desiring " owupply ot can-‘1,”
dies torscmmnn give us a
chancof {o lu‘tdrost you. We can
surelyt do itrwcauBywlsc and
Winowiss too.
Ask us at any time concerning
our offers. The sooner now the,
“butter. The purer you are of
jetting supplied. 1
SI washing!“ Strut. ‘ ‘
111191111" Nils.
, l A," , business communications for
thin office should be addressed to The
I sentinel. Personal letters not desired.
'1 A cargo of anthracite coal is being
discharged at Raymond Brothers'
wharf. -
1 {Mrs Lena Briggerman. of Elizabeth
1 street, has been ill for a few days at his
1 home.
~~Picturcs framed. Prices reason-
1‘: able. Large stock mouldings. .i. 'l‘.
" l’rowltt. No1 walk
, Theodore Olsen’ 3 road horse has been
_.,purchased by Vice—Commodore A. E.
.‘ “Chasmsr. ‘
, Nit is probable that election of officers
Will take place atthe meeting of the
H3arbers‘ Union. this evening.
1. --'1~‘o lovers of music and fun: Call
. and hear the Phonogrsph. at J. W,
1 Studweli's before buying your Xmas
presents. All the latest records
Miss Adele 'l‘yler,‘ daughter of M1.
11nd Mrs Aaron it Tyler. of- Gerard
Place, has 1cot‘1ve1ed from an attack of
. chicken pox.
‘ The local Barber’ 5 Union will hold a
nieetlug this evening at the bul be1
shop of Rolla Black. A candidate will
‘ to initiated.
_ (} m.-..
wBrazilian Balm is a harmless. pos
itive curative for (raids and all infinrn
‘matory diseases. Trial bottle, 10c. at
' Baxter’s and Plaisted's.
Several from South Norwaik were:
subpoenaed to appear in the Superior
“ Crimial Court at Bridgeport, today. to
testify in the i)‘01iofrio murder case
. The funeral of Mrs. Frederica
Schwarkenhcrg was held from her late
residence on the Rail ituu 10nd at 3
o’clock Sunday afternoon. interment
1 was in Riverside cemetery.
' ”Florida Oranges. $1.. 1 to $2.25 per
100. El). Lawton aft. Co.
‘ The annual meeting of the immediate
Relief Association of Sherman and
,1 Ponassus Councils. Royal Arcanum.
- will be held this evening. in the ballot
Ponassus Council, Norwalk.’
Sherman Council, Royal Arcanum.
will hold a public installation in Rec
Men’s Hall on the first Thursday oven-
ing in January.- Past Grand, Regent
,1 ,lioadey will be present and will speak.
, «Purchase Smokers Gifts at Hot
,,‘ 1161“ s. .
' Michael Sheehan. the fireman at the
R & G Corset manufactory. who was
burned about the arms a short time ago
with steam. is getting along nicely. and
will be able to return to work some
time this Week.
John Fl. Battcrson. who has been in
the employ of the Lockwood Manufac
t ring Company for some time has 1c
tiled his position to accept one in
the manufactory of the Yale & Towno
Compounds Stamford.
~Largest and finest stock of Picture.
Frame Mouldings in town. at J. T.
Prowitt, Norwalk.
urannudline E. Raymond has pur
chased of M anlov.e. very iine.palr 0i
trotting-bred coach horses. nabbed
ey are seal brown, very high step-
pure, and of perfect conformation. The
{*th would was $11,000. Besides their
er good qualities they are speedy
ti’hwlhy wont to
1am the notice
mmitteo of the
on Attorney
.1911an. it at the prison
“hominid. ills understood that
Joli eon wt
1 employ of A. J. Collins & Company dur-
tutti-unseat some .importnnt business
“whim
William Fitzgerald has entered the
ing the holidays.
”Look at the float variety of Toys.
at 31.8. Smith A. Cole.
The Central thor Union will hold 11
meeting Thursday night. of this week.
w...
Willis ll. Sellcck. the Norwalk cloth
icr.;h its placed a large order for Stein-
Bloch clothing for next spring' 11 trade.
~A fine Upright Piano for 3175. .l‘.
W. Stndwcll‘s.
‘ The Emanon Whlst Club will meet
with Mrs. W. C. Thomas. No. 3 Henry
street, East Norwalk. Thursday after—
noon.
’m.’_-.
Robert thrle and William Frnsct
attended the six-day bicycle race. at
Madison Square Garden, in New York,
last Saturday.
-——lloys $5 Ovcicoots. in broken lots.
ages 5 to 12.“.98. (‘omstock Bros
South Norwalk.
The regular unnual Christmas festi-
val of the Arlon Singing Society. will
be. held in Arion Hall. on Christmas
night. December 25.
William Driscoli. of the store of A.
J. Collins A: Company, was taken iii
this moiming.’ He is confined to his
home at Strawberry Hill.
—-Spccial Candy for Xmas. at reduc1
ed prices for the holidays; fresh daily.
Norwnlk Confectionery (30.. 21 Main
street. Norwalk.
The schooner Rachael W. Stevens is
reported as having arrived at Norfolk,
Va.. having made the passage from New
York in twenty-four days.
The degree team of Butler Lodge; 1.
0. 0. F., will rehearse the second de-
g1ee this evening. and will work it on
a candidate tomorrow evening.
~—-Toys.(}a1nes. Pictuic Books in
large variety John T. Hayes. 2'. Main
street. Norwalk.
The new clerks in M. s. Smith .11
Company‘s store. in South Main street.
Wood. Marnie and Sadie Shields.
Men in the. employ of E E. Gorham
are papering and painting the walls
and rolling in tile office of General Rus-
short time ago.
“Fancy liesiery and Fawns' Gloves.
Comstock Bros. South Norwalk.
The new clerks in the stori1 of .l. A.
Hisloo & Company are the Misses Al-
ice. Wood. Annie McAllistci Catherine
O'Connell, Edith Palmer and Nina
Banks. anti Fred Coolan.
C. F. Thacher. professor of penmun~
ship and mathematics. at Blown s Bus-
iness College, was called to his homv-
'n Worcester. Mass. this morning. ow—
ing to the illness of his mother.
The state bank commmisslouers have
deposited in the state library at the
capitol. a complete set of the “Commer-
cial and Financial Chronicle" from its
beginning in 1866 to the present. The
volumes, seventy-two in number, are
handsomely bound in red morocco.
~~4Xmas Cigars in boxes of ii! 2.0, 50
100.llaf11e1's. Phone I353.
For Christmas presents, choose
something for use as well as beauty;
"or comfort as well as pleasiuc A.
i. Collins 3: Co keep 11 line of goods
that combine all these desirable qual-
ities. See ad it will tell you all
The Schiller-Stamm Lodge. indepen-
dent Order of ned Men. will hold 11
meeting this evening. in the tailor shop
of F. Koeour. in North Main street.
Officers will be, elected to serve anothci
year s.
.1...‘
~An abundant supply of handsome
Handkerchiefs. at M. S. Smith it Co‘s.
Erickson If. Bushnell, of the grocery
firm of Clark. Chopin & Bushnell. of
New York. is in South Norwaik. Mr.
Bushnell is one of the most noted barl-
tone slngers in the country. He was
one of the artists at the opening of the
World’s Fair
The Christmas committee of the Ar-
‘on Singing Society will meet this even-
ing. with Carl School) .lu Railroad sve~
nus. to plan for life Christmas festivi-
ties. The committee consists of Carl
Schauh. Henry Froeh. Herman Malmo.
Gustave Kocotir. Henry Kriete and Al-
bert Borg.
#To Well the crowd at their store
A. J. Collins a; Co. have prepared a:
treat feast of bargains in Furniture
for the coming week. 1111 artists to
enumerate the long string of new
law which are awaiting your cam-
1,—me
innate protest.
M slim. stream
.111»
it. when such I
7.1.11: w s. so: mun... visitinlt
‘ friends in New York. yesterday.
in quality and price are here in attrac-
tive array. Fine umbrellas ornament.
ed and plain handles, 81.00 to 56.00
Drsu salt cans, 61.50 to $12.00. Bags
$1.00 to 88.00. The newest: in stylish
furnishings. Gloves, ties, suspenders,
handkerchief. stylish without sxtrava.
gnuce. Fins dress shirts $1.00 to
$1.60.
Comstock Bres.
Norwalk Store:
Masonic Building.
1 Telephone Call. 32-2:
the city-1 at...
Leflrand Jackson loin the city today. ”
Read Company has cut
‘ prices on Oriental rugs.
—-Choloc Confectionery. fresh every
‘ day. at M. S. Smith (1 00.11.
Tobbacoonist Smith was in New York
city yesterday.‘ ,
it is a pleasure to enter Smith's can-
dy-store, 39 Main street, Norwulk.
'A. J. Collins it Company has a large 1
assortment of Chi'istmas'furniture on
There are thousands of gift handker- '
chiefs on display at the Boston Store.
wFine Table Lamps and China. at
F. J. Curtis & Co.
Read the Santa Claus letter in the ad.
of F. 1). Lyon 8: Company today.
will interest you.
A. J. Collins & Co.’s doll in the win-
dow of their toy annex, is attracting
considerable attention.
Tin boxes for ofterings for the Sal-
vatiou Army are conspicuous; in near-
ly every store there is one.
Only seven more days for the Christ-
1 mas gift purchasing. Road the ad. of
the Rowland Dry Goods Company. and
you will be assisted in selecting.
m
line of Men's and Boys
South Norwalk Store’ ‘Sweaters. Comatock Bros” 80. Nor.
14. South Main St.
South Norwalk Store.
Decker has a very extensive line of
framed pictures on hand.
Rev. Romilly F. Humphrles was
in BuyingGrain
the once paid is not so important as
are: the Misses Aggie Ratchford, Currie .
sell Frost. which were injured by fire a
what is gotten for that price.
The cheapest price often buys the
dearest gram.
Buy here and get what you think
you get—Aha best.
Buy ‘Oiiisk'ihat‘s Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch.
i am ochre—11st as far as the near-
est letter -box '11 telephone.
1' 1
shown the mysteries of the second de-
gree at the meeting of Old Well Lodge.
. A. M.. last night.
The Board of School Visitors will
hold a meeting this evening. in the
town hall in Norwalk. it is not known
if any special business is to come 11p
Noihmg could be more suuabie tor a Xmas gift t a.
——-Keep coughing. or use Brazilian
if you prefer the Balm. obtain
it at Plaisted' s or Baxter' s.
There will be an open meeting of the
painters and paper hangers in A. 0. H.
,Hall. in Washington street. tomorrow
.i. J. O‘.Neil of Bridgeport. state
organiser of the Federation of Labor.
will be present and will deliver an ad-
Opan every evening in December.
Lane's candy maker has accomplished
a very pleasing effect.
dow will be seen the result of his et»
forts—~thc most wonderful feature of
the display is the candy roses. so natu-
11al-~weli. you will better appmciatc by
in Lane's win.
-Tics. Gloves, Mitts. Hosiery.
Selectman New
Our ARTIST-PROM: fillAVliltE
W
NOTHING CAMEOUAL THEM FOR BEAUTY.
Christmas sittings can now be made.
33;?” Don't wait to make appointments.‘“iifil
Sittings from 9 to 3: 30. ‘
Opposite Hotel.
Bot/1 trolleys pass the door.
«I Jacksdn’ s t Studm I»
offers .1 mos! allracll'bc line of Photographs 1n the Latest Styles.
suitable far
Christmas Remembrances.
moo A (mm of the Photographer 5 Art.
A Photograph on Pdrclinwnf with a texture.
as flue 115 sill: and as soft
as velvet.
dcrwear. Aprons. Outing Flannel Night
D1 cases all for Xmas Presents. at M.
S. Smith & Co. s.
The daughter of M11. and Mrs. Sam-
Weed was baptized at Grace
Church. Saturday
miss was christened Edith Lynes Weed.
The selectme-n met and choose Dr.
Baldwin. Dr. Cohurn and Dr. Baker as
town physicians. and selected Charles
A. Burr. Charles Sclicck and Patrick
Fitsmnurlce. Wilfred F. Morrison to
take the military enrollment.
«Candy Boxes, Fancy Baskets. Cor
ulcoplas. Figures. Favors, and Choice
assortment of German mottoes.
Klyn‘s, 2'! Main Street.
Old Well Tent Knights of the Macca-
bees, held a regular meeting. last night;
and worked the first degree on three
Three more applications
were received. Preparations were made 1
l’remo Cameras.
'1‘ ,fscfiqt‘laiii Wg aids-111119313
a 1111 tiny .
V I011 M in 1 hritnlt’ out
intone “0
9:th M
i jACKSON'S STUDIO.
53 WALL STREET?
Norwalk.
I 1 f -
Chmstm as Gifts.
Fountain Pens, 25c to 85. 11 Books of all kinds,
Prayer Books and ilymunls. ‘ Pictures and
,Kodnks, $1 upwards: , Picture Frames-
‘ Leather Goods.
Writing Papers.
Popular Novels. $100.
Wm. P. Beats,
‘0 WALL. ‘TIII'J'.
Cur Exhibit of holiday Goods
to have a smoker on the first meeting
night in January.
'—~Fine Assortment of Christmas
Tree Ornaments now on sale at De.
, Kiyns 27 Main Street.
The Women' s Missionary Association
will meet at the home of Miss Merrie
26 Falrdeld avenue. tomorrow after-
noon. at 1 o‘clock. The association is
preparing a box of clothing to send to
the mission school at Grand View.
Tenn. Boy‘s Clothing is needed mostly.
John Murphy. of westport. became
intoxicated, last evening. and tell in
1 Fort Point street. East Norwalk. and
out his head quite badly. The ambu-
lance was1sumn10fied.’”l1is was taken to
the Norwalk hospital and discharged
this morning.
NORWALK. OT.
HOLIDA Y ANNOUNCEMENT
A W. A__,STIN JEWELER
—Brasllicn Balm is findlnz Brest
favor among aufierers tram colds. For
sale at Plaistod’s and Baxter's.
Contractor Francil-li has his boiler
and claim pump pt the place of build-
in: the new stone bridge on the New 1
Cannon road This is to in ready as
early as possible, to commence remov-
in: the quick studio order to obtain a
firm foundation for laying the alone
«A choice or over 2000 Nash Ties.
at Comatock Brest. Mirth Norwslk.’
The Norwsllt Gill,
tilt Mn ' .1 ,
tar. Brighten at
m , enjoy the entire contents. and the quit in wt
gtutti-111g the lsbis‘l cash the librnry lunch; just antic
sucrose JACKETS 1 BATH nouns ' .
UMBRELLAB surr cases ,
.oononnp snin'rs warrs: SHIRTS 1 1 " ‘
MUFFLERS SPECIAL usckwunn
saucy SUBPENuERS FANCY ARM snubs
,HANDKERCHI‘EFS COLLARS AND cures
1111.1. panes pacrncrons oanssmo CABEE ' “
11.1113 AND CAPS , ‘ WALKING s'ricrts ‘
SWEATERS 1 CARDICAN JACKETS
mums , men'r smn'rs
roan ovnaooxrs LONG ovnnoos'rs
svsmnss surrs oases surrs
corn BUTTONS scans rms
om) raousnns - warm veers
DRESS owvns . woos atoms 13,-,”
Willis 1H. and
Cidtliiér Halter and Furnisher. .
48 and so Wall Street. Norwulk."
Store open evenings until Christmas. .
pair of Spectacles or Eye Glasses. ._ ,
as by day.
0. B. JACKSON
Graduate Optician, 58 Wall StreetNo
CASH 11111111131111
ON WEDNESDAY, 18th iNST.. i WILL SELL:
Butter. 22c; Butter, 25c; Clover Hill. 30c; 34c quality.
Curtice Bros. Jams, at 15c. Finest quality; new goods; regular 18c
Stone Crooks of Jelly, to get a move on them. 230; new; regularadnt-
Apple Butter. 3 lb. Can. 9c ‘
New Plum Puddings at 9c can. Fresh Peanut Brittle. 11c lb.
Mince Meat, Gold gel? Brand, 9c 3 lb. can.
Zlhs. Dried Apples, c fine. new F01 Pies, gallon Pie Plant, 23c. V
Armour‘s Mince M t 81: pkge. Good. new goods. All right
Purina Pancake F160;: 8c pkge. " “
Malt Breakfast Food, 100 package; 15c goods. . ‘1 _ ,
i sell Fine Coffee To induce new customers to try it. i will reduce the ‘ '1
price on this day to 30c lb.. and give each buyer of 1 lb. one choice 0,! it.
variety of nice Pictures. and a delicate water glass suitable for any table. Do
not think for a moment that the Coffee altered elsewhere at from 3 to do a “1.1.1
more is one whit better than ours. Sold on its merit. Aside from $11sz
price, you should use it first. because of its quality. Clover Milk, 80;. " . " .
Flour at 35c bug now is below the wholesale price. but I will hold it,»
, down there for the cash buyer for a. while yet
21'll’3- Gran. Sugar, :1 00, to the purchaser of 1 in. best Coffee and other ,
gtfida§ Without. the picture or glass. 2. ‘»- ‘ L’ , in
3 cans Lye 5c. Lemon Extract small, 51: (good). Vanilla Extract
small. 5c.
High Grade Mixed Bird Seed. mmbo package. 10c. Dalsy'1i30rn,(nlliel
corn) So can.
.l am tnylug to give the host and most possible for your quick cash.1 We
should have your order. Premiums given. Get a punch card.
Lorenzo Dib...
It’ s a sight to delight. boulder: 0310111311, and
SMITH ’S CANDY 5103
Hundreds of pounds of Candles made every day. Prices 1“
where, quality considered. No place in Norwalk has a larger 31/ riot}
dy Baskets Canes, Chocolate. Toys. Am. Mixed. Broken. Rib
Brittle. etc.
Good Mixed Candy. 3 lb., 250. appoint Mixed for Chri
buttons, 10. 12. 15 and 181: per pound. Special Christmas 3.11:1, "
But .Auortod Chocolates. $1.60. Also Fancy Chocolates in one ”it
run om. “
1 Ornaments for the Uhristman tree in profusion Cbrnucozl'h
dies. small Animal Favors and Wax Fruits, Snapping Motto“. wi ‘
Toys and Caps, Motto Papers (French and German) :1 also Fiji;
Novelty Boxes for the Sunday School. (bins and see them.
If. A. Smith. '69 Main St... Nprwallr.
One of the most delicious vegetables and the link
semis septum The old way was to cheat
which on out eat a portion. yet paying for til tire
“Heal Brnn’ ’consists of the dainty tips and ‘
therefore not oni the finest. but the cheapest. in
such and every melts go. 1+ -1 ‘
Norwalk Chronicler