it you have a... a taste for
cull HoMs MAD! swsn'ro
will mainly ticki'o your potato. A1-
,wo'yo huh and enticing. .
FALANE
Vol. 40!. . , 51 Washington It.
[Dill NEWS
EVENING ESENTINEL TELEPHONE
92- 2—Nowo Department
lied—Business: Dopartmd’ht
44-2—Brsnoh Office, Norwaik
890 «Editor’s Residence
729- 5~0lty Editor's Residence
. WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwnlk and vicinity: Partly
cloudy weather and not much change
in temperature. Moderate south to
southwest winds. An area of high
. pressure on the Middle Atlantic‘coast
ls «producing pleasant weather in the
eastern sections; while a long trough
of low pressure extending from Texas
northeastward to Michigan is produ~
clng cloudy and unsettled weather in
the central sections. Moderate tour
peratures prevail everywhere east of
the Rocky Mountains. Conditions in-
vor for this vicinity partly cloudy
weather with mild temperature.
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\Gedrge Beltairc of Dnnbury. was a
{3 fiddler with friends in town last eve
ulna“
Misti Jessie Fancher of Winfield
,, street, ts confined to her home by iii
minnow-1‘
Edgar fiimmon hos taken a pestiion
at Reed 8 Flynn a hostshop in Wash-
' inton‘ sired \
‘j William Thompson, Jr, of Beiden
, avenue. hail completely recovered from
{this recent Illness
v The WW5 Idn will meet this
evening at the Central Labor Union
Lyceum in Washington street. om.
cars will be elected ht that time. ‘
I ,.
" Bollard Hunt‘i and family, and
nations H.1lirst and family spent
Ohrlstmas day with the Misses Mabel "
’ and Grace Hunt. at Hsulord Place
.U «...-«W
Miss Pearl Coburn. who has been
‘ Mr. and Mrs. .L. Coburn. of ilresent
' Terrace; returned today to Philadel-
fishin-
Thomas Flaherty, of Prospect ave
lane, was taken ill last evening. He was
able to arise this morning, but has
sincelbeen taken seriously ill and
. friends and family are considerably
worried over his condition.
The South Nor-walk city heard of en
tlmdto and taxation will hold their fi-
nal session of the your today. The
members went into meeting this after
noon at 2 o'clock and-ii the work is
not completed this afternoon, another
meeting will be held tonight. The re
sult of their work will he published
tamorrow by law.
The Munro Publishing Company,
which sustained his damage b tire in
New York City. today. was t e com-
party with which the late Walter S.
Monro well connected for some timo.
Mrs. Munro and her mother Mrs E
A. Woodward. spent Christmas with
Mr. Munro's family in Plnlniielil New
Jersey. and had not returned early this
afternoon.
The Nutmeg Club entertainment
committee is now busy preparing for
the next dance of the club, to be h d
on the 29th. in Iockwaod's lisll.
they are also considering the next of-
talr to be held In the club rooms.
iii Quito
will be
~ In dsol
“ mom:
o “no will no played this owning. ,
olll he s motley or the Nor-
Council this evoolnl.
say .1. Boldon Burl- f
Park“ a. {Tllford's ’
spending Chrl trust with her parents. ‘
II.
edible that o ladies night
form oi entertainment and
great plans will be made it this matter
upon. The pool tournament
pa up and it is likely that
andlnspectiou
* TAYLOR a GOLDEN 5..
74 WAIHINMQQN AL'EI'NEN‘T: IOU‘I'H ‘
TELEVI’HONI I.”
DcliclousCandles
~80LD A‘I'm
Fifi. SHEER’S
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Time for K. D. Frames for next suin-
msr's boat, now. Speciaiprioel. Two.
slightly used boats for sale; one next.
half cabin, with 8 h. p. new motor.
wens 21-ft. with 5% h. p. Stanley. Very
cheap if bought new. .
OSCAR ANDERSON
OysteerehPolnLNorwslk
Be Happy
Everybody is seeking happiness. No
one can be happy with an aching tooth,
or with those which need care.
The dentist who can give the best
results with the least discomfort to his
patients is the man most sought. The
many flattering testimonials of my
patients show to what extent I have
added to their comfort and happiness.
Painless dentistry and genuine hap-
piness are e reality at my oillce.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
18 South Main St. South Norwolk
Hours: 9 a m.“ to 8 p. in. Sundays
by appointment only.
New
Year’s
BOOKLETS AND LETTERS
NEW YEAR'S POST CARDS
,6 for 5, 2 for 5, So each
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i. i. MALLETTE
—.—.-~Wm—3W -..”...ow.
CityNationalBank
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS
Capitol surplus and Promo
$100,000.00 $117,000.00
8an Doposlt Boxoo, 08 and 06 par your
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pr“.
JOHN H. KNAPP, 1st Vino-PM
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2m. VIM-
. Pros.
WILFRID IODWILL. CIIIIIII‘
DIRECTORO
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp hmuol Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wollsoo Marvin
Christian Sworn John H. Light
Prod H. Iowan
...—o—
The South Norwalk
Trust Company
Tho Tmiooo boyhordorod that inf
torni in tho new 4% in suit
. bo’c‘rodltod adore-1m In tho
l
Florida Oranges
Per Dozen, 25c, 30c, 35c, 40c
8 GRAPE FRUIT FOR. ....................................... 250
3 PACKAGES 0F PANCAKE FLOUR FOR ....... 250
3 PACKAGES OATMEAL FOR ...... . ..... . ..................... 25c
SWEET CIDER. per gallon ........................................ 250
4'”
. fort and sewicc.
values at $10 to $25
to $30.
$10 to $30.
this week.
VOUTFITTERS
TWO STORES:
The New Store
24 Wall. St., Norwaik. ,
You want to trade at a store that you can depend on~s store that is
sincere in its every start to give you an honest servico~a store that
will never misrepresent quality. In short, a sincere store that is con-
tent to build for the future and so will keep faith with its customers.
My business hhs been bullded en a firm foundation of honest groin at .
fair prices and not a one-time order place.
‘ I {rim . .-
and Wfét It In the future.
First in quality. last in price. always in the minds of its custom-
ers—Bonnie Home Ground Food for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
SWEET POTATOES, TURNIPS. WHITE ONIONS. CELERY and APPLES
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN STREET.
(Invest Xmas Money
in a Good vercoat
lierc' s a solid investment for our Christmas money
«out that will pay dividends rcgu arly in style and corn—
F incy Overconis, long, warm, easy fittiuiru—rcgula‘
tion or convertible bellow—beautiful greys and browns in
patterns you won 't are duplicated anywhere.
spoil not vice of the most satisfying kind, and are splendid
Dapper Chesterfield ilvorconts—wricli
black, some silk lined the ilrcssicst overcoais tirade—«$10
Our l‘zincy Suits ul‘i'cr rn safe Illi’t‘i‘illlli‘lllwlilOWIIS and
grays in exquisite shades» styles with plenty of ginger———
llousc coats and bath tubes at allmriivr lCiIllCIIUIIS
i I
Fifteen Ior 25c
l
lliosu cunts
l
Oxfords and
14 South Main St.
South Norwslk
i want your, custom now-
i, .
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
PHONE I48.
For Fresh FISH go where they handle nothing
but FISH to get the BEST
ESOALLOPB IN SHELL.
SHAD. 166 lb.
HARD CRAIG.
ROGKAWAV AND GREENPORT 0Y8-
TERS. FROSTFISH. 10: lb WHITING 10:: II).
RING. 10o lb. SPANISH MACKEREL. 15: lb.
BLUE AND FLATFIBH. STEAK COD. "WAN HADDIEO.
SALMON. EELS. HALIBUT. SMELT. BEA TROUT.
TWONE- 108.
lass noaortmmt tor tho current filth.
we’d.
. M v... 3
. Holiday Gifts
A Gift from tho Jowoler' o is yoloayo whim end is
... ...—..._.......W ..
WIAK‘. 120 lb. HEI-
SNAPPIH BLUES. Ibo ill
on; ”cotton.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
mas native“.
. Walloon. Wont. otvNomallo-v-spsnt
~ the morning ln‘Brldpeport on luminous.
,dny with Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Stoppard.
The" Hospital Thimble Club is mode
ins this afternoon with Mrs. li'ranli
Coulee, 01 Elm street.-
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Clarence London, of Harbor avenue.
giii unending the Christmas holidays
with his uncle in Brocklyn.
The election of the recently nomina».
ted chiefs hf the Cocheuoe tribe will
take place on Friday evening
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grosvcnor. or .
New Haven. spent yesterday and Burn
oi Main street.
Norman Stunnard, of Main street. is
spending the vacation from High
school at the home of his grandmother
In Clinton, Conn.
There will he a meeting this even-
ing of the h‘eilowcraft Club in the quar-
ters in Wall street. Routine business
will be transacted.
lilies Gladys Morehouse. of Green
wich, is spending the Christmas vaca.
tion with Miss Emma Kingsland, at
her home in Wilton avenue.
There will be a meetlng tomorrow
evening of the Board of Directors of
the Nurwalk Business Men's Associ-
atlon. at which time several import-
ant matters will probably appear.
Several games will be played Fri-
dsy evening In the tournament of the
linens and Cockeuoe pinochle teams.
These games will he played by those
who have back games to make up.
Mrs. William S. Crofut and daugh-
ter, Miss Bessie motor. of New Ha-
ven, ~are guests of Mrs. James Golden.
bliss Crofut is steadily recuperating
from a very serious illness of typhoid
fever and complications.
The case of one-legged Daniel Horn,
an old offender. when brought up in
the Norwulk Town Court this morning
wnh dismissed. the prisoner being dis
charged. lie was arrested Saturday
‘ evening by Sergeant Motherland.
An adjourned town meeting on the
bridge question has been scheduled for
Wednesday evening. szuary 4th. The
meeting will be held in all probability.
but nothing in the way of business is
ll‘lwly to transpire under the injunc-
I, on.
. Furniture. with a name is what you
want. A. J. Collins (in. know this and
thcieforc they hell not only the furni
turn that has a name and can stand up
and give sallalai‘tion but all their oili-
sr lines as well are oi hlgligrade repre
.seniatlon. Sec adv.
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The divorce suit of Morris Voitel
against his wife, hulls. is on ages
the afternoon in Bridgeport, before
Judge Williams. in the Superior Court
Judge Williams Is holding a special
session of the court to try this case.
which has many pier-eating phuses.
t‘nnstnhle .l. J. Goodwin was summon
lug witnessee this morning.
The Evans estate. walnut which
several claims were made and which
has been under settlement for some
time, has at inst been finished. The
several claims were allowed and the
mutter has been adjusted between the
portion concerned. The father. David
lily-as has now bought the place from
the soon and the form. which Is situa-
ted In Wilton, is an especially large
and profitable one.
BOTH WERE ISTAHTLED.
An Aotonishod Woman and s Still
Morvotoniohod Leopard.
Kola is a district in the Himalayas
«mumbling ot a chain oi the moat love-
ly valleys conceivable. with this draw-
back. among oiheru, that each hill
path that runs by the Inhabitants' huts
more often than not contains a lurking
leopard. One day a worthy Kala house
wile came out train her cooking and.
landing on the edge of rock. emptied
A lien of boiling water Into the rank
herbage growing below It fall splash
on the back of a sleeping leopard, who
lumped perpendicularly into tho air as
birth so the root at tho but.
What might have happened next
who can say? But the astonished
women dropped the pan with a also;
on the rock. and the loopsrd took one
loop downhill The pop followed. and
the loopmi'o downward leaps became
honor and twitter so the pan bound
oil after it from rock to rock. When
last soon that leopard had lost willow
oil a loop or about no test to tho vorii
bottom or the ravine. thousands of
toot bolus: and the non whirled about
500 foot «or it on to the opposite sldo
The leopard would but eaten the
old woman with lemurs. but a pan
the contents of wh h tint mldod bolt
tho hidoolr «tribal and thou boundod.
no in an walls. trots tho top or
the has no to tho plains below was
sensible; occult not in
A WITHIN IINIIIWO’IIHIII.b
ll l0 19, $3.98.
COATS, $6.98.
Coats, $4.98.
25 Don. «Fins COTTON SHIRTS AND
DRAWERO, ocru shade ondy. 49¢.
. o
1 Small Lol/ OHILDREN'B AND,
YOUNG MEN'A OVERCOATU, tiles
1 Lot sovs' no and $12 oven.
1 Lot CHILDREN'S FANCY scars.
fur and astrakhan trim. colors blue,
black and gray, $6.00, $7.00 and 88.00
a
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PRICE’S “
Dividend Notice
122ml SEMLANNUAL DIVIDEND
‘ OF THE
NORWALK sAvmes seeis'rv
NORWALK, CONN.
December 15. 1910.
At a meeting of the Directors of this
Society held this day. a dividend, at
the rate of FOUR (4) per cent. per
unnum was declared to depositors
from the earnings of the six months
ending December 31. 1910. The same
will be entered on pass-hooks and paid
on and after January 10, 1911.
By order of the Board of Directors.
FREDERICK A. ELLE.
Treasurer
Dividend Notice ,
TheSoudiNorwslkSsviugsBanli.
South smut, Conn.
At a meeting of the Board of Direc-
ture of the South Norwslk Savings
iiank held this day, a dividend at the
rats of four (4) per cent. per annum.
was declared to depositors from the
earnings of the six months ending
December 31. 1910. The same will he
entered on pass-books and paid on and
after January 10, 1911..
By order ot the Board of Directors.
GEORGE L. WOODWARD.
Treasurer.
dill 12t
620 12f.
December 19, 1910.
TONE“
Wagons.... ............ ..25c to“
Veloclpodso .......... $1. 38 to $4.79
Dooli- ....... 75° to $2.98
Whoolhorrowo ...... 10o. 25s and 40s
Tool‘ Ghosts .. ...... ....259 to 01.75
Doll Carri-nos . ......‘t...250 to .3
Dolls .. ................. ..AII Prlcos
Tobioo . ......509
cholro ............ .. ”25:
W. A. Briggcrinan' 3
”yahoo
Donovan lloolc. 18! Washington it.
R5,.“
m Film me_ loud
”Ham Now You" will ho
anything but thoroughly on-
loysblo it you have Idol trot» .7,
his.
98 Washington. soul
South Norwalk, Conn. . x
Formerly G. .Frlodrlqehfo;
Tel 3723. enuresis
WALL STREET, 10: 10' a. ..A—oral.
feature or the stock market unsure.
suinptlon of businessetollhwintle‘hh'c
triple holiday was theisovsrost dsoll '
in General Electric; memo
the approachlnx prosecutionslsilteg .
called electrlc trust by Ma- y .
government. Generallillsctrloao ‘ " H
with a decline of 1% and (impeding
21,4 points. The balance .9; the. Km;
was inclined to weaknemlth
In addition to Genersl‘lillectric, which
continued week. there were declin‘ '
of a point or over in U. 6. Steel, W03
inshouoe, Union Pacific Rsde ,
hellish Valley. Buying orders it tho
low level resulted in some recover-1h
before the end of the llrst hour, hu
the market's undertone was still;
heavy. ii
WALL STREET. Noam—Tho lelllli
movement gathered voiuno in th ,
second hour and caused further 109
clips: in the active list. The oozes ‘
group or speculators who were rodent
ly credited with much activity for M
long accounts were todayplo brownish? “
for their operations in the other ms. '
The closing of a local I“
minor importance can both
predominant bearish sandstone Goo»
oral Electric made a further «whom
lot-on light sacrum. Exception
the downward tendency were
data! On nil Western lowland.
the move out in those mun was jo
tributod to pool manuipsl
woro lmxul or.
Pile! or JOHN shown saute“
Russell ll. Brown. a do would .
has in his pouosslon lo, ‘ .
black walnut wood of w .
lows on which John Bro
.d RAE m“.: “to Wu
cont onlolo, station this
, it had 7W .
aWo can limbo your Holiday
whom. Try us.
Norwalk Chronicler