fl.
’ Norwalk Building. Loan and invest-
wdloys with his family.
; Maven and o
it you have cultivated a taste for
good pure, Candy.
OUR HOME MADE SWEET:
will certainly tickle your palate. Ai-
waya fresh and enticing.
F. A. LANE
‘l’sl. 409. 51 Washington St.
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cvsmno esurmsi. TELEPHONE
CALLS
oz-z—lNowo Department
Dali—Business Department
44-2—Branch Office, Norwalk
890 ——Edltor‘s Residence
729-5—City Editor’s Residence
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity. Uh.
settled weather with Occasional flurry
of snow or light rain tonight. 'i‘ues-
day clearing. Slightly colder. Brisk
south and southwest winds shifting to
northwost late tonight 0r Tuesday and
probably becoming high. A distur-
bance central this morning over 011-
tsrio is producing cloudy and unset-
tled weather in the Lake region and
New England. Pleasant weather pre-
vails in other sections east of the
Rocky Mountains. The temperature is
fails in the eastern sections and mod-
erate in the central and western sec-
tions. No extreme low temperatures
were reported this morning.
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY. .
Temperaturez‘
Low. 21 ;
Clear.
high, 30.
~Victor Talking Machines for Xmas.
F. E. Lockwood div. (30.. 39 V all street.
Things for “his" Christmas will be
found in Price‘s adv.
“Editor McClure, of McClure's Mug-
azluo. will lecture tonight at Metho-
dist Church. Norwaik. _
The regular monthly meeting of the
men! Association will he held tomor-
row evening at the office of Taylor iii
Golden. . .
~liavc you seen the electric vacuum
cleaner? it would make your wife an
excellent Christmas gift. Reed a Volk
Electrical Co.
The newly elected oiilccrs of Old
Well Lodge. A. l“. and A. M. will be in-
mailed tommrow owning. and at the
conclusion of the work a supper will
be serVed
, ‘—~A good u. s. o M. Suit or Over
coat makes a fine Christmas present.
See them at ltogcrs & Stevens'.
BREW. _
The'dlvorce-sult brought by lion
man Vogel against his wife. Lydia Vo~
gel. charging her with infidelity, is due
to come. before the Superior Court to-
morrows A continuance was secured
from last week on acount of the re
ported illness of Mrs. Vogei.
«Delicious homemade mince meat,
at Nelson Hoyt's.
Hugh Hines, of Wilmington. N. (1..
a former well‘known Norwnlk young
man and player (1 1e old Company l<‘
basket ball tesm‘r'ivcd in Norwalk
this noon to spend llo (‘ hristmns hull
lie is being
greeted by his many fllcnda about lilo
town.
-«»l.loliclous homemade mince meat,
at Nelson lioyt's. '
Thomas Flaherty tilt lining young
journalist is feeling lndlsposcd and
Was this morning forcmi to leave his
studies in the Norwulk High School
and go to his home in Prospect ave-
.oue. His many i’llendil wish him a
atrocity recovety from his illness and
hope that he will be able to be out
again tomorrow.
wiieave your order for homemade
Christmas Candy. at Nelson lioy'Ls ‘
Ex- President Theodore Roosevelt
and daughter. Miss Ethel sovelt.
have been invited to attend is dance
or the Round Table Club. o! NorWaik.
on the 28rd of this month Warren 0.
Woodward, a member of thd club. met
the cit-president and his daughter on
‘the mentor returning from names.
and it was through him that the invita-
tions were sent
. ~Lesve your order for homemade
Christmas Candy. at Nelson lioyt‘s. ‘
Arthur Murray was taken with so so
took at acute intimation last "out
and was obliged to so to Dr. James
Gretta?! Mmedioslatlendsnoo. Hole 1
much to the rollerh or
his friends. mi!» haatta‘clt was dueb
thought to the bud! m trio list
in Baturdsr he having gone to New
improved
as to clove up an
inn Atom-d
’ 9° ‘ Woo. cream.
«beater the
- almonds
Silverware and
riot m
nozonsdsslsndthsn
tun» Jewelry‘aud .* .
E sou 1-1 ' NORWAL
K EVENING SENTINELI
Insurance
in Inspection
- TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN
74 WAIHINOTON STREET. OOUTH.
NORWALK. GONN.
TELEPHONE “6-2
W Do Steam Ballot
:What are You < going
‘ to Give Your Boy?
Why not a in w ()vcrcoat (1‘ Reefer, or a now Still for
that boy of more? No boy tVCi tmns up his nose at a
gift of tlotlics'; and I1) boy who knows what lino clothes
for boy. we Sell 11111 {all to be tickled with .«aoumt‘liiin,r to
l
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asoto A‘T-
DRUG STORE
Park 8. .Tilford’s
DeliciousCandles‘
F. H BAXTER'S.
wear from our store. ,1
Valley School (lvrrcnuis for llill'H up to i7 years, with
(‘mlvcrtililc 1‘ illarriwjupi lli': him] all tllc ‘l'cllowa arc wear"
lllg‘Mli‘ilili $3 50 to $10.
Review for I111} 5 up in 1i1~~duudy walui Chinchilla
gal-hints wool llilt‘il $3.50 to $6.
Lliincliillu butir111«.1ll«tl1c-u .1) up coats for boys up to
it) yours. pray and blue, $3 to $8.
slight]
halt cl;
cheap if bought new.
OSCAR ANDERSON.
Time for K. D. Frames for next lum-
mer's boat, now. Special prices. Two;
used boats for sale; one Bolt.
bin. with 8 h. p. new motor
One ill-ft. with 5% b. 1.). Stanley. Very
Oyster ShellPoint.Norwalk .
\ud Suites—«cunthing good for little follows in prob“
i_v Ruminn and Sailnl suits. from $l.§(1tn$15t); and iluu~
lilc lilcnstcd suits fol law 5 up to I7.i:1ncy tlt'JEllll-l and blue
St‘ld‘i‘m from $2. so to $16. -
lliivs' i:1ps,loqut.~=. Sur'utcis, Waisis. lllouscs. Cow-
:lm) ( lnvcs linlian Suits—wwrpldnw but sluice: line for
lims
that my work is not good because m
prices are not high.
every patient.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
16 South Main St.
Hours :
by appointment only.
Don't Allow
yourself to be influenced with an idea
y
There is only one best in quality at
any‘ price, and l guarantee nothing
less than the best in every case for
South Norwalk
9 a. m. to 8 p. to. Sunday
OUTFITTERS
: TWO STORES:
The New Store
24 Wall St. Norwalk.
South Norwalk
:4 South Main St.
You want to trade at a store that you can depend Ono-a store that is
sincere in its every effort to give you an honest service—1 store that
will never misrepresent quality. in short. a sincere store that is con-
5
Novelties
and Useful Gifts for Christmas.
UMBRELLAS, $1.00 to $5.00
warranted, $1.00
KID GLOVES.
and $1.50.
BLACK SILK Hoes, sue to $2.00.
arson:
NEokwtah
Novatrlss
W
J. I.MALLETTE
(formerly Mls’s‘s' Dawson)
88 Washington St. Tel. 449
tent to build for the future and so will keep faith with its customers.
My; business has been builded en a drip foundation or honest. grain at
fair prices and‘uot a onetime order place. i want your custom now—-
and want it in the future. , .3. an. :4 or ifillliliiii an‘yuifi W
MANUEL TOHp HATCH.
First in quality, last in price. always in the minds of its custom-
ersmBonnle liome Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle; and Poultry.
0
.
‘For Fresh FISH go where they handle nothing
but FISH to get the BEST
WHITING, not dressed. 4 lbs. 25c; FROSTFISH. not dressed. 4 lbs. 25c:
SHAD. 1 lb.. 15c: LONG lSLAND ESCALLOPS. qt.. 500; SEA EQUAL.
LOPB. qt. 50¢; HERRING. 1 lb., 100: OPEN LONG CLAMS. qt, 40c.
FLAT. WEAK AND BLUEFISH. SPAlel-l MACKEREL. HA’LlBUT. SNAP-
PER BLUES. STEAK COD, ROCKAWAY AND GREENPORT OYSTERS.
HARD CRABS.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
BUSINESS
Capital
$100,000.00 “17,000.00
y...—
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EDWIN H. MATHEW/SON. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Pres.
FREDERICK H. HO
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier
upon—n-
DIRECTOR!
E. H. Mathewson Henry Beymour
John H. Knapp
Christian Swat-ta John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan
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CityNationalBank
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
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Surplus and Profits
adi- Dsposlt loses. 03 and Oil per year
AN. 2nd Vles-
Samuel Grumman
Josiah H. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
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Holiday Gifts
A Gift from the Jeweler’s is always acceptable and is
A L t. 0 ' ”
Colebum 8: Lauder.
The Jewelers
S
.. Par your-hills by
. . oh‘solt. A usher :
city tier the man ‘
in northeast a, .
convenience for ‘ ’
everyone.
.M n .W
Oder two large and complete stacks ior your inspection.
22 Wall Street. NORWALK ilil Washington at. so. NORWALK
in our stock will he sold at greatly rs-
ducsd prices for the next sixty den.‘
to make room for our spring wort.
South Nerwalk Monumental Works
" Mile. ’and Yard FHIDIIIOK H1 “HUNG.
«secularism inc.
I m to a pound of our "hobs
prices or Gales are steadily Mm ,_
mortars «over. Try us and W
. able to look alter his South Norwaili
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Alllllllllllll lllllil NEWS
George Raymond. of “Norwplk. sp‘ent
Saturday in hiidgoiiort onwbuslness.
Cut prices at lieckmaun a. See adv.
Jones do iiotchkiss Would like :to put
your house right for the new year.
See adv. .
John Ryan. or Norwaik, is working
in the New York Grocery Company; in
Main street. for the holidays.
. millerby nice Xmas present. O'Brien.
The regular meeting of Norwalk
Aerie. No.‘ 588. Fr- ernul Order of
Eagles. will be hei on Wednesday
evunlnn.
~~lddlson i'hon‘ographs and iiceords
at F. d. Lockwood & (feds.
it' you want to get a gift that will
be appreciate-ii by the man you will
find a good suggestion in the Boston
Store adv.
Hugh lilnos. well known in basket:
ball circles. who is now located in Wilv
niinntou, N. 0., is expected home soon
for Christmas.
~‘-‘ll' you want a useful gift. set an
electric iron or combination cooker.
at Reed &:Voik Electrical 00.
Frederick Walters. formerly of NM-
u'alk. now employed by the Mosler
Safe Company. in Boston, was a vlsl~
tor in town yesterday.
_--Sclllng out Crockery, Glassware
and Wall Papers below cost. 1.. H.
Decker. 8? Washington street.
A regular monthly meeting of the
marrow (Wt'lllllg' at the high school
building in West avenue.
Now is a good time to fill your stamp
book and not your Christmas present
free. See the inducements offered in
the til-cut A. & l’nndv.
~«~--llan‘l Green‘s Comfy Slippers for
men and women at Conncaily &
lirackcn's.
The Sulble Club will meet this ove-
nlug at 7:30 sharpnnd the members
will then attend the/basket ball game
at the arnmry in a body.
~>-iliissns and children's high cut,
velvet tops. at. (follncuiiy & llrurken's.
ilarstrmn Preparatory School will
close Thursday fer the Christmas hell»
days and the young men are planning
to go to their homes during their vaca-
lion.
Violins. Mandolins and Guitars, at
F‘. ii. l.0t,'l(\\'l)0d d": (7035.
Manager liarasro. of the Dnnhury
basketball team. telephoned to Nor-
walk last evening and said that he
will pick his team to play this even-
ing from the following piavers: Nadia.
Callahan. Cuunolh lrcland. Brennan
and Seller. Nudiu‘a relatives do not
wish him to play. but he probably will
play despite their objections.
~Nice Christmas Presents. O‘llrien
Wellington Green. who was arrested
Saturday afternoon by ("uptaln Thomas
lluni. was allowed to have “his case
continued until tomorrow .duorninlz
this morning under a cash bit“ of $10
for his appearance. He was coming up
West avenue in a wagon on fluidity
and wus intoxicated. Some: . com'
-pl;1lncd at his condition and , _ ‘ n he
arrived in Norwalk he was outdated.
~--\‘lrior Talking Machine’siz" They
lune no equals. See a Viotoniaeforr
nu buy
(‘or L07. one of the double truckers.
split the I\\lltll in front of the Nor-
mllk Sentinel ofilce this filing a:
tin-if. this morning and was deleted
several moments. Conductor Knapp
who was in charge of the car and some
men from the burn successfully got
the car back on the rails and it pro
corded to Newtown avcnue.-whlther it
was bound at the time of‘tho accident.
~Mena‘. lloys’ Xi‘an Caps. O‘Brien
The appeal of Lurks Cappiello at
New Canaan. taken from the decision
that he should have no license to sell
liquor. has at last been settled. The
case was appealed to the Supremc
Court. through Attorneys Keogh and
Dundee and the point at stake was
whether the appeal was taken too late
to be valid or not Hurlbutt and Do
\is represented the remonstrants and
“Attorney"Leo Davis argued. the case
before the Euprome Court. proving no
error. ‘
«Footballs. Air Rifles. Legginu fol
boys. at F. a. l‘xooltwood & Co. a.
u.“
lilies Dasmur cruel. a young woman
employ“ at the‘ Trowbrldge box fac
tori. and George: w. Brit?) of Nor
walls were ins ed Satin ay evening
at the South Norwaik Baptist person
an by the Rev. if. B. Carpenter. Fol
lowing the ceremony, a big reception
was held at the home of the bride to
Fly avenue. lloth young people have
a large number of friends.
Owing to illness. Whitson Wfiele .
the wall known nowadalor. will un-
routc for a few weeks. In the mean-
time customers will receive their pa-
pers dsch ovenins. Mr. Wheeler hav
ins onus aired a boy for that purpose.
if. any of the customers are omitted
they will confer a favor if they will
notify Mr. Wheeler. ‘
WW
The Christian rush is now on at the
South Norwallt post-onion. Three ex-
tra carriers will be in service dunno
the week to augment the regular car»
rier force and an extra substitute
clerk will assist inside the aides. in
addition arrangements have been made
. for three wagons that can be broucht
into use when needed.
«4!! n t Rio atone lilo BM
3 a to. stall anae‘ii me
“PM
. husband.
Hrs. Joelle To: let Bodies. whose
”mutt“. ntiddmtd‘ii
w
9““; 'onllalsneed. left this
1.15;;th New York. seeom- 1
this. WK
xiii «in. 1131.1.» 035°:
E orwslii. to
heater
or twin
board of school visitors will be hold to '
" For “HIS Christmas
lNTERWOVEN SOCKS in holiday boxes. assorted colors or black. 289
per pair.
NECKWEAR—Our assortment.“ the best ever.
BATH ROBES—Every man likes them. (let him one. soon.
U M BR ELLAB-vExtra good values.
to $5.00.
HANDKERCHIEF8~Silks and linens. 3 for 250 to 50¢ each» He would
BOMB.
MUFFLERBvllradley Mufflers at 501:, to Silks at 50, 750. 31, 01.50. ‘
SHIRTSM wAii men like to haveflhhts.
SWEATERS—Oxford greys and colors 31. 00 to $6. 00.
SUSPENDERsm-iiamdsome boxed
era. 50c to $1. 50.
ARMBANDS and Combination Sets, 25c up.
LEATHER GOODB-Leather novelties for man.
up. High grade Hand Bags and Suit Cases, 03.50 and up.
HOUSE COAT8-Surpriae him and please him with one 85 and .6.
OUTING FLANNEL PAJAMA8 and Night Robes.
nights. 50:: to $2. 50.
SHOES—Those snappy ones the young fellows like. 83. 50 to .5.
OVERCOAT8~You‘li like them if
and fancy colors.
SUITS~Correct styles. The best
Quantities of other desirable articles.
Come in and look,
it possible.
New collars and regulars.
250 to “01.00.
They're always acceptable. 51.00
50c, stoo. also.
Xmas Llsies, Presidents and olh-‘
Illii Folds, etc. 600
Good for cold
you see them. $10 td'028. filack
Warranted. All prices.
Early shopping is preferable.
fabrics.
PRICE’S “t
w.
OPENING BIIIIISE BIDS
DISMISSED
(Continued from First Page.)
The selectmen of the town received
by mail this morning an invitation to
be present tomorrow noon at the open-
ing of the do, but they have been
advised by t town counsel to absent
themselves from the session. which
.rill be held in the town hall building,
and they will notify the secretary of
the bridge construction committee to
this cff'eot and also warn the commit-
toe through him that step to be taken
is absolutely a contempt of“ the injunc-
-lou and the court which made the ln-
iunctiou. and that not they but the
town. will he held liable for the con-
tempt. The selectnien by their ac-
1lon in refusing to be present at the
opening of the bids. repudiate all their
part. of the. affair and throw the re-
qlousiblliiy entirely upon the bridge
:ommittcc.
The following resolution was pass-
_d at a meeting of the bridge construc-
ion committee on October 25:
“Resolved: That sealed proposals
in duplicate. in one enVelope. will be
received by the bridge construction
omnimoe of the Town of Norwalk.
in the Siatc of Connecticut. at the us-
senibiy rooms in the City of Norwalk.
up to 12 o‘clock noon of Tuesday. De-
'tllllDt‘l‘ 2d. 1910. and will then and
‘liero be publicly opened. for building
i reinforced concrete bridge. in arch
form. and steel-lift draw. spanning
Ill feet. sixty feet wide over all. having
two sidewalks, each ten foot wide. and
unucled sides. on lhe layout made by
:he selectmen on the int day of Sep-
tembcr. NO. on file in the town
'iork‘s other; the whole structure to
extend from the foot of Washington
street in South Norwalk easterly to a
proposed fill of about one hundred
feet, at the east end in East Norwalk.
‘he approaches and floor to rise from
the new level of Washington street at
Water street. and from ilrm ground
on the East Norivalk aide gradually to
1 summit at the center of the bridge,
‘wo feet above the present floor of
be. present draw; also. as a separate
item. for building a concrete platform
on the east side of the channel. with
.uo’ps from the bridge."
The clause in the injunction. above-
ucnilonod, which hinges upon the
noun in question. Is glven‘below. and
.n cording to the lawyer who was seen
l1‘ls morning in relation to the affair,
it is a very plain and binding clause.
which, if violated. will cause trouble:
“By authority of the State of Con-
uoctiout you. the said Town of Non
walk and the inhabitants thereof and
Alfred Avlson, James A. brown and
lolm Devluo. the outcomes of said
town. and each of your, your agents.
servants and attorneys,. are hereby
strictly commended and enjoined. an
der a penalty of 850. 000. that you and
each of you do from henceforth able
lutely retrain and desist from or at-
lomottnl to take any further steps. by
meetings. votes.
wise: in relation said attempted lay~
out of said hishway known as Wuh-
ingion street. in the City of South Nor- «
walk, across the land at the plaintiifs.
or from construct! said highway as.
attempted to be hit silt an atomic.
until the nest mien oi. the Superior
court to be held in said Fallflsld com.
ty on the first Tuned at December.
mo. and until tart order of sold
court in the premises." «
Much interest is being in the
aifslr‘todsy and the on is swath
ed with much livelier inmost. Will“
hereto the hriddo Mitt-1s
be mllurid liable it they precede. or will
the town, after the tow: counul 11m.
warned
boatload! til the affair?
W
it you wan
tendon is ow to the K or Mr.
98 Washington Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
gpllcatioua or other» ,
on and repudiated sit con {M
the smoker what he wants for Christ~
mus, "dollars to doughnuts" he will:
say a box of
Roger Ludlow. Twin City
Nugget or Little Gem '
.CIGARS
. ALL DEALERS
Special Holiday Boxes
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER '
Sale of Colgate and
Co.’sPerfun‘1eExtracts,
Soaps, etc.
'l‘alcum Powder, 250 alze.... .....
Tooth Powder. 2! c size ..........15o
Tooth Paste (ribbon). 25c size. . . . .aeo‘
Cashmere Bouquet Soap. largo also,
WREATHS, 2 for 25¢
LARGE wnsarus‘. 20o each
Great variety Nuts, Xmas Cakes, etc.
John G. Baur
Formerly a. Friedrloh's,
1",” 372.3. RAILROAD ms.
Dividend Notice '
TbeSouth Norwslk Savinasliank.
I [South Norwalk, Conn.
tore of the South NorWaik Saviour
Bank held this day. a dividend at 1116
rate of four it) per. cent. per mouth.
was declared to depositors from
cumin :1 of the six months ending
Decors
after January 10.19“
in order of the [ward of Directors.
\ GEORGE L. WOODWARD,
urer
December ill. 1010.
want. eraser. no. m-d
deliver d lsr l
r‘f'i. Wk e” '7 ‘
U mar pro 4 do
”I ' an?!
in a meeting of the Board of Direo- "
r 31. 1910. The same will be I
entered on pass-books and paid on still ’
If You ASK
Toilet Water. *'
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perbox ...... .......... .~.......I§a 3-
W. F. Wigmorc 8: Co. ‘
DRUGGISTS“ '
3 North Main St. So. Norw‘slh
LARGE LINE. .
Xmas Trees.
15: to 81.00 ‘ '
3s Willi harem
a long. gar l piles and :-
iii-troll ”you!
and iii-tillers .;
9° Ilia lad!
W new
W I onion—Bull ~‘ ”
ll
Mn. . r.
read the adv. of a * “1“!
real helpful Mamas slower so »
new about auto dined-m
this adorn l
ensiggmm'
Norwalk Chronicler