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.atfiesiihsitssssauellssouis
E“ mi not m the center
was Winter on his warlike
N there 5 happiness in every
our one else: it so didn‘t honestly believe this we'd heme:- go out in
holler“ We believe in courtesy in kindness, in; generosiby.
thin: and its yalue is just the same.
waiting. in laughing not crying; in boostng, not knocking; end in iii
pleasure at doing business.
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THE HATCH & BAILEY CO
Agents. JohnsManville and Bird 6. Sons, Rooflngs, sheetroek and:
Beaver Wall Boards - ,
. heiiere His: h; dealing will: in you wiii: obtain use. results 2m min
the business we are Ln and so into something else in which live did
‘ , cheer. in irisnéship and in honest competition. We believe that he as
imher can he sold to honest men by honest methads'. We 11 lieve that
the roiue oi lumber does not rest on what yen call k bu on ivhat it
is You on roll a second a first, or a common a. sentinel, or a cull a.
c’ohinzon; more it is in the pile and just what it was before yOu called: .
We :6elieve in Working, not
We Have Some Bargains in Used Cars.
One Four Cylinder Touring Car
We have a full line of Nash Cars on hand for immediate delivery
S L. BENEDICT
In the bell to it chimes. in the con—
die that glows, in the handshake
slat warms—there one finds the
mixing of Christina.
'Fbr Christmas is not a. 68?. Christ-
:ms is a feeling. Its message quiv-
at: deep irs de our finer selves—
struggling to: expression which or-
.J-dilnary. means of communication
can not attain.
So it has come that at Christmas
in turn to music. The church-
, forgans swell with celestial syni-
phonics. The “hite- robed choirs
burst forth in angel choruses. The
.arollers fill t v9 streets uith lovely
sound. Th: immefires glow with
tie glad. six-e ere music of Christ-
mas. It is a festival of song. For
: music is the luxguugc of our feel-
_ has. Music says it all! Music
, means it all
5 The most 5?; yifimnt gift you can
’; site is the gal of music—the New
Edison. In glx'ing it. you give not
’ only the thin: - he intrinsic phon—
' ograph: but 3011 invoke also Illf‘
VsplriL—tlie lilli'EIC‘SS meaning of
1filtis’tmus.
:reome in and l‘ t us play the won—
derful iizs‘runleut for you.
7.59 3;: l 0150},
“The Phonngraph \"ith a Soul. ”
The Alfred Fox Piano Co.
85 NORTH MAI); STREET
0pc n Eymings I’iitil Nine.
73 North Main Street
One Dodge Runabout. One National Touring Gar' in fine shape.
that, Ii'inchgought'to have looked
the retords. In regard to the ohm
or Finch that it was agreed that
lien for \rork' should take ~procedur’e
. over the mortgage. Judge Haines~ruh
ed that. even though such were the
case. Mrs. Elliot's mortgage would still
haw: priority auh Finch must be non—
suited. so far as the case relates to
Mrs. Elliot.
The practical effect of the decision
is that In the distribution 0! them-
surance. money. Mrs '.Eiliot is toi'be'
paid before lv‘irich,‘tvho is to recelve
“hat insurance money is lift after
payment of the fifteen liundrtrl dollars
due 1Hrs HElliot
IT’S HERE !' \VHAT?
_7 7 e ' I o I '
Christmas Gifts
Corsets, Glo'ves. Hosiery,lBi-assieres, Silk, Knit uudv'
Muslin Underwear, Kimonas, Robes,
Handkerchiefs
A visit here will enable you to make a. selection of dainty and
useful gifts at reasonable prices.
MNIE. J EAN NETTE
56 South Main Street SouthN \lorw alk
OPEN EVENINGE UNTIL CHRISTMAS
Continued from First page.
The snapping, crackling sound. was
likewise. attributable to two, things:
~ The extreme cold. contracting things;
and the coal dealers, chuckling at thé‘:
thought or? increased business.
’ l‘uoplc who had their necks shaved.
yesterday. for Christmas presents, be»
'thought themselves as being foolish.
today. Not towels wore: not in de-
mand ill harbor shops. \vliilv flint?!
;i:uli.itms mu (3 up the "host “ith low
:gui sling sounds.
I ur-l'imd 13v Yc-e Um s romimwd the
’m am lriiggam of Old John \\ Winter.
grind. forpnsonts for the old lnlks. he?
bought. ii romplvte ussortmcm of chil-
llléilni-l. L - ,
Sevcml mysterious Strangvrs worn
notice-d in Norwa’lk, last'nlg‘hlwono of
their being. J. Frost. Ho “1'le6
WINTERIS. SAYS— '
UMBRELLAS FOR ALL THE FAMILY
:Mechamcal Toys, Big and Little Domes, Fur Sets, Beacon Bath-
' robes, .Indian Blankets, Crib Blankets, ‘ -
\
ETHIS S'roRE OPEN EVENmGS UN TIL CHRISTMAS
WOMAN KILLED AT
GRADE CROSSING
(Continued from First Page)
tion. It was due in Reno York mi
8203. The crassing is in full View of
anyone approaching it but it has no;
fiagman to guard it. Several bad ac-}
cldems lime occurred upon it in vcais i
past. The automobile which \\.is‘
struck today was dragged about 104):
feet along the. truck and wedged
against the freight shed. Miss I liicli ;
“as killed outright ' :
At the Stamford hospital this morn;
ing‘ it was staked that'VE’ilson would
probably die as the Result of his in;§
Juries but that the other men woulI
be about in a short time.
The. car to \\hll”h the accident on;
curred “as 0“”{1} by Fred Griffin. of
347 Falrfléld uremic. Stamford. It is,
completely demolished and is liardh
rccounlmible.
Iii lliis store men and women do no: shop. 013w inside of
our well Him: kcd store-mm‘ix "Es: and assor zillion s noted: ’bux‘ing
plus llli‘ ('llll\(_’nlt’llff€3 of rllii' tilt?" “:‘vd Y‘JJIDK’I]: pldhhhpt-rnng
cmnpai'aln cl): (3 l.“
everyone to know he washout-i. and so.
left his card on most all the windows.
The other. \\Q$ Ezekiel .\; Ronrns. who
ohvcked in {mm the \ \mtth~ 1nd Who
1‘ us \ulcomorl “i111 open arms by the
Jitneymcn‘s Asoociatlon. the Ancient,
m
”40””
‘AKERY SUGGESTIONS FOR YOUR
LHRISTMAS DINNER
- A. M. WOOSTER
Attorney-at-Law
5‘0 Examiner U. S. Patent Office
.ATENTS
Send for Booklet on Patents
*1. Main st. Bridgeport. Conn.
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LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PIES ....... .. ........ . 20c and 30:
PUMPKIN AND COCOANUT PIES .......... 25c
GENUlNE POUND CAKE (Flam and marble) pound ..... .. 45c
RAlSlN CAKE, pound ...................... . ..... 5 ............ 30c
WHITE HOUSE BREADERY
85 Washington Street Phone 1405.
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mated Assoiiatimi of Gutter (flamers.
lie benefited cash and excu one of
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\Vhilr. .ill Noroalk iialcomml these
tines people. most of us “ill he will-
ing to (inn ’1- n‘. the: {41129.5 the Vapid
\amp sings: ' ,
“You mav he the norm to
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But ~\mx' re zi mick in the nmk to
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GIRL SCOUTS GIVE - ‘
“A WAGER \VON”
’ STANDARD
COTTON
STORES
98 Washington Street
TAXI
Telephone 908
filly Time Day or Night
Cflb Promptly Attended
to. Prices Moderate.
Anterican Taxi Co.
11 North Main Street
DEVINE BROS.
more as. _
Nowell & Murray
Wars and Furnisherl
f" ”I'd Men Who Know". ,
, Washington St, So. Nam":
U : lb $4.00 Heavy -Cor- V
dumy Pints '
..sz.......‘....95
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SELECT YOUR GIFTS HERIE~—Y0Uw
CAN’T GO WRONG
If vou doubt as to whatxto give any member of ' f
the family, a stroll through Our store will sugges ‘
many things of a suitable and lasting nature. Here
you will find gifts that Will be appreciated for their
lasting qualities and a tribute to your good taste.
Bur four floors are filled With an exceptional as-
sortment of Furniture, Rugs, Fancy China, Cut" ,
Glass, Novelties, Pyréx Ware, Aluminum Ware. '
' 1 that time , ,
V , will soothe and heal skin this?! is irrr-i:
sketch was written by llclon :Moakloy.
agGlrl Room of Lexington. Mass. 5
. Music was furnished by the High;
School quintet and was f‘lfitWéllL‘fit-f
Dancing followed Hm show. ,The pm» i
coeds of the entertainment. is to be
devoted to local scout work.
1 The cast rulioos: m i
C‘s-cum; Kent. ii Girl Scout ......... I
~ ' 1 Jim! \imcin l
Perry KPnl. her brother, a. Yale!
Freshman ..... Helen Prendrrgust g
Ewhn I{1l]l llwii cousin not a Kcouti
Doroilu Flay .
GM Scouts.
llarjorio Leo Helen l‘lt‘f‘gt‘r
Polly Stone ...... lloloilu Eastman
Littlest Scout .......... Ellen Gray
Sylvia. ............ liebccca Robinson .
. Mary . .......... , ..... Cora» Amrein?
Betty 7 ........... homun- Bc- am.
Hulda. a Nurse . ..... Florence» RWY
A. Boy Scout ........ .lulita Coleman
Other Scouts~——l£llwl Alill'é'in. Ida.
‘ Modnc. Roxie Houghton, F1 zinc-cs
Gray. Gertrude Miller l-‘zinnic 'l‘ uriov.
Time: the Picseni
Act lwel lving Room of lxéiit Home
Art 2~~Same Thvec I).i\s:3.:~iter.
_ “Nut 3;.\\llut in Rungclg Forest
- that Night. _ . ,
Act 4—Kent Living Robm Two!
“Weeks La tcr. ;
FOOTBALL (- A)[E C.~1\CLI1LED ,
The football game loot“ eén the Ti-
, gers and the Crashes. of Bridgepoih,
which was Scheduled for Sunday aft—'
ernoon, has been called 0156'. Manager
Phil Burns announced this morning:
The game had to be cancelled because
sewual oi‘ the Tiger players;were in—'
jurod in last Sunday's game, Eddie
‘WIOliiil‘ILV is suffeiing from s; dislo-
cated shoulder: ' ’3 legs
' were strained. rand
wrenched his knee. ,
There “ill be a special nieetlng of:
the. Tiger team to be held to orro'w'
. night. at City 83.11.1111 the '
,or a. cold. got Ely's Crenm Balm at
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Hlu .\I.l.\(i (RICA)!
' ' ori- ' n “aturdav until
srops ”mm Stale it ill be open Tom ow a cl S -
9 P. M.
€10.2ng Air Passages Open at 011cc~—-'
anlrils Cleared.
If, your noslrils are clogged mid
your head stuffed because of catarrn
Ciiniénms SISXTIXITL;
'1 lie polici- conducti- -ig an in-
\‘é’SngaIIO'I Ill'o the accident tog C {115.4
7 are
"3%: Sentinel will be: iseurd .25 a
any dru ustore. A I 1y '1 little of this ._ , , .
gum-c uglitiseptlo 22m; apgtmfln; with the railroad autlimitlcs. arid 3:er:io.g 3).. .r on Mom: .l\ next. wmsh
W943} into VOW. hogtriig and :5": it Coroner John J. Elielan has been no— _ wail be chew ed as Cliiism...s. Adver-
_ . .. L , - ,,- . . ¢
. _ ,9 , . , , , tified. - w slits. no its items. em isl £0.03
)iniclmtv throng.) own an- pawns, of d apart: $31116 a“? the *i‘fice.
\our liend and incmbrencs. Instant.
u—lk‘f. ,
How good it feels. Your head is
(loin: )(mr nostrils a re open. iou
breathe i‘rcn’ly. No more hawking 0r
summing, Hmul colds and catarr‘i:
yin-id like magic. Don‘t slay Stuffs,“
up. clmlcediup and mlpcmblr. licllC-f '
is Si.iro.~~—-i\d\r'.
.illllllSl‘MASEANllll-ZS i
fllAlllllNllS AT
mums Sllllll
Conch for the kiddies, candy :or\
{he groxxing folks. candy for all me
folks—-and the best of candies. too,
Whether hard candles. chocolates,
bon‘bons or Special numbers are to
be had this holiday season at Golden's
Confectionery Store. Maliackemo’
Block, South Nomalk.
(‘andv canes in all sizes and. {IL-six
din'erent color combinations. fancy
candy" baskets. '11:! So many varies:
.iies of hard candies 'and "then such
“ell known makes of chocolates {18
Page 8: Show. Park & Tilfoid and
“'irth (a. candy handled exclusixdv
in South Normal}: by this store) are
here for young- and old to make for a
happy, merry and jolly Xmas. Box __
candles are here in the nboxe mezl- ill:
lioncd makes and can also be sup’
plied from this store's own makcs~
from half pound'to five pound sizes.
Special orders for candies and ice
creams for parties or holiday afiairs
given the closest attention at this es—
tablislimenhr Phone 1564. ..AdY _ , ,
Why Not Give Them 73 '
SenSible Gift.
A Pair of Slippers
Something they can always
wee never goesout' of style,
B ;s always welcome.
I» 1::
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You are invited to come in l
and look over our assortment.
Keeler’s
SHOE STORE
Store that Saves You-
Money.
We carry the fiordon Hosiery
for men and women.
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Hermit
F. H. 'BAXTE R. ‘
JRUGGIST' 7 ,
o sou-m MAIN STREET 1
AGENT FOR
Pogo :5 Show, Park &
' Green Seal, and Russel? g g
COME HERE FOR
DINNER
chmnbcrs Division of the
Don’t let your wife swelterrni"
of the season' 5 games Will be
Mentho~Sulphur a pleasaiit creuin. '3
' ' : g; FOR THE WEEKS
hot kitchen on days like these.
on will both enjoy your dinner,
SPECIALS
. . CANDIES 1-;
.here twice as muchQand get u; IIce, Charcoal,
re cheaply, €00 Our honie 1
'mking IS always'a delight may,
§ Wood and
lili‘él
Oatmealinbulk 61bS.25c ‘7
Pure Old.Fashioned Bucki 7
'Wheat 31153-200
" 7 ou’ll find theft our menu varies
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Norwalk Chronicler