FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 19°11.
" THE *‘soUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
Do Your Xmas Shopping Now
Holiday Sugge ions
NEVE was our store in better condition for Holiday Business. Every counter is
overflowing with good things that mean good cheer to giver and receiver
omorrow Is
Advantageous _ . -
and also conforms to the desires of intelligent people throughout the whole country.
You Can Choose Leisurely Stocks Are Complete
Service Is Best ‘ ' . . ‘ . Variety Is Greater
A CHRISTMAS SALE ‘OF BOOKS
!1
A special annex on tht1 second door has been opened for lloliday Rooks.
Sir Nigel, Fighting Chant-c, Satan Sanderson, Man on the liox.
Christmas Handkerchiefs
Noliodi 111111 has 1111111111111 Handkerchiefs Everybody
is iii; id to 1'1111-1 1111 them and the) 11111 easy and convenient. to
Why Net Give Gloves?
t'Iur assortnients are now at their best and Illl'llllli'
GLOVES FOR WOMEN.
Regular $1.111 Fiction iloolts
‘l‘llc I)1'\Il, Man til the Iltilll‘.
1l-lr.
llt‘t 11111111131 .\|ili1111I1~. llishop‘st
GLOVES FOR MEN.
GLOVES FOR CHILDREN.
Carriage. and others.
pittcbase \\ I111 then more sensible 111 choose for man wo-
man or child?
A Beautiful Box Free With a $1.00 Purchase.
\\0 1111111. 11'01111'111 f0 . 1 innit-11.1111 Holiday (llo11- busi- GOLD AND SILVER PLATED WAR
tiess.k\\e ha13- 111'11 11'1 lsortrahltl little for 1111111 11011111111111? E FOR WOMEN. r I I'l - r0? "Elli-m 191 5c
err 11 111 . - 1 . 1 1 low s 11111 i 11’ 1 . . . .. i'Izt‘ut 11111111.. . ..... no 11111 11111 1111 oret ‘1
prinhtcislgfhltlhzyllidhi. i111!fists-:1it‘llt“,l"lll):li(lfkb (”0:12.13 pair is the hm“. it? ‘tl‘d‘tltit-t-Iilc‘utl’l"lf‘lt(1lt'[llts‘lltlltnlltlf“H“K tii' lllilt‘ll \\ are. and justly 1111. 'l'l11'1 :11'1- mail-.11] at least one Illll'oi 11111-1 than :1111. otter lc'ul'rmlmjfll ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ IOc Plain white ....... . ...... 3/06
if i‘filuliaiion of the liostou 81111-11 for dependable inerclnintiisc. ‘ 1, , ' ‘ 1.. ‘ ‘ . ' . g .. l~' l1 “de 1, M but I 12.1“: llillittl liiit‘il ------------ 12/20
hold I I.11.11I P111111111 I‘I.I|III'.\,H1ilItI back and stand. full cabinet size, beautitui pain-ins, $1.011 I"l':IIII1-;. .. , ,,,,,,,, 19c , J“ ' ‘ ‘ “ l “ * l’laui 11111111 ...... ..--.---"5c
FOR MEN. FOR WOMEN. ,i.~1111-l t'ast-s. sold and oxidized, silk lined, tulip bath-I'll: i'i'Itttltll' $200 value ........................................ $1. 39 A“ ”“""1 ”H “‘5‘” """ 25‘ Plain liné‘n -------------- 19°
I Clasp l‘. K.. $1.75 1'11- ()111' Celebrated l’. & l.. . ~~._.-..._...,.___ __ Lace and I'IIIIII‘IIIIII‘I'I’tl...50C1 Initial‘linen ............ 251:
Inc ............ . ..... $1.50 Gloves. every shade and Lace and 11nibr11i1i1~r11d...75C t l1)111l11'111dcrcd """""" 50‘:
FOR CHILDREN.
New shades in this kid.
big value ............. $1.00
A Pretty Box With
“Vei'aline” 2 clasp French
size. $1.113 value ..... $1.00
kid. $I.i‘1tl1'11l1111,at...$i.50
Every Pair.
Women's handsome lilac k
Gift Suggestions in Husiery
lustrous finish Silk Stockings
WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S” FURS
HIGH GRADE FURS GREATLY UNDERPRICED.
A famous man once said: “All
and 11111111 almost. a half on them.
$5,000 worth just bought for the Holidays and on sale tomorrow at. :1 third below value.
practically the reason of this tt't-iuetnlous cut in prices.
lengths and all skills". including" a grand showing of llussian l’ony.
Set. of Ii‘iti's‘.‘
Novelty
women look beauttiul,111 furs." (‘oinc
Regular $2.01) and
Big Reductions in This Department.
Neck Pieces, Hills in all the
'l‘lic bttt'kwmd
newt-st sl111111-.',l~‘ur t‘mits iit
l1111‘11 loitiori'ou‘ and 111111111 your
ON THE THIRD FLOOR.
11111'111 season is
.ill
\\'httl is there better lot a gift than :1 1‘ 11.11 or :1 handsome
selections
FOR CHILDREN.
‘l Ilandkoi'c hiefs in box. ..191:
.lilandki'1r1l1i0fs iitliial. . .25c
Celluloid Goods
Hand Painted
Very dainty lace ....... $1.25
Mesh Purses
MCSII
ntau silver
(:I‘I"
lined
Silver l’ttrst-iz,
1' 1:..lsome.
frame,
(Hove 111111 Handkerchief
l
Vt'oniene’s Hui'lllsdorl' dye Black (11'. Split Sole 11111111. all “La...” -L--- W» _-._.._L--L,.. l__ M» ..-. \iiiii 5”“ iii 11“ i1 “suit“ 1 ttoyts. 390 value. Sat—5
' sizes. acknowledged the best 250 Stocking on the pi'i111 ................ $1.00] urtiav . ................ 2 G
1 .1 '1 ' ------------- '15 PRACTICAL GIFTS—WOMEN TA LOR D S
111111111 l\ pin». in a box, 110111011011 S ‘ 1S“ I E
Great Values in Women’s Waists
in lilack 'I‘an link, .\'111v.ett'..tlii1 gttaianteed We have 50 \Vonwn‘s Tailored Suits for toniorrow'tt selling. to chop early. i'ei'i‘ectly tailored, all new 11111d1-ls, every color.
"Onyx kind at .................... $1. 50. $1. 75 and $” 00 silk lined Coats. handsomely trimmed Skirts; regular $211.01) Sale. Saturday ........................................ $14.98 ;.1111 \pp- 1.7131“ 111111 1111111 \\ 1111.111 both iii the dainty Hil-
Mercei'ized Lisle Stockings lot wolnenhlook like silk; -...... ' _____ iii‘ili‘ and the immaculate linen tailored stv.ies
Itiack. Violet. ’l‘aiibc. Raspberry. Grey. tlrecn anti bought and “0”va especially for the. Xmas
Navy """"""""""""""""""""""" 50c pr. D , trade. liest'flbtion is simply out. of the question;
on 0 e . every woman.adinii'es a. dainty Waist. Tomorrow's
Xmas Gifts in Millinery showing ranges in price i'i'11111....... .$1.00 to $10.00
Wool Dress Goods
$1.110 value.
“Presidents"
grade webbing.
Suspenders
(What. man does not appreciate a good pair of Suspcndeis‘.’
are. tho good kind;
See. them .... . .
Ilt‘ iii
. ....500
benntliitl boxes,
1193051011 STORE
$1000 ll'its ......................................... $5 00 .lt‘s the .loylttiid for young and old. 91011 the new n111~l1anieal toys of 1-1‘t'l‘y tlesci'lptioii. Ask 11111111 11111 '1tDEAL" llali lli'lll-
$500 Hats __________________________________________ $2 93 tag You :\o spring or string to wind. llll‘, tho Hillnllosl t'llllti 11:111 sillli it. As “mg. as “.0 can remember, a “MS Pattern at the
A sample lillt‘ "1 Pitt“! lh --------------- 1 ------- 75C and $1- 00 Xmas season was the first thought. to be considered.
Conditions are the same today as fifty years ago.
Young and old still appreciate a pretty dress for a
Xmas gift. \\'11 IIIIVt‘ over $10,001) worth of new,
stylish Dress Hoods in Plain. Fancy anti Pretty
I’laitls. trout ....................... 250 to $3.00 per yard
‘3?» pieces German .‘1latelassc weave in Brown Navy, Gar-
net and black full one yard 11id11; 500 quality. Sat-
urday ............................. ..........1..39c yd.
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Ilit EVENING StNlllill
”RIO! Golden, Editor and Proprietor
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EVENING BENTINEL TELEPHONE
‘ GALLO.
.44 n-lnneh Office, Nam-lit.
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‘..Su'n rises 7. 10; sets 4:24.
High tide 1:51 a. m.; 2:01 p. m.
‘ .1 MASONIG DIRECTORY.
.OIII WIII Midge, No. 108, F. and A. M.
11.11111 In Masonic Building, South
Main ltreet.111t and 3d Tuesdays of
.onoh month—July and August or
cop ted—at 8 o’clock All Master
Jheono cordially invited. Charles
P. Mills. W M. Robert M. Wilcox.
Boo.
lutlor Chapter, No. 38 R. A. M.
Meets In Masonic Building, South
1. Main street, 2d and 4th Tuesdays at
11111111 month—July and August ex-
Ophlr: Chap No. 52. Order Eastern star
Meet; in Masonic Building, South
Main otroet, 2d and 4th Wednesdays
of each month—duly and August ex-
copied—at 7: 46 o'clock. All mom
1 has of 0.10. S. cordially invited.
" Mrs. Amelia Becker. W. M Mrs. 11111
1 Sharer. Sec.
'"I‘he object 01' the commission on
1.1111113111111111, of New Ymk, has forbid-
11.11. the use of Christmas trees In his
church this year on the grotiitd that.
e cutting of such trees would tend
to destroy the forests
LADIES' UNITED WHIST 01.03..
The Ladies United Whlst Club was
entertained yesteidav by Mis. l1‘1 ank-
Wu G. Brown. of Sca'view avenue East.
- James Go'lden and the. third to
‘FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11. 1908. '
GAVE A BARN DANCE.
Frank Joseph Entertains Large Party
of Friends at Home in Winnipauk.
A masquerade barn dance was held
last evening by Frank .Ioseph, at his
spacious barn in Winnipauk. and
about sixty young people t1itjt‘1_1't1ti'lhe
ail'aii' until the wee hours of the [north
pronounced Mr. Joseph 11 line host.
WEDNESDAY SOCIAL WHIST CLUB
Regular, Meeting Held This Woek‘ With
Mrs. Irving L. Bradley.
'l‘he Wednesday Social Whist Club
was 1.1111111'taln11d this week with Mrs.
li'vlug .I.. Bradley, of Washington
street. There was a. good attendance.
The first. prize was won by Miss Fair
1110 (loltlschmidl. of South Nt‘irwalk;
second, Mrs. lilibeit '1‘. Marsh, of Row-
ayton, and third.
of Norwalk. ~ ltet‘reslunenis were st1r1'1
etl.
MR. GHIOTTO TO WED.
Miss Margaret MoSherry to Become
Bride of Popular Yoang
_ Restaurateur.
Announcement. is made of the forth
coming marriage of Joseph J. Ghiotto,
the popular young South Main street
restaurant proprietor, and Miss Mai-
]ations they are. receiving. ,
' The wedding ceremony will be Df‘i"
formed during Christmas week at. St.
Mary‘s Church in Norwallt.
FOURTEEN CARS‘ DERAILED.
FISHKILI. LANDING. N. Y.. Dec. 11.
-—'l‘rnilie. 011 tin1 Hudson ltiver Division
of the New York Central Railroad Wits
interrupted for several hours by the
tlertiiling ol‘ li '111's of a south-bound
north and southbound trains were
blocked. but none of the train hands
Mrs. William Alive-us. .
MRS. WHITLEY LOCATED AGAIN.
Sends Letter to Her'Husband That She
Is in Waltham. Mass. .
Joseph Whitley, of Main street, Nor-
walk. has at last located his wife, who
wandered off about three months ago.
“I" has received a letter froth her. say-
ing that she is employed in Waltham.
times before anti at one time was
ing for her. lie. has not decided wli .1
course he will talie now.
DR. WIRT IN TOWN.
Dr. Jerome I). ert. the osteopath.
who was located in Norwalk for 11 num-
ber 01' years. and who is a former
councilman of the, city, dropped liito
town last evening and called on many
old friends. Dr. Wirt. is now nicely In»
catml iit Waterbury. where. he is doing
an excellent business. anti returned to
that 1-ity this morning.
WHY Ht lliltS ll.
1111011in in the medicines put up by oth-
er people to be willing to offer to re.-
fund the money it it. does not. cure."
said Druggist Baxter to one of his
many customers, "but I am glad to sell
Dr. Howard's specific for the cure of
constipation anti dyspepsia. 011 that
plan.
“The Dr. Howard Co. in order to get
a quick introductory sale authorized
of it. and guaranteed every package,
1101. one has been brought back as 1111-
satisfactory.
"There are sixty doses in a vial that
can be. carried in the. vest. pocket. or
purse. and e1'ury one. has more medici-
nal power than a big pill or tablet or
a tumbler of mineral water.
"I am still, selling the. Specific at
half-price. illhotigh I cannot tell how
long I shall be able. to do so. Any
ble indigestion or a. general played out.
condition otuziit to take advantage of
. Dutiolpli Mubosher. of Bridge
was injured.
RALLY OF MEN.
Will be Held This Evening in South
Norwalk Congregational Church.
A grand rally of men will be held
this evening. under the auspices of
the Ellen's Club, at the South Norwalk
Congregational Church. 1:111111111'1111-ing
at 7:43 o'clock.
organizations oi’.tl111 churches of the
art of living together."
A reception will be held at the ho-
ginning of the evening. during which
music will be rendered by the liible
school orchestra of the church, under
the. direction 01‘ Mrs. M. It. illcCatts-
land. Following this there will be i11-
l‘ormal addresses. lir. Salli 0. Curtioe,
of the South Norwalk Methodist
Church. and Rev. George. D. Egbert, ot‘
the Norwalk Congregational Church.
will speak on what the pastors expect
of the laymen in standing by the
eliurth, building it up and making ii
a vital force in the regeneration of
human societ1.(lu the. part 01 the
Principal George E. Thompson. of the
Norwalk Congregational Church. Dr.
Macfarland will piesidc on behalf of
the entertaining (llll)
After the adthesses the. social wil‘
be continued and refreshments will
he served.
The affair Is under the. direction of
the. executive committee of the Con-
gregational Men‘s Club. which con-
.iohn A. Hamilton. Louis S. Iiecrs and
it'lliam S. Folant.
Not only the men‘s organizations of
the churches have. been invited btit all
of the men of the various congrega-
tions and the izratherinar will be open
to any of the men of the community
who may wish to putticlpate In it. It
is the. first time in many veers that
the 1111111 of the various churches have.
been brought together in this way. 1t
Increasing mutual acquaintance and
strengthening the work of the.
this opportunity." ,_
.. 1.. .-_1.__..4o.
churches. '
SURPRISED BY FRIENDS.
pectedly in Henor of His Birthday.
’l‘ltoinas lilamlro was tendered 11,
party iti honor of his birthday. last eve-g
ning.1tt his home in South Main street:
tlraphophouc St-le1tions and other1
it .1tut11s went to make tip a pleasant,
evening and .1 bountiful (oil: ition was
1
l
1
Thomas Blamire Entertained Unex-l
hostess and wished the former mnuy'
Lillian lngersoll. Mary Cunningham,
Emma Dornell and Russell Janos, .lack
Northrop. George Hawkins. 111' Bridge-
port: Daniel Driscoll, \Vt-sllltu'l, and
Jeremiah Sweeney.
‘M'NETTON—COLE.
Dixon McNeiton. of New York city,
and Miss Annie 1.. Cole. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Cole. will I111 married
tomorrow afternoon at 4 o‘clock at. the
home 01' Mr. and Mrs. Cole. iii Elm-
crtst N11111.ill1 The wedding ccre.
mouy will be: a very quiet one. only
the immediate friends atid relatives of
the parties being present. After the.
FILES
"I have colored with?
One you W“ .1“ April? lien for Ihlrty- nix years.
begun to kin (‘itiat- area
for constipation. in tho couno f A was
Boil For
The Bowel:
sterling Remedy Co.. Chicago or 113.5931
IIIIIII. SALE. TEI IllLIOI BOXES
of
‘ 25 STAMPS WITH 1 LB. MO-KA BLEND COFFEE..-.
._._.._.
cafes of the old Tenderloin district.
was burned, early today, with a. loss
SPECIALS AT
A.F.Beckmann&Co’s
”a ing. Dancing was indulged in until Mass. at. present. It . ‘ ., , ) 1. . . ) ~ ' ,
593—53333: 3:2? nearly midnight. when tht1 merry it will he. remembered that Mrs. The South Norwallt Congregational Mfrs” 1,1“!5:};h"5")2‘9'sfin‘lnlfiig '11»:st saturda December 12th
I crowd adjourned to the house. where a Whitley has wandered off several Men‘s Club has i111 tied the other men‘s “'“ ' '5' 11111 ‘“ “‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 1 y
' 95 C - bountiful collation was served. _ . .1 , ‘ ._ 1. _ 1
.72 It] Editor. Residence. The dancing was then resumed anti nearly fr-ozt --11 to death when she was imvn to a union gathering for the pur1 NH)", “mm,“ 5): In,“ 3:1‘,f_l::t‘,“;\'m 1lud0d F'NE GRANULATED SUGAR PER L3 --------------- 5°
31' kept tip uiitii a late hoiu‘, all present. found. Since, her last disappearance. pose of fraternal intercom-so anti. 11s ‘1‘ ‘1‘1 11“}1‘1‘1:\I’Illdti"III-dirt; 1h: Miss HAMMONDS LEAN AND TENDER SHOULDER51 LB. --------- 1- 90
"Mini!" Almanac “r Tomorrow 11111111 well pleased with the ali’nil', and Mr. \Yiiitlcy has spent much time too - their invitation puts 11,10 develop "the (is! Illelhu‘ 1'“?! 111111131 mm“ {“6 11111111131; GOLD ROCK BRAND CORN (Regular 13C can) ....... . ........ . ”10°
. ‘ I o o . 0
NATIONAL BISCUIT CO. 'S 100 PKG. GOODS ...... . ............ 90
FANCY GREEN MOUNTAIN POTATOES, PK ................. “27°
WALTER BAKER'S OR BECKMANN'S COCOA, CAN. ..........190
FANCY NATIVE TURNIPS, PK. .. ............ . ...... ...... .201:
60 STAMPS WITH 1 LB. VERY BEST TEA ............. . ...... . . .609“
50 STAMPS WITH 1 LB. SPECIAL .GRADE TEA ..... .. ...... 500
.32c
-o...-...-
FOR OTHER STAMP SPECIALS SEE LIST AT STORE-
Wilson live Whislte1',bot.. .950
Monogram Rye Whiskey, bot. 95c
iltmter Rye Whiskey but ...... 951:
Green River Whiskey. bot.. ..95c
Fine Old Port Wine, bot ....... 501:
i Fine Old Sherry Wine, hot... ...501:
(,‘Itoite Sweet Catawba. Wine.
lioi.
Choice Angelica Wine, bot. . ..
"2' domed—at. 8 o'.clock All Royal Arch The “(ixt meeting will 1,9 \Vedluig. laymen. informal addresses will be ceremony the couple will start on a 83 AND 85 WASHINGTON ST. Phone 440. SO. NORWALK.
Masons cordially invited. Thaddeus day‘aftei'noou with Mrs. William Voll~ --'-—-—- _ made by Percy 3- Edwards, “I “1" tour, and will then take up their rcsl- '
Guyana P. RobertM. Wilcox, Sec [110." Crescent Terrace. “It isn't. often that. l have. faith South Norwalk baptist. Church and dent-e In New York
44 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
INCORPORATED 1349.
”110.0 starvation of national resotncos is garet MLSheii y of Ntirwulk The me to sell the regular fifty cent bottle sists of .Joseph .R. Taylor. Thomas the no. 111111 "1.011111111111111- .n .1 11.111111111111111 '
111 f 1' “ma" attained. Rev. Dr. young couple are popular and of their spec-lilo tor hall-price. 25 TetIOW. Arthur M- Hitchcock. Freder- 7.7552711823313113?iti‘dfi‘hi“..‘i:..‘11'.'.!iyt.li§.i'.°.l.i DCpOSitS Dec. 1, 1908’. $3, 614', 000 62
’9 as g y have ahost of friends Whoseoongrulll- cents ,and although I have sold a lot lck it}. Sltts. Morton It. MacCausiand 1°“ ““um‘imm" “00m K'Vdfl- "-9010“ 0- ’
DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM A. CURTII,
MOSES H. GLOVER.
LEWIS O, GREEN,
HENRY F. COLEBURNr
LESTER HYATT.
GEORGE M. HOLMES,
STEPHEN H. HOLMES . '
FREDERICK A. ELLS, "
FLOYD T. RUSCOE.
THE AIRO BURNED OUT.
11111111. The first prize was awarded frieglii. train by 1. 111111111111 11111 1112111 tiersmi who is smile-01 to t'mistieuiimi. iii felt that such Ell-thel'lllgfi.0"ght '0 “mg-g:391,131,133“,351-,”000135333000NEW Y “R De“ ”"1““ cum” “em“g 0"" ”‘9 "mm” M
Mrs. Silas Ketcilain. the second to P‘lshkill landing this morning. Both nick headache. dizziness, liver trou- .be bold frequently for the purpose of 31min 12.11"» Tho runnino i-bi'et limped 00%' Due 0f the most widely known of the main floor tell.. The 01179 was located
‘ um 11 cure oryour money back. on West 29m street and W919 the
scene or the murder of a Loos Island
former, a few your! 1180-
$10, 000. Several firemen had a nar-
....... 500
501:
Norwalk Savings Society,
row escape. from injury "When a metal
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