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PAGF. FIVE
Another
Burglary ;
Y0li MAY BE nnxr ;
t r ‘iui tirotwti-d by insur-
; . ' ii .ii' hilt 11-1“. Ii is theap
'tf Viki itiiitisii you with the best
4.1mm: .1» iioiii: this kind of business.
I it us it; "in phone l230.
faylor & Golden
Irizt tonipany Building
1230.
Telephone
”A _ -._. ,A., ”-1
A BOX 0F
Holept‘ooi Socl s
SIX MONTHS
:i new box of socks, $1.50
:oods in wonderful assort-
..35c to $30.00
Smoking; Jackets,
Sweaters. l‘vnbrellas
‘\\ ' .il‘, 1)!
in l‘thvl
units from ....
iv'lli itiIN‘S.
it. 's. Hips.
111d t'ant‘s.
JdSEPH DAVIS
35 Washington St.
So. Norwulk.
WEATHER FORECAST
For Norwalk and vicinity: I“ air to
:lit. 'l‘httrsdriy parity cloudy
iisiti: I(’III]‘I'1£IIIII‘I‘_
I‘lt‘tis‘tllll weather prevails this mor~
mug in the eastern districts. The wes-
ti-rit norm is now ventral over (‘olor
AltIO. it is causing unsettled weather
with light show or rain as far east as
lllinois and from .\'orth Dakota siiiith-'
ward to Texas. The temperatures con-'
Iititte low atom: the .\tluutii' (‘ti'l~t
Ile'ii'y frosts were reported as fat
south as Florida. The tetitperntiire lF
rising in the central and western die
Il'IClS.
.\'IlIl
fay/PW.
iiilii NEWS .
l( ”~ANV W\/\ ‘
James Hayes. was arrested last evo:
hing, oti Water street. by Otticer Dor-'
hey, charged with drunkenness. lloyos
war up before Judge Lockwood this
morning. and the judge suspended sen-
tence. aitd told lluyes to clear out ol’ .,
town.
(in amount of the suspension of
ttulley service between Bridgeport,
and .\‘orwalk Sergeant liarry Gibson
was unable, yesterday, to escort two
prisoners of the uptown court. to
Bridgeport. The trip was made today
however. on the train.
“thinial” Jimmy the
known clerk in Glover's shoe store,
on Wall ll'ool. hits IllllSllt‘lI decorating
the windows ill his store for Christ-
mas. Jimmy has draped his windows
very pt'ettily with red and green
streamers and Christmas greens. and
has as a result. one of the prettiest
displays in the first district.
—HOLIDAY GIFTS.
Angora Wool cap and scarf
'l‘ici'iiei‘. well—
sets.
linen liandkerchlefs at 26c t 0 50¢.
Silk llosiery 25c, 500 and 98c. li‘ancy
tings, tif'. tints at reduced rates at
Miss l‘olheintis. 90 Washington street.
South Norwalk.
K
*— \tittwm-Powei: = orooration
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS.
32 Washington Street
“huth NIH-walk. Conn.
ARCHDEACON STUCK 0N ALAs‘KA
TONIGHT AT ST. PAUL'S. i
Alt‘Iltltdt'On lludaon Stock, the not-l
l missionary from Alaska will deliv-
. his tery famous lecture on the peo—; .
e of Alaska in the Chapel of Sti
l"tul‘s t‘hurtli. on Berkley street. this
.euing at A o'clock. Arehdeat‘out
'tlt'k in his work among the people‘
' Alaska goes as far north at: there
0 any people (lute a year he goes
for north as the Art-tit- 't‘trt-lt to
mister to those that need Illlll.
urneys take him trotn l-‘ort \ukoui
roughout the mast northern part ot
laiska.
itied this lecture in New York. Detroit.
and litany of the other large cities;
where as high as $2 has been paid for;
iiil.ets. lie comes here under the
iiizspitr-s of the llecior's of St. l'aul's
.tlltI 'Il‘llllly churches at their rattuesl ;
in it” oi his work and the wonuerfulj
(tpp)l‘lllllllit’r' that are ai’t‘oi’dt-i tor
t-iaituelital work iii that far north
\lauy ot‘ the pictures which will be
shown were taken by the Archdeacon
himself. They will Show the beauties
of ihe country. how the people live}
.tiitl the mode. of travek etc. The let:-
ttii'e is i're. as there is no admission
churned, but a voluntary uttering wil.‘
Itt‘ received.
TODAY IN WALL STREET?
.\'l~2\\‘ YUIIKI Ilet‘, I'.. \\ all .‘LI‘i‘I'I,
llt'Iitl it. ill I. The feature oi" today‘s
otheri. ise
w "s 1
trailing. which was
Il‘ltlrIH‘II by t‘UllHiit'lltitIt‘ l‘ii'ii'iev‘.
the sale of ‘l‘\t tal lots of \titzitrl’rsut'lh
bonds without restrict ion at 94“.. 1 l-‘Z'
under the, price at which they wci'o‘
taken by the syndicate and the mini}
inuni quotation recorded by this setup:
ity. Special stocks, like. .\lert-tttttil-r
Marin-3 l’fd. Studebaker and Texan!
Company illitit’d subs'antiitily to yes!i
'erduy‘s innit-tin] “(IVJIII'I‘R while New .
York Central zit-am led the rails. lini-
ti-tl States Steel was barely siea‘ly M
the outset, btit denoted neetttnutzli‘uu
IlIII‘I'.
t'tt r‘ly
'Alil0 CRASH CNSE COMES.
lNIO COURI
(Continued from First Page.)
.—_....
four who took the ear iii whit-it t‘os-
u ‘ttittir on be illLil'i lie was
killed. The sheriff fottiid I.llt‘It'l‘
working iii his father's carriage shop
in littltie and served the summons on
him. Illlt'll'l' made the trip to litiitie
tori yestnitlay morning expecting the
trial to lit-gin but he was informed
i'Itl it had poni- met to tlu‘ next term
..; (‘tllli'L
l.tit ier. who was t-htttil‘it-tir for Ur. ti.
tishoru took the latti-r‘s autoiuo
lilit‘ without permission lllItI in com.
taint “Illl t'ostt'ilo. .\iosiiii-t' itlItI other
toiiipittiitiiis, went for :t I'ltIt‘. As the-
(‘tli‘ was
t iIII
‘1‘ 'IilI
the roadway near the foot of
:ttUl l":t\h“ll ttt‘H " 'Nltlllll! il.
t‘ostello was injured and died later
It is claimed that .\loshit-r “its driv-
iii: lil‘ car at the Illlll‘ 0f the llt‘t‘I~
dent.
The case of Jason lliiines, the,
'l‘t'umbitll farmer who is charged with
murdering his wife, has gone over to
the February tertu.
Reports front Ridgefleld. this morn-
ing, state that the trniti which left
ltldgeilelti itt tiziiil Monday night, was
three] to l't-lllllill itt llrtiucltyille for 34
hours. .\‘iiiiierous attempts were made
to climb the heavy grade be'woei;
Branohi ille Illlii Ridgefleld. but non-- of
these >ut~ceedcti_ because of the heavy
snow on the trttt-kH. The first trip was
made last night :it 11:30 by the engine
alone. war iintiosl‘lult to make
the grade with any ears attached .
as it
—-A WISE MERCHANT.
advertises his goods. lf he cannot do
it in a large way. he uses the Sentinel .
classified “For Sale" columns. (‘all|
tip the office. and itit ad. titan will call
iii once.
Archdeacon Sim it has deity-i '1
. . t
in other tllyisnius ot the lt=' no
vllllptfl‘lillll clititiues wero recorded.
coming towards lli‘titi-imm-t‘~
liial
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
5‘ HoWLANo’s
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WEDNESDAY, DEC. 15, 1915
OWLAND’S
\
E Ii: THhAI RE 1 II
R G N PHONE 976 ‘ Bridgeport, Conn, Wednesday. December 15, 1915.
NORWALK .
) Christmas Club checks will be promptly and cheerfully cashed at the main office on
ALL THIS WEEK the second floor. If you are making a purchase and wish to cash such a check, simply
MilIIIIee ”any ; give it to the salesman. 1 g i; Y " g g
_ {_ _ .. .. . J oydays pack full of Pleasure
BIG BEAUTY C i'i‘fl.‘ tint. iltllll iltl\\ tili t iit'istiiias l\ hot .1 ltit‘liitil\_ \\iii IN .1 intilui ii \\t' liiit
Tonight at 8:15 p m. tiiitlxt' it so.
“ I‘ '1 0V ’9 I'lii‘ ltili tlitl'lllllk'} (Illl\l|t|;t\ \Iiilll is .ii-imii :ii iii-ii; liltll liik .til pit l!i\ii|]ltI]|)]|
K LP M IgGm b . t'ioiti it |.t'l“ Illilht' um i. ilil\llll.:~ liltint‘dltttlh with .t lll‘ll\ ~ii v‘t .tll‘i .i li.iiiii\ l.t.it't
w I > ‘ . . , . f: it ‘ . . . .
A ”vs cat ptoduclm“ “at 5 “Pm"‘cm'nu e W ye" me} 8' i.t’l its .iii in IiIIit' t ‘iiiilii iitit‘i‘ liittl‘t‘ with illlit' \'iiii“|t ii. iii. ' ‘l tliiii.siti- ' ii
cf this splendid organization going at top speed. H .. .i ,. _\ .i.i Ill
\1 Q
- Hear BILLY ALLEN Sing “Ciancy.”
MATINEE THURSDAY Prices 10 and 20C. “1“" "MI “MN“ “It" i “1 1 ml mart limit. litt' "ti -. nit it. iiilp.
CHANGE OF PLAY DA" Y.
I v ' . 9’
Thursday-“A hight at the Winter Garden [S father 1.00% if! I.0” P
Big Musical Revue in Sill Scenes
‘ v I ‘
CHARLIE ("APLIN CONTESI‘ lRlDAY NIGHT iN‘ Ilt ;t_\ill_" Iilltl ii' ii“ “iii \\.iiil ttt\' till" Iii] t ‘i.lt_i (.\‘ _ il‘ 1.11”. Hm ”I"
DOLLS TO THE CHILDREN SATURDAY MATINEE. \ illl‘ilil.i\ is Hill) IUI‘ )‘tilliig I“ i" ' ‘
"HUSBANDS EVENlNC." SATURDAY Something New ‘ . ‘I _ , ;
itotit \till i'l‘Ilt"I' lillll tint till .i liillit‘lt ’ ilt tittt\ltl iiit'.i.l .' (it Hi t i’li~lltt s is I‘ ‘ i
PRICES: Matinees. 10c and 20:. Evenings. 10c, 20c. 30c and 50c. ' . ii iii .
i‘lIII to... .tllti llt' t‘iitiiits tlll ll lil\l .t\ llllli'il .ts .tittiiwl} ti\\‘.
lit in sure. he ititlits to ltzii his iii\ll \l" I]\' \iitl lie 4].... i" ' : i. .
II--I’l ur s All This , ~ ~ .... i... .. -, ... int.
Lockwoodua. CI He week iilttsii iii .1 Mini lmtllliii llt‘t'ix'ti i liltl iiltl' .iii' .l iiil tit Iillil '~ ilt' iliii \t -' -
Wednesday—Mrs. Ftske m Ktcmes ‘VANITY FAIR." ‘ “" ""‘ .
Thursday—Mary Pickford tn Paramount "BISHOP‘S CARRIAGE! liii‘ i'\;llll]lit‘. it is shit .iiiiiis iii j\’|\i latin 1‘ .’
Friday—Edna Goodrich in Paramount "ARMSTRONG'S WIFE." l ‘ I j
Saturday—Theda Bara in Fox's "TWO ORPHANS." ‘-""'”“< N the... Unit 3
I iiitlil t‘tilir Slim” is
__. ' (litl\l‘\ Quiet ilt't‘ixlit'
\iiittlcr Shirts
Em” lift/“TEE: Ham” Some newly-arrived Yorke shirts will hit the nail on the head.
. Phone 2300, \iiiait Ill w ~lt’it»t‘~ iii liltirk or iii minis .-..ml,im.,t “m1 l-hit‘k
' iilllt‘ \\tt\tll tiiitiii'ns‘ oi \ iii-titli-i lt\ll‘.l'i . .\1tii i-iilitii' stilt Itl' suit iiiil'.
SA'I URDAY DEC 18 lilting-ii \\t‘ t‘illl stt- IItI iiiitti'i-tni- ilt‘li‘t‘t'll tiii: .‘tllii lilt' it;:*‘.ii .\‘I St: Yuri”. \\('
r o bought tin [or iv“ \tt‘i W 1"“ l‘l'l“ " $115-
ONE NIGHT ONLY Right of Hunt stit-it limit '
THE INTERNATIONAL COM EDIENNE of 21.03; 5 Charmmg "ed“"a’ l G°°d umbrellas
i Fini- sot'i Ittll durable mot-hit :lotes
:ior women are lit‘Il deep gray in color.
‘ I’liable. Kontl iiiiuitz. handsome.
In Her New Comedy Iii."
“The Making Over of Miss Matt”
3v JAMES FORBES
“'tllllt‘lllh IIIII‘II gliiu‘n tii' l't'llltie‘t‘l‘
rotni'ort when
Lining is fine
Lillilrlllllt‘t- t'tIlllIIIt‘lt'
motoring or skating.
tur $3..
Author or “The Chorus Lady” and i (lirls' glotes of fine lambskin are
“ ' Y ' . ' “Ml titlirit‘. Iiich tun
Th Tr v In I: .. limit with IItt(,tl
e a e! g Sal sman. shades. fit liltil't‘fillltitllllly titan most
Stimptuously Staged, Sartorially Beautiful and Magnificent. Iillt'tl flItt\t‘S-—sl.
t‘eiitei' ttlh‘lt‘, rear.
PRICES ................ nu... . . . .. 25¢ 1., $1.50 Handkerchiefs
‘ s . - t
ORDER SLATS NOW—PHONE. 2300 are 3 Nut er
Lovely sheer 'kert‘lilefs of linen are
w. .. . .. .*..- . _ . .- ‘-_.. A
otir t‘hrlstmtut circular before going
buying.
assorted stock is at your cull. Christ.-
iuas watches,
embroidered iii the corner with tie-
~ll1llii tli many sorts but all of beauty.
BRITISHF‘RS ENLIST They are notably fine in qualit‘ and
BY THE MILLION iti embroidery. F'itlt.
iti.\'ilti\ i)ci'.15,5;25 :1 III.
-~-lietweeti 2.0001“) and 2,500; rlnibrodiered linen 'kt‘l‘t‘lllt‘ffi with
001) lllt‘ll have enlisted under the either large or small patterns in cor-
__-_
~—~-————___
.--.\ mile from high prices." (let
Now is the time. Our well
clocks. optical goods,
Jewelry. at ”little Brand‘s. “Va’hmg‘ plan of the Earl of Derby. I)it'ec-.net~«25c.
ton streetr South NOWHIK tor oi Recruiting, .‘ti‘riiriltng tut
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
.\li-n‘s good linen 'kert'llieis ltre enl-
brodiered with an initial in plain
block pattern itt corner. 1249c.
_ . , — ----~ ... . lllt‘ Ihtily Sketch.
.- M..__...."a
LOST—4N \(‘II 0F REVS Rifi'“ AR“ S .\'lce initial 'kereltiet‘s for women
by retuiiiitit, to box ofllce Palace PawnbrOkerS ale tire of linen. Have the initial in the
Theatre. ' run it The sulw‘rl’ht’t‘ hereby offers and t‘t'lllt’l‘ 01 ii wreath. 12‘s. c.
_ ,__ __,., .__ .,,_. .._. _..-._..-. proposes to sell all the property
- —Advertlse in the. Sentinel
' ' ‘ . " e r.
piiwiii-tl with him as represented by tenttl‘ aisle, r a
AUTO IUPPLIE.
Phone 805—50 So. Main IL,
30. NOi-wntk. Music Hall Ilock-
. Joseph Rosenfield it”
1 $2.95 and $3.50.
PAWNBROKER.
anomam- .--.. -.--._---» ..,_ the following tickets: .\'n. 9101. 0110, RainCaPC for
WW our. out. 9119. 9122. pm. one, 9435. little schoolgirl.
E: The RCCd & VO'k E ”I” 9H?“ "HS' Mm" MSG' 948"" 9486“ Whether it snows or rains oi- hails.
t: i g 9493. 51.2111. 0310. 9-311. Stilt. 9.225, .0536. journey to school is safely and dryly
‘3' El I 1537. 9.33s hit“ 931:. 1m“. 9:01 03‘” made by mite girl In a raincape
eCtrica (‘0' 21377.. 97.70, onsii. 11.397. Etfiitlt, 9002. 111101. B H 1 l f M k Tum min
'5 i... . .. .. , . .. u on cone y roiu e . ' .
:1; Th. Only Fully Equipped \mw‘il kum. h \l L‘ 1. h 'tlliI ehill breeze both aside
' -i «Mi -. t . -
5; ELECTRICAL sum: .11 1 1"" —"» ~ - 1 h f I 1
V - " ‘1 ‘t t, a or St'ltl()~
H In the Town _ “llIl tici tipi l at;
E South .\'oi'walk. t‘t.. Ilt‘t‘. 1:1, IIIIJ. “001W.
€930er"
l"—"‘
i40 Water St. 80. Norwalk
i
brown and blue, sizes 0 to'
Second floor. i
now at 25c to $2.50.
A pretty little (‘tlliili' ol‘ orutttitly or
.\‘wiss or net is btit Some
are combined with (It‘lt'lliiii lzti-e and
hurt- I‘Vt‘t’llliollitily smart air.
'.’.~i ('t'lits'.
\‘i-stees of oruundy are either plain
or embroidered 'i‘hey tut-keti
and trimmed with buttons, either
high or low neck.
RITI‘
ll l‘t‘
.‘itlc.
Fine rosters are of Georgette crepe
itlltI net and orgunily. 011 some 01
these \';tl lace is used. Some are
tucked and llltlll)‘ are itnely hem-
stitched. $l to $2.30.
Not gtliiiipes have sleews of .\'IliltI-
nultnpes of Oriental lace
have either high or low net-k. ili spe.
t-iiil boxes— $1.
llliti'k satin collars liaie jimmy
ears lined with flesh or “bite satin.
Some are trimmed with fur, some are
rttil'li‘tlf What of stylesi
Title to $1.30.
Handsome motor scai't‘s of crepe do
my lace,
tt \ ariety
chine are either solid color or in
flowered patterns. $1.50 anti 32.
Gold and silver vie with colors
among the crepe tle chine ties in both
bow and string patterns. And such it
delightful lot of colors! ‘_‘.'ie.
.\iitin floor. front.
Fragrant tea
for old friend.
lloweo tea carries a message of
cheer every day in the year.
lti its special holiday canister. the
fancy Orange l’ekoe is a welcome
messenger. ‘Twlli truly be the cheer-|
itit: cup. when lloweo is the brew.
ent caddies. in holiday wrapping. rial-i Every size from ’l‘iny-Tads’
tly for sending far or near. ‘16.
‘ 1 z’ 1. .‘ . .
blzes from lb. at (he to 15 lb; Price. according ‘0 size and sort,—
at $2.25.
Front Basement.
whit-h may be packed
when traveling.
it‘s some trick
the saute.
The
toy.
write letters.
clear and easily read.
like those
gleam among the holiday bathrobes
Anti there are plaids! And
.\nd some with
for girls.
some \\'itli animals?
flowers.
inavy
t'anisters that will serve for pcrmau- and tau and red.
at $2 and $2.50.
For lltt‘il in almost as ttiiiny styles
of Ilt‘tlltiit’ as for women.
At $2~Firtn rainproot‘ cover, good—
looking handle.
At whit—Special
t't‘lllt'l‘ aisle, rellr.
Try a game
In T oyland.
ll" you'll know ltow
Maybe the gun is only wood ~~~~~ But
to gel the game just:
30¢,
(lralitl Auto
struggle to
Simplex typewriter is more than a. ._.
it, boys and girls may
These letters will be
\\'it I]
Third i'loor.
Smart bathrobes
for girls.
indiun
l'or grownups,
itist ittt-t ire
There are
blues.
light blues
brown
$1 to $2.50.
Second floor.
stout frame.
folding umbrella .
iii a handbag ‘.
much t‘un' dart 1"
be had from Going .\-Huitiint:. try. a.
game in Toy-laud.
itace is a game to be
played by two or three or four folks.
win on the track ft
makes every contestant eager.
pill l i-rns,
glow. and
as well 8.8
and eopenhagen
- :1
gr
50¢.
$1 to $4.
in!
up to
A dividend paying
investment.
FIVE CLASSES-
lleposit each month ,
Antlreceive for next Christmas
It continued to maturity, receive.
I
:32
Start a land tor
#
Emmuwzszsb-EWWE
Bonds of
U
tit your-children
I, :I‘ZZI'Q’”ZIL‘::'
With interest at 4 per cent.
The Best Means Yet Deviseti to Encourage and Develop Systematic Savings.
Class A
S 1.00
13.22
40.22
Class D
s 10.00
132.20
402 20
Class B
S 2.00
20.44
80.44
Class C
s 5.00
00.10
201.10
Class E
5 25.00
330. 50
1005.40
Enrollment for Christmas, 1916, mustbe made before the approaching New‘Year.
The People’s Trust Company, .
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rift, Perseverence and Independence
I
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Dividend at rate 0 i.
5
i
4 per cent.
You may combine “
one or more classes
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