us in Trees“ In.
”In The IIIll’ll'ilIIiS
. , lléiomihns
it‘d Heating EM; f
children in The Not-walks had a
Christmas. for the parents of
. who were not able to provides
n as tree or presents of some
tbo'lllmpty Stocking club came to
7 lit. and it is fair to presume that
one child in Iowa was missed by
, According to the mer-
ho claim that. trade was never
“it With this year. and the
onveverybpdyia’ loco the
.93 1&9) has indeed one or
.. t mr known.
HAN? cuaismas TREES.
one were more Chrismutrees in
rm. houses this year than ever be
' " ty came to The Norwslks by
I. .snd nearly every one was
Til “merchants in South Nor-
?‘that nearly anyone who
I'd a tree but one.
‘ pretty Christmas tree was
the pastor of Frank Won»
p dance in Railroad avenue.
‘fiooratlonsvmreon an chum
. the dinercnt trimmings or the
' a; artistically mused by
, ‘ ‘i and; her sister; Mrs?
of Brooklyn. who.
. n, are here to
holidays. There was every-
., Ill-eon themiorthe
it. George and John Wil-
uud Frank and "Imphiue Wally-
, 7 mo illuminated with candles.
We tree has erected in the
of Mr. and Mrs. P. 1‘. Coach.
little daughter. Althea, and
‘ members of the family:
. on. an uncle of the little girl.
W as suua- Claus
' “roost. dotted from head to loot
‘ ,,., and with wool whiskers.
, out: he" entered the room
~ thnsvts-eawas located. loaded
‘ , withvpresenta and good things.
lteplace he began to ring sleigh
. make all manner of noises.
awakened. and quietly got-
out othndand going to the room
‘ her uncle who. ran up to him.
iii. any signs of tear end cried,
halite Claus. please bring me a
“ .. not 0! dishes. doll. candy. nuts.
Santa replied that he would and
her to to mun bed. She obeyed
soon fast asleep. This tree
" ely decorated and lighted with
of the other trees which worn
- 1y decorated not! laden with
mats wore in the residences oi
' : Infill A. \‘olk. John
I . , 3L. Carl Schnub. presents
. , Motives. friends and em-
M 3. Stevens. omcer Wat.
‘ floor William R. Penning-
M It. Wilson. Captain
Hill. Richard H. Gold-
. tea B. Allen.Chnrles Walters.
Allen Joseph Davis. Dr. A. E.
Diaries 0. Swift‘s. James A.
. R. H. F‘lyn. William H. Smith.
: .= , Christopher Image. Charles
. d, lighted with electric lights:
Koch. Frank Parker. Frederick
.‘Edwin Wilcox Nelson il.‘
. bury E. Bodwell. George C.
. um Inclterman. Wound
. H, Goodrich. Richard
I). 3; Tfiwbrldse. family reun-
‘ I: out of mpmi
Nathan: numedoul
. *il .
or. A
..o.i.m
arc. tuba, ‘whlch was probably uncut
the best illuminated trees in the town;
Jinn. Mathewson. window 1“. Knapp.
tomily reunion; .l. J. O'Brien. Laurence
Calabash. Washington ilharrott. m. 8.
Rancher. Emit N. Craw. George B.
Hermit '1‘!!th mitt”?
i
W. m
A BBNUILE MAN
Wouldsuse. it"s Bottom tor the
ThroatIaodiISu ‘I‘ it Is curing more
Coughs. Colds. Asthma, Bronchitis,
Group and ell Throat and Lung Tron-
bies,~.~thnn any other medicine. The
proprietor has authdrland any druxsiat
to give you a sample bottle tree to con-
vince you ot‘tlic merit of this great
realedy. Price 250 and 500.
W»~~m—
GROVELAND FOR CLUBHOUSE.
mm"
lockers oi MilitaryCluh Have Looked
Over the Property.
The promtsrs of the proposed mili-
tary club now being planned by om.
cars of the Second Regiment, in New
Haven, have made an inspection of the
building in Chapel street in that city,
that. was recently occupih‘d by the
Grovoinnd with a- view of leasing the
property in connection with the club-
house project. There is to be a meet-
ing at the Tontlne Hotel on Saturday
night of those who are interested in
the annotation oi the. military club
at whicu the plan will be presented to
the militiamen. The originators think
that the building in Chapel street is
adapted for the purpose. of a club
house.
The. building was atone time the
home of the Quiuniplock Club. but
since the Quinnlpiack-~movcu to the
building which ll. now occupies. the
old club house has been used for ho-
tel purposes. Patrick J. Cronan is the
owner of the premises. ,
we“, ‘
ran-In roisonoverybofotthemnini
lass ve Bruno-Quaint: mm
mummies“ u'o‘dld‘l- out»
«“7...»
' SHORT CALENDAR MOTIONS.
List for Superior Court. Friday a Short
One.
The. short calendar for the civil au-
perlor court tomorrow is it light one.
there being only six motions on the.
list, as follows: .
State of Connecticut vs. Percy L.
Johnson et ale, demurrer.
Jacob Rosenblum vs. Agnes R0501?
blum~ for allowance.
Elizabeth Raymond et at. adminis-
trators, vs. Abram Buckley et sis.
foreclosure
John J. Schlalter vs. Hannah R. I
Schlatier. deiendunt‘e motion tor judi}
inept and coats.
Elizabeth B. Duty et at. for com
urination of sale and approval oi deed.
SAVED Hts LIFE.
“I wish to say that, i feel I owe my
tile in Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure." writes
H. t‘. Chrealenson. oi Hayfield. Minn.
“For three years i was troubled with
dyspepsia so that i could hold nothing
on my stomach. Many times I would
be unable to retain a morsel of food.
Finally 1 was confined to my bed.
Doctors said i could not live. i read
one of your advertisements on Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure and thought it tit my
case and commenced its use. I began
to IIDFOVO. imm the first bottle. Now
i am cured and recommend it to all."
Digests your food. Cures all stomach
troubles. George C. Stillaon.
NEW HAVEN DEMOCRATS.
A large number oi representative
Democrats in The Norwailts have re-
cclvod notification that the. New lla-
‘ven Democratic Club will celebrate
Jackson’s Day. January stir. met. by
giving a banquetst the ’l‘ontlne Hotel.
‘ in New Haven, and conducting the
“post prandiel exercises In lode not
a“; Dinner .wllt‘he served prom'pfly at ,6 .‘
p. m. at the hotel, and the exercises at ‘
the ball will begin promptly at 8
o‘clock. lion. William Janina Bryan
‘, Ins accepted the invitation of the club.
' and will moire the principal address.
0F IENIFI'I' TO YOU.
D. 8. I!téhctl..ll‘ultord. It: "Dur-
in; a long lilacs: l was trouble with
bed sores. was advised to try Dertt's
Witch [lapel Salve :ad and on with ’v
W also pistachio-slum. not
a... *or ‘ m mu
m MI
run can‘t-continua.
amen pa ohm. one It. via “ '
mom
Claim Tom—A Moo!
“1' tun-Muwmdlhstmmm
Impairment of hearing robe one of
many of the joys or tile. exposes to
danger, interferes with capacity for
usetulueas, limits ability to transact i been prevented by the use p! Stuart‘s
These tablets' cure
They can be
hear and head signals that were in-
Whnt happened .to
{them is of frequent occurrence and in
“three cases our of {our might have
tended for them.
peas aud‘earn a living. Many sn- Catnrrh Tablets.
nus ly abandon their plans, ambltitlonsg all klfldi 0' catnrrh.
and hopes on account or loss of hear 3 bogght at any drug store for 50 cents
. in x.
e, That Stuart's (lntarrh Tablets do ei-
In nearly every case or partial orgtcctually cure catarrhot the oustachlnn
complete deafness there is another temitubm and the head “0‘5“ and d6“
lure that to many in more‘trouhlesonte 3 neon resulting therefrom is attested by
than the dilllculty oi hearing-Abe dis.
tracting head noises. These make such lstc, snyszw‘t ilnnlly bad to give up
an impression on some as to almoat’psiésensl attention to my {legatomersi
1. ‘ an n consequence many 0 am wen
dr ‘8 them insane The $333112)?“ elsewhere. 1 was in despair for spec-
ilalists seemed powerless to help me.
hStuart’s Catnrrh Tablets cured main
Nine cases out at ten 0! head 110,398 j; just a little while so completely that
and progressive hardness of hearing 3 “0‘" I hear I“ we" a“ we"
are. due to catnrrh oi the middle. ear"
or of the tube leading item it to theiso dent tmm catnrrh that he was fort-v
.od in Telugu and abandon his proton
"Of course my inher-
‘ ent protessional prejudice was hard to
overcome, but knowing ol‘ the great
received. my dear
inshore], through the use of Stuart‘s
.’ the following:
Mrs. Jane Barlow. the. famous mod-
buleng, ringing, snapping,
roar, distracts them by tiny and pro“
vents rest at night.
Army Surgeon C. 8. Beverly became
It should be understood and
coastantly borne in mind that to to-
store the hearing and silence the dis‘
tractiug noises in treatment is required
that will allay inilsmmatlon in the cus-
tachlan tubes. reduce the congestion
and swelling and stop the sec-retina of ; Cstarrh Tablets, 1 “8% them.
mucus'so that the tubes will be and
keep Open tor the tree passage of air:
Into the middle ear. '
piled medicine will ell’octuuliy do this...)
only a scorching constitutional altern
tive and resolvent will cure catarrb in
the deep recesses of the head.
Two acquaintances or the writer"
were run down and killed by the .cars
Both had catarrh of the .
heart. which had extended up the cus-
tnchian tubes‘ leading from the throat ,
to the middle ear. and were quite hard
in both cases the coro-
ner‘s jury decided (but they came. to
their death because of the inability to
It I INo Secret!
That our Winter-proof, Lehigh‘JCoal instantly transforms
that chilly feeling into a senaation of complete warmth and
comfort. You can get along with inferior coal-43m what
is the use who the best costs no more. We sell nothing
that we can't guarantee.
Here's a happy thought for Christmas? 1%! more
sensible and suitable present than a ton of coal for a wor-
thy neighbor?
John H. Ferris,
I49 Washington Street? ._
.g benefit you had
great and almost immediate relief I
experienced was truly astonishing.
am now entirely cured and have no
fear of the disease returning. . i go
[book to my old post next month."
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets have dorm
It, do do it_ will no it.
.be convinced. They are for sale at any
drug store at 50 cents a box.
not you to very little trouble or c):-
ponsc to mow» what they will do ior
. Send to P. A. Stuart 00.. Blar-
shnll, Mich, for their free book about
.catarrh. A postal card will bring it.
No locally on 5
Try them and
we... I, .... I , . . .. .. . .
South Norwllk. Conn
i“ fl! is; u M
., .r m» >, i ‘ i
lemon? Diseases Cale
r...
“They m omen expensive it
‘ no at the unborn woddlun." » . . I
“"019 they? What did her rather give
em I n ‘
pumpklna."——Clevclsnd Plain Dealer. .
hie Bani-iii
best chance to buy tight.
Picture Item.
nor cheap. Just really good
Iramea at the right price.
Anisis’ Salutes
selected by an artist
flicker,
87 WASHINGTON STREET,
“Three barrels of potatoes and two
the moat ehtenaive and but
chosen stock of Fraud
Pictures we ever hsdwimd
we've always carried the best Tit
in town. This ought to be 0'
special interest to you be-
cnuae it will give you the
You get the best sntisiac'
tion from your pictures by
having them well trained. We
know about framing eitocta
and select moldings to suit
the picture. Not expensive
, South Norwaik.
- Juuius Brown
Mile and Paper Mu.
Pure White Lead and Zinc
mixed by hand will wear twice
' as long and cover double can;
face as machinery mixed. Tho
i houne of William stereo: and at
Stephen Wilcox. both on South
lain southern painted by me
. in this manner om eleven years
up. They are still good.
Your house will stand as well
It i paint it. My once. 53 Booth
Main street. .lty residence, :5
Elm Grows moot. .
personal) to bo'ooid by auction.
An auctioneer has been em-
ployed by us and proper atten-
tion warranted to all work ploc
ed In the hands ol this agency.
Jacob H. Lauton.
" o. w rumours." ”'
ruaeau. oia'ecron
mo eunuch.
19 North Main St, South Norwflk
Residence, 0 Crescent m
Telephone at bonus. 3“.
A Flash“
Valve.
Nolcelsae. closes without is: or n-
ier hammer. Has no tank
TIIE IDEAL
vowels-res cassava: acou-
LATlNO FLU.“ VALVE.
A self uliu pleasure senator.
applied to a "n2: anmnosd by
Wotvntcriaihasouisuthot
tile. ot-thehosdorm
cumin pipe.
u... mum.
to handle all property (real or
Railroad Place. So. Norwalk.
“tilted" ‘ “$333.25”?
are. the simple and» thohctoodsi
I
. ' them otflll‘blll‘l'in M
‘ ‘ .L’ l . fly . .
Eleven mm *1
OI IVBRBO.
idays. from to s. m. to 2:80 p. In.
W»— .
YOUR HOLIDAY Wlulfi.
There is no narrowly or going to;
New York for your wines. We carry;
the best brands of “domestic and into
ported wines. Phone us i ,1 189-12),
and we will deliver. I roam.
CAFE. Railroad place. so. Norwillk.
HAVE YOU TRIED
The out, Well periodic nip” . uni
a fine], earnest, delixmi‘lfitnl nmokc {fleet
w "c m I” ‘ ”mi aware “w" or muses-r To our suvsaa.‘
made from the very best so!
bacco. Try one. Everyon
_ , . e , s then.
OLD WELL CIGAR 00.. 8: setting-
toa Street. <
IF vou'se Llooitmo son
Good syrup We havevit. it’s. certainly
line and we only ”1:150 r ‘qusrt‘
jar. Large plcktesat 12c; .‘sdosen.
See them and you will appreciate that
the price is all right. CONRAD
BECKER, Washinstpu street. Booth
Norwalk. '
Loss av ma.
Whenit can be done lit to small s‘
cost, why not protect yourself? 81.19
insures furniture and. hougehoid qoods‘
for $350 tor three years output toes by
firs or lightning. TAYLOR o GOLD-
EN. Washington street. 89. Nor-walk.
armada son e’uotuohasu‘s.
Persons desiring to all for Photo-
graphs during these winter months
will ilnd It much to their odvmtpso
it they will avoid the late afternoon
hours. The light after 3:30 p: m. is
uncertain, even on pleudnt days, ”al-
though it is possible to make a nega‘
live at 4 o'clock. o. s. mourn.
W
rue IDEAL sLuaH VALVE
is nolscleaa. closes with jar or water
hammer. Has no tank. See it in op-
eration in our display room. HORACE
a flash. corner North vain and West
slt’éetl. South remain.
“4......
GIFTDOM FOR HOLIDAYS.
Our store is the center of sensible
gills tor the child. man or woman. We
have nicely framed pictures. tree orna-
ments. toys 01 every doaoription~thls
‘ means mechanical toys. too: dainty
cards, calendars. books (or the little
tots. In fact everything Imaginabie is
here. H. E .BODWELL, Washington
street. South Nor-tens. .
“4.4....
FiLL YOUR DIN.
Let us fill your coat bin with the best
grade of cool. that will last a little bet,
ter than other grades. and at the some
price—85.75 a ton. Prompt attention.
Courteous treatment. IRVING won.
WOOD c (30.. 122 Water Street .
Phone 31%.
..__._....__.
IF IT'S JEWELRY. lT'S HERE.
Our holiday assortment’ls at its
best—desirable patterns in watches.
toilet beta. clocks. umbrellas. novelties.
rings. at reasonable prices. H. s.
RuUD, 80. Main 81... 80. Norwnik.
“.4...“ .
TROUBLED WITH VOUR WASH?
'- Getting a good. careful wuherwo
man is. we know. one of the dlflicuit
stairs in tile. It‘s no trouble to set
us to do your washing We are always
at the one stand. always ready to call
for washing and to deliver same when
it is done. No worry to you: no run-
ning away with clothing, etc. We
rub the clothing sent on and return
it. Now, If you let us not this wash
Thursday. Friday or Saturday. to be
delivered Monday at Tuesday, we will
nah a surprisingly large number of
pieces (or any can". common
LAUNDRY. Water no. So. Nor-walk.
._.._.+....__..
HIRE! THE PLACE
To not your mills supplies at new
console prices. A lane unortmsnt at
horse blankets. all modes. from $1 in
t5. Plush lap robes. ”.25 to M. All
kind: of harness, carriages and run-
about: laid in Mt- am on
wheels. on not]. Coastal moduli; u
epoch]: . LUTHER 1‘ mm.
~—---—+-=-—-
new shit: contra.
macheumshrslnmcmas
try, sudoearly every ladyln this con.
multylooldndtomnmuirol
Mist
», ov
H.033“
“when {typography-'3 mos present. ohm...
GRAPH catcher. Sittings train 101
a. m. to 3:30 p. to. First quality work:
Now designs oi mountings. Porcine
prices. Sittings Sundays untlljths Hob;
. thing in picture not“ ldr‘tlte‘ ~i’ohlltli
psy you to lookout our],
comprises almost eventbl ..
mom or new. on ‘
men monochrome low
toroidal! Met '
over our , t ‘
and lust at youyant. st.
LET a t. tows. corner
Wuhinston streets South.
new is run] TIMI
i'ro thinltmhout "1W. ‘
tors the largest assortment to be touo‘
In the Twin Cities. Fancy china
every description, lamps, toilet W ,
are pictures. 20c and up.‘ Suit ml, ‘
ver novelties this 'weolt, 19c. Event
ran can be round here. See the (m
10 cent window Inis'iew days. est DA
MONTS. Free deliver . L: ‘ » .
‘ o . .‘ ...‘ ‘l g“:
‘ HOLIDAV'FHUI'I‘. ‘-
.We have secured epociai mm for ,
Xmas trade. Very nice oranges, Ja.’
males. F‘orlda, ~, Cslltornla“_0ranges,
fancy not) el. . pen'nnilnnw note.
EDWIN WILD K, Washington street,
South Namath. ‘Phono 14345; ' ‘
Our nn""'hnddle' in ’ very nice indeed, ‘
and the shrimp are very suitable!»
salads and we have ground bone in:
chickens. . cannons» mam.
Washingtonvltrootl . ' ‘ ‘ ‘
mow
OUR PiCTUfl: GALLEWr
. For Saturday only we will give up
our entire carpet department to co-
piay medallions and other uplomm.
many or them being moratorium
works or art. You are cordially invit-
ed to come and ‘enioyit.’ A. morons.
MAN I: 80101.84 Wuhinllon’ifli‘éct.
South Nor-walk. “ . ' .
OMOKERI'DElel-i‘l’ _
are a good drawing cigar nitrifipipe.
We have «racially tor Xmu trade.
.oHN onpausowwmt. Wanam-
ton street, Bo. Norwalk. _
SETTLEWNT OF ”TATSQi";V‘ l "
Having facllltlei toi- Wmotwv
tales. and a tamlllafiwlth the firm .
methods and rohh onto «JP-doom.
theSouth‘liornlfiTruntcoili f “ con
administer on cotlto more? 1 ,
and economically thln’ln' iodlvlil " .
none tucker mmncgmynmw .-
uue lent advice‘ot'thdinpenie Wino
estate. The'perpotnai lite ol the com
pany. the accessibility of it! redo, do.
can Its Mmflbillly‘lfl! to 1
or importance in the ‘ cratidsiot
this "Meet. scorn noun-hm:
TRUST CO. . .. “
“4...... y.
CHOCOLATE ION ”Nita: LI.
These candles are usually sold at a
much higher price. The price is cut
for this week only. OWENS, North
Main street.
ORANGII! ORANGIII 9'
We. call your attention to florid:
Oranges—good ones. too, not mum
The lot we have sre’rnniiimg creep
tionaily nice. CENTRAL FOOD COIL
PANY. Washington Street. South
Norwaik. Phone 130. ‘
”4...... _
YOUR EAR. PLIAIE. '
We desire you to than Just a no
meat to our story. We are making
special ellort this year tome:
30st “practise canflos'torflle ' 4
n. Sonic es and may actually
desiring'iarge quantities \vmrd‘o ill
to inquire our prices We , ‘ Gila?
where to purchase; Oil!” Jute"
interesting. r. A; use; ‘51.er
inxton St, 80. Norwsik; mower“.
8. I. MILLS“. AOOORTMINTV"
or fancy pillow tops and Willa-
can most complete in idle city; {our
“Mahmoud mohatld‘ are
the best made and warranted. import-
ers’ sample line embroidered mace
chicts. Over 200 strict. ”yonder
price. Large line mil pom.mu
and 0an hOIIEI‘)’ at'mrsetive mines.
no we Nng'm'lm
Then you will surely be ' ‘ I I
in up. an, Drivins Wen. villi.
arm. $71: iofifoilim'ln? ") ,. '
per . v . m, ' . I
at 33c. see I? ' ‘ ”‘ . “
hot. bonnet and elm "m
. flames and : ,~ ”a
W ”I *~' ‘3:
cumsa «ruin sir sitcom ‘
axnou. Ohio, none-iii» M r.
Wheeler, winter at them r
hook. on . m 3‘...
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