. “$1 vfl‘. I Gents’ Umbrellas. ‘ .. would the legislators have to legislate, w as 11...;an its custom for several ’,years, will distribute its Tide Calen- -grvod for Christmas? .‘gthe; store, at Tristram & Hyatt' s. ‘ , 1'» advertisement for full public-aims. ill'jthmpson'e N. Y. ‘ NorWalk, are entertaining Mrs. Gurn~ . wait until November .ennecting to have ple'nty’ to do‘tomor- l .9 SENTINEL TIDE CALENDARS. Saturday‘of this week, The Sentinel. dar for 1912. Every newsdeaier and newsboy will be supplied with a calen- dar for each customer, which they should insist upon receiving with the papen Local mail subscribers can obtain the calendar by calling at this office. CHRISTMAS DAY SENTINEL. The Sentinel will be issued neit lMonday,,clIristnIas Day, as a morning paper. . ilave'you figured yet on your new ore» of" New Year's resolutions? at -«'—Imok for ‘Xmas presents O’ Brien' s “—Accordeorts. Harmonicas, Violins. Guitars and Mandolins, at Lockwood's. W. l'fllieet's is advertising something Sec advertise- meat. 0 r . . «llory Club dance, Friday evening, Arion Hall. Tickets. 25c. ~Exira lino, Wreaths and Roping, «at \Vorden' 1; Flower Shop. ifts will he found all around a Dainty ~llseiul and handsome Christmas Jewelry presents at Noack s, 5!)" North Main street. ~lleadquarter s for Xmas Store, uptown. Gumburt, ’Mr and Mrs. of South hart’s parents, Mr. and Mrs, Barnum, of Bethel. _ -Children's Rockers, Ladies‘ Desks, Office Chairs, Children's High Chairs. «Raymond & Son. Open evenings. —~Large assortment of Ladiee‘ and Rogers & Stevens. w “ft is going to be a great strainupon same people to go from‘Saturday‘ De- cember 23. to Tuesday, December 26, without a drink. Who wants to bc a camel, anyway? ’ —Humidors, Smoking Sets.‘Shavlng Sets and Safety Razors for men, at the Clifford“ Pharmacy. —-Roasting Chickens, ZOO-11).; Young Fowls, 18c ib.;,“Long‘ I‘sIand Ducks, 25c lb. Hayes flarket. suppose Governor Baldwin should or December next eyar to call an extra session of the General'Assembiy. What chance with their families running around doing their Christmas shopping? ——The best Xmas gifts at Noack' s« 36 North Main street ——Xmas presents at 0' Brien‘ s. The South Norwalk post office is handling its holiday rush quite readily. As’ yet the trade has not been above the average Christmas rush nor has it been below. The local authorites are l row and Saturday. Substitutes Horace Ferris and Richard lrolahd are. assist- ing the clerks and Harry Hubbell «is out“ on the road with the terriers. . J ‘ Au...“ ‘ ' —~F'ancy China, Cut Glass and Fram- ed Pictures, at Collins Co. fl-Ellte. Balaton and Hanan Shoes, at Glove“. ' 1 FOR XMAS Kodaks,ICame1-ac andf Supplies.“ lQuaiity. Chocolates, array and Barium morning of! the Atlantic coast, near tions is central near Omaha, Trees iOi'fIC‘I‘ for hair shell oystms and Job dredge bar. Wilma. reasons 1, . Fonflorwalkgand Vicinity: diam). iy cloudy and unsettled weather with light snow or rain and slightly higher temperature tonight and Friday; mod; crate northeast to southeast wilfds..A slight disturbance is central t is ,1, Hatteras, N. CI. and a well-defined dio- turbance which is producing snow and rain in the central and western sec- Not). This storm will probably more. north eastward to the western portion of the Lake region today. it will pro duce unsettled weather with snow or rain in this vicinity during the next 36 hours. The temperature is ris- lag slowly in the central and eastern districts. That lowest temperature re- ported was four above zero, at Dodge City, Kans. . ..‘Q WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY. Temperature: Minimum 17; maxi- mum, 24. Clear. (._.—.“M. ... ~__.,..._.. -lluy a set or Weed (‘haina for Xmas, at Lockwood's. If you want some wine for Christ- mas,-read llerkmaan‘s advertisement. ---M .... «Diamonds at. popular prices and fine qualities, at, Jackson's Why not b l\ some \‘ici oir records for Chilstmus gifts? .A lull lino ail Stein ert‘s I < llmlot s (‘.1nd,v in plain and fancy boxes and fancy baskets. An attrac live assortment ni lieKiyn'rI. in a few days you won‘t care Wllf‘lli~1 or you dither did not do your Christ- mas shopping early. w... ._.... inf; Mathlttes, at l.ooku1.‘ods ~nmn~ . fl , linoleum and in return urinal“ iii " . oi it)! (Ignition f a M mount. mom... News l and Thank Slogan , ——--S1-cih(- \'i1 iiolns and \liitll' Talk-g Jedi o RAYMOND ...—......— Tum '11: quality. not In lat-loo, an... 1.. ...“. mind: or to mom ~ ‘ era-«Bonnie Nona Ground M nn- amount. Info Poultry. ‘ I That’s Ill—'— A HotThing Bend ua an order for one load. and we will retain you so a ouc- comer. clumfm from oloiomnifcrm quality. suitable. for furnace, range, stove or ulf- feeder. Prices on application. BROTHERS ' ; tuned on oxednliou’il Till-yo; WALL some. In an Molt active stealth [noint .to a mm. the var and Rio Gmndo fill“ and Dec way one. motivo iii. The selling was in the nature of a mild drive, which haunted itself. Brisk bidding for be- «In market back to last night's level. Some of the usually inactive special- ties'wero in brisk demand. interna' ticnél Harvester, Mercantile Marine pfd. nd Pacific Mail gained a point. W LL STREET, noon.-—Drastic ll- quidation in the Gould stocks resulted in the declines of from ,2 to 5 points in those issues, with the exception of the Wabaahes. The break in these securities. which touched the lowest we across To coucsa: 'ro . ANY ONE . ~ in the superiority of our choice wines and liquors. We know we have the best vintages from the grapes of the boat produc~ lug wine districts of France and Spain. and We also know that we have the best liquors that are distilled because if. there were any that were bet» ter we would have~ sought them. Purity and one hare. added to the excellence of everything sold at' Mngnor it f-‘lynn’s. . Magnet 8t Flynn. prices of several years, was the im- portant movement in the stock market during the rooming. The general mnr~ ket showed 11 considerable degree or 1 underlying strength. After some early 1weakncss prices recovered, and the ‘ break. in the Gould group failed to de press the list elsewhere. The violent 'hreak in the Gould stocks held ihe1 general market in chetk for n time; but there was no evidence of weak ,ness in the leaders and when Lehigh Valley started tip strongly again. the ‘ remainder of the list followed. Lehigh 1above its early lowest and: yesterday‘ 15 closing. . Christmas comes but once a Moral: i’av cash. ...“-.- m ...._ wfiearby Turkey '3, Ion fancy , _ ’30? and 28c ll). l-luses' Market. 1 Cutbiil Invites you to send in your ' forever. store for Christmas.- ——~.A fine line of Leggings for boys and men, at i..ockwood‘s. Douglass Fowler Post. G. .A, R., will hold a business meeting on Tuesday evening. December :26. ._. -..... L... .. Groceries and Xmas Trees Tel. 436 Thompson’s N. Y. Store, uptown Homer 8. Beers & Company are od- vertising some very reasonable prices on poultry for the (‘hristmas dinner. See advertisement. , ~20 different. styles of so. hats. O'Brien's. Alice Snyder was sentenced to spend thirty days in Bridgeport ‘jailuyester- day afternoon by Judge William F. Tamman on a charge of drunkenness. ._-_-—"Safety Razors, Flash Lights and Scissor Sets make' good Christmas presents. At the Norwaik‘Hdwe. Co. The case of Charles Barlow, who was arrested at the railroad station yesterday by Sergeant Frank Raymond did not come up in court this morning owing to the non~appearance of Ban- low, alto forfeited a bond of 310. —We héve just received a line of genuine Velour Hats. Look them over before selecting your Xmas gift. Rog era a Stevens.- ‘Harry Williams, who is employed on the steamer Mabel Stevens, of. Row- ayton, sustained painful injuries Mon- day when he was knocked d0wn and pinned to the deck of the “boat by a Mr. ‘Williams was taken to his home and it is hoped thathe , will soon'rec‘over frdm his injuries. 3'91“. . ' Scull-mt the little Christmas bills go onif 302 Atlantic 8L, STA MFORD Hilday For Men, Women and Children .......... . ..... sec to $1 50. QUEEN QUALITY SHOES ‘ , WALK OVER SHOES for Men. The White Shoe Store 90 Washington St, SOUTH NORWALK Slippers ' for Women. 19..-“..t -- w- “._.“- DEATHS Mill lllNIiiAlS. 9 Isaac Bcwc. lanuc llowe, formerly of Norwaik, ,nnd well known among the older res- idents ot' the place. dird in HOIIOHW. N. J.. yesterday. ltrolley conductor on the Norwaik line. iln was 11 member of Buckingham lilosl, Nd." 1‘3. (3, A. ii.. and a member 5of St. John‘s Lodge. No. 0, l‘. and A. .In. ’i‘hm‘tl. A. it,» will conduct the funeral services and the Masonic Sorw I3viI-1- will he conducted at the cente- ~ tt-ry. The funeral servings will be “held from Raymond and Son's'pnrlors .111 l p. Ill. tomorrow. Friday, and in- Herman! will follow in the Nora-elk 1cemotory. manhunt-d leaws a wife land one daughter. hIl~lI1)Ei‘)' Cornell, Cole-burn For Beautiful and Lasting HOLIDAY GIFTS There is nothing more appreciated than a gift frorn the jeweler's. .& Lauder j -THE JEWELERS Open Evenings till Christmas “ are offering two large. complete and first- class stocks at low prices 96 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH" NORWALK. . 1‘Place. oi Norwnllt. George Brady. . , George lirndy, a former resident in jNorwalk. died at the home of his lson-in-law, Mr. Quintard, in l’ough- lecpsie, yesterday. lie was \vell- lknown here and was a brother of Mrs. EWiiiiam E. Montgomery, of Holden The remains; will be brought there Saturday fOr services, which will ‘11.. held from his sister‘s home in Bel- .den place on Saturday afternoon at 2 o‘clock. Rev, Frank D. Torrey, pas- tor of the Norwalk Methodist Church. twill ofliciate, and interment will fol- ,low in the Norwalk cemetery. De- ‘ceused was a member of Our Broth— i . 22 WALL STREET. NORWALK. Gifts. that ...u lien. Furnish the 'Ho‘me will surely be appreciated ROCKERS , MORRIS CHAIRS , ._ . GOLD CHAIas .. DESKS . PARLOR TABLES MU_SIC CABINETs LIBRARY TABLES .smsaombs oaseslnc TABLES noes Plcruase TOILET ssrs 'LAMPs ensues ‘PHONOGRAPHS r011 THE CHILDREN WE HAVE. DOLL OARHIAGES AND GO-QARTS, 'sILss. achmc Houses, WAchs, nockm‘c cHAIas, ossks.‘ '1, The“ A.l.l.; .Angevine & SonCo... .vsLoprsoss, AUTOMO- ers’ Lodge, No. 10. i. 0. O. F. JOHNSTON AND DU PONT. . (The Twice-a-Week Popular). When Joseph F. Jehnston arrived in Washington as a member of the United States Senate from the glorl-y one and gallant state of .Aial)ama,: Sifilator Burrows of Michigan took a1 great fancy to him. One dov in the; cloak room, linrrOws turned to an-- other senator. and said: ‘Du Pont, siahd up Iwant you to1 meet Johnston, of Alabama." 1 The man from Delaware rose to his feet. 1 “D11 Pont,"isaid Johnston, taking: IThe proffered hand, “I believe you're? the infernal Yankee who shot me at; Cedar Creek." ‘ I “Well, well!" commented Ithe‘Dela- I were senator, somewhat pouled "What makes you think so?" “‘1: see why the two pages of your biography in the Congressional Direc tory." explained Johnston. “that you commanded practically every regiment in the Union army during the Civil War. Some infernal Yankee shot me, and I think it was you. " _ , g , “What we want.” said the peace promoter, "is a .aystem'that will per- V—For that Watch, go to Noaclt’s, 36 North Main street ——Xmas Slippers in black or trio. title to $2. 00. Glover‘s the Place. HEAVENLYDBEDIENGE. _, Ruskin believed the secret or life as well as of art to lie in a sort of heavenly obedience. a triumphant eu- orgy, a fiery contemplation—A c. Benson. ' Today it Your Day und Mine. Today is your day and mine, the only day we Have, the day in Which we play our part. What our'part may signify in the great whole we may not understand, but we are here to play it; and now is the time. This we know, it in! part of action not of‘ whining. cynicism; It is for us to express love in terms of human helpfulness. This we know, for we have learned from ad exmrioiioe that any other course ‘hld'v‘on ._ Starr Jordan. .lt'is. a part of love, not dogged? and waste —-Dav1d~ ._.—._.. Bertie Bohoc. Roam 12." man wot's sent her flowers today.” "What's that? W-who sent the others?" "011, they didn't send any names. came from ' " “Well, here, take my card. and tell sent the other three boxes."—-Tit—Blts The woman who relics won Sen- tlnoi’Want Adverts secure the house“- hold hill“ 11 a II little ”line- to“ one mm "any, take these flowers to Miss 'fMyl sir, you're the fourth gentle- What the deuce?. They all said, ‘She‘ll know where they her these are from the same One who mit candid discussion to take the place at actual conflict." ' f’ “Don't you think," in'quiredIthe man who wastreadin’g the sprung" page, "that our professional pugillsta navel come pretty near solving the prob- lem ?"-.~Lo'ndon‘ Opinion. Journalism is the interpretation .of current (event. by the light of expe- rience in the interest of progress. It includes . . . an assurance of the weakness of evil, confidence that the the 80011 ~DoWltt Hide. The Sound Want columns reflect Ins—Speculaé ' Union because heavy‘Jn tone and the , tit mom worthwhile trip a triumph ., extortion] it; tighten ”HMS”! an}. “ - .7 gins. broken magneto; nini,:otc... in (that thi’h I'm: welt): if?“ lh‘ ordq‘r ~ o'i procession we ask him to brihgittn Whitefish-Is tarsusm’ We will chicory, not in new mm. put an on- good working 'orcer and make “1.1.. Journey a pleasant one by lack of on- nod hall' a _ . ”out pistol-rod 25's and iAmrleamWQ- . WI ex- , high Valleyr cent It to a point above . yesterday' a closing and pulled the gem , 1 Valley reached 183 3- i or three points ’1-4 oIer_ lionds were tlrm. - lie was formerly a. , 3 lbs. Wet Mince Meat. right will triumph’hnd appreciation of .1 ‘ of!“ season— fay \ ”In.” by bringing his auto to I a . 111. Optlci a n m D. BJackSOn Everything in the optical Line Eyes Examined Free so WALL crass? NDRWALK. won: as. $16 and your Old F. E. Lockwood&Gompany Will give you a 3525 Gas Tank for for your Automobile. Generator-~- r Now is the Time to Buy HORSE CLOTHING Luther M. WrIghts IS THE PLACE . :- $1 F .. ...... .... c .. The 'Krit Five passenger lilemountahle rims Complete 3 900 TheHudson lleiter than ever Same old price Self starting $1 (100 See them at our garage. Ask for demonstration. OSCAR H RIVER STREET .- .. __ ...-.. ...—w ‘3..- L__,. Three Best Bets in 1912 Motor Cars ‘ The .\ioye1 see of The M059] Cat, The iloyer want to ram one)“ ’ Telephone 681-3 ......_..._._ ...._....__.._ ...—._..-. .... . The Meyer $2 ,3510 .,,~(I~_ BANKS NORWALK, CONN. WATER COLOR PAINTINGS by best American Artists. FRAMED PICTURES in all sizes at specially redut-ed prices oOPLEV AND ELSON PRINTS ' in Sepia and Carbon. name PRINTS, COLONIAL AND NATURE PRINTS. BEAUTIFUL LINEVOF SMALL METAL FRAMES. IACKSQN’S STUDIO . f 53 Wall 81.7- Oppositc Hotel —-—No§rwalk; 9]! PoptIlaI Subjects. J ~SPEQJALS7 Christmas 2 lb. Mixed Nuts English Walnuts. lb. 16 lbs. Sugar ...$rh—_ 00‘ ..25c 25c can Heinz Mince Meat. .Igc Raisins or Currants, pkg.. Fancy Layer Raisins, pkg. . .22c Citron,perlb........ ....2cc Cranberries, per qt. . . . .. ...Icc Pumpkin, can ........'....roc Good Butter, per lb. .....x. 32c R. & R Plum Pudding, can.12c 25c can R. & R. Plum Pud- ding .22c New Prunes, 2 pounds. . . . . .251: I you Large Assortment of Apples, Home Celery. Lettuce, Sweet tatoes, Parsnips, Squash. .' . Brazil Nuts, poi-1b.. . . . . . 161-...” Pecans, per 1b.. Filberts, per lb. . ocPaper Shell Almonds, 1b.. . . .251: English Walnut Meats, lb. . . .50c ' Florida Oranges, dozen ' - Tumips, per pk. . . 3 Fancy Grape Fruit . .. . .2 lbs. Malaga Grapes , ' Dates, per package ....; Figs, per pound. . . . . . . . I.. . ._.“.rscl h Week 15 8:11 ...-noon 25. so. 35. 49.7 45 . . n . . . h ... 30 .115:
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