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. iii-13 3 111m of Turkey.
"330 History 11 s from taro vol, iv.
«11 Rounds . "
m‘“ nim‘m Jenn Whit”. ”4.2!.
Ritchie. Anna ll.m'l'iuuiksray. .
P 228.14 Unwritten Memoirs, ' 236-14
190°12‘37“ Records of Tennyson and Browning
rt . . .. 211.15
' Roosevelt, Theodore. ‘,
shim «1.. s11.» Rough Riders: 3111.2“
‘ 1:17.311 3‘“
7"! ”‘72” “Compare. L” $.25
' ' creto a mag e.anon.. .13
“1‘ ”WM“ ”"211 Selleck. Chsries 11..
Norwallt. ref.
725 12 Sergyeanka. P. A.. 1
use» How Tolstoy Lives and Works.
9' W“ 0"“"391‘; Shakespeare. wiuun.
‘ ' ' Sonnets. (Rolfe ed.) 262.40
12’ 30 Sloane. T. O'Conor.
‘ S Arithlumetic of Electricity. 233.10
tarr. ‘..
hi "(128.1041 American indiaha, 1311.5
' ' . Steevens. (i. W..
22215 The Dreyfus ’i'ragedy. 285.17
' With Kitchener to 1(irartum. 295.10
2375 Taylor. w. 11..
Botany.
he Civil War.
“I
‘ ow the Ferns,
.' Edmond.
- - Superiority,
. e. .
of Literature.
of Literature.
‘ Edward
.. - s in Literature.
9 It's Problems,
1 . of the Faith ..... Watson
erome ..................
1- Nature to God.
as of God.
lay of Man.
brand it..
. 1's
1 . Charlotte M..
at Nathan Hale.
, ' Admirals.
' » I. Paxton.
t, Alex. van.
, steamboat“
.i ‘1 I. u
_ “Stamford.
of Benjamin ”auxin.
. now Frances
128.15-16
128'12'“ Four-Footed Americans and Their
221-18 Kin. . 274.30
' Wyckoff. W. A..
315... The Workers—East. 314.8
' The Workers-West. 314.7
.. T'“ 31111-
’.dpd Social Reform, 224.32 ' ’
-W.. . FICTION.
' . a Friend, 23‘” Alden. W. 1...
- Del 3.. Adventures of Jimmy Brown.
Inlay Pictures, 237.11 11113.24
. Atlantic Tales. 281.4
the Stars. 129.2 Barlow. Jane. . .
Th0. Creel of Irish Stories. 2114.28
e Fathers ....... Holland Barr. Robert.
148.20 Daughters of Babylon. 287.8
. Cutts Barry. William.
148.21 Two Standards. 287.11
Clark Dates. Ario.
1411.2“ The Puritans. 295.8
l Bellamy. Edward.
23514 lilindman's World and Other Stories.
gtic Love and Personal Beauty
ha.
and Quaker Colonies of Amer-
W. 11..
to Study Shakespeare. 122
, Friedrich.
y and nursery songs.
. T. W. and E. Chauniug.
History for Americans.
Pitchers and Trumpets.
Shakespeare. 12228 Gallons,
The Oulistan or Rose Garden. 222.13
"2‘ Sargent. F. I...
Souvenir of the Capitol 11890) ref.
Toy Crawford H.
History of the Religion of Israel.
“8.25
316.1
2 130' Trollope. Anthony.
. W. M. Thackeray,
Trevelyau. Sir (1. 0..
American Revolution.
Trumbull. 11. Clay.
232.10
226.21 316.19
‘ Children of the Temple. 141123
14821 Van Dyke. Henry.
' Fisherman's Luck. 233.8
Whiting. Lilian.
E. B. Browning. a study.
Wilberforce. R. 1
Five Empires,
Wingatc. C. 1"...
What Shall Our Boys Do For a 1.11-
ing? 224.211
Wright. Lewis.
Practical Poultry. Keeper.
Wright. Mabel Osgood.
236.23 22229
223.211 “8-19
226.20
224.31
224.21)
Yonge. Charlotte M.. .
1411.15 Young Folks‘ History of England.
148.111 'I'ekla, 2117.7
Sarrett. Wilson and Robert Hichens.
284.27
Henson. E. l-
1281 . The (lap-1111a. 294.8
Iirooks. Noah.
148.9 Boys of Fairport. 1163.23
liutterworth. Hezekiah.
A Knight of Liberty. 12117 :31?
314.1-1’ Story of Magellan. 207.23
223.26 Treasure Ship. 12117.27
223.28 Cable. (1. W..
223.27 Strong Hearts. 2111.211
('arruth. Frances Weston.
29-30 Those Dale Girls. 2511.211
_ ('urruth. Hayden.
Mr. Milo liush. 29317
297.7 Child. l". 8..
An Unknown Patriot. 2117.1
814.11 Church. S. 11..
John Marmaduke. 294.1.
Churchill. Winston.
235-111 Richard Carrel. 287.1
Croekeit. S. 11..
The Black Douglas. 287.0
314.17 ’(‘rawford F. Marion,
Don Orsin, 277.28
247.18 Davis. Richard Harding.
The Lion and the l'nicorn. 272.30
235.171 Decle. Lionel.
Trooper 3.809. 294.7
314.8 Deland. Margaret.
Old Chester Tales 296.6
314.3 Dix iieulah M.,
Hugh (vaetit. 294."
Dougall. Lily,
118.10 The Mormon Prophet. 294.9
: Dunne. 1". P..
1211.3 Mr. Dooley in Peace and War.
‘ ! 293.19
1111.71V Mr. Dooley in the Hearts of H111
. (‘ountrymem 2921.20
'icllzabeih and Her German Garden.
233.11 Anon... 287.11
"3"- "' i-‘ord Paul Mir-ester.
2333' Jamie Meredith. 287.2
233.4 Fowler. Ellen Thornyrroft.
233.5 Concerning Isabel Carnaby. 283.27
233-“ A Double Thread. 293.28
Frederic. Harold.
223.25 The Market Place. 295.!
Fuller. Anna.
1314.4 One of the Pilgrims. 293.11;
! Peak and Prairie. 2911.11
123.29; Venetian June. 293.111
Gluing. George.
221mg Crown of Life. 295.5
.Oodfrey Elizabeth.
"816' Poor Human Nature. 295,:
(MILD-11d.
293.19
Hains. T 1..
129.14: Wind Jammers. 2911.3
Hardy. Thomas.
33” Despcrlte Remedies. 2113.1
Under the Greenwood Tree. 293.2
. The Woodlanders. 293.3
Hamdaa. Beatrice
”'3." 1‘11- mro. 237.1:
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Kidney Pills were highlyspahsn
sndlgetaboxati’iaisted'adragstora.
They relieved meottbalaatattab "
beta or South Normals proof like this.
testifying to the until. of Bush's kid-
ae‘y Pills.
dbr sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Mailed by hater-Million: Com
parry; Bud'slo. N. Y.. sole agents for the
United States. Remember the name—
Doan'a-and take no other.
lieuty y.
Under WellingtOn' a Command
2117
Hewlett. Maurice,
Little Novels of ltaly, 222.5
Howells. W. 1)..
Ragged Lady. 283.20
Story of a Play, 293.22
James. Henry.
A Passionate Pilgrim, 293.9
Portrait of a Lady. 293.11
Princess Casamaaaima. 299.7
Jewatt. Sarah Orme.
Betty lelcester's Christmas. 1274.27
Jakai. Maurus.
A Hungarian Nabob, 294.12
Pretty Michel. 294.13
long. A..
Animal Story Book. 1196.12
Lincoln. Jeanie Gould.
A Pretty Tory. 295.21
Major. Charles tpseud. "Edwin Casko-
den.)
‘ When Knighthood Was in Flower.
'. v1.1
Mcilwalne. Herbert.
Martyrs of Empire. 295.2
Matthew. Brander.
A Confident Tomorrow. 295.10
Meredith. George.
Rhoda Fleming. 263.19
Merriman. ll. 8.. (Pseud. of 11. Scotti
Prisoners and Captives. 295.13
Montgomery. Florence .
(‘oloncl Norton. 295.1
Murfree. Mary 31., (Pseud. Charles Eg-
bert Craddock.)
The liushwhackers. 293.21
Perry. Bliss.
The Posters at Play. 2959
Phelps. Elizabeth Stuart.
loveliness and Other Stories. 274.28
Philpotts. Eden.
Children of the Mist. 204.11
Pier, Arthur S
The Pedagogues. 293.13
i’ool. Maria. 1...
A Golden Sorrow. 282.21
Sand '11 Bushes. 282.22
Pyle. Howard.
Garden Behind the Moon. 1297.6
Rayner. Emma.
In (' astle and Colony. 287.3
Rhoscomyl. Owen.
Lady of (‘nsteli March, 294.2
Richter. Jean Paul.
Titan. L3'.1-1
Ski-e! Adelaide and W. 11. Brcarloy.
King Washington. 2%?)
Slosson. Annie Trumbull.
Dumb Foxglove and other stories,
334.211
Steele, i-‘lora Annie.
The Potter's Thumb. 2971.2
Strickton. Frank 11.,
Associate ilcrmits. 295.14
(lrcut Stone of Snrdis. 295.17.
House of Martha. 295.111
Stoddard. W. 0.,
Deaputch Boat 01 the Whistler.
. 257.30
Stuart. Ruth McBnery.
(‘nrlottn' is intended. 2913:.
Fire (olden Wedding. 290.1
’i‘odd. .largaret F.. (PM-11d. Graham
Travers.)
Mona McLean. 295.6
Windyhaugh. 295.7
. Tomlinson. E. '1‘..
Boys of Old Monmouth. 1267.211
Ward Hill. Senior. 1163.26
Trowbridge. J. T.,
The Pocket Rifle. .1163." .5
Valle. Charlotte M.
Sue ()rcutt. 119i.20
Ward. Mrs Wilfrid
One Poor Scruple 287.10
Ware. William.
Zenobla. 281.3
. Warman. ('y.
Snow on the Headlight. 296.1
, White Mail. 2922
. Waterloo. Stanley.
Launching of a Man. 294.1
Watts-Dunton. Theodora.
Aylwin. 294.3
Whishaw. Frederick.
At the Court. of Catherine the Great.
294.10
Whitciug. Richard.
Number 1'1 John Street. 287.11
Whitney. A. D. T..
Square Pegs. 295.11
Wilkins. Mary FL.
Jane Field. 285.28
The Jamesons. 295.20
Winthrop. Theodore.
Edwin lirotherioit. 281.5
Wright. Mabel 0..
Tommy Anne and the Three Hearts.
274.19
Zangwlli. 1..
Children of the Ghetto,
237.12
ROBBED STUDENTS WHOLESALE.
New Haven. Member 11-1-‘or some
time Yale students have been missing
quantities of clothing from the dormi-
tories in and about the Yale campus
and the New Haven police last night
made two arrests. HarrirOllnaborg
proprietor of the second hand clothing
store. and Hymen Evanesehieh. aged
seventeen years. a bootblaclt. The de-
tectives brought to police headquarters
about thirtyviive overeaats that have
been taken from the stadsats' rooms
and were foand'ga Oilseharg‘a -
mm use our.
“mm
IWMWI
all troubles bribing from a disordered stomo
aeh and iorpid liver. it is a most agreeable
medicine. and is recommended»
«may Remember. neurone-t
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CAPITAL AOAIN [NOMASED
Hartford. December 9—«7 he New Ha.
ven Illuminating Company has again
increased ita'. capital stock. A oartlo
ilcate. was tiled with the secretary of
stats today of a further Increase in the
stock from $200,000. to saw. 000. and
the number of shares Iron: 2. 000 to 3. -
500.1'110 Oxford Brass Foundry Com-
pany. of New Haven. has filed articles
of incorporation with the secretary of
state. The capital stock is 910.000.
divided into shares of 8100 each. A
majority of the directors are Albert
Holaday. Simeon P. Jones and Charles
Ft. Milo!
REASONABLE
' WORDS
T0
REASONABLE
PEOPLE.
WEAR SHOES
'l‘llAT FIT.
GLOVER’S
THE PLACE.
NOTICE!
Calling attention to
the fact that I am now
sole propr1etor of the
establishment 0! Nash
& Van Scoy. l respect-
fully solicit a continu-
ance of the patronage
of customers.
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11111 1111111.
sourn NORWALK.
TelephOne 121-2
Drivetom Horses
Baker’s Stables,
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written about on or
since 1116”" he had married plural wives
(no had lived with them since that
line as wives.
To the whole of these charges in.
Roberts pleaded not guilty.
CHARGED Wl’i'H HORSE THEFT
Bouthington. (Member 9—Frank
King. aged twelve. whose parents live
in Naugatueit. was arrested in Plain-
viile last night on a charge alleging
horse theit. in the Bouthlagtoa dourt
this morning the boy confessed to this
particular charge and admitted that be
also stole two horses iii Naugatuck re~
cently. On December Id be escape
from ythe Gilbert House in Winston. He
was bound over for the Superior Court
under bonds of 8600.
TRUE BILL FOR MURDER.
Boston, December 9—The grand jury
of 80170111. county in its report for De-
cember today found a true bill charg-
ing murder against Luigi Storii. an
Italian who. it is alleged. killed Mi-
chael Csluccl. on November 5. An in-
dictment was also found for manslau-
ghter against Warren Potter. a boot
black. who is alleged to have caused
the death of Louis Silverstein by a
blow on November 18 in a scuii'le.
u.”
"i was nearly dead with dyspepsia.
tried doctors. visited mineral springs.
and grew worse. I used Kodol Dyspep-
sia Cure. That cured me." it digests
what you eat. Cures indigestion. sour
stomach. heartburn and all forms of
dnpepaia. George C.I1uison. South
Norwaik; Edward P. Weed. Norwalk.
Newlywed (after the ceremony)—-
Do you really think I shall make a
good mate. darling?
Mrs. Newlywed—Oh. you‘re all right.
How do you like your captain?
Dertt' a Little Early Risers purify
the blood clean the liver. invigorate
the system. Famous little pills for
constipation and liver troubles. George
C. Stillson. South Norwalk; Edward 1’
Weed. Norwalk.
_"liulger has Just written an 'Apos-
trophc to the Ocean." which he thinks
is very good."
"i'vc read some of titilgcr's 'upos-
‘trophes.‘ "
"What do you think of them 7“
"I think he should substitute quota-
tiou marks."
‘w-—o.—w—
'.1.'o Strangthen him in One Week
To Purify the flood in One Week
To Ours'Oonatipation in One Week
ToOun Sick Headache in One Dav
,zsc. If it fails to cute. we wil eeriull)
refund your money . (Trial size free.)
For sale at Pialsted's Drug Store.
iSouth Norwalk. and Edward P. Wood's.
Norwalh.
it won‘t do to see things as they are
if we care for artistic eiiect.
Mrs. R. Churchill. Berlin. Vt.. says:
"Our baby was covered with running
sores. Dc Witt's Witch Hazel Salvo
cured her " A speciilc for piles and
skin diseases. Beware of worthless
icounterfclts. George C: Stillsou. South
{of 20 of
Norwalk; Edward P. Weed. Norwaik.
The (‘oltincl-—1'es. sub; that feud.
stahted. auh. ovah a gallon of cldah—
sweet cidah at that—has cost the lives
Kalntucky'a bravest sons.
snh
'Ilie Yankee-Huh. that is nothing.
We had 11 lawau'it mer a call In our
neighborhood. that cost over 911.000.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle
Del. says: "1 suifered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of. but nothing helped me
till i took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured are complete y."
For sale by R. H. Plaiated and 9'. ll.
Baxter. .
lnvy In the bite of the dog in the
manger.
.l. D. Clark. Peoria. 111.. says: "Sur—
cgons wanted to operate on me for
piles. but i cured them with DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve." It Is infallible for
ties and skill diseases. Beware of
unterfeits. George C. Stillson. South
Norwalk; Edward P. Weed. Norwaik.
A clock keeps right on working
when it goes on a strike: that's where
it gets the. bulge on a man. '
A LIFE AND DEATH FIGHT.
Mr. W. A. Hines. of Manchester. 111..
writing of his almost. miraculous es-
cape from death. says: ”Exposure af‘
ter measles induced serious lung trou-
ble. which ended in Consumption. 1
had frequent hemorrhages and cough-
ed night and day. All my doctors said
i must soon die. 'shen l began to use
Dr. King's [Memory for Consumption.
which completely cured me. 1 would
not be without it even if it cost $5.00
a bottle. Hundreds have used it on
my recommendation and all say it nev-
cr fails to cure Throat. Chest and
Lung Troubles." Regular also 5012 and
81.00. Trial bottles free at i". H. Bax-
ter's. South Norwalk. and John A.
Riggi's. Norwallt.
1111: POOLE!) THE SURGEONS.
All doctors told mulch Hamilton. of
West Jefferson. 0.. after rulering eigh-
teen months from Rectal Fistula. he
would die unless a costly operation was
performed: but he cared himself with
the boxes of Bucklen’s Arnlea Salve.
the surest Pile cure on Earth. and the
,.best Salve in the World :15 cents a
hos Sold by P H Baxter. South Nor-
m. John A. Riggs. Norwslk. drug-
were or 1mm
Wan-133m” "“ '7 k H
$3.11. W
Take Cleveland's Celery Commud Tea .-
iiiill 10 1111111111
smell ldt‘s we tell tb’ “9%“
day Trade commences. biota
”bii quality all wool fleece lined"
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4 all aim. AGoo 401:
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were now 79c
Watch for Our Holiday Sayings Next Week.
Open every evening until 9 o 'clotik.
8 Dams S) SO11,
Tailors. Clothiers. Hatters
and Furnishers.
South Norwalk.
and fleece lined under
.v
shirts 506 quality. new 25;.
White and Gra Merl 0 Shirts and drawers.
rth. now 26c.
35 Washington Street,
v V v‘v‘v. v V.
Of Course.
If you are to make a
present 01,11 Fountain Pei),
you want THE Fountain
Pen. There's only one
such. it is the
' 11111111111111 lied.
Our lidliday assortment
contains some 'very neat: and
tasty designs not only in the
fountain but in the dip pen.
with pearl handles. put up
in a plush case.
IlOliliR B. HOll‘,
Jeweler and
Optician.
80 Washington Street.
So. Norwalkh
OIIOIOE GOODS.
LOWEST PRICES.
Look our line over. We
have the largest and hand-
somcst line of
Stoves and Ranges
ever" offered in the town;
selling them at last year’s
prices. Compare them with
others. WE GUARANTEE Aa-
sowrs SATISFACTION.
We sell the best Stove
Polish ever used. Stove
Boards. Coal Hods. Shov-
els, Pokers and Lifters.
(100d goods for little money.
4 )pen.evenings.
WILLIAM PODMORE,
No. Main St . So. Norwalk.
WE BALL YOilil mum
To the advantages offered in the using
of our Lehlgh Coal: Leas dirt. less
dust. more comfort. more satisfaction.
more heat to the hushelful. more econ-
omy to the ion than any coal sold.
(lives satisfaction because it's satis-
factory coal. Try it once. You'll see
the advantage at using it always. $5.00
per ton.
IIVIII lOGIWOOD & co.
Successor to S. Harris.
Coal Yard and Dice. ter street;
Branch once. corner W ington and
Mala street. South Norwalh. Calla.
Telephone Cali. 81-5.
P. D. Q'l‘lm,
THE FAIR
1111 and (110111 Store.
I'IIOI IAKBIIS TO IllillSIi.
We are kept busy not-
withstanding the weather,
therefore it encourages us
to handle the largest va-
rieties in our only line.
which enablesi‘us to "large
sales and small profits.’
Here is an ofier:
Black and brown heavy
beaver jackets. half-lined.
$2.98.
Covert. half-lined. 82.98.
Kersey, half-lined, :3. 98.
Another covert, half-lin-
1111.33.98.
A good Kersey. all lined
and nicely trimmed. 84.98.
A good Kersey. all lined
and nicely trimmed. 85. 98.
A good Kersey, all lined,
$7. 98.
Best Kersey. and bear
satin linings, in all colors,
$8.98 and $9.98.
Plaid Skirts. all wool.
82.49. 83.48, 84.98, 85.98
and 86.98.
Golf Capes of all sorts at
ridiculously low prices.
Children ’8 reefers. nice
mi x t u re s, handsomely
trimmed. from $1.49.
Tailor-Made Suits. Patti-l
coats. etc.. and full line of
Furs.
1111111111111 1160.
68 Washington Street,
South Norwaik.
Braiilian
Balm
Wonderiul Healer!
P. H. BAXTER.
R. H. PLAISTED.
I Drugglsts.
South Norwallr.
Norwalk Chronicler