.
. ”All kinds. Reed & Volk Electrical Co.
' the meeti
‘ nipault Republican club.
. ected today.
,dcceased present.
'llill'e tint t
It you have cultivated s‘ tutu tor
good pure. Dandy.
OUR HOME MAD! SWEET!
will certainly tickle your potato. Al-
may: trash and enticing.
RA. LANE
fol. 400. iii Washington 81.
[08A NEWS
EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CAL LLS
92-2--Nowo Department
92-3—Buoinou Department
wit-Branch Office, Norwaik
800 —-Edltor's Residence
7295—City Edltor'o Residence
WEATHER FORECAST. -
For Norwaik and vicinity: llnset-
tied weather With rising temperature
tonight and Thursday. lirlsk and
high southwest winds. A disturbance
central this morning moved otei Laue
weather with light snow and high
winds in the Lake region. This vicin
ity will be on the souihoin edge of
this disturbance during the next 21
hours. The tempeiatuie continues low
in the southern sections but is listing
in the northern sections. Warnings
for high southwest winds are display
ed along the New England coast.
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 36; high, .32.
Cloudy ,
Mrs. John Kline, of Norwalk. will
entergvin a number of her friends at
her h me thin \evening.
At the morning assembly in the
High school today Prof. W C. Perry
rendered three veiy line solos. 1
RDutine usiness was transacted at
of the Norwalk Local Car
pcntors‘ and Joiners' meeting 'last ev-e
nlng in the Gazette building I11 Wall
street. .
-Ladies' warm Slippers, 81 to $1.50.
Glover's Shoe Store.
Dr. Edward ll. Gumbart. principal
ofthe Norwulk High school, is still
confined to his home with a severe
cold. Prof Mary is acting as princi-
pal at the school in his absbnce
The \Vinnip.1uk Social club met last
evening in their quarters in the \‘i in
'l‘wclte new
members were elected and routine
business Was transacted. The next.
meeting will be held Tuesday lleccm
her 20.
—-—Fur- topped Carriage Boots for the
baby. Flynn's 11001 Shop.
John E. Hoyt, ot‘ Ger place. has
moved to Stamford to re do. He Wail
operated upon in the Stamford Hospi-
tal. yesterday, {or appendicitis. and is
resting as comfortably as could be ex-
o
An anniversary mass of requiem was
celebrated this morning in St. Mary‘s
Church far the late Mrs. James K.
Powell. The celebrunl was Father
Thomas J. Finn and there were a large
number of friends and relatives 01' the
”Any electrical article for heating
purposes w'ould make a practical gilt.
The Pine Lodge Whist Club met.
yctserday afternoon With Mrs. E. 0.
Keeler. ot' Mott avenue. and was a
very enjoyable occasion. There were
three tables employed (or the card
playing and two prizes Were awarded.
Mrs. E. A. Woodward secured the that
prize and Mrs. Clarence Osborn the
guest prize Refreshments followed
the card playing and a general social
hear.” The am meeting will be held
two weeks from yesterday. but the
place has not been decided upon.
Town Clerk Herbert ll. Smith has
received several marriage licenses
from other towns of Norwalk people
married away from home. They are:
William M. Rose to Lottie M. Rose.
in Bridgeport. by Rev. Mornn Miller,
on October 3,13 Eloyd .1. Penney to
Leah L. M. Lynett, In Stomtord, by
Rev. John D. Sirens. on November 6th;
Harvey S Barraclouih‘ to Josephine
Ohvatil. in Stamford. by Rev. Charles
M. Addison. on November 10th: Hilton
'1‘. Harris to Mabel Raymond. in Stom-
tord. by Rev. Claude ii. Prlddy, on
November 2111:. .. 0
which: Slippers. Ii 1: to 02. Giov-
or‘o Shoo 8 rat
111-. A. its. of Newtown
avenuor‘o ”11 the members oi
that wort o irotlon or the Ho!-
pltal .il‘himbid Club yoltorday often
noon at her spacious residence. At thil
time an unusuaily ism amount at
work was doodmpilrbod and the ladies.
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TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN
14 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH
NORWALK. CONN.
tILEPHONE 105-!
Park 8. Tilford’s
Delicious Candies
--SOLD AT—-
r. H. BAXTER’S
DRUG STORE
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Time for K. D. Frames for non lum~
mer's boat now. Special prices. Two
slightly used boats for solo; one 211—11..
halt cabin, with 8 11.11 new motor.
One 21- it with 51,5 h. :1. Stanley. Very
cheap it bought now.
OSCAR ANDERSON
Oyster Shell PointNorwalk
old roots in your month causing you
trouble, do not allow them to remain,
giving an unwhoicsome breath and in-
vitlng disease. They can be removed
WITHOUT PAIN by my methods. I
have given special time and study to
this work. and you will find me well
equipped for the needs of such condi~
tlons. What I am doing every day for
others, i can do for you. Call in and
We will tall: the matter over.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
16 South Main St. South Norwnlk
llours: ii a. n1. to 8 p. m. Sundays
by appointment only.
Handkerchiefs
Hamstltohoti Linen.12‘,3c, 25c, 35c
Embroidered Linon..12l,-c 1o 32.50
Linen Initial. . .. ...... . . .1293, 25c
Special Boxoo' a. 1101. “$1 50 per box
Plain and Fancy ........... So each
Lawn ..... . .12 311,261: and 50:1
XMAS POST CARDS
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J. I.MALLETTE
(formerly Mime Dawson)
1111 WASHINGTON STREET
vmw .....-....
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS
Surplus and Profits
$117,000.00
85!. Deposit Dom. 03 and 05 per your
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. lot Vice-Pros.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2111! Vice-
Pros.
WILFRKD BODWELL. Ollhlor
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
dutch R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swan: John H. Light
. Fred H. Rowan
fl.“
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Capitol
$100,000.00
e\q
._,..,
Pay yourbllll by
chock. A neces-
_ city for tho man
in linoleum 11
convenience tor
. “SHOES. "
" , You“ men“: so
, ~111- ohmic“?
trod , ,
If You Have!
Give That Man Useful! Gifts
' They Are Here» 3
The wise woman has learned how to save her steps;
how to select gifts that are sure to win appreciation
from men-mend this is how:
. Shop Earlyl
Buy men's gifts at a man's store.
As this is the best 111 in 's SlillC in this town, you
should come dircttly licrcw—wc arc all ready with the
'3 1111151 tnmplctc lim. 5 of good gifts for 111mm: have ever had.
SOME GOOD GIFTS FOR MEN”
YOU WILL FIND HERE IN UNUSUAL VARIETY
House Coats Sweaters Cuff Links
Bath Robes Raincoats Watch Foba \
Neckwear Gloves Arm Bands
Mufflers Garters Umbrellas
Scarf Pins Hosiery Canes
Shirts Suspenders Suit Cases
Handkerchiefs Club Bags Tie Holders
Suits Overcoats Rubberized Coats
Goods put in pretty holiday boxes without extra
charge . . . .
We also have a fine line of Mon 5 Leather Novelties.
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TWO STORES:
South Norwalk
:4 South Main St.
The New Store
24 Wall St, Norwalk.
You want to trade at a store that you can depend on-a store that in
sincere in its every effort to give you an honest service—La store that
will never misrepresent quality. in short. a sincere store that In con—
tent to build for the future and so will keep faith with its customers.
My business has been bullded on a firm inundation of honest grain at
fair prices and not a onetime ordvr place. I want your custom now-—
and want it in the future. 3 4' 3 v j 3-. ,~ . ; '5‘. 3
‘ MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality, last in price. always in the minds of its custom-
”fig
ers~~Bonnle Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry. 5
L":
1..." Fresh FISH go where the handle nothing
but FISH to get the BEST
‘ WEAKFISH, BLUEFISH. SALMON, HALloun FLATFISH. sums»
MACKEREL. SNAPPER BLUES. STEAK coo, SMELT. rememmnoov.
FISH. surrsarlsn, HERRING, FINNAN moms, LONG ISLAND AND
sea escattors, HARD cums, onseuponr oversaqr'totio AND
ROUND cutie.
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TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
JV >0 (A . ”"_:... I-
New Picture. Stare
AND 11111111: sudr
Now Open at Jackson' 8 Studio. 11 V 11111 THE ONLY ART
STORE in Town— and buy your
Xmas Pictures :: Sifii'ow'diiiimm'i
Seplas. ilTbe RHINE PRIN i S are beautiful—11 Full Line.
Jackson’ 3 Studio mil. 3.3.123
Holiday Gifts
A Gift from tho Jeweler’ a is yo‘lwayo acceptable and is
A Lasting One
.3 Colebum 81 Lauder .
The Jewelers .
Otter two we and complete «an 1' your inspection. ,
21 wall Strut. nonmax 911w 111.. so. honwamt ‘
n u‘ so
u oo oo
‘lillill ill Will Siliil
WALL STREET. 10:10 am inn-«Stocks
advanced at the opening but the in.
filthy was very light and the coins of
lttle consequence outside at Union
1.9111311 Valley, which were up 1.5 to 94,.
WALL STREET. 11 a. m.-—I.lull op-
erators finding that the initial rise did
not bring out any stock became more
confident and pushed the list up far-
they Purchases were slight, but the
whole movement had an appearance
of some stability.
WALL STREET. Noon.———'Ijbe 1111.
movement held well throughout the
morning session with especial strength
in the leading issues. The rise In the
liarrhnnn stocks was associated with
reports favorable to Southern Pacitlc.
while the buying of Leliluh Valley
seemed to have some connection with
the meeting or tbecoinpsny‘s direc-
tors, scheduled for today. Reading's
advance was sympathetic. Bonds were
steady.
WALL STREET, 1 p. m.-A slight
reaction set in during the noon hour
over the disappointment expressed at
the failure of the Loltigh Valley direc-
tors to take action on the dividend and
the market relapsed into dullness.
NORWALK MEDICAL assocu.
TION.
Dr. Walter Hitchcock Chosen Presi-
dent, and Dr. Brown Vice-Proficient.
Tho Norwalk Medical Association
held Its annual meeting at the Ma-
huckcmo last evening and elected the
following omreru for the your 1911:
l’residontwllr. Waltt-r Hitchcock.
Vice-Presidentw—Dr. Franklyn G.
lirown.
Secretary and Treasurer-”Dr. Wil-
liam H. Stowe.
(f! onnors fully sustained his reputation
as a provider or good thoer.‘
Pacific. Southern Pacino, Reading and -
The collation furnished by Landlord V
A Sensible and Pleasing
Christmas Gift
tothm
(1 ire a lady something fancy and pretty, but a man
wants something more on the everyday order—tor
instance, Neckties, Socks,8hi1ts, Suspenders.
Our unparalleled the beyond-comparison showing or
Neckwoar makes selecting easy. Hundreds to to look ‘
lit-500. 7511, $1. 00 A handsome presentation Xmas
box with each tie.
interwoven Socks an ideal glib-one pair or a dozen.
For the Holidays we are showing an attractive box
of tour pairs, assorted colors or black $1.00
A big. roomy Blanket Bath 301.19.35.00.
House Coats, 35.011, 36.00.
Umbrellas, $1. 00 to 85. 00.
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Linen Handkerchiefs-in tact all the good thlnzs a
man needs.
I
' PRICE’S 8*-
98 Washington Street
South Norwalk Conn.
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ONLY TEN DOLLARS
is all you deed to pay to have it sent home. 1. "
SONNE
‘— PIANO COMPANY
tot Wuhinston Street. 0111‘: United Dank building.
0
Only Ten Dollars
‘ of Your Christnfas Money
'ihat's all it takes to lune this beautiful Huntington Piano sentliomc, to make shop—r
py Christmas day for all the iam3iy.
It means constant cuicriaiummt and life for the home it means musical education for
the children. It means all the rcfininginflucncas that go with familiarity with music.
How often do you Spend ten dollars foolishly?
Onto a moutl1,at least or you are a careful householder .
Here, for Ten cash. and duly Six :1 month, you may give to your wife or daughter the, 3
most enjoyable and valuable possession that could be placed in the home. ,3“
There is no other medium—priced piano to compatrc with the l-luntington in- worthy
piano qualities. Tone, action, construction, beauty of design and finish are vastly bother
than most pianos selling for titty dollars more. '
. Comp 111 and sec and here it. And remember that
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