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EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
. ran rapidly across ll.
' them, a trifle heavier than the oIlIIII-I.
[ourselves and till! daily “to it. means .I
great. deal.
Iberlotis than in the case of “W buy \\ II
V“runnlng III-IIdybowII."
' Ill ages from the cradle to iln- gray-I-
k-w'hit‘h they might just as “0‘” have to
' make the task more easy for them.
What in one form of
a..——.—-.
'88 EVENING SENTINEL.i
«JIM Golden, Editor and Proprietor.l
WEDNESDAY. DEC. 2. 1903.
Tomorrow.
High Iitit‘. 5140 II. In.; 9:04 p. m.
Sun rises. 6224 II. In.; acie‘. 4:48 II. III.
ISiliiill FilliI lHE liliIFE'
Cal-curl Solvent. 0r. Konnmty‘a New Motil-
clno Will Dissolve and Expat Stoao and
Brawl irom the System.
_.
A Mi operation in no longer IiocIIII.
iuIry tho removnloi Htone IIIIIl Grin-III
from the KiIlneIn and Bladder. IIiIII-I- tho
1IrIIIIIII-IliI-iIII-tiaI-ciirnHoIII-nl.«lisI-oII-nod
CALLS.
'82-6 --Bualnoaa Otllce.
02-2 —-Edltorlal Room.
«- «Branoh Oll'lco. Norwalk.
u-iZ—Edltor’a Roaldonoo.
"—_-...
BENDYBOWS.
Now that the ponds and IlIeIII itlllii(
creeks are coated ow r with u I‘ In these
parts II moral lesson Ian be drawn!
than them. The othIr day it IIuIIIbI-I oil
children were sliding on II little pond
on the outnkirln of this Ilt,\. The [I i'
was thin and bent under them as they
Finally one of
‘ Dr. David Kennedy. of Kennedy How,
i KiIIKHtI-n, N. Y.. qlliIlIly tIirNtlht‘H IInIl
«wittly expela Scone, Red and \Vhita than.
el, thus freeing the pin lent ol' the intlunuun-
lion and pain. cunt-«Id by the presence of
them limo formations. Better than all.
(Maura Solvent: prevents the formation of
Ntono nuIl Gravel and all tiIiI' llt‘iti condi-
tions of tho blood. 'I‘hn Inedirnl pI'ol‘I-w.
IIion lIINiII'cepted IIiIIl lII-anlily t‘ll'iilik‘t'tl
tho plint‘ipltl upon with h in. ixI-noI-Ily
hIL-I based his claims for (JIIl-I-utu Soi-
\ent.
Write to tho (‘nLIIurn Omnpuny. Kenne-
dy Row, ltuuduul. N. \'.. for n free munple
bottle.
Remember: Only one Dr. lIIniIl KI-n-
Vlultlii'eil on, broke through and not ill
pair of Int t'eI-t That «love um um
ount to much in itself but :Ipplled lu‘
ton. N. \ . and he sure you out his mu-
IInd (dint medicine wlIiI- -h in hold only in
$1. 00 bullied.
, ' No t'i\‘iii'/.t‘ti country has Filt'il I'II
There are hundreds of permits in Ibis, ‘ k ll ii i“ I ' I l I ‘
I‘ "ll ' i ‘ t‘ (‘5 ti i l' NIT hill 'th‘ ill 5
community who are ‘r " ' r a '
"running hendI- . ‘ ,
iiit‘ loIIIIIl III the stale kIIIIltII'lIVI
(if
buwa" every day of their liver- and i ll 1 i l ' I ll it r
» II I I - . eu ,.\ I 5 II n l in
name time. sooner or later. they will it i t l "l i l i ii ”‘1' l
. . ill ‘ 'il 01', It il‘ . il l \U‘Irt (“I
break through and It Will be ‘ ”I“ I l ' ‘
Lord. limit .\‘IIIIIIInl IIIIII'I- IiIiiIns lIIII-
,, ilil'l‘ch' iit"ll aIlIlI-Ii lliiu \I‘I-I-l' to ill"
not. wet feet. ibis lesson can be up , ‘, ‘
. . lII-I \\illI'iI aiII-IIIII l‘tiHilillH'h
plied to everyone who reads It lor i‘l
' ioi names of the "best
some way or other they are sure to he I ‘ ‘
illlnI- oral-III slate. it'l‘lililli)
‘in l‘lllllllll afford to prI-IIIId morality to
more i
i
illlll1~itllti-
lIIIIoIl' oi I‘I~
. [\"lllll"
it applies tr
The boy or girl guilt: to school IIIIII in“) ("my Him ”L {illnjniiinn
it! taking chances and loalinI: wheui Tin-III- mori- Ilt"!|‘(I'l'I\‘ han- .\e- II
law should be studying. l’III‘lIIIpr..ian-hod III the .\lllllil i'oI- .\iiluililli: a
tuner than the) t'Xlil‘l‘i, they will iil‘.\\ililt‘ IIII-I-I-IIIIIII. SI-Ierul [It‘il‘llt'n tool.
It'btnpelled to learn their studies and 'IIIII-I in lilI' Ian-h‘ni. and III-'pIIIl IbI
am a living without the t'lillt‘illiliz. IIIIIII- a lo t'ilii'il llII- IIIIIIIlIII‘I-I->. 'I‘lII-
puts II new phase in the lyuI-lIIIILI I-rii,
l\\'ilit'il may hold in prevent I'III-I- \\tll‘..
"'.'Ulllh’iioII-s.” iin the future if the IlIII-IIIIt
IThe youth who has just In“ school men will turn out and punish
lithium and III euII-I'iuu on a illlNillt‘nn ‘ who do not obey IhI- laws.
reer may be taking chances in th : ""'”“_“'”"”
Matter of honesty with his employer:
he may he spending his money int
I'IIIIII‘I-d
liIII~.I'
it is said ”ml the ”one (‘ilil‘liL’lt nIII.»
IlIIrIII‘s are willing to hang il‘ iii“ oiII
I'leo turned Nlllii' I‘\itil‘llt'l‘ i5 hanged
'irsl. Everyone else i.~ willing. .\n
iiII'
t‘iil'l‘llHI out
use in him bad habits and ill‘l an i‘. i
8' upon him n" his m" I” here seems no good l'tilblill why
“my“; llt‘ntlylmws” . I i :IiuI work should not iii'
- 3 ~ . . ‘ nil II III IIIII-lr
fitlll another may he just III-ginninuI h ‘ I ,___ _
‘ FEMININE TOPICS.
I}
example (If this form of IIIIIuI-LenII-n! 3
In or later the he will break all”!
will find himself sinking in the uni-
I I’m-0m whiIlI (on me resided. lt iII'
, ably a. pious" tilt and em iting spout
first, but :IftI'I II iill\ is' Inn-II “in"
' MY IlichIIInt IuailIII to get him
Salt and aleohol will t‘il’illl
l'I'oIII woolen I'lolh.
'I'III- Hilt'l'l unit \H'ii inIIII‘liiIed \Iill III-
IIoIn IIll \\illll‘l‘.
| One I-ook nilyfi always l||ltll'lt‘l‘ the "PI
Hi‘lii‘.~‘ for your pies illil lit‘\'l‘I .‘wiil't‘ tlII-III
Learn Io cook voIIr IIriIlIliI-
iVliili only one tIIrI-iuu now they
. ‘ llII- lII-III'I.
I“? are probably huslne»; lllt'll: l-lmIII‘oiIlI-r your la.~l \IiIIlIIr'I IIIIIIi'oI'Ii
V , titkinir chances by means oi "“"i “1"“ "N W" “’i“ hm‘“ H" "it '”
lurostmeut which, were
ll) .\ Elitlil‘ garment.
‘ .\iIII-li good, purn water Ilrunlt l‘i‘III-ly
iltl. iii(‘\ could mold. I'l‘lililllh 1,. “MIMI...” for I]... ‘.',”mipth. Thin
'ey Inc noi attending to limit busi-
:as as carefully as they I-IlIould l‘hn;
ill‘l'i|~t
I-iIitII~‘
IIIII
has ilI'l'll sold II lot of limes. but it will
iiII-ar repeating and I'IIIIII-IIIbI-rinc.
Li'ht I'lotlt tI‘iIIIIIriugs on a dark
taking a clIIIuI-I» and II IIII-IIII "WI“: III-om mot-o giw it :I “will!"
”I!" the lee means II dip in the wul ook and I-IIrIaiIIly Iiislili '.IIislI ii I‘rqu
Iiihmlkruptr'y for them. he llil).\‘l of its neighbor». 'l‘iuy gold
V not alone buys and up.“ to ’Ilii\touI~I xrive it ll military llll‘.‘ ll
. _ ,‘IIII' t Int so iIIiIIII' :ll‘I' II'IIIIriIII: I III-l.
this mural “.530" applies, hut 'Illli darlI \'t‘i\'l'l .\‘lil'tt‘l gown-I iiit\'
landfiwomen as well. There are wmm I... LleId ”I- m"... 4...“... "m
do this city who are inking fem \IIIIIIII “Hill the to lo on» ground. liiI-I
'5 more I-ouI-Ipieuous on black I'I-III-l
than on iilnioIt :I'y ll'ill‘l’ l'IIlIi'ir.
'l‘lIII IIIolI-skin mot‘l’ i< spilht'll ol' n~
he most popular III" III] lill‘ iI-Iautilul
'I-IiI-I's for keeping: 'ill' hands \IIII'II..
iili we we tenet or them herI 'li III II'I
in ol‘ the minks and l‘l‘lllillt‘S :IiIIl IlIiII I
hiila
The girl who skIIieI-I with her em
up II iIIIII-It weal ii uatllt waistcoat. it x
in (‘2 tsiest thing in iiil‘ \Io'ld to IIIII h
old when one I-tops lot a to“ mom
”[8 if the chest in wet with pI-rxpiII-I i
lion and quIroteI-tI-Il.
TWO COLLISIONS IN CHICAGO. I
‘I‘Ibahcea of becoming women for
annulus will lune. cause to blush
Ir the ice break». It in all Vt'II
wt to them while the Ice IIoldI
' and" they‘ venture too far um
{I} a crash and they disappear mm
their beat il‘lcudb ale glad when
winters rise (nor their heads
-‘ (é ’ ans men who hate families lit‘
_ upon them who are not tIIklIII:
‘Iwfl. their health and are runnini.
ill} " ce of breaking down or IlIiII..-
3' “I are is no necessity for it II
Wise proper care and observe Joe Motorman Fatally Hurt and Sever-i
Mot health. The human bodI I
, h 1 al Passengers Injured.
at “e ““01““ 3"“ W“ “01 g“ I I'HII‘AIIo. Dee. 2.—-In II I-IIIIIIIIIII I.. ‘
abuse.
“9 51‘0““ “We ('RTI‘giweeli two (‘ottaze Grove III'IIIIIII- ca !
'. the development of illbi ~‘ouih SldI- Elevated Railroad today at
morals. 1i he does not be lI‘il’tydirsl street station. Hurry Cut-
‘ ‘ , tell. a molorman. was lntally hurl IIIIIl
‘5 ‘ chance. and there may luevural of the passengers seriously in-
I” My time. liuied. The log and frost on the rails
m. people who may runlweie responsible for the accident. AI.
I I." ‘11 their lives and “0‘“ I Ilmost the same moment .\‘l'\t‘lfli pI-‘ .
IIoII~~ were injured in a collision he-
I Impmem' bl" the leasou ori ween two (‘Sottacc Grow aIIIIIue III
mum! over U1“ ‘00 all "do trains at ThiriI first stieei.
Ill Just' the same and m
at opnaideratlon and per-
Wm. I I
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
A GILDED FOOL,
Nat Goodwin's well—known and pop-
Ilar play. A Gilded Pool. was present-
Il in a west finished and artistic man-
'ncr. at Hoyt a Theatre last evening by
he Daniel Ryan Company. Too much
unnot be said or the work of the var—
loos members of the company especial-
lv that of Daniel Run. as Chairman
3 in home like and I short. A Gilded Fool Daisy Lee Whip-
‘maonable and you ‘ pie. aa Margaret Ruthrcn. and Jame:-
Gordon, as Bannister Strange, ’ailas
Haviland Gordan. which whs even bet-
ter than on the opening night. owing.
probably, to their being more familiar
with the stage and its surroundings.
A play of the character of that pre-
sented last evening is seldom present
ed here or elsewhere at popular prices.
and the theatre goers of Nurwalk and
vicinity should show their apprecia-
tion of Manager Hoyt‘a alerts by tap.
porting ouch attractiona. Tonight the
company will pruent The Great Ruby.
i
‘ i
to be pleasantly located I
. Why not take a suite at i’
WRLZ.
I in tho IIIli- known liiHIil'illll IIiIIl bliil‘ll'tnl, I
1 alary:
. . . . . I last
nedy e\IIr liI'IIIl In ltondout. City oi Klllgn— i ,
Itzlarizing Ihe New York,
hi llurliord down at
‘lilt‘fi. from the person of GIIIIIr'I-
THE SOUTH NORWALK
. __.....-........-._ -
Boys Admit Burglaries
t'onilnued from flint page.
IIIII it to IlIlng-poit pleaded not guilty
lloih ill't' Inluoin_ llnllIII-y helnx l7
yI-IIrn old and Murphy iii. AII III-illier
IIuIl t'IlllllHt‘i‘ Attorney Wilder \IaII IIIII
pointed by the eourl an guardian and
tllllllHt‘i for them.
iii‘tll'lll‘ l‘ani, I-I-‘ Il't‘li, 13LyeurI~ old.
was t‘illll'flt'li with assaulting and Niuh-
hlinu his mother. It is n lluiilinuion
t‘iiNl'. and lill' IIon threw a mule M “iii
Illlllill‘l'. whiI-h struck her III the inn.
She was {or some time in the “ridge-
port hospital and tinully hlood poIIIoII-
IIII; Hi'i III and Idle had it) iltiVI- the
lIII: amputiItI-Il. The warrant IIliI-aea
attempted murder. lie pleaded not}
guilty and asked for IIonnsI-I. The
court IIIIIIIKIIIId Attorney IleiI‘oI‘est.
ilul‘i'y iliu'ih‘. .illHt'iiil Kelly llllli‘
.lames llIIIIdy were charged with hur-
Izlury. ’l‘hey pleaded not guilty. At-
torney Wilson was assigned to defend
them.
lmonurIl Wear and George Durham.
need its" and ill, respectively, were
charged with three I-ountIII or bur-
lil'Hl on the IMII ol Auuu II
with entering in the night the
store of Edward ll. Silllman at South
Not-walk and stealing II knife and
some other things: second, with bur-
NI'W Haven
Dai'iI-II on the
night of August 17: third. on the
night of August Iii, with entering Inc
New (‘anaun depot and stealing some
lll‘itt‘lfl. etc. .\lloI‘nI-y Stewart quI an-
eiIan-d hr the court an guardian and
l'tilliit—‘l'i for the prisoners, 'l‘hI-y plead-
IId not Iznill". hut illit‘l‘ pleaded utility
to the llarien and New (.‘auaun bur-
':|aIiII.~I. and ”In South Norwalk ease
u'aIz IIoIled. liIItlI boys broke down and
'hreu- themselves on iill' mercy of the
court. i"l'l‘:ll‘ confessed that they had
been logcther IIinI'II IIIIII sprint: when
he made lIIII'lirIIiI'II :II-IIIIaiulIIIII-II l”
.iI-rIII-g' l‘ity. N. .i. He said they had
hurulartzed a aiore in Stamford, from
'.I‘hiI-h they stole II null or violin»: and }
a hat IIIIIIlI. lie I-ouiensod Ihnl at»
South Nlll'Wllik they committed the)»
lIIIrIzlary churned. but said their |Iillll"
Iit‘l‘ win. small. lie also admitted robw
him: the llnrlen and New ('annun do i
pots. liII Hllili that his father was dead :
and his mother had married again.
and that it wan while on a visit to III-II;
hiII mother llIIIt these l)III'giui‘ie< were,
I'onnnilted, Durham I'orrohoI-a‘IIIlf
lI‘rI-ur's confession reuardiui: the siev-
crIIl burglaries nIIInIIIl.
Attorney Sleunrt asked the IIouiIi
I'or lenient" on behalf ol the primn- i
era. who had ahead) III-wed llIIIIej
Inonihn in iail for one of their (lfll‘llsl'\|
on eonl'eIIIIion in the lower l‘lilll'l‘ llll'ii
illlli spent 2" days in jail prior to that I
sentence. They had a horror of filling
lo the state prison and asked to heI
.L’il't‘ll light jail sentences. The courti
ordered Durham committed to thei
I-olinly jail for the months on the llrsl I
wand and for four months on lilt‘
second I-oIInt. remarking 'thul he.
thought it well that the two Villllitli
men should he Kl'iiill‘fl‘t‘li. lI‘I'IIIII‘ \\':l\‘
sentenced to four liliilliilk‘ in ia‘i on;
the lirI-Il eounl and four months on the.
NIII-ond vomit. i
l'utl'lI'lI' l-Iurigh‘ was charged w'lhl
burglarizln: tlII- pI'IIIIIlwII ol‘ lllI-IIIII'Ili
Johnson in "l‘iliizt‘lilil‘i. While itttoxirn I
‘I-Il he stole it hm: of potatoes. Litter"
he was found III a park asleep with
lil" ban of potuloI-s llHl'li for it pillow.
'l‘hII om-oue wan I-omnilltI-Il November
3‘. at midnight. IIIIII'iIth retract-III hi“;
iii‘Hi plea of not l!lliii)' and pleaded
il'lmi'. ”II was ‘llit‘lil‘t'li lo (our
months in the I-ountI‘ lull.
'l‘homus Kroaky was I-lIIII',-,I-Il with
liII'IIenIIy from the lit‘i’HtilL it is iIllcuIIIl
that he stole {I’oin William MIII‘III-
lough, of Bridgeport. $10 in money and :
a L'old plated \I'IttI-h valued at N5. om
the 7th of November. lle pleaded not
guilty. George Keene was assigned an
IIoIllII-‘el.
.lamen Murphy waI: I-lmI'IzI-Il with:
lareeuy of sum; from the [it‘l'rlllll «III
l‘haries Anderson. and a poI-lIIIthook
II which and a holtiI- of liquor. the
Iwhoie valued at Slitilii. llownrd
Waltemuu was asuilzned as couns‘el.
Murphy pleaded noi utility.
.lolIn .\iI-L‘al’li‘ey and Joseph Shel-
don were I-lIiirgIIIl with Mic Inplinu to
illll"iilli‘l.t' the atom of 'l‘homns‘ Lure
dun in lirlwlngort. llolh pleaded not
guilty
Alexandei Porter was I-lIaIuI-d with
llaul
a“
ni' Sift in money and a pocketbook.
plea of not guilty was entered.
Thomas MI-lnlvre was charged wiIlI
an assault on Morris (‘liii‘m‘IL of New
(human. with intent to kill, commit»
ted November If». A plea of not guilty
wan entered.
.iamt‘S MI-Sorley was put to plea on
two eountn for burglary. First. a burg-
lary of the house of Nancy Anderson.
September 17. second. the stealing
from her house on llIiIl uiIzht of $40!:
in money and a ring worth 33. all to.
the total value of $40G. lie was repre— ,
sented by Attorney Cummings and en
lered a plea of not Izuiliy on both.
counts.
John Stomakv was called to plead
bill he did not speak or understand.
English and as there was no luterpre-i
tcr mallahle the them was deferred. :
Frank Smith was IIlI'IIIzerl with tlIeI
theft of a bicycle from I]. B. Hand all
New Canaan Nov 26. He pleaded not
guilty
George 7lmmer aliac Joseph Siml
noe pleaded not zulltv to the chnrze oi"
assaulting Frank A. Gallagher wlth a
re\olver with murderous intent at
Danbury. January 15.
William Tlchborne was charged with
breach of the peace and vagrancy.
On October ‘.’. he went to the house of
II woman living in nestport and asked
for own of hot tea or coll'ee. He was
told that the woman had neither. He
persisted in his demands and when the
refusal was again made he started to
leave the premises with threats. of
vengeance after twice calling the wo-
man a liar. She was an alarmed that
she tainted and later min the neigh-
bors of the man‘s visit and his threats.
with the result that a search wna
made for him and hem captured.
When asked in the lower court why
be had made the threats tinted
that be m a detective in t he eemploy
of "the envmmeot of Scotland." and
thtbobadaoert‘ectrigbt toenter
any boa-e be desired and make any
«mad he wished In his olicial ca-
atatod in the low-
Iiiit‘ illllllia of the sherifl‘.
l...
lilnkeII melting a
pleasure. t ook quicker.
aurer, and chain r than any other
range. ( ontain eve rylalcst tested
improvement 1' Strd and recom-
mended by all leading cooking
schools.
Every Hub Range made
with or without (laa
'Attachmenta.
Charm .1. ANTHONY co.
48-54 Union §t., Boston. liau.
Illa. oflukinda oi Fooling and
up Apparuua.
A. J. COLLINS a. CO.
r.
EVENING SENTINEL
19 Nnvt'a Main St. 90. NOT.
IlIIu naked dial a phyuician III- assign
IN to examine inlo lill‘ IIIIIII'II mental
('(lllliiiilill. as he was considered in
sane. The court so ordered and tin
I-IIso wIIII tIIInIIorIIrIly sidetracked.
The following I'ilM‘S oil liII‘ l‘l'illlillil.
IioI'kI-l have not you been pill to plea
lCIlwarIl \\'IlIroII. liIIIl! and sinlulor)
burglary: .illH‘liil .\‘iour l'or .\htniliilt
and killing (it'lil'tzi‘ 'l‘uI-lIer: .\‘IIIIIIII‘
i‘ythor, for criminal l|.«Hitllii IIIIIl alum
of a live your old girl; l‘eter Kelley
lor iiil‘ al‘I-ued IIIIIrIlI-I' ol‘ lIi~ wile
llurry Govern tor breach ol' the pearl.
and (‘lil'lll'illlx‘ honorun‘ t'or .tnsllll'
wiih iiiilIlll to plain).
Just before the session I'io II-Il
Attorney IIfIIssIIIIdoII IIslIII-l IIII- I-II'IIII i(
Sltlli
.lako it short recess, wlIiIlI \\:I Iil‘lll'
III ahonl twenty lllillllil‘s III-II-l l'l'
sinned and Mr. i"t‘.\'\t‘illit‘ll ii‘~i\"ti Iii
I-ourt to orIlI-I' the clerk to llllliIt‘ out I
Iniitlmn» I‘or iilt‘ I-otuniilnII-nt o
l‘hurles li. Marsh HI lhe county jail
and to have same placed at once lI
’l‘lII I-IIIII'I I~'I
ordered and with in :I wince of smut
minutes Marsh had been taken intI
I’IIII-JIIIiI' and plum l on We _i:II' ‘iItl :I
II prisoner lllilil" III-IIIIIIIIIII of a you
III the rouniy jail for obtaining money
'IIIIlI-I' false prII‘I-IIHI. Marsh wan, eon
I. h iI-Il lwroI-II the superior court on lhI
IiIiI‘Ii Tuesday in I“l!ill‘llill‘_\' las'l of III‘
lllillillL’ money under false pretense.Q
and execution \‘-':I:« \ltl)"li by order n
:lIII I’tllll‘i. pending IIII appeal to lhv
"lllil'l‘lllt‘ eourl of errors. but the III-
iwal was l"‘\‘t‘l' pIIIl'IIIIlI-Il and on He
tolwr It: the eourt declined the I'IIIiIteI-‘l
Ior II lilnlinu so IlIiII execution rc
IIIIIiIIII-I III he made, which was llnnllj
~aI‘I'iIIII out by iilt‘ action of the sIIIlI
attorney.
'l‘hi.~ IuornlnI: the jury came in our
the trial of I‘lts‘os IIIIniiIII-III-IIII.
“SOCIAL THREE' 5" CAKEWALK.
Big Event to bI-IHeld in Red Men’l
Hall Friday Night. the 18th lost.
The "Social Three." lCIlIIInI-d “int‘k
well. of thin I-it). i-‘I'IIIlI-I'iI-k liogen. 0'
NI-II York} and lI‘reIlI-i‘lelI lloidIIn_ oi
linston, lll‘t‘ plunniuu II lIiI: I-lilt‘l‘illlll
Inent_ l'llkt' walk and dance lo be IIIIlI
in Red Men‘s lluil, lhIIIember 154
There will he t'flitt‘ walkers present
from all. over the stale and soul" 0'
'lII' heat will illkl‘ part. There. “'1“
also In- hack and wing: «lam-int: and I.
number ol‘ other attractive if‘flilll‘l‘b
among which will IIII Gordon and Lil
Union. the dining comedians. Mis-
lCll‘ie, the wellkuown planixt: MIR:
liveriua lmnnr. Miss Laura Lamar and
Miss Mabel Lamar. Miss Fannie .\n
_ Ilerson. Miss (‘arrle Anderson and Miss
Susi-I Anderson, with mono others
lI‘rI-d Wright will Nina and Mary anI‘
I‘red llogan will also render selections
Shepard‘s orchestra has been SI-eureI’
tor the occasion.
"You didn‘t seem to notice. said Hi
doctor. "that when you gave the cod
din-tor that 8': bill to change he lookeI‘
daggers at you."
“Did he?“ responded the professor.
"Then he was merely contemplating
me from several points of View."
Don’t dissolve your
Food
with Pepsin!
Use an old remedy ,,
In new form,
9/
A simple. pun.
solo remedy for
indigestion,
Weak action of the Stomach.
0'
Lack of Appetite.
Dr'uggilts, ass, or by mail.
a a. ammo a. his. Ia! am. flan.
- Irma. m n. a. mum.
SAYS NEWS l8 SPLENDID
Japanolc Minister Recalvoa Baaia of,
Ruaata- Japan Agreement.
, LIINIKIN ilIII- '.'.~ l‘hII lIIIIIIIII-III‘
iMlliinlt'i‘. llurou ”HHiHili. received lhoI
Elit‘WH or the hnnln ol the IIgI'IIeIIIeIII
Il't'fll'ilt‘li ill‘iWI‘t‘ll iliinaiu and Japan
:till'llllilil llIII t‘leiliHiVl' IlIIIIpIItI-IIIIII ol‘
'l‘he ANNUI‘iilil'Ii i‘l‘t‘NK in the subject
from Paris. lion night. Me Hold: I
"Thai is Nllil'lltiili Ill'\\r€. I hate wait
ed II loin: time in the hope oi lIIIIII'iIII;
it. With the iiiiaifi touched it “lii‘
only ilt' a .\iliii'l iinIe lIIIl‘III'II t'II- treaty
III nipped. The “hole tiiiiil‘ill'} I.) for
has ilt't’ll io lll'l‘i\'~‘ III a iiilriit-i IIIIIlslIII
loi'y Io hoth IIIIIIIIIIII."
Regarding the suggested :IIIIiII'atioII
ol' the Ilitileuliles iit‘iWN'll Japan and
ltunnia. llai'on llIIyaslIi remarked: “No
such proposition has III-IIII mentioned to‘
me. and i doubt it lhII .‘ilIIIII-hui'in (lllt'rv‘
lion could he settled il\' IlIIIl IIII-IIIIIII.'
'l‘hII llague (.‘ouri appears to me to on I
int, more for ”In [illl'INll-ll‘ oi‘ iIItI-rpI'I-i ‘
lng ltuolty points of existing il‘l‘;iiiI
than for denim: with such it iI'I'l‘ii'H’
.iIl question IIII .\lIIIIIIlIIII‘iiI."
The tiiilt'l‘ t‘llliliII-sit'S lII-I'I- HI'I'
ed in ink:- II .~lInliIIr
lratiou NIIKL’I'MIIIH.
liIII'on ii:l)‘lll~‘ili dIIIIIIIw tha‘
purchased. or in negotiation for with
or the t‘lIiliiIII or .\rgI-nllue warship~
iJlliii ill I‘:|ll'tl]il‘ l'III‘ iiit'<i' I'I';IIIII!iII~I.
illt'ii'l-‘
\'lt'\\' of the mid
.lIIpIIn lIII~i
To the llourd ol' I‘IIIIIIII-
t‘l'h ol‘ i“ilil‘iil‘ili I‘IouIItI'I
I hereby apply for It ill't‘llINI‘ to vol!
I ‘I llll in iI-‘fiitill
Spiriiuous IIIIIl lnIotiI-aiiu; i.‘l|lllll'<.
Ale. Luger III-III. llliiiII- \"lll" and ('1
IlIIr at No. N North Main sirIIIII. Tour.
of Not-walk. .\ly place of lIusiIIe-Is I~I
uni loI-aied \vlihin :h‘III feel in it Ilir I.,
If Norwnlit
Dated at
Nlth’lllii‘d“
Norwallt this :lII'lI Ila} III
.\. III. limit.
lll'IlllllIIlt'l‘ It. SMITH.
I)": 1' Tuna t‘lmk.
To the llIIIII'Il oi t'IIilllU' l'lillllllinhlUll-
III. of lI‘uiI-liI-ld t‘ouulyg
l ill‘l'l'il)’ apply tor a ill‘tilr" to .~IIi|
Spirituous IIIIII intoxicating Liquors.
\le, Lain-r llIrr. ltlIinI- Wine. and l‘i-
it‘l‘ at No. 2.”. Day street. 'l'own ol
Norwullr .\ly lliilll' of business is not
lll‘itll‘li within two lIIInIlroIl feet in II
llI‘III't line of .I l'liIIII lI lIIIliiiIIII or PM»
.II- .\‘I'lIoIIl ilt'llrit. or the |)l'l'llll~t‘:~' p--r-
:IinlIIu IhI-rIIIoIIr any i’l'rl (illin', i'llii»
iI‘ i.|lil'til_\ III- ('I‘lllt‘ll'l'_\'
lhIiIIl at .\.Hl‘Wliik‘ thi~ ri’I‘iIllli I!'I_\
If lil‘t‘t‘lllilt‘l" .\. ii, limit.
W \‘I lILNAI'l' I\'- SUNS.
By \‘I'. .\‘I Knapp
.\ppliI-iIIIIs
\\'II. ”In IinIlersicned, lit‘l‘iUl'I‘i .InIl
IIIpI-IyIII'N, u.»- tit‘iillt‘ti by law, of ill“
”own of .\IIIwIIIII. ill'l'I‘ilV endorse the
.ppliI-ution oi. the llilllYI' llllllll‘li W. S.
\‘iIIIpp It- Hulls t‘or Sill'il iii‘I‘llSo"
lhitIIIl :Il Nlil‘\\‘ilii\_ lhi~ iti'tlilli day
If iiIII-IIlIIIII-i‘_ .\ “I. 1903.
.lIIIIIIplI L. MI'lI‘III‘laIIIl.
.\'iillaiu .i \Vt'i‘t'ii, tlI-oi‘ue W,
‘I'. .iIIhn Neug-Ihnuer.
I hereby certify that the above nu'nv
~Il euIlorIwI'I: are l‘it‘t‘itil'S and taxpay-
‘rs. III: defined by law. of the Town ol‘
Norwalk. -
Dated at Norwalk. this second day
If i)III‘l‘lllilIIl'_ A. it. 1903.
lllIIRlli‘IR‘l‘ lL SMITH.
Town Clerk.
lI‘riIiIk Wiieeli‘
Meek-
tli 9
We are still on déck and a
THIS IS THE PLA
I Elli
WEDNESDK‘I. DEC. 3. I903.
Roman?
'hfiandker and s
‘.‘iulllilh ago we made (‘Xit'ntihl‘ preparations for
HANDKERCHIEF LINE. Today we are showing the
line that was ever shown in these part».
F or Children
pm,” pm.“ Humming “pity or I-oiored bordered lIIIIIIllII-i‘I'lIlIIl'I-_ at
box ZEFIII box and up.
l’ImI I lIIII III IeIl I~Ihool lIuIIIllIrrehleln. pretty Ilcxigns L'I‘III per dozen.
For Woman.
lit [00
III-pinning al the IouI-I-It pi'll‘t“ u 1' hate hundreds of \lll'llillh
.\‘liit’ilt'li denigns. small corner, IIIulII oiIlI-rI-II. fancy lIorIlIrrn‘ in nual
lI-i's :Ile a-e'orloll roioru.
lliIIIIlIIoiuI- lnIIII trimmed I'IluI'.~ llillllliN
.It'.
i
HOLIDAY
I'UllllliI-lII
the
Hindi
i:lt'
lli‘lII
pul-
iII‘IIlHilll‘ill'Ii. Me.
a)...»
' .
all Mom
at
.A u.|-.....
At 100
I lI'iIo- Su‘iks'i‘Illliil‘llilil'l‘f‘li
l-‘ine Lace and llI-nIII‘ItI-hed
I-‘inI- l'|:I.in LlnI-II Iit'lll"ilit‘ill'li
lit 12 1-20
\\‘IIIII:III‘
\\'oiIIIIII'
WI Iillt‘ll
I.-
'\'
ion of :I (‘.IIII'I'lI lCIlltiI-I- or l'uhiiI- ' . p _ _ _
School illlllrt'. oi‘ iii" lll"lllim-~« pIIlniII “”"""' S ’."H' 5m” ‘|""”'.”'l”""l‘
I“). ”WW“, ,,,. ”MI PM, “th ‘.‘.M' \I'IIIIII-II'I. tIIII- Swiss ill‘lllSllil'il"i I-IIIIII‘IIiIiI-I'I'Il
Library lll' l‘I-IIIIItI-rv. \\"""“"‘-" il'l“ 3“,”. '"W‘ """"~
Wm}; H: Norwalli. ”m '.'Mh m“ ,,, \VIIIIII-n‘n line Swim-I lace and I'iIIhrIIiIlIIrIIIl.
NIII'IIIIIlIIII‘. .\. ll“ |EIII:£_ ‘ “Hun-Ids line pIIrI- lIIII-II ilt‘lll‘ili‘t’ilt‘li.
”1"“) I’. ZRI'I‘IIIIISS \“IIIIIIIII'a lilII' illlllili, liIIlIIMlH'iII'Ii.
.\ppIiIIIul.
\\'II_ lilt‘ IIIIIIIII'iigueIl. (“l't'itli'h‘ "iii A‘ 250
iilxiiityt‘l'I‘I, I'I. III-lined l.;' law. oi' iii“
l'ou'ii of NIII'II'IITL. lIIII'II‘IIy I'lllitii'Ht' llII \\'IIIII.-II'I. II‘I‘li‘it l'InII .\‘uiss IIIiIlIIIIiIi i'l‘li
'Ippliealion oi‘ the :IlIoIo-IIIIIIIIIII IIIIII \\'onII-n‘HI-xtrn llIII-b‘wlva t‘lllill'liilii"l‘l‘ti and hemstitrhcd.
". ZI-iiluss for such license. \\'onIIIII‘.~ extra line liil'l' ll'lllllll-‘Ii.
lIIItIIIi iii Norw'ulh. this Zhili day 'iI Women a extra iiill' lace il'illlllll'li and eniliroidered.
NIIVI‘IIIIN'I'. .\. ll. “mil. . Women‘s I-xtt'a llIIe sheer all linen lII-IuslltIdiI-Il.
Nicholas P. Nl‘irllli. l-‘I'EII'I liIIllIi.~‘.. \\oInen'I-' t'\’l|‘:t llIII- linen. hand I‘lllill‘ttldt‘l‘t'li initial.
:eorgi- L. lII'iiIoII. llIIorm- ll, \'o.<» \\'r_IuIIIII‘s:Ill IIilk initial III-untilclied
Intuit. |"I‘I‘li “INN. Women‘s lace trimmed with bill‘I-l linen eI-nlics
l hIIrI-liy I'IIII'Il’} that me iiiHHII IIIIII‘.
Id t'lllitll'Nl“\ :l"l‘ vim-low iIIIIl lithllllt A! 500
Irs, :Is IIIlinI-Il by law. III the Town
\\'IIIIIIIII'.~ .\lilll'l' line IIInlIroiIlIIrI-Il.
\\'onIIIiI',~I Super llne lIII-I- il'illlllli‘li.
Women's super lluII laI-II tI'iInIIII-Il :IIIIi l‘llliil'llitit'l‘l'li
\\'I)IIII~II‘.< .\inI-i' lini- IIInhI'oiIlorle and IIIImulitIghvd,
At 750, $1.00 and $1.50
The and IIIII hi'IIiIiIIrIIIL
For 1W8"
At Sc
notion ill‘lll‘ilil‘itwi In plain '-\iltll‘
lit [00
‘ill'ni i(lllli.~ ol' IIII-I-
:IIIII illllI‘_Y imrdei‘s.
l.III":I . "I'
.‘II-nI ‘d'ililt’ lII-Iuntdeimi illlI'Il.
.\it‘ll'n IIlIlII- i‘t'lli‘ilil'ilt‘li I4:Iliu .\il'ilu' hurdnrnll while. l'it‘fl a fancy
‘.IIII‘IiI'u lII‘lli“lilI_'hII.l. IIII'lI s .lanIIII-l IIr l'oIIuoIr iiiiliiii at l'J'rfuz
MI‘II'S all liIIIIiI ilt'llISliN‘ilI'Ii
\lIIII's I‘quI hm t'l‘i ill‘lllsliil'iII'-i
.\iI'it‘s initial h-InI -',IlilI‘lII-Il
\iIIu .II IIIIII‘I‘I'ri'IIIIi iienwtitI-lII-Il
llII'II'I‘ urI'iilIIa II' "7-, To 77- and SHIN
##IIWME’ Wu remain-5m“
W®U= 4 wwrw
IprIIoIIIIoIvIII” l‘l‘lllill‘kt‘ti the “When II woman could.“ out in II
"has gone entirely out brand new hatf’ remarked the Observ-
-er of Event: and Things. "it suggests
to your lnnIuinatlon. perhaps, how the
other chickens feel when they hear
one ol‘ their number cuckling over I1
lit'“‘~izlili emf—Yonkers Statesman.
"The
dancing l“lil‘ill‘l'.
ol' Slyiv.'.'
"You wouldn't say that.“ replied the
business man of III-Inns. “it you li\\lll‘li
autIImohlle."~(,‘lIII-innati Time:-
Sun:
i
CALL 58-2.
Seymour’sStore
GOOD THINGS TO EAT. ~
The liberal patronage that our store received for the Thanksgiving least demonstrates that
our effort sin placing before the public the best food products. at popular prices. has been appreciat-
ed. Thanks to our many patrons {or a record sale.
purchase; if so. tell your friends; if not. let us hear from you.
We feel confident that satisfaction was in every
..,,..i
Remember
Ie fully able to cater to your wants with the best stock of STAPLE
AND FANCY GROCERIES to be found ANYWHERE. Our constant endeavor will always be to
deserve your continued patronage.
. Ii!
CE TO BUY GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
Charles E. Seymour. leading Grocer 33 West Washington Street.
Demand: the beat to be found on the
fare more nearly ideal. Every meal w
here where the stock is “turned" on 0
weak. .
The Particular
market. We have the good things that will help her to make the daily
ill be satisfaction and every purchase an enconomy if you do yOur buylno
lten that the goods are always freah. A few tempting bargains for the
H. AND E. FINE GRANULATED SUGAR, .. ...... . ............... ‘. ............. . ..... . ..... 10 LBS. FOR Mic.
rtuas‘r ELGIN CREAMERY BUTT ER.‘(.llwaya tilt-fine“). ................ . ..... . ...... .. . ....... LB.)27¢.
VERY BEST MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEE. (an elegant flavor). ---------------------------- PER POUND. 30C.
6 Iba. Cholco Californla France, 25:. Boat Milk Crackero. lb. 8c.
3 lba. Large Moaty Prunoo, 25c. spEC'AL Beat Soda Crackers, lb. 5c.
Ex. Fancy Italian Promo, lb., 12: Lemon or Ginger Cakes. lb. 5c.
2 lbl. Choice Evap. Aprloou, 25¢. - J Tomatooa Native Potatoes, (cook fine). pk 23c.
2 tbs. Choice Evap. Peaches, 25¢. 3 °'"' °"°'°° m” Fine Yellow Turnipa. , pock15c.
3 can: Early Juno Pan. 25o. for 1 lb. Pure'Bl-ek Pepper. 25c.
Maine Sugar corn, can lie. Beat Crop Too. (all kinda), lb. 50c.
Capo God Cranberries. qt. 9o. 25c New Marrow Deana, qt. tic.
Largo om manna. on. no. ‘ New Poa mane, In. 10c.
Full ”Guam Chane. lb. 10o. New Lean Pork, lb. 13:.
LEAN CALIFORNIA HAMB. LI. Do.
zoos: ‘ EGG
35: nor. “many new counr
7 L88. NEW BUCKWHEAT. 25:. 3 LI. PM. FRI. BUCKWNEAT 10c.
IO 08!
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at.
RY I061. (a in day- only).
NEWNTOIE: “DWADHIN
aouru m ~
New York G
Housewrfc .
Norwalk Chronicler