runs?
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in.
“Holiday Gifts '
iN GREAT PROFUIION AND VA-t
RIITY. ‘
Thorn is smoothing anoint or some-
- thing bonutltul: atmrethiun'to wear or
something ornamental, to make your
irkfldu happy on Christian: day.
E. K. BANKS.
MAHAOKIMO HOTEL “.06“:
SOUTH NORWALK.
hill Militia
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N0 SENTINEL ON CHRISTMAS.
Following out a. IOIIK'efiIflbllBhPII cuti-
lom oi giving the cmpioyccn oi Thc
Itlvcning i-lcntlncl a holiday on Christ-
mas, no papt-r will he issucd on Decem-
bcr 25th. .
Thc busy storc ualcapcoplc will have
a rim day tomorrow,
”Mallow 3:15, I oyt‘s, tomorrow.
The potti-ofl‘icc is lying the usual
rush oi Christmas business.
—-For Xmas. Mcn's Invisible Iinh-
hcrn. (tlovcr's the Place.
The Sow-nth company, (toast Artil-
Icry Corps. will drill at the armory to-
night.
The masses at St. .loswph'a tomor-
‘ row t(‘.hrlxtman) will be at 7 and 10:30
a. nl.
--—Sllvcr Cups. (tilt, Clocks. (‘ut
Glass. JI’Wé‘l (last-s. ctc.. at Jackson‘s.
Tho ‘grip nocnm to incrcast- rathcr
than diminish. and new cast-a art-
board of daily. ,
~Handsomo line of Xmas Sillipcrs,
at Flynn & Ryan's.
S. ’I‘t'wat Stanlcyg oi Johns Hopkins
Medical School. litiltlliltli‘c. is apcndlng
the. holiday vacation at his homo in
NorWaIk.
.‘ The annual Christians icstival oi
tho Norwalk (liillgi‘t'gtitliinfll i'httroh
Sunday school will on hold on Friday
night.
-—~Dr. Dick's cures grip.
'I‘itc (“HP or the annual ('ltristmaa
teatival of tho Norwalh Methodist Sun:
day v‘school has bm-n changod from
tlhrlstmna night to Friday night.
V"‘(‘lnrcncc Uroiooi. substitute l’naii
Warricr at the South Not-walk post—
oilicc. is working during tlw Christ-
nun: rush. .
m'l‘wcnty-fivo ilnc smoking; Cigars
are a moat. acceptahlo Christmas gift
to a gcntlcman. $1 pcr box. at. liai-
nur‘s. Phone 43!.
Mrs. (Iconic Si. Gregory, oi Mott
avt-nuc. Is matting a visit with lwr
(IIIIIKIIIE‘I', Mrs, (lilarltzs l.. liolmca. in
IIt'lilgi'Iltll'I.
A amokcr is lwinp: arrangcd for Fri-
day night, January 3rd, by ”to Doug-
Iast Fowlor Naval Hoacrvcs, at tho Nor—
walk Armory" ‘
——-I"ot' Xmas for tho iishcrman-na
lino fishing rod. F. E. Lockwood & (to.
Mrs. Edward tiritton, Manvitlc,‘oi
Franklin, l’cnnsylvania. in tho gut-st oi
hcr parcnts. Mr. and Mrs. Henry (,3,
Froeb. oi Lowe strcct.
Thct'o appears to llt’ a rcvival of
‘intorcat in calendars. and some as.
pot-tally prctty effects have been got,-
tcn out by local firms;
—-—'l‘hc comedy succcss. Jancy Jun
kina. at. lloyt's. tomorrow.
'l‘hc‘ rain which icll more or loss
steadily all day ycstttrdny put a dam-
pcr on Christmas shopping. but still
a number of the stores did a iairly
.vhrisk business.
Tho prospccta of an early ico crop
{II'P not cncouraging. Thc icc on the
ponds in this vicinity. which was only
, thrcc‘or four inches thick. has almost
dlsztppvarotl. '
-— 13000 lbs. strictly Nativc 'i‘urkcys
to sclcct from at 2’2 and 24c 1b.. at
Public Markt-t.
The annual Christmas icstival or Iht'
Arlon Singing Socicty will ho hold to:
mor'rnw cvt-ning in Arion Ilall. anti
t-laborntc pi‘t’piil'ilfIIHIH have how“ madc
tor tho t-vcnt.
\Ir-t. I), I.. llrown, mothcr of Mrs
Frank I). 'I‘orroy. of Norwalk, dicd last
'l'tlt‘flilflfv’ at Fulton. N. Y. Font-rat
sorvlct-s wcro hold on Friday. anti
WIT“ HII‘PIHIHI byfiliicv. Mr. ’I'orrcy.
éllon't tail to .scc Jancy .Iunltimi.
iioyt's. tomorrow.
Thomas Canny, chargcd with titanic
canvas and breach oi tho pt-acc. was
arrentod last night by Policcmnn
Smith and this morning in tho town
court, was tincd slit and costs.
A fine ton pound girl was born yrs-
It‘rday to Mr. anti Mrs. Marshall Smith.
Thin "mites John Lockt- a grandiathcr.
a tar-t which has rt-ndrctlo Mr. Incl-w
much plcasurc.
-—-—Makc your plans to go to Co. D's
Xmas dance. It you don't danco'. come
and Ill-ilt'n to the manic.
Miss (‘athcrinc St. John, principal oi
the Brooltuidt- School. who went to
I’otmnlatrg, Virginia. to spend tn.- holl‘
day vacation, will return ollc wit-ck
Irom today.
Mm. M. Iaudcr. Mrs. William Laud-
t-r and MIMI Margaret Lauder. oi Wont
tutu-t. who have boon unilcrinit from
acycrc attack: oi the grip. art» improv'
lug. ‘
manin intuit-a and Maryland (tram,
206 lb. I'uhlic Marlo-t.
A contltiumt mot-tin; oi Soth Itcmlntt-
ion'n clown and tho pastor's 'i‘hurmlay
night. Plan» will he.- hold thin evening.
in thc First Moihodlst Epiacopat
('hurch. and III‘UIIIIHI'II to hr- "'7” in:
temttlng.
lnnln H. Unborn, tho prim nut-at of
the flotilla-m Now England Tovlophono
Company. nccotnpnnlod by his wlin
and W. A. Scmplc. .lr., oi NI‘W iiavcn.
hart lwcn tho Kitt‘lit oi Aimtandcr i-Icnr
plat and intuit). oi Wcut, avcnnc.
Joroph Mulvlhlll. who was formcriy
tho tralmvr and manna-r tor I-lailor
mm», hart hot-n honour: a IQ'W day:-
will: iflt'Iltl-t in South .’otwalk. Mt.
Mulvlhlll In nowa rt-xitIt-ut of Now
York.
”It you lint/"WI the time to emit”
(a. rltmilht‘l}. Ikmn'r annloin will
pravcal «domination. They Induce a
mud, my, healthful action at tho ho
“to without giving. Mt your drug
I“ for M. 25 cull.
gf'jét‘UESDAY. DEC. 24, 1907. l
.m-,~
no: Nina z‘eturt. ot‘Concomatreei.
has been entertaining Min Mabel Hal-
ttoy. of Bridgeport. .
Mr. and Mn. Frederick H. Rownn'l
children have the chicltonpox nt‘tholr
IIUIIlIt' in Elmwood avenue.
.wMIu .It-woll Darrell in .Innoy Jun-
kins. Xmas Day, at. tioyt‘u.
”Mr. and Mrn. Harry Ferris. of Bonn
too, are spreading tiu- holidays with
Mr. and Mn. Charles N. Ferris. oi
Washington utrccl. ‘
MI'I. E. M, Hlinch. of Hood titroci.
in visiting In Boston, with her daugh-
tor. Minn Annette Haiach. oi the New
England Cotmcrvaiory oi Manic.
--For a paytncnt oi it you can havc
an Edison Phonograph for Xmas. do»
liverod at your honlc. F. I}. Lockwood
& Co. ’
Mimi Florcncc Ireland. danghtcr of
Constable» Samuel C. Ircland. in iiill'lltl'
ing a couple of Weeks in Provldcnco,
it. i.. with hcr nnclc. who rcsidos
thcrc.
Mists Augusta Irihhto. who t-cct-ntiy
undcrwcnt a nt-rloun operation at tho
Norwalk Iiospital. wan rcmovcd to ht‘i'
home. in Bayvlew avenue. this alto-r-
noon.
chdish Lutheran scrvlcctt will Iw
hold (.‘hristmas day at. 7 p. in. in tho
Grand Army Hall, 137 Washington
strcet. The services will hc continctcd
by Stud. (I. A. Idichard, oi Upsola (Iot-
lcgc. Konilwmth. N. .I. '
«Our Brocton Quality Shoe for
moo, union made. for $3.50 and $4.
Flynn & Ryan.
A rehearsal of the Christmas enter-
tainment oi the First, Methodist hind-
copal Sunday school will bc hold
'l‘lmrisday‘evening at hilt) o'clock, and
all those who are to participatc arc rc-
tiucstcd to bc prcsent promptly.
Noticos hurt,- bccn rcccivotl ut the
South Norwaltt tit-pot that practically
all the express trains stopping ht'i‘f’
today, tomorrow and Thuruday will be
run in two sections. in order that tho
cxtrn Christmas travcl may ht» accom-
modatt-d. .
—-~You can out tickt-ts for ('0. It‘s
Xmas tianct- at f‘npt. It}. I’. Wood's
drug, star». at Rogcru lit. Stcvt-na'; and
Willis II, Scllcclt's clothing store-s, and
at tho South NorWalk ’I‘rnat, (hutuutny;
also from mombcrs.
Laid night Otflccr Smith, oi tho local
polico tort-o, gathorted In Thomas
Clark, chargod with druttkcnncns and
begging on tho strccts. This morning
in the town court Clark wastincd $5
ior drunkt-nncss anti M'I to Jail iot‘ it-n
days on the» charge or begging. _
Tho Board of ”Entltnaio and Taxa‘
tion was to have hcld a npcclnl mct-t-
int: ycstcrday nits-moonlit cousldcr a
tlctit'lcncy oi about. Sitl, which ”It” as?
scasors havc. A quorum iatlcd in It'll
In an appearance and the looming hat-l
boctrpmtponcd to Friday night.
M. It. llcnnctt and Frank A. Van nor-
on playod tho ilnal round in ttwir :loo
point‘maich gnaw of billiards ill tItc
Norwalk tflub last night. ’i‘iw scon-
last night was: Van llurcn. lilo:
Iicnnctt. :tti. Tho total acorn for thc
throw rounds was: Van linrcn. :lou:
Iictiuott. 22:5. ‘ ' "
vaatincc tomorrow, lioyt's. ”l.
:it'tc.
Physicians slot» that throw in morn
sickness in town now than in scvvral
winters, and tho mortuary rocord in
tho town clork’s oificc shoWs that, tlw
dcntli I't'CiII‘tI for tho month it; color.
to bc pretty high. (trip, or coursc.
loads. Thcrc arc in numlwr oi rim-st of
pneumonia, and nullity oi thcst- arc
Very neutron
Edward II. Manvilic, oi Franklin.
Pennsylvania. has compound a num-
ber of chhrch anthems, which nrn said
to ho musical nucccsscs. A Sunday
school cantata oi his cotttposition will
bc song at his church on Christmas
night. The roccm issue oi the" l'ictor-
ial iicvicw has published a wry protiy
lullaby compost-d by him,
——()ur stock oi Victor and Edison
Pltottogrnphn and ilccordn is complain
for Xmas. F. I'}. Lockwood & (to.
.‘iupnrlntondt-nt William li1'llvntlrltvl;
oi tho town turn], has made t-Iahorntc
proparations for tomorrow's Christmas
dinucr at tho tarot, Tho sttbaiantlals
of ”to total will include chickcn and
roast bot-i. Ix'Klyn, tho bnkcr, has
mail» a printout of plcnty of pi» and
the town will makt- Its customary pro-
vision for irttit and candy. At IIII'
pro-scat IIIIIP tin-rt- arc forty-six in»
"Hitch at tho farm.
Thcrc was a rcgttlztr "lirt‘llllg of Pol-
O'HI‘IIU' ('Ilhllt‘, No. " A. I). K. of .VI. (7..
last ovcnin ', anti two (fantlldillt‘m Wort-
inlatod in tht- first (It'm't't'. Tho sccond
degrot- will be conft'rrttd noxt. Monday
night, and it In requested that, all mom-
born bt- prurient. Thort- Tti\ I to talk
of inviting the Stamford (13334» ltp in
January to wori: om- of tho ticgrccs,
as it is cxpcctul that lhui’o will no a
largo alarm invitation.
Petm' Tierney and Thomas Flahorty.
two sewer digitcrn. became intoxicated
last. night at the I'Iilglt' Hotcl and bo-
Kan jabbcring at cach othr-r in (lactic.
with tho rcsnlt, that they worn soon
clinchcd and wrcntling. Tilt-y ioil
against a pant: ot glass in the door oi
tho hotel and brokc It. Olliccrs Smith
and ticrminotii wcrc on hand and gath-
r-rod thom in. Rat-h watt fined $10 and
costs this morning in thc town court.
v—A largo lino oi Violins and Violin
Cant-s for Xmas. F, It}. Lockwood iv
(10., 39 Wall ‘ntreut. Norvmllt.
With the approach of the holiday»
thc shipment of oysters will reach a
climax. Timon oi Athena. shrinking
oi the tanty bivalve. kayo: "Than; In
no int-at lilo: them. Fri-ah. firm.
cit-an. whoIc-somc oysters with a chi‘
chic salt water flavor. a Migration oi
ito- m'il." Julius ('aosar says: "It in
a dish III for tho grain." 'I‘Iw. oystrr
will grow many a menu and color
many a icaat thin Christmas tido,
«va .Innvy .Ittnklns tomorrow
Iioyi‘n.
The Now York Amcrlcan thia morn:
in: ptintn a column story rt-zardintt an
ulicgcd clotmmcnt oi Mitts Itnlh Kun-
dnll. oi' Raft-lull, N. t'.. from n “Nor-
wnlk I-‘Ininhing i-Ichool in I'onncctlcut.”
with Alirml Kont. and tlwir matrimo-
yomtardny at tho- Ifoliaml Ilottm- in
Ncw York. A» maul tho American but
probably ottcn things twlntcd. an
loth‘ Mint irti and Mrs, M. E. Mar-ad.
who ('ililtlttil mung lattics' W‘Iitlflifl'IPTI
in Norwalk. :t'atmi moat t-tophaticntl,
that thny had had no .ttndcn' at “(Mill
yuan at that name. and that no our.
had utter riopod tram than lmtt~l
‘tutiotu. l
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WE HAVE GONE INTO PARTNERSHIP WITH SANTA CLAUS. THIS
STORE IS PUTTING FORTH iTS BEST EFFORTSTO SUPPLY THE TWIN
CITIES WITH XMAS GIFTS THAT ARE USEFUL AND SENSIDLE AS
WELL AS ORNAMENTALLY BEAUTIFUL.
YOU HAVE THE SATISFACTION HERE OF CHOOSINO FROM THE
LARGEST AND MOST MODERATELY PRICED FURNITURE STOCK IN
THIS LOCALITY. EACH OFVOUR FOUR FLOORS SHOW IMMENSE
QUANTITIES OF THINGS BEAUTIFUL AS APPLIED TO HOME ADORN-
MENT 1ND COMFORT.
Ii. J. Collins & Ca
runsm otnecrons AND EMSALMERS.
12.1: North Main Strut. '
South” Norwalk. Conn.
THE STORE OF QUALITY.
For tho .«protcctlon of your
chlldrcn's , col. any old uhoc is
not good enough for your girl or
boy,
The prom nutuher oi cripplod
int-t nro duo to too much luck
oi thought and atit-ntlon to thc
roqulrcmcnts oi growing i'ct-t.
Wt” have this proposition to
(lilt'l‘: “'0‘ glvc spt-cial aticntion .
in this rospoct, and our pri'ccs
arc rcasonahlc. ‘ '
WITH EVERV PURCHASE
\ OF CHILDREN'S SHOES, WE
9| HERETHIYARE AND “It'll: GIVE A TOY OR GAME FRO
GOODYEAR writs. " SANTA ctAos.
FLYNN o. RYAN.
93 WASHINGTON sr. ’ PHONE. 465.
~— -
“aortic“
' For Latfihoppers
+ 15% REDUCTION ‘ *
lathe price of allot our
Mutational
nut sun,
$15 and up, at a time when it ought to
be most appreciated.
We have a number of
TERRY ‘
BATH ROBES
54 value that ‘w. are Selling at $3.
Have just received a large consignment
of White self-figured
'Four=in=HancIs
excellent patterns, to sell at 50c.
House Coats. Suit Cases, Gift Umbrel-
las, Fur Caps and: Gloves, Dress Shirts,
Silk, Lisle and Cotton Half Hose, Fancy
Vests, Holiday, Suspenders, Fancy Arm
Bands, Cuff uttons, Scarf Pins, Dress
Gloves, Mufflers, Collars, Cults, Etc.
Willis H. Selleck
CLOTHING or Tar, mm Soar,
48 and 50 Wall Street. Norwalk.
I
xm‘as Greetings.‘
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l llii lilllis Bill it.
.M
ENIN M
NO MORE SWEET CIDER.
mi.“
lUu oi AntI.F¢rmentlne Violation of
the Puro Food Law.
'I‘na supply oi cldct' was large thin
fall and tilt; prlcc at which It has bH-u
suit! has lit-cu t'itlilitthIIIth'I)‘ chcqp.
’I‘hcrc has always boon a good dcmuud
ior awcct Clllt'l‘. but it was dliilcnlt to
Ht'('lll‘t' any tcully HWM'I cidcr until a
prcservatlvc calic daniivicrmenttnc watt
dist~ovctcd.-
’t‘he prcat-t'vutlvc worked like a
charm. and thcrc was awe-ct cidcr.
"right from tho prcns." at all seasons
of thc your. But tit'uggtnts lII'I! now not
nIIchd lo nt-Ii unli-icrlncntlnc. without
knowing ior what, purpono It ,lti to bc
Iitit’tl, and it In ttlscovcroti that cIdt-t‘
Ihliti adultcratcd t-onws nndcr thc pro
vii-dons of tho pure food and drug; act.
and that to HP" adultt-raiod cldcr sub-
jucts onc to a vcrv Itcavy ilnc.
Tito days of st-lling swcct t'ltlt‘t‘ all
”11' your around are: past. Whilc titt-
cidcr iilillii’l‘s may losc on tltcir swct-t
l
to gain on plil‘c vinegar. 'I‘itc purc i'ood
law glvcs thctu a traitor opportunity oi
soiling put-o cidcr vim-gar at a good
prlcc than ltct'otoioro. lwi’illléit‘ of thc
fact that tuiultt-ratcti vincgar ll-S tu-
hoocd nudcr tho sunn- law that tnahcs
thc pcrpctuully awcct cldt-r an unlaw-
iul articlc.
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StoréTOpenwEven-
ings Until
CHRISTMAS !
It II a noticeable fact that every:
body is looking for and buying for
the. Xmas gift, something that has an
Intrinsic value: something which will
be useful in time to come. This 'ex-
plain: the reason why we are having
so many, calls for Morris Chair'r, ‘Cen-
ter Tables. Rocket-s. etc.
We have an excellent line oi Morris
Chairs in Oak and Mahogany frames.
letting from $7.75 up. Our line at Cen-
ter Tables, we feel sure, i: the but to
be found in the town of Norwalk. and
we have at I It three dozen to select
from. We have put in a on: at Hobby
Hones. Shoo Files. etc.. for the butt.-
folks. which you Will find very rea-
sonably priced.
, F. AfMitcthl,
The Only Complét iiidrdibhin'g
Store to the City.
COR. HIGH AND WALL STREETS,
NORWALKRCONN.
xi...“ Gifts
FOR ALL
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MODERATE PRICES
Pocket Knives, Table Cutlery,
Scissors. Scissor Sets, Carving
Sets, Fancy 'I‘hermometcrs.
penter's Tools, Me apical
Tools; Skates and Ste 3, for
Boys and Girls, and many
other Useful articles.
Vi
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET,
Phone 067.
G SENTINEIS ~
__ _.,. .... m..— .- “5.“,
cidcr husincss. yci thcy havc a chanci- '
Razors. Safety _ Razors. Care.
Charles—l3: Don.
PACE THREE
tantra? no.
WE IGIVE
Idfl'ltttnt Tantra STAMPS
Special Holiday
Offerings.
The time for gift
choosing now narrow-
ed down to but a very
few days demands in-
? staat action. We are
ready to expedite your
, purChaseS' with well
' assorted stocks of hot;
iday wares, an unusual
fortie of help, and with
quick, simplified hand-
, _ .32, ling at trade. In plac-
ing special offerings for your perusal we have
dwe with particular intent on merchandise
of practical utility, low prices, consistent with
"gnod quality, which .are always an important
feattue of our retailing and now (most oppor-
t'unely presented for the thousands who wish
to minimizeythe amount of expense for Holi-
day Gifts. 7 ‘ ’
J .A. Hisiop 8- Co.
83-85 Washington St, South NorwaI-k.
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dominion.
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O. B.Jackso.n,
_ Optician.
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.
a wau. nun. nonwaut.
"shut: MONEY.
By buying your Jewelry of mo. I havc
a compIt-tt- lino at cxccptionally low
pt'lcc. ('omt- in and look it owr.
R. NOACK.
34 No. Main St. 50. Norwaik.
Vi iii i-i
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Goat’s
The Thing!
To tempcr the temperature thou
wintry days. gag will not pun ltd
coin is a joke, but COAL oi gtliwm
continua is the one thing anoint. 3-,. ’
Our Goal need! no apology. You
may buy here with your oyu mt and
on Ioli value in heat for ovary dollar
expanded.
‘And COAL'S the thing!
iiiiifl
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A VISIT '
to our gooru will giro you many Fllfggt's‘dilinii (or your holiday
illllz'IlZ“iilIKt Wht'lc thr gift is to "W lili’XIPI‘IIILll/t' it-w lino» oifcr
l
ln-tt-vi :olvautngcs. Ito no: Wait until Illlu litsat iilttiilt'ltf. COME
NOW.
N. E. RYAN & 0..
mil
8 W
ashington Street,
1 OPPOHUPHY —' Time -—~ Place
Are the Kt'yfiiflt'f; to Stlccttss.
'MERRILL. COLLEGE
Will Enable Yonio Path to the Front.
WINTER OPENING, JANUARY 2, ’08.
Day arid Night sessions. ENROLL now.
Par! Chum.“ Stamford. South Harri/our.
.........a ”no..- N J.
"JERSEY TURKEYS,
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‘75:? NATIVE
V— N “3‘.
‘v.’ f 7.
.4 25' CENTS POUND. xi, .
NATIVE ROASTING CHICKENS ............ 17c ‘
NATIVE 'O‘WL ................... ..... 13c . ,
$22213 93833.net;1:::;::::::::::::;:::;: l3: me - .
win. 4...
22 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
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SENTINEL "want Ans" PAY. .
Norwalk Chronicler