.ohurch will hold emetinglnth:
iternoon.
mono 1111111511 nhandieep pool
it 11mm tonight ‘
forum. at liuin unset. ie recov—
iron on much of the grip.
{A W mum» in the
at Gluttony. Blinder.
than mine will be 111111 111
. tomorrow morning at
'1?” annual convocation of at. John‘ ‘I
m mend Accepted lie-one. will
held tonight.
The 1113111111 meeting of Bt. Joseph’u
A. 3.. and 1.. aoeiety Will be held to-
mt in Hulk: Hill.
who nannthly min-loony meeting oi
3th. W manual church
will he held tonight.
m night at 7: 30 o 'cioek.
r111. Nuance Euchre club in meeting
iii}. afternoon with hire. Charles '1‘.
Mann. 01 West avenue.
‘ Honour Cecile. Ancient Order
mu ot the Myrtle Chitin. will nom-
in ofloeru tomorrow night.
«die-ere. ~Wbeie. Nah. Anetcb and
Whittaker will sing at the Putnam
Hone entertainmentvund: hall at Arlen
Hail, Friday evening. December lith.
frrederlcu Conley. mailing clerk in
the South Norwqih poet-elite. is
Wile dut- in New York.
The employee. of The Croiut it
Knapp mpany will give a reception
in the new shop New Year' 3 eve.
M in a leak in the South Nor-
m wuter main which goee across
il- hlrhor. under the Washington
1 1mm bridse
Govern! members of L'ncue Tribe. No.
It. hop. 0. R. lit. attended the bell
given by imwhhuy Tribe; in the out}.
lord armory. last night.
Senator E. 0. Keeler. of tho Holmes.
. Knitter & Selleelt company. attended
;‘ A meeting or the ‘Wllcleuale Grocare'
. annotation in Hartford. yesterday.
. A hone owned by the New York
‘illll'ket ran away in Water street.
“lentil Norwnlit. this morning. but ‘was
flopped before any damage was done.
. ~8peclel bale oi iardiniem and
Chrietlneo goods. One blue willow-
ware dinner eel. lis pieceu. Souvenirs
given away. Not-walk Pottery.
The boye‘ chorus tor the First Moth.
edict Episcopal church Chriutma‘e en-
tertnlntnent will meet tomorrow alter-
" noon at 4 o'clock. at hir. Force'u reel-
, The Women'e Chriutlen Temperance
which will hold its regular weekly
netting with Mrs. it. 1‘. hieitin. it
W etreet. Friday at 3 o’clock. .tll
it npueiel meeting at ihe Twin City
Men 11m 1111 held in the club
m. on 'i'ueeday evening. to con-
. not not! vote upon the matter of
lite-plying oi en enterteinrnent under
W «eaten oi the not
‘alloiden eon circle of Kin"
m will uteet Friday evening
at. with lire. .et the per»
ml The pitcher to he one!»
at thin electing A full attain
‘ lemuired
We. Glimmer trees at that
‘ ‘ 1111111111 “We ‘l‘wo ure the"
"W. Jiili Gut Initial." hhii been
anti went incited to the troll.
“mineralization held
mrmiumm
Weider-em
immunommma
Will dimmer
:lluv it.
WW3
elm
Whitman
mummwmuttm
‘ Washington «not one" with 1 ‘ourgo
of live cod.
Eureka Lodgewill hold- it» regular
meeting tomorrow night. There will
be initiation and election at encore.
Robert Baronet end 1). Hart'Weeiru
began this morning the construction
of the building on Smith otreet to
shelter the town road-roler.
Rev. J. Rune". formerly pastor of
St. Hnry’e church. and Rev. W. J.
Donia oflielated yesterday at the
chureh'and convent. rounectlvely.
A turkey supper. poutootled from
Thenheglving. will be given Jenuury
6 in the Norwulk Opera House by St.
Mary's Church aoclety.
The executive e mittee of the
Young Men's Ch nu Association
section will meet next Wedneudav
night in the worm in Elizabeth street.
thnty new promoters of the intrigue
oi' the Sacred Heart were receivedieet
Sunday evening at St. Mary's church
by the Rev. Father Winn. 0! New
York.‘
. The. heating arrangements 111' Si.
Mary's church were inspected by
Bridgeport and Hartford parties with
a view to making a change tor the
better in the heating of the edifice.
~Woman'e Exchange annual Chi-ten
mas sale Opens Wednesday, December
15 and continued until Dec. 25. Public
cordially invited from 2 to c. 1).!11. daily.
Frederick W. Rogers. oi Main street.
Norwalk. received-two barrels contain»
in: 312 records for the phonograph.
yesterday. and sold ill worth of them
beiorenight. ’ 1
Captain Chamberlain 11 inking a
' cargo 0! splice in his schooner "Phoebe
Ann." from the Norwellt iron Works:
dock to Greenwich. where they will be
used in the construction of a dock.
in the cape of 2111-1th vs. Byington.
the court ordered him to pay
Mr. Helicon has taken annpmal. as-
king for interest on the money which
the court ordered Hr. Bylngton to pay.
Only one game of pool was played
in the Norwalk club's tournament
last night. George Curtis. 70. bent
Victor Seleck. 70. by 70 to 62. Tonight
Robert Vnnllurer. 90. will play A. it.
Mulkin. 100.
wCilenp cigars are too door at any
price. '(lood cignre are worth all they
cost. Imperial (‘rown cigars are good
cigaru.
The \l’omnn'e Relief (‘orpe of [luck-
iughnm Poet, G. A. 11.. will make an
rttngementn nt 11 meeting this ulter—
noon for the celebration oi the orgnni
ullon'o tenth Anniversary. which will
be bold next 'l‘uenduy.
.1. Arthur Pinneo 511 cloning out bin
book. stationery and engraving bursi—
nm at iii Well atreet. and offer: hill
entire pluck. over $54th worth. 111
price. never heard at before in thin
vicinity. lie given it tow specimen
prices in The Sentinel today.
“Fret. ll. ll. Roan. the Wallwlinmfli
oculiehopticien. can be con-tilted li'.
hie once. in the parlor oi' the Hahaolt
«no Hotel. South Norwullt. 'l‘ueednye
front 9 u. in. to i p. In. llyee 111111111.
ined free.
no“
OLD MAN AND YOUNG WIFE.
A Wnehlngton John Heep Mi Florist.
Weary oi the Jay With 11 Bird.
“But. at uii married couple- the old
law with the young wire melte- me
than tired. The old duller tries to
put on u dignified eir when muey pm»
pie ere erotinti but well until he 1111i»
11 chance to en nlilu ut hie young bride.
in awful. 'i'he cattle in that or 11
poo-urn which turn hm treed and
known there in no escape. l menu
that it‘s sickly. Hull oi tileln it!” be
putting on with the innocent girl.
‘i'hre‘i‘deye ugo i had 11111 oi the“ old‘
layup now. What do you rapport tie
fold to lie with? i was telling them
front the White Home to tire 'i‘reunry
end pureed by the fountain whtnh
mow no men: pretty cold nub. '0.
innit It the bountiful little thing: he
held. with I grin at hie wile. 'Y‘ou 1m
prettier than any lien in that pond.
therein ’0' '13!“qume
litih imhutntnoumlivu‘ looting
out for the coin. ,
“memo-11 n
W
E
eolipio coining up l’enneylvanln avenue
twenty minutes ago. lie was holding
her arm then. He will stick to the Job
until they reach their hotel thinniter-
noon. lie in not ntrnid the will «cope.
but he thinks that is a. part of a new
groom’s bmlneue. . You see. he helps
her up the utepe and points out things
to her. He teliu her that in amend-so.
Nine chances out of ten it is eomethlng
him. He feels that he’a bound to nay ‘ V
something. i halve seen many at these
young know-ails point out the Corco—
rnn Art Gallery as the Patent Office.
and pass the State. War and Navy
building of! as the residence of General
lilies or as the new city pout-emce.
The innocent bride stared in wonder.
and thinkn it; an. She believes her dar- .
ling Henry known all about it.
“it's very dliierent with the than who
has been married several years. He.
and his wife see for ihemoelves. lit,-
stops and looks at n tiling which inter»
estu hint, She goes on and stops to
look at something which interests her.
They are generally twenty yards apart.
if he tells her that a building is hilt‘h
and such site disputes the point and
thinks it something elec.‘ qushing~
ton Star.
FALLACY 0F SAVING.
A Line lit-awn Betwoen Individual
Economy and Community Hoarding.
John M. Robertson. of London. in a
lecture in Boston on "The Fallacy of
Saving," said he did not intend to say
anything against an individual saving
for his own old age or for his family.
He did not mean by saving. either, the
postponement of exile-user like the
giving up or rigors to enable one (11
buy a bityoic. But he no» to argut
against the economic doc'ttine that
saying benefited not only the individ—
ual. but the whole community 11;:
well. :llld'iillli what was done to ad»
vantage by one could he done wttb
equal advantage by all.
Only the minority could muirrseiuily
save. for the nearer even half of the
cmnmunlty come 111 snriug. the neuron-
cnme the frustration of saving. A
community- in whirl) everybody saved
“no one in whirl: nobody saved.
Mr. Robertlmu lltcu disputed the
truth of the commonly accepted doe-
trine that tlu- man who throws away
foolishly or extruvngamly hi‘n money
in a public enemy. it" that. doctrine
mm correct. he said. the ices the con,
unmptlon and the smaller the general
demand the better for uvcryhody. Sm?
ing was it rtluli‘li'liull 113' production.
Regarding the wml up, the lecturer
srild that howrrcr In-ueflclul the doc-
triuc of during might be its applied to
our worker. or to :1 number of them.
it must be admitted that the mass oi
the workers torrid not Sure succesnl'ub
iy. for saving on the part 11! the Work-
can mount 11min: donu the
3111 their on“ 1111161111 ln' loosening UN
1- .neumption.
Only .1 Within linimml cur-ll your
wiultl be timed In 1.1111111 Immune. 'l’iibl'i-
11.111‘1 i111 on increasing application no
capital to itdusttry unlmm there in 111‘:
im rcnuiim demand. (liixorwiuc there
would he 11 yearly waldo oi u lured
amount 11! tupilttl tittuuoh lite 111-1111111-
lion 1;! more 31min than the publir
111:.th
I111 tannin-y that 111111111 mom will
duller mtwt from commercial owinllleu.
The Forum» ennui lil'iii'llii‘i proved to
be one oi tho moot diunutwuu. bet-«111111
the i-‘renrh people are the moat. Bill'lflx
113‘ notions. line hundred million»
unvrd turnout that the “00.000.000 now
being prtzlducod will be unclean. Willi
tin.- demand eiltcllened in every dirt-e~
tiou by every one liliiii‘. title would in-
ttlliilbl)’ in! m.
The wealth 11! a community I11 ore~
sued nil-cull every year. In the prw
portion ihnt supply and dumped are
cut oil‘ 11111111 is» u dorrenne in tile
umottnt oi' the culmuunity'e wonitll.
bu! pcople'n own lnlercetu blind them
to the truth or them dill’il‘illilli.
i-IANide. llY llHAhiPiONli.
One of the most intereetlng more:
or hundhnil ever played in America.
occurred yeeterdoy afternoon in the
court of the Brooklyn linndliell club.
on 1111111111 utreet. The principale were
"Phil" (teeny. former nhumpinn oi the
world. who relinquished the title lnet
your. and William Currier. oi Gillette
go. the prompt world‘n champion. who
were paired unlnet Joiner l'ituguruili.
tile centurion oi intend. tied Jam
manna. .l'r.. oi ”will”. one of the
forearm amateur- in nine-rice. 'i‘iie
tehwutoltevebeenheetthminnu
live. but deriteceu omitted during the
fourth your end put on end to the ne-
rlee. with the more shoving two’nll.
the numeric-1d tempting mom and
mm. 101- 2!. 2i 2. did Dill” end
miWMu *‘9 “r “it ”e ‘
and
demand
because i
, menus best.
Expert
at
Merrill
Alright-Mil. Dogs.
01111 may on: 1111 y 1111:: circulating in the
till .cln oi tire \illngo of lat-lienseh. "out
i niogue at regular it: ttinlitm of dogs
Tl teic 111111;. 1r in training tlitm {or ought:
lomu 111- who lut:1.litnry 1111 v. 11w lltiL
Hindi nuimnl curries upon lie thick it Hi
tic middle turninbmi with-pockets romain-
lug all mm is net-mum“ {or u iirst ih't‘lbi-
in): of wuuudn. as Well it: a bottle oi
bluntly.
The dog: are lmmltt $11 magnum the
wounded and to smooth vii in them in
urtlt'r in permit them, while awaiting the
rtmtvhvrn. toquem-ll their thirst and to all
irilmu their l-ttll’rrium- ti Lil it».
A large mi crime 111 tourist-d on the «little
div. and lcutln-r strain. serve 11,1 instep
around the 111th of the normal it little [an
mm that he lilumlnml lnr night which.
11w 'llniiulillwo duke iiidii'mi all fill litr
umu tnnuuurtu lain! ,nur hilt-re their 111111
111mm “11»- grcnth npprmintml. rim ti: in
your their illull‘lil‘ii)!’ line. bet-t1 willing“! to
lrnin a whole park. He line chosen Scotch
(111341111! inednnu height. whose 1|1n~illt y and
indomitable.—l‘Irrlmnoo.
N00; is Till! Till! TO ill,’\'
«(D R. H R N9 Y'Sr-
FRENCH GURED
California Prunes.
. The“: l'rv rtinmlifl’or in ilnvorimm
all 1 timri .‘1.lil11ruin1 111111 1. 11nd era
in loot h-tlor liim lump l1 l’rutiw
\ u 111‘i111elit11momiinelolli 111
11nd iiw ,1 r «dominion 111111111111 111111»
the! new limit.
LAB!!! IRUXT
' THING! Elm
‘ BLACK IN 001103.
‘1" RT
l Oregon Malian Prunes
l111- “1.1.13 whw-eimlo ilmw not
«nillw nII'm i’rutm. lac. l1.
linntx is at marl \ttiuab'e ingredi-
‘ not in laundry than it 11min
1111"!“ “Mill. wiilmtii' diluting
111i wt! 111114.. I». vallniuu [or
“hiring liutluo-le
in Perfect Borax Soap.
It will ti hillti Willi
A liiniir litii \i llh winning mum,
all ”M iiluu Illnmiur {.111-91-
ni‘il 111111». 11 dung: Hornet hope
lee I111“ gum -n .1
lie 1-ir1i hemp flotill-
'l‘11 inlrmlm 110111 l’oriect Rum
“1311““ will line i t‘lllioiur on for
\‘uiunblu nilvul'h are tor wram ere
hideout 111th rsnipew it».
Lorenzo Dibble.
allele! timer» '3'.
ill Norill iiin Hi... booth admin.
. mimemow“
in molten. couple in!
W111 11111 11‘? "when.”
The ENTERPRISE New
Water“
Jillian W W
“minim“
1‘3“
Shine penile say their nets are the “best”
e word' 18 handy and deenn t
take dup much room.
word that way"
e he
oath butif yen any you want the best
that‘s what you'll get.
any one me man.
Manuel T. Hatch,
to man. new. Item nonvunx.
1 «H . .
““M/m’» w'“M~¢WM~/WW w“
tn mitt like mom; .1... in on school.
Thin ie the rem whim our-tudente ere ulweye
Accounting «Tue: hummus none 11-"
Merrill College,
.Winter termlbegine londuy. how 3. 1898.
Write for the Xmas book. -
ililt'illgeili‘x' in imruing am will to he
"ran m, 111111 “61::
Miamhififlflid to Ill! 1!“!
it.
11m emote 'li till illitnsm.
We don t use the
When we my best it «
to several grades of
i
E
film”
Br
Our Guarantee—WW 1867.
An Opportuue Gift
And no mistake. bocnuee it re.
ilectu the warmth of the giver‘o
sentiment and brings warmth
to the receiver. One of our line
heavy
OVERCOATS
Will rob winter of its chill and
melee the ooldeet day of winter
u pleuant on Key.
All wool. etyliah. dmey. well
made and {not color.
flouting can beat them.
What the-e cont- nro the cool:
will show.
Dome. nee and select.
From $6.50 to 525.
Good: uelecteti now will he
heldnntithriehnu.
ltoreopeneveninge.
Comstock Bree.
WWI-anon
rum.
it com um lit.
lentblerwulh.
mm A. cum.
Imogen
1 Nurwolk.
7W” filufl’hl i Hamill Sunni”.
We will Give
2222.] are men 11mm new:
”WWW.
SKATE
CAMERAS
SELF TONING PAPER
Gard Haunts. Downlopcn, Hypo. twp
.Ol'l’ m .
JACK FROST is
. 'ill'e_‘g1'i1111.itirl‘1;11;‘x&ni'1;:;1ymango:-l
CUTLERY.
FOX CYCLE & HARD
120 Washington St. ..
"uvnny'rnme room A N noon: TO AN A‘Nilli
ON ALL 8|DE$
Kentondlnuponeive
CHRISTMAS Goons.
NECKWEAR
Born' in where we have aim excelled in popular WW
Our label. and fillet unweigkaear are splendid
the veneer-'- and manufacturer’- beet. reductions.
PUFFS, non. YOU-0410321130.
WWI. omen and WIHDEOII.
m1. Dm me All!) DOVE - lilo. ”HIM
initial Handkerchiefs.
I'heeemthen‘toet nlaroichrietutupr
looked out tar all III-run. arm ’
veryneweetthinginmdkerchiea. 130 undue “11
Ponce. Iflk. with initials. 256. and 500- ~31
Silk Suspenders.
nm’tmwm$Woto%I£kdfl biotin
“would had prion.
PM equal mover been ehown in Kermit. .
Boys’ Sweater
85c. .. 86c. .. .1..00 01 25.
Special line of
Men’s Stiff Hots,
Marple-sly for unto: WWW
Open every evening until 9 o'clock.
DAVIS,"°W
Clothier.
Hatter Ini-
xeneoxnito norm. noon.
Satchels.
Suspenders. ' lecturer.
. lactiete'slts.
Umbrellas.
01101.
Sweaters.
$111.21.
lentils.
Furninhtrrw' ' »
80. NORWM‘
Cardigan ltcltis.
Hats. Gloves.
MAHACKEMQ Ho'rul. BLoCKu
We have cut; the price on.
garments in our cloak depariul,
Children’s reefer coats, empire
All wool beaver coats for-indies,
Bouole coats irom
Also a great reduction in "
price of all trimmed hate.
H. *RIEGE
Mahaokomo Hate
. .. m run-1mm flw-rmvmennmmmwm
Now-do?
No one need go
which. Thebeetrm
indeterlcabythe'
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