now central over Southern New Eng-
' (1. It h t: g A - i , . _
I“ . i" ( “Md unotttied “Nth met: lant evening and disposed of l't)\l~
I! Willi ram or snow during the last, mm ”mine“
The Norwalk (‘iuar linker:v l'nion l
.land suc
ll houl'b' in early all districts l'ront‘
the Mississippi t‘lrer eastward to the
{Illantic coast. Snow was reported
The annual meeting of Pyramid tctn-
ple. Nobles of the Mystic. Shrintht
which has many members in this city.l
I ‘ g
z 1': ”3:111:3182: $3225“: and ”0".” will he held in Bridgeport. Wednesday}
‘ ‘5' Zero tem- ct‘enlllx, and several Norwalkers will
leurcs “My reported from North attend. At the annual meeting of the:
“horn and Minnesota, and freezing Arab Dam“ of Pyramid temple. held
Wlmmw extend nearly. as r” itt Bridgeport Thursday night. Freder-
““1 “S ”'9 GU” Th“ ‘t‘nllle"“‘“§93.iclt Alwater of Bridgeport was elected
do low in all the southern ‘llt‘ll’lt‘l‘. president of that ”organization, suc-
' '——— ‘ (mung John It. Wade. also of Bridge-
WEATHER A YEAR AGO port: formerly of South Norwalk.
. TODAY- - .loitt Sterllnxiioosier kitchen cabl-
' Tembcraturc: Low. 25: high, net club. it‘or tnotlter'a Xmas, alloOsier
'5“ Snow. ,z- Kitchen cabinet. $1.00 down, $1.00
. weekly. Sterling. 127 Washington St..
South Norwalk.
‘ , p
' "Shoppers lL’Will’f’ of ptcltpockcta
CITY NEWS .‘ “at tho edict issued by Chief William
R. Pennington this morning. t‘liief
P '- l‘t‘anlnzton warns the women enpec-
’ Appointing ith‘MiHJlUHX commit- tally to be careful while shopping in
he“ do“ "0‘ ht‘llt the food-price sir crowds that their pocketbooks are not
nation at all. but it. convinces the putt opened and the contents stolen. “0‘
lie that Romething is helm: done. filer-titres thttt this is the most month“.
A Red Star hat-[:0 with a load of pin year for the “light fingered.” and
me. for the city (locked at Raymond more care must be taken-now than
Mlbers' wharf. yesterday. :tt any other time.
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509 Neil O'Brien'o
New handbags are
handsome leather.
And new handbags are at-
ltractive as welltts of service;
Their shapes are varied and
graceful. They are made with
good lining of silk or of soft
:lcather. Nearly all have an
ltttner pocket to keep change-
purse in and are fitted with
that purse; some fitted with
tiny and clear mirror.
Bright-lured linings gladden
some of the dark bags others
of lighter tone have matching
l
Tho “Greenwich” towed a Red Star“ "0“" (“ll to I . .
“’3‘? with a load 0f coal to Norwalk Minstrels at the Palace Theatre. tO- 'lllllllo'.
yettterday. night.
A year ago tomorrow occurred on» ~-—-- — -. r “‘ ” ' 5 Seal in crepe finish, pin seal
01 the great snow storms of the win .. zoc - .
me-made Sausage . , . .
hr, when thousands of telegraph and $1013“ Pig Pork .......... c {and Pill l‘llOl‘OCLO, L031 ht‘dl.
3‘9“"? ""‘95' “'"95- “‘04 “"r“ Fresh Hams .............. 22c"dull inorocco,—tlicsc are but
own own in this section, and trains . Shoulders .......... 18C . ' t < “ a! mu
m, m. ,anmds were a day lam gig; Cured Hams ..... .' _ .. 2“ 1a few ot lllL soft line bath... 5.
The Bridgeport ‘police la'st night Small California Hams ..... 17C, . ' .
bonducted a raid on the alleged gaut- s,.,,ng.1.eg of Lamb ...... 22c. Bcsrdc the carnage style»
filing place conduct-ed by John llenry For-equarter Lamb ........ I C t , . , - . 4 1,
McNamara. at 50 Elm street, Bridge Pot Roast from ......... 16: up illld \ fillll} blldlleb, the“
”r" and comment?“ the gambit": Flank Steaks .............. 22c are peggy and mirror bags.
Milt. The place was deserted. Corned Beef from ...... IQC “0
—~Neil O'Brien's Minstrels, the Native Veal from ...... 14c uo Smaller, and almost equally
Wtest of all shows, Palace Theatre. Fowls .................... 26C Of value, are Sll’flp-bilClC bOOkS.
mm. Dixtt Bacon .............. 22c ,
___.. _, ._-_-*_, Everything in Fine. Canned They hold all essentials for
- Goods and V°E°tab‘°s-“A ‘sh0pping-tnp. .; ..
—LINONINE— Swit Premium Oleomarganneésc [$1 to $10 9 is
For Coughs. Colds. Bronchitis ' I (102 asci \ ' O
and General System Builder. VBteef Cubes ....... . ' fl his use, no“.
25C gtze .............. ' rgc ; """ l .
5x: tze , . » , i .
_ . ............ 3 c t
33-00 s... .............. 73. l tCharnock’s Market 5
. ‘ ..
mnn-POWell-Com'afion l Fm Dallwry h M I at} A robe to keep
' ~' r I. 5333 76 Nort a n i
g ‘ \‘fi Gt B. nrmml My W”. _.".Z-‘
. / A. Permanent Gift
The toys which are presented to the childrcn ht Christf .
mas, Of course, give pleasure for the time being; but“ they .
soon 1096 their chasm. ' : at
_. A savirggsaccount with this strong bank is a _,Chr,ist—.
mas gift M will grow in valué as the years go by. a“;
We open accounts for $1.00 .or more.
/'
Big soft fluffy warm fur
robe that-’11 fit snugly into go
art or carriage and make
ally outing ‘ possible all
through the cold whatnot“: '
l ”.White, with handsome long.
" t, nicely made well lined
, finished. it _ -
Pretty noodfuls
for sewing kit.
'1
Little and handsome sew-
ing-needs that are pridefully
carried in sewing-bag to em-
broidery club or used with
equal delight at home :—
Hewlng wax. fancy shape. and
handsome colors—100.
Glove and stocking dinners—5c.
Silk emerles and pin cushions—ere
and 100.
Shuttles. celluloid—10c.
Needle. cases—10c.
Embroidery scissors-450 and 5°C.
’l‘himhles, sterling sliver-25¢.
Handsome pin cushions—25c and
30C. '
And for little girls sewing
boxes that inspire love of nee-
dlecraft—SOc.
Len plan. front. - .u-e
—
’-
Nioe box makes
stationery momttractive.
Whether it is the famous
Berkshire stationery of Crane,
or the fine Hurd product, Jl’
any other good stationery;
the handsome boxes/we’ve
had it put in make it more-
attractive.
.s. . 2;.
And, frankly, it seems as
though those boxes are pret-
V tier than any ever before!
Hurd'a linen. boxes and cabinets-
050 to 88.
Crano'a llnsn lawn. Christmas boxes
-—500. .
Highland linen, paper and cards.
Christmas $1.
in In antimony.“
Crano‘a .
tins m .50 and 01;“.
momma tnetra tram onus}
mun Both canal and papor with
mm onward-41.13. . -
' Manson-i7 slants and slo-
..»i dd" -
Velveteen with
beauty of velvet!
Velvetccus so rich that
many critical women prefer
them to velvet.
-.
With firmer texture than
velvet—but with same rich
surface and wonderful depth
of color. _ , 1 ,
‘To be made into suits of re-
gal beauty or coats of rich
effect especially when fttr-
trimmed.
African brown copenhagcn,
navy, plum, Russian green,
black. .4 _ -
36 inches wide, $2.50 yd;
44 inches wide—$3.50 yd.
Som'e excellent corduroys
for children’s coats—in colors
that will gladden children’s
hearts. . pg: _ _.._:. '
Burgundy, wistcria, rose,
white, and black. __, $th
33 inches wide—75c and
$1.25 yd. “
Third floor.
, cellent.
h goodly quantities that we are not going to disappoint anybody.
New boudoir screens
and waist chests.
Handsome screens are of
white enamel with filling of
cretonnc in dainty patterns
and delighting colors.
Lend beauty as well as pri-
vacy to chosen section of
sleeping-room. $6 to $7.50.
Waist chests covered with
cretonnc match well the dainty
fittings of modern sleeping-
room. Light and bright and
convenient. $3.50.
Waist'chests covered with
matting harmonize with near-
ly every style of furnishing—-
$1.85 to $6.
Luxurious chests of ‘ red
proof against moth and dust
+510 up.
Third floor.
.-.c
Long-lived flowers
to beautify costume.
There are violets that seem-
ingly must be real.
There are orchids and gar-
denias and other blossoms of
tan, gray. green brown, navyuwondrous beauty and natu-
ralness.
Yet each is long-lived be-
cause it is artificial.
For once, Nature has been
cleverly copied; these flowers
may enter any circle in confi-
dence. 4
For wear with evening cos-
tumes. especially b young
folks but with any ighti-hued
gown, these flowers are ex-
0
And for, 'wear’ with dark-
‘toned gowns—rich blossoms
_ of tinted'metal threads cun-
‘ ningly
woven, some of that
meta combined ‘jwith velvet.-
cedar spicy of perfume and"
M Madam's writing-desk
welcomes these gladly. ‘
For convenience for good
taste, for scrvicc.—-thcy are
welcomed!
ties and blotter. brass finished
—53 to $0.50.
Rose—gold desk sets of rich
pattern—Sit).
Address books that prevent
sending letters astray—35c to
50c. \_
Diaries that make it impos-
cloth, 15c to st; leather,
lo $l.75. . ‘
A-linc-a-thy diaries good
for live years—45c $l
$1.50.
35c.
Brass inkstands, handsome
and serviceable — 50c to
$2.50. - ’ *
Boxes containing correct
stationery—50c to $3.
Maln floor, rear.
/
“Steamer" rug
has many uses.
On voyage, though but a
oughly.
On motor trip, it insures
comfort—the breeze that’s
always noticeable does not
again it affords protection an
warmth so necessary whilasita
ting quietly. .
Who doesn’t! know
home where it will be; apt
Christmas‘ gift; .4 4.
Desk sets, include ink boa,
and. i
Scaling-wax sets, 3 color—4
‘3 may Hymn-rat..- . .
day long, it allows full cnjoy-.
merit of the breezes with no.
discomfort -- protects than 7
" tilt}?
penetrate it. ,7,
Taking sun-bath on porci'i‘
‘_‘5.',”.> ,- . re - Xv > "‘.' l I I“ . 3%? 5‘ n a;
_ _ ., x . “A.
TUESDAY, DEC. 3, 1 its - ‘ . - ~ ‘
1 9 THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL. PAGE FIVE ‘
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_ —~lDon‘t fail to see. Neil O’BUen’tst :5: _ I _ H" J ‘< \ WW%V
INSUKA NCE Minstrels at the Palace Theatre, to»? _ m ’ 3.5 ._.,, .J ‘ n, .12? ’_'_ ._ . i u“ “at“;
night. “I o ' 9
OF ALL KINDS WRITTEN IN The majority of the men in the mu “0 LAND S “0 vv LAND S
THE BEST COMPAVIES IN THE nition‘s department of the \‘ale of \chcAAAAA,’ in
EU SINESS AND WRITTEN ‘3 Towtne factory, in Stamford, Who were: ' WV
Yot‘lt lNSL‘RANCE SHOULD BE laid off recently, because of lack of
WRITTEN T0 PROPERLY COV' :2: billtrrllit'ili.melal‘makmg. aw
ER YOU. Think u“. av.“ it mean. ——Nell O'lii'iell‘s Minstrels. the
loath Nor-wall; Trust Co. 3“" greatest of all shows. i’alar A Theatre,
a great deal to you. tonight.
Taylor&Golden Local llluflrlllt" >liUp> and other
Telephone No 1230 shops that use raw tirzitt'l'iul metals,
South Norwalk Train 00. Bldg. are having trouble in getting lltt‘ pro~
duct in time to turn out orders, 'J‘Lr
reason it tltn einhargoes which the
u _. — "“7"“: New Haven road has plated on lllt‘te
. materials, the first embargo (ince the
threatened strike of last summ'r.
{flijre comes when till goods iii (-tiul.~‘t- of hlllplill‘ill
969mber_ were dHlteted and the freight “it: ’ 9 .
"t‘leui'vtl up"
3‘21 Shoal a . . . . ' t
. Join Sterling Hoosier liilt'lit-ll cabt- e 0 e 0 e a S S
net club. For mother’s Xmas, a lioflsler r r e Ire
Kitchen cabinet. $l.00 down, $1109, ’
""""" weeiw Sterling, 127 \t'ainliingtoit St ,'
South Norwalk. .
The price of coal is going no lthllt‘l“ - - ' . ' l ' ' .. , ' .. q ' » f x; O (
,,, MM”, and may W m. ,.,.....,.t Christmas Spirill “/6 are aglow With tnc dcsrrc to give liappttiCSs to otltcr-. It is the sc is n if 4
eithtce. The dealers always warn - ' ' 1
B UY a ton 0f C021 that their patrons not to order in too large lGOOd‘Nl“; the tllnc \Vhen \VC 3“ pUt the Joy Of Others 1n firSt placc° ‘
will make December aiiititints. The willingness of lll‘ hob-V , . , . . . . -- . 7 - _ ;
ashamed of himself. "t t" W“ ”W "WW “t“ “”9““. ’ But first of all, it is the Children’s Month; the climax, Christmas day itself and fulfilling of the thSliCS:
. , _ to keep the price down, t.’.~'pt‘t‘lltll)" ' _
Fill up that coal bm with the \tlie'h‘tht- supply lS'Nl low, it is nttitl."0{ young- hearts. ‘ \
best fuel sold. Transportation tlllfit‘tllll".~‘ seem to he, 5 t _
, . . . - ~ ' ' ' ' . .
1“L.3‘J;::ks,t..r.‘il§,1.’:i,0...,....k....,,...,t-..i.-..r This ts, essentially, a store of Heart 5 Dcsuc. Here are the things to bring Joy to young folks, ltvcly
H . & G Elf“:whit???,fi,’,"“3‘,,:.,1,m::i},:,itoys for boys and dolls and pretty ttttngs for girls. 11ch are gifts that show mothers and fathers that they,‘
aITIS all!) 2"‘“:‘,"§S'e;l,if“‘ m “';“hi"“"" 5‘” ltoo, are remembered. llcrc arc gifts as fine or as simple as one Wishes; caclt carrying its message of good Wishes.
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Water St. South Norwalh flit“...- an. busy tittyh’ ror- lltt‘ shoe- land kindly thought \ “ :‘l
makers. Willi the price of shoes :ih- .. ' . ' f L 1 _ t i as
t w..,.___,__ normally high. people are “now ‘ ' o i t it its arranu‘cmcnt o stoc 's tint ever 15 a rut: ant ‘
. WEATHER FORECAST. ”M“, (M a... do mg” Wm M: 'I he store bigger and. brtahtcr and morc.convcn pen I z, c i ‘ I
h . —-- lt-llt'WlllK the half-soles as many lllllt’b': ' ' . ' . x Z
‘ For Norwaik o t t t r in tonihle and those who have here-I \alleYlng Land Of IlCdrt S DCSer . ..‘
' all ‘ (I n l_\‘. '“hmn' 0ft ‘0 '5‘ r' , l - [-5 l‘ - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . - v . '
ad. probably rain or snow, and com...- jmd”,‘fl‘v'deEL'lfa‘fuL'ff$3,";$o,l:,“'.,,:..:f “’1” you profit by its helpful scrvrcc? make use of its facrlttics? choose from the big variety of (lcsuablc ,5
tonight and Wednesday; The dim” '11 the expiration of the usefulness of . 3 ~ I s4
mff'ylmih Was cegtral over lilthOiKt til-e original sole. are turning to the thmgS. . q;
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r n v. ea mm tnd ls “aim for no. The days are flying swrftly but store scrvrcc lS improvmg With each. And there are such great VZIl‘lClICS: -
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