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he Boston S Ore Radiates the Spirit of Chris as ide
. Your every possible grit need has been given thought, and“ here" are needfuls. 5;.
and luxuries, almost Without number awaiting your choice. If the gift is to be
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If iris; to: be “Semething for the flame”
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i ‘ "THE sou TI-I NORWALK'I
EVENING SENTI NEL
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
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E. AND A. L. GOLDEN
~ . PROPRIETORS
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MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW
-'High tide 3 :54 a m.: 4: 12 p. m.
jun rises 7. 13; sets 4: 25. V
m- .w- 4.-
EVENING SENTINEL TE LE-
» PHONE CALLS
.iEdiIorial-- Rooms—92.
Business 0ffice~93.
Norwalk Branch Office—I388.
{Editor's RésidenCo—218-2
City Editor's Residence—752-4
Business Managers sResiance--
1113-12
yublish‘ccs Residence—890.
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LICENSING THE GROCER
The Retuil (IrocI-r's Advocate
trade papers
and
1il9.l(lt’lll Grocer, I\\‘()
seldom seen by the ordinary t-oIISIIIncI
‘ “of food, hure joined forces in II move-
- onent towards licensing: the retail gro-
‘ ~ ”II-er. ' They want every-state in the un-
lion equipped
otiitihin two yours.
The plan is to leave the grocers now
but to require
with It license system
in the business Itlone.
every candidate for the grocer‘s trade
A In he examined Imd licensed before he
ll
sounds nbsurtl
lint is it?
'4 "can open a store.
You the first I'cndinnz
Doctors have to be examined, So
States trained
(lo lawyers. In many
.. nurses are under the
ment. The Music. Teachers National
Association working for
years toward the Other
urn tiltithil')‘lll§l' to attain
same require
has been
same end.
professions
“it.
I The objects and benefits we
told: First. the, license system raises
"the standard of the profession by pro
iding II. sieve Ior eliminating the ob-
_, ously unfit. Second, by cutting Out.
' the cheap competition of the unlit, it
protects the well-trained » members in
. their uhilitv to make a living. _No-
“here has tiny effort to raise II stand;
ard produced headship. Everywhere
it has been beneficial“ The unfit torc-
ed out in any case client to have b‘een'
doing something else uhlch they could
do better.- '
' A. moment's serious consideration
' Iowa that there is no one more lui:
:Surely he ought. to he able to pass an’
Rminanon upon subledits Connected
I4 the buying, storing- and disposing
”Chic tumppiy ggtp time'
toiiipztrntirelV sIIIItll
"t lsc' s \V‘I Ines
done
, itIIIIIm em‘ant,
‘ship that goes into commission it
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portnnt to the health and pocketbook}; ,But this time the Joy ism mum ,
. ' ~d « h I
”he nation than the remit grocemlated ““5 going Into Khntucky. Vlar hiring which I: e had served as Surgeons and prominent. citlnenn, was
In ‘, Why shouldn’t ne‘I nut charm...“ 0 “13,59
' n m flm’ ennmmfls Daughters or: Liherby Mrsi- Golden IIIIII euoIgy. Theummmeleinfield
3%,
a)? A. o- ? . .. . . - . . 0:0
too IS here anti every article offered: ‘ * , . ' * ' '
i : ~ ~ vlSVbOSOflSOIeii-‘i w ‘ '~
4.: . ’ g f u an I a" rice I. ‘.5
9:: ' ' i ‘35
:8 u i.
i.. 9“»):
:3 0’5
.90 .
h E V ERY' I 'HING F 'OR E
3:. ct;
.. L E ‘ V » ». :9:
,3, C 0v s SILK PETTICOATS UNDERWEAR DRESSES JEWELRY IURS ’2“
,i’? BATH ROBES DRESS GOODS BRASS NOVELTIES SWEATERS DOLLS- ', CHRISTMAS CARDS 2‘
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3:. STATIONERY TOILET ARTICLES KIMONOS PERFUMERY $2130” 'SrllingAcsfoSTHs .§..
' . ELS f ' ' ' ‘
03° BLANKETS FANCY CHINA HANDKERCHIEFS FANCY LI-NENS CLOCKS BED SPREADS ’3:
I O 4
i: SILKS« SUITS SILK UNDERWEAR ' WAISTS CORSETS CUTLERY 3,:
4 , _ MUFF AND NECK PIECES
:3: CUT GLASS LEATHER GOODS BABY s WEAR INDIAN BLANKETS :2
‘ I}. TOYS UMBRELLAS PAJAMAS COATS i g;
. 9? NECKWEAR LINGERIE NAPKINS SLEDS ‘ 4:3:
‘ OI. 00-
gg, SILK STOCKINGS COMFORTABLES STATUARY FANCY, CHINA é;
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v” ”4“°- " ' ' ’ ‘ ' ‘ 0 ‘H””:”o”: «owl» Ww:«l¥¢/ Msioo: «.«,oo’oM«.«.«.”:ug”.” ”z”.,.;,.:”:”: 5 ”’3 5 :7
'l‘lII- "um. this morning. Funeral servluis will
”W? be held tomorrow IIIIerIIoon ill. lllP~
m. “my home of his parents III 2:30 o‘clock.
. “l Interment will be In St. Mary's reznefi
- I In pu} tin-ii debts terv.
lIIIV tlItil pinto] kuppup '
0I get out of tho] .IIinneIIs The some 40 w m IN Hit N. H. )
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(’1‘
”any onin, applies to the lIIItelIe‘L mm, I} .1 4 l.:.
I'tl tin.- illl'll“.
Low”...
the l‘il.~l It;
i):
I’ li‘l‘th- “my:
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THE SAILOR'S PAY ‘
“lltl‘l \\t‘ ‘Ie spending hall at billion;
lollIIIs In new ll:'l‘\2'll construction, and:I money. in the bank." lt' s an ill wind
I
LLI not
w
IInd lune:
Miss Estella May Jones.
MINI Estella Muy Jones died lust :“
III to Water street. The for»;
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(a.
I
that blow nobody good ,
3 VII; ~11
:‘(0llh‘lllplilllllg tho pIIIIII- ~3IIl of sz‘ntltltl.
titltl . t e ‘ W3”... ...- » w . . , 1‘
llllIC for .II-tttlouhips the prepaid-1 , ‘ Thu “.1“ be held from No. ll Roy.
“1 that $3 a month I". added (0 the till}; A Stun cort'tisptintleIIt of the Raleigh. Inontl street, Monday afternoon or I. It
I.-I . . . , l . , . _ .~ ,‘ i 4
of enlisted men In the ll:\\_\' seems . '-\"“'i‘ and ”WNW“. owned by Set-rt ::""";'m“';lml" “L ”'j ("l‘ ”m" “mg, ‘2‘
Inuit r It \Vouldi l-H.‘ “midst. wrote his paper on the1 ~...... It,
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eie of election that
<
Mrs.~Davl¢-Chiltam . .,
Mr». Sun-Ill. Chittim. \V‘iIc ot’ lilitVlih
ClIltttIIn, pus: oil may lust. owning III L
ll‘l home. I (‘entei 1'.I\Pllll(‘ at the age" '
IIIIIoI nt ercIItuullV to $1 13th non or $3,- ‘tlm entire Suulhf
about on II... t of oil“ i’xmln’d wow the mammoth
pm if .4”. mm. uould honors nOItlIIIiII-d” in oIlleiIIl report
£92....
000,000 II yezti. 0“
in.
SIIIIIII cruiser. ‘
That Reach: livery Member at
‘I‘lt't'ulllllllbil it» llllt Hlllltll puipose of at- i“ ”I“ Dflh’ll'lllll‘lllt 0r I‘Ihor lust iS- ‘or seventy Mulls. She is survived m,
IIIIetinu eIIouI-h recruits to bring tIIt Wm“. ““31“ ,‘nml out 5" 30.7‘” llt‘lhljll‘i her husband. lIy tl‘Iret-tluughterc,Mrs ii
’IIIII)‘ up to its desired strength, ll WWW“ f01‘ through ‘the I‘IIIplt‘Iyment llerlierl I). l’ollnrtl. Mrs. Irving Hill“ '1 ti
ifilltlllltl lie Voted III'oIIIIIIl)’ and rmnhilmremi. only 125' “Tr“ :IpIilieIl Ior i" ton ”M “I Willitm H linvtnontl ' - 0 ~ . ~ iii
lully. ' Elllt‘ South. The secretory oflnhor .lr.. and (‘hj‘ three mm; tlturlts and the Famll are Most 1 ‘ E .
It “m". m. mlli‘ .llN to vote the "L: would tlo Well to confer with Mr. ~ 3:? u:l:;mj{:im:)l (F;;:’::l1llllq(:1rln::l; _ y ll cceplabje ' 8
t'l‘t‘ll‘st' anyhow, I't‘IIrIII‘dIess of its liearwhimmfi \mlk. I‘lmeml seniors “m 4,, held ~ A?
.‘inu on enlistmeots Neurly everybody: ”M "’“ .J‘” """ iMOIlllii)’ afternoon III 2 o'clock llOlll W ti
0m. whip Human“ Hmmml in W ”w mm Mme M mu “Homo“ in GNP Our large assortment of Furniture, FarICy China, Cut Glass, Pictures. Dinner and Tea 6‘“
Sets, Carpet Sweepers Electric Vacuum Swee
, pers, Kitchen Cabinet
foods}; Electrfic Portagles, Lamps' In Brass and Mahogany Lamp Drapeiicsjalgiiigsiegrifi HBorass
urnIs tugs 0 every cscription, in assortments that will mak use-
prices sure to please. 6 your selectiOn easy 3‘10 E
IIII going IIp-»II'II_\ notI
eign (OIIIIIIerce llfls douhlod \int‘e the tel nienne Rer Louis I) llonell m i
The resulting number m- .‘ I'IIIII'. t‘lIIIrelI \Iill ollltlut-I, . and
interment “ill be In the Smooth cl-en
eter. ‘
nilot‘ n? .\ monthly stipend of $16:
ir‘Jll Itni'thlnn'wto
leuie II huppy home tor even it hut-sic.
the
to $15 tor women m” begun
. is less iIIIpIeIIsiu‘ tlIIIII
W e non hate“
tons. lionmcl
—-
the peIceniuge of gain.
living expenses are IIIIIIVVII in, ultcn .
tempuretl with torrent rates of rc-id “”3”. WWW“ shipping tlIuII l-lol- Mrs.~CtherinevBurkev. l I OY ll IAINWD
ilnnd hut not nearly so much as Nor-' \lI> (‘IIIIIprIIIe IltII-key, “Idow oi; - . . ~
.\tlItIII Broke), passed Itirony at her
IIIIIIIerIttioII in otlIIr occupations
Something. at uni Into has to be Our Toy Store is stocked with the greatest assortment of Toys Dolls Games, A
’ I utomo-
biles. Sleds, Wagons, Velocipedes Go- Carts Doll Carrie es El
, e t
Toys of every description In fact every concert/able toy to Sc f'oundcfiiirc tthatilxiildrl‘e’IIfcizahiigi
A. J. Collins CO:
"f 2,191.000 “m5 1" home on l’illlltk nnnue. 'l‘lIuIs-
day morning folloulnu .I osnhmt. Ill
__ ”(’38 of pneumonia. Site “as smenty-
. _ Ssuen years of one. and hates two
GERMAN LINE EAST OF] .‘ilh‘ll r8, M‘I‘S. Henry IIOlSlt‘ln. Of Ger-
III.II\. not In A I I I
THE MEUSE FOR A 015- Vitus...“ .‘i’.§‘..,‘.‘.‘.’°“t'iiu.«.‘.’.i.
TANCE 0F SIX MILES IS and ll'dVVInd. both of South Nor':nnlk
SMASHED ‘ 'tVVo d~nughteIs, Mrn Allen 13.Giegory “'3
Wm... rand Miss Mmy t. Burton, both oli"
Newtoun avenue: nine IIIIIndelIiltlren.I \
ltuth AlboItn, Allen William nndi
Kali (lieuon of this place: \IiIIierd. .
l
Xllfz§regzfietihe h0g6 221:: 3‘3 \lnrion and Pearl Ilurkey of South
I 5 WI 1‘ nsi ertNonIIIlk and William T. Burke of
e. l. I c t e If.
C ss goes on we SIIll soon hit it ltheir decision to continue the Boston, Muss. MIS. Burke} \Vns bornl
bulk oi out navy Inid. up in the. hoods blockade which it says, is strain zl‘nmliltllorf.(3:;1un:tny;.l in‘ 1839i and hug
ste cm 0 0 Its coun Iy WI I
‘VI'IIy. Our total
N (mung I'Ibout one-tenth of England’s:
it's useless to lllllltl Will‘Sllills it"
The personnel“ Ot
to~<timuhttt~ IIntIIl
g...
lIIek men for them.
‘ is alarmingly inude-
the navy today !
quote and them, is no Visible hope 01‘
I‘m nearly eIcry no“:
It
is.
(continued from first pngo)
found necessary to retire two nelive
ships to provide the crew. II his pro.
s. r. N» a. Christmas Presents
Choose Useful GisflzsI
We Have Made: a... Specialty Oi ThéSe
of cmetakors instead of lIItVing eiel‘y ting relationg and impressmg pub- her sister Mrs. leockner In 186-1
ship ready to go into action at nullic opinion. The reply concludes, she has Innrrled to Adam Burkev
with the expression. of.a.desire1t‘or the past titty tuo years she hadl
by the government and people oft liVetl in the same Iesldeuce She has
reece for a resumption of thelmauy I‘Itends throughout Noruullt,
ors? Ilv paying themi .5 mom :1 month, excellent traditional confidence “esteem and “‘9 hefil‘b)‘ surroundi
hour‘s notice.
ll0VV are we going; to get those “still
‘ ‘ 1 ‘ ings.h‘une1nl seuices will be hold
0!“ $10 mon in 3: i: 2101:? Bylhlmgg‘ \ghich prezitgltislséezusted between ii”? v:iitonduy at 2 o’clocki Roy. limestii
in.rr our socia at III e 0mm 10- reece an e n ente nations.» ‘ (‘Greu‘oi \Vill otllcinte. l .7 LADIE I H0 1 . ,. i - Q ‘ ,
Innn “eating his country s naval uni iDEATHS AND FUNER'ALSE Mrs Ann: Mu“ e l QS'lk L' l I? SIERY “ADIES” SHIRT WAISTS“ HANDKERCHIEFS .» r
.: 2 my I I 1. Inc: use»: A ' ' “
form, and treating him with tho IIonm ....._. i Mr. Anna “clump, died m1 We“ i 9; 25c. 35c, soc. C t $3” a Specralty. Ladies‘. Handkerchiefs
and Iespect he deserves? By IncreRS-- Mrs. Mary Matilda Quid" ing at her. lube home’ in Winnipanky at] 'iLadies’. Silk-:Hose~ I??? e Chme Whists 15c to 500’
ting the possibilities of promotion: inl MINI-l \iary “M31311 Golder widow Oflthe age. or 4‘ vears Funeral servio 35C: 59% $1.00» 249 to 35“,” Mens Handkerchiefs
ithe service? Or by drafting men lot, the late Charles H- Golder died at her 05 will be‘hem from St MW?“ Chum!“ ‘ 'T'IChildren’s’ H680 Plaid-SilkiWaists B SC to 25c. . .
the n “y? :home in R‘otrayton avenue this morn-gilt 9 O'clOCk- Monday morning. 311d 113' 15c to 39¢, At $300“ OX! Handkrcmeffif' V i
1 ing She is survited by one daug‘h .terment VVlIl be In St. Mary’s ceme-y IMen'eralf-Hose. Colored Silk .Waists . ISF’ 25c’ $150“ -
4, _EEW..¢I....._..__.. ~: tar. MIS Franklin P. Crockett, of Row Itory. The deceased ls sIIIviI‘ed h'v ' 15c, 25c 500 .At"$5-0Cl-' Lade Necchar: ' i i '
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KENTUCKY ISiHAPPY : Iyton.1"uneInl services VIill be held three. Son. , Thomas, William and Vlhite Chamoisette Gloves Nitddy Blouses W 5310 $5449.,
.. ..~ Wionday qfiel noon at 2 30 oclock, and James and by one brothet, Patrick 59c and. 75c $Iim'and---$i .25: m sot Ties , _
V0433” me going “P lamented “19: interment “ill be in the. Swing GrOVé Troy. all of \‘orIV ulk. IQ “ nf . J _ ‘ -~ H I ' I 255 to 50¢ '
H Lea standICaps,‘ Crepozmtmonoo-
mum of the house InourniullV SOnIe- cemetery, Dnrienr iRev. E. S. Jackson: ‘— . 50c. to $2 98 50c 46 $1 50 Hand Ba‘gg.
body's always taking the joy out of will otlieiate. Ml‘s- Guider uas one Of' ‘ Funeral 0‘ Di? Jean Dumortier Worsted Caps Flannelette Kimonos Su‘ig‘wlfssioo_ "’" i
‘I‘
The funeral services of 'Dr. Jean Du-
well-known
lthq first. settlers in Rouayton. She
2‘ c to oc.
Itvent there Lhurt.ly_ utter theflivll omtler, 5 ‘ 5
50c to $2 493 $1. 00: to $5200:
A. DICKERMAN & SON
life! "
one of Norwnllr‘.
A!“ nurse. Het husband owned storel held this afternoon fromzhlmlatenhomc
new Situotioh has arisen." says the and blaflfimlth shop at IV-hntMIi new: no 8 Washingtomnlreet Rev. Freder-
‘Owensll’oro' Museum: “And {115%. Guidor‘u corner. She was II meniher' ick A. Colemaii. rector of the Trinity
eliacco farmer—the hardesoz Wk” OHM Wraith. finbombouidte, No. 42. ,Church outdated; and New John Stu.
~.I 0.11m and of the Banner Councilnpleton gave II sympathetic and hehu‘
SBOUTH NORWALK, CONN
”“3”“ imi‘M’“ ‘3'" 9W“: 3 ‘9 will always be famembered ror- patie‘nt' ed by the Men S Club or the soon
a [situotlanbthatstugo unicorsnli m Miami for her kindness to others.lNorwalk Congregational Church unmmm; R: 9mm” ”“1, m“,- 'M
I trillflttenflplhmllmnio .Nuidbllmu ‘ ~
1 m 0'!“ Bannedommons . . . , Inlnmantt Nuolnr Emmott conic-l. .
‘ , m m . , . tort Mm beautiful Autumnal“ : : W“
mm; nod who has: In the but
Milli!!! Cb- passing. from nine It!!! iii“) the out, . :
immanent ‘ . . ~ - a ‘ '
‘ .‘~ ‘ . l60, night kutohhm. Stimulation.» .
tynrtl.~ 4cm 4 _ or Thursdays» '
Night, a revolver wound In the heath
its on " ‘ cause was de- ‘
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