it you have cultivated a tam for
good pure. Candy. ,
OUR HOME MADE SWEET!
will certainly tickle your palate. Al~
ways trash and enticing.
F. A. LANE
Tel. 400. 61 Washington 8'.
(Jill NEWS
EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwnlk and vicinityzllnin to-
night or Thursday. Warmer tonight.
Brisk and probably high south to
southeast winds shifting to northwest
Thursday. A Weli~deilned storm is
ntal this morning over Lake Erie.
~» It ., roducing cloudy weather with
“ rain 0%“! in the Lake region and
s
Ohio, Ml lppl Valleys. it will pro-
bably move 'twurd and reach this
vicinity some ti e tonight. A long
ridge of high presume driong the AL
lantic coast is producing pleasant won-
ther in the eastern sections. Mild
temperatures prevail in all sections
east of the Rocky Mountains.
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 1:0; high. 31.
Partly cloudy.
Benjamin F. Fisher, of Cos Cob. was
in Norwalk, yesterday. on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Loo Colin will go to
housekeeping the first of the new
year.
William McAIiistor, of iiarhor avo-
nue. spent yesterday in Danbury with
.. . friends.
i
Charles Vorlin, oi' Elnirrost Tort-am.
ls spendingr the day in‘Neanven on
business.
Fred J. Force and (entity. of New
were guests of friends in this city ov-
er Monday.
John A. Mills, of Brooklyn, is spend-
ing the holidays with his mother in
Broad River.
the Clifford
at his
Albert Hawkins, of
Pharmacy. spent Christmas
home in Westtield. Mass.
M iss M. Pauline Franlto. of New l-lu
ven. is visiting her parents, in Elm
street. She will remain the rest of
the week.
Dr. J. H. Mallory has returned from
Hartford. where he spent Christmas
with relatives.
The Feilowcrait Club met last, eve-
ning and transacted routine business,
in their Wail street quarters, in the
Masonic building.
«Wesleyan Glee Club
wood’s Hull tonight.
at Look-
.loseph Baninsoso. the driver for De.
‘ Klyn's bakery and Miss Anna 'i‘hlol,
stencgrapher for it. 10.1mm and Boo
n their real estate oihce. Were mar
led on Christmas Day.
here will he a regular meeting or
census Council, Royal Arcnnum.
this voning. in the Gazette hulidin in
Nothing of special lin-
hos thus far been thought of
gin. bolero the meeting.
w and best methods of don-
the transient study at Dr.
. . y, and he sit/es his patient
the bench at the intent scientific re-
wet Onto vectors Association will
be held to error! and It the home
. cat. 10.!" dibert. It In
L one. It Which time it is
number or the assooiw
must.
tion will
M" 03 i”: 6 “NM 00
ow In on n
it: i m ”103 III Thlmhld
’ If! We Do »_Steam Boiler
t motion or the Nor» ‘
' montho India; What In. itiitl. psy-
' ; scrotum“ on or hetero January
3 "to will-drew ism froth .lanum 1.
Insurance
and Inspection
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
74 WAIHINO'I’ON STREET. IOUTH
NORWALK,00NN. .
TELEPHONE 1004
Park -& .Tilford’s
DeliciousCandies
in a Good Overcoat
lit-rt s a solid investment for your Christmas money
~—onc that oil] pzlv tlli itlentis regularly ill style and com-
foil; Dilll service
tunic} (Normals long. worm cosy liltingmrcguln-
lion «)1 tlilltt‘i‘lllllv toilzu »~lItI2IIIliiIIl gun's H'fllltl browns in
patterns you won t Sl‘t’ llllpllt‘illiil51llV‘.Wlll.‘iC 'lhcso (routs
spell stitim- of lllt most autis‘iviug l hill. and are splendid
-30”) Af... values at $10 to $-5 3;.
9 Dapper (lit‘filt'illtltl t')\~‘t':IItI):Its—«Iitii Oxfords and
F. H. BAXTER S lilnclc. Stillltt silk lint-II. the tll't'h‘Slt'Hl. uvcicoais niaIlc~—$io
DRUG STORE iu$3ti
Htu 11'qu Suits tiller it safe Int c sttucntwhmwns and
grew in quuisltt slutdu “at; lcs‘ uilh plenty of gingcrm
$10 to $to
. House mats and built robes at attractive reductions
this week.
FOR SALE
NEW 30x8 CRUISING LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE $350. Apply at
Anderson's Launch Works
Oyster Shell Point, Norwslk
We Are Living
in an age or progress. Everyone
striving for success must keep nhrensi.
of the times; the indifferent nnd taint,-
hearted soon fall behind and are for.
gotten.
The successful dentist is no excep-
tion; he must continintlly SPUR for
something better,
The newest and best. methods are
my Constant study. i want my pa-
tients to have the benefit of the lnt‘
est solehiilin I'osonrch. You will ilnd
me progressive and up-lo-dute in or.
ery wuy.
.oorrirrens
TWO STORES:
The New Store
24 Wall St, Norwalk.
14 Scuth Main St.
South Norwalk
Wu»: .
Dr. J. H. Mallory
16 South Main St. South Norwalk
Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sundays
by appointment only.
OWWWQW
You wont to trade at a store that you can depend on-n store that is
sincere in its every snort to give you an honest service—4 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‘ouatomerl.
My business has been hullded on n llrm foundation of honest grain at
fair prices and not a one-time order place. i want your custom now-
and want it in the future. > . . ' n
.ga-vn. I :.
New
Year’s .
BOOKLET8 AND LETTERS
NEW YEAR'S POST CARDS
6 for 5, 2 tor 5. So each
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality, last in“ price. always in the minds of its custom.
err-Donnie Home Ground Feed for llorses, Cattle and Poultry.
Florida Oranges, Fifteen ”to 250
Per Dozen, 256, 30c, 350, 400
M.“
J. I. MALLETTE
mm.” "In” mm“) 3 GRAPE FRUIT sou ...................................... T”. ....... 25c
as Washington St. Tel. 449 a PACKAGES or paucaxc noun FOR ............... “13...... 25c
3 PACKAGES OATMEAL FOR ........ 25c
swear moss. per gauon ..... , ............................. ......._ 25¢
SWEET POTATOES. TURNIPB. WHITE ONIONS. CELERY and APPLES
CityNationalBank UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
----— 20 NORTH MAIN STREET. PHONE 143.
TRANSAOTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS . 0. .. ...._.T--‘MW-....-.W
as... ”sin...“ m... For Fresh FlSll go Where they handle nothing
$100,000.00 $117,000.00
but FISH to get the BEST
EBCALLOPS IN SHELL. ROGKAWAV AND GREENPORT 0Y8
JOHN H. KNAPPI 1“ VlN'PM'v TERB. FROBTFISH.100 lb. WHITING.10c lb. WEAKS, ‘20 lb. HER-
RING. 10c lb. SPANISH MAOKEREL. 18c lb. SNAPPER BLUES.15¢ lb.
SHAD. 15c Ib. BLUE AND FLATFISH STEAK COD. FINNAN HADDIESI
sznsuicit H. ROWAN. and View
"I.
WILFRID BODWEI-L. Cashier SALMON, eats. HALIBUT. sMELr. sea moor, BEA sscauoes.
HARD cease. ,
DIRECTORS .
I. H. Mathewson Henry humour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Jouloh R. Marvin J. Walls“ Marvin
Christian 0mm John H. Light
Fred H. now-n
w
Safe Deposit Box». 03 and 06 per your
EDWIN H. MATHEWSDN. Pru-
Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market.
runs unwary.
TELEPHONE I08.
Holiday Gifts
A Gilt from the Jeweler“: is always acceptable and is
A Lasting One
Coieburn & Lauder
The Jewelers
Offer two large Ind complete stock! For your ‘Wfifim
tl Well lire“. NORWALK fl WAIMu‘BL. IO DIWAL‘
The South Norwalk
Trust Company
The Trustees have ordered that in:
hermit at the ratio of 4% per pnnum
be credited to depositors in the tier-
inn Department tor the current It!
”It! on out otter 1mm to. 1m.
Ti tours III uniting
Invest Xmas Money ,
‘ 0'": W 030000
; llil Work.
I server for
3 yard «I
F00 IIITV
(Continued from First Page.)
The understanding is that the:
position to issue 025.000 in bonds for
raving, the latter to be‘putd oft b ‘nd-
Joining property owners, but ill yor
:nth M. Pohlman explains that a out
louoquarter of a mill will be required
{for the interest on the bonds ant to
inure at the intersection or air air.
which expense will be borne by the
city The tux last year was elven
mills for “nine months. or for the ear
would have meant shunt nine undlone
quarter. notualiy. but the work ‘tlmt
could not burn been done would intro
brought it down to nine mills. in 1. 908.
tho tax was nine and throequprter
mills.
The estimates as finally dooldep‘ up-
on yesterday will prevnil in the i sin.
though it may be found that in~ii few
instances. the estimates wore out tliown
just a little too much. It is not btiiov-
ed, howevei that there will be any in
portsnt changes. ‘
Fire Department. 1
The estimate for the tire department
was $186075 This won out to Sil. 500
’l he sum of $700 was naked for It now
pnlr of horses on the Old Well truck.
This was out to Wm) as it is figured
that the old team will bring $25.0.
Twenty four pairs of rubber boots
were asked for and twelve pairswere
allowed. ldltewiso the rllbiinrl rout
estimate. was out from 24 to ill. lKero-
Hone oil estimates were out from i 20 to
Sit: and apparatus polish front it’ll to
$20.
Police Department.
’1 he polite dopmimont estimate was
also shouted but was no stranger! that
the (Hountll may add another rrxulsr
man to the force or may diildt the
work up among the extras 'llio re»
lief und truiiio estimate of $55.08 was
cut out entirely. as was other extra
Work to the extent of $214.70, but
“£03.75 was nilowed for the addi-
tional man. who, however. if appointed,
must do the relief, truiiic rind. extra
work.
An increase was naked in the salary
of the thief from $3.50 to $4.00 per
day, but this won not allowed.
An estimate for $15 for red lights
over the polite signal boxes w 8 cut
out, us it was found lhnt for ills ser-
the desired it would he neresllary to
install about $2; '00 worth of apphratus
'iho dopnr’tmtnt nsi.ttl 3900mm and
‘ \ius pitch :8 on)
Health Department.
The lioulth department ostinnito was
out from 3905 l. 3591). The} i‘iilhilng
:wtouut line was out trout till to $20.
The nppropilntlon for plumbing oi
$300 \vns eliminated but ii iii piloposed
to have the conuuil look utter this mut-
ter vln the continuent‘y fund. iio as to
ohvinle the necessity of invingul tnx for
it. The work will be under the su-
pervision of the hvulth heart! just
the more.
Library Building.
The iibrury building account was
made 3460. ns auninst $2300 suited for.
it was decided thnt the t‘lt‘i‘iiilt‘ light
summit of 833.10 and the has account
or Sid belong in the regular library
expenses. The building department
was given or. more for insurnnro and
Home more [or incidental expenses.
City Hall Department.
The estimate for the city hell do
pnriment was it 800 (It This was
lnnnght down to In npproprltitlon of
“blood. in this depnrtiuent. illsinioe
tant for the ninth distuasvd rlty hull
building was llll from 850 to 32.3; 350
tor stationery wus eliminated entirely
nud the inriduntnl account was out
from Slum to $60.
The binary Department
The library estimate was 80.3.00 nnd
was out to $2,300.
The reductions include
lull:
$000 to $500 for new books].
$1200 to we for magazines Ilnd other
pni’lotiit'nlu.
silo, to “00 for supplies rind furni-
tnro.
33.0 to sit. for lrelght and curious.
$50 to 810 for repairs to flirnltnre.
$100 to $50 tor intititnu‘sls. The
:33 iii for electric light and .gus was
drilled to this department.
Puhllo Printing.
The estimate on public prilliting was
out from $600 to “75 .
Printing for the usaosuorl was out
(min $150 to 300 and the hill of 8100
was allowed tor printing ilsip.
.Big Out On Hinhwll .
The estimate for tho hihway do.
pnrtmeni was $84.0"). Into uslve of
paving but when th word not
through shearing it was rs {in down
to $20, llh.
Tho oIioI-y of $1.100 was i llmtnoted
and rustic to some out of t a general
highway osmium account. hich even
otter the superintendent's
been tasked to it was mil» to $7,700.
The estimate before the superintend-
ent's salary was put on wall ".900.
The sum of I3 out) was lied tor
this was
the follow-
wstrost.
some esti-
abandoned
tor some
$1.000 on.
In Id
The new layout tor men
including the widening, tit
mated to salt 01.800 was
and instead $300 was allow
l
Ii to am
'm street. . »
, end this was
it use it
We... It.
auto tor I rt-rtstlon or
m ' muons
- 1.009 for sinusitis WV
" ’ Inn 01, I m
will latte favorable action On the 1 no
=IIIry had ‘
out out on- _
25 Dozen Fine 75c corrou slums and
DRAWERS. ecru Shade only.149t:
$8. 98
1 Small Lot CHILDREN’S AND YOUNG
MEN'S OVERCOATS, sizes 11 to 10.,
$6. 98
1 Lot BOYS’ $10 and $12 OVERCOATS.
and astralzhan
black and gray.
$4.98
1 Lot CHILDREN'S FANCY COATS. tur'
trim, colors, blue, ~
$6, $7 and $8 Coats:
PRICE’S “‘
Dividend Notice
122ml SEMI-ANNUAL DlVlDEND
OF THE
NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY
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
nunum was declined to depositors
from the earnings of the six months
ending December 31, 1910. ,The same
will be entered on passbooks and paid
on and after January 10. 1911.
By order or the Beard of Directors
FREDERICK A. ELLS.
r120 12t Treasurer
. ... _ -M _M_MJM
Dividend Notice
TheSouth Norwslk SavingsBank,
South Norwalk, Conn.
At a meeting or the Board of Direc-
toro oi the South Norwaik Savings
llsnk held this day. a dividend at the
rate of tour (4) per cent. per annum.
was declared to depositors from the
earnings of the six months ending
“number 31. into. The same will be
entered on pass~books and paid on and
utter January it). iiili.
By order of tho heard of Directors.
GEORGE L. WOODWARD.
Treasurer.
December 19. 1910. d1912t
F~AIRFIELD COUNTY NATIONAL
BANK,
Norwaik, Conn.
174th Dividend
The Board of Directors have this
tiny declared it Semi-Annual Dividend
of three til) per cent. “free of tax."
payable on and after January ll. 1911.
1.. t', GREEN.
(its tit
_. rFOYS
Wagons ....... ...........25o to”
"Velocipodu‘ ...........0i.38 to 04.70
Desire .75o to 02.08
Wheelbarrow: . ..... lilo, 250 and 49::
Tool Clio-to ............25c to 01.76
Doll Garrison .............2iio to $8
W. A. Briggennan's
. Stationery Store .
Donovan Bionic In Washington It.
South Norwalk, Conn."
98 Washington Street
Delicatessen.
of Quality
Give us a trial and be convinced.
John G. Baubr
Formerly G. Fricdrloit’o.
T913720. RMLBQAD Ava. ‘
women's AND dam '7
Fancy House Slippers
75c to mic ,
CHILDREN'S Leoomos It and to " “
“.so _ t \“
woman's oansus, In III colors, at 2“
25:; to 76¢. ' '
LADIES’ HIGH nest. STORM sum ',
sens. 60¢. ‘ t
100 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK ‘
lllli ill nu nun
WALL STREET, 10:10 sums—Price
changes at the opening or the stock»
market today were mostly fractional
and in almost every ihstance louver
than at yesterday‘s close. Southern
Railway um. and St. Paul were oil a
point. The substantial fractional loss»
on were in United States Steel, Read-
Inu. American Tobacco ptd., Chess-
peake and Ohio and Chicago Great
Western. Reading subsequently recov-
ered its initial loss and there were
alight advances in Consolidated Gas
and Pacific’ Mall.
WALL STREET, 11 a. tic—8601115
or United States Steel wallbe most.
notable feature or the early tradins.
the stock selling down to 10 5-8 the _
lowest limits in some wodluti Buoport- : "
lug orders in that and other stocks l‘ i“
brought some rally. Consolidated Gus
made a further gain on what locked
like absorption or the stock. Welt-
ern Maryland lost practically all a!
yesteidnys sdva a.noe Lehiu’h Valley
was the strongest issue in the railway ,
group Trading was light out! limited 4 Q‘.
to active issues Reading. {Talon PI- “
ll All Price- “We. Southern “(00¢ “0 “Who". .
$2M.“ _ _____ 59¢ dosh-Metropolitan old We“ 0:01. toi- :j‘T
cmm 26o lowlnll the as“? dis - 1-”?
WALL STREET. noonmfloilo'wing
almost a wool: of modem motto
some 0! the professional element
seemed inclined to buy it our
the theory that. the ma VII.
tilled .toa orally and ’
It higher level 0: prion we
the movement was led“; ‘
013m
ed (in and I lithium
Itmoitlyn Union {in to
of a merger oi‘ time iv
The strength at hellish
in: end the iiarrin’ian l
firmness to tho «I»
acuity Iii surly low
with I sprinkllnso! ,
“no. tutti“... “
sry, u n ;
tiroiy the. session
Norwalk Chronicler