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o‘clock p. m. Installation cl
= (lingual. All um.- MI.
Molly and Internally lnvitod.
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I WING OINTINIL TILIPHONI
CALL!
. .m Department
, slam Donal-lineal
, ranch Dillon. Norwnik
Wiser- Residence
It lilit-r's Residence
Association
168 I”EMORY STEVENS, President
ROI‘M’AN View President
.‘QUIN'l/iilii, Secretary
COR BDT'l‘. Treasurer
mmwuv'f'm Committee .
‘- or u mamas
sums swanrz
« .ddffionl De Costellane has got
.hiniself in print again after a pro-
acted atay out of it. This time
ni loses a suit against his former
il'c. Princess De Sagan, formerly
Iss Anna Gould. to choose tutors for
air children who Would be accepta-
, Is to himself and to compel the to-
ors‘to report to him. And Worse still.
lil has to pay the costs of the action.
.016 .Jay Gould must have turned over
in his grave quite a number of times
during the past few years.
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Yesterday the Zeiaya family got an
dither bump. Miss Juliette Hero won
her breach of promise suit against ex‘
"President Zeinya’s son. Dr. Anibal
zelaya. She sued for ”00.000 and the
"court awarded her $2.000. “it might
as well have been 850.000. I have no
money and cannot pay." declared the
young doetor. Under the law. unless
he pays. chaya can he committed to
,, Jail for an indefinite pcriod. Both he
and no may still be together behind
L American burs.
., The New Haven iinlon rightfully de-
‘itxciares that the National Geographic
vociety has made a mistake in at»
'Olllllllng Peary discoverer of the North
Pole and thus condemning Cook un.
heard. irrespective of the opinion tbc
country gent-rally has formed of the
North Pole controversy, the National
Geographic Society has done a discour-
teous thing to say the least. The.
Danish scientists set an example
which might well have been followed.
W.
“‘4’ _......
Speaking about a bill twenty years
We? ago for a “00.000 appropriation by
"3 Congress for postomrc purposes int
this town. It. wouldn‘t be a bad idea to
start the ball a-rolllm: in an effort to
get Congress to do something before a
quarter of a century passes. Stamford.
‘ New Britain and various other places
in the state have tried since Norwalk
did and have been successful
9..“
. Somebody suggests that with some
snow on the ground those special holi-
day electrical liliunlnntions would be
much more bcautilul still.
_..--..-W._....
As sonicimdy has rniiinrkcd. it will
soon be too late to shop early‘ for
Christmas.
m.....ms...‘
TEN YIEARO AGO TODAY.
~—-._.
The tiles of The Sentinel, ten yours
ago. Developer 18. 1800. contained a
notice from the water commissioners
that the South Norwalk water supply
was almost exhausted and waste must
he stopped or there would be a fam-
inc.
The barber shop of Leonard lioness.
til 30 Main street. was wrecked by tire.
The Produce Exchange Trust Com-
pany. of New York. suspended pay-
most.
The Center school was closed on or-
der. from Health Dinner Tracey on-
sooOunt or an epidemic or diphtheria.
A heavy fun over Greater New
York was it detriment. to all kinds of
Indie.
The Currency Bill passed the House
~ in Washington.
Mrs. Melville iii. Mead had aims at
mm for porn children. It Hillside.
The Annie A. delimit piano on t‘m
also! Terrace had been sold iii auction
k Holly ll illusion by I" W Ititchoii
'I’bs iconic: «in getting union
an in (m on most at the
w a rain to sit in ponds.
‘l’lfl «muted mush-n. am
with
A
I Hi» I P
ns effectual as Paul itevore's.
cut.
Patriotic
Touosnow NIGHT
Illustrated Lecture
. “Marcus Whitman’s
Ride for the Fla”
By lion. J. Wilder Fairbank, of Boston
Marcus Whitman's ride was more dangerous than l'uinnni's. and
III: II ill
He saved to the nation a slate forty times as large in. I‘onnoctr
This story is one that thrills with patriotism and devotion.
it is an appropriate story for the people to learn on i-‘oroi’uihera‘
Sunday. commemorating the landing of the Pilgrims. ~
DOORS OPEN AT 6:45
Beginning at 7:20 the Chorus Will Render
Anthems
The Sunday Evening lnétitute
AT THE
South Norwalk Cengregational Church
Gray, Edna Grumman and Aurelius
Heath. Miss Grumman subsequently
died from the disease.
m..... , '
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO TODAY.
December 18, 1894.
The city council had a meeting the
night before in connection with clos-
lug up the ycnr's work. Mayor Mill"
timer M. Leo, presided. Joseph It.
Taylor was city clerk.
Chief .l. 'l‘. l’rowltt, oi the Nor-walk
Fire Department. presented his annual
report to the Norwalk council.
losses. 81.600.
.lohu ll. Dcmnrcst. limiter of tin»
Nor-walk Ilaptist church. round a not of
burginrs' tools in ii small outliousc
on the church propcriy and tni‘ncd
them I)\‘(‘l‘ to Chief of Police 'l‘homns
liradley.
While lrving
Year‘s ,
i
Jennings and Aaron
t‘ohnrii Were racing on lllt‘yt'll's up
North Main street. the ltll'llll'l‘ was
pocketed and landed under a Iiorsc's
boots. lilr. Jennings wns riding his
mother's bicycle. 'I‘hc muchiiic was
partly smashed. but he escaped with a
bruised leg,
The. sale of luittorlnc iu
walks was stopped.
The Norwalk city council met the
night prcvlous to close up the busi-
ness or the your. Mayor Edwin t).
Keeler presided.
'l‘hc. lioccuihcr incl-tint: oi“ Ilie t‘iuiu-
tnuqun Union was hold with Miss
Mary Kirby Jennings. The subject
was “The Ten ilcst English Novels."
'i‘hc Nor.
~'i‘lio Woman's Masonic Urdor mct
with Mrs. Edward Strect, of Arch
street.
The tlrst trolley car run to the. lien
cdict ll‘ill‘llllrl bridge.
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TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY.
December iii, 1800.
Postmaster Charles E. iloiy had pro»
pared two bills asking Congress to
appropriate 3100,000Ior poatolllce pur.
poses in the Town of Norwalk. it was
planned to have a 300.000 imstolilcc
building in the City of South Norwnlk
mid a similarly priced one in the ”or-
(high of Norwnik.
Chief Engineer J. 'i‘, I’rowltt, First
Assistant Smith and Second Assistant
Murray. together with Warden Cool-
Idge. Burgess Franks and Fire lnspoc~
un- til. it. Wilson. inspected the com
panies of the Norwulk tire department.
at their quarters.
Captain Albert Ayers. owner of the
sloop Black Ada. had a thrilling expor-
isnco with host thieves at Village
Creek.
The opening in the public of the new
Litmxrexntioniil Church was marked by
on orun and "mi recital the sundry
evening previous. (iruiiist i). it. Din-
hm but a chorus of 40 voices. Ales.
ti. Gillan. was the mould. .I.
full Manna. omelet at tho illusion
W. W at the rum.
Ilia Aura: hints W ii birthday
m It I” I... II 61 runs- IV.-
“I.
I. it. it'll-Ir m m mum at
ill Wail w I III A. I
A on M It in she-I
I m- m M
bug‘l‘iihniénimi tit thoh‘ioi‘halkoiiiilja
Ilouse.
M..-.*..M...,,... ._____.__
ATCHIBON GLOBE WISDOM.
M~
Hall or the littic («location
haw. Is usually wrong.
.4...
l’coplc don't go crazy; ri'iihltii Ili‘l\'t‘
Illt‘lll crazy.
poop it‘
_g_
if It is cuay In got fill or ii habit. it
Is not a serious one.
Many men have proiiilscd to “put
.down" items for no. Scott tiltngnn
oucc really did. but he lost the. book!
The members at an Ali-iiluon faintly
arc Iuiuhlr big rut-ting which In or
piniucil by the fact that liicy oiicc ain'-
n peacock.
m...
Sonic ycnrs lino n Illlill i‘lnliiicd to
have lost it largo nmmmt or tummy.
and it developed later that he didn't
have any to lose.
. am»... ............ .. .. .._.. ..
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
Interest in tho .IF-ITI'LII‘EIOEDDOII or.
out in overshadowed by the encltins
contest between the Ilouid and Valid
crbllt Isiiillics (or the divorce cham-
ptuimbip.»~Springfield Union.
The more the pnhiic sci-s oi Speak-
cr Cannon thc more it admin-s William
Allen White's cliolcc of adjectives
when he called him a "vain, stupid. are
roguut old mossbnch."—i‘inttsinoulh
Journal.
-O
(ml or the lillllill't'll pcopic who try
to saw money, ninety-live will maki-
llit‘ attempt very l‘coiily.-.\tchiiimn
(.ilobc.
m.. .
Most of tho pugs noticed in
midst 0i into liavo one foot in
nrnvc.«—.loiumtown Iictnocrat.
O
I)!”
Hit)
A statue oI Abraham Lincoln Is to
be erected in Newark. This might to
restore friendly relations between
New Jersey and the United States.~—
tlprinxllold Union.
a...
't’ho Pneumatic crusade onlnst
Iiiuhway Commissioner MacDonald
seems to have lost its sparking plug
or soiiiothiiig.--Hnrttord Post.
«4-
As long as newspapers print head-
ilnus “(Morse and Jay Gould in
Wreck." and relate. in the body of the
story. that tho Goulds wore unhurt and
that "liitoen were killed and thirty-live
injured." thorn II going to be consid-
erable socialism: reeling in the Innd.-~
it. P. A. in Evening mu.
~0—
Cuprllno (intro. (armor president
or Variants. threatens to make a tour
of the Unit“ sum, but whether in
vaudeville or in comic oner- II not one
pininod.--Nn York droning Null.
4—.
TAMIO “MAORI.
its souls to other roar: whom
tori-d at tilt is strong with Win:
and M It browns“ ms.
mmmmm
Ym‘mfith-«Ihm
”mmfldwflflu
‘mm translates-or
mammal-up.
It a 4» arm‘wflhfi
animosity-militants,
Comfortables
O'CLOCK, $1.88.
Extra Large Size Comfortsbies.
with daily white cotton titling. best
quality silkolino covering; his
value at. $2.76.
TONIGHT. FROM 7 UNTI 10
”pecials
A Whole Store Full of Helida'y Gifts
AT MONEY-SAVING PRICES
Vests and Pants
indies' All Wool Vests, elbow
and long sleeves, medium weight.
The famous “Berkshire" garment.
Pants to match; regular price “.00.
TONIGHT. FROM 7 UNTIL 10
O'CLOOK. 79¢.
JUST A. FEW HINTS
Jugs
300 ilandsomely Decorated June
or Pitchers. no two alike; regular-
ly sold at 25c and 290.
TONIGHT, FROM 7 UNTIL 10
O'CLQCK. YOUR CHOICE.
AT 18c.
Crumb Tray and
Brush
Solid Copper. Nickel Plated
crumb 'l‘ray and Brush; usual value
the.
TONIGHT. FROM 7 UNTIL 10
O’CLOCK. 39c.
Carving Sets
at $1.50.
O’CLOCK. 980.
THE
Stair: Handle Carving Sets. cx~
trn lino quality steel; regularly aoiil
TONIGHT, FROM 7 UNTIL 10
Chocolate Pots
Japanese Chocolate Pots, pretty
dwerniiona. good size; regular
price 30c.
TONIGHT, FROM 7 UNTIL to
O'CLOCK. 26c.
BOSTON STORE
Waists
New Dainty White Lawn Waists;
regular price $1.25.
TONIGHT. FROM 7 UNTIL 10
O'CLOCK. sea.
A neat Holiday Box will be given
free with each waist.
Powder Jars
(lines Powder Jars. with silver
regular price the.
TONIGHT. FROM"? UNTIL 10
.O'CLOCK. 39c.
tops;
carry primaries by reading essays tied
up with pink ribbon. Roll up your
sleeves. it you no a matter. an after
him and down him; if you see a man
that is on the square. tie to him and
back him up. Get into political clubs.
attend caucuses and primIrIes. canvass
your clocilon district. establish a per-
sonal following, and deliver the goods.
Don't let them more you out—«hey
may try it. They can't (reels out a
good man: sooner 0‘? later they bare
to (dine in him. Hit hard and play
i'iiirn—ilcprnsentativi 0. ll. Chandler.
or Rocky iiill. Conn.
.v--.........__.. .
The. death of tho I.’ « " ‘llliI‘l lv‘
Iiigiicy. pastor of .1 Augustine‘s
Church. Seymour, rczium from that
community one of its in - i earnest
and devout Workcrs iii twhuit nl‘ n boll
Ii‘r citizenship. u elm-rm church and
butter uiaulunui uni wuiuntiliiuul.
iv an.» :i man of strong personal
opinions iillil )ltli'iltlril’b‘ and they were
ill‘llil‘liltlll} I‘I‘I|ll‘l'(‘Il and i-(liirciiti‘nicd
“pull the Iii‘ building of llil‘ church of
which he “as lhc head. in its behalf
he was a tireless. energetic and bust
ucsslikc worker. and he pmrcil op cit
ccilcttl Illililit‘li'l‘. also, ill its interests
in tho lllll't‘ll yours that he was pa.»
tor of St, Augustine's ('lilll‘t'll he not
only succeeded in lilting ii licavy debt
but be greatly improved the church
property and scoured nn iucrcnseii
membership. in addition to erecting a
church at Itcncon Falls and paying
for It. in his Ill‘illh. Seymour lliill‘ii
not only a wlinlc-soulcil pastor but a
good cttlitcu wiiosc plncc in the coin-
inunity will not be easily Illll‘ll.“"All'
south Si-iitincl
II
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SERMON ON TELEPHONE GIRLS
Rev. H, B. Carpenter’s Prelude
South Norwnik Baptist Church.
Muster Ilaynioud Clarke, the prom
boy soprano, whose reputation is far
reaching. will slut: at the South Nor~
walk ilaptlst Clint-ch tomorrow night.
assisting the quartet in a brilliant
musical prouram. This will be a rare
treat tor all to hear a most remarkable
boy‘s voicc. 'rho prelude on current
events. "The 'l‘iioughtionsnosii of Pop-
pio Toward the Local Telephone (iii-l,"
(allowed by tho twenty-minute sermon
on "The Message of Christmas to the
Men oi 'l‘hls Generation. " In the morn-
ing the pastor will speak on the ninth
study In llaptist history. “ii~
Willi a and the iiisrly Colonies."
his so 001 st noon. and young people's
meeting at Ii o'clock in charge of Mr.
’i‘ylor. Music for the day:
Morning.
Prelude—"With the Shepherds. .lniiins
Anthoni-wiiurken unto Me. My poo
I!” ............. ilniiivan
llo ponse "Have on. Oil. save us. by
'l‘hy name" ................ Novln
Utfiirtoir "’i‘Iio Night is F‘ai Spout"
in
.......... iinrkcr
i’ostludo, in D ................l»lnrris
lvsnin .
i’roliidn~(‘.omniunlon ii I}. . . . .ilatistn
Anthem-"Prspnrii ya the way ot the
Lord" ...... ....tinrrntt
Responsew‘fioep Then my steps. on.
liord' .....................0uhrloi
(Mortal-y. llopriino solo-«"Oh. Cord.
have mercy" .iisrtlctt
Master Raymond (‘Isrlut
Sermon Bohr-“My soul truly unlieiii
tortho Lord" .............Cohb
Nestor Links.
Patience-«Tritium larch .. . .coutii
I“. AWMO MAIN.
SOLID GOLD SIGNET AND STONE
SET RINGS. FROM $1.00 UP
W. R. Kirch 6. Co.
.16 WASHINGTON STREET.
WANTED
A First Class Machinist
iinc who iindcrstnmls corset
Illill'lillli'ii‘
BIRDSEY SOMERS C0.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
”mm—«m.. w... ...M.....~..m.
in B UVER’S liiIIi
. m... .pian'asMM-u
MAS
GIFTS
SHOES
SLIPPERS
BOOTS
LEGGINS
ARTICS
SHOE-TREES
Useful and Appreciative
Wear Shoes That Fit
122 WAOHINDTON ITRIIT.
PHONI use.
w-www‘. Woman; W..w.-..«.«
RECOGNIZE! PRINCE ALBERT.”
BRUSSELH. Doc. 18. ~Ktngi4iopoid
in his will declared that ho possesod
but $3,000,000, which he lci‘i. to his chil-
dron.
His majesty expressed the desire
that no autopsy be performed and said
that "apart tram my nephew. Prince
Albert, and the members oi my house-
hold. 1 lot-bid any one to attend my
funeral. My paper: shall be destruy‘
so or handed to i'rinoa Moon "
Baron coolant. who was private nec-
rotary to King humid has been in:
initiated executor or the will or the
late king Albert, the new king. will
take the some oi Allure i.
INITITU‘I‘I OF AGRICULTURE
noun. . iI.-- 000ml Ar
alligator “Wm :ot::i:W
W .W
3.2.5: Eggs! Eggs! 3.2.?
These Eggs are warranted fresh and we are going to sell them
at cost price for Saturday and Monday only. No
more than five dozen to a customer.
Christmas Specialties
ll plies, Sccdcd Raisins ....... 25c Extra Fancy 'l‘ablc llaislnmzs
o . -. i i ‘ -~ _____ pkg. ....................... c
:. “FAX ‘1‘“:ng “numb! :3: .(iilmnn's Famous Peanut. Sand-
”) WM “hm" " """" \vicii ...................... 10c
iA'liitiii iil‘ UI‘IIIIRC Ptft‘l. ll). . . . .156 (”‘sz Flgshaskets. 25c: jars, 30°
FKIH‘) I.:i.\‘l‘l’1“ii;ti ...... l7C-20c lb. Rich's Fruit Cake (light or
\‘cry iicst Cranberries. :i qts.. .25c dark). pkg. ............. . . .28:
New Ford linti-s, lb. ........ 156 Choice Dates. lb. ............ 8c
Fancy Malnga (irapcs, lb. ....l5e Pexl'ettion Raisins (no seeds).
Santa Claus Frat-hora, ib. ..... 15c pkg. ......................
iii iAii'gtx Sti‘t't‘t Florida Large C‘Illittlliiiis I‘nndics ..... 12c
Oranges ................... 250 None Such Mime Meat, pkg. .90
Choice Variety Striiitly New Nuts at Ponular Prices
Headquarters for a Complete Stock Fine
Wines and Liquors
l'n buying for Christmas. it will pay you to purchase here.
A. F. Beckmann 8: Co.
‘83 and 85 Washington St. Phone 440. South Norwslk.
. .... -_ _... ... m..... mi-..”
IDEAL OUTINGS stationing.
DELIGHTFUL 8HORT SEA TR |IPS TO OLD POINT COMFORT
OLD DOMINION LINE
including AccOmOdntio no at Hotel Chamberlain.
i‘liii'a' oiilinit'. Including trans- Days' outing. including trans-
portation and ho- portation and ho-
318.00 522.00
tel accommodation. tel accommodation. .
The only direct line to Old Paint Comfort withoat chain“,
steamship: are all equipped with the United Wireless Telegraph System.
Steamers leave New York every day once pi Sunday at. II p m.. arriving
(lid l‘oint. Comfort {allowing morning Return IetiVe Norfolk daily except
Sunday at 7 p. in. arriving in New You: about 3: 30p
Tickets and stateroom reservations.NPi;r 26. North River. tool. of Beach st.
DINO FOR ILLUST RATED PAMPHLET.
W. i... WODDROW. Traffic Manager. I J. BROWN. General Passenger Agent.
Gonernl Omens. 81 RS Ilnach St” N Y.
Specials for the Week
.. .25cil lb. Peaches .. ........ ..........ioo
3 pimps. Raisins
gs Currants .................26i:
glint. NOl-ILSNII Raisins. ........2tic
3 lbs. Mascots! Raisins ....‘...... 25c
3 lbs. Prunes 25c
31im.Wct Mince Moat .........250 Mixed Nuts, lb. .1
:I pligs. Mince Meat ........ 250 i’lciilcd Salmon, lb .....120
Oranges, drapes, Cranberries, Colorinl‘tlaulitlowor. swbot Potatoes and
tip ii an
UNITED GROCERY CO.
on NORTH MAIN STREET . . PHONE :43
UNIFORM HEAT
You can heat your house uniformly with a
Honeywell Temperature Regulator
Willlmp Wmiml Mount «mm the woman you want it. The '
Mo
Install“ an Wam‘mmonsodnyc‘m
Annelidznn’ypl’iotdnhotmormbum. Antler
Donor Company
more Want. coils.
lib, Apricots 150
1 III. Citron ............... ......200
lib. Oratuzo, or Lemon I’eci ..... .160
Plum Pudding. can...10c. 25c and 45a
.... .....--o.
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