Company for the construction of four
"cheaply as elsewhere.
makes the work of construction as
ployed. This is not saying that in
veal at Vassar reported yesterday.
EVENING GAZETTE
ENTERED AT THE POST OFFICE IN NOR-
WALK AS A NEWSPAPER.
MAIL SUBSCRIPTIDIIS.
DAILY—One yeaI, 1113; six months, $1.” .I5;
three months, 81; one Inonth, 400.
WEEKLY—One year, in advance, 81; six
months. 60c.: three months, 350.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23,1897.
We Should Build Our Own Shins.
The Boston Eruit Company has con-
tracied with the Cramp Shipbuilding
steelscrew steamers Of a capacity of
2,500 to 2,700 tons to be used in the
West India trade. They .will replace
foreignbuilt steamers and will be fitted '
l to carry both passengers and freight.
Doubtless if the Boston Fruit Company
could have made more money by con-
tinuing to do b‘lisiness with vessels sail-
ing under a foreign flag, or if it could
haize had ships built cheaper in foreign
sh‘pyards than in our own, it would
not have made this contract with the
Cramps. All the material necessary
for the building of a steel steamship is
now made in the United States as
The greater
efficiency of our labor and machinery
cheap here as elsewhere. Why should
we not build our_ own vessels ‘9 asked
the Philadelphia Record. Why ‘should
we not reach out for the control of our
own ocean-carrying trade and the re-
covery of our place among the first
maritime nations by virtue of our in-
disputable advantages ?
4 ¥
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Foot Ball.
Some Of the Old gentlemen and ladies
connected with our esteemed contempo-
raries are vigorously denouncing the
game Of foot ball—that sport of heroes,
says the Chicago Times-Herald. Yet
foot ball increases in popularity every
day and its opponents are as powerless
against its progress in the affections Of
manly youth as they would be in offer-
ing resistance to a rush on the ""fgrid-
ironed field.” A
The reason for this is plain to evei 3}"
person with young blood in his veins.
The game calls fol the highest develops:
Fleetness of
foot, acouracv of eyek'quickn'ess of b1 ain',
rugged good health, haId training are
Indispensable in football... So Is Courage,
merit of manlv vigor.
so is endurance, so are all’ qualities that
make men great in the sterner battle of
life.
autumn air.
It is played in the invigorating
It' Is the unexcelled pop-
ular spectacle of modern times.
Of course. it is a. hard game. We
shouldhot recommend "Old gentlemen
ever to play it. We distinctly warn
It is not for.
cripples or for very young boys, or for
the weak or badly nOurished. It is for
strong young men, and, under proper
restrictions, is che greatest sportI to
play in or watch that Americans ever
adopted from their English cousinsand
developed to the point of perfection. .
ladies againit learning it.
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Thatv. ”are: Vassar.
The ordinary woman has viewed
household drudgery in the wrong
ight, says the Hartford Post. With
her it has become a something to be got
fessor Lucy Salmon of that ccllege has
connected the kitchen withv the spirit
of the age. She ‘ demands that the
household problem be scientifically
studied and scientifically adjusted.
Apply reason to drudgery of the house,
she practically says, and at once the
woman will see in her mornings spent
in fussing with the cook, in her after-
noons spent in making her husband’s
calls, in her evenings spent in putting
the children to bed, something signifi-
cantly related to the principles of po-
litical economy. it is a pleasant out-
look. More science, less poorly cooked
veal.
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FEMININE CHAT.
Foot ball cushions in college colors
will be given largely as Christmas
gifts this year. I
. A toast recently heard was, “The
men. God bless them—they have need
of blessings.” - ~
Candied fruits, nuts, raisens and all
the etceteI as of the Thanksgiving din-
ner of tradition, are temptingly dis-
played in the first-class grocers.
ITheIlatest thing is to have a purse
made of the same material as the street
dress, but it must be mounted in gold
and suspended from a gold chain.
If hats were removed in church, as
they are in the theatre, many women
would be more truly devotional.
What a peculiar sensation it is when
a mother realizes for the first time that
her daughter is really grown up.
- To have a “Sunday go to meeting
fr ock” lS deemed essentially bourgeoise.
These days one must be well gowned all
the time.
The personwho orders turkey and
dosen’t get. cranbury sauce
feels that there are gOod grounds for
a lawsuit somewhere.
Have you noticed how many laborers
smoke pipes, and how many young men
who are too good and beautiful to work,
do likewise?
Just as soon as a man begins to get-
dictatOIial In small matteIs you can
depend that he is very much in love or
just falling out of it.
A father always feels satisfied-that
he has not wasted the money he spent
On his daughter’ s education when she
speaks French to the- 11a1te1 and he 11n-
der stands he1.
” ’Evfiry'marf‘whaéemnwais ill was sure
he was going to die, and he is so
naughty sometimes that those who have
to put up With his whims. really wish
that he would. __
What on earth Is; the sense of wish-
ing. to live one ’5 life over again. Un-
de‘r‘the same'circumstances .we would
commit the same faults, and of" neces-
sity sow the same crop of regrets. I
Some childr en go to a party and 16-
tum looking as spink and span as they
.Iwent,'b‘ut too many others come back
as from a catch-as-catch- -can wrestling
match, if their mothers are to be be-
lie1 ed.
It is quite the fad to dress up pet
' canines in flaring colors Ofaccordion-
plaited silk. Such an' arrangement
gives them a little of the look of the
clown dogs In the circus, but it is the
fashion—so of course it goes.
- A single long-stemmed rose in a
dainty slender-necked vase is worth a
million times more in an artistic sense
than the great clusters Of incongI uous
scents and colors some peOple think
necessa: 1’ fOI a boquet. »~
BUSY CHEEKS AND SPARKLING EYES
Fohofi the Use of Utah Kidney Beans.
The Turners’ great discovery. The
waIning notes from the kidneys are,
through with—the quicker the better
—-~no matter what methods are en;-
l
many - households: there has ,not been
thehoightof efficiency in methods of
excellence, but in'th'e‘ majority house-
hold afl‘airs go along in the old rut.
There is a tedium in arranging domes-
tic duties,I_but'it can be. greatly. ameli-
orated. Sanitary and other
have been introduced, new utensils in-
vented and yet work, either mental or
physical, cannot be done away with,
not just yet. i ,
Take the sad case Of undone or “bob"
At '
that high class college for women, 60 .
pupils were made sick with bad veal,
reforms
badly cooked. Surely here is a case in ,
which the study of, the preparation of
food as a branch of economics, would
have been a source of profit. Is it so .
that the culinary, h'ired branch of the
establishment, hasbeen left out in this '
An inves- }
tigation ought to be at Once set on'foot
to place the blame. The study, or at
least t‘ ae practice, of houSehold econom- l
ics, ought to be insisted upon at once. i
important branch of study?
The standard of our colleges for women
ought to be maintained that our homes I
- may be happy. i
.That' this is the thought of Vassar
. .todi‘ié evident froImgthe fact, that ”Free .
backache, u1 inary trouble, frequent
thiI st, rheumatism, burning urine,
dr opsical swellings, ii regular heart ac-
tion. Heed the warning at. once. Your
life Is in dangel. Utah Kidney Beans
regulate the kidneys, cure all urinary
and bladdei troubles surely and quick-
ly. Utah Kidney Beans, discOv ered
and perfected by THE TURNERS of
Philadelphia. THE TURNERS also
make PO—MELrA- —The Infant’s Friend,
the Invalid’s Benefactor. A perfect
food. _‘1 new discovery for the little
ones and for the weak.
TURNERS’ LITTLE LIVER TURNERS—
a very small. pill. Turns your liver.
For sale only in Norwalk by E. P. Week
druggist. R. H. Plaisted. So. N orwald
AT THE DEBKTTRFG‘CLUI‘LT
‘.
Mrs. Blacklock—Which of dem is (11
mighties in yo’ Opinion, Mistah Outta]
—de pen or de swode?
Mr. Cuttah—Well, in de fust place
I'se nevah been in do pen, an’ in dc
Secon’ place, I don't flnk do ewo'de i:
in it wit a. razzah;—11iew York‘fle aid
1.1 :1
with it _
“ . , "' THE EVENING GAZETTE .
Hoyt’s Theatre.
ONE NIGHT ‘
WM. BARRY
Presenting the ‘Most Genuinely Humorous,
Irish-American Comedy
7 Ever; Written.
THE RISING"
GENERATION.
25—ARTISTS—25
HAVE YOU SEENuBILLY BARRY’S GREAT
GAME OF POKER? ASK YOUR
FRIENDS WHO HAVE.
PRICES, 25c, 50c and 75c.
Seats now on sale at- Plaisted’s and Pinneo’s.
Hoyt’s Theatre. "
FBIDAY,_lIi_0ll. 26.
MATINEE AND EVENING.
“IT’S - ALL - THE - GO.”
ONCE MORE “TURN OV—«ER =1
Joe Ott
(THE ONLY ONE) .
In the Astronomical Farce Comedy,
NEW FEATURES, UNIQUE SPEC-
IALTIES, MAGNIFICENT ENSEM-
BLE, FULL OF ENJOYMENT.
‘ GET READY 1'0 SHAKE HANDS WITH
Prof. Jupiter Mars.
Matinee prices 15 and 25 cents.
Evening prices, 25, 35 and 00 cents.
Seats now on sale at Plaisted's and Pinneo’s.
Hoy t’s Theatre.
MONDAY, NOV. 29.
ENGAGEMENT SPECIAL.
Augustus Thomas’ GI'VeatestIPlay
1. - -' : 5- 1:52;
The Best American Play Ever W1 ltten
Pure in Spirit. ,,l?oeticaj-lwin
Sentiment. En’dors’ed"by‘-
the Clergy. AppealsIV
to all classes. ‘ '
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Produced with every attention to (lee
ta'il. There is but one company play:
ing “Alabama” and that is an excel-
lent one. __——--—‘ "
PRICES, 25. 50. and 75c;
Seats now on sale at Plaintoi’s and-Pinneo’l.
To the Board of County Commission-
- ers for Fairfield County.
I hereby apply for a Druggist’ s license
to sell spirituous and intoxicating li-
quors, ale. lager beer, Rhine wine and
cider at 126 Washington street town of
Norwalk.
My place of business is located
within 200 feet in a. direct line Of .a
post ofiice.
Dated at Norwalk, this 16th day of
Nov., A. D., 9.7 .
W. H. CHAMBERLAIN, Applicant.
We, the undersigned, electors and
tax- payers as defined by law, of the
town of N 01 walk hereby indorse the
application of the above named W. H.
Chamberlain for such license.
Dated at Norwalk this 16th day of
Nov. A. D.. 1897. .
George S. Trowbridge, . Moses H.
Glover.a A. B. St. John, James Paul
Christian Swartz.‘ *
I hereby certify that the above named
endorseIS are electors and tax payes,as
defined by law, of the town of Norwalk.
Dated at Norwalk this 16th day of
N 0v A. D, 1897.
HERBERT R. SMITH, {l‘own Clerk.
. kaounHonstsnon
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it ABSOLUTELY prevents slipping,
and Insures perfect safety and comb
horse and drive
811on with tho “ Neversiip ” your hOrsO's
feet a're always In good can ition—keptso
b not having to constantly remove the
098 for sharpening. .
The CALKS are REMOVABIQ, .
Steel-Centered and 51315st
When worn out new Calm can be easily inc.
sorted without removing shoes.i saving on
Immense amount otimo time usually!” “no.
blacksmith s
scriptive c rcuiareontainingrioe
vhemmed on. ortrfl
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Blacksmith’s Supplies.“ .
HARTFORD. ”-3 comm.
WEDNESDAY NOV. 2.1.5
The SflGazer. ‘
, I i "f i - 1 - NO -1~—‘A~-=Scholarship of Ten Weeks’ ”.Pers‘onal'InsauciIén in ~the7Academia,Business):
'Shorthand Typewriting, Telegraphy and Penmanship Departments of EISIIIIIII BIISIIIOSS:
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OVER $100.00 WORTH or VPRIZES. - .
WILL BE. AWARDED To THE BOYS on GIRLS MAKING THE LARGEST.
SALES PREVIOUS To DECEMBER TWENTY-FIFTH. ‘
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Each boy or g1rl‘will receive on coming to buy a stock Of papers, a number. To 'thi
number will be credited each day the number Of papers sold. At the close of business on
the evening Of December 24, the aggregate Of the sales of each numbered seller will be on -
record in the business office of this paper and the prizes will be awarded.
In this distribution of Christmas gifts not only the boys,but the girls now selling the GA-
Any bright lad or lass can compete for the prizes on the same terms
All that Is necessary is to apply at the GAZETTE counting
ZETTE may take part.
offered to those already 011 the list.
room, give the name of the applicant and receive a number.
The appended list Of prizes speaks for itself. News boys and news girls in striving for
them will not merely be working for the prizes, but making more money than ever before.
It is a great chance for bright boys and girls and there is little question Of the way they Will
The Prize List.
No. 2——IA Complete Course [Instruction by Mail, book included] in Shorthand, at
NO 3—A Complete Course [Instruction by Mail, without bOoks] in Bookkeeping. atij-j'
Eaflliian Business college.
.. NO 4—A\Ten Weeks’ Course [Instruction by Mail] in Shorthand at VEaflm’an flus-
iIIIess Gollego. _ = , , =
, NO. 5-I-A Complete Set of Shakespeare’s Works, 8 volumes.
No: 6—Pair Of Nickel Plated Club skates. ' ” I . .-
NO- -~7——Rugby Foot Ball. ' ; ' . : . ..
NO. 8—Boy’ s Sweater, a beauty, one of the best. ' , , ' ' 3,; '
',NO 9'——Pair of IBOy’ s or Girl’s Fine Shoes.
NO. IO—Silk Gloria Umbrella.
5 No. 11—Boy’s'". Sled, ' g . .
'-'No.‘12—rour-b1aded Pocket Knife, ._ » ~ " . -
. . No.-i13—Silver Dollar. ' , ‘ _ ‘ '_ ,f
' ' - No. 14—One-half dozen Handkerchiefs. ' _V 'j I.
No.15—I-Boy’sIWiIndsOr Tie. . - .. . . . 1 .
ONO 16—Half DOIlarV' In Silver. ' ~ i ‘
W Any News .‘Boy or News Girl bringing
$1. 00 to this ofice as a. new Subscription to the
WEEKLY GAZETTE and. NEW YORK WEEKi
LY TRIBUNE will be credited. with 5D sales for
every subscriber obtained. -':-'
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