”4” W“ ' H ”W "cote ~ ~ Nhfi'gfl‘k ‘ invited» l'rctl " . ll. nob-rt It. Wilcox. pier. No. as. it. A. M. , gut-t. Id end tth Tumors ct ‘ in Masonic ,Buildinl. South .. . oath—duly and August on- ). .. twat 8 o'clock. All 30on Are. 1 cordially invited. Charles I'.‘ _ _ i ..Pr itabertbi.Wllcox.sce .Ncwo Department include: Department lunch Office. Norwaik ldltor’e Residence ‘it'y Editor's Residence ,. is and Manufacturers 0 o - Association 8- MORY STEVENS President CK H. ROWAN. Vice-President. . JD ,101': ll. UlN'l‘ARD. Secretary 1"! low CURB "PT. Treasurer ‘ Executive Committee ‘ USSELL r‘nos'r , Amoco 'r. D1¥0ND , R H. WA DRON .E. JENNINGS McMAHON S BERT M. POHLMAN alarms swxn'rz v . ammo. oumsmas car. he ,Bivening Sentinel will not be , and On Christmas Day. For the benetit or Christmas adver. lsore and shoppers. Friday's Sentinel ill be issued at 1 o'clock. DOYAL TO THE LAST. ‘Theré is nothing like having a onetime}: by you to the last ditch. itch as lnstanced by the loyalty of ‘nr Admiral Winfield Scott Schley. Hired. for Dr. Frederick A. Cook. at i am practically the whole world is ,inting the finger of seem as a taker d impostcr ill his claim of having ‘ lecovered the North Pole. Norwaik- . we its will regard Admiral Schley‘s atti- de, on account of his visits here, ‘th special interest, In a statement which he made at ‘oshington yesterday Admiral Bchloy affirmed his entire continence ill Loud called publicly on Com- . dorinobcrt E‘Peary to submit his i” roots that he reached the pole to ‘ 'uo other scientific body than the ttional Geographic Society. This. :‘timiroi Schley declared, should he one Ill the interests of justice and establish beyond question the 3 aims of Penny. llis suggestion is lit the same body which examined , ‘ e so-enlled Cook records, the Uni- “forsity of Oopcnhagen. pass on l'eary's .Vhfl out it would be a line sequel to the dis- ‘ cry of the North Pole. says Com- ‘tlnder Peary, to plant the stars and lines at the South Polo. The com under broached this subject at a nquet oi' the New England Society New York last night, but did. not .‘l 4. y positively whether he would coll— at to load such all expedition. No . V an ill the world would start of! on och expedition with the confidence 5‘ ‘ so many people that he would suc- hood its Peary. o . ”...”-.. The (nine of Thomas J. Lynch. oi . ,w llrltuin, is secure. Lynch is the ziol'll‘ler umpire who has just been elect- d president of the National Baseball league in honor of his ascendancy t) such it position of eminence. the om Lynch cocktail has aptleurod in nrtiurd. O—--———— There is nIWnys good ground for sun- Iolou when we had a human being ppsrontly entirely without a touch of y universal human tooling—David uhilln Phillips. l -«~__w_a.b.»..*fl_ Within a lucky thins Christmas is ., . :tho menulacturers of cabbage per- cl W Why is it. that the smallest men al- ys smoke the biggest cigars? . W bndorrow In the last day to shop lit for Christmas. ‘t‘wmrv trues AGO room. L s the items of interest in The ' that for Monday. December 28. the following. giving an , he look into the out: fill idiot-day the water lied been I . title the mains from the city'i ' memoir. _ Maine of William M. Dooley. thirdly. had been round beneath her oi a “out that m lath MW at utue' rem. W8. 1. . ,. cm at (locum D. so puma-Mam “1mm. incensed-chicane“ k ——chiceeo News. may Witness-meow ‘ aims-vMA. M c.5- Wfimmhhm “Munitionicmm is i can think W ...—M...— ones? so Till roll". Just before a lean succeeds in net- tinc all he went- ln this world the undomker note busy with his person. . ...... Why II it that when a girl succeeds on the stone she immediately wishes to make people believe she won brought up in a oonventi~Chicago Recon-Herald. l i ...Q_ War or the sexes. crush of the trusts. all on the water wagons. home rule for ireland; then the millennium. Is it a dream or a moving picture?—-Wsshinx- ton Star. -—O-— Mr. Rockefeller has so otten ex- plhiucd that he has no active connec- tion with Standard Oil that his inter- est in preventing the concern from being dissolved may be ascribed to fricndlluess.—-Saturdey Chronicle. —-O~ . Down in Rye. N. Y.. there is an old logy so opposed to anything new that he even draws the line on pneumonia. neuritis and New lltlcllelle.wSprltlg~ field Union. ~5— A Connecticut man. after courting a woman for fifty years. has married another woman, andl'the old sweet~ heart has sued him for breach of pront- ise. She ought to have sued fer rent. ~Womah's Daily. ...c. The chaplain of tile state senate hands out some advice to young women on “flow to Pick a Husband." Usually they pick 'em as they would a chicken—Philadelphia 'l‘itnos. mm“. ATCHISON GLOBE WISDOM. To your notion, everybody except yourself is impatient. we.— 11' you want to lllnkc a young man mud. call him "My boy." ....» Sulfideuiul is easier. in run. than self-Indulgence. __.H~ The stuff used to kill :l smell is us- ually worse than the smell. A WORD FOR THE ROAD COMMIB. BlONER. (Bridgeport Stalldurdl. Ex-lloprosonlutlvo Arthur .1. llinl- scye. of Farllllmzlon. ill ll long letter published in the Hartford (‘ournlll comes to the support of Highway Commissioner Mnedouaid nlld luskt-e a mighty good showing for that oili— clal. Mr. Birdseye.- is an sutomobllist and looks at the work done from on sulollloblllst's standpoint and he llluls that much or the criticism is not only without knowledge but absolutely ”vicious." Concerning Illn commis- sioner hthmakos the following stato- month: That ltir. Mucdouuld. on highway mumlissionor. has been and is not n lllt‘ long - only absolutely honest, and has so far spent the state's money its judiciously as the circumstances and the law would allow. 1 think i‘llll be shown to the sdiislartion of any llonosi. think- inlz mun. it‘lrstw'l‘llt-rc is no lll‘t‘lllll of simple ion of craft or dishonesty in his do pnrtmont. Scromlmllo is hill-loluioly in low with his work and devotes his whole tllllc. thought and energy to it. ’l'hll'dml'ie court-s us hour brim; n llnliollnl authority on roud building as any man 111 Altlcrlcu. lining lilo oldest road eomllllasioucr in point of service in- tile United States and the recogni tion of his world; on tho subject. his lectures and hddressel all over this country. and the. dollmnds made upon him for advice and counsel ill road building are utopia proof of this so- sertlon. Fourthmivic has plead and fought with tho poop. all over the slate lor fourteen yours to awaken them to ac- tion on the subject of good roads ulld whatever of advancement we. have made in this direction. is due as lunch. if not more. to his efforts. then any other n‘lttlr or agency in the state. and tilts much to his financial disadvan- tage. past. present and future. ovon though he be giVen a lite tenure of the office. Fifth—what he possesses the canon. tive ability to disburse the lame fund at his dispose! to the best interest of the state at large is practically proved by what he has already done in two short yours. when it is known what assistance he was able to command under the law and what cooperation be has been able to secure from the towns. Mr. Birdseye then discusses the his- tory of roll building in the state from 1003 showing how well the work had been done under the old low end up be about three months 330. When the new law. that of 11100 under which work must homlter be done. went into elect. Since then little in. is not begun or carried on after that time. Ilr. liirdu are: cwmnkupdupu ‘W,Mumh bu been done at mum. on road bulld- , ltsecmtttonictb should cello SOLID GOLD BIONET AND STONE SET RINGS. FROM 01.00 UP W. R. Kirch & Co. 70 WASHINGTON SERIET. if in an int . entity Illa this. mothln; beside Republican. A six-cuss? wutrs-Ltuso guarantee PRESERVIN G KETTLE You ...a :ddloollrohr wt equal facility, But no serves thetyoum ' eels beauuthomuol ' " With l Pound Cans , Sovereign ‘ Baking Powder Sovereign Baking Powder is highest in leavenlng power and Absolutely Pun. Endorsed by the Massachusetts learn or Health. the meet particular ct b .... absent. Wear the cocaine on the states. KR mun-ad mwiil Fifty Cents Pound Cans never willed return to old. style bifocal .11“... Th U . P 'f' We Grind Our Own Lens. 6 mo“ llCI ‘0 Fenwick Optical Co. UNITED BANK BUILDING 91 wssmuorou eraser. OPEN EVERY NIGHT THIS ween. Room: 7-0 Tea Co., 12! WASHINGTON OTRSET PHONE 648-8 FRI! DELIVERY Headquarters for Sugar . WMWHMWMMcu ...—M Specials for Christmas Mixed Nuts, 10c 1b., and 2 lbs. for 25p and 15c English Walnuts. lb. ........ 15ci3 pkgs. Raisins .. ........... 25c Hickory Nuts. 2 qts. .. ...... 25c 3 pkgs. Currants I -------- 25c Filberts. lb. ............ 15‘: 3 lbs. Muscatel Raisins ...... 25c Brazil Nuts, lb. ............ me 3 lbs. Salturna Ratslns """" 25c 3 lbs. Prunes ;.. ........ 25c PCcfll’lS. ll). ................. 16C Table Raisins. lb. 9 """"""" ”5c Paper Shell Almonds, lb. ....nc Evaporated Peaches, lb. ““1“ English Walnut Meats. 1/. lb..loc Apricots. lb. ................ 15c Almond Meets. 513 1b. ....... 13c Citron. lb. .................. soc Cranberries, 3 qts. .......... 25c Orange or Lemon Peel. 1b.. . .lsc Figs, lb. ................... lsc 3 lbs. Wet Mince Meat ...... est: 4 cans Pumpkin ............ 25c 3 pkgs. None Such Mince r can Dudley‘s Pumpkin ..... 13c Meat .......... ...... 25c Plum Pudding. a can. .lo. 25. 45c Canned Boneless Chicken. Oranges .................... l6 tor 25c, and 25. 30. 35. 40c per dozen A LARGE SUPPLY OF APPLES. GRAPES. CELERY. SWEET POTATOES. SPINACH. SQUASH AND PUMPKINS. Week ‘ SWEET CIDER RIGHT FROM THE PRESS. United GroceryCo so NORTH MAIN STREET TH! the smile. A. F. Beckmann a. C0. Headquarters for the Largest Stock of Holiday Groceries. Wines and [donors in The Norwsllls. Fancy 'l‘tlllln Raisins, it plus. ..26c Chariot Brand pkgs. Superior Raisins the seeds), pkg. ...-ul- encloses-neoconse-ctso. ‘\ ....lbo lurrants. alooloyleleebll New Ford Dates. lb. .. Anco Brand Fitted Dales. punisc co Brand Dates. Dill. . . . . ..iOc roses Brand Fits. litre .....300 Greece Brand Fin, bukets...2bo Fancy Low Fin. 1. . Arc—ace lb. Best Melon Groped, lb.. . . . . . .1bc Rest Corsican Citron. lb. ....200 3 Best Mixed Nuts. lb. .........160 2“ Fl‘ncy Paper Shell Almonds. Best Haunt Nuts. lb. ..........1iio 3th English Weinnte, lb. . .. . .180 rnurkee’s Sale or Thyme. pkg” 7c Bell's Poultry Drawer. can. . .10.: None Such Mince Meet. plug... Dc int-so Christmas On ice. each tie it quarts Beat (iron , rries....2§o Lemon or Oman bingo. . . .tbc WINES Dolly's Melt Whiskey. bot. ...Ifl Wilson or about. not. .....0130 Old Crow or Old Volley. hot. .31.” l'lnoh‘e outnuw , 0m him or become Iorwocd. AND LIQUORB , autumn Port or silently. mecca Jam imported sherry. bot. ..m Olorceo or Dell Gordon Shel-ta onoi'iosloepfilldoOOGO hot. Ammo Oetewho Um. sounhe-cesevseeoleelooe ”0‘ ooIiIoI-llsioosooooilb t.“ lhflflfl‘ llllflffimfl "I‘ hits-a... a.” WM ”1 ctototfih‘“ mm 1000’ ”no“ u mmmnflm. .cc ... “mm. mm h , ,1 m K , .J ‘I Jug . No. PHONE :43 ' matched ugldtlct Walter linger. rated Choice Golden Pumpkin. can..12o , ... "w ......n ll‘l'hc “SNOWHAN"tcliensthetebig snow storm is on the way. This is good. nevi for the you; folks-it means tine coasting and sliding. We are anxious to no oil the young people happy. '0 we are not going to welt for thunow, but we are going to make it EASY FOR “SANTA CLAUS" TO LEAVE A SLED FOR EVERY BOY AND EVERY GIRL. We have a CII'IOId of handsome sleds and “Flexible" Fiyere, and what boy's eye won't sparkle when he wakes up to find himself the pos- sessor of e reel "dyer.” - ...l... . Every Sled in the Big Department , Goes on Sale Tonight at Less ' Than Cost. For Instance No. 0 Size Flexible Flyer, sold at $1.50; Tonight, 8 .98 No. 1 Size Flexible Fiycr, sold“ at $1.98; Tonight, $1.25 No. 2 Size Flexible Flyer, sold at $2.25 ; Tonight, $1.75 No. 3 Size Flexible Flyer, sold at $2.75; Tonight, $2.00 4 Size Flexible Flyer, sold at $3.98; Tonight, $2.75 No. ’5 Size Flexible Flyet, sold at $4.98; Tonight. $3.50 35c High or Low Sled, for 50c High or Low Sled. for $1.00 SLEDS, - - - 79c Boy or Girl. tonight. 19c Boy or Girl, tonight, 39c $1.50 SLEDS. - - $1.19 $25 Black Russian Lynx” F or Muff and Scarf, $12.98 Russian Lynx has proves the "lost popular (or o! the season. For tonight we otter just ten sets, very innu- Shnwi (”oilar, trimlllod with two inrxe heads. and large size Rug Mull. with head and mil. line tilllfWhlh’lhili‘if‘fil‘...‘T‘f‘f’fi‘ $12.98 $1.50 Books. 85c limp i'opyllnbis. by all the everywhere night Games lllg reduction in price of (lollies. the little tots. but for till ages. 25c Games. 19c 50c Games, 39c “Standard” Waists A big shipment of "Stundsrd" Waists came to us this morning. the tirst oi the Spring order. litany new ideas ill sleeve nlid trimming effects are shown and the qualities urc even better than the past scu- son. See these tonight at Cll'l‘ PRICES. Extra Specials Round the Store Women’s Vests Men’s $1.50Pajamas, $1.00 Pin Cushions, ribbed. “00606: $1.00 49c Tonight ....... 25c it‘xtrn hoary weight iianneleito, l-‘allcy Pin Cushions: all colors; Not only for best authors, listed Ext rs heavy. regularly 89c. S 0 H S rt silk braid uud frogs; sizi‘s up regularly $1.00. and some were . lo 20 inches; regular Slob more. Tonight ............. 49c c 08c uppo ers’ value. Tonight ............ $1.00 39c Shaving Sets Nickie 'l’lfllt‘d and Ebony Sets. Children’s Rain .. Coats Cupc and hood: all colors: regu- $5.98 Chain Purses, $3.98 Solid Silver Purses. handsome two cups. brush and bevelled chitin, kid lined: regular 8508 lurly "-93- M ------- ”‘93 mirror; “.03. $5.90 nlld 80.08 purse. Tonight ........... $3.98 rhinos. All nl ........... $3.00 $1.00 Night Gowns, 790 Women's Hoary Flannel Night Gowns; regularly $1.00. $2.98 Sweaters. $1.59 Women‘s Wool slu‘b; regularly $2.08. Jewel Cases 81.75 and 8200 Gold and Silvm- .lowrl (loses, silk lined. To. night ........... . ......... $1.00 Sweaters; all Al. 31.59 At..79o POOL TOURNAMENTS. ill the pool tournament that is be- in; played at tho Norwalk Fire Police quarters. Alfred Avlson. rated 40. was WESLEYAN FOOTBALL SCHEDULE WESLEYAleflrgtlEgs TO F0011 L . Mllmlnc'rowrz, Dec. 23.—~Woslel’- , . _ . un's iootball schedule for 1910 as an- f“angld‘nowrwmfivza' liBi’vetml‘r nounced today comprises nine games. 0, e “c" y 0 “Wm "‘ - The opening mm, will be with Yale lrt. it“. w. Nicholson, who will repro- at New Haven on Sept 28 and the seat the University in the intercollegi- season Will clone on Nov. ’9’ with the ole rules connllittee. has been instruc- name with Bowdoln 'l‘htl schedule ioi- ted to inform that body that Wesleyan lows: ' is opposed to the iootbull rules as they slept. 20. Yule at New Haven; Oct 1. “mm today. Rutgers. at Middletown; 8.>Amhorst at Middletown; 15, Hamilton at Middle- town;; 22.;Union at Schenectady; 29. or l‘lill‘id'lflll at. 7: “a or n v y ., wn; . Willionls at Williemoltgtt: 'l9. BOW; doln (place to he nomad inter). RAILIOAD’I W IOND II- IUI. NEW HAVEN me. ”will. the cf- iiee o! the New int-ll. New Haven and at 80. last night. Huger iery easily proved the victor by a score of 80 to 22. The pool tournattlellt at the Norwallt Club is attractivlng large numbers of the members andAheir friends. Last night Reed Haviiand. rated at 110. was pitted against H. A. Crumbled. rated at 100. The more was ill) to 0t).in tel. 100. The scale was 110 to iloxin lover of Hevilnnd,_ Referee. John Hoyt; scorer. Wtillorn Donn. Tonight 1". A. webwood. mad at 130. will ii? eminent” V- wane. rated at were played all “Handsome Hose lor lneuuuood to give. Good to buy at Reports at Slat“ ens'. . ’ nun-u. le LONDON MAN os‘t‘e Mill. MIDDIMOWN. Dec. 23. - An- nouncement was made at Wyleyen University today that the [tyres prise ,0, lilo for the best set at examination papers turned in by a freshman in the olmicol course had been awarded to Eugene 8. Clerk, at New London. “You can not e Wise item tor Inn at c. ill. Dow's. DINNII. ditto .. LIGHTHOUOI MISSION M ii. In. 01mm on to be ' fl tho mm Hind mm mm on may. Allocations be Worm omit-sou. ‘ fingufimggnuuunwab
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