'68 Water Street
s i s
Cooling Stations
are for Unite tium‘a navy next
in lulporiunce to the ships
themselves; their acqui-
sition is proof 0!
wine toresigitt.
Bow aboub your foresight? You
dont' hate .tu look across
the Atlantic, or the
rnciiic for
Your liloaiing Station
It's. right here at
OilR YARDS
You cun“t and a better one.
HA ZILETON COAL
'Ihe Ii. Httrshiield 8: Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
u
J UlS'I' IN
ALL LElADING MAKES or:
Men ’sSii. 00. $3. 50 and
it: oi the Southiand— ,
couldimake that wish ' ,
Lt‘y‘oun Taouatas VANISH
WHEN YOU SMOKE A
ROGER LUDLOW
~ 10c CIGAR .
" . . $4. 00 Sample Shoes
”389‘ 0' Twm City All Leathers at $2.50 and 32.75
. i, “ 5c CIGARS (UNION STAMP)
TRY THEM TRY THEM M A ‘x LEVY
B. J, ' REYNOLDS 169 Washington St. South Norwalk.
. MANUFACTURER. “W“ “W ” ’ ----
TOYS
Dolls, Games,
Etc. V
HE assertions, claims.
Venous and maxims 0! shoe
dealers are of little so.
" count with you unless the
. house from which you buy' your
Shoes “makes good." That‘s .
. m we ...... ...... .. .... ' W. A. Briggennan’s
. - t ' MUSIC STORE.
., Emerson s OIKCIIII Donovan Block. 132 Washington St.
-..—4F. m... V...
Sea Fond
Konqueror
FOR'MEN
‘fLounsburySKSoules
. ’ Fish, t‘itttns. Oysters. Idsenllopa.
El't‘l‘l‘iililm in the Son Food line at the
or Herrick 8 most lcnnonultlc lli‘it‘tti.
FOR WOMEN
.... Aaronson
F‘iIH MARKET.
1'1 WMHIIMGTON STREIT IIIDOE
TltLEPHONE 031.
FREE DELIVERY ALL OVER TOWN
Educator or Button
‘ School Shoes
FOR CHILDREN
CONNEALLY
fBRACKEN
.1 WASHINGTON ITRIIT.
IOUTH NORWALK.
TILIPHONI M34
IUY THE AMERICAN
' sans
‘ .Gusrsntesd not to crack
.....- ii ...M........-.-M....
MONEY TO LOAN
'i'io loan tnonuy to lmuaettcepcrs at
it weekly pnvmeuiu also to property
owners on second and third mart
gages. All buaiueaa transacted strict
Iy confidential. Dillon hours from 9 a
in. till 7 p.11n: Saturdays till 9 p.tn .
INDIEPIENDINT LOAN a SECURITY
COMPANY
94 Washington M.. Hsvllsnd lidg
OM iligttt no Room 1.
'iF...
NEWMAN’S
New Restaurant
17 NORTH MAIN STRICT,
SOUTH NORWALKi
Opened tor Business Satur-
day. ihiovemher 27m.
i
i-ivcrylltittn New and Neat. Sou
i‘tmtl ttittktui In porter-lion and a opp
vial lecturer made at suppom alter
the theatre.
Experienced Caterer
lis‘fitt‘f‘iin‘ii‘tvam or visiaill‘é'.
NEW VORK. 11cc. ii.—~Arrived:
steamer ti rmamn. Mantel ..
RUI-
Wsh...» ..
FIRE WOOD
”It“ and soil ready i’ul tawny in»
Wood ..... $1. 75 par to rent
W006“... .1, 50 per in mini
'1' spin Wood. the Bistro.
“sham ssrrst wooo YARD.
N0. 74 Newtowa Avenue
Nil.- 793-2. Norwalk. Conn,
-ww “‘4 com
I so interesting story at pronoun In saving by mechanics. working
business men salaried workera both me and women and even
hlidreu. Marty at them have Iarilc accurate which Were started
tilnall way We want to urge you to (010w In their lead. 4%
. e South Nomalk S vings Bank
UNWID DAM! IUILDI Oi
IOU H NORWALK, CONN.
out with moat-so molt
ma ti.“ nest
ease on. lateral other
sis-whore. Cools sari?
MEN’S anchors!
SUITS
D. GO'ITLIEB
11 Mount mm or. so. NORWALK
Full line at the most fascinating
Holiday
G00 3
ii iiiliiiilii iiili Piiiiiii
To please evéry taste and fit
every pocketbook.
F. A. MITCHELL
HOUSE FURNISH!!!
B. K. MITCHELL. UNDERTAKER
CORNER WALL AND HIGH 873-.
NORWALK. CONN.
... .. ... M..“..-
horwalk Branch Oifiee of
The Evening Sentinel
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. ..t in “-
.v‘wai‘vfivf 44 64 1.5.5... ‘
Dainty Furniture
dl‘l'sril‘il up not only the I‘drior but the
Dining Room and Living Room. We
arc ol'icrina just now unuauai values
Ronni l‘llnii'a. Alan. some very hoituti-
Itll Chitin Closets.
i. J. iliiiiiiiii ii Sill Bil.
139-130 WAIHINOTON OTIIIT.
IOUTH NORWALK.
Silver Toilet Set
would he most appropriate for "her'
Xmas. We bavu a line uni, rind the
prices are right, too. Other Novelliea
in the .Icwrlryl Linc. t‘ail and Inuit
them over
W. R. Kirch S00.
.iswsuas.)
n wasnmorort a‘rttas'r.
iliiiils ilii williliili
Mrs. Mary H. Dibble.
The death ot Mrs. Mary II. Diiiblt'
occurred ynnlnrdny at her home, No
22 Van Zundt strut-I. Want Nurtvailr. at
the can of ninety yearn and Is sur-
vived by one son. Charles Dibble. and
"to daughtm Mrs. William Wright
and Min harsh Dibble. aadlhy one ais
tor. Mrs 8. Reed. of Brtflihi yn. Div
ceased walla alum isle (ion
eral Nelson Taylor. of Norwslh
Funeral aervioea will be hit I! from hot
late home Saturday at” t!
o'clock. llev. W. W. yOliiibl ofiiciatitu
interment will be In Riverside eaten
tdry. ‘ {i
m
Mrs. W. H. Psrtriek.
Mary trainer. trite d! glillam ii
Partricit died yesterdby’"! «noon at
herilaie home on Combo street. Wait
pmt sand lili years and iii mouthsfll‘hi
luneral Milena will be held tomorrm
nt 2 a in. treat her late residence. In
torment in Hawaii: cemetery.
“OTION HAND KILLID.
wanntuoronb. Dec. autoseltl
Clitl‘mlii. an ltaiisn rectum hand it
years old. was sit-unit and killed by.»
express train as ills New Vera. on
its" and Word Railroad bars. to
this storm: on his tracks.“
Winfi'i'mm lens" at m m
80. NW N PM
We on the istisst dealers or cleans and sum in the stats.
In Illninx ’i‘aitlcu. IluI'Iets, and liming ,
on» m
aanmrmufibanmem
s 0...:
mm'
at“. 'Mfm
um
Stamford
sosvnfi'r NOTICE.
District of Norwsiir. ss.. Probate
Court. November 18, A..D.. 1909.
Estate of Mary A. Dunham. late or
' Norwaiit. in said district. deceased.
rat Court or Probate tor the on-
trlct ot Norwalk. bath limited and al-
lowed six montha tram the date hereof
(or the creditors or said estate to ex-
hibit their claims [or settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac
counts. propel-l attested. within said
time, will be it aborted a recovery. All
persona indebted to said estate are
requested to moire immediate pay-
ment to
THOMAS A. DUNHAM.
hill 26 d3 . Administrator
Mayor's Ollice.
South Norwalk. Conn,
Notice is hereby given that a meet-
ing a! the Board of Rationale and Tax:
ation of this city will be held at. the
Council Chamber on Tuesday, Decem-
ber 7. 1909. at eight o'clock p. m.. to
receive an estimate of the amounts re
nuirod by each department or the city
government for the 11sz year. to hear
all parties who may centre to be heard
relative to the same or any alters-
tions thereof. and to matte any alters-
iionn in said estimates or approprin
tiona. to tilt the tax rate and to make
any additional appropriations an it
shall deem proper.
Ikeember l. 1909.
FRANCIS I. lil’RM:I..l..
Mayor of said city.
liliiii iii flit Siliiii.
“MI I. STREET. Id: lo a. m. ~‘I‘he
opening movement.“ prices of dwells
bran Irregulor and none 01’ the, chanlt'fl
In thc Important Issuea was significant
Northern Pacific declined n point and
Union Pacific and American Ecol
Sugar 9; l’nciflo Mali rose I16 and St.
Louis Southwestern pld. at.
WAM. STREETS II o. ni.~~'l‘iic lint
was heavy for a limo. Inrucly In nym-
d2 l'il
.pnthy with the weakness of Reading
and some or the western atocltn and
specialties Iiocllnra reached 1 all in
“eastern Maryland and i in (‘hcaa
poake & Ohio American Sugar and
American Car. Pricee later took a
brisk upward tttt‘ll.,ln which Reading.
Northern Pacific and Union Pacific lcd
thr- railroads and the luterborough-
Metropolitan stocks the specialties.
WALL STIlicri'i‘, noon. The tor
lbcr (it'lllhtit‘i brought the price or Read-
ins; I I‘ll over last night, ‘I‘enucsncc
Copper 1 1-2. I'niind States Steel l H,
lhloriml‘oughMcll‘tipoilllm pill. 2 Hi.
and the common. Union Pacific. Great
Northern piti.. Amalgamated t‘opper
and American Smelling I. North Am-
crlcan declined I H. iionds wore ir-
regular
\\'AI.I. S'I‘Itlvlhi'I‘.‘l p, III The meta
trot tmidc aloud) [II’OKFOSK upwards. ni-
tltttucit the dcnmnd was very small nul-
sidc of n huntiiul of the more active
tollroudn and apociailiea and a few
ltl the linWIcy alut‘kli. United States
Steel was ahaurIn-d in large amotmta
up to lib. ill-rural blocks of 5.000 shares
changing Itunda, Atciliaon. Kansas
City Southern (‘anudian l’acllic. Louie
title it Nfluhtliic. Kansas 8 Texas.
ilrmillyn Transit, Colorado Fuel and
National Iiiacnit improved a point
tin-at Northern lire’ Certificates 1 H
Chicago & Alton l 3-8 and Minntlamlia
& St. Louis and International Iiarteat
tr 1'. Delaware at Hudson and (loner-at
Electric ioul ti point.
OTHIIO WANT ILLUMINATION.
North and South main Bit-sot Mor-
9110111.! in Favor of Plan.
Special illumination about the post
inns streets oi the city is gaining on
thusiasm every minute and while the
project for Wuaititmlon street from the
railroad bridge to Walter atreut Is an
sssttrod big success. the only reason
that the same cannot be said for some
oi the other busineaa lhorouyhlarua Ia
tacit of someone to land the increment,
This morning .1 Rotary Slovenia. of
the firm of lingers (t. iltevena. was en
thusiaatic tor lighting Booth lisiu
stmi He was interviewing boldness
men all along that thoroughfare and
life“! had the announces of mint:
that they would no Into the matter.
the movement has not you reached a
bonus in West Wan legion street and
North Main mm in the latter aircct
A. .l i‘oiiins was in items that tip-
ttottslteepera would take up the mat
tor and he was willing and anxious
”vi? Into it.
llh the impolite that hurt Iwcn air
til the movement already. Fir-nth Nor.
«slit promises to be the busiest litlln
all);I in Connecticut during the h' ii'idi
rs c.
44......
, ‘1’“
.’ RAILROAD OONMNY 00150.
The lawattlt of William Nadlu. .lr.
instant the New York. New Haven and
llsrttord Railroad (it-mushy. in due to
tried tomorrow lemma In the
tiervnda town court tree .ludae don
nth it. 1‘s tor. Nadi suits for tron
installs. s in a batter and am daily
0 Sanitary to work lie sets lorttt in
its hill of complaint that as he was
warding a train at the South Nowell:
received a cut over the right
s, which a'iias sinus left a scar. rrmn
”g“: a. Wt ll ”WWW
last first of
. NOS. s and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
NOWONSALEAFUILLINEOF
Raphael Tuck 8: Son’ s
Calendars, Chritimas Cards
and Beoklets
The Best Assortment We Have Ever Shown
.TRISTR AM 8:
Tilt NEW
til
,. , ,_ . .
COUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone 112
Change at Program Today
5-NEW ACTS-5
ALSO
COUNT CHILD
AND
THE star. or warm
Pal—Em
Orchestra. Reserved . ......... 30c
Balcony. Reserved ......... 20::
General Admission ..... .lCc
MATlNEE DAILY
Adult! ,a‘....10c.
lo: Olliee open 10 a. m.
.-....“ ...
MUSIC HALL
SOUT‘H NORWALK. CONN.
.TOM KIRQY ............ Manager
ALL-STAR BILL
VAUDEVILLE
COMMENCING
Thursday. December 2nd
America's Foremost Protsan Artists
EDWIN KEOUGH A co.
Assisted by Helen Nelson. in
“AMIII‘I‘ION”
HAWLEY A MILLS.
Hebrew Osilnsstors and Parody
Singers.
JENKINS 0i COVERT.
Singing Artists.
OLYMPIAN OUAR'TETTI.
Singers, Dancers. Comedians.
The Greatest Hit in Vaudeville
LA IILLE IOTlLlTA
Assisted by Senor Garcia. "The banner
and the Toreador"
Direct 1 the Hippodrome
NlLLIEN'I AERIAL IALLIT.
7 Girls Flying Through the Air and
”tutor the Isa
DANCING Monday and Friday
Nights Mtsr the Psrtomsnes
MATINII WIDNlIDAY AND “T
. VIDAY
children ..
NIGHT
....he. Adults .. ..... 10c
......... 10 and not
than liilil
iiiiIIi III Illillilll
Messrs. Elliot and Lockyer Receive
500 Volts oi Electricity
Tin-re cattle near being a faint acct
dent at Noroton last night. where the
Norwalk iroilcy repair crew were put-
ting in condition tor use stain a limit
an overhead trolley wire. William illl~
tint and (loom larcityer. who were on
the top platform or the repair car.
received a aurora shock. dos to the
tormtttlon in c unknown era!
a complete etc it receivinrh volts
oi electricity. Jtiiilh men in their
hundn burned Int what watt 0 in
lmtrrur‘n cattml‘ilt‘ was tossed oil the
top at thr- car. tailing to the ground.
no fortunately did he tell. however,
that no bones were broken. til at: he
received pcvcrai Itrtiittell Hit it in»
conuninnn it» a short time arid than
{'1 a while longer, but rapidly redev-
rm- tl under treatment by a nearby oily
M. Klititfl‘l‘,“
.itltprrlntchdon
dw local airline or the course. ‘and
Trolley Superintendent 0. it. or
were untitled oi the accident, and tin
rieti down to the scene In a special
car as soon as possible. As soon as the
local doctor considered tantrums rs-
aioval advisable. he was brought to
Norwailt lit the special car anon
further m by Dr. William. .I.
l dander Tracey. W noting it“ thin to limit I" W.
Children ...... In;
HYATT,
NORWALK CONN.
rieger
29-31 West Washington Street
.... ...—"... ......
Co
is extended by our
You mutt creep
sources as to be
able tti’"iurnish his
home‘as’ he would
desire. it is to this
class that we have
hand through our
Charge System
which enables hm
to have his Furni-
ture in use while
small amounts. each
iy feels the eiietfi
room in
A Helping Hand to
the Beginner
The young man just starting In life iS not
generally so well equipped III worldly re-
BXielidCd a helping pm;
See Our Big Show-
CHARGE SYSTEM
before you can walk.
i
paying for it in such
week, that he scarce-
on his income.
Basement
H.
29 31 West W
r . .JH-sr
hi. home. Today be Is considerably
better. but Is slowly recovering item
the shock and will probably be able to
rename his duties In a few dsya Aside
from the bruise. Elliott was not later
m
FULL ILOODID JNOIAN OIAD.
«our. Dee. batsmen itsrris the
last full boloded Indian on the Sesahll
rolls Indian reservation In this town.
woman. and eleven children survive.-
Ile wait a lit sixty years old, .,
"£43. Santa medians. ,
aiotl'I‘GOtiillltY. Ala... Dec. 9-
‘i'liera were titty tire deaths from polite
in Alabama trout January to Onto.
hit AM M “0! till dead ’31
were v as m
Twenty of tits I! Mints were
habitual our: of cord sisal. float oi
rieger&Co
1 1m. with thirtyvaislit eases yet .
under observation.
ashiugton Street
You wouldnt imagine int-r
could be such a lot or style in
a plain Three Button Back Hull
nit there is In the "Benjamin"
Standard Sachs
The tailoring more than any-
thing else has made it a very
amarl suit. but It in simply in
ponsible for a garment to he
made In the taller ehopa or Al ‘
died yesterday'ot tharla. it mat and Benjamin 1 00.. and not
learned i try. 10393 notion is not have an undercurrent oi oxalic
tier qua ins ‘i’lthsr was 3“" NW Willi “1’10-
momber of he no tribe. art-lavas For the man or young man
well known til-sit emails liu are who who protons in quiet. acutuui
were accustomed to can annual style with a real minim-rain:
hunt to: the reptiles acted on . bearing it! could not suggest a
i. gnu Idsmr hgtn' in b it ,1? trail better styl9, .
n on on 0 «3n 0 ~ ‘
"Jim ran." a “dorm is s at $10-90 ‘9 ””9
sum Alto ovsacoars
AW :
Joseph Davis
‘ Tailor. Million Hatter.
Furnish“, ..
Trunks and Leather ones.
at warmth sum.
M Milo
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