Glaxo prions on large
, . quantities
a _. , cm s meow.
. lea for‘tlhrtstmal.‘ Socials ad. . '
. w:mllruuuinn Gases. ti and $1.50.
Goliath’s. . . ,
William Mulvlhlll. of South Norwalk.
.is visiting. Edwin is. Jeffrey. of Dan-
bury. ~ _ .
«Toilet Soaps are acceptable Xmas
Gifts. 26o to $1 per box, at the Clifford
Pharmacy.
A very“ timely holiday hint is contain-
.cd in the hill of tha‘Bouth oblrwalk Sav-
at
inns hunt. today.
--Tour choice of the finest Turkeys
in town. lilo. Heron's.
Read the ad.‘ of John H. Ferris today,
and then send around a ton of coal to
a worthy neighbor.
”Smoking Jackets and Batu Robes.
'at Bullock's.
Mics Carrie E. Jones is visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Jones. in
East avenue, over Christmas.
33
Washington Sinai.
till his NOTES.
‘ ‘A full line of Stringed instruments
‘r‘Xm‘aa. Lockwood delves.
he South Norwalk Outing Club
(this meeting Monday evening.
m-FGram-o-Phones, with 2 records. for
hlldren. $3. Bulkiey & Wheeler.
' The South Norwalk Quartette Club
"will hold a rehearsal tomorrow night. '
w‘A om’plete assortment of Lazcii’s i
will
”Turkeys. Turkeys. Turkeys.
Main street, Norwalk.
If you are puzzled to know what to
. get for Christmas presents. consult the
{hilt ad. of The Howland Dry Goods
i Company in today’s issue.
; ~A Christmas turkey may he enjoys
l on if you have a good carving sot. Fox
30' & ii. Company. ‘
i The D. M. Read Company tells what
{they have in seven glass cases in its
1 ad. just for the benefit of those who are
touched to know what to get for a
‘.present.
y mlioliy by the bunch to make your
i own wreaths. Scbaub‘s Mkt.
George B. Smith has bought out the
news and confectionery store recently
in the smoking jackets and house
coats We are showing among our
Christmas goods. They make most
L acceptable gifts. and we have a variety
in styles and prices to suit all tastes,
and pocket books. The styles are the
newest. The prices run from $2.60 to
$12.60. . .
*3
. a - poo, ‘ at y _
Florodom‘ and autumn”. , .
Glrard use ”will, ‘
At this meeting'thecadcts will be ap-
polntrd to their‘rcspmtlvc companies.
Examinations tor promotion for non—
commissioned officers will be held
Thursday evening. January 9. ‘
«Special asso meat of Holiday
135-3. .
~Atomiacrs and Jewel Cases in
Wave Crest Ware. Wood's, Norwalk.
Mlsa Annie Estelle Smith, of the
town clerk’s office. found on the lawn
at her home inilii’cst avenue. a charred
card. on which, before the big tire.
were hooks and eyes,“ The latter were
burned off. but the card remained in-
tact, and the printing on it. can easily
be read. The card evidently floated
through the air. and landed in the yard
,where found. Cards similar to that
found by Miss Smith. while red hot
floated down on people watching the
tire, and some had their clothing burn-
ed. The wonder is that some of the
burning brands did not land on
houses in the vicinity and start a blaze.
-A new invoiceof Duchess Wars
will be open on Monday for Xmas, at
the Old Norv‘ralk Pottery.
‘ A meeting 0! the emotive officers of ‘»
the Trinity Cadets was held. last night. ._
By-iaws were framed and the corps di- .
video into three cant sales. Frank; B. _
rain attics:- ~ '
pany A: Edward B. .31!!! ... captainof .
; Com any 8. A full attendance is re!
one: east the nastdrill whichwill ha .
. held Thursday raisin. ‘Iianunry ii. 190:.
Pipes and Suppli ‘. Hefner's. Phone ‘
snoumo JACKETS
, nauseous
conoaao SHIRTS
MUFFLERS
FANCY susrauuaas
annexaacainrs
tum. Danes Paoracroas
HATS nun cars ~
SWEATERS
PAJAMAS
Your: ovsacoa'rs
BUSINESS slurs
curs cartons "
onn raousans
Danes oLovas
harshness
sorr- oasns' .
warm sam'ra '1 ~ 4
SPECIAL naukwaaa
saucy ARM sauna? ‘ ’
comma sup our!
DRESSING casas“ '
WALKING STICKd
CARDIGAN issuers
NIGHT sma'rs '
LONG ovaacoars
DRESS surrs ’
sonar PINS . . 7
warm more it
woor. GLOVES a"
_ wus H. Sellec.
Clothier Hatter and Furnished}
elebrn ed perfumes ranging in prices; 0 .. .
._ . ' . ‘ pened by Charles iuttle. in New in»-
root 2”“ to 55' Clifford Pharmacy. noon. and will continue. the same busi»
The smoking Jackets and house coats‘ uess. Mr. Tattle will removeito Nor—
’ wSuperb line of Jewalry.‘ Coieburn
I .08. & Lauder. either store.
BROOKSI DE SCHOOL CH RISTMAS.
Comstock
t (lomstock Brothers will satisfy you.
wit you want. fresh Home Made
body and Fancy Boxes and Cornu-
opias. go to Schmedes‘. 43 So. Main
treat. ., .
Of, course you will Want flowers for
the Christmastide. Consult Hartford's
it. today. .
,wGlft Umbrellas. at Selleck’s.
. Eureka Rebekah Lodge. held a regir~
ar meeting. last. night. and settled up
he business of the recent fair held in
ddfll‘ellows hall.
-—-Geese 13c lb. liayes's.
. The Hospital Whlst Club was enter-l
talned yesterday afternoon, at the res-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. Louis S. Beers.‘
n Elmwood avenue.
-—-'l‘urkeys. Turkeys,
Main street,'Norwalk.
’ Lincoln Council, 0. ii. A. 1%.. held a
regular meeting. last night, and trans-
acted rorrtlne‘buslméss. The election of
officers will take place on the evening
Deccmbsr’d’l. ‘ -
”We invite special attention to our
exceptional values in‘ii’dk’fs of all
sorts. M. S. Smith &_Co.
The South Norwalk Board of Health
ndemnedta well on the property of
William R. 'luttle, at No. iii Monroe
street, yesterday. it was found that
_. there was sewerage matter in it.
' «A guess with every purchase at
laanfi‘fi. ‘r l’
. There was a large. attendance of via-
itora at both the Franklin and Concord
street schools. yesterday afternoon.
Fully 125 people visited the different
grades in the Franklin building.
"—4-Have you seen Plaisted's Holiday
’ Perfumes? .
The Christmas exercises of St. Pet-
er’s‘ German Church. will be held on
., next Thursday night. in the church. in
North Main street. 'ine South Nor
‘ walk Quartetteflit‘tb will sing.
' erh‘re‘sh Christmas Candles, at Rob~
‘ ti & Taylor‘s sans on the bridge.
. the first cooking lesson by Mrs. G.
.G. Ernst was given to the Girl's Friend»
ly Society. of Trinity Episcopal Church.
not night in the church parlors. This
Turkeys. 33
» is something that is going to meet with 1
popular favor.
. —--De.. orest's is headquarters for
Xmas Tree Trimmings.
‘Deputy Sheriff John W. Sculley is
crying notices on witnesses to appear
court in" Bridgeport. Tuesday. when
he: trial of. D‘Onofrio. the Italian mur-
rcr of Garrett Barry. foreman for
nardman Buchard. will begin in earn-
t‘fil? . . . . .
+Exouisite line of Toilet Ware.
Coleburn it Lauder; either store.
[The public schools in South Norwalk
ll reopen after the Christmasholi-i
days. on December 30. one week eur-
larthanroa previous years. This is so
he scholars and teachers can have
their summer vacation one Week ear-
.Edlson Phonographs and Records.
‘ .c Ives. .
‘ abont‘twentysthree meme
9 new organisation of Paint-
a draperhanaers in South Nor-
At ‘th'cme‘sting‘ the other night.
, members were taken in. and
r‘ a more toyfollow. The perman-
‘ ' “ ill take place in a
, bar of. seeds in the
Lane's store."
walk and work for the Excelsior Rug
I Works. recently removed from New Ca.
1 naun.
: ~Christmas Cutlery. Scissors,
‘Shears. Carving Sets. Pocket. knives.
‘H. B. Williams. 17 Main street.
‘ Arrangements are being made at pre-
' sent to hold a watch night service in
v the basement of the new Calvary Bap-
tist Church, in Norwalk on New Year’s
; eve. Rev. D. C. Thomas. the pastor. is
iarrauging for the dedication exorcism
tend the corner stone laying. the date
. of which has not been determined upon
ins yet. ,
-—~You are invited to inspect
.noods. Pleased to show you.
[Lyon 8: Co.
Cockenoe Tribe. l. O. R. M.. held a
Zrcgular meeting. lynst night. at Red
3Men‘s Hall, in the Gazette building.
. and nominated officers for the election
. which will take place next Friday even-
‘ ing. The annual roll call of the. tribe
' will be held on Friday evening. Janu-
ary 3rd. The. work on that night will
be followed by a collation.
-—Allegretti Chocolates. at Plais‘
tcd's, 30c and 600 per box. None better.
The Emptv Stocking Club's enter-
tainment and distribution of gifts will
. take place in the South Norwalk Con-
‘ gregationai Church. Monday afternoon.
at 2 o'clock. sharp. The Junior
Christian Endeavor Society will he the
hosts and give. the entertainment. All
' those who have contributed and assist,
* cd in this charity are cordially invited
to be presentato see we distributlon.
"Special Candy for Xmas. at reduc-
ed' prices for the holidays: fresh daily.
Norwalk Confectionery 00., 21 Main
street, Norwalk.
Rev. G. D. Egbert. pastor of the Nor-
walk Congregational Church. was one
‘ of the. guests of honor at the New Ena-
land dinner. in Poughkeepsle. N. Y..
last night. andiifiwns also one of the
sneakers of the cunning. Among others
who made addresses at. this function
were General Horatio C. King. of
Brooklyn. and Congressman David J.
Poster. of Vermont. Mr. Egbert's homo
is in New York state. not far from
Poughkcepsie.
—-H. & B. Knives arc the, host and
Fox C. hi
our
it“. I).
i cost no more than others.
' H. Co.
Funeral services over the remains of
1 Miss Nora Condos. whose body was re-
covered from the Norwalk River. '
was told in these columns. last even-
‘ing. will be held at St. Mary's Church.
tomorrow afternoon at 1:30. interment
will take place in Westoort. which is
the deceased‘s native place. The un-
i fortunate victim was known by some as
. Miss Nora Connolly. but her real name
; was Condon. She has several relatives
lliving in Westport.
--—A line Upright Piano for 8175. .l.
i W. Studwell's.
; Harold S. McAllistei'. one. of the
iclcrks at the Norwalk post office.
. wishes The. Sentinel to state that des-'
i pita all reports to the contrary. he was
1 not married during his recent vacation
.trlp to Pousbkcepsie. N. Y. He says
i that he has been congratulated in hon—
i or of the event so many times that it
its becoming decidedly monotonous.
Harry asures his friends that when he
lgeta ready to wed he will make due
announcement of the fact. ‘
l --A large assortment of Morris
Chairs. Couches, Ladies’ Desk and
.Gomhiaation Cases. at Raymond it
South Norwalk Stat ‘:
:4 South Main St.
N orwalk Store:
Masonic Building.
Telephone Call, 32-2; South Norwalk Store.
W
in Buying Grain
the price paid is not so importantas
what is gotten lor that price.’
The cheapest price rotten buys the
dearest gram. ' .
Buy here and get what you think
you geté—the best. "
That's Clean.
/*‘\ n...
Manuel T. Hatch.
i am nCill"l‘.li-5t as far as the near-
est letter-box or telephone.
Buy Oats
.v
3 .
«I Jackson’s i Studio 1»
offers a most attracfdbc line of Photographs in the Lites! Styles.
suitable for .1
, Christmas Remembrances.
A Gem of the Photographer's Ari.
Smthlnd NEW A Photograph on Parchment infill: a future
as fine .13 Silk and as soft
Our ARTIST sneer canvas 1 ’
WW as we we .
NUTHING an, norm THEM FOR BEAUTY.
« Christmas sittings can now be made.
W Don't wait to make appointmentsffii“a
Sittings from 9 to 3:30.
JACKSON'S STUDIO.
5: WALL STREET.
Nor-walk. Conn.
. . I
Christmas Gifts.
Books of all kinda
Pictures, and
Picture Frames. ..
Leather Goods; ‘
Writing Papers.
l‘opular Novels. 31.00.
Wm. P. Beers,
u want. dyad-:1. uonwauc. 01'.
Oppoaija‘Hotcl.
Both Why: pass the door.
Fountain Pens. 25c to 35.
Prayer Books and Hymuuis.
Koduksl. $1 upwards.
Promo Cameras.
Xmas cards.
Calendars.
"Hun... “WE”
Earnest .
Scholars Render a Program and Have
a Tree with Presents.
The Christmas exercises of the Mid-
dle Five Mile River School. held in
the Brookaichhapel, last night. were
considered by the large audience pres-
cut as bclna the best ever rendered in ‘
that district. The program. consisting
of eleven numbers and an Operetta.
was presented 0n n tastefully arranged
stage, with scenic effects rarely seen
on a stage for temporary use only.
Song~A Happy Band.
chool.
Recitation-«The Girl for Me.
James Pickering.
. Temperance Song.
Five Boys and Five Girls.
Recitation—Santa Claus Knows,
Margaret Sarosl
"Upside Down."
Ten Boys.
Wreath Drill.
Eight Boys and Eight Girls.
Jack 0'l.anteru.
Twelve Boys. .
Recitation—~Scarina Santa Claus.
, John Taylor.
Doll Drill.
'l‘en Girls.
Rocltatlon~Watcbinz for Santa Claus.
Georgia Prince.
oong~Snow Flakes.
Five Girls and Five. Boys.
Operetta—”Tho Surprised Grumbior,“
Characters.
John Crumble. . Walter Conley
Santa Claus, Clifford Amundsen
Axle Amundsen
Charles Pickering
George Sossong
Georgia Prince
Daisy S'ompie
Enid Shaw
Hartwick Amundsen
Mildred Von Ga.
Bessie Sample
Victor Tristrnm
Frank. George Hunter
Currie, Maggie. Seasons
At me close of the exercises. Daniel
Dunlop. on behalf of tho. friends of
Hezekiah Sitts. committeeman for the
district. in a few remarks. congratulat-
ing him on his long term in office and
the honorable and careful manner in
which he had conducted the school
and other business of the district for
twelve years. presented a purse of
gold. Mr. Sitts was surprised and for
a moment seemed unable to collect his
thoughts. but in a few words thanked
the givers and said “I have only done
my duty.“
The children and teachers. Miss
Catherine M; StJJohn. principal. and
Miss Nellie Blahbp. were the recip-
ients of many presents of value. The
children received each a present from
their teacher. including a box of candy
and drangc.‘ », .1 . ‘-
Two large trees were well laden
with presents and prettiiy trimmed
with strings of pop corn and other
tron decorations. the work of the
teachers and lady friends.
Walter.
Sam.
Maud .
M abol.
Mary.
Tom.
Bertha.
Kate.
Dave.
—-Dr. M. 8. Recon. oculist and auriat
can be consulted in the parlors of the
Mahackemo Hotel. on Tuesday and
Fridaya.‘betweaa the hours 011 and 5
p. m., and dailibotwoon 9 and 1! n.
111.. ii and i) p. nth. It i515 Fairlield ave-
nue, Bridgeport. Eyes examined and
diseases "and. '
AMUIIMINTI.
Bennett & Mounton no.
Tho sale of seats for the Bennett a.
. 4s and so was Street. Norwalk.
‘Store open evenings until Christmas; I
‘ use"... or...
Nothing could be more suitable for a Xmas gift
pair of Spectacles or Eve Glasses.;<»
his
We guarantee a perfect fit. and examine eyes at dig
as by day. . .,
Open ovary evening in December.
0. B. JACKSON.-
Graduate Optician,
. ”Mm- .-.. F91.-..,..,o_.
Chriitms Preparations;
FOR .THE
Xmas .
Stockings.
Dolls. Books,
Games, Sleds.
Wagons, Shoo—
Flys; Wheelbar-
rows, Doll Furni-
ture; Trunks.
Ranges,“ Kitchens,
Laundry Sets,
Washing Mach-
ines, Wringers.
Beds, Cradles. Go-
Carts. Doll Car-
riages. Tin and
Iron Toys, Mech-
anical Toys,
Blocks, Tea Sets,
Toilet Sets. Guns.
Soldier Sets.
Drums: Etc.. Etc.
Don’t leave your Chris V
shopping until the crush and
of the last day. 3
Do your purchasingnow. wh
you can select thoughtfully. t! '
deliberately We have timfito;
fer suggestions. and. can" help 'yon' I 1‘
in selecting, which isn‘tflposalfilve .
during the hurry of the tewdlya ‘
just previous to Christmas. I
N. B.—-Every purchase shout
Toy Store entitles you to a chance:
on the beautiful doll dispnyediia' . ‘
our window. t, ,
m-..'j.
i. icoiiinsif
(ANNEX) 1
If '1 a mm to dollpht. buivildcr. colonial: and
smm's canny "on
Hundreds of pounds of Candles made every day. Prices do:
where. quality considered. No place in Norwalk has a larger "ta
dy Baskets, Canes. Chocolate 'l‘oya. Am. Mixed. Broken. Bl
Brittle. etc.
9
fl?” 5» 099“ evenlno- Monitor: engagement next wool: at .
. . ., . . . Hoyt'a Theatre, opened with a rush.
and the opening bill will be The Cap
tainfs Mate. The company is compos-
ed of twantysix people. includinl an
orchestra, and at week‘ of great plau-
urc is promised South Norwalk people.
Thermdevilla tantam- includs a long
lint of “write fiddler nightia Mon-
day. Bennett ' Mohlton‘ have four
consortium the: rand this man.
The one book for this city is under
the direction this. Radiation. and is,
the some thst appeared here last me
can, and-save ti It class satisfaction.
This week they ‘ piqyinrto crowded
houses in We r1 . .
pi, ‘ W '
‘ ‘g g ,‘I e-Oaps. inch
Dillldl.¢ 4h, “sis on can
to. , . ”cosmonaut/nip”
‘ . slippers. Morn. .
Good Mined Candy, 3 u... 26c. amid Miami for christian 4“, .
bratlona. 1o. 12. 15 and 15° par pound. Special Christmaajm i_
A.W. AUSTIN’JW
Int Assorted Chocolates, 01 .50. Alan Fancy Chocolatu' in
mu loan.
Ornaments for the Christiana tree in profusion.
dies, small Animal Favors and Wax Fruits, Snapping It .»
’l‘on endows. Motto Papers (French and German): also.
Novelty Bonn for the Sunday; School. Come and methyl”...
, anxious.» harass. swan. "m
but confounds Falling, ,_
we all like toposriess a"; but do no, ‘
the very best wavtc lééuli'it it. "U
chief, requisites in width is wsrmthr
wnnt to know the best way to; ac “at
,caiat “v ‘
.,-
. our grains of Holiday (loads
7”» the Finest in Town. . , .
. ml. prisms “to tarnish m. that’for‘iiuttlac. brilliancyf'
. lltlbélfi‘ii‘t‘lat to be. fiction in this market.
Maud Silyer Watches. "will
' *1: girls and novelty of Vdasian wtth‘msrit in quality
‘ ' .cl .riueaimuuroma- and an.
iv Militias. hindrances stands.
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