wiring a large supply of can tiles for Christmas live on it him to interest you. We can it! do lt-«cnndywiao and mi Basil .1 All: It ' My time concerning ”admin The sooner now the‘ better. The sure: you are of ninja supplied. ' ' of Washington smor. u , All business communications“ for this office should be addressed to the Sentinel. Personal letters not desired. ._..... I 1 I , Miss Minnie Mend is contemplating n trip to California Professor L. lil. Eduecomh spent Sun- y with Nelson H. Hoyt. L H. Bates. of New Haven. was the guest of Martin Sphlir today ' OldMWeli Tent. Knights of the Macon- ‘ been will hold a meeting tonight Captain William H. Hoyt spent Sot- rday with friends in Bridgeport. ‘1 James E. Curtis was out today for the first time in nine weeks. Mr. CuItls has been very ill. 1 Brown's College donated $2.10 from the penmsnsbip booth at the South Norwnlk High School. Miss Mary Charterbrooks. of New Haven. in the guest of her sister. Miss Nora Jennings, of South Main Street. ‘ Howard A. l-iiuckle, oi' Ynlc'Collegc. , was the guest yesterday. of Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Hurstrom. of Prospect ave- .uue. Mr. and Mrs. Martin S. Daniels. oi ‘ Bridgeport. who have been visiting friends in South Norwalk. have. return— ed to their home. Mrs. Mary Norton. who has been vis- ing her sister. Mrs. Jennie Martin; cz’ hdy avenue. has returned to her home in Springfield. Muss. John Semple led the Epworth Leanne meeting at the South.Norwalk Metho— 1 dist Church. inst evening. “Universal Dominion" was the topic. The Norwalk University School bus— ketbali team and the St. Luke‘s team of Stamford. wii play a game at the Intters place. this evening. quite particularlyr b glepplng on n round 1 stone. la‘st Thur ny night. and he is now taking to enfnyc‘ed vacation: The. students at Carl A Harstroms ‘ preparatory school will leave this week for their several homes about the roun try. to spend the holiday vacation Mrs. William Drew. of Rlattsvllie avenue. lent week presented her bus» band with n bright son. The happy is- ther passed around the cigars in honor of the event. The members of Butler Lodge. No. 97 1.0.0 F‘.. are requested to attend lilt' regular meeting. Wednesday evening December iii us an important amend- 1mcnt to urticlc iv Section I. of by- laws is to be brought up for discussion at said meeting. —+To lovers of music and fun: Chi‘ and hear the Phonograph. at J. W Stndwell's before buying your Xmas “presents. All the. latest records. 1'). J. Shehsn. of the Patent Office. -Washington. I) C. who came to Nor- wnlk. last week. to attend the funeral of his nuclei“ William Sh‘eehnn. of Ply- mouth avenue. left last night to re- some his duties at the national cupi- tnl Company F basketball team is tryinp o arrange for a game out of town for iChrintinus night. They would vary much like to play in Dnnbury that night but Company C team. of that .oity, does not think It has bad enough practice yet to put up a good game 1 with the F boys are swell the crowd at then store - A. J. Collins 8: Co. have prepurod a u ninud. yesterday afternoon. in G. A. R to. “it . m . his Milli n West. Virginia. Miss Lillian Olmstend. of the Land of Nod. was the guest yrsterdny of Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Stanley. of Mnin street. '1' The estate of the inte‘Seymour V. 1). Parker is being settled today. in the probate court before Judge Henry W. Inn at titular Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Dorsey. of Strntford. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Dorsey, of Boston street J A. Hislop d: Company has opened for the Christmas trade. tell you more about the matter than K. W“. Munsfleid of Atlanta. Georgia. late general manager of the Norwulk ’i‘rumway Company. friends in Norwalk. Five entertainments for 31. will be given at the South Norwnlk Congrega- tiounl Church. The first one is next Friday night. “King hear." The second degree will be conferred on Rev. Romily F. Humphries at the regular communication of Old Well Lodge. F. and A. M.. Wednesday night. (I. Walter Aiken led the Christian Eudonvorers‘ meeting at the' South Nownirk Baptist Church The subject was “impvgial Christian— is the guest of ’in quality and price are here in altruc. Fine umbrellas ornament. ad and plain handles, 01.00 to $6.00 Dress Suit oases, 01.50 to 012.00. 01.00 to $0.00. The newest In stylish furnishings. Gloves, tics, suspenders, handkerchief: stylish without extrava- Fins dross shirts Cornstock Bros. South Harwell: Ste": 14 South MninSMt. South Norwnlk Store. S. Trent Stanley. of the Land of Nod. was II visitor in Norwaik. yesterday. and spent the day at his home In Nor- walk. Mr Stanley' s health is improved Norwalk Store: - Masonic Building. Telephone Call, 32-3; Thesnle of partinlly worn garments 1 will be continued at Trinity Church. to— morrow afternoon. There are some warm outer garments for men. women Revw. H. Hubbard delivered a very forcible and interesting address at the South Norwaik Baptist Church. Inst His subject was “The Dance. The Cards and The Play." The Ladies‘ Association of the Southi Norwnlk Baptist Church. will hold its qurtcrly meeting Thursday evening. Rev. W. H. Hubbard will deliver an ad- dress on “Foreign Mission.” Colfax Encampment. I. 0. O. R. will hold its annual election of officers to~ night in Odd Fellows Hall. meeting District Deputy i). Burr Bear-h will rehearse his degree staff. The-case of William Kcllur. who was arrested for drunkenness by the Nor— waik police. cnmeup this morning. he» tore Judge Lockwood. who lined the ac- cuscd st. and suspended sentence. The semi-annual business meeting of the Christian Endeavor Society, of the South Norwnlk Baptist Church. will br- heid Wednesday night. of this week. Election of officers will take plum. The Norwnlk City Council will hold its regular adjourned session evening at the Council (liambei Them will be one more nesting called before the end of the In Buying Grain. the price paid is not so important as what is gotten for that price. The cheapest price often buys the dearezst gram. liuv here and get what you think you get-Ihe best. Buy 0.115 That 5 Clean. Manuel T. Hatch. i am near—wr Ist as far no the near- est lotter- box or telephone. the South William Mgr-risomrainsd his ankle I 1 The Farther Lights Society of the. South Norwnlk Baptist ClIIIIrII ‘Iold a meeting this evening at the Icsi- dence of Mrs. Fred Jennings. in South ‘dnin street. The subieit will be Triumph of Christianity." The Bartenders Union hold n me. i- log yesterday afternoon at the \‘IuI wick Hotel. in North Main Mstreet. h‘ivr members were i’rom Stamford and Endward Brennan and Thomas Anderson, of Norwnik. (‘ompnuy l1": first buskctbnll team will line up tonight. against the “\1‘ the WaveIly Club. of New York city. ‘Iry game. will bebotween the Montsuks and the Park City five. of Bridgeport. Samuel Jennings. of Georgetown. was given ll birthday surprise party. Tuesday evening. by u large company The enjoyments oon~ sisted of music and other diversions. and a tempting‘collntion was partakcu «I Jackson’s 'l Studio It," offers 4 mos! nilracfi'bc Iz'nc of Photographs m the Latest Slylcs. Christmas Remembrances. ‘1 A (rem of the Photographer '5 Art. A Photograph on Parchmgl with a future as fine as silk and as soft Somethlnn New Our ARTIST moor GRAVIJIIIE W Th“ prelimin— NOTHING CAN EQUAL THEM FOR BEAUTY. Christmas sittings can now be made. “LE" Don't wait to make appointments.“ Sittings from 9 to 3:30. of his friends. pnrtment. JACKSON’S STUDIO. 53 you. STREET: Opposite Hotel. M Wk. Conn. Both trolleys pass the door. Christmas Gifts. Books of all kinds. Deputy Sheriff John W. Scullcy at- inched the license in the saloon (‘h riutopher Larsen. Saturday night in favor of William M. Terry it Company. of Bridgeport. Mr. Larsen says that he does not owe the Terry Company onyv Fountain Pens, 25c to 85. Prayer Books and Hymnals. Kodnks. $1 upwards. Promo Cameras. Members of the South Norwnlk Lodge If Elks decorated the lodge roomswin South Main street very prettiiy yes- terday afternoon. American flags and bunting are the principal ndornmehts. but purple. the color of the order is Picture Frames. Leather Goods. Writing Papers. Popular Novels, $1.00. Wm. P. Beers, NORWALK. OT. Alier; [trout feast of bargains in Furniture i for the coming week. impossible to umernte the long'string of new filings which are awaiting your com- At the beginning of the song service at the First Church. last cyeniug. an accident to the organ pretreated its further use during The ginning then became of the nettle! old style congregational. and was of a very ”spiritual character. as well as quite a novelty. 1 An electric light in the. toy store of A. J. Collins Jr economy, on North Main street. attrncted much attention. last night. it was who were watching it. that it was so» " in: to explode. but it busily adjusted taint! sud burned so though nothing Mir oillclills at the o! . light action were untitled. ' The Bartenders Union held a meet- iiil. in South Main street. it was the btion of the union to have. election lit litters. but this was postponed un- week from next Sunday. A com~ ‘ was nppointeri.1 consisting of Duffy, Edward Brennan and 1 Donovan. to draw up the by. . for the arm tlon. The union d: to holds. all in the near fu- mid summer was appointed on wnu. ovaltr. A Business MGM“ 001 egei Education The mum. by those STAMFORDIC Will help you to succeed. Will help you secure better position . wm help you earn a. better outcry: . Will help you nil throw ilfo‘.’ ' . ‘ Cults bill/£0 per month, Ind mm all 1 chum for Wham 11' AM postal cord will brink you cots? painted of Ssmuei- tel Donovan. Herman; Our" Saturday MbpecIal ‘ ‘ 25o lb. Main strait. Norwslk. Phone 1444‘. lanolinthinning. m Watch Lorenzo DMIbble's space for bargains if you me thinking of getting a. suit. obnsnlt the ad. of the D.M pony today. _ 'i‘hoHowlnnd Dry Goods Company is ready for Christmas. Read their ad. in today's issue. Mr and Mrs. John J. Mockier. of 42 Orchard street. are the parents of a. son. born yesterday. If you wont to purchase a pair of slippers for a Christmas present. Glow er‘ s is the place to call. The regular meeting of linens Hay- makers' Association will be held to- night In Red Men' 3 Hall. . NeVor before has Triétram ll: Hyatt branched out as they have this your in holiday goods See the ad. Alexander Hollornur of Hanford Piece. who has been critically ill for the past week. is slightly improved. Mr. and Mrs. George G. Ernst. of West avenue. have returned home from a three weeks' visit in New York city. Miss G. Mae Woodman, pianist. of this city. will play in a concert in South Norwnik. Monday ovening.—« Drnbury News. . Martin Spahr and John J. Warren. of South Norwnlk. attended the closing day of the bicycle race at Madison - Square Garden. New York, Saturday. George Anderson. who recently clos— ed his cafe at 37 South Main street. has purchased the business of Mrs. Mary Kelly, 48 Water street, South Norwalk. Aaron Coburn. who has bron study — at Phillips College. Exeter. N. H.. will arrive at his home in South Main street. Wednesday. to spend the boil» 4 day vacation. 1 Health by good living you will have . If you will use the Health Brand good . .Smith has put up twenty-five ciga s in boxes just for Christmas presents. Call and see him. The Men's Christian inquiry Club. of Norwalk Congregational Church. have chosen Ablnthar Blanch- nrd as leader. in place of Beacon Lewis H. Nash. who has removed to Brooklyn. . A good sired leak Occurred in the wet- er main opposite the Raymond home- stead. in East Washington street. car- ly yesterday morning, and Superintena dent M. M. Norton and his men were busy the greater portlon‘of the day making repairs. . Thursday. 8T. MARY!” ANNIVERSARY. Hold Yodordnyw with Reception of ,1 Members to Sacred Heart League. Yesterday won the ninth snnlvemry of the consecration of St. Church. and in the events: st 1:89 , there toot pince the reception of the ow promoters of the We of the Scored Hurt by Mail. .1. Forlorn! timers w 3 music ot line «an» by the choir. .fl‘fuI ' simian throuuhoutths tiny were innit Milena Coro— 7:45 p. m.. in the Progress of the Kingdom series. at the South Norwnlk Congregational Church. Rolls Black will describe the Shelter Work of the SalvationgArmy and Miss H. Margaret Beard. of Montgomery, Ala- bama. will speak of the Montgomery industrial School for Colored Girls. An adjourned sewing meeting of the Women‘s Missionary Association of the South Norwslk Congregational Church will be held Wednesday afternoon. at 1 o'clock. at thr- home of Miss Ferris. 26 Fairilold avenue. Boy's clothing is es- peclully needed for the mission school at Grand View, Tenn. Rev. Romiliy F. Humphries. rector of Trinity Church. has selected Sunday evening. January 12th. as the date on which he will preach the annual ser- mon to the South Norwnlk Fire De- Members wili assemble at the headquarters of Old Well Hook and Ladder Company. at 7 o'clock in uni~ form. and proceed to the church in a body. , FRANKLIN'S FOURTH DEBATE. The Franklin Debuting Club held its fourth debate at 10: 45 this morning. The question was Resolved. That our soldiers should not be pensioned if they have some source of livelihood. The debaters were as follows: ntive. Howard Baker and Miss lsabel negative, Miss M. Nash and George York Decker. The Judges were Miss Mary Bradley Robert Morton and George Conan. The question was hot Iy debated and both sides were evenly matched. The judges were out of the room but a very few minutes. when they brought in their decision that the negative side had won. The next de- bate will be held Monday. December 30. the question being, Resolved. That steam is more useful tbnu electricity. dbbntern will be affirmative George Cuneo. Mary Brndley; negn tive, Florence Kelly nod Marlon Lee. The entire society is to be the judge for the next debuts. Affirm- Kerr's ”.1 truism business between Wile : Hoiday O amorous JACKETS ours nouns“ , summons ‘ surr oAsns " . .cononno ssm'rs ' worm suture g ‘ murmurs armour. mountings. FANCY susrnsonns . ' rumor All)! Burton - Hnnoxnnomnrs accuse him court's ‘ .1 ULL onnss Pno'rnc'rons Dunssmoossns ‘ nn’rs AND CAPS . WALKING s'rIoKs swnsrnns amorous JAosn'rs PAJAMAS . NIGHT suiu'rs , yoxs ovnncos'rs LONG ovunoon'rs '2, poems-s3 surrs ' DRESS surrs i7} . ours BUTTONS senor PINS i om) rnoussns wmrn veers. , .3 DRESS onovns woon owvns \1-1 . Willis H. Selle (Jibthier Hatter and Furnisher.‘ " 4e and so wIIII Street, itorwaik. . . Store open evenings until ChrisrmiS. , 3' " Nothmg could be more smtable for a Xmas gift thaM pair of Spectacles or Eye Glasses. if as by day. Open every evening In December. 0. B. JACKSON Graduate Optician. 58 Wall Street. NotW'sl A WATCH iT. Health by Good Living. One of the most delicious vegetables and the hardth toprea. serve is asparagus. The old way was to clean the entim Walk of ., which you only eat a portion. yet paying for the entire loom been» ’ "Health Brand” consists of the dainty tips and you will thorns! ‘ enjoy the entire contents, and the cost is within the reach therefore not only the finest. but the cheapest. and while you , saving the label for the library fund. just notice the guarantee each and every pnckage. Seen it... 0 ALWAYS mm. A greetinbor and money saver. as it does sway with the limit flit kindling of any description in starting either wood or cosl fir“: it hi-M ways rend for use. and s most convenient household contrivnnoo. ‘1' 5 Agent: noted In New Canaan, Wilton, Weston. Mme'pnM V ‘ Norwnik. PRISONER BIT OFFICER'S THUMB BURGLARO _IN I HARTFORD. December Ill—John Reynolds was today bound over to the Tapped The Safe: lit. Superior Court by Judge Bill under Biron bonds of ”.000 for severely lniuring POUGHKIIIEPSIIJ, hi. Oillcer Finley a few days ago, In res- iii-«A gang of burglars; lstinx arrest by biting his thumb. As safes lit the Rhinebnck - ‘« the court onloor was opening A door to bank but night. The! .. ’ w take the prisoner out Reynolds 93- ey and 3 pr It the coped through another and soon made I were one ie to hi: my to the street. While being of the bank vs pursued Reynolds stopped at a saloon thousands of dolls on Sheldon street. when he Ind n securities ‘ drink. its was finally cousin on W» The robbers closed “monsoon in Colts tendon, will» I. rurni null . ,, out .mlsuncs. arty minutes after his wstohlnua mam combo from the court room. then ' up n bloelstn “KW RAILROAD id OPERATION. HARTWRD, December ice-Who d branch of the Control New drsilrosd was but in attention . humming may for mm” 1nd
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