which he KN
buys the
NORWALK
SENTINEL TIDE CALENDARS.
Saturday of this truck, The Sentinel.
as has been its. custom for several
years.
“Fiver;- newsdoulcr and
newsboy will be supplied with a colon-
dar fox cach customer. unlcb thog.
should insist. upon revolting with the
paper.
Local mnii subscribers con obtain
tho cnlondur by calling 111 this office
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The natural growthcrn chased oft pcoplc attended the second nnnuui}m
nlc homo dame glycu by
and will remain until utter the lwll- Dom Social Club last evening 11tArionlholmflv
the beds 1,1,1 the weather,
(11135
The 1’811191'51101’5 “m “9 Open for (lab proved that ”103 had lost none of!
their tact and powers of entertaining I
<1 half-11:13 on Mondm for the con-
venience anti accommodation of their
patrons.
’l‘he Epworth League will hold its
weekly devotional meeting tomorrow
evening at tho East Avcnuo Methodist
Episcopal Church.
the )‘oung [39011111 11 Sotiet}: of 1.03111
' 'Wo Titers will hold its 11391.13 {letotion
:11 meeting tomturow' evening at ”H
Advent. Christian Church.
Mr. and Mrs. F. 1.. Hunch, of 24
Second street, ort- Spending the ho
V (1113‘s in Brooklyn where they will he
the guests of relatives 11nd friends.
The East Avcnuc church 5111111113
11121100! will hold its Cinisttnus exer-
cises Monday evening. The.
people are looking forward to the tlmt
with pleasant anticipation.
’l‘he Wi’é‘lil}‘ meeting of
Class of thc East Avenue
Church will beheld tomorrow noon at
the church parlors. it is hoped that
1. every member will be in attendance.
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495C and five coupons will buy 11
.Vaulty Box. A neat and useful Christ-
»mas gift: . .
Dr. and Mrs Barnum and dunghtciu.
of POrt Chester. are the guests of
the doctor's sister Mls. Edw'md ii
Barnum was formerly Miss May ()l-
ilurnum'was gormerly Miss May Qi-
ncu, 01‘ East Norwnlk.
The regular services will be held at
the Swedish Congregational Churn it
tomorrow morning and ev.enlng Fit
ting Clulstmus exercid'es will be ob-
sewed and it is hoped that there will
Ibo a large attendance.
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While the merchants are lamenting
. t‘he Wmm summet weather today they
are altering texvent thanks for the
.. m~_.... . m mum-
A Few Of our
" ONE LB. van! 3531' Burr-ER .351:
2 LBS. LARGE cALIF.’ Pnunes. .25a
3 FULL 3121: CANS MILK. .. ”.0256
' 1 LB. aasr sAN'ros corpse“ ..25c
3 NONE sucH Mth'E MEAT.. ...25o
Vans-r STANDARD TOMATOES ~
.......... 10c PER oAN
cannasnntes ........ 10: PER or.
BEST FLOUR MlLLED ..... .70: also
onANoas, CITRON, PLUM PUD-
Dmo AT ExcnPTIONALLv Low
PRICES. -
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11 Josclolky
awg’w‘b“ boom. 3. I
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unduliany copied he gill”
"No Efiioritflems‘ffit“ lilm‘ T
“Boston? liuh
Warrior Boots ,3
because they are madaIby thotBolton Rubber "
Shoe Company, which very
lather' a boots. and his fother’ 11 tathc'i" a, too.
For 58 years this compan has been unk-
ing fishermen’ s boots. an their reputation
for service has been handed down from
{other to son.
Buy the Boston Warrior Boots. which fisher-
men the found they can always depend on.
Look tor the Hub Trade-Mark
,. .. will distribute its ’i‘lde. Colon.
" - our for 1912.
' marrow mo1 ping and evening.
you up:
the Men's a
Methodist
{puns has been reduced to live.
' live coupons and 95 cents. one of these
‘feuduut on the stand in his own he-
i
l
'Pignlulo testified that he came
'1 god t'ownrd m railroad moorland the
«the money.
i
sta ding 1
Ti}
likely made his
It appears on all out “cold
and aimed. H
moo mm m: ca. 511,-. 4111.
J
changed conditions which will pcrmit'
oi’ people getting out without receiving'
11 drcnthing. Seithm has it taintd
border thuu it did last nighet and scl-
dom has them been. a more moderate
Chrilrimtts season
At the Mayflower Hook and induct
common pool tournament last night.
Thomas Skldmotc. rated 95. defeated
Jesse Seaman. rated 70, by the ucorcV
of 95 to 30. Despite the rain which
foil in torrIcnto theie wus quilt. 11
gathering at the quarters.
~ in otdet that all who desire to
obtain \‘anit3 lioxcs bciorc ( luluttuns
may do so, the number of coupons has
been' roduced to live. For five coupons
Innd 9" no one of those usd‘tul Christmnsl
presents may he obtained at this oiliocq
l A large number oi; E11111 Norunlk
the members of the
tHnll. South Nolwnlk. The ni’i‘nlr 111.1111
11 homo one and the. 111emhor1-1 of that
~’\-—~.
1 R01. i._ ii. Rockwoll of New
’wllwl occupy the pulpit 11nd prentlt at
the morning and owning services,
which will be hold 111 the Advent
Christian Church tomorrow Rev. Mr
litockwnll is said to be u powerful
preacher and the. members of
thumb look forward to hearing 11
Cluistnms sermon that will be wotth
whilc.
Christmas aervicos Will be held at
tho East Avenue Methodist church to-
l
morning service, Rev. William W.
Gillies will prcnch a Christmas nor-T
mon and at both services the music!
will he of an unusual quality Choir.
Ditct‘ tor l). l) Disbrow and them mem-
bers of the choir buying worked inlth-‘
fully dining the' past week in picpuring
for the services.
8ENTlNEL VANITY BOXES.
In order that all who desire to obtain
Vanity Bootes before Christmas may
do so, the necessary number of con-
usefui Christmas" presents may be ob-
tained at this office.
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omnvo‘to’s stout .
13 11111111 roto
HARTFORD, 030923r~Wllh the de
halt the Superior Criminal Court to
Burned its session yesterday morning
will! the_t1'inl oi‘ Pasquale Pigniulo,
the federal detective“ charged with
blackmail
“the evidence thus far adduced by
the state showed that $150 in marked
hills panned from 11 tesort: keeper to
Pignlnlo and that. the ‘money Was
round on him when he was arrested.
The state contends that the mohey
was paid to p1otect “Pntsie” Frisco
Ifrom prosecution us a "white slaver."
to
-Hunttord to get inimmntion- regarding
n 1111111 wanted by the authorities. and“
that he talked with. Fusao about this
man. He also had been ordered to go
to Bridgeport and New. Haven to in«
vestignte “white have" matters. He
denied having received 11 check by
mail 10114200 from ’Fttsco. The de-
tendon-Vs explanation of having the
marked money in his possession was
that Fusco on learning that he, the
witness, was going to Now Haven, nak-
ed him to take $40.10 his father in
that city 11nd that he handed the
money too him and asked him to hold
it for a. minute while he wont: after
Vnnother man who won going down on
the m1“.- 17,111.. he starts... walk
witneli was, angina Whtlo': counting
.Fus'cos‘ identification cord case con-
11. 11111 111111 in our.
' 1?th (if! Smduy I '
Hovcnfi;
lsohni;
this;
‘ tAdosto Fido-lie)
Al the,
' 'l‘horo will
For; V
lat 7: so. Evierybody s invited and it
.tninin’g‘ pictures all it humour of lush .
ngt'ives“ eo'ft'oin .1111
John D. l‘élt‘lhflkey was
ill fill
our“
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A duughtdr has been born to
and Mrs. Enoupollo.
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'I Miss Christine Mtluughlin am
last Wednesday in New York. :1»
Frank Aikon is home from Rt 1. “WW?
l'or the duxistmas“ hollday's. ' . a“. “ . , “W
. , 1M lilili . ' '1' ,1- .. 1A“
. 11.111111113111111“;- spoilt one day i'u'ptl
wool: 12! the-homo of (‘horles oche: ’ I
John ii. Mllior spout ’l‘hursduy on 11.
luminous trip to New York.
Mrs Syl1estor was called 11 ay
from home this panicky 1119-4111111 or” ' ‘ ""'
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' _Allr'ed lipdbpm reunited to! Ho
ingtortlI. 'u'lter sp‘ouding tin" week 11d-
wlth his parents.
I . .
t Workman have boon planting poles .
along the. road from Seymour Croi'oot'n
corner to St. John‘s.
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William Selzer, who has bcen spend-
lhg the lust two weeks with his moth
Viol: has returned to New York.
l
Mrs Tucker and her non. insulin.
hme loft Silvctminc to spend the win
HP at their home in Now Ymk.
Mrs Crosby and hot daughter Mrs
lxbraham linnduli havojoinod Mr.
,linndall and set, 11p housekeeping in
1P01;t Washington, 1.. l.'
l The r‘ricndl,‘ Men‘s Class met at
ltho pumounge. Tilt 1.11113 evening, and
planned to decorate the (hm-ch tor‘;
Christmas on Sunday Smotul of that
,young men wont into tho woods to cut
’mceus.
t
l
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iimry F131, of Alhnny.
non Raymond will he
N.'\'., with;
in Silt/111w:
spend the
who has bootl‘ "
the}
mino over (‘hrlutmun to
with his wilc.
utopping for smcrnl months at
Alonzo Buttety homo
M»
in the Sllwtmiuc Methodist Pronou-
itant t'hurth the pastor IWill prea'ch
Sundtu n101niuptm'A Murry Christ ‘
lmns.“ The following congregational”
lumps will be uscd: "it (tunic Uponl
the Midnight (‘ficar (Carol); "l~iurk,§
tlu- ileruld Angels Sins." ‘tMcndclu‘:
“Joy to the World.” (An-i
“o (‘omo All yo mutmuml
Mrs. Mary thl
Newman will ring ‘liorn its Mountain";
,by Flthtnn. 1111 an offortory soloction;l
Miss Josui'o (lulhrlo, ”11, 1.111111 Town? .
of liothlelnun," by Williams; and . ,
111-11. nuwnrd Gttllirit‘. and Fred w E - ' .
,liuttory. “Angels from the Realms; ‘
oi Glory.” !
5111111113 school will meet 1111' nstinl
11!. noon. At the cloning ncrvlco
jihoro will be lantern views illustra-
ting Houry VanI Dy'kos Christmas
star), "rho Other Wise” Mun.’
ulsd be congregational
singing or (‘hrlstmns hymns from the;
screen and several illustrated hymns:
us solos and ducts. . lI
The 11n11ual Christmas exercises of:
the. Suudnyt school will be bold Christ;
nuts night, next Monday, beginning'
[HM
t;lochi
is expected that 1111 us‘hal, nil Silvcn
mine will be present ,
A watch night services at whichE
lantern views will also be naed, will'
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CURED IN HIS OWN HOME TOWN.
, NORWICH, CONN. Louis Frontier.
4 Market St, tells the way for his fol-
low townsmon to be ruled of kidney
and bladder ailments, as be bimselt
was cured. “I hove been 'aubiect to
buckacbes due‘to kidney trouble tor a
long time. Rearing (if Foley Kidney
Pills I began taking thémmand they
gave me relief at once: i can roconr
mend them to anyone. both in n treat
cure, and at sure provebtntivo of kid , .
ney troublo The Bridge Pharmacy _
nde. '1‘. Wigmore Co. t‘” ‘ ’ 1' ’
family.
WESTPORT MAN l8 SERIOUSLY lNJ
JURED BY TROLLEV CAR.
When his team Was struck'by a
ONE 1111111 111.13me
C n BAILEY'S TALCUM is made 0
FLEXIBLE NA
1 manicuring the nails.
You may begin cutting out Coupons at any time, .and When you have five consecutive numbers,
brin them to The Sentinel Oifice, with 95 cents in
moist. and get one of then: Outfits.
seen to be appreciated. Come m and look it over.
I TED 3,1,3,
' Aaenun
rc ll1
ppropt‘iate for Christmas Valuc $1.85 for 950
LADIES—Your Opportunity—The gentlemen have had their razors,
‘ now you can get your BEAUTY BOX. A Great Opportunity.
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II'IfgIBOUQu”
N EW
GRBA'LEVS ;
port. I
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Absolutely Guaranteed—Serial No. 12101
«MILADY‘S VANITY BOX CONSISTS OF:—
ONE BOX OF C. R. BAILEY’ S CELEBRATED TALCUM.
ONE BOX OF C. R. BAILEY’S CELEBRATE!) TOOTH POWDER.
ONE BOX OF C. R BAILEY” S CELEBRATED FACE POWDER. FLESH
‘ONE BOTTLE OF C: R. BAILEY’ S SWANDOWN BOUQUET PERFUME I OZ
. ONE ORNAMENTAL POCKET POWDER BOX, WITH MIRROR.
ONEDOZEN ORANGE WOOD STICKS.
ONE DOZEN LONG FLEXIBLE EMERY BOARDS.
"STEEL NAIL' FILE.
:i‘at"
It must be
This Outfit is Positively Sold Only by THE SENTINEL to its readersgand
Cannot be pur'chased 1n any store, even at double the price. Given for
950 and 5 Vanity Box Coupons
of Consecutive Numbers, cut from THE SENTINEL
By having one; of. these 0111111330.. huge practically eight separate articles 1n one cabinet. You do
not know the sansi’actton and real cnjoqu’it that may be obtained by owning one of these up- -to-date
Cabinets. A place forlonch articlo. which is Airways to its place. Especially convenient for traveling. ,
It will be highly appreciated by all women, old and young.
I
l. the finest imported Italian Talc, daintily perfumed.
' C. R. BAILEY’S TOOT e? WDER is packed in a dust-proof metal box, which is both safe“ and
bu held a week from Sundayovening. convenient for tourists. It decay and diacoloration
Service will height at 11 o’clock instead C. R. BAILEY’ S FACE POWDER, flesh color. with chamOis inClOSCd imparts a beautiful trans‘
of 7:30. and lust unm . midnight. parency audio free from anything that can Possibly inim'e the 3““ 3‘9“de ”mm“ ' I .
all“ Whit!" the ladies Will “we "3‘ C. R. BAILEY'S SWANDOWN BOUQUET PERFUME 15 very refreshing and lasting. Appre-. ,. .5;
troshmeuts , -, ,g eluted by all .1 I '
ORNAMENTAL POCKET POWDER BOX. contains a superior Face Powder, highly Wperfumed
and a Wool Puff. This box is handsomely decorated, with mirror set in cover. A perfect beauty.
. ORANGE WOOD STICKS are of a superior quality, and appreciated by all members of the
*1 I
FLEXIBLE EM RY BOARDS are very useful in completing the finishing touch to one’ s nails.
FILE is something that everyone should. possess; being extremely useful in
“ I
Sentinel Vanity Box Coupon
Number 31
.Compq, Beach trolley car. Yesterday,
morning’hfltto Christensen, at West-
port In.» notiounly injured. His left
leg was broken. two ribs also, and be
with .othprwl'o internally hurt. The
mule: which the man was driving
across the tracks were killed outright
and the wagon, owned by Goult Broth,
ers, demolished. The man was taken no
, wt: in the dreams or the do so
to Norwalk Hospital. The car was - sweet. ' ya
making up last time traveling about City or Christmas, let' me hie
25 miles an h°“' ”0““ ”'5 curve Unto the blue of Ithy stainless sky,
When the E—ECCIOQVRVT. ”cuffs,“ Vi'IVI: hung the gory: ,0! a" the so“
' ‘ ‘ ’ 0f the love that bloomo‘d hr the world
1“" at old!
11, £11111: 115,1
'mmih oIt Infield
ll . ,4“
1-1-1: crt'v or cameo-ms.
City at Christmas. let me in ’
Ufnto the call or the trumps of tin,
Unto the roll of the drums that beat.
W‘Clty of Clhridtlitd‘b.‘ fling your notes
tim- 0n $.12?" Wide tor 11. 1191111111111 boatlnk waits "
.°.' ‘i‘m ”Under the wallr' oi the 111111.111 divine.
‘ Wherever this lights '11! timbenuly
skill,
over the hate and wrong and ill,
[Aiding us back from the utter crime
Unto the holler cher 11nd rhyme!
City of Christal“. hear us call,
Who are awake at my outer 'wall,
Glimpsing the sparkle and gloom and
61.111111111111111; the cedar u'ee.
‘TAnd neuritis the. music so sweet, to
sweet - 1 1*
When the little drums oi the toyllnd
beat, ‘ ’ '1
out the trumped:if glow and be non...
1m 'to‘ha child 113nm in, '
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City of Christmas none shall grow V
, Old 11nd weary so‘s not to know
The way to my temples of love and-
trust
From over the valleys ct toil and dust.
None shall grow crabbed with scorn
and hate,
80‘ 11 névcr to come to thy golden gate,
Praying mid. pleading to let mom in
When: ‘J'the’ «11111111811 'btow. 1.1111 the
trumps of tin! , ‘1‘ 4
' I I jV-Baltlmore 151111.
TIN! LITTLE RED SCHOOL HOUSE
A your or two no 11 Vermont: town '
mployod mined superinwhdonho
ought to be, to exercise 'é‘ti'polvio
over all the schools in thut'tow'
was 'the first time sumo ‘
schools had ever been visitodin ,_
flcinl capacity by a salute '
trativo ofllcer. In one sobbo
toddler was round studyinu‘
113e, learning it by heart. “
“You should not touch ill
use." the superintendent in! it
does not know how to add tiff
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