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THURSDAY. DEC. In, 122.
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Nlnlaturo Almanac for Tomorrow.
Sun rise: 7: IO . sets 4:24.
High title 5 :51 a. m.:6
MADONIC DIRECTORY.
Old Well Lair, No. I“, F. and A. M
Meet. in uonlo ,Buiidlnx. South
Main street, lot and 3d Tuesday: or
each month—duly a d August ox-
oepted~nt 8 o'cloc All Master
Motions cordially Invited. Charles
1‘. MIIlII, W, M. Robert M. Wilcox.
Sec.
Butler Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M.
Meet: in Masonic Building, South,
”Main street, 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
each month-duly and August ex:
. rented—at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arrh
‘ Mason: cordially Invited. Thaddeus
(layer, it. 1’. Robert M. Wilcox,
Sec.
Ophir Chap, No. 52. Order Eastern Star
Meet» in Maoonlr Building, South
Main street, 2d and 4th Wednesdays
of each month—-—~.luly and August ex.
ceptedwat 7:45 o'clock. All mem-
' hers (I! 0. E. 8. cordially invited.
Minn Edna Mills. W. M. Mrs. ldu
sherer. Sec.
THE HOSPITAL CONTROYERSV.
’iho letter in this iuum- from Dr.
' Charles G. iiobannan, in whit-h he ro-
nigns an mm or the hospital staff phyo
.fllciillli‘. and girl-s his rrasonu therefor.
planes the lunar that has boon under
diacuualon in The Sentinel tort-tunic?
time pant clearly before the public,
and in a conciuo and emphatic man-
nor shown the objections to the pres-
l‘fll rule to which exception has been
taken
by the rule. it seems, the wishes of
the patient under. certain circum-
ittances are not oonsidrred.intt he or
she must accept the medical attention
that the rule enforces. in short,
iihtllllti it. be deemed necessary that a
pationt: luv-taken to the hospital. and
be unable to pay for a‘private room.
or it a private room ‘nanuot ho secur-
ed wilt-n rvquirtul. tht- patiunt, has no.
option as to'wbat Int'tlioal skill. in to
In,» at his nerviw. Au it in gt‘tlt’l’flily
.t'llnt‘i'lll‘ll, by phystiggianu as well as
laymen. that tip» bum mum run only
be obtainmi in medical treatment
when tiut'IOI' and patiqnt are in the
moat cordial l't‘ltillliliri, tor illt' patient
to be duprirt-d at tho uwryit-t-o of his
Iat‘orlte llllj'f-ill‘iilli woman but be tlolri-
lnI-nlal to tho pallvnt. and bouillon d0-
privt'u the tit-sirod physician of tho
lil‘iil'lit't' to whlt'b he in entitled.
it. would Sovrn that in the Norwalk
lloitpilal there in not. the nocosaity
tor the rule objm-tod to that there. is
in hospitals ot largo-r onion. and that
it can he so modiilt-d an to romove tho
prurient Objection to it.
OF. INTEREST T40 WOMEN.
The housekeepers of tho land
should do their part toward simplify-
iugthin business at informal enter—
taining, oayn the author oi” Sunday
Night SuppI-rn; be your ourv that it is
better taste and highor I-njoynp-nt to
entertain simply a halttlozvn tiInI-s
than to have an "Plahtil'nlv tum-lion
once in two or three Nt'initlllfi. and most
of tin will agrm- with hurt».
An all black hat in ”in last port‘wt't-
Until recently. ianhionabh- .nIotorinI:
rlotlIt-II have boon hidden bunnath in»
figuring wraps. but nowadays tln- mit-
04' garments are an smart'au tho tine
gownu they protect, and fit*l‘llt3t'ilitit'
an well,
Lavish trimmingsot chinchilla upon
a gray gown utriko Ullt' as tho last
word in things in portoct art'ortl. This
In a lovely 'tur that. is more popular
abroad this sat-anon. than on this side
of the wntor.
Stretchrd uillt Ult- r butkratn {inmost
halt proven vmy popular in thI- at-a
non It nIilllnt ry. Those hats are light
but an the buokram does not hold
iii-i shape owr well, thoy att- better
suited for dross hats than for prac-
tical, owryday wear. .
Plaitvd ohiti'on makes youthful and
dressy evening bodioes for young girls,
and the slightly ion or llutr-h hook is
‘ desirable tor this style- of garment if
it In at all becoming. .
:2gp. m.
KING LIES IN STATE.
Sort-owing Sweden View: Remains of
Stricken Monarch.
STOCKHOLM, Doc. 12.~Beginninz
tomorrow the general public will he
admitted daily lrom to a. m. to I, p.
m., to thP chapel in the palace, when.»
tht' body of King Ot-lt'l'll' will lie in stolen
The catatalqun will be guarded by high
military oflict-ra and Ittato omt'lals.
To REVIVE STATE FAIRS.
HARTFORD, Devi. 12.——A meeting
was held In the capital today, of thorn
who are interenu-d in the revival ot a
state fair, and the meeting had no soon-
er opened than it was ovidont two tar:-
tlonl would be in. contention. One of
‘theue [actions is made up or I’f'pfeiil'll-
“tires 0! the Connecticut agrlt-ultur-
III mlety. which formerly managed
the late tam and member: or the
aisle tIlr, incorporated the new body
which wants to run a fair at Charter
Oak Park, made up at tho other, The
discuasion immediately opens-ti and an
010". wall made to get tho gathering
to connider some form or nun-oment
to nettle exiltin‘ dillicultit-II.
figfi-m emit:
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'in Norwalk.
leeway tiiiti‘wrtil.
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Ollloinls Listen to Complaints
(cautioned From First Pane
instance. It seems probable that Win-~
nipnult will have a twentyvminuto nor-
Viro, intttrad of thirty. an at. preuent,
tor system will be changrd and that
the Newton: avenue auction will be
taken better care of.
It won brought out that the dithculty
to maintain the schedule has been due
to II large. extent to tho lack of pther
Thin is to be remedied by the Illltlitl‘
ling or new machinery in tho Moadow
utroet power ntulion.
Youlerday' Ir gathmlng wait the roaull
of the work of the ooinmlltee appoint-
t'tI by the Norwulk City Council to In«
youtlgnto the situation and report. At
their “mutual tho (’iunnootirttt (‘oIn-
pany tIillt'LabI came to Norwaik. The
gathering orrurrt-d ut the Council
chamber in Wall ntrwt and was pro-
Nllit‘li over by Mayo Charles A. bioti-
lipid. 4
ln opening tho rontvrenro. the may-
or raid; "limitlonion. WP d at w
to ask too murh and We don' to
tell you how to do biting-nu. We be-
lieve the company is as Ixiouu an wt-
are. to have: a good service."
(You cilman (I. ll. liilworth. ot the
Counrai cominlttop on the matter add-
ed that the subject had been put 4l4l4|l
to tho Council by the people
Trailio Manager Smith said that unr
doubtodly throe-quartern of tho II‘Olllllt'
betwven trolley ownpanion and the
people in due to look of frankness. anti
he tilt-.reloro urgvtl that everybody lu~
as frank as pottttible in the trontmonl
of tho Inattt-r at hand. He wanted
et'orybotly to art no InenIbt-m of n
oompany.
'I‘bo rt-ct-nt report. of the oily (‘onnt-il
committal», onlhe ultuation was pro-
aonted by Mr. lillworlh. it was: tit»
ctded to take up its (‘letillilliH anti
rerotnnwndntions by paragraphs.
’l'ho tlrnt (:otliplaint, was about the
tranIIIer point. Main and Wall ntt‘twla,
it was brought out, how
ever. that there was not unanimity on
this point. Some. people favoriil‘iain
and Wall streets and others want it
moved as far up as the post ()mtll‘.
Probably no change, will be made.
The next complaint was that the
connections at. tranuter points Wt‘l‘t‘
poor. This had been recently rem-
edied considerably by changing Wlht‘
timetable. The greatest trouble. Mr
I’underiord said, is to get doiinito com-
plaints.
' No Ismail amount of tho romplaii‘p
.ing has been against the- oats not in»
log on time according to tho Ht'llt'lillit'.
Superintendent Kaltwaauor. of tho lo-
cal division, had boon kooping’ a reward
and Mr. Pundertord read it. This
record was for a Saturday. Snndu'y.
Monday and Tuesday. -
This showml for 244 trips on Satur-
day. 67.5 were on lilllt' lI-lelyht‘t'tIIIti
Ill? not owr thttvtv
minutos late and ti? ow r thI‘et- tliili-
nttsI-I late. The uplunation ol this
poor IIhowinI; wa~t poot |Itivw r on ac
count ol a himktlown at the Monitor»:
.‘illt‘t‘l [IOWt'l station.
'l‘lp- nhowing ol‘ the- other ”item Ilayu
was Iillllil ltt'ilt'l and in lttl as. good
as could he t'xllt't‘lliti. Mr. l’IIntlt-rt'ot‘tl
stair-ti. (in Sunday, out or 1:78 tripa.
97.8 were on timo, (In liontluy, out
of 358 trips. 93,?» were on iilllt‘. (in
Tllt‘h’tiily, out. of 1:64 trips. unit wI-ro on
time. The rI-port also showed ‘thnt
most of the latenona ot' the cars on
these. three, days was (illt' to waiting
for trains at tho South Norwnlk depot.
in Bridge-port, Mr. l’nndort’ord atl-
nIittotl. the rontlitionn are wry. wry
bad. hllt. ho said the, company in work
ing night, and day to not. in shape.
Whoa the Connecticut. (‘ompany took
o'wr the proportion of the (Ionnm-tinnt
llallway anti Lighting Company in
ltridgoport. it. found itself to have boon
badly "stung? At South Norwalk it,
had found thtgonginn ontl “abort." 'l'o
obviate this ii'Ullilit’, Mr. l’liIIdoI‘i’oi-Ii
hold that two :ttithharm-power engined
art- being iliHIiliit‘li, with new illiiit'r
oquipnwnt. An auxiliary ‘waler supply
ht also being ligurI-ti on to ovorromv
tlw rt’t'vnt tlitllt‘lllly. Mr. llilwortll
Willi of tlw opinion that it tho trolley
Ht‘llt'tillit‘ Int-t all ' tralnI-I. dill" pr-oplo
would be stationed. Mr,‘i’untlt>rtortl
took oxooption to this and did not lut-
go out of town. tin this point. 'l‘t'alllt-
Manage-r Smith raid further that. t‘uu~
tiltnlt‘llittiiy a trolley schedule is made
up for Iot'al riding. 'l'IIo trailit‘ to
traina ilt' said. in not, over (Illt' per
tt'lll.
'lhr- stop-our million) with trana
it'll-i was thulnpiontd tllll’liy by John
.I. ”union, of tho Norwallt Itusinc-au
Men's Association conunittm». .Vlr.
ilanlon IIOI'Iiill't'd that the Norwalk bus—
iness mon lone Inch. luminous trout
Norwalk people. Who work in South
Nurwalk and who are unable to stop-
over in tho business at-ction of Nor-
walk. To this. Mr. l’undertord replied
that tip- stopover is not fair. as the
whole basis of the trolley business in
tho- nirkel fare, This flf't‘tllld i‘arr- in
just. what the company is: looking for,
as many rides art- exrt-ssivvly long
for t'Ivt- coma. lie polntI-d out. tho ritit-
from Winnipauk to illt' Dill'ii'll town
lino, soy-Wu and one-halt llliit'fi. if or-
til'yillofly took advantage of this, Mr.
Pnndorford doolarnd that the com-
pany would go into hankruptoy. This
in at the rate of two~thirds of a cont
:1 mile. when it in a rocognizml prin-
ciple of ntrtwt railroading that. the
company has to got one. and one-half
routs per mile In order to have a pay-
ing proponition. As to Mr. llnnlon'u
complaint about. Norwalk Mort-keep-
.t-rst' luminous being injured by patté
'mvnIzt-rst not having ntopover privi-
Itrtp-n. Mr. Punderford‘ said that this,
of oourrte. la unlortunate for Norwalk
busineua mt-n. tin tho» HIIl)th'I..OF long
rides, Mr. Pundorlnrd nluo pointod out
the 'rtdt- of 4.6 miles from Norwallt to
Rotnn Point. tho company getting only
about om- rent pt-r mllo.
No small amount of rornplalnt halt
boon madt- about the trannltir Ityntom
from Went to East avenue and vim-
wtrna. ThI-‘otllriaht wy-ro uhown that
are frequently compo-lied to go tho
lonmtt way to a given point. tin thr-
taro ot IL Mr. ilmltb nnld that it
looked an if the pt-uplo'u mmplainl. in
limit and n chamo- nhmlltl br- mndo. Mr.
l'undrrtord drew attention to the lit!-
lIllity of wine pattut-tIIII-rn ' looping the
loop."
proVont thin. a t'hullgv will luv mad".
MI- Pundortortl Ihmlflhl that poutdhly
it «mid be arranged by doubly punch
in: a trunnion 'l‘n nhow how the
that the Final and Wet-It avenue ll‘allllv l
.5 tool quItitlod In spending any room
rbartur town Through ( bI-utnut, III rent
lit-w that most of HIM pt‘tlpit‘ who ritio .
untlt-r the present. nyutem, pattm'ngero ‘
lt' II «rho-me can be adoptod m Ito
ho nttlttiunttl mtulltimm in Now Ila
It'll whmu mun tr-atutbt ,‘ntllllti hutl
lu- . n itlltttu- d, l
MI Smith explained that his pmd
tion as trailio managt r I» to u prurient.
the people, and said he. Would do the,
.hoIIt he could for the people of Non
walk lilo luminous in to wrote
oonronlen‘re poasible tor tho publir.
Mr. Smith also mentioned the prupmt»
od loop at the south Norwnlii depot.
but Itpoko of the monetary nituatlon,‘
and said that the romp-any does not
IllOllf’y
rhnngt'».
than III-t-mtuary until times
The rompauy already ban a
to tho oaut- hound depot.
A floating intruder point in Norwalk.
t'xlt‘lltlillg tioin the tool of Mill Hill
to the pout ollltzo wan IiiHl'ilHHt’ti at
unltw length, tin wax aluo tho t'tllliztm'
tion at the rumor of Main and Wall
Hll't’i‘lli. it baa III-MI t-lainwtl that lilo!
I-ongontion in III-IiIIIn-I. With all of tin-
rain oi the Hyatt-III InaruhalI-d llII~I-,o
Mr I’ ntlt-Iiord could not hollow tho
'I tation would bi.- wry serious. ”t'
mentioned in illustration, the number
of ours which pans tho. rather» (I!
l‘hurrh and Chapel parents. in New
iiuwn, where no rompiaint is heard.
4 No Illllitil share of tho kicking
againut the trolley Itorvioo has been
made by the people at Newmwn iin"
nuo..-v~ The_ report, of Suptlrintvndent
Kaltwauuer showed. that llt’Hlet‘t tho
romplaintn the riding on the Newtown
avenue line in very light ’l‘lit- rooord
ht- nubmilted was for the Litter part
oi" (Ittobt-r and the first of Nowniher
()n 0th day. for inntanro. ltli litvtipit'
were carried during .31! tripu. (In this
tiny Illt‘ dvvrago [It'l' t' 31‘ mile wan- " iii»
tln another day, out ot‘ ‘llt; lt'litt, Itit
tIIInnt-Ilgt-ru were ("I'il'lit'Li tilt illitlillt'l‘
/tiay hi szI-tItI-ugrru wm (.li‘lit'tl timing
tit; “in“. The awratp on this lint in
about one and one- hall‘ pquo- ngt- rs per
trip. and lotus than two per our nIib-.
Italny days brough Lilli pauseugI-ru per.
our Inilo. '
’l‘ho t'hanglng ot the ItolIt-Iiulo was
dismissed. A forty illll'llllt' unlit‘ullllt' to
tho South Norwulk tit-pot, was talked
of. but nothing dt'flniltl Wilfl‘tltit‘itieti
upon. Sttperlntont'itnt KailWilNi‘it'l' in
considering the. tWI-nty‘ minutg- schotl
tile for Winnlpauk which will loinow
tht III-resulty of the t-lr'hool and Wald
Iuroot our and may :quI thin liil' ot
tht- rumor of Wt~ut4ptut aw-nuo 4t-vory
iwonty minutes“.
AM to running tho (ill‘I-i through from
Norwmk to ilridgvport. Mr. i'untlerr-
t'orti said the company would rovort
to Westport as the changing point, i:
Illt' pt-oplo want it. Ml. >Il.»Wili-i Illatlt
plain that thi-t iii not dot-tired
In (lllllli'tiliml with the railing on
oi the llttllll'fl of Ntlt't'lh, Hupttinttn
tlI-nt Kallwauso'r said that ho had in
‘fill‘llt'it'tl thI- Inon to tlo this. Mr. l‘nu
tlI-rt’ord Halli this wau a hard ruh- tI
Inako tht- oontlnt-toru lle- up to, bu
thin will ht,- dtum an murh a..- [ttIHHiiIii
.\lr. l'IInIirrt'ord ttrmv at'tvtnion it
the tart that lht‘ (ItInnm-tlt-ul llotnpun)
is operating in Norwalk under numb
ill’tliliit'l‘ I'ontlltiona than ftII'Int-I'ly‘and
l'l‘lllllldt‘ii those pro-aunt that‘ it had
not luktiu lilllt'll urging to uI-t'uro tht
change-It, lwt'ttllHt' Illt' omnpany had
won that tiu- change- uau put.
lir. .I. l). Win and t'ount-‘llnnln lIll-
WtIl‘ih spoke in tutor of tho- Izmntnw
of six lit'itt'lS tor a quartor of It tiol
iar, Mr. Smith l't’lllll‘ll that llp- oom-
puny ‘t-ould not afford to grant this
lir. Wirl in his argtImI-nt Int-ntlorwtl
tht- amount of taxation lllt' rompuny i;
paylng and the ram! with which it:
front-him» hatl burn Ht't'lll't'ti. .\lr. HIuill
did not think it (air to Inaitv t-ompari
Htllil’i uulvso all conditions wI-rr known
iu‘, Wirt (it-t-larvtl that, r‘I-dnm-d Fill'l’h
ill‘t' Kin'II in other platoon, and ho ('tltllti
not two why the l'onntmlit-ut. t'our
pony t'tilliti not grant. ant-h a mum-o
nion and afford it it otln'r ('tItitlIilllit'i
would.
Among thooo lil‘t"iiPliI at tho mmdtnp
“'t'l‘t’ Mayor St'ttlit'iti, t‘outlt‘ilxnon t'. H
liilwmth. lit-nt‘y Matht'is.‘ t'larvntze
llIIttt-ry. .Iantr'tt 'l‘. llublwll, .I. ii. “in,
'l‘honlust A. Siil'lii‘, and .l. .l. llanlon,
Fl‘t‘tit'i‘lt'k llut-kley. il. l'. l‘rim», .I. ll
llIIt'hh'y, it). .I. ’l'lItIlIIaS. W. A 'l'nllt'u
in :Itl'tli'lion to flittuuru. i'lllltlt'l'ltil’ti.
Smith and KilliWilHHt'l'. iiit' t'olnpztlty
watt also rI-prout-nltul by .‘Itrwvt ilatl
way Hillit'rilllt'lllii‘lli (‘Iiplry and In
NIII-t'tttl‘s ltnt'knntn and Illillll.
EDUCATION DERIVED
FROM SERVICE
ll
Miss Clara Moreltouse Gives a
Fine Address at the South
N o r w a I it Congregational
Church
Minn (‘lara Mort-bounty of t'lIir‘nzt).
and New York. tl“il\’t'l‘t'ti a wry intt'r-
voting Htitil‘t'iirt on-trvrday altI-rnoop at
an own met-ting of tho King's IIaIIIzh—
lt‘rfl at tho South Norwalk Comm-git:
tional (Thurt'h. Mitts Mort'hutlnr' in a
writer of much ability and a mum in-
tvrrstlng fipt'akt‘l’. A large audience
gathered at the church to ht'lll' her.
Her aubjtiot, was "Education Derived
From Service." it was a talk cairn-
Iated to inspire, tho members of the
King's Imughturs with a much greater
onlhuuiaam tor the work which the or-
ganization in doing and IIbowetl how
the doing of the actual work pl'tWt‘N a
broad and liberal education along the
right line's. Mir-r tho conclnuion or
Miss Mort-house's addrI-nn. refresh-
‘l‘nentn wort- iif'er'ti by the Int-mbI-ra of
the Klu‘k'n llauxhlt'rn, of tho :loulh
Norwalk Congregational (Iburrh. and a
storial hour wait npont. Many took atl«
vantane or this opportunity to meet
Minn Morohouut- personally and to re—
triu- a tow wttrtin II! primmul our ur
.lflt’lllt'lli ill the work.
“H'ltt'ttirttl Intotic watt furnished an
in the- nib-moon by Minn Matti}
land's organization. which was
oughly tnloyod Mia. Morchou
tortured with great nut-eons i
"'W ' South and Wind and in tin» autht rot a
notation of tom: ilent
Sin.- ln at pro-soul
normality of t
of the Klmr‘
(lilitl'lt'l'll at
York. I'll
in the
II! yearn. .
Mrit. littlph ”l't'fllll‘y, of Hunt Nor-
wulk, favored with a rural ItohI, and
latt-r a butts-t illlll'llt'tili Mot i-it'F'Vl'tla
Jain wooing Mm. John ll. Ferris
gave 3T"1Ttilltn'r
Morolitiuuo and tho lllt'l‘llln'l'li of tin-
Klng'u lhtugbtoru' llirI'lI- Ill III-r rI-sl-
Ilonrt- in WWI art-now
OASTOBIA"
305ml» :llt but in line All?! legit
Ignites.
oi
D
tslnternatlonal Order
Daughters with . head
' llillt artlrt-ly been engaged
HOYT’S THEATRE
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
THURSDAY, DEC. 12.
Engagement of the Famous Comedian,
MR. NEIL BURGESS.
Personally Appearing in the Greatest
of All Rural Comedies.
THE COUNTY FAIR,
Four Thoroughbred Race Horses
running a mile a minute in full view
at the audience.
THE COUNTY FAIR OUARTET.
Campiete Production Used Here.
Prion—25c. 35c, 50c, 75c; tint tour
rows in orchestra, $1.00.
Seats on Sale Saturday. Dec. 7.
HOYT’S THEATRE
TWO NIGHTS,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
DECEMBER 13 AND 14. ‘
. MATINEE SATURDAY.
BATES’ MUSICAL TRIO,
Instrumentation. ~
SEARS.
Presenting the Hindoo Mystery,
‘ "AHC
The Girl With the Union Label,
MISS SADIE JULIA GOMPERS
In
Operatic Travesties.
JOHNSON AND RICHARDS.
Comedy Acrobats.
PERCY’POLLOCK a. CO.
In '
Edward Corbett'. Laugh Skit,.
BLINKY, THE JAIL BIRD
with t, Middleton, n gt ntlelnan t- t‘.It Nib
malt ......... . Fug. no WI lu'r
”lolly i‘-iititiit“ltifl,"i i w'ulii
.................. Louise Invollv
Blink) ............. i’vt'rtfil'ollork
.Sl'i‘llt't-w'illltl'lllll’lllnt of lbw \iiIldlv-
lonu. _ .
The Funny Frllow.
AUSTIN WALSH,
Comedian.
SEARS ILLUSIONIST.
Assisted by Edythe Mae Vernon & Co.
POPULAR PRICES.
Matinee ............. , . 10c, 20c
Evenings ....... ;.. ICC. 206, 30c
'MUSIC H R LL
South Norwalk, Conn.
ELECTROGRAPH
With the Latest
MOVING PICTURES AND
TRATED SONGS.
Change at Pictured
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AND‘ FRI-
DAY.
illustrated Songs Will Be Sung by
MR. CARL STUMPF,
South Norwalk's Favorite,
and MISS DOLLY BLAND, of New
York.
PRICES ........ .. .. 5c,10c AND 15¢
MATINEE ON SATURDAY ONLY.
We Guarantee This Show.
ROLLAWAY
SKATING RINK.
NORTH MAIN 31'
South Norwalk 4
nouzn pom owes.
wsonssonv EVENING.
nenav n. sour” nouwntx.
FRIDAY EVENING.
NEW HAVEN vs. SOUTH nonwnuc.
OPEN evanv. AFTERNOON AND
v EVENING.
Hour, 2 to 5-8 to 11 p. m.
ILLUS-
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Skating alter the games.
Skating 15 cents in the alter-noon,
instead at 25c... Ladies admttted free
nights: skates, 15 cents.
BASKET BALL.
Iron WALK humour
[VERY MIINDAY Nlblll.
MONDAY NIGHT, DEC. 16,
COMPANY F vs. ST. PETERS.
Preliminary Game:
~ADMISSION, 25 contl._
Preliminary Came start. at 8 o'clock.
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1‘ SOUTH MAIN .74"th
Minster IIyItteIn Is liable to be abused,
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Xnias Announcement.
HAY! LANCE ITOCK TO DEL [CT FROM.
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELILY‘ SIL-
VER AND PLATED WARE.
Silver and Ebony Tollor and titanium Soto and Novelties. lein' and
Conto' Gold and Intim- Mounted Han on bills Umbra-tin, Fancy 9m Gloom,
OPEN lVlNINGS UNTIL XMAI
H 's noon, Jeweler.
Dancing from to to 12, free.
PRICES LOW.
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56 Fifth avenue in New
orlt ot tluv ordur Iona Illllllllt'l'
:tntl rom-pliun to Mind
(1 AMUSEMENTS D- l
30 where the crowd goes and see that
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING bENTINEL
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“FR M Y PRICES.”
You know what such an announcement means—Friday isg
THE Bargain Day In our store. This week’s list will enable you.
motion, in nI-nl titzurvu and Japan.
designs. tloop shirrvd yokt'a,
SIZI'N. $1.00 value-
Friday Prtcc,‘79c.
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nil
GOWNS‘AND CHEMISE.
\iov-tt htatttitul “nations of i’ltl"
)tt gtmtl :tty lost.
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Rt'fillitll iiiou Ia-.
Friday. 32. 98
DRESS GOODS.
“bruit d4
:25 lilt'it’fi i’lllitl
tuna. ltt-aIIlur 5hr
44 Frxday, 39C.
.lIIut tho Iinu- to buy a
a gift.
Suit-4
Iii'l‘fifi for
JEWELL CASES.
tlxyitliz. .l, tiolti ut riltt- r i,'i.lll'tl
; t'a on, dainty lilllllKH oi ~.i|lt. (Ititl
,' l’nl'l'lH, outltv'ly lit'd slim Vitlllt'.
i Friday. $1.00.
Women's ilvnvy Fiannt'lvtto Ki- ~
t'flliil'llitltbr) and ribbon, t'lahor tit"
to bu two ifts for the i i i
W- l g. We ° ““9 -. w l
UMBRELLAS. HA‘NDKERCHIEFS. ‘* SHIRT WAISTS, i}
in; inth I'nIlIII ilill'l tor llit‘ii tu' ltttl tltm-n lluntlkt‘rt'lIit‘t‘s, for 3H tlozon ltl'allti Now Wait-tr: I‘m: :3
“ttlllt‘ll Itt'tll littlltllt'r. Hill“ ”I ll-ll', "It'll. ,thltli'll tlt' .I‘ilillil't:ll.,, plain . Wllltlt'li jtlHl I‘t't’t‘il't’ti. bomzltt to ii
IIIaI wood solid titration t'I.InIt. whito or taut-y (olorml itilllit'l‘rl. 4 lu- lit‘ll\lil‘t'ti in lt‘olu'nurv. but tl~ I.
Always sold and rounhlvtud 10W Friday. 6 for 25¢ Inaltor Ili't'lit‘tl iiit' room, so mad l4?
bl'lr-v .Il $l... "'. W'”‘*" "” ‘“""'“””“ till a (‘onoosalon ii' “‘("ti tukr thw‘
" Friday. 31.00. 4 _ SOCKS' «,4. W gotula now. It's a lilt'ltt llltitil'l: and 5,
Mon I: Fmt- “Lit k l otton Honing 14444144414444 about lwont 4 ontiru't g
KIMONOS. tioublo solo. Hill's up to lllg. \‘Vttll ' ‘V I
tlilYt-rt-nl stylus, Our good toIIunn
your good illl'lllllt’.
Friday Price, 98c.
MEN'S SHIRTS.
“Giant." Shil'lH, Mill litilitlnl,
tarh'nhln outta, neat pattoruu,
ular our and Silo quality.
Friday Price. 42:.
it
worth i7t' pair.
For Friday, Sex of Fobr Pairs, 50:.
' ‘ TABLE LINENS. .
NI-at. holiday ho , containing a
Table Cloth, 214; yards long, llllltl
six tull sizv \‘upkina .Ill homnIt-d
and lt‘ lily lot tlw littgltlar Shun
\i‘tilll'. " (Yhoitt- oi six diff: it Ill pat
torus.
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HOSE SUPPORTER .
l’atl lino.» Supporlrrs, in l'ant'}
thxt'n. all Iiit‘ dainty t-oltIrH.
Friday, 49c.
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L.._LNA|SSANCE DOILIES.
Friday Price, $3. 540.
RENAISSANCE SCARFS.
Stuarts ot‘ .ilvnaissanr'w, u
liiilzltitm tIl’ llll‘t'l’ Htllllli't'n,
('llili'
jtiilil'li
Willi M“.\tlt':ln M'tll‘ii. wary»,effective. i2 ilit'll slalom-st. hood" tttntlili.
”J‘” "“1”“ wry Ill‘t’il‘} itlt‘ith. Tho tlFllttl pl‘it‘t’
Friday Price. $1. 98. is 35.04 .
Friday Pr ice, 149C
VASES. 4 4
latruu Silo iii‘tlli/J! Vow. a rim
I-n tlit‘i't-t‘ont tlt'filijilil. Sllltl in tho,
' I'wtzttlttl' prit'v, |
Price for Friday, 750
CORSET COVERS.
t‘orsot t‘tm-w mo 11th
tit'juililllit' Xmas gilt,
Intntt dainty t‘iTl‘l'IH.
Ititt- \‘ltiltt'.
'For .F4rtday. a Limited Quan.
tity', 29¢.
a most,
it! now r.l\iI'L-i.
tint, rt-yzulor
MISS CLARA CUSHMAN.
'i‘tilli‘ghl at. lip. .‘lt'lllti’liii l‘)|ti.4rtip:li
t-burt-h. MIMI t'ImnIan,
i‘ltmnt‘y to t'hiua, will antral; to
Women’s lv‘ort-iau .‘ilHFlHtltll‘y Soviet).
wil bt (mtliallI Wt’it'tllllt’lti iit‘lllt'llllit't‘
tho lIouI—‘t': in in tho huntbn .«t-hool
Ioont.
OUR WINDOW DISPLAY
FOR APPROPRIATE XMAS GIFTS.
. R. NOACK,
70 No. Main St., So. Norwalk.
Full line of theubest kind at
Glass, Chains, Combs,
etc., etc.,
At Lowest Possible Prices.
You won't be sorry it you inrpect
our line before purchaning Jewelry
elsewhere.
A. T ARLOV
Ill Washington St..So. Nor'walk
BUTTEH.
Very ilost butter. 29c lb.
ALL IUT‘I’ER, and that account-
tor the prlu.
lunishselull.
' onocan, .
72 North Main Street.
Tel. cut ago-o.
D007" ”DIWALI.
All who ZII'I' iIIttrI-I-Itml in this HIllet't‘i.
rorlnwrly u Illir‘“
the.
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Jewelry,Diamonds,Cut t
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12TH iS 1"
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DIVIDEND DAY
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$l. DO IN PIN K STAMPS FREE. ::
Bring your Stamp Book to either at our stores on the above :;
date and take advantage of our liberal offer. ,x:
.10--PINK STAMPS FREE WITH ANY OF FOLLOWING—~10. i
2 lbs. Han-t. Font-y (‘alttm ..... .256 I who (I. K, Nil'kl'l Polish .. 106 (1’,
I, III. i’utt- ltlark l’t'ilipt'l' 10c ti ralwu Imiox t-Ioap ...... 25¢ 9
I Pkg. (itiltl RtIt'k .lI'ily Plthll‘i' IOc M iii. Mn Kit ('llflt’é‘ ........ 16c {
'J I‘iilifi Nt-w ithuhurb ........ 25c '1 t'illiH AMI-r liraud Milli 3c :1;
414;. lb, \‘ttry “t'fii 'l'n‘a ........ 13c lib. HIM Milk ('l'iitfkt'l‘H .. .256 F
44 BUTTER, CHEESE AND FRESH EGGS AT POPULAR PRICES If
no Stamps with l lb. Vort in st ’it I ............................. 50c ,x'
on Stamps with 1 lb Fililty No 1. 'l‘oa ........................... 40c ‘i
21:3 Stamps with In; lb. Vm‘y lit-st Tl'll .......................... 25c g
in! Stamps with l lb. MII'KII liltand (‘ot't'w- ....................... 32¢ 71'
15.. Stamps with I In. Miit'hit and Java (‘otlvt- ................... 30c
"ll Starting with 1 lb. Java and Murat'uilm (loI'lI-I: ............... 25c
Money can be saved it
There is always
its the only
Now is the time to start trading with us.
you take advantage of our 'many liberal offerings.
:omething special going on at our stores. Pay cash;
way.
THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE,
New York Grocery Comm-1k:
SOUTH NORWALK.
Telephone. NORWALK.
12c
10c
.. “55c
.. .. ..25c
.. ..12r.
APPLE BUTTER. FIGS.
HUBBARD SQUASH, AND NATIVE CEL-
Regular Hams,
Lean, tender Shoulders, per 1b.,
Libby's Plum Pudding, [)t'l'vmll‘i ...IOc'I’rIInou, 2 lbs, or ,. ,,
Cranberries nt.. .. .. .. .. .. ..10ctl4tnlrlm‘t.2 okra. .. .. ..
Orange,» per don. .. .. .. 25c and 35c‘t'urrantn, pur pkg, .. .,
APPLED. MIXED NUTS, TABLE RAISING,
DATES, DWEET POTATOES,
ERY. ,
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
Fort St., East Norwallc. 20 No. Main St, 80. Norwalk.
Telephone 319.;41. Telephone 143.
M. 5. SMITH 8: 00’s
Advance Sale of Dolls.
Now is the time to make your pur-
chase for Xmas.
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9: WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
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Norwalk Chronicler