All
ted. Charles 1". Mills.
.Wil cox, Boa.‘
Donovsnulook 188 West:-
, 2d and 4th Tuesdays at
N. ."‘tMuly and ug. excepted
clock. All no at Arch his- «
cordial invited. Theda ans
V.., 9. Donn M. WI loos, Sec.
No.62 or Eastern bier
“vino b oak, ias Walli-
WW- trot
. er a --a'
‘ ”horse’s! 0.1a
, stories are about
a, season, but there aré‘ other
which can be told. For In‘
Rodney Gifford. of Mentonnc,
as a 'wood furnace in. the base-
his house. and as he burns a
V”! of wood, large quantities of
cit mulated in the cellar. liel
his face and eyes smart-
deal from the dust. He
bareheaded and at last. felt a
On his head. where the dust.
fired into his hair and. taking
kerchief to wipe the sweat
put away, be wiped every par-
of hair off his head. The dust of
shad combined with his per:
. to form a strong lye, which
“a into the roots of the hair
, sed it to loosen and fallh‘viay
,V as he touched it. The‘effect
same on his beard. mustache,
es and eyebrows. and the man
held as a billiard ball as soon,
.——...
mi‘siainnai, writing on friendship-
eexi mothers and daughters, re-
lief notice of an unmarried daughter
V ho. received a complete trousseau
also an' income sufficiently 'large
enable her to travel if she wished
linfortunaiely. for the moral of
story, the daughter married at
yito'ur. but she often afterward
gifts had given her for four years.
used to add that, although she
tree life, she never once wished to
, ye her parents after she knew’she.
hid the power to do so.
’FAIHION‘ AND CULINARY
WRI NKLEB.
The Christmas number of The La-
Home Journal has a number of
, hg illustrated suggestions for
' floatation of the Christmas dinner
to. Unique to a "Basia" climbing
d excellent is a hoop of Christ-
a ringing about the chandelier
trails of smiiax running from
’ . .‘ tiny bell favors at each plate.
' bone finds many uses in fash-
Christmas gifts One Is as
' pier the tops of bags which are
(held open to receive bits of
as or scraps
- to the newest pocket or case to
we of fancy ribbon in that for
‘ one's nice side and back
. . . .ndcnt asks me to tell her
, . hing that will take the odor
Irateen (colored) which is very
at and is caused presumably
a dye. As i do not know haw
We an odor l print this think
- mar ii some one else may know
iling to give the information.
m-
I LAWS lN FOREIGN LAN-
DUAOIS.
"State Audubon society has had
an a copy will be placed in
cuss where people of either Illr
live: also in stores and Ila-
hereafter there can be no
not knowing the law. Cop-
imPIFDn or of the game and song
i a Danish may be hello
!. Smith. 08 lily avenue.
.‘NIO‘MNCIM attuai-ilii.
tilthisr. or at Herein street,
at can be saved. how
7/ attended him.
presents on her thirtieth birthday I
rushed the delight and pleasure
lied often beforehand longed to lead a -
M a chimney in the center of the '
idsy and that organisation and also.
can at odlcers it. use voted that the
principal work in the {girth be the
study of the lahl Wendi
. American 11mm“! and lost as so
that the members may familiarise!"-
themselves with their environment
and be progressive and up to date. N
The city can well feel proud of its
seemed to grasp very elderly the
mmg of. American institutions. , .
lllupgarians have contributedfl
«very largely to the fund for the erec-
unmet a statue of Georsemashipstotvm
is erected iii the central situate a
Bad heath Al‘reiidy about i9 000 liai-
'been subscribed on tho Neiatlt .iwhlttll"
:3" be at bronze w it cost an iii :10.-
WOMAN DRESSED AB A MAN.
"—1...
‘ltsmford Potic‘s Witt Assist w. c.T .
U. in Reclaiming tier. . N .
A mysterious woman. afraid of dogs
end policemen. whose dress is part
that at a man. part that of a woman
tviugltiying hide and seek with philan-
pie women at Stamford; and with
» the police department.
are. Frederick W. Barney. of the
.Women's Christian Tempeiance- Un-
ion, renuested the police to find the
woman. "It is a disgrace to our sex."
said Mrs. Barney. to allow a woman to
go about like this. several of the wo-
men of the committee have seen her
the last few weeks We want to find
out why she wears such odd attire.
and persuade her to dress becoming
to her sex Not long ago, when I was
engaged in missionary work in the
west side factually m‘w a young wo-
man set a 3" at the poor creature."
UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICE. .
Rev. H. B. Carpenter Conducted bar
vice and Rev. W. w. T. Duncan
Pro-cited.
Union Thanksgiving services were
held yesterday in the South Norwalk
Congregational Church at. 11 o'clock.
Rev. H. B. Carpenter of the South
Norwaik Baptist Church conducted
the service, and an eloquent and time-
y sermon was preached by Rev. W W.
T. Duncan. of the South Norwnlk
Methodist Church. There was a con-
slderable attainl ace at the service.
Aithur P. H at ngtou presided at the
organ. and E.- Dlsbrow led the
singing.
FIELD FIRES IN WILTON.
Owing to the long continued season
of dry weather the field tires in Wil-
ton, caused by sparks from passing
engines and forest fires generally
started by careless hunters have been
:‘of frequent occurrence the past week.
:The largest thus far this season or:
curred last Thursday night, back 01
Jacob Millers residence on Belden
Hill; and extended almost to the Nor-
walk riwr, destroying considerable
timber and- several stacks of cordwood.
A party of young men visited the
Macs and did good service in extin-
gulshing the flames In the early even
lag and preventing their spread to a
number of buildings that were in the
track of the flames.
HAD “TURKEY" IN‘ JAIL.
louls Tlmpson alias "Buck" Timpson
was tried yesterday before Judge Jos-
eph R Taylor in the town court on
three counts of forgery. He was
found guilty and was bound over un-
der bonds of 3760. He was unable‘to
find cause for thanks for anything ex-
cept that he had his Thanksgiving
dinner reaching the jail in Bridgeport
before dinner time.
iN BUSINEOO FOR THEMSELVES.
Michael J. O’Brien and Joseph W.
Rooney have purchased the saloon at
the corner of Washington and Water
streets for nearly forty years (sentinel-
ed by Frank C. Becker and his fore-
bears. Mr. O'Brien was formerly bar-
tended for Frank J. Donahue and Mr.
Rooney was the mixoiogist at the
place of Adam Singer The formbl
opening was last evening. ..
scalar AMIWALs or vsscsu.
new YORK. Dec.1.--The steamer
Prinbesii ireno. from Genoa. Naples
and Gibraltar. for New York. is re-
portcd by wireless as having passed
Hungarian cititens for they have 1‘
We stood
due? of oil and that still an all love
it! find a bottle
a
she; I
more. “Al
no ed the
es. s and s. tite
wei em“ lit. ppc
. ny
It is“h simpiyta vvoniliiiifui in
wear pny . “is?” ad
omoiendtw " Mr N
“We‘ umnt Vin
main bun children '
and! rosy ate ehra N
old people and and up atit
tired and debilitated all unit as?
con. if it. fails, we .wuiin‘y
every dolly paid for it. "-
Fusions
Unusually (toad Prospects for' the den-
IOn In NbrWalk.
The merchants of Nb‘r'waliz vs res.
son to' expedt and are prepa'rl
large Christmas trade. to? y the
chief places in many of the s ares are
are being made to care: for this he may
trade in a generous manner.
The chief reason why a lsrge boll
day trade may he expected in: the un-
density geod batting seaso bich has
have closed according to precedent.
half which has continued altiiost unlu-
teruptedly in many of the shops.
A good trade gives thepeo is plenty
of money to spend and at hrlstmas
benefit the most
Already there has ben generous buy-
ing in Christmas goods of .tbe ore
staple character, such as blacks, iris.
and many other things which have a
permanent value.
The fact. that everybody in Norwnlk
at the present time and t are a a
good prospect of that mud on o of
fairs continuing for some the makes
the prospects for a brisk Christmas
trade unusually good.
vALos or scores ssolusur.
————
Commernorstsd at Glen Falls by the
Erection of n Tablet.
GLENS FALLS, N.i'., Dec. l.—-—A tab-
let commemorating the valor of a
Scotch regiment of the British army
in the French and Indian win- of 1768 ‘
negle Library in this city.
posed tablet is for members of the
who died in an attack on Fort Ticon-
deroga in 1758. The library is named
after this fort it was announced to
day that otllcers of the present Black
Watch Regiment in Scotland tied vii-it-
tcn‘ to Glens Falls accepting the tim-
iatibn to erect a memorial tablet nd
tblt they ,Were now having desin
made for the tablet in London.
The battle before Fort Ticonde ga
was a defeat for the British all air
provincial allies who storm the fort
while It. was in possession of the
French General Abercombie led the
British army of 16.000 and lost
Blank Watch was one of the heliviest
losers among all the British rbgl
some, csLsav ritAvi. on.
nor-rue. WATER cars.
son sou otsnumro.‘
"cumin. for Wedding who.
Ar POPULAR batons.
A. W. AUSTIN,
JIWILIR.
, '49 mil It. Note-iii. been.
Nantucket Lightship st 0: 50 a. in.
. CLEAN.
, Linus lb! was CHAIN Oi’ rA‘aLs honour.
, ‘ ‘ ' amour sanctum
SUPERIOR FLAVOR
Will not. a superb “me bagskisst With. griddle alibi.
Everything the best, pure and whom
A satisfied container is our
assowibav roan.
The Pm sleeves
A. big sale VoVIVV‘ Women’s, Misses’
lli‘ii imd Children a stylish, cerrect
Wearing Apparel.
V ‘ Come and Join the crowds tomorrow.
Last week we tvere obliged to disappoint quite a few of our patrons,
owing to the very giant demand for Winter Garments.
made preparations so that every taste and pocketbook can be supplied. The
Holiday Goods are crowding nth—hence these radical reductions.
being tilled “p with ms of 5. mill“: most at the beginning of winter, Cost and Suit values that lead you straight
holidaly character, and prepare ions to unmistakable coo 'otny. ’ ‘ »
cut in the very newest. models
»
£912.00 COVERT COATS.
Tight- ditting Coats, ’eolla‘riebs collar, new large sleeves with turnover
lust closed, or rather which should ““1" “15° '90“ model M Dachau.“-
$16.50 viewpoints AN o rousisr cons. $10.00.
A choice assortmenii'lo pretty Empire and Tourist Coats. made
time the merchants are the one h up of all wool Coverts,‘ ‘V’Kerscys and mnunisli mixtures, all finely tailored,
0
s w Special for Saturday only $10.00.
§ aspire s15 00 suns.
in shades of gray. bills and black, Costs are three—quarter length, black
rolling collar new large sleeves. Skiirt is full time shape, invei ted back.
who wants employment is outplayed Special cut price, "0‘”
' 'LAOics' cutsvmr suns.
Blue and black chariot 27-inch Cont Suits, in collarless effect, silk braid
and fancy button tw. rim large sleeves.
killed and tailor stain Regular rinse values Special cut price. mass
AOBEA‘I’ DAY IN CHILDREN'S GARMENTS.
Juaisl NIneHour Sale of
GIRLO' LONG WINTER COATS.
Ages 4 to It years. V About 250 Long Coats for Misses and Children,
to 1763 will be placed in the now Can ages 4 to 14 years‘ made in plain loose or military styles with emblem on
,) Valuaa 84. 98 and $5. 98 at $3 75; 810 00 and $12. 00, at
famous Black Watch Scotch Regiment, 86.98. Special manipulation: noon to 9 r m
av ,
N 4o "Bram;- with x lb. Fancy5
“,%¢m mum “(If can I“ iii-03b!bdldlileilblieiilllld
the o‘ ‘
surprised, but. here are a few hints to
L
fascinating!
’5
Will you be beret
1.4 inches long. with fine bisc heads,
d9c value at 259:
UNDRENED PAPtERwMAOHE
With shoes and stockings, at 25c, scarce
‘ EXTRA! A 204mm PAPVIVER
inches long. Value $1. 25, at 01.00
Fiber and better grades up Nto 011. 50.
, WONDERFUL VALUEO IN
leach packed in separate box at 25c,
FR EE
Tomorrow we’ve
large. size Gas Balloon, alone worth half
Now, .1. bring the children
others. Prtces range from 10: to 010 .
Drums, lbs to 01.00
Wagons 05c to 06.50
85¢: to 50¢.
Tricycles. with steel wheels.
Hobby Horses, Shoo Ply Rockers. etc.
Black Puzzle Maps.
crowds will be large.
a hint or two of prices today.
Standard Woiks tine silk cloth bind
Copyright Fiction at 45c.
Henty Books for Boys ‘
Alger Books for Boys.
1.. T. Meade Books for Girls.
Covey Books for Girls.
New Illustrated Books.
New illustrated Books for [Children
New Books for Boys.
Nature Statics.
Wee Books for Wee Folks.
Children' 8 Books
Shirt 1V8 hill 9 gore, flare.
Big assortment on special counter.
first choice
.OPENING lN OUR ENLARGE!)
Tomorrow will be the wind-up of our
Doug High Grade Goods and Low Cash Prices don’t allow any
day we or:
Cut-tics Bros. Blue Label Kmhuporflpldlukperbottle ””“".‘
Fllt’blnkl Gold at.» Washing rm lipouudpschge
BUY YO
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was: my“ use?“ or us AND due
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sciatica-”ivacsvs‘m
snag the Children to enjoy
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VV “in" m" AW
liipedes, with rubber-tired wheels. "" ”MM“?! '
BUY YOUR HOLIDAY BOOKS ucw
Only three weeks until Christmas you know!
NO SLOW DAYS WITH it
til: lb. Choice ‘ up
”disrep- wltb 1 lb Java and sol“ ”
. M“ Slbflhitt‘OISIlmfi mm
it will make you young again to be with them. So many zen w ,nnd
wonderful things to see. And such a is. brl t roomy place that every-
one can see everything with comfort tab it do so much to the enjoyment.”
We don’t want to tell all our secrets-«we'd rather you would come and he
tempt mil. . t.
- First or All Come the
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Every little girl should see them in their first Rectifiers-wand all the
wonderful clothes houses, housefnrnishings, etc. of delirium!
Perfectly
UNDREBBED KID BOD] DOLLS.
sev‘véd wig. shoes and stockings.
Better qualities in Undressed Kid Body Dolls up to $3.00 each.
BODY JOINTEOV DOLLS.
MAOHE EDDY DOLL.
who ball Joints extra in. bisque head sewed wig. movable eyes, so
JOINTED DOLLS. . N
50c 65s, $1.00 up to 810. 00.
FINE BISQUE DOLL HEADS, 100 TO 76:: EACH.
Tomorrow with purchases in Toy Department amounting to. 250V a
your purchase. Do not fall to
FOR THE DOYS.
iron Toys, including Truck Wagons Ice Wagons, Fire Engines.- Hose
Carts; Hook and Ladder Wagons, li‘irea Patrols, Police. Patrols. and many
Animals, both domestic and wild—Horses. Cow‘ Sheep, Lions, Tigers,
Dogs, Deer. Donkeys, Rabbits. Elephants etc. ‘
V".
6AM E8. '
All of the newest Games published as well as the old favorites.
Choice tomorrow of Din, Block. Sherlock Holmes. Punch, Brownie, Ten-
Pin Blocks Funny Creatures on Pin Blacks, Nested Pictures A B C Blacks,
Spelling Boards and Back-gammou Boards, Checkers, Dominoes, Scroll
STOCKS ABE COMPLETE.
And in another week
Selection can be matte to best advantage now. Just
iiig gilt top. 25c.
CHRISTMAS CARDS AND CALENDARS-
Prices start at. to. Secure the
PICTURE DEPARTMENT
Come and choose from the choicest assortment in the city. .
OPENING OF HOLIDAY CHINA‘i
Vases and Brio Brac in our newly arranged basement.
Great Unloading Sale
eighth of his army in the attack. he Hundréds 0f WES nut advemed Will be added A mt Opportunlty to
m .. buy your winter needs and save money. Blankets, Comforters, Dress
W... V“ v - ~ Goods. Warm Underwear, Winter Hosiery, Gloves, Millinery, Hand;
kerchiefs—the new Holiday linewnoliday Neckwear and immeuse‘
, values in our basement.
To make M a busy
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