.wMIW‘
£5.00 and $6.00 Value
. \\ it}; my.
\\1:(vdhu: 3,
.02“?!
.- 2 baths.
story. had.
:lor, sleep«
The Law»
‘mu:
‘I'iilf‘
l.
board) .
family
S. “'arti
'77 Spring
:‘loy,
i -” l TOOIllS
Nubile-l1 Crud
\ l..C-o:1n.
' Question
inc.
‘TIIERS’ GARAGE
and Repairing
. Tel 925
THERS, Props.
.T’E,
SPECIAL
's. Sweaters, $2.98
.yright Clothing
Company
:1 Si. So. No .rslk
FOR SALE
FOR. SALE—Or hire. Horse,
m uni harness Enquire A. Rob1
n;~'on_ 28 Raymond St. So. Norwalk.
FOR SALE—Cadillac Sedan. also Dan
1015 eight muting, color gray. 1n-
;{ioecmtge a}: DIAIBSI‘IiIrIeR, “’llson Ave.
1 way :1 urd_ S *
to 4 ' I. unday irom‘ 2
to
1m SALE-3 houses a: 1121
street buildings for rent 23%:
exitshau street. The Hatch & Bailey
umn‘nf‘
MRS LOUISE CANFIELD
Prim e Lessons in Dancing. 1 Mott
avenue. Norwelk Conn" '1' e1. 1838.
LOST
";
1.1.)3'1‘w-I’s‘rxiun Lamb Muff on 10:21'
Event fire.
BUSINESS NOTICES
Have your chimneys cleaned and re-
Cail Phone 2484 p
CARRIGAN & FLYNN, local and long
distance trucking of ‘ifi kinds. once
(geezer) & Co, Phone1577. House phone
A full line of poultry- and dairy
feeds at lowest prices“ Prompt deth-
ery F Libner 8: Son. 2 Bouton St.
South Norwalk, Phene 22313
ran—wm be
the Pip-lee.
nae. ruinous T mute mm
a
on terh‘ um
gpmlemumm
erylce prom 1:. Sta h met,
View Are. P131039 7? on I “1
WALL PAPER AND PAlNTS
Largest selection- on stock and
lowest prices. New lo the time to
6:», Sir-nine Brushes and Razors.
‘T'. “\Yl‘lll'” (lil't Wu Station-
r~y 'nw Fountain l‘tx'...~'..
l'b'l‘j: :Li'tivll-s that n1..kv~ Sch»
.sml- "‘1;rmtmus< (Hm. rum-’- in
:r‘rt l-~t ~15 show tl1---r. 1.) you.
H. A. MEAD
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST
B m. Vain $1.. $0. Nor-walk. Conn.
I‘m T WAIT ‘
["nti: winter comes to Order youz
urn-m wish- doors .or storm vestibule
Do 1'; 03w.
Nu malls
Consult wits
CHARLES T. MacDONALD.
Carpenter and Gene‘ml _COntractor.
Educ Avenue, East Norwalk.
TelephOne 1326.
euai > work nromotly attended to
_-~_~_.- m-
{\lISL‘FLl \NII ()l'.‘
coal.
means saving
l
1.
from South Norwulk to Bridgeport paint and .3” tnm,n1.urfm from d.
\Vcdr;es<t 0. toward if returned to caésb‘iefore the 8! y “fiber at. in
Sentinel Office or Clara Smith Slilll- prompm;t§::cnc‘heeder::lly given, and
11am. 1LEX WHITE.
_- ..__.- _ -. -E -H --.~..-~-_....--—— 35 Lowe SLA Tel. 21311
‘ J. M. savs '-
(‘HRISTMAS Ill [’1 it it“ its electiical. In mv 1e-
" , ‘ gigigggl 1113‘ this xear oi the \Iahacke
. , oc-
(HIFT SUGGESTIONS “ill make prompt repairs on all}
elécuic'salmerchandi e and appliances.
To Be Found at Our Store Panama: cleaners, fans, irons, a spec-
E’erfzzmes and 'i‘oiltt V“ .-m r in J M BIBItEZELian. Seryice,
t1..’:.i; 51:: bows and fancy hot Elemric 8110p
‘ in rear of Mahackemo Hotel South
* . - Norwalk (7.01111
,‘J 2137‘ Hi't‘ Sets. Military Brush-
TORAGE
Spam.- for Huu~chold anitlue
Phone 1633 S
Nurl‘lll‘k Stmngc “moi-misc
is l'niou strevt. South Norwalk. Conn.
Is the Electric Lizht
Wiring in
YOUR HOUSE SAZFE ’
We can tell a long story
about the house wiring in this
city.
\\ 2'. guuranuw
strict arrol'tl:1m-,_.
thu Fir.-
om- Work to hw in
\iilll the 1111114 ol‘
L'tulerm-imrs
.The Norwalk Electric Co.
‘ 207 East Washington Street.
TELEPHONE 959
THINK OF IT!
.WALK-OVERS
Right Here in Norwalk
3..
We Close at 9"0'Clock Saturdays
(.‘olyar’s SHOE Store
31 WALL 'STREET
BAXTER
1 1RITGGIST
.\l.1in Street
13'
1' ‘it'urd, Green Seal.
-111;
\ND'IES
.l \'l' VUTH'l-I
will“ \I. K. :45.
.",!llv1--.-t\l’.
\l (.Hn-r lut' O
.ll-Jriwi, litt"t 113' d.
ETA-1.2.“ f'nr the Dis-
«.1!» limitul and a!-
lltlll till 1i:'ll‘ lib-1‘9
'1':
l
'1‘ ml Siiifl l‘~t.1lt{0""‘ .
sir-.ttlcment ”V” 0-” t
.17:1& 1111
.v n. “rt-sunt lbt-iri'n'" gout ot’ honor was Mrs. human
. 11~ sin] \\ 101111 N. .2. 03.. , nlxo l- ft l ridge port to make
r1. 1-:1 .l 1! r1 (nu-n ihr- ' 3 omi- iu llorul.1\11s.llmstow
win! to 5.. 3.1 1-: u’ntp Dre-:i‘t'h-tl \lrs. Sloan a yer,» pulty pin
make immediate 011 he in .llf of the club ml: withers. Those
pu- “I" were: M13. Rudolf l'u..ul
r l' i: ill-1P. Executnt Hrs. HH‘Y) Nichols. Mrs. V‘Vulter l’t-gg,
ill-.Gl liMA\ Atty.
4 So. Bluin St.
‘ i1 . and Funerals
3 --f “r. Vutting.
w . 5 ml (lilman Nut
1~ imml- 21 Putnam
1' rmvmrnt the age
-.~1 .11 2:30 o‘clock
' M. 1m.-
17114.".
1. (lli'sflr'hk! Mist' has been the m o! Mrl. Giles A. sommm
'rnw‘x'.‘ ‘~ 1-. ‘ P ‘ Gregor-5, of No. 4.08 Hawley avenue, ‘ . -
Mir {‘hlldre-n' Clm— Brhtgeport for several days has re- Phone w .01} m
H. .\uttmg and ,
. . . , turned to her home. ’ ’
‘3 ‘ ’in'.* of this mt} .
m" "' “mm" -Latest Sea ”Wat's. . W. , ’3
_ -..__._..———=—- 1 . -, ,1 > .
‘i""""" 4...... Mm... D... 1W 0.. iron SALE ,
"3‘ ”f "' ‘ .1... ate:- opener- of the to" ”d W" Home, 5 rooms. with :3 inma-
..»:1'.- this morning. No ‘99’5 an m “t 0‘ fltop- Aim-l “ m
r 3-9 held toxnor- ‘ ‘ the P I ' II 3 mtg, we“ j“ M- mm.
' n" ill-‘k from St. ‘ng a 'decw‘ ‘ “ms? pntfiw‘n' " 1
:' V,.,.’,l,.”' “7i" I)? In “in b“ h?” wt” M m we“ P'mw‘
' there art.- no *' _ .1!!!“ . -
.. “1's
Page & Shaw.
home, Rev.
The remains
Slmrin: Sets up
16-13150. Main
i
I
()\t"l
$12.)
(‘l.l-Zi‘.K.‘—«- (men :imi “omonl
" for Postal Mull Service.
month. I'ZKDCl‘iPIN'Q' unneccossury. [tori
fret- particulztrs. of examination. write
J. Leonard. (former ("ivll Service Fix—
nminer) BB9 l-Ipuitublt- Bldg” “insh-
ingtonfi D. C.
NOTICE
lm ro-sponsihle
Margaret
her account.
.I. .\I.
for bills
H 11 llpran
111:!
by
In)
I shall
coutrucl v'l
fol men: or
MA SON
-—\'O'|‘[Cl'2
f‘ro.’.. this (late. I will no! \Lw
pon:»zul‘e for debts contracted by
WI“- Mary Blalcck.
JOSEPH
l
, SOCIAL NOTES
‘ .-.T..
FOS-
my
MALECK
Giles .\. (ire-gory. of No. 898
1111+ t' nto- llltllll' «l the 1m m—
SC 11001 ('hum 1 ml; rue-nth.
Louie Coley. Mrs. John Run. of
Nor-walk. Mrs. Jamel» Van stom- Mrs.
Lester Barstew. Mrs. Della \Vllcoxen
and Mrs. Giles Gregory—«Bridgeport
Post.
Mrs
i
-#
\ir. and Mrs. Charles Johnson of
Binghampton, N. Y.. have returned to
'tfieir home after a visit with their
aunt egg uncle, ‘Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
S. Donaldson. of Grove street.
hie—~—
Mrs. John M. Burr. of Norwalk who
w
\lft";‘:1'\<.‘1l.l-I .\'l‘ the lulv lmmv of
(vi—org» illey. ('.1n1\omlalv. (‘onm-(‘ti-
Cut. ore eighth l‘lliit' front Nurwulk
Ilanhura’ 1’03! Road. half way bu‘
twt-m: lit-uncln'illo 11ml (funnomlult-
Look for 21'“ flag at cornm‘ :11 tluy of
strip, Smurday. Ill-rmnbcr 11th. Large
.varicty a: household goods. including?
son" antiques. an upright Ililll1(,).i
.401“ .‘v. :1 lot of painters tools 11ml;
l-rnutmztsnt. 1211111 inmlvnnnts .1 mow?
‘(lf loo-4 l~:1_\ and other iltms Salt '
posilnml) min 01 shim. I‘m mdrri
Jolt; E'Jlivjlll. (Twist-mutt”
i
Pasteurized
Mil k , Cream, Etc.
DELIVERED TO ANY PART 0]
SOUTH NOIHYALK. NORWALK
AND EAST SOR‘VALK.
Hutu-r. igg: and Buttermllk.
Not (‘mmcctcd With Any Trust on
Corporation.
F. H. Wempe-& Sim
28 Monroe $1.. Phone 001 or 1.”
Discs: Block.
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;...£..1¢
FUR COATS
REMODELED -
At Short Edict
Reasonable Prices
AT THE
New York Larfies’fl'ailorp
and Farrier
11 am an em
, 992392.; 2%? W“
3,
(Continued from pm One.)
The tollowing is a. copy of the pg»
Wéléigze by Mrs. Comma Donn P.
8010,2411 11‘ Irving...» Smith.
Remarks. by Frank Vl’
Grand Master.
Reading by Rev Hush $111463.
8010 by Afirred E Hodshon.
Remarkt‘by “ms .Huchinton.
, Grand Secretary
Selection by the orchestra.
Remarks by Mrs. Grace Willey.
President of the Rebekah State
Assembly and by Mrs. Ellen Hut-
chlhson. Vice President of the
Rebekah State Assembly.
Solo by Mrs. F. Irving Smith.
‘Vhtton.
Remarks by Mrs. Pearl Thomas.
Warden of the Rebekah State
Assembly.
Reading by Rev. Hugh Shields.
Remarks by Mrs. Mary E. Johnson.
Recording Secretary of the He.
he kah State Assembly. ‘
Solo by Alfred E. Hodshon.
by Miss Clara Douglas.
Rebekah State
Remarks
Treasurer of thy-
. Assembly.
Remarks by Mrs. Katt E. Reynold?»
Past President at" the Rebekah
State Assembly.
The officers of the
are:
Miss Alice \‘.
lodge for 19:!”
.¢ -.._..._.- ‘n'
\Vilson. Noble Grand;
Mrs. Jennie Jarvis. Vice Grand; Mrs.
Jennie lradbury. Recording Sou—(~-
tary; Mrs. Elizabeth H. Benedict. Fl-
nancial Secretary: Mien Carrie L. Fog.
ter. Treasurer.
The Past Noble Grands since 1595.
the organization of the lodge are as
follqvt‘s:~~~ .
Susan Dania; Mary Guider (deal!-
mil; Florence Jennings (withdrew);
lmhlu- llodsluui (deceased); Adena
Muitinvmi; ‘mxsie llarthol; Elizabeth
Hem-lint; Marie l’itzer: Cornelia l._\‘—
on; Cornelia Dunn: Anna \Vaters:
Jonnit- Bradbury; t‘lmriotte Crosby
(\vitlulrc“); 2H1 n Hawks; Anna
Hawks: Ami“ qunn; lmrothyActon
(:ulmltlml hy raid); l'l-arl Thomes;
l'llsiv Thatcher; Mntiltla “'ilcox:
Hoar Farr: Mary Strwgns; (.‘ztrrie Foe-i
tor; Nellie Barth-m: ltutli Raymond.
'l‘lw :mnh el‘ruu'y .ommlltee in
("Margo ol' the sxhrr anniversary of
Burr-1m Rt-lekuh mum. is composed
m' the l‘ollowing int-minusb”
Mrs. Ellzalwth llcnmlirt.
t‘hnirmun; Mrs. Hos»: t‘.1rr.
Assistant I‘hnii'muil; Mrs.
l
l‘. N. (1.;
1‘. N. G..
l‘t-lizl (‘ur-
Noble G rand
19,3. 9.2.... {9e 'i
“VENUS OF MILO”
In Roman mythology \tntm was
the godlilsl (HIGHLY and lune. The
most admired statue in the Lomre.
Paris. rolled "Venus of 51110." repre-
sents a majestic woman who is twan-
tiiinl because so perfectly natural.
In any shoe. or (my foot. more beau.
tiful \han the one which is perfectly
natural? In a woman more beautiful
when she miners along unstc-ndily on
French heels—~0r when she walks in
real shoes with all the grace endowed
hv
Nature?
To walk. naturally. with perfect
. select a shoe that is built on
nature! lines (with ennui}: contour to
give grace and terminal“). Such a
shoe will the perfect comfort; emble
you to walk or stand with lm fatigue:
help to keep you young and active
We recommend the Centauru- Shoe.
which doe. not attempt to improve
upon Nature. but to can it. hon-mom-
em; and the flexible arch permits
the foot “act in Ming like Nature
your underfoot. Your teeth does not
have to m a piece of steel embedded
in the mommy as in ordinary
shoal.
W Sheet come 3:: pom
Ala: mrm
intended. The amt; been” of no:
flexiplifly, conform. to the mes of.
[\l‘hh’l'; Mrs. l.l-11:1 llrmlrick; Min!
luth Raymond. I‘. .\'. (2; Mm. Hattie}
luttvrson; Mrs. (‘luru Halli-y; Mm:
IH‘Illl‘ Sturdmnni; Mrs, \lury lehur-
nor; ._ Mrs. Maud Stun-us: Mrs. Hor-
nthy Acton. l' N'. 0., Mrs. Jennie
Ht‘udllul'y. 1'. N 1:; Mrs. Nollie‘
lluwlm. l‘. .\', (1.: “rs "arm-Mu Lyon.
l' N. (L: Mm ”(1.111 \lartlnrau. P.
\~ (¥_ .._,° ... t"". ”‘1 p. N. (1;,
Mrs. Nellie Bartram. P. N. (3.. Mrs.
12 Va Wilma“: Mix \llcc \Vllstm.
,
+ mamas-WM,
SURPRISE AND DELIGHT THE LITTLE ON. ON XMAS
' MORNING WITH A
THE WGRLD’S GREATEST MUSICAL INSTRUMENT 1 “if,
Wake them from their happy dreams with the music of “Silent: l
Night, Holy Night” or “Hark the Herald Angels Sing.’ i
- And how your wife would welcome such a splendid gift. . i
’ WE’LL KEEP YOUR SECRET i ,
Choose your instrument NOW. We’ll hold it. for a surprise de- l
livery on Xmas Eve or Xmas Morning. i s
You can get any model you wish, from $25.00 to $350.00, on our '
Stop in. at any time and let us tell vou about this plan. ' t "'
D O N NEL LY’ S
16-18 so. MAIN ST. . SOUTH NORWALK
‘(Open Every» Evening.)
_E_,M~. _ __ _ .- .--___ MW--. M :43: .
3.
This year, as never before, is a year for Practi-
cal Gifts. Factories closed. men out of work. .|
money short—all these . .
are reasons w 11 y we ~
should make‘ Practical :- I
Gifts. K
56 I ll ' -
At the Foot of the Xmas Tree, - ..
5—: a.
Why SLIPPERS Of Course!
. .
WOMEN’S: Moccasins Juliettes.
MEN'S: Everette, Romans.
CHILDREN’S: Moccasins, Bootees.
All these in Felt, Leather and Lambs’
Wool; variety of coloi's.
RUBBER BOOTS
BOYS’ YOUTHS’ AND CHILD BEN'S
Sizes: Child’s 6 to Bey’ s 6.
MEN’S...........$2.50to$6:00! BOYS’ 38.75
mm FOR’ ANY MW 01" THE FAMILY«&§ Priced to
Suit Any Pocketbook?
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