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CHARNoIcs MARKET.
' Telephone 583-2
FANCY TURKEYS .
HOME DRESSED ROASTING CHICKEN‘S“.
communion, for the case involved the
status of the natural oyster beds ly-
ing on the West Haven ahoao. Kiev ;
tor represented the natural oyster -
growers. those men who have for :
years taken oysters or mailed nat- I
nral oyster beds lying along the Savln :4
“4284! lb 4
24¢
Rock shore.
Small Pork Loins 16¢ The seal-mp: Oyster Company
Side Pork, corned or fresh “m0 “on: a few years ago and
. :4 Nola-Twenty per cent. Reduction-2070'
The Holiday China, CufGiass. Nickel,“
_ _ and Aluminum Ware
BIG CHOICE far BELA TED SHOPPERS
Beginning at 6 o’_clock tonight we will start this great bargain sale just in time for those
who for any reason have been delayed in making their purchases.
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This sale ineludes all of the Imported Fancy China
Cake Sets Ice Cream Sets, Chocolate Sets, After Dinner Coffees, Salad Bowls, Vases and
4 4 4 4 4 4 _ _ 4 4 _______ . 15¢ bought a title to those grounds from
Mrs. John H, Button, and under that :;
title they tried to keep off all the
Small Fresh Hams . . 16¢
Everything in Fruits and Vegetables.
Christmas JEWELRY
Macy rsaomo cramps GIVEN.
(mains. all kinds. . . .. ..... $1. $2, $4 up
loud Scarf Pina.’...........ai. as up
(in. Clasps” ....... 50c. s1. :5 up
fluid‘Weddina Rings . .......... I94 up
foils! Gold lavaillors .. ..$1.so to :7
It”!!! Gold Neck Chains .. ”$1.50 up
Mists ....... . . . ..... £1.50 to 88
" N0 CHEAP 0R SECONDHAND
GOQDS!
Honest Goods and Lower P load
" Peace on the earth £00d will ‘0 men. ed by Mrs. Whitehead, was attached to properly confine the cat and nesll-I The Malakka has been 13“ ‘0 he”
. Goods Than At Any Place.
I 'Eysry Article Guaranteed to Wear and
, Give Satisfaction.
‘Boys’ Mackinaws,
ys ’Suits and Balms-
. . caans, 4
‘1.AA‘ VCI’Y Reasonable Price.
' GOTTLIEB’S
$7 and $10 Suits.
“'aN. Main St. 80. Norwalk,
Hayes
NEW CITY .
HM‘ARKET
IHaIes’Block _
,9North Main Street '
'c’nnismaa‘ DAY BENTINEL.
the Sentinel will be published as a
' ‘ paper 'on Christmas Day, next
FANCY CHRISTAMS TREES AND WREATHS.
natural oyster growers The natural '. other dainty gifts.
Armory Christmas Tree Celebration
Tomorrow Afternoon atfs' O'clock.
The Christmas celebration for the
poor children of the city will be held
'at the Norwalk Armory Christmas
tree, tomorrow evening, starting about
5 o'clock. Nearly 700 little ones, who
might not have much of a rumour
branco otherwise,,wili be given use-
ful garments. candy. etc. James
Wood. of South Norwalk, will in
personaté Santa Claus, and distribute
gifts from the fig tree. Should the
weather prove stormy, thesexcrciaea
will beI'heid in the Armory.
The singing will be in charge of
Lillian SherWood-Newkirk. who re-
(liloats the singers to‘asssmble at 5
o'clock. prepared to render the car-
ols about the tree. The following will
be sung, and readers of The Sentinel
are requested to retain the following
verses for use then:‘.
It Came Upon the Midnight Clear.
it came upon the midnight claar.
That glorious song of old. ’
.From angels banding near the earth,
To touch their harps of gold.
From Heav'ens all- gracious King,
The world in solemn stillness lay.
To hear ‘the angels sing.
Still through the clovan skies they
come, .I
With peateful wings unfurled.
And still their heavenly music floats,
.O’er all the weary world.
Above its sad and lowly plains
They bend on hovering wing,
And over o'er Jta Babel sounds,
The blessed angels sing.
cumsruaa canon To a: suns»
1 "is charged that Mrs. Whitehead,
l
I
__ '4 "growlhers".u they are called, took
' - the matter to the shell iish commis- .
DEAT ANva FUNERALS'- sion, who decided that Mrs. Button'a ‘ ‘
M change Germansttl. transfer of title was a perfectly legi-
Mrs. ‘B the E. Germanetti. thirty. ornate irgnsfer and the oyster com-
flve yea
.manetti. died iast evening at the Nor-
walk H spitai. The funeral will be vealed to the superior court. and. 1:
held fr In the late home. at 11:30 Judge Holcomb decided that the
o'clock Saturday morning interment grounds in question were a part of I.
will t e place in Wooster cemetery the natural oyster beds and as such I
were open ground for anyone to take
oysters from. From this decision the ..
of Mrs. irrgdmck Burger Sealshipt company appealed to thh '.
The re sins of Mrs. Frederick Bur. supreme court which has now ailirm- 4
ger. who died in Derby on Monday” ed the decision of the lower court '
will be brought to Norwalk on the Two other unusually interesting ..
41min arriving here at 9: 40 o',clock cases were decided: Blsflmfi against j
and services will be held in St Mary's Cheney. an action of negligence to re- 4
Church at 10 o'clock. The burial will cover in an ““0“ 0f ‘0“ '0? personal
All of the Cut Glass.
25c Articles are now .. ........... 19¢
__-_59¢
75c Articles are now ......... . .....
limos Candies, all sizes.
All of the Nickel Ware
Vacuum Bottles, Coffee and Tea Pots, Crumb Trays, Beer and Liquor Sets.
I. I... ,Wgogefhfgmjg 3.5.3.522“: f Countless items in Aluminum Ware
The four Special tables are included
50c Articles are now ................ 40¢
$1.00 Articles are now ........ I ..... '. 79¢
llo not fail to visit the Bargain Basement.
This store will be open this evening.
be in St. Mary's Cemetery. injuries from- the bits of a cat I'M,
brought to the superior court for New
HARBOR VIE-w PROPERTY AT. Haven conntv and tried by a ,lury be ;"010R smp‘ mu”
racneo. fore Judge Williams. Verdict for the LEFT 10 WE TODAY
' w: I'defendant and appeal by the plain;
4“ch ”"5 01' Brldseport. Cialma no. The complainant alleged um
i 9100 "M" M" “MI“ 3- Whitehead the defendant, Cheney. owned a large
14 The Joyce Press, incorporated. of Angora cat, which he put in the care
Bridgeport, has brought suit against of tile defendant. Woodcoek: that the
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SAN DIEGO, C‘al., Doc, 23.——’I‘he
Danish mowr ship. hialahka, with he.
$1,250,000 cargo, is still fast on a
fH.Krie5ger 8. C0.
Mrs. Jennie G. Whitehead and Miss cat was possessed of vicious props“. rocky ledge on the northwestern and
Christiana Brotherton. of this city, for allies. of which the defendant had
of Bird Rock, on the north end of
$150. Property on Harbor View, own- knowledge, and that Woodcock failed \I
the Natividad islands.
"113 morning. by Dopuly Sheriff D. gently permitted it to go at large and fate. for a few days at least as the _,
Louis Ladrigsn, who filed papers in onto the plaintiff's premifies. where it Arlzonan, Which stood by to lend her _ ,
EUR town clerk's office inn her No error‘ was found Judge aid all night and part of a day, has 4 4
I hit is charged in the irrit that'41ho Wheeler wrote the opinion All con- iprocesded down the coast "
Whiteheaddonss Company. of Bridge- curred i The 'oaptain of the Maiakka has
;!9!'t.- of which :Mra. Whitehead is a4: Glidersieeve a inst Gliderslmve. asked that a salvage steamer and
member, 85" a bromisary note for an action praying for a divorce “DOB underwriting expert be sent to his ‘~
no...
The Store for UseluLanas
rI
8100 t0 the JOY“ Press COIHDMIY. the the grounds of desertlon. brought and aid at once
“me being overdue and yet unpaid. tried in the superior court in New .______.__ .
Haven county by Judge Holcomb; ITODA‘.’ IN WALL STREET. '
about the time. the note was to be facts found and judgment rendered
come due. transferred her property her dismissing the action upon the ground '
Aproperty to her sister, ChristinlaBroth- that the marriage relation thereto-
S‘Lyn'x Furiioli'ars and
Mulls
M
WALLSTRDDT.10:.Ns m. New ..
York, Dec. 23. —Early trading in to-: ~ ,
"Just moving into the house, and were
“' 4erton. of m“ 9"" ‘9 “"40” being It- fore existing had already been dis-
inched iaoivas by a valid Judgnitlnt of the
' nmphant circuit court in South Dakota in a
0 come ye. 0 come ye, to Bethlehem; i suit begun and prosecuted in that
C ud behold Him born the King state by the present defendant against
““3: “we ' Famous Brewatsr Eatahllahmsnt la the plaintiff. and from this rudiment
Occurs let us a‘doro'liim, 0come leti Wop Dismantiad. iof dismissal the plaintiff appealed.
us adore Him. i The Borden condensed milk factory No error w“ '02:” th Chi94'41“3“‘;:
Him. Christ the at Brewster. N. Y., familiar to avoi- Prentice. who wr 944 e op n on,
0 come. M M More y concluding said: “For the present we
traveler between Danhu d Br
Iflf‘d. ry an ew_ .
i ster, and Brewster's chief industry for may no; "“9 uniform finial“; ‘3':
els, sin in exulla- many years, is probabiy to be discon lotion. ut we may con
Sing, chairs 0‘ ang g 4tluued in the near future ' uniform treatment of divorced persons
Sing all ye citizens of Heaven above.4- She Brewster Standard .. recently‘ ';::p::‘:f’r4::l::’e:4 33143442439542? 314‘:
in the highest; sa
$222331??ng adore Him, 0 come let "The dismantling and removing 0! tates of comity. and thus “(2244:;-
us adore Him, the machine shop of the Brewster wholesome “a harsh 90:11:“
0 come. let us adore Him. Christ the Branch of Borden's Condensed Milk which are natural fruits od e oppo-
Lord. 00., to Middletown, N y, ifi prob- ‘site course." All concurre .
‘ ably the “Winning of the end of M
u . n Cigars. a...
mond street was ac- the manufacture of condensed milk at Ladle“ may buy Gi
A house on Bay l, at Hefner's Stationery department.
0 Coma All Ya Faithful.
0 come all ye faithful, joyfully trl- I
MlLK Faeroav T0 60.
cidently set afire about 6: 30 o’clock ~Brewstor How long the factory wil
lull“ mm“ by mm“ “m “r“ ”mm ”en m mam" m?” "m“: NEEDLEWORK sumo ELECTION .
for bottling is not stated.
“It is predicted that the passing of Mrs Leslie Smith as-slectsd as Prefl.
the factory ‘wili not belong delayed. a.“
The sncroachmenta of New York city,l An adjourned annual meeting of the
the occupancy 0‘ many farms by gen directors of the Norwalk branch of the
Itlemen- of leisure, not interested in. Needlework Guild of America was
‘dsirying, beyond the needs of the “cit~ held yesterday afternoon at m9 [931.
endeavoring to thaw out‘tho frozen
water pipes. The Central Fire Station
force, who responded to a still alarm,
had the fire out in a illfy. with but
little damage suffered. ‘
WAR PRICES
FOR
THE HOLIDAYS
» on gram Whiskey. 75
4 Cid Crown $1.05
izenry" occupying or immediately con- dence of Mrs. Leslie Smith 394-19111
‘ nected With the farms and the semi- wood avenue, South Norwaik. at which
. prohibitiyo 9389': 9’ the Wilson .tarli! time the distribution of a collection of
permitting Canadian dairymen ‘0 5°“ 180 garments, etc. of which 38 went to
the markeh‘thus heaping prices so low the Norwalk Hospital 13 to the Day
that dairying in this section ‘ yields Nursery. and the remainder to the
little or so Iproilt, have greatly reduced worthy and needy families of the town.
the area devoted to that industry. . The officers elected were: .
"A manufacturer of automobile ne- President—Mrs. Leslie Smith
cesslties, we are informed,‘ contem- first Vice-Presidentp—‘Ml's. w_ a.
White Port . . . .‘: ‘. . . . . plates lease or’purchase of the proper Church ‘
Sweet Catawba . . . . . ‘, 4ty, provided New York city does not Second Vice-President—Mrs.
Claret ........ . . . .. . .. 50¢ -condemn it.“ . ., Camp.
Rhine Wine ‘ 50 "‘ ' Financial Secretary—Miss S. E-
Salltemes Bordeaux ; _ ——Calendars at greatly Adams -
N“? at Beers Treasurer—Mrs. George W. Carroll.
The management wish to thank the
Sherry Wine
Port - ,50¢
John
reduced
a.—
.. ........ $1 00
{Dry and Toni I
Maurice Nutt'lng. manager of 'the io- friends who have “‘4, generously con-
cal exchange of the S. N. E. T. Oom- tributed to this worthy m which
~ m ““5 ”wins will measure ecomes at a time when it is in such
yards of ribbon in William --P. Beers' mt “49¢ , .
downtowp store, on South Main amul . ~ ' .
For some time past customers at this .0001 CIGARS
store have been guessing the longthof A most aocoptalm! mu remsm~
the ribbon The person who name brands. Skeli a 30.4
mem nearestto Mr. saunas measurement purist. ‘ 3‘? 4,- ‘
4 mm ““4 44,,4. tonight will bod-Warned with a foam *
Milshire Dry and Tom Gin
Gordon Dry Gin $1..
Burnett’s Sloe'. Gin'4 9:154"
Milshire Sioe Gin‘. 49 95¢
444.\! 4,4-.
' -Ladi44ca' leonr H‘B. 0'4
. sold under yesterday’s
day's stock market pointed to a com;
tinuanoe of the recent dull and nar-4 ‘ "
row movement. A majority ottha act-E _
ive issues were unchanged, or at free-i
tions above and below yesterday's: ‘
close. Reading was the only stock to ‘ '
more more than a slight fraction, gain- I , ‘
Steel was .
lug 5-8. which it soon lost.
a trifle lower at the outset, but recov-
ered on dealings which included a
black of 1,000 shares. Otherwise the
overturn was in small lots. and by the
end of the first thirty minutes
ness fall away to minor proportions
with a lower trend.
WALL STREET, noon—Apart from
its record breaking dullness~saies in
the first hour amounting to little more
than 20,000 shares—~the market was
featureless throughout the morning.
St. Paul. Reading, and Rock hiands
illkewiso Amalgamated and a few of
the chapper Copper stocks ‘Bethls-
hem Steel lost three points of “5' re—
cent advance and New listen," fell:
back a point. Numerous sales of
day's low. but attempts ti‘aunbreair
through that quotation were unavail-
ing until just before noon, on. the
price fell to 48 1- 2. The feat of‘4
the bond group were two pol t
dines in Wabash 4's and \iinueap is‘l .
and St. Louis 4’s.
~Roma and 'Clsywood Pottery.
Something new.
Briggerman Bros.’
Nonwaax‘ MEDICAL sooIE'rv
ELFCTION.
The annual meetin‘r of the Nor‘walk
Medical Association was held‘
Meek.
After transacting some general
were chosen as officers for 1915:
g President-MD!“ George E. Cram.
Secretary,” and Treasurer—Dr. Wil-
lisp H.
The, meeting was then adlonr'nad ho
Black For Collars and
Mulls
lipase Dresses
WW
Coats for Boys and hills
Raccoon'ilolisrs an
Muiis
busl- '
lceiand Collars In
Mulls
low wines. ‘
Steel were effected at 48 34 yester- '
last 4 “ ‘
. evening at thohome of Dr. James A. .' ’
business, and hearing the reports of 4 .
officers and commi“ees the following” , 4
Vice-President-i-Dr James A. Meek. . ' ‘
‘- Voileandlhriierie
wmset around the festive board and;
partake of the hospitality of the sen ‘
4 lat host- 4 ,~ ’
liudson Seal on... ‘
' and, Mulls
French (Janey Ctllsrs
' and Mulls
d. .4 Shoes for Boys and Girls - ‘
Mackinaw Coats for
Boys and Girls ‘
Sweaters for
Men. Women and Girls
overcoais for» 4
Men and Boys
Skating Caps
Girls’ Dresses -
heather Bloom Petti-
H"
ilalll Robes?
Crepe jde‘ Chine Wrists
Wi
nausea and Quilts
Raincoats fur: Men.
Women Boys and Girls
lists all can
‘ Boys and Girls
-
lingers Mailer Suits
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