Evening sentinel, Monday, December 25, 1911 · page 10

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

WEEK the Quintessence
err-Excellent Vaudeville.
Playhouse of Distinctive
inment

V is Family Finds Enjoy-
: int. Our. Ladies‘ Matinees at

 

Engagement of Laughter-
tliBest Production with the
ling Legitimate F orite
HOWARD TRUESDALE
‘V: AND COMPANY
some: Star of “Seven Days,”
lendidly Supported by a an-
out in the presentation of
e Screamingiy Funny Farce.
3- Corner“ In Hair."

MWnary.‘ Exceptional An-
’ ‘ cment-America' s Clever—

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Star of "Wine, women
dthong. offering his Comedy
C sics in Song and Patter.

vaiideville—N. Y. Journal.

 

Litmus their startling exhibi-
Von heretofore. Most Perfectly
' darned Women on Earth
THE DIVING GIRLS
Foremost Aquatic Beau-
of the\VAmericsn Stage, giv-
their fitsrtling and Fasci-
Performance of Water
in their Crystal Tank.

ed- this wonderful exhi-

. we implore you to visit
"this wéek by all means.

11 be richly rewqded-i

jintalists of Exceptional

nty and Gifted Character

Medienne

 

 

 

ve all kinds of practicsytllfts
11 girls, men and w men
LE‘VDS, POCVVKET‘KNVIVEB.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

only take into considered/on
of others evan as a mat-
"it- for :00- other

7 6311' Is a rare treat to ultra

for those unable to t

Boys' and Misses’

one who“ have not as yet '

Phone 1048 w
ALHAMBRA THEATRE. Stamford
LEWII J. CODY OTOOK 00.

WIEK DEC. ii~Aruold Daiy'o Duo:
osss. “REGENERATION! " the Great
Thief Play-

NEXT WEEK—Misunder- Dumas'
V Masterpiece. “CAMILLI.”

a
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LOVE R’S
"The Place"

Christmas
- Footwear

SLlPPERS
VSVOc'to $2

 

 

 

 

Women’ 3 Shoes

02.00 to “00

Men’s Shoes

02.00 to 00.00

 

 

Shoes

$1.00 to”

 

arose open avenmos

 

Two sroass
Norwalk South Norwalk

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CityNation‘al Bank

TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY

FACILITY CONSISTENT
WiTH SOUND
BANKING

Capital V Surplus and Profits
$100,000.00 1‘ ' "17,000.00
Safe Deposit Boxes 08 'and 05 per year

EDWIN H.-MATHEW80N. Prel.

JOHN H. KNAPP. let Vlce-Proa.

FILEDERICK H. ROWAN. 2710 Vice
rel.

WILFRED BODWELL. Cnhler

DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson J. Wallace Mani!
John H. Knapp John H. Light
Christian awartz Fred. H. Rowan
Samuel Grumman Low1s R. Huributt
Henry 8. Lnekwafid ‘

 

 

 

, Christmas ‘is Over

V;Pinns for the New Year are
now in order. if the house needs

A New Roof

or the cellar

ANew Furnace .

kindly give us a chance to bid “
on the contract”

Horace R. N ash

.N; Main&VWee‘tSi0.
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SMALL iMPROVEMENT JUWST
THOUGHT OF.

which the saucer Vrests, very: large.
which gives a bigger base for‘cup and
saucer. It is really

ing the saueor's rim.

VtiIno unthought cow-N. VY.- VVslVIIVh yi‘V ‘-

 

 

 

. is foilows‘" as Edward
5 filmeseas it. ‘

 
 
 
 

‘ 300 The Tariff board simply present.

' whether the duties shall be specific

J.

' Washington friends say, there is to be

I his every act and l

Teacups are now made more stable
than they used to be. Some manu-
facturers now make the under rim. on

difficult to over-
turn one of these new saucers~or to
spill the contents of the cup by strik-

it is just 0nd of those points that
improve a product immensely and like
other ideas or its kind it what a long

Whatever: you would affirm: first
prove with care. for the 'tongne often

 

(Continued from first page.)

"the Tariff board as inst transmitted
‘to Congress by the President.

His Holiday. win 5. Iusy.
Mr. Hill will spend most of the half-
day recess of Congress in getting the
hill ready for presentation to the
Rouse. And it is to be a great big

ed statistics showing the difference in
the cost of production in the United
States and the several foreign coun-
tries in which wool is grown or wool-
one are manufactured. it is for the
members of Congress to 0x the duties
proper under the findings-that it. the
duties that will measure the difference
in the cost of production.

There is left open the “question

or ad vslorem; also there is left open
the big question whether-the duty
shall be based on the weight or raw
wool 67' upon the accrued contents of
the raw wool imported: also the ques-
tion whether slutia‘sshall be imposed
in accordance with several classifica-
tions now in effect in the present tar-
iff or upon a new classifications or up
on one general" basis.
Favors Ad Valorem Duties.

Mr. Hill is understood to favor ad
valorem duties. But. if that will not
be acceptedbe Republicans, he is will.
lug, it Is understood. to accept thew
view of the President that a specific
duly should be levied on the basis of
tho scoured content of the fleece
wool '-
That the bill will propose a. ma-
forlal reduction in the wool schedule
seams to be taken. for granted. There
l"is no doubt that Republicans goneral~
ly will support the bill based on the
wool report of the tariff board; and
there Is little doubt but that the Do»
mocrsls will have a wool revision bill
so loolt out for something doing in the

Congress.
0on Brief Vacation.

Mr. Hill expects to get up into C00,-
nectlcut fora couple of days toward»
'the end or the holiday recess; and
that he will be‘prac‘tlcally the only va-
cation he will take at this time.

Representative Henry ‘will probab-

tlon in Connecticut; and Repsonia
five ’i‘llacn has already begun his at
his Conecllcut home, where, his

a Christmas tree for a younger. Tilaon.

McLean Stay in Wellington.

iioih Representatives Higgins and

Reilly have inlanneri to spend ihu
greater part of their vacations in the
Nutmeg lute Senator ‘lirandcgee
had Christmas dinner with relatives
in New York and Senator McLean is
in Washington during the holiday sea-
son. '7 .‘i

Drawbridge Bill Passes.
The Senate has passed my?)
the construction of a dr‘a liig'e
across the Connecticut iiveI between
linddum and E 1131 liaddam.

Senator lirandegee called the hill up
just as the Senate was sojourning on
Friday shampoo and naked for its
passage. There was no objection
from any source and it went through
in the slime it took to put the formal
motions.

'-.V'i‘lIc bill now goes to the House;
and its passage now goes to the House
and its pdssagc is predicted. ’ aV

Potai Savings Bank.

Postmaster Bencrsi Hitchcock has
announced that postal savings hanks
shall be’ established at Cos Cob and
Sullield. Conn.) January 15, and at
Plants‘ville and Taftvllle, Conn, Jan-
uary 16.

 

 

Doc 13 LOYAL.
The shepherd of 17 Cleveland park‘
says it is no small matter to buy a

to buy a dog to take the place of one
that has endeared its'elf__ will know
how true this is: A solid dog is con-
‘slderably more than a piece of mar-
chandise. His bones and flesh and
blood and hair can be bought. Maybe
you think th‘Vat these. in their right
4 proportions and places. 0170 animated.
'make a dog. But they don't. Any
man Who knows dogs knows that it
takes- far more than these to make
one.

You can't buy devotion, can ‘you'f
And without devotion you havent got
a dog. The dog is always genuine, al-
ways frank, and honest and faithful.
Speechless, 015' can express- more love
than, a man can. and he nsyar ea-
presses it falsely. ‘

The dog's pledge of loyalty is in
tinct. He has no
other piédge to give, and he knows no
other loyalty. The dog has the man-
ner of a true optimist. ”He causes
good in a man when othorimén can '1.
He can find love for the lowest and
Wmeanest and hislova survives ldoks,
curses. assertion-everything. The
dog grows into the ways of the man
he loves. Properly trained. be per-
forms parts of his master's work and
morea—he does work that only a dog
has intellect andjsithfulnvse toid‘c

 
 

The sentinel was: 0

‘chol nst-iii tales at this session of V

iy spend the greater part of his man .

‘110

071171

new dog. Anyone who :has verified

Hit-fien-
V New Iieeita Ctartsd.
Work is well along on the two
buildings on Washington street for
Vogsl B'Kubovich. .C. i. Finch has
given up his contract and the general
contract for the work has been re-

 

let to H. V. Carr. Sullivan 87 Driscoll
will do the mason work and the other
sub-contracts will be lot at once. The
buildings are two stories high, 27% bi
poet, of brick, arranged for stores and
tenements.

 

Woodruff lmmlng.‘ 2 V Bros

Plans Accepted.

Plans‘ drawn by H w. Mather
have been accepted for the new
building on Washington street for the
Uncas Tribe of Red Men. it is ex
peeled that the working plans will
be completed at once. The struc-
ture will be two stories high, 40x75
feet, of brick. with stores on the
first flom. C. J. Prescott is chair-
:man of the building committee."
ls probable that the work on the
building will be done by the day.

Framing Rowayton House.
Contractor H. V. Carr is framing
the new house in Rowayton. for
Charles F. Mills. The subecontracf
for the plumbing and heating has
been given to Jones 8: Hotchklss, of
Norwailr, and the painting contract
will be lot at once. The house was
planned by Architect. .121»: «and, of;
Bridgeport. and is of frame construe

n, containing eight roomsfprovlded

th conveniences. '

Gibson Court House. '
Work is 'wall along on the new
house which Contractor F‘. 0. John-
son is building on Gibson court for
FrederICk A.‘ Hunkemeler, of Madll
son street. Smith Brothers have the
mason work, Charles Pennell the
plumbing: and furnace heating and
Alexander White the painting. The
house is of rame construction. con-
taining seven rooms, provided with
conveniences

, EVaet Nam-in House.
Contractor H. V can has started a
new house for himsefi on lJncoln ave-

nus, East Noi'vialk. None of the sub-

contracts are let. The plans show a
two-family house. of wood. each fiat
having Mia rooms, provided with con
'rcniances. The heating wlii: be by
furnace. '

Contract for Nor-walk House
The contract to build a new house
on Ward street. Norwalk. for Elisabeth
A. Vsrian. has been given to H. V
Carr. The sIIb-contraui will
be awarded. The plans call .for a
frame house. containing 10 rooms.
provided with every r'ouvcnlcnce,.ln-
cludlng furnace boat.
House Nearing Completion.
”' C Contractor F. Oniohuson is plas/
tcring the handsome rcsldeuce which
is building at Crescent View for.
H 11 Sluuson. from plain dauwn by

sitaIailons to the residence

in New Canaan Willey night
James Morrison as hark
game and the fan

i pitting: up sihrs’l game.
lie movement had‘a meapln
own last night, ad his
with the
1111110107 all to .11
five of Nor.walk

players all playadl
serving of credit to
piled up against the 27 by
ulsrs “Dick“ Whillock was

well, and

the basketball areha. he did
. ably well. Whitlock is built
famous center, and a great
expected of him later. "Red

He had the boys
times during the
not fat the fact f

guessing
sum. and

,tlonablo whether V
have been able for

was between the oily Five
ford and the ’lY M. C.
teams played fast and cheap
score was exciti gly close,
fav0r of the Y.
Stevens, Rutledge.
and Raymond war

wt

Doyle.

cry, Geary and

 

name. The Jolly} boys did

3 floor and baskets
was composed of Morrison.
Kelley. Bossa W s and
and tho Acquith i five had
burgh Eldridge. who. ()rana
Smith. '.F

the dancing. 1

nail the plumbing and steam (vacuum
system) heating.
law-mm rrrrrr WW“

Home. swear HOME FOR HIM. M 5m

Special (minor Stephen Balass' son ,
contracted the wanderiust last Thurs
day and started out with the intention
V0f seeing something ofiihis wide; wide
worldyrosolved to be no Viengcr on-
compsasad by lharnarrow limits of
‘South Norwaik and firing of his good
home. The young man got as far us

than one interosglng discussl

if i knew how to omit. 1 w0u

how t oomit would make an
.a daily primer." i

bVouI's saw enough of the world 15 im-
press him that there was “no place
like home. sweet home," and returned
10 his parents a homesick and wiser
lad.

the above few words of St

. practisencollieys.

 

.E" w..-~....,_

lFrom plans artists by Architect

New York. W. E. dwelt. 1183 Broad-
way, New York. we been given the
’0onlracl. for the pVi'opoVsed extanslvcn

and You Gerblg in ibis place.

decisive victories for 1110 local boys.

maulfeslcd their
approval by vlgmopa applause.
rison is in line form this season, and
Every lit--

association
am insp red the local boys
ncournge the Austin

The Acquith live

the 17 tallies they

last night at center, and, considering
'that it was his iniiiai appearance

height and style oi George Smith, the

the wellknoan baseball player, is ap-
parently Just as good as basketball.
several causative of‘fhe plaintiffs that the suit '
.. at “Rad‘s" hold is
not for the facts at "Red's" hair is
he visitors would
keep track of him -
half the time. T e preliminary game

teem.

Vlcrvala and they displayed remarkably
'good form WillVouby, Groaney, 11v;
. art made up thew
Jolly Five and the) were true to their

i started unill the middle of the second
halw. and they thawed their ability
mo"lunar they got a quainled with
i The Regular team

Griebel refereed both
game Bromheldi‘s orchestra of Glen-
brook furnished .excelienl music for

 

6112700001 “‘7 'i’addocly. smith pros. _. V

d- be mason work item scour1 .sasvr'rv.
”NOW?!" the electrical work. Alex, tier 1: . ' .

White ma painting and Chm“ 071- V its ext Louis SVleyenson was a close

student of style": and has left InoreV

technique of wiring. in a letter Io R. l
..M SicvensonV dated October. 1883,

‘There is but nne urt-to omit! Oh,

other knowledgei A man who knew

. To men engaged in editorial writ~
lug (which in Ainerica is the art of
making ideas effective before a vast
V New Iork city and within a very few Endgame). and in yohng men and wo-
men in college .who are planning to
enter journalism. wé‘-70corninend that

be committed to memory and put into

11 street,

of Bar

with two
in the

MOT-

x of 1171

are de-

ihe Reg-
lried out.

in
remark
after the

deal is
" Kelley,

was it

of 81am-
Both

not set

the
J ohnson.
W'hitlock

Blynden-
Vrrie and.

on of lhe]

ld sslfno

“llilld” of

evenson's

 

 

FVVROM "THE EGPOUSALG."
They live by. law,,not like the“ fool.
But like the bard. who freely sings
In strictest bonds of rhyme and rule.
And finds them not bonds but
wings.
They shine like Moses In the face;
And teach our hearts without the
. for!

That Coda grace is the only grace
And all grade is the grace of God
Their home is home: their chosen lot
A private place and- private name.
But If the; world's want calls, they'll

not ' .V
Refuse the indignities of fame. '

Politeness

is our motto. ilur business

rinsed.

ORVUGVOIOTVI

Honesty, lAc‘curacy '&

ing steadily right along. which
proof that we are gaining the cosh-V
dance of the nodule. Are you among
the crowdi if not, get in and be con-

W. F. Wigmore 87 Co.

8 North Main 08.. Co. Norwali:

la grow-
is

 

' . Aeoventr'y Patmoro.

8mm

Cami ByV Wool-renew is Proof
memo. ItId.-.-".l we: 00315150 with
0. chronic stomach trouble. and five
weekeagoitgotaoba‘dfbsdtoglvo
up work. I had tried various motif:
clues without relief. and was finally
induced to try Vino]. After toxins tbs
arst bottle I was greatly benefited.
A‘m now on the third bottle and ready
to rssdmo orlr. Am rapidly. gaining '
in weight or! strength." Edw. Nie-
111.511. -
It is the curative medicinal ele- -
ments of the code livers. combined
with the strengthening properties of.
tonic itch contained in Viaol which .
malice it “TV-Ismail 111 senior-ins ,
l V the.
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V

ontrnns the. undorstaadlng.-Soerates.

are at their best now.

the activities or the 7111 wonky .

 

Hotel Mahackemo

' I. R. CONNOR. M8!

RATES R PVEIVQ DAY AND UPWARDI
V SUNDAY nIaNsaVs 75c
Banquets a SpecIalfy

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The basketball season was opened Charles W. Handrie,

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Sill Iliilli“illllliHEli

Henlirle 'liomsstqsli Figures in
a Legal Proceeding for Part-
iflan of Land '

or

Why acres of real estate, of an as-
tlmafpd value of from 830.000 to 850,-
000.“Ilgurs in a suit Just brought in
lheVSuperioI' Court by Mrs. Sarah E.
Wood and Mrs. Luck Jennings, against
their brother.
The plaintiffs ask for a partition of
the real estate or. if partition cannot
be made without injury to the rights
of the parties. a sale of the real as-
laio. or so much as can advantageous-
ly be sold and partition of the re-
mainder. and in case of the sale. a
division/of the proceeds among the
parties, arrordlng to their respective
rights.

The real estate was once part of thr-
estate of Joshua ii. Hendile.
died recently. in 1908, some three

years before his“ death, Mr. Hendrie
deeded the property jointly to his
three children. )ol. Chas. W. Hendrio,
Mrs. Jennings. and Mrs. Wood. The
dad was executed in August, 1908. it
was not filed with tho Slsmiord Town

Clerk until after Mr. Hendrie's death.
The property is the iiendrie home

 

field 'avcnue, Stamford, and it is par-
fly in Stamford and partly in Green-
wich. _

It was said Saturday by a repre-

was brought because other efforts to

 

 

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111.
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who i

stand and surrounding land, on Fair--

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osuaunv T0 sourI-I hoawsut.

Neill Haven. New London!

max. ions

1.71.1.7: on
had failed. 001. 710110110
ouch partition, and proposing 111er

the estate. The corporation plan did

Hence the suit a .

Col. Charles w. liendria denied 8111»
urday, that any aclion of his Was
responsible for the suit.

“The whole thing looks like an' at-
tempt to annoy Inc," he said. ‘1
man not consulted in any way and
the first i knew about this was when
the papers were served on me. i did
not suggest formation of any corpora-
tion to hold and administer the pro-
‘pet‘ly. To bring suit like this was en-
tirely unnecessary.
have been settled just as well Willlv
out resort to the courts. The action
was uncalled for. It will, howcvcrr
be a long time br-l'orc the property in
distributed. "

m..- 1m” H...“ ....._.. .......

The Rev. Mr. (loodsoic looked over
his spectacles at his slim congregate
tlon and smiled benignantiy.
“inasmuch as a dozen or more of
Vyou have braved the inclement weath—
er and come out to hear me this
morning." he said, "i shall give you
he shortest and n1 the same time the
best sermon in my entire stock. and
we will not take up any coliectiou."--
Chicago Tribune.

in the midst of an election in Don-
ver a little girl sat in churrh with
her suffragetie mother, listening to a
minister who was preaching with
uch earnestness. and emphatic ges-
tures. When he had finished, the lit-
tle girl turned to her mother and
asked. 1
“Mother, was he {or or against
God " 5

FIRE________ ALARMS

COUTH VVNORTLK.FIBI ALARM

Elect?”
Elm

 

1am narters at
Flnflfirlzis. Ramon for fire

l—xWashlngton and North Main Btu,
uahaokemo Hotel

and Ram

b—xfi G Corset ”Factory. private.

541°31'- Theatre.

3:175:10 He'll. (Elnora and City Retell.

Franklin School.

“5
- 8L
ILiaziicjm 'St.. Concord and Lincoln

14—700th Main and Ann sts.
lbw-Hip h 81. and Ba iew Ave.
ls—x\orwalk lron orks.
ii—West Ava. andCe dar St.
ill-High School. West Ave.
al—West St. and Taylor Ave.
HEly Ave. and Lowe St.
24-Chastnut and Hour Ste.
25—xSouth Main and cures Sta.
ca—{V‘fxingtog I.3150. (none Austin at.
w at an m ro
37—30%"! Main St. between Grove to.

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Malia ten-d Meadow wtss
5-50 0.. 111,-— --.Eut M 32%ng Elwyn/yoga. State '73:.
t - 30—11 pr ng an a
:03: '31. ~Qmu21: [$31121]: Norwaik. gyxmguaiggdnnd‘w ther Sta.
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