11 you have cultivated a taste for
good pure. Candy.
OUR HOME MADE IWEITB
will certainly tickle your palate. Al-
ways trash and enticing.
F. A. LANE
Tel. 409, 1 61 Washington at.
06A NEWS
EVENING SENTIIEL' TELEPHONE
CALLS
I$2-Newe Department
sad—Bullpen Department
Men-Branch Oiflce, Norwalk
890 --E.ditor's Residence
729-5—clty Editor's Residence '
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwulk and vicinity: 'Fair to-
night. [Wednesday ,i’air .nnti slightly
warmer. Moderate to brisk northwest
shifting to southwest winds. An ex.
tended area of high pressure over the
central sections is producing pleasant
Weather with low temperatures in all
sections east of the Rocky Mountains.
Freezing temperatures extend its tar
south as Georgia and Alabama. The
temperature is beginning to. rise slow-
ly in the northwest.
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 211; High, :1
Cloudy. ‘
, The Norwalk High School Alumni
Association will hold a meeting this
evening at the high school building 111
West avenue.
The merits of Dr. Dick's ll edlcinc
has reached evon into Virglui . A let
ter 01! recommendation from a rest
dent of that state will be found in the
adv.
~Miniature decorative electric light-
ing outfits for Christmas trees. Look
them over. Reed & Yolk Elec. 06.
There will be an important meeting
of Catholic Union. Council. Knights of
Columbus, this evening at the Cath-
olic Club building in West avenue.
Officers wil be elected.
Another of the celebrated Thum-
day night $1.01) table do hote dinners
will be served at the Norwnlk Coun-
try Club Thursday evening by Stru-
ard George M. ’l‘ietjnn.‘
-—Men's Slippers, 50c 10 $2.
cr'e Shoe Store
The Endenvm Circle of the South
Norwalk Congregational Church will
Glov-
. meet. tomol row alternoon with 11111;.
W. S. Folant at. herohome in South
Osborn avenue, East Norwalk.
The annual meeting of St. .lohn‘u
LOdge. A. F. and A. AL, will he held
Thursday evening at the lodge room in
Wall siiect. Oiilcers (01 the ensuing
yeni will be elected at that time.
At. iho C(‘ntlal Hotel the lir'ite oi
bottled goods is reduced during the
holidays. There is 11 special $l.li’1 rom-
binatlon otter that will interest you
it will be found in the adv. on
the eighth page.
-—-Any electlical article for heating
purposes would make a practitni gift
All kinds. Reed 81 Volk Electilcnl (Yo
Principally routine business was dis-
cussed at the monthly meeting of Old
-Mliell Hook and Ladder Company, held
last night at the company headqnait
era in Burnout] street. There in talk
of having open house New Your' a.
but this.matler was 1011 entirely in
the hands of the eniettulnment com-
mittee. who will meet and consider the
best course to puroue.
A special concluve of Clinton Com-
mandery, Knights Templar oi Nor
walk will he held Friday evening at
the Aoylu in Wall 111 root at which time
Sir Thomas W. Morgan. of liurtlord,
grand inspector, wil be mascot and
make hie annual inspection The order
of the Temple will also he conferred
and following 11th. 1 11111111101111 11111111111111
there will he s bl 11¢
~Lodioe' wean" libero, £1 to $1.50. ,
Glover 11 Shoes
Secretary and ’i‘res’suror Charles E.
Hoyt of the South Norwolit Trust
Company. and M111. lloyt are planning
tournrtlclpote in 11 very plenum oo-
11 Friday evening. At that time.
the New York section of the Penna l
vent: railroud’e special train to to
' 01111119111101 of the Notional Bunkers‘
Modulation recently at Ma Angelou,
Guillermo, viii hive a reunion t the
Hotel “tent ‘ 11 end arty
fourth “M' An elaborate banquet
will be served at 7 p. 111.
The air 111111 of Morris Voxel
' walnut nil wits indie Vollei. 11 d
which out in! been imuzht with 11 to
3 low sanctions! dotuilu. we: to 111111
come up in the Superior court st
o “1:11.111“ our“ was tell
“i amulet: 1111111!
‘1 Burglary
IEdtoport new but on gone over ‘ ‘
" We write ’
lnSurance
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN
n wnsuluorou e'ruaer, soon-1
nouwalLK. oouu.
, TELEPHONE 1511-:
Park 8. 1111011113
Deliciouscandies
—-80LD AT—
F. H. BAXTER’S
DRUG e'roue "
Time tor K. D. Frsmuior next sum-
mer’s boat. now. Special prices. Two
slightly used boats for sale; one 26-“...
halt cabin, with 8 h. p. new motor.
One 21-tt. with 5% h. p. Stenley. Very
cheap it bought now.
OSCAR ANDERSON
Oysters hell PointNorwolk
If You Have
old roots in your mouth causing you
trouble; do not allow them to remain,
givlng'an 11nwl1olceome breath and in-
viting disease. They can be removed
WITHOUT PAIN by my methods. J
”have given special time and study to
this work. and you will find me well
equipped for the needs of such condi-
tions. Whntl am doing every day for
others, I can do for you. (‘nll in and
we will talk the matter over.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
ilSouth Main St. South Norwslk
lioura: 9 a. n1. to 8 p. m. Sundays
by appointment. only.
I
Handkerchiefs
Hemstitehed Linen. .'12 ,gc, 25c, 35¢:
Embroidered Linen.. 12', he to $2.50
Linen lnitlel.............12‘,>§. 251:
Special Boxes V2 doz. 41.50pm- box
Plain and Fancy ........... So each
Lawn ........... 129-51.,25c and 5°C
XMAS POST CARD!
L—w—
J. I.MALLETTE
(formerly Mlsses Dswson)
88 WASHINGTON BTRIIT
~.——- .1 "w. -'J—M.—W”
SOUTH NORWALK. CQNN.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS
Capitol Surplus and Profits
$100,000.00 01 11,000.00
Bate Deposit loxes, 03 end 06 per your
EDWIN H. HATHEWGON. Pull
JOHN H. KNAPP. m Vice-Pm.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vloe-
~ ”fl
WILF ID aonwett. c.1111!»
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson Henry anymour
John H. Knapp lemuel Grumman
Josiah R. Mervin .1. Wallace Mervin
Chi-lotion lem John H. Light
Fred H. Rowen
1.
".13...— » ~
Prawn...»
’72.} n (.1
‘t'fl‘
0......
. 1.151111111111111111r
(\lfll;'v
Fsy 1111111 1111111 11y
«book. A .oeoeli-
elty for the men
111 buliumi e
1r
.1
Give That Man Useful}
They Are Here
The wise \voman has learned how to save her steps;
holy to select gifts that are sure to win appreciation
from men-wand this 115 how:
Shop Early! >’ 1
liuy men’s gifts at :1 men's store. 11 3,1
As this is the bent 111111111 store ill- this town, you
should tonic dircrily llclcwwe are all ready with the
most complete lines of good gifts for men we- -lihvc'ovor had.
SOME GOOD GIFTS FOR MEN" '1' ’ "
“,‘1
YOU WILL FIND HERE IN UNUSUAEYABSETY
4.1-.
House Coats Sweaters Cull Linh‘ -
Bath Robes Raincoats . Watch Fobs
‘ Neckwcar Gloves Arm Bands“
Mufilers Garters ‘ Umbrellao "
Scarf Pins Hosiery ‘ Cones
Shirts Suspenders Suit Cases '
Handkerchiefs Club Bags Tie Holder!
Suits Overcoats Rubberized Coats
Goods put in pretty holiday boxes without extra
charge.
We also have :1 fine line of Mcn’u Leather Novelties..
I
our. FITTER5
,1 - Two s'ronns: " ’
"The NewSrore South Norwalk
:4 Wall St" Narwalk. 14 South Main St.
You want to trade at 11 store that you can depend ell—~11 store that is
sincere in its every (short to give you an honest service-*1 store that
will never mlarepreeent quality. in short. a sincere utore that is con-
tent to build lor the future and no will keep faith with its customers.
My business has been bullded on 1.1 firm foundation of honest grain at
fair prices :tf'l not 11 one-lime oar place. l want your custom now——
111111 want it in the (plate. ', r 1. “a «Aime, 1t and
MANUEL Touo HATCH:
First in quality. last in price. always in the minds of la custom-
ers1~1lionnle Home Ground Feed for Horace, Cattle and Poultry.
WWW
. 1.- he... 7‘. —:.'..".-.-...‘..;!'.‘.z 3.-.:
‘i
.-
l llillll Ill lilll 1111111
, WALL STREET, 10: 10 s. m.-——Price
“ii-changes were unimportant and hunlv
nose in light volume at the opening“ of
todayu utooh market. With the ex—
ception of Mhlnh Valley, which show
ed a decline of lit, the balance 0 the
list acid of! in minor traction: wit
irregular tndortone.
WAl h STREET, 11 a. m.-—Tho elus-
igiuhness of the market was ielievod
{by a inlet 111111111; movement, which
turned U. S. Steel down to 72, and also
other leaders a. guild traction below
yesterday' 11 cloning. N. Y. Central
dove way 1%. Blight fractional lecov-
ierloa thiew the market into dullneuu
again.
WALL STREET, Nouns—A majority
of issues sold under yesterday's low
prlcen with some reco ery before
noon. The session as n ole was the
dulieut in some time‘ond many of the
native lusues had not been quoted up
to 110011. 'Out of a, total of 116,000
shat-011’ which changed hands in «the
llrst hour 74. 000 consisted of United
States Steel. Reading and Union lin-
rifle in the order named. Trading in
the second hour was even lighter Re
ports oi another copper curtailment
agreement were without cheat. on
these issues. Bonds ware steady.
WALL STREET, 1 p m w-lilven low-
er prices were recorded during midday
on 11 ethanol! volume of baldness. The
increased Weakness of the copper
shares in the face of further efforts to
control production was accepted as
proof of the unsatisfactory state of
that industry. A sensational decline in
foreign exthfllliit." due apparently to an
excess of innikers bills, and resulting
in some domorallznllon. won another
unsettling fat tor Amalgamated Cop
per declined 1% and Union Pacific, St.
Louis Southwestern pid.. United Statue
Steel and American Beet Sugar 1. 1
A Sensible and Pleasing
Christmas Gift . ' 1 .1
to a Man
(live a lady oomething macy and pretty, but a. man
wants something more 0 the everyday order—tor .
lnutance. Neckline, Socks. Shirts. Suspenders.
Our unparalleled, the beyond-comparison eltowllntl or
Neckwear malted selecting easy. Hundreds to in look
st-600. 76c. 81. 00. A “admin“ presentution Km
box with each tie. '1‘
lnterwove licks, an ideal slit—one pair or a. dozen
For the oildays we are showing an attractive box
of four pairs, assorted colors or black, :1 00.
A 111;, roomy Blanket Bath Robe, $5.00. , 7
House Costs, 85.00, 36.00. , ' ' ,
Umbrellas. $1.00 to $5. 00. ‘
Linen Handkerchiefs-am fact, all the. good things l
man needs.
:
98 Woslungtoh Street
South Norwelk. Conn. .
PRICES “t
See Christmas suggestions in F'. A.
Mitchell's adv.
"Wm...
lelxnxxl. lull-xllllxxl’ll111111x1t‘xlllxlllxll
1n.
For Fresh FlSH go where the handle nothing
but FISH to get the BEST
WEAKFiSH, BLUEFISH, SALMON. HALIBUT, FLATFtSH. SPANlSH
MACKEREL, SNAPPER BLUES. OTEAK COD. SMELT, POI-LOCK. FROST-
FlSH, BUTTERFISH, HERRING, FINNAN HADDIE, LONG lSLAND AND
SEA ESCALLOPS, HARD CLAMS, GREENPORT OYSTERS. LONG AND
ROUND CLAMB.
CItYNationalBank Culbiil’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 1113. FREE DELlVERY.
i1
Christmas Photographs ‘
COM! NOW AND I! bull or HAVING WORK FOR CHRISTMA.
Picture Framing—with 300 Patterns to Seléct From
Jackson’s New Art Store
IN CONNKOTION WITH 'TUDlO.
Jackson’s Studio
PICTURI. OF ALL KIND.
Opposite Hotel
Norwelk,Coo11.
Holiday Gifts
A Gift from the Jewelcr' e is ydweyo acceptable and is
A Lasting
Colébum 81' Leader 11
The Jo, if] 1
Otter two tom and complete 5dr” iotyour inspection.
21 won stroll. notional: 11 WW in... so. nonwhm
O. O. O.
O. O. O.
1}:
w. .m...»....._~..~.. WW...
Only Ten Dollars
- of Your Christmas Money l
’lhat s all it takes to have this beautiful Huntington Piano sent home, to make a hap- . .
py t lnistmas day for all the lam? ly. ‘ > (it,
It means constant entertainment and life for the home. It means musical educationior ' ' '
the children. it means all the refininginfluencesthat'go with familiarity with music.
How often do you spend ten dollars foolishly?
Once a month, at least. or you are a careftH householder.
llcre, for Ten cash, and only Six :1 month you may give to your wife or 1111131115111-
most enjoyable and valuable possession that could be placed' in the home.
Time 111 no other medium-priced piano to compare with the Huntington in worthy
piano qualities. Tone, action, construction, beauty of design and finish are vastly better
than most pianos selling for nity dollars moro. 1
'l Come in and sec and here it. And rtlmel'ober that
. ONLY TEN DOLLARS ’
{is all you need to pay to have it sent home. _ . .
\
. “Lg , 1
grog-111.143 5‘13 ‘15:,»
1..
E. >
1'1
11a r1111
.1. :11...
~ tit one 1111 El) 11.
olll 11111 1111131111 mm, lull
Norwalk Chronicler