Willis out. Should Batu the Don-
. A All "m Imam oi the Motif
‘ , . . Skeptical
mxro :58 p.rn.
molar? noricno"”"
bitch I oraIe'roav.
' ballot reacting of The Did We" "shied once is my way whatever it
‘ . for the election of . you I ourodor Thatss mighty!
‘ rectors will be min a m. broad statement. but. we mean every
a. January 19th. loll, at a word or it. Could anything be more
. ilIlr or you?
lei-nail” Il A most scientific. common- sense
1' M recoil. bee'y. rimtpienl Is Resell Orderiios. which
...—i... ares-tsp like candy. Their active
Mnclpie is I recent sclentlllc discbv.
sry that is odorless. colorless bud
tasteless; very pronounced. gentle and
pleasant in action. and particularly
agreeable in~every way. This ingred-
ient does not cause diarrhoea. nausea.
W8 DIV tor sll the medicine used
durin the trial. if our remedy fails to
3 comp
‘ . F. and A. lob.
all its rooms Janunry ll'.
IMI WQO‘R, is As DOOM:
who cordially and m.
it
" Trauma"
user I. “will. Osc’y.
icnce whatever. R013“ Orderlles arc.
land delicate persona
if you butler from chronic or babi~
tual constipation, or the associate or
dependent chronic ailments, we urge
mu to try Resell Orderlies at our risk.
Remember you can get them in South
Norwaik only at our store. Twelve
tablets. 10 cents; as tablets. 25 cents.
“The Retail Store. The Ciiiiord
Pharmacy. Quittner a Canly. Props.
pony. received an appointment to so
to Waterbury. as superintendent of the
New Brain-Waterbury system.
'v’lfii’e'fihim “"‘
'7‘ will
W
RIGHT To TH: POINT.
Model-n productions of "bicheth"
now have ballets. Bo long as they
avsrlltiI ssurmII. rum-Iowa
m GAL“ {loop ‘th‘eras ragtime coonn son: and 1:07-
- m DOMNMOM n p e um out we' try 0 star: it.
y. m In .Q. “FINA!!!“ geranion 'l‘rlunellepublican
was. Nor-wail: 4“
“I4...“ Something wrong. plot I lsrlil-rnsdc
I s
' *‘mgmg deld'ncs millionaire cnushl smuggling for a
wees—New York American.
. ~9-
Aviation may be all right as a sport.
but there seems to be as litany broken
Erhard“ broken recorda ~Washlngton
era
......
Attorney General Wichershsm has
wmalvrll'a'r saouollfr occur
fleecing iron: the stale-wide com-
ment on the late senitoria'l episode in
which former Governor George P. Me-
n.“ “1“um “daddy." over Sen- decided that the only way to go after
slot Moran G. 'Bullleiey, there are
5 breakers ”Ami”? Senator Frank 3' élgavziitlmtltmoflrewga.“ “ ”d n
Branden» in any event four years ......
hence when the legislature its called
upon again to name a United States
. senator. That Congressman E. J. Hill.
I; or Nor-walk. should have been the
choice two yearn ago there seemn now
to be little duestlon. He was. in fact
the choice of the great mass of Con-
nocticut voters. but unfortunately. the
disposition oi the very important post
lay in the hands or a comparatively
few-vibe members or the legislature.
in this situation, there is considerir
hie sIllslaction (or the thousands of
(Hands and admirers of Congressman
hill. who is conceded to he one oi the
heat equipped men in Occurs-s. in the
realisation that two men who played a
very important role in the dcwntsli or
the real choice ot the people, Ins new
"wing in the political graveyard.
Those two man. or course. are Senator
-, {idol-gall abolish} and Sheri! Sidney
'l. Hartley. lsnator Buiiteley is giv-
en the credit loll prhclically wcrhics
in his shirt sleeves on Caepltoi Hill
to. pull Ir. Brandsase over the thin
ice. and cartsi‘” part played by ilr. ilswlsy
too (rash in the minds at
“#30" Mpubllcans at least
,m roost lion here. But for the
part hsfp in. the Instr or two
m in». WI! he would have
dusts notified to sues last November.
I! Motor Dnlhsley and
M! Williamson been given the
x at hing. the blusst blunder or
pal * bipar- mcsl loom up iii
. 'II this day at Its-
Wo imported "0.000.000 worth of
some the past year. and yet some peo
ple kick. on two cents a pound more
{or sausages—Baltimore Sun.
.9...
i.
Naturally. Ohio is one of our rich-
eat states it tho lilhnhitnnln are prln~
' cipally engaged in selling their voles
to each otherwllroohlyn Standard-
Union.
......
it Mr. Carnegie bad Just. thought of
buying all the forts and all the theta.
he might have solved the pence prob
lent oil-hand. and lie «urely would
have died very poor.-Baltiniore hltar.
......
:Wfl'm
"‘l
A
TlAere is reason to believe that the
rubber trust, though only a year and a
hall old. has escaped ‘the epidemic of
infantile paralysis sweeping over
Rhoda lsland.~—Washlngton Times.
.....I
The New York board of health does
not know what to do with nine tons
of bad eggs it seisod. We wish they
could he led to the cold storsge men.
wWashingbon Herald.
......
That man who is too years old and
who says he thinks he could live to
be 200 were it not for his use or to
bacon neglects to say how he would
spend his time at 200 it he couldn't
anchor—blew York Herald.
......
That story oi the woman who mar-
ried the burglar who robbed her sounds
like I Winston story. but it was
probably the only way to get back
what was stolen from her.--Bridge-
port Telegram.
-——~———-——O——-—-—-——-
OWEN RICK ON A RAMPAOK.
Ina—Ia.
Old Nomik Oil‘eadsr Thmlsnsd to
Close Out Lunch Wagon.
. Owen Rice. an old. old timer, with
one bad lag and a crutch. who was a:
N last evening by Queers Bryan
is and Charles F Page ior hay
in, threatened to clean out and brush
the windows in the lunch recs-.0:
A. Ilentcomsry in Wall street. and
for Ming so intoxicated that he nsvlgsr
led with dliiicully. He was ohsrarl
with intoxication and breach or t e
co in the Nomllt Town Court be-
Jndgc Edward ill. lachwood this
Trains and pleaded entity in both
o ”rt,
0 cs Pass
told at the slain
James Alon was also on the
stand as a wiles: The time
occurrence was: to “when that“
be lived in ii rt. that
spent I was III and was rctum
inc; that its loaded up with “$th in
iron chatter and addict he
. some line: lie was given
thirty and costs and was tsitsii to
mm by 000ch ago.
W
l 7M“! AGAIN.
orwsllr mas
Illa, “PORT.
‘ Gorhis's salient
comments inv-
“flatten and vslbav
m Alto Al layer oi
' ‘ HI M Nerwnl
sly relieve you at constipation i
We tsite all the rislt. You are not ob. Editor Sentinel:
lillsluleuce. grlpins or any inconveng
particularly good for children. am‘
it
was on the stand and ‘
,r Am savara shamans.
m‘ also one
at news
W‘brotbsrs.
iwsnlyulrsl anniversary of their birth- l
lllllllli llllllllll Ills? r ?
Roswell A. Benedict. oi Norwsllr.
l Believes mm on lists Should
Be Doubled
Any one passing the southwest cor-
ner of Filth avenue and .il'ortlotii
street, New York city. a law days ago.
would have seed the large show sum
dow oi the Knox people tilled with
fancy hats. sll of them having I lor-
eisn stamp. and prominent smell:
them he would have seen the tinted vo-
lour. the English "crush" the English
wool Ind a peculiar hat. the sweat.
leather or which bore the stamp f‘lilng-
lish Made Waterproof" There was.
apparently. not an Americsn hat in the
window. The most conspicuous ex-
hibit was a splendid derby. perched on
a stand. lining outward. upon which
was printed ”Preedy A Co. Million.
From iii Recent 81.. 23 Haynlsrilsl. 8.
. IO. M. Knox. New York. Sole
Agent." This latter hat should await-
en the ideas of the Norwalh hatter.~
Evidently the Payne tsrli! is too low
for the American hat mailer. lie is
saving himaell by becoming the “sole
. agent" of torelgn mailers. How natur~
al and now just! The American worh— ‘
or votes the tarld' up or down; be»
cause he casts ninety~nlne per cent
of the votes. Evidently he has not!
cared enough whether the Americanl
hat manufacturer was making a do
cent prolit to vote in the right direc-
tion. lie has let the "downward re~
visors" hsvc Ill the say. And the corn
sequence is that his former employer
has left hat-mailing to take up trading
in foreign hats; be has stopped being
chiefly a producer and become chiefly
a trader; and traders universally buy
their goods where wages are lowest
and sell them where they are highest;
no the American hat manuincturor
has been compelled to quit building
up the American hat—mailing industry
and has Joined (areas with foreign hal-
makers whose business it is to lcar
down American hat. factories. it this
is what the bat worker wants. why. it
is what he is core to get: and he bu
been setllna some it here in Norwalk
for months past. Hailing has never
been no dull hero at this time of the
year. The worker did it himseli. He
has the votes. lie written and breaks
congressmen and political pnrtiea. He
voted in Mr. Trill, who was a seller»
clmed "downward rovluor“ and who
forced all the lowering of tnriliu he
could into the i'nync law, under which.
(fungi-cushion Hill said hi imkwtmd'a
Hall on Sovoinher 2. the tariff was not
hull high enough to protect the Nor.
wniil hatter. The sequel has instilled
the connroaamnn's (icclarnilmi. Well.
what in the hat worker going to do
about it? Sloop right along and lot
the foreign boilers take his job? That
would be very amiable or him. but
neither good sense nor good citizen-
ship. And what are the business men
at the town going to do about it? hot
the stomheepers abroad sail mods to
workers there who are busy night and
day mailing hats to send to America.
while the American slonheepers
clerks are idle? That would be very
amiable of them. too: but it would not
be business. And what are the town
authorities who run the poor tam Io-
ing to do about it? lint. for instance.
English towns empty their poor houses
into the work rooms of the hat shops
loan towns are emptying their list short
work rooms into their poor houses?
That would also its very hind—40 the
English town taxpayers; but would it
be equally Illnd to taxpayers in Amer-
ican? And what are our “epilit” people
going to do about it? Let our city
slums thicken and widen with the in
drilling unemployed while the foreign
city slums thin out because cl 0
abundance of Amcrocan iobs doing in
their shops? is something going to be
done? Or will our good-natured pso-
pls slumber on and be plundered by
the foreign traders who buy where
wages are lowest and soil where wages
are hishssti
(lonsrsssmsn Hill is trying to get
Consrsss lo talus up the lull schedule
by srheduie. Why not send him I
unanimous Miller: at tbs workers.
storehssprs. town authorities and “up
lift" people in Nor-walls. demanding of
Conan» an immediate doubling of
lariloa hats: and let his ilrst it» not
rise his new role he the sari ofa
his chunk of the civilisation. Brill»
lsnlly and solid business oi his home
town. Who will start the ball rollag‘l
noawnin. A. annular
w“
stout.“ TWIN. IAR'IHDAY.'
William and Joseph leaner. twin
yesterday. celebrated the
day. In honoreitbssvsnl «enur-
tainsii a larse number oi the r friends
It I alas musical and dinner at their
game in West Washi street.
vbrsd
binary lbelisr. I brother oi the twins.
entertained with I new set chimes
druid numbers.
M I‘M“; 10 M”
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Common Ute."
deeply lnlareslingfigwc produce the
cm. quantitative and qualitative pov-
on).
to make hats iOr America. while Amer 3M 0|. Mill! '0 do In" ‘9 do not
Iclves iron the dril
saying that we «not know many pso-
plc well. that we have only I given
about as appropriate as it we should
over before is the history or the world
LII-em: via sciem' ‘3
,, . . tannins. ”I. ,,
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lb. 350
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50 Stamps with 1 lb. at ........ bop
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25 Stamps with 1 lb. llll Ryad at 35c
20 Stamps with 1 lb. Plans at. .wc
lb Stamps with 1 lb. Sultana at 25°
EXTRA OTAMPB WJTH GROCIRIIO
15 Stamps with 1 jar Smoked Beet
.......................
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ill nStamps with 1 pkg. Jelly Pow-
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10 Stamps with i can 0 l) a
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lo Stamps with i pita. Starch
ill Stamps tree with 7 cakes
Boa 25o
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illc Stamps tree with i can Co-
10c Stamps tree with 2. pounds
Prunes, each ............. lzl/gc
10 Blames tree with 2 cans Beans.
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Raisins. 3 plus. for .. .250 Pineapple. a can ............. ice
Gold Dust. large phx. ........ lie Prepared Mustard. a bottle .10c
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,, 124 WAGHINOTON I15. IO. NORWALK.
Deliveries am I. on.
Tel. .09.
[if Alli iiilillll lift
the Sunday Evening institute
The «mirror! before the Sunday live-
ninx inulllulo last evening was "the
heel we have had." “cording In one
at the hearers who probably expressed
the reeling oi many.
For about an hour i‘roi. Charles
Zueblln spoils cloqpq‘illy and enter-
rainingly on "The flllowship oi‘ the
”m. was Ibo
following abstract
Mr. zuohlln said in part:
The common life is the only avenue
oi approach to the universal or ultl
male in human relationship We are
ilrluslly all suflerinl twill social pov-
wI do not hmgnongh people.
know well enough. We excuse our
indictment by
amount of shellac. a certain dcdnllc
qusntiti at love. That argument is
maintain that havia acquired a car-
isln amount at know also we have dil-
od our minds, and new the mind
reaches tile point or satiety. and it is
not possible to put any more anew-
lcdge in it Whereas ws hm very
well that the more we learn. the lass
or our capacuy to Mrs. It is «nab
Iy true in the training oi the elections
that the more we love the more no
molly we have lor lovinl.
Modern ills gives more promise than
of the 9..."ng the illi-
nscs of life. s.livss
colonlycl‘ths mm toiaii. it is
coast to enable all-x is to satisfy
all I do of human is; not all an.
man wants. “nouns; we I“ not want
“carnal? wants no
health. wealth. socisb ty. taste. hacw~
lsdgssnd righteousness
lat lg to had a basis at naivenlsl
folio in. what is the chic! considera-
tion! Not money. ’l‘bstis isaolsbssls
ct tsiiowsbi The work we do in tbs
world quail as us [or fellowship. not
the money that we have. Ivory hu-
man being ought to do his work well
the world. is I lrss society!!!
should Incw that worn qualifies us tor
fellowship. resardlsss or iha triad or“
work. if it be worthy and we do it
well not escort yws live in a
sudden We
society with class lath reels-s
mummieriebmbhsdsollag
dwsrlcd natures.
”3%.... not“ .3... "'
mass their inner Isaac: souls acoustics":
...... would
waniiwsdnnflm
balsam“-
Y
b talking basins“. and start talking art.
and 2:” p. In. Free Delivery
l
the body even though we have some-
Alimosiniagnlded ii unduly in import
once. until we have almost elevated
the care of it into a religion. Rating
is not a pretty function at best. yet
we make it the basin ol some of our
most desirable fellowship. We must
remember that in authoring about u
cubic It a dollnr dinner. we each pay
the Rllll'tl- price. and that llllili ua on n.
level, Neither (run we forgot that till!
breaking of broad together in once! the
must lwnulilui oi’ the Increments ol‘
the areal religion that has dominated.
our civilization. lint instead of soils»
lying ourselves normally- anti Ill hat"
ills good. hound. healthy bodice by
ihe application of the principles oi
modern science. we suffer through
carelessness or indulgence. and all the
billboards hear witnecs to it, by in-
viting us to have all kinds of ailment»
for which they have some hind oi
remedy at hand
The training or the children in cute.
in, even more than any other iorm oi
exercise or class recreation. in one oi
the obligations oi the public school.
so important is it that young people
should be taught to dance. gh
not exactly In the religious sen . it
may be called I means of grace. These
contributions to our physical nature
are always. of course. in doom oi be
in; on the verge cl misuas. BIl that
does not malts them unworthy. any
more than the icncllons of vision or
hearing are unworthy Moss they
are sometimes misused.
We are consunlly threatened by our
social insecurity, which is due to the
tact that we are not big enough to Ills
brace humanity in our lsilowship.
which can only he done by lorgettian
social distinctions. and being human
is.“
Our chic! characteristic in education
is oveospsclnilaslion. We all read a
certain number or books or I certain
kind. There are the III best sellers.
and of course we want them. We are
a little «hauled if we are nnsblato
talk about them Then each class has
its newspaper which expresses its
own ideas as nearly as posdbls. 1%;
are people who can write I per!
correct latter without saying aarthlld
Onr clue standards enter into our
religions lite. and determine with
whom we shall silliiste. and what we
shall do. One bears many men Imp
ssflously that whatever is lhecom
men practice in business is right be
cause it is the common practice.
As on gain modesty by contact
with a common life. by sharing
those things which In common. so
you also become tolerant and respect-
slnl of others. You lied that your
ticulsr foibles are not theirs. by
should you disparsas washnsssss bus-yum-
cause they are not yours? You care-
lull concIIl yours. while you sspnso
l rs. Only through this process of
sharing the common lite. may we no
lisvs ennslvss er the prejudices which
binder Minimum
KKK-3m PM»
not “onus up companionship until he
have chars man of this peculiar new
or which“ he wields “mm“;
the point “when altar dinner thawe-
ll.“u'.ll‘ ..‘l‘.’ Imam. ..."...hw ‘“
e w s In
their hearts. nines tlisy have has:
mag It conversation. shsmmins
as dinner. And then. when the
alien loin the ladies. they will not stop
We
but probably cent no disculsins the
lblnas cesium Ii they
villi hm muss talc lasts.
Peril in our day the most serious
at nor
that in canard
dices cl which we need Isa
lather to tellers abrasives. is
'mm‘l‘o JIM”
m,
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Hole Proof
.30
The Original Guaranteed Hose
Colors. black and tans.
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Remember. if holes appear beforeithe end of
six months, it means new Hose for you.
Sold in boxes of six pairs. light or medium
weighis~hiacin tan or grey.
llill. $2.00 All $3.00 All
"HOLEPROOF" STOCKINGS. for Women.
ASKTOSEETHEM.
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50 - lb - 35c
BUTTER
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WALTER BAKSR'S or IECKMANN' 8 COCOA. can ............. . 190
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EROVIN ASTER BRAND COFFEE, 1 pound can .............. . 356
leopard! YALI TOAST CRACKIRO
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LIQUOR!
II A I WAIHINOTON IT.
A. F. Beckmann 8t Co.
SOUTH NORWALK
Pacific coast. you will and that the
ordinary working man there has the
same attitude toward the Chinarnan
that the same kind cl working man in
the south has toward the negro.
We shall lose our religion prelu-
dices when we come into contact with
the common ills. Genuine religion
ought to remove all barriers. but see-
larianism erect: barriers. The more
we believe in a common ills. the more
likely we are to believe in a genuine.
world-wide religion The biggest man
in the world oi our day. was our post-
ast religions sasmplc. Count Tolstci.
Why did he have I worldwide indu-
oncs. that knew no barriers cl race or
nation or lasgoassl Because he had
a genuine religion. it is lost as true
of Jesus Jesus did dine with saloon-
kccm Windmill because ills
character bouillon were so unss.
callable. it did not matter. Whatever
. when you“ come to study
lhIcolnaI common tits. you will better cos
the sluissacs or that character that
llacwsao blemish. who entered into
all walhs oi ills. because its Ippre»
banded more than my other man the
common lite. and comprehended isl~
1° Imps
sslsccssl. Instance FOR ecu.
«sorrow.
The satiation our the iiipiscopal
{lenses of connecticut according to
the annual omelet directory phhliblled
at. Iiiiwsnhsc. follow: Clergy. an:
parishes and missions. an: icy resd~
srs. timcand candidates but profit“; ll; pcs
. ban
lislas. intact. hm. adult. has; total.
unis. sonar: inst reported. 39.;377
increase. m; msrrisges. llcil. beri’sle'.
mm In school lssohsrc. tone;
scholars. ill a: contributions. "at.
80.."
The directory mom that there has
Ma ilcr ills
”Wainw-
rxlhsrspcssdasrsnssa
l0“ , ‘
“33%an
lath ball and and
rear .l WW”.
cooiausrs III Ac'rIvI.
A areal Socialislic organisation
meeting will be held next Friday night
It 8 o'clock. in Arlen Hall. with
Charles T. Peach. oi' Dsnhury. as
speaker. Mr. Peach is I wall-known
orator. and won a resident of Norwalk
for many years. c is I trade union-
ist, a member of t s military
graphical Union. and its first prcsl~
dent, «delegate of tho international
Typosl'a hicsi Union. sI-prssidenl. oi
the Dan ury Central Labor Union. I.
member oi the stats executive commit-
tee oi the Socialistic party or Conner:
licut .and its candidate tor governor in
i008 The Socialislic party invites ev-
ery man and woman to loin the party
in South, Norwnlh. Mr Peach will
speak on the subject or Trade Union»
inn: and Socialism.
AUTO MATH cabs corals UP
TUIODAY.
Tuesday afternoon the case of James
ll. Mexlernan. administrator on the
estate oi acorns l‘. Sailor. oi Norwsiil.
against tools A. hehmsier. at New
York. and Norwalh. ill come up in
the superior court Judse hill-
top A. lburnway and a iury. The suit
is icr “.000.
in the complaint it is allsasd that
on August a. 1m. Isiisr wss run down
by an automobile in loath Norwalit
owned by the defendant Ind driven by
Ohsriss Bhutan. As I rssnit oi the
injuries. it is claimed that Seller died
almost instantly. A law months ago
Bhslssr was convicted of macslsuglo
tor and sentenced to one year in Jail.
.PICML litigant“ AT .ALVAI
M aMfMI
HM Y.
cal lain (l. ii. Harlin,
will ‘ at the salvation Army hall on
Water street tonight and marrow
night at it p. In The captain is a very
sweet closer. also. a. music
as I am ’
M two
meetings will be of (ivory talisman
W cone in them.
Norwalk Chronicler