REDUCTION
Holiday Goods
from 8 to 11
TONIGHT
lat WM. P BEERS
South ”Nka and Norwallt
tie-1.. 1"
nu,
waA'rnaa 110mm. 1
For Norwalk and vicinity: General-
ly i’air tonight and Sunday; slightly
. warmer tonight. The disturbance
that was central over Lake Superior
yesterday morning has moved rapidly
easttvard and the one that was near
Hatteras, N. (3., lins'mOVEd up the
coast, and they have now. united and
formed a wellvdeiined storm, central
of the Maine count. it’ is producing
All
1., stars is titled with beau:
titul and useful presents to,
bring good cheer to the whole
atollyand all your friends.
E. K. BANKS
“BACKING" 030T”: BLOCK.
IOUTH
‘t
m
high winds1and heavy rain from Nan- .
tucltet, Mass, to Eastport, Maine. I have a business "principle."
Another-disturbance of considerable acquainted with. It‘s a business "character" I've built during the
’ 1 Intensity is developing in the extreme years I’ve been before the people asking their patronage.
SSENEINEIEJFDE.ckAIIPEhNgARus;M northwest._ There were “0 “em tm- your implicit confldence,und in return promise to give the most zeal-
” 3a? :1: itslacxleA 1:11 igveral' peratures reported this morning. ens study to the perfecting of my facilities for meeting your wants.
"T'" i ask a fatrohare of proiits for myself. no more.
years, will distribute its Tide Calen- WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY. . -.
dar for 1912. Every newsdealer “d Temperature: Minimum, 23; maxi1 taken 111011., consequently have more than the mere satisfaction of
newsboy will be supplied with a calen- mum 45 Cloudy succeeding. l have the consciousness of having dealt fairly with
dar for each customer which they I ..._..—.—._— those who “we given me ”“0“”
should insist upon reaching with the ~—Latest dcrbies. O’Brien’s,
paper. "”‘TT" .
Local mail subscribers can obtain There “'1” be a childrens carol 3“" First in quality. last in price, always in the minds of its custom-
the calendar by calling at this office. ":99 “t (”“0" Ch“""“1 tomori'0w “9' era-wllonnie Home Ground Feed (or Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
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CHRISTMAS DAV SENTINELi 1— —""'-'-- m,
-—lt will pay you logo out of your
way 10 look 111, the assortment of
Christmas packages of Candy 111. the
Clifford Pharmacy. Larger and but
tor than over this your.
The Sentinel will be issued next
Monday, Christmas Day as a morning
ptlper.
A short meeting of the High School
committee was held last evening, at -
4 which. time only routim1 111ntte11syol‘ 1‘” the “H“
business were transacted. All other, ""0”“ N01"“““‘1
business was lfeld over until after the i ”1““
holidays.“
University stutloils
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t
tumor.
range, stove or self- feeder.
ml 11111111 ulna 111 111115 at ()iiilni 11
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other 11191 att1'11ttiw title t11.'1lt111l11111
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An excellent lllCllll‘t‘ oi :.l1< N1'1111ullt,
’Olls & a
One Half and
Mlle Third Off
The A. J. Collins, Co.
Jeddo 0,021
Send us an order for one load. and we will retain you so a ous-
Clcan. free from slate. uniform quality, suitable for furnace,
Prime on application.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
oys
es
_ “moo-fl
I would like you to get better
i solicit
l have never
MANUEL TORO HATCH. . 1
,crsched into, .
the main line pmpdratory to taking a
siding when thefillhthbouud train
, he, approach from?!
the ninth is down grade and' the
‘ rain 111111511119 tracks. so~slippery that!~
The two,
engineers and one fireman jumped]
the brakestfalled to hold.
when they; sa‘w that a collision could
in the cab of his engine and was
crushed to death. The boilers of the
engines were telescoped. but the can
back did not leave the rails. A wreck
er arrived from New Haven and
until the tracks were cleared trains;
were sent around by the way of H'a‘w‘ .
leyvllle and Bi'pldgeport i
The wrecker from New Haveni
which arlved early today, had cleared:
the tracks here sufficiently to allow
passengers on trains from both dime-:1
tions to be transferred around the dis-
abled engines during the forenoon. l
Shortly after 9 oclock the train ser- i
vice had been resumed with little dc. ‘
lay. _
The name of (Y. Cook, mentioned;
above, does not. appear in the New
Haven city directory.
Due 15 Slippery Rails.
DANBURY, Dec. 23 .——The collision
between freight trains on the Danburri‘
branch of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad, at Branchvlllot
last night, in which one man was kill-A
ed and three were injured, was due to1
slippery rails. ’I‘ht1 body of Dalton'
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A Hot Thing
. in 1hl.: l (10.
Yacht Club and the scenery at iliclt-‘ P 1111
Bluff appealrs
UI'Y
w The largest and 1111M 1111111 k of \'l< ‘
toi hl111hiuvs 11ml ltcbortls lll town at
-l.ot1, kwood' 11.
MA fine lino oi 1.1551112". for 110,151
and men, at Lockwood 5.
«Low crowned .1111111e's (J‘llrien's.
The national habits in Norwalk 1111-1
111.1113 11 111.11111i vtlll;
1,1,. and hits Samuel W limt “ill be (1111111 this croniuu from 1 until fl.’
have a Chiiistmns reunion tomorrow “‘1‘" '1 10" "i”id‘i)’ “Which“; 1
at their residence mum of Sound
1Yiew ”and Highland avenues. Their
daughter, Miss Maude 112. 11‘. lioyt of
Il'ont ullGStel‘, is home for the ‘holi-
day vacation.
iopon 1111111 11 u
!
-~~--t‘) different styles of soft, hutti.‘ I
i
'0 111' len' 11 ,
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,MINNEAPOLIS ORCHESTRA All:
i . PRECIATED. ’ ‘
“Boys" an111221l11§1milig11 (‘ut Shoespl ‘.iiinhcapolis is quite 115 proud of its,
, 1 symphony orchestra as of its baschulh
at Conneally & Bracken 8‘ 11.1111l1, ay a friendly writer in tho (NIL;
~—Xn1as ca,;;~;£ O'Brien's. (1111.10 Iti'tltJi‘tl—Iiel'alt]. It excellence is
t, inttributed to the brilliant and power-
Owing to the fact that A. .l. Col-1Y ful leadership of its conductor, Emil
lins Co. do not carry toys, dolls andl chrhol’icr, a young lluvariun, who
games only during the month of De] was at one time. with Anton Sicdl i111
cember, they have market] all fromENcw York. and 11111111. to liilnnonpolls
one-third to onehalf off which gives eight years ago at the invitation of.
you an excellent opportunity to get the orchestra society.
your toys reasonable, The organization consists of over
___......_.- 300 subscribers, who guarantee to
——Smoke an Old Well Gibson. 0“? meet the deficit, which, last year, uf1
new 100 Cigar. ter deducting the value of the subscrib.
ers‘ seats, was less than $110,000-
smaller than that left by any lmilar
association in the United State. 5
The orchetra is composed of 80 per.
formers, who, during the season, give
12 symphony concerts and 21 1131111111
——After you get through your Xmas
shopping. stop at the, Imperial Cafe
tor a good meal or lunch.
41-
James Blake was arrested yester~
day, charged with intoxication. MM concerts in1 a hall seating 250 people
the Tow Court this morn ng r. and there is‘ seldom an unoccupied
Blane w , given a good talking to by seat
Judge William F. Tammany and Pro-
secuting Attorney George H. Vos-
burgh. The court ordered Mr. Blake
to take the pledge this morning and
continued the case for one week.
For the encouragement and develop-
ment of musical taste in the younger I
generation, a subsidiary organization ,‘
has been tamed by the women of
Minneapolis, to which the orchestral '.
association leases its orchestra for ,'
merely a nominal sum, as a gift to the '1
city, for the purpose of giving an ad. I:
ditional series of afternoon concerts. 1'
Schol children araadmitted for 10 and j,
15 cents, and Mr. Oberhoffer gives ex- ..
planatbry and educational talks on I:
music, illustrated,by the orchestra.
“Hubby. l'm going in for the simple
llTe awhile. " 1
“All right, my dear," said hubby.
"How many gowns with that require?"
——Louisville Courier-Jamaal. '
—A very exquisite line of dainty
Perfumes and Toilet Waters in Holi~
day packages can be seen at the Clif-
ford Pharmacy. '
302 Atlantic 8b.
0 Brie“ 9' svamroao
i—Xmas soft hats. ’
The case of James Fornino, the
young incorrigible, came up again in
the Town Court this morning. Attor-
ney John 1.1. Ounce appeared for the
young man and reportad that he had
reformed._having been a good boy in
every way, both in school and at
home, since his last appearance in
Court. The young man is now attend-
ing the parochial school in Norwallt.
Attorney Cuneo, argued for a suspen-
sion of the case‘but the court deter-
mined to try the boy once more to
see how the reformation 111th and
continued the case until January 20.
FAMOUS OLD TREES.
Some on writing in the Louisville
Herald names the famous trees of the
world, claiming for California's red-
Patient—When I 1la‘.,ugh my side
hurts me.
Doctor—jAh, well, we'll soon put that
right. Send for your mother-in-lsw
to stay with you, and I will send in my
bill.—Pele-Mele.
There are several trees
knowp
omon; the Saints oak 2 .000 years old;
the Mr. Etna chestnuts,
have been standing since the founda-'
tion of Rome; the yew of‘Braburne,
, "——A line assortment ,0: Edison Roe. . 1 I
‘ords and Edison Phonogrspbs. at Lucie Clear Bralns
' wood' a. ”
I 1' and good spirits come naturally
when the stomach is up to its
Work, the liver and bowels active
and the blood pure. Better con-
dltio‘ns always follow the use of
son XMAS _
Kodalrs, Cameras and Supplies.
,Quality Chocolates, fancy and
regular. Perfumery, domestic and
Hammett, Combs". Brushes and
maiden: Hughidcn. the all
cone. '
‘Bll
a
_ garmoisteae'ra “"1“
1 s'rtLLsonupowltu ,
. Nile.1.
that the giant conifers at he
the arenas of the host produce
200 Pairs Men’s and Boys’
oliday
to be closed out at Cost.
The White Shoe Store
wood the greatest antiquity. He says: .about the correct pronunciation of its
that are name.
be very ancient—tho Lom-l man. provoked renewal of the contro-
hardy ypress, for whose sake Napo‘ versy of a meeting of the Terra Haste
len‘o beat the road out or the straight Literary Club by DronOuncing it “Ter-
,line, is known to be as old as the time ry Hut," and was corrected by some
of Caesar, the cedars of Leblanon.fone, the indiapapolis News relates,
standing since the time of King Sol-‘ who said it should be pronounced
known to battle raged between teachers in the
l
2250 years old. and the cypress of ther party won.
Santa Maria del Tale. declared by no made years ago to promote the cor-
less an authority than Prof. Asa Gray root pronunciation, which is “Tare
to be much more than 1i000 years old Hots. " and a beginning was made with
road a doubt the “big trees" the conductors and brakcrueu, Who
I are much older than any had always called it “Terry Hut," but
tioned. They were in spite 9! all the cttorta ot the Torre
.1 as when old King' Haute Express. it still remains “Ter-
1 Olieops built a". great pyramid by the 11y Hot.- ” The only exceptions are the
we across 1ro concsoa TO 1
. ANY one
in the superiority of our choice
wines and liquors. We know
we have the i111ut \lntngcs from
lug.1vlne‘.,di1111111112 or France
and .Spaiii, and we also know
that we have the bust liquors
that arc distilled because if
there were any that were, hot-
td‘ we would have souuhi them.
Purity 111111 11112» “2le added to
the excellence of everything sold
:11, linuncr d1 Flynn's.
Manor 8; Flynn
1
A 1
90 Washington St,
SOUTH NORWALK
are older than civilization itself. .-
WHY NOT SAY “HIGHLAND."
Terre Haute, lnd.. has for many
years made limitless efforts to bring
Timothy Jewett, a newspaper
"Tare Hote" Then a good natured
state normal and Rose polytechnic
schools. it lasted all evening and net-
A,movement. was
It is newbie. and probable, mob 1111111111115 who have 15am 1a
‘1'1‘l1i11l1 was Hamlin: ,1111111'
‘ H111
3 train.
‘ayd face in jumplnu from the coriuc.
1 Norn'nlh.
, ‘ were allowed to be {attained in
; of a loss saline content than that. in
which oysters will properly mature",
, it. is now held that. this expression ”is
f impossible of interpretation "
(look, the young fireman who lent his
life in tin1 actident, was taken to an
undertaking establishment in (leorj'c
101111 this motili‘hg. Cook who wa~ "
wears old and 11111na111l111i lived in New
' llnvcn.
illanhnry brunch only 11 four days.
Ejiimpo‘tl from the cab of his casino
1’ when 111:1 new that 11 11111111111011 was int-vi
Ho had been running 011 1111-.
lit.1
111th1 and falliua (-11.1111- 10 the tracks
‘ was struck upon the head by Illt‘ jour-
nal 111 on<1 of ("hu- bars.
The engine of the northbound train;
ih11 station
‘ was detached from the
of 1hr 1111111 :11 1h..- [5.11111 oi
:11111itl11111 and this 111111. probably
l-1sst111111l 11w f'oiist-1111v111111s of tho {1111
,1 112
Thomas hlt'tlrnih, lhc only our of
[ht1 injurwi 1111111 31111111111: 111 the linaplg
1.11] here, Was hurt about tllt' l1-1111l. ills
1'11llillliltll is 11.111. serious,
(Il'flWlil' \A'. Merry, buglnwr
111 llrunt'hrlllr,
1v11111i111lor
of tin-
southbound train. is at his home l11r11
with minor injuries.
.1. it, Spent-1111. (‘1‘1iltilit'i11l‘ of the» #1111111
who was (1111 about the hands
whore lie was l‘irliltn at Lilo timt’1 11" 1211.1
accident. 11.111111 111 his home in Smith
The tininugc-d i1-1'0111t11h111.1
1111-11-11 11111111111111 from the 11111111 track
this morning.
.. m ”Km—w.
1111 OYSTEESON 1111-:
mm 1151151111111
(Continued from first page.)
lgmiur a decision last year oysters
“Writer
“The practice.1 of floating oyters
and other shell fisl1.“thc decision
adds, "results in their adulteration
by the addition of water. it is found
also that float/lug gives to the motors
and other shell fish a fictitious ap-
1‘ pcarance, resulting in the deception of
the consumer. Moreover, the water
in which they ace floated being of
lower salt content, than the water in,
which they were grown, is usually inl
. the mouth of streams or artificial
1 inlets surrounded by houses .and
is
almost invariably polluted." 2
Under the previous decision oysters
floated in- watei less salty than that
in which they grow had to be labelled
1
,‘ “floated oysters.” " - }
NEW HAVEN, Dec. 23.341528 decis-
ion by the uure food board in Wash-,1
2: ington made public yesterday to thel
effect that oysters must not be floated;
‘2 lb. Mixed Nuts
in brackish waters for fattening pur;
poses is or incidental interest only1
to oyster dealers in Connecticut ac .
cording to statements made by oysteri
growers here todav. it is explained
that oysteis have not been “floated
at Connecticut ports for a considerable
length of time. and in fact the prac-
tice had been done away with through
out New England. Providence gave it'
up three or four years ago. it is ex-
plained that the New Jersey growersi
have been most strenuous in contest-
ing’ the previous order which was of
the some general effect. although not
quite in so positive terms as the or
der which now awaits the signature
of the secretary of agricultufire In.
that state many growers raise oysters
in very salt water, that is in inlets
where the beds are planted, there is
no mixing of fresh water- Thbse
groners found that their oysters were
not marketable readily as they were
not plump. They Were compelled to
place the shellfish in brackish water,
in order to prepare them for market.
1111'. order just; made 11.511915. it is
'11, «1111ch117 121111 21111111 canton»
1 52,111.51 1.1111111211161111»
not be avoided. but: cool. was caught?
‘11. A. HANFORD 42 N Main 51-1—1151502
that we are catering is sad in 9111,.
to make his automobile trip a triuxh hr
at procession we ask him to bring it
this than before starting out.
overhaul it. 1111115.. 1111 mews
'chinery, put in new parts. put his
glue, brakes. magneto. 11111311,] .,
good working order and make 111'. '
tourney a pleasant one by- lack of an-
noyance by. bringing his auto to t , "
s
0.13. Jackson '
Optician
so WALL smear.
noawaut.
PHONE 433.
Everything in the Optical Linc
Eyes Examined Free
.11
F. E. LockWoodStCOmpany will
give you a $25 Gas Tank for:
$16 and your Old Generator-«11
for your Automobile.
Now is the P1me~to Buy
HORSE CLOTHING
Luther M. Wri ghts
IS THE PLACE
11.1111
. {SHINY ;.
1.1 11.1%“)
Moyer'
$2350
Covering price that a man should pay for a reliable Automo-
bile. Thc 1912 models of each car are on view at our garage.
Automobiles for rental by the hour, day or week. 1111’
OSCAR H. BANK25
atvsa eraser Telephone 681-3 NORWALK; co‘puv.‘
THE
HudsOn Krit
$1600 $900
A 1 ,.
THE
FRAMED PICTURES
in all sizes at specially reduced prices.
I WATER COLOR PAINTINGS ., COPLEY AND ELSON PRINTQ '
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
SPEgIAL
Christmas Week
Popular Subjects a.
15 811.8
Brazil Nuts, per 1b.. . . .. .16c, 11 1
Pecans, per lb. . . 111 1
Filberts, per lb. . . . . . . . . .1
Paper Shell Almonds, 1b.. '1
English Walnut. Meats, lb:
1 I," 0‘
English Walnuts. lb.
16 lbs. Sugar ...... $1.00
3 lbs. Wet Mince Meat. ...25c
use can Heinz Mince Meat. .Igc
Raisins or Currants, pkg . .xoc
Fancy Layer Raisins, pkg . .221:
across
Citron, per lb. . ...... . . .aoc Florida Oranges, dozen 7 J.
Cranberries, per qt. . . . . ‘. . .toc ...... .. .. ..25, 30, .35, 4o, 5
Pumpkin, can ............Ioc Turnips, per pk. sec
Good Butter, per 1b....321: 3 Fancy Grape Fruit . . . . .
R. & R. Plum Pudding, can 12c
25c can R. & R. Plum Pud-
dln . .aac
New Prunes, 2 pounds. . .1. . .25c
2 lbs. Malaga Grapes .1
Dates, per package. .. . ....,
Figs, per pound
ou....n..nn..cc.‘. -o.aps-v,os,
Large Assortment of Apples, Hem: Celery, Lettuce, M
tatoes, Paranips, Squash.
UNITED GROCERY COMP,"
I0 NORTH MAIN ITIII‘I‘,
Norwalk Chronicler