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t?""‘3’“F‘f‘~’*/"‘"i .. a .
’4’" “‘9'. "0- 103' l"- l‘“? N l!" “l“ for an ethical view of the eiavery ex-
,"b' ”“9 't it: roome, '“V' 2"”! "11' tension queetlon.~—Boeton Tranecript
at 8 o'clock p. m. "
‘ Will be followed by a banquet.
, ,iencHAN-rs' AND MANUFACTUR-
lmore appropriate for this season
, ”no llllllilii nod of nutlnlulninu a utrict,
nho imported the wine that is used in
the home and exported the tier that
aoeo with the l0”n0l‘.~‘NQW York
World.
. p -—e—- ‘
Eggs are once more tauehlng‘ the
blah places lo‘ the matter it! Drive} if
f“ you; get the alter-ante“ warranted not
1 “to“ peepi when scrambled kind-«-
- “ . lirldeepert ‘l‘elemm. ‘
. ATUREALMANAC FOR *4»- .
TOMORROW "Mutltly flola“ «him no ocklnuw
urine: 5:51;”,‘33. moat holds were u muddy for one
h‘tldt'llm I. a"; I: eleven no for the other.—-Boetott
‘ ‘ Globe.
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‘ SOCIETwmICIS Champ Clerk should not iorfiot that
.n unsomo plum“. Missouri turned down mun in his
A ”will Communication 9' 0" old ,age. when he stood courageonoly
The officers and 4,, .
members of Union Lodge, No. 40. of Under the newdww the buyer of
Dhnbury, will be preoent, at this meet- firearms moot give his name to the
inn and confer the Master Mason de- Mllflr, and the latter muet make and
one In due and ample form, which keep a reoord of the sale. in this be-
ing donethnoonio Sentinel.
M
SENTINEL ‘
READERS”
They do fine work. Let us give
vthema hearty welcome.
All Master Macone fraternally and
cordially invited.
_Fraternally yours.
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Sec'y.
Ene' ASSOCIATION
Nehemiah Candee. President
Mice-president. Charles J. Pidgeon
Frank W. Hadley. Secretory
Matthew Corbett. Treasurer
VIEWS 3:
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS
gz-av—News Department
92-3——Businese Department
44-2—Branch Oifice. Nor'walh
'90 -—Editor’s Residence To the Editor of The Sentinel.
7ag‘s—-City Editor’s Residence flour Sirzwln your tonne of tho mm
'22:”. ......_.-._.__ WM- -W 11-. We there was a communication
' ., I l'u'om John S. Seymour relative to tile
AN ATTRACTIVE PRESENT'ihridge and nurlr. in which he claim;
The time has arrived when llli the only remaining obotacleu to the
must again begin to think oil bridge uud park were the excessive:
Christmas. and in connection with 1 claims of the various property (Noemi
. x -z a . - i _ l l
the many pleasant thoughts which! 11,1“m:::l;‘|,: R u u 1 m" the mm 0 l
. . i ‘ " ..
accompany this happiest 0‘ 3“ sea-i l huppon to lN‘ our of the unlortit‘!
eons of the calendar year. all mu“ 2 union who [unseen property nreded by 1
consider that ever-puzzling prob- l tito town for its idea of who! is to be,
lem of What shall I get for Mary.3 nin'k beautiful. “with docks in front"?
. As one of throw property ownors l to
Susie ennie r K r h ' —
‘ J 0 ate {0 C “St iccivcd a communication nnkiuu me to’.
“‘33? What ‘5 there that WI" by moot the committee and submit myé
tasty and yet be of some servicei price for the property. No. it Souviow
to them? ! nvcuuc. occupicd by myself in tho con~
Let The Sentinel answer thlsl. ducting of n laundry business. 1 tool“
the gcnllcmcn. and to or brief. l ob»!
er xi ’ . _.
P pk ng question for you Con .joctcd to port of the cotnmiitcc. until
5““ the advertisement on Page 9f told them oi the time i preferred lot
of this paper. headed "Hllldy'i‘ leave my case to the rondomnattoni
Vanity Box." l board npnoiutcd by the Superior Court.
' They noid that would omhurvnse them
Is there anything that cou‘d be: in their efforts to act dgnrca nod facts
‘ upon which to work with. i then unvo
0f the year and Yet be so “sch“? Ihcm two optiona. no follow:
to the recipient as this set? roar 421,000. in which won int-ind
It takes ten coupons of ten con. i ed the good will of tlic ("rcitccni Loun-
secutive numbers t”gem” with dry' aurccing to look out for some for
Q
cents to recur th's attr ti o n‘cnnonaiilc time until they found it
95 P c ‘ ac V9“ purclinncr. with good colleclahio sc-
‘nd “5““! Pram“ ‘07 Wile. sister counts of about 81.500: with machin-
or sweetheart. 1w; lo the muoiinl of mono or tmmo;
The be“ that The Sentinel can? dclii‘ct‘y tcnma uttd utttomohilou to
say of this taller is that it guar_;lnlilitlllil'lli oi :lfiltldio $1,500.] ‘m‘nl 1:":
. . l ill (ills! an ilil illiOll Vi‘il‘l l0
anteeo the contents of the vanity} ”mm “3 5mm”
box ‘0 be a“ that is claimed 0ft Second mono tutti i would uur»
them. and were we not sure‘: rcndcr the property not) more my huel»
i
whereof we speak we would not. "M“ P‘N'W'WW .
venture to give the oficr thin l read the article of Mr. Seymour
with mono llttlc iuicrcnt. but [mid no
atamp 0‘ approval. rupocinl nttcutiou to it until our es-
The "‘Btake“ ‘dca that a Prcs'. tccmcd uud houorcd ucnntor. Jeremiah
out at Christmas lime must of Donovan, saw fit to quote me with
“CCCSSltyTCPTCSCHt a considerableisoml‘ oihcrs \lr‘llll wort’t iltililllll lt’ll
outlay “ money in order to “'l tlmce the value of their property.
. Knowing hie olouo relations to the
fled the friendly "83rd! 0‘ thcl committee, l concluded it With time to
giver'towarda the recipient is but 1 a" up and m“. “on“,
a memory of bygone days. Some-! Three onus-u to the committee are to
thing awful and yet appropriate)” mind not eatirbltitnt nor outrag-
and something m“ will be “pp,” 5 onus, and. l ntand ready iii any time
. . “luring the next two weeks to tut-oi
“med ‘3 the wk“ . i the committee and willluxree to iemle
1“ this Offer- The Selim“! 1135‘. my cum to urbilrutlon. l to aelnct Ollt'
been enabled to give to its nub-i imslncini man iirom the Town of Nor-
.criberq this vanity box m about? wnlk. llu- commilloo to noioct it built»
halt the usual selling Price in or-: "mm """' ”m" ”m ”w" “r Norwnik.
zillilrllllt' of mm of their own number.
d“ that our patron. "my enjoy‘ if lhouc two cannot uni-co they to or-
the bent at a ”330““le 90“» I loot. u third monilwr. Wluiicvcr Iliolr
W W.""'M“” Evurdiet may be the town Ul‘ myself
illilllll nerve to uliide by it.
Now loot u. word to the voteru of the
town of Norwaik. Any .commlttco
thnt hue the crane and power that the
node of discipline. lie nhould be Mr f pmwut MM” committee “117w...”
hold, and it would be well tor that"M mm“ mm“ to meet 9' 6'“
olrouwran if they so nee fit. build your
MR. VAN ALSTYNE EXPLAINS Hi8
POS‘lTlON.
.._
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
On (taut. (lilihons mats tho motion», ’l‘
ailiiiity of "mining character tut well!
tinny if he received the hearty coon-i
oration of the nuthoriiee at Wont
think-«New York Tribune.
. . —-—e—«
’ You“ John sham Williams woe
“united in Total and not now mar-
ried a Texan girl. it in in till: way
that Texas: may ovoutnsiiy redeem
Histiocinui from the Theodore nu.
bottle pinsite.~lioiuion Post.
.4...
_ r Mr. Carnegie hon given another mil:
Allen to his fund for the encourage-
nw’ut or college instrument, but it in
bridge and leave you finally with an
endless army of luwsuitc. the original
layout portly completed and another
000 will be absolutely needed to prov
tool the town in the purchaser already
made.
i, tor one. would very much like to
one the committee publloh a that or
all the property they are out to obtain.
the prices united by the respective
appropriation of iron 0200.000 to lilting >
Moriarty owners. so that the taxpayer:
can judge on to whether they have vot-
Mbpeciod that; he will yet find it dim-
sell to mine hie language «meted
«Quite to die mot-«Providence .ieur»
not.
Mn retaliation than that during
. it!“ lineal rm. Noon be
009 gallons tit-wine new than
on.”
pinion imuiomeu. you will he later on when
on this committee enough money to
carry the work through: if not enough
to vote then more, or restrict them to
what in their Judgment "the taxpay-
era" may think lint. ‘
For if you are not interested ow.
your teahill comet in...
alcohol! your»
mm».
. umhun ~
lit.
a. 1:.
THE CHALLENGE OF THE
YOUNG MEN
We are weary of your parties
With their hollow battle-cries.
We are sick of broken pledges
We are sick of apecioue lice.
You have promised. we have,
trusted.
You have failed and failed
again;
We have had enough of parties:
Give us Men! Give us Men!
r
Oh. a truce to poor excuses!
We hpve seen and we have
heard.
In it hard to do your duty?
In it hard to keep your word?
In it hard to deal the justice _
You have sworn with tongue
and pen?
We are done with trade and bar-
terl ,3 ,.
Give us Men! Give us Men!
u.— .
We shall find them. we shall know
them:
We shall call and they will
heed-
Downright men, however labeled.
Men of honest thought and
deed;
Men who will not ahirls or palter.
Who will shame your week—
kneed sloth.
Then-«a plague 0‘ both your
houceal—
We have had enough of both.
We are coming. we. the young
men.‘
Strong oi heart and millions
strong;
We shall work where you have
trifled.
Cleanse the Temple. right the
men .
Till the lens our fathers visioned
Shall be spread before our ken.
We are through with politicians! ‘
Give us Men! Give us Men!
-Arthur Gniterman in "Life."
. “to
HOS/TONY $1"an
W
last FRIDAY of our Harvest Sale.
of ourgmost successful sales, and we
the last FRIDAY as big a. day an the first Fridaéy;
of the Sale.
Our Linen Department in the busy department thepe days.
iortablea. which abound in the moat gigantic values.
Tremendous Bargaina will be found here for the
w arvcst Sale of Fine i
White Table Damask, ..
Fancy Linens,
The economical housekeeper is
taking advantage of these excellent value: in Linens. Domestics. Flannele. Blankets and Com-
It has Been one "
wish to make
etc.
Ladies‘ Plain Hemetitchedjntial
Handkerchiefs 6 for 25c
Usually 8c each
$3 Comfortable $1.98
Fine heavy Reversible Comicrtahles, filled
with fine white cotton: full size.
50c Ladies’ Gloves 39c
Ladiea' two-clasp Cashmere Gloves. silk-
lined. $
‘Meuuen’s Borated Tal-
$2 Full Size Blankets
Large. lull-size Blankets. in white. grey and
tan. fine soft. fleecy finish.
1.49 pair
. cum Powder 12c
1 25C Sanitoi Piste and
75c Blankets 49c ‘ pair"
Large size Blankets. in plain white. pink and
blue borders. A real Friday Special.
Powder 17c
50c Table Damask
39c yard
24 sheets and
Writing Paper 156 box
finial). Special.
24 envelopes to match. linen
l Fine White Damask. 68 inches wide; neat
. design.
cial today.
25:: Toilet Soap 17c
Woodbury’s Facial Soap. beat quality. Spe—
12‘4c Napkins 8c ea.
Already hemmed. aoxao. satin finish.
$1 Renaissance Scarfs
10c Pure Castiie‘ Soap
7 cents
79 Cents , -
Real hand-made. 18:54. in very pretty pat-
term.
10c Peari Shirt Buttons
3 cards for 19c
on. eonmnan To we arm.-
rono.
at Stamford by .1. tr. Ronnie. eonn— mum of the Norwaiit cm and on;
sei for Dr. Richard 1. Bohannuo. that affair promises to be an enthusiastic:
it is Dr. Bohsnnnu'o intention to one menace. The famous Mendelssohn?
the city at Stamford for dummn‘ Trio will be here, and mu Foul will.
growths out or the alleged unlawful
killing of one of Dr. Bhannen'a dose
by a pollen-tau. Ann. 11. The doc
twee abet. boson-e It leaned to be at-
flioled with rahioo.
DEMON“? MONIIITIONIIT .
' m '
wmerm. Nov. lit—Munro Man-
date for governor of Donneotlout in
189! uni s pronilnent torrent or title
town. tiled 'ot hi: homo laat night. lilo
rm born at Taliand. Mill“ in 1881.
and leave! it wile and tour sent.
ehester, twhotwoe Prohibition candi- "'0 hear!!! “'0 "“9“" in ““5 m
~ The woman who «with ouestfonl defendant. our the Derby brittle. and
in the heme-when“. ' ‘ one who to
mover-wmtoeatiictwmhn m rim-non atom. mach athlete
entertain. and the committee is doing;
everything to make the allnir a pleasw
not one tor their fair some Refresh»
MOM! will he served following the
prostate. The elicit is to he held on
Deoemher mi.
W
WI. FOR AUTO INJURIES.
Mn‘flusrfl I. lentt and a Jury
of Samuel Jarvis, or Norwsllt u. Md
u‘msrk of Derby. today in thoncom-
lien piece court. The plaintiff brim
miles to recover $400 damages. ointm-
htn thot some time am hi: automo-
bile entitled with one owned by the
the defendant hat brought o counter
i y of petition. ‘ no.
i
..- .. ... mug
NOCWIALK GLUI umes' IlGHT.1 HIT BY AUTO: MAY DIE.
Plane for a lsdiee‘ night are about:
. hi loo Man Doe ed Trolle t at
Notice hoe been served on the City mp. lined by the entertainment corn-lo. . n 9 Y ° 09
In front of Machine.
DANIELSON. Nov. 28.-~John Reilly,
a weaver oiaty—iive year- old. wan tak-
en to u Putnam hospital late yeeter-
duy suffering from probably total in-
'tertlal injuries received by being run
into by an autonomic drlren by D. ill.
Jute. or hm pm. Reilly, to stop-
ping out of the way of a mum ear
became bewildered and denied in
. treat of on aittoatohile which mob
and knocked him to the ground. The
aathoritiee emitter that no blone st-
taehea to More for the accident.
MERRILL FACULTY MEETS.
'i'lte [acuity of the hierrill Business
Coilegen met at Biomiorti, Hooter ‘
night. for their annual haeineso meet-
ing. Tee members were present with
Mrs. It. A. Infill, EM 3'! iii eel-
looe. national internal ultimo- -
on were illseusootl III. 7 j the
not meeting. titer wash Mut-
V"!
Norwalk Chronicler