Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, December 15, 1916 · page 12

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GIVE USEFUL GIFTS *3 h ' t 1912 ' 1913 1916
The Lasting Pleasure of Giving Practical 6““ it til - A, a". .; g ”‘8 IHE SIAIE 7 % _
be Had it you Buy Here. . t' so
.As They Are All Useful They Will Be Appreciated 6 $10 000 [mews m 3le i
Most. 7v '“d ' 3° ,
Watch Our Windows. Watch Our Windows ‘ for State Prison Reported I
Rochester Metal Ware. Specialties. ..____. 70
Henckel’s Manicure Scissors and -Sewing Sets. 4 The increased mg. m the state of
running. penal and charitable insti- 6° .-.
CARVING 'MANICURE SEWING AND SAFETY AND a 2:220;lihibzvggngtyo;h§i£figfit gear]: 50 _
SETS SCISSORS SETS l‘ state prison, who found thgt for three
SETS PLAIN RAZORS ’ '
g items, potatoes, flour and coal billets 4c
SCISSORS AND :, this year were $10,000 "in excess 0 _.... ‘
. r ' th 2 t ' , .5 ya the Hartford n
CASSEROLLS PERCULATORS POCKET KNIVES SHEARS “3:2: ‘Tfilgazflalfiillld or ‘tjhese thrice 30 f‘
‘ ‘ u ’ tut items purclta‘e was tte
FOOD CHOPPERS FLASH LIGHTS LIBRARY SETS RAZOR STROP $3: “We “"3": 33“,,” “‘° 10' ’
, b fit te', *‘ 1:; t e tptst ,
‘ AND BRUSHES ‘I‘l Exile: gont‘ligfaltta: enlarged a liftle 10 -— ":33;
l' lla 600. . on:
THERMOS LUNCH BOXES Q Wham; nto the extremet', high price 0 32‘.
. . . WITH THERMOS SLEDS SKATES t of turkey this year, that favorite Am-
BOTTLEb BOTTLES Q ertmtn bird dropped 3011;. the. menu
1" Th nkegiving, tut ('JlC'ett was s. .«e .1", ._ ,.. —.
ALUMINUM l Etlbslllllited. with brown army and ..
MYSTO TOOL BOXES THERMOMETERS WARE ' mince pie, fruit. and vegetables added; '-‘
as usual. While the directors, despite
, ERECTOR SETS AND TOOLS ] and B'AROMETERS CHAFING DISHES ,4 the raise in cost of foodstufis_ have
\ I . not as yet. cut any of the regular dish- I

 

 

es from the daily fare at the prison. it
is admitted that even beans and
prunes are no longer the moderate
priced articles they once ware. and
some change. may hate to be. made.
.v Supplies for the prison me not pur-
‘ chased at my stated intervals, except
4 that coal, when it is needed, is adver, .

 

Christmas Checks Will Be Cashed Here
Albert D. Morgah

 

“firm

“Let’s see—if a scuttle of coal

costs a quarter”—

Stimh Norwalk

 

 

 

 

 

Wroxmzoeooaw‘moQmem :1: cross ttscn tor. \t'ltoletsult‘rs being asked to:
. ‘ _ — .. _ .__.._E;L.......-.. ._...__ . w git'e mints. When 3m opportunity to
f if _ N w ~—r~»-~A—«—«-«—w-u WW I V S N I *A5::li;to;‘r~:nv; 'T'J‘N.w 1‘ secure a large qutmllltv' (ll any ”Mg?
. at cheap or oxccphmm 5 ““90““ e' “ HAT same quarter buys about two gallons of

Il YORK. rates presents itsetfnadvautuge ‘8 3‘

Freight boot leave: Pier 27 Eon-"me" ”km or {3"f"{,'f",,°.§ 12d :hllpt

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Rlver, New York (foot of Catherine Somatniusfix,“Wm)“. Flour, which;
so. every day except Sunday, It 3 p was formerly bought my 34 or u llttle!
m. Freight received at Home": up t: .’ more. a barrel. this your cost over $8..
'3 B- m. Ind It South Hermit us “'(toat l‘uH nonrir doubled. and potatoes!
£80 a. m. have skyrocketed. l

_ SOCONY Kerosene, which will keep a Perfec-
Ttton Oil Heater going full blast for twenty hours.
lAnd not a ccnt’s worth of fuel is wasted. The Perfec-

tion is on when you need it and off when you don’t.

The City N ationai Bank
Idle Money

Do not underestimate the value of a bank with a clean

 

t V‘I guess that's cutting the high cost oilivingl”
The prisoners are still allowed their.

record. conservative management and strong financial re-
sources as essential features which should influence you in
selecting a safe depository for your savings.
Unquestioned security is afforded by this Bank for the
deposit of idle money. '
You can combine both safety and liberal interest when
you deposit here. c
We loan money on first mortgage.

 

 

 

 

 

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rxécrgaNFmgoo'to. 38571", W"; tobacco, too. though the directors: pi i
PORTAT ' 'N the Connecticut retortnatory at (MI

'0“ LINE. u" lélttre have pttt the tut-t on the use oti

ltohat-m by the primttvrs in thnt in;
stitutinn. While this notion or the‘
t'heshlre. directors nu: ttot protttott-d
b\' any increase In the cost of to-
hhceo. httt purely because the pltyaicnl
welfare of the prisoners' was suffer-
ing from smoking and nhowing. it is
doubtful if the State
\thl lose their one luxury in the ini-

 

White Pine t limpUut ‘

For That Cold of Your:
r. it. mm 3

prison minutes“

Buy less coal, and use a Perfection Oil Heater.
have money and keep warm. Bum

SOCONY KEROSEN E

ltctttctnbcr it's SUCONY Kerosene. the Standard
Oil Company ol New York’s best grade of refined
(til. Hm SOCONY to the grocer’s boy. Look for

mediate future.

But obviously, the state is on much
interested its the hem! of any house-
hold in the timeout of money needed
lltt‘Mt days by people in order to re-
utttin alive and still have carture on

payday.

the SUtft )NY Sign at your dealer’s.

A MISS K. A. POLHEMUS MILLINER .

Hat, Cap and Scarf Sets.

1We ScllR‘d it... t

‘3 bu. No. 2 Nut Coal $1.00

 

S'l‘ANl).-'\Rl) Oil. C0. of NEW YORK
(Principal Offices)

 

 

 

 

. . , . . . I . t... to price! mew \‘URK ' .
lland Embroidered Linen Handkerchiefs ranging from f ‘VM. EFFRON C0,, Inc. “011.13.: :mhtlbg: ni-x't‘ “it: Pweeks nll llUl-‘FALU lgggég;
- - 19¢ to 50¢ catch Rowan 8t institutions support“! "M11! 01' l“
' ' Hand Crochet and Fancy 3583;- d $1 00 3 . ' part by tho otate |:vtltltmtu’ut Lamont:
Silk HOSler)’ ...... . . . . . . ............. an , I ly nectar“! (MN! “m‘ . .
Gold Filled Hat Pins . . . . . . . . . . . .......... 35¢ per pair ‘ — "“ “‘ ‘“ “' '~ “-~ — oral assembly {0" ”"934“ approprta
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Also Millinery oi'all kinds.
Bank Coupons.
80 Washinatnn SIT-pol

Try n. Sentinel Wont Adv.

. 1...th atymfiw'“!
l U- N DE RTAK ER

. - i TIL. office. 1039.3; Hon-a, m,

. ‘ Mrs. Ethel Virgin O’NIil i new “5° "Eu-5 B-U‘tLlllNO
THE GREA‘EST ! VOCAL sTuolo
FOOD VALUE

 

' tUR‘i'nROA'r AND Lents
8'11 ."JMleN COUCH: AND u; .LAJ

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reiterative

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ELIMINATtNG BILL BOARDS. [

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\l’ASllthl't'ON. lh'c. Fir-How!
cities: are eliminating billboards and‘
unnecessary noises was told today by,
speakers at the mutual convention oi";
the Amerlcun ('ivlt‘. Annoeitttion. Mrs.‘
lmogen B. Oakley, of Philadelphia.l
chairman of the committee on the
noise nuisance. reported that Rot-heat,

 

 

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43 West Avenue.
South Norwalk

 

 

 

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Tocsdtyo For particular. (55'? ‘7... _ ‘ , _ .

' ' 9‘ ' Fridays inquire at Studio , . ' ‘ or. N. Y.. had none. further in thatt

. - ‘ F U .MIte Service Call direction than nny other American.

Frlele b Ples " 1012. 35 Phone 840. GQOd Jab Punting or p city. The committee will draft nl

 

——the smoothest cocoa youever
drank, and the most

FRED H. GANUNG.
Funeral Dlrector and Emhllme
Otflcc and Rectdonce

model nuti~noise ondinnpce. and urgei
its: passage in many cities during the;
next your. Jesse L. Bennett. of Baht-g

 

ilTlte most economic ‘
dessert. Sold at all

~out Paper, Best Work. Best Prlcu
.- NORTH MAIN Staci-:1-

 

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‘ ‘ ' ‘l NDRWALK Tetephone904 more. presented it committee report. .- ' .
. _ , ‘ - beorge W. Cothn. J" “mum. E 2; - 54 So. Main St. 3°. Norwnllt showing that a number of cities have MUSE fin€1y DOWClCX'é‘fl CCC‘J‘] On
1 Slows. I [y them ‘3 refused permits for erection or bill-

l UNDERTAKER
Office and Residence
4 Belden Place, Norwalk
Phone 1441
Lady Attendant

the market—and famous

.W
Hill Takes the Cake

Sometimes my He gets mad at me
When she wants errands done,
‘Canse I don’t like to leave my play

boards in the future.

 

 

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Merchants Profit ‘
Sharing Coupons}
With all Cash Sales

Child With Bad
Teeth

.cannot grow strong and healthy

—Try It Sentinel WnnTAdv.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

on account’ol poor preparation of; CHRISTMAS And think too much of run.
its foidDin hfihe mouth. Mat‘ny a REMIN'ANCES But when She comes out on the porch ‘ _._
case 0 ip t eria originator. in a to the ' ~ . And says so ntce to me. _ _
, hollow tooth. _ Son can't you go to tire Monroe , . . . .
2 Dr. Mallery will explain to you Oklglgguslqfil?’ Clifford Pharmacy And get some cake {or tea? Gift Ouggl’ StIOIlS to make ChnSlmas
' .

l alters speaks up just as quick
And porllte as can be—

l'd love to go to five Monroe
And get some cake for too.

The Banner Bakerv

i‘how it'is possible for twénty-
even different kinds of Germs to
habit one mouth of decayed
"teeth.

The parent owes it to the Child
to watch their teeth.

Shopping Easy

If you have delayed your Christmas shopping you will
begin _it in earnest tomorrow. Great stocks of practical and
pretty gifts are here in abundance.

HANDKERCHIEFS —— Staple and Novelty Styles.
GLOVES—For Men, Women and Children.

' 91'
CUNARD LINE DRAFTS

.l. M. Layton & Co.,lnc.

Real Eotate and lnluranco
5 Railroad Ave. So. Norwalk

So. Main and Elizabeth Sta.

Phones 833-1532 -.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

- ‘ Tel. 307 5 Moore- and
Dr. J. H. Mallory ,~ Cmcate and Coupon Free SILK HOSIERY
So. m... St, s5. Norwatk, cm. “' _~_ ‘ _ ' g A _ WOMEN’S DAINTYW WAISTS . . -
' hum I a a at , '. - NOVELTY NECKWEAR' ‘ ,
Houny9.o.ym. f: slimfltv‘izih'o. m g X 6 i ' " we DO Fun“ . BOXING EXQUISITE UNDERWEAR j" ‘
.. "l Stenographer . ’ . . ' Given by at; SILK PETTI-COATS , ' «i-
‘9 " W ‘ BOUDOIR CAPS . » 7:-
.‘Tlte Reed 8t Volk V v \ (male) Wanted ture Rapalr'ng AMERICAN SIXRTING cw? FRENCH IVORY TOILET ARTICLES . 7 ~
‘ EleCtl'lCill CO .. 1. ‘ . . * : . , 1. ROODNER‘S HALL, UMBRELLAS—For Men, Women andChildrm.
' s 'u . - 1 and Upholstefmg South Norwalk BABYWEAtR-AND NOVELTII'ts
The Only Fully Equipped - 1 5. . Also Bookkeepers and Stenog- , - , . ,_ ~ - ' . -—-- . And hundreds of other useful gifts that you wouldd never ;_
g ELECTRICAL SHOP ‘ N ' ~12 raphers. male and female. , . _ - ‘ FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. 15thI think of unless you saw thorn. _ . -
r In th To .‘ -, - l g ' STAR BOUT or to ROUNDS, » ~ , .
, ° wn - CALL and let us tell you Send a card or phone Battling Kunz vs. Willie Collins,t -
i . AUTO SUPPLIES ' . THE SELECTIONOF of the Splend’d" Ch ’ ' {9’ WWW “Miami" lw
- . 5°” “5-93-55“ “'- SUITABLE'WALL PAPERS ‘ - I ,- mes ‘ for man. to call and. “$535,,“ of; Round; ‘ ‘ " ’ ~- . .
' So. Norwalk. M Hill But. is an my m hue; wc lb"! . 5°" 0P9“- ’ ' ' ' . ka‘ Brindlsi vi. Joe Dillon ”Ck GRADE MERCHANDISE nr MODERA n "r’PICEi

 

 

' so many varieties both. in " ’t. l . WASHI‘NG'PONI IT
terns and plain colors were 86 '
mrlult any taste or meet any
.roqoirement. All}! we caning. :-
Iny purse too. OVthOpur .
the hung-:0. “3:1th

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