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At Very Low Prices ~
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our stock.
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EVENING SEN'I'INEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
92-2-Nsws Department
92-3—Buslnsss Department .
44-2—Brsnch Office, Norwsik
390 ~Edltor’s Residence
729-5—0Ity Editor's Rolldonce
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: General-
ly fair tonight and Tuesday; moderate
west Winds. A disturbance, central
this morning over Lake Superior, is
causing cloudy weather with light
nmw in the Lake region, and a slight
disturbance near Jupiter. Fla. is pro-
ducing light rain along the South At-
"lanflo coast. Pleasant weather pre
veils in other districts east or the
Rocky Mountains. The temperature is
below freezing In all sections east of
the Rocky Mountains, except on the
South Atlantic and (lull coasts. Con-
ditions favor for this vicinity pious-
out weather, except possibly ilurries
or snow and not much change in tem-
perature.
WEATHER A YEAR AGl). '
' Temperature; Low, 31; high, 39.
Cloudy.
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EVENING SENTINEL TIDE CAL-
ENDAR.
The Evening Sentinel Tide Calendar
for 1910 will be res tor distribution
Tuesday, December 1. Every news-
boy and newsdsalor will be supplied
with calendars for distribution to
their customers on that day. Local
msil subscribers will receive the cal-
cndsr by applying at the Sentinel
office. .
NO SENTINEL CHRISTMAS DAY.
The Evening Sentinel will not be
issued on- Christmas Day.
For the benefit or Christmas silver.
tisers and shoppers, Friday‘s Sentinel
will be issued at 1 o’cloek.
~ll' you want a W or $10 gift for the
hay, buy a suit at Copyright Clo. Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Shea, of Fair-
ileld avenue, are the pal‘t-nts of in soil.
Holiday suggestions will he found
In the adv. of Dickorman il'c Sou. lict-
tor read it.
~Elite and Raiston Shoes. (llovcr’s
the place.
The regular meeting of the Norwlilk
Building, Loan and inveslment Asso-
ciatlon will he held tomorrow owning
at 8 o'clock at the cities of Taylor it
Golden.
Miss Catherine Hunter, who is
studying at the Pratt institute, in
Brooklyn, spent Sunday at tho homo
0! her mother, Mrs. Kale i’. Iiunicr.
Main street, Norwalk.
-—Largesl line of Toys, Dolls. (lumen.
Magic Lanterns, Moving Picture Mu-
chlnes, Doll Perumbuialors, (iterlli‘lii.
etc, to be found in Twin Cities. At
A. J. Collins Co.
William Poster. of the local agency
or the Metropolitan Lite insurance
Company, has resigned to take it posl~
lion as solicitor {or the telephonv com»
party in New York city.
”Xmas Gifts at O'Brien's.
The Sunday school or the Knight ,
Street A. M. iii. (lurch will hold it “I’ll-
Kiliinl‘" and Rally Booltli tomorrow
evening at the church, beginning ul.
8:15 o'clock. Aflseion will he ouilrw
iy tree.
willxcslicnt line of Razors. Scissors,
Carvers, etc., at C. E. Dow's.
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. Norwalk Is in the grasp of an cpl-
demlc. ot grip. and the physicians are
kept. busy nttendinc to the scores or
cases. They recommend that anytim-
who Is litmllod With the discont-
shouid positively rsmsin at homo and
for the slter‘eliocts o! grip are often
worse than the disease itself.
was! s list for Xmas. O'ilrlen.
This emi the flouih Norwulh
csii s physician as soon as possible,
Tornado, Insurance
moon is. comm...
TEL. 16m
7s Washington Street, South Norwslk
EOLIbAY
Perfumes and Candies
WAT-
F. H. Baxter’s, Druggiéi
was...
”anemone
Launch Works
Boat Frames set up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches at all sizes built in order
by competent workmen.
OystorShehPolnhNorwaik
mfiiand & Company
illiililiil ENGINEERS Mill
Billillliillllii
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt's Theatre Building. South Nor
walk, Conn. Phone 423
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embalmer
19 North Main Street, South Norwaik.
Residence, 6 Washington Street.
Telephone at office, 336-2.
Telephone st house, 693.
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATED 1840.
Deposits over $3,775,000
Gsorgs M. Holmes, Frost.
Wm. A. Curtis, Vies-Prssl.
Fred'k A. Eils. Bsoy s Trsss.
-—Give the-miioiisekeepcr u curving
set. At 0. E. Dow's.
ilogers 3:. Stevens are distributing
handsome art calendars. line will be
prcucnlcd to each customer from now
until Christians.
' ~i.ndle’s' and urine com and so.
Vcr handle Ululircllus. at Jackson‘s.
The South Norwnlk city board of cs-
iinntio null lnxnilon will hold a moot-
in}.’ tomorrow evening, when the high-
way, health and library sections of the
budget and possibly (lllli'i‘s will be dis-
(‘1.‘ii8l’ll.
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-*~».-\ ,‘iuc stock of hounilful i‘ul (lines
snimnn- rcriioliduy gills, at Jackson‘s.
Tho i‘onnoci‘lcui Company has a
fOi‘l‘l,‘ of men ht work at the rumor oi
Main street and Union arcane. Nor-
wuik, rcpnirlng the rails.
this point ihut one of tho juiuho curs
run oil the truck a few days out).
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~i.ct us buy it piano for your (‘hrisix
runs! You can then repair on in small
wcckiy umouuls. No interest churumi
for the uccolnlnollniion. (‘uiuc and not
loci any lnsirunicni from our large
stock, and we will deliver it on the
day you wish. Mrs. .l. W. Siudwcll.
Two big doni‘do lrucli irolicy cure of
Illoli‘ori i‘hi'sicr line, which IlilVl‘ linen
lo liriduoporl lul' rcpuire. wi-rc taken
through The Norwalks today. on
route buck home. The cure wcrc
druggcd from tho cud of the line all
Norotou across ”Iv bridge in tlic Simu-
tol‘d lino. ,
.. l'rcscnl yourself with u pnir oi
whet? chains for your unto. We imvi-
”mm, 3?, lu‘. Lochwmnl ill (‘0.
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BANK 500K
for l‘hrlutnlns i'or ihc
boy or ulri will make a
p r o n n pl upprnciuli-d
now and own more in
the future yours.
You can illli‘li the no
count, now il'or tiny
amount from n iiuilnr
up) and brim; in the
nighttime curd after
Christmas.
South Norwslk
Trust Co.
4 per cont. on linings
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F you come to us for clothes,
you’ll find that you’ll save
money that you can use in many
desirable ways; you can give it
away if you choose. We'll put
you into our latest styles in
lllRiSlHl RlMlRX
fine suits' and overcoats; you’ll
pay us a. good price for them;
you may even think it a high
price.
But you’ll get so much real
quality for every dollar, that
you’ll soon realize and appre-
ciate the economy of these
clothes. ' ‘
Overcoals $18 to $80 Suits $18 to 580
Fur-lined or trimmed overconis
Dress iglolhes for all functions
This store is the home of
Hart Schsifner 8. Marx clothes
Rogers & Stevens
TWO STORES
id 30. Main Street. Masonic Building,
South Norwalk Nor-Walk
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WITHOUT THE DIRT
iiur min «nus to you so clean as it is mssihio to asks them.
We use the utmost care to utilize clean “puppy-I...
We mills thst when you our tints you don't want to
dirt.
You wont sil (lots—«sod that‘- pm the! n [his son.
new rust. Lost us All "I. to...
serum m NATO”.
my lot so!
, illiipniilws
Read what the Read Competiy are
,qiferlng ypu for Christmas week. See
adv.
Handkerchiefs ior men at Joseph Da-
vis'i‘ The adv. will tell you about
them.
H. M. Davis, 01' Roanoke, yin," and
A. ll. bumper, at St. Louis. spent Sun-
day with W. H. Hellman, of Norwallt.
«mus Hats. Derhles, Nanped nan.
Caps, Dunes and Umbrellas for Xmas
O’Brien.
Don't wait for things to happen be-
fore having your carriage repaired.
Read 1., M. Wright's adv.
All city hills should he in by De-
cember 27. A notice to that effect
will be found in the advertising col-
umns or this issue.
The ii. Krieger Co. tell you how, to
get a merry Christmas for the whole
family at a entail cash outlay. Better
read the adv.
pm.
~Napped Hats for Xmas. O'Brien.
Services tomorrow, St. Thomas' day.
at St. Paul's Church: 7:30 a. ln..iioly
Communion; 10 a. "1., morning prayer;
The Misses Cluque, daughters of
Mr. and Mrs. James (llnquc, entertain-
ed a largo company 0! friends Friday
evening at their home, 95 Ely avenue.
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-—Biue Hats, Blue lists.
O'Brien.
The work ol.tlelng greens is going
On every evening at St. Paul's Church.
All these who will help are asked to
come to the basement or thechurch.
The main quartet that has been or—
ganised at the M. E. Church, Norwaik.
made a very favorable impression on
day evening.
~iiauun Shoes for men, $5.50 and
86.00. Glover's the place.
Meter Finch. formerly of E. W.
Kelley, .Ir.'s drug;l store, North Main
street. is assisting tor the holidays at
J. K. Lawrence's drug store in Allen
llc street, Stamford.
The New York Evening Telegram
published a story last week entitled
Miss Belinda'a Christmas Present. a
Tale of the Old South, by Mrs. Ncho
niliih Condos, who writes under the
name Annie Chum: Caution.
-~~\\‘c have everything in the gill
lluc tor mull. Copyright l‘Io. (‘o.
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Tin- Indlcu ol the Country (‘lub
Whlel. have arranged another of Hit
pleasing evening sessions. when the
watchmen will be present, for tomor-
row cvcninx at the club. Following
the piuylng. for which there will he
prizes, rci’reshmcnls will he served.
The selection of useful. beautiful
and satisfying holiday slits will be as-
sured hy making your selection at a.
J. Collins Co.. They show hundreds oi
individual pieces to select from. all
hearing tho Collins stamp oi’ quality,
and in a variety or forms and prices to
Incl-t cvcry pocketbook.
-~ Wunicd~Socond hand pianos in
exchange [or new ones. We have
many customers at this season of the
your for such instruments, and will
therefore make it lnrgl'r allowance
than at any other little. New pianos
from 8275. Easy terms it desired, Mrs.
.l. W, Siudwell. 39 North Main street.
Charles F. Mills, who has charge 0!
this disir’cl of the Standard Oil Cour
puny, has made an investigation of
the accounts of the late John Ewen. in
Greenwich. and has found them abso-
lutely corrct‘t. Mr. Ewen had horn ill
charge in Greenwich for chcrsI yours.
and his integrity was never question-
ed. ii In thought ill health was run-
ponsible for his suicide last week.
”For Christmas. a Gillette Safely
Razor. A line line at F. r}. Lockwood
& l‘o.'s.
The John C. Wilson Hut Company.
which it was announced some time
urn), was taking an inventory. to deter.
mine whether it pays the company to
manufacture hero or whether it would
be advisable to itlcnlo elsewhere. ls
nilll considering this inventory. and
will Niko iinnl action (it the annual
meeting, which will on hold in New
York on January liili.
Many men's gifts at a man’s store.
Copyright l‘Io. l‘o,
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' The ladies oi‘ Doorkeopors' Circle, oi
Norwsik lionsrcgationai Church, are
planning to give the poor children of
the town it royal good time. An outer
tolmuonl will he hold‘ns in past yours.
together with u Christmas tree, pros-
enls and ii spread tor the young peo-
ple, at ihe Norwslli Congregational
chsnnl. About me poor children have
hoes inviiudll‘ho ladies are also send»
in lollies. hot-t extract and condensed
mill to the flower mission in New
York city.
~—« limos Umbrella s Csuss. O'llriso.
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the congregation at that church Sun ’
‘ SACRIFICE PRICES
W civil suit ll Willism Nuts. i
NG SENTINEL
“Mmmmwmmw n... m...
» . rom Price s. _
Run youreyc ever this list. Goods may
”be bought new and we will
deliver any day ‘ ..
Neckwssr ...........26c, 50c. 31
Suspenders .........25c, 50c. 31
Hsndkorchleis ........10c to 50¢
Gloves -..............10c to $1.50
Silk Mufflers .......60c, 31, $1.50
Hosiery 1............10c. 25c, 50c
Sweaters .....3.........$l [o 36
Umbrellas .............$1 to $5
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Suit Cases .....$1.25, $3.50, s5, u l.
VI-lsnrl Bags . $6.50, 86. 3060
House Costs ".85.“
Bath Robes ............$4,jli.'l§,h
Shirts .............50o, $1. $1.50
Fancy Vests ..........$3. .4» “D
Shoes . .33. 83.50, 34» 34-50. .5 .
Suits and Overcoats...$10 to m
For the man or woman who wishes to make me?
lies! presents. our store is full of useful articles.
Price’s Clothing Store;
98 Washington Street, South Norwslk‘ ‘
TELEPHONE 165-5
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Jackson’s Studio
WATER COLORS { ‘
ALL srzas .. l
Frames and Picture Framing ‘l
LAST DAYS FOR SITTINGS FOR
Christmas Photographs ,
JACKSON ’5 STUDIO ’
OPPOSITE HOTEL NORWALK. CONN.
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SACRIFICE SALE
Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, Silverware
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF THE
ROOD JEWELRY STORE
WILL BE' CLOSED OUT AT ,
A rare opportunity to secure Christmas Presents anJWed- .
ding Gifts at half price. '
0 NO. 16 SOUTH MAIN STREET
0N8 IS AND [SBA
Frost Fish, 10c ib.: Hsddock. 10c ib.: Jack Shad,12c ib.; Whiting. 6c lb",
5 lbs. for 25p: Hske. In Ila; Woskfish, 12c lb.; Rockswsy Long Clams, 350 st.
Bluefish. Fresh Cod. Halibut. Spanish Mackerel, 8msll. New Hartford snd
ass Esosliops. Greenport Oysters. Long and Round Clams.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108.
FREE DELIVERY.
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JEWELERS "
Christmas Clocks
(In: assortment of Clocks runs from the "Grandfather" hind down ‘
to the iiivcessary uicklo alarm. .
Mantel Clocks in Marble. Kelsi and Wood.
l‘uncy Gilt Clocks. Clocks In Chins Cases.
96me
No. 3 Msio Street.
Norwsh. Goon.
Norwalk Chronicler