I"
ilhlue $3 49-
Navy.
Prices. _ " '
"ft.
5.‘ 5'
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‘ inn/”w H-IUIU u sir/mu n/‘vmvtu
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finch
LADIES’ SILK WAISTS.
Black. White,
TOILET SETS at Cut Prices
MaNfsuRE SETS at Reduced
CRIB BLthE'rs‘ ... . . . .".".“55“cV
Value 750'. Teddy VBears, eth. V
_ c '1 erman
64.1wasH1Nc'r0N ST.
Guilds ‘at regular prices we are making Special Values
Note Some Items ‘ " i.
.. $2.49
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CHILDREN'S UMBRELLAS
V , GENTS' UMBRELLAS.. VS: to S3
‘ '. LARGE VARIETY 9F STAPLE ’ '
.. GOODS FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS.
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III
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sothosmo
MBRELLAS. .$r. to $3
SOUTH NORWALK
We Give S V8: H Green Trading Stamps
‘H/‘ 11/- n a ‘1- '_~ ail-Ir an
H‘m ‘\‘ 5'“ ‘x‘ ~‘\-\ ‘
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v
hn‘w WMJNOHIF; returns entitled;
4,,
\ wallets» and. principles that broke
. «away omit nuns and monarchy
J “I“? 3 IV" “Weill-irons many paths?
Fol“ Vvl ewiv'm
. ‘ibut there is awash without. a Micro)
lPflRlS
. Nudist-m~ Win Put Contact.
l 39A close and interesting
' auntywtwotto rtwenty-one.
ume of
..{Msketball “was played last night. at
the Norwallt Armor5, when the Naval
rm live defeated the Merrill
' s~€ollege4lve by a score of
The play-
ers on both teams did fast work. The
{N’avhl’s will ploy the Riverside Atlplet
idioms, this evenins.
Last night's some and lineup:
Naval Merrill
Ferguson . Beers
heft Forward.
mason Broadway
. Right Forward.
Brotherton Smith
Center.
Lane (laser
5 bell Guard.
Kelley. A Kelley
Right Guard.
:' Fileld goals: i'erguson 4.
V r Vlielley 4, Mason 3 Brotherton 3 A.
.' Kelley]. Gagei 1. Smith 1.. Fouls:
' , Burr ].
'Referee. Geo. Keeler.
hey. Scorer, Brothel-ion.
- ..5 Hausor Comes to
ST DOIIIS Mo.. Dec.
finger Bresnshas of the
Terms.
22.
St. Louis
'l‘lmcs, Whit.
~Mnnoger
Na-
tional league baseball team. before
golng to Toledo. today. announced that
become a “hold out "
‘ 1912 the Merrill lives will play
Sixth Compan5 second team at
~. iarmory
for Veach customer, which _
bold]. insist upon rece‘l5lng with
_ :4;~V7——u—J——-—-—-V—~q~_.‘.
reason a girl can wear
£50. in house.
arsrrrrngfim '
fire had .come to terms with Arnold
‘Hauser, shortstop. who threatened to
» killed and several wounded.
. ales are said to have ridden into an
on" Tuesday, the 2nd of January.
the
the
SENTINEL TIDE CALENDARS.
Saturday of this week, The Sentinel
as has been its custom for several
years. will distribute its Tide Calen~ ”919' were beaten oil The federais
or toy 1912. Every newgdealer and captured 516 horses and a quantity of
Bimbo? will be supplied with a colon
the5
the
call mall subsoribers- can obtain
calendar by calling at this oilicer
lOW_
0 thin stockings in cold weath-
t‘oo delicate to help mother
" ‘pfternoon, 5for the on Meet ”politic:
‘ oiiicials‘ of the New Yo
'~~“snd ilartiord Railroad.» regarding-
, . .t‘iiilonal train will... in the evening
~ ' A number or prominent summit
utunnnmsctus Is
Assured. sAvs moms
Executive Secretary Edwin s. Thom;
as returned to New Haven l'rorn New
York yesterday, and when soon by h
reporter expressed the belief that the
organization at a State Uemocratlé
club was assured. '
Mr. Themes was one of those from
New Haven who attended the meeting
of leading Democrats of the state held
at l-lnrtlord Monday night; at which
5 the proposition of forming n stole club
was discussed. Mr. Thomas said that
while nothing definite was'determined
at this nieetlngrnssurancras had been
received from members of the party
in all sections of the state that they
would give Not only their moral but
financial support to such an organiza:
tion.
'l‘luvt New Haven is favored as the
headquarters of the state club is slal-
ed on authority other than Mr. Thom.
us. That elty being centrally located
13"” 4’ and the home of Governor lisldv’rin.
who iirst advanced the state club idea.
should be the state benduuarteis oi
the party
W...“ ....
nrxlcnu“ FEDERALS 4,
{sun REBELS FIBIII
TOLOCO, Mon; Dec. 522.—~A battle
between rurales and rebels is reported
to have occurred near“ Tenancingo, in
whichthirteeu of the former were
The rur-
ambush.
CURNAVACA. Mex.. Dec. 22.—Foi-
lawman skirmish between a body of
federals under Capt Amador Vallejo
and a strong hodj oi? Zapatlstas at
'l‘res Marius. thirty-live miles north of
there. troops are being held in readi-
lness to repel an expected attack up-
" on this city.
In the light at Tres Marius the re-
arms.
BBOMIN‘G WILTONK
Residents Urge Other Citizens to
Start New Your Right.
in response to the ldttershnd agi.
fiition of George S. Weston, ' of Wll
ton, a circular has been issued. urxinx
every man and woman interested in
“01th wellh’é to attend the mass
' Meeting in Wilton Town Hall, Monday,
' January I. 1912, art 2. 30 o'clock 'in the
in; a committee to
year round resided «will cadres '
out up
, u nun
No One“ in is: Escaped an Injury
from Fall in New York
NEW. YORK. Dec. 22,-—-,,lust. after
leaving the sixth door 5')! a nineteen
story skyscraper at, No. 2i Stone
street. known in the hummus and
Traders' building, an elevator, carry-
ing eight mesonxers. one of them a
woman..ieli toibe basementwsestcrdsy
and injuries more or less series. were
sustained by every person in“ the our.
Three. ambulances were ' called. and
two of the injured were hurried to
the hospital. Tiiey were Capt. M. ii
Hanson oi the trump steamship
’l‘liords. both oi WhOfie legs were
broken, and Sigismund Buudyhn mer-
chnnt of No. 308 West. Ninety-third
sue-ct, who probably received severe
internal injuries. V
There are three 'elcvators vin-ihe
building, and ail-were running rapidly
at the time’ Accordilig to Barney his
car had just taken-one rinssenger at
the ten. nine and sixth floors. when
the cable snapped. and the car rushed
to the basement. landing with a crush.
sand throwing the occupants on the
floor. For a moment no one uttered it
sound The shock or thmimpact as
the car hit the bottom of the shalt and
rebounded. threw all the occupants
several feet in the air and then to
the floor. ‘5 ..
Reports of the snapping of the cable
followed by the crash oil idle car as it
landed. brou'xVht amoral people to the
elevator shalt. from which the passen-
gers were taken in haste Cramer who
was slightly hurt. explained that the
car had been inspected .the highcha-
fore. Part of the harm was done by
pieces from the looking glass, which
bruise when the car landed “
“-msw
EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH“
V ' BETTER-
VIENNA, Dec. 22. 4Emperor Fran-
cis Josephis mahibg' insurable pro-
gress” in his recovery from his recent-
indisp'osltlon‘.
jesty is in excellent spirits. ins
cough lb much better. his appetite is
good. and his general nppsbra‘nce is
healthy.
hour in the ”great gallery or the pal-
into the open air it the weather shoal
prove use: The phyhiclsn, who is in
or the whole world. 1 film! that the
' Socialist party is like a nest of hor-
nets. if you touch the nest or even go
‘ by it they imagine you Illa s "to
touch it, andrthe5 will all comemut at
mil
5b
of ul‘otbsr comes d load ueh as
2,1110“? were slsty- set: on in iii” 5"”‘nostr
Midst October in dot-tn Nor-.walit there
are sixty tour 5st to (01116. The
firing hornet" has accord to it
crawled in his is giving directlb‘hs
id'tll's siren. in: the honeiv that.
they have gathered and giving his ut
tuition to the 5'ouilgones. i reisrredi'
in my last reply to'Snm Holmes. to
the fact that in l82illthere were 9,000
savingd habit depositors: willie in 1910
there were 0.000 .000. showing that 1
while. the Socialists claim that the in-
In ”scallion.
To the Editor offilifi'flenllnel ‘
i see by Wellhead» s Sentinel oi
Novemberlzsfll that another county is
;heard from in the Soclélistic move
PICTURES HANDKERCHIEFS . .ment; 1 dire but little whose sigua- mm of ”WWW. m “‘0 mm
use. Were ..... ”50c Ladics’ Initial. .V...15Vc. a for 25c 59 “"9“ ““3 “We“ l° ““3 ”“9"“ a“ x “m and m not ,,,.,,.~.ge,,v.’w,,h , .hm,
50c. Were ........ . ...... 98c Lsdies’ Initial. ..a5c each ' ‘9 “"9 “mil“ 0' “’9 1'0“"?r ”emu“ ”1" b 3- , . ,W . .
73'“ We 3 I 1 f u throne or the score ‘e from which they may 9 true w" some! the" ”me
c' r? ------- ' ------ I 49 Men 3 “it“ “~15“: 3 0' 25c wi» lit di , d. I _ steadily increased in their wages and
WINTER FURS Mons Initial '35” ‘3' ‘ Vi ue wr en 0" caie ' “an” wealth fr in its Vfoundati n until ll"
. F 1 Large Variety PLAIN '& FANCY Ié, vex”) evident that the entire had) of ’ Q 0 ' I“
"' .. ....
I . . lmu luar' let in. a r le w as n V” s ‘
i’Children's White Sets excepted. NECKWBAR II E 'V '3 tofu Emma, " ,5' ties as compared 551th other coun-
Splendid values . . . '25: & 50c . ' nothing that they see has an5 pro.” i 1
BATH ROBES 5 ‘5 I II cal basis. Their» policy is theory. " “a i
All new good-E. Fall 191! 20 per LADIES' BELTS.....25¢. 50c. 939' i; ‘then principle is imagination. They Friend Richard ma he 5V‘muld i‘mi !
cent. reduction. ' «1 5mm“, a man and then'lnlnglne he at rise the to look up the population of:
COUNTER on NOVELTIES AVIATION CAPS-mac to $1.98 :: lacks them. for l have never attached “It; ”We" 5‘3”; "M" lid"? ”31
at nearly half price. SHIRT WAISTSH ‘ $I~ 1:03 ' . , the Socialist party, ' .am compare t e sures 55' nose 0
. . .‘ . . . . 5 ' t‘
IO POSTALS for . .. . ..... -5C ' 5 II I merely took exceptions to politics (".0 13‘s, (3'5"? ”Id )woulldflaskt 'de
LADIES' BLACK SKIRTS. . _ .98c VCHILDREN S SWEATERS H being brought into the‘public schools. Lu?" It Island"?! ‘01:: a, fif‘ng
Value $1.49‘ Mercerized‘ Mes- ------- - ---$1 00 t0 52- 49 H and i still hold to the 3‘s. ne principle. ”I ““1"“ ‘0 “m“ "a “5 Ly ’
saline V v “V without resin! ,0 ”am. lii'lm‘iiilen. and llll 18:20.! would any i have obeyed
' LADIES SWEATERS-- $2 to $5 Sum Holmes put on his imaginary?“ and find that in 1820 there was one
.deposlior to a little over 1,000 Inhabi .
tents. ivhlle in 1950 there is one deposi- i
lior to every ten inhabitants or the:
population has increased ten timesi
while the depositors‘ um increase-til
1000 times. inasmuch as my authorl- ,
55 has been questioned i would like
lire state that l quote {min the Banking '
,am _n a taking tiny hm no? de‘iSiatistlcs. from the annual report oil
at am detendlnkime comptrroler oi’ the current-,5. The
ierllli‘l figures. given for me are: ;
.Number of savings banks. 1.303; de-l
posliors,01t1108;‘lleposlis' 34.070. ’ 5
486 246. 70; morass for (each deposli
tor. Min. 20. Added to this “rose whol '
p.01” ; ham iriends in foreign cormtries are:
ieonlinuslly sending their. mean home. '
until accordion to the. statistics oi the
And now ii i; recognized b5 the “hole 'post-ofllco department inst la" ”10""
world a? the richest the crest benui‘i; there were 4,490. 603 iniernatlonalg
5m and fraught“ 554th the meltiesil money orders issued. amounting to
blessings (or its suiilet‘ts of anv or all i "'9 M2 686 2‘ A W” lsrsc per cm" i
of the countries on the globe. notwith “f ”“3 I” "m "y m” "g" ”m“ of
standing the Socialistic visionary this country. Aside from this thorei
theoretical views to the contrary. are unknown millions sent, out of the”
.. kcotzniry by other menus of iranapol‘iilv'
Against the modern movement oi: ». 5. l
theory. imagination and speculation. tion. 80 the more sou investixuie "'6'
which are like citation in the air with greater '8 the advance in progress and
prosperity under the present policies.
out any laundering and from which 5 ,
there can no practical beneilVVi be Vd‘Ve- .For4i’sar that ”‘9 editor 9“?“ ’9‘}
‘9qu .v 1' cud volumehas overlooked the pro» ..
it is a demonstrated fact. what has 3“““W9'MB‘ 0’ ““3 country from I“
been accomplished . by the old "line beginning let me repeat for his bene-
parties under the present mud“, ill as well as others who do not seek
What may be accomplished by ”,9 to' inform themselves but take it for
new prospective: is a visionary lm-f 3"“‘5" ”1'“ all “I“ ‘l “'3‘ “W N“
axlnan. hope so There an, ”melt/called. baby-minded people with
punity planks and a good many sliversl MERE“ MW“ Wm "19" simple minds
will have to be taken out oi the plat :9“ “WWW“ m“) ““3 13"“? that,
form of am of the hope to win parties 5 {rum 93? 3“ WWW “”193 0‘ terrlior 3"
before the majority of the nations in 1800 "- b“ expanded in 3335-73“
voters will stand upon them One ohmuare miles in 1010. mm a popula-
the planks or the 30",,”le ”gumsmition 5.,808 483 to a little over 90.000.
ROI pretty badly: Wfllfir soaked out IanO' at prawnl. and in Wealth from
Calliornin ut the last election namely: 37‘135- 73° .00“ l" ”“0 0 $125 000 ‘000- i
No.21 in the general. demands of shezooo in "‘10 and ”1‘9 ‘5 ”j“! 10"“3
platform reads "the abolition of the'ch‘mlw ‘0 shut it 1"0ml393 to 1’0
death ueuali5 and of e5cr5 form or? “Midi!“ “”3 'Um‘k’ Sam" “‘0‘-
punlshme'nt based upon the principles; Holmes) has a little garden spot or
of revenge and deterrence. criminals: about 590834 WWW miles "9 3“ ““3
to be. treated as dcictlve. or victims or h. and a children 3 NMEWW“ 01' 3"
leasses, trotted inland altar lied the on
the Socialist. question. lie asked (or
information and l glue, it to him He
asked for some mime l gate him that
And new: or personal reasons mm“
‘Rlohsrd Vols! and ambulances uf‘lih
' In the first pineal
“ililin up”), his»; 'iin it large:
“.5333?" it "to bio
the rose" from evr5 point of. we
withstanding slip-e are a low thorns?
friends of the second part, of part fiprst ll’l‘m“ A5 Uncle Sam W“ l 9'“ any i
g, “,9 McNamujfla were victims of en- particular use, for this territory at .
vironments or defective, when the; ”“359“ ll would ”0‘ "9 shad proposi‘ ‘ _
‘hlew “1,5519 Times building andltllled (ion to loan these dissatisfied grnnt- 5 “
twenty-one parse)“; sundynmm .9 era the use tif' it and 'let then build ,
Loo Angelou The; 13901135 out “.999 their‘ou'n rallro‘lids. work their own
didn‘t seem ,0 think so. when they mines. run their cwn’.irovernment. di-
gave the “good eardrument” candidate “at? W) Profits ever)" Saturday night.
over, thirty-four thousand majority PM mind their 0"! bililli?55-_
over "um Socialist candidate, when This is nearly as much as the United
they marinated their majority would States had atthe beginning. if site)
be from 20 .000 to 35 000. - one hundred and thirty-hvs'years they
They seemed to know what they show any‘sixnsot intellectual ability
were doing. into their plans well re' than advance them. i would like the
membered witnt~tlre5 didaccording to public to observe the consistency of
their own confession Their environ the. gentleman that signs his name
merits semester] to follow them allover “Richard Volst" when he says if he
the country Their environments (wedding the Writer) will ‘brush the
In this lndtsnce they w” one
one. so It” as o loses dtlngu
interior,
' other articles that make up a laminating pantry. . -.
on B. ill; Rush dismount}.
en‘ lronmentl. " 1 wank] “10310 ask 5“,“; i IGRSI “5000 Squire "”168 in Hill Villa; ' . \
@152 E. ill erah dissipate;
Establishrb 1057.
5
New Arrivals ill the Furniture Store
Hammered Brass Wood Boxes Vol most .ciabornie dc-
signmiouble eagles on the lids. leaf and nine burden
sc’roll work and medallions, and the entire supported
I
brads claw {001,2 5,
" ‘ $12.50. $16. 75 and $22. 50.
Cedar Chests. made from beautiiulh stripul lied to
dur, fragrant and altogether (itsirable.
39.50.314.30. $19.25 and $20 00.
Spain] ill C. uinr Chests. oak hound, regulnilt :53 _’5)_5u)
$16. so this week.
by
Dolls at Reduced Prices -
Several 'DesirableVLines at Changed Prices
Drastic-ii and pmlresscil lilolls. in values Tlllllliilg up
to $1.00, ‘
' 50c.
5 ' a . ' .
Very linnilsmne Dolls in values running; up in $1.50,
75C-
Jointed Dolls of lnrxrv him with fine pig's: moving
e5 us and lashing
' - at 89c, 98c. $ [.19 and $1. 39. .
A licfurc Christmas t it‘lll‘illlt.t‘. "
‘ Pictures
l5
. A yer) aura: the group. popular subjuts in appropri-
ate frames .aud Va good mom that an lXil"tillCi) artistic.
Prints, 1’ imiogravurrs. Pastels, \\ nter t'olors,_nml Eli-h-
ing‘s. For the living room, the nursery and for men's
reruns and dens. ' '
in the iiilbt‘lllt‘lll.
Gifts for the Housekeeper
‘ Chafing Dishes ill copper or Nickie iiiiilt. 55itli all up-
purienuuces. lamps. almlml il tigons. mi) 5. spoons and fork.
with ebony handles. wood spoons and lurks. etc.
Drawingroom Kettles in copper silver or lllCi-(ik
Drawingroom Cofl’ee Sets, 55 hm [)(ITLCI nin mocha (ups
in copper holders. 5tr_5 :lriisiit
Steak- and Fish Planks ill pickle or silver rims.
Crumb Sets. l‘ermlnlors, Casseroles in silver or iiicklc,‘
Pie and Pudding Dishes. ‘
French Casseroles of martial nwnre. finely glazed on the
"Petites Mnrmiic‘" and Custard Cups V
Fancy Salt and sugar Boxes. .Spice St'tsj’
add many
Do you want to send som cone a breath from the pine
woods? There are Sweet ll .5 isnni l‘iilowsin muslin-cases,
rendv for some pron) coloring 39¢, "
l pliolmen Store, third lloor.
The Autopianofrom the Sonnenberg Studio furnishes
delightful music? 5
(in the serol‘ul floor.
5;. ..‘5. I!
.‘H‘\‘ .\““
:\‘\‘\‘V\V_‘\‘>‘ ‘\-\‘\‘ \Ex‘
.- Dun—n nun. a
\p\‘\p\‘\\
nut/nuance an! luv/brim" “’13 v a.
4
fi‘-»‘j\-V\-\‘5-\‘\-\‘\‘,\‘
Acceptable
Holiday Gifts
ONLY ONE MORE SHOPPING‘DAVY .,
' LEFT—~NO TIME TO LOSE
In every department of the store will be
found a varied assortmentpf desirable articles,
any "one of "which will make welcome gifts.
, ”UNUSUAL VALUES FOR SATURDAY.
COME EARLY '
n
a»
., q/ar/av/n/av11jajwia ‘1']- .
According to the iota
est. repofts iron: the. palace, his ma- id
as walked today for half an t 3
ace and tomorrow he is to go out
the remainder of their lives will be
suited to. thelr needs. 1 did not come
liar from the truth Whenvl referred to
the policies of the new movements bsu‘
lug anarchist]! they can't control
they Will destroy. « " ‘
my friend quoted one of Mr. Lin
coln's sayings. i would like to quote
another, namely: "You can fool all oi
the people part or the time and part
of the people all or the time, but you
Icannct fool all or the people all °‘_
it, myths argued that the
Alien), and their
loci. uponV tit
t Sing sing'rnmmy 15th, doe one oi
5, most atrocious crimes in the on
'con's dictum on reading: “Read notto" ’
’ his dictator imagines w
3 the Kingdom and singled: out the’ insi
cobwebs fromyhls biased brain (that is 1
an acknowledgement that he has cool
and consider the advice givenghi Ba-
88 WASHINGTON ST..
contradict or coniuts, no:- to boilers ..
The N E. RYAN C0
. SOUTHV VNORWVALK
his- \‘-\‘-‘_\- s‘.\"\.‘_\ ‘5
.‘4- Ant} -ll' /-_/‘/ov/-(
or take {or granted. not to ilnd fault or
discourse," etc. and just previous to ‘
this wonderful heart stirring rebuke.
he éomradlcted and tries to‘ refute. ,
found innit with out! denied every “ \
thing I said in my last article iind of 1907. which Wits $886.1‘hén he
then he puts on his Imaginary lens shes 0n to 9853' that the “Elsie W339“
and takes for granted that all he and in. this country, according to Unified
ill develop in States poveruihent figures, amount to
umbrella! fruits. "Anni.“ lining.“ must $487 a year and tor that average
he to have a brain free from cob- amount: of mines the workers produce
[all Vanf‘avdrage 33.600 in wealth Then
he sees an to say that a man could
’ live cantor-mm on that. but he don‘t .
not his share of the mmoduct Accord
full; to the statistics or manufacturingV
in the United States. census of 1905.
craze wages for men over Ml:
ears an is a little error will Vii
It undoubtedly would he perv
\‘Vu‘5.5‘\‘\‘\ ‘-\.‘
the do industry or Great. Britain
one oh ihe highest priced industries in
V its» an compared ill:
' 'n-I‘ur' "I'V/n’ :- ‘- “fivfl‘fl/fl a} ala’ngi . wnla'afnv’a'dfl'l
‘\‘\V-"‘W.\u\
its, pay the wear and tear n‘nnn
pause and interest on; the money
vested. ‘ -
It seems to be an alley matter for a
man to sit in his study who is draw (i.
a salary of $12. 50 'per day and iigur
out what oher men ought to do
their bufiineli's.
‘ ‘ .5 JONAS l); WORDqVN
fiflww ...-W.-
”1.55 CURED m 6 T0 14 DAY
Your drtlsglst will relun‘d money
Pius Ointment falls to cure any on! ,
or Itching; llllnd. Bleeding or P cicada
inn Plies in 6 to 14 duo's. 50c.
'lY
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