. also could be
A”. m
. . foundfigu .
filly“: m w
.l H!
Misuse ory'snd War-u- plans from lo to $5.00.
noon
radii“
a ehmuous variety, dc to $6.00
TOYS
and 25 m3- mechanical novelties on m‘
g made in toys and one
glide ev
‘Mfiy. egfirsmber we imported all onl- _. and foreign
do sell on at Jobbers mes, 01W . them
departments will be. round an enormous variety of gills for
Plush sad Celluloid Novelties.
lam and clocks.
w Pocket Icon and Hand Bags. .
' musical instruments
or other articles which will make both useful and beautiful
.df' 1e I-dbl
.. bistro Furniture
$3? filth Department is a distinct teahlre of the establishment. the
{shapes and finish“! eitcell those of all prei‘loils Nara:
many useful gifts. ,.
e
's" often tot boys
the lfie publications!
gr small children 6c in 81. 60.
«We
Fancy 9 ii and nerve...
Parlor hm Dbl-s ‘l‘obleo:
Coucheg
Oombi stiolr cases
. ti: "m-
"Medl s Csblnets‘.
Whirlwind.
. 'Plbtiir
we"
as main villus roll svgilv Panaou mo run
was v.ru ass
radar December 10.0w store, will be open every evening
.7:
lh’i‘iorwalk Conn
i" r
.. in; Machines
. i ii"
Mug Machine C ”Manufacture a thigh
so (lat popular pri 6r 'eisll.
adih'r’ best selling numbers and offer them as
‘ lee Drawers, and full set ill attachments. for
“4.50.
first: Vietnam—An Automatic Drop Head. on:
* ill live Draws”; and .jpll set at attachments for
319.50
. a; l
i.‘
. i as ELnEEpo'EL Automatic Drop Head. Oak
ill live Drawers. oval ends and swell front.
oral-Esra consume. EOE FIVE YEAEs
’ hummus. ,
. liliiclrlc Bitters ls osly‘ 60c and that is.
. “not’inany cllsngesi ob .be noted. Heavy
4.1%ka for furnace use, and if of
. gill“ Enrol ellect. By
Whilst: coal «Willows. dun- I
lift to become alnlsst univer-
..
TIDE; .2;sz In “a
4‘! ml ,ommm ”.1. i.
l.au:.a-e e.
ya: -,.
I :w- in not.
4'
travelipg salesman for '
the lt'pothecsrlss Hail
Co. writes; “A melt
ago I contracted a very
severe cold! which settled
in my lbbtt’il,couls
not speak above a whis-
per and felt miserable. A E
friend suggested Lino-
niua. and l procured a
supply and began its use.
The result was ostonisll-
ing. In less than two days
I was completer cured
It was a most pleasing
and remarkable recov-
ery, and I advise all who]
are enlisting from colds
or bronchial aiaictiOns to
take Linguine. sail am?
sure it will ‘cure— them." .
H. Wheeler, 76
Center St.. .. Waterbury.
Conn. , '
At all Drug Stores—25¢"
506-. 8!.
mm... outsource sacs s
.A We ...
sensational Jail Instr Hallo In Tomb
. "m
’MA
TOMBBTONI Aria. Dee. tsp-A
ensatlml break (rectified here last
night it t‘h‘lrtiibn prildlibrl 0843on
their libert by who the jail bars
and break g‘rbrou'gh the y‘all walls.
few of the prisoners Dett‘ Alrerd and
w. A. Stiles were held as the princi-
pals in no Cochise train hold up in
this bounty ll venr . fl‘he iormer
was under sentedc‘eottwo yetrsili the
penitentiary and the ”latterm 'siw in-
dlotmonts hanging over him on the
oamd charges The otherchped pro
must- we Mozillauii'lldd: tor petty
crimes: Til-(prisoner's lett in a body.
headed tow‘a‘r the Hold out line. .
Two. noses on the outside are
our oi as‘sisting in the escape.
Random are patrolling the boundary to
prevent the prisoners from getting in-
to Benorro.
REVOLUTION llaillNEN‘r.
“A burn sign of- citing revott
and serious troubles u'your system Is
nervousness sleepleesnsss; or stom-
lob upsets. Electric miller will
quickly dismembcr the troublesome
:adseo. zit never tails lb tone the!
tontao‘il. regulate the- Kidneys and
Bowfls. stimulate the mar scholarl-
7y he 'blood. Rundown systems
ell'otit particularly and all the usual
gluten“ aches vanish under: in
hing and thorough effectiveness.
l
remitted it- it don‘t give period: sous-
notion. (instances by Frank H. Bax.
tor,
7 DONE JUDGE" l. DIAD
MMWlmuq "Deer rill-warts!
ӣ1: tihanof this town. died
yes rday of pneumonia He was
mmIn p ‘lon Mudguror” in this sec-
llB m;of‘t:ejfset~thw in m:
umill) Oil 1 CW w e
one {convenient relates
mvsbtipn in. Gillie
hugger idem
V hummer. ‘
the constitution"
all ran. “mi! I hilt
. .‘rim who will rent“. n” cloths“
“at? it “Enlist?“
and bitter
orchids? still 50'.- a justice or the ‘
’~ thoroughly.
_‘ ous recitation on 'fA Trip to a Health
Factory * ‘
‘ were served by the members .11 the
my “lily to be Mandated on the mo
' i can or the motion. A5 a. mania of
_ ll“..l“‘i‘.‘:i n.
C lilo isJAia
%M ('6 m we”? r lfi
mas o o
“tings: rn girl?” 6 In an 6“ kins u‘of JLidia“ ery wag“)
‘9“ W b re onion Councilman Mom in fishy flail-‘1"! u “VIII “Make all
Ms J I " In" “Hunk" 500 years Oli. He had his troubles.
oi (“Wm Union f‘ounril, Knighiu m
\l'al introduced Dr. William ,I.
Tr ..obslrmaantlheovr ua. ..
.Trscey estendl-da tly ulol
come to loll“ lla also aall'ld ”mat llo
would tube the opportunum
ulaia ihquihullo Claude so suspicion»
on opening of'lla new ball. The élub
the assemblage on (‘slllollu Velma
Men." Below touching on the. sub-
jt't‘l. Father 0' Donnell suiu lhui he
would say for the bent-Ill at the mom-
born at the federated moieties that all
or the bills contracted for illi- l‘imeflli'
lieu of their new addition sore paid
during the afternoon
Bl. Mnry‘ ii pastor guys a stirring all:
dress on the needs for the young mull
and said {but the subtitle of his ad‘
dress wou d be "An Urgent Need." The
pastor's scholarly uddrm was A plan.
urging the establishment of societit-e
clubs. etc, io'r Catholic young man
throughout the counlrv. The young
men were he said. in very serious dan-
gur of being led astray from th: ir re-
ligious lyilefs by the worldly hlrnillilcd
amusements which cvorywhsm urn or-
icrcd and are very alluring.
lie declared that llll‘ Catholic young
man should have organisations similar
.0 the Young Men's christian Associa-
tlnu as the tiller source of leakage
from the church is the young man. He
believed it more! urgent fur the church
to tarnish organisations than to build
grand churches. Something bod boon
done in Norwalil, to obtain this otld.i‘n
the iormiltiou of the Catholic Club.
rather O'Donnell raid further that
rather than otherwise religion is .a
great source of happlussn. -.
The pastor wus heartily applauded
when introduced and at the close of his
remarks. as were all of thebthc‘r speak-
era of the evening.
Miss Elizabeth Richardson sang
"Still as the Night." accompanied On
the piano by ion Anna Richardsou.‘
This was so we 1 received that she was
obliged to respond to an encore and
9"HOW Umbrellas Were i vented,"
.pil NeMshbn delighted i large
lid on with “Under the: Anni-user
ush" and "Dear Bing thug.“ act-om:
named by hilss Richardson on the
piano.
Mayor JOhn J Gavan was called
upon for a few remark: . the chair-
msn. and took the opportunity to heal-li-
ly approve the worlt beingfions by lit}
Catholic Club. He had been a momhfir
(:i the Catholic Club for a number or
years and was proud of the incl. Souls
of the most plenum nominations of
his life had been formed ut the dull
and at its various social fuucllnns. li'r‘r
believed it to lll‘ n mullet of dulv in
tho community to do eyell'iih rig prism
b e for its good.
wont to put their children to work to
early in life and it becomes necessary
to provide a form of recreation for us
young man.
At this point. John ._| Powell who
was in excellent value sung “'i‘hu hilly
Morning." accompanied by Edward F.
Hands. and as an encore gave» "If 1
But Knew." ..
P. F. Burns stated that while he r as
not prepared to make an uddrcss
glad to have s chance to second
excellent work being dime‘iol- Catholic
young men In Norwnlk. ..
Bernard Tully gave ll brie.“ and in
loreslina history oi the Knights oi Ci)
lite oi Catholic Union Council the Nov
walk branch of that excellent orgaui;
sation. Catholic Union Gannon began
lite In i888.
especially progressive since the com-
ing of Father O‘Donnell to Witt
especially in its social lite. Since the
coming of the new rector. the member
'nbip had increased ili'ty per cent.
Joseph Moliahon favored again with
awocai soo entitled ‘13de Elisa
Jane and is an shoal-Minx bliss.“
Attorney William F Tammany spoke
in oibumoroua vein and laid a story
of Dr. Tracey. the (dustbin of the
evening.
Ju Edward Barrett was hilly in
accor with the sentiments of the
”evening and had been enjoying himself
J. A. Garrity fa‘vorc‘d with a humor-
Miss Richardson by request sang
“Tessie: andlwmism Bellow ravored
with “Casey at the Bat. "
'i‘lle eteniuv's entertainment came
to an and with all Joining in t. .u slug-
‘lilg of “Altld Lang sync. " '
- Refreshments oi ics creim and cake
federated tsalions
The ambient committee is cer-
hveaillg it was due ed
lrsat. ». Least once a
in recall «in ii of rho '
mad rush ionlnloaay‘; pastime were
lg: l
lumbuo and also gave an moment of the
The council hud- been
loll; ‘a‘aso Lev-ALL?" “
however. and some of them were. full
own an was tallou oapllvo once by
"in
lug burned al :- by quoting a saying
..oroolanpult in“ oils finally had to
lice his ltlnxdom for parts unknown.
'mcy of tho violl mall's troulrlns to
hdtmlsred was destined m lg. M at dayv (' from high livi . nd .aould
Norwulk u pentrs'nent organisation be a dud. They,are' b girl on by
and will lncroasel at and lnilu estiu iii: lllds or rich. Evy foods
wen Ibile-"club. la la“ alum-1pc irr rivalry ills , or as
rm men as they must ave mm «role reaper isl ark on?
tion. He believed ii the duty oi slim gets. II ll .
‘svery cisth to provi -s place. 0‘ known all indigestion dyopcps'ln and
amusement fo- the young men. wenk mouse-Ll They are sariuu
Chairman Tracey cl ”or introuuc troubleoauuiaul um. not. can they, .
.ng Father 0' Donnell 0% micron...“ llc avoldorllllut can also urfl. snow:
that without ills» of lime or proper
food .gmd nourishment. '
Stuart's llyspcpula Tablets arc the
certain wilt-l of dynpoplics rich and
poor alike. l‘hero iii no such thins
all stopping lhelr mwsrd proprssr
.uow. A great nation llflii placed its
stamp at approval lawn their noble
work. , Tho thousands and thousand?
of cum they have shouted and the
happiness resulting therefrom have
made their name a household word
throughout the land. . ‘
'i‘hn ulory of Stuart' s Dyspepsia 'l‘ab-
lots can be told in a word. They actu-
ally do the work that the weak and
wasted stomach is unable to do and
allow it to rocuperats and regain its
strength. They contain all the essen
llal properties that the g stric Juice
and other digestive fluids 0 rind they
well stomach would They relieve the
stomach just as one tested and refresh
ed workman relieves the one Oh duty
that lstlred and worn and Nature
liloi’s her own work of réiiloi-sl’lou ii
is a simple. naturhi process that a child
can understand You can eat all yo
want without fear at. results. Stuart‘s
Dyspepsia Tablets are (or sale by all
dluggists at 50 cents ll bull. Druggisit
all know better than to try to gut slop"
without them, as the demand for them
ill great and universal. «“6 618
"""1"'
«central» Let it ALL our." "
Letter Mrs. Roget‘s Wroto’io the Mall
. alts LWsd.
BENNlNo‘rON rt, Dec. ll; -—'l‘he
slate yesterday placed on the witness}
stand. the man tor m‘ love or whom
it alleges Mary ll. Rogers murderet.
the. ootlfeaacd ml of the dc
fondant, Morris Knapp is the most in
poralrlt witness of the pvosecutlon.-
Knapp is as yearseoi ago inteilb
gout and made a good impression
At the time oi the Moder; be was i.
member of Company K. N. ii V hi.
and was attending the annual must-n
llt Fort Ethan Allen.
There was a stir in court when the
witness told of receiving a note from
Mm. Rogers on rho'dayof herenrrest.
The message was: “M? lion Perham
has let it P“. out. Como Quicklv lnn
mmiort me"
As her lover left the stand hire
Rogers burst into clout of tears, at b
hing violently until removed from t e
court room.
The- rest Of the evidence today. was
continue tomorrow. a l
. A FRICHTINID House. ”
Running like mad down the street
[dumping the occupants. or a hundred
other accidents. are every day occu‘r-e
rcnces. it behoovell everybody
hole a reliable halve ham and there‘s
inane as “album... Arnlco
Salvo. Burns. Cuis. Boron. Resume
and Piles, disappear quickly under its
; soothing eifect. Me, at hunk H. Bus
tcr's Drug Store °
W
MORE WAG" IIDUOID.
sisal—sis—
Thirty Tilers-Ind Man in Colts Iogloill
~ latter. ~
,4.»
a“.
on only saved'llimsolr troodhw »
V
digest the food Just as n llound and
her llusba'nd Next to my: Milosl‘ ‘
merely corroMrativu.e:I1‘hg-. total will .
_ Counolievillo coils regions: was all:
With Princeton
(”Wile
GONNELLBVTLL‘E, Pm. Doc. ii. --A
redudtion in wages averaging 17 per
cent. and affecting 30,000 men in the
returned today. The H. C. Frilllrcoite
o'Jt'.’
The store wilhhe. onsu tvenings until Christmas.
'Pv\‘}l' 3“ £17" - - 1
For” Sara and For earl-ours.
.We have an choptlmdl 5&9le of‘be tilul Fur
Stolen. Floradors gearis, folsrlnes. Crgvais or?“
if Mink. Fox. Marten andtfioleslllu. ‘ l . ‘
0va of on lece {have u made ,frorh selcctcd.
peltsand “(wflfpt EFL Holiness and ”guilty.
;., style. Jocketa moi meets? and Near figs .
are in reasonable [*Réll.
Mpch variety is shown' in ill'lll' Sets for Children For
the wee youngsters are Collin and Mulls at White
Lamb’s Wool; White Thibet Gray serum; Moilloonsmif
Krimmer. = .
For larger children are fills Sets' in Badger; ,Meét is”
Seal. Sable and Isabella Fox imitation Chinchilla; a d
Krimmer.
Summer Mufls' m all these Furs l. 1 “ ' 7"
Waist; for Christmas mils. ! ’ "
Heavy Mercerized Cotton Waistsare used extensive-
ly for fine wear. Some new styles lately purchased are
quite suitable for Christmas presents. The)! are ill the
champagne shades. violet and white. There sre many nob.-
elties in Lace Waists. Netti antlflrlsh Crochet Lace made
up over silk.
French Flannel Berlior'dn Cranite and other woOl ‘ma:
terisis are niade up in Tailored will-m
Shirt Waist Section. near Main St. entrance.
'1 ' ' ‘lr
For (my. llprons.
Very dainty and effective materials are for Fancy
Sewing Aprons. and Chafing Dish A rolls. .Bstistes and
Dimities‘ m white grounds with color d dots. figure '. and
rings. Dresden pattern's. such as rosehuds and flower
sprays on white. .
:5. l9. and 25 clsfa yard.
’ - Cheviot ‘aild Madras.
‘ A line of Cheviot and Madras in extra Weight. suit-
able for winter wear is ‘worlhy of especial mention. .
Ten pieces of vvoven Cheviot 32 inches wide. -"
my, cts. N -
Thirty pieces of double lold Madras. I’ll, ‘ttt’. ‘
Twenty pieces of Anderson' s Chevibt..regllIAr 35
ct. qualty at :5 cts.
e... Mum???
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sunu’t'o WITRHT roulunhohu‘ IE‘LéAgNSJA'BIIDUN
l s
LONDON Dec. iii-Tho may n’t‘ “MM
body of Cosmo Colette. pp its ‘ "
Lord Btnnley, or Allies-icy. who dfl‘dflng atmo‘ llil Frank attest. fiesta
December 10 of pueumdnlu. was buried: in thevguttel opmll sill e
according to Mohammedan rites in M d‘ei filibbrhood of all: g‘ligpllle at n
derly Pal-ll Chcltord Chmlre toduyt‘lll't hellr last nlglt. e’re gore‘tn
Such an occurrence in unique ill the l kn in wounds in la allies of his nod
history or the Hrilish peerage. Thou and he probably bled to. death. Joli
strictest scores was observ 1.1‘Miarrestghas been: nude in connection
casket was ‘ ed to the grave by ser- with the murder. _ t
rants. who, with the. members or the . ~47-
runny were the only attendants attire TO cunt A coin
ceremony. hunt Stanley. who wss l‘nkc Laxativla Bromo
born in 1887. was educated no bitumen: \li drugglsis' roman
Catholic. but later be embraced hin- l'alisto cure.
hsmmedaniasl, . . i' on each has
mile ”oily
'0 Tablets.
it it
Company
the first lictloll vines are
of the early nineties. and
notice: at all their pin labia billionaire
lbsrsdnctionw . 5r, .1 ,«u
The new rate
basis of the former 7'
(all
indicates that the Frichrcomm- in.- ~>
tends to msie a stand for something
like n at minimum price. for nlruace
coke.- notwithstanding the {act'- tllst- ~
many sales have been reported hem ‘
that figure.
Simultaneously with the annuities-
ulonl.‘ of a reduction in warns. the (In2
ion Supply Company. the owner-of all
the company stores at the plants of
the thick and. allied cos'u‘nadi , one
Eagles a general. one in the pr no of
s I . . .L
var: Hockey tam CMIQ-fi.
N HA ii. -'—Dnrlng til
coming holiday mop. the Yale Ho:
hey to'a'in will go to Pittpbttrg for iolll'
samba:
"H! o of ibéla‘mlli' be pitfall
Lilnw Yale ‘w
on.
hes the initiative in this. '
by posted“
l me list there the :7
and V
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