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THE SOUTH NORWAD'! EVENING SENTINEL
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MONDAY, DEC. 18, 1916
INSURANCE
is
.12! ALL KINDS WRITTEN m
E BEST COMPANIES IN THE
*BVBINESS 4x1) WRITTEN AS
yous INSURANCE SHOULD BE
Ewm'rrnu T0 PROPERLY cov-
. you. Think this over. a mean-
South Norwalt: Trust Co. Bldg.
I‘igreat deal to you. ‘
aylor&Golden
Telephone No. 1230
South Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg.
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OWLAND’S
not
we’re waging a cam-
, paign against winter
I and your assistance will make
it uncomfortably hot for this
cold blooded gentleman.
1 We’ve got a lot of faith in our
'- coal and you will have, too, af-
1 ter you ve tried some of it.
Send in your order today Our
delivery' IS prompt.
Harris 81 Gain
LWater St.
rifllEATHER FORECAST?—
Tomcat-1t for Norwalk and \"':i(init3
Fair, probably followed by snow ltlie
tonight and 'l‘ueta'dny. A well~defincd
dip 111 ance is e'enttttl this morning
ov'er Northern Alabama and Georgia.
It is cc. using unso tiled 11',11:1ther 111111
en‘ow and- min in the
"lots. Soon we:
muons in l‘ nnessee. Pleasant wea-
thhr prevails generall3 in other dis—
trlcts east of the Rotlt3' Mountain's.
{The temperatures 11111 pt netally below
the normal, except on the South At-
tunic coast. lit the llpper Mississip-
ll Valley they are from ten to fifteen
Mow zero. Zeto lt'nlpPI“lllllt1t~' 11"1-1e
nleo reported from Vetmont.
South Norwalb
WEATHER A YEAR
TODAY.
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' {Mrs Isabelle Moore is quite ill
,3: Bell avenue.
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" i‘Ull-IIPI‘ tho unidaut'e ot‘ Ann/.5 Wat»
idem, chairman of the house 1-on1mit—
:ig‘e, the l'.:1-I10da (‘lub's pool table was
renovated 3'esl111'1la3'.
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Douglass l-‘uirlianlts
“American Aristona
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Palace Theatre,
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,‘Tbe it tends of \I1ck lloth 11111-11
pleasel to 'see him out of—tloors 311siler-
py.llt1. has I101 11 confined to
, time for several weeks.
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:Mls's Sadie 1111111111113' 111‘ 11110115
11111-11, South Noru'alh, was awarded 11
ten dollar gold piece last evening by
'Divlsion .\'o. l, A. 0. It.
4—l.el 1111 cook your (‘Itri.~'1111:1.~' din-
her. Pies. cakes, crullers, roast tor-
.‘ ey, chicken 01' duck. and jelly. (Ir-
taken. '1' Railroad avenue.
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meeting Tuesday afternoon at 2:2"
Wn avenue.
Tile South Norwalk Savings Bank
declared :1 dividend to their de-
aud after January 10.
I ‘ F‘YOIII'BIISIIIeSS Affairs
:' 5. In the building up and de-
.. veloping of your business af-
fairs, a Checking Account in
' this bank will prove of the
greatest servie to you.
Our large and steadily in-
' creasing list of satiSfied cus-
tomers is the best possible
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79 Waehlagton BM
' South Nutrient. coon.
3t: high. .
ltors at the rate of 4 per cent. to
yentered 011 pass hooks and paid,
l l'0'1' ntarnialadc have a sit 'erl
spoon and cover and are of
crystal glass in graceful pat"
tern.
Look to be worth llllltll
more titan price oi Soc.
Initial shakers for salt
pepper me new and clever.
, Are oi china with the mill il,
,in coin gold. 75c pair.
Sug ar and cream sets ot
lsimilar sort are 81.25.
Fourth floor.
southern din I
reporttd i‘rom t1lI'
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Of pure silver
: a number of attractive
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earti-
:cles, each with its special use.
it Comb :tnd brush and mirror
sets with silver mountineu—
1 87. 50 his
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,l Manicur‘: sets with silver
1 trimmings—St to 83.50.
i Kcyrings i'or men and
.ikmves and pencils, nail buf-
liers and tape Illtd‘lllc‘s and
shoe- horns and such lot wo-
men—Soc.
Center aisle. front.
Ill '
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[If needle flies
i there is yet time to cm-
bro‘ider something for that
ione person who so :tpprcci: Ilc>
‘sometlunc1 you make your-
self.
. A lot of pretty thing‘s intite
that last effott—and they 111:13
be iinished quickly.
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”l Vt cck- end kits, manicurt
‘scts, comb and brush holders,
—-—for example.
i All ready except the work
one may so easily .131 335 ,0
$1.
.. 1., Third floor, .; 132:-
The I-lospital Thimble (‘Iub will hold
clock with Mrs. (‘nrmi Iletts of Now- .
ttlltli
is but one of tilt Coint‘ort-
Igiving gifts that find 11'clc<_,1n1.c.
l A «ii-pound lltllllt.llll iron is
lbut Si. 75—:tt1d what :1 lot it
gsavcs both 01' >lc‘ps and div
iCtulllotl'
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I. llllc slow“
on 1111 81111.1 oi cooking——
117,51).
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to
electric
, llcctrit pL'IL‘tILIItJI‘S :11c :11
;,and St); Colicc 111:;1l1incs are
$10 to SI ;to:.<t 1ch are $3 to
{.11.
l Ind an electric cltztiingqlish
:i.:1iewel! sin to $15,
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l‘ourtlt l‘I'tor.
Knitted petlicoat
brings both net-door :tnd
‘c‘omft'rrting 11111111111.
Doesn‘t interfere with cast
aoi' walking; kccps wearer
51111;.r as 51111;." can be.
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Closely knitted but ciztsrit.
White gray black pink or-
light blue :utd some of \1 hit:
have striped I111") 11.111
(151' to $1.511.
Second floor.
Rich combs
:tnd other beauty» thi11g41 it r
the h:'ti1 :trc Stl with \t 11111
that makt them ha nisomct.
combs of 11111113
'ith brillitstttt
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‘ (:dSClliC
shapes
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are sci
L‘t'ilt ti't‘tl ‘ Fl
$6.311.
AIun‘ 11111111 11:11: '1'. cs :1:'.' :c1
w11l1~-'11k1» inn: 1111's. St
to SS.
(ruler aisle. front.
OWLAND'S
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for boy or :4‘irl who elljtiys
and many steps all through pictures :tttd stories that 111-.
the year; it' somebodyxthinks unusual. -.
to get it t'or Mother! I
is going to save much time
.. Frank Baum knows won-
dcri‘ul stories and tells them
wonderfully.
\ special Soil is of white
‘stcyl, clear :15 crystal all
lthrough, with every sort of
Contrivancc to make it easy
do docvcry part of the kitchen
'work.
Dorothy :tnd ()zma :tnd the
girl and Unc Nunkic and the
. (Jump and thc Munchins!
One family is going to club
together and buy one—~zml
call it the Family 5 (lift to It-
What fun reading about
them.
self‘ Here now—but don’t wait
too lon'4'! 51.25.
sin S: : - ‘
H ”id " I Main Iloor, rear. 1.,
Fourth floor. I if
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“I'll give underwear for little girl—or bi;4;4c1
to a number of my closest
friends” said onsettthusiastic
young lady. '
girl. .,
littlest folks" are white or
pink or blue cidcrdown 1111b
satin tibbon trimming.
"This is so pretty I just.
know they’ll be delighted!“ I Bij414'cr :4irls' .‘IIC of blankm
I; melopc Chemises .111: I'm in lllndiau and t‘lowcrcd d1-
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ii~hed 1itl1 ltcc or 1111Iro1d1r173C to 51.
I SI 11181.5().
“(Kind flour.
\ch while skirts have dctp
’tlouncc of 1:th and inserting
f—SI. 51) M $.51).
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I Made of ribbon
Bloomers of pink silk :ttc‘; :tnd 1'11'1'd.1111t1'.—cushions
charming—$2. those 111 C'Cllt‘l land bags :tnd glove and hand-
d, chine and fine pink “.3 h-‘ lkcrchici holdms and hangers
Eable S'tllll are even ,,,,,,,_ iand a lot oi other ptctt_.
lallurine‘. 84.50: “HMS 3.1111113 1;”
l Second 11...... sewing boxes covered with
crctonne are pretty iurnislting'
;t'or set1'i11g-table.50c and
lRich serving- trays IS! so
look very like 1111110341113
1‘and marking of the wood is
very similar.
One of our good friends has
sent his samples of fancy pit
low-tops and scarfs and tow cl»
and such. They are 111311,
better for owning one pretty, andof special interest
“it ”’5 and 3° ‘ at the WICCS we’ve given
" .- "‘ them!
_ _ Fourth floor. 3:“ __
Any sideboard will look the
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Third noor. aim
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Wizard and the Patchwork:
HoquNo's
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l‘ / Store open evenings until Christmas. 3 :- , I
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Days crowded lull of activity. ‘ ‘
Days of extra length. to help in your shopping. ,
ays Days when the store offers big and excellent stocks. . 2‘
. . Days to be made use of by allwho wouldthoroughly enioy Christmas.
Day; when wanted‘ gilt-things are easily found and quickly had:
neutralu— .
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5 Here may be the very thing you ve _ tried to think of I
‘Little jars lAn electric iron 'A kitchen-cabinet An Oz Book Coasting is fine [A candlestick finds ‘
and, do you know its- niche, no matter
111115 and, 4irls who were :4oint4' “lit“.l' ““3 “Wild." “353
to get sleds ior Christmas havc
got ’cm already!
Sttll‘tc‘
tmauy designs—Inc to $4.
Pretty hard for :1 live 1111;, (Zandle shades, silk and!
:or girl not to enjoy the t'irstillnt’ll-—WC it) 51- ‘
:ré'll Ctttlfililtk 01‘ Wimt’t'. isn‘t: Fancy candles thttL show,
'il? . il'lt‘ll Color—2.313 It) tit): thZ.
l Flexible Flycrs (Iandleshade Iloldcn - .‘s'1' g
and toe. '
National Coasters
‘ .. _ Fourth floor.
Speed king bob sleds
lfach ot' them in different
sizes—St to 50- Write right
l-‘I'unt basement.
thc f1.111111:tin—pet1‘s ;Itl\‘ltl'llll£t‘.3
\onc quite to Comp. tr: with
Tasteful jewelry the Waterman Ideal.
that doesn’t cost much
glcams in gladncss and in
unite-beautiful shapes than
Here 111 sizes :utd 5h. .111: .tor
mm and women. '
Some plain some richly
CWT. banded with silver and told
There are, literally, Ittm— «“3 “Id "‘0“?-
drcds of different pins :tud' 11.11.. floor. m1. "'91
lbtooches :tud I1: it- -pins :tnd l.. -
lvallictcs with old top :tt—sl.
. A man’s fad
I'IandSomc bracelets have a . , , .
~ . 3 , , 1.111I1c1c111cnil1crc1.1: pick-
gold shell :tnd are either richly in" his "'it't
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plain or engraved in cxccltcut
\\'_hcther it‘s roll or ItlelIiS-l
or “shine or photo}. ; mlty,
makes no difference
'I'ltc1ig4ht thing, and
thin}.1 he I] like is raid
tpattcrns—St t‘o 83.50.
Vanity cases as charming as
the :4'i1'l who is to carry them
lhc’
~33 50 i181 10
here.
(cuter aide. front. i Il‘~llll 111141110111.
Pretty white aprons iStiIl some French
are of lawn or dotted Swis:
china dinnetsets; and pit. 1113/
and so dainty that one would 01' I: n Iisb and American,
like to serve tea every after.
110011 leSl for the pleasure of
wearing them!
Attractive lace and em-
broidery is used for trimming.
59C to St. _
uh»; _, Second floor.
\lmost .1113 decoration thrill
one 'could fancy, some delight—i
ful colors; dainty and in com l
bination with gold. 3
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About 50 patterns
it}. -.‘ $13.50 to 3133. 50.
am
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near-113;, Fourth floor.
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THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS COMPANY
I Connecticut Sui-
! frage News-
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Wednesday—the first full meeting
since the State Annual Convention at
New Haven in November. The of-
flcers will be able to make 11 good
showing in regard to work already
begun, and plans will be discussed of
ithe work to be lmdertaken when the
session of the legislature begins. The-
Sui’fraglsts are strongly hoping that.
the legislature will show itself more
favorable to measures desired by the
women than was the legislature elect} Nevertheless it is planning to hold- carelully molded even the slightestl
ed In 1914.1’1‘he bills to be pushed by a food sale to raise money to pay its appearance of mllltancy in its tactics. ‘
the C. W. 8. A. as an organization pledge to the state and to conduct 11111 is now busily engaged I11 makingl
wll' all be met-urea: enlarging the 11 membership campaign to add to the friends for the cause In both political
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l‘here will he .1 meeting of the Ex "I ”19 mam suffrage 3131991 and a bl“ undoistood‘ that it has no connection “m‘Wmlt’d
ecutive Board of the (3 w_. s A next raising the age of consent to eighteen .with the Sufiragists who unfurled a
Klll‘lldgl ~1~ an also deeply interested
tin a number of other measures, es-
:pccially the bill for the establish-
intent of 11 refmmntr-ry for \1',omen the
bill shortening the working hours of
'1\omen and girls, the bill for mothets‘i
pension—a meet -'11111 v. ’llltll 111's been
-pas.'.ed by every one of the equal
suffragt states and by nearly twenty
3' ears.
The new leagues 1111111111111 been
organized within the last few weeks
aretshowing a surprising degree of
l to and vigor. They are mostly small
leagues because they are in very
small communities. One of them——
the Falls Village Equal Suffrage
League—only came into existence a
few weeks before the state suffrage
convention in New Haven last: month.
in the small community in which it. .“_-BLISS ESTATE TO G0
is established It has already enrolledl FOR PH'LANTHROPY
85 men and women as believers in'
equal sulfrage,11nd it. is expecting
to add the remaining members of the
adult population to its enrollment be- Dhilflnthl‘opic
Heirs Incorporate Memorial Fund in
New York. .
purposes :1 consider
able part or the st. 100, 0011 estate. 111'.
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fore many weeks ha e pass d t'he late (‘01 neliu .\' Bliss. 11 he ltll
The Connecticut Woman Suffrage years was treusttr'et of the republi
Association wishes to have it clearly can national committee, his heirs :-11
today the Cornelius .\'
Bliss Memorial Fund Mt. lilisst;I
1vidow,l1ls son, Cornelius Bliss. jr.
ibanner in the House of Representa- and his \daughter 111s.1 1.1210 .11
tives at Washington when 'PreeidentlBliss, are among tllehincmflgotatois.
3' hi annu s The purposes 1111 e ftm were an
Wilson was read ugh s b all med. no :nced to be “to promote secular
sage. The banner ore t e egen and religious education among all
“Pmsldent Wilson, “Thal- dO you ‘21“ classes ‘0 can), R"- the sick aged
tend to do about women suffrage? disabled and poor. Improve the icon
The women who wen responsible ditton or humanity, sad 1to aid other‘.
were not members or the National As- engage ‘1 ‘
soclutlon to which the Connecticut
Woman Sufirage Association belongs.
The National Association has alwaysi
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organizations .
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PROMISE OF A BIG 61‘ =7
BOSTON, Ilet. Il1 —'l‘l1(1 11.11111 :11 of
‘Charles “0“,", Yale Senior Named; a gift of more than $31111 (1110 . ; .. been
From Connecticut r111 ruled. by the ‘IREVICIIIhtI .tfollego
HAVEN. Dec 18.——Charleslof Pharmacy, according to a :1 1121111111!
or .\ew Haven 11 senior in. made today. by Dr. Frank Floor, 3
”1“ College, and 11 member of n“ 'member of the Board of Trustees. ln‘.
‘universit3 tennis and swimmingt
hams, has been named as the Rhodes
scholar to Ox-mlonl from Connecticut.
l Announcement of th'1 choir e was n1: 1d'
'NEW HAVEN BOY
l , IS RHODES SCHOLAR!
NEW
'llopkins
be withheld, had agreed to make the
available within two weeks, in order.
’to enable the trustees to sign '1 con-
tract. for the (TQCIIOII of :1 r» '1 build-
ing in the Lonawood dish 1'
proper
hats. the
, --Soft present.
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dentifrice yet-
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()i' glass and silverpiatc,‘
and without 1lippitij4,——iil.tt's I
Piper said that the donor, whose 11:11.10 ‘
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