-mai11 ttlttil tin1 first of the, year.
.thias.
THE SOUTH NORW
ALK EVENING SENTINEL
'I 'elepltone 409.
‘ DELICIOUS
Ice
Cream
Candies, Etc.
LANE’S
51 Washington Street. .,
1Wmmcmom‘
111 ws
WEATHER FORECAST.
lt‘ot' Norwnlk attd vicinity: 1111111 or
snow 11nd warmer tonight. Clearing
Saturday. A storm that is centl'ai this
morning over Lake Superior is pro-
ducing cloudy weather with light rain
or snow In the Lake region and New
England. This disturbance will tnovt.
eastward and pass out the St. Law.
reltt'o Valley tonight. This
will he. on the southern edge of it. Tile
tenlpet"tlttuO is rising in the central
and ot'1stt11n sec tions Conditions t’avot-
lot this vicinity llgltt snow turning to
ruin during the afternoon and i’oIIow—
ml by clearing on Saturday. '
—-Soft and Crush llats. O'Brien.
The. skating has been good on seven
{11 of the local ponds. altd ttlalty people.
especially children. have enjoyed the
sport.
—(‘hoiee Fowls, lSc ll). ilayes' Mkt.
Thomas Young. of Bridgeport. was
among the guests present. at the dance
held Ill tho town assembly hall, last
evening.
-'I.1()lll Steak. ltlc.
Attorneys .I. Beldeu Ilurlbutt. and
Leo Davis, ot‘ Wail street. 1‘or1'nlk.
are attending the short calendar lit“tll"
lugs i11 lit'idgept‘lrt today.
—Idlgin iiutter, 321' lb. l".l‘).L. & (“11.
Cockeuoe Tribe. No. 32. I. 0. it. 1111..
will hold :1. regular meeting this eve-
ning at its quarters itt Wall street.
when tho'chieis for the coming year
will be nominated. and at next week's
meeting they will be elected. and the
meeting of Christians night will be
omitted.
--l’otterhouse Steak, lSc iluttery‘ s.
(3. Buck Dullois. who Is now on a
trip to Iiosiou, where he intends to re-
ex-
pects to locate permanently in Hart-
ford. His many friends in South Nor-
waik are confident. however. that. he
will retutu here in the summer tor
the pieastnes oi boating and autumn
biling.
-Chopped Iieet‘, lite. Ilnttel'y's,
A lliassachusetts nlanut‘aetttt'er. in
quest of a factory. cattle to South Norv
walk yesterday and spent: the day
with Thomas 1. Raymond. president of
the Merchants and. liianufactutels' As-
sociation, lookin" ov'cl available plac
es. Three other concerns‘ r'epteseuta
tires are alSo expected here 111 a tiny
or two.
—-Tait style Hat. O'Brien.
Olive Branch Lodge, Knights ot‘ Py<
initiated into candidates last
evening. and is making big prepala-
tions for next 'l'hulsdtay evening. when
the third degree. work will he exentpli
tied by Park City Lodge. of bridge-
Iiuttery's.
' port. There will also be ret‘l'esluuents
on that. occasion, and probably some
entertainment.
——5 lb. pail Lard. 110e, Hayes” )Ikt. .
Invitations have been issued for the
1 Christmas hop which is to be given by
the members of Overlook Military
Academy. at ltteir hall in East ave-
’ nue on tltr1 evening of December 18th.
The boys have‘made themselves ta—
mous in giving attaits of this nature.
and a fine time is anticipated by all
who are to attend.
—-—Flesh Hams lite. liuttet'v"
Contractor C 1.13yingtou, ot' Nor
walk. started a force 01' men at work
this morning putting ill 11 new ('1'11111
basin in Spt'ittgwood avenue. The, city
is having this piece of work done, for
whiclt the residents 01‘ the vicinity are
thankful. 'i‘lte basin is to be near the
residence of O. B. Jackson, and for a
number oi winters watet has settled
there making 11 dangerous spot
~Elgln Iiutter. 120 lb. 1". I). L. & Co.
Bonnet Council. 1). of I... met yes-
terdny‘afternoon in their hall on
Washington street. and formed 11 sew-
ing circle. A It'tlge ltuutbet W010 0111
and Slipper was served at 6 oclock
Quite a good sum was realized. The
next meeting Ql the circle, will he held
at .the home Of Mrs. Lillie Meltiam.
Lowndes avenue, on December (list.
It. is hoped-all members will. attend.
——-Homem11deot Link Sausage 1214c
ll1.;I'l'esh 01 (‘orned Ilocks. Re; Side
l'otk, ltie. Hayes' Mkt
'I‘he Paitttets‘ Union held a regulat
meeting last evening at its headquar-
tors in South Norw'tlk. when oitleers
tor the cooling year were nominated
Matters of business wele transacted
and the nomination of E. .1. Hill for
United States senator was fully en-
dorsed. ’l he next legular meeting.
which should come 011 the 24th. which
' is Christmas eye. will be held on the
23rd instead.
wit‘rcsh Shoulders. 1011,. lltlttery's.
Saturday ChoColates,
‘ .250
‘Stillson-POWBII Corporation,
Prescription Dmggictu.
Open Sundays.
South Norwaik.
vicinity _
We Write Burglar
Insurance
LET U8 WRITE YOURS.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
TEL‘. 16512.
74 Wauhlnntorl stroeb‘South Nor-walk.
' BAXTER’S
Compound Syrup-oi Sarsaparilla.
A remedy for Pimplcu, Postal“,
Tether or Salt Rheum. Blotchoc. Tum-
ors. Bulls, Ringworms. Ulcers, Scrotu-
Ia. and Blood Diseases.
75c BOTTLE.
ANDERSON '8
Launch Works.
Boat Frames set up and‘ ready to
plank.
.All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent wetkmen.
0m" Shall Point. Narwalk
«Basketball Attllol'y. tonight. Sixth
(‘otllpttnv 1's. (‘lat'k Iionso Mates.
‘ Miss Una 11). Keith. tlr'lll'itigeport.
was a guest last evening at the dance.
at. tltt1 'I‘own As'sy-lubly liall.
~(‘hoppcd lieel’. 12c. litlttcry‘ti.
’I‘ht1 Silent. Seven young ladies will
meet. 'tltis evening with Miss (ll'ace
Ilyatt. West Main street, Not'walk.
~Slttall It'an Fresh Ilalns, 1211;.1- Ib,;
Pork Chops. 1211.11; Itoastiltg I'ork,‘
121,131: Hayes‘ Mk1.
Miss l1‘t‘unces Wendell. ot‘ Ilrooltlyn,
is a. guest of Miss Harriet Keitlt,"ot’
Main street. and attended the dance
last evening at the Town Assembly
llull. '
A hearing lll connection with thtl
petition Ill llnl it'uptcy oi' 'I‘ht't'on It.
llrtttllt y, proprtt-tor of The t‘lltl‘ord
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
settle the whole matter. By shopping now you can
select in comfort and can choose from a greater
, variety.
For Your Guidance. We Suggest
Bath Robes Shirts'
House Coats Mufflers
Sweaters Suspenders
Cardigans ‘ Suits
Pajamas ‘ Overcoats
Hand Bags Raincoats
l
Fancy Vests
Gloves
Hosiery
Handkerchiefs
Neckwear
Suit Cases
Suits, Reefers and Ovcrcoats make the finest kind
of gifts for boys. and ours are the best you’can find
for the money.
14 South Main Street.
t
Telephone Call 632-2.
Pharmacy. 111 South Main street.
be held before Referee ilt Ilaltkl‘uptt-y
John W. Ilaltks, at l'lt'idgepol't, on I"l'i-
(lay ot‘ next week.
——lilnbrellus. Winter Caps. O'Brien.
HOLIDAY
GOODS
English Doll Carriages
at Bargain Prices
A. MllllHl
Cor. Wall and High Streets,
Norwalk, Conn.
Meat and
Provisions
All kinds of Bologna and Delicates-
sen. Fresh Flankfultcrs altd Sausage
made daily. Try them. ‘
F. KARL,
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
Phone 445. ,
11111111111111
Need
A good}: .tool ts always yous.
friend; never disappoints you.
I have a most complete line
of V '
Carving Sets and‘
Sharpening Stones 11
for your Thanksgiving Turkey.
CHAS. E. DOW
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
'PHONE 667.
XMAS PRESINIS
For Boys and Girls
Peck & Snyder's Ice Skates and
Roller Skates.
Post Cards, 1c £0125 Cents
Wholesale 01' Retail.
COLEMAN’S
' NEWS STORE.
10 North Main St.. South Nor-walk.
Agent for A. G. Spalding'u
Baseball and Sporting 9096-.
t
will “
l ~19 WALL STREET.
0.00”000O”OOOOOOOONOOOOOOOOO”MOWN
p31, iltly the cheap kind, it you like. It is your privilege. btlt buy
with your eyes open and 11111 with the mistaken lilt‘il that ready
mixed feeds front the Western mills. composed as in most In»
stances or low grade.tlalll1lgt'd 1'111'11. shriveletl wheat. peanut
rct'use 11nd bi~prodttrts oi the mill. 1111111111; the some as Home
tlrouuti Itouuie Stock Ii‘et'tl. 1Il‘ you want Feed for your Horses,
t‘ltttlt' :ttltl I't)lllii'y with distinctive qualities 111' their own. it 1'0“
want the cheapest. results considered, buy llouttic h‘tot'k Feed.
Buy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
MOO”MMM”OOOWNMOWW”
11 .
Diaries 1909
William P. Beers’
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES.
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
WARRANTED. DRY
ESCALLOPS
Roe Shad, Extra Large Hard Crabs, Smelt, Sea Trout,
Butter. Bluefish, Spanish Mackerel, Steak Cod. Ciscoes,
Blue Pike, Salmon. Halibut. Frostfish, Eels ; Oysters.
Long and Round Clams. in Shell; Open All Long
and Round Clams and Oysters at Market.
Opened Long Clams. 80 Cents per Quart.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY. ‘
HOLIDAY GIFTS
COLEBURN & LAUDL'R
The Jewelers ,
Superb Stocks at Both of Our 'Stores
NORWALK. ‘ 1
8 MAIN STREET,
Norwalk
96 WASHINGTON ST. .
South Norwalk
‘1
Burglar-Proof Safe Deposit‘Boxes
Are but Four Dollars a Year at.the ‘
. -~.w1...--.1.... .
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS
FOR «
Victor
and
Edison
Talking
Machines
and Phonographs and
11 Records
A tine. line of Record Cabinets.
We also put tht1 new Etlliit)“ At-
tachment. for playing the new
11111111111 Four Minute Records, on
your old machine.
F. E. Lockwood
& Company
39 WALL STL, NORWALK, CT.
GOOD THINGS
TO EAT
A Store full of fresh goods to
please your taste and
pocketbook.
A sample order will convince
you of'our claims.
20 lbs. (lRANl‘LA'l‘l'ID SUGAR. $31.00
1 pk. FANCY I’O'I‘A'I‘OI'IS ........ 291‘.
3 11111. PICA BEANS ................ 25::
RED or YELLOW ()NIQNS. 111.. . .. 5c
SWEET ('.‘IIIER, gal ............... 300
3 lbs. lll'lAl) RICI'} ............... 25c
Christmas Trees
We have the largest assortment of
Trees in town. W11 will be 111 a posi
tion to offer yotl lower figures on Trees
than before, owing to the large duall-
tlty we bought. We will cheerfully
quote you the price and show you the
stock.
Louis Joseloff,
72 NORTH MAIN 37.. so. NORWALK
TEL. QALL 457.
Men’s
"Christmas
Gifts
(live 11 1111111 something he‘ll
use. Good. substantial. satis-
[ tying gitts like an Uvetctott.
Stilt. Smoking .ia'ket (11 111111111
dashettntlleso ’ what we sug-
gest as suitai ' The) re 11 but
a man. who Itll tilt1 chotlsing to
'do. would select for biota-toll,
MEN'S TRAVELING
.NECESSITIES.
Flask. l'rout ............ $1.00 up
Folding Mirrors, from. .5100 up
(‘ollar tings. t't'otu ...... $1.00 up
Military Brushes. ebony
backs, front .......... $1.50 up
Those are just. a tow trout
scores of useful articles.
AFTER DECEMBER 14th
Open l'ntil
livery Evening
Christmas.
Joseph-Davis .
Clothier. Hatter
Furnisher
85 Washington SL, 80. Norwaik.
lfllllll IN Will 8111111.
1 WALL STREET. lit: to! 111. —'rt1et-e
was 1111 almost cten «ivision ot' advan-
cesdlud declines shown by the opening
Tailor, and
“ prices of stocks and an unusually huge
number of quotations \vas unchanged .
flout last night. l‘ht1 tul\etl changes
were nearly all small. Toledo. St.
Louis and Western pt'd. advanced a
point and luterlnu‘ough-Metropolitan
pfd. and Mexicali Central Certificates
large fractions. Chicago and Alton de~
clined l.
WAL LS "l‘Rl"l)’l‘ ll 11.111—A slight
yielding: of prices was ovetconte ht a
renewal of 111111 opelatiotts III the 1011i-
crs. Railloatl stocks generally stif-
l‘ened in sylnapthy. but the low priced
stocks which have figured prominently
in the recent market were not so protu-
Ineut. Near 11 o‘clock there was 1111-
other sag. bttt there was no marked
weakness.
WALL STREET Noon "A rise In
a few stocks contrasted with 11 (Ir-00p
lug tendency in tht.1 general list which
carried the 111el1tg'e below last night.
Bonds were firm.
WALL STREET. I p. m.—-’l‘he 1111-
dct'tone of the market was heavy, and
although stiles were small. prices sank
gradually until the recessions Irom
the pt'ites ot’ the morning ran to a
point or more ill the majority of the.
stocks.
MURDERER PARDONED.
BOSTON, Dee. 111—?CIIEI‘IOS Hayes.
colored. who was pardoned yesterday
by Governor Guild. after serving twen-
ty-tltt'oe years of a life sentence for
the nttndcr ot a woman in Cambridge.
in 1884. was released today and left
Immediately for Nov11-Seotin, where
he has friends.
.1... -w
SOME-
US
Clothing
Suit or Overcoat
Raincoat
Fancy Vest
Coat Sweater
Bath Robes '
98 Washington St.
3 pkgs. Currants... ............... 25c
11 lbs. Prunes .................... 25c
:1 lbs. Ilatos ...................... 251:
‘3 lbs. Apricots ................... 25c
for 25c; 25c a dozen, and 301: a dozen
PHONE 143.
GIVE HIM
THAT HE WILL APPRECIATE
He will be pleased to receive any of the following:
SHOES—«All shapes—All leathers
Hats and Caps, Suit Cases, Umbrellas
“Price’s Clothing Store,
PHON E 165-5.
m—w.~____—————
Fancy Dried Peaches, 3 lbs, 250
Red Letter or Van Camp’s Soup, per can, 5c-
Pumpkins. 5:: up; Apples. Celery and Cl'tttlbert'ies;
UNITED GROCERY CO.,
20 NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
Furnishings
Neckwear
3‘ Suspenders
Gloves
Shirts ;
Hosiery
South Norwalk ; 1 ‘
m5 '
3 pkgs. Full Weight Seeded Raisins 25c
11 lbs. Mascara] Raisins111..1111.1260 1'
2 lbs Figs ..... ., ...... ...........25c y
SueeLCldm‘.[191'gal ............ ...25e
It‘lorida Oranges, 18.
.. ...... t
For Extra Stamp
A31? Pure Food Daily Bulletin for
Week Commencing Monday,
' December min i
Price Groceries See Our Circular
Specials and Cut-
“S&H" . Stamps
100
1 PKG. A&.P FANCY HEAD RICE
1 CAN A&P TABLE svnup
......
5 DISCOUNT ........ ,
I
I I
Plilli [All] A Milli.
$1.15 purchase for
1 LB. TEA OR 2 LBS. COFFEE .
'4; LB. CAN AiP BAKING POWDER ...... ' ..... ' ..............
1 LARGE BOTTLEAJuP EXTRACTS ... ...... '. ..............
8181 [Hill BRIAMERI Billllll. A Milli. . .
lfl POUNDS BISI lllllllillillli Sllflllliilllilfili .
1111111 11111111. 2111111 111 2
Special Combination Sale
Free with $1 00 y 5 ,
.25
.10
................ .1..........
.33 ‘
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.l
124 E. W hington
' Tel. No. 9 9
Free Delivery.
The Great Atlantic and Pacific“
Tea Company,
St., South Norwalk‘ no-
Full Weight and
Honest Trading.
Toys.
BEVERLY BANK SHORTAGE.
Examiners Find $9.360 Missing
Teller‘Serlously llt.
BEVERLY, Mass, Dec. lip—A short.
age of $11.3th in the funds of the 13111-
erly Saving“ Bank has been discover-
ed accotditlg to 11* statement Issued to-
day by the pleuideut of the institution
Robert, 11. Endlcott. 'l‘hc shortage was
discovered by the. Massachusetts Sav-
ingts Bunk examiners during their last
examination or the Institution.
Albert, S. l-Ioogs. teller or the. bank.
In seriously ill 11111111 home in this city
and
‘ ,aa a result, according to the attend-
lHi Nlilll ll SHIRE
76 WASHINGTON 811, SOUTH NORl‘WALK.
. lug physicians. of 1111 ()VBI'dOfit-“Of some 1 ' 1'
‘l’lerre Lorillarti. nttlrowly escaped 11111
1
I”
WE ARE THE ONLY TOY STOFIE‘ CARRYING
ACOMPLETE LINE INCLUDING
Sleds, Wagons, Mechanical
Also, Bears, Dolls ‘
and Jewelry é, '
kind of medicine taken last night. for . 1.
the. purpose of inducing sleep. ' '
LORILLAHD'S HEIRESS BURNED.
MOUNT HOLIA. N. J.. Dec. li.‘-‘~‘~
Mrs. Lillian Barnes Livitiguton. who
inherited the. Raucous Creek farm at;
iohstown under the will of the 1M1
lug battled to death yesterday by the
explosion of all oil lamp at the mull-v
sion at .Io‘hstOWu Servants extinguish .'
on the flame-11.11111 1109 before Mrttr'hiv-t '1'
htgston was badly burned about 111111
lace and hands. She is now resting-
comfortably.
Norwalk Chronicler