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Mm mm call. or. Branch
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some Noawaaa’. Conn.
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V * . low Ierh Herald Weather Forecast.
‘~ Mayiair. warmer weather will prevail.
th trash to light westerlyend southwesterly
Windowed by partial cloudiness and pos-
I‘lbly rain on the coasts. Bunday. ieir to part-
lyclundywsather will prevail. with slight
) ' nrschaugss and light to iresh south-
' and southwesterly winds. pieceded by
‘or snow on the New “England coasts.
M lair. cooler weether.‘
. Thermometer Ieonrd.
' , 11w lowest point or the thermometer tor the
rwenty-iour hours ending at noon today was
2° pbon zero: highest. 52° .
, . Ill-intercultural: [or Io—mor-rew.
.. Iandllsse ‘SunSete' Elish'l‘idei Low Tide
5 “i. 7:13 “4:26 at 1:06 at we
«KILLED A'l‘ STAIFOBD.
A law 'erh Iona. Inn learn a Horrible
Death on the Trash.
,, Srmoun, Dec. iii—Shortly alter 4
. o’clock yesterday aiternoou. an extra
freight train, No. 101, was passing the
, Mutatebout the rate of thirty miles
an hour, who two young men emerged
from esaloonou theoppcsitesideoi the
street. One oi .them made a dash across
.thestreetaudettemptcd tobonrdthe
swiit moving ireight train near the east
endoi tbedepot. He was unsbleto ob-
‘Iain a hold, however, and the witnesses
dihedering ectwsre horrified to see
theman iali beneath the wheels. Bis
right foot was severed at the sustained
theremeinderoithelegwes crushed to
a jelly and hung in shreds iron: the
.Iltee. Theshoewastorn iromhls leit
M and two of his toes were jammedfle
"also stItsined a fracture oi the shell and
two lingers were severed from his right
hand. He was removed on a stretcher
totheheggegeroom. end was thentehen
. to the hospital, where he (“id at 8:80
o’doch. Bis companion, whose name is
Jacob Vanflteubenrenk, was aiterwards
loundJ‘he‘ injured man's name wu Rich-
eed IoCiousaey. aged twenty-six, he.
sail, and that his parents reside in New
York.
-—'A big line oi holiday iurniture at
very low prices, at Raymond & Sons'.
wilt-rs m. AFTER snares.
Ile Finds a Waning Posted on a ‘l're.
leer Ilia loan in Dublin.
Considerable excrement was rile thi”
morning in that little ruhurb oi Norwalh_
known as Dublin, which nestles in the
hills near the elm-rhouee. lt wee caused
,by a white cap notice inched upon a but-
ton ball tree in (root at the residence oi
0. 0. Burton. The notice. embellished
with several skulls end crosebunre and a
coiiln, read as follows:
lie died nice and hard,
Bedone his act.
Death in a Hurry.
Beware oi the White Caps.
hevethsstnte. Hum! Barry
t’l’haeoan
Disd Dec. IO. M.
lay hisaonl rest in llell.
'l‘e Denm.
Gloria in Insole”.
Death letters.
The notice was written in on illiterate
. manner, and wee evidently prompted by
the recent quarrel between Anderson
audience. the inch at which waves:-
cimirsly printed in The Bunsen. Iss-
idflh 0! Dublin were badly irighlened
spun mag the mend Ir. Berton
felt very uneasy as he read thesiertlisg
lieu. lie carefully preserved the notice
and brought it down town, placing it In
”PUNK Alllfinlli'fl.
Isms althelveate in Welsh laswelh
. People Are Interested.
Hart's Opera noses. tonight, will its
thesssae at that counsel drawetic sassy»
prhe, hows tar and wide as Richard
Bella's ”Old Jed Prouty.” The play
lease at the heat oilts slate. new as
popular, and Ir..0eldsa has repeatedly
wen.withiathepestlre ytsrs. sniver~
selpraise (or hbieiihisl delialstloe oi
the gent and istwsnleg ohsrecur.
"'0“ led Plenty” is as W New
hghsdlevsrs taper. and his quaint
Wflflrmflgflmm
ishshspertesdlaMsrsptewayw
dwflmm Them
“ filtehithtalprsdsedescilhshaw
' “asset law hm, lite.
“may
marl-v.41 lewrsrh
tom . ’ ' 1"
we h“ ldlllfilll“. '1’
II the Beperior Court, yestsrdnv.
judgment oi iorsciosoes was rendered in
isvoroi Hrs. Ilary‘lticberdeml south.
‘lorwslh. on two mortgsese on the
place in East Norwslh, formerly occu-
pisdhyTheodoreC.Prince. Thesctioa
,wat brought by Colonel Frost. end John
E. Light wee the guardian ad illumior
the children oi Iir Prince.
—-See sdrt., bicycles (or sale.
A gems of football wee played in
Smithville, this morning. between the
Eagles and ‘Smlthvilles. ' The game re-
eulmd in favor of the Eagles, 4 to 3.
The inneral oi Peter Fsgno will he
held from St Mary's church tomorrow
eiternoon at 2 o'clock. instead oi Monday
morning, the day having been changed.
fltate Organisation oi Liquor Dealers.
Leading retail liquor dealers oi Com
necticut, to the numbtr of 125. includ-
ing members of the local organizrtion,
perfected estate organization in Water-
bury Thursday afternoon,” be known
as "The Wine. Liquor end Beer Dealers”
Association of Connecticut.” Resolu.
tions were adopted in opposition to high
license at the present time, and pledg-
ing the members to use every eil’ort in
their power to discourage violations oi
the license laws, end to combine to drive
out oi the business beats and dive hosp-
ers. The members also agreed to help
one another end to use every legitimate
means to have repealed laws which they
consider unjust end oppre-ive.
CRANBERRY rill—its.
Ber. F. E. Robbins will preach in the
chapel tomorrow eiternoon
Mothers need this.
"My child is subject to severe attacks
oi diarrhoea. During the last sicknem,
Dr. Hand‘s Diarrhoea Iiixture was ireeiy
given end an immediate cure resulted.
It would have required adored visits oi
aphysleisn. as on iorrner occasions. I
believe Dr. Hand’s Remedies would have
saved the lite oi the child I lost. had they
been within my reach at the time at its
sickness.” Mrs. F. A. Bennett, 722 New
street, ()amden. N. .l. They are splen:
did children’s "malice. 25 cents. All
drug stores.
Detectives Needed liars.
Superintendent Charles Ainge, oi the
National Detective Bureau, ludianelallie
Ind, announces that two or three
capable and trustworthy meagre needed
in this county to act as private detectives
under his instructions. Experience in
the work is not necessary to succu-s. He
edits a large criminal paper end will send
it with full particulars, which will ex-
plain how you may enter the pride-lion
addressing him at Indianapolis. lnd.
For rheumatism l have iouod nothing
equal to Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It
relieves the [Hill as soon as applied. .l.
W. Young. West Liberty. W. Va. The
prompt relic! it etiotds is alone worth
many times the cost, 60 cents. its con-
tinued use will effect a permanent cure.
For sale by (l. C. Stillson. druggiet.
it a New You millionaire gtvsaa in
MI st'blb avenue and “Mouth.
mum, which gives lit [”01th dyspepsia
slid three people spend $1,480.“) in due-
Ire bills and tinslly have topay ”."0
etch iori'actns limit-meteorite them
«that would he the mviegpsr eapita ii
the dinner sis-slid all be given. than
out“: in persons at the least?
[nature at We drug store. wmm
you may have us- prohlem sclvm «m
gstiniormwm. nl-rmi chm» moot (for
it isoittme mystery how a cold has
hreo“cwnght." The fact in. honour.
thetwhsnthehiood lepureendthesys-
tern drprrssrd, one becomes peculiarly
liable to diseases. When the appetite
or theatrecgth tails, Ayer's fiersspsrilla
should he who without delay.
LII‘I‘ 0' LIT?!”
Remaining entailed ior at the iollowlag wu-
does ior the west ending lien. in. mi. Per-
sseseeillng tor any oi these letters will please
‘1 they are advertised: ‘
.0 NOP'Auw-flnille Jordan “is. m
)r W.” Crown. to in is
Ilse has. rtm. aaosiis. flit.
NORWSLEsglarry Hitchcock. A. ll. John-
'e . .
E. , ,..H
Con lit!
‘ ‘, o. s.
‘ Whoopm
’1‘ ‘ Conglg
Sorcncss of
Throat or
Langmhy uslpg
l '3“
V islets. Isis-alas:
"munitions”.
lassdurslewisOlmetssdmi llor- '
GMT i' lich-
asi eta-mi. "Wit.” m'ilitfiu.
’scgmfly ii :11“ 1,?
p— r...
“Witt-I} my radon? in; 1
l'.l but. imx who: A}: .
were u age. with»! '42
.2: m til-n 2, may}! ‘5‘
.H i ever knell my I'-
‘ spit in» 0
.
- '31. blood. lirznilmw; g;
kg}! ul,lmtllo consume G" 1
_"j , iygrnu Worse. my}
. . '. lone-cal its!" 1300i 9
Il.’ ‘ {Hwy xi'uttl‘ mm Ill". M infill: if ‘1'
.... - "i... it». nun "W'i! whirring ”
i. _. .. i .. .-. m l ;. .»... physician. 0
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SUNDAY SERVICE.
Preachers and Their Themes in Her with
Churches 'l'o-morrow.
Boers Noawann Obscene/mos West
avenue and West streets. Rev. Gerald B.
Pu. D.. pastor. services 103) a. m. 7 7:05
m.; Sunday schoohlflm. Young ls'h
ills." of Christian Endeavor meeting ‘ 0:“)
p. ln.‘ sublet: "Dillorcut Ways at Rejec-
ting Christ." er. Miss Lydia Baldwin.
Marni snblect."TheComiortot [Reason-
abieF thin God." lvenin . F0 inthere'v
Dav service; lecture on “The in 'Worh
oi Thomas Hooker." ’4
Sour: Nouwam Mail in. West avenue.
near Garner. Rev. A. Kevenagh. pastor.
Divine service, 10:31 a. m. . m-t sands
school. 12 noon; lpworth 00 m ng. 011;.
Subject. "Conwrnl the . cc on." lander.
Miss Carrie Wood. orni sublet- {Ub‘d
Edam Blessed." Evening ss Ject, 0 Un—
perdonebls sin." ' «
Bonn NortwsnaBanm.West avenue. nee
Pine street. Rev. It. 0. Sherwood. gastor.
Services, 10:31am. and 7.1!) . m.; unday
so i 11 um: Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeavor prayer meeting, 6:“) p. m.
dubiec "Diner-cut We s oi Meeting
Christ.‘ [nadir 0. F. eiiers. hvening.
evang-lintic service. '
’l‘rusm Erlecorsr. West- street and Fair.
flsld avenue. South Norwalh. Rev; Olin lielloch,
rector. 10:.» a. m.. Morniu Prayer.“ ser-
monniundayschoolntlzm." p. mnachor.
elscrvloe mu held. “end. it. aunt will
preach at the morning service. .
Noawau announcer-rout. corner .Parh
and Lewis streets. Rev.T.K.Noble.D.D ,
tor. Services at Mile. In. and we who on-
dey’ selling}. it?! piling Yt'WP. 8. (Gig... szth
. In. n so ' uren eye 0 billing
y'hvist." florning sub act. ”The Fsi
in the acme—What Par-nt- May and: on;
to do (or Them.” Mrs. F. H. Roscoe leader oi
0. I: meeting.
uses. Rev. A. H. Wyatt. pastor. -
Sunday’scboohlz m..l worth League meev
“may 3 m Morn ng suhj-ct. "flow :3
Pray.” vening subject "How to be Set
’at Once." The pastor will preach.
Noaweu Barrier. last avenu opposite
Green. Rev. F. E. Robbins. pastor. Ser-
vices. lihllia. m. and 7:3! . m.; Sunday school.
l2 m.: early prayer must ng. iikilia. at; young
people‘s meeting at tit) p m..
veiling text. "ii any man Christ.“ » .
Gases lrucoraullelda evuusmc veil
street. Norwslh. rm. s. if Wallig. ‘ ,
The third Bonds in Advent. 8:. e. ..
Holy Communion: 0:20 a. m., Morning Pr er.
Litanv and sermon; still m.. ey
schml. Men's liible clan-:0? p. in .ms mn-
tiun lecture: H!) p. m. Evening Pray, and
an aooreas by tit. Rev. A.U.Uarrett. diner.
lhrl’ll 'l'nsa;3 The rector it ill odlchts.
er. Pacts Evrsoorl Church street. oppo-
site the Green. Norwal . Rev. 5. ll. Pond.
rector. Holy t'ommnnion.7:3li a. m..end on
ilrst rundav in the month. second celebration
(choral) with sermon. 10.3!) a. m.: on other Hun.
da s. Morning P ayer. Utauy and sermon.
iii-i) a m.; unday school. ii to. in the
i‘nuacn or iiuu flour elviocn. choral
eVsncmng witn sermonJ-mp. m. 1
lm Avsrmn Impulse. non: Vanzandt
avenue. East Norwalh. Rev. A; J. Smith.
tor. Preaching tom a. m. and .5!) p. m.; it-
day school. 12 m.; young people‘s meeting dd!)
8r. Annasw's melon. at James MINT
ter'a residence. nnlpeuh. Sunday ,
8i!) p. 111.; Charles on item. snperin flu
Arthur H.0hittem.essieteni:ulssllvsi , c-
Allister. organist. . .1
Boom ilivnu (lunar. superi snt.
Edgar Buttery; assistant all rl t.
’ihsotiors ltogemor anlst Miss nlu od ;
assistant organist ”Julius Cable. nn ap
school ll . 111.; Vienna People's bocloty of
Christian ndsevor meeting-dull o. 1:14er
meeting. iiunday evenings! nil). .
nu. corner wot and Knight limo. Norwel'h.
vice. lime. in: evening service at 7:“ in.
You people‘s mestinget we p. as. pro
euro y invited. . '
Norwalh. Prseehi .ilrgla. tn. and .«t
- . Ie‘s
commoflnowmdm
Ooaoanosrlosan lr-ros. rim
Chaps. LII avenue. W. Boa r
fine”. and. an
t p. rm: 1 her-day at 1:!) o'c .
m. Acortllalweleelleto ,_
seals woos Union Claret. lly avenue.
liouth lgorwalh. Bu y
cranium?”
versids ans. Rev. 0. Li cm
at. ServerWmend'lfll .fi‘: dun-
dag school. as) p. rs.; young people mooring
at an.
Chestnut street. ttouv l
‘0 come.
m.‘ prayer inset cg stallion:
ml at.
the c r. ires.
an o. m.
lvesonusclrs
in. Who
12min. lo missue'vics.
”and" school at ”o'clock.
Ms
“W' i
Pitchers cantons.
shaman-eras new
mamma-
go'r'.”:Main and Wall Sta, . Norwallt
2:733 ilw: ~ - ~ . -
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HERE.
KING SANTA CLAUS’
Is here in all his glory. The merry old gentleman will be with us until after Christrhas Com
and see him.
We are fully prepared for the hol'giav season with every class of merchandise that our y z» z
_ of experience warrants as an investment. The choicest collection of Christmas novelties, includ
ing Fancy Goods, Silverware. Jev elry, Lamps, Pictures, Bric-a-Brac, Perfumery, Mufflers, Hand
kerohiefs, Books, Xmas. Cards, eicd‘ etc, ever shown in Connecticut. We urge early purchasing
It will save you money and annoyance.
1
litterime—A :l‘ermopo or; Foreiet De;a
ven ng.ocn nuet no sermon. »- , :..
American Bonn” subject: "l‘be Bhllgfi '
Dress Goods. ‘
In your anxiety‘about Christmas presents don’t overlook the prices we quote on Dress Goods
What more acceptable gift than a nice Dress Pattern. For the Holidays we offer 25 Suit Patio . .
in plain and i ancies, worth $8 to 810, with all the necessary linings, at $5.49 each.
'25 Dress Patterns, same as we have been selling at 83 and $4, with 2 yde. Silesia, 6 yds. Cam
bric and l yd. canvas Those Suits will go lively at 82.49 each.
Noawana liar-outer. West and hid" vi- ’
service. 101). Evening service. ifllahnt‘: ‘
Canvaav Barn-r Scorn" unintard Build.
lies. James A. Smuinr. yeawr. Morning Q.”
Anvarrr Dlllll'IAl. VenZandt avenue,“-
‘Aprons, with
. at um a. in. i
DI'J’AUL'I m VauZandt and o. n.
avenues. lastnhio-rwalh. Barley school p.
nde School. m c. an.
p. m. -
tear Noawau Bwnotan (luncheon-toast.
. . '. V vs' Lsaous.Knudssa'e flail,
YiiiLA. o lunrw h..ilosselmest'
In ensday unseen. em in 5: it Alibsys
Amuse I outer trteuorst. Knight
mew! more. .grgg
my music will he Want by
. 0. corner of West avenue
1” “nth. rim-it. saw. is».
. Mass. 7 a. not ldren‘s
mnemmghlamlrflam; aspen,
with the periect-iltting outside garment and contented .. . 9
is congratulating herseli that she trades with us. We have some elegant values in Clash to o! .
(or the Holidays this week, the best ever given at this time oi the year. Compare our styles, q .. =
ity and price with garments elsewhere and then you’ll do just as hundreds of others have » . . .
come back and buy here. '
The winds oi trade are blowing our way and the storm of low price is sweeping the
from our counters.
5., m,“ That nice looking My
'9?” fi‘ “dream
Curiae Iv smear. sperm a.“
myrfirwnnuq
épnnntrnccmwnn
Children Orv ts.
Handkerchiefs. ,
make and description, in m. Bllh, Swiss, Linen and Cambric. Inlml g -
tor the season of Xmas. Endless in variety, superior in quality and
not oi goods considered. unequalled. As usual the early buyer secures .,
o‘e'af’mdt
'(’il'ssl‘él'ypsnielntiactnrlo‘da
gsnereicm
Widnsufiaadherchlste. lemon and women, importedto sell at the; holiday ., .
Lediss’dwhslmbroldmd Handkerchiefs, ovsr‘i‘lity different designs, all new, _
etflceaoh. ladiss‘liinelewufisndhsrchieiavandykspolntdesign,edgsdellround ,
healteeash lisa’silihlsitlslflsudksrohleiasslnseswsseldiastsessoust
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no“:
“summarise-ease.
Children 01ml "°
sweetnenwhc * H~
99 ' " i ”'1'?“
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t This
iDVERiISEMENl
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Linens. ’
Every housekeeper appreciates tine linen, hence we oil‘er special inducements in this depart
ment. in looking for Xmas gifts don’t fail to inspect those goods.
Linen Table Cloths, 21} yds. by 2 yds- with 1 doz. Napkins to match, worth $5, at 03.75 th
set Linen Table Cloths, 3x2 yds, with 1 doz. Napkins to match, regular value 86, Holiday price
84.25 set. 8-4Turkey Red Covers,usually acid at 81.25,this week,59c each. 20 diiferent designs infin
satin German, Irish and Scotch Damask.with Napkins to match.at special prices for the Holidays
Very Fine Damask Towels, extra size, regular 98c goods, at 75¢: each.
Fancy Aprons.
We sell a great many Aprons for the holidays. Our present stock is the result of monthso
careful buying and making. Most of them are strictly exclusive. Nearly 50 diflerent patterns -
Ledies' Fine Lawn Aprons, extraordinary value at 25c each. Ladies' and Misses' Fancy t . -. -
Work Aprons, deep point trimming, ribbon bow on pocket, 390 each. Ladies’ Five O'clock
laceaud ribbon trimming, dainty articles, at 75c and 98c. Misses’ and Children'
School Aprons, in various styles. the best stock we ever had, at 25c, 39c and tile. Wei ,
Aprons, double width, line quality, 49c each.
Furs.
We lweys will save yonmoney on all kinds of For Sots,Mui!s and Scarfs.25 Fur Betsior Child
mull oi e finest quality.We bought them cheap and can sell them to you at about hall the . r
asked by others ior seme'quality. Come and see the sets we are offering at 01.79, 32.49 and 0!. :
Cloaks.
llinfihsmand finelyflhbrolderedml',
Norwalk Chronicler