.ALK EVENING SENTINEL
'l telephone 469.
DELICIOUS
Ice ‘
Cream 1
Candies, Etc.
Dill N W8
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwaik‘und‘ vicinity: Ruin or
snow tonight. and Saturdny morning.
clearing Saturday afternoon. A long
trough of low pressure extends from
'I‘exns northeastwu'rd to Lake Huron.
it. Is producing ‘elottd wentluu' with
light rain or snow in the Mississippi
Valley and the Lake region. This urea
trill move slowly eustwnrd 11nd this vi—
cinity will be on the shontheru edge or
it tonight. The telnperuture is rising
In the central sections. but. continues
below zero in the northwest. Condi-
tions favor for this vicinity fair weath-
er with slowly rising temperature, fol-
lowed by increasing cloudiness with
light rain lute tonight. and Saturday
morning. Clearing and colder Sutur
tiny night. _
1 v—Costmncr will attend to your
hunts at the Eagle Masquerade Ball
tonight.
Mrs. Caroline Budd of Weston nus
elueyed a, few days’ visit with her
daughters in Norwollr.
——Green lists. at O'Brleu’s.
Andrew Perry. of Norwalk, has been
11 guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Per-
ry, in Weston, for several duys.
~Chopped Beef. 12c. Butte1'y’s.
The monthly meeting of the Bound of.
Directors of the South Norwnlk Li-
brary will be. held this evening.
«~Christ1uas Sole. fancy 11nd useful
articles. South Norwalk Baptist
Church. Dec, 8 and 9. Come and pur-
chase Christmas gifts.
‘ Mrs. Esther Wheeler has returned
to Norwalk, after a visit. with Mr. and
Mrs. George Roberts. of Weston.
——Smull Fresh Hams. 121/211 1b.;
Fresh or Corned Hooks. Be In. Hayes‘
.Mkt.
A‘. E. Austin will give 11. talk on 0111111.
to the Ischodu Club, this evening. All
members are requested to be present.
—-—Sn1oked Shoulders, 8c lb. 11‘. D
Lawton & Co. -
Division No. 1. A. 0. li., held a reg-'
tila!‘ business meeting. last evening. at
its quarters in Wall street. Norwalk.
——F1'esh Hams, 13c. Buttery‘s.
Captain Thomas Hunt, of the. Nor-
wulk police force, was in Bridgeport,
yesterday, attending the session of the
Superior court.
~—C. & K. Ilats. O'Brien.
Mrs. .l. M. Benedict, of West Muln
street, is entertnining the members of
the W. C. ’l‘. U., this afternoon, at
her home. A, sociable is being held.
—~Loin 0t Pork to roast, 12%0 lb;
Pork Chops. 12%: lb. Hayes' Mkt.
Mrs. D. N.-Ma1the.r has returned to
her home in West Norwalk after sev-
- oral weeks spent at. the home of Mrs.
"Isaac Sellet'k. in Darieu. during her
daughter‘s illness.
«Gran. Sugar ‘36 lbs. $1. FILL. & Co.
Mrs. Henry '1‘. Gehrmunn, of issues
piece, Norwalk. and Mrs. Helen Smith.
of New York city._who is spending a
few days with her.‘ visited a theatre
in Bridgeport, yesterday afternoon.
—Fresh 11111115, 13c. Buttery‘s.
As next Monduy will be. the first
Monday in the month.“ the monthly
meeting of the South Norwalk Board
of Councilmen 11nd of the various 'so-
“ cieties will be held on that night.
This meeting will be the'lust regular
one of the present board. One. or two
special ones will be held before the. end
of the‘ month.
——Taft style Hot. 0 Biien.
A regular meeting of White ltose
Lodge. No.113. Daughters of St.
”George will be. held this evening. when
it is expected W (‘1. D. D. Mrs. M
Buchanan. of Nnugutnck will install
the oilicers for the coming term. There
is also some very agreeable new for
the members and all members are re-
‘quested to be present
—~Hello! Whut‘.’ 0l1.yes. we will
attend the Eagle Masquerade tonight
The Catholic Club held 11. 1egular
business meeting. last evening, at the
club reoms in West, avenue, and it. was
‘ voted to hold a dunce 011 New Years
' eve. in the town assembly 11nll.A
committee consisting of Charles Mc-
Carat) Francis Wald. Patrick Hennes-
soy Frank Smith 111111 John McCor»
mick was appointed to take chmge of
the attain and complete arrangements.
One candidate was voted to membei-
ship in the club.
1 ; -—-—l')yspepsin is our national ailment
‘ Butdock Blood Bitters is the national
1 cure for It. It strengthens the stom-
nob membranes. promotes flow of di
gostl‘ve1 Juices. purities the blood,
builds you up.
Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla.
'. Tether or Salt Rheum. Blanch-c. 'i‘umv
Saturday Chocolates,
25c lb
Stdlson-Powell Corporation.
* 1' '3; We Write Burglar 1
Insurance
LET, US WHITE YOURS.
TAYLOR 81‘ GOLDEN.
151.. 101-2. '
74 Walhlnuton' strut. acuth'florwolk.
BAXTER'S
A remedy. for P11111111», Pootulu.
0111, Bolts, Ringworm. Ulcers, Scrotu-
Is and Blood Diseases. *
750 BOTTLE.
ANDERSON '8
Launch Works.
Boat Frames set up and ready to
[1.1111111
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
Ovstor Shall Polo I. Norwallr
_.....‘ .... . ”H- ~.._..._.,.__
Mrs. Robinson and mold, of New
York city. huve token apartments ut
the Hotel Clifford.
~Brown 'l)erbles. ()‘I‘irien.
'i‘he Bugle Corps of the Seventh
Company. Coast Artillery. held 11 rogu-
lur meeting and reheursnl, inst even-
ing. oi. the urinory.
A—Shoulder Steak. 16c lhi;
Roasts, ‘itle. Hayes“. ‘ _
The Ladies United Whist Club will
be entertnined next Thursday utterv
noon by Mrs. Franklyn G. Brown. of
Seuview avenue, East Norwalk.
~Movlng Pictures and Songs
I-ioyt's.
'l‘he'imckwood Manufacturing Com-
pany has Just installed 11. complete
sprinkling system fire extinguisher
service tluonghout its factories in Dov
sheet. A‘h immense wutei tunk has
been e1et ted in connection with the.
system.
~—~i’ri1ne Rib Roost. lfll/fie. I'lnttery's.
1.111111 PM
W
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HAVE A COSY CORNER AND MAKE
YOUR HOME ATTRACTIVE.
An Embroidered
Japanese
“““““
Loss More Than We Do!
Every Suit or Overcoat that goes out of our store
gives the buyer the big end of the profit in the tran-
,1 sactionl
Because the SATISFACTION that goes with ev-
ery garment we sell IS the big item and it costs you
nothing. ,
All our Winter Suits and Overcoats display the
skill of expert tailors in critical selection of models.
in completeness of style details.‘ 111 dignity of line and
construction.
Look at the fine Suits—browns, olives. stone
shades. greens and rich mixtures-«priced from $10 to
$30. The finest Suits imaginable!
See the handsome broad shouldered Overcoats in
rich. warm browns. beautiful grays. Oxfords and
black, priced from $10 to $30. The handsomcst Over-
coats ever dreamed of! '
Then you will discover WHY you lose more
than we do if you don’t buy your clothes here.
14 South Main Street- Telephone c311 032-2.
OOOW”OOOOOOOOOOO”OOOOOWMOMOWW
WHAT CONSTITUTES A BALANCED RATION.
lily hulunt'ed is 1110:1111 thut :1 feed should coutuin 11' proper
11111011111 oi pioieln fut 11nd (1111'bo'11id111t11s newssurv to supply the
unlmnl teed the 111111itio11 111qui111d fut the pursue c \on are feed.
l‘ruetiml exntulenm and s1 It‘llllllt 1esu1ureh lms determined
the [not thul 11 por"lett urnln hoist feed should contain shoot 1:!
pm- ('i1‘llt.,‘pi'olt*lli and 1l per cent. i'ul.
Feed showing-this unulysls properly Illlltlilt‘t‘tl will keep 11 horse
to better condition thnn 11 romhi11uitnn of grains that show :1
much higher or lower nuulystt and rust more 11nd overload the.
horse‘s stomut'h.
liounle Stork 15111111
ll1eilul1i port 1 Iltul-ie of int
1.11d prote.l11
Buy Oats Thain Clean.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
W”WHO¢OW”QOO«”WOM«WN
Screen
WILL DO IT AND SAVE MONEY AT
53.98
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Cor. Wall and High Streets.
Norwalk, Conn.
Try Mine
1 have ileum-dressed Chickens and
Docks. it fine line or Turkeys and any-
thing you went in the line of Home-
cnred Horns, Frunkfurters and Meets
of all kinds.
F- KARL,
NORTH MAIN STREET.
A Friend in
Need
A good tool is always your
friend; never disappoints you.
I have a most complete line _
of
Carving Sets and
Sharpening Stones
for your Thanksgiving Turkey.
CHAS. E DOW
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
_ 191-1011121507.
CHRISTMAS
POST CARDS
" 11:10 125 éts.
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
Mauka..Whiskers. Wigs, Etc., for the
Mask Bail.
COLEMAN’S
NEWS 87011:.
to North Main 31..
Agent for A. O. epaldlng'o '
49 WALL STREET.
“11.1.1..1;1‘...Reny
FOR EARLY SHOPPERS 1
THE \BEST POPULAR PRICED LINE EVER CARRIED iN NORWALK.
1 WILLIAM P. BEERS
socks. sunoucev AND ENGRAVING. ,
6 SOUTH'MAIN STREET.
NORWALK. SOUTH NORWALK.
80th NOMIIK. "
T” '2‘ T".
Norwalk Savings Society,
44 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
INCORPORATED 1849.
Deposits, Dec. 1,1908, - $3,014,000.02
DIRECTORS. '
WILLIAM A. courts.
1.. moses H GLOVER.
Law130_ GREEN.
HENRY F. 001.2311“.
LESTER HYATT. I '
GEORGE M. HOLMES.
STEPHEN H. HOLMES,
FREDERICK A. ELLS,
FLOYD T. RUSCOE,
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WARRANTED
Dry Escallops, 4000i.
Roekport Steak Ced. ltlc lblNative Flatfish, 10ch
Market Cod, - 60 lb}Large Ciscoes. - 160' lb
Whiting. 1 - Sc lblOysters, as opened 30c qt
Pollock, 1 . 60 IblLong Clams, - 30c qt
Blue, Sea Trout spanish Mackerel, Extra Large Smelt. Halibut,
Long and Round Clams and Oysters in Shell; Opened
Long and Round Clams at the Market. All Goods
Warranted. Money back if not satisfied.
cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
THESE PRICES ARE FOR TODAY ONLY}.
f
Burglar-Proof Safe Deposit Belles.
" Are but Four Dollars a Year at tbs
Baseball ind Sporting Gouda; ‘
“ The boxes are of 5000 size and are absolutely fire and burglar-proof ‘
Saturday
Candy
29 Cents Box
‘ Fresh i1‘1om iioslon I1ve1y Week.
APOLLO CHOCOLATES. The choir-
est confections which tundy expmts
111111 p1od11te.'l‘1v them any day and
1011 will find them even better then We
eliiim them to he
APOLLO CHOCOLATES, Distinctive,
60c Pound, 30c Hall.
APOLLO CHOCOLATES, Criterion.
‘ 80c Pound. 40c Half.
APOLLO CHOCOLATE Wintergreen,
, 10c Package.
APOLLO STICK CANDY. 15c Ja‘r
APOLLO CHOCOLATE ALMONDS,
10c Package.
APOLLO MAPLE WALNUTS.
10c Package
APOLLO COFFEE PECANS.
with: Package.
THE CLIFFORD
PHARMACY,
THE PRESCRIPTION BTORE.
Telephone Coll. 15-1.
All Good; Delivered Free of Charge.
Store Open from 7 a. 111. to 9 p. 11;
Christmas
Presents
In Fine German. Japanese and
American China and
Glassware
Imported English Blue China by
the piece or set
Framed Pictures
We do not work prices 11p at Christ-
Liggett’ 3.4—1 ~
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1'6
Hill liliil lllllNlllllY
For the men and young men who are par?
' ticular about then clothes—their fit and style—1
We want. you to try on. lust
once. our smart models. whether
you buy or not-
You Can’t Lose
Shoes and Furnishings like the Suits—the, bedt
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Al?" ,1 Te .FQQT‘
AaP Pure Food Daily Bulletin for 1. ~ ,
Week Commencing Monday, | ‘
November 30th. I l
, EXtra'Stamps With 1- *1 -
Teas and Coffees All This Week ,.
mun time and then rut plices utter
CI11istuu1s.()m prltesupre no higher
now than 111 any time of the your.
“induw Shndes to units.
Wull l’npvrs. Ilouno
loods I’niutern' Supplies.
Pointing 11nd Decorating. '
Furnishing
We give the s. a. H. Green Trading
Stamps. Asklor them.
L. H. Decker
87 Washington Street,
Tel. Con. SOUTH NORWALK.
A Ltd
of Useful
Christmas Gifts
for Men
Bath Robes, Umbrellas. Suit
Chaos and Bags. Handkerchiefs.
Neckwoar .nd‘ Mufflers. Gloves
and-Wristlets. Suspenders and
Arm Bands. Fancy Half Hose.
Fancy and White Vests. Sweat-
ers and Cardigan Jackets. Shirts.
'Dress Shields, Men's Traveling
Sets. Pajamas and Night Shirts.
Underwear. Raincoats. '
Goods selected now cheerfully
laid aside until wanted.
After Dec. 14 open every even-
Ing until Christmas.
Joseph Davis
Clothior. Hatter
Furnisher
Trunks and Leather Goods
85 Washington SL. 80. Not-walk.
Tailor, and
1847 1908
Heating.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Ga; and steam Fitting. Gas Fixtures.
Metal Ceiling. Etc.
HAVE YOU SEEN OUR~STOCK OF
RICHMOND RANGES?
' ’Thc .IoheSSzHotchkiss
Company
17 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
. --lrlen1 Miss Ituther sing the songs
illustrated at Hoytfs Theatre tonight.
William Paliil'n’ 'tind Infant son.
111110111113, of Cedn'r str.eet me quite ill
with pneumonia
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_——Horsei1ieoltl1‘ Increases horse‘s
value Brewer 81. Malone.
Cob-1101100: Tribe. No. 32. I. O. R. M..
will hold a regular meeting, this even-
ing. at headquarters in Wall street.
~iiouie1mude or
1295:: lb dees' Mkt;
m...
Plumbing and Steam
' cred truck was sununoned I'or usslst-
Link Sausage. 1
1 South Neiwalk dock 111101119230 p.111. will be elected
2I1Plllilllli lilSl lllllllllllllll SilliIll lllR $1.50
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Wlllllllllll 1011, Illlillll . . . . .29
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3 lllllS Illll’lllllS Sillll’S lllll . .25
Extra Stamps With Groceries '
15 stamps with t can. A&.P 10 Stamp: with 1 pkg. lMuie
Peaches ................... .25-cl Team Borax ................ 12c ‘
15 Stamps with 2 plus. lXL Laun. '10 Stamps with 1 pkg. Minute '
dry Starch. each ............. 9c Tapioca .................. 1o:
15 Stamps With 1 but; Stuffed 10 Stamps with 2 cks.’ AaP ‘
Olives ..................... 25c Scouring Snip. each ......... 5c '
10 stamps with 1 can Sultana .10 Stamp. with 1 pkg. Fancy
Mustard .‘2 .................. 10c Head Rice ................. 10c
10 Stamp: With 1 pkg. AoP Jelly 10 Stamps with 2 Bks. IFlakcd
Powder ............ . ....... 100 Fish. each .................... 50‘
The Great Atlantic and Pac1hc
Tea Cempany,
1.124 E. Washington 81.. South .Norwalk ’ ""
' Tel. No. 909. Full Weight and ' ’ '
. ._ .Free'Delivery. “ Honest Trading. 1.
\«'-‘1.
h
.1.
8c Hammond’s Shoulders, per Ib;, .
51.00
26 lbs. Granulated Sugar,
- -
3 pkg's'. Seeded Raisins full Silt)”; .251: 2' runs Dudley Pumpkin .......'...25c
3 pkgsf. Clil'l ants ..... ‘ ...... 25c' .1 coins Gdlden Pumpkin .......... 25ci:
3 lbs. Prunes ...... . .............. 2511: Plum Pudding. p61 can .......... we
‘2. tbs. Layer Figs ................. 251: 3 lbs. Dates .............. ' ...... 250
2 lbs. Pouches or Apiicots ....... 25c 18 Qrunges ....... 25c
' It‘illtm Table RaiSillS Cranberries Amilrs COIN) Squash and \‘uts'
UNITED GROCERY CO.,
PHONE 143. 20 NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
Books! Books. I
GREAT BOOKS AT LITTLE PRICES. .
Former price $1 50, now‘. . . . . . . . . . .- ....... 50:
Over 300 to s‘elcct from; all new editions.‘
Also a
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The Novelty Store'
South Norwalk
76 Washington Street.
—-Shou|de1' Steuk. it'lc lb. lluyes'.
Edward Mur,ron of Smith sheet.
N01 walk was elected on janitor or the
Hope Hose fire qnnrttns in Wutm
street. at. the regular monthly business
meeting recently held.
-—-lJeg of Lamb, 14c. Buttery's.
The large open electric truck of the
Norwulk transfer line. was loaded to
its fullest. cupacity, last evening. at
the Norwulk steamboat: dock, with
goods for South Norwalk, and the n1n~
chine 1erused io‘ move. The big e-ov
Buckingham Women 3 Relief Corps
held 11 regulm monthly business men
lug, lust evening, in the (I. A. R llu‘
in Wall st1eal.0nl_v matters of 1
tine business were transacted.
——P0rk Cl10ps_ 12%0. Hayes’ Mkt.
The Nutmeg Club, of N01 walk 11
11 1"eg11ls1 monthly business me'etii
last evening. nt its quarters 11191
Coleburn block. Two members we
taken into the. club. At the. next ms
lug. to be held Decembei i7tl1, cities
I111 the coming your will be nominntotl'
11ml iii the 111éeting'hol'd the fl'rs
’I‘hnisduy in January. 1906, the o
n
once. '1111d towed the open tiuek to the
Norwalk Chronicler