IT P AYS.
Money invested in a business education at
Merrill College
Stamford, Conn.
earns many time: itself.
IT PAYS
Day School, $12 50 per month.
[Night School $5. 00 per month.
0ka and Stationery
FREE of charge.
M. A. MERRILL,
Principal.
A Handsome White Waist
IS A SPLENDID GIFT FOR A SIS TEE. WIFE OE DAUGHTER. LET
.‘UBDHOW YOU THE BEAUTIFUL WHITE CASHMERE WAIST
‘ ,WORTH $200 THAT WE ARE OFFERING SPECIAL FOR THE HOL-
IDAVS AT $1.50. NEEDLESS TO SAV THEY ARE THE VERY NEW‘
air e-rvLE.
III. E. RYAIV,
I 3 “' Washington Street. South Norwalk.
, says 11115
COUPON.
SENTIIIIL IIIIIIIEIIS IIIILL III IIIIIISIIIII
llITIl ll SIlIII,‘ IIIILII FIJIIII‘IIN PIN
For eight of these coupons and 139 cents we will mm. for a time.
Sentinel readers with a guild gold. fully warranted fountain pen. polish-
; ed, I),a rrel rubber cap, screw section, beautliul delivery. worth $1. 50.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed You wander how you ever got along
without it. Carry your coupons to Clittord Phal macy. F. B. Coleman. 11)
North Main street. William P. Beers, 49 Wall street; Edward P. Weed
138 Wall street
NOTHING BETTER FOR CHRISTMAS
A Rare Chance
TO BUY A
YUILDING LOT
In the Center at h Lowrrlu.
TA YLOR «II GOLDEN affair for .1an fan Hulldlnp
1 mi Quincy smut. bemoan Butler and Orchard
”New. Humour. calm. g
A! Price: Ranging from 3
330. 00 to 5300. 00 Per Lot.
This Is about the last chance to
obtain G bliIIdlilil lot in the center
I:
, #11111 n: 01‘ .1101
1111111111.
,llolph Venturl director of the Na-
11311111111de1..ch of the Bosnian
Madam; E Arts, at ,m9.1WII.Il,
has eotlon‘ .1 Herr a. they are
all in favor of! lower to prohibit the
ot Grt from Europe to
America.
1 -~Burdock Blood Bitters gives 11 man
a clear head. an active brain, a strong.
vigorous body—mutton him lit for the
battle. oi llto. . .
GOVERNMENT LAND FRAUDB.
H...“
distended. III Pee-Ibis to Finish the
‘_ carnation chum».
:3 POR’I'IIAND. .ore.._ Dee. law—it is
the intention or the government to
press the 'resI of the cases In, pounce.
t'nn with the sovernmen‘t land frauds
which have been doekoted for this
term oi the United States Court in
order. it possible. to finish them be-
‘i’o‘rextho holidays. 1
‘ The presence of Special Prosecutor
Francis J Honey is required in Wash-
ington, D 0., to argue the Hyde Diu-
mond cases which will come before
appeal 511111 ily after. January 1. it In
Mr. Honey‘s wish to avoid asking. [01
a continuance of the case pending his
a continuance of the cases pending hi:
absence. The Federal Grand July wil', _3
be called belwaou now and Christ
mas to consider new evidence that ha
been collected by special [Inspector A
R. "men.
While no names are yet openly con-
nected with the evidence which is said
to be in Col. Green's hands [or con
sideratiou, nevertheless it is believed
that District Attorney John H. Hui
intends to ask the indictment of mar
oi more than local prominence. who
will make still more sensational tlu
already famous cases.
1'
To the Board of County Commission-
ers of Falriield County.
I hereby apply for a license to sell
SpiIituous and Intoxicatlng Liquors,
Ale, Lager Beer Rhine “hue and Cl~
11111 at 38 South Main street Town of
of Norwalk.
is not located within 200 feet in a
direct. line 0! a Church Edition or Pub-
llc Schoolhouse or the premises per
taming thereto. or any Post omen
Public Library or Cemetery.
Dated at Norwclk. this 9th day of
December A b.1904.
FRANK LEMONGELIJ,
Applicant
We, the undersigned, electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law. or the
Town 0: Norwalk, hereby endorse the
HIIICEIIUH oi’ the above named Frank
Lemongelli for such license.
Dated at Norwalk. this 9th day of
December. A. D.. 1904.
John W. Smith, William F‘. Nihill
John Oldenschlager. Bernard Reynolds,
Patrick H Bough.
I hereby certify that the above nam-
ed endorsers are electors 11nd taxpay-
era as defined by law. oi' the Townoi
Norwalk.
Dated at Norwalk this 9th day of
December. [L D. 1904
ANNIEE. SMITH.
111,2 19 Assistant Town Clerk
WHERE" rut am TREE:
1111:. 0130 war.
We are alien asked the questlor
“Why are trees grown In the vicinit.
oi‘Rochester. N. Y., better than thus
in other locations?" Without aayln
anything detrimental about otl1o1 L1 or
mooring sections, we tvIII' content our
selves by giving some reasons In is
vor of our own. “ it Is an neknowlcd:
ed fact. that trees grown in tho Luk
Ontario region of Western New Yorl
have “withstood the test of years. 1111
when transplanted to every state, 11
the Union. have proved oi unsurpns.’
ed vitality and given good satisfaction
to the purchaser. The soil to cape.
fatty adapted to treexrowlng. and or
first thing noticeable to a stranger ii
the thrifty appearance and fruit bear
lion. Added to the grain advantalp
or soil comes the climate, 11nd in 111
place is the temperature so oven. 11
the sun so obscure In winter, T111
tender tree is never subjected to than:
sudden and rapid changes caused 11:
bright, warm days. so prevalent in
some sections. and which will still
the lap in February and March, of
times to, be checked in a few hourI
1111.sz weather, 1:111! hetero thefiyonu
tree has mired ii.
there murmur it has become sicklr
and stunted. it}? at least tbl‘do your:
a tree can stall no great drawback,
and is governed; I511 11111111111 l we. the
13- 111.1 11.11 animal lite” it 11111111 11 art out
with a constitution. to 11v r melts in
iruit- hearth tree. Roch to! atiiiult
preeminenty ah Ii as a, fruibgrow-
lug district, the tsag the gram
prairies of the 111111 d that)
uremaey tor the production of corn;
and when we see great 11011111111qu
centers. we know i were nut made
so 1111111111111 scuttled but “notability
The 11th orchards 11‘. your state boar
deuce oi the vitality of Rochestei
k, and in greatest 'of all arm)
is _ , l ., i 11131111111111
1111131111- 1111111111131 111 Roma. and Prat. Jase
the United States Surname Court. or ~
1‘
My place of business ‘
“minim hstahc’,
111'” .«
Will dietitians, 13
bllity. Illa lass
Elihu. up
worse. 11 not treats by 11$. best
known scientific moth - ‘
. Stuart's Dyspepsia ‘i‘
Theta curative: tab, ,
oi ingredients wt: 11‘
can III: ,1.st to :1
tious of ill~healthle§outht .on 'by this
much dreaded disorder. ’
Adiseasc so “preteen" or change
able in its manifestations. assuming
so many forms. characterized by, so
many different syaialns 1111113111019
times than not. it 'is' mistakes on
some other disease altogether, and the
poor patient may 1111:. oi at best allow
the seed of permanent chronic sick-
boss. to germinate and take root in.
his system. - .
So it is a real danger we hi: you to
avoid. what: we say; .lnscas , 1
take Stuart's Dyspep '1‘ l1
Even it, disordered ,
the real. comm
(which, probably, thou;
your digestion In nearly;
out of order. and if allowed to remain
so will seriously complicate your sick.
nose for, 11011.3
Stuart's Dvspepsia Tablets. than.
will be sure to do you good. and will
not interiors with any other medicine,
10‘: may be taking.
They will help to make your food
make, you shops. and thus, it in" no
.ay. help you back to health by
ityour system to‘ throw oii’ dis
,e 11. healthy duck shakes natal
Mk.
or! your sickness with
A 3s Dgspcpsla Tablets
1- 119—42—14
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BOYS DUG WAY TO LIBERTY.
ST. LOUIS. Md, Doc. 12.—-Usin,g a
piece of' a broken brass handle at a
bureau drawer and the runs of a chair,
Jrokeu oil to 11 point, as tools Austin
Logan, 15.111111 Oliver Jones. 14 have
lug their way through. it 14 inch. wall
.911 the fourth floor of the Four 00111111
Building, when: they were continediu
the matron‘ 11 room, and crawled
through the opening wdtascauad di‘
ter being at liberty for several hours.
be boys were Iocapturad. and taken to
the Four Courts, where they wore
.ocked in one of the‘cclle.
Amen-mom FIRE SPREADS.
has been raging for more than an hour
in the departments oi.Cnrl. Dogfish
and Cart. 111 the center of the retain
usmess district of lt‘astf 1111.111 street
and it not yet under control. this
feared the fire is amending to adjoin-
ing stores.
In Search of Work-"Wcll, sir."1sald
he railway superintendent to a for~
am looking man who had gained ad-
nliiance to his presence. "what do You
want?"
"I would like a situation on your
I.nc” .
‘No place for you, I think."
“But there is. I want to be lnterpre.
tern" ' ‘
“interpreter?" " 3
‘fYoa. sir: to tell tho passengers
what the. porter's say when they call
out the timeout-tho stations."
me 1.11. armtendent studied a tow
minutes. and then, looking unpainted
tn the door. ——Blr1uinsha1n (England)
Weekly Post.
Herr Paul Turon, oi‘ Tosrlwu. in
lustiian Silesia sang a hymn at his
' ' ' 1‘1.» nib-11 day. lie had
thinned the hymn in a phoIIoamul
c‘ u t. .. a death and duecicd
that It should be rIpIoIIucuI at his
funeral sorilctt This was c.11rleil out
by the heirs who under the 111111111 of
Him 'l‘uron s will had to saIuIiicc $500
at his estate to charity ii tiny mind
to comply with his wish
Ing qualities oi the trees in this low ‘ '1‘ I P
" Dumpwriu uni-21 1
WW Beauty {11111
Mil-«11111 and thin In
1.11, 1
our
1 ‘ r
W :irfivelinrrfm
111111 1111; the ‘
call the copdt
AMSTERDAM, N. 1'..3 It... 12.4mm
buoy Ilendor. to be used In tho lhi r
, ‘ light housa disiwrlot
, and fourth «111.1111 mail matter.
“ pointed. ‘
m 11111111111131 , ‘
‘ a‘nd‘ex pauses when
it is probable that the
bus will be finished All, unity
W A Countrymau of 111110111. who.
has been a tab so , ghee for some
113111111 have chem
ark onnactlcuq He will
leave form the state ehrly in January.
in commence laying out the work and
getting his working force In order," He
will establish headquarters at Hari-
ford. and will take With him an chine
torce or five or six clerics from: WM“.-
inaton, They will examine the various
andidates for anumreators. and Mr.
Countryman will be responsible for re-
suits; In fact will have full charge of
Vary or March.
the present plan or the census bureau.
«and they will be. divided up amongst -
the congressional districts.’ The first
district will have live, divided among
the, following townsI. Harttord three.
New Britain bile and Rockville one.
foilows: New Hayes three. Merldcn
one. Middletown one and Waterbury
one. The third district is allotted
1...»... 0111'! at New London, Norwich
1nd Willlniantic. The fourth district
is to have shipment Bridgeport. one
at Daubury, one at Winsted. one at
Torrincton and one at South Norwalk.
Preliminary work has already been
commenced in the census bureau here,
and millions of inquiries have: hem
«hit to the manufacturers throughout
tho country. It is stupendous work.
and when completed will be a most
valuable publication
Inaugural Piano.
The inaugural committee who will
haie charge at all the arrangements
or the Inauguration exercises next din
of Mulch, Is hard at w.orlI and appli-
atious are being received every day
iiom organizatiions and mlliiaxy bod~
ea who wish to take part in the p11
ratio The secretary of the commit
loo stated Saturday that the governor
111111. and ins staff have liotliled the
committee, 111111.1th will be present
and lake phrt in the parade This is
all that has been heard from Connec-
ticui thus far.
A committee from the D. A R" the
executive committee of which is" in
session hole. called on the Inaugural
committee Saturday morning and urg-
ed. them to allow the. society, in creel
a stand for the parade, the proceed:
0! seats to go 10“th 11111.1 for the ore:
lieu of the hall of the Daughters. Mrs.
Sarah '1‘. Kinney, the slate regent of
Connecticut. is attending the meetings
11.1111. board and was one of the. com.
ultiec to call in relation to this mat»,
ter.
Pension Bills.
Senator Plait has introduced for
ieustor Hawloy. a bill granting a pen
slim of $50 per molith to Thomas G
’arlsh. of WcihersfleI'd Parish served
11 (‘11. E 12th Connecticut Volunteers.
enator Pail also introduced a3 bit.
to increase the pension of Nelson P
31111111 of New Haven to $60 p91
month. Smith served in Co 'l‘.127tb
Ns'w lork Volunteers. This bill, was
also introduced for Senator Hawtey.
Mr. Lilley. in the House. presented
three pensions bills. as follows: in be-
half of William Smith. of Waterbury
Who served in (.0. K. 70th New York
Volunteers, at the mic or $30 per
n1o11ib'.in behalf 0! Mrs Ellen R (int-
blum. at West Haven widow of Wil-
11.111 N. Graham of 00. C, 10111 Con-
film n‘ntlcui Voltuiloel'u. at lilo raid of 840
psi- month; and in favor of Edward
Root. of Noroton. of Co B. "Oth Con
necllcut. Volunteers, at $35 per month
Consul at Palermo.
William H. Bishop. formerly protes
ear of languages at Yale.. has been
transferred as consul at Genoa. holy.
io1 Palermo. Both places pity the same
salary, 32, 000 but the consulate at Pa-
.ermo is considered a better place than
311. Genoa. Prof. Bishop has I in the
consular service for about two cars.
New' Mom House Tender.
Congressman ‘ Brsndegeo Intro-
duoed in the House a bill for the con
almcllon oi 11 new light house 1111
or which Connwti
Tho bill calls for an
out Is a part.
anptoprlstion or not more than $135.-
000. and authorities the employment at ‘
h on temporary craftsmen at was
in ion. to draw up the plans. 'ibis
‘10 t I14 intended to take the place of ,
th Cactus, stall had 1.1, New London.
which is vexiy, ,al ma used up.
3 cantor Putt Introduced the same
bll 111' the 11 his.
‘ Postmaster at minim.
Councilman Sherry recommended
tognappoinimont oi Mist Anna 8. Us
a; to be commuter oi Boutbbury.
111111le of mi H. Brown. who has
mined. Mr. Brown was elected
representation to the legislature this
tall. and had to resign from the
continents in. The cities his icurili
Henry introduced
chores ‘
II to consolidate minim
IIIIIIJ house a
bill was 1)
salaries to 1.111113111111111». 01
311116111: 1);“; ' 3
the work. The enumeratiou Will pro 1
hnbly commence some time in Febru-
1 There will be 20' comparators an» 3'
oolnted in Connecticut according to 1
The second district will have six as ,-
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1 $7 so and $10.00. .3,
kcrclucfe and Gloves. .
frocks.
12 1~2c
dainty and attraciiu: boxes.
as
pleasant and restful.
IARIETY.
vuc I.
. Frahltlla Bush, at 111 mu.
.. says: “i buttered tor ma w ill
iyspopiia. used to here minimise-.1
belching. i tried everything i
co to hear of. but nothllll helped [1103
1111 III look Brasilia Edmund 011111, 60
cent bottle cured me 11011111391er '
For sale bye Rf Iill. Plaletod. F. ii.
to: and that! formant“!
11s
ieuHIi‘ W. Whit have you been
doing commutator-Media
1 mixtures ofdouhtc laced cloth 1111111 contra _
and 11211513. Tuneup models bound with silk c
You should sec those Morris Chairs for $9..
oak frames, thick. soit‘vclour cushions,
every way and the price.‘$5.oo.
Look at those new Fcalthruright
“181 are by far the best of their class excr designed.
The Pictures draw many people.
away from the confusion of shopping in rush hours and
spend a little while looking at the Pictures.
The Oriental Rugs are here too.
with taw'n). i'lCIl shades. Persians with dark blue. “brown
and tan colorings, aud'IIoiably :1. nmgniticent Khiva with
3 changeable wine ren shadingz. ’
Ask to see the Special Lriental Rugs for the Holidays.
Prices $12.00. $15.00, $18. 00 and $25..oo
The D. M
"abbons.
Ribbons.
Ribbons.
FOR 1101.111“ ruarosas avanr one case masons AND we
save oavorsn A counraa son A new one 110 A sarcoma SALE
or PLAIN mesons or ax'rnhoaomnnr VALUE.
wmrus nos 5 ’f, t. 12 1'11. AT 5c.
wrmus Nos. 22 «1,116,110.11? 10c
1101.1.11 masons 111111111113 11011.... '1 11.1., 7 A1 rorunan salons.
A For 1. 1.1111111 or SATIN once (311.1111 IN NARROW wlnrns.
REGULAR are“; or “scans 1111111 creamy earns lN 11111.1.
Tatgeuousgm-a. 3 ,
1» my)”;
I
if! had kldne trouble lor
313111.111. 1111;111:111}qu oath; arm
. wait. I.“ l o :
i I
Bath Reheat of plain» browns, greys, or in fast y
str1pes,“1 Well mttde' 1n generous proportions, $4 and $5.
Blanket Robes, warm and luxurious. $5. he slid $7. 50
Requisites for cv’en‘in’g wear, Dress Shirtts.‘ White LIII~
en Lawn..Ties. Black Silk Ties, Shields, Black Silk Half
Hoes; Mother of Pearl Buttons. Linen Cambric Hand-
New Percales fer Honda Dresses
E1 cry woman knows what a dependable fabric' 13 Pen
rate and how adaptable it Is, for many
aprons, waists, mcus shirts. boy8" ivaists and little girls’
Some three hundred new patterns. light, medium
and dart. are now being shown at the W ash Goods section. "
boa Island Percale, Punjab Percale, Windsor Percale, .
uses Dresses,
French Cambric value 19 and 25c:15c
Dresses intended for Christmas gifts are put up- in
Solid '
most c ....11f0rlab1e
Folding Tables.
Fourth item.
It is good to get
The room is
F inc old Sennas,
Third floor, take elevator.
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M WABHING‘I'ON ITREIT, SOUTH NOIIWALK.
ltd
willie mm” : 3: I
IIu-nm with she could 31% cal. 3
W131 Illio upshot decide tho, my oh:
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neurone canto NOT 11111.11 Milt.
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