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East Norwalk, is spending the any lni
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(‘hu1'1 ”grill mung-“mumbling aft-111119011
with hire. woo-1 Osborn dvenuo‘
The children of the Sunday School
oittlfli‘tjtt 11111111: are requested to meet.
in the (lun'cfiBmWnluv 1112 :30, to re-
{11.11'11s11. the Christmas cur1.1ls
A Yuletide supper will be held Fri-
duy evening 111 the East Avenue Moth
odist churchtunder the auspices 0!
the members of the Epworth League.
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*QOC and live coupons will buy 11
Vanity ilox. A neat and useful Christ-
mas 31in
us~—-
Dr. Ralph Bennett, 01‘ Sonvlew ave-1
one, was operated on at: the Norwnik'
llospitnl y‘csteldny for hernia
reported that the patient 'is
'wt-u. ‘
and Mrs. Hex b.1111 have moved
household effects from Straw.
h11r1 y i-llll avenue to iietts plnce.
Witt-1'11 they will 111111111. their home 111-
1110 future.
Mr.
Miss lithcl Clover, who bus been
spending sexernl‘ montshs .in- the Adir-
ondack Mountains, will return to her
home on the first oi" the month for
1111111 weeks‘ visit.
\
Enst Norwulk people are getting in
the habit oi" doing; their Christmus
shopping curly and are 1111"11111l_1 upend- 1
ill-,1 their nttnrnoons in scouzing the
stores in search of Xmas presents.
111-11111. Holley. of Final. WashinutnnI
street who has been confined to his
home for the post sewn weeks \vqitlt
Illness, was able to I111. up and 111111de
yesterday. His man) friends wish
him 11 1111111 d) and complete 1"(11101111'1'.
(‘ontrnctor ll. V. Coir, of Scaview
avenue, storied work yesterdny
the erection of the Vogcl-Knbovitrll
block, in Rust Washington sire-1.11. Mr.
Carr will do all the \vood work and{
filtll‘tf‘d \‘euforday ili’ hiring “mung fox-111111 returned from 1111 11111111111111] visitI comes to ”I“ ,1,“me of int-11111:. 1
“111 first floor.
: 1‘1 .e»' Id ”“175”
in o11i11r that nil who dellre toI
obtain \.1nit\ lloxes before Christmas:
may do so. 1h..- nnmber of coupons has:
lit-1 11 1'11du1ed to the For iixe 10111101111
.. turd 1151; one or these useful Christmas
'pizencnts 111111 111- obluined 111 this 11111111.
. The Womnn's Foreign Missionary
Socicty of the 'i-lnst. Avenue Methodisifi
insoopnl (‘hurch will hold its mouth-
ly meeting tomol row evening 111 the
home 111 Mrs A N. Paddock, {19 Sun I
View avenue. A progium of interest
is being brepured und all members nrie demo. R l.pu1u11h1»1l I“ Christ church vidod 1” the (“h-"'5” 15“” ““0"," “0‘ h"-
urged to ultt mi.
The Atwood basketball team went
to Stumford.1nst evening, to plny 11
team there During the first half :1
discussion arose which put on end to
the content. W hen it came to colle1t-'
ing expenzes the Sinmfordlus lulled
to come across and the loonl team nod
to pay its own expenses home.
At 11111 meeting of the. Muyilowcr
Hook and Ladder company which
won held last evening it was voted to
hoidn pool tornnmnent among the.
members in the near i'uture.
holidaysI
also 11111111. up for consideration and it
W811 mud to hold open house on New
Years Duy.
According to those who follow the
water for 11 livelihood today marks the
eighth consecutive day of foggy wea-
ther. The natural growt'hors are hov-
lng a. tough time of its-1 Every morn-
ing-they run their sleeps out" of South-
11011 in bones that the weather will.
clear and that a favorable breeze will
spring up but tip-to today they have
been doomed 'to disdppohrtment. One1
well known East Norwalk natural
grow-idler gatefout that he had caught
just four bushels of oysters in the
last eight days
'11‘ itty years ago this month, with the
apploval and endorsement or Richard
(‘obdan and John Bright members or
the House of Commons, Ed1 James who
circulating petitions among the Shot)
keepers in workshops of London for
signn1u1'es to arbitrate the dltllculty
between the United States and era-'11
Britain. which had arisen over the
Trent attain On the 24111 of. Novem-
bet, 1861, Captain Wilkes, of 1119' U. s.
steamer Jacinta overhauled 1111.113111-
tab steamer Trent on the high seas
and captured Mesors Mnson and Eli-
dell, who. were on their W”. :11 E118"
land and France as speoidi 1111111111-
order to get those nations to ”GOSH
nlze the Confederacy. 'As this was
11311111111119 1.111 international iuw 111111,.
(the cause of. tips war-betweeitflnsim
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writing to. which she attached her sig-
nature, which was sent out by special
pres-auger on the 8111‘ 91' tieperpber 1b
osllitl‘gtoii. it called tor on 11111111111
1111311 With seven dots]; grace to answer,
L1: else demanding the iiritish limbo
sndor be given his pnaspmts W
I11his “won on the way across the Atlant-
tic d’rincet Aibel‘t died 01‘ 1.1 pliold t-IQ
vor, D111 ember 14 but the matter .1].
finally adjusted by 11r'bl11ntlon, quil-
mitted by President Lincoln and 1 ‘
retary or State Seward. Mr. 'Juniep
wnsgpi‘ouon-t “in London 111 the “11111.qu
1111;111:111- o‘rfiuu nun. when 1 you up
ion prisoners from the Sixty ninth and
chélltv-,11i111l1 the Irish and Scotti)
Regiments were captured, inoiudltlg
Colonel Michael Compton, of the 1111-
111'er, and Colonel Comeron, of the int-
ter. The English people were all fur-
tons and in l'uvor of the south sud;
there were for more Confederate thnn‘
'Amelienn tings one or which Ion very
'largc one waved over the i:
'l‘h’eutre. when Dion liouclca it ii:
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nninnger 1'1
"Generally debilitated tor ycin'il.
liad nick headaches lacked nmbition.§
Inns worn out: and nil run- down. Bur-1
idoc Blood Bitters made me 11 well;
woman "——Mrs Chas Frettoy, Mooaup,;
Conn. 1
WESTIroRT
SAUGATUCK
Karl Dolge, J12, spent Sunday in
New York' city.
Mr. and Mrs. William tiuilowcll
spent Sunday out or. town.
a“.
Miss i1‘-d11.'l Scott 'hnu returned fro-mi
11 Hull with 'her parents in Greenwich.
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The liruzy lxui soclnl 11pm hold its
.tlmt. r- guinr meeting Sunday mening. :
Mrs \lnry Plum-l1 of (Tempo, is
cutertninin 1 guests ttom llnst ()r.ung.1
.N. J.
w~mmu
1 A chowder supper will be served 11-1!
the Methodist church pnriorss this.
Invoning.
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Mrs. Mnrthn Darrow, 81.111111 sir-1111.2
I to Quriwu
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lificpir Budd} is enjoying n towf
drive vncution from hlo duiicu :11 hid i
our l.’cr"ry u hnrbel shop.
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The Weetmit Gun (‘. lub has decided;
as. t
iinStcnd of Christmas day.
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Rumrev Burrnciounh and dunnhtm.
Anna 01 .lordnn. N Y. are spending
In few tinyn with Mrs. liuvid Ward.
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‘ Ruv. l-rnuk lilmkdotk, at Provi- i:
Sun-luv as n cundidnte for ioctornhip..
1 At the speclui men's meeting held:
1111 the $1111.. "ntuck bi l'I.1-(‘hurci1.Sun-j
idny 11fte1noou,lt9v..i. E. Zeiter ot'
,Sonth Norwnlk won the speaker.
‘ The fuucinl of Ellen widow of 011,-)
{min Francis Sherwood well known in
ithis town, will be. held this uric-rump
'111. 2 o‘clock from her home 18 Arch;
”street Norwulk. Rev. John Stupioton
I will ofllcioie and interment will follow
Brook cemetery.
tin Willow
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and Mrs ii"ll‘l_\' C. Woodworth.
celebrntod their
Friday.
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Mr
or itivmside avenue,
20th wedding un-‘uiversnry
evening. Refreshments were served
to 25 guests and the house was pret-
tlly decorated for the occasion. Many
gifts were preecntcd by guests.
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Without opiates or harmful drugs 0!
any kind Foley's Honey and Tar Com-
pound otona coughs and cures colds.
Do not accept any substitute. The.
Bridge Phurmndy 11111! W. T'. Wigmoro
CO- C.
MADE OVER $70.
Over $70 was cleared by the recent
curd party and dance given by the La-
dies' Aid Society of St. Mary’s church.
it was quite pleasing to hear or the
success of the affair, particularly when
all will go for the poor of‘therpurish.
The woman who avails herself at
Sentinel Want Advertising 111 the ser-
vant-quest remains optimistic on the
whole help problem.
BOSTON HATTERB UNANIMOUS
f FOR SOULLY.
John W. Skully received word from
Boston, today tho-1.1111111 hut-ting dis-
idiot. but fourteen votes tor the pros-
'ldéht of the hatrbena‘ i1niOn-,aud 111111
Mr. 31111111 menu-1 every one or 1111an
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nutriut ui Adieu-I'dnnl 11nd 1111011 111
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itinuu. 'i‘he 1111111111 weight is
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tirst culloru how the pi-k til .30
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lit'nlt-r “ouhl 1l1.'11'u11 for Kings illu-
those. 11th out- to any Wind-11111111
litnl r 111' importer 11nd it be nill
ituthTully 1111,1'lln11 lu- nill dupiltute it
in lots or 11111 or on- hunth't-l for lei-'14
ihun $41.00 the money \1 ll he re-
funded ()ur un'v-u-umnl given 111 tin-
tin 1- pt ‘511111 1111m1\11lt‘s for the rc'turn
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illumunds. \i tut-hen. Jewelry
180 Broadway. New York
OPEN EVEIIIBS lilllii. tilliiiSTIAS
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OllilPllliATlilllS
Hill TAX LISTS
Corporations in Norwnlit that have
luilv'l to 1111 he 111111111 01 their 11'.-
venue for the post your. so t‘1.1.the
iedcrul oflirinln could 1111 the amnion
that the 1orporntious are to 1.111 111111111.
are being summoned in
have not 0111 yeti 1111.1 law. 1 he 11'1 11.91
were due taut Mar1h 11nd the 1.1111115i
tumble on Jul) 1.811111» of the. cor-
porntious have overlooked the. returns
and as n reeuit the 11111011 have not.
been paid. Collector Halt-on had 11 11111217
pmpnrod aunt
and show cause why the penalty pm-
enforced. There is 11 penalty width
may be. imposed upon mmmendn-
tron ol' the collector 11111111191 nil d- iln-
qucnt corporations who may be tired
from 8i to $1000. _
Col. Eaton said today 1.11111
whole district over which he
charge which
and Rhode Island there huxe been
about 300 corporations that did not
'mnhe returns this post year. More is
n considerable number in New Haven
but the collector would not any just.
how runny .huvo lulled to tempt: with
the low. Those corpomtions that no-
glected to file their returns have in-
mnny eases compromised with the col-
lector and ctt‘aced wilement.
Col. Eaton said that there are a few
cases 'still under-consideration which
may have to be reported to the dis-
trict attorney and warrants may be. is-
sued for the arrest. of bonds of cor-
porntlons who have failed to tile the
returns or who hove not mnde 11 act-
tlemeot yet for not having reportedto
the government under the provisiona
oi the redeml corporation tax law,
on the
ENTERTAINED WHlST CLUB.
The Monday Afternoon Whlst Club
was enjovnbly entertained yesterday
afternoon by Mrs J. C. Nowktrk, 0t
Morga‘ii ‘nven'ue. The afternoon was
spent in caird playing followed by n no-
cinl hour in which refreshments- were
served. Miss Elsie Raymond, Mrs.
William Lester, Mrs. Frederick 11.
Quintardlnnd Mrs. M. D. Randall se-
cured prizes in respective value. The
next meeting 'will be held next week
with- Mrs. George inckwood, 111 High
street, Norwalk. '
VOTED CHANGE lN CONSTITU-
TION. -
A meetng 'ot the Home Chapter oi
the Kings Daughters wild Eonb'uvno
held in the South Norwalk 9011mm
~tionai church, yesterday afternoon.
The members reconsidered the con-
otttuiion: and decanted it. in fit; new
form it was voted to hold in outer
moment known us (into (intimidate.
sometime: bolero Lent i!- a suitable
place could be. round. 1 _';
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LADIES—4411111 Opportunitwabé gentlemm have had their razors,
now you can get your BEAUTY BOX. A Great Opportunity
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of Consecutive Numbers, cut from THE SENTINEL
By having one of these Outfits, you have practically eight separate articles in one cabinet. You do
not know the satisfaction and real enjOym‘ent that may be obtained by Owning one of these up- -to-da1c
Cnbinets. A place for each article, which is always to its place. Especially convenient for traveling.
. It will be highly appreciated by all women, ‘old and young.
MILADY’S VANITY BOX CONSISTS OF:—
ONE BOX OF C. R. ‘BAI‘LEY'S CELEBRATED TALCUM.
ONE BOX OF C. R. BA’ILEY‘S CELEBRATED TOOTH POWDER.
ONE BOX OF C. R. BAILEY'S CELEBRATED FACE POWDER, FLESH. .
ONE BOTTLE OF C. R BAILEY‘S SWANDOWN BOUQUET PERFUME, I OZ.
ONE ORNAMENTAL POCKET POWDER BOX. WITH MIRROR.
ONE DOZEN ORANGE WOOD STICKS.
ONE DOZEN LONG FLEXIBLE EMERY BOARDS.
‘ ONE FINE FLEXIBLE STEEL NAIL FILE. .
C. R. BAILEY'S TALCUM' is made of the finest imported Italian Talc, daintily perfumed.
convenient for tourists. It prevents dccay and discoloration.
C. R. BAILEY'S FACE POWDER, flesh color, with Chamois inclosed, imparts a beautiful trans-
parency and in free from anything that can possibly injure the skim Exquisitely perfumed. '
C. R. BAILEY’ S SWANDOWN BOUQUET PERFUME' is vory refreshing and lasting. Appre-
ciated by all.
ORNAMENTAL POCKET POWDER BOX, contains a superior Fine Powder, highly perfumed,
and 11 Wool Puff. This box is handsomely decorated with mirror set in cover. A perfect beauty.
f ORANGE WOOD‘STICKS are of a superior quality, and appreciated by all members of the
amiiy.
FLEXIBLE EMERY BOARDS are very tiscfui in completing the finishing touch to one‘ s nails.
FLEXIBLE NAIL FILE is something that everyone should possess, being extremely useful in
manicuring the nails.
. You may begin cutting
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cash, and get one of tiles: Outfits. It must be
seen to be appreciated. Come in and look it qypfg
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Sentinel Vanity Box Coupon
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This Outfit 1s Positively Sold Only by THE SENTINEL to its readers and
cannot be purchased 111 any store, even at double the price. Given for
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An ‘Otfcr Appropriate for Christmas, Value $1.85 for 951: 7
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But Being Also I Drug it in Not an
docs not‘seem more 111311.10 stimu-
late the digestive processes“ of the
stomach..increase the flow or blood
through the hon
lotion in‘ the pa biliary and skin. til-
late the continues and make it easierI
{or the circulation to complete its cy-
clos.
such done: it can not as a toad. IndI
in 111111 on 11111911?” 111 burnt up by the
' {like crucial-nan 91 common mt .3 . 1 1
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never stored up. it can replace in
energy giving properties sugars .or
111111, and being burnt upflby the body
canpglve'. out the equivalent or sugar
"and fat in muscular energy and heat
generated and given out by the body.
its edeCt‘is similar to that obtained
by sugar and tats, which are taken
up by the body when needed and in
the “reunif‘requlsite to the body‘ot
the moment. and it seems to be tré'u't-
111,111 for no can be seen. as other
foods for idol. 3
But it: in not an economical ,tuol . .
59011111191119 11111111111111.1111“; doe! 11011141.
111-1111 1111 work n‘ij ‘well 11s when
food it' is exerting its drug action. In
this process it is were easily avail-
able. and thus the sugar and tats are
stores up while the alcohol is burnt
upgwit spares the fat. consumption, of-
ten» causing an increase or bodily
'waight through the putting'on of tat.
——D:'1. A. I... Lambert. in Success Mag-
nine. - 1 '
"ALCOHOL As FOOD.
Economic-l Food.
Alcohol taken in moderate 'doaes
l'incresse the circu-
"That stupid Binkloy iiivariably
gets 11111131 turned the wrong way."
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anti 111111113 the other
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CHINA‘S AMERICAN FRIEND .
_ Not a community in Ameripo'
there is in it some particular r and.
Christian missionary work 11: Chi
Few communities thereflare that»
not furnished one or-more..of~t
most 5,000 missionaries nowdu
country. The missionary soc
.. port that nothing in the pres
rising in China seems aimed a
eigners, while there are many IN
why rebels and loyalists alike w
tact them, it tor 1111' other one 1111111
prevent tum-11311111111 by Ameri' '
European pow-nil 1111111 positibl
11111 1'11 their dint-11159. » . '
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