... Wu...“
, many. The librsrisn. Miss
tone Pinned. has prepared the
h“ e. ~inIormstion oi those who
.in this well-known writer.
column a complete iund or
. about him. The Norwelk
ml seeks to keel! up wItli—‘E'J:
'1 thisl'reepect end a lsrge
Norwslk people will prob-
sdvsntege oi this opporo
inquire into the lite oi so
hit sud fernous e men.
mu Hill's lighting blood
sed yesterday by a discussion
ellotment of Indian lands to
out Yankee, end if his oppo~
hedgnot run sway early in the
" itfis likely he would heve
more hot shot from the Con-
"wwhmive.
‘rgu venue goo roosv.
Hohdsy. Deoern‘r to. 1900.
eeioon conduct
ll'rsnhlin avenue. was entered
ere. who cleaned out the
. toned Cosst Wrecking Gom-
oI Bridgeport, was orgenlsed for
ma of dredging up treasures
sure for ex Meyer William 3.
I‘d new house at Little L'liem-
mend. wee rsised.
W
INT? YEAR. A00 TODAY.
nssdsy. December 10. 1000. d
:Ooutmon Council oi the City oi
orwelk accepted. conditionally.
of t the South Nor-well: Librery
. needing Room property.
nelson Taylor msking a brief
iii? the history oi the Librery
e
w . . Burnett it Young. of Des-
romlhent clothing iirnt. tailed
”.000. 000.
L. hMfl. s prominent resi-
xfiouth Norwsik. died. after a
illness oi typhoid iever
3 member of s large number of
end socisl organisations.
W
HT TO THE POINT.
the Massechusetis deer ses-
H' shimsls were killed in one
The slaughter most two been
exciting as killing calves tor
. msrket.—~8crsnton Tribune-
. ~0—
thet Uncle Joe Cannon must
filters heresi'ter he will and
~ , ere some really good ones.
r who hes his cigars given
who wins them on the elec-
In. s ieir wsy to become sillicb
Mopbobh~floustoh Post.
.-—O—- .
Noel. CsetrO. Zelsys. me
e iew others will be In~
‘ seeing whether or not Dr.
in coming beck. Like
rbspe. there may not be
one indiiiereuoe in Oys-
bringdeid Union.
and”
comes to cold storsge limia
must be sdmitted thst the
old is the “MIL—“NOT."
ills tries rulsvse.
robberiessre
M Nor-welt end the m3:
“Monte es to be the
becoming very much sn-
mAheolutoly Pure
commonsens-
erode
“”wa crepe
[elitism lies Phosphate
PICTURE STORIES OF PUBLIC
LIFE. .
Dr. John J. 0min. or New York. to
be st the W Stitching Institute.
The Buhdemeg institute will
heve for its subsect tomorrow evening
a mutter of great importsnce to our
community.
The subject of the lecture is "Pie
litre Stories of Public dchool Life " It
will be fully illustrated by the stamp-
tlcon sud relates to the splendid hu-
manitarlsn work carried on by the city
of New ork in the medical csrc of its
multitude of children.
The lecturer will be Dr. Jam .1. Gro«
hill. Dr. Cronin is the chief of the die
vision of child hygiene of the Borough
or Msnhsttnn. whose work is done un-
der the department oi health 0 fths
city of New York. lie is recognised as
one of the great leaders of this work
throughout the country.
Our cities are discovering that both
public educstion end the morsl char
acter end life of our young people ere
greatly bored by physical inheri-
tance on medical neglect. Chllrren
osnnot be developed in the mind end
been without the proper care of their
bodies.
Dr. Cronin is not only so suthorlty.
but is else so enthusiast in his work
and, with the aid oi the pictures. his
lecture is sure to be not only instruc-
tive but else interesting.
The muslcsl progress will begin st
7: is to be followed by the lecture.
The lecture oi the evening will be he
Ibilows:
Orgen——ldyil from Sigiriedw. Wagner
Jrgsn~Abendiied ........ Schumsnn
Chorus—Jinn Lord is My LighLPsl-itcr
Offertory-8prlng Bong. Mendelssohn
Poslludcv-Berenain ...... Hoskowskl
in order that thono who are willing
to come early may be sure of the best
seats. the doors will be open et 0:45.
it is suggested that the ladies. so fer
es possible. remove their hats during
the lecture.
EOOINTIAL FAITH AND PRACTICE.
Pastor Carpenter's subject Tomorrow
st louth Norwsik Baptist Church.
“item-sing to the Esnentinl rettll
end Prentice." will be the subject of
the psstor's sermon tomorrow morn
ing at the South Norweik Baptist
church Bible school at 12 o‘clock.
preceded by the teachers preysr meet-
ing. Young People's society at 0 in
the evening The popular evening sero
rice as 7 Themes: will be special.
“The lustre Wad.“ heir: tor the dey:
Prelude-«Patents. .Artbur Foote
Anthem-J1 will teed my dock"
Bimper
Response—J Bow down thine eer"
acblllinl
Olenory—‘T'sr from my Heavenly
Home" .................. Stevenson
Postings—Ottomans in is net... Wely
I" ill-s
Prelude-On the Twilight l v. rust}:
Anthem~“Doth not wisdom cry"
Ram‘r‘ht the words oi
“0““ s e e e I 0 l I sssss
Merton—Tenor solo. "There is s
d” ................. Johnston
Queriet»“0‘er llie's troubled sea”
Ohiiiendss
Posiiuthothic starch Th. Idioms
Mciiln CONOIRT.
m
”0mm Arranged for Knight Otreet
A. I. I. Ohul'eh Tomorrow.
A scored concert will be held at the
Mt Street A. II. Churchill)-
morrcwleiternoon st 3. 80 oolock. The
19m Nil lows:
*Oborus-edunior Choir.
“Solo-- ".0. Brook.
‘ sites dress listener.
‘ . Its. ll. Winn
’ killer Ghoir.
30mg,
“will
in II.
IEVIIEII TMIFP
iconunued nest First Pest-l
ion problem. in last they. he drew
a Joint resolution. the sdoutlon oil
which by both houses of congress
ectvely end without friction.
more» importsnoe. "
oi such it plsu. which he‘s been reposi-
edly urged by the president
the bihhest importsonce to the future
or the Republicsrl party. The time hes
come. thinks Mr. Hill. tor the lien
iiohus to move iorwsrd. end get in
the spirit oi the public mind. That tbi
method oi terlii revision is demoed
by the Americana peeple the Gonneotln
out representstlve is convinced.
Asks for Jet t Hearing.
been asked by Representative iiill.
lie hes been informed by the commit;
toe on rules thst he can hsve s heerlng
any time he pleases. However. Mr.
Hill has. decided to welt tor the out-
come oi Senator Cummlne' ettempts.
The domains" resolution, presented
in the Beasts Wednesdsy end with.
drawn etter objection by Booster lists
or Maine. is not es eitective. car All
comprehensive in the results it will
accomplish its is the resolution drafted
by Mr. Hill. The Cummins resolution
also. limits the appllostion to the em-
i’syne-Aldrich tsrii'i bill.
Obstsele In tenets. .
There is considerable diiiiculty eb-
out its being considered in the senate.
owing to the obstecles placed in the
way by senstor little, the stand-pet
lender. His attitude is taken to indi-
cate that the regulars will oppose
schedule by schedule revision.
May [spouse Osuse.
It the House regulars adopt the
suns position. Representstive Hill
will then be obliged to espouse the
cause oi insurgency. which he hes not
done hitherto. or else ebendoo his very
decided views es lo the proposed
clients. it is more then likely that
the issue will be forced upon him. in
thst event. it is even as probebie that
Connecticut ‘wil have so lnsugent
member of Congress. This. of course.
would else align President Tsft with
the insurgents.
The Joint Resolution.
Following is the joint resolution
proposed by Mr Hill. which. if adopted
would by the few words it contains.
revoultionise Americen tsriil melting:
Resolved by the House of Represen-
tstives (the Benste concurring). That
the iolowing shall be a Joint rule of
the two houses:
Whenever a bill for rslslug revenue
shell originste in the House or Repre-
sentatives end. having been phased by
the House. shell hsve been received in
the Senate. it shell in the Senate be
subject to such emendments only es
shell modify its provisions to:- duties
or uses on srticles therein named.
end no amendments laying duties
or teens on nrticles not included In the
bill so received fresh the House shell
as in order. either to the bill as receiv-
ed in the Senate. or as emeud to the
Senate smeudments when they my be
.ousiidored in the House.
NUTMEG CLUB POOL RATINGS.
W
First Osiris Will Is Played st the
Smoker on Fridsy Evening. Dec. 10.
The pool committee of the Nutmeg
Club has given out Ila ratings tor the
coming pool tournemont. which will be
commenced on the evening of Friday.
December 18th. the night or the stuck
er of that annotation. The ratings
ere es ioilows:
Ralph Verlin. so; George Sheldon.
100; Chester P. Meeker. 100: Stephen
R. Bray. 90; Oliver hf. Mitchell. 80;
Harry H. Burton. loo: Arthur Fitch.
ill); Andrew Lyon. es; Thomas J. West.
in. to; George J. Gevenagh. 70: John
Pincehill. 75; Stephen Smith. 80;
George Lindeberg. 110: William
Rider. 50; Lester Warren. 30; Lester
2s ".60: Porter Morgen. 100; Anson
a“ alert. so; hummer-1. ”iii Har-
uwtuso I.“ e s
does Ashwsii. so; Freak Drundege.
is. es Brloslon. to; Robert Hul-
bert. 00; l-lsrry Keogh. so; .lohn Kline.
00: Milk Smith cheries Verlin.
too. see WIIIIeIn which...
this list thesis may have been
errors and omissions. but they
probebi‘y stand he announced and
ere iulsuslug much interest in the club.
erasure MILO OVIR MILFORD.
MILFORD. Dec 10. —-leriy this
morning it was possible to see so set-o
bless over itiiiord eccordlng to the re-
. port oi two night telegrsph operators
who work in the towers oi’ the consoli-
deted rsilroed st iliilord end Wood
meet. The unoeuei sight wee am no
deed by isnlohlosser st. Woodmen
end he celled stteution to the other
operators over wire. with the result
will. they ell lied e ohenoe to View the
“Thesis“ hedegreeneud
nwhereveril‘ii‘igehrd olroi'e‘d
descend is the viei
both
pebli
is dies
WA 1 4
boss mum. ssvs mess.-
would brill the plan into operation sti,
pence. street ‘
hir Bill also considers the adoption ‘
ee 01 ‘
A hearing on his olot resolution has .
endments which they be made to the ,
lwgt,
mailed
icwclry“"Speciai
One special lot ot high-grade
sun Pius. green. gold end sil-
ver. oxidised llnlsh. set with
smethyet. oorsi. turquoisei opal
and esppbirs. Tonight odl y
49 cts
Women's Belts
Black lilestlo Belts of line duel-
Ily elastic with gilt or oxidise
buckles. ', Tonight only
21 bis
Build-hm Glit- to. Father. Mother. creole.» sud mam will be bound at the Boston store) "
colts rouronr i come swirl ‘ ._
Neckwear
' Pretty Colisr sud Cult sets of
sheer embroidered lan. or Von-
ise lace. in bones. Specie! to-
night ‘
49 cts
Umbrellas
Here's s "specisl". lust for
Christmas. Gent's and Ledles’
Glorie Silk Umbrelles. 26 end 28
inch iremes. high grsde mission
end fency handles; good 32.00
velb es. Oni y
$1 50
l
Dainty Christmas
Undermusiin "f
Fine quality Nsinsoolt
costs. made with deep embroid
ercd bounce; regular 03 value.
Tonight
$1.79
Women’s tine Nsinsook Gowns.
low neck. short sleeves. trimmed
with lsce. embroidery end rib-
bon: reguler 01.50 and 81.79
values. Tonight
Men’s Underwear
fleece lined Shirts and Drew-
ers. extre heavy grey end while;
reguler 50c quality. Tonight. I
garment
39 cts ."
China Plates
Fine China Dinner end Break
tact Plates. prettily deconted;
regularly sold at 26¢ each. To-
night each.
98 cts 10 cts
Cor. Main and Well Streets.
.
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socks WRITTEN sv‘ Tourer.
Very Complete List- to be Found in the
Nomi It LIOIW.
The sccompsnying list of books. other
than novels. written by Tolstoi. end
of books and articles shout him. is .
posted at the Norwelk Library on the
bulletin bosrd. sud any of these they
be obtelned by inquiry st the desk:
Toistoi Leo Nikolaievitcb. Count
Born 1838. died.” 1910
172. i~The Kingdom moi God is With-
in You i
Ildlg ion. 2
240—4" Religion
2ti~Whnt People Live By.
Boolelo y.
bah-The Slavery or ill‘ Times I intro-
duction by Aylmer lends.)
Literature.
Wsrd. Mrs. Msy Alden. bib-The (low
pel oi t‘ouut Toletol tin Prophets
oi the Nineteenth Misha)
Arnold Matthew. 824—» t‘ouht Leo Tol-
stol (in Essuy in tritiuisrn.)
Wellesewskl. K.. Dinlln Russlsn Lib‘
ersturel
Chesterton. G. K.. end Penis. J. H..
920~iseo Tolstoi
Steiner. li‘. A.. 920-» Tolsboi the Men.
Dupuy. Ernest. 028.1»l.yor Tolstoi tin
Greet issuers or Russian Liters-
titre.)
Msgssine Articles.
LYeo TolstMMVl’hite. A. 1).. hicClure'e.
v is p. 507
Our Tolstoi Club—Pundit. D. Corr
tury v. ill. p. 161
lteesooe tor Tolstoi‘s F _ Howells.
W. D.. North American Review. v.
let. 9. six.
Stsndi‘lsl and Tolstoi~iierper'e. v. m.
I
p. .
Tolstoi—lioosevelt. Theodore. end Ab-
bott. hymen. Outlook. v. es. p.103.
Toistoi end the Peycholo 0f Aenei-
Iclsns-Lee. Vernon. rib Ameri-
oen Review. v. “8.9 m.
Tolstol end the Russlsn Government.—
Kerlnen. George. Outlook. Dec. 8. ’10.
Tolstoi; Another View—Veil New. T..
and lemony”! .Otuiook. v. es.
9. 330-7 end 380-!"
Tolsbol es en Author—liable. ll. “7..
Outlook. v. II. I» led. .,
Toistoi st Eighty-Outlook. v. 00.9.
Tolstol in the Twilight—George. lien-
ry, Jr.. World‘s Work. v is. p. lsite.
Tolshi’s Horst Theory of Artwileov.
.i. A, Oeutury.v . v.40 p. ”I
Tolsini‘s Vein Cry for
World’s Work. v.10. and
Where Love is. There is Also”
Outlook. v. as. b. lie-8!
will. rel-lei in u.- rte-sun recline-
MW. vi 2‘. I). ’“e vfie
WALL I‘l’ltll'i' AIIMINTO.
City of Nemik Oeueeil and ”dined!
Weed sell is Have s
mournmmou all '
es s
otheroseei the hour see-hes. upoetb
The counoi linen end
uqum to
discuss
‘mflm reelection
ti stare liiili.
rnsrsrrsrn re
. Illustrious
CAMBRIDGE. Meet. Dec. 9——-"My
sister told me while she wee in Jail
tbet it she wee convicted by the evi-
dence of Mrs. Glover. she would kill
herself." seld hire. lrene Leblanc
Lengley. one oi the numerous sisters
of llettle LeBlnnc. at the opening of
toltielys session of the Glover murder
tr e
lire. Langley a stntement wss mede
in response to questions by District
seer
use”
Aittorney Higgins on cross-enemies—
i on.
in the brief direct continuing byt
Mr. Johnson, counsel for the deterred.
hire. Leonie) said that she visited the
Olovcr house on Monday following list
urdey's shooting end thst hire. Gior
or made her lie down on s sofa with
iher heed covered by s shawl inter
she said she went into the spare chem
{her where her sister wes iound the
,following dsy. sud while there she
ihesrtl a slight noise She deolsred
thst when the body of Glover wee
brought into the house thst Monti-y
slternoon. Mrs. Glover turned her
heck on it.
A msil center wee then called, who
seid thet Mrs. Glover bed received
more than 500 letters in the out three
run under the More oi Iiinnie Ever-
ett Clerk.
Just before the trisl begun today
Mr Johnson expressed the opinion
that the deiensg would rest its uses
shout the middle of the week lie did
not stste this to the Jury. end the ii
men died in irom their courthouse bed
morn lodey with s decidedly w
look on their (sees. Miss Dealenc
soesenstobegctting iededendtodey
.she settled heck is her seat beside the
moiherly police metros with s tired
expression on her small young face.
she brightened up considerably when
her sister resumed her testimony end
followed her words with considerable
“will”.
IAN“? DALI. NOTII.
This evening iltsmiord end Norwalk
cisehet beekstbeil in Stamford in
Miller‘s Hell Wilson. the new men
__ironr Ridgeleid. who is e oeedidete tor
center on the distll Comm tests.
will nighk‘ium position for Norweik to.
soy oi tbel lens are
blending to go so Itemiord es the 'l: -
ts train with the teen.
'mrclormu.
bee m m
s
. "F serum
. irenrhfldessvsessvo
esdtsnit sevsnoves
W
W» Bell lint Flour.
”Norwalk, Cdnn.
m
.‘
"7 rye—ee-
Duffy' .3 Melt Whiskey. 85 cents
$1 Size Bromo Seltzer, 75c
8 coin] Cut Prices
F R SATURDAY; DEC. 10th
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4—
d
ARMOUR'O PURE LEAF LARD.pound ........... . ............ 10s
IEOKMANN'U IRIAKFAOT COCOA. lsrge tin ......... ,.......1le
Regular 180 end the CAKES. per pound ........................ loo
1 can CORN. i one PEAI. 1 out TOMATOES ................. .25e
YALI. TOAIT. IODA CRACKERB er MILK CRACKERO. 3 lbs. 25o
0. I. GILMAN' 8 SUGAR WAFERS, package . ..................... 9e
CROWN ASTER BRAND COFFEE. 1 pound can ................ 35c
WARRANT“) EGGS. per linen ............................. .320
TEAS BUTTER WINES
OOPFEEO £608 LIQUOR!
A. F. Bookmanll & Co.
es m as wssumo'rou or. “Phone «oi sour-H NORWALK
® Sugar Sugar Sugar ®
25 lbs Granulated Sugar for . . . 1.25
201bs Granulated Sugar for . . . 1.00
10 lbs Granulated Sugar for . . . 500
Sills Granulated Sugar for . . . 250
TIY A POUND OF OUR m W'It ONO! TRIIO. ALWAYI UOID.
The Great A&P Tea Company
its weesmerou er. sour-H unswetx.
Deliveries em a. or. end me e. m.
Tel. No. 000. Free Delivery.
Are You a Coffee Drinker?
Then try s pound odour Mitotic see ILIND. While wholesale
prices of Codes ere siesdiiy “vending. we ere retelling it tor the
same psiesses ever. Tryesend be «one» where goodand pure
CofleessdTeboenbebolghi.
Wesisomryeisnhsedm. Corn listen. dices. lin-
marinsssdkisdredethsrseodneithwhlebmsimosrvw
sable chests.
PACIFIC m OOIIPANY
us weenmsrou st. to. s. WW) rm Delivery
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