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c cuggcstion by Mr. Alexan-
cmplc, printed in another
1111111. we feel sure, will meet
it the approval of the general
it: It is that passengers on
rolley linen, the day before
turns, give something in ex~
of the are to provide a sum
divided among the motor‘
and conductors What Mr
pic says about the unusual po-
tress and attention of these
tiemen' 11-1 all true, and they dc-
We a liberal Christmas present
no the public
We ask our readers to peiuse
.Sempic’s article and respond
. ibcl‘ally as possible to his sug-
' lion.
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’A circular glided by certain file
inurance companies in Philadel-
hia, after calling attention to
augerous Christmas tree decora-
uno- and lighting says one of the
‘ ditions of the' insurance policy
hat “this eutiic policy. unless
crwisc provided by agreement
pod hereon or added thereto.
be void 1f the hazard be in-
Ed by any means within the
litroi or knowledge of the insur-
. ,The Circular further savr.
a tile making of certain Chrisb
as displa) 3 would under a strict
itc‘rprctation of the conditions of
, policy, render the contract of
romance void unless the p‘olicv
. ndorscd with a special permis-
Oil for the 1111 rcascd hazard.
WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING.
The Eton jacket is still considered
ry hmart.
'. ovclty tumor»; is suggestive of
aphnese styles.
but. has become 'of‘corduroy? We
om hear it spoken of.
wdcome shirt waist. it is closed in
a center of the buck. .
Graduated circular bounces are scen‘
the shirts with habit backs. They
be especially becoming to tail women.
shop sleeves stay because they aw
lixllkcd. it‘s the some with shirt
tile. The latter are indispensable:
by few coat sleeves are made .
lit and round at the hand. They
1 large or small no fancy desires,
ey must. flare. .
, s a puddle to those not initiated
ow how a. light cont such all be-
with an ordinary suit, can keep
«man comfortably warm at. this sen-
lt was not? too heavy in Septem-
‘We suppose warmer and heavier
, wear is worn beneath 11.1 1
.' _ the color of theiholly berries
,rlbbou and decorate the fruit dish
your Christmas tnblc with both.
ll the handle of the dishvwlth the
n and tuck sprigs of thcholly in,-
bows '
ryeonthovnums.
, cameltaa, and immense pansics
mac are the flowers most used on
. mllllnery (ll-cat clusters of
sec, too. are occasionally seen.
tendency neuron to favor the larz- ‘
“some.
. ~blue satin-faced cloth with en'
tied buttons malice up very hund-
y in a coat and skirt unit for the
Handsome furs enhance a suit
color. sable being unitieularlv
a «tonne worn with it is of
7th,» éefintmnd white. with a
'i
chhplc Way of nrrnddlnt‘
, ll of 11 not sown 1; to tuck 11
iv down lib. (1111mm shootout:
the fnlncab flare like a ruffle
the fit a cluster of perhaps a
on bell of a
non ’th belt. down a elthe
bore the skirt flares. then im~
it 9111 our of unpr- and
. . ocb‘i‘rd ippilcue. lu‘vlng in;
mm of tuck: an the front in, the
3 11111111 out into 11 handsome
‘ T3111 bdllicc can be clmllurb
.lfln‘l mi whole a sort of prin
me: that it is belted.
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‘3: her The woman had "dished to be tuit-
" co to
navy white bengallnc makes a. very ‘
dubilus. » orchids: .,
Ellllllli ii
optioned from
your
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Mra. Mulcnhy was oeoli this morning
by 11 reporter and acid that yesterday
about 7:15 11.111..ch Bradley brought
Miss 0311mm house in a drunk-
cn con Molt,“ tired if she wanted
her taken to the lockup or left with
re. Mulcoby‘ a. The latter sold
to his her. which lathe chief did. litre.
Mucohy made a warm the 11nd put the
woman to bed, where she remained all
day, and in the evening arose and had ,
a hearty bullpen, remarking that ohc1
felt better. During the, evening she
made the remark that it was always her i
luck to be out of a situation at Christ- 1
man. She started to go out to get more .
liquor. but Mrs. Mulcahy refused to let ,
her go, and the women contented her-
unit by reading a paper. and at 11 1
o'clock last night retired. Thin was?
the last time Mrs. Mulcahy saw her1
alive. This morning the latter woo up .
about 4 o 'clock to let a pet cut out of 1
the house. and after doing this 8130
locked the door and returned to bed, .
getting up again at f: 11). Going out to ,
the kitchen she was startled to ace the 1,
door unlocked and partly open, as but ‘
half an hour before she had locked it.
She immediately suspected that M11111 ‘
Connolly had left the house, and the
thought came to her mind that the
woman had made way with herself. She ,
dressed and began 11 aeurch about the ‘
town. going to different houses where
Miss Connelly would likely go.
WAS 0F RESPECTABLE FAMILY. ‘1
Mrs. Mdlcohy said that the drowmd
woman came of a very respectable fum—
lly. and never before had she noticed
her in the condition she was yesterday i
morning. The. first she had seen of her ;
in some time was Wednesday night,
when she came to her house and bor- ‘
Iowed a hat to wear while she doing 1
some shopping, saying that she hadi
left her own best. but where she was:
employed. Miss Connolly did not put
in an appearance again until yesterday 1
morning.
it is probable that exposure had
much to do with her death as it was
very cold the thermometer being about
twolve degrees above zero it is like-
ly that she was overcome by cold and
could not have raised herself from the 1
water had she tried. The depth of the
water was only about :1 foot and the
body was not more than a couple of feet
from shore. .
Miss Connolly was between fifty and .
=ixty veins of age 11nd among other rel.
ithcs in Nordalk, Timothy Howard.
custodian of the lockup, in Smith.
:trcct. is her cousin.
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——-lf you want Fresh Home Made
Candy and Fancy Boxes and Cornu-
onion go to Schmodcs' 42 80. Main.
«trout.
\r'
«A guess with every purchase :11.
Lane’s.
REMEMBER‘THE TROLLEYMEN.
in Recognition.df'tl1e‘60nsiderate. Po- ;
lite and Careful Attention Given
Norwalkcrs.
Editor Sentinel:.. The considerate. ,
acute and. careful attention given by
the conductors and motoi‘men of the .
rolley .liues of Norwalk to the patrons
1f the 1'.onds so supenor to those of
bony other places I have visited. dc-
aervc some publlr recognition and i
no conceive of no better way of ox
1rcssing it than by 11 Christmas prea-
act.
if every person on the street mus
‘Nill give five chute in excess (or even
me ccntl of big or lier reguim nurture
ho day befor'd Ch1i5tmus.ut the close
1? the day them win be a considerable.
uni collected and i suggest that it be
lividcd between the motormcn and
'ouductors equally. This will Do the
moulds Christmas present to the men
vim. during the year. have been faith: ‘
ul. therefore deserving.
'l‘he giving need not be compulsory
-—it should be 11 Curlstmus expression
if appreciation it is not necessary to
imlt the giving to u nickel or a dime.
l‘hc money given the day before
lhrlstmus by every man, woman or
hlid who rides on the atroet. care (if
llll‘ city. also of South Norwplk 11nd
LWcstport. will help to bring th’o spirit
“if Christmas into the hearts and
homes of these men who will appro-
‘ilato and thank "the public for their
ind remembrance. ‘ '
i believe that the olllccrs of the
rudder would receive the contributions
loilccted by the several conductors.
god divide the entire receipts no sua-
acted.
ALEXANDER SEMPLE.
~Every article in our ctore is a bar-
-aln. Bulkley & Wheeler. 1
I --P11rc Candy, lilo lb no.1. 1. Co.
1
«Speclnl Candy for Xmas, at mine-1
9d prices for the holldnyu; fresh daily.
\lorwlllr Confectionery 00., 21 Main
itreet. Nor-walk
'1 WANT TO any
LAND FOR CASH
I want to buy tracts of land or or 1
near this town, such as are suitable
for subdivision into building-lots.
I am prepared to pay cash, or to «no
change improved, income-producing
. city real estate for such tracts. Do
not wait. as this advertisement may
not appear many times Address:
W F BRAINARD, Room 20, 252
Asylum Street, Hartford, Conn.
City or Suburban Acreage.
Give Particulars and Location.
[norm on"... Lin...”
One of the most delicious vegetables and the hardest to pre-
serve is asparagus. The old way was to can the entire stalk of
which you only eat a portion, yet paying for the entire can; but the
“Health Brand" consists of the dainty tips and you will thoroughly
enjoy the entire contents, and the cost is within the reach of all;
therefore not only the finest. but the cheapest, and while you are
saving the label for the library fund, just notice the guarantee on
each and every package.
Mo...“
Holiday Groceries!
EVERY DAY NEEDS
are included in our special offerings for this week. The spirit of Christmas
is the spirit of helpful giving. Thatlo the cplrlt of thin business.
We propose to be helpful factor: in the distri-
Prices good till Christmas Day
i giving our but in every way.
button of nice good: at lowest cash pr icon.
only.
P1 int Butter.
should grace
reason that it is the fluent and also‘
‘Ithc cheapest in 10%. 30c lb.
Creamery tub. 25c. "can Butter. 23c. ;
Eggs at 25c. 32c and homo-lull}. pcr- ‘
fcctly fresh, at 40c. don.
int 25c are, giving 11 great amount of
Compound Lord. 101: lb.
New Crop Molasses. one, purc, apt.»
rial, 121: at.
UM Raisins.
market. 10c lb.
Beauty Currants. best
lilo lb.
buyer Raisins. 15c: 2 lbs., 251'.
Oranges—Floridan, nice. but small.
file dozen.
Oranges-hFlorlduu.
25c doc.
Oranges—~l‘lorldas. best, 300 doz.
Oranges—California. 80 and 35c doz..
an to quality.
Oranges—Jamaica. 25c dozen.
soft lemons.
Apples (Baldwins)
Cranberries we at.
Our Clover Hill ‘
your table. for the plain ‘
Cider, 9c (11.
A few. Those
Popping Corn. 9c pkg.
Popped Corn. sugared. 2 qts.,
Corn Poppers, 13c.
Fresh lot Loose Cocoauut.
Whole Cocoanutsdn the shell. 10c
We are
Mince Moat, None Sui-h, tic puckugu.
Mince Mcnt. Armonr'n. 7c package.
lSpcciul.)
he.
A.
i shall offer it limited lot of my own
‘sntlefuctlon. The 32c are N. Y. State ouch. thurgcl.‘ '"
1 fresh.
Florin—done”. 57c: Hubbard. 1311c
filing. ‘ . . ‘ fine order, at 151: lb.
Pastry Flour. ma .8 boot cooking der early.
with least Lord, 600.; on,
l’ure Lord, 2 lbnz, 25c. peck, or $1.00 bu.
home raised 11nd dressed Poultry, in
Leave your or-
Tlie host Potatoes in town. at 25c
‘for this time only.
280 after this. or $1.10 buohcl.
Long inland Trp'lflpg. 15c peck.
21 lbs. Granulated Sugar. $1.80. with
none better. best on
Red Sugar.
on murkct.
for trimming up.
one pound bust Coffee at 321:.
Expect to be able to supply llolly
Ready Monday.
Dudley Pumpkin. 2 cans. 2hr.
Have some Pumpkins at use “1..
which is a very low price this year.
‘nlcc. medium. Wnrrauted nice.
.,,-1
Nice Celery. 2 for 25c.
Flue Vlnclund Sweet Potutoes.
long island Purnnlps.
Peanut Brittle. fresh. (to move 11.
Fine quick), l0c lb.
20c dozen.
And tooth picks
White Grapes. 2 lbs" 25c. Nice ones. of me feast.
Pop Corn Brittle, 150 lb.
chna' 3 Toy Ten i’otn we each.
(51: box) at the end
i am in dead hence! earnest in trying to serve you well. Luvs me your
order early. cull particular art-often to some 8n Gran Which Hot Irulhn,
two clumv very fine and cheap. Good ror pro-ant, It 10 cud 15¢ each. an
on counter.
Lorenzo Dibble.
is the life of
business. so they preach. But We practice.
"COM-5E TI‘i‘IONx
We claim to earn
the consumers the midi. 0 man 'r—whoicnaler cwproflts by having our own
1 buyer for all the note: we are connected with
2 lbs. New Mixed Nuts. 2611. 3 pkgo. Currants. 251:. 3 Norm ouch Mince
Moat. 250 Large auortmnt of Orange;
We challenge our competitors that our grade of canned goods in superior
’iin quality cud lower in price.
Forum 1 pit. to a customer, 20c pooh Large assortment Xmas Tree;
Have your card punched and occurs premiums.
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1L Joselof, 72 N. Main St.
Merry Christmas to All
cmov,
moi 141x911 mambo. 11.7....
‘1 Mixed link. I the. for
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What-tun. our 111..
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per
American lined (labor. per 111.. be.
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We propane to make everybody floppy who enter: our Itore this week Shroud housekeepers will do well in
niacin; their Christian Order with us if you cannot. .11ch to com your halves, wad your children. and no will
give them their choice "of o tum variety or the melt planing um boon. We hove no one day mien, so come
any do thin wool, and take :11wa of thin list. of Mull Holiday doodle-1:
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melllbboncoody 111...... are
mil kinda Mixed cabin
l 1 m: None Buch 1111100 1101111.
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HOLIDAY HADKMERHIEFS.
ker.chiefs worth ‘8c cucl1,spe
ciui price
MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS
Hematltchod. white and fan-
'cy borders, very fine, sold
elsewhere at 1235c each, our
special price,
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFB
All linen, hemstltched, with
initial and embroidered
wreath in the most artistic dc
signs, the best vuhie in ‘Am-
erica, 6 in fancy boxes for
11.45; or, each.
MEN’S HANDKEROHIEFS
All pure linen, hemstltchcd
very fine, fun sizes, fully
worth 19c each, a very spec-
ial bargain at this popular
price, each, lei/2c
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS
Fine cheer linen, hemetltch-
ed, scalloped, embroidered
and lace trimmed, elaborate
MEN’S HANDKERCHIEFS
106
Very line, all purer linen. with
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS designs, regular selling price initials. full size, special
white. sheer and plain. all we each, sale price, 121/21: price, 6 in box for $145: 0". .
pure linen, regular selling 9301‘. 25‘
price everywhere 19c. our MEN'S HANDKERCWEFS
special price, 121/2: Liaumlficr'l, hand ergbrplideh LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFB
or n t u 5, an - nch .. '
LAD'ES' HANDKERCH'EF3 heme, regular lighten 190 each, gaggg?§regmgi~hild‘dizdnfiii ’
Swiss embroidered. scalloped sale price, lzl/ac lace trimmed, an immense
and lace trimmed, also hour
11 t i t c h e d Handkerchiefs,
worth fully the each, sale
variety, the prices range
CHILDREN'S HANDKERCHIEFB
from, each, 26c, to
with colored borders. 3 in "'00
mu" ‘2‘: {figmi’gfiw‘m’a'"”9“” 15c LADIEB'HANDKERCHIEFB
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS Ladies' . Embroidered and
Hemctltched, with fancy bor- LAWES' HANDKERCH‘EFS Luce Handkerchiefs, very
2:21.;131d.':.:';r:i'::.."..i: inhibit: tumult: . libiiit‘uiitnru is:
warm at T111112.» FOR 10c 50c; 01', each, 10c . ~$3.00 dozen, at 250
I I
Holiday Glove Bargains.
Holiday Leather Goods
Holiday Basement Bargains
Holiday Raglans and Jackets
Holiday Petticoats and Waists
Holiday Aprons and Dress Skirts
Holiday Hosiery and Neckwear
Holiday Jewelry and Notions
Holiday and lay Bargains
OPEN EVENINGS
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Let holiday time keep memories green and ties of friendship grow close at Christmas time. In
the generous spirit of the times we send you kindly greetings.
Merry Christmas to You.
Always remember that this store stands for purity, cleanliness and courteous treatment at all
times. Our place of business is the mecca for prudent buyers, who prefer PURE GOODS in pref-
erence to the cheap and unreliable trash offct'ed' 111 these days to the public as money savers.
A few of our CHOICE. CORN FED TURKEYSJeft; if you want one order immediately.
Florida Oranges, Indian Rivers, from use dozen 111?: Grape Fruit, Tangerines, Concord Grapes,
Malaga Grapes, Bananas, Figs, Dates. Cluster Raisins, Fancy Apples. etc.
Fancy Celery, Cranberries, Sweet Potatoes, Lettuce. Parsnips, etc
Very finest new Nuts, 16: 111.; Jordan Shelled Almonds, Glace Fruits. Rich's Fruit Cake, the
finest piece Fruit Cake made. 25c. 1b.; Marquis Boo Bonn, 5 lb Boxes fresh from the confection“.
Edam Cheese, Roquefort, Pineapple. Camembert, Club House, Swiss, Neufchatei. Philadelphia
Cream. Old En'gfldh Double Cream Cheese.
Delicious Coffee, the finest Creamery Butter. Fancy Budd Tea, choicest line of Fancy Crackers.
French Script, Truffles, Oilvcc, Pickles, Anchovy Paste, and a thousand and one article: that is need-
ed that is not kept elsewhere.
Let us serve you and your dining table will be complete
A Ferris Ham or a square of Ferris Bacon. (Enough said.)
We make this claim (which is a modest one). If you are paying moi: than the price we uh,
you are paying too much if less look to what you are receiving. We make a strong claim on your
Christina order.
harles E Seymour,
leading Grocer. all West Washincton St. 815. Norwalk
ITAMVOHD‘ IOV ”MIMI.
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Mr Cook. 3:011th yum, on 7
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laconic mun
wlatodt Btyleo of Brooche‘o. Gel:
Scarf Pl 3, Silver Toilet Bell, Novel-
ties, and bin: suitable for gifts;
liar-u V1719 y at love-l prices. Jack-
3111. no: (lento-tile rc-
lilblo km. 60. Gillver’ I The Place.
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