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, yertised to speak, but as he was up
Bills to be pfOlCfituflYo Rev. Mr. Hood ii.
, numbei Wot 1mm in Chlpc, gava- cu in-
Wain...“
0. J. Clark, of Wall street) spent yesv
terday lu New York.
il-irs. Daniel Diinlop, of West strct,
is improving alter a severe illness.
i
G. Frank Atwaier. of Spring street,
has been visiting iciatlves
Haven. ‘
in New
H. T. Turner has returned from it
several weeks_' trip through the west
on business.
Mrs. A. E. Bogart, oi‘ New Mork, has
heEii the guest of her sister. Mrs. .lohn
Nestor, of Chestnut street, Norwalk.
M
James Monspot‘t, Jr. 01' 69 Lexing‘
ton avenue, has a sprained ankle.
which he received Thanksgiving Day.
The Sons-0t St. George. Welcome
Stranger Lodge. No. 364, meets tonight
at their hall, 13 Main street, Norwalk.
M
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S Jaivls, 01‘
West street, have been entertaining
Mr. and Mrs Frank Woods, of New
York.
m
Mrs. Seth Remington.
street who has been seriously ill tot
sevcial weeks was not quite so well
today.
John Piccerrllia. of Lexington ave
nae. hits moved his home alongside
of his newly erected building. and will
convert it into a store.
..._.
'Wllliani Thompson. .lr.. who has
been taking a course at a school in De
troit, has returned to his home in
Springfield avenue.
' M
Miss Helen Gin-nyn, of Connecticut
avenue, Norwalh. has returned home
after a visit to her aunt, Mrs. Peter
Ciirrcn, of Brooklyn.
Mrs. Jessup, oi CIterer Frederick A.
Lane's confectionery store,’has return-
cd home. from arsoveral daya' stay with
relatives in NGW‘YOFR statel
m
Many of the stores are busy places
today in preparation for the Christ-
mas trade. Christmas Day is now a
little less than four Weeks distant.
llcnry Lewis. driver of the cart in
the street department of the (lily of
South Norwalk. lost a valuable horse
blanket in Spring street, yesterday.
A daughter llBI‘ b‘oeti born to Mr
and Mrs. Harry. Tahiti." of Benton
street. Mr. ’i‘obhi"hno ‘ conducted ii
grocery luminous there [or some time.
Washington (lamp, No. ll. Patriotic
Order of tho Sons of America, will
hold a regular meeting this evening
in the hall in Swnrtz tit (lorbctt's
block, ‘
. . n ' ‘1.
-'l‘liero is a liiilllt'culturitlai oi ice on
many of this milli- in tile vicinity 0:
Norwalk, but the freezingr has not. pro-
gressed far enough yet. to give any In—
dicntlon ot' the it‘s crop,
..W
An application has been made he-
ioro Judge Gregory for the. appointing
or a conservatorshlp (or John Moore.
The hearing has been continued for
the admission or more evidence.
The Insurance roport lot the state
of (lonnecticut [oi iilllil‘ has been re-
icived at the town cielk‘a "ml-o. This
includes lire. marine, llfc. accident.
casualty. fidelity and surely insurance.
'3‘”.-
i’crley. Clifford and Hill’l'y Still-lieu
and Louis (lunuarlc. all young men of
Norwalk. want hunting yesterday.
They enjoyed themselves although
they found game very WC“-
Mrs. Nelson A. Crew, at New York
ilty, familiarly Mills Jennie lowndsn.
or mutter-will. immanent corals-
tlIoii atr‘ Mt” home in' Woodward- ave-
llilt’.M1‘Il Grow irmoorcponleo by
her two children
Mm
Mimi: WINK: MoNorwalk. in luck-
illk intensive improvements to ill (lid‘
M 00mm mIidemlo, at the coral-i or
WIMM hid Miler sti'oet. which
tic recently purchased Chief of these
il the Iddifloti at it tmsr pinch on '“
till-u am (it do limos. Till! will in-
prim tile IItlutIIu at tho Ditto.
i
or Spr mg
t We third lecture in the Town
internal inept course took place at
”infill iGhlii-ch, Norwolk‘ llct eve.
:1 ng.
' DI": William B. Guthrie had been ltd-
Iimd. ohm WI. “nomad lived it
Wrestling oi the Chinese can.
toms of lilting“ norm christian‘ity‘ brid'
util‘do any hWWI’y’Iin'tM odimryi
'lllloi lectures was very planning. by
Pauper; and his address was not only
nstrtctlve. but was filled with wittl
clans, that brought i‘olth. many a
1““ tram tliIllargo audience that
all preesnt.‘
The mvmndmutlaman to speaking
of Pekin. China, said in part:
Nineteen years ago the Chinese kept
the back yards oi their hcusasi very
clean In the trout yard there was .
a case pool into which everything was
thrown. When the streets were
sprinkled the laborers would take wat- i
or out of these cess pools and use lt‘
on the streets. 80 the saying of thosei
who weie obliged to travel through
the streets on a hot day was not what
an enchanting view hilt was "How
many odors did you sineil?”
Ami at that than the sheets weie
lighted at night with icmpposts about
four feet tall with little paper lilutcius
placed on top. which went iievei light
ed only on- moonlight nights, so that
the passers~hy would not. fall into the
rank smelling cesa pools. ()n- dark
nights any one had to trust to luck.
in mm cling one could only r-emem
bet the. jouiney by the numeious
bumps om: got by being carted
through the stiets in a car that was
about as big as a Saratoga tiiiilk.
Thole was one street iii i’i'liill that
he. often visited that has tilled with
book stores. Here coiiid be found.
works by the learned men of the (ibi-
nesp einpile. ()no autlloi had Wiittcu
a! many poems as there a'eic minutes,
in a neck. and one encyclopedia had.
as many volumes as them ale days in ,
a year. The. lei tur-ei quoted fiom Con-
i'uaelus. imd said that his works were
of I high nioial standing, and could be
'lend by the moat refitted
Dr. Headland told of an
that. at a place the (‘illlll trembled
probably (alised by an earthquake.
and the (liinese religious teachers
said it was caused by a diagon way
idowu in tiic earth winking his eye.
and that if a pagoda was biillt the
cloth “Ould tremble no mole it it was
.heavy enough to hold down the drain
on's crclld So ii pagoda was built,
and the earth trembled no limit.
He mentioned Inothel iliildout it
“as the vitamin to have no chimneys
iii the houses but a brick oven which
served as a bed at night. All tho anitike
aild smell of the cooking would till
the room. and at night the doors wore
left open to lot in the fresh air. 0n
the house that be occupied he had a
chimney built. One of his neighbois
had five daughiets, and no soils,
which was considered a meat calamity
in China. One. of the also men can
called in to investiinc the cause, and
be laid it to Di. lieadlilild‘s (hilllili‘l
B‘y special request llr. Headland had
ills chimney levelled to the top of his
house aml the next (bild that was
born to the Chinese neighbor was a
boy. 0! course the chimney was imi-
ponsible.
'l‘llen Di. Headland drew a parallel
between that time when the Chinese
mind was in darkness and the plenum
when (‘hitstlanlty had (oiniuoncsd to
make headway in china. The streets
me now lnacadamized and as well
lighted as the streets of New Yolk.
'i‘llc (‘hincac ale lost him: out fol mule
enlightenment Wondeli'iii channels
are going on that are bringing (llilua
to it slide ot(‘ blistianiiy which means
improwd sanitation, lullioads and
thousands of schools iolleiiea and uni
icrsitiis. ivory advancement in
sciciiic oi anything that poiiaina to
the beticlliicut of any nation has been
named in ciilbiilililiz the title doillliio
of Christianity. l
llr llcadluud sang a number oi‘
full“ in (hinoso and give the linux-
ill on.
The next Ieituro in tho courac. will
be given at the Baptist (‘huich In
South Noi walk December ,.13
__.........__.¢——a..~—ib
Child'r'dfll» ,clvy
Hill FLETBHER'S‘
C‘ A 3 T 0 H1 A- ‘
ROOOIVILT PAMV IO'WI‘LL.
Arrived It Londlanl Today, Ind Will
Proceed to More to Mini"
Until December 10.
LONIIIANI. llrltish East Attica.
Nov. 30. «~—(‘ oi Rodin-volt. Kermit
itooseioll Wiilliilliii Heller and Leslie
A. 'l‘nrltoii iiirlvcd bor-o‘ today from
Uliali llluhlutt Plateau Ml" are in
splendid health. (,‘oi. Roosevelt oI~
pressed hlniscli as delighted at again ,
meeting it. .i. (‘iiiiiiinghiimc and mcln- ‘
lwis or the. American party who await.
od him blue The ioimcl presidonl is l
greatly cliiti'd own the success of the' .
hunt on the platoon Among the sights i
witnessed was a display of lion killing
with spears by Mandi Warriors. The
exhibition was most thrilling.
This evening the party will proceed
‘tn' more, whom they will be the scouts .-
0! hard Doicmore on theleW'p filial
until December 10, when they will pra-
road to Nairobi
incident. '
m...“ ““1..-
BIG RAILROAD ODNDTRUGTION
P AN.
WiNlPrlo. Milli“ v. saw-Accord!
log to an oilloiiu milieu; tld minty:
liavfi spent thin your to construction
war in Western OInIdI- “8.000.000
audio supplies and materials $30. 000.
009 Next yeai s estimates of three
loIlil rallwa rldcitor cannibal
dliurz‘fll iiwiiiil:
Mr and MM {mil (looticilild will
ii coil acvcrIl cairn in
r academia will like
it all. now.
alii'iiidiii‘a- . .
Q
‘ eaters
ALWAYS 6W8 SATISFACTION
{the Range iI the Input important article ill the.
should be selected every time.
control and bake perfectly. The
I
settle the {Inc position {or over.-
1;...
_ Faheml Direéiow alrd‘ Embalnlcrs.
o lawman Street ”13'?
..s -u-u
CAN DO FOR YOU
Dir: one "animal.
ih.s?.ivccjuiwrfi'j.,. ENTER NW _ i ..«a
South- Norwallt Stamford ,
Agni/in . v,
household and the host
Hub Ranges me made right. are easy to
or it hove heat lines on live sides,
heats them quickly and makes them ma evenly. (lot a Hub and you will
iron to $7500
, South Norwiiik. Conn.
compItInt out“ Help in DIMIMI.
Port Chester:
theme men I
9‘ ‘ii“ ' ”Y0 '
Kelly All Int Outta Nownm Rina
Whoa thcvloul WII Itomdv
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 30.———Jlmmyi
(manor or'iawoll. Ind Twin suillvanp _.
or Cambridge, boxed 12 rounds hero,
I lame crud iiuit night at the Gran
Opera house. Neither man displays
and disposition to inflict punishment;
on his opponent and both were hissed
repeatedly. .
in the preliminaries Bunnie Ford
or New Haven and Terry Fltzgclaldl
at Philadelphia: bolted ton moods and.
what was to have been a, ten round f
match bctWoeii Joe Marks of lllghi,
shed, and Eddie Kelley oti Bridgeport .
’Wilti stbpped in" the second round by
the police when Kelley was piactloali
ly knocked out.
This
g._
-Buby wrm‘t'iailtor live minutes?
with swap it you apply Dr. Tlioluas' ,
Eclectrlc Oil at once. it acts like
magic. ‘
TWO BIG ENGLISH WARSHIPS.
LONDON, Nov. {lit—The koel plates
".01 two monster warships, the Orlou‘p
the improved dreadnought battleship.
and ‘the Lion. the cruiser-battleship.
were. laid yesterday, the iormer‘s at
Portsmouth and the iatter's at Devon-
.port. The bulk of the material» for»
.. Wt Hw‘lw‘i‘lhl'i‘
’ 0.13. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
as WALL eraser. monkeys. . .
In order to make room for the lune quantities at Holiday Goods arriving daily,
F lannelette Garments
Waiéts, Gloves, C
You will surely recognize the high merit of the articles offered in this sale and take advantage of the low prices. This is it
splendid opportunity to select seasonable. sensible Christmas Gifts at a great saving from regular cost '
Sale Begins Wednesday, December in, and
.\ moms...
i both iveasols is ready and all arrange-
] media have been made for their com-
pletion within two years, The con-
struction oi the Lion will mark a not-
able stage iii the evolution of tlic cruis-
W,iiig battleship. Silo will have 70,000
horsepower, while her immediate are:
docessors had 40,000. She will how. a
[displacement of 21,000 tons. and her
‘iimgth will be 700 foot. constituting
.illfl‘ the longest mallet-war evor laid,
down. What js technically known an
inn ‘run of deck,“ indicates an inten-
“i ition to equip the cruiser‘batticship
'wllii 12inch guns, thus placing her all
regards armmcnt on an equality with
'the latest battleships. She will have
twosome nominal speed at 27 knots
an hour.
we have made deep cuts in, the pri
..1
i 1.13%.
r
29¢ WINDOW SHADES. 14c.
‘ Blight imprrtectlnns in the
(lclh, guaranteed rollertit
Wodncsdsy ..m hell
59¢ LINEN SCARFS, 396.
All Linen Scalts. regularly
- 59¢. For Wednesday. 39o eIch
GLOVESi
8100 Mannish (..loves .7iic pair
25¢ FlL’LOW'SHAMB,1QC.
. 0,ur reunion 25o .Plllow
Shams. open. worlo For
Wednesday .............. 19c
$8.00 CHILDREN'S BEAR
SKIN GOA rs; 81.98.-
We will place on sale 25
White lien; skin Coats;
leglllfll‘iy$ For Wednes-
day, while. the lot lasts..$l.98
50c EMBROIDERY, 29¢ YARD.
300 yards extra wide Em-
broidery. For Wednes
day's selling ...-....29c yard
25c MUSLIN DRAWERS. 19c
PAIR.
Good quality of Muslin;
regular 25c stock. For
Wednesday “.1. ..... 19c pair
12c HOSE, 1:: PAIR.
Ladioii' Hose. guaranteed
fast blaclr: regularly 12c
pair. For Wednesday
7: pair. 4 pain for 25¢
$140 Mannish (iloves. .97c ler'
15 Fur Mullet” {0.1%
day; a i WWII") '
“Mines a washing mm .
» also wmos. 19a ‘
Rmiowllil'c stock; wings all .
colors For Wednesday...19c:
69c BOY? OWE/A7583) ”his
Just soelwhat you-«mover; Iii“-
slzoI: ‘a limit value utilise“ . ~
Flori Wednesday only. ””390
$3.00 rurcimrs one». _
A new lot rm WednesdI Myles '
selling; . noveri sold 3
than :3; 00. Fort wedm
day .............. , ..... . Mr
TOILET ARTICLES.‘
250 Coigate‘s Talcum 15E, "
250 Cutictii‘a Soap. . .-
‘ up?
~Pow ...........
SALE OF BELTS.
25:: Dr. Lyon's Tooth
Powder ......
$1.00 Silk Elastic ..........406
500 Silk Elastic ..... . ..... 25¢ .
htlc Persian Elastic ......... 19¢, _.
.fl..‘.. _._ -4...) "
50c RUBDHY TOWEL‘S; 390; ~
itubdry. the. towel with a«:
name; regularly 50c. For . .
Wednesday ........... .. . .soc
ac PLANNELB‘N‘E, 5c YARD
‘50!) yards or “annotating ; I
For Wednesday. 50 yard
. valid}; ...... . . .
ces of
Saturday, December 4th
its.
We have built up .l great “love liiitlilit‘ns by giving cliii
toiiimii the \l‘l,‘ limit lilmca at tho iomt piliiflblii prim-ii,
so you ll need no urging to tilkc advantage of these unusual
lliillt‘ll. ».
At 31.00
it! It! and ltlhiitlon liliick (:luci Kid (Moves.
tzhuiton Black Suede Kid (llorou.
ii and 16 button ’l an (limo lthl tllocoii.
ill-button (irons and' Navy Kid (lloch.
lilabntton White and Natural (thaiiioil Gloves.
iii-button Heavy (tape Kid (liovoa.
intuition ’l‘iul Suede Kid (Horns
The regular prices or these (limes have been $2 .00 to
Ill. 75 a pair. ticloot what you want from the about unsort-
nicnl iit Ii ()0 pair.
L
Sweaters:
iiiiilntil' Wool Sucatela lilitli neck, icd. may or while.
the but Mic t-lwirutcr maria at
............
.1 laadlnii‘ 30.00 HWoatcru, Wllili‘ only
' liadloa' (loitgfiii‘tioliairdiluiliy l... ,.
............... $3.98
...... 750
i 9 "i ‘
ens , -
0m- oatl‘ro lino of Children s lil‘itV‘l \\ liitm cloaks. dark col
oreli llroatlcluthli and ‘wliltc and colored llenr slim allies
l to it years. prices It till to «so must he sold at once
to make room for Holiday audits. Your .
choice at ...................... . .
, L ll}.
.,I...r...
it
39b
[militia ”.00 tvlm'ilicrii. not only ..................... “'98 r:
. Waists
Ullr Waist stuck atlllltis out splendidly for the it.
\ ml‘ioty of its at) Ics. Since all worried need liiiliicl'liii
from a plain liilloicd to all elaborate dr‘cusy modii
llbtllilili‘fli iii vililc h the values in NW) iliutaiiio iii
. i-‘iliicy Mil
31.2i’i.
"At‘ 98c
luxccllcnt quIllli lilaiiiIii Waiiiia. ii|lltlliilil|h tutti
‘ilii and l‘iii‘o ii'ibll Linen, l‘llfinllil‘ |lllt"‘
. tons. regular price $1.60
At 31.50
icaulai tuition 0200 and 82.3%.
At $1. 98
“Boys? Waidlali‘k
ll. 9. ill. wall made. mod voiild. at lily.
.. Walsia.
to knou that hole \llli ‘il be able to choose “'01" .i l"'ll]lli‘fl!
A able iiiil ausoi'tliient or 'i'iiilorcd \\‘hllc “dilate.
laundered llniabud with best quality tiech wuiiii pearl but i
A his; attainment of dream While ll'ifluillit‘ \\ li‘iltl i-liili
:orl‘tcly trimmed with ham and ciiilii-ioldoiy. all iii‘“ union
Our militiu ‘1 "hick .l'ap Fillk Wuialii and um entire lino .*
or White and Ecru Net and titilpod r‘icnch li‘laniiik \iaialu
A small lot of lluyo l’tm'Ilo Wulsia dark l‘itlillll. ulzpii
loan Kimonos
iicra, also iicli Ul
moans i'\(il made
wet-ll .............
mix and
,‘il . well a
unusual
Loni; lap tliik Kimonos,
iilui price $5.98. at
Libelle.
i. iiRl' ill
Kimonos and Dressing Sacqpes
plain coloicil lluim (‘Iolh
Slant Klinonou and [trusting flotsam. several stylus
to choose rioui; rcguliil pliiii tliic.
TH I“ MAKI OlNOiflLl CHMBTMM GIFTS
with floured bur-
iciilai effects; tho heat Kb
l-lowoi
to soil lli 8:500 'iiiiii $1.50,
linautilui patterns; mg
75%
This week...
ircil illlti
l.adlcii'
‘ r‘ivaulai pilcii "lie. at
’lziercral styles ill
iltlllldb'l, our regular
\Aiille or (lolurcd “LAN
duality aim " lo?
F lanaelette Garments
hillw‘i‘ r‘LANNi"l
PLANNI'JJC'VTE
liiu neck regular prlcn 'lh‘i‘ at
t llll "RENE lt‘liANNi‘lhli l‘ "llil ililWNH. cilia noun]
.l'I’i'i'l'I lTNilllliiflKlil'l‘H.
H... .......................
NIGHT 5900.1
75c iiimlliies at ......
Mill p1 ’l‘li HUWNB high or
7%"
fl?"
39¢
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: Aprons~ y
IJUST ONE SPECIAL FROM OUR Ila OHRIBTMA
drop bouilllioliod rattle, also pocket and long
minuh'cfiltiiaiw. d'“’£"”””""“”t"""
A dainty wand Tea Apron or line lawn. ilnlnlmil with
tin neat design- ready
I Lilli.
?
What is ilIintlorthIn nice. hand onilirolilelcii Underwoot'i
We. have some very fine Nalnsook Undergarments
and pulls up some of those for (lliriIunII (Mm We also.
thatch Collars. Belts. Hilts, baby Slices, etc, lti low arm
A vaiicd lot oi tinted and stamped Soto Pillows are
included in this sale. This title ones are . ......
AND TW$9NII.M|‘ it: EACH
no!“
to collimator. better not play
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Norwalk Chronicler