desiring 1 large supply of can- dlas for Christmas give us a chance to intercht you. We can surely do ltwcandywlas and lirieewlaa too . Alli: us at a line concerning our offers. The sooner now the :lmlter. 'iille sitter you are of ting supplied . “Washington Smut. . H r . All business communications for this office should be addressed to The Qantlnol. Personaig'lettars not desired. ‘ Charles T. Nelson. of the mechanical "tilpartment of The Sentinel, was the ’g‘ueat yesterday of his brothers, in Brooklyn. New York. .0.-. M.” Father Brennan. of New Haven. late- ly appointed chaplain in the navy. cel- unrated the 10: 30 mass. at St Mary's ; Church yesterday morning. ‘ —-—A fine Upright Piano for 3175. J. T W. Btudwell‘s. ~ Rev. Paul M Strayer will be at home tonight and Saturday evening, to talk with persons about uniting with the Bomb Norwalk Congregational Church. 3" .m... Miss Mada Adamant Washington. I). 0.. has resumed her duties at the . National Capital, as private secretary is Congressman Cur’tlss. of Michigan ”'7“ . Miss Susan Sclr der. of West street " started today for New York city. and will later go to Railway. N. J.. to spend the holidays with her sister. Mrs. Fred— erick Sealers. a , ——John A. Sister auction of House- . hold Furniture. and Kohler Upright . Grand Piano. Thursday, at 10 a. m.. ll Seymour Place. , The funeral of Mrs. William P. Bax- ~ tar. who died at her home in Austin street. Bridgeport, was held from her residence at 3 o'clock this afternoon . ' The body will be. brought here for bur- ' iai today. * ‘ Craig Littlejohn left this morning on the 12: 55 train for Boynton. Florida j where he will spend the winter En- " route Mr. Littlelohn expects to make a short stay at the Charleston. Sduth Carolina. exposition. A dinner wiil‘be given at 28 Railroad 1 avenue. on Tuesday evening. by swell ., known club. alienation collation will ‘ be served. A fun band of music will be . present. The master at ceremones will ' be the Great Boer, M. C . ——.The ladies of Grace Church will ij hive a. supper at tile Parish House on [ Wednesday at it o'clock. Fancy orti ales for sale. Children's Christmas ., tree. etc. during afternoon. Next Sunday is the anniversary of e consecration of St Mary’s Church and the event will be celebrated with u‘eelai services appropriate for the oc- casion. it is expected that there will be a number of out—of-town priests in attendance. iarence Reunion. who has been for several years the train announcer at the South Norwalk depots. has been promoted to be a fireman. and has been ' lgned for duty at New Haven. coma ending his duties today. His many friends will wish him success in his aw position. High School Fair. Dec. 12-13. a...“ he Male Chorus of the Norwalir int Episcopal. Church assisted of aspen service attic South Nor. Comm. om! Church. oyester rendering norm selectionlllhi in an e manner. pastor. v . gnve an excellent address a Thing Thou behest. and pray- as adored by Dianna hank A. Fer- sen confining. or use Brazilian - it“ you prefer: the? Balm. obtain W a or Bristol“ at. Mary' a Churches. yesterday. " theapqrt. The .sndas'rl) sun on of Old Well “hymn be held ‘ Charles Yost started this morning. . tor Warden Cliff Long island. to com— Diets s lob or magoary. ”~mm The Faint of the immaculate Concep- lion was celebrated at at. Joseph' s and Charles Littleton and James H. Cor~ don will furnish the music for the Stamford Foresters. on New Year's ere. “ Mr. and Mrs. William H. McMahon. of Reed street. are entertaining the Minus 0' Brien. at Brooklyn. sisters of Mrs. McMahon .. ... ~~ 'i‘luckluan L. .l. itrynolds today may a l the ilullechnld eifects of Canine] (ii if- ilu and family. from ill lllgepurt to Cell ll'i uvcuue Norwalk. Miss Ethel Kennedy. of Camp street, Nui‘walk spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs Bertha Burr, of Itiuuklin 'street. South Network. A large number of strangers att‘euli- cd the Men's Blots class at the South Norwaik Congregational Church durn ing the noon hour. yesterday. Clothler Willis H. Selieck is having the front of his store placed in holiday trim by the addition of a new cost of paint. which improves its appearance. “Brazilian Balm is finding great favor among suifcrers from colds For sale at Pleisted's and Beaters. Walter D. West. of West Consho— hocken. Pennsylmnla. was the guest yesterday. of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thfiznss cht. at their home in Nor- we .. -_,... w—M in clothing can best be bought here. We have a big stock of Overcoat» Smoking Jackets. House Coats, etc., and you can't make any mlstlko in selecting. Everything hers is good and the prices are all surprisingly low. The styles are the very latest. Smoking Jackets, $4 to SH 50 Bath Robes. $2. 50 to SID. 00 ComStock Bros. Norwalk Store: South Norwalk :Stow: Masonic Building. ; :4 South MainSl. Telephone‘Cail, and; South Nor-walk Store. Members of Lincoln Council. 0. U. A M.. will go to Stamford, tomorrow night. and visit the council in that clty.’ They will have a chowder slipper in their rooms in Washington street. Fri- day night of this week. The continued case of Robelt Russell. of Georgetown who was arrested for drunkenness was to have come up in the South Norwalk side of the town court. this morning. but Mr. Russell did not put in an appearance. ~Great bargains in Pianos this month. J. W. StudWell's. Father i). S. Sheonhall. who is recup- erating from an illness at his home with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sheehun. in Winnipank. was the cele- brant at the 9 o‘clock mass in St. Mary‘s Church. yesterday morning. The criminal superior court comes in at Bridgeport. tomorrow ‘afteruoon. at 2 o‘clock. with Judge (lager on the bench. it being his first sitting. The case of Tessie Muilaliey. who was charged by Wiiilml Wltrlll of Dorian of stealing a gold watch valued at $800 will come up for a hearing. in Buying Grain the price paid is not so important as ‘ what is gotten for that price. The cheapest price otteu buys the " dearest gram. Buy here and get what you think you gee-the best. Buy Oats That' 5 Clean. Manuel T. Hatch i am near~lust as far as the near est letter-box or telephone. Deadly Sherill John W. Bouncy at— lashed real estate belonging to Herbert 3. Miller, of Dorian. on Saturday. on a writ issued by Attorney George ll. \‘ns- burgh. to secure a claim in favor of SP— heid in Mldietown Tuesday December 19th. at 11 8.1!}. Mayor Homer S. Cummings, at Stamford. will spé’ak on ‘treet Lighting. and Mayor Bennett. of New Britain. will give a paper on Sew- erage Disposal. Two Westport men wars in town this «I Jackson’s l Studio!» offers a most aflrsclflae line of Photographs' in (he Lofts! Skates. ‘ectman Charles G. Waterbury. of Dar- suitable for g len. amounting to 3150.» Tl“ case is r:- turnable to the common p can. court n o * ,7 ..........., .. as... m Christmas Remembrances. January. . . _ on. J. Milton Cnblirn. or Sfllilh Nor— . ' 4-6:». of the ”mum‘s Ari. wig?!" sgrgtgni'leoas‘a“ g‘;1r:;n 33:3; 8min! New A Photograph on thm! with a texture ~ on .. n 0 ~ . . . . _ ‘ notices to the mayors of the state that Oili‘ ARMY WI: fillAVllRE ‘5 f'm 3’ 3'“ Md ‘5 39f! 1 intestine" of the association will be MW 45 Width NOW CAN EQUAL TEE]! FOR BEAUTY. Christmas sittings can now be made. W Don 't wait to make appoinhnents.“ Sittings from 9 to 3:30. a he f. , ‘ .li’hiied‘l‘m‘d .l"t.l’:l‘.“ will. jacxson s STUDIO. view. it. is said. of locating a manufa‘c- We Hm], . 53 WALL STREET. turinl', plant here. Whether or not they Both trolleys MS (he door. ’ will decide to open up a business here \ . 1W“ CUM- ie not known at mascot. They cunnil- ed (specially about the Buckley rubber factory. in River street and were in conferlinee with Councilman Frederick Buchity in regard to it. A special meeting of Putnam Hose Company will he held Frldsynight of this week. At that time the committee of ten to confer with a similar commit- tee from Phoenix Engine Company. of Norwnih tor the purpose oil ting up some kind of an entertainmeu for next season. will be appointed. Directly af— ter the meeting. the entertainment committee will hold a session and will colonists arrangements for the ball to be held some time next month W A large crown or South Norwalk voting people went to newton Satur- was“ r“ .. Mums. Vii "I I! cast. ill con trains in the afternoon mum orwslh m of the mulled salon tor the school. lu ‘ ma ..Holiday ift‘s" BDOKI. ‘ IOOKI. Home prices for $1.60 novels: Lives ol the Hunted. $1.75 Dri 1nd I. 8100 Child of Nature. ‘ $130 Cavalier. $1.00 Right of Man. $1.30 Right of W”. N 00 Life Everlasting. 8m Laure. 31.00 Maud Adams, ”400‘ Eternal City. ”.00 Spinster‘Book. 81." And Others. Boys' and Girls' soon. he upwards We carry more books than all the other stores in town combined. All book not in stock will be ordered at the usual discount. Atoll linoot‘m ta'lu Pens. 25c told. Prayer Books and Hypnosis. may Boxes Writing 'fi Wm P. Bears 49 WALL ITICCT. ; . night in their hall . Benedict Farm bridge. has lcturned to her home. after spend- " ing a few days with Mr and Mrs ‘ Thomas Scott. in Cross street. 1 occupied by Raymond helmet is being , to open a wholseiile and retail liquor on Wednesday he is going to have a , record breaking sale of groceries. it is his dull day and he intends to make it a ' spent yesterday in New York. . me. No. gigicksuvuox. Willinln natal-bury. at Stamford. is the guest of ii. ll. Sheldon. of South Osborn avenue. vfi'!‘ "nun-mow if you want to know what to choose ‘ for a Christmas present. call at the Clif- » ford Pharmacy .M. .....m ‘ The. sudden warm spell has made and out ponds ill the town. .-.. .. shuns...- illsllop McMahon Council. C B 1... will meet tomorrow night. The annual election of offics'rs will be held Mrs Joseph Laliey. of Long island city, is visiting the Misses Meade and Lizzie Harkins. of Franklin avenue. ..... M's—m W. A. Benedict is selling honest. cus— tom-made clothing at about what you .— .4..—.~_~. Frank denial. of Bridgeport. started chair. the barber in North Main street. Conductor John McMahon. of France street, attended the conductor“: meet- ing in New Haven.‘yester ay afternoon oat—— William Miller. manager of Charles E. Beymour's grocery store. returned this morning, after an illness of a few days. There will be an important meeting of linens Tribe 1.0 B M. tomrorow in Washington street. .4... h‘red Austin who conducted a barber shop on the Washington street bridge. has movedhls place of business to the “a. “an—.— Mrs. Minnie Redford. of Brooklyn The store in Main street formerly remodelled for use by parties who are place. all? Sildcfi'fléhlli“.l’.il2l Sill; meeting this evening. will be installed rota the next regular meeting of the 8" Watch the ad. of lull-em Dibble. for busy one. Willis H. Selleck and force of clerks are deeply e Cami-atlas task of selecting outing suits for next sum- am a trade Next year's goods will be very attractive. Peter Stalter and Charles W. Smith. of Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company. have received from a friend in Cuba a shipment of beans raised there. known as “Turkey Beans.” The regular monthly meeting of the Old Well Hook and Ladder Company will be held tonight at their rooms in Havllsnd street There is very little important business to be transacted. ‘ ‘ billion. the eleven-months-old'dsughm ter of Mr. endure. Louis Rose. of Con~ necticut avenue. died yesterday. The funeral was held this afternoon. in-’ torment was in St. Mary's Cemetery. James Kearney mtemined a com- pany of friends at his home in Beideu avenue.81turdsy evening. Dancing was named and a has time had by all those present. The party was an invi- tlltiou affair. Livingston Russell will deliver a lec~ tare on the subject of Oratory. at the Catholic Club. Wednesday evening. 0n the some evening the debating so- ciety of the club. which was so success- ful last mean. will be rte-organised. The T A B. poc’ety. of St. Joseph's Church. will hold 1 mung tomorrow night. The members of St. Joseph's parish. whomtobegivennniastrel show on New Year's Du. afternoon and evening. will hold a rehearsal. ur. and lira. John Handed entertain- stipemerofmvcrandwmslmts Miss Hersh Farrell. of liliwood Place. . Weinomg Stunned budge. as... of St . ‘ Csorg‘e. will hold a regular meeting this . aveni ng. . .. has Elli-lads seam is sick it her ,. luring-ton street. with ‘ work of the flue skating on the diners ' generally pay for ready-tows” goods.‘ this morning to work for John Dres- . on 3 motor of friends. at their horn‘t' ‘ a... ’If vey Actually appreciated how well he could be not a til-coat. we should need several additional stores “patrons. Our ready-tows” Clothes m infinitely ballot: loads at similar prices. ”or—v an Plenty of Long Overcoatl. '10 tons. " “5 Exclusive patterns in Suits. from $10 to 820. YOUNG MAN, you should see our 38. 50 dark miorii Y _ coat. class if. to 19. I is it worth while to have the print run together, or your head ache. or any of the discomfort you have been luf- fering from, when PROPER GLASSEC PROPEBLY ADJUSTED. will remove the trouble. We guarantee perfect ilt- ting and make no charge for examinin- tion. 6. B. ‘Ssckson. Graduate Optician, 5% We“ Street.'i(cros\\a. What Did I Say ? i said i proposed to interest cash people store. its goods and its priCeS, all Look out ior some interesting trade to nesdav. December ilth. Wednesday is' day. Dull days are to bemade busy, Premiums given. Get a punch catch: / ; ’4, up} great labor and money saver, as. it (1001 away with the: m A kindling of any description in starting either wood or coal fires. ways read tor use, and a most convenient household contrlvnnoo. Agents wyanted in New Canaan, Wiltoo.We1ton,We1tpofi. Nor-walk. .i a “afly Have you tried Health Brand M1; northern Maine. of the small sweet Iii, SAVE ONLY THE U 'ilOTTO lety. Canned in its own milk. not of “M iv M Once tried, you will call for it unipolar “M u not 1 word about Health Brand flinch. condenwd kind—10c per nachos...” of its kind. and taped.» the an? Stores. . g‘ 'POR THE SCHOOL LIBRARY FUND. The store of the o. I. Read Company ' roar-ALL ruin a chock mu of scam one wams CRY} mom” domains v. 1 this” mdnctodnllvcrytml imam islnBoutlINorwnlh.‘ out!
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