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CHRISTMAS aw BENTINEL.
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. ‘Arion Hall.
‘9' , North Main street.
9410.82.00. Glover's the Place.
, ‘street post rooms.
0' B'rioh’ s.
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3..9and 28c lb. 'linyes’ Market.
‘9 Theilligh .School Committee
. scheduled to hold its monthly
9:9 ness meeting this evening.
9 fine qualities, at Jackson’s.
39* 4‘ “W...
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at Glover' s.
. [mas cheer for the needy.
”did North Main street.
-—Xmaspresents at O'Brieu's.
The Sentinel will 999be issued. next
Monday, christmas Day, as a morning
The weekly dance of the Life Sav-
More will be held tomorrow evening in
‘ —-'9—-For that Watch. go to Noack's, 36
; “—~Xmus Slippers in black or tan, 50c
Buckingham Post. No.15, G. A. R.,
. will mm this evening in the Wall
420 diderent styles of soft hats
’ ‘99::f ~—Nearby Turkeys, very fancy, 25c
busi-
:9, «~Dlamonds at popular prices and
-—Ellitis, Balaton and Hanan Shoes.
The benevolent societies are busy
this week preparing to provide Christ-
—-The best Xmas slits at Neack‘s.
is
7 given administration. 9
the Clifford PhatmsCy.
Lincoln Council, No. 1, Order l of
, United American Mechanics, will aid
Cockenoe Tribe. No.32 1.0.1131, be collected until after Christmai
Nwiil “Old a regular ”“51““ meeting order that all may give toward llhc
-, gflhis evening in the hall in Wall street.
g‘i‘inrre, in oak and early English flnis
-9'9{Riiymond & Son Open ev.enlngs
, Vanity
mas gift.
ton street,» tonight.
..Ior'Hollday gifts, at Jackson's.
-—X~mas soft hats. O’Brien's.
electric plant, in State street.
1.0
.rggsic. ,Stillson-Powe‘il corp.
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99 ~ 9' and mom-at .Lockwood’s.
.5 The annual entertainment of
‘ lb- Hayes' Market : - ,
Arlen Hall. Tickets, 25c.
Douglas
9 mass meeting this evening in the
—Watelies,9.lewelry, Silverware and
.every.ihing in ..tbe Jewalry line suitable
The slim of Electrical Commission-
, Kore will hold its weekly business meet~
Jig-«.2 fling this evening in the ofllces of the
, ~Select troll; Xmas «gift from our
fine assortment of Quality Chocolates,
"Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Humidors,
9, -9—A fine line of Leggings for boys
the
Sabbath School of the Norwalk Con-
. gregatlonai ,Olrilrch will be held this
- evening at 7:30 o'clock in the church.
9 ~Roahting Chickens. ‘ 20c in; Young
Fowis, 18c 112.:th Island Ducks. 25c
9 9 ——-Dory Club dance, Friday evening.
Fowler No 15, Women‘s
Relief corps. will hold its weekly usi-
‘31. postflrooma, in washington street.
~Umbrellas' redress O‘Brien's.
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9 ‘ ——Full line of Dining Room Fun“ W”
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~95c and five coupons will buy a
ex. .A neat and useful Christ-’
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The Hatters' Sick Benefit Society;
will hold its monthly business meet l
in; in the Labor Lyceum, in Washing-
OW Ibo“ Poll“. NM":
‘ 9 a a l
Xmas Tree lighting
9 Look at. my window min NI 7
st. Norwalk. harm Moron
you can make the traedaekslruii
year. lcarry both buffer: and n 9 7
volt outfits at prices that will and
prise you.
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CHARLES cock. JR. «
A‘H'IIII 1‘.
51 IAIN 87.. NORWALK
Telephones: cities. 001: house, 21-l ll
. —Hu9mmon, Smokin‘ a... shavi ‘
Sets and Safety Rama for moms at
the Clifford Pharmacy. . ‘
At the meeting of Olive Branlch
Lodge, No.19.Knighia of Pyishillz,
which was held last ovonriox the
core for the ensuing term were u m-
inaied. 9m
-Useful and handsome Christrr9 as
Jewelry presents at Noaok's, 36 N01
Main street. ‘
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. ——See the Victrolas and Victor T+k~ ‘
ing Machines. at Lockwood'a.
The Knights of King ,Artliuriq}
Grace church. anticipate a turlley
supper after Christmns with pleasure.
A committee is already in charge‘ of
the affair.
~llrass lledsteuds, White Funnel
Bedsteads and Springs with Mattrlss.
Raymond & Son.
Lise; tiful Engraved Cards and l9 t-
iers fo Christmas and New Year’sfit
its weekly business mehting‘thia el on-
log in the Mystic Chain Hall, in W sh-
ington street.
-—Look for Xmas presents 5 at
O'Birien's. . 9
~Chlldren's Rockers, Ladlea' D... ks,
Oiilce Chairs, Children's. High Chlira.
Raymond & Son. Open evenings;
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The Salvation Army boxes wiiiLnot,
in
Christmas dinners for the poor of the
town. Captain Jemtt announces W'that,
bills will not be paid until lifter}
the dinner, and therefore there is no}
need of collecting the money pntil
then ‘~ ‘
—-‘Dont finish that list9 until+you
have looked over the largest .le elry
stock in town. At Noack‘a.
——Reduction in Millinery. ThlLatre
Cape made to order. handmade 1 via-
tlou Caps, Fancy Bags and Dolls' lists,
to be found. at Miss Poihemusll, 80
Washington St. Phone 302.’ ‘
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Jerry Tyreli, of Norwalk, one all the
bustling lire lighters whose good work
was particularly noticeable durinl% the
fire of the F‘rankfeldt factory} has
been forced to give up his worli in
Arnold‘s foundry for a time. He
sprained his left ‘wrlst'at the 111449 and
is unable to follow ._hls trade. 9?
—Now ready.9 Pure homemadr+ltib~
boa Candy, pearl mixed and Américan
mixed, at DeKlyn’ s.
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Saturday Night ,
Before Christmas u
~ we will be;
OPEN
from 7 to 9
for your ‘cbnvenicnce
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th9
its W.
"‘Ncckw‘ear
r Umbrellas
Suit Cases
Walking Stick:
Combination Sets
' (infancy box)
‘ Bath Robes ‘
_ The New Store ,
7 «Wall St..J9Nor.walk.
German Carp
,Ecls, not dressed
s'pkhisli’hirickcrel" ’ 9 ‘ 9
Smelt
Frost Fish
Blue Fish
lladdoci;
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TELEPHONE till.
SPECIAL
SALE
orders. Note this:
natal, and a Beautiful Calendar,
only 8200.
in stone lug.
Plsl'a Beer, 2 doz. bots. 81.009
cannot
We guarantee all our goods
Free Delivery.
Prompt Delivery lam-Mm
Tel. 461.
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WANT HELIOS OF MAINE.
_W.ASHINGTON, Dev. 22.—~Seniln
Wallets and souvenir hunters as ‘ , i“ 9’9
as town governments and patriotic
*gania‘atlons have been pouring
~ quests into the Navy Departmen
I neatly for relics from the ill-fated
tleahip Maine. As the departures
to one have been pinned down
, attempt has yet been made to no»
;9talrx_ lust whit parts of the wreck
. might be available so give away,
furlough a 2333‘ been suggested that
If such articles as the stud, m mounts,
,9 guns. whistie‘i? nd even the hell; 9
‘ ' ' dnwestina ado‘rhmanta
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W course we’ we everything here needed in a man ’a gift for 9
99thaa, and each and cvcry item is honestly and fairly priced.
B'u’t why; not make weir a gilt of tha't mason. Suit
. or. Queens-I you've seminar! so much in our wisdom Drop
injund see how finely it flu, you—you'll be surprised too at
,amwsnomwmu mos GIFT 1'0 CTHERS
'opEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS A,
Twos'ronss:
Send your orders 9fo9r
Half Shell oysters and
Lobsters for Xmas ‘
if
cod 3‘ p $99.99;
HOLIDAYS’
We can iill your wants. if you will
only' mire the trouble to give usvyour
1 bottle of either Old Crow, Wilson,
Old Dinah or Green River; 1 hot. Clan
ct: 1 hot. Port Wine and 1 hot. Muc-
imporiod itallan Wine, 81.75 gal.
Can you beat it? Call on us if you
Drop us a line, or call 461.
Get our quotation on Whiskiea, Wines, .
' Cordials, Bitters. etc. it will pay 'you.
Cdsteilano ls". Bardani
25 Railroad INC.
no amhorlty for disposing or on) can
~ of the vessel, of course all requests
Suspender Scta '9
. Suspenders
.Glovca
9Mulflcrs .
Dress Shields
Initial Handkerchiefs
CollarvBoxcs
.4 South sins St.
Smith Norwalk
Finnan Haddics
. Long Island. Sea and New Bed-
ford stall
'GOIlingiong‘wlams opened
Gosling Clams for lbaking
Long and Round Clams
Oystcrs
Lobster for Saturday
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
PERI DELIVERY.
. A Merry Christmas
is the greeting at this season oi the
year—all is hustle and bustle in an-
tldlpation of the day. The selection of
a suitable gift is a problem, and one
to be carefully considered Something
useful is always sppreclated~a gold
crown or gold bridge, or even a full
set of teeth is not an uncommon pres.
east among the intelligent and pro-
g'ressh'e class of people. for what‘cau
bring more happiness than that which
is used three times a day. and three
hundred and sixty-live days every“
101’ your? 9
All Christmas work given esped'lal
consideration.
16 South into St. South Norwalk
Hours: a a. m. to s p. In. Sum
aar- ny appointment only.
(CHRISTMAS
GREETINGS}
While making Christmas
presents, why not make,
or- ‘ them something useful and
w serviceable? ‘ “
A"? ' We yet a pod line
,to noise from 0
Hand Ba Handkerchifis, .
Hosiery, riders-car, Muslin
Underwear. in Combination
' suits, Gowns, Skirts, Corset
Covers, Drawers and Ap-.,
’ , muscled: Skirts and
I'Gowns, Klilionos‘ in Crepe
and Flannclcttc. .
All is are appropriate
for Ch, trnaaGlits.1 .
China.“
No
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Fume . tux.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY“
9.51.11qu uors
this week
10 Stamps
Stamps Given' 1n Addition to Regular Amount
anything New aid Fresh. Surely our Pisces
are Right. We Gite Trading Stamps with Wines
FREE to all puf-
obscure 01:51 worth
or More.
.. 2 lbs, 25c
r Oranges (very, sweet) , . .
1:6 pounds Granulatcd Sugar .........Sr.oo Purc Leaf Lard.
«blood 8. Flour . . . .. .bag, 75c; bbl.. l“S5435 Joncu' Flour bag, 85c; bbl., $675
Pillsbury' sBcat Flour bag, 85c; b hi..$6. 7sGold Medal Flour. ...bag, 65c; bbi. .75 ‘
Extih Fancy Mixed Nuts, lb. . ... . . ...18c New California Walnuts, lb. .......... ..aac
Ncw’English Walnuts, lb. .....‘....._...18c New Pecan Nuts, lb. .. ....... .........ch
New Pap cr Shell Almonds, lb. . . . . . . . . .28c New Brazil Nuts, 1b. ..... . ........ :.."..18c ” 9
- Ncw Seeded Raisins, pkg” . ....Ioc New Citron, lb. .................. ‘ ..... 18c ,
Ensign Seeded Raisins, pkg. .. . . . . . .. .rac Lemon or Orange Peel, lb. , ...... , ...... 17c ’
New Cleaned Corrants, pkg“ ...... rac Cape Cod Crinbcrries, qt. .............. 13c,
.me Table Raisins, pkg. . . . .......25c None Such Nlincc Meat, pkg“ .... ..gc
. __Ncw_ Layer Figs, lb. 18c Bell’s Poultry Dressuig, can ......... ..gc ',
“ New Dates, package . .........Ioc Durkcc‘s Sage or Thyme, can. ...7c ‘
Extra Fancy Mlllga Grapes, lb. .18c Dudley’s Pumpkin, can. .....M . .. .13c
...,Largc Xmas Candles . .Iac Iron Mountain Pom kin, can . ....... ....Ioc
...3o and 35: doz. . R. (I R. Plum Pudding, can.
. .10 and new
. , HOLIDAY WINES AND LIQUORS—WHOLESALE PRICES
Ehrct’ a, Ruppcrt’ a Fcigcnspan' a or Licbmann’ s Beers, case ................ , ......... $I.15
Fine or California Porter Sherry Wine, gallon ..
‘Allie.ICaiifothablcClamugaDondug............._..»..... ...... .... .......
..... .. $100
8595993
sun...-
“Monoir
Wilson or Hunter Whiskey.
Black and White Scotch, bot--
Maryland Rye Whiskey, bot. . g ..
Old Crow orfirccn River Whiskey... $1.00 Regina Imported Port Wine bot..
...... $r.oo Jcrez Imported Sherry Wine, bot. ,. . . ..
Heublcin' 5 Club Cocktails, bot.
Ushcr’ s or Dcwar’ a Scotch. bot ...... .SI. 10 Dubonnct Wine. bottle . . . . . . . . . ..
Henncssy' s or Martcil's 3-Stilr Brandy.
Flue Old Scotch, bot .......
am Rye Whiskéy, bot. . ..... . . . 9.9oc Old Port or Sherry Wine, bot..
Muscatci or Tokay Wine, bot.
-75C
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got:
..... on...-
..8! 15
Champagnes. Clarcts. suntcm Cordials, Brandics, Bottled Beers, Aléfg Porters, Elli.
.......... 50c 9
f75c
....... $1.00
. . ..goc
.$I.65
83 & 85 WASHINGTON ST.
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RUSSIAN was concourse. '
m
Legislative Proposal Has Been intro-
duced into the Duma.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. ear—it lam
laiatlvo proposal to provide rot__tarlif
war schedules applicable to the Unit-
ed States at the expiration of the
Russo-American commerce and navi-
gation treaty of 1832, has been intr0~
duced ihto the bums by ex-Presldeht
Clichkcif and other signers represent-
ing the. October-lets (and Nationalist
parties, which control the inajority of
the Duma.
The bill proposed to raise existing
Russian duties by 100 percent. and
also to impose a duty of 100 per cent.
on articles which are admitted free
under the present Russian lat-iii. Be-
sides these impositions the bill pro-
poses 'ulso to leyy double the gross
Weight tax ambushed .hy the law of
June 21, 1901s on merchandise arl'iv.
ins by m and tolevy A'double ton
Should the present Amer-
icon tonnase an: be raised to the die
favor ‘of Russian vessels. then the
Russian tonnage tax will he corresv
Wpondingly increased.
11. is said that the schedules are to
be applicable to all countries which
do not grant to Russia the most tav-
ored nation treatment in commerce
and navigation.
The proposal'will be submitted to
a financial commission. 7 _
‘ The necessity for the proposed leg-
islation is explained in an accompany-
ing declaration in which it is stated
that the regular American 'tarii!
9schedules which will be applicable to
Russiangoods at the expiration of the
treaty of commerce and navigation or
1832 will be so high as to have s
prohibitive character and that they
anally ”cried the Russian normal
tarl‘d and navigation. taxes which
would be naturally apillcahle to Ann
erlcan goods in the absence of the
treaty.
if you want your “hardness" to lie-
come the talk of‘the ilolvn, tell about it
throughi a Sentinel “Want" Ad
WOULD DISSOLVE PLUMIERS‘
.~ . 9 TRUST.
DOS ANGELES, Cal. Dec. 22 ..Sub
menus were issued today by the on.
bed Stat”. district atto oy in the
suit or thcgovemment m net the Pa-
oillc east Plumber‘s" Association, as
“ .tif"ng;nc9hriy‘ioo peuonsuoappearin ‘
the to court migraines. sea. 5
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‘ street.
A. F. Beckmann and Comp any
Phone 440.
toileiN HAT MANUFACTURiNG
INDUSTRY UNTIL AFTER
NEW YEAR.
From now on until after the new
year. operations in the hat factories
in Danbury and the neighboring towns
will he as nearly as a standstill as
at any time during the yedr. After
Jan. 1 work on goods for the spring
trade will begin in earnest andthe
prospects for the soft but business are
especially bright. This-paper has pre-
viously reported the numerous addi-
tions that are being made to local ‘
factories for the purpose of affording
greater facilities (or turning out the
work that the spring demand for soft
bats is expected to bring. Much of
this preparation is based on orders
that have been coming in since the
traveling salesmen started out on
their fall trips in October, and on in- ‘
formation that has come from jobbers
and wholesalers in the large but sell-
ing centers where the finger is con-
stantly on the trade pulse.
With an unusually heavy demand for ' 9
soft hats or the‘ new materials and col-
era in prospect there are also indica-
tions from some quarters that there
will he at least a little improvement
in the am! but business, which is
said to have been at a minimum
throughout the country this year
Manufacturers and wholesalers hnve'
widely diifereni views as to the out
' look for the stiff hat business, but the
general sentiment is optimistic. Low
crowns and broad brims will prevail
wherever stiff hats are worn and
changes from’prevaiiluig shapes or the
last season will not he radical.
REAL ssrarc sates _. ‘
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith has
record 0 the following real 'estm
transactions in Norwalk or the past
few days: ‘
hiaria Wahl at a! to Edwin in v... 9
Deusen, lot and buildings, Westport
road. Foreclosure. .-
Edwin R. Van Densen to John Gor-
hum, lot and buildings, Weslpoi't road».
Quit claim. ,
Norwaik investment Company to
Susie 1' inlay, building lot, Meadow
War. ._ .
Charles J. Clark to Leo Davis sad
William F. Tammany, lot and building,
Bayvlew avende. Foreclosure sale.
J-Ioily B. Simeon to Robert Joseios-.
ky and Morris Epstein, triangular at.
and Wild?“ East Worthington
SOUTH NORWALK J
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for your boy or girl is a (339;:- 9
merciai Course in
.Merril
COLLEGE w
Books and ,Stationcry m...
South Norwaik . 9 '9
Port Chester Stamford
9 A ten. of our fresh mined“
Lchigh Coal is a, proof
'. ticai gift, and will bring
. _w'amith and earring;
MEXiCAN COTTON W0
1' STRIKE.
iPlllilBlaA, Nex. Dec. 22
strike of workmen in the
Norwalk Chronicler