THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL 'I elephoae 409. DELICIOUS Ice Cream Candies, Etc. AT ' 'LANE’S INNNI N W3 WEATHER FORECAST. ii‘or Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and slightly cooler tonight. Sunday fair. The storm that. was central in the Lake regiOn yesterday morning has moved eastward and is now central near Nau- tucket. I'ain throughout the eastern portion 111' the Lake. region and New England. Cloudy and unsettled weather prevails in all Sections) Conditions favor for this vicinity cloudy and unsettled weather, followed by clearing and slightly lower temperature. Note the various Christmas gifts [1. ll. Decker is offering In his adv, today. Right goods at the right prices 1111' what A. l". Becktuann & Co. are offer- ing, t'iood things to cut 111 right prices will be found in ..ittiselot‘f's adv. .Iictter read it. ~—(‘.. _& K. liars. O'Brien. Framed pictures at A. chlt‘crman & Son's. ’l‘lre adv. will tell you the prices. etc. Christmas post cards at low price are advertised at William 1‘. Itcers‘ book and stationery stores. Do you know that. the Novelty Store has 11 complete line of toys. sleds. games. etc. Read the adv. iIr this is» sue. Mrs, John A. Montgomery. of Union Park, Norwalk. has been the guests of relatives in \N’nterbnry. for the past. week. —-—-ltl11c.kiug Vases. (‘ionnnodcs Cos» trailers and Medicine Cases. Itnymoud 11k Son, Norwalk. The Knights of Kim,r Arthur, ‘ lracc Church. 1th not. hold their rca'tr lar meeting last evening. as was ex- pected. . The firm of St. John & Keclcr has the contract to build an addition for Mrs. Kellogg, llcudt'iclts avenue. East Nor 'alk. .1 Mr. I‘ulmer. of Westpori avenue, was admitted to the Norwalk Hospital. last evening. and was operated upon by Dr William ..I T1 rater lie is doing nicely today. 11-35 M' " —-Full litre \\'i11t1'r(,‘11ps. O'lllieu. Nothing is more acceptable for the Christmas gift than :1 rrice piece oi China. A. .i. Collins & 1‘11. have 11 very large and choice line of these wares and moderately priced. See. adv. The regularrtueeting of the Norwalk Bird Club will'lid held Monday even- tug at the. home of Mrs. Charles Quint11‘r,1l 148 Main street. Norwalk. Several matters of importance will come before the meeting. The Overlook Mii‘iiir’ry Academy tras— ekt ball team defeated the Arnatertr Five. of Stamford. last. evening in a fast game played at. the. i‘ormer's floor in East avenue, by the. final score of 26 to 18. Pettit and Iirant. were ref- erccs. ———Raymond & Sort. Norwalk's Fur niture Store. will be open evenings until Christmas ' Sheriff Sidney E iiawlet. 'of Fair- field courtly. took to the state prison at Wothersfield Thur'sdav. William Howard. sentenced for possession of burglars‘ tools. from one and one half to two 1"cars; John Prin1itc assault with intent to kill. three to tour years Street Commissioner John Malone, oi Norwalk, lost no time vesterdav. in informing stor eheeper 5 concerning their responsibility for clean side 11'1.Ilks The Iain coming in on the light snow formed 11 slash and some, of the. stotckcopet's railed to clean it off. . Tire steamer- Elizabeth is at South Norwalk where she. has been under 1.0 ing inspection this week. Captain A11. niug J. Smith is preparing to deck the vessel over and use her on 11 new freight line which he proposes to es- tai 1 between Westport and New VOW »—I1‘ur Caps for Xmas O ltrieu. Samuel C. Kone. of Hartford. who was indefinitely suspended from tire practice of law on October 22. 1y Judge M. A. Sh111nw1 11; is circulating a petition among members of the bar asking for their signatures to his pr111' . er for reinstatement lie has sc1‘ur'cd the signatures of some prorninetrt 111w 311- Is in H111 £101 11 county. A mistake was made in the. hand- bills put out. bv the Salvation Army. announcing the nicotine in the churches to be conducted by Colonel Iliclts. The colonel will speak in the Norwallt Baptist 1'bur_ch Sundav morning instead of the Congregation. 11] church and will speak III the Con gregatlona] church In the eVening. It has produced light snow or of . Saturday Chocolates. 25c Stillson-Powell Corporation, ‘ Prescription Dmngllto. om sundays. South Nor-walk. ' We Write Burglar Insurance LET US WRITE YOURS. TAYLOR & GOLDEN, TEL‘. 16M. 74 Wilmington Street. South Norwalk. BAXTER'S * O A remedy for Pimpioo, Pootulu. Tether or Bait Rheum, Blotchos, Tum- ors. Bolts. Ringwormu, Ulcers, Scrotu- iu and Blood Diseases. 751: BOTTLE. ANDERSON ’3 Launch Works. plank. All kinds of repair work. Launches of all sizes built to order by competent workmen. ‘ avatar Shell Point. Norwal]: Mrs 11111111 I11. Ward. 111 Arch street. Nor',11alk spent yestt-Itiuv \IitII ttietltis in Ansonia. ‘ Joseph lirothertou, formerly well known in Norwalk. returned to the United States battleship Alabama,- on which he is a sailor. today, after a few days‘ furlough. which he spent with his parents in Main street. .\'oI'~ walk. --»liuy Xmas Gifts at (i'IlriI'n's. The committee of frechoidcrs ap- pointed at, the, city council' meeting last Monday night. to examine into the proposition for the. extension of Frank- lin street, in order to t.';IVIe an opening direct from that. tlror'ouuhfare to Mon' r011 street. self. It. has already had three meet- ings during" the. four days it. has been in existence, one day was consumed in getting maps. and there will he anoth- cr meeting tonight. The committee consists of John Ii. irzuvt'enee. Frank N. Ferris anti Victor W. Ferris. When You Have Exhauéted- Your Mind with what to buy for 11 Rants present call In and look at our litre of Knives, Shears, Razors, Carvers, Sleds, Skates, 11nd various other useful gifts. “The Famous GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR." CHAS. E. DOW 112 WASHINGTON STREET. "PHONE 6671 HOLIDAY GOOD-S TOYS English Doll Carriages at Bargain ,iPrices .N. NIBH. .ICor. Wall and High Streets, Norwal , Conn. Heat 1111 Pr visions All kinds of I ologna 11nd Iielicatew son. Fresh I1‘r11 .Ikl‘urters and Sausage made dailv ’I‘ry F. 1111111., 76 NORTH MAIN STREET JPhone 445. For Boys and Girls Peck & Snyder‘s ice Skates and Roller Slitttes. Post ards, 1c to 25 Cents I’lrolesale or l‘tctall. C LEMAN’S ' NEWS STORE. ‘ 10 Nor! Main'St.. South Nor-walk. A 5on1 for A. G. Spaldlng'o ball and sporting Good-1 5 Compound Syrup oi Sarsaparilla. ' Boat Frames Set up and ready to is making 11 record for it- ' MEN'S GIFTS "The Kind They Like Best“ 'Ask any man what he would like to get for Christmas. and he will say “Something towearl" There are so many good wears here, to help you solvc.the question what to give, that an early‘ivisit will settle the whole matter. By shopping now you can select in‘comiort and can choose from a greater variety 5 For Your Guidance, We Suggest Fancy Vests Bath Robes Shirts Gloves House Coats Mufflers Hosiery Sweaters Suspenders Handkerchiefs Cardigans Suits Neckwear 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 . -.r'l 14.1South Main Street Telephone Coll 682-2 WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR ‘ 0 Victor and Edison Talking Machines and Phonographs and Records A fine line of Record (lirblncts. , We also put. the. new Edison At- tachment. for playing the new Edison Four Minute Records, on your old machine. F. E. Lockwood & Company 39 WALL 8T1, NORWALK, CT. TO EAT A store full of'fresh goods to please your taste and pocketbook. A sample order will convince you of our claims. 30 lbs. GIiANlllu\'l‘ED SUGAR. .$$1.00 OMOOWWWMOOOOWWW” Iluv the (heap kind. it you like It is \11111' pririlei‘z e lntt buy with rortr' 1111's open and not with the mistaken 111111 that read) mixed feeds hour the Western mills. conrposmi 11s in most in- Smnvt's of low grade. damaged corn. shrlvelcd wheat. peanut. refuse and bbproducls of the mill, means the. same as lIonro Itir'ound iionnlu Stock Feed. It you want. Feed for your Horses. Cattle and Poultry with distinctive qualities of their own it‘ you 1111111 the 1'.:l11-Ipt'st resultstonsidcred buv lionnic Stock l’et'd Buy Oats Thais Clean. MANUEL TORO HATCH. mumuomuuuuuwmnumuww 2A‘AAAAAAA‘AAAMAA‘AAAA 1 pk. FANG Y I‘I'l’l‘.1\T()I'I‘S. . . . . . . .296 l it (its. PEA MEANS ................ 25c RE!) 111‘ YELLOW ONIONS, 111.. . . . 5: SWEET CIDER, ital ............... 301: ‘l lbs. l'llCAl‘) IIICE ............... 25c Chriétmas Trees We have the largest assortment of Trees In town. We. will be in 11 posi- tion to otter you lower figures on Trees than before. owing; to the large quarr ”11 we bought We. will cheerfully quote \ou the price and show you the sine l1. - Louis.” Jaseloff, I vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv - Christmas Post Cards 5 FOR 51: William P. Beers’ BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES. 49 WALL STREET. 6 SOUTH MAIN STREET, NORWALK. fiSOUTH‘NORWALK. ESCALLOPS Roe Shad; Extra Large Hard Crabs, weigh 1 111.; Smelt, Sea Trout, Butter, Bluefish, Spanish Mackerel. Steak Cod. BluePike, Halibut, Large Frostfish, 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. Gosling Clams for Baking. TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY. HOLIDAY GIFTS COLEBURN 8 ”LAUDER Th'e Jewelers Superb Stocks at Both of Our Stores XNNN PNENENIN 3 IN STREET, Norwalk 911 WASHINGTON ST. South Nor-Walk WARRANTED DRY 11111111311111. 1111111 1111 II Ntll IS 11111311111 Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market. " 72 NORTH MAIN 31:. so. Noawaut TEL. CALL 467. Men’s Christmas Gifts (the a than something lrc'll use. Good substantial. satis- fying gifts like an Overcoat. Suit. Smoking Jacket or [label'- dasherywtbese 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. o Flask. from ....... . ..... $1.00 up Folding Mirrors. from. .5100 up Collar Flags. from ...... $1.00 up Military Ilrushes, ebony backs. from. .' ........ $1.50 up These arr" just a few from scores of useful articles. AFTER DECEMBER 14th Open Until Every l'lveuiug Christmas. JoSeph Davis Clothier, Hatter Furnisher ‘ 85 Washington 31., So. Norwalk. 10111 IN Wilt 111111. WALL STREET, lbzlt) a. tin—There. were free offerings of stocks at the ripening and prites receded with but few exceptions Ameiican S'Inelting was under special pressure atrd fell 2 points. Union Pacific, Norfolk and Western 11nd Rio Grande. declined large. fractions. WALL STREET. ll 11, arr-Prices turned upward and reached yesterday' 11 closing in sympathy with 11.. point rise in New York Centr.al but the decline was resumed again when the metal stocks began to break. American Smelling sagged 3%. Westinghouse Electric 2 and Union Pacific. Canadian Pacific, Missouri Pacific. Reading. Chesapeake and Ohio. Amalgamated Copper Inter borough Metropolitan pm and Stone Sheffield Steel 1 A iew ad vauces were. tirade such as 11,45 in MIIII~ button. 11/, In St. Louis Southwestern pf1i.. 1'51; in Pressed Steel Car and t in the preferred and Third Avenue. WALL. S' I‘RISIET. close -—-'|‘he market closed strong and active. Prices wnv« Tailor, and Burglar-Proof Safe Deposit Boxes Are but Four Dollars a Year at the ered somewhat uncertalnly. but show- ed resistance to selling pressure. Sev~ eral stocks were depressed as much as 11 point before a decisive rally. The. rise. in Pressed Steel (tar reached 4. New York Central ‘l l-‘2 .Chicago. St. Paul.1\llnneapolis K1. Oiuulra" 1.. and sev- eral other stocks 1 01' more. .lroug Island sold at a del'ltne. of 4 Miss Grace Hyatt. entertained the Silent Seven, last evening. at her home In West Main street, Norwaik The young ladies had a social evening among themselves. and enjoyed a cab latt11n.’i‘.he date for the. next meeting has not yet been definitely fixed. GO’ODTHINGS Clothing Suit or Overcoat Raincoat Fancy Vest . Coat Sweater Bath Robes SOMETHING USEFUL THAT HE WILL APPRECIATE He will be pleased to receive any of the following: SHOES~—AII shapes-All leathers Hats and Caps, Suit 1 Cases, Umbrellas Price’s Clothing Store 98 Washington St. PHONE 1655 Furnishings" ' Neckwear Suspenders ' Gloves . Shirts Hosiery South Norwalk ‘ at“ Jeddo and Old Company’s Lehigh FOR FURNACE. Cross, Creek and Upper Lehigh For H Cooking Range and Self Heaters. No. 2 Nut $5.110 per Torr, delivered in cellar RAYMOND BROS.“ It Sugar l fl pkgs. Currants. . . .. ............. 251: 1’1 lbs. Prunes .................... 25c it lbs. Dates ...................... 25c 22 lbs. Apricots. .................. 25c for 251:; 251; a dozen. and 301: a dozen. PHONE 143. 20 NORTH A81P Specials for This Week: WE LEAD—OTHERS FOLLOW. Sugar ! 20 Ibs.rBest Granulated Sugar for. . .. . .$1.oo _ 10 lbs. Best Granulated Sugar for. . . . .. .5oc 5 lbs. Best Granulated Sugar for. . ....... .25c Very Best Elgin Creamery Butter, a lb. .33c ‘A&P Patent Flour,2 241/5411. bag ....... The Great A81P Tea Ctr, 124 East Washington Street, South Norwalk Fancy Dried Peaches, -3 lbs, 25c Red Letter 01 Van Camp’s Soup, per can, 5c * Pumpkins. 5c up; Apples. Celery and Cranberries; ' Sugar! ..85c :: pkgs.l1‘ull Weight Seeded Raisins 25c 3 lbs. Muscatel Raisins.. ......... 25c 12 lbs Figs ................. . ..... 251: Sweet Cider. per gal...............25¢ Florida Oranges, 18 * UNITED GROCERY (30., MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK. NNNINNNNI llNlNl NEWS Willis ll. 31111111111. of Norwalk. was in New York city yesterday afternoon on business. Miss 1111111111 Shechan and Miss Ilcl» en DoI'IIey. of Norwalk. spent yester- day in Bridgeport. . Harold Wagner. of the United States battleship Alabama. is spending 11 few days with relatives in Norwalk. Itir. and Mrs. John A. Montgomery. of Union Park, Norwalk, will spent tomorrow with friends in Bridgeport. Attorney John Keogh has been 11am- ed as receiver of the Clifford Phar- macy and II [1‘. Pierce. James '1'I’Irke1' and Attorney George II. Vosbut'gh as appraisers of the stock. (iockerroe. Tribe, No. 3:2. I. 0. It. .\I. held 11 regular meeting last evening, at its quarters in Wall street when officers f'oI the coming year were. noIn-' inated. They will elect the I‘hiets at the next. week's meeting. Tire Caution WhisLleb met. last owning at the Cannon Hail and had an enjoyable. evening The first prize winners were Mrs. L. R Ambler and Fred Sturges. and the consolation Winner's Niles Florence Howell and 1.. R. Ambler. Tire next meeting will be held on New Year's eve. A horse owned by the Holmes, Keel- er & Selleok t‘11111parr_1'.of \or walk. at' tempted to demonstrate its Iunawny capacitr in W aslrinz' on street lust etching but Police .11_1;1:'.ln William It. Pennington jumped out from the. sidewalk. near the Mahacltenro and stopped the runaway bef'orc uuv dam age. resulted. Dr. William H. Stowa caught one of .the wheels of his automobile in the trolley track in Railroad 111 enne short 1y before noon. today. and in a twink- ting the. front axle. of the machine 11'1is jerked out of place. affecting the steering goar.1)r Stowe put the out near the fence. along the railroad pro pertv where repairs were made by 11 machinist: An unusual service. will be held In the First church In Nor-walk. tomor- row evenlng, when Colonel Hicks. of 1 the. Salvation Army will hold '11 Salvo ttorr Armv meeting, with the assist- 1111111 or '11. guitar soloist. Colonel Hicks is treasurer of the army for the Unit- ed States, and head of the department of charities,‘aud speaks with an i11~ timate knowledge of army affairs. A ' service of interest and profit may be expected. A11 offering will be re- ‘ ccived for the benefit of the army. . Joseph E. Alrcarn. of New Haven. bus tiled a voluntary petition‘in bank- ruptcy in the district. court. of the . United States irr which he lists his “11- bilitics at $2,705.84 and his assets at: “ The debts consist of taxes ~ $2. 373. 30. due. $9.50: wages, $15; unsecured claims. 32.63134: notes and hills? which ought. to be. paid by other par- ties thereto. $30. The assets include . stock in trade. $1.500: household goods. etc. $3001 machineryy tools. 0111,3100; debts due on open accmmta. $63. 30, and property (Iairued to be ex erupted. $400. SPECIAL SERVICES AT KNIGHT STREET A. M. E. CHURCH.“ The services of the. Knight .Stree A. M. 11]. Church, Sunday evening, will ' he of unusual interest. There will be a sacred concert and silver offer '- lug. Joseph Douglass. the great ne‘gr a... violinist. will take. part in the exer- cises. Ie will be supported by MI'-' Douala. , the famous elocutionlst, and. the Holland Quartet. of this city. M111 Douglass is one of the most flnisbe'l ‘ violinists of the colored race, and .11 grandson of the. late lion. Frederick Douglass. The. young man has a world wide reputation as a finished violinist.- oAve A shat-1111101 EXHIBITION. William Cuneo and Frank Wolf twu. ‘ ~ South Norwalk young men. had a six round sparring; contest last. night.1tt a private club In Norwalk. Both were" very clever. but it was the consensus of opinion from the. t..'htrtr odd specta- tors present that Wolf had the best of the argument . GENERAL OKAZAWA DEAD. . 'I‘OKIO. [)ec. chlct'. alde-de-camp to the emperor, died yesterday. ‘ j. 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