* 44414114114447:
' press Eathusieeticaiiy Granted
at Delhi, India
Table Damask and Napkins
wan-a TABLE DAMABK, at
6047, 769 and 81 a yard.
UNBLEAGHED DAMASK. 260,
604: and 754: a yard. 4
NAPKINs, 504: to 83 a dozen.
tion camp.
3 complete assortment of.
HUCK at BATH TOWELO,
from 54: to 50¢ each.
E. K. BANKS
KAIJACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
SOUTH NORWALK
other in splendor passed along roads
crowded with Indian princes, military
officers and government ofiicinis. and
streams of natives went the same way.
The route to the camp was lined
alternately by British and ludian reg-
igents under the command of Mont.-
Goneral Sir .l. Willcocks and General
Sir E. G. Barrow. ”in providing
guards of honor and escorts, native
troops were also given an equal share
with British soldiers.
The king-emperor and queen~e4n
press were received on the elaborate-
ly dcorated platform by the vlceroy
and vicerene, the governors and
heads of provinces, the (‘omniwdcr‘ln-
chief. and 44 number of high military
and civil officials.
After a series of presentations their
majestit's proceeded to a ppvllion
WEATHER FORECAST.
‘_'~'_
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to:
night and Friday; warmer tonight;
light to moderate variable winds. The
area of high pressure has remained
nearly stationary over the Middle AE-
iantic coast during the last 24 hours.
Disturbances are ti'entral this Inornlui
over Arizona, North Dakota and Lake
wSuperior. Moderate temperatures con-
tinue. in all sections east, of the Rocky
Mountains, with llKhl rain on the within a. wall of the fort, where. 160
South Atlantic, Gulf and pa..mc;t'44li44g chiefs were introduced. This
coasts. ' ‘ brilliant ceremony. with the gorgeous
. __,_..._ idioplay oi jewels and richly colored
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY. ' garments, (ii-copied consult-rabid time.
Tf‘milel'llllll'ed Minimum, 22: maxi-,hicunwnile the provincial lcitislnlors
"444414.34. (‘leat' Eiitid gathered on the ridge in tho llnr
-~—w——-— lhnr ramp to pl'tcl the rural part}
Friends are receiving postal cards 11“." |,(1g“|] the pical ”044444340" to,
from \V. Franklin BIS hot) (if Uf'lik'ii tho (amp {0444' miluu it\\ii\'
oven-.449 v ho is touring the 4ountrv.
Eileh as been hc 4rd 110414 441 Sin irun-
tisco. (‘4‘.Iiiior44ia
'l in (malt
and great numbers of natives hail
‘ norm and 4444444411144
Thomas O‘llricn. of West. avenue, '
. 'ilim fol 444441 44 striking hn4 harionnii
was operated U" "' "w '\""""" "0"";144 the aorta 4444441) nniI‘nIimil pro 4's-
Willllllltll EREIIEIIES
fling-Emperor and Queepnfim- *
.- DELI-ii, India, Dec. 7.—~The roar of
' an imperial salute of 101 guns web
comed the. king-emperor and queen-
empress on their arrival here from
Bombay today. The railroad station-
in the Selingarh Bastion of the fart
:had been the Mecca since dawn of
everybody in the city and the corona-
Equipases which ~vied with each
l
41:41 l444lia 14 holiday hnd b4 44 dccrocti, Em
'p441l44rod to pct a glimpse of their our E
l
i
.‘4. ,. . , ‘ . . '. H. .‘
444.4l Malinda-4 ioi .ippi'iiill‘llh I” 'simi. which was headed by Lancers.
""' W"""'“ "‘ """"" "“5""0" "‘ 1 with bands playing. ’i'hcn I'uiuc 414443
114'. Francis i. liurncil.
'ci'al I‘l')l01l, thc hcrnhl. in- silk 44nd
.. . .._ _. . ' '04. I:.lliil‘l 4,-444lilnzom'4l with the my
Hie iIIcmbcrs oi the l‘.\'i‘I’Ii|llllflll "‘ " ' .' .
'44] coal oi arms, and sixteen lirilish
'Cluss oi the South Norwalii Baptist: 441 1, m “mm” 4 all iuouiitid on
' . 4 4444 'c ' 4. 4:44. '-
(‘hurch hold 41 social and sale lust cvc- '
. hhic charters. Next t'ollou‘..d the 4444-
144414; at the church. which I'csultcd k
. Ilvc cst'ori of ii1e4vi4-4'1'oi', in arai'h-i
unite successfully. ’lhc affair was i ii in th int ”n (‘4l 7’
. . an 04 il‘ti't'r't ‘ ' . t‘ it' 'I ll 4'
ucli attended by Ihc'ii'icndsx and put: ("I i " o '1 '" u" l I 4' Hr“
. (l’ ‘ I'HOi ('1' 1' '7' ll ) ”(Ad
runs of thc class and a neat little sum " ' 4.43mi ‘ , ' l
. . and their sons. ’iheir itliiji'slit't; and
oi mom-y was realized. 4 , -
Elli? viccrovs suites exccciicd.
As their iuuji-stR's uppiont had the
command to present 4444414 was passed
along the line of troops the l-Juiopcau
The »Wo:444-n'44 Association of the
South Norwnitt Congregational Church
held its l‘t';{iilill‘ monthly meeting yes-
terday afternoon in Ibc church par
"1414's, The president, hii's. .\lar.:44rct
McClure, presided, and the short husi
peas meeting was followed by 44 pro
mam. The subject tor the afternoon 444knouchlgomcni.
was “The Homeland” lii'esctiiod bv “‘0 ltoilisunrd of Indian hf'lhir‘e
M” 3.] Viiiton Cohmn 44nd \irs .lohn.“'h° folioncd inuucdiateiv outshouc'
Bell. in splendor all that had passed in
__,__..____ {Strict order of precedence came 150'
in regards to the five cases Of meas- 4' maharaiaha, rnjahs, nawnhs and oth-
ies discovered at the Franklin schoollcr Chieftains. The column was clos-
which resulted inrthe closing of roomjt'll 05’ a hand or hiiVfiItB'IOOMIIR M-
natives bent deep towards the gi'Jound,
"ihc ltlup- erupt-4m, queen-'cniptcas andl
Ihc vicar'o) bowed tight and loft iu'
F, one of the health officials gave out ! sham; and Pathnn chiefs, mounted on '
the statement that the accumulationiwild ponies. and a detachment of 4444-
of the cases was caused by the iactlilve and British "001’s.
that the physicians in attendance, ne- Their Indication entered the city
glected to report the cases to the through the klna's SM“. "0W opened
health oiiicer as thev are required to for lite fil‘fil time since 1357. “'00“ "19
by law king of Delhi went to public worship.
—~— ‘ All along the rOute the impression
Last night was the loll call meetv seemed to he profound mid the re
ing of Lady Jennings Lodge, Shep-Iception was a cordial one On arrival
hetds of Bethlehem. There were six- at the camp the troops flied, past the
l.\’ members in attendance and the imperial carriage, receptions follow-
nominntion of officers took place. The ed and the king-emperor was present-
election or the same will be held atied with a brief address of welcome.
the next meeting, December 20. At'to which he'replied in a few words.
the conclusion of the meeting refresh- Their. majesues and the vice-regal
ments were. served and n dlightiul 50- party then repaired to their camp, of
cial time enjoyed. which Circuit House, built by 4,0441
iurzon, in 1903.141 the center.
The vast camp‘ stretched along the
great trunk road in long symmetrical
rows of white tents almost blindind
in the vertical indian sun. while the
whole place when their majeatles en~
tered' blazd with the bright hues of
the east.
Crowds of pictureisue immunity.
from the rajah in his silks to the half-
naked wallah, gathered to welcome
their emperor, and they formed a per~
feet picture. Mingling with them
A blast which shook all Norwalk
was set oft by Contractor Salvatore
Cha‘riott in the West Rocks road this
morning at,7:30 o'clock. It was re-
ported that there'had been a boiler
' eaplosiou in one of the factories, so
terrific was the jar felt about the
town. The blast was one of the larg-
est that the contractor has been forc-
ed to use, there being eight holes, no
'one of them less than 11 feet deep.
All the rock that was in the con-tract~
spcctntors took off their." hats and theioo'ooo' '
JardInIeres, Umbrella HOlderS,
Taborettes, Fern Dishes
Now is the time to make your selection of anything in this line
,, we have. All the new patterns, shapes, colors and designs. and at
prices that please.
:JARDINIERES ........ sec appease
Palm planes .......... sects use"
UMBRELLA srANos e1.eetoe4.oo.
JAaoimsaEe ANo PapasrALs COMBINED... ..... 52.25 to «so
The A. .l. COLLINS COMPANY
124s Noa'rn MAIN eraser scum NORWALK. ’
One boys at a “cheap" store in the unacknowledged belief that
the customer is smartest—that one gets the best of it. But do you?
I hare built my business on QUALITY, QUANTITY and SERVICE,
and the fact that it grows steadily, if not rapidly, in pretty good evi-
dence that there are many who appreciate Honest Grains and Honest '
Weights and a service that says “Do things as you want them and not
as I do." My every endeavor is to so satisfy my customers that they
will continue to trade with me your after year.
I honestly believe that my home ground feeds are as good food for
animals as it is possible to make, and better «than any other.
- MANUEL TORO HATCH.
' First in quality last in price always in the mind
ers—«iionule Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle an
1
That s It!—
JeddO Coa 44......
Send us an order for one load. and we will retain you as a cue-
tomer. Clean. free from elate,uniferm quality, suitable for furnace,
range, stove or selfdeeder. Prime on application.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
.. «4.... MM... ...........
of its custom-
Poultry.
, 1m. Lilian atone. ot- QheveliiDd.
Who has been the guest of ins. (than
loo H Frantic, of Main street, left
this morning “for th Canada where:
she will visit'v‘for s time. .
‘ 4 I
There la‘nothlng more acceptlbie
for an Xmu sift than a planets piano. .
if you ard'lnterested you will and full
particuihrs in the advertisement or '
Bteinert A Go. Better read itaow.
“w-”
Members of the Civic League are
suited especially to make an effort to
be present at the regular monthly
meeting Friday of this week. 41.;
C. w. Shelton is to he the hostess and
the meeting will bd'gin at 3:00. The
Nominating Committee‘ will bring in:
its report and the Entertainment Com
mittee which had charge of the Sub-
acrlption Recitals for the Library Au- ;
ditorium will be able to iiive a full,E
report. E
-m—
the American automohitiat. is the m" '
that we are entering to and in orda “
to make his automobile trip a tram
at procession we ask him to, bring it
‘ this shop before startinsfiout. We’ will 4
overhaul it. tighten up- screws and my
chinery, put in new parts, put his our
zine. brakes, magneto. plugs, stand.
good working order and make Vi
journey a pleasant one by lack of a;
noyaace by bringing his auto to 4 5
HANFIJRD. 42 N. Main St—TeLSIIZ
i
l
E
I
es WALL smart
NORWALK.
O. D. Jackson
Optician
MAURETANIA FLOATED. , PM": ‘3‘
4.4vnnroon. Doc. 7.~The ennui-til
liner Mauretanla, which went!
aground, near Dingle. during a storm.
Everything in the Optical Line
’“hll‘112.12.:i:“§f.‘.’..‘.’;‘:i’;";i’;‘l:i..E Eyes Examined Free
ed no damage as the result of her;
grounding.
SUGAR DOWN AGAIN.
NEW YORK. Dec. 7.~——All grades
of refined sugar were reduced ten:
cents a hundred pounds today. i
_---_-...--.._....-_ l
Mother—«What do you think you::
will make out of my daughter's taiv'
out? 1
Professor (absent-mlndc4iiy~-Abonif
ghalf a guinea a lesson. if the piano
5144144144 out.—««’l‘it-Iiits. '
F. E. Lockwood 87 Company will;
give you a $25 Gas Tank for
$16 and your Old Generator---- ‘1
for your Automobile.
Home birds are plucked
{got the. feathers for some
'hats.
So are some
:i‘ost.
Sentinel want Iids. bring results.
This Range $25. (ll)
alive to
women's
husbands. ~ Houston
'55:...
Now is the Time to Buy
OUR NEW YEAR’S GREETING
is to wish everybody lots of
health and happiness. bind to
help them retain II by using
only good. pure wines and
liquors. And we twani every-
body to know they can always
procure soul! at Magnet 4h.
Flynn‘s. 0444' line of those bcv-
ci'aitt'a is particularly choice and
very carefully selected. Some of
\(‘i‘\ rare vititttnc but all pure.
matured and frcc from adnl'tci .1-
tion. "
Manner 87 Flynn
Absolutely Guaranteed
HORSE CLOTHING
Luther M. Wri ght’S
IS THE PLACE
Three Best Bets in 1912 Motor oars
‘
Men’ S, Women’s and Childrn’ 8' Rubber
Boots, Storm and Low-cut Rubbers and
' Arctics at the Lowest Prices
The White Shoe Store
302 Atlantic 8L,
STAMFORD
90 Washington St.
80UTH NORWALK
The Gibson 100 Ci gar
FORMERLY MADE 3V THE GEORGE B. MILLER 60.. OgF NEW
YORK CITY NOW MADE BY THE OLD WELL CIGAR 00., ARE
NOW ON SALE WITH THE FOLLOWING DEALERS:
sourH NORWALK - ”817mg. J.
' a s c. VAK, .
324442;: F. 4-4. . PLAISTED. a. H.
BRIGGERMAN, «w. A. SCHAUB- CARL
CANEVARI, D. SCHMIDT. ADAM
CASTELLANO a BARDINI SILUMAN E- H-
CLIFFORD PHARMACY STILLSON-POWELL C0.
CLIFFORD HOTEL WHELPLEY d. CLARK
COLEMAN, F. a. WIGMORE. w. 7-2. a co.
NBC 3, _ NORWALK
IESA', LEONARD BAUR. w. c.
DREYFUSS, A. w. GLENDENING. H., a co.
EAGLE HOTEL HAYES, .1. 'r.
GERMANIA HOTEL HOLMES, KEELER a SEL-
omorro a co. , LECK 00.. THE
KASTEANTOS, K. MACE BROS.
LEARY, A. 6 CO. MORELLI {CARBONE
MAGNER G FLYNN SACHS, H. ‘
MAGNER A. TROY SKELLY ‘P HOWARD
MAHACKEMO HOTEL WEED, ESP .
or‘s way was removed by the tremen-
done and well directed explosion of
the dynamite. ‘
were bejeweledulndlan princes, army
and administrative officers, native and
British private soldiers and large
. numbers of foreign tourists.
The ancient bullock cart, the smart-
est modern carriage the powerful mo-
tor, car, the richly caparisoned ele-
liSE ALLEN’S- FOOT-PEASEIM
'e'l'h up tissptic powder to be link
if you want rest and comfort for tired. whine.
Iw.o 'lt-n,sweatln feet. use Allen's Foot-Illa. 31'-
ilem come an buulonl of all n and reveals ' . '
blisters,soroandesilouu ole. till. that for phan" and the. “006w horse added
£33344: fli’zlqlei,sl;atent mange s14 .:44: ,'°{‘ variety. 4 it
it n
‘ , gsc‘omgvooi‘tugge’ 0'1". attain-31.54,. ° $1.0 tai-5:44;: 'Very little trace was to be found of
. o I n' acasp an m 44 4 4444. r '
1 "13’s 01mm. “Bonn“. the various tires which hava recently
packageaddress Ail . _ _
. caused havoc in the camp.
'The emperor‘s tent'does‘not differ
greatly in appearance from the oth-
ers. Internally, however, it'is pain» .
tiai. 4m: canvas hails stand nearby
for Official receptions and banquets.
J
40c TE
Hind’s Honey and
' Oculists and Opticians
About a. quarter of a million persons
Almond Cream
OUR TORIC LENSES
approach more nearly the shape
CLENS 0112 THE
of the eyes and make the eas-
iest and most perfect lenses to
_,, ' 4 be had. They increase the field
. of vision and do away with all
‘ the tiringrefractions.
We employ experienced Ocu-‘
lists to examine eyes.
87 ATLANTIC SQUARE
Standard, Conn.
Open Stitiirday liveninse.
'THAMER
8900 i
CORNER WALL AND‘ HIGH ITI.‘
~44.” . [4
have 4144.44 tip their quarters in the '
. canvas city. 1444444444 is broken up by‘
. pole wands. fountains
The Krit [Thefludsoni The Moye‘r
Viv; pnsscngei Heller than ever ‘ "The \lmer see of
iiciuountuble rims 4 Same old price iThe Movei (‘uaI
(,ouipicio i bell awning lhe Mayer want to oivn one.”
$1600 $2, 350
See them at our garage. 1514 for demonstration.
OSCAR H. BANKS?”
RIVER STREET Telephone 681-3 NORWALK, CONNrE
T. A. MITCHELL
HGUBE FURNIOHER
—.—.
V”
@ EXIRA SPECIA
VERY BEST BUTTER, a pound ........................
BEST FLOUR 24 1~2 pound bag ....................................... so:
15 pounds GRANULATED SUGAR .......................... $1.”
10 poundmags PURE BUCKWHEAT for ........................... ...35¢‘
TRY A POUND OF AMBROST COFFEE—Once Used Always Used.
The Great A&P Tea Company"
124 WASHINGTON er. sourn NORWALK.
Tel. No. 909. Deliveries s: so a. m. and 2: as p. 474. FREE nativea‘
w
NORWALK. CONN.
Norwalk Branch Office of
The Evening Sentinel
li.l.ll.ll.&H.ll._l_l._'lllIElIlilE
in Effect Oct. 1. 7911.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK ,
”A M. “annex. 6: 0974'. 6: 81x. 6: 09, 6: 67
201, 4. «3x, 8: 17x, '51:: 9'15x, 9:.7.
10: 20x 10: 85x. 11:3371.
4'. in W12 64:. I- (is, 4: 37:: (Phila. a
Wash. 141pr goes to Harlem ititer),1 1:49.14
8: 27. II: 3174 .9286. 5: 60 N, 6: 40. 614413;. 'i: 16x
":52x. 9: (OX. 10 45 .
Sundays. 4
..-
A. M.-——12' 48x. 6: 09x, 5 444-. s 54. 14). 304,l '
'1‘ 88—13. .ngg 41 Six. 2- 49:4 5 35. 5. 507:,
7:00x. 7:12, 4. 6:74, 8: 213,9 9:10x. 10:28.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A.M '6:x.540 6:46 8:7:00. 8:0“.
8: 56:4. il.15x.10:02\. 10:05.11:00x. 11: ()3.
P.MM12:03x.1:10.1'60it. .1: 0034.6 1!:
3' .80.\. 3: 66s.! :19. «i' 327:, ii: 06):. 6. 15 6:26a.
820334, 6: 03, 8: 00):. 8. 03:4. 9' 't0. 11: 00x. 11: 80,
Sundays. '
14.44 ..-.-s no.‘ 8: 26x, 9.08:4.10:02x, 11 .444...
M «12:0 6:0244, 6: 0'0, 6: 01x. 7: 2 x,
a: sex. 11:30:. 11': 00x, 19: oo 0.44 4
_.__
The Paris Cloak 8t Suit Home
THE HOUSE OF GOOD CLOTHES
33 South Main Street. SouthNorwalk
GREAT SALE OF WOMEN’S SUITS, COATS, DRESSES, SKIRTS
WAISTS AND FURS.
Every garment we sell is such exceptional value at. the price the}:
i once you wear one we are sure of your future patronage. It will p
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW ; you well to investigate our claims. . \
_ HAVEN. I :22 Ladies Suit for ....... $11. 93'
9 1‘8}: “{ojfi‘fi‘i-n‘x‘“ ‘ 573‘- 5 09 7-~ ”vi 825 Ladies’ Suits for ..... 814. 98 $10 Dresses for '
4 :44. .. 4:10. 3:1ng 44 244. 4. 24,, 816 Ladies Coats for .....sr.9e ‘16 Dresses ‘3" ' """
limit" a: 1 x, e: '47, 7: 10x. 0914,44,: 320 Ladies' Coats for .....$11.98 $4 Skirts fer ..'.........H
To Bridgeportssla'tilatryazs only—3: 06 p. m $35 For Coats for . . . . . _ 527.50 82 Waists for . . . . .. . . . .
. 3Wait
10481.0 14.1712]: 127:, 1.1144. 1 67x. 7: 49, e: 47, “0 Fur CW5 m" """ 830"” ; a s 10'-
10:07:":é'4'08x' 41:10:, 6:416. 7:10x, 8:431,l We carry everything in Furs—Children‘s Sets and Ladies' Mutts
as‘carfs, at the lowest prices.
~—
oANsuav 'ro so‘U'rI-i NORWALK.
A. M.——6: 00, 7: 28 8013'10'03'11'50
P. 144.144 «'44-. gdtexé'm)
on eye. . ' .
A. M.-7:66,.11:564 . 15 POUNDS SUGAR .......
BUTTER
EGGS
P. lit—0:00. 74391:.
M
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
.”9.4.....4.u-.u..n-...'..4.n-...-.
44.4.-.~|.n4.'-4.--...o.-.-..‘.”nus-n..-
Fancy Mixed Nuts, 2 lb. ..254: Citron, per lb.- .......... .. .
6' .fi'M s: 2'72“ ligomidany excel" ”Why”! Seed Raisins, per pkg. .. ....... ”.104: Peel. Orane eor Lemon, pet- I
P.‘ M.—.1.25. t: 867:. 5:2114. a: 20. 7:13 cleaned Currants, per pkg. ..... 104: Prunes. 2 i I.
Sundays. cra'nbettrlu, per qt. ............10e Evaporated Peaches, per lb. .
A. M.—a:15. 1040014. “ , Fan's Any Dates. per pk . .........~r.100. Apricots, per lb. ,
P. lit—2:16. 7:15. r-r Noise-Bud Raisins, pleas. ......25i:‘ Layer Figs; per lb.
‘ ' """' ‘ Fancy Table Raisins, pkg. .......26d 8 eons Pumpkin
NEW YORK To IOBTON.
Stopping at New Haven, New London
' and Providence.
4.4.4»). Cautii' Not-walk.
' Florida“ Orson». per dos. ....sop‘ pudisy's Pumpkin; 2' «he.
Extra fancy Grape Fretted for 260 swig! Cider. per “gallon...
“.84 AMRTMENT or inner? Arenas. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler