S We
y treat . .. _
B W. iformerly or South
'returhed to his home in
after spending a wok with
their, urinal. election or oilicers‘i “one
eel: fro this evening. in Central‘La-
‘ outhjhla a. street... fl ‘ ’
_ ‘ . Beards returned to‘iher
home in .B kit/.0. this morning. after
h 'ing been thojguest the past few
‘ ‘ a“ George‘i'F‘. Hearse,
~ y“:
an and daushter..Mlsgt
returned to their
after spending a
" t. Mrs. William ll.
Atod. Painter Edward F.
' E the work. ‘
was the winner oi
to drawn New Year's
>_ , ' night sociable or the
‘ .,. ders‘ Association 0!
j p. , lent Order Knights oi
i‘ Obtain; The lucky num-
llfi ALASKA. _
. Judge up in Alaska,
. illit'a low days recently,"
« h lstrict Attorney Train.
“who interested mo
, , iWiiiism“; you
otter ’John hanmade
but is the'same judge that a.
as been convicted and
0 receive sentence. The
. 'lill
‘. 50.5 .. , ,
islii Judas. .I’ve got the 860 in
liner? .nockst.‘ said the iaunty
‘5: ing for. the money.
w years arid. three-months
_ vé'y’ou got that in your
. ”n . éti‘ continued the Judge.
73% it; owncastrcguo that heard
ii i ‘ .
. GIRL SHOULD KNOW.
ucatlon is most incomplete
has learned: .
tumult-l:
it to o
. sex than the 'm‘, . ly“ pretty Vernon
filling her lungs with air ln‘one deep
« sin-g well must learn the art or putting
‘ attention of all present.
. how to put‘Aawav,
This enables hertoksep an. a open
«wfcr the=plsasuntor side ‘lsauos'ot lire
. She is elevated for no other reason
V itw-ali'or'norone will Irma]
, . voice is necessarrtorsvaio
a member or a choral
1' may become an‘ooa'asodyonnglsdy
‘ a‘sait bylbsgic. ,
members or: choirs; are determined to y
,W- . . , ‘ ,copyoitlis iii
2 or horse
. abut also «is -. that they \ shall ; iii!
,anlabes. .li'oii tool 1 'sloushyify
‘ ‘ s the tortuous:
odious source 1.
t» around! one loudly advertised
chard, oh,» 2 .
obstructed! _, a scientidc llt.
want: a: make woman: “one at 3.309
n ‘ uchahoes
There is little orino' doubt that the
woman who is even only tolerably
good. looking. but w or can sing well
enough to appearln. Nubile, finds more
ardent admirersilitin‘ong. the opposite
who has not aim inability/Evan man
who are not at on musical reel attract-
ed otward a girl who hash good voice
audio but toonervous'tonae it, says
awritor in-theHouaohhld. v '“
Women ’who sing?“ are ' generany
robust and cheerful. This is absolutely
true, sweeping as hit may appear to
be at first glance. A woman who
would sing well must}. learn mean of
breath; ,she is «bound to‘ do this or} she
wnnltnbe able to sing. When she has
learned how to dothis she has learned
one» or the profoundest‘ secrets of
physical fitness, and a cheerful disposi
tlontoiiowa perfect health as night
‘foliovis day. 2 A woman who would,
her mind wholly out of touch with
worrying details of everyday liie for
at least a given time every 24 hours:
she' can’t possibly think of matters of
a domestic nature while engaged in
her daily practice, Should she do so
she is‘but wasting her-olforts and will
never become a singer in the true
account the word.
These two points are all important;
they in themselves will be enough to
secure attention. irom discerning
young wife'scekers.‘yet when in addi-
tion to these “points there is a good
voice ns'well. how can anyone have
ground"for asking why women who
sing soccer; in getting husbands
quicker than . a women who don‘t.
Women who slug go to twice as many
house parties and picnics as their sis-
ters‘wbo do not sing. This being so
it is but natural that they should meet
twice as many eligible young men.
Again. the 'songstress ‘who is at a
party or picnic in singled out and
begged'to add an item to the enter-
tainment program. She accodes to
the wish and for a time she rivets the
Her good qualities are. bound to be
seen. for the simple reason that she
is criticised.“asshocould not he were
it cotter the fact that she stands alone
for a space and Is the goal of all eves
Her. own non-singing sister may be just
as prettv and lovable a girl. but her
most attractive qualities are not dis
covered half so quickly because she is
dumped'down amons the crowd of via-
itors and'is not invited to stand up for
riotlcewan inspection. The girl who
sings doesn‘t know. what Indigestion
is; she' is making her blood purer and
riches as she sings. every note being
a blow at tho inrpid condition from
which lndlsestlon is known to spring.
As she is free from this common all
most among girls she is. as a result,
tree from the despondoncy‘and sloom
that follow ln.lts train. Her happy
face and laughing eyes do not {all to
arouse, first the intorost. and than the
admiration of surnames young man
who is earning Hood sal and who
is. boslnning to thinkthat Ms about
time he took unto himself a wife.
‘The girl who‘oints. ving‘loarned
life's lttle worries
during the practice hour. learns also
how to put them away at other times.
She sees the beauty 0: the sunset and
the charm of notable action. These
things not a lightinto liar life that it
reflected in all her words and deeds
than that she is patio possession oi
dreams that are unknown to the we
man who does notxslng. Added to her
gilt-0t voice is theibonent that has
come to. her‘ through“ strictly training
that only a
‘ , gar.“ Air‘lr
needed almost as muohaa voice. . ii
singing worth the name is to behad.
Ths‘girl who singed- a‘skedto become
, ‘lety or per-
tions .. choir. , Anyfnis man knows
that directly a rl loioaa choli- one
Girls who , bubonic
:‘ was assailed with doubt.
iwishod he could intercept the letter
whichcoin o ,
‘ cabal wit a soldat nicer can:
. or their your." continua ii.
iii bouillon; Sin-blink ”Willi
... ....... ....... M..-
LETTER WAS ALL glint: ‘
How Clover Girl Adswcrad-Miulvo
of Her Baahfui Levon. '
A bashful man courted-‘m girl .i‘or
three Years without daring to propose.
.l‘i‘lnally. while he‘waa visiting, the
country, he decided to propose by let-
.ter. ' He‘ sent the mlssive. and fertile
5next two hours wasone of thei‘hap~
'pis‘st icon no earth. Then he began
to believe he had been precipitate. and
r
(That night he did not. sleep, , '> no
thought all sorts 02 things. and vainly
before it reached her.
3 . , But that was
manli’estedly impossible.
It was not
an inspiration as he was passing a
telegraph oillce. limiting in he solo
or) a form and nervously penned the
following: ‘
“Posted you wrong letter yesterday.
Please do not open, and deliver to me
on my return." ‘ . *
After that he breathed more freely
That evening a. telegram was await»
lug him at the hotel. it read: ‘
“No; you posted right letter.
was about time." ‘
M
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It
A HANosoME coar son sysu'in‘o "
wean ._ =
A handsome cloak~ suitable a a soy-
ering for a light dress at are: abound
dinner or at a
elegant fringed mantle would no too
remarkable, la mode in a thick. soft.
woolen material in pale blue or cham-
pagne shade.
(cot and is out
wide sleeves.. turned back. with a lin-
ing and strapping oi white silk. At
the neck is a wide collar falling to the
shoulder on
of stitching. in the front two
ends or black snrah tall loosely when
the cloak is loft open or are tied in
long bows atthodhrout beneath the
collar. * Thrcell‘arso enameled buttons
on either side of the opening give the
requisite finish. These costs are pan
ticularly'eftoctlve over black net or
moussellne do sols dresses. “ -
«mm...—
“l suppose you regard Eve as to
blame for tempting Adam to eat the
apple?" .
“Not at all." answered Miss Cayenne.
"Eve was too generous to want the ap-
ple all for herself. and Adam was not
gentleman enough to let her have it."
~Washingion Star.
\ CATNIP. .
1 - (Leslie's Monthly). 4
Said the kittongthis dog is too ill
F0)? he's chewing mylittle taiLti
But he says pray 81'3qu is.
it I cut‘shori your snooze.
But my docto advises catnip.
",WJSQISECiRi
‘4
pm ‘1
' a
Gill MEET] ~
Mayor's. once, South Norwallr,‘jdonn.
To Joseph R. Taylor,«Clei-k of the City
of South Norwalk.
[ Sir: By" authority Vested in me as
Mayor. and by requester the COMQii
of said clty..l..herahy direct you to kills
notice to the electors ot laid city‘s“
oi the second voting districts! the
town or Norw‘alk. that a special meet;
in; or aaldze'lectors will be holdwa‘t Ao‘
ion Halbinsald city-Lon li‘rlda'y.’Jaa~
dary 9th. lililil. at 8 o'clock p. rmL, lor.
the purpose or approving a petition“:
citizens and taxpayers or said city. W
Vthe.Gsneral' Aasedrb’ly; rehash sea-i
slcn, asking fol-ho extension at tho
boundhrios‘ot‘dsi , " division of.
melody . rib . pinata, i. .3 [_
:D‘atsd‘ at“ the City or South New lit.
January 3d, 1m. " "
doorman M.
mm at ‘tlioiclt‘y uranium
The obeys and (crossing
. l
l
Chang.
until the next morning that herocaived .. ‘
theatre. where the very ' 2
it almost reaches the - '
like a sack coat, with %
vorcd with rows and rows .
long ‘ »
'1 . ‘
My repair charges are veryrosaon-
i am as capable in working on
bodies garments assupon Men's.
Oiioours it you want now work-
wollwcomo and: talk with me. i
belieVei-lavhcanhintsrest you. ,
39 ‘IOUTH MAIN eraser,
Dynastic Hotel Hamilton.
._ .. 4s... ~WM
NTERTAINMENTS. '
$32.5 “THEATRE.
a , , One Wesk,~startins
. MONDAV‘ EVENING. JAN. 5th.
Matinee Daily'fitartlng Tuesday.
“Goo. M. Foobar; presents.
THE F‘FNBERG STOCK COMPANY.
Featuring Charles Loyburne and Miss
_ ‘ ilmma Bunting, .
Mondayevenlng rGreatComedy Drama
.. rpiuoassios carcass.
. j Positively the most. expensive Vaude-
ville. Features over with a popular
price attractlomheaded by Mlumario
MoNoilptho world’s'Groatest Lady Cor-
net Sollst; Mallory Bros. and Miss Ms-
sle Brooks. Singers Dancers‘and in»
atrumentalists
.\
i'
260 ladlea‘ the tickets for
't‘I'only. Sale now open.
110.30, and 3.09
Ind'ailc. . l - w
‘ . BPERTOIRE.
MondaylePrincess ot Patches.
Tuesday—Jesse James.
Wednesdayefialliornia Wait.
Thursdawa o‘ for Wile.
Friday-M Mad. ' .
Satur‘day-—~ racoy. the Bandit.
. " Matin‘ejds to’be announced.
‘ sale bt'aesla opens at Hoyt’s Thea-
tre.- South Nilrwaik. and Wood's drug
store, Norwglflkf it days in advance at
uric.
The open Oratorio oi the
a....._......—.......,..
iioiiiiii B
. “ V‘"“fbiii be given
January . .
cohonsoariouan
annually 19.
, . . K‘Maraooiar
euphemfaauuasv 20.
was ‘hug'ggoiffsoi'o mint. [and a hill
‘ cadlruhyoighum, Ito.
Noto~ll‘or dual particulars. (tickets.
etc, scold, liquor; 8. ~ .
x » 1,
Teachers Course
Entertainments.
I ,TdcsdayJanaagy 6th ,
“. ,‘a’tfolght o'clock. ‘
GAY TZENOLA. MCCLA-RAN
, . '1“? pin ‘
. WAY :iJQWN EAST.“-
"y
.cos‘aaso'aribs‘m. chant.
‘ 3;“ Maria Stunt; Moi-walk.
m: wasiratsfoa sins. .
groin $3:75 to $18.00. ‘
#
He-You know‘ you married me for
my money. ‘ , ' ,‘
ShL~—Well.,..1’m glad you give, me
credit ior not being an utter toot—-
Lite.-
‘lElNWEQiMlLLlfiEIl—i
REDUCED
. PRICES.
Latest Micro in For. Beaver.
and Velvet Hats» _
M.F.ACKERMAN
. . i1;n . . .. . “A
31 MAIN UTEEET. NORWALK.
t
tabllshment.
Notice
Board of Relief.
Notice do hereby given that the
Boards: "Roller, offline Town, or Nor-
walk will ’ine'otat their sales. Opera
House blocks ‘ . _
4mm. “'
to D. , ‘
“today,“ 10th, 2 to 4 p. in.
Monday. 12th, I a 4 p. m.
Wodnslday. 14in, 2 to 4 p. in.
hazard”, nth, [to ’9, waning.
Monday, islh, on Him. ‘
The! “w also
I .‘pecial
“incontinence on Wednesd ay.‘ December 3 tea, our ‘ ‘ _ ‘
SALE OF LADIES’. moses AND CHILDREN’S wt , ’TER "characters
. , .
A.
,
m t V
' $15.00. The clearing sale price will be from $2.75 to $7.50.
It the men had heaven according to
Gonnactodwith large Bridgeport 95- I
I‘donday. January is. 1908, irom 2 to V‘ '
. Wednesday .VCMH', January 7th. 7
The meetings are for the purpose oi 3
hearing and dam-mining mind all ‘
‘ appeals modulo theori‘lroin tho doings
‘ ‘0! tbs «summon- the unionists.
their ideals. a good many women will
retuse to go there.
t. «cm—7.. .. "WM...-
527mm, ms
_ AND TEETH.‘
Decayed teeth ailect thee as. The
nerve connection between t see two
delicate organs is very intimate. All eye
specialists .acknos‘vledge that detective
teeth cause may eye troubles. i can
do nothing for Our teeth. but. can give
to your eyes very treatment known
so . a snow.
(than are OPTIGIAN,
“Fins itch Repairing.
Room s, on ad Bank sic .. so. Nor.
omcs‘hou "81t011:45;1 :45 totl:30 .
Saturday venlngs; 7-9.
Special a pointinbnts maddto suit
patrons. fl
IF YOU REA POOR RIQX
do not try u'r,com any. "you are in
good heal . we wil give you the low-
est rates 2 ".best'securltv. ‘ . p
o uric 7r omsaAL
.. .lJRA cs. Gawain.
‘We babethem from $1.50 up1
N orivalk H’d’w’evCo.
3 » , Main sli'. ‘Nprwiik.
The opportunity of the season to buyflhigh‘graderm Lchandise, correct in a is.
workmanshipand first class material AWAY UNDER ALUE. Included on; _ _
are all of our fine choice garmé‘nts as well as medium an low price goods. The stylw, refivat‘iod.
_ including tight fittingjlhaii' fittiné‘Monte Carlo, short, edium and long garments. V
our Blouses”, Black Pencil): Soic Garments in medium rid long. all to go sheltering
' ,2 .5533 11-110" 3‘. . ’
Allof our Missas'fiauo calmness ‘dhfiiuaursi"sre included diameter
Children's Long Garments. 6 to 14 years, in‘a variety of cloths and stylfig‘r:
this season . N0 antiquated styles, but the exact something that we have been selling'lro‘rn‘fismo
Tristrami iatt.‘ Norah
Wantedi to KnowS—Mrs. Stub
have captured the cleverest it
her in the
——“ludeedl ,
antry;.’.lohn." ,
hfcb hotel did
-—Ch_lcag'o News. '
boys}?
cums-squirm. v ms .
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