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VIM) o . structor‘
Contouring Fm coil Livers. want
PM of true. 7
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At Lane’s
mm on the Ice
® A 81 P Specials ®
minim mailman emu:
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3
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Fruit Flavour:
Best Creamery
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Bonanza” ll DIVIII W. Raymond i Pure Lard
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$21... l ”S DES: ASDER' Cream Cheese
27 WASHINGTON 8T.
mm; may. i TOI,_2MG:L1~M3EI1002LE?3 Eggs
W” «w , ~— ~ ~ ~-~ ————~— 1 Best Flour
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Best Flour
Come in and See the
New Tile Fish
Dry Escallops
All Kinds of
Fresh and Salt Fish
f-Iilli NEWS -
A; .eight pound son was born last
0
10c
Eva: Milk
Full Head Rice
Sultana Corn
Pancake or B.
for 250
Uneeda Biscuit
Sardines
10 Mr. and Mrs. John Nhey. ot‘
. street.
Md! and tomorrow are the last
a fit payments into the Christmas
7111‘: Fund of the South Not-walk
' t iCompany.
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3111. W. H. Fisher, of r‘airtield avg-
..;_ and Mtg. J. (I. Renown, of Né'w
. gnaw. are spending the dfy with
1'. 13d Mrs. Befoster, of New York
: : Oysters ,.
Long and Round
Clams
Native Frost Fish
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John, Barrett, who has been a pa-
M1,!!! the Danbury Hospital, was
Milo his home in Georgetown yes-
‘ noon in the hospital ainbu'
Clover or Magnolia Milk 3 can
Butter 3 lb. 34c
2 lbs for 25c
~a lb. 21c
a doz. 30c
a bag 85c
a bbl. $6.80
3 cans for 25c
3 lbs. for 25c
3 cans for 25c ‘ é
Wheat/3 pkgs.
a pkg. 4c
3 cans for 10c
-—~Iackvmod dance at Arion hall. Sat-i
aim night. Bvec's orchestra. ‘
A Chance to Fill
51119 Columbia Orchestra will hold
{What rehearsal tonight ill Novak'ts
I, instead of Thursday night. as
- in last night‘s Sentinel. ‘
Cutbill’s
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BRIDGE MARKET
71 North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone rob
can 50c
100 stamps with 1
digit Wilson, of 24 (‘lay street,‘
1». afine litter of Boston liull pup-
lye in number, which arrived a
. 100 stamps with one can B. Powder a
Your Stamp [look i
lb. Tea a lb. 70c
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. “'1!an ago. The. pups attract cons "W —»~--—---»~‘~——~ I
”“510 attention " (leorge Dibble oi Newtield
avenue .
tilld William Dibble of Norwalk, were)
I‘ll ’Sohn M. Glover underwent a callers, Sunday, upon Mrs, Lona itibi
ions operation yesterday at thelble, North Stamford.
flflk Hospital. Her many friends!
bg'pleased to kttow that her con-t
funds in favorable :15? could ‘
peeled.
even-w soft brown l
With Any of
IOC
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i can Sultana Spice
1 pkg. Macaroni or
Spaghetti .......... we
r can A&P Corn Syrup loc
Mlaa Madelyn llrottn of Norwalki
b“‘alld Clarence Button at New Jersey"
were Sunday guests at the Weed Iltllllt .
on West itwnttv, Sprillgdale.
.. m-.. .....g
tats. ()'lir.lt‘ll"~. i
. m Built Sitters, attention! Are yott in ‘ can Iggcgsreelé 1°C
' . _. . ' ’iilt preparedness? 'l‘o-i l p g. CC ream
An mportztnt moving will tomghtigimmm" “ , , ,
‘ but! Enroll“) Filth SCIIUUI "n Eas‘;lllghl ill Ill? l‘llt‘li 5(‘h00l a [Willlulll or Jelly powder .. ‘ ' IOC
on". The session will be. (”tilled at ‘ Will be on Illi' ti t'or signatures. Look
TAMPS FREE
10:
the following ;
1 hot. Liquid Blue too i
1 pkg. Van‘s Norub .. IOC ‘;
1 hot. Onion Salad lot 5
1 Mason Jar Mustard .. inc 3
I bot Witch Hazel .. we
I can Spinach ........ IOC
for it. ' 1
Wk. The. report of the Bissell &?
accounting and the third '
mnfisgionfim report will be The East Nut-witlk Athletic Aneocitt-‘
“up An unusually large m.’ll01l, under the direction of William!
,, is looked for, ;iw‘mith, has applied for the February
M iboxing permit.- The January show
tttill be held by uptown spurts.
IV.
-a.
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Mite United suites Court, in Hart» Tel. N°~ 9°9'
the case'of D. E. Loewe &
124 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
81 P. Tea Co.
Free Delivery.
Through. Attorney Leo Davis Alon-jar—w
: ”3. against the South Norwnlk; '“MW' ‘
., Banks. represented by Attor_t7.n R. Odell brings suit against Jennie . AWVER tN LUCK
than. Light. of this city. the i’~ Veno- for recovery on a bill. Pu‘ A L '
-’ vines Bank and the. Savings???” making uttachmcnt ut‘ 3150 were. The Honorable Joseph H. ChoateI at
”in _'9f Dnnbury, has been assigned ”1""?! IE1” m""‘"“'~' i“ ”W WW“ a dinner given in bio honor by II. well»
0 i to ' t N. .
trio! on December .0. .t r 5 ‘ “ ’known club said:
hats.“ Several iiocka of wild geese flow 1 night 13 great. it “I as great M i‘. w?“
aover this my this morning and water . on the ‘WCMII‘H 0' ml’ “I“ 13““ "
,Tday morning. going like southerly dir That was a happy time. t remember
' roction. The flight of the goose to t. I had 8," brooding nd idle. The
”or has Christmas time foundjtlle south is considered indicative of go. it was trail The law as
i ,' . ‘ , red. (I the a roach or real winter weather. ‘ ‘
g N i Ryan (.0 y with 80' pp career, seemed hopeless. Suddenly
ottractive, practical and moder-- '
priced gifts as they are dioplay'-' John Benedict" of Danbury, spent there WM a caller, and an excellent
506M :h‘unduy with his ctitlains, lilrs. Jennie. case offered me by a wealthy man. All
gnaw. , v.“ finvedantd 1MI‘8. William [trottedicL' litir. hour am”. 1 gm a wound case. it
one c it one o te cw, survn’ ng , . the
members of Company C, thh llegi-t two men; and both 'gtven ? in?! bi
ntent. Connecticut Volunteers. lie wats‘m‘me day. How I “0:“! l'mmngm'
’ . ‘in the same. regiment with ottr fellow , over my two cases! ow ou
mhgaflggfitwdtfi SgdlllthozcwhlflIri“M‘mm‘m' Finn. 1’- 13- Imlnsbuw Mr. about them as l walked outcoworu with
, tlwliedict was wounded three tithes at i til next morntn g
Hagar";Milionegelé'w4m3“9,:mo battle of (lettynburg.—~—llldgefieldlmy 5”“ :5: an no Dem: w
ap tits nex 1w h. 3 ”HS. remember t a n s 11' Y » .
enortsitqfiiii. ”of. EST: 32" ~ .___. W‘“ m“ ‘“ ’ w“"“’“' ”m;
to mm out’,,,,;,,,,,, in m, iarse‘ Judge John R. Booth, counsel for the} “‘Oid clothest’ Any old clothes ‘0
5818 as they would wish. Art in? [him Savings“ Bank. and Attorney nell?‘ 'He seemed to ‘be regarding the
’5 session is expected on next 1" MOSS fiei-Shobreprfsemime Sat‘i. green-W18 berg.
7m ht. now an 0 an ury, lave. een no . .. . - . ld
w“ _g load by the clerk of the federal court I held up. on “0' said I, nho .0
. —-————— . d' '1‘ . uits'
he use of James Henry Price, hilt Judge Thomas, of the court, has clothes. my frien ' w” new 3
. . with theft of Norwalk Iron set down the trial of the suits over the
‘ mas, and that of Michael “mehifpnofdthfe linemutlm ”1‘9 Se'i “la a man ns‘old as he feels?" “Net
charged wth receivin atol- 30815 0 to can an ta era it ie. . .. . . _
’8. will come1 up before F‘fludrze Loewe case for MONEY. December 20. on the morning after.’ Umph. by
‘ H. Vosburgh 'in the city hall .it 11:30 a. m. The suits were brought ther is he as young 38 he I991“ 0“
. tomorrow morning. Price hastily the banks to determine whether the night’beforeJ—Birminghnm Age.
maul-ed a bondsman. 'Hia attor— the interest, which amounts to $30,000 Herald. '
.‘ SD11" J_ Cuneo. r‘orntno will he is the property of the defendants or. .
- ted b Jud e Jose h R Ta _ of D. E. Loewe & ‘00., plaintiffs in thei “
m. y g p ‘ y Loewe case. i "I hear that Ethel has a splendid
- ___._._. position, for which she is- preemi-
‘VOU LOSE UNLESS inentiy'fitted." “And that ia-—?"
insured. Carry .,burglary insurance. ‘floritidentlal secremny to a theatrical
brown soft
Ml and blackstone hats. O'Brien.
-FRIDAY
your-luncheon at the Country
' Taylor & Golden. Tel- 1230. .: publicity'mau."—4Lifo. .
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The above amount in Christmas Checks will be mailed to the
fathers of the Christmas Savings Club on Monday, December
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J he Fifth Annual ChriSt-masClub for 1916 will open on
day. December 28th. All iof‘fy—iur-ilr—iends "-areivgoing to
. Will you-the one of-the"-S.000_Cntetnheis ‘? ‘ ~
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one WOMAN anvs.
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"My elation hereto gfui rate; but, of course, my ltllllt‘l' with i ,
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‘ your large income, you are willing and
' no doubt axiotts to help me pay them.
Show?
fcent.
"Wha—~~—-—"
"On my second marriage all my run ‘
"ney went to my late husband's rein.
dives." I
l Eh? .\\'lla—.—wlly didn‘t yothaay sniff
5 “You particularly requested me nev-ii
or to mention my late. husband—4m
your presence."
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Mighty few women are no sharp that
they can‘t be flattered.
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l‘Evefn Siubborh " and
Dangerous Bronch-
Itis Yields lo Linonine“
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yLinonine'sl important ingredients, are
twelbknown agents, separately, in the
l treatment of coughs and colds, emulsi~
tied, together with other curative reme.
diesu‘in Kerr's ‘FtamSeed Emulsion,
they form an Irresistible preparation
for'the immediate relief and prompt.
cure, of all forms of coughs and colds,
even bronchitis, most stubborn of all
coughs, yields to Its healing prdpartlea.
Try this famous old family remedy and
experience the comfort; It brings to
those who use it. The purest and safest
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it is relieving the system of coughs,
throat and lung troubles. _
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Why, my dear. i haven't a ' t
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' home on South Main street.
rhble to get about as usual and says
sure at ‘
HELLO
Uncle Josiah, where bound?" “Why down to that unto-date mnwlidah
ed city to get our Christmas supplies for our society and myself. We
have traded with those fellows nigh on to forty years or more and
have always been pleased with the Bridge that has carried no safety
over. We are after Coal, Flour, Grain, Feed and all these Hosaea can
pull Hunt, and my onehundred dollar bill will be broken with pleas-
RAYMOND-BROTHERS
137 Washington Street
i NOT REFERRING TO TEACHER
"i understand you were punished in
tachool yesterday, Thomas?" said Mr.
, Bacon to his twelveyear—old boy.
“Yes, sir," promptly replied the
ftruthful Thomas, “it was for telling
.lhe truth, sir.”
i “Your teacher said it was for some
‘reflection you made on her ago."
“That’s the way she took it, father.
You see, she drew a picture of a has
1ket of eggs on the blackboard, am:
lwhlle site was out of the room I in"!
[wrote under them:
-l “The hall that made these eggs lSi‘. '
Xinas “Foothil-
i any chicken."
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SLIPPERS
We have provided for thewhole family's comfort
in our
XMAS SLIPPERS'
MEN, WOME
SHOES 1
" IDEAL GIFT
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Standard makes in all the latest styles.
"A: .3?un A;
susmr ,f‘l'ltlilit'llldl
AN EMPLOYER IS NOT
A SCHOOL MASTER
HE PAYS YOU FOR
WHAT YOU KNOW
MERRILL COLLEGE
r START MONDAY
N, CHILDREN
GLOVER’S
N orwalk
' ’ The Reed 8:
l ' Electrical Co.
South Norwalk
THE LATEST IN LADIES’ SHOES
title of the prettiest moot—h~ we have shown this aettsun. 0! black
glare kid. Nine and one hull-inch boot top, recede toe, leather Louis
heel.
Holidy Slippers and Stockings
For Men. Women and Children.
communal BRACKEN
South Norwaik, Conn.
91 WASHINGTON STREET
Cedar, the beat grade being the
Cedar. These are manufactured
slowly under a moderate heat so
wood. You want the boat: we've
lets get together and figure out
service at the right price Do It It
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JUST THE THING.
Totnttty——-“l want another box of
ithoae pills, like what I got for mother
1 yesterday.
it
Druggist—~-“I)id
they were good?"
Tommy—"No bill they that ill tny
air gun."
your mother say
‘1
ONE THlNG SHE FORGOT.
“i had a twelve-page letter from
Maud today. All about the gay times
she's having at the seashore." .
“I'll bet she didn‘t forget anything."
“Yes, she did. She forgot to pltt
enough postage on the envelope.”
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S'Fru’imwmbgv
L. M. Monroe, .lr., spent Wednes-
day in New York, on business.
W’l‘he New Canaan express toNew
York is now made. up of the very litt—
eat steel cars, just out of the Osgood-
Bradley Companyfs plant at Worcea.
ter‘.
Miss Anna ElisaSimon was mar-
ried to Charles William Smith at the
home of the Bride's mother, Mrs. Rob-
ert Simon; Locust avenue, Monday
evening, by the Rev. ‘H. D. Trlnkaus.
John Clarke“ who underwent an
operation in the Stamford Hospital,
two weeks ago, has returned to his
he is feeling fine.
—DON'T Lost: av BURGLARY
Be insured. Taylor at Golden. Tel 1230
.m
A Milne. that is sure to please.
HOW ABOUT THAT ROOF?
If it's Shingles it needs. we hav
Cedar sawed from live timber—not from atumpage or refuse left in
the forest. Neither are they baked to death in a dry kiln. but dried
THE HATCH & BAILEY CO.
We are near—just as far as the nearest letter box or telephone.
Our apeciattiea-CrM-Dipt Stained Shinglea,
John is.
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J?" 3 mo Only Fully Equlpped
. ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO IUPPLIEI
Prion. nos—so 34:. Main on,
‘ eo. Nor-walk. Music Hall Ilock.
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Makes a splendid present.
TELEPHONE 1475’2.
we REFER YOU
TO THE HOUSB
--. Is it not beautiful in its glistening
' coat? Yes. and what's more, it will
wear well—we guarantee that. All our
f paints, and, stains, varnishes, enau»
‘ ela. etc, are the bent obtainable-—
that has been painted with our paints.
9 them in both Red and White
18 in. Perfection Vancouver Red
from the very best selected Red
that's your protection. Phone K
* The Goriiam Co
in FIRST 813. EAST NORWALK
Tll. 452. '
as to retain the natural life of the
act them—ask for Port Kella and
o roof that will give you honest
owl
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Smith. tlnaenooa
Remington. all other!
_ makes, sold, rented,
repaired. Rentals. I)
per month. Machines
sold at $5 per month.
JAB. DONNILLV.
‘ll loath Main Street. Scuth "on“:
.L- .w‘\w1
It You liavc '
it Any Junk A
S. Jaflce
IT TO
Successor to Wm. Efiron.
Phone 499.
37 Fort Street. East Norwalk.
Beaver Board. Ladder;
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1 Miss Godsoe. the new district nurse.
than taken a suite or rooms at the
‘llirdsall House. She arrived here to ,
tnke tip her new duties on Friday. She
is a Boston woman, but for some time
past has been engaged ill work in
Rttmford, Maine.
At the monthly meeting of the Bor-
ough Board, Tuesday evening, the
cost of the Cherry street sewer was
reported to be 3900. it extends from
the intersection of South avenue with
Cherry street westerly along Cherry
street 478 feet to it manhole or flush
tank. Notice was read front William
J. H. iiohnnnan. attorney for Clifford
W. Barnes of Marion, that while
liurtlcs was driving along Bank street,
at its intersection with South avenue.
October 20, ills horse 't‘ell into an open
trench and was seriously injured;
that tlw wagon was damaged, and that.
'Bnrnes roceit'ctl bruises on his head,
his back was str’ained and his ribs
were. broken. it is alleged that the
trench was left with t lights an —-
night or any other p otcctlon. The1 -—-—'———-- ....__“._ L____
amount that Mr. Barnes Will seek to '
recover \t‘as‘not stated. The clerii' The New SClemSe
was instructed to notify AttorneyiBo- DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIU_
hannan that the Board had rece veti‘ Chir
his notice anti to advise him that Bank on carting: the definition 0!. the
street is outside of the jurisdiction of use a ‘ 9 sense and "19 a" 0'
the borough, and that he. be requested adjusting the same. Disease is caused
to withdraw his ‘action. -- bya wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood
BU Y it creates pinched nerves and pain in
Hazelton
later life in the ditlerent organs and
Coal
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limbo.
Chiropractors remove the cause or
‘dtsease and pain. health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve aye-
tenta in your body. «Female trouble!
given epeci‘a‘kattentlon: also minivan".
oi‘ the spire. You will never regret
giving the Chiropractor a chance to
help you. ' . ‘
Magnetic treatments given also.
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l TIL. I,“ In WA‘I’II IT. ' 34 Washington St. Bo. Norwallt. Conn.
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