. much should not to
”holiday detach. the 'need of mole ':
MWenient buildings for the :9'
.9ihdustrial training school for the 9
1d says the Ansonla sénenar This“ ‘
"’ of Connecticut's worthlest in-
. Liberal provision is made
ly for it «by the state—4300 per
per year . for all inmates—and
this provision. together with
ncialsaisd‘ofll bassistance as
bydndi . is the institution
9 we into 9311' o the most practi-
‘ ts kind in the United states. .
infancy to maturity the blind
re been, cared for and trained.
tal. moral and physical ed-
9 and titted for citizenship; Con
‘ is proud of the work done
and of the ploducttnrned out. 9
titution is worthy of the hebt
. I 9 story is told in the Boston Her-
all years yes Judge or the Probate
or; at st. Alhnlis‘. Vermont: At the
us: town meeting the purchase of
a, w'town hearse had been voted.
" committee appointed to canvass
townspeople for subscriptions.
of the committee thought it would
H: "_‘Why should 1
El new hearse when
. humorous writer has said that
em?" marksman ‘hlts- Whatever he
shoots at. but t at the trouble is that
so many men a hot at nothing. The
whoop of many advertisements sug-
i’slts that there are.ad writers who
have not a target in view when they
pull the trigger. No advertisement
uhduld be written unless there is a
purpose in view. There should be a
9 thinness of aim Birdshot may do
some execution.- a flock of little
Muckbirds, but} y only serve to 11‘-
fillets when directed against big game.
a lion.“ Adveltisements which fail
those which have no directness in
yhaplain OPWEngllsh navy Was
. a stereoptlcon lecture on the
. “Scenes iron: the Bible. " He
infiny the lecture with
initial selections. The first picture
wn. naturally enough, was Adan:
‘ 9 Eve in the Garden of Eden. The
filler couldn‘t‘thlnk of anythihg ab-
9’ ate “Play", wispered the chap-
’ The call mmddcslvrhad senses.
tile the delight of the audience the
honcgraph omitted the familiar strain
" ‘ ’90nly 999.901er the World
9."
‘9 Joseph H. Cheats-can see and “say
" “We n0?!“ have a separate
he said in an address before the
'91 York state conference of chari
shoe and correction, "and as new dis.
9 9 arise the charities will increase
aspect before long that there will be
Mini an asylum for broken-down
9 players— there will be room for
“in! need fonitiih'.
it took fourteen months to drill a
' .500 feet 11 at Doornloojf.
"ll Afri’ca. fiance alibi-hour
9’ were w daily. -At . e
of 8,900 feet. or nearly a mile, it
.~ from three and one~half to
9 hole, and almost as long to lower
after the diamond drill point w9s
in.." '
Judge ('0. W. Green, who for . 9
which have long distances to go.
, teal stations of the Russians
.. emanate than to out
s—u:
FORMEN
nauseous umsaeLLast
WARM uno‘snwsaa.
PLANNa‘La‘rra most downs»
saunas. " " 9
9 oust-moses m saucy sex?
he.
spawns ears.
rocker ~ nests mo BILL .
BOOKS.
“hackweae m FANCY sexes.
MILITARY snoop-ass.
Hostsav.cass1ssa on cor.
‘ron. I
swanreas.
COLLAR AND curs soxss.
‘Dsesa sour cases.
r
W
cs‘ausmvfhusu. commences.
a . w.
Everybody Emilly at the South Nerwslk
Post Office.
The Christmas rush at the 9980utl:
Norwalk post oflice has commenced,
and it Is believed that the business
will be the greatest In the history of
the office. The business being done
now Is in the sending out of presents
A
great many money orders are being
sent to foreign countries so that they
may arrive in time to gladden the
Christmas season.
Postmaster E. E. Crows has made
preparations for the rush and has re
ceived orders from Washington for the
use of substitute“ letter carriers and
clerks for the'six days preceding
Christmas.
ate rats "is: “assess,
...—..-
Euslnssa Section of flu Town Wipsd
cut. Causing Loss of mono. '
MANASSAS, Va.9. Dec. 5.—-A fire
brains out here at 2 o’clock this morn-
ing which swept the business section
of the tow. The estimated loss is
over one hundred thousand dollars.
wont—-
RAINED TWENTY-FOUR HOURS.
Sunday was wet, very wet. .Rlin
most flposit!1:91:1191919Iy 9n9ntil Sunday Exam
as t me wt:
11 “10.1133? . Euhday mornNng the
streets were rivulcts and the wind
the first heavy downpour \in ‘ many
weeks. and did much good. The
ground was soft and the thirsty earth
drank in the moisture in abundance.
Wells and streams were greatly bone
fitted. The rise in the Connecticut
river was about two feet. Despite
the long continued rain the fall was
not great being only 1.08 inches Io-
cording to the oflicisl record. Yester-
day was cool and although the sun
was partly obscured. the day will take
rank as a pleasant early winter's day.
THINK TRACKS ARI TO II
Mill
'Some people seem to see in the visit
of the high oEciaIs of the New York.
New Haven and Hart ord Railroad
Company to Norwaii: yes May an. In«
of 9 raising of the tracks through the
city is soon to be carried out. To sub
stsutiats their views they point. to I
conference of the oilicials with James
McKiernan, over his property. whict
Is at the point of the intersection 01
Water and Chops! streets
UROI MIN 'ro ssom ITRIKI.
WARSAW. Russian Poland. Dee.
~1‘he executive committee of they
run employee union has tel
9'.
n a .
flu-lite at midnight unless the urn
, isnces of death passed 9b the court
‘srtiai at Gamers. on loll. at: clad
beer. and on other is
”‘9 d (if
9 . the recent railroad strike at datum
are reversed before fiat athour.
- ussucss‘s asses obsess. ‘
" assessor. counsels. not.
“‘9... _
any wealthy refulss families 1m
m999a and miflshinsift hove ”from
s will”? the 11??"th movement.
- sir min was several tithes attested
9.. - u at Bassarsbisa villages
«new .‘
TRADE lN THE momma 11I PosstsLs.
A nooMFUL or cons on 1 Ha rmno noon.
began Saturday evening. and foll.ai-‘ '
drove the rain at a high rate It was -
' ed a petition she . ohta‘5
non worms
”‘1" .
House nests. I
onassme sacks:
rancv Coaster coVaua '
KIMO9NA8. Lone Alto shear.
{SILK WAIBTB.
‘Iaucv Hoslanv. 9.
311.11 unsusLLae:
snucv usckwsalt.
awesome Foss.
WARM oLovae. "
House whiteness.
elLK-Lmso eLovse.
oLovs sub Haubksncmss
soxsa
DIAMONDS .;,
, Prices of9Diamshdb have all-
‘ vsnend since hoode’ new in atollt
were purchased. Will continue
to sell at our old 91'1on while
present atesit tests. “I: shew
good bsrudIlls at prdlei‘ll.
9.11 w. sperm,
Christmas
NGIIIS.
Every day is bringing (is near-
er to Christmas, and every day
' we shall tell you about our
handsome assortment of goods
for Christmas gifts. Today we
will tell you of the Full Dress
9“ Shields and Mahler's.
so: a so to sacs.
} tells the stery. Each had every-
.ons a splendid gift
The Way Muffler, at 6013,11:
I the most convenient and comfor-
table muffler known. 9
“nu-ho
After Dec. iith open every
night until Christmas.
1
dlcstion that the aft reported report ,
“@999 W“
9 87 and costs. amountin to $11 21. and
9 imposed by Judge J
a. who presided in the alliance of Judge
- Lockwood, and was? tnlttm to Bruise
' port jail to satisfy the claim of the
l0 ,
Edward 'I‘. Hurdles. of N w
of which nail on
sets of $1111th 9
to be naturist?t Th.
3“ "b“r'd‘hi’iu a s 1: a
no in a y m. . t e on
initial-e F9111. for {ml the arcan-
tile National .Bauk o w York holds
four. with the setup '9 _ ers‘ one for
82. 000 and three to .9 Hard-
ing was adjudged 9
hearing will be hsl
eree John W. Bash 1 ’ ‘
James Boyle, of New Haven. and
George W. Cram,‘ of Not-walk, have
been discharged from b y.
The first meeting _ tors of
HenryG Hall of on my was
held in Referee in Becki-up by George
A. Kellogg's office .at 3 p.111. ,They
elected Thomas L. floaty, of Windsor
Locks. as trustee In bankruptcy.
CASCIDY #010 TO JAIL.
Was Unable to Pay a rise oi‘ s7 and
. Carlt- , .
One James Cassidy was before the
Norwallr side of the town court this
morning on a charge of drunkenness.
Cassidy. who said his home is in South
Norwalk. was unable to pay a tinsel
#fim
bids.
orwallt holds
ph R. Taylor,
law.
; Cassidy told Prosecutor Davie frank-
ly that he had been arrested three
times before and had served a term
homer. that lilok were never been ar-
res n elbows
deathly wass. ”sterility afi
terno'on by Captain R. N. storehouse.
The offender had been working all
summer at the Hoyt nursery in New
Canaan and came to! Norwaik and
drank too much liquors - He went into
the Norwalk Handware Company's
store in Main stratum! ”lb-isles, he
was being put out at there ..captain
Morehouse happened along.
binning Class Will Hold a Meeting
Next Friday Evening.
in spite of the j vere storm on Sun-
day last. the me here of the South
Norwaik Congregational Bible school
ade a good showing. Eighty-three
teens are present at the session at
12 o'clock. The regular lesson in the
course on the life of Christ was omit-
ted far the day and will be taken up
next Sabbath.
General exercises wwe held and all
took part heartily. i reopensive
‘ service was read and several oilicers
of the school gave very interesting ad-
dresses. A dec inlet: was ex-
pressed that this so intends to
hold interesting and instructive ses-
sions without regard to the weather
The singing class insets on Friday
evening at 7: 16 p. m. A. number of
members and friends have already
Joined and have on reused themselves
as well pleased but with tlielinsi.ruc-a
tion and the entertainment afforded.
Any person over ten years of oge who
is interested In singing and n sight
reading of music wi l e welcome.
suooan pears imvv Lowbou.
Man Expires on tIIe Strata—Identity
Unk nown.
NEW LONDON Dee. 5.-—-An un-
known man. about arty-1m years old.
weighing about 180 pounds. with red-
dish mustache and hair. died sudden-
ly on Main street yesterday afternoon.
The only clue to his identity is in the
statement he made to a local physio.
in. to whom he went for treatment at
noon. that he was a stonecuttcr be-
longing here, but with no friends or
relatives here. He had arrival on a
Central Vermont railroad train at noon
and bad a baggage check over $70 in
money and various smell articles. but
no Identifying papers upon his person.
W
Mlltili‘l'h—‘IIUPlea
VAN COUVER. B. C..Dec h-Miss
Sophy Tupper was married to Cecil
Eaek Merritt here. yesterday. The
L
I
Charles Hlbbert Tupper, formerly min-
ister of justice for Canada and grand-
daughter of Sir Charles 'l‘upper. man
onet, former premier of Canada. both
of whom were at the wedding.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
BENNETT- MOULTUN COMPANY
The Bennett-Moulton Company open-
TN: at week? Itao9gageu’iout st Hoyt's
as to as n g t undpr
fumble.
a
audience. The hi]
the cast of characters:
BillMack..........J
and ialtiss by J
“hunch PIDOI' seq-es?-
Constable Belcher ....‘. W..l
Rexford
Evelyn Barnes llianche rests:
Mrs. Amanda Converse
Downs
Peggy Savage ........... Eva
Beat rice Dane ...;
Blanche Pastor
the role of Mrs. =1'
made an excellslit '
In 9 puss
Downs. Eve
at were vigoroisl 89p _
amo Flower '
dsrfui stroll
of thirty days in ilridgeport. He said. 9
couosseartomu. 413181.: sonnet. '
the most fav-
Weircumstaneel sinfing .to a
was His
' a Joe ous Wife. and below will be found
Jim Barnes W. H.8tarkey
Arnold Crane W. H. Dlmoclt
Colonel Savage ........ Felix Fautus
Dan Champian .. . . . . .. Llus Maynard
Jack Waterman .
W. J. Downs ,
111.0. Bryson '
‘Iiarioa Cheater
300“:
edit" “TI"
WONI ll
Eva Scott
IIBEEGHAM’S
every box.
in need.
BEECHAM’S
BEECHAM’S
FASHION AND CULINARY
WRINKLIS.
White collars and cuffs of linen are
pretty on the silk shirtwalste. but a
front and yoke of cut-work could hard-
ly be improved upon for a waist of
silk that matched the tailored suit of
which it was a part.
There are few gprments in the
wardrobes of the women who love fine
dress upon which. they spend more
time than they do upon their tea-
gowns and house dresses. They call
for soft touches of lace and chiffon
which are so dear to the feminine
sheen and it is upon such things that
they love to dwell and plan.
I cannot. see the use of drawing up
.one' s muff like an- opera in: when she
wishes to carry it by the cord thrown
over her arm It seems to me a use-
less fad that will, run its course in a
single season. , It is a bother to the
furricrs to arrange them In this way.
the thawing of the cords is bound to
wear out the muff on there is small
advantage in the inangement any-
way
Fur Is now being used to give a
whiny touch to housegowns of light.
colors. The contrast between mink
and a cream white cashmere is very
‘effective; ermine. too: on: say a light-
Women who sui'fcr at times from lsssitude and deprc'
a great help when the system is weakened or details:
These distressing symptoms tltat tacit the system of it . ,
Iieved by the gentle potency of Beecham’ s Pills. A friend indeed, when women are
sm’ 9 Pills, the most wonderful rcmed
directions accompany each box.
IBEECHAM'S PILLS for 1.... of Appetite? »
When the stomach refuses food it is time to take Reecham' s Pills.
back the appetite, strengthen the stomach and tone tile vital organs.
Cold Everywhere In E01999.
PILLS fer Lassltude a ; I
PILLS for NervousnessI
All women who are subject to nervousness should at does have recourse to Beech “ l N
y for women’ s ills cvtr’oompounded. Sptsisl ‘
PILLS for ConstipatiouI
Women are 9 ecisily liable to constipatiou and should guard against. its data are
Beecham' 3 I’ll is regulate the bowels. exercise the livuii and purify the blood.
the special directions for women with each box .
produce this effect. A woman with
a big head or large features canhot
wear a small hat or a hat with a small
crown 9
Greens and blues seen: to have had
their day in the big metropolis to
which we look for our fashions. Tim:
of the best colors now strong there
are gray and Burgundy
There's a great deal of black lynx
being worn this winter. This limit;
especially adapted to the flat collll's
and flat muffs. It clings to the shoul-
(lers and. arms very gracefully and
puts on beautifully over the rich e'ol-
oro that are so fashionanie now In
en la.
Some one has likened the general
effect of the listing fashionable skirt
to a “feather- broom."
There is as much diversity in Pat‘-
islan styles as in those of any other
corner of the globe. One 1 tier there
Is making a great many plrc cos-
tumes, while another creator of de-
signs equally prominent Is making
more long- waisted gowns than any oth
or style.
An elegant afternoon costume is a
combination of a very delicate gray
cloth and real lace. 0n sleeves and
bodice are the faintest touches of pink
velvet which harmonise perfectly with
blue or dainty pink is not bad
Some of the cunning round crowns
of the fashionable felt hats are actual-
ly ridiculous on some heads I think
it is the people and not the hats that
Crown Aster Fancy S rCOrn.
Crown Aster Selectch
If you want the best. yet
the pink roses underneath the brillizof
the gray hat with lace crown whicbis
worn with it. There are short end
heavy gray ostrich feathers on
9’Dc ressionI w
O’I’ull directions 9913:9931
ltly women are quiekl
will find Beceham'
fl“.
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l'
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They..br1llg
..‘t ‘~'
1
cad
"Sonny." said Uncle Eben, “you is
makln' a heap o' loud talk. an' I wants
to call attention to sumpln'. Every
time a Iniine whistles it is usln’ up
steam dat might be tdoin' actual
work.”—-Washington Star. ’
SAPE WIRING
in these days of. rigid insurance
law you cannot be too careful of your
Electrical Wiring.
We guarantee all Our work to pass
the most careful inspection.
NNNTNN 8: NNNPNNY.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORBr
Box 508. Be. Norwslk, Conn.
Telephone Gail, 9899—2.
lie Inmiicni littoral ljle Insurance to.
ISSUES THE IDEAL
LIFE INSURANCE CONTRACT.
Rates. Benefits and Privileges ab-
solutely fixed and guaranteed In the
Policy. .
F. H. FIELD. non'i. Agent.
United Bank Building,
hat. IOO.
“Tl-IE PINK OF THE GAgRDEN.
IslassesseselscsuedaeessIadI‘I
...... n.s-sos-esqssasshsssss‘rsl‘so
Issue-ss-sselusIe-IOOI.
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Bonnet.
Crown AsterF‘anc‘y Succotash...............
bride is the eldest daughter of Sir 9
scorelessslslvoslil
CROWN ASTER. ' I
Be. Nam-lit. 061111.
Canned Ve stables
11
That's just what you will say when you try cnowu ASTER BRAND.
Crown Aster Selected Tomatoes
Crown Aster Extra Sifted Fens . .
Crown Aster Fancy Stringicss Beans.
Put up by A. F. Beckslan & Co.. and sold for what they are—the finest possible.
not some ELSEWHERE IN rows.
lHl NEW
4.9.9.
lobes ram
'paawaII
MW
118 WASHINGTON 81‘» SOUTH NORWALK. / ‘ ‘ ’2
Will malts 29% superb sum 1:
Everything the best. pure and whol
fivfii‘w“
.1
Will bullpen This Evening.
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THE STORES THAT SET THE NACE.
INN {I .I
35 k 37 MAIN 8T9» NORWALK.
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