TUESDAY, DEG-oz, £908: , .r I I ‘ephone 409. DELICIOUS Candies, Etc. AT“ fl . LANE’S 51 Washington Street. iIIIIA—i NEWS WEATHER FORECAST. -1e-- For Nor walk and vicinity: Snow late tonight and Wednesday. The. disturbance IIIII‘ was central near New Orleans yesterday morning Iras devel- oped into a welldetiued‘ storm area and is now central near Atlanta. (In. It is producing cloudy weather with rain or snow from Florida. to Virginia. An area of high pressure with low temperatures is central over Eastern Canada and Northern New England. The lowest ternpeIature reported was 20 below at Rocklift‘e. Canada. The southern storm will probably more slowly northeastward and this vicinity will be on the northern edge of it late. tonight. and Wednesday. Storm warn- lngs are displayed along the. coast. NO SENTINEL 0N CHRISTMAS. Following out. the usual crrstorn on Christmas Day there will be no issue of The Evening Sentinel. 25c. F.D.L. & Co. M. Epstein and family have moved from Fort. street. East Norwalk, to 100 South Main street. ———Nothing better for an Xmas gift. than n Signet Ring. At Noack‘s. 'Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Sriet‘el, of Bel- (Ien avenue. are having their house- hold goods removed to New York city. —Engllsh Doll Carriages and Go- (larts. A. J. Collins & Co. Miss Eddice White, of Weston, is the. guest of MI. and Mrs Frederick Beers of OIH'rhaId street, for a few days. » ——Glovers the Place- evenings until Xmas. —$I.-.'It) for a Bristol Steel Fish Rod, special for Xmas. F. Id. Lockwood & Co. Louis ll. Hartman. the popular clerk of the Norualk Hib'i‘tll‘Hil'e store, is ill at his borne in High street South Nor- walk. —-Sleds, Sleds, Sleds for Xmas. at C. E. Dow's Herman Schmidt. has had his terre- ment house in Harbor avenue repaint- ed inside and outside. and general irrr~ provements made. -—Faucy Florida Oranges, 25c, 30c and 35c per doz. Church & Miller. 33 Washington street. Mrs. M. Epstein and Mrs. L. Jose- Ioft‘ and the latter‘s son. have gone to New York city, to remain until af- ter Christmas with relatives. —Small. lean. Fresh llnrns, IngC lb. Hayes’ Mkt. George Coflin. .of Belden avenue. Norwalk. expects to spend Sunday in New York city. He will witness the performance .It the Hippodrome. ——-Wiss Shears. Norwalk lIdw. Co. Frank J Kelley, of the dental col- lege of the University of Pennsylvania . arrived borne in South Norwaik, last . night, to spend the holiday vacation. -—-Medicine Cabinets, Kitchen Cab- inets, Music Cabinets. A...l.¢(‘.ollins & Co. A big new heating boiler is being installed in Iloyt‘s Theatre by the new . management, which has plans for male ing the playhouse Irp-lodate in every respect —-\Ve have a large stock of Native Turkeys to select from. at 21 and 26c lb Public Market. Attorney .1. Belden liurlbutt, of Wall street. is in Bridgeport today, ap- pearing for William S. Wilcox in his suit against James Paul. for the city . ,tax coiled-torship. '—I«‘un I'Ine of Gold and Silver neit Buckles Necktie Holders and Waist Sets. at Hood's. Jack Pewell, well known in Norwalk. . slipped on the ice and fell at the cor- “ ner of Hoyt. and Main streets, Sutur- ‘day evening. and dislocated'his left shoulder. Dr. William J. Tracey at~ tended the injury. —-—Large. assortment Xmas Slippers. all prices. Flynn & Ryan's . , Christmas shoppers were out bright :nnd early this morning ,and in large '- numbers. almost every store being fill- ed with customers. The storekocpers are figuring on a big rush of trade for the next three days. ~HOIlday Umbrellas. at Selleck's. Knbaosa Encampment. No. 9, I. 0 0. F... will hold a regular meeting Thurs «pay evening at its quarters in Wall .. stream Owing to the fact that It is ahriétinas eve it is‘ not expected that “great amount of business will be transacted ‘_ “Home raised Roasting Chickens, 2pc Ib.‘, at New York Market. ——Mixed Nuts 2 lbs. Store open FOR XMAS FonIQUALIrv CHOCOLATES, Fancy Rooms AND ensue CAMERAS. pannnMsnv and FANCY ARTICLES "‘ StiiISomPowell Corporation, ‘ ‘ Pronorlptlon Omani-tr» ‘ BouthJNorwalk. undoyo. ' '.. We Write Burglar Insurance ‘ LET US WRITE YOURS. TAYLOR & GOLDEN, TEL. 165-2. '1 u washrnnton street. South Norwolk. BAXTER'S ; Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla. A remedy for Pimpleo, Postal“. ,2 Tether or Salt Rheum, Blotohoo.'l‘um ors. Boils', Ringworms. Ulcers, Scrotu- la and Blood Diseases. 75c BOTTLE. ANDERSON 's ' 3 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. avatar Shall Paint. Narwallr ~—(‘ & K. Derbles for Xmas O'Brien. 'Ilre Girls' Friendly Sotiety, of St. Paul's Church, will hold II. regular meeting this evening at the Berkeley street. chapel. All the members are to bring various articles which are to be given to three poor families of the town for Christmas. ~Best Skates. Norwalk lIdw. (‘0 When You Have ExhauSted Your Mind with what to buy for It Xmas present, call in and look at our line of Knives, Shears, Razors, Carvers, Sleds; Skates, and various other useful gifts. "The Famous GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR." CHAS. E. DOW 112 WASHINGTON STREET. ’PHONE 557. Sacrifice Sale XMAS iiilflilS lIlYS. GAMES. it Come and take advantage of the sacrifice. I. tiriicrr Cor. Wall and High Streets. Norwalk. Conn. Meat and . Provisions All kinds of Bologna and Delicates sen. Fresh Frarrkt‘urters and Sausage made daily. Try them. F. KARL, 76 NORTH MAIN STREET Phone 445. Canadian Hockey SKATES ”ASSCAE Xmas Post Cards. wholesale and retail. Xmas Cigars ........... $1 a box Hockey Skates ...... ..... $1 up Roller Skates ..... . ...... 75c up Racing Skates . ........... $2 up Boys‘ Football Suits.'. ....... 75c Boxing Gloves, Footballs Punch: ing Bags, etc. Watches .. .$1 and $1. 50 Souvenir Art Calendars of South Norwalk and Norwalk. Middlebrook’s Almanacs rgog. COLEMAN’S NEWS prone. 10 North Main BL. South NoI'WIIk. Agent for A. G. apaldlng'o Baseball and Sporting Goods. . Buy Practical boys' gift here. ‘PEW 14 South Main Street. Gifts for Men To LATE BUYERS ‘ A FEW HELPFUL HINTS It is safe to buy in a hurry here—choose quickly —-gifts may be exchanged at the leisure of recipients. But you are not likely to make any mistake even in the most hurried selection, if you choose a man's or This list will help you: GIFTS FOR MEN House Coats Scarfs Suits Smokingjackcts Mufflers Overcoats Bath Robes Fancy Vests Fur Coats Pajamas Suspenders Raincoats Night Robes Handkerchiefs Hand Bags Sweaters Gloves Suit Cases " Cardigans Hosiery Russian Vests Umbrellas Hats Mackintosbes Canes Caps Fur Caps GIFTS FOR BOYS Suits Roofers Waists Tams Overcoats Neckwear Shirts . Caps Sweaters Gloves Hosiery Hats S The store is open evenings; but the morning is the best timo to make selections. Telephone Call BBS-2. else. at the price of second~cbrss; is for good and sufliclent reasons. perhaps. us possible, consistent with legit than others would charge-«ii they Buy 0 “000M06000OOWOOOOOOOOOMWMOMW Please take this fact to heart: buy first-class articles, food for yourself, or animal. or anything quality than to buy an Interior “quality for a few Poppers less"— Qunlity is our first. consideration. Our prices are ”0900.9”...MMOWM lly no possible means can one If they are cheap. so-cnllmi, it It will pay you to buy our as low lurnte Inel'chaudlse, that's lower had It. ato Thais Clean. MANUEL TORO HATCH. ‘AAA‘AALAAAAAAAAA‘AAAA; ‘ vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv 2 A” PRAYR BtlthST WILLIAM 49 WALL STREET. NORWALK. --"-EIE'LES-4— AND 'HYMNA P. BEERS,’ BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES 6 SOUTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK. W _- ._,..L-_L _ ... .-_;__-. -.-.,_ Native Smelt, B HARD CRABS .............. 40c doz.‘ MARKET COD .................. 8c POLLOCK ....................... 7c WHITING ....................... 5c HERRING . ...................... 8c shell ‘ Large Gosling Clams for bakin if you are not satisfied. Cutbill’s Bridge TELEPHONE ms. ESCALLOPS Warranted Dry, Large and Small, 400 qt. " lack, Frost and Fiatfish. Spanish Mackerel FINNAN HADDIES .............. 150 STEAK COD .................... 12c LOBSTERS .................... 21¢: lb. HADDOCK ...................... 10¢ OPENED LONG CLAMS ....... 30c qt. Blues. Butter, Halibut. Shad, Oysters, Long and Round Clams in the g. All goods warranted. Money back Fish Market. FREE DELIVERY. ‘ Superb Stocks at B N!‘ asiwasnmorou ST. South Norwalk 4 .r HOLIDAY GIFTS COLEBURN The Jewelers 8. LAUDER 0th, of Our Stores 8 MAIN STREET. Norwalk we An: HEADQUARTERS r n Victor and E dison ' Talking Machines and Phonograpbs and Records A fine llrre of Record Cabinets; We also put. the new Edison At- tachment. for playing the new Edison Fours M lnute Records, on your old machine. F. E. Lockwood 8. Company 39 WALL ST.. NORWALK. CT. TO EAT please your taSle and pocketbook. you of our claims. 20 lbs. GRANULATED SUGAR. .$$I.00 1 pk. FANCY POTATOES ........ 29c 3 qls. PEA BEANS ................ 25: RED or YELLOW ONIONS, qt.. SWEF’I‘ CIDER, gal ...... . ......... 30° 3 lbs. HEAD RICE ............ ...25c Louis Joseloff, 72 NORTH MAIN 8T" 80. NORWALK TEL. CALL 467. ACCEPTABLE GIFTS Water-”proof Shoes Rubber Boots Leggins. Arctlcs Slippers Wear Shoes That Fit. 122 WASHINGTON STREET. pHoNgMz-z. IIIIII, III IIIII Silliti. WALLS . 1‘th i‘T 10:10 a nI.-—-’l‘hc opening trading in stocks was quiet. and prices were. trot much changed. Many of the principal speculative is- sues sold at last. night‘s prices. Inter- bororrgb-Motropolitan pfd. advanced 11,4. and New York Central and Chesa~ peuke and Ohio large fractions. Amal— gamated Copper declined C" WALL STREET, 11 a. In i—The hesi~ fancy at the outset. was dispelled by buying orders“. After a. number of gains running to‘ a point or more had been scored sales depressed some of the leaders to their low prices, but the market soon hardened again. WALL STREET. Noon—There was active buying of both stocks and bonds and II number of minor rail roads which were judged eligible for absorption by'some larger system. The market as a whole became strong III sympathy. A decline in Srnelting of 1% and in Amalgamated Copper of i, checked the advances. Bonds were strong WALL STREET , l p. nIr—Auother break in American Smelling, which lowered it to TS. a decline of ‘3 1-2. caused some temporary weakness. but. there were recoveries later when New llc utilities became strong. Ailllliiilllll lilliAl: NEWS ~Sugar Cured 'Ilreakfast‘ II21/éC lb. Hayes' Mkt. The skating is being enjoyed on most of the local ponds ——Welslr Rarebit with a glass bf Old Stock or Burton Ale—-a delicious dish. :sOIIIII IIOIIIIAllt nun tondij PROMPT, EFFICIENT SERVICE AND PERFECT, SECURITY.‘ OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS .. ' Your Check Account Solicited by . M....w———.~--.—_.. . ‘_..—-———-. . At the Imperial Cafe. Railroad avenue. Welcome Stranger Lodge Sons of St George will hold a regular meeting this evening at its quarters in Main street Norwalk. —-Gold and Silver ladies' and gents' Watches. boys' Nickel Watches. all prices, at. Jackson’s. Miss Emily Mason. of Péekskill. N Y., is. spending a few days in Pitts field. Mass. after which she expects to be the guest of Norwalk friends for It short time. "_———'Senl Caps for. Kinds '0' Brient _ t GOOD THINGS A Store full of fresh goods to A sample order will convince IIII filflVfR’ S Plltl No. American ‘ York Central and the New York pub! Bacon, Clothing Suit 0 nve’rcoat Coat Sweater Bath Robes OMETHIN USEFUL THAT HE WILL APPRECIATE He will be pleased to receive any of the followings SHOES—Ail shapes—All leathers Hats and Caps, Suit Cases, Umbrellas.‘ Price’s Clothing Store—‘9 ' 98 Washington St. PHONE 165-5. Furnishings Neckwear ‘ Suspenders ' Gloves Shirts Hosiery South Norwalk‘. 5 Jeddo and Old Company’ s Lehrgh FOR FURNACE. Cress Creek and Upper Lehrgh For Cooking Range and Self Heaters. 2 Nut $5.00 per Ton, delivered in cellar I RAYMOND BROS WE ARE THE. ONLY TOY STORE CARRYING , A COMPLETE LINE INCLUDING Sleds, Wagons, Mechanical Toys. , Also, Bears, Dolls and Jewelry IHi NIIVi ll SIIIRI 76 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK. South Norwalk. ‘l—Jl‘oys. DollsrfiGames. Teddy IleaI-s. A. J. Collins & Co. William Raymond and Miss Eliza- beth Chittim, of Norwalk, spent Sun day with friends in Ridgetield. —-Sllk Srrsriefider's, 30c to $1.50, at Selleck's. , Concord Division. No. 2. Sons of Temperance. held a regular meeting last evening at its quarters in Wall street. Only matters of routine busi- ness were transacted, however. .-—Edanr. Plueapplé Roquet'ort. Ca- membert and hicCInren‘s Cheese. Church & Miller. Leave of absence from December 26.1008 to March 1.3m. 1909, with permission to leave the state, has been granted Second Lieutenant Albert D lllakeslee. Second Infantrr, C. N G. —-Your choice of the largest. and tin- est lot. of Turkeys in town for 240 III. Hayes‘ Mkt. Invitations to the inaugural recep— tion tendered Governor Lilley by the First Company, Governor‘s Foot luard. In Food Guard armory. Hart ford, January 6. are being sent out. —-llu,v “him" a pair of genuine lluck- skin Driving Gloves. at McNerney's. The semi-annual examination of the National Ilank of Norwalk, by the di- rectors, was held this morning. and a three per cent. dividend was declared. free of tax. and payable January 2, 1909. -——We sell the Stern & Foster Mat- resses. F. A. Mitchell. Norwalk. James Barry has resumed his duties as driver of one of 1)eKlyn'.s bakery wagons. after a five weeks illness. at his home in Camp street. Norwnlk. Typhoid fever was threatened, but this was broken up. ——Large Flower Plronograph Horns $1.25. F. E. Lockwood & Co. The one-day-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 'I‘ruchinonicz died this morn- lng at the borne of the parents in Win nlpauk. The funeral services were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the house. Interment followed in St. Mary' 3 Cemetery. «Closing outline of Mechanical 1‘“ Railroads, at. less than cost. id. Lockwood & Co‘. JOIN THE PROCESSION THAT WILL STOP AT Merrill Business College ' JANUARY 4. 1909 TO LEARN THE WAY TO FUTURE SUCCESS. ‘THREE OF THE BEST EQUIPPED SCHOOLS. .. Port CheSler. -_—— Noack‘s. I was with Hills, and be stated that the Stamford. unne- ED." ——l\lixed Candy 2 Lawton & Co. 7 The Seventh Company, Coast Artil- lery Corps, will hold their regular weekly drill this evening, at the ar- Inory in West avenue. - —-Hath Robes and House Coats, at Selleck's. School Visitor T. F. Clune reports that the total proceeds .derived from . the recent. production of the play “The Old World and the New." held in I-loyt.‘s Theatre for the benefit of the . high school library. were 830. Misc ., Ida Lucienne Wood under whose su ' lbs. 3250. pervision the play was arranged and presented, did not keep anything fer; her serrices. —If its a ring yonawant. got) Attorney John J. Walsh’ls in Bridge- port today appearing for‘the City of ,. Norwalk in the case against it Draught. by the Vanderhoef Company, because, a twelve- foot building line was es- Iablished in Orchard street by the en . , council. cutting the company of! from several feet of their property. two» which they have built-a storehouse; Tire case was before Judge Joel Ir. 1 Reed in the Superior" Court llriri, Inorning. The law firm of Warner r"- .1 ‘ Goldschmldt appear in the case for the Vonderhoet Co. ' ‘ ‘ —~\iusie Cabinets. Parlor Cabinets and Medicine Cabinets. A. J. Collins. & Co. '1 , ' . Joseph Hills. a weary traveler wan- , dered into Norwalk this rnlng abor ' ‘ IO o'clock. and told Ch of of Polic Thomas Bradley that he was' iii an unable to walk any further.’1‘he chief referred the man to the Selectmen office. A boy probably 16 years of a; had walked together for many day. and were hungry and aortic to secure“ ' work. The selectmen took the then" cut and gave them something. to eat and bought them railroad tfcketa to Mlddletown, Conn.. where Hills‘ out he bad a home -—HoIIy Wreaths 2 for 250. F.._‘ Lawton & Co. . r. There are people ready to trove from one end at the Mum toitire'pth'e it your Want adv. ’Iobkii 890“
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