humuvscanrs, PILLOW
Wallets SQUARES IN
RENAISSANCE,
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p Damask. Linen and Mexican Drawn
_Wark- A targenasortment to choose
i: mat ‘
E. K. BANKS
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
South Nomlk.
All Style Victrolas
Having a New York Resi-
dent Buyer at 200 ‘ Fifth
Ave. is an advantage for
Prlnoeesflauna. “maths moat
. . ..... ‘W snowman the realm of
new years new mu. es mi “in m urinals-Is oi the artific-
’ rmotv ceumreo AT {“1 and we or tlwdelicioul treshuese
lot realneture inlt than one to want
Etc had back of the loot lights. For the
part of the spring maid no better ae-
Feature Photo Play Productions lection M have been made, little
‘Miss Campbell being the daintiest of
Will be Presented Tomorrow
The management or the Palace, 80. :. pictures ‘0 “‘0 eye “d most agreeable
gpurvcyors or sweet sound to the ear
Nor-walk, have arranged a gigantic hol-.
iday entertainment for their patrons. l “I“ 00““ possibly 11"“ been select-
tor Saturday, January first, for in 1.14:.in 10' the Wt-
photo play features, five acts'ot vaude
photo play feature’ live acts of "Eude'EPATRONIZING NORWALK INDUS-
ville will be presented. The merit of‘ TfllES.
THE "PALAcE.
Five Extraordinay Vaudeville Acts and
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DRINK HOT WATER ‘
BEFORE BREAKFAST -
Says you really feel clean, sweet
and flesh Inside, and
are seldom iIL
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If you are accustomed to wake up
with a coated tongue. foul breath or
a dull, dizzy headache; or, if your
meals sour and turn into gas and
acids, you have a real surprise await-
ing you.
At Donneily’s from $15 “I"
Machines Sold 0n
‘the bill may be judged by the men-
tion that the management have gone
to considerable expense to 'procide anl
you that no other store in
South Norwalk. Conn, Dec. 31. 1915.
Editor of the Evening Sentinel:
the city can offer.
EASY TERMS.
'DONNELnrsI
VICTROLA PARLOR.
“trim
The case of Robert Thomas,
charged with assaulting "James Hend-
rick, who was dischalgcd from the
It shows particularly in our
furnishings department. You
see we get all the new things
as soon as New York. No
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waiting for a traveling man
to come around with sam-
ples. Our N. Y. Resident
Buyer is on the spot and
sends the ‘fresh new styles.
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lenlertanment that will he remembered; Dear gm__ During mfg Chrmm“
'fnr wiry days. The principle attrac-irut‘h we {‘“l‘ced ii “ “I“ 1“ "nul-._paper
”on will be the prize playlet' uDes,:representlng an appeal from local
tiny" which has been selected ,becauselbusiness men and written by a local
of it‘s time theme. The
ac 5 merchant, appealing to local people to
(ion of the playlet
takes “Try Norwalk First"~before spending
place on New Year’s Day and is adopt- ’ out Of town, and EXP
laining that just
ed from Bryant‘s epigrnm, "No Map las good values could be found in our
or woman born, coward or brave, canghome town as out. and now that the
shun his destiny“. Nothing approach- 1 rush is over and we are about to start
ing the powerful human appeal 0f:lhe new year with good resolutions
“DPSUIIY” 88 9"91‘ been ”659an on 1we ask for space in your paper in ref-
lthe American stage. The playlet is‘ercnce to the aforesald letter.
a wonderfully clearvcut, vivid piece of! This city’s slogan is “Try Norwalll
dramatic writing with an almost say-gm”...
age directness of attack holding it's, We want the business men to know
spectators m the grip of a fascinated .that we are in sympathy with them
. lbe ' ,
interest from the very ginning andlnnd always have been, and for that
re-achin a climax overwhelmln in it’s
g 3 ‘reason we wonder why some of these
Tomorrow morning. immediately
upon arising, drink a glass of hot
water with a teaspoonful of limestone
phosphate in ”it. This is intended to
first neutralize and then wash out of
your stomach, liver. kidneys and thirty
feet of intestines all the indigestible
waste, poisons, sour bile and toxins,
thus cleansing, sweetening and purifi-
ing the entire alimentary canal.
Those subject to sick headaches.
backache, billions attacks, constipation
or any form of stomach trouble, are
urged to get a quarter pound of lime-
stone phosphate from any drug store ‘
and begin enjoying this morning in-
side-bath. It is is said that men and
women who try this become enthusias-
tic and keep it up daily. It is a splem
did health measure for it is mdre im-
portant to keep clean and pure on the
Norwalk hospital yesterday, is expect-
ed to be tried lhis afternoon.
Rogers 8: Stevens
South Norwalk. Norwalk
,tragic intensity. business men do not “Trv N u“inside than on the outside, because the
" ' ' orwa Eskin pores do not absorbe impurities
William Schilling,
i whom Amy Leslie the noted dramatic .- .. _
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Attorney hours S. Beers, of “7&Sll-‘ [critic 0' the Chicago Tribune.
. mm mm. ,Omomw takes up his, The Broadway vs Broadway ‘case';cribes as “The William Gillette of ”1“ mm" 0' mm,“ "‘“sm‘ms m"
new duties as clerk of the City Court, heard today in the Superior (ourt. Vaudeville" is seen in the stellar 1.019. :different functions is brought before
succeeding Attorney Freeman Light,: was continued. ‘He is ably assisted by a company with“? _ .
who resigned because of the pressureE . 1-. - . h :flve prominent legitimate player. 0m? Vie know or several CEBGS'N’I the
of~legal business in his oflice. Agnes. '(ostello, or lllh City. Mler distinctive features in the vaude-gpul when 1003! business "WIS and
.- . burn Visiting Willi Mr. and Mrs. Johng ville bill will be "Songland" an elab-jshorc clubs, also entertainment com-
.1.‘ Manning. of Slmnford. 'ornte musical comedy episode, with llnillces, which are made up of busi‘
lien clever boys and girls. Allen & ness men of our city to a great or:
A surprise party, last evening. was} Francis in a series of conversation hugtenl, have time and again sent out 0"
at his home on: nlor, Dick Burton, the debonair sins- our town for musicians, when right
lea-ling comedian and Follls Sisters and ,here in their own town there were
, 10:11. in. The first hour will be a so! lM’ROy' complete “‘9 M“- ‘ll‘lllmmanlt “8;“ llnd ““0““ "0 89‘
‘ ._..._ ._ . . 2 , . a war —-an t ese musicians are
with! hour ”I" Smging *“d"“‘“m‘“g;~ There’s no job In ”‘1“ my ”‘3‘ ““1 “wnore successrut PLAY 0N natives of this city who have lived
of refreshments. The second hourl not be filled by a really capablol WAGER 0'.- $1000." earned and a out here all u, Ir II I
> will be one of meditation and prayeli worker—and all capable workers: .. A tool there was and he made hlsiwhv “0‘ a”: theme boost: “’3‘
with an address by the pastor. temporarily out or work. watch the prayer" smillnxly quoted William We stand ready to Boost ‘ihe Mer—
. Sentinel “help wanted" ”13‘ Chm“ Schilling. the distinguished “‘0", “I“T'Tchants and our Home Town—~bul at
"1‘an in "1308“!!!" which "i“ be prIL"Ellie same time we must appeal for
printed at the Palfice: tomorrow. Ml"support from them when musicians
:lSchilling had been starring for t“malaria to he hired. '
_ :years in "NW The“ W‘s" “he“! Thankln ouf Ih l I
George Hodges, familiarly knownl he appeared In Detroit, J_ P. Shannon , 8 y or e vs unb e space
,character in this city. 8"le “1 WW“ dramatic editor of the Detroit rreé fl" your ””5 "'3 m’
Respectfully yours,
emit-nil Moose Masquerade Ball,
" New Year's Eve. Music Hall.
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, A Vlalcll Night some? will be helo ll'illon street. The evening was 1)
snntly passed.
, inthe Baptist church this evening at'
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{mar decided-treat tomorrow at Hull ~Umbrellas bought for the holiday
I’alace Theatre, when, for the first trade at a bargain. O‘Brien's.
:lln'io infsome Weeks, vaudeville ar-
tiste will hold forth. Broadway m-
Theatre patrons are to be treated
the bowel pores do.
The principle of bathing Inside Is
not new, as millions of people prac-
tice it. Just as hot water and soap.
cleanse. purity and freshen the skin,
so hot water and a tenepoooful of lime-
stone phosphate act on the stomach
liver, kidneys and bowels. Limestone
phosphate is an inexpensive white
powder and almost tasteless.
W...
There’s no job in this city that can-
not be filled by a really capable
worker—and all capable workers
temporarily out of work. watch the
Sentinel “help wanted" ads. closely.
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Free! iii???”
Complete, for the first
are baby born in Great-
a' Norwalk.
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SEE IT IN OUR
WINDOW.
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1916 Styles Of
Baby Carriage
In Reed, being received
daily. -
Prices from
$14.95 to $38.00
In All ,Colors, Natural
White Enamel, Brown.
Gray and Old Ivory.
We Specialize in Furnishing llolnes Conplcle
Sterling Furniture Co.
127-129-131 Weshhglen Sf. So. Norwalll. Conn.-
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A POLICY IN
A
RELIABLE FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY '
Think It Over and Give Us Your
lyesterdey with his usual consignment: press, queried Mr. Schilling as to why
THI SOUTH NORWALK MUSICAL
lot nlmanaes.
. . Home Made Bakery, 5'
1' ”millimet- Our homemade raised; Marketmen here report in fairly
1'9““! are light and delicious. Tryilllrge sale of New Year’s Day turkeys.
hem. Only We a dozen. Open all daylPrIces are In the neighborhood of 32
T» lcents per pound. _~
a, At, t special-meeting of the McKin-E Mayor Carl Axel Harstrom is a visi-
lleydlixillury, No. 9, held last night mgm today in New York. The mm
1.115 Town Assembly Hall, on Wally“! visit the police department of the
littlest, arrangements were made for a ”bill elm”
lollielnmllatlon of omcers by the:
amp and the Auxiliary, to be held on;
Salinity 13m. After the election lller81001‘nc
ill be a‘ dinner scved at which theiins 01' ne
mo and several other prominent!“ session.
mén will speak. . “
The next regular meeting of the city
il will be held on Tuesday even-
xt week. This is an adjourn-
‘gu ill be watch‘night
Largest Event of the year, Moose
[Knight street M. E. Church.
Masquerade Ball, New Year's Eve.
watch Night service will be heldi
he Norwnlk Methodist church lo-'
night beginning at 9 o'clock. Mom
of ~ other churches not h
h a service are invited to worshipito extend R warm W910
The, young people will haverpaetor. '
,clmgezélm 9 to 9:45. At 9 45. Dr):
. F. McGrogory, pastor of the Corr;
gregatlonal church, will preach. Alli“ 1301”“
10:30 there will be a social interlinei
lion with luncheon served by tliefhe house ow _
’Philathea class. The closing haul-30f Hamilton avenue and Lowe street
from 11 to 12 o'clock. will be devo-
.tlonal.
]the good work of the firemen in pre
-—AN.0THER BIG NIGHT.
McheIIy's Singing Orchestra, Tue
day evening. January 4, at the Armory. over.
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All Money
deposited on or before the 10th of January will '
draw interest from the .1st of January.
, *NewAccounts of from one dollar to, $3,000 ..
Vere cordially-invited. ' ‘ '
l Starling at 9 o'clock tonight there;
services In the
The
Illevl pastor, Rev. I. A. McCoy will be
on hand, as will Rev. Dr. Harris, of:
Norfolk, Va,“ There will be fine speak-
Ilng, the choir will be out in full force,
oldmgland everybody is urged to be present
ome to the new
Albert Haring telephoned to friends
Norwalk,- yesterday, from
iNew York city, concerning the fire in
ned by him at the corner, or acting and beaut
‘lllr. Haring was pleased when told oil plnyle
venting the entire destruction of the
building. He Is expected to come to
5._;this city soon to look the situation
'be did not get into something new}
The actor replied that nothing better!
had presented Itself. Said shunned, 'l l ‘
Ican write you one In three'wefka that . 'Ask about the easy terms that lulle-
.has this "A IFool There “as heat a , lng machines are sold for at Donneb
“I've got a thousand dollars that ly's. You will be surprised. Store is
i says you can't" relorted Schilling and l open every evening
lire smiled with that confidence thatl '
,comes to a man who know whats
What. Now it so happened that Shim-l
‘non needed the thousand dollar and in
three weeks, after tolling and lnolllrl’glI Building inspector C. l. Finch has
he bore his handiwork to the manager Elasued permits for the building of two
of the Temple theatre Detroit, torlhouses, live rooms in each, with all
judgment. Scll'ling at the time W38 improvements, for Mrs. M. F‘. Webb,
playing In Chicago. ' He had toreotwnm Ohio street, Fairfield Park, up
Shannon and also the bet. A telegram liown.
“Shannon wins the bet." lie has al
world heater for you" signed by that ——'.\'ew Year‘s .gifla. Diamond Laval-
mannger of the Temple. Dolmit- ““10 i liars, and chain, all solld gold. Special
l0 (Schilling in the midst Oflhls Work. l ‘4 to :7. \Vatchee bmcoleu, tin-85,
chhiillng then tried Mime" ‘0 Detroit, ! brooches, watch bra’celets at Brand's.
,read to sketch and was so rBJOICN thatg
{he presented “‘0 dramatic critic with‘, Antonio Federici, of New Jersey.
‘5“ additional five hundred bonus. Flf- ,who killed two police officers and mor-
teen hundred dollarsaon the side in 3 Itally wounded two others. some time
weeks. was “0t 8° bad for Shannon. ego. and who in still in hiding. has re
“Destiny" is the equal or anything ev- 'latives in this city. Police headquar-
:er presented in Vaudeville. A ou's- tors here have received a description
and dollar wager certainly produced in
‘iDestiney‘l what so seldom ls hecredit- 0‘ the man.
ed to a vaudeville sketch, power. Clev- i
ltul stage settings ’
in this exceptional :2? Hole
PROTECTIVE UNION.
--Good doubles at 82. O'Brien's.
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.‘are other elements 1. ‘Reserve your tables. Tel.
t, which promises to create 110,
t favorable comment upon it's!
tation at the Palace, Seturday,‘
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. end 0 Dog Warden Thomas F. Walsh, of
Chestnut street, downtown, ventured
,out into the open today (or the first
Ttlme in several weeks. The warden
{was down with the fashionable all-
i ment, grip.
' presen
lJanuary first, as the feature attractIOl
of an all 'star vaudeville bill.
“MR. CREX OF MONTE CARLO."
The adventures of a headstrong
young American millionaire in upset-;.' .._......_-.
ting the plans of three of Europe'sinLL SURVEY SAN FRANCISCO
SCHOOLS.
great diplomats is the theme of. E'l ‘
Phillips Oppenheim’s.thi'illlns novel,e BOSTON. Dec. 31.——lt was announe
"Mb 91‘” 'Of MOBILE Carlo," the DIXON? 'ed that Henry Turney Bailey. of this
dramatic version of ivhlch will be seen" city, author and lecturer on. art and
“t “19.3939“ theatre today ““del‘ “19 educational subjects, had been select-
direction of the Jesse L: Lasky (30. ed by the National Bureau of Eductb
Theimpetuous young menu“ falls tion to assist Phllander P. Claxton.
in love at height with the beautiful {United States Commissioner of Emma
Grand Duchess. “9“ he? mks down ,tlon in making a survey of the public
’ :élfgzegtginitigzrgezhtegnggfiz:schools of San Francisco. Mr. Bailey
incidents. It is a Paramount picture. ,will leave for the west next week.
The cast or this production is hell .‘
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Cal e. ackwell, Horace la. Cart ' . ‘ _ '
port, ”1 BI ‘ brandy and rum confiscated by
péntemmes Neill. ennui-Elliott and '1‘”; _
other members of the Lucky all star the state Dmhlbltion department were
. “mum“; .. _ . .‘ . iemptled in vascular hem-yesterday.”
f»“SP,RlNO "My; TOMORROW. l'I‘he process required“ threewhol’irsi
Revlvlil‘s are usually looked upon'
all. worked in relays in order to prevent
’ fumes.
33‘ work on the partg-of-the‘four men~~who ~
Order.
J. M. Layton & (Iodine.
AOENTB
Deal lento and Insurance
5 Railroad Ave. South Nam-ll:
INTEREST NOTICE.
The trustees haVe ordered that in-
terest at the rate of 4 per cent. per
annum «be credited to depositors in
the Savings Department for the cur-
rent six months ending Dec. 31, 1915,
Deposits made on or before Janu-
ary 10th will draw interest from Jan-
uary let.
The
South Norwalk Trust Co,
Wuhlnuton 8t. 80. Nor-walk
Four per cent. allowed on savings
depoelu.
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1-3 off Regular
Price
JAIIIIII’S
S ates
' And
‘ EVERYTHING
a Skater... ..
* Needs
a
payable on or after January 10, 1916. .
THE PLACETO BUY
Fine Furniture
IS IN THE NEW STORE AT WALL AND HIGH STS.
PROMPT DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY
AND NEIGHBORING T OWNS.
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Raymond 8. Son
Frost Proof
fid‘mltfufinnl dullydl be!-
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M ii winter let us make can:
“I Come in any time. We're
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FAIRBANKS ELEC. CO.
3 North Main St. Tel 93.8
Free inspection of av “(:17 at any time
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area a beenhfirlm gluing: tigeecgttflell:
busy.‘ The wholemeal Puss-in-Boote
in pictures to‘cutmtisin‘ the January y
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