Foss' Quality Chocolates. later“
3 for Xmas. ABtiilson-Pcweli Cor
Assay Wreaths. 20c each. Cuneo' s.
if! .“ owe“. ,3
res-ism “ii ,
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The Evening Sentine will not he
issued on Christmas Day.
For the benefit of Christmas
llsers and shoppers Friday's Ben
will be issued at 1 o'cloclli “
As The Sentinel is not to be pub
lished on Saturday. Christmas Day.d
the newsboys will make their collec-
tions on Friday it each customer will
bear this'in mind "they will confer“ a
favor and help to make a merry
Christmas for the boys.
nqi
——.—
-——Engllsh Walnuts, 15c lb.
Lawton dz Co.
George Cavanegh. of Main street.
Norwalk,‘ spent. yesterday In New
York. . , 3 ‘
—-Speclal holiday line of Colgate and
Palmer Perfumes and Toilet Waters.
Cliftord Pharmacy.
Mr. and Mrs. William Allen. of High
street Norwaik. are visiting in New
York this week.
~Didmonds. Watches. Jewelry and
Silverware. A large assortment at
lowest prices. at Jackson's.
Miss Bessie Whitmoro. of Wood-
ward avenue. has been spending a day
in Bridgeport.
-——Plenty of Hickory Nuts. 10c qt.
Church & Miller.
Kabaosa Enc mpment, I. 0. 0. F..
. will meet tonig ,t in Odd Fellows’
Hall, Wall street.
——A movln'g picture machine Is Just
what‘the bay wants. Only $6, at
Angevlne's.
A Norwalk Main street dealer. who
sells Christmas trees. has sold over
350 In the last few days.
—~i.adles' and Gents' Gold and Sli-
ver handle Umbrellas, at Jackson's.
William J. Foster. of Reed street.
is entertaining his mother, Mrs. Timo-
thy H. Foster, of Danbury.
~~-h‘.inerson Shoes. Conneally
Br acken.
P. H. Haughi. of Seymour street Is
entertaining Dennis Toomey. of
Stoughton. Massachusetts.
——Ladles' high cut Arctics, button
or buckle. Glover's the place,
Mrs. Harry McAIlister. of 12 Union
avenue, is entertaining her hrothcr.
Walter Nutt. of Long Branch.
«Xmas Slippers. 50c to $2. Glover's
the place.
Mrs. Joseph To. Wait: and daughter.
Miss Mahackemo, of Brooklyn. have
been visiting In South Norwalh.
~Ellte and Ralston Shoes. Glover's
the place,
3 W. W. Tracey ls home on a two
week's vacation with his parents. Dr.
and Mrs. W. J. Tracey. of West ave
nuo. .
“Blue Hats. Blue Hats. O’Brien.
Mrs. David F. Bernard has returned
to her home. In Spring street. after
bring the guest of friends In New
York lily. ,
——~“He" is sure to like the gift If
you buy it at Copyright (‘lo Co.
'I‘ he governing committee of the Nur-
unlk Ysthl Club will hold a mention
Friday night at It t)"'tlni k at the South
NIII walk Club,
mEveiythlni‘r In Toys Games. Dolls,
Teddy llcars. Sleds etc. The prices
are right. too. J.eary's.1li R. R. Ave.
Mrs. J. B. Coleman. who has been
wlsiting her husband. J. 8. Coleman.
East nvenuo, has returned to her home
in New Haven.
... Molegatlrapes fancy table Apples.
Church a Iller.
Miss Gifford Clark of Hamilton am
nus. is home from Smith College.
Northampton. Massachusetts. for the
holiday vacation.
~Whlto Normal and Dress Ileds.
Oak Manon y. Birdseye and Curly
liiroh Dresne ,(.hiffonlors. Raymond
191 Ron. Norwallt.
Miss Annette Raymond and her nop-
hcw and niece. Thornton and Irene
iv‘rrtl of south Norimik. have gone in
Adrrsou, tumult.
iioinenisdo Crounu-d Walnuts. i-‘lil
limos. Mixed F‘iutgr. (l-hmnistc tars
mots. torn lists and Allard (‘undics
Nelson lloyi's. Wellington street»
Mrs Alfred I3. t‘ullilli who has lawn
visitlu sci-tires in Carlton plum. Um
lurid. Gan-II: has returned to her
home In South Main street.
ED.
&
-‘-—qu‘ Furniture. largest and best
line over I
M "m ‘I'Io m
. Washinston attract.
l
Charles Dahrougo ot Waterbury hIs
. “fliod‘ti voluntary petition In benhspt‘
.ver- .,
‘ if:
"tit. Jobs Horrili' and lichen 1.»qu
mites
cy in the district court. His debts are
ilIte 3 list 8 5 87
. ll.
Mary' a Hospital. New York. has been
ford. of ’Wilton ottvonud.
‘r'Tho Girl's liken sadly Society of tilt.
Paul's church. met last night“
church and am d in‘1 tyin I
3111s (1 tin pours. ops.
.4320 over our “Ii may stbc
Sled. Games. Toys.
Writing
Paper. élc.
‘road avenue: I.
Leary I. III Rail-
H
ring [rd dolled w at; Cause
v-rhé thou instr lgram: xm‘ss filth
a Kotl gator Cairns Stillson- -Powell
00 “
r
3 dinner Jeremiah Donovan. of
Norwslk. was in Bridgeport. yester-
day and was entertained by City
Clerk Stephen F. Bodchsr at the city
haiL
—~A Victor Phonograph Is the delight
of the wh lo'household. A fine line at
RE. Loo wood it. Cd's s.
“T I? residence of R S. Masterson. to
town avenue. has been leased to
Anderson the new superintend
punk. i
‘-We have everything in the gift
line for men. Copyright Clo. Co.
Best groceries, at the lowest prices
arewhst H. E. Mead to Co are adver-
tlsing and then they give you a list of
prices to gack up their claim. Better
read the adv.
—~A Christmas dinner Is never com-
pleted without a nice bottle of sherry
or port wine. thcIIyou can get at the“
imperial Cafe at 75c a bottle.
Scarf musllns. gifts for men, Jewelry
and fine leather goods are the sub
ject of the Read adv. Perhaps the adv.
will suggest something‘ to help comv
piste the list.
~For Christmas. a Gillette safety
Razor. A line line at I". E. Lockwood
6's Co.'s.
The Catholic Club will hold its an-
nual meeting and election of officers
on Thursday evening. at the club
house. and also make preparations for
a banquet to he given to the members
and Invited guests.
-—Present yourself with a pair of
Weed chains for your auto. We have
them. I“. E. Lockwood & Co.
Since the streets of Norwalk have
been so brilliantly lighted business has
Increased. There In some talk unions
the merchantsto try to have arrange-
ments made to continue“ the lights. at
least on Saturday nights. for an in
doiinite period.
mEverything you need for the auto-
mobile. at l". J. Lockwood & 0.0.. till
Wall street. Norwalk.
The engagement of Frederick K. (I
Weber. the well known Bridgeport
musician, to Miss Ellen Carton sop-
rano soloist of St. Patrick's Church
choir, was announced today. Both
are well-known young people and
have a bust of friends.
“largest line of Toys. Dolls. Games.
Magic Lanterns. Moving Picture Ma-
chines Doll Peramhulators. Gottqts.
etc.. to be found In Twin Cities.
A. J. Collins (lo
The appealed case of John E. Day-
den. which was to have been tried in
Bridgeport. yesterday. was continued
to the January term because the do
fondunt’s lawyer—Homer 8. Cum-
mlngs-was unable to be present, as
he was on a wedding trip.
~8weet Florida. Oranges. ill for 2B0.
Cuuco's, Washington street.
In special orders issued from tho
omcc of tho Adjutant-general today
lilo application: of Captain i'vrodurlck
A. Beidicr, Conlpauy F. First inlan
try, to he retired. is approved, and he
Is rcilerod from active duty In the
military service f this state and pla-
ced on the retire list.
-—For "his" Xmas. how about I Cil-
Iette Balety Razor? C. iii. Dow.
The visitation committee of the Con
nectlcut Prison association will meet
the sixteen prisoners who are to be
discharged from the state prison this
month at the prison Monday‘mornlnx.
The executive committee 0 the u
atlon will hold its quarter y meetl
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the
capitol.
ItC Ill. Dow's.
The railroad conuuisplone I mum
authorisrd the Mormon M
and tiulitoid Electric Railway! monn
puny to condemn certain lands border
for constnutlou of its uses. Titi-
company will beam at once proceed
lugs for the courimuunllou of clutch
pieces of land slou the run 9. ‘i'iro
It to the room solution no use
on ry beers}: oil certain property
holders w 0 won d not :13ch
«tuition laced upon their M:
by the HI road company.
n the house
I "In
t0.li.lioA no '
.. Itgurant open all nifihtil
filial“ outrun? sitcom. at am
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. B
at thei
the I
k of ‘
Stalled Animals. 3
, , Miss d.“E“'CAioe%x3° of Nort avenue.l .
um . Mir ,
by a fall dov‘vh stairs a few days ago.
Dr. Ward 8. Gregory Is attending her.‘
seat of the Norwslk Mills, In Winni-
~~A splendid line of Miller shim. "
/
,. l 1'11.
"t drops
of dual ty,
3 outlay
«assuring
MUS"; CABINETS
iM plums casissrs sAncv cHiuA
5‘ a: “rats cur cuss
UMIRILLA erases FRAMED PICTUREIA
raoounsrs AGAMIO *
thoroughly equipped to supply your wants. “ -
A. J Lollms 8: Co.
12-13 NORTIA MAIN "our
MERRILL
South Norwalk
58 WALL ITIIIT.
TheAAelActlon pf useftii. hon fill and satisfying Holiday Gifts
and by? rushing youle, choice at our establishment. Hun-
.mividual pisses to select from. all bola-lg the Collins stamp
d in d vatiety of loops And prices to}: _ mo desired
.q have some of the moat egoilihivo lineal:mm lid! which our ‘
.Nid values excel.“
.. A FEW success
i1“! .. 1’. “:
Elbow WI. JAnomisass
insureds balms s HALL mess
.GHIMDNIIIIA IMF?!" ,
cs: ctoqsrb costs
.wru cottons EAsy CHAIR
i couches; g. .- GlIJ‘ omens ..
‘ Memos ohms; cAsnr swssssas ‘
Tova
FANCY applique i
chignhtu's CHAias
if you have delayed your Christmas shopping. you will find we are
IOU‘I’EH NORWALK
"v'nsrmnmnm
EDIJCA'I‘ES
BUSINESS “~—
Young men and young wu
COLLEGE men to earn their living
. and be INWQWWT
suaou. mumps-A3; ”flit . .
assuage . host ensue:
1» “t Martyn 1 vi w
0. B Jackson
Op“ I A i... F4 i
Everything in the Optical“ Line.
Eyes Examined Free
PHONI 438. NORWALK.
theater
(lot button Tribe. No. ill! I II. It. ill.
will most IonIgIItJu
WIII stilt-oi Instead amt;
diam Umbrellas a Can-I. O‘Brien
rum vii Instant ms arm“ At
Our splendid preparations are sure to make
our Christmas Gloves sales by for the most suc- ..
ccssiul. not only In amount sold. but in the sat-
isfaction afforded every customer in every pair.
,The magnitude of the great assortment is in
itself an advantage deserving of the greatest con- ‘3
sidorstion. All the favored styles are included in
an exceedingly Wide range of the season‘s newest
. and best Gloves.
OI course you want to make your selection
where showing to greatest. A nice box tree with
every «pair all“ Kid Gloves.
N E. Ryan Co
so win-union Sum 3qu Norwalk ~‘
TALK ON UNIONIIM.
Iii-lune m m Minus“ the
MI" is m litmus.
busing. t Menu. of the New
u ‘A. hall
1/ Main.
club to
" My. mgr!
. .uo. I m1 2‘“ '.34 A.
midp pe" .i3.
e“‘
indicot weaknessopfetimstom-
it all: peace which conti-oi the
desire for food.1tis a sure
. dgcsove“ organs;
WW interrelation-duo.
W
.— “may ..
l The big twenty four pound turkdy
. which has been undergoing in mitosis“
process for some time for the mom
lldl‘li of linens Tribe, improved 01 dd!
of Red Men wss disposed of last two
'3 lag and was secured by Marshall g,
“Prescott. At the regular business so ~
sion of the tribe one pale face was adv
Refreshments were served later.
.
212..--.. -w -m. M _.,,.
3 - CHRISTMAS
A-CHEIRIIOT'
cases
XMAS
SLIPPERS
THEY ARE HEAD AND SIIOUIJIERS
ABOVE All]: OTHERS [N
THEIR CLASS
Because-
They Wear Better
They FecLBetter
They Look Better
'l‘iIAN OTHERS AT THE SAME
PRICE
Women‘s. 3- - 50c to $1.75
Men‘s. - - - 50c to 3200
Children's, 50c to $1.25
YNN & MIN
90 WASHINGTON STREET
lilillliilililill
MUSIC HALL
SOUTH NOBWALK. CONN.
TOM KIRIY . Manager
VAUDEVILLE
GRANDCHRISTMAS BILL
COMMENCING
MONDAY. December 20th
The Sensation of Europe
a—NEWBOMEB—-3
_Ths Peer-I oi‘ lqulilbrlsm
CELEsTE EDDY
The Male Soprano
MURRAY K. HILL
Monologist
METZ A star:
“A Midnight Hohhlrnl"
IIMAR 11 NORTH
Kuockabo t Comedians
8. A. PBCK PR SENTo THE MIN-
IATURE MU “;S3AL COMEDY
Id
"THI JOY RIDERS"
DANCING Wednesday Ind Friday
Nights After the Performance
MATINIEB EVERY DAY
Children ......bc Adults .100
N'GHT .vAuIA,oIqAr-gsoeoo1o '0‘ 20¢
Isohoooooaoool
use...
IOUTH NOBWALK. OONN.
Totem If! ‘
WM
”has
uucss 'rsiss's TURKIV.
- mitted to membership and the semlvstt: We train was delayed for water tel
: nual nomination of officers took place. mmlfléfi Ihey paraded in ”SW 0‘ "19
Two irom Derby. Gonna Ride For
on Presidents CAIA' ‘ Sight
WM
nanny 1196. in. «When
iAt With
k c
that President Tait was .to
pass thrdulrh this city on his wa Itg
thsattottn, Miss Lillie Flyhn and
liilmlra Johnson. pretty telephone girls
in the local oillce. decided to take the,
same tr‘nin Bat‘urday and shake hands
with the nation's executive. ‘
They were at the titration before 5
o‘clock in the morning In case he
should hqyc a special. but had over
two hours to wall. When the regular
express nrriVed at 7: 'ill with the presi-
'dent’s cur attached. the Young women
boarded the train. At Ansonls. where
car in the hope that the president
would appear for at that city resides
Charles l‘v‘ limokei. one of the Repub-
lican national committee, but on in-
quiry they were told that the president
was still In bed.
"W‘s I] see him if we have to go to
Watertown.” the girls declared. They
boarded the train again and when a
stop was made in Naugatuck the young
womog. again alighted. They again
walke back and forth In front of the
president' s car and just as they decid-
ed they Would have do continue the
trip. the president arose from his
coach clad in his pajamas.
'l‘htv girls screamed and rushed for
the di' vpot. but the story got out and
the girls have had many calls at (‘eu-
tral congratulating them on thei'r de
termination on seeing the president.
men in pajamas.
SOUTHPORT MAN BUES AUTOMO-
BILIST.
l’apcrs were served today Ina asuit
for st. 000 damages brought againstt
Abram I). Gillette. a wealthy resident
of Daricn as a result of the tolllslon
or his automobile with a vehicle driw
Mi by Julius Hula. of Southport. in
Hunt-4A isms ~
. 1A.
popular Go Add “(on W
Fills“ 1n E‘IvchdI
M
it you had some I}!
and monitors RAW. _ . , 10“"
stomach distress orvln dab will
was In five minutes instill III
tectonic: "
This harmless nrdmflm will 0‘
cost anything you. out .
floor, out>oforder sto . 3
realize It. i“
If your meals don‘t temp you or
what little you do out scams; ‘
or lays like .a minimal"
stomsth. or if you hate
that Is a sign of Indigostioapt
Ask your Pliuriaaoistdor
case of Papa's Disposals MAMA:
llttls just as soon as syoit .
There will he, no asourmri
belching of undigested; i
lwith acid. no stagech strong} Iii
iurn. fullness or envy fee I313. a
stomach. Nausea, Datillitltixil; Neill!
aches. Dizziness or intestinal srl tip:
This will all go, and. besides. 1:
wii be no undigested food lett- over: in
the stomach to poison your urchin
with nauseous odors.
Pope's Dispensin is a corms; cure
for out-of-order stomachs. because It
prevents ferMentstion and takes hold
of your food and digests it just the
same as if your stomach wasn't t
Relief In titre minutes from pll .
ach misery is at any drug store 3
lug for you ‘
These large fill-cent casesaeoniain
more than sufllcient to thoroughly euro
almost any case of Dype‘psia’. l discs.
lien or any other stomapir .urb-
slice.
" ,.
Bus? wears: his “$111511. 3
Mi tom rear ll out
39d bruised his horse Injured. and
his carriage wrecked. when Gillette.
entrusted his automobile to an “ins
competent; * unilateral? “mt"
that village on the night of September
Here Are a Fe
Ladies“ Desks
Parlor Tables
Music Cabinets
Phonograph Cabinets
Morris Chairs
Rockers
Vacuum
For the
l
Cont
' binsllgpi GM and
, Enlist Grates
For practical!
mil“ (0
That's the kind of gift that will be appreciated 3
'Ihls store is full of articles that will make
the home more beautiful and Comfortable. 33;,
Edison Phonographs
We have Doll Carriages, Velocipedea. Rock]!!!
Horses. Rocking Chairs. Mtomdbues.
Moving Picture Malibu)
A. J. Angeviue 818cc
314.136, \llnklngton Street
‘ For ChridmdsV Week
' A tips lino ofuiitamforu Ahd ('ontioi Ranges and Com
lusl‘nhtnncous lIoI W IIIN‘ Heaters.
"nitric! Kitclicl War. And stove It‘uroiiurc
driver.
w of the Many
Dressing Tables
Couches
PM
Lamas
Clocks, ,
Carpet Sweeney's
Cit-Annexe
‘2 . ‘. 1 1i "
cm...“ “53;“.“3 .
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Coin moves.
for open fire pieces.
alps Ag no nonsense. take A... ”at
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