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CITY MARKET
69 NO. MAIN ST.
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’EHOCOLATES in 5 pound 1
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Box 0'! Candy, y. 11... 1 1b., 2 lb. 7
Xmas Candy, Pop Corn in ball
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“610059. {Ll kmda 0f NUtS- I” Allen‘s auto-truck. were indulged in. Piano selections H J h t \V Y R h
. .. . ' Supt, Green oi Morten certainly dc- were given by ”771.7 Misses liermina ' enry 0 nson, 0 ‘ ew or .'7 w o
cmnbcrne; and an kmds Oilserwa much credit for the way in Rot',n Jeanette Abramuon Hanna is employed as (‘lJHUffPUl' l0? DT- 9W“
which his “white wings” cleaned away . , . , ’ 113mg, 13 w Canaan. tpent the weeh- ;
Wegetztblcs. H1“? c1dewatks 0f ”1‘3 ‘0‘” after the mama! and ded Gleaner. [Allmlend at bigghome near West Yorwalk
illtal'y nottw after Friday's storm. Osmansky tendered many beautdul
Specials on Cigars—50c, $I .loo. Local Sunday senout apt-tit much selections on the violin A Sonora -...___.
$3.00. $4.00.
Tobacco in jar and can.
Dont' miss this chance.
A. HASSAN
_ 36 Van Zant St. East Norwalk
Tel. Your Order to 152.2.
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EAST
NORWALK
.AAA-AAAAa-¢-n,
thAl‘ fix» -
The Lndlc‘t' Aid Socicty of the. East
Avenue M. E. Church will most to-
finon‘ow after noon in the church pur-
Inn.
Mm. William H. McDoniola in enter
mining visitors from Orge 11.11 at her
btme at the Heights.
Miss Bessie Weed of the Height.
has 17.13.11 been spending a few day.-
at her place in Vermont.
Elizabeth and Harry, the young;
childtcn of Mr. and Mrs Front: i‘w
Source; have removed ll‘lnl rlpCl't
tions fer the removal of adenoids.
Mrs. G. C. Raymond of the Height".
has returned from a trip to Sen
York, to visit her signer. Miss Jenni I
.l‘odtlte. who is a nurse in thet
“(men's Htsnitai on 42d 17117771
M17. and Ml“. Thomas 1’ Cave 0‘
Afaln street have anttcunczd the. en ,
vgrmcnt of their 7171171171 7 s l)
‘elle. to Matthew H K meal y, a wuil- I
1
75110WD Stamford attorney
Tbi: oven pg 1'1777 121 zit-'4 firemen;
w it give :1 theatre partv at the‘
Alhambra, in Stamford, to all who as-
sisted i71 tl7e' d recent fair About to
persons are expected to make the trip
told its exercises on Christmas Day,
at 7 p.111. the Methodists will give a
cantata “7Etery One a Santa (.‘ lads,"
probably on Friday, Dec. 2‘1).
lr Theodore H. Brown of Brown
7'1mersity. Providence, son of Ur.
lltrbert S Brown of thin town 1. ill
give .1 let-mime similar to that enjoyed
.1y local people. when he lectured here
1131 utntrer, on Astronomy, at the Com
C
,r.~gatlotntl Church, on Friday even.
.77‘1g.7I)t7v. 29.
The l:.ttr en Sim. lug Society 77 7mm,
7. org,r tnizeti will meet at the Method-
.51 (‘ttutt711.to night, ttmeuu .11 11......
day, its ttsual‘ time of meeting,
must- of lllt‘ 11171117 ilppl‘flfltll of Christ-
11111.: Considerable interest in being
taken in this 711 w socitty. Lust Thurs-
lay it gltt,l.'1 vnt 1nbe713 were. pieaettt
‘ 11711171117331.
17it7n Grunge l‘ut1ona or Husbandry rt!
1 he l)tct777mbet meeting, held in the
17772113111. 117.1111 Church on ’ lttt. “Silky
night: Mrs. ll. 5. Brown had chnrpo of
pr 11.1111, winch wut
.tt7t7iltttlou, [71.13 Cooke; . vocal He-
--tttt.nn7 111773 Harold Morel10u3e.Re-
177oslunents \Vc‘le served
The firemen were called mt‘ Stitur
.
1
Mitts Frances Roberta, of Hawkins
avenue, is spending the holidays at
the bent-9 of7 her parents. Miss
arts is a student. at Carnegie 1117.111-
m. .
i The Sasqun Crmpllro Glriu met with
Hrs. Thonns Baxter of Cove avenue
1...: evening and continued to make
hskets.’ A‘ social time was enjoyed
. later in tho 'ovcnlng.
7 East Norwntk was rather surprised
111m morning when it awoke to hear of
Illa resignation of Commissioner Wil-
It was Milt mgret that the news of
realgntttitm with learned.
11 low youngsters who ‘dkdtlng on
are Mill Pond yeatordny. It was not
note, however, us the ice is what is
known77 on snow toe. and it in vety
treacherous. We should judge that it
the present cold weather continues
about the last of this week it would
‘Iio alr'gbt for the huge crowds .0 van.
hire on it.
The old npiicuon the south side ot
in; loaded. on burgers and taken away.
When this W'll‘k is completed. most
Iar It the landscape surrounding the
m. on bridge will no free from t'm. debris
Depu. collected during the building of the
79“.,” .. adage? Thor-3 is considerable firewood
. w» ' on the flats \‘.lllCll Mr. Hubbcll says
7 final the public is welcome to.
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“~11 .71-...“
Mr. and \‘l rs. McDonnell Haukes ot.
‘ Bulb. r'n l.l:1nd entertained a number
. at people well lineup in New York so
. ably at their home on Thursday oven-
mg.
. Miss 'Minnic Enimn or 0ncont71. N.
Y" is spend’ng the Clu-lntmnsholidnys
:with rclutivcn in Rowcylon and the
East'St't'rz She. is n sister to District
\ 7Q0mmi315‘oner William H. Snill‘tn of
7 _ due third district.
sun- chlo“, the uhiqttltonn "mm-o
of Rowayton," is planning to. lt‘ttYf
uhortly M
dimes, lie has spent several years
among the rcnldenta all of whom will
be sorry. to rigs l1 s eccentric man-
, met-isms. and he has the best wishes
n
4..
let all 0! the. Rmvayton people. Upo1 .
7 Being, interviewed 9-3 to his dentin
Iion. to denied that. ho. would leave
, tor Flotilla. rs won as first cons’deret‘
7 ., by hlmpbut would spend his time on
'i‘voyagn to the west 5.7111 of 1-711
77Hlle river ‘nnd return; He has no
' £68110! nvrl r'c 77777"
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V'MW
, DARIEN
ltob~ '7
llnmJi Snlfiln, M1. Snlliln wort com«7
7 fildhloner for a numbar of years and. light than usual, or to turn on pornch ltlr. and “”7 Forte.
the Washington street bridge nre bo-'
sen voyage. to warmer 7
' 1ppendlcltls. 7
tiny. about 5 p, 111., for a chimney fir.
7. the residence of Joint Mcshter. in
.he l'ostrcud. A few lllll‘tuit‘s’ work
7.7ith the clicnticttl extinguidted it.
‘ 77.111237 'l'ttylor. wbtle climbing toward
. lie chimney. slipped on the snow
icovercd roof, and slid to the ground
11:7 them was sufficient 1.1177117. on the
:r.7und, and lie was not injured.
First Selectmen Scltliclttlng, Town
‘lerk lloyt. PtT'Isllllllill‘l‘ Smith and
swerdl other local pupil: hate id-
tollt‘d an appeal to re ldcntr. of the
town to Join in n general holiday il
'untlnntlon of houses and places ot
business. on the evenings of Dec. 2.71,
.‘l and“ -1 l7: veryb itly is urged to ligh:
up somehow. it only to burn one more
I slit 17 sorncthl: 11: of the sort
A plencant surprise was given to Dr.
M: mm by the V 11.11: P 7ople’s Solee
of tho Presbytc? 71': ('hurch on Friday
evening 7'.' being its bx. tltdtty Among,
ltlte guests were Dr Fetter of Port
'Chester, Mrs. Cturle Martyn. Mr. 'lfltl
Mrs. C. E Scolleltl. t handsome uni
brelltt. suitrb‘y i:t77crlhe.d, was present-
ed to Dr. Martyn by Harold Scribnot.
president of the society. A very plea
sent evening. with music and sinnin.
wan t7n]ry.7d Refreshments 11717170 ser
ved by Mrs. Stroyan, Mrs. Waring, and
Mrs. thrburtop.
The coutu.::t.-e o.’ tztrez. (-:.31.t=117
who, with the Selectmen 11nd tlw
School Board. held :7. 11~ cling 0:1 Rich
any night. dieusacd the slim: 1-cccntl'
ol‘t‘errtl to thcut' for the . propose”
7=choolbouac at the Heights. it in said
that the committee have not come to
a unanimous decision in the. mutter.
and will moot again with the school
board next Monday night, when a re-
,port will be prepared for presenttttt on
1
111cct' in: soon to be called to take (in
action upon the. matter
the'al of Mrs.7 Peter Walsh
The funeral of Mrs.
St. Joseph“; Church, where. n requiem
:mss was sung .by Rev. R J t‘arroll.
ntrrmcnt took place in St Mary (77:111-
eter)’.
1
wt:~::owr M'
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1 N557 1
1‘37 {,AN AAN t"
.‘ -‘-M' ”‘
> "‘7‘7-'~‘ ‘ he: been confined to
his home a day or so suffering from 11
id'7 tly sprained. ankle.
The condition of the infant daugh-
‘ “7:71 ‘ I H Hoffockor
who lI ill with pneumonia,.is much
rand.
The condition of Mrs. Theresa
Yunltos. who has been ill at the home
1 her daughter, Mrs. Alois Koblcr,
'or some time, is improved. 7
The Rev. J. Howard Hoyt D. D.,
vlto has been critically ill with pneu:
7mm for the part teu‘rdays, l8 grad-
mlly improving, and. unless some
‘ “ting unforeseen: happens, his physl
7ian3 say that be will soon be out-oi
tanger.» ~
gGlii‘dys; daughter of Mr. aners.
'larry Oflen otStamfordpvenue. was
7emovod‘7 to 7the Stamford. 7 “new“
"’cdnerdny evening, " suffering .from
An operation wttr tonnd‘
necessary, and the patient is reported
n he doing 11‘s Well as can be- exp; 0'.-
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‘ ed
"The Christmas Toy Market." to be
iglvep‘ next Thursday. 21‘ 7'
71111., under the directio y‘
its follows, 7
SOCIETY
All!) PlllECI‘t‘Al-
7. News
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MISS TARLCV SURPRISE!)
A surprise part7 t =1dt:red Miss
.erttude Tailov at her 1111119 on 16
"rote street, Sunday evening at 81
Music, games and dancing
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o ’cloek.
| 111112 on: lday practising L‘htistmas car- furnlshed music for dancing. A dainty
is. The Congtcgatioudl school will collation w“ werved a, nndntg 1t and,retttrrled to her home after spending a
a We “mmweek with Mr. and ride. A.1. 38l18~
the gueots departed at
pr:7)\lnv \llss T11rlov :1 (Ilfll‘nl'llg host-
.0515 Those preterit Were
Esther Abramson, llermlna Roth, Jean
stte Abrnmon Lily llarrir, E the] Keel”
er. Gertrude 'l‘arlov, 117711-11 (lunoo
Edith Cuneo, Hanna Glamor, Ru) Ah
iamson, lit-illus- r Torlov, Fliznbe h Tur-
lot". Cecelia Tarlov, Mite-es Kather-
the Salon. Dorothy Sehnusky and Sada
Stantfotti; 11951.net,
in Liberlarb of
Charles 'l‘ttt'lot', Abe 'l'a7‘lo7v, (7111111111.
bi! Steinbere. Joseph llotli. Innis (rattan-7 afternoon in ”m apartment. house a“
sky, Art-hie Gl‘t'7.‘lll)t-l‘g, lcotlore liar-
17.is,Sttntut7I Alexander, Alfred loci,
Harry 1.111111 Fred (‘tntco Nathan \‘zt-
'vanlty, linvld Glnascr, Joseph Weld,
‘lmllts Night" was observed b)“ D37 1M1: Morris Fox nnd Rudtlph Hennlclt back The nlttrm was sent in iron
ot’ “rid?! port ”:17 711‘} llo (11 and liar-
vey Written of Stunti‘tirtl.
A surprise party was 11317911 on Mrt.
George Woods. Saturday evening at
her home, 16 West avenue. it honm
of her bittlttlny ttunivcrnttry by her
brother, \‘t'nlfrr Haste. A large num-
ber of her friends umber-7d
Bridgeport .ttttl .‘(ttrmtllt to wish her
many lmppv ’ returns of the day
1. men and ...t1 .1. wrc the features
0! the eveninr' 3 entertainment a but-
{.71 tooth 117117.. n71 ll‘t .7t .11 .1 late brur at
ter which the cuentn ,tlepartrd for
their homes. Mrs. Wood renewed rt
number of pretty gifts. krong those:
present were. the following: Mr and
\lrs. t‘lttts lll'tmt. .\‘lt. :11d ltll'p Bel
7on Donne, Mr. and 3117.3, Dnn Derbny,
tut... (‘a-rte I’FYIOH .7_\tr. “alter “attic
and those from midtzeport were:
George (linen;
Mr. and
liable, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Erncxt. Arnold,
‘3 Mrs Joe Woods. Mr. and Mrs. George tit!‘
Woods and others,
Mm. John M James and daughter,
of Holyclto,
311131., returned
Betty.
*—. u... ._———
DRINK A GLASS
OF REAL HOT WATER»
BEFORE BREAKFAST.
Say. we will L7;-:.'t :7'7-‘4. and feet
clean, 5171.7: 7.7”; find fresh
and 111.777.!” Elect-7:.
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Sanitary science has or late mode
rapid strides uith results that are ot
‘0 the taxpayers 3‘ “ ”"99“” “f“:fi‘uutold blessing to hunt 1111.3 The lot-
‘ lest
application of tin untlrlng re-
search is the recomcndntion that it is
its necessary to attend to internal son
Peter V'Hllall,‘ itatton ot the drainage rays cm ot the
who died in New Haven Sunday. was. human bodv :11; it is to the drains ol’
held this morning. at. nin o'clock from;
the house.
These. on us who are nogustomed to
feel dull and honvy when we arise
splitting headache, slutty front 1'1 cold
tfoul tongue, nasty breath. .tcid stom
int-h, (chameleon, feel as fresh as 7.:
idaisy by ‘opcnlng the clnices of the
lsystem each morning and flushing out
‘llle whole. of the internal poisonous
indignant matter
i Everyone, whether nlllttg, sick or
;woll. should each morning before
breakfast, drink a glass of real hot
7 wuter with a teaspocutttl of limestone
, phOs‘phnte in it to “or b from the atom-
ach. liver and», bowels the preview
day’s indigestlble wasteraour bile and
polsonus toxins; tlttra cleansing
Stveetenlng and purifying the entire ,
alimentary canal before puttlngumore
food into the stomach. The action ot
hot water and limestone phosphate on
an empty stomach is wondertully in:
vigomtlng lt‘cleans out all the sour
‘ter_1_nentattons, gases,waste and acidity 77 '
and gives one a splendid appetite for
breakfast. While you Me enjoying
your breakfast tl11,.p‘7 ' 1 hot
water is quietly extracting a. large vol
ume of Water from the hi and and gs:-
tlng ready for a thorough finishing of
all the inside organs.
The millions of people who.
Lbotheretl With constipation, bllious
spells; stomach 77,77wtroublt3 rheumatic
stillness:‘ others .who have saltow
-‘_ I.
shins, blood diam-dew and ”sickly hour-g
plexlonta are urged to get a vqllttrtel'
' 310m yesterday. after having renlnyec
‘. a two weeks' villi: at the home of Mrs
' Iames' uncle. Dr. Dexter Hitchcock, 7o!
A splendid musical entertainment was.
‘ furnished by Miss Eve Edi-on, an an»,
complished violinist. accompanied byi
Miss Hazel
7nie Kobn, and ltti7;s Hazel Stull.
.young ladies departed declaring Miss
1 Hazel a charming hostess.
A the Missesl
t
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from 7
Haste. Mr. which 7,11
; limit“ just at dusk on Christmas Err
are _
West avenue.
Miss STULL ENTERTAINS
A very pleasant social was given by
Miss Hazel Stull at her home on East
m.
Ne Selllt
; bu. No. 2 Nut Coal .. . $1.00
__ ”-wmw “—5"-
WM. EFFRON, C0., Inc.
3 Rowan St.
avenue. During the afternoon, we
paretion‘s were made for a junior club
_,_ _;..H- _~_.
at the piano . 'l'ea wa‘sf
served at five, Those present were:
Misses Dorothy Greenstcin, Zinn)’
salts, Eve Enron, Lillian Kohn, Jean-
The
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David W Raymund-
U N DE RTAKER
TOL. office. 1059.3; Home, 693,
21 WASHINGTON ST. .
NEW um MEN’S BUILDING
Mrs A L Itoblnaon. of Boston, ha“.
‘ut Paper, Best Work, Best Prlc.
t. N'IHWALK'
'F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing
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a- NORTH MAIN STREET
”,0, E o.
dict. Jr.. of Clay street.
Fred Paxton, of Artlmore. P3,, are
rived in this city last evening. Mr I
Paxton will spend 11 week with ltis'
parents on West avenue.
I Earl lllbbard, or liitlrzetield, was a‘
visitor in Norwalk yesterday.
FIRE IN. RAYMOND‘S FLAT.
Firt- broke out at 1:30 o'clock ”W i
I
fl". 17114 24 Spr‘ng street owned by-
ltttytnond Brothers 11nd caused flit!“ 7.
age which willranue from $300 117
ll" t"ll ll storied in the third stmt
1nd worked ha “1117 upwmd to ”I"
,box 34 nhtl the Central l”ire, ”"11“" -
lnenl responded .A' no “"717 wns thr‘
[blow out of control The cause 7
the fire is suspected to he a" ow-
‘7'"“711' stnve .7'l‘l111 section of the,
building in occupied 11v E1117. 71ml w l.
Merriam untl losenh Smutnnn. Olllf’l;
fttllllllf‘l Mm an lit ilm "fl—“61p
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CHAPMAN DIVORCE HEARING
Merchants Profit
Sharing Coupons?
With all Cash Sales.
Cliffordil‘harmacy,
50. Main and Elizabeth St:
Phones 833-1532
Certificate and Coupon Free
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A hearing in the l’fltll‘l .. Chnnmn"
Vs. Kate Barbara. Chapman divorce
case was held yesterday afternoon 117
the offices 01’ Light 11nd Light tutor-7
General Russell Front as 11 com-ruler
from the Superior Court. Because the
defendant. filed a cross compla'nt. t'
was pecuniary to have this lmartnr
sue alleged that the plaintiff war
guilty of Intolerable cruelty. All of the
evidence. produced nt ttm lll‘at'ln'! wt"
he submitted by General Frost to the
who Court who will render ll var
Mllmthl‘h Light rapt-Medina
the 011“th d Attorney Charles
a. condom oppeored tor the noun
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NISLES CHRISTMAS EVE
. South Not-walk. Conn,
- Decembet 19, um 3
Editor, Sentinel. 1
Dear sir: ~—Mtty 1 call. tttt=7ntio7 g
j'tunin this your tlnough the colutnw
of vour Impet- to tho possibilltx :7 5
establishing in Nor-walk the benutlru';
'(USlOII’l of tt‘cnndle-llt Christmas Fv7 l
tleipute. for it consists simply of pluc .
vlng a candle in each window or t‘t
The effect, when it whole communit:
follows the custom is indescribztb‘
charming. and many cities have :7‘
~7'v‘77 "looted "to plan as one of tl1~
season's traditions.
The idea. was first given in (W
munity scope 1 think in the soutl
Innl"v«"—n hf‘l"" 0“,. pr 41., -.
to adopt it. Of course the custom htl'l
itu origin in the folklore of the ob"
wrvlll nnnntwinq :1 "7‘3 “‘7‘ {hou—
lmrk of it that if thw (“7747' c‘
were to come again to earth he wont:
not tlnd that there was no room i7.
the inn hf‘c'tllltt’i New home. Wait” I7
Ft "twat house road" to rcce've bit“
It is not mere sentiment to rrwm“
be that it lnthis slirht wnv nnv chew
and pleasure is brought to nnv wn'
,t‘nrcr it ht in cheer as thouzrh“ Ile
\tltv‘st brthd7't
rrally honored and made glad for lie
lives 11min in “W “M77 77nd nccrl"
and lonely ones '7' "7'7 _""“”t.
Yours trtt‘v.
JOHN STAPLETON
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-—Let us rock your (‘hrlstmns d :1
nor. Pies, cakes. crullers, roast. tur-
keyychiclten er duck. and icllv. 0r-
‘l‘ltc plan is one in which all can par - -
j of "the Splendid Chances
Stenographer
(male) Wanted
Also Bookkeepers and Stenog.
raphers, male and female.
CALL and let us tell you
now open.
Merrill Business
College
South Nor-walk
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dere now taken: 7 Railroad avenue.
Tel. 973. '
and Men.
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Stones
Brooche:
.nu.u..
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6.17717 dEWELRY
Attractive pieces of chc.17y for Warren} ‘1an Girls 7
La Vultures—Fine gold chains with pendants,
Lingerie Clasps—Sterling silver and gold tops.
Sets of a and 3 Pins—Sterling silver, gold tons and colored
non-c........o...
“Matted deagns; With and: wi‘ho‘ut stones.
Hat Pins-Fancy gold tops and colm-ed ston-s.
25¢. 50d77'and $17 .00 a mir
Men'st. Clasps—Gold tops . “til
Men's Smrf‘ Plum-Gold t7 as with colored stonee- ..‘ 50v“
Infants’ sets of a Pln'i-—-W th chants .. . . .. . . . ..
Infant‘s‘- Neck Chains—Willi small gold lie-"ta.
Holdeterling silver and gold 11111.1;
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VandUphoIStering
Send a card or: phone
W e Do Furni—
tt’tre: Repairitt
for man tocttllzand;
give . estimate .
A. J. Argcvitte &‘S‘ott
“ Co.
.4 ......__..~ .- .5...
50¢; $1 00 and $1.50
25¢ and 501’:
25¢ and 50¢
n...‘o
25.1.5011 and $1.06
$1 no-
an 1.4. 1.11%.. -...._/. .--....-
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hristmas Gi
Seekers
Will find here Gifts that art sensible as well “as lasting.
Gifts that play a part in the daily life of the people you
give to, always Serving, always in sight, nlWays besoming
more useful and always recalling the giver. Our stock otlcrs
hundreds of gift selections for all members of he family.
Our {our entire floors are teeming with articles that
will make your selection easy, and make a lasting remem-
brance. and all at nricec that will attract your attention
Our line of Fancy Chairs and Rockers otter a large as-
sortment to choose from .n all finishes and plain or unhol—
stercd, from .................. $2.75 to $35 .00
An ideal Xmas gift of a practical character Out Elly.
sortment is large and you can select anv nu: 1111.717 of piece-
from ....... $1001.1fi150f
China
Makes one of the finest of Gifts as every woman lit-m
nice China. We show a large variety of designs and yutl
can select any number of pieces at prices lallgli‘j' 1’ r. .1
-— 25¢ 10 $14.). 00 ~77
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1C UYG‘S
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A large and varied assortment, artisticaly framed, at 1 ,
prices ranging from 50¢ to $156! .17.
‘ T ‘ ’ ) W ‘ l d. s; I
Is a bewilderinq displw of Toys, Dolls, Games, Sleds, 4’
Drums, Automobiles, Kitldy Cars. Velocipedes, Doll Carts, " ‘
Wagons, Electric and Mezhanical Trawins rnd a host at 1
others too numerous to me ition are to be fatnd here for the
boys and girls. 77
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A. J. COLLINS C0.
tieautttnt 11.11.1311... title
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A'7Gill From the Jewelers
Coleburn St; Lauder
areshowingsuperb-
stocks at; both 01—.
then! Stores
/
96. Washington st. ' s'O..»7N9.W,,1k_ ‘;
Nerwztllr;
no.1 and c1 00‘ i
Ison
7omnuther is rfltw_
7 rancid WW“ and May 7.1.111
T‘Tha mm Wm.
NELSON BEATS BUR~ 5,.
toe . M7 the Olympic A. (1., New Y
lant‘ night Frankie Nelson 0 Ho
tent bout a shade the better 02-11.
mum. common with li‘mnktgamil Hum
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