TOY.
woos ass at styles Tmeohinicn novelties amino
. have every in toys and oIi‘r Int cannot
. comb- om. unburied all pug-Ileana ad fore
. “ "i“ no to sell them at to
008' Mill.
II paces, ”and have the custom r
sWeputmenis will he found an enormous variety of gifts for
, ole-s. Plush and Celluloid Novelties. ‘ ‘
‘ dBlsss ps and Clocks.
id “Whom sél‘s
lardlnieéaan‘d Podsithli.
and Cutlery. Ppcitet its and Hand Bags.
Allsiait'd Baas.
Musical instruments.
on rods of other articles which will malts both useful and beautiful
d! It '4‘“.
’ tisttc Furniture
3% Department is a distinct feature of the establishment, the
and finishes ex cell those of all previous years.
Fancy Chslrs anti Rockers.
Parlor. and Library Tables.
Couches and Direct.
Combination Cases.
Black ”Om
hfedi no Cabinets
salt lights”
Brio-obs» Csbinots. mam
m
,ifslg I RIGHT THING Fort svsttv PIRION AND THE
svdav FUR
' Thursday December 1d. our store will be open every evening
i A ~. South Notwalk, Cum
‘8 vL" :(pi‘.
wing Machines
ashit‘te Company Manufacture a High
on: sol . 90qu prices for cash.
’ ,W’file‘cted their best selling numbers and otter them as
“4.50.-
"‘.‘THEVVINDEX"—An Automatic Drop Head. Oak
able with five Drawers and full set of attachments for
$19.50. 9
“one ELDREDGE”—-A Drop Head Machine, Oak
ie with five Drawors. Iron Pitman. best manufacture.
YYYYY 325. 09. ....
HW'ELDREDGE" éAntomstic Drop Head, Oak
with lifts Drawers. oval ends and swell front.
_; ' $29.50.
It courhsv's ccAsANrss son FIVE YEARS
alien months
statiot many changts’tobe noted. Heavy
tenants .' forfttfnadduse. and if or
the? warmedeet. By.
of your coal.
i buyingcosiatnsrrls shhvsaoups .
"fillfsirtueeem’mtw
minus. Ittstngipetmpagm of
. anceilentiudpnegtoobtqpoaiof ‘99.
A
r
‘ Kodol Dyspepsia Cure rebuilds worn-
‘- ATTACK ON UAW. UNWANNANT-
“9...: .‘tv.
0a.. Iflatulence,
Au
9 - FOR IALI av . .
ms ottoman eIIAIIIIAcv.
. Posrorrl'os ptscou'nuuao.
esthqny' qu 139:3? 9f communes
DII. at—chs'l" Poets‘i mum.
WASHINGTON. D. 0:, Dec. i5.-'l he
post office department has issued an
order to' discontinue the post office at
Bethany which is now being served
bv rural deliver carrier. The order
goes into effect December ill and all
mail for Bethany goes to New Haven.
fI om that time on. .
' Congressman Sperry has .recom-
mended the reappointment of George
il. Ford, as postmaster of Watervliie,
near Waterbury. Mr. Ford's term ex-
pires January -i, and he has served us
postmaster ever shoal-1877. The of
flee pays a salary of 8l. 2009 a your.
Congressman Hill hasnot as yet re-
ceived the protest which“ is allesed
is to be forwarded to him against the
change in the'po'stmssterahlp of Ridge-
field. and,he knows-nothing of the
mass' meeting-claimed to have been
held in that town'iast- FFIGCYH Mr. Hil'
recommended the appointment of Ru-
fus ll. Seymour to succeed W. C. Bar-
hite. last week, and >ibat disposes of
the matter as far as he: III concerned.
Mr. Hill feels that the change is made
for the best interests of the party and
the people of the town. Having made
his recommendation. it -is hardly prob-
ubie that Mr Hill will change it and
II protest to the department Would ho
or no avail as a congressman a rccmu
mendation is always followed.
The star route service between You
tic and Bosrahvilie has been chanted
as follows: Mail leaves daily except
Sunday from Yantic 6.16 a. m. and 2. 30
p nI.: and from Botrahvlile at 8. 50 a.
m. and 506 p. m. The new service
will go into effect December 14.
Bilimts C Hall has been commie.
stoned postmaster of Union City. This
is a reappointment 9
KODOL DYSPEPBIA‘ CURE.
Digests all classes of food. tones
Ind strengthens the stomach ind digest
tive organs. Cures Dyspepsia, ladl-
testion, Stomach Troubles. and malte~
-‘ich red blood, health and strength.
out tiasli'es. purities. strengthens and
weetopa the stomscb. Gov. G. to. At-
ktnson.ot W. Tamara: . “than used
I pumber otbotties of Kodol Dyavfilisla
'"ureaadbavofoundittobeaveryef- 1‘
festive mi; indeed a powerful remedy
‘or stomach Ailments. I recommend
it to amy friends." Sold by Clithord
Pharmacy. . ' » .
tttttt
I
comaufrmq It Dec.15.—The
United tea legs ion has received an
ex eroport of the recent Incl-
déitt at Alexandrata. fully convicting
Ithh local authorities and police of malt;
li-‘h ilnihft‘aitttld attack on Consul
‘fJ‘Aidilt‘ioan'. had been.
. ' e as was not molu
rid" MINI throwm
' th
‘xon‘d half the applsmte was deafening.
' ' Whitney.
hum,”
m7fiw‘f t. i L:
i;l.' thin;
" . into the‘ in ad the half '
endeda in ms NVW ytho score of
Lost Fermi.
' - the usual IIIIlIMlIIo ll
lump in the hdcoutt 'half.
‘ 'ie‘ to omit Ihr spell. Tho
butts made a brave rally with
' Np pnmi
‘ the vent of the wobnd half. but it
lasted but a short time before the vial-
is slain almost
at all
oi the Xavier ti lie made some
”hum shots. which'd drew the admir-
start and applause of the upectators.
_m o oven though only on It free throw
f llIe foul line and when Rilcy
w a soul from the field in the sen
Hood playing by the visitors was not
hud sight of and they too were heartily
applauded for brilliant playlule‘hc vis.
lIoI-uc were bust masters at the art of
‘ blocking last. night.
The lluo~up and score of the name:
(‘0 1". 8; stler A. C. 26.
Go. F. 9 Xavisrs.
. m D. Riley, Payne .............. Kenny
KLefi Forward. h l
. Roach. A. cnny .......... liersc e
on :nmnfneijgjm Right Forward ~
hm“ the atom- ‘ ' . Lister ........ hind..- ....... Donovan
“I“ I n ' Godfrey, Chioito ............. Smith
, Loft Guard.
J. Riley ...................... (‘rnvon
9 Right Guard.
The summary:
li‘ieldaoahi. Donmnn 1: Kenny (Xav-
ier). h: Herschel. 1: Smith; .James
liliey.l
Foul line goals chuy tXuvier) 3;
demos Rilc:
Officials, referee nnd'umplrc. Frank
of Xavier's. uIIIl tihurles
tluarnlerl. of Company lv‘.
'l‘imelteepors. Mollitluii‘. of Xavlcru
and Willis Cavanagh. of Company P.
Scorer: Charles Dayle.
Tl'c of game twenty minutes
bay
The Montauk—Owi Game.
The preliminary contest of the oven-
iIIg was between thI 'Mmtlauk team
and the Owls of Sou h Not-walk. The
loiter organization hIId had but very
‘lttle practice and consequently were
not in the best of shape to make a
good showing. Apparently there is
considerable good material ‘in
makeup of the dye. which. with more
practice. will be developed to good ad-
vantage. One of the players on the
Owl team is Jack-Motiruth. the well-
known baseball player, While not.
able yet to handle the basketball as
well us I hnsehuil. he they be it our
oriae' later.
The Montauks won easily by tho’
score of 40 to h. At the end of the
‘lrat petlod the score was in their favor
20 in 1.
The line-up,und scorn:
Montauks. it); Owls. i’».
Montsuks. Owls.
Radcliffe .......... Necunder Ghlotto
heft Guard
Laue .................... ‘inekwood
Right Guard.
Setter Collagen; McCra'th
Center. «-
lierns ........... McGobth Net-under
Left l-‘orwI-rd
Guyer ......................... Kano
. Right Forward.
Field goals. Radtllii‘e 3: Soilof’ I’I;
Kurtis. i; Guyt-r. 8' Chioito. 1: Kane 1.
Goals fromhfuul line. Callahan. 1.
Official. Howard N. Godfrtxr.
ms cuecx wounds”.
Waterbury Police CapturI's Supposed
Crook. «v
WATERBURY. Conn” Dec. l5.—-A. L.
Booth was arrested here last night by
local detectives, at the Instance of
Chief Arnold, of Derby. Booth is
wanted in Derby on a charge of Jump-
ing lls board bill. After his arrest it.
deve ped that Waterbury people had
charges to milllt' against the prisoner.
in payment'for'his hili‘at-lbh Bank
hotel here. Booth payer‘s chat-iron n
Bridgeport bank. which this afternoon
came back. . the hotel management
states, marked worthietst . . -
h police think Booth hrs
n crook and state tllht they will
probably have three different charges
to «bring against him wheat he is ur~
reigned in the city mum; ML.
YALI'I IAIKIrIAcI: Ichabod.
Hkm.l‘leo.18.—-The irate"
here next Thursday to play a series of
four sanies in New York state, consti-
muupvmumum the teams prohibits
trip. These satires will be as follows'
What Tl. Muscle», at my: is
Syracuse University III Syracuse: in
University of Rochester at. Rochester:
t'l‘hirtio’th lemme do‘a'tp'ahy stalli-
VALIIAILI cocoon
‘F‘oahAI—..-‘v
| not it o'dt ahd In. Matt at Frank
lasted-e brag its“.
Frpttkr. m. the pivotal" nudist.
proposes ‘80 “VOWR money. find“ you
will prdhnt 518'. foilowlti obuponao
bid ‘Iediflosmhs‘ulhgular :11 d
.... f.
of Dr. pom 88b
for tho enrollments?
Misfit i.“
Oil of the features of the game V88“;
. _ the ”rial throwing of Kenny. left for-
Tho latter wore very loyal to i“ anal :
ch rod bravely when an F point was
the "
well '
NEW .
University Basketball teau will leave5
I Is Agnes Miller. of
Chi uspesksio dhngw
63' "I gem of t Menstr
"‘“10 \‘ot Nti Woman: —-i suffered for
Il'if vesra'oith tivameuorrhrut nful
periods). so IuIItI so tlmt l rt-ntlt-d
tVL‘I’) month. as l ltucw it mount three
or four dlutl of lint-use pultl. The
dootm sold thi wwiiue to an inflamed
condition of tho. uterine appendages
“Mixed by repeated and neglet- -tcd colds
‘lf youu iris only realiznti how
don erous It. It to ihltr cold at this
unit cal time. much suffcrin would be
red thcm. 'l‘liltnk.iiml or In 'flia
l.. Plnkimm‘m Vuuetnlrle (om-
poutld, thut we the nul\ Inuilcine
which hclpcd Inc. um. Within iIltrce-
wecks after I started to take it.
noticed a marked improvement in any.
general health. and at the time of my
next monthly period the pain had
diminished considerably. Jukeptc u
the twatwt. "and 3m oil I manic
later. 1 am like another pertain since
is in rfeet health. my eyes are
brl tar. bays addcdi ooshundsto my
we «hi my color “1:. and I feel
light and happy "—‘M Aosus .\III I. IIi':
2:5 Potomac Ave” C lrlcngo. ill. uooc
fails“ I! orlplual 91mm lofts! posing genuine-
ssssoapsoiuprod and
The monthly sickness reflects
the condition of- a woman's
health. Anything unusual at
that time should” have prompt
and Mme:- attention.
I ,
CREDITORB OFIGOFFIN AND CON.
.___‘___
First Meeting Was Haiti Yesterday
and Deceiver Waa‘AnthoI-izpd to
' Borr0w aspen. ‘ ‘
MIDDLETOWN Don li’. ——'l‘be ilrs
meotirg of the creditors of I~x- Cover
no“ t V Coffin and his tlfm Sewart
Coffin. took place yesterday in the of
flee of Referee Carlson of the United
Stun-s l'IlstIlct Court wallow C Ba
con was appointed it‘IIItirtv- of both cs
tiles. The bond fixed on the “(its
of 0. V. Coffin was 811100 and that In
Smard (‘uftiu 8! 000. No appraise;
one appointed as tho trustee did not
file any bond. Julius.- Hotchkiss, of
New Haven. appeared in the interests
of (mint-town crei‘lltm‘h. An. unmi-
IIIItlon of the lIaIIkIupt was started
and the court adjourned until next;
Monday III 9 It. In -‘ -
Frederick C. hum nppcnre'd In this
Superior Count before Judge itohlus'ob
and made his monthly report as re-
cciver of the firm of it D. Brown A
Company of which the Coffins are the
chief stockholders. Judge Robinstin
authorized him to borrow 85 000 to p83
of! notes in older to release for sale
the goods now held as chattels The re-
port showed that. the rurdfver paid out
8676. 84 Irnd has taken in 8438 90. ‘
A PRIGHTINED HONSE.
limping like man down the straw
dump II; the occupants, ‘or a hundret‘
other acclden are every day occur
renccs. it‘ ehoovee everybody t-
have a reliable Salve handy and there:
none as gobd as Bucklen‘s Arnics
salve. Burns. Cuts. Sores. Detects
and Plies. disappear quickly under its
soothing attach 350, at Frank H. Bax-
ter' I Drug Store 0‘
FNISNMAN—SOPHOMONE WAN}:
Affairs Take a who. who. in
Seattle Washington.
SEATTIJI‘I. Washington. Dec 16.—
Thc freshman sophomnfd. warfare at
the State University has taken a seri-
ous turn. A hand of freshmen were
fired or. while surropndlp; a hoops
where Crmund. I sophomore lived
under the supposltlon that they vote
burglars. Later. Ormnnd hound hand
and foot. was thrown into lake Union
'qu was rescued with diflculty. Miles
helm. another mm It»
thrown into the lake Melville hands
hound. Hewlett sellout with on!!!“
but was rescued by au-fresltman who
ssni out and rarrledabita 1!!”th
A Iout forty freshmen and sophomore!
Were enraged in the mm. The
trouble startled three or mom ago.
when the sophomom mucous a
: trophy wbioh‘bad bosa'usodia‘rtha-‘dw
. orationsxstehe woman-sins dance
last Friday. At that" time} out Of the
sophomores out one of this freshmen
Mthanaxe. '- :I'Ij
whim -’.‘ ’I.‘
To outta A cutout custom
opinions-nous
'. I ‘_t I .g:
“*“l‘he'sior'e Willbeopen‘evenings until Christmas. ' .
Waist Patterns for Christian; g ' . .
Embroidered Flannel. These have been folded and
arranged' In house for chpjce,'li’tp. There are fully three
.yards' In each pattern, fine soft French Flpnnsl 31.88“”?
I in colors with lengths of embroidery for trimming. The
’e'ntire quantity is in four lots. Worth 82. so. 82'. 75. and“
83.15. at 891.56 path, ‘ ‘ ‘ . “
. 83. 50 and 83. 75 at 82.00
. ,. $4.00. 84. 50 and 85.090. at 8a'. 50.
$5 50. 86. 00.. and 86. 50. at 83. so
Just look them over. 6therwlse you cannot compre-
hend the value. i 9 9
Mercerlsed White Waistings. ‘ A large variety of.
these. about twenty-live patterns. especially selected and
put up in boxes tied with ribbons. There are brocades,
figures. and Inatelasse effects. 981.25. 8I.5o. 8I.65~ and.
81. 75. White Goods Section. ' _, 1|
flannel Garments for Women. 1
Short and Long Kimonos of Outing Flannel are in
delicate pink and white, and blue and white. stripes and
plain colors. also' In plain white. made and trimmed in the
daintiest fashion.
9 Very handsome Bath Robes of Princess Flannel are“
$4 so
1. Short and long Kimonos of French Flannel are ole-9
; gently made. faced with satin and trimmed with ribbons.-
' Outing Flannel- Nightgo ms in delicate colors are
' featherstltched and trimmed with bending and lace.
These make sensible and acceptable gifts.
Holiday Sale of Rum.
A line of Bigelow Wilton Rugs. size 9x12 in desirable ._‘
patterns is offered through the Holiday season at. 830.00 ' '
each. . I
These are in designs appropriate for parlors. librar-
ies. and dining rooms. and the price is below regultir
In the Upholstery Store.
If you wish novel and attractive articles for the horns
visit the Upholstery Store. There is an immense variety
of Sofa Pillow Covers In Crepe. Tapestry. and Met-certs-
cd Cloth from Isl/E to so cis. .
Satin and Velour Pillow Tops." t 5 Its. in 81.50.
A special lot of Sutiu. guld- cnIbI oldered Tops 8|. 2'5 to 83. till
Velour Tops. formerlt 50 cts now 29 ms
.IIIpaIIcI-II Tililli‘ toms and Millliit llniporlcs in (imrutit‘riniu
distant. Q"
heather Novelties in Pillow Sli II Table hints and liannors IhIIl
nIIIkII appropriate .lcmrniinns {III the den or smoking" mum.
Mm'cI-riztui Curtis and Tusscis. “:5 to 50 cts. _ fi '7;
Silk (lords and 'l‘IIssI-ls 50 NS. ..t.
'. .
Blue" Carpet Sweepers.
we ordered a lot of these especially for Christmas.
There is always a demand «for them. Any housekeeper
who needs a new one will appreciate it as a present. . . i I
A good sort. strong and durable at 82. 50.
The “Gold Medal, " finished in antique oak. cherry. or
mahogany. $3. 00. '
,5. ‘r: u; .,.. .,,..I
want;
DO. .YOU KN
That the quailtyof your intellect. mole and mewgtpend. upon.
your hood. and the completeness of your sigma“ Milo“;
Given the proper food Mm digestion; and Inhntiation, you:-
faculties will work 09' fit their Wetsuits. W tag} or weari-
stm: .
has: Thetordcproperties-ofthemthavebeeu mandated and
newsman up new man i‘i’smct
canhsodie it. '
. _ . . .15.;~
supplies. to the brain; worker the stat build brain and
nerve substance; to the mechanic tho: out nitrates which repair“ .1
‘Mnmdmwksndm minim: than A"
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