"WW
‘ about Sunday in Fail-field.
"TY used. at half pricc. at .i. W. Stud-1u “*le condition.
Norwalk links. for the prcsldcllt‘s clip.
. roccnt storms.
, i: SPENCER a '00..
' ‘ . z p ..
.‘Il’ostt‘eulioa. N. 1).; has .300 inhabit
. tantra and tour nowapancrs. ‘
illusouo Smith was arrested at Nor-
.walk. last evening. for intoxication.
Miss Susie Quintard, of the Sausa-
tuck‘road. has joined Grace Church
choir.
mi Vigagurelflnah. ,
next Tuesday evening.
“h“?“mli- Bishop McMahon Council. Catholic
'5!" Cindi? Benevolent Legion. will elect officers
'3‘3uttoriwot‘ch. '7 '
' All 30 purc—ooroasonablc-w
ulna-thou indoor evading;
; Hui-luau Jelilff. of Broad River. who
hall been critically ill with typhoid fev—
er. is somewhat improved.
.m~
“ Editor B. W. Maploa. who is still con-
fined to his bod at his home ill Manic
p atreet, is slowly improving.
h
i
Ponaasus Council. Royal Arcailulii.
will elect officers this evening. A full
attendance is rouueated.
,..._.,...g.. .. fl... -3“... . ._...
lllillllllulllli
7 Charles Gavan, of South Norwulk,
was arrested, last evening. for riding
a bicycle without a light.
Mrs. Willis Woodward. of West ave-
nue. is entertaining the Monday After.
noon Whlst Club. this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lawlor and
children. of Bothel. are guests of Miss
Margin-ct Doruey. of Cross street. Nor-
walk.
OTHER LOCAL NEW. 0" PAGE 8.
..,.... .._ I,
Miss Viola Bates. of Union avenue.
Grace Church choir will rcllcnrso.
this evening. at 7:30 o'clock.
The Fair Cloak Store urges attention
to ninde-to-order garments. repairing.
ctc.
M. Krusorltz iii 5 Fox arc ladics‘
tailors and drcsslllakcrs. Tllcy do rc-
pairing and cleaning. lit 47 North
Main strcct.
Claude Nash. who has boon visiting
m...
Tlc Barber's Union will meet with
Gustav Pitzcr. Washington.stroct. to- his grandmother. Mrs. William R.
night. Nash. of Main stl'cct. Norwnlk, has
gollc to Daubury.
Stuart Swallow. of Livingston plilcc
has returned home from it visit to
Providence.
Herbert E. Bishop has defeated id. M.
Lockwood for tho consolation prizc iii
the Norwalk golf toul‘llty. The prlzc
was ii box of golf balls.
Martin Baton. .lr.. & Company :irc
running their Silvurlnilic factory up to
9 o‘clock every night.
Mr. and Mrs. licroy Adams. of South
Norwalk. have returned homo after it
visit with Mr. and Mrs. i-‘l'allk i"owicr.
of Lake avenue. Danbllry.
Miss Bertha Baird, of Iictlicl. has
rcturncd home. after a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. 'i‘llckcr.
The for boa lost by Mrs. l5.
H.
Mrs. Charlos Smith has rcturncd Hotchkiss in East avcliuc liar llccll it‘
home from a two weeks‘ visit with turned to thc owner through tho
agency of a lost ad. in thc Scntincl.
llcl' dallglltcr iii '1 rcmont.
Francis Botlient and Miss Currie
Bedlam... of Cantor avcliuc. hilvc re
turned home from n-visft in Ridgeflcld.
Mrs. Frederick H. Lowlidck. who ha»
been staying at G. ii. Vernliiyen's. lo
Montgomcly strcct. Dalihnry. for a tow
wccks. has returned to South Norwuli.
-r-A (ii-cat Bargain ill all l‘pl’ight
(‘hickering Piano. i’ricc $235: formci
Price $450. at .l. W. Studwcli's.
.\irs. ii. 'i‘. Prowitt has issllcd ilivlta
t'ionsf or it \vlliat port. to bc izircli :ll
The Ladies' Scwlllg Clrclc. of the
South Norwalk Baptist Church is in
session at the church. this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. .lcsso lvcs. of Ncw Mil»
ford. have becll‘gucuts of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles lvcs. of West Main strcct. Nor»
walk i-lelicrest. Friday. ilt .’i p. in.. in honor
' _._ __... .of the Misses Phillips. of Tarlioro. i\'
Officer Thomas lluut has rcctivcd EC:
Mrs. Lottic l’. Hanl‘ord. “ho lliidcr
went all oporation for iippcndicitis
,_..-..... lycstcrday at tho Norwalk Hospital. i.-
—-A beautiful Weber Plano. slight.l‘qilltt‘ comfortable. today although ii;
photographs of B. 1-1. (‘avaliugli anibtlit- :
hospital ship "itcucl‘." takcil ill Japan—i
use waters.
The» Woman‘s Club, of Williniiiiliic
.liicid a mcotilig. last mulling. which
’wils in the llatlll'c of a social. tlic lli‘l.l
cipai feature of which was story-iciliuu
.by Miss Dotlia Sionc Piniico. of Not
;walk.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Saunders.i '" " ,
of Ely avcliuc. spent liic Thanksgiving! “Um“ ll. ”mg“- “Ml" I}"“‘l”l‘ “‘
liolltlavs with Mr. and Mrs. Gcoruc W. l liethlcllom. with “V” friends. ““
Hopkins, in \‘l'illililalitic. 'lllaliksgivlng Day. saw sevcii Mongol-
' liltIl l)h(‘fl€tlfll>. 'l‘hcrc l.~ a big tine fol
kllllllt! .tlicsc birds which \vcl'c import-
cd by tho New Huron (lull (‘illb. and out
at l‘lbcrty licar f‘hcsllirc .\cvcral liiolith~
:lflll.
\vcll‘s. ,
'I‘hc finals of tho golf tourlloy on th.
are to be played between Edward {liltll
Chester Scllcck. .
'l‘lic licll island dork is in a sad
state of dilapidation. caused by tllci
.\llglora who huvc Illi‘
collragc to fish from it report luck.
.lanlcs Lynch was arrcstcd ill South
Norwalk. last iliglii. charged witll vaiz»
t‘oiigli-asnlcli iicllry Sperry. ltukscl'
and Hill lulvc ouch. in rcspoiisc lo lllt‘
official llotiflcnlloll of tllclr t‘lt‘t'llllll
rancy. Judge (li-ogory this IllOl‘lllilg'mvd in ”H, mm“ 5m.'.‘_.m.\.~5 0m”. m,
scutcllccd him to thirty days ill llic . '
official licccptallcc ol' tllc position ill
accori‘liillcc \vilh llic l'ciilllrclilcnts of
lScrtioli No Sift. of tllc ill-llcrlll Sta
:Iiii“5.
.
County jail.
Miss .\inc l)l'fll()ll. of Milo rtrcct. ;
homo from a visit ill 'i‘ol'rillcton Hw
stator. Misc Luclla. has l)l“'ll lit-ting a~i
bookkeeper iii the Old \Vcil Laundry
during hcr abscncc
. .\ll' and .\ll: Hclll'y MUM”. of North-
'iiilii. i.itchficld (‘ollnly c-‘lf'lll‘nll’il tlicii'
iuoldcli wcddlllu, 'i‘ucsday liftcrnooli
()Ui' H’\'t‘lll_\' l‘clativcs allll friclills
ibrouuiit their congratulations. 'i‘llcir
»six children. In circle which him nvvcr
ibtcn brilkcll by ticullri \vcrc prcsullt.
lwith cicvcli gl‘itlltlt'lllllll'f‘ll
Tho Young Mcli'u itounil 'i‘abh- will
rommcncc its i=cssious lllls crcliing lit
the Norwalk (‘ongrcgiltioniil parsolr
ago. All young llicll llivitcd. irrcspcc
tlvc of denomination.
Hclilcu Millcl.a \‘i'iilntcd fox lllllllt‘l‘.
sluics tlillt lic iilld his crowd of fox
crk llnd got fill foxci: thus for this
It is now thought that cx (‘ollllcll
liiiln P. W. llama lit slowly l'ocovcringll
from his rcccnt opcriition in ii Now “mi
yup]; hospital. ”0 cxpcrts 10 “an“.lh't‘ilstlll. “'llllt‘ of llliil nulililcl' llc hiltl
lionlc lll throc \vvolts. .llll‘niii‘ll not lcil .\i Hard. at (‘olcbl‘ooh
fltivrr. lltlh shot this N'ilfitlll. thirx fill‘.
Tbc local Shl'lllf‘l‘ti uro propal'ilig to l‘T‘T“ WV“ "W" "m “"1"? 23'3”".
nttclltl lllc mg Incl-fill; "f [1,.“de .llulllcl‘ IS l'cpoltui to lltl\l not H.
Tcinplc at llrldtzeport. Monday t‘\'t‘il“ , '. H .
fun. Dvppmhm. III. S'H‘t‘l’fll mambprsl 'l'lic \lllauc of Brackcl. In iiclizilliil.
of Clinton ('mnmiimlul-y lll't‘ cxpt-ctmi lcllim's tho tunic of barium orllzilmicd
m prom», thc hot sands U" m,“ waning ‘ollc of thc most colt-brutcd oi donlcntlc
_.—.-#-... i‘owin. 'l‘hc Iicigiunn do not Ilcaltiite
Slicruuin t'olillcil. .\‘o. 13.12, Royal llo ill-inert that thc Bl‘ilcki-l iii-nu arc uil~
Al'callutn. “01”); H}; I‘plznlnr “mom“: to. “(tillllt‘tl for lhc cxccilcilcc lilid iluliibor
ilinllt ill Myutic (‘hlllll Hall. The admin. "I ”M" elm"- ““‘u" ”“‘ "°”“‘}"“" hau-
ldon of u now brothcl' into thc lllystlc ilcvclnpcd. thanks it) Kl'llf‘lllllllll-‘i "I
clrclc will i”. Mum...“ by “n, .J_ g. cultivation and tho lliflnclicc- of cm":
li‘laltc. Hmpmrmng district dcputy. Tm. Ina I(\lll'ltfllllt‘llii~." ll powcr and rhythm
orator has made mnroial ciiortu. and a "T ““9“ cqunlly ““"“”‘“"W ”m
Hood limo la cltncctnd after tlu: officers broodcra llm’“ " ”WW" “"1" ”l“ mm”
,1". “up“... All “or. “mum.” arc mp. cal cultivate-i in which the ilrackrl
(”any 1mm.“ to bc mm...“ 'l‘hc mun, l'oomcra arc truillcd to Hoi'vr lo ilovcl-
\ . ' ' .. . ion of the race.
cll \vill men at iv oclock. sllnrl. “'3 "W l’”“”“' WM"
. ' ‘ llowovcr this may be. it ill ccrtliln that
cultivation has diffol-ontlatml those
fowlll from all othcrs.
l»..-- ..————-——
ozonazrown.
U. E. Smith‘llns roshiualod his house.
Andy O'Neil. of New York city. was
ill town. last Saturday.
Mrs. A. H. Davis. who Illlh‘ bccu linu-
igcrouuly ill. in improving. '
Mien-i ittiiidni. of south Siilcni. in tho
guest of Milan .lcnliulto ilcilnctt.
Mr. and Mrs. .loiiepll Abbott. of linu-
bnry. spoilt ’l‘luinltiutirlnu In town.
Misti May Fcrrlk. of Now Huron. is
villitim: llcr llrotllcr. .l. W. Forrln.
‘ The Jowolors.
3 won 811, NQRWALK.
uwmbmoron or. SO.NORWALK
You will: find complete
Ol’i‘lCAL DEPARTMENTS
be both of our store». with rooms ea.
‘ pfgcially iittcd up for that purpooo.
"clan lira oyflglMIOII fitted by the
that lmprovui methods and satisfac-
and giluraatood. If you are having
46 not suit you.“ you on subject to
fig-dock». or havepeen fitted by pain.
Wt optiolan. call uni m on.
r
minoxidil your eyes. if your My
Btcnllcn Hoyt. and family wvrv thc
gilt-ate of A. H. Duvii-ii. on Sunday.
Tin- liow gravel road tlilil in twin-t
built through town in plogroasilig lino
tr.
8. B. Bonita. of Now York city. spoilt
Thinklglviug at his old home lil bit;-
uo’fiouttm district.
Tho southern New England Talo—
.phfflm Company iii building a Mil”
Strand Cloakllfaws'.
Winter Underwear.
Very Attractive Values.
Same Stacking Items.
Blankets and Comforts.
Pay you to make a careful In-
vestfgaffon.
News from Nation Stocks .
'stocklngs. warranted stainless. l0c pr.
Ladiea’ countless fleece lined stock.
lnka. double heel and for». fill/tic pair.
liuilioa. superior quality. that cotora,
heavy riot-co lllicd stockings, extra
douhlo solos, lilo pair.
Ladies fancy polka dot and utripc
cotton hosc. 25c piiir.
Childrctl'u ribbed stockings, guarulr
tool] that and stainless. spliced knee,
l2‘oc liillr.
Clllldrcn‘s nil wool ribin-d fashioned
stockings. upliccd lillt‘f‘. durability
guuraltlccil. -.-'u~ pair.
BLANKETS FOR YOU.
lllillllx't‘l
THE JACKETS.
Wcariug llllic j llhl beginning.
and lllélltt‘l's iii't‘ offering their sur—
plus stocks at big rcductions frolll
carly scasoll’s priccs. jacket val—
lics born: that will pleasantly sur~
prisc vou:
Ladics' Mcltoli cloth iackct ill iiiuck.
blues and tuna, lucrccrlzcd saloon ltll-
9d. $3.98.
Lutlioa‘ ustl‘nkllall cloth Jackets. glor-
la silk illlcd. broadcloth i'lnlslicd scalilH.
Sliciii.
Ladlcs' ilclivy tilli cloth jackets. lilgli
storm cpllar. lattes-it cut. $0. in.
Latilos' black bciivcr cloth jackcis,
black. satin liilcd. $7.1M.
tilllc about «Inc, and
(“\(‘t‘llt‘llt to
.\lollci back till cvcr}~ pair
\‘(Jlllt‘ \.'llllc~a Show
SOME CAPE BARGAINS.
Lildoa' rough asltrnkhau callus. twill»
cd silk scruc lillcd. bciir l‘ur tl‘llnnicd
front and collar. $3.98.
Ladics' llllc silky listraklilill rapt-i2.
gloria silk iincd. fur trininlcd. stills.
Ladies' ilollblc fut-0d golf capes.
stilt.
\ilil.
will if llili pcriccllv solidacltirv.
(’lrcy or wliitc dolllct blaukcts. good
size. cxccliciit wcighl. various colored
borders. fit. tilt and bltc pair.
ii‘nllcy cotton bliiiikolil. it'd sizc. lilcc
aswrlnicllt of colors. just Illt' thing
for bath robcs. 981:.
. ll I cxtrll hcavy doniot blankets t‘dg‘
“' ' "“ ' cii llicciy. filiishcd with pink. bluc or
WINTER UNDERWEAR. rcd bordcrs. $1.410.
. . _ . _. . ‘ ‘ . ll~~l whlto wool hcilvy wcigllt (.‘iiil-
llli‘ll'5 1““‘11‘ “‘ 1““ “mu“ foi'llla lilallkols. 7.3 por cclitt wool.
Thu-(EH ”hm. _ cdizcx neatly filliahcd with silk binding.
. _ . {in pink. biuc. rcli or yollow liordcrs.
zlclitliy \vllcil illc llt'\\\ ill tilt-wisp”
11..“ ii i wllitc all wool biliilki-ts. t‘Xl‘tl'
llt'Ili. math,- and \vurralltcd to ho from
{littlt‘t'lutl stock. usually sold at $9.5m
‘apct ial. Shin.
\\ cur V‘t‘litlll. lic
particular lulu gcl :lbrnavl.
liilllt'l'\\(‘fll‘ \aluc‘ cvcl‘ oilcl'cil m-
cr ulll‘ \‘tJlilllt‘i'S.
WOMEN‘S vesrs AND PANTS. , ’
Woincn's llcllvy .lcrscy l'lbbcd iioccc l COMFORTS FOR YOU.
lllll'd \P-‘itfl illlll illllll§."—5“ “3"“ Largo iliilit‘l calico comforts. nicciy
\\'oiiicil's \vllllc lncrllio nllttllt'tl wsls "A“... m...“ with “pm. cotton. pup,
and pants. 41W “It‘ll .\ll calico coint't’lrts. mildc up in lair
Ladies‘ Forest .\iiils \\'()lil .lciscl' I‘ll" cy dcaiuns. lillvd with wllilc cotton
bod toxin and paints, ill nllltc or gl'cy. with :u'k‘ly rod brick. 5H9.
Iflc t‘llt'll. Siikoiiuc con-rm] comforts. cliccsc
Ladics Forcsl .\lills .li-rst-y l'lliboiljplmh hark. 1:006 'fylnllly filling. (lllllIf‘tl.
or plain all wool roots and pants. :lm- “()i' buckcil. :it St -5.
“0M“ heavy "“9"" “m“l billl‘l-‘i ““‘l, limit quality Mllt'tlllllt' tovclcd coill~
drawm‘s. Slici‘inl Valli" M '-"-l" "31“" 1mm. llllll' sltli's lllilit‘ or with plain
MEN’S SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. litdill'cii cllccsc cloth back. acicclod cot-
lloll of Si Till
“”“l‘m‘ l-‘lnc quality salocll covcrcd t‘tli‘il'
llllls l’flgt‘ti iliccll bound with worstcif
call in» liscil on i‘lllli‘l‘ sldc. with mini
loi lilllllu. $14.3.
.\icll's llitllll'ill grcy still-iv.
llllll druwcrs 'l'u’ cllcll
Mt‘ilh cilmcl hair illlll natural wool
shirts alld dl‘iivvcrs. dih- t'llt‘ll.
.\it-ll's i'lllc illltllli\ llt'll\\' ucluhi
"llllioi’a liltll‘ or liiltlllnl \iool shirts and
NEWS FROM. NOTION
ill'iiwcru 'i'fic.
Men‘s all wool. natural. slilulc m‘
dollblc lll“‘il.‘ll‘tl shirts with drums”- STOCK.
to inillt‘ll ililc cut-h
.\icll’.» ilnc .\ilstrullilll wool
alld draworu ill \vliitc or natural, shin
cacti.
GOOD STOCKINGS
AT LITTLE PRICES.
.'\l\\(l)\ \\fllt'lllllQ‘ not for your?
climb _lu\l liillt' lluc \lioh' about iiillc
llllil‘us, llill alum .\ l'ct'iil with llltcl'~
cu, iiilll ill'lt‘ll llpull
\'lohvt lulcllln ptlwdcl'. l'vc box.
lioval totitli powdcr. lltc box.
Turkish bath. for and transparent
glyccl'illc soup. ."rc t'llltt‘.
(‘iiratlvt- skill soup. 10c cake.
licsl llil~‘it‘l‘} illtcl‘iw-ixuillcll Luluilflmtl’w "WNW" “"1"”an ”I”
.\liic'l.llll.;~ .irt mill-l'cil \l'il at illcsc. l“;.'lll lull [flux rich llvslglls. ioc (‘il
‘ .l it I’ i‘onls' dnrllillu colton. z
spools for .'-c
Toll-yd spook \‘oluntccr llastiliu col
hair or llal ‘lti‘l. 3c spool,
\lllv'l‘lt'ltil .\lllll liilir plus. 2.3.- kllul
lilc dozcli.
.\‘nlllpsotl.
lilt‘
lti‘ii‘tx You call \icll illi'li'll lil‘
hm lllu-l‘uliv ‘
Moll .~' ilciillllcss t‘ilfllt‘l'h
ilral wool lliilf llllsc, l'."-_.c ,
Mon 5 Australian all wool illilf HUSH:
25c pliil
Mclls llt‘hl ullillil) f'aliry lililml‘
liosc. stylish Pilot-ls. inc pair. ”ugly 1mm Filllllil it'lllih'l'. WHW‘
. ”illicit .\illioll ilyc I‘Ulliili ht'lulllt-Hx l ppm],- “ml points. 5‘. lmllf‘l‘.
i it'll lililS oll sllcct. 1b
ll::lc ililll
114 Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
Our Grain.
Couldn't vou be deceived easllv in
regard to the duality of Grain? Nine
out of ten people can. Not what you
pllv. but what you get. should be con-
sldci'cdmyou gel the value—we get
the business—ii vou buv here.
”liUi‘ oil's 'l‘liA'rs CLEAN."
MANUEL T. HATCH.
'i‘cicplloiic Collocation.
Jackson’s Studio
iS lQiiSl’LAYlNG THE. NEWEST STYLES IN
':~ Photographic Portraiture.
GHRlSTMAB SITTINGS SHOULD rowan MADE
" Norwull't,‘ Gt;
iii urban“.
'fphotic“ lino through the town.
. Tho llluatl'utiou of it ho banks on was
ad to‘ com. Back. '
. that there is a witch: lot. of truth in
that old saying about a bad ponn ah
ways turning up. a young phi/E clan
friend of tho Bauutoror iirullp bellevoa.
furnished by a silver dime.
. “i“ got it in channel aomowhcrc." lie
link]. in telling of the incident. "it was
worn almost so smooth upon both sides
his to closely resemble a piece of till. i
noticed it particularly because of a po.
ouliar mark upon the edge. As soon as
f‘discovcrcd tho unwelcome coin in my
pocket I (lelcl'llllllvd to get rid of it.
Dropping into a cigar store up in my
neighborhood. i bought a cigar and
handed over tlic polilsliod iiiiiio. ’l‘llo
cigar llittll iooiicil at it suspiciously. hilt
as i am it good customer of his he took
it and said nothing.
About two hours Iiitcr iii-i i won about
to takc a car down town uftcr lunch i
concludcd to buy .l paper. My car wan
coming and l rushed ovcr to a nowa-
stand on [lll’ corllcr. Grabbing up on:
Dulltil‘ i wanted. 1 throw down ii quar—
tol'wtllc only small rllullgc I had. 'i‘hc
liou'iiilt»~aici- hurriodiy gave me my
clinngc and I got back to tho car truck
just in tlnic to swim; lilylsclf on the car.
"Wilcn Iltt' conductor rcncllcd mo l
pulled out Illt! change. and lo. thcrc
wail lily worn dlinc. i know it by tho
peculiiu mark on ”ID t-dgc. Handing
the conductor lulollil-r. l l-lllovcd tllc
coin back into my pockct and rode on.
(In tilc ('Ul'lll'l‘ llciir luy oilicc is an ital»
fan. at wliosc l‘l-uit stand 1 spclid a good
bit of lilollcy cacii day.
" '(il'nlc ill cclits' worth of pouches.
l cxclnllilcd. l'llulllllu up to liim oftol‘
ullalllillu from thc car. 'l in in a bill'-
l'\‘.
"llc wrappcd up tlic pcilchck. and.
shoving tili- smooth iiilllc into his hand.
I nl'alillcd tllc bug illlfl rall. "l‘licrc.
Illt‘ iiilliit’olllldcil thing is gollc at last...
i thought. ‘1‘” stay away from that
stand [or ii day or two until he gets
a cllallcc to work llic dllnc on" on solar»
body."
“i rcckonwl ultliolll my host. Alongv
about i o'clock ill thc :li'ti-l‘liooli l scnt
lily oli'lci- buy out for rimllt‘ cliiiligc to
ulvc il ('iliiltllllf'l' ui’lo wantcii to pay a
bill. \\’lictbcr or not you bclii-vc it. tho
wry first will i caught sight of to flu-
M'vt’l'itl ht- brought inc was that coll-
folllldcd lillt‘l’ill plccc
" '\\'llcrc «lid you act this clialigc'.“ |
uskcd.
“ ".\t tlic saloon around tlic coriicl'.
tlii- boy rcpilcd. '\\'liy'." '
"i “as too much uorkcd up to air
iswcl‘. :‘H l iil‘tcrwald discovcrcd. the
Hillfltfll‘lvt't‘lu‘l' had Ht‘lli to tho itallull
for challgc nlld llu- ialtcr had “ol'kcd
off tilc tlllnc on llilil. lll turn. tilc saloon
man had twitch rid (II it by sending it
to lllc. \\'llcl'c in lllc dinic lion“ in my
collcctloll oi curios. propcrly Iiiliclcd.
and I wouldn't part with it for lcll
tillli-s its \lllllc'W-l’lliluiiclpilia ll’i‘
tllili‘l‘l‘
l
SUBSTITUTE FOR PLUM PUDDING;
Cheaper. More Easily Made. and as
Good as the Popular Christmas
Dinner Dessert.
'l'lllili pliddiilu. tin-
t‘liristnlas pudding. is i'xlll'll$l\1‘. alll
l't-lv littllll" (‘ilil afford cillicr Illt‘ Ilill"
lo llliikc it or lllc cost of tho lllatcrilils
Slilli-‘llllilt‘ :i .\‘arnlogll pudding. illlil
fcu \\'lll hliou tho- lllllcrollcc. 'l‘o
lllc'ilit' olic. loll :iliil sift ollc pint of
slalc llil‘tllll'l‘lllliltri. illlil llill' cllpflll of
flour. a lcu<poolilill of i lllililllltlll. half
of ti ul'ah-ii llllilncu. a cupful of" brown
.vlluur li pound of 5~i’l‘lllt'.~h‘ raisins. .i
[liliii’lt'l iii‘ a violllld of sllrmlili-d t'lil’Oll l
llolll‘cd. and half il pound of raw Sllt'l.
‘rccd from illt‘illllllllll‘ :luii clluppwll
tiiic. llll.\ thoroughly itissolvc (ill-‘l
lcanpmllll’lll of baking: >l|il€l ill lwu‘
.
traditional
tiiblcapoollflils of watt-r and will it to
(Ilit' cilllful of Nciv (Irliulls liltilasscs.
add our cgg ncll lu-atcll lllc you t' illlll
ul‘alcil l'lllll ol' fillt' lcllloll tliill pour it ,
ilitii fllt‘ ili'y llllll'l'lllt‘lllr Work all,1
i-ilrcfllllv liioivlilcr. lllltll It is moist ‘
ilol vvcl. and pack ll down into a.
urchin-ll kcltli- or mold f‘ovcl' :lii’l:
boll colllillllollnly for l'olll flours. Li’t
tllc llll of lllc lllnlild lllllll tlic pudding:
is cold llli‘ll (‘(I\i‘l' iliill .\litllil tislllc
ltcllcill at M‘I'\lllL' lllllc \ll lil‘liillill‘l l
lard ltclllc llliiy lit) il.~i~1l ill plan» of a
mould This building may lH‘ liladc ill
\vci-k iicl'lilc t‘lll'lellllils, allll llcatcd Itil'i
lllc ('lll‘istlilas dilllli-l' .\‘crlc lll\ \vitll'
llaid sillici- Mrs. S 'l'. itiircl'. ill thcl
ilcccllibci' Laiiics’ lloliic .loul'llal
I
i
"_ 6
PEOPLE EAT FAR TOO MUCH.
.v\ I’lllltitll‘llllllit physician of llotc lli’.
I‘:1l\\ili‘tl ll llcu'i-y. claims to cllrc all
sorts of «liscuscs by starving: his pa-
Ilf'lllfi 'l‘lic lirniil. says this practitioild
cl'. ill'H‘l' Ills-cs \\l‘li.'.lll lll citilcl' rift‘li
licks or starvation. i'islluily tlic llilnill
l‘t'illllllli- clcur wllcil tllc body has wust~'
cd lluay. 'l‘lli- bond in lilo powi-l' llllilt‘f“
of too body ’i'llc HIOIIIitt‘Il in run by
brain pliwt-r. Will-ll lllt' stniiilicll (IUPR‘
too much “‘liili ll lllllkcu too grcllt ll-
(it'lllililtl llll lllc lil'ltlil. ‘
"For lllorc lllllll tiri-lltl'-ycill'>:."
“I'llt‘h‘ this doctor. “l llavi- pcl'lnlttcd
lily sick to do without food so long as
lllcrc was no llt'Rll'f’ for it .\'ol a
duo illoulliflii dcliie-u oil thc first ililit
of llllllucr.
"ill this I how bad all tllc llicdical
ll‘Xl'liUUkH iillli ibc clllfrc modicul pro.
lt‘HRlUil its authority uliulli-ationcd
against inc. Thai food in llcadcd to
iiilktilill llic strength of thc kick hail
licvor bi-cli a manor of ipicstioll with
thc illcdlciil lil‘tlfu,.ni0li.
“Many of my sick liilvl- gout-
lliorc than ii month without food. Uni-
rcry tilt’k. ili bcd for inorc than a
mouth with iiclltc rlimliiiiitlam. was
nblc to walk about filo room on thel
fortymlxth day beforc tiic first food
wail lulu-ll. .\llotllcr patio-lit. a woman
of fiftyowvcn. wont until tllc forty-
thll'd lilly lit-foi't- NIH! brokc bI'r foul. and
without any olniasiloii of IN'I' ordinary
dlltlck. A dliicliacii Momach wall curcd
as tho i‘cilllll. and now. after IIW‘ yourn.
tbcrc llllft lif't'l'f no rolilrn of thc trou-
blc."
. i’llyoicluna arc protty itciicl'iliiy
um‘tiod that Aliluricnlla out too nllii~li~~--
especially too much intuit. 'l'lic no
lirenkfanf habit may not lw so vary
alliy‘ uf‘lcr all.
for
A MATTER OF TASTE.
"Bog pardon." wild thc poiiloi clcrk.
who had sold her the chimps. “but. you
don‘t have. to put a fi cont. litamp on it
letter for Cu min."
"I know.‘ paid silo. "but the libido
lulu. momma my envelope. you know.“
"limit Howl. ; Jackson’s Studio, 5" w‘“ "a
«Philadelphia Prom.
48 AND 50 WALL STREET.
{feet Flt.
l IN CONNECTICUT. ‘ .
mouthful \\'iIH clll‘orccd iii any casc. llol'
.‘ pp.
“Stein-Bloch" has come to mean the top' notch of clothibn frail“?
lencc. And that reputation did not come by accident. TW
WWW logical reason for it.
herevcr there's an effect. there must be a cause. Tin-3y;
each other what heat is to fire. or thought to action. ,
The effect of the Stein-Bloch reputation maybe'laid ,3 thin
door of the cause of the genuine. thoroufih, unvarying. up}! it .
quality found in every stitch of clothing caving the Stem 3i
factor . ‘ .. . '
. Tgkc the Stein-Bloch Ovcrc ats for instance. We’ve got 1b
stock of these. They fit better, look better. feel warmer, andg_wgfin
bctter than any similar-priced overcoats sold by anyone anyw
The $15.00 coat—Very “swell," perfectly tailored. Posseseiftll
something in appearance that as urcs style. Best of fabrics» gain“)
this coat. Best of wear out of it. .
A Stein-Bloch Raglan at $2o.oo.-—Newcst mixtures.
just right across shoulders. Wonder if all Raglans do that? ‘
$20.00 buys another Stein-Bloch Overcoat. Any tailor .
where will make exactly as good a coat for $25.00 and $28.00. ,
$30.00 buys Stein-Bioch’s finest Overcoat. Perhaps you.
you can get a better coat for $40.00 or $50.00. You‘re allowed
other think. .
C Q g
Willis H. Sellecku,
Clotliler and Furnisller. .
NORWALK. court.
Ni'\\' and t'tilllplcic Linc Stzllilpcil l.l'llcli.~. all ilt'W patterns.
lhmll l'illlms lll cvcry .\lltc. V
l‘lull l.lllc lliillt‘illnll‘g‘ .\lillt'i'lills. ,
thllllpillpr llililt' to Ili'tlt‘l' ill cvcl‘v lvlllil. any puttcrll you desire."
'l‘llc lit->1 Silk l5 "'l‘yrtiili Dyc." \\ c llavc t'\'t'i')' color. . :
lilllllil‘lt'l"$ Szilllplc Linc of llallcllbcl'g l'lt'Ct‘S. Starts, Center
l'icccs at about llilll regular pi'irc. \ll purc “ll'ltill Linen."
".\cu " l,;1(llcx'l)tllllc l\'itl liln‘. c\. .1 clasp. culm‘a‘. i't‘tls, beige and
grcv. 'l'llc Slfio quality. apccial pi‘icc. SI .25 pair.
’l‘llc $i.5i) quality. spccial pl‘icc. SLJS pair,
.\'c\v l..ilic ".\locll:is"illacc Kill. colon. the latest, price $l.00
pair. .\ll ghivcs \val'l'alltctl.
.\‘pccial t‘ash Salt. of .\lillillC‘i‘} ulll .~‘lll'cl_v intcrcst you.
,.
.\wi Hutu-n lslallil llyt‘ llouw. .121.
'3'\\\otson 3) “his.“
Latest Book‘s“!
AT POPULAR PRICE 5.
Eleanor. $t.15.
tMl‘s. Ward's .\‘cw Book.)
Eben Holden. $1.: 5.
Master Christian. $1.15.
Alice of Old Vincenncs, $1515.
Tommy and Grizcl. $i.15.
WM. P. BEERS, Bookseller,
49 WALL STREET, NORWALK,.T
' , V 'V“ .
Do Your Eyes
Trouble You ?
If so, consult us.
We have a completely equipped
Optical Room. make no charge for
examination. and guarantee a per-
Open Evenings.
0. B. JACKSON,
Graduate Optician.
58 WALL ST.. NORWALK.
==_—-_~=2 1"
, iTHE CHOICEST STOCK. or:
Hay, Straw, Peat Moss, Shavingshe
Grain, Feed, Flour, ”
Oil, Gasoline, Naphtha,
Prices 5 per cent. lower than our competitorol
N utritone===Pratt’s Food. ; f
RAYMOND BROS}; ‘
SAINT NICK IN THE FLESH.
'liiiri- lit‘t‘ll dutiitul to church a d
llll_\“i:it‘hl)t.tl ililll rccitc their prime
Iitllc lilll“ clapaos ilfttu‘ a prawn It“
bccli spokueu. 'i'hc li’oltznfclt'pgfla‘g
He Comes Every Christmas Eve. Hears
heir Prayers and Leaves Gifts.
“.iiilil Nick tllflllffti to cvcry Morin-- lmt‘ “W" "h ‘llllf’Ili' rovorent. ;
lilli child in thc town of l-Ilnnlillls. “'“i- 39"“ ”l“ “WWI!” m .
l’cllnnylvaniu. on t'hrintniuk cvo.‘ scum-rim: f") in" mm“: Wit '5 f
ullh illoid. llonlc-nliidc comics. i. .
liiiuli lllc v-Iiildron al-clron theirflmfi
authoring tllc ilclicloliii.lprzeuatapfiltg
thc l’cllmilckcl laying’ on the firm
allow. lieilcbca timn‘l lifc‘a Inflow! I”?
Still: 'l‘hiit tllorc is norploaullro.
troll without. pulp."
it lilil_\‘ not bc generally known:
tlic fluid which Nll'f'olllldfi‘ thorny
lil'NI‘fi a closui' analogy to the l“
m-crctloli than anything ohm In j
lit lltlllltlllll to tho rolvoul. proportlud‘
fllll-i fluid it in not without its putrid.
proportion. «toilucliuentiy all pt!“
writcia t‘nmillull Phillips in tlic Ut‘l'f'lli-
iii-r l.ildicil‘ l-lollic .lollrliiii. "With
grout rnckct i’cltilickcl tan tlicy call
our Biiilii Nicki brcnks into cilcli kitch-
oli door. ftIlll uppcura llf'l‘ffl‘l‘ thi- oxpcct-
nnt clilhlrcll and lhclr oillcra. It grout 1
coat cilvclopi-i hilii from licad to fool.-
’I‘llc lowcl' part of his fill-c lit i-oilcculi-il
by it lnlally wiillc board. ’l‘hv uppcr
part In lilugllialtcd by a mark. tircr
hill HIIIlllltlf'I' liunzi-l all I‘IIDI'mOIiK wool
Mit‘li. and ill its: aidca ill" biiiidlca
buigc. ilbl loft build grips flic mouth
of tlic bai'z. llll| right hand holds-ii innit
awilcli. .\‘a woiilr. curl. thc l’cltlelckcl
for ilic IflfilllPlII. and no hound clinic
from any or tholw upon whom llc hull
bliriil no iillddt-nly. For it momcut lic
mollilccn tho old folio; with hill switch
to allow that all. old as Well as young.’
arc beneath liiii away on Chrliitnlais
love. itclontlux. hc swings around to
the children on the sofa With a Molouh 3
air that turns the innocents cold. llpl
. zoom the switch. Theytell .hil‘n ttioy'i
who pri- act-lintnmuii.m7l‘lat o‘rml
kiloilld ll" i-vcr mindful flint, ”In,“
an poimlblc of the iulcollflmld I),
W
‘til
A pliyulclan in Mobile. Aim, ll].
of thr- iliutinrtlon of birth; but. I
four patient.» under blunting:
aggregutn ages Armpit, '
Ono It! is. momma“
the fourth 89 years old.
Norwalk Chronicler