rue 'm'ti renal-fairly
is when a reset. from Chernock'e
Market is served, for it you have a
WW = keen appetite you do not want to hide
v' . ”g __ it but go it for all you amoral. tor
‘ ” . the nest time you dine you may not
' . «gr-aunt v I
is, 1:: . .
‘ k . I -n 5“: <
i‘
have' Charmek‘s meat to eat. There-
fore snake the best or your opportu-
* nity.
However there is no chance of
your starving. for at all times the best -
and finest cuts in beef, mutton. lamb,
veal. pork and poultry are awaiting
your selection at our famous market.
Give us your orders and we will please
You.
CHARNOCK'o MARKET
10 Railroad Ave. Phone 633-2
' cor-valor".
spun-co
ROSENFIELD BROS.
THE STORE Ol' cum AND PRACTICAL GIFTS
Visit Our Store Before Buying Your Christmas Gifts.
Just a Few Suggestions for the Whole Family:
W
* Thermos and Universal
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Casseroles
Bottles and Lunch Kits Pie Servers
.Roller and Ice Skates Electric Lamps ,
Electric Irons
Pyrex Baking Ware
Aluminum Ware
Roger’s Silverware
‘Flexible Flyer Sleds
Pocket Knives
Ingersoll Watches
Shaving Equipment
Flashlights Toilet and Manicure Sets
Fountain Pens _ Carving Sets
01m emcee us inwars aron'r.
Rosenfield Brothers
125 Washington St. Phone 340
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Free Delivery
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COALANTHBACITI a nmnmtousCOAL
CAN NEL COAL FOR FIRE PLACES
——- Masons' Building Haterlsl ——
The Norwalk Coal 69‘ Supply Co.
39 Wall St. Phone 113 108 Water St.
CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS PRAISE OUR
COMFORT SLIPPERS
Our Christmas Gift Slippers are receiving enthusiastic approba-
tion from Christmas shoppers. We are daily told that our assortment
is unequalled in the beauty of its colors and its thoroughly good
quality.
If you haven't made your selections we suggest that you delay no
longer, as color and size ranges will be less extensive later.
CONNEALLY Er BRACKEN
South Norwalk, Conn. — Store Open Saturday Evenings.
PALACE BOOTERY
PALACI mam BUILDING
CHRISTMAS FOOTWEAR
Are now awaiting your inspection. Prepare now for Christ-
mas. Don’t delay till the last minute. Our stock of Pumps,
Oxfords. Shoes and Slippers are complete. Come in and get
acquainted with our Christmas footwear as we will save you
money on every pair.
‘ HERSHFIELD
Motor Tra‘nsportatiOn Co.
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
Daily Service Between New York & Norwalk
'l'en Large Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds of Transpor-
tation; Padded Vans for furniture Work
i
s
‘ a
Main Oflice, 26.Concord St, So. Norwalk, Phone 294. .
New :Y!ork Oifloe, 901 West 20th, Phone mesons ‘ .
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A DINNER. HERE
is a revelation in good service. exqui-
site food and moderate pricing. We
are prepared to serve any number
‘trom one to a large dinner party. Our
tables tor two are very Daimler. You
and she will enjoy occupying one. we
are sure.
IAVOIA “SIAM
luslneee Hours 0 A. M. to 12 P. II.
M dentin Nels m
Isithflerwellt.
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dime rune. wan-rue. mensros. Tess HOLOIRO‘,‘ ere.
"“hty'plaovaS. Plait. "'-
0:30 p.~ m.——Boston police
3:00 p. tn.—
I.-—Mld-atternoon news broadcast
' furnished by Boston Ameri-
can.
lI.—-Music reproduction by the
Chlckerins Ampleo» and
'Brunswiclt._
6:30 p. m.—-—Weekly crop report. cont-
piled by V. A. Sanders crop statis-
tician tor the New England States.
(435 meters).
8:00 p. m.—Conditlon of Mambo-
setts highways. turnishtpl by the
Automobile Legal Association.
reports.
Boston police headquarters; late
news dashes. early sports news. Bos-
ton American. _
8:00 p. m.-—Evenlng program.
I.—“Sclence Up to Date," a Solon.
true American Review ex-
clusively tor Amrad W01.
.II.—Concert. by Miss Mabel Benji.-
- min. soprano. soloist at the
First luthodist church of
Lynn. studying with M1-
Josephin‘e Knight of Boston:
Miss Betty Fairchlld. to-
ccmpanlst. Albert Faucon.
violinist: Miss. Lens. B.
Knox. accompanist.
1.———(a) "Polonaise Brillianto"
.............. Wieniawskl
(b) "Fantasia of Faust".Gounbd
Mr. Faucon. accompanied
by Miss Knox.
2.——Soprano Solos—-
(a) "Homing" . . . . . .Del Rlego
(b) "To the Sun". . . . . ‘
Miss Benjamin, accompani-
7 ed by Miss Fair-child.
8.——Vlolln Solos—Concerto No. 2—-
(n) "Andante."
(h) “Rondo Rune". . .DeBeriot
Mr. Faucon. accompanied
by Miss Knox.
4.——'—Soprano Solos——
(a) “In the Great Unknown”
. .............. . D’Hardelot
(b) ”When the Dew Is Falling”
.......... .. . . . . . Schneider
Miss Benjamin. accompani-
ed by Miss Fall-child.
5.—V'lolln Solos -—-—
(a) “Nocturne. E-flat"
Senate-Chopin
(b)"Serennde in A." ...... Drdll.
Mr. Faucon. accompanied
by Miss Knox.
6.-——Soprano Solos—
(a) “Because" ..... D'Hurdelot
(b) “I Know a Lover Garden"
. . . . . ...... . D'Hardelot
Miss Benjamin, accompani-
ed by Miss Mblld.
Sunday. “roomma- 11.
Station “'61.
4:00 p. m.—’1‘willght program.
I.——“The Family Circle." conducted
by the Youth's Companion.
1.—-"The Boy \Vho Kept at It."
2.—-Calendars in the Back Counter.”
8.——"Trylng the “Wrong Man."
4.——"A Winter Picnic."
IL—Co‘ncert by the Winthrop m'
e
School Orchestra. N.
Willis. director.
1.——.\larch. "Greeting to Bangor”
............. Hall
2.—-—0verture. "Orpheus in der Un-
tervc’elt" . . . .. . . . .Ottenback
Vi'lnthrop High School
Orchestra.
3.—Vlolln Solo—-
Elliot
(a) "Heirs Fail". . . .. . . Huhay
(b) “Souvenir" ......... Drdla
Elbert Sinatra. concert
master.
4.~—Concert Waltz. "Espsna"
Waidteul’el
W'lnthrop High School
Orchestra.
5.—-—Trio—-—
(a) “Mornlnx. Noon and Night"
. ...... Suppo
(b) "March Mllltnire"..8.chubert
e ...... .....
Raymond Sinatra. piano:
Elbert Sinatra, violin: Al-
fred Arcierl. cello.
. Curran i
l
0,—Overture. “Lustsplel"..Kela. Bela
7.——March. "W. Li. B." ...... Hail
W‘lnthrop High School
Orchestra.
Ill—”Tho Other Wise Man." by
Henry Van Dyke. read by
‘V. B. Barrow. J7.
IV.~—Spm~iai broadcast.
Santa. Claus. .
6:30 p. m.—-Boston police reports.
Boston police headquarters.
8:30 p. m.—-Federaiion church' serv-
ice. conducted by Rev. Warren 13.
Brigham. pastor of the Grove Hall
Universollst church, assisted by the
quartet of the church. composed of
Mrs. Alice K. Osgood, 1st soprano:
Mrs. Clara. A. Adams. 2nd soprano:
Mrs. Ruth '1‘. Boothby. 1st nlto:
Mrs. Minnie Keith. 2nd alto: solo-
ists. Mrs Jessie Pett (soprano). Le-
Mert V. Sheridan (baritone).
Address. “The Church and the
Drama."
Anthems—
1.~—‘"Slng Unto the Lord"
.............. . Trowbrldge
.-—-"Look down, Dear Lord."
9:00 p. m.-Evenlng musicals, by the
quartet and soloists ot the
Grove Hall Universelist
Amenca’sm
9
9).“
Letters tor
immune: ..
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fl“
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swoon. “new mnz'uy‘smnr
................ ,Sch'nector
s.——Quartet. “.0 Shepherd or terse!"
: see-Aeeeeeeseoesse mom
urn: . . -
lire. ”teammates.
dam o do ”On uto’s' High-
way" 10' Brown ,
Q'seeaeeedesees.
‘ ' Mrs. J’eesie Allan Pett.
5.—-3aritone Solo. "Whpt “mm of
Love"
14011031 V. Bhorldan. -
soc-m rostrum: cosmos.
During the Sunday «school' session
last Sunday an appeal wee nude for
a special collection to keep a child
trons, starvation. in one 0! th. Near
m orphanages tor'the next year.
n at the an-
nual Christmas entertainment at» the
school. This appeal made such an inn»
presion. and the cause seems so wor-
thy. that the boy's class. taught by
Mrs. XcCensland. volunteered to, hold —
acute and candy sale tor this worthy
object; This sale is being held this
afternoon from two until live o'clock
the
entire proceeds to go to the Near East
this collection to be
in the basement or the church,
Belief fund.
e
The subject or the illustrated lec-
ture for tomorrow evening will be
"Chanticleer." that play’ in which
Maud Adams starred some years ago.
This interesting play is given entirely
by characters representing barnyard
lowle. and is the story of a rooster
lthat imagined that the than could not
.rise without his crowing at it“. rise.
and who, when once he overslept was,
chagrined to find that it could do so.
even though he was not on hand. The
slides are already here. and are as
pretty I. set or pictures as any that
have been shown in the present setct
lectures.
The Sunday club meeting will be
led by Gear‘s R. BrunJee. fivho will
“Some Recent
This
meeting at. 11 o’clock is open for any
at the men and women at the com-
dlscues the subject:
Experiments in Psychology."
munity that wish to attend.
At the, min: December meeting
of the Board or Sunday school. held
Thursday evening. it was voted to take
several steps forward in. the work of
the school next year. Including these
twill be the adoption 0: the Duplex
envelope system. tor the otter-lugs.
creation of a lookout committee
pointed a nominating committee
for th. new 3.6.1.1
the second Thursday in January.
8m! EANDKEBCKIEFS.
Three-cornered silk handkerchief!
in bandanna coloring or batik euects
are a popular neck finish for
sports frock. They are .alwan gay
and colorful.
USE OF-OomB. ,,
New collar and out! sets of linen.
haunts. or omndie. are embroidered
with wool or sill: in Persian or peas-
ant colorin’m Vestees. too. are more
popular in colored than in plain em»
broldery.
myriad” no.1)
ltiu'Asiams.
obsess... moDermld‘
to
look into and help absences. from the
school on account of sickness. provide
for assistance to the teaching force. ’
and purchase needed equipment for all
departments. Rev. Jacobs. Mrs. H. A.
.Tilly and John L. Henry were ap-
to
nominate the‘tommitteee and officers
Election of these
ofl'icmwill be made at the meeting
the
Jacoby’s
Gifts that are
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Children
fry Store
cum. on an
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. 25 per cent off , §§'&o%“n% ‘fPé’sé‘fii‘
. . I, _ , 53-50 up
Perfect. Blue White Diamonds"
~ Set in any style of Gold and Platinum L8 loses Pearls, $5.00 up
" : ~ ‘ mum“- - ‘ ~ . Solid Gold 5'
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_ - ' fl .. Rings_...nn.$3.00up
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WE" OFFER THE
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MILITARY SETS
STERLING SILVER SETS
SHAVING SETS, IVORY CLOCKS, PICTURE
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14K.and 18K White Gold Bracelet Watches, 15 jewels
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. -25-Year-Guarantee.White Gold Filled Watches,
. 20-Year Guarantee,Filled Bracelet Watch . . . . .
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in the City, and guarantee every article. These prices are
at present time.
$6.50 up
$4.00 up
$5.00up
........$8.00up
.esnessseeee.
15>jewels
assoc-oee.
we guarantee these Watches the greatest hargainsever
offered. Gold and Gold Filled . . .1 .
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314 ATLANTIC STREET
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MARK-OFF
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‘2 So. Ham‘ vSt. So. Norwalk
Just Above the Cliflord.
BE PREPARED
euv WINTER necessaries
FOR YOUR CAR
now
Before the Cold and Sieet Is Here.
weekes Auto Supply Co.
“A Place That’s Differ-dint"
14 West Ave. Norwalk
Sm
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ALI- COLOR-8
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Shoe Store
8 no. stun‘ st.
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