Raymond. and tiles
‘tqpngrmphlin Lynch.
received from Mr. ard lire.
" Hindley report lire. Hindley'a
“it much improved.
" ’. WI Averyand .
I“lémlhslwsfvius in all}:
with re. Avery's parentau ‘
. D. Itoore. oiNoroton Heights. has
it an addition to his menace», in,
to make room 'for esraatlone.
“mm “‘7':de HE Jennlé
. ' ' 7 ,9 were e guests
ilrs. 9‘ it adorn. Wednesday.
. and lire. Lincoln and Iir. and
Will storehouse. of New York,
tr ring with hit. and Mrs.
' house and family.
, Slosnfivhoee usaglainefi ub—
m. , proton ers' o e
”:50minotion heveral weelks
hisihern located in Trenton.
The first skating oi the season was
‘ , Saturday on Klinefelter's,
gifts Noroton. Ice had formed to
,a
7 thickness of two inches. and the
ms- was covered with skaters.
fisll'y Somali has lately taken the
most a “barn party" that is ex-
, pretty. The picture includes
' , hire. bi. N. Seovell; Miss
.ijiaspyeni‘ ’sll-s Barnett, lies
, and Wise Barleyat.
ease of John Emmens did not
yesterday before the select-
..Emrnens not putting in an
‘ It is possible that it may
by Hr. Emmens agreeing to
for his father, Charles Em-
’. Oars constipation Iorevsss
Wrote Csnd Csthsrlic. lilo or see.
6 C- 0. fall incurs. rugglsts refund money.
memos.
William Peterson is suffering from
mined wrist.
L," ,pn,Wood has left the employ oi
thglngwalh Nllls.
Nicklos Leest. Jr., has recovered
”his“ illness.
M W‘ "'0 “S S ORV".
mass. nooo'fi-n. omit refund money.
SEISMI-
W. E. Lewis, manager of the Eagle
distill-s Works. who has been con-
MAQ his home for several days with
the trip. is able to be about.
. Ir.‘ and hire. Levi Slswson gave a
‘ ,hhithday party. Friday, in honor of the
dgbteentb birthday oi their daughter,
[in Julia. There were people from
. Norwuk, Darlen, Noroton and Stam-
~ lord, besides a large number from
Glenbrooh. hilsa Sleueon received nice
* ts. Games and music and sing-
ng were enjoyed during the evening.
. after which dinner was served and
" then more games were enjoyed.
"Him NI RAIN.
all-sf leridea Cryest to Heaven
Isrlden. December 12—At the First
Couregational Church, Sunday morn-
ing, the pastor. the Rev. Asher Ander-
son. prayed for rain, asking that it
’ M he sent soon to prevent the
greed of disease. but if it were not
4 God's will” send rain that the sui-
fering and disease which would follow
the drought might work out for good
is the community.
Ir. Anderson preached a sermon ap-
m""".." ”at; m. .; mu" "l”
g the t o u g ness n
theistkiofthesulerlnganddlstress
.. ‘ mused by poverty.
The discourse was listened to close-
lsrgs congregation present.
. Paul F. lchlenney. rector
' tilt. Rose‘s Church. in addition to
flag the prayers of the congregation
tor rain. that the city water crisis
be safely passed. also-urged that
of the business men of the
g; irrespective of party. he held at
‘ to take steps which would prevent
recurremc of the trouble. He said
were told when the new res-
wore Voilt a few years ago that
, would have water enough for
: ~l.ysars with I population. of 60.000.
calculation was evidently wrong.
on should he at ease tab-
for future dry spells.
rain were also closed is
Church.
* is
w . . I.
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Teariy in
7
cut y.
than the ’advertisements will
tell you in a week.
. . Eurs for ,Christmas—efor the
‘e winter. . ‘
A c uster” scarf. sizes “for
a‘prettv gray fur something
like stone hiarten, $2.15. Mull
to matclt‘fil.
An opossum sable cluster
- - scarf with eight tails, ss.
Fox boas in animal style
are again the fashion; more so
than ever. With large heads
and tails. gray. red. and blue-
gray. 51.50 to SIS; '
Notable good cluster collars
(often called victorines) (of
martin at SIS rinse and $20.
Mufl’s to match collars and
boas.
Second door.
Some ancient looking spears,
oriental-appearing curtains. a
couch with a Bagdad cover,
an indiscriminate gathering of
sofa pillows and you have a
cosy corner: they're “the
rage" now. You will be amaz-
ed at the little money such an
artistic spot can be fitted up
for. Talk it over with the up-
holstery man and give the
head of the house a surprise
on Christmas day.
Pillows and pillow-tops:
pillow-tops oi satin 75c and ti.
pillow-tops oi rich velour $1.35
line down pillows,
20 inch 60c.
22 inch 60c.
24 inch 75c.
‘ as inch 95c.
Third flood; take elevator.
- Toilet outfit fastened to a
tray that fits a suitcase. it
contains comb and brush,
soap-box. mirror, tooth-brush
jar, tooth-powder jar. All the
pieces are of first quality—-
$4.50.
If father or hubby or broth-
er hasn’t a suitcase, he'd
doubtless appreciate one.
' There’sa case here for $5
that's a beauty. It is of,.stout
sole-leather, m‘ade on a steel
frame. has English lock. and
hinges. and corners are riveted
right through.
If a man is reading this
here's a suitcase for his wife.
or sister, or somebody else's
sister. it is made of the
toughest sole-leather but is
light, has strong steel frame.
best lock, and is sewed all
around—$5.50.
Third flood; tahe elevator.
Gloves. A woman cannot
have too manv pairs.
.The very best glove for the
believe to be our Wi
that cost 50c more.
Center aisle. rear.
THE Howumo
'v. .'
, the
my awn
fill?“ it in on ' Willi“
. “like. W9”? mm tom
day to day as just a hint: you
,,..; an See more in .ten. minutes.
V and misses. made, of
money in the town, or in the
c0untry for that matter. we as: knows. me and:
for seas-s. tester. salt rhesus. ulcers.
glove at Sl. It equals t
and surpasses many m
Dav Goons Co
. t '. om
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inflates ’m' "do" ‘
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worse. lussd
and
some...“ "
slag:
what
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stomach. heartburn candrall forms or,
dyspepsia . autos. South
' orwalh; Edward P. Weed. Norwalh.
____.._..__.
REESE RELEASED FRO]! JAIL.
Fort Scott. Kan. December 12—Johu,’
P. Reese. national es tive commit-
teeman oi the United, as Workers
who has been in Jail here under com:
mittment from the ,Federal‘ Court‘ for.
contempt, was released yesterday un-
der the writ of habeas corpus recently
issued in St. Lords by Judge Thayer.
The amass?! $3.000 bonds were pro-
vided by Topeka bankers. Ir. Racer
returned at once to the 3. coal fields
where he was arrested. declaring that
he would pursue the course. he was
pursuing when arrested at contempt
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers purify
the blood. clean the liver. inv sonic
the system. Famous little pl for
constipation and liver troubles. George
C. Stilison. South Norwalk; Edward P
Weed. Norwalk.
_—_—-——
MAJOR HORNER ELECTED PRESI’
DENT.
Helena. Ark.. December lz—hlajor
John Homer. of the Arkansas Midland
Railroad, was elected president in
place of Colonel A. J. Johnson. of Oh-
erlin. 0.. who was killed on the nth
inst, at Sallda, Colorado. in the Denver
a Rio Grande railroad wreck. J. D
Johnson, brother of the late president.
was elected vice-president.
ToltrsngthenlarvasinOneWosh
Cornfliythsllondiao-sWssk
TOMConstipationinOnsWssh
'l‘oCursSirskKsadsoheinOneDay
Take Cleveland's Celery Cont Tea
use. if it fails to cure we wil. checrfull:
rcfundyour W. {Trial sin free.)
For sale at 's Drug Store.
South Norwalk. sad Idwsrd P. Wood's.
Norwalk.
hire. R. Chu’rchill,‘Berlln. Vt., says:
"Our baby was covered with running
sores. De Witt's Witch Hasel Salvo
cured her." A specific for piles and
skin diseases. Beware oi worthless
muntericlts. George C. Stillson. South
Norwalk; Edward P. Weed, Norwslk.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
lire. Franklin Bush. of New Castle
Del., says: “I sulered for years with
d Used to have great distress
and belching. I tried everything 1
could hear of. but nothing helped me
till I took Braslllan Balm, and one 50
cent bottle cured are complete ."
ForsalebyR.H.Plalstedsnd EH
Baxter.
._..._,_..._.._
.I. 13. Clark. Peoria. lll.. says: "Sur-
efons wanted to operate on me for
p lee, but I cured them with Dertt'e
Witch Hssel Salve." lt'le infallible for
piles and skin diseases. Beware of
counterielts. George C. Stilison, Soutl.
Norwalk; Edward P. Weed, Norwalk.
A LIFE AND DEATH FIGHT.
Mr. W. A. Hines. oi Manchester. 1a..
writing oi his almost miraculous es-
cape from Math. says: "Eaposure af-
ter measles induced serious lung trou-
ble. which ended in Consumption. I
had frequent hemorrhages and cough-
ed night and day. All my doctors said
I must soon die. Then i began to use
Dr. King's Discovery for Consumption.
which completely cured me. I 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-
er fails to cure Throat, Chest and
Lung Troubles." Regular else We and
81.00. Trial bottles free at F. H. Bax-
ter's. South Norwalk, and John A,
Riggs's. Norwslk.
HE FOOLED THE SURGEONS.
All doctors told Realch Hamilton, of
West Jefferson, 0.. after suliering eigh-
teen monthe from Rectal Fistula. he
would die unless a costly operation was
performed: but be cured himself with
five boxes of Bucklen's Arnlcs Salve.
the surest Pile cure on Earth. and the
best Salve in the World. 25 cents a
box. Sold by F. H .Bsster. South Nor-
walk; John A. Riggs. Norwalh. drug-
glsu.
GIDRIOUS NEWS
Comes from Dr. D. B. Mic, of Wash-
lta, l. T. He writes: "Four bottles
of Electric Bitten hascured Hrs. Brew-
er of semfnls. which had caused her
great suffering for years. Terrible
sores would break out on her head and
face. nd the best doctors could give
no be p; but her cure is complete and
her health is excellent." This shows
what thousands have ed—thet Ila
eetric‘Sittsrshls it? blood puri-
's a
is and rushing sores. It stimulates
er, kidneys and bowels. sepsis poi-
sons. helps digestion. builds up the
strength. Only50eents. Soldhyl'.
H. Dexter. South Norwslk: Jobs A
Riggs. Norwslh. m
teed. ,,
THE A or A GOAT
Is envied by all dyspeptic whose
Stomachsndlearsreootofordor.
All such should know that Dr. King's
New Lite Pills Bum
aisle--
lSto-m
w».
in H2! editilii‘iipi'mi , i ll:
W"
paidior them.
minor a .3
genuine article will alwrlus be wOrlh what uou pan for it.
sell it for less than some stores sell the inferior goods. _ p,
To make this a sale which will long be remembered bu the people in The No
9.1191131. BLOCK. '-
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idle it builds". flutes and Glitters r g
. SALE BEGINS SATURDAY. DECEMBER Dill. . .
f” alluring bought the entire stock of samples of Misses’ and Children’s Coats?“ "
thewell known wholesale firm of. Rube], Wile d Co., 59 E. lZthL, N. Y.,- and
atldrge slookoflndies’ Coats from, Rosenberger & Co., 22 W. 4th St., at 500'“,
'°" dollar, we are in a‘ position to offer the people in the Twin Cities the grandest
gannenls ever brought to South Norwalk.
them in plain homes. A PRICE THAT WILL MAKE THEM SELL QUICK.
OUR' FUR DEDARTMENT is second to none in the state. ,1
were bought last Julu, and whatever we have in stock is worth just double the pride!"
Although the market is full of cheap, shoddu and imitation furs. us
We sell none but the best .
We have put the price on everu one
we will make .a sweeping reduction on everu article in our store.
few items of interest.
account with everubodu.
weeklu until paid.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
tage of this special sale, can come in and buu’ the goods on" Credit. ,
You can take" the goods with uou, wear it, and then mum
Remember, uou wear the goods while pauing for them the small
amount of $1.00 weeklu.
HILLINERY.
Velvet Baby Hats, with large silk
how, 82.”.
About one hundred Trimmed Hats.
marked down to $1.98 and 82.98.
All of our 81. 88 and 810 lists snark-
ed down to '5. 86 and 87.
In our Untrlmmed list Department.
we have made a sweeping reduction.
Golf Hats and Alpine lists—Every-
thing hsa been reduced in price.
All-wool Toboggans for school wear
from 25c to The.
NOURNING HATS AND VEILS.
We make a speclalty of this depart-
ment. We always carry a large assort-
ment of Trimmed Mourning Hate in
stock from 82.98 to 88.00.
Mourning Silk Veils for 81.60. 82.50,
83.50, 85.00 and $7.00.
Bonnets for bies from 25c to $1.50.
REEFERS.
Heavy Beaver Cloth, blue brown and
red. with large sailor collar, $3.98.
xsnsnv cwrri mamas
Scalloped Sailor Collar. trimmed
with little black buttons. brown
and blue. A big bargain for .98.
KIRSEY CIDTH REMRS.
With Large Sailor Collar. trimmed
with black braid. Green, tan, red and
brown, for 81.98.
COVERT CLOTH COATS
For girls I: to is years. velvet edging,
sue to 87.98.
KERSBY CLOTH COATS
For girls 14 to in years. old strapped
seams. black, brown and tan. $1.90 to
815.00. -
manu other articles suitable for woman’
enumerate in the list above. ‘ '
“ranking non for past favors, Re’sfpectfullu Yours,
w CASH or cation". N0 DISCOUNT FOR CASH. ONE mic;
KISSES JACKETS.
Jackets for Girls 12 to 16 years old
made In the latest fashion, for $2.98
and 83.98.
CHILDREN’S EIDERDOWN COATS.
Red and white. Sailor collar and
trimmed with white or black fur, for
$1.89.
LONG COATS FOR CHILDREN.
Sizes 2 to 5 years. made out of
Teavy Boucle Cloth, fur trimmed for
$2.98.
currmnrmvs’ LONG cons.
Cashmere Cloth. blue. Goblin, Royal
rod. brown. large cape, trimmed with
white braid and fur for 83.25.
LADIES' COATS.
Beaver Coats. half lined. cut in the
latest fashion. for $5.50. This is the
cheapest jacket we handle. as we do
not like to guarantee one for less than
that price.
A very fine Lady's Coat, all lined, six
rows of stitching around bottom. and
sleeves, for “.98.
KERSEY CLOTH COATS.
Sines from 32 to it, all lined. strap-
ped name, trimmed with little but-
tons, .. big bargain for 89.98.
Do not fall to examine our 811.00 and
$15.00 Jackets. There is no concern in
the world that can give you better
values for your money than we can
give you.
SKIRTS.
All-wool Cheviot Skirts. this sea-
son's goods. velvet binding, $2.98.
nnrnnrsu'rms SKIRTS.
use to saw. -
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People who have not got the readu cash to take a
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS.
In this department we have always
cart-lied competition. Children's ltoclr
ors, Rout-1e Cloth, brown. blue and red,
large sailor collar, trimmed with braid.
for 82.98.
CHILDREN'S REEFERS.
Beaver Cloth. red. brown, blue and
green, with sailor collar for 82.50.
PLAIN SERGE SKIRTS. .
Tailor made, from 32.50 to $5.50.
ALL WOOL SERGE SKIRTS.
Box plaid back. apllque front, very
stylish. price 86.98.
OXFORD HOMESPUN SKIRTS.
Applique front. has plaid back, line
tailor made, $6.98 to $7.”.
OXFORD HOMBSPUN SKIRTS.
Habit or saddle back, tailor made.
85.98 and 36.98.
SILK IIIXED CREPON SKIRTS
from $4.60 to 89.50.
SILK SKIRTS
made by the best skirt manufacturers
in New York, from $5.50 to 820.00.
SILK warsrs.
Black Taffeta Walsts. made very
nicely. silk corded for 83.98.
HEAVY TAFl-‘ETA WAISTS.
All colors. corded front. back and
sleeves, 36.98.
, BLACK TAFFETA WAlSTS
With combination fronts. white. blue,
red and lavender fronts, for $1.98.
PLAID 3er Warm.
Yoke back, from S2.” to “.50.
We carru a large assortment of Golf Capes, Plush Capes, Boucle Capes:
lolh Capes for old ladies, Plush Jackets, Electric Seal Coats, Wrappers, and: ,
s wear which for want of space we f
.4
All of our?
Below we mentiOrl'
it
We will open?"
ALL-WOOL FLANNEL wail?“
Braided front, lined throughout,”
4 blue, black and red, for 81.36. ..
FRENCH FLANNEL WAMV '
Braided, colors, red. blue and blast.
Lined throughout. $1.98 to $3.50.
Electric Seal Clusters, with dis Mild.
for this week. 82.98. ,
nsmrc SEAL cnusrsas
With six tails, from “.50 to $7.50. .
IMITATION SABLE COW»
With tails. for 84.98.
HUDSON BAY SABLE mm
With six tails. from $5.00 to M ‘
REAL MINK 01mm '
With eight tails, $14.98.
sauna: cormartmls ‘
With long tabs. heavy fancyailh lia-
l‘ggbglght and ten tails. from m to
We can match all and every use of
our Collarottes with Hula. We arr!
a large assortment of Mulls. thins S1.“
to $10.00.
EIDERDOWN SACQUIB.
We carry a large assortment at these
garments. We have them from 10c to
“.00.
CROCHET JACKETS FOR INFANTS.
We arry a good assortment of title
little costs from 25c to Ole. -
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PETTICOATS.
A full assortment or unseat-
irom The to 83.59. . a. .552... ,
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