ll. built. with Chained I’d mnemmnrtba
ubae ‘ With-dull Osborn; Arthur A.
, . Dolgo. norm or Pontoon. Robert ll.
. Huhboll and Horned ataplea. and “III
IIInu LT Taylor was tho tloitut snout.
I The TIIIIII ii program of the owning was
‘ the followink: ‘
, Sir Joacph Portal. K. (i ll
__ 07 tom? Bintlllh
up orcoran o y ev
WILL it}: NO CHANCK Ralph Raokatraw John A Kitubar
HEREAII‘TER iron... \ Dick Dead Eye W B. Curtiu
.‘ Boatawaln John H. Wohlo
Boatswain‘s Mate .... Edgar l-i. Parr ry
Sergeant of Marines. Edward II it In
Josephine Miss Florahol Shorwood
‘ Cousin Hebe Miss Hotty R. Sherwood
.Little Buttotouri, \
Mrs. W Frank Osborn
Act I~Quorterdock of H. M. 8. Pin
uforc~Afternooa
Act 2w8ame—ddvenlng.
Sir Joseph's Sisters, Cousins and
THEIR
I
tenéfiot’zoodi “7‘19 We"
and ready tor; ”The leaner“,
The coward.
”The wobbier.
The ignorant. i
The weakiing. ‘ ' ' "'
The smatterer. I
The indifferent.
The unprepared.
tor-XmaaZOBriens'. I
pronoun! are montion- ‘
. . today Also interest-5
of he toya. which it willt
I
at low prices Noisona‘
‘ Aunts:
.Hatclt soils only the 3.11” educated fool. I Minutes Mary Staples Katherine
‘llltat’s the Way he has . ll}:ggl‘fl‘lgcmféltfifg‘zgék . 'Allen. t rtrude Dodge Emma Romper,
r, mama‘s?“ :31: be proposes toI -' > ' 9 Louise mith. Alice Smith, Carrie
The slipshod and tho carelcss. S‘nltflu. Susie 'l‘t'tylot, Harriet Thom-
.lohn Coylo, Ft ank Duylwon Charlou
H. Romper, Dr. John H McArdlo. Hm
I) Plait. Robett7W.P Post. Rollin Shot
Iwood, Hotbeit Williams. J ..H Wehlc.
gametes.
'i‘ltc poison who tries to save on:
. 7foundntlono.
The boy who slips rotten houts into
range in Bridgeport.
complete list of tho oilicors ci-
tho annual meeting of Fait-
1.7V Pomona grunge. hold Wed U. A. Kimber, E. H. Perry.
hiu schooling.
Grand Army hull Btidgo The man who Is always running toI The Orchestra.
3 follows. Master Joseplti i Miss (llata Beach .v:iolin Alexis
catch up with his business.
The man who can do a little of ov
.{thmg and not much of an) thing.
The man who wants to succeed. but
ho is not willing to pay tho price. 1 »
‘ The one who tries to pick only the; EllsrT‘ SAUL: MlElTsdcrua' t f
‘ flowers out. of his oocu ration. nvoid~‘ 9 U ”I a 00‘ 8 1“ “”10“ 0
later Mt J. III. Sélleek, New {mt the thorns..——0 S I Mill'df‘ll in members at the meeting or the Moon
sociotaty. Nellie E Blakeman l"Stlccess Magazine" Club of St. Paula Church last oven-
. gat’iktéellt‘l. George Mcach- I Party managers casting about for h... ing. at the Berkeley nttcct chapel. and
“Inflow: Fiora,’ Mrs. Emil Borges 1 .. ..
. “Sims scam to have concluded fromI I “I “U" “'"V ”“9““. f9" attenm
“i i Pomona, Mrs Mitchell. IMaym. Dunnca victory in Chicago :at tho {caiutc or the evening waaa aétt‘,
Westport; ovoinseer Benjamin
two. Danbury: lectuter. Mrs w IQ“,
ohm, New Canaan: steward, I
fiberwuod, Boston; assistant 'w
‘0 'i‘. Shelton. Huntingtoufi
Mrs J E. Sclleck New Can-
Godillot .11., flute; W. id. Collins. cei-
piano.
I
0th the island and gnvc a moat cu-
tottuinlttg description of it After the
tncctlng tci‘reshmcntu worn sorvod
The club meets mli't‘ oath month at
tho chapcl
itnittoo. the Republicans are likely to
. make the municipal ownership of tel-
meeting which Will be held on . ~. .. . ..
My 24 in Stamford. Thu election icphonu-t an issue at Illa nut tlution.
Gainers occupied all “I" I‘m“ ”5‘0"“ I What is tho advantage of embroider
‘Iing your own waists? If your limo
has no money value. you can tum; bot-
Is will be installed at the
M n... ....._..._._. W
FIRE EXTINGUIBHER EXPLODED.
“W
.tcr materials for for loss ntonoy. HARTFORD. Dec ltiwiiv tho 'nexplo
lug cglfilfifilfia‘gffis;[ 0: win M i W“ . ~l<: u of all oxiinguiahet while fighting
. S .. I r h L I A schoolmaster In a noigbhol‘ing a mo today Hosea Pottut n ltoanutau
‘3 9““ I, “town, wishing to diucovor tho talcuts of No. 3 Company. had two ribs frat:
.3? enough “he“ he would "“1““ jot his sc'holms I‘In anoptnpln. asked turcd. 'l‘h‘t-‘tlre was in u crowdod ten-
80 “‘1‘! our of the youngest of them what mncnt house at HIS Front street.
annot order rain or shine.
Nor can i:
t‘ro's tlw
' Stain ht- lived in?
repliud.
To which tin boy
“a state of sin and tninory."
Stotea of permns were Iltivon out of
thtir beds by lhl‘ nlartn but all got
out of the building sufolv A fireman
t‘cscued Annie
who was in tho ronr annex at the top
dlfli‘i‘(‘il(‘é~lt‘l inc
’l‘ho man who Is living too fast uev-
my “’“l “W king and "“‘I Icr realizes that ho is dying too fast.-—»-
“WI friends surround ”“3 IPuck. door In her confusion she had fall-
‘13:; 'h i 9 ~~—~<——-——-—-——— or down a flight of stalls and was in
; a land (at. ‘. . . " Charity says nothing and saws danger of suflocation. Tho lira was
, “I“ his “1“”th ”W“ "“11- wood but philanthropy otnploys a extinguish-d aftel a gloat dual of wat-
I‘m not they.
I119 lave me i‘m mysélf alone:—
’ Bless'd be they!
moss agent ~t‘hicago News. ct had been pourflctl into the building.
7 Iquartiotto compound of Mrs.
N Cameron 8]. $2. & $1'l390l‘8.bmllge young man who .lackn back-' ”at Guam [1110“? Kathcilne Whoelcr. ,
--;—-—~—~ _ Etna. rat cy. Iviun '1‘onnot.ltiia. ls‘
‘NEW'OFFICERS. 371.133? man who has no hop in his I'H Pelt-y Mrs. Robert W. Post.
I I Tia; let-sou who It; afraid I b- The Shh” Crew.
List Chosen by Pomona ! O 0 I
I0: Frank Wood. coruot: Mrs Militia:
n: Cores Mia. Horn lady aa- [a it b P t l “'7‘
’ tat. municipal ownership of public “I‘m“ ‘ "0 955‘“ Arno d I
steward. Sudit- Sturges; ex- tutilitios in a most promising one Out I ”WV"- "f ”‘9 Ol’crl‘I‘lk 39”” k
committee, G B. Board, 'i‘rum Iln Milwaukcu. according to the chair- Military Academy. on Porto Rico.
ianist Mrs. Arthur Sherwood ”mm of ”L Republican county com- Prof. Pout-J hau traveled cxiensiwly
'iolcntnn, ’u little girl.{
Indiana! taboos
led by this onto
whoda a oiiortor ‘ mam no? It
church. ottotod orator. tilpitolal outdo
, for tho mam was tnrnlahcd y a
Moore. Minolta Barnum. Flora '1‘. Ens:
one and Mr Haviiand. A roll call of-
tering Was token and later. at. the so
ciui hour. light raftetiilmontt. oonaiat
tug of coffee. cake otc.. were served
by tho members; of. tho landios' Aid
Society. . .
eHsaMAN'oouNclL MEETING.
Otllcera Cleared am the mud. Your
fiHat‘r‘y Molrido. Chguo Regent.
Sherman Council. Royal Arrtznum.
hold a moatiag last evening and elect-
all officers tor the ensuing your. The
officers elected were as follow:
Regentwflalry. Melinda. .
Vice-mfgontv—l'leorao H. Vosburgh.
Oratmehnrios Millet“. .
Guide-viiow rd Seymour.
Summary“. A. Paracliu
Collector-4 Emery Stevous
'i‘réasdterwA H. Theilo.
Chaplain-ml“ R. Danton
"ma—w
I oan‘uaav‘ NOTES.’
I . 'Mtss r. 1.. KEELDR.
Mina Frances hvdia Kosler died
yesterday morning at the residence of
Justus Raymond on Beldon Hill Miss
Kceictf was a daughter of the Into
Justua' Keaton who served In the Ant-
erlcan volunto‘or nttny‘ during the
‘War of tho hetoltttion and was 84
Iyears. eight months and sixteon days
of "trinkfim Tltonh Mics Kcelcr had been
a. slié passed away
while no bad w a in but charmbcr.
Engagesull Dr.. ”Gotham tho Wilton
c l examiner was called.
MRS M A. TAYI .Oii.
”lit‘fs Mary Augusta ’l‘aylot aged 80
tours died last night at tho Norwulk
I town farm
~»-«l'“resh Hams l2c Buttcry's.
w... V
_ UNSIGHTLY SIGNS.
I Editor Sentinel: i write to inquire
how much longer a uut‘t’eidng public
Iwill have to submit to the unsightly
signs placcd on the sidewalks of our
(Ill. It timid is no citv oidiuancc
mohlhiting this is it. not, about time
our Council passed such an one? To
Ilav thorn me no loss than six of those.
1to me, until tly things on the north
sltlt‘ of “lush ngton street
Rospccifullt
RICHARD. H GOLDEN.
-w.-..
"Your fpthei'd’ cul‘tulnly tho' polit-
gt‘til man i know “What makes you
say that?" “Ho‘ 3 pretending that. he‘s
I cured of his dy lipopsiu in order that he
i shall not hurt his doctor a feelings. ”~—
. Now Yotkcr 1‘ .
that 5 one dit‘fotcuce which I see
xt the lor, my king. and me.
knuvcs' around me live and wait
0 did L‘l\ s"
r7 lawn and tiaitcr nhen thcv butt». ° .
And would glicve.’
’9! cruel rulilea upptt-ss my sin! o
By my lcav'u-
C, beaten be thuukod!
on not:
diil'crI-nccs
o.
Ms has his tools. with tests IIIJI
:quips.
Witt-n Ito'd play;
has his armies and his ships--
and here
'twixt the king and
Win
(A
t Grout an: they: 33,17" ,-
it not (I child to Ring his lips ‘ 1’2: .
" Well-ado}. l ,' _,7/ / ,
7 Ital.“ a a diffcrcucc and to Bt't', ////.r;-:::,...—
, ‘ 0
I \5 .- .
s‘. r-i
(Ia/“4; ' N A!
I Iég'
I
‘ VI
4 \e
r a tap and he the crown--
What of that?
, ho‘a the king
Wit——
Wllnt of, that?
happy i and \Vl‘t’tullt‘tl llt‘.
H tho king would cltango with I
i In the
I
I
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the lord. my king. and me i
and i
I
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~- trburleu Mackny I
-. ’Nov‘vlyflvedw Wail Hour) lmwi
.. like my pics?”
ewlywmh Will ill‘tliil. titty alt
the the IlItIl-l that my tuiltot Ina-d7
For Men’s and Boys’
lid» is the time to make selections and no other store mnlI
l‘ricI-n are down to bed rock. Iivrrytlting is in your favor now.
wants of every customer. Don't wait until the last minute. titty
Fricnda urn, the [In-cutout, llt'llt‘l‘ iimc titan NUW.
,3 one can hurt.- in this
MEN'S SUITS. hillglt‘ and doull
loopr cut mats.
You‘ v4- Itvldcntiy timer mot.
.\i-I ri'l: -.
he candid varicty.»l)ctroit "0 ‘1‘ “
l
truamsamos FOR MEN.
tcd.
anon—dint how about
tion to save some of
r how little it my
' a start; Eula to live
Ilia you make-Would
e capital which will
it ' dependence to
7e a wire more It you”
‘flafinn’c gig; “It:
a arr—W a yo '
not {to train mid-w
sum good scrvicc
‘ .
Santa Claus Headquarters
Clothing.
lot'fcr titt- assortmcnts we do.
Scrt'it‘c is ample to justify the
when it's convenient. 'i'ltcrc's no
and
lo breasted styles. medium
”uprising tin; choicest fabrics. in
I-ltcviots. I'nssitncrcs. worsictls and fancy mixtures, ,
87. co and $tooo "" ‘
MEN S OVERCOATS. thine-quarter sttIta. aim Uri-us tools in
. all the I‘usluonablt umicrials. and lined with Venetian.
$7.00 and $0.00
in our stock tltct'c is nothing outitu
Nothing bought for displaymall selected to hold your
trade and marked at prices that you can easily atl’ord to pay.
BOYS' SUITS. our regular stock.
‘cvarvdjartucut has been subjected to our standard which
dcmnndfi fabrics and tailoring of a git-ado that absolutely in-
aud by "rcgular." we. Ilium! this:
I
o
Hert- are It tow Drm Shim, Ties, Hose. ‘ 78m: Hdridltetchieta.
Fancy goaltender» Initial Handkerohtoto. Fancy thbands.
Our annual Holiday toast 0: good thinly: in now spread‘aad ready for your inspection. 7 Christmas comp ,
but once a your. and the importance of making early provision for the universal holiday—the day which; ophnn‘
the hearts and nurse atrium of everybody. which breathes of "peace on earth good will toward uten"-~ it} poll‘-
evident We are prepared to help you with a larger stock than over before ot‘ orator notwoll an ornamental
articles suitable for Christmas prossnts . I ._ ‘
Basement In Holiday Attire.
HOLIDAY Haaokaaomsre HOLIDAY moraine
HOLIDAY BOOKS
. HOLIDAY GLOVE“
HOLIDAY CALENDARS HOLIDAY RIBBON8 HOLIDAY LADSB
ltt our basement we are. showing an endless variety of t'ancy as well as useful articles: also the latest nor-
elttes to Art Pottery, Cut Glass. Lamps and Eric aaBrac. - .
Commencing Saturday, December 16th our store will be open every evening until Christmas.
nun—-
THE COUNTRY STORE. ’
Fur out beyond the city‘ 3 lights
Awav from the din and road.
The cricket ohirps of Summer nights
Beneath the country attire.
The dry-goods boxes ricked about
Aflord‘u welcome seat.
For woatw tillers of the grounds,
Who here or evenings meat.
A swinging also of ancient make,
And one above the door.
Proclaim that William Henry Blake
Is owner of the store.
Hero everything, from loans to tweed.
From alike to ginghnms bright.
Is spread before the folk who need
Front onrly morn till night.
'l‘I-a, sugar, coffee tbroivucd or green).
Molasses. grindstoues, tar.
Suspenders. peanuts, navy beans
. And home-made vinegar.
Flue combs. wash wringers,
false hair.
Paints. rice and looking-glasses,
Sidesaddlesfhominy. crockery ware.
And seeds for garden grasses;
rakes,
Lawn mowcts. candlcu‘. books to tend.
Corn pldntors. hoaachold panda.
Tobacco. salt and (lover sited.
Hornewhips and knitted hoods.
Canned goods, ahoeblnclttng, lime and
nails,
Straw hats and carpet slippers.
Prunes buttons codllah Initial volts
Cranberries’, clocks and clippt rs:
Umbrellas. candles. anytime and hats,
Cups. boots and shoes and bacon,
Thread, nutmegs. pins and rough on
‘ rats.
For cash or produce. takon.
Birdaocd. face powder, matches, tllos.
Ink. onion sets and more
Aro toutltd. in heaps and stacks and
pi on
Within the country store.
(Atlanta Constitution.)
CONSISTENT.
l3i01ll.)8~—ngWI\g is always going to
law about. sonwthing. Siobh,bs«~'l‘hat'a
right. lit-“s own going to marry a
girl name Silo. ,
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"if NEW YORK HERALD
camsmas NUMBER
DECEMBER 17. 1905
Ten Charming Full Page Pictures
In Colon-t, Suitable for Framing.
Seven in Art Section
Three In Magazine Section
COMIC SECTION in Coler-
With BUB'l‘I‘dlI. BROWN
and Little Nome.
Original Ctortu
by Robert Grant, Pierre Vapor.
Clara. Morris. D. F. Hanson, Helen
M Nyevel. B. M. (Broker.
CHRISTMAS HUMOR
by William Hamilton Osborne.
Kate Mautorson’aud George Ado.
"Keeping Watch at Night."
By Edwin Markham.
AND A BEAUTIFUL
Brown Calendar for
IN COIDRS.
ORDER A COPY WITHOUT DELAY
FROM YOUR N DWSDDAIIEH
HOLIDAY BOXES
Eaton-Hurlbut
STATIONERY
From ago to Moo.
WM. A. BRIGIIEIIMAN'S ,
MIMIC “fill.
vou MAY ruacuase ANYTHINC YOU NEED. w: WII,I.
ruamsa om: ROOM on six aoons wn‘u ALL THE. areas.
saunas neocmso son A NICE HOME. UPON mm PAY-
MENT ALL oooos WILL as DELIVERED raonruv. ma
BALANCE or THE cost PRICE vou‘ nation! "I comma
IENT AMOUNTS AT CONVENIENT taunting than voun
ctncunsuacss. OPEN AN account anoiamov In».
VANTAGES or THE Kataota co. cum? PLAN,’ WHICI-I to
rnovm‘o suca wounsnrua. our TC a... "out: or run
uoawatxa mo VICINITY.
Butt-r 1908
Sil Pisa.
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