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mm—lrmnhsdm
I One month. soc: three
stillsouthotsntonereardl.
, Mallom'sllstreetdlormlk.
' unwelcomest'l'beflentlnelotnoe.
1,101In1uwntouwlllooatera
Wimpending or bringiu it
” , no: tortheeouvenieuee of these
, , “tales” items of news or other mat-
* found at the eutrsme to The Senti-
n 1 should tnsllcsses be Id-
Tfll EVENING SENTINEL.
- south Nomik. Oonu.
" ' Mug Sentinel has a Circulation
‘ M» o] Namath and its Suburbs
.Oottoiderublvfihan the Combimd
. 1 » of the other Three Local Dail-
Ottr .Pms Room is always open to
s.
My“ cannot be guaranteed the
' day copy is handed in. Every rea-
, effort will be made to accommo-
_trons, but changes cannot be in-
upon as a right unless copy is sent
, «by: o'clock in the afternoon of the
, before the change is desired.
Tmolephon:-Oallo.
,. rooms. 93-3.
branch office. so...
New York Herald Weather Forecast
. The weather today promises to be generally
‘ flirts) partly cloudy. with slightly lower tom-
‘ with". Tomorrow it or unison to be partly
y. with nearly stationary temperature.
wowed by rain.
Thermometer Record.
.1 Thehighest point of the thermometer for
twenty-tourhours ending atnoon today
41 degrees above zero: lowest. 5': degrees
shove.
‘fllfltuufl Almanac tor Tomorrow.
Sunrises ‘ Sun sets. llightide Lowtldo
‘ .‘ 7:06 4:23 2:10 8:11
. The dastardly attempt made last
. night to throw the Tramway car off
the track, reported in another column.
ought to cause the proper authorities to
put in operation measures to apprehend
and punish its perpetrators. There can
‘ bnno doubt of the evil purpose of the
'villians, and whether it be animosity
toward the road out plan to kill and
rob, itis altogether too serious to allow
7 to pass uninvcstigated. The Tramway
‘ ‘ greatest security possible for its
passengers. but it cannot be expected
to prevent such a danger as here referred
to without the oo-Operatien of the town
authorities.
“ Mhstllieosslerlehelsts ass Mel
school were neither‘sbnat nor tardy
during the mouth of November just
past. In the entire school, of 358 at-
pnpils. r..-
nrd, Lizzie Harris. Mabel Hendrick,
nonpany is in duty bond to provide the '
The following pupils of the Oenttr
tending. there were but twelve tardy
Room 1, Ktndergarten~Edno How-
Henry Harris. Erhard Libby, Wyllys
Smith, Stephen Smith, Howard Hen-
dricks. f
Room fl-Mnrion Hayes, Mary Martin.
Florence Nadiu, Edna Allen, William
Horton, Harold Murray, Ernest Malkin,
Kenneth Smith, Robert Allen, Walter
Hendrick.
Room 3~Carlton Byington, Richard
Dunning, Robert Ells, Ernest Funcber,
Willie Gray, Irving Huymes, Lawrence
Heal y, Alfred Lindborg, Arthur Murray.
Theodore Math, Harold St. George.
Ralph Berlieut, Florence Bray, Bertha
Brundage, Sarah Blackwell, Charlotte
Frank, Anna Func‘uer, Grace Mosher,
Albertine Mathcis, Rose Nattet’ord, Ruth
Smith. or
Room -i~—-Editli Bates, Edna Byiugtou.
inez Daniels, Leah Lycett, Martha
Mulh, Carrie Smith, Minnie Smith,
Marion Weeks, Selleok Andrews, Eddie
Blackwell, Mortimer Brundagcfiigmund
Gusowski, Percy Hendrick, Arthur Hun-
tington, William Littlelon, John McCor-
mack, Howard Nadin, Howard Smith.
Room o—Lulu Bearse, Victoria Black-
well, Bertha Bates, Amelia Faulds, Eny
Lecbold. Lizzie Malkin, Johanna Mul-
cahy, Kate Shannon, Robert Ballard,
Albert Buutcn. Arthur Geddes, Chester
Heath, Walter Haynes, Ollie Kemp,
Wilbur Lockwood, Willie Raymond,
Freddie Ranch, Freddie Warden.
Room ll-Edith Foster, Edna Gluin-
mau, Lillian Guile, Jennie London, Sn-
die Mathews, Daisy Mott, Rita 'Natte-
ford, Ida Purdee, Hattie Parker, Ida
Raymond, Bessie Stanley, Elsie Schu-
mann, L'zzie Sheldon, Ethel Wardwell,
Nellie ()thame, Mattie, Gusowski, Min-
nie Franks, Agnes Ratchford, Bertha
Funcher. George Avison, Frank Brun-
dogs, Lester Brundage, George Gava-
nagh, Chester Griffin, Edward Guthrie,
Neil liendrickson, Grover Moore, Eddie
Newman, Gilbert, Underhill, Irving
Horton,Edwnrd Botst'ord, Martin Ratch-
ford, Hurry Burns, Charles Parker.
Room 7—Idn Burr, Florence Carl,
Annie (.thittim, Nellie Comstock,
Blanche Elle. Julia Hoffman, Carrie
Nadin, Mnizie Roscoe, Daisy Ranch,
Jennie Townsend, Katherine Hunter,
Lottie Beach, Eva Kimball, Ida North-
rop, Elna Buttery, ,‘Violct Lycott, Percy
Barnum, Fred Miller, Frank Benedict,
Charlie Murray, Earl Osborn, Howard
Wilson, Henry Comstock,Walter Aiken.
Walter Abbott, Harry Sterling.
Room 8. High school—Hurry Com-
stock, Robert Benedict, Hurry Hubbell,
Miss Louise Jarvis returnel home
from Brooklyn on Monday.
dc: have been guests of Miss Minnie
Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Hurlbutt, of
2‘, Westport, have visited Mr. and Mrs?
l
Korma Hurlbutt.
. in the Congregational church.
Norfield Grunge will elect oflicers and
r transact other important business, on
“ Friday evening.
social on Tuesday evening, at the home
of Miss Minnie Williams. A special
business meeting of the HOCIcty was also
ing.
Miss Mamie Sturges. of this plut'P.
mFrederick Kearus, of Georgetown,
were married on Saturday last, at tho
and Mrs. George B. Sturgcs.
distEplscopul church. The young pm
plo will begin housekeeping in George
W.
Miss Maud Williams has been ill witl
for several days.
‘onBunday-eveuiu‘z. , {
WINNIPAU K.
James E. Milner, of Holden inn. was
called to North Audovcr. last. week. on
outburst of the death of his brother,
Thomas Miluer.
_ A portion of the Nor-walk Mills has
W for a few days to allow the other
portion to get some work ahead.
. ”fiffii’dms elm .-
1",”
letter, chopped
‘ ' cures piles or no pay requ rod. on ordinulm untitled "Relative to Public inflow“, sogood as 1, Dr. Kin 's New as. th '
“'Wmtdfiug”; nglggifiiw [Hm-15b" vdpn‘ml Amp mph]. mo. in Discover: Trial bottles free “I R. n. diallinmé’llm“ '“°"°"°“‘°’
U I! up 0 . es cents torn iy unlenrt-r to rent us oi own: Mammy. drug atom. South Not-walk. “OUSOI’IOIO FUI’I‘IISUI’O PINTO. .I‘
2“ Eu. 3. .Weed and 9.0.Btillsou.‘ livery hotel or lmlginghonm keeper. . 50° _ v I
1 ..-,_......--..-... W. 1....1 every house holder, in mm dwel- Begum” “a ti cycles, Carriages, Etc.
DIIYW Em lug shall occur a cone of measles, «- '.,, ‘
. Electric Bitters as a remedy for whooping-cough. cholera infantnm, F3; lollipsrtl...ilnrs inuulrsatthe
. , . , .. Champion Shot «tumors. 0 080
may Ifnot, gets bottle now diphtheria, rctniltout, typhoid, typhus, TAYLOR & GOLDEN
_ relief. This medicine has been murlet, yellow fever, MHBII pox. cholera. Miss Annie Oakley writes: “Myself '
tube peculiar! adapted to the re- pulmonary tuberculosis, or my other , and many of the Buffalo Bill Wild West "WASHINGTON STREET.
malignant, contagious or infectious digilo. have given Allen's Foot-ease, the Connecticut
momentum
Headache. Faith.
» Sleepless, Excituble.
ngtoul
o‘
The Nordeld Y. P. S. (.2. H. held is!
held at the parsonage on Monday oven-
residence of the bride’s parents. Mr.
The core- _
mouy was performed at 3 p m., by Rev.
W. L HOIDJOS, 0f the Zion Elli Mellio‘ lat ltfl' of the Service.
I
O‘Norllrlti Y. I’. S._ ('3. II meeting i
willbecouducted by Miss Allf'u Fitch 135...”), Nora-elk,
bestsslve in the world for outml
stuns. ulcers, salt rheum, fever
‘ hands, chilblnins,
" and all skin eruptions, and .
omale Utmipluints,
swonderful direct influence in
h and tone to the organs.
of Appetite. Constipu-
rig Smile, or are
.. Melon-
or troubled with Dizzy Spells, Elec-
ttsrs is the medicine you need.
th andill-byh
and 11.00 at seen
illllwdld Hunter, Fred James, Willie
|Miller. Cornelius Pierce, Philip Stal-
Iford, Treat Stanley, Edward linderhill,
iHurolIl Wilson.
‘ don, Bessie Raymond, Lizzie Schumann -
i Bluuvhe Dunning.
l Telephone Service.
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ETtlE SOUTHERN NEW'ENOLAND
i TEIEPHONE CO.
Cir on, and Long Disaggc Trans
‘r"
sul'
Imillcnat
$25 a Year and Upwards,
l
- For details, address the Inca
. ‘ miles of the company,
i .
Washington Street,
I
, , Florence Elle, Lena
Misslrene Perry and MISS Daisy SW'L I Hutchinson, Hattie Keith, Marlon Lon-
. ’l‘he plumbers are now at work in Ar-
. thnr l3. Hill's new residence in Morgan
A Christmls entertiinment ““11 be lith'lIlle. It is expected that the house
D015 on Tuesday evening, 090mm” 22' :will be ready for occupancy by April 1.
1()iicrs' Telephone Service in this
'1 . izy with an equipment of Metallic
mu'rording to the amount and char.
Esau-ritual. BUILDING
Ctmn.
In! to Mill by titles the Men.
We have made special mil
witbtbesgontscf the celebrated Bases
Glow-Fitting Patterns. bvvhioh we can
presenttoonrladyresdersscoueoftbeir
very newest and choiceets m of
garments. li'ull and explicit direction
for putting together the garment! so.
oompsnyenoh pattern.
692l—-Muosts‘ Draped Waist.
6848—M:ssce‘ SH'GUYCU SIHlI.
rims BY MAY neuron.
Figured goods in wine color and moss
green made this stylish and becoming
waist, dark wine colored velvet- forming
the combination. A neat glove-fitting
lining having single bust darts serves as
the foundation upon which the graceful
draped front and full back are arranged.
Gathers at the shoulders edges dispose
the fullness of the front, forming a “V”
effect at the top on which is laid a
point yoke of velvet. The lower edge of
the waist droops slightly in blouse effect
over the belt, which is concealed by a
girdle of ribbon velvet stylishly bowed
in centre-buck. Underarm gores sepa-
rate the front from the bucks, which
have . athered fullness at each side of the
closing, made through the centre with
buttons and button-holes. Full short
putts of mushroom style are arranged
upon close-fitting coat sleeves according
to the newest fancy in sleeves. The
standing collar is covered by a stock of
ribbon tied in a large bow at the back.
The stylish skirt tits smoothly at the
top in front and on the sides and may be
box-plaited or gutherel at the back, as
preferred. The front has a narrow gore
with a wi ie gore on each side and three
gems in the back that fall in pretty flutes
at the foot'all around. The placket is
finished at the left side of‘ the centre
gore and the top is completed with a
belt. The skirt is fashionably|tull,being
a little over three yards and a half at the
foot in the medium size.
The mode is extremely becoming to
youthful figures and may be developed
in camel‘s hair, ctnmine, serge, vicuuu
and whipcord. for general WODI‘,WIllIt‘
silks in glass, tatl'sta, or India will com-
bine delightfully with velvet.
To make the waist for u miss in the
medium size will require two and one-
balf yards of forty-four-inch wide
material, and to make the skirt for u
miss of fourteen years it will require
three and one-quarter yards of the same
width material. The waist pattern, No,
6‘321,is cut for misses of ten, twelve,
fourteen and sixteen years, and retuils
for twentyotive cents. The skirt pat-
tern, No. 5848. is cut in sizes for misses
of ten, twelve. fourteen and sixteen
years, and retails for thirty cents.
EVENING SENTINEI.
cou Pore .
Eutltllng to onsal’aftern. any size at Ito.
w
. cm.
Out this out. fill in your e and sdrese
an
dmailorta eltto
1 Sturtsvsnt’s Bargain House
“All
ADD“ ......................................................................
PATTERN No. sen. drill! SIZE ”~le
This coupon and 12 can e ill are
above pattern attiturtevant s. F0 In
and Ann streets. South Norwa k.
HO‘VT'S THEATRE
The Creole Spy.
4 MATINEES.
Wednesday. Thursday, Friday and Saturday
anligg-o Prices 1098015 toall parts or the
mus
ENTERTAINMENTS.
T 0- N IO HT.
The Little Merry-maker.
$1.25 wrapper 259.; oil’ is 9-10.
MINNIE LESTER! w ~ ~ .. .. w
, $175 11 H II n L31
In the romantic drama. ”'00 u .. .. H 1'50
$298 H u u u 2.24
Prices 100, sec. and sec.
Seats on sale Thursday at Pluisted’s and
l’lnneo‘s stores. .
Saturday night-"A New York Boy.“
Commencing
.....A- ~ .....__..._, .3
Hannibal A. Williams
The Distinguished
SHAKESPERIAN
RECITALIST.
Will I’resint
KING HENRY IV
At tho
Congregational Church,
South Norwulk.
TUESDAY EVENING,DEG.I5
't loketa, 35c.
No rcs=rveil some This is filinkcspolro's
most engaging. lil~toiic tragic comedy. in
whzch Mr. \V lIllltl’llh‘ oxeclls. d is lit
The Best
Christmas
Present
for yourself if mu live, and your
mum) ll' ylm din. Is an Endowm—
mi-ur polo-y lll tlo~
Connecticut Getimul Life
Insurance Co.,of Hi r turd.
With insurance tin with overruling
else. lIu-hmi i~ tho cheaper-t um
.t- ..-r.:uyw|ll cn'ou young mun
at iouxuml do lure insurance to
to enjoy I) mwll‘ in will hire. You
do notlomo what you have mid
If you stop pnvnu: any time ullor
three years rush mine. or [mid
uppelivru r be insured for the
full amountinr the buluu c of the
term.
8. 5. L’HOMMI DIEU,
-i South Main Street.
Hiale'Isi‘Comeo und
QUININE
MAKES THE HAIR GROW! I !
NOIIWALKJ‘UNX .31ng4. lots}.
MR. H. R. HALE.
DEAR Sine—Last winter my two girls
were utilicted with a serum scalp trouble,
the oldest one being so bad that all the
hair on tho crown of her head fell out,
and the scalp was a mass of sores and
scurf The young one was affected in the
some way, and her hair had dropped out
in a spot as large as one's hand. I was in-
tending totuke them to a physician when
a friend told me to call and get a bottle
of Hale's Compound Quiniue. Idid.uud
am pleased to say that two bottles effected
a complete cure; new hair grow on the
bald spots, and they now have a full
growth and a clean healthy scalp.
Mus. C. H. mer.
_: ...—...» . . ...-
CALL .
AT T" If.
South Norwalk
Hardware Co.
AND sitn'run um
ORDINANCES!"
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Ilc it linuctcrl by the Board (
Councilmen oi the Chy oi South
Nurtvalk.
That certain ordinance entitled "Rol-
utive to Public Health." adopted Unto
her filth, IH‘M‘», amending section five of
l
l
Relative to Public Heailh.
There is Nothing So Good.
There is nothing just us good as Dr.
King's New Discovery for consumption,
substitute.
)I
to be just as good. You want Dr
seam, shall. within three
such disease appears, l‘ltpfl‘ti the some
the health olllccr.
of the (lily of South Norwallt, Nov.
lFlllil.
Approved Nov. 2M1, Milli.
M0311.“ Ell .‘d. LEE, Mayor.
Attest:
JOSEPH It. TAYLOR, (lily Clerk.
as
hours attenpowdertoekskeinto the shoes, a mom
to’thorough trial, and can honestly say
that it does all if not more than you
Adopted by tho ll llll'il oi Councilmen claim." It instantly takes the sting our
"7th, ‘ of come and bunions. Allen's Foot-ease
’is a certain cure for swollen, smurtinc,
l aching. blistercd or mating fest. Sold
by all druggists and shoe stores, twenty—
coughs and colds, so demand it and do
not permit the dealer to sell you some
He will not claim there is
anything better. but in order to make
more profit he may claim something else
King’s New Discovery because you know
it to be safe and reliable, and guaran-
teed to do good or money refunded. For
coughs. colds, consumption and for oil
utl'octionsof throar,chest and lungs, there
Patent Mucilage Bottle!
It is u womlo-riulslulii to see one of them
Work : It Posts you nothing to so - tlielu.
(‘nll at your Olll‘llt‘rlf opportunity.
The $0. Norwallt Hardware
Company.
THE NATIONAL Mucltaes co.
LINCOLN "
Storage Warehouse
The Lincoln titomge Warehouse
0 Water street. s few doors south
of “cabin ton street. in the City
South Norwullt.
s". “w.““i‘i‘ivssouo.
Funeral Director
and Embslmer.
we shall give 259;; off all wrappers from $1.25 to $2.98.
will be regular price, no discount.
"'01in one to a customer.
incnt. This is how we are going to do it.
price, he yards.
. IEBest‘ Elgiu Creamery Butter, 25c
are: _
BOSTON . STORE!” .
NORWALN. GONN. N. If. OFFICE, 4A2 BROADWAY.
Holiday Books Nov: on Sale. Dolls, Toys, Commute" Opened After these 3 new Sale. I
Great Three
As we want all the wrapper department for toys,
Remember this is only for three days; afterward they
We want all the center counters of the domestic depart-
100 outing flannel, as many yards as you want, at half
1 case tan color blankets, the 49c ones at 3713:.
1 halo unbleached muslin, the 70 kind for 5s yard.
50 apron ginghams, 10 yards to acustomer, at 20 yard.
1 case white domet flannel, the Sc kind,_for 5c yard.
DRESS GOODS.
We want part of this counter for Christmas umbrellus,
etc., and must knife some of the lines.
ILLUMINATED SUITINGS, 40 in. wide, 30c per yard.
We shall sell them at one-half price, the yard. One dress
to u customer. '
ALL WOOL DIAGONAL CREPE, 52 in. wide, in navy,
grcon._and black, $1.00 per yard; for this sale, 69c per yard.
Only one dress to a customer.
BOUCLE NOVELTIES, 52 in. wide, in navy and black,
blue and brown, green and brown. $1.50 per yard; for this
sale, $51.00 yard. line dress to a customer.
BOUCLE MIXED SUITING, lid in. wide, all wool, 50o
yard; for this sale, only 89c yd.
\
THE NORWM BOSTON ST
Cor. Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk, Ct.
Days’ Sale!
We have been working hard for the last three weeks to get ready for Holiday Goods. We have them
now marked and assorted ready to place on‘tlie counters, but find that We have not room for them. There
is'only one thing to do, that is to make room. New, for three days,
(Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, We Shall Slaughter Goods!
‘ JACKETS AND CAPESI
We must have part of the great cloak room for sleds, ,
wagons, etc.
All our $12298 kersey jackets. 313:50'
“ ” 13.50lb0nclo " 10.00
“ “ 12.98" “ " 10.00
“ “ 11.50 " “ 8.50
We have 50 jackets, all sizes, at $5.00 each.
» KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
We want room to display silverware and bric-a-brac.
To do so we shall give 25",; 03 all dinner, tea and toilet
ware.
Our famous Fonntenny dinner set. 112 pieces, $11.98.
2.3 per cent off is $9.
()ur $13.98 dinner set, 25 per cent off is $10.48.
Our $4 61 toilet sets, 25 per cent oil" is $3 36.
( )ur $8.98 toilet sets, 25 per cent oii' is $6.73.
Remember this is for the next three days only.
New line of lamps for presents, new silverware, new
cups and saucers, new vases, everything new for Christmas.
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
We have. too many and want the room.
30 full width tailor made skirts of the latest two-toned
effects, $7.08. We shall sell them at half price.
'30 black skirts, bourette efl'ects, $7.50; for this sale $3.75.
UNDERWEAR.
Men’s white and gray ribbed underwear, value 75c; for
this sale, 500.
Men‘s single and double breasted wool underwear, these
were $1.50; for this sale $1.
Ladies’ combed Egyptian vests and pants, all sizes, best
quality, 50c. e
TELEPHON E CALL, 584.
....THIS WEEK......
\\'I€ ARli PLACING BEFORE THE l‘l'IlIJC
CREAM OF WHEAT!
. and sample this article of diet.
Fancy fresh made Gilt Edge Creamery Butter.
The Finest Coffee to obtain.
New Pineapple Jam.
One of the most delicate and delicious breakfast foods cver offered to the public.
onstrution of these goods all this week. We extend an invitation to all the ladies of both cities to call
A lady will give a dem-
The Ferris Ilams and Boneless liacon.
Rich, high grade Teas.
Raspberry and Currant fresh made Jams
Rock Candy Syrup.
FIRST—CLASS GOODS AT LOWEST POSSIBLE BRICES.
HAVE THE
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1"};th the Problem!-
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
33 West Washington Street, South Norwsllt, Ct.
1F vouwm All TH‘ENEWS”
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
”Kevlar--- - --
03 Washington firm.
In. Namath.
live cents. Sample not free. Address 1
Allendputsted. 1.080] N Y
Menu, mmml
"EFT... . I? 1
-aA
Donovan Building, a -
Of big selling iugroccrics by keeping a large assortment, at prices as attractive as
thc quality. Old customers know how great the values are. To bring
lb; best June Butter, 23c II); Dairy llutter,21cll).
new customers, we give these quotations:
NEW vonkc'ROCERv co.
3 p'c’kg‘s None Such Mince Meat, 2.50 Euamelius, per box, do ii to package Prepared Buckwheat, ice
4 lbs California Raisins. 25c Beet Soda Crackers, per 1b., be 3 lb package Pun Cake Flour. 250
4 lbs good Currants, 250 Gold Dust, per p’k’g.. me 5 gallons Kerosene Oil. Me
2 lbs Mixed Nuts, 27»: Baker’s (hens, per box, 20c Porto Rico Molasses, per gallon, «loo
‘3 lbs Orange or Lemon Peel, 250 .i bars Cottontlll Soap, son 3 1b pail Cottolene, 26c
3 cans best Pumpkin, his: 7 bars Higgins‘ Soap, lion :5 cans Baked Bonus. 250
New crop N. 0. Molasses per gal , disc ll lbs Boneless Cod Fish. 250 ll lbs Best Buckwheat, llbc
South Norwulk.
II AND 37 MAIN .TRI‘T. NOIWALK.
Norwalk Chronicler