“wa rooms in Railroad avenue.
M Wore elected, and rules for the
flutter’tiatloe of the organization Were
“91111111 lasL memos. after which
. there were a smoker and refresh-
.. White. The club is formed for social
Donne in January. 9 evening
'99)‘ or 110191. Numb: Young
”Int” the luv swaths.
1'11 night att ‘elr 3131'
the latter
freight
workmen
The meetlp
secret be
BRUSSELS, Doe
I held on the ill-st Tammy night or
each mont .1
A committee was appoiilted last
11.
to look into the matter or
holding an entertainment and dance.
part or 1111111119111
twslt'rv mauaso IN common.
ll—Jl‘here was a
collision near here bulay between a
train and it train carrying
Several of the
foremost cars or the latter wore ovel
turned. Twenty men were iniurll, :1.
on serious y. , 9. 9, 9
into the city.
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Splendid Merchandise
and the Sp Ice of
Metro Holiday
At WANAMA ER'S
Every corner 01 the world has been
milk" Chrl.11atltide at Wausmaker' s suggestive and helpful to
gift buyers. We have all kinds of gifts for all kinds ot buyers,
practical presents with their double message of attractiveness
and utility, as well as hosts oi other kinds, art wares, jewelry,
laces and other elegant dress accessories with their most direct
appeal to tbo'sense of the beautiful.
. “MISSIQN MILL$"- -
Fibula: of the Blanhet Family
These luxurious blankets ,exoel all others (or their line
texture, snowy whiteness, purity and softness- They are made
111 Cslliornia born the very finest who], and sold in New York
11ml Philadelphia, only at the Wanamaker stores.
ilk binding: pihit and blue borders.
' numbed size, 60 x 84 in., 6 pounds, 111512 I pair.
.13“ lied 33211.7th 849 111., 7 pounds, 111 $14 a pair.
with when
:litt‘a large site, 78 x 86 111.,
my largest size, 90 x 96' 111.,1
WR‘AWER‘ BLANKETS—«wc have u.
8180mm,
qmcl’pllh £01 melting into warm,
Wnrrs WINTER 111. NKETS 'WAY
ell ver‘y‘ one blankets, 19111er at soiled from handling, in single, double
“Quito Mid sites, at about half their real value, and a thild less than
their original prices here: Splendid bargains.
car. 1111mm; $610$15.
LITTLE DOWN QUILTS (or beby' s crib Covered with best
dodldiltllt sdtcen, mostly' 1n li ht colors, and filled with pure down that
3 x 4 feet, at 2; 4 115 feet, at $3 each.
M’tshcd.
I SCARLET BLANKETS, 111. wool fast
stilt. Single bed size, 60 x 82 in. ,.$4 50 pair; double bed size, 70 x
82111., $5.50 pair; extra large 51:13:76 11 $4'1n.
First 11001, Old Building.
A CLOCK of Character Makes a
I Gift of High Degree
For the Wedding gift, or the Christmas present, few things
carry so much utility. beauty and desireability, for the cost, as _
an artistic clock.
An amazing variety is here, designed for every position,
1 , 110111 the traveling bag to the hall stairs.
Eightiday Traveling Clocks, in
leather cases, $5 to $10; with
l alarm, $7. 50 to $12.
, Gilt Regulators, striking hour,
half hours on cathedral
$15. 50 to $90.
Gilt Clock Sets, 520 to $88.50
German Chime Clocks, striking
quarter hours on, a title cathedral
and fitted in mahogany cases. 9
$102.50 to $52.25.
.Clocltil, striking_.,Wcstminstcr i
chimes on five tubes. $39 to ,1
$42.75.
I'rot‘lch Gilt Regulators, striking
hour, half hour on a cathedral .
gong. $19. I50 to $98.
Wood Mantel Clocks, striking
hours 1.19.1 half hours, $9 to $917. i
Gold'plated Novelty Choirs, $1.25 to $12
656 to $2. 25.
set.
Bronze
Bronze
320.01%: and Kitchen Wall Clocks, 32. 50
Charming Christmas Neckwear
Mostly from Paris
Women are expressing their delight
. 9 9 exclusive-'neck-fixing‘s that our connoisseur gathered up on his
' recent foreign trip. They present best
{or selecting holiday gifts oiassured appreciation.
In the collection are fetching rabats
v‘tlribt‘ls materials and styles; silk bayaderes,‘ French stocks
etiquisitely' embroidered; trimmed tailored wear, Elizabethan
mite, Egyptian scarfs and line collars, berthas and sets of Irish
crochet and Duchess and rose point lace.
Irish crochet Stocks, Jabots‘, l Valencicnnesl, in high French
Rabatt, Collar and Cull Sets,
Yokes and Bayaderea, $1 to $35.‘
Flile variety of scarfs for motor- I
in; Ind evening weal-"French,
En IIsiIo and Egyptian importations
5.
Stocks,
bined with Irish lace and real l 567. 50.
Splendid assortment of Domestic Neckwenr, copies of smart French
styles, including Slacks, Rolls, Jabots, and various novelties, 25c to
3.50. Tailored Neckwear~Stocks, Bows,
Silk Bayadcrcs, 25c to $5.
Calendars
It. is pleasant to pick them out now,
at its prime and things are uncrowded;
to look» over, piled up with so many pretty things from America
and. England.
Cards, 1c upward. Booklets, 4c to 50¢.
259m; by mail, 27c. Wanamaker packets of
' -—1'to trio alike, fer 25s.; by mail, 2812.
Calendars, in handsomer variety than ever, from So to $190.
Bookstore, Main floor, Old Building.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Broadway. Fourth Avenue.
El'flllh Io Tooth Stale
New York City
Formerly .‘ .
A. T. Stewart i Co.
pounds, at $18 a pair.
comfortable blanket bathrobes.
”$215,419“ Jacquard patterns and rich colorings.
‘ hours and half hours, $16 50 to
$88. 50 set.
Main iloor, Old Building.
Bronze Novelty Clocks, $1. 50 to $12.
Mantel Cloths, $4. 50 to 59.811111 Clocks, $6.75, ‘3. 50, $8.75.
Black Marbleized Mantel Clocks $51.1 $7.50. Cuckoo Clocks, $5 to
1 Chemisettes and Linen Collars in
many designs, 501: to $17.50.
Duchess and rose point lace 1n
1 Yokes, Chelnisettcs, Stocks,
Mitch hand-embroidery com. i9 Berthas, Ties and Sets, $3.50 to
Rotunda, Old Building.
Christmas Carole, Booklets and
Dainty booklets of world-
famous poems and hymns, in illuminated heavy board covers, 10c each.
Wanltitaker Christmas Post Card packets, from abroad, 20 cards,
Variety
uing Easy
laid under tribute to
All-wool,
These sizes:
at $16 a pair:
lhoicc group of these,
All-
$4.50 cult.
UNDER PRICE—a lot
$5. $6, $7 and $10
colors, bound with red
., $6.50 pair.
110%.
Regulators, st 1 i in 11 g
Clock 51115, $23 to
Nickel Alarm Clocks,
Porc elain
to $15.00
,.
with the dainty and
possible opportunity
, bows and jabots in
A iew hints. -—-
Rabats, Bows, labels,
Collars, Turnovers, and
while the selection 15
A great, long counter
Christmas Cards, twenty
9 hundred
‘ t Ill 1-.eminlscenses
9ALK EVENING sen.
1. w.
NE L FR9lDAY, DECEMBEN 11, 1903,
WI...
... ‘33...
New 1111111.... 9
Stops Itching
Bklll Troubles, unrivaled by Hot
Weather, Quickly Cum.
1 When it is known that noslam, the
new skin temedy, will stop the tor
luroua itching attending eczema with
1.11 application and bring immediate
iItII‘iit‘t and comfort to sufferers front
all skin troubles which are aggravated
by hot weather ita merit will be in-
stantly appreciated On the tender skin
of ohuiing infants, poslam may be used
with soothing and beneficial effects
11.111 applied externally, and its remark—
able healing powers begin their work
utonce. "
All skin diaense. including eczema.
acne. herpes. rash, letter, etc... yield
readily to its remulIkable curative prop.
ertietl. Occasional applications 01‘ pos-
Ianl. in small quantities, will quickly
bullish pimples hives, blackheads.
blob-hes, and will rolleveI and on 0 ich1
lug fuel, sculv scalp. llllllllll'f-l, etc. A
special Fill-cent package has beIen adopt-
ed for those who use poslum for these
minor llollbll-s. This as well all the
regular two-dollar 1111',
The (llifi‘ord Pharmacy. Edw. W. Kel-
ley. 112‘s, and otln-r lending drug stores
in South Not-walk.
All experimental supply of poslum
may be obtained free of charge, by
writing to the Emergency laboratories,
212 West Twenty-111111 Street, New Yul-h
(‘tty
Pillllllll lllllilllillll
'l‘lll‘. Old) WORLD AND Till-l
AN Illl AHORATIC Alli-‘AIR.
it 111 111110 10 any that the unlunitlr'eni
pryolitlltioll of The Old Wmlli 111111 the
Now which is to be given its initial
pol-11111111111110 111 South Nol'wuik. at
Hoyt‘s ’l‘llontl'e. tonight. will i’ur sun
puss anything ill 1111- home talent lbw
ever given 111 South Nor-walk. 9 No ex~
llt‘llSO or palm: has been spared to 11:111-
1110 historical effects «11' the perform-
ance complete tlllti correct in every (it‘-
11111. The following names ill‘t' 11111111111,
those who uppeul' in the cast of three
persons: Queen lhullt'illl.
Mrs. (toldwell .Iitllllll-ltlli. 9111‘ Now its
veil; Columbus. Mr. N. A. Preston, oi
the Buffalo (111111191 Opera (‘11.; courtiers
and citizens. Messrs. Pollard, Van Al-
slyne; (ll'u'y, Inwrencc. Poulleli. Iiuw
1111111 and Collin: queen's attendants,
Misses (tray. Solllplc, Clary. t‘uve.
Shove, Slnlinou unit Hoyt; spirits. Miss-
es tinsel Rusk and Bonnie] Slullson;
limitless of Liberty will be impersonal-
ml by M lea Mattie Walkiy. when crown
ell queens of nuns 1111111 come and pay
homage ltt llt'l' sill-11113. The number
will llli‘lllth Mother Eve, Queen isn-
bcllu. Pocahontas. 1011111110111 01 Eur.
NLW
llmll. Mury of Scotland. ('1111511111- 111
Sweden, ”illillillt‘llil, Josephine. (‘ll-tr
plural and Queen Victoria. 111111 unm-
long centuries the Puritan 11111111 l'l'
turns to View 1111- changes 111 this \‘lltii
new world. since the 11111111111: ut‘ the
Pilgrims upon New England's where,
Paul ill-l'el'e‘s Rillc will be sung by :1
l-borus (11’ one hundred voices, with
”any Stelllllg baritone soloist. ’l‘he
mumbling numbers ulll Include 'A Liv
inc Flag, Uncle Sum. l'ucil- Sum 1.1111
(tollltllhin receiving visitors from l-lll
rope 111111 the Orient, when [fuch- Sum‘s
new pupils will be seen on parade. fair-
11-..- lllltl Brownie-s. some people of "ill,
cutlets, Washington Guards and Ladies
of Honor. The closing sol-no. will be
:1 gorgeous lubleuu with the Star
Spangled Banner sung by the onlil'e
t‘llHl‘lllillt‘, palltoullnu'll by Miss Louise
(tillulcelior. There will be three Dt‘l‘~
t‘ormnuces, tonight. tomorrow luutiuoo
lllltl tomorrow night. This clltel‘tnlu-
men: is under the lllnpnglalul-lu oi Mills
ldn Lucicnnl' Wood. with Mr. it
Newton. musical director. iv‘lillt'I s en-
tire orchestra will furnish music 1111
the occasion. The boxes for the open-
ing night will be occupied by Dr. \I‘. .l.
'i‘l‘acey, with '11 party (11’ friends; l-llll'l'y
Rider. with friends; A. C. Wheeler
will also entertain a. party: Mrs. l-ltl-
wnrd .1. Simone and friends.
KING CASEY. ,
Johnny and Emma Ray. 111 11 second
t-llllimi of their joyllls bongo pollst- of
mirth and melody, King (insey, will
uppenr at lloyt'e 'l‘hcnire. Friday, the
bomber iSlh Johnny filly has been
I funny {01' 11 number of years. but now
be is loynllv funny for his Janitor
"1‘ nsey" is now 11 “King Casey” ruler
of a {unteetio realm born til Aaron
Iloifmnll a whimsical imagination.
MR3. FORBES SPEAKS TO VETER-
'ANS.
The meeting held by the W. C ’l‘. 11.,
Wednesday. at the Soldier‘s' Home,
was much enjoyed by those present.
The veterans are anxious to bow the
llleetillgs held frequently. The new
secretary is taking 11 deep interest, ill
the C. 'l‘. U.. and quite 11' number of
new names have been added to tho
pledged roll. Ml‘s.l«‘orbcs11.uvc them
:1 stirring address on, "The Flag and
Temperance.“ it any one can ut‘ounu
enthusiasm in 11 cause, it 111 Mrs.
Forbes: She so thoroughly enters In.
to her subject. The veterans joined
heartily in the'singlllg, and went 11112.11-
iy commended by the speaker. The
chaplain is now ill in 11 New York
hospital. A pleasing feature of Mrs.
i-‘orbes' visit is the fact that both
Colonel Goo. the superintendent, and
Mrs Cue were schoolmates of Mrs.
Forbes. and a pleasant. hour was spent
Mls. Forbes says
* she will give herself the pleasure of
visiting the home again during the
coming winter. to admire the beauty
01' the situation. The only disappoint-
i mont was in the number of the W. L‘
'l‘. (1.1111111111ch who made the
trip.
-—"My child was burned terribly
about the face neck and ,1-11est.l ap-
;9l1lieli Dr. Thomas ll‘l'lcctrlc 011. The
pain ceased and the child sank into n
lesi'flll sleep.’ '——Mls Nancy M Han-
son Hamburg. N 1?.
GOLD FOR EXPORT.
NEW YORK. Dec, 11.——’i‘he National
(‘in Bank today cngugod $500, 000 in
gold for shipment to Paris tomorrow
This makes ll total of $11,000 000 to be
ill on sale at 1
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emu-less wm. eTEALlNo nod.
mafia—1d,
Norman Davis Compllllncd Against by
Louis Gendarlo. ,
Sergeant. 'l‘llonlns motherland, of
the Norwullt police form, placed Nor-
mlln Devin. ol‘ Mechanic street, under
arrest about ii o’clol-h last evening. on
complaint of 1.1111111 (lolluurio, the 111qu
street bulbor who llillrgl'd Davis will:‘
attempting to 111011 his dog.
Davis was soon going home from his
work lit. 1. Hull's express business, last
evening. llllli some boys saw him pit-i.
up the little bollclo hound, which is u
vety valuable i'lll'llill. and ('itl'l‘y it {
ul'loss the iron bridge over the lil'ol'. [
(lenllnrin was notified and be ill llllll .
notified Sergeant Lemuel 111ml 'I‘iu-t
ting wus returned, Davis claims 111111
the 11111111111 followed him to his lllllllt'.
(lobunriu ('iuinls lllllt this is the 1101-0111!
11111119111111 the animal llllH bot-u lulu-11'
uwn:
‘ The (11le was carried (lvtl‘ until (11,
marrow 1111111111111 :II 11 o‘clock, when it
will t'tlllN' llt'lIill't‘ .Illtllro I’Ctlu'ul'll .Ii.
illi'liwlltltl, in 1111' Ntll'Wlllli court, 111111
in the rut-11111111111 Propel-1111111; Attorney
Leo 11111.3: will lill‘wiilgillt' llu- lullllor.
SAW NORD ALEXIS EVICTED.
NEW YORK. 1101‘. ll """Tilt‘ ”mi 111'»
111111 witness of lilt‘ .‘ll'l‘lll'l-l 1111111111111:
[111' recent ovurlhlou 111' 11113 Iluitb'u
gnl'l-l'llnb-ul. to l‘t'ilt‘il New York urt'lv-
ell here today on tho bilt'lllilt'lt 1‘1'illzi
Willt‘lll ll. "i‘lll'y loft l’tll'l :lu l’rinl-nl
just us alu'l'ossrrounull lb..- whorls!
of iilt‘ l't-vlllutiobisiu. 111111 llIt‘ nut-(1'
Norll Alexis, 11113 l'ol'llll-l' [ll‘l‘Hitlt‘llL bull
ill-ll 1111111 1111' palm-n. Edward .‘1.
11113111011, :1 passenger Willi 11ml spent
two 111011th in Port. llll l‘l'iul'o, 11:11.1
the ml“ of ‘.\I(ll'(l Alexis null bis litiltilll-
lsil'ntb‘ltl billl lilliu hl'l'll iItll‘t'I-tt’t'll. “1"
1111111 there is :1 113011111: tbut tbl‘: ll'tlll'
bll' 111 not yet 111 .'-tll l‘llli. 11111! 111111 tur-
thol' strife nluy follow llt‘iItll't‘ :1 pur-
111111111111 successor to Nerd Alexis-1::
chosen. ,Ml'. till-blob said 1111- ll't'itl'
iltolll llt‘Otll‘tlt‘il the old pl'suitiolll upon
his lit-purlurl~ ”till! the p:lbll'l.3 1111.4 :1!»
1'01'101111.
willves. eczt'lun, itch 111' unit rlb'ulu
lit‘lri you crazy. (IIiillIl In'm' lin- lillli‘il
of your clothing. lltlllllIil ()illllllt'lll
l'url-s 1111' lIIiIl-‘l (Jill-illlitii' i'lll'aTt'ri. Wily
Hllii’l‘u"? All lll'llullis 1- .m-ll Ill.
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CHARGED WITH SHOOTING FATH-
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NEW i't‘ll‘ili, lll‘t'. ii (In his \\':1,\'
from Mill (ll'l'l'k. l’u., \\‘ilt'l‘t‘ 11.- ball,
\thi‘lit‘tl‘ us it illllill‘t‘l‘ for 11111111“ your»:
to his lIlililVl‘ 111111111 ill ituly, \VlH‘l't‘ 1'11: '
illll‘lli‘il'ii lo livi- on his 51111111111, Vito
l’ull-l'o_ 13-1 yours oilL wus llllll‘tlt‘l't‘ii
1011111", in :1 it‘lil‘llll‘ill hllllsv ill‘ Moll:
stl'l-l't, when» 11.1 11111: stopping. ills
sun, 1101111111111 l'llll‘l'tl. iii yours old. is
11 plisouwl l'huruotl with llnviuu‘ onus
fill his built-"l ., 111111111. ’I be 11111101 111111;
sou tlllllll‘t'it'tl. 1111111111119 objl 1111111 111i
1.111111- lllll‘k in Italy with his. 1111b 1'. t
'l‘bl- tether untilllulnoll that it mm ”11' 1
best thing to (in. .~\ sinu'l illllt' liltm‘l
llt‘tllllH 111 the house bull lll‘iliItl lilt
excitation of :illRl')‘ u‘lll'lls llt‘tht‘ll 1:1-
lllt‘l‘ 111111 51111, Viln‘u body will: l‘llunlli
with :l ltlllil‘l 111111111211 ”11* lu'ulli. :9
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31m 1111. :IIII that 1111: Hall Mauls Bengt
ligature
of
DEMOCRATIC CLUB ORGANIZA-
TlON.
IllRMlNGl-iAM. 11111.. Dec. 11.—"’l‘111'
report sent out from Wuslllngtoll of 11'
proposed 1111-1311111: for ”11‘ alleged lull
DtlSt' of preserving the Ol‘gunimniou 111
lll'lllm'l'ntll' clubs 111‘ lilt‘ 1011-111 pl‘t‘t-ll~‘
tit‘l’illtll lzllupniuu 1101's llnl l"::-'111111111 i
from the [)t‘llltlt'llllit‘ Nltiilulul ('tllllluit i
too.“ Is the stun-merit given out by.
t‘ol. John W. ’I‘olulluson. cilnil'mllll ill
the sub-cllnuultt'élj ”31161211111111 oil
111111 01111111111113» which he says has tho
record of 9:111 clubs (ll‘Kllllilit‘ti (luring.
till» culllpuigll ill the various sluice}
and will Ill-gin 1111s wort: ill due time.
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SELLING REPRESENTATIVES
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llii ISN’T llflRlH lillllli.I
This Statement May hr. (lent-rally
Attributed to the Lock oi
Good Health
We want to 111111 to people 111111 lll'l‘ '
nervous, who llllli‘l'r i‘l‘l'qucul llt‘lltl'
:u-bl-s, who don‘t enjoy lllt‘il' i'ooll. who
are irritubb'. llllil'lii)‘ 1111413 their tuulpct'.
lll'i' so lii'lll illltl worn out. that they
itt’i they lllusl give up. null have 111--
Home so [ll'HllOllilt'lll [but life llou't
Ht‘t‘lll worth lil'illu. “u know 'xut'tlv
what it: till iilltiil‘l \vltil 1113111111» 111 this
(‘UlltiililllL lllltl it they will lollllll our
lIlll'il'e, 111' l'un lull 1111111 how to 1'13
guilt good llt‘llllll and that buoyancy 01'
feeling which 1111111111: 1111- el'l'nl 2111 sun
shine (lllti happiness.
Mosl 111' 11113 illltht' til-scribed t'tliltii-
1111111: 1111' l'llil-lly f‘illlb‘l‘t‘i by ruilll‘riull
inllulullblliull oi‘ the mucous llll~lll~
ill‘tlllt'ii. ’l‘tlis lls'llt'ull' “it‘ll-“lit“ lining
or ”11‘ body luwullil'u 1111111111011 :Illti
(I'lllll’ft‘tllt‘ll until u'rulkbl-Hs 111111 Illt'llllli
lit-plbeltiou follows. 'i‘lu- only way that
this (-1111 [11‘ ol'ul-l'mul- is through :1
ll‘l‘illlllt‘lll of ”11' lliiltlti, \Vl- 11:11'1- lllt‘
il‘culllu'ut, null we :11'1- so punitive iilill
it will lll‘iltlllt‘t' ill' l‘l'HlliiH “'0 claim 1111'
ll. 111111 \\II‘ will supply it it) :lnylmt'
u'ltb lilt' ulllb-l'sllullllillu 111111 “‘1' will
return 111 lllt‘lll l-vl'ry penny they pull]
us ll‘. l'vl'ry instance where the lYI‘ill-
lllt’lll is: but ill every way satisfactory
.‘lllli llt'ilt‘llt‘lili to ”Will.
\I'o until you In 1111‘ llt'lell Mllt‘ll'
'l‘oul', which Is :1 lltl\\'l‘l'lIlli llull‘illll'
1111111} 111111 imllv lllllllit‘l'. 111111 :1 lulu-nus
Illi‘lllill‘illlt‘, 11111-111111'13 that wit-111111014
till-1:1- llll’llllllllilt'lw’ 111111 l‘t‘Sitll't'l-l ‘lllt'il
mttul'ni illlti in-nllby functions.
libvllll Mlll'il'Il‘tlllt’ lll'll't's out till ”1"
«blurrbnl unison, I‘l'slm'l'h‘ lilt' lulu-om
1-111: 111 :Ltuul ilt‘lliiil, lilill‘i—i up 1111'
Wiltllt' syvloul. alloys inllullllbnl‘iml. it"
:llovl's t'llllumuillll bull stimulates the
Wiltllt‘ svsluul In bolli‘lby activity. it is
spil'lltiill 11w lllllbliutz up llt‘Hh uud
muscle (law-- llllti ruluuvluuu nll woulc
llI‘li‘it‘“ _
t'oull' to our store today null not :1
llllltlu or .Itlll-llfl‘um'. 111111 “1101' 13111119
ll ll l‘l'bummbll' trial. if 9\'ltll 1111- Illll sul-
ist’lml silbbi'. te'tl ll". .xtl, 111111 am will
11:11:11‘bzu'l. ynbl' Illtlllt‘)‘ willmlli (lib-:1
iiuu Hull-1y, lmlbillt: t‘illllti ill‘ lllol'c
l‘llil' than this. Two sizos. inu- :tllil
$1.110. ’I'llt' I’lil‘l‘m'll I"ll:ll'ulzn‘.\‘. South
,Xul'wzllll, (‘lullL
WANT RECTOR TO RESIGN.
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1"l'.\‘ ii. lll'l‘\\'.‘ilt‘l‘ ltllll ibo slnlllllnu l'nlu-
111111.... .11" HIV Episcopal liiol'osl- 111‘
t‘ullnwlil-ul. I‘lI “illt‘ll ill-v. S. 0. $131-
111111121 111' Lilill'tield, is pl't-sltll-lil. lm'tl‘
lllldtl' ttlllh’ltitlilllOll :1 request from
no lililtl\ 111 Sl.“:1honlls'p.1risll 111'
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total 1": litiituls ltl'lul'l'il llll'li1'\.l‘
llt\\\lt ului that pll'inl1.\ lu~1lli111,I \1111'
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till lll‘lll‘sll loll to 111. request
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Bears the g . / :5
Signature of
‘PAT CROWE AN EVANGELIST.
(1111121111), 1191-. 11.4111: Crown,
whose former lawless t‘ill‘t‘t'l' come to :l
9('lill11LX Ill 1111- klllllnppillg 1191 Eddie Clltl‘
lihy. made his dehut‘ 111st night as an
l-vuuul-lisl. ilt‘ftll‘t‘ nu lilltlit’llt‘t“ in
I-lvallslou. 'l‘lll- Illi‘l‘illlt’,‘ was lit‘lll 1111.
(ll-1' lilt" auspices 111' the W. t', 'l‘. l’.
3 Prison ill-form Magoo.
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dcrly conduct last July, near Merton. , behind the prosecution,
l 1'11., :1 fashionable suburb of Philadel- ,1 room was tilled with
‘v‘ BENTLEIYI ICIOu
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The D. M Read Co.
.Ifluablhbod luv.
Bridgeport Aerodynamic. Bridgeport Advertisements. -I I
At the Stationery Section will be found a collection of
Holiday Tags, Tickets, Pastors and small Seals. Fancy
Holiday Boxes in various size. [ltlllyt Cathie“ null 1111ch
Willow in make presents attractive.
The Gift Room adjoins the Reading Rl‘lmll 11111110 second
litltll‘, 111111 nitcr purchases (“'1‘ made. 11' 11111- sllOlllll desire in
put them lllli) liolillny zltiirc. l‘ilt'l‘l' is convenient space :11 the
(it's‘lts ill the Reading Room.
Ri‘lt‘lill.
LIllilt’tl
mutlt'
l'llckng‘cs call be bullied iIl'HIlI 'lilt“ lx’l'nllillg‘
Stumps and writing built-rials 11113 :11 11:11:11. 111111 :1
Stairs Mull Him is iit‘l't‘ from which l'ullcl‘linlls :11‘1'
l‘l'g'lllzll‘ly.
Articles in Pierced Silver
for the Table. ,1
(IllIIllfl i‘It'I‘ll llislll's in silver holders, $1.50,.' _ .,_-, 913.511.
1 1111 (311155 l' lull 111 8::11 ul lmlvl in silver. $8.51) '
‘ liluc lullculinll ( bus taught null thulll ill Sli\"(‘1.fl$5(“l
1111111 11 1.:111111-11 t llsinl'll t, ups in silvc‘l, $1.25.
tll'sil'l' and “Rabbit"
ill:‘lHS.Sllgill‘ illSil ill picl‘t'cll silver bushel
llisllcs Ill silver. $3.75.
, $4.111).
iitll'hi‘l'iltil\il l’mlilt's ill sllvvr. $2.50.
luv it' llllc and Cheese Holders, $31.35 111111931511.
Sullllu‘it‘b l‘lntlrs (Ii pil'l't't'll silver, $3.51) and up, .
lligllbnll Sets. Whiskey llt'lllit‘. Seltzer bottle null six T111111)—
ll'rs. all in silver holders. $17.50.
(,Iilil‘lil Store, lmvor 11:11.1.
Children’s Chairs
Solid Mahogany
., _ .
.\ lillild's Chair of 11111.- Mltbugnlly. excellently mall:-
. r - u '.-. v 1'
null 111 gmul lit-M91111lwlilcl'clliorillct ill'l‘iiiliits‘ season :11
$1.75
.\lltl also \\'L‘ Sililii 111' pleased to present one with every
$10.00 purchase made in the tFurniture Store 1blriug' tilt: in.
lrrvl'llillg'll:lys lllllil (.Iill'lfllllils‘.
.\111' articles selected we will lmlll until such time 11%
lilt‘ rust-1111M lll'sil‘l's them sent, ‘
The, D. ~_ M. Read Co.
Chriemas Ci s
For several years we have made PICTURES one of our lending special-
- ties for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. This year we think we have
exceeded all previous years in the values we otter in
FRAMEDIPICTURES
., Soto $5.00
0111' line 01 Pictures at the Popular Prices 01' 25c and 50c comprises
llltelosting subjects and well fronted Pictures that. would be gladly
welcomed as Christmas Presents b\ any one
Those at higher pl ices show well their inclensed v.nlue
llc sure and see our line of Pictures before making vollr selection
of t'hlistmas Presents. '
I. I .-.m.5
A. Dickermall 81 Son,
84 Washington St, South Norwalk.
Telephone 446.
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The HatCh 81 Bailey Co
SOUTH NORWALK, CON. 1
Lumber andMill Work‘for Everything
‘ 110m a Piggery to 11 Prime. ‘
YARD TEL‘. '46-92. ,1 ' ._ MILL‘ TEL. 45-3.
SPECIALTIES:
LINCOLN ROOFING, a super- LADDERS, ordinary and exten-
ior fabric roofing, warranted sion.
for eighty years. FIR GUTTER, two sizes. ‘ ‘-
TAR PAPER. 1. a. and 3-ply. SASH WEIGHTS and CORD. ':
- MW
MNORRIS'I‘OWN Pu” Dec 11.~——After it was while bicycling to his home
11 trial lusting three days, Arthur Hnm- that. the alleged offen- '14 Was commit-
mersiein of New York was today no itell. The trial attracted unusual at
quitted by u jury of a charge at disor- motion. a citizens' orga nizntion being
nd the cauli-
11' Hammer-
I-phla. Mr. Hammerstein had been liv- steins friends, who testified to his
111g in a country house while superin- good character. Mr. l-iarllnlcl'stolll on
tending the erection 01' his t‘uther‘ a the stand denied the clulrses. and "I”
big opera house in Philadelphia, and! acquittal followed.
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