CA '1 CA NEE and
NgASKETS
Lane's Homemade
RIBBON CANDY
CHOCOLATES
in fancy boxes
Huyler’s Famous
; - Confections
F. A. LANE
A CHRISTMAS DAY SENTINEL.
The Sentinel will be issued next~
., Monday, Christmas Day, as a morning
paper.
is;
ini
Tiiomas Jenkins, of Ansonla,
spending the week with friends
_ town.
‘ ,. r«Insoles caps at 0' Brien' s.
Concord Division, No. 2 Sons oft
, Temperance, will meet On Monday evo
j calories usual.
-—You can “buy the best bottle of
Port, Sherry or “Whiskey, 85c, at lm
perlal Cafe.
The employees of the Adams Ex- i
press company use some of the busiest
- , men in Norwalk these days. Accord
ing to Agent Huntington Christmas of,‘;
1911 is one of the busiest in his many
. years’ experl'ce in the employ of the
' company.
——-The finest assortment of Turkeys
in town. Your choice, 25c and 28c lb.
Hayes? Market.
The many Norwalk friends of Mrs.
. Isabelle Raymond‘- -Boutorl. the well
lmown New York concert singer, for-
merly‘of this city, will be interested
to learn of her recent marriage in New
York city to Robert Walker. a chem-
. lot. of New York.
' ‘1 '-—Useful and handsome Christmas
Jewelry presents at Noack's, 36 Noi‘thi
”Alain street.
l...—
James B. Terry. of. Griswold recent
ly killed two spring porkers, eight
months old that tipped the scales at
f [360 and 369 pounds The Terry br-oth
era are well known pork raisers, but
these twa solid porkors are the heav';
What that has been ruled by them
tar several years.
i
, --vfir—"— - '
—thtle Neck Clams, Rockaway Oys
‘ tors, Long Clams, scallops, Lalways'
have... Carl Schaub, imperial Cafe.
l
_. .Work on the new home for Dr.:
1 Walter Hitchcock. of Wall street,§
which is being constructed by Contrac :
for A. R. Malkin in West avenue, is
fast progressing and the house is look-
ing as though it might soon be ready
' for occupancy. The residenCe is a
creditsto West avenue,
-—.—Xlnas presents at O'Brien’s.
-——Pins, Rings, Watches, Fobs. Cliff
‘ Links, Watches-in fact everything in
the Jewelry line for Xmas gifts, at
” Noaclr‘s.
9g.
St. Mary's Young Men's Club tran-
“ noted {routine business last evening.
1 . Thé‘prospects of the expected tour-
:_‘mment‘ between the Nutmg Club‘ and
.. the Norwalk Fire Police have dwin-
,, died considerably. it is likely that
”met and transacted routl
, nose.
iings they hung in die chimney place.
ifor some time in proportion for this
. i
"PAGE ‘8. SHAW
Boston ‘
The Candy of Biceliencé
, st .06 por point! i ‘
‘ “ r. a. Bartram. ,
Agent for Town of Nomnik
Anderson hunch Wflhiw-
Lhunch‘ cs millions
roi- sale. All kindle? chub-Ina *
given special attention. l
eymr Shell Point, Nowell:
.anas Tree Lighting .
sLook at my window at in Kain
,Norwallt, and no how bum “
you can make the tree limit this
year. I carry both hatteryisnd 110-
volt ontflts at prices that will sur-
prise you. i ‘
CHARLES BUEK, JR‘.
Address:
51 MAIN 87.. NGR ALK
Telephones: Office. ’01: use, 21-8
, “Holiday Slippers, all klnils, at Con-
neally & Bracken' s. , l
last evening. ‘ D}
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'~20 different styles of derbles.
0'.'Briens . i
Cockenoe Tribe, No. 32, O. R. M.,
business
.___T_ .
The weekly dance will be held by
rig st Arlen
The young men will‘attempt to
he Life Savers this evenl
Hall.
make it a Joyful occasion iln keeping"
with the season 6! Yuletide.
—-—Useful and hands’ome,‘ Christmas
Jewelry presents at Noack's. 36 North
Main street. I
Charles A. Rubey. ofl Academy
street was taken ill in his store last
evening and was forced to go to his
home. He is somewhat improved to-
day and is able to attend ‘to his busi~
I N
—-Do 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. . ‘
Monday will be Christmirs and Burn
z
of." use: pamper} sand ‘mn‘
‘
Selections for Me --
BIG 0R LITT LE
, Tliofl'lovwmfilcfidd lien for all ages of men.
quality motile: at modest prices.
cm: MEN (BIG oil LITTLE) son XMAS:
Ncckwcar ' ‘ ° Walking Sticks ‘
Hosiery Combination Sets
Gloves . (in fancy box)
Handkerchiefs, Bath Robes
Shirts Suspender Sets
Caps Suspenders
Sweaters Mufflers
Umbrellas Dress Shields
. Suit Cases CollarBoxcs
Above all other things don’t forget that gift to yourself.
That handsome Suit or Overcoat that’s here awaiting your
purchase.
ROGERS & STEVENS
r
TWO STORES:
The New Store
24 Wall St. Norwalk.
, :4 South Main St.
South Norwolk
Send your orders for
Half Shell Oysters and
Lobstcrs for Xmas
day night Santa Claus willi come down
the chimneys.
prospect of the weird "night before
Christmas" and will, no doubt. be up
bright and early Monday, morning to
see what .has been left by the stock-
~Nothing more acceptable for Xmas
Full line at Reed & Volk Electrical Co.
than an electrolier for the pining room icutbin’s Budge FiSh Market V
Tomorrow the German ‘Centrai Vci
bari‘d will hold its old faiihloned Ge‘
man Cristmas entertainment in filial.
Hall. The members of the origuillsn
tiou have been workingi unceaai'lgiy
The little‘ folks are!
very much excited already 0“,, theiFrost Fish
i Blue Fish
German Carp Finnan Haddics
Eels, not dressed Long Island, Sea and New Bed;
Cod . ll ' ford,Escallbps.i.,,I.
Spanish Mackerel Gosling Long-Clams, opened ‘
Smelt Gosling Clams for baking
Long and Round Clams
Oysters
Lobster for Saturday
Haddock
gII-IIIII‘l'ELEI’l-IONE till. 4 FREE DILIVIHY.
SPECIAL
A Merry Christmas
(went and the indication are that nili
it. cm the littlest youngst r to the old- i
eat grown up will buys a $lorlous good
time. I
~95¢ and five coupons will buy a
Vanity Box. A neat and psefui Christ-
mas gift . i
l Augustus Beebe, do ‘warden 'of
the city of Danbury, was iThursday ap-
pointed a deputy huh arid game war,-
deu of i‘airtield county. i'l‘he appoint-
ment was made by Fish and Game
Warden Wilbur .F. Smith, of South
Norwalk. IMr. Beebe was sworn in by
Town Clerk George M tebblns, not
ing as notary public, yesterday. His
term of office will expire‘in December,
1912.1‘her are two other deputy fish
and game wardens in Dabbury, Sidney
Wilkins and Frank Crotty.
i
in time a tourney will be arranged,
however, the firemen being anxious to
show their superiority.
~Largest and most complete assert;
ment of Rings in the Norwalks, at
Noack’a
. vDu‘. Everett H. Jones, of West
street, has joined his wife, who 18
visiting in their former home town
Hancock. N. Y., for the Christmas hob
idays They expect to return to their
home in West street on Tuesday.
'l‘ree Warden Joseph Cdrnell, of
France, street. spent yesterday in
Rid-geiield on business.
presents at
Saturday Night
Before ChrisiImas”
we will be
OPEN
from 7 to I19
for your convert
' oeutly published “recollections," refers
. amusinzly to his once having said in
3 the house of ridiculous that he owned
, ter was traveling in Europe. and at the“
...table'd'hote her neighbor said:
ulf you are an American I suppose you
1 her eyes she said: "i own them!"
_ tor family long owned most of the
is the greeting at this season of the
year-«nil is hustle and bustle in an-
ticipation of the day. The selection of
a suitable gift is a problem, and one
to be carefully considered. Something
useful is always appreciated—a gold
crown or gold bridge. or even a full
set ot’ teeth is not an uncommon pres-
enat among toe intelligent and pro-
gressiVe class of people. for what can
bring more happiness than that which
is used three times a day, and three
hundred and sixtydlve days every
year?
All Christmas work given especial
consideration
Dr. 1H. ‘ MALLERY
16 South Main St. South Norms
H O LID AYS’
SALE
We can fill your wants. if you will
only take the trouble to give us your
orders. Note this:
1 bottle of either Old Crow, Wilson,
Old Dinah or Green River; 1 but. Clor-
et; 1 hot. Port Wine and 1 hot. Mur
catel. and a Beautiful Calendar. for
only 82.00.
Imported ltailan Wine, $1. 75 93L,
in stone jug.
Plel' a Beer, 2 duo. bots" $1.60.
Can you beat it? Call on us if \ou
cannot. Drop us a line, or call 461.
Get our quotation on \Vblskies, Wines,
Cordials Bitters, etc it will pay you.
We guarantee all our goods.
Free Delivery.
Casteil‘ano 8., Bardani
Prompt Delivery Everywhere
Tel. 461. 25 Railroad Ave.
Hours: 9 o. in. to 8 p. in. sun-
dan by appointment only.
1
CHRISTMAS ~r
N-GRE‘ETINGS
, While making Christmas
J presents, why not make ..
them something useful and
serviceable? ‘
T We have yet a d line
‘ to select from 0 China,
i= Hand Ba s, Handkerchiefs,x
Hosiery, findcrwcsr, Muslin
Underwear in Combination
Suits. Gowns. Skirts. Corset
. Covers. Drawers and.A
, cons, Flannclette Skirts and
Gowns. Kimonos in Crepe
and Flannelettc.
‘ All those are appropriate
for Christmas Gifts. ‘ .
mg .
THE WOMAN_ WHO OWNED Ni-
. AGARA.
Dr. Farqubarson, ex-M. P., in his to
a mountain. Claudius Clear, in the
British Weekly, caps that story. -Hls
friend, George Forbes, F. it. 8., who
had the chief part in harnessing
Niagara, tells that once a Miss Por-
“0h.
have seen Niagara Falls?" She" turn~j
ed to her inquirer and fixing him with
That was an answer indeed. The Por-
property ‘sbout’ Niagara.
umnu his
j." Elem! years also Christmas fell on
“the state of Connecticut on that
“immortal missionary priest of this
diocese, was then residing at
. the establishment of
:ollege at Hawthorne, New York was
sma‘” - M are usually only light
' lane for, some other.fellow’s big
profits. "
Take it All around, profits
‘ . Fitch In Chicago Record Herald
it.
iii Illi Siili
turret in reunion Eighty
vain m: Minted of but
line Congregation
Thread” Just as it uses this year.
“here was but one Catholic church in
Chriflmas day. Father Fitton. the
Hart-
nerd. it was announced in "The
Cathois ‘Press' that‘s he would visit
New Haven. December 24, l93l,
that midnight mass
brated on Christmas eve, or rather
on Chlstmss morning at 12:30, at
the residence of Mr. Finnegan.
......A..
The indefatigable Father boilus,
pastor of St. John's church, Water-
.town, .ls going to provide the people
they can meet socially and for pur.
poses which' contribute to the ad-
vancement of choir spiritual and tem-
poral interests. During the decade
or- more which Father Loftus has ad-
ministered the affairs of the Water-
town‘ parish, the word “progress" has
beef held continually and conspicu-
ously before the Catholics of the
whole section.
The annual reception of St. John’s
Holy Name society will be held at
the 8 o‘clockmg’s on New Year's
Day. loll
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The Rev. PariLF. McAlcnney of
St. Peter's church. Hartford, the Rev.
Thomas J. Precious of St. Patrick's
church, 'i‘bdmpabnvilie, and the Rev.
Joseph M. Gleason of St. Patrick's
church, Waterbury. have just com-
pleted thirtydlve years in the priest'-
hootl. They were classmates at the
Grand Seminary, Montreal, wbere
they were ordained at the Christmas
ordnationa at 1878.
The Catholics of (lrolon will soon
have a becoming church. Up to the
present time they have been forced
to worship. in temporary chapels.
owing to increasing numbers. it far
thought feasible to plan for an odi-
fice of rather ample proportions.
Father Timothy M. Crowley. of St.
Mary's church, New London, secured:
a most desirablepite and he is now
preparing plans‘fir the new church.
Work on the structure will be prose-
cuted at once so that everything will
be in readiness for occupancy juries
the early summer months.
'nev. James A. Walsh. who with
Rev. Thermal": Price, has begun
a missionary
and '
would be cele .
of his parish with a hall whereln‘
1911
«.
88 & I85 WASHINGTON 8T.
We wish our cur patrons
and friends a Very
Merry Christmas
Sincerely,
A. F. Bookmann 81 Co.
SELFAIT GROCERIES, WINES AND LIQUORS'
1911
Phone 440. SOUTH NORWALK" ‘ ‘
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DIOCESE OF CONNECTICUT.
Episcopal Visitation: for Folrflcld and
thchficld Counties.
'l‘lishop Brewster, of the Episcopal
diocese of Connecticut announces that
be is to be assisted in visitations by
Reverend .l. H. Van Baron. and the
Bishop Coadiutor of Missouri,
Right Reverend Dr. F. F. Johnson.
Among the appointments are the fol-
lowing for Western Connecticut:
Bishop Brewster.
Jan. 25, St. Paul's Day. St. Andrew's,
Kent and Kent School.
Jan. 28, Fourth Sunday after Epiph~
any. A. M..
P. M.. St. Paul's, Riverton.
Trinity ”Church Collinsville.
March 10,311 Sunday in Lent, A ill.,
St. Johns bridgeport; P. M, St. Pe-
ter‘ 9, Milford; evening. Calvary
Church, llrldgeport.
March ll. Monday. Noondny service,
Trinity Church, ‘Brldgeport.
April 21, Second Sunday after Eas-
ier, A. M.. St. John's, Stamford; P.
M.. St. Luke's, Stamford ; evening, St.
Andrew's, Stamford.
April 25. St. Mark's Day. evening.
Calvary Church. Sutheld.
April 28, Third Sunday after Eas-
ter. A. M., St. James', Danbury; P. M.,
Epiphany Chapel. Danbury; evening,
St Thomas'. Bethe].
May 11 Saturday. P. 34., Salisbury
school.
May l2, negation Sunday. A. AL, St.
John‘s, Salisbury; P. 11., Christ
Church, Sharon; evening, Trinity
Church. Lime Rock.
May 16. Ascension Day. A. M.. Trin-
ity church, Nichols; P. M.. Emmanuel
Church, Weston; evening, St. George's,
Bridgeport.
May 19. Sunday after Ascension. A.
ovisltor at Bishop \llans in Hart'
ford, early in the week. The prolecti
has the cordial apnmval and support;
of the archbishops and bishops of the,
United States. Fathers Walsh and.
Price visited Rome during the fall,
were they laid their plans ‘before‘
the Pontiff. Pope Pius X. blessed thei
undertaking and encouraged the two;
men to go on with confidence. The
new missionaryéopllcge will be but a}
few miles beyonfd the southwest
boundaries bf tin diocese of Hartford:
it will be nationdiiln its scope but it.
will necessarily “meal with especial
force to the Catholic people of Newl
York and New England.
M”_‘,,,_W MW“... ~—.—......_. .. I
TOO MANY PROFITS. ,
There. are three kinds of profits. 1
Fair profits, pig profits and trust
profits. There are also net prodisi
and gross profits. The English call
gross profits “takings." For a na~l
Lion which doesn‘t know a monopoly“;
when it sees it this is ti remarkably
clever definition
Some men are . better at mailing
profit than others. The farmers are.
getting rich selling bogs at 9 cents ai;
pound, While the packers claim they}
are getting poor selling pork at 25'
cents a pound. Some presidents get
$50,000 a year for their services and
die poor. while some aldermen get $1
a meeting and amass vast fortunes.
Lars-n nr0flts are pleasant, but dun-
gerou 1‘11». cause financial conges-
tion, mum has to' be relieved by’
‘long'appiioatio'ns of society. automor
hiles, say sons,-private yachts, and
ticks rims. 0n the other band,
are a
worry which only senses after we
have died and the undertaker has
blades 65 per cent. profit by mix-
ing it with grief. ' .
‘ The great trouble with this country
is the fact. that there are too many
profits without honor in it a—Ceorge
. » i .body says house more mon-
Emil. brain."
6;! . .
' "Still, if you are till
ld 1i
31., St. John's. New Milford; p. nr., All
Saints‘, New Milford; evening, St.
Andrew‘s, Marble, Dale.
May 26, Whitsunday. A. M.. Christ
Church. Greenwich; P. M..ISt. Ste
E phen‘s, Ridgefleld.
. llishop Johnson.
April H. ist Sunday after Easter, A
his Christ Church, Red‘ling: P. M. St
Johnbs. Sandy Hook; evening. Trin-
ity Church, Newtown.
April 21,2d Sunday after Easter, A.
M“ Christ Church,‘ Ansonla; P. M,
Church of the Good Shepherd. Shel-
ton; owning, St James‘. Derby
April -5. St. Mark's Day. Evening
St. Pattie, Riverside.
April 28, :31 Sunday after. Easter.
'A. M., Christ Church, Bridgeport; P
M.. St. Paul's. Bridgeport; evening,
Trinity. Bridgeport.
May 4, Saturday. Eevenlng, Christ
Church, East Norwalk
May .1, 4th Sunday after Easter. A.
M” Glace Church, Norrvaik; P. M,
Trinity Church, south Norwalk; ev-
ening. St. Paul’s, Norwalk.
May 11, Saturday. P. 11., St. Math.
ew's, Wilton. , ~
May 12, Regatlon Sunday. A. in
Trinity Church, Westport; P.‘M., Trin-
ity Church, '"Sonthport; evening. ’St.
Luke‘s Bridgeport. '
May 18, Saturday. P. iii, Trinity
Church, Wilton; evening, St.‘Paul’s,
Bantam.
May 19, Sunday after Ascension. A
M» St. Michael‘s, Litchfleld; P. M“
Trinity Church, Northfield; evening,
Trinity Church, Thomaston. .
FRIDAY AFTERNOON CLUB.
The Sixth Meeting of the Season Held
With Mrs. E. H. Gumbart.
The Friday Afternoon Club held its
sixth regular meeting at the home of
Mrs. Gumbart. The program given
wasas follows, ’
“Holland t’he Colonizer,
kins. ‘
Mrs. Wat-
Mrs.
The Feast of St. Nicholas,
Weed. ,,
some Famous Old Admirals, Mrs.
thdswortb
‘ The annual lecture on January 5th
, will be by Dr. W111. Eilloit‘Gl'lms. full I
' particulars of which will be given .
the Bishop of Porto Rico. the Right,
the I
St. John's. Pine Meadow; ,
Evening,
' creature it makes a slow flight‘to a.
All Xmas:
Gi ft Worth
While
i
l
for your boy or girl is a Com- I
merciai Course in
Merrill
iCOLLEGE
beginning Jan. 2, 1912
i
Day and Evening Session;
*._
Books and Stationery FreeI‘
South Norwaik
Port Chester Stamfoco
A Warm _
PreSent-*
A ton of our fresh mined
fl Lehigh Coal is a prac-
tical gift and {viii bring
warmth and Christmas ‘9 .
cheer to the recipient.
#~
11.. Harris &Gans cu
TEL. 721. as warsn'sr. ‘ '
'z-
South African Honey Birds.
From Cape L‘Agullias, the most;
southerly point of South Africa, to”
the Zambesi liter and from east to
west of that portion of southern At
rice. is to be found a small gray color
ed gird known to the Dutch hunter
as hoenig vogel or honey bird. ,
A hunter or traieler at times will
be astonished bv the antics of this
intelligent little bird, which alights on.
the twig of a tree, making a big noise
in chlrpings, ncessunt and shrill. As
one more toward the noisy little.-
tree near and continues its chirping;
follow it again and the same porter ‘
mance is gone through
“On one Occasion at the Umzing
uani river, Mashonaiand South Africa
i noticed n' honey bird calling "
mites a correSpondent of the‘F‘ore
and Stream, "and when i told a
the little fellow to some Austria so
who were among our convoy of woe
at. .
went through its circle move
this time indicating the lower
silently waited. We at once
entrance to the bees' nest. ",1,
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"What is the name of that specie
I just shot?" inquired the nine 11
hunter.
“Says his name is Smith
swered the guide who Plaid b‘
testlgating -Wasliingron Her d9“
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Ross-51 hcs‘l- a burglar got in, ‘6
house while your wife was aw
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