y for a‘ Christmas present. 1
They last for three years and .
' are an ever present reminder of '
the giver through their air of.
safety and protection. Call us up ,
‘or drop in any time up to 8.
o'clock tonight. Our telephone '
number is 1230 and our oflioe In
upstairs over the South Norwalk
Trust Company. ‘
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TAYLOR a GOLDEN '
_ 87-91 Waeflington Street,
‘ -- ‘ Tel. 1230. South Norwalk
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SENTINEL TIDE CALENDARS.
_ Saturday oi this 11 eeli, 'l he Sentinel,
L " ,as hay. been its custom for several
years, will distribute Ila 'i‘Ido Galen
(tor for 1912. Every uewsdealcr and
newsboy will be supplied with a calen-
dar for each customer. which Ihei
should Insist upon receiving with the
paper. '
Local mail subscribers can ‘11htait1
the calendar by calling at this oilit-e.
CHRISTMAS DAY.) SEN
The Sentinel 11111311.; Is
Monday, Christmas [‘1111'.
paper.
INEL.
ed next
as 11 morning
~~l~‘111 lllll Biting. 1:11 to \1111I15, .lt;
No1ii1 \I: tin silect.
.iosephim (‘L11111ll 111‘ iv‘11-1n1e
is spendin: .1m1111l. with Mrs
N;
‘Alliizi
.' rill‘ct'i
" '(‘Imnnuy \1nl1t,111 Mount \1111 11.
Y.
—I.01v drowned dObees (l' lirlen's
The, 111111111 11113 111511' \".eti11t‘s1l'1,1
nichl and the 11'1-111I11-1'11'ise «taint that
snow.
~~~-I.adics' ltibutlon lilack and Tan
WShoes, at I‘ontteallv 1% liltii‘lit‘ll.
I111]1\\'.1.~l1i1-Ion Lodge. No. iii.
Shepherds 111 iltl l1hhcn1. is scheduled
for a regular 3 meeting on Monday
' night.
~.\'1nas presents at il‘lirien's.
Airs. id. (1. Hoyt. of Arch
Sll‘t‘t‘l,
will spend the holidays. with .\it'. and
{\i1R.\\' W. \I‘aterbury, at Walter»
1iil1.t"11n11.
«4131: and live coupons will buy :1
Vanity Ilox. A neat and awful liltrist-
mas gilt. ‘
Ilorace Ferris and -iiitl1.1rd Ireland
are ruling as substitute 1"‘let .15 at the
1 South No111alk post otllce during the
holiday rush.
“The best Xmas gifts at Noackfls
‘ 31} Nottlt Main sttcet.
Howard I‘LV'IonI, of trait street.
will leave for Springfield, Mass. S1111
day to spend Christmas as the guest
of friends.
«Roasting Chickens, 200 lb.; Young
Fowls. lSc “1.; Long Island Ducks, 25c
.1 ib. Hayes‘ Market.
0111' Brothers’ Lodge, No. 10. I. 0.
0. ll‘., will meet on Monday evening
and further plans for the coming
ladies' night will be considered.
. l~>~-Accordeons, Harmonicas, Violins,
_,Gufl‘ars and Mandolins, at Lockwood’s.
‘ A stated convocation of Butler
' ‘ ‘ Chapter, R. A. M., will be held at Its
rooms” Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
The mark degree will be worked.
‘ hNenrby Turkeys, very fancy,
and 28c lb. ' Hayes' Market. ,
25c
Edward iBeard was elected treasur-
' er of the benevolent fund at a meet-
11g: of thevSouth Norwalk Congre-
etlonal Church Thursday evening.
~Please the children—buy them
electrical toys at Reed 8: Volk Elec-
cal Co.
..
' Today is the last day of the Christ-
11‘: shopping and the clerks in the
salons stores are indeed ready to
' give thank and enjoy a happy Christ-
7.
indications tort-till continual 1'11l1i antlE
outdoor bot-'11 yesterday. ,
”www.—
. “Umbrellas for Xmas. O'Brien’a.
61.1
Buckingham Post.No.12.(I.A. R..
_.2tl1enQeniod routine pueinels at the
regular seepton Inst etenih'g.
‘M‘wumw &
~Dont finish that list until you
have looked over the largest Jewelry
stock in town. At Noack‘s.
mfitofign.
,4" The bridge construction committee
- mot and transacted routine business
last evening‘emong other matters. '
1 1M4»...—
~~For that Watch, go to Noack' 11, 36
North Rain street.
This In family reunion time and a
lat'ze number of reunions have been
planned.
--No use paying ten cents for I111-
ported beer, when you get a nice glass
of Pabst's for five cents. at the Im-
periul Cafe.
‘Jnmes Collins, of 38 Cedar street.
Danbury, came to Not'walk, yesterday
afternoon, to spend Christmas with
his family. J
-Sce the Victroias and Victor 'i‘aik-
lug Machines, at Lockwood's.
.p._
1" ins Ruth Baldwin and
Harold A. Baldwin, of Wall street, at.
tended a prom dance lll ireenwich'
last evening. '
n-Siiver and gold (iihaon lnvincibiel
Cigar. $2.30 pet box I‘m sale .11 nlli
tilgat stores. Ideal I hrislmas picscllt.
()ld Well (' hair (0, 111. liters.
A. F'. Ilurt. of Main street, who In-
jured his arm I11 a fall from the IIre-.
truck, is improving nicely lint is fore-1
ed to cart-1' his arm in a sling still.
~~—Iit>.tutil'nllittu1a11-1irt‘1td1.and i1t-
1er;: I'm 1‘ l'ttlsltnas and New Ytut 1.1 at
the Cili‘rorzi i‘hnrtnaty
. .
W 1.1111111111.11111110111 oi N111 (7111
11.111 11a :1 1l<ilot 131111 in the inlet-
mix 111‘ the Twin I‘llt ilintl'tbttt‘nt:
Agency of which he is thc owner and
untnager, with 0mm in .\'1'.r\\'aii~:‘.
. latest Llerhles. (l'llt‘ien‘a‘.
' be
bold It: reunlnl‘
the ensuing term will 11.1 L-Iueml,
a 1I1’11.'»llrcsi1leni. there' being two
tannin...- lot this p11.~ltion.
. e» l'.~1-iul and
.i1'.~.1'.1l1_1 112111121115 :11 Nanci. 5.
Main street.
live applicaltottt‘.
1"111'11‘nbl1 lll:‘~I night :11, the
Mary‘s Young Men's Club,
the governing committee
11111111 111::
Ul‘w‘eil.
report of
WI] 1l.
tile. to
and a social and dance
The club is in the best of eondllion.
.._._.
111.111.1111...stunt-111.1 Sets. \‘ mm.
and Safety Razors for men. at
(‘lit‘l‘orti Plintntacr.
Set.
the.
Wind. rain utni mud were lorgoilen
by those who attended the second 1111-
111ml dance. gheu in the Don So‘lul
(llnb last evening at. Ation Hall.
Quite a number of ardent lovers of
pastime and exercise braved the ele.
ments and put in an appearance, deck-
ed out In their ruin clothes. The
warm. coun'ortnble hall and the tempo
lug music how 'eIer soon livened up the;
nagging spirits of all and a merryi
tinn- resulted,
-lltnbrellns for Xmas. O'Brien's.
. ‘ ‘1 W
113. A. Mallory & Sons, of Dnnbury,
are sending to retail hat dealers
throughout. the country a device de-
monstrating In an interesting way the
effect of the cravenctte process used
In waterproofing, their hate. The de-
vice ls in the form of a blotter, a part
of which has been-cravenetted, while
the remainder is left in Its original
condition. Soaking in water. leaves
the cravcnetted end unaffected, while
thenntreated portion ofthe paper is
quickly reduced to a pulp.
j—A tine line of Auto Robes for Xmas
presents, at Lockwoo , 39 Wall street,
Norwalk.
‘_ Captain David W. Brandenovaan-
bury, attended a meeting of the execu-
tive committee of the Pollde Artemis-
tion of Connecticut. which was held
In Meridena yesterday afternoon. Rou-
tine matters were disposed of by the
committee. The following are the
members of the committee: Chief
Henry. D. Cowles. Of New Haven.
president; Chief William H. Brennan.
of Stamford vlcepresident; Captain
(Landrigan, of Meriden. secretary;
Chief Rawlings, of New Britain, treas-
. ursr; . Superintendent Beach. of1Wat-
erburyi Captain John H. Redbate. of
Bridgeport; “.Chiet Whaler. of Win‘
'sted; Captaib Garry Farrell..of Hart
ford; Chief Inglis. at Middletown. and
01.111111 David W. Bradley. of Danbut'y.
W ‘--Buy a set Of Weed Chains for
Xmap. at: Lockwood'a. .
brother. -
,lt)tll‘l11',‘1lll1‘Il iiut'intrs' union will
tum-ting: 1111 Tuesday
evenitlu at which time the otllt-ei'lz7tl,1p'
The.
only contest will he in the chitin;- 1.11"
i
band 1'11'11'1- ( ‘hrlsrtnns'
:1 A “lift.
111111 acted upon'
lilo.
accepted and ordered placed on ":
be.
given 1':l"l_\' I11 February talked 111111. ‘
1 decorative purposes. days he Philadel 'nohnnite hot enoush
In the New Home
7 You want the best when starting in the new home. Above
all. you want that home to be sung and warm and comfortpble.
You are sure of warmth and comfort with a Perl
Smokeless Oil Heater.
This Perfection 111 the best and most reliable heater made.
It is a sort of portable fireplace. .
It iueedy night and day. ust 111 t h d l ht
the wick. The Perfection is all Falcv’lnibtll‘tbl: en la
The Pcrlection Oil Hooter does not smell nor smoke—e patent .
automatic device prevent: that. It can be carried easily from room to
room and In equally suitable for any room in the house. Hendsomcly
finished. with nickel ltrimmingu drums of either turquoise-blue enamel
or plain steel.
Bruno
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cimd 11 direct to any «and '
Standard Oil Company
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CHRISTMAS COUPON
Cut out till} COUPON, present It at our store. and by buying
$100 worth in more of goods. except Sugar Butter and Eggs,
you will receive
20- Stamps Free -20
Besides the .regulat and Extra Stamps given on :lrcuiar,
. FROM MONDAY. DEC 18 T0 SATURDAY. DECEMBER 23
This COUPON not good afte- Saturday. December 23d
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124 WASHINGTON 811. SOUTH NORWALK.
L Tel No. 909. Deliveries _:ti 30 a. m and 2:30!) In FREE DELIVERY
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The Paris Cloak 81 Salt House
THE HOUSE OF GOOD CLOTHES .1
515 Main St” Stamford ' 3.80 Main St. South Norwalk
BEVi/ARE OF BUYING XMAS GIFTS ON CREDIT
“Merchants who give credit arrange prices so" the man
who pays settles the accounts of those who do not. Buy the
things you need and pay for them. If you havent the money
j to pay for the things you need. just wait until you get the
money, and note the sweet satisfaction of being bigger than
1 temptation." -—Eibet't Hubbard.
' Great Sale of
1 Women’s Suits, Ceats.
i Drones. Waists and
Furs
Every garment we sell is such exceptional value at the
price that once you wear one we are sure of your future pat-
ronage. it will pay you well to investigate our claims. ‘
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$16 Suits........ ....... :...-$798
$22 Ladies' Suits for $1198
$25 Ladica‘ Suitsfor. .$x4.98
$16 Ladies' Coats for .. ..... ....... .' $7.98
$20Ladies' Coatsfor........:..........$It.g_8
$10 Ladies' Coats for ....... $4.98
$35 Fur Coats for ..... . . ..‘ ......... $27.50
$40FurCoatsfor............... ...$O.oo ,
. $10Dressesfor......... ....... . . . ”$5.98
$16 Dresses for ...... . .. ...$8.§8
WSkirtsfor...,................ .. . .. $2.98
$27Waistsfor.................. ..... . .‘.98c
$3Waistsfor ........ ..... $1.98
We carry everything' in FURS—Chiid‘ren’ 3 Sets and Lao-
dies' Mafia and Scarfs, at the lowest prices. , _ 1‘
phla North Americans
One Woman has her attic bedroom
papered with good pictures cut from
' OLD MAGAZINES.
“A great deal of good can be done
With Old magazines after the family magazines. They are arranged In an
have finished reading them.“ Let the artistic manner and are the joy of all
children In the family, or In your the chflren In the meighborhood, who
neighbor's family, have the magazines delight In hearing her weave romances
from'whlch they‘hre allowed to cut pic- about each picture.
tut-es for paper dolls, scrapbook or toy The cut-up magazines are then rele-
‘furniture. Cut out all interesting ar~ sated to the kitchen, where they are
ticles that you will wish to refer to used to rub off the hot irons or as a
in the future and paste them In a pad under hot pots and pans that are
scrapbook for that purpose.
that are good enough to be kept lay table.
away In a not box; some day these 'Lastly. they are used 1511-1111111 tire
. afford the children or yourself a great or. to prOduce1a little extra heat fol
deal of happiness In framing or for the browning of a. cake it the oven It‘-
“J".-
K .
‘ , new roux, Dec. 23.--"0n Round"
' weight champion of the we Id. In a
. ton-round bent at the Medina A. (i.
.the other league teams.
Pictures taken from the stove and set upon the '
1 , grownups; «as
lilifllll‘ BENITO ll! dill.-
'i'ormer Wofld'iw champion l 11.11 In
Every Round by Oflitortlan.
Hogan Was given the popular decision
over Battling Nelson. formtr light-
here last night.
Nelson failed to show his id chant
pionship form. and bleedi g and
week. left the tingu‘after ta my the
worst beating ninc'e lte doc tied to
"come back." The crowd onceded
almost every round to the t‘aliforni-
an. Hogan was effective Ith the
punch, while Nelson’s war was al-
mOst altogether In the III-lighting.
which did little damage. Despite Its
onesidedneas the bout was 11 fast one.
Hogan weiilhod in at I34 plntnda at
ti o'clock, while Nelson wcrighed in
at catheIght.
"One Round" easily had the better
of the first rounds but he was much
at fault lor clinching. In a sharp
rally In the fourth Hogan sent the
Iiattler to the ropes with a left jab
and 11 right swing. Nelson etaiiated
but weakly with a short 111m blow.
In the filth Hogan staggers. Nelson
with a hard right ttppercu' to the
chin, after which the. ilut‘tltr got In
close but Jailed to land “{1}, clean
blows. Hogan opened the 11 xi round
with 11 left and right to tile head
without return; The llattlcr Inter
rushed in with a right to the head
but It was too far back to be effec-
tive iiognu tctutned with rights and
lofts to the head' and a tiglt on the
both
Hogan inndcd {our
succession I11 the seventh,
lofts itt quick
mt later.
$5.00 LEATHER ere. ..... . $3.49
$3.00 LEATHER sAoe ..................... ..... :1.»
mac LEATHER ere . 7111:.
35c MEN'STIES... ...... 25c
59c PICTURES ...... .. ....... . ..... ......... .......39c'
39OPICTURE8 ........ . ...... .2911
29c PICTURES ............... mi
16:: PICTURES ................. ....... .............10o
$1.00 APRons .......... 79o
35.001412811311133 ........ ......... $4.115
81.50 MESH ers ...... . ....... ....................... 31.19
V2 Price Table
CHINA. PILLOWS. PIN CUSHIONS, COAT HANGERS. HAIR RE-
CEIVERS AND MANY NOVELTIES, ALL AT HALF PRICE
TONIGHT.
Toys. Games and Dolls at
Reduced Prices
I
'hc Dunc
swing to.
after breaking a 11inch,
landed a sluttgrrlng right
Hogan's, body. “01111 Iionnd" rctttrnetl.
ttppercnls, both right and loft. 'l'llt‘l
,llnitlcr not in another 1.11101 blow In;
the ellzltth.’ a hard right iimH‘l‘f'llLl
which sent Honda to the topes, butl
“(Line iionitd" was quickly back again
with 1'1 stlutzinn let'i In the face and:
Hall's to the head and the body.
Hogan opened the ninth pith hard
11:11:15. and 11.111 really all . over his
man. wl‘tereas Nelson resorted to' lll‘,
ifihting again: in the its: r1‘11111'i,f
Nelson landed a hard 1‘i,:l1t to the pit
of ilonnn‘s stunmch and :1 till minute;
of hammer and lungs ilqhtipu tot;
lowed I11 which the urtlu'ti voted
ileuan I111:i the butter.
Naval 1.1111111. Five ultn'.
T1111 Naval 111111111 11111111111111 ilvej
defeated the liivcraide Athletic t'luhr
at the Armory, Liv}! uizhl. I1.~ the score:
of thirty to scrotum-n. The score was;
I\\'(‘l\'t‘ to eleven in favor of il1e\av-
his at the end of the first. half. ”lite:
Narnia are Itnprorlu: very fast. lltlai
being their twenty-first (if;
these. fourteen have been won audf
seven lost. They have won ilvei
weeks. Next
straight contests in the past. twoi
'i‘rtusdm tie \nals
will play the Rowanons: ‘
"riday the '1
Bomb End Athletic club, n‘tvd on Jan-
nary 51h. the Merrill liashe ball learn."
The lineup: I“ ,
Na'vaie.1 ‘Riveraidea..
Lane lieeskou Ferguson
Left Fotwurd. l 1.
Mason ‘ Schacat :
Right Forward. , ,1
Brotherton ‘ l Lawrence
Center. ‘
Kelley Harrignn ,
. Léit Guard. l 1
1111111111 L Cook
Right Guard.
Field goals: Drotltertonli Mason 3,".
rigan '9 Cook 2 Fouiig ale Fergu-l
Easnn 2. Kelley 1;I‘1‘e1un‘t[on4,llar-i
son, 1.
Referee, G. Keisler. Timer R. Wat-
ers. Scorer, A. Brothertor
Basketball Note .
The coming of the Clark louse team
for the Christmas game at he armory. 1
is one big time every wintel' For abii- l
Ity to play basketball wit the renal l
site swift passing and to 1 play this;
fast bunch“ of little hello :1 leads an
of the eastern teams except Troy. ”And
the Tryo bunclt wouidlhav their own
troubles playing the Clark 1 once team.
Clark House represents tewburgh In
the Hudson River League and Just at
present is cutting a Wide swath among
and Kingston have been' asy victims
of Clark House-Newbul'gh‘ In the past
two weeks. .
..Newburgh has «no lea" e game to
play on‘ Christmas and I r‘ «that rea-
son thls teat'n Is able t come here
on that night. '
This with be the first vii
tum 1111 111111.111. 111911; 1' 1 ‘
[all ‘
tor and should make things warm for
Paterson .
'Dr‘ug‘giets reread money if it fails to
. cure.
“their! help
tum
Gifts that will help Furnish the
Home will surely be appreciated
ROCKERS
MORRIS CHAIRS
‘ DRESSING TABLES
GOLD CHAIRS RUGS
DESKS PICTURES .
PARLoR TABLES TO'LET SETS
MUSIC CABINETS LAMPS -
LIBRARv TABLES DISHES
5105130111103 PHONOGRAPHS ’
FOR THE CHILDREN WE HAVE.
DOLL CARRIAGES AND GO-CARTs. VELOCIPEDES, AUTOMO-
BILES, ROCKING HORSES, WAGONS, ROCKING CHAIRS, DESKS.
The A. J. Angc'vinc 81 Son CO.
For Beautiful and Lasting
HOLIDAY GIFTS
There Is nothing more appreciated than a gift item the jeweler" s.
Coieburn& Lauder
THE JEWELERS
Open Evenings till Christmas
are offering two large. complete and first-class stocks at low .prices.
95 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK. '
22 WALL STREET, NORWALK. I ..
the locals of a player who ought» to ' LOOKING FOR HEIRESS.
get away with some great floor work KANSAS CITY. Dec. 23.—-—A 350..
on Monday. The Norwalk team looks 1000 Jortune Is being held in Kansas .
capable of giving Clark House a tasteicny Kane, for Jessie Simpson KIL
0‘ the“ 0w“ 5‘5'19 0: playing and the‘ien. Mrs. Killen, by a recent deci-
game should be a hot light all the way slop of the United States Supreme
through. '00an was made sole heir to the en»
The High School will play the North
Sides Of Norwalk on Ohtlstmas night.
The North Sides were the only team
'to win from. Norwalk High last win-
W. Simpson who died Oct. 26, 1865.
In Elmira, N. Y.
. , police department of Kansas City,
the students againon Monday night. Kane” says Mrs Killen lives there
New Britain High was scheduled to.
play here on Christmas. but on Thurs-
. lice have not been able to locate the
day of this week the upstate team _,
woman. _
M
cancelled the same,- for no very good ‘
THE BITTER BROWNS.
reason. Theg'a-me with the local North .
Sides was then arranged.
”After the games on Christmas Svec's
live-piece orchestra will play for danc-
Ing. '
Twu hundred extTa seats will be pro-
vided for Monday‘ a games.
A car will leave In front,of the alt--
mory for Winnipauk' at 12 O’clock on
Monday night.
talking about twa opposing tactical
In a nearby town. ~
“They are as bitter," he soldifoi
the two Browns. , " '
“The two Browns spelled their
names differently-one used an ”O"—
and they were dreadful rivals, social~
1y.
. “They met one evening at a banquet-
7° CURE Al COLD iN ONE DAY and Brdwn said with a sneer: .
take 1.1211111 Bromo Quinln'e Tablets. ‘ “.A fool asked me today if. I '7“
any relation of you. I told him if you
had a single drop of my blood ‘in your»
veins ['11 out it out of you.’ .
. “‘And it- I both. slid Brewne.‘ ‘l'dy
It. W Grove's signature is on
each box. 250
The woman whb‘ " lie
unaiMAat 11m. .
A letter received yesterday by the: ,
and asks that she be found. The 310-. .-
Mayor Cramp, ‘of Memphis, we! "
. 1
.y
Ali’m
tate of her father, Captain Thomaeflfti
Norwalk Chronicler