endlyteelingwemv-
quintet-comm” Choose-e
Wheth‘bhaa} om
uailaleesa y years of
f service.
That is the feeling the Uncle.
Nick has won in many '
where It has been “making good?
“1872,
Wafri
”ML!"
IlilUIIHE It. IHISII
North Main; and West Sts
m.
REPUBLICAN LEADER: “9 W “I unweigheirgmr-
mas mottEENwrcn $21212? r. Ili”.mti'r‘.rrri’. “It;
—-———— trled on Monday as it in not anticipat'
(Continued From \l’aco- One).
' ,on Catnrdny.
judiciary committee. He began a four:
years’ term as; state secretary in 1889]
and from thatititne to his death was .. ..
a factor in all republican state poli- i “That'lmmh' insulted me,
tics. in 1886 he was named as one H0"
at the. oomiulon to revise the} "“8 Willi-Med my
atatutes and aa a member of the life.”
constitutional convention. i "Well?"
Mr. Walsh rganized the first trolv' . 1 .
M company 3 operate in Greenwich “All i had With me was only rents
, AN INSULT
money or my
god also fluidized a m and electric and he took that in preference to my'
corpdrat'on that eventually became life."
wich Water C party and was one-of
the organize , of the Greenwich
and Portch He was the firatl smf “SW
judge of the tau" of common pleas .
Ruvaoin flight 00!." With Small Trial
, Several of are state automobile in i Stop W31". V0, one can m
”96‘0” "W cover New MM” fifty requires internal treatment. ilnb
the city of Hgldsepori. Of these 1n.dlreotiy “Don the' 'tender :npot" and
apectors. two. *1 Arthur H. bonaley of relief cornea instantly. "8t. Jacob's
viii take with thee-ton their trip to
New London county: George Bradford will" and can not burn the akin.
the Connecticut Light A: Power (‘oni ,
.mrny. He was president of the Green
libilltiiltllt’ Phil?
Trust Company. He held omeesi n,‘.
' sewrul organizations in Greenwich
ln Fairileld c nty
mummiegrbrt i W"! 0' 0M “0!, nutr- on" ,
AUTO INQPECTORS What's rheumatism? Pain only.
county next week, going from there toi .. ..
Middlesea county, and after that to Whomneletratin; 8' {WONG 0“
Waterbury a Chief inspector Ver- Oil" ham
non F. Gidma are trained men. They 1' I I?" rheumatism and
of the New ldtdon county automobile. Limiter up! Quit compleininx! Get
district 8H1 1C§arlaa W.’ Covert of the. g 5
Middlesex ccuity district a mall trial bottle from your drug
The two my- will be leftin their.
respectivc districts after they have
hen trained lit-the two experienced
’ men. Anothe}: newly appointed in-
emotor who will be picked unlit! the
latter part of the trip will he Thomas
Bonnor, a lint-her of Arthur Connor,
ormerly clerk. in the automobile
departm
A number In! automobile easel! will
free from rheumatic and sciatica pain.
nomne’n,»otlflnesa and awdllinx. Don't'
century, and is just at good for mint-
lqa,1. neurfilqianlumbaqo backache
1-01an and swellingn. ~Adv
THE PARIS
.IMPORTANT REDUCTIOIISONWTQ, com, DEM:
AND HATS 1'0 JANUARY PRICE.
Tothose who are thinking 01- ho a new arment we
would any. DONZT DELAY, as the agave being depleted '
Maire up your mind that prices will be higher after. the both
1 days than they are now, owing to the shortage of wool There--
. fore come today. and save money
;} CLOAIG s we PARIS MtLLiN‘Env
.; :33 So.’ Main‘ St. So. Norwalk
ed that. all the canes can be cleaned up
sciatica .linlmeli, which never disap-
slot and in Just a moment you'll be
suffer! Relief awaits you. Old honesti
‘St. Jacob's on" has cured million-of moclflt'd With Dr “mm “M“
rheumatism cuiferern in the last half}
fillillfllliNlE
“ggmmth
EngageinY M. GA .War
Work
Rev Charleen”. out» of the
Dario. We: Chub, ntva meet
iii; of tho“ be“ of Whoreu
haw-WWW m statesman.
he «had volunteeredc for war'Iervi‘ce
‘Irith the v If. C. A. and expectedl
to tens norm-4.1“ tendon,“
After stating hia desire to enter M
service to Rev-.- Charles W Mellon,
MD. 1)., of Bumford. the duty,
superintendent the latter relepsedi,
hire from the pastorate-of “recherch-
and said that he would appoint a
new pastor by the first of the year. ‘
Mr. Reyna“: is the first cleav-
manof this aeouonto outlet in war
service. Hejaa onlyaboonr plator all
the Darien church since last April]
and during the few months of his!
pastorate has rendered such splendid
service that hit people regret hla tie-i
ciaioa exceedingly. an they had anti:
clpated a pleasant and’ profitable pas-
torate but they were. of course. un-
willing to object to having their p“
tor enlist for- this larger and most.
' nwasary worn. The 'elmh people i
regret Mr. Reynoid'a departure eapec-|
ially because he is the third pastor,
they have had-thin year. Rev. Saw;
uel C. Johnson was pastor until April
last. wiun the conference appointed
itev ()wrn H. Moore, formerly of
Simsbuu but Mr. Moore only filled
the pulpit onevfluuayy .takinxrocoav‘
nion that day to state that he had de-
older] to accent on opportunity which
had been otiu'od him to become Coun-
ity Farm Agent for Hartlord County .
*3 work for «fluid: he Wu peculiarly 1
qualified. tie he had solved some prob~
letns of rural lilewand rural clam-h
work while photo! at Blunt)!!! in
moat unusual waya. Rev. am Hey-
nolda was WWW a few Sundays
later. by the district superintendent.
and the people were highly gratified
at his selection.
The retiring pastor in a Californian
and has served in the Methodist pan-v
torate for about eight years. He wail,
connected with the New York Confer-I
ence of the M F. church urevlouu to;
his appointment to Darlel. which it}
in the New York East Conference In‘
the former district he had been pan-l
tor at Shrub Oak. N. Y. and Harri-
man. Y Y. and aasociate pastor 0f.'
the Muir. Avenue Church of New.
York city coming from the latter api
pointment to Dar-ten. At Park Ave-
nue. Mr. Reynold' a relations were par-i
tlcularly congenial. for he was thercl
whose miniattzy he had been convert- J
ed, and by whore direction he had,
been recommended A» a atudeni for.
“the ministry. and the relations
tween the two mlniatore was like that}
or father and non.
The resignation of Mr. Reynolds:
will leave three of the dye Protestant
churches of Darlen pantorlena. By
the death of Dr. Carlos Martyn, the
.lYoroton Presbyterian Church pulplti
1 was vacated a few months ago. The-j
Congregational pulpit has been rm.
cnnl since Noyentber lot. when Dr.
'Herbert S. Brown's resignation he-
lcame eflertlve. as Dr. Brown became
ipnytor of Olivet Conaretrational
,Churéh of Bridgeport The only resiv
1 (Mn pastor in Dorian at “poem. in ,
4 addition to Rev. JohoIJ. Mofluanr. of
,‘St. John's Catholic Church. is Rev.l
,Hirnm Vtrn Kirlt. of St. Luke's Evin-z
capo] Church. for Rev. George ll. Og-
gden, of Norotm Heights lietherilet
iChurch lives in New Canaan.
a.
Try a SentlnleWant Adv.
i; ' Home Christin
at!“ It.
ed:
9"“)
which WI” You Hm in Your
1 ii
[tear or Edison Monograph m Sound?
1 Talking me i
‘ SidéiBy side in our Demonstrating Roam that de-3
chhevdhhdiitvvflfllx: i'
afi
Son Co;
be-r.
‘waonfli‘splayrntiteChmaSecnon
_. WW
“durum-the eon”
includzd are some very unusual designs zmd color.
logs. The pieces» for the most part are Bowls Plates, ‘
Handle‘d Comotes Jugs and Covered- Dishes which
are exceedingly“ practical. The decorations are chry
sanihrmums, cherry, peach and hawthorn blossoms .
with landscapes and marines. The Colorings'are very
odd and often the design of ti red-rooted“ pagoda with
trees and mountains appears on rt black "round. The
pieces tire la‘rgc and smalL .
Prleea beeh‘at'flxlo.
7" NhiponChits'Set'a. -_
Hand painted, a choice collection
Aluminum: Mt», ‘i pm. 50 on. to $1.60
Jelly - H 31.” $0.31.”
Almond Sela, ”M to $1.25
Irtiety “eta 1 31m 10 ”35
(trucker tutti Theme Sets, 75 oil. to $1.75
1.1mm tit-ta,- .1 taco. to $4.00-
‘ 3&0 W, or: '4 ”.25 b0 ’3.”
Berry Kels M to “.00
NM Sets, 2 "it: .- $1.50 to $2.75
mev~id-htili‘tint-fa fancy-work...
Unique” trifles for decorating bags lamp and
candle Sindee,"pM‘l'bvors, scarves for tables and .
- other. ornametaliilfiagsior the home
A beautiful bag can be made with a Chinese I
Square. it shnplyainlos. ~.a.~ lining and a few stitches.
r hes: claborgiely gnbrpidereg squares are in unique
widow oddhirdssndilowers, big red moons and
peacockycolored skies, and other designs‘typical'ofthe
country frbm which they came! They are very arilSe
tic mounted ill trays“ or in lampi shades edged with
silver balls.
Ornaments in the way of long silk Tassels, queer
Pendants, Balls and Silk Cords are in bronze, silver or
gold.
'1 Lace Stock, main floor. .
Sets of Books
nine volumes, $4.00.
SIX volumes,
Jamea Whilcondr Riley,
six volumes;
Even Mnn’b Burdene-
do. - :
. 12 volumes, $10.00
Alfred Noyes’ collected
Forthc- Soldier’s Kit.
A Knife", "Fork and.
Spoon,‘silver' plated, on,
the very same design, as
those issuedby the United
, _ ems,
States l 5;?” ":cnéhg’: patio volumes, 33-50
um .
ge 9, u - All handsomely hound.
are carried in the same
way, and ,. much more
agreeable to use.
.ot25_1;
Silver Section. 'main floor.
Main floor.
A 33’ ‘
bltppers
to. everybody. by
and little.
Evening Boudoir.“
_ , HoueSfippers, large as-
' All colors with black. sortment of styles and
and white, at . colOrs. Prices not in ad.
59 etara aet- yance of last season,
Trimming Section, main floor. . 95 £18; to $8.“). '
Mont! floor.
(Jukhedsfhns-'J‘ ,
Narcissus Bulbs in
FortD‘n‘eihg Schooled boxeswith green willow
Parties. baskets, painted metal
insets, small stones, all
Fancy:.silk gauze and. ' , . ,
requisites fdr arranging a
tinsel ddtorated fans on.
chains,
”macho-ISL?
. llllllllfllllliil
29d; to $1.50.
3' played on special tables.
$9.00 "
912.00 1
i l linen.
little window garden. '.
‘ .
Italic-tori moon, main floors}
Aim of Dainty m
vi. ‘appreeiate these planet ' $3
A collection of odd pieces, all French china. tits.
There are Sugar and Cream
.Sets”, Relish Dishes, Salad and Cream Bouts, I“.
Pots, Celery and, Sandwich Trays, Olive Dishes; W;
pics and Nut Bowls. The patterns are delicate pulp-
and green apriggcd borders with bold lines, com
iional designs in green, red and blue, and. gaily col-f ,
ored hexagon shaped china. All very attractive 2min.
useful, a few pieces in each pattern.
Selim $1.254».
Sets in FIaIdrChiu, choice.
t'hop Set, 7 port, ’24.”
(Yhop Set, 7 pm, $13.50".
Tea Set, 2'.’ porn, 3'3.”
Cake Set, 14 pelt, “5N ‘
Fake Set. 7 port, ’ 3 935
In this‘ choice collection of Fancy China are soon
:large plates which would serve for sandwiches, italic
or chops.
‘-
Al 75 do, $1.00 and up.
Tiauwvl.
_ Trays for Drusilla Tabla...
, Conventional design borders and floral sprays,
75 eta. up, spacial.
, Baskets
Ornamental and Useful.
These baskets are designed for many uses, and
are, of decorated enamel, natural, silver gray and
hrdwn. a
' The standing; Work Baskets are convenient, do
not take up much’ room and are made strong and dura‘a' 1
ble. " «
Baskets which can be used as fruit and sandwich
trays.
Flower Baskets, many sizes and styles, with or
without handles.
, Wood Baskets, substantially made, in willow or,
' grass weaves. , 17"“.
.Basement.. ,1
Handkerchiefs ' -
’ Alstyleato auitalltastes. 1-
-' Crepe and’Japaneae- Silk Madrid: in Orienn'
(at designs, for use in various decorative schemes,
dark and light colors. 1; j .
' Camisoles and Powder Puffs can be made in fat
.-’ most artistic way with these pretty handkerchiots.’
_= They are only 25 etc. each.
1 Emlwoidered Handkerchiefs, choice designs in Coll,
,‘_ 'ors, butterflies, grapes, flower baskets, exquisitely
f, .worke’d, neatly hexed in numbers of three, four or six,-
“‘ 39cm, 59m,$100snd9125.-
_ 1:
V Fancy Ssehet Folder, hand tinted, appropriate
Christmas designs on covers, 10 and 15 do. each.
Men'a Maehiefs, colored borders, 50 do
, Men’s initialed Handler-elicit, .
Six in box, $1.00
. Six in box, $1.50-
. "" Six in box, $2.00
.. tried-W We, good quality oi -
..,.,.._, g 25,35and50eta.eac£-
"% For the when.
‘ Many appropriate designs which will please tha'
iliitle ones, 10 and 15 do: eaell'.
. Jinn Md“
Norwalk Chronicler