"madelwiho other routes
high reliable mpnllluctur
i
. he guest of her daughter, Mrs. Har-
F Sherwood.001npo.
' in! Tubes 8:"Hotohklss vs.
Sarah Davenport will be tried in the
Superior Court. tomorrow.
111 and 1.111.111.1111...01111-1111..
.....,. W.”
Many raccoons and mlnks are being
nht this winter north of Stamford
this eel‘und stone traps. ' '
.Podmore makes some suggestlom
hlch ‘will assist you in making noise
tions for Tuesday‘s remembrances.
—-~--.—r—~m—-
000 lbs. of Christmas Candy. 111
DoFmest's. 6 So.- Main St. Candy for
Sunday school a specialty.
F day being St. Thomas’s
. ere will be appropriate services 11
St. Paul' is Church at 7: 30 and 10 11.111
~_
Day
enry Harris, of Taylor avenue. ar
. ed home Monday night. from a ml
0 ‘evaral weeks to London, Engand.
~—
‘--—Carl Schanb has tli ntire agency
‘of the town of Neural 'for the cele
' brated _Ol'd Joe Gideon Whiskey. $1 pei
bottle Equal to any $1. 50 whiskey 01
he market. None bet tter tor medlci
ul purposes; also the finest port 11111
sherry wines.
Clinton Hartwick. Oi' Seymour Place
driver for the. Adams Express Com
pany. is recovering from a severe ill
can. ‘
1 {Examinations are in progress at th
Winnipauk school. 011 Friday 11171-1
noon the Christmas p10g1am will bn
f tiered. ,
~Fancy Figs. 2 lbs. for 23c. F. l'.
Lawton & Co.
Miss Lena Wehle of Chestnut
1'atraat.1.sout11 waalk. is spending a
few days in New York city. the guest
ilLtriends.
”——
At Lane' s its candy and trimmings—
the reliable kind at reasonable pr:ice1.
Special discount is given to societies
‘ 11d churches.
lk-Watch for Lelserson Bros.
louncement tomorrow.
on-
' R. M. Rose is disposing of ills house—
hold furniture at his home in isaacs
street, Norwalk. prior to removing to
New York city.
The annual meeting of the N01 wall.
Fire Department will take place this
evening The. old board of engineers
will be re- -clected. -
' -—-Buy your Christmas Toys at A. J.
' Collinsfls 70 North Main str.ctt
Howard 'l‘llly. of South Norwalk.
played a comet solo as the otter-1011'
at the service in the Disciples Church.
.flmb‘ury. Sunday night.
Lawrence Sullivan. infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. William Sullivan. of Centcr
avenue. died Sunday. The funeral
‘ was held Monday afternoon.
‘ . ~We can show you an elegant line
of popular brands of cigars. put up 25
. n a box special for the. holiday tiudc.
‘ Bell inland to make. improvements and
‘, charities in 11' 0111111 cottages.
"Visit in New Y‘mk and New Jersey.
' ‘will leave the Wigwam at 7:30 o'clock.
ii A.
war. of Dunbar have come down to
m
mliiltial Silk and Linen likf’s.. 15
and 250. Comstock Bros.
1
1.—
5.111. and Mrs. James HI. Flynn. of
11111111 Park. 1111111111511 yesterday. the
Mrs. Henry Burr Matt in ltcdding.
Frederick E. Conley. of West street.
mailing clerk in the South Namath
pox-11111111111. 111111 returned home from :1
—-Sllvcr Manicure anti ’l‘ollet Scts.1
'Prlce cut 25 perc cut. ll. ll. Hoyt.
Cockenoe Tribe of Red Men will
carry the traveling tomahawk to New
Canaan. this evening. The carryall
Old Well Tent. Knights of the Mac-
cabees. will have its annual election 01
oiilcoru and a smoker tonight in
Knights of Pythlas Hall Washington
street. »
—~Watch for Joseloft's ad. tomorrow.
George M. Reynolds. of Greenwich.
has sold to Samuel Fesscnden real es-
tate on Richmond Hill. There are
$4.50 in revenue stamps 011 the war-
rantee deed. 1
“m..—
Percy Baker. the Norwalk skater
who promised to be on tho ('1ch pond
yesterday afternoon. to skate for :1
purse of $10. failed to put in an up
pcaralieu—Advocate.
--—Caudy and Fancy Boxes. at wholc1
sale prices. to societies and churches.
at Smith. 39 Main street. Norwalk.
The case of Theodore Chittim was
again brought tip in the South Norwulk
Court. yesterday. it was continued un
til January 14. on the promise of the
boy to behave himself.
The regular meeting of the Norwalk
Building. Loan and Investment Asso-
ciation was held last night.
new members were received and loans
amounting to $2,500 made.
-—The largest. bestselectcd and low
est-priced stock of Toys. Dolls. Games.
Crockery. Glassware, at M. S. Smith
& Co‘s.
”v— .. ~—-———-
Ex-Mnyor Arthur C. Wheeler and
wife will give their customary Christ-
ruus party to poor children. at theii
Arch street home. next Monday after-
noon. at 4:30 o'clock.
Word has been received in South
Norwalk that a son has been born to
\‘Ir; anti Mrs. T. M. Warren. of 2541
Eighth avenue, New York. This makes
Vlrs. John Hines. of 40 Quintard ave
one. a grandmother again.
—-New patterns in .lardlnicrcs. :11 17.
.l. (‘urtis & Co's. 1
There is a good demand for whitc
birch poles among the oystermen to re
stake their oyster grounds. They give
the most durable service of any othei
timber than can be pui into the sub
water and soil.
The Golden Rule Circle of King's
Daughters will hold a meeting on Ii‘ri
day at 3:30 p. 111.. in the church par
lor. It. is necessary that all members
be present as matters of important-r
are to be talked of.
Canes! attl‘Bricn's.
Miss Mac Washburhc. of Camp
street, Norwnlk. who has been spend
ing several weeks in Kutonah. N. Y.
returned to her home. Saturday. ac
compunicd by William ll. Robertson
who was her guest over Sunday.
«Canes!
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel ii‘allon. of Long
Ridge. will celebrate the twenty-iii‘tll"
anniversary of their marriage. or silver
wedding. on January 1 Many lnvita
tions hpvc been mailed to thcii 1cln
lives and friends and the oct 11s ion will
be. 11 grand affair.
——~l)ld you see the Combination Game
Boards. 40 complete games 011 one
board. at .I. J. Mugncr's.
A military ball will be given In the
Danbury Armory New Year's night, by
the Kennedy Guard. Visitors from
Bridgeport. South Norwulk and Ridge
field will be present and invitations
have been sent. to prominent Catholics
in other Connecticut cities.
Wholpley & Clark, cor. Main and
Washington Sta.
THE JE WELERS.
n-——Umbrollas for Xmas. OBricn.
golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and '
and six "
Furnishings. “0515
here
You are cOrdiallu
everubodu.
The his Christmas trade 111111511 earnest.
Some of the attractions:
A line stock ‘of Books for 01111111110111
Dolls, lous. Games.ilandketchiels. Uni-1
biellas. Kid“ Gloves.
which ior want oispaceoanaoi be exploited
store the base for uour Holidau Supplies.
Fair prices and courteous ireatemenl to
, l’eriumeru. Men’s
of other attractions
invited to make this
A BIG CHRISTMAS BOOK
SALE.
Our book selling for gifts is a
big feature of our holiday busi-
11155. It“ be higgti thi~ vcai
than c1 c1 I)('ft)l c In reason of the
stock being Iaigct and more vai-
icd. You should by all means in-
thc most popular works. it‘ll.
t Ioth ( ‘ovcrcti Nov.cls by tumour
authors handsomely bound, 251-.
A full line of G. A. ilcnty‘s works
for boys. also popular works for young
ladies. both books cloth covered. niccly
bound. 21c l‘llt'll.
Favorite Poems. selected from the
writings of American and Foreign 1111-
thors, bite.
(‘hlldrcn's toy books 21' lo 251- each.
Children's story Books. board cover-
cd. from 121m up.
THE DOLLS.
THE GAMES. .
.’\ splendid variety to pick from.
I'Icnrt gludcncrs these for the lit-
tle folks. Pays to pick now from
thtsc Iiucs. Ilcticr choosing :11-
\\1'I_\'5\VIIL‘IT the stock 1.»: at its hcst
i ndrcssed Kid Dolls, 1151'.
Nicely dressed jointed Dolls. Bisque
bends. 25c.
Satin dressed jointed dolls, 49c.
Jointed sleeping kid Dolls undress
c.1l 09c.
liaudsomely dressed Slccping Dolls
from 98c to $3. 91%
Snap. Heads and Tails. Old Maid.
Peter Cobblc'n Trip to New York. and
hosts of other small games. he.
'Apple Pie. Jack Straws. game of
Shoppers Round the World Joe, Robin-
son Crusue and scores of others. the.
Large games 111.13.15 2:1. 3:1. 49. 75
add 98c each
FINE SHOWING OF
HANDKERCHIEFS.
A pivotal stock at Christmas
time 1S i-iantlkcrchicfs. 'I‘herc'll
vestigatc the hook stock. Ix‘cnd
011: ,1
(‘loth (‘ovcrcd Books. a full as oil
be thousands sold for gifts ‘twixt
this and Christmas eve.
Ivcady let you when you read
with the most comprehensive line
of Iiandkcichicfs for gifts cvcr
shown by this shop.
Ladies“ and gcnt‘s hemmed Handker-
chiefs. 51: each.
Ladies' and gent's linen hcmstitchcd
Handkerchiefs. 1214.11: each.
Ladies' emln'oldcrcd hamlkorchlois.
handsome designs. 15c each.
Ladies' cmln'oidered. plain hem-
stitched. also ladle-11’ and gent's all on-
en Initial Handkerchiefs. 25c.
Ludics’ fine quality linen embroider
ed Handkerchiefs. some lace edged.
25 and 490 each. 1 .
Latlies‘ linen Handkerchiefs. three in
fancy box. 981- and $1.25 box.
KID GLOVES FOR GIFTS.
The Kid (liovc stock has bccn
amply reinforced for the Christ-
mas sclliurr. Iicst kinds, full color
and Silt“ range, and prices abso—
Iiii'cly r.i;;ht
Ladies uool or
lilc pair.
Ludlcs‘ Kid Gloves "The Orleans.
silk stitched but'ke,.~'1'iic pair.
Ladies“ celebrated “Hlslop” Glace
(‘ loves chly pail 'o'3mrantcd. full one
01' sizes and new shades. 980 pl.
Ladies‘ Moca Gloves. heavy silk
stitched hacks patriot clasps. all now
shades. 81 pair
GIFTS FOR MEN.
Stylish Necku'car.
>uspcndcrs.
\\’hilc Shirts. -
collars.
1311115.
Hall ”051'.
Make an early and careful
1111'1'st1g'atio11 of “that we've done
101' you ill the way of Men's hur-
nixhiug's.
Men's silk or satin four~in-hand.
Tech and Bow Ties, latest patterns.
2111 01“ II
Mon" 11 all silk 01 mph) Imperial Teck
and in: it Semis in ight and dark col-
ors.11(l1 cil‘cc.ts the each.
\lon' s Suspenders. Harris 11"iie buck-
'l’)(\
Men's fine Suspenders. Harris Put-
ent leather ends. 491'.
Funck silk Suspenders
boxes. 75 and title box.
Men‘s pure Linen Collars, all styles
and sizes. 121,111 ouch.
Men‘s plll‘c Linen Cults. warranted
four ply. 251' pair:
HUNDREDS OF OTHER
ARTICLES
for ornament. usc and wear may
hc found in (iiiIcrcul sct‘tions of
thc stm'c. We have only space
hcrc to inculion uicw. but you'll
iind ihcyfll iii. a p‘ift'g'iving nerd
smucwhcrc.
Warranted Gold Plate and Celluloid
Novelties. from 20c to $1.98.
Ii‘uncy Basket Novelties. Painted Cel-
lstpoid and ribbon trimmed. 251: to
21)
1' llll(V Ilox perfumes. Iii. 25 and 500
box.
Astrnkhun Gloves.
Ic.
in fancy
Largo assortment of Pictures. gold
mounted frames, 10c. to $1.00.
Clean Oats.
Umb
"‘jflWeil. you ' know
01111110111 Christmas Jewelry 1101.
Order your gifts now. You
Our stores are over-
relies,
the rest—moms in.
Jackson’
111111111 stylus. all very “Hot.
Our old hobby again—giving.
‘ good. well-screened oats.
ought to be a matter of course. but
it isn’t, and as long as we do it bet-
ter than any one else, we’re wing
to talk about it.
1“Buy Oats That’s Clean.”
Manuel 1'. Hatch.
Chi-i at m a s 1' Phot ograp he
Sittings for Xmau, this week only.
I14 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
This
S StUdIO. /‘
OPEN 111111111111.
. he could scarcelyvhold tho' captaincy
W
0. B. Jackson suggests eyeglasses as
a gift.
1....-.»
East Avenue Market's 1111‘
valuable iniOrmatloti. ‘
M. Epstein calls attention to grocer-
ies and quotes prices.
—Don't fall to see the line display in
the windows ‘of Jackson' 11 Jewelry
Store. . . ‘ ‘
‘ Raymond & 8011 are uttractiiilg gift-
seekers with u very appropriate line
111’ furniture. _ 1
Mrs. W. 1‘. Hancock and Rev. .1. Mc»
Cluro Bellows. of Grace Church ree-
iory. are visiting in New York city.
-1-..1.....1- “1-.....
Lieutennntdiovernor-elcct Edwin 0.
Keeler. is attending the. meeting of the
Wholesale Grocers' Association in
Hartford. today.
—-—Best iimhrellus for the money.
O‘Bricn'n.
Mrs. Charles Solkcr. of North Main
street. wont to Brooklyn, yesterday.
having been summoned there by the
serious illness of her mother. '
Glover's is the place for slippers. so
their ad. tells today. Prices are quoted
descriptions given. and all that re
mains is for you to go look at the real
article.
Special Order. No. 109. issued by Ad—
jutant. General Van Kcuren. announce
the appointment of First Lieutenant
William 11. Pratt. battalion adjutant oi‘
Stamford, to be regimental adiutant.
with rank of captain. from December
13. vice Coutes. resigned.
while fancy Hosiery. reduced to
Couistoek Bros.
The Christmas festival of the Nor-
wnlk Methomst Sunday school will be
held Christmas night. in the church.
There will be an entertaining program.
with a distribution of gifts. oranges
and confectltmery. A collection will be
taken for the poor of the church.
251
The, meeting of the Norwalk Chap-
ter. D. A. It. tomorrow alttfinoon. ii»
to be of exceptional interest. S. V
Willie. Of Brooklyn. is to address the
Chapter on the New York Prison Ship
Martyrs. Several out-ohown guests
are expected and a large attendance is
looked for.
«Did you ever go into Mugncr‘s
store? if not. go in this week and ask
for anything you want aml tell youi
friends you saved 1'10 per ccut. Sells
everything or anything at rock bottom
prices. 2 South Main street.
Creditors of Puncher S: 00.. have
died a petition In bankruptcy with the
l'uiled States Court. One of the firm
A. W. li‘nucher. is in the. asylum at
Midlelown, nnti as an insane man. can»
not be declnrcd a bankrupt or employ
counsel, some interesting questions
arise.
The water pipe In W. B. Fuholz's
market. in South Main street. burst
last night. and flooded Lhc market.
The clerk was called by the police. but
as there was no shut off in the build?
ing Secretary .l. W. Duke had to be
summoned. and shut the water off from
the street.
~X11111s Novelties at
prices. H. ll. Hoyt.
incomparable
See window.
The petition of Robert A. Seymour.
at Stratford. 11 baker and confectioner.
shows liabilities of $1,400.03. of which
51.357.19 is unsecured. and assets of Si -
340. of which $100 is cash on hand; $250
stock in trade; $250 horse. cows. car-
riages. etc. and $200 in property claim-
ed to be exempt.
The attention of Sentinel readers is
called to the 11d. of the Marshall Type-
writer Islxchungc. They make 11 spec
lalty of typewriters and supplies. and
have a nicely equipped plant for doing
first-class repairing. If you arc in the
market for a second-hand machine. it
will pay you to write them.
—Mnlagn Grapes. 15c lh.
ion 8: Co.
F‘. D. Law
The funeral of the late Anna Waters
wife of Ferdinand B. Smith. was at-
tended. yesterday torenoon. at ll
o'clork. from the family residence. 081
Park avenue. Bridgeport. The oillclui-
ing clergyman was the Rev. Louis N.
Booth. The body was brought to Nor-
walk and buried in Union cemetery.
i” At a special town meeting in West-
port. Saturday. the application of the
Westport & Snugatuck Street Railway
Company. for the locating of a turn-
011i in State street will come tip. This
turnout is proposed to be used mostly
when through care are. run from
Bridgeport lo Norwnlk. When this is
located the Norwalk cars will 1'1111
across the State. street bridge.
—--Our stock of ‘Meerchuumu and
Brier pipes are the best we have been
able to show to the trade. Wholpley &.
Clark. cor. Main and Washington Sts..
South Norwulfl.~
First Lieutenant Moran and Second
Lieutenant Stews/rt of Company C.
Stamford. who appeared before the ex-
amining board December ii. failed to
pass their examinations. The men are
ordered to apucer‘before the examln
lng board December 20. for a second
examination. Should Lieutenant Mor-
an fall to pass his Second exumlnatlt‘m.
of Company C. to which he was nomiu
ated Tuesday.
and...
Connecticut. has 030 students in Yale
University. New Yerk 553. Pennsylva-
nia. l'li). Massachusetts. 100. lllinols
Jill. and Ohio 99. according to the sta-
tistics Just given out. Japan sends
eighteen students to Yale, Turkey four.
and Canada eight. The total number
of students at Yale is 2.517. a falling
01'! of twenty-five from last year's num-
bet. The loss is confined to tho soleu‘
title. and law departments. other do
partmdnts have made decided gains.
111111 vacation. The next term will
open January 9.
11 W ‘1
1
imparts '
Yale will close today for the Christ- .
011! Santa and His Reindeer
Will Soon he speeding.....-......
ch, Clnistmns is just around the corner. But the 1110b
buying something ‘for him’ is here-facing Ou.
\\ but will you give him? Rather puzzhng" lSll i it?
We have plenty of givcablos here—~—
NECKWEAR.
UMBRELLAS. ..
BATH ROBES.
JEWELRY.
SILK SUSPENDERS.
.110
and numerous other suitable gifts. .
TWO CLOTHING SPECIALS
Youth's Oxford Frieze Overcoats, $8. 50 quality, at $6 0.
Youth’s Oxford Raglan Overcoats. made up justlikctl c men
$10 buys one.
WILLIS H. SELLECKI“
Up-to-Datc Clothier,
at about half the price.
48 .-\ND 50 \\ ALI. STIxILIC'l.
YOU SHOULD SEE OUR WINDOWS,
3111113111 2. 11111..
«ICHRISTMKS
TRIMMED HATS.
OUTING HATS.
PIN CUSHIONS.
FANCY CHINA.
FANCY GLASS WARE.
UNDERWEAR.
KID GLOVES.
POCKET BOOKS.
CHATELAINE BAGS.
FANCY HOSIERY.
NECKWEAR.
RIBBONS.
OPEN EVENINGS TILL CHRISTMAS:
68 Washington Street.
MUFFLERS. ’
GLOVES.‘
CAPS 1. ‘
FANCY ARM BANDS 1
HANDKERCHIEFS
NORW \le, CONN
NOVELTIESi-r :
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES
HANDKERCHIEFS. - '
PICTURES.
BELTS.
BASKETS . .»
SILVER novatrias. , _
FANCY Box RERFUMERY
SILK p‘ILLows.
FANCY BOX PAPER
SILK MITTENS ’
CORSET-S. .
JEWELRY
THE MODEL
LORENZO
Fresh Eggs, 34c dozen
GROCER}
DIBBLE
They re scarce,.verv: nevertheless we have them.
Dried Beef. 3011 pound
Selling lots at it means 11' 5 popular. If you hat/e. not yet
tried it, do so you’ll like 1t.
Also hand shaved.
thin sliced. 1 1 1
Hollday
Goods '
Up- to- date Store and Up-to—daie Prices.
Buy today. dont put it off until
large1uriety,l)ut not many of each
tomorrow. .
We have a very'
kind
LATEST BOOKS AT PREVAILING LOW PRICES ~FANCY
CHRISTMAS BINDINGS.
RELIGOLIS IIOOK‘LE'I‘S. '
Nt')\7ILI..’l‘IICS IN CALEND DARS.
CHRISTMAS t‘. \R US.
IE;"I\IIII'R GOODS.
Ptflt hi". 'I BOOKS AND CARD CASES ‘
l‘ 11’»! ES, PRAYER BOOKS
AND IIYMNALS.
I'Ivu.
l
1
m
THE LARGEST LINE OF FANCY BOXES. 0F WRlyING
PAPER IN THE TOWN.
\VA'lI‘RMAV'stoI«.\t.lt1U\11111v PMS 1 .gl.
EASTMAN KODAIxS 20 PI". R ( EN'I. DISCOUNT.
WILLIAM F. BEERQ,
49 Wall Street,
RIGHT 1 NOW
is the time to select
Spectacles 01 Eye Glasses
FOR CHRISTMAS.
and have the eyes titted now or alter
presentation.
ALL KINDS IN STOCK.
0. B. JACKSON,
Graduate Optician.
58 WALL $T., NORWALK.
We helluva that not arrived- bun”:- M
.11.: ‘
Norwdik
la a ‘good Judge of CHAIN. but every. ' .
Imam what he wants and who" to
chase It.
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