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'l‘hsbsst'l‘ilnboraadhumbercsnbshad lnanIy quantitysndat
m "I” W “m The HATCH cs. BAILEY co -
Compare our Tlnlb'sr all Thurber. and our facilities. and then putI -
astothetsst. Wswmchsrseyoir only what is necessary to bruit:
the best to you at a proper business profit-no more. we want your _.
futsro business just as much as we would like the that order.
The Hatch '8: Bailey Comm”
to $17583
all arilrrials lure‘c'tea with foot and
been destroyed and the carcasses bur-
led, according to a statement made
' II‘I‘I'I‘I’III":"'I!'.I"
today. No new cases have been re-
Iii“- nudgivu’l merely half a
diameymgetwhatyoude
q Merrill
_ Civil‘Service
T be Demand For Male Stenographers
is Constant. Prepare at
ported.
The commissioner said the total
amount which the state would Day
the owners of slaughtered Cattl; WM.
$17 683 55 to date. This is one-half.
The other half will be paid by the
gov.ernruent This. howeIer. does not
include other expenses.
The government will pay half the
cost of disinlecting and other ex-
penses. but not including the com-
pensation o! the assistants employed
by the cattle commissioner in the
College
‘ The ELECTION .IN MASSACHUSETTS.
a - BOSTON. Dec. 8.-—-'l'wo new names
FERRIS (e appearedIln the list of twenty-two
. . 1 0 AL Massachusetts tallies which held their
‘ annual elections today. They were:
COMPAN Attlehoro and Revere. which voted at
Y the Jocent state election tot accept the
city form of government. The other
Mahackemo
THE
NEW HOTEL MAHACKEMO
is now being operated on both the American
and European plan. lunch being served at noon
and dinner in the evening.
1.
Ne)... Hotel
The Fifty Cent Lunch which is attractively
served at noon to both Ladies and Gentle-
men, Will be contlnued as usual
Appropriate Gifts in
Silver-mounted
Crystal
‘2 ONE of the most attractive Holiday Displays in the
‘ HIGGINS 6t SEITER Store Is the splendid collec-
tion of Crystal beautifully decorated with sterling silver
.The artistic Candlestick. illustrated. is an example of the
many articles In this ware which are especially suitable for
Gifts This Candlestick Is offered InII Ifour differ-~
..‘2 00
cnlcuttinn. silver-mounted. at. each. . . . . . . .
ii“ The Cracker-and- Cheese Dish. illustrated mallet an espe-
f; cially useful and handsome Gift. Richly decorated
. ' ' with sterling silver. complete. special value at ‘5. 00
-" .San for our Illustrated Cifl Booklet—Free 3
DTIGGINSchSE ml.
Largest Retail China and Glass Store indmllbrld
_3CO.' s adv.
twenty were Brockton, Chicopee,
Everett. Fall River. Gloucester. Hav-
erhlll. Lawrencs,ILowell. Lynn. Mal
den, Medford. Melrose. Newburyport,
Newton, Salem. Somerville, Spring
field, Tauntou. Woburn and Worces-
ter. . t
the disease. The commissioner has
had ten or fifteen extra Veterinari-
ans and others employed for the
past three weeks The, compensa-
tion of the veterinarians will amount
to about $1. 000.
There is some question as to the
source of infection of the Rockwell
premises in Bloomfield. The cowa
There are now thirtyeflve cities in and the hogs were kept nearly a
the state. Eight held their elections half- mile apart. .mbulI lIt isthmi oIIIléplIoIn
of the state an orit es la -
IESt Week (four including Boston. faction of the hogs came from the
will vote next Tuesday and one Cam lcaitle.
‘ The statement was 'nlade. today.
his... ll. Im Tn. -"
momma-cg
Give HIM a Bath Robe
, Beacgfiulilifizltgobe
In" a, great variety of colors and designs.
(,omplete with cords and frogs, $2.50.
Ladies? Beacon
Bathrobes
mouth disease in this state . have ‘
by Commissioner Jeffrey O. Phelps _.
work of preVenflIIg the spread of “
r
‘ 0%
V ‘2.
we W‘ wom~' .
Duet-Ila
Uri-4-
4»
.w‘- I.'! I‘-
;-.'.
Ready to wear. The best: va
ey ever offered, $3.50 to $7.50.
Ask to seé'Cilbert Dress FlounCing.
Something New, in Silk or Salteen
lue for the mon-
75c, $r.oo.
Beacon Indian Blankets '1' :E
Unique patterns ill bright colors.
couch covers and hangings, $3.50.
Beacon Crib Blankets iii
Quaint color designs in blue or pink, 50c,
Ideal for
SIX—MASTER GOES ASIIORE.
bridge. chooses municipal amoers mi
that one of the men who attended
Mal‘Ch (
‘the meeting. this week. in the capl-
I.iol which was addressed by Dr. In-
Igraham, Iuld Dr. Kitrnan bad comeiI
“w from premises that were qunr'nniln—
WITH OUR ADVERT-(sens.
mi..—
PUTNAM HosaCo. OFFlCERS.
‘ ‘
l
E.
Secretary
M
_——-—.-
Points for Sentinel Readers to Con- ed
alder When Out Shopping.
| Prepare for your holiday books by;
selecting a Globe-Wernicke sectionalq
IIboolrcasc. one of the most useful. as‘Jamss Manahsn Chosen Captain and
Ewell as lasting and ornamental Christ- John mesker First Lieutenant.
Imas gifts to be had-can be found in: The annual meeting 0'! Putnam Hose
{the large assortment of ChristmasICOmpany, No.1, was held last even-
!gitl suggestions shown by the A. Ling. ht the Central Fire Station. The
Collins Go. See adv. . '\ ‘rollowlng officers were elected:
I Tile Camera Department of Don-I Captsln~JamesMonahan
nelly's is most complete. Full line, First lJeIItenant~Jolm Meeker,
‘Iof Kodaks. Prices Ianglng from $l 00] Second Lieutenant—4C A Volk.
up. Read their adI. today. i Financial Smretarye—Charlcsl
Holiday assortment of jewelry and Lockwood
fancies in all the newest shapes 25c i Recording
lt0\ $1. 00 Mallette’ s. Brush.
II New mackinaws and sweaters, the Treasurer-«William Nadin.
.warm. comfortable kind, at Rogers & in was voted to Mid a pool tourna-
{Stevens' ’mcnt during January. ‘nnd a largo
I Holiday jewelry and comb. at J l Inlunher of members are expected to
lMaIiette's. Prices in adv. Ielliillfl ~
No better gift to give your son or: .After the WWW“! “sabn' ‘
daughter. than to start an account In sauerkraut supper has served-
[the South Norwalll Savings Bank i
imAu' kinds of Christmas footwear at' IDEATHS AND FUNERALS
over's. See adv. ._.__._
i A new collection of Oriental rugai Death of Mrs. Wilhelmlene Hot-ninth
gbought for the holidays, at D. M. Read. Mrs. Wilhelmlene Homing. 'WNOW
.(‘0- iof the late J. G. Homing. a. Civil War
Extra good bargains in engraved in? veteran died at the Nor-walk hospital
Eltial and local address box stationery. Sunday morning at’ .. o'clock aged St
.at Beers'. See adv. iyears. The deceased was admitted to
Pure ’00“. pure coal. 1C3“ 3°“ 39° the institution eleven months ago af-'
{the connection? Read the Ferris Coal; tar having suffered a stroke llei' age
iwas against her and though for II
i The annual December sale of bin itirne she appeared improved in the
:llets and comfortablesis advertised by last few months she had been in
ithe Boston Store today. Read the biglgmdm“ decline Mr; Homing lived
ladv for news regarding it iln Wilton So far as can he learned
I Read the Sanitary Markets adv. °“‘she has no surIiIing near relatives
Ithe last page of this issue. for speciall F«I.Ineral services will he held to-
prices on V0“ lmorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from
I "Comfy" slippers. ideal for Christ Raymond & Sons parlors Rgv c
Imas gifts at Conneally & Bracken. 1-E. Bario will ‘ofllclate. Burial will
I The toy department ‘5 “W We“ at . follow in Norwalk Cemetery.
TMlntz's. '
The best Christmas present to that punem of MM Harriett w. Roberts.
.bOy 0’ 8““ is B 33""183 account start i The funeral service of Mrs Harriett
ied in The -'Pe0ples Trust Company. M. W. Roberts was held from her late
.is a gift which will last a lifetime. home 4 MerIIin street, yesterday of-
.and increase in usefulness as the ternoon Rev. W. ll. Thomas and Rev
years roll on. .' 10. E. Barto officiating. George H
” Hirst sang very beautifully Rock of
owe-Echo" '8 MADE Ages The pallbearers were David
TO MASTER’S fiEPORT I
GCOI‘KG f
Schoonvr 0n Tuckernuclr Shoal But
"(‘I' (‘n-w Remains Aboard.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Dec. 8
—»-'l‘lle six-Illusied schooner Alice III.
Lawrence, bound light from Portland
for Norfolk. was ashore last night on
’l‘uckcrnuck in Nantuckct Sound.
leaking badly. l'lcr captain and crew
‘.nemained on board.
The schooner struck the shoal on
Friday night and the seas raised by
‘ the northeast storm that has raised
since opened her seams so that she
was nearly filled with water. althOIIgh
her powerful steam .. pumps were
tel Acushnct went to her assistance
vcstcrllay and prepared to put a line
the shoal but the schooncr‘s captain
deemed it unsalc to float her. fear-
ing that she would fill with water and
sink. The Acllsllnnt returned to
Woods Hole today. A wrecking tug
from New London. is alongside the
schooner and will try to save her
when the weather permits. Tonight
the storm had increased in violence.
it was blowing sixty miles an hour
and the seas were battering the vas-
sel heavily. .
The Alice \l. Lawrence is owned
ls) J. S. Winslow A" Company. of
Portland. \lnino. and is of :..230 not
lbnnnge.
4.
CAMP NO. 8. OFFICERS.
Nominations
‘ Election is December 31.
lug otllcers for the ensuing term:
President—Mrs. McCullum.
Past -Prssident-Mrs. Keller.
.T Payne
Vice President—Mrs Plait.
Chaplain—Mrs. Whitney
wood.
Trustee. 6 months—«Walteri Hoyt.
evening. of January .
ganlzed Camp
worked constantly. The revenue cut-‘
abound in an cndt-ntor to tow her off
Made Last Nlilht. and
A meeting of Camp No. 3. P. 0. or
A.. was held last evening at P, 0. S.
of A. Hall in Washington street. and
those present nominated the follow-
'Assistant President—~Preston Boyd.
Assistant Past President—Mrs? J.
Recording Secretary—Mrs.l Ethel
Boyd.
Finantlal Secretary—Jesse Bruud-
age.
Treasurer—Mrs. Whitney.
Trustee. 18 months—Thomas iMc- -
Cullum. . ‘
Trustee. l2 months—Mrs. Job Lock-
The above officers will be elected on
December 31, and installed on the
- Thetnewly or-
is progressing very
H. Krieger 8. Co.
It,
Our Complete Stock of
ready-to-wear
for
MEN, BOYS, WOMEN AND
GIRLS.
If «1.... haven't got the ready cash just‘ now; II'é will . .
giIc you accommodations until conditions are improved.
Open a Charge Accbl‘lnt N0 ~
i
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' .avf'!
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’a‘a/‘v ‘1" ‘1 '
.BEERS’
MARKET.
. ‘22 IllsIIIIIerIIIerlttr -
‘ FOR TO-DAY
Home-made Sausage ..... 18c lb. Rib Lamb «Chops ........ 15: lb.
Brooktlcld. Eggs ...... 38c dozen Forequarter Lamb 11c lb.
Swift’s Premium Oleomar- Sliced Ham .............. 22c lb.
garlne ................25c lb.
——~—— 1
39 Main St.
Norwalk.
Sanitary Markets
0. F. Scllilltze
32 Washington st.
So. Norwallf.
9&1] EAST '57“ ST. NEWsYORK
«Just of! fifth Avenue - Opposite Tiffany 8: Co.)
egg. SHAYNE & co.
.‘esTRIcrtv RELIABLE sons
Exclusive Designs in all Fashionable
Furs for Fall and Winter Wear in“
Coats, Wraps, Neckwear
and Muffs .
" leged- bankrupt.
it Recommended Discharge From
Bankruptcyk For Stamford Man.
Judge Edwin S Thomas. in the
United States Court yesterday, heard
arguments on exceptions to the report
Iof John W Banksbas special master.
{in the matter of George A. Stafford
of Stamford. bankrupt. [The special
i master recommended adischarge trom
bankruptcy for-I Stafford. The objec-‘
tions were to the report that the mas
ter found. that in his schedules, Stat-
ford did not mallska correct state
ment of his assets and liabilities. and-
there were other exceptions. to the
master's report pdvanced. Their ob.
looting creditors were the Chatham &
Phoenix :Bank, the Coal it Iron Bank
and the Metropolitan Bank.'\all or
New York. and W. 0. Gay a Go. of
Boston. These were represented by
Galen 'A. Cal-tell and Warren F. Greasy.
botlf'of Stamford, and Frank H rad.
munds ot—Nsw York Judge Charles
D. Lockwood of Stamford appeared
fort stbfford. . ~
. In the matter of the Mullin’gs
Clothing Company of Waterbury. at-
an answer having
been filed denying banks-until Judge
Thomaih has denied the motion of an
, intervening creditor. thatther Question
be submitted for trial to a'
I
. William Acker.
W Raymond LeGraIId Raymond, Hi-
ram Lawrellce. Chester Lawrence and
Many floral pieces
were sent in loving sympathy. Be-
sides two daughters she 'is survived
by one brother living in Boonton. one
sister living in Albany and Mrs.
George H Raymond. of this city Bur-
ial was in Riverside canetery. /
Funeral of Charles Booth.
The funeral of Chill-lea Booth,
Clvll‘a War veteran. who died at the
Soldiers' Home. Noroton. last FridaY.
was held yesterday afternoon. In;
terment was in Spring Grove Ceme-
tery. The deceased was sl'ryears old
and was a member of Company ID 23“
c. vor. ._
”Funeral of Mr. Hewloy-
The remains of John, Elmer Hawtey.
aged fiftyenine years, who’rlied :Sun-
day at his home on 39 Franklin'stl‘eet.
of heart trouble. were this mornlns
sent to Dover Plains. N. Yn' where
funerar services were held. Immem
will take place at thilt city '
W
A WISE MERCHANT
it in a large way. he turns the gentinel
classified “For M"
.3 W“
nicely. and it won't be long before
their winter entertainment will‘he giv-
en. and their; anticipated old time
VEAL SPECIALS
a].
advertises his goods. Ia he cannot do ~:
up the office. and an oil. mail will call,
dance will be one of the features.
trCAR-E on CHILDREN’S.
TEETH
can most.
ones who are seldom sick.
play. he... health follows good teeth.
Iaur children to Ins.
Consultation trad.
Hours: 9 M II.
Dr J. H Mallory
by
I“ mm 9'9.
7 iron dollars. said Leach yesterday as
‘ Broadway A. C in Brooklyn. tonight.
Most boys slid girls dislike to go
to the dentist. but those who do and
who trike cars of their teeth are the
They
stand high at school and excel at
To have good teeth you must give
them a certain amount of care. Bring
IsI'ip. In..- Sunday
so. smut
Stew veal
Veal Chops \
VealCutlet -'
_ ¥ 1214c lb. '
- 14c and 16c lb.) '
18¢ lb.
mourning because the ballot knocked
the fighting game out of the California
rings. It's pretty tough to have to
tight for pennies around New York
when I- fought out there for good old
he wound up a hard afternoon's work
for his bout with Phil Bloom. at the
“‘I saw com-0th before i left." went on
Leach. ‘and offered to’ help out in a-
defeat the bill. It would be money
.well invested. I liked California as a
lighting ground. aside from the money.
if it had not been for the sudden call-
lag offs! the gaqu would have gone
out there to live. at least as long as l
wa'it able to earn a dbl‘iirr fighting."
financial way if there was a chance to ’
. Sentinel-Wants have has; volume. . .
.w 9" ‘ 7 ‘ "‘H I . I '
. I .
Leach Cross is the saddest pugilist' , . ‘ - . - ,
in the world these days. beach is M
Christmas
WATCHES
SELLING A]? SIIALLIIPIIOFIT.
Eight, .Walthnrn. etc. which can l::I
seen Open priced in nur- window nIotv.
GENTLEMEN LADY
$2.00 ‘34. no I:-
$3.59 £550”
$5.00 ‘ $6.50 ‘. ,
$0.50 *‘ $7.50 "
' $8.00 08.75 "-;
811.00 811.00 -
$12.75 $12.60 ~ 1
and up > and up
Washington St. 6‘ M So. Norwslk
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