Store titled with Cothmendnble.
(floods at. Reasonable Priccs for Wear—
lag Appirel arid Fancy Articles suita-
bio for Christmas Presents. Come and
see and you will find smoothing to buy
no please ytun' friends on Ch bristmns
lay.
E. K. BANKS.
MAHACKEMO HOTEL aLocK,
SOUTH NORWALK.
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——llat Brushes. lint Brushes O thien
Postal card albums with decorated
covers may be had at. the stores.
—-Cl1oioe New York State. Turkeys,
20c 1b.. at New’York Market.
MclVillc M. Youngs has been quite
ill at his borne in Charles B street.
“Quality Chocolates in t‘aucy boxes
for Xmas. Stillson-lj'owcll Corp.
Thomas Ward. of Norwalk. has pur-
chased a fine new horse from Norwaik
parties.
—-—Wreaths especially made for us.
150 each Public Market, 32 South
M11111 street
H. W Gorham is repainting the resi-
dence of Dr. Jean Dumorticr, in Wash
ington street.
~Seal Caps for Xmas. O'Brien.
Charles Firth]. of Woodward avenue,
has taken a position in the. oflIec of
Adams Express Company during the
Christmas rush.
-—li‘ull line Xmas Slippers for all tht1
family,at Flynn a Ryan's.
The South Norwalk Savings Bank
has declared the 97th semi-annual divi-
dend at the rate of four per cent... pay-
ablc on and after January it. 1909.
~Yonr Xmas money will go a long,
way at The Copyright Clothing Co.
The Baptist Young People‘s Union,
or the South Notw 11k Baptist Church.
hold a meeting yesteiduy at the town
f.urm The let 1de1‘ was lamest Four 1191.
"l‘he Copyright Clothing (‘11.
,ChnSimas
E We have clever gift'
goods for every age. anti condi-
tion. They are better than us-
ual, embracing the newest idcns.
‘ Our prices are. as attractive as
“ our goods. so come early for
the best. pickings.
EilW. IN. KEELEY, JR.
DRUGGIOT.
C NORTH MAIN STREET.
TEL. 62613.
V t E 1
Mr. and Mrs. William (‘argllL of
Bridgeport, were visitors in Norwalk.
yesterday. V
#0111' line. of Pictures combines best
quality with reasonable prices. I-low-
11rd A. 'i‘illy. 721‘ Washington street.
John ii. Partiee, proprietor of the
ltelmont Hotel in Railroad avenue. for-
merly an cstablislnntmt conducted by
Mrs. Sarah liarrigau. is seriously ill
with pncunioldn.
~lit1y your Xmas gifts for “him“
classy.
.91
at
The committee of the Catholic Club.
which is to make arrangen1t111ts for
:1 dance to be held in the Town ‘Assem
lily Hall on N" Year‘s eve, held a
meeting )’PSI(‘i(lt;VVV afternoon. and dis-
cussed plans. .
wl.lve or dressed ’l‘urkeys, at Le—
hotsky‘s. Live. 22c: dressed, 2011.
Albert E. Rowe. of Spring Hill, has
resigned from the 11111pioy1nt111t of tht1
Bishop and Lyncs‘ Coal Company. and
—-Nothlng bettet for an Xmas gift-1
than a Signet Ring. At Noack's.
Frederick E. Lockwood, of Roway-
ion. has taken a position as extra driv-
er of the Atlanta express wagon in the
East Norwalk route until after Christ-
mas.
~English Doll Carriages
(tarts. A. J. Collins 8v. Co.
Mrs. A, C. Harilnnd and 1hr1 Misses
Grace and It‘lm‘t‘llt‘t.‘ linvilautl. well-
known in The N111 \1'illts re iristored at
the Paris office of the New Y-tnk 11111 -
1110,11‘1'111011
and (lo-
wOnl1 tht1 best Cigars in neat boxes .
to1 (‘htistnms gills. 1'1th to $0 11111 box
at John T. liayes‘, .1 Main street, Nor-
walk.
George Sprugue.
South Norw.alk. is
street.
()swin
of Union
assisting
llariis in the N111 walk braut’h tiflite 11f .
the. Adams Explcss Co111pa111. timing .
the. Christmas rush. V
, -—i’honogrnphs and lteco1d
nets. cash or installments.
Lockwood & Co.
quward Ferris. son of Mrs. Jessie
qLil'er'ris. of 66 West street. is at pres-
ent in Daytona.l1‘la. Mr. Ferris is em-
ployed 111 the Grand Ce'ptml station.
New York, and is south $11 a vntation
trip.
F. E.
——Shoe. Trees keep the. slices in
shape. Very nico present for men
V and women. Glover's the. Place. .
These are the shortest days of the
year: The sun crosses the, contact:-
tinl line, Tuesday. the first day of win
ter. and thereafter for a short time.
the length of the. days will increase,
gradually. " i
~—-l)0es “he.”
111st as he should?
.more. if you make him a (‘11111stn111s
gift. of a Royal Morris Chnir. push lun-
ton kind with foot- rest. Raymond &
Stu1.NorEw111k.Opeucvenings.
Keatln anti ‘Ctihill. of the local ex-
change 0 ”slid Southern New England
enjoy his evening of
Telephone Company. secured places on :
the roll of honor of those who gave. '
the most tips, resulting in the installav
tiou of new mimil1011es..,-
~ans gifts in jewelry that will
surely please and the prices are, right,
at Nonck's. .
'_N. E. Ryan 8: Co.‘s shop is the. place
to buy your 1C ristmas gloves tormen,
women and E. iiiircn. because there.
is a big sibck 6‘ select. from and the
sizes and quality are always reliable.
. They are right. and the. prices fair.
--Plano Stools and Benches. Slipper
Chairstand, Dressing Table and Chairs
to match. Raymond 81. Son
The South No1walk Savings Bank
has received a supply of new bills. gold
and silver coins for the holidays and
will be pleased to accommodate. the
public desiring to 'make Christmas.
gifts of money. The gold coins are.
of the St. Gnu‘dcns' design.
:—A good assortment of line Cut.
Class at lowest prices. at Jackson‘s.
The Nutmeg club bowling team and
the Bug team. 'of the (3 8: K hat shop,
will roll off a match game at the South
1 Norwnlk alleys tomorrow evening. At
the first game which was played be-
tween these teams last Tuesday even-
ing the Nutmcgs win by a close mar
gin.
”Chicken Pies at Ghtottos Lunch
1 11110111.; 2171 neondiuners
(‘abi»
He will enjoy it ‘
growth of tho town.
V pel about it.
he. expects to start shortly after Christ
nuts for Loop City. Nebraska. where he
will engagt1 in the cattle business with
an uncle. Loop City is 1'igI1t.Eln the
heart of the cattle district. and be ex-
pects to learn the business. He has
a large number of Norwalk friends
who regret, to see him depart for the
West. but. who wish him the greatest
11’ success.
-(llove1“s~ the Place. Store open
evening's until Xmas.
Is a Radiant
Fairyland '
Richly.“ beautifully and
.finely stocked with the
wonder wares of the
realm of Santa Claus.
Toys from across the
ocean—marvelous things
that only Germany and
France can contrive: and
wonderful things that our
United States produces.
Toyland is on the main
floor and is abloom with
suggestions for the
Christmas shopper.
A Few Hints
MOVING PICTURE MWACHINES
EXPRESS WAGONS. SLEDS. FIRE
ENGINES AUTOMOBILES MAGIC
LANTERNS AIR RIFLES. AUTO-
M‘ATIC‘TOYS. DOLL CARRIAGES,
GO-CARTS and DOLL HOUSES. The
largest assortment in the Twin Cities can
be found here.
A. J. Collins 81 Co.
12~1E8 NORTH MAIN ST.
TELEPHONE 747.
'
O. B. Jackson,
, V Optician.
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes EXamined Free.
58 WALL STREET. PHONE 438. NORWALK.
”WW”.
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Gifts
for Men
A list of 11 few of ourclioieest
gifts, such as a man would sc~
let'i himself.
Overcoat.
Suit.
Bathrobe.
Smoking Jacket.
Pajamas.
Suit Case.
Traveling Bag.
Sweater Jacket.
_Fur Lined Gloves.
Kaiser Neckwear.
Men's Jewelry.
Toilet Rolls.
Leather GoOds.
Suspenders.
Handkerchiefs. 1
Underwear.
Holeproof. Hoaiery.
Shirts. ‘
And a host or different kinds
of each of the above lists from
251: to $65.00.
OPEN EVERY—EVENING UN-
'ru. CHRISTMAS.
JOSEPH DAVIS
Tailor, Clothien Hatter. Fur-
n‘i'sher.
Trunks and Leather Goods.
85 Washington street, ’
‘ South Norwalk.
MONEY ADVANCED
to all, on their household furniture,
pianos and other personal property.
without removal, on their own name
without indorser. Call and see us. in-
dependent Loan and Security 60.,
Haviland Bldg, Washington St. Office
open until 7 p. in. Monday and Sat-
urday until. 8: 30.11 .
45 Wall SL, 116mm.
Insurance.
in Indoor; producing property that
must more». In value with tho rapid
.ththcr It’s a Suit1EE5
E An Overcoat
A Pair of Trousers
A Fancy Vest
(11 anything in the tailoring line.
You cant go wrong it‘ you see Kop-
9
That‘s our specialty knowing Itow
anti doing 1'.Ight 1'11 thc11natt'e1 of tailor
""1110 s. KOPPEL,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR;
24 No. min at. South "smut. ,
,. rat. at».
‘-
”ma—.m-
‘A Xmas Feast
A
of good things is already for you at Flynn 8'. Ryan‘s Shoe Store.
MEN'S. WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN'S FINE SHOES.
MEN S HOUSE SLIPPVERS.
WOMEN 5 AND CHILDREN' 5 WARM SLIPPERS IN MANY
COLORS.
Better get in on this got 11 feast
FUYNN & RYAN,
i
....4..
90 WASHINGTON ST.
ovns
This is tht1 Shop 1111111111 pcoplt1 buy (‘nrlstmas Gloves {111 men
11111111111 anti children. There is no doubt of the 1e1111ancut stitlstac
tiou of those who receive 11111 gloves. for all gloves 1111111 are 1111-
'ret"tl1 sized and made 111 svlet ted leathers.
Our 111 leluatcd ‘l1‘.ugenlc“ Glow f'tu women. is tht1 best dollar
glow on tht1 111111'kt1t.and full1 gnmnnteetl.
. Women's "lv‘ownes‘ ' Dress Kid Gloves ..................... $1.50
.1111111‘ s (limes [111 Women ........................ $1. 75 and $2. 00
Misscs‘ and ths' Mmmlsh (limes sizes 4 to" 1, excellent {or
wear .V. ................................................ $1.00
Dents Gloves for children. sizes 000 to 4 ................... SL251
V1 omen 5 Gran anti Blown Mot ha (‘ loves ., .................... $1.00
Men‘ it “La Vltome' Kid Gloves, capo tan..... ...... . .......... $1. 60
Men s (1ioves.l.)ent's make hand sew 11 ....................... $2.00
\\ omen Gauntlet (“111.115 at. .............. .SI. 75 and $2. 75
11. Button Length (Ilnt‘o Kid (‘loves 2 clasp ................. St. 25
1:3 iluttou and 16 Button Length Cloves. in all tile desirable
. shades. and all sizes
Golf Gloves, Mittens and Waim Fabric Glows. all the 11.111111th
kinds, at popular 1111ces for wtuuen and children
N. E. RYAN 81 C0.,
98 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK
Horace E. Dana 81 Son, E‘
Real Estate and 1. ,:
We have" qumt decided cat-.111». V
31111111111111.1111 111111.111
THAT'S THE KIND OF GIFT THAT WILL BE APPRE-
CIATED. YOU WILL FIND HERE A
LARGE STOCKEOF
China Closets
Morris Chairs
Music Cabinets
Record Cabinets
Book Cases Rockers
E Ladies’ Desks 1 Pictures
Buffets Lamps
A BIG LINE OF DOLL CARRIAGES AT THE LOWEST
PRICES.
A. J INN VIN T I SUN It].
I34 and 136 Washington Street.
M
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._.. MT,7_!-_1._ .Twwflm
Advertisia Your Wants in The Sentinel
, ‘ir
' INVERY MONDAY NIGHT
E pony F. Third infantry, C. N. G.
1 placed Norwalk among the topnotch-
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linuglas Fowler P1111110. A. 11.. of
South No1walk. is planning to have
open house on .New Year‘s Day. Tie
post has not ytit appointed its spe'cil
committees for the state encampment.
('1) be held he1e. in May next.
41.11) for a liristol Steel Il‘ish Rod.
special for Xmas. I“. I1}. Lockwood
tit ('11
Mrs William S. lt‘olant has been III
for [I111 past few thus at her home
111 lintvlew 11111111111. ”11111111111011 with
appendicitis. She is now much 'Im-
proved and it is not helievod that an
operation will be Ili'(‘t‘Sl~iIt!‘,V.
Ewlilusic Cabinets, Parlor
and Medicine tE,‘aI1i11e1ts. A.
& (‘11).
’l‘ht1 weekly p'ayer meeting of the
South Norwalk Baptist Church will be
Ilt‘ltl Wednesday evening this week. be-
cause or (E lu‘1stmns. The Sunday
sthool fcstital will be held at the
I“hllltll at it '10 on (‘hlistmas night
'i he pr'ogiatu will be rehearsed tomoi-
row night
”-0000 11.11. of Turkeys to arrive
’i‘uesday; strictly native. nearby stock.
too all know our kinti. Public Mill"
ket. '12 South Main street.
J. Collins
Norwalk ‘ti 1 o clock Saturday morn
Minion when the latter Et‘olllded with
a ferryhoal in Little Hell (late, on
Thursday evening. Not an article in
the Marion‘s cargo was in any way
damaged, and the vessel tiltl not. take
in So much as a pailful of water. The
Isabel ‘11'ill be kept on the. line until
repairs to the Marion are completed.
and Stern & Foster Mattresses. V. A.
Mitthell .\‘o111alk.
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BRAND NPENINN
Ho'sr's THEATRE
'TO
Modern Variety
Anthony Geronimo..
Frank C1hacc...‘....Resident Manager
Wm. H. Clunc ....... Musical Director
STANDARD FOUR
Reminiscences of Boyhood Days
THREE MAD CAPS
European Acrobatic Dancers
DACEY d. CHASE
The Artist Studio
THREE JEWELS
Dancing, Costume Changes
ALBIN d. KENNEY
Comedy Pantomime Artists
TALKING MOVING PICTURES
The Greatest Wonder of the Age
TONOSCOPE MOTION PICTURES
Singing,
PERFORMANCES DAILY
Matinee 2:30 ' Evenings 8:00
ADMISSION 10c ‘
Reserved Seats 20c Box Seats 351:
Telephone 112
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM
MONDAY AND THURSDAY
*
Matinee Christmas E
V IRNIMPN! IRINNIPHH
ININMPH'”
71111111111 11111111
" (LOCKWOOD'S HALL1.E
‘ We Had To Turn Them Away
Best Show Norwalk has Had
Since the Old Opera House.
Seats now on sale at Blascer‘s
Cigar Store, Glcndenlng's Drug
Store- anti Ed.
Store.
Kelley's Drug
NORWALK ARMORY.
NorwalIEt Basketball Team
E1, (Team F)
Representing Seventh Company.
Coast Artillery Corps. formerly Com-
iNext Game, Monday. December 2131,‘
TEAM F .
Vs.
STAMFORDS.
Preliminary Game.
Dancing from 10 o'clock until 12.
This is the team that has been play-
ing at the Armory for ten years; has
ers in basketball; and will contest
with Middletown. Stamford and Dan-
bury. in an effort to bring to Norwalk
the State Championship.
ADMISSION ............ 25 CENTS
Cabinets
The steamer lsabel 1111‘l1ctl at South 1
ing. with the cargo that was on the1
~V\'11 are agents for the ()stermoor "
Monday, Decembeer
.General Manager
NASKLT BALL,
.Vliayes‘, 5 Main sti‘eet.VNoV1'\1'alk.
111111
Holiday Goods
111
92 Washing to St, Sculth Norwalki
E. E HEADQUARTERS FOB.
Dolls, Christmas Candy, 819.
Specra‘s for Tomg
$175 Dressed Dolls, tonight.
1 TO CUSTOMER..
Toys, Games, 2
'1 11! 11.1
:1 Et
IN BASEMENT.
I $1.39 Doll Carriages, tonight,
BASEMENT
-N 11.19;
Pillow Tops, tonight,
MAIN FLOOR.
l‘9c
11.25 Silk Elastic Belts, tonight,
ALL COLORS.
95c
night,
$1. 49 All Linen Lunch Cloths, to- '
98c
Corset Covers, lace trimmed;
19c}
tonight,
$1.50 1 Flannel ‘Gcwns and «Skirts,
98c.
night,
.. .
LE.
$1.25 Black Hydegrade Skirts, to-E
98c E
1."
,11.
1
tonight,
,2"- 3 Neck Ruchings, to Holly Boxes,
29c box-
Guaranteed Gloves,
tonight, 69c pair
A largo addition has 111111.11 completed
.111 Meokcr‘s foundry recently. Wooden
patterns are stored in this place, and
:1. large drill press has also been set
1111 there. ,
“Full line of Toys. Games. Teddy
Hears. Leary & (‘11., Railroad avenue.
Dr. T. 11‘. Clone, of the board of
whool visitors. received from Miss ida
anlcnne Wood. promoter of The Old
World and the. New the sum 111‘ $28
and some add change. Saturday. the.
same being the entire not
from the prodiwtion, with the excep-
tion of 52 yet to be collected.
——~1l"ull line Razors for Xmas gifts
at C. I13, Dow's.
it. was announced from the pulpit of
St. Mary's Church. yesterday. that.
Father James II. O‘Donnell is slowly
i111pmvlug and gaining his strength. at
1111‘ a several mouths‘ illness at. the rec:
11.11'1‘. lie is not yet able ,to get. out of
bed. but the newsof his i111p1'ove111ent
is received with joy by his many
friends.
mllmhrellas for Xmas. O‘Brien.
People should have consideration for
the mail carriers, and send their
Christmas parcels now and not wait
until the last day when they will have
all they can handle. The rush has now
started in the Norwalk post-unit's. anti
in 1111111 or so two exna ('111riers will
I111 put on to handle the Chilstmas tok-
1111s.
~Mourning Bands. O'Brien.
'iiere is the way an exchange duus
its subscribers: “if you have frequent
fainting spells, accompanied by chills.
cramps. horns. buuions. epilepsy anti
jaundice, it's a sign that you are not
well. but liable todlc at. any moment.
Pay your subscript ion in advance. and
thus makt1 yourself solid for a good
obituary notice."
——.11‘resh llams and Shoulders.
New York Muf’ket.
A Christmas day service will be held
from 11. a. 111. until noon at the. South
Norwalk Methodist Church. 011 ac.-
t‘ount of Christmas eve, it has been tie.
raided to combine the Tuesday antl
Thursday evening services tomorrow
evening. The annual Christmas festi-
val oi‘ the Sunday school will be held
Tuesda1 owning following Christmas.
«Catholic Prayer Books. Silvet and
(laid chained Rosaries. at. John '1‘.
at
proceeds ,
Dr. J. E.w Vollme1 of South Norwalk.
was called to Riverside Saturday af-
ternoon to attend John Allis. father
of Mrs. Edward Gat‘tney of South Nor
walk. Mr. Allis has been very new ’
11111st 111 for some time.
—~Child‘s Rubber Boots for Xmas.
Glover‘s the Place.
Miss Mary E. Philling. of SouthNor.
walk was able to resume her duties as V ,_
teacher at the Northeast school, in the
thanbu’rv distr.lct this 1110111i11g. after
a sevtnal' days‘ vacation, as a tesult 0t '
falling down the stairs at the school.
last T1‘1esda1 1fte1 noon Her and and
shouldei was espluined bv the fall.
Miss Creighton has been in charge of
Miss Pillings‘ 10cm timing tht.1 intel-
venlng ti1nt-'.1
- -——Thc ideal Christmas gift. Here‘s
how: Place your ordet with St. John
& Ke1ser. All .kinds of Mission I1ur 1‘
niture made to order, Medicine Cab
inets Music Cabinets China and
Kitchen Cabinets. “all Book Cases ,
Ladies‘ Desks. etc. Bring in ydurV ‘
w.a11ts and let this firm make them up 1
for you Piices right. Phone 310
Steamboat Place South Norwaik
The horse. attached to the. Norwall:
Hardware. Company‘s delivery Wagon E
caused some excitement this morning
about 8 o'clock. when it slipped and ,,
fell down in front of Fred‘smtth‘s E‘
.111111'ket in Main street. The. only dam-E
age done. was to one of the srafts
which has snapped off. The. animal
was unable to 11511. and the harneSs 1
was removed from him. and after a'
time It, was gotten 11p. Louis Hartman
was driving at the time of the troublt‘i.
-—U pright Pianos. special prices for
muss—$100 $150 bargains F. IQ.
Lockwood & Co. ‘
What is the funniest story you ever
heard? A man being 'asked this ques-
tiou. told this one: At a Sunday school
the. teacbeI asked “who drove the
children of Israel into Canaan?" Not
a child answered and there was contin-
ued silence after she had repeated the
question Then the teacher with con-
slderablo splritV said “.You little boy
on the back seat who drove the Chil1j
d1en of Israel into Canaan?" He was
badly frightened. but managed to rise
and $1112“! never did; we just moved
here. from Missourilast week."——-Ex.
~011r 25c special Saturday Choco-
lates will be. 011 sale during the boil-
days. .Stillson-POWell Corp.
, 11111111111111.1111."
E POPULAR
.I-WI-Tl‘i THVE
r1150 secs E E
First game begins at 8 o'clock.
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