Evening sentinel, Monday, December 25, 1916 · page 7

MONDAY, DEC. 25, 1916

 

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CIIY NEWS

There will he no meeting Tuesday?
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owning or the Norwalk Scout \l:-.s1:
ers' School.

The Norwalll Iron Works closed
Saturday evening until tomorrow.
The firm will pay the employers for
tiday as a Christmas bonus.

——ANOTHER APPEARANCE
of the Mthelly's orchestra. Ar-
mory, Saturday evening, Dec. 30, 1916.

leorgo Castle and Thomas (,‘urtir.
Were arrested yesterday for drmk-
cnneso. The case will come 'in be
fore Judge George II. Voahursh this
morning.

 

There were only four transfers at
property in Norwalk last week, with
mortgages 01 316.550. For the third
week of December, l9l3, there were
nine transfcrs of propurty and mort~
gilt-{es of $6.408.

 

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“TONIGHT, BASKETBALL E
Brooklyn (last season's lntcrstulei
largo? team) V51: NorWaIIt Prclimin- I
an game.
ed seat sulc
slorc and lingon‘ s lunch \tagon
'I‘hc stork visited the home 111‘ x'r.
and him. Stcphen Orris, of 7.1; l.e,\'~
inmon avenue. Saturday owning. and
toll on right pound bouncing bully

 

Because 0! the holiday the lodgcs‘“
%which usually meet this owning hair:E
:postponcd thci' meetings until late
lin the week.

Olive Branch.
(onsidcring
securing ncvr quarters
attached to the prcsent
able and it thought it “ould better iii
new rooms are secured. ;

are

John Brennan,
many people as
the present time an inmate ot' the“
Brookside Home, Waterbury.
he has been for some time and “llt'l‘e'
he is to live this winter.

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I Upon our advertising space for any
change in coal prices

We are leaders in our line of goods of all descriptions
Hay, Grain, Coal, Feed. C ement and everything needed in
the h ."ng line.

RAMTOND BROTHERS

137 Washinztou St.

Knights of Pythtias.

the ad\isab .lily of;
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Phone 1 13-3.

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where
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be prevailed upon to remain there.»

Local merchants
perous Christmas
plenty of money in town and it was

 

had a very pro.»
week Therc was

A Merry Christmas

5pc. 1t t"'.1ecl_\ Thc only complaint made

by 1hr lucrchants was that they were
unablt to secure

sale.

«Today

articles at w holo—

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: to ‘ you and yours

'3. pt 1"fo1 111111101 s \' audc-

villc and pic-111nm»Charlie Chaplin mi

The Rink,‘

The Post Office

Dancing. Aimory. Reson' Inotth spud in ordtl
at Donucll)‘ s Stationery; lush oi 111 Ill

thc situation longer hours and speed-
Wcrc llt‘l'l‘sslll‘)’.
Illl‘ local postofl‘icc is cupablc of doing
this lllltl it is not cxpcctcd that thcrc

RI gcnt 'l‘ I)! attc.

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CONN‘EALLY & BRACKEN

is nothing at top- 5
Io handlc the;

Thousands and thou- . .1 WASHINGTON ...-“£51- TELEPHONE 1"”
[sands oi par-111:5 unremittilcd at the 4
last minut: and in ot‘dhr to handle ”

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Large Eels, Carp

1'1... ci’licicnt staff 111i

tiny. Mother and son arc doing him» will bu any delay of mail, Adunll'al .

I ' E s :lsi caught its shari‘ of lit“ a S C d

y “"" ruzlhnulidliu‘td 111011 working all 112in All Kinds 0' FrQSh, a“ and anne FISh
"A ”"9 “”in 0’ ilii‘ki‘yo‘. dill'ksqustcrtiuy dt-iivcring parcels. ’ G O .

and scene has been rel-circa, s10... ~—-—-—---- , -- '—'- [eenp0ft ystefs

open until 10 :1, 111. Christmas morn-
ing. Modorn Msrl’fict. 15 North Main“
street. I

No soccer game was play: d

day afternoon on the “an! s!
grounds. At the last 111111111 m 1111
Wtu'crieya. of New llulen

tho contest and 11111
81481119!“ was unable to set 111a nuotll- I
or team.

"u“ Sill'dfi)’ aflcnloon, 111'1'ob1hl) .mlt'ruit blanc nianuc,
vand buttcr, oranges,

canny cigars.
randy
\bout two man“ .4 llclitl‘ («ups and tho rights by

tho Ward sircul grounds.

Iv‘rank Black
is quitc :t bird ttainct'it'.

of lmxingto1t:',1\cuuo‘

CHRISTMAS AT FITCH'S HOME
'i‘ho soldiers

Ili‘ltc‘lt s lionn “ill
”Mm. .mus dinner The so 11.1111 llarry l.ut
l‘ccti ternlan u Stamiol'd boy, has gotten it!)
Ia. vmy pretty mcnu
(.mm.H;,1l1icr. ’l‘hc menu includt;
Nora-41k than, Ikcy nith drcss'mg gibltt snucm
berry 51-11110, succiotlsh
'I‘lte \‘otwalks “ill Diminips. bakcd swort potulot ',

Tllt'

Long and Round Clams

Leave your orders for Half Shell Oysters for Christ-
mas.

BRIDGE FISH MARKET

'Phonu 108 and 109.

housed

:1 {inc Christ '

a TV I
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who
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curd tor the din
Roast tur-
cram-i
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cclcl‘y,i
' min: p.11 bread. ...-
tcn, toil‘ec. milk,I ..

KEEP ADVERTISINE AND

mashed 11 North Main 82.

Pm Dollvory.

 

 

 

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is supplicd by the W0-

ycttru ago hu I‘ouud :1 baby crop nith that camps 0! SU'M ”i “40'1“”-

:1 broken leg. lle handuncd up the 1111:?
and cared for It. Now it full
grown and Mr. Black has truinnd iii
‘10 that'it will ((11110 at his (“.lll

It will cut out of his hand and \tiill
p1 rform many othnl trh- -I .s.

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'I‘hc Mllt‘ord Citizen says that Dr
'W. llcrbcrt Wilcy. whom 1'111‘
crowded into a tclcphonc [1011'
was hurncd, t'cccnth'. in Milford, will}
suffer the 1111 ow. Hurry]
Ncury, the chauil‘cul' ol‘ :1 car binned;
for the itt‘cldl‘lll., was lillt'll $.14) :.11:li
scutcnced to jail for
appealed.

 

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loss of

330 thus, hut hasI

 

Local storckccpcrs, whose names
will probably ncvcr bc mentioned hit
that connotation. following their owni
wishes in that rospcct. have ccntrihutfl
cd very largcly to tho Christmas ‘ilir-I
ing' for thc poor of Xot'wnllt this 3113121
Many of the organizations that are:
giving Christmas baskets and Christ-1
mus parties owe the stlcccss of their,
efforts to tho 1101101115in of thc molt:
chants. ‘

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William E. Slater. a farmer in
Easton, filed a petition in bankrupI-:
cy in thc United States court Friday.»
.119 has liabilities of 1111,5119 and}
85.099 of the amount is unsecurrcd. A
herd of cattle consisting of 16 cows,‘
one (bull. two heifershnd seven bull
calves he lists. as being of the value
tor $10,029, but these are held on ‘con-
ditional sale by Stevens Brothers, of
Liverpool. N. Y.. Other assets con-
sist, of farm tools, valued at, $1.000;i
other personal property, $720 and
debts due on open accounts $300

 

 

OPEN _“ LETTER

To Owners of Real Estate, Merchants,

Manufacturers:—

Wc warn you to WAKE-UP as to the lnsurablc
Values at your Buildings, Stocks. Machinery. Within
two years there has been an appreciation oi from 10%
to 50% in materials and labor—hence rcplacemcn
costs are much higher. Has your Insurance been pro
portionatcly increased? Such action is advisable in
all cases, and imperative where the 80 per cent. or 9
per cent. Reduced Rate Clause is part oi the Policy
Contract.

Consult your Insurance Agent immediately. ,

TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN,

W423i) South Norwalk Trust Co. Building

 

 

 

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OUR SCHOOL SYSTEM.

siliilor 11111111... :1 111111 'I:

How 1011;: have we got to sustain
lI': plcucnt incilicicn‘. school system’;
The law rtpcr'lllcs that the children
shall attend school a curtain linin-
tit-1' oi dayn each year. Teachers are:
eiilidoyed to teach a stated number
of days in a, year. But quite q
number of scholars in this district:
hate the privilcgc ol’ attclldinl: school
only half a day or two and one half'
this :1 work. likewise. there are
some Icachcrs who touch only half
'1, rfzty. in consequence of these con-
ditions. scholars and teachers are do ?
' us. only half work. This district was}
:11th subjI-t'tcd. to such makeshiltl
11.1 :.tional uicthods until it tumei
11.113121 the consolidated sthool sys-I
11111. Will tho tlillllltn Ixc subjctt to,
I‘Pgll‘llliltlltl and tli“(‘litilnl‘ for 11111111th
in: st llool one hundred days instead:
41: Ino liundrcd days this year? Will}
trualicrs draw halt pay or in“ pay.
Irv I.'.1Il‘ work"? “in: I> to hi'mw tut
such conditions? Lastly. and more
ivwlllp':'y" ”7‘” ..ll .1... .. 3

_\o."1'.< ot‘ ill" (hildl'un‘s school life
11 In Hit‘l'lfii'l‘ll in ordl't' to maintain
111. unsatisfactory cvlilral dirt'clor
.1 th'
SECOND lllS'l‘ltll‘T

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Attorneys at Law

PATENTS

A. M. Wooster, Late Examin- '

or U. S. Pat. Office i
F. H. Ibwersock, 13 years
_ practice N. Y. City .

St, BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
Send For Booklet On Patents

 

 

 

 

 

 

THE SELECTION OF
SUITABLE WALL PAPERS

is an easy task hcre. We show‘

so many varieties both in pat-I

can suit any taste or meet any
requirement. And we can suit
any purse too. We carry papers
in every grade, so any price limit
you may have set can be accom-
moda‘ted.

The. Gorham Co

Idelay having out those teeth that
ipcriodically ulcerate causing you
:so much suffering with loss of
Itime, and at the same time en-
idangering your health? The dc-
caying substance thrown oi? by
them is continually entering yourI
‘system, the open cavity is a fer-.
tile ground for germs, and a di--
rect path by which they can reach:
the parts most susceptible. With
a perfect method, and a wide ex-;
perience in difficult cases, I am;
able to extract teeth without:

 

 

 

 

 

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l9l7-Christmas Club- 1917

Open from Tuesday. Dec. 26th to
Saturday, Dec. 80th

Five Series of fifty weekly payments
3 2.5 weekly deposit Christmas check 3 12.63

 

 

 

Business Men

AND THOSE WHO ARE

appreciate the help
,. . glasses give the eyes.

A ‘ We call attention .to the
BIFOCAL or glasses with

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25' 25 two sights.
“ “ 50.50 Our OCULIST’S examination
5‘ ' “ ‘ 101.00 is without charge.
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pain or discomfort, and no ill af-
ter effects.

Dr. J. H. Mallory

It So. Main 8%.. So. Norwalk. Conn
loony- by nppolnfloentonly.

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° “my 3‘" (”“9" ”’5 Mam .DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTICI‘

' disease and pain. health is restored. Sometimes my Ma gets mod n m.

terns and plain colors that we ‘

.5:30 p. m.

I THE ANNING J.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Wishing All a

Merry Christmas

Sterling FurniturciCo.

 

 

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A Merry \
Christmas to All
Albert F. Gcbcbc

‘ Phone 1069 2
l 25 Washington St. so. Nor-wont
Prompt Delivery.

 

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Big Bargins
r Kranach & Bach

1 Shoninger

1 Gordon

1 Christie & Son

1 Raven & Bacon

$65.00 AND UP

 

 

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Studwcll Piano Co.
We Sell Red Oak Coal;

3 bu. No. 2 Nut Coal ... $1.00»
WM. EFFRON CO., Inc.
3 Rowan St. I

 

 

Picture Framing
George W. Collin Jr

Headquarters, Bee‘i‘s’ Station
cry Store, Nor-walk. .

 

 

The New Science
For Up-to-date Service Call .
FRED H. GANUNG.
Funeral Director and Embalm

Office and Residence
Telephone 904
54 80.. Main 31.. , So. Norwnl

Chiropractic in the definition at th: ;
cause of the disease and the art 0 .

adjusting the some. Disease ll cause:

by a wrench, twist or sprain In th ’
back. Even if done in childhood
h creates plnched nerves and pain 1111
later life in the dinerent organs anc'.

limbs.
Chiropractors remove: the cause 01

 

Bill Takes the Cake

through harmonizing the nerve sys ' W.
laws in your 13ndy.Femnio trouble. }thn she wants errands done. I

given special attention; also curvature . ’Cause I don't like to leave my 9hr
01 the spine. You will never regret. And think too much of run.
gm“ the Chiropractor ‘ chance tr 3But whcn she comes out on the porch: ‘

help you .
Magnetic treatments given also And says so nice to me.
Son can't you go to lite Monroe

T Francis D C lAnd get some cake for tea? 1‘;- ‘i

it allcrs speaks up just as quick . ‘7’
84 Washington 81:. En. Nor-walk, Conn) 111d prrlite as can be— :7
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Graduato (com Palmer Scnooi I’d love to 80 to live Monroe
And get some cake (or ten. 2*.

i The Banner Bakery-

Sloan-10M.

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FAST FREIGHT 1.le TO NEW
YORK.

Freight boat leaves Pier 27 E.-
River, New York (foot of Catherlml Tel. 357
St.) ew-y 11:3! cxcer‘. Sunday ..t 3 p ' W
m. Frelght received at Norwaik up :1 .
5 o. m. and at South Norwalk u: tr;

 

Mrs. Ethel Virgin O'Ndl’
. -~m , VOCAI. STUDIO
' I 43 West Avenue.

' South Norwalk.

George F. Foam, Gene".
SMIT.
PORTATION LINE. In».

 

Tuevsdiys For particular: '1,
We Are Paying the Higrestt, Fridays Inquire at Studio -.
Prices For All inds Oi 1‘ ‘0'”: 3-5 PM“ 34°-

 

JUNK To make potato chips that are om ‘
TcICPh°“¢ 01’ Send P°5t31 t0 icut the chips into very cold: WW.‘ _
L. EFFRON then 1111 out and: dry. between claims
1 Rowan St. East Norwall' and drop into boiling tat.
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A Merry Christmas

With hearty “thanks for

your liberal patronage
RAYMOND a SON I

Wall 68}. High Sts. Funeral Directors Norwalltf;

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

JlCIIBI’S

Special Sale

 
 

 

 

 

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F SILK SKIRTS
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; BLOUSES
*. Georgette, Lace and Embroidered Crepe De Chine, Sill:

 

Blouses in the up-to- -date stripes and plaids.
SILK UNDERWEAR
In Italian Silk and Crepe De Chine. . g '1
BOUDOIR CAPS .
Showing of the best models of the season.
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Plain Taffeta, Dresden Tafi‘eta, Messaline and Crepe De.
(line.

SILK ROSIERY
All {be practical and best of the novelties.

 

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