lint Nor-nth.
dchrir'dmu
om». Van-
; “and!" Bonner.
. are spending
out! Mrs. E.
,vnl of St. Paul's
‘ C‘heId tonight in
(it hrcnuc. An
has been arrang-
MI wagon became
, ‘ of Minor D. Ran-
. 8 morning, and
W in setting it up
run“: or the East
x‘Eplscopal Sunday
ll tomorrow night at
Act's. writes to rela-
. that last Nowmhcr
Hm. weighed ninety-
,3? roportl that he is
«floodlit musical
. his been arran-
Asonns Methodist
Must Sunday.
’01.". . a. Herbert
'11 M ..
'l‘hert
.Shciiey
' 11.1;
. Child '
Mitre Shepherds
, , Fields." ...... Burk
I Glory to God "
In the highest.
111m" ‘lé‘afiil" ..1
- Fault-
’ I at ”111111111111. "
lint! Babe oi Both-
.Herhcrt
.Gahriul
It“ returned hoot.-
trip through the West
Melwted in a line
- ,. It the Astoria lio—
dny sitcrnoon.
chum. doom Pout-
and“. “November." primary
grades. “Christin-s Bohr." atomic
Ksnc; "Santa and tho House.” Mic
lininm. J? . magician Christmas
Bons.",,loi1 minus; exorcise "Quite
nuts 3 Stockton" mic 2; “Norway
8pm."‘ll‘rnnclu nion; "Christmas
'i'rco.” Francis (idiocy:
Christmas " Willie Benton; 0 e
amum- Night." Eddie Burns; "111s-
tietoe Bough " Bertie Crimes: "Christ.
mos." um McGuire; "Just What 1
Wanted. " Edna Kemp; song, primary.
grades: "Christmas Day.’ 'Louise Wat»
erhury; "'l‘he Stockinz's Christmas,"
Maud Hslncs; "Peace on Earth, " Mon
Shelton: recitation by John Callahan ”committee "I“ ”'9“ the places, time-
and Mattis lions; "Poor Santa Claus."
Tommie Kane; "A Winter 8011;. " Miss
Cells Scanlon; dialogue. “Christmas
Candles,” primary pupils.
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IIIN'I’B'F'OR THE WOMEN.
By Following These Instructions You
' ' "May Gain Flesh.
it takes time to get fat just as it
takes time to 31011 thin The cantil-
date tor added flesh should get all the
sleep possible—front nine to ten hours.
in addition, 11 nap In the middle of the
day will help. While napping. no
stays. tight shoes, or hands must he
worn. it one cannot sleep. one should
lie down in a darkened room at least
thirty minutss instead. in the morn-
ing a cold plunge. or. at least. a cold
sponge must he taken. dashing the wa-
ter on the. shoulders. neck and collar-
hone. drying with a Turkish towel and
avoiding hoary clothing. A thin wo-
man should avoid cumbersome wraps.
heavyweight dress goods and linings.
She should not' lirc herself bicycling
air. Dist deserves a consideration. For
air. Diet deserves a considerationl‘or
some drinking malt liquors is a great
help. but many cannot stand it. A til.
at with an eye to acquiring flesh
should consist of liquids—milk. water.
but not codes or tea: no hot breads.
plenty of butter. good cheese and co-
coa. The very thin woman should
have live meals a day. should not mar-
malnde and plenty oi warm milk and
drunk before-retiring it is in itsmli al-
most a sure cure. Above all. cut slow-
ly and never exercise until rattan hour
alter meals.
, fl.
.Tho plan (or the opening up of the
Connecticut rircr for navigation is
most cnrouraging for a surccssiul pas-
sage through Congress.
A THOUSAND DHILDREI
.1
W I
Al
At howl-ms could-uncle hold 111..
this oil! October 21. the chairman of
the an. committee was (“1de ml
appoint I number of commitwes to Ir-l
range (or the work preliminary to?
next fall'- mmvnlfln.
olllccrs. congressmen. short!“ and I'
initiators to elect a United States-
senstor are to be chosen. An address
on the vital issues now before the
country. as wall tin state lanes. will he
prepared and sent out in the curly
spring. The advisability of giving 3
series of popular inclines on the cur-
rency question by the lcudng sdyod‘m
rates of bimetalllsm in this country
during the. winter in diiierent parts of
the stats. are to be arranged tor. The
and lecturers it the committee decide
to inaugurate this canmnlgn ol’ educa-
tion. The preparation at a Democra-
III Your Book. containing all desir-
ed lmiormation for chairmen oi town
committees. registrars oi voters and
others Interested in political affairs.
will he compiled and issued just before
the holding at the state convention.
will contain all matters of interest
up to date. The committees appoint-
ed on address arc as follows:
ilnrtiord county-Col. E. M. Graves.
of Hartford.
New Haven countyHJames B. Mar-
tin. of New Haven.
Pairiield county-«Homer
lnhtf’fl. oi Stamford.
LIlt'IiIIPIlI county-«E. S. Roberts.
at East Canaan.
New London conniy~Joscph 1‘. Fan-
nlng. of Norwich.
Mlddlesex county—«llharles 1‘. R115-
soil. oi Haddom
Windham countywlv‘rnnk Gleason.
oi Willimnntic.
'i‘oilnnd county—J! E. Phelps. oi
Andoier
(in let tnrcs:
(l. 0. Treat. South Manchester.
William Kenncdy. Naugatnrk.
Patrick (‘onghlin Bridgeport.
John P. Murphy. Norwich.
Thomas A. Gottscll. Thoniaston.
(in compiling: ’
John 1“. Pull. ilunhury.
James H. Peck. West Haven.
John it. Loahy. New London.
Thomas ll. Kehoc. New Britain.
William II. linrdy. Bridgeport.
The. chairman oi‘ihe committees will
notify the members oi “10.1 ,mmittees
oi the place and time of the meeting.
and they will probably attend to tht
duties Immedintcly alter the holidays.
it is hoprd that Hon. W. .l. Bryan
will Inukcnwo or mtli‘t' uddrcsst-s. but
this umnot he definitely Lit-renamed
until his retutn to his honu ”in mid II?
8. Cum-
whsn the duel LHOVT’S TEE
l .
of .ianuun
Mil‘liil'h Y. DECS”
Lincoln]. cams big
Under the
A Surat vorticity-d
seen?” Mulliglu com mt.
rhor
Tim i‘npito nt Wm: mission, lilurnlnsmi.
Jens
City's My" York. - ”dig-ohm;
m‘w, and tho so-
suntan.
\n on tunic rcprixitn- lion oft linmunn hon
«if.
production.
ome,
"In.
in tit-luck at 111‘ hello.
Primal. 3'1. .111. 7-1
“filth now on sult- nt l‘inlumi
his”; drug Mon-11.
'uund Glendon
II'S'I' ARRIVED. 'I'Wt) (‘A RUDE?
til" '
A
COAL
Hard or FM Burning. L
Anythhnr to suit Lin» rostrum-r
HAY and chum.
Wcl lit and sutinfadiiun inursntct-d.
MIIII'nl'tIvI'tI prunrpth utt1i1drd to
(lillu- ni rt~I1I1-111-,t- Ji Llnuuontl Si.
~‘outl1 \‘111'11 nil.
B. HRRRIS.
M
Closing OuL Sole
.\'o\1 is iln- tintr ioLm-t tim-
rlnss goods In boots airtl shoes.
LOW ‘r‘R‘IcES.
As the cntirc Mock nuts! I»-
t-Iou-d out ln-l‘on- .lat nary Int.
Charles II. Iliarvey,
A 1‘11 No. ZLfiazettc Building-
. wit. . ,. m... ..
LL ,/ , 'L’., L ££L ”IQ", . §€,L.‘,L
0.: (f the main {entities of our husincss ever since its establishment has been to
sell only reliable mrrchandise and at as low, or oiittle lower prico than the some qual-
ity is sold anywhere. We are well prepared this season to attend to your holiday ~
wants. - Every department in our store prenatal something nimble" to: Christians
presents. Gloves. handkerchicfs, ribenr, laces “1.11111”, nudcrwctlr; umbrellss, cloaks. . -
turn, dress patterns, table 11121111, napkins, blankets, comfortablcs, inch’ 11 furnishing
goods, and an endless variety of fancy goods. ‘ . » - ,- '-
TRISTRAM 8 HYATT
NORWALK, CONN.
OPENEVENINGS 111111511. CHRISTMAS.
SCOFIELD 81. H ..YT
GIFT BUYERS’ CARNIVAL WEEK.
This is what thc anoint: nut-it- 11 ill hr at our storrf 1111 the opening hour Monthu morning to closing hour l'ridut night
All in all i will I11 11 11 . vk oi' t‘thc’iII clots-rest to all huyt-rs in oath of tho ilillowip mint-ks:
Men o 11-11-1111». lrt sari limowo.
IAIiIit'fi' and (‘hildrcn's i-lmirry. —~—-~—-—
,Drcso Patterns
and Aprons.-
Wool Blankets. ‘
Books.
In largo raricty.
from 51-. "In, 33v. new,
Handkerchiefs.
In I1atn|hrrrl1icf selling m- an-
punning our host Holiday M'tti’d.
Glovco. Mufflcrn. Suspen-
ders. Men's Underwear.
in (Hoshnwn- English \‘atuml
“ouI Firm-ed Lint-1| Jersey.
Watches. Clocks.
Doll». 1.111111», limbo-lids.
i . fl.” ‘
11mm 1111.; «1'11.- ‘Iauw and
.dllm-u’t'mifit and Faith anti all
lv'urnitnrc will lli'fluld at ten pt'!
' fl
Women's Coats' and tapes.
Women’s Wool Alodrrwéin. ill 1.11
“tundard nnikcs.1-1-11t.1lisrount for cash.
“1» arc “Ni and ninn1rtiw loflwt in prim-s. (hit and In' coin incod.
72 North Main Street.
1'33 ll
.11 1111131»- 31.. 1» 1mm scoriELn '2 H0YT.11111 11., 1111111
WILL BE MADE HAPP‘I BY I
i
BEAUTIFUL TOY PICTURE BDDIISD ‘
Little Ne
ch we will give to all our customers on FRIDAYJDECEMBER 24th.
cont in all the well known N ursory folders, and will please,
.Absolutely free. DON’T FORGET TO BUY YOU-R.
interest, and instruct the little ones.
CHRISTMAS SUPPLIES
Christmas Candies,
All putt: 11nd lrcsll, as lino us some well known braLids, costing 40 cents per pound.
These books are beautiful] illustrated on many colors,
THE COST YOL NOTHING.
IIERE and got one of them.
-IIH '1‘
11!:1'
SEE ouu 111110113 urinow.
‘7‘.
I:
ccssarIQSy
Suohas NUTS, DATES, FIGS, IIAISINS S,CITRON, LEMON PEEL, ORANGE PEEL, MINCE MEA'I‘, OltANilltinl, AI l'lI 14's,
3ANN Eli Ii‘RUI'l‘S, etc, cheaper “1st 1n any atom in the city.
SEE l’RlCI .S BELOW.
‘11
Special for this week---Best Elgin Creamery Butter 25 cents per ponnd.
BE SURE 0F
SUCC [£88
IN MAKING PIES AND CAKES FOR
THE HOLIDAYS BY USING
”AUD 8. FLOUR.
ALWAYS THE SAME. ALWAYS
\
BBIJABLE. N0 MICK ABOUT IT.
BUR” Til BI RIGHT.
$6.78 per hhl.
75m. 1191- tutu.
BEST ORANUM'I‘IGD :diilAR. 30
lhfl m “.00..
I
l
l-‘uury London Myer Ital-ins, largo Li'nnry Evoporatml Aprl min. largo LAndcrson’e Assurtcd Jump. new M11 01111111111 Molaum. the gen". .. ,
rlltuinru, por ti; ................ 131-: specially solo-tad fruit 1m- ih....l0r‘ fruit with natural tin-or mm. W11 HAVE, 1‘11ij spam“,
i L ‘ f . hu- |n1re old-inuhloncd tluror. 1. ,1, ”a ,
l’anry Leghorn Citron. crystallized. Lil‘holco pupal-mo red-11111. “". 111m. 111.- lm """"""""""" 1““ c.1111: 'i'itli’l‘ 111.1. out 1101.111“
per in .’. ........................ 151 L iruit. nor in ........ , ...... .....101~ Nona ant-l1 lilacs lint. all new and WW Aim“!!! to ilud clucwhcrr.
l‘anry hooded Raisins. carefully 11c— Lr‘lucy Csllioruis PrLlacs. very ""h- 3 victim» tor. .......... 251- [W 11ml LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL “M “001’3 “WWW BIA THU 1'le
lsttod. psr package ......... ,....121-, l larg- ln lilac. nicely s‘nti rich in Unit! Modal Gianni Currants. THAT CAN Ill leUltlD. QUAL-
1 . flavor. per in ................... tic choicest selected fruit. i-lh- clt- Pure tloldcn llrip tlyrup. mild. rlrlt ,
ililror (.ord Milli“ Raisins. ptr Ill l'i‘l‘ AililOMi‘l'leY‘ THE .
lat-issue ....................... lmvgi‘lluico Cslitoruls Prompt. medium "A ----------------------------- 9" flavor 1m :11! m , till!
[fancy Mammal RIIIIIII. “meat I hIfll. l‘e'tilfl‘ I20 M. ”or ID. . . .Do Chill! ‘30“ “TIMIGWIM. MIMI. Nil . HANG. CAREFL‘LISY 3.LECTII)1
. A I . i. ’1'; 8 . .
“m. mb ““0, 9" In. Dr. L, M "littoral: P1111191. (huh I 1111 d :nd ripe 1m- qusr dust-tow it." Milli!!! lluohwhul. 11min SKILLFULLY 1.,” fli’ A itllil.
Choice lino» list-ins. thc kind for root ‘VIiuc. 111.... LLLLLLLLLLL 7,. or " ---- ' """"" -------- ' . , ‘ _
mm... W 111 7... 1111 m, 11.- ' m grim cm Rock canny. 11am "W1 In“ “titlwwtt- M W» 1111.11. swam 111m suma-
' ‘ “ " (lllillfll Nan 111111111111 Honor. tilm l unlit ih k, a it» t ”c ‘ . ,,
article or union Pool. isary new 1." . LLLLLLLLLLLLL .. LLLLLLLL 1ch it 1. w . . or ..... no tor LLLLLL .. LLLLLLLL Wine thitltii FIR b .0
loads. per th.............. ..... .1511 I . lit-such (3mm. trash sud oars. . ‘ ' , """"""" E
1...... 1m no"... 0..."... m... )me “WM“ ”' ”M“ m 11 .. ......... . .......... Wm ll"- m1. mum's-1h BM- tiHOl‘LDIRI. 1111mm. 1.1111:
and 1m. nor tion.. ......... ....8tlc 7 mm W" W'- I'” -~""-"“' Broken (211111. m- M n: '1 lb- 1mm what. In lit-"or “1': WI» W .1111: 1111.11. cotton. can 11.. 7o
Clinics Knuth! Uncut. hrltht. mm” Data. tsucy. m“ ”M" Vin-y lt‘sncy itrtmch 111m (M132. gm ,,,,,,,, I300 . ,
VII” lrhit.hordoi...............tdc m ih 1.11....1....._ ”nuns-11¢ :gnlarfic;hlud.borih.,........llc .1? t a ,éljmyif $“A tifill'IiADOIf.
7 . . 111 ~ , 1-; -
calm Pumpkin. uloctotl out was 1711111111....” ..........1¢¢ rm our aim»: drum. pun (Mitolsiu m“, ££ .I I, “13,: I)“; m .Mm Ila
smtcsn.iii1cs11..... .....ic hath“ Iliad N3pa.L_tvpril1......iOc and rlcllut um.wn'........1tn hull .. .
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