' his firm
Forecast for Not-ml tilt
Fair tonight rind Wodnoaday
being central ofi' Nova Scottie. this
lilornlng. ’l‘he heaviest snow iiiil oc-
gnrrc‘d along ttho Sound. At New Hm I
, on
1.15 inches of melted snow fell
tip to 8 a. m. A high area is control
wro or belbw are report
otas and Wisconsin. Cundltions favor
for this vicvinlty clearing weather this
afternoon and fair tonight and wont
nosday.
2 William Bognrdus hastakan a posi.
tiont at Cyrus' Pharmacywliififlridgcv:
nor . .
Miss Helen Pickett. of Quinia‘rd
plum, Norwulk. has returned from a
, visit in Bridgeport.
A meeting of the Hat Flnishers' As
qociation will be held tomorrow night,
.in Central Labm Lyceum.
(loneral and Mrs. Russell Frost .und
soul Russell, of South Norwalk, have
been visitor; in Orange N. J.
Owing to the steam pipes freezing
up The Old Well Cigar Company plant
was not in operation yesterdays,
Mr and Mrs Frederick H. Rownn. oi
Elmwood .nvenue. will entertain the
No Name Whist Club tomorrow night.
Trinity Branch, Girls Friendly So-
cloty will meet Thursday evening at
the home of Mrmdeunings 43 Wcst
street
Contractoi H. W Mather is. making
some improvements to a residence on
South Main street l'm Charles
gownilts. ,.
C. W. Kendr (it, formerly chief on-
sincer at the lcctric light station is
Very ill of typhoid fever at his homo
in Roxbury, Conn
-—Cloa1ance sale of Milllncry, about
200 Hats Mrs ‘A. Altenbrandt, 31 So.
Main St” 30. Norwailt.
Daniel Hoyt, of South Main street.
is in Albany on a business trip for
the National Lock Washer
Company. of Newark.
The official board. oi .the Norwaik
Methodist Church Wt" meet tomorrow
vveuing with the pastor. Rev. Lenin,
K. Moore at the parsonage.
The .Central who. Union will sale. I.
brat‘e Its birthday on January 2, at the
Lyceum in South Main street,
big time is anticipated.
Thondoooratlona for the Christmas
night dance of Company D wdi be on
a more elaborate scale this year than
over before Among the decorations
will be 100 Christmas trees.
Tho Goorgotown teachers and ex-
teachers have arrangcd to give a dance
in. the hall in that place on Friday
evening. Jesse's orchestra, of South
Nurwaik. has been engugcd to furnish
the music for the function.
The telephone linemen at work on
their windy. serial platforms in con-
nection with the present work in South
Norwailt, have strung up canvas
screens in most places to protect them
from the bloat. .
Tho Commercial Retort] gives Nor-
wnlk credit for having twelve root es-
tate sales last Week. with mortgages
of $4; 830 For the second week in
December 1903 there were star on salt s,’
and mortgages of 88.250. , .
The annual meeting of tho Connor:-
ticiit Horticultural Society will be
hold at its rooms in county building.
Wednesday, at 7 30 p. m., for tho cleco
tion of officers. reporting tho work of
the society done during 1904, and all
other items of business portincut to
this annual drooling.
The Bai'tondct‘s'illnion villi hold it
smoker Muddy attornooru Johnny 8,
at Central Labor Union Lyco'uhi South
Main street. The llbotlouints villi hold
ii. ball at Music Hall on January 27.
Prof William T. Jensen orchestra
this occasion. . 1.
‘1‘ !'
norm West street ond‘tl‘lflor omuo.
fbr Franklin {Bull ,{or which H. W.
Mother has the c‘ rs contract. “the
‘:work’ .tuiliiiibwdono by the day.
the Jones a Hotohkliis Co. will do
the plumbing and hot air liming, John
w. Beatty the nail in nit. ,P hi
Ferris the cloctricii work a
‘ rip" Wilton tine. co‘iziim built I
unwound ”indie Enamel bottoniti
, , ,1 n ,
storm arcs is now passing csstward, ‘
Over Wisconsin and tempcrstiires of ‘
'oi tho’Da k
at
which time a dance Will be given. A 5
.ions. yestordoy. sustaining inc.
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force‘sll iyon hi
Pinkhom’s Vogetoblc'd on;
snilow comploxion, and genera
which restored the to new life and
Windsor, Out.
with the ovaries. indicated!)
by heat; and shooting pmlns,
neglect.
“Dunn Mus. 121mm
my life and I cannot ex
, “Béforel Imud to you
two yours stoodgad client.
88
Mrs]?
Miss Ha good teIIs how she was cured
oI F3110 an and Ovarian Inflammation—-
and escapcd anyawftil operation by using
Vegetable Compound
“Dun. Mus. Winona-.1 suffered for: four years with. what the .
doctois culled S‘ulplngtiltls (influnnnntion of tho l‘uilopiiui tubes) nod ovn.
ritls, wb 11 pro most. disallowing uud
piirroun 1mg. Flirts undormidnig tho constitution, and stripping the life
id seen ms 3‘ year ago, below I hogan takin
nod, and had noticed the sunken eye
emuciatnd condition, and compared tha
person with me as I am todny, robust, hearty and well, you would not
wonder that I feel thankful to you and your wonderful medicine,
health in live months, and saved me
from on a wful operation.”~—Mlss incur. Raccoon, 1022 Sandwich St.,
Ovarltls or inflammation of the ovaries or fullopinn tubes which ndtiloln the
ovaries may result. from sudden stopping of the monthly flow, from in
tion of the wombpond manyb other causes. The slightest indication of trouble
5%] dull throbbing sin in the side, occom acted
on id claim your nstsnt- attention. It. w ll not
ours itself, and a hospital Operation, ivith all its torrors, mny easily result from
can truily d l
as my mm to to on It Worth.
tolling howl feII,I I
lots of money in mediums
My menses did not appear in that time and
» I suffered much
fainting spells, icstlnche, backache and
[flamidoWn mill, and was so weak that
twas
_ . “.1 used your medicine and treatment
as directed, and after taking three bottles
, . of Lydia E.Plnkbam's Vegetable Com-
' . Eonntif,t menses fl
‘ i let, true, and
“I will always recommend your wonderful remedies, and hope that
those few lines may lead others who suffer as
remedies.” uhins. ’l‘. C Winnimsuu, R R. No.1,1ilanning. Iowa.
Such unquestionable tostimony proves the
llam's Vegetable Compound over diseases 0 women.
Women should remember that they are privileged to consult
ntl. yon. Mass" about their illness, entirely free.
. on by 11 plots
h ru
it day or two
z
smbrd clung ., '33
" coil represents
painful shutouts, affecting all the
g Lydia 15.
amino-
iiay that you hows saved
ad doctorcd for ovcr
sides, but. it. all
sin Iwould daily ave
aid forms to do any, work
ntcd, my won b trou-
havo been refit tr ev or
illicit. Iussd fourtge .n iz'rs oi‘
ydla E. l’inkhnm’s Variable
00m ound and Blood Purifier
loge er, dud i now. restored to
perfect health. hid it. not. been for
you, I Would have been in my move.
I (lid to try your
wu- of Lydia E. Pink-
COM PLAI NTS-fi- WERE FAU LTY.
Judge Curtis autumn Defendant's Der
murrcra.
Judge Howard [Curtis of tho (Mini
of Common Pleas handed down dccis—
no
icndnnts demurres in the cases of the
Slate against Conrad (loll and against
Charles Mnlloti. injunctions woic
brought M’Mnst (loll and Mhiinit iiv
has bc'sn engaged to furnish music on '
The frame is being raised for who .
new réiiitfonce to be built on the tow
County Health Officer Hill to prevent
them from keeping unsanitary quar
tors. The defendants entcre‘d‘ detour.
rcrs iii the cases, claiming thatHhc
complaints were faulty owing to‘ihc
(not inhibit was not alleged they were ,
conducting it public nulsanco Then
the complaints will have to bu brought
court If“! distiltléd in ilfclr‘fifvoi‘ and
HABEAB CORPUS PROCEEDINGS
CONTINUES
The habeas corpus DPOCCt'dIll‘lB
brought by Margaret C. Mncrnuuei
of Indianapolis, ind., ugniust Jonas 1..
MacDaniel, of Norwulii. f0r tho tion
session of. their daughter. Ruth Mitt)»
Daniel. which were commenced boiorc
Judge Scott of Danbury. iii the civil
court of common pleas Saturday woli:
Continued until next Saturday
Saturday was spent almost. cutiioiy in
tho oxniiiiiiiitlon and cross-examination
of Mrs. MncDanicl.
LORDCURION assumes omen.
{GALE WA Doc Nir-bord Curt»
odlosto rcsumcd oflico this
main iii in! icons. of indis. Then:
as u blur gathorlitigi tho coitu-
‘ hecticu riy‘o‘
inst ,
or the stats. on
Moll ti “tho; cou-
‘ $38. up is thirty-
ilduhte from
i. and tho Yule
ad has studied in
Wesleyan University. He married An.
toiuotto Fullsrbon. daughter of N. A.
Fullertoui Eon. Of New Haven, on Sen
tomborli.1899.
tHB M13159?
one yeargi ant Val icy,
years in M old and thee years in.
Hartford whore. he is pastor uh uio' 8t '
Gunman
its has come in contact. and his so
tlrlty in loan Mp people‘s work has
arctic him Wills y and favorablyhnohm
throughout centrali Connecticut. His
familiarity with both the country town
and in city inbould make him very
accepts lo tothc members of tho leg.
lsiatui‘e 1 .
, Mr Bmwn'scandidacyvvas dnnouuca
ed by his friends in the public press
on Nov. Jiksund rho is believed to be
the first oscillate «in the field. We
shall be pinched if he can have your
support. Yours very truly. ,,
RGDI‘CSGDWIVQWWQHE!‘ H Clark
Hartford: 191mm AHSmlth Hartford;
Luther W Fowler. Middlcilold; Frank
N. Hocking, Simsbury; Alonzo L. Lati-
énfir, Simsbury; Henry B. Wilcox. Bris-
0
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_. A PLEASANT PILL.
No pill is its pleasant and positive
as liaWitt's Little Early Risers. ‘ Do~
Witt's Little Early Risers are so mild
and offctive that children, delicate lad-
ies and weak people snloy their cleans
sing offset. while strong people anv
they are the best liver pills sold. Sold
by The Clifford Ph.arnincy
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WHEN no w: CELEBRATE?
owl--
Christmas and New Your. Fall on Sun.
day This Yeah-Mandy
successful "cosmonaut! .
. rec
Paul's Minimalist Episcopal church. ‘I
l-lis workiin Hartford has proved very .
pléasing to the members of his church ‘
. and the people of the city with whom
’ the ‘statc among the sportsmen that
_ Will be. Observed
Christmits will fall on Sunday this
your, and as is the custom it will be
automated on Monday. when there will
l( the usual suspension 0 business by
iictcrleu and stores. it us come to
trite or nationltl holiday falls on Sun-
my to cold rate no Monday. although
in individus ‘cnses‘lt is probable‘that
the célcb‘titlon will take ‘placs on Sat
urday. This custom has obtained to
make it possible for the people to huvo
the regulation number of holidays, for
‘l Sunday should be celebrated in such
a case We would be out a holiday.
Likcwise Monday. Jan. 2. will be col
obratoil its New Year's Day. This lat
torwill be. officially recognized as a
holiday by the town scltOol board
which has voted that the soboola of
the town shall reopen after the boil-
ilny vacation on the 'I‘ii'bsday after
New Year's Day.
it has been so long since a holidsv
has fallen on Sungay that most people
have forgotten w at the practice has
been in colc rating. and numerous re-
uus‘sts for in rotation have been mado'
during tho last few dnys 3
‘LADIES' DI. MFPIOGNODQ'O
“do: bud! mmm'difiscoé no "a“ " 0m“
pour...
GEORGE OBERLANDER 8TRICKEN
Wall-Known Damn Man Has an M-
tack of Paralysis.
Georgi: Obcrlandcr. a woliikuown
resident of nation. was siriikoii with
paralysis. into Saturday owning at
tho common to his homo. Ho botanic
unconscious. and ioiiiaiuod in that
titatc until early this morning .wbou
that-owns some improvement. This
afternoon ho had becomo conscious of
wbut was trniispiring‘ about him. Ho iii
in ii vory critical coudition. but hopes
, hm outcrtiiiucd for his memory.
Mr. Obcrisndcr's iliniuitt was very
sudden. Ho boa been in good health
up to tho limo of tho seizure. ilo was
returning from a shopping trip and
was lost about to enter his homo when
he bocunic iii.
Mr. Obcrltindor iii till years old. Ho
has at various times boon iiiiiioiuior
and constiibio lu Dorian. Willi out: of
the founders of tho Eagle ooh and
Luddcr Company. and was or years
its. chief outcor
OVIITANIO.
"charm of South Not-walk Rudm
Know What it Mun-s .
.‘i‘bc kidneys not ovorbixoc.
Hun too much
”flit? idli shunt it0 in‘ililiny antics and
low
”Backbone. alcoholic hoodaclis.
Early symptoms of idney ills.
urinary tmuhior. till also. Bright‘s
discus folow
A South Norwalk citiiiiin toils here
it curtain ours.
mm at. faith, to To for iiviinuo
locksmith by occupation ii tho employ
of tho Norwslk book contour. um
i“! up not the only out up 1
who fro
Wins.‘
lift?! “it , . ,
ding
K. it sum inths factory cud
fill that i know who no tron
sin (II; and i I"
he the olithbiished custom. when ail
.iy, so much so in fact
I . Br cit upon brick may lay
mum flux-pay John a.” Cuneo was iii Hitti-
fol-ii
got when to begin.
If itwill
lure «9‘ so many things
cntni things; things that-
» to make this holiday
onned its Christina! dream
, 1 it «a i. in“
I pitiy‘od do the but advantage for easy choosing. Mthiug‘ii If
pi it
or ovorioolgad. . Wu ammo y» for the
want to on right hutch ,
.thuaiiiatioal y reoiiy iii: pawl,
Mi
' '01 all the important truths that go
to looks up the slim total of our Christ-
inns soiling. thorn is no-
‘giniportitnt than Wham
, showing will surely commadd your at»
‘ toution
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‘ FOR SALE BY ‘
THE CLIFFORD PHARMAOV
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FERRETS WORKING HAVOO WITH'
Legislature May Effect the Desired
Charter—New Ute for Rain.
A complaint is going up throughout
ferrets are increasing rapidly and are
working havoc. not only among. tho
rabbits. but also among the game
birds as well. The increase in num-
ber is sold to be caused by infraction
of the statues on the subject and cars.
lcssiicss of thoso who handle the for-
rots.
Suction 3.l18 of the general statutes
provideh that it shall be an offense to
use ferrets in the hunting of rabbits
untilvOctobcr i. 1906, but notwithstanib
lug this statute ferrets are bred ton '
large extent in the state itnd‘ sold» to
people in all sections. When the
breeder or keeper of a ferret is asked
why no hoops the fcrrci in violntion of
the law, he denies that ho is (icing so,
and asserts that he keeps the animal
solely to linnt rats?
This is considered aifccblc excuse
by those who are familiar with ‘thc
matter. its only ln-rgrn‘nnrics or possi-
bly in s. few barrio do rats do an am
cunt of injury sufficient to wnrrnut tho
keeping of ferrets to drive thorn out.
and as g, matter of fuctthoro are many smoking room and an assembly hall. 1 could not walk for over two year
hunters who start out "rat hunting‘
with control rabbit hounds a gun and the occasions of the celebrations in Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. which his
a ferrot in a coat pocket
The fcrrcts uliich go down into tho nary of Odd Fellowship is observed a scar."
rabbit holes do not always come up
again. even abort muzalcd. but. wilii
stay underground and perhaps kill a
rabbit andv‘stny to enjoy it. Thus the
owner loses the animal. which finds a
mate and thcrtutftci multiplies iaiiitl'
that rabbits
iire not tho only game molested, but
the game birds suitor also.
The law prohibitng their use in iab
bit hunting is in effect for nearly it
your yet and iiicniiwhilo the general
assembly will sit and will probably
enact further legislation in the matter.
The sportsmen of the state will cer-
tainly fuvor such additional extension
of the law, it is said,
in discussing the misuse of the for-
rots onc sportsman recalled o 0830
where the low lutd been successfuly
evaded and the purpose for which for-
retu are mind as successfully accour
plishcd. Ho know a man who started
out out» day with at strong churns bag
filled with small holes, which had
rings worked in them to provciit iboir
enlargement. in this bag ho 'hnii
ton or twelvo good sized rnip. Whoii
a rabbit wns drivon to‘iiis hoio’ the
humor placed his bag at the, mouth
of the hole and liboriitod one rut into
the! aperture. 'l‘ho top of the hole was
started oxploi'lng.
than that of a ferret and would
promptly looks a dash out and be so
readily taken 1111 when a ferret was
used
WW
THE. BUiLDIRB.
Bravoly they build and well.
Singing in limo.
Who their house shall ilwcii
Fold- 4ch for clinic.
nutty-jut! true.
Not for on hour. it day.
'l‘licir work‘they-iio.
Not for lbw hour, the day.
His bonito its roars»
Nay. but tho workman true
Works for long yum
Britvoly they build and ours.
fling thoy cli ilnm
Lou: shit i iiioir worli oiiriuri-
moo oi ‘ri lino.
Wouldn't than, too. build. my soul,
fitruniuroiiuiillinei . .
none work strong work
And this con tic-rut
GENWW ’HALIllWHl'l‘LOCK.
OEIKB A FANOON FOR OALEi
f.
‘.
_ mung billions .tiia
,_ lanai-.11»! Ili'nrilcuii on bohslf of
bold flaloimii ‘ll
0|!le iii in
'3 ko‘rchi’ofs, M.
covered tightly and the rat naturally w
The rabbit in the hole would not ilko ;
tho aptnonrnuco of the rat much better '
utur‘o‘. more
,. Such
“we. are
assortments and valuation
Ludies' hematitched heavy cin‘broid
. emu handkerchicfs, wry silosr linen,
at 89¢! each.
Ladies' hematitchcd unbroide d.
a‘so embroidered scall pod hand
chléfs. a. large asset-true t, at 25c.
Ladicn' plain hathstitchod and fancy
embroidered handkerchieis. at limo
15c. 19¢ each. .. »
Children's initial and plain hadd
doacn in a box, at 25c a
burnt . ,
LEATHER 39008 ' J .
OF EVERY DBSORiPlTioN
«Wish we had some to «mphsstze
the whoic‘ Christmas stock or leather
" goods; wish wo‘ could toll you of the
different items in detail: can only note
a few of the many worthy bargains on
our space is limited . .1... . .
Ladioa' leather purses in black,
green and broWn. 26c c. .
Ladies' seal pocket books, single or
double purses, 50c. .
B‘ack leather wrist bags. lined in
white ‘wlth purse, 59c. .
Square shaped black leather hand
bag, with leather handle, lined in
moire, $1. .
Black and brown leather wrist bags.
braided leather handle, moire lined,
81. 69
83—85 WASHINGTON 81'.
tom
great througciof bit if”.
we've never been more complete it.)
no: sin corner ”as
soon sate mm
Thousands of books for tilt! “ ‘
those books will be found , .
mobs copyright books 6ft Jo
special mature will be a not
it. 25 copyright books by the! all
curated authors There are new
hundred titles in this liner! ‘
the lot lasts you may as ~
them at 50c a volume Hundred!
Volumes of the world' a best literati“
handsomely bound
BOOKS FOR nova
BOOKS FOR oiata
special edition of gift books. he to
t-lfuiiy bound 1.
The poets in handsome cloths
leather bindings -
A duo equipment of Bibles:
Toy books by the thousandd“, ,
OOLL SELLING is A FEATURE
.1 Those are dressed dolls. kid body
dolls not dressed sleeping do.
dolls that never close an eye, doll t
all since. all complexions. till one 9.
You'll be pleased with the did
A large variety of crossed a
dressed dolls unusually nice, it 250.’
\Variety of prcttiiy dressed. dolls.
with eyes that open and close, also
the undressed dolls. at 50c and 79
Dressed dolls with light and dot
hair dressed with alike and sort w '14
on fabrics. extremely pretty. at
$1. 50 and $198.
SOUTH NORWAL
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ODD FELLOWS’ HOME WORK
NEARLY DONE.
New Dormitory at Fairview to be
Ready for Occupancy in About
‘ a Mo.“ th,
About the middle of January. unless
there is some unexpected do‘ or the
new dormitory of the Odd Fallows'
home at h‘airvle-w. min . .-
1131}. The plastering has been com-
pleted and the carpenters are now
putting in the finish. The heating
plans is installed and as soon as the
painting is out of the way and the fur-
niture installed the long needed addi
tion to the home will be ready for tho
reception of occupants.
The supply committee of the home.
of which H. .l Hirsch is chairman in
now getting bids on furniture and oth-
er essentials for the dormitory. 'lhc
new building adds .ll sleeping rooms
to the capacity of the home. also a.
The assembly room will be used on
I \pril of each year when the anniver-
and on other occasions. .
in fitting up the dormitory the com-
fort of the inmates Will be. taken into
consideration and the furnishings will
be tasty as Well as substantial. ‘Therc
are now 19 membsrs of the order at
the home and us soon as the dormi-
lory is in use several more who can-
W
. muted.
not now be accommodated will be lid
The home has always been a source
of pride to the. murmurs ~‘ ’- .
in this state and with its additions.
cliit‘ies it is a muci 1.... - ...... .....a‘
monument to the trim tr‘M'lsb n that
is taught in the lodge than ever he‘-
ore.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
“DcWitt s is the only genuine Wltc
Hazel Salve." writes J. 1... Tucker of
Center, Ala “I have used it in.
family i'm Piles, Cuts and Burns to
years and can recommend it to be the
best Salve on the market. Every film
lly should keep it, as it is an lnyalna.
bio household remedy. and should al-
ways be kept on hand for immediate '
use.‘ Mrs Samuel Gage. of North ‘
iBuab. N. Y., say : “lhad a loner}
sore on my ankle r twelve years that
the doctors could not cure. All calves
and blood remedies proved worthless.
Finally 1 was persuaded to try
completely cured me without leaving ‘
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many. in.
"0h, see here!" cried the good-nil ul'. .
ed man finally. "I in getting tire‘ of
waiting on you in this why. '- "'Af‘e you '
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letiyou wait on me some other way," _
rowed his wifo. wPhiladoiphia bedgsr
it“
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ordered appetite, resolve”
corrective medicine
always be well and vigorous, and full of the ‘
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When you wake in the morning with a *
I bid taste in the mouth, a heavy bend and a. dis- :
Pills are purely vcgctable, and gently accompliah
their mission of héalth.
IBeecham 3
Sold atomistic in boxes
the. and aft. ‘
is
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and social life must ’
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nothing can equal
Norwalk Chronicler