etc and it. will in-
W0 €13“th CM “with It 3 ‘
trauma? Horst. arson.
soot-u uoawam.
. mutt m... Hum“
3: ”on!
orweik
BBB—limit.“
«Pk-Branch O
mw‘mildltW‘lilolanoe to" rt 3 - 3-
"Monthly. ”here an m 3 t. t‘ 3 3
‘ahoAI'. 3'
The Evening Cehtlnel Tide oii’etider ~
tor 1910 will he really for distribution ,
Tuesday. December 21. ery newe-
hoy end newsdceler will TC euppil'ed'
with calendars for distribution to
their customers on that day. Local
mall subscribers will receive the eel-
ender by applylnd at the Sentinel
office.
Another good day for the merchants
The Teddy hear is not a ferocious '
lookittg animal as last year.
"What, right has any one to stand
aloof and say there is no Santa
Claus?"
-Good gifts for men—Sweaters.
Good Sweaters at Rogers & Stevens'.
The public schools. will close on
on Thursday of lnoxt week for the boil-
day recess.
G. W. Roemer, of New York was
visiting his many friends in Norwaik
yesterday. ;
~Xmas Gifts at O‘Brien's.
Mrs. David F. Bernard. of 20 Spring
street, has returned home from a visit
in New York.
William Hurlbutt and fatnlly have
moved from Compo street, Westport.
to New York city.
--For the winter season now a full
line of Delicatessen at the leading
place. G. E. Friedrich.
Hanging Christmas green on the
outside of the doors and windows is
a new custom that is growing.
Martin P. Lengyel. of Lexington
avenue, has been entertaining Ernest
McCreory. of Lowell, Mass.
wSuggestions for Christmas: Every-
thing in the carpenter line. Phone 310.
St. John & Keynel'.
The Bridgeport Forge company has
filed a certificate or increase of capital
stock from $150,000 to 8200.000.
NlNG SINTINIL TILIPHONIV
iEVENING BENTINEL TlDl CAD‘
1 ”m A?!“ shit itilli eel
Silver Mes tlo', .98 each. Lat ,
‘ est etyla.4 {{4luclflifld09n.
him,“ rin “game“: fiftfcli l sign-(la ‘ifi dnlu- ‘
ate -n cut to ;
tire ‘ml: l are. tandoori lid '
armed; virer? a'thicit eliter ;-
led one 0 these base wt II,
the efdlsnc utondorittand. '
”fwd the
may hefre an dell ,
can be“ edifice“ ed u‘y nnyl lcwolcr ‘
refer one than Ill. iii
Mall orders tilled 10c. extra Scull
cash or who: order. "No cheeks. '
CHARLES A. KEENE
"It mwav.m new volts
Catholic Union Council No. ill
Knights of Columbus, is arranging for
a pool and card tournament to be held
atithe club house.
of your
better prepared to take our:
Miller.
every want than Church
leading grocers.
The case of John E haydcn for vio-
lation of the liquor law came up be
fore Judge Lockwood this morning
and was continued filler to Monday
morning. December 27.
The chorus of the Sunday Evening
lnatitiuo held a long rehearsal last
evening, in preparation for the patrio-
tic anthems to be given tomorrow
night. and also for the cantata which
they are to give in January.
—-'l‘he best line of Edison Phono-
graphs and Records in town. at F.
E. Lockwood & (‘o e
There were twenty sales of real es-
tate in The Nordalks last week. with
mortgages recorded by Town Clerk,
Herbert R. Smith of $42 .628. For the
second week in December. that your.
there were ten sales and mortgages of
315.500.
Forty children will take purl in the
Christmas cantata. Santa Claus and
tile Comrades, at the Franklin school
auditorium on Wednesday evening. at
7: 30 o clock All parents and friends
or the school etc cordlaly invited to
attend.
The Visiting Chapter of Trinity
Guild will meet at 3: 30 Monday
with Mts. Barnum 6 Trinity place.
Lanes Restaurant open all night.
The stork stopped at tltc home of
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Ward and
left a thitd son to the proud parents.
Mrs. Fletcher Van Hooacar, of
Westport avenue. is visiting her sla-
tcr. Mrs. Albert Grindrod, of Bridge-
port.
Mrs. C. 1.. Holmes. of Bridgeport. is
visiting her parents Mr and Mrs
George W Gregory. of 14 Mott ave
nue.
—Xmas Neckwear. Meyer‘s Gloves.
fancy Suspenders. Copyright Clo. Co.
Mrs, John E. Banana and son Don.
aid, of New Canaan. are visiting Mr.
anti Mrs. Charles Hefty, of Norwalk.
this weak.
Cold broeaqes and draperies arc
glvcn much favor and cvcrv second
uomnu onc Inools has ll gold or silver
band or how on her hat.
-—-ll4‘i|llllll8ll8l'l for Oranges and
Fruit of llll kinds. wholesale and retail.
t‘hurclt It. Miller. loading grocers.
Frank ll. Halter has been cngusod us
llllill walker at the alorc of Woolworth
in Washington att'.cei hating resigned
his msiilon at Music Hall.
The cntcrtainmcul committcc of in-
vision]. A. 0. il am making atruntto
lllClllll for’a dance to be held in ill-
bcrniuu hall on New Year's cvo.
—-l.e.rllaa'. Misses and Children’s all
wool Jersey Leggings. ('iiover‘s shoe
store.
What a craze there in for gold and
uiiverund otherntotelllc clients not
only lit the decoration of dresses and
hats but in the adornment of the home.
Robert Montgomery is substitution
in the place of Archie Watorhoueo at
Jacks lunch roam. in Houth Main
etmet, who is suffering with e novoru
cold.
- Excellent line of Rooms. ticlesors
l‘arvors,oic.. at C if). Dow's.
Mrs. Alfred ll Cutblli. of flouih Main
street, has returned from an extended
visit with relatives at her former homo
at Carlton Plano. Ontario i’tovince.
Canada.
A stated communication of (lid cil
lodge. No 108.? and A. M. wil be
hold at its moms Tuesday owning at
it orlocli. There will an installation
of Iilllrci‘s and II banquet.
many a list for Xmas. O'llrieo.
Venus e '1“ mulling sch
y eery
llh'r'“ at in «at taste.
e even a r at n
Vents J}: In ailments. [be
preserved
in WWW!
[Mile
~For “his" Xmas. how about o Gil:-
‘lotte Safety Razor? C. F Dow
‘ The Norwalk police received a no-
tice front llldgelleld late yeslcrtlm af-
totuoon that a horse and buggy had
been siolcn i‘totn that New The horse
was described as being a latge sorrel
with it while face: and the bilillt)’ had
red trimmings.
There were two gamcs l at night
in the pool tournament of t 0 South
Norwalk Fire Police. Edward llryant.
lilo. defeated F. (I. Scltaub. iiili. by a
score of 160 to 98. and Ernest (lroeach-
nor, 75. defeated Frank 1’. undo. 50.
by the score of 75 to (is.
wilaif also Cabinet Photos. trim
per doz.; full also Cabinet Photos. 83
per doz. Photos Sundays. 32 Stuart At.
The cast» of William van Wagner for
the alleged theft of $25 from his
grantlmothcr. Mrs. Anna van Wagner.’
camc up for trial before Judgc hock
wotul )i‘i-lll'l‘dil)’ afternoon, Au lhcro
was not stilliriont cvldencc to prove
that he took the monoy he was tlia-
chargcd.
'l‘hc forty fool cruiser which James
Wood is having comtlrncted at the An-
tlt'rson Launch Works in ideal Nor—
walk, in wall advanced. The vessel
will have trunk and glass cabins. and
be ounlppml with every improvement.
including a twanv-ilve horse power
engine, electric lights. etc.
~3Wsnltul-i3ocoud hantl pianos in
exchange for new ones. We have
many customers at title season of the
your for such instruments. and will
therefore malts a burner allowance
than at nily other limo. New pianos
from 0275. Easy lortnu if desired. Mra.
.l. W. Biudwoll. 30 North Main strum.
.J. Wilder Fairlmnk. who is coming,
from “onion to give a patriotic lecture
at the Huudtn Evening institute to on,
row ovoninu. in a man deeply at at
all in limiters relating to t n We»
mam Mr. Pairbssit who m «w
ad in the Massachusetts legislature. is
a Mayflower dom-«micnt out! is a stu-
dent of ill" hlniut y of the only days of H
the nation. Many of his pkiiures Were
inhomby himself to pen he went over:
tile mult- whit-ll Mlll‘l‘lm Whitman innit
when ltc sttvctl the slate of Utmost for
the American nation.
MA oimiplrie ililn of Victor Telllllla
Melrhlilus and lint-oldi- at F ii: Lock
3m it (10.5. 39 Wall street. Norweiit
Asimplo all humus is using other
listed by lite and imliiir than its.
oflhls attain r the ultimate trot
of the dullness owners on heaters
it is so emu that by setting the
indicators“ fascism-t on so
{to of Museum» it Is desired to
the hoses. tile mm will
as” the cram and 3mm so the
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”There is no store in The Norwniks ‘
always We additions to the furnis
so they reflect in a necuiei intimate we
a of the lily or. to: collect!
in upeni‘lfllllly lumen of secure in a
omit
l'IlneI-el ”will”
more
South Norwelk
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Everything in the
topiarly shod curt-lines gifts. not only because they
of pictures are poems without words:
., dots on .
l ‘ 12 18 North Mltln Street 1 E Smith Norwallt. Conn.
.' York this year nearly 4,000 more pas ‘
3 setigers than in 1907 the total receipts
ENROLL JANUARY 8.1910
Stamford
Mo...“ ”on an»... a...“ ”a...“ ’3»... ”man-m...“ M-s.......t..3.r~- .
hing of the home. but also ha
y the taste and artistic percep-
lint
home. They are all attisllcally
treated many of them showing how Ideas in the mounting, that gives them
special individuality. null all moderately "”999'
Embelmors.
Young mention young wo-
men to earn their living
and be lNIJEi’ENDl‘o‘NT
E
Port Chester
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O. B. J acksOn ,
Optician
Optical Line
Eyes Examined Fi'ee
so WALL eraser. ..
about: 438.
N9RWALK.
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CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS.
Our Holiday assortment is now complete, slid ready for your "1- ’
spcctlon. 3;
We have them for the young an
colors and aims.
PRICES 50c TO $2.50..
nmvgw
FLYN N &
. 90. WflfilthQTQN. 3.78.5.“-
d for the oil in all styles.
liner.
RYAN
SOUTH NORWALKe;
A $20,000, 000 RAT
A high price for the rodent. You
are helping to pay the price.
This enormous sum rcprcsonla the great loss sustained by the real-
dcnta of this country by tho depredatlo
us of rats. Why not stop con
tribuilng your share by purchasing DUNLOP‘B AUSTRALIAN RAT
Kll mail the safest quickest and most
satisfactory rat exterminator?
Coats more; worth more. cheapest in the end. show us an article of
this class that has such endorsements as it has 800 the rdliable drug
gist in your town that sells ottr goods.
We Give You 8100 for
Wells; “00 for All Live
You can trust him.
Any That Die in
Once on the Prem-
ises Alter Five Days. We Will Pay $1,000
for Every Dog. Cat or Chicken That it Kills.
Adrou All Communications to
S. DUNLOP
Long’s Hotel. State Street.
Hartford. Conn.
STAMFORD RANGE
‘ Old Santa Claus reached lor his
ledger where it layon the chim.
hey-shell.
And he said, “Some things We
neglected that make me ashamed
of myliell.
I’ve thousands oi names oigood
youngsters and every known toy
on the list,
But very lewnamra here of moth-
ers. that's something i emu to
.. have missed.
Devoted and good patient Illfllhli’l‘ii
who lust It this monmni may be
A- darnlng the little onca' stockings
to hang in the chimney in: "NH
For Isle in South Norwelk by
.li.l’lll8llll.llllllllillll
Bole Agent
mm... A...
The mothers who cook Christmas dinner» and Cool: all llli." rcatpl
the year.
Who are cooking on things old antit lankym‘ .aimc :tlovca are like lollili.
awful queer.
i know at a range called the, Stamford with i‘VttV tlvviu up lodain.
Twill nook all things modem. and also the intact Iltsl our grand-
mothers eta.
l'll send inst once I rush order, l at
Stamford. “Rings". villi brighten their
..lc
*1 r9"?
szLt‘ri It"
a lrland in the Good Mothers
kitchens and the mothers will
me has as
Ell-itemllctfilieeeedlvcflu
l
* Booth Norflelk. til): room surlnglilud. 3.
~3' was 32 295.
. piece of crctonnc.
Auto-tabla Cut lain Praia: cl Bib
Correlation el New Hem Gama:
ll
3 Alt olllelel‘ statement froth the on
inf the new York New Harte the
Hartford Railroad company yesterday
shown that on November 13 the day
of the Yale Princeton football amen in E
New Haven. there were carried front ‘
New YOlk.17.8H round trip passen-
eta; from bridganort. 1.400:
artford 004: from Morison. out from
i212.
and from other notnte. 440 ltd-
ding excess of angular business trails:
10.387 passengers. the total carried
This. however. is less
than the number of passengers carried
at the Vale- Princeton game in 1907.‘
when the total was 31999 As. how«
ever, thorn wcte cattlctl from New
shows an immune. being this year
$45. 058 as compared with $431. 538 two
years ago. an immune of $519
A stilklng feature or this years rc-
turns is the fact that lit five Connecti
cul cities of which retains are given
Bridgeport. llattlord. Metiden. Siam-
fortl and South Noiwulk there is a
very large. decrease this year of about
40 per Cl‘lll. This is accounted for.
prosuntptixely by the greathlncrcns
all use. of automobiles in the state
Counting the luminous on the day be-
into anti the day after tht- game the
football passenger receipts atnonni
nearly to the passenger toccipta from
the whole sy atom for a notntal day.
CASTOR IA
for Inhale and dhildrea. ,
llu Kittii in line Milan llt‘tglil
Bearsth; M“ Z: :4.
Signature of
The train altlt glass bottom and
frame of mahogany or bless a bright ‘
perhaps showing
through tilt» glass are soilan the coun
try over. They come in all sizes and
are used fot all purpose“ and will fig
are conspicuously among the holiday
intuitions
T H I: W
Bill
..,
A in; Purchase of Net null
Silk Waiéts '
Just at tho right time and at
prices that
, LOT no. 1.1
200 Not Waists,
SETS. no,“
talk for themselves.
regularly W tr t hi
33.00. Tonight ....... 31.93 9' “mm 'W“ °° '
s.) cl l tol c it
La? no. 2. rite.f‘.....?f.t.t.h.. ”u
100 Fine out and Net
Waiats. every waist in the
lot worth $600.1‘on3ighi 02.98
Leather Bags
We have purchased the com-
plete line of Sample Hugs from
a vcty fine Btoadway mattufac
luret and look what we ate go-
Exit a Large Fine,
23 sets go on an winds-rug.
Just see for ycitreclb'l
you will. agree with uf‘tillf
they are well vault taro.
$1.35 Large hilltor
Teddy Bears, 69c
Beat-s, regularly 31:3“. You
had better come early.
ing to sell them at: ,
50c and 7th Bags ........... 39c ' Xmas P051 cards,
$1.25 all leather. leather 3,000 Xmas Cards. regularly ‘
lined ...................... Mo 3 for he. Very special. .60 Tdflx
$5 00 Leather Bags ....... $1. 98 '
We guarantee cvetv bag as
advertised
isn't that square enough?
or yout money back.
35c and 50c Silver Plated
50c Neckwee‘r, 33o.“T
Handsome 'l‘ics for men and:
boys put up in holly boxed.
also line Knitted Tins, all‘
. shades. Toni ht
Novelties. 29c ‘ g
300 pieces on sale. consisting ’
‘ or iialt' Pin Holders, Tooth $1 50 Wall“! GlOVeS.
Brush Holders, Powder *
Holders. Blotters. Hall‘ [to 97¢ Pa."
(solvers. otc..
While
...... ......29c each;
’glfls
lasts
lll
Bring the children and let them see what ,.
v cry useful
the lot
Toyland This Morning
Santa will fill his neck With
92 Washington
Street
.3; “The WHO“ of
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’P‘y
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Telephone 112
Thursday. Friday. (Saturday Mat-
inee) Saturday Nights
The Cross Stock Go.
PRESENTS
TE “Cowboy
Captain
Great Western Military Drama.
MUSIC HALL
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TOM KIRIY ......... . ..... Manager
VAUDEVILLE
20th Century Vaudeville ‘
' commaucmo f
Thursday. December loth
America' s Oreeteel Eccentric Comedian
JOHN FORD AND Hll COMPANY in
"IOOLAND"
A Feroioel Comedy. Ipecisl Boenery
Tilt AMERICAN QUARTET
Singers. Duncan and Comedians
INiTZ. IOWA!!! a co.
"Ti-ll DlOCOVIIV OF Till
NORTH rout
A Laugh from Iterl to Finish
MMOI 3
Comedy Juggler
Return of the Act Beeuiiiui 3
NOIA NANVON’O loo TIAlNED
MIDI
titers-«The Closing Minelrei
MAIN“. ROMMN Min OOMVMW
in “IIFOHI {Albn AFTER Till.
GAMING “fiddling” ind :2“,
Nights AM ”is
MATINII ngfllletfl' AND". BAT
OHM. “in. mm tun-.1“
WT unit. can “not" w .
in
That‘ s the kind of gift that will be appreciated
This store a full of articles that will make 7 3
the home more beautiful and comfortable. _ '
Here Are a Few of the Many
Ladies' Desks
Parlor Tables
Music Cabinets
Phonograplt Cabinets
Morris Chairs ,
Rockers
Edison Phonogtaphs
We have Doll Carriages. Velocipetlea. Roc
Home, aggro Chairs, Automobiles.
A. .l. A" "
arm-cum
watts tmyn un- iuiie item
3thwmrhwmlo
the Home
Dressing Tables
Couches
Pictures
Lamps
Clocks
Carpet sw'eencra.
Vacuum Cleaners
For the Children
Moving Picture Machines
Guaranteed Mattnlsh (TIME-y, I
With coin boc ket; regularly _
3150. Tonight ..... 97s
A Carload of New Tays Arnved .1.
South Norwellt 'k
*3 Conn.
Aéllvity and Progress
Norwalk Chronicler