I ‘m:1l”P- m- “at.“ MW .. a»..- 1.... QTY NOTICES " mi?!- sorrow". u." ‘ Emu. ‘ ' count t. m nail to Theodor cl “‘4‘“ “with“ I do Mi Hunter cardiolly tamed. muscle! w. it. Robert It. Wilcox. ‘m’ ".0 3.. no A. "I 1‘ 8d and dth Tuned I 0! our tilts-onto Building. nth tin—Jo iy nod Ausust el- Ali Ray Ii Aral ' ‘Ooi‘dlllly invited. Cherie! U. 11. 1’. Robert M. Wilcox. 80» ntu Department ch Office. Norwalk Idltor’o Residence .1..1.......... Association . STE NS President 3‘ £05“ oil-T30 ”Wig. loo-President. . um}: ARI). Secretary T'l‘. Treasurer Executive Committee Limo OT ~ his»; 01”.?va midweek. toms! swsri'rz ROLLEY LINE BETWEEN NOR- WALK AND NEW CANAAN. is a mighty unfortunate thing for ‘ Hryrnik that there is no trolley line villi ew Canaan. Such a public con- laqce has been a hope for years. all citort thus far to bring the _ into actual existence has been " veiling. Owing to the luck of such nneeting link between the two ”is there is no doubt that Norwnlk it great deal of business that. ,m to Stamford It is quite H” n the realm of possibility that “of the results of the very healthy Vitiienlng that has come over the ”mike will he, the establishment . it Norwaik-New‘Cunssn trolley lino. Il'lio people of the Not-walks like New hhaan people and likewise the people the latter town like Norwnik poo Another benefit snide the increase in business inter- ,lii‘se would be the building up of the no amount of desirable property lions the line or the road. In the opinion of the Sentinel,~tbe Norwulk-New Canaan trolley line is it matter which the Norwslk Business Men‘s Association can take up with excellent advantage. The Sentinel be- lieves a persistent campaign on the . rt oi the business men will do much wit ward taking. this line on actuality. ere is no better time to start this whitish than right now. ( W— m’rasvuwe on THEHFLY. The Gridironors in unison: "it was be best dinner ever." ’ "The Elsket may never be iluishod. but it's a whole lot of fun rebuilding her."—-—George R. Villl Alstypc. "We are looking for a still bigger “increase in the business il‘llhK the coming year.‘ '~Msuugei N ttlng of 91 the South Norwnlk Division of the Southern New England Telephone "You cun11count on me for the next dinner all right. it was simply per- tlot."--iiiu3ene Mills. "Singing in on urt."~—Frunk J. Flu- uth Norwulk is «rowing sud ‘wlug inst. We've got it grout start at! nothing can stop us."--'i‘ho Merl liken“ and Msouiuctiirers' Associw “The knockers are now oil boom- 4.1‘§rs."-ltothcw Corbett. *1 ‘fiome policy . for impioviug the Washington street bridge should be on- filhiilhcd."-—John B. inwrence. WW I. J. HILL AND nenxnnome. he. Ionization oi the home oi ' p‘ntetlve Hill as the putt-Cannon ' tor speaker in ioxlenl listing endured a much from to or the pro-nut specter u then. he Inuit be expected willing to lend the tight Intent But it bu never economic-d r. mil com Mil! to bear II “mount." old II any not enthusiastic our the my one who on not“ his we. in cotton. "condom not. nobody who‘ . 1 at”? o elem on in the mnritot specu- , n1 . cumin to " those MW cool: certainly ouxht to show up new '5‘ Fifth AVG" . hint reply to the Notional convention it. w. Width t 1 flociety, which at. , Wubinnton last night publicly acclaimed commander Mort ill. Peer-y the discoverer or the NM POM. . ‘ W Persons who own their uewoboys for papers should settle their accounts - hetero Christmsn. At this season of the your the boys can find good use for the money. and they hope to receive all that is due. " them—Nausetuek News. r ‘ W Senator Brandegee of Connecticut is one of the tow bachelors in the senate. His friends have fixed up innumerable matches for him. but the senator is its shy today as he was when a fresh- gtsn at Yoio.--Wnshlngton Times. O--——~—--- Butter, you will notice, if you are a family man. is still on the rise. Wm Tristan: anemone. w Let us have1tnith that right makes might. and in that faith let us to the end dare to do our duty as we under- stand it.-—-Abrshsm Lincoln. W" RIGHT TO THE POINT. President Tait devotes s few puru- graphs of his message to discussing the test that "a very considerable in- creuse or the bmden" laid upon the poor man is due to the prevailing high prices of provisions. Unfortunately. neither the president' a explanation nor his hopes will pay the butcher and the ...... Muster Raymond Clarke. boy so- Why doesn't Knox save trouble und prune soloist of Christ and All Angels simplify matters by merely getting J. churches. New York city. is to assist a 03mm“ to go down to Nicaragua in the musical pmgrnm at the South and bite Zeleyas bend 0M—-Clllt‘fl80 Noiwalk iluplisi church. ncxi Sunday Record- Heisld owning He will sing two beautiful “.W solos and will give the congregation t 1 . Men seldom gossip. because they an oppor unit) of hourlng a ho) singer can keep informed concerning all the scandal by merely sitting around and listening to the women.—-Chlcugo lien aid. fl.” As Dr. Eliot reads the future. time is coming when the politlcul buss will be no more. He neglected to spec- ily dates. but. us all men must die. no doubt he is right in his prediction.~~ Philadelpbin Times. a..-“ llr. Woods Hutchinson. it sort oi joy rider in the medical world, suys that nature will effect it rum, if not too much interfered with. in ill) per rent. of the diseases which attack us. iiut who wants to take that one cbunco in ten? wlloston Globe. _W.W_ Colonel llenry \‘l'nttcrsou‘s criticism of ”yellow" journalism gets or general indorscmcut among the loading [or- eigu newspapers. Evidently it will be a few years before his views will be fashionable in America. Good views. ‘ Lediee’ Desks Parlor Tables nevertheless.~—Phliudelphis Times. MW“: mule“ W Phonogreph Cabinets liiilli litll iliilliii Mom: cm... Rockers iii liliiiiiiiliiiiiii Shows Their Complaint Was Based on a Misundersianding 1 WASHINGTON, Dec. lit—In reply to the protest of Connecticut manufac- turern and other» against some of the questions to be risked manufacturers in the taking of the new census the di1 rector oi the census has sent it circu‘ lnr letter to the onn-cctlrut doings. tion to be iorwsrt ed to the Gunmtii. cut trianui'scturers. According to this statement the objections are based up-’ on the old schedule of manufactures and not upon the one that will actually be used in 1910. The director states that prior to her- muiuting the schedule to he used for the census of manufacturers. the con- sun omen conferred with represents- tlve manufacturers and association and explained that the form of echo 1 ulo need at prior censuses would be greatly simplified in order to overcome the objectionable («natures of which the manufacturers complained. After this explanation was made and the questions to be asked were considered by the moonineturers. nevorol crushi- nttcnl ndopted resolutions urnlnn manufacturers to answer the question A. U W W W W” W - end the director in now trying to in- "mm 0‘ RAIlROA' duo. Ill monutneturern to agree to this suit to cooperate with the census et- en. The oireniir shows that till answers If" m “fl [‘3] "iii ”° ”llama W n 3"???" n no on one or II n . . till «mt: "W'fimis’g $3,? M Current Tint the MI“! W!“ ODIN on I it 1 1 min on Mimi-r. Thain oi BnPut Uphhflyflcm Li” PM that the m at won them mutimmitmmm Thelma-Minolta New York. loathsome- ntthrteilinliomuudmm Mime ‘— tilifi [I i i’i Vacuum Cleaners ~~ Edison Phonographs For the Children We have Doll Carriages. Velocipedes. Rocking Horses. Rocking Chairs. Automobiles. Moving Picture Machines A. J. Angevine & Son COmpany M4436 Washington Street “ken 1 users}: RAYMOND CLARKE. nor sornsso BOLUIST ‘‘‘‘ ' 5 - cross ores ssziNGs UNTIL customs.) _ 35? Our Store Will Be en fer the Regular Holiday ShOpping And will remain open evenings until after Christmas. ’Amis our regular custom. we will sell certain articles from each department. tonight. at less than wholesale. We have a two—fold. object in doing thin—first, to encourage early shopping, and, sec- ond. to do something special for our friends. THE PUBLIC. The items printed below are only a small part of What We Have in Store for Tonight’s Early Shoppers Tonig W slits Boil now. duinty. White Lows Wulsts. the. regular l'iici' is $1.35 Tonight, item 7 until 10 o'clock. 99c A neat Holiday box will be given free with such ' Waist. who possesses .3 voice of rare beauty. Children’s sweaters Muster Clarke is under 12 years oi (‘hildren's All Wool Sweaters ibst sell regularly use and has unlined I [rent re tub» ' 1 lion in his line 0! work. He has lice at ””00 and "'2‘" released from his evening serviceliu Tonight, from 7 until ‘0 O'CIOCii, 79c the city for that evening by Woodstock. the eminent organist and Harry scarecrrwww Underskirts Dressing Tables Something for the Home That's the kind of gift that wi‘l be depth) edited This store is full of articles that will make the home more beautiful and comfortable. Here Are a Few of the Many “'onwn‘s Flannel to llnticrskiris that ought to soil at zinc. We set them us last as we run got them ill 25c. Tonight. from 7 until 10 o'clock. 18c Women’s Sweaters \‘l‘mncn‘s All Wool Sweaters, all colors; rcgulm‘ vnluc is $2.50. Tonight, from 7 until 10 o‘clock. $1.49 Umbrellas 2:00 l'iltiu'cllnn tor inch and women. These come from our rcpuln: mutter end were sold us at the intro cost it) umkr. They are Worth “.27.. Tonight. from 7 until 10 o'clock. 77c each Sleds iH Sleds for boys and girls. tini- muss has all Couches we could buy ut the price; it"s u plied :ia'nt Sled. Tonight. from 7 until 10 o'clock. lbc mdures Only one to u customer. None dciivcrcti, Lamps . Clocks Petticoats Carpet Sweepers ii l l «1r it t i .1? i; i 4'}? men conductors nud trunnion are net- tng very shrewdly. tor lt to common knowledge among rnilrond men than the New llnven Md pin it- empi on n higher rate per mile that any oi company in the m. toad would consult moot II them city or arbitrator-- in n m m u this The test out that. m- it. employee tiller or the other. would ii? it p e i i ltitl illuck Monolino Petticoats thut tire big liltlli- t‘\ ‘1: worth at $1. ”5 Tonight, from 7 until 10 o'clock. 89c o o Xmas Writing Paper Still boxes of Writing Paper. tbo borcs are very artistic nnd the paper is that close. These ore is two lots. 50c grade at 29c 25c grade Ii lSc Handkerchiefs ' 1200 Womexfc Embroidered Handkerchiefs. just 100 times. The relulsr price is little each. Tonight. from 7 until 10 o'clock. 70 Not over six to e customer. sippi, but this does not indicate that the question will not he put up to South smut HARTFORD. Dec. in.—-—Mont.nme violetion oi the automobile low. end was sentenced to lull for thirty den and lined title. The court minced to Mm Hints. no mo island. 11. non-unplann- content (the Silver Mesh Bags 100 Ssmple German Silver Mesh Bugs. bought of a well-known maker of Attleboro, Mass. These lingo are worth $5.00. Beautiful large mesh with a 5-inch i‘rnmc. kid lined. long link chain. handsomely chased. Tonight, from 7 until 10 o'clock. 32.49 Centerpieces :itinrh llcnsissunce Centerpieces, linen center with thgoting; regular price is The. Tonight. from 7 until 10 o‘clock. 380 Seeds 18x54 ilennissuncc Scuris. one that We made a special price at $1.00. Tonight. iron 7 until 10 o'clock, 64c Neckwear \\'omrn‘s Neckwenr in it good big generous ussort- mom. reimiur price 25c. Tonight. from 7 until 10 o'clock, iSc Picture F rames itoilcd Gold Pluto Picture Fraules. good voice at U90. Tonight. from 7 until it) o’clock. 38c Men’s Suspender and Armlet Sets iloth in it prctty lioilduy box. Tonight, irom 7 until 10 o‘clock. 50c Boys’ Sweaters lioys‘ Urey Sweaters, all sizes; reguiar We value. Tonight. item 7 until 10 o'clock. 31c Japanese Waite Paper Baskets llumisomcly dccoiutcd. three sizes in sclmt ironi; l‘timiittl' prices illlr, Brie nnti hm: Your choice Tonight, from 7 until 10 o'clock. 37c Chocolate Sets imported t‘hinu chocolate Bots. consisting of lame Chocolate Pot and six (“ups and Saucers to match. dainty floral and gold decorations; reuniorly sold at $2. 00. Tonight. from 7 until 10 o’clock, $1.49 road but nothifiiolcn united ‘to decide up unit wage or nle for t one brothen ‘ - bonds on till lines out at the Missile Y0“ Will Find H I “333W? ‘0 Do Your Christmas Shopping hill. :2: timllzbtlimd For Groceries. Teas. Coffees. Wines Liquors. 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