Iltlu Federation Gathering liars Very drslliylnp~dr- this of Ability Heard The Woman's Club held a notable mesons yellerday afternoon at the Igclous home of Mrs. M. E. Mead. at fields." ' 'ifhoro pro 13mm of the yeards “Drama- tic Studies "and at this special meet- Lira. Melville E. Mend. Mrs.’ E. .1 ii and Miss Lily Board were the cmnmlttoe in charge. Mrs. H!!! began with a most interesting sketch of the life and work of Schiller. Miss Beard followed with an exceptionally vivid 'd dramatic picture of the Juan, the aid of Orleans" Then came a bong "0 Dirine Redeemer" byGou- nod. random by Fraulein Margarete Blankenship, accompanied by Miss F Gibson. Mrs Mead gave an acute Sonlytls of Schiller‘ s ‘Maid of Orleans' the play was then read and Fraulein mookenslcln sang fl‘scbolkowski‘s ificient "Joan s Alia? edlnb‘w afiespeclallydortunate in acting with rs Mead for the great pleasure was thus accorded through ‘ the courtesy of the hostess and the porosity of Fraulein Blankensteln find Miss Gibson of having such fine illustrations. Fraulein Blankensteln was trained in Germany by such orb into as IAly Mkmann. Frau Jeane-him p. and others of equal renown. She has “ s. powerful meas- soprano voice which . she uses with much dram‘atic- power , and taste. She is a most accomplish- 1 ed slugsr.‘ Miss Gibson’s accompani- ment is delightful. - . Preceding the regular work of the ‘ day reports from the Federation were heard. Mrs. Dexter Hitchcock, dele gates from the Woman's Club. sent a short account very happy in its com- . meat upon the sessions. Miss Plnne as secretory and tre‘asurer of ti) . special committee. announced that - there was ac onsiderable sum left from the subscription for expenses. Mrs. John Seymour, president of the club. read several most. enthusiastic letters of plsas’ant. thanks and congra- ll.,u1st_.ious oftosv cats. A . Alexei». Societ iAMATEUR sun-ruin. discus. Formed In The NorwsIks Last Night. ‘ With Hosdqugrgrs st Nutmeg u . . The Amateur Basketball League of -. the Norwalk! was ed isot’nighi , at the hesdou rs of the Nutmeg Club. corner Oi sin and Wall streets. 5 Norwalk. ‘ The league is to be comprised of four teams. the Nutmeg Club, the , Hal-strum School and West Ends. of Norwalk, and the Pastime, of East , Norwalk. , John Kline oi the Nutmog Club. was chosen president of the Association 1 and the managers 6f the four teams 7‘" will comprise the board of directors They are Brad Whiting, of the Harsh rom loam; George Bsrnes, of the Pas times: John McGratll. of the West Ends. and Edward Mchliiam, of the Nutmeg Club. A schedule of games has been pro . the sable being an arranged each m will play Ills two other ss. ‘Thz first game will occur New §esr's n igh at the Armory, when the Nutmeg Club will meet the Pastimes . The msson's schedule carries the games up to March 18th. At that time the teams having the highest percen- ilsgc will be declared the winner. The - league is to compete for a cup offered by the management of the Company I“ basketball team. ~, Hush interest is being taken in the league by the young amateur teams of the town and much good sport is look if ed forward to --"Ho who would roan well, must sow well": and he who would have a complete home should have a. phone. v - ~Sislghs st Luther bi. Wrisht‘s. MATINII WHIIT GLUI. The meeting of the Alstinee WhistN Club was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Csrl Assl list-strum. 0va sons roll o IPIPIIA. Hrs. I‘rsuhlin Bush. New Cutie, "a... it's. tumour“ , I fill belching. l trindlsvsryihing. but it helped hill l iooklirss sum,“ and one to solo. enroll a." “we?" and WW Basel tonight. Arlen all. sus- “Essa.” L.I. C. rickets iii . bers of rifles. KABULA l8 Gilli." 1‘ Sisyor, Bill Ilsoomlnends like to lieroy BRI DGEPORT, Dec. 14. win the \ Criminal Superior Court yesterday the jury found Prank arula guilty of manslaughter in s ooting Michael Po less. on May 25. last. The verdict was accompanied with a recommendation to mercy. Sentence was deferred until tomorrow; Judge Ralph Wheeler inti~ mated that be considered a Jail sour tonne sufficient. In asking for sens tense Assistant State Attorney Galen A. Carter said that if it were not. for the new comers in this country, the court would not be engaged onehalf the time. —-ARTI8TIO ENGRAVINO . Free on articles bought of Chas. H. Dliworth. Jeweler. ‘Open the bowels—~Dertt’s Little Early Risers are recommended and sold by The Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge Pharmacy. -Fresh Hams. 15c lb. Hayes’ Mkt. rlasr DAY PASSES . wuuour msonnsns Cardinal Richard, ls Awaiting , Expulsion. But Government Hopes its Will Go of Own Vo- llliou ' PARIS, Dec. 14.——'l‘he first day of the regime of the separation of Church and State having been passed without grave disorders, public- interest in the details of the continuance of the ntrugL gie is. already visibly flagging. It is now apparent that the resistance of the clergy will be purely passive and that there is no prospect of religious passions being aroused unless the churches are clofid and the govern ment therefore is resting of: ours and will continue to do so until lla- ment authorises the drastic museum which the Cabinet is preparing. in the meantime In this city, except in ten churches where legal applications were filed the police again took notes of infractions of the law at the mom- ing masses. Cardinal Richard (archbishop of Paris) is awaiting expulsion from th's' Episcopal mansion. The government, however desires to avoid meg the fill- ‘ neurones of force lntb . ‘ .o'ftbo ‘ nri who is inset health“ .is ‘ ethane he w ow days of his own volition. The Action, s violent Socialist organ, lodai made an attack on the govern- men undereated an absurd scars by calling attention to the fact that the Catholic gymnastic societies had num- There is not the slight- est evidence however, that armed re- sistance is contemplated, - —CLEAHANCE SALE OF MILLIN: ERY. Will sell for the balance of the sea- son. all hats at very low prices. MRS. A. ALTENBRANDT, 31 South Main St. So. Norwalk. —Fancy Table Apples. 30 and 40c doz. F‘. D. Lawton & Co. —Nullve Chickens. 16c. Bullery‘s, STATE FIREMEN MET. Honor Conform! Upon Choif Functi- er of New Haven. At the meeting of the State Fire Chiefs‘ club. held in Heubiien's ban- quet hall, at eleven o'clock yesterday morning. Chief R. S. Fancher. of New Haven. was elected as state secretary to succeed John Smith Jones. of West- port, who died on Noycmber lath. The chiefs had dinner. at two o ’.clock During the afternoon session the following resolution was adopted: "Resolved that insurance companies that insure in territory subject to un usual fire risks sense to expect con- psnsstlng rules on protected territory as is evidenced by claims made that Connecticut rules were raised to reim- burse them for their San Francisco's losses." Suitable resolutions were passed on n«Chisf Jonos‘ death. The following were ndmtted as new members: , Chief A. E. Winchester, of South Norwalk; es~Chlef G. A. Smith of Will- lingford. and Chief William C. Clark. of Nougatuck. E. C DeWItl I: Co. of Chicago. at whose laboratory Kodol is prepared. assure us that this remarkable diges- tsut and corrective for the stomach conforms fully to all provisions of the 1080!!” Pure Food and Drug Law. by The Cilodrd Pharmacy and The Bridge Pharmacy. . ~Psncy Table WonApples, so and file dos. P. 13.14 The last rehearsal of the Choral lla- ion before the Christmas moss is to be bold nest Sunday evening. Decem- ber 17. st Trinity Church is South Norwalk. The orchestra has been in. cmsed sud with tbs assistance of Iiiss A nos, Llltlslohn as am violinist will if even more than last your lo the musical sfsctimmoi the large short us. it is unusual that the orchestra ”.will be 1 next Monday evening. “and tbs the study or slivers! of the o may evening proved so stormy, uni-sum. it seems only fair to would-be mum to extend the series sis I id ‘ “as?” fixing: «a phase. of‘r unwind _ fury Finds Asslost Point's . selections will be Misplaced. its last p Motion for mothborshirio nestling: % «miss. when the lot will to illi- «. )4») 's. ‘ . ‘ hi i’ " Fire In iio‘s'rt III State Capital, sndihotoss, Will be Very large. diving to Heavy Stock of Christmas Goods . Being Destroyed v HARTFORD. Deb. li.—l<‘our stores in the heart of the business district were gutted by fire this morning and the loss will be large in View of the stock of furs and adventure that is destroyed. The fire broke out at 2:15 this morning in the collar of a build' lug, No 87 Pratt street. and quick ly spread to the adjoining stores. one of which is the Jewelry house of J. E,Grifflth which carried a big line of Christmas ware E. H Cook's for store was gutted, also the phonograph store of N. A. Sperry. Before the firemen could get the blaze under control the floors of the stores gave way and the flames spread to the upper sections After a hard fight the firemen got the upper band and checked the further spread of the flames. it is estimated that the loss by fire amounts to $28, 000, divided as follows: J. E. Griffith. 35, 000; N. A. Spem.f3.- 000; E. H. Cook 810, 000; Risley dz Fisher, linen goods 85 000; on the building. 85, 000. Several doetors. who had offices and rooms in the. burned block lost slightly as the rssutl of the fire ,a good part of their losses bolus caused by smoke. Several persons morning in the up- per floors were driven from their beds, but all escaped without injury. They were able to save most. of their effects. Fire broke out this morning in a tenement house, 205 Front street, dur- ing which a mother and her week old baby were rescued by the firemen. Au- othor woman, named Zimmerman. lumped from the second story, but Ins not injured and while the excite- meat was at its height thirty chickens that were apparently harbored in the house were carried out The tone- Mt Where the tire broke out was oc- applied!“ by A‘. Epstein and family and him Epstain and her child that were rescued. WINSTED, Dec. li.—-—Hot coals in a woodst near the home of J. denhaussr. in Colebrooll River surly TWIC- which about cost elves of Mr. Dudonhauser his wife and child. Neighbors saw flames burst ing from the bonus and rushed to in- form the occupants. Who escaped from the burning building with no time to spare. They fled from the house in their nightclotlllng and saved nothing. The loss is estimated at 83,500: per tislly covered by insurance. éDnnclng tonight, Arlen Hall, aus- pices of U. S, V. L, S. C. Tickets 25 cents a person. —-Look for A. Stuil's ad. East Nor- walk page. SHERMAN COUNCIL OFFICERI. m Attorney Georg; H. Vosburg Chosen spent. The annual election of oilicors of Sherman Council Royal Arcanum. was [held- last evening and resulted as fol- owe- Representative—John W, Pierce. AllernaW—Dr. W. L. Weed. Regent-George if. Vosburgh. Vice Regent—Howard Invades. Past Regent—Frederick Benedict. Crstor—W. F.-Hoyt.‘ Chaplain-Edwiu 'i‘. Buuden. Guide-Frsdsrick E. Raymond. Collector—J. Elnory Stevens. Treasursr~0eorgs li‘. Baal-so. Representative for three years-— Enoch Bowen. it was voted to install the officers at the first meeting In January. at which time Past Grand Regent W. S. Hatllleld. of Bridgeport, will be pres- on . v «Fresh Shoulders. 12¢. Buttsry's. George Monroe and his stumble. euro rounded by a strong and well balanced company. presented The Time of Your Life to a thoroughly well pleased and lease st Hoyt's Theatre. last night. Mr. onroc In the dual role of llrs. Mscflrudss and Owen Moore was Ir- nssistsbly funny and was vigorously sop lauded. Cloris Dare deserves un- limited credit for her accepted work In the role of Mrs. Gsyfsstbsrs. cousin. cling that she was ill and required the services of a physician a short time be- fore the rise of the curtain. The songs of the various members of the compsily were exceedingly well tendon ed an received numerous snccrss. it is safe to assume that. the efforts of the entire company were thoroughly appreciated by the entire sudlsnos. W wllgin Butler. filo lb. 1“. D. is. A Co. W The «plain of u burn at the It. George In Norwalk. has been having s pisse- out time for several om. ills craft is on Ills‘l bottom of the harbor. but not- withs dim" he retains his At high sthls morn- lruhs‘ ‘gi'd own was ltust above water. a worry be m» porosity. for s merry coin «:33. recessed pundits tbssbimhsy of his cabin stove while be no preparing though two-thirds of the chorus were breakfast. W “Scull. 10c. Buttery's. if you have a minute to spare read «add we too; 'tl A. Dun - ing the arrangements for s deuce giv- Pulp and Paper Cmnpsny dock All“ sessions! “I tic Shrinemf . prerogatives Mn last eventing $100 as Oh. the hospi is “a Haven. Dunbar-plum! ' which cities are included the Jurisdiction of the Bridgeport rips. Each hospiv tsi will receive $1 The action is in the session includl 50 from New lisv scales of the sun ing and John LL. ed by s. reelectlo tootsie. ‘. ..,. l The officers bisctod were: Chief rabbnn. I35 will assistant Chief Louis P. sat; high priest and prophet John otter; orientsll guide. Dr. A.H .H t; treasurer,W liam H. “it , er, E. wart Sumner,“ bet to imperial council at Les Cal” next May, illustrious Pots filwlcy, County Health Oilicsr Ell-loodisy. of" "New Haven, and James Parlor of Danbury, W A Durant. of, New Haven. The semi annual Wilma! session will take place in New listen on Tues day evening. Dispatcher 18. when a class of 70 candidates will he assist- ed in divers ways across the hot sands of the dessert. Two come! from the circus winter uusrlsrs will assist in the work Sphinx Temple's brass band of Hartford will furnish the music. After the meeting turnout of- town mem- bars were entertained at the Algon- quin club W A DDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS -—v~ Cash sale for Stun-day. Special inducements at Dibble’si Grocery. For chopped and tracked hands gel Dertt's Witch H Salve. Sold by The Clifford Pharma and The Bridge Pharmacy. - * ° The bi four» dd schooner Judge Pennwcl. which noboim discharging a cargo of pine which she brought from Cbariest South Carolina at the Hubbell,.Hsllmlndnands1l lzum- be! Company dock in Norwalk, left the harbor this morning, The Psnnwell is one of the largest craft that over entered the upper hsl'bor. It is said that she will tabs 0 a curse of sand in New‘l‘dersoyl-for raid d ftgwu the oc- Ibusiness meet Icy; was honor- illustrious po Read the ad. What. Adam ate, not what he drank, Was be from libien's garden drives. 0. what a difference there now would be. if he had taken Rocky Mountain Tea. Plaisted‘s Drug Store, Lincoln Council. No. 24. 0. U. A. M.. will hold their regular meeting tonight. to which all the members are request- ed to be present. The third degree will be conferred on the candidates. after which a ihomugfr‘rehosrssi of the degree team will take place. complet- en by the degree team of the council on December”, when an exhibition drill will be given. All the team is especially requested to b present. —-Turkoys. 25c. Buttsry's. if you want to dress well try Sol- leck & Price's clothing. Their ad. will tell yo unit about them. Basketball enthusiasts of The Nor- walks are looking forward with inter- eat to the game. Monday night at the armory. between Company l‘ and Man- hattan College. This college team was defeated last year by the F‘ live but the New York collsglsns claim to have a stronger team this your. The pro- limisry gums should also be worth seeing. The Hsrstronl School team will meet the Trinity Cadets. There will be dancing after the games. --Elgln Butter. 30c lb. 1". D. 1.. & Co. Court Narruk, F'. of A.. held their regular fortnightly meeting last night. and initiated three candidates, sad so- iicstions were read from four others. 0 msnllmrs are all bustling to make their coming annual bsli even a great or success than last year's. and from the number of tickets already sold. they are certainly going to eclipse that event «All styles of Stiff lists, O'Brien. The friends who have so anxiously watched by the bedside of Airs. Tracy 1) Warren who is still in s hotel oi. South Norwalk. have been rewarded for their faithfulness by s promise that she will be able to be taken to her home in Bridgeport about Cbrlob msa. liar gain is slow but it seems most encouraging. Neckwesr for Xmas at Joseph Ds vis‘s. flood the ad Cs lsin N. blush. of the barge Ris- ing tar, uniosdlng It the ysrdsof Bilbo l lanes. in Norwalk, bad so out auto accident this mill-slut. though his Inluriss misfit cull V have resulted more seriously. The scsptsin tl-uckbyss rosbuckst on the mechanical unloading device and fir lilbsldwis, who sssmlnsd bile. found I broken rib Isulrdsy mclsls st the Public Ilsrllst are money savers. flood the Matteo D'lirsc. who some weeks ago Jewelry bargains at A. Tarlov's “d ,0 Wslllloursild a..." find iissr Iy Gained a tap, When :1. Split uncured and it Was Not Allowed Thom NEW, YORK Doc. 14. -Tlle contes- tants in the six day bicycle race were grinding out laps in a mechanical manner at 7 a. 111.. today after an eventful night. The positions. how- ever were unchansed. according to the scorers. although many of the specta- tors believed Stoi and George had been lapped after a sensational sprint at 8 a. m. This spurt. as have been so many during the race. was started by the Walthour-Bedell team. it was the longest of any that has yet occur- Sig rod. lasting sixteen minutes. Waithour and Bedeli. matting un- der the decision rendered an hour ear- lier, when a spill robbed them of a lap that they had nearly won. started out at a mad pace that kept the riders bent over their handle bars to do their best and kept the spectators in a continual roar of cheers and excite- ment Relieving each other at every few laps. Walthour and Bede]! kept. going at their best space and forced the other riders to call on their part cars for help and relief. been Geor- get and Stol whose partners had been hurt in til espill at 2, were the only riders who could not get relief and they had to bear the brunt of the fight for their teams. it was killing work and they finally tagged to such n ex' font that it was thought they h loot u. lsp when the sprint, after continu- ing for 18 minutes was suspended. The score. however, when it was hung out at 4 o 'clock, showed no change. Bedell and Walthour are in good shape and they have promised to make the race interesting for the others be- fore the day is out. They protested earnestly early today when, Just as they seemed to be about to gain a lap, li‘oglcr fell, causing a spill and causing the red flag to be hung out. which indi- cated that the Waithour-Bedsll gain would not count. The riders claim- t'd that the fall occurred purposely in order to block their gain and for a time they refused to ridelngsln until something was done. They were even- tually nppeased and the race. which had been delayed an hour was resum. t Fogler 1.728- -6; Danderslu- Score at 7 s. m.. ‘— 6; Downey- Moran. 1.7 , vit- Stol, 1.7234. MacDonald Coffey, 1,- 723.6: Metiilng- Logan, 1. m 6; Hopper Downing. i,;723~ll Ruttiblacfarland.1.- 728 ii; PryeClarkc. l',~;7238 Georget- Georgei. 1,723-6; Walthour-Bcdeii, 1.- 723-5; Breton~Samuelsom 1-.723-5; Gai- vin Wiley. 1323-3. The record for the 108 hour is 1.998 miles and 6 laps, made by Miller and Water in 1899. The score of the nine leading teams at 10 a m., was 1.751 miles and 2 laps. Walthour and Bedsll and Breton and Samuelson were still a lap behind the leaders and Galvin and Wiley had so vered 1.760 miles. ii laps. An organised movement in which nearly all of the riders island as a pro- test against the rulings of the judges in refusing to mark up the laps which some of the riders declare were fairly won, was begun today. The men do ciars that they have been unfairly treated and that they will do no more real work until the management make some arrangement by which their sf- forts will be properly recognised and their plans recorded. Soon after this agreement was reached among the men. the pace decreased to the mini- mum, and the race developed into a slow and uninteresting procession. Arm in arm. members of rival teams pedslcd slowly along the level floor at the base of the bowl tending the morning papers and loking with one another. .___.._......._... ——Comploto line of toys, dolls. games skates sleds etc. at H R. Bulklsy' s. 52 solid. Main sorbet. OIITUARY IICORO. FUNERAL 01" JOHN- woman The funeral of the into John bic- Grsw. of Westport. was held yesterday afternoon at 1 o’clock from the home of his daughter Nos. Frank Wsksmsn Rev. Kenneth McKenzie officiated and tile interment was In Five bills River Cemetery. A number of Count Nor- walk people attended the funeral. NIW CUM POI! IPILIPIY. J. B, Waterman. of Wetsrtcwn. 0.. rural free delivery writes: "My duughtsr. silliclod for years with spi- lopsy, was cured by Dr. King's New Life Pills. She has not “Bus so stuck will" over quilt,” gii tool pills scours so 0 v c on curih. Islic “gaunt-“s,” Norwalk. sud E.’ P. “Wood‘s. Norwalk. drug stores. «WATIIMAN AOUNTAIN Pens. at W. P. Burs’. W "MALI Wi'l'lAGll‘i'I mus. lDNDCN Doc. limit" of the is male sulrllglsis srrsslecsmr attempt ing to hold 3 insulin Mitts them clues-cl Parliament list slob“. . result- ing in so exciting scuffle thihs ed the rivli of "basil hl‘ohlollbsrdgdlw.miirs. ”sealants mutual. flora. wb‘l‘shfiswgod in“ tows. urn ’ or s Mom ill unit is Deputy about, John W. licollsy, view“ was lilll ”unload“ ills was assistsnowmstihlouihlfm MM Aw tiles, were maimed sl ll police court today and were unissued, to pay films but ms or in default misfits lull . fortnnfoiiillkll bl‘ollowi mpg unbounibswoinsuoleclsdlooo prison. Take a trip through Toyisud at the M M ll! M. ‘ avail itself of the denatured alcohol secured Sumo st , bums, and $300. Indian Territory HUSKOGEEI '1‘.. Dec li.-—News has reached here of the robbery of the Bank of Manual. T., thirty miles from here. Wednesday. The safe in the bank was blown open and all the 'monsy in the bank at the time. 3800. secured. The robbers escaped WNEE. Okla. Dec. 14. ---The AsherA State Bank. at Author's a small town in the southern part of Fellows icmis County. was robbed yesterday. The sale was almost totally destroyed. the building joining b uldings was damaged by pieces of safe being blown through ‘ in several places. The loss is between 82, 600 and 33. 000 There are no clues to the party. —-WA'1'ERMAN IDEAL FOUNTAIN Pens at W. P. Besrs' stationery stores, 49 Wall St, Norwalk. and ii South Main St. South Norwalkr —._.. -—Lstest style Stiff Hats. O'Brien. 3. A. EDDY ENTERS . on His uswounss As inspector Under the bench and Alcohol Ash—Greatly Benefits list industry Samuel A. Eddy. of Canaan, who was on Saturday appointed inspector in the internal revenue department under the denatured alcohol act. got the of- ficial notification of his appointment on Tuesday and entered upon his du- ties Wednesday His work will be in the internal re- venue collection district in Connec- ticut, comprising the states of Con- necticut and Rhode island. Mr. Eddy‘s appointment was made by the internal revenue commissioner upon the recom- mendation of Congressman E J. Hill of the Fourth District. who had a pro- minent part in the passage of the new law and who with Internal Revenue Commissioner John W. Yerkes went abroad and investigated the free dens.- lnrod alcohol regulations of Great Bri- tain. France. and Germany. which countries are making the most liberal regulations to extend the use of the new fuel The hat industry which is prominent in the business of Congressman Hill's distrlpl. is already taking steps to act. which goes into effect on January 1. The centers of this Industry in this state are at Dsnbury. Be South Norwalk and New Milo These hat'manuiacturera are the larg- est consumers of wood alcohol. in Connecticut at present and It is ex- pected that they will, at first certainly be the largest consumers of denatur- ed alcohol. The alcohol used .in the stiffening in hole is recovered and us- ed again and the recovering and re- densturing will be done under govern- ment inspection The purpose .of the new law is to permit the withdrawal m" from bond, untaxed. of distilled spirits for the purpose of denaturing. Mr. Eddy, the new inspector. who is well known in this state, is the presi- dent of the Connecticut commission for the Jamestown exposition. He has been clerk of the Senate and House and has already had a federal appoint- ment, serving as superintendent of the census of 1900 for nusctian He was foreign years Republican State Central :lgommlltee. —-lsook at our upright pianos, $135 up. We are closing them out 1". E. Lockwood S 00., Norwalk —~l.ooll for A. Slull's ad. East Nur- wslk page. TRY TO SETTLE HARTFORD ITIIKI. NEW HARTFORD, Dec. ii.—-The oillcsrs of the Cilspin- Stevens Com- pany will meet a representative of the striking rule makers next week when so effort will be made to settle the strike there. WANTED WANTlm—W'OIIAN T0 no I'll iiy washing and ironing at the house. as Sosview Ave. East Norwalk. did it WANTlD—A COHPETENT Gilli. for general housework. Apply to Mrs. C. W Bell Dsrion. all at WIAN'I‘ID—A GIRL PCB GENERAL housework Apply to Mrs Dunn No. a Belts Place. East Norwalk dli ll. , WANT.DP.-idllvh’l‘lfl‘lj Xi‘MOHII‘Nf operators. A w 9 euro as. ,. ,0 Corset Co. had it WANTlm-A'l‘ ONCE, lo YOUNG woolen: canvassing sud stars work. Apply 0 o’clock. Sperry & Hutchinson Cm, Ii Washington It. .dii It “guild A»... CEHITERIEI. Iii/will” clumsy. NCib‘ motifs walk. Invest? 1|an not: a suit fil.‘ it is ideal. s lot while you no silvgmA: lily to learns W Vombass. depot-is madam was wrecked and the ad— . Baltimore slut Iilllc company! Takes Adiillii Addluti Illlly port of Perishllile Freight, PITTSBCEG. Pa... Dec. “lb—Wit will probably result in a lively light between Freight o association territory and the Pittsburg com lesion merchants has been storied the [plop—Stats Commerce Commission will be asked to settle the controversy. unless con cessions are made by the rulllloads yesterday notified the ' commission men in this vicinity that hereafter they must pay in advance all freight rates on perishable goods. The dealers In this class of goods‘ assert that this demand is unfair and an appeal will be made to the inter-State Commer- ce Commission for some relief. The Baltimore dv. Ohio is the only railroad in Pittsbu any such action so or. bill it is said simiillr demands will be made by every road in the central ten-it cordance with a ruling o ‘ ' Freight Traffic Association cent meeting in Chicago —-Phonograpll record cabinets, hold from 100 to 250 records. F. E. book- wood S 00., Norwalk. “'— JAPANEOE, COMMANDER HURT. Gsnsrsl ngo Who Captured Port An- thur. Thrown From Horse. TOK10,Dec. 14.—GenerslNogi. the Japanese commander. who captured Port Arthur, was thrown from his horse today while returning home from the palace. ‘He fell on his hand and became unconscious. His condi- tion arouses apprehension. m—w— ‘~ Xmas turkeys and Xmas trees at J. W. Dodge's. Head til sad. —-Gillete Safety F. E. Lockwood I: 00.“ and Blades. orwolk. wounded his 9"? tor. sndtilon tation nearxAn 111118” Thomas mar age cause: "i sill heavily debt and cannot lead you into mlsio’r- tuns. Both of us will dlfs together.” -Musicai dolls at H R. Bulklsy's. --—-—---—--—-—.m_._ m LOST. LOST-ON THURSDAY. 1N NOE walk or South Norwalk, roll or 86 bills containing :30. Five dollal's reward for return to Sentinel odioe.d14 1t "business notions. MRI. ANNIE M. HAY If SOUTH Main St. South Norwsl'k‘.‘ Shampoo- .ng. hair curling and sings mug electric- al scalp treatment; fsc sssagsu lpeclalty. Use Cucumber Cream for A line complexion. Call for free treat- ncnt. Superduous hair and blemishes all? “finale; Coul- ....,..... ‘emoved without pain. Consultation roe. J. A. HUDOIH. FRACTION: ‘cinlsr, Paper Hsngor and Decorator. intimates submitted. scam... 2 Multi- Ion St. Telephone “11.00“. ELIOTIO PLAYING 0F Alt]. tindl.01idiud copper. brass and lleOi. bronse. old gold. gull sis! and Iinck yacht trimmiull: Did rs' sup dies and chandeliers. blow] and an. omcblls trimmings sod is wsrs. i. Scam A: Son.“ Valor It. Tel. It” ' m slim: W" .- H...- We Iron ”Lb-romeo” wean. W. J. Duryes,South Norwflk. on It FOR CALI—CHEAP. ONE OF THE best paying saloons in Stamford. no. lag first class business. Good on open tunlty for one wishingto purchase business. Sickness reason for selling inquire E. Barbsno. as- 87 Pscldo Sb. 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