1111.1 eyesore.
119119199} . fliieugne oil the city
5111111111111 11‘ circular urg-
19 his or her Christ
lino what. the rush of into
hopping 1118an to the
holiday
ltll dread; '
, news you at the
.11 01,113.11. 1111
senson-to
odd 41 obese 1119.100 exhaust
4 . h It cheer.
.; and errand boys
midnight or 111191 do
hunger. cold
”111
you Lwlillu: that 011113111111
1119111 such hstdship to 1111.1
‘ 111 you buy your Christmas pleas
1 r9
Ibel scason and early in the
no poslpono buying yotn'(‘h1'lst-
do or 11411111 the last moment.
tlsé ht article for Christmas
ll' placed on or before, Ile-
tnld that they will assure
ot’ the goods deiivmcd.
Ruthie year are udvertls
ms for 111 udvnncoV ot the
ate 9:11p 1‘01 their employees.
'ths workers is it not
0. show them iniVelll
l'i‘slderation'.’ :
wish them a merry (‘hr,lstmns
4111‘ by shopping! 11111111.; Do-
The Stamford Range is fitted
with a cast-iron conscience. It 9
9 has bartl and fast rules at bc~
havior, and there are veVrv View
people at large who are stppul
enough ((1 force it own so slight-
I_v 110111 its path of rcctltudc.
.Try it.
GOVERNOR TO GO TO' 'FAIR.‘
m
Btat to b9 .39 re snt9 9t 899tt9le Ex-
9 266:1an q I
Samuel Eddy. 1111116; the Connecti-
went 11111111111111.1111 to‘the Jamestown ex.
919111111611, in speaking recently 11110 i
he exposition In Hostile. Washin}E
top. which starts In June satd ,‘th'e
state Ill Connecticut 11119” 19111er to
degree 11s in Jamestown.
1 ' ‘Ni‘ho Inst legislation“ turned down
a proposed appropriation for the Seat:
tie exposition," said Mr Eddy. ‘ "-I snp- '
pose It was though the exposition "w'ns
l'oo {1119' any to make such a repre- I
‘scnt lion as was made at Jamestown.
Vér likely. hdwever‘, our manufactur-
,1 our will be represented at this newost
99111163111011 It is probable the govern
1141111111 hi all will 36,110 as to give the
96111110 mo recognitidn there. as the
state has been oiliciully invited. ’I‘lic'
legislature may do something to have
" be state r'eplescnted 111 this comihg
111111110an It is most too late Iii do
tsreut dent. When‘ down at, 5111111111-
bwn I met some (11‘ the oiliclnis of the
lionttle {19111, and from what] 1141911111111.
111'an no (Iopbt that. they will have n
"5111' creditable' exposition. " ‘ ‘ 4
such cost ‘01 thé 19111 holiday
can help prevent It' by buying '
deniers. in order to‘
- tom Is the prescribed width for a no
'1! an
,sza 1111 111111111111 11111 I 13111191
BOY BURNED To A CRISP.
HARTFORD, Dec. 11.—4151111111111;
from a shopping trip Iaté 11119-11115-
noon 8. terrible sight. greeted the eyes
or Mrs. Leone Willa19d,.ol 53 Liberty
st1eet.whcn she saw her tour y'eur
old son.A11tlrew, lying unconscious
on the floor of the kitchen. burned ale
most to a crisp. The child lived'but
a few minutes nIlVIer urrlvin at St.
Fr'ancls Itospitul.’ ‘and the p1ysiclnns
say that It was cm1 of the worst cases
over broughtainto the hospital. It'ls
not known how tin.- child‘s
caught tire whether it was plsvin-
mound the hot. kitchen stove or 1111
got hold of some matches in some
way.
tVerl-‘n '211
Gold Medal 1‘ 10111 is best for pastry.
link-rural:
Two and two thirds yards at the bot-
main a ski
. .HlVgpl
1‘ ‘1? I “if.
c4” éh'far
tit
391111665
Iiilry 1111.1
4116511111 at 8 o'clock.
lnt's sun Orchestra.-
' pressed may. shot).
me (i
19:11:11?
I?"
31611511:
Waitr-
in an effort. 'to
2505111111
1111.91: DEG 4TH. 1908.
.55 cu".
2'5 on.
(11911111911 111:6 alibi tot
4‘ ' 1111dc1 the teaching or the head or the
W414} «11111
111de return:
(Jot-1N AN'D EMMA.)
sic MUSICAL CQMEDY
50-813. 441131-50
111.1 11'} 11th
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How's THEATRE
THURSDAY, FRIDAY ANQ sVA'rus
" DAY, DEC. 3.14.5. .4
MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY.
Vaudeville and Pictures
. Special Features .V
AUSTIN WALSH. '
"The Tall Tickle Talker."
In upto date Nonsense. :
11.1.41. MARTIN, '4
“The Arlstoc‘rat.- ‘ -'
‘ 9 THE COMEDY S‘K T.
1111111111 thted
(T111: 3550'
4811111111 1.1111141. 4131.11 11.11.11. .1
' '61»
be 14111111119111.1111 but not in so large n M
clothing .
9 vans. possesses some of the newspu
' per Instinct or new I'nther.
. sketch for the Advocate.
4 “the p' ’ t's' fl:6m‘ whichV we suitor in the
of years past. so that the tax rate has
~4 boon1 high ‘
‘ ‘Incontiuprlaeglslslure Asking‘Each
Io Voic'l'ér 01111111111111 '
v.’
'ew Haven, ,who recently ré'turhe‘d
roni Washington where he was to
conference with Cooar'essmn nt-illl and
several other prominent publloan
leaders, has sent a personal letter to
ever m'nmbur at the. Idoothlhg legisla-
111,111, urging them to vote for Con-
ares nun liill tor 111111.111 States sens
tor“ preceding 11 rank 13 BrandtISee.
whose term expires in march.
1111911111014 ilulterworth said yesterday
alternoon Ihat It the membets or the
’iegislaturo noted upon the will or the
people, Mr. Hill will be elected by a
flood majority. ile.suld that Mr. tiill
Is very closely in touch with the ad-
ministration. and wohid be a pawn 111
upper house, at Washington. On
other 11111111. Mr Brendegce did not
layer the nomination of Mr ’I‘ni‘t and
thefiepnbllcnns ol‘ the state shownd
how they felt by not sending either Mr.
111-1111111111.... or Mr 1311lkeiey to the 0111
cut: convention.
“There is no harm " said Mr. Butter
worth “in net. being in hurmon with
the administration, but when unnec-
tiout has so expressed its upprornl of
r; Roosevelt 11d Mr. ’I‘ol‘t as 111 the
last election. this state. should be tep-
resented by some one 111' the senate
w'ho Would 111,1. in sylnpathy‘with 'the
policies of the administration. Mr.
Hill would he." The lettex follows:
Nov. 30, 1908.
Dear Sim—I write you 111 reference
to the candidacy of 141011.112. 1.11111 for
the United States senate
1 Through his‘ years or selvlce. Mr.
Hill has. by his ability conscientious
Industry and experience instilled the
belief that it elected to the United
States senate. he. will represent us
with credit to the state. and to the
distinct advantage and benefit of both
the state and the counry. '
It is important to the material 1114
lumen; of tile'state that is representa-
tive in the United States senate should
be a man of Influence, 11nd Mr. Hill's
abilities have won him sniniluontial
ponitlon in Washington. which is
streilgthoncd by his being in harmony
with the present and next udminislru
11011. The {act is or especial Import-
ance i’ol' Ille'rmison that the people
or the country and 01 this state have
by their vote sttongly testified their
belts: In the principles or hot Pr-esi
dent Roosevelt and Preside telnet
'i.‘e.1'l.. and their desire that those prln
clples be. upheld b1 substantial sup
port in congress.
For the above 111cnlioned reasons, I
hope you will vote for Mr. Hill.
IVl’ours very tryui
RXNKV S. BU'IVI‘EIVIWOIITII.
FILES CURED IN 6 T014 DAYS. .
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
1111111 any case or itching, 113111111 Bleed
ing‘ or I’rotrudlng Plies 111 13 to 14 days
111' money roiundod. 501:.
FQBVMER DANBURY'GIVRL.
H99 Seen Seriously III In Hospital In
Havana. '
The following paragraphs from the
Stamford Advoontc rohtte to 11 Iormel
Itld'gcticld girl who 11191111 many triends
and acquaintances here:
“Miss Mildred F}. White daughter of
MI and Mrs. W.A A..White of 116 Myr
Ile “avenue who is a governess in the
family of Senor Don Regine 'i‘ruilln
iiu 'Vaides the Russian consul In Ila
She at
tended the celebration or St. Cristo
iihl‘s day 111' Havana and. writes a
"Miss Mildied E. White daughter or
1.11111111- Edlior White who has been
sorIo’VuSIy ili' 111 the Hospital Los A111
1111193, 1111111411111. Cuba. has entiiely re.
covered and has returned to her home.
111 513111111910. 9 suburb of Havana. Du1
1115 me period of her convalescence.
‘11Iolog9ic1'1i laboratory at the hospital
sho‘ made a study of mosquitoes, and
when she comes to Stamford on her
vacation next summer she will be able
to tell the Advocate something about
. J'o mosesse m usr '1
.. It ..
Har'nden Property Being R9 Assessed
~ an ngher' Rate.
Property in iteration is being re-
assessed by town othbsrs and it is
probable that the tax list will be about
oue'gthil'd 111311131 this year than it has
been in some time.4
Prosecuting Attorney Charles F.
Cinrlri stated? 41111:: morning that prop
ent'y'iu'ts been assessed 6?th two
thirds of its real flv'slue for a; number
..
.4 Rhougli only 12511E mills:
111111 your :11:4 was 14% last year, 111111
1111111 even been up as high“ as 15 mills.
Mr. Clark ’stntes that. it 11111 prob
11ny not he over 8 mills next yedr‘
M111 meeting or the school board‘ In
llamdon last night, the Mil Cultist
building committee reported- that $520:
exceeding misappropriation made 101144
(1 11111111111: last spring) hsd'hedn‘ usell
so the board at nuance will be sslt'e‘d
[or {mother appropriation The 111'1‘1‘1113l
riot I
nelc'lrbort; attrmtcdl‘to the' scene
pistol shots. roughed the homoer- rs
lulled. a boarder, 1111111: Accord
111‘: 110' Shoriey's stiltemen‘th 1119;111:111
t‘NI‘ille :iim'lmntuh B
it‘d son Spirals
last spring).
LATEST some
TRA'I‘BI?
at, 91119
THE
4 11.1.us.
.. Senator Frank S. Butterwo'rih, ol
iIOYT’S THEATRE
Not much tome can no 111119191 01‘
In: his vaudeville company and
moving pictures that will hold the
manic at 9llov‘t a Theatre lor three
lays 'I‘hn sday Friday and Sutur
1111' ot' the week. with Saturday
nntinee. This company is headed
.ty a headline vaudeville actor. .Ans~
.111 Walsh. who doesn‘t need a new
ntroducllon lo the theatre-going
1110111141 or The Norw'nllts. us he. made
1 decided hit when here last sea
1011.11’11911 the western cities sec.
\ustlu Walsh billed to come. 11.1,
it 1111 and take notice and as). "I
.111 glad the tall man from the East
:1 going to be with us again to
unite us laugh and forget our Iron-
1.11. So if anybody wants a good
augh just come In Iioyt‘s Theatre.
I‘h111'sdav.i1‘1ldnr or Sutnr'doy and
mo 11 show worth tbcwlpouqs and
10 away pleased The thrill he the
cry latest moving pic urea shown
1111! the most populahsongs Illus-
rnted and sung b1 the popular ludy
.lngcr. Miss Estelle . other. of
1011111 Norwulk. Spec at matinee
111111111111 1112.1.1; evening at 811.1.
’1lces that will r1111ch.ev91'yone~
0 and 20 cents."
EAGLES' HALL.
The lltth annual ball or the Fra-
ernnl Order of l‘ ugles will be held
11 the Town Assembly Hall. Nor
walk Friday evening. necsmbcr i.
t‘he music will be. furnished by
I‘llat’s full orchestra. fi‘here. are to
1e six prizes awarded. as follows:
1‘01' the best dressed lady, the best
.rossed gentleman. the most comi-
zaiiy dressed gentleman. the most
:omicnily dressed Indy. the best
group of live and the best couple.
I‘ho committee reserves the right.
0 reject all objectionable persons.
I‘he'tlckcts are 5011 1’01" gentlemen
1nd 25c for ladies.
‘— '
I\RNQLD RRIN'I' WORKS REORGAN
152 D
9 BENNINGTON. v.1 Dec. 2.-——What,
was expected to bc‘ the last stage be-
1:11; the formal not of reorganization
1f the properties 'allled to the Arnold
’rint Works. of Notth Adams Mass.
‘ook place‘in the county court house
tore today. with the offering (or sale
11; public auction or the North Pawn-
Ill 111111111101 11113 Company or North
Pownull T11 Arnold Print Works
he Wliiionistown Mariutncttirinit,r Com.
1and 11111! the 1111111111111 of the Gallup
...- ... . 1..
ate the hands or joint receiver's In
10111111011 with the
"Ilmp‘s‘ny last fall were dispelled of
1911.. auction In Plttstloi6.Mass.;yeste1--
iay’, to a committee or creditors, tor
'1' total sum of; $2 550 111111. It was stip-
‘il'tttetl 111‘ the' court’s decree 111111101412-
4.4 (or the propel ty
..._~__._._.9;9_~__
.CJ-iARGED VITHTNEGLECTING on
v
BOSTON, Dec 2.—F‘Irst Lleut. Ed-
ward Gottlieb,1egmded as one or the
heat electrical experts In the United
totes Army. 11110 was arréste'd
. ew York on September 2951111111 be
14. 'r 4 44 1 4'
REVENQVIIJsE, Miss" DBG’ZWWIdeh if:
" "64.00“ SHOES mm“
“soon .31." 1111416911111.
1nd Houghton (301111191112 which Went.
Nerlh Pownall'
111‘: the salt; or the piop‘erty that no
,311m under $160,000 should be. accept- . .
IV
thrush?"
Bridgeport Advertisements.
A‘EI'V “Eamon-fill.
D M Read Co.
MIMI! 4W
141'
V The Storé is rapidly assuming an air of Christmns and
Holiday time. The various departments are ready. Nnt only
are there lmmepse lines in regular merchandise, but there
are thbbsands of distinctive novelties, thing; beautilul and
unique which are destined to make highly treasgred glits.VV '
Table Novelties in Silver
4\11 entirely new collection of Si 14114912191:ch contains
I 11st.111l t. ups, liennpots, "Rabbit" and (lysthr Dishes of the
smooth brown earthen“ arc with white linings .111 111 holders
of beautiful pierced silvnc 111th are also 81' 11k Planks,
'l'ravs. Hut Bowls Horseradish Cups and liar 11; Due 11911.4
:III' 111 9111011 ed silver. with such larger piet"cs as Sandwich
'I’Iatcs. Syphon Bottles and Whiskey Jugs.
011 the center counter in the China Store.
Dainty Lingerie Garments
The most alluringr of French Naiusook ("lawns has :1
pink rosebutl, deftly made of ribbon. on the left shoulder.
From it depend narrow 1.1111191111110111. ' This ($0va is :1 mar—
vt'l of lovely lace and lint- embroidery.
French Gowns and Chemises of line slicer Nainsook
have hand embroidery. not elaborate (It-signs. but simple and
pcrfcctlv (lone. -
will. '
3%
rice I: stain on bbtto 41.11.: No
5:14.111.de rrlurirrly. nlng uelroe.
nooooms. 11101111111111. mm The “Trinity" Underwear 1s populai with women who
do not like 111 110211 many garments. ()nc ganncnt inclhtles
three pieces.
A decided novelty 15 the “Sheathbocker. ” It' 1.»: a corset
4101 c1 brussicrc and 1.111cltcrl1ocltcrs 111 one and does away
with cltetilise and short petticoat. In ensures the perfect lit '
of I mpirc and Directoire gowns. ' l
A Combination of Princess Corset Cover and Long P91— 1
ticoat in lawn is also to wear with Dhcctoiro gowns. I
.\ vc1y attractive line of Matched Pieces in sets for
lrosscaux is shown.
At the Undermuslin Section.
9 on
That Engraving (liter really might include two prcs- ‘.
cuts. Cards for one person and Monogram Paper for an-
. other. Stop at the Stationery Section and see about it.
On our SAMPLE WAIS'I‘S and BRpKEN lL'INES we have made
V SPECIAL PRICES that will be found altrnctivé. ‘
SALE PRICE ............. . ......... 50¢ sod 15c Regular Price‘ $1.00"
' SALE PRICE .......................... 1.2.791; Regular Price $1.25
SALE PRICE_ ..... ' ................... . ..... 95's Regular Price. $1.50
SALE PRICE .... ........... .... . $1.19 Regular Price $2011
SIMILAR REDUCTIONS IN HIGHER PRICED WAVIVBTS.
" Wash Fabrics
To make room for Holiday Goods we have inane Special Prices on
Broken Lines of Wash: Goods. consisting of WHITE GOODS PLAIDS
and PLAIN? MIXTURES ‘
Bargains in Other Lines
role a' court martini here today.
lcharged with the elnbez'zl'eme‘nt of
funds neglect of dutér desertlon and
‘other Irregularitles. be sitting here
is a continuation of that recently held
in New York Lieut. Gottiieb was or
rested In New York, after an absence
or some time from this city, where he
had been stationed on an unattached 4 ‘
duty perfecting an electrical controh
ler‘ for 1111mm Ines And other devices
in connection with the electrifying of
coast defenses.
...... .. ...
-..—
_ glen St, South Norwalk.
“Telephone 446.
m
INDICTED FOR KILLING NEGRO. ‘é
NEW ROADS. 1.11.. Dec. 1~F9lve
prominlent men were indicted here yea~ p.
terday on the charge 01’ klilin'g' 111.11.. “
Hawkins, a negro. near 11101311111111,
1.11.,Several weeks ago. 'They'are. E
C Henderson. Robert Reynol9ds.4.l)r
Alexander Gore. Rpglllio Dawson tutti
Charles Dawson.
" You Want to 'got dumages. I cups-
pose,‘.’ said the lawyer to Whom Mrs.
Donovan’s husband had escorted" 1161
utter she and Mrs. Lonny indulged In
a little dlifel'snce oi opinin 4.34
' “Damages!" echoed 11:1. Donovan
shriliy “Haven? t I got damages enough
naiready? What I‘m alter is satisfac-
tlm:.'Youtl1' a Companion. ' 1
WW.- '
Bo ton~‘-.‘And' that 11111111111111
acclaim.- pure she 100115.511”
1141111th t'VV 4
DOV! “a.”
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