For Norwallt and vicinity: Rain or
snow. limb warmers tonight; .zaundoy
snap followed clean a: ‘l‘h
turbines that. was central no» Om
yesterd
ward I
anti l'ilt producing
with light snow tin" the Central sec-
tions. it out probably reach this vi.
cinity tonight The. temperature con-
tinues low In the southern sections.
Conditions favor for this vicinity ris~
ing temperature with increasing cloud-
mess nd probe ly rain or snow to-
night, followed by clearing on Sunday.
Old Well Tent of Maccabees "will
timid a regular meeting Monday even-
38
' «Special prices given on all sizes
Down Pillows. M. Si. Smith a 00.
Miss Maud 'Coiey, of Norwnik, who
has been halting her sister, Mrs. 0
ll. Jennings, has returned home
“Presents for Xmas. O’Brien'a
. "'i‘he Character of the Virgin Mary'
will be the theme of the morning sei-
mou tomorrow at the First Methodist
Chuich by the pastor. '
«Sleighs at Luther M. Wrights.
The meeting of the Jennings Club
in the South Nor-walk Congregational
Church, next Sunday noon, will be led
by Judge John HL’Ught.
~Gold. silver and enamel chatclain
watches at. Road's.
James Coleman, of High street.
South Norwaik, has withdrawn from
school and has taken a position with
Cruw's shop in Water street.
-—Morris- chairs, gold chairs. fancy
chairs and rockers at A. J. Collins &
Co' a.
Mrs. Mabel. C. Griffin has filed a not
tice with the town clerk of her inten-
tion to dispose of the drug store at 206
Washington street, East Norwalk.
._Seal and Plush cups. 0 Erlen' s.
Miss Evelyn Merriwoather has re.
signed her position with Tristraui &
Hyatt to take up one in the box mak ,
ing department at Trowbridgc’s box
factory.
~Ladies Felt Fur Trimmed Juliet
in various colors. including the new
Gun Metal shade. Glovers' 'lho Place i
M as Hattie Brotherton desires The ‘
Sentinel to contradict the announce-
ment or her marriage to Mr. Singer
wald. which wasrannounced yester
day
~Fancy Neckwear. Belts, Hosiery“ ‘
Gloves Underwaar, etc. M 8 Slum} a,
00- l
Mrs. Sarah 13}.me and Jim sister I
Miss Fannie Parmelee. wno have
been living on Franklin street. haic
moved into the Sellcck place. in Chest i
nut street.
~An advertisement appears in this
issue telling you of the ideal Xmas
gift—"The Home Tolephone"-—look it .
over.
C. W. Carpenter. of Anderson. in.
diana. has succeeded Henry Simpson.
as manager of the Norwaik store of
the Great Atlantic and' Pacific Tea
Company. _
~Splendid assortment of silk um.
brellau at Rood's.
William Moore and family. of ;l
Chestnut street, have. been ill of the
grip. Thursdayniorulng Mrs. Moore‘
followed suit. and is now (icon with
the same ailment.
«A full hire or children‘s Morris
chairs, high chairs and rockers at A. J.
Collins Sc (703s.
A worn]: DAME LADY.
i will send free with full lnetruo
lions. some of this simple preparation
for the cure of beucorrhoca. Ulceru-
tion, Displacement», Falling of the
Womb Scanty or Painful Periods. 'i‘u
more or Growthu, Hot Flashes. Desire
to Cry. Creeping fooling up the Spine.
Pain in the Back. and all female trou-
t bias. to all sending address. To moth.
era ,of suffering daughters i will ex-
plain a Successful Home Treatment.
If you decide 10 continue it will only
cost about 12 cents a week to guaran~
tee a euro. 1 do not wish to sell you
anything. I'l‘ell other sufferer of it.
that is all! ask. Address Mrs. M.
summers. Box 876,
yNotre Dame. lud.. . .
i Especially for "No 66'
. made on Singer Sewing
For Greatest Progress
For FAMILY, SEWING MACHINES
Kbsoiutely the liEhtést runninE loci;-
stitch Machine in the world.
For Embroideides, Laces and Tapestries
Most Recent Improvements
in sewing machines for manufacturing purposes. ,
Two Hundred Different Sewing Machines shown in
“”O'pe'ration fol-“Every Stitching Process. '
Machines f 3r famifiy use.
and
0' Brien a
widow Derby for Xmas.
The Misses Harriette Rudd and Joe-
elel. Vincent of Plttsfleid. Mass. an:
the guests of Miss Rudd' s sister. Mrs
V. Warren Champion.
street.
~Boys‘ Winter Caps. O‘Brien‘s.
The usual midweek service will Ill
held in the South Norwaik Congrega'.
tionai Church Thursday night devo
tional foliowod by praise service.‘
Christmas carols will be; sung.
-—Buy your Xmas H'd'k‘fs. while the
stock is fresh. M. S. Smith & CD.
It is formerly announced that a char.
tor to connect Ridgefleid by trolley
with Norwuik and New Canaan will
be asked of the next legislature b
William Wardvvcil and other New Can
nan men,
«Nothing more desirable for an
Xmas present. than a comfortable
Slipper. ' Our lines are complete
Glovers' the place.
The Christmas offering at the South
Norwaik Congregational Church, last
Sunday, for the purpose of defining
the expenses of the Sunday school at
the (‘ bristmas celebrates. amounted
to $96.6
-J W. Studwell has received his
christmaa stock of pianos and phon-
ogFaphs it will pax you to rail and see
before buying. Sold on easy terms
and no interest charged.
Buckingham Post. (3. A. R and tho
Rough Rider Glee Club will visit the
Newton Soldiers' Home next Wodncs
day evening. it is proposed to give
the home veterans a rousing enter
tainiuent.
-Miaslon and fancy gilt. clocks at
Reed‘s.
The regular monthly business meet
ing of thc Whatsoever Circle of Klug'i
Daughters of the South Norwalk Corr
gi'cgational Church will be held Tucs-
day at 8 o'clock, with Miss Lauder, No.
67 West. streeet.
~16 swam semlliws oranges 250; :1
lbs. Malaga grapes 250:,2 lbs new mix
ed nuts 25c. ..’l‘ Canto, R. R. Pl.
Thu new steam healing apparatus in
l‘utnuin Hose house In new in daily
and successful operation. Barry W
Mather has purchased the old lioaiur
which he has set up in his carpenter
shop in Water strcct
~0nyx tables. card tables fancy to
bios and labourettcs. at A. J. Collins it
00
When in doubt give handkercbiofs
\iiaa N. E. Ryfln is shelving exception
ally strong values this season in in..-
iai and embroidered goods. all very
neat patterns its a very fine selec-
tion and worth your inspection.
PLEASE YOUR FAMILY and pre-
serve your house by painting with 1..
A M, Paint.
Wears and covers like gold.
its lead With zinc. Non~chaikablc.
Money saver. Fulieat measure. Takes
least.
Bought from Watkins it now. South
Norwalk; l-lubboil at Staples Hard-
ware Co.. Norwaik; W. 8. (layer dc
Boa. Westport. Northrop Bros. Boath-
po'b , i 4 *
Saturday, Dec. 17th.
Fresh arrival of
., , Email Jersey Pork Loi‘ns.
l
. Boast, 1001b.
' ‘ " 120 1b. ; .
Fruit California Home, 100 11)
Beat Sausage in’Town, 120 _lb.
of Washington ‘
‘. . rive Mona sEPARATIONa.
Two Norwalk Divorces Granted in the
* Superior Court. Yesterday.
Id in the superior court short caleu
dm yesterday live div0rceu wore
lgriiuled as follows:
i Sadie 0. Hyatt from Louis E. Hy-
Iati. of Norwnlk, for doaertion anu
cruelty. She was also grants-d the "I"
tody of their two minor children. liar
ry ’i‘rucey agcd seven and riorcuce
Rollo aged six The parties were
Iiuairicd at Norwnlk, August 28. 1896
Her maiden name was Sadie 0. John
son,
Frederick H. Hazard from Bessie
‘A. Hazard, of Bridgeport, for Jose”
iion. They were married August 20,
1809. Her maiden name was Bessie A.
Mayo. » ~
Mary E. Boyce from Elmer M.
Boyce. for doacrtion. She was granted
permission to resume. her maiden
name, Mary E. F. 'l‘iuimciiin. They
were married March 17. 1887.
Elia Barron, from Frederick A. Bar-
ron. for deserilon. Permission was
granted for, her to resume her maiden
name. Ella llincks. They were mar-
ried April 24, 1882.
Edwin L. iianford from Chaloltc
P. Haiifmd for deacrtion lie was
given the (itstody of a minor child
Charles N. llunford ll Him a old. The
parties \\"'3I‘it married Door illcx “ii
183$. llor maiden name “no (flimw
.otte Padock.
A FRIGHTENED HORS..’.,
Running like mail down the atrce
lumping the occupants. or a hundred
lther accidents. are every day occui
rcnccs. it behooves everybody iv
love a reliable Salve handy nu
hero's none as good as Bucklcn‘s A:
rlira Salve. Burns. Cuts. Sores, E:
acma and Piles, disappear quickly uu
icr its soo hing effect. 250. at F. ii
Baxter‘s Drug Store. '-
ORDER OF NOTICE.
.i. Walter Thompson Company vs,
R. ll. Bullion cis. his.
State of Connecticut, F‘nilflell Conn
ty Superior Court. as” Bridgeport De-
cember 0th A 0.1004.
Upon the complaint of the said J
Walter Thompson Company praying
for rimsons ilieicin set forth. for ii
Judgment for $5000.00 damages rc-
tiiriiable to the Superior Chart, in and
for Fairlie-id County. on the first Tues.
day‘of January. 1906. it appearing to
and being found by the subscribing an.
illorilv ihat,ll. Ii. Bi‘lden. one or run
said defendants- is absent from this
state and genie to parts unknown. but
formerly resided .m. Norwalk in said
Fall-field Colin”. ,
Therefore Ordered, That. notice of
the pcudcncy of said complnlm be giv-
oii by publishing this order in the
Evening Sentinel, a newspaper pi inted
in South Norwalk in said town of Nor-
waik. three times successively, com-
mencing on or before the 22 day of Do-
coniber, A. D., 190 4.-
WM. '1‘. HAVihAND.
Ass't. Clark of the Superior Court for
Fairfiold County
State of Connecticut. County of
Fairilald; as. Norwaik. Conn. Dec.
filth; 1904.
The above and foregoing is a true
and attested copy of the original
”Order of Notice" and of the endow
meats thereon.
ttest.
Iii Mn "'“MWI‘JHA‘M m m“
1 Deputy slum rairsou Cfilgifi
.1 lug," writes‘aistaff correspondent of
' by the bridge guard, clever. compan-
‘ ' of the cinema; Il...l'. .s.i
, MIN'O CHMM‘MN iNGUIHY CLUB.
* able and interesting presentation of
. , It'd
lag thb subject from the standpoint of
, the new psychology
(Correspondence of Associated Press).
HARBIN, Nov. 16.-“Back and forth
filcng the railway, now that there is
(it much ingthe way of activolight-
the Associated Press. "one meets many
interesting acquaintances. nearly all
of’whom have some-thing of interest to
add to the general story of the war.
Coming up the last time across the it»
sun river. 1 was put up for. the night
.onable follows with some very intel-
ligent Chinese assistants. There is an
iron bridge across the river with a
cozy little fort at either end and a boat
patrolling the river beneath to guard
bandits. who are always on the slot
to annoy the lines of communication.
even if they cannot cut them. But the
railway guard is a very mobile organ-
ization and can concentrate a strong
force up or down the line at. short
notice, while the guard boat “makes
he river banks untenable for an en-
_yem '
"One of the Chinanicn on guard at
he bruise is a Very intelligent follow
from the south provinces and be pre-
dicts sweeping changes in China when
this war is over. lie docs not speak
as though be regarded Munchuria as
an Integral part of China. He said:
“‘Whocvoi Wins lb. 3 war is going
to take Manchuria whether it is Jap-
aucsc-or-Russian. China will not much
run-o, But when the war b5 crev- youi
no going to ace changes in China's
internal icononiy- ”lid is are a gun:
many of us oulcciaiiy in ibcs south;
who haw. studied IIli.‘ qursilou thor-
oughly. We know what‘wc want in fuel
way of Chinese reforms and we arc
going to get them after this war on
the border is out of tin. 'way.
"On a promontory high l'lIl()\C the
[lean is pinched it prctti ittic viiiigol
and here is established one of the mm
dean and rompaci littir- zcnistvo hos-
)itpls. One of the doctors had much
to say of the wounded. of whom he has
handled hundreds and 59011 thousands.
Curiously enough,‘ said he, ‘tho maj-
:ii-iiy-oi’ our wounded are shot in the
head. I attribute this to the shrapnel
bursting in the air. The Japanese. artii.
lei-y has been reaminsilile for the most
of our casualties so far.
the meat effective arm of the Japanese
eeivicc
“ We have many example. of tho
stoicistu and devotion of the soldiers
who come under our‘rare. l was at-
tending a (lying crissuck recently. He
was in tcrriblc pa‘u. i stopped and
asked him at the cod what tncssngc be
Illill to send io'hia part-ms or relatives.
But instead be .guvc the number of his
'iflo. trill nw \\‘Ill‘i".'.‘ it unis lilliI l"
ted that it should be sent to his cum-
inauder.
in the field hospitals file men are
rut 26 in a trot 'I‘iicy pi acne lbs-vii
iiscipiine oven in bed and elect ()llt! of
their tent. usually one of the less sov~
erciy wounded aa‘commandcr. in Hai-
.irciy wounde . as cainnmnder. in
Hui-bin the volunteer surgeons and nur-
ses have been a blessing!
"()nt of the things that will need
ionic explaining when the war is over
a how the Chinese bandits got their
arms. The majority of them carry
vinchester, but there are many Maus-
zrs and Japanese rifles among them.
no strangest of all many Russian
iflcs from the government factory.
'viilontly rifles that have been rejected
'Jy the inspectors but which could not
lave come into the hands of the ban—
dits unless they had been stolen and
iilicitly sold.
"There was an artillery ofllrnr in the
station at Mukdenwhcn I last passed
through. He had boon through seven
‘Witles and had the St. George's Cross.
llis views as an export were interes-
ting. He holds that the average Rue-
oye than horde its own Willi the Jap~
anese while iholr latest quickri o
.a bette.-. lint in the earlier fighting
he says the Japanese proved better
gunners and more adaptable in placing
nd making their batteries. The Run-
slnn guns in the earlier fights always
occupied the crests of the hills and
fired point blank. The result was that
boy were knocked out by the Japanesa
batteries cycry time. lint now the
Russians are using little except high
angle fire. it is not unusual to have a
battery of 200 yards in the rear of a
hill top and the firing is governed en~
tlrcly by talc bone and signals. The
result is that low the Russian artillery
:ord that holds its own with the .1111»
ancae.”
MOJI. Japan, Dec. 17.-—~Tho Japan-
can transport Man-bu audihe hospi-
tal ship itohilla were in collision today
off Shimonosiri. Both were damaged.
The Rnhilla was beached and the a "k
and” wounded soldiers were solely
ion on .
'POltiO. Dec if—Gen. swears! has
opened negotiations with the Japanese
Irmpfiilitl Port Arthur prov 'd
In for e proteo ion of the hospitals
of the city. He has furnished General
blast with a map showing the positions
«‘u .uw .“w
Last Sunday Judge Light gave illi
Psychology of Conversion treat-
Hie remarks
were attentively listened to and were
{halved by a general and animator.
transition. Tomorrow John it baw-
relics will melts the introductory adv
drain on» sadbioat anguished for the
W. Jr- he Supernatural. an
. isl zaigomegytg thaws
e or an or
loath'ilorwuik Congress»
its business on
0 have
figs: iii
ll
V Pa: or Lucky
against. sudden descents of the Chinese ,
It is much.
li‘i -...I
" 395 UP TO $5.00.
Christmas souvenir Postal Cards
outfit-sultrsjfz '9” so.
we Fountain Pan,
polll‘s
Larry‘s-t line of Skates in town.
5 it. up.
COLEMAN"
Illlcltlptitlflltinyl‘IlI!
.. _-V i- , t
. Agent for A. o. solidlns'l BMW
and Sporting floods. 7
r .
'4'th
ROLLING up ,oouans
is best accomplished by placing. what
you have in a good savings bank. For
as soon as they are deposited they com.
meuce rolling up more for you.
“lg more youdeposit the, faster they
ro .
m: - scorn m WALK
54 mm BANK
is prepared to start your dollars rolling
at once. it is not necessary that you
should have a large sum in order to be
gin the process. Start the account
with what you have, even if it is only
a few dollars.
THE SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
BANK
UNlTED BANK BUILDING.
N -A .~ W.,«.
" Ciiu Aasessmenl
Lists
LTIIl’.‘ City Assessment lists for 1004
have been lodged with me by the City
Assessors and the same will remain
open to the inspection of any person
liable to taxation in this City for the
period of twenty days from the date
IIM‘COI’. at my office.
Smith Norwaik. December 14th.
1904.
JOSEPH R. TAYLOR,
d15 3: City Clerk.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
”HOYT’S THEATRE.
ONE DAY ONLY.
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 17TH.
America's Greatest Character play
Our New Minister.
by
DENMAN THOMPeON AND GEO. w.
RYER. Authors of “The Old Home-
stead."
Direct from its four months’ New York
run. and with the original cast and
production.
THE FUNNiEST PLAY OF THE AGE
PRICES—Evening, 25c. 35c, 50c and
75c: Matinee, 15c. 25c and 35:.
Seats on Sale Tuesday, Dec. 13.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
FRIDAY, DEC. 23RD.
MR. HARRY MAR rELL
Presents the “groutifui Temperance
ran-.a.
”,The Volunteer Or
ganisl”
BY WM. 3. GRAY.
The Most-Talked About Pay of the
Arc.
SEE—The Realistic Snow Storm.
The Beautiful Church Scene.
The Life Saving Dogs.
This Elegant Production.
Endorsed by the Clergy of Evary Oe
nomination.
Pirvcn.
PRICES-45c, 50c. 750; first four rows
in Orchestra, $1.00.
NOTICE.
The inhabitants, legal voters. of the
Town of Norwaik. are hereby notified
and warned that a special town meet»
ing will be held in the Town Hall. on
Wall atroc‘, .u at. City of Norwalk.
Wednesday. December 21st. 1904. at ti
o’clock in the evening, for the pur-
poae of considering the (location of
consolidating all of the territory now
embraced in the boundaries of the
Tovvn of Norwaik. Into one city; slid
to tails such action as tho meetilig
may deem proper in the matter. all
savanna in a petition for such mobi-
ing limited by more than twenty cloc-
tors of said town. .
Dated at said Norwalit. the will day
At Half Price. ‘
And box
Noll? for The l‘lolid ill Selling
it is hard when to begin. «will be a unity,
know just wit Millers are so many things to to is and
things. useful it . ntai things: thlnus that We are.
fully selecting or months past to make this holiday equipment
none. The store has donned its Lhriltmse dress. The goo
hast adrenalin for easy choosing, nation has been
um; I" finally for the great throng-o gift norm on
want to raft night here that we've never been more completely; mil
thusinstioal y may than now. ,
:HRISTMAB HAND ERCHIEFB.
Of all the import at items that go
to make up the sum total of our Christ
mas soiling there is no feature more
mpo‘rtant than bandkcrchiefa. Such
assortments and values as we are
showing will surely command your at
tentiou. , ,
Dadies' hematite-bed heavy embroid-
ered handkerchiefs, veiy sheer linen.
at 39c each.
Ladios' hematitched embroidered
a'so embroidered scalloped handkcr
chiefs, a large assortment. at 26c.-
Ladien’ plain hemstitched and fancy
embroidered handherchlofs, at latte.
15c. 19c each.
Children's initial and plain hand
iterchiefs. 1.4 dozen in a box, at 25¢ a
THE BIG OHRIBTMAE
BOOK GALEIBEGINO
Thousands of books'lfor 31
these books will. be foun . ii;
moue copyright books of the ,
special feature will be a sale of
81. 26 copyright books by the
ebratod authors There are ties
hundred titles in this line. an ml
the lot lasts you may so not
them at 60c a volume Hundro
volumes of the world's best lit at .
handsomely bound
aooxs FOB aova ‘
BOOKS FOR GIRLB .
Special edition of gift books. be In
tifuiiy bound
The poets in handsome cloths
leather bindings
Lain-gen oooos
' F EVERY DESCRIPTION
Wish we had space to emphasize goiylngogggig’mtfito 2111032233 _:_
the whole Christmas stock of leather , , , 4
50“” W" We could tell you of the com. SELLING is A FEATURE
d. fferentltems in detail: can only note These are dressed dolls '
a few of the many worthy bargains as". dolls not dressed sleeping. dozls" .
our s ace is limited
Ladllas’ leather purses in black tan dolls that never close an eye. dolli. O
' all since, all complexions, all priceb
rcon and brown. 26c. -
8 Ladies‘ seal pocket books, single or “3“" be 919““ with the (MI gill/“Mr
A large variety of pressed an
double arses, 60c. . .
Blackpieather wrist bags. “fled in tiressed dolls unusually nice, at lilic.
white, with pur.se 59,, Variety of prettily dressed,
with eyes that open and close,
8 care sha ed black leather band
bag:1 with leuIIhor handle, lined in ”19 ““dres’led dolls. at 50° and }79°-‘
~ Dressed dolls with light and‘d
moire. $1. ., .
Black and brown leather wrist bags. hair dressed with si. he and soft w
braided leather handle, moire lined on fabrics. extremely pretty. at $1
, $1 50 and $1 98‘
$1.69
83—85 WASHINGTON 8T.
SOUTH NORWA
How
To Make
Christmas
Last
All the
Year.
Among Christmas Gifts there should always be one.
I
--a sort of general gift to the house—to furnish such a
source of constant appreciation and pleasure. that all '
would be continually reminded of the good things which ‘
Xmas brought. ,
Can you think of anything that will perform such a.“ (
mission as well as the Telephone? It isn't even an ere
i
Presented by a Cast of Well- Known
i
Sillill lib lleiiiiu.l
pence, for it pays more than the cost by saving’timc and E, .
labor. and by its general utility. shortly becomes the moat
valued of all your household conveniences.
«
The '50. N. ~ §
Telephone
. KBIEWR
BLOCK.
1
RAIN EOATh
Best Cravanelt e. deuille cape. $10
Special Barcain v
Fair. Pitt and cleared
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