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WEDNESDAY, DEC. 16, 1908.
THE' SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
a~n
'I telephone 409.
DELICIOUS
Ice
Cream
Candies, Etc.
. AT
LANE’S
51 Washington Street...
wwwwom
INSN NEWS
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast. for Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair tonight; ’l‘hursday partly cloudy,
probably followed by rain. A slight.
disturbance is central this morning in
Kansas. It is producing considerable
cloudy weather in the western see-
llons. Pleasant. weather prevails gen.
emlly east of the ltocky Mountains, ex—
cent In Northern New England, where
light snow is falling. Moderate tem-
perm'atules contirme in all sections.
Cour ltlons layer for this vicinity pleas-
nrrt weather and not much change in
temperature. ‘
Craig Littlejohn, of Norwalk, is In
the south, this season, as is his an»
nual custom, anti reports that the
crops are line thus far.
-——Ii]lcctric Flash Lights for
Co.
The New overhead wires which have
been put 11p by the trolley company
in Wall street are. about completed.
'I‘onight they will probably be finished.
l’onassus Council. Iloyal Arcanum,
will hold its next regular meeting on
the owning of January- 5. and the of
floors for the. coming year will be in
stalled.
——Mourning Bands O‘l‘hicn.
Judge Charles E. Barnes, who 1c
ceutly recovered from a severe attack
of appendicitis, was again stricken
with that disease and was operated
on at the Grcnwieh Hospital, this af-
Xmas.
1 teruoon.
The Friday Afternoon Club will hold
its sixth regular meeting on December
18. at the home 01‘ Miss Julita iintch.
66 West avenue. Dr. C. S. lilacl‘arlaud
will speak on Civic improvement in
South Norwaik.
Clarence Ogden, of Wilton, who has
been in New Mexico for several
Weeks reporls that. he is having a line
‘ tinel’s mechanical
lime, and should he continue to like
the climate there will probably take
up a government claim.
~$l.50 for 11 llristol Steel Fish Rod.
special for Xmas. 11‘. hi. Lockwood
& Co. 1
Deputy Sheriff .lohn W. Sculley set,
out on a. long process serving trip this
morning, necessitating vlsilsc to Ilart-
ford and New London. Tire deputy
sheriff expects to get back home on
the Washington express shortly after
midnight.
Edward .I. Leary. a popular and
promising young member (11' The Sen-
dcpartmcnt. has
been laid up for several days at his
home in Railroad avenue, but, is now
1 recovering nicely. and expects to be
out again in1 1a day or two.
The ladies of the South Norwalk
Congregational Church will serve1 a
free li‘orefathers D111 supper to all
members of the church and congrega~
tiou, tomorrow evening, at 0:30. All
.are urged to be present to accept the
hospitality of the ladies.
-——C11.nes. Canes, for Xmas. O‘Brien.
Inspector General Schultz, of Hart-
ford, will inspect the Sixth and Sev-
entlr Companies, Coast Artillery, this
evening, at the armory. All service
equipment and uniform will be worn.
New members who is not present
will be fined live golden planks.
The town sclectmcn met this morn-
ing at their office in Wall street, and
appointed the following list of names
as members of the board of estimate
and taxation: Stephen H. Holmes, Ed
win L. Gregory, Frank H. Merrill,
Christian Swartz, John 11‘. McMahon,
Mortimer M. Lee, Seymour C. Palmer,
Gilbert E. Boart, James Hoyt, Charles
W. Bell and Samuel 1; Weed. Tire
latter twu were new carries, there hav-
ing been only ten members in former
years. _
-——Bargains in Drop Head Sewing
Machines for Xmas. F. E. Lockwood
& Co.. 39 Wall street Norwalk.
Daniel Sullivan. 1111 old offender, ll—
quored up, yesterday, and those the
, side porch of St .‘losephs clrur,ch in
South Main street as a place to sleep
off the effects. His presence was
communicated to Chief of Police Voll-
mer, who woke Sullivan up. His c0111
1 dition was then such as to raise me
question in the chief’s Inind whether
it would not be necessary to get a
wagon. The walk up South Main
street was so revivifylng to the offend
or that he could walk straight by the
time he reached police headquarters.
Judge Taylor looked Sullivan over in
the police court this morning, and im-
posed a line of $7 and costs. Not
having the necessary cash Sullivan
was taken to Bridgeport jail to settle
his little obligation.
FOR XMAS
FOIS'QUALITY CHOCOLATES, Fancy
KODAKS AND PREMO CAMERAS.
PERFUMERY Ind FANCY ARTICLES
Sdllson-Powell Corporation,
‘ Pulcrlptlon Dragging.
mph ”I!!!” 1 811th Norwalk.
Insurance
LET US WRITE YOURS.
TAYLOR s. GOLDEN,
TEL“. 16512.
M, Wuuhlngton strut, south Nor-walk.
We Write Burglar
BAXTER’S ,
Compound Syrup oi Sarsaparilla.
A remedy for lepleu. Poutulu.
Tether or Salt Rheum, Blotcheu. Tum-
ors, Bolts, Illugworms, Ulcers, Scrotu—
111 and Blood Diseases.
75c BOTTLE.
ANDERSON 1;:
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.
‘ Ovstar Shall Point. Narwalk
ATTENDED FEDERATION DINNER.
evcral South Norwalk People Present
Last Night.
llev. Charles S Macl 'arlaud, (,harles
E. Jennings and Mr. and Mrs. A. id.
\\1‘luches1er were Iiurom: the guests at
the annual dinner 01' the National Civic
l1‘edor1atiou, held at.- the llolel Astor,
in New York, last evening.
It was under the. direction of the
National (‘ivie li‘ederatiou that. Mr.
\\1‘lnchesler went abroad three years
ago to study the question of municipal
control and he is regarded In the t'-ed
eraliou as an authority on these ques-
tions
’l‘ht1 report. of the, commission of
width he was a member in Is been is-
sued lu several volumes. i\lr, \A'in
chester was not. only 11 member oi‘ the
first. conuulssion of one hundred Ihal
was appointed by the (‘ivic Federation,
but.\1'11s also a member or the smaller
commission ol‘ three. which made the
When You
Have Exhausted
Your Mind
with \1 hot to buy for a Xmas pr,eser1l
call in and look 111 our line of
Knives, Shears, Razors,
Carvers,
Sleds, Skates,
11nd 111'Ir1lous‘othcr useful gifts.
“The Famous GILLETTE
SAFETY RAZOR."
CHAS. E. DOW
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
'PHONE 667.
HOLIDAY
GOODS
English Doll Carriages
‘at Bargain Prices
N: MIISH
Cor. Wall and High Streets,
Norwalk, Conn.
Meat and
O O .
PI‘OVlSlOI'iS
All kinds of Bologna and Delicates-
sen. Fresh Frflarrkfurters 11nd Sausage
made daily Try them.
F. KARL,
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
Phene 445.
For Boys and Girls
Peck & Snyder's Ice Skates and
Roller Skates.
Wholesale or Retail.
COLEMAN’S
NEWS STORE.
10 North Matn 3L. South Hewitt.
1 . G. apaldlng'u
investigation and prepared the report. ‘
XMAS PR SENIS
Post Cards. 1c to 25 Cents ,
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MEN’S GIFTS
The Kind They Like Bestf
Ask any man what he would like to fiat 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 vifiit will
settle 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 Mufflers
Hosiery Sweaters Suspenders
Handkerchiefs Cardigans Suits
Neckwear Pajamas ‘Ovcrcoats
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. '
14 South Main Street. Telephone Call 632-2.
MOWOOOOO” OOOOOOOOOOOOOMOM“WW
liuy the cheap kind, it you like. It is your privilege . but buy
with your eyes open and not with Ihe mistaken idea that ready
_ mixed feeds from the Western mills, composed as in most in-
stanees or low grade, damaged corn. shrircled wheat. peanut .
refuse and Iii-products oi’ the mill, means the same as Home
tirouml'ilonnie Stock Feed. It you want Feed for you!” WWW-H.
('atlle and Poultry with distinctive qualities of their own. If you
want the cheapest, results considered, buy lionnie Sloek Feed.
Buy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
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WE ARE HEADQUARTERS
FOR
Victor
and
Edison
Talking
Machines
and Phonographs and
Records ’
A fine. line of Record Cabinets.
We also put the new Edison At-
tachment. for playing the new
Edison Four Minute Records, on
your old machine. 1
F. E. Lockwood .
8. Company
39 WALL ST.. 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. GRANULATED SUGAR. .$$l.00
1 pk, FANCY POTATOES ....... .291:
ll (Its. PEA BEANS ................ 25c
RED or YELLOW ONIONS. qt. .5c
SWEET CIDER, gnL . . 3,00
111111 rump met-1.. ....::......25c
Louis Joseloff,
12 NORTH MAIN 31'. so. NORWALK
WTEL. CALL 457.
Gifts for Men
, COLLAR mos ............ ‘..,
$1.00. $2.00 and $3.00 _
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Waterman Fountain Pen
WILLIAM P. BEERS
BOOKS. STATIONERY, ENGRAVING.
49 WALL smear. 6 SOUTH MAIN smear, '
NORWALK. Open Evenings. SOUTH NORWALK.
JOIN THE 1 PROCESSION ‘
THAT WILL STOP AT
Merrill Business College
JANUARY 4,1909
TO LEARN THE WAY TO FUTURE SUCCESS.
THREE OF. THE BEST EQUIPPED SCHOOLS.
South Norwalk. Port Chester. Stamford.
Native Smelt, FIOII and
Flatfish
ROCKPORT STEAK COD. ESCALLO‘PS ARRIVED THIS A. M. TWELVE
OTHER KINDS OF FISH. LARGE OPENED LONG CLAMS. 30c
QT. WHITINGS, 5c LB. OYSTERS, LONG AND ROUND
CLAMS IN SHELL AND LARGE HARD CRABS.
'Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
HOLIIZAXGIFTS
COLEBURN s. LAUDER
The Jewelers '
Superb Stodks at Both of Our Stores
3 MAIN STREET,
Norwalk
96, WASHINGTON ST.
South Norwalk
#-L,
Your Check Account SOIched by P
m” m~h
*_‘
PROMPT, EFFICIENT SERVICE AND PERFECT SECURITY.
OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS,
$1.50 up
H in to 31‘» in...
$10010 $14. 00
TO”. ET SIC 'I S ......... $2. 00 up
Men’s Purses
Real Seal and English Pigskin.
500 to. $5.00.
Men’s Lined Gloves
'l‘nu (‘ape and Mocha, unlined,
silk lined. wool lined, fur lined,
$1.00 to $6.00.
SUIT CASES,
AFTER DECEMBER 14th .
Open Every Evening lintil
Christmas.
Joseph Davis
Clothier, Hatter,
nlsher.
85 Washington street,
South Norwalk,
IIIIIAY IN Will SIRIII.
“Al. 1. S'l‘iili‘d .,'l‘ l0:10 a. 111 .~—Prices
mined in an irregular number in the
opening dealings in stocks and within
a narrow range, although the dealings
were quite. 'etive. Great Northern
Ore. Certillca' es and American 1111'
pfd. rose 1, and Utah Copper declined
rliz-
1 WALL STRICIC'I‘, it a. Iu.~Suppbrt
was added to the market and prices
rose, with an occasional pause until
the whole list had risen materially.
'I‘hesllill and Gould stocks fell the first
impulse of the advance, but other well-
known leaders were taken up in turn
until the whole market had acsponded
to the movement.
“ALI. STRIl ll"l‘. noon.——Anolher
buying movement carried prices high-
er. the gains of a point or more. becom-
ing quite general 011 a broad demand.
The. coalers were conspicuous. Lack-
awanna sold at a decline of 17 1-2 and
rallied 9. Activity abated almost. to
the, point of iIilerress\irr the intervals
of the buying movement. llonds were
lirnr. 1
WALL STREET. 1 p. 111.——Consider-
able activity in ‘lrrlerborough-Merropol
itan pfd'. caused a scramble for the
stock. which rose :3 3-8. Otherwise the
list was featureless, and as soon as
the demand for the local stocks ceas-
ed, speculation became semi-stagnant.
Tailor, Fur-
William A. Clark. of the tirru of
Whelpley 11‘; Clark, is in Woodbury, on
account of the death of his father, An-
drew .1. Clark. who died in that place
Monday. aged 85 years. Funeral ser-
fvices were held this afternoon. The
deceased had spent. considerable time
in South Norwalk and his many friends
he made lrerelearncd of his death with
regret. in addition to his son, he. left,
two daughters. Mrs. C. A. Woodward
of Woodbury, and Mrs. Henry lieers.
of VI ashiugton.
A large. new sign has been painted
on the plant of the Drover Hat (‘0111-
puny, Railroad menne, successors to
the firm of Walhizenw Dreyei.
The “white" bridge. at Rowayton. is
to undergo repairs tomorrow and the
Town of Norwalk will have. a force of
men at. work putting in new stringers,
the present ones having became Weak
and new planks will be laid. The
bridge will therefore he closed up to
truflic all day.
f' A L.‘ J‘
Clothing
Suit or_0verc0at
Raincoat
Fancy Vest -
Coat Sweater
Bath Robes
. GIVE HIM,
SOMETHING
THATIINESVIEIENPJRIEUATE
He will be pleased to receive any of the followingr
SHOES+~AII shapes-All. leathers
Hats and ' Caps, Suit Cases, Umbrellasg‘j.
Price’ 5 Clothing Storé
98 Washington St. 91101151615.
Furnishings
Neckwear
Suspenders, 1 1
Gloves ‘
Shirts
Hosiery
.
1
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;
PHONE 143. .
Pumpkins, 5c up; Apples. Celery and Cranberries;
for 251:; 25c a dozen, and 300 11 dozen. ‘
UNITED GROCERY 00.,
20 NORTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
Fancy " Dried Peaches, 3 lbs., 25c
Red Letter Or Van Camp’s "Soup, per can, 51':
3 pkgs. Currants ................. .251: 3 pkgs. Full Weight. Seeded Raisins 251:.
:3 lbs. Prunes..... ............... 25c 3 lbs. Musratcl Raisins... ..... ...25c 1
2‘, lbs. Dates ...................... 251: 2 lbs, Figs .............. . ..... ...25c
2 lbs. Apricots ................... 251: Sweet Cider, per gal ......... L......25c
Florida Oranges, 18
A®P
TRACTS
The Great A 81
124 EAST WASHINGTON ST.
,MISHNII J. HIINIIHIN
MAY ISSAPI PUNISHMENT
Is supposed to Have Raised Money
Enough to Make. Good New-
lown 8 Loss
Former County Commissioner Mi-
(hael .,l Iloulihau stands a good
(hence. of escaping punishment for his
failure to account. for dog license mon-
ms to tlr 101111 of Newton 11
Yester r‘ay morning the criminal su-
perior court. Judge. l‘dwtn B. (lager pre-
siding, came in, and after disposing of
one small matter it adoj 11ed without
date. This meant; that. vn Clerk
lioulilrau had succeeded iir raising
enough money to make good the less
to the town.
It was afterwards learned that in
all probability a uolle would be en-
tered, providing Mr. Houllhan paid the
costs, 11 lrich are extremely hem y, 111111-
uing up to scyeral hundred dollars.
The situation in M1. Iloullhan's
case has been most peculiar and the
state1hus been guided more. or less by
a desire. to save, money for the town.
also to prevent further trial and tribu-
lationytu a sorely afflicted family.
It WII] remain for Mr. Houllhau‘to
make good the, costs to close a re-
markable story of 1“" rise and fall of
two well known polilil‘izlli»; in a small
town, a story that is as full of tragedy
as one could well devise.
ereh that has happened while the
famous “Little Tanunanv" oi? New~
town held sway will 11111 e1 be known.
because death has sealed the lips of
those who could a tale untold. The
friends and relations oi? the into town
treasurer, Charles H. Northrop, have
been the worst. sufferers, and had the
vase been pressed to the end it would
mean further disaster to the generous
father who has passed the fourscore
mark
I stcr Adamsfn traveling salesman,
for rly of Norwalk, is in town for a.
few days.
JReynolds and R. A. Harvey; ‘ot
XIRA SP I‘ll S ®
A VERY FINE FOUNTAIN PEN FREE
WITH A 50c PURCHASE OF OUR HIGH GRADE TEAS. COFFEES, EX-
BAKING POWDER OR SPICES. .
A&P FANCY PATENT FLOUR. 24!.1'2 Ib. Bag ........................... 85c
FANCY MAINE POTATOES, a peck .......................... 1. ..... 276
BES ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER,a p0und .................... . ..... 33¢:
STA DARD GRANULATED SUGAR, a pound ......................... 5c
P Tea COmpany
SOUTH NORWALK,
SIRI’S PIRINIS
ARI ININIININI
Mr. and Mrs. Ncsiaw May, Seek
Redress irom Kind Hearted La-
! dies Who Beiriended Their ‘
Daughter Whiic'Away
BRIDGEPORT, Dec, lit—Mr. and
Mrs. Mitchell Neslaw profess indigna-
tion over the action of Mrs. Arurrua
Dickens, of Norotorr, and
of Long Ridge, who is a. sister of Mrs.
Dickens, because they harbored their ‘
daughter. Grace Neslnw, for several"
weeks when they are. said to have
known that the parents were lookln: ‘
for the girl. Capt'trlrr Arnold gave.
the father a lecture at police headquar-
leis when ire came for the girl whit II
will probably result in her detentio1
at Ironic in the future and put an and
to the peddling trips which she has.
made alone about the country.
The girl also came in for her share 1-
of advice from the big detective who
severely reprimanded her for,her var-
iations,f11om the truth. Mr. Neshm
hinted “that if there was any retire1 1.
possible he. would attempt to obtain
it from the women down the road. in-
strumeutal in keeping the girl awn-1 ‘
from borne. it Is fully demonstrated.
however, that Mrs. Dickens and Mrs
Clark were aclnatcd. only by kindly ‘
mothers and that they were renllv do.‘ 1
ing what. they thought was best for
the girl who had told such pitiful tales 1“
It has not ,
been suggested al.111111tlme that. the y I
of her treatment at home.
girl is vicious.
A new CORPORATION. ' .1315“ ‘
1110 Doctor Paucoast Medical Com-
pany of Norwalk tiled a certificate or
incorporation with the state secretary
yesterday. The amount of the author.
Ized capital stock Is 800, 000 and the
company will commence businessahlth
$25,000.1‘he incorporatlors are Thom;
as C. Stearns, of warped. W. Ma
York.
South Norwalk ’ 1
15. Clark._
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