wam.»wem— —
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«aé.
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’ FOR SALE. .
FOR GALE—BETTER THAN TUR-
lreys. Fine roasting young fat chick-
..eiis; head of! at market price. Deliv-
gei't‘d Friday and Saturday. Junius
iiirown, 25 Elm Grove St. '1 el. con.
FOR SALE—LATE 1917
pouring car This car has only been
‘tlfik‘u uncut 800 miles. Not a mark on
it. Price $32;
vim than a new one.
care of Sentinel.
), will demonstralc. Bet-
Addrcss “Ford"
d21 3t
"ran SALE—~Olt nnur 7 noon
house nmrly paporcd and painted, big
lot 80 by 130. 1 block to trollt-y, good'
noiuhborhood, Price $2700 Rout $18.00
Easy terms. Lawrence Agency. South
Main street. South Noru’alk.
FOR SALvaCOlDluN RUSSE’!‘ Cl-
(lcr from Palmer's old orchard mills.
Not like ordinary cider. It is made
from selected Itussrt apples. Try it.
win. Miumfiyasuingmn six-em. dlI-i 9t
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Cards:
on this on
Less, 256.
To Let. or sue.
Business and Professional. l
Miscellaneous Ads.
ge. Twenty-Five Words or
Three Times, 50. I week
$1.00. Blackfm «Caps Double Price.
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- 'ro LET. 1
TO LET—A MAN'S ROOM, COLON~
ial cottage. 65 South Main ‘St. dZ‘.’ 3t!
l T0 LET-4 noons AT 43 cumu-
street. inquire at 73 Cedar street, or
i phone 370. «122 3t
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To LET—5 DOOMS SECOND
floor at 12 chestnut street, South Nor-
walk. Inquire F. D. Lawton. 40 Bay-
nnw awnue. (322 iii
T0 LET~FURNISHED AND UN-
furnished rooms at the Hotel Bristol.i
newly renovatcd. Inquire first floor. 1
dill 12L
TO LET—IJINNING ROOM PillYl-i
dogs at the Hotel Bristol, formerly”
quiland House, 50 rooms. Boarders
:gaarantoed. Good terms to right party"
inquire 1.. 1. Conch, 10 So. Main St...
after 5 p. in. dill tit,
TO LET—BASEMENT anion?
Hall 80 x 20. Suitable for any purpose;
inquire on premises. '
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LOST.
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BUSINESS NOTICE.
PAINTING —-
decorating. paintcr's supplies; wall
paper, up-to-da‘tc styles, lowest prices.
..._._.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial on ““m
Alexander-i
an: solicited. Tel. 400,
lWhlte, til 1-2 Ely avenue, m23
-—MONEY FOR CHRISTMAS
(lather your rags, papers and other
junk and notify us. Wé will pay the
best. Philip P. Mulroney, 62 Van Zuni
street, East. Norwalk. Phone 1182-5
GRACE PARISH NOTES.
'l‘ucsday—~ iirls‘ I‘ricndly Society in
the Parish house at 7:30.
'rl‘lll'titl‘l)‘~ Hector}: hcipors, at
it W051 Main slit-it.
\lt’cdnosdayr»l{niuht.< oi” King Al“
tliur. l’urish huuiw at 7:30.
("Midi-en‘s Xmas Festival, ii wool:
from Tuesday in tlw Parish house at
1:30
3:
FOR SALE—6 room house
with all modern improvements.
in good location, East Norwalk.
Price $2,300. Small deposit. bal-
ance mortgage Also have a
building lot, 28 x 170, on Arch
street. Norwaik. Can he bought
reasonable. For particulars
Ask John T. Haves
7 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
Real Estate—Insurance
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DIVIDEND NOTICE
134th
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVI-
DEND OF
The Norwalk Savings, Society
Norwalk, Conn,
December 14, 1916.
At a meeting of Directors
of this Society, held this day a
dividend, at the rate of FOUR
(4) per cent. per annum was
_ declared to Depositors from
the earnings of the six months
ending December 31, 1916.
The same will be entered an
pass-books and paid on and
after January 10th. 1916.
MONEY DEPOSITED ON
OR BEFORE WEDNES‘.
DAY, JANUARY 10, 1917,
WILL DRAW INTEREST
FROM JANUARY Ist. 1017.
STEPHEN H. HOLMES,
President.
FREDERICK A. ELLS,
_ Treasurer.
DEPOSITS OVER ' 7_
04.400000
w——Gns and electrical lamps, art glass
‘ .ohadcs, $3.98 to $15.00 at A. J. C l-
lins C. y . 0
VON BlSSlNfi iLL; IS TEM-
PORARLY TAKEN FROM POST.
>LQNDON, Dec. 22.——Gencral Von
Bissmg, German military governor of
rmctglum, _is dancsrously ill of pneu-
‘nmnia, according to dispatches receiv-
«ui here today. So iii has he become
the dispatcher; stated. that he has
(Il'
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. “Charlie Chaplin in “The Rink."
and 6 star acts of vaudeville, at the
.. Regent, Xmas Day. Reserved seats
i . afternoon and evening.
——
Frank 8. Field. of Lincoln
‘ is now improving slowly‘laf-
; . for having been seriously ill for any.
'rw‘y“; Qrzil weeks. '
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Mrs.
avenue.
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- ~Alice Rrarlv in “llflhzht and Paid
It‘or.“ at the’ Palace today.
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PAPER-HANGING‘
..'Sltlf‘ ccmstcry-
l died on Monday. December 18th, at
‘btcn temporarily replaced as govern-’
l TO LET——6 mans—mm Ala.
’modern improvcmcnts at 32 Taylor
Ave. Inquire at United Grocery Co. or
lR‘ 0. Raymond.
l m.
a—w—q—_
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To LET STORE AT 307 EAST;
‘Wnshlngton struct. Inquire at 64 So.
Main street or 'phone 60.
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ARION HALL t
Newly decorated, in first class can
(fun be rented for balls, par:
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' ties and oihcr occasions. Booking for
next your now open. Tel. 1285.
. tlitlon.
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V ~Gas and electrical lumps, on glass
shadcs, $3.98 to $15.00 at A. .l. Col-
lins C.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
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Funeral of John J. Callan
’l‘ho rourains oi‘ John J. t'ullan, of
\l’oodwanl uremic, wort: brought. to
South Norwaik this morning by Un-
dertaker Charlcs Fabio. Funeral scr-
rices will ho hold tomorrow morning
ifrom St. Joseph‘s Churcluat 9 o‘clock,
'l‘lm burlnl wrll bu in St. Thomas“ comg
ottu'y, Fairficld. Automobile t.‘0rlugo..
Ilercascd was a native of it‘airficld;
and was well-known throughout this
suction of tho stoic. lio had boon cm-
ploycti in n numbcr of places by. tho
Now York. Now Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company, both as tulcirraph
narrator and ticket agent. He was to.
outed for several years in South Nor-
t
walk. and loaves 11 wide circle oi:
ft‘luuids. lie was toriyilro yours ot_
age. I
. Mrs. Harriet Hunt
Mrs. llurrit‘t limit, on old.rosidcnt
'oi Norwullt, and a momlwr of tin1
South Nnrwalk Congregational Church
dlmi in Now York City. this morning.
tShc was ill yours years old. Funeral
'liircotor .l). W. Raymond is in New
York todnv and will take charge of
tho rmuains. Funeral sorriccs will ‘tm
hold in thou South Norwnlk Congrega-
tional Church Sunday afternoon at
it o'clock, and Rev. John Stapleton
A will ofiiciate. interment will be in Riv-
ersidc‘ cemetery.
Funeral of W. S.-‘Wilcox
Tho tuncral of William S. Wilt-ox‘
' was hold this afternoon at 2230 o'clock‘
lfrom the late home, Woodward avc~
'huc. Roy. Frodcrick A. Coleman. roc-
tor of the Trinity Episcopal Church
ofilcintod and interment was in River-
Thc pall-bcurcr’s were
iwurms Bcdwcli, .loscph Davis, Dr. C.
'F. Boutwell, (trainer C.Hogcmnn, llr.
,Wiiliam Moore and chry R. Minor.
,Qld \Voll Lodge. No. 108. It‘. and A. M"?
{conducted services at the home last.
‘evening and this afternoon Butler
1.0ng hold the Odd Fellows service
‘at the grave.
t
Sylvester Freeman.
! Sylvestpr Freeman, Private, Co. B
3:11:11 lieu. C. V. Col. Inf., formerl)
t"“"“'“ as ”W 31st Roz. (J. Vol. inf..
The d“
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i.ll'itch’s home in Noroton.
loomed was 76 years of age.
{mom was made yesterday in Spring
l Grove cemetery.
JAMES M. TAYLOR BURIED
Funeral services for James M. Tay-
jlor, president. emcritusof Vassar Col-
‘lnze. were held in Vassar Chapel in;
I’oughkeepsle yesterday. The schic-j
es wore simple. .The college choir.
imam-lied in in a body. A brief-read:
log by Dr. Lyman If. M. Saunders, ai
eulogy by Dr. Lyman Abbott and a!
hvmn by the choir composed the ex-l
crcisos. The funeral procession lorry-l
ing the chapel was hooded by Presi‘;
dent MacC'racken and Miss Florence}
M. Cushing, a trustee. Besides the:
family there. were. present trustees.
faculty. alumni; students and repressn i
tativcs of the stale and of many edu
rational oruanizatious.
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It is a pleasure to shop in a slam
where you am sure you will be able
to purchase a gift that is sure to
please the receivers. No other place
in town affords the buyor greater op
portunity for the selection of Xmas
rifts than the store of A. J. Collins
Co. Their large and varied line at-
,fords you a. selection that will make
iyour Xmas shopping easy and not on-
Ily that, all goods purchased up to
.Baturday night will be delivered be-
fore Xmas. _
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WANTED.
MACHINISTS WANTED
First-class machinists. Steady
work to good men. Cali, tele-
phone or write Holland Machine
Co.. 132 Water St., South Nor--
walk, Conn.
WANTED-~AT ONCE. EXPERI-
onced operators on Singer machines.
Lounsbury-iliathcwson'& (‘0. (122 31
WANTED—till“:FOR onumm.
housework to go to the city. inquire
ti SI‘ill’lC‘W arc, liast Noru'alk. G22 31
WANTED~MECHAN1CS FOR ALL
round bench work, such as assembling.
Good chance and steady work for
right than. liipley Machine (30.. Chest~
one strrct, South Norwaik. d2? 3t
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WANTED—~130‘l’ WANTED,
tcr's drug store.
BAX-
d2‘2 3t
WANTED-~Y0llNG MAN NOT 0V-
vr 23 years of age for order clerk. Ex-
poriont‘o unnecessary, but must write.
.L‘ood, lcgiblc hand. High school grad-
uato preferred. Good pay to start. Ex-
cellent opportunity for advancement.
Phonc or call. Norwnlk 'l‘irc & liub-
her Co. ’
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. WANTED— LARGE
hand store for use
SECOND
in store. Send
care of Sentinel.
W‘s...— , .__,___ _
WANTED» EXPERIENI‘ED PACK-
ors for Panama hats. Apply Vu~
t'tllliil Panama lint Co, Stamford, Ct.
d2] 3t
WANTED—Blfltliildlts AND i~‘l.\'-
ishors on Panama and lvghorn hats.
Apply Vacuum Panama Mat (70., Stam-
ford, Conn. 112] at
WANTED“ OPERATORS, EXPER»
lent-ed on Sing-pr I‘owor machines, Al-
so l‘cmulcs to sow hooks and eyes on
house (irosscs. (loud walrus, steady
\rork assured. ltoyol Manufacturing
(‘41.. S: \‘l'ashinuton street. South .\‘or-
wuik. 4 (121 iii
WANTED-~BltiGHT can. you or.‘
lice. llluat oenccurntc in ordinary unth-
'nwtic. Good opportunity it satisfactory.
A bonus of to per cont. paid in addi-
tlon to salary. ll. Jar-oh & Sons shoe
manufacturers, Bcldcn avenue, Nor-
walk. (ifll 8t
WANTED—— 'A Illidt‘KSlilTll’S‘
helper. Ono with experience. C. i«‘.
Green, 10 Steamboat Place. d20 2?
WANTEDwBRlGH'l‘ BOY T0 AS
sist in stock room. Good pay; also
bonus of 10 per cent. to right party...
Apply at once to Ii. Jacob «it Sons,
Shoe Manufacturou, ilcldcu avenue,
Norwalk. dL'O 3t,
WANTED—FEMALE AND. MALE
operators and pressers on men's Palm
Beach coats. Samuel Itovner, 50-52.
lluy street.
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WAKE.
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OPERATORS 0N SEWING MACH-
nes, pay while learning.
WANTED~ YOUNG
stock room.
MAN IN
Cluett, Peabody.
& Co... inc. '
s C I E N. Till I“ I C
MenandMethods
are the“ creative factors in our
service. These, combined with
courtesy and square dealing,
. are the principles upon which
our success is builded.
“The, Service
Scientific”
9 runner"
"The Housed! flood Ghoul.”
Oculilte, Optometrists, outlying
87 Atlantic Bo» . Wow, Goon.
opens“ on 9 p. :11. Est; 1891.
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(Continued from First Pm.)
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dropped over in his owu comer after,
taking a. shower of rights and lofts to
the law. A well directed right unusual
ly to his law was responsible for hill
defut. This blow was delivered in
the fifth. Palmer wont dams with a
thud and although for from being out,
it took all the steam he had ten in
his punchm. and incidentally a lot of
pop out of him. He made the mistake
I 0f trying to fizht too hard after taking 3
tho. count, The bell was rung in the
fifth while Referee Lee was countlnz
,ovor Palmer. In the sixth session,
Palmvr save save a grcat exhibition
of sameness. Kunz rushcd him all
; over this ring and shot rlzhts and lofts.
. to his face. H9 109ch a tarrittn Nnbt‘
'jolt to the Italian boy's law. Palmer
’bounootl clear in tho rnneq and wont
pmmrlcallv out standing up. lie pull-
tod himcnlf togethoiu and camp back
and minded to hold his wav thrmmh'
tin: not iii the round. He staggered
to his corner when the hell runtr
I’almu- came hack and tnngm himsnif
out in rim seventh. which was his
round ’l‘lw eighth was @1an anti in
the ninth Vmw. out nvpr the “kayo."
Plentv of Action
Boxing fans of the cilv saw one of
ilm t’outout comm that has linen stop;
an in run Posimi in many months whrn
lx'um. oml T’u‘mnr mot. The bout by
rounds is as follows:
liouwl Ono~'i‘lw .men shook hands
Land toad oft. Kunz crouched low and
fittli‘iml in ulvm Illl his man, Palmflr
rushcd tho. ilchtwcizht cluuuu to tho
r‘nmis nod ulnutml n hard vitrhl in '1'»;
law. Kunz was very cautious rlurlnz
the round. Palmer swunz his loft nf~
tun mid hmlw tbrmwh it’mW’s "Hard
for a bum.» ni‘ smacking: blown on the
stomach. The man were fizlztlnv l”!
wlwn tho bell sounded. It was Palnr.
cr‘s round. '
‘Ilnnnd 'i‘n‘o-Jt’nnz mum out 1" his
,pornor with a rush and heforp "MW:
lt-r not not lm Alitllwd over a stinklna“
rlwht, Ho tnllnuwl it up with u MIL]
Pulmcr rotallatmi with a loft and torn
prices and particulars. Address G, lwd Kim-r in the Qtlllvlar'll titreo times,
i
man i
:in succession, Kunz rushed Palmer
am the roman and nut nm‘nsg n clump,-
.of hard blows which made his
twincn. it was K-mz's round.
9 Round ’l‘hrro—Thn mon 1491.8 torri.
fir nut-p I“ [lip l‘i‘lIlld‘ Hung Il“l!"‘t
hard. but found l’nlmar williuz to mix
ovary limo. Tho latter trind to box
,bis man and form] tlw worse. on a sur-
ics of exchanges ncar tho rows. Pulm-
or camp tun-k with a rush and slowed
up tho South Nora's-1k bav with a
hard loft. to tho. stomach. He followed
it 1m with a riwbt and loft in the fac‘.
Kunz was mlnnlnz war the mid nt
the round, while Palmcr scorad ot-
iPn. It was Palmer's round. Pnlmor'u
l
f“ ‘"" ""‘“ portly clost‘d at the end
. of the round.
lvuml ll‘nqu-i’nlmor allnncd and
it'nli “'3 ha camp out of
iKlilll stonnml nsltlc- nml walnut until;
ll“ om nu lip \"f‘Q unplnmlnd fru- ill!
,sporismnnllko‘ notion. Kunz plnvnd.
‘for l’ulvuor‘ngluft cvc. and brought
'hllwl from thédniumd m-mibnr hv
jabbing is mnvnlctllv. Kunz slammml:
Palmer hard during the round. nnrll
'v'rmt to his t'tll‘ili‘l‘ frmh. it was his!
I
his col-nor.
round. I
l Round Flyca—Pnlmnr ca‘uo out.l p
fresh and started rushing Kunz. lie;
Hylgivumi 'I haw! via-r!" .10 L'nnz'“ “no“,
timd brouubt llw blond.
,tho South Norwnlk lad. and l‘.1 cnmn
,lmt‘k like a Wildcat. in 11 Stories of Mg
icbanucs in tho cantor of tho rimu
lKunz shot a hard rittht to Palmnr‘al
,law. 'l‘i‘c Bridzcmrt ind went down;
‘lilw a loss. ' ills rpcnvorcd at that
'tcounl of “Va and slum-d loaklmz M3,,
t
t
Roi-arse Lac. Wilt-Tn lme conntcdg
scvnn, tho boll rnnu. it was welcom-l
cd by Palmer. Kunz's round.
Round Sly—«Kunz trlml hard {or a.
knockout. lip rushed I’almt‘t'
tho jaw. Palmer dropped his zurml.
Kimz innit pdvuntngn nt‘ his; l'nvnntflnl.
noss and sonon hard rluht to the man's
jaw. Palmer bounced back on
ropes. whore he stood half dnzod. Ho:
was in bad shape.
outclassed in the round.
lire steamin‘
ed him for his gamcucss. Kunz’s-
round.
Round Screw—Kurtis came out tired.
Ho worlwd hard in the round previous.
and it slowed him up it. hit. Palmer
Weaver-"d and come back in fine style.
ilo lumiod o terrific loft on Vilnz's
stomach. The chomp winced. Palmer
Puimnr was the accressor during the
rnnnrl and 511‘} in f'h's
delivered. He had a Shade on his
man when the gong sounded.
Round Richl~Painicr ruched Kunz
to the races. The mvn wont lnto_
clinch. Palm-Pr scored twice new
no broke them.
even exchnnre in the confer of the
ring, each takinu a hard blow on the
law. It was a fine nxchange. Palmer
kept on coin: all the time. and earned
an even break.
Round Nine—Kilns came out very
fresh. Palmer was very tired. Palmer
fared liadlv"\vhen he. tried to mix it
with hisman. ‘Kunn after landed a
Lhard right to the stomach, steppad
buck and measured his distance. He
shot a. luslry right smmre on Palmer's
jaw. This latter dronpcd tint on his
stomach. When Rpferee m counted
nine, Palmer roiled (we; and triad to
get up. Hg was practically helpless.
Lee saw his condition and refused
-to allow him to move. waving Kunz
to his corner. He showed soléndid
indment. as Palmer was out for a few
minutes after he was assisted to. but
3 corner.
iMAKsUNQLE SAM A XMAS one.
i l ‘ l ‘ "GENT '
i 'wasnmo'roai. Dec, 22.4mm n
‘€.Ghristmns.prescnt to your country by
; inducing ans nontEnglishaspeakins tin-O
,migrant. to learn the languane of Amer
ion." This is the Message of tho holi-
id’ay season which the Bureau of Ed-
iucotion of theDepartmeni of tho Lo
l tailor sent today to allthosa interested
tin bringing about, greater nations! on-
ity .through the memorization ...oi
ltho minim-ant population. Tho annual
g'doclinn" in attendance of adult -im-'
migrants at evening classes following
the holidayajs the cause for this un-
8
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usual “M
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Thin “ngnrndi .
to that .1
room and iznl tn tum hurd riullls to, ..
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the:
Pulmor was badly. .5
ml to his corner. Tho crowd ab“'““’".
followed it up with a riuht to the jaw. '
o-m host blows}.
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The men mods an.
.23 Watch Our Windows. Watch Our Windows
l 8 Rochester Metal Ware, Specialties. .
._ Henckel’s Manicure Scissors andSewmg Sets. , .
1.4 CARVING ' MANICURE ‘Isnwrno‘ nun SAFETY AND
1:3 SETS - SETS SCISSORS SETS ' PLAIN RAZQRS 3 ‘1
l . ~ ‘ . , scrssous AND
CASSEROLES PERCULATORS POCKET KNIVES SHEARS .
t LastMoment Xmas '
g . SUGGESTIONS _
Suggestions that you can choose from andl
sure to die pleased ' .
After all, what‘s better or more acceptable than a nice piece of Furniture, Cut Glass
or Fancy China, Picture or Lamp? .xsm
We have the largest and finest line of Holiday Specials ever shown in The Norwalks, ’
and at prices that are the lowest. ‘ H
A Few Gift SuggestiOns
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7 Globe Wernicke Book Cases Pedestals Parlor Lamps
. McDougail Kitchen Cabinets Tabourettes Gas and Electric Portables
l: Music Cabinets Umbrella Stands Mahogany Floor Lamps
s Medicine Cabinets Shrignlfiraeiit Boxes , Mahogany Table Lamps
Desk Chairs
Davenports
Library Suites
Parlor Suites
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Record Cabinets
Tabourettes
Parlor Tables
Library Tables
Cedar Chests
Couch Covers
Carpet Sweepers
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‘ Eiectric'Vacuum Sweepers Davenports
Sewing Tables Ladies' Desks Couches
Dining Tables Morris Chairs Costumcrs
Servant: Tables Fancy Chairs Hall Trees
Tea Tables Rockers Brass Beds
Dressmg Tables Leather and Tapestry Comfortables
Smoking Stands Children‘s Chairs Blankets
Cut Glass
We show a large assortment in all the new designs and cuts ranging in price from
50¢ up to $15.00 V
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Makes a gift of a practical character. Our'assortment is large and you can make selec- ..
tions of pieces from .. .............. . ........... 25¢l in ("opinion Sets up to $25.00
Pietures
Our line comprises the largest assortment we have ever shown. Artistically framed ,
25¢ to $10.00
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Wagons, Sleds, Mechanical Trains, j
“Pool Tables. .Doll Furniture, Mun- R.
Stores, Kiddie Cars, ..
Where you will find a full assortment of Automobiles,
Tool Sets, Bowling Alleys, Doll Carriages, Velocipedes,
aturc Pianos, Drums, Electric Trains. Stables. Horses and Wagons.
all marked at special prices to solve the last minute problem.
* A. J. Collins ‘ Co.
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The Lasting Pleasure of Gi‘fing Practical Gifts is to
be Had if you Buy Here.
‘As They Are All Useful
They Will ne'Appreciated
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LIBRARY sn'rs‘
' RAzon scoop,
AND. BRUSHES
. FOOD CHOPPERS FLASI-I LIGHTS
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, ‘ LUNCH "BOXES .
{g THERMOS wrrH THERMOS SLEDS . SKATES
,s BOTTLES BOTTLES ‘ :
g ‘ .1 'ALUMruUM
msro, . TOOL Boxns THERMOMETERS WARE .
g 'ERECTOR ssrs- AND TOOLS and BAROMETER - CHAFING DISHES
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AlbertD. Morgan ” _Scuth._No
rwalk :7 V.
» 1 menu" ameeung ' or mama-“341.5. Jonas n. Magner. of semen ‘ficnrrue crapiiriii""-'Tn‘”11e link?”
rh and 6 star acts of vaudeville, at their.
Regent, Xmas Day. Reserved contra a
l ~Smoking stands, brass. oak, ma. afternoon and evening.
. . o, A, J, Com... e—A . full line of Victz'j Victrolos'
Sigm' 3;1 19 to :6 5 ‘ ‘ " .‘ and records at A. J, Collins Co. .
wssgheldjnuivovan avenue. was a visitor in New Yo
Yo Men's Club ‘ y
m ,City.‘ yesterday.
ins and pious Were made for s banquct
to beglvon on Janusrnuo all moss
u-h- . ‘v ok mart in Lb? minstrei show.
—uu€€ Brady in "Bought and Paid
For," at tho Palace today.
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