Curtains ‘ MdIlInI1IuiI dbriltiIddi-tdasit cur- talpl. It inc and: flips I Yard. 1 Also LIII Curtains It title a 03.50 ' pair. 1 E. K. shuns 1 ‘ «autumnal» item. noon. ecu-m anemia. ,l ,.1— MW rum-a1 1111 iii, N1 W8 EVENING OENTINEI. TELEPHONE OALLB . 1‘ I ode—Nam Department lad—Boats". . DepImnent dike—Branch Office. Norwalk 890 ddlbr’l‘ Hakim 729 5—cny Editor‘l aIItdInco Charles Deilarberi, who conducts a business in Plainsville. Ohio. and who has been spending a few days with his parents in Norwalk has retained west. The Ladies Aid Society of tho Sil- vermlne Church has prepared an Inter- esting entertainment, which will be 1given at the church tomorrow even- as. Edward White. a well-known South Norwalk hatter. who has been em- ployed in Danbury for some time. has nigved from Concord street to that c y. Henry T. Prowitt. of Eimcrcst, the. well-known Norwslk hardware dealer, has gone to north Carolina. where he lwillltsolourn/ for a few weeks for his as 1. Joseph Fortin, well-known in Nor- walk ,who recently resigned his post- ticn‘ In A.‘ Roy’s cafe. has gone to New Britain, where he will spend a few days with his parents. On Thursday evening of this Week there will be a rehearsal of the first degree of Our Brothers‘ Dodge. (lift cers and members of the guard are re quested to be present. -—Can you do more with your money than at the Trinity Bazaar, Red Men's Hall. December 6? The new pool tournament of the South Norwalk Fire Police has been started and already one game has been played. Frederick Schcub. 120.. defeated Frank i’. Oddo 75, by the score of 120 to 50 The next game has not yet been announced it is with pleasure that the friends of Robert D. Tristram, of Wall street. who attends the University of Wiscon- sin. at Madison, Wis.. will hear that he has been elected football manager of the University team, which is one of the fastest teams in the west. —-—Try the quality of coal Raymond Bros. are selling and be comfortable. warm. andmeals and on time. A movement Is on ft 1 to have the state odiclals deport ose Masscra. a native of Hungary. who Is now at the town farm. The selectmen are look- ing up the matter and are of the opin- ion that the woman should be de ed by the state since she has been are only since last June and Is a pauper. The ladics'of the Municipal league have arranged to hold a luncheon next Tuesday a - can at the Hotel Clit‘. ford and present ludicutious are that there will be a large attendance Last Saturday afternoon the indies had a musical tea It the same hotel and they were so well pleased with the treatment accorded by Proprietor McPherson that the luncheon is the result. The recently organized Bakers' Un- ion expects to get into full fledged working order by the first of the year. Part of the list of officers has already been chosen and includes: Peter Whil- itning. president; Henry Gcrrin. lei rotary, and Horace Webb. financial secretary and treasurer. The next meeting will he held Saturday aftel noon at 5 oclock at the Central Labor Union Lyceum in South Norwalk. The automobile owners are busy get- ting their new license numbers, which they must have on December 313i. There is but a month longer to obtain them and all must have them by the first of the new year, till]. The new born wil be white letters with a blue background instead of a red background and .thc object o the change In that it our without the new license may call detected by the police and at or In critics and held “ii The Misses Helen A. Nolan and An- na 1". Barry. otthe Norwalk Hospital. will leave that institution to go to New York city, where they will start “now In a. hospital it chiefly yrlt onta heroin .‘1‘ New “York city yesterday. is confined to his home with a fever. l ‘ ri- be two weeks from ystcrday with Mrs us diseases. Both mat olpital. Anthony Pinball. spent the doy in P. A Persons, of 70 Spring street. A Mrs. J. E. Wood and daughter. Miss A complete assortment of Dotted Eldgrlorie, spent yesterday in New York 1 10 y 1 Harold Glendennlng. of West Main street, is confined to his home by ill nous. Acting Postmaster and Mrs. yesterday In New York. the Norwalk Post once In the inner otilce and furnishes a great light. Albert Gebebo. of France street. A spent yesterday in New York city In the interests of the Boston liters. James Waleule. of France street, is confined to his home with an attack of lo' grippe. Dr. Dertt T “Van Doren, of Maple; str,eet moved his household effects to; set avenue in his new home. yestetu‘ si’ ‘ Tree Warden Joseph Cotnoll of Norwalk to removing a dead elm trco win street i Mr. and Mrs William Gilbert. of g Plymouth avenue. have teturned to their home after spending several days in Ridgedeld. 1 Anson E. Keeler. employed by the Armour Beef Company as silica than. as yet located in Norwalk. spent the in Ridgetield yesterday. At the meeting of tho Glace Church Girls Friendly Society. last evening, the regular slnging’claes was conduc- ted by Mrs. Edward Sims. The Connecticut Contpany line the town road loller at work on Mill Hill. ‘icday rolling the new ties and tracks! that have been installed there. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Coburn are in this city to which they have returned from Pennsylvania. '1 hey are consid~‘ cling remaining hero pcxmanently. Edwntd 'l‘nylor. brother of Frank Taylor, was arrested in South Norwalk yesterday for drunkenness. for the first time in sixteen years. He was fined 33 by Judge Taylor, and paid the amount. Charles H. Franke of Main street. who recently resigned ltis position with his father, 0. A. Franks In the Wall street. tonaorlal parlors has tali- on anothei position iwih his father in the same place. Two horses fell down on the slip pery pavement this morning in Wall street. One belonged to 'l‘. Brennan. the market man. and the other to the Méeker Coal Company. Neither were greatly injured. The continued case of Joseph Kal- mor, charged with drunkenness and bre ch of the peace. Monday night, was nod 86 on the first count. and $10 on the second count. As he could not pay he went to jail. 3 There will be. an important meeting of the Notrwalk Aerie. Fraternal (,lrd- er of Eagles. this evening in- the quar- ters in the Gazette building in Wall street. This is a special meeting and every member is earnestly requested to be present. The Pine Lodge Club" met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Dexter Hitchcock. of West avenue and I very pleasant time was enjoyed. Four tables of whist were In evidence and refreshments were served. The next meeting will E. 0. Kcelcr. of Arch street. The Boston Store automobile, in charge of Frank Rooney. nearly mounted the sidewalk in front‘of Tris- trsm & liyntt's this morning as a re- sult of skidding. There are no skid chains upon the. tires and the auto slowed around and Val prevented from climbing the sidewalk. only by the efforts of the driver. The season for the shooting of birds closes today and while it cannot be. said that the season WIs unsuctnessful still it is known that fewer birds were caught this year than ever before However a ferret may be used for a longer time and it II expected that those hunters who have not been good shots will still continue to try 1 1 l t ' 0...-.- In trout oi the Scliec r proper y in Mar 1 OF QUALITY One of the notcv‘Iorthy points of our store is its ”LID RELIABILITY. “we... Our moi-t ouaurv. our LOW Palcsc. our large and "limousine - 8.. Admins, of Westport ayenuc. spent sTOCKO. are facts, not theories. Coliius' quality has by knowing furniture buyers as the standard of merit. If an article is About are light has been placed In its good We have faithfully considered the Furniture needs anti offer a choice has of reasonable Furniture that will bring brightness and comfort to the home. A. J .COllins Co. Funeral Dream and Embllmers. ‘12. 18 North Main Street. or WALL eraser. , PHONE “I. ’Soutlt Norwaik. Conn. O. B. Jackson Optician Everything in the Optical Line. Eyes Examined Free NORWALK. GET STARTED RIGHT Merrill Commercial Course trains you for DUSINESS SUCCESS So. Norwalk Stamford ' 160 CARRIAOIR. BUSINESS WAGONB. FARM WAGONR, 16TH» WAGONR. AND FOUR-WHEEL REAR TIP CARTB. Port Chester A OFT iN NEED I8 A GIFT , ' iNDEID— therefore “brittle Information as to who one the best werk and Is moat prompt with Auto Repairing should be considered as I most acceptable Christmas present. Those who know llan- ford's garage and repair shop also know how good and than ' ough they do work entrusted to them. Give us a trial by having your car overhauled and put in first class condition (01' the bulb “Hamil. Haul ard’s 4i! North flats FOR SALE IOT‘I'OM if you In In want of any of the above, will make you annals price. LUTHER MWRIGHT'S NORTH MAIN AND UNION 3T8. 10nd ‘bccn accepted are using a 31.600 car. the Bull Dos. hot-9‘ product of that company. Up to 6 ‘ Mm Two MIn Witib'i I m 1PIII 111111111911 Nerw‘alk. Two men in an automobile passed through 1111111111111; last evening It exact. ly d p. in. They stopped for refresh- ments at the Norwalk Hotel and there left an account of their trip. It seems . that they are taking a 100,000 mile trip under the auspices of the Abbott. De. .troit Automobile Company and‘ they 'c'clo’ck last evening they had traveled lid. i369 miles of their durability run. They went from Detroit to Portland Maine. and are now probably upon their trip to the south, having expected to leave New York last evenini Their southern trip will take them through all the states and most of the princi- pal cities. and they will return to New York for New Year's Day. when they will attend the automobile show The men who are making the trip are Montague Roberts. who it will be remembered, was the winner of the 'New York to Paris race several ‘years ago. The other man is Charles C. Pelcersl, M. 0., who is a noted long distance automobile racer. The men have everything that they could possi- bly need with them. being ready for all conditions. They have a tent and Hath, 1 Hats at - Hats at - - ”.1, Hats at - - 1-.” values up to 1+6 use of Mill Progre ” i" MintZ’ s “Wt camping outfit and besides this they have planks and ropes and tackle for pulling the machine from muddy roads that may be encountered. So far the run has been successful and they have not made a great of use of their con- tingency stock After the New York automobile show the men will again links to the road. They will go to Chicago. where they twill be on exhibition The object of the trip Is to prove that a 81, at) our man make it all right. After the race . In over and the 100. 000 miles accom- plished the car will be taken to the factory and taken apart. The parts will be examined and then experience from the run will show how and where to make the parts of the machine bet- ter and stronger. 0n the trip the auto mobile will pass through every state in the union, will cross the continent twice and will complete a rircienbout the border. beside going Into Canada on the north and Mexico on the south- west. The car attracted much attention as it passed through Nor-walk. last even ng. HAD CLOTHES TAKEN. a“... Thomas Montgomery. of Wilton Ave- nue. Also I Victim of Thlsi. nae. was also the victim of the bold clothes-line robber who visited Wilton avenue on Monday evening. ills clothes were upon the line It the. rear of his home, which is situated just across the street from Bentisrd Natte~ folds house. which was robbed on Monday night. as was told exclusively in last evening‘s issue of The Sentinel: and the thief entered from the rear to all probability At any rate he made a good haul according to all accounts, for there were a great many articles of Mr. Montgomery's wearing apparel upon Incline. 1 It is now thought that the robberies were committed by tramps. for the houses are in Wilton avenue, which runs parallel to the llsnbury and Nor- waik railroad. The theory that it was someone living in the neighbor- hood ls not now being considered. The fact that the clothes taken have been men's in each InItatfbe would further advance the later theory that the bar- girl.» is a trump tracknaiiter halting only long enough fp procure a change of clothing Clothes lino thieves are again abroad In Norwalk and operated last night in Merwin street. taking I con- siderable amount of clothing thIt had been left out all night on account of the wet weather. at No. It. ~——-v¢--W’ 1 The stores about 1111111111111. arctic the holiday trade. .roa SALE their luck with this animal. The news at the water commission- ere ofiite in the (‘lty of Norwalk this morning was not. encouraginl. yet as City Engineer Charles N. Wood has gone to the reservoir it is expected that when he returns there may be the report that there is enough water to last several days more Norwalh may have to buy more water before the drought In over. and yeIterday'I rain did not help them out to any. great extent. for the rain was not heavy and did not tend to raise the levely of the reservoirs to any appre- ciable height. 1"" .1 walk, Whose m3 will be Given Upon Ilcatieit. Writes the Feb Icwinp on Technical dl" . ~ .. Dr. Dick's ModtoinIOo 80““! I .Om‘t. COMI‘ 311111111 diploma! in Nolan I‘l‘ oval-systole Matmutoolrup Nomi H t Itiperiiiltt‘lnd I to In ‘ MII egeman. w c that odlcc and who and pains which man the human body W. Barry is“ a member Iuch nursery habitation. ml of Him year‘s class. Both are promising' 1. 1 1 “MMilfill'lfl. IIII Katrina; silica Gentlemen it II with pleuurs that iIdd my common-11 to tho on com- standingy Dr. Dick’s medicine. I have found it a Ill” stir. for colds and Milw- Mm strum: Icha- III of 1111mm“ class. will take up um 'I oil of IIIth superintem dyer. . store and tie A Prominent Law.» of south Nor» -- Blilidprlc Wail Board and Sheathing . and better than Latin and Planter; also um time in building. This practical Iubstltute for lath Ind Boy’s High - "cut STORM BOOTS ”508133 BLACK AND TAN » » Those are unusual values. the highest possible standard in foster- talc and workmanship. We try to give the very must we can for the money in STYLE, 1 WEAR. FLYNN’S BOOT WSHOP Humor lo Flynn C Ryan llo Whom Street. 11.11.. Norwalh 111 Modern 9-room house. all improve- meats. excellent condition. casually located in South Norwallt; low price. Will make terms satisfactory. H. E. Dean 8. Son 'i (theorems-I) 4s WALL Ir; NORWALK IIIlIIorIo Wall Jest-d is I plaster II will PM? for Min Hilllo ill lid ric Well Board in smell. in 1 but fit resort and ‘ “.44.th “ll“ hIIpIr nation to Ituulag. Being applied, dr paper or burlap sum time unitary: “sauteed proof IuIlnIt mutton. nut. we. madcof phalt Manic. Ind Itirfacotilt instructor: Into uniform mm m to: ac. and I thick. Thain about: (delivered in 0 pal Iii to standing ready for wallpa any um: lllIhopri . y it is at once ill)”. a airfoil drcIIId is used c 1 «tints «In m; are easily and «tell! Ii ltd. vermin. i bedded. it ll l‘r at or burlap. 1113‘. agar“! “I . “and Definition of Chiropractic common in till not: cause of the disease maths back. Iircolf acacia creates modem " meant. the olden-tom: Thomas Montgomery. of Wilton eves THE NEW SCIENCE 11. ‘1 cadmaaoccupaatofancarh yam courts uonw ALK. locus. , . mu. TIL. In. vans flu. III. 1 Lumber and MillWork for Eye from a Piggety to a Palace SPECIALTIES Window mus or every aescnptioa.0u.1two Inc three-ply '11.. Moulded Wooden Gutters. tn IIIII. Show lag and BulldIrI' P if... "Lincoln” Alphlll Fabric Mill. warranted. Ball‘“lnltl'atlng and momma f’lfim An early shipment of our of or for Spring Waiats has just arrived. These be fresh, new. advance styles. they will appeal to w men who are looking for something neat and calm , yet serviceable. prac- tical and durable. as a Christa 3 gift for some mem- 4 her of the family or a dear tiiend. Choose early before the, Wallis have become musw ,v ad from handling. and before the real rush of Christ- mas shopping begirui. Prices range from 98c up to 810 each. The N. E lily yan Co. 86 Washington Street, S th Norwalk, Ct. w WITH YOUR HEAT li'ING SYSTEM If you no ill It before you decide urhat. kind you ll ham? it you already barb a furnace, let us look It or tell you what's wrong. and after we have remind we guarantee MORE HEAT than you' re ever rocolv from it before . The Jones 8- Hotchltlss C031”. 11 Walidfnot1‘ Phone 14! ESTIMATIU CHIIRFULLY FURNIRH 1m... Flour. - 8818013; Barrel MalnePotatoes1. .......... ........,........peck.soc; bushels. packages any kind Pancake Flour 1 . . . . . .. 3 packages Hecker's or White Rose diatmcal ................ aquatic CranberrieI ..... . . . ..... Home Celery and Spinach Sworn Potatoes, Grapes, Apples, Nuts and Sweet Cider. uNirEo Gaocstj Y COMP 20 NORTH flAlN ITRIIT. surest-so II- --------- 1‘ t gave the no 1 to work upon. The group of well-creased men. apparently seeking for the dead- Ili Americans, was shot dead as no pattern. was walking along I rletn to? . early today.. Accordiu o the any witness of the shooting. Vincent Bi~ nib-u— HARTFORD MAN D ARTll'OilD. Nov. so. 1 . I lumber chills min by of Iilvol‘IInlthI.d ta 1 streetyuurdny11 in!“ Mmfi moat house on Manhattan street which. noggin” and Jill. In: «new MI compel! , tag I at the murdered man tuition fy hi lilo clotltl ll of , l .1th label etc; away on A . 1 1 3’ ‘ 1. heart from years on. ions. who then rite off There lino 4u ’ ”in I When ii. _ a...» :7 1:1 . . I.
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