r store ‘71- overflow! N Slum Eulits that a“ isles. i y. of their price in inn 0 your monument»: Mil brine lulu the igfl‘ihfl‘ufll ~sittings. still the old E it l ._ I. . 3‘ 2; , F‘HAHADKEMQ- om venoo @_ socru “210%.Wm_ 17" m . E :E , with l hvwiidtv'iilgiiis- play of Toys. oils. Teddy . B c Ego .and Gillian Doll ‘ r “as, Go Carts and Potato u. lators. Doll Houses snd . Furniture. Automo- a i 3.“... Jr ”tsunami-£3: chisuoass. . Theatre .‘Sentlnol... has .E ME its tide calendar printed'~ss~nsusl-~foraev- oral years wound oli'nswadeslsra - W and newshoys’ will he; supplied with them ..tontori-ow. noon subscriber or The sentinel should receive one. Eclinls'rluas salvrl at. The nominal wiilx'lbe ssued on Christmuerss :o morning paper. and notronscnn secure it Monday morning at 6 n. m. ' -Dilndy Xmas Umbrellas. O'Brien. Olive Branch lotion. No. 19. Knights 0! Pythius, will here‘s meeting this . evening. t—Ohrlstmas 3 ford Phorrnncy. Mrs. Clarrlsss B. Bates. of Spring ‘stl‘eethwiii spendChristlnss with ruler tlves in Danburyl . ‘—~An eiectroiisr will make a most se- csptsble gift for any member of'tlle’. family. All‘ prices Reed In Vollt Electrical (30. , Lincoln .Council. No. i, Qrder ‘of . United Americanlviechonics, will hold oreguisr' mee’tlfl! tomorrow night. ~Iisdiss’ Cloth Top Slices, 02.50 to $4. Glover'shths Piece. . Mr. endg’fdrs. 8. B. JWlis.."of- Non wnlll. have returned from a visit with relatives in Yonkers. N. 'Y. ‘A—Hsve you seen the handsome Christmas window at the Clifford Plier- maoy yet? if you hove not, it would Perfumes ut the Clif- pay route go out of your way to see it. - The Painters’ and Decorstora’ Union will hold its'semi-m‘onthiy meeting to night in Central Labor Lyceum. --Victor Talking Machines for Xmas. F. E. Lockwood d: 00.. 39 Wall street. There was s regular drill of the Sixth. Company. C. A. C.. C. N’. (3., in the armory in West avenue. lust even- ing. ' ‘ ' Xmas. e Derby}. O’Brien. é Benjamin. F. Taylor. of Main street, is ill at his home. His many friends wish him a speedy recovery from-his illness. " - —-lf you want a useful gift. get an electric iron or combination cooker. at Reed & Voik Electrical Co. The interior of Magnet 0. Flynn" ‘ cafe. at the corner of Washington an Water streets, istbeing paintedrisnd d t d. «i In ..t H I ‘lfolder, free of charge. Court Cecile, No. 106. of Norwnlk. is Whom a onesch’fsree and ilsnos on J r “20th. in at. Mary's auditorium. “l ( "ML“, . . . ..MF .-Fivs—y id whiskey of my own bum ., c liottl cm echsub. is 7 root end 9 sourced avenue. . ‘ aliiuil‘ch'p room will be is an n the Keene building in W ter street in the near future by Richard floors. The piece is now being out in shape. x . 9| -—HIVe you seen the electric vacuum or? it would make your wife an ” llsnt Christmas gift. Reed a Volt y? eotsloal Cd. ; Miss Gifford Clark. af'Hsrniltoo ave lust and Miss Josephine Rummler, oi West'streot. have returned to their homes from Smith College, Northslnu . Kass. “ ' was: bins: in Bel. at the liford‘l’harulaoi. 3 Louis vimm. dimmers-i Terrace, is j several days is Waterbury . s ndi ‘d vic nlty on business. He will go Ito Massachusetts also before his Ne tm‘to‘iiorwalh ~ «Footballs. air Rifles. "logging» for boys, at i". E. Lockwood I. Cots. Mrs. Wilbur Ill. bowls and daughter Eleanor. ofECrsscant ‘l. Olmbrooil, left flotilla! fol" Chi will be ioinsd by ism uwia'llluaband, Tossing they will visit their son. lid. son Ill. w a. «mm and poms-tam. latest econ. ”listing ,l 0m, Charles ll. Sherwood the popular nagsr of the John . Wilson list . y in lentil Null-walk. who has base units ill at his coma in asides mono tor the past several days. is improving nicely. “O M ‘ ‘ yesterday at- i lied u .it so i “humus a ”What oregyou going to buy for , “P“. ‘i. p .v E * ‘ t'e ‘ t l d i ‘ o finial? glfirfoWrgi? [mag st} Base: or Bhav-~ , what's the! . f3 '.--0aa bottle at . use“: bob , of any hinder wt 8). for the “l. , Norah. is” sve- lss‘. Fire En nos. 00k and La .dm. Tool Sets, Drums. Wo- lona. Sleds, and Mo- chsnicai Toys of every description. You, are sure to find just What you want here. Prices the'iowest. W. A. Hanfmd’s 4! North Main .3. \, . 4... ~From $20 (035 -~ at, Luther M. Wright’s . sounl NORWALK f. .. .45 t 7 Extruvspiicials for ' Tonight Silk Hood 690 Hose soldss high as $1.00. On sale tonight ............ 09o pr. $1229 innate:- ':1 % THE = ...... auto Em , . we'll do heady “for You Tonight and Bright and Early Tamerrowl Yes.‘ws'll be waiting for you tonight and“ tomorrow \vltb smiling faces and willing hands. Come to this store tonight and tomorrow and see the many useful. sensible gifts that will meet with it "Just what i wanted." ‘L 9ch or mush sanction ems AND‘ you CAN‘T 3 Go WRONG _ 3 m Felonies GLOVES, boxes free .......... . .31.» and mo murderer” ...... .e . . .... BELTS "bv‘l-vt.~- . v.5 table to many or your friends. Mitchell's adv. «~ng assortment of XmaaE'l‘rees. Pine and Holly Wreaths. Bunch Holly. Public Market. § South main 8t. Kabaosa Enos pment will elect of- — liners at their meeting in Our Brothers' Lodge Rooms in Wall street. this ev- ening. The officers will be install some time in .i nary by the Distri. Deputy Grand , sob. " “Xmosall‘ress his and“ Canal“ and Nuts. Popular prices. 55 Washington at. cor. South Alain. For the beneiit of those people who wish to attend the early Christmas moss at St. Mary's Church. neat Bun- Bee . ...... . ................. a”? b . 1 « ' ‘ \x v . .... chiefs, 980 nucstfnn ....... ....... use to $2.09 a": ‘ \i g .95 ii." ”a A fine6 lisuiilierehlef to buy; A ‘ J a“. 3],)! 'm-m"""”' mum ”E”. Oh W "W H Noxuncmsrs ........ . ............. 5c tense box . ' evening ............... on: box ‘ . ~- ...—...... m-.- . 'ww Handkerchiefs W01“! 10 and ‘30. SILVER MESH aAGS . . . . . .................. 98C to ”.00 _ . » While the lotions. .se: 75: dos. . o. B Jack n . 3 r a . , . FANCY APRONS .................... . . .asc to has a a ’ ’ , i v ' , , § . Optl D0" cal-“ages 39c COMB SETS ............. . ......................... $2.25 : 3:“ xxmms "rum! 3:: BATH noses .... ........................ $3.98 and 33.25 E“ 8! still “E3 in the Optical Line. ”I ‘- Mormons ....... ‘. .......................... 25c sndsoc Eyes I 1 ‘al Iii“ led Free t Umbreuas 99c VESTS ........................ 99s. to 8550' ‘3 ss wau. arsssr. rlioua ass. nonwaut. ‘ a special assortment or illnbrel- ‘ ’ ... E- r m oEEWE... .............. m UMBRIELLAS ........................ . , ‘ ‘ -.. ”...—«~— .m,_m ......-.~.- ...‘.._ v I'ly‘l’ ‘ " "i! ‘V ' . v. E. . . ‘o SILK NOVELTIES ........................ ' .......... a ’ . Ant [lie 3 Sliver-plated A 9° . ...-n.:g§:,o’,,i_.~ ”mo ' S E Novelties 29c SHIRT WAISTS ................ $1.25. $1.93. $2.35. to $5.00 -, no ’42? 3 i: “Ear” % ~ gr , '4- l'unnngorer art. it ‘ ill RJV . hit . - ~ ‘ Egg“! it to w.A?llnnto:dX: ; Pgrderecesrs Afiirmz‘oslveg‘ LEATH BAGS ........................... 99: to $1.00 D? [you everhiro ”I “to”; i Sole Hugh? ............. 29c LINENS OF QUALITY ............ .' .......... All Prices bios? You will iind that “am E ~ . ' ' ford has the best rentingcnre i 3 ‘ ' ’ ' ‘ ~ of anyone you know. Calls rs- i calvodnightor day. , ii "“ .» ‘ " , 3 Telephone: . a: ‘ 1"” ’ m M i; I House. tut-o. .os '. 285-: f '» . 3 » .‘ “ ‘ ' rm . cm of ful‘hllill'e would be accept STEVE“ on“. “o. "E u Wreaths. Califor- il‘iorida nges. driest grads . llay mornl at 5:80 o‘clock. 8nparln~ . lendant 0o y Ilsa decided to have s a: leave lnnlpauir at 15le. ., . m Joni! CHRLSTMAS GIFT to Sen or Daughter-rho a €003.38 in Merrill College Yell will never regret it They will never forget it 5 word so. Nowell; “a“ E‘Edu‘qm 1' Ph°n°¢mplls . and 1.25“”? on vent nastiness. .1". E Locnwoone co. Will. dull. slivall j 3 mid-up woo-aim r Port Cheater: . i (lay. . end ~llans’. Boys' "Xmas Caps O’Brien. John P. .solomsn. of Stamford. and Miss Nellie Brund walk, were married n Stamford. 'l‘uesv tiny attention. Tipper. hit. Solemn is well known hi Standard as a Ilasatllon rllnner. échildren's Shoes tor Christmas. \uOVQr'I Shoe Store. The ’rsgulsr meeting of’ Banner Council. 1). of i... will be held tonight lit Mystic Chain hall. in Washin ton street. oillcara will take place and other im- portant. businesacwiil be transactedt ”Electrical Christmas“. Read a Volt lilsotrical Co. Harold Bundle, f East Norwalll, a student at Stevsns' mparatory school. arrived home for the holidays of South Nor. by Justice moot- I. The semi-annual elsctio is for the children's lol- He paid a visit to the utmsg Club yesterday sfternoon where he was enthusiastically greeted by a large number of his trienda. , “Zero weather-Hedda Cool in the times. comfortin the horns. Roy- nlond Bros. Archie Waitarllouss. of school ail-sat. who has been employed in the Nutmeg lunch room in South Halli «in-est. has leased the place from William ii. Nsl lllr. Nelligan however will 3 , lie to conduct the moi room in t rear. _ i willows. Wits Toy Store." odors ,speoisio“ bargains Ill! Toys, Games I. ‘ Im- hulmi service for hfils unis: coiolsd. who died. in New Canaan Monday. was hell yesterday inns ills inns (lo... iii in erosional .' is was known » fen builders in _ . i and miss Err-4...: 'l- . unripe more game , , 1W ofiuoomplslnts against restaurateurs whatnot water for cleaning the cans, etc. . are suspected or violating the puro'hadmniy been installed two months. ' ‘ probable that more The only apposition is that this smit- , st ndslstiras . .m Bloked Spends. Around. “fig ,, b State. Leather 3,088 $6.00 3‘03 ...... ”...-um "ow-8‘08 ............l..2v ".00 “33 ......L..'....“. fl ”I“ 3A0. “I...'.""_...um: , Dolls Reduced: .. woo nous ..... ....susi D LLO . ......... 3.}; minim .‘l .. ‘ in; Toys 55 P e We have grouped together . large» tsblsnr Toys, to be sold one-half price, . . 1 saleolixmas' _ ..Aprons Very special prlCes tonight and . tmnorrow 25. 39, 49‘ 8. 59¢ Picnics 29m " Belts 39c} » Silk Elastic. Belts on sale; lar 50c. 'l'onlaht _ W? 1!: ‘ ., A daughter was born Sunday to Ifr. and Mrs. John iiyland. of 2 Prospect svenue. Mother and obiidsre doing nicely. . wa9 Christmas favorsEat Delilyn‘s Main street store are the talk of the town. A lull line of Fuller-Greens Gen. (Continued rrom First Page.) 3‘“: ”film?“ it "’3“? ’1‘. ”it’ll not war vng soonsn ,w c 2:” 'I “1‘0 carried. A box 0‘ U1" consisted among other things of 1.800 ‘ all makes an ideal present. gallons or opened oysters. ready for With surprise comes the news that , shipment today. About half of this Charles J. Crowley, whom it was ex» nutrient was saved. The cities turni- New g,“ to b. sent to Texas by the two was removed. with the exception E31351" Varnish‘Compsny. i," had In, of a heavy large table and Isle. which gastinwon fihlnfld for him '1“ will. were to bulky to as! out. o sent to art]: Carolina. foiowing ' his short vacatiosat his home in Wes- 'i‘h “0°“ "d (”m Irv!“ ed “fly, R. I. .m_ amuyiuh‘ In” 9 "men ‘ ‘?'W‘ urn a. number of Manila who m be pleased hose on the dock and the lumber plied to hear that he is not to go so far away as Texas and when his friends bid him goodbye yesterday he was heard to say: “Oh you will all see enough of\ me. Don't say goodbye yet." The North Carolina territory is thought tool’s a better one and there is no doubt but that Mr. Crowley is pleased with his change. miniomal dance. given by catholic Club. Lockwood‘s Hall. Jan. 2. Bent-i let's orchestra of Bridgeport. Ticketr 75¢. admitting ”mm“ “d “w“: crate woril.‘ and was thought to be res Dairy Commissioner H. F. Potter has. proof. The basement or collar was of lodged .with prosecuting colours in iooncrate.sndthe boiler. which furnish New Haven and Fairdsld counties E ed heat for the building and steam and- part of lile~property. One of the early arrivals at the scene was A. Haring. who lives in the violin ty. and he attsm ted to enter the building. but be" null the doors so curely fastened. and was unable to do so. lulldln. Was New. The building was a new one. and al-i though largely of wooden construction. hall cement doors and much other. - food law. it is complaints will no made. When the ed the bless. southern was so ilrs ang- Inmisaloner was reappointed in where slaein the building. The llamas- dsalers in olsomsrgarine and now they finally burst through the struc- there are'neariy m. For about three tors. and in less than two hours after weeks have men have been inspecting iirst being discovered the building was dairies covering as much territory as level with the d. ’l‘lls'rruioa con- possibla before a ring. A dealer in tinned to also der and smells until lflflflfl‘lilllck Iill tin of lpmmumudciorrai- idlleflIC this morning. eged an as o smell so . s oommiulonsr‘s-hisonlal report will be! Iavaral "m" “1““ 0 Oliver Clark. the first assistant lore- sent to the printer alter the controller! has melted bids f the publishing. min of the Russian Hose Ooh I it wiii’bo larger t usual on so received a Moment on histors a ioount or the increased activity or the over his right eye. as the result at. a. :the new 1‘ tary‘ofvlhe ‘ tubal we 7 would. 'bs'? up near. and on several large sails“ and by doing this managed to save this. . was an early arrival. them He anthers were twenty-saven licensed could be seen for miles around when lit was twenty-live fasthfiont . ;' «at .onee. petitions . reminds do . , this. in’. the old on 7' M 19 " south or the nursed hi3; ' “ , cleaned up this , .a ,men are .:put in there to begilligpenin; ' 3 ‘ Loss and loam-am. .~ ; The building in ad ion to th’ lumiture and the . lied ‘ ‘iuba ready for shipment. con tlnrge quantity offislalshipt , ‘ , can Carrier Commute and Stevens' Oyster iliomnani had stalled new oyster baskets » slderable supplies for the til era of the stereos fleet w there. All the openers lost. iongings. and. will have in be“ with new outfits. The loss is , placed at from ”emote; « . there was an insurance of f Fll’smn ill. Work; 1; Among theronolals at ills 1’ . Chief Engineer A. 8.. Clonal: his men and all the members, aytpmldoae (loin slid , Heels and udder HM! lent service. Against ths.hard west wind which was blowing us. could be accomplished, . three hydrants were ,availahle in use. » , . ' Dandelion of Hans; .. The big building of. the sooner ‘ tor Gummy we. completed , pied the second westi‘in. . . . fast in depth. and tum , with a large tows . which ”m an electric motor. in :3: “amt“... ‘ til ‘ rs ‘n , s ‘ tori-ingress: Murillo ’ immense Mill in His «law Oil the first floor was ill! pasting room‘asd balsa? meats used in Abs 7 «M 'oilles. ' , ibrieil striking him there. The ill-loll ...." he is ‘ a.“ mg". “mm VIII thrown At one o the windows to i 1 a. make a hole to run hose through” 5°34 “,“gfifi’fgfimfi =32: but it the intended object. and» m truchlir. Ifk. ” i Windald Grant toil Over a wire. the fence and lore his trousers. slightly out his lines and bruised himself. Hiram fillet-Ion was knocked oil t wharf whiis‘holdilig tits nestle a! Pharmacy. ,3; .» . 5 tools-Paterson. oi Br flames holes at the Oiidord" g- pressure when the water was suddsni" I: nailed on. Edwin W. audit-sly v fir. heme iron serious in: I gahtciliilshim births and and breasts A ...i“ “, has a” to. tumul- ill the cello-m coal. and loony or: their were dreschad to their sale snot insuring ca . . ‘ r Deco bar a w released o, in l on w s resident of tile iroliavs’isll‘s Went“ «son’s bat. sir. ’s relo- widths wstas slants the situation was lead t. motorlsan whom Coronas 3 ed the responsibility.” , titadaai .9! Mrs. Jessica ' erg 'tllonlglit . asterdts‘y. which was furnished by lines to com. ,_ g with the release Desi am 3 . satisn.’ a s lama. “ii ‘é’u‘l‘m “diam mg: to so on c ' o i Pearson, , *ilavs allowed i lies loss sun-say 1!“:le .llaw gas Yin ills sf? ll '~ " a ”#2 nonsense" “ the business. lbolud m urn: m ~ Oil. D a L' a I outshone clean worth. M W :ssa' a. It ’all the» _t 1 . tron hose. this accident being caused by the w loll had
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