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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 29, 1914 · page 7

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TUESDAY, DEC. :9. :91;

‘i'h'E SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SRN’TINEL

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FANCY BOXES
mm CANDY
MAL WHIRL
PEANUT IRITTLE

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Luge variety of attractivei Have secured I supply of

 

 

 

JEDDO COAL

BUY
Haze‘iton

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summon-inst: UNDERTAKER Mam Rings bl rum inwarui or.
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51 w-shillt- mam-3:70» 81m Mothers, Wires 5 i . . ‘
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Sweailiearis H" ."-.‘-~. .
I! you In: in doubt no to who; to. 5:“:lr::: fitS‘U Eyegiagses
filth“, not «inside upon tho W! E: El? : 6 V00 3‘ .
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'i‘llt’ daily period of daylight has bo-l Anthony Jami. of New York. is
gun to increase at the rate of one mil}- M I lbw days in Norwllk.
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, i M Goldmhmidi, 0" Chlmsoi ll '. l carry liundrcds oi ditto-wit styles
William ”Pm“ 1"“ lemme" “ 9" l th- an or his wants in Elmwood -or w. w. w. GUARANTEED limos
Norwalk from Providence, R. i.. where "on“. in all tin: various Birthstones.

he spent the Christmas holidays. .mchard F. N I - 1

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Miss Annio Waters left for her
“we ‘“ New "“3“ “”1“" mm" 26 No. MAIN or. sourH nouwntk$

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Jail 8. Batu. Jr.. has accepted a.
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been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chnri-
on 'i‘. Payne, of River street.

 

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The ma: ”mounds at Raymond :
mound whorl with n cargo of Wind-
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Congressman Jeremiah Donovan and
Miss Emma llonovnnvieit South Non
walk yesterday for Washington. D. C.
where they expect to remain until the
adjournmoni/ of Congress.

A COMMON CONVERSATION!

“i must have my eyes attended
to. Where is the host plwe to so
to have them examined 2" Answer:
"l. myself. so to THAMER‘S be-

In. Wllihll A. Wheeler, of Do
;troii.. lithium. in the guest of her"
‘pu-b. It. Ind hire, Charles Hooch!

mm of tho l'ga‘ln‘8°6‘f]‘e Ferris Coal . oi Wat moot. l cause it is the only place in the city
. ' ' ' . —— ~~-v—~ —- ’ here you can have a thorough pro-
: . 1 month v0- . . w
”my”, slipped on “0 B N ‘ Jul" W. “Wk”- “l‘” “99"" ieoulonal examination at the eyes

merit in West avenue. this morning;
Aitor some dimgiiity, the her-$1319,
gotten up, and appeared to he union
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Chm 7”!“ his mother, Mrs. I": without charge. by on OCULIST.

W. Vivid. 61' ll Maillfi “Wee“ ““3 ”'1 who iii ii registered physician."

turnod to his home in Chicago.
“ THAMER

OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS.
Open Sat. Evenings. Elt. 1897.

 

””‘f’ fl Ir. mi Mrs. Funk '1‘. minimize.“
Mr. and Mrs. item‘s?- Mmt’ro‘" .or Ihin mt. are expected MI“8
MN“ Vernon, 5"“ the parents .1Thurodny iron: Bermuda. where they

girl. Mm Miller was i‘ormoriy Miriam“. boa unending several days.
Rose Nntteiord, of Norwalk. and her

many fricndn are oxteiiding congratn—g
lotions. .

 

 

 

 

 

John P. Tundwoll. the thinker oi
iNorth mm. is on it two weeks‘

 

 

Mr. and Mrs, Andrew iladol with‘hnfilx MDndConnellsvillo. South

their daughters. the Misses Margaret
and Mary and their sons. Andrew and
Louis. of No. 202 Washington tendon,
Bridgeport. left this morning for New
York city. where they will spend the
remainder of tho Wynk iii The Bol-

mont.

! Mount Vernon. N. Y.

. Professor annual GOMSCiImldL of
[the linimuity of Pennsylvania. has
{been
punts. Ir. nnd Mrs. Edward Gold-

mnding the holidm’s with his‘

New Photo Studio

'opcii a brunch Pinto Studio in the
Lauder Building, 4 South Main Sh.
on or about Jon. I. 1015.

l SECRETARY WANTS TO AVOl

FEDERAL TAX.

 

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Carolina. accompanied ii)” his son. ’01", Edwin .\. i'Ilsaiii of .‘o‘iimilord wiul

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_ lsch'mn' “f lilmwood avenue, s Attorney General John ii. Light has}
Mrs. Benjamin Miller. of Cornwall,} .been asked .by the department of thel
Conn. formerly Miss Susie Jarvis, of One of the mat eleOYGd i“ ll)“ secretary of the sung for an opinion
South Norwnik, has been in South Nor- culinary department or the “0‘91 M’“ u to whether the state should be
walk. in attendance on her mother-in- hum IBM 0“ the ice this forced to my 3130 in internal revenue;
law. Mrs. Frank Miller, of liridgoport. m "1‘ cut “3 he‘d' but “slumps tor the new federal war tam?
who was injured in the automobile oo- «bio M “"7““ 1° ”93““‘9 M5 l'l‘lio case in question hinges on the
cident in With Main street. inst Sat—[6mm :shipment of the 12,000 automobile
. i ernoon. , tags for 1915, and the department.
“may a t m» ~ - , l I“ ”a I“ Edward P" Honry, oi wants to know who is going to pay tor,1
One of the cars of the Bridgeport I: i 284 ll. litfll M N. Y-. former 1‘9“ the stamps that the new tax demands?
Danbury electric railway. in operationfdeou dorms street. South NONI”: shall be put on the bills of ladins.’
between Bridgeport and Long Hill. be: to "mm-the engagemm‘ °f it i. argued that the tags are the]
caught the Saturday evening, when Ittheir daughter. Florence Irene, to Ed— property 0: the state and that the de-l
iii-olien .wire fell upon the roof of the‘mnnil A. Kaila, also oi New York partmont should ho roiiov ed of the;
car and formed a short Oil-Cult. Anlcity. [in Henry is a grandchild oi . . I
alarm of fire was sent in and chemical Mg m In Frank McKeon. oi Un- 3
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mus from the Bridgeport fire tie-l ion am lion-nut. The nuanced
{figment responded and extinguished coup}. win he guests of the McKeens ‘ "iliiilEiiiI “Ni“ “E'En'
the flames. The damage caused by the during the coming weekend. Mr. Kel-‘i
tire was slight and traffic was rotsiiiriooI ier in a commotion insurance .ex-Y
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Grown Hair and w. Prove it By

Hundrodo of Tutimonlalo. i

it never fails to produce the desired
results. It enliven: and invigorates
the hair-glands and tissues of the
'scalp, resulting in a continuous and
increasing growth oi the hair. Lot-
ters of praise are continually coming
' in from nearly airports oitha country

F Ollow the (11.0le m stating that Mudroding Hm Remedy

 

 

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Checko- are specially good at
Christmas time, cheques of all
sorts. Checks in suits are
very popular—they are cheer‘
ful and practical. The prices
won‘t check your impulse to
buy. $io to $30.

Rogers 81 Stevensi

Should your eyes have been giving
you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting] feel ht liberty to con—
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WILLIAM J. MOORE
Oi'l‘il‘iAN
Whom 8. Kiwlcr Building.
No. 156 Washington St.
Domain lion‘s 'l‘hmirc.
Hondny, Walnesdny and Friday
mailings, 6:30 to it.
N. Y. harness—72': 5th Ave" ii to
4 p. In. dolly.

 

 

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COATS AT
$5.95. Values up to $18

 

 

 

KNIT UNDERWEAR-
For Everybody

The right weight of L'ndt-m'car is an (‘Ni‘t'liilal in
health and comfort newillerc you will find satisfactory an
lection. -‘

\N'nmcu‘s and Children's FLEEFED l‘NUi‘LRW EAR
.......... 25c and 5m
Women's All Wool VES'i‘S and DRAWERS $1.00 czicl.
Women's Medium and Hear. ‘.','.:-iglii UNION SUITS
....... 31.00%”.
Women's Light Weight Merino L'Nli ).\' Si l'I‘S 31-50 to
Women‘s All Wool CNlth Sili'l‘S ........ $2.00 each
Women‘s Silk and Wool l'Nli).\' Sl'l'l‘S . $2.00 with

The N. E. Ryan Co.

U WASHINGTON STREET‘ IOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Norwalk and So. Norwalk. l

Special Music

Every Saturday Evening.

Clifford Hotel
Rathskeller

NOTE—New Entrance from
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Piano

We have n l’casc Play-

 

BLANKET S ' Comfortables
59cto $6.50 f 51.00 to $4.00

A. Dickerman 81 Son.
South Norwalk Phone. 446

WE GIVE S. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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lion!” mahogany choc, full l‘é
size. Sixty-five iiotc. , l .
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Supply of sixty~five ! NEW YEAR S « -»-‘~——-——«Y0ur Attentlon
"0‘9 fillhh bend“ “all l was, Bookieis, ll EXCEPTIONAL FINANCIAL STABILITY
and irn deli "r . i ‘ EXCELLENT FACILITIES
$2 “ l“ H. I . l Ilene“, POSi cards 5 PROMPT AND coumtous senwcg
, ‘ ITO. . as) .umb' l \‘my \'car's Booklets ! Are the fut-tors which have mad 0 this institution “llili it ii: today ‘
iiils is a g‘elnllnt' lw- l ...... 5‘. to 15¢ each , THE OLDEST BANK iN NORWALK. . , _'
gain for sonic one. . N Y ' L it 5¢ l f , .
l rw vars e um car] . urf l C N ' ' k j
M. Sonnenbem l x... m... C... , F211 «2 d ounty ational Ban , ..
l ...... 5¢ to 10¢ each ' i “ ‘ ,
- and company l New Year's Post Cards l -7 QT?” W” “"" ' _ V
104 Washington St. l 6 for 5¢ and 5¢ each i
i I CONNECT
.l .i. MALLETTE l Kill." 333:: Al 3331223133.}:“3':
m»-.. l " ' t“ presenting safety and service,
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' 0 list Carboruiiilum

Sharpening Stones

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CHOPS ALL KINDS Oi’
FOODyinto Clean Cut' Uni-
form Pieces as. FINE or
COARSE as wanted.

Other machines chop meat
Only. ,ffliiS DOES AWAY
wirii ‘riii: (SHOPPING
BOWL ALTOGETHER.

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has renewed the growth 0! hair/in
cues that were considered absolutely
', hopeless.
= writes: “Alter a short trial. nu hair

They’re going in join'iiie

coors Potatoes. Meat.

 

 

A lady tron: Chicago
j stopped railing, and I now. hove. a
over one and a halt yards hill."
Mildrodina Hair Remedy stimulates
the scalp. molten it healthy mdteeps
it so. it is the grate“ scalp invig-
. orator known. ’lt. in I wholesome
' medicine tor both the inn and the
scalp. Even a small bottle of it will
put more main. .iiie in your hair
than a dozen bottles oi any other huh-
tonk over made. it shop results
from the very stun. .

1656 _ 1‘“ ‘5‘
members weretenrolled My.

*-: imminnnssnm dun:-
Now on male ht every drug store

is on Experience not an Experiment.
‘ M ‘ ' rind toilet store in the. hand. one. not!

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EVERYTHING.

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New Year reduction
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§ THE .
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halal-chm. Gonna. Shins. .

A machine you will use
every-day. Cailancl see it.

CHAS. E. DOW:

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Apples. Cabbage. Bread.-

‘ Aliiori li..Morgan,' 4 '

hymns, LONG AND

RESULT

a. savings account that dispels any ’
monetary cmharresnment.

7' 3 The Fairfield County I
Savings Bank

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Merry Xmas to All;

With pleasure wc express hearty thanks iilolll' ["I'it‘liiifliiitd gum...
Illt‘l'S for trade of thr- past.

(lilii around and sec our stock for Christmas. which iiirliiili; Fill)“:—
FIRING. FiiiJAGld and PUP PLANTS in lllulllx’l‘t‘.

t‘roton, Kciitcas. Phoenixes, Ferns. Anions, Arm-as, Awning-is. Poin- _.
scams, Annual-ins, Cyclamen, Animus, Cumelcns. Baileys, Jenny»- ‘
icm. Cherries. Dmcacnos, Erions Begonias. etc.

Cut Flowers or quality. A Christmas grcons of special tic-(m

the value so don’t forget cvcl'yiliiiig inr’ChrisimuI-i am he found at
The- South Norwalk

South Norvynlk Flower (30., .
1N0. 2 South Main Street fi’Iz'eiep'hon‘eV 364
Fish! Fish! 3 l ., New Year - r
ESCALLOPS' ., _ Cards

OPENED GOSLING CLAMS . 1

FRESH, S'ALT. SMOKED p ,‘
Booklets .
. mm . ,

nun CANNED FISH.

 
 

 

 

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