‘ . mlioliday ,Pipeo. Tobnooos. Cigars.
'ot Hefner‘s. ‘ . ..
it you want candy. you can get what
you want at Smith's. ‘ .
«Sterling Silver Toilet Articles.
Wood's. Norwnilt.
J. O. Jennings. who has been ill. as
out on the street again. -
~Silk Umbrellas with silver mount-
ed handles. in large variety. ut Cour
stock Bros. »‘ ‘ ‘ ~
Paul Schultze.‘Jr.. spent yesterday
with his parents in Sound View Tar.
m race.
‘ GET AmCHANCE ON —~ «We invite special attention to our
exceptional values in. H’dk.ts of all
THE $7.50 IN GOLD. aorta. M. S. Smith & CD. .
There will ‘oe ‘no meeting of the
South Norwnlk Outing Club this evev
ning.
”Chickens. misc. )0 Water St.
‘ A whole our lead of turkeys has or
. rived at the public market. See the
5! Washington Strut. ad. in today‘s issue.
‘ -—li‘nncy Hose, Colored Shirts and
Fancy Vesta, at Comstocn Bros.
5' K .. i Ellie E. iiownrd‘will leave tumor
. 5 row for Baltimore, Md. He will romnin
. .. ,9 during the holidays.
L ‘» «la...— (
.. ‘ i w—Guees for the seven titty in gold
A ,_ no SENTINEL cums'mns. 1‘“ Wm “-
l Patrick llowd. of Brooklyn. in the
For the bengfltjhfiémufil" The 2 guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick ll.
. ntinol will belfiuud'at i o‘hiock ‘0‘!- Colemau' of 34 High atreet.
lilorrow. There will be no issue of the; —»Gnmo of Golf for the house, Bulk.
paper on Christmas day. either morn.i ley & Wheeler.
tin venin . , ‘ Harvry Crow. employed in Now
i,“ or a 9 York. is spending a few days at hiu
‘mFinch's Pharmacy next p_ 0" tor? home in South Main street.
fancy Soaps. Perfumes. Toilet Articles. ; ——Dinlng Chairs. Dining Tables.
John Colby is spending the day in 3 Sideboards. Lowest possible prices.
New York city. . Raymond & Son. Norwmk. Open eve.
‘wUmbrolius. Umbrellas for Xmas. i pings.
'Brien. ' 1 Miss Emma Bouton has returncd
l. con‘ornln Stuart's f from her school in ilrnnford to spend
ygsggalaugblz‘ts in today's ‘izssuo. , Christmas at home in Spring street.
« . ' ”Fountain Pens. :l and upwards.
.. “Special assortment of Holiday . . . .
Pipes and Supplies. Hefner's. Phone . 00km!“ 5‘ Lauder. either Biol“-
1353. ‘ Mr, and Mrs, William McMiillon, of
" ’ Reed street. will spend Christmas with
8. Trent Stanley. 0. Nod. spent yes- 1 ‘ ‘ . .
‘ terday withllis parents. at his home“ ”“3- MoMnhons 1”"th in ”WWW"
‘. in Main street. 3 --Wintcr Cups. Eur Mutts. O'Brien.
~Dressing Cases, :1 and $1.50, at. Miss Nellie. Trowbridme, of South
fielleek‘s. 1 Norwalk. will spend the Christmas
LG. Lewis Price resumed his position ; holidays with a school at Springfield.
at Willis H. Selleck‘s store. this morn- 1 Mass.
- his. other a tow dnys' illness. . ~Best assortment ot Drums in The
*Jl‘oilct Sets in Silver and Ebony. Norwulks. at. Bulkley dz Wheeler‘s.
~Weed‘s.Norwnlk. ‘ Paul Schultze led the meeting at
\ . .. .ro‘lllt’ Christian inquiry Clu'. nt llur
“ mix: muggezghgiéf 331.93%; 5 South Nor-walk Congregational Church
i mas candy there and set one. ‘ :mstg‘rrday. (‘h lst 0 mil t “Ob
.. ‘ ‘ , l. he. —~ eel .r mas o cs,a ~
finesg‘litsgftfigtftmofsaglipvzforgal: lbe erts & Taylor‘s Store on the bridge.
‘ Twin Omen. bile-32w. F, 1), Lyon Mutt Weller. of Bridgeport. will sing
It; Co. .nt the Christmas tree and cutorinln
~ - - 4 ion Singing Socieiv in
, The Candy Kitchen in South Main mtnt or the Ar 1 ' .
. street is selling their own make of can “‘0“ “3“» Wednesday “{3}“-
. dy as low as ten colds per pound. «Our best Turkeys. loo lh.. ni
linv PS‘S.
. ~Speclnl Candy fer Xmas. nt reduc- ' ‘ . '
.7. ed prices for thcholiunys; fresh daily. The South Norwnlk Quartollo Club
fl Norwaik Bentwood“, Co. 31 Main hold it inciting yesterday afternoon
street. Norwalki ‘ “ ‘nnd decided to hold a fair and enter
" Never before has the store of tho ; inmment some time next month.
Rowland Dry myods‘Company abound» "This is an advertisement to can
. ed with Christmas gins as this year. jyonr’aitentlon to our large assortment
——See the Pianotlst. selfvplaylng uti ‘ of 81mm?“ 50°“‘_'00' F' D' 1‘3“)" & 0"
tachmeni for pianos. Lockwood & Charles Kelly is “Skiing in "19
lves Wall street store of A, J. Collins it Company. ii".
. ' ' . Collins reports that there was an im
1- The Boston store has holiday 5141- 3 -
. tionery that they are selling at thirty- tacos: agnount of business dom nuiu.
three per cent. less than regular price. y Atgomiaelq and ion 01 mm in
. . . .. . —— x . ' 1 ‘ PS
andgnlgerge ‘11:???) ngsbgmssors Wave Crest Ware. Wood's. Norwalk.
2 . ' ' ‘ _ Deputy Sheriill John W. Sculley is
...W-oi;..:‘::::i:‘”lli.lits”.iil ”1" 09:3. fygvognfemg “it"??? wfil'hf‘r ”I“
"'. .1 " .'. .' noro murter rn.w1c is on-
: 2133?. Gm“ bargains in holiday slgnodior tomorrow. 'i‘hedofonso has
I, F ‘ (" di r o . I twenty-three witnesses.
9 farjngfiilordlllte 05131.13}: “2:. 2:11.11;- ‘ ~Nockwoar in all the latest. shnpos
‘ngh 27 Malln ntmct“ ' " ' ‘ from 250. to $1.50 at Comstock Bros.
._ ,The children who are to take part in The choir 'of Trinitx Episcopal
the exercises at the Brookside school Church rehearsed (iiirlstmus music at.
house will meet Thursday evening for tor the regular services last evenlnu.
practice. hire. M. B. Aller, or Clinton, N. .1
‘ -' ‘ will spend her Christmas with her son.
$333.“? Wgfiégflwgnm“n°9 this S. M. Alter, 61 West street. .
- . I I . ' . ~Tbe old Norwnlk Pottery is open
‘Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cox. of Baton
‘ til. entertained friends from out at evenings. Special ware for Xmas.
town and in town. Saturday e‘gming. There will be a rehearsal tomorrow
Axum,“- was served. ‘night of the Christmas music to be
‘ ' _ i sung at Grace Church. Mr. Mallory, r.
Hgahlgggrnfgte initial): 1:23.22: : noted New York tenor, will sing on
s. more appreciated than first. ; Wednesday,
Jewelry. .incnson‘s is reasonabiyl “A complete line of TOYS at M. S.
. ‘ :Smilh & Co‘s.
‘ ,- fanning g, Comping do not mm; A special communication of Old
days over the Christmas holidays 1 Wt?" 1M”. NO. 108. I“. and A. M» W3“
they intend to sell everything on i be held at their rooms in Washington
tremendously low priced. . street. tonight, at 8 o'cilfick. Thefthlrd
‘ . . , ‘ . jdegree of Masonry V be con erred
“mtggfiugxrtggiggf‘: $1113?“ the Rev. Romllly F. Humphrios.
35c to 3’ Clill’ord Pharmacy latter which a. banquet will be served.
‘ ‘ '0' H ‘ ' ‘ \‘cAll Muster Masons are invited to he
thiy meeting or. the Official 5 present, '
m “figfifi tmftovgmdfi grilling: 1 n—Ladiea'. Gent's Alpines. O'Brien.
. , . zmaid nod Arthur Kenny, ot Norwnlk.‘
. eye, 13‘5“; 1‘ and. 13¢ 10 was best man. The bride was attired
1, “Wt: « ” ‘ :11: a dark blue costume. with whim
Mend” tor the week at the First a silk trimminze. and the hrldemnid
2 ill. Church: Monday. 8 p. m... l were a denim colored suit with hatato
‘ of uncut Bond:- ‘Tuooduy. mntch. Mrs. Buttery‘u rhopmawa in
loaning: rumor. 75.7” n. on. . her with a moron. moor table.
, ea, an; an. . is. out *Clohhlnx than no. to: Holiday
WW , " ‘ (Giana Seliocit'n‘. ‘
um
‘ our one: duarontyr shutdown" Mono 8o
There’s Satisfying can...
In the smoking jackets and
coats we. are nhowing among our
Christmas goods.
acceptable gifts, and we have n variety
in styles and prices to suit all tastes
and pocket books. The styles are the
newest. * The prices run‘ from $2.60 to
ComstoCk Bros.
Nat-walk Store:
Masonic Building.
They make most
South Norwalk Store:
:4 South Main St.
Telephone Call, 31-2; .Sonth Norwnlir Store.
‘ be the soloist, and the independent 0r-
ln Buying Grain
the price paid is not so important as
what is gotten lOi' that price.
The cheapest price otten buys the
dearest gram.
Buy here and get what you think
you get—~the best.
Buy Oats That's Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch.
i am near—met on far no the near-
cet lottcnbox or telephone.
Captain's Mate. Madness begin Wed-
son’s.
quet ot‘ the New England Society. at the
Chortle. minister to England. will be
the guest of honor. ..
. J, Collins & Co. .
) . V 51-” honed Saturday night until after the
«I Jabkson’s i‘ Studio 1»
offers a most .ti‘fractf'irc line of Photograph: in tho [attest Styles.
' ‘ Christmas Remembrances.
A Gem of the Photographer': Art.
A Photograph on Parchment with a texture
as fine as silk and as soft
Candy and F‘uncv Boxes and Cornu.
heerslng mustc nightly. The members
are getting alongvnicely and it is
Sanctum New
Our Aims! mar annuals
WOW
NOTHWG any 56ml. THEM FOR BEAUTY.
Christmas sittings can now be made.
W Don't wait to make ”panoramic?!
Sittings from 9 to 3:30.
the best shows of its kind ever pro
duced here.
of Fancy Rockers. and Chairs ever
Open evenings,
Nor-walk and vicinity Saturday after-
noon, owing to disabled engines. One
of the east—bound trains was obliged to
change locomotiveil at the depot, and
the useless one wall taken to the dock.
The train leaving here at 6:20 had to
stop between East ‘Norwallt and West-
port. and was held on half hour wk”
the engine was biting repaired. The
passengers for Bridgeport and New Ha-
ven were tractor-rod to the express
following. The hoary holiday tramc
made all the trulnn lute.
IACKSON'S STUDIO.
53 WALL STREET.
W71. Conn.
Christmas Gifts.
Books of all kinds.
Opposite Hotel.
Both trolleys pass the door.
Fountain Pens. 25c to 35.
Prayer Books and Hymnnln.
Kodnkn. $1 upwards.
Promo Cameron
dull to be given away by M. 8. Smith
& 00.? Every purchase of 25a gives
Picture Fumes. you s chance.
leather Goods.
Writing Papers.
Popular Novels. 81.00.
Wm. P. Beers:
O. WALL ITRIIT. '
vote Milton Lockwood. a former well-
known South Norm all: 1nd. who is stu-
tloned at Anna. 41%
land: to the, 1
ion than two your: service in the
Marines be but boom in live battle: in
China. also in tho taking or Patio.
than he was taken] to the Philippines.
and in now at the Li when. He sends
bio best wishes til his many friends
no any: he expect- to be home on a
furlough in June. Position missing his
{floods he says he.
. Sentinel so come i
on their long loom
or the members "3 desired: 1 Miss Frnnloes De Plerne was bride- ' NORWALK. 015;
1r *.sri‘?
AW. As
‘ overrun norm. 6
1' .f .‘1 not. Fluent ”it‘ll?“
class mating. sent Rem- the Wheeler straw Works presented
m roman and . «to. at the Nor-
‘W. Hoyt. Nam-lit, Club Building.
lithe .m-‘ot 1901. arm»
that saturation? . y. memo pole.
«at 2:31- ond».-utzst haddock p. In"
-muhtncthodu. noon theme nod
uncouth-.m. - hour: and attach
a ma. mm all... . ‘25:
Extra .Fln- Minn tor Grumman.
' ‘ 20: In.
Mom-ted chocolates or Creams, 30o iii.
Spaniel Assorted; Chocolates. bib.
boxes 1 51.6.0.
SPECIALS FOR MONDAY, TUESDAY
AND wsouleennv ONLY:
Anon-ted Cholocntu In 1 lb. fancy
boxes, . .500
NM,» uv‘vw
39 Main Street.
Phone. 144-4.
. —~--~-— m
flDDlTIDN‘l‘. LOCAL NEWS.
«Lockwood it iron are the agents
for the celebrated Mathushck Plano.
Benjamin Bowitley. of Jersey City.
was in South Norwnik yesterday.
~Cholce natrvo turkeys, 16c lb., at
ilayee's.
Frank it. Barium. of New York. was
the street of hill brother, Professor
George E. Bartaln. yesterday.
~Slik and Linen Handkerchiefs.
[grin or with the Initial, at Comstock
()8.
Professor George E. Sartain. of
Brown’s Businees college. will spend
Christmas in New York.
-Before purchasing your Xmas
Gifts. Call at Old Nor-walk Pottery
and see their line of celebrated Duch-
ess Ware.
The students oil Brown's Business
College will pi e u concert tonight. in
the college hal. lllllis E. Howard will
chestra wii play.
~A large assortment. of Morris
Chairs, Couches. Ladies’ Desk and
Combination Cases. at Raymond &
Son's. Open evenings.
The Bennett & illoulton Opera Com-
pany opens a week's engagement in
iloyt's Theatre. tonight, presenting The
nestiay and continue the rest of the
week.
-—l.otest Styles of Brooches, Gent's
Scarf Pins. Silver Toilet Sets. Novel-
ties, and everything suitable for gifts;
at large variety at lowest prices. Jack-
Genernl Russell Frost. went to New
York thismrternoou. to attend the ban-
Waidort-Astoria. lit which Joseph H.
~A fine. line of Morris Chairs. Mor-
snoumd JACKETS
UMBRELLAB
coponup suture
Murmurs
FANCY susrnsuuns
HANDKERCHIEF‘S
rum. pause PROTECTORS
HATS AND cnrs
swnn'rnas
mums
YOKE ovnnconrs ,
Buslnnss sum
curr purrons
opp raccoons
Dunes owvus
Nothing could be more suitable for a Xmas
pair or Spectacles or Eye Glasses. . . _\ .
We guarantee a pertect ill. and examine eyes at nigh as well
as by day. . “ ”
Open every evening In Daoombor.
O. B. JACKSON.
Graduate Optician.
I n
Willis H. Sellec
Ciothier Hatter and Furnisher. ' "
48 and 50 Wall Street. hot-walk.
Store open evenings until Christmas. }
BATH Ronnie 1
surr aliens. ( ‘
wurrn sums]? .
SPECIAL nnoxwmh
rnncr ARM 3mm
COLLARS AND cum .
panssrno ensue
WALKING snout!
CARDIGAN nurture
moor suture
LONG ovnucon'rs
Dunes sorts
sonar PiNB
wnrru vns'rs
woor. omvns 'ill
gift” t. n’
58 Wall'Strcet. No.
rls Rockers. Franc}.v Chairs and Rock-
ers, Music Cabinets, Shaving Stands.
Parlor Tables. Parlor Lamps. etc. A.
The entertainment and auction sale
of the Foster Land Company was post-
holidays. When people called at Mo-
sic hull they found a sign on the door
calling attention to the postponement.
ml! you want fresh Home Made
copins, go.to Schroedes‘. 42 South
Main street.
The Unique Minstrel show is to
thought that they will put on one of
~The best and biggest assortment
shown in town. at Raymond 8r Son's.
Several trains wore delayed in South
-—Who wins the} handsome French
News has been, ireceived‘from Pri-
um. 'Ladrone ls-
aolnc Ocean. in
i
r-H’oiidoy smother in and rum-
li‘urnlture uni Carpet store. C.
Western” no t e thorium day 61'
vigorous buuind.
A. J. Collins &
(noun)
e... That Compton Feeling.
We all like to possess It. but do not all“
..T......... Ru...
0N TOY "
As we do not earn: tons throuohoiitf
the near. even: article in our store-oi
No. 70 North Main street musibe sold}?
before 10 p. In. Tuesdau. - p
The low prices todau will induce
. *"
the very best way to acquire it. One of .
chief requtsdes m winter is warmth. it.
want to know the best my to acquire
caliw‘at ~
limit «trauma
or ;° murmur»
idiom
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