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WEATHER FORECAST.
N0 SENTINEL 0N CHRISTMAS.
Following out the usual custom on
Christmas Day there. will be no issue
of The Evening Sentinel.
, F'ot‘ Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
warmer tonight, Friday generally
cloudy with light snow or rain. A
ridge of high pressure along the At-
.lnntio coast is producing pleasant
weather with low temperature 111 the
eastern sections. Grecttville, M'aiue, re-
ported 18 below zero. A disturbance
central over Lake Superior is produc-
ing considerable cloudy weather with
, rising temperature 111 the central sec-
tions. This disturbance will pass the
St. Lawrence1 valley on Friday, and
,‘ this vicinity will he on the southern
edge of it. Conditions favor for this
vicinity fair weather with rising tt‘iill'
pcrature. followed by increasing cloud
1119118 tonight and probably light 1'11111
L on Friday
A Christmas barge load of coal has
arrived for the Ferris Coal Company.
Uncas Tribe, 1. 0. R. M. ., of this city
will elect otficets next 'l‘uosaLdy eve
hing.
~—(‘all at Noack's before buying your
Xmas jewelry.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ziill, of Bridge-
L port, will spend Christmas with rela-
tives in Norwalk.
Buckingham Post, (1. A. 11., otLNor~
walk, will hold a meeting tomorrow
night, despite the. holiday.
——Seal Caps for Xmas. O‘ Brien.
Miss Elireida Stoddard. of Brooklyn.
will spend the Christmas holidays as
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. 1". Ward-
well, of Livingston street.
Miss Alice M. Weaver, Mrs. King
and Miss Marion King, of Mttili street,
Noi'walk. are spending the holiday
with friends in pr'iirgfleld. Mass.
-Gr-t ‘her" a pair‘ot’, good Scissors
for Xmas. Full line at Dow's.
Miss ’I‘illie Benedict, of the New
Ilaven Hospital, is Spending the hell
days as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
bur Iliihbcll, oi Chestnut strLeet Nor-
walk. 1
Miss Gifford Clark. who is attending
Smith's College. Northampton, Massa-
chusetts, has returned to her home 111
lliirnllton avenue. for the holiday vaca-
tlott.
—~ilnt llriishes llat. 111111111911. 0‘ iirlen
The Nor walk iron Works closes
down tonight. for the Christmas vucLa.
11011, which will be of ten days‘ dura-
tion. The. shop will open 11. week trout
next Monday.
Rev. Hugh 'i‘t'canot, of Norwich,
fointerly of St. Marys Church, Nor-
walk, celebrated the thirtieth until
versary of his ordination to the priest-
hood Monday.
-We still have Lolisters, broiled or
boiled. The littpcrial Cato, Railroad
avenue.
There will ire a subscription dance.
under the auspices at for 111 r members
01’ Company D iii the art ory, tomor-
Lrow night. Spoidcl‘s orchestra will
furnish music
Mr. and ‘\11‘s.Ar'thiit Finney and
L daughter Elsa, of lir'mookhn will spend
Christmas at the home. of Mn Finuoy' s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William ir‘innev
of 15 Berkeley street, "Ior walk
——-Sieds, Sleds, Sleds for Xmas, at
(i. E. Dow’s. ‘
Uncas Haymakerd' Association will
hold its seinl- annual election of officers
' next Monday evening. The. fifth ses-
- . sion in the pinochle tournament with
' Cockenoe Tribe1 will also be played at
this time.
L . Henry Payne, of Broad Ri1er, who
" has been employ ed 111 White Plains tor'
several weeks, arrived home last eve-
ning, to spend the holiday filth his
"A family. He says there is work enough
.' to keep him 111 White Plains until
‘ Christmas.
‘ ——-Xmas gifts in jewelry that will
‘ ‘ ,‘ Surely please and the prices are right,
at. Noack‘s.
L Trolley car 1130.179 in charge of Mo-
, torman Howard Willrnott and Conduc-
tor Bert Lockwood had a broken
L brake chain, this morning, on the. trip
1‘ leaving Main and Walt streets at 10
‘L o'clock, and the car could not be stop-
ped at. the tunnel. The car was back-
‘ edL down and run around the "Y" 111 the
‘ corner, and proceeded all right.
’~-—-Mourning Bands. O Brien.
Percival Lewis, a well-known resi-
dent. of Stratwi’ortl has brought, suit for
divorce against Hazel Walton Lewis,
L' of Milford. on the ground of desertion.
Pattern were filed yesterday in the civ-
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'FouL QUALITY c‘i-iocourEsF
deAKs AND PREMO CAMERAS.
PERFUMERV and FANCY ARTICLES
Stimuli-Powell Corporation,
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ominous-yr. 1 mm Norwalk.
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TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
TEL. 1011.2.
‘ 74 Wuhlngtori street. count Nor-walk.
BAXTER’S
L Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla.
A remedy for l‘tnipies, Potholes,
'I‘elliei' or Stilt, l'lheiitir, lilotolies, 'l‘lllll‘
ors, Bolts, Rirtgworms, Ulcers, Scrotu-
ia and Blood Diseases.
' 75c BOTTLE.
ANDERSON ’5
Launch Works.
Bout Frames set up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches or all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
Oyster Shall Paint. Narwalk
il superior court The .illett1d deser-
tlon took place in May, 1005. The
wife‘s maiden name was lltizel Walton
Hubbard and slit-L1 Iuat'r'ictl Lewis, Octo-
her 26, 190-1.
-—F‘or her Christmas, 11 pair of put.
colt cloth top button Boots, at Olsen's,
at $3.130.
.1. William Rowe and Frederick Mill-
er, the two substitutes at. the Norwalk
service today, helping out
great. amount of parcels and mail inat-
ter. 'i‘he mails this year 11111 the bear-
lcst in» many seasons, arid keeps lilt‘
clerks in the oillcc busy each night.
arid everyone is hustling to keep tip
with the rush.
——A line line of Holiday Goods in
gold and silver, suitable for gifts, can
he found at .iackson' s
The lioard of Estimate and 'l‘ rixiition
of the town met last evening attire
selecttuen's otllce in Norwalk. ’t‘hcrt1
were but five members present. and
this not (BUIIHIIIlILIlIK it quorum, the
meeting adjourned iriitil the evening of,
January 0. The meetliiLr was called
for the. purpose of apprtuiria‘tint‘t the
$500 for the use of the bridge coin-
titlttee. The 1111'1'11 appointed 111) 1111'
of Estimate and Taxation takes oilice.
January 1, consetptently they 11111 act
011 this matter at the next meeting.
-—Pahst's Milwaukee licer always
on draught. at the imperial t‘ut‘e, ltail
road avenue. ‘
lsaac liockwood. of Str‘atLt‘ordL father
of Ciptain Herbert E, 1.01'1111'111111, oi"
tho tug Addie V., has spent, about fifty
years in tlit.1 tlshiiig business and has
111' pt. a record ol’ lLlir1 number oi eels he
has c1.1ugltt (L‘oiuitint: three to the
pound, this would mean ‘100 000 eels
With an average length of fifteen
inches, should these eels he placed in
11. line, they would reach 5.1301010
inches or 454,100.00 feet. or a triile.
more than 1511 miles. 111 other words.
they would extend from New York to
a. point several miles cast. of New i-l:r~
vt‘lrL' Mr. laicltwood is little and heart ,1'
111d (‘10 101118 or age.
SOUTH NORWALK
SAVINGS BANK
97th SEMI-ANNUAL‘DIVIDEND
to the depositors
at the rate of
4% PER ANNUM
has been declared for the six months
ending December 31st, 100.11 payable
on and after January lith, 1000.
Interest not. drawn will be credited
to accounts and will draw interest
from January 1, 1909.
Motley deposited on or before .lati~
lllll‘)’ 0 will draw interest from January
1, 1900.
GEORGE 11‘. BEARSIE,
(121 SW. ’i‘reasurer.
Norwalk Savings
Society
Norwalk, Dec. 17, 1908.
Interest at. the rate of FOUR 1‘41
per cent. per annum. for the current
sixth months, will be creditrd to Lie
positors January 1, 1009,111111 will be
entered on pass books and paid on
and after January 11,1009.
Per order of Board of Directors.
FREDERICK A. ELLS.
Treasurer.
Meat and
Provisions
All kinds oi‘ Bologna and Delicates-
sen. Fresh Frunkfurters and Sausage
made daily. Try them.
F. KARL,
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
Phone 445.
REGULAR SALE or
Sheet Musw
A COPY 10CA COPY
COLEMAN’S
“ NEWS STORE.
10 North Main 31.,
Ag ent for A. O. Spaldlng'o
Baseball and Sporting good-1 L
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post-otfice, are being Iii't'Sst'tl into the , ,
with tho-
80uth Norwniio
Buy Partition! Gifts for Men
T0 LATE BUYERS
A FEW HELPFUL HINTS
It is safe to buy 111 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
boys’ gift here.
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 Mackintoshes
Canes Caps Fur Caps
GIFTS FOR BOYS
Suits Reefers Waists , Tams
Overcoats Neckwear Shirts Caps
Sweaters Gloves Hosiery Hats
The store is open evenings: but the morning is
the best time to make selections;
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14 South Main Street. Telephone Cali 632-2.
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sir: 11111‘ in M 111 ,is spending the holidays with his par
11111 n In School street, .\or 1111111
- -tlrrrhrellrrs for .\'111iis.013rit1ii.
.\i 1', and Mrs. John .»\. .\lorrlgomcry,
oi‘ t'nlorr i’ar'k, .\'or'waik, will spend
Chester ll
spend 1 11:5 .'..‘
lstpiam, 211.
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“liliimt Monohrrit is helpint', tliir'itiu;
the holiday rush. at the store of A. l".
i'icckiunrtn & Company. Christmas with friends 111 lii'ldgeport.
i1ltlw11rtl..l lionttell1'.oi llnihorar-c James llitrlilns, or 11111111111, is spend
111111 is spending t“hiistrrrris with his 1111; 11111 irolitlai vat-11111111111111hlsriioth
sister 11) .\'1111 York 1111'. or, \11s llarkins. of Franklin avenue
-(‘holce 'i‘iirkeys, 24c llrL;11ccst‘.-\01“V“Ak
llic: Fon‘isL lSi': Duck, 301'. 11111115’ I -~—l..'11'1.-,11 assortrrrcnt of .\'tuas w: itch»
ltlkt. ies plus, rings and 11111111111111, 111 the
Councilman clett Albert 11 Pohimart '1thth “It“ NUIU‘IV“
passed out (‘lrtistinas cigars today to, bit-1111': 11 1111111 .\‘or"111‘1|k young ladies
his friends aird tll tonicrs , and 1.1 irtletui'n .ttii'udt-ti 1'1. dunct1 iii
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buy tired-class articles, food for yourself. or animal, or anythlm.v
else. at the price 111' second-class; it they ill't‘ chi-rip. sot'allt'd. 11
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pcrhaps. Quality is our- ilrst considtratloii. (Lint pt 1:111 are as low
11:: possible, totinlstcnt 111111 legitimate 1111 l'tillllltlist,‘ 1111119 lower
than others would champ-mil" they had it. ‘
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11111 81018 AND HtMNttS
WILLIAM P BEERS’
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES
6 SOUTH .MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
49 WALL STREET.
NORWALK.
Half Shell OySters
\1111111 Smelt 13111111110115. ()pciicd d0ysters. Long Clams
5111111. 121' L Hilllltili. 151': Market Cod, 7e; I’tilltltk. 7c;
tier-ring, Sc; S1111 'l'i'oirt. Salttioit, r‘iunlii lviruidies, Eels.
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Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
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Honour GIFTS
COLEBURN 11'. LAUDER
The Jewelers ,
Superb Stocks at Both of Our Stores
3011 (11.; Coll
Fr ost Fish, 100;
lflat Fish. llar'd
96 WASHINGTON ST.
South Norwalk
3 MAIN STREET.
, Norwalk
Your Check Account Solicited by
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ASOIITH NORWAIK TRUST C(ll'iHllY
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PROMPT. EFFICIENT SERVICE AND PERRECT SECURITY.
OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS.
3' holiday vacation.
‘ ——Plttsli Cups for Xmas.
.lohn (.‘Larpeutor has resigned his po-
sition in the Allen House. in Norwalk,
and has taken one with Adam Schmidt
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Frank Field, son of Mr.
from Colgate LAcadettiy,
O'Brien.
in South Noi'walk.
local oilice 111
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ll I“l‘t'ti"LIl()A(I, N.
the.
Watcher-i, boys' Nickel
prices, at. Jackson's.
Officer and Mrs.
nuts guests Mr. and Mrs.
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lit'iilg'epor'l. ‘
Mr.
Long Island City,
who wertL1 married
guests of Mr.
than, of High street.
~("anes, (lanes, for Xmas. O'Brien.
A l‘hristnias prayer and praise ser-
vice will be held in the Norwalk Meth-
odist (‘hut'elt this evening at 7:45. The
chorus will he ptteseiit to lead the slug-
tug of the (QL‘ht'istiiras carols.
,—— leave your orders for half shell
o1stcr's, :it'liiei'ed tomorrow morning
t‘iitbill‘s.
Adolph W.
Saturday,
l’ireyi’irss, proprietor of
' the. Mahnckcruo cigar store, is remem-
bering his patrons and friends with
handsome and handy leather covered
diaries and memorandum hooks.
”Green Hats, Green tints. O'Brien.
The 1101110111011 inert and police are
smoking cotiiplimentari' cigars today
on li.i<1'tep,er& Company Samuel
(irceitsteln, of the (101111111111, had boxes
of the t'raiu‘ant weeds sent to police
quarters and to the post otiice
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT.
Referee Decided on for Btirns- Joiiiison
Go in Australia. Saididay.
SYDW Y '1'. S W iLir'c. ‘Ji.~'i‘hc
tight next, Saturday for 11111 heavy
weight (L'I‘Itli‘iltilmlslilti ot‘ the world he-
twceri “’l‘orurrry" l'lririis, the. French-
(‘aiiadiau heavyweight. pirgilisi, and
Jack Johnson, the American colored
tighter, is today the chief topic 01’ (‘Oil'
versation 111 Sydney.
There has been a. deadlock tor the.
past three days, owlni.1 to the inability
to 111111111 1111 a referee, but. this matter
has now been straightened out, and to
day the betting on liui'rts is 11 point
stronger. I’tllli‘ days ago it favored
lilit‘ils at 1”. to 4., Mr. Meiirtoch, the
pr'onitrter or 11111 contest, finally agreed
to he referee, at the request. of both
lighters.
The two 1111111 were today examined
by physicians. who pronounced each
one to be All perfect physical condition.
The advance sale 111' seats totals $10,.
000
iii 1} 11V 3111
ACCEPTABLE
GIFTS
Water-proof Shoes
Rubber Boots
Legglns
Arcttcs
Slippers
Wear, Shoes That F ii.
122 WASHINGTON STREET.
PHONE 542-2.
J acksonis
Studio L
PHAIIIIIAAPHS
A Choice Litre oi
WATER COLORS
in all sizes. .IllStll‘lghi 101'
CHRISTMAS
OR
WEDDING
PRESENTS
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FRAMES
of Selected Designs.
In Stock or Made to Order
in Our Own Frame Shop
OPEN EVENINos.
Jackson’s Studio _
53 WALL 8T,
Opposite Hotel. Nor-walk, Conn;
last night and all report 11
and Mrs.
Fred ii. Field, arrived home last night
to spend the
Engineer (Miran ll. (‘ai'i‘t'ey, of the
(Llotiriectielit‘. Com-
leit this ai‘tLerntLiott for 111s home
.1., to spend Christmas.
”Gold and Silver ladies' and gents’
\i'atclies, all
John 11. Smith, of
Hamilton avenue, will have as Christ-
.Iolln Lud-
of
and Mrs, Walter Matthews, of
bride and groom.
are
and Mrs. Fred ll. Cole-
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GIVE HIM
SOMETHI G
USEFUL
THAT HE WILL APPRECIATE
He will be pleased to receive any of the ‘tollowitig:
Clothing Furnishings,
Suit or Overcoat Neckwear
Raincoat Suspenders?
Fancy Vest Gloves
Coat Sweater Shirts
Bath Robes Hosiery
SHOES—Ail shapes—All leathers
Hats and Caps, Suit Cases. Umbrellas
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington St. 1211011511515. South Norwalk
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Jeddo and Old Company’s Lehtgh
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___.
WE ARE THE ONLY 'rov STORE CARRYING
ACOMPLETE LINE INCLUDING ‘"
Sleds, Wagons. Mechanical
Toys. Also. Bears, Dolls
and Jewelry
lHE NAVI IY SHIRE
76 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK.
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.
South Norwalk.
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Port Ches‘ier. 311111110111.
SPECIALS
13 Oranges for 251:: 251:, 30c. 35¢ per doz.
Pumpkins Squash, Sweet Potatoes. White1 Onions.
per birticli
UNITED GROCERY CO.,
Celery, 2 for 251: and 151: "
PHONE 143. 20 NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. A'.
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1'10 “Av IN WA”. SIREEI- GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER.
' Six Officials and Employes of the;
L Northeastern Railroad Held.
\\"A'l.li STRE CT, 10:10 a.‘ m:- NI‘RV ORLEANS L11. Dec. 243—2154;
11 result of the disastrous wreck on L
the New Orleans aird Northeastern
Railroad a few miles out of New 01':
loans on Norember 11,111 which th11
lives were lost and .1 dozen or more
people severely injured the grand jury‘
yesterday returned indictments chart 1L
Stocks started the day at. prices but
little changed from last night, al-
though the dealings were. active and
widely distributed. Small gains arid
losses were quite equally divided, New
York Central rising 1 and Third Ave:
line 3-4. .
WALL STREET, ll 11. 111...\\’e.uk-
ness in ,the local traction stocks and
an advance 111 the railway equipment
stocks were. the. distinguishing tea—
tiit'es of the early market. The gen-
eral market was irregular, but; grew
rather heavy when Union Pacific and
American Smeltlitu reacted a polrtt
from their high prti-cs.
WALL STREET, noon-«The ad»
vance lifted prices of some of the.
lending stocks 1 12 to 2 1-2. points.
Selling oi Ameiican Stncltiug down a
point had a, chilling citect, and the
adiauce halted.1ionds were ili'nt
tug: '
\l. G. Pcarsall.
dent of the New Orleans and Grain.
Northern H. E. Flanagan; division str
pcrintendent of the New Orleans and
Northeastern; .1 A Armstead. chio
train dcspatcher' of the, New Orlean
and Great Northern; Henry Singer,
conductor, and A. 111.1111 son, enginec -,
on the New Orleans and 'or'theosmrn.
and W. A. Blackburn, Engineer 011 the.
.\‘e'w Orleans and Great Northern. ,,
'l‘ho indicted men were required 1
furnish bond in the sum of $1, 000
SILVER SET FOR MR1 COPLEY.
A 11111111501119 silver ten set. of 1ch
pieces is 011 exhibition in the 11111111111»
window of Coicbtrru and 11111111611111
Main stioet. Noiwrilk, which will be
presented its 11 Christmas 11111111111111,
Superintendent Charles H. corner
the trolley litres, by the employes. Th
set is 11 beauty, and show the blah. ,
toem Mr. Copley is hold in by his a
ployeti. L ‘
CHRISTMAS DAY AT GRACE
CHURCH.
The services at Grace Church on
Christmas Day will he the. three cele-
brations ot’ the Holy Communion. at 0,
at S and at. 10:30. Spociali programs
of music have been prepared for tho
it and 10130011101111 services In con-
neciion with the latter there will be
preaching.
2 lbs. Animal (butchers. .......... 251:1 (.‘L lwflnbEilIGS. pcr qt ................ 15:: ’
”“1“ Pudding :1 1’1“ (“l“- -'- '1°° V1111 Camp‘s Soup. per can ...... L. So
Fresh Eggs per (1112..., ........... .,,.‘ b 111 H 1’ kl .19
Jellies and Jams. per glass ........ 10c “M 0 L1 91112 1C 1.18.11
5”, crock of 10“,. .............. 35c1LL11110115, per doz ................. 20c,L _
.3 cans Mothei's Biand Peaches. ”25° 2 'ans Dudley" s Pllmplilllw.......250 ‘
.‘t pkus. H. 0. Pancake Flour ...... 25c Shoulders, per lb ....... ..... 8c ,
SWeet Cider. Fancy Apples. 1 '
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tag nuttislaughtm against the foltoi.-,'L
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general super-litte'r- \. ‘ '
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