THE‘ SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
Telephone 409. '
DELICIOUS
Ice
Cream _
Candiés, Etc.
LANE’S
g 51 Washington Street.
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IIIIII NEWS
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwnlk and vicinity: Fair and
colder tonight. and Sunday. The storm
that was central in the Lake region
yesterday morning, passed out the. St.
Lawrence Valley last. night. it. Is tol-
lowed by an urea 01 high p1 essnre with
Ileurlng weather and lower tempera-
ture The lowest terriperuturo IepoIthI
this morning was :10 below zero at
Prince Albert, British Northwest. Con-
ditions favor for this vicinity fair
weather except. possibly ilurrles of
snow and lower temperature,
Frank Morton has resigned his po~
sition with Rogers and Stevens.
wC. & K. Hats. O’Brien.
Today begins the forticth anuiveo
' snry of II. Krieger & Company and
they are celebrating it with a rousing
big sale.
James A. Barry, of Cranbury, has
completed a number of repairs on his
wagon shed, a new roof having. been
put on.
Thomas E. Gregory. of (‘I'anbnry,
has completed his contract ot‘ cutting
several roads through the property of
G. it. Kellogg, in Broad River.
——Slioulder Steak, 10c lb. l-layes'.
The Rev. ‘Mr. Lynch. of the Zion M.
It}. church, will give the address at.
the regular Saturday night supper at.
the Rescue Mission on the bridge. All
welcome.
Everything that you need for the
long winter nights will be found at
The Norwnlk Hardware Company's
store. The adv. will tell you aborit
some 0! them.
When you are. thinking of purchas-
ing your many Xmas gifts, don‘t neg:-
lect to visit. the. gift. room at The ll.
M1. Road store. Theadv. will tell you
more. about it.
t—-’I‘aft style Hat. O'Brien.
Mrs. P. W. Varian and son Willet,
of (lrunbnry, are spending 11 few days;
as the guests of Mrs. Varluu's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome. Corbett. in
. Springfield, Mass. .
, Owing to repairs on the organ the
regular musical service. at Trinity
Church will, be omitted tomorrow
night. The next one will Occur the
first. Sunday in January.
Tristram & Hyatt are. advertising
everything in the for line. They have
a most complete anti unto-date stock.
, It. will pay yoit to visit. their store. be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
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The Edgewood basketball ten111,of
Bridgeport. challenge any team in this
city of 1.15120 lbs. Return games
guaranteed. Kindly write. to 11‘. lilting,
295 State street, Bridgeport.
Cockenoe Tribe, No. 32, l. O. R. M..
held a regular meeting, last. evening,
at the quarters in the Gazette build-
ing, Wall street but only matters of
, routine bllS‘IlleSS were. transacted.
Conductor and Mrs Ernest R. Wil-
18011.0! South Norwalk, led the. grand
‘ march at the annual ball of Stamford
Lodge. Brotherhood of Railroad 'l‘Iain-
men, in the Stamford AI mOI y, Thurs-
day night.
F—Sot‘t and Crush Hats. O’Brien.
1 Bricklayers' and Plasterers Union
will hold a special meeting Monday
night,- December 7,11t 8 o',clock in G.
A. R. Hall, Norwalk. All Members are
' requested to 1",epOIt as veiy import.
‘ ant business is to come tip.
The committee of live appointed at
a recent meeting of the Catholic Club
l to make arrangements for 1), dance to
be held in the town assembly hall 011
New Years’ eve, met last evening, at
the club rooms in West avenue, 1nd
plans were talked up.
The engagement of Miss Maud Lam-
bert, of Washington, D. t‘... to Dr‘. Da-
venport White at New York city, has
been formally announced and it came.-
as a suiprise to the many Iriends of
both in The Norwalks They have
spent many summers here. and are
well known.
wChrlstmas Sale. fancy and useful
articles, . South Norwalk . Baptist
Church, Dec 8 and it. Come and pun
entree Christmas gifts
. The old woOden building belonging
to Michael Ratchl‘ord in Wall street
has been remodeled Ii'nd now presents
11 good appearance. The outside of
the building has been covered with tin
inittutl‘bn bricks, the roof has recently
been shingled, and the outside cornice
and Woodwind: about. the store in the
building has been given a coat of
paint. The interior of the building has
undergone improvements, and is now
It tenement house. ,
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Saturday Chocolates,
251; lb
Balloon-Powell CorpOratiOn,
bwrlption‘ Druquiwp ,
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irlrltiitH
cured Hams, i4‘rankt11rtcrs and Meats
We Write Burglar
Insurance
LET US WRITE YOURS.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
TEL. 165-2.
' 1'4 wII-Iungton street, 110qu Norwalk. ‘
BAXTER’S;
y’ Compound Syrup of Sars‘aparilla.
A remedy for Pimplaii, Postal“.
Tether or Bait. Rheum, BlptcheI, Tum-
. ore, Bells, Ringworms. Ulcers, Scrotu-
la and Blood Diseases.
75c BOTTLE.
ANDERSON ’3
Launch Works.
Bout Frames set up and ready to
‘ Blank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches at all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
Oyster Shall Point. Norwallr
A 1.011111 was held InsI F\Tl~llll;§~;ii the
paisonage oi' the, lion llill Methodist
(.flIuI'ch.
Miss Ada. ilaazurd and Harvey
Smith, of Norwalk, will visit. Smith‘s
'l‘beatr'erin Bridgeport, this evening.
«5 lb pail Lard, 6011. Hayes' Mitt.
The quarters Of the Norwalk Fire.
Polite in Wall street are draped III
Inournint,r foi the death of Alfred 11‘.
W‘nlleure', who was a popular member.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Curtis and
Miss Jennie Brown, of Bridgeport, will
Mrs.
Park. ,
W. I1“. Chadenyne, proprietor of The
Novelty Store, \l’ashinu‘tou street, will
give an interesting X-ltny exhibition
this evening. Mr. (,IIIIIdeiiyue has been
requested to give. this exhibition by
a number (It people, of The Norwalks,
who are Interested iii this new phase
John A. Montgomery, of Union
of picture machines.
HAVE A COSY CORNER AND MAKE
YOUR HOME ATTRACTIVE,
An Embroidered
Japanese
spend Sunday as the guests of Mr. and, '
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If You Don’t Buy Here You
Lose 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-
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 odels,
in completeness of style details, in dignity of inc 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 liandsomest Over-
coats ever dreamed of I
Then you will discover WHY you lose more
than we do if you don't buy your clothes here.
14.50th Main Street. Telephone Call 632-2.
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We might continue to harp on the merits of our home ground
feeds and tht1 \ilIilt' of II balanced ration unit] we lllletl II large
book but “bills the use "The proof of the pudding is in the
curing.”
It Is as lllllt'Il to your interest as It is lllllli‘ that you make a
fair and thorough test. All we III-tit is that you take out1 oi your
horses for 11. month or six Weeks and feed him litmuie Stock Filed,
taking careful note. of the weight. and condition «If the horse at
the start. and weight, and condition at the end of the period. and
the cost ol‘ tlio.fectl actually used. against I1 similar test on the
Hilllltr horse with your present system of t‘wdlnit. isn't that fair
and reasonable? III‘IMAflm
Buy Oat: Thain Clean.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
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WILL DO IT AND SAVE MONEY AT
' $3.98
Cor. Wall ”and High Streets.
Norwalk, Conn. ’
l have Home-dressed Chickens and
Ducks, a fine litre of Turkeys and any-
thing yon want in the line of Home-
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. now
112 WASHINGTON smear.
'PHONE 657.
CHRISTMAS
1c to 25 (its.
WHOLESALE 0R RETAIL.
Masks, Whiskers, Wigs, Etc, for the
Mask Bail.
COLEMAN’S
NEWS STORE.
10 North Main at, South Norwllk.
Agent. «or A. G. Bpaldlng'o ‘
lunch.” and Sporting ducal.
’ 4O WALL STREET.
Try Mine
POST .CARDS
Holiday Line any“?
FOR EARLY SHOPPERS
BEST POPULAR PRICED LINE‘EVER CARRIED IN NORWALK.
WILLIAM P. BEERS
BOOKS, STATIONERY AND ENGRAVING.
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
THE
NORWALK.
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.44 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
INCORPORATED 1849.
Deposits, Dec. 1, 1908, $3,614,000.62
DIRECTORS. '
WILLIAM A. CURTII.‘
moses H. GLOVER,
LEWIS c GREEN,
HENRY r3. coLEBURN,
LESTER HYATT.
' GEORGE M. HOLMES.
STEPHEN H. HOLMES,
FREDERICK A. ELLS,
‘ FLOYD T. RUSCOEI
WARRANTED
Dry Escallops, 400 Qt.
10c lb' Native Flatfish,
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Frodlfish, 10c lb
LObslers, - — Large Ciscoes, - ‘10c lb
Whiting, - - 5c lb Oysters, as Opened, 30c qt
Pollock, - - 6c lbILongIClams, - 30c qt
Blue, Sea Trout, Spanish Mackerel, Finnin Buddies, Steak Cod.
Eels, 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.
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Burglar-Proof Safe Deposit Boxes
Are but Four Dollars a Year at the
our trunnion
‘ The bones are of grind size and are absolutely tire and but]: let 1110111
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Liggett’ 3...:
Saturday
Candy
29 Cents Box
litesh From Boston Every Week
APOLLO CHOCOLATES. The chole-
est confections which randy experts
can produce. Try them any day and
you will find them even better than we
claim them to be,
APOLLO CHOCOLATES, Distinctive,
60c Pound, 30c Halt
APOLLO CHOCOLATES, Criterion,
‘ 80c Pound, 40:: Hall.
APOLLO CHOCOLATE Wintergreen,
10c Package.
APOLLO STICK CANDY. 150 .iar
APOLLO CHOCOLATE ALMONDS,
10c Package.
APOLLO MAPLE WALNUTS.
10:: Package.
APOLLO COFFEE PECANS,
THE CL FORD
PHARMACY,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
Telephone Cull. 16-1.
All Goods Delivered Free of Charge.
IIIIIIIIIIIIII Illflll NEWS
Miss .iliro ICIIIle, who Is spending
the winlei mouths iii New York cliy.
is making 11. short visit with Mr. and
Mrs. William Belts, oi Spi‘iugwood
avenue, Norwulk.
«Umbrellas, Winter Cups. O'Brien,
The Norwnlk ’l‘own 'i‘cnclu-rs‘ As-
sociation will hold its regular meeting
in the iliuli School building, fl‘uesday
evening. December S. ' The lidn. Josiah
'I‘. Newconib will let-lure on “Political
Reforms.“ _
’I‘Iie 'l‘rolleymen's l'nlon will hold
lit-I annual meeting this evening in cori—
iinction with tlit1 regular monthly busi-
ness meeting. ’I‘wo meetings will be
held~ as usual. the first at 8:30 o'clock
and the second at midnight.
Mrs. Ailn lillii'liiig, of Wheeling, West
Virginia, who has been residing with
Mrs. ’l‘11ylor,.in West street, was re~
moved to the Norwalk Hospital. last
night. upon the advice. of Dr. J, W.
Vollmer. Mrs. Elieliug ts suffering
from nppcudlclt is.
, The athletic association of the N111"
walk high school is planning to hold
a dance in thI1 Torin Assembly Hall.
in “all street. in the new tutme. A
eoiiiuiiitee of tiro, one from oath of
the classes and one from the faculty,
has been appointed to make. some lll‘-
I'aiigems'nts. The money derived will
be used for the equipment ot llll‘ base.
bill team of new season.
. Eureka Lodge. l‘laugliters of Re
bekiili. entertained a large number of
visiting members from lianlmry. New
Canaan and other IIIIIH‘H, last night, at.
Odd l-‘elldws' Hall. in Washington
street. The delegation from Danbnry.
alone, numbered between 50 and 00.
Four candidates were initiated during
the evening and ultimate were. nominat-
ed. At the cltisc of the evening lioun~
tiful rot’roshrrients were served.
' ‘ The Sixth and Seventh Companies.
Coast Artillery. will turn out in 11 body
tomorrow afternoon to attend the filth
oral or the late Alfred \VIIIIerIro, The
men will assemble at the armory nt 1
o‘clock, in full uniform. Mr. \‘t’alleure
had been 11 member of both companies.
lie was connected with Company F, as
the Seventh Company was formerly
known. for five years, and for two
years :1 Iiienibei‘ of Company I) 11nd the
Sixty Company. as It is now known.
-——Salt Pork, lot.- lb. Hayes' Mkt.
A. II. idylngton. Eso.. formerly Unli-
ed Statescousul at Naples, Italy, is to
speak to the men of the First, Congre-
gational Church in Norwalk. tomorrow
otter morning service at 12:15 in the
ladies' parlor. He will speak of life in
Naples. under the Stars and Stripes.
and the, experiences in a consulate that
has increased rapldlv in importance
III view of the remarkable advance of
Naples as a. Mediterranean port. All
men of the congregation are cordially
iuyitcd,
A List
Of Useful
Christmas Gifts
for Men
Bath Robes, Umbrellas, Suit
Cases'and Bags, Handkerchiefs,
Neckwcar and Mufflers, Gloves
and Wriatlcn, Suspenders and
Arm Bands, Fancy Half Hose,
Fancy and White Vests. Sweat.
era and Cardiga'n Jackets. Shirts,
Dress Shields. Men's Traveling
Sets. Pajamas and Night Shirts,
Underwear. Raincoats:
Goods selected now cheerfully'
laid aside until wanted.
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Alter Dec. 14 open every even-
Ing until Christmas.
Joseph-Davis,
Clothier. Hatter
Furnishor
Trunk; and Leather Goods
Bb Washington at, 80.,Norwalk.
Tailor, and
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For the men and.
We want you
' Shoes and Furnishings
8c
3 illiuS. Seeded Raisins, full size. . .25c
3 pkgs. Currants ..... 25c
it lbs, Prunes ........ ,..... ...... 25c
2 lbs. Layer Figs . ......... . ..... “25c
2 lbs. Peaches or Apricots .......251:
I1"Iiii(y Table Raisins Clflflllllclllcfl,
PHONE 143. 20 NORTH
once, our smart models, whether
you buy 'or not— .
You Can’t Lose
. Hammond’s Shoulders, per 1b.,
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar,
mum
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young men who are par-‘1
ticular about their clothesr—thelr lit and Style—-
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like the Suits—the best J!”
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2 cabs l'iudlcy' “Pumpkin . ”“256
3 cans Golden Pumpkin . .. .......25¢
Plum Pudding. pei c1111..........10¢
3 lbs Dates .. .............. .....25c
.18 Oranges‘. ... ................ .251:
Apples, Ccler,y Squash and Nuts. u
UNITED GROCERY C0.,
MAIN STREET. scion-1 NORWALK.
76 'Washington Street,
Books I
GREAT BOOKS AT LITil‘LE PRICES.
Former price $1.50, now .......I ...... ....1.5oc'
Over 300 to select from; all‘new editions. , ‘
[ BO‘oksi
Also at
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The Novelty Store
South Norwalk.
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IIIIIII Ill Will SIRIII.
WALL STREET. IO:l0 1‘1. tit-The
stock market opened active and trregtr
Iar within a narrow range, the low
priced stocks retaining their conspicu-
ous positions. Kansas City Southern
rose «13/, Chesapeake and Ohio and
Colorado Fuel i-and Colorado and
Southern and St. Louis, Southwestern
pfd. 5.... Wabash pl‘d. declined {ii 011
setting It) take. profits.
WAIII. STREET, .11 a. In.~—A further
upward rush in the low priced stocks
aroused some misgivings at. the. vlo-
leuce- oi the recent advance in these
stocks, and tree otter-lugs were made
of the high-priced stocks which result-
ed in material declines in them. The
advance carried up the Gould group
from 1 to 1%. Kansas City Southern
old. 2 and Colorado Fuel 21,4... practicab
Iy all of which was lost when the mar-
ket. broke. The. tone of the market
was firmer at 11 o‘clock, with Reading
a point above last night.
WALL STREET, Close—The market
closed weak and disorderly, Reading
was rushed up 21,3. the second pfd.
made anupward bound of it points
and the. first. preferred 4%. A rumor
that the second pt‘d. was . to be ex~
changed half for the first pfd. and half
raised was responsible. Enormous selb
lug orders were put. in for other stocks
to take advantage of the cttect. of the
Reading move. and prices broke with
violence. There was some. heavy OOVev
ing by slicits, but stocks continued to
he uttered.
CHINESE STUDENTS TO COME TO
. AMERICA. .
PEKIN. Snudney. Nov. l.-—I~‘lans and
regulations have. been drnwnup by the
Chinese government. for sending some
two thousand Chinese standouts .to
America in accordance with the agree-
ment negotiated by Minister Roekhtll
this summet This agreement. provides
for sending one hundred students an.
nually for four years and titty annually
for the, remainder ot‘ the term of the
boxer indemnity, to American schools
and celleges. «Arms-din", to the regu-
lations eighty per (tilt. of these stu-
dents are to study amount arts and
twenty per cent. law and government.
The plan provides 1'01 11 Chinese educa-
tional commissioner with live assist
ants in the United States who may 01
may not live in Washington. The mat-
,ter is to be in no way connector] with
the Chinese legatlon in Washington.
There is to be a. commission in Pekln
that will designate the schools to
which students are to be sent. The
ages of the students to be sent will
vary from 12 years to 20 years.
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith was
this morning after a few "dnyu illness
at his home in West avenue.
fur the. common stock and the dividend.
able to get to his duties a little while -
CUNIISI llll Illlll GIIY III
IIIIIIDIIIII ‘
(Continued from First Page),
Willlapr S, Wilcox. pasted over the ‘ 1
name of the respondent. James Paul.
for the office of collector: that. one
Democratic ballot on which the. name
of William S. Wilcox was rejected for
being marked. because a pink pastor
bearing the. name of said Francis I.
llurnell was pasted over the. word may"-
or on said ballot, and that. one He-
pnblican ballot on which the name.
of William S. Wilcox was written III-
stead of James Paul, was not counted
for said William S. Wilcox. ' 1
it. is therefore claimed that Moder» .
utoi' Nash illegally rejected four bal-
lots. it is their claimed that ol’ the _,
536 ballots counted for Mr. Paul. there
were four 01' more Republican ballots
with white posters, contrary to law. ‘ ..
bearing the name of. Albert M. Pohl», _
man for city councilman, posted over
the names of various Republican candl-
dates. and that! the moderator allowed
the said ballots lobe counted for Mr.
Paul but; not for Iiir. Pohlman. ‘
In counts followmg after this, it. is
stated that. there were more than .
twenty piles‘ot ballots at the counting. . '
and there were certain errors in the‘
counting. addition. etc. which could
not well be set forth in the bill of-
complaint, but which will be explained
at the hearing.
Tire case has aroused considerable,
discussion and the result will ther-r» , ,
f'ore be. looked forward to with inter- .. '
est. Some of the councilman \l’Pl‘I‘
elected by very small majorities and“
ii. is considered quite possible that it1 1'
decision Of the court may have bu
portant bearing on the council cletn.
tiori. William Miller. Republican cair-
didato for councilman, furtherance,
was declared defeated by just one vote
No appeals have been filed by any Ollh , .
e1 candidates for oflice. than Mr Wll .
cox thus I‘ui. 1'
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KING PRESENTED WITH AMERI 1'
CAN caoss OF HONOR.
ROME, Dec? Dr-‘LIOVH C. Gilsconi,
the Aineilcan Ambassadbr to tlnlv. was ,
*received in private audience by King .
Victor Emmanuel today and presented
his majestv with the decoration of tho ,
American Cross of Honor. n. life-anvil) '1".
order organized in 1898.1‘he king
pressed his pleasure at being an honor
ary niembei of the order and saidli
sympathized with its humanitarII‘II
11 ms ‘
Musical Maid—Now, candidly, 111111
ing of Wagnerian opera, what. do yor
think of this company a excorition?
Candid Critics-wit is not. execution
my child. it is assassinated-wince
”will. Bits, ‘ 11'
Norwalk Chronicler