ts: secondly. .
W0 ignite ot' the '1“
. uni
, '“ Boil Aniiilei.~ of ”Wesleyan"
112qu home for the holidays.
1 a
...a.
. at .
William J‘ Lynch,.a student‘at An-
ver (Jolie .9, is home Vtor the holiday
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Theodore Dayton, who is a student
1; p school in Reddlng; is at his home
lilshlnnd avenue: for the holidnyrl.
Miss Jean Duruult, one of the sin
‘dents at the State Normal School in
’Danbury is enjoying the vacation sen-
ion 1ft h'et‘ home. ' " .
SVENT‘IN‘EL TIDE CALENDARS.
' Saturday of this week, The Sentinel,
as has been its custom for several
years. will distribute its Tide Galen
dar for 1912. Every newsdealer and
newsboy will be supplied with n calen-
dar for each customer; which they
James .Dayton, of Dartmouth Col~
. legs, is spending the holidays with his
' wents, Mr. and Mrs. Readington M.
vmyton, in lgghland avenue;
.—
"Dcar Santa Claus,” the While she’s away, why, Mcg‘ n' .me
mVVsVVVVVV v {:13 l. tires; “iii ills Viith'V gill? mus {fee
I “am 1110ch MM} ‘ lgu't' Jill: flitting Site's mbsadikht? ”by TS 1110:: ten.
wants gulps,
"“loni ltgipcs tonal. Vatcdj,’ l AgrowltitV
up pair, V
"And Daddy likes an easy
“And Mortar
you ll chalice
“llcr old stove
rouge."
W:
“JV" 1 .1 1
1. .
FOR SALE BY
mafifl
«950 and live coupons will buy a
Vunity Box. A neat and useful Christ-
‘anas gift.
n‘wmmu
should Insist upon receiving with the i
i‘llVDt‘l'
Local mail subscribers can obtain
the talendar by calling at this office.
. The postrol‘llce has its hands full of
V,,Chrl,stmas nisii this week and the
public will do much to aid in the rush
V Vif all letters and parkages are plainly
‘1 addressed and properly stumped be
1011's they are deposited in the mails
‘ Red Cross'siamps must be put on. the
lbuc'ks of letters and notion the ad-
dress side.
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The spirit of Christmas will chaine-
tctize the services in the Methodist
.t'tlnlrch on Sunday. Class meeting,- at
9:30 11, 111., (i. D. li‘ltch lender; 10:30
a. 111., Christmas sermon thy the pas-
tor. Rev. George Benton Smith; Sun-
day school at nonn; choir practice at
5:30 p. m.; at 7:30 p. m., the choir
will render the beautiful Christmas
odist Church tomorrow will be as fol- cantata entitled, "The First (”“15“
lows: Preaching, 102110 a 111.; Sunday} mus 1“"9‘3""“"w°k:°"‘e A“ ”m"
school, 12 m- 1.3”“.th League 6‘ 301 'l‘reb. The Christmas exercises of the
nu, .; preaching, 7 p m. The cholri Sunday school will be held at 1:30 11.
Jill" render a special rogram of Christ-1V m 0“ Monday
mas music at both services. Paul D. i ““ -._.._.._.__»
Heady will be in charge of the Bible;
«class at noon The astur, Rev. W. R. l
Mclicrznott will preach at both ser—i
HUnting
‘ ~ Supplies
Guns, Ammunition, Traps. etc.
.3 mas music at 7: 30 A cbrdlal int-its
Schlichting Bros. 81 Co.
1 . flap is txtentl‘od to any to attend these
services. Among the *pleccs’ ‘to be Cor. Railroad AV" ‘ "fl" 8L. ”"1"
”‘W'fr‘t‘hé hamli‘iii‘ain,Tl1%7‘Fllstl Select Groceries, H”, and; flour
W a implicautiful compost-V ‘ e um! 03onan Paints. Glass. etc 3
'tion in itself, and one which 1.1. is 011-. -
pet: or will xecoiio adequate trcatiuent
at the hands of the ch Jlr,
w
The stvlccs at the _Rowayton Meth-
O
"h
The services to: Sunday at the Bap
tlst Church will be preaching by the;V
pastor, Rev F. A. Cunningham, in the
morning at 10: 30; Bible school at 1‘2:
'1' P S. C li‘. meeting at ti: ~15 and u
50ng service with sppiopriaio (‘hrist
'lhcyfuill add to the
(70111:: in and bear some 0
nnlplcs of the now and improv
, 0 o
s Steinert Plano
A circulating book club has been.I
V VViortned in the. village, the number oil
umombers of which is nctessa lly lllll-
.Jbed to twenty-3111.11 ls purpose-Ll to
have only the more retent fiction: the;
books to be selected by a committee,
lilies Georgiana Comstock is visit‘
lug in Lyme.
VictorrRecords
for Christmas
Wherever thcrc’ s 11 Victor, some new VictOr .
Rccmds will be a most apptopriatc gift.
lucnt and make it practically new again.
Doublc-i:lcctl records as well as single-faced.
16 So. Main;
’1
lcttcgw
tlinir, ' ‘1
3:130,“ she hopes1
for a Standard
enjoyment of the instru—
(4
i the new rcrords~supcrb ex—
cd Victor process of recording.
Store
St.
‘ chosen by the met-pliers of the tiub: ‘ “m w
each member to send to this commit M's” Katherine \ Sturges is the
, esp list of lines books, one of u hill guest or ““3 licrbert Sturges
at} Oilld like to have eclettcrl..r',\itt1 ”m" W ”
11; passed ”110111.11 the blinds 01:
Mb member of the club, the buoit'
fare to be E“ (‘H to tllt‘. ptlbllt' lllll‘ll. Vi The Library \Vllist (.‘lil'll w!“ meet
unconditionally. This will make it 1.“?de January 9. with Miss Mary ["1
possible to add to it e libr'an some oi .tllcgory. i
I
the mo 0 recent publications the pnr , 1,
chase of which is not w nrrantcd bv tllcl 31135 1.21319 “irdsall h‘ns returned
amount lcceiteti last summm lit the from 11. visit with friends in George»
canvass for the support of the llln ary. jutonn
It is hoped to make the «is: of them ,
bershlp about one dollar All mom 1
bers of one's household have the use crick Rockwell,
‘ of each book for a limited length of been quite ill
time, 1the lengthrtd be decided bv the, ”1mm '
members of the club. The books are ”me- Strong COIMW’“ and family.
not to be loaned to any one else, My? 01‘ North Wilton, will spend Christmas
. person in the “page wishing m jam with relativos in Bridgeport.
"jibe- club may send their names or;
"phone to Mrs. Cleverly. Mrs. Hopps.
Mrs, Every, Miss liackley or Mrs. God-
1, trey before January lst It is hoped to;
have the books in (lrcnlation b\ Jan
nary 10th. ‘
Lester Reinson is the guest of his
parents in Georgetown.
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FORMERLY MADE 3V THE GEO
, The Old Well
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SOUTH NORWALK
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saxrsa, r. H.
BRIOOERMAN, w. A. .
cansvam. 0.
CASTELLANO a BAHDINI
current: PHARMACY ‘
curroao HOTEL
commas, an.
course a.
oisasa', teams
oasvrbss. A. w.
EAGLE HOTEL
GERMANIA Hon-:1.
cmorro a co.
Hamea's' aas'r sins CIGAR
sronss
“erasures, K.
LAYDEN, mas. .1. ,
LEARY, a. a. co.
MAGNER a mum
MAGNER a TROY
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The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred-
ot Holden Hill, has
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Schcnck and
family will leave town to spend the
Christmas season in New York.
M.-
The Sunday school Christmas festi-
\al of St Matthcvv's parish will be
held in the church next Thursday eve-
ulng
The Boy Scout movement Spreads.
V Continued growth of the, Scout
'. ,niovement throughout the country was
Vahown by the increase in a number of
The young people are busily engag-
The Gibson 100 Cigar
VORK cm! now MADE BY
NOW ON SALE WITH THEV FOLLOWING DEALERS:
' “'GLENTDENlNG. a, a co. ._
ROE B MILLER 60.. OF NEW
.4
(light Company
MAHACKEMO HOTEL
MORELLI, J.
NOVAK. 8.
PLAISTED. R. H.
SOHAUB, CARL
SCHMiDT, ADAM .
SILLTMAN. E. H.
STILLSON-POWELL CO.
WHELPLEY 6 CLARK
WIGMORE. W. F., 5 CO.
- NORWALK
.,
BAUR W. o. .
- HAYES. J. T.
HOLMES, KEELER A BEL-
LECK 00.. THE
MACE BROS.
MORELLI & CARRONE
BACH
SKELLY I HOWARD
STARR, FRANK R.
WEED, E. P.
0
V "Fog Mop ’n‘ mummy.
of
7i
ed in decorating St.Mattl1ew's bonnti
ful edifice, tying greens every evening “
in the parish building. WM" "TM”
SMOKER QUESTION To STAY A8
. IT is.
‘ NEW HAVEN. Dec. 23.-—At a meet-
in'got the cigarmalters’ association
held last night, the "smoker" question
was thoroughly gone over, but it was
7 local councils and scout commissioners
Who have supervision of the scout ac-
tivities in various cities and towns.
The local council acts in a' sort or
- jadvisory capacity while the scout com-
missioner is the chief executive for
the scout movement in that locality.
V031 July 31 there were 89 scout com-
missioners in different cities or
Since the departure of Mr. andV'Mrs.
Thomson for California, Jack Weston.
who has been boarding sliVsum-mer in ’
that-family, is now‘vislting- friends.
The annual Christmas. tree-twill
counties throughout the country? On
November 10 there were 136 scout
V commissioners, making a gain of 47
»'.in three months. On, July 31, there
V‘ are 192 councils whereas on Novem-
‘ber V10 there were-263, making a gain
' 61. The local councils are compos-
lad 011mm 20 to 30 men representing)
utilitarian: professions and business
and the different religions: so that
"‘xslnof‘ol councils indicates first
mm 8. Heating
INSTALLEVVR OF THE
“Belknsp” System
L01!" 0 WA an safari ii
gladdeh the eyesVot the children or
the Congregational Sunday school. on
Tuesday evening. December V26, at 7; 30
o‘clock. ‘
.A force of skilled workmeiiuunder
the direction of Contractor Green are
engaged in electrifying the interior of
st. Matthews Church in preparation
for, the festive season.
A'fancy tablehhi been placed in the
Lilhary ands Christmas isle is in'
progress under the manuomont of.
Miss Harriet F. Olin'ltodd. the proceedsi
to be devoted to the far-loud reduirc; ~
meat: or the institution. Among other
articles for sale, Miss Ethel nuns
beautiful post cards occupy a pl:0n‘1i-
heist place. One of our summer rapi-
. dents. W. Root. has kindly remember-
An electric,
motor is also being installed to operate
mechanically the blowing apparatus or
‘ the organ.
decided by the members or the asso-
elation lu an informal vote that they
would leave this matter as it stands-
until further . word is heard from
Washington.” The manufacturers and1
tilcir employee in this city have failed
to scream: the smoker proposition as
a result .01! the governmentts demand
that means bé paid on all smokers
consumed in and out of the“‘fo'ctorles.
The matter is now being thrashed out
in Washington by officials or the rev-
enue department. and advices receiv-
00 from Washington indicate that the
question as to whether the govern-
input can place a tax on smokers.
w‘biph are a non-pnlahle cigar. will be
submitted to the courts tor determine
fuss dent I". ll) Grave of the Clear-
makers association said today1i .. flips
the local manufacturers would make
no further move in the matter until
~:‘ in the bushes; ,
'l‘lt’c‘V‘i other cit, la main, v‘m shot ‘
the government authorities took some
' definite stand in the matter. ' ‘ '1»
r...— -
wiLo 10A? in TRAP Gives MAN
.. _ V rumstc. ‘
TORRINGTON. Dec.
Wheeler and Charles ‘Roichel. while
hunting the woods around West Hill
traps. Wheeler thought he could
handle the big one with a club but
before he could get within striking
Ltiltithnoo the animal sprung at him
through the bushes. Wheeler was so
startled that in Jumping Meir he fell
over '0 root on his back and lost his
club. The cat was following up its
advantage as last as it could when
Wheeler’ companion secured the club
or could recover his footing and his
gun and shoot it. After the cat was
[dept be round that it had iguswed oi!
the “plums. to which the trap was
anchored, and was "prevented from es-
coping by the tanslihs or the chain
on,“ .
after the first dxcitslucnt 111in subsid-'
ed. The means Weighed twenty-four
pounds. " ,
23.~Porry .
Pond on, Tuesday came suddenlyv‘on'
a couple or wild cats, caught invoice] I "
1 Open Monday and Saturday evenings
and kept the animal busy until Wheel-= '
. A“ .
Ws's swine ter hav' a .Chris’mup tree
Fer Sun '11 Johnny, Mog.'n' 1n '
'N’ loan-11,. too; 'clusc‘ IVuh
know
For she it (10119 gone out scrubbln', so,
,, hen l's out "mfll‘i'. errans thfin
‘ he looks pftprdohn‘py ‘n‘ Sue.w
er puppy? dead,
know
'N that's the reason
hilltl' tcn‘ tor db”
m‘»
Down back ob Ii‘iiii a
do)"w ‘”
I somehow happened roun' that way——
[Joy take two trees so monstr' up high,
Seems like new mus‘ hnve touched the
sky,
"N trims 'em up 11' leaves titer me,
his big llm' tel 11 Cllr’ismus tree.
1.
ct Churlih, it 1‘
u
when 1 steps roun‘ 'n' spends a dime,
What [‘11 bcn savin. up. some time-—
‘N‘ all' the boy‘s jit'§"scrs11t1“'n"l£0u'
‘N' “Colonel. where‘s yo' goln' now?"
Do)" think 1 tool so smart. y'u see.
A totin' dis yerVChrls‘mus trcg,
There's live his apples, red “11' roun';1
'N' ginger-bread, baked I‘llco 'n'
brown» . ‘
. N' candy dogs '11" about for Sue.
'N' Johnny; mos' 02 good or new;
‘N' that‘s what we's got; Meg ”11' me,
' Ter dangle on dis Chris'mus tree.
{There’s'somethin' morc what‘s mighty
don't yur tell:
1“,:
Dis ‘trcc’ll be hung chuck lull
don'
tlgiush conrgo yeti
YR' VV.};
1 fiCkiles ~—
' Suspenders
Bath Robes":-
Mufflers
Caps <-
Socks, and
O
0..
Phone
nicely boxed
and Armbands
.-u
_ Collar Caries filmbrellas.
House Coats.
Swehicis.
.9
i
Gloves 1:. Shlrts,
all Wéhrablés
FORVMEN
PRICE’S Clothing StOre
'98 Washington Street
No. 1 185-2.
9
more: ‘
.Wc'il hut" tor hrnp some on the floor: V
Won‘t there he whoopin 1” Yes, clree;
Round this ycr hang up. Chris‘musJ
trot-Z
—~\"cllic ii. Chapman.
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l
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS. l
'l‘onlc in action, quick in resultsi
deer disorders not beyond the reach 01' 1'
medicine. No need to saw more. 'l‘hel
llrldgc Pharmacy, and W. ’l‘. Wigmorc:
Co. ' "l
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1 man who is sclf- cutisllcd is can
ili pleased for one thing
The Century Compound
. 1 ‘ noes ALi. .LEAKS
.5560 GALLON SSAAEVOALLON‘
We guarantee the weather wear 0
our Compound for three years. Writ:
{or estimates. Correspondence colic
it“. .
Century Rooting (20.. inc.
33 Washington 8!. Math Norms.
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k
1. M. Layton & Cb.
INC.
, 9
REAL sent: a m’suaancs
' assure
5 Railroad Ave., 30. Not-walk.
Also Stcsrnshlp Agents for Old
Dominion Linc, .ciydo ”Line." 80-.
'vannah Line and Mallory Linc,
TO ALL PthNrs sou'm
r
'Fenwiclt Optical 00.
EYE! EXAHINED FREE
AND GLASSES GUARANTEED
UNITED IANK BUI_LDINGVV,V.
' Mil NorVwVAVlk ,
DAVID. W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director and «Etnbalmer
10‘ North Main Strut. 800th Nomlic
Restitution. 5 Warning'ton Strut.
Tclqhons ct office, use.
‘1 ' Telephone It houfl. ass ‘
on
1......
The Reed & Volk
Will cure any case or kidney or 111311.,” '
A Does Your Root Leaki ‘
comfortable on the coldest day!
We'll study the location of your‘
rooms. the facilities of the house and
tell you whether s Hot Air, Hot“ Water
or Steam System will satisfy you best.
The Jones 8t Hotchkiss
Phone 742 .
Housatonic
M‘ campaign which will be mu-
, that the public give the can-- I
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything1
Telephone, 48.
1:533;
plaster and wall-paper.
BEAVER BOARD
is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and
it is susceptible of an infinite variety
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits of a
wide scope for individual proferment and inn-18. We are agents
and keep a large supply on hand.
WAY
for you to be warm in your new
house this winter is to have us install
0 Heating System that will keep you
Company "
"
‘ The;
Power C0.
DESIRES ti) .
ANNOUNCE
that it will send around can-
' va‘ss‘ers' to obtain informa-
tion which will enablc‘it to
. compile a complete list of ev-
n cry basis: in, the community, '
its occupants and its 'oumer.
This information is desired
in order that the company
may plan a new busineSs‘
.
molly beneficial to its con- .
s sinners and imam/‘1‘ The com--
pany respectfully requests
vasscrs the desired informa- _
ticn and '5er to fissure: .1
' , them put this is not an at!» -
NORWALK, cons. '
‘ Daily Line to N.
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the ,
1 cause of the disease and the art of atl- ‘1 ‘ '
justing the same. Diseases are caused
1be a wrench, twist or sprain in tho
lback Even if done in childhood it
lcreates pinched nerves and pain in
Hater life in the different organs and
llimbs.
Chiropractors remm'e the cause at
«this disease and pain, ,pnd health is
irestored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body. ‘
Nervousnoss. Rheumatism. Paraly-
sis, Heart, Kidney and Female Dis-
eases are given special attention; also
Curvaturd" of the Spine.‘ You will
never regret giving Chiropractic :1
chance to help you.
'1'. FRANCIS. o. "c.
9£WA8HINGTON 81'. so. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
WALL
PAPER
Fall Styles]
E: E. Gorhatnj
Decorator
East. Norwnlk '
10 First 8n.
Telephone FourFichwo ,
* For FREIGHT on.
1 freight pspein. turn?!
88, lint River. New York (toot.
Mina Dover sot). ovary out (so
cent Sunday at s p m. , Freight
groctii'vad at Norwsik up to!
‘ 01. bad south Norwalk
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