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~01 his son.
‘ malts M1 and Mrs C D Taylor" ' “Mnund Mrs. 1. n. Payne oi swan
,; Mr. M Mrs. Edward D Randall. ofistleet, are the Christmas guests of
' , ,It. and Mrs Samuel Cohen. 01 24 the Christmas holidays. 1
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I- in The Sentinel office, now employedl
. avenue.
1.. it” home 0' Ofloer and M" Frankiron Laird accompanied them.
., this cltyf: ‘
We. 11'. of Bridgeport.
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Clams
'0n the hall Shell
Delivered Christmas
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(:11,- Clerk Stephen bonus is today
a visitor with friends in Bulgeport.
William G. Crockett is in New
Yorkyspending Christmas at the home
Mrs. John begun in! Mrs. A. ‘11..
[Camper and daughter, of Cross street,
no waiting a visit in Newark.
Miss Martha Hamilton, 0! Flax Hill
lined, will spend Christmas with her
aunt in New York. ..
Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Searing.
of lilnotoia, New Jersey. are guests
of Mrs. M. ii. Mitchell. Flax Hill Road.
RECAI’ITULATfiN ,
V
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Some weeks ago when fields were green,
‘We paid twelve cents for gasoline,
And now we’re will: twentytwo.
Why didn't we lay in 0. store or two.
This summer when we prophesied,
Tint things would soon be: 11 to hum,
.With tronsporlntion on \the bum.
When we wrote you to stock up coal
You hated to port with your roll.
And here we are. just so oi old, ,
December, it’s getting cold. .
The cool pile’o low. no can in sight.
The poor out man works day and night, .
The minor: have gone home to war.
Rsilronds are using even our.
\ But what's the uses! nil this flow,
A tool can any “i told you so.m
it you need oosl put up a yell,
We’ll do our best totreet you ,well,
You still know where to get] good coal.
So see our salesmen. write or ’phone to
[the some with cost. you thought we lied,
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3. 137 Washington St.
W MERRY
We wish to thank the public for our big holidey
XMAS» ' business which was the biggest in the V
To ALL A history'oi the Mintz store .
I We will cheerfully exchange any Xmas gonds purchased
' at this store '-
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for your kind patronage th roughout the year and
Wish You a Merry Christmas
NI CLOAKS we PARIS mLuNER-yIII
Merry Christmasi
To All
SOUTH NORWALK.
J 33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
i
ur. Lauren Minion. or West ’a: ‘1
ingtsm streiI is spending Christan...
with his daughter in Hartford.
"Murray isreei, of Plattevitle avenue.)
will-spend Christmas in New York,
with relatives '
Alexander Dean of Dental avenue
will spend Christmas with his parents
1111 Brooklyn
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Fish, oysters. long and
Round Clams
Cutbill’s
. BRIDGE MARKET
Miss Lydia Ferraro. of York St“! 7‘ North Mam St.
is visiting friends 111 Dltnbury. over: Ft“ Delivery. Phone lob .
Vhristmns N‘ zillg their son, Harrie dullel Coburn.
John Brougham. elk—Center A\e gitev Aaron Cobum and family, of Dell i
. left Thursday. tor Fort Edwin) New l'bury, are also there for Christmas
York where he wit spend Christmas 1 Mr. and Mrs Frederick Smith. of
Arthur F.1luntington. of New York Bridgeport. are spending Christmas ill
city. is a holiday visitor ulth his par- :tilifi city. 1
“a; D" and Mrs. S. 1‘" Huntington. Miss’ltnnll Knitting. oi the A. J.’
Building inspector and Mrs. Clar- Coliiliis forcefis 111 at her home with
.enoe' LIdIi'lnch and 111111in will Spellddhg mp.
tomorrow in Bridgeport, with friends. i .1 Abe" Cohen. 0, High street. Nor
. Charles Taylor of lla1tmouth,
Amounts theJloiidny season with hi3“ business.
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[mu Grovemtmt left my; tor Bosgflrl Payoes brother. Frank 1‘. Bradv. i
Jan. Mos-3., where that “ill spend the‘of New “York.
holiday vacation. ,» 1 Howard Netting, of Boston. Massm'
Albert Langlois, oi Soulldview t‘ouri. ‘3 Visiting ‘t “‘9 residence 0‘ M” “I“ 1
will leave for Providence this nlorn- 0'9 CWM‘lmw Maurine "- Nuttlng,
lag, where he will remain for the “5 Putnam M91100 . l
Christmas holidays. " Clifford Buckley, of Franklin EVE-l
flan-y L Cons”, of New Rochelle; nue. who is at present employed i111
willmdcnmtmaa with his parents New York. returned home today for
null meet. mains i lnmy Toothili son or Oilieer 111111
‘ 8ergeant and Mrs J. Harry Gibson.,tirs. John 'l‘oothill. arrived Inst night
of Quintord avenue, are entertaininglnt his home on Monroe street, where
our Christmas, the 39188311“ 48‘0"“ he will spendb a. five day turtougih
-er.Willlom Gilson. of Newark. PM from 11111 ~11. .5 Wisconsin."
Ir- find Mrs. J. T. Manning. 0“ Beltram Crawford. who is studying
W are visiting ““1““ M“ at Storrs Agricultural College. or-
Wfifi'“ mother, M'S- “13’3”“ rived at his home on Cannon street.
my on Spring Strfie‘ . l'rhursdny afternoon, when he will
{Maurine Brown. a. former linotypist. spend the Christh holidays.
, Al 1'. and Mrs. Winder Elwell Golds-l
on “9 Telegram, Bridgeport was a borough after celebrating their six-
“to” in “W“ «yesterday. tor-nth wedding anniversary on Decem-
Attorney and My! Daniel Down“? her 20 111 the Royal James 11111, 76
or New York. are mendins the iit’ll-111111111 street Norwaik, left wedmdayi
“35' With MN Dowling’s anms'md MY night for Mr. Goldsborough’s oid‘
and Mfg- T- 11"- Fol”) of ‘1“de .home in Maryland and a trip through
ithe South. They will return berm-e
A tomily reunion in! “61118 “I“ at long to their home in Norwalk. Their
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rotten on Hovlland street. Among}
ovum me “Mr. and Mrs. Charles'
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It. and ‘
Don't tell to attend the service lit
. h‘ the rescue mission at Potter’s Hull
1! on Monroe street. Sunday afternoon
Roy-1110111 Wm?“ st 8. 16. Brother George Lloyd. the
d M" and MM‘ Ch 9" converted oystermm,$ormerly 0: See-
> lord. Del. will sing Jacob’s Ladder.
the Nebury him. Brooliiield, visit— jug; no collection totem "
81 WASHINGTON STREET
and wish them
We thank our many friends for their generous Ipurchases
A Merry Christmas
South Noryvalk, Conn.
CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY.
RAYMOND & son's
CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY.
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN
TELEPHONE 147M.
islwstk, spent Friday in New York 011 mm, .
Ice dealers in this city report the well known Nomlk you'll: people
!outlook for an ice are». up to the pre- “8 announced lost
(illiN—S
isent time. is (dirty good. The too is. Wt! which was held at the home or
or course. -moking slowly. but “W the bride-tells on Davis avenue. m.
tinned cold weather is expected
1 Those people traveling from here
iwould do- well to be cautious. (three
big. utensil-eased men ere working as
pic‘lipockets on 11111111111 of the New Ha.-
‘ ren road, according vto reports
“and ”1‘5- 3- Milton Gobtlm are We and hear him Fm mu offer. ceived yesterday or the Hartford pt)-
lice station. . . .
January ’20“).
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public
Hundreds of”. passengers on the New help 'considornbly.
Haven railroad. going east and west.
passed through Nowell: last night.
and are .todey keeping up I steady
V stream of trsvelers
-—.epend‘ Christmas. in' Noreen. 1 «11.111111 [mm Be 1511 Me
{'Prlnces 1am the Regent Theatre 8‘ ' e
The net debt of the State of Con-
n‘ociicut tor the m1 ending .tfiepuun
her. 30 1915. 11133:...81192000254.
oompared with 310.961.273.03 the pre-
e-vlbus year. according to’the annual,
report of the‘ oomptrolter. Morris 1;.
Webster. which has Just been mode
1. {I} inkeplnee seine time in the spring
Merry Christmas to All
Giover’s‘
Shoe Store
Albert F. Gehebe
. Phone ' 1069-2.
Prompt Delivery. 52 Washington 8!. so NM
Freon stowed Book. ”—13,”,
Everything in fruit on "'I...
Fancy Dry Picked Turkey. soc.
Fancy Roasting Chickens 24c.
I .I Fancy Routing Heavy tables. -
. ! Chickens ............... 26c. :3: 2:33“'" """"" w
1 Fruit Fowl; ........ 22c. —-24c. Pork Loin: .
1 9111111. Csponl, urge ...... 350. Side Pork ......... . ........ 1.1111311.
Fresh Stuffed Geese 26c.-—28c. Jtnuckleo and Sauer- Kraut.
CHARNOK’ S MARKET
Phone 388-2 76 North 11111111 1 “rest
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‘ AN EMPLOYER IS "NOT A8 TO LUCK.
‘A SCHOOL MASTER Belle—Do you think Friday is un 1
’ lucky? . 1'
OR 1
j airfinhvggoi, Freddie—«No, l was born on it Fri- l
1 - day.
mm {W Belle—And what do your parents1
. think?——Judge.
s-rsn'r MONDAY II --
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Congratulations are being bestowed
today upon Miss Freda Yopw. of Da-
vis avenueKWinnlpauk. and Albert
Longolis. oi' Soundview Court. Nor
walk. The engagement of these two
also get a duplicate slip troy.-
driver with our name and -
before selling.
if you require 4'
Eye glasses
evening, at s .. . , .
end do not have them. you are
the labor in efficiency 111111, ecu Paper, out work,f,l'
to ngolio is one oi Norwolk‘s best
known younzmon. having oome to this , as NORTH “MN :7
citvsboutelx years also. from Provo ' cheat. ”wt .. 7 3. Neutral-3L " Rm
The‘fPhree 0: Eye Service. - ~~ - ”._. ‘
mkercbyrmde. uni is at present em; 1 . g ‘ . 1 - 4... . . .7 _ ‘
vimddn the-:IJresdenLaoe Works in , . , ' 1 ‘
Winnipnk Dining his L-resldenee in ‘ .'
elitism,- Mr. Momma III “I
THAMER"
host. of friends min when he is re-
mug many mammals toner
dentists, Optornetrliu, 0111111111111. ,,
I? Atlantic Square, Stamford, or. 1 f
Miss Yours is else very swell known
em on. Evenings. 1 fit. "my
as
among the young people of the tits,
and is receiving oongi-etuihtiolte noun
her my friends. The Wedding will
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