‘ when the time is up It will he neces- ll " .i l» ‘ W‘ndr‘ >-.“'i“’13“vj‘l ”3‘ ‘ Personal at up. , In ‘ practicum work.“ ‘1'?! all sin tor our " . ‘ J ’ “'5'“ and will _’ . .. om 7.11:7 1" m A _, J. PARKER..MInapar. . ,.. ‘i' . W} ‘ ‘ EVENING BENTINEL‘ TIDE CAL- Tho Inning Isntlnai This Calendar for 1910 will be ready tor distribution Tuasdhy, December 21. Ivory awe. boy and nawadaalar will he an pliad with a landara for distribution to their , atomora on that day. Local mall subscribers will receive thocall sundar'hy applying at the Sentinel o O.- , ' Louis Cummings. or East Norwalk. has secured a position In the Norwalk ' "iron WOrks. . r Miss Basel Potter. of Van Zandt street, has been entertaining Miss Ruth Allen. of Miiwood. New York. Despite preliminary announcements and considerable preparation the blast Norwaik Walking club did not get out on the job yesterday. ' Mrs. James Howard and daughter. Miss Elma Howard, of Stamford. were guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. John Howard. of Winfield street. The Sunday school of the Advent Christian Christian Church have their festival Well advancml, Arrangements have been made to hold it on Christ- mas Day. Thermometers did some subway ex- ploring this mprning. One tube at 7:30 read 14 degrees above sero. The harbor at some points had big expan- ses of ice. , '- Sayre Yolinga is assisting In the holiday rush of the Adams express company in the East Norwalk section. having returned home from college to spend the holiday vacation. he Hatner building eatension ls pr greasing nicely but it Is not. contour plated to complete the work until next spring. At that time the walls will be put on. when there will out be the danger of the plaster freezing. Mrs. William H. Young. who has been seriously Ill for some time at her borne on the Washington street bridge. seems now to be considerably improv- ed. Yesterday ”she was able to sit up for the first time since she was tuit- en‘ sick. , This week the ebb ches will take on a very handsome appearance on ac- count of telr Christmas decorations. It will also be a busy tithe for the members In preparing these decora- tions and the assistance of all who can help will be appreciated. ‘ W in connection with the statement that it was fifteen years ago Saturday that the first trolley car ran out to the Betwdlci Farms' bridge, it Is also of In- terest to note that the pill-a tor the bridge as It was at that time were driven by James W. Hawkes. Tho Yoang Men’s Association of the ltast Avenue Methodist Church will hold a regular meeting this evening In their gymnasium, when they will have a practice. A better alv tsttdance Is expected than a week ago. when the storm was no severe that the number who were CI’ hand was only three. - Most of the poll tax assessments at this end of the town have been paid but there are still a low loll. This Is a matter that should not ho forgotten by delinquents as the tax C(IIIQKliCt‘ has no choice in the matter. lie Iii hold no countable tor ihaIr collection and sary to turn thedolingaoul list over to tho pro'oatlag Moor. gand Boiler The directors at the Comps which at prose t has its on fies l at Chariorii. Aisthorpo'a nulidlug in view avenue. held a toasting t turday spitting and conaldarod mg in roiation to the company. The mossy bah been so snoomhil that it Ia contsmptatlng an extortion of l to meat the in‘ crossing «and. Another matter which will probably be taken up before long will with. establish": on cities for the mostly iii math orwsllt. W ll'mm’ "“ "‘ "i" "ll"; wa you area can” more; a... or than our tit-Ir shooti- : plant lxswas'piw ‘ a ‘i laundry. but lfli‘ifih‘l‘. out... kaolin vested lathe enterprise and every at aqua bett block in Washington street. ans—nun.“ night. “my old friend." Charles Raymond. 1 name tbs k him for his very gon- eroua inform lion as to where i could find" “this theory called Darwinism," which lacertainly oi‘ the "devil," or one of his ioilowers. A certainly real- ias that Mr. Raymond means very kindly toward me, but he did not stick to the very vital point of the question that'l asked. the Rowayton Baptist Church and a Christian. i believe. same old questions. and what i ask for is tools. and not one or two very learned plan's opinion on the “Origin of Man." i did not say It unconscious- ly’when 1 stated that “we are ving ligioils training Is very meager." I more. but itmust be backed up with more than what my good friend. Mr. Raymond, gives me. i will try and malts myse or. form of religious faith. They merely have the Scripture reading. worked In. right? Now. ’again. i ask: pie? Iier than the lllble. err thereby. i do not pretend to know it all. footing of the scriptures. it? to «insider. do we use the ilible at all. ha'Vc the truth. both of them. Who wash; their chil matter. i simply asked the question yours, , FRANK P. SELF. ens-tog» lor Infants and was: We! , l illililil m ., bullish-1 , . f a smaller PM ’3 north wind will :n‘tbet draught Y“ Canevari bully.a on decided improve. ,ment for the laundry structure. . h an mutt-ct the expansion or the _ Company. which has been looamd f r several months to Charles H. Aisthorpe's building In ’sepvlcw avenue, the company is now moving “ in .South Norwalk. Esvorai Booth Norwaik business men have in tort will be made'to increase the busi- ness by a vigorous campaign acccrdlng to the present arrangement. The new . cribs company will be located In the top door at the swarm and Cor- About sixty cf the colored oyster op- encra of the nodal establishment on the Washington street bridge have been shifted during the past few days to the other local Radel branch, the Standard Oyster Cdmpany in Water street. South Norwaik. There are now left at the Washington street bridge place about seventy of the openers. The Standard plant. It is understood had the most business on hand and In order to accommodate the Christmas rush, opening'waa started there for the presentweek at 12 o'clock Iaat ‘ ‘ M Mr. Killian". With your permission i will that make a very brisf'reply to lie is an tax-deacon of I still ask the in an, ‘8! of new things. new dens. etc. and I realise the scope of my re— have just enough to be anxious for f understood a little clear- Now In our public schools they it are not expected to teach any one which should be. as no doubt everyone will coincide with me is very proper. in the course of studies this Darwinism. or what i term "monkey business” I‘s is t, Both ideas will not work to- gether. is it necessary to have both? Why not have the truth. pure and aim~ There is no ancient history ear- Whal is the use of dabbling In this so-caiied science that will demoraiiae the religion of Jesus Christ tIiath so plain that a man though he be a fool he need not Now. as i said last week. lint these books that Mr. Raymond referred me to. The Story of Creation. The As- cent of Man. The individual Moral Teachings of Science. are all right In their own way. but they “do not weigh much" when placed along on up equal Either one of them Is false. Now, which one is I leave the readers of our paper If these works of science against the Holy Scriptures are all right. why In name of common sense Lot's We cannot profit by (iron to believe that they emanated from monkeys? Now. we do not have to have a long controversy over this Do they reach such stuff? if so, why? i any put one or the other down. Thanlo log you. Mr. lddilor for your, kindness In bothering with me and also my friend. Mr, Raymond. I am very truly last Norwalk. ikthiluhninmlugii avamnn tourism. rips can Tito lvanlnl‘lantlnal Vida 0 till? Reliance squirm ma; Camilla! ' cloakroom Saturday craniugat the gtwk “house in nowayton avenucr do. “and am“ “at ,, ,. ll loud. During “ entertainment or are was a tar; .~ accent the members and till (Ace Iopgadvrtldtfi. lid?! ._ «0 oysters fill“. oer pipes were passed". evening .‘t‘pprp w” vocal ‘n y is very “all; pool g Indugéry. tb PM rigging w a use on s .. till I! .navo- nus. and it Is espogtcd aigt or ten additional cashew ll be put to work . there this weak. . . s ilrm now has and ships away an“ verago of three hundred gallons daily. principaliyrto the New York market. The oyster: are of line quality. and there Is a big demand for them. The post-odioo dogsrimoiit has Is- sued a letter rcque ting patrons of rural delivery routes, as far as possi- ble. to provide themselves with stamp supplies In advance or their needs. In order that the depositing of coins to boxes may be discontinued. The pick-, log of loose coins from boxes not only results ln‘needlsssdiardahlp to car- riers In winter weather. but delays the delivery and collection of the mails. and frequently instills in actual money loss to the carriers.» . 0—.“ unit alumni Mia Helen Jellilfe. of Dorian. has been visiting ian‘bw York ‘Citll. W Constable Hantotd Smith, of Darian. has been appointed truant otlicer for the town recently. . The town school committee of Dar- Ieu will hold Its monthly meeting this eventing at 8 p. In. Surveyors were at work last week on the Comic Beach road. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Crew. of Wrat- on. bare been visiting in town. M Miss Mabel Thomas is ill at her home in Greens Farms with diphther Owing to the heavy mall the rural carriers will cover their route Christ mas day. There will be Christmas services held In Trinity and Christ churches on Christmas day. Leonard Maokcnale. of New York. spent yesterday with his parents at Trinity rectory. Mrs. James Barnes has been enter raining relatives from Stamford at her Saugaiuck home. ___........._.._. Mia Catherine Wilcox will spend the winter. after the holidays, with her brother In New York city . George 8. Jennings.‘ who has been on business in Mexico for several weeks. has returned to his home In the rat-ms. The Electric Light company has completed the work of putting also trio lights in the hotel square for Christmas. The pupils of EM! Caugatuok school fourteen men ahuc ng the bivalves. . mm s; ‘John smith. of wtsplp uk. wh take possession “this ‘ Wilt. " ‘“ Miss Myra Burritt has been III with lonsilltia for over a week and her brother. Harold llarrltt. has beer. substituting for hot as teacher in in Middle district, . _ .0. will Miss Maude .Lockwood and Miss Florence Banks will return tram their. school duties In Norwalk. Thursday evening to spend the holiday vacation at their homes here. The Nordeld C. E. Society has elect- ed the (allowing slicers for the com. log six months: President, Mrs. K..C.i liurlbutt; vice-president. ltev. D. Males: recording secretary, Miss“ Anna .Baaka: correspondina ”Oratory. Miss Myra Burrttt; treasurer, Mrs. D. Moses: piani‘at,-Mrs. C. ii. sensual chairmen of committees, lookout. Mrs. 0. ll. Scotleld; missionary. Rev. D. Muses; music.‘WIllis Banks; flower. Mrs. L. A. Meade. Nordeid Grange has elected tho lol- iowing oillcara for the coming'yaar: Master. Clarence Shipman: overseer. Arthur Bradley, lecturer. Mrs. Horace ilurlbutt; steward. Edgar B.Pcrry: aa- slstant steward. llarold Burrltt; ohapa lain. .itev. llighton Moses; treasurer. atephsn Waterbury: secretary. Harry Waterbury: gate-keeper. Sam at As» draws: cores. Mrs. Arthur radloy: pomona. Mrs. Dighton Moses; fiora. Mrs. Fwdsrick Bonita; lady assistant steward. Miss iltt e1 Lockwood: plan- lat. Mrs. Frank chlott. Iliiiiliii Frank Crepon has returned from a visit with friends in New York. Mrs. Harriet l. Olen has been tho w... ' . soup onto clean and areas an HINOI. now it.» or W. R. Kirch & Co. 7. WASHINGTON OTRIIT. are to have a Christmas tree 'l‘bura— day afternoon In addition to their other exercises. Messri. Charlie and George Meyers who work In Philadelphia will spend ' Christmas in town with their parents in fluorine district. Congressman Iii J. Hill has recoup ntondod the name of Joseph Morton for postmaster at flauntucit to take I’ll‘a lace recently vacated by Arthur cl 0. 'I‘ony Mariano, track walker for the ()onaolldated road, was arrested and freight cars sidetracked at Bangatucil. He was released on a bond at "00. Mrs. loll Wakginan has returned front I visit to claw JIM. Mr. and Mrs. Prank are preparing to leave town in spa“ the winter. , New York Wednesday to spend the holidays. W w,‘"$‘:.....;::‘l.f".€.., ”.2: am also Salmon a home from boy and newscaster will in mic Allegheny College. Meadville. I’m, for with “Win for diattihut . am “pm", choir W on that a». w .. Friends trout nockaway bleach have declined last week of theft .from the Mr. anthlitra. ii. 1‘. Draw will go tofi possum attire meatloaf Dr. “KW. I W i ".0qu "it‘ll: a I W W The Christmas W at Wis-do «toasting-rid athoMgarLuahriai-as . leCWMmSMmu . Wet A pascal-lass "Mia One Richardson 181 Wilt.” Co. lint ”Air Eurnace‘ ”' neurons: visas tide can Fur- nace , uaap’ rlva vases i i i Manama Oncoalayomnlwanoas i . Jon Ml Hausa—Owners ”2““ WM“ . s l... a"... a... .. alwmmiun ”Wharton: of air through ” . V O V. g g . -~ Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hoyt have u orm ill! hi! km. W: '33:. ' w been spending a few days In Hartford. ,. y - . ' . . Mr. Hoyt has purchased a Columbia . , Th oil Chill“! Wfidbfl“ “"0“!“ touring car of the large type, and out and Mutllaliy , d. drove “Fifi“ toflhis garageMIn Carter ' .. ‘ ‘ . 1m" “u arse. ay a oat-noon. rs. Hoyt 4,. T ”fi'&?&:$‘m but”? of returned Saturday will her son. lild- ‘ w?“ m J" . . , ,. ,, , .. win. who is a student In the Cheshire ., , W W ‘ . Wri or "circular to a? ill-hills at m'.’ guest of . few days.‘ ‘ ‘ .. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Thompson have. been entertaining New [York friends. Miss Martha Bhiers, of Bethei. has been a guest of Mrs. Arthur Nichols. Weak Mrs. John Kaiser. of ‘Wiiton. is spending thewwinter with relatives in town. Charles Stevens has purchased the Albert Davenport place in Mend street. * Mrs. John E. Hersam and son. lion- aid. are spending a week with friends In Norwaik. Tieing greens In the popular even. lag pastime now of the yomlg people for the churches. Mrs. Lewis Haslam and daughter have gone t‘or a protracted stay in the Adirondack Mountains. Mrs. William Barrett. who has been III at her home in locust avenue. Ia considerably Improved. ....__...._.. u... Camuel Pennoyor. Edward Rutledge and William H. Barrett have been do WMKW’ht forthaahatiagracaswiilch hofloathoflmmnrumu it‘s conditions permit. :. i‘ Mrs. Colonel arm?! it from a fall down a hi hi 0! steps last week. libs f unately cacao ed with a few bruises. Mr. and Mrs. Eliot-d MoKendrick .. x and son. Austin. were guests of Post. . plaster and Mrs. William J. McKen- rlck‘, the lure part of the week. Academy for boys. The Y. M. C. Regulars were defeat~ ed by the Nomads. of Stammrd. In a fast basketball game, in the Opera- Houst. Friday evening. were about evenly matched and the score varied little from start to finish. ,Haipin was the star of the Stamford live. and had his eye on the basket. Morrison and Noilgan ware in line fettle for the locals. and It was un- doutbediy due to their team work and stratum hiays that kept the Stamford boys from running up a higher score. Barges. Wilson. Tyson and Burr were all .ln the game and helped make the visiting Brown, 8c midt and Miller ably as- sisted Morrison and Nelligan, and carried out some remarkably good plays to a well executed manner. Their interference at times of necessity was one o! the pretty features of the game. The score was 33-32. game was unusually the Aero Club. of Norwalk. played a —- * good clean game with the Y. M. C. Seconds. The boys were evenly match- ed and handed up some hot baskets. There was something doing every minute and both teams are deserving of credit for their remarkable improve- ment during the past few weeks. The .Y. M. C. team won. 18.1.6 That Is an exceedingly pretty I‘lui‘fy shawl iringe that Is made of loops of inch-long stitches each caught with a short. close one. to describe In few words. but those of you who have seen it will agree that It is a charming finish for a dainty shawl. . hard 3’ I collar Yes, to be sure, you can, ventis “ latc your house by opening wilt- dows; but do you realize that the; cold air thus let. in immediately, , drops to the floor. and thus while . your brad may be too \varmyollr . fact may be freezing; and what about the baby or small childbit, the floor? 1 No need of opening the windows for ventilation if you'have a pro- perly installed STAMFORD FUR- . NACE. That brings in fresh air all of the time; and brings .it into the room warm, too; and it" cir- culates all over the room.- r‘on BALE all . , j ’ HORACE .R.‘ NASH. Cornst- North Main and war-atrial. and . ‘ r“? , The teams gregatlon a strong one. The preliminary Interstlng and It is not easy Ing jury duty In Bridgeport. William Rose has purchased the bar» our shop conducted for some time by Edward L. May In Main street. am Mound Mrs. Charles Pack. of Riv- erside have been guests of Warden and Mrs. H. C. Turner. St. John place. W Stephen Hoyt Sons' Company has received a car load of boxvvood. There are titty thousand feet of line bar in the shipment. The Daughters of Liberty will hold a Christmas social next Thursday eve- ‘1" Mahackemoliotei J. R. CONNOR. Mgr. IIRVIOI AND OUIIINI UP TO DATE RATIO .2 PER DAY AND UPWARD Supper or Table D‘iiote Dinner. 0 ,to 8 p. at. 50c SUNDAY masses, 75c Banquets a Specialty WINTER ZONE IN AND SEW Rughy Bails Basket hails Hockey Sticks Foot Balls r. E. Lockwood ”It’s the Time tor ”mm. were GAS } And Electric Stall LAMPS 9 And Gas Domes Not to be- equaled in the Twin ‘fi SPORTS All Kinds of Tackle For Winter Fishing' 81 Co. 39 Wall Street. Norwalk “ TIL. CALL “I. . ... . ... M ......_.m....s.........._.......- “WWW ‘ o a . .Cbne‘hnas Remittances To the "Old Country." and to all points In Europe. J. M. LAYTON 8: CO (INCORPORATED) insurance and Real Estate Agpats B RAILROAD AVE. .0. NORWALK. Daily 1.... to N. Y. 9 an. d after Tuesday. January ‘I. i o . Pier 28. East River, New York, (foot of Dover street). every dai'. lament Sunday). at 4 p. m. Freight received at Norwalk up to i p. In. and South Norwalk up to 6:30 p. in. Mining J. Omlth. Cities for price or style. For Freight Only Connecticut rsigbt Propellers will leave Phgie Company. Shine on. atrium ‘Norwalk Steamboat Co. 0. c. Housman. Losses. nan-rat agent. LOAN! NIOOTIATIO. r a r " some subsoil , Til:- tithe mm? «sang: i a a practical. an Igrdb brain for tho lion“9 and the at: gr. g’lawa used. a a » ”on . lotion also: fit: at . but to Idaho tho house. the g l i m. aunt. . shooldhom'u‘pgixi monsoon-t ' LEW, ‘_i i ‘ I a Hill Will Christmas tiud you ready for the gift? . show you a fine line of goods for» presents. . Japanese Ware, In Brush and Comb Trays. Chocolate Sets, Tea Sets. Cake Bets. Plates. Bowls. lion Boo Dishes. otc. Aluminum Ware in Sauce Pans. Fry Pans. Tea and Coffee Pots. etc. (lot-man China. Salad Bats. Berry sets. Cake Plates. lemonade Bets. etc. Agent for the Columbia Cylinder and Disc Graphophoaoa. in do machinos. Flat filter will not scratch have anything for tho or break. Two Minute Records, are; , . ti . (Iii. if r Minute Records. ado: Disc noc- or I. fit all disc machines. Innate two sides. lilo. ‘ Window shades. House ramiabia . ' Goods. Class Wars. Crockery. WIN » Papers. ate. - dowel Contractor for Palliill and Paper Ranging. L. HM!- 115...... Force a . Removes Grease. Rind ' , rsovl “WP“? on resonant BathTubt. Lavatofies. Kitchen Sinks sun ALL craps nun-ma rota WW" . lull We are ready now and can Tea Kettles. dostructibio Records fit all cylin- Hm),
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