v. population a. 19m.
,, a Motion or tomorrow.
mama; oats 4:24.
“3:05 3.111.; 6:21 p.111.
' mm in oddruud to Tho
Pomnsl lotto" not dull-ed.
report of the Electric Light
hammers of; South Nor—
‘ ubmitttcd, last night, to the
till of Councilmen, and a sum—
* of which is printed else-
0 in this issue. is a most satis-
iihi‘ry Showing. The plant has
a. through the experimental
go. and there is no question of
,iiliccess. All the prophecies of
hilurc have failed of fulfill—
llt, “and the opposition of pri—
corporations has not prevail—
. \ 71‘ he plant is a successful one
7a demonstratitm of the feasi-
ol muilicipai ownership.
u the "fiitnre this ’ plant ought
he. and. if the present manage—
itt is continued. will he of
alter benefit to the city than it
as been in the past. During the
haw/car power has been supplied
only a few, but its advantages
‘ao‘thoroughly established that
’ in tyill find itadoptcd to
pitch larger extent. and it will
raven ’irrcat inducement to small
WHAT WOMEN ARE coma.
bite. pcalule sole and a broad gray
d trim the jacket of a gray broad-
. unit. Only the braid is used in
ultil't. ,
n Duchess lace braidand valen-
no; we withflne linen are used in
dynamo very acceptable Christ-
, ,handiter'chiefs.
ply the most intimate friend could
‘ a carelessly Wrapped Christmas
kiss and even she would prefer
wrgmyneatly in white paper
_ ad.“ 1- wrlbbon into whose knot
i' of holly had been caught.
it her of odd little dishes. which
at vely unique, filled with olives
.ila ed almonds and scattered about.
" , dinner table help very much to
table and obviate the necessity
, lug these things, which is sel-
dune,., {Rhone things remain on
hie throughout the meal.
by of the solid clothes that go into
811 at this season are particular-
, reeable to hapdle. but their con—
it may be completely deprived of
ppleasantness by putting them in-
‘ bulletin cold water and bringing
to a boil for a few minutes.
,,"Youth‘s Companion" tells how
man Who was candidate for the
ion of teacher in a school which
, large salary and stood high in
utecm of the public a position for
,, ha seamed admirably adapted.
'a linguist; and otherwise very
. lost it because she presented
f-withwcilei. gloves and shoes
f anothp’r’ woman who brought
321$“ recommfendatlonsnzs a l:an-
, .aplaceo trust, w ‘2 are
imp . of the publih depart-f.
n'Wa ngton several years ago
, , .di . tuned by the c htittec
- the? war of unpaid out be-
, he was glaringly dressed In the,
‘ ofvi‘he‘ifashton. with glittering
nil *Ino‘ddihg plnmos. Nothing
lasso , or discretion more, occur»
in man or woman than the, ‘
dress. It they... /
cor“ .- importancé t,‘
acorns. they are likely lsc to
the other factors of ife at
, t'value. Mothers. don’t ne-
‘ teach these things to your boys
. ' filmy. may have to earn their
ii i A i”
W"
.wi . Y. city”.
iidiilit Bar in livid natonp‘l‘hmt-l
- conclusion ,NOlgllhim
Want-d to Kill ‘Ioclulo he and Bun
Admoniohod When he won Doing
Wrong—Milli Now be Taken _
Proper Cm Of.
HUNTINGTON. Conn. December 3
-Upon request at his parents. Endor-
lck Boutelller. a bright boy of eleven
years. has been committed to the state
school for boys.
The immediate cause of the .pctlon
was the boy‘s recent threat to» shoot
Theodore Board. a neighbor of the
family. Mr. Board admonished the
boy for some prank or other and the
boy. providing himself with a, gun.
throatcncd to kill the man “linloss he
kept his mouth shut."
The father of the precocious young—
ster applied to the sclectmsn of Hunt~
lugton and was advised to bring the
matter to the attention of Judge Cur-
tis. This was done with the result
that the boy was sent to the school for
boys. ,
it has been learned that this is not
the only instance of, the-boy’s extra-
ordinary procliviiies. Not lomr ago.
according to information placed before
the authorities. the boy took execu-
tion to adminlshmcnt given by his fa-
ther. The next morning he not con
roaivc aublimate in the. breakfast cof~
fee. A brother started to drink som‘é
of the coffee when he was warned not
totouch it by Frederick, who added:
“I fixed it for father.”
The father was warned ‘in turn by
the brother. and it was then learned
that young Frederick had used tho
poison mentioned above. ‘
POPULAR AMUSEMENT!»
"slivinski's Recital.
A large representation of the music
loving people of The Norwalks unth-
srcd In Hoyt’a Theatre. last night. on
the occasion of the piano recital given
by Josef Blivinskl, who has won dls~
flinctlou ‘in Europe and this country.
He, prescntednprogram of exceptional
"liftiuull..g~p11n3ixu‘o.., but. rendered each
unraboh' ' with “builliitri‘cy and skillful
'nusicimhin. Hula thaposasssor ot'
emineni artistic ability and undeniable
technique. and his performance dom.
castrated a marvelous flexibility of
finger‘hfinii wrists. and he gave the
"oncerib' “with fine. rythmicnl virtu-
)sit_v. “The auditors were enthusiastic.
and the artist was given a most cor-
dial reception. and warmly recalled at.
the Cililuilllili?“ of the. program.
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ROWA YTON.
John Anhoahwny butchered two fine
hogs yesterday.
Wells:&.-Oompnny's pllr driver left
he harbor yesterday.
A car load of water pipes are looked
‘n rany day at the depot. .'
'l‘he sloop idlewild Is in the harbor
vii hn load of cabbages.
School was resumed yesterday. after
he Thanksgiving vacation.
Class meeting will be held in the
\Iethcdlst Church .this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John -L’i-Iommedleu
have returned home from Visiting
’rlrnds in Milford.
The Bell Island carriage bridge.
which was damaged my a recent high
‘lde. has been repaired. ‘
Rising Star Division will hold its
‘egular meetin. tomorrow night, in
heir hall in 11 street.
Lewis William Hanna, the beloved
'maband of Elizabeth Bonnar Darling.
riled Sunday at his residence. 130 West
One Hundreth and Twenty~third street.
New York city. Mr. Hoops had many
friends in this place where he resided
hiring the summer. ‘ 1.
ONLY CURSE FOR DVSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. oi, New. castle
191., [gym “l suffered :toryoars with
lyspepsia. Used to have great dis
rose and belching. I tried everythlnr
could hear at. but nothing helped me
Ill 1 tookBrazillnn Balm. and one 60
out bottle cured me completely."
For saloby It. H. Plalstcd and F. ii
' dial. ’
"“99" <1
illon‘t spoil it good picture
ill Artistic
watch good frame on a
poor picture.
lllll lllllllili lililll
because of the care with
which moldings are selected
and "work done. You’ll like
I, 5).: fight we @3501? you because
; ‘itwtil look wcilvand wear
pelt. ‘ ‘ ,
most! éfiicntliyd {it
, A
PlilSllNEll ‘ FilHEll’S IBDFFEE
with a poor frame. and don‘t ,
S 4 z
, .ml ,
* took at Printed
39
How shall a mother who is wort:
bear healthy children l’
of a good constitution!
Preparation for healthy nutter:
other medicine, Means/s it gives tun
all displacements and inflammation.
the doctor said I never cotdd hump.
outlet-ad with hereto pains in left ova
terrible. headaches. and weakness of t
n
felt sowcil in aii'my life. I am indeed
baby girl which is the happiness of m
Lydia E. Pinklmm's Medicine, in
ot a
Chicago,'lil. (Hatch I. 1901.)
“ Dun Mas. mensu :-—~ I must ix
Compound has done vfor me. Before 1
carry a babe to maturity. having lost tn
The doctor said next. time I Would die.
Vegetable Compound. I did not r.
months old irl baby. She weighs nin
do in her ife. She is the delight
Belmont, Ohio. - .
Inch wide omn’enoe with women's
Dr. iiicl’s liuiidn
_ CURES
R‘tlEUMA’l‘lSM
w ALL DRUGGlSTS.
OUR NEW GOODS
one now in stock. A lower “not.
than over before. Prlcoa. no can
vary low. Having engaged at number
at FIRST-GLASS PAPER HANGER:
we are in better position than our u
do your work.
manna. uh“ panama MD.
. omits-nan.
mm M
furl“!
Hopeful Words to ,Ghildles
\ Two Grateful Women Tell How
i They Were Helped bylépllydiav E. "
Pinltham’s Vegetable ‘Ooétnpound.
.....M
The smry or Mrs. no Belt and Her Baby, um.
i “ DEAR Mall. PINKHAM :—~ Before 1' took your medicine l suitor-ed for years.
Life to me was a torture. I often wished l were dead. 1 had no children. and
womb diluted twice but. that did no guard.
to let the doctorsgo and try your medicine.
my case. i followedvmr advice carefully and with line result that anvcr
s WOmon.
r
= l. r
L and sick with ththa i'crnnlv trouble
How anxioun women ought. to be to {2;ch their children the. blessing
Many women long fora child to bless their homo. but lK’L‘liilRt’. of
some dcbility or disphwemcnt of the female Ol‘giilln, they are lmrren.‘
:ity' is twcoxnpllshvd by Lydia E.
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound more sliwrwi‘nllv lu‘illi by any
n and strength in the pulls, curing
Actual sterility in worm-n is very rare. If any wuumn thinks
she in sterile. let her write to Ill rs.
advice is given free to all OXIM‘l‘tiillt ur wmchi~h:» mothers.
REWARD
Owing to the fact that
some skeptical pooplo
have from time to time
questioned the genuine“
oi the testimonial letters
we are constantly publish-
tug, wc have deposited
With the National City
Bank; of Lynn, Mass.
55mm), which will he paid
to any person uho will ,
show that the following
testimonial» are not goo-
‘ine. or were inblishetl
batons ohm u the
\l'rliel‘ll‘ a
minimum YDIA E.
- cranium mrm- ,
CINE c0.,Lynn,'moo. »
Menstruation was wry painful. also
ry. had pains in my lunch and heart.
he kidneys. l tried everything. had
I not. dimmer inndconcludcd
Aftrr cerium, . 31 you explaining
a new woman and have a loving little
3‘ home. I feel Hint" l owe my life to
all feel very proud to rm-mmncnil ii. to
1‘8- I hope limit many others will follow my cxnnrplmnnd that'liouica
may be brightened as mine has."—-Mus. Luor in: ilmn‘. our.) H. llalstrad tit...
rite and hell you whirl. your Vettiitahle
airing your medicinti I rum unable to
'IWOni’. at six‘tnnniiis’nml one at screen.
but thanks to Lydia Iii. i‘inkimut’s
kc. lint am the proud mother of a six
ween pounds and has nut-.31" seen a sick
of our home?» Kins. A. ll. dAluiE’l‘,
not Mrs. Plnkham’s Advice. '
It is free as the' air. She has been the mourn of making: maps
ontioerablc life turn into one of jovwno other li\’lllg' pul‘rlull has it
ills. liar mldn-ss is Lynn. Muss.
van—u“
”incubation.
PEllliliilllil. ups ,
“MM
flit mmkfin‘fpmlm “and oils.-
ff il
mfiém yaaa her or wind.
.
Illinorim ten in I» h and
1 . an it up
500*- AllDrup shortly nisiltlmhox. ‘ P
“M “Bill 00.. 8“ 1930. nosm. IMO.
.
Janina Brown
Painter and Paper timer.
l-‘ura White Lead and Zinc
mixed by hand will wear twice
as long and cover double sur-
face as machinery mixed. The
house of Williamistovons and of
Stephen Wilcox,“ both on South
Main attest. were painted by no
in this manner over eleven years
ago. They are ntlll 3001!.
Your houne’wlll stand as well
if I point It. Mymliica. B! Booth
Main airoet. My. residence. ’5
Elm Grove strut.
I; ..
soup rum, Ltucctssrw.
inhabitant“
sour» ”Omiphlt, bond.
inklinm. Lynn, Muss" whose ‘
' W
We are headquarters for the Finest and Freshest assortment of Holiday
Ditto: .whtch we anchoring at price» low as possible. You will run no ms in placing your order with us.
Quality and Price.
Patent
leathers
Willanlidliol Tollracl.
This shoe is for men. and
is made up in it most
attractive manner. it
is stylish, nobbv. and
has a matt top.
Bears 11 Union Stamp.
$5.00 pair
WearShoeSIhatFit
A’Flusn ‘
Valve.
Has no tank.
THE IDEAL
tor hamnwr.
LATING FLUSH VALVE.
direct pressure.
sure in service pipe.
1'00“] .
Glover's the Place. «
Noiscloas, closes without jar or wu-
VOLUMETER PRESSURE REGU.
A self adjusting pressure regulator.
applied to a Flash Volvo (mutated by
Discharges the same
amount of water in the. same length of
time, regardless of the head or pres-
Soe It in operation in our display ‘
Horace itllash
torllorlll hit and lint Streets
't.
» en’s Underwear
‘ Halt-HoSe.
Two important needs for man is short warm underwear, and hosiery.
“An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” We bought our under—
wear from the best mills in America. y'l‘liis seems a his statement. but our
buyer has been through the market from A to z ,and bought the beat sar—
ments. from the best manufacturers: hence we have the promotion you will
surely need this winter at prices that will surprise you. , .
To gIVc you an idea of what we are doing. we will start with MEN’S
GRAY WOOL MIXED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, made long and full. No
skimping. Last year we sold the same garment at $1.00.; Tomorrow Me.
The. second item is MEN'S WOOL DOUBLE FRONT SHIRTS, heavy and
warm, in all sizes to 48. $1.00 Drawers to match. The. ‘
MEN'S RANDOM SHIRTS AND DRAWERSu—Here in the greatest. gar.
meat ever shown at one dollar. Long Staples' wool yarn. soft and smooth.
Will not shrink. The drawers made with elastic gusset, all sizes; 34 to 48;.
value $1.60 and 31.25.
Same mcn wear light weight wool.
and light. 98c.
We have a FINE ALL WORSTED GARMENT for men that Is perfection
in underwear. Made in a handsome blue mixed texture. not too heavy, but
has the warmth of the heavy ones. This garment costs $1.50. in siren 34 to 50.
MEN'S HEAVY AUSTRALIAN ALL WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
This is what We call a "beefy" garment. Protection against all kinds of tough
weather. We can find nothing to touch it at $1.50.
or course. we keep the cotton goods at 39c and 50c. Several kinds, plain
and ribbed.
MEN’S FINE ALL-WOOL SOCKS—Camcl’s hairy natural blue and black,
full. seamless and good weight at 25c. '
MEN‘S FINE BLACK CASHMERE HALF HOSE—Equal to many sold at.
Hare £11251}.
MEN'S MERINO SOCKS, in different shades, but one price. 12590..
The heavy CO’I"|‘ON HOSE in black, tan and gray at ”Vac.
We carry a good assortment of MEN’S WOOL AND LEATHER GLOVES.
from 250. up. .
MEN‘S WARM OUTING FLANNEL NIGHT SHIRTS. sizes 14 to 20, at
50c. These are made 58 in. long, lull body. telled seams, collar band and gas—
set.
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We have them in a fine gray. warm
i'vi'.
i
Daily Freightline
BETWEEN ‘ . ‘ I , ‘
new m... dyspepsia Ouro
NOR WALK [urn Digests what you eat.
It. artificially digests the food and aids
Nature in strengthening and moon:
structing the exhausted digestive or
guns. It. is the latest. discovered digest»
ant. and tonic. No other preparation
can approach it. in efficiency. It in-
stantly relievesand permanently cures
D spepsia. Indigestion, Heartburn. \
SOUTH NOR WALK.
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...... ll.
w... ’1
o .
It
”:3.
«nm'\
D. w. RAYMOND.
FUNERAL otaacron
sun EMEALMER.
l9 North Main St.
Telephone at house. 34-8.
South Norwalk. ‘
Residence, 9 Crescent Turno- I
F atulcnce. Sour Stomach, Nance
Sick Headache, Gastralgizt. Cramps an
all other results of imperfcetdlgestlon.
Price 50c. and 81. Large size contains 254, time’
small size. Book all aboutdyspcpslu. mulledfre?
Prepared by E. c. DcWi‘i‘l‘ ACO" Chicago
Seamers Eagle and City of Nor;
walk leave New York. Pier 23,
East River. Beckman street, 3 p.
in. Norwalk and South Norwalk
jdnring the night.
George C. Stillmn. South Now-ll:
Edward P. Weed. Norwnlk
W
forward to the closing of the
IS A DAINTY DELICIOUS
THIRD—ECONOMY.
W-ma-Wmflm mm... m—s—w ,
W
14 RITA". ITORIB
"4 NEW YORK CITY.
lust-sum to alone you in both
FIRST~SUPERB QUALITY.
All consumers know that nothing outranks the “Ferris."
SECOND-UNIFORM EXCELLENCE.
The quality is best preserved in the solid piece of meat—to slice it before it is
wanted is to dissipate the fine flavor.
. 1—....-., 4.......... ..
Telephone Call. 5&2. ,
Seymour’sStore
New England's greatest day is past. and thousands partook of its pleasures. We are looking
car so near at hand; our store is one of the busy places of the town.
We are purveyors to their maJeattic-s—the pimple—of FINE GOODS OF REAL MERIT. Goods
purchased here speak for themselves.
THE" LII TEST NOVEL TY.
SQUARE OF THE FERRIS BONELESS BACON. PUT UP .IN A
VERY ATTRACTIVE PACKAGE;
ADVANTAGES: . .
i
Is it worth while {or you to pay an extra 40 pot-pent. in cash to have the bacon slic-
ed for you? Will you not prefer to cut it in your own kitchen as it is needed. and so
save the go per c
out.
THE FERRIS DELICIOUS HAM.
(l. E. Simon. Leadingtlrocer, 33 West Washington Street ’
‘ ' * ' ‘ (RETAIL noun
y peela , Ies m'conulc'i'ieur.
Emilia to be haul in the Twin
u we
Don't fall to take advantage of this Sale. as every article
L quoted in a money carpi.
ma- 1:. ,
‘ $1.00 . 20 ans. omnumrnn scum roa 01.60.
: , T m ‘ m can“ um Burrito. ran mono. no. “
in n counrr ram homo m rouse. use. . p
can dauhixrudiillh?‘ . 7m n , » , Fancy mam Oitron,ih.. lilo
am am linen last, a to Ila Fancy Orson Pen, lh., lilo
; mu rt. mu. “or . 26o , CHOICE . a. no
'rme'mmian. " to , , APE COD New Mild Mains. to. 100
j ' born £ to} ‘ 1’“ QM " New Pricing in it?" on
7“.
Norwalk Chronicler