9 smoking Jacket is 1 gift. 1‘ .
trn‘lgwmlgiing in the hp’ “ ‘
19.99
"D1. . ymmmn'lanpg' sailfish
ta “.1li‘s easter- sad. son
1 ‘ Light frosts were reported .-
ale far south as Florida. Tampa ature
rising. slowly“, "in Veblen! doctl ii.“
, . sid's Convention."
Obtaaeil— W%hilrch. 'l‘lekctslbc.
. 1 1 9...: finale“; Jr... it a. Klimt of his nar-
‘ elite in Merwin street.
Henry d1. Catch. of titu‘Norwalk post
oil‘ioo. is on the sick list.
99““ Messy A we ' mm
_ 8i
summon a
st to Newark.
alk
Willis Cavanash Willis“ N rd in the 1:1"
_ n:
rli Chops and Sausages. 10c lb.
liayes s.
. James Selleck. of Syracuse. is n gueSt
of his brother. Isaac Selle-ck, of Nor-
,. the late Harriet S. Morgan will be held
we
I: .9"
,.1
walk. is arrang'i
Christmas display.
This blanket and comfortable 1.1111111
er starts Smith. Murray 8: Co. talking
1 about the articles.
street. Norwalk.
—111‘1‘1‘1‘sii1'1g“r6'ri'1.‘ioc‘ lb. Hayes‘s.
111‘. w. Austin of Port Austin 1111811..
h s ined.hisw the home of her
11111331140311” lil’l’ru. F. St. John
Docl‘rwooda0 of East arcane.
Al the meeting of the Norwalk City
Council. Monday evening. a special po-
edto succeed
llceman will hp.
S. V. D Parker.
'3
Mrs. John H. Demorest of Lewlli
treat, l V0 weekd?
‘: ell-“”6. “All glib li‘li'ol'w augh or. Mrs.
George Barnum. In Philadelphia.
is
\"1‘4'1‘.
I new nucleoli“
torso obstinate cold. its name is Pyny Poetorai.
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1i" 11111111111101: oi 0.11. it. 11. members
of tho Norwallis has been discussing
a visit to commodore Perry Counch
at New Canaan. New Year is cro.
No. 36 lmnrov, d10. or of lied Moll
't'l‘hc regular“ otlii 111111111111 Tribe, :umlllilbllfiigl‘.“ will ““910ng lhls { ”r
w s held last night. it was anus ‘lfo‘lgfiid ”be“ lion "“7 ‘73er. 11111111130111.1111
iii t samples of the new on
would be submitted to the meeting follifil lda
next Tuesday night. it was votcdto
1......—
u)Ohlcla oluthe marine division of 1103'. to consults: George Pg Fisher.
olldnlllth e am; am “Wilt/g: mg” 1133...
9““ 1:93:11153991‘1‘999. will" ' °' °
mir- be given a general mm “”1131 p.991. filly}: m'& w
$11111 .lo ‘59pr #13312”? 0an of “'1. {33111 $3919. ‘lllei’lkrglym i) lose his
wltzAgtorg?£fiiage 11111.11 “W6.- #:1130111 on: “OW AND
use. to colors. Gives a
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s, of 111.111.1111.“;
‘ The New Tort grocery store at Nor-
for an attractive
lillrlcgnllunuty Charles Holt install-e
‘t of Welcomb Stranger
‘ VLodso Sons of St. George. last evening
‘ W
, blur. and Mrs. P. C. Staple). of
’Bridgeport will spend Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Gregory. of Matub
The common use of soda to relicve'l‘
’ll 11111111111111.1111 sour 1111th his nation
which thousands. of no.1 Ice
1Moaawblub. irsuaht
Shill- xivos oill temper
, 11/." li'.
1.1111111111111.1111111 '
.1 Drunken. of lilvla
ton avenue. went to Brooklyn. mm
. ggwmh 11.11'1V
«rainy, cut of Fresh Pork lilc 11).:
1-1 9
pt wal ptisb '
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sz'ljlul‘ public Vie cordially lavlted to .ah
... 1
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Companii
has decided to have nrspoc poclal New
.Yoar'a‘ 11111111111111.1111 wtl probtbly hold
a complimentary planes later in thel
its-lean. l ;~
Norwalk ball:- lts‘lrst: fall of 1111.11.
lyeobsrds . (Tia slogan vlsrllts were slip:
nory an ‘tho all reot bridge will
was sanded by Street Commissioner
Kellen: . . .
The Model Machine Company. of
Bridgeport. has also hind articles of
organisation with a capital stock on
$3500 The subscribers are Orlando 1.
Allen. Alice E. Patches and W. iii.
Patchon.
9discussion was "Enduring Hardships
for Christ's Salsa." 11
A usurp upon one lic‘ tion to II
certain Mix‘tlon eft'h thyrea estatewnl'l
in tho Newark Prdbnto‘ Court Decent-
tier 19.111111», ,
.eiood the test for years.
. . ., t _
The customary Claristmas increase
in the malls ts' begin ing to he felt and
there is a rush of business In the men
cy order and registered latter slopin-
Richie. From now until alter. the hell
by: Duels liaut's ompioyees will be
kept hustling. . ‘
A delegation of members of Colour
Casi-he. Knights of the. Mystic
Chain in ii go to Norwalk. next Mob-
our plant. to visit Palestine Castle. .91
that place. and witness the working
of the third degree. ~Btamford All“)
cote.
Catholic Union Council. K. of 0..
arranging for a New Century dance in
E. J. Finnegan. C. M. Dorgan. C. .l
Shoohan. J. H. Magner. and P. J.
.l-lauth. I, ‘1: ., 1
, n—a—J—l—u-‘l—
‘ Tho 'ne‘a‘t 1111111111; or 1111-1111111 Al
ternoon Cub] will be held at 129.3% resi-
ace. of 111.118- as!
I?“ on r lday. flecqidho
insects-e11 requestedQ
as matters importance: will come 6be
for the nice at
'wells
The Old Gilli‘d hall at which our oral
military men of The Nomalhs are an
1m reserved seats anthem to soar
cedented iv“ year and th n 0111100
Department want in Bridgeport. ycseor
Vultlon.
We... sums-ea
"9153111";
Wsnw “Vanna no :1
snowshoes. _
1 Dr. Hariaudson recommenos as the
safest and surest cure for sour atom»
ruse at»:
”$1111 t satiation?
under t'i'lillne o
' Btliart'o Dyspepsia Tablets. These
re 1111.1 Bridgeport: agsntsdm
,1 “ad
ylndesttuct» sch (acid.
11;” VV'rym till“ dmeals'
111111 penicillin“ anu- udiminutive etc-
{'19 meats necessary to good digestion. and
~1 1 lwuoh mohall weak stomachs lack.
“t $237 75 to a filna‘ W1; 7]".le used {05.}
auuisweeotoucd 9111111 $17
or his
promptly and thoroughly ”some it has
1 time to torment sour and poison the
1 Umbrellawdeservodly among blond andlnervoua system.
.Wuerth states that he invariably
Maud recommends Stuarts Dyspep-
lIlla Tablets in all forms of stomach dc-
ri'ui’g'en'ieht and dads them a certain
it; one can choose with no cure. not only for sour stomach. but. by
causing prompt digestion of the food
etc a healthy appetite. In-
h. and strengthen the action
fatty (if tho 11111111 and "V or.
They are not a cathartic and contain
no ' violent drug, but are ' intended only
for stomach diseases and faulty discs
,tion. and generally acknowledged to be
the most reliable cure for my stomach
trobhlc,‘ except 11111111141 or the stomach
Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets how on-
lay an international reputation and
popularity. and are sold by drugglsts
everywhere lilV the Dnltcd Statco Can-
ads and Great Britain di211
EMPLOYED SURPRISED.
popular holiday gifts;u
The, col cation Of. this season is
more comprehensive than any of
‘ gye to individual taste from 11 var-
Lied assortment. ‘
At $6 50 there are rarely
umbrellas for women.
1111111111 with silver or gold is seen
in most handles; shapes are many
and graceful. ‘
Silk umbrellas with
handles. mounted in silver. $5.
strung fastscolor ones, of
“gloria silk. with handles of pearl
and silver, or
straight and cm
For men, elegant umbrellas
with large heavy. yct graceful.
handles. in wood and horn. monutw
ed with silt-yer covering of fine
all and gold. V
A Quick Countermandlnp of Orcdar at
Railroad Repair 811 ops.
Last Saturday some consternation
was causmi among the employee at the
Consolidated railroad‘s repair shops In
New Haven, by the posting of auction
New Haven, by the posting ol a. notice
the shops would run nine noun a day
and that fiftydlvo 1111111111 would consti
cek's trier tabloid “bi sii‘rty
it had hi erto boon? The
as 113111111, by the foreman ofV
Mr. Yo'nn
hmen had reconciled themselves
to'tlie out in' the number of working
_ on: Monday they were again
1.1111111111111511 a notice to
at the order of Saturday
10er it he hour tiny had been counter
until furthei notice
,YAlit FOOTBALL CAPTAIN.
1 Theflftocn players who participated
' in the championship football game for
Yale this season. met last night and
elected Charles Gould, 1902. of Albany
N. Y.. captain. to succeed F Gordon
Brown. Jr. The election was not unau-
linens. but trait practically so The
only other candidate was' Perry Maid
of Perilsnd Conn Gould was left end
on the eleven. the same position that
be filled on the l899 eleven. He was
prepared for college at Albany acad
stay. where he played football on the
school elev.en
and one~baif inches tall weighs 1.15
pounds and to twenty years of age.
Sllk and linen “ralmsticks” with
natural handles, mounted in sil-
' . warts: 90' and“. ~
1.:An umbrella at any price you
have 111 111111.11:
Center aisle. rear
Suit «uses as gifts for men and
Big and strong and 1‘
hcavy for men; light and roomy.
and strong for women.
A man’s case of otoutcow-liide.
with the new bellows back.
its capacity
‘tliirtl finely made. $i2.
A light handsome case for a
woman. Strong solo leather made.
without reinforcement at corners,
but strongly sowed all '.roundl
smooth in looks and finish. $8. 50
A dccp- drained- very heavy casc
Has stout heavy cor-
ners, hinges and E11 lisli lock are
riveted clear tlirougi.
:lougcrtlian a trunk.-
.‘lnd at $5 the best suit case we
know of for the money.
leather and good wci lit, .madc
Icarcfully and thorough y. not too
heavy, durable and good looking.
Third noon take elevator.
llow a book can typify the sen-
timcm 1111111 ‘cxlst's betwccn giver
Illustrated gift
books; favorite works of history”
and fiction; brightened with pic-1'
lures by talented artists.
Sunroof tlic’iuany:
0111 Virginia 111111 Her
11 Fishy: 2 vols. 46.,
ll
1.1111311411111111 Kate Douglas Wis
. fl 1
. The Old (101111111111 of the
mock. Thomas 11111111111 Pose. Illustrat-
on. in Vcolors, by 999”“! C. Cristy.
-—The imperial Crown cigars have .
QUICK
was '11 do my paper.
' 1111111 {a hurry and do
, If right!
January. The committee in charge 1's
bill“, cAll .
JunlusBro'um
South 11111111511111.
Under 3.08101310me
Res. 25 Elm Grove Place
was
Paper.
Are you 111 want of, some
nice, neat, VC‘notdoo-Vloud”)
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way sort 11111111111211.1111 We
know we have what you want
at. tllc wanted price-datum
thing that you won't find -
on ovarybody a 11.11.111.111...
over body doesn't “sell it.
Call and we'll :‘ske pleasure in
Illusion you.
Wind‘s: Ni ii“. Garnish Poissow
«A beautiful Weber ‘Plaao slight-J
i'y used. at half prlos. at .1.w. Stud-
Flounder of tho Amcil-
g. liy Augustus
Lamp Ice—Poems oi
I’M—By Anna h.
White and gold. silt top.
“111111111311 the Year with Birds and
Poets. By Sarah Williams.
ard Noyeii' was:
main. lot
can Navy—A: Hlstor
C. Bucil, 2 vols $2.2
more brilliant in CVQI‘de
cha ethe date of the next 11111111111011 VH1. '9‘“ 101".“ Wan“ ‘ '
cool it? Ill," VP!" W anusry “smut-seat ,fi‘om‘ tho Treasury
'granhy of thex author, gilt top: 81.
, rll'heI Rosctus: Dante Gabriel
,thl‘lllkfiv Elllllmtll Lu‘the
Mountings-1"
fir “3.1%
and tits Work: with 18 nhotogravuio
the same author.
«isomers States— -
on life Friends
Unlicrm with liistorlc Towns of New
“I”. Will! 1'16 illustrations. slit
9 ‘ ‘ Willi“ bruit [latent and 'rw-onc
10%|“ together 23 photo
“farm ll. V99. ? vols 1111
on the 'Dliohrtii .Aand
mummmmem
$111111 ,6. limbs. Fresh Pork, hotel or
Chops lch0 W
Largest am 1111th 1‘ St
. 1. 10191111611 F
Eédiiiop‘s. " Cfikus and Chills:
Painting. Puller N
[tiller-leansw y s:.
ECKER.
9 black
111)ng Conn.
Itbri open evenings till 8130.
THE HQWLAND
loathimki
t
“Polarisa- 1111.
l 1 “1b _
willflnded‘ for modidinas
such will
. loathe 11nd,,
30 at lounges
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at 1111 food
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He is five feet. nine
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I will,
61th "police. Arts
sign-d1”
M11111 1." ll; ”1::
INCTON 8’1“»
Broughol. Jr.. administrator. $5.009
miuot‘ the southernblo
ad Telephone Company. for th"
death 11111010111150 Davis. a lineman» , ,- _ .
eViy killed by an electric.
111”” Millie...
that as the law of the state stood. subl-
stantiai damages could not be asseascd
area. 1 1.1111111111111111
,t; be soda acts as a mechanical irri.
my rant to the walls of the stomach and
ll? bowels. and cases are on record, where
o it accumulates in the inmlltllm
3 gig death by inflammation. all portion) he
onus-whore there 1111;.
costs; I) t shill
law was so that he could assess a":tho full ,
damages claimed 35 000.
You Want to see it surely
ago 1’it sent the case back to the Super-
a re assessment of dam“-
11.1111 11,: 11 days ago the case came ,
before Judge Prentice. 1 1 1
On the to hearing Juds'e Prentice
tanks the view of the law advanced by ,
iltllf‘s attorney and tiled his
mum" 1111. Broughei dam-
.oo,w1u1‘ coats.
For many years it was believed to be
the law in this state that substantial
damages could not be recovered for
loss of life undess the death
companied by pain and unilerij
many of the Superior Court
have so ruled and hold. ,
made by Mr. Robbins in this case has ,
11 act a theory held by some of the
at piomincnt lawyers as well
many of the Judiciary
VICTORY FOR O'BRIEN.
ior Cour; for
How the London Papers Renard Vea-
torday's Nationalist Convention.
December l2~'-'l‘he news-
papers regard yesterday's National
convention at Dublin as a remarkable
victory for William O‘Brien. but they
comment at length on the turbulent
The Times thinks Mr. Redmond must
regret the candor of his opening speech.
wherein he warned the audience that if
the proceedings ended In a spectacle of
runner and disorder the evil effects
would continue for a lifetime.
The Daily Chronicle, always sympa-
thetic with lrelnnil and home rule
"How long will the tongues of the
greatest stumbling blook the irish have
to overcome In their struggle for home
rule? How long will nationalist meet-
ings continue to furnish the detra’ctois
of lreland with weighty arguments for
frustrating reasonable bones?“
The Daily News says:
must henceforth be the real leader 1'11
adoption cannot be long delayed.
Redmond is rte-elected Parliament‘s
ary chairman next session he will sim
ply be as nu ldstrnment and puppet of
Of his obvious. fervent
patriotism. 111 the irish sense. there can
lie is a generous. singles
Ills sngacity is less
minded enthusiast.
THE NATIONALIST CONVENTION.
DUBLIN. December i2~Tl1c Nations
ailst convention resumed its session
today. John Redmond presiding. After
resolutions had been adopted amend
lag the constitution of the United Irish
League and making the Nationalist
convention an annual fixture, William
O‘Brien made. himself more popular
with the delegates by moving a strong:
ly worded resolution in favor of the
abolition of Landlordism in
and the transfer of the soil to the 01
cupylng proprietary.
AN OLD TLEGRAPHER DEAD.
NEW YORK. December lZ—lloboit
T. Tighe. who established the first tol-
cgraphic system in South America. is
dead at his home here He was born
in Dublin At the outbreak of the Civ-‘
ll War he enlisted in the Fortleth New
York Regiment. In 1866 he entered the
employ of Adraln C. Morse and went
to Chili and Peru where he establishe
telegraphic systems.
years he had been superintendent of a
large building
CANADIAN8 BOUND FON HOME.
LIVERPOOL.
which sailed hence this meining for
Halifax. had on board Companies A ll
‘ and l. of the Royal Canadian Regiment
forming the. contingent which has been
in England for about a fortnight. on its
way home from South A‘I'lf'w
C 0P8 ALL lilNDs or
[ODD 1111.1 CieaaCu
fom' Pieeee‘ as..1l' ,l
COVAVRSEV' as wanted.
VCtlicr machinesich
run e or iii
hoist. Alli?” '
A9119”: '9” .,
BVERYTHING.V ,
A hull!“ Pill! will use 1m
every day. Call and see it.
Consul. ‘thiiii & Dol,‘
iiz'wmmaron truer;
.1.
be”!
1,111.:
Francis a Go.
9‘:
make quick colds.
$12.00.
merit, $16.00.
mamma about it.
$5 00.
S be”. Ladies
A good one. tecwbutton or 11111—11115 at
3 5.
if yen wear it you won’t 111.1111
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Wear Shoeslhat Fit.
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OVERCOATS
“”4...“—
Tlic coming of 111121211111 15 sud-
dcu. isn't it Sudden changes
Seek “protec-
tion” quickly. (Set an overcoat.
'l‘lic oxford is still in the front
ranks of popularity.
A very good substantial coat.
nicely lined to within one inch of
edge. pockets well made, button-
lioles made with exceptional care.
Here's a staunch—$16.00 oxford
kcrscy—pockcts reinforced, but-
ton lioles, worked in silk. buttons
" home. This oxford is silk lined
way to edge. a very handsome gai-
1011. 111 1011
Like to look‘ like papa don‘t
you? Here’s a little coat—made
with full back—just the same as
the man’s. A real bargain.
We can see how a young man can be
him but for an old man it seems
inexcusable.
How TO CURE GROUP.
Mr. R. Gray, who lives near Ameiila.
Duchess county, N, Y.. says: “Cham-
berlain's Cough Remedy is the host
medicine 1 have ever used. it is a fine
children's remedy'for croup. and never
fails to cure. " When given as soon as
the child becomes hoarse. or even after
the croupy cough has developed. it will
For eighteoll prevent the attack. This should be
borne in mind, and a bottle of the
Cough Remedy kept at hand, ready for
instant use. as soon as these symptoms
appear. For sale by G. C. Stillson.
South Norwalk; E. P. Weed. Norwaik
A preacher iiscs language in the nu!-
plt. and Is excused. that u worldly Illilll
would not dare use.
You can't afford» to risk your life by
allowing a cough or a cold to develop
into pneumonia or consumption. One
minute Cough Cure will cure throat
and lung troubles quicker than any
other preparation knoWn. Many doc-
tors use it a specific for grippe. it
is an infal iblc remedy for croup.
Children 11111111. and mothers endorse
If. G. C. 8111111611. scum Norwalk;'?' .1.
P. Weed. Nerwalk. .
When a girl begins to notice that
hi'l’ bonii's giammar Is Impiovtng, she
is Just a little more lutercstod‘lfl
W.-
IAVID A Iov'a UPI.
I0111-1. captain rt. Hubbard. of Mil-
rd.Dol1,sayst “Brazilian Balm sav-
«"1111 boy's life. He began just like
the one we lost with ocean. We save
him a low doses. He quickly dropped
lll'?’11'-h°," and was all right in the more
”1.1.1.1111111111111111
sum.
' A winnau can splice a piece of goods
in 11a1 dress and than sew a cunt iir
braid over the scam. and nobody is
any the wiser.
Among'the tens of thousands .,who
have used Chamberlain's Cough Rem
t,edy. for colds and la srlppe. during the
hpunt f 1!! years. .toonr knowledge. not
a l“sill: o case has resulted in pneumon-
hos: Whitfield I (‘10.; 210 Wabash
avenue. Chicano one of the most prota-
inent retail druggiata in that city. In 1
as of this. says: "We recom .
amend Chamberlain 11‘, Counh Remedy
for is min many cases. as it not
only 3 van prompt and complete recov
cry. but also counteracts any tendency
of in grippe to result In pneumonia."
Portals by 0. C.‘8tillaoa. South New
stalk; R P. Wood. Norwsilr.
As 11111111. Assistant-Hero an
mom”In dos Moog as about that battle. in
tor-«What. do they say?
1A ms that both sides
were and: outnumbered. but eabh
soars seamen. '
Mission the enemy with some loss
. ”m
it is a quostion which causes mobs
Babies or love ’
Very few people have both at
the same time
ONLY CURE FOR DYBPEPSIA'.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Cg‘ot .
“i suffered for years
Used to have arm"
i tried everythfitg
sleepless nights:
tress and belching
i could hear of but nothing helped
till I took Brazilian Balm. and one
cent bottle cured me completely." 1‘ .
For sale by R. H. Pleistod and F. N.
A man Is a fool to bc Jealous old
good woman. and be Is a fool to lit! ',
Jealous of a umthlcss one. Now 1111111:
your own touciusion.
Dertt'ii Witch Hazel Salve w l' "
the worst burns _ ‘
scalds .and not. leave a scar. ' I
applied to cute and raw surfaces;
prompt and soothing eflect. 1N9 lief
piles and skin diseases. f
worthless iounterfoits. G. 0.
South Norwalk: E. 1’. Wood.
if ii niiin thinks he is wronged:
tells .1011 his troubles. don't. say th
is another side to the story. or he villl,
think you are 11 tools ‘
sioo aswA'no. stall.
The readers of this paper V”
pleased ‘to learn that there is ht ,
one dreaded disc W19, 1 5
been able to cure. in all Iii PM}? 11 .1
that is Catarrh. 4i , ‘1 1
is the only nosttiv ‘
to the medical irate
lug a constitutional disused?l
constitutional troatmalil.
tsrrh Cure Is taken no.
directly upon the blue!
surfaces of the ay
straying the tounda ,- ,
tying the not litflts , ?
build up up 1111 con listen“. ,1,
lug na‘turc in lining!
printers Iiavo' 110 mu
atlvspo «11.th - ,
drcd Dot are for any case .
to euro seas thrust of than ‘
it“? e co. Tot"
Hill'lllisél' are the best.
Hall’s Family
There are men who 11.111111.
the business end of town
Norwalk Chronicler