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.L, DAY. JANUARY 111.1111»
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, advertisements. not exceeding the
line. Ito: three times. we; six times.
, 11'11' notice-Illcullno. Marriage and
w.» 1mm: Behotiuleui' no.1» tor dis.
.Q advertisements furnished ou applica-
otl Barron-By mall. in advance.
prepaid: One month. Me; three
W 1; . $1.5: six months. t“).NI:-1nevm1r. ’5
‘ - ~' by lit‘“'tillll).~. luv a neck. to be paid
flaunt-tier
m Oman ~—\'11 1n “ushington
”Milk: telephone call In a.
,W Omen. No III “all street. Norwalk:
mean. 9.14.
M. are welcome at The Hentlnel “moo.
3min“ at any news. you will confer s
Why telephoning. sending or bringing it
1.,
street.
THE EVENING HPIXTINEL.
South Norwalk, i‘onn.
TM Evening Srulincl [out (i i'ircnlulion
{I‘M flora of Vuruull' um/ ila Solon-In.
WV, ( ”mild! with], ”It!!! III: t within”,
Circulation oflhr III/or T’H'tt Lot '1’ Doll-
'5“. Our Praia! Room in ”lung/.1 op. 11 I11
Adrcrtiacn.
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flow York Herald Weather Forecast.
' The weather tmh'II' promises in be zonemlly
from fairtoelear and slixbfly partner. '1‘»—
pom)! It promises to be clear and slightly
5 colderJoilowed by higher lt'llll'l'l‘illlll‘t‘ 111111
1 ,1 Thermometer Itccorti.
'fllehhhest point ot the thermometer tor
”tummy-tour hours ending at noon today
VII at decrceoalmve zero; loam-stun degrees
7 above.
1 Hinluture Almanac for Tomorrow.
Sunrises Sunsets Hightide Luwtldo
at. 1:11 at was at 3:12" at 11:45
Councilman Pearson, to whom, as
l‘ committee on police, some recent charges
against that department of the city gov-
ernment were referred. made. his report
to the Council last night. Probably the
most interesting part of the- report—al-
, most interesting enough to be amusing
' .—'—is his recommendation that two for-
mer otl‘icers, who were dropped from the
force because of negligence of duty be
reinstated. Mr. Pearson's assumption
that they were dismissed for politicI
s'r'i‘utaonn is not borne out by the. facts.
and the very object which the rules of
the police departnn'nt seek to accom—
‘ plish, that of keeping the force. nou-
partisan, would be nullified if his ree-
ommendation should prevail for it is
known that the two men he refers to
are partisans of the. most aggresriw
type. For this reason, if no other. tlny
should not be reinstated.
The Right. of Criticism.
The point of Rev. (Jerald H. Board's
sermon, Sunday evening,was that a citi-
nnof South Norwalk, who had used the
columnsbf The Sentinel. and The Sen-
tinel itself. were to be censured because
they had had the audacity to criticise
something that had taken place. in one of
our public schools. He is very much
grieved over such an example to chil-
dren. What he meant. by having such
matters submitted to the right author-
ities for séttlenielit is a little. obscure.
ice.
at... ofiw‘omtmuwoo‘
can. and it they do not take mt!!!
atoll their opportunities in this direc-
tion they do {not do justice to them-
selves or set a wise armpits.
While Mr. Board would have it up-
peur that he very much deprecated the
publicity given to this matter, he seems
minori- jumped at the chance to give it
in his power. and to seine upon it as
an opportunity for an attack from the
pulpit upon one of the Inn-ties liltt‘l’t‘tiltll.
If Mr. Board‘s position in correct this
party cannot reply. {1 Ir he has no pulpit
from which to make lIis defense. and he
thnst not use the column» of a new»
paper.
So far at The Sentinel is concerned, it
propmcs to allow the use of its columns
to any citizen for nowonablo complaint
or commendation. and to exercise the
privilege of such comment upon adults
111 general as its judgment dictates. Mr.
Beard ought not to expect in this day
and generation that he or any one else
shall havothe exclusive right at criti-
coon.
The “'ork Test.
uug
roubles
“Seven \‘lt‘ Ira ago my who had
II severe lung trouble, which phv.
alt inns called conmunption. “to
cough II as that naming and attend-
ed withs ItlIa ot blood. .AII
doctors ditlnot lielp her she 11111111
“YER 3
them Pectoral
Irlsml at the relief it
and was our
lmillc of this lili'tll-
tram ()ne
clue cured her. and she has not
the least doubt but .\_I'cr' sl‘herrv
l’eetorul aaIed her life.”
Mounts, Memphis, Tenn.
Medal
and Diploma
At World’s
—;.
Fair.
The chairman of a citizens' relief
committee in Washington has made 3
some. amusing reports of cases that came 1
under his notice. The committee had
authority to give work on tho streets to
applicants for aid. Almost without ex.
ception tho applicants claimed to be
men who could not get work. They
Ivcrc. just dying to earn their bread by
honest toil, they said, but they could
not not the toil.
One was a youn'i,i colored fellow who
would have been worth good money in
the old 111qu times. He wanted work at ;
$1 a day. he said. “ Very good, you can i
have it at once.” said tho superintend~ 1
cut. He was taken to tho place where
work was in progress. Ho (lodged im- I
mediutely and disappeared. A whito 1
man was another who would give just
anything for a chance to work for his ,
living. He not it at $1 a day, worked "
ten minutes. deposited his shovel at tho 2
relief 11mm door, and he. too, vnmooscd. 1
The committee perhaps ought to have '
been grateful to him for not stealing
the shovel.
Two accrues began with much prom- '
They were to get $2 a day on the
public streets. First they were directed
to wheel in n hnndcart a lot of wood
from the woodynrd to tho oilice. They ‘
did this. but stole half the wood, and an
hour and a half on the street ended
their laboring career. A white youth
took down very carefully tho address of
tho place where he could find steady
work at good pay; then, like satan,
went his way, and they saw him no .
more. i
The truth is that two-thirds of thoso
who are cut of employment are out 1111,-
causc they will not II ork under any cir-
cunnstunces The oulycuro for vagrancy
and idleness is that proposed long ago
by Count Rumford. and it is to arrest
idlers and mnko them labor regularly
and systematically till they are willing ';
to do so voluntarily. Habitual idleness,
like insanity. is adisease.
It is not at all unlikely that as soon
as the Nidragua can: I! is built Ameri-
cans Will turn their attention to getting
a quick way to or oss Bering strait. Tho
waters there are shallow, and the strait
but if he meant that tcac.hers or
.' school committee, or Board of Palm .1-
tion, or minister to be spec hilly qualified, l
1
empowered, and adapted for sat h 1's-e
ponsibilities. and that p: treats and the
average citizen, and a newspap-r II ere
' to have no further appeal than to tlu III,
he would seem to assume that tho 11111111111
as a. mass should submit to s1 lf- -appoi 11t-
ed censors without. question. The 11-11111
[plaint madc- by Mr. Bearsc was not '
against schools or teachers, as such. nor 1'
were the criticisms of The- Sentinel b:1~'-
, ed upon such an idea.
, isted in our school that Mr.
is Only 48 miles 1111111». 011 a clear
day the. Siberian coast can be seen. I Ice ‘
would I airy away any bridge that. Could
'bo constr111-,t11d but Mr. Bruce, in his
work on Alaska, says that the II hole
distance across could be filled in with
solid I"o<l1'. Hops could be left here. and
there. for vessuls to 1.11s and for the wu
th' to il1III'f1'celytl11'1 ugh. Rock enough
to fill up the strait could be quarried
from the. adjacent, mountains, whence
it could be conveyed by train and by
ship and sinu'lydmnpcd into the water.
A conditinn‘cx— 1 Tho operation would take 11’ longtime
. . I '
Bt‘ilm‘ thl, and cost much tummy. but there Is “1%
perfect right to make personal and pth— i patently not 111111111 tlit'tic Iilty about it
'lic. complaint about. He did 'make'
private complaint. and, if
' formed as correctly. was ' most]
thoroughly snubbed for his tcun'ri- 1
ty. He then resorted to the only men
left open to him to bring his mievaur- e to '
public attention. It was a question as
to whether he. as a c iii/.011 was to have 11;
voicein the manner of clothing fol his!
child. or whether the school [0111' l1e1 or I
teachers were to dictate. If Mr. Board's |
opinion is infallible, whatever nonsense
'1 may take possession of II teacher's brain
upon such matters is to be allowed to
prevail, rather than newspapers be ' per-
mitted to call attention to and criticise,
"it. Mr. Beard Would convey the
notion that some one has called the
teachers slaves. He may have heard
this, but he did not read it in The Sen'
",1111111. Teachers are entitled to every
possible consideration. and sofar 11s II c
. how, every one. endorses all the
f'pllfitudenal praises Mr. be 1111 be-
1 stews upon them. Their duties are try-
much so in many cases. as people «111311;:-
11 1.11111 business or other m- .1ti1111s M1.
M may not know it. but it is a fact
"—ct'fieir occupation as other peopl1 do
‘ 'hm'ake aliving, or to put itplain11r.t'11r
t?” money they can obtain by it This
,doel not in any sense. retiwt upon
' 'them. It is with them as with
‘ can“, the better the. teacher thv- better
tlfipay. Whether they like it or nothin-
W Mr. Beard admits it or not,
’ the servants. or if he likes it
,the agents of their employers.
ing. but nomore so In any case. nor as1
nevertheless, that teachers make 1hoi1- "i order that they may H.“ it 38"“! m the
”MW!!! 22.? "“3“: a; they
It will look more fez Isible if thc Alaska
111‘ ill- , gold mines pan out large.
Among the lucky railways that have
,,,,;bcen able to Icsumo dividends are
the (hica'b (1 N1 l'lli\\t‘.~‘it‘l‘ll and the. Dew
I'I'c Iand Rio (:ra111l11.'lhe. Northwestern
is again paying 1111111111111 1111 its 11.11111-
mou stock. The Dt'llH' 11 and RlOHI‘illlilO
Ivas obliged {11 a timo to suspend divi’
dends even 1111 its piet'erred stt ck, but
now holds 11p its head again and resumes
dividends Jan 1. 'lhis load was the
first to skip its dividends In 1““, and
it must therefore be 11.01 culiarly glorify-
ing to the management to be able to pay
them up again. The great minim,1 boom
in. Colorado has had much to do with
tho of the Denver and Rio
Grande.
and long ones, too, that not oven ax‘gold
boomcun put on II paying basis, so weak-
cucd have they become by the II attring
if their stoc 1k.
FilCVOr.‘
Our country presents a beautiful spec-
tools If nineteenth century national
financiering—invcstors draw 111;: gold out
of the national treasury and paying for .
It with 311-1111111119 111111 treasury notes in
government on good terms to themselstf;
in order that the government may issue ,
more certificates of indebtedness. If any ':
nation can beat that, it is yet to bof
heard from. A
It is curions'about gold. We export it I
to pay for the goods we import; then sumssngood deal In labeling its hnm- delicatrdhe mostjlm‘lv/11. Suits all materials, ,
we import. it again to fill up the trees-
ury. so we may draw it out and export
it to pay for more goods.
. is.
1 company each pattern.
'rolling
But there are roads, some old ,
SENTINEL i’ATI'ENN.
'A Tissue Paper Pattern oi this dormant
my in Obtained by Using the éoupon. I
We have made special arrangement»
with the (agents of the celebrated Bazaar?
' Glove-Fitting Patterns. by which we can ‘
present to our lady readers some of their
very newest and choicests patterns of
garments. Full and explicit directions
for putting tI'Igt-thcr the garments ac.
coco 31.111...
Hale’s Lung Balsam
Have been used in Nor-
walk in the past three
years. it is now the stano
dard remedy for all coughs,
colds and brouchical Irou~
blcs Specially good for , '
children. . . .
25 CENTS AT
HALE’ S!
'l'lu: VV.IIIierIl:'I'"lI'n Iurn. I
There on many 11111111111: oi the famous '
legcnd of the flying lh:t'l111::1:. (Julie '1
recenlh'..'I.\':'.~::1111111;11 !1 111:111 set thI
sell Il1111..~'. cl 11.-1.1111. 11111".1.,,( to discover '
the punt-oily 1 {who tradition, and who ,
the li11l!111::.'111' was that brought upon ,
him». it 111.1! l.l'11:111pnnlons Mich a mist-r ,
lilll‘ftli‘lllll by l.l.-I act of profanity.
n1~11l11 1' HI. 1:11;;1stl111tlons would be ex
r1111lI l: :t'. "~.'.ng, but it does not up-
pour that 1.1 lllls yet given Ila 111 to tho
IIoIld. l'11l111pI the story has nowlnru
l11111II la ll1r t1ld than by i ‘uotaln .‘larrvuv
in the not I v; 11i1-l1 he tnumlnl 1.11mi it.
Ulll’ll"lll.< \‘unapnncken, u sea captain
of Amsterdam. 11.11am: home ironI lia-
tm'ln, is 111111111 troubled by head wind:
when oil llici'zipu 11! than] Hope. Day
oftt'rtlay la- plus 1111 struggling nurxlnst
'hc latlling Ivcatl'I-r without minim: a
(out 11! ground. The sailors gr III weary.
the rl‘ lmu‘ r it: 11.1tlcnt ‘Tllll the bit :1k
sou “i rate r cnIItluIn s" to b ow the old nnl
liut 1111.111in lI:11l. hIr nine dreary weeks
this :l‘lt'1- on. ’i'la-n n tI'rrlblI-ilt oi parslou
sci/.111 \'.~1111h-11l 11.1111. ll11IiI1lIsd1:\I '1 upon
his liners. and tubing his I‘llilt'llt'tl lists [It
the iIcIIIens rur~11~' the Deity for opposing
him, scouring ll11'1t. lll.‘ I1".ll weather the
V lilpo yet in spita'ot the tll'.‘i11e will, though
', he should go on healing about. until the
6634'LADIE5' LONG COAT
NINTH BY MAY “ASTON.
This stylish top garment.-commonly
known as the "NI-II'IIIII'kI-t." is 11111110 11!
. dark. rouglI-facml chevi1 It, and closed
' with large pearl or bone buttons.
lt
shaped according to the lutcst tailor
1111.1lc.tl111frout.~ la 1111.; “lili 11111 to fall
looselI below the hips,11-11f11r111i111.: in
shape to the t'ashionaldc skirts The
loose. d1IIIble-lIrI-asted {roots are «lee-ply
faced, and reversed at the top in coat
lupcls that lilt‘t'l the 1111d~ot the '1l1-1-p,'
storm collar 111 non-hes. 'l'hc'
lapels and 1-1Ill111'1-1111 bombed and clowd
to the throat for 111111111 protection 111 in-
111-1111 at \Vt'illllt‘l‘. The back and sides.
tit closely. with 11111l11r-r11'111 and
buck coins and :I Well-curved 111-11t1'1-
sz'am that ends in deep mat laps lII-l1 1w
I'm waistline. 1111111111111 111111 plaits
that are IIIIII'ked by single buttons 1.:ivu
:Ilm'l llillllt's’s :11 the Sltl" luck "ores,
the stylish I'ipplou- tied at the si1l1- s in
thI1 skin porno“ disti11;.1ni.~al1i11,1.r tip 111- II
modes. [‘ln1 lull giant are
shaped with a Angle's-Inn. the fullness
at the toplwhn.r pluirul into the
11y11, I1 doubli- warn of 111;:1'l1i1n' stitching
simu‘afiug culls. 11.11111..- :11'11 insert 111
on 1111311 front and 1111111111111111 by laps lh ii
are In-IItlylined andmitcln-d in tailor
style. The edges can be plainly linishcd
ol' illill'lllit‘. htlh‘llml as preferrnd. All
kinds of rough or s111o11th-t'aced cloth.
l\\'t‘t'il, cheviol. o1' diagonal in
checks, 111i.\11d. plain or fancy
weavo' will stylish. 1111111t'o1'tabb1
3
side
sh en‘s"
:11’111's
\Q *rg'l'
stripes.
make
' and prob 1'tiI'I'1'1InIs t'111'st111'111 or ordin-
1ll"I' IverydaI “i :11'.
The quantity 1Ii'-1l-i111h-II1111 In: Itcrial
required to make thi.~ mm for :1 lady
having 21 Which bust lllt‘lHlil'I‘ is 1: yards:
for .1 .111 UK 11 s1/1 i’1' 1 v: II'ds' for :1 .111.
inch size, ii'._. y.1rd~':iori.’i1n1h size.
113 '.1 yards.
The p:1.ttcru II hn l1 is No 4111:”.1111111
retails for thirtv tire «cuts . is (ill in
sin-s for 33—inch. Ill-111111.2li‘111nl1. 3%
inch, iil- inch and i'l inch bust Incasurc.
EVENING ISENTI ti EL
COUPON.
Entiilint: to 1111.1
mini
i'ul this out llllin I'Inurn111‘11111111la1llI'I-ss
and mail 111't11l111it to
Sturtevant’s Bargain House
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PATTERN N1. cons. 51/1"... "15‘ 1
This column and 1.1" tents uill M11 111111 [
Dthovo pattern IItHlIII'leInIIt' s. ‘.\oIt|1 ‘l' 111i I
and Ann sin-11h south Norwalk.
.
”ll. "busy la't‘." I'Vulto'ti HIV.
We'd Work like you. we vow.
If we could loaf nix 1111111tl1~111'.~11.
As you are loath”; n1 III-.1
“Don't you thinkthis publicationas '
owns department 'Originnl Jokes?
"Not at oil It- 1111111111 assume tosay
wit}, when women «We: ,
l : outh .5 lrlt'fl.
day of j:.11.z;111111t.
A11 u puIIlshun-nt for this trrrlble‘ in11
' plcly he is donmul to no on railing in the
storm) s1-.1-:11:1~t of Apollo»; until the l:1.~t
trumpet :~l1~1.l| 11111111l..’11r1-v1'r struggling
again-t l11.11l 11111115 in a vain ellort to
tloul1|ctl11~$1a1tls.\{I'lcnn1':11111. finch. lII
brlct, is Il11- lcirnd oi the flying Hutch-
1111111 as it ha. l11-1-11 nt‘t‘l'pti'Il l.yl1.'11,1.-li~li
speaking {111' many generations
..1..-t.-I‘l111111'11w1~‘ .l11'_1r,-1-1l
.~.'1.l11".
AI-lmIJ, a Moor-t Village.
Mrs. l.y11::.11 Abbou 1-111!111~l:1.~'lically
dl~'1-11~~'1-~'.1.1l.11r".lz;~lAlbum:(l111's11lI1-s"
1l1-[1IIIEII11-11t1 1' 'll ~ l..111li11~' ll11:1111 Journal,
the 1111'. I1'.1.':I cl A1l1-1l11. I1.:1r Niagara.
l‘lullm \. Y. .‘ln' ‘ lilo-11f ”11' all
1111:1'1s l'l the Inuit 'l’nILI' 1'1111111:111_I"z.'
\l'hl‘lts .' 7 111511141 isilw I'I-udy Inndovll-
lilL‘“ 1‘. .\1-‘..1I'.I ‘1' 1.11s l‘Hl grown up 11"
11111~l 31111.1 . 1.1.11‘IQ'114g1s1111. \‘1lll1 II house
set in 1'11 .1I11'. li.111'11 ”171111'111111: in the 1:11111l—
or l»:1:l———j11d1:'.111 11! 111111.. 1111111111. and with
l:11111~ 11:113 1' '.11l~ 1.1111'11111' l1~s.~ s11111olh and
I. -..l 121111 ..ll.. l:1.« -~—II'1111:1111: hula-11.11.11
.IHll. lurl.1'li:11i1‘sl 1.1; Ni” l1)’ ll 1 1l. 1111: l'ivlll
l11:11.-1'~1.11i11ll llls >11 II .11.: 1l111 slrillr
11f [lo-1111:1111 c;_lmr 11d with on: :l: 1.1mm
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700:3:
Goanty.
THE BOSTON STORw
Alway-
l'ov (In.
hood!
NORWALK, CONNECTICUT.
Our Annual Opening
BROI'DERIES
And Ladies’ Muslin Underwear!
10,000 pieces of Nations Misses and Children's Underwear all fresh, new, reliable, and honestly made.
The greatest gathering of Choice Styles, for little monev, ever shown.
This Important Event Opens Saturday, January l8
It would be utter lolly to attempt to make up Underwear at home, when the material alone would cost
you more than our garments complete, and you get honest materials. honest making, no skimping, and the
very prettiest styles.
THIS is A GENUINE MONEY SAVING EVENJ!
EMBROIDIERIES!
Cambric,
Swiss,
Nainsoolt,
Edging,
Insertions and
Match Sets.
.\II the Latest lmportations.
All new Designs and Patterns.
Wch ave opened our new l’mbroi-
dents and Laces on the centre
1:.ounter m. up tlonr.
Telephone Call. 57.4.
Corset COVcrs,
Space Will Only Admit a Very
Few Quotations:
9c each.
Only two to a customer.
Drawers, 19c
Only two In acustomcr
Chemises, 25c
Night Dresses, 49c
Night Dresses, 59c
Night Dresses. 69c
[Night llrcsscs, $1.41)
Child's Drawers, mic
ChIld's Gowns. 39c
Child's Cotton l’lanncl
Night Drawers.
Larlit s' Cambric Empire
Gow.ns
Bridal Sets of three pieces, nice
i} and rxchl) made.
25 111111391:
75C
We continue our Great Markd)owu
Sale of
Brass Goods,
1 Underwear,
Domestics,
Linens.
Kitchen Furnishings
and Jackets
and Capes,
in order to make room for Spring
Goods.
The Norwalk Boston Store,
lions. 'll.1.11;r11111:ti,it.~1111 was r111l111~11111tl
by~l.::lf1.‘.1:71:11Xfi1'iugf1'1111111 si1kly. 15:11
lnrlzd 1.1. ' plum“ 11:11 and drainage. .
1'.\‘1111-1'Il t-I11.1111'.'1I‘ll6n'11trousluzzgidi bin
111111 ly-"q-alulcd strruIIIs. 'l'la
I1l1'l111r Iva-2. slirkv and heavy
(I n‘url‘lnllg Mill,
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III' ll [III I 11111 gr I“
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1112121 11-1'.1.1.'l;11l tilts {:.zd at :IIlI'pth of
”11111 111111 to six in! l11-111 this Ivell
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:IIH‘. I'lt‘: l'l.1::~s1.l:t I'l doors,
'"1If11l1.i1:21- l1. 1s trace 1: [11s-
11 111 '. luv hum-car lmle
all the l.1u':
[I'l‘llr l. 11 '11.:
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sililctuL11I11'll.1'l!1..—l‘..
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l'oitmcl Scott and (intern! I'ope.
.\l1~;:11'_..1111.l:1 tho l‘hlladclphiu Times,
says Ilmx Cniulll'l 'l'lz1111as .\, Scott. was
1singularly 1111:11s11111'1111: in his dress and
‘li'illt'iil 111'. When 111- was assistant.- secre-
Hwy 11! \\‘:il', 1111 had-11111191111 I11 visit Hen
oral Pop :11 his l.,-.11l1111:1rt11rs at. New
Madrid. .\lo. (:1 nerzil l'npo was greatly
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c.1111 l.:l\l‘ the kindness to l11l'111'111 1111' of
your “l“ 1-~."
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business in l': 1111. 111111.i11.1,.1 1111 reference
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l lunc- tho honor to be us— '
Corner Main and
bake-l 1111c '
isputed
uestions
Wall Streets,
Norwalk, Ct.
“TELEPHONE CALL, I3-2
V
There are a number of important questions at the
present time that are- demandmg the attentiOn of
public men.
There are disputed questions between
Envlaud ano Geimany, Armenians and Talks, Uncle
Sam and Johnnie Bull, etc. But the Ladies of Nor-
walk me all of one mind that our store is the best
place to buy their Staple and Fancy Grocelies, and,
we have not to settle it by arbitration either. Prompt
1
l
33 Washington Street,
1111111111111 to l’npv's outrageous behavior‘
and acting just :11; though Iho‘ occurrence
1 h.';'.l 1111! taken place.
Africa had two kings up to a very re- ‘
1 cent dun -—Bar11ey l’arnato. the king of
the Katiits. and Civil Rhodes, king of
1
Really it is time, it r Ellf’llillil to he-
gin to perceive that it is not. right for
her to 11111: the earth
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A lb: 1! l1
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l'1tl11--11l1_~111In'hslw
A3. in I be r.:11 31m. t11il11 la=i.
1 o is one
Pop“ I arlty indication
of merit. T11: ftcl 111111111 R1 5.1111 mm
CO'SiaCtnry :11 Glouculer. Mass, is the ‘
largest of its kind In the 1111 Irld. ewes an Idea '
,‘ how tremendous the Cl:lll.llld is I11r
lLe Page’s Liq old (line
Ready for Use.
It is the Iinmgm glut known; the most
injum nothing. and requires no heating.
Domes Iomts' . tot-where.
Cass with est-cm c Iébiedunl «hauls.
3"...
attention, quick deliver y.
LEADING GROCER.
Charles E. Seymour,
South Norvilalk, Conn.
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lHOVTSTHEATRE.
Thursday, January 23d.
|SPEcIAIEuoscEn£uyI
Boston Museums (in-at fill-111v
iMaurice Freeman
As JACK DUDLEY
Henry l‘t'ltitt's Latest )la-luvimma.
Hands Across
'the Sea!
[Suppomal by a ~tr-Inu mmpanv. lllItitl' llp-
111.11: 111:1 1111 1-1t "T
“2» .' . REEVEh #1.
Seats on Snb- at l‘l:Ii.~te-l"~n11-l \\‘11o-1i~ drill:
l .‘s—I-Y11rt1s.l’riit'n2'iin.
3F. _$CI-IAVOIR, M D.
' .15 )SOUTH MAIN STREET.
l South Norwalk.
1 PRAGT'CE LIMITED
TO DISEASES
OF’ WOMEN.
01:11:: hours, Mondays and nanny-1
More. . . , II‘E‘ J
t'->IIIIIIcI11.'iIIg at r o'clock. ,
Entertainment
AT Tlli‘.
Chapel, on Berkeley Street.
"Y
PROF. HAVILA,N D,
I'l‘ S El“ Tillih'.
Master of Mystery!
Wednesday Eve’g, Jan. 22.
:3“) 111‘ ‘IIII'k.
D1 Ilirh Ilpi'll ill
jlm-t
.\IlIIIi.~.~'i-Ill :L'u'.
Jacob M. Laytdn,
Fire, Life and
Accident
-IN$UR'ANCE!!
Real Estate and House Agent.
Ocean Steamship 'lickets. and Sterling
l Drafts. Loans Venotiated
and Stock» Sold.
ill’FlCE. 5 RAILROAD PLACE
Ratio Phat. Office.
SOUTH NOBWALK, : :. '. CONN.
rotary? 'blichlpkncwlcdzmonta Taken.
THE COMMENCEMENT
0f the New Year
brings with it many
invitations to visit
v at i on s establish-
ments {a n d inspect
their stocks. We
cheerfully join the
number, taking hou-
cst pride in the fact
that we have. some-
thing to show well
worth your examination, and purchase.
()In1 of our Novelties is the Globe Port-
able Steam Heater. made of the best
_"IIIougl1t boiler plate. It has been de-
signed to obtain the best Icsdlts from the
sIInIllt-st amount of fuel mid lean-It possi-
ble attention. t‘ all and see it
NORWALK
Pattern 'Works
G. 99 Aisthorpc, Prop.
Norwalk Chronicler