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Mill tirccc communicating with The
‘ Sentinel by telephone picssc do It In
this wan—with regard to nuclncu.
m; with to news, call
it they will kindly do so. it will
"drostly convenience this oillcc and so
curs more prompt ottcnticn.
., WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to
night. Saturday partly cloudy, follow
all by snow and warmer. Cold, plea»
ant weather prevails this morning in
nu. eastern sections. Rockclme, Cans-
do. seports 26 degas- bciow sore, and
treating tempers res attend as far
south as Macon, (la. The lowest tem-
perature In New England was 6 de-
grees below at Northilold. Vt. A
trough of low pressure extending from
' Texas northeastward is producing con-
.. sldcrable cloudy weather in the central
and southern sections. Conditions fa.
vor for this vicinity fair and continued
cold tonight. followed on Saturday by
increasing cloudiness and rising tem-
perature.
—Men's Winter Caps. O'Brien.
Selectman William B. Reed is ill at
his home in South Norwalk.
Special chocolates for Saturday and
Sunday at n W. Kelley, Jr.’s
Mrs. Brooks remains seriouslyili at
her home on Merwin street. ‘
—-Sausage,’2 lbs. for 25c, at New
York. Market. ,
Great bargalns In clothing at D. Gott-
Icih’s. Read the adv. tor prices.
.Colonel Wesley Niblock, who has
‘ seriously ill in Norwalk, Is much its-
proved today.
«Fresh Shoulders, ilc. Buttery's.
biggett's Saturday candy at. tho
Chodrd and Bridge pharmacies. Only
29¢ per pound.
Tradetemptaiions will he found In
abundance at .loseloit’s. Read the big
adv. in this issue.
—Fresh Eggs, 35c doz. F...Dl. k Co.
TheJanuaiy .sslgatiil. “tinuesmt
the D M. 1111'. will
prove Interesting read tag.
The Pas Encore Maia Blcntot will
hold a meeting this afternoon at the
home of one of the members.
«Black Mercerized Petticoats. ".25
upward. M. S. Smith 0 Co.
Iran-y Marshal, or Spring Hill, will
shortly open a market at the corner
of Belden and Riverside avenues.
Clark Ely. who is criticaly ill of
pneumonia at his home on Newtown
avenue, is slightly improved today.
eliome-made or link Sausage, 12c
II1.,; side Pork, 10c lb. Hayes' Mkt.
Mrs. William Woolley, oi Narragan-
sett Pier. is the guest. of Mr. and Mrs,
Frederick 8. Coleman, of High street.
Rogers and Stevens are oifering spe-
cial reductions on high grade suits and
overcoats. The adv. will tell you all
about It.
--Pork Roast, 12c. Buttery"s.
Don't be a lobster when you go shop-
ping. That Is the advice of the A. .i.
Angevine h Son company gives you.
Their adv. will tell. you how to avoid
it.
Charles Dew lingers, oi the firm of
lingers l: Stevmul spent last night in
New York city. .i, Emory Stevens of
the same ilrm, i111 In New York today
on business,
——The ll. Germain (‘0. desires to
announce a arterial 11an of Embrol
dory for Saturday. 10c yd; valor-
"in.
Mr. and Mrs, .l. C. Miller hnvo arr-Iv
rd in South ,Norwulk Irom Kingston.
New York, to attend the funeral of the
'former's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Miller,
Sunday alternoon
”lion t forgot the Life Sartvrs' llall.
tonight. at Arion “all. Ticketu, 2.1:.
At a meeting of Oliva- Dram-.b
Kinghts of Pyihlas. last night routine
business was transacted, btlt It was
announced that at a met-ting next
Thursday. S D. Andrews will prmwnt a
plan for a Iadics' night A large ni-
trndance Is hoped for the next week
session.
‘ ”Al it reduction Hosior r.y I'r-mlr'
WW" and Olav”. corsets of all popu-
lar styles. Eflmflh & Co
IAeuionant “lirswsrd N. (lruifrI-Hv oi
McKinley Camp. No. 9. of Norwalll has
been sppolnwd on the staff «I
Dcputtsent 00:; ndcrli. ii Bantu!
«all I W. V., ofllsrtford. ”it; 111,111,-
parietal order aprovision t a c
aids thus spool-tat sllsli he the per
sonal representstivfi oi the thwart:
rider in their respective
Std expected to
Is promoting all
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25c-Chocoltie6--25c
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3 Isscupsricrprcpsrsucp
' tisandfulnrcncrytnusics, andsscitv
cciissi‘tcnic and dash prcduccr.
tcrlrcnshi-
ANDIHON'I " .
1 Best Frames act up" 1 ready to
kill. did
it
All kinds 0! rework.
launches or class built to order
by competent w n. -
Oyster Shall Point. Norm":
- ~Fresh Shoulders, 11c. Buttery's.
Saturday candy at tile Stillson-Pow-
ell Corporation, ,
—‘Shoulder Steak, 10c Ib.; Lean Pot
Roast. 10c. Hayes' Mkt.
music at a great reduction for tomor-
row.
——ll're'sh Shoulders, 11c. lilltlery' s.
Chester 1". Tolles, of C. F. Tolles In
Company, the Ansonls clothing dealers,
is in town today..
if you w at to know the exact tam.
perature b y a Watertown thermome-
ter. 0. E. Dow sells them.
-—Fresh Shoulders, 12%c "1.. at New
York Market.
A cup and sauccrvfree tomorrow at.
the Union Pacific Tea company. The
adv. will tell you how to get it. '
Trolley cars were inconvenienced all
necessary repairs to the trolley wire.
Mitchell Hobbs underwent an oper-
ation at the hospital this morning. The
operation was performed by Dr. W. J.
Tracey, assisted by Dr. F. l. Burnell.
-—lloya' Winter Caps. O'Brien.
The monthly meeting of Old Well
Hook and Ladder Comps will be
held next Monday night. wh the com-
ing department fair will be discussed.
Most of the Norwulk and South Nor-
walk lawyers were in Bridgeport today
getting various cases assigned for the
short calendar session of- the Superior
Court. 1
The probatlng of the will of the late
Gould A. Seymour. whO'died recently,
has now gone over until the 20th of the
month. The application will be heard
by Judge H. W. Gregory.
Samuel J. ltoemer, of Bridgeport
George B Bolts. of Bridgeport, and
Mrs. Jennie Rosenblatt. of Mcriden
were discharged from bankruptcy in
the district court at the United States
yesterday.
~F'reah Eggs. {hie doz. F.l).l.. & Co.
A meeting of the Norwalk IllinIl-lters'
Association was held last night in
South Norwalk, when various matters
were discussed. Nothing watt done.
however, which was considered advisa.
bio for publication at. Just this time.
At the weekly yer service of the
South Norwalk ptist Church. lust
nigh Mrs chkham. of Boston. do-
live an interesting so Inatrdctive
address on the with oi 1th» mission-
aries among the American Indians.
Mr, and Mrs. Frederick W. P. All.
drown, of Westport avcnue, entertain-
ed a large party of friends at their
home last evening on Westport avenue.
The evening was spent. with games
and music, after which refreshments
were served.
Thieves entered the chicken house
of James McAIlister. of Union avonue.
some time last. night. and took 15 of
his best spring fowis.
were very quiet, considering the iact
that they took the whole rear end of
the building oil.
About 9: 30 o'clock last night a uum
ber of people collected at the junction
of North Main stréet and West or enur-
as the result, it was said of a differ
ence between a man and his wife, re-
sulting in the latter chasing her
spouse through the streets. The mat-
ter was not reported to the police.
Themembcrs of Old Well Dodge, F.
and A. M. of South Norwalk, are at-
tendlng in a body the funeral of the
late Benjamin St yJohn, at Rowayton.
this afternoon The deceased who for
a great many years was a well- known
Darien florist. was a member of Old
Well Lodge. His death occurred Mon-
day. -
—l"rr-sh Hams, 1215c. iltlttery's.
Afwr the regular meeting of the
Palnters' and Decorators Union moo}-
ing last night. the new president .1
Irving Dunning, gun.- a supper to his
fellow members of the organization In
honor of his election. The event r111»
largely attended and was a very pleas
not one Only routine matters came
ttp at the business sessron..8everi1l
short addresses were made at the ban-
quet.
«mimics- Nutlw l-‘owls and Chick-
cnv. i299 to tile lb. liayes’ Mitt.
Mr. and Mrs. Alden Solmans had an
interesting automobile trip to hitch
fit Id yrsterday in their White Steamer.
En route they ran Into the heavy snow
storm which raged over the northern
part of the state, making excellent
slclgbing. but proving considerable of
a handicap on the automobile. The
car however. negotiated the snow
drifts successfully and in a very credit
table manner.’
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You'll Never be Missed. Upon a
Sunday Morning When the Church
Bells Chime, When his Sails. Don't
Leave the Old P ills sills. on't You
Waits it out Home th Me tor
Old Tina's so“ The Merry Widow
Waits. trad 10‘
COLEMAN’S
IIWO "MI.
‘I. I” ”did “a “fin WI.
Launch Works
W. A. Briggerman is oiicring sheet ,-
The intruders ‘
"Windingof‘hostanythiu. acidic”. illv
sd toads mans puny. sickly. discs»
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archcttcr
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only yhnlishvgi.’ but an so well proportioned they are
in!!! dinotilc. yard composed ct ills cleanest and l
ooosutucnts, hicndcd in exact um
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Diaries, Year Books, Memorandums, Calendar Pads.
Box Files ..................25cents.
WM. P. BEERS’
BOOK AND srmoulm STORES
49 Wall St Norwalk.
Live ‘f‘Lobstcrs,
Hard Shell Crabs, Oysters, Escallops,
‘ ' and All Kinds of Fish;
smalls Bridle uh Market
the morning at Monroe stret, owing to ......
$9. 88.
14 South Maul Street.
6 So. Main St. South Norwslk.
Saturday Bandy,
29, Deals.
APOLLO CHOCOLATE; Try thorn
any day and you will iind them cvcn
hotter than we claim.
APOLLO cudcourss etc.
o " TINCT v
60¢ per pound. hsli pound.
,APOLLO ct-IOOOLATII CRITERION.
.0: per pound. 40c halt pound.
Sale
Friday and Saturday Special: 2
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APOLLO csocours Pappcrntints, 1 36 COATS m m m (m 310 1
Shil'lld‘llwméfh’lt‘é'dl m2 and 15 Suits, sizes 32 to 35. . 5'1
the Packages.
Broken sizes oi Heavy
at . .
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THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
Telephone Call, 15—2.
lLotoiSOOVERCOATS.tIm33t044, that
wcreSlil, lZaudlS, todoscoutat .
$2.00 UNDERWEAR, ,3] 2
Allgradcsol GLOVES trom7cperpairup.
Big Reductions In all Departments.
$51
AII Goods Delivered Frcc of Charge.
Marryatw- You don't believe In dlo
vorce, then?
Mugley-No, sir;
sporting blood.
it Murmur—What has that to do with
We got too much
98 Washington St,
$1200 11111181500 w
Stilts aOvercoa 5
J7. 88 and $9. 88..
The point In our Red Tag Sales which has made them so wonderfully successful rs this: THE
CLOTHES IN THE SALE ARE FROM OUR OWN. REGULAR STOCK, AND ARE ADMIT-
TEDLY SUPERIOR TO ANY AND ALL OTHERS SOLD IN THIS TOWN AT THE SAME '
PRICES. Furthermore, our reductions are always genuine.
All of our Fancy Suits are thvolved in the sale; and we call special attention to the splendid
values and smart styles from ouriregular $12.00 and $15.00'Iines, now $7.88 and $9.88.
Our swell Black and Oxiord Overcoats and swagger iaucy Overcoats are also adorned with
Red Tags; and the lines that were $12.00 and $15.00 other may splendid bargains at 87.88 and
BoyS’ Suits and Overcoats Reduced.
ROg’ers ., teve
Mugley-I believe ill a fight to a
finish. —Phliadelphln Press
PBIGE’S gaggwlul.
Phcnc 1M
South 111mm,
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Telephone Call 652-2.
IHE SllllIH IlllllWIlK IHIISI Ill.
AilordS All the Protection of
a Savings Bank
AND rue ADDITIONAL murmur or us
CAPITAL and SURPLUS.
MONEY DEPOSITED IN OUR SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
EARNS .
Four Per Cent; 1,
And Is Always Available.
MONEY DEPOSH'ED ON OR BEFORE JANUARY 10'"!
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"l notice your name Is D————.Are Nervous lady passenger tto deck
you related to the wealthy iamily ol‘ hanrlI-lluc you ever seen any worle
that name In London, may i ask?" weather than this. Mister Sailor? Deck
Mr D. (poor. but respecianeI—n'T. Itand-Tska a word frmn an old salt,
am a distant r1-Iativo."murn:Thr~ weathers never very bad
"Indeed liow distant? while there's any tumult-11 on deck a-
"Well as distant as they can keep making hlnqulrics about lt.-l.on1‘lon
me"—Cnssrvll's Saturday Journal. ”'l‘lt'iilts.
WE HAVE PREPARED TWO SUPERB STOCKS
‘5
JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, ETC.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
Which We Would Be react to Show You.
I
Coleburn 8r Lauder,“
3 Hail Street. 96 Wflgtcs 8t.
NORWALR. 1 SOUTH NORWALK.
’ Smelting 256‘, Minnow»,
room. an w__1_1_w smut, ,
a .- ' 9'
w 1.13m cram-T— 10: 111 Mm Brisk
St. M111
and Sault Ste. Marie ptd. 1%, the Oriana
mon and New York AirJlrs
Northern Pacific and ”stints!
1%, Canadian Pacific and American
Can pfd.1% and Great Northern pm,
St. Paul. Inuisvillc & Nashville, Dolor
ware & Hudson, Plttdbili", O. c. 1 It.
Louis. Brooklyn Transit, Padilla Mail.
and American Sugar 1. mm were
many advances running to a large
fraction. ,-
WALI. STREET, ll a.nl m—Rd‘iiiill
sales set back the prominent stools
for a time and forced Reading, North-
ern Paciiic and Brooklyn Rapid Trun-
slt back a point Meanwhil'cthorc
was a steady absorption of
stocks which do not figure in the dash
lugs except when tho tion is
broad and aetl e. Toward 11 o’clock
the represents ve stocks all moved
strongly again under the guidincd ”d!
Reading and St. Paul. Readingrosc I
St. Paul " 1-8. and many other stoohd
anoint. or more. . .
WALL STREETZ, Noon —Buyi fli-
mlnished at the higher level dad
was some reaction when the selling,
turn decreased and the activity W
sided. Bonds were strong. "‘
WALL STREET, 1 p. m.— A
selling began after 22 o'clock ind.“
list. with some exceptions. reacted -,
yesterday' it closing or below Bend
fell oil 2 points from the top
CLU E To BURGLARY.
Constable Lssthcrisnd Working
East Nomlk House Making:
Constable Thomas Motherland,
iii investigating the burglary It the
residence of the late Charles ’1'.
(er, In Osborn avenue. Mt Nod.“
has secured a clue that may
valuable in fixing the guilt for the
chair (‘onstable Leatheriand is
hard at work on the ease and has new .
slderable hope of succcsir.
When Mrs Thomas Underwood an
rived In East Norwalk from Bri
port yesterday afternoon to totem
Inventory of the ransacksd house ,
eyes met a sorry sight, so t
was the whole place torn tip1
turned topsy trtrvy. Mrs. Undo
has not. yet cornpleted her inv
but she has discovered the fol -
articles to be missing: 1' t.’ 7
One dozen silt er plated knives and ’1’», ,
forks
One and one- -hulf dozen silver p
tea spoons.
One lad)” s pigskin hand bag,s .
lined.
One gentleman' at hand trill . .,
There Is no doubt that many other ‘
articles are missing, but Mrs ‘Uilddv
wood. having been absent from tit”
house for some time. will hnvcto
make a careful search to discover thug
full extent of the loss. . .
NEW TAGS FOR OLD 000‘.
As the present dog law regains a.
yearly change of the metal registry
tags, Ralph J. Averill. acting middling
sinner of domestic animals, hadpc» pol
lected the new tag
shape it resembles, a triangle with
corners blunted. it is a little
than the present tag and the
through which the ring passed ‘
which it is fastened to the will!“ ‘
more deeply act. About 70M“ , u
ordered and they will he naps. ;
Noble & Westbrook, of ' ‘
When the present law was
sidcrablc haste was necessary ,
the tags to the town cloths“
and it was then found as .
give the contract to a New York
HITTING. 0" BOARD 0' ml
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