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'r n:- rrun THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL FRIDAY. NOV. 26. 19i5
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.1 . amidemg the amount ioud have I ' . ' ‘ I OWL AND S
\ to pay ‘I .
31-; HRS protection. night and dll'
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I? - msagmficanl 3W8"? ‘ 8.21:8 I ‘ Entrance on Main St., Fairfield Ave. and Cannon 5!.
., : rfl compared with “114‘ b) ’9 '3 ' .
lent. I i a ua e [lzes I - Thursday, November 25, 1915.
' «oxalate Property is no joke, ;i I 4 i Store closed all day Thursday, Thanskgiving Day. I
" 3. rl‘. ”ring it go up in smoke, i S I '
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3 i he thought that you had no insurA‘ . as onsumers I e
- :I i - iii Sets
.AMMAL" I I n e i
I: sub? today With Al O y an
'1 ay‘or & Goiden . . . . . I \lltl now the spirit of t'lii'istiiias reaches out in its
fru>t (1'0: ”my Building On Friday, November 26th, there Will be placed on display in theJJmt~ _ SH ARPENING I lllt‘ll‘lllt'ss and ”lakes all our llt‘til'1\ heat fa~terl
l ' _ ed Electric Light & Water Company's Window, at No. 67 Wall St., Norwalk, I‘ I . _ . _ . I
Telephone 12 —_.—.. . _ . . . , . I \\liat io\' lll planning. \\ lint ilelig'lit in giiexxiiiir as
\ - _ - 07--.-.- -___,__ _ one of the most mystifying and baffling lighting problems ever displayed m l I II -f ‘r ,' \Vll’ t l . . ‘_ 'I- l‘ h , .
this city, STEELS AND I Io l t ( ItiIiIttI. . In it tftl\llIlt Iiii \tt iiig itt e «yes
I . .1. ‘ I «aiii‘e iiilt itt e teet lllllll or ii _
ContortalWork _ . ’, ’ . _... JI ,. I .' i .‘.‘
You cab be perfectly comfortable With the 0b]e:t 0‘ introducmg two absolutely new GAS LIGHTING H STONES l- lrnly, the (lll'lxllllfl‘i Spirit is a noiiilerful thing.
.iidoors er outdoors, no matter how DISCOVERIES, we place on sale. I To see it at its fullest. come to 'l‘oi'lainl. llnt (lo not
:11: :fgrentum may change. If I I come alone. l’wing Stilllt‘ little line or girl. lf there is
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I I no little llUIV or ‘rll’l (ll \‘oiir (inn, liiii'riiu one from a
WOfOLO UNDERWEAR AS a SpeCIal Offer for a Short Time only ‘ i llt‘l‘rlllltlr ’int llchs‘llrt‘ 'iiiil h’l\ - ili- ' in ' tl 't'l
lmofold is two fabrics with air- . . . l I z; I . I . . . t t «o Ii.iii_\ ld (ly- .
space between. Cotton next to the . Th F H g L gh u ALBERI D MORBAN I am i (main 3. I.
skin, is comfortable—n0! scratchy , e 0 0W!“ ‘ ta. 4 . I That is the one \\’il\' to rialli enioi it all. (Aroun-
imma, perspiration. Air-space . ’ I . . (Successor to Charles E. Dow) II I. . _ _, I . II I III. I I I. ' _ ‘ '_I l l .
dries. Wool keeps out the cold. 2 Th: new Welibach C, E. Z. light, which is the latest discovery in gas “a Washington Street I II t O” t (lllIl Mt in t it t llllI'I\'\. it tan-x 1 ie teen e_\ cs
hook into this I lighting, and WhiCt is now being successfully campaigned by the Consoli- -- i . South Nor-walk I of lllllx and girls to iiote all the Ilui things that are ready.
$1.50 UP j dated Gas Co. in New York city at $1.50, is oflered to you. installed in your ,_ I \\ hat a lot of tlnm- Iltil‘rllllllgsl \\ iii/ring playtliiiigs,
COMBINATION SUITS $3.00 UP home, for .......................................... _. $1.00 _,- ,-_,_.._-_c‘..- -_._,_._____-_- ‘ carts and carriages for llollIi-K hoiiie. fiii'iiituile for the
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I . . . . K" "' : I llol] lloiiiesteail. trains and engines that ilasli along, firc
l During this SleClal offer, we Will furnish FREE OF CHARGE. any |- Porcelain Crovlns apparatus that rivals our on ll it i". l).,~'l‘o_\laiiil is truly
I shade you may se‘ect. a wonderful lainl. ',
I -‘-—.. ‘: When a tooth is so badly decay- \l ‘t f . l 1 H I
I The new Humphrey Radio—X inverted home light, finely finished in oxi- ‘ “1 ll ‘5 “0‘ “ml-““9 ‘0 fill it. 3 tli rt .mm in“): i H if” I" ll If!” FIN m I10 ”fat—{.01.
I dized brass and enamel; posrtively will not discolor; fitted With a Single ”0'“ 1“”) ”0“” m“) be “"39"“ ‘0 _ “ OI‘“ “I““l 9’ t’ [I10 0 Mn“ .\ “MI I) 01 special
\ I . . . . , . _ , —-—- I iiilie the place of the imperfect introduction right non: Hie t‘illllC across the seas \\'ith a
JOSEPH DAVIO chain self lighting attachment; a light that we can posnively recommend for I , , _ , , . . . _ .
I . _ _ . . —— “’0‘“. “1950 ”0““ are ‘9') 5‘“ few of her fortunate sisters—for lots of Dollies didn't come
as Wuhington St. So. Norwdk. general home lighting, 15 offered to you. installed in your home, for $2.25 I “factory when prone”, matched I this t‘hristnm-tidc \‘lie i~ t1“ (2 inches) II . tli I l .
..... I and fitted. giving good service, i l'iitl . ‘ llik Her I' . ‘I ,_ 3. . INS t ?\C‘ \
F- - ~—— -~—~~~~-' ‘—”' During this special ofi'er we will furnish FREE OF CHARGE any ‘ and a perfect imitation of natural 1 K" m'r' c I“ ‘ ' l “ r_”““' ‘3‘” m‘f‘ “ l"”"-‘—‘i and dainty
shade you may select. teeth. That my patients may ob l shoes and stockings. \\ hen Mother 9 or (-ranilina's deft
I i win the very best results possible, I fingers have fashioned clothes for her, she is goingr to be
t \ ‘ A numbered cou on and envelo e will be iven with the urchase of - I sll'e Special care to all the do- i quite the belle of the lloll Family. And it's hi rh time
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l f I end) light. entitling the customer ‘0 "Elsa" his 0' h" guess as 10 how the ' I: :0 2;" ugh-:3; 311;:2r'm 2‘: l? to begin that (lressiiialting isn't it? How folks will hurry '
i 2 "Mystery Light" is operated. The envelopes are numbered from No. I up -.- ten or work upon. when Ithey see/this beautiful (lolly—and see that her .
‘ -and will be given out and opened starting With No. i. I) J n ”all I price is but $1.50.
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5 .W THER FORECAnT. I . . 16 mm"? M‘In 5t. 8°th Nev-went. I III I: Is ieIiIsI IonlyII one of i lllllltlrt‘tl prett) things. And I
“,me for Norwulk and \pciuit)‘. 'l H E P R 1 LE 8 . byw:=;.InemunT.o:Iins p. m. Sunny-II iii a lllllt iet am more pretty things and liielv things :i
I‘nui: and uarmcr tonight; Saturda)
IS the \cr_\ one thing for Mr tiiouiiup (or his \iifc or sig-
.‘luLtlf', probably rain.
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A long trough of low pressuie ex 15! PRIZE: An ECLIPSE GAS TABLE STOVE. Complete I ALL Is READY TgyiANUbI‘S H'GAIEESO (saggG I
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3 nd‘ from Texas northeastwai'd to . . _ W .
lien: Michigan. n is causing uusrt- mm mm" and m h" °f ”Ck“ PM“ mm“ GERMAN“ lltl'l'll ' WIDE- ENTER AND ENJOY THE FLYING
died. rainy weather in the central dist tubing, value ........... .. . ............. $7. 50 fl. FLEURV'I‘WPNWV- HOURS- I
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tricts from the Gulf northward to lllt . u I . EUROPEAN PLAN I
tCaI'Edian border. Pleasant weather and PRIZE. One Of the famous Vulcan Chill Chasers, Win Rooms 500 Ill-y. $1.50 w°.k ‘ Th H I
¢onnnues along the Atlantic coast heat any average sized room. complete with tub- "'4 up. I e 0W and Dry GOOds C0.
fi‘bs temperatures continue low in tha . , Railroad Ave. So..Nom|Ir I
“he” districts. I“, In“, high tor in: mg and brass connectiOn, value ............ $4.75 .I _
season of the year in the central am" 3“ PRIZE: One of the useful "I-Wlnt-U" 5-“). Gas Irons, I ___. gI
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Ewen] 3" c 8 fully nickelled, complete with tubing and stand
.............. . ........... ...... ....: . OVERCOATS
The first correct solution of the “Mystery Light" opened, starting with The Ml values "I
» envelope No. I. will receive ist prize; the second correct solution will re- the City
ceive and prize, aid the third correct solution Will I'CCCIV: 3rd prize. $10 ‘0 $12.50 I
THE MOST POPULAR
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WE EVER MADE
TO our friends and customers 3 the presentation of the new and
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The SPERRY MAGAZINE
Our edition of this splendid publication is limited and we, can
only distribute the magazine free to our friends during the three
established
“SPERRY MAGAZINE DAYS”
WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
OF THISIWEEK
This month's issue is more attractive than ever and we urge you
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
'Tt-iiiiicrat.tirt-: Low, 43; high,
in). Fain,
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_ Norman Murray, of. Bridgeport,
upent Thanksgiving in Norwalk.
First Come-«First Served ! G 0 H L l E B
11 Ne. Main Ct. 80. None-ll :
The earlier you get your guess registered, the better chance you have 07410—01160 "n" l.
for one of the priz zes.
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"~ Henry Malone, formerly of Norwalk,
not living in Stamford, was in town
yesterday.
W«W «We...
Secretary of State Charles 1).
Burner; is ill with bronchitls, at his
llomc in Greenwich,
REMEMBER—This offer is for a short time only. - FA" FRE'°:;R:NE To HIV!
IMPORTANT—Save this advertisement for future reference. ' i Freight boot leaves Pier " Int
tRiver. New York (foot of Catherine
fit.) every day except Sundsy. st! 9.. -
in. height received at Nor-walk up to I
5 p. In. and at South Norwalk up to
The United Electric Light & Water Co. 21....”
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Irus mama .i. suiru runs
I eon‘u‘rtou LINI. Inc.
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‘ ~—Pay personal tax, City Hall. to-
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mormw night. Office ‘open until 9. I
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Norris, of New
Britain, are guests at the home, of
District Commissioner and Mrs. D.
f d to come early for your free ()py.
William Hot or .
——A. DICKERMAN 8: SON —-
South Norwalk Phone 446
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Lockwood, of
the East Side, spent Thanksgiving!
with Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Benedict, Jr.,l
of Clay street.
MIDDLETOWN MAN MISSES
AUTOMOBILE.
MIDDLE'row-N. Nov. 26.——E. B.‘
Fall of Lawn avenue reported to thei
police early this morning that his ReoI
automobile was missing from in front
lot' a house in Portland, where he hadl
be en visiting last evening. The mm. 1' a;
Iber was 0-1336, the car being a newI —,
I one. The police traced the car as far . in ,i
ias Cromwell, where it was headed, O. B J k c: WALL sneer
l for Hartford or New Britain. The per ac son. NORWALK
Ilico in these cities were notified to OPTICIAN - 'PHONE 438
i keep a look-out. .,—
CENTERVILLE aim. onowns . Everything in the Opilcal Lin
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WE GIVE S.&H GREEN TRADING STAMPS
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' a hearing wiii be held by the pub-I
lie utilities commiSsion, November 3.0 ”W l s eclsl
on the petition of the New York, New Richard M00” former v n pl ved'
Haven and Hartford Railroad Com-Imlm’mam °f Norwalk. "0w empo _ I
In} for permission to take land own b-‘ the Standard Oil Company. m
did by Mary 9 Hyde in Stonington Greenwich. is spending a few days m
tor railroad purposes Nuiwalk.
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' James I). \lchnn. Jr.. of New Hm. The public utilities commission will
’93. 11“ been added to the cities forcel hold a hearing November 30 on (MI
in the department of internal revenueI petition of the Norwich and Women“
F.3d" Collector James J Walsh. Hs'. ter and the New York, New HavenI
”ported for duty lodav Mr McGann', and Hartford Railroad Cunipaiiy forI
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is a son of former State Senator‘Iapproval of change of grade on high "5335”:- ‘ \
James D. McGann. we and the tskln f l i G t ~- ‘
‘ ’ so and n m m.” Body of Emma Gillespie, 14, Missing - es Examined Free
Since Wednesday, Found In , . .. ‘
Pond.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 26.—The. body
of Emma Gillespie. 14 years old Cen-
g terville school girl who had been miss-
' ing from her home since Wednesday,
I ll'aB found yesterday in the Mix pond I
in Center-ville. Searchers fiiund her-
Icoat and hat on the bank, which re-
suited in the pond being dragged and ’
Itbe recovery of the body two hours
|liner. '
The medical examiner says he is
convinced that the girl committed sul-
. __ cldq although he has not yet. ren-
Prime Donne; “Tit for Tat." Re; at Theatre, Tame Nov. 0. diet-ed hls cerium finding. The par-
"- u““"'“—”‘“"“'““"“ .__ slits of the girl on at a toss to so-
morn—Theron. one thing I dresd- —ll you can do useful wen; Ive-ll count for her act, if it in suicide.
:heu mmnteontmiolthlul. you should be mince gode in; mmlut-mnonliormytrom
l" Do youreallze that you can save this sum through
.‘I. the systematic uvlng plan afforded in our .
‘ 1 ~‘BondIs of Thrift? :
'i_ Self-made men have always sand the first $1.000 was I
'7 the hardest to obtain. * .
,""- Come inland let Ila show you how by systematic
saving. you can accomplish great results. ‘ .
iHie People .3 Trust Co»
Mr ”:Car " Owner
We make a specialty of Lighting and Starter troubles. Our ire-1
. chanlcs are capable of repslrln all Electrical Systems. We test and
charge your storage battery without removing it from your car. He
pair work in all Its branches.
VAASI BROTHER-S GARAGE
17 Chestnut Se, City. Phone lane.
‘- g . ‘ LEOLA LUCEY 3 ';
Norwalk Chronicler