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Mil—limits Residence.
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Bun rises 7 :05: sets 4 :24.
I-IIgh‘ tide 12:05 p. m.
“AOONIO DIRECTORY.
Opbir. Chapter, Order of the lantern L
Our. will hold a lar meetin this,
evening, at which ms there w it be
work. follows by refreshments.
"any Christmas shopping may be
brought about if individual shoppers
will each consider it. his on her duty
to help carry out the plan. Under the'
old regime, Christmas meant to thou-i
sands of workers behind the counters]
a «period oanessant toll with Insuffi-
cient rest. Under the new plan they
are not overburdened, and the shop-
‘ pent themselves are assured a bet-
ter opportunity for selection, prompt
delivery oi goods, better treatment
and a saving of dispositions. Shop
early in the month, early in the week,
and early in the day. Shop now.
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN-
Princess aprons, lltosenhaving a tiny
platted extension above the waist line,
are just the things to wear hlle work-
ing on the band made Ch mas gifts
that. are now under way: Ind perhaps
such a dainty affair would make an ac-
ceptable gift for some friend.
- _ Chinese and Japanese embroideries
in the barbaric colors that are suitn~
hie, red and blue and gold, appear on
most of the strictly up’todate gowns.
. and evening cloaks. There may be
only a touch here and there, but it is;
, sure to be found somewhere about
the garment.
Plain, inch-wide bindings, of velvet
and of braid, one following the other,
malts the richest imaginable trimming
for s. suit. of dark cloths. The cloth,
velvet and braid must exactly match,
though the different fabrics reflect the
light differently, of c0urse, and the suit
is indeed a thing of beauty. .
A touch of dark velvet ribbon among'
the laces and chiffon of fancy neck-
wesr adds to the beauty of the fluffy
stuffs. ‘
Jaunty little felt hats for dolly can
be obtained in mm» of the stores for
Ibo modest sum at ten rents; the
‘ shapes are as tuodish as possible and
it wouldn't. take much skill lil trim-
ming to produce a very stylish "crea-
tion.” ,
Those who are slender will find those
dressing sacques and morning Jackets
most becoming that are mud on broad
kimono lines or havo clrcula yokes of
insertion and ribbon, the iincs running
around the neck. edge of the garmet.
In the latter case, the body of the gar-
ment. is gathered full to the lower edge
of the yoke.
Fried cheese sandwiches from "Sum
day Night Suppers": Grate a cupful of
soft fresh cheese. Maire it into a paste
wgth cream, and season with a quarter
teaspoonful of salt and a pinch of, pop-
rika or black pepper. Spread this on
thin slices of bread from which the
crust has been cut, and put the spread
sides together like sandwiches. Lay in
a little hot butter in a frying pan or
blazer and brown lightly. , l
The face veil of not with a heavy
thread or two run along the lower edge
like the ribbon or crape border is a sat-
isf tory substitute for the mourning
vei as one lays aside first mourning.
Little ties of silk like the waist ap-
pear with the white lint-n, (‘(lllill' on
many silk morning waists.
Many are the surplice effects of the
winter season of 1907; when there is
no surpllce it is a foregone conclusion
that there is a fluffy lace jabot, and
sometimes there are both.
Be sure that you have style and
,grace to spare before you invest in one“
of those coats of wind or fur whose
kimono fleeves are so exaggerated
that. there appears almost no space,
between the arms and the waist. These.
are roomy and comfortable for evening,
Wraps, but for short fur coats, the fit-.
ted or semi-fitted styles are far more
natty.
Without the dainty and becoming
hair ornament no evening costume is
now considered complete, but it is saf-
est to try it with the gown it is to
accompany to be quite certain of the
effect.
Graceful garlands of an n ribbon are
eflective upon evening was of Brute
sets net. ,
Nothing fits more nugly, thereby
adding to the trim up ‘earance of the
waist, than the fine. silk elastic belts.
' If the wearer is inclined to stoutness
the plain ones in dark, solid colors are
best, but if not, there are many with
cubsteei 'nail heads that are uncom-
monly pretty.
Ongof the best costume color com-
binations of the season is that of a
great‘desl of brown and a much less,
quantity of blue, with touches of gold
«1 in the embroiderles.
When you take the children shop-
ping with you go in the morning if
you want them to enjoy themselves.
There is no fun being squealed in
among the older folks on the crowded
trolley cars in the afternoon or pushed
. about the stores by the eager masses
of le who seem to forget
the little folks want to see as much
as any one else. The little ones
stand no chance of seeing the pretty
things when entirely surrounded by
is so much taller than they are.
Buttonhollng and hand embroidery
are sly used in the decoration
.;
sivc
stove foundry in Americ
HORACE—R.— NASH, corner
, The
Stamford
possesses many little details of con-
strucrion' which add to it, Money,
yet do not detract from its simplicity.
_ Before buying a range, examine the
Stamford. Note its numerous exclu-
economizing constntct'ton. Stamford Ranges corps in many
sizes and styles at reasonable prices. Made in the oldest
I
.
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FRIDAY, 6263111“! 6/1907.
“~.. .4...‘
“The scorn rioayyALtc EVENING. SENTINEI.
features; its labor saving, fuel
a.
North Main and West Streets.
SPANISH WAR VETERANS.
Want Flag to Fly When Our Fleet
Sails for Pacific.
.iohn D. Milne, commander of Mc-
Kinley Command, Spanish War Veh
cross. of ,Norwalk, has received the
following communication froln the na-
tional headquarter, in lloston, dated
December 2:
The attention of Spanish War Vet-
erans is called to the fact that on
December 16, .1907, the. most pttWerful
fleet, of warships ever assembled llll-
der the flag of the United States will
sail for the Pacific Ocean, anti Spanish
War Veterans are requested‘to urge
that on that day all patriotic citizens
will raise the flag of our country as a
message to the boys of the fleet, wish—
ing them Hod-speed anti bou yoynae.
. lty order of
WALTER S. HALE,
Official : Commander-1M 'hiet.
.iOllN .l, DWYRR,
Adjutant General.
HEGEMAN PLEADED NOT GUILTV.
NEW YORK, Dec. 6.—~.lobn R. liege-
man, president of the Metropolitan
Life insurance Company, pleaded not
guilty today before Supreme- Cpurt
Justice Dowling to three indictments
charging him with perjury ln staking
false sworn statements to the state
idsurance department relative to loans
and transfers of collateral by the Met-
ropolitan Life insurance Company. ills
[trial was set down for Decemberi'ti.
STEAMER GUASCA GOES" DOWN.
R10 JANEIRO, Dec. 0.-—-Tbe Bruzal-
inn coasting steamer Guasca, Captai
Roman, 050 tons, has gone down off
Parangua, Brusll, as a result of a col-
lision with an unknown vessel, Thir-
ty persons on board the Chosen were
drowned. '
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Norwallt Securities t‘orportttion to
Elizabeth .lttctths. lot. itlmtiouttlia i’m-k
Extension. War. .
Norwalk Securities t‘orporation to
Ricco I'ilfillln, Iwu loin. "lltlflillllal l'isl‘li
Extension. ,War.
Very convenient for broiling a. few
oysters or a chop or tWo are the little
circular wire, broilers that fit into the
cover hole of the stove. for they do. not
necessitate retnoving all the covers as
the smallest of the oblong ones do, and
the smoke and odor do not come out
into the room if the contents are cov-
ered with a saucepan cover.
Report of the Condition of
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK,
at South Norwnik, in the State of (ion-
necticut, at the closest business Dew
cember it, 1907. '
Resources.
Loans and Discounts ...... $490,510.80
Overdrafts, secured and un-
secured .......... , ..... 594.82
11. S. Bonds to secure circu-
lation .................. 100,000.00
Premiums on U. S. Bonds. . 1,100.00 '
lionds, securities, etc. .....
ilauking house, furniture,
and fixtures ............
Due from National llanks’
tuot reserve agents)
Dut- from State 'Ilflnliil‘ and
15 I .03097
19,890.43
5,213.03
Bankers ................ 2,099.32
Due from approved reserve .
agents ................. 22,205.07
Checks and othercash items 111,104.29
Notes of other National
flanks .................. 7,795.00
Fractional paper currency,
nickels, and cents ....... 179.17
Lawful Money Reserve in
Bank, 112.:
Specie , ......... $41,076.50
Legal-tender notes 12,000.00
~—,———-— 53,076.00
Redemption fund with U. S. ‘
Treasurer (5% of circula-
tion} .................... 13,000.00
Total ................... $880,806.00
Liabllltieo.
Capital stock paid in ...... $100,000.00
Surplus fund ............. $100,000.00
lindivlded profits, less ex—
penses and taxes paid 85,034.83
National Bank notes out-
standing ............. 99,000.00
Due to other National Banks 10,588.94
Dttevto State Banks and
[tankers ................ 3,485.00
Due to Tntst Companies and
Savings flanks ......... 2,215.68
Individual deposits subject
to check ............... 897,174.08
Demand certificates of de«
posit. .. ................. 28,790.87
Certified checks . . . . . . r. . 810.00
Notes and bills rediscount-
etl ...................... 14,000.00
Bills payable, including cer.
tlflcates of deposit for
money borrowed ........ 45,000.00
Total ................... $885,850.00
State of Connecticut, County of Fair-
field, tut:
of morning jackets for gifts.
Buttons made of lace gathered to a'
(1
1h blouse is :- center knots
mates Its-bade.
‘ , ‘To clsnn light kid slippers, says the
‘ m lands! Post. put one-half an
of tendon in a saucer. dip a
of clean flfllllql In it and rub on
of white man. As soon as 11»-
booms soiled take a fresh
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"CORR;
i
i
ll
covered mould use a center
MI knots re a very e cctlve dec-
oration for l c or othe looses. ift
l, Wilfred Ilodweli, flashler of the
abovenamed bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to
the best of my knowledge and belief.
WILPRED ilODWELL. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 0111 day of December, "07.
GEORGE P. REARSE.
Notary Public.
f‘ttri‘eci—Aiirsi: ~
EDWIN Ii. MATIIEWi-iuN.
HENRY SEYMOUR.
CHRISTIAN RWARTZ,
[Art-curs.
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_:—_
lieacon—iias he been successful
with his new airship? Egbert—Par-
tially so. He goes "up in the air" eV'
ery time he tries to start the thing.-—-:
Yonkers Statesman.
Report of the Condition of
THE FAIRFIELD COUNTV NATION.
AL BANK.
of Norwalk, in the State of Connecti-
cut, at the close of business, Deco-tn-
IM‘r 3, I907. I
- Resources. , .
Lonns'and Discounts ......$.'.tt0,:lz9.42
Dyerdrnfts, secured and lili-
secured ................ 101.09-
l’. S. liontls in secure- circlh
lotion ' . . _ 100,000.00
Ilonds, securities, etc. .....
ituuklng house, furniture,
and fixtures .............
_itut- from Nullotml flanks
Itiot reserve agents)
Due from State flanks and
79,750.00
1 5,000.00
17,194,119
ilankers ..... . .......... 1.201.715
Due from approved reserve
agents ........... ~ ...... 451,308.49
Checks and other cash items
Notes of other National
iianks ..................
' 2,900.”
2,005.00
icon AT $3.93! It seems like the im
snousnyo SALE»
OMEN’S SUITS
, and Coats. for Tomorrow.
Av JANUARY SALE NOW
Tomorrow's sale practically means every Suit and cvcryl Coat in our entire stock offered at about fifty cents on the
dollar or less. We've'hadsome great sales in our Women's Suit Department, but tomorrow's selling will make all others
appear more dwarfs to comparison. For instance, THINK OF BUYING A WOMAN’S FULL LENGTH KERSEY
possible. HOWEVER, YOU KNOW WHAT A BOSTON STORE AD. MEANS.
THEREFORE, BE AMONG THE WISE ONES AND BE ON HAND HERE TOMORROW. ‘
Women’s Long Black Goats, $3.98. . Women’s and MisseS’Su’its, $9.98.
.' 1 ' I . . ' . . . . " . ‘ . , .‘ . . . . . .
\\ omens 50-inch Llatk ktrot) (081% WWW”) l‘l‘l‘m‘lv “e have Just forty-five Suits, mixtures and plant colors.
soutachc liraitl'll‘llllillttfl. and right up to Hit: liliillllt‘ ill style, all sizes, matlc Prince Chap coat and plcatctl 5km with fold»
ht?" can t dupltcntt' llllb mat ltmlt'r $10.00. it" 1"”! can W." 5\'o two suits. alike, and the models are entirely ticw. flutt-
it new ‘ l . » , , ’
‘ m-n bt‘lllllg at $20.00.
., Tomorr on . . -
ow .1?" $3 98 ' Tomorrow the price $9.98.
, Women’s Broadcloth Coats. $8.98. $25.00 Suits forWonien, $12.98.
.7 Wontcn's Ilt'uvy llrnntit'ltttlt i'outs, in black only, liltlb't'
anti scnti~ftttrtl hat-ks, entirely lined with billlll, ll'llllllit'll .witb
inserts of velvet and silk brztitl. This is :1 regular Rutgngtluc.
i
Just stop and think what/:1 saying it means, right in lllt'
illitl'~l of ilit‘ xt-nsou. ttt llIi\'t‘ your choice of our t’lli’ll't‘ stock 1.1
$15.00 Suits, any style. any color, or any size ~~ttnt inst wzt
son's goods, but new. ttp-iwtlutt- Suits: some how only just
bet-u put itt stock.
Tomorrow's price, $8.98.
Now is the time to buy .a .
Saturday‘s price, $12.98.
iiil3$€83SWSWMIO¢€W
Illf‘lft'lli. and cents ......
Lawful Motley Reserve in
Bank, viz.:
Specie ............. $15,515
Legal-tender notes. . . 9,000
tlt‘t'nctlonni paper currency,
l I2l.’.’ti
Redemption. fund with 11. S.
‘i‘rcasurefi 1.5% of circula-
tionl ‘
24,513.00
.'. 1100,00
. . . . . . . . . , $050,040.05
Liabilities.
('npitul stock paid in ...... 200,000.00
Surplus fund .......... v. .. 40,000.00
lludivitled profits, less ex-
penses and taxes paid. ..
Notional flank notes out-
“ standing ...............
Due to other National Ranks
Total .
39,7290
100,000.00
5,440.72
Due to State lint-tits and RN
ilankers ..... . ........... 1,77’. "
Due to Trust Companies, '
uml Sittings llanks .‘ ..... I .lfli.lt.
l)lllil"lltls unpaid ,,,,,,,,,.; 5.
individual deposits Mlltlrcl
to check ............... 465,310.48
Demand certificates of do“ .
ltfrhll ................... IJOQRO
Certified checks .......... iii-.00
Cashier's checks otttslnnd- ,
ing ..................... 224.11
liills payable, including her.
tlflcates of dr-fislt ufor "
25.00000
money borrowed ........
Total ................... $880,040.00
State of Connecticut, County of Fair-
fleld,‘ss.:
I, L. C. Green, Cashier of the show-
named bank, do solemnly swvar that
the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
L. C. “RE 3.', ('ashler.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 51b day of December, 1907.
FREDERICK A. PILLS,
Notary Public.
Correct—«fittest:
EDWIN 0. REE-21,1111, ,
M. if. CLOVER, .
('iiAS. I". TRISTRAM.
Directors.
' w an... of on 615.05.”...
me count NORWALK rsusr co.
at. the close of business on the 3r
tiny of December, 1907. -
. Asset...
Loans and Discounts ...... $140,044.83
Overdraft» ................ ti 11.91
Stocks and Securities, not
. including those set aside
for Savings Depositors . . 214,350.00
Premium Account. ......... 2,470.00
Furniture and Fixtures . . . . 3,000.00
Banking Rouse ........... 22,000.00
Due from other Banks.
Bankers and Tntst Com-
panies ............... .. . . 5,748.33
Due from Approved Reserve
Agents ................. 33,295.34
United States and National
Bank Notes ........... . 30 25900
Gold Coin ................ 2,102 50
Silver Coin . ............. . 2.20000
Minor Coin ............... 176 48
Checks and Cash items . . . . 2,944.29
Fund set aside for Savings ‘
Depositors ...... . . . . . _. . . 632,449.00
Total, Assets ........ "$1,091,049.“
Liabilities.
Capital Stock .. ........... $ 50,000.00
Surplus Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17,000.00
Other Undivided Profits,
less current expend" and
taxes paid . ............. 38,332.10
Due to Banks, Bankers and
Trust Companies 10,217.53
Dividends Unpaid ......... 1.00
General moo-its $230,382.33
Deponts ln Sav-
Depart—
111.1le I-3. HOY'I',‘Trr-nsun-r. l
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this bill day of December, 1 .
lugs
merit 095,581.50
Total Deposits 924903.83
Bills Payable 20,000.00
Trust finds . ............. 21 .13612
Total Liabilities 51.091540.“
State of (kmnecticnt. County of Vain.
field, 11s., South Norwalk, Der-ember
ft. 1907.
1. Charles E. ffoyt, Treasurer of the
aforesaid Trust Company, do solemnly
swear that the foregoing statement is
true '10 the best of my knowledge and
hello . '
M
El‘ENCER B. ADAMS.-
Notary POW.
. .. 3.....r...‘.1t.4.t.
with lsalu-l (flurry fur, ltiglt mil-tr nt' lilt-utlctl Squirrcl, beauti-
fully nmrlc and tailored. This (out was bought to 51‘” as a
$25.00 Special.
Tomorrow's price is less than wholesale—$16.50
General
d Most Complete Showing of Holiday Goods Ever
Yet Displayed by the Boston _ Store.
FUR LINED COAT
for a Xmas Gift.
Women’s Long Black lirnutlt-lutlt (fonts, lined throughout
! FOpening ALL HOLIDAY GOODS!
The» Finest an
A
V I Full length Scarf of Opossum fur; $5.00 is a very low
price, Ml don't miss getting out-
Tomorrow, at
A Big Bargain in
was. ' X
$2.49.
To- ,
morrow
O .‘ 0
Pin Cushions.
The roots lmnutlful line of Fancy
Cushions t-vo-r rhowu All tinitliy,
slim-r efim Is, and most delicate colors.
25c to $3.00.
Comb and Brush Sets ,
iland painted back, fancy port-elttlu.
o-lmtrv sets. etc, '
’ so: to 32.00..
Military Ill'iliilli’ti, at
$1.00 and $150.
Back and Side Comb
Sets
Amber and shell, plain or font-v,
50c to $21.00 Set.
Handkerchiefs. .
Handkerchiefs for Men, Women and
f'hildren. some of the dalntlesl crea-
.0
lions ever shown. Also the tours
practical kinds,
For Men, So to 50c ca.
For Worm-u, So to $2.00 ea.
1"er (ll’illtll’v'n, .._.
O O
Wnttng Paper.
The wry best, grade Paper. put up
in fancy boxes, Holly and Row do»
signs. also many pretty novelties.
1.5: to $1.50.
Books.
. 50c to 50¢ ea.
Copyright Rooks, $1.08
Children's Picture Books, 5c up
llenty and Alger Books. 19:
And Mexican Drawn Work.
"and Embroidered Sofa Pillows. com:
pleteiy made and finished. $5.50
Pillow Tops, , 25: to $2.00
Renaissance Doylies, 19c to $2.98
Renaissance Tray Cloths, $1.19 to $3.00
Renaissance Scarfs. $1.00 to $3.98
Mexican hand drawn work
Squares. file to $3.98
Scarfs, $1.25 to $0.00
Ilemstitched Linen
Squares. 19: to 00¢
' Trays, 50:: up
‘ Scarfs, 50c up
Illltonholo-ti work. .
Oval Doyiies. It: to 09¢
Scarf». 50: to 00¢
Trays. 2!: up
Art Goods' '
‘TOYLAND’ Opening
SANTA CLAUS’ HEADQUAR-
TERS FOR XMAS DOLLS.
TOYS, GAMES, ETC. for
the Children of The Norwalks
and surrounding country. Our
entire thirdfloor.
Holiday Gociis in all our depart-
ments, wtli be opened tomorrow, with
enlarged space for Children's Books,
Glows, Handkerchiefs, Umbrellas,
Leather Goods and Novelties in China
and Brion-Brae.
MECHANICAL TOYS. ‘. 25c to $1.00
TRAINS 0F CARS, 5°C to $5.00
DOLLS, 101: to $25.00
HORSE AND WAGONS, 501: to $2.50
DRUMS. 25c to $2.50
SL503, 50c to $5.00
. DOLL GO-CARTS, 50c to $7.00
TRICYCLES for boys or
girls, $2.50 to $10.00
GAMES. too to $1.50
TOPS, 10c to 50¢
DOLLS’ DISHES, 10c to $2.00
PLAY HOUSES. $1.50 to $3.00
PIANOS. 25c to $2.50
RUGBY AND FOOT BALLS, $1.00 UP,
Perfumery. -
(‘olgato's Perfumes, in fancy boxes
anti baskets, 1°C to $1.00
f‘olgatr's Perfumes in built, 29c ox.
Colgate}; 'l‘oilt-t.‘ Waters, 39 and 50c
Hosiery
For Men, Women and Children.
our assortment of Plain and Fancy
iioslery for all members of the family
exceedsall previous displays.~ Single.
pair or half dozen pairs in boxes.
We want: to call especial attention to
ottr line of Women’s Silk Haslett,
made with linen spliced sole, heel
and toe, best grade spun silk, ins
, trons finish, $1.50 and $1.75 '
Women's Silk Embroidered black and
colored Lisle Hone, very effective
patterns, 50c and 756
Women's Fine lliack Cotton Hose,
iiermsdorf dyed, three pairs in a
box, $1.00 box
Men’s Silk llose, black or tan, Onyxl
brand, » $1.50 pr.
I Men's Fancy rllntbroltlered or Plain
Lisle Hose, 25: and 5°C
' Jewelry.
liilvcr and tit-ltl .lo'Vvt'l (East's, colored
satin lltlt'tl. 25c to $3.00
Tell i’ins, 25c to $1.50
lirooches, 251: to $1.50
Hot Pics, 25c to $1.00
iteauty i'itts, 1°C to $1.00
l’nlicy ”tickles, 25c to $1.00 l
" Leather Goods.
\\'.- are indeed profit! of our Leather
floods showing. i'Zt't-ry desirable style
is here.
Hugs, 50c to $0.00
l'flf‘li‘lillofllifi, 25: to $3.00
$1.00 to $5.00
Gloves.
Who fines not. appreciate a pair of
Glow-s as a, gift‘.’ Every Glove that.
leaves our department goes with the
usual lloston Store guarantee.
('ollar and (luff firm-s,
\\'unwil'e4 crimp l'. & 1... French Kid
Gloves, block. all colors and white,
$1.15
Womt-n's Villier S-ciasp Real Kid
(limes, all colors, at $1.65
One-clasp f‘ape Gloves, maunlsh effect
in tons and browns,‘ $1.25
One-clasp Mocha Gloves, $1.25
Ellen's one-clasp Kid Gloves, $1.50
Children‘s Z'clasp Kid Glove, $1.15
Long Gloves for Women.
8-button Kid and Mousquetnire Gloves,
all colors,
12-bitthon. $2000
iii-button , , $3.50
Neckwear
For Men.
1'90l§r;~ .i-‘our-in-llands,‘ lint-Wing.
Ascot or iiowu, guaranteed all silk. .
Reversible style Four-ln-iland, dainty
or medium colors, 50:
Four-in-liands in fancy boxes,
25¢! and fade
Shield chks and lion's. 25:
"Silk Scarfs for wear with dress
suits, $1.00
Suspenders.
Monarch Suspenders, the only war-
ranted suspender on the market.
Single pairs, fancy boxes,
Single pairs, fancy boxes, 15o
Combination boxes—Suspenders. Arm-
iets and Supporters, $1M box
FRAMED PICTURES.
' .On our enlarged third floor. we are exhibiting the grandest display of Pictures to be found in Connecticut. The
display Is so perfectly arranged fh‘nclections can be made with but little trouble.
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