necdno-
HER BILL OF
:SK. Every Actor a star in Their
, etive Lines. At the Theatre
. xquiaite Charm andrElite En-
V’lnment.
OYT’S
THEATRE . ‘
THE FLAYHOUSE PERFECT
‘ Don’t Overlook our Daily Mat-
3 Just the ideal spot for net-
3g, fter a hard morning' a shopping.
cry convenience and enjoyment
~ modern home. with the beat
audevlile Imaginahle, all to be had
popular prices.
II Extraordinary Engagement of
World's Greatest Aquatic Ex-
finite, and Foremost beauties of the
American Stage
THE DIVING GIRLS
Two of the mist perfectly formed
omen on earth, performing the
. meat daring and thrilling dive: and
Water exploits In their Iargehcryet’al
Positively the most sensa-
and fascinating of water
sports extant.
m
pether Exceptlonal Announcement—
' Broadway’s Clevereet Comedienne
MAUDE TIFFANY
3' Recently of the Follies Bergere,
New York, offering Lingering Song
Nita in her incomparable manner,
and the most gorgeous sartorial die-
piay for the delight Of the women
hfoilta. I
Still a Third Attraction of Stellar im-
portance. engaged particularly for
thoee who dote on Rag Time
3; THE BELLBOY TRIO
, Highest Dealers in Harmony and
timer and Geniuses in gyneopatio
_; ; egogynfiverybody should see these
wmderfpliy Clevpr. Lads, They Are
LRiot.
. .Vereatiie Farceure
‘ JOSEPH SHOREY and
. ' HELEN CAMPBELL
and Company, Playing Their Bril-
llant Farcette, "The Aeroplane Man"
‘ The Wizard of tho Xylophone
MUSICAL LOWE
. ; Rendering Soothing Hits of Today
_‘ and Yesterday.
Wife: II‘Informcr COLinty SheIiff Suc-
. combs at Home in Bridgeport.
”Friends of US S. Mambo] and for-
,mel‘ County Sheriff Sidney E. iiawley
were saddened today to ”learn of the
"death of Mrs. Hawley, which occur-
tl, about 6 o‘clock Saturday morning
the Hawley residence. 905 North
cane, Bridgeport. Mrs. Hawley
ad been ill for along time; in fact,
dd been practically an invalid for
are. Recently, however, her coridi
11 had grown steadily wares and al-
can: death was not entirely unex-
dted it nevertheless came as a great
.. . .
*Mrs. Hawley was born about. 62
are use in Millerton. N. Y. When
hernias a girl her parents moved to
Mokfleld. There she met Sidney E.
Hayley. The couple were. married in
91871 and their married life was mark-
d‘j‘by perfect happiness in his long
other as a public oiliclal and in his
by political contests Sheriff Haw‘i
oy has often acknowledged that his
Wife’s advice was of great value to
In!
Althouth the greater part of their
“fried life was spent in B1ookiield,
. and Mrs Howley have lived in
idgeport for the past year and made
amorous friends here. In Brookfleld
ts. Hawie‘y was particularly well-
own'ond the news of her death will
freceived there with general mourn-
' Her many lovable qualities made
. "Hawley a favorite with all those
Wit had the privilege of ‘ner acquaint-
infield Rev Dr. John DePeu of
”ti: Congiegational church offi-
a short funeral service at
I 3Wittler was the clergyman
‘ at the services in Brook-
”, been reduCed to five. For
I ..' rampant! 95 cents, one of these.
variations presents may be 00
this oftioe. ‘
. Christmas gift.
LOVE R ’S
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Footwear
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$2.00 to $4.00
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Boys’. and Misses’
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STORE OPEN ‘EVENINGS
TWO STORES
Norwalk South 'Norwalk
Phone 1643
ALHAMBRA THEATRE, Stamford
LEWIS J. CODY STOCK 00.
WEEK oac. li—Arnold Daiy’e suc-
ceu, “REGENERATION," the Great
Thief Play.
NEXT WEEK—Alexander
Masterpiece, “CAMILLE.”
Dumae’
A Library
Table
makes the very best kind of a
We have them in
Oak, Mahogany and Mission.
oPRICES $2.5o to $17
F. A. MITCHELL
HOUSE FUNNISHER
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CORNER WALL AND HIGH ITS
NORWALK. CONN.
Norwaik ' Branch Office of
The Evening Sentinel
IIII DENTAL IIIIIIPS WILL
BE ATTAIiIIEIl T30 Ii. II. 8.
“if the members or the National
Guard fall to have their teeth on d
for hereafter it will be simply because
they do not care to divert to the den-
tist a pa’rt'of the money allotted for
their support. A ruling by Brigadier
General Evans, chief of the division of
militia affairs, just issued, sanctions
the attachment of a dental corps to
military organizations In the same
proportion as they exist in the regular
army.” ’ .
This paragraph, which has been
quoted from the Army and Navy Reg.
later will not affect the Connecticut
National Guard, for General George
M. Cole was visited yesterday after-
noon in‘ the adiIIIaIIt'generni's depart-
, ment at the state armory, and he said
that the state would not consider the
annexation of a dental corps to the
state guard now or for two or three
years. He said in explanation. that a.
dental corps is unnecessary in time of
hence, it being necessary only in war
times and in continued service in the
field for “muster" the service is so
short that a dental corps would hare
little opportunity to "gét into action".
and the formation of such a corps
Iwould be needless expense to the de-
partment.
General Cole was asked it the regu-
lurfurmy did not have a dental corps. ' '
(He said that it has but it also has
need of it, inasmuch as troops are
posted in the island possessions and
other stations where “tooth carpen-
ters" rarely go. The general was ask-
ed if the ambulance company or Hos
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pltal Corps were necessary in' days of
peace. He replied that these attach-
ments require practical training to be
of any assistance on the field. He
said that he sees no reason for con-
slderln-g the addition of aldental corps
to the Connecticut National Guard.
NEW BRITAIN MAN BOUND OVER.
’NEW BRITAIN, Dec. 18.—~Georgc
Holden, charged with assault with in-
tent to hill on John Raymond. an aged
negro, was bound over to the March
term of Superior Court in police court
today. Bonds were fixed at $2, 000. it
is alleged that Holden shot Raymond
in. the head when the latter ordered
him out of his home on Dooamberrll.“
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PRESIDENT ELIOT BETTER.
OQLOMBO’, Ceylon. Dec. 18.~—-Char-
lea w. Eliot. president emeritus of
Harvard University, who was recently
operated on for appendicitis, is pro-
gressing, but the physicians in atten-
dance say today that he is not yet out
of danger.
124 WASHINGTON ST.
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MOROE'S HEALTH NOT IMPROVED
‘ ALTAN'I‘A, (law Dec. 18.~—'I‘bc re-
por of themilitar physicians at Fort
McPherson on the condition of Charles
W. Morse was forwarded to the adju-
t.ant~general of the Army at Washing.
ton. for transmission to the Depart-
ment of Justice last Saturday, it is
learned here.
cation for a
your sentence until
pos oi the case by Christmas.
Moree‘s condition is,” the same as
when he was removed,from the fed-
eral prison sOVeral weeks ago.
removal was at the president's direc-
tlcn, it is declared, after represents-3
the prisoner' a health.
meat in The Sentinel.
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SMALLPOX OUTBREAK FEARED.
PROVIDENCELR. 1., Dec. 18.~—Fenr-
ing a possible outbreak of smallpox
at Brown University, President
finance, at chapel today, told the stu—
dents that he wanted them all to be
vaccinated before they return from
the Christmas vacation. A" physician
will be at Brown Union from now on-
Friends of the former New York tll Thursday, when the vacation vbe~
banker hope President Taft, who has glue. to inoculwte the students.
been delaying action on Morso’s appli- oral cases of the disease have devel-
parolo, " from his fifteen oped in this city recently. following
the physicienl an epidemic in the Pawtuxet Valley,
could report on'his condition. will die-Iand one of the quarantined houses is
EV-
on Waterman street,~near the univer-
fl‘he report, in- effect; declares that slty.
~0~
“Will you help a poor. unfortunate
The; mortal, sir?” "What can I do for you 'I"
“0h, sir‘l would gladly accept one of
your cast off automobiles if you would
tlon had hen made to him regarding throw in a chauffeur and a few gallons
of gasoline. ”wBIrmingham Ago- Her»
aid.
Sentinel want cave. pay.
I
for Coughs and Colds
, ine
Marvelous Medicine
Linonine is in greaterdemand
than ever, because it relieves
coughs and colds that baffle ordi-
‘nary remedies; it reaches the seat
3 wee'frORTeae KEEP THEIR
MONEY.
.1
M00-
But 200 Out of 700 Persona Liable For
the Personal Tax Have Settled.
IWEST‘PORT, Dec. 18.——~-Westporters
do not show an overwhelming desire
to pay their two dollars personal tax
assessment according to the figures of
the collector S. A. Purdy. There are
700 names on the books of the col-
lector; who has thus far secured
about 8400. On or before Dec. 22d is
the limit allowed for the payments
and “Warrants are expected to be sworn.
out at once, for the. delinquents.
Curious incidents are many. There
are several persons known to be rrs—
idents of the town who have cleverly,
thus far, evaded service of a notice.
Letters have been mailed to thir ad-
dress but have been returned to the
collector marked “unknown." Several
of these “unknowns" will be when;
they cannot refuse to receive a lct~
ter soon after Christmas, in all prob-
ability.
Several Westport residents havo de-
clared that they will absolutely re-
fuse to pay two dollars for the
.privilege of living in the town, dc-
clariug that the more living in the
village is tax enough {01 anyone
BURGLARS ENTER WITH FAMILY
’ AT DINNER.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
8: 033:.
A. M.:-—-«I 45x, 5. 40. G: 45. 8: BOX.
11: (id
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Sundays.
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P. M. —-12:0 4, 5:02x \, 5:04, (mm. 7. 2 x.
8: 303:, 8:3015. 11: 009:, 1‘: 00:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
2:. 11171:. 1:57‘. 5: 09. 7: 28.
A. M.12:1
911315, 1.0 23x.011 11 x
P. M. ~1207x. 1: i0. 8:1ix. a: 21):, 4126.
5:11215. 6: fix, 6: 47. 7:10x, 930ilx, 9: 16x,
I1To Blldgeport, Satuidaya only-3: 05 p.111.
Sundays.
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10:10x. 11:]
M. «2: 018x. 6: 10x, 6: «Iii. 7: 10x,8 :43x,
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DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.:—-6 00. 7.88 8:00 8.13,10:08, 11: 50.
hit—824646615, 6:88x, 8:80.
Sundaye.
M. -7: 55. 11: 55
P. M. —~G: 00, 7. 883i.
SOUTH NORWALK 'I'O DANBURY.
A. -—l:20 (daily except Mondays).
9:13. 8: 27. 10. on:
P. lids—1'25, 4: xsax, 5: 21x. 6: 20. 7: t8.
Sundays.
A. M.-—9:15, 10:00x.
, P. M.~2:15, (1:15.
NEW YORK TO BOSTON.
Stopping at New Haven, New London
and Providence.
Leave South Norwalk.
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GREENWICH, Dee. lii.——Tlle police
heard yesterday that the residence of
Genigc Smith in least Port t‘hestm',
.\'. Y., was cnIeIed at Ihc second story
while the family was at dinner FIiday
night. Below the burglars were
9”. IOdIBI parsonage and the Re". .‘I. 0 Ifrlghlened a“ay ”It“ gem-[”93] $3 in
‘cash and some jewelry.
They on r~
looked $60.
FIRE ALARMS
BOUTH NORWALK FIRE ALARM
BOXES
Fire Alarm Headquarters at Electric
york} Telephone for fire alarms.
0 I!
s—xWaahington and North Main Ste.
Mahaokemo Hotel.
5—an and Raymond Sta.
tic-x8 G Corset Factory, private.
6~Hoyt‘e Theatre.
7—Norwnlk Hnsptt t.n|
B—Muelc Hall. Lllftord and City Hotels.
S—Lrnue St.
lZ—xWest St. ., Franklin School.
ill-«Concord 51., Concord and Lincoln
Schools.
14—160th Main and Ann Sta.
95.4112). SI and vaview Ave.
lkxNorwalk iron Works.
“Wurst Am. and Cedar St.
18—} lgh School, West Ave.
21—\ 'rst St. and Taylor Ave.
2;l——xi'2l Avowand Lowe St.
24—Ches at and Henry Ste.
° ’waSouth Main and Monroe Ste.
«Lexington Ave. and Austin St.
:27_\\'I-st and Elm Grove Sis.
'll——South Main St.. between Grove and
Meadow sis.
lit—«(3H ii-let txic Worlts. StatoSt.
.'ll xb‘ming and L'ln . Sis
'I5~\”11\'.IIE “(I and ‘. nter Ste.
JT—wxlAitkimnd Mfg. (CO.
41~Fnlrtield Ave. and Cod" 8t.
t‘.’~"i nylur Aw. and Smith St '
Iii—Woodward Ave. and Meadow St.
.Ia—Iélnrritt and Quinlan-d Aves. and Water
a. .
413w \I’Imdwa rd and Lowndcs Aves.
{Ii—tuition lilll SI 1 .nd I'llmwood Ave.
f.':—\\’a.--hin..°n.n Si. Bridge.
63—4: mull \urd‘ and Ann St. pr.ivate
..4— Nov“ alk l .1110; Cm. private.
(xi funnies Imn interfeiing boxes.
(MI \i 1‘“! box. from which the num-
ber of any box can bi; sounded.
Our rtr'ukc at it! noon and 8 p. to.
standard time, i-
Onc sticks at odd times,
lino upon,
1‘“ u stmlncs after an alarm fire out, re-
calls (IIIIRI'HIIHCIIT l l
Thlce slow strokes, w tier to be shut
off, l~l~—l
Al 12: 05 p. m.. each \\' ednesday, a box
is pulled fur ((st.
Fire alarms for any district also re-
telephone. 24.
.——._...-
testing or
celvod by
NORWALK FIRE ALARMS
l5-—~Corner of Main and Wall Sis.
"1———ll(ldcn Aw and I 11.011 Pl.
m~svp1ing Hill and Kellogg St.
l'I—I' nion Pork
25~(Ios~1 St and Wilton Ave.
27~Pranklin Ave. and Lyrics Pi.
and Berkeley St.
(Private box).
3‘2—-—Wext Ave. and Morwin St.
33-—l-lnrbor Ave. and Orchard St.
lit—Chapel St. and Harbor Ave.
{iii—West Aux. near Armory.
till—Stevens St. and Elinurcst.
l2w'-\ialn St. and \‘orth Ave.
l3~—I‘|nl\¢e St
52~hiutn and Lathci l1H Sts.
53~wa Canaan road and Fair St.
Iii—Chestnut St” 110111 Summer St.
55-—Mnln Si. and tnlon Ave
58-610116 St and 'i‘yindall Lane
62~0n ”The Green.
Gil—East Ave and i incoln Ave.
St.
GI—Enet Ave and Daskam Lane.
L’s—\Vest Ave.
31-0513 house.
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXES
Fire licndqm'uteis, {Iii V'- .111 Sam Str.cet
Telephone 170 ,
I—~Fitcl1 Sthoul (pm ate).
B—Marvin School (private).
’1"——lv .15t Washington and Fort Sis.
214—\ an Zandt SI. and Osborn Avc.
216~Eust Ave. and Rowan St.
’17—-\Vlnfleld St.
lids—Fort and ClIaIles Sts.
Elli—’Ettst Avm and Fitch St.
225—St. John St and Edna Ave.
382~Scaview A\e.11nd F'ilst St.
Rtih—iatiulexard and Second St.
Jill—Cove Ave and Fifth St.
337nlloulevard and Blackstone st. (Tel)
841-Keyser St. and Pine Hill Ave. (Pol;
Ste—Keyscr St. and Duck Pond rd. (Tel
trill—Shore Haven. (Tel. )
A telephone message to Electiic Station
(705) between the hours of ti p.1n.nnd
6 a. m.. filving location of IiI',c an alarm
will be I; ven of nemest box
P1lvate boxes will only be pulled for
fire on pxemises when} lm -°.\ltd
Second alarms .11e only to be. given by
the chief or acting chief upon his arrival
at the lite.
Special Signals
1—- Onc blast at odd (hues, testing or line
[Cl
1—Ouiiom blast at 8.1n . standard time.
1 l—Too blasts. llt‘ nut.
11- ll—Twrnty tw.o at S {1.10 . no morn-
ing session of public school.
11- li+- Twenty “v.0 at 12: 30 p. m.. no af-
ternonn session of public school.
Illlllllll-Jl‘en blunts quickly calls the
entire department.
ROWAYTON FIRE ALARM DISTRICTS
12—nghland Ave. to N. Y. N H a H.
R. It.
ill—«Hickory Bluff and Bell Island.
Mm Pine P int and Roton 1’.oint
zt—Long ‘Is and Bound to Maximo St.
ate—"C entrul," McKl ney St. to ennoyer
-—Penuoyor St. to rose St.
§§:Crosa St. to Railroad.
zi—Railroad to Brookelde.
We t
e ide.
lfi—White Bridge with to Brookside.
16--Whlto Bridge 8 L. to “3.13.113. Soundé
l7-—’White Brld e s. W. 800
3 gustatro‘ke‘gm‘ the tire ball at odd “time: .3
n en. es 5
“Two auditor"8 of fire bell. thus, 1- -1, fire ;
out
- “Four strokes of tire bell. thus,1.1.1.13
wetor to be llhu oft. . 1
third or more alarms indicate Mm .
It“.
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