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Butlertodge No. 9, 1.0. 0.- Kiwi]:
liold a rehearsal of the second degree'
Itonight. :
Mrs. Anthony B. Ghiotto, who was:
so seriously-hurt last week is improv‘
ing rapidly. 1'
——l)on't fail to see Marc Mel‘srmotti.
in “The Price of Fame” Palace to:
day. I
The final hearing. in the Mr. and
Mrs. Crawford estate will be held in
«the Probate Court on Thursday. l)e-.
camber 21. . I
Attorney J J Llnchiler was in
fiocirvlile Saturday and Sunday and
delivered a lecture on “Mnosedom and
Moose-hart" to the Rockville Moose.
——Wallarc Reid and Cleo Ridg-aley
In “The Yellow Pawn ” Regent, to-
night.
Local weathers: prophota
that today was a weather breeder,
and that we should look out for
storm before long. Maybe they were
right.
Charles L, {‘0‘}. of 16 Putnam ave-
nue, has resigned his position as su-
' perintendcnt of the Batch, Bailey andl
(tompany lumber business. Mr. Cole
was In the mummy of the company for
so years.
—Wallace lteid and Cleo Ride-Hey
in “The Yellow. Pawn." Regent, to-
night.
it 11's rc ported to the. downtown po
lice, yt'itcrdny, that a cover of a man-
hole on 'North Main atrect had been
broken by one of Samuel ltooduor'a
auto trucks. The street commission
or took charge of the affair.
Joseph Niamey. who was arrest-3d
on the complaint of his wife for cruci-
ty, was fined actual costs this morn-
ing, when he was tried hcforc .ludgc
George. H..'Vosburxh. His wife rc-
fuscd to have anything to do with him
and no the case was continucd until
February first.
——l'10n't fail to see Marc Mcirz'rmott
In “Tho Price of Fame,“ Palace to
day.
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declared
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Mrs. Emma ("mat-3nd was granted a
divorce from Charles ()lm'rtend by
Judge Carter in the «Superior (‘ourt
last week. She “as given permission
to rei'nnlo her maiden name, Miss I' 111
ma Swan. Judge Jawph it. Taylor
appeared for the defendant and Attor-
ncy John Dunno for the plaintiff
While working in Mayhoff it (‘onr
pany' 11 factory in Mei-win street, you-
terday noon William House, of Stuart
avenuc,, sustained a compound ll‘ttt‘
turo of the left thumb, when u hcavy
case which no waa moving, slipped
from his: grasp. and foil on his left
hand. Mr. House was removed to the
Norwnlk Hospital, whcre the injuiy
:was treated.
-Culf buttons, stick pins. tic clasps,
vest. chains, cigar, cutters, pocket
knivm, Signet and stone rings at
Brand‘s jewelry store. So. Not-walk.
Unless a motion to not fi'lltl'? 11 ion
dict of guilty. which was made by his
counsel utter a jury in Common Pleas
Court of Bridgeport had considered
evidence that he sold nhort-wcightedv
coal, Timothy Loughlin will the sen
lcnccd on Friday by Judge Walsh
Judge Walsh has agreed to hear argu-
ments on the motion to set aside the
verdict. at that time.
—lt's the long fire travel in the Barn-
ham 'Boller that makes the short coal
bill. Lord & Burnham 00., lrvington,
K. Y,
Coasting parties were out in force
yesterday afternoon, and the princi-
pal hills throughout. the city furnish-
ed excellent sport in most instances
Although the ice Was not 'very thick.
3 number of skaters ventured out on
Bishop's Mill Pond yesterday after-
noon, and reported skating to be great.
Last night's freezeup . ought to have
strengthened the ice considerably.
and probably at the present time there
is good skating on the First District
pond. Other. ponds throughout the
city are reported to be cavered with
snow
‘ fond.
Ito be quite prevalent. throughout Nor-
J11. £30“th 1:; 111 at 1161'
under the
91.5. 1'.
home 4 Franklin street,
(are of nor-tor D N Clark.
Friends of Mrs. Frances Shepard.
of 4 South street, are lllrtlfttl to
learn that her health is improving
-—Eat your Xmas dinner at the Hit 2
Again we are warned by local phy
sicians against'the grip. which is 'sairi
walk at the present time.
—«Don’t fall to see “are hlciDZrmott‘
"‘Keesp Your-Eye
in “The Price of Fame, 'Pulace to 1
day.
Luther M. Wiight is in Toledo!
Ohio, today. as one of the five hun 1
dred automobile agents who at» the1
guests of the John “yiii'i {Morpora 1
tion, and it is expected that owr 100, ,1
000 WyliisOierlantl tars will be dis- I
tributed. " ~
——Brand's I
,be heate n
uritcn guarantee (armor
so easily. Gents. ladle 3.1
Mr. (‘ounor was arrested- lnst night
Iin Wall street, by Officer Clune. unit
was arraigned in the uptown court he 1
fore Judge Inckwood this morning, on
charges of drunkenness, Connor was
was discharged with the warning that1
if he came up again he would be sent.
to Bridgeport. 1
——Wauace Reid and Cleo atdgeley‘
“The \cllow Pawn ” Regent, "b".
night.
Herman Friedman, of Connecticut
arcane, provt'd to he the owner, this .-
morning, of the cow which was found
in Wall street last night, by Officer
liornay . air. brlt'ttmtn (tanned thntl
someone had cut the rope with which
he had tied the cow to its stable, and
in this way the animal had made its
escape.
Iiraccirz't watchm at" Charlcs Brand's,
Washington ntrcct, South Norwalk.
From the lnt0rnational Harvester
Company. of New Jersey. the Nor-
wnlk (‘hamhcr of Connncrcc has re»
wired literature advertising the: adop-
tion of a farm campaign for chambers
of commerce throughout the United
States. Much interesting reading ha:a
bccn forwardcd to the local chamber
of commerce in regard to the more»
meat.
-—~l)ot1'.t fail to one Marc Mei)?rmott
In “The Price of Fame", l‘alute toi
day.
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SISTER AND BROTHER TO GET
A'.‘ -QUA!NTED.
\VIXS’l‘lJi). Doc. i9.--’l‘aough ncverI
having Iivctl more thou lw0n:y utilra'1
Iau'imt I'minur their iivm .lcszso Stan
lieu of (‘:an1an unit .\lr..1 N. l). lilukrI
0i\'o.2’l11‘ Main Htlt‘ll \llmtcd1
l. otlur and ‘iltilt‘l 112'111- Hi In so!
omit (unit for the lll'VIl time, and iii
-' thong. ht that this 1: ill tonic to ra~"
durinu‘ t‘vc (‘lirirtmns hoiidarn. when!
Mr. Stanton will conic to WlnstedI
for :1 unit. ’l‘hcit father wagi twlcci
wanted Ml. Stallion l20ini- issue of
‘hc first nun. ‘:.lwc and Mrs lilaciti
of tin sce‘un. Shmtlx all r his fnth .
1H" :1 r0111ntri':oc. Stanton “out to l‘ 1
. with his grand parents in New Marl- ,
horn, Mass, and Mrs. lilalte was born1
1....1 "will In"? April has‘ lircd in tltci
"trinity of Cornwall. 'l‘Iu-i' have two
,t‘lhcr cistrr, Mrs. .l:l“l(‘H J. Martin
Inf l‘rnnt strcct and Mrs. M. Sc'lll':
(if N0 7] \T' It) st' uni built ni' u‘ nm1
have at various times, rislit'd their;
'1 “II or however. \I I lltltlm i141
about it; 3031's of no and Iwr broth l
or a (cw yearn older. I
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1 F066 FAMILY REUNION.
I Tim Ii‘og'g familv will hold its flf
tccnth annual reunion on llcccmbcri
It at the (lathe: llmtnt‘ in Boston
Miner. Rovistrnlinn will hr at )0 :1.
Ito. and r‘iv'nor will he) served .tt ]
p.111. I"Iar0nt.o.lames bow: of Now
iun'port Mass. is president. and
\‘lrs Ari-m J. Pom: nr llnston Mass"
12' sccr'0tnry nnrl jtr‘envltrer.
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NO HIGHER PRICE FOR THtS I
While food and clothing have ad-
vanced in cost. it is well for the atoll
that the price of such reliable family
remedies as Foley Kidney Pills are
not increased. Persons in moderatel
'lrcumstances find doctors‘ bills hnrd1
'0 pay in the easiest of limos. Don't ,
neglect weak. tired or disordered kid 1
neya. Foley Kidney Pills cost little!
and relieve backache. pains in side:
and loins, sore muscles. stiff jolnm.
rheumatic pains and annoying bladder
trouble
I Stillson-Powll Corporation.
' Try a Sentinel Want Adv.
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Upon our advertising space for any
change in real prices
We are leaders in our line of goods of all descriptions
Hay Grain, Coal, Feed, Cement and everything needed in
the 'Iding 1:.ne 2.. min.”
RAEZYOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3.137 Wuhln 5mm 8.!
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Christmas Shoes &St0tk1ngs
Shoes of the newest models, reliable
hosiery of all grades.
A Splendid Line of Slippers
for Int, 11 a r. (1 VI ( men, boys and girls
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN
YELI’DHONQ 'I'I'i 7
u wnHmo'ron Irate-r
EscaIlops--W arranted 1 Dry
All Kinds of Fresh. Salt and Canned Fish
Lung and Round Clams and Oysters
We Have the Best
BRIDGE FISH MARKET
'Phoau 108 and 100.
' 11 North min 8t
Free Delivery.
BUY XMAS GIFTS
NOW—-PAY IATER
, Christmas
GIFTS OF STYLISH, SERVICEABLE CLOTH.
ING. FURS AND WAISTS. 1 OUR LINE OFFERS
'A WIDE VARIETY TO CHOOSE FROM.
CHARGE
ACCOUNTS.
OPENED
JACOBY'S
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strmmrnv DOUG-[U AND (1011'
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Alteration
out In 11,5, uurmm ”Bram,
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Are You GoingSouih?
IF YOU ARE— 1
CONSULT US I.
Direct Service To All South-
ern and Tropic Ports.
1. M. Layton & Co.,lnc
Real Estate and Insurance
5 Railroad Ave. So. Norwalk
Picture Fr mi‘ug
George W. Collin Jr.
Headquarters. Bem' Station-
eryStpx-e, Norwalk.
Toilet Article and Fine
Candies for Gills
The Store Where Xmas Needs?
Are Satisfied.
F. It. BAXTER
""Figrwramonrum 70 mm
-YORK.
Freight boat leave! Pier 27 En
HRIvcr New York (foot of Catherlm
'I‘HE GREA’I‘EST
FOOD VALUE
Frisbie’s Pies .
The most economic
dessert. Sold at all
tstorcsfl‘ry tht'm
——-——5
Big. Bat-gins
1 Kranach & Bach
1 Shoninger
1 Gordon
1 Christie & Son
1 Raven & Bacon
$65.00 AND. up .
Studwciifiauo co.
’s-LIPAPERS
THE GIFT USEFUL.
From Grandpa Down to Baby, There Is.
Norhing Adds More Joy Than
:Soft Easy Slippers. House Shoes, ” 1
Dress Shoes, Storm Boots,
Rubber Boots,Rubbers,
Puss-in-Boots--Baby’s First Shoes and
Moccasins Ill Dainty Colors
ElWood 8. Glover"
Open Evenings Beginnng Monday"
I bought:
TUESDAY, DEC. 19, 19.5 r
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Arctics, Skating Shoes
2’Wv‘w-4H
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Baby wear ' Department
overflows ' Withi- Gills
Here are some of
the things that are being git
LONG SLIPS AND DRESSES
DAINTY SHORT DRESSES
WORSTED AND CASHMFRE SACOUES
BATH ROBES AND KIMONOS
CAPS OF SILK OR WORSTED
LONG AND SHORT COATS
HAND- PAINTED COSTUMFRS
WORSTED LR'A"(";$D"ES' TOILET SETS
ti 6% TO UES A
UNDERWEAR HOSIERYgROMngsyhéTgFNS
Miss" K. A. POLHEMUS MltLIN'Ell .
Hat Cap and Scarf Sets. Z
Hand Embroidered Linen Handkerchiefs ranging from-
-' 19¢ to 50¢f§aflf
Hand Crochet and Fancy Bags.- - -
Silk Hosiery.........'............. .50¢and $1:
Gold Filled Hat Pins . . ...... . .35¢ per, 13'
Also Millinery oi all kinds. ‘
Bank Coupons.
801 Washington Street
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St.) every day except Sunday, at 3 p
m. Freight received at Norwalk up it
5 n. m. and at South Not-walk u; it
5: 30 p. to.
George F. Footo, Gener!’
THE ANNINO J.8Ml1
PORTATWJN LINE. Inc.
A Child With Bad
Teeth
cannot grow strong" and healthy
' 11-11%.
AN.
its food 'in the mouth. Many a
1 case of Diphtheria originated in a
hollow tenth.
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conéuctedm "the-m .cqimu'l‘ woliaY oviisllm out? _3 t e
tore 15:" Ihehhh‘hfiiiahhmi‘nw
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Dr. Mallory will explain to you
how it is ‘possible for twenty»
Iseven different: kinds of Germs to
inhabit one man ' decayed
tee.
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mean
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ofln m: ,to‘: 4
on account of poor preparation of »
," For Up.to-dnto.»=8ervlco: Gull
ERED H.'GANUNG.
Funeral Director and Embalmor
, romeo and Reoldenco.
_~ Telephone 004
’ 54 no. Mulnshr' Sm'Noflflltk
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RiII'Takevst'the Cake
ANDREW DAVEY, lit
98 Washington St. South Norwalit
PHONE 410 " '1 E?" in.» 'PRQMPT AUTO DELIVERW
Gives “the Best:VaIueg in memory .. ”
Sometimes my Ma gets mad at. me
When she ‘wants errands done,
'Cause I don't like to leave my play
And think too much or run
But when shamotpgmt'himmoh
- And says so nioqotoimauimoui
.iitl tum
summit you gmtitem' “”I' "
And get some .eakgl \ (pil- twre
t‘tdi’m a“h"iiehks undying,” qfloaw
Magritte? 899m MINI iiqoaolr El“.
dinom
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53 WALL ST.
”B a'JaCkSOIl NORWALK
Misty ad: is 11% 433
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