«:1 Of Ills Twin Cities fail by Sentinel Reporters. little! advertisers. who mm of advertisement. must have fertile change in the once by hololothmontbsdsybsforsthe vsrtisuosat will appear. wns'rm REPORT. . morons-t for Connecticut: Fair to~ night and Saturday; trash westtrly 'Wosther' notesrf There has been girls now In the lake region. snow ‘rriss In New England. and rain in 1 “as and the Pacific coast. A high pressure is central over the mthern states and low pressure la y central In the extreme northwest. Temperatures are rising slowly in the eastern portion of the lake region and . in New England. ‘Washington Como. No. 11. P. 0. S. A., will meet tonight. '1 -Legs Spring Lamb. 12c; Forecour- ter, 71:. at Hayes'. . The front of the Phoenix bitch in (Wall street Is being repainted. Mrs. G.‘ M. Haulenbeek. of Oral 11d litreet, is seriously ill of paralysis. '--New Crop New Orleans Molasses. 55c per gal. F. D. Lawton It Co. r” ThomasWard, of Norwalk, has gout 11110 the. trucking. and coal business. The boat New Brunswick Is at Ray- mond Brothers' wharf with a cargo of Heselton coal. ~Beef. Poultry, Pork and Fish at 2 ‘ to 8 cents per lb.'less than any other 1; market in the two cities. 6 Water St. meat at the Norwslk HOIDII'AI for heart trouble. The annual meeting of the stockhold- ers of the national banks will be hell Tuesday. January 9. “Will sell for Saturday only. full lined. with surclngle attachments. sta- ble blankets for 3135. M. J. McNerney. Donovan Block. “- Mr. and Mrs. A. Preston Sherwori. recently married are domiciled r.t :8: Myrtle avenue. Bridgeport. e bazaar now in progress in St. sry's Church will be closed today In recognition of the Feast of the Immac- ulate Conception. —Chlldre1l's Toquas. O’Brien's. The case of State vs. MacDonald will come up for trial in the Town Court room at Norwalk next week Saturday morning. at to o'clock. nmcaliops. Pork Tcnderlolns. Homemade Sausage. Span-ribs. Fresh -and Pickled Trlpe. delicatessen of all kinds at the Public Marlin. The senior and Junior male and fr- male moieties of St. Mary’s Church will meet to unite in the special servi- ces at 10:30 Sunday morning. —A discount of ten per cent. on all Pianos purchased of J. W. Studweli. before December sun. A bearing upon the admission to pro- bate of the estate of the late Mrs. lions Billsborough will be held in the Net'- ;vslk Probate Court. December 13. at p. m. -—3 lbs Mixed Candy. 25c. at Smith‘s. A letter was received In South Nor- wslk yesterday from Captain Immsrd ’Wlldman. who is on the City of Syd- ney on route for Manila. It was dated " llonoluiu. November 24. -—Lsne's afts'r the show. The llmton Store's eleventh annual holiday displuyyis the finest and most complete showing of Christmas goods It! the county. The big store In crowd- .ed from lstsemcut to roof with suitable . gifts for either old and young. .— -—lllcycles stored and enameled at L. M. Wright's. The outlook Is that tln- Norwslk Fire Department will re—cIe-rt the present board of engineers-J. T. Prowitt chief: F. W. Smith. first assistant: Thomas S. Murray. second assistant: 1:. W. J. Tracey. department physi- C I. ii Water St. -llol Turkeys. 1's hoodness and cheupnm go hand in , hand at the New York Grocery Com- ' guy's storso. It's a combination that to every els- of people. fit on rich don't want to pay more than they have to; the poor can't slord to is the coat- 11mph” prices ”curtailment ttodsy. W post dsys' vsestlooin New ”meme‘ ' ~Men’ss11'd boys' winter Caps. O'Brien (J ’l‘ Prov/lit. 45 Main street. Norwsl . meals: Bonissds » undergoins' 1m“. ' puny. or . . amour... es. will be! 1.111 ‘1. . militate Turkeys into. a. liaison Frederick Conley. clerk in the 301th milieu is nding s two ork city. "a... mom. 10mm. cw.- ter It. ’ B. 1". Favorite. s lineman who no em, ed by the Connecticut Lighting on Power Company. has resigned. lZlfic. -Sugsr cured Hams. s1 Hayes“ market. Eureka nausea Lodge,No. 12.1.0. 0. F., will "rehearse the degree tonight at 7.45 sharp. All are requested to be The funeral 01’ Miss Susan Hyatt was held from her late residence in Main street. Norwalk. yesterday. Rev. 0. W. Shelton ohlciated. —Give children Lane's Ice Cream. John Spencer. of the firm of J. Spen- cer k 00.. Is quits lame from the effect of a fall through a trap door at the company's store In Norwalk. - ~Cspron. machinery man. is over In York state on a “still hunt " to bag an order for water wheel and mill outfit. The marriage of Miss Nellie liurna. of Silvermlne. to Christopher It. An- drews. of Bridgeport. will take [lace at the bride’s home. next Tuesday. --A large selection of the latest style mouldings for picture frames. I. G. Hamilton. John Cabill and Pat- trick White will arrange the l‘andi- caps for the Kelsey Club pool turney. The ratings will be announced Smur- dny evening. --Chopped Beef. 12c pound at Hayes' Market. An engine jumped the truck in the freight yard at Westport yesterday and necessitated the services of the wreck- er irom Stamford before it was plsc ed on the rails again. -—-—-—- . . ~ ”fl . —DelIcious Pure Candy. Lane. The model Grocery—enterprising. industrious and serviceable—has some new offerings for the public today. Mr. Dibble can please you with any- thing In the grocery line. -—-3 lbs Mixed Candy. 25c. at Smith's. The quartered oak cabinet to contain four hundred pictures oi members of linens Tribe. Improved Order of Red Men. has arrived In South Norwalk. and will be In use Tuesday. —Attend W. R. C. sociable tonight. in Grand Army Hall. The Salvation .Army will hold Its next meeting In the South Wilton Methodist Episcopal (.uurch Friday evening. December 15. not December ll. as stateri by mistake yesterday. _L.__ —-New Crop New Orleans Molasses. 55c per gal. F. D. Lawton & Co. Tiliotlng & Mills make an attractive display of Japanese chins. bought dir- ect of the importer. and other novelties for the holiday trade. Their line of millinery ls offered at unheard-of pri- ces. «Your choice of the finest lot of tur- keys In town for 12% c 1b.. at Hayes‘ market. Frank Adams. of Havilanll strert will resign his position with the Nor walk Iron Works and start tomorrow for Dayton. Ohio. where he will work for the National Cash Register Com- -—Specials for Xmas season: 300 doz. 25c fancy Handkerchiefs. 10c en: a full line Irish Point Toilet Sets: moo Xmas Cards. Booklets and Juveniles. 3c 11p- ward: an extensive line of Toys. Games and Doll Furniture. Mather Gmrda. Silver Novelties. Crepe Paper. fincy Denim and Canvas Pillow Cov— ers. the upward. II. S. Smith 1 Co. Miss Bessie l. Lyon. of High "trul. has been substituting for Miss Edythe 8. Gates. In the. Kindergarten depart- ment of the Concord street scbml. tno past week. bliss Gates bring ill at her home In llartfiurd. «Big bargains In Jackets and Capes. at the Boston Store. The literary department of the Ep« worth League. of the ilonth Norwslk Methodist Church ls forming a read- ing class. A meeting for those who wish to become members will be held next Monday night. at the newness. «Choice Native Fowls. lilo a pound. at lisyes' market. Leroy Millard. the manager of the Whites. has rcccived 11 letter from its manager of the Company l-" team in Norwalk. stating tint the team has been practising hard since being dc- fssted on Thanksgiving Day by the Whine. and expects when the return game Is played In the Armory on Fri. day night. to make the score my close. if not to win the~ “Mr-Mb“?! [mare owners The Big Handkerchief . HOLIDAY NEWS . if: Inciting of the Christmas Book Stock Earlu Gift sures. Other Items of impatience. Equipment it” for momentous. We' vs made a big purchase of hand- somely bound hooks for holiday gifts. Books to suit all ages. all tastes. Many books for boys and girls In special bindings. Standard literature for older folks. Hundreds of board covered books for children. brlg'btly illuminated. Calendars. bookl and Christmas cards. all to be sod 'thxt this and than Christmas eve. _ And they'll be sold cheaper you've ever bought like books before. All ready then with the books when you read this. Cloth covered books. a full line of the most popular works. 15 and 19c. Cloth covered novels. nicely bound. by Irving, Dumas. Ruskin. . Lever- Doyle. Kipling and Scott. 25‘nnd 291:. The Henty series. all the popular works for young people. cloth covered and nicely bound. at 39c. American Boys series by Oliver Op- tic. 59c. Webster's Unabridged Dictionary, at 69. 76 and 98c. Gems of Modern Art. handsomely bound. nicely Illustrated. 981:. Encyclopaedin oi Wit and Wisdom. a collection oi nearly ten thousand anecdotes, nicely bound. $1.15. Napoleon fromCorsics to St. Hele- na. Introduction and description by John L. Stoddard. three hundred and thirty reproductions of famous point— Inga. 81.39. Beautiful Britain. a very handsome- . Iy bound book. The scenery and splendor of the United kingdom. $3.69. Children's Toy Books. from do to 25¢. Children's Untearable Linen Books. 51: to 25¢. Children's Story Books. board cov- ers. from 15c to 590. A large and handsome line of Christ- ' mas Cards and Calendars for 1900. The Child!” llsndlicrehIsis. We'll pleasantly surprise you here; you'll wonder at the variety of styles the size of the stock and the tempt- Ingiy low prices at which We shall sell handkerchiefs for Christmas gifts. it will pay you well to mskciyour se- lections early before the lines become broken. Ladies' and Gents’ Handkerchiefs in hematltobed or plain borders. be. Ladies' all linen hemstlcted Hand- kerchiefs. 10c. Handkerchiefs. ‘16 and 1 inch hem. 12m. Ladies' embroidered. hematitcbed and fancy bordered Handkerchiefs. 15c. Ladlea' all linen plain hemstltchetl Handkerchiefs. 1911.1 Ladies‘ Initial Handkerchiefs. all linen. 25c. Gents' hemstltchcd and Initial silk Handkerchiefs. 49c. -Molslldm Mens all pure linen hemstitehed 5c my mmnsrmo irons. ladles' Black heavy covert ~eloth mam box front. Glorls n11: lined. st “.98. Lsdies’ Black Kersey cloth Jacket. round point front, Gloria Used. pearl buttons. $7. 49. Ladies' Melton Jacket. in black light navy and tan, 7 rows stitching, Gloria silk lined. 38. 49. Ladies' black boucle cloth Caps, llll' trimmed. $4. 49. Ludies’ Golf Cape.9 plaid friu button trimmed. .79 . ”tn: Lsdiss' Golf Cape.s shawl large line of coloringa. special, 88..” misuse saunas In lesion and "slowest. Women’s, Men's sub Children's Un- derwear. Women’s extra heavy fleece lined gets. French band. Pants to match. c. . Womeus best quality fleece lined Vests and Pants. silk trimmed. size 8 to 9. all at 49c. Men’ 11 Csmel’s hair or natural wool shirts and drawers. all sides. 491:. Men's fine quality Fawn Merino shirts and drawers. size 32 to 48, at The Boys' fleece lined shirts and draw- ers. nicely made, good value at 3912. for 25c. Childrens' fine natural wool vents and pants. size 18. 30c. rise of 51: each size larger. Women's. Hose. Women's fast black warranted, fleece lined hose. 15c pdlr. Women's Super quality fleece lined bosc. fast color extra double sole, high spliced heel. I91: pair. Mens natural wool and Camels Hair half hose seamlesl. 12540 pair. Men's seamless“ Indigo blue half hose, superiority: Itysandfinlsh. 11c pair. 3 pairs for 10c. Children‘s heavy ribbed hose. extra double heel and toe. spliced knee. fast black. 12%0 pair. Boy's extra heavy ribbed hose. pat- ent elastic double knee. gunrnnteeu stainless. 17c pair. 3 pairs for 50c. ‘Mon's and Children's rise liens About llitlc'lklags.’ l . Pays to read these little offerings: The new Federbaken hook and eye 2 do: on card. 21: card. Volunteer basting cotton. 500 yard spool, to spool. , Two spools best quality 3 ply darn- Ing cotton for he. The Colmac safety pin. all sites. 4c card. Hand made hair pins. 2 packages for H0! of assorted Hair Plus. he hos. Sateen Corset Clasps. In black. drab and white. 8c “Gemini" dress steels. the best two wire. Sc doz. Signal Writing Ps‘ . box contain- ing 24 envelopes and seis.10c boa. Vassar Writing Paper. first quality. box containing 24 sheets and novel- opt-11.1% boa. insecure 114 Washington Street. South Norwalk. the seller counts. vice and full weight. 'Itl. Ceilidh. suited to all tastes. The economy of buying good things doesn’t usually appear in the price—but price doesn't always guarantee quality—the reputation of We don't believe there is another granary in America where greater short is made to, give exact satisfaction than we make. because I believe that you will stick to me just as long as I give you good grain, prompt ser- Buv Oats That’s Clean. Manuel T. Hatch. gm M A Sensible Christmas Gift. We are displaying SILK UMBRELLA. of all styles, with Gold. Silver and Pearl llsndlcs, Goods will be retained until Christmas. Those goods cannot be duplicated. I: do this mannmusm‘ H. B. HOOD. Iisx'rsrtov «and West mud-r Adams frontltsuford will attend the 1.11 school fair realest. ‘ ”ac-M «Ladies’ Alpiass. O'Brien 's. .4 W. Miss its Williams. of Union street. II? satiny recovered hols her recent Incas. . their up a fine A. J. Collins a 00.. have msbow room. and are me display of mils. 35-1! Ill. Fresh Pork. .1. I Water St. “Thorn” Collins drove to Dsnbury sysitsr a visit with his brother. Andrew J. Collins. There were masses this morning at d and I o'clock in St: Joseph's Church. it being Holy Day. —-New Crop New Orleans Molasses. 55c per gsl. F‘. D. Lawton 1 Co. The Arlen Singing Society held Its rehearsal last night. A roast turkey was served after the singing. Miss Emma Schultse has taken a po- sition at H. D. Crapon's b and 10 cent store, in Washington street. __.._.._ -—The Boston Store In closing out Golf Capes st less than cost. E. B. WIddIs, late of The Crofut d Knapp Company. left today for Philad- de’lphis. having secured a lucrative posi- on. The Arion Singing Society will have a concert In their hall Sunday night Two comic .sIngrrs from New York will take part --Pure Get. and cream. 5c cup. lane’s Mr. and Mrs. James Roscoe, oi Nor- waIk. spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. lluscoe's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ence Clock. Darien. , -—3 lbs Mixed Candy. 25c. st Smith's. Deputy Sheriff John W. Sculley will go to Detroit. Mich. tomorrow. to at. tend the convention of the American Federation of Labor. --Plenty Peanuts in Brittle at Lane's. Mra Edward H. Mead died at the Norwslk Hospital yesterday. The fun- eraI will be held Saturday morning at II o 'clock from St. Mary' s Church. ~Hamburg Bleak. 12c "1.. at Hayes' Market. A hunting party composed of George Finch. John H Manning. Frank Mer- rIII and John Kilboy went off yester- day and returned with five rabbits. -Pictures framed in the latest'sty- lea. at reasonable prices. Large stock mouldings. J. T. Prowltt, 45 Main st., Norwslk. The diillcnlty at The Valli list Com- pany's factory has been adjusted. and work was resumed today. the Union label having been restored to the firm gains In second- hand upright and so are pianos. at J. W. Studwell's. Louis Hugger & Co.. patent attor- neys. Washington. D. 0.. report that on last Tuesday. W. ft. Austin and W. N. Crew, of this place. obtained a patent for improvements in collar buttons. and to other residents of this state eighteen patents were issued on the same date. --Horse Clipping. L. M. Wright‘s. Ira Cole. owner of the property. has removed the iron sill at the entrance to the Nor-walk post-office. upon which Mrs. Hall slipped yesterday. dislocat- Ing her shoulder. The iron plugs had worn off. They will be replaced with new ones. after which the sill will be replaced. —-Spring Chickens. 121:. at Hayes’ market. At the basket ball game In the Dan- bury Armory tonight. the Norwalk Co. P team will line up as follows: Honcho. rf: Payne. If: Gilmore. c; God- frey. lg: Ghiotto. rg. The line 11p of the Danbury Whites will be: Gordon. ri; Houpp. If: I. Andrews and Wat- son. c: lielm. rg: Pike. lg ' ~Dunlap and Youmsn derbys. O'Brien An entertainment was given in the Knight Street A. M. B. Church by the Sunday school. Wednesday evening. The programme included the sketch A House of industry. There were also drills by the children. tableaux. recita- tions. and choruses. There was a good attendance. and the tlnsnaclsl result John Spencer. of the ilrm of J. Spen- ~Spei Isl from Crockery Dep':t 600 Venetian Toilet Articles. to 1:11.: stock 25c Water Bottles. 151: «1.11 oom- plcto assortment of Silver Nickelled Ware. Child's Silver Sets. 25c es.: Nut Picks. 19c box. if. S. Smith & Co. The Ministering Circle of King's Daughters of the Norwaik Congrega- tional Church. will mm In the church study at l p. 111.. on Saturday. At 8:30 p. m. the Central l’nion will meet In the chapel. Mrs. C. W. Shelton will preside and Mrs. G. H. Back. of Derby. will make an address. The ladies of the city are cordially invited. -—Fresh Pigs“ Hooks. 7c: Feet. in: Shoulders. to: Hana. 12c: Bag Bau- ssge. 101:. 6 Water St. A special dsspstch to the New York Herald from Geneva. N. Y.. says: Henry Roster. of Norwalk. Conn. who sued his imam and guardian to com- pel the lattertosend him to Hobart Col- lege. at Geneva. and to pay his espou- ses has won his suit. Mr. 1mm en- trred Hobart College as s student yes- terday morning. its desired to enter that institution for sermon! moons. while Ills guardian and trustee object- ed. saying he would send his! to any other college than Hobart. ~1'kisysaryon ought to burst issuosebosofinporislusowacigars 1'an large, Yosrlsstopporibsitytsbaybighelsssllryfloods. lery,llsdsrwssr.ste..stiowerprlessthsa you have over launsolvsdtoslossouttb‘stockstonevnadkaowfi oaitwilldoit. You will do well. and five monontoisy ins sssllkisdsofDryGoodssrehigbsr. nadsregoingtobs lsscswillnotpsrmitoootingpriess. nutmesabs thsbestbsrgsinssvsrbsd. We mas business. Whatsaopportunity is adored you Christmas presents! EDWARD No. 5 Oazotto Iuiidlng. TILLOTSON a- mi. ili’iilliiii 0F ilHIIISTIllS NOVEL Attractive display of Japanese china be £011 at a low price. of the importer and sold to Large line of silk pin cus Our assortment of stamped linens will surely you. The largest and best line of society pallet in assorted tlnts, ranging in price, 150 to Photograph frames in gold and birdsoy one. two. three and four pictures. at prices" Big values to handkerchiefs from So to 3%!) Our line of millinery 18 ofiered you at cash prices. turnoff, North I 10118. .ri 89mins; Enterprising. Industrious and Servicsabl Arlington Wheat Meal. or Perfect Graham Flour. The most perfect pro- duct of Its kind. Fresh ground and of perfect purity and excellence, here. "Southy Friend" brand Canned Dry Pack Pumpkin. superior product, cheap at lie or 3 cans for 25¢. Corned Canned Cod—A new product and bound to win favor. Eaten right out of the can It In good. Superfine when made Into cakes. can. the. Butter still on the upward move. We are selling nice June butter at 270: worth 26 wholesale. and worth more to anybody than the flashy "fresh" goods at 30c to 32c. because there '18 more solidity to It. it is better butter. What do you want. 9 The gem of all photographs. Jackson’ 5 Platlnotype Proof. 1 111111 SWELL AND CHOICE. . A fine line of latest styles Sittings from 9 :30 to 3: 30 o ’clock. Cloudy days as good as clear ones. E. M. JACKSON. All trolley lines pass the door. Opposite Norwalk Hotel. Yours to command, ., . . ,, . Lonauzo 1:13le Christmas Photographs. Eggs. -A new arrival or fresh gathered eggs selling at Ibo. sogoodeggsathcandM ’ Ceylon and India. Tel:— considerable inquiry for the have now placed in stock. Moll!“ one- -half pound and Peck's ems: 30c one-half pound. Try It. ‘ Syrup. ——Remember when lit that we have the finest Fruit m by- rup at 12c quart. Buy a sample bottle of our maple at 10c and you VIII m a ouart at 30c. . Pure Honey In glass. and Ill lb! . comb. Flour. ~New patent It 55¢ b... or $4. 25 a barrel frames 1n all sizes. 53 Well at, Norwalk Conn I:rayer Books, H Fancy Writing aper. at $5.00 I’Iilil lilill'td wife and children to greet cook with meals on time. COAL fro ltllllt. Itbltl. MMDI‘IIIH. NO MITTER what In the trouble with your eyes. it is worth paying attention to. and A CAREFUL EXAMINATION COSTS YOU NOTHING. We have a separate room for testing and are thoroughly equipped with the proper knowledge and but appliances for determining all . refractive errors. Our lighting arrangements are per- fect sad ruminations can be lands at sight as well as In the daytime. 0m «m «was. 0.3. JACKSON, “Wallltrsst. muons. Mill-Minder. wo.’ HOLIDAY GOODS. LIBERAL DISCOUNT ON BOOKS. Any Book not in stock will be ordered. James Meredith. -Vin Crucis. David Harum. Richard Carvel and The Other Fellow. all M50 books:n1 price. 151.15. chty Books. tine cloth binding, 25cm Lar re line of Hand Painted Novelties, Calendars.BibIes.- naIs. Fountain Pens. Diaries. I900. WM. P. BEERS Bookseller. 49 Wall St.. Nprwalk. COAL. .3.“- The comfort of home assured. Warm house. happy ayou at night: g natured Raymond Bros Ibecause you 0 cred your
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