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.pr FRID \V DFCT‘MB__-.13,1925.

THE EVENING SENTINEL—SO. NORWALK. CONN.

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IIriAINtSliIIJIOS' { . i
The Gift Exquisite i
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TIFFANY STVDIOS
BRONZES

BOWLS . CLOCKS
PORTRAIT FRAMES .
DESK SETS- JEWEL BOXES
CANDLE STICKS -BOOK ENDS
CARD TRAYS .'ASH TRAYS
CIGARETTE BOXES
SMOKERS’ STANDS

Original design: in ctr/Bed and (41‘? Bronze,
find/Jed in Gold, Silver and Antique Gram

OPPOSITE RI‘IZ-CAILTON HPTIL

MADISON AVENVE e (53;;
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Open Eveninu Established 1904' Repairing I

DIAMONDS g 9 _ . JEWELRY
CLOCKS 1! 054m. SILVERWARE
.‘ Ii" ‘ House of Sterling Reputation

45 E. 420 St

Lilian Nth.

WATCHES

nowums' .. .000 n!
HAMILTDSS . .84! up

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l-JLGINS ..... $14.50 «I . 3311"“ H h ‘wmm .
liL‘LOVAH . . .. .338 up Mounting

FLEXIBLE
BRACELET

GEN! DE DI. 891031)?!
Two Sa'muhhea

GENUINE DIAMOND
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“I" hita Gold

LADIES'
WRIST WATCH
Rectnnruiu
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White Gold

WRIST WATCH DIAMONDS
W hue Gold

GENTS SIX GENUINE
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16 In ell S .50

Gul‘rnhteed 1‘ naming: Pop .65 ..

 

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$1.95

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New York Mariners
143 Washington St. 55 Main St. '

SO. Norwaik Norwalk
Telephone 3213 Telephone 2828 ;.

 

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We will have a full line. of fresh killed turkeys, .I
geese, ducks, fancy roasting chickens and fowls at

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Specials for This Week-End

Lean Fresh Pork to Roast 26c lb.
Lean Fresh Hams 28c lb.
Lean Fresh Shoulders 20c lb.

BEST MILK FED VEAL

Shoulder Veal 18c lb
Rump Veal 25c lb.
Lozn pVeal Chops ..............38ch
Rib Veal Chops 30clb.
Lean BreastVeal 18c lb

Home Made

 

 

Genuine ‘ Spring I

Lamb Sausage
. Home Made Sausage 30c
Legs ............... 30c Link Sausage. 30¢
Loin Chops 50c Pigs Liver. 10c
Rib Chops_...... .400 Beef Liver ..... 150
’ Stew Lamb .. ...... 18c New Sauerkraut; 3 'l’ 25c

 

FRIENDS LEARN

‘ L'I'ieved to learn of the death 01 MISS
I l'hoebe Ann (.‘uthili yesterday. III the
I Musonie Home in “‘ullinct’ord, Conn.

 

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ROWAYTON

 

0F PASSING 0F
MISS CUT BILL

Ground Is to Be Broken
Soon for New Homes
at Rowayton Beach

 

 

 

Many liowayton residents \verr

Miss t.‘uibill was born 78 years ago

. in tho llronknido section of tho town

and resided for many years In El coi-

:l:u.'e owned by the into Charles W.
‘lh-ll OII McKinley Idrcet. Miss Cut-
1bill was sister to Mr. llenry Cutbill

of North avenue and the late ltich-

iti‘tl Cutbill of Norwuik. She had

been ailing for several weeks. Fun-

eral services will ho announced later.
a o a

Mr. John Hamilton of Railroad

avenue, New t‘annall. was Ill tou‘n

I'I‘uer‘duy attending to some. l‘tplill'ii

helm: made to his property on Me-

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A relierusal was held In the
Methodist (.‘.hureh by the pupils 01'
the Thomas school, Wilson l'oint
road, yesterday. 'J‘heSo children will
present the pageant, ‘I'l‘he. Nuttelty,’
Tuesday afternoon in the church.
lteiutives and friends of the children

have been inyited to witness the ren— ;

dition of this plny.
O t O
~~Candies. Cigars. (‘nInI-ms for
Christmas at Allen's Drug Store.
"liitters."-—Adv.
O O O
In the near future. ground will be
broken {or tht. building or scv:,eril

IIIw houses at the llonatiou III. u h l I.)

.59 $2.49to$2.98

tolom.
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Little Miss Florence Parker. who

h 1‘1 luen confined to her home with.
1 :tsetero cold, is reported to he get
ltlng along nicely. llcr many play

illllltfl miss lltl‘ and wish her II.
:pmdy recovery. Miss Florence in

‘ 'llht‘ duughtm- of (‘uptuiu and Mrs.
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lenjnInin l'arker of Logan place.
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The ‘.uptist Church held its regu

lur mid-week prayer meeting last
evening. The meeting was well at-
‘tended and was in charge of tho I.a-'
ldies' Aid Society of the church.

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i. for several days.
O l! C

itet: street were recent visitors in
Bridgeport.

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I Mr. and Mrs. Sidney hell of (‘roc-
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\iiss Calol Mills who has been
Ivlsiting htI sister. Airs. Leslie
Hughes 01’ Br‘boklyn, N. Y.. is ex—
pected to return to her home on

- : Highland avenue today.

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. A rehearsal of tho pageant “The ’
f ifhreret of Happiness" was held in
I; g the Baptist Church yesterday after—
'.: g! noon. Santa Claus will visit the.

church in person Thursday evening
The smaller children takingr part in

. . the Christmas entertainment are:
f Janet Quick, Gwendolyn Arnold;
Margaret \‘Vaterhouse, Muriel Juni—

SOII. Norma Arnold. Miriam and l-Is-

tor Bond. Helen Ludrignn. Alva
lilattcrstone. Emma. Jennie, omit

the lowest possible prices. __ ;

Dorothy Johnson, and Ronald Mead.
o a 2;:
Miss Margaret Gaston. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Gaston
ot‘ Pennoycr street. has returned to
her home for the Christmas holi-
days. Miss Gaston is at student at
Wheaten college in Norton, Mass.
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Many friends of Mr. Henry Cut-
bill regret to learn that he is criti-
cally ill at his home on North are-
one.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pinkney or
Glendridge. N. .1.. am the guests of
Air. and Mrs. William Pinkney at
their home on Itowuyton avenue to-
day.

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£20m RE

REPAIRING AND. OVERHAULINC
mars AND ACCESSORIES

HAYDEN

AUTOMOBILE CO.

L. Wagner. Branch Mgr.

34 WEST AVE. NORWALB
SERVICE STATION PHONE 1381

 

Passenger
Cars

 

 

 

PORTERHOUSE STEAK . . . . . . . . . . 34c lb.

SIRLOIN STEAK 32clb. .5
ROUNDSTEAK 30elh. if
PRIMERIBROAST‘...............30elb
RIB ROAST (Boned and Rolled) . . . . 30c 11' ,.
Shoulder Steak. . . ........ .200 lb ;:
BREAD & BUTTER POT ROAST. .24c lb ‘3}
STICKING PIECES ....... . .. 20c lb. .3

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

FRESH CHOPPED BEEF . . . . . . . . . 15c lb

BONELESS RUMP CORNED BEEF 26c lb .
PLATE CORN ED BEEF ......... . . 10c ll.
FANCY ROASTING CHICKEN . . . . 38c lb.
FANCYFOWLS. ...........38clb.#

 
 
 

 

 

 

Beginning Today
Our Store
Will Remain
Opening Evenings
Until
9 o’clock

To accommodate late
Christmas Shoppers

L. GOLDEN

Washington Street
South Norwalk

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Khwgzgififigé

Mrs. Eugene Ambler of Witch
Lune iri‘t yesterday to visit her
ti‘llllgliltl‘. ‘iirs. (3.00th Lrtts and
ltimily at the'iI home in Astoria, 1..

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Mrs. Selleck’s Divorce

Suit Is Withdrawn

Illlllltil'll‘tlii'l‘. lit-e. IR,-—~-.\ notice

of the withdrawn] or II divorce ue-
iion brought by Mary lioyi SI'Ileck.
formerly of Norwulk. new of l'ound
llitlue. N. T.. ugulnht l‘lowul‘tl SEI—
li'i'l\, liaIien. painting eontrnetor.
mm tiled in SIIIIeIim' t'ourl yester—I
day afternoon.

Mrs, St‘lll‘t'k had brought two

suits against her husband. whom
~dm churned with intolerable eruelty.

'l‘he ilrst nan dismissed ull June it.
after In court trial by Judge Arthur
l". l'llls.

’l‘ho peldesiriin may in light. but

let; get well any Illlhken

 

opening name of l925 by eiuuting it . Iuet’i)‘ played i" ll!“ -\IIII i'li 'tlI \.~l,|-tl-
E R [A "A honn r.un mm to Ken 1'I)IlINiiIII-.. . -
iup I"ti;'llliill) during the tutor IuIt I ...

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i got liII 1”le hit iiIlIiI-‘l ill the width
«In \lr-«Iti‘lllilli, is on:- III III! .

('I'IrIIIIIII pur-IIhuu-d II\ He \‘IIIIIII III. film-l. loll Ntltlll tound him us its I
in .'Inuoulu the
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YANKEE

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Miller ilumtlnu. manager “f I}... Ihonn lllll hint: of the Southern I-Ii
Ncw York Americans. next \IIII
lit-.I'H all the players he has Illll-
chased from the Atiuntu Southern
Asuneittlltlll eluiI. inns oi this (‘lly|
eun go to New York feeling like I'I' llllllol‘lll next season.
they will see. a second t‘raClI-sri Johnny llrocit. li‘lllilllVi'IY our.
team in action.

 

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II luilnI: to the )IIII'IhuNe nl’ I‘um‘utl.

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All Set For A Record - Breaking. Saturday At

 

Gift Suggestions
FOR WOMEN

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Vanity Handkerchiefs

5;; Fancy Kid Gloves
I‘ll) ....... $1 98 and $2.59 pr

Manicuring Sets

Si 1k and V’ 001 Scarfs

.,. Chamoisette Gloves

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“I; All Leather Handbags
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Women' s Step-ins

Wool Hose
Corduroy Robes

.Umbrellas ..
Silk Quilted Robes

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Sport and Stylish Coats

Coat. and Dress Flowers

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Ivor y Toilet Sets

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Housefrocks . ,

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Gift Suggestions

Alum. Pcrculators

Cloth and Napkin Sets
Boxed Pillow Cases

Boxed Linen Towels

Alum. Double Roasters

Jsrdinieres ..
Tea. Sets __

Pyrex Glassware

Casseroles

............. 100 to $100'

Necklaces 59c to $1.50 boxed
Boxed Vanity Sets .. $1.50

.......... $3. 98 to $14.98

‘0 ........ 69c to $1. 25 pr
Wool Gloves ..... $1. 00 pr

............. $1 25 $5. 98

“I“; ............. 590 to s4 98'
Bloomers ..... 592 to $4.985
59c to $1.59

........... $2 98 to $9. 50
..$1 00 to $5. 98..

73 .....L.. . .. $7.50 to $19.50
g5, Night. Gowns $1.00 to $12.50
_;¢ Silk and Cloth Dresses

.......... $4.95 to $32.09
.......... $8.85 to $59.50
....... 50c to $1.75

.......... $3 98 to $14. 98 ..
$1.00 to $3.98 -
Fancy Aprons 690 to $1.00

FOR THE HOME

81‘
£44”
it
Pretty Blankets
........... $2.29 to $13. 75
Comfortables $2. 98 to $17 5C

Bed Spreads $2. 29 to $9. 75
Table Cloths $125 to“$5 00 big, helpiul store has been transformed like magic
. Bridge Sets $2. 98 to $5. 00 set

............ $1. 25 to $5.75
Flower Vases . 590 to $2.25

....... $3.98 to $13.75 set

............ $1.55 to $2.25

......... 590 to $2.25 ea. With His
F21”. DRESSES... .. SURPRISE
EST? KISSES to $9.98 PACKAGES
Electric Waffles 619811 $9 98 h .

......... '.. . . to .
Electric Grills ....... $9.95 At 10c Package
Electric Irons ........ $6.25 Hundreds and Hundreds

......... $2.85to$6.5(
Wall Pockets . 98c to $1.151 ’
.59c to $4. 25' ‘

$5. 98 to $16... "1"

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1: GIFTS TO GIVE ARE THOSE YOU
:3 YOURSELF WOULD LIKE TO RE-
i CEIVE. SUCH TOKENS ARE HERE
g IN VAST HOLIDAY ASSORTMENTS.

'lhe short till to holiday shopping is the road that.
I leads irom y'OIII home to the Boston Store This

into a treasure house of gifts. For every one on
\0111' list. there is just the thing 3011 iv.ant Then
are literalh thousands at intelesting‘ items on dis
plat and so convenienth arlungetl that seltetiml
is a (ltlightfullt easy matter.

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In Toyland Again Tomorrow

SANTA CLAUS

 

of ’Em

Even one, selected and nrapptd up by Santa. him-
self. with the Sole idea or adding to the joyonsness
I of Christmas Tide. Etcry package contains a. toy
which it sold in the ordinary w-ay would bring from
150 to 250 each.

 

 

 

 

 

Visit Our Gift
“Shopper Shoppe”

 

Dinner Sets . $4. 65 to 89’. 5'-
. ............ 25c to $500 IE.“ %‘
.. $3.98 to $7.5CE

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'10 North Main Street.
South NI'II'wxdk,

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OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL
CHRISTMAS

Watch tomorrows papers for lead-
Ilig contestants in Children's I’rile.
Voting Font-3st.

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'I‘HU‘N‘E

f Gift Suggestions

1E. FOR MEN
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'5'; W001 Plaid Semis

. .......... $2. 49 and“ 32.9

:.l Fancy Spoxt 110er
.......... 49C to $1. 00 pr_

Umbrellas . . . . $1.00 to $6.00
Bath Robes .......... $3.93
Silk Lounging Robes . $14.98

Felt. and Leather Slippers
l ............. $1. 00 pair

lFleeced Lined Sweatets
................... 5‘1. 98

Plain and SpOIt Houdker
chiefs .. .121/10 to 81 ea.

Wool. Kid, Suede. Fur
Lined Gloves. 750 to $3 pr.

Suit Cases and Traveling
Bags ...... 298 to $7. 98

Smokei s Stands $1. to $3. 98
DeskSetS....... ..$1.75
Pocket Knives 25c to $1.00
Card Tables ......... $2. 59
.Ash Trays 25c to $1.98

:Dress Shirts. Collar Attach
ed and neckband styles
.......... $1.49 and $1.98

Boxed Neclnvear 29c to $1.00

 

 

'.':

ose Suppotters
........... 25c to 790 set

Fiannelette and Light.
Weight Pajamas
.$1. 59 and $1. 98

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Gift Suggestions
FOR CHILDREN

 

Boys’ Knickers
............. 69c to $1 25

Children s Coats
‘. .......... $4. 98 to $5 98

Boys’ Overcoats
.......... $6. 98 to $12. 50

WBloomei Dresses
l ........... $2. 25 to $2 98

:I'I‘eddy Bear Suits
........... $4 98 to $5 98

Children’ s Dresses
. ...... $1. 98 to $14.98

Children s Sweateis
........... $1. 98 to $6.93

Boys’ Blouses and Shirts $1
Night Gowns ........ $1. 98

Serge and Wool Dresses
.......... $1. 98 to $14. 98

Chamoisette and Wool
Gloves ..... $1.00 to $1.65

Baby Blankets boxed
. .......... $1. 98 to $2. 98

Children' ssBead Sets
......... 590 to $1.00 set

Children's Golf Hose
........... 790 and $1.00

Children’s Stocldngs
. . . ......... 250 to 980 pr.

Children's Bath Robes $2.39
I Handkerchiefs ..... 100 ea.

Boxed Handkerchiefs, 3 in
0. box ............... 29c

 

.Boys' Wool Suits .. $2.98
Children’s Rompers .. $1.00

i Wool Slip- on Sweaters
........... $2 25 to $3. 98

Jersey Leggins ...... $1.25
éBoys‘ Wool Caps ..... $1.00
:Visit Toyland for Toys

 

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