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8789 Washington street 1
South Norwalk. Conn.
' All kinds of insuluuce.
Public Stenogmpher
‘ TIDE CALENDARS TONiGHT.
Every Sentinel reader should rc-
'ceivc :1 Tide Col ndnr with tho copy
of their paper tonight.
The Visiting Chapter
(luild will meet with Miss COuch.
Friday altcinoon at 3 o'clock
—Lndieo‘ extra high cut button and
lace, at Connenlly and ilracken' 5.
Mrs. Mary Harper of North street.
Stamford, has removed to South Nor-
waik for the winter, near the home
of ilerwmo‘thcl'.
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~I.d‘tllds' “fell. slippers,
$1.25. Glorcr’s the place.
$1.00 and
There wore twenty~two sales of,
real estate in Norwalk, last weak,
with mortgages 01322.825. For the
second weal; in 'Det‘en‘lber, 1911, there
were thirteen transfers of propevty,
and mortgages oi $17,225.
-—Fuil line Xmas caps, O'Brien's.
lhe Connecticut institute for the
:Blind has purchased forty acres of
land at the corner of Jordan lane
and Ridge road, Wetherallold, tor the
erection of a new home (or the in-
dustrial trades department which is
now being planned.
M.Ԥr
: ”ii QMusicE rolls.,.',at Beers!» “stationery
store. 8 SouthpMain street.
A creditors"pctition, asking that
"the 001013191 Mill and Lumber cov
puny ht Norwalk be, adjudged bank-
rupt has, been tiled in the United .
States dlhtrlct’coul‘t. The petitioners
are Theresa. Bumble, the Hatch and
Bailey company and the Ferris Coal
company. all of Norwnlk.
—-—-Dutest derbics. O'Brien's.
Spcclal orders issued from the ot- '
hoe ot the adiutuntlgenerul approve
thpdldpfilication or First Lieutenant
John H. chase, in, Fourth company
least Artillery corps (N. Y.) to be
retired, and he is relieved .trom active
duty in the military service of the
slate and placed upon the retired list.
d-Boudoir slippers, pink, blue. red
and block, at Conneolly and Bracken's.
A certificate of the incorporation of
'the W. I... Hutch company of New
Britain has been flied. in tho Ofllce of
the secretary of state. The capital
clock is $50, 000. The buulnoss is real
astute and the incorporutom lll‘t? W.‘
ii. Match. 11. W. Hutch and M. A. Fill
nlgon. A certificate of tho oruunlnu
tion of the George B Foley company
J of Bridgeport has ‘ulso'lpocn illcd,
~Chnriop Oddo. the iiiuut Sidc bur
l1or,,wlshcu to announce that no will
do harboring at the homes or his pa.
lions on loquost. dlhono 806 ll.
_- it ill illtcly that the Norwulk 'Cl‘ll’
(louucil will upprovo'l‘ho election or
tire department unicorn ut the rcguhw
meeting to be hold this evening but
it its in their power to return to fol.
low the usual comm and they may
till the oilicos themselves. it would
tie against procodcnt so to do, and it
' in belloVod that the slain will romuiu
tho sumo.
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«fUmhrcllés for Xmas. G‘Brlcn's. I
The wintnr Fashion: 111m brought
lord: Imus charming ids“. Mitch one
will and pissuntly lutsrpriom in nu!
danish prawns. mill hum s m
on. 3......“ which it...
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mus blur in 1
u Burglary policy v
u mimbuut ‘ you for
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Almanacs ~
313m
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A Fascinating Display
Childrcn 3 Play
in our . I
Toy Départment
Fourth Floor ‘ l
8:010 “
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things ?
a. ,,
6n request.
Our Complete Illustrated Catalogue of
Winter Fasifions, for all ages, sent irec
decoration consis
will prove a. Gift in
Mun: GIFTS 'ro HOSPITAL.
Ladlsn' Visiting Board of Dncnmbor
Reports Largo Numbnr.
The meeting for December or the
Ladies' Visiting Board or the Norwalk
Hospital was held at the Hospital last
week. The usual business was trans-
uctéd and plans for Christmas were
completed. The ladies. as is their
custom, are .l'urnlshing the decorations
for the hospital. The llollowing slits
for October and November are gram
|i’ully acknowledged:
Jam and pickles, Mrs. l... C. Green.
Eight largo sheets. Court Cecile,
through Mrs, Tracey.
ice cream, Mrs. A. Palmer.
thnzincs, Dr. Dumortlcr and Mrs.
E. Stevens.
llound books—Mrs. L A. Hamilton
Apples tor nurnus~~hlrs Abraham.
Flowers from Mr. and Mrs’ Bradley,
friends of Mrs J S Soymour. Mrs
0‘ Council.
Two whooi choirs, Miss Sully llotts.
Mont nnd pnrnlcy, Mrs. A. l’ulmor.
'l‘wclvo sultu or pajamas and a
night gowns from lindiec' Board.
'i‘hrco boohu. Mrs. D. W. Raymond
(inc book. Mm. Senior.
Six long kimouos. l'our abort kimo-
C. F‘, Tristrnm. — ‘
I" Largotlhtail (11.1....me 3.... intherrld
Imported China Dinner Plates
Especidlly Suitable for Holiday Gifts
These beautiful Plates. with the old characteristic Dresden
oi vsrious floral centres with gold edxo
any Woman would heutily uppreclntc.
We offer these Plates at the following extremely low prim
Dinner Plates........$6.00 doz.
Soup Flutes........:. 4.50 don.
Bruldust Piston.
Ten Pluton.......‘....
BmdalndFButter
Phtos........‘....‘.
Hcauttfuliy "imitated Curtain“ Sou: I'm
comm um my 111111-211
fiymd’cfidmfifl
9 t? 11 Bound?lh Slrcnl
Just off mm 3-1 NEW YORKCiTY
‘ Six Pliowidlases. Mrs. L. A. Humili-
“Every'Littlc Puff,
Has a Flavor All
1 Its Own”
rum is no dnnyiny the
{out that the highugrnd s to .
bscno mud in the turnout
‘ “rumba ’" chum impolite n
‘ flavor t at in not ohisihsbin .
in thermal-1115c dun-cunt clip
or. it it this delightfully
mild and sshnlylul tlcvor
and aroma dict mulls
l“'i‘omboy”01:m
rwithli
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Hum AV. At Thirty-fifth St. NEW YORK
4.80 don.
3.75 gdou.
doom
1.9.:
ton.
Twelve hand towels—Mrs. '1‘. l. l'tay-
mond. ,
Fourteen pillow cases, 6 sheets. 28
Hand Towels. 2 short night shirts, 2
long night shirts. 2 pairs drawers, the
Needlework Guild of North America.
Sixtyceven tumblers of daily, 1
bushel apples. one-halt bushel boots
1 pack turnips. 1 peck potatoes, 1 pack
carrots. 2 cabbsgcs. 15 can: Truths
cans peas, 8 oranges, 4 boxes crock-
crs. 1 box ginger. 1 box grape nuts,
1 box shredded wheat, 1 can grape
.iuice. Ladles’ Aid Society. Rowoyton;
ice cream for all. Mrs. Mathewson.
Magazines. Dr. Baldwin. Mrs. Lyons.
Mrs. Henry Prowitt, Mrs. Seymour
Curtis. Dr. Dumortler.
'l‘wo bags apples. John’nomum.
Two hottleu pouches, 2 bottles pic-
kles. Mrs. chliis.
Potutous, beets. culibnsds, turnips.
from Grace Church, through Mrs.
Warner. ' .
,Applos. oranges, graphs. ,quosh.
pursuipu, pumpkins. 4 3m lolly. 1 jar
(1|)le lo'iur cilnrrios. .dousbnuls,
cruckers.poluloos. cahbugs’s. carrots.
turnips. celery. Trinity church W
port, throuzlutov. Mr. lilacltlock.
13131111111 for nurnss' dining room, Lw
dies” Writing Board. .
Twentymvn lied shrouds. Hospital
Whist Club, through Air». 81mm M.
11911011 and Mrs. W: Bodwcll.
uwuon.
Tan chinhnllsrs. through Mint (3st-
lcr. ‘
The visitors ion December m 111:5.
Von human undid". F. A. Loos.
Wan-W '
tits may to opportunity tor “my.
dullness rol- moduli: ‘s‘c‘lllnl, mt»
ins, scouring mploymsuh-Ill bunt.
within the 11mm of tits Would.
cruisinuiuuuywmochnh
nonm.mh 11.11. mi dim!
dhfli ‘ " I
~ Addltlunnl nPrtlc‘ulun'ot chained
." incorrect in its essential lectureu.1‘ha
2: following account. which is correct is j
”13111311 from another newspaper: ,
‘occuplud cents in the tonneau. When§
in from of John Pope's meat market
2: in Onkvillo, where the roadway is our
‘ wow. this automobiié party met A “01-,
. outcome
A calla for honour topics. Mrs. Mothr
, rind lu illusthorwulk and commenced
’Snutlucl Wont columns hm council
domino: mm um i... has mm
inhuman Militil m " non- .
oi Former East Norwalk Hellcat.
By rcqucut oi! the relatives or the
duccascd. The Sentinel in printing
the tollowing account of tho sad ac
ity of tho accident 11nd proved to be,
Mrs. Stronkbinc wont to Watcrbury
in the afternoon and Was returning
with nor husband who had pond to
Waterbury to meet her and bring her
home in his car. Tileywero nocom
punicd by Mr. and Mrs. Pearl J. Sixth’
ton of this place, whom Mrs. Struck
blue had met whilo in the city. Mr.
' strocltbluq and Mr. Skilton were on
the front seat while the two women
ley car headed for Waterbury. The
trolley car was at a standstill in front5
of the Congregational Church. The
headlight. was turned‘od, but the
highway, making it streak of light as
wide as the length of the car, and Mri
Strockbln'e was provénted from seeing
an approaching team which was in
the darkness beyond.
Husband Travel. On While Bl‘ldo Lien
Unconscious in street.
When, at the last moment, he
sighted the team, which was then nl~
most upon him, he turned the our sud-
denly to one side in on etiort to avoid
impending collision, striking ‘a low
embankment. As the husband or the
victim relates the accident Mrs.
Strockbluc stood up in the our and
tho lurch or the automobile as it
struck-”tho; low embankment presum-
ably conned her to lose her balance
and she was thrown headlong {com
the machine to the street. striking on
her head and shbulders. The our
continued on its way and the occu-
pants or the forward seat were 1111-"
aware or the fact that one or the
women in the rear seat had been
thrown out, :Mru. Bkilton shouted trun-
tlcslly, anally sucwoded in upprlninx
Mr. Strockbino or the not that his
bring lay in the strain. acme distance
blink. ,.
no tv men hurrledly mun-nod to
this spotl whoa-9‘ Mrs Strocinbine lay
and took liar to tho, oiL
lice him which in nelfbx. llt
roduimd but a hurried examination
for him to ho convinced that the
man who most seriously injured
dud he ordered her inimodlutb ro-
Maui to the Waterbury Hospitul. Mr.
Strockbinu was in s highly WWI
state; and in no condition to run his
own csnm he communicnted with Dr.
James S. Martin. who come post haste
in his mhchino. broom sll spend
records in mailing the two mile run
from Watertown. Stopping only long
enough to take aboard the injured
Woman together with Dr. Glide ind
Mr. Strockblne, Dr. Martin continued
the wild rune against death towu‘d
the holpltsi. Dr. Martin and the ob
hinted husband ”mutual all night. at
the bedside at tho bride whose mur-
rind lite was to be so cbruptly ended.
Had Just ‘Popnd in wining Gown.
The most psthetic lecture or the no
cidcnt, aside [rum the great 103M!»
hinted upon Mr. ‘Stl’ockblnc is the
fact that her purpose in going to the
city was to be photographed in her
woddlng ,zown. She went. to the
Brennan Studio and mm posed for a
picture in “the some rolment in which
she. as a happy bride,
words that iolnod her for lite to the
man she loved sun to whom the wu
spared lass thou two‘ months sitar the
wuduing commonly ms uniformed.
Silo loft tho studio and mat 1.1.1 hut.
band but a short time lutcr willingly
{ coloring the machine which omen by
her own husbandmw'u to carry her to
her death. No suddur one 111111 over
occurred to arouse the sympathies
or the community in which both vie.
tint cud odtlctod have been no popu-
lsr.
Mr. and Mrs. Strnnkbiud worn mun
hounoltsnpiug only it short thus no,
on Hilicmt avenue, Mr. Sirbdkblno
having. purchased lilo 10mm Md-
, oldent which cost the his or Alrs._'
James 1“. Strocltbiuc formerly ”Miss
' F. Rormelue. il‘hu utory which the .
a local papers printed on. when tram _
the newspaper published in tho vicin-
lights within the car illuminated the !
board the,
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for this Steel Foidulg
DOLL CART
We luv. Silt. 75 or them.
and they will not tut but a
‘duy or two.
Ill]. J. illilllli 8 ill Bil.
184-1” WASHlNGTON 81‘.
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Compnny. which he has conducted
lwltb unusual notices: ror several
years.
Funeral serviog's were held in War
tertown lust eycuins at 6 o’clock and
Nonnik this morning, {or further
services at 2 o'clock. The services
will be held mm the home of Mrs.
Samuel Skidmoro‘. mother of the do
“filed. at 10 Wliifleld 8m“ and Rev-
8.1? Fall‘hnnksl3lil emulate. Intel'-
mom will take place in Riverside
cemetery.
There is always a way {or the con-
”minimum worker to not
ahead—writs: a Sentinel Want Ad.
stating briefly and concisely your ex-
pcrlonoes; cell or your proliciency and
directed Service will result in Mutts
sdvsncnmont. ”
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4
"How many prcaidontlni terms do
“Well,” mpllcd Sonatin- Sorghum,
”I don't think any man should have
too many terms. At the “me time i
lively 11nd outcrtsluinu ucudldstn."
Washington Shir.
W
crick (trunnion. Mr. dttockbids in
thrown mum ‘Wuut".ld.” j ‘
Great Holiday Stocks, G1fts,
VERY SPECIAL-«59¢ Pictures 29c.
of the Christy Sous’, size 18x15, regular 59 *
Tonight only 29c. ’
éAVAVAVAVImv
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damage: or the Hitchcock Hardware ,.
the remains were brought to south ..
neck, 1 position where cosmetic. well-1 ,
you think it man uhOuld be oligiblo‘l".
q don't believe in putting on 9. limit“
1 out will deprive tins public or any
1! you not your music-«‘7' to bo-
om tits alum mum. all mu
'. Hi1
0ys and Dolls ~ '
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VI’AVAMA‘t
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”Sunday School Societies
. We are prepared to iurnlsh Fancy Boxes 0! Candy for
Xmas celebration at very reasonable prices.
Samples and prices cheerfully furnished.
RUNDLE’S BAKERY.
NORWALK STORE.
BAKING PRODUCTS.
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cAuov. 1c: can
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REDDY81AYERS Moron
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The Hatch & Bailcy Company
000'"! NOHWMJGy CONN.
Lumber and MiilWork for Everything
TOW “c
BEAVER BOARD
anionic fluidlyhmuluflty u a sum to: Both-ll
pin-luminous”. nhmdumm
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The constant aim of Th
Sentinel is to have 1
advertising columns :~
honest and rcli‘able as its new
splice. This newspaper will no,
knowingly accept any advc
* lining that is misleading, exa
Norwalk Chronicler