‘ . Court Frances, Order of the. Golden
Bccptre, will hold Rossini-monthly,
s,
.r
. at Wm. 1’. «Been! stationery stores at
" ins.
. Glover's the place.
The store: is .
, with Beautil‘ul Gifts to be
given as tokens oi, triendship
at Christmas time. Come
and see the hue display.
. You will be gratified as well
”pleased.
E K. BANKS
Mahaokomo Hotel Block
. ° South Moi-walk
'l'ulid'd‘
mo.—
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‘l‘lDE CALENDARS TONIGHT.
Every Sentinel reader should re-
ceive 9. Tide Calendar with the copy
of their paper tonight.
.Harris & Gone are offering 'No. 2 nut
coal, guaranteeing prompt delivery and
desires you to try a ton.
-Xmas top pieces at O‘Brien’s.
welcome Stranger LOdge, No. 364.
Sunset St. George, will meet for
regular business tornorrow evening.
«Bibles at Beers‘ stationery stores.
Butler Lodge, No. 97, l. 0. O. R.
will hold a regular meeting and elec-
tion of omcers on Wednesday even~
lug.
«Magazine subscriptions received
club rates.
business meeting on Wednesday even.
-—Usefnl gifts are best. O'Brien's.
Norwalk Aerie, N0. 588’. Fraternal
brder of Eagles, will hold a‘ regular
business meeting on Wednesday eve-
hing.
«Men's slippers. 500 and 82.00.
a.”
The Uncas Tribe building commit-
tee’ will hold a meeting this evening
in the Wigwam, in West Washington
street.
The weekly meeting of the Fellow-
craft Club will be held this evening in
the Masonic Temple, in South Main
street.
——Chriatma§ Novelties, holiday can-
dies and everything for the season at
DeKlyn'a.
The Sixth Company, Coast Artillery
Corps, (3. 'N. G., will meet for busi“
ness and the regular drill tomorrow
evening. -
log or Lady Jennings Lodge,
GOODS
WM. r; EEEKs
South Norwsik.
Nor-walk.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to
erly winds. A. disturbance central
near Nantucket, Mass, is producing
cloudy and unsettled weather this
morning in the eastern portion of.
the lakeregion in New England. All-’
other disturbance. central over Kan.
ass. is causing unsettled weather in
the western districts.
WEATHER A YEAR AGOTODAY:
Temperature: Low. 40; high, 49.
Cloudy. .
———-—-.—‘—.
Days like yesterday and tOday are
indeed rare for December in this
climate. ,.
. The semi-monthly business meet-
Shep-
herds of Bethlehem, will be held on
Wednesday evening.
l, Moss of the arm of Krisger and
More. . oi Bridgeport. was a visitor
with friends in South Norwalk for a
short time yesterday.
Miss Ethel Page, of Norwalk, re~
sumed, her duties in the office of the
Dresden Ijace ,Worlts this mOrning af-
ter a several weeks‘ absence.
'—
its hall. in Washington street.
34.50. Glover’s ,the place.
partment out on Saturday evening.
’Miss Catherine Duffy, Mrs. M.
ed the meeting of the state executive
board of the Companions of the For-
est st New Haven, yesterday, as del-
egate from Pride of Court Narruk
Circle.
Hooker will be pleased to hear that
Concord Division, No. 2, sons of
Temperance, will meet this evening
in the Wall street quarters for the
regular business.
wlioys’ and youths' high out storm
shoes, $2 and $3. Glover's shoe store.
W“ 1
Victor Page, the smallson of Olli-
cer and Mrs. Charles ‘F‘. Page,
has been ill with scarlet fever, is now
entirely recovered.
The Nora-all; police tricks changed
today a“ iiicer Charlcs‘iii. Poke has
supplsnt’e Sergeant Bryan 11. Silk
as traffic officer.
-W
Our Bro'thers budge, No. 10. 1.0.
O. is. ill denier the ilrst degree on
four candidstes at the meeting to he
held this evening.
W
Colic: Encampment, l. 0. 0. '1'»
will hold its somlainontlily business
south Mn oil-est. :l‘ho nominstiun
and election a: sincere will ’ held;
who .
meeting this «and: in its boil, in“
be is rapidly recovering his normal
vigorous health at the home of Mrs.
Hookers people in Philadelphia. He
Iexercises daily. He will probably be
able to ‘return to Hunt/9rd the latter
part of next week.
Mm
A—-Buy "him" a hat. 'O'Brien's.
.o
The Nutmeg Club will hold an im-
portant business meeting in the club,
quarters tomorrow evening at which
time many matters or important busi-
ness will be considered. All members
are asked to be present. Officers will
be nominstad'to be elected at some
future meeting.
”rile annual meeting or the NM-
wslk gongrcgotional Chui‘oh‘ comes
early in cannery and the various'olli-
can andcommittees are getting their
reports ready. The Christmas lasti-
val will be held on ii‘rldsy evening.
*Detombsr 97th,
do? music, spools? programs li'om
minnow tor both snooty and um
testivsl.
«nu-W
1? A slippery sidewalk got, Aiming m
The weekly busiisss meeting of ,
Douglas Fowler Post, Grand Army Re- '.I
public, will be held this evening in ..
~Men‘s Balaton shoes, $4.00 and II
A false alarm from Bax 32 at the "
corner of Merwin street and West --
avenue called the Norwalk Fire do I'
J.
Howard and Mrs. Frank Sven attend- -
and none Sunday ~
there wlllbe the usual Christian Bun- -
,night and Tuesday; moderate west- '
W
m
‘Fi‘icnds of Senator Edward W «y
'poultrymen are almost unanimous in their belief that best results
‘mlxure is called "mash." Two logical reasons why Iowis .should re-
easternmost-Ewe
vu-‘o—qfi‘
What can be more auccptable than ‘
a Picture.“ A Picture lS_ never used
up, never, thrown away, but is a‘lWays
a pleasant reminder. Pictures are"
not always costly. A good subject
framed appropriately and! tastefully
may be had: for a very small sum. Our,
line. is up to date‘pnd very attractive
‘ and range in price item
. ‘ isoto $10.00
T OYLAND
is a fairy land of Toys, Dolls, Games, Sleds, Horse and Wag-
ons, Autombiles, Velociptades, Tricycles tor the little ones, and
every conceivable Toy can be found for boys. girls and little
tots flom live cents and upwards. , 4 . .
AL] Collins 8: Co
I
PROF. STONEBURN OF THE CONNECTICUT AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE . '
tells us that Dry and Wet Mash are fit equal value. Practical
from poultry feeding ar'é‘ secured when a portion} of the ration con
sists of a mixture of ground grains and their by-prodncts. Such a
celvefia‘ portion of their grain food in ground form, is that heavier
egg production may :be induced—and that cost production is decreas~
ed. It is not difficult to select reeds, selling at same price, one of.
which contains twice as much value as the other. Buy “Bonnie'l
(home ground) Poultry Mesh. which means—«More Eggs—Bigger
Fronts. MANUEL T. HATCH.
First in quality. last in price, always in the minds of its custom:
sis—Bonnie Home Ground Food for ’Horsoo. cattle on Poultry.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
COAL
Ask the Cwner oi a
MOYER CAR
As to its easy running and satisfactory servi90.
“ALL ROADS ARE LEVEL TO A "OVER."
Automobiles to Rent by the Hour, Day or Week.
1013 Models Now Rudy.
OSCAR H. BANKS, - -
NORWAALIgOeONNt.
Buckwheat, Pea, Nut,
Stove, Egg, Broken‘
‘58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 439
“B“. JaCkSon
Optician
EVerything in the Optical Linei
Eyes Examined Free I;
est-iv
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You will find them here.
After Extenswe Remodeling
our store we invite you to come In and look over our line of Fancy
and Staple Groceries. f“We carry n line or goods that will suit the
most particular. at a reasonable price. There are three things to
consider when doing your trading—«Quality. Quantity and Price.
ROYAL GROCERY
a south Mlln It.
‘ mini
‘ or I write, and Was a isrmar' s daughtsi,
, so I know what it means to set up
' early and work till late. We read 9.
. ' great. deal about vacati‘dhs. but not
] much about vacations (or the women.
‘ on the ranch.
. know something about horses, and can
‘l‘or I had:gslued live pounds of flesh,
‘ stronger nerves harder muscles, and a
, the whole responslb lity oi the house-
- hold and did just as the men did;
, story at a banquet given tosome law-
“ procession.
. The wife's prominence in the move-
‘; hunt you her a place in- the review-
.. lug stand and she wasvmortslly chag-
;; rlnod to see the professor. shame
.. faced, straggling along. carrying it'll
'j banner in such a. drooping and cans- '
.. loss way that she could not even see
'3 what‘was upon it.
,‘liotlisiufiw. Elohim “on ‘
Western Woman “l“llt'cd Out" to Her
Husband. and lo Enthusiastic
cm the Result.
W‘l
The following letter was written by
a woman who lives on a farm in Wyo-
“To begin with. then. l'm a ranch-
. “Most women who lPie on a ranch
harness and drive a team. Now every
always worked with their hands We
ness is not rest, and that recreation
comes quicker and surer from a change
of work, so I ‘hired cut' to my bus-
band
. "We have 75 acres of alfalfa. and
here in the west men are scarce and
wages are high, so I hired a girl to do
the housework and take care of , the.
children, while I donned a pair of
overalls, a Jumper, o“ broad-brimmed
hat and a pair of stout gloves. and
went forth to take my, vacation.
"The first day I mowed, and the
first night I kicked levers and drove
horses all night. I wasn't so enthusi-
astic the second“ morning, but 1 movVed
some more. and'rakcd some, and that
night I slept;- and i slept every night
that followed during the harvest, for I
,“stayedwith it' till the hay was in the '
stack. doing team work altogether, and
when we ware through my husband
said I was ‘the best man on the Job.’
"I was decidedly a better woman,
coat of tan that hasn't all worn oi‘t
Yet.
“i told the girl that I was not to be
consulted about any hing; so l‘shiited
washed, ate my.meals, and then rest-
ed till time to 'start to work again.
.“My girl cost inetour dollars per
week and I made $12, which left me a,
clear gain of eight dollars per week
one knows that to people who have '
Dry Goods Co
(incoaPoaArso)
28, 30 and 32 SOUTH MAIN S'l REE’l‘
EXTRA SPECIALS
Wonderful. Vplue Giving tonight, 7 to 10. SpecialNinaii its
" 500 Men's Sfllt Hose tonight, 7 to 10. ....... ............ 5....
$1.50 Men's Fleece Lined Mocha Gloves. Tonight, 7 to 10 ..
$1.50 Men's Umbrellas. Tonight. 7 to 10 ,....
15c Boys‘ Fast Black Stockings, Tonight 7 to 10. ..
5c Handkerchiefs for men or women. Tonight, 7 to 10 ml f0“
75c Combinations, Corset Cover and Drawers. Taught, no ’1
$10. 00 Belgian Hare Mulls. Tonight, 7 to 10
'50c Muslin Curtains, 2 12 yds. long. Tonight, 7 to 10.
50c Corsets. Tonight, 7 to 10
‘29c Kimonos, all colors, 7 to 10 ....... .‘ ...........
Be sure an get your share or these Special Offerings. .
.ga.
-.a---v......'n
Chance to Fill YOu;
Stamp BOOkS fori'tlieL
llOLlDAY *
100 as?!" Stamps with 1 can ASP
in cash. besides the other good things.
i felt so rested when I took up the
what had before been a task was now
, a pleasure. Really, it did. seem good '
to cook a meal once more, and I had '
not thought it possible."——Woman's
Home Companion,
Had Given Him Wrong :Bannor.
Charles. R. Holden told the following
you and their wives at Chicago:
"A prominent educator at a co-edu-
cational institution recently told with
evident appreciation the following
experience of a prominent professor
of n‘ celebrated university in New York
city:
. "The professor is blessed with a par-
ticularly energetic and progressive
wife, who Is a lender in the suffra-
gotta movement. When the recent
demonstrative procession was organ-
the professor adding his influence to
the movement by participating in the
no yielded and set out.
"At the first opportunity her re-
, proaches _foll'fiorc0 and tint on the
professor. who nnslly managed to
3‘ break in with, 'But, my dear, my dear.
~- you reallymust not blamemo; I had
an awful time. What do you think
I: that banner was? imagine! Ill was
s most horrible cartoon of a whisky—
soskod and hodraggled bum with the
motto, “This‘man can Vote,‘why can't
I," I!
The Weak Spot.
‘All the day's provisions except the
butter were ordered by telephone. The
housekeeper came to the tutors to pick
that out herself. ,
"That is a peculiarity at many
women,” said the grocer. "No matter
how long they have been trading with
a grocer or a butcher. no matter how
reliable they may know: him to be.
they make a hobby or one certain com-
.‘ludsmoat.. Everything else may be
ordered by telephone or through the
clerks, but they insist upon coming
to the store and picking out that par:
.ticlilsr “article. Some women want to
and smell the butter. or maybe it is
the tea or the calico
they are suspicious u out. it's a
queer notion, it they can trust till in
other things it stands to reason that
we'd give a square deal all the way
through. but than doubting Thomson
. will take no nuances."
WW
2 . Proper Credit dives to lodld. ‘
stool on hosting in charcoal powder,
ion. 1.500 mold or more and he
arms , all up. a; in no
clue of the household again that.
load in New York sherinsisted upon ,
modity on which they distrust his,
sort out the eggs. others must tasto'
r the cheese ‘
in» m or «institution. by which :3
’ iron is “unbound and converted into
" has been investigated by sir Robert 31
. .lladnsid in in mutant chisel oi (icy. "
The Sentinel“? ’ailt’jcolumns Are'Far
Baking Powder '.
7O Stamps Free with 2 Bottles Ex-
tract, '
60 Stamps free with 1 pound of Tea at. ...........
so Stamps {gee with I pound of Tea at . ........ . . . . ..
4o Stumps {rec with 1 pound of Tea at ......... .. . .
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25 Stomp: free with I pound of Ceii'ce at . . . . . . . . . .
so Stamps free witha pound of Coffee at . . . . . . . . . . . ."3ti
, :5 Stamps free with I pound of Coffee at . .. ....... . "
' foo Stamps with I can‘Pluin Pudding at .. . . . . . 3-. .. . . . .143;
so Stamps with r can Plum Pudding at ...... '. . .' . . . . . . ”
so Stamps with 1 lb. A. and P. Salmon at. ..... . . as
so Stamps with 1 box Soap at ............ , ..... ' ...... as,
10 Stamps Free with any cf the Fol-,-
lowing Articles:
:1 can Sultsnh Corn at
r pkgaJclly Powder at ..
rbottle Olives st...........
1 pound 0' Fig Bars at ..
1 pkg. Oatmeal at
1 pkg. Macaroni». .
IcsnA. andP.Salmonat...... ..
1 jar Smoked Beet at . ........ ...... ..2 :5
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stoo-
Best Flour
Best Flour .
19 lbs. Granulated Sugar .
Strictly Fresh Eggs
20 aw Green Trad‘
Free. See Circular
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124 WAOHINGTON 01'}.
Tel. No. our Free Delivery
Deliveries 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.
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~ We Give «1191? Green 'l‘radlng Stamps-“Ask for them
mwm- w.»
Houtv menus—«Name Pine Wreaths. hoping. any on
shop 9 made to order. at reasonable rice ,
«sum-ions owns-r wuss. canvas rumours. noose-m '
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