eather Forecast
sin or dfifmmer; brisk
toi igh northeast winds.
This l5 the season
' “'an tires are bright
. .‘Ald that is the rcuson
.' it is perfectly 1'.iglit
To protect your home
iiy lni-iurniice. .
1 1 ..
The rates are so reasonable
. 011 can‘t be without. it.
Let its/Wine you 11 policy
Arid you never will doubt it.
TAYLOR a GOLDEN
i petalrs Trust Co. Building
1 Telephone 1230
OPEN EVFNiNos‘.
.1 UNle XMAS
Ni’l‘Z’S
“The Holiday Store”
for “Gifts
For a substantial Gift nothing could be superior to a fine piece of Furniture.
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Our show-
TAYLOR a GOLDEN rooms are crowded with odd and beautiful pieces that will make acceptable Gifts for either
‘87-‘31 Washington Street,
l. 1230. South Norwalk
men or women. ,
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Our Furniture must be substantial, however low-priced. Here you will
find many appropriate suggestions and special values.
FANCY CHINA
CUT GLASS
l . A very large assortment of dainty pieces in both China and Art Glass that make excep-
0111i lirollit‘rs Lough. No. 10, l. 0.
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Just a Few Suggestions
at the Busy Store
FOWNES’ GLOVES. NECKWEAR. BELTS, SCARFS. LEATHER BAGS, TOILET
ARTICLES, MESH BAGS, COMBS. ,SILK HOSE. SILK WAISTS, LINGERIE WAISTS,
WRITING PAPER MUSLIN UNDERWEAR APRONS, BATH ROBES, PICTURES,
HANDKERCHIEFS. UMBRELLAS. LINENS. MANY SPECIALS IN EACH DEPART-
MENT.
tional Christmas Gifts.
To
0. id, “ill 1111- oi as usuzil this evening.
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~~l1alosl tlcrliios. ()‘lii'lon’s.
(lottrue |.'.i'.'l.,1‘tir,.ol' Wont oven-11137 "
spoilt3 Silllll‘iiil) ut'tiu'noon in lti'itlee-i
port lvliort- ho iitiontli‘ti the ”router.
Mr. llllll Mrs. ot‘ South Wll-i
“You could travel around the world with me
and yet you couldn't get a better present than
you can buy right in this town
I've seen every kind of present, but never one
to compare with theVictor or Victor—Victrola.”
\Vc have the different Ww~ ,-
stylcs of these great 3' L
musical instruments, rind
Siiiui‘l,
.toii, 1:111'1- mom! to Yonkers} .\'. Y.“ ,.
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““m' 1 More Toys, better Toys. newer Toys. arriving every day. Our immense co'llection oi
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how liHllii‘ll mo. 1111' iill‘gl’fil Jewelry 7 . “‘0
5101 k‘ 111 WWH- “11 MNH‘R'S- 1 or girl which brings the store accommodating always to the front. 8 i \ fit \ ‘
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spout yester-
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we'll gladly play them for you at any
time.
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831/. Frank w. Sandiord Sen-
. 'Steinert’s Piano Store
16 S.Main St.,S.Norwalk
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vontliiotl to icinurl; this morning iii: 11:
(fliriutiniis \1oiiltl not be green this
your us the )lltrit‘lll iuilit .1tioi1« point-I
oil i;11\1"11'tls '1 gonmuus i‘nll oi ~'nmv
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lh'iiigo; ori. wore the guests of .\i1 and lint: Nora'iillr “m”. lilo service lost ‘1“... DI SIX Followers
Airs \1t holds Miillili, (if “ilimt nit," “lull 1m. Newport; 11110111.: [Mum]. his m ‘ , .
nuomsterduy. lioi'iucr homo, where he will spout! PORTLAND. Maine. Dec. lsw'i‘cu
' tho Christmas holidays. years in the iciloi'nl prison at Ailiintn
w—-——-— nus the sentence imposed today upon
”You can buy the host Millie 0' Rev. Frank W. Snudt’ord. lender oi .
. PM. 3‘1"“? 0" “'“iik‘tb 559- M “i" the 11on Ghost and 1's Society of sin. ‘ ‘ ' _ . " ' ' . ' , . .
‘ Dei'liil tTaic. tub. for causing the deaths of six per- " '
sons on the youth Coronet.
Sentence was pronounced by Judge
Clarcnce Hole in the 'llnlted States
District Court. The Shiloh lender was
sentenced “on the first of six counts of
the indictment, which charged man-
1
of tli'i'hios.i
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The natural growth oystoi'incn who
' . spent the .‘nhbuth at their East Nor-i
'wnlil homes started out bright 11nd}
earl. this morning for Southport,
‘whel‘e they hope that. they may'liuve
a'gtod Week‘s \vork.
M
l’ostul curds urc being received in
Norwnlk by Wullncc l. \i'oundy and
other relatives from Mr. and George
Wonndy and family who have nrrlved
at. Savannah 611., The family is en-
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the office of United States Minimal PM“ BBNFERENBE
May 0.
warn personal representative of Pre-
mier Yuan Shi Kai. This declaration
BRIDE AND GRObM ENTERTAINED" my be regarded as a significant one.
fiiiseiul and handsome Christmas
Jewelry presents at Noack's, 36 North'
Mail 1 street.
joylng a ‘vacritlon trip to Florida for
several weeks.
slaughter in cruising the death of six
of his iollowers by neglect. in falling
Mr. and Mrs. Chcrlee Price Surprisedi
by Their Friends.
I" SHANGHAI "PEN Both Wi‘i Tin-g Fang and Tang Shoo
zYl privately expressed the hope be--
{fore the conference opened thut same
agreement might be reached as a re-
Delegates Greet Each Other in a
Friendly Manner antifitari
Mr. and Mrs. Charles llill,
to provide the necessities oi life on
the recently , complete .. seventeen
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Price, mum
and groom of Raymond street. weie.
suit of the discussions."
Amos P. Wilder. United States Con.
-—Boys' and Girls’ High Cut Shoes.
of "6‘ at Coniieally & l'lracken's.
troll, Mich, have nrrlved home in months' cruise along the shore! of v'eiy pleasantly and completely sur-= , sol-General here formally called on
{End Norwnlk and will spend the holl- At the regular sgfiic‘gs held by the three continents. pilsed Friday night in a party of their DB'lbfil‘flIiCflS Tang Shao Yi this morning and talk-
dny with relatives in this place. \\ local corps of the Salvation Army. The other five counts were continued friends. The sfiair was in thenaturei V ed with him on subjects of general
Fi‘hslr many friends are happy to see .\\,\3 held last evening. seven months were without sentence on motion of Uni-ted or a housewarming and the happy ; interest without however touching on
their again. admitted to the ranks, six of whom. States District Attorney Robert T. hosts were thcirecipleuis of a number! SHANGHAI China. Leo 18' —The the question ofthe revoliitlon.
Whitehouse. of useful and valuable “presents 1 peace conference between DT- Wu
Rev. Mr. Ssndford received the sen— . The evening was pleasantly passed ”“3 ““31 the ““613“ sea-9‘8") .1“
with games. music and s 300131 time the révoluttonury cabinet and Tang-
'i‘iie strictest precautions have been
taken by the authorities of the city
were men and the other is Indy. In
about 11 month's time these recruits
:i‘iUmbrellns for Xmas. O‘Brien‘s. Gilgggvlafis”
.—
s12
' ‘ bout displaying emotion. He f
1 rs. Peterson, and son, wh .l . I“ will be accepted as regular members. tence Wit or the protection» of Tau Shao Yi,
114% visiting for the past to; 3:11;: SOLIDGglgA I had previously announced that he Refreshments were served and at 313:?“ Y‘ “’9’“qu 9mm" “a“ as anintimntlon has renehetgi the head-
' . ‘ , ——Umbrellus for Xmas. O‘Brien’s. Would make no ‘nppeul and accepted lute hour the guests departed, wishing! Kai. and “V0 delegates 5616““
W1“ Mrs. Frederick .W. F- Andrews, This offer holds good until the store ”Ii 1)) each side, opened in the town hall quarters of the police that. same
the court‘s decision without protest. .
The court's procedure was very
brief, occupying Only six minutes. Dur-
ing the most of that time Snudford
sat in the front row oi: the seats oc-
cupied fiby spectators sud listened in-
tently to the prbceédlngs.
District Attorney Whitehousc step-
ped in front of Judge Hale's bench and
moved that sentence be pronounced
on the first count and that,tlie other
tive counts be continued. Judge Halo
mode an entry on the indictment and
handed it to Clerk of Courts Howey.
who read the sentence to the condemn-
ed clergyman.
The Shiloh leader made no demon-
stration and did not address the court.
.When the district s'ttoruey moved that
the five counts be continued a suspic-
ion oi a smile spread over his face.
but it was visible for only a moment,
their genial hosts many happy
turns of the evening and a long, con-
genial married life. ' v-
among the more hothedded students
here at 2: 30 o‘clock this afternoon. thrive been advocating his assassins.
The delegates arrived at the town tlon on the ground that he is ”pm
hnll st 2 o‘,clock the time appointed "13.1119 Manchiis There is reason
Tang-Sham“ was the first to apnea” to believe that this idea is absolute-
Dr W“ Ting Fang arriving ‘1 few mln- ly without foundation Tang Shoo Yl
utes later ’1‘ av were welcomed by is an advocate of a constitutional
the chairman o the municipal council. monarchy, but does not support the
As soon as the 'other delegates ar- retention of the Manchu dynasty Hie
rived business was begun. ,aympathies are with the Cantonese
All except the. delegates were ex ”formers, but he does not believe in .1
eluded from the building, which is a republic 1.
guarded by armed British police. The . .
puhllc is not even allowed on the some Some day there is sure to be a «it ' .
side of the street as the town hall. buying opportunity for you in one of
The meeting I5 bah}! held In a room 'the Sentinel “For Sale" Rdfi. Ever!
on the second floor or the building and day they are interesting Every day
the delegeites during the discussions mom on d more DMIO turn “I “a
are seated around a large table. 1 with um ore to “in.” ..
V One of the notable facts in connec-
. tion. with the peace conference is that
both or the principal personesoa are
closes to- -1nnrio\v night or 10 o‘.t'lo_ck
This is tinI rcuulnr (it‘ntli-niun’ 5 size
dust proof undone oi‘ the most popu nr
iiioiiolu «In the iiiiirket: the crises lll'l‘
solid FLK Gold through wind tlii'ougli.
11nd so stumped hv the liiilklr. so then.
' run he no uiiiitnko. The movement is
1'1' jewelled and its beautifully done as
11in \\ iitt ii misting three times its much
11nd would cost‘ in uiiiny places more
Ilinii three times as much. How'evei,
we will sell these notches at .12 each.
1- ‘ with tho distliitt uinierstundiug that
dny evening last Cockcnoe
,. No. 32,1. 0. R. M. held a reg
meeting in its hall in "Wall street~
this time the chief's degree was
. yorrcd on three candidates and ar-
‘ emsnts tor the coming pinochlo
ament with Uncas Tribe, of
‘, in 'Norwaik. were furthered. This
i he first year that the tribes have
' 1‘ attempted a tournament the we
{lie three years the tournament be-
bbtwoen the Hnymnkecs Associa-
of I estport avenue. returned home
iasi‘ evening Mrs John F. McMahon
. acc mpanled her to remain (or a short
Tlrcless, persistent, and energetic
work has eimbled Postmaster E. S.
’Adams, of Norwalk. to announce that
he has managed to add another car-
. 1
rim to the rural districts. of the city.
This is' considered»; most Wonderful
success and the new carrier .will have
route No. 81. The new carrier will
, start duties February let.
the purchaser end no direct to nny rc- ‘
tiiil or wholcsiilo jewellcr any mail
order house or tlepurtmoni store. and if
he can duplicate t or not one of ennui
mine for less tluin $23. 98 in one or
one hundred lots we will refund the
mom-1 upon request. Remember. Vie
do not promise to deliver over our
counter after 10 oclock tomorrow
night. Anyone culling before tlutt
time will not he dissppointod. No
dealers will be supplied or mail orders
‘FBEE‘W Watch Protector. Allo
cell your etiontlonfo :11-
faet thet‘ituidu y more! In M
A NAVY' ORDER.
To make Jack Tar a bit ’more slum,
Some navy-ruling choppy, bright».
in gold lace togged-«fe-fl-foduml
Just spoiling for a scrappy tight,
Decides that no more chewing gum
Shall tempt 'th Jackey's appetite.
—When Rogers it. Stevens began
selling the hurt .scbaitner‘ & Marx
clOthes. they believed they had the
best, lineot "goods made. Now they
say they know it. and so do lots of
other people, in this town who have
learned to buy, them,
p.-
He thinks, and. thinking, is not dumb.
”rwould be a most unhappy sight:
If, when Jack should be cheering some.
His jaws wcmin a crappy plight;
And therefore been the chewing gum
That tempts the Jackey' s appetite.
Reflection s end to Jack will come
0! how he served a ham night.
The gun: that opened the spoutsli.
We will preeent runs: to _
every patch” or ‘ Plant OMQI C IWIDE C Byinzton and son
V'Russeli went to Fort Slocum yesterday
Vend paid a visit to Floyd Bylnston,
. ‘ FOR CHRleTMAs. ‘
The Seminar- Vanity Box will aim
. It is likely tint the first sii: .'
‘this year will be pin-red. in South .
“elk - p 1,1
I “first," in
the:
flows.
home over Sunday each week. After
ward tether end son went to New York
. Icity and there colored a plea-sin tinie
the minietet arose and named through
a. tide optimise to the court room. tit?“
compound by sir odioe'i'. pcoceediiu to
Thu erstwhile peecetul ohewlnxmim
will .
, . it hm .be remembered in this fluffih? {Kidd-133:1. .ii‘é’flii" who has secured a position as clerk and min iio mm the appearance locum; '. nature- of Onion and old friends. 01,1 ,-an 1.1.111 Christmas gut. sea offer on .
ion thetCockenoo Hayinskere' ‘ }3%.ii‘.‘i°§3n'§:.fit“,u%'.°.‘" m m” f" ' there. Floyd is much pleased with his of passive tnteiut. ' And how he chewed. with endppy their éntmncc into the room the: page nine. ._ , ‘ _
lotion won the first and- third ' . position and will probably visit his“ Goo-rt adjourned immedluely end milht, {mt-in; be. the delegates was mos ' 1 ,i .z
' OHARL“ 3' “3'"! . _ , . , ,1 ._Tiie Sentinel $11!"le reflect .,
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