61m to “boot: o‘cloct DatgsIAppaaI-od Data}: Wtyn and Mun:
to flout. ' pammitt‘n‘n in w-winoton.
W“ “mm“? mm”! worm». nee. ltl.-‘~Tobacoo
I tor the annual Christ-
I ‘ Elaborate programs Inthi‘efitfi were repwi‘mted today at
him (I. and thorn will be the porn and moons oommittd‘u neon
It; to niaddon the hearts in: on the Philippine thrill. J. W
.,I'Ulit1i;o.n Bhutto tor the New York to
orwulk Mdthodiat SundnyI bacon growors and id. N. Phelps. at
(Itlvitl occurs on Christmas .Wlnduom Conn, protested on bohaif
t tho church. ' Ioi’ the Connecticut Valley tobacco rots
rch Sunday school will era against auychnngi-n. J H. Pierce
aorvioo. out the grand of Connecticut, also polio against no
It Christmas treat will ductlon or duty 0
on the nveniug at Holy 111- .und predicted that .
i‘lnp, Decémlior 38th, at booth. would ruin the
' i whore them will no II New England. ,
. . too. Admission to the sold tho Philippine}:I
"I! o by chrd inoducn (\xcrllom
Knighty snout I. M. I2
ngod an olnbomto pI‘ogra111,JI1nwritppeis and tfiiteutunttdiohe dun-
eoi I01 Thn‘rndnv evening, Do- J‘geronn unmpotitido for Amer! can wrap-
.. 8t1. porn. J. ii Wax lbuum, of Now York
'teutivnl of tho (irnco Buptltttmnd (intil‘glil, two In for II‘IoI'jdu and
Itlny School will ocont Wod- -(lemgln growmstayIng that tho wrap-
toning; the 27th. not growing industry of those states
‘ ' could not "conti‘ntio under. redhead tar-
OBITUARY NOTES. in! huh I iiio‘ 3am tiho. [Ilium in
DOROTHY BALDWIN Inimeutu to the Philippines and would
z‘y Infant naughty-J of MI and. he the Chief beneficiaries (III In lower
Albert 1.. Baldwin, 01‘ Connecticut Il'ItI‘ I.
9. (”ml It'nitmlnv. 'I‘he IquI J .
ntoduy in Pint' IHland Come. 3 JUROR ’ABSENT;
eI propo‘u‘od change
toii3ucoo interning in
the‘no speakers
nine beginning to
light. .wutpperii
iLLINESS OF
WIFEV ‘
Threatened? Operation Ca used Joseph‘
, 3 3 Adams to Remain at gi-lome.
1111318 “611111133;ng .113:ch ggfinfrgllll§(3::3 When the orintlnul superior court.
mcintot]. AppropIIqu vocal Ho- ‘cmllo in .VBIIIeIdIuy It did not look Him
@112 rendered by Edward It day for business, I'm (ll -of the jur-
ho mmnn's wow taken to (Its losolth Admits oI Vt ~'~',Htpoit wus
tlltglon [A l. b; Undermkor (my. absent. As it “no ii 11th 11 titty wait
(I ! .Intelmi‘uil loduv. .‘loui and tho (Inuit did not come in un-
‘ ”MW ;til it «flolock ,ttjs'tclfltlil) ofttr.noon
fig‘rlMONv IN HUMMEL TRIAL 'I It won all owing to iliu ihtoutenod
. )RK ”fill? its ----- 'rhI- Clttt'ltJll ‘9 ”0“” ”lures of Jim» lOIII'ph Ailiims
point J" ”H. onlohiittod Dodge lwite which it “on thought would H‘-
“J (“only“) my. nmnolx “J, (W... flllll‘i' an operation. luror Adai‘nn put
toihtt ”(>ng it .1» (NH Ht'rvpd "h“ ms" “”019 Judgt- lll‘olobuc'k by
tho summons to tho tiiiorco 1110- it“ lt'nhmw “M told his honor "‘"t h“
‘ a with his will» uho lillt‘l lu- ““"Ild DU‘YH‘ ll bu III \\'oI-i.'po1t II’ the
r“. Mots“. was taken up today opmuiion was to go on. lodge Horn-
- M of Ibrttltntn “3 Hummol 11;; It Wits c-onnidmuto nod inold him to
‘t I I“
yor m JOXHJJJJ‘IQJJTIJJJJDAYH‘Qin‘J J3 LIIIoI in the Inmning ii .:beunne ovi-
douI thhi the olmrntiop would not he
W «333% (19. intro {Mam M"
., —— J
N RA]. OF JAMES DWI El‘i._ J
Itun‘rrnl of .lnnws Dwyei was
It'd ((Jn‘I d in; "lhe My
J‘H‘ w‘ZJi.’
. Sillllllltlil
‘
on Which Ill ISII‘I’. ._1i‘ thol Ev ‘ """' ”“*‘
Room in this ('ll). Ht.‘ illt'uJ LABQUCHERE To RE‘WRE.
ii that in 190:: ho idr'ntiflotl IIHI LONDON. Doi'. lti.—-~l'l.onr,v Lulimr
was HorI it'horo. tho woll~known editor and (Lili-
erul member of Parliament for North-
ht'. piosotuilon In llltf’llllllilllt'l amnion, will not ho a randltlitto for
has charged that limbltch wuH Il'oIoloctlon to l’nrliuuwnt at the (11111an
at the 1141-11qu0 I0 Inuwroouaio i ('lt'tnions. Il-lo given: ,,udvnnoing'imo us
, who ‘ihvy t-hurgo who both: i tho reason (for his retirement. Ht! tirni
away from tho city, JI-~IIIII'I‘otl I’urilumnnt forty WN3IOI‘S with
e 11 man whono Ilaino
This 11:13 III 1"nt‘eti'nt-i' mooomlm
381m RUMORS PURE INVENJ
TIONS.
Honiv 0min. If wawulk W‘Illl In
J \'t w York this morning to Sll‘llll n it'w
PETEHSIII no. Inn.” DH 15 3.11.133 with “kinds
e otlloinl iulegiaphiu agt-nt-r I‘HJ
Drl'lt-d to stain il1.tt ilItI I't'poiln J.
-. ed allrond to tho ori’ott ihut‘
it.SlI191i.1 J
ghting IIIIH Occurred In'iwoou tho I
and luminous troops at Harbin. I
i
‘ MA NY mm 113”]. .3,
lion been In iquu-H
rin. thui nnothnr Inuiiny has"
(1 ill Vladivostok and Ilml ,
if 11ml Elizuht-thgrnd llI'C' :iliiuzo J
(no inventions.
I
WODM CASES ADJOURNED."
MEPORT 'l)t1t.li1-\'o hi'ui'
hold In the poolrooui rnld N
In court today. the ndlmIrnodJ
lug next um-k Baiiurdoy Tho
1W3” wish to pm't’tu't IIIo( a(H.o .
Ill. BIIlHllhtllll who who caught
old on tho Ilank Hlli'tl plutt'. I
h IIIIII
NAPPING 0F STEINHOFF. J
HING'I‘ON. Dec. lit-«Tho «Inn-g ,
woou Germany und BrnleJ
at of tho ulletgod kldnuppiul;
oh ff, roporiud to he a German
i linjuhy, hint boon nutlttl'acJ
mood, ucnordlng to advices 3J—
Jill! Gi'l’ "I?“ (Hilbflfii'i) hPE‘Q. J :G“yha‘t kind 0". a follow 18 ml,"
"i‘ht' kind that wears good (' Iothel
IN A A.
‘FJ‘RE "Titefkl'z. «Plt‘lro In tho 1‘0"” on 38""‘d‘3’ " ‘
‘unudlnu Import (tom W”
“10.0% (bunny- today 'l‘lio Inlulflt Ml Mun.
nutctnplotoly burned out. “Julia! Julinl" mailed the woman
3 . ., . . ‘ . [from her droning room.
"What. (l6 you want. dear?" In-
uwmod her hush: Ind from MI amok-
(In; room.
“Why. lwnut .l. tulin to come to me.
3!, (with to II‘IIvo u 1y hair Vaulted to-
at.
3 "Well. I 31m p Julian attending
to it. I just now ' her trains down to
tho laundry and 1 mo had 11 huntlia In
ltgt‘3'ltitntllt.”~'i'o Ill :orl Staflnman.
. . M W...
Word From , ‘ .Wllllnmu.
Home Iolkn putt It old Salim so
. II de) cunt local 3 him ‘on h dark
“3‘ "I
it3‘I it tan? 3'
Birgit to V
.lfifittl
”lithium or (‘Il‘k ole worl' give-.11
.olktt IIIIdI‘InIIII’vrt tibia thoimlitit
, : Widow”.
,. {alignti'dfi3 imp“ {I no ovor'hod‘y
ll
liillppijue tobacco ,
Church! which computed tu‘vorobiy with Sumu- .
fSunIuIII‘t worn‘roady to lrhllt-lfti‘l‘ their ‘
lovely carry no on somowhero in.
the Clinton link that I wot not
of. {III In rdturu to the
room I tutti: Ar chlowrlth‘ two 2m:
"i made inquirian. He Itakod 1n , «.
llcliouuly If I had looked In the
lame trombone. It intuit be pour
blowout l was in no mood for nai-
hat. I retired to the mucking room
and thought it over.
Virginia (rooted me With no ro-
upect. no consideration. She would
notfnnt a. datum with Archie. lie
I. it dance with Bob, ‘hot
I iltotmht It. over.
she could cut one with mew—duo
who had given her a tour of t‘aitlo
ful, unswervlng devotion! Moutully
l smote mynolf on the hrensi. [ ro-
vortod to tho print. I vlnloned the
llowors, now dead. I had laid upon
lur oliur. I pictured the Child)
giron In my Ihonghii‘ulnruu and now
I-Ioinumerl. I remembered dih‘a willing
an 11h m1. the constant attendance I
had Invlnhed'upon her. And for
this for this she cut mi donor. '
The third oxtrn rndod the ninth
murmur honoured, out}. I Mllli
tia‘otl‘giimt 1mg... (fill, .Ihyi Wm
13 uhv Flo was no 100 first llitlhtImI;
I saw her. I had that ninth with
her.) This was not the Iirui time
Virginia had snubbed me. Slio hull
out dances before, and I had lot my
anger cool. .liho had brolton en-
Iugotnenin for trivial reasons. and i
had not ouprousod my rago. II had
pleased her to abuse and trend upon
my devotion. und I had submitted.
Tim the end wan come: thera would
be no morn of thin; tho wot I11 had
tinned
'Ihal night I wrote a letter. It
has it nmuterpiono. It took two
hours. and two hours ufiar a one
o’clock dance makes the midnight.
oil look‘lihe eiirly candlelight. You
talk about ’I‘eunysou's spending days
polishing a single convict.
There was the story, brlof. but pn-
thtlic. of my putient, enduring (19—.
I'oiion. There were the ullshtu.
Iounhed upon delicately but with
tolling effect. There won the rebel-
lion of my wounded prido and the
climax of fart-Well. ‘
'I‘ho letter hogan ”Virginia? with
dramatic «automation of “Dear" or
“My “our.” , I remember some
plilziues only. Ono pourrfili Ionv
tenor run. "I could not compel ‘your
low I won rortuinlp wonhy of your
oouslrliuntlon" AnoihoI expressed
"lllt! dr-ionniuMlon to aaurlilca my
diunln no‘ lon‘gm." I also had nome-
thing Whom "hoping for your happi-
ntou in I‘uiuro yourfn 'und i ended
with nimplo 'IIII'engIII. “.loo" IIIII “not
"who rogrotfuilv" or "tour one’
(I admirer." iuut ".loiI "
The next morning i 111on heath-
hmdod and Itnonlhunluhllo I read
thiouglt my production with a singu-
lnr limit of appreciation. Put-m looked
oven drlvoilnn and I wished l bud
Invented that two hourn In sleon.
Virginia's t-ntting dililt'elt and my
lmpnirod dignity didn't mutter.
nothing muttered but hot coffee
and a hold plunxo. l'inl lilo real our-
pi his in vet to come.
'i‘lnt‘t noon ‘1 mt Virginia on tho
strum. le wan unmitttaknbh glad.
one hold out both hands
hold Him.
and
lbull
though tildh’ltl’tlllolosy or II In In
yond tun. ‘
I am going with you. “I
"Joe." ’
not are going to lunch . .
Want J hen e Ithoui'd never
"harem dre'umod or? having sweets on
,o3urIIuntIhoou, dinner and ten tnblon.
re one not to otter (hone dnlnilnn.
And. what i more. we are not mere-3
ly printout to out nooetmoutn at our
mania. but We consume them at nil
times and III nil plaoou hoIWeeu
thou-Inn It was root-ntlrnald that
boron ‘of bonhons play a conspicuous
part in modern lovemaking, "sweets
to too meet. beinghtmmently (he
..ioxt. by‘ Wilton ev‘m'y young than oi‘
Iho (lay golden himself through the
(lotion: truth: In noiirtship ,
The grout RnssJ‘t‘tn ‘Iv’téotlor w ho III
~nhortlx to (tutor Exam Into content
with the 'l‘iiIIlI. Mudrall. tolls hit that.
tho mono “out .stnff one eats the
, «rooster “lit! grown; Su‘g‘unl‘s the He-
crut of strounth be de«- late-.11. ml.3on-
do‘n \Voild, 3 .,
W
llItlInnn' [loudly Foo. '
‘f'l‘ho i‘ull blooded indiann or the
United States are acuiteiy holding
'Illltt‘ll own- In point of Immune oi‘
populutlom’l remarked Cunt. Downh,
Hlt’tlfll indlan agent of the linitod
States (lovonnment.
“In some of the tithes thorn Is It
ought Increase. but It In among the
Iniwd broe‘du and not among those of
pure aboriginal st.-.otk The dt-adly
[on of the rod mun roniinuos now,
no for many yours post. in he tuber-
unionist.
"Just why this Ilisouse I'thonid
room In commit grout” ruvugvs
among the lndlnnu iH dililt'nlt to un-
doi‘niand. At first. the theory was
that It won dut- to lllt'll changed
mode of exintmu'e; that the ll'lillHl
tlou from p suntan to riiillzod Iit'e
mndo mm pounlinrlt snsmptihlo l
mu Intiinvd to Intuit thni them is. but
Illllt‘. IIIIsiH for this View. oupoclnlh
us the onmhtr of vlttlntu (lillllll-Il by
rouitu motion uhm‘vs no sign of dimin-
ution. although many yours have
Iiupsod slow. the Indian l‘orhottk the
I"-1in1itite nuts of Iliing‘.
“A mote Inns‘onnhle exploitation Is
mood in. the prcuent. habits of the
mopiu lit lulelng than tottpoon3 or
‘1 ‘mm (0.1th twig Hl'illll ul-
‘lolvnnrohtm v Illt lI‘.ilon and siren in
«norms; '3 hirh frenll air is
largely e‘.\ gunmen. a down
or more Inti'l‘il ‘un ulIl ortunt a
room that ought not at the most to
contain more than two. AnothI-r bud
-~
pruuuco of which It In dIIlltuli to '
hronk Ilwm In that of the common
pipe. A group of Indians will inku
tumn in smoking the same plpo. and
II our. of the party be diseased thore
I~ nluaut the ‘dungc-I of its being
iinnemitied. -~~ Washington Post.
, liukt' Turns Rod.
(Inn of tho. nntuml turlosltius ot
Suitnerlnnd In. Lake Moral which
Iuruu hlood red evory ionizh your.
For centuries thin Ire’ak was re-
garded by the‘S’qu with Imperati-
tloua dread. and not until scientists
turned their attention to the matter
was the belief In the supernatural
portly I'omovtadt Even now uonieof
the more ignorant. peruint in regard-
Inn tho omen n11 one or evil import.
The reddish color inwglvon the wit.
tor by ‘a minute plant ‘clouély. re-
inted to the rod snow. ‘
livery tenth year this plant begins
to pronugute,‘ and so quickly does it
grow thut Inn’ohort time the whole
lulm In a without: thin. The plunt is
'30 minute Int not to be perceptible
without the .uid of i1 microscope. and
“there was nome foundation for the
warty belief that the lake had turned
Into a too. of blood.
floating" of 11o Emmi-r.
An idea ottho cont. of running a
great. nationality be xnlnodfrom the
stutmuont. that England’s balance
sheet for tho Inst 11th atm- chow;
an expenditure 0‘! uonuldurnbly more
than three-quarter: of 5 billion dol-
lillil. ’l‘ho aunt amount wa- 5151.-
’60. 000. To that thin rovonues
were mixed Intonation to £153. 707.-
0001 lonvino a surplus on hand of
21 MS, 000. Of this rant oxpondlture
rsmoomoo wont to tho army and
our}, £924,900 for dimming jliio
lion. and “Infill out) my spent. on
«donation. IIII‘hnro in one entry un-
bo dolluht‘dfl." I replldd. ttttd .1
,Un‘d‘t'r tilt.-
Our annual liolidu to
but (when It your. and the do
the henna and purse atrium of everybody, which bronthoh 0: “pence on
evident.
i
HOLIDAY 300KB 3
HOLIDAY cannons ‘ I
HOLIDAY HANDKENOH‘I‘EF8
HOLIDAY RIBBONB‘
In our linement we nro showing an endless variety at fancy on well on hound artiolen'
olilen In Art Pottery, Cut Gloss. Lamps and Brion-Brno.
REGENT AR‘RIWILB 0F VESSELB
. NEW YORK. Don liiU. ~Arrlvod:
Str. ‘,Paul from Southampttm and Cher-
hours.
. John Burrito planning to him] his
float. out for the winterithIs nttornoou.
aw”
PRFVENTWE 0F MOI-301‘ ITOS.
w...
Circumstances '1‘]on
Gounod No Annoyance.
A Kentucky Congressman tells of
3 Louisville man rather well-known
throughout the State for his convi-
vial qualities who last summer visi~
ted 0. friend living In a town on the
low ('1' Mississippi. He trick with
him his servant, a faithful old negro
of seventy years.
The morning after the arrival of
the Louisville man, his host. who
hnd riuen a little earlier than usual.
encountered the colored man walk-
Ing abilltt the grounds.
"I hope your master wasn't an~
noyod by tho mosquitoa." observed
the hood of the place." ”l’m sorry to
say they're pretty bad 1th now."
“Oh no. sub!" cheerfully respond—
ed the aorvnnt. “Lnn‘ ovenin' Marne
John when he wont to bed was so
intoxercnted he don‘t mind do sheet»
’ors ut all, an' (ill! mornln' do shooters
in so intoxercoted day don't mind
Morse John.”
Trees'
A LARGE ASBORTMENT OF FINE
QUALITY. CALL. EARLY AND
HAVE YOUR PICK.
JOSELOFF’S
72 N. Main”. so. Norwalk
TEL. SALE-198.
This“ iow the Lost.
Day of the ,
Sole! ' .
Gottlieb’
CLOTHING, IHOIQ AND
FURNMI‘IIN“
11 North Main Strut. 803th Norwnik.
lllE NEW I WEIIAID
Ton Chang“. " pull Pogo Picture:
In Column-auntilojor Framing
' Devon to Art notion
Three. to Magma. Ovation
COMIC DICTION to colon
With BUSTER BROWN .
imd Little Nemo.
, original Storm
“ by Robert Grunt, Pierre Vober.
‘ Glnru Morris. III. F. .Bouson, Helen
“Kuping Watch «(My
Dy [1qu
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GEESE Iilllalll’vbliltill o'oa‘m
north. ma Will
Wo are prepared to help you with u larger stock than ever before or uttel'ul
articles suitable for Ghrlntmttn presents.
ow It would. be Quite antraordlnary .
Hill
‘ 11o JD
OID‘L VI
H‘oumv IMO“
alao'the latest nov-
USEFUL ARTICL‘ES FROM THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE
STOCK IN THE TWIN CITIES.
CHRISTMAS SPECIALS IN FURNI-I
TU" ..E
Dining Tables and Chairs.
China Cabinets.
Magazine Rocks.
Willow Rockers.
Music. Cabinets.
luttllon' Desks.
Bamboo 'l‘nhouroi‘teH.
Mahogany and Onk 'I‘nnournttou.
Parlor Pictures.
Morris Chairs.
Book Cases.
Parlor Tables.
White Enameled Beds.
Polished Brass 36%
Hull Rock‘s.
heather and Velour Couches.
iron Folding Bods.
Fancy Oak and Mahogqm Rockors
Princeun Chiffonloru. I
Side Bourdn. ,
Gilded Upholntorotl Parlor Stun.
g.
. 9-12 Axmlstor Rugs.
Smyrna Rugs.
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MEN'S. AND voUTH'a CLOTHING
nepnnmau'r.
Men's Fancy Mixturen. nil wool
sunlght or round cnto.‘
Menu Block 'I‘hlbet Suits," Jatraighi or
round cuts.
Men's Black Vicnnao. ,nll
straight Or round cuts.
Men’s Black and Blue Cheviot. straight
or round cuts.
Men’s Pants, in mixturen, atrlpos or
black.
Youthn' Suits in Funcuu Wool Mikturea.
Yout‘hs Suits. Black and Blue. straight
and round cuts.
Boys' Suits. Knee Pants sizes 3 io Iii.
Boys Cadet Outing Shirts and Blouse‘
Walrus.
Men' 11 Dress and Nominee Shirts.
Men's and Boys' Shoes oi’. the Beat
mm. ,3-
Men's Hats and cups ’
Boys Hats and Caps .
Men' a and Boys Underwear
Men's and Boy/11' Gloves and Mlttens.
sweaters for Men and Boys.
wo‘ol
Renew your charge «count. Buy whatevor you It
bill In ‘Inllll 3
anio-
necbtltorg
, bottle:
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M
« Fur Lined Brood Cloth Tourist Coats.
‘J Tourist Coats in tanchmetures. 3
'Tight Fltting had Empire Styles.
5 black and inner.
‘ Antrakhan Long Coats With Fur Collars
(‘overt Cloth Coats, long with box
‘. plaita
Brood Cloth Skirts, black. blue and
brown.
fi’nuama and Chiffon Panama Shirts.
1 all colors. 3
JExtra. Biro Skirts, for large women.
iChildren's Coats. white and gran As-
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‘ CliiidrennVelvet; Co‘ttts all colors, age
' ') t0 1;. .
J Children's Bonnets and Hats of all
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Milllnery for old and young.
Blankets. Quilts and Mad antenna“
Silk Waiats lice Waista ‘und Wash
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Ladiet'i' and Mlmp’ Underwear.
.Wbite Muslin Pottiw
Silk Petticoats. in all
rs.
Ostrich Plum and I‘Q‘Incy Feathers.
Umbrollas ton; _ Inna Women.
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