_ _ nun cutlery.
’tomllldardmtBCo.
til loath thin that.
also Your: ”
ants Known
Through the columns of
THE EVENING SENTINEL.
' wedefy coalition ll
Twit CH ES
OUR GUARANTEE
Witter
lllIIIJTl and TIME
bathe absolutely beyond question.
43.3..
DIAMONDS
quality or price. -
lnu on y in the
Genuine Article.
ponathle parties can have our goods on
the t of terms. or for a liberal Divalent for
cash.
Tuna. lollllslu a ca.
919 Hostages St, Brooklyn.
GUSTAV small. . ‘
Agents for South Norwalk. rill)
< um EVENING somatic
W
‘ pastas Wm". filter and Proprietor
7 swarms-nos Mills—By mail. in ad-
Vance, postage prepaid: One month. we; three
months.” six months. 32.60.01” yearJMll.
*' > Delivered by newsbcya.19c a week. to he paid
to theearrlvr. “
an‘vnflsruo nails—v“Want." “To
’1‘." and “for Sale" advertisements, not ex-
. Mint five lines. one time. 2. at three times.
' a... six times. 31.00. Reading in tines. 10¢. a
line. larrtsge and death notices. lieu. Sched-
ule of rates for displayed advertisements fur.
' ribbed on application.
’ urn ornate—No. no thlngtonstrnet,
South Norwalk; telephone call. 92-5. Branch
v lilac. No. 48 Wall street. Norwallt: telephone
a l. as 4.
COMMUNIOATIONS should in all cases be
t! Ircssed in
me. EVENING SINTIKEL.
Son'm No “WALK. Conn.
In an article on "Politics of the State,"
the New Haven Sunday Register shows
M E. C. Benedict. the Greenwich
millionaire, is liable to Le the Democratic
candidate for governor. it also says that
Governor Morris is not averse to accept-
ing the position again, although it means
a loss of 325,000 a year law practice.
Then the article goes on to any:
It has been stated that the banquet has
had particular interest for politicians in
‘ Bridgeport, Hartford and New Haven.
Greenwich is in Fail-field county, and he
convention which but the allotment of
the offices on the state ticket will hardly
agree to moret it one for that county.
If that one is a ‘the head of the ticket,
and is for Mr. Benedict, why John J
Phelan, of Bridgeport, is ollt'in the cold.
Suchadeal will not be pleasing to Mr.
Phelan's friends. who maintain. and
Itotltly, too, that he should have another
term as secretary of state.
If they continue to argue from this
standpoint and put up delegations here
and there in Fairfield county to protect
Secretary Phelnn‘s interests. Foiriield
county is quite likely to be very much
divided between lit. liemidict on the one
hand and Mr. Pholnn on the other. The
secretary of the state is strong not only
in his own town. but has a big following
in every section of the state. He is
prominent in several organizations the
members of which have a good deal of
power in the Democratlcmmp. Those
who ureidentitied with the political for-
tunes of Secretary i'heluu smtt‘ they a o
no reason why he should betetiredto
private life because atlolltm' pa rt of that
county wants the gubernatorial nomi-
nation.
Still you can‘t tell what, kind of a turn
politics will take in these lillll’fi. it is a
field that is bristling with surprises. May
be Secretary Photon can be induced to
tango the pleasure of another term.
Willy some sort of a truce can be
Imtled up between those who are now
my steadfast for his rt-nomination and
those who believe that it is time for
‘V Greenwich to come to the frontin the
gubernational contest.
CHRISTMAS.
Morass week and Christmas will be
'wilh us. The intervening days will be
-cr, at least, usually arevtlle busiest of
fie season with local merchants. The
times will no doubt have a depress-
lll‘ effect on holiday business, bill if
there is any money around at all it is
likely to be brought from itehiding
place during the coming week. Christ-
Isas ha time when those who can afford
it deIIght to remember their friends.
Windy those who are Ieee fortunate
M themseIVev. There are many homes
in fiaswalk which, we four, are scantlly
finned for the Christmas feetlvul. They
undoubtedly will be generously rettlum
band by the benevolent societies and.
Mia citizens of the town, with
p whomitinnore blamed to glvethan to
receive. .
A Protest l’rum ltanburr.
lilartford ('Olll’niltJ
”yearned Mr. De Fumt promis-
. .‘ lb! Dashary folks that the Demo
’ stale party wouldn‘t touch the (MCKIE‘
W) duty on for felt hats. Thereupon
my gave llr. Cleveland 500 majority.
New “at they find that 55 per cent.
“if out down to Professor Wilson‘s blll
. to” percent. they with they hadn't.
M their, disagreements about
W matters the Danbury Billyldyt'n
hath-Manny workmen are of one
“fleet the retention of the Meltin-
”W and they are going to make
“ 3‘ and wishes known at
lethoutdelay.
, I they follow the good example
"fl, . .audsrlinthelrturnagood
M to tbs other manufacturing
Willa-Minot when local lndus»
WWW by Democratic "re-
turn? “
W bolas as an Incentive to miss.
I a. film writvsto the Stamford
Woman; against the singing
“3&sz club it the all. a. A.
m lite tong. " 0 every
Willie my lager bur
”We: clear.” its says
“uncommon:
nus or two clues}
tiliilfli AND REAR]! lil' SENTINH.
MEN lli' TOWN AND ”OWN.
Basile-mere. There and Everwtrere in
24......» south Norwalk and on in.-
medlate .Vlclltuy—Ihps and Misliapv of
a Day condensed Into Crisp Paragraphs.
Home news on every page.
Miss Jullalrockwoodpof wot street,
Norwalk, whuhaa' been seriously ill. is
improving
The list Trimmers” Union, of Bethel,
have voted to donate $200 to the aid of
the Danbury ’l‘rimmers‘ is’nion. provided
they need it. ' I
The choir of the Norwalk Congrega-
tional church will give a concert. in the
chapel. December 27. for the benefit of
the Sunday cancel.w *
1-3.0. Keeler and J. i’. Treadwell and
families will go to New York, Thursday,
to see “Athericb,” which is being played
at the New Metropolitan Opera House.
:
[six-Senator tlroful. of Dunbury, has
been appointed "by the Danbury hut
manuficturera to present apetition to
Congress praying that there be no reduc
tion in the duty on hats.
'l‘wo Hungarians stole a telegraph pole
in Bridgeport. and were converting it
into fire wood when arrested. it rest
them {50 to settle with the Houthurn
New England Telephone company.
’l‘hezanuunl meeting of tho lit-chains
ticai society of the First Congregational
church, and thercntal of pews, will beon
Friday evening, December 29th, and not
this evening. as stated in The SENTIXEL
yesterday.
Andrew Subtitle and Miss Lulu Fair-
child, both of Smutfortl,vvere married
in the county jail yesterday afternoon.
by Justice I’eck. Schntte has been in
jail two wet-ks. lie was arrested on luxr
Complaint.
The tireless in the United States for
one week ending Friday. December 15th,
was three million, two hundred and
seventy eight thousand and live hundred
dollars. The loss since January 1. llllltl.
has been “$0,576.15”. This isnn average
$375,227 per day.
The Norwulk Horse Railroad company
commenced running cat's Saturday night
to connect with the midnight. trams.
Thus for they have carried a goodly
numlwrof pnsurngurs. Those late "ll“
will be run by driver Henry Malia-is and
conductor llanld Hoyt
The i‘iirt‘lll the State against the liquor
seized at the recent Sunday night raid
on Michael Fulton‘s place. came up we
tvrday, lit-fore Justice. Ail-din. who unler‘
ed the liquor destroyed. Attorney Frost,
counsel for the defendant, guru notion of
an appeal from the decision,
Sheriff (‘larkson says: “With these
hard times and so runny out of work it
is remarkable that crime has not in-
creased. 'l‘hcrohau not how as much
stealittgas i expected then» would he
The jail records show that the hard
times did not drive the people of Fair.
tielrl county to commit crime.”
Attention should be given to the wires
on the south side of Washington street.
They are in u very dangerous condition,
not more than sixteen or eighteen feet
above the sidewalk. Two of them are
resting on the trolley wire. and should
t ' break and ntrikv aonwoue. Tut“.
SENTIMH. might have occasion to rot-0rd
a lu-rluus and wrhnpe fatal accident
Work on the new baseball cage at
Yale will be begun during the Christmas
vacation and will be completed by Feb-
may i. it will contain a clear ground
surface of lot by lil) foe-l and will have
aakyllsht roof fifteen feet high. The
location"! the one will beln the rear
of the gymnasium. its mat is about
$5,000, given by an undurgmduatv of
the academic department.
It. Carlie Wilson, the young English
man with whom Miss Florence Merrill.
of Strutfnrd. in Infutusted. called on
lilac lit-trill Saturday at the Imuusot a
mutual friend. The girl insists that she
will not give up the young man be
cause he is proved to be |iulllllli'lll,fll1tl
her father declares that she shall never
marry Wilma with his consent An
slopoment of the couple is now hmked
for.
The new board of officers of the Lion-
nectlcut Division. 1,. A W, have elect-
ed the following five delegates tothe
next meeting of the national mmhly.
in February: David .1. Post. Hartford;
J. M. Birmingham. Hartford; .l. H.
Rowland. Bridgeport; C. W. King. Merl-
den. and it. Sawyer, lllrtntngham.
Chief (mm Tracy, Vice Consul Clancy
and Secretaryn'i‘rssrurer Weatlake are
Mathew of the delegation as ethnic.
A reappearance of influenza or grip a
reported from various parts of the Stat»,
but in only two instances as fatal. and
most of it it in milder type than on fut-mu
at «cantons. in smelt the physi-
cians say the dkssse is spreading. and
maimestbslald “bureaucratic. Nova
'rna llailN'I‘sl or am. cattle.
Where Reader- uf the hottest Will Find
Pressure for the Holiday lesson.
The enterprising proprietors of the
Norwalk Boston store have kept adding
to their large force of clerks during the
approach of the holiday trade until they
have between fifty and sixty in their
employ. It is a pleasure to look through
their large stock of holiday goods. The
kitchen department is well stocked with
Crockery sets of all kinds. 0n the main
floor we find besideaa wellrsclected stock
of dry goods, a line line of plush, natural
Width] and silk toilet articles. Nearby
is a stock of Japanese goods. parlor
lamps, silk lamp shades and other nov-
elties. A large display of table scerfe,
titties. and other fancy work also attract
the. attention of the Christmas shopper.
Their art department is worthy of spec-
ial mention. Attractive goods are also
being displayed in the silverware, book,
and fancy basket departments. A candy
tablethae been added, which is stocked
with Christmas confections. Perfumes
and cologne are also sold at another
counter. Furs in all the different skins
are displayed in an attractive manner.
Their millinery department is still a fee
lore and many taking styles in winter
heurwear are shown. Tito toy depart-
ment covers considerable space and it. is
u delightful trip the little folks make
when they go'through it.
u Tatum.
Ilruggist Halo is in the swim again
this your with an attractive line of ‘holie
day good». It conaiuts of elegant plush,
celluloid. and natural wood Inrtnil-urc
sets, toilet cases, glow. t'olldl‘ and cuff
boxes. fancy writing paper, and other
goods of that ltind. A large aaeorlment
of toilet articles and perfumes also form
a portion of his (‘Ilristmae display. Mr.
llalc‘slarge show window at monomer
of’ Main and Wall streets lrl particularly
attractive and shows great skill in its
arrangement. it will be worth vour
while to look over his goods.
1:. .l. “albums.
i-l. .l. Wadhums, of the Pmlple'a Mur-
kct. Norwnlk and South Norwnlk, will
have on . hand his usiml large
stock of poultry for the
holidays, in addition to evvry variety
of meat. .\ more acceptable Christmas
present than a big turkey could scarcely
llt‘ suggested. and we know of no better
place to get it titan at one of Mr. Wall
Itatno' markets. Here, too, will be found
all the other fixings. such as cranberries.
Priory, fruit. ctr.
I(\\‘_\lllNIl .\ 50“.
Raymond A" S ”in, the Norwulk furni -
tuiudualcrs. haw uspecial how of writ-
ing «ll-ska. (any t'lldll’fi. t'lntel’ tables.
vhltfoniore. mirrors, couches: in fact,
everything can be found then- in the
way of boost-hold furniture 'l'lu'ir large,
wollnppointud wurcroums on Main
structure-daily throngod by Ulll‘llilni'fl
shoppers, and much internal. I't manifest
ed in the excellent and well-chosen as-
smrtuwul of good» they have for sale.
i‘llHUlMltlt it. when.
”l‘lwodorc if. illsen. the shoe dealer,
has ll. complete department in boots,
shoes and holiday slippers. iiis pricesare
wry n-asonublo, style.- are the latest.
and he has just what you want to buy
fora i‘liristuias present. ;\ lurgr- quan-
tity of good» of immensely gtiod quality.
nndut hard~ttme prices make hill stock
uuml llt’l‘lll’lllilti.
IiiDWAYTON.
John Stillliu has been quite slt'k.
bit». (‘ltarles W: llell Is quitt- sick.
lit-my Godfrey will sail tomorrow on
the stcutnehip "(‘ity of Paris.“
Fred i‘ost Lockwood is speculating in
mt-erstelluum pipes until after tho holl-
tllys.
Mr. and Mrs. W. l“. Ambler, of Dan-
buty,tlre spvutlingu few days at their
former home in this place.
While moving a load of furniture here,
one of Raymond ilrnthurs' home balked
and the goods had to ho oarrlud several
hundred feet to the house.
billet Emma itlle, daughter of Edward
Into-Jansen fut recovered from her re»
cent illness that the wait able to resume
her duties as teacher in the {Stamford
public school, this tnornlug.
Selectmen Baker and Raymond visited
llmvnytou yesterday to ascertain if the
stone wall being erected by [letter tit.
John in front of hls property was done
in a manner satisfactory to the town.
ltev. .l ii. blister preached two elu-
iptent and Impressive sermons. Holiday,
to large congregations. Much interest
wannamfested in the sermons. and at
their close revival services were held.
The Hethmilst and Baptist churches
are making active preparations for their
Christmas festivals. which. will be held
Saturday evening. interesting pro
grammes have been prepared. The child.
dren will receive gifts.
’l‘hejudge of the huperlur tlonrt has
appointed Talmadge Baker. of booth
Norwalk; Edward Eleotield. of Stamford,
and William 0. Seymour, of Ridgefleld.
commissioners to condemn the dammit;
property. at the corner of Main street
and Witch latte, which in wanted by the
district for the site of a new ecbml
mm‘ .M» . , .
bitten.
from a severe illness.
carry to the Wasteland-tun
m.mmwhrnf3 Mr ”V:
’0 am “mmmm
Holdall
mo FITZIB. .
Are open for inspection. come in
and look them over.
Out Bliss Vials, Monitors.
Perfumes. Eta.
They are all of this year's designs. No
old goods to work all.
I)
Tomlinson‘s Pharmacy
BY TH
8 NORTH MAIN STREET
making arrangements for the reception
of parents.
Ivanhoe Castle. Knights of the Golden,
Eagle. will hold a sociable in their hell,
tonight. A very pleasant time Is enti-
oipated.
A son was born Sunday to Mr. and
Mrs. (floopor, of Babylon, 1.. l.
lire. Cooper was formerly Miss flora
rick, aged
Dodson. am
not recover.
Cbasmn‘r. of this place. the “"
lay in their
In IbeCrimiuaI Common Pleas Court, the floor.
laatweek. William J. O'Neil, of Stem- Patrick th
ford. was acquitted on the. charge of {.1th l‘”
stealing buy from Charles M.Waterbury theymxér.‘
of this place. ‘
Contractors Shae & bathrop are get-
ting along rapidly on the new addition to
the bridge over Austin'epond. They have
a steam pump at work draining of! the
water, and u stationary engine and der-
rit-ks have also been erected. Excava-
tions for the foundations are about made.
out with th
Nu cause
was done.
V Day was pll
lltlnmvd the chief outrif I130.
Even the police are taken in once in a
while. (the day last week a young
woman from New Haven presented
herself at pOIIC'f' headquarters in Middle lrtau “mm
town and reported to Chief lnglies that
on Thanksgiving Day a young Woman
from Middletown had spent the day with
her in New Ifavcn and that she had
stolen $70 from the house She gave the
noun-nod tin- pulim- investigated. The
young woman wished to get back to New
Haven. however. and borrmvml #150
froth um kind-hearted chief, giving'her
name as that of a well-known family in
Now ”even. Since her departure the
t‘Ilit'l has found that there is no truth in
linustory of stolen money, and he also
finds that the young Iranian from New
liuven imposed on siit local lllf‘l’f‘llflnl! in
the ninth manner.
.
gout In“ a a
IIIUHS “1”er
Albert I',
died in Hill
llf‘l \t l‘I'II bl
hermit-m .vf i
I'irwuiau
IfawleyVIIlt', are very anxious over the “'I‘”‘“"'
disappearance of their son. John. lie is
twenty-live yoursuf alto. slxlut five feet
seven inches in height and weighs
about up pounds, Mr. Donovan was
last noon on Thursday, Decequ-r 7th.
when he was dressmi in ablack frock
coutJdnck patitaloons and brown cap,
with stripes. iii- then appeared as usual
and did the t'horra about home in the
morning. Iillltllnl‘i‘ that time no "proof
In» \vlu-roalmuts has been found.
runiu, I.t\.
donut, llm
Liturpml
Imu. i‘tlml
gum
\"atr'lwd the Message lntently.
“Not long since in Galveston," says.
drummer. “featured a telegraph office to
send u dispatch to my house. As I was
waiting on old negro brought totiiu omcea
\blllllllt it u
tumult; it~ ll
5'-
“The operator scanned the message and
replied ‘All right,‘ and proceeded to dis-
patch the ntlssive. When this was com—
pll-led. he twk down his file, spittad the
original on the hook and then turned his
attention to other business.
“The negro took his seat and act for half
an hour, never taking his eyes off the pa»
put- on the hook. I was awaiting my own
reply to u ‘ruah' dispatch. and as i had
nothing better to do I watched him care
fully. Presently his patience was exhaust-
ed. Approaching the desk, he said:
” ‘1 any, lms, linln't yer gowin ter send
[my tin) - ..,;
.\l wilx
llrtIlim. I. \
all.“ lllv‘lh
up and
.\n.xlmni
rul It \\a- l:
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this.’
”The tlarky looked at the man with sur-
ths other two ladies,
inquest that l’utt'lrk had luau unmdv uI
town on :s‘unday with u m In mun-«l tiny,
and together they lush-vi lin- shunting
qualities of the pistol “IlIl \il.ll‘Il the ilt'l‘II
.\i: Intuit. le. tun. .‘lu’m
lltwul lIlI‘ pl. .‘ ~l
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uhultu I! m: I.” \"“l.r\r
‘mn‘fllllt Pillllltll‘. one
or m onus. rum
sum not vouus.
srovee. ‘
AND
IlllT Alli HEATERS.
Gasoline. Stoves.
GASOLINE,
ON OR BARREL.
Factory andBoalWorlt
A SPECIALTY...
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A Disappointed Luvvr Imus Almlrlr With
a lievuivrr.
Your Blur". Ari... ll-u to
ill, nllnl irl~ it
ltwoutlnx at Hill
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Wit i the llelfllllxfl'n llt‘i it. n. ‘i'l‘ what
ling meant. all lb”! .,
own heparin.» p - .l
The girl‘v. {alloy 1
4* house. and in. ,
suit chunk-alum ll
anugeltu'ul to t..l«..
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keep llt'i' engagi-hwnl, umi m
c l'i‘tllllls- .m r-l'zll 1
la uxuigm-d l..r ll.
It ill tell
It ua- pinion :ll»-ut
cotupuulod l’ulrirl. ill the lmlw ulwrr- the
killing was dour. but «Laid uh illt- uulw‘ulr
tC-'ll in jail .
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For the HOLIDAY WEEK I
have fitted up the cast store of
The Sentinel building with
lulllsh Scenery and Booths.
The room is open for visitors,
whether wishing to purchase
or not. Everything haoful for
Hounu Parsons
IN
MEN’S ,
iurnishingiloods.
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ll Ls'tllr .\l'.' \i
the trial mu iii-ought In a “llllll‘ll -t- 7 z... “lumlvlf.
l’rilll‘t' Mie'tlult‘I. lul-l \tx‘lill'lt | :v‘lll it), rlrntaer-dll-nl ‘
.\ Ila-lent"- M-u Ills-Inc. Sign“: not». ”to mi lam... pt'mu mm IGEO STILLSON
The family of Thom” [)onmmn! of later.t‘l-t.zt‘.1t‘il;t’.:li:Itlm upon l~~ l"liii‘|ll ' C' I
3 ‘ South Notwalil. Bonn.
4. Children’s
“‘IllIITIIIIIll
,_x-Halsamlllaps
platinum
m'lll ll
v l-lIil-u um;
\‘tvglutal
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u. .\li j
l “at II. r I SuleAut'ni for
i. lztlzr'.l.l .
\wn:n.la~ v
Ii 8: .I. ll. BULTUNS
lt :. lel‘nl
I lllt‘ I'tmnlnm .. ,
ll. .‘lll l:.
x- rmul’ at law
u,»l.~ ln' .lll
llIH-l‘ ml. » ..n in- l ,tl‘i wl 1min»;
Irnlu lid-Irv” Uri Till-twin Yuan. I
I'll'l-. .2 5.;
lb.
pi
~ ~ Ill..n.. ...l iv
e. . ital, tl:.(
i-ul ll.‘
~p. l’. 1..-
\II I mlrrtnkrr'n \\ lls' lilih "rte-ll.
To At-I tin-tum. I'uuv.
HOT WATER HEATH ,
Hot Air Heating.
W.II.Meeker&llo.l Sentinel Building,
W ASH I XGTON S'I'R Elf/l.
South Kuwait. .
FAWCETT’S
illeadquaners for Millinety
‘ 3 WATER smart.
, .\= {mill-lamina n-pnrh to the mnlrurt.
l-m' ~tnrr- i~ is truth ~ a. ltl. ‘llllll '. p, in . an:
tuvan- whim; qm Ml langulin Il'. lull» and
:fmlluh. li‘i'v “n .: 1 ll'. :t‘ul
,lltimmed Ital ltom $|.98 up.
‘ Mrs. w. Fawcett.
i.i»'l
J»: a loud.
l
I
l’ll: l» in. lit-i 1;: Hm I‘ . I - «it' 7 I
'1‘“ WW, “I" be", important fill of Ilvi I... Intuit. .tl mull-ll: l V-l '«I . I. l -
shouldgo’megetlyfl 1-... u. 1...... “1.... MS. . .C. ; Plumbing, Steam and Gas-Fitting.
“Thai-‘90P!” “Wk?“ “Pl“ ““1“.” “"d In a minil ~lnlvl. All (M will “llr' IINI :. ‘
““5“ Mm‘ “hy' old mm" in!“ n" M" l'ullt' at: all Iui u. i L, and 1mm Jun ill. |Tln and Shaeh "on Work.
patch long ago. it a deliveml long before (mu ” hm. N1”. ,,_ ,l a mu“ ‘ .2 ,t . , Wm, l
_-A'p...
MAIIIIFlllTIIIIElIS' PRICES.
From “Mi to . ll diff r I '
running gears anal?) n'mangetzntliallid‘vhg
ontlne carri es. nickel lewd. -
meat of uphdfstored bodtdll‘ ls exflslvxmdll
upholstere in constant attendance. who will»
trimtoo erat short notice. fie alrtn and
”lit’hliil‘.“il”““hll‘l“lift». “W'-
.' .e.rom . o‘..
Ell-if Tricycles. Express Wagtlts. eu-f’w‘m:
F. BOY LSTON.
ROWAYTON. L'l‘" opposite it. it. Hlutlun.
mil
I 01.1) AND RELIABLE
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
HE'i‘WEI’Jh:
NEW YORK,
South Nulwalk
AND
NORWALK.
THE l’lllll'i'Il.I.Ell:i
IlITY lIF NIlIlWAlK
ANll
EAGLE?
ilk—Wm»:
w...“ “What.“
Will lt‘lll’t‘Plt'l‘ "i F l' llmkn
' .... .. ‘lfllls‘i,
New tork, ul 5 p. m. ‘ “a”
v at b V
lmtvq- horwa'lk. u p. "L: Numb Not'wulk. litfill
p. in.
Freight f't‘t'l'llt'll tram 7 a to. Inf: 1». ill.
. . .
[pun llllfllil‘llliuli : lllgt'ltl.‘ the (‘lly of .\'o: -
walk and Itaplv mil llt‘ will for itwt'iitl lots ol
freightuniu- urn in Nut York or its vicinity.
W‘gAll lit‘l‘snlls nrv turbid tr'ming am or
the e! il‘Ill\'t'-~ til the Ilhlllu rll lll1~ line un’ til
count of the ow llt‘f‘sl thereof.
H‘lell
l. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Hanger. Balcimlnel. Father
And dealer in
Will PAPER Alli} zlllIlIlEItS ‘
. lh'iii'tli Man. rileri. no. Norwallt
trample in ‘t.- of full line lateral ntylr.“ of
Pepe-rs, Hart (:2- ..ml tliit Mouldings taken
bottom it W: llr’pel'l ton. on notice by post-ti.
mclfl Estimates cheerfully given.
lililll A] usl llillnnwl
P i ct u r e s,
A.\'l)
Art Goods.
.\ l’ivturt- unkm a flaw L'hristlnxie or
Will-ling [iI‘t‘rll'llL What is home with
out l'icluruson tlu- walla? Ie‘im- Furni-
ture and lint- wall paper donut furnish a
room. Pictures are needed to put on
the lll‘liell Tlll'f‘l tlu- combination givoa
(One and brightnm: to the room. We
burn a Illll' :tswrtmvnt of lituhiogs. l'lm»
his, Ilillf tune. l‘vinilsination Photos and
.lrtuylytw. {mun-d and unframed. l‘lt‘
turns lflifllt'll .‘ll, bard pan primal.
L. NH. Decker,
79 Washington St. So. Norwallt.
[00K Ill EAST WINDOW!
Old Well Hand Laundry.
9| Washington Street.
South Norwalit.
r .0.
ALI. “Wilt“ llilNI'. IH' “AND.
I“) .H‘llltl Infill IN WAHIIINU.
lilePtFAf‘Tltllé "I'ARJNTI'JED,
00009 CALL!" I'll“ AND DELIVEIL
I“) FREE "I I'llllflfl". 0N TIMI.
otf'n it altiw.’
ye put it dar. and I hsin't taken my syn
price, ntultlienaatd:‘No,’tain't. Yacan't “UM...“ n... p. t , ,,,|.,, ”i h .... ;
fool db! chile. 1". "0‘ "M’M‘uh I". nemtuul |Ir<rll'-‘lwl a: med ..t... illl‘ him I
I'lllllflnilm’d” on dehmk. IMVY'Whm M'lllltllt'l‘slll lv’tutlui‘ll lulm- u..- l..-lxl .n: l‘lnl ~ and «attitudes turtllnllm'.
llllilt'll}. and .l lilililltt'H‘t‘ ..l in court:
pollllvl to druwnwluewl his or; unit. .tllII
. ‘.\ «tor. utwuu nr but Mr hurtling
is! flilll’l'll MAIN H'l‘
JIlIIN WARREN. I'roprIv-Ior
nt‘lrl ll'
llrs. Andrew backward ls recovering M
Rev. W. llJlsftsrbavranvathlu-ml- “it
"Thu otwrhtortried toeaplain a little of
the theory of telmraphy, but the darky
would not rest content. Nothing would
have Mllllfll'fl him except to are the mew
huge itself whirling over the wine. L'n
loss he has heard to the contrary. i feel as.
would that he tlmn‘t believe now that his
moorings vrmt acnt."--New York Ilernhl
‘l'tull‘. X,
by Illt' nut.
umlm ll )1
' their pmml
Nettle lie-no Thread.
Another success scored by the Japanese
lathe province of ludustryts recorded in
that country‘s pms. it consists in the pro
ductiou of he thread from nettle hemp.
The patent is said to havebeen obtained by
ftagakl iioltotaro. son of Count ltagakl.
but the technical method was elaborated
chiefly by Mlyaukt Baburo of the Hokkaido
hemp factory.
The re utetton acquired by a certain
French I lk manufacturer to connectlon
with thread of this ktnd turned the atten»
tion of Mr. ltagakl to the subject. After
trials intending cm a period of several
years. Mr. ltagaki succeeded In obtaining
thread about the also of No. to. lie was.
however. dissatisfied with that mull. and
continuing his experiments at len listle-
ceedod in obtaining threads of t line-
mu of No. too, a fineness never previously
obtained. even in i‘ranee. The nettle hemp
is said to bethree or four timers» strong as
silk. etpiaily fine and not at all inferior in
potato lustermotbsttt tacit taprov
s formidable rival of the"no to article."
This nettle hemp. from the bark of which
the thread is produced. growsabnndantly
in a wild state in Japan. upseially in link-
ltaldo. an that the country has sgrest ad-
vantage over In ,wkerv the plant must
be specially cult vatvd. ~Ban Francisco
Clientele.
stint Hashim Ian-lag.»
Aaerlonsobisntiontetbssystmef
silent machinery running, as proposed re-
cently by an Austrian manufacturer eon-
vista. u mentioned lathe mun-tic ad
dltional expanse which the plantnvolvsa.
‘tta article. which is claimed to realise tits
desidmtutn tn question.eeesists of on}
wheels made at pruned rawhide. which are
intended to work in undies wltti
wheel-of castlrott steal “Enamels.
The whfillmloitmmmw
to passes not put strength. but. as
they metre no a siren
in "mm. and.“ is o
transactional-err
Mich.
batman
assert lIlat
twilmttvvl by
Milton“
truth to but
tortrr will r
shaken up.
fl'flm I”
grand Inn am
ltulnlluu v- in llr- pwr mnl llnvtelplupml l
Children Tatum lrmu Fuvmvlu \. I
l . tier l‘.’ M .l
imlr tl-tnulm llll' «mi N tulllnul Intuit-w
5» Li) in lvt'ilul‘r.
‘llls -‘I "h" \trt'l' I.
utilitlilr'a ,i‘.II .\.lii.llllu Ivu lli' ‘Ill-‘l
-. our l-ulml
..
AN trwtl of Taking .i -\ lurn .Iltvrr.
lil't l All».
has been ltl'vv-‘lul Iit‘lt‘ nu tlil' tI..ll‘,(l' of
H» l« rtr. llel‘ l u: t ”lump ll)
with Illlll u «it r.- l eta-w nun Ill rt mung
thucutlri- allu‘l. m 0 flow at mmul I.ItIl.‘,l.
lll‘l ill
ti.“ ..
Killed White thawing try-naturist.
Iinllu.
Ictlullttl'lvt‘. min l~l Mu l llma .. by, ll) -, .i
mile at IIi‘lvllhihs. ll ‘m
an staid-tum our i‘llggdfitHl ln llmv. lug out
a cult of llylllttlllli‘ \ttwu lt f’llll”lli .1.
ll . “In
‘D
i.
II
on l'ntehen Wm l'uluowd,
Hunt-am. I'u., I’w‘
l'alt-Iwulluwl «ualtleulyulzr-l bovine lam-u
out drinking wllh Ill-l ltll tub,
Ill
the lll'flll tuuu'v
IIIII‘UI tho- pill),
Ho aw Line to llrlvott.
:‘wnud Yu‘
l'rreitlv‘m firm-u of tlw l'cumyltuuiu lfull
rural uulrpuuy denies that the manpunt ln
.l‘lll \. “l'l' lll.
hi it line to Ib'tl‘eul.
slim- ltuslnom llughlrm l‘p.
LINN. Mun. lint. ill. - The trim» bit-ailm-
is brightening. and the general impression
is that by the tint of the year all the fact
on full time.
stabbed the t'hvlvturu nails.
Lummur. l. '11. Duo. no. the deter at
Fort tlllmll mu robbed of until and use
press matter by tnrukml mm The mummt
recur-Hi to not know".
tear-wt lull ”train travelled.
HIAMIlitli't. Pit. Ilett, Ill. - The Reading
cannon lull l-xptm was derelict near bu-
ettat “amend the patrolman» wore badly
a mg Ileana Matias.
le Yofttt. lino. lit «The eateltstve ship-
' 'Mflt of .l. W. i’arker st 1'... all New
street. venue on mlgotunul,
can at». m. viva.
tut-mm Wy. Ike. litm’l‘tw halo-
5:.“ Paul mtutnny'n Kn.- ‘I‘ "all!!! is on
“new 9 faves.“
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«infirm
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rm rillmf I
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on .\l|llmtr
KlldJ'l ALI.
li'Ml-uull,
nit-lull ulnI
l'y rluiuu
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ll‘llll’l if. the
Joy
Lnxmml
who 1)--
CELERY
PAIN AN]!
Til! tIk't-i’l'i’lhi.
to More tales,
to More Restless Days...
lit More Sleepless lupus.
Will. Increasing Appetite anal ”rivet.
that flow lakes the place of despair. yum
daily dutlev become
Then stop that mutual wtlt.
Yankee
lllllll ~800llliil.
Ask your neighbor about ll. and if no! will
satisfied theatre at the
CITY Ilflllil STIIIIE.
D Wflnlfiflm 57.. no. KnitWA hit.
6. A. areas”! a 00..
Minivans. M"
INVIIIIlItA'I‘N'
. delight and
lineloh wg
l
«VAT—w
llam-
Iilfv a
fill tltllllll
"" illiIlllBI
.leF'II'Fu-w
977*:th
tit Us
3'
"tau”.
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$20
*3
Coal l
f“ Coal !!
W Coal ! l!
Hazsllon and Cross Creek
Coats.
Clean and 't‘t'r- ll ml lint», Hillll‘llrll‘ fur (11' u
art-g. ranges mpl lt’ll-tll“W‘PT‘4.
RAYMOND BIIlIS.
ROUTH Ni lRWALK.
’ N! ant-narrows“.
l 'hmmrv ammo! be mull-union! [Irr- mow
nfuympp it Iron/Inf in. It‘r‘wru mmnmfdv
{ruff will but mmfv In Ilm‘rrmmru’vllr‘ [m-
from. but I‘Iumgr album! [In incivmf upon
m u right ”alert mrpy in mm! in by 4 u’rilnek
in "I? “ffpmmmy rrf the Jilly lif‘fl’lf‘v’ (MW
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