‘ "day
a ..
‘ desiring a large supply of can-
! dies for Christmas give us a
‘ . chance to interest you. We can
surely do itmndywise and
Meant!!!” , .
_ Awaits; Wad! tithe oncoming,
our 0er . The sooner now the
hotter. The surar you are of
setting supplied.
Ji-Wfisinmsn‘ifimt
"mu
All hualnon communications for
this office should he addressed to The
Sentinel. Personal letters not desired.
"——
' -—Nlce Derby for Xmas. O'Brieu‘s.
Company l“ athletes held a practice
at‘the armory, last night.
\ ‘ ‘-'—New and beautiful designs in
Pianos for Holidsyl. J. W. Studwell’a.
, Contractor Dudley E. I~ont has pur-
- chimed a horse iron! Stamford parties.
”Your choice of a fine lot of Tim
keys and Chickens. at 10 and 12%c. lb.
Hayes’.
Fletcher Montgomery is at Washing—
‘ , ton, D. 0., taking a‘iew days' vacation.
. 4Fancy Chairs. Morris Chairs. Fan-
v icy Tables: biggest‘asaortmcnt in town.
itaymond & Son. .
~—
Miss Katharine Claven, of Connec-
ticut avenue, is visiting in Newark, NJ.
~._.
_-——M. S. Smith & Co. are surely head-
_ quarters for Gents’, Ladies’ and Child-
, ren’s H‘dk’fs.
._.__.
Mrs Sllfiflh street, of Barton. is vis-
iting Mrs.’vWiiliam Swits, of North
Main street. .
—chet Cider, 36c. gaunt). no Go.
——.
Miss Millie Godfrey. of South Nor-
walk. who has been visiting in Stam-
ford, has returned to her home.
“any.“
-—Nlce Xmas Umbrellas. O‘Brien‘s.
A party from Smith Norwaik went
to Rowayton last night and attended
the dance given in Guider‘s Hall.
—~Cboice Tm‘keys. misc. lb. Hayes’.
The north side of West Washington
street is in poor condition. Complaint
has been made about the de‘ep‘puddies.
—-Lot of latest Gramophone Records
just received. Call and hear them
Bulkley & Wheeler.
‘ .~-~_.....—-.
The Old Folks‘ Whist Club will hold
its next meeting Monday at the home.
of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Bishop. in Bel‘
dcn avenue.
with endless variety of new orc-
u.tiona in Lamps can be found at A. J.
Collins & Co's. atprtecs that will sure-
ly saw you money.‘ '
The Carpenters' and Joiners‘ Union
will hold its annual meeting and elec-
tion of oilicers on Thursday evening.
, December 26. '
—Eigin Butter, 25c. lb. 1“. D. L. & Co.
Gilbert B. Morgan will sail tomorrow
for New Orleans on the Cromwell line
steamer Corona. lie expects to stay
south about a month.
~80uth Norwslk Outing Club Ball,
tonight. Music Hall.
Miss Marguerite .Tammany has re-
turned to her home in Monroe street.
_ after a visit with her sister. Mrs. John
linnlomln New Haven.
‘ “ w_—iipdciul Candy for Xmas. at roduc
on prices for the holidays: fresh daily.
Norwaik Confectionery 00., 21 Main
street. Norwalk. ‘
,, Harold S. McAilleter. of the clerical
force of the hermit: post other. is ex-
tcd home from a Week‘s stay in
nghkcepsie, N. 1.. tomorrow.
.—
u—Keep coughing. or use Brasilian
Balm. if you prefer the Balm, obtain
‘it at Plaiated'a or ~Baxter'a.
, W
The phenomenal nice at A. J. Gol-
., line/t Company‘aiaat w a only apur
the! to greater deeds of in alv-
iag. ‘Thia week it is a framed picture
oven . . ‘
f-rfll'ifltll Oran», it for, Ito. r. n.
who am. y , ..
‘ night.
“Margaret Mockler and William Brad-
~ésvmi i- thefgai. china Go .
Mrs. r. s. Weston. or Hanford Place,
entertained friends from Dorian, last
~0ur Favorite Flour, 53c bag; $4.25
bbl. F. I). Lawton & Co.
m
Miss Clara Belle Waterbury, of Dar—
ten, has taken a position with J. A.
Hislop.‘ ‘ ,
~Chickens. 10c. lb. Hayes'.
William Lockwood, son of the late
W. R. Lockwood, is very ill at his home
in Norwalk.
~lioiiday Goods at "Bargain day"
prices. Buikley it Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Gould, of Ely
avenue, are the proud parents of a son.
porn yesterday.
——A complete line of Toys at M. S.
Smith & Co.’a.
,‘ ._
Wallace Williams, of West avenue.
is recovering from a severe attack of
typhoid—pneumonia.
~Elgln Butter. 25c. lb. F. i). L. & Co.
A daughter was born yesterday to
Mr. and Mrs. William Gelta. of 52 Van
Zundt avenue, East Norwalk.
-—Holiday Umbrellas & Canes. O'Brien
Contractor Salvator Chariot. who has
been ill for a few days, was out on the
street this morning for the first time.
.... .W‘ M
—Fresh Hams, lingo. Huycs‘.
The loss by fire last Saturday in the
Mahackemo Hotel has been,udjusted
and paid by the agency of J. M. Lay-
ton.
——Go in and win the handsome doll
and Go Cart, at Buikley & Wheeler's.
Mrs. Henry 'i‘risirum. of Darlen. is
visiting Mrs. Frank Stevens in West
Norwalk, where she will spend the
coming month.
——Ludics’ & (lcnts‘ Alpincs. O‘Brien.
Letter Carried Joseph Tammany is
quite ill at his home in Monroe street.
it is feared his illness may develop
into diphtheria. , '
“Pork Chops, 106. lb. Hayes'.
The only case of scarlet [ever at prr~
sent in The Norwnlks. is in the family
of Mrs. Della Flatt. 52 Spring street.
her son being quite ill.
-—-Gamos of every sort. Sleds, liay
Carts, Handsomely Framed Pictures.
M. S. Smith it Go. '
The Misses Marguerite Tammany and
icy have charge of the new toy store of
A. J. Collins & Company in North Main
street.
a~Speclal for Saturdpy. all of our
best Candy. 30c. per lb. . DcKlynfs. 27
Main street.
E. A. Oviatt is moving his household
goods from Dnrlen to Henry street.
East Norwnik. Mr. Ovintt has secured
a position as travelling salesman for u
varnish concern.
—Who wins the handsome French doll
to be given away by M. S. Smith &
00.? Every purchase of 25c gives you
a chance.
The Norwalk police have been asked
to be on the lookout for James Swartz
and Maurice Brennan two St. Louis
dynamitcrs. A reward of $900 is of
fercd for their capture.
«Boston Hot House
head. Haycs'.
it is understood that a number
new industries are likely to come
Norwuik. but those in a position
know what they are do not cure
talk concerning the matter.
Lettuce.
J\
of
to
to
to
—Latest Style Tame. O'Brien's.
A. R. Taylor. who has been sick for
ten days at the home of his father
at Redford. .N. Y is now better and
hopes to be able to return to his home
in South Norwalk next week.
”The boys will all want an express
wagon for Xmas. A. J. Collins & Co..
at their new store. 70 North Main
street. have the never-break kind. neat-
ly painted, at right prices.
The next lecture to the course of the
Town Teachers' Association will be on
January 7th. when Miss Gay Zenola
Mclmn. an impersonator. will give
Wilson Barrett's "Sign of the Cross."
——Crauberrles. 8o. qt. F. D. L. a Co.
The Whatsoevcr Circle oi King‘s
Daughters of the South Norwalk Con-
gregational Church will hold a macro
i this arching at tht| residence of
If in Florence Benedict. in West are-
nue. .
nan-'-
--‘li'uil basilmhrcii—a: OBrion.
who annual mating of the atoclo
Bank
holders of 4hr of Nor-
‘filla “reticulum disaster-awn!
belt at the hours. Tuesday.
matron ii a. ‘3‘” 18 in.
«- oaa
Canaan. lilo. lb. “Hunt.
,. Wan-thu-
y
January 14. m: 0 poll- will be ’
m. my Chops and ‘
' aw,..soumm. a
Willa”. ’
film A “I‘m.
Nor-walk Store:
Masonic Building.
Telephone Call, 32-2;
in quality and price are here in attrac-
tiJe array. Fine umbrellas oranment.
ed and plain handles, $1.00 to “.00
Dress suit cane, $1.50 to $12.00. Bags
31.00 to 88.00. The newest in stylish
furnishings. Glovea, ties, suspenders.
handksrohlci'a stylish without extrava.
gance. Fine dress shirts $1.00 to
$1.50.
Comstock Bros.
South Norwalk Stew:
:4 South Main St.
South Norwalk Store.
)
In Buying Grain
the price paid is not so important as
what is gotten for that price.
The cheapest price otten buys th
dearest grain.
Buy here and get what you think
you get—the best.
Buy Oats That’s Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch.
i am neon-lust as far as the near-
est lotter‘box or telephone.
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u
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Somethluil'llew
0m“ ARTIST PROOF fiRAVllRE
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NOTHING CAN EQUAL THEM FOR BEAUTY.
Christmas sittings can now be made.
' if Don't wait to make appointments.“
suitable for
Christmas Remembrances.
«I Jacksbn’s t Studio 1»
offers a most afiracfflac line of Photography in the Bates! Styles,
f
A Gem of the Ehofographcr's Ari.
AH:
mph on Parchment with a future
as fincaa silkand a; soft
as axial.
Sittings from 9 to 3:30. ~ .
[ACKSON'S STUDIO.
Opposite Hotel. . 53 mt. STREET,
Both trolleys pass the door. Hawaii. Conn.
Dri and I.
Cavalier.
Right of Way.
Lanai-ifs;
Eternal City.
Paper.
at
BOOKS.
Some prices for $1.60 novels:
And Others.
."' “A“ _.
A Business M
Education '.
“HOLIDAY GIFTS.
31 Child of Nature,
Right of Man,
Life Everlasting,
Maud Adams.
Spinstcr Book.
100
00
‘1
3l 00
$100
31.00
p
Boys' and Glria' Books,
We carry more books than all the other stores in town combined. Any
book not in stock will be ordered at the usual discount. A full line of Footl-
tain Pens, 250 to 85. Prayer Books an d Hymnals.
BOOKS.
Lives of the Hunted.
349 wau. eraser.
uoawan.
wut help you a: mound; i
Will help you secure better position.
$1.75
$1.80
$1.30
$1.00
“.00
$1.60
So upwarda'
Fancy 80er Writing
K, cons.
cillr‘ to in!
armroao. coring“
r
‘ir‘
t!
- 1
Will help you earn a better salary.
Will help you all through life.
‘ loans.
:3 one .
a
Com on.» per www.candiimhe’amo
, .. charge ior‘hboka‘or stationery. “r i
‘ g}. A merchant am music
at. a. merit, mutual. “ m
‘ ‘" ’ crud "rum" now would
, . .. . oi poor
and Place, is recovering from an at—
‘Mcthodist Church. Darien. January 12.
. that she wil be pulled oi! as soon as
Our Saturday Special is
..issinei tinnitus.
Main street, Norwaik.
Phone 144-4.
ADDJTIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
The Public Market Company men-
tions some specials on meats in its ad.
today.
“To lovers of music and fun: .Call
and hear the Phonogruph,, at J. W.
StudWell's before buying your Xmas
presents. All the latest records.
No better present could be given for
Christmas than a portable gas lamp.
says the Connecticut Railway 8: Light-
ing Company.
Mildred iiulkley, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry R. Buckley. of No. 8 Ger—
tack of chickenpox.
. 77......—
nlcoplaa, Figures, Favors, and Choice
assortment of German :Mottoes. Us-
Klyn‘s. 27 Main, street.
.- Wiliiam F. Hoyt, who sustained a
fall several weeks ago. breaking one of
the bones in his right leg. which has
since kept him confined to his real—
dence in Grove street, is able to be
about the city, with the aid of crutch-
es.
—Caps, Toques. Ear Mafia. O'Brien.
Revival meetings will begin in the
Among the speakers will be Rev. Mr.
Royce and Dr. Strobridge, of Stamford;
Rev. W. W. T. Duncan. of South Nor-
waifi, and Rev. H. B. Manson. of Nor-
wa .
.———Cranbcrrics. 8c. qt. F. D. L. & Co.
Jeremiah Donnelly and Robert Rob-
ertson, the two men who were arrest-
ed by Officer Walter Hall on suspicion
of being implicated in the burglary oi
the Raymond Grocery Company's store,
were before Judge Joseph R. Taylor,
this morning. Both pleaded guilty to
vagrancy. Donnelly was sentenced to
titty days in jail and Robertson to six-
ty. Officer Hail took them to Bridge
port. 1 .
The regular meeting of Washington
Camp, P. 0. S. of A.. was held last night
and oflicers wore nominated and fine!
preparations were made for the enters
tainment to be given next Thursday
night. The nomination of otllcers will
be completed at the meeting to be held
on Thursday. evening, December 26. at
which time election will take place.
There is much rivalry for the different
oil'lccs this year.
Says the Ridgeileld Press: Mrs. Syl-
vester Scotléld. of ‘ Hurlbutt. has been
quite iii. A Norwalk physican is at-
tending her. mr. and Mrs. D. G. God-
frey. of South Norwaik, have visited
Mrs. D. B. Morehousc. in Weston. Mrs.
H. B. Wilson and Miss Louise Olm-
stead. of Norwaik. were the guests of
Mrs. Willis Elwood. Sunday. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles M. Ambler. oi Hurlbutt.
entertained last week. Miss Ella Emer—
son. of Norwaik; Mrs. C. A. Ambler.
Miss Elizabeth Raymond and Lewis R.
Ambler. Attorney John J. Walsh, or
Normik. was in town. Monday. and
was treated to a trip through the ex,-
tensive plant of the G. h‘ B. (30., in
Georgctown. The sudden advent of a
prominent Norwalk lawyer at the front
door. on Monday, caused some of the
boys in the office to look serious for a
time. but our cheerful stenographer
kept right on taking notes for Howard
says there are no breach of promise
suits aimed in his direction. but re~
fuses to vouch for “Bill."
‘—
THE MEBBAGE DISSECTED.
The chief counter in the Chicago Trl
bune counting room has counted the.
words in President Roosevelt‘s mes-
sage, and finds 23.126, counting. com-
pound words no two. The definite or.
ticle occurs 1.124 times: the indefinite
829. The president is careful not to
split his inlnitives. although several
examples of the severed infinitive: are
noted. The,»word “strenuous" occurs
only three times. but the word “duty"
crops out 940 times.
OTIAMOHIP HUDOON AGROUND.
PHILADELPHIA. December 13-»
The Plant Line Steamship Hudson.
from Savannah for Philadelphia with
passengers and freight. went aground
late last night, in the Delaware Bay
near Fort Delaware during a heavy
fog. The weather is so thick that the
tuna cannot go to ‘the asriitanca of
the strand ship. but it is believed
the to: am.
raauuaa, In ocean
‘ . “It’ll-ll .
.‘i'heraare, A, lath-oceans!
inseam; a ' muons.
intros .M ”thaws“:-
on any body hithttraiarhoha pound
to the square inch for or , two of the
'a Beecher
have a
pressure a; t
”H
——Candy Boxes, Fancy Baskets, Cor- '
.aadiru
of'onr.
UMBRELLAS
COLORED SHIRTS
MUFFLERS
FANCY SUSPENUERS
HANDKERCHIEFS
t-ULL DRESS PROTECTORS
HATS AND CAPS
SWEATERS
PAJAMAB
YOKE OVERCOATS
ausmass sun‘s
curs nurross
om) rnousnas
' oases owvns
Nothing could be more suntable for a Xmadfllft’
pair of Spectacles or Eye Glasfies."
We guarantee a perfect fit. and examine eyesai nig-
Open every evening In December. . . = *fl
o. a. JACKSON, ,1 -
58 Wall Street; lilo;
At the Model Groc
Graduate Optician,
Potatoes are up. i am selling at less
than our prices—$1.00
the best Potatoes in Norwalk. Will bci
$1.50 by spring. 96c for 5 bushel lots. l
{Holidaymgfaw
SMOKING JACKETS
SUIT
‘ “""is "- Seller
Clothier Hatter and'FurniSher. . ' y
48 and 50 Wall Street. NorWnlk.‘ A
Store open eye‘nings until Christmas.
as by day.
interest continued and sustained in our Cash Salsa. Some goodchah
trades for SATURDAY, DEC. 14th. Good quality and low prices le’tliaihifii
of our plea for your patronage. We ahali be busy. Leave your order an
0
per bushel .ori
earn noses
wmrn suture .,
. SPECIAL nauanan, .
FANCY nan owns .
commas AND com . .
oasssmo cases, ‘.‘_
. WALKING srtoxs .
Chapman JACKETS
moor smn'rs ‘
LONG ovancon'rs.
passe sorrs
sonar mus
warm vnsrs '-. .
wom. omvns " *
Clover Milk, So can. . ‘ ”' ;
or. Bottle Ammonia. 12c. } ‘
Daisy Corn, good Corn. 8h call-m. f ,
Purina Pancake Flour. 8c; Pinion
cusps
a.»
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e .
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u
. 'l’" v
x “
this day only. Last chance at thelhnn—y with it. Overstocked; thirst ”1L
price.
livery.
Best Tub Creamery
Second Best Tub Butter. 22c. . , > .
Best‘ Clover Print Butter. 30c. i Armour's Mince Meatl‘8c. Armour? '
Leave your order for future de-
Butter, 25c.
i pure.
Pure Sugar Syrup, 10c qt. Thipurest
iSyrup is not a light straw color. Such ‘
its adulterated with Glucose. .Ours' is
I
i am 30 lb. under the market on all i is a name for good‘quallt‘y.
Butters.
Flour is also on the rise. But i ami
yet holding it down below wholesale
cosh 56c for Hubbard
A chance on Eggs.
3
With
; 57cfor Joues‘s.
Exactly so. T01
3 Best Coffee, your choice of
ifollowing articles: . ,
A package of nice Tea: (mimdh
FREE Tnls.wnnxi,_ ~ .-
every purchase of a‘pdund of
one ofthe
show haw good those baking Eggs are; A package of Prepared Starch. - I
and to help you save
today.
Compound Lard, 10c
Pure Lard. 2 lbs. for
i
3 cans ('tmall 5c cans) Lye. 5c. 1
Smoked Shoulders, 10c lb. 2
21 lbs. Granulated Sugar to every purchaser of a. reasonable-amount of
a bit. 23c a dozul
2 Bars Fancy Soap. .
or ~.
' .
1, 1 Picture, suitable for fronting.
* Nice Vlneland Sweetramoes.’ '5
25¢.
to size.
Jamaica Oranges, 25c dons» . . ,
FiorldaOraa’ges, 200 and 26c donor
/ (
other goods, including 1 in. Coffee. To get. the free offer pboveandfthiitat
the same time, means you must» buy 2 lbs. Best Coffee. We am determined?”
do a good trade with people who can lay the spot cash on the counter. ' “you.
can do this. We want yours and will prove it by deeds. Premiumsx'liybmf qui.‘
a punch card.
Seen It
A great labor and money saver. as it does away witht'h‘h ,
kindling of any description in starting either wood or coal, ares.
wan read for use. and a most convenient household mam ' ‘
Sari
the collection of
South Norbaltfbblio scoop. , y .w.
goods will bgcxhlbitd’ahdsoldforfk'liénfittfi . ..
Lorenzo Dib.
HaveYouO) Fire Lig
Raymond Bros... fag,” ,
A52!“ wanted in New Canaan. Wilton, Vent“ WM «a
, : Health by and I.“
Attend the High School Fair was“ a Mp .r
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