but many are doubtlesu deemed to
will be issued at 1 o'clock.
. awn.
cure putting forth effort without our
, in; it where it will be likely to "tulle
, root" and some cities are not In it
“I condition to prove till they claim. Some
may have. good water privileges to
nre shabby and heiittercd. whose river
' also public- upirited?
“Will give good returnu in the way of
be» all three of those to offer may
":IY .
e. No.1 d A. M.
9 Bull South
» 1st slid til Tueedey of
. ‘7‘?” and Ann-t oh-
., . 'eloelt. All Hester
“t“ Menu: mum. macho not:
‘ W. H. Robert. N. Wilcox.
21
charter Neon. It. A. M.
ltre‘et. 'ld end t'th Tueedeye of
in Melanie Building. South
month—July and Auxuet ex-
. e—et s o'clock. All. Royel Aron
‘ cordially invited. Charles II
.23. P. Robert M. Wilcox. flee-
NINO OINTINIL TELEPHONE
OALLO
News Department
Itielneee Department
'Irench Office. Norwaik
ltiito‘r’e Residence
‘ . lditor‘e Reeldenoe
Association
%E1%0RY giBTEVENSxPreeldent
, n OWANA ice President
.III
“”3" ‘ w
11:th l‘tD, Secretary
‘K‘CORB T'l‘. T'l‘reasnrcr
”LExoeutive .Conmrlttee
o estt'rmu. CHRISTMAS 0N
'i‘he Evening Sentinel will not be.
trained on Christmas Day
For the benefit of Christmas adver-
tisers and shoppers, Friday's Sentinel
MY XMAS WISH.
Much Christmas cheer,
ad for the year
' ueh strength to bear.
bet it may bring;
Andi faith so great
' hot it can find
God‘s loving hand
In everything.
~Elise 'i‘raut in New Britain iicraid.
”......”m
CITY PUBLICITY.‘
The uubjolncd editorial from the
.Ansonia Sentinel sets forth the case
clearly null Iis sentiments emphasize
the desirability of Norwalk and South-
' ‘S'mii: both its cities in which to
we and to do business. in inviting
people here they need here no this
{Mugs
Our Armenia contemporary wisely
. Campaigns of publicity are the tad of
the times. Some cities nre advertis-
ing by pamphlets, some by newspa-
pets. some hv induntriui bookietn and
lame by electric. signs und bill post-
tars Perhaps all she put forth effort
niong this line will profit somewhat;
ilsuppolntmoni in some respects Some
treat display of intelligence In dirert
offer. good sites for buildings and good
' _ road facilities, but may be notice-
ly lacking in other wnys. For in-
stnnee. If a town calls unto itself bust
noes men who are seeking a location
for an industry are they likely to
choose a city whose streetu are in
wretched condition, whoue sidewalks
tenure with sewage and whose atmos-
phere is nubenlthfui.’ Are they llkeiv
to choono u oily whose schools are be
low e normal standard and whose tax
rate In abnormally high and placed on
a high valuation? Are they likely to
cheese a city whose street cars are
antiquated and whose public eervlee
corporations chow no signs of being
Altos with city advertising there
denouid no a sense of civic responsibil-
ity. and the advertising should be
backed by real worth-«conditions that
l‘buulneus. health nnd hnpplnou Any
community that lacks any one of these
essentials need not expect Any grout
. profit to reuult from the advertiulne
. of the other two. lint the city which
fairly be considered as ready for it
interesting loci: into themet:
more reproduce.
W
FIFTIIN VIAHI AOO TODAY.
Anion; the items of interest in The
Sentindl on Saturday. December 32.
18“. were the whom. [Willi 13'
Ellis Hermit: W tendered e eurvy
prise party it till Me in words
avenue.
The third annual reception of the
High School department of the Over
River School wee held at the Athetr
mum in Normlk. Frederick bleed
catered.
D. W. Fitch. in business twenty-nine
year: In West avenue, announced that
he would retire January 1. in favor of
his junior partner. 11:. H. Morohouee.
Abiathar Blanchard. and Matthew
Corbett, members of the Union School
district, visited the Franklin School
to beer the new piano.
An article appeared nominating the
bicycle as the most glorious discovery
of the nineteenth century.
Worse and worse! They are now
talking around the state end else
where 01 making a haircut a fifty-cent
proposition. As one of the paper: has
it. run will probably go book into not
business of shearing the young heads
of embryo producers.
—----—-O----—--‘—
Amusing how these has beans tuik.
Jim Corbett him come back from Eu-
rope and now we have it that "Kid"
McCoy "vowa and declares" that he is
going to post 8.3.000 as a forfeit to
meet Gentleman Jim in the ring again.
“...—“......” '
in response to a very considerable
portion of the public. Yes. it was s
misprint. it should have read:
"As the old saying snouuwhen the
days begin to lengthen the cold bc~
glue to strengthen.” .
“...—...”...
After today. only Thursday and il‘ri-
day left for Christmus‘ present buying.
......
———-——-—-O-—--
FATHER'S PRESENTS.
Sartre old pipe for father.
Same old socks for dad.
Same old Christmas presents
What every year he's had.
Satire old carpet slippers.
Same old white shirt. too;
No one thinks of boring
Father something now.
Some old iiireeply collar-e.
Sumo old thinigs to wear,
Same old phony cuff links ~~~~~
Fifty cents a pair.
livery Chrieimus morning
Father wukon to llnd
The same old bunch of preaching
Aren‘t his loved ones kind?
~-l)0trolt Free Press.
...”.m... ,,,,, a... -.. m _
RIGHT TO THE. POINT.
The frequency with which Miliih‘ll‘
rhusults cities change their minds 011‘
the license subject mmgesis it possible!
answer to the «mention why u city is!
tuithmonly referred to no ”site." thinn-
chi-slur Union.
..-.
Mior nil,
son to fine fault with its weather. in
the long run; own if Mark Twain did
say that we have no “ciirrmle»---only
stimulus?»Newbnryport News,
4».
A 'l‘uicdo mun says thut ni'ior hilt
wife rend the firut part of I'rculdi-ni
'i‘ni’t'u nn'uungc she turned to the lust
chapter “to one if the hero married the
girl!" Evidently from force. of hnlrli.
Just like u womun.»~iiridgeport Pout.
The disclosure that cxl-lounter hir-
Noll. ol‘ llridgeimri tirade 3300.000 in n
cotton plunge lnnplren "n prominent lo-
cal politician" to ailment that the ex-
senutor would be a good man for the
Dernocrste to run for governor, next
fall. ll‘hat'u so.—-iinrtford Pout.
......
The new aciivltloe of very fashion-
able women make it noniewhet. difficult
to determine than days whether it is
a pink tee thet is going on or E‘WIIBI-
makers‘ utriko.~l’mvldenco Tribune.
W
ATCHISON OLOII WISDOM.
mpaign of publicity and worthy of
. y voice which may accrue from it
The! are assets worth ecmdrinn. and
under I proper plan of publicity. they
will yield terse dividends.
W
J RIVNOLOO' IINTINOI.
The trlei and Ienunelne of James
We know u certiin men who is
bright. and We hung around him I amid
doel become of the ortelnei things he
eaye. not we have noticed lately thet
be Is beginning to repeat his smart
nylon.
~0—
‘ tiltt‘lld.
rilnms. lluzol lt‘hlltfllt‘r upd Florence V.
New England hits no ren- ‘
”We Reynolds. heebend of fire.
lune Futurism. to... ma
Myurettoeueeeeeteoeeottbe
eafleet tron-dies thet has ever oo-
iethieoity. tieeeepeeueeol
thatetteitedhemheyoeu
Mental-whenever.
“homemade-itinerant
e heel-oi try the W
est er the W Isr-
”We‘ll-thew
' hflnfleflw”
When you meet a pertlcniarly polltm
felt end agreoebie man. ever rework
the: you otter-words slow with plane
are? You are very apt to compliment
the polite men to others. Why don't
you at more of the m
that eeeree freer bole; petite. agree-
ehio end fair?
“alienation for the Let's“!
A F neckinn 8. Co.
Willow and Liquors in The Norwallts.
Stock of Holiday Groceries.
Fetter Table Retains. 8 viva. . .uo
», Chariot Breed Currents. 8
9m. .ae-eeeleeeleeel‘llee'! 0
Superior lteielus the arcade);
pill. .100
New Ferd Dulce, lb. ....J.....1de
Amount-end Fitted Dates. plied»
Anoo Brand Dates. pkg. . . . .loo
Greece Brand Flee. iere . . . . . .301:
Greece Brand Fine. bukete.. .2so
Funny Layer Fire. . .. 410-200 to.
, Boat Melon Grapes. 1b.... . .. .150
Beet Corsichn Citron. lb. ....206
Best Mixed Nuts. lb. ......mlde
Fancy Paper Shell Almonds.
Beet Haml Nuts. lb. ..........150
Beet maxilsh Walnuts. lb. .....tlc
Durkee' a Base or Thyme pkg” 7o
Bells Poultry Droealntr. can ..10c
None Buch Mihee Moat pkg...“
Choice Golden Pumpkin, cert. .120
horse Christmas Candied. each lie
8 quarts Best Cranbernes....2bo
Lemon or Orange Peon, lb . .. 15o
Duffy's Malt Whiskey. bot. ...sso
Wilson or Hunter. bot. .....emo
Old Crow or Old Valley, hot. $1.00
Flnoh's Golden Wedding. bot. 01.00
Green River or Sherwood.
b0 eeeeeeeeeeeeeee e 1 e i e e 0
Club Cocktails. bot. . . .. . . $1.00
'l‘ezor Cocktails bot. .. . . . . . $1.00
~ WINES AND LIQUORS
California Port or Sherry. hot..60¢
Jere: imported Sherry. hot....75o
Olgroso or: Duff Gordon Sherry.
0t. . .
Angelica Catawbe or Muscatel.
bot.
Retina imported Port. bot. ..ltie
Clarets. from .. . .161: to It 15 hot.
Banternee. from. . . .20c to 760 hot.
,, Champagnes. oeulemee. Olemie, Brendlee cerdlele. All the lead-
lnp brands aottied Boers, Am a rd Mineral Weiere.
IS end 86 Washington It.
HAT
RACKS
wrru ulnuoa
SPECIAL
$1.25
ilold Mirrors. regularly £10.50.
now ............. . ........... 08.50
(touches ........... $3.98 up to ”5.00
5 Piece Parlor Suites, regularly
S3500. now .................. “AN
Music Cabinets. apeclnl..... . ...“.50
MITCHELL. UNOIRTAKIR
F. A. MITCHELL
HOUSE FURNISH!!!
CORNER WALL AND HIGH ITO--
NORWALK. CONN.
B. K.
......"ldnang; oi
The Evening Sentinel
”Corleonbwsv‘niér‘ SCHOOL.
7......
Kindergarten to Knudeen Building to
Have Chrtdtmae lust-clue.
'l‘hc lotion-lug in the program or
the Klillilnt‘li Kindergarten 'l‘huris'dny
morning at ll it. to. Parents and
iriondu are most cordially invited to
The teachers are Mal I-). \\'ll-
Kelley:
Hrrtlg~~l‘lri'islrrins (trot-lingo.
Kindcruurton.
H‘ong Shine Out, 1). illeuuod Blur.
Kindergarten.
Recitation 'i‘he Stocking brigade.
Eleven children ‘Wllllnur llyan. Julia
Pollukonb. llelcn Swurtru Kenneth
Newrnan. May l-linnerwnld. .ionn
ilolmou. William It‘cuioy. Westley
(lnthi'lc. i‘runcls Mclmughlln, (lor-
don lllxlosky, trying lowridcu.
Recitation \I'hnl i'tl hike.
Kenneth Ncwnmu.
~‘i'here‘a u Wonderful 'l‘rvv,
Kindergarten.
llllllc'u l’lcn,
\I'illlum ilynn.
lltnsitutioth Snuufi'lnuu.
.lullu l'ollnltoulr
The First (‘hristnum
Kindergarten.
Sunln'n Night.
(loorne Griffin.
lionitnilon~A Letter to Ritalin.
elen awnris.
Sour-rilln'lulr nu Lullaby.
Kindergarten.
iii‘ciiution ~(ihrlstmae Excl‘cinc.
Emily Manny. lrving lmwndoa, .lullu
l‘oitnkonh. William Ryan. Murusrot
Levi. .leun liolmcu. l-‘rnnclu Mr
Uiiighlin, chiey Guthrie. (Jordon
ilodouky.
tier-lintion-——’l‘rouhics.
John Holmes.
Song tlhrinttntw (tarot.
Kindergarten.
llorituilonmtmniltionco in 61. Nick.
irvlnu Lowndou.
tint-lullloanatle to Order.
Mary Prion
HtiliK*3&RIE Claus is Coming.
Kindergarten.
Ilecitittlonwlloubt.
loudly Manny.
Ilwltnlialiw Five Pet Turkeya,
itlehord Madden. Wesley Guthrie,
Francis Mebeuxhlln. (lirariee li‘oeter.
Gordon nodoelly.
flour-«Tho Manger.
South
lit'i'lllil inn-~-
Holly;
liecltuiion
Kindernrten.
Recitation-31 Tree.
linger.
Mitts
WIIIIIII renter.
1 Bay‘- .
om Footer.
heel-:WA meet Hey. The Toy-
‘e
Warmer-I bdrm.
”mum
Phone Cell 440.
'9th Normans.
iNOU RING PEARY.
' (Fl-on: the Waterbury Republican.)
A well known magazine has taken
out s 850.000 insurance - policy on
the life of one of its contributors.
The cuntrlbutor in this cello happens
to be Commander Robert E. Peary
who recently, it will be recalled, dis
covered the north pole This Is it
nplendid advertlkeme‘nt for the instru-
sine and for hoary and the prose agent.
who thought it up in certain to be con-
sidered a giant among his contempor-
aries. Mr. Peary eeeme able to take
care of himself and is not liable to ac-
cool in dog biscuit or en infernal ma.
chine from any of Dr. Cook'e friends
in disguise, but too many precautions
cautiot be taken, especially when the
advertising footer. of the thing it at
stake.
There may be e practical side of
the idea. however. it might, for in-
blame. be well for city newepepere to
insure the lives at their reporters
when the latter attend meetings of
the 10”“ board of public, safety where
anything is liable to happen et el-
mout any time and «iii out the slight-
but warning. Then, Inn u ~ort polt
lit‘tii writurn who are :."ill to till“
11an0 Jon,- tinunon «4.1! .w .iuior Aid
rich their opmlouu of the insurgents
uhould also be amply protorted, for
export politirul writers or . so one nml
hard to replace. tit worse the prom
tum would be high n-i it would be
uhut is called a "1mm mil nkin to i
kerouem- factory or u powder mnxu
zine. The idea of the romaine Offer»
grout litiaslitiiliit'h to the newspapers.
... -.-...MA ...
Dividend Nelle.
lZO'FH _
Semi-Annual Dividend
OF
The Norwalk Savings
Society
Normallt. Form, Ht‘t‘. iii. inoo.
At a rooming of tile hirer-tore oi
lltls'fim'lcly. twill Illlu titty, ti (Ilvrtlvnii
or the rule or r‘ili‘ll it) per cent. pl'l‘
nnuuut one derinrdd to rit‘imniim'u
from the nominee of the MIX months
ending December til. liliiil.
’i‘he ironic will be cult-ml on mirth
hooks and void on end utter .lununry
it), 1910.
ily order of the heard of lliruttors.
FREDERICK A ELLE.
Treasurer
dill ”II.
tilt BIUVER’S Pliil
Still
Undecided
About
That Gift?
mum
1" M" Ifim' else
"t Prices Prevail rpm.
the Holiday Season
Every evening the bargain 1181: Is a strong feature
Sample Line of Children’s stifliMisses’
FUR “SETS
A lucky purchase just in time for Christmas. A sample line bought from one of New York’s host
manufacturers at a big concession in price. The skins are selected and the linings are the best.
Regular S 4.00 Brown Coney Set, $2. 98
Regular ll 5. 98 White Ermine Set, $3. 98
Regular 5 7. 50 Blue Oppossum Set, S4. 98
Regular $10. 00 Chinchilla Set.
“Phoenix” Mufflers
One of the most popular of all‘ Holiday gifts; in fact. they're so popular they are already
We have all colors and plenty of white in all sizes ......................
SCOTCC.
Specials for Tonight
use perrrcosrs. 79c
hill) illnclt "Ami Silk" I'ettli‘onts.
the finest urndo of all merccrlzml
fabrics. Bennilfuiiy llllltll' and
cheap at ".50.
TONIGHT. 79c.
75c RHINESTONE HAT
PINS. 39c
Handsome Rhino Stone lint Pine.
lurch nine and extra brilliant. Regu-
lur 700 value.
TONIGHT. 39:.
I
..w -..—4.-....flJ . -...
39c SHAVING SET. arc
Sinudinu Sol.
mirror, nickel finish. grunt size,
3111' lmrguln.
FOR TONIGHT, 21¢.
nml
big
brush 1' .11
5c & 7c HANDKERCHIEFS. !
3c .
5.000 White Helitutitchcd liaud-
ltm't-hiofe for women nhd children;
worth fu' nud 7r.
TONIGHT, 3: EACH.
$1.50 COLORED SILK
HOSE. 89c
"itnys" “it‘ll All Stilt None. in
whiti- and all the dninty evening
shades; every size; regularly 31.50.
TONIGHT. 89:.
$6. 98
500
AND HENTY
BOOKS. 15c
The famous Alger and ”only
books for boys; sold regularly at
25C.
ALGER
TONIGHT, 15c.
$1.00 CRUCIFIX. 79c
iloid or Silver Crucifix on heavy
bane; good size; regular value
$1.00.
TONIGHT. 79°.
Extra Big Bargains
JAPANESE WASTE BAS-
KETS
Handsome hull ciulmmic design.
Choice of three sizes, that ill'i‘ sold
ut ling 551‘ und 5101‘.
ANY SIZE. TONIGHT. 37c.
$3.50 TRIMMED HATS. $1.98
Chime any $3.50 hut in the mil
itncry dupartmcnt. Any shupe nnd
any color.
TONIGHT AT $1.98.
immunity" .... ....‘ne
eerveethetyoitere poem bifo’:
eels because the usual
eheeni. Wear the genuine
KRYP‘I‘OKSewhiIoandyouwll
hold-
etyle ”bifocal
We Grind Our Own Lens.
Fenwick Optical Co.
UNITIO IANK IUILDINO
Home 7-!
I7 WAIHINOTON I‘TRIIT.
OPIN IVIRV NIGHT THII WIIK.
SL89 CUT GLASS TRAYS.
$1.29
‘lt-nnioo \nurirnn t‘nt Glass
Spoon ’l‘tms. Olive ilislieu or
l’lrkle Diuhou: sold regularly ".80.
TONIGHT. $1.29.
English Walnuts, lb. . ....... 15c
Hickory Nuts. 2 qts. ........ 251:3
Filberts, lb. . ..rsc
Brazil Nuts, lb. . ...... xoc
Pecans. lb ........ the
Paper Shell Almonds. lb. . . .azc
' English Walnut Meets, V4 1b.. we
Almond Meats. y. 1b. .
Cranberries. 3 qla. ..
Figs. lb.
4 cane Pumpkin ............25C
1 can Dudley's Pumpkin. . . . .13c
Plum Pudding. a can. .x0, 25, 45c
...13c
.25c
.rsc
Oranges.......
elltoe
” , I
in the Basement
$2.50 CLOCKS. $1.89
Eight, lhty KIII‘IIOIl (‘lot'ku of
curved disk with fancy dial. best
American works. Our usual $21.50
value.
TONIGHT. $1.89.
$2.50 LAMPS. $149
A new line just arrived. about u
dozen different styles; ought to be
sold at 83.00 and $3.50.
ALL 60 ON SALE TONIGHT AT
AT $1.19.
Specrals for ChnStmas
Weekw a
Mixed Nuts.‘10cib.. and 2 lbs. for 25c and 150
3 pkgs. Raisins ........ . .f . .254:
3pkge. Currants. . . . . . .. .25c
3 lbs. Muscatel Raisins . . . . . .25c
3 the. Iaiturne Relelne ........ . .26c
3 lbs. Prunes ..............25c
Table Raisins, lb. ...........r5c
Evaporated Peaches. Ih. ....roc
Apricots. lb. . ........ .......15c
Citron.lb. act.
Orange or Lemon Peel, lb... .151:
3 lbs. Wet Mince Meat. ...asc
3 pkgs. None Such Mince
Meet ................25c
Canned Boneless Chicken.
. . . . .. .r6 for 25c. and 25. 30, 35. 40¢ per dozen
A LARGE SUPPLY OF APPLES. GRAPES. CELERN.
SWEET POTATOES. SPINACH. SQUASH AND PUMPKINl'
SWEET CIDER RIGHT FRO“ THE PRESS. .
United Grocery Co
Norwalk Chronicler