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Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 4, 1915 · page 7

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Ti l‘i‘AY, DEC. 4. 1915

W" I!!! com nonwnux “some summer;

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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I VINUL: war. nee

Ac Lane’s Si! not con-7

Conulning Fresh Cod Livero, witl.‘
to Serve on the ICC ‘Peptonato of Iron.

Cream, Fruit Flavors: i F. I. mm B 'St.

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Come in and See the
New Tile Fist
Dry lscallops

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I . . .
bEnVIUE

Our systematic service is appreciated and of untold worth to our
customers. The celebrated Jedio laehigh Coal is the kind in ninth
there is more units of heat than in any other grabs. Our Cross
Creek Nut Coal {or the range is a revelation to all who use it. Send
us your order and prove our statement. Only the best grades of
Coal mined go Into our bins. We receive many compliments for the
goods we send out. Notice our teams in all parts of the city and sur-
rounding country.

RAYMOND BROTHER S

 

 

137 Washington Street

 

 

 

 

 

 

Strawberry ”m..-" -_ ~ ~ __ 7 -
Banana David W. Raymond 1
0cm U N DERTAKER All Kinds of
Pmeapple NEW RED Haws BUILDING ,1 .
___,.____ 27WA8HINGTON sr. FfCSii and Salt Fish
uno'u Bakery. ., 7"", “99'139‘973 [199"25933 ,
51 w Ian I = i
m? ‘°‘ w» m—w—M— - ~1 : : Oysters : :

 

 

 

(ill N[WS

Miss ids Dayton 01' South Norwalk
called on friends in New Canaan Wed
nesday.

Long and Round
.. Clams ::

Cutbill’s

BRIDGE MARKET
71 North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone 106

 

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Christmas this year comes on Sal-I

urday and now only twenty-onel
days off.

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—'l‘lII Is sine will be great. Them iThink firs' 0‘ rings '01' giHS‘

 

 

Christmas Shoes and Stockings
Triple Toe Silk Hosiery

For men and women, will make ideal presents. We have i;
them In all the new and standard shades as well as black
or white.

Buy Christmas Slippers Now

And get first piclr of the styles and sizes.
Our assortment Is even better than usual this season.

 

 

CONNEALLTO& BRACKEN

Lounsbury

 

 

and Mathewson
High Grade

SHOES

For Women

$4.00, $5.00
GLOVER’S

So.

Sale of Coats for
This Evening

 

 

 

|22 Washington St, Norwalk

WE REFER You

46 Main 51., Norwalk. TO THE HOUBI

Its it not beautiful in its glistening

 

South Norwalk. Conn. -

 

 

Trinity Eating “31$ Clulzillllinstrgil‘s All women and most men love WTN‘STEDWMVE'REHOANMT DEAD.
Parish 1“ ’ “Lb dy ‘3‘“ ”g y the radiance and richness and , , ) I 4~‘l .
Honey "199i 111911199» . th'NSTEll, Conn, lee. . L Inun
' ’ glowing colors or a handsome ‘ 1 I _
I(‘t:‘y .8. Foster, for sixty years a cloth-

 

set ring. ‘

(3. ll. pow-nee and Alonzo W. Smith, I 5,,” W. W. W. Guaranteed .4:ng merchant here, died at his boom
of Norwalk, spent yesterday in Bethei Rings, “in which the stones do yesterday at the. age of 89 years. He
and Danbury 0” business. b‘tyome in and let me show you iwas the oldest active merchant in

Mr ”“1 Mr. “In,“ an“ Ind (ML my stock of W. w W rIngs. iV‘l‘iusted. One son survives him.

' ‘ E I Prices $2 up. ._--—---—-—--—-——-—
Iiren, rputl "llIIIIIlIaniIIIII: with .\1Is _

el .lerlI tmakm out hithillI»
(Ion-5‘ liltilill‘l‘, ;\lrs Auim llietzho ol' RICHARD F NOACKi “Aliza“; you take aim!) nlr"" - 1
SHMMH SHEA“ M“ Canaan. JEWELER. i Guestw‘W'y. his der I'on mlsing'r”

So. Norwalk Life.

26 North Main St.

The Famous Summit Combination

_. I’e Irl and Blackstone lists

0' Brien s.

 

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Henry Burtis and family, of West‘
NIIrwnlk.'\\'ere guests at the home of

 

 

C. E. BriIII-kerhoft and family. Rail-

road awnuo. New Canaan. Thursday.i

~—«Creen, blue. brown soft huts.l
O‘Brien’s.

”7 V- l

Mrs. Mary South, of Elm street,

Bethel, has returned home after a vis-
it, in South Norwalk with her daugh-
tor, Miss May Smith. of Rayviow ave-l
nue.

 

Daniel Lane. of Westport, has mov-
ed with his family to Bethe], and has.
taken a position at the Shepard tan-
nery. Mr. Lane was a resident of thls
town before going to Westport.

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—-UnIbrellas and Mourning Bands.
O‘Brion’s. '

 

Albert IIawIey, of Ridgetield, was‘
taken to tho Dzinbury hospital this1
forenoon with his left leg fractured
above the knees as the result of an nc-
cidenl in Ridgefield early yesterdn)
morning.

—~.\'ew soft brown hats. (l'llrlen's.

A delightful dinner was given by
Mrs. Clarrissa 13. Dates, of Madison

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

STERLINGS

Extraordinary Sale

 

 

 

'coat?
Iweur well—~we guarantee that. All our

1 Yes. and what’s more, it will

 

 

 

 

I W'ipalnts, oils, stains, varnishes, enam

i i; The Reed 8: Volk

rgels, etc., are the best obtainable—- .
‘ itbat has been painted with our paints.
.that’s your protection. Phone ‘

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iThe Gorham Co

i 10 FIRST 8T.. EAST NORWALN-
Tel. ‘62.

3 Electrical Co.

The Only Fully Equlppod
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO IUPPLIEI
Phon. 005—50 80. Mnln It.
So. Norwalk.‘ Music Hall Block-

 

 

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Smith, Underwood

 

 

of Genuine Cut Glass

for Friday and Saturday Only
i from $3 to $5 Values" for $1.29 each

See Display in Our Window

 

An opportunity to select a Christmas Gift that will be ap‘

 

prc:iatcd by all.

 

FERN me.“ AND LINER TALL CELERY VASES

WATER PITCHER
TUMBLERS

OPTIC BOWLS

BERRY Bost SWEET PEAS VASES

BERRY SETS
. BERRY SAUCERS
8 |NCH FOOTED SALAD
BOWLS lO [NCH COLUMN VASES

FLOWER BASKET§ 12 INCH VASES

TRUMPT VASES BUTTER DISHES

 

street South Norwalk, Tuesday, NOL‘
30th. to the members of iluckinghani
W. R. C., No. 30. As the day was a:
perfect one there was a good attend-
ance and the. proceeds were given to
the W. R. C. There were about twen-
ty-elght at dinner and it was thor-
oughly enjoyed by all present. The
guests had the pleasure of having too
of the members who reside out ”f.
town, Mrs. Della A. Wilcoxson ol‘
Bridgeport, and Mrs. lmogene St.
George of Stamford. About five pi
In the ladies departed for then homes
wishing 'Mrs. Bales a long life 01"
happiness, until life‘s journeys end. is?
the sincere and earnest wish of hor

 

TWO COMPLETE RANGES IN ONE, OCCUPYING
THE SPACE OF ONE RANGE, AT THE PRICE OF
ONE. OPERATES PERFECTLY IN COMBINATION
OR SEPARATELY. ‘ '

I Consider carefully the folio ring highly delirable features:

BURNS COAL, COKE, W0 )D OR GAS EQUALLV WELL

Two kind: at fuel at the on to time if desired

No alteration of any kind It ceooary' when changing from coal to
as.

9 Eight hole top, eight-inch co ers, four coal, four gas.

20-inch oven so compactly brilt that length over all is only 42
inches.

Made from new iron exclusively, molded by an improved pro.
cess that gives a smooth, velve y finish. ‘

Not a gas stove attached.

This stove is absolutely guranteed to give satisfaction; if not

 

Vl'. R. C. friends. , satisfactory after 30 days, we w ll take it back and refund your money
. " ‘: I PRICE, SET UP AND CONNECTED COMPLETE,
—I say. Honey, take me to those $60 00
Minstrels. Trinity Young Men's Club. . '
Parish Hall, Tuesday evening. Re.-

served seals 35o, admission 25c.

bo—._———-—

Deputy Scout Commissioner David
Nash and several of the Norwalk:
scoutmasters, will hike to Scout Com-V
missioner MacDonald's home, in West
Norwalk ,tonight. with the candidates!
1dr first class scouts and sleep out.

 

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WHEN PREPARING A WILL

consider the protection to your client and the intended bene-
ficiaries, Which the selection of this Company as an Executor
0r Trustee ; assures. We invite your attention to out Trust
Department, With its extensive facilities and Special'training fur
the efficient handling of this and, other fiduciary business. The

minty advantages of the corporate trustee Will be gladly
explained if you will call ‘

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is now in its eighth week.

terms offered by the company udl'eadl'.I

‘1'; crease in wise- and a minimumvwm

urns elective January 1-

.cmssslu-AN OAKEY neficuas'

 

12 INCH FLOWER VASES OIL AND VINEGAR CRUET

‘c KER
RAC 3 AND CHEESE suGAR AND CREAMER
DISHES son sou DISHES
ETC.
I ETC.

 

 

 

Don't fail to make a selection of these very valuable gifts.

- Sale only Friday and Saturday, December 3rd and 4th.

Ii’l‘he Slerllngl-‘urniturc Co.

127-129 Washington St. ”th19 105
So. Norwalk. Conn.

 

 

 

 

 

DECLINES TO MAKE CONCES- Iarrived here, Wednesday [afternoon
snons. qthumping the 372% miles in twenty-

MERIDEN. Conn, DW- i-"‘Pr93i‘,one and one-half hours actual running
dent. George H- Wilcox 0‘3 ”‘9 I“Willi“;tinie, averaging seventeen and 0m.»-
tionnl Silver Company, yesterday d9 Ithlrd miles an hour during the en-
clined a request from a committee or tire run. Arthur C. pal-sons, manager
citizens asking him to prepare “of the Detroit Electric Car Company
statement of what concessions the,“ Connecticut, who drove the car all

“ company would make towards 9ndmg‘the way, reported that the trip was

the strike of the silverworkers, ‘Vl‘iCh‘without particular incident, the roads
being good and the. weather all that
This committee was “Bimini“ at a could be asked for. Scores of hard

meeting of citizens Thursday night.jhms were encountered, all of which

Today the committee asked M" wn'gtho car made. with ease. The electric
cox. for a signed proposition of eon-y is a model 60, 1916 car.
cessions. Mr. Wilcox said that the;

MENlNGlTlS KILLS
FRESHMAN.
MIDDLE'I‘OWN, Conn,
of 12% cents on hour for women, auIStuart Gm“ ”Ck! *1

‘Wesleynn University, died at the Mid-
dlesex Hospital, Thursday night. of
spinal meningitis He was 17 years
old and lived at Oneonta. N. Y. The
ibody was taken there yesterday for
burial. ~lt was accompanied by a
delegation from Chi Pal Fraternity .4111

FINAL
were the best it could do. These terms 5

were a 55-hour week, 10 per cent. in-

Dec. ~l.—~

About 8,000 workers here. 1,000 in
,Wullingtord. and a. lesser number in
Waterbury are. involved.
W

montuorow IN oer-non-

. ELEGTRlG AUTO - the university. .

3 WASHINGTON, ‘Dec. teeming-ess- Recently Peck was lound in his

madam “of: Detroit. Weiroom creeping about on hands and

‘ It.“ Word More knees I! “moaning that. his back was
0., broken.

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

freshman in '

Remington, oil «hm
makes, sold, rented.
to
per month. Machine:
sold at $5 per month.‘
_ JAB. DONNELLV.

, '0 loath Main Biron. South Mun

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BUY
Hazelton

3 Coal

 

 

are.“

wfl».

It You rifle *1

Any Junk

The B. Hershheld & Son Co

1!! WATER OT. SELL

TIL.“ ’
~l IT T0

3 . S. lance

._. Successor to Wm. Efiron

Arms Pancake FLOUR? ”m“ ”9

37 Fort Street East Norwalk.
FRESH FROM THE MILL
3. PKGS. 25¢

 

 

 

 

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I The New Science
:DEFlNlTlON 0F CHIROPHMDTW.
i Chiropractic is the definition o! the
cause of the disease and the m o].
adjusting the same. Disease I: caused
by A wrench. twist or sprain in the...
back

 

Davey’s
Phone 410

 

 

limbs.

disease and pain. health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve ”9-.

2 given special attention; nivn ”women

, help you.
I Magnetic treatments [men also.

T. Francis. D. C.

34 Washington st. So. Norwalk. Conn;
Graduate from Palmer School. tbs

HAVE m. "
susmrss manhunt

AN EMPLOYER IS NOT
A SCHOOL MASTER

HE PAYS YOU FOR
WHAT YOU KNOW

MERRILL course i

 

 

Men’s Latest Styles
0 V E R C 0 A T918
. $15, $18, $20 ,

“——

Gately & Brennan 1

42 South Main St.
South Norwalk.—

START ’MONDAY '

 

 

 

WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH.

NEW HAVEN Dec —-—Mrs.
Charles A. Lines, 67 years 4,old was
burned to death at her home in
Chase's Lune, Orange. yesterday. Her
husband was absent and returned only .-.
five minutes before she died. He told
Chief of Police Loomls that his wife
had been kept under close observation
as she had had a mania for‘hullding
tires on the top at the kitchen clove
It is believed she did this while alone
'yesterday, and accidentally set her
clothing on fire.

 

 

 

 

’wmvr' "You "Mean
is somewhere on our shelves.
stock of

DRUGS AND MEDICINES
contain that which is necessary to

cure your ills. give you strength and
restore your health.

 

 

—-T|MELY HINT,ON ovansarmc". °" 3" 3‘ _ _ y - .
Big dinners cause disturbed dines Physmanc Prescription
we can till it.

trons. ‘ The stomach and bowels
should not be clogged with undigested imminent is in competent hands, and
we use‘the purest drugs obtainable. ~,

poisonous waste matter. Foley Cath

arttoi Tablets relieve distress utter , _
eating, stop belching, banish bloating m NOTWIIR mm
and gas on stomach, regulate the how- H. A. Mend Mgr. .-
915,- sweeten ’1‘19 stomach and tone up 3 Nu. Main 6!. 3° Nor-walk. ton».
the liver. -
1 Sold everywhere.

l ~1Imnt property can no routed and
' M tenant counted through Sent!
52")!“ Advertising

 

'11! you can do useful wont tell
you should be earning a good in-
come. It you are not, when: you
have not been II “synod Milo
classified adv “mt

 

 

 

_|REBUILT TVPEWRITEno—L c. '

Even it done in childhood . ..
Ilt creates pinched nerves and pain ,lp. .
later lite in the diner-em organs and , -.

terns in your body. Female troubles ’

I'ot the spine. You will never regret
Igiving the Chiropractor a chance toI

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Whether. you prescribe rovyouroelf

Our compounding 6e;

 

 

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