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South Norvibtk Trust Co. Bldg. gymw2W
.\li'. and Mrs. H. (‘aiiipbelk of Sprin/{l
Vsll‘t‘el, last evening entertained torlyi
[ll'lt'l‘dS at a Christmas party given all
their There was a beautiful:
Christmas tree, tastefully trimmed:
fiwilli colored electric lights. Humor-f
lous girls for all were taken from iliol
‘lree and distributed, causing iiiuebl
‘lllH‘lllllt’lll, Dancing was enjoyed an,
ill a late hour. During the course or“
Ellie evening a delicious collation was}
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home.
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\\'ord has been received from Frank:
ltloo'dehiid, who went sonioi
time ago, that he will be sail for homo;
on Saturday. licccinher 3H, and will :irUi
iive here onlthc following Sunday .liis‘
many friends will be pleased to hear;
abroad
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we’re waging a cam-
paign against winter
and your assistance will make
VJe'vc gota lot of faith in our
coal and you will have, too, af-
ter you’ve tried some of it.
Send in your order today. Our
delivery is prompt.
Harris & Gain
iotrcct, is in Brooklyn, N. Y., where.l
will spend the week with Miss Made-
line Fahan, the local young lady who
is taking a course in nursing in the
Williamsburgli Hospital. .
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Masters Francis and Ralph Con-
nelly, of Taylor Place. are. visiting at
Water St. South Norwah lie home of Masters Victor and Frank
llroadhiirst, on (lolenia'i 341.1“9';
l' E Bridgeport.
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istreel, is in Stamford, where she is
Ellie guest. of Mr. and Mrs. John Mann-
tag.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
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, William S. Smith. of Belle island,
‘is expected to leave for Southern‘t‘ali-
ll‘ornla during the latter part of this
For'Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Saturday; colder tonight. j wwk.
The great high, with its crest over the,
Upper Mississippi Valley and the
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. Alias Kathryn liiickley of North
Dakotas." dominates the weather “1.51llnll'01‘il entertained a party 0ft
3“ “(”1“)“ “l 1h" country ””6 morn‘ friends from Norwalk on (‘hristnius-l
ing. The pressure over Eastern helm.“
England is relatively low, but it is, l
rising. The sky is clear generally .i'nl .Mius [CHI Johnson, of rm Hall
New England and on Atlantic SPfl-ilload, is spending the holidays witli|
board as far south as the North Cary Miss Madeline Million of New ,York‘
olliia line, on the l’acit’iccoast except city. '
Southern California and over great; .-. _-
stretches of the interior. It is cloudy “MON Sl- 09011;“, formerly Of
in the south Atlantic State‘s and on Norwiilk, now of Stamford was a vis-
thp Lilli? rpgion' where snow flurrieg‘lllll‘ lll Ntll'Witlk ,Vt‘Slt’l‘llil)‘ afternoon
have occurred. The temperature has:
fallen everywhere east ottho Rocky, 31158 Alice l’l‘f‘nt‘l‘dgflfil. Of Spring
Mountains but has risen between the Hill avenue is Visiting for it our oily-i;
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it uncomfortably hot for this til-”3 54‘1“] “0‘” '
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cold blooded gentleman. , ‘ _ l
i .\1 ins Laura bw eeiiey, ot Sprliig‘»
Vstove and see what a nice polish they
Every: Suit and {Coat
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Charge
Accounts
Opened
\‘Reduced
FRANK JACOBY
one, is New York City,
staying with friends.
“initiators i
PAINTER‘S' UNION OFFICERS . MODIFICMN’N 0|: PEACE;
L. E. Mitchell Elected President and ,
W. 8. Gregory Vice President * l
The Norwalk Painters Union held (Continued not» first Page.)
its annual meeting in (‘entral Labor - l
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1.. inch Lyceum, last. evening, at whidi MEXICO l‘H‘Y, Dec. ‘29. The mm»
illllt? the tollnwlng officers were clect~I mittee “f ”M. (‘onslituiioiial Fame”
ed for the'ensuiiig year: _ lion in charge of the labor article hast
Prefiltlentwli. Eugene Mitchell ‘orkeo permission to withdraw its re~
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\itepiesidgnl “1 ha I i -.| 3.0x, Lilli a tale tin-.nr article as pl‘est’nl-i
Recording tt-cietarywdolin (.. (iiegory ‘e-l. luzlpgulo Jose Maecias in a inrh
Financial St‘Cl‘t‘lilr)'~'-Elllit’l‘ E. Chin-3 hour speech. presented a statement
cry l‘i‘tilll General Carranza dealing with
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'l‘reasurer»~Charles ll. llarvey tn qiiislioii of laboi and (.ipitiil on,
t‘ l 't (‘l ' ”H ()w W the hams ot the system employed at!
(3mm Am ‘14:" i 18 llhe Baldwin Locoiiiolivc Works ,in
\‘iiirdenrrliouis bliul‘cll. :l’biliidelpltiii and in other big plants:
Trustee for eighteen months- (lordoiil in the l'nited States. in the report?
Gaye. 'ol the (‘oiiiiiiiltee several new [can
llltt.‘ lll -c ‘Pl . . _
It. was voted to hold a smoker on , k, . n .bl ‘ added l” m,‘ ,""L"‘ l
.. -. .tl ailicle. incliidintr a provision for
the occasion of the titteentli unniiera an mull-hour tiny. :
sai'y of the l'nion, next month.
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'l‘lu convention adopted resolutions;
lfil condolence on the death of (‘01,
«Special New Year's
at the Clifford.
..;"" but the t‘oiiveniiun decided lol
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dinner. $l,titlit§:-liiiel (‘alazuda. a delegate who was.
' I tiled with tlencral ’l‘orido de los San-1
,tim when Villisliis attacked a train
__..‘__.,-.-...__._ lreoi- 'l‘orreon. The bodies of the.
Polisher for Stove. two oilicers wit-e reported to huvcl
Do not throw away your worn 'l‘iir- been horribly mutilated. “Similar re-
kisli towels. Use them to rub tho'lltfl‘lt MVP been received in I‘Ptlfil'li
.i“ the majority of tile (lonstltutionuhi
t lhi otiiecrs killed in the northern light.‘
my.
nnxu'o ci'rv. Dec. was decree:
has been lissued ”vim: il't‘cilgiiers3
holding title to real estate, mining:
ltllld v(\iil properties and tliiilwrhinds and
ti 2 iii .3 to res . .. .. '
Says Cream A plied in Noslrila Misha} in so far as lllll [it"‘(illi‘l'llll'iéflil‘l
Relieves Hen -Colds at Once. l question are concerned. ‘
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give.
STOP CATARRH! OPEN l
NOSTRILS AND HEAD l
G" and subsequently the cases
it is fipeeted that 21> a precautionary
measure it general vaccination will qu
ordered. i
The disease was discovered it
family of Frank
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also. About two weeks alto Clark‘s
two children became ill. but at that
time it was thought the iiiali‘idy was:
chickenpox. Later (‘lark was taken
were
brought io‘ilm attr'il‘on of the local
health otllcer and last night ”F- John
’1‘. llliick, secretary ot‘ the lloard
Health, was called in.
The man and his cliildNn have been
taken to the isolation ward hospital
and the tenement has been quarantin-
ed,
The health authorities believe the
disease may be traced to \\'nterblir.\'.
a brother of Clark having come from
there recently for a visit.
Sentinel Allis. pay. Try one.
After Christmas Clear--
f Fancy China
d Cut Glass.
auce 0
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l~‘oriiial rev
. . . .- . . ., . > . . -llull"llllltlll of such r't’iits 1 b 822% 7 ‘ew bu... cake sets
a, ”11¢”pr in. with ielaliies in New Y0ik City. , , . 1. . mu: 0 e. . . pi o. , .y .
flocki s i t n ‘ ”your nostrils arc clogged and yourl piano in accordance with the decree - ' $179
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: . . .. . . head is stuffed and you can‘t breathe 'H'Hti mere than four months ill-:0: '
WEATHER A YEAR 'AGO. it 311;": (“Mm Him“ ”: 1' la). '11:” j freely because of a cold or catarrh “ hil'll provided that such t'oi-eium-rsi $2 Eb Eancy China Chocolate Sets 1.98
‘ TODAY. ‘ oat, ins returner home. rcni a \‘isl _ . W _ 1 ‘ ‘ l‘lllril, In effect. become Mexican citi-l ‘ , er e 79c
'l'ciii'wi'a’urc ow 7' ' liiu‘li :\\‘illl Mam“ in New York my‘ last P.cl a small l)Olllt of Eli s (room 1, “h in as far a“, ”Mr WOW”), was; $1.00 7 piece cel y 5 ts ..........
) l‘llr ‘ ' ' ' ” ' 5 '3 ______ Balm 1“ any drug “10”» Apply a ill-lei rem-lied. There is some iiiicci‘tmn.;1l'.‘c baby plates .................. 8c
"m ._.. 5 Miss l-‘raiiWs Burke ol (.‘ovc road, H“ “l ”n" llagiunt, ““"N 1"" “‘“mlll "5 [9 “will" ”“1 tin!“ Ls lelto, 3'5.- Japanesc China tea strainers.
*1“,ng “an,“ tomorrow. ”A Stamford, is spending a few days with
lites of the lnllnheilunds," Willi Helen 1"“le“ in South NOTWNR.
llolinis, first episode;
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ldale, spent Sunday with relatives in
! Norwalk.
“—WHITE PINE ND‘TAR—-—
Fe:- Coughs, Colds, Brim-whitisH Mrs. David Show, of Flaxllill Road,
Etc lis entertaining her three sisters from
' ’ Danbury.
Miss Lucy Howard, of Putnam ave-'
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Stillson-Powell-Cor ra‘ion
into your iiostrils and let it penetrate";
tlirou h every air lassa'e of you!“ . . . ‘
llt‘fltlgstltillllllll. {lndllltlllll:" the. ill-3 . 1”,“.“0.( H" I)”; 29'1“ is 0m"
. s _tli'il_\ iepoilcd that the \illi-‘tas have
flamed, swollen mucous ineiiibl‘ane:.xiil'i'i rcd several severe defeats in the]
and you get instant relief. illi'l’tll durllng ”10 iilsl “to days. 5
Ah! how good it feels. Your nos»
trils are open. your head is clear, noi
more hawking, shuffling. blowing; not M...
more headache, dryness or struggling _ .
for breath. Ely's Cream lhilm is justt Poor Rattling Bouts to Be Staged °nl
head colds and Jan. 5 l
u.~ll-.h:.—~.\.iv. ‘ Matchmaker William Dagaii llasi
icoiiipleted his card for the Mel's Show:
" iii Loekw'ood‘s llall on Friday evening, ‘
‘l.lan 5. His star bout needs no intro-,1
ldiielion to the boxing fans as liatllingt
' Klillz, lightweight champion ol‘. Coal
I necticut. and pride of Nori'alk meetsi
' Frankie (.‘onifrey. New York's Fight-
;mm and affects present enterprises,
tl' only future rights. ‘
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MET’S CARD COMPLETE
what sufferers t'rmii
catarrli new]. it's
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":7 Entries mtg he made this week if
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with {l per 0 it. interest.
3 .25 Weekly
eposit Christmas Check
as; .50 Weekly posit Christmas Check
.3} 1.00 Weekly posit Christmas Check
2.00 Weekly
-' 5.00 Weekly
DSit Chrstmas Check
os'fifichristmas Check
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' onds of'Ti'rift »
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us to send yu a check for next Christmas
~ , 4.'l;‘he PC has Trust Co ~ “"
; lug Fireman in a 10 round-""lmut at,
. 138 its. at :l p. m. For a 6 round semi-l
vfinal .loc Dillon the great little Stain,
1 lord battler. who has shown the goodsj
{on both his appearances here meets a
i new comer in these parts. *nnmed‘
,“Pepper” Martin of Brooklyn, now a
, resident of Bridgeport, Pepper scored
pa decided hit at the last Aconu A. C.
smoker and should give Joe a great.
:boiit. In the first 4 round bout~Shin
[Gibbons a local bantani, who is mak-
3 int: a name for himself, meets Johnny
{Sharpe of Bridgeport, a cle'ver boxer
iw'ho is being handled by his famous
ghrother, Young Cohan. In the third 4
you , wish
,,,,,, 3 12.72 3 round go, A'hdy Wargo, pride of
. . , _ , , 25,44 , Springwood, who has met. Shine Gib-
, . , , , , 50,88 Xbons in two slashing bouts, meets
, . , , , , 101,76 "N ‘ Louie Bagash, a crack Bridgeport ban.
, _ . . 254,40 _ .1 . 1 tam. The popular Jack Dempsey will
, y; lreferee. James Glilotto is timer and
. 3 - ‘ ‘1 Harry J. Smith the announcer. Seats
: { now on sale at the leading sporting re-
{if t sorts.
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_' l NEW YEAR'S DAY SENTINEL
. n-fi l The Sentinel will he issued next
. .l J Ehlonday. New Year's Day, as a thorn
H
; ing paper?
with tray at ................... 19c
$3.75 Burci’u Sc’s .............. $1.19
TSr Sonar and Cream Sets. . ...49c
£1.98 8 inch Briiss Jafidineires at $1.49
! S-Cc. 6 inch Brassfern Dishes at 79c
33.50 Copper Nickel Plated Coffee
Pereolators at .......... L ....... $2.98
$2.30 Brown and White Casseroles
with nickel frames at ........ $1.98
$2.25 8 Inch Art Glass Fruit Bowls
at .................... . ....... $1l49
$2.75 Cut Glass Sugar and Cream
sets at .,5 .................... $1.98
32ft: Cut Glass Water Bottles at $1 98
Albert F. Gehelie
Phone 1059-2 i‘
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25 Washington St. 80. Norwiali
Prompt Delivery.
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BusiueSs Mon ‘
AND THOSE WHO ARE
CQNFINED TO DESK
WORK
appreciate the help that
glasses give the eyes.
We call attention .to the
BiFOCAL or glasses with
two- sights. ‘ . ,.
Our OCULIST’S examination
is without charge. ‘ '
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(lurk in a tenement
block occupied by two Other l'iiniilicsl
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OWLVANDV’S
Entrance on Main St., Fairfield Ave., Cannon St. J
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course." ail,-
Correct. lint a trunk. il ll‘> the right sort, does
more than that. i
it holds things during tourney after jtttlfllt‘)’, it
holds a great amount of tum. because it is built with—
out wasting a bit of room. it looks so staunch and good
that its owner is glad to see it carried in 'li'tizil the. 1110—
tor-van. .\lio\'c all tho lllllih‘s pill in it are carried safe- ,
hr . 2?
Here are wardrobe trunks of such hili‘l. .. ’
They are not great bi: lt'llill‘il-llt‘llYT all-airs. a lint ‘ “
they are roomy and stroll); and of line appearance.
l‘l“t'llllllilllltlil basswood. ’l‘lii“ lx built up in lay-
ers; three of lllt‘lil. Nu tear of warping or l\\l.\‘llllff,
is.
)Hll St‘t‘.
i .tlii this foundation is :it‘ovtriiig til. \ulcauized fiber; b
L almost harder than \\'tl()'l and tougher than metal!
l ’\lltl the trunk is read} to laugh at all the liitl'tl
. ltiiru‘ksa it is liable to gel. f
lim‘ convenience, tlicsC wardrobe trunks are built so “
. . l t‘lUlllL‘h hang in them as smoothly as ill elim’tw-but not . 1/;
W i an inch of packing space is lost.
.. . ., . . . . “l .\lltl then they are lilll>licil with stout lock, strong ,
<flfi?fih§§fi)f jitfiifiaa inl llllllS_UCtll‘llCl'S lliat_;i_dd strength. . A ’ ‘V
i , , ’ ' " . . .\l.'\' models. dittcrent <lvlc.~,—-—-‘>ltl.§t) to Mt). '
a mild loriit has made its appearance - Third. floor - - . ”fr'
in Stamford, it w a4. learned today, and ' M
$1.50 avoids all ..
skirt-making trouble
'l‘liei‘c is no least iiecd oi spending time or energy in
planningr and making a skirt.
All the usual trouble is to be avoided-wand a skirt
guaranteed to be satisfactory in every way, is to be
secured—Nor $1.50 as a Charge for makingr added to the
store's regular charge for cloth.
- ~~.. fijytccii different styles oi. skirts may he chose
from ‘liiiiliego ”(Ewillilri‘ than one style tth‘fi'fig.
are and taste! ““"“~~‘_,.f~/ '1
And woolcns—yards and yards of attractive colors
anal patterns. "'
“Scrgcs and popliiis and tat‘t'ctas and“ pruiicllas and
panama and licnrietta, in black and rich hues—~40 to 54
inches \vidc~—$l to $2.25 yd. .
Handsome plaids and stripes and mixtures, quiet or
gay. 48 to 54 inches \vidc,~—$l.50 to $2 yd.
Silk-und-wool poplin with splendid luster and beauj
tit'ul depth of color—$.25 to $2 yd. ‘
llroadcloths of firm cvcii weave, of subtsance and
beauty. of richness and fineness. 50 to 54 inches wider-—
S: to Sfi yd.
Third floor. any elevator.
A rich suit’ -,
is now less.
\\'oiiicii have pick of a splendid 'lot of line suitsw—a‘
at a big saving. ‘
Vine, liner, finest! Such they are.
liiiic velvet, tiiic bolivia, finest of line. sergcs
broadclotlis. ' ' -. '
Richly finished, many of them with trimming or;
beautiful and even luxurious t'tir. '
Rzii‘clyrich shades of color: including browns ‘ and. "
greens and burgundy. Of course, black-a great di-
versity of black suits. "
.\iid a worth-while saving upon each suit.
They have been $30, $40, $45 and to $85—
' $25 AND $42.50
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”LADY’WASHINGTON" LODGE ~ klkaANNEancoU-N'CILOF—FTCERS
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Officers Electcd‘and‘Wlll Be lnstalledlAnnua' Election Hem Luisa "i
January 11th ' "
l Followed by a Social'Tlnie
, The- Ltld)’ \\ ashington Lodge met 111‘ Banner Council, Daughter of Liliane
. _ ty, met. last evening and elected
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mg. ind thCltll oihceis it tin ncii floors. Following. the olectlouyano .
' filill", 'h'. wil be,,
memng o u ‘0‘”? “ “in l . Prime was enjoyed. Installation. will
on the second Thursday in January. - , - . .
on the second Thursday in l .
there will be. installation of ofi‘icers.‘The elected officers are;
its rerentatives from Brid 9 art, New: ' , ,
p a g p Councilor-Mrs, Fannie M
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towns will be present. _ iAsIsociate' Council-‘0? him
The elected ofiicers follow: j P latt .
Commander—Hattie Brion. ‘ ‘ce'Assocmie
‘Foreit
\‘ice-ConiiuanderASarah Denney. , . _, y ,. .
Taft Commander—Annie Olsen. gRecordmg-secretnry—‘Charlos J U-..
Marshal—Minnie Northrup. , 5W" “Cowling "’s‘ttiremywm
(‘iiapiiiin—LoitieCoies. lSi;epllen Stove . _ - ~1_ .
Scribe—Rose Bazata. I-Financial Secretary—jChurles-
Accountant-Leah Cohen. ‘ . ner ' . « . f‘ '
Treasurer—«Hattie. Lockwood." _ lTreasmehMiss 1,, ‘
‘ Master of Ccvemonies—diargld Guide—Mrs. Jennie fin
Flatt :Insido Guards—Miss
- Musician-Lottie Plait. 30ml“ GuaF‘i‘fBOY' _
Inside Gutird~Gladys Finch. ;St- ,Planlfit‘f-ienme 15111169
Outside Guard~Mury Bosnia. sTl'uslee—«Fredv‘s- _ . .. '
Trustee tor‘Nl months—Charles‘Paat COWCHDI‘TF’ ““139
Bouton. l Sergeant~Annls ' Mills
Trustee for .i iiiouths—Catherine First‘Alternate—Elm: .
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