imr'
For Norwalk and vicinity Fair to
Saturday fair. probably follow.
a war rain. The disturbance
we]? hide: idly
yes! (ll‘m ‘
niiulifax.
tion of the Lake region and New
land.
all“ dietlirbeueedti central this
mhrning in the Mle sslppl Valley. it
is producing cons] firable'ciot‘idy who»
thin in the central sections. but not
fat low in the extreme northern, but
mild in other sections. Conditions
layer for this vicinity partly cloudy
DEF “HUD. V ’ -‘
.-‘Winher cape. winter caps. 0' Brien‘ 5.
Miss Mae Bhiith‘, of 85 Wall street.
has changed her residence to 5’! Main
street Norwallt. , .- -
—-Baidwln and Russet Apples by bbi
A H Merrill‘ 3 dock. 126 Water Sir
Misses Mary and Bessie Gilbert of
relatives in Ridgefleld.3
--'Now is the time he get your horse
clipped. Luther Wright's the place.
Louis 10111190 formerly of uth
Norwnlk. now of Port Jervte. \..
is In town, for a. short stay.
——Roasting Pol-k lOc lb. Hayes‘
Mrs. Claude Herve . of- Dan'bury, is
a guest of Mrs. F. S. Weston, of 9
Hanford place. South Nor-walk,
. ~Crauberries 81: at. F. I). l... & Co.
:A new brick chimney is being con—
structed on the boiler and engine
house at the Standard Oil Works.
a—Winter caps. ear muffs. O Brien‘ s
yDr.‘ Frederick W Ireland of Brook-
is on a brief visit with his
father, William Ireland. of Stuart ave
nue.
~Baldwin and Russet Apples by bbl
A. H. Merrlil's (lock. 126 Water St.
The South Not-walk Quiirtctte Club
is arranging to hold a concert, next
Monday evening, at the hall in North
Main street. _
nFreuh'Pork & Sausage 100 lb. Hayes‘
The regular in etin of Lincoln
Council, No 1.0.3.... United Ameri-
can Mechanics will be held tonight at
8 o’.clock
~Elorida Oranges 15—26(1. li‘. D.
Lawton h Company. .
Miss urace Raymond of Gerard
place. has returned home from a stay
of two Weeks with her sister Mrs. C.
A. Penman, of Yonkers N. Y.
"Latest Derbiea, O'Brien‘s.
Captain Edward «Miller. of Barren
Marsh Creek. has a large number of
boats hauled out there for the winter.
He is yet to haul out the Klnwron.
~—C-anes and morning bands. O' Brien‘ s.
C l“. Comstock Lodge No. 332, Hro- .
therliood of Railroad 'l‘rainmen. will
hold a ball in Music Hall. Smith Nor—
walk. about the middle of January.
~F‘resh Hams 12c lb Ilnyes'
A present that will surely be appuh
plated is one of those ice holiday um-
brellas at Miss N. E yan's. You pay
umbrellas you can“ depend on when
you buy these. and they are not mark-
ed with fancy prices either.
the email ‘
much precipitation. The temperhture “
weather and not much change in tom-_ 3
”Lydia
South Norwalk. were recent gueate of 3
A romment club woman, Mrs. Dan-
“was cured of failing of the, womb and
its accompanying. pains arid misery by
E P“ * " ' ’s Vegeta, Compound
“Data Mas. Pmmuzaum looks dark ludeed when a Woman
feelavthat. her atom is fadh1 away and she has no hopes of e1 (,1‘
being restored. Sac was my ecling a few months ago when I was
advised that; my poor health was caused by prolap‘sus or falling of the
womb. The winds sOunded like a knell to me,1 felt. that my sun had
set; but Lydia. E. Pinlthom' 11 Vegetable Compound came to me as
an ei‘ndr of life; it restored the lost. forces and built. me up until my
health returned to me. For four months I took the medicine
ally and each dose added hehlth and strength. I am so thankful for
theh 'I obtained throu 1 its use. ”—lilas. FLORENCE Dauromn,
1007 Mi es Ave, St. Joseph, Iich.
A medicine that has restomd so many women to health and
can produce proof of the fact; must be regarded with respect. This
is the record 0113mm )5. Pinkliam's Vegetable Compound, which
cannot be or utility1 any other medicine the world has ever pro-
er cases-,-
“DEAR Mus. PINKIIAM .- For years I was
Doubled with falling of the Womb, irregular
ud’painfui menstrualiorhleucorrhuen. .bcaiing-
3 own pains, backache, eadache, dizzy and
3mming spells, and stomach trouble.
, “I doctored for about five years but did
3, not seem to improve. I began the use of your
medicine, and have taken seven bottles of
Lydia E. Pinkllam’s Yeyetable Compound,
three ofB oodPttriflér,; and also used
Sanative W 1ash and Liver Pills, and am now
gnawing good health, and ham guinetl' 1n flesh.
3 I thank you very much for 1 hot. you
have done for me, and hcartih recom.
/' mend year medicine to all r ”Icing
. ' women." ——Miss Erma Samoan, sis Last
Center Sh, Marion, Ohio.
, “FREE MEDICAL ADVICE T0 WOMEN."
Women would save time and much sickness if they would
' write to Mrs. Pinkham for advice as soon as any distressing symp-
toms appear. It is free, and has put thousands of Women on the
right road to recovery.
Mrs. Pinkham never violates the confidence thus entrusted to
her, and although she publishes thousands of testimonials from
women who have been benefited by her advice and medicine,
veull‘n all her experience has she published such a letter without
Me if consent, and often by spec Iai request of the writer.
FORK.“ 1'" we cannot forthwith produce the original letters and signatures of
500“ above RAID, will lch w’iiy'iiulauli‘mr absolute nuineneu.
Pinkhain adiolne 00.. [manna-o.
YALE PLAYERS NOT UNFAiR.
NEW HAVEN. Dec. 8.~—'l‘.be Yale
Alumni Weekly today prints a letter
from W. C. Mathews, the colored piny—
er of the Harvard eleven who was
Running like mad down the street
other accidents. are every day occur-
rences. lt behooves everybody to
2 SH! 1‘0.
President’s mesauxe. the
Mac
{01111.01 St. J nee h, Midi, tells how she“
_ message was igenerallv commended, so
; unusiy I11 every line Never in our his-
which occupied practically 3
day afternoon. was listen
attentively by the march
houses. it was unite ion
thinod Just what the members wanted
to listen to. Democrats and republi-
cutie alike nu ll NW5 nit
afterwards discuss
urea of the document. re on
Nero of course enthusiastic in that ‘
praises. wh he democrats had but
3l3ittle‘ to our. ‘
; a Connecticut members all ex:
i!
the message.~. Senator Flatt said that
wanted» ‘ lock the message
through bolero he would give a detail-
ed opinion. but he added that from
what he couidtr’tlear as It was being
read. he felt sure the country would
b satisfied that President Roosevelt
knew what he was about and would
it‘llplove of his recommendations. Mr.
Lilley put it tersely: “it Is a strong
message from a strong man. "
Mr. Henry said: "Plesidcnt Room
voids message is a comprehensive and
instructive state paper. indicating an
intimate. intelligent and practical
knowledge oi“ all branches of the pub
llc service. as well as of the demands
and requirements of all sections of our
couritry. The President’s severe] rec-
delve the careful consideration of com
gresa. "
Mr. Sperry said: “The message was
received with great favor on the repub—
titan aide Our friends, the democrats
kept very quiet and said little about
the various statements and sugges
ions contained in the document. The
for as i could hear. and I look upon it
as a; splendid statement of conditions
a. they exist today There is no
doubt In my mind that the recommen-
duticna of the President will resolve
careful consideration by congress."
Mr. Hill said: "i have not had time
to read the whole message. but the
currency part is excellent. it is n
gt eat step forward when the President
recommends to congress the consider
mien of the retirement of the green
bucks and the gold redemption of the
silver dollar. 'l‘hcse things done. would
put our currency system in harmony
with the gold standard which the peo-
ple have chosen and make that stand-
111 d a reality instead of a dream as it
is now." if
Mr. Brandegee said: “The message
should be lead in full by every Adler
icun citizen who la interested in the
welfare of bid country. It is one of the
ablest state papers I have ever seen.
The one salient point. which impress-
‘square deal which stands out conspic-
tory have we had a President who was
in such close touch with every part
of our vast countr'. nor one who had
such a comprehensive and intimate
knowledge of the varied needs‘and in-
Iereste and the differing points or view
of the different sections of the United
States. I believe the people of Con-
necticut will especially endorse the
President‘s recommendation that there
shall be no halt In the work of up-
bulldin the American navy. I am
capecialy gratified at the paragraph
which recommends the building of
great battleships. heavly armored and
heavily gunned It bears out my state.
mont made last session that the bat
tier-hip would continue to be the back-
bone of the American navy and I am
surc‘the people of our state take
a patriotic satisfaction in knowing that
of this class of ships, the newest. fast.
cal and most. powerfully armed is
named after the grand old state of
Connecticut.
~“Ncglected colds make fat grave
yards." Dr. Wood's Norway ”Pine Syr
A FRIGHTENED Hones. ’_ MM
dumping the occupants. or a hundred’.
hurt in the Yale game. in which ht.-
suys that his Injuries were In no way
liayeu' due to unfair means used by any Yule
A gfnrm “nu-"nee has been placed Illa“. ”0 says further all". he Willi
at. the main anti-gum to J c wugon'gv, hurt from diving Into the heavy for-
factory on the west side of the build motions dil‘rtird at Hurvarsd' left
ink. and the door has been placed on 180k“! “0 l'xllmflu'i‘ NH approcia
the south end. up... shutting out the tion of the cordial spirit In which he
norlh winds. was received by the Yale 1players
..- b i 1 most of whom he says. he he. played
" ogo‘hserrcsn lork or Sausage for with at Andover
No matter what weather ctrnditiona
prevail at the other places new” 311
olfourd 1:0 ”much as darkens the uni-icon
0 u "
mm o: :toreM FheJhggiiigkglfiibfli lion. Wash. "and the tincture chuld not
an ofthe m'aln floor at“ No.12‘NortIi help “‘6‘ {tried Foley’ 8 Kidney, Cure
M.” “reel whiuwpmmlo the children 311ml the very first dose gave lilo re
111111333 many with 1,1 wanhth that will "9‘ and '1 “i” “W ““m ”mm
din llama: iiith‘hvialoha of dis- :uy too much for 1li‘oloy's«iiiilucy
mitt. Don't. m. mama: thi Cure." it malice the disc “to the
link
blade in the neya sound 50‘ they will eiilu
theref- A l mquWoniiw “I“ WM“ from “l0 “006' “he?
do this, good health hi3 11.13.6131 le. Sold
at Pialsteil' a Drug Store: %
:9
Special for Saturday, Dec 10th
1ooo lbs can. 1...... Pig
3 TINDIR A8 A GHIDK‘N.y
wheat Cuts Loin of Pork. 10c lb.
DOCTORS COULD NOT HELP HIR.
“i had kidney trouble for years."
writes Mrs Raymond Connor, of Shel
euclidean are dos. r. n. 1.. a. so.
I Vii?“
lei. t‘. a... if .‘ 1
51-1 .91, 3h“
Fork...
have a reliable Sane handy and
there's none as good as Bucklcn's Ar-
nica salve. Burns. Cuts. Sores, 11x-
some and Piles, disappear quickly an.
der Its soc hingeffect.
Baxter‘s Drug Store.
SAN DIEGO A PORT OF CALL.
SAN DIMOVCM” Dec. 9.~It is an-
nounoed that as. a result of the heavy
trade to southern California Iliu Am-
orlmndihwaiim Steamship Compam
has decided to make San Diego a reg
ulsr port hf call and that there will"
me a more frequent service in the re-
turn. Two of the Company's ships
are in the harbor unloading freight
and two more ships me on the way
from New York.
{1i
MiliiE WHfllESflME
“i“.
!
a) . 1 .
'5" at l“ y; 1 rospoudence
,APER THAN MEAT
up helps men and women to a happy.
vigorous old age. , '
REDUCED POSTAL aATes.
MEXICO Cl'l‘Y, Dec. 9.-—-’l‘he reduc-
cd postal rates betwoen Mexico Citl‘
and Canada. agreed upon by both gov- .
crumeuta probably will go into effect
soon. The rate from Canada will he
lWo cents gold and from Mexico live
cents silver. as is now the rate to the
United States.‘ The amount of cor-
hetwcon this country
and Canada is steadily growing. Sir
.Wiillani Muilock. postmaster—general
of Canada. now here. is,working ac-
livoly to promote direct trade with the
Dominion.
.i MOTHERS BE CAREFUL
of the health of your children. Look
out for Coughs. Colds. lineup and
Whooping Cough. Stop them in time
«One Minute Cough Cure Is the beat
remedy. *llar loss and pleasant.
Sold by The lllford Pharmacy.
iii and 111111.
,Il‘ti‘wk
shed themselves as pleased with
.onlmendutlons deserve and will re- ‘
ed me most forcibly la the spirit of the ‘
it!“ a“
ll R‘
:0! .lho an to?
otherd
£311 est“ "No.5 5' mil“
disco. 53:31:: 3113"? Jim} its. .,, "ill... camel's.
REEF “
III]
we
p"
_ 9 . ornamental throes: things that
t g or months past to ma oi this builder
none. The store has donned mo 3 Orirtmr m .
played to the best dvantlgs for easy cheating. do: u
or overlooked. u. re rally for me great through of gift it
hit we've never, been more com
KER
Of all the important items that 8‘
to make up the stun total of our Christ
mas selling. there is no feature moo
important their handkerchiefa. Sucl
assortments and. values as We arc
shelving will surely command your at
’tontinn.
.hese books will be
huu‘a' copyright book
peels] feature will be a’ lid
ill 25' copyright books by the
mwihu'i‘re gonnlnoriabi‘tgtampfiofi 0'”.
sure or your money
Inning Remoducamlfilfio ”figufiitm‘
1‘ .Ii 3
THREE BARDEB L087.
BRIDGEPDR'I‘, Dec. iia‘w’l‘ug Robert
son. Capt. John Plant put in youth'-
rte-r and reported the loss” of three
barges which Went adrift off Shippan
Point. during the night. The tag with
tug Bully has gone out in snatch of t“
barges. all of which were con] laden
tor local dealeis
NO MORE BUFFERINO.
If you are troubled with indigestion
vet a but is of-Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
and see how quickly It will cure you.
George A. Thomson. of Spencer. 111..
says: "Hays had Dyspepsia. for twen-
ty years. My case was almost hope
.ess. chol D.) spepsia‘ Cure was rec‘
it and it Is the only thing that has re-
lieved me WOuld not be without “.1";
Have doctor'ed with local physicians
and also at”; Chicago ,and even went
to Norway With hopes of getting some
relief, but Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is the
only remedy that has done me any
good and I heartily recommend it. Ev‘
cry person suffering With Indigestion
or Dyspepsia should use it.” Sold by
The Clifford Phar.macy
A WISE CHRISTMAS
makes ahappy one. One of the wis-
est thing you can do at this season is
to
START A BANK ACCOUNT.
You work for your money. Make your
money work for you. Come to the
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK
and make a deposit. it will be set
to work for you and earn Interest. You
will be surprised how soon a little sum
zrowa into a big one after you once
make the start;
THE SOUTH NORWALK
SAVINGS BANK
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
w
. w....~......__....
Everything
N THE LATEST STYLES lN TRIM-
MED AND UNTRIMMED HATS
SELLING AT GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES. COME IN AND SEE
THEM.
Miss Hutchinson’s.
98 WASHINGTON 811,
(WITH M. 8._8MITH A co.)
Bill ufliul Bill
IOUTH NORWALK, CONN
‘ ORGANIzED 1882.
W07”
Capitol 3100.00000
surplus. 3100. 000.00
Not Profits.“ ..360.000 00
lotions accounts of Individuals. mu
«Munro. merchant. and corporal"!!-
upon favorable terms.
[DWIN H. MATHIWOON. Fm.
JOHN H. KNAPP. View?!”
MOO] M. LAVTION. Cashier.
DIRIOTORU.
I. H. Malawian John N. 1.0qu!
Noun H. mm Henry «rm»
Jules ii. Marvin lemon Monorail
H. Rowen
:10‘7'“... ...... .........7.: :3.
‘ within” dim.“"6'.‘.'.'.‘.‘.'.'.'.‘.‘r. 1.:
FLATF"H dolldllialfllhhlbooli ""
.LU‘F..H ru-‘uutair‘rludtse120'be
3 W'AKF' H‘lituhllloalll‘lr1oeibe
.NA”: . Illuldohlllodil1n°3 Ibo
w 0 M
strlrolo 34°.
ens-stucco k
«Iterator-t.
1y.33'.urnuaneodriu
asuleotissar
mimondcd and i used a few bottles of 30
Christian swam" J. Wallace Marvin ’
Watches; Chains. locusts, Rings, etc. which can be had on the
k Ladies' hcmstltched heavy embrold
a...» handkerchiefa, very sheer linen
at 3911 each ,
Ladiea’ hematitched embroidered
a‘vo embroidered scalldped hahdker
chiefs. ii large assortment. at 25c.
Ladioe' plain hemstltched and fancy
embroidered handkerchiefs. at 12%:
16c;1ceac'h. ‘
Children's Initial and plain hand
kerchlefs. it dozen in a box, at 25c 11
box. . .
LEATHER GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Wish we had space to emphasize
the‘ whole Christmas stock of leather:
i out. we could _-tell you of the
differentiitems in detail: can only nine
we ofithe many Worthy bargains 11
Oil! space is limited.
Iadies' ‘e‘lfl‘er purses in black. tan,
green and brown. 25c.
Ladies“ seal pocket books, single or
double purses. 500.
Black leather wrist bags. lined in
white, with purse. 69c.
Square shaped black leather hand
_:.bag with leather handle, lined in
moire. $1. ‘
Black and brown leather wrist bags.
braided leather handle, moire lined,
{1.69
83-45 WASHINGTON 3ST.
Grand Llcarauce*5aie oi Winter,
Miliincry '
A DISCOUNT OF 25 PER CENT. ON ALL TRIMMED AND UNTRIM
MED MILLINERY.
STAMPING DONE TO ORDER.
3 S. TILLOTSON’ S
as WASHINGTON STREET. scum Nouwauit. do
abraded authors There are- new
lundred titles in this line
he lot lasts you may deco“
men] at 600 a‘ volume lift 7
volumes of the world’s bestilite .
handsomely bound
spoke son eovs , .
‘ ‘ cooks sou cunts ‘
Special edition of gift books, besti-
lt‘ully bound
.- The poets in handsome cloths and
leather bindings 3 .»
,. A Talkie. equipment oii Bill]
'i‘oy books by th th tin
pout. asLLlNo A' mired
3 These are dresae dolifl _
dolls not dressed. sleeping: do'
all since. all complexionii;
You ll be pleased with the _ 3
A large variety of tires
dressed dolls unusually 11
Vallety of prettily dread
with eyes that open and close
the undressed dolls. at 50c and:
a
hair disused with sl he and soft
en fabrics, extremely pretty..az
.51. 50 and $1. 98.
SOUTH NORWAL
For The Hulldulp
Big line of Mission furniture just received
for the Holidays.
Raymond 8» Son,
46 and 48 Main Street Normik.
WDid 11011 ever stop to think
that you could earn more money with your brains than with your hand ,-
That a term spent in SARTAIN'S COLLEGE will prepare you for an exeol~ :.
lent position? That a good paying position awaits you If you graduate? 3
We Guara..te a Petition.
DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL.
BOOKKEEPING, SHORTHAND. TELEGRAPHY.
ING. ELOCUTION.
r'3' 3.
MECHANICAL oaAw.‘
WORLD.
l8 EXCEEDINGLY CHEAP AT TH E PRlQE. I
NO HIGHER THAN THE POOR COAL PRICE.
CLEAN FROM SLATE AND DIRT.
THE HARRIS & GANS 00.
Office and yard. 68 Water mochaouth Norwalk.
Telephone clii m ii.
BRANCH OFFICE. W. U. TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
we sauna n-X
2 no. Main
DELIVERED IN YQUR 01'“is M
5“ do per ton.
Raymond Fame
at? Wormhole»
Our many customers will be pleased to learn that. we heroism 3
ed 11 Jewelry Department to our store. , We have a line sawmill: :3
credit as our Furniture. We are making special preparations for1
men. not only in the Jewelry line. but Furniture also. and it will be
you to hear us in mind an the holidays draw user; You dou'
"8ch up" i... Christmas it you buy of as. tor you can pay. us later
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