55‘5“! AND OUIOINE UP TO DATE 51". .2 FDR DAY AND UFWARD 30305.? W 7h: ”sequoia a Specialty rel. ,ssu. so it“? 3% Jr 5 3W 1 3 e 3' 1334‘ Xmas Holidays will soon be here, Let us sunset 1' as I'preeent‘ a Portable Lats We have them in some of the iinest designs ever shown In the Twin Cities, and with ‘p‘ricés right. Come in and look them over. Nd trouble to show goods. It!” I Housemate Power Co. Ghidlmas Remittances ' For the our Country white star Line Drafte , Money Ordere to can Parts of 1m ' World .m-n-ue 5 Railroad Avenue. eouu Norwellt J." M. Layton & Co. iueunANcs Ann REAL Earns. » A9: NTB ET- otice (foundry to reports in circulation, i have not sold out my business, and have do intuition of noise so. ’ iWill continue to do business at the some stand and cam the iineet line of well paper and paintere' supplies, as hertofore. wlth competent men for ell decorative work. E E. Gotham -~ :sci? Decorator m i} ....... WWW Street. lieit lNorwellt Twpimne 452‘ 4 '1. W res ' s A L E . Mill-5'00]! houee‘ in sand condi W‘lfiififld for two families; water isolation one on. barns ulna outbuild- i.” ill 3 was to quick buyer 5i. E. Dunn & Eton3 ‘3 Whit. e Help W ' avenue. South .., . neee‘it WDuld Bring to south Norwelk Hamee. ‘ Hard to do housework with on ach- ing buck. Brings you hours of misery at leisure or at work. ». if women only knew the cause—that Backbone pains come from sick kid neys. 'Twouid save much needless woe. Dean’s Kidney Pills cure sick kid- ney a, South Norwnlk people endorse this: Mrs. George R. Miller. Hendricks Norwalk, Conn. say: "I have had no occasion to use Dosn's 1. . Kidney Pills or any. other kidney reme- s oval-at years, as my old trouble has never returned! bad a long siege of kidney complaint and suffered at- most constantly from backache i could not rest well on account of the dull. throbbing pains in my back and the lightest housework was a burden. i was subject to dizzy headaches anti also noticed at times that the kidney secretions were unnatural. Tito con- tents of the first box of Donn‘s Kid ney Pills, procured at Plaisted's Drug Store, helped me and I continued their use until i was entirely cured. lknow of several other people who have ob- tained equally good results from the use of this remedy." For sale by-nii dealers. Price 50 cents. h‘osteanlburn 00.. Buffalo. New. York. sole agents for the United States. Remember the name~Doan‘s-and take no other. it ltlitiil ill tiilllli A wide frill of lace peeping from be tween that. we layers of for of which many of th efashlonable muffs are composed makes excuse for the use of the same lace on hilt and stole. These are luxurious and beautiful sets. Enveloplngs of black tulle ever u magnificent gown of gold brocaded vel- vet soften it so as to produce the most exquisite effect and float gracefully with every motion of the wcnrcr. The designers have had such dil- ilculty in getting the exact shade of taupe to trim their gowns of that ii- lusivc shade that they are substituting moleskln. one of the most successful of the trimming furs. with cxcccdiuuly good results. Colors this season are neither dull nor modest; they are vibrant. vivid. strong. All white gowns. while always in vogue like bluc serge. are this your less popular titan for many seasons. having been superseded by their more brilliant sisters. Linings of white chiffon make deli- cate the practical wraps of black cloth Enameled circles hand painted in designs of dainty rose wreaths are charming little pins that urr- selling at astonishingly modest prices in the stores. There. is nothing richer or more beautiful for a strictly winter dress or suit than corduroy or velveteen. but if you are one of those whose stilts are quite likely to run over a little it little into the following season. you will find one of line cloth somewhat more practical. “n Wide bands of lace or satin that cross over in fichu effect are both a fancy at present. The fischu proper or simulated is, us you know. enjoy lng quite a run this season. The bolero eifeL't wihch is a high- waisted affair, outlined with it narrow band of fur: is one of the most in de- inuud up to the present simmering on house dresses. afternoon frocks and evening gowns alike, and equally ap~ propriete for all. The single ornament that clasps the rich cloak of the day tor evening. more properly speaking)' is a thing of been- ty in itself and often war a king‘s ran- som; yet very creditable ones can be found in which semi~precious stones take the place of the real items that sparkle and gileten us entrenclngly as the most expensive. Large braid orna- merits. too, are now very much in far- 05 l Necklaces of Roman pearls are hand- some enough for ordinary wear and cost only two dollars per “string." To enhance the beauty and detail ness of white lace nothing is more of: factual than black velvet. as is shown bv the numerous lovely hock dressings displaying this wellvlikcd combination Very few. so far. are the women who are willing to go the length or wear in: corduroy boots. even for the eake of iaehlon. Probably the iineetrtpeo velveteeue will meet with bricks:- do mend then corduroy. and the hall merit of fashion is put on both. The black velvet tie for women is : novelty this your that is attracting good deal of favorable comment its ornament consists of a pair or tiny min rose buds of color at the base or the throat and two more at the ends at the scarf There is a certain narrow ribbon flu tunes with plant em lieutenants itself I iwell to the mailing of the dainty ribbon one that are so variously need for the accretion of gowns, coittutes. candle ‘ tinnitus. New "Vows" tells about a smart evening bee of white fox fur fashioned into it ’ ismeii animal with head and for-sews. l’i‘be upper new is heavy lrieh e 3" ‘the top :1 of satin. and it has a ions 0 The finial 1nd full trill at kit-outlet. he to are of Mills and it lies ea in id to string of stilt lttlli'3i‘slltful: lit contrast with them MN .50 ti'ilimhi pied- ii i I ho- "to its Yti “Willi if on Lotti?“ stunner?“ NEW YORK. Dec. 28.--A body blow to the kidnapping bands who have pooh workins in this and other cities was administered by Judge Fowcett in county court in Brooklyn yesterday. Report and Stanislno Patience as s menace to the. community and deserv~ kidnapping, an indeterminate period of from 26 to 49 years and 10 months in state prison. ,They were convicted re. neatly in quick trials. of having ab- ducted and held in captivity eight year old. Giuseppe tango and Michael Rizw. seven years old sons of well to-do Brooklyn Italians. The Longo boy was kidnapped on November 19 last and a few days later the Rizzo child disappeared. The Lon» go boy’s parents soonlreceived a let- ter demanding ”5.000 for the return of their child. The case. being put in- to the bands of Deputy . Police Com. missiouer Flynn, a clue was obtained to the whereabouts of the supposed kidnappers and in a sensational raid on a house in East 63rd street. the tango child was found and ten prisou~ ers were made. two of them women. Little (litlsseppe Loose was the chief witness against both prisoners at their trial. The prosecution alleged that Pattenzu was the chief of the kidnap ping band, and that Mario. ltnppu was one of his most important aides. in sentencing the Kappa w0man Judge Fawcctt said he regretted that he could not impose the death penalty. which would be none too severe. He declared that sit must be lacking every instinct of a mother. Pnttenza was given a similarly severe scoring, which he took coolly. The woman prisoner through an interpreter. disclntmed con nection with the kidnapping, bill the court declared that her story was not worthy of the slightest credit. The announcement of the sentence was weli~recelved by the big crowd. chiefly composed of foreigners. which filled the courtroom and corridors. _..W...._..1.......... .1. .. WILL SAVIN ROCK GO? Scheme to Turn Reeert into a State Reservation. Must Satin Rock go? Connecticut‘s most popular shortI amusement resort wi lune to it itep~ rescnmtive-eloct Lew a li. Warner of Orange has his way Mr. Warner has announced his intention of filing a pc litiou with the incomig Legislature for the establishment of a state res- ervation at. Buvin Rock, something af- ter the style of the Massachusetts rcs- ervntlons at Rovers iicach and Nun- tucker liut ilit' tlrnugo representa- tive-elect is probably bound to run up ukulnst a lot of stress in his attempt to make Bevin ltock the kind of a spot he desires. While a good many poo pie object to tluvln Rock as it now exists. that is. in the summer time. with its multitude of saloons. amuse inept resorts and sporting fonturee. others favor it. Representative-elect Warner‘s peti- tion calls for an appropriation of 8260.000 by tho initiainiurc for the es- tablishment of a state reservation at Bevin Rock. lie wants the present buildings and anutseuiont resorts on the shore front from Oldfield shore to Bradley Point cleared away and a board walk built. similar to the one at Atlantic City. it is claimed by Mr. Werner that most of the property holders along shore are in favor of the petition and will Illpport the hill. BIB iNCREAOEI lN RIVENUIO OF TH! RAILROAD. HARTFORD, lilac. 28.~—'i‘he annual report of the railroad commissioners was submitted recently to Governor Weeks. it deals with the operation of the. street and steam railway compan- ies of the state for the your audio: June so. The report gives the (rose operating revenue of the claim rail- roads for the year 864.819.495 i2. an in crease of 86. 833 wooimover the prev- tune your. and ascending that of any previous year The emouut of revenue derived from passenger ervic was 925.» 422,102.49. being 52.027.930.38 more than the previous year. The number of passengers carried by the street railways during the same period was 151081.091. The aver age length of each passenger trip was is.“ miles. The passenger revenue was 825.49% 102. ill. being 99. 000 .000 more than that or the preceding year. «4...... ROAD PLAN! EXPINII CUT. Plans lire said to be in process by ways lost as has been done on the ins-ton a Maine system in the lest flew days. as reported here. The high. per sections of the lrefile department and some not connected with this branch of the service are all to be getting into alieire with a view to cut- rle.eitpeneee Therreceoi financial intercept of the read for a covering four months. folicwi prediction of President (7. up ““3“” point to a sadness recession believed to tie the cause ottereoOrtedtialtofW: Mill eermdcheepfltble. “rel: We. however. it taste the bestot on eiiread authoritii. Vi“ 3315.7 work on tile new ete- titti‘iii tile , site could no lodge Fewestt initiates mm 25 when utter unmol‘cifuliy scoring Illiaria'l ‘ in: of the death penalty. the court \ save them the maximum sentence for . the New Haven. road for economists. , on train operation end in many other ‘ er officials in the freight and peueii- , mass 1% l ' ~Mm.... 15km when fed. rough unsightly‘en'd use. can be quickly healed and” greedy lmpr’ovedin cpl." " parenee by the This is an ideal preparation for keeping the skin smooth and white and the complexion fair and beautiful. it is a line. grunts”, fragrant toilet cream. A mild. harmless bleach. which every women who values her up. peerence should use regularly. Get it at any A. D. 8. Drug Store. These are the local A. D. S. druniste: Allen. the drumlet. The Bridge Pharmacy. The Clifford Pharmacy. Quittner A Cavity. Prone. ........ .. ,.. _. HAD HIS HAND CRUSHED. Decree Hemingway injured While Handling a Barrel of AlcohOl. George. Hemingway, of East. Nor- walk. in the employ of Expressmnn Thomas C. Cnvnnagh. received a very painful injury on Saturday. lie was engaged in putting a barrel of alcohol down the stairs to the basement of l’lnieted‘s drug store, when he caught his left hand. and ii tvss crushed and bruised. causing him considerable pain. He went to the cities of Dr. West. and had the injury treated Blood poisoning nus feared for a few days. but the injury now appears to be improving. and Mr. Hemingway hopes to resume his duties in a few days. MORE UNHfiPPY COUPLES SEEK MARWAL FREEDOM. l‘iiznmcth A. \Yitll'm of Fatrileld. wants the counter (putt to free her from her husband itobcrt E. Wilt roll. of Chicago. Mrs, Warren in her suit says that the married the defend nut in this city on November 2. 1901'). and that he deserted her on the same duy. She tutu a daughter named Ada Elizabeth. amid four years. tend llitl units the courtlto give her the custody of the ciliitirrend also alimony. The defendant is represented as owning real and personal property amounting in “2.000. .lohn llnlpas. of ilanbury. has. brought suit in the superior court against his wife, Mary linlnzs. or New- ark. N. .i.. alleging infidelity with one Frank Sumo”. of Newark. The couple were married on Mily 20, 1902. and they have two children. Her- mlna. sited seven years, and William. aged five. .1, b m-—.m....__ DlSCOVERO onto one. SAN FltAiilCiiSito. Dec. 28.~—in the hills near Dividends. (literate W. May. .lr.. of Newark. N. .l.. is seeking gold in a shaft that was sunk by his father forty years ago. The father was driv. en from his claims by force. but not before he had convinced himself them was a treasure in the ground. When he was compelled to quit. be filled in the shaft and conculod the place where be due. The son. who bee often heard his father tell of the supposed gold ledge. recently came to Oakland and bought two acres of land. includ- ing the location of the old shaft. He claims to heme found ore that bears out his parent’s glowing tales. CAR DARNB AT PORT CHESTER TO COUT- 9150.000. NEW HAVEN. Dec. 28.——Plane for the car barns at Port Chester. to cost 8150.000, are being drawn, at the local ofiical of the New Haven road. Work on the improvements will be rapidly pushed. a» .... Music Hall 30. NOMMK'I Leading Theatre Phone 340 XMAO WIIK. Monday. Dec. 99 Met. Thurs. 0 9st. Order seats New i ., run music wall. lilies co. in Clyde Fitch's Greatest Com ‘ ,etty i Plans for has. be learned to' . M no.» ...— «d- wow-n- ”mum. To check reeling. ‘ Hat Manufacturer's Will Look After Hat Imports. As the result of the meeting of the hat manufacturers of Dunbury u cour- mittuo will who appointed to join with the manufacturers of other batting din tricts to take steps to check the site‘- oii frauds that are being perpetrated upon the government by the underval- uatlon of foreign made hats imported into this country. This alleged under-valuation is not only an imposition .upon the govern- ment. but does a great injustice to the hat manufacturing industry“ which necessarily suffers in all its depart- ments through competition with halo of foreign manufacture that escape the payment of full duty; The movement to remedy the evil is a national one so far. its the hat indus- try is concerned and will have the hearty support of Danbury manufac- turers. SUBPICIOUB CHILD. A New York physician recently told me this story of a precocious little girl of ten, She is the daughter of an at- trdctive lady ofsociety whom the family doctor-«n young man—«was nt- teudiug for influenza. He felt her pulsogruvcly and tenderly, holding her wrist utter the orthodox manner of a ladies' doctor. as he, sat beside her in the drawing-room. As he did so he became aware that the child had her great, grave eyes. full of inquiry. fixed upon him. “Yo don‘t know what i am doing, my little lady?" said the medical man lightly. to the interested little miss. “Yes i do." was the prompt and positive reply "And what may thni be pray?" con- tinued the doctor “Well. if you want me to tell you, you are making love to mummu."~ Metropolitan Magazine ——A-—— Christmas Present The very best present to give to your friends is one that will benefit them. OOODELL CARVERS. KNlVES. FORKS. GlLLET‘i’E SAFETY BA. ZORS. EVER READY BAFETY RthRS. INDIR‘I DAFETY RAIOBS. WISS OCIDBORS AND SHEARB. WISS RA- ZORS. WISS DGIBSOR SETS, Wis. MANI- cuna en's ' fillithS‘ l. 00W ' fl! WAIHINBTON "REIT THE new SCIENCE \ Definition of Chiropractic Chiropractic is the science of the cause of the disease and the art of ad- justing the same. Diseases are culled by a wrench. mist or sprain iii the back. Even if done in childhood it creates pinched nerves and pain in later life in the diiferent organs and limbs. Chlropretcors remove the cause of this disease and pain. and health is restored through harmonizing the six nerve systems in your body. Nervousness. Rheumatism. Purely Ill. Heart. Kidney and Female Die. cases are given special attention; also Curvature of the spine. You will never regret zivinx Chiropractic a chance to help you. 'r. mums. D. c. N wasnmorou 9T. 90. NORWALK Mannetie Treatments Given Alee Dally LindtoN. Y. For Freight Only Freight Propellers leave Pier 99. East River. New York. (foot of Dover street). every day (except Sunday). at 9 p. m. Freight lived at Norwelk up to i p. lit. and th Nor-welt up to 5: 80 pm. Norwelk Steamboat ho. Awning J. Imith. 0. e. "We. Leeeee General Agent hil- LA“; 1. .. «516—- f c BARGAINS : 4 Cylinder to new they do to everyone. "can out too flint, do hermit-tritium properly. or take food that does not stress with you. digestive de- rangemeuis are almost: sure income, and indigestion ucucrully lends to Very serious physical troubles. mm or... .r ., ,....‘ 1...... u» «we»: "I l relieve and cure indigestion. They have a quiet. and tonic action on the stomach audits nerves. and so they give direct aid to digestion. They carry ‘nwuy also the indi- gestible matter. With their use dyspepsia, hiccoughs, bud Mate, unplcafllnt breath and flatulence disappear. You should be careful and remember Beecham’ s Pills Will Right The Wrong Soil everywhere. In convenient bum 5091 III ”or ‘TRIPPED OVER worm SKIRT. NEW BRITAIN. Dec. 28.——At the New Britain Hospital. today, it was reported that. John Kelko. the Polish grocerymsn who fell from a veranda of a house in Silver street. where he was visiting last evening, was in a very serious condition. His skull is fractured and his chances of recovery are very slight. Keiko tripped over his wife’s skirt when leaving his friend's home. and toppled over the first floor veranda. Auto Owners Enxage your winter moi-em for live storage and deed storage. Your cars will be in a well heated serene ready to be run out at a moment's notice. Engage your general overhaul“: for the coming winter. by expert me- chnnics. Changing and remodeling a special. ty. Satisfaction xuerenteed. Norwalk Consolidated Auto Company . ' E l Glover’s ”rue rtacs LADIES' our: METAL. cloth top. short vamp (waited sole) button. 93. LADIES' PAT. cocr, dull mu top. short vamp. full Cuban heel. button and blucher, 83. LADIEB' GUN METAL, short vamp. full Cuban heel. writer! sole, button and blucher. 83. BOSTON RubberBootSrShoeCo.‘ RUBBERS “Wear Shoes that Fit” .0 Two Elena South Norwellt Norwelk it employ Confinemen- utttu physicians-11; le'l‘liDIl'l' CHARGE. THEME]?! 0pm . enuresis 3. . cons. fem Meade!) use. nourishes Funeral Director and 1‘! North Matti Street. Death itpmtit Residence, I thliigiorr 5M releases: at 0M. M Telephelie at ’ssou. 598‘. The Reed 8: Vollt Electrical Co. The Only Fully Eeuliipel uncritical. that: in the Town sure aunties Phone sot-50 3...... and street a. Norweik. 001111.. ‘ minimum: Golden Moments l Think of the pleasure spotledt-oi'flm ' unnecessary pain and dim you“ ve lied—then DECIDE to In. your eyes examined today. oeromerttv The correction of eye tro specialty—it's done exactly, is certain it we fit. your Call today for e Fenwiclt usire’o ism: euluome Q ' RM!!! '5 I7 VIACHINCTIDN ITIIK'I’. Hours—Win: 80 mutueulliilh :p. m. Iiondeyandseturdey. Ho p.111. . All This Week Big Rwllcfiilfli In Brassatid I ’ ' ltonBeds I. K. MITCHELL. UNDERTAKII F. A. MITCHELL HOUSE FUQNIDHER CORNIR WALL AND “59'1““... NORWALK. coon. C—a—u— tvorwalk Branch Office oi The EvenlngSentinel V. A!“ new YORK. new Humid: HARTFORD RAILROAD rm: TAILI. ' in Effect om:» 2. 1910. SOUTH NORWALK To new YORK. 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