lowed. e minarlted‘itlut he
. t.»
i
u
A he Theatres
came at s family that was better at
eating than at «talking and he said
he felt that some honor should be
paid to the W. 3.0.. tor lta world
Colonel Charles ill. Thompson loiw
lowed, saying that he was glad of the
opportunity to express his-interest in
\
Classified Advertisements
Wants, To Let, For Sale,
The Seven Komicai
Business ‘8. Professional
v Cards, .- etcetera
CLassmED Advertisements on this plane.
Three Times, 50c -— Each Additional Word. 1 cent
lace or Caps. Double Price
Twenty-Five Words or Less. 26¢—
per Insertion. In Black-
WANTED.
WANTED—~SALESLADY, TO SELL
our high-grade corsets; slit to silil a
week. Primrose t‘oreet Co, No. it
Church St. New Haven. nit: :it
TO LET
TO LETw-(fldlt‘lt‘fr‘: ROOMS. TWO
inrue pleasant rooms. over .I. 'l‘. i'ldyou‘
news more. 5 Main bit. Norwulk. in-
quire 0! Joint '1‘. Hayes. aid in
WANTED-~—A YOUNG MAN ”it To LET~--IIOilSi~.‘., tl i.l\'i.\' lS'I‘QN , , . ’
boy as help in a dry goods stun». f‘l“ Si. Seven Worm- and bath, all lim- gag“? n‘iihéthflfi? )3:'rl(::”::l
ply A. Dickertnun & Son. nil. ..t movements. Inquire. t. l.l\ingstou . l.. evening with the Victor tree. it yum
nit: tit
South .\'orwnik.
WANTED—4AA \‘iliTNt‘. LADY i:\.\l
orlenu) would like position at gi-tnu-zii
housework. or second work; expi-rloni‘
('li at both. (‘uu nlw references ll ri-
uuiri-il. Address Amorit‘un.’cure Son
lli'l. illli I‘.i
'— A FEW YOUNG MEN—7rowwonk
on advertising crew. in Noruziilt uud
TO LET ”-litltlhiS l‘flit Litiil'l‘
housekeeping. (‘all evenings and Sui.
iil'lllly uitoruoons. ltlti West St. niil :lt
“ TO (Eitmttx .i§fi‘s"+.iiiiii-f.§?
quire 7:. South Main Si. “if. in
TO LET r'lt‘l'llNlSllICll liililll li‘illi
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE- JERSEY COW. noon
miikor. inquire iii Glenwood Ave.
Norwslk. nld th
FOR 8ALE~~~MAKE YOUR HOME
find the Victor it real pleasure. pay till:
on easy it'l‘llill if you prefer. (.‘ull and
hour llltI lilimll l‘i-t'ortlu. Slolnvrt‘n. ll?
$0llll‘l Main St. t-iouib Norwnik. uizl t3!
——\
FOR SALE l‘HNOS. tail 'l‘l) “(ill
Sill'vtl if you buy now. .‘tii those pinnos
punranliwi like now. Hirinway. Wood
bury. Jt'Wflll. Weber Pianos. aLuo l’lau.
yivluiiy. Must t... of gm.” 1....H.:‘..nm.o ltvtulmuun. inquire 3?. South Alain o‘ln Pianos.~ Sir-luvri‘n. id South Alain:i
and willing to work steady. Sullil'y ”“- W "1'1"! ‘2‘!" Smith {\oi'wnlk. "H bi.
lit}? 3.1“". ‘if‘.’trawliiitfi‘"i‘f.'.'.‘.‘.i.-J".~’.‘.‘.‘- TO LET Flint-rim“ 3“"; . For we ALI. “rm: M'rr-S'rl
lllr. link. ‘ - ' nil :lt with iii-oi llllil lntih, 2.. l mini N., t-itntlll I‘llllllllll‘ mum.» m Stoluort'u. Smolui;
.M _.,N . -\"l‘“'il”i- “H 3" mush: for lrurlwrs. rltoiuimt'a. iii .~io l,
WANTED» -Sl'l‘l'.\’l‘li).\' llY (liltlll “' ' " ' ’“”""""""""‘””“""“'"““""""‘“ Main Sb. South Nili'wuik. lllll til i
TO LET rtuNisni-Ltl unohis.
it). i‘.. rare tit-nil ‘
ull l'lll\V(‘llit‘llt't‘K. Inuulro l irosrvut
nil iii
liltii'hifl‘. Alliil't‘hh‘
.-...r...m _ ..-.«.-....... , .. .., .. .. ,, w
Mae Devlin & Co.
.The 3 Gamons
tit-i.
” WRN'reo” nuts—iffy??? " ’llii‘iitixo
.iitl‘ liluu‘iu-iiinlilut; by ilw (i:l_\. linplll‘v
ii South Si . Soui‘i No \'.';.ik nlii tit
BUSINESS NOTICES.
WHITE ELECTRIC COMPANYw-lllfi-
To 'llt‘ \\illIlL: is tirinuvrmla. Lot us
Twit yintis il\t‘l‘ “lid rvpor‘. lloaw with
in". ropuir work. Minor siti‘l'iti‘ir‘in’ 11‘;
Water St. l'liono till-2’. ult'. iii
PICTURE FRAMING til" .\l.l.
kinds. VINO rat'iiu'iltill or mouldings,
Avoid i‘lirlsttuuu rush. ii. S. North‘s
Studio. iii \l‘uuhlnulou SL. utli'i'onsoi‘
.—
to H. A. Tilly. To}. H.121, tlll til
NASH'B MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West t‘iuishington St
'I‘orrrn-o. nil iii
TO LET WW". liili’lhlrl. l‘.\li'l‘ i\l«
prownlvula. l‘l‘ii-Hllllllllt‘ it‘lli lnvtuiro
ll. .losolmsk)‘. ICusl Norwulii. t.l;‘. if
" ‘A'T'o'flLti'T' ’Tl‘l’ili‘k{fféif'x’ilzSi"'i'tini.\t§.
Til \\'ootl\\'uril Aw; rout sill. inquire
at The South Norwnllt 'I‘luui (‘0.
TO LET ll‘..\'Altt)ti\l normal
Splint: ilill, Noiunik; sin pi-r mouth
inquire .\'orwnik Sentinel olllw
oilu
._ .-...‘............«.- -... ....w..-..._..._.__ n...«. r C...
To LET- ~(li"i-‘lt‘l~1t~‘ IN t‘ill.l‘)lli'ltN
building. i‘llI‘IIi'l' Main unil \\~'nll Stu.
llvni zilltl nil uioiIi-ru ilnpi'owmouts.
Apply to it i". i'oleliurn, 22 Wall St.
Nul‘Wnlk. (it if
“to LET» «"ilNlON bored." 21
ifnlou Si : i7 rooms. all ronvenleni-i-s.
'l'iio iisitrlt it llnlley (‘0. mil! ll
LOST
LOSTV A litilNlllJ-l t'ow. lv‘lNlllClt
Multan notll‘y ll. I-‘rledtnun. i'tlllllt'i'll~
i-ut Turnpike. Tel. 1151. nl.’. lit
T0 LET—HAMILTON AVE" HAL!“
of two-family house. it rooms. and ti.
room flat: all improvements: good non-
dltlon; one block from railroad atntlon.
Joseph R. Taylor. s13 tf
L08T- Hm: .AND ADDRESS.
Will the neutioman who called upon
lv‘, lv‘ li'llltehond. Elm (trove sit. on
Huudzty morning around ll o'clock
lllv'lltio ootntnuuli‘uio or pull? I114 3t
LOST DIAMOND STICK I‘lN,
aold enameled penny. Reward for re-
nil lit
turn to Sentinel otlloo.
' " ’iinorn‘ssiouafl '
MIBS L. M. AYERS’ BEAUTY PAR:
lore. Spot-iul prices for inuulrurlnu
null hairdressing. i‘oiublugn made into
puffs. Hwiit-hes and ii'unt-ltorumtions.
lloyt's Theatre building. 'l‘ol. 473-4.
ulzi ti
no... a
HP. WENT FEET FIRST.
'I‘liero wnn inlit at one time that
(ll-n. Luke erllht be appointed Chief
.iimtlee. provided that either Mr. llnr~
in. or Melville w. Fuller retired. nu
Hwy might, with l’tlll pay. Justice
ll.irlun wua asked about it.
"No," he said, "i don't think so.
You sou. Mr: Fuller isn't going to re-
i-iinn.” .
llo [tillllll‘d and added:
“i-‘ullur nod l have decided that
he‘ll ii'i ihmn llikiullil of! feet llt'llt."
"llettroet." llt‘ wiiiutwrod, "we are
coming. to u tunnel.“ ‘
"lxin'i you tlurv to kian moi" she
in roatened. .
"No. dour: it's lighted by clbotrio
llv." ’ . -<. "
"Oil." illlp erled. “how provoking?”
Philadelphia inquirer. ” ‘
“WNW”
biannual ads. orini results?
“AMWU .. - . _
The women ”“079“,”. upon. South
nei Want Advertisement! Mm?!
. nlnl dolor-tn show that whonw'womre
THE BRAIN m ‘sceéi
W...
Changes in the Volume of Blood Cir.
culstlon When w. Drum
lireama are due to an increase of
sensation and olreuiatlon over that
which exists In profound Ileep. (illiter-
vationu made upon pntleutu with our
dreaming the brain is greater in vol-
uma than in deep sleep had less than
when we are swulte., Thus.thls Inter-
mediate volume of blood would Indi-
cate that dreams tire an intermediate
stage between unconsciousness and
wakefulness, and their incomplete and
irregular intelligence would indicate
the some thing. 'i‘iilu increased circu-
lation in uuuully due to nonuniory ailm-
nlnilon uftvwilng tho vnpomotor hunter
untl cunning a return or blood to the
bond. with resultant increased eon-
seiouanonu.
Couirnry to popular belief, dreams
in themeelvon do not contribute to
light or broken sleep in which they are
present: (Such a onlulitio’it is due to
the ever_present stimuli. which accord-
ing to theiryltron'ixth or the deuresot
irritabilitywot the cells. mslntain even
in sleep it ‘varying‘ degree of conscious-
uetls of which the dreams are merely.
mmsuiteltation. Therefore thetatirtu
bin; silent often else attributed. to
dream is not due to them. but to the
lighter degree or sleep and lemm-
ptoni dell biletut'ntitm omen tm-rae-
humour and Milton credits to home
lrritstlonih-lttlhntiow ‘ " ‘
tutu ill iii ‘
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Wreck oi the Witch Hazel and3
Death at Congressman Sperry l
Oddly Correlated
Now lutvnx. Nov. iii. 9r.» mum’-
who are novitaopnuul to rorrvluti- :th
patently unrelated forte, to those who“
the ulntlollte of tin- luw or rolnrl-l
dunros. and to those who din ovrufi
aionnlly into the category of names?
thew was uniliolent ground for upuotri
luiiou in the happenings of Sunday and 3
Monday to keep them busy (or a
month.
The lilththotme on the southwest
lodge at tho eutranre oi the brenlb
water was established through the el-
fortu of Congressmen Nehemlsb ll.
Sperry, and it in known to most of
those who intro dominion to refer to
it as tho ”Sliorry light." The tlperry
light hue not been prominent in the
publlo mind for many months. but. on
Sundoy night the schooner Witch
l-lasen run into the breakwatere on one
end of which the aperry lllbt‘ dashes
its red and white warninsslto true!-
on through the sound. Ever since
the news of that total wreck tho
Sperry light has been to tilt Dllhll‘o
eye to n greater extent titsu‘ivllns
ever been before. . ‘
One of tiltI features of the story of
the wreckj Will) the apparently unv
rounded r prize of negligence against
Captain Titty. .Iteupcr ol‘ the. Sperry
light. oupiuln Tutty's run on. . is
Lincoln TUHY.‘ and one o! the men
rueuod and who we taken into" the
Sperrydizht was Ole Johnson.
The next any utter the wreck 00n-
‘lressumn N. D. Sperry Much The
name Lincoln appeared in the wreftk
and Prehident Lincoln first appointed
N. D. tlperry poaimuater or New lin-
‘en. The memo Joltnuon appeared in
the wreck and President. Johnson ro~
appointed Mr. Hperl‘y to thoxpostmss-
tersblp. ' .
. 1 Those nre simply some oovlmldentet
problems for the student of the un-
usual in mi. out. ~~ .
.4....L...mi.~uwm
FROM THE BEGINNING.
Joshua made the pun ataud still.
a .
t. . We“
.. Kntbkerellodoues has a scheme
4
. no wagons out
the household lanolin
«l
. or other thin”.
d g round let it snow
k. . t ‘r-
"it. only attracts men: women's work
to never done." he explained—disr-
per’s Boner. . '
WW
Elna. laugh and seek them».
And out out srumblls 5 ’
i
AL
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A
:
OYT’S
THEATRE
HIT OF ALL HITS. You'll laugh till
yod cry. A breath of Youthful
Charm. An Ocean of Joy
. Kidlets
All surpassing in gouge and Dune-
es and Remarkable Clever Comed-
ians. Presenting s delightful ln-
cident of childhood. entitled.
“LITTLE FRANK AND TINY
GERTRUDE." Songs, Wit. Danc-
es. Thousand smiles. hundred
laughs.
,___ .- fl... ,_
EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION—The
best Broadway boasts in the Com.
edy Sketch tins. Stsoelsnd‘s Mos
quusnt Player
in Frederick J. Bosmesn‘s Bur-
prlss Comedy Triumph, “THE
GIRL FROM YONKERB."
.. on...“
MOST PABCINATIND BEAUTIES
from Melody Lane
Amelia Springers’Win-
hing Four
Giving a Sweet Song Cycle in
Chsrmlng Concert.
Ringling Brothers' Recent Primal At-
traction. World's Greatest Emu»
piers of Advanced Physical Cul-
tor.
and Their Csnlne Comedians, who
Amuse and Amuse in Feats of Un-
ususl Difficulty.
THE FLORID VIOLINISTE
Lillian Bender
Making Classical Music as Popu-
lsr ss Ragtime.
HOYT HARMONISTS ~— Selections
Soothingly Smiling Seriousness or
Smiles.
THE HOVT SCOPE. with Photo Play
Films Far Above the Average.
HAMBRA THEATRE. stamlord
LEWIS J. CODY STOCK CO.
Chas Coo. Prop. Harry Dull. Mgr.
Week oi Nov. 13
"THE CHARITY BALL"
Popular Prices. Good train connec-
tions between here and Btsmiord. Con-
idered the best Stock Co. in the State.
Next Week. "Northern Llohtc"
AMUSEMENTS
‘
HOYT‘S 'i‘lll-IATRIC.
An entirely new bill opened gt
lioyi‘s Theatre this afternoon. tind is
one ihst promises to be a winner.
This house hostile reputation of giving
a dollar show at popular prloes. and
the hill for the hint three days looks
very good. The Huron Kntnlrsi Kid-
ieta. prevention u delightful incident of
childhood, "Little Monk and Tiny
Gertrude." Other inlont inrludea Mae
Devlin sud oomplllll‘. the host broad-
wsy boasts. of in stagelnnd's most
pionsnt players. in the comedy farce.
"The Girl from Yonkers"; Amelia
aprlnher and her Winning Four, in
'sweet song and charming concert; the
Three (lemons; Ringling iirothers‘ re-
cent. primal ’ttrnction, in tents that
amuse and please; Lillian Bender. the
girl with s llddle, making claselesl mu-
sic as popular as ragtime. And motion
plotuifi» far above the overuse.
~':,Dr. Thomss' molootrlu Oil is the
best remedy for that alien his! die
ease-crimp. Has been {used with sno-
until in our family for eight em."—
Mrn. L. Whitesoro. Bufllln. NY I.
.. ”an...“
the post and his earnest hope that
the Citizens Corps would make a
large gain in membership. He told
of his experience of seventeen years
in the Connecticut National Guard
and. in conclusion, uhowed the voter-
uns a photograph of a Charleston, 8.
0.. than who, he said, could lay claim
to be the lirst man to fire a shot
uualnot the Union, for. us a cadet. he
pulled the lanyard of the cannon that
sent a bout l-l('l‘t)tltl the bows of the
steamboat Bim- ot the West when she
attempted to relieve Sumter in April,
nun, " ‘
F. H. Williams of Tyler Pout sang
a noon. in honor of the ()itlzena‘ Corps
and was later forum} to hint; another
one. besides gathering a crop of un-
uei-d uncured.
mama to arm n ‘
' one: mum on
(Continued i‘l’bm drill. page.)
.‘ , .Vli
of the jllepubllc. syn-:1: being the do-
clsion reached bylthgknthering. yes-
terday. The campaign is being insti-
tuted by the gentlemen. not as mem-
bers of the G. A. it, but an veterans.
and art such will hamper the personnl
issue to every veteran in thr- stnie.
Commander Richard J. (lutblli, ot
the (l. A. R.. was interviewed by a
Sentinel reporter. this morning, and at
the outset mated emphatically ihat he;
wished It. timiiu'utootl by the state that
the light was not being waged by any
but veterans. "The campaign in beinx
curried on wholly outside of the (i. A My” Frank I" “mm" 0' the FM“
11.. and will be llnauced by Veterans. Company. Governor's Foot Guard!
no organisation helm; planned.“ aaldi paid a tribune to the veterans and “Mt
the commander. lot his recent trip to Atlanta and lutldil
m
nitration Wilma HAS A com.
BERLIN, Nov. 16.—--Emporor Will-
iam has controlled the hunting trip In H
Sileula‘upou which he had intended to
Itart inst eveninl. The reason given.
is that he is sulxering from a slight.
cold. regarding which, however, these
near his majesty spool; in the most:
reassuring terms. Last February the
emperor was oonflned to his room for
uevernl days with an attack of lo-
tluenza accompanied by foyer. The
usual mystery surrounded the cm
and catised some nominees union:
the public until his majesty appeared
at the Gennan Agricultural Confor-
onoe, apparently fully restored to
health. ,
The woman who wants a housework-
er generally has success with a Set
tinel want Ill.
illublic Auction
lly order of the Superior Court giv-
en November 3, Hill. the property
kno
in the (‘lty of South Norwalk. Connecti-
out, will be sold in Public Auction on , .
the premium. on the 25th day. of M
up an Number 13 Buy view uvenue, f
l
H‘
”We propose to mart immediately.
“I.“ he and his company “WI-tamed.vember,_ltlli, at 2 o’clock p.111. Terms
lot eule, ill per cent. of the purchase
said Mr (‘utblll “seine applying M i the warmest hospitality while on thelrl
. .r ' a ‘
once for their pensions under the new? trip and he added that his command
law. When they shall hsve'hthentrel'ua-‘a painted a ”3”” camp M Confederate
ed by Comptroller Bradstreet, we willl veterans. 11"" Tyler Post men at»;
take the matter to the courts and ‘ ”mm“! him “he“ he 3““ ‘l' ‘
liilhi it out to the finish. Tito pro-l W. H" ”on“ of Washington, “'h" “I
reutlluge will on financed by the Veg; inspector general on Commander Cut-
«trons. ‘ lbill's staff and who left an arm in
"A committee was appointed and lithe assault upon Fort Wagner. spoke
was selected as chairman. We are to ””9““ ““5”an that in "‘9 town or.
me... In New Haven an." on Sunday. Warren there are only threo veterans
when a committee of “fly will be 80‘ loit out oi the forty who went to war.
looted. That body in turn will appoint: WW“ ‘" ”“3 town 0’ Washington there
a working committee of ten. Theron: are but nix left out of nearly 200.
mitiee of tiny will be constituted the: ”WW" P- ”3““ ON“? "“3 93““
solicitors for the necessary funds.“ 5 upon sud he remarked that lie was too
When inked when the proceedings ““1““ W 8° W "‘9 front in "‘31 “‘1'
war... to he started. sin-Cumin said: :1“ 1908. he “5 told that he was ‘00
"We are to go ahead immediately. AH large. He urged a larger measure of
torney General Light has Insured till interest in the (‘itiwnu' Corps and
over his own signature that be willl told the members of it that the least
push the case tor u" 3‘." without'nnyt they could do was to matte the last
unlit-restisry delay." days of the veterans. not as good as
Among they... who were we”... all they ought to be, hilt as good as they
yesterday's meeting in I'lartford were, “WM-
Jlldiw A. ll. Item and H. J. Soeley,i Commander ii. I. Lanktou of John
both of Bridgeport; Charles Enprgon'l li‘. Morris Poet of Wethersfleid apoke
i‘. N. Drlaeoll, H. to. Simmons “min word at greeting and was followed
.lolm Thniciwr. of Hartford. thy Judge A. ll. livers of Bridgeport.
The local “my"; a“. taking a uva who said that it was evident that
t. tutor..." in my. ............u..g.. and will patriotism still lives in Hartford and
in. identitiod .ln the tight fit-om tho that probably no other city in the state
start So notion will be taken through . Could equal the gatlwrlng which was
thr- llounlnu Fowler Pool. 6. A. R. present. He spoke of the honor due
whitti-vut'. the lllt'il gathering itlgolhpr the volt-runs and the applause was
as vvivmns.
Commenti use. qt on“... Fire.
Elie tho hutnbiont soldier in the tanks
.tlinn ttw oillrlal who withheld his pen
invert-hint: win-n he said. “I had rather I.
Tim Ilulfohl (‘oumht today. bad
lllt‘ tollowina report of the meeting:
llulwri il. Tyler Pout. ti. .t. it. gave
a vumpllro in (l. A. R. hull luat. oven-E
int; to which all returning in the city.
wi-rv invited, together with Sons of
\‘oivranu. l'nitml Spanish \\'.ir Voter-
ilrsi ma-ut won on ntuph'l supper fill‘".
ulebud by the W. it. (I. and width look
up the lllill‘ irom 7 until it o'eiovk.
Alter that solute and speeches ilhlt‘tl:
until lit. V’
An lull-routing lonturo oi the guilt-i
orluit won the comments mud.» upon1
the state‘s pt'llrllilfl bill which but; been:
doriured unconstitutional by Allornoyi
ileuerul .lohn ll. Light. anti it was
pretty evident that the Grand Army.
men muat "bi- dhown" by the courts;
whether all of the not. or a part. of it.‘-
in votiatltntional or otherwlue. A con-l
tomnce of department odiolsis wast
held in New London on Saturday. all
which the matter was considered. nodl
Department Commander R. J. Cutblll
and others considered it further yes-3
tenlny. The department oommnnder'
«std lest ovenlnn that be was. not in.
position to talk of the tastier in do?
tell. as yet. lntt he probably would!
be inside of a mouth. It In certain.
however. that a suit will be brought.
not by any organization. but by some
individual. which will serve us a test
vase.
Pout Commander'WiIllsm llnntlnlr
ton presided at the speechnrsltlns last
evening and spoke briefly himself.
greeting the eradication: present and
paying a high compliment to the
Citizen“ Corps. and to its-Mayor W.
F‘. Hennoy, who, be ssld.~ha “hoped
some time to see in the Capitol in
the pinion now occupied by Simeon
ill. Baldwin." a remark which was
soothed with applause.
Commander Huntington nailed on
Department Commander Cuthlll tor
the first speech and the letter said
that the was no orator; that he was
FIRST NAM! WAI user.
“Well. well!" said the men who‘hsd
wandered buck to the old village. “So
the Essie House is still the Eagle
House No change after an oyars."
"There have been few chanson," re-
spondod the oldest inhabitant, "Since
you've been gone. the hotel has-been
respectively the Grand Central. the
("and Union, the‘orand Junction. the
Great Northern. {the Guest Southern.
the imperial, the absent. the Moire.
no. , '.
the Recent and the Mausloti Bomber Edward L flmlth. and stew other!
She's just sterling around the circuit and s. brie! ginsettli {th
tor, the..sscond..tlmsfi'~£ourisr-Jouo ”bloom " ' ' ‘K‘ ‘3
naturally a peaeotul man. but he
could light, when necessary. as he"
might be able toidemonbtrate within
a month. lie said that the idea that
.the Grand oil-my , men are old is a
myth, or tit any rate. that he was not
old.‘ Borne or theveterans were held.
but that did not Illnlty,‘.beosuse so
were some of the’flpuulsh War Vet.
ersnp. 'Adtutaut Henry ill. Simmons
then read letters of regret hummer"
from a law whirl: might have helped 9
little some needy veteran. or his
widow.
R. ll. (‘hnpin and C. W. Newton
spillo- tor the Spaniel: \‘i‘ur \‘oiornus
and the campfire closed after u few
words from It. W. D‘Ari‘lie of the
Mill. ”W “HUG"? (‘llll'l‘ 0‘ Tyler PU“ sumo ~oil-tunlinilon. “kilo t‘muulandol'l
” and ii. A. It. di'pnrttniult oiliolniu. The
.luines A. l’l'eu spoke for the Sons 01
\‘mornua.
THE "TEN DEMANDMENTS."
For gross worldly wisdom it would
be diflli-uii to surpass the "Ten ile-
nmndments“ hanging in one of the
many sultuon (-annorlee nt. Sioyvston,
\‘t'onivrn (‘nllutlit
1. Don‘t lie. ll wastes my time
and yours. 1 am sure to catch you in
the Will. end that is the wrong end.
2. Watt-h your work. not the
clock. A long day's work makes a
long day short; and a short days
work makes my fare long.
3. Give me more. than i expect.
and i will give you more than you
expect. 1 can afford to Increase your
pay it you increase my profits.
4. You owe so much to yoursoli
you cannot aftord to owe anybody
“'30. Keep out or debt, or keep out
or my shops.
ii. Dlhhonesty is never an accident.
Good men. like good women. never
see temptation when they meet it.
it. (Mind your own business, and in
time you'll have a business of your
own. to mind; ‘ .
7. Don't do anything here which
hurts your selflrespect. An employe
who is willing to ateal (or me is will-
inn to stesi from me.
8. It is none of my business what
you do at night. but it dissipation
affects what yoa do the‘next day.
and you do halt as much as 1 de-
mand. you'll last halt as long as you
hoped. ‘
it. Don't tell me what I'd like to
hour'but what i ought to . bear. 1
don‘t want a valet to my vanity. but
one for my dollars. ‘
‘10. Don't kick ii i kick. it you‘re
worth while correcting you‘re worth
while keeping. i don't waste time
cutting upecka out ol'rotten apples.
on
sir. please. .
room" on and definition.
it moo
Elluuaseress (to customer about. to
light it clean-«No smoking in here.
Customer-“but you’ve [lit t'smoltlnlt
door oi the
. what’s lttdolu: in
price tlay'nble‘on day of sale. balance
on or before December 4th, 19”. Bold
property in bounded and described as
follows: All that certain tract or per-
cel of land with the buildings thereon
‘staudlng. situated in the Town of Nor-
walk and bounded northerly one hun-
dred forty-seven and one-halt“ (147%)
loop by land of Henry Berg; easterly
about fifty (50) feet by l’luyview avo-
nue: southerly about one hundred titty”.
(150) feet. by in“. of Oliver E. Trout-
bridge; and westerly about fifty (50)
feet by land of John H. Cape. deceased.
WILLIAM W. DANN.
hill in Auctioneer.
To the first twenty-
flve boys in South
News“: and vicinity
between the ages of
ten and fifteen years.
who will write Smith"
Grey 8. Co.. 261 Broad-
way. New York. sta-
ting that they are will-
ing to do a little work
for us. we will present .
L k.“ ‘ amt;
one ‘ ,
we ."‘ iii dinnifle
s l.
done outside of school '
hours.
is always the best—they
knowwe carry only" the
very finest of Coal-ltenoe
our large trade.
The Harris &Gans Co.
TEL. 721. 08 WATER ‘O
a...
Wan-W
Phonograp ..
, $15 to $2.00
Sold on weekly postman“;
without any extra charge. . All;
types of machines, and to...
plate list of recent: carried in
stock. - ‘
nonhuman mom i.
Norwalk Chronicler