bor this morning. ,
unme- Wavy-in has taken a posi-’
ties with Herman Malina as bartender.
Mrs. Alice Brundage. oi West. Hunb
ins Ridge. is visiting relatives in East
Norwsllt
the regular weekly social service
was held last evening at the Advent
Chl’iltian Church.
airy Case, wh , as been visiting
bereft tor some days into return to
his home in Patnhog'us tomorrow. ‘
The Christmas holiday rush has
commenced with the Radial Oyster
Company and large. orders have been.
received.
Advent Christian Church. will preach
Sunday evening on the s5ubicct. "The
Divine Sum of Two.” =
The regular weekly meeting of the
Junior Band will he held {his evening .c.
at the East. Avenue Methodist Church. 1
Webb. EV‘ 5
, it writ be led by Eugene
ryone ls invited and ladies will be
welcome.
special cyangellstic services were
held last. evening so the East Avenue
Methodist Church. The pastor, Rev.
Edward W. Cunningham. conducted
the eerVIces which “were well attended
and very interesting.
The Sentinel erroneously stated yes-
terday that the members of Maydowar
Hook and Ladder Company Were to
have a “blowout". Inst evenmg as the
guests of Samuel Hull. The "blowout"
is ,to take place this evening at the
truck house.
Complaints have been quite numer-
ous about sleds being stolen. A num-
ber of the vehicles of pleasure have
Men reported missing within the past.
few days Some have been stolen
from in front of Max Levy‘s place on
the hr. dge and others have been stolen
from plazzss and back yards.
The annual meeting of the Loyal
Workers Society was held last even-
ing at the Advent Christian Church.
Oincers were elected for the year.
They are: President. F. S. Ainsworth:
vice president, hiss Alina Nickerson;
secretary, Miss Anna Byxbee; irons.
urer. Miss Ida Ainsworth. A meeting
at the Executive Board villi be held
Monday evening lat the home of Alfred
Nickerson ill. Qulniar'd avenue, scum
Rev. James W. Davis pastor o‘! the ‘5
11.11133 poles." ‘
splits don‘t '
’ the. million or the ground
9 recent. snow storm sleighr
1 out this section or the
country is the il est known in years.
so early. in the w titer.
NThe funeral services of Mrs. Charles
Nita.yniopd will be held Iii her into
home is Lem street at 2: 80 p. 111..
Sunday. instead oi 2 o'clock. as was
announced in yesterday' s Sentinel.
urge shipments of Christmas trees
have been soon going through this
place within. the past week, on route
to New Turk. This looks like a rush
ingtbusin’els tor Santa Claus.
Rowayton at 6: lb
Wetsuit Tuesday ruins; and will finals
car from t‘ _,
“ ought" sun. commendahie.
Joe Klinorelter. 0! this place, had a
bath yesterday while frost fishing. He
went to step on- a rock slipped, and
.went overboard '9? allows that the
Good Old serum Time It‘s good
is tor‘ him go in swimming
-Croup instantly relieved Dr.
Thomas’ Eclectric Oil. Perfectly safc
:Never falls At any drug store.
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DARIEN AND NOROTON.
The assessors met at Town Hall
Wednesday.
Mrs. Benjamin St. John has returned
from Hartford.
Herman Seller}: at Stamford visited
his parents Sunday.
The King’s Daughters met. with
Mrs. Dr Norton. Tuesday. ‘
Charles W. Inunshurv has placed
new ventilators in Center school.
Miss Ida London is spending some
time with Mrs. Dr..Avery. Noroton.
Mrs. A. C. Main of Warehouse Point
expects to visit Darlen in the near fu-
ture.
Miss Lulu Bowen has had some very
nine photographs' taken recently in
Norwalk.
A cantata is to be given by the choir
of the Congregational Church next
Sunday. ‘
A number at young people attended
a strawride to Port Chester one eve
nine this week.
Mr. and Mrs. W111 ll. Lantdon on
joyéd a sleigh ride- to N,orwnlk Wod-
ne°day.
Norwalk.
There was a broad grin on the faces
oi=Wllliam. the Partly, and William.
the Muscular. when Bartlmcus entered
Jamison Market the other any to buy
some of the emblems oi the Order oi
Links, for the old man had been oi»
served to peer through his smoked
grasses at a inlliength hare headed
damsel with a pneumonia waist on. and
array oi sourettimg nerd in front or
her. “Was that Cassie Chadw‘ick
standing outside?" he remarked. “No
this was An Drcw Codol no " it turn
ed» out to be a pastebosrd advertise—
ment, and the deluded masher went on
singing “Shoo. iiy, don't bother 11142.1
belong to Company C." And when the
two hundred pound butcher gets there
he will some day be able to wear his
hat in meeting like George Washing-
ton and William Penn. By the way.
the No hundred pound proprietor oi
the market has filled all the chairs
0! tho Doll's and broken down perhaps
half of them.
Editor of The Sentinel: it V, .l. 3.
whose article appeared In Friday's is-
sue of The Sentinel, will extend his
views and consult statistics, we think
it will not be a question with him as
to which of the two. money or intoxi-
cating drink. is the chief source of
evil. The chief source of all human
woe. and all human degradation. the
chic! source of poverty. the chief
source of crime the chief source by
which the mad house is tilled. by
which the prison is tonantsd, by which
the gsllowa is fed. by which i gnoranco
la perpetuated. by which Christianity
is retarded. and last but not least by
which ciVlI‘lliitloh is kept back These
thing: have been made manifest and
set. fore the world by the wine at
amient days. who declared that wine
is a mocker and that strong drink in
ruins. and that it lilieth like a ser-
pent and stingeth like an adder. Yet
the world at large. charmed by the
music oi its ripples seems to be drift-
ing with the stream of inutnnpeminis.~B
l
forgetful that its elucidation is the lil
action 4‘
alluring siren that leads Widest
Besides it was not Hillbilly. filibust—
Plul in his hrsl. spirit to; '
that dlx‘iiii’ad the iovc' mono
the root at all evil and not the motley. ;
asV...lB.iufm.
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PAFIR MARIN
NEW YORK. Dec 16.48%“ W.
Finch. president oi the Clans units a
National Bank. on senior members pt
the drip of finch mm Am Com
lumber men
died at his home 11 till hm may toils.
was 78 years new
among bus ' f ’
York. He
(or several been
i
hi. it. citations. 4 j
1"“ pike near his place of business in No
romp.
my} .
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Mrs. Sarah E. Daskam and Miss
Georgie have arrived (or the winter at
Miss Maragaret Selleck's.
The young men who attended the
"Leap Year Dance" recently. will give
a dance at the Town Hall Dec. 30,
~Mixed and Broken Candy
Stroet’s Cash Grocery.
The selectmeu had the roads open
ior travel in 110011 reason alter the
.snow storm of Monday and Tuesday.
Mics Louisa Langdou has recovered
from her attack of pneumonia and
ceinnienced school again Wednesday.
Hantord Smith had quite a serious
fall and broke two ribs on Tuesday.
He slipped just us he was entering a
Mrs. O C Bowen Miss Lulu Bowen
. and little Claude Bowen left Thursday
lto visit Mrs. Charles Hayes in New
York city
A new sign has been placed in front
oi Street's Cash Grocery in Main
street and It reads: ”Street's Cash
Grocery—Now York Prican.‘i
Mia‘s Jessie 8!. John. Miss Helen
Waterbury and Miss Ella Tooker walk-
ed to Noroton in the snow atom on
Tuesday below the roads were open-
ed
l
at
Mr. Oheriander'a condition remains
about the same. There was a. slight
improvement. Wednesday. Dr Bnow
oi Noroton Is attending Mr. Oherland-
rMr. and Mrs. Leon Main expect to
move to a home of their own in the
sprilfi‘ Mr. Main than a position for
star, at Mr. . Smith's. Cedar
street. ‘
it seems it is not generally under.
stood that the time tor the maniac
of Center School is live minutes oi 9
o clock and pupils who are i there at
that tints are marked in
hint. at. John..ulls Jessie..58t. John.
Mimi Helen Waterbury. Mlle Ll lbble
Bealy. v. '1'. B. Miller and Capt
P re among the visitors to the
tire Wednesday morning.
llill Lucretia Cullen snout Wednes-
mm {York and during her ab-
, on as librarian oi the
, .rsry was ably tilled
. ' sell or Waterbury.
”MN, James Wood are board-
a ” tor with Mrs Dunn of
11 thl luring Mr. Wood on-
in build a residence on the Turn.
The. parents of children stimulus
a Michael are anxious to have a
ilk m at the school. in order to
aw; i protected from the
if! W
fil i play in the winter
’ oi Min Whit?“
Thor titoiiey company’s snow plow“ ,
Miller as John Do.
. Morehouse as Preacher Lovejoy.
lillhklxik
1- It -
I in business there.
rlen sojourners there
teuhon Hall. ‘
My whlsti thight. at
residence. "Codarwlld. h?
The entertain not given by the Con-
gregarious you at
it. Tues daysusht rthe benefit of
the “Ladies’ nurses rt ' “was very
"well fattolided and mostly enjoyed by
those present. The play was "Aunt
Jerushas Quilting Party." and was
remarkably well resented by the tai-
outed aniateursr he cast of charact-
3k“, 133mm»
on or a; .
Patience Peabody. old‘I
do Waterbury as Hensy Spendlove,
Miss [W‘Birfivl‘d as discus): Risapid
14:51 Water? .
moon in use raid still” 5
Miss Mollie Warner as Mrs. 'Bimeon
Fil‘thli’s. 8331:“): files Louise Meagalas
, only us lecturer
aura choline
as Mrs. Aaron Pride: Miss. a la
erhury as Phoebe Miranda Pride; Cori
. Brown Quaeit‘en-
hush as Deacon simpkins: William
Flemming as Squire Pride; Henry
WESTPORI‘.‘
Mrs. stone. of Derby.‘ls the guest
ot-Mrs. Charles Fable. . ,
Mrs. Kittie. oi New York In the
guest of Mrs. Joseph G. Hyatt. .
Edward A. Williams. 0! New Haven
has been visiting relatives here.
Wooster Beach. wife and daughter.
are spending several days in New
York.
Miss Helen Hulrbutt has returned
home from a visit with friends in
New Haven.
Mrs. Oliver Jennings, who has been
visiting friends in the Oranges. has
returned home. ‘
M. G. Nutting. formerly of Troy.
N. Y.. has been engaged as one of
the operators in the Greens Farms
tower.
Mrs 'l‘. H Mason. who has been
occupying the Sooysmith cottage at
the Forms has gone to her home in
New York.
January iitb. is the date not for the
trollcymen's ball and it ought to inter-
est many here. for the boys are popu-
lar with the publici n this section.
The a. s Whlst\ciub is the latest
addition to the list of such organiza-
tions in ‘iown. It met at the human!
Willard S. Adams. Monday night. and
following the games a chatting dish
luncheon was served. Those campus.
ing the membership at the present
time are: Willard 8. Adams and wife:
Miss Violet Adams. e‘ccted president:
Mrs. and Mrs. Tracey; .Miss Raina
Bradley: Miss Kemper; Miss Dolgc:
Miss Flora Sherwood; Miss Staples.
Messrs. Bowers. Robert Hubbeli. Rob
ert Pierson, DuBois. Dr. Shady and‘
Harry Flatt.
BENT BACK TO NEW YORK.
Woman Brought to Norwaik by Chari-
ties Agent Hustlovi Off to the
Metropolis.
The woman who was deserted in
town. Wednesday. by s. New York
charities agent, after the scioctmen
had refused to take her as a town
charge. Was given a ticket to New
York and enough money for a meal
and sent down on a morning train to
the mortropolis yesterday She was iti-
ven instructions to so to Blackwell's
island and ask for aid.
The town fathers are very indig-
nant over the. war In which the char-
ities agent acted. and he would not he
received very warmly should he at any
time have cause to repeat his call at
the seisotmen's cities.
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FRACTUIIO HIS LSF‘I' ARM.
Gilliam Themplon Thrown Out of I
Billuh While? Driving . to Stamford.-
Cllflord Thompson. clerk in Harold
Clark's meat market in the Donovan
Block is laid up at his home in Cross
street with l irnoture ot the Ian am
Mr Thompson and Arthur .l. Bushell
let out in a sleigh. Wednesday after-
noon to visit the big tire in Stamford.
Mr. Thompson was thrown out. while
there and his arm broken.
Dr. 0er reduced the fracture and
than Mr. Bushell drove Mr. Thompson
to his boots. where he will be laid up
for s time.
POPULAR AMUCIMINTS.
. otllt NW» Militia“!
Our New mailm- direct
triumphant tour mouths Now
run. the coming oi. which has
anxiously loditod forward to by local
theatrsm 'n
will he soon at. Hoytl
Theatre a first limo saint-din“, it
is by seam “CW‘OIIE Conw
tin :- authors of the Old Homestead.
is conceded by critics everywhere
to lie the remain allows: all
character plays. t is 1:. any the
most tallied modems! or theme and
stimuli woes“ by the
New ”Minister is I Midittilli.
;orIt
that are use. its there is
alternator drawn
u in no Wins ills one
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' there is he witnessed“ girl
suns .1110 Web In"
other chnrucmwlav:
new
tertalneda
Five to. 1
ie at. the Town I
ih .
timid; Mills Atl-
i ‘1‘ ii Ml HI K“
Its 1.3.1.1. A. iii-”la
live because it. deals ‘
or- '1
are the latest
for little boys and girls.
Price $1.00 and $1.115. ,
Ladies “ and" Childrens All
Wool Jersey Leggins. extra high
cut. 75c and 85o.
Little Boys’ Hip Boots, pure
gum. $1.25.
Men’ 3 and Ladies‘ Warm Slip-
pets, the best felt and fleeccd lin-
ed. at $1. 25.
Old Ladies‘ Felt Warm Lined
Bale. leather ioxed hand sewed.
at $1. 25.
Children’ 5 Short Rubber Boots.“‘““
fleeced lined, pure rubber, at $1. 15
and $1. 50.
Children‘ a high 2 buckle Arc-
tics, $1. 25, for special Xmas pres-
:nts.
Olsen 5
Shoe Stores
Norwalk and So. harem.
essuzv a sunny
kaés
an the leaders. Are light. strong, dur-
able and the nestm, prettiest skate on
the market. We have sold them for
fifteen years and know them to" re re.
liable In every respect. Are tnor. ad
iii-table than other. and locals you
have an accident and bmk down we
are lntlmed‘in getting repairs ind
this we can do quickly ll we buy di-
rect from «story. We carry all sizes
and prices and would llk that you luck
them over before buying.
Watkins & Dow,
1‘12 wilamaron arson.
Phase "did.
Elli iillflNii BANK
IOUTH uoswsut. court.
oaoamzlo 1m. ,
p , wrm
MIMI
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tit-stunts. merchants and commune
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tun lilii Still! iii. in Illllllll.
Your savings invested with the in-
dustrlll Savings and Loan do. mine
from specials tivs dental-lard l per
slat. per annum
vocaotso, turn and waists.
will” not be cheaper but my. titling. is
'3 NO. MAIN er.
3100.0“.00 b
no ' ,
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Clothes made‘ “tor:5|
perfect lit. You can get v rotunda
everywhere that my work is perfect. 26c;
y prlc are according to my work,
.3 is us a still and you'll surly
33': y l1? money‘s worth at my store.
We also have a nice line in skirts,
My prices
better than elsewhere and we else give
Hunt; 8WD)“. .
Cleaning and repairing centimetres.
31 MAIN 8T., NORWALK..-
There ought to he a box or
_ ll. 3 c. Capsules
in every family about town.
These Capsules are th
Remedy for all colds, h
vars and the grip. .
They are guaranteed to contain
neither quinine not -.opiuni nor other
poisonous and narcotic drugs.
25: A‘ Box
‘ at the ‘
Hid leiifuss Pharmacy.
.80. ‘NORWALK.
promptest
ditches, foo
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neuroses- Moi-any. cram
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crates son nouns AND mm.
now: our urinates on us. .
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promptly attended to.
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Have you tried the Health Brand
Cellos? Better drink Health Brunt!
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try this mild, rich Cuties, that has
all the good qualities and none or the
bad eiiecia oi' the heavy South Amari-
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South Norwallt, Conn.
loll ll Forget
THE COLD. IF THERE IS
A NiOE WARM COKE FIRE
BURNING [N THE HOUSE.
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WE WILL numeral: PRICE
To Be PER 311.. IN Lora
THE ass wosks.
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Leave New Work (Pier 30
East Riysr.) and Nerwslk every
week day at 5 p. in. ,
, flit received from 7 a. m.
lose. cast win: 1
you want to choose 11. Frame, or let us ;.
s‘send for‘it,
10White Curtain Poles, with natures. t
with Papers. artistic materials 9'9",
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500 ‘00 Ill.” 10C are
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year our manuals ‘
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menswesseces i°°""
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Electricity and It
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arid cigars.
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days.
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