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‘wrdlally invited. Charles F. Mills.
. M. Robert M. Wilcox. Sec.
Ititlor'Cilsptar, No. as, a. A. m.
Meets in Donovan block. 188 Wash-
‘ lngton St, 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
each month—July and Aug. excepted
‘ - -—at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch Ma-
sons cordially invited. Thaddeus
(layer, B. P. Robert M. Wilcox. Sec.
Ophlr Chap. No. 52, Order Eastern star
Meets in Donovan block. 188 Wash-
ingtouat" 2d and 4th Fridays of each
month—July and Aug. excepted.st
7:46 o'clock. All members of 0. ill.
8. cordially invited. Miss Nana A.
Rowland. W. M. Miss ids Sharer. See.
MO‘NSIGNOR chcusi. »
The catholic Transcript, received in
Norwalk today, prints the followings
Saturday’s mail brought to this city
papal documents elevating the distin-
guished pastor of the Immaculate
tide pus s. on; 9:45 p. m. ‘
French Churches Well Filled,
. and There Were no Disturb-
O
PARIS. Dec. l3.—-There was an im-
pressive response this morning to the
clergy’s appeal to their parishioners
to attend the first masses celebrated
outside of the Dale of the law. A cor-
respondent o f’l‘he Associated Press
visited a dozen churches including
Notre Dames des Victolres. St. Cler-
main d' Auxerrols where the signal for
the St. Bartholomew Massacre was
given; St. Roch the Madeleine and St
Augustin. Everywhere it was the
same story. The front gates of the
churcheshwere closed. but the Catho
lice-by the grey light of dawn were
streaming through the side portals.
The interiors of the buildings were
well filled in several places there was
music, but nowhere was there the
slightest attempt to interfere with the
services or create disturbance. Three
policemen were stationed outside the
churches to prevnt any possible disor~
der. while the police officers in plain
MAW
opposition and oppression. and itilsfln‘
hope for the successful soltitlo
present difficulties)
TRIAL OF BATTLIOHIP KANSAS.
ROCKMND. Me“ Dec. lB,—~The Uul-
ted-states ship Kansas. the (earth or
her classof iivsdrstclass battles”
to be tried on the Rooklsnd mess
'nillc coal-scans given her oihclal
cred standstilstion trial today. Her
contract calls for a speed of 18 knots
an hour. Ths‘Kanss. which was built
b ythe New York Shipbuilding Com~
of Capt. W. G. Randall, of Camden.
FASHIONS AND CULINARY.
popular for the decoration of dens, etc..
but let me add a word of suggestion to
any who think of buying a pipe for
practical purposes; most men prefer
a. plain briar with amber stem or
something equally simple to any ornate
things.
The Woman's Home Companion tells
how to have an effective window dec-
oration by plants Jersey sweet pota~
toes in widemout ed Jars in a sunny
window. From three to six sprouts
' from each potato will grow into vines
which are susceptible of very fine ef-
fects in the hands of an artistic per-
son. Enough water is placed in the
Jars to cover one-third of each potato.
' Beautiful Japanese embroideries en-
ter largely into the Christmas gifts of
1906. Many who like the rich oriental
stuffs best in small proportions inset
bits upon leather book covers,‘ desk
pads. sofa cushions, etc.. and the effect
is charming. ‘
Real stones mounted upon the clasps
them that Catholics the world over .
n of the 2
l
‘1.
litany of Camden, N. J., is in commandI
Royal Baltic
Av id alum and alum phos-
p * 165610118
labial law; requires that all
the ingredients be" named
NOTE..- SaieIiDy lies in buying only
0
pure, Cream 0 tartar baitingJ
and the best that can
powders.The
wder. which is a
powder,
6 made.
We Omit Friday Specials Tomorrow
. on Account of Concentratin all our
ciii Well housemates. . ancss -— Pope “Ruled by wnlNKLss. on the labels. Look out _ g
Meets in Donovan block. 1 Wash- . -———— . . .
naps so. in and at Tuesday. of Mar. Monllgnlnl 8 Rather irinsimiy {gore c‘ii'i tand “tantalum. f ‘ ' energqes on Hollday Merchandlse
9:2 gnglzilg’c‘kfmyfimfiféffigm iisrii Picture ‘ 3u3§:,“'3.§°wh:ie y;:r,m§r 33y iii; or the alum compounds' WWW.
Santa Claus is here and invites everybody to visit our. glorious Xmas
liappylaud. Cometakc a trip through the big store where you will see
characteristic features representative of this most. beautiful season.
We have unquestionably the most elaborate Xmas production over shown
in this section.
IT IS HAPPYLAND IN EVERY SENSE OF THE WORD.
which the less that is used the more
graceful the result will be, are guaran-
teed to “sit" well upon the couture:—
London Daily Mail.
Tiny fans encrusted with iewols are
among the dainty accessoriesvof the
1906 debutante. .
The small toque, of for very appro-
. es delight in if it appears
lonly in slender monograms on hand-
‘kerchlefs or heavy ones on the pocket
of the usual Christmas house cont.
l Hundsomely-deslgned clectrollers
now flnd a place on the ever-lengthen-
ilng Christmas lists.
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That vinegar and tea leaves will re-
move flower discolorations from vases
DOLLDOM. SLEDS.
Nowhere will you find a more com-
plete or more beautiful showing of
Dolls. Dolls from all parts of the
world and prices to suit all conditions
For boys and girls. Come and see
the greatest assortment yet shown.
The “Flexible Flycr." a sled that
steers. The most envied, the most
popular. and the happiest boy is the
one who owns the champion sled of
- clothes who were on duty inside slm- 01' some delightful bead bass greatly printely—and comfortably—completes ' and that potato parin and sea ends 0! life. We have them in a great va- the town. 31-95 HP-
Conceptlon church, Waterbury to the l ‘ _ . gs p
' Ply noted the information of the law. ncrease their beauty and costllness. the skatin costume that is now rom-iwill cleanse water bottles cod . V
dignity of Domestic Prelate to His taking the names of the officiating but. as this is the kind of thing that lead an ringing. p are g “eur Cl"“1- Worsted, Rubber and Kid TOYS- .
Holiness. The title of Father, under
which this good priest has been known
throughout and beyond the diocese of
Hartford for the past thirty years.
will now yield to that of Monsignor,
and the change, while adding not a
single cublt to the recipient‘s moral
and intellectual stature, will, never-
theless. be accepted by all who know
him as a high tribute to demonstrated
worth.
Father Slocum is now entitled to
wear the purple cassock, rochet, man-
telletta and black blretta with purple
tuft. These will hencefotrh be his
proper robes even while visiting the
Eternal City. He will be addressed
as Right Reverend, and Monsignor will
be his ordinary appellation.
The promotion of the Waterbury
rector will be hailed with great joy
by his hosts of friends and admirers
priests and approximating the number
of those present, with the object of
making reports to the Justices of po-
lice. Formal charge were entered
whereever mass was celebrated. ex-
cept at the churches of St. Jean 1'-
Evangile and St. Blalsc do Charronnc.
at Pere La Chaise. whose parishion-
ers. following the example of the
first mentioned church. made the cal-
led for application yesterday evening
to hold services under the law of 1881.
The vicar of St, Blaise tie Charronne
when induced by his parishioners to
take the step. said: .
“Whatever the consequences i re-
gret nothing. I am a Frenchman above
everylhlng.”
Early dispatches from the depart-
ment says that whatever mass was ce-
lebrated charges were drawn up and
summonses were issued. At Chaiens
the Abbe Ronandln claimed that the
church bells were not. rung and that
no person was invited to mass and
that therefore the assemblage had not
the character of a public meeting,
one keeps indefinitely. oven to passing
them on to the younger generation.
why shouldn’t. they be beautiful as it
is possible to make them.
Really beautiful are the fine hair
pieces found in the shops of the best
workers in hair. and many women who
have always had a horror of "false
hair” find they add much to the beau-
ty of the colffure.
Among the most beautiful of the fur
places is it wide collar of sable with
long stole fronts. the whole lined with
ermine and made to turn back around
the neck forming a collar of ermine. i
The evergreen balls that are begin-‘
him; to appear in the florists' windows
vary the usual stock of wreaths and
balls. and are pleasantly suggestive of
the fast approaching holidays. '
Among the most welcome gifts for
men are bathrobes, and the stores have
anticipated iill wants by supplying the
robe blankets in both heavy and light
weights, and in really charming color
schemes.
The possibilities of charming gown-
| not object. to the embroidery that fem-
fBARGflNS in"
An original way to obtain the faint
perfume of orris is to place pieces of
the root among the contents of the
dresser drawers and in the wardrobe.
Messalinc makes a dainty slip for
the gown of murquisette.
Many men who have a dcep-scntcd‘
dislike for what they call “frills" will
Cadmac
Automobiles.
‘Models A. B. F and M. ranging in
price from $2in to #650. Touring
Must be sold
Cars and Rllnullouls.
at once.
F. l. lliiillllllil & ill
lpoints to remember when giving an
extra polish to the glassware for the
‘Chrlstmas table.
,‘ The reception gown of chiffon cloth
Ecomblned with velvet is one of the
Iliundsomest and most becoming toil-
it'lios in tho. wardrobe of uptodate
women.
it is well to remember. when prepar-
ing foodvi'or children, that much do
ponds upon its uppetlzlng appearance.
and that they. as well as their elders.
like food attractively served.
Among the magnificent gift things
of the season is a lorgnctte whose
frame is solidly encrusted with dla~
monds.
The following recipe for chocolate
coffee cake has been proven good and
sent to me to distribute: One cup
molasses. one cup butter. one cup cof-
fct, taro-thirds cup butter. one level
What liHiiiiE
Our showing comprises all the good
substantial sort that will give satisfac-
‘tlon min stand rough usage.
FOR HOME DECORATION.
Fanc Wreaths and Large Size
Christmas Bells. Regular 500 size
bells. Our price, 25c: Wreaths with
bell in center, at 15c.
Body Dolls. dressed or undressed.
to $25.00.
DOLLS' GO~CART8.
10c
A most extensive showing and all
From 50c up.
the new ideas.
*—
~The Bostorl Store.
one wishes to use part'lard, the
amount icf shortening should be reduc~
M in -- _,half cup as lard shortens more
[than butter.
1
teaspoonful soda. one square of grated
chocolate, three and one-half cups
flour, one teaspoonfui cinnamon, one-
half teaspoonfnl cloves, and raisins. If
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whereupon he was compelled by a po ing were never broader than at was . 5‘
in Winsted. New HavenbiNorwtiii? lice officers to inscribe his protest cut. and to make herself attractive is 39 Wall Street. Norwalk. 0 . ‘
Waterbury, and especially, n old ‘ upon the summons. within the reach of every woman who .. . >
legally, which has long pointed to The diocesan council here last night will make the necessary effort—for it """‘”“““””"“‘ ’ “T" " ' "”“"’"’ "SIC ,
., ‘ Father Slocum as one of her most decided that neither the ecclesiastical is safe to say that no woman looks If You “wt to Talk _ '
capable and illustrious sons. residences nor the seminarics should her best without the expenditure of . . l’ .
be abandoned except before a show some thought and energy. - ' And what better music can you have .
Monsignor Slocum was born at of force. hire flowers valued and edged with tell your neighbors and friends about than an Ellso Ph l 9 if Best Fine Granulated Sugar ‘
Winsted and there. in the public and it is ofllcinlly slated that the letter: the tiniest possible basics and pallellcs ”1.. large stock of Furniture you saw if no ouiiizupi. you _ _ l
c l , , l.ld ti found - 0' Monsignor Montagnlnl, the cxpelle are very pretty, and tissue one in when you came ill our store. '01! 0W“ 0i"? 0 "’88 mac has you have 9 \
parochial s boo s he ha] i: ‘31 Secretary of the papal nunclature here. gold and silver prove Queen” indaced. were surprised? of course you were; the 1...... artists in the world at your AT REFINEBS PRICES.
lion 0 that deep sc oars P w show that the majority of the From-ii Thoy (.m. be made by the deft of fln- m9, would 1,... in”; if they would come discuss! both instrumental and vocal 2' ,
which he has served the (.hurcll with Bishops favored observation of the Ker at home and when mounted upon in. ‘, 'l‘l .. ”i r .1" , T ' 5 lbs BEST GRANULATED S'UGAR _______________ 25c
peculiar effectiveness during the long law of 1881 and bowed with rclnc. _ Tell them about but Summit itnngo it p we o mac ncs art. en. Twen- ' ‘
years of his ministry His early lance to the papal decree. The state- ' - ' .. ~ . you saw, as it up died to you. (Don't ll'. 'llilriy and Fifty Dollars, and you 10 lbs. BEST GRANULATED SUGAR _ .. .. .. 50c
sacerdotal life was spent in New 318'.“ adds that the ll;vollabifll:ly M ”if Cit NationalBank lilrgel the 30 :iays’ trial). i may have one of them by buying one ‘2 ' ' ' ' '
1’ email 9 ('0‘1'931’9m once 0 ‘9 nun ' Did your nc gllbor say she lliteniici ) . \
Haven, where he at. once won recog- clature wag scrupulously respected mp y! lo gIVe her husband u Morris Chair iiiiilmllr :lzlvnpiyicg: Szélzglpgtwlfj‘: 25 lb. Bag GRANULATED SUGAR .......... i ....... $1.23
nltlon and applause for his eloquence fore the rupture between the \ullcan 0 South Norwalk, Conn. ”.15 (gm-15ml“? Say! Tell “,9" it c . at i s C ll We are South Norwalk He dquarters for Delicious Teas,
- and France. South Norwalk Conn. Dec. it) 1906. about those you saw here. You ie- on. L8 es. s at our store
and public spirit. For twelve years , ,
l'r be presided over the destinies of St. ROME Dec. 11‘0“ his arrival “9"" Capital Stock, "00300. member those with the ratchet back. anytime and.henr your favorite song. '
“A
N _
Mary's Norwnlk. His success in this
first pastorate” was conspicuous-his
influence being felt throughout the
whole city and his ability and solid re-
quirements compelling the admiration
of all discerning men, irrespective of
creed.
today Mgr. Montagnlnl. the expelled
secretary of the papal nunicatnrc at
Paris. went. to the Vatican and confer.
red with Papal Secretary of State. Mer-
ry Del Val and Mgr. Dela Chlesa and
Mgr. Gasparrl. the assistant to the pa
pal secretary of state, and made them
a long report on the situation in
France, especially in regard to the do-
cuments seized at the Paris nuncia-
The Annuul'Meellng of the Stock-
holders of this bank. for the election of
Directors for the ensuing year, will he
held at their Ranking House. on Tues-
day. the 8th of January, 1907.
Polls open from 1 p. in. to 2 p. m,
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, Cashier.
n10 6t
spring seats. quartered oak frunlcs and
curved feet from $10.50 up.
F. A. MITCHELL,
Cash or Credit.
3 and 5 Wall St. Norwalk. Conn.
Tel. 076—2.
A. J. ANGEVINE & SON.
FU smruss, are.
134 Washington Street.
loath Nor-walk. Conn.
HELP WANTED.
Coffees and Fine Groceries.
PINK DISCOUNTiSTAMPS FREE.
THE STORE THAT? SETS THE PACE.
New York Grocery Co.
In 1395 the future monslgnor was turc. several hundred of which deal “‘““ - r
advanced to the broarder field of War glittil'elydwitil'lll ili’le Frangok’ailcap cm;- 111. Ideal CI" 0dr F0; ———-—- SOUTH N RWALK.
' Cl. 11“ \V 9 BEDS E. y n EYES ' ‘ -i\ g s p s .
terbdrY, and there be “‘1 labored with ing to the French Government as I 4 SQChaud s 50 Operators Oil LadiOS "“8""
ever-increasing power till this day. it showing it is asserted here, the dif- i ‘ , , “mm-we”:
'3 ‘1 DOLEWOI‘UIY fact that Father foreucos of opinion among the nit'lll- Assets of ' SW1“ Milli
Slocum has always been held as a lead- hers ft "in}: Frfincht capitscoiplac’y. '22:; [h U 0d 8 f CHOCOLATE Lightsgieadn, wPragfilble.
lug citizen in every community which "390" 0 3“ 0“ ann W e “ e n" t t , ._.... an y 0 .
for a retest to the foreign powers 3 OS 0"" f , -
w W 2,. and... s... .. we a» ’ am" Beamnm We" Paw- ALL HAPPY UT TURKEY
pmme' The announcement“ m“ vernmm in and sales '60 curroao ‘0in 3i 0"“ w ii a n k tit flu: l i ii ts .Otc
e ‘o «co om lus . who Mari Monmznlni then went to 0 - ' s supp s t s sen apps es c e psope rem our can one M:
n w ignorwnhmgngcgl 35:.“th the pose. who was much agitated and ask. Consl ti r PHARMACY. In E t UM Mt O house of GOOD THlNOl TO EAT. We satisfied hundreds of people who
"i“? 9" p y ed for minute details of the secretary‘s s “3 0 South Norwslk. 0 as or" W. a. 0. purchased at this store the dainty no vsltlss gathered from all parts of the
fitness 0" “'03" whim he would '6' expulsion and of the documents selz- MA‘OWNERY.‘ TOOLS. ‘l’A'T'i‘iliitNEl. _ or w 8 world, as well as the substantial goo do that please and tickle the palate.
ward~wlll be heard with intense satis- ed. Mgr. Montagulnl presented to the PLASKB. 8'10th and MK runes. ‘ BRIOOI aisr Ulflii SiOIMbORi Pi. You want the but needs the marks affords. and we have them right here.
faction by the members of h“; imme pontiff a rather dark picture of the Located on the Premises: 88 to 106 i PHARMACY South Norwaflr, All we ask is for you to sample our 9 eds and judge for yourself the quality
situation in the sense that he bellved Water St, South Norwalk, Conn. '
diate flock—n'flock that hold their
pastor in the highest esteem and
recognize in him a most worthy rep-
V"'rcsentatlve of the sacerdotai office.
y
Monsignor Slocum is a man of com-
manding personality—eloquent, well-
in‘formed. far-seeing. diplomatic and
”massive, one who will do honor to
the Roman purple. as he has done
honor to the Church which he has
serv'cd with exceptional success during
theiong year of his priesthood. Wilh-
in 's.‘ few months he has given all he
passs’sm to establish a hospital for
the sick and stillcted of his adopted
city. .We take it that the broad.
minded and appreciative citizens
of Waterbury will be especially grate-
the present French Government will
not be induced to change the attitude
which it has assumed towards the Va
tlcsn.
BOSTON. Doc. 12.—'l‘ho French
Government was vigorously denounced
for its action against the Roman Cath-
olic Church by Archbishop Condiutor
William ii. O‘Connell. of the diocese
of Boston in a brief address before the
Catholic Union. of Boston, last night.
The occasion was a lecture by Monsig-
nor John B. Vaughan. of London, and
in introducing the lecturer. Archibls-
hop Council said in part:
"We Catholics in America. where
religious toleratlon is so common and
so widespread. cannot but be overs
.whlemed with sorrow at the conditions
which exist today in another nation
whose name i need not mention. and
whose position in church affairs is lit-
On Monday. December 17. 1906, at
it) o'clock a. m.. the Trustee of the
United states Foundry and Sales Co.
will soil at Public Auction on the prom-
ises above mentioned. to tho hlgliosti
bidders, for cash. all the Machinery.
Tools, Patterns, Flasks, mock and it‘ll:
turns of the said Company.
LOUIS B. BEERB. Trustee.
«no tit South Norwaik. Conn.
lentil Hillel iiilili
Flue rooms, steam heated. hot and
cold water. . balli. gas and electric
lights. flood airy rooms by the day
or week. Price reasonable. Fine stock
of all tho leading brands of liquors on
lest Ncrwslit.
........._..._._.u._......w
an nail?
2 Sale
with pound runs of Sovereign
Baking Powder tlllir) of a case
containing a
"All DOIEN ROGERS
lEASPOONS
Watches, Rings,
and Dianionds
Prices Lowest for
Holidays.
g
and reasonable prices we offer. Our
world produces. Ones tried always
Tea, the world produces come right
CHARLES
liltc Canned Goods are tile finest the
and. If you want the best Coffee and
are and not it. .
SEYMOUR,
LEAD! 0 GROCER. '
Some of
Fancy Tabla nutter. rich in ilav
No its.
33 WEST WASHINGTON S .
SOUTH NORWALK.
urWSpeclals
Extra Ellfiod Peas, regular 12c sell-
or. our price. 9s; sen. 01.10.
Fresh Warrantsd as", special
dos.
25c.
’t
in Sweet Oranges, nice and lar ,
Fancy Large Messenn Minions. very
special. dam, 20c.
h(.ireenlng or Red Apples. pic. I“;
'1 e i
. . . bond. wholesale and retail. for holl- ' Milli“. Spinach will?! CNN!-
ful to the Pope and w an Bishop for 'iii'iLiii'g so illillgll niitnuunmnmxum days, mmmny_ mil“; filgg‘mm '3'. '{l ““5 Mi: i 3 Cans York Billie Corn, whit . m, Pargnips, rui’nipi, cimis. oss-
F‘Wi'mmm “WWW“ ‘0 ”who: rid. iiiiiip on: miiilii aims has Mil: viiiiniuyin'm: isii‘mu'vlui jimmy. “Ins. too; tics..01.00. hue.
; ancient dignity 0! domestic preiste and been for so many years such a strong- Comer ”Mgsfiwommnm Streets. 9'" baiting ”“1“” “ii“ ”in” ‘ LOUIS SELOFF
no millilitofthe Po tiflcai household. holdd of lhfiic‘llligf‘tiill‘ “my trililllii “$1123, ' . , 2 i saying a whole lot. conslilerlus i J .
. . .2 ‘ 7 , sa nous w c a 0 on so .
J. Didi“. Proprietor.
tile high chsrsrlsr of all
‘- they consider the extent to which the Washlnmn strut lasso. .Mmm m" . 72 scan mm at. Tel. 6 u. use. lentil Ncmiit.
2..2...... 2 icnemles of the Church havo sons to TGI'FMM "ii-18. . _ ,
accomplish their evil designs. “was“-.. W... a...“ t2..- “a... ma... .. ... A... a...” a...“ 2 -. M .
For]: 8r-Tiliord
' sins
"Every principle of justice, fair
play and common decency has been
laid aside by this most bare-faced ty-
ranny, which it see the cltiuns of
a republic of a privilege of wor-
Harry H. Gran W
TEAGliEll 6’
‘Vlllmm.
‘lhsy Wonl‘last long
so ‘twill be wise to come for
yours right away.
Xlllas Bracelets
if
lilac leanSholililsrs. oer
20mm. lirendatwl “Sun r.
lit;
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miles, Liquors silo Cigars
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:“Hotel
,fi..§§i9lll.£8 stratus:
shipping as they see fit. it is an
presslon of the weak, done in so vl e
a manner that the hearts of
All styles at the lowest prices.
you want anything in the Jewelry line
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(Private ii 8 are with it. it.
HIM Hermann. its? I'noirnd Conservatory
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