‘ n tromet resident of Norwalk. was in
‘ secured a position With Dr. Bronson in
v
v to. you at any time you desire. Bulk:
,. lay in Wheeler
2
Your Gain.
Every time. you pur-
chase candy here you
may icel lully assured
ol freshness and purity.
‘ dill/arbitrator: Stunt. 7
u‘tutc detention)!
dds home in:
M music and (tannin; were natural and at
.m and the Journey home was made
“ HEAL“
‘ All
this office ahauid be addrosaed to The
Sentinel. Peraohai letters not dealrad.
a.“
hualnu‘a communications for
The Elite shoe for men is sold at Glo—
vur.‘s store.
J. 0. Jennings has four men at Work
on the new lighthouse at present.
~Cranbcrriea. 8c qt. io‘. D. L. & Co.
Joseph F. Smith, of New Haven, but
town calling on friends, Wednesday.
it you want to make any Christmas
gifts in tin line of clothing, you can
not what you want at Comatock Broth-
hrs.
~5 lli pail Pine laud. 60c llnycs‘a
(‘ompnny l<‘ athletes pruct ticcd. last
night. for the iout‘namcnt of Company
D. which takes place tonight. at tho
armory.
lt‘rsnk Middleton is moving from Un—
ion street. to Bridgeport. today. He has
that city.
—-A complete lino of Confectionery
at M. S. Smith 8: Co‘s.
Buckingham Women‘s Relief Corps
held a regular meeting. yesterday after-
noon at the Grand Army headquarters,
in Wall street.
Frank Kiss has purchased tour
building lots on the Snowden property
on Lexington one up. through the real
{scab M Layton. ‘
-~Ear Mutts. O‘Brien...
Thr- aou of Mr. and Mrs. hints: l.
Brnd’l er 81m: to to his ion a. at
:mmiwcct on Wednes-
day. Cameo wow played and supper
was enjoyed.
~No. 2 Surclngla it lined Stable
lnnkot. at $1.30; only a tow left. M.
. Mchrncy. Donovan Block.“
Jacob M. Layton. administrator of
the estate of Sands Selleck. has sold the
house corner of Union and Franklin
atreata to Louis 1“. and Annie Sheldon.
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon will not occupy
the house at present.
wMia. (kdcn. Clnirioyant owing to
the illnoas of her daughter. is unable
to keep her appointment at the Mn
hatekemo Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Siicox. of High
sire-3t. South Norwalk. entertained scv~
oral of their friends at their home last
night. Whlst was enjoyed and refresh-
ments were served. All had an nioya~
hie time. .
w...“ a
HCome and select your Xmas Gifts
‘hofore’thc rush We will deliver them
Thoma Garvey, of Connecticut ave~
‘nno was agreeably surprised Wednes-
day cranial. at his home. when a large
party of his friends called. Games.
the cloao a bountiful collation was scrv.
on. All report having a line time.
vo-lllh. and Pearl Aipluea. O‘Brien
, While Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Mathewson.
a Maple aim, were driving last night,
Union mm. the bolt that held the
whifletm of their vehicle can: out.
The home was quickly storm before
any damage was done The whinotm
‘waa matched to the crash bar with
. mom
I it.
with hot. history
.Cart. at holiday at Wheeler's.
walk. .
Rev. W. H. Hubbard will preach in
union Chapel Went Norwalk. Sunday.
at‘ I p. m. ,
~Californla Pruuas. ti lbs., 25c.
D. Lawton & Co.
l'i‘.
Mina Mantle Bryan, Norwalk, visited
Mrs W. R. Mackey, ln Dorian. one day
this week.
Stephen St. John, of the Norwnlk
iron Works. is ill at his home in Cun-
non street.
~00 in and win the Doll and (lo-
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Mr. and Mrs. John l’oolcy. of Dorian.
visited Mra. V. R. Poolcy. in Norwalk.
Wednesday. .
The imagine of tho Salami llcnrt acr-
vlocu were held at St. Mur'y a Church,
this morning.
”Birge's Dairy. wootpoit.
Charles A. Walters. of Taylor aVoniw.
who has been ill. was around uouth
Norwallo yesterday.
.n...
F. M. Clarkaon. of Bethel. who has
been visiting in South Norwalk. has re-
turned to his home.
~-The finest Turkeys and Chickens
in towa at]? and lie lb. Hayoo’s
Contractor Dudley-E. Hoyt has near-
ly completed the work on the improve.-
ment of Prospect street.
Mrs. Charlotte Stabcll has returned
to South Norwalk, utter a visit with
Mrs. Joint Poolcy. Darlen.
~Dunlup. Youmun Dcrbics. O'Brien.
J. F. Qllllill.“0f Bridgeport. who has
been visiting friends in South Norwalk.
has returned to his home.
James O’Connell. of Anaoniu. has run
turned to his home. after calling on
trlcnda in South Norwalk.
-~Kecp coughing. or use Brazilian
Balm. If you prefer the Balm. obtain
it, at Plalstotl‘s or Baxter's.
Mrs. James Rumour. of Dorian. cuter~
mined Mrs. VanHooscar and Mrs. Ever--
ctt, of Norwalk, Wednesday.
her home in New York. after making a
short visit in South Norwnlk.
——Cailfornia Prunes, 6 lbs., 250. F.
i). Lawton & Co.
Frederick o Conley mailing c'lctlt at
the South NorWalk post office. has been
ill at hiit‘ dine in West street.
Mrs. ll ry Tristrsrn of Daricn has
returned from a few days visit with
Mrs Charles Triatram. Norwnlk.
Qn Suuduy e 'enlng. December it. tho
Anion Sinai lety. will hold a com
cisrt f“ int h in Madison strdct.
~Children’s Books. Xmas
Handsomeiy Framed Pictures.
Smith a: (lo.
(Yards.
M. 8.
Mrs. C. W. Raymond. of Noroton, is
visiting. her daughter. Mra. Clyde C.
Horton. Jr.. of Elm street. Norwnik.
J. Emory btcvcnsn of Comatock
Brothers‘ South Norwnlk stoic spent
yesterday in New York on buslncw.
wll‘rcsth Hanna. iRléc.
Hay 93' a.
Mrs. Va; 0. Silliman. of Dorian. durin:
the past week entertained Mrs. S. C.
Stillman. Sr.. of Norwalk. and Minors
Carrie and Susie Stevens.
Thomas M. Saunders and wlfc. of Ely
avenue. are home from or isit in New
York city. where they were the gttests
of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Broil.
1“. D.
u
~Bananas. 15 and 20c doz.
Lawton & Co.
James H. Corbett. of Norwalk. has
taken a position in Newark. New Jer-
sey. Mr. Corbett'waa formerlycom
nactod with the Wheeler straw hat for.
iory. .
Mr ____.,..
The funeral of w. 0. Collins. brother-
inJaw of'Edwin H. and Herbert A.
Mathewson. of South Norwaik. took
placer this afternoon. at Springfield.
Mass. The Messrs Mathewson attend»
ed.
—- It will pay you to look through our
stock of Toys and Noveltlos. Our prlo
on are riaht. Bulkley I: Wheeler.
At the Norwalk Club. last night. (liar.
once Cram. fated olshty. defeated Spen-
cer‘S.’ Adamo. ratcd titty. by a score of
rizhts‘dlvc to twenty-six. A game will
mammal! tor tnlacrcnlng, if poaai
“an.
', ~rrmmoa Darby. O'Brien.
The “WW for the, next debate at
. to be held
to. Rollo“. in Nor- ‘ H I
In clothing can beat bu bought here.
We have a bio atook of annual...
Smoking Jacketa. Houaa Coats, etc..
and you can't make any mtatlkc in
Miss Mamie Conroy but: returned to .
selecting. Everything bare
and the prlcoa are all
Bath Robes.
Namath Store:
Masonic Building.
Telephone Call, 32-2:
surprisingly
low. The atylea are the very late-t.
Smoking Jackets. $4 to $2.50
$2.50 to $0.00
Conistock Bros.
South .Norwalk Store.
is good
South Norwalk Slot”:
:4 South Main St.
In Buying Groin
the price paid is not so important :5
what is gotten for that price.
The cheapest price otten buys the
dearest gram.
Buy here and get what you think
f you get—the bust.
Buy Oats That's Clean.
Manuel '1'. Hatch.
i am near—lust as far as the near-
est lettcr>box or telephone.
W
Oar Aims? PRO“: GRAVIIRE
MW
it
«Joc‘ksonb l Studio 1»
offers a most aflracfflx [inc of Photographs‘ m the Latest Styles.
5:111ka for
Christmas Remembrances.
WM”
smut-ii New
'4 Gem of flit-Filmmaker} Art.
.4 Photograph on Parcbnwnt with a future
as fine as silk and as soft
.ut velvet.
NOTHING CAN EQUAL THE]! FOR BEAUTY.
Christmas sittings can now be made.
W Don't wait to make appoinhnmtsfifi
Sittings from 9 to 3:30._
Opposite Hotel.
Both trolleys pass the door.
jncxsozvs STUDIO.
53 WALL STREET
Namath. Conn.
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. Wodmdagmuvut Dace-thorn will :31
‘he “Mm: fix'thaAmyWaaot'
Books. Calendars. Christmas Cards. Novelties. Pictures.
Fountain PEns. now on sale. Orders for engravmg must .
be left ill the next few days or they cannot be filled for
Xnias. Remember—Plate and fifty cards 75c. Popular
Books SIM.
WM P.- BEERS
Bookseller. Staboner. Engraver.
49 Wall Street.
Nori‘valk, Conn *
The Public Market baa tome apoc-
iols in its aid. today for Saturday.
mentioned in the ad. of the Model Cur
new. today.
WW
Loronw Horatio; of Newtowu. is via-
lti‘nx Mr. and Mrs. A N Morgan. of
East avenue. «
The Rev. Alexander Hamilton, of
Newtown avenue; will oiiiciatc. in
Westdeld.Maas.1, Sunday.
Raymond Brothers have finished
moving their thr’co‘ house: to the cor-
ncr‘ot Elipatcth and Day streets.
George E. Curtis. of the Piorpon
Manufacturing Company. is Just to-
favoring from a abort attack at tonatl
till.
Mrs. lutwrenco ii. Hollor and daugh-
ter Ethel. of Mt. Vernon. N. Y.. spout
yoatorday with her brother. William
F. Korn
am...
There was whist play yesterday at-
ternoon at the Central Club. The host
on was Miss Alice Clam. The prize
was won by Mrs. W. D. Vernam
On Monday morning Eugene Sando.
barber for John Dreschcr, in North
Main street will start for Charleston.
8. C., where he will hereafter rcalde.
Ephraim Moore. a former resident of
South Norwalk. and well known hare
by many of the older people. died yea.
tcrday at his home in Worcester, Mass.
—-Ilmbrcllaa, Mourning Bands. O'Brien.
Eureka Rebekah Lodge will hold a
bazaar in Odd Fellows Hall. on the
evenings of December 13 and it. An
entertainment will be furnished each
night.
At the. prayer meeting. last night. at
tho Norwalk Congregational (‘hurch
there were a number of atcreoptlcon
. vlcwa given from the coiloc tion of the
lecturer John L. Stoddard.
A large number of South Norwulk
young people expect to enjoy tho skat-
ing on Chaamar'a pond. Rowayton. to~
marrow afternoon and night. The ice
on the pond is exceptionally strong
and in good condition.
The funeral of James R. Grifiith was
held this afternoon from his into home
in Mott avenue. The officiating clerf
gymcn were the item Goat-go D. Eg-
bert and H. B. Manson. Interment was
in the Nor-walk cemetery.
~Banauaa. 15 and 20c doz. F. D
Lawton & Co
Buckingham Post. G. A. R.. will in
still its newly elected officers on the
first Wednesday in January The in-
tallatlon will not be a public one. as
. the (lraml Army headquarters of tho
Post are not large enough to permit it
The old'Captain Lamb pond. of! Main
street has filled to its usual winter also
and has frozen over making good skat-
intt. Near by. at the corner of Main
and West Main streets. in an electric
light. which makes good illumination
for night skaters. .
A farewell reception will be tendered
Miss Jennie V. Raymond. at the real-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wilcox. at
No. 13 Hanford Place. this evening. Al'-
tcr the reception all will adjourn to
Red Men's Hall, in Washington street.
where dancing will be enjoyed.
~Who wins the handsome French
Doll. to be given away by M. S. Smith
I: Co. Every 25c purchase gives you
a chance
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Next Thursday there will be a Salina-
xuudl party at the Central Club. under
the direction of Miss Alice Cole. Miss
Mal Curtis. and Mini Lottie Woodward
Each member of the club may invite
one gentleman guest The hostesses
will be Mrs. lra Cole and Mrs. W. A.
Curtis.
‘ Lawrence Grant. employcd in the face
tory of the Imkwood Manufacturinz
Company. who raided at Rowayton. In-
iured himself while skating. last night.
lie sprained his hand quite badly so
that he is hardly able to use it today.
it is swollen to twice the usual alto
He visited Dr. Henry C. Sharer and had
the member mated.
A regular meeting of the'Central La
bot Unionmholdlaatnlsmlnlii-
bemiau Hall. Thou war g fair at-
tendanco Joa'cpli Bradley. minority
elected vice-pmidont. was installed.
Ho delivered a very lnteroaiiu speech
on the good of the union. Mr. Bradley
is a talented W and he held the
clown attention a! his hearers. A
couple of dolomfroai the Plumber-
Unioa womaprcaout.
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. v-Gcnt's nan mounted. o'nrm
.aoioctinen hold a meeting in
and W to mplov Judah
ti. mm to cum Mm
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“flamnltoodmdchoolma.
WWI thoonitahrought ‘
W’mc a. soon»
There are many Saturday apeoialo
patrons. Our roady- tar-wear Clothes are infinitely boil/or tha
made at similar prices.
I
Exclusive patterns in Suits, from $10 to 320.
Plenty of Lon: Overcouta. 310 to 325.
YOUNG MAN, you should use our til. 60 dark Oxford Yo
coat sizes 15 to 19 ‘
Clothier Hatter and Fuyrnisher. ' ..
4s and so Wall Street. Not-waits;
is it worth while to have the print
. run together, or your head ache, or any
of the discomfort you have been out-
torlng from. when PROPER GLASSES ,. " -' "
PROPERLY ADJU8TED. will remove .
the trouble. We guarantee perfect lit-
tiug and make no charge for examina-
tion.
(‘5. B. Sackson.
Graduate Optician.
5% \Da“ Sinat.'i{om\k. , , .
At the Model Gram;
Saturday Speéiaig
An honest put-pound do our m by the customers la. tho-spirit of
present soiling. We must have money. We moat sell. ”it". la
in at a pramiom. Whatover the prion hero quot-‘3, depend out
valuc mind. Hero la when comm on arc good trienda' Midi-h
oniyipolicy. cash aaie <
Bag best Flour. 49c.
goods. not including sugar
20 lbs Granulated Sugar with other
goods. 3100
Creamery Tub Butter. 25c.
24c wholesale.
Good Tub Butter. 23c.
Print Butter. 30c.
New Prunes. large. sweet; his stock,
must sell, 9c.
With other New stock Dried Lima flea’ tit
sale 110 quart Catlh.‘ . '
The best Potatoes in town Don‘
believe me. but get a laptop '
cook and compare with with
offer and that will tell you. 31;
95c in 5 bushel iota. You may
cheaper, but not so good.
Worth
New Prunes, Oregon. " tart, extra Canned CON- All rllllt' Jill”!!- A
large, lOc. . large stock: too much at It
New Dried Apples, special * cash
offer a genuine. b'araatnpp it
into money. Regular-spite;
A genuine bargain. thia halo.
pricé,13c. Worth 12c wholesale.
Figs tor atcwlng. this sale. lid: 3
lbs” 25c.
FREE THIS WEEK.
To show what good Tea and Coffee
we sell for little money, and also to
introduce the Mattie Michelle's Con
hula Flour {or pancakes and mulling l .
will give to every customer who pur-
{Esau-vane: following four standard ar-
“I
Buckwheat, 10c.
7 lbs. Oatmeal. 25c.
Yellow Corn Meal lino and ‘
Graham Flour. for «allot; '
id lb. Back or Mixed Tea. ltlc Em. Eggs and.“
1 pkg. Cornelia. 10c m
i can Clover Milk. 08c n: 35“.- ht 3“
. , . :m.fll‘ll-Dflnil V
2 cake: due Toilet Soup. free. We “(out ”it 2 out: title/pk...
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fair and aquara people, who wlah to and up trada with haw
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