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Evening sentinel, Friday, December 24, 1915 · page 12

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VARIETIES .
TO SUIT
THE WHIMS
OF EVERY
HEATER.

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. . anti-opportunity to dec-
your home in preparation
sunny season at a small
'g'flur“sbowlng of quilt!

”prising the latest" deo
“wtexturee beam pur-
n s“ on! lgure. we. in
‘ you the advantages ol’

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I My Fully Equipped
“item-men. mop \~
In the Town

1510 .UPPLIEIC‘
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prince

ion.

WALL STREET. Noon.-—'l‘he curly
gains in rails, attributed mainly to the
commerce commission's grant of in
creased freight rates'at various west-
ern and southwestern points, was fol.
lowed by an increased demand for
Steel.

since 1910.

Wall Strong .
wagon-Monogram m cm“ “‘W “m “
mmmumm “Metal! counterflu‘
ism msvm’fiweu; o. ,m. mm “d m“
*W‘d'tfllfl
whit-”3&9! tcflivs. a near—
ate advance over We and New
Yark anti-I. mm and Brie
were cautiously hither, otter-lugs ot
a thousand or more shuns being tree-
ly m Cops-1 were less eon-
M buss-e war issues, notably
.Bsidwin Locomotive and American
Can were higher as also was Moreen
tile Marine Preferred. Anglo-French
bonds were extremely active, with a'
sale of one lot of 500 ($500,000) at 94
1-2, the low quotation since the day
following of the Syndicate dissolu-

The stock rose almost a point .51ng

Specialties.
peclally Oil and Automobile issues,

shadedtoemnshé‘ldemsfier mid-l
Isa. Bendsweronrm.

 

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fondant. maple phoche fudge

Ilnwrence. 82 South Main street. icsrol

 

PRESIDENT WILSON’S PRESENTS.

HOT ermnos. Vs... Dec. 24.—All
Christmas presents, addressed to
Presiden Wilson here passed today
into the safekeeping of his wife. to be
withheld by her unui tonight, when
the big accumu“.“on of packages it?“
be opened. The packages addressed
to Mrs. Wilson were taken in charge
by the President. Among the Presi~
dent's gifts are two from his grand-
children, Ellen Wilson lic‘n‘w and
Francis Woodrow Sayre.

An automobile trip and possibly aI
game of golf were on the President's
program for today.

 

—3PECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Just arrived. 500 Flexible Flyer

 

05- per cent. under regular prices.

 

bought.

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Servrce Counts
Modern selling methods embody service in helping the user buy
what he needs—service in helping him use it to best advantage,"aud
service in getting long lite and satisfaction out 0!
Of course you can get lumber. you can get service. but you
Iwant GOOD lumber and seI'vlc in the form of advice as to the kind
and grade for the diiterent par 3 of the house or burn or whatever
it may be. This is where we dl our part.

Don't Buy Cheap Lumber Just Because Its Cheap-
Crco Dlpt Stained Shingles.

IIThe Hatch £1 Bailey Co.

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

 
 

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GIveYour ChildrenThIsCubOut
’ Thisialiist en’é‘oi‘fltel’ust-is'Booth colhr
cm}: for your little
beautiful page to keep them
busy. The whole story ofI Puss-in- Boots
in pictures to cut out is in the January

PICTORIAL REVIEW

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Ilames Donnelly MAIN sum.

 

[T 8 NOT TJO LATE
TO-Sclect Your '

Edison Diamond Disc

PhonOgtaph
FOR CHRISTMAS

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pupils.

KyrieHMerbecke.

Gloria '1‘ bDl—‘Me‘l‘mkfl.
Gratins Tibl-—§Nenbeclre.
Creed-«Merboclte.

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csrolserviee will be held

There will be 4 masses
eph’s church. 6: 30, 7: 30. 9

Mass at 5:30 a. m.

Same came in late on account Kyrie—Bt. Clair.
‘0 87 3“- a "action under its highest at the storm. on sale tonight at 25 Gloria Lepeovost.
Aedo—Farmer
808M STORE. IOffertory-Adeste Fidelis. M.
Sanctus—-l.epeovost .
isenedictus—Lepeovost.
Aguus Dei-bepeovost.
Recessionalwhiarch ot Magi Kings.

Mass at 9 a. m.

Kyrie-M'legand

Star of the Fast—Kennedy.

Adoute~Fidelis

.. 3 Peace on Earth.

' $11on Night—Adam
Recessioual—With

Grateful.
Mass at 10:30 s. In.

Ill i Kyric ——St. Clair.

‘ . GIOI'ia—lx'peovost.

I Aerie—Farmer.
fililertory—«Adeste 'l-‘idells.
' ISauellee—Jhopsovost.

i Benedictus~hepeovosL
IAgIIus Del—lapeovost.

Myrtle Sculiey.

Hearts

otthelo—

'cai choruses will be most sypropriato'
Allure mode candy. (30mm nut ly celebrated by unusmiiy attractive
and musical We.
lcream walnuts. 40¢ a lb. Mrs. S. D. i At s o’clock tomorrow morning a

lnlhe 80.

allows“ Constantino“ church. This
will be entirely inform-l, the members
of the Sunday school and congrega—
tion choosing their own hymns on the
moment. and all singing them. Mrs.
M. R. McCausland will preside at the
piano. John M. Glover, superintendent.
will be in charge of the-Sunday school
Following the service break-
fast will be served. Miss Ida Kramer
is the chairman in charge of this fea-
ture.

inRSt. Jos
and 10: 30

io‘cioclt.I The following excellent pro
lgram will be carried out:

Truly

E Recessioual—Mnrch ot Magi Kings.
{Violinists—Mlsses Leona Ward and

in Trinity Episcopal church there

llymn

will be celebration of Holy Commun-
iion at 7 o'clock. At 10 o’clock there
‘will be a sermon. and
,Th9 following program \i‘l" be fol
ilowod out:

Processlnunl

cemmunlon.

Christiana,

Au-nkc, Salute the Happy Morn.

Kyrina-Muriln in (‘..

‘Iloi'ia—v'l‘lbo

(h'crlc~~ Martin in (f.
I Hymn—dink! the Herald Ange-ls Slug

Yorkshire

Mendelssohn.

Midnight Clear.
The services at. St. Paul' a

()ftcrton Anthem—Star] oi ‘rhc Orient.

.Shency

SutsuIII (‘Ordn Martin in (in:
.SRIIctIIs—-t\lnrtin in C

Agnns Del—Martin is C.
Gloria in Exceles—Mnrtln in C.
'Nunc Dimlttls—Chnnt. I
Recessional Hymn—oil Came Upon the

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Carol.
church, to-

morrow Christmas Day. M“ be st

7'30 and 10 o‘clock. All are invited

tul.

to attend them. and every pdiishlon-cr
I‘ls urged to keep the obligation of the

'day and be at church. The musical
program for tomorrw:
Il‘Iclude—l’sstorale “11280"

jProceeslonnl—«O Come All Ye Faith-

lntrolt~ilreak Forth into .loy.

Charles Vincent

(arr) Stainer

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Hymn 58—40 Little Town of Bethle-

hem

of thee 0 Lord. and at

' have we given Thee.
Sursum Corda—Merbecke.

Sanctus—hlerbecke

Benedictus-I—Merbecke.

Agnus Del—Nerbecke. .

Charles Vincent
0dertor)-—— -—There Were Shepherds
Presentation oi Alms—-All things come

thine own

Gloria in Excelsls—Merbecke.

Recessionsl 51—:Harlr! the Herald An-

gels Sing.

Postlude~Sit Laue Plans, Sit Sonora.

W.T.Best

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—-Have you bought that Victrbls
.. for Christmas. This iryour
Come in to Donnelly' s and hear them.
There is nothing better than a nice

last night.

record for a. Christmas gift. ’

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Our Secretarial Course

will Maire You Thoroughly Efficient

. IDAY. AND EVENING

New 2 Terms Regine January 8rd

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This is a nice clear day, and the last minute problems will find plenty of easy answers all

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MEN, WOMEN or CHILDREN

HOW ABOUT LADIES’ Furs, Suits, Coats, Waists, Lingerie,
Gloves, Neckwesr, Hosiery, Umbrellas and the thousands and one things that the house-

keeper appreciates.

FOR THE MEN FOLKS are Umbrellas, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Neckwear and Glows.

GIVE THE GIRLS Hair Ribbons, Sashes, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Umbrellas. Rain Coats,
.i‘ Hill: if

or Capes. Fur Sets, Gloves.

BUY THE BOY Handkerchiefs, Stockings, Boy Scout Handkerchiefs, Gloves and Books.

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Ribbons,

3‘!!!“ lift: '1 “.

Visit the Special Gift Tables in the Basement for Dainty Presents at
10¢. 25¢. 50¢. $1.00

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PLENTY OF BOOKS, CALENDARS, CHRISTMAS CARDS, TAGS AND LABELS.

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The most sensible" Christmasgiit one can. buylior mother.-
sweethearr, sister or wife would~be a nice. set hilurs.
Because I it- will remembered long- ‘ ”after Christmas.»

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infants and
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