THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL Telephone 409. DELICIOUS Candies, Etc. LANE’S 51 Washington Street. . monomer»terminates?- ‘ till tin“ WEA'EHER FORECAST. For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair aiid slightly 'aruier tonight. anti Fl‘liiit)’. A slight. disturbance is central this morning in the northwest. but. pleasant weather prevails generally in all see.» lions cast of the Rocky Mountains. The temperatures are low over North- ern New York and New. England. The lowest. teiiiperattire reported was 20 below zero at Canton. N. Y. Conditions favor for this vicinity fair weather Willi slowly rising icpipei'aiiire. _.._.——-d—-—— Mrs. G. Elliot. Brown. of Mott. ave- nue. is the hostess ot’ the Matinco Wliist Club this afternoon. Earle Garfield, who has been ill for some time. hits resumed his duties with the. Connecticut. Company. Ralph G. llcdient. of Center avenue. Norwalk. is spending a few days with friends in New Haven and Clinton. Washington Chapter. R. A. lit. of Norwalk. conferred the Mark Master degree last, evening at ti stated convo~ cation. Stuart ilyington and daughter. of Flushing. i... it. are spending today in Norwalk oti a coiribiiied business and pleasure trip. Stephen Goodwin is now employed at Joseph J. (lliiotto's lunch rooiii. lie was formerly connected with The Clit- t'ord Pharmacy. ——Knights of Columbus Euchre Party and Dance. Town Assembly Hall. Fri- day. Miss Florence Bennett. oi’ Biiigham- ton. N. I'.. is the. guest, of Miss Intere- tia Sanger. of East Wail street, Nor walk, for a few days. Miss Verna Kocour entertained it few of her friends in honor of her fifth birthday anniversary. at her home on Bayvicw avenue. Tuesday. A special communication .iolin‘s Lodge. A. it‘. aird A. M. walk. will be held this evening. Work the Master Mason's degree. Charles D. Gray. of Elizabeth street, has recovered from a six weelis'» ill- ness with rheumatism and has resuiii- t-tl his duties at, the plant of the (‘lear it‘elt. llat. company. The. Rohcrt Emmet (‘lub held a reg- ular monthly business meeting last evening ill. its quarters in aMin street, Matters of business pertaining to the cltib were transacted. The. Girls' Friendly Society of St. Paul‘s Church held a regular meeting ~ 'l‘uestlay evening at. the llerkeley street chapel. ()nly regular business matters were. discussed. The Overlook Military Academy bas- ketball team jotii'iied to Port Ches- ter. last evening. and was defeated in ‘a fast and rough game by the team of that. place. with the score of is to 7. Miss M. Pauline Franke. who is It nurse at Grace Hospital. in New litr- . veu. has returned to her duties after a day's visit. with her parents. Mr. anti Mrs. G. A. It‘l‘illlliO, of lilm street. Nor— walk. Mrs. F. ii. Rowan entertained the. it‘iiideavoi (‘irele of King‘s l'laugbters. yesterday aflet‘.11001l at tier home in it‘lmwood avenue. The ne\t meeting will be held on December ‘3'. with Mrs. George F. ll‘oote. The Men’s Club, of St. Paul's parish. will hold a regiilai meeting this eieii lug at the Berkeley stieet chapel. at. which time Ret. Saul 0. Ctiriite. oi the South Norwalk Methodist Church. will explain the Intsiciies oI' lndian basket work. ——Eiichre Part\ and Dancing. ans pines Catholic lliiion Couiitil. I\'. of C. Town Assembly hall. itriday evening. The Westport Avenue \\'hist (‘liib was very pleasantly entertained Tues- tlay evening by Mr. and Mrs. George Sanderspree. The .imes [li"()\(‘(l veit interesting and the guests iep0it it this time. The. club will he. entertain- ed next Tuesday evening by Mr. and "Mrs. Edward ilrower. Everett S. lliilkley. proprietor of the ‘ Fox Cycle and l-lardware Company. .‘i Washington street. Iiiis purchased handsome 40 horsepower Oldsmobile runabout. 1909 model. and will receive delivery on it in about a week. Mr. ilulkley alreadt has a Biit’fuin car. which he intends to dispose of. The Knights of King Arthur. of (ham Church will hold a regular meet trig tomorrow evening at its nicetting rooms in Wall street when the first rehearsal of their play will take place. The name of their play is not yet made known but it is to he give u in the near i"utiue. PI‘OIPSEOI ilelnsling and Rev. Werner are drilling the boys in their parts Hot Watei Bottles FOUNTAIN SYRINGES. ICE BAGS, INVALID CUSHIONS. ALL «mos. Stillson-Powell Corporation, . . Prescription Drugoiltu. open sand-ya. South Norwalk. of SI. of Nor- to ‘0. ALL PRICES. We Write Burglar Insurance LET U8 WRITE YOURS. TAYLOR & GOLDEN, TEL. 165-2. 74 Walhlngton street, south Norwalk. itiiiran's ' Cempound Syrup of Sarsaparilla. A remedy for Pimpieo, Pontulu. Tether or Salt Rheum, Blotchel. Tum- ois, dioils llingworms. Uitcr8,Scr01u- la and Blood Diseases. 75c BOTTLE. ANDERSON '3 Launch Works. Boat Frames set up and ready to plank. All kinds of repair work. Launches of all sizes built to order by competent workmen. Ovstor Shell Point. Norwalk A tlaiict- aiiaiitzed by Miss Ilatriet Iwiili. \iiss .\lay \\illi.iiiis and \liss (ii-ace. Sionuiiell. will be held this t=\‘t*ll‘ lug at the town asseiiiblt hall in Nui- walk. Speitlel' s ort- licsii :i will furnish the music The (‘liiistmas salt- at. the South Norwalk liaptist t‘liurtrli, under the direction of the Woman's Association. was brought tti it very successful close last evening. About Stilt) was united by the venture. Daniel Siegrist. of 2:: High street. Norwalk. was admitted to the Norwalk Hospital last night. and this iiioriiiiir. was Operated (in for appendicitis by Dr. W. .l. 'l‘i‘iicey, assisted by “Hi. (‘lark and lltii'nell. ii. 1). Brown. of Poplar Plains. drove down to Bishop and lrynes' in Nor- walk, this morning, after a. load of sand. but in getting out. of the yard be locked wheels with :i freight l'ttl'. resulting in some of the wheels or the wagon being put out, of commission. HOLIDAY Goons T O Y S Engiiiil Doll Clarriages l. MIIBH Cor. Wall and High Streets. Norwalk, Conn. MEN’S GIFTS The Kind They Like Best Ask any man what he would like to get for Christmas. and he will say “Something to Wear!" There are so many good wears here, to help you solve the question what to give, that an early visit will settlt the whole matter. By shopping now you can select in comfort and can choose from a greater' variety. II, For Your Guidance, We Suggest Fancy Vests Bath. Robes Shirts Gloves House Coats MuiIlers Hosiery Sweaters Suspenders Handkerchiefs Cardigans Suits Neckwenr Pajamas Overcoats Suit Cases Hand Bags Raincoats Suits. Reefers and Overcoats make the finest kind of gifts for boys. and ours are the best you can find for the money. PM OUTFITTERS 14 South Main Street. Telephone Call 682-2. m “OOOWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO”OOOMOO”M”OO“W 11in the cheap kind. it you like. it is your piivileite. but buy Willi your eyes open and iioi with lllI‘ mistaken idea that ready mixed feeds from the Western Iiiills. composed .is in most in- fillllll‘t‘s 0f 1th grade. daiiiait‘vtl corn. slirivelcd about. peanut. infuse anti blprotlucts of Illi‘ mill. means the as Home (ii-titiiid Ilonuit- Stock l’i-tItl. it‘ you want Feed I‘m your Horses. t‘:iitlt~ and Poultry with distinctive qualities ol‘ their own. it' you want IIII‘ cheapest. results considered. buy lloiiiiie Stock Feed. Buy Oats Thais Clean. MANUEL TORO HATCH. Sillllt' AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALAAA vvvvv-vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv ”OOOWOMWWOOOWOWMWOJ- Norwalk Savings Society, 44 WALI 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. HOLMESL STEPHEN H. HOLMES. FREDERICK A. ELLS, FLOYD T. RUSCOE. Meat and Provisions All kinds of llologna and Deiictites sen. Fresh I‘l Willilifllllt‘is .llltli‘ matte daily. Try them. F. KARL. 76 NORTH MAIN STREET A Friend in Need A good toolfijs always your friend; never disappoints you. IIIISI Ii't‘ I have a most complete line of Carving. Sets and Sharpening Stones for your Thanksgiving Turkey. CHAS. E. DOW 112- WASHINGTON STREET. ’PHONE 667. For Boys and Girls Peck & Snyder‘s ice Skates and Roller Skates. Post Cards. 1c to 25 Cents Wholesale or Retail. COLEMAN’S NEws STORE. 10 North Main 6t., South Norwalk. Agent for . Spaldlng'l aalcball Ii ortlng Good-i XMAS PR NIS " WARRANTED DRY ESCALLOPS Roe Shad, Extra Large Hard Crabs. Smelt. Sea Trout. Butter, Bluefish. Spanish Mackerel. Steak Cod. Ciscoes. Blue Pike, Salmon. Halibut. Frostf‘ish, Eels ; Oysters. Long and Round Clams, in Shell; Open All Long and Round Clams and Oysters at Market. Opened Long Clams. 30 Cents per Quart. Cutbill’s Bridge! Fish Market. FREE DELIVERY. TELEPHONE 108. Jeddo and Old Company 8 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. iilllllll iiiiiiiiiiis no at iiiiiti llNAlMIIIIIINS i » . "Fliese ni'e ii few of the EXCLU- SH It} news stories which appear this morning in the NEW YORK HERALD Ii' \ou iloiit ieiitl IllI‘ IIIC II ..\I I) you (ltllll know about lllllll\ ut’ the world‘s must important Iiiippt- iiiups \\ IIE\ ”II.“ I ll .\l'l’i‘l.\ ”Hie New York III'IIL‘IIJ‘I'S 8pc- ti.il tables keep its i‘i-‘ertltis ili touch with the whole world. iioiii the rap- ital: oi Ili‘uiope to the most remote Illliilll'N at the aloho [lead the Exclusive Stories in, Clothing Suit or Overcoat Raincoat Saucy Vest Coat Sweater Tomorrow 5 New York lleraltl ACTIONS ARE SUSPICIOUS. French Police Watching Passenger on Steamer Containing President Castro. PARIS. tier. I0.-Tlie French Gov- ernment apparently is reconsidering its attitude toward President Castro. Foreign Minister l'lcliori was occupied with the question of his landing in France he entire tiitirning. A dciiiilte statement probably will be issued litt- “V in the day. passenger on HIV Guadeloupe. whose attitude toward the Venezuelan presi- dent is considered suspicious. This man Is a: Syrian. and is one of a. group of traders coming from Venezuela. The landing of Castro at I’auillar‘ was surrounded with some mystery. As soon as the steamer liatl docked ii lfrencli coniiuissary went on board and insisted on speaking with the Venezue» laii t‘it‘t-sltlt‘lli alone. The t-oniiiilssnry said later that lit-'liatl come only to iti- quire. illl behalf of the government. cont-bruins t‘asii'o's intentions and as (‘astro lllitl replied that lie had conic to l-Zut'ope Itii' treatment he would he allow: ti to land its a pih itite itizeii RIVERS Auo HAnsoas. Q E.“ Prominent Speakers Heard grcss. Today. “'ASIIING’I‘ON. Dec, Ill.-I’l‘t)llllil- eiit speakers. among Illt'ill Speaker Cannon and .loaqulni Nahum. ambas- sador t‘rotii [trill]. addressed today's session of the National Rivers iiiiti lini'boi's' t‘onveuiion. now being held in this city. .\Iiibas.~ador Nabuuo spoke on the rivers aiid port of Brazil. W. t‘. I-Jd- wards, a member of the Canadian I‘itr» Illlllli'lll. told of the waterways ot‘ (‘nii- ada. The Atlantic coast iiiierest iii the national rivers illltl harbors“ pulley was the subject which Anthony Hit:- giiis. ful'llll'l‘ i'nitetl States senator from Delaware. addressed the conven- tion, while James W. Van Cleave. president of the National Associa- tion of Maniit’itt‘iui‘ei's. told of the mauni‘nclurers‘ interest In waterway improvement. l'tillzatioii or water- ways as a factor iii transportation was the subject or an, address by .l. A. Ockei'stiii. a member of the Mississip~ pi River (‘oiiiiiiissioiL at Con- Writing Paper For Christmas if there ever was a delicate atten~ tiou iii thc‘way ot’ a Christmas present, it, is it box of that remarkably fine writingr paper. Highland Linen Every time the recipient. whether wit‘e. sister. daughter or sweetheart. opens the box, she is going to remem- ber you. and naturally she will write some of her letters to you upon the paper. We carry it in stock as well as Berkshire linen Fabric and other well known l‘aton. Crane & Pike. Co. papers. Wm. P. Beers BOOKS, STATIONERY, ENGRAVING. 49 WALL ST.. NORWALK. 6 SO. MAIN ST., SOUTH NORWALK. Burglar-Proof Safe _ Deposit. Boxes Are but Four Dollars a Year at the saint initialisation The boxes are of goodvsize irnd are abSoltitely fire and burglar-proof ' J OSELOFF’S A FRESH LOT OF SweetCider FRESH, FROM THE PRESS. Louis “Joseloff, 72 NORTH MAIN 8T..BO. NORWALK TEL. CALL 467. ;_ The police are watching a third-class Bath Robes 98 Washington St. M Sc PHONE 165-5. Hammond’s Shoulders, per 1b., 20‘ lbs. Granulated Sugar, GIVE HIM OMETHING USEFUL THAT HE WILL APPRECIATE He will be pleased to receive any of thé following: Furnishings Neckwear Suspenders Gloves Shirts Hosiery SHOES—Alli shapes—All leathers Hats and Caps, Suit Cases, Umbrellas~ Price’s Clothing Store South Norwalk ____— $1.00 :I pkgs. Seeded Raisins, full size” 25c scans Dudley Pumpkin .....250 .‘i pkgs. Currants ..... ........ 250 3 cans Golden Pumpkin . .....25° 3 lbs. Prunes .................... 25c Plant Pudding. per can ..........100 2 lbs. Layer Figs. .............. .25c 3 lbs. Dates 4. ......... .....25c ‘3 lbs Peaches or Apricots ....... 25c 18 Oranges .... ............... ....25c i‘anty Table Raisins, Cranberries, Apples. Celery, Squash and Nuts. ._ UNITED GROCERY CO ‘ . o, ’ PHONE 143. 20 NORTH MAIN STREET; SOUTH NORWALK. YARD TEL‘.‘46-a.' ior fabric roofing, warranted for eight years. TAR PAPER. 1, 2__r. and 3-ply. The Hatch & Bailey C0 SOUTH NORWAIJK. CONN. Lumber and Mill Work for Everything from a Piggery to a Palace. ' V ;. MILL‘ TEL‘. 45-3. SPECIALTIES: LINCOLN ROOFING, a super- LADDERS. ordinary and exten- sion. , FIR GUTTER, two sizes. SASH WEIGHTS and CORD. 76 Washington Street, Christmas ' Gifts Give a man something he‘ll use. Good. substantial. satis- fying gifts like an Overcoat. Stilt. Smoking Jacket or Halter- dasliery——tlieso are what we. sug- gest as suitable. They’re what a man, who had the choosing to do. would select for himself. MEN'S TRAVELING NECESSITIES. Flask. from ............ $1.00.up Folding Mirrors. from. $1.00 up Collar Bags. from ...... ' $1.00 up Military Brushes. ebony backs. from .......... $1.50 up These are just. a few from scores of useful articles. AFTER DECEMBER 14th Every “ironing Until Christmas. Open it Joseph Davis Clothier, Hatter Furnisher 85 Washington St" So. Norwalk. Tailor. and St. Louis Post-Dispatch: She— Don‘t, you want to speak to papa to- night? He—Has the. psychological mo. ment arrived? She—l ilitiik it has. Hit-i baseball team won both games of ii doubleheader today. Books ! GREAT BOOKS AT LITTLE PRICES. Former price $1.50, new .................. 50: Over 300 to select from: all new editions. Books I 'Also a illlllPliil UNI lli IllYS llllii Rllill The Novelty Store . South Norwalk. IllIIAY Ill Will SIRIII. WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m—‘riie stock market. opened active and stiong with many of the low priced is- . Sites still holding a conspicuous place. . Canadian Pacific iosc 19.“, Ontaria ntitl \Vesterm Wabash ptd and American . Smelling 1 Island pftl. fractions. declined 5,5. WALL STREET 11 a. m.—-—0penlug prices were about. be best. recorded for the lending stocks. sales to really- causing a gradual sag afterward. des- pite a continuation of the advance in the niliior specialties. Eventually the and Union Pacific. Rock and Third Avenue Louisville and Nashville list. yielded. in all directions. some or ‘ the previously strong low priced stat its falling below yesterday's closing, p r- ticularly Wabash pith. which dropp .; from 47 to 457/3. 5 WALL STREET. Noon. The drop in prices carried several stocks a pulp under last. night. U. S. Express sold at an advance of live; United Railways. and Investment old. 43%. There was. a brisk rally before. noon with heavy buying of the Harrlmnns and KflIIS‘t’ i and Sexas. which lifted them about ' point over last night. Bonds Wt i llri.n WALL STREET, tp .in.——’l‘here was a less tngent demand for stocks but; 3 prices continued to rise lii spots. tho improvement in the. Harrimau group imparting a sustaining effect on this whole market. rose 5%. LINCOLN PALLBEARER STRICKEN... \’I’ASHII\'(lTON. Dec. Ill—Gen. Hen: ‘ a former membet Neiada. the only at (i \\'oitliington. oi’ (.oiigiess from ll\lng pallbearei at the funeral of All” raliam Lincoln was stricken with two 8c largo ‘ o } Chicago and Alton put. .3. plexy on the floor of the House abort- -’ ly after ttoon today. He was conveyed to a cloak room In a critical condition.
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