,SEINTINEL TIDE cALsINoAas.
. Saturday of this week. The Sentinel.
as has beenits custom for reevesral
years, will distribute its Tide Calen-
dar for i912. Every newsdealer and
newsboy will be supplied with a calen-
dar for each customer, which they
should insist upon receiving with the
paper-
Local mail subscribers can obtain
the calendar by calling at this office.
I. . -~For that Ring, go to Nonck's, 36
' North Main stIeet. “N
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CHRISTMAS DAY SENTI NEL.
. Tile Sentinel will he issued next3
Monday, Christmas Day, as a morning
' paper.
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Shocsrat Conneaily & Bracken.
—-Nothlng more acceptable for Xmas
than an electrolier for the dining room.
Full line at Reed & Yolk Electrical Co.
Several of the .\‘orwnlk students,
at Yale have returned horny i’or theI
holiday vacation. The examinations
for the term were completed today at
the college.
at 'i‘liompson's N Y. Store
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t. NorwakuadNoI-walk 8111103,
[foreman of a “colonial“,
. {centiy the guest of his mother, Mrs.
—Ladies' iii-button Black and Tan‘
—~-Fanc;.v Groceries and Xmas 'l‘reesI
IF0‘r Not-wall: and vid'lnlty boners!-
lyi cloudy with light rain or snow to-
.night. and ,1 Saturday; moderatfp‘toni-
perature. There are three well-dedu-
ed disturbandes this morning each of
the Rocky Mountains. They are con-
sissippi Valley and off the Atlantic
coast near Hatteras. N.‘ (2. They are
or with temperatures and light rain
or snow in all sections east of the
Mississippi river. 'An area of Ihllih
pressure over New England is check-
ing the eastward movement-of these
disturbances. zero temperatures were
reported this morning rom Wyoming
and Montana.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Minimum, 19;. maxi-
mum. 24. Clear.
e-«Xmas, canes at O'Brien's.
—Smoke Old Well
Cigars.
I’erfccto 103..
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John S. Hyatt. oi’ Keene, N..li., a
former well known Norwalk man and
was re-
Ailen Smith, of France street.
Glover's the Place for Xmas Fool-
Wear
w‘lioys' and Girls' ill ah (‘ut Shoes,
at. Connoaily & liIackr-n s.
Harry W. Mother was today award-
ed the contract for building the newI
residence for Adolph \\'. lire-whines, lnj
(lihmn (‘ouIt and John Siutiier was‘
awarded the plIIII‘Ihing contract. .
‘MIIOlllomiIiIe Mince Mont, (J‘rupo
Conserve and .lelly_
“limit-cut Storm Shops vi‘or lioys.
Glover’s the Place
m’lhe famous Abe l‘otnsh and hi au-
. russ ‘l’erlmutter stories are now a reg
, ,ular feature" of the Ncw York Suudnv
American: 'A Joke llook' by ‘ ’l‘ad" also3
given away with next Sunday 5 Amer
ican. . L
I Connecticut membtrs oi the Arab
, Patlmol Nobles of the Mystic Shrine.3
5 _‘have begun arrangements this week
5 for their trip to the 1..I and council at
“‘Los Angelcs in April.
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-—Paims. Boston Ferns and liluhheri
Plants. \Vorden‘s Flower Shep, np-l
town.
i
-—l)o not have your wife put up a
lunch for you when you can buy a nice
quick lunch at the Imperial Cafe. Carl
Schaub, prop.
Norwslk Lodge, Benes'olen-t 'and
Protective Order of Elks, will Ihold
* a reg‘t’rlar meeting next Wednesday
night, and ”on Sunday afternoon will
" initiate a number of candidates.
-—A very exquisite line of dainty
Perfumes and Toilet Waters in Holl-
d_ay packages can be seen at the Clif-
ford Pharmacy. '
~Xmas soft hats. O'IBrien's.
The selectrnen hawe a force of men
at work cleaning Westport avenue
' within the limits of the town. The
work is only temporary and further
repairs will have to be made at a later
_ date. .
: » , —-Fancy Rockers. Costumers, Slip-
3 '. per Chairs, Card Tables. Raymond &
' ' ' Son, uptown \ .
—-—A line line of Auto Robes for Xmas
presents. at Leckwoods,’ 31) Wall street,
‘ ' Norwalk. '
James’B. Hawley, of_ Dartmouth Col-
lege, of Hanover, N.H ., arrived _in
town yesterday. .. Mr..Hawley is enjoy-
ing the Christmas holidays with
friends and relatives in South Nor-
walk and Port Chester. '
-A large stock of”Si.gnet Rings in
the most desirable atterns and at
prices within the reac of til-.1 at Jack-
30an
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~A‘ftor ”you get through your Xmas
shopping. stop at the Imperial Cafe
. for a good new or lunch.
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Rothko, Ca'méra'i ma Supplies.
. _‘ Quality Chocolates. fancy and
, J gum. Perfumery anatomic and
«of the wish was gratified. Hussey ap-
‘ in Bridgeport fall, this morning. the
. bone and fancy baskets.
~ 9 to. assortment at lieltlyn's.
' The state hoard oi health has not
yet nlion lls derision us in w-lutlIoI
tho. indi\idual cup idcu inlluded the
factories. but. many health ofliters
lune notified factories that the c-oni
Enron tllp mus-I be dispensed with and
individual on us substituted 1
Big line of Dressers and Chilton-
iers in all woods and liedroom (.‘hnlra
to matth Raymond & Son, uptown.
.latnes ii. Stevens, the oil man of
Water street. South Norwalk. and his
daughter Winnifred will take the
Washington express from South Non
walk Saturday ailernoon at 3:21
o‘clock, for Boston, where they will
spend “Christmas with Mr. Steveus'
married daughter, Mrs, Chester Fitch.
~Accordeohs. Harmonicas, Violins.
Guitars and Mandolins. at Lockwood‘a.
~20 different styles oi! dcrbles.
O‘Brien's.
-—Shavi_ng Sets, Smoking Sets,
gold and silver handle Umlneilas, Cut
Glass, etc, at Jackson' s.
The members of the South Norwalk
Police force were called to Day street,
lastnight, by Mrs. Nichols, who con-
dhcts a «boarding house there. one
of the boarders, John Gerard. had an
attack! of delirium tremens, and the
police took him in charge and convey-
‘ed him to the Norwalk Hospital.
where he now occupies the padded
cell. .
-—it will pay you to go" out of your
way to look at the assortment of
Christmas packages of Candy at tihb
Clliford Pharmacy. Larger and bet~
ter than over this year.
. .
’——‘Latest winter caps at O'Brien's.
‘ ~Useful'and handsome Christmas
Jewelry presents at Ndack’s, 36 North
Main street.
George Hussey, of 'Norwalk, was giv-
en his wish by Judge Edward M. Lock?
woqd this morning. or at least a part
neared at the station yesterday and
asked to be sent to Middletown for
life. He was'sentencpd to ninety days
charge being fixed to read “a common
drunkardff 'Hussey‘wanted to genome-
wbé're to spend Christmas and the jail
will be the place. Sixty of the‘ninety
days he will spend at hard labor, for
habitual drunkenness, and the other
thirty he will he in for yesterday‘s
spree '. \r,
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*Hnylor s Candyin plain and fancy
An attrac-
“a
tral over Lake Superior, the lower Mic. '
roduoing cloudy and unsettled weatlo .
at Nelson lloyt's. '
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taken more,
do.
RAYMOND
in MM
’cp‘nuquonily have more than _
, luv. the conscription .
112m who um um wily-nom-
' ,» First In quality..1ut 111 price, uni... 1n th'p minds of its cubical
‘ ‘ ors~lionnio Home Ground F000 (“mouth and Wit": “
MIMI. Tosh .ostii'cH- N
That’ s 111—;—
A Hot Thing
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. Good as no order for 9.1.10.0. and we WI retain you as I out
tamer. Cleanup. from cloto.unifcrm quality, suitable for turn-co,
rungs. stove or «it-1nd". Price- on application.
BROTHERS
. it. prmms to at
~4u1‘R.
WI REFUSE TO CONCEDE TO
ANY ONE
in the superiority of our choice
wines and liquors. We know
we have the best vintages from
the grapes of the beat produc-
,lng wine districts of France
and Spain. and we also know
that we have tho host liquors
that are distilled because if ,
there were any that were bet-
ter we‘would have sought them.
Purity and age have added to
the excellence. of everything sold
at Mngner 6’s Flynn’s. .
Magnet 81 Flynn
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3152 Atlantic 8L.
STAMFORD
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For Men. Women and Children ................ sec to $1.50
QUEEN QUALITY SHOES
WALK—OVER SHOES for Men.
The White Shoe .Store
sum.
for Women.
90 Washington St.,
scorn NORWALK .;
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. tuniions of storks were irregular when
‘ .lradim: resumed
Coieburn
fl ‘ For Beautiful and Lasting
HOLIDAY GIFTS
There is nothing more appreciated than a gift from the jewelcr‘s.
THE JEWELERS
Open Evenings till Christmas
are ottoringtwoiargemompiote agnd lirat- class stocks at low prices.
. 96 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
22 WALL STREET, NORWALK. "
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gponse to this
inromlueut stocks were not essentially
i changed.
3 moved
iGrarIde stocks and the five percent.
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aocxsas
nonms CHAIRS
90”) crimes .
DESKS ' "
PARLOR TABLES
MUSIC 'cAsmETs
' LIBRARY TABLES
aInIaaoAaos '
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[Hos-row OUT or‘ JAIL.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 22911.net-
havlng served on imprisonment of- six
months and ”twenty-one days. Joseph
‘M. Huston. convicted of conspiracy to
defraud in the furnishing1 of the new
state capitol. of which hé'wss' - "..lIi
tect. was released from the peniten-
nary here today on parole. Ho went
to his home in Germantown. Huston
in» sentenced to an imprisonment of
not less than sit monthi nor mono;
than tyre years.
His parole was too i
. .ommendod to the deon board by the
33"39” inspectors
Gifts that will help *tFurnish the
Home will surely be appreciated
onessmo TAaLes
Hues
PICTURES
TOILET ears
LAMPS
' nIsnss
PHouooRAPI-Is
FOR THE CHILDREN WE HAVE
DOLL CARRIAGES AND GO-OARTS.
vatoclpsoss. “ Auroioo-
.BlLES. ROCKING access, WAoous. achINo cHAias. Desks.
The A J. 'Angevine 81 5.580000: "
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FAVOR scum- pAcirIc’ TRADE.
.WA-SHINO’ITON. Dec. 22.——President
Tait. Postmaster General Hitchcock.
Solicitor-General Lehman and Assist-
ant Secretary, 0!. on Navy Winthroy
today approVed a plan proposed by
Sanson- Perkins and Represent
habit. of California, defined to rat:
tore to the South, Racine carrying
trade two. American steamers and to
put the American flag once again on
the SanNFrsnciaco-tustrla-I route.
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wally” and gold Gibson Inflatable
dim. 02.50 per box. . For sale 10in
iv
‘ and American Woolen stocks-Isaggetl
. Gran'dt securities.
- ,. and Mr. Remington is duly grateful”
received word‘1110mtho bureau of light
stalled as soon on ix father made
The news/ls welcome to the mar-
inars of The Norwhllrs as the friend at
such an addition to thc'Igovernrnent
lighthouse equipment in the Norwalk
waters has been felt keenly for
a long ‘time '
The corréspoodence in the matter
' was as follows: ’
Mr. Nehemiah Candee,
South Norwnlk. Conn.
Dear Sir: ——~ , I
Enclosed please find letter receiv
ed from the Bureau of Light Houses
with reference to the establishment
of the gas buoy at Cockenoe Reef.
Very truly yours, 1
E. J. HILL.
\
' Department of Commerce and Labor..
, Burea of Lighthouses, l
I Washington. 5
*Estahlishment of gas buoy \
emu. president or ..0 3;
0011:} 901311106 about;
. w ill. J. Hill *1
. tbp that be m ‘-
man up tun, miter” establishing
0-.” MY“ root and had '
bodies interning him that the propo-I ' - "
11110011 and hen countdown favorably , .
you that. the w 0ro 39911! be- in- ‘
7 china". Pill in new rafts. apt ‘
lino. brakes. Magneto. talus». 0013'
good working order and mm ”his _
Journey a pleasant one by lack of al- ; 7
”anytime by bringing his auto to ti’
11s WALL STREET. 1
O. B. J ackson N0“...
Optician ' 5 - "cum ' 3 .- 55
Everything in the Optical Line
EYéS Examined Free ' 5
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F. E; Lockwood 81 Company will
at Cockenoe Reel.
“on. E. J. Mill,
House of liepresihniatlvea,‘
Washington, I). C.
‘ “Dear Sir: --
i
, Referring to your letter of Decem
1 her 15, um. relaiiie to the esinblish-
‘1 meat of a gas buoy III (‘ockcnoe Reef,
.nt the eastern enirance to NorwalkI
HnIhoI.
. l hm the beam to athlso you that
‘lltlie llnroan has unthorlzvd the natal)-
.‘Ilahnielti of II combination gas and
ibcil buoy at this point, and it will he
-. 3 established
about April
fwhon a buoy of this kind
available.
lat,
will
1912,
he
I ' Very il‘uly yours, 5
(i. R i’H'l‘NAM,
( onum‘ssioner.
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1000 iii Will SIREII
MALI. S'l‘itllld'l . liliio a. m. ~l‘luI-
ioduy. There was
{nine sign or \\'t‘llklii’:~‘¢~. on the part of
llonvr-r and lilo tlronde and the pro
lcuui stock lost Ii... \\'o.~tinnhou.~'c
outlined l l i. (Itberuiio
changes were Itstrltied to enroll ii .lc-
Etlons.
WM L STREET, it it. Iu.—«l.¢;~higli
,\’ulley Inouopolized speculative alien-
ticnaundadvanced 1 0-11 to 185 3-8, a
new record for the movement. llcadw
lug made only a slight iructionzui res-
rise. and the other
Trading was active in Great
Northern Ore Ct‘l‘llfll‘lltefi and they
on 1%. Denver and Rio
bonds went to new low records, and
there was pressure also against the
Rock island stocks. Prices were on
the down mode at it o'clock.
WALL STREET. Noon.—~The near-5
ness of the three day holiday in the
stock market restricted trading to
small proportions during the morning.
and speculative interst was not some.
lent to bring about any decided gener?
al movement. Publication of an analy;
sis of the financial standing of Great
Northern Ore resulted in active buying
of theore certificates. The bidding up,
of Lehigh Valley also was resumed,
but professional traders were bearish:
toward the market as a whole. andI
them were indica‘jons of short selling3
among the favorite speculative med
iums. An undertone oi heaviness pro-3
vailed in the second hour, but losses:
in the leading issues were not imporg
taut apart from Amalgamated Copper.1
which declined a point. Some low;
priced stocks -were conspicuouslyi
weak. especially Denver and Rio»
Ga-ande pfd.. which yielded 2% to 5d.
The four per cent. bonds sold cl! 2
points. Anaconda and the Rock island!
to 1 to 1%. ,Wabash pfd. improved a
point and four per cent. bonds 1%.
Bonds were irregular.
. WALL STREET.1 p. m.—-—Support
was extended t1» maneuver and R115
The preferred
stock rallied m "and the five per cent.
bonds 5 points to 85. The general tone
was somewhat improved as a result of
a re owed rise in Labial: Valley to
185‘
.IAui-ron "oIIrTso." .
Janitor Seth Remington, or spring
street, who takes the best of care all
the‘ Concord and Knudsen schools in
South Nornalk, has been rewarded for
his especial klndnesses‘ and willing
nesa by the teachers of these schools.
The Concord teachers have pressured ‘
him- with 35 in gold and the teacher‘s
in Knudsen hall with 02 50 in sold. It-
was indeed a Merry Christmas present
I “N0 use paying tan costum- Ia-
common. when you an a nice clans
a t
Engl
Good Butter, per-lb. ...... .3nc
give you a 025 Gas Tank" for
1316 and your Old Generator----,
for your Automobile. 3
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Now' is the Time to Buy, .-
HORSE CLOTHING
Luther M. Wrights
IS THE PLACE
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.I .1, 1113144151
mfi ”um mid .19’111'5 1'11 Iliad
THE ' THE THE
, Mayer HlldSOIi Km
$2350, $1600 $900 '
Covering price that a man should pay for a reliable Automo- .
bile. The 1912 models of each car are on view at our garage.
Automobiles for rental by the hour, day or week. '
OSCAR H. BANKS.
RIVER STREET Telephone 681-3 NORWALK, CONN.
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FRAMED PICTURES
' in all sizes at specially reduced prices.
WATER COLOR PAINTINGS COPLEY AND‘ELSON PRINTS “
by best American Artists. in Sepia and Carbon.
RHINE PRINTS, COLONIAL AND NATURE PRINTS.
. BEAUTIFUL LINE OF SMALL METAL FRAMES.
JACKSON’S STUDIO .
53 Wall St. —-— Opposite Hotel ——Norwalk
a.
at ‘3'
Popular Subjects. '
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SP CRIAL
Christmas Week
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2 lb. 110.0100 ‘
ish~ Walnuts. lb.
Brazil Nuts. per 1b.. . . . . .160.. 0c.
_Pecans,perlb...:
Filberts, per lb. . . . . . . . .
Paper Shell Almonds. lb.
English Walnut Meats. lb
Florida Oranges,dozcn
............25, 3o, 35,
Turnips, per pin. .. . .
3 Fpncy Grape Fruit .. .I.
R. & R. Plum Pudding, can. no a lbs. Malaga Grapes . ._. ‘
351: can R a R. Plum Pud- . . Dotés. per packagc'i. . .‘I. . .
ding sac Figs, per pound .
New Prunes, 2 pounds. . . . . .a5c ,
16 lbs. Sugar ............$100
3 lbs. Wet Mince Meat. .25c
use can Heinz Mince Meat. . 19c
Raisins or Currants. pkg. .10c
Fancy Layer’Raisins. pkg. . .aac
Citromperlb........ .aoc
Cranberries, per qt. . .. . . . . .roc
‘Pumpldn, can . . .. .roc'
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