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lleserve Tables Now. tor ‘ 7%
NEW YEAR'S EVE CELEBRATION
The Royal James Inn
Entertainment and Supper
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On all Christmas
GOODS~ Adihltjudmn”mm°°m
b 0 N N E L L Y 9 S psnlssholdin‘pollolssonthestockof
the Norton Furniture store will or-
. . rive in town on Wednesday to ssoer- right in the room.
Monet, 8m :5 30' Mun 3" tsin the “m” ‘0“ by “"- Don't make the mistake of buying some other machine and
__ ’ , then hearing tlle Edison, HEAR it first We wall clwrfully play
your favorite music at any time you call, and we want you to feel
that you are welcome.
The Edison records on an EDISON produces the most natur-
al and sweetest tone and The EDISON machine will play Vic- '
tor or Columbia records with as good results as though they were
played on any other machine Let us prove it.
The A. J. Angevine & Son Company
134-135 WASHINGTON STREET
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All W001 “with: A
Circular SKIRTS - - - - $2.98
::S&H Green Stamps Givenil-tere‘:-:
'M. Moltasch a. son, i
'80th Norwalll, .. . .
sold st to per month
Mn. DONNELLY.
id Booth Isis Itrsst. South Mom-ill
A wonderful man, everyone has heard of him, and his mar-
velous inventions, yet strange to say there are people who will
not believe that he has perfected the finest musical instrument in
the world, (The Edison Diambnd Disk Phonograph) until they
have heard it, then how surprised they are at tile beautiful fall
. ‘ tone, so natural that it seems as though the artists themselves are
Conn.
f The City National Bank
i Progressive Banking
The nflsirs of this Bank are gov l'l'ln'd nitll (unison'ntiean’ mitt-wrist:
and up—to-dnte methods. ‘ '
As a result of increasing business “1-. urn better prepared than over
lit-tam to handle the amounts of our (-llsunncrs.
Our [utilities for n sound and satisfactory banking . service are as
nearly perfect as modern, progressive itlt-aJ-l have wt. devised—let. ao-
lllnl n-snlts demonstrate to you t he wisdom of listing an ul-tilllnt with
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Tonight the annual election of onl-. ‘The character of llsnnlbal is impsr- 000D TIEAUI‘H AND boon i
cars or Our Brothers' Lodge No. 10.1.isouated by a great Iltnlisn star who TEETH ARE DEPENDEN'I‘ ;
'0, 0. R. will be held. has been with the company in Turin ONE l‘l‘ON THE tmmn. i
<-—v—~—-— for several years. Sopllonisbs, the ;
Dr. J. .H. Mallory has raturned‘home; Carthaglnian princess. gives the per- ]
after spending. Christmas and thsgtorlnor, ltsls Marianas opportunity ‘
week-end with relativessnd friends in of reaching the highest. level of his—
trionic trngedy ever manifested in s
i WEATHER FORECAST. 1 There will be no robosrssl or the Em “mm“-
Norwslk 9mm, orchestra this . . ulna. Maoists the slave. is a natural
t [or Nor-talk and vicinity Putty .“fi- The mm rehearsals will be. Miss .Iiouisa Sohsub. steaoxrspbnr. actor. mmidclentiy'trsinod, and his
cloudy may,“ and mm some-' round on next Tussdsy 0mm ‘in the allies oi. Attorney Loo Devin! physical prowess to the theater of
m” warmer tonight. than been ill since Thursday with so so sdlnirstinn or all uloserwhobsvs noon *
i The whole section out of the lies- «Business men will an money by took of neurslxls. the picture even down to thst or the ‘
lsslppl river is under the influence of taking advantage d 3083' Stationery humblest soldier. that is not tilled by ,
p“ high pressure am the crest of bargain. Read his half pose Fl.“ | Directors oi the mirdeld County tbomughly drilled and trained artists. '
which “0,, “e. over the mag]. Atlsn- National Bank and the Nstlonsl Bunk As I. manifestation of mouon~pictum .1,
“a can. A flow" m .ppeued over Géorz‘n Petersen.iot‘8chool street. or Nornlk held their respective, ex-l acting. tbs film lions dcssrvss stud!
to the Rocky thmnln Pulpit. The tone nu . um. mm the 1|th of me ”n, mum ma”- lb! All "1mm in m. work, it.
- more has risen all over the country a“. morning. and Dr. .w_ B. We“ — it or the talking hind or the movie
oncoming on. the. Pacinc' coast, sl “my“ m, "88L —-Bos our adv. page 4. Wm. P. “kind The cm rohssrsod the
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Leading. Furniture. andfi
. House Furnishing} .
. House of the,
Norwalks
The A. J. Collins Company” :9 l;
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am it remains below zero in Min 3901'!“- picture on and ouster A period or s
sol-on. irneré his been no neuron- Then in u soon Attendance oi 'rm 3 v 5‘ ~
elplmlou “gm ruins and snows are members lit the South Norwslh Club, Chflutoliher Ohms-d oi Chops! -» ‘ ‘ ’
reported. however. from sections at Ssturdsy night. when the usual lunch- street. '33 admitted ‘0 the Norwslk PLEASANT HOUR—LOCKWOOD'I lion hoe. Hours: 0 s. m. to s p.
poorly all the gendrsl divisions or the con wu‘ curved - lie-PM. to“! sud comm on tori ~ ML... . .. In. W by w ._ fl
' patted States. _ , . “em“ “d ‘0"‘19- ‘ ' omt Look, rooms.
5 “F“ W" ““9" Wm”- “my “- JAm r. Lsslty. the prominsnt prO- Dr. J H ”Ellery. ! FUNERAL olascroas Auo EMBALMERS. ;
J, WEATHER A YEAR A60 and Piece dual-bloom: out at 5c. Mrs. Georg is“? Corbin has been “a“. through m. company. The nouns l ‘din.’ .' . , , I , t
J . TODAY. a“ W“ D"‘“°"“~' “terms“! If N 8 Bishop. of 3.... L my, mgmyuy em. man or .. , non'ru mun eraser, scorn NORWALK .p.
t . ~ -~ ' , I . Norwalh—New Britain ”TN-”n49“ pony snnounoos the forthcoming re- 10 Oooth llsln 0t. Comb Nor-walk. . '"“~ - . - ..
l memperaturet; Low, 23; high. A rectal oiatllo ChristmaCsl-ol, by at m. MWMML . ‘6“. o! the most brilliant 0‘ all __ ~ , , .. .. . . . _ , _ ,, ,
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C‘hsrlos Dime. wu aim at the vet mm period plus, "The am at sourl-l NORWALK nae ALAN. - ~
per oervloo in the South News“! Con- lolly Wuhlnrton bodes will hold a the Rsncho" 1,; stid nus-co and rm Alum Headquarter- st moon-lo
. on and Mn 5“,“, Nam, mm. rregatlonsl Chruch. yesterday utter moonlit till- stains in Red Hon'I Richard Walton Tully, with so sll- . «Worn. Telephone for ~ilrs
"es to their home, in New Britain. to- n°°“- 5’ ’1 0- “M °‘ N" “W Ht“- "0”“. It ‘5 requested this“ stsr cast bonded by Bessie Bsrriscslo. . .m., M 2.,
hr. after a short visit with friends in Mr. MM 1' ‘ well- “W“ dramatic members ““9“ ‘3 there '1“ be 0190' s prominent Balance stsr. mi "The s—stsllinston and North Main
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8m 'Coun. Dec. 28.‘-—-l\ev.
M’MON'n-B " GIVEN - A- PARDON.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 24.—-—Chnrles
‘ jun city
p:—
\ New Dancing. masses
Form
Jan. 4, ’15
It you failed in oohu- schools lost.
reader. and his program was very in-
clal music under the direction oi Mr.
Grannies.
Miss Alice Hill and Wilbur lint.
teroon. at New Haven. enloyed the
holiday and week-end with Miss Hill’s
sister. Mrs. William Greeley, of Lin.
coin avenue. second district.
inquiry has been made by an 0 ol-
tcwu lswyar in behalf oi his c out.
Gordln Blush. relative to the cl uln-
atsnoes surrounding the, accido t in
toasting throughout. There was spo'
tion of officers,,lnitlstion, and the play
to be presented later will be rehearsed.
Mildred Patches snd Alfred Paul.
both of Norwslk, were united in mar-
riage, at St. ‘Msry'a Church, this morn-
ing. the nuptial mass being celebrated
by Rev. ’1‘. J. Finn. The witnesses
_,wero Bessie Paul and Joseph Msnzl.
a o of this city.
Plliill iMllSEMIENlS
Rose at The lunch."r motion picture
authorities see anew vogue in screen
on. in that. alter reviewing the pic:
turn at s prints performance, the
unanimous. opinion was that this pic-
ture exceeded any and sit American
productions in point of productive
thoroughness and artistic novelties.
of The Rsncho" at Monterrey,» San
Jose and Hollywood. Cslfornls, in the
exact locals oi the piece.
G—Hoyt's 'l‘bsstre.
l—Cross 8t.
The Lucky Company stand "The Rose ‘
tale. ‘
12~xWest St. Franklin School.
Kla—xConoord 8L, Concord and Lin-
] coin Schools.
14—North Main and Ann Bis.
"The nose of The tranche" some! t0 lB-lii3h so and Bayviow Ave.
Sta" ushsckemo Hotel.
d—xDsy sud Raymond Ste.
H o G Corset hctory. private.
7—Norwslk Hospital. ,
s—Music 'Hsll, Cllilord and City Ho-
hchonies. ot Lyons. Neb.. serving
a five-year oentence’in Leavenworth
Penitentiary. received a Chrlstmus
present from President Wilson today
in the form otvn pardon. to take-et-
foct' immediately. 'HcMonies may
spend Christh nt home with his
wife, whole sick with pneumonia.
and with his two children. one of'
whom is reported to be dying.
McMonies was sentenced Jan. .2.
1914. on a charge of making a. falsa
entry in the ledger of a bank. His
term. with time off for good behavior
would have expired Sept 8, 1917. Ac-
cording to reports to the Department
Dr Josephus Tragitt. a retired Epia-. ?
copaqu clergyman, died here Just
night. aged 84. H. is survived by two .
daughters and two sons, one of the‘
. latter being Rev. Horatio N. 'l-‘ra‘giti '
who is located in Missouri. During his
ministry. Dr. Tragltt served in Boyer-r J}.
al New York parishes‘and ,alsordid
missionary work in the west. [His ,
last church was at Bethany. From ‘
this he retired as rector about ten
years ago and took up as residents
here .
:-
,ear give Policy's n trill. First lee-
' ' hnical
pleasant Hour today. and it. will b. lfi—xNorwnlk Iron Works of Justice the offense was a. tee
seen also at Lockwood'il Hall today 17_w8“ A“ and Cedar St. ions and the bank lost no army. and
arm . Attorney -General Gregory recommen-
and tom w 18—~ngh School, West. A79- ided the se'htonco to be commuted to 3:
FAMILY OF FIVE BURNED TD
MIRA.
Ion free. “e return your money it [which Singll. while on duty as atoll-
we, full to room you- A mm min. on Westport bill. was a
some for “-00- o Weatport trolley. on Octob r 2mm “5""
STAMFORD THEATRE.
ABSOLUTE PRIVACY ASSURE“. The return engagement Of “Cabifia” ' W 31‘W88l. St. and Taylor AVG. expire Jan.2.1915 \VTNTERHAVEN Fla... 1380.28.‘
. School canon every ni‘tcmoou and {:ksyuadzrztgorguzlgsttifiroceztllgsznz': the colossal spectacle which will he James Conlff, Associated Press Opel; 23—xEly Ave. and Lows 8t i Frieda”?cyniigxtflfits.mthtia§ia::fg Haj.” Alvey. his wife and three Chin _
' ’ o ‘ a on a - . t -
honing. “mi rm,“ shown at the Stamford Theatre, Wed. ator in the Danbury News cities. on 24-—Chestnut and Henry Sta. 21:3th her mm”. was supporting dren were burned to death, early 0
day, when tire desti’byed their home ,
near here.
neaday and Thursday of this week. county president of the A‘ O H" was 25—:80uth Main and Monroe Sta. hm. two chime“ by giving music- lea-
matlnees and evenings; shows what i“ this city m" 3 PM” “I” yester 26—Luington Ave. and Austin St. song,
is probably the best chosen and most “5" calling °n friends. while on his 27—West and Elm Grove Bis. ‘
rehearsed company of actors and way ‘0 Bridgeport. where he install-i l
actresses ev’er presented in a film. ed the oihcers of the society there.
POLLEY'S .
. . —<BANNER HOMEMADE BAKERY.
Private Dancing School. on: Raisin Bread is full or Raisins
I MONROE STREET . TG‘J‘E” Tm; km! 120 Wednesday afternoon
(Near R. R. station.) , 6 Monroe street.
A- goodndv. pays best in the best
1399?.
Advertise in The Sentinel.
~—-‘-"r~7y—~‘<T‘f“i“ 1) st; »
A good adv. ppys best in the e. -
Paper.
A dividend pay-
ing investment.
Bonds'of Thrift, Perseverence and Independence
With Interest at 4 per cent.
The Best Means Yel Dense-l to Encourage and Dellelop Systematic Sal/lugs.
FIVE CL ASSES— Class A Class B; Class C Class D Class E ‘ T
Deposit each month 2 1.00, $ 2 00 5 5.00 ”5 10. 00 ' 3, 25.00
. And receive for next Christmas 13.22 26.44 66.10 » 132.20 330.50
It continued to maturity, receive ' ’ 40. 22 80 44 201.10 ' .. 402. 20 1005.40
" ' ' Enrollment for Christmas, 1915; must be made before January lst next."
In addition-.mregular bulking ..:lsotlrsr we are apostolic followdngbvcninpl Monday. December. a8. 7—4 p. Tuesday, Dec. 29, 7—8 p. m., Wednesday, Dec. an, 7—8 p. m., Thurs’aay, Dec. 31, 7—3;). m.
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