Miler.
. owned-ll
so and 4th Tuesday! or
limit: Building. Bouts
m month-wool: and August “on-
8 o’clock. All Royal Aron
nordlsllyinvited. Ohsrlos I.
P. Robert ll. Wilcox. as.
nae, sINTiNIL TELEPNONE
‘ CALL!
Department
; sinus Department
3 an. Office. Norwslk
Nil"! Residence
BORN“! Residence
’ ”hm-~—
, and Manufacturers
Association
» CRY STEVENS. Pres dent
ROWAN. Vico- resident
UINTA ART). Secretary
8 l'l‘T. Treasurer
H WALDRON
E. JENNINGS
M MAHON
. L'RAYMO 0ND
n. smgnnwsnn
s‘POl-l
AN SWARTZN
OQLS REFLECT THE CITY'S
' GROWTH.
Orient the indications of the present
hon usual growth of this city is
" crease in the number of school
drop during the current year. The
of Superintendent William ii).
tier. of the South Norwalk pub-
lioltools. show that thus far the
meat is 189 greater than last
. The usual annual increase for
rat years has been abbot 80. The
onlsare again reaching a condi.
where further enlargement will
'n'eoeSsary. There is still one addi-
al class room in the Concord school
a few more class rooms may be
tructed in the Knudsen building.
, ~———~—~o———--——
it HEALTHY PLACE TO LIVE.
9" ill flawed: and the wholé town
. salubrious spot to make ones
9. Dr. Henry L‘. Sharer, health of-
of this city. reports today that
e is not even out: quarantine {or
contagious disease.
stinger M ii. Nultlug and the
gala aloft of the South NOl walk di-
he...“ of the Southern Now r‘llgland
pophone Company. are due the
‘rtiest of congratulations for the
male of the business. A 400 per
increase in five years is some-
to be proud of and especially no
w of the high state of elllclency
the service having kopt equally
flats off to Manager Nultlnit.
. tract Agent. Edward il‘. Smith. and
. Gillie hustling telephone people.
l W"..
The trolley card are or course ovar-
wded at times. but it would help
mil deal if some of the passengers
ld' show a little more inlerool. ill
or fellow human beings by not in
than on quite so mlmh room tor a
at when several people are standlnz.
.1“,—
r --o-—-—
TIN vases AGO TODAY.
u.“
”The [lies of The Evening Bautinol
member ill 1889 corltulned among
. H or lrtiolog of news:
"The story of Percy ll: Ferris a South
Ellen's“: boy. being under til-o at 'l‘um
hob. Republic 0! Columbia.
A utensil of the mind healing moth~
sol Rev. Dertt 'l‘sllnadso Van Der
' Moral Barton, the British common-
iidtlr. was reported to have thirty-eight
dd. iii good partitions at. (lolenso.
roll Osborne or Yale University.
bowed with being implicated in
‘ roblwry, lu Wentvilio came-
stv Haven. tor the purpoiid of
a an anterior on a thirteen-
jirl. '
' .lives wars lost in a tenement
lire in the Willismaburx suction
York.
‘ dross examination of Writing
Eqfi‘lmmloy in the Moiinesux case.
' it was continued.
your re THE POINT.
w man expresses the hope
strike of the New York shirt;
srs will continue till the
”tints cease to button in the
' ' wich Bulletin.
no... ,
enough the hell corpora-
ioot to the attornevqohsr'
Uri ringing in on tumor-
Waterbury Republican.
an.“
, We) has been duly
. pl
WHOM!“ MW
remedy for tuberculosis has been of
. moroaood than if he had given the
RMWWW‘ ‘ .
"til-nonmetal.
mums-um
“WWW
v
“minimum
also is W M
Wfifiwmflflb
hw is. cost or living-um
Herold.
5-0- ‘
A It. holds woman is reported to he
very angry because by mistake sham
married a cook instead or a count.
Sons women never do know when
they are in Inch-Dos Maine: Regis-
ter and bolder.
it might be noted that the majority
or those people who write intorestlnc
articles on how to liva on $3 a week
are drawing bigger salaries than we
common mortals who try to stake our
$10 per do double duty.—-Mllwaukee
Journal.
~9—
The anonymous Yale alumnus whose
offer of a prize of $100,000 for the per-
son who first discovors an adequate
flcially announced has probably done
money to his shun water for a stad-
luau—«Boston Globe.
~6—
An Ohio river steamer loaded with
whiskey has gone to the bottom at
Louisville, Ky. The colonel! are
strongly tempted to drink a little. wat-
er to see it any of the cargo leaked.”
Kennebec Journal.
We sometimes almost lean to the
contention that there have been no
really great pools since the typewriter
was invented—lion Angelou 'l‘ilnou.
..+.
MW.-.
TABLOID SERMONS.
Mm
Doubt is often faith in the making.
mw. .l. Dawson.
a...“
Look round the habitable world. how
few.
Know their own good. or. knowing it.
pursue.
wllryden.
-Q..-
Thorn is no place where earth‘s sor~
rows
Are more fell than up in Iwuvl-n;
There in no piano whore earth's full-
lugs
linve such kindly judgment given:
For the lovo of God in broader
Than the measures ot'nlan'u mind.
And the Heart of ”)0 Eternal
is more Wonderfully kind.
., li‘alwr
ATCHISON GLOBE WISDOM.
Some very worthy people own cows
that are in poor flesh in winter. lull.
when we see u pom cow in milliliter.
we haw lli‘lViiN' thoughts about the
owner.
——O-——
“if she wouldn't wear so much hair."
they any or a young girl. and "if
she would only wear more hair." the)‘
Hays oi an old woman. "Hilt‘ would ho
holler lookllll."
-4...
An Alehison man any»: “i am at
ways correcting my wife's grammar.”
We'll but she hall-a him: no our Ilkl-u
that sort of thing.
hummus—mu.“ Your
iii-all)
canola-Ml
dusting-rum. i
anti-firm all dips-tin
virtue“.- ooomodla Dishes-in. This
mm. on will digest a
heavy tit out the slightest fun
or smart. and relieve the must.
sold stomach in tin minutes. besides
ovsmoniln: all tout. Nauseous odors
from the breath.
Ask your pharmacist to show you
the formula plainly printed on ssch liti-
cent case of Pope'- Disposin. then you
will readily understand why this
promptly cures Indigestion and re-
moves‘ such symptoms as Heartburn.
a feeling like lump of lead in the
stomach. Batching of Gas and Eructa-
tions of undigested food. water brash.
Nausea. Headache. Billiousnesa and
many other bad symptoms; and. be
sides. you will not need laxatives to
keep your stomach. liver and inter;
tines clean and fresh.
if your Stomach is «our and full or
gas or your food lllwsnl ill-out and
your meals don‘t seem to ill. why not
get a. hO~cent case from your druggial
and make life worth living? Absolute
relief from Stomach misery and pets
feet digestion of anything you eat is
sure to follow live minutes after. and.
besides. one case in sutilclcot to cure
a whole family of snub trouble.
Surely a harmless, inexpensive
preparation like Diupepsln. which will
always, either at daytime or during
night, relieve your stomach miuery and
digest your meals, is about. as handy
and valuable a thing as you could have
in the house.
H.-........
No Charge Mode.
Threatens“. "it;
But 1 Present at
‘ Money Not Refund.
in recording an illness of his proud
father, (ion. John Walla De l’eystor
lelia an interesting story in commotion
with lndlsn hump. It in prilltml ill his
biography by Mr. Frank Allaben,
Indian hemp was reronuuendod as
a remedy during my grandfather's ill-
uueu, but where to got it was the
question, Finally some one said it
was grown ill the garden of old Mr.
lvlcury ilrrvoort. who owned .n large
plot on lllt‘ mint side of llrondwny. l-x-
wading through to the iiowory allow
il‘eulll slrrl't. (‘ii‘nrl- Church stands on
part. of this ground.
liol‘lor liihby guvr me some money.
told run to jump into his six. drive up
it) Brot'oort'li old low storied Mlmgl‘
house on tho llowery. mm tell the
owner that i wanted some lndlan
hump (or my urandfathor. .lolm Walls
i was to ma- diplomnry it necessary.
hilt not to return without il.
l trotted along briskly, roused ‘Mr.
itruvoort from a nap, slated my rune.
iound no ill-ulnr, and got the ludlnn
hemp, which llt' ilui'. up with his own
hands.
“How much am i to pay?"
tioned.
“i never sells it," Mr. ilrl-voorl re-
plied. "because if i takos money for
ludiun bump. it weakens the varloo.”
i stated that l was drum-mi to pay.
and we discussed the matter. walking
across the garden toward the gig.
which i had tail on limitliway.
l lhllll uladl- up my mind that i had
met with a disinterested l‘hrietian.
had replaced the. moot-y in my pocket,
and had my fol on tho uig ”it‘ll. when
l loll a brawuy. alluimrnl. lrorkil-ll
hand restraining mo and heard those
words whispered in my ear: "I nova-r
i (luvs.
......,._.....__._,..-. ML... . .
HUMBOLDT LODGE ELECTION.
Gustav Moellor chosen President and
Richard Nosck Vice-President.
The annual meeting of Humboldt
Lodge Sons of Herman was hold that
‘ night. when officers for the ensuing
your were elected. 'l‘wo prlmoalllonn
fol membership wore also rmulved.
The ulllrcru named were as follows:
l‘rouidnutmnustaV Mueller.
Vivnvl’rualduul—-ltichurd Nonck.
(lorrouponding Secretary - Adolph
Dunks.
Financial Secretary-llonry Kroito.
’l‘roariurorwAdam Schmidt.
Trustee for oluhtoon months-«-
Charles Wiouternen
'i‘hcso unicorn will be installed on
the second Tuesday droning in Jun
usry.
MIDIOAL ASSOCIATION IANGUI'I‘.‘
w»— W...
Dr. A. N. Baldwin Oberon Prlsidcnt
and 09‘. Walter Hltohcliok
ViomPruldsnt.
The Medical Association of Norwalk
held its annual meeting laul night at
the Nor-walk Hotel. The following of
floors wore elected for the ensuing
term:
Presidentn-Dr. A. ll. Baldwin.
Vics‘Prosidsuty—m. Waller Hitch.
cook.
Secretary-Dr. W. H. Stowe.
ton up in such a manner, and the her.
plans.
‘ ”NAPING ALONG ON “0.000.
tlmi
Elli. so;
humans on. . .
still! sake. discuss nylon“, question
“ smnuasumousto
1i, lipirsont «am
A bun not followed in the dining
room of t 9. hotel The menu was get.
vlos was so good that it was mod to
hold the next meeting at the same
We have heard it lsld down by a
thoughtful man. and s Seotehmaa to
boot. that the most impossible at all
is thst of it man who has I
a large family and s tiioliso
and pound: s your to keep up so so
ohfor vsrlr
out any“.
~ dmi
nulls lndian booth to; that Wankuos
lilo vurioo, bill it i altos it. 1 hotel
I Hilliilml u prose lit."
i l oxlrul-tod the money lounlll-d to
mo, placed it ill the expectant hand
Ihurriod homo and related my story
land l haw heard it lauuiu-d UH'l many
lltllou.
NORWALK” BUSINESS MEN MEET.
Committee on New Hotel Not Ready
to Iuhmlt s fisport.
The directors of the Norwalk tinni-
uoun Man's Association met in the
town mart room last night in execu-
tive aesulou with A. (3. Wheeler in the
chair to listen to the report or the
committee that had boon upwiuiod to
consider the advisability of building s
hotel
l The committee not being ready in
million definite report it was given
more limo to thoroughly canvass the
subject.
A general discussion was then on-
vuuwi ill on various subjects that
Would it carried out. be to the benefit
at Noruaik.
No further business timing up, the
inaction was adjourned to meet silh-
jeel to the call or the chairman.
Wm
MIANUI MANUFACTURING CO.
Thom- i. Rowland. of tooth Nor-
wsik. Again Ilsetsd President.
The annual meeting or the Minno-
Msnlitscturinc company was held yes-
terday at the factory. The your has
been a prosperous one for the com-
pany. which declared a six per cent.
dividend. The following were rel-stool-
all dinners tor the ensuing your:
Prostitute-drummi- 1. Raymond.
Vtoo-l’midenouw. 8. Head.
sflw .. -
m.
rumours-Mung
mun-rm“ r
“In
The m at to: W
{Sufitflsm at mm
Moihkthmmumflm
mowewmriwm lore
l.motiwtilbo“io albumen-t
m Steward a. mm. a that
shit. has am also“ that would
«not say monomer. it will that“!
lasted mallow. rout deck and var-
ious other wit-moms delicacies.
The prospective diam who aren't
going over to the club in tssicsbu are
rammed to bond the to: trolley.
Toys! Toys!
Larges‘t and Most Com-
plete line of Dolls
English Penmbulators in red.
green and blue
DOLL flO-CARTS, from........250 up
l)0l.l.S-—-brunclte and blonds»
..6c to “.75
Don't forget our wonderful display
of MECHANICAL TOYS at.....
large and small, from. .
26c
B. K. UNDERTAKER
F. A. MITCHELL
HOUSE FURNISHER
CORNER WALL AND HIGH 81"..
NORWALK. CONN.
MITCHELL,
Norwaik Branch Office of
The Evening Sentinel
. a «rm—e»... .lc
WWW...” M..._...-. . .
autumnal
MUSIC HALL
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TOM KIRBY ............... Manager
VAUDEVILLE.
20th Century Vaudeville
' COMMENCING
MONDAY. December 18th
America’s Greatest Eccentric comedian
JOHN FORD AND HIS COMPANY in
"ZOOLANO“
A Farcicsl Comedy. Special scenery
WARD s LANOCAR
The Singing Duo
HAL REiD AND COMPANY
In “His 1‘." <'
Character (.04. tint"
JACK LEWl8
Return of the Act Msutilui
ROSA NANVON'S 300 TRAINED
BIRDS
E-tra-Jhe Singing Minstrel
MANUEL ROMAIN AND COMPANY
in "BEFORE AND AFTER THE
BALL"
DANCING Wednesday and Friday
Nights Alter the Performance
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SAT~
URDAV
Children ...... 5c. Adults .......ch
NIGHT ................. 10 and 200
THE NEW
ll’sl
SOUTH NONWALK. CONN.
Telephone "2
Monday. Tuesday, (Wednesday
Matinee) Wednesday Nights,
cross STOCK co.
peasants
“The Queen of
Queer Street”
A PLAY THAT PLIADIS ALL.
fl.
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Cutout-cite
common is the mouse or tits
muotthodiuslssodthsmoisd-
lusting the urns. his“!!! are am
by a wrench. twist or sprain in tho
Mu. Minus-Maw
is
Tomorrow-Double Holiday
Attraction
Bring the Children to Toyland
NEW TOYS NOW ON OUR THIRD FLOOR. EVERYTHING THAT THE'YOUNG
HEARTS CAN WISH FOR AT
M,
Many Gifts at the China
and Cut Glass Dept.
Hardly an article in this vast stock but is
(I’m. . .
wanted thing.
visit this department tomorrow.
suitable for gift purposes. and so many exqui-
site pieces that you are sure to find just the
It will prove worth while to
Secretory—«It. D. Randall.
Transom—4‘. A. springer.
All oil the show and it. 0. Kselsr.
N. P. millet) and W. A. Ourtio were
elected directors.
W
M'OM'AN‘T HIKTiNQ OP ‘I'HI
nerve system in r
Nervouinsss.
sis. Heart. Kid!” and Mamie Dir
curvature or the
never , M
ellsodo‘so
IMPORTED
JAPANESE HAND-
PAINTED CHINA—We have a most
complete and elaborate shewing. which
cannot be surpassed for richness in col-
oring and delicacy of design. Sugar and
Cream Sets. Chocolate Sets. Tea Pots.
Celery or Roll Trays. Cake Sets. Hair
Receivers. Hat Pin Holders. Rose Jars.
etc.
Glass. an unusually large display of the
brightest cuttings and designs. many of
them our own exclusive patterns. Vases.
Jugd. Salad Bowls. Celery Trays, Oil
Bottles. Nappies. Spoon Trays. Fern
Dishes. Salt and Peppers. etc. Prices
range from ................. 35c to $12.00
Prices range from ........ toe to $3.00
CUT GLASS WARE—First grade Cut
Prices Always a Little Bit Lower
Than Elsewhere
Ribbons and Xmas
Novelties
See the attractive selection of Ribbon Nov-
cities. such as Coat Hangers, Slippers, Hat
Pin Holders and many other such novelties.
HOLLY RIBBON. for tieing Christmas
packages. . . .19c and 25c piece; 2 and 3c yd.
RED AND GREEN RIBBONS. No. 1 and
15/2 2. at ........................ 10c piece
Xmas Gloves Are Ready
Gloves made exclusively for us. The most.
remarkable showing in Norwaik. This dc-
partmcnt is now showing the best stock of
Gloves ever exhibited. at values within reach‘
of cvcryonc‘s purse. The long sleeves have
been steadily bringing “short wristed Gloves
into favor and doing away with long Gloves.
Women's r-clssp Mannish ENGLISH
CAPE GLOVES. in tan. oak and Eng-
lish red; worth $1.50. at . . . . . . . .$I.25
Extensive displays.
styles.
Women’s Neckwear
In full readincss for the Christmas season.
exquisite designs and
The profusion of styles in our lines
afiords excellent scope for the selection of
Gifts that will please.
LiBERTY SCARFS in an almost unlimit—
ed assortment. also a great allowing of
Crepe dc Chine. Spangled eficcts. etc.
at ........................... sec to $3.98
JABOTS of Irish crochet, combined with
hand embroidery. some lace trim-
med ................. . ...... 75c to $2.50
FANCY STOCKS. shown in greater varie-
ties of desirable Styles than for the past
several seasons ..........
FANCY
STOCKS. JABOTS. BOX RUCHING
and KNIT MUFFLERS. especially fea-
tured at ..................... use to Snoo
....25c to $1.50
Neckwcsr st popular prices.
FRENCH KID GLOVES, 2-clasp. made of
the choicest skins and dyed in nearly
every beautiful shade: worth $1.75,
at ............................. . . .$r.5o
Men‘s heavy CAPE GLOVES at. .81 and $1.50
Children's KID GLOVES. at . .. ....... $1.00
Men’s Xmas Handker-
chiefs
Something for the man different from the
Linen Handkerchiefs. in that you can give
either one. a half dozen or a dozen. as you see
fit. and yet know that you are giving correctly.
We refer to Silk Handkerchiefs.
In SILK INITIAL HAN DKERCHIEFS
we have various styles at. .25c and 50¢ each
Plain White JAPANESE SILKS. in x/4.
% and 1-inch items. ates. 50, 750 and SI ea.
NOTlCE-~Begiuaiug Tomorrow our store will remain open
every evening until Christmas .
HOW THE FROG CHANGE. OOLOR.
'l‘hn chameleon changes his has
with his environment.
alto who could venture to point out
all the molecular and ethereal vibra-
tions whereby the ohaln of nation is
made complete between external eta
vironment
cilantro? Yet sellsnd tound that the
pigments»
which the frog harmonise: lust! more
or loss with the color ot its environs
most are governor by the two sorts of "
nerves.
two relishes. both originating in tho ‘
Chiropractors remove the cause of solves the delicacy of this mess.
this disease and pain. and health is first. the
restored through humanism: tbs It: lions
lissutiis. sets uncertain molecular vb
“motion. rarely» buttons in tho? nuns. which trust.
n will mu no midi.“ ”E mail mm” :33” To?“
ehlotlll'ti mu s ours urinary use I or
run will the «inn nor the pigment maul-y in:
We a it It's a rslhl lint
Int
7
A short time
and peripheral tissue
of
changes by . virtue
it results trout the action or
Wines and Liquors
Holiday Specialties
Wt are writ prepared for the christian trade and if you wish to
I“ a M" “Mind Grocery. thou you would drop in and m as. tile
my! our aim prettiiy duel-mo and will make it as lsmnt as we.
stills when you «it. Our stock of Groceries. 'l'sss.
Choose. Win» and Li
unsound under the
Mums. artiste
Selcdl Groceries
«s. letter.
on is second to none in the stats. Everything
rs Food Lows. Pines favor as with your
hack. liven it done childhood it retina: and by his investl aliens as is Splin- New heeded itslslnl. Durkes’. a“. or mm, m. 70 E
creates numbed perv sud pain in aids to map out the pots strain the muttg '
later tile in the dihoroilt omits snd' grain to the periphery by sash or the . En" ”3&“22fi m “3.1“; 4 “a? ukenrsndrumpkin.
limbs. reflexes. Now let as picture to our- ”... “I“ Oil ‘ u-HM‘ Fancy layer Flu. lb .17. "a ,0.
green (ohm. cousin: vita-s-
othsr in certain were
‘ Richardson it Robblnls’ t‘lum
, Puddlh‘
‘ item has
l‘anoy ma Datol lb. .......1so
Very Good Dates. lb.
um Christmas Osndles. each ids“
It'lloditsldsolllll
Nines Hon. pill. .. Io
Nuts
Inelishm Whining“. Mons. Popsi- ditch Almonds, Haul or Irssli .
Beckmm 3‘ '00»
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