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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Gener-
ally cloudy with occasional rain or
anoyfitonlsht and Friday. An area of
low pressure over the Lake region is
causing cloudy weather with hurries
of snow from the Upper Mississippi
Valley eastward to the coast. Pleas-
ant weather with low temperatures
prevails in the southern districts. It
was colder this morning an Alabama
and Georgia than in Connecticut Con
ditions favor for thisyiclnlty generally
cloudy and unsettled weather with pro-
bably light rain or snow.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO.
Temperatures Low, 38; high, 115.
Cloudy.
EVENING SENTINEL TIDE CAL-
ENDAR.
The Evening Sentinel Tide Calendar
for 1910 will be ready for distribution
Every newe-
boy and newadeaier will be supplied
with calendara for distribution to
their cuetomera on that day. Local
mall subscribers will receive the cal-
egdar by applying at the Sentinel
0 cc.
~Napped Hats for Xmas. O'Brien.
C. I. Byington has put a new catch
basin in Disosa’s court to connect with
the sewer.
——For “his" Xmas, how about a Gil-
lette Safety Razor? C. E. Dow.
The Pairs Cloak and Suit House is
advertising a great. sale of useful
Christmas presents. Boiler read the
adv. before you finish the list.
Washington Chapter, No. LN; R. A.
M, met in the Masonic Temple, Wall
slroei, last night. There was a good
attendance RPII the usual routine of
business war, gone through with.
-——Leoture by Professor W. ii. (iutlr
rie. “The New America," In the Town
Entertainment Course, Soulh Norwulk
Ilaptist Church, 8 o'clock Friday even-
ing. Single admission, idle.
Alexander Lodge, No.13 of Masons
will give a supper in the Forester a
ball, Water street, Norwnlk, tonight.
A musical program has been arranged.
Clinton Commandery, No. II K. T.
will meet tomorrow night, in the Ma-
sonic Temple, Wail street, and work
the Temple Degree on two candidates.
-We have some handsome Xmas
Gloves. Meyer's make. Copyright (lio-
thing Co,
William H. Raymond. of Raymond &
Pollard Main street, Norwulk spam
the day yosiorduy in dm k shmllinu
down on the marsh. no had good luck,
and hugged a numbtr.
The South Norwaik Trust Company
in giving away vest. pockvi banks
which are suggestions and w.hlrh, If
adopted, will show concillsllcly the
beneilis oi' lllo saving habit
~—lluy “him” a raincoat. (‘ opyripht
Clothing I‘ 0.
George Ill. Mills, who was inllm d in
his“ from the Wilson building. ’I‘ucs
day afternoon, while not showing any
improvement, is In a fairly ullni’or-ln
his condition at the Norwalk hospital.
The attention of those who in.» buy-
ing “Red Cross" stumps In again call
oil to the fuel that tho litaums will bill
be accepted by Great Britain, and by
Company only when placed on this
hack of the matter maiiod.
«Blue lists. Damion, Nanpmi Iinls.
(laps. (lanes and Umbrellas for Xmas
O'Brien.
Ilouih Norwuiir Council Knights of
Columbus. will hold a regular Illm'ililll
this evening at the headquarters in
South Main street, when the Inlllnlory
dauron will be conferred and Micro
will he no onicrtalnmenl.
There will as special Imlt‘lilm of
lilo Normlilt to Police II till-ll lmuns
In Wall alreot, tomorrow night Mi 7: .‘III
o‘clock, to take action on tho dcnlil of
licoruo Ill. Jewell The deceased was
ll member of the organisation
wurgosl line of Toys. Dolls iiunwn.
Neale. lanterns. Moving l’lclura Mn
chines. Doll Pdi’lmbtllnimn. “WI RI‘IILI.
etc. Id be toned In This t‘illnu. A!
A. J. Collins (‘0
The W. (3’. 1‘. D. will hold their par.
Iur crustal with Hrs. M Thaw, Chest
nut street. Mat it. May. at no
oeloell aha In It. John of un-
Waste.“ will am do seem
Aer interacted
W W H! “W I! W
74 Waahlngten Utreet, Iouth Remit:
COUGH‘ SYRUP
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ANDEELSON’LS
Launch, Works
Boat” Frames set up and ready to
blank. -' _ ,
All kinds or repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
Oyster-Shell Point, Norwelk
A. J. Hand & Company
iiiliililll ENGINEERS All]
‘lfliiiillliiilll
JOIBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt’a Theatre Building. South Non
walk, Conn. Phone 423
, "David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embalmer
19 North Maln Street, South Norwaik.
Residence, 6 Washington Street.
Telephone at office. 335-2.
Telephone at notice, 693.
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATED 1“.-
Deposits over $3,775,000
George M. Holmes. Preet.
Wm. A. Curtle. Vice-Preet.
Fred'k A. Ella, any A True. 5
WANTED
A First Class Machinist
One who understands curnvi.
machines
BIRDSEY SOMERS C0.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
ilulniy accessories for
pills at the l). iii. lteud Company. Sou
adv.
wNico Xmas Umbrellas. ()‘ilrion.
A milky way was Iornn-d in front of
Wood‘s drug slow, in Wall slrori, this
morning. when u milllnan nor-irioului-
iy dropped a couple 0 bottles on lilo
shit-walk.
Rev. James (1 Gregory, will: and
child, of East Millionockel. Mo. ar-
rived today to spend the holidays as
the guests of Air. Gregory's mother,
Mrs. Julia (Henry, of France street.
«Excellent line of Rotors, Scissors,
Carvers. cm. ul 0. lu‘. Dow‘s.
Tho ’i‘ula-ll'nlosln Wllisi t‘lub will
hold a regular nnwllnu tomorrow after-
noon, nl lilo parlors of Did We” Hook
and Imddrr (lolnpuny, ill llavllund
strlscl. it has iiI’I‘II derided to allow
lilo iildios who (il’l‘iil‘t‘ In do so In pili)’
bridgi- nlid lind lilolr own iliilil‘i-i. This
will ill- tho 1an mot-ling unlli the son
and Friday In January. mijournnu-nl
brim; lakvn oyvr the holidays.
Indium by l’rofllolor W. ll. Ilnlir
r,le "\‘l‘ho . ow Aim-r-I‘Ilu in tho 'i‘own
Eilil'rlltitlllll-Ill Course l-iouill Norwulk
anlint Church, h‘ o‘clock Friday cvvn-
inn. l-lluglc mlmlsslon. our,
“-me ,__,,.__,. .m... ”mono... -w . . ,
A Unique Gift
We are ailing away
to all who ask for ii. a
[Will will pocket bunk.
ll boldn lllrl-c dollars
in (Iiiillili and will ho
lull-nod [or you ill Ibo
bunk Ill’ili'lill'r you do:
posit the tummy or
null. 'i‘bol‘l' urn no son-
diilons nilnriuul In H:
We do not rmplirn you
in upon an nvmmui'; ii
in a tilt. Iilll we hope it
will ennui-kl n ouvlnuu
ulwounl with the
South Norwnlk.
Trust Co.
MCIIIIISTMAS
Post Cards
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F. Ii. Baxter, Dmggilit L
Christmas -_
of
Mamm- «no... me naili- smell .
dialli- null W some in elude; m "a M, «w
‘w‘ Milestone i “Ina. Annual tam tins eoliatieawu
motive.
marred. Anion: were
maidens; .. r»- am
Thompson unite llalaal, Harte Stone.
land. Grace Hall. tha Jenna and
the Hours. Waite Rhuel. Louie
Shady. Harold Wood, cheater Wood.
Harold Meiael, Goethe Percy, Joe Bel-
‘ leek, Charles Kellen and Edward
Bates. I
~NORWALK CLUB POOL.
The Norwelk Ciubqlool tournament
was continued last night. There was
a large nlnnber of the friends and
members oi the club present The
contest was between T. C. Balcom and
Leroy Montgomery Each one went In
with the idea that he would be the
winner, but fate, or better playing. was
in tavor of Bulcom to the score of 110
to 78 for Montgomery
OOUTH NORWALK; CONN.
Telephone 113
Thursday, Friday, (Saturday Mat-
inee) Saturday Nights
The Cross Stock Co.
You will find a
full line of
Xmas
Watches
SIGNET amos,
CHAINS. Plus,
BRACELETS. do
PRESENTS
Til-S Cowboy
three were united. m
race In. inulaville and Nashville and
Pittsburg Coal u“. l, and heading and
Iowa Central Vk
WALL. B‘l'lt ET. il a. m.-——Repw
anatotlve railroad utoclla were bought
on a liberal ecale maid in advance:
a“ anoint in Union ec. Southern
5c. St. Paul. Pennsylvania and
Delaware and lindhoh lit in Atlantic
(least Line and 2 In Union Pacific pill.
Several of the high made specialties
were also in demand. Consolidated
Ops going up zltmrookiyn Union (in
1%, Pittaburz Coal pfd 2 and Ameri-
can Woolen 1.x Reading was unload-
ed after It had crossed 171 and Its re
action of a point Ito pad the rise and
caused a slight react on. Westinghouse
Electric broke i .tho first aid. 2 and
Keokuk and Des nines pfd. 3 points.
WALL STREET, 1 pl m.-lnterest
In the market subsided greatly. None
of the leaders showed any activity. and
the whole list fluctuated within the
moreat fraction. United states Express
advanced 3%.
Iiiillilfliiil' liii'll * NEWS
r—Boya' Caps, Boys' Cape. O'Brien.
Rogers and Stevens give you some
good clothes buying advice in their
large adv.
Miss Flora McNichoim, of New York
In the guest today of Dr. and Mrs. W
H. Baldwin, Wall street.
Captain
WMUSIC HALL“
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TOM KIRBY ...............Manlfl0i‘
VAUDEVILLE
20th Century Vaudeville
COMMENCING
Thursday, December 16th
America's Greatest Eccentric Comedian
JOHN FORD AND HIS COMPANY In
“ZOOLAND”
A Farcicai Comedy. Special Scenery
THE AMERICAN QUARTET
Singers. Dancers and Comedian:
BNITZ. EDWARS 1 CD.
a NOACK’S
ToyS! T0ys!
Largest and Moll Com-
plete line of Dolls
English Perambuiators in red,
green and blue
DOLL FLO-GARTH, from. . . . . ..
llill.l.S«-lll'urlolto and
.25: up
idondem
largo llild small. from.. be to 55.75
In "THE ”giggavggle 0” THE lion‘i forgot our wonderful display
A Laugh from 8“" to Finish (if MMHAKNICAL TOYS ui.....25c
mos ”
B. K. MITCHELL. UNDERTAKER
Comedy Juggler
Return of the Act Beautiful
ROSA NANYON'S 100 TRAINED
BIRDS
Extra—JIM Singing Minstrel
MANUEL ROMAIN AND COMPANY
n “BEFORE AND AFTER THE
BALL" '
DANCING Wednesday and Friday
Nights After the Performance
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SAT-
F. A. MITCHELL
HOUSE FURNI8HER
CORNER WALL AND HIGH 81"..
NORWALK. CONN. .
borwalk Branch Office of
URDAY
Children ...... 5c. Aduite ....... 10c The EVflliflg Sentinel
NIGHT .............. ...10 and 2°C
, u . .... LC __......-..!.~... .. “Lg-.2:
WITHOUT THE DIRT .
(nu unis IUIIII to win as llrun us It Is possible to make them.
ill um lill‘ utmost (llll‘ to make clean deliveries.
\\'l~ realize that when you buy oats you don't want to pay for any
Iiili.
ion want all (lain and liuli‘ it Just “bat wo ullc you.
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
V
l‘lnprlctor
Iiilllilit' ilorso Ford
llonnlo liniry Food
Iltlnllin l'oullry Food
iii nnio Sun-ll Food
llounio Scratching Food
Ilnzlnll- Lillie t‘ilirk Flu‘li
W 9...
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Colebum 8r Lauder
mwsmas
Has the boy outgrown the dollar watch age? It so look over
our stocks for reliable movementa in Silver and Gold
Cases, in Open Face and Hunting Case styles.
The prices are low for the quality.
No.3 Main Street.
Norwaik, Conn.
96 Washington Street,
South Not-walk. Conn.
Come and See the
Wild Geese
Long island Escaiiops, 250 qt; Frost Fish, 10c
lb.; Codfisii, 10c 1b.; Jack Shad, 12c ib.;
Wailciting, do I 5 lbs. for 25c; Hake,
8cib.; Weaklisil. 12c lb; Rock-
away Lou Clams, 35c qt.
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~—Lecture by Professor W. II Guth-
e. "The New Anterior." in the Town
Entertainment Course. South Norwaik
Baptist Church. 8 o‘clock Friday even-
Ing. Single admission. 50c.
The kind of gifts that will be appre-
ciated will be found at A. J. Ange-
vlne & Son ()0. See adv. In today's is-
sue.
Joseph Davis is advertising a sale
of eleven overcoats left from last
winter at greatly reduced prices. Bet-
ter investigate. .
——-Lamost line of Toys, Dolls, Games,
Magic Lanterns Moving Picture Mu
chines, Doll Perambuialors. IloCarts.
etc. to be found in Twin Cities. At
A. .I. Collins Co.
St. John's Lodge, No. 0. A. F. & A.
ill, will meet tonight in the Masonic
Temple. The principal business will
be the election of oilircrs.
Frank la Madden, of Seymour ave.-
nuo, underwent an operation at the
Normal). Hospital yesterday. the some
icing performed by Dr. William J.
racey, assisted by Dr. I". I. iiurnoll.
wA splendid line of Miller knives.
at C. E. Dow's.
The members of the Church Coun~
vii together with their husbands and
wives, are requested to be at thl1 South
Norwnik Congregational Church at
promptly six o‘clock this evening, as
I’roi. \Vlilislon Walker and Rev.
Charles A. lllusmore will arrivo by
that time. It. In hoped that all who
are to attend the puppet will come as
early as possible to participate in the
reception to the guests of the even
inn.
— Buy a lint for Xmas. O'Brien.
At the prayer scrvlu- at the First
Church In N'mwaik tonight, the people
will gailn-r iuformnliv around the
lamp, after lho some fashion as at the
unusually interesting meeting of last
Thursday evening. The chapel is ar-
ranged in a cozy way, with palms and
rum; and screens and the meeting In
of the oIdTnsllionod order of a homo-
liko and family nature. The subject in
Stories of Remarkable Conversions.
and Mr. Theriauii. who is condnrlina
the Lighthouse Mission on the Wash-
ington street bridge. will speak.
WEDDING WAS POSTPONED.
Harry Deuer St°rer Informed by
Telephone That Hie Bride-tO-be
Wu lll.
BOSTON, Der, ill.-Wbon iinri‘y
Donor Slorer. of Atlantis, GIL. who was
to wod Mina Mudvllno (‘iray Swift, old-
est daughter of Rear Admiral Swift,
commandant of the (,‘llarleslown Navy
Yard. telephoned ibv admiral from
Pillsbury that In» Would r-enlh Boston
today he nan informed lhul tho wad-
dinx had been indonnllcly postponed
The sudden poslpononwni of the wod
ding. which was to tulle place in the
ballroom of the commandant a real
dunn- ai the navy y.ard Saturday, and
which was scheduled as can of the
important etiolai events of the season.
camp as a areni anrpriac.
The reason. for the mislpllnolnent as
given by Rear-Admiral Swift in the
Illness of bill duuabtor.
Six hundred invitations which were
issued to prominent pooplo in army.
naval and civilian social circles have
been recalled by Admiral Swift.
PINE LEDOI CLUB SUPPER.
Members and Their Wives Had Good
, Time at the Nomad: Hotel.
The l‘lue Lodge (‘lub gave a nllplloi‘
last night in the Norwnlk Hotel to the
members and their wives. it was a
noun enjoyable affair. The tables
were pretllly decorated and the sup
per was up in tho bidh standard that
Is not by Ioiouri Rileeoii the propriel
tor of the hotel for those spatial or:
cantons.
After the copper a general discus
also followed «a lo lilo pillllh for the
inter I910. No definite billions VIII
carried out. as It on simply an In
IWII mung. but mil member
bloom him-ell to emit tor the heat
Interests of the club.
W
AID m HILL. FAMILY.
be bought new and we wrll
deliver
Neekwear ...........2Be, 50c. ti
Suspenders .........25c. 50c. 01
Handkerchiefa . .10e to 50¢
Gloves ..............10e to 51.50
Sill? Mufflers .......50c. 51. 51.50
Hosiery ............10c, 25c. 500
Sweatera ...............$1 to to
Umbrellas ..............51 to $5
ticel presents, our store
For the manor woman who wishes to makepracU
Cult Caua Mk5. ”.50, .5, fly
Hand Bane --..I§y§°..50.fl.50i
House Coats ............‘usli.
Bath Robes ............54,$5,,
some .............50e,51, than
Elancy Veata ..........53, 54.1151"
Shoes .33. $3.50. «mo. 36 L' ,
Suite and Overcoata.. .510, tojm,
is full of useful articles. V
PfiCB’S CiOlilIlig Store;
98 Washington Street, South Nomad "‘
TELEPHONE 165-5
JACKSON
Sittings made up to a few days
READY made FRAMES in GOLD.
GILT METAL FRAMES, all elzel
PICTURE
Open Eyeninpa
—-—-—pnorocaapns——
New Styles in FOLDERS and ARTIST PROOF
A new line of HAND COLORED Nature PRINTS, beautifully executed
LITTLE GEMS OF ART at low pricea
Exclusive Designs
From aeieeted patterns. in Gold, Antiquea and Veneers. In our own
FRAME SHOP
VISIT OUR STUDIO
JACKSON'S STUDIO Opp. Hotel, Norwaik
’S STUDIOl
~.‘
before Christmas. Come newt. "
VENEERS. OVAL and SQUARE
In Antique and Etched Patterna
FRAMING
20 NORTH MAIN STREET
Specials for the Week
.Rairins .............. 25cll lb. Peaches .........
3 pk Currants ................. 25c l lb Apricots ........ Mama
3 lbs. Not-aSccd Raisins ......... 25c l in. (‘Iiron ..................
3 lbs. Muscatci Raisins .. ........ 25c 1 lb. Orange or Lemon Peel ......150
3 lbs. Prunes . ................... 25¢ Plum Pudding, can... 10c, 25C find 450
3 lbs. Wet Mince Meat .......... 25: Mixed Nuts, lb. ..._...
3 pkns. Mince Meat ............. 25c Pickled Salmon, lb ..... ‘.......12¢
Oranges, Grapes, Cranberries, Celery. Cauiiflowel‘, Sweet Potatoes and
Spinach.
UNITED GROCERY C0.
PHONE :43
It Would Take a Big " ‘
Stocking
in bold merely a description of al the
many auto repairs we make as the
supplies we handle. Have on p t your
machine In flrstciass condition that
Christmas run. We will rent r it
thoroughly and equip it completely at
a very reasonable price If you any the
word Say It q ck so there will not
be too many allf ad of you.
Luther M. wright
aouru uqnwatx, court,
SPECIALS
VERY DEBT IUTTER, a pound .. .. Mo
PURE LARD.apound .......... . .................... ............'.... 150
3PKOB.RAI8IN5f°r.... ...... . .................. ..... ..........250
3PKOB.CURRANTSIM .......... ........... 350
EXTRA FINE POTATOES ...... ....... . ”Peck 25c: buahei,IOo
vet. ac. dot.
The Great A&P Tea Company
. 124 WASHINGTON 8T» |OUTH NORWALK.
FRI! DILIVINY.
...... .5 m... ...fi m .
CALIFORNIA AVIATION mu‘.
Diapute
New York Club
outcome of the jurisdictional
between the Aero Club of America end
the Acre Club oi! California. a branch
awaited today with crest Interest.
The parent body in New York you
withdrawal l! Ila entries of note on
heather. haehaaaaiatbe
:Qi“ m Withholding sanc-
tle .
1.08 A ELM. CAL, Doc. lil.-‘I‘he
dispute
organllaiion over the unciionlna of
the aviation meet here next month ill
tertIa! withheld sanction and the local
primate" who held pertain-lea of the
state brat: tar their meet. {an the
were
“Witnv'rwmumm
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far all I can see all these rules are be.
but complied with I see no moon
not be polished with what we are 40-,
log. Since we understand the diluhr’
lion and have aanctiohbd this meet M
a local club. the Aero Club of Anteri-
llon. l have no fear but that the Auto
(‘iub of America. when fully informed
lion granted lo the aviation taut
boa Angolan. for there to action I:
coming meet which will idem the,
mine or atalte a were about w
o
Mglf'
why the Aero Club of America should ‘ .
as has no reason to an buck or out Mr
an to our action will approve tile W ‘.
Norwalk Chronicler