W . amen, Win. I-An examination of tile’ headless . . d in the river yesterday signs of foul play; The body motly torn and lacerated. but ' was‘every indication that it had .stroekir by a propeller which had . AL 0r cscrsm snmms.‘ ass Francisco. December 7—Tht m martial of Chaplain David H TI 8. A" ocmsed of intoxica~ j before the enlisted men. was re— yeslerday. The chaplain plead. not guilty on all the charges. Cap— , G. P Bartlett, Third Artillery and tenant James mum in support the charges. ' 1m levels was omens. one. issuemnoggrmm'". .7 AAAuA A AA IIIDOIPOI'I’. ._-—-. H in every section of the store there dr'o suggestions for gift giving. it is Christmas thought from end to , DON’T mas A DAY. get your buy- W now an; avoid the RUSH 09" m, dolls houses, children's tea oats, doll carriageS. shoo by horses. etc. the grown folks there are the Jdpaneoe Goods. Silver Ware. Celluloid Goods. Clocks. Vases. ink Stands Mir- % and a thousand and one thing» numerous to mention. Second Floor: ‘m CLOAK ROOM Collo- in [or a share of the Christmas and has some useful garments to odor which make gifts of value liderdown dressing sacques, prices from We to 82.;95 every color. some ribbon trimmed. Flanneiette wrappers. full width. md selection of patterns: prices 69c “.00. Maurie fur collars, muffs capes and Jackets; every kind of fur repre- seated and all reasonably priced ‘ mourns Several special values. made so by the continued mild weather but you gain by this blade of boucie cloth. black only. all lined and strapped seams; price 8500 value as. 00. Heavy black Astrahhan jackets heavy satin lined. high storm collar: made to retail for $12.60 our price About fifteen all lined. high class tailored ”its, all this season's. Price ”has to am all marked tzonoo A very fine taffeta sllb waist. corded d1 over. colors red grey. heiiotrope. 'drains! and navy: price 85.:00 value About fifty odd silk waists taken from stock. slightly soiled. with a clos- as brief” of $2 50 and 83.50. value from M to” ‘ Wool waists of flannel and ”cashmere ”densely trimmed with braid. prices our! at ”I? to $8.50 A spleotm line of children’ s gar— priced reasonable BOIJDAY HANDKERCHIEP DISPLAY lasts Clana’ Post once of handker- obiats in our show window inside we Motor-ale thousandsofdmensof every sort of handborchiet you can ‘ flab b.0f colored border boadhrebiets for is- dies. ltd: tote and lo: eoch. White torIodidsst hematitcbod hondherchiefs be. "c.1250 sad the each All We and us sit tines Ill-dist» hemetitehed baadberchlets. for goats. Prise like each. If.“ when; initial bsndborehieis for is. ans-u eats a as each. an n.- Mfor forbdisofroralflsetofleseh if I Paper those ‘ ‘Roomeflovvi AA " and yea will have cause for Christ- nus. neighbors, if they come to see you. will have a batter time-dhey'li feel right at home among oewasd pleasant sur- showing them around your house. Why Amuve as men: You' vs anticipat- . tion will become a reality. mbaodhsrcbiefs for is» 4 “rim-it‘s“ silk “initial baodberehiefs mm mm handker- ll” Wists from We. Your; gelatin». irieads. or roundinssu vdati'il take pride. too. in not one the him so rim-m and w . f ed it would be; it rests with you to make it so. The coining winter even- ings will be long. malts them cheerful with our pretty Wall Coverings. We have many appropriate designs. well worth I call to see. it dill proiit you to select your Wall Paper here. Our prim are reasonable. .4...— GORHAM. 10 First Avenue. ‘ East Norwallr. Telephone Cali. Ill-2. I!“ 'I'Rllb'l‘ I“ III REALITY. It ioliold Factories in This CI" Will be Included in the combine The Danbury News of last evening printed the toilowing: The proposed combination of bat manufacturers throughout the country is said to be making more progress than similar attempts in the past. and there is a likelihood that the combina- Such a combination was proposed several months ago. and. in fact. more than one plan of a similar nature has been presented to local manufacturers. ’lhe combination now proposed seems it is said, to have better prospects for being carried Into effect than previous cues. and manufacturers who have been talked with say that they would not be our irised if it should be brought about. The general plan is said to be similar to that upon which other immense combinations of industries. have been eflected. It is said that capital to the extent of more than fifteen millions of dollars is ready to buy every uvuiiable habmalting plant. not only here but in New li'li. Orange South Norwaih and every other important batting cen- ter in the country. The capital is to be furnished largely by parties not at present identified with the industry. COAL from loihu. Idlllii. anhlilrmd. The weatlltr we are haviua Will. hurru uou'r purchasing heavy ;.;A’ but cold will be here soon and then it will be a great monetaru advan— tace to know what to wear and where to get ital a most reason- able price. Ulric-date” Coats are of veins; 0 soft woolu material. Oxfords, Coverls. Kerseus. One of the slickesl Drivina Coats: A‘ND RA obtainable. ' ' two collars, one a heavu ulster . Acoilar. g We can satislu all in Ulsters. Prices for the asking. It is plush-lined, with“ 'i- '3 '1. FRANCIS A 00.. '96 Washington Street. South Norwalk. ~ month, We. is and; will Mid ill the f. month Ihhi m. which was at. y :3;- imcli . 8m il 1 dis“ alimon's Bsnd. oi New York. durins i i . .AA... COAL Alb... The comfort of home assured. Warm house, happy wife and children to greet you at night; good natured cook with meals on time. all because you ordered your RaymundBros. When a similar plan was broached to the loci. l mauufac tuners several months ago thn ground was gone over very carefully so that those who are worlv ing in the luteiest of the present scheme have, in a measure. had the way prepared tor them. it is a fact that nearly every hut manufacturer in iianbury has been ap- proached in regard to the combination. The concern will include soil and still hat factories aiilre and will seek to control the hat trade of the country. Danbury manuiacturers who have been asked regarding the proposed combination. have ex them- selves as being in taro of the plan. They decline. howover to discuss at the present time the probable elect of such a combination upon Donhurys Individual interests. until it shall have become an assured fact. WILL i'RGE MAN" IMPROVE- MENTS. Omaha. Nels. December 7~President Burt. Engineer Dry and General Man- ager Dickinson. of the Fairy sci Railroad have gone to Nu attend a meeting oft ,. the company. They ' easily for many improvements in the road. The most important of these will be the tunneling of Sherman Hill in Wyoming. This is the steepest grade on the road and has been a source of constant expense and danger ssweiiassesuseofgreatdelsyto trale. While the tunnel would be the longest on the continent. it is not thought to present any great engineer- ing problem RAILROAD DIRECTORS ELECTED. Chit-son. December ‘l—A spedal to the Chronicle from Youngstown. 0. says: Stockholders of the Pltshurg Cleveland l Toledo Railroad. at their meeting here today a new board at directors. which elected John Gown. of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. president to succeed Orlando Smith of Cincinnati. The election of Mr. Cowen would indicate that the Pittsburs. Cleveland & To'edo has passed to the control of the lialtimore W moisusrous wam —run colt. vauno N. Indianapolis December I—Bscrotary Louisa ur the Dom-21:1 Club. to- day proposed to leading l keepers ottbiseltyspisotohriogtbellepnb» icon Kath-oi convention have nest i year. The hotel mes approved the she: blood. our the city. TROLLIY CARS POI! HONOIAYLU. Cleveland. 0. December d—A syndi- cate headed by Tom‘ T: Johnson the street car magnates. will famous (lsrllsio tootlmi team has ex- build a street railroad in Honolulu sodi pressed Its willingness to corm to the on Oahu island on which the mpitsliconst and will probably be teen here at the liswnlln islands is situated EL ‘ l 'brlstnias. ectric lines will not only he built with- A refuse to meet them the Stamiord boys in the AM limioi. but suburban lines stood ready to accept their elastic-n will be msirtrfled leading to the dif— if Callioiois plays Carlisis it will pro- ft-mu pm: .. «i intoiesf and business hehly talus on the Los Anion». Hub for $103.00 ‘ * Rev‘vardi» For any case: 0! Hay Fever. Cold in the Head. Rose Gold 0 influenza A: if ill- «in Brazilian Balm will u rections are followed. not even the greatest physio A dared to make such an odor. would we if we did not know ii: is .. Brazilian!» Balmm . is a quick. positive and 'permanent BRA/[LIAN BALM is a wonderful remedy and does every- care. thing that is claimed for it. For sale by WW I“ H Baxter R H Ploioted WOW Dmggisis. South Norwalk. CALIFORNIA. and Albert' Berkeley. Cal. member 0“" Year's Day : hWTBAIJdSTI motion to no r0 0—“? if the western university 3350.000 in” excess lies“ tho so» or the a tit received Aldrin ism sons into the county ting live per com the mm, has fur- Wabash t the bond for the fi foiltw; Not-walk. N. Newtovfn. fl I55: mourners me. .. Cam 32250: New .01" .0: Bethoi litldgefleld. til. 4 . Attlehoro, his ”Member 1-—l-Jrn- sstliyrss. who was dmm muior of Athp civil war, at here this morning ,iiie was nearly ‘Venty years old and 'lol'ss prominent in Grand Army cirg :3 es. ‘ . 3:3,? room muted 0r papered in u urry. ‘ This every y iii crying now. ,5, Jobs of tilt kind cannot rush so fast but the i can hadle them to everybody s tisfaflion prices and all. JUIIIUS snow, PI "TEE. ‘ South Norwolk, 8:!!aviisnd stree . stoves (IE8 "w AND ”Joann-noun. AT ROCK-30010! PRICES Stoves Put p old Repaired ‘cuAs. AL BLACK, :70 Washing on Street Bridge South Norwolk. It A Might , lutei est A You To 1 0w that our line f Suits and ilve coats are moui ed"JustSo," Nos utipgofcloth. no tinginess of trim ing and flu- ish. alone could con- vinc you. we wouldn’t stop here. Suit at l 55.75 Vent Stripe. iiiood Wearsr. Overcoat $ .00 lilac and Block. Moneys. . VesteeSuits. ABiouse ” Roofers. I A'l'op Coats. in a g at variety of colors and prices. Cblldm‘ s ‘, unti 90'clock. ers, Tailors, Ratio and Furni here. 86 Wasington Street. Bout. Norwslk. ..... “WW Tel. (lull. inc-2.. Th’tc’h ”aAe TILLV’S Sign and Carriage Works. Open very Evening A Old Home Pancake Flou Makes Cakes and Makes Friends 2 Sizes Packages 2 lbs 4‘ lbs ALI. cocoons. ‘ . e... . HIGHLAND new ’ HIGHLAND BRANDS ARIA} STRICTLY UNION. iiiGHLAND BAVARIAN. HIGHLAND PILSNER HIGHLAND MALT EXTRACT. HIGHLAND CREAM ALE, «. and Mult with iron. Stock Ale and, . PUT up nxruussm sou FAMILY usns ‘ as carefully as u physician's prescription. 'IHE PUREST MALT TONICS MADE. ”'llie} build up the weak and are unsurpassed in any portion!” Hotels and saloons furnished at reduced prices. ‘ nouvonon snort TO caesium ISAAC G. HIMILTON Sole Icon 23 NORTH MAIN STREET. NORWALK HOTELN South Norualk Telephont (all.149>5 4 THE HIGHLAND Winnlpuuk HIGHLAND ON THE LABEL MBA wk. " Edward F. Bailey Sxephpn S Hatch. Syee. an Lumber. 'b‘uubcr and Shindcs. Planning and Steam Sowing. MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS I! Doors. Sui Blinds. Hardwood Inns, Clililfii, lilo. Plain. Cathedral and Other Glasses. suns-mm. ear-ans. So. Nor-walk. Mill and Office foot of Marshall sh. ELEVATOR. “We never make excuses for charging high prices." because it is not necessary. W e sell the choicest grain and feed at the lowest price. Why buy Hay, Straw, Grain and Feed from second hands? Elevated Grain " is always clean. * ‘ Raymond Bros. RAILROAD ELEVATOR. It Pays to Get the Best. It isia well known fact that the best of workmanship and style in Sign and Wagon Painting Can be found at Pres. COAL! COAL ' Having panhnsdo lac. supply of Cool" previous to the recent advsnaiinprieolsai now in a podtion to give my cosh-two tho Mediof tho-sue. ly stool: consists of lest-bless deals only. both loblgb sad Froobsroigg. Ifaslotos sod Jodie, lgg. “are. In and Poo. Special attention given the screening and proporatimofail‘sual beforedslivsry,oaddo- liv-sd by carotid and experienced men. “JOHN H. FERRIS. in Washington“ With the return of good times comes increased} FOR HOLII) I Y I’ROTOGRA ”18.!" “Those who make arrangements for early sittings are Appointments made by telephone. Call number 143-12. Ii Imam. 'G.S.N0 lillllllll.
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