, the has a Bra. ‘
‘ lluent and ao-
; answers, but
I was no one present
ner oi' the that per. »
lag“ the years it had
he heard it speak this
a. The two parrots talk»5
her without ceasing all ‘
ere together and a' few
on they met again. exact-
ng hehreued Perhaps
or as telling the exile the
W ‘ Stewart pastor oi
thodist church at Libra
‘r made some novel
members or his cons.
Sunday night sermon.
hat. a homoerotic candi‘
,Vty oflice tore a fly lest
ly Bible to keep the score
rile on. Then he held
.» moods. “This
, " e‘picture‘d head
substituted tor the old
year round tar traveling
t cleanly fabric for
J is ,dept for its dust-
“Imam there be
, G . fl .
his remit:
Franldi stree '
meat. in A. 0
Monday evening. November 23rd
Robert A Stags. Who brolte his leg
some time ago. is getting along nicely
at the Nor-walk Hospital The limb
waskplaced in a plaster paris cast. last
wee ' .: . .
F. 11.0
-" use it Rooney and
William Moos ii the floor man-
agers ii! a dance to - given in A. 0
H hall ip Wall street on BMonday even-
ing, November 24th.
_ The Golden Rule Circle of King's
Daughters of the First congregational
Church. Norwalk. will meet with Mrs.-
.F. Pa . Gannon street, on Fri-
day, lit 19:33 o “clock w
'Oscar Fisher. the South Norwalk
barber. sailed yesterday afternoon.
from New York city. for Savannah.
0a.. where he will have the manage-
ment of a barber shop
o’clock. at”: \
Richards. .
members ‘
Erioson F. Melt the noted solo»
last was in south Nomalk. yesterday.
Mr. Bushnell has been ill for some
time He was one of the witnesses in
the famous Moliueux trial. “Just closed.
rflue Employment Society of Grace
Church, will hold a sale or cake and
nitui articles in the Guild room.
Tursday afternoon. irom 2: 30 until 5
o'clock. tor the benefit of the society.
The choir oi St. Paul‘s Church. un-
der the direction or R. K. Peoley, is
practising two new ahthem's for Christ-
mas: Rehearsals are now held every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday even»
.lng. '
, it may be a matter of interest to the
many readers at The Sentinel to know
that the lion. Jeremiah Donovan. of
south Norwalk. was born in Ridge-
held. the birthplace at many great
men.
Raymond Brothers are discharging 'a
cargo oi 100.000 Haveratrawbrick, at
their wharf oi! Water street. This
same firm has Just. completed several
tuck.
' large Jobs o: c iterate work. at Sange-
Hugh barrhlfi' who is wanted in
stemtord for horse theft was taken
trons New Haven. yesterday alts noon,
by- constable Gennger. Carrol was
turned over to oeilnger by the New
Haven police.
W
Floyd Collin. of Spring street, is tut.
‘" ferin’g from a lame shoulder resolved
wane acting the part oi Chester!)
venue in the thrilling p‘eri'ornianee in
the play “Ten Ton Doorfi' when the
Minna. in the e . '
oil ,
H. Hall. in Wall street,
the sand schooner "Lucy A. Lane." ,1 ‘
soon. at Bayylim avenue. ‘ . , , . . * :
‘, lately with H 8. Rogers A Company. '
.. :01 New cannon. has taken a position
- With a westerndlrm covering the same
section or con _ ,
evening. at 7: «is. in the basement of
7 2,200 linear test of roadway at Granny
the basketball as
team. of Norwelit.’
team. of Danbury. ”I ‘l’
state prison. yesterday. to serve a son-
Chat-tier. of Willimantic. .
‘ calnpm attsh
‘M a. W. 8. Collins is
her home in Westport. and s
Normllt Lodge of Elite wli holdf‘ite 1, I
regular weekly mestlngy this evening.
in the hell in South Main street
pee—A
Joseph Hartwick. oi south.
has secured a position as that mute on
house in West avenue is»
it
:s‘hingledk Thomas 8.; Osborn is doing "
the work ..
istsnoe bi enc.‘ "
expected resen
‘ Mr. and Mrs. E. it. Barnum. 0! Beth- ' ‘ '
el. are guests of Principal and Mrs.
Charles A. Tucker
NorWalir. ,.. ,
Mr. and Mrs. W. healer. ot Hay»
iland street are visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. E. B. Dyington.‘ at her home
in Hartford
Tile Girls Friendly Society will hold
.ts regular weekly meeting. tomorrow
Trinity Church.
Washington Camp. No. 11. P. O. s.
or A., will hold a regular meeting. to-
morrow evening, in Mystic Chain Hall
Washington street.
Highway Commissioner Mecdouaid
has nwnrded the contract for guiding
to 0. fl Godard, of Grnnhy. {or $1, 649.
Following the basketball game be;
tween the Company F team. of Nor-
walk and the Company G team. of
Danhury. at the Norwalk armory. next
Monday evening. a dance will be held ‘
The executIVe committee or the For-
:her Lights Society met last evening.
at the South Normlk Baptist Church.
and made arrangements for the semi—
inonthly meeting. next Monday evens
ng.
The Y M. C. A. football. team will:
line up on the Baxter G o
my alter-noon, against
Bridgeport.
it 3: 30 .
Company F held a drill at the arm-
ory last eveningand following this held .
a meeting. Arrangements were com-
pleted tor. the den . will follow,
a tween the F.
the company 0. l
The game will he call ed
.—
Timothy Maher has returned to his
duties as bridge tenderg' tor the Consoi- 1
ldated railroad, on the bridge crossing
the Norwalk river, at Sleuth Norwalk.
'att'er being confined gto. his home for
two weeks. byiilinsas. , H '
l
. l
James Gorooran, a prisoner from V I '
Windham county. {was received at the
tense or one to three years for breaking
and entering a building owned by Paul
W shingtonécsmp. No.10. P. O 8.,
_ Waterbury, is, planning for a,
Lil . suing. at which
1 nitiate twenty
0th .
cil‘ildidst tom the local
. Main, street. ‘v
‘ jli‘renk Sturtevsnt
. tor curve
To be opened by syco-eIecI
joint I. Geomagh.
Enterl elements
Retreshments.
and anCillfl
Eretu Evening.
"CREOLE BELLES" '
Lady Minsml Troupe.
rammed? EVENING
concur RT R0 MIND”.
Eoneflt M. E. Church.
Mrs. W. F. Ambler Mrs. Edward
Sims Miss Millie .Wilccot. Mr. John
W'ehle.vM r; W'F “EA
stroll slink is M
g. am. ~
'trom, Smith A Egge' s machine shop. in
rt: to
Returning. leave church, 9: 50.
Theron G. Hoyt. of Ridgefleld.
erIes. , .
Itidgeiioid'iComtt Nov. 5 1000;
Dr. Dick's Medicine Gompauy, ~. ~ ,
South Norwalk. Conn.
airs—Hay
8, at
Remedy" aé
droug
. ., Rt
iai rpong? y
also with members of my family, i am .
pleased to add iny testimony to its
great value. .
Very respectfully. ‘
, ' THERON (3.301”!
Notice is hereby given that the
council oi this city e’roposes, at its
heat regular hissing
a sum oi$800
d e
senses
‘ successfully.
M,bl§fl@§§ any moreb 1serious than those , ,
lndians do .not satiety l
,Iore have opportunities to
gradual development of individuals.
are
Notice. ‘ V . ”
funnel tumours in
rt "
til
that occurred at election times in some
I , Berta or nearly every state in the Un-
,8uparintendent i’ealrm-Waé i3
Advancenient Pupils
WASHINGTON. Nov.
tendeht Peairs, or Haskell indi
into in Kansas, in his annual
tiaral that although at times th
he work of educatlo into g
onlookers.
to those who are in the work and there-
erve the
there is more one more at encourage
ment and astiaiactlon. -
[As pron: of the permanent good re ‘ ' “
suits of training the ludlana, the report
says that of ninety- dive graduates, pres
views to the classes oi 1902, at least
seventy-seven are at work earning
their own living and in many instances
aiding needy parents or supporting in a
respectable way a little family of their '
own. 0! the forty-one graduates of
the classes of 1902. it is stated that
the e is not one but is qualified to
a record equal to the earlier
graduates The undergraduates also
are making excelledt records. The
fact. however that the percentage of
success among undergraduates in not
as large as among graduates is cited
as a strong argument in favor of the
continuation oi thorough educational
work There is a constantly increals
in; 'demano tron: among the Indian
population of the country for enroll-
meat at this and M schools.
_ , TM
crave a day'ngOoi. convert
Methodists)» is
the convention held in Meridian 'l‘ues
day Wednesday and Thursday or this
week are Mrs Thomas l. Raymond.
Miss Julia Byxhee. Mrs. B M; An‘
drawn and the pastor Rev. Mr. Dun-
'can will attend the sessions this alter
noon and evening only. and in his ab~
scenes the weehiyeggposltlon oi the
.Suhday school lossion will be conduct-
“at; by the superintendent Thomas l.
cease: vvoaaaas
. PAW
held on De» ,
camber at. 1909. at 8 p. ni.. to spore ,
AIME“ the Fl
‘ new
THE KANAI
Norw‘alk Health Shoe
At $3 00 and $3. 50
HEAL TH PRODUCING.
This shoe for the man um It’h tender feet, soft.
Iooks IIke paIenI leather and will not crack or lose II: shape.
COMFOR T G I VINO.
and pliable,
WANT MORE company have strucfi for higher wag-
es: One hundred men emplOyed by
the same concern also have quit in‘
sympathy with the women. The strik-
0H“31“30- NDV- 13 -"‘Two hundred are any they now earn from $2. 50 to $6 '
, women employed by a large cereal a week.
Norwalk Chronicler