Igprlnlrlcr. boakoac'.
' Automation Liability
11119111011111 Collision
tomobile PrapgrgyI 11,111 .
gurflt's Floater . ‘. '31"
R I 1111,11 I
11135113133301: wzg'on Floater
MkliP-aclmge f 1.
And others
TAYLOR It. GOLD
87-91 Washington Street.
3 Tel 12311. ' Isoutn Norm‘tk
1 SENTINEL TIDE CALENDARS.
- Saturday of this week. The Sentinel.
' as has been its custom for several
' years. will distribute, Its Tide Union
1 dar for 1912. Every ncwsdcaler a '
It'ewsboy will be supplied with :1 calen-
dar for iatit customer, which 1111211
' paper.
local mall SllIlSt‘il'lhtll‘S can obtain
the calendar by calling at this office.l
i , ...
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CHRISTMAS DAY SENTINEL.
'Thc Sentinel will
. should insist upon 1'et1t'l1intt with the
be issued next“ -'
251: to S'Ixooc.
m1.
Monday, christmus Day, as n moi‘n'lhg
paper. : '
Miniature. t11r1s1s are spIin;ln1; 1111?
on 11111 11'it1‘ 1: :111'111115. 'l‘he tlrs 1111111
hulsutns of 11111 hillsides 1111i
1111011 11111 parlors of 11111 city‘ 5 1111111151..'
1~ 1
~ limbrellus 1111' X111: 1.11. 0' Brien}.
——Select 1'11111 halos gift from 9111}
line RSSOIIIIII'II'I of Quality (‘l10111l.1'te'1,1
"‘",I’e1111111111,1 ’l‘oilel Articles. li1111111101'.:.
etc. Stillson-l’owcli"Corp. i
I South \‘orwulk Council, No. 1.2.33
.1 Knights of (PIIIIIInI11'111,I._ \vlll 11111.1 ,it‘:
semi-monthly Immune! 111111111113? 11111.
evening in its rooms, ill'SIlliiIl Iilnlt'.
35111191." ', 1
-\\1111',l111s Jewelry,
everything In the .I'ew'olry linoI suitable
tog llolidny gifts. lit lurksons
~v-thas soft hats. 01311111121.
" {II 1'. and MI‘S,.EIlgt‘lll‘ Golilcr, of N01J
. walk, nrc spending the day In New
York city and it" their plans mature
'ilIcy will attend 11111 Hippodrome Int
fore. 1'1-111.t'11l11g.
The woman who «relies upon Senti~
nel Want Advertisements 111 secure
‘ the household help has a little time
' for other things.
'1-
, Advertise y'Inn wants In The Sentinel
,The Woman's Christian 'I‘empcn
once Union will meet at the home of
iM'rs. L. N. Chidsey, 17 Westport ave-
‘ntte, Friday, December 22nd. at 2
o’clock. All interested in temperance
work arewelcome.
', Advertise your wants in The Sentinel
—9.'.c ‘nnd live coupons will buy a
Va'nlty 13011.21 neat and useful Christ-
I mas gilt.
, ,Llncoln CoIIuciI, No. 4, 0. U. A. M..
will hold an mlpot'lant meeting tomor-
row evening In Mystic Chain ‘Hall. The
semi-annual election of officers 'will
take place and there will be a turkey
biow- out. Any member who likes tur-
key should be when Final arrange-
' ments will be made at this time for
the Christmas tree entertainment to
be g'I\;en on the 22th.
. ~—Reductlon in Mllllnery Theatre
Cape made to order, hand- made Avia-
tion caps, Fancy Bags and D'olls' lists,
to be found at Miss Polhemus’. 80
' hingtonISt. Phone 302. ‘
-—IIU§efnl and handsome Christmas
elry presents at Noaok’ Is, 36 North
he auitof the Sterling Blower com-
". of Hartford, against the Wy'ck-
{also ‘and Creosotin‘g company, of
rd. has been settled and with-
The
11111 has the superior court.
Va. ~Damages of 21.000 Iver
rind the pipe company had re-
d to pay on the ground that the
11mm did not work as guaranteed.
soon . "
SllycI ware and
s on a contract under which a .
r system was erected in Pctrts- '
1f
i»
,I.
a: "
1‘1?
The A
. 01.1111 11.1. 1111.1. New 11111111111118 1111115111; 15.111.11.11 1111111111 111101111 ‘1
,1; ,4 vaprnrv IN ovum or FRAME A1111) MANY NDVELTIM. Whit
' ‘ has 1111111111111) 1111 011111" on wood. sopans. oasouo 111111 01101.
A HO'ST OF THINGS FOR THE LITTLE ONES.'
Hobda’
W HIV.
delson Talking Machines and Rec
ords. all sizes 111111 111 ices. cash or In
stullmont. At Lockwood's. 39 Wall St.
The public schools will close Friday
until after New Year's.
——l.ntcst “Inter raps at' O Bri'en s.
_.—~__.
Norwalk Conclave, 1N0. 427, I. 0. IL.
‘| .
1111111 11 regular business metmg last
evening,
...-......w...
-A large stock of Signet Rings In
the most desirable patterns and at
prices within the reach of all. at Jack-
son's.
Buckingham Woman‘s Relief Carps
No. 30,
iernoon.
——Flshlng Rods and Reels for Xmas.
at Lockw ood' a.
The temperatIItre is not of the sort
to make skating on the ponds for the
holidays. '
-—it will pay you'to .go out of your
way to look at the assortment of
Christmaat packages of Candy at the
Clifford Pharmacy. Larger and bet-
tenthon ever this year. _
George Brown,- ofCannon Station.
spent? yesterday afternoon. 111 Norwalk
on business.
-—1Don! finish that list until you
have looked over the largest Jewelry
stock in town. AI Noack's.
......—
Cockenoe Hayloft,No.321,i. l..O R.
M.. Is to, hold a regular meeting this
evening In the lWalI'street pain. 1 ‘
M '
—-Now ready Pure homemade Rib
hon Candy, pearl mixed and American.
mixed. at DcKIlyn's.1
The school children are holding on-
ercises in' the various rooms durlnz
the week in giservanco of the cans:-
mas festival.
kw“...
the Jewelry line :16er inftsL at
1101111111.
The Central Labor Union will hold
Hits Ieml~monthly business meeting this: ,
, evening In the, labor,Lyceun1II,in IWIsnu
I ingIton‘ ItI‘oot. "
(ilovcl' s tin.1 Pl 1011 f1)1'\111ns Foot-1
is scheduled to‘meet this of: .
—-'1PlnI. Rings, Watches. li'obl, Cuff
Links, Watches-#111 fact everything in
2'3” .1 ' ~"
.11 I .. :1.
. .11
t
Fancy Chma
OUR LINE COMPRISES SOME or THE MOST USEFUL AND ARTISTIC
PIECES AT MODERATE; cosr ' ‘
,- Toy " Department. '
Furnlture
HERE YOU WILL FIND HEADQUARTERS FOR THE EXERCISE OR
1' INDIVIDUAL CHOICE IN THE SELECTION OF HOLIDAY GIFTS.
_ r
Colllns
.54.-
10011111111110 flour II'It 1.11.1.1
101' 01 01'. 1111111111 111'th p
“ 311561111 m‘i’u 11mm. 1:”.
111,11. Mmuodioflmm 111110111
11001 map.
In 1110 union of 1110
111110 Mr. and 11111. mi
ibIlr 11111111111111.1111“ Ind bolt wishes
for many 110111111 of 110va wedded lilo.
" 'i'bI party then went to the bridal
1111111111111 newly furnished apartmentrln
Putnam 1111011110. attended by I. few of
their Intimate friends. NM about 9180
they were serenaded by iifty'of the
"m’ombors or the Eureka Rebekah
'l‘he I‘m'risdlng party stormed“ the
house with cow b‘eIIi cloning. horns
1100011. 000 tum 130mm .0010: u'
M 1110 conclusion or the,
00110111on 0‘ 0110111 reception 000 11014 '
arch.“ which '
Id 1111111- .
111111111 M0000. who 1101111011 11111111 1110111 .
Izod“. of which both are members.‘
blowing 111111 shun votes: Ibouting._.
0.0! “'
.
‘1‘
$5 Leather
New Toys. Gaines and
‘ TOMORROW
LS F OR
TONIGHT
At "the AlWoys Busy Store
They brought a beautiful chair, “1111113
they presented to the surprised bride';
with their fellcltatloas for a happyt
‘Our regular 85 line Leather Bags. about 5 dozen to pick from, every
[lag guaranteed :5 values or your money back. On sale, 8'8. 98.
married life. The evening resolved
1 departed to their respective 'iiomes.
Mr. and Mrs. Hill are well-known In.
Mr. 11111 Is a printer?
ithe Nora-slits.
i by trade. aud Is one of the most prowl-1
guent Odd Fellows In the Norwnlks. At
llhe present time he holds the chalr1
.of noble grand In Butler Lodge, No.1
I397. and has been Identified In ovary;
movement of that‘ organization since,'
He has 11 1101111
of friends. who join In wishing 111m:
becoming a member.
311110 his brldeJIitppincss and 11111111 (11111
The bride ill 11 prominent. member"
:of the Eureka Rebekah Lodge and 15?
lane 01 111111111. rare persons who have3
:tlto 111111111 faculty of making friendsi
311'I1I1 all and scaling that friendship
uith .isunn1 disposition and kludllncssi
10111611011.
1.; I
1 ‘ ....”
_ i
I HATCHRICHARSON " 1'
Largely Attended Wading Ceremony:
In Grace Baptist Church .1
1' The most nrlstozrstlc social mont'
,3111 the toloroti society In the toiin for
Isomo timo 111111 111111 111stor1lay the 1111- RIP") IIEG'OIVEIW FBHEV. FOOL'NG A W'A'SH'NGTON GUIDE-
tension 01 the. wedding of Miss Lucin,
ind 11. Richardson and Simeon Ilairln'
:both well known residuum. The t."crc1'~E
Tmonr took piut'r.1 11111111110111 afternoon;
:.ai tho Grace Baptist ('hurch in 1311‘ Icr'i
istreet and the edifice was crowded;
to the very doors with the interested
, ;frlonds and relatives of tin1 1101111113-
.lnmss O'Donnell, of Cn'nnou Station '8' KENNA REPLIES 1',Q LORD
:1 Nil
~ After 1011 got 11.11.111.11 1.10111311111121-
sllopplng, step 111 the imperial (.‘al‘e
for a good 11111111 or lunch.
(11111111111111: Tribe, No. 32. I. 0.31. M.
will "hold articularz business meeting
tomorrow evening“
~»lllgltcut Storm Shoes for Iloya.
Glover’s the l’ia’ce.
Buckingham 111611.111). 1. G. A. R110
will hold 11 regular businesanceting
on Friday evening.
-For that 111.13,... to Noaclt‘s 36
North Main street.
‘The (llIrIstnIas committee of the
South Norwalk Congregational Bible
school, Mrs Swords 11111111111111.1111» re-
quested to meet at the church on Fri-
day morningat 10 o ‘clook, for final ad-
Justmont for the evening‘s festivitlos
wnwu— ’
-Full line of Dining Room Furni-
turé. in oak and early English finish.
Raymond & Solon.1 Qpen evenings.
~Please the children—buy them
electrical toys at. Road a Volk Else
trlcal 00.
Word has been received from flar-
old Tolles',"the South Norwalk young
man who recently enlisted in the U.
s. 8. California. Mr. 17111111111111.7111
Honolulu. When he wrote. and said
that the ship was ouroute to Japan.
‘ -—Do not have your wtte‘ put up a
lunch for you when you can buy a nice
'Scha11b,pIr
—-me0 soft 111er. :OI'1IBIrle'n'I-
The high school minstrcls were pre-
soured again last evening and anoth-
or success scored. The young people
were at their best and provided’ all
with a charming entertainment. The
young people were 3111111111111» 11111
pleaded At every tut'n' and It It‘s th
opinion of III that they set s" 511111 -
111,111.11 111100011111 ,‘clafifoa filllgilnd
i .
, 1~Notlilni m ”11111 «music!» man
than an IsIecIirchIr for 11110 111111: room,
was a huslueu \‘lsilor In 1%eran .1
, huainogs \estcrtlay. ,. .,. 1
1t‘1itlrising 11111 1111 nInistI'l'ii
11111011 111110241 the 111111911111, Cato: 011111
. . 1 .. , new 1011 01300.10
1 non ‘of the
-,.1..BERESFORD’8 C'HA ,ta.
Rummy 111:1: :li.--A rnI rs: 11
(.1111. but Burcslortl's 11111111" " “speeches
R of Real-1
unld McKennn. former IirI lord of the
admiralty. In relation to the alleged'
burr-adipose of lilo 111111011 1111va d111-
Ing the. \nglo-G erman crisis in regard
to Morocco last summer hare todal
IIIan a 11quch reply from MI. “Mc-
Kenna
'in a letter written, for publication.
lifr. McKenn'a. who in October chang-'
ed the portfolio of the navy for that of
secretary of the home department.
11113791 "Lord ,, Charles Boresford‘s
speeches do not disturb me in the
slightest. ‘ Nobody attaches any impor-
tance to what he says. audit ls coup
mon knowledge 1111151 refused to em-
ploy him and also refused to commend
him as admiral of the fleet.” '
~G'Ive him 11 fine [111111 of 1111111111111,r _
Boots. The best made. at Lockwood's.
IT
A'rw'o‘oo srAR'rs so MILE Pulsar.
LYNN Mass, Dec. 21...;111119 long,
111' a hydro-aeroplane vvss started to-
11111 by Rsrry 11411100114110 aviator,
who left the Point of Plans at 10: 55
bound for Providence,” about fifty
miles distant. atwood, who was un-
accompanied on the trip, planned to
follow the water route as closely as
possible. going down the human mg?
or and passing the cuties of Taunton'
and Fall River before striking acress.
towards Providence.
It was Atwced's Intention to circle
1111 harbors that he named in his flight
and bring his machine to" earth at
Narragansett Park, on the outskirts
of Provldonco. ,
ld'IlVo'll Gibson, our
91100131111171! mm {m Maw HA.
« VIN ROAD. _ '
HARTROR'D Dec. zip—An indica-
non of pr‘OIpori‘ty was evidenced It
the local shops or the' New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad Com-
pany this morning. when it mi. an-
‘nounced that. the. machinists would
hereafter. return 11111110 old schedule of;
1,111,. hours a day. Heret'ofore the
1111111 work was tidbit d the mump-
' 10011 1.800.000.0110 Germany was soo-
, 111111111111} 111111 1111111 but 0111111 hours.
1 «which has been in tome for nearly
tolu- 1111111; mo 311 111111111 1111 or 1101,," .
111111! parties. , . ,
,1 The ceremony 111111 porfm'mcd by"
iRev. I4. 1}. Nichols, pastor of 1110‘
éclntrcli. (‘Iluudo Gibbs 11 friend of 11111
igrootn was best man and tho. maid of
honor was Miss 11211111111 \Iorris, while
Miss Sarah Ward nc1cd in the capsci
11y of bridesmaid
The church 111111 rihbly decorated?
and a credit to those who undertook
lthe transformation with roses, palms
ferns. Southern smllax 11nd Icarnafi
Itions. employed in profusion The ce-
I'I'emom was very pretty indeed. and
compliments weIe heard on all sides
1 The bride 13 the daughter of llfrs.1
’Rosc Miller of 211 Park street. The‘
groom Is the son of lsaac Hutch, and
is emplo1ed as chef In the Norwalk
Hotel." 11c 13 a respected member of’
Norwalk Lodge. No. 2881 Grand Uni- I
ted Order of Odd Bellows “
‘ The bride was charmingly attired
in a white silk dress. trimmed with ro-
sea and lace She carried a shower
bouquet of white carnations.
The happy couple departed last
night on nnexlcndcd' weddingtrip to
North Carolina. where Mr. Hatch has
property. They will be away for some
time and where they will reside upon
there return has not been decided as
yet. 1':
Mr. and Mrs. Hatch have received
a great many fine presents which ln~
clude checks, furniture. silverware
and 11111.... They have the hcst'wlshes
their many friends for a successful
tnI'e .
1
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T'i-i'E ORLD'S BEER DRINKING.
(ViennaDlspatch to the Chicago Daily
News.)
‘ America is the greatest beer con-
ing to statistics prepared by “Gambri-
nus." the organ of the Austrian brew-
Ing' interests. ,The total consumption:
in all countries in 1010 was 7 000.000.
000 gallons. of which the United States
and with a record or 1.139.000.1101?
gallons. navaria consumed a quarter
of the total outpumf the 18.000 brow,-
erléI In the empire. Great Britain was
third. the consumption there help:
1.240.000.6110 gallon. Then than was I
a big drop to Amidst-Hungary. which
drank only 810,000,000 gallons.
0f the other countries in the hon-
dred' million gallon class 1111.11.11. 11.111
850,000,000. 1111111111 380. 000.000 ind
3111101 190 000,000 gallonIsI. “ '
Itself Into one of genuine happiness. A;
buffet lunch was sorted and at a mm;
or late hour in the evening, the guests'
1111" loss of blood
sumlng country in the world accord- "
32. 98.
1
select from. On sale at 81. 99.
$1 Bag
I
Very special,’1‘iic.
,.
Men’s .35c
$1.50 Mesh
Scaris
(Contlnhed from first page. 1
"Mr. erboson passed a fairly com-
i'ortable 11111111 but “as somewhat. reat-
less. 111.1 111111 some sleep. He is con
‘stious II)GH}'.I1I.I‘I ls 1'er pole Ina-muse
lle has not spoken
since the operation." ,
Doctors who floated the timgym'au
said that he should be Well In ten
days or two weeks. The danger of
blood poisoning Is {he only element
that stands In the no) of .Rlcheson's
complete and rapid recovery. and
blootlpolsonlug. the surgeons say, 1s
extremely unlikely.
Difference of opinion 1111119 expressed
In legal and medical circles today as
to whether the accused minister s can’-
dltlon will permit him to appear in
court on January 15'. the date set for
his trial. I
declares that the'trlal will go on as
“Arranged Attorney William A. Morse,
one of Richoson‘ s counsel. says that he
believes that his client will be In no
lit physical condition to undergo the
1ordeal of his appearance In court on
1Ja1111ary 15.
1 Sheriff Seavay had guards at Riche- Jarvis? doubtfully.
son's bedside every moment of the
day and night to prevent the prisoner
making any further effort to InhIIr‘e‘
himself. '
Attorney William A. Morse, of counn".
sel for the accused minister, visited his
client it. the jail infirmary thls’ fore-
n'oon. Coincident with the visit of Mr. .
Morse, Dr. Howard A. Lothrop, who
yesterday performed: the supplemon
tary operation on the minister. enter.
ed the 11111. Mr. Morse stayed at the
Infirmary only ten minutes. when he
“returned to the cities of the jail.
where he sa'Id that he had found the
clergymdn resting quietly and appar-
ently asleep. so he did not speak to his
1 client.
STATE {SSU'EIS BONDS IAT 'A PR'E-
’ 'I
,_ MIUM. . ,
HARTFORD. Dec. 21 —-TlIe State of
connecticut today sold a $4. 009, 000‘,
"Issue of bonds. bearing an Interest at
the rate of 11 percent. to R. L. Day &
Company and Esterbrook a: Company,
111 Boston. Mass.‘ There were 88 bids.
The premium 111 $1.85 and eight mills
Ion each hand. 'lI‘he total premium is
08.3 920. . ,, ,
. -—~—-—-———-——-‘-—-—.11-‘-‘-—
'I_--XIIIIIas panes at O‘Brien’ 3.
W
,CIH'IILD DIEIB" I'FRIOM BURNS.
1v
DRIDGEPOR’I‘. Doc: 21 .-'--O'aroline .
Mlsslmro. threo-vear-oid daughter of
John Misslrrsrc. died at the museum“. mu“,
port. 11101111110 .tbfl’i morning, 1mm
1 $4 Bags $2 98
High-class Leather and Leather-lined flags; regular 84.
33 Bags $1. 99
‘ Lellhcr Bags, leather lined every Bag guaranteed; a gloat many to
Leather Bags, leather-lined dark ngn'd light linings;
$1 Aprons 790
Fancy Aprons, regular $1. 00 values.
Very smart Neckwoar for men, regular 350.
Large Mesh llugs, German silver: regular $1.50. Tonight only, $1.19 '
we will sell a speinl lot of fine Fancy Silk Shorts, very special, 98c.
District Attorney Pelletier -,_
I I
Bagfii $3. 98
oi. sale at
o
s 790
U‘
regular $1.00;
011 sale tonight only at 79c.
Ties 25c ' '
On sale tonight, 25c.
Bags $1.19
at 980'
(\Inshington Letter to the Brooklyn
3 Eagle.)
Jimmy Sloan and Dick Jarvis, two"
(If President Tatt's secret service
men. strolled out or the trbssury
building a 6111' or two ago, headed
for the White House. Sloan and
.larris,' with Wheeler, form the trio
who travel everywhere, with the pres-
ident and who always are on duty at
the. executive mansion when M 1'. Taft
Is there.
As these two of the president's
three gunrdsmen arrived at the foot
of the stone s‘tcps an elderly man
wearing a badge on (he lapel of his
coat accosted them. He was one of ‘ '1 11. 1
the numerous licensed guides who . '
conduct visitors around towu 'and
show them the sights.
“Would you like to be shown _
around the public buildings?" he ask- ,. .
ed politely .
“Now, that might not be a. bad
Idea," said Sloan, look at Jarvis.
"it always saves a stranger' s time," --
suggested the guide. .
"How much will 11 cost?" asked " -
0
‘Twentynflve cents an hour," an~ '
swered the guide, hopefully. '
Sloan and Jarvis consulted each
other IgravelyJThen the former said;
"We want. particularly to go ’10 ., ,I
the White House. Can you,tsk,o noL
there? ' ' ' ‘
“0h, certainly. sir. 'Rhero it. is.
right over there. It’s only 'a stop,"
and the guide pointed across” the
street. 3
The two secret set'vvlce men studied
the White House In solemn silence
for aI moment, and then Jarvis broke
Out: N“ .,.
' “Just think, Jimmy-Rthere's the
White House. How many times I’ve 1 , I}
read about n. I wouldn‘t have
missed. seeing it for the world."
"But can you get us in to see the
president?" asked Sloan. ‘We want. -. ."~‘
particularly to see the president. "
The 1111111.. 111.111.111.11, head sadly. ,
.. “I’m afraid I can’t do that, gentle-
meh.‘ You see, thorns got a lot of j.
secret service men hanging around 1
over there. and they won‘t let any—
body in without an introduction. "- ; ...
.“Too bad. too bad” murmured sushi" , . “ ‘
."We1 sure did want to meet the break ,
(16111“
‘ “Well we can go over and look at,
11.5 111111111111. anyhow," said Jarvis.“ do» .‘
dectedly. ,, . 1 '
And the president's b‘o'd'y'guard walk-'1
ed arsvely off in tho direction of the
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