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iWiiiter Under-Wear l
to clothe the ,
whole family i
ments at 25c, 39c, 50c 75c and 81.00, in
wool and tieeced lined at
E. K. BANKS
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
South Norwatk.
ANY OF
I Jack London’s ‘
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DONNELLY'S
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tent NEWS ‘
W\.. W .
Mrs. itenry Jones of ltrooklyn, is‘
visiting her father, Ilcruiun lleel‘S. of
West .tieittie
’\.
Ml'~. i'ail \‘tiiuub of Ilr.‘incht'ille, is
today .t \isitor with local friends.
There was a meeting last night. of
the Hang People's ”Society of the
German Lutheran church.
'l‘uiiiiut'rtiiv Makers”
OI na‘
night the vllat
Union will hold the eletion
tional officers.
Officers will be elected at the meet-
ing. _iomorrow evening. of Humboldt
Lodge. «ions of Herman
The Hospital Whist t‘Iub meets to
mo‘fiow with Mrs. Robert F. Way. of
East :ivenue‘.
The members of the Board of listi-
. mate wall hold their regular meeting
tonight if s o'clock in the t‘ity lltlll.
..Itilin Ilofer. former linker for lllt‘
Oscar Squire‘s bakery has secured a
position with the Sanitary Ilakcry, on
South Main street.
.Ioliu Malier. of South Main street,
. and James Gilmore, of Rurrltt avenue,
were recent visitors in ltridgeport.
- -t)t’ t ourse you will go to lionnelly‘s
if you we looking for a fountain pen
for Xmas for he carries a gross- of
Watenitnn's pens in stock so you will
be sure u get one that stilts yoti.
Mrs. toliu .I. Higgins, of 26 ‘Burritt
avenue. has received word that llt'l'
cousin, Mrs. William Boyle, is dung
Ill at her home in .tndover,
N. Y. 1
> The Muller txidge-(‘olt‘ux linczinip-
ment -pinoclile tournament will be con-
tinued this evening iii the headquarter
on South Matti street. The t‘olfax
player“ Holding the lead.
The ....icial which was scheduled to
be held tomorrow night at the home;
of Mrs- Ida Meeker. on Wes-t avennep
by the members of the W. (Y. T. I'.
has been postponed until Friday night
of next week. '
nannies ., ’
s‘pruy Oil or Water
500. to $1.25 ,
lt‘oll line of Rubber Goods .
Siittson-Powell Corporation
PRESCRIPTION onuootsrs. ‘*
32 Washington Street _ 1
South Norwalk. Conn.
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‘ ”mutant-n
If you want to add to his
home comfort there‘s no
present equal to the house
jacket. loungs coat. the bath
gown, or dressing gown.
Here are special ones that
are the latest.
In neckwear a complete
showing that he'll appreciate.
the \niicty ut- practical [Il't‘s'
LIII\ for man (Illtl bov.
Rogersti Stevens
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
RUBBED WITH BURRS AS SCHOOL
PENALTY.
Poughkeepsie Boy Acculu Principal
of Extreme Cruelty to the
Pupils.
I’tlt'tlllKICICI'SIE. llec. it.-
heariiig charges that t‘hester
All er
Moody.
principal of school .\‘o. 7 in this city.‘
“hipped boys~ on the stage of the
school auditorium in the presence of
sun other pupils. that, he rubbed burrs
across a boy's bare. back until the
‘blood cnnie. kicked another boy and
was otherwise cruel to boys who this
behaved in school. a committee from
the ltonrd of Alderman will go before
the Itoard of Education and demand
an iniestigation.
The principal complainant is Albert
II Ix'lebes. whose lfvyenrs-old son says
he was :i victim of the burrs. The
boy_ it was explained, threw :liurrs
about the schoolrtlom and some lodg-
ed in the hair of some girl pupils.
Another boy, young Klebe's chum.
carried a handful of live Grasshop-
pers iii) the sclIOOIrOOIII Klelies told
the aldermen at an open meeting that
the principal became so angered that
he took a handful of the burrs and
opening the boy's shirt rubbed the.
burrs across the flesh tiiitil the blood
ran. The boy who brought in the
grasshoppers had a handful stuffed
down his back.
lilebes said that another boy who
had a sure on his leg, following an at.
lack of scarlet fever, was kicked on
the log by the principal and that two
months” treatment by it surgeon was
undone thereby.
EDITORIAL MUSINGS.
Rural Editor tmeditativelthtlow
seldom we know what In best for us.
sittic commerce law for
months. Heaven forgive me!"
.\ssisl:ttll~—"Ell??"
sixteen
"I should have been on that train
which plunged into that open switch
last night it kind Providence. in His
inscrutable wisdom, Iiud not saved me
I could not get a pass."
-—RECOMMENDED FOR CROUP.
W. t‘. Allen. Bosely, Mo. says: “I
all of them. i find it the best cough
and croup medicine I ever used. I us-
ed It for eight. or ten years and can
recommend it. for croup.” Same satis-
factory results for coughs and colds.
Sold ‘ everywhere. 4
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WHAT ARE WI] '1
giving to the little to lks
will please them mo re tha
will help them to start ri
Let the kiddies
one dollar.
’ \
You can make or mar their entire future—nothing
among their presents this year.
Accounts can be opened with as little as
intuitive AlltlUT ?_
this Christmas?
n a Bank Account, and it
gh t.
find a Savings Bank Book
onma'sawaosnaan
' SOUTH. NORWALK.’ ‘
‘ y .con ‘ ‘ '
autumn-1 NORWALK EVENING SENTIHIL'
WI
Viiioti cooot aortas l
1
l Miss Dustin will take charge of the:
lunch counter today. Cocoa and milk
‘will the sold at 3 (tents a cup. Sand-1
ERIt‘lIRS will be sold at from 1 cent to:
15 cents. The object under the new
lsistem is to cover all the expenses”
and to furnish good wholesome food at
‘a nominal price.
Those \\ ho expect to get credit for
Imusic must see hlr. Perry at once. ,
l The tlirls‘ Athletic Association has
thetttall team will play the .\'orwalk
'(iirl‘s Basketball club, on Friday in
‘the Berkley street chapel. The illiglil
School Girls line up is: Blanche \'er-:
ll‘i. captain and jumping center; Ju~
I. tttiurt. running center. Ilorothy
Rating and Marion llillllt‘ltl_ guardszl
and Marion Itoditell and Mary McMa-
'I'ickets are twenty-live
the they
lion. forwards.
cents apiece. and by way
litiie been selling. a huge crowd to e»,
‘ peeled. .'
A meeting of the Senior class was
called by the president. I‘aut tl‘ltrien.
yesterday. :
PREPAREDNESS PETITIONS.
.One at the City Hall and Other in the
‘ Armory Being Liberally Signed.
I‘eiitions to re iuestins'
that bed} to give support to I‘resiilent
‘\\'ilson iii his preparedness program.
tliave been placed III the Mayor's oilice,
first floor. (‘Ity Hall. and III the Nor-
I'oiigrer’s.
walk Armory. West fl\t‘llllt‘ liotli
papers ate being generously signed,
and the committte in charge hopes
that several thousand signatures “Ill
be attached before liecenibei‘ 2ttlli,
'\iheii they will be forwarded to Wash»
ington.
'I‘Ii local committee consists of the
wiies of local military men, wife of,
the mayor of the city. and beads of
the civic organizations, as follows: .
‘Mrs. e. t.. Ilcnizler. Mrs. A. M. Mosa-
tiiitii, litre. A. liautol Keywortti, Mrs.
lArtliur Iloyt. \lrs. (‘arl A. Ilarstroui.
.Mrs. .l. Milton t‘oburn, Mrs Ida Kel'p.‘
Sand Mrs. II .I. Ilipson.
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‘ POPlJIItt AMUSEMENIS
“NOBODY HOME."
The Fall River Herald says:
A brighter, brcezier and catching
musical comedy than “Nobody Ilome.’
presented at the Academy of Music
last night. seldom has visited Fallf
River. There is not a dull or drag-‘
ging moment in the entire perform»
ance and there is a laugh in nearly
every line. The scenery is attractive
land the chorus was spic and span and
unusually clever. The whole produc»
lion was good to look upon and pleas-
Ing to hear and those who are look-
{ing for something light, brt:lit and
entertaining ought to see “Nobody
lllome" at the Academy this afternoont
or tonight. |
Miss Zoe llarnett in the role of
g“Tony" Miller. prima donint at the
lWinter garden. and Percival Killflllbl
las "Freddy" l'opple of Ippleton. Eng,
tshnred the stellar honors of the even-
Ing. It would be difficult to Imagine
fa pair better suited to play opposite
teach other in the parts of the upright-
|Iy stage. favorite and the (Irawly ling
llisli gentleman. Other in the cast also.
:were well above the average and tliei
‘(ltlllt‘llliz numbers of Rose and Arthur
, Hert- I've been pitching itito the Inter-‘ Iloylan were a real treat. ;
lltli.. ‘
At the Stamford Theatre. Ilec.
REGENT THEATRE. .
The Billy Allen Musical t‘omedy
company, recognized as the only or-‘
gnuizution of its kind on the road, Wlll'
be seen at the Regent next week in an;
entirely new repertoire of musical
comedies. ’ l l
company offers its.
Although the
musical shows at popular prices, no.
,expense has been spared to thorough-t ‘
the organization in everyl
'Iy outfit ‘
new scenery.
department. and with
{have raised a family of four chlldrentcostumes and effects. together with
.and "god Foley‘s Honey and Tar “.mlithe big company
aseinbled for this
season‘s tour. Mr. Allen has without.
doubt the biggest and best popular:
.prlced company of a musical charact-
er on the road today.
I Among the new liusical comedies In
Mr. Allen's repertoire this season are
2 The Time The Place and The Girl. one
lot the most popular musical shows ot
‘recent years; The Dingbat Family,
the New York Journal's funniest car-
;toon play; A tliot Old Time. the point--
lar Johnny Ray success: Keep Mov-l
ing. an up-to-tlie-niinute musical nov-
elty: The Beauty Parlor, always a
favorite; and A Night at the Winter-
, gardeia one: of the late New York mils-
lical revues. These bills, while of the
imusicai comedy class, are of such tit-
.verse character that no one can fail
to find entertainment to his taste in
tthis season‘s offering of the Billy
{Allen company.
‘ Mr. Allen himself is of course the
lcentral figure of the organization, and
around him this season is assembled
.a group of talented and good looking
iyottng people who render him excel~
Hem support. Among these are. many
'menibers of» last season‘s company,
(with the addition of several new anti
'talented players. The famous Billy
Allen Beauty Chorus remains practic-
ally the some.
who made the show so attractive last
season are still members of the com-
pany. and ‘with several additions of
equally pretty girls the chorus con-
tinues to command the attention as
the prettiest and best drilled group or
clioristers on the road:
The company will open next Mon-
day evening, the opening bill being
”A Hot Old-Ttme," to be followed by
“A Night at the Winter-garden" on
Tuesday, and “entirely dlflerent bIII
'All the young women -
each day-thereafter. iMattneoI win he
glvendotly, starting Tuesday. But!
on “1. mt.
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only till inches space.
all of these big features.
But this Is not all.
in person.
FURNITURE
BEDS.
this extraordinary opportunity slip by.
We will cancel all future payments should
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We want to tell you the rest
every member of the family.
Sterling. (tub and getting these big advantages.
It saves steps, saves space, saves coal, saves
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PHONE 105
Every home can have a
Viétrola for Christmas
An... m—z; L: a
naturally get left.
i we‘ll put it aside for delivery on Christmas eve.
there are Victtors from $10 to $100. Easy terms if desired.
. FRED H. PONTY
. THE LEADING VICTROLA DEALER
We carry the complete line of records Come in and hear the
New Christmas Records, an ideal gift for a Victrola owner.
I PALACE THEATRE BUILDING, SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
No one need be without a Victrola so far as expense is concerned.
But you may not get one if you don’t order in time!
There’s always a big demand at the Christmas season—and some late-comers
Don’t you get left. Come in today and pick out the style you wish and
The instrument shown above is the Victrola X. $75. And hesidesthc various styles of Victtolas,
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_A Christmas to the Home For Every Day in the Year
DECIDE
TO-DAY!
Don‘t Loose Your Chance to Get This Wonderful Range
Let us urge you to give this matter your earnest consideration right away.
will not be open very much longer at the rate applications are being received.
You are Just throwing away Stu to $15 by not joining
A Truly Modern Range
The "Scientific Sterling" does ALI. THINGS at once.
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It bakes, broils, roasts. cooks and heat»
All These Features FREE to Sterling Club Members
.‘Itembership in the Sterling t‘lub gives you more than you can get for spot cash.
All it costs you is 3:3 membership fee and 82 weekly dues.
Save a Plumber’s Bill of $10 to $I5
“It install the “Scientific Sterling" in your kitchen withoat charge. This saves you a plumb-
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Try the "Scientific Sterling" for 30 days, and if it will not do what we claim for it in our ad-
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The GaiIRange That Bums Coal
The “Scientific Sterling" is THREE Tlil\":S
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is no more than you wwld pay for a good tti. .
You can't imagine what this range is like until
Come in today.
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A Gill.” BRIDGE
is the mast modern, practical and
satisfactory method of filling open
spaces between healthy teeth.
where one or more has been re-
moved.
They are superior in every way
to the old-fashioned “partial plate,"
they are firmly attached to the oth-
er teeth, there is no chafing, no
dropping, no plate to cover the roof
of the mouth. nothing to interfere
with the speech or voice, and gives
the appearance of natural teeth.
A Gold Bridge meets the demand
of a progressive and critical per-
son.
Consultations free.
Ilr. .I. H. Mallery
’6 South Main St. South Nor-walk.
Houn: 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sunday;
by appointment only.
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CHRISTMAS EXCURSIONS
VIA
SAVANNAH LINE
7 DAY TRIP
New York to Savannah and Return
$40.00
COVE'IS EVERY EXPENSE
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AGENTS
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5 Railroad Ave. South Norwalk
Wm. liltron Co.
lie Ih.1-‘or Rags
Notiee mes igns on the wagon and
tho get a duplicate slip from the
driver with our name and address
”meaning.
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