. 19¢ 7 CHRISTMAS nay SENTINEL.
' ,brokea rlb is able to take a short
" . fNDAQk'
. , I ”,2.
‘ V "it -—-Give him a line pair of Hunting
. 7. - VVCtgnr. $2.50 per box.
‘ cigar stores. Ideal Christmas present.
All kinds of
XmasFavors as
CANDY canes and "
assura-
Lane’ 8 Homemade ::
. arasou canny ,~ ~
' . cnocomras ,
in iancy boxes
1“ A‘ LANE
It Washlnaton Street.
dearly Norlltslk
7 ‘ The Candy Of Excellence 7
elicit “a £5qu .
Boston "
0.1.00 per pound
F; H. IAXTER.
"Aqm fonTown of Harwell!
msmwm
Launches and Boats ‘
of all kinds AW! min. lasts 3
m sale; . Adm 07! WW
given special W
Oyster Ml Faint. Nev-walk
‘SENTtN-E'LV‘WDE CALENDARS.
Saturday of this week, The Sentinel.
as has‘7 been Its custom fol
years, will distribute its Tide Calen-
dar for 1912.,“ Every newsdealer and
newsboy will be supplied with a calen-
,‘dar for each customer. which they
.dhould Insist upon receiving with the
paper
1‘ Local mail subscribers can obtain
the calendar by calling at this oftlce.
_—
*‘ The Sentinel will he issued next
Monday. christmas Day. It's a morning
Inner. ‘ '
Charles H. Harvey. of Chestnut
slntneet. after ‘ being conilned to the
.rhouse for the past four weeks. with a
é‘walk each day
~Nul'sesy grown Christmas Trees.
Worden s F?owcr Shop.
7‘ -—Larg'est7 and most complete assort~
ment of Rings In the Norwaiks. at
‘giblive Brunch Lodge. No.19.Knfihts
$5?”th will hold its weekly hush
Saes's meeting- this evening at which
time the unicers will be nominated for
the ensuing year.
'11” you
several '
Xmas Tree Lighting .
1.578». at my window at 51 Halo .
you can make the tree Incl thine
year. I carry both battery ad billv ‘
volt outfits at prices that will sur- .
l
CHARLES BUEK, JR.
Address:
51 MAIN ST. NORWALK
Telephones: Office. 001: house. 2“
.—~‘-
M., will elect officers at the stated
communication to be held this evening.
~Xmas Trees~largest assortment.
lowest prices. Thompson's N. Y. Store.
«950 and five coupons will buy a
mas gift.
Division No. 1. Ancient Order of Hi
hernians. is scheduled to meet this
evening in Hibernian Hall in Wall
street.
presents
«~Look for Xmas at
O‘Drien's.
—thtle Neck Clams. Rockaway Oys-
ters, Long Clams. scallops. i always
have. Carl Schaub,'1mperial Cafe.
Mrs. William llemtt. of New Ha-
ven, has been the guest of Mr. and‘
Mri. Clarence l. Finch of South Non
walk.
~Xmas 'canea at O'Brien'a.
The regularwlnoetiog of st. Mary's
Young-Men's Cl will be held tomor-
row eyening In V
inseam street. r!
——Big line of Dressers and Chiffon-
Iers in all woods and Bedroom Chairs
to match. Raymond & Son. uptown
~A very exquisite line of dainty
Military Hair Brushes, Combs.
fKodaks make the best Xmas gifts.
._Sullwn-Powell Corp.
. Mrs. i‘ienrg,v H Barrolland daughter-l
-. Elizabeth, have arrived In South Nel-
"rwaik to spend the Christmas llolidllysi
with Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Knapp
of 48 West street.
#1.“—
,-—-No use paying ten cents for Im.‘
177301-th beer, when you get a nice glass
of Pabst’s for file cents, or. the im-
“periai Cafe.
~7~Ladies' caps at O'Brien‘s.
> ——-—‘-—-—--—
' Wednesday. Friday and Saturday
are Ember days in
church, Saturday,
vigil of Christmas,
abstinence for all. ,
being a day. of
—-A full line or Initial 7’77Handke7r- '
chiefs. From 15c to We. Rogers «it
,Stevens'. ,
¢~Silver and gold Gibson Invincible
For sale at all
Old Well Cigar C0,. makers.
9:77The seekers after gifts that are
{worth while will find the solution of
7 Jenny problems among. the excellent
assortment of beautiful gift things at
fiche N. Eyflyan Co.’s store.
. —The finest assortment of Turkeys
in town. Your choice. 25c and 28c lb
Hayee' Market. . '
, -—A pair of 7Wine7low 7. . > J
quake the boy hhbbyw 'Iuo Norwalk
Hardware 00-. headquarters. ‘
Sherman
. inlet of
.. The regular Meeting r"
Commandery. No. 470, U: .1:
the Golden Cross. will ocs‘iuutomorrow, .
evening. Important and unfinished
business will be disposed of at this
time and every member is urged to be
present
—Umbreilas for Xmas. O’Brien's.
. —~A fine assortment of Edison Roc-
ords and Edison Phonographs, at Lock-
r anlcure Sets, Quality Chocolates and!
7 Arch Masons, held a special convoca-
the Catholic?
in particular. the'
will .
Perfumes and Toilet Waters In Hell-
day packages can be seen at the Clif-
gford Pharmacy.
’ __...a._.
i Miss Jespie Dickson Coo, viceprin
1pr psi of Newtown street school. Now
u.rk N J.. was the Saturdy evening
dinner guest of Mrs. W. A Prayer
T—Xmas presents at O'Brien's.
«cc-..
presents, at Lockwoods, 39 Wall street,
‘ Norwalk.
Washington Chapter. No. 24. Royal
ition last evening. at which time the
4
Royal Arch degree was conferred.
5 M v
-—-—Nova Scotian Xmas Trees. all sis-
.es; native Holly and Wreaths for
Xmas. At Public Market.
n'eally dz Bracken's.
Star of ColumblaCIrcle, Companions
of the Forest, will hold its semi
monthly business meeting this evening
In its rooms. in Washingtonlstreet.
—-Low crowned derbles. O'Brieu‘s.
--—-"—-—Ir-
-Ueeful and handsome Christmas
Jewelry presents at Noaclr’s, 38 North
Main street.
St. Norwsikl and see how pretty .3:
St. John's Lodge, No. 7,70 F. and A. 7
Vanity Ball. A neat and useful Christ- ‘
club quarters in“.
v V Smelt
“A fine line of Auto Robes for Xmas‘ Frost Fish
~Holiday Slippers, all kinds, at Con-"7
Saturday Night
Before Christmas}.
. we wilizbe
OPEN
ham 7 to 9
l - for your eanesience
‘ Tel. #01.
”m...
HIS STORE
is Headquarters
gm- Useful. Xmas Gifts
10,? Men -.-+ W or..llttle..
ll
Vegas-dealing ‘ I“
‘ AV
m “I (m 0!.- W) .
Hosiery Sweaters
Mufflers Pajamas
, V so... ‘ . , Bath Robes-
Cufi Buttons Fancy Vests
Suspenders ‘ Neckwear
Garters Gloves .
Suit Cases Shirt Studs
Remember. too, your own gift you promised yourself to
buy—that handsome Suit or Overcoat you’ we so much admired
in our windows.
7"
open svsnmes TILL inns .
7‘ ..
7The New Store -
as Wall St. Norwalk.
Send your orders Tor
Half Shell Oysters and
Lobsters for Xmas
Finnsn Haddics
Long Island. Sea and New Bed- .
German Carp
Eels, not dressed
Cod
Spanish Mackerel
Blue Fish
Haddock
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SPECIAL
H 0 LI D AYS’
SALE
We can fill your wants, it yofitwili
only take the trouble to give no MT
orders Note this: ~ . ,
1 bottle of either Old Crow. Wilson.
Old Dinah or Green River; ‘I bet. Clan.
et: 1 hot. Port Wine and 1 hot. Milt
carol. and a Beautiful Calendar, for
V only 02.00.
Imported Italian Wine, 01.75 gal,
V in stone jug. .
-. . Plot’s Beer. 2 dos. pom SL700.
can you beat it? Call on us If you
cannot. Drop us a line. or call {81.
. Get our quotation on Whiskies. Wines.
» Cordials Bitters. etc. It will pay you.
. We guarantee all our goods.
Free Delivery. 7
. Casteiia‘no & Bardani
Prompt Delivery Even-When
I15 Railroad Ave.
GAEKWAR ABOVE THE LAW
.. COURTS.
LONDON. Den. Sir—Judge Sir Henry
Bargrave‘ news: in the divorce bout-t
‘ today; Vd ided'fi that the Gaekw'er 7‘?!
Useful gifts are most acceptable for men, no matter what.
their age. They act as a constant reminder of the giver. We
7 are in'hoiidsy :array new with hundreds of useful things for
. men, that will main-Add- Imagine—and each marked at v7
hwo sronss:
Gosling Long Clams, opened .
Gosling Clams for baking
Long and Round Clams
Oysters .
Lobster for Saturday V
Cutbill’s Budge FiSh MArket.
‘2: suitable gift is a problem, and one
MM.-
FOR CHRISTMAS
\s
r
‘14 South Main St.
South Norwslk
*ford Escallops ‘
FREE DELIVIRV.
~
A Merry Christmas
Is the greeting at this séoson of the
year-wail is hustle and bustle in an-
ticipation of the dav. The selection of
to be carefully considered. Something
useful Is always appreciated—a gold
crown‘or “field bridge, or even a full
set of teeth is not an uncommon pres-
enat among the intelligent and pro-
mire class of people. for what can
bring more happiness than that which
is used three times a day, and three
hundred and sixty- five days every
year?
vAll Christmas work given especial
consideration .
Dr. J.H. MALLERY
Hours: a a. In. to a pin. sun-
.days by appblntmanromy.
HALF’MfiIiIION CHRISTMAS GIFT.V
CHICAGO, Dec. 20.-Flve‘hundred
thousand dollars was appropriated by
like executive officers of the Interna-
tlonai Harvester Company for Christ-
mas distribution‘umong 2,000 em-
ployes of the company.
The oillcisls said that the gift is.
In no sense a Christmas present-—
merely a charms of the yenr's profits
of the org’anisatlbh among worthy
Worker‘s. " ' ‘
— "Length of service or position will
not entitle ample)“ to participate."
“Stunt
the
said George A‘. Rana-y,
is therule hereafter for boxing bouts .
.511 New York State. since the new;
denied the matter, and to enioroe the ‘
‘ contestants were permitted to hit In
l'straight rules havelnot suited audi-
. lowers of the sport have eVen predict.
hard right]
Clean, Breaks Hereafter.
NEW YORK. Dec. air-Clean breaks
s to law controlling the sport went
into effect last spring. there has been
some confusion. regarding breaks, .
some referee allowing boxers to hit
with one hand free. At their weekly
meeting the state boxihg commission
rule provided that referees negligent
in this Inspect» may be brought before
the commission on charges. The com-
misaloo also decided that-Ala future a
boxer can. have only four seconds in
his corner and that' seconds must
stay In the7corner where they belong.
new Ham. Deé'.'21.-~’I‘he rule
laid down by the boxing commission
In ‘New York state that clean breaks
must be enforced by referees. is ex-
pected to have Influenc on the sport in
this state. Of late in the various bos-
Surely You Want Some Wine in Your
7 Home at Christmas Time
'MUSCATEL WINEJargd bottle
ANGELICA WINE, large bottle 50c
TOKAY WINE. lard bottle 50c
OLDPORTWINE. [lbOttle ..... ......5oc ~
OLD SHERRY WINE‘lar ebottlc soc
FANCY JUGS SWEET W NES. each .Goc “
:‘ I-a onJugaANGELICAorTOKAY.'.'....7...$1.00.
R INA IMPORTED PORT WINE, bottle .. . . . .lgc' "
JEREZ IMPORTED SHERRY WINE, tie . ...15c " ‘- -
OLOROSO IMPORTED SHERRY- WIN hot. .Sslo’o .
COCK‘BOURNE'S IMPORTED PORT WINE, hot. ‘1 .'
IMPERIAL SHERRY WINE bottle ../........sm5'
AMONTILLADO SHERRY WINE. bottle . .. ”Sr 50
SANDEMAN PORT WINE. bottle . 1.50 '
Fine California PORT or SHERRY WINE, gal. $1.00
A F Beckmann & Co
SELECT GROCERIES, WINES AND LIQUORS ,
as a as waaume'ron s'r. . Phone 440. sown uonwaus"
I .
in: events straight rules have been
followed In many bouts, that Is the
clinches until ordered to break. The
ences in this city Judging by the com-
ments which have followed two bouts‘
between men of ability, recently. Fol-
ed that if the clean break rule was not
followed it would mean the elimination
of public boxing matches before the
end of the winter.
Brown and Cross Fight a Draw...
NEW YORK. Dec." Fir—“Knockout"
‘Brown and beach Cross fought hard
and fast for 10 rounds at the Eme
plre A. 0.. last night and it was the
opinion of those about the ring that.
Brown iron on points. Though a hard
left by Cross filled a lump over
Brown’s right eye in the second round
Brown had the better of the es-
changes. uAnb'ther hard left in tile
feurth'caused the damaged eye to
bleed. in the sixth round Cross
stalled and appeared to be staggered
but In the following round be snapped
over A quick right to Iil‘own’s jaw
which sent the boy back to the ropes.
The final round Brown showered
blows on Cross and Just before the
bell he‘stnggered his opponent with a
_.-——- ..
Billy Smith oolng mu.
stated at the hospital last night that
“My sterious Billy" Smith, the’ pusllist.
who was shot on Sunday by his for‘
mer wifes husband. is making good
progress toward recovery.
starring acres
The basketball game for Christmas
night with the Clark House team will
be another line game. Streusand, Se~
(Iran. Ginnerty. Fuller and Friedman
are playing great ball this winter.
0n \ew Years the Armory will be
visited by the famous Cresctrnts, of
Paterson, New Jersey who are now‘
leading In the Hudson Riter league.
who;
January liith will see a Danbury
team of the Armory. Lnngiev the
Danbun star, and valentine, formerly
a local player, who is now employed
In llunbllry, will play on the new Dan-
bury team. Also there will be three
Néw York players (among them the
midget—Fitzgerald) In the Danbury
lineup. i
The annual visit of the Troy team
with7Ed7 and Lew Wachtcr, “Chief"
Mueller. Davey and lnglis, will occur
on January 22nd. Thistle the big game
of the year at the Armory, for the
Troy players “are World‘s champions.
i
The next outer-town game for the
High School live will come on Jan-
uary 13th, when the Green and White
team goes to Sumeld. Colin, to play
the feet (3.1.. 1.. team. .This Sumeid
Schooi' is great at basketball each win“
ter, beating everything up the state.
On last Saturday Sutiielddefeated the
Pittsfield High School fire by a score
ode to 23, one suffleld player making
30 points himself. This Su‘flield school
plays at Norwalk onVii‘ehrnury 22nd.
Local fans would like to see Stam-
fordil‘igh play a. series with Nerf.
welk High. Two yearsago, the two
schools had some great games. These
schools did not play last winter with
each other.
. 7 New Britain and
South Manchester have formed a
State Basketball League. It is a far
stronger League than the one formed
in Southern Connecticut last winter,
which such teams as Derby, New Ha-
ven and Bridgeport organized. The
new League has the pick of the profes-
sional player‘s formerly with‘the Win-
stedandMiddletown teams. Some of
Hartford. Bristol.
soon. especially Bristol and in tford
——Fancy Vests, all Sizes .from :71. 5C
lotion. Atliosérfilll Stevens? ,. u
PORTLAND. Ore. Dec. 21.-—It was _
on the slippery sideu‘nlk here. The
’me fall and bandaged my hand. Now'
mind Is now regarded as one of Ame-
‘colors, although he never had a brush
‘ to the announcement of a complete
these teams will likely be seen here
, the government will crumble and be-
This Is the Last Week for
CHRISTMTS
Shopping
Umbrellas -
Ladies' Umbrellas .......................... 81.00 0-0500
Gentlemens Umbrellas ........... 7.........7.-....Si.00 05.00;:
Towels .. .
Damasknnd Huck..... ..... .. ......... ...25cto$j.0o.
O
, Llnens ,
Round and Square Center Pieces and Scarfs. in Renaissance, Eye- .
let and Mexican Drawnwork. Prices range from ...... 25c to 02.5
, 7e ' e .. 7
Kid and Fabric Gloves «-
Grey, Tan, Black and White. guaranteed. ..... 01.00 to 3::
IShutton Kid. In Black and White. ............. . ........... 7 7
Fabric Gloves, in Black and Colors ...........
CHRISTMAS POST ALS
0 for lie—2 for Sc—and 5: each.
J. I. MALLETI‘E
88 Washington St. (Formerly Misses Dawson) Tel. 449
.25 and 500.
LOOKING wFDR GIRI. WHO AIDED
HIM.
M'lNNEAPOUS, Minn, Dec. 21.—
Somewhere in ibiinneapolis Is a man
declaring himself to be a New York
millionaire, who ,is seeking a young
woman. name unknown to him, who
some time ago aided him when he fell
wound~he wooar. who gives his name
as George Barnes. Jr.. has asked the
aid of Mayor flames in finding 'the
young woman
The letter written to Mayor Haines '
by Barnes, and which contained :1 tom
photograph, says:
"I, a becheior millionaire of New
York, met with an accident recently
and was quite badly injured. This girl.
of whom I send the photograph, saw
ior77your boy or girl ls a. Com-7
merciai Course in
:Merril
as i am a bachelor. i would like to beginning'Jan. 2, .1912
have her become, Mrs. Barnes. Jr. 1
got the photograph when it. dmpped
from her purse. I was going to keep
It, but she grabbed it and tore it."
Day and Evening Sessions
a! ’ ‘ .
Books and Stationery Fr’eeV—
ADMIRAL DAVIS AN ARTIST.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 21.-—Entering ‘
upon his career he an artist fouryears
ago and at the age of 63, Rear’Admir— .
31 Charles Henry this’ U S. N, to-
day has 32 paintings Vpn exhibition- in‘
the Coreoran Art Gd‘ilery. The ad-
4 South Norwaik .
Port Chester Stamford
rica's masters of iandscwe In enter ‘
in his hand until he retired from the
NA mm All of this has been no—
(:0 “ “Eit‘tl'WICTIDut the aid of a teach-
er, the naval officer insisting that a
teacher destroys individuality.
. mural Davis entered the Naval
A Till)“ ln‘lsol, and throughout the
C .1311 Spanish-American Wars.
ADU LTE RATED PAP E R.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-—Dlscov-
ery by the Congressional Joint Com-
mittee on Printing that “adulterated
paper“ had been used for years in the
government printing! office today led
\.
new set of government paper stepd-
ards. The paper adulteration was A0-
77 ished by the substitution of
mr. the more substantial wood or
fibres, leading to the grave fear
that. many of the printed records of
e in'less than a con-
Norwalk Chronicler