TIUNI‘TY (‘HI'R(‘H NOTES.
Thu monthly business met-ting oi“ —"'. NEE”!!!
the \Voman's Guild. of Trinity Episco—
pal church. held on Tuesday. was the
last Ineeting for this yearn A nonii— Mutiny years to ('om-‘M once the ”or make the most of the death or Micki-Xi
committee was appointed. .‘VOnder of vahurg and SH” it \le- Shannon.
Plans were completed for at sale of Ger—«comes out of another world’s l’ittsL-i'rg'h litu\‘)'\\'€1gllt as the victim.
fancy articles. at the store of Stillson-
Knapp and Miss Daisy Hoyt.
_\'l-Z\V YORK. Dec. 3.—:.1iss Ethclda
Bis-iiitre-y. champion woman swimmer
in the Olympic Games. at Antwerp. i
Miss Bleibtrey will engage in
number of championship swimming
contests in the Antipodes. where her
opponent will be Miss Fannie
Durack. of Sydney. Australian cham-
as ; F
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t ' , The store do... daily at 6 o'clock f
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Clearance Sale of Furniture
, Reductlons up to 50 per cent
i When it comes to selling really fine Furniture at half price it is time to consider what is needed in the
i .ome. Before this sale opened on Monday, the stock was carefully examined and remarked—and these
i-dlCfll reductions were adopted.
" Luxurious overstuffed Furniture
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Davenports, Armchairs, Armrockera
and Fireside Wing Chairs, with covering: of
velour or tapestry.
Three Piece Living Room Sets
Dne Velour Set, Davenport, Arm Chair
and Fireside Chair
former Price 8165.00
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Sale Price
'apestry Set, Velour Set,
: Sale Sale
\\'.15 Price
l \\';is Price $300.00 $220.00
’27; 0“ $165.00 5/5000 $387.50
D
333000 $245.00 “mask 5°" Sale
5 7 75,. to $53000 \\';15 Price
‘ 5500,00 $410.00
‘65( u in $390.00 577 51 N. $525.00
‘567l if) $525.00 Leather Set,
50-451 in $484.00 Sale
_- ' \VJlS Price
’(J\l Jill $485.00 S7UUJJU $525.“)
3500» $375.00 5 i750“ $280.00
Living Room Chairs, Rockers
and Settees
Fumed Oak and Leather Chairs
Former l’ricc 535,00 Sale Price $19.00
Former Price S--l.5(> Sale Price $18.50
Former Price 5. Mn) Sale Price $22.00
Fumed Oak and Leather‘Rockera
Former Price $33.00 sue Price $24.50
Former Price 5 .50 Sale Price $29.00
Former Price $24.00 Sale Price $18.00
F umed Oak and Leather Setteea
Former Price $15.00 Sale Price $11.00
Mahogany and Leather Chain
Former price $25.00 Sale Price $19.00
Rockers.
Former Price $25.00 Sale Price $19.00
Settoea
Egrmer Price $53.00 , 3.. Sale Price $39.00
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\Vlllll‘ llO])].H'-~Si|ii \V'illit- at llil‘ age;
'til‘ 34 and likely to rn-mztin Willit- for-
The auxiliary envelopes are now perhaps second to Frank Ives among dent is to be regretted greatly. par-
due and can be handed to Mrs. p, x_ 'the stars 01‘ all time; perhaps even :ticulnrl)’ at this time. when certain
‘thii‘d. behind the great Vignaux when ,‘misinl'ormcd zealots are trying to get
ltlie Frenchman “'11:; at the top 01? his :to the ears of Gov-elect Miller with
3nd,; BLEIBTREY SAILS FOR zi‘orm. But just now it is Hoppe on,
AI'STRALIA.
top and the rest far behind. Perhaps ing.
newr ceases in his attempt to become ed.
TKO! ms
iiixmney Pills.
tew . -ses and. -
‘ ““““ to sto nan" reat l' ‘ ‘
ENDED p i y a g p a)“ oi other
to carry his billiards too far. as did
» (hr F012! Cochran.
$280.00
lurid objections to professional box—
, \Velker Cochran gave the champion it! But the accident which carried off
bit of a. scare the other night. but in ‘Shannon was just an accident. He
the minds of those who were con- istruck 111:. head on the boards and
\‘rrsfi-nt with Hoppe's style and ability liractured his skull. That the mishap
last fall. 1,.“ here today for Yancouv- ithere was no doubt that in spite of occurred in a boxing ring was most
9,. when“, she will sail for Australia. illle closeness of the score he would unfortunate but not an indictment of
Dec. 15. She was accompanied by her Ielnerg‘e 1“, ”'0‘“-
Hoppe is the player he is because cleanly.
a the has natural ability. because he The men seemed to be evenly match-
Shannon entered the ring in per—
grenter and because he never is out of ffect condition. It is fortunate that.
condition. He keeps himself ill; just 9the Governor of the State of New Jer.
as a boxer would keep in condition. sey was present to see for himself that
He has not permitted himself to take lthe fatality was no indictment of the
on the flabby flesh which did so much sport.
Ethe sport.
Every precaution was taken.
hum!“ days. He has not pet'niitted himself nus A GOOD FOOTBALL PLAYER
HUBBARD. Torus. Dec. 9_—-Mana- :ion of a large class ohcandidatea -m
, .. _ Ives, who wasted away. Hoppe is su- ger ’l‘ris Speaker. of the Clevelanleanmuy 12“"
.1 smere attack of kidney - ' ' '
trouble and for three weeks could not gdffimingegii‘seltb angina") SUpreme £233.38, Showed his home town 393-
get out of, doors and scarcely out 0? Now that Hoppe has defended his pigskin as well as the baseball. Tris
writes uC. E. Brewer. Villate titleat 18.2 balkline successfully the intercepted a. forward pass and saved ‘9'" ‘9 9'" ml“ “cm“ for tho ‘
rtnss Ala. “Could not bend over at next feature on the billiard card will his team from defeat. He played
i I mhe most. tercruclaxms be a match with Edourd Hon-emails.” wit-h the local American Legion team
fis- . P . 3391.0 hp te 0! Foley the Belgian. Ir Horemana la detected against the “town" team and the “‘1de an inch in thiCknm' t° "‘3
ed atter tint —and we believe that he will be—n acore was 0 to o. Tris took part in evinced under the canvas covering
eh use unr win be interesting to match him with the game to help the Legion fund for lflsktmt rings. The warning “in
rprompted by the death yesterday of
Mickey Shannon. as a. result of injur-
ies received in lib bout with Al. Rob.
that he could toy with the
a new club room.
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-‘ 91 in»! bathe! Want Adv; Brine good Try a classified advertisement In
'm' a , _“ 1M Sentinel.
Library Tables
The large table with ample space for reading
lamp. magazines, books, sewing basket, etc., to say
nothing of the cat who likes room enough to curl
around the base of the lamp, especially on a chilly
evening—That’s a real home table.
Mahogany Golden Oak
Sale . .
. 1 . Were Price
“4? 00 gacgo $48.00 $35.00
32.00 $39.00 233-0” 33%
R().(Hl “im e , .()() a
54.00 $40.50
Mahogany Tip
.s' 2.( )1 ) $60.00 Sale
'Iz'Jr'fl'L’fl'It'IIZ/ICF:
~ -_ 56.00 Were Price
212:2: to... s w
SllJlll 360.00 513.50 310.1”
(K H)“ $45.00 318.0“ $13.50
5 1031 )0 $79.00 SlumMahoganyslsnoo
[vow Were Price
Sale $15.00 $11.00
Were Price 521‘ in $16.50
$15.00 $11.00 Sl3.00 $ 9.00
End Tables Candlesticks
of Mahogany
Sale Bronze,
W c rc Price Sale
SHAH) $25.50 \\'erc Price
53.5.00 $21.00 513,50 $9.00
5‘3““ 33% $10.00 $7.50
53‘>,5ii . . ,
swim $25.50 si_.00 $9.00
S J). 50 $22.50 Ebony,
Sim” $19.50 Sale
'53 1"“ $21.50 \Vc‘i'c‘ Price
Flower Stand: $15.30 $11.50
Mahog'ui)‘. . ,_
5.1. 3“" 5.1
$10.00 $22.50 . , .
$17.00 512.50 1514.00 $10.50
Davenports ' y’ i 5.1.
Sale Were Price
\\' n. price $10.00 $7.50
$425.00 $319.00 _ .
$285.00 $214.00 Chaises Lounges
$245.00 $184.00 S 1
$220.00 $175.00
300.00 $225.00 we re Price
285.00 $214.00 $130.00 $ 97.50
225.00 $169.00. ., $195.00 $147.50
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\\'ILLIE HOI‘I’I‘Z'S 'l‘l’l‘lil'l IN'I‘.\’."I‘. I’I‘HE FATAL ACCIDENT
COI’R’I‘ L‘lTll I'll. 01"l-‘I( ‘l‘lllh‘.
'1'“ .‘I [(‘KI'ZY SHAN .VUN
Run-m and Miss nmr.‘
They will point to tin-i Vice-Regent.
‘chzunpiunsliip billiard tournnnimit ‘ul‘ brutality and will (lw- the entire . .
Powell Corporation, tomorrow :ti'ter- iwith his collection of titles inlm-t. ‘lsport ll(ll.1‘.'i( ol’ :1 t‘ntnlity which was 11;” {Enum- mtg-{ht- 1'“ RH: I'lltillf- lizill.
ilioppe sun is the best or them all— gmore ic-sa -...:i accident, The um- t e o ccrs or flu com m. .‘tdl \u .v
sent with the following assistants:
mam .
Vlce- Regent‘ Mary llru ry.
Treasurer—Julia Callahan.
Historian—Madeline Campbell.
Monitor llelen Cullen.
Pmphetess—-Ana.s Rooney.
Sentinel—Mrs. Mary Hogan.
’l‘he bout was fought Organist—Frances Splan.
Chaplain—Rev. R. J. Carroll.
O'Brien and Mrs. Anne Campbell.
Brophy and Mrs. Julia. Robinson.
erine Leo and Mrs. J. H. Grimm
‘ at the January 26th meeting.
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‘gerta. at Jersey City.
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Opponents 0i boxing Will prom-ml to .
At the regular monthly met-ting: 01‘
Court Laurel. Daughters of (‘usiilm
elected. Mrs. Jennie Mcxuinuin was
unanimously re-electcd as grand r.»
Grand Regent—Mrs. Jennie .\‘lc.\':i--
Financial Secretary—Helen Santa». .
ovum CHAPTER OFFICERS.
'Mrs Percy film-gnu Chosen “forth:
’ Matron and A. '1‘. Dawson “forth,"
The annual election of officers of;
(iphir Chapter. No. 56. O. E. 3.. was
,held last evening when the following
Trustees (1 year) ——-Mrs. Mary l
rivvcrc o-lcctod to serw- for the coming!I
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Trustees (3 years) —— Mrs. Rose
year:—
wOrthy Matron—whim. Percy Mor—
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\Vorthy Patron-wt. T. Dawson. _
Associate Matron H« Mrs. Justine
Grilfith.
Secretai1'—~l\liss Edith Crossmnn.
Treasurer—Mrs. Hazel Griswold.
Conductress—Mrs. Anna Dawson.
Associate Comluctruss» Mrs. L‘lif—l
'iord Hauschild.
Trustees (3 yeara) -— Mrs. Kath-
'ilie installation of officers will he
Plans were also made for the initia—
| mum PAWNG UNDER «runs.
NEW YORK, Dec. 9.———Drders were
The installation of thc newly elect-i
ed oficers will be held at the meeting'
on January 61h.
State Commission today to strraly en-
{one the boxing law- providing for tell
'l‘lw sor-ial which was to have been
held by the Young People's Society of
the South Norwalk Congregational
church. at the parsonage. Friday‘
evening. has been indemu'tebr Dost-
poued.
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Fancy Linens, interesting to those
in seach of Christmas Gifts
A (pantity of Madeira Linens with the familiar
scallops and eyelet work, simple in design but in the
best possible taste for the dining or tea table, the
dresser, the china cabinet, and other places about
the home.
Madeira hand made Dollies with scalloped edges
6 inch 40 etc.
8 inch 65 etc.
10 inch 85 etc.
Center to match, 24 inch $3.00
hand scalloped with eyelet work
6 inch 55 etc.
8 inch 75 eta.
10 inch 90 ctr.
(chter, 24 inch $3.00
Madeira Dailies for bread trays 6 x 12 inches
from 0” cis. to $1.50 according to work.
Madeira Piece: for tea wagons. neatly embroidered
$3.50 and $3.75
With iilct lace l: x 18 $2.00
Madeira Scarfs, tine linen with llLchl scalloped edge.
Size 18 x 36 inches. $4.50
Size l8 x 45 inches. $5.00
Size 18 x 51 inches. $5.50
Scarf: with hand scalloped cdgc and »_\ClCl work.
Size 18 x 316 inchcs, $5.00
Size 15’ x «1.5 inches, $5.75
Size 18 x 5-1 inchts. $6.50
Scarfl. all Madeira work. with cl.il*ni'.;tc cnil‘rn’dcrl'
and eyelet design.
Madeira Centerpieces, 1i inches round.
$3.75, $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00
Madeira Luncheon Cloths dinning hand cml‘ruid-
L‘rc‘tl (CHICK Hll iinc lillcn. l lll‘c‘c‘ >l/CL‘.\I
$10.00
$15.00
$17.50 and $19.00
Luncheon Sets in Madeira work. thirteen pieces.
$9.00. $12.00 and $13.50 a set
Madeira Luncheon Napkins, fine Irish lincn.. hand
scalloped with ham! cmbroidcréd corners. Specially
priced. $10.00 and $11.00 a dozen.
()ther qualities at $15.00 and $18.00 a dozen. '
Boudoir Cases showing butterfly and basket designs.
Sizzcs for >mull pillows. $6.75 each.
Number of Pieces in Filct Work
Dollies in sizes for bread trays, 39 cts. each.
Luncheon Sets, thirteen pieces, $7.50 a set.
Scarfs in very attractive patterns. three sizes:
Size Ill} inches.
Size 15 inchcs.
Sir.” Til inchvs.
18 x 36 inches, $3.75
18 x 45 inches, $6.00
13 x 54 inches. $6.50
' Third “0411‘.
Wholsome Candy
to give the children at Christmas
Tho Bubble Box, filled with hard candy, 35 etc. up.
Chocolate Santa Claua’ 25 and 40 eta. each.
Chocolate Novelties done up in boxes, 40 and 85 cu.
Chocolate Apples, 45 cta.
Cigars and Cigarettes, 45 to 00 eta.
Tool Sets,
Smoker Sets. all in chocolate, 30 and 45 eta.
Animal Sets, "
Main floor.
mmem
ELITE SHOES
FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN
\Vnudel'fill Shoes for your present day ll|'<'4l\.
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The store do... daily «jog
Stationery
Some Very plcasf.
styles done up in c3.
boxes vary in prita
from
$2.00 to $6.00
One special gift 1‘» 1
contains
24 sheets paper
24 gilt edged can!»
48 envelopes.
Mm! acceptddc Hi
(WET)! W.l_\‘.
$1.00
B n x c ti Billion. .'
tor children may it
had in plain paper. ,1
“Hill ken-pic and Nut}
picture ticsicnx
50 cta. and $1.00
Crack "E. Z."
Nut Bowl
limrl is in iii.w;.~,"3
imish with uni .m Li
lll C(‘lllc‘l'.
$6.00
Chocolate Sets
Huuitccn plug-
clutling' put uni ~t
cups .llltl \.l‘.2..I‘. 7'1
\ippun (him, .‘ ‘
\cr‘. .lllhllc‘
lltvl-H.
$6.00 to $13.00
l1. ~. -‘1
incense Burner:
in the ‘lHl‘C all 'ltl‘
l.1p.~.nc\c 'gutl liiititiaii‘
.=L‘C“l’l}‘.llll.‘cl \riih “.r
ccnw m l‘urn.
50 do. each.
ll. i..-vL
Candlesticks
M.:lin;;;iii_\' and mi
hogan} lilli>ll.
$1.30 to $3.50 each.
\\i1h gin» chimutig
in ctchcd cll'ccts,
$6.00 to $18.00
l‘».l<l in. r ',
Narcissus Bulb:
in sets of tin.
neatly packed in In;
and bearing an appu-
priale gift card.
40 cts.
Sets of six. 65 cts.
80le with limit
that show an assmi.
ment of colors, also
sizes and shapes.
75 ch. to $1.85
d. Bubt'lli' ' i
122 'I-flm Strut
An excellent. gift for Christmas.
\'e‘ll gladly help everyone in lllt‘ll' st'lw'lim‘v
SHOP BEFORE SIX
ELWOOD Es? GLOVER
South Norwa-Di
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Norwalk Chronicler