sum or The séu mi.
apostles has been premdtedh and so
oreughiw to hike
. is sill ‘
whennllianis daad’thatis all
it a "‘Ibsing of sum
"liens, gifted with the power
the regions of space.
- Mdchance to meet with our earth
. 3in one oi his shackle” voyages. we
'gma ysuppose that he would pause to'
M‘ contemplate the new world he had
~ I Under such circuui
a ' ‘. stances we may imagine that his at.
. attention would be arrested by the diur-
ital revolution of the strange planet.
and the wondrous spectacles which "
this movement would untold.
trauuiltion from a world enveloped in 2
one and slumber and soothing ,
world of life and beauty ,-.
id rejoicing, could not fail
as the beholder with ncurious
lug wonder. We ,
enchanted winth the .
scenes disclosed by the rising of the 4'.
sun quon c earth, he would scoom- ‘
glorious luminary. at least .
for a single day. and thus survey the
uponwhidh. he pours 'f' " ~’
nedcent light and heat and pow-
_ vingoontunplabed these sublime '
an}. we can readily believe
e stranger wont! Lilli.
tion of the skill,
and wisdom and goodness of that be-
ids. who had thus not only created a
"sun. but a World. and peopled it with
myriads of living sentient beings.
adapted to live. and breathe and re«
Joice in its beams.
Under such circumstances the soul
of the voyager would not be chilled
with atheistic doubts, nor- could his
mind stumble upon the apprehension ,
this-handful "
thus diadWered
Hi?“
and mnotional:
.68.,O'cdaa lantern Slai-
it; black. us Wash-
! h Fridays at each
, ug. excepted—st
. All members of 0.10.
lull! invited. Miss Nona A.
d. W. M. Miss lda Sharer. IBec
imagine that,
... a." ...-~.. .
by is to be made by the lill-
ritles to determine whether
in due the stats treasury fromt
cis' Central Railroad Company"t
urge amount of money in hack
a railroad claims that it diet.
its abligationa to the state in
,ea it pays 1 per cent at its“
ipts from its charter‘lines
lite tressury..and according.
listed no other property with
her "for taxation since 1869
claimed that about 833.000.4100
In to the slate III M
red of a share of its gross
by the diverting of .freight
er brsnch lines having only
agreement with the Illinois
The widei ilouncin
the lace departments the.
aprons. if desired site
danced
align. ends cmlld be the work of blind
accident or unthinking chance. His
mind enlightened, his bosom elevated
by the glorious views he would as.
readily trace in its results the evidence
of an omnipotent and benignant de-.
signer. as if he had seen him at his
.. lie kdgai Aid Society, one oi the
‘ "ful organisations in New York ,
pity has collected over 81. 000.000 for ‘
Ients during the nearly thirty '
:6: its existence When one re-
label‘s that its services are in be-
,u at. the poor and usually in cases
'" the amount involved
11‘. to command the attentiorl 0t
wrote in private practice, the im-
e of its work will be unden
Not only does it. make these
as. which may mean much to
. 'i‘oopie to whom they are due, but
u society stands between the ignor-
poor and unscrupulous attorneys,
ill), ,but for its intervention, would
From the entrance to the 1
back again the store is hill 0 ,, li-
ill! things to attract those W ll to
full of Christmas Joy '
Oué of the grebtest mill ’
man makes in dieseing ll
ticuiarly if she is for large ll file
i will say whatever het-
is to put anyth llg
which will give er
of being separated
Fer instance. a Willie oi‘T
girdle on a darhd
in itself may be beautlui. raven
glint but it has no place a: a in:
gown. its price or beauty
make it appropriate. .
White toilets Very cisborslaiy' em-
broidered is the lnlmnling for p isll' worn.
coat of biscuit colored b (2
lessons to metha
many lacedrlmmfli ‘dlt‘ ,
' usual. The plain ism roi-
deriea predominl e.
Will
ages; who. in icspathle'ss journey.
should chante to discover our earth.
And shall no. tenants of this planet
and bound to the common destiny of
its inhabitants, take a humble or less
philosophic liew of the theatre
which he muke olir appearance on the
siege of existence?-
part of its mighty machinery, with
minds to comprehend. why should we
fail to reiieci with due sensibility upon
the fact that .such powers could not
have been given except by an omnipo
tent being, and that we should give to
him Him..the utmost endowments of
We. who are a
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
SHADOWED LIVES.
Shadowed Lives. a stirring meio-
drama. was ’prescnted by the Bennett—
Moulton Company. last night. playing
to a most. appreciative audience.
H. Starkey displayed his usual artistic
- ability in the role oi 'Aiian Dexter,
playing the part in his quiet. unsf.
fected, yet effective manner. Blanche
Foster. as Liiiriam Dexter. one of the
unfortunate. was excellent
character. and held the close atten-
tlon of the audience W H Dimock.
as @ertram Wayne. played the part
to Mention. Fells Fantus. as Esra
Dexter. did his best work of the week
in that chum..giying proof of
his ability. Josephine Gerrish in the
character of VrenarPemberion, was
good. as was Marion Chester. as Mrs.
Eva Scott. as ida Bart-
lett. Jack Westerman handled the
comedy pans in a most finished man-
car and kept his audience constantly
Tonight the company will
present Sidi-ilghts of New York. clue.
in: their engagement with that bill.
The specialties were good.
FRANKLIN SCHOOL
KENT
Ernest IKreft. of Philadelphia who
t labor leaders in the country. For
a he was editor of a German
I' per in Harrisburg. During his
pie and at the same i
With the bat, umbrella: to had
gloves matching her this lb e
. tcommltiee named to adjust ia-
dlspiltes in his city, not only by
pl‘ihlers. but by painters, brewery
' ”and unions of various sorts.
respected by the employers as
own you will put on y
before you do yogr"I e
, , [the workers. Mr; Kraft was
', Millet. aud‘two years ago was a
‘didale against Samuel Gompars for
presidency of the American Fed-
More iii a railroad over the Egyp-
_ decal-t which runs for forty- five
' in a straight line. but this is
by one in Australian. The rail-
»froln Nyngsn to Bourke in New
m Wales. runs over a plain quite
M {or 128 miles. in a mathematical
' ,Migltt line There is hardly an
mutant. not one curve and only
ENTERTAIN-
, success will ulv
doubieiy be i e entertainment at the
Franklin School hall on Thursday and
Friday Dec. loih. Some very atirsov
tive features will be the Baby Show.
the Cantata. the vocal solos. by Mr.
w. 0. Perry and Master Alsop Smith‘.
and the Gymnastic class exercise. Ilsa
Wolfe and the various teachers.
Miss Baldwin as musical directreas.
I - chiming to have the pro-
gram up to the usual high standard '
ol the Frantlln lcbaobeshibitions.
snowstorm a‘l'ltLlTlc AIUIII. .
KW HAVEN. Dec. trait is stat-
ed on high authority that the seeds
mic faculty of Yale University will
soon consider a measure for the re
strictlon oi stheitic abuses. The plan
as outlined is the appointment of a
committee to act partly in coopera-
tion with the committee or three
which is new investigating the athle-
Anothar branch of the
plan is a notification to the athletic
I
corrected or at least
:ne‘diiladflii th‘s eoéltroiot
s c eon nus n on «graduate-hands
The particular abuses at Which the lib
realization is to be aimed are lavish-
nose of athletic «auditors and tail-
lm of full publicity in an athletic ac.
Hundred Thousand at its People
, . 'lI O. to Church, Pastor lays.
\ famous for years - the-
over as the "City at Churches,”
th a shock yesterday that there
big flaw in its title to such die
it learned that while it had
arches two-thirds of its people
Ilalisfied with viewing them from
condition was pointed out by
Episcopal Archdeacon of the
‘ in the interests
old in St. Luke's
uaaday night.
that e! b‘rgolilgn' a people
P instant Episcopal
riser sari-cooler. causes.
The morning ssmoaby
Rev. W. W '1'. Billion. will be mimiflfll
ofasetissofthreechristmas
llamas
men-i. tepid.
8W. i :
gamma” of
mhigaarmenwiilbe’mad
of two monumental sermons to
is young man. ,
eolmmonoilibetoun'gllea"
and Church Attendance- Special nul-
iigiisuou is extended to all young poo
aiiT—ani sin
Mix and bil
Serve hot. '
Nothing
lion in all degrees psaeiml‘du‘ll):
- I . _. as well as the turn. ~
be introduce WM” ’ , ‘ ‘ . I'Persiana" is an imitation o; mtrim
amb . ~
. gene‘s t .. , The knitted wool gloves are about
”wag, are beahlitu inglcii . in most comfortable for every dpy wear.
which . pain oven > but probably the heavy cape gloves,
its “on md- I ' n lined or eat ills one prefers. are the
I; ,‘ - ' mos prac on
th 2:. m}?! “liegggggfi: n It you use the White corduroy for
waist patterns at every suit 3’0“? ““10 6"” M W lilo Wide
description; beyond are “all! i "bbed' “ ‘5 “‘9‘ g1
put up to attract the will if pieces of old ‘Iiinai were :alwsys
O03 Iillol.
“’3" its
tit.n
stylish woman makes a v IryI atunti ng
Our Great Assortment of
hristiuas. Goods
is now ready for selection.
m
wousu's stoma“ :
Special purchase cddlllbd us to
mark special lots at citadel! allu-
lar prides.
Chilton and Lace stock can re.
regular 60c valuos each one i
box. no.
Over 100 lityies Chiildl Collin
was gilt trimmings, we votes,
at 16'.
White Embroidered Wllm. bil-
tra nice, find work. all“.
100 loin cum in only.»
unprotected stock 0 n or
“Vanish dollar‘s. build to
match; lies, «sea 3 and
Necktie» at ”in“?
Muslim ally Willy!
hetero at these pilots:
use was Is Weill:
OWN Wm Mutable!
fitment lam , tier
helori. i.
“Elyal Billil ' P wdcr. Make them
, und as a napkinring.
Inst before the meal.
httlr for a light dessert
than these lttlh lint biscuits with butter
slid the sleeves of your gown.
me one would almost need a maid
to be able to dress this way and not
soil her gloves.
The latest imitations oi‘ fur pill only
very closely resemble the ski them—
selves bnt have imitated’glhe names
saved, one would 1'. 'll‘ave to buy Icha-
mossc to polish her silver.
coat3c o rred broad oth having inverted
box plait at the back. With this plain
cloth coat a plaid skirt would looll
well and very yolitiifu
Rosettes are a favorite trimming for
childrens‘ frocks.
ll The vogue for thea lingerie Waist.
ind , which is absolumlp
’0'“ the throat and cheat:i has brought'in-
to fashion charming colors and shield
pieces of dainty velvetl and other met-
1 ' crisis which are put shill the. threat
over the waist and before the coat is
put on. They are really chemisettes
and protect the throat perfectly. even
with the coat open nail. is usually
. .. .
'Miss Lucretia Sanger entertained
the Matinee Whist (Flu ”Thursday ab
When one ca‘ embroide "Well on ternoon. The prize Win “*9“ MW-
sllll or wool she Is lltlld d Milly in Eben Hill. Jr., and Milli! Oil“. Betta.
creating some very dlltinollyli dud
beautiful gowns. exhitls'ive ilk
I The ”AK: 00“] spills 3“ OH” n3? of Mott avenue.
designs used because tag: are so ‘ ———-——-
GIRLO' LITERARY OOGIII'IFV.
The Girls Literary satiety of the
Norwaik High School. which is con
ducted at the Center District building.
as held a very interesting session yes-
ill tcrday. Topics from Tennyson were
discussed.
The next meeting will ifi held in two
weeks with Mrs. George Elliott Drown,
con “be lound M tidal
mos Hand Iii
down to the MM m -
.. 'l‘ile assortment ii Girl-lilies
answers is Handset at-
easemmpaoluiy is (they
flatbfihoaes
l’ .‘i'liatoursiecitasrsnow Very
f interesting not it. usual:
i say time islet; j " '
0t
Ilveivet l me a smart reefer
tion to
- MATINEI whisfocbpl.
PlCTURI DIPAM‘MINT.
Third Floor.
New Pictures are continually be-
ing added . ‘ i? /
Visit this department every day
and you will see-ppmeihing new.
~‘« '
LEATHIR 0000..
Meet complete and largest stock
of [leather GoodsIever shown in
the city ’
Everything in loathed flood».
Dress out lei. its-“lo ltei a. (lob
in and (luminous-pliant! Bags.
Envelope Bags, muffin. Pocket
Books. Purses. siliceous and Gas-
ea. . ,
Prices to be lower than also
where. .’
The advantages or balanced»
mas hoppifld‘fl'llviaroi
complete and maul am left
couriers. which will he“ Quickly
purchased, and mobilise are less
smallness. iiiar will be at
Cures a Cold in (his Night.
Guaranteed to Cure Ail
Dilly ilsiiicil Cure. for
Cures Worst Creep in a Few Minutes.
Cures Sore Threat and liberated Tonciie.
Only Positive Cure in Quick Consumption.
Kills the Caisrrh Microbe and Curtis In One Moi.
”ammo-smut“
Cures Hay Fever or Money Refunded. 500-.- fi 00
Only Thing on Earth mlhet ii, res Asthma.
Muslim». 50c
0,500 and
8'. PI. .IIACKSON d: on. Flip. Cilcfi‘llltl.
$1.00lAT DBUGO STS.
" INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA.
none “polio ' ‘
oEs. » »
“Do you think you will live in his-
lumen NAVAL assesvas wouJYM-E GETS :W
tory?” asked the somewhat-sardonic
The Juniors of Trinity Naval Cadets l
defeated the Seniors last night on the
armory floor at a game of basketball
after a drill by a score of 9 to 5. The
line up wall as follows:
NEW HAVEN. Dec. 9.——Yaie Univer-
sity has received from two anonymous
donors not connected with the univer-
or otherwise, 8.
ch subject to can
be used to found
"1 don't know about that." answered
Senator Sorghum. “but I‘ll live in the
best hotels while I'm here. "~Washing.
liisirih’uiinnf Sale
Still Continues
Gottlicb’s
CLOTHING. SHOES AND
FURNISHINGS.
g 11 North mm street. south Net-walk.
tsln annuities will
a new and somewhat novel lecture
ship. The new full duties will be en-
titied s. iectureshii
Elation of religion. iscience and piiilo-
isophy." It is understood that no re
strictions are uses! upon the ap-
pointment to the lectureship. Some
time must elapse. however owing to
the annuities to be charged against
.the fund before iiis income becomes
1fully available.’
SOLDIERS ADDEESSED BY IM-
PEROR.
Waleur. Capt. ................ Fields
Right Forward.
Duily ...................... Jackson
Left Forward. -
Guarnieri ................ Lindeburg
Lynch ............ ..... F Smith
H. Smith . ............. .. Yost, cape.
on “the inter-rec
1; Smith. 1; Yost. 1.
line. may 1; Jackson. a; Lindeburg.’
This is the first of a series of
three games to be played between the
two teams. the Juniors taking tin first.
The Juniors challenge any team aver-
n 15 years.
OUR SHORTEST DAVb AT HAND.
,. There Jo adiiierence of nine hours
and fourteen minutes between sunrise
and sunset today. The sun sets today
It will set at that hour
for a few days and will then begin to
set later each evening. The sunrises
It will rise later each
morning until January 7, when
will. rise earlier again. December 2i
Is the shortest «lay in the year. the
day being nine hours and ten minutes
Goals from foul ‘
ST. PETERSBUi 0. Friday, Dec
cember 9.—-8ever-
eminonovsky R
vie. Eydtkuhnen.
ai oiilcers of the
stationed .at
which Monday was addressed by the
emperor. who commented on its tried
loyalty and eXpreisscd the hope that
it would always show itself as ilrmiy
united as it was at present. have cai-
led on the editor of the lines and do.
claled that they will hold him per-
e hereafter for ar-
100 Hard weed Clothes as... '
5 lbs. Washing Bods,
sonaily accountabi 7 Cakes Ozone Soap.
ticles printed against the regiment.
DROWNED THRi ,
SHELTON. Desi 9.——Chsries Bcsrpa.
drowned yester-
at 7:08 a. m.
6 Cakes Fela Naphtha Soap.
JOSELOr-F's,
72 N. Main Sf. 50. retina
Telephone 688-5.
aged 12 years. ‘w
day afternoon willie attempting to
.at the lower Ebol-
hen the boy broke
through William Main. 11 man who
wits nearby. attempted to rescue him. .
but was unable '
, skate on thin i
“Promise me. Jack. that you will not ton reservoir
go to the dogs Just because i have re-
“0h pshaw. of course
"You mean thing."—
likes nice Tea and Coflec. and everybody that bu]
that stamp book up rapidly; take advantage oft ur special atarhp offer.
so Stamps with one pound of the Very Best Teri ........... . ..... .. ................
than here will get the finest to be had. Fill
as Stamps with one pound Beat Mocha and JaviI
BUTTER l
The Very Best Eigin Creamery Butter ..... .. .. . . ..
OTHER GROCERY SPECIAIlSI AT LOW CASH PRICES
3 lbs. Best Bond!“ Oodfiall. .ssc
1 lbs. Beat Lean 8aiu_,Pork..
3 lbs. Best Milk Crackers.
3 cans Early June Poss.
3 cans King Braillr Corn ..... age
3 cans Valley Brand Succe-
taah .......
The Very Best Maine Potatoes (extra nice) pair peck ...... . ..
.raa s'ronas 'ra an ear ran PACE
THE NEW iifli ifliiiii uMPui
us WASHINGTON 81‘» SOUTH NORWAL
'l‘alaphon Connection I
Coffee ...... . . . . .
BUTTER i
. ...... I. 26c
Walter Baker s Cccoaucan. . .aoc
Pure Leal Lard, per 1b....
a Gold Label Mustard Sar-
dines......... ‘
a qts. Cape Cod Cranberries. .ssc-
- Maud 8. Floor. per bag. . . . . .75c
9 lbs. Beat Evsp. Peaches. . . .nsc
25c
Fancy Loan
35 A 31 MAIN 8T» NORWALK.
“5 TO EA T
LINKS IN THE CHAIN OF TABLEl lJXURY
unwro SAUNAGIE
ABCOLU’lI ELY PURE.
Will make a superb Sunday morning
Everything the best. pure and who]
Aaatlsfiad customer is our best ad ,
I SUPERIOR FLAVOR.
«blast with gl‘lddie cakes. '
t. Popular prices.
Norwalk Chronicler