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HOLIDAY
GOODS
l 'A bountiful supply in Wearing tip
yard and Fancy Articles, for Christ
III. Mt- to please the whde hill-
”. ll I'eil Is your cousins, uncles,
m Ill your many friends.
WM. P. BEERS
, Our, Closing ‘
Out Sale continues
until Jan. 5th.
fi
WSW“
E. K. Banks
“mmxc'lfl HOTEL BLOCK,
SOUTH NORWALK.
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SALE
I "3 OFF ON ALL XMAS 60008.
REOUILT TYPEWRITERO—L C
1. South idsln street. South Namath
V
Smith, Underwood.
nominates. all other
makes, sold. rented.
' repaired. Rentals. 85
per month. Milled
sold It 85 per month
MS. DONNELLV.
J an are ON CALENDERB.
DONNELLY'S
l .10 SOUTH MAIN OTREET.
WEATHER FORECAST.
I {For Norwalk and vicinity: General-
.1, fair tonight and MIT; mental.“
'boldu tonight.
' The western uses of high pressure
It” mm ed slowly eastward during
Ibo Inst twenty- -i‘our hours and now
IorIlI I ridge extending from Tessa
northelatwnrd to New York. Pleas-
Int wather prevails this morning in
All districts east or the hooky hloun.
Iain, except in the like regain, where
how hurries are occurring A die
1M Ilildl has developed in the
British Northwest is now central over
Mullahs The tempérlt‘ures ans high-
pr this morning in the western dit
hints and lower in the eastern. m-
In: temperatures extend as for south
Is Pensacola. Fla. Only; few places
In the northrn districts reported tenx
resbelow smataa. In. "
Bouditious ilelvor for this vicinity gen-
pally fair weather, with lower teln-
penture tonight ‘
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
Jf'l‘cnlpcrature: Dow, 27; high.
Clear.
Fomlf
Jan. 4, ’15
u Mod in otha‘ sdloole M
'2‘:ng Poms a trial. First lus-
lon her. We return 10“! W7 it
em all to men you A W
up” for 35-00
”Amman: Plum“)! mum
Mm] m1 every Wand
POLLEY'S
the use at lame, the lazy. the leisure-
,ly. the lulled. Ind the Lilia. my son."
' met, Dr sober-test. Wolfe. ‘10
‘ every child.
Tee's assemblies.
"9., whet u an escalator?" '
"it's s. on that runs on the bins tor
aw
Allen Church. naturalissuou om-
missioner, of Boston. lien, is the
South Nona-elk post-once today
ining local Metal-born candidst r
naturalization me.
n.
Mrs. [Monti We; of Ely .
nne,-;m-opeutedon at the No It
hospital thisflnorninx. ,
it is reported Ibout town t
Biahw'have purebaseda pieced .
on Trlon'e Hill. where they -‘
erect a Wow. Neither one
be‘ reached this morning tom
rumor: i lites hunted}. non
thatproperty. end scam to corn--
cats with her-Med.
. -Old Connolly Lehlsh Coal It -
minim. Genuine Lehlgh C l -
Raymond lime. Appletree Wn-i‘
fireplaces at Raymond Bros.
The heard of Charities lost 0 . :
held a lengthy session and di -..
matters concerning the we, 1
Nonmke Home. William 11..
was appointed the Home's k .1
Franklyn G. Brown; or the - 15'
second, IndDr. William B. -. of
the ilrst district, were appo to
serve other minor question 1?-
ed consideration at the m ..ast
evening. Tallies A. Brown,th: ent
efficient clerk, was reelect . the
coming year.
Spnluowoon UNION CH EX.
ERCISES.
The Christmas exercises the
Springwood Union Chapel. V0!!-
iug, were attended by 250 - 0f
whom 160 were sellolsrs en- oth- ‘
are parents or friends. Th 3
large Christmas tree and p (or
Frederick T 'im-
persouated Santa Claus, ,9' pro-
gram as printed in yest: .. Sen-
tinel was carried out. The "ten-
Private Dancing School
I MONROE STREET relapse dent. 3. 3 ”mm... ,,. brief
'. (Near R. TL station.) address.
h- “i MW- “76-: IT'l'l1I:I:I'I'IZI.l I I 'I I‘I'e'I‘I’IiI.I-.Il.llrl:l: :I. "I.
I 'I I. I. I ’I' I I.l.l.l.l.l-'
A dividend pay-5v
lug investment.
I
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van, .. ._. .V.
I
~ running the gauntlet of the German
lasers. Harry'loarle and -. _,
the right bank of the Yacrg"
' yards 12th the homes on the to
. War Bulletin.
BERLIN, via The Hague and London,
a. rut—Majoll Morallt, the military. expert,
‘ the Tageblatt, the eastern situation says:
“All military authorities are agreed t
capital must soon be evacuated. Its value
is well known, is slight, but the strongly f0
in front of the forts, it must be expected,
defended. Neverthelss, it would require is
hold them.
“It appears, moreover, as if the Russlal
attaches greater importance in bringing its
broken behind the Vistula rather than dev
strength west thereof. However, the plans
stall are unknown, and hence it is not iml
still intends holding the region west of tl '
political prestige as the factor, despite the
ing such a plan.
"At any rate, the. defeat of the Russian.
Hllica will sctlte the fate of the army op
licia.”
LONDON, Dec. 31, 10:25 a. m.—
fronl Fayal. Azores, states that the
but. is now preceding on her voyage after
reached the seat of the flames.
The Pcrugla is a vessel of 2,566
to the records belongs to the Anchor
PARIS, Dec. 3i, 6:20 a. lll’.-—lllow the ‘
rifice of six French bluejacktts made 150
lure of St. Georges. a town less than two
port, is described by the Matill’s war
Flanders. He says:
“The attackers had driven the (Jcrnl'
vanCc trenches, but, taking refuge ill til
village, the Germans soon placed their ass
ficult position. The situation of a force
latcd on a strip of land surrounded by
critical and the artillery alone was ab R
tiling against the enemy. The British
capclle tried, but their shells burst ove '
“Six blucjackets tllen hoisted a th
large punt and poledtalon the canal
ccame
allyv
ams»
on a
village,
one was
in turn
nded, as
when: the
hit another took the pole .and' contlnu
fell stricken. The sixth mail was
with Mast push hescnt .tllu punt
French advance guardsvas writing.
“The gun ts'ss-qlllckly_;landcd s
retreated into the arms of a brutal
later completed the enemy 's rout.
"Meanwhile, the French colu'u
session of the heap of ruins which
ges and before night the engillctr
bridge-head, enabling the Allies'
ly St. Geor-
tablished a
dcboucll on
' or serviceable
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.. mmwmbmm
wearing apparel, both for destit to reach the
and sick and wounded soldiers ' here Two
headquarters of the American 1; point but that
cablegrams received ycstcrd “6 American Re—
wearing apparel is needed in al advises that
lief Clear-lug Hlousc in the 37 es is es cciail
clothing for women, childr p y
needed, as also are overcoa
Cross ‘says that their great" as‘ pajamas shirts
gical supplie, but hOSpital g and linen
convalescent robes and cr
lop. of Canterbury,
LONDON DC“ 3““ d clergy, seeks to
ill a New Year's letter to g appeal m all men
give impetus to rccrultll' .
qualified to bear arms. ays the letter, “may
“The very life of ill he call for men. I
depend on the “3890118; no household or home
think we can say deliblty or “p.10", ,t keeps
will be acting worthil bcaf a mans part in
back any of those wh
present is not sur-
The French Red .
” olph Lewlsohll. Samuel compass, ‘Am-
lotus
For Ladies
COATS
Values to $18.00
'JACOBY ’ S
Opp. Hoyt’s Theatre
THE FINEST OF THE
f COTTON
clean, sanitary and resilient,
iused lll llle lllrlltufacture of our
HIGH CLASS MATTRESSES
Let us help Mon to make your
bed comfortable, lt‘b‘lllll and
sleep- llldutillg. Come ill and uc
will gladly explaln the merits of
our durable mattresses to you.
lilingevlnes Seoul.
184-130 “'ASHING’ION BTW. '
’3“) G. N AND WELLER T0
Tm.
is
‘NEW
Commission on industrial Relations
will resume its hearing on Tuesday.
and more than rlty witnesses, includ-
ins J'. P. Morgan and John D. Hock-
Ifeiler. have been subpoenaed us wit:
houses and have promised to appear.
The hearings here are expected to
continue about too seeks. ..
Among the witnesses subpoenaed
are John Mitchell, .lnne Adams. louis
D. Brsdele, semuel Unterrnyer Aunt
F. Baker. Daniel Gunsnhelul.1
uei chgborts. Henry C. Flor-d.- Ad-
on Plnchot John D. Rockefeller, Jr..
Andrew Cements and Charles W. Ei-
iot. A long list or questions bearing
upon the relations of calm and lab-
or and the port such relations play
in industrial and economic problems
has been prepared to be asked each
Witness.
0
AMERICAN SAIDORS DEDWNED.
WANHNGIT'ON. ,‘Doc. 31.—Cob-
mander Oman of tho cruiser .‘orth
ment today nerve of the deaths of
John Puxlieee. or Fall River. Mess..
coal passer, and Thomas P. Ryan. 0!
Buffalo. fireman, at Beirut. Syria.
Reserve Tables Now for
{NEW YEAR’S EVE CELEBRATlOT
The Royal James inn
_ - WT...—
YORK. Dec. al.—Fedemlt'
ust Belmont Jacob H. some. an e w
Carolina cabled the Navy Depart-E
Entertainment hurl Supper.’
Clearan
On Jun.
3 rntn-nlcly low level.
2nd. we will begin a sale
wry low prim-s! l’nusuully good
sank-d: (“ME—Buy and Profit! Suk- bvg‘lns .izllhnt‘inl.
h
JANUARY‘
ceSale.
of all winter" Illi‘l'l‘llzllllllsd‘ at
opportunities ib‘tbrvo will be pm—
The time has (some uln‘n all “inn-r nlvrrllluldita‘ must go! Ill or-
dd'l’ m alumnlllisll a qilll‘k t‘lt’lll'illll‘t‘
\\t‘ have reduced prices to all
Slmpper are all tulniliar with tile unnumics tilt-so fJillIliiIl‘); ("hull-
allfl‘ events otter. This year the prim cutting has been more medical
than berm-v. lien: you will rind values that are but ael'dmn oil'el'ed—
values or run! Important-e to ever-pom who values economy"
ARRANGE YOUR TIME N0\\’ SO THAT YOU W'ILI. BE HERE
Jan. ,2, the Opening day oi this Great Sale
REMEMBER! 3&1! Gwen Trading Stumps Will Be Given.
M. Moltasch 8. Son,
loo Washington sum.
South \‘rll tullh
House
nos-re mu» eraser,
Leading Furniture and.
House Furnishing
N orwa
The A. J. Collins Company
FUNERAL DiREOTORO AND EMBALMERS
of the _
.kS'.‘ . f
‘ , eburH anew/lug
en-I‘a___'_ _—
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
NEW YORK. Doc. 81 (Wall Street.
Noon )—-'l‘radinx showed no marked in-
crease with the passing of the early
session. but the undertone was ilrnler.
Aside from the few materiel gains in
the railway group, there were ad-
vances of a point or more in Bethle-
hem Steel. Central Mather. Westing-
Deo. 20. The man were drowned
while swimming and their bodies
were buried at Beirut.
m
CANAAN.
County . Sud‘rsgists
center Train service not being coll-‘
venient, the president of the Norwe
Hill, walked to New Canaan yestero
day afternoon for a. conference with
Mrs. Knox. Miss Hill accompanied
plied Sum-age literature to the R. F l
D. letter boxes on the way as Well as!
to other travelers over the road.
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Advertise in The Sentinel.
,The visitors were Captain Rnssertu
in house and some more obscure special-
ties. Amalgamated also gained a lull
point. wlth three points for Great
surFRAelsre WALKED To newlNorthern Ore Certificates The short Scale Bodwell took first prize;
‘intersst continued to cover its out-
Bonds were steady.
Equal Franchise League, Miss Clara LOOKING W7“ 51“” CLOTH. l
HARTFORD. Dec. 81.——Four re-'
presentatlves of the French Govern—
ment and Army were in Hartford(
Monday night and Tuesday and dur- I
Rockvillo, wherelcloth is being made ‘
for the French Army. The mills llavle
been working on the order five necks. ’
and Messrs. Buffer, Ricallls nnd'Cnm- l
bell. l
IN NONOR 0F M088 MORRIS.-
Deilghtful Gatherlnj'. at the Lyon Resi—
dence in' West Street. .
l Mrs. E. 8. Lyon entertained at her
home, No. 44 West street. yesterday at-
ternoon and evening. in honor of Miss
Lillian Mbrris, of Jacksonville." Fla. a.
guest of the hostess. During the after-
noon auction was the pastime, there - _. -
being four tables. The guests had a _
delightful supper and during the even-
in: card playing was resumed. .ll' as
Airs.
and S. Youngs second prize, and Mrs.
The chairman of the Fairseldlsmndlnsmmmitmenu Cables irom William Olsen tlllrd prize. The guests
Mrs Herbert London indicated a more cheerful leel- spent several hours in a very pleasant
Kites. is spending the winter on her in: 8‘ ”I“ 00M“ in connection With manner. Aside from the pleasure or
(arm a mile north of New Canaan next W00?! "09.001118 0‘ mellhchanse. card playing and the hospitality of
{hire Lyon. it was a real delight
' to
meet Miss Morris
.4"
HER OPPORTUNITY.
She—I has so gladfto-rlleet Mrs.
W
, by her sister, Miss Elsie Hill, sup. ing the time visited the Rock Mills in ‘ank at the bargain 00‘1“" “”5
morning.
lie-But I thought mu ”defeated her
She—l do; that's why' i was glad.
During the crtl’sh I found a chance to
give her a few real good pokes. K"
behalf of the land We“-
B0
The Best
FlVE CLASSES— Cls A
Deposit each month
And receive for next Chrisimos
it continued to maturity, receive
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66.10
201.10
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le’ 5 Trust Company, 9 ‘ ; . ;
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132.20
100
mg m ii to Encourage and Develop Systematic Savings.
Class D
$ . 10.00
33E
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