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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
Telephone 409.
DELICIOUS .
Candies, Etc.
LANE’S
51 Washington Street.
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For Norwalk and vicinity: Generally
fair tonight and Thursday. There. is
no well~defined storm area east of the
Rocky Mountains. Pleasant. weather
prevails generally in all sections ex~
ccpt. in the lake region. where. the
weather is cloudy with llurries of
snow. The lowest temperatures were
reported from Northern Maine. where
it was down to zero. Conditions t'a-
‘vor for this vicinity pleasant weather
and not much change in temperature.
P. Varian. of Crnnbury. has recently
had the. interior of his house repainted
and tempered.
William Jones. motorman of the lo.
cal trolley division, enjoyed a vacation
from his duties yesterday.
Lieutenant Howard Godfrey, of Main
street, enjoyed a. day’s vacation yes-
terday from his duties as motorman of
the local trolley lines.
A regular meeting of Ophir Chapter.
No. 52. O. E. S.. will he held this cvw
ning at 7:45 o‘clock. There, will be
initiation ot candidates.
Estovernor Chamberlain. of Merl.
, den, was 71 years old on Monday. He
spent. the day quietly at the Home
National ilank and his friends will be
pleased to learn that he. is in good
health.
~—KIIighls of Columbus Euchre l’ai iv
and Dance. 'l‘oIIn Assembly llI.Ill lI‘ri-
day.
Court, Mahackemo. Foresters of Am.
erlca. held a business session last
night. but transacted only routine
business. The lodge will hold its
quarterly meeting two weeks hence,
when otiicers will be elected.
Misa Ora Mai King. of East Nor'
I'allt. has tendered her resignation as
teacher of the sixth room in the Over
River school, to take effect at the close
of the. present, term. The resignation
as yet has not been accepted by the
lioard, but these steps will be taken
at the next meeting.
The members of the Norwalk Club
will have a pinochle tournament, this
evening at the club. The, playing will
start at s o‘clock. and all entries must.
lie in in 7: 30 o'I‘IloIk. 'l‘hete will be
pIizes t"oI the winners and hot roast
boot sandwiches and other refresh
ments will he served.
Night. Watchman ll. M. Jennings
was kept, busy last evening keeping
the teams and automohihs from ltill-
ning onto the Wall street bridge tun-
nel. IIlIlIlI is pIIttlI torn up. SeveInl
times big machines came racing along.
and in spite of all the red lanterns ran
way up to the bridge.
William B, Hamilton. 01' South ‘N‘or-
'I.Ilk is prepaIing to conduct II mov-
ing picture eIIteItaiIIInent at: the. New
auaan opcia house iI‘IidIIy and Sat
IIIday evenings. togethei with a mat-
inee (III SatuIIiaI ItitI-Inoon. The il-
lustrated songs are to he sting by Miss
Stella Rather. a Well known South
Norwalk vocalist.
“i It; is understood that the New York,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company before long will begin its
work of widening the Monroe. street
approach to the east bound depot. Re-
ccntlv a piece, of pIopcrty IIas pur~
chased at that point. for the company
by Thomas I Ravmond The company
proposes to widen the appIoach 20
feet. an imptovement II hich when
completed. will be greatly IIppIceI iated
by the public.
The educational commission of the ‘
state IHgISItlIill‘h‘. of which Ptesident F.
S. lntthet. of rI‘rinitI College is chair
titan. will probablI hold a meeting in
Danbury within the next few Weeks.
This will be one of a series of meet-
ings which are being held in I‘lit’feient
pnIts of the state and will be in the
nature of a heating. The. co ommission
is investigating the educational condi—
tions and needs of the state with a
vow to pioposing legislation to the
next general assembly.
——-Euchre. Party and Dancing. nus-
pices Catholic Union Council K. of 0..
Town Assembly hall. Friday evhning.
W W, Stone, the IIcll- known postal
mail clerk of Academy street NOI-
walk has a great many friends at the
waalk post ofiice who could not let
a chance for some fun slip bI. At the
last Council meeting MI. Stone ap
pcaréd and asked for some. lights in
Academy street, and lights after 3 a
In. each motning, and his fI tends fixed
up a miniature lantern. tied with (ards
tending "More light for Academy
street " and like sayings. which they
arranged so he would receiIe the
piesent when he passed tlnough South
Norwalk this morning.
I Hot Watcr Bottles
FOUNTAIN SYRINGES. ICE BAGS,
INVALID CUSHIONS'.
ALI. KINDS. . .
Stillson-I’owell Corporation,
Proocrlption brunt-to. .
upon. Sunday» 30th Norwalk.
ALL PRICES.
Insurance
LET us WRITE Vouns.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
TEL. 105-2.
74 Wuhlngton Street. South Norwolk.
- BAXTER’S
. . Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla.
A remedy for Ptmploo, Pootuloo.
l Tether or Salt Rheum, Blobchel. Tum-
ors. Bolts, Ringworms. Ulcers, Scrotu-
lu and Blood Diseases.
7 So BOTTLE.
ANDERSON '3
Launch Works.
Boat Frames set up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches ol.’ all sizes built. to order
by competent workmen.
avatar Shall Point. Norwalk
iohn A. \10!lii.,t)illt‘l\. oi Nonalk.
spent .Iesteiday in New York city, on
business.
The Ladies' thiied \\'lIist (‘Ilnb will
be entertained toIIIorrow afternoon by
Mrs. Franklyn ti, llI-own. of Seaview
avenue.
(lockenoo 'l‘ribe. No. 32. will hold a
regular meeting. Friday evening, at
IpIaItINIs in the Gazette building. Wall
strnee NIIIIIIIlk.
'l‘ho (‘in National llank has rev
ceivetl its usual supply of new gold and
silver coins to meet. the demand for
them that is always made duringthc
holiday times.
The force of linemen ol' the Con-
necticut (,‘otnpany are iltlsy complet-
ing the task of putting in new over-
headwirI-s through Wall streets on
both tracks. Much work is done after
midnight. when the men are not. both-
ered with regular cars. it is hoped
by the company that the wiros‘ will
be ready for uSe in less than a week.
HOLIDAY
GOODS
TOYS
English Doll Carriages
at Bargain Prices
l. A. MilBHllL
Cor. Wall-and High Streets,
Norwalk, Conn. '
Meat and
Provisions
All kinda,
sen. I’l't’
made. IlItIiy.
F. KARL,
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
Phone 445.
A Friend”, in
Need
"A good tool is always your
friend; neupMisappoints you.
I have a most complete line
of '
Carving Sets and
Sharpening Stones
for your Thanksgiving Turkey.
CHAS. E. DOW
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
'PHONE 667.
CHRISTMAS
POST CARDS
1c to 25 éts.
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
Mack‘s, Whiskers, Wigs. Eth, for the
Mask Ball.
COLEMAN’S ‘
NEWS STORE.
In North Main BL. South Norwllk.
' Agent for A. G. Spaidinn' I
Baseball and Sporting Goods.
llolouna and Delicates-
ranki‘nrters atnl Sausage
Try them.
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We Write Burglar
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The Best Overcoats
Cost Less Than You Think!
What in it make; a good Overcoat cost money? Not the
cloth alone, nor the linings and trimmings! it in brains, oklll,
knowiodge, experience—tho ability to create something good;
that’ o where the cost lion in a garment.
We begin with good cloth and trimmings—as any first
class storo does; but we put more money into extra hand-
work-shaping of shoulder: and collar—making the vital
parts right—than the average store will stand. But the re-
sults justify the expense; our Overcoato are the best: made we
have seen, and they fit and look better than any other coats
you cad buy at our prices— _ ,1... 5 V‘ _ _ 1.. .
. ‘ $10 to $50
All the new colors—the now stripes—tho new pockets and
cults-Abe new models—beautiful coats extremely moderate in
price.
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Buy men's gifts at this store. and you will run no risk of
disappointing any manII'Neckwear, Shirts, Gloves. Hosiery.
Suspenders, and a hundred and one pthcr good gifts for men
and boys. ‘
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14 South Main Street. Telephone Ca11682-2.
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Willis II. . . of W all
was in New \oIl. lll\ Itstmdni'.
The Sixth t‘otupnny, Coast. Artil-
wlil have a weekly drill at the
street. .
on :It‘l‘)’,
business iarnIory this evening. There will he
Silcox and Van Sem are lltht‘l'IIRlllg Ian Inspection next week. .
thin” llllit'l oi smoked land. salt lish. ( haIies Hm”... Addison. who “I,” pm.
"y "5‘ w” to “5 1H1“plIIIId by tin t‘lii‘loId I’Illlilllat'l tIt
llI-IIII liutis. of tho NIIIIIIIIII llaId
the time of its |‘:'.lIllIIl’ IIns theit old
“lllt‘ t‘o. stoic Main siteet. is spend- lest t‘lllllltlii‘ M I}... tithe the 5m“.
ing :1 din in \‘Iu YoIk I-lII. IIIIs Hill in i‘-Ip.IeI & St John. “I
A number of people of Not-walk were Addison learned the art of We
interested to see It small sized antonIII cream and Hi‘l‘llll making.
bile past-I through about it o'clock this friends will remember his familiar tig-
morning. containing two dwarfs. n IIIIIII are back of the soda fountain; dis-
and woman. The llltit‘lllllt‘ was built pausing the it lreshllll; llllllkr H“ ‘5
on rnkish litlt's and looked.InIII-II like now out of oInplIIanant. hut e\pects
a miniature racing machine. another position soon.
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We don‘t t‘iIIIIll to make all tho good i-‘eeds. evvopt for this
town. but we tlti-(‘lllllli to make them better than IIIII nmnut'aetnr-
Id out West and to sell them as low as. the hes! can be sold.
\\'hen the '
know at once that the pt‘it‘n discredits the llltulil.“
"I‘ItiII-I' t‘ellIIII"'oI1crs them a good deal cheaper you may
lt-Lhoy don‘t
Ilslt my price it‘s because his food is not worth it.
' Buy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
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Norwalk Savings Society,
44 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
INCORPORATED 1849.
Deposits, Dec. 1, 1908, $3,614,000.62
DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM A. CURTIS.
moses H. GLOVER,
LEwIs c GREEN,
HENRY F. COLEBURN,
LESTER HYATT.
GEORGE M. HOLMES,
STEPHEN H. HOLMES,
FREDERICK A. ELLS,
FLOYD T. RUSCOE,
Warrantcd Dry Escallops, 40c 0t.
II‘Iostilsh. 10c lb.; Whiting. I'Ie 1h. '. Native Flfilfish, 10c n...
tdcdb; Owns-ten: as openpd zinc at; Long (‘lams 300 at. Sea Trout. Span-
ish MIIclII-Iel. h‘itIIIiII lladdles Steak Cod. Eels. llnlibut: Long and Round
(lams IInIl ()IsteIs in She ll: ()pened Long and Round (‘lams III the Market.
.\ll .uoods IIIIIIanted Monev back if not Sillisflpd
Cutbill’s Bridge FiSh Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
THESE PRICES ARE FOR TODAY ONLY.
Large Ciscoes.
Jeddo and Old Company’s Lehigh
.FOR FURNACE.
Cross Creek and Upper Lehigh
For Cooking Range and Self Heaters.
No. 2 Nut $5.00 per Ton, delivered in cellar
RAYMOND BROS.
His many ‘.
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titles not IIppeIII in
otheI newspaper Iead
THE NEW YORK
HERALD
.\II impressive example of
IIICIL‘ILII iII-nts was its er
elusive story telling that
any
Austria Rushes Army to Bosnia
i
'li'ained Iortespontlents stationed
in Men IpIIIIteI oi the globe keep
telegraph and cable busy trans-
mitting the exrlIIsiIe news stories
IIlIiIlI .Ippear daily in the \l' W
YORK ill-I Ru. 1'.)
Don‘t Fall -to' Read the
llerald Specials This Morning
I‘or iInpoItnnt news which 7
Clothing
Suit or Overcoat
Raincoat
Fancy Vest
Coat Sweater
Bath Robes
lilllil IN Will SIREEI.
\\'Al.l. S’l‘RI-Ild'l‘. 10:10 a. l]l.—FIPSL
prices of stocks changed but little
from the closing last: night. (talus
> were the rule and were most conspic-
nous in the spet.‘iultles. Wisconsin
(‘entrai pfd. advanced t N: American
Hide and Leather pl‘d. l l-S; Reading
1 and Great Northern old. and town
(Ventral pt'd.‘ large, fractions. ’
WALL STREET li a. Ins-«Low
priced and minor slot-ks were again
the most active features of the early
trading. Large blocks of Wabash old.
and other slot-ks of a Similar class
were bought at advancing prices, while
the usual market leaders stood still.
or were little altered. Reading was
conspicuously strong. Pacific Coast
Set‘miti pt’d. uained 5 points. United
Railway and investment Md. 2%. Wu-
bash pt'd. ‘JNIIqu'w-II Central pfd. 1%.
Chicago and Alton 1%. Reading l-‘NI'I.
8c
Writing Paper I
For Christmas
If there ever was a delicate atten
tion in the way of II Christmas present,
it is a box of that rennnkahly tlne
“tiling papet, ,
at
Highland
Linen
Every time the recipient. whether
w,ife sisteI. daughter 01 sweetheart.
opens tut box. she is going to remem-
beI Inn and naturally she will wake
some of heI lettets to you upon the
paper We earn it in stock as well
as lier'kshhe Linen lv‘ainc and other
well known Eaton CIane & Pike Co.
papers.
Wm P. 'Beérs
BOOKS. STATIONERY. ENGRAVING.
49 WALL! st, NORWALK.
s so. MAIN s12. SOUTH NORWALK.
'SILcox & VAN scov,
FISH MARKET
We Have aFull Line
of
Smoked and Salt Fish
181 Washington Street Bridge
Tel. 931. Try Us.
Eleétion Notice
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK,
South Norwalk. Conn.
The regular animal meeting of the
stockholders of this bank. for the elec»
tion of directors for the ensuing year.
will be. held at the Banking House. on
TuesdaI. the l‘lth dnv of January.
1909 from t to ‘l p. m
WILI‘RIE D BOD“ El L. Cashier.
South NorIIalk. (ionIII. Dec. 7. 1908.
(17 3t.
Free Delivery.
Burglar-Proof Safe Deposit Boxes
Are but Four Dollars a Year at the
.1 [The boxes are of good size and\are absolutely fire and burglar-proof
«I .-
J OSELOFF’S
A FRESH LOT OF
FRESH FROM THE PRESS.
Louis Jeselotf,
72 NORTH MAIN ST“ 80. NORWALK
TELI'GALL 467.
Sweet Cider ~
' GIVE HIM
SOMETHING
USEFUL
THAT HE WILL APPRECIATE '
He will be pleased to receive any of the. following:
SHOESL—All shapes-All leathers
Hats and Caps, Suit Cases, Umbrellas»
Price’s Clething. Store
98 Washington St. PHONE 16S-5.
Hammond’s Shoulders, per lb.,
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar,
Furnishings
Neckwear
Suspenders
Gloves
Shirts
Hosiery
South Norrvalk I f
is.
$1. 00
3 pkgs. Seeded Raisins full size. ..25c 2 cans Dudley Pumpkin .........-.250
3 pkgs Currants ............ .25c 3 cans Golden Pumpkin .. ..,.......25°
3 lbs. Ptunes .......... . ......... 25c Plum Pudding, per can .........I10t=
2 lbs. Layer Figs. ............. ..25c 3 lbs. Dates .I................‘..250
2 lbs. Peaches or Apricots ....... 25c 18 Oranges .25c
Fancy Table Raisins, Cranberries, Apples, Celery, Squash and Nuts. __
UNITED GROCERY C0.,
PHONE 143. II 20 NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH‘NORWALK.
YARD TEL‘. 45-2. ,
ior fabric roofing, warranted
for eight years.
TAR PAPER. x, o, and 3-ply.
t
Over 300 t
76 Washington Street,
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Mercantile Marine pfd. and Hocking
Coal 1N... and Great Northern pfd., St.
Louis Southwestern ptd.. Reading 2nd
hid. Delawate and Hudson. Ameptcan
Locomotive, West rn Union and [init-
cd Railway and vestment i. litan-
hnttan fell 2 and Utah Copper 1.
WALL STREET, Noon—There
were. sensational. advances in a variety
of mlnoI laIIIOIId stocks. but the more
important stocks Ivete almost. immo
Iable. (‘hicago and Alton was rushed
up 41/... and United Railways and In-
vestnn-nt 4. Bonds were firm.
WALL STREET. l’p. m.-—-An in-
quiry tor the Eastern Trunk Line
stocks advanced them smartly. espec-
ially Reading. which improved two
points. There
STAM
who are jns‘ ”.sd it
along without a Stand Ird Ranuc
are those who live in a balloon
in mid-aim where. the Range of
.\'ision absorbs
and where Rarefied Atmosphere
is an important item on the bill
of tare.
SPECIALTIES:
LINCOLN ROOFING, a super- LADDERS, ordinary and exten
- Books. '
GREAT BOOKS AT LITTLE PRICES.
Former price $1. 50, now ..
was less movement .
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Is yours a balloon or a Siam:
ford Range? “The only people .
getting ' ‘
the attention.
The Hatch & Bailey Co
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace:
MILL TEL.146-3. ,
sion.
FIR GUTTER, two sizes.
SASH WEIGHTS and CORD.
Backs“!
.............. ..50:
0 select from; all new editions. .
Also a
llflllPlllE lllit ill iilli litiiii RililY
The Novelty Store
South Norwalk. .1 ,‘ ‘
among the unimportant stocks, the‘ rise ‘ ‘
pausing there when the. leading
stocks went up. Western Union re-
acted lN/I on the announcement of the ‘
increase in the dividend to a three leI
cent basis _
CHANCE FOR A BIG'FACTORY.
Representatives are expected in
this city. today. from II concern which
is desiIous of finding a (notary Thes
IepIesentatives will be conducted i)
IaIious factoties and sites bI tlII
Metchants' and Manufacturets Assn» '
ciation and it considered that there i:
an excellent chance of the company
coming year. It is stated that II.)
people. all men. the employed by the
concern,
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