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Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 19, 1901 · page 4

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bottle 0 to Plano Gideon 3'!

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elation: January mi.

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looted emulate tor“ the opening term
so follows: L Old Well Lodge. No. lbs 11.111111 .1.
Precursor—Mrs. John Neusebauer. lot. will install the following newly
ice presidentw—Mla. John Moehrinfl. elected oilioore on Tuesday evening.
Financial secretary-mime. Adolph lionuary 'I: L
Dahlia. ‘ W. m.--Poter Decker.

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on unicorn for the next year ms- fol
lows;
Presidentwlohn Neusebauer.
Vice president—wood Raymond.
D Cirrespoodlns secretary ~— Adolph
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lri . Correspondlna' secretary—«Mrs. Al l s. W.~—chkaou w. Cole.
kwnonoiai11or:rota!"rm-dilutionvs Meal m3; Durbock klm Lo ‘ M I , *w'_fl. El] Ferrlah B
the research» to. u as Lima 3 reasurerw ames . rown. L...
“““““““““ Efifia‘flfimfl flagelfilgf Trustee-«Mrs. Seermg. ’ Secretorywltiniert M. Wilcox.

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These officers will be thatched Wed- :
neaday evening. January it. .
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8. D.~Charles Greenwood.

J. I).-Eltephsu B. Naphey.

S. S.~Parrls Wardwaii.

J. e.~—Dr. F. D. Crosby.

’l‘yler——A. J. Crossman.
Maruhalmw. P. Beers.

Chaplalu~~ r1. Raymond.
’l‘rusteea-— \r P. Beers, W. H. Rny~

The, formal installation: at these out
oiaia will take place in the lodge
rooms. Thursday evening, January 9.;

f de a. adds-mod to The
Foraoml iolroro not desired

 

wl’icturos trained. Prices reasons;
ubie. Large stock mouldings. .l‘. '1‘.
IP-rowltt. Nomadic. ‘

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w(lulu-i. men a and boys'. . O'Briitu.

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iiio,.i1aa one pérson in fifty ‘-

 

- .c n-ml‘Jr. M El Rotten oculiht and nurist
g‘ “5 population affected nbe consulted in the parlors ol' the

q illorclllOSil-‘o and measures Mohnckcmo liotal. on Tuesday nod
to be taken to check the di- L Fridays. between the hours of 1 and 31
cm. 113.. and daily between 9 and 13 :1

send 9 p. m. at 515 Falwell! ave

 

mood and G. W. Smith;
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‘. . umue, Bridgeport ill 93 examined and Our connection with other stcr,cs
Mill!!!» 15 calculating 0" WV ('lllltildlaagaea treated. y null having our own buyer place» on Five Entertainments
bout $100,000 this year as the; mm... in the trout radius of. the grocery For 31,00 '
ii. of the recent changes 111 herl TKr-NSPORT FOR MANILA. 3. “Grill. ‘

. . Doc. 20-—“Klng Lear." 1h emetic Re

We sell 20 lbs Flue (lrauulnird Su- (mm! by M1 S H Clark oi! Chicago.

‘ Jan. 14~Mra. P. M Btrayor. Manolo
slut. and Mr. Franz Kulteubnrn, Violin
lVlltnoso.

Feb. 25--“Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde,"

. League and llnperilonution,1)r. Rob

L eri aillac.

PREM'UMS WITH EVERY PUR' Mar. 11-—Hocital. by Mr. B. Archer

CHASE. . Gibson and Dr. Franklin D. Lawson.

L. Josuarr's. :"r N” "‘“k

Apr. 8—-"An American‘Cltizon." u
72 North Main 8L, South Nor-walk; (.cmedy inlpel'ucnutcd by Mr. Edward
Orders called for and delivered.

oration laws. ‘whith llilH‘ llnll SAN FRANCJSCO Dfll‘ml’o" 19‘4”“‘1
float to invite outsiders to olilclni or the tranuport uelvlce huvcf‘gafl with ““9“ 300““ $100

a the” in et 1' t l. announced deliuito dates 101 the de 'l “kg“ 00‘1th 25"

i2 nonrpora 0‘ partme of transports for Manila. The polomhln River Salmon, 1"“ mm”
W Sheridan will depart on January 1. the 5 ”kg“ Cream 0’ Wheat. 25""

Kilpetrick on January 1 the Thomns 3 pkga. None SW" Mince Meet. 26c
on li‘eb1uory l carrying the 29th in
lantry and the Grant will sad at about
the came time on a special trip its in
snlni employees and school teachers.

 

 

'1‘ch president of the licrliu 30-1
1:3! for the Prevention of Cruel l
to Ainimals has issued :1 proclu-lt
ion‘ to the public urging them. i
engaging tabs or wagons. to'
L only those drivels who (loi ~Thc Imperial Crown 101- (.‘lgai in

 

r3 union.

lSuperb course for $1.00; with Reserv
od Boats, $1.50.

SINGLE ADMlBBiON. 35 OTB.
SOUTH NORWALK CONGREGA-
TIONAL CHURCH.

'l‘ickcts at. Piuistcd‘s and Bnur'c.
NEXT FRiDAV. “KING LEAR."
HOYTc THEATRE
ONE SOLID V. -uK—Commonolng
MONDAY. DECEMBER 23.

BENNETT Mlllmfl 00.

And their own Concert Orchestra.
utinces Dal.ly.~ commencing Wed.

 

 

’r follow the stupid and crllcllalwayl‘ ”l'l‘mcmw- A box 0' them
om of losing blinders ovc1 thr- . make " flue whim” Gilt
of hordes. which is the princi—i
Professor J (7.. Clarke oil ppcrl Bus iness merrlll Gallege!
Ll ll. iliinois. has sent to tllcl
iithsouian institution :1 unique
lume in which are compiled the Will 1...“, you to succeed
, Will help you secure better ositiou3

unborn ”“5 ‘Oi‘lglli Of a" "ll at“ Will help you com a better I:utlury.
9’“ l“ the. 1' 3) Dim" lucrogly 1"“ Will help you all thiough lite. ,

lid to exhibit the detelopmcnl «mg 31-450 m month and mum... m,
'lch from its curlicst to its inl— M

1 cause of shying
Education “AMM- °°~~~
{timbers of the World. so tabului- 6
charge £01 hooke or stationery

 

REPERTOIRE:
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th'rm .131... A postul card will blink, 3011 u tutu-1M i Mllg‘l'nxlib t i ‘ M t
, 011133.10 .1111 1111s a 0
WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING. logui "l‘uosuny. Slaves of Russia

(«Another use ior your W011! cut, loose L

L \.uincsd1 T111 lion era of New Yalk
d gloves is to cover the hand when ( U ( g

M. A. Merrill. Principal.i

 

 

. 'l‘hurzsdny Queen or Chinatown
ning and save it from the calloueed 1 “ ‘* “‘W W L’,l1‘riday Daughters of the South
3 WthII gather SO easily on lhl‘LL Saturday, The Orphans of New York

Motiueee.
Mask of Life
Pride of Kerry

LPiumage is a conspicuous feature of Ll
e eat-1011's milliuery. it may be long, L
t plumes, breasts 01 entire birds.

I Wednesday.
1 'l‘hnrsduy.

X as Furmture'

: Friday. 0111. in the Street
hey are placed on any sort of feline "‘* ' ...- ” "‘ ' ‘ "‘ M“ Suturdny, The Dangers of New York

11 fancy may dictate
Many people have tiny rugs scuttmed
their kitchen hoarse—one in fl out
the sink one by the stove. anothel
waldo table~whereve1 there is
Ler to be done. They are not only ‘
' handler than the bare floor. but they l
to t tatigue. One woman who does
love lu having er kitchen item
as she cello it. always
“13th stand on when she

in making BETWEEN ACT SPECIALTIES.
Dawson and Booth. acrobatic comi-
.once and roller skaters. Charles Lun-
‘dic. parody singer. Time. .T.‘ Shell. oc-
L‘robutic song and: (slice.
’monologile artist. and dancer.
,luido Nye, operatic soprano.
' :illd Nye. duetists.
PRICES: Evenings. 10, 20 30c.
Marinas-cull n 10o: aduito. 201:.
Monday. ladlea' hlxht, tickets lim

your Christmas Present : choose something for use on 113 well

for comfort 113 well as plcu: urc. We keep :1 line of goods that

combine nillhese desirable qualities.
ROCKERS are very desirable as (title.

its beauty :

We have them in many styles
and large varieties for ease, comfort. null elegance. ranging in price lroui

L 75c to $20.00
A COLlQH would be 11 nice Pleat-11L . 11d one that would g1 oil.» the m ip-

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Landle

 

, 11' ,ient. We have them in velour und ieu . tier. Prices, $3.50 to $25.00. lied to 300.
no can secretly pick up a magazine L - Sculls on sale Thursday morning.
this {reason without finding in ii Morris Chairs, Desks. Music Racks. rramod Pictures, Fancy Lamps, Jar-
llex eusive reel as for mok- . . . L . , 1‘
My atphame. Thge is nothing dimeroe,“ Easels, Ohildrene Chews. Ml-‘l‘Ol‘B, eta. lll't‘litllt‘l‘lll variety. hrom PARK WE?- gHEXAfiIE. .
entertains. the children morcl‘h? gll'Wllyzllbei-alpriciugs. generous1L~1iuotlous have. born made for the Bridgeport, f' " 3 ‘ '\ ' Conn.

candy making. Give them mater-
nd tools and cncour use them. boys
girls alike. in such harmless. in
tire amusement. It will be but u
Lime before they are able to turn
candles perfect in shape and doll~

Saturday Afternoon, 3 p. m., Doc. 21st.

EMMA NEVADA

and her asaixltlnx company.

l Holidays. Just come and see us and 1 c‘ll fit you out for 11 Santa Claus.

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Pablo uCarole Viollncellist
to ta.ste -
Pianist
allelintkdb Soloi is always (worn lilillquarre. Flutist
‘ it; even as gown a this. L l L , V,
. ”i cut p‘filncess is very becominl: 12 NOR TH MAIN 51:, Heath Gregory. Basso

Prices $1.00. $1.50. $2.00.
Sole Seats opens Thursday.

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he fol-tn? Cut both the silk lining
the filmy outside princess unanti-
he fullness ut the waist-line of the
in tiny pinlte. The lining should
' The hall-low neck may be he
to as gauzy d1ape1iea and leweh L _L L
aments can make it. The sleeves
the elbow and be flnifilh
at real lace. . L»

SOUTH NOR WALK.

 

 

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Telephone Calhm

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Only twelve more soar/ting days and Christmas will be here.
lention to THIS STORE. We are loaded for business.
exceel our Thanksglolng rush It will be well for you to examine our stock before purchasing
[elsewhere Goods glued from all alm- the humid Only the purest and best of everything.
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y and attempt to sire as much in. t '-
and cents as has been alven
hers .is nothing of Christmas
one of barter or trade. Money L
ill-chase beautiful and rich artl
lit it tl'vet' .vet boulriit. and. it
bu§ the beat of all tihnesw
L phi-col tlve heart whch

ell with e ery token it so do
' which lies tinglisvvout~

.‘ nearer one 1; p
he‘hitilrlthhl! ehi'lidhooil is

date the true 9 nee or
fifth olld who given oe‘s itl
‘ gulf? ilwlil'l “1"“.1‘.“

BIB 0n 8 E S e '
which ”13% lm lighting $121111be fluent a permanent and substantial place to do business ‘lulll find it right bore.
n m

' Ilit the giver is bare”.

in} bit 1 came upon in ,
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We expect our Christmas trade to

 

 
 

We cart furnish your dinner complete from the consomme to and including tbe nuts.

 
 
 
 
 
 

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wt ptopoail to malts everybody happy Who who our store thin week. alumni bookkeeper: will do well ll!
placing their Christmas Order with no. in you about drum to come yourselves. send your children. and we will
L sure them their ghetto oi u largo vsrloty or the most hauls; story books.

t- 1.3; m but than. and or. advonma of our usual rmn Holldny coda

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All kinds “ind Dalton.
3 pun. None 0 " g
:1 can. insulin illitiilu ,,
ticw‘Oustard Pumpkin, nor coo,

etc Grlmn. ‘ ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

“funnel-11).. to. new mom Candy, l 111.. for ate.

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WE ARE SELLING MORE HANDKERCHIEFS THIS YEAR THAN EVER BEFORE.l
AND WHY NOT? THIS IS THE HANDKERCHIEF SEASON. AND WHERE SHOULD
PEOPLE BUY THEM BUT AT THE STORE WHERE THE BEST SELECTION OF GOOD.
HANDKERCHIEFS AT THE LOWEST PRICES TO PAY FOR THEM. . l
MEN’S HANDKERCHlEF’s MEN’S HANDKERCHIEFS LADIEB’ HANDKERCHIEFB _ ll
'. Splendid low-price gill i‘luud All pure» linen. homstltched All linen, hemotltcheil. with l
‘ kcrchiei‘u. worth tic each one. very line. full nizen. fully initial and L embroiderod
l clul price, 51: iworth 191: each, '11 veri) spec- wreath, in the most artistic dc-
, ul bargain at tile 1 pulnr signs. the best value in Am-
xENS HIATDKERCH'EJS prior-L1. ouch, 12!/2c cricu. ii in fancy boxes for
ems tclcr, white and au- tinih; or. ouch. 25o
cy borders, very fine, sold LADIEB' HANDKERCHIEFS
elsewhere at 12%0 ouch, 0111' Fine sheer linen. homstltch-
special price, 10c ed. ecnlloped, embroidered 35W: ”AlrnKEZCH'Et-‘Ei
, . and lace trimmed, elaborate 6W 119. a lime 119“: W l
l LAD'ES' HANDKERCHIEPB designs. regular selling price initials. full size, special
white. sheer and plain. all the each. sale price. 12l/2e Dl‘lce. 6 in box for $1 315: 0".-
pure iiuon, regular selling ' each, 251:
price everywhere ltlc. our MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS _
special price. 12%: Lauudored, hand ombroider- LADIEs’ HANDKERcHlEl-‘s 1
' oi i1 itlals. 1 and Much - . ’
LADlES' HANDKERCWEFS blame.l regular firice 190 each, Ecmllgolélieregfiglgigzlfidii133
Swiss cmbroidcred,'scalloped tulle price, lzygc lace frin'lmod an immense
and lace trimmed, also hem- ' varietv the 'prices range
a t ltc h c d Handkerchiefs, CHILDREN 3 HANDKERCH'EFS from leach '25:: to $100
worth fully lhc ellt'h. sale with colored borders, 3 in ' ’ ' ’ '
ri~ , l . . . ' , - '
p to 12¢ tggpgrllgfiia spectral value for 15¢ LADIES’ HANDKERUHIEFS
LADlES' HANDKERCHlEFS Ladien' Embroidered and L
Hometitched, Wit“ “melt 1101'- LADIES' HANDKERCH'EFS Lace Handkerchiefs, very
. ders. noideverywhcre at 50. licmstitched hand-embroider dainty designs. our own im-
, each. lot) dozen on rule this ed initials, (i in tnucy box for portutions. values up to :NC
wees at. Tum.“ FOR 10c idle; or. each, 10c 43.00 dozen, at 25c
. Use common sense in making your Holiday purchasesl‘; buy a pair of our reliable gloves. Youl
, can be assured of two things. that your gift will be acceptable and that it will prove worthy. Wol

make a special leader of a fine. dlessy kid glove at one dollar. We claim for it to be the equal of any
‘glove in this country at a dollar twenty-five. Our salesladics are experienced glove litters. painstak-i
ing and courteous and will not sell you a glove that does not fit you perfectly.

 

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WOMEN‘S MOCHA GLOVES WOMEN'S GLACE GLOVES CHILDREN'S GLOVES
‘" “m- brow“, 8“” all“ 2 clasp. all colors, includ- A11 immense variety of
black. imperial stitching. 1 ing black, specially imported wool. kid and doeskm gloves
‘ and 2 clasp. WM!“ and 0011“ ~m- our own use for many lined and unlined, sizes from
I WWW» “‘30 W”? “‘8‘“ who do not wish to pay one i year upward. The price
'. overseum._ln all shades, wur~ dollar this is the glove, price 75c range is broad enough ‘0 Sfit- .
; ranted. $1.25 vah‘lcs for this ‘00 lsty all. llpwurds from 256
grout Holiday an o 0 , GOLF GLOVES M ".8 GLOVES , . l
" WOMEN'S “LACE GLOVES Plain and fancy styles in E ' '
2 clasp, newest shades of wool and silk and wool, un- Meyers and. Adlers well-
tnu, beaver, slate. gray. pearl, shrinking. the best lines we known dogskm Gloves. the
white and the new Smyrna have yet shown. the much regular dollar kinds. lou can i
and red gold shades-11 per- wanted colors. black. gray buy a pair here 101‘ the Hol-
iect glove. Holiday price. $1.00 11nd white. 50c 1day Henson, price 75c
HOLIDAY LEATHEL. GOODS HOaIDAY
A magnificent showing of M'LL'NERV BARGMNS
only the best kinds 0’ rocket A nicely trimmed lint ul
Books. Bags, etc. at our ex about one-hull regular price
0991““le 10W Dl'lCL‘S~ 0““ will help you in adding to
usual high standard leather your practical Holiday gifts
goods. it sumcient guarantee ~t0n1orrow-wc offer '15 trim-
Of anything VOW buy in title med Hats, the newest and
llnc. best products or our own
workrooms. at prices that
CHATELAlwc uAGS ought to make a quick clcur-
Genuine tool on hotn sides, ““5
stitched ieathed straps. cov- All Hats Driecd all}? HOW
~ erod hook. regular $1.50 at $4. $5, $6. and $6.00, to‘
i value. just 100 to sell at the morrow at one price. $3.50
.l 3’“ch ”'00 Our entire stock of Outilllr.
1 " Huts. values up to $2.5 .
i POCKET BOOKS choice tomorrow, 96c
. or leather (not paper) over _ . ,
50 styles. a grand collection. 8 1;}:“glgisugolglégmhflgl
full value 390.. Holiday sale, 25: a ' 1 -
L . cluster cl tails, values $5.00
POCKET BOOKB and will). $338
. 0t genuine soul alligator and Long Balls of Sable. Opos-
. the new popular leathers in sum and Raccoon, value
i gray. tan. kid, black and $14.00. l57-50
, olives. a superb collection. Brown Sable Fox. extra
nilver trimmed, vgllues up to long Boas. very popular.
75c Holiday price‘ . 00o value 822.50. 01 .

 

 

 

 

 

Crowd Drawing Specials

iFor this Week in Our Cloak Section Beginning
Tom0rrow Greatest Values. .LLLL, V,

lilllils L
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Irma notion of our can is to
day the equal or any of the kind
In accusation. We have Glut '
the “mar and m «M ,

otylMdll 6111' PRIOIQ are do
. atrocity shingles. .

Trillium we plies in auto Just

 

 
 
 
 

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26 inch Box Jacket-float on pop-
ular no long coats, lino quality a":
horny, silk find satin llnod. no
fool lilting. color: black, tan, on-
.tor and navy. 018 and 016 values.
"a”: '

All wool flannel Womb. all he.
‘od. button from cult book, have
, aoldpp to 01.60, tomorrow,

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