EW‘ YEAR'S DAY SENTINEL.
. he Sentinel will be issued as "a
m ruins paper on New Year's Day,
‘ tMonday.
\rli. Irene M. Ueaer, of Curry, Pa.
:28 the guest of her sister, Mrs. George
‘Ernat, of West avenue.
at no” Charles Ward, sons of
and Mrs. William P. Ward. of
treat are victims of the mess-
} he; Board of Directors 0! the South
all: Public Library will hold its
hly business meeting this even-
Lisa Pearl Cobum has returned to
ome in Philadelphia alter' a visit
1's?” Mabel Ferris. ‘0: Washing-
Iitreet.
‘uglps Fowler, W. R. C., will hold
weekly busineee meeting this even-
theG A R. hell, in Washing-
treet. q.»
. e obi-weekly business meeting of
,, “Home Lodge. 1.0. o. R, will
‘y id, this evening in its rooms, in
Whiningem: street.
The monthly business meeting of the
MQ‘s industrial League of the South
”mall: Methodist Episcopal Church
”Will‘be held this evening.
, 9 weekly business meeting or the
d dielectrics] commissioners will
heldlthis evening in the offices of
”Municipal Electric plant, in State
Arthur Vredsnhurgh, of 51 Bayview
venue, was operated on for appendici-
”I! it the Roosevelt hospital, New
ofrk, Tuesday. His condition is re-
posted as good.
smoke on Well
The weekly business meeting of
" Lincoln Council, No. '4, Order a; Unit-
on American Mechanics, will hold its
5;. 192ka business meeting this evening
«In the Mystic Chain Hall, in Washing-
ton} street.
Perfecto 100
I
‘
Mr. and‘Mrs. Samuel W. Sample, of
."Wést street, South Norwsik, an-
noun-cs the engagement .of their
da‘ghter. Miss Daisy Anna to John
. The wedding will take
e in the near future.
Mina Esther Romaine has return-
In her duties in the Telephone of-
at Daubnry, after spending sev-
our eye with her father, John Foun-
" 92% South Main street.‘
Will members of the Red Cross
_ mailed, the fact that
‘ pan the 90th birthday of
W of the Red Cross, Miss
, , who is seriously ill with
the west shore
ver‘ ,7 being con-
PAGE & SHAW
lull!!! _ . .
The Candy of Excellence
, 4, $1.00 per polled
F. H. BAXTIR.
Agent {or Town of Nsmlk ,
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Anderson’s LaunchWorlle
Launches sailboats
for sale. All kinds of repairing
given special attention.
Oyster Ihali Point. Namath, ‘
. 0 O
Xmas Tree ngllung
Look _st my window, at athlete
St, Norwallr, and aee how toretty
you can make the tree look ”title"
year. I carry both battery and 110-
volt outfits at prices that will sur-
prise you.
CHARLES BUEK, JR.
Address:
51 "Am 81".. .NORWALK
Telephones: Office. 001; house. 21-8
...-s.—
'Mrs. W. H. Baldwin, of Wall street,
is in Brooklyn, visiting friends.
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Richard Kelly on Edward Fulani].
or Milford. attended the Catholic club
or all almmmym u...
TWO arcade“:
dance in the Town Assembly hall loot, . j . ,
evening.
a .. " . > ' ’
The bridge construction committee
will .holdAts regular weekly meeting ,
this‘evening in e town courtroom in
the town i?“ building.
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The regular monthly business meet-
lug of the Christian Industrial Magus
will be held at the Church, this eve
ning, at 8 o‘clock, p. m.’
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Rev. James Pits Simon has return
ed to his home in Woonsocket R. 1.
after a short visit with his cousin,
William E. O'Rellly, of this. city.
Frank. G. Godfrey. the well-known
basketball mhhager, was in New York
yesterday arranging for acme new‘
surprises (or the local basketball
“fans."
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.larnee Brown, of, Men Hill, has
purchased a wow horse.
James Barty has returned to his du-
ties in Orange. N. J., sitter ashort visit
with friends in. Norwaik.
Edward K'elly, window dresser at.
the Boston Store, has Wm from
a visit with friends in Waterbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sullivan, 01'
Orchard street, are visithsg Mr. Suili
vaIl's parents in Mount Holyoke. Mass.
P. Cahlli has returned to idgcileld
after a visit with Norwalir friends“
Wilbur F; Hubbelli and Percy C.
Giendening, of the Nor-walk letter car-
, rier force, are enjoying a day's vaca-
tion. “7. J. Rowe and Wallace Woun~
dy are substituting.
The Christmas exercises of the Nor-
wallr Methodist Sunday school Will be
held this evening at 7 o’clock at the
church A fine program of music and
cecitations has been prepared. This
will be followed by the distribution of
the lgfts to the children.
The mbeflaimnont committee of the
Norwelk Club has planned for a pin-
ochie tournsiemnt quuary 10th and
early in Fiobruary a done» will be. held.
It is several years since dawng- has
been enjoyed at. the club and this
event is being My anticipated.
Wbruary 15th is the dune tor mother
isdiee' night The comings for en-
Mailman consists of menus Ray-
mond. 0. B. Jackson uni R. w. Muns-
As the. Year
(“Ends _
gross we have made atnce it“
. began. "
u momma homo-‘1‘.
gross tron) January. it. is
‘ 'ltime for some carom] think;
us.
In short. Have you saved
any-loner this ”III ‘ ‘1'
‘ are a blessing;
German Carp
Eels, not dressed
Cod
Spanish '~'Mackerci
Smelt l
Frost Fish '
Blue Fish
Haddock
Camus Bridge F ish Market.
rater-non: Ioa
New ‘* Year
CARDS
NEW YEAR LETTERS
5 and 102 each
new YEAR 9031’ cube
6 for So
J. i. Mailette'
Washington Street
FOR NEW YEAR'S have he supply
your wines, whiskiea, ‘Piol's bottled
beer, St. Nicholas ale. cordiala, Italian
vermouth, hitters and olive all there-
by not alone. obtaining the finest but
also obtaining your supply at the low-
est possible prices. .
We ask that you but try he, and we
feel reasonably sure of your future
patronage. .
Place your Holiday order now and it
j, will be filled promptly and perfectly.
‘Gasteilano ,& Berdani
l f.ld “I.
23 Mllmld Ave.
.Goaling Clams for baking
_ Oysters
w
ocutlm nan cinemas
res Web“!!!
Immense hr
souru nonwauc. E
Finnan Haddlea * ‘
Long Island, Sea and New Red-
. ford Escailops
Gosling Long Clams, opened
Long and Round Clams
nominative“.
, _ é ,. . .
« A» Mouth Full
of flashing white teeth is the envy of
till and the particular pride or the
owner. yet few persons lbsliae the ne-
ceaeity of giving the mouth the proper
care. ‘2
Tartar accumulating on the teeth
should be removed at once; it not only
gives an untidy appearance and of-
fensive breath, but invites disease.
it is a simple operation and very
important, for it,“ he allowed to re-
main decay of the teeth or disease of
the gums is sure to follow.
Have your teeth cleaned, and let me
instruct you on the right way to keep
your mouth in a" sanitary Condition.
1. u.» MALLERY
18 South Main St. South Nomlk
Hours: 2 a. In. to s p. or. sun,
can by appointment only.
,
Start the'
New .Year Right
by ordering a
TON OF’DUR‘
LEHIGH
COAL '
BEST ' Evan
The Housman Co”
TIL. m. so warm or. “
801.0 SHORT-WHOM“! COAL.
WATERBURY Dec. 29. ~11 char-so
of selling coal short-weight will be
made against Albert Bros, a label
. Great Wind Up of the Year 1911. We Quote}
Prices that shook] appeal to- every "
‘ economical housekeeper ’
FLOUR
Maud 8 Brand
FLOUR
per bag 75c
Jones, Pilisbury’s 0r pGold Medal
Barrel $6. 60
FLOUR
barrel $5. 90
hag 83¢ ‘
‘ LOOK THIS LIST OVER—YOU’ LL FIND SOMETHING YOU WANT“ I
16 lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar
Walter Baker's Cocoa, can .
Beekmann's Beat Cocoa, can .......... 19¢
oyel Baking Powder, 1-2 lb. . .. ..... . .221:
out Milk Crackers, lb.
3 pkga. Mother' 3 Oatmeal.
Relaton 2 Breakfast Food, 2 :plrgs. ..
3 lbs. Whole Grain Rice .....
19c
......
. .25c
........... 25c
$1 00 Educator Entire Whept Flour, bag
Raiaton’s Whole Wheat Ii‘iour, bag.
6 lbs. Laundry Starch
3 cakes Colgate’ s‘Toilet Soap.
6 cakes Fcls Naptha Soap -, ............. 25c
ocakeeOzone Soap
2 lbs. Pure Leaf Lard.
gallons Kerosene Oil.
”23‘:
..28c
. . .25c
. . .‘ ..... . 25c
..25c'
..... i.. 25c
.. ....... . .452.
Coffees, fresh roasted daily, lb 28c, 30c, 32c, 35c, 38c
Teas, new crop just in, .
lb 30c, 35C, 40c, 50c, 60¢
WE GIVE EXTRA STAMPS IWITH TEAS AND COFFEES
‘
New Year Wines and Liquors, WholeSale Prices
Maryland R e Whiskey, bot. . . . . .. ... . ..752
“anagram ye Whisk: , bot...
Kirk's Old Crow Whiskey, bot. . . ..... $1.00,
Hunter or Wilson Whiskey.bot
_, ,Oldy cyWhiakey, b'ot.
’ 4 Tiled-Whiskey,
Ushcr' s or Dewar’s Scotch, b
bot. ..
Duffy’s Malt Whiskey, bot.
.Fine Old scotch Whiskey, bot. .9oc
Black and White Scotch Whiskey, bot. ..Sx. :5
.......n90C
”$100
..$I.oo
8100
.85c
ct. . ...... $1. to
Ehrct’s, Ruppert’s, Feifimspm’ s or; Licbmann‘ s Beers, case.
Old Port or Sherry Wine, bot ............ 50c
Muscatcl or Angelica Wine, bot. . . .1 ...... soc‘.
Catawba or Tokay Wine. bot. . . .. ....... 50c
Regina Imported Part Wine, bot. ........ 85c
Jcrcz Imported Sh
Dubonnct French Wine, bot”
Tenor or Club Cocktails, bot ............ $1. cry
Cook's Imperial Champagne, bot ........ $1. 20
Golden Age Champagne. bot ...... ... . .31. so
Great Western Champagne, bot.'. ....... $r.ro
Wine, bot ........ 75c
. . . . ..' ..... goc
................... ....$rr5
A. F Beckmann & 7 Co.
33 a as WASHINGTON s'r.
Phone 440.
some ,NORWALKL ,
'machin'e ‘ '
SPfllllS
Naval Militia Defeats Flownytcn.
round and Kaufmann "was less aggres-
siVe. The men pummellsd each other
with Kaufmann apparently having the
better of the exchanges until near the
end of the round Then suddenly
Palaer saw an opening and stepping
use. Memos scans DIVCII
Wife of Howard Morton of Greenwich
Charges lntomperance.
cawszrcil Conn, Dec. 29.—‘~ Mrs
‘Howard Morton has brought suit
The Naval Militia basketball team in close to his oppohent sent mel‘ the dlivorce In the Superior Court for this ‘A
defeated a picked five from Rowayton
last night at the armory by a score of
(social right to the chin.
Puller has been a prominent figure
countl. A deputy sheriff served the,'
papers on Mr. Morton as he stepped
33 to 20. The features wereC he, for recently in boxing tournaments for from an afternoon train. while on tho-
Rowayton, and Whitney, for the Ne "white hopes" in this guy and on we'wuy to meet her at the home of be
"113- The other Pllyers did last work. reputation thus gained he has engaged father William W ENE. with wit
The line up follows:
Naval.
in several pmfewébiouai bouts.
im-I
Rmnon. proverlloni has been shown by him ill Morton has been on a business “I!
she was spending the holidays.
Whitney ... ......... . ........ DIR“ ugh one and in the opinion 61 many 10 Texas.
Lott Guard. . ’
Lane ................. Prince
- Right Forward
Brotherton Cooke
----- Ie-ICIIIIIDQI
Center.
Left Guard.
he gives promise of developing illto a
good heavyweight
Can Have Boxing Exhibitions.
lowed to she entertainments in this
Mr Morton is several years young;
than his wife He is a member of. the ,
indian-Harhor Yacht Club and the
Greenwich Country Club. He married
1 ClNCINNATl 0.1m 29.—— ~Boxing Nannie Ostram Hyde in November,,.’
Merriam ................. Biotidway'clubg pr’opefl) conducted will be at 1899.
Her father made strong objec- .
Iimls. The ground for divorce, stated }
Kelley ......................... Lee city under the incoming Demoornuc in the petiition is intemperance.
Right Guard
Field goals—~Whitnuy, 7; Lane, 5:
Brotherton 2; Kelley, 2; Cooke, 4:"
Cakes, 3; Prince 2; Broaden.)
Fouls~Lane. l.
Referee—eKieeier.
' Timon-«Mooney. ,1
Scorerwhisson.
administration, according to Mayor‘-
elect Henry T. Hunt. Mr. Hunt, who
recuperated at West ‘Baden, ind. at--
tel‘ his strenuous campaign last fall,
“put on the gloves" with a prominent
boxer and from all reports gale a
good accmlut of himself. as a re
i l
usult of his regard for the game Mr. 1” esentatnes
3 TARIFF REVISION TO BE lSSUEi‘
OKLAHOMA CiTY, Okla, Dec29.
Tariff revision will overshadow. all 0
or issues in the coming presidentia “
campaign according to Champ Clark;
Speaker of the National House of Rev
Mr. Clark is here.-e
The South Ends will play the 222- Hunt has declared that paying under deal'OFing to learn the preference
vals at the armory tonight.
Jack Johnson in “Accident. l
CHICAGO, Dec. 29.-Jack Johnson.‘
prize tighter, had another automobile
accident here yesterday. It happened
in the presence of four policemen,
but the lighter was not arrested. In-
stead his victim was taken home by
the champion. and she told the po-
lice the experience was worth the dis-
comdture of the accident. ;
circumstances that cannot be regard-
ed as debasing will be sanctioned by
, him.
4 Cincinnati in former times was a
boxing center and sporting men look
forward to air interesting season of
boxing bouts as soon as the mayor-
elect officially announces that he will
tolerate the game.
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Roach Will Play Center.
thank L‘. Godfrey, manager of the
Oklahoma for a candidate for: presi»
dent on the Democratic ticket
He reiterated on his arrival his for:
mer declaration that President Tell.
would be the last ‘standpat” resident
He again said the failure of to eRepuh-
iican party to make good its campaign
pledges had caused a silent political
rev dlution throughout the country and
that the Democtatic Congress had
faithfully carried out the promises of
the Democrats who now presented ‘
Johnson was towing one automobile Sixth company basketball team while united front
with another and at a street crossing In New York yesterday secured Ed. l
'Mrs Joseph Wicherer cut in between Reach. of the Yonkers team, to Play inhoma for severaidays that Mr. Clo
Rumors have been circulated in l
the machines. The rope threw her to mm in place of 38”“ Clinton 10,. would formally annoance his cane!
the pavement and she was bruised the game New eYans night Clinton, 0" at aJmckson Day banquet “ T“ .
and cut.
stopped, and took her home in his
a-
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AI Kaufman la Knocked Out.
NEW YORK. Dec 29.—Al Puller,
had to play on the Empire stat-e team
for the holiday, but will be back at
his old position January 8th and lot
the balance of the season. The game
Johnson saw the accident. who has a. cataract with the Catskill Saturday “[81“
team of the New York state league, l
‘The report is foolish " said M
ClarkF when he heard of it. ‘
"a.
Miss PIERCE SURPRISfiD
Miss Kathleen Pierce was ten
the localheivyweight. knocked out Al Nay Years night will be with the ‘ “9"” 1’5“" “‘ he" “’2”-
Kauimsnn of California. in the fifth Lancers. of Jersey City. This team West W last night. Thule
round of a scheduled ten round bout has been beaten only once since 1907. ”‘1'” 33m and “we “I
at the National shorting club last rm Middletown high schoolxwill clash 1“ “W“ "a” ‘9' 9
chin. » .
The light started in lively style.
Immediately after themrat boll Fairer
landed a savage right to Romania
'otol'naoh which knocked hiln down but
the Californian m up way an
second game. WWII has held the
state chamsionshlp a‘manber or times
though not last year " .
'A‘kaoe
night with a right uppercut to the .with the Nor-walk highs ros- a snappy m at 12 30
_"What broke up the androgenic pa ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler