SATURDAY. DEC. 26, {9011.
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
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l prion FIVE II '
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Telephone 499.
DELICIOUS
Ice
Cream
Candies, Etc.
. LANE’S
.-' 51 Washington Street.
WOOOOOOOOOO
ABA WSW
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Sunday. A11 area of high
pressure over the Gulf States is pro-
ducing pleasant weather, with mild
temperatures in nearly all sections
east Of the Rocky Mountains. A dis-
- turbauce oi‘ (Nmslderable energy is de.
.veloping in the British Northwest, just
north of Minnesota. Conditions favor
for this vicinity fair weather, with
slowly rising temperature.
Louis Maidol‘l’, of New YOrk, is a vis-
itor in South NorIvalk, today.
Jerry 1Ahearn, oi? Cross street, is
slightly ii‘proved from his illness.
‘ Percy Keyworth. of New York, spent
Christmas at his home in South Nor-
walk.
William H. Aiken, of Norwalk, was
the guest of New York friends over
Christmas.
—l.3asl(etball, Team I“ vs. Danbury,_
Monday night, Norwalk Armory. Danc-
lug.
New Year's post. cards, five for five
cents, at William P. Becrs' book and
stationary stores".
Miss Manna German, of South Nor-
walk. spent Christmas with her aunt
in Brooklyn, N. Y.
. Edward Newman. of Concord, New
' Hampshire, spent Christmas with his
parents in Norwalk.
I‘I' ancls W. Brown states that he has
not. moved from 79 Washington street
to Lexington avenue.
Your banking businesg will receive
careful attention if placed with the
South Norwalk Trust Company.
Mrs. Francis W. Brown, of 79 Wash-
ington street, spent Christmas at the
,liome oi? her father, in Stamford.
Miss Mary Sven and Howard Chl-
cheater, or The Norwalks, attention a.
theatre in New York city, last evening.
Miss Eugenia smith, of Fairiield are.
one, is spending a few day! as the.
guest. of her aunt, Mrs. Thornton, of
Brooklyn, N. Y. .
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Apperson.
of Philadelphia, were guests of the. late
‘ter's parents, Rev. and Mrs. DeWitt '1‘.
Van Doren, yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Sturtevant.
of Chicago, are guest of the former's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. William S.
Sinrtevant. ot’ Ellnwood avenue.
_Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Baker, of
Bridgeport, were guests of Mrs. Bak-
er’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Smith,
of East Norwalk, over Christmas.
Alfred Goldschmidt, who underwent
. an operation recently at the Not walk
lwiospital has left the institution, and
. is now practically recovered.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Gregory, of
' Craubury, are the guests of friends in
New. York city for a few days. Mr.
Gregory is enjoyingw'a vacation from
his duties at F. E. Lockwood’s store.
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Rhymer, of
Brooklyn, N. Y., and Mr..and Mrs.
Charles Holmes and children, or
.1 Bridgeport, spent yesterday with Mr.
and Mrs. G. S. Gregory, of Mott ave-
~ nue, Norwalk.
——Basketball, Team F vs, Danbury,
Monday night. Norwalk Armory. Darro-
ing.
Arthur T. Murray, of \‘m walk who
is now with the healer Automobile
- Company, will go to the company‘s
, plant at Plattshurg, New Y1,01k the
“ first of the year, to spend a week in
getting‘ familiar with it.
' M s Adele Betts who is studying in‘
: her ocond year at the Drew seminar v
: Carmel, N. Y., is spending her Christ.-
mas vacation at the home of her par-
_, cuts. Mr. and .Mrs. Carrui Betts. of
Newtown avenue, Norwalk. ,
A special meeting of Old Well Hook
and Ladder Company will he held
Monday evening Dec. 28 at 8 p. 111.,
to take proper action on the report
“and recommendation of the committee
appointed on “The Fire Brigade"
.lFtlrllitul‘e with a name is the. kind
"van want. A. J. Collins & CO. knows
his, and therefore they sell not only
1the furniture that has a name and can
land 1111 and give' satisfaction but
119111 other lines as well. See adv.
. Congressman E J. Hill arriv.ed home
1111 NOIwalk, Christmas eve and spent
potion of yesterday here, leaving
only 111 the afternoon for Meriden,
Whey“ he \‘vlll remain over Sunday. Mr.
Hill Will be at the Allyn House, Mon-
da‘y, and from there will return to
Washington to attend to congression-
11~hnsiness. Mr. Hill expressed hirn~
on as pleased with the present status
Ania campaign for the United states
senAtorship.
"For the Holidays
UALITY CHOCOLATES, Fancy
OD DaKB AND PREMO CAMERAS.
I
flflson—Ponell COrppration,
lawman Draught-1
IRNUMERY and FANCY ARTICLES
We Write Burglar
Insurance
LET US WRITE YOURS.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
TEL. 16”. 1
74 Wuhlngton street. South Norwnlk.
BAXTER’S
Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla.
A retriedy for l’imples, ‘Postules,
'l‘etlrer or Salt Rheum, lllotches, Tum-
OI‘B, Bells Ringworms, Ulcers, Scrofu~
la and Blood Diseases. 1
‘ 75c BOTTLE.
ANDERSON 1:
Launch Works.
Bout Frames set. up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
Ovsfor Shell Point. Norwalk
Jack Cotkerllam. Of New Haven.
spent Christmas at his home in South
Norwalk. _ '
The trout of Prowitt's hardware
store in Main street, Norwalk, is being
re-painied.
Louis ii. Hartman, of ilayriew aye-
uue, spent. yesterday at his home. in
Bridgeport.
linens Haylot‘t will (IItIt'l officers.
Monday evening,T and the tribe, Tues»
day evening.
Miss Etta Coutu, Miss Edith Ct‘oi'ut.
and Mrs. C. l3. Cal'giu of 'lhe Nor.
walks. ale spending todar in Bridge-
NOTICE
' CITY BILLS
All persons having bills against the
City of South Norwalk are requested
to present the .11111111. to the undersigned
on or before the 2391b lush, for payment
by the. Council at. the last meeting
thereof, to be held on the Lilith inst.
South Nor,wulk 1.3111111111th ’lilll “108.
JOSEPH it ’l‘AY Milt
(‘in (‘lerk.
dflti 21. .
The SoUIh Norwalk
TruSt Company
The Trustees have ord’erml that in-
terest. at. the. rate. of «i per cent. per
annum be credited to depositors in the
Snivngs Department; im- the current
six months ending Dec. :11. 19118. 111va
able on and utter Jannan 10.19119.
Deposits made. on or Ill‘llll 11 Junuargr
llth will draw intt'Irt-si tI'qu .ianumy
ist.
CHARLES Id l'IOY'l‘.
(126 12t. Treasurer.
SOUTH NORWALK
SAVINGS BANK,
97th SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
to the depOsitors
at the rate of
4170111111 ANNUM
has been declared for the six months
ending December 3lst. 1908. payable
on and after January llth. 1909.
Interest. 1101, drawn. will be credited
to accounts and will draw interest
from January 1, 1909.
Money deposited on or before Jan
nary 9 will draw interest from Januar' I
1,1909
GEORGE F. BEARSE.
dill 3w. Treasurer.
Norwalk Savings
.Society
Norwalk, Dec. I7, 1908.
interest at the rate of FOUR (4)
per cent. per 11111111111, for the curleru
sixth months. will be credited to do.
positors January I. 1909, and will be.
enteled 011 pass books and paid on
and after January 11,1909.
Per order of Board of Directors.
FREDERICK A. ELLS,
Treasurer.
(119 121.
Meat and ,
Provisions
sen. Fresh Frankfurters and Sausage
made daily. Try them.“
F. KARL,
76 NORTH ‘ MAIN STREET
II, , 1.” Phone 445.
REGULAR SALE OF
Sheet MuSicE
SATURDAY ONLY.
A COPY IOCA COPY
COLEMAN’S 1
11 .1 NEWS STORE. 1 ‘
10 Noflh Mlln‘ BL. South Norwalk.
‘iormerlx of South Norwalk,
A Merry Christmas
And a Trimaran-A11,
HERE'S WISHING YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS.
HELPED PERHAPS BY SOME GOOD GIFT FROM OUR
STORE. HUNDREDS ARE HAPPIER TODAY FOR
THE GOOD WEARS WE'VE SUPPLIED: AND iT iS
FOR THIs SPLENDID TRADE TFllBUTE To us FROM
CHRlSTMAS SHOPPERS THAT‘WE EXTEND OUR
SiNCERE THANKS, FOR THE RouerC CHRISTMAS
TRADE WITH WHICH You HAVE FAVORED us, we
OURSELVES ARE THANKFUL FOR THE FAVORs‘
OUR WEARS HAVE WON, AND LlKEWiSE FOR A
DAY OF REST AFTER eusv TIME. so, ONCE
AGAIN, we WISH,YOU ALL “A MERRY CHRIST~
XMAS" AND “THANK YOU ALL." “ ,
RESPECTFULLY,
14 South Main Street. Telephone Call 682-2.
;\11.audlii1s W W. imster of Bay-
I'iIIII 1111111111 spent C'luisimas .11. Mrs
ireste'r s Old home in Oxford, l\ \.
Air. and Mrs. William ii. Church and
family. of Holden llill street, spent
Christmas in Boston. and intend to re-
1111'11 tomorr't‘Iw.
Miss Fannie Hello Curtis, supervisor
of the kilIdeI'narivns of New York city,
is spending her vacation at her home,
it Knight. street.
Percy OIIIIItaId of New Ymk (1.111. I
spent \Ilt-Il'tllli 111 his home in .\ial11l
street .\'orw 11 lb.
Mrs. D. V. ’i‘. Palmer, of New York.
is a guest; of her_111otht«r. Mrs, Mary
‘\1'II1I Tassel 'oi saaes street.
Miss l’Oz'Irl (“,oburn of Providence,
is spend-
ing .1 111111 days in this (‘Il\.
The t lIIistruns exercises at (in, Nor-
walk Baptist church will be held Wed
nesdnv 111 value, in the parlors.
llerrnau Kricucr. of ilridgeport,
Miss Delia llubbell, of New York. Icilme (nor to South Nor,woik today.
is a guest tor a lea days of her 11ml l1 inud Iislted ”A“ lotai store (ll ii, Kite-
111'.MI'>' \1tllnI \\",l111lltt1r or suacsiper and it InpaIII', in Washington
street. A 1ItlI1et.
‘l.,\ no pessible 1193:1115 11: 111 one
oulscli.ot'.111b11al.or llll\llllll:‘,'<
Please take this nit-1 to heart:
11in iirslmlnss articles, food for
else. at ”W price of second‘clas ' iifi’the) me cheap. uncalled,
is t‘nrgood and sufficient. reasons. it. will pay 3011 to buy our
quality than to buy an interior quality for 11 few rappers less»—
perhaps. Quality is our first consideration. Our prices are as low
as possible. consistent, with legitimate nIcI'clqudise. that‘s lower.
lium til hers" would chargow—‘it‘ they had it. I
Buy Oats Thfia Clean.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
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New Year’ S POST Cards
5 FOR 5c
WILLIAM P. BEERS’
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
ISOUTH NORWALK.
49 WALL STREET.
NORWALK.
Half Shell OySterS
Native Smell, Escallops. Opened oysters, Long Clams.
Steak 1:11: llalibul.l:'1c: Market Cod, 7e; Pollock, 7c:
ilerriun‘,8c; Sea'l‘roni. S.almou Flnnin Buddies, Eels.
(‘1':Ibs.Roiled Crabs. 271.1 doz.
CUI’biil’S Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. ' ‘ FREE DELIVERY.
:
HOLIDLYGIFTS
COLEBURN 8‘. LAUDER
The Jewelers
Superb Stocks at Both of Our Stores
9011. at: Cod
Frost Fish, the:
Flat l-‘ish. Hard
3 MAIN STREET,
Norwalk
96_ WASHINGTON ST.
South Norwalk
INVITES CHECKING ACCOUNTS. .
We are not too large for your buSiness,
neither Is your business
too small for us. ..
Agent ,for A. a. apnldlou'o
Ilhhpli “11131101111115 condo.
samC careful attentlon men to all depositors.
Miss lI‘dith Walters, oi‘ Mount V01“
non, N. l’.. is spending a low days as
the guest or Mrs B 11‘. Andrews, of
the. Green?t Norwalk. 1
_ Mr. and Mrs. Jules i1‘. l'lrady and
young son, of New York. are guests
of Air. and Mrs. William E. Montgom-
ery, of Holden place. ‘1
Mrs. H. l1. Boyer and children, of
New Haven, formerly of Norwalk,
spent (.‘hristi'as with Mr. and Mrs.
Quintard, or Main street. .
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Short and the
lattcr‘s mother. Mrs. Robert Barker, of
Orchard street, intend to spend Sun‘
1th with relatives in Bethei.
S. ’l‘ri-at Stanley, 1111111.»; studying
at. the Johns Hopkins Medical liniver»
siiy. at. Iialiimore, is spending his
Christmas vacation at, his home in
Main street, Norwalk. ‘
George 1.. Woodward, the. popular
teller at: the National Bank of Nor-
walk, is ill at his home. in [131111 street.
today, having been taken sick during
the dance. in the town assembly hall.
last oi’l‘lllllg. '
'l‘lIe («111..111111111111 “as national ed
,1111steI'Ila,I1,tIt' \‘illliam it. tllegory of
Brooltlyl‘1,R1I11 ot Airs inlin l.‘ Gregory,
or 911111111 sir-lee. Norwalk, to Miss
Katherinel hinders, of Brooklyn at. a
family reunion held at. the. Gregory
home.
’llIeIo is no change in tho (llV tol~
lottolshtp t1.,11se and 1in next. develop-
lllt‘lli. anticipated is the judgment of
Judge Reed, (11 the Superior t1ourt,b'e
fore whom the recount was made.
Judgo’iiiiucd is expected to render his
judgment, any day.
The quartet. ol’ the South Norwalk
Baptist church will render a very fine
cantata, “The Holy infant," tomorrow
evening. This work has been under
[Ji't'fplll'liiliill by the quartet for weeks,
and there will undoubtedly be a large
congregation to hear it. ,
James Kearney is spending'a few
daIs as the guest ol‘ \lr. and it 1's. Pub
or .i \‘Iar,d oi \I'eh street Norwalk
Mr. and .\i1's.l'A.111 Ci1r111|1,of East.
, Norwalk, anti William Hall. of Weston,
were Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs
Eben Church, of Westport avenue.
Rev. and Mrs. Sheldon Bissell, tor-
lIIeI'ly woll, known tothe people of
The Norwalks, was recently burned
out of his parsonage at; hos Augeies,
t,‘al.‘1 lie has sent. a uewsrmper to his
friends containing an articles regard-
ing the fire, which states that. . the
children and a few articles of furniture
were saved.
There was no (-1151 garbage collec-
tion. yesterday, bllt today Highway
(‘mnnlisslonm' Daniel Dunlop has three
teams at. work catching up. Tin1
teams have their'hal‘lds full, for to.
day‘s refuse includes (.‘lll'istrlras trees
and much additional rubbish of vari-
1.111s description. Commissioner Dun-
IOp has also had the surplus snow in
tin1 business section of the city carted
away. in order to obviate trouble from
this source in the event of an additiorb
nl heavy snow storm.
III G W 31111
A HAPPY
New Year
ACCEPTABLE
GIFTS
Water-proof Shoes
Rubber, Boots
Leggins
Arctics
. Slippers
Wear Shoes That Fit.
122 WASHINGTON STREET.
PHONE 54M
J ackson’s
Studio.
PHAIIIBAAPHS
A Choice Line of
WATER COLORS
in all sizes. Just'right for
CHRISTMAS
' WEDDING
1111.11.11.11
. FRAMES
of‘ Selected Designs.
In Stock or Made to Order
in Our Own Frame Shop
OPEN 1 EVENINGS.
Jackson’ s Studio
_ 53 WALL 81".
', [Opposite Hotel. NOrwalk, ,C0nn.
GIVE HIM
SOMETHING
USEFUL
THAT HE WILL APPRECIATE
He will be pleaSed to receive any of the following:
Clothing Furnishings
Suit or Overcoat Neckwear‘
Raincoat Suspenders}
Fancy VeSi Gloves
Coat Sweater Shirts
Bath Robes Hosiery
SHOES—All Shapes—All ieatliers ,
Hats and Caps, Suit CaSes,1Umbrellan',
P Ce’s ClOthing Stare *
‘ 98 Washington St. South Norwalk
JeddO and Old Company’s LChigh
FOR FURNACE.
Cross Creek and Upper. Lehigh
For Cooking Range and Self Heaters.
NO. 2 Nut $5.00 perTon, delivered in cellar
RAYMOND BROS.
WE ARE THE ONLY TOY STORE CARRYING
A COMPLETE LINE INCLUDING
Sleds, Wagons. Mechanical
Toys. Also, Bears, Dolls
.and Jewelry
111 Alli it 311111
76 WASHINGTON ST.. souTH NORwALK.
PHONE 165-5.
.111
JOIN THE PROCESSION
THAT WILL STOP' AT
Merrill Business College
JANUARY 14. 1909
TO LEARN THE WAY TO FUTURE SUCCESS.
THREE OF THE BEST EQUIPPED SCHOOLS.
:‘ the,: case was outinued ln‘dehaite'ly.‘
per bunch.
PHONE 143. 20 NORTH
Miss Orah Mal King, of East Nor~
walk, has resigned her position as to: .
cher at the. Over River school, and
Miss Katherine chm, a. well known
te1-tcher of New Canaan has been on-
gaged to fill hel position for the c0111
iug' term. Miss Henry has had much
experience. having taught in the Hy-
ants normal school, in Massachusetts.
for a number of terms,
John Hall. who lives in Railroad ave-
nue, was arrested Christmas eve, in
Railroad,nvenue, by Oflicer John H.
Smith. on complaint of Harry Smith.
Smith claimed he had been assaulted
by Hail. Hall was released on bond
for his appearance this 111011.11111g
Smith did not. appear however and
the case went over until this afternoon
at 2 o'clock. Hall explained to the pn
lice that as he and l'. .: wife attempted
to enter the doorway. 511111 1 was there.
and tried to block his entrance,
George Somers, or Saugatuck; caus-
ed considerable excitement in Wall
street, about 10 o’elsgck Thursday
evening, when he rest sed being put
on the. We‘stport trolley car by Odi-
cers Silk and Murray. He had been
around the streets intesicated for
some time, and the officers tried to
make him go home, but. after a. tussle
he struck at Silk, knocking of! his hat.
Bowers Was then escorted to the (mob
e‘r in Water street In court; this mm a-
ing, he pleaded guilty to the charge of
intoxication. but this being the first
time the young man was ever arrested
18 Oranges for 251:; 25c, 30c, 351: per doz.
Pumpkins, Squash Sn eet Potatoes White Onions..
UNITED GROCERY co, , 1. _
' South Norwalk. Port CheSler. Stamford
‘2 lbs. Animal Clatkers ............ 25%| Cranberries. per qt ................ 15c
Plum Pudding. per can ........... 10 c V ,
Fresh Eggs, per don .............. 451: an lCaglps SOHD' perlcan....‘.... 5c ,
Jellies and Jams. per glass _______ 10c 2171c rot e lieinz Pick es ........... 19C
5 ll). crock of Jelly... ........... 35C, Lemons. per doz ....... . ........ ..20c
2 cans Mother‘s Brand Peaches...25cl ‘5 “3'13 D11d103"5 PumpkiIL... “25°
3 pkgs. H. O. Pancake Flour ...... 25c Shoulders, per lb ....... . ...... ..._..8c 1 , .
Sweet. Cider.
Celerv.
Fancy Apples'
2 for 25¢ and‘lSc 1
MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
*-
Tbis Christmas has prOtluced the.
largest rush of mail that has ever been
known at the Norwalk‘post office. The
mail has been pouring in, the office for
.1. week, and today an official ,stated ,,.
that. in spite of: their efforts, piles of -
mail matter was laying in bunches in.
the office, and they would not. he ‘ablt- 1'
to get it. all out. tonight." Substitute:
Miller and Rowe are out working, and ,
Harry McAllistor or the office force
has gone out delivering mail. The of
fire force have worked day and night .
to keep 111) with the rush,,.and only the;
greatest efforts have enabled them it
do so. 011 Wednesday and Thursda:
alone, over 113,000 one. cent stamp.»
were sold at the Norwalk post odice.
COLORED PEOPLE HOLD DANCE
A number of the colored people I:
The Norwalks held a. dance in he
'l‘owu Assembly Hall Thursday ever
ing. The entertainment at. the first’
part of the evening would to hav
been very good, and later in the evrv
Dingo. grand march was held; 111111.11
merry time. was enjoyed by thus ‘
present. Captain ThOmas Hunt, of ,th
police force. was detailed to duty. i
the hall, and. during the night... 11
many scrape to straighten on
nothing serious resultedIin on
i’dr a reason.
Norwalk Chronicler