A:
Hollda (Jill:
IN GREAT PROPUIION AND VA-
RIETY. '
There in something useful or some-
thing beautiful; noun-thin; to war or
norm-thing ornsniental, to mate your
friend: hsppy on Chfllfmll day.
E. K. BANKS.
MAHACKIMO HOTIL stock.
scum NonwALiL ‘
EVENING SENTINEL TIDE
CALENDAR.
The Evening Sentinel Tide
Calendar for 1908 will be supplied
to all newsdeaiers and newsboys,
Monday, Dec. 30. Every pur-
chaser of a paper of that date will
be entitled to one. and we ask
them to insist upon getting it.
Ralph Dibble, clerk in the City Na-
tional Bank has recovered from the
grip, and reatuned hiii dutieu.
~--l~‘or6~ shoulders. llic.
The Misses Smith. of Academy
atreet, have been entertaining Joseph
Smith. of New Haven.
The grip seems to increase rather
than diminish. and new canes arc
heard of daily.
-~T|i9 best out of Shoulder Steak,
Iiic Ib., at ilayes' Mitt.
WW4...
The Mirna-6: Mary and Bt’t-liilt'. iilbert,i
of Norwalk, are spending a few dayit
with their parents. in Ridgefield.
Iiuttcry'a.
Luther M. Wright, who Wail injured
in a runaway accident, in reported to-
day an progreanlng nicely,
v—Dr Dick's cures grip.
Mr. and Mrs. ..I W (‘arroli and son.
Jack. of I’lliiade‘lpbia, are visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. .illfllt‘li (Imp-link. of
Taylor avenue. ‘
'ii. Joel Lowndca, of New York. and
Everett l-I. Lowndcu. of Boston. have
been guests of their mother, Mrn. Ab-
bir- Lowndes, in South Main I-Itreot.
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‘ ‘ <~No more worth days at home. Bart-
lett's Wet Wash. 5606:. Tel. 790.
Colonel and Mrs. Edward II. Math-
ewson and Milo: Jeanette MutthI-tou.
of Wext avenue, have been vlaiting III
ldnlleld. Conn.
Mrs, Jennie M. Ferris, of West avc-
nue, has lu-cnlviniting with the family
of Jesse M, Ferris-I. in Pnatmic, New
Jersey.
~-.\icrriil graduates in demand.
Attorney John J. Walsh, who but:
been laid up with the grip at his home
at tlrogory'n Point, in again able to in:
around.
lacritlcnlly iii of
pneumonia at his borne in Berkeley
I-ItI'eet, Norwalk. but today hint condi-
tion nemnu slightly imprchd.
f icorge II‘iIIIIIV
Kr K. Stiff ”nth.
-—-(.‘. O'ill'icn.
lialry (ornt II of Bridgeport, was in
Soulh Norwaik yesterday. MI. ('or-
Inn in Ihc we -Il knowu baseball pitcher,
and in now engaged In the lnaurante
hardness.
ReddinI: station scum-I to b. a lay-
orite place for train wr-,6ckII the one
ouurring last W6-6I6 ii'6-:dn6:t6iay night,
in which fifteen can-I W6I6 wrecked,
making the fourth wreck or 616- -r.IiInit at
near Rcdding in about a year.
General ilcman t). Averill. who has
been seriously ill at hi6: home in Whith-
ington. IlIlI-I stale, Ior ore-r t6 ll Weeks.
.Hlii I6:poIIed last night 66:6 gaining
ilin dflitlghter hilau (‘iz'tta Awriil, who
is IIIIfI'6IinI from typhoid ten-r. an is
iI6r fatiior III also better. and tin I'O’
cow- ry of both 56cm» prohabb
A (fonmcticut Stau club has he6n
oraanmd at the llwnlursity of Penn-
ay'ltaniu with fifty on6 members. in
Ilnding tl"-II6-6 l):mbnry boy-t, George
.‘b-rr6, (“hall- a ll. lIor.In uni Vninuut
’l‘ Mooney.1'bc album or. \i’tmi-
dent ..I F i’i6kleI-t, of Hartford VIW
preside-,ni A. it. Stanley, of Middle
town, and :recro-Iary and treasurer,
(it'til'go Herrc, of fianbury.
" —-ltc.hing plleII provoke profanity,
but profanity won't cure them Doan' a
ointment, cures itching. bleeding or
protruding pile: .aftcr years or later
in; At any drug store.
A very pleasant Christmaa surprise
was tendered to Arthur C Wheeler
who hat: been laid up for some tlrm
at his home In Arch ”tree-,6 in the
shape of a small Christman tree to
which were attached over mo 6ard66
roaring Imod winner: and pieaaant ken
timents whlth Were greatly enjoyed
by Mr Winnie-L who lit now ahh foul!
up.
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Constipation and had blood are
twlnn. klli pvt-pie: Intb by inch; sap
Iif6 .may iIoiIb-terit Rocky Mountain
'ea ltiittvnt constipation and bad
dood. .if..c “ion or Tablets Plaintcd's
IIIIK Rlnrc.
Wiimot I. ilibivart, a prominent
young II66I6bant 6f Ridge-.iiold and
Mrs. Grace W Clark of lhtnhury, were
married «nib-61y WulnII-tiay 6-w- nip; by
the Rev Jay 'I‘I-airarden. parlor of
the Plum i6 of i' hrist, at his rexldenco
on Human Klimt, lIIIIIbIIry MIR.
('inril iv a trained IItII'I6-, a mndnafr-
of the lianbury IlmpltaI who hull fol-
lowed her promotion in that city for
ll‘l'ltll year: Mr and Mrs. ilihiurf
WI” r6--6Ild6 in Ridflihxid.
--‘.~IIIm. i‘mh Ilunm. l.:r- it.
Fruit shouldem. we 1h.
Fresh Pd Loin 12c lb
guano nice It; Public Market
Mrs, W. A Cooper. 0! Jersey City is'
visiting in Cannon.
~l.st6:IIt style. Derhien. O'Brien.
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Mrit. Timothy H. Poster, of Dunbnrr.
lII vinitlnx William ii. Postal, of Read
slreot.
-l.oln Steak.
lilo. iiuttery'a.
Mr. and Mra. Edgar Bloomer. of Hart
ford, spent Christmas with Norwaik
relativck.
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Special Officer George W. Gladstone
inn: been ill of grip at his home in
__Sprins street
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~8ix lioufldti of Corned Beef, 25c,
at iiuyes' Milt.
Attorney John J. Walsh 164 61qu to
be around again, after uevcrai daya' iii-
ueI-ta from the grip.
Ther 6: nothing nicer packed than
Argo ' Salmon, and yet the price in
within the reach of all. ’
Mr. and Mm. Falsnr Bloomer, of
Hartford, formerly of Norwalk. spent
Christmas with friends in town.
—-—M6:rrlll Night School—a place for
busy people.
The Mlsnes Kliboy. of Plymouth 6W"
nue, have had III guests M. .l. Lyons
and children, of Brooklyn.
The First Mfr). Church Bible school
Christmas entertainment will he held
this evening at 7:30. o'clock.
A meeting of the South Norwnik li—
brary directoru will he held this even-
lngvat the library at It o'clock.
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Jame» ll. Costello, "a fortneN-‘resi-
dent. hero,.now inc! d /in Sharon,
Penn. haa been visiting in town.
—~l.oln of l’ork or Pork Chops. 1259c
b, at Hayes' Mitt.
~Small lean Fresh llama. 121,6, |b..
at iiayea' Mkt
(‘allera on Matthew Corbett at St.
Luke's Hospital found him sitting up
and doing as well on can be expected
Luther ‘M. Wright was yesterday
feeling the effects of hilt bruises finite
severely. but. today in reported more
comfortable,
~rl-‘ancy liucks, 206: 1b.;
ltic. ib., at iinyes' Mitt.
The Mil-Inca Kittie and Funny Clark.
of Mcrwin street Norwnlk, are gut-sun
or Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Little, ‘of Main
ntroct, Danbury.
Chickens.
The Rev Frank l) Torrey. pastor of
the Notwaik Methotllnt Church it-I laid
up .It the Norwaik Methodist parson-
age with an attack of the grip
—Tel 790. Bartlett's Wet W.6I:Ih
500. Saves the housewifc's labor.
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Super-rintnuhnf. Charles A. Tucker.
ofibe Stockluidge. Mass. schools, and
Mill. TIIc keI ale guests: of Principal it}.
ll. (iumbart, of the Norwalk High
School, and Mrs. Gutnbart.
Ail ptraona having bills-r against tlII
City of South wanlk are requested
to prIsIc-nt the name to .Iomph it Tay
lor, city clerk, for payment by th6
(‘ountil at its the: ting to be held on
the. 30th inst
~llookkecping. Shorthand and
Typewriting taught at Merrill College.
iithway ConIIIIb-niioncr .iamca ll
Macdonald nwaIdcd yenurduy to the
I). if Pierce. .II, company of Bridge
port, the Ionttact for the ((lanrillflni-l
of HM: linear ftet of niacadam road
in the town of Salisbury.
Percy Swords. of Stamford; Ruth M.
Swords, of New Haven: ilnroid Watt-I-
nnIn Eadie, of Brooklyn: Mr. and Ml'ri.
C. F Stem and l‘Io'rothy Steele, ot'
Antmnla, have been guests of relative :4
in town during Christmas week
‘Thc finest native Turkeys, 22c 1b..
at iluyen' Mkt
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(‘ongII-snman F. .I. fill] arrived home
in Noiwalk last. night from Washing
ton. D. C. and will not return to the
National Capital until the r6-opening
of Congress, Monday. January 6th
Congressman Hill's visit home is the
first ulnce he left for Europe. during
the latter part of the summer.
ft is expected that Edward Malley
will take Luther M Wright's place in
the South Norwalk ('lub pool tonrna
ment with Howard ii. lmwndca tomor-
row night.‘ Mr, Wright‘ It lnluritm from
his late accident are such that it will
be impossible for him to play in the
Ionrname t.
it tones and vitallzea the entire sys
tem; makes life worth living no matter
what your station. lioliiatcra Rocky-
Mountain Tcn b6 the f-Iill't'fif prev-cuts
tive known nftalnnt disenaea. 35c. Tea
or Tablets. l’laistcd'n Drug Store, ‘
The trial of Edward Scolield, charl-
ed with burning I). if. Van Ilooaear'a
barn in Wilton, will be renamed in that
town this afternoon before Justice W.
K. J. i'iuhhell. The prosecution will.
ask Ilia: probable caIIIIc be found and
that the defendant be. bound over to
the highre court.
Game Warden Wilbur Smith on-
nounu-d thin morning that the game
cornmiuuioneru had m-nt him neveral
ban of buckwheat for the feeflng of
quail during the winter and that if
anyone in file nurrounding country
known when- there in II tlocit of quail
he will new that they are fed during
the coming winter.
wiloyn' Winter Capri. O'Brien.
ThI trIIntt-en of the Routh Norwalk
Truiu Company have ordered that in-
meat at the rate of four [In ccnt. he
6r6-Ilit6-d lo the dopoaitoru in the flaw
iIIItII Department for the current 66
month. finding December tum lit
payable on and after January Imh.
I908 D6p666'.. I. rr'trl- to 6:: term
January Ioth will draw interest from
100W] III.
~Porterhonu Steak. Itc. Buttery's
.
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FURNITURE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE NEW YEAR FESTAL DE-
MANDI. WHETHER iN SIDEIOARDS, BUFFETS, DINING TABLES. CHI-
NA CLOCETB, DINING ROOM CHAiRC. CAN BE FILLED AT OUR STORE
TO THE VERY BEST ADVANTAGE NOT ONLY lN CHOICE DESIGNS.
WOODS AND FiNiSHES, BUT ALBO iN PRICE lNDUCEMENTB.
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A. J. Callinsd’r-Oo
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMEHB.
12-18 North Main Street. south Norwalk. Conn.
r
“The Store of Quality.”
Only good Shoes bear this stamp.
Extreme style and. value in POD-
uiar priced Foot Toggery for
Big and Little Women.
FLYNN 86 RYAN,
“one 456.
90 WASHINGTON STREET.
- A BUSINESS EDUCATION
Broadcns the foundation on which to build a Successful
Career. Get a
MERRILL COLLEGE
CATALOGUE AND iNVESTlGATE FOR YOURSELF.
Our paper and circulars will interest you.
WIN'l‘ ER OPFNING JAN. 2, 1908.
M. A. MERRILL, Prin.
Stamford, Port Chester.
6.
South Norwalk.:
WOO””NWWOWNOO»OO””N
NO
Is Your Chance.
O'R STOCK OF SUITS AND OVERCOATS IS MUCH LARGER
THAN IT OUGHT TO BE, OWING TO UNFAVORABLE CONDI-
TIONS, AND WE WOULD LIKE TO REALIZE AS MUCH AS POSSI-
BLE BEFORE JANUARY 15T, SO WE HAVE MADE
A Clean Cut of 20 Per Cent.
ON THE PRICE OF OUR OVERCOATS AND MEN' 8 FANCY SUITS
lN THE MEDIUM AND BETTER GRADES.
Did You Forget Anyoite
lN YOUR GIFT GIVING? IF SO YOU CAN FIND MANY USEFUL
AND SENSIBLE GIFTS REASONABLY PRICED HERE.
Willis H. Selleck
CLOTHING ‘OF THE RIGHT SORT.
48-50 Wall Streét. Norwalk.
PHONE. 171- 2.
NO“... MOW§
5i
All iiOLlDAY coups will as... "
this week regardless of 6cost.
nonmam,
South Norwalk.
86 Washington Street, ,-
O. B. Jgfiksb'h,
' opao'lu. “
Everything' .1. the optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.
.I WALL mm.
NORWALK.
ths F urntturei
”Emmott, ,
- 134-136WashingtonS-t
A Quartered on.
Dining Table
tor $12.
m: rum
We have a limited number of l'ed-
I‘Hfiil Dining Tables. III quartered oak.
which open to nix feet in length.
which We hnvo- not room for. III-I we
4MIIIIEIII TIIIIIIIIISIIIIrs
WE GIVE
are now overcrowded. III order to
got them off our hands-I an I-Ioon an
ptIIIsllIlc. we will offer them at. the
extremely low price of “2. 'l'hbl tII~
hie li-l on.- that would «ell regularly at
“65.30. but 6666 we already have I
IEFKI' IIIIIIIbeI', whfcht take up all-tilt!
room We can 66mm: to table», we ofir
this: as a rare bargain. We invite ln-
upeci'mll. H
F A. Winchell,
The Only Complete Housefurnishing
Store In the City.
COR. 'HIGH AND WALL STREETS.
‘ NORWALK. CONN.
I. .I IIIIIIII‘
6’ Sid In.
Special
_. /‘,
g/W‘
Carpets,
Stoops, Sic.
\ dwe with particular
South Norwalk.
Xmas Gifts
FOR ALL
MODERATE PRICES
Pocket Knives, Table Cutlery.
Scissors, Scissor Sets, Carving
Sets, . Fancy Thermometers,
Razors, Safety Razors, Car-
day Gifts.
83- 85 Washington
Holiday
, fferings.
The time for gift-
choosing now narrow--
ed down to but a very
few days demands in-
stant action. We are
ready to cXpeditc your
purchases with . wcll
assorted stocks of hol-
iday wares, an unusual
force of help, and with
quick, simplified hand-
ling of trade. in plac-
Ing special offerings for your perusal we have
intent on merchandise
of practical utility, low prices, consistent with
good quality, which are always an important
feature of our retailing and now most oppor-
tuneiy presented for the .thousands Who wide
to minimize the amount of expense for Holi-
J .A. HiSIOP 8- Co.
St, South Norwalk.
pcnter’ 5 Tools, Mechanical
'l'.ools Skates and Sleds. for
Boys and Girls, and many
other useful articles.
Charles E. Dow.
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 607.
A Warm
YOUR FRIENDS WILL RECEIV
THEY ViSiT YOU THIS WINTER I
NONE BUT THE BEST SOLD.
122 WATER STREET.
Recephon
E A WARM RECEPTION WHEN
r vou auv voua COAL or us.
COAL THAT is. COAL.
B. Hershfieid & Son.
TELEPHONE 294
CARRIERS MUST PAY.
SAVE MONEY. "
Postmen Cannot Ride on Stamford
Trolley Line.
After Monday next let er carriers
will not be permitted to bit- on the
Guru of the Stamford bran-h ol’ the
Connecticut t'IImpanI' unless. they pay
lure, whether in uniform or not. A
bulb-tin to that Mini has been posted
at. 1666"] lif’ilf'lllllll'i"l“~‘ of the Street
Railroal company. it was first in-
t6 titled to bare tilt: order go into effect
December BJ, but the time was extend-
ed, ilcrt-tofotu- letter carriers have
been permitted to ride free. it in said
that the goch'IInn-III Dill-i (”.Liilllll‘ihf‘ti II
fund from which pontnumteri-t are per-
lfy buying your Jowairy of me. i have
a complete line at exceptionally low
firice. Come in and look it over. :“::";“( ltljl’i ‘Iljinw "i” "m' for ”W”
i'.Q" '5 '0'... l
R. NOACK, OAstRIA.
34 N0 Main Sf 50 Norwaik gum“ IIItI lmIituuHava IIwaysBauglt
' " Iigntsrs
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CHRISTMAS TRAFFIC.
The Chttldtlnznt II'afil6-6- o. the iIan
bury branch of the New York 6“
vision and on the Highland divinlon of
the New Haven Road was so heavy
Wednesday that IlIe. greater portion of
the Iralna had from one to tin-6m extra
.carI-I.
An unusual number
were cttfrb-d i66-IW6-6-n
i'lttalloid, the t‘itl'tl'i't-ii-I which reached
lianlmry at [Infill liulitltz tiIrI-I- I-xil'u
corn to llf‘t'trllllllttflilit‘ Ibo-s- [IIIHM‘IIKI‘I‘H
alone, The “water llllllilIt-l' had left
New York for it few bouru only. ilii the
Iizilit train for New York Wednt-Iultiy
IIiIrbt. Wllii “wally loaded when it pout-6
6,-d lIanany.
BADLY MIXED UP.
Abraham ltrown. of Wlnt6-,rlon N
Y. had a Very remarkable 6 xpt-rit- n6c;
" be any-I: ".iIII6IoI'I6 not badly IIIlIII-Ii up
may buy here with your 0y” nilut and over Inc; one Iniid btnrt tiim-anc; two
I" W" ”W. i" M" “V W"? “"l' called it kidney trouble; the fourth.
‘ blood poiIIon and the fifth ntomat b and
"MM." liver trouble: but nom- of fill In M Iped
A“ COM-'3 "'0 "IMO! liilll' Ito Inv wife advim-d trying I-l66
ltrlc filth-r66, which are f'l' ntorhm Inc to
Iperf6-6t health. (in. bottle did
more good than all the five doctors
a “"18 a preIu-r ." finarnnteod to run: bitmd
i 6 poleoi osknou and all Itfomnt‘il. ilv'
er and iddaoy com. ..»' an by I-' if
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Coal’ s
The Thing!
To temper the temperature these
wintry dsye. gas will not psu and
coke is a joke, but COAL of glittering
goodneu is the one thing nudftti.
Our Cost needs no apology. You
of piIHHt'lIKf‘rll
New York and
mm:- w W- Wm“ ” " 4‘ flatter. Implant. I063, n
"" ‘ ' ‘ ‘9 ‘Ul‘id IRJh‘IR'IIWWT but, M .II-
IIIIII only feel the mow-r
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CANADIAN MIDWlNTER #EXCUR-I
SION
The N. Y., .\'. ii. & ll. it. it. (in. an-
nounce Canadian midwinter excur-
sion” at greatli‘ reduced rates. to tho
beautiful provincial cities of Montreal
and Qiltrhvt'. 'I‘lttkeH will be Mild anti
good going December Silt. iiItlT. to Jan-
uary ‘J, 1908, inclusive, and good for
return passage. until and including Jan-
uary :57- iittiii. Excursion rate to Mon-
tr6-6II SI '.:.'.'6; to Quebec, Sal-i. Tickets
are soitl goodgoing and returning
Hitllll‘ route, or going one route. and
returning another. A northern trip
at this season is filled with novel and
interesting experiences. Winter sports,
skating. :Inowaimeiplr. toboggan slid-
“ii-l. hockey ,matches, etc, reign au-
Irrctnc.
HERE'S coon ADVICE. ‘
0. S. Vi'ooiewr, one of the bout
known merchants of he RnyI-Ivillc, N
Yr, says: "if you an: ever troubled
with plies, apply final-Jen's Arnicu
Salve It. cured me. of them for good
2i) Mara ago." Curr-a even: now,
wound. burn or abrasion. 25c at 16. ll.
Baxtei' a drug store.
MISSOURI RANK ROBBED.
ST. .If).‘li€i’ii. Mo. “6 c "7 .-——Tho
iiauit oi’ l'aIIIdI-n i'oint, 216i IIIlIe:4.fI'om
thin city. wan robbed by three men
early today and $1,000 in currency war:
lnkt-ll, A n6-rc6- battle lu-IWeen cltl-
zcnn and the robbers took place in
which flllllil‘ .‘Iflfllil Were exchanged,
but flu- robinl's eucalwtl. 'l'llcy art:
b6-li6-6'6-6l to In- aIII'I'ouIIIb-d III the hilht
near itcarborn. air filill'H from f'IIIII-
tchI l‘6IlIIt. ,
CALDERHEAD REMAINS THE
BA ME.
WASHINGTON, lien. 27.-At'iho
upartIIII'III~ m‘ ifcptt-wutntlve (Mahler
lit-ltd, tIf Kulnum, who in lying I" with
double [Illt'lililttlil’L il was: knld today
that iii-.4 condition allowed little!
change.
A
CHOLERA KILLS too A DAY.
f'fiNH'l'ANTINUI’LIC. lir-f' 27.»:The
cholera i'. cunninl', lzh'ztl rainy-N
among the pilurinw in Mecca, thn
death: at Mecca Mulitm and Yemho
liittztgifliif liiit a tifii.
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‘6'616666-bndlu ’./.ii " "HA iIIt'lfi NW
' InII-baduczzar money“ “Do vou I6'pInw6
they like the I:IIIII66”"-—l.ottitwii|'0
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