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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 7, 1909 · page 4

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NO" ‘UINTINIL TELEPHONE
“ CALLS

sinus Department
, ”hunch Office. Norwalk
Editor's Residence
ity Editor's Residence

_'~ ants and Manufacturers
‘ l
s Association
=8 EMORY STEVE NH. President
Hill“ 10K H. ROWAN. Vlco- l’r ident
ili'IRICKC H. Rqullllh" l‘Allii. Hoc otnIv
H0 'i'i‘ ’l‘ltaaun-i
‘ Executiv‘e t: mmmlu c
”S ELL FliUH'
LES T. DIMUND
fin H. WALDlttIN
LES E. “animator;
F. M .MAHUN

N
TIAN SWAHTZ

HE PRESIDENT'S WIEEREETM
‘ple who have been expcctlng a
rope message from President Taft
Sixty-first Congress today will

> htedly be disappointed, especial-

n view of his opposition to the
nhposed immediate congressional lu-
tigdtion of the sugar import scan-
uls in the New York customs house,
likewise to any further consid-

ttns. center In the country,

llevad to he in it.

The Danbury News denied rumors
ot an impending lockout in that city
on account or a. failure to agree on
the hill of prices. Everything was Ile-
cbired to he harmonious.

lit 9 a. in" the eighty-first hour in
the slxdsy bicycle race at Madison
flutters Garden. New York, had been
completed with Miller and _ Waller
having a lead of one hip.

At a meeting of the South Not-walk
Club (then in its tanner quarters). the
night before. the entertainment com
mittee was authorized to hold dances
in the gymnasium.

W

William J. Calhoun. the new minis-
ter to China, has evidently profited
from the experience of Mr. Crane.
who became near-minister. Calhoun
has not yet uttered a peep and he isn't

. likely to. There are still many people

in this country, just the name. who
are not yet convinced that Crane's
tnlkatlveness lost him the job. Per-
haps some day Mr. Secretary of State
Knox will explain further. ‘

-—-—-——-——-—O—-—

'l‘ho people of the city will learn
with rcgrot of the announcclncnt that
.i, lrving Dibble has resigned from
the board of estimate and taxation. Mr.
llibhle's nervlcmou the board has inIcn
marked by faithfulness and u conscien-
tious adherence to duty at all times.
“is successor, Charles J. Pidgcon, is
a man who. it in confidently predicted.
will come up to the standard demanded
by such an ofilce.

The suggestion made in The Scotl-
npl yesterday that an electrical dis-
play sign be erected over the munich
pal electric plant has met with much
favorable comment. The success of
the South Norwnlk municipal electric

“w...“

 

in Ten Minutes

No all better has a higher,

efficiency or greater heating
power than the

PERFECTION

Oil Heater

[(lqulppstl with Otheltslsss Davies!)

With it you , can go from the

.\

cold of the 'Arctic‘ to the warmth
of the Tropics in 10 minutes.

The new

Automatic Smokeless Device

prevents smoking. There Is no possible question about it.

This means greater heat-power, a more rapid diffusion of lien!
and a sure conversion of all the heat-energy“ tn the oil.

In a cold room, light the heater and in 10 minutes you'll have a
glowing heat that carries full content.

Turn the wick up as high as it will go—-no smoke—no odor.

In everything that appeals to

the provident and the fastidious. the

Perfection Oil Heater, with its new automatic smokeless device, dc-
cisivcly leads. Finished In Nickel or Japan In various styles.

Even Desist Everywhere. ‘0le Net

At Yours, Writs ier Descriptive Circular
we! the

STANDARD
01!. ”.COXPANY

s

~-Springileld Union.
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ATCHlSON GLOBE WISDOM.

driver."

To not sassy and look vicious is

Lia...

MEN waui‘éh”sdn‘ Erasmus-
MENT._

HARTFORD. lilac.

7.~chulaititur
has but» nnIIIdc upon (lmornor Weeks.

CUTTER

does all the vmrk, rotting all kinda of land——

Meals. Fruits. \rgrtabl :- Nuts. it (Irindt

’ Iran. (-Init‘ELtIitutllll an' "arm Radish
{minim thirds and more Mutt.
All nullititmsiuicu are pr rserwd.

A

N. 1“" I, To ml!‘ WT
NI. KNIVES 1‘9 “HARP“
N“ KHIVIILII 1‘“ Id”!
It is instantly mil-Noble. bv the turn of a
Ihumhsuew. to (‘l‘ t (' m Medium. Mac or
I ma Hoe. as dmmi.

he Easy to Cir-til So Easy to Operate!

 

w w WEDN SDAY ,
Housefurnishing ‘. Day
Everything the Housewife Needs

Tomorrow we ofi'cr an assortment of the newest, cleanest and most up-to-date labor saving
devices in housefurnishings ever put on sale.
, goods and of the highest standard

Nothing but strictly first-class

.
I a“ ‘

AT PRICES EXTREMELY ‘ LOW

Foot Tubs

Galvanized Foot
Tubs, good size: regular price
25c.

Heavy

Wednesday, 17c

Toilet Paper

A. P. W.. make year supply
for family use; four large rolls
of 2 500 sheets each and nickel-
Eplated fixture; regular price $r.

Vednesday, 79c

H in the governor of t‘uliloruln fol lbl
ostrlltlitlon of Sanlucl and Simon 1' car
lln. who am wanted on a chalno of
IIInbcanenIcnt The. ["0“ are undvr
(intention in New Haven llpon lin-
application of Attorney Stoddard. lilo
governor will grant a hunting on tho
application.

DISCUSBING STRIKE SITUATION.

illiil‘ltildi’mi'l‘, Ohio, Doc. 7; The
strike situation at the Acton Standard
Mills of the American Shoot and ’l‘ln-
Iluto Coin um i bet discussed 1»-
llllll wlnut-r tin» night lwioro iluy in I‘Ililllmyt‘x.I Liliilxlunl night Sil-
' -~O ~ pnrintunrlcnt. William (loudlnlo and
\\ II ont'o know a Inuit-who was wry llliNli‘it‘l Mllllmr (l. A. Robinson Vii-HI
ltllprmlvlll. llIIl soon illil‘i‘ his tour “m“"iimi‘d “N‘Wby tbcofilclnls. 90"
rlnlitI. llt‘ tht‘nnuI lill‘ movkosl man in ”my to expectations, no effort WM
tactic to resume work lit the plants [HI

town. day.

So Economics”
It cuts or grinds—«docs not mash the food.

ion of the thrill at present; aha" .
. .N . . .
Price $1.50 5 railatrt‘pflh

some of any specific recommendation
retarding the crisis in Nicaragua and
, oils othel matters upon which the

y has been waiting to hear from

‘ with intense interest. It may be
use we have not yet divorced our

98 from the decisive. attitude that

or President Roosevelt could al-

, a be counted upon to display that
e present message does not appear

0 a document of the strength ex-
tod. but no matter how the message

in, onsidered generally, the country
, . not through it inse its faith in
.th president. Sight should not be

plant has been the means of bringing
this city to the notice. of n largo sec»
tion at the country.

The Poot‘Watsou is not. being hund-
ed many compliments for, talking so
much about the Ladies‘ Asquith. but
after all, it is not inconceivable that
in his “porno." “The Woman With the
Scrpervt's 'l‘onguo." ho was telling Illi'
truth.

urctlt help in a fight.
M.»

An ugly woman can lwcoluo nuiior

than anything also on north.
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After a man inn. boon oligagrnl two
months he is am to look as 800th illlii
Hlliitilli'll as a tnal'riml mun,

._._

When a man molussos lu- plays

ililiii‘l‘ ot't'nniullhlly, lllllt in ii Rip," ht-

The tireless
Cookers

The National Firelcss Cook-
cr is the simplest. most com-
pact and best: on the market.

 

 

Glass Pitchers

4-qt. plain Glass Pitchers.
regular price

 

How to operate a tireless cook-
er:

Those who‘ 'hnm k" South Nclwnik
might as We” know the tlutlI. 'l‘hcir
utterances only hr lug contempt for thc
utterel. So “knoc hers 'wtlitIre are
very. very fcw-got wise! Boost anti

nicely finished:
450

Wednesday. 32c

Place mlcats. fish, vcgc-
tables or ceramic in the kettle

 

and cook first over a regular

 

 

ost..y.howcver. in the fact that the
insult, makes a number of rumor
. tintijous that should receive the
SI.- c,arcful consideration of Con-
an» The Sentinel urges the rcdiiing
the president's massage, printod
tanflally in full on pugo ii of to

O
. THE ELECTRICAL REPORT.
A clean hill is presented to Superln
endent Albert E. Winchester, of the
'0 'Iltlicipnl electric works, by the spec-
,investlgatlng committee, as became
two last night, when the. report was
. uted to the city council. This
. . f. is exceedingly flattering to Mr
lidhester and be naturally is pleas
, as are also his friends, who have
loved that the chargos matte by
mar Commissioner Richardson
re entirely without foundation.
Taken as a whole. however. the re
M was to the people of the city in
at a surprise as thtI Impression
“Edict! to be. that while Mr. Winches-
‘krwould be exonerated. it was not
mitt that the, committee would on-
.Iil‘htls itself so positivcly regarding
I'. Richardson and the former board's
thods of conducting business. in
air words it was expected that the
ihittee would givo such a report
at the matter Would be dropped an
t. u it was ascertained beyond
' radventure of doubt that Mr. Win-
filter was Innocent of any of Mr.
nrrlson's charges. in view, how-
} of the outspoken report it is be
1 tail that the former commissioners
irreply in their own defence. One
‘9 former comlniaaionare. in fact
yolk). has already stated that
will be u reply.
. W‘M
LTIN YEARS AGO TODAY.
I'tlnttI of the tiles of The Bcn~
dot December 7. will), show.
other interesting bits of news
‘filine the following:
just become known that Con-
E. J. Hill had decided to
ad to President McKinley the
'Wt of Edmund lt‘. Crowe as
r. to succeed G. W. Benedict,
urn: of office expired Decent-
19, Diane that time the Booth New
Waffles has grown greatly.
m W Wilson stock corn
in playing at lioyt'n Thdsire.
. . saloon case. which had
Lhasa appealed from the (M-
the stately mantis-toners.
missed s license. would be
led. it was announced.

sully opened, ~

you'll gain friends.

The Waterbury Republican says:

if you plan to finish your Christmas
shopping this week you will help the
ll’lt’Il‘CIlllliiH. cirrus lillll all other shop
porn to lil‘t'll swoop lmnpors for lin-
Yuletide.

..._....... w..—¢~W-»” ._

Really, what in lilt‘l't‘ to all of this
talk nbolll scrutiny. Christmas pl'vsonta
early? Have 'you I'vtItIlvutI any
plcloun looking packages yvl'.’

“Mu...” M. .
’l‘lIrIro IlrtI vory fth of on who

should lint at limos hour in mind ill.»
tlitngr-r of cxnggcrnlutl I‘ll."

a _. .-... . . .0.

Hill‘-

THREE TABLOi‘D BERMONS

(fart-worn man has, in all ages.
sown vanity to reap despair: (loIIllIr.

~0—

Thc ldltI man does not know what
it in to rest. l-iurd Wtil‘lt fonds not
only to give on real for the body. but.
what is tron more important, ptInt'tI
to tho IIIlIui.~~—-Slr .lohn Lubbock.

‘“.“‘

her not tho llli'tlrlillliii wo recolro
daily from (loll make my not to vainv
them or not to prulso llilu ilt‘Ciilli-lt'
they l)t'_(‘tllilm0il. hot on not forget
to praise Him for the Innocent mirth
and pleasure wo lIllVII met with since
we incl togctllt-I'.-~—luilllk Walton

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RIGHT TO THE POINT.

During the present hunting st-naou
olghtyalx persons Wi‘l‘t' killed in “to
United States. All the tools are not

those tllnt rock the rItIIItIu.~~Nuw iiu-

van Palladium.

.4...
A popular Georgia poet when asked

why he always Inuit-d his poems with
an exclamation point, IprluincIl. "l'ln
always darn glad to got lhliriil"*“l\l‘
Inuta Constitution.
~+~

Now the station uncuta are forming
a union. With all the separate do.
partrnents of the railroad organized for
mutual defense and offense. it will
soon be time to form a i‘nsacngurn‘
unionsmilarlford Paul.

--O--

lit-callusI n l’ioston woman was rob~
hell of 8280 while she was at church
now not prove anything against the
habit of church going. if she had
been as wise as she was devout she
would hate either not the money in
the hsnlr or carried it with her. in-
stead of leaving II in s,trunlt that trss
New bastion tiny.

 

 

[DEAL OUTINGS m:

AFFVI I” DING

DELIGHTFUL SHORT SEA TR "’8 TO OLD POINT COMFORT

1""!

OLD DOMINION Ll- . .2.

including Accomoristlom at Hotel Chamberlain.

ASiTlxh and REST

Handle Baskets

m-qt. well made Handle

Baskets regular price toc.

Wednesday, 7c

 

lilu'n' rIliIlltK.
puriniIrm lillli bu
tIII ili‘t'iiilllillltiiliIlill .

 

including trans

$18.00

innu'

(Illilllu unwinding tIzInu

5. Winona M‘" my $22 00

 

 

"Hill“

 

The only direct has to Old

tin llitlll
point comlort without change.

Steamship: are all equipped with the United Wireless Telegraph System

Slimm- M Il'lHII MI W \nlk «II-Ir} d ly ucupt Sunday at :i p nl.

illti lolnl i mulrnt following Inornln
Suntlni ul 7 p III
l‘il'kcls nod stair-loom lt‘HlVl‘VliililliH,

in TM inst

g. ltIItIII'II huno Norfolk tlnlly Hot-pt

uniting in New Your about 3: .lo p Ill
Plt'l 2i} Nollb ltiur foot of Bench St”
N. Y. .

SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET.

W. L. \rooonow. 'l‘l':ItiiI~ MalIIIgi-r.
ilIIIonI (inn-on

.l. .l. illttm'N, th-nvrnl l'nasougt-r A‘ent.
RIM. lbw-b Si. N. V.

 

United GroceryCo

.Io NORTH MAIN S'l‘ltl’li'l‘

PHONE 143

 

SOUVENIR

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8
CHINA BOWL

In Addition to the Usual Checks

WITH

OPICII. IXTRACTI. CHOCOLATE. 0060A.
TAPIOCA. ODINOTAIOI'I, TIA. COFFII, Ito.

Sovereign Poultry Seasoning

sires that tasty iismr lo Mitry, dome sample“ um

10c Package

1%

Celery Holders

Fancy high Glass Celery

.w...» ...-.

Holders. usually Ioc.

Wednesday, 7c

Coffee Mills

Hardwood varnished box.
japanncd iron hopper. adjust-

able grinders: regular price 25c

Wednesday, 1%

 

; ccivc circular.

 

Lap Boards

it
Ladics’ Lap Boards. 36 inch-
es long, made of hardwood.
nicely varnished; regular price
98c.

Wednesday, 76c
Wall Dryers

Hardwood Wall Dryers.
:smooth finish, has six arms,
{eighteen inches long: regularly
isold at too.

' Wednesday, 7c
Clothes Baskets

Family sizc clothes baskets,
extra strong, well finished; reg-
ular price 39c.

Wednesday, 29c

fire until they arrive at the boil-
ing or cooking stage: then
place kettle in the cookcr and
the food will be cooked in 'two
or three hours from its own
heat. It is a incl saver. keeps

the flavor in the food and the

 

fumes of cooking out of the
house. Ask to see it and re-

 

 

l’riccs, $4.00 and
$5.00

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Old Dutch
Clcanser

a-lh. packaigc. cheapest way
to buy this well known cleans-
er; regularly sold at 25c.

Wedntisday. 17c

 

 

 

 

 

 

Chriélnlas Remittances » ,

To the “Old Country," and to all
points in Europe.

I. M. LAYTON 8t CO

(INCORPORATED)

insurance and Real
Estate Agents

5 IAILIOAD AVI. .0. NORWALK.
LOAN! NIGOTIATID.

CENTRAL horn
mu: moons

it: do! or week. hints hosted. lust
and cold water. baths, use «It electric

light. Maintains. Wras-
m.

mmwrdsh'l‘sss,

“all

ant—mm

whilst. I!
Inst

t‘i

m
was» iii“

Graham
Wafers
10: iii.

3 Cans
Tomatoes
26:

i. F. Beckmann 8: Co.

TN! IIG BTORI.

l
Fine Giioceriee, Teas. Coffm. Wines. Liquors,
i Etc. at Low Prices

SQUAITO OAPI coo cnsussnmu for 25¢
a LII. I! 1' MILK GIRGKIRU OR YALE. TOAfl‘ .............2Do
IIOT til I!) IAiIlNO OR OUIIANTI. 8 virus. Nr ..........2M
:TIIhunT‘D I OHCOON PRUNgti’l the. for m
ILIILA NlAfllUNl to

WARIAN D "it'll! I000. Ilmn. r m

Itrrrmmw. cm Extrsatnmpswiih

nun-tuna-usssvsssescenassns

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lists-rs i‘inltssl Mil. Issudsstpheil’s mm Ila

suite . to. nest. Olsen, I:

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New teammates eshs........‘lh

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