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must? cacao; hsmgiuaraifiteed the
m can: an n- verym-
We effort will be made to commute-
, no. but changes cannotbein-
upon as a right unless copy is sent
into) o'clock in the afternoon of the
Whom” the change is desired.
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modal rooms. OI-fi.
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«- I“ York Herald Weather Forecast
5va fair lIl'catll‘er will prevail. with brisk
. tofreeh southwesterly and westerlv' winds
'aud‘nurly stationary. followed by :00wa fall-
; in; temperature in the northerndlstricts 0n
“mic". fair and warmer weather and fresh
(southwesterly winds will prevail. followed by
r. rain or snowziud on Saturday phrtlr cloudy.
. alilhtly co der weather. precededby rain or
snow in New England.
Thermometer Record.
, Thehicbest point of the *hermometer for
thetwenty-fourhours ending at noon today
was so degrees above zero: lowest. at degrees
j _ ‘abovs.
W
loin-rm Almanac rm Tomorrow.
‘* sun rises I Sunsets I High tide Low tile
,, 7:00 mt 3:01 0:10
ere a runoeamwuponui’ccormclouu
beams always a kindly. graceful action
in this hard, grinding world. Such an
- '. ecttwss that of King Oscar of Sweden
' and Norway. who erected a monument
at Bergen to mark the spot where Mr.
and Mrs. D. D. Youmnns, American
citizens. lost their lives last summer.
‘_ , The monument bears the names. homo
, and dates of death of the two travelers.
‘ . with underneath the beautiful. touching
Words, "God's grace be with them.”
‘ Below all the rest of the inscription
, . stand the words, “Oscar ll erected this
memorial." The gracious act will en-
dear King Oscar to all Americans.
Before the next presidential election
it is to he hoped that somebody will in-
vent a voting machine that will both
register and count votes as rapidly as
the little apparatus known as the cash
register disposes of moneys put into its
oaphcions slot; The recent clot-lion
showed the great need of such machine. .
Perhaps the voting machines already
invented will be fully perfected by the
r next election.
It is likay'ififii'if'fiimg Chang
can; retain his hold at home his influ»
encp may work in time to the. improving
of the whole condition of Women in
China. He took very kindly to western
wo en'ae he saw them. in Europe mid
:5
ishrhim. He has shown the sheet of
poiptmelil'fof two Chinese women dhlc~
gates to a woman ’s congress which meets
p in London in 1808. The women are con-
‘ verts to the Christian faith. Tliis'action
is ‘ mething’ unheard of in China. It
Li could have his way, he Would brin
Chino out of darkness into light. The
d or is. however. that tho councilors
to‘ becmpcror in the rotten old king-
l0 Irendcr null all that enlightened
stutesmau's plans for redeeming his na-
; tiv' land. There are symptoms already
‘of this.
.1" t
i‘
humiliation will never again reach
the gigantic proportions it assumed in
the early eighties. in 1882 we had 788.-
’ 000 arrivals. it was confidently expects
ed then that the number would swell to
1.000.000. it never did. however. That
yed'r the tide was highest. and it began
to accede in 1888. The laws which we
' 'pssld restricting immigrants began to
on shoot that time. These laws have
he» made more and more exacting. on-
last year 0.?90. persons were returned
”Fm authorities to the countries
utters they name because they were
7 , subjects. The panic of 1800
b m to discourage immigration.
' ‘ ism indication of recovery from
{allln’g ofl occasioned by that. how.
his and the number of arrivals. this
Wit much larger than it was last
m .
r. .
our states may observe the fact that
the; MMcnal amendment which
. in to permit the leasing of certain pop
We! theddirondsck mountain for»
. “I to private individuals that they
“ night get game and timber therefrom
VIM homily snowed under at the
m in In York.
i
for the pest ill years. Government
‘ manometer-are of that many leave
America. Their freedom .and intelli~1
gentle seemed to please as well as aston‘ ,
mm. you some in Germany on
W
modernist...
same; The museum is that the pilot
ofsngsrhssbeonlowmd beneath the
cost of profitable production. ‘ Now the
Austrian government will negotiate
with Germany the question of limiting
the production of sugar beets. When the
its price falls below cost of production.
it is altogether right and proper to lirat
it its production. In the ease of every
great industry there ought to be a board
. of observers or directors to look over the
whole field and regulate production by
demand. It is a matter which should
not be left to the greed of the producers
of the article, however, or its consumers.
It may be that the people themselves.
through their representatives. will be
forced to take up the regulation of the
supply of industrial products.
‘Weyler complains because Macao
would outcome out and fight him. This
is and. indeed. Why does not Macao do
as the Spsnlyh general wants him to—
' come out ‘upcn'tbe open plain with his
whole army and stand up and be shot?
It is really very disobliging of him not
to do so.
DARIEN AND NORDTDN.
The Nerotou Musical association will
give the second sociable in its series at
the Town Hall. Monday evening. De~
camber 21.
The annual fair of Ivanhoe Castle.
Knights of the Golden Eagle. will open
tonight in the Town Hall. and continue
the rest of the week. There will be
many pleasing features and mousse is
already assured the‘Eagles.
Augustus Floyd Delafield has been
elected a member of the board of man-
acers and also a delegate to the genersl
society. by the Sons of the Revolution
of Connecticut.
Steps are being erected from the level-
of the street to the sidewalk in front of
the Congregational parsonage and Miss
Cornelia Brady's house adjoining, by
the town. This was necessitated by
the cutting down of the street for the
section of telford-macudam road built
last year.
Volunteer Hook and Ladder company
elected two new members and received
several propositions for membership,
\donday evening.
Several town offices were left- vacant
after the last town election by the fail-
are of those elected to them to qualify.
Appointments are now being made by
'he selectmen. It is the custom to give
to each party represented on the Board
»f Selectmen the selection of those who
thall fill the offices to which persons of
hair party have been elected but who
blind to qualify. The Democratic meni-
nnrs have selected their quota. Nathan
‘)auchy. elected grand juror. who for-
eitod his claim to the office by serving
IS a counter at the election. will be up
Jointed. George Oborlander, proposed
by A. T. Waterbury. will take the place
\T‘Miobnol Broderick as constable. Ed~
wnrl Wallace. of Noroton, will be the
their constable, Wilber- Smith having
dso failed to qualify. The appointees
for the vacancies created by the failure
of constable-elect Charles llaines and
Errand juror elect William H. Barker
mm new ideas upon him in his lip »(R¢~publicnns) have not been decided up-
on.
: BROAD RIVER.
3 l
limit will prejudice him against Li. and ‘
A letter has been received announcing
[the safe arrival of Mr. and llirs. James
I Eu 1611s at their winter hmne in Florida
, . Thorn was n largo attendance at
Luther M. Wright's (lance. inst night.
All spent over; plcnsnnt evening.
The trustees of the Broad River ohnpl
el held a business meeting last night.
The last rainfall measured or. “)0 of an
inch.
William Buttery. of Clllllilttx‘k Hill.
has moved to Nor walk.
Stephen”. Kellogg and (3. 1!. Com
stock have gone to Middle Patent. NY .
on a hunting trip.
CRANBIIRY.
Mr. Knapp and family. of Ncrvrnllr.
have moved into the Beth Webb place.
On Sunday Rev. Jaber. Backus, of
Westport, will preach in the chapel.
- Mrs. Sullivan and her three children.
of New York city. are staying with her
sister. Mrs. George Mills.
The Christian Union Church society
cleared $37.75 from the harvest festival.
. Charles Lucas ie‘lhc proud father of a
baby girl, who came to his home on
Tuesday.
Finch Brothers have erected an ice
house in the rear of their renounce.
Mrs. John Gotham is recovering circ-
ly from the operation lllltl underwent ln
s New York umpltsl.
nm.*-mm Belgium on u»-
supply of an article is so abundant that ,
69|6~Ludiet“wmst Willi Bolero
and Gmllc.
mm BY HAY MARION
The tanlsite design here represented
embraces the latest fed in the bolero
jacket and wrinkled girdle belt. Guano
silk was chosen for the waist. the ground
of fawn, showing stripes of golden
brown.
The waist is arranged over fitted lln-
ions which clore in centre front. The
jacket fronts in rounded bolero style are
trimmed with iridescent jeweled passe»
mentorie while the free edges are out-
lined with a quilliug of brown satin rib-
b in. The full front of tan chiffon is
gathered at the neck and Waist line.fall-
mg in pretty folds to the top of the deep
. girdle bolt. the closing being affected in-
visibly in centre.
The back. smooth fitting across the
shoulders. has the fullness drawn well In
the ' centre in overlapping plants at the
lower edge. The girdle of satin is deep-
est in centre front where the fluted edges
conceal the clodng. The sleeves. mount-
ed over coat shaped lining. are wrinkled
from wrists to a little above the elbow
where they stand out well from the
shoulders in moderate fullness. accord-
ing to the lattest style. A standing col-
lar which is covered by a stock of brown
taffeta rihan ending in a large how at
back of neck.
Eluboratcly trimmed. the waist may
be worn at dinner. informal luncheon or
tea, while developed in subdued colors
or less expensive materials it will be
equally appropriate for completing a
street toilette.
medium s ze. it will require three yards
of forty-four-inch wide material. The
pattern. No. 6910. can be had in sizes
for a 32.84, as, 83 and 40-inch bust
measure, and retails for twenty-five
cents.
EVENING SENTIN EL
COUPON.
Entitllug to one Pm'gru. any site of No.
l .
Out this out. fill in your-name and address
and mail or take it to
Stortevsnt's Bargain Noose
“All
PATTERN No. 61110. SIZE m
This coupon and it cents
above mttern at dturtevant’e. {gm EDI;
and Ann streets. booth Norwal .
Dld You Ever
Try Electric Bitters as a remedy for
your troubles? If not. get a bottle now
and get relief. This medicine has been
found to be moulinrly adapted to the re-
lief and cure of all Female Complaints.
exerting a wonderful dimet influence in
giving st-ron th and tone to the organs.
.If you have sillifillf Appetite, Constipa-
‘ thin. llozulnoho, Fainting Spells. or are
Nervous. Sleepless. l‘lxcitable. Melan-
choly or troubled with [buy Spells, Elec-
trlollittcrs is the medicine you need.
are gnlunntmld trengtcalth undill-byh
its use. Titty vents. .unl $1.00 at :3th
son's and Wood‘s stun-s.
Buckllc's Arnlos Salve
The best salve in the world for cuts.
bruises. sores. ulcers, salt rlmum. fever
sores. tettcr, chapped hands. chilblains.
come. and all skin eruptions. and posi-
tively cures piles. or no pay requ red.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion or moue refunded. Price 25 cents
perbox. ll. . Weed and G. C. Btlllsou.
TIM" ls bottles 80 Bond.
There is nothing just as good as Dr.
King‘s New Discovery for consumption.
coughs and colds. so demand it and do
not permit the dealer to sell you some
substitute. lie will not claim there is
anything better. but in order to make
more profit he may claim something else
to be just as good. You want Dr
King's New Discovery because you know
u. to be safe and reliable. and guarau.
lead to do or money refunded. For
coughs. code, consumption and for all
sllsctlonsof throamnest and lungs. there
is nothing sonood as is Dr. King‘s New
Discovery. Trial bottles free at it. B.
l’lnislod’u drug store. Booth Norwallt.
Regular size 000 and 01.
up“..- .5...“ . .wm...»w_<
champion elm oi ll» World.
Miss Annie Oakley writes: “it self
and many of the Buffalo Bill Wild eat
(10. have given Allen‘s Foot-ease. the
powdertoskake into the chose. a most
thorough trial. and can honestly say
thutlt does all if not more than you
claim.“ It instantly takes the sting out
of cores nndbunione. Allen’s Footnote
ls acsrtuln cure for mollon. smartin .
aching. blister-ed or sweating feel. So d
by all druggists and shoe stores. twenty»
flvoocnte. disciple sent free. Address
Allen S. Omsted. 10301.2( it.
To make this waist fora lady in the '
_ a. or m
HOV‘T‘S roe-Are e
. TOLNIoHT.
The Little lorry-u star.
MINNIE LESTER!
luthcremsntlcdrsuis. .
Stricken Blind
‘ ‘ Prlou‘iomocund soc.
4 MATIN‘EEs,
Wednesday 'lbursds .FrldrI and Salon!
319,399 Prices 10 coins tosiyl parts or die
t 15
Seats on sale Thursdayat Plaleted‘s and
Plnneo's storey.
Saturday night-“Vi New York Boy."
Commandos
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NDRWALK PERA HOUSE
F. W.MITOHELL ...llfauager
Ono Solid Week.
Wednesday and Saturday
Matinee,
Commencing
noscAv, oEcEseER as
Return of the Favorltcs.
Frederic and Minnie
SEWARDI
Supported by a dragolaats company. and the
ne
Band and Drchestra
Ever seen in this city. Monday.
CAPITAL A 0 AIM 51' LABO '
Change of bill nlehtly. Prices 10'. one and
soc. Reserved seatsnow on sale atWeed s and
Tomlluson’s.
Hannibal A. Williams
The Distinguished
suns PERIAN
RECI LIST. .
Will Prescnt
KING HENRY-IV
At the
Congregational Church.
South Norwnlk.
TUESDAY EVENINGDEOJS
'1 lckotn. 35c.
Noresorved scale This is Simkcsnmre's
most eugaulnf. tn~tmlc haul-comedy. in
am
whlcbltlr.Wln sorcels. delw
3---...”
The Best
Christmas
Present
for yourself if you live. and your
family if you win. is an Endown-
moot polmy in the
Connecticut Gemini Life
insurance Co .of Her lord.
Wilblusumncen "nheverythiog
elemthebn is l in cheapest am
omwr day will elven youmr man
a huusand dnlnrs insuranco‘tu
to enjoy h lllsv-Iilu old one lm
do llul‘ louse “has you burn, paid
if \‘ull stun porno: unv lime nit»-I
lllrce yHtrs vnslr value. it p III
upw ln'y.- r be m-ul'ud ier IIlv
lullmnount for the baton co! the
term.
‘. 5. L’HOMMI DIEU.
4 South Main Street.
Hele'gwéiom pound
. QUININE ‘
MAKES THE HAIR GROW l I!
Normans. €an , Align“. 11!le
MI. H. R. HALI.
Duan’tlmz-t-Lust winter my two girls
we: 0 alllictod with a seven: scalp trouble.
the oldest one being so bad that nil the
hair on the crown of her head fell out.
and the :90de was a mass of souls and
sour! The young one was uttectcd in the
same way. and her hair had dropped out
in! a spot as large as nno‘s hand. 1 was in-
tending totake them to a physician when
a friend told me to call and get a bottle
of Hale's Compound Quinlan. Idid.and
am pleased to say lhut two bottles effected
in complete cure; new hair grow on the
bald spots. um‘ they now have a full
growth and u c can healthy scalp.
- bins. C. ll. ‘msr.
«l?
Telephone Service.
rat neurons saw enoLsso‘
TELEPHONE co. ‘
.r
Offers Telephone Service in this
IORIALK. coils. ‘ I. v. curricula saoaouav. ‘
31.25 wrapper 25% of! is
$1.50
$1.75
$2.00
32.98
H H II ts
H u U H
II II II II
u II 'II n
will be regular price. no discount.
"Only one to a customer.
price. he yards.
etc., and must knife some of the lines.
to a customer.
Only one dress to a customer.
yard; for this sale, only 390 yd.
As we want all the wrapper. department for: toys.
we shall give 25% off all wrappers from 01.25 to. 02.98.
Remember this is only for three days; afterward they
We want all the center counters of the domestic depart.-
meat. This is how we are going to do it.
100 outing flannel. us many yards as you want. at half
1 case tan color blankets. the 490 ones at 871750.
1 bale unbleached muslin, the it: kind for do yard.
ho apron ginghams, 10 yards to a customer. at 2c yard.
1 case white domet flannel, the Sc kind. for 5e yard.
DRESS GOODS.
«We want part of this counter for Christmas umbrellas.
ILLUMINATED SUITINGS, 40 in. wide, 80¢: per yard.
We shall sell them at one-half price, 150 yard. One dress
ALL WOOL DIAGONAL CREPE. 52 in. wide, in navy.
green. and black, $1.00 per yard; for this sale, 690 per yard.
BOUCLE NOVE LTIES. 52 in. wide. in navy and black.
blue and brown. green and brown. $1.50 per yard: for this
sale. 81 00 yard. One dress to a customer.
BOUCLE MIXED SUITING. 88 in. wide. all wool. 500
940.
$1. l3
1.31
LSD
2.24
. llelldsy Decks low on Sale. Dolls. Toys. Games. sto.. opened After these 3 Dsys'sbsls.
Great Three Days’ Sale! - x,
We have been working fluid for the last three weeks to get ready for Holiday Goods. we have them
new marked and assorted ready to place on the counters. but find that we have not more for them.
is only one thing to do, that is to make room. Now. for three days.
Saturday. Monday and Tuesday.We Shall Slaughter Goods
There
JACKETS AND CAPESI
We must have part of the great cloak room for sleds.
wagons. etc.
All our $17 98 keraey jackets,
" " 18.50 boucle
12 98
l 1.50
H ‘5 u n
sl‘ u u u
018.50
10.00
1000
3.50
We have 50 jackets. all sizes. at $5 00 each.
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
We want room to display silverware and bric-a-brso.
To do so we shall give 259.; ct! all dinner.
ware.
Our famous Fouuteuay dinner set. 112
25 per cent oil' is $9.
tea and toilet
pieces. $11.98. _
Car $13.98 dinner set, 25 per cent oil’ is $10.48.
Our $4 til toilet sets, 25 per cent off is $3 36. _'
Our $8.98 toilet sets, 25 per cent off is $6.73.
Remember this is for the nest three days only.
New line of lamps for presents. new silverware. new
cups and saucers. new vases, everything new for Christmas.
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
We have too many and want the room.
30 full width tailor made skirts of the latest two-toned
effects. $7.08. We shall sell them at half price.
20 black skirts, bourette effects, $7.50; for this sale 03.75.
UNDERWEAR.
Men's white and gray ribbed underwear. value The; for
this sale. 500.
Men's single and double breasted wool underwear, these
were $1.50; for this sale 81.
Ladies' combed Egyptian vents and pants. all aims. best
quality. 500.
THE NORWALK'BOSTON STORE,
Our. Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk, Ct.
m
TELEPHONE CALL, 5&2.
and sample this article ‘ot diet.
Fancy fresh made Gilt Edge Creamery Butter.
The Finest Coiiee 10 obtain.
‘ New Pineapple Jam. '
The Ferris Ham
3 and Boneless liacou.
. Rich, high grade Teas.
FIRST-CLASS GOODS AT LOWEST POSSIBLE BRICES.
HAVE THE
city with an equipment of Metallic
Circuit. and Long Distance Trans .
mittcr,at
l
1
325 s Year and Upwards. '
according to the amount and char-i
actor of the service. i
For. details. address the local.
office of the company. ‘
auN'rmeL. eunuomoi
Washingtpn Street.
Send: Norwalk.
Occu less ion f it. Gmowskls'i
stoneE’clatlnrncrmLLft Wall and Water Bts' ’
Norwalk. Cell and see the latest?
mn- in um. cm no. shift
3 p'c'kg‘s None Such Minot! Mall. 250
l l lbs California Raisins. title
4 lbs good Currants. 200 ,
:3 lbs Mixed Nuts. 23c
13 lbs Orange or Lemon Peel. 26c
3' cans best Pumpkin. his
New crop N. U. blolnms per gal . 4343’
FY ou ”’WANTJALLT
......THIS WEEK......
“'13 ARE PLACING BEFORE THE PITBLIC
CREAM OF WHEAT!
One of the most delicate and delicious breakfast foods ever offered to the public.
’ onstralion of these goods all this Week. We extend an invitation to all the ladies of both cities to call
A lady will give a dem-
Raspberry and Currant fresh made Jams
' Rock Candy Syrup.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR. Leading Grocer,
33 West Washington Street, South Norwslll, 0t.
H
We’ve Solved the Proble
Evening Sentinel Leit at Your
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11
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()f big scllingin groceries by helping a large assortment, at prices as attractive as
the quality. Old customers know how great the values are. To bring
new customers. we give these quotations:
Ensmellne. per box. 41-. 8 lb package Prepared Buckwheat. We
Beat Bodallraokers. per 1b.. in: ii lb package Pan Cake Floor. 260
Gold Dust. per p'k'g.. mo 5 gallons Kerosene Oil. 45c
Baker's Cocos. per box. 20o Porto ltlco Molasses. per gallon. inc
.l bars Cotton (ill Hosp. 25c ll lb pail Cottoleno. 260
7 bars Higgins’ Soap. 35:: ll cans Baked Beans. 25c
250 0 lbs Boat Buckwheat. 20c
ll lbs Boneless Cod Fish.
NEW YORK GROCERY GO.
Donovan Iulldlng.
3. AN3 17 MAIN O'TRIICT. NORWALK.
South Non-walk.
Norwalk Chronicler