li‘he storm alter will probably move
‘ northeast
.. Sylciai‘ty.
. ,vloiuIty
:‘snotw tbie
Chanda. reported a minimum of forty
. played along the coast.
I 'hold a rémllal‘ meeting.
. the same.
_ ‘ M. O. Peuiield. of the Intel-national
Italians;
, , not
{Hid-I chum
, . Ii Wurhritlchmpnd.
l IIIfl nnuins cloudy weather
iuo s
. , labia stiles and In the
eastern on or the bake ration.
and pass south of this
I1 - 'i‘lie weather in this
i budloildy. with rain or
room and indium, rol-
c‘ end-y by clearius' and
‘wehther. Wil1te River.
below sore. Storm warnings are dis-
The Iponthiv muslin ot' the South
Nollvialit Fire Police wHi be held next
Monday night
“to platform of the railroad stations
In South Noi‘Wsik.
mDIVluht Smith, of south Norwalk ism
(bilingual at his uncle Jelterson Hunt.
0th street. Baikal.
The regular meeting of linens Tribe.
improved order of Red Men will be
held tonight at Ii o 'clock.‘
Miss Lulu Horst. of Spring street.
has been spending the New Year hol
lday in Hal-risen. New York.
Miss Marie and Masv c O'Connell of
South Norwalk srev siting relatives
in Stcpeuey Village andYoarc.
Mr. and Mrs. Cheater F. Toilets. of
Ansonla. were guests of relatives In
The Norwaiks. over New Year s.
Yesterday a and today's rains and
thaw» have still thither Issuance the
danger of a water Iliniine in this state.
Washington Camp, No. ll, Patriotic
Order oi! the Eons of America. will
Thursday
night. ,
Lawrence Patrick of Bridgeport. has
been visiting his :rhndparenls. Mr. and
Mrs. charlesM
Street.
Delano Decker, oi‘tlrellcenl terrace,
who has been Iii of typhoid lever for
the. past two weeks, continues about
. Mrs. 0.! Allen. oi South Norwalk
IIIIISI beta the guest of her brother Dr;
w. 8. Punter. of Milford. for the past
few days.
Now come the days when the busy
man curses inwardly on discovering
that he has written the date with a 4
instead of a 5.
Correspondence schools of Scranton.
Pond. has been making a short stay
In South Norwalk.
Miss Margaret Mocklei. or South
Not-walk, and Miss Jennie Shol'voy. of
l3ridgeport are guests or Miss Mamie
ShaIVoy, ol‘ 48 Ailbliil street.
The annual meeting of the New Eng.
land Tobacco Growers” Association
Will be held In Room lit) at the Capitol
on 'Iluesday. January 10. at 10 II. In.
. Mrs. Harriett. Hoyt Barnes and Ar-
thur H. Barnes, .ir. returned to Merl.
den. tmlay. having spent the holiday
vsoatlou, with Mr and Mrs. James W.
Hoyt oi South Main street.
Paul Lhwrenos. who has been spend
in: the holiday vacation with his par—
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B imwrence.
West street. rél‘urned to his htudles
at Storrs Agricultural College,
morning.
There is comparatively little frost in
the ground at the present time the
deep snow having acted as a bla'ultct
dot of: the Inc-Int extreme weather. In
some places the lmsi has not penetrat-
ed to a depth at marathon four in-
cites.
Butler Luring]. 0.0. R. will hold
a ionosraai or the initiatory degree
this evening at It unlock. All mo
hers are replicated to be present. .T to
degree, will lie conferred on a number
or candidates. Wednesday evening
The officers also will be installed.
The Ii. N. Pierce Campus oi Plain-
villa. has tiled s certlflcuih manic»
lion with the ptlite fiéfigfidryiz The oill.
ours are: President
Plulnville: secretary.
prism; I‘m-um. was. Seymour.
Pislnvilie M. L. Pierce. Kid .Plor‘oo
and H. M. Pierce are the munching“
able Sn. Pierce.
along the Mlddle
Exteuilvs repairs have been made to do
Mum-choc, oi Lowe ~
thist”
SSSSS" ISIS i a
{Hi IISIIWIHIH . .
in
H!) ”S:
‘III
age 9
r
Robbdrtw—Ybu ISIII‘ i
PfoPBBDP-‘YOII may give me an ex-
w&bert~l can lick you with out
hand.
Protessor-S-Slr! Whats that?
blit'ff.’?-«Iloldou
Roberto-That’s u
Days.
CASTOR IA
For Inhale and children.
its list In ilIII Allin: limit
80mm
Robbed of its Tet-rors.5-‘-.Mrs. Naggs~
Paralysis Is a terrible affliction.
Mrs. Juggs~WelL there was a time
when I thought so too.
“figs. NagzswAnd dout you think so
Mrs. JagMb no. You see. my
husband comes home two or three
times a WPOII with such it stroke or it
Iliat he had Sio be carried up the steps
and i‘ve got accustomed to it. 42in-
ninnati Email-eta
A osIM 'rsaosov
Is daily enacted. In thousands 0|
homes. as Death claims. in each one.
another victim or Consumption or
Pneumonia. But when Coughs and
Colds are properly treated the truedy
ls averted. F‘. G. Huntley of Diali-
isndon. lhd.. writes: “My wife had
the consumption. and three doctors
gave her up. Finally she took Dr.
King‘s New Discomry tor Consump
tion Coughs and Color. which cured
her. and today silo is well and strong."
I. kills the germs of all diseases.
’lolle relieves. Guaranteed at 50c and
81.00 by F. H. Baxter. Drugslsl. Trial
bottle free. "
”Now. me good man. " said the pom
pone stranger who had signed "Via.
count Hurdcnstle, Lexicon." on the reg.
later “what are your term here?"
01w =
in sealed packages. No charge for the park. '
Ask year grocer for a p‘Oup‘d of Gold
Medal Cfeamery Butter. ~
:utmr «Evc wide I here. 1'”-
I’ll set Ilia. dog on .youl” shouted the
proprietor of the country place to the
trump.
. “I only wanted to tell you that your
. than down InertI In the hold is not a
trutblul man." said the itinerant with
his not In his hand.
“What do you mean?"
“Why. be told” me he was worhv
ing for It gentleman. (loud-day!"
Yonkers Statesman.
sous HuSNSoseo BABIES.
St. Vincent's infant Asylum. Chico
_ go, shelters homeless walls awaiting
adoption, and there are nearly 400 ha-
bles there. Slater .l‘ulia writes: "I
cannot say too much in praise of F0
ley‘s Honey and Tar for coughs, colds.
croup and whooping cough " Contains
no opinion and is safe and sure. Ask
lot Foley’s Honey and Tu and Insist
upon having it. as It is a pale remedy
and certain results. Refuse substi-
tutes. Sold at Plalsted' a Drug Star‘s.
that you know "
dressesIWw—Phliadhlphia Press.
Sm...»
CAUGHT COLD'WHILE HUNTING A
”UN LAB.
Countable at Chaplain Oniurio. says:
“i caught u severe cold while hunting
aburgiar in the forest swamp last
fall. Ilearldt of Che therlaiu's
"Cough Remedy ltriéd It and prior us
in: two small bottles, l was omplete
ly cured "
especially for coughs and rods.
It
in less time than by any other treat
meat and is a favorite wherever its
superior excellence has
known.
Corporation, Cliifm‘d
IPlerco's Bridge Plurmacy,
Pharmacy.
Muquu~—l saw you with that liown
dy boy again. i told you I didn't wan
you to piny with him.
\VIIIIc—M’hy, me, he’s a bully teller
“Cash in advance." roul‘cd Ibo
shrewd hotel clerk promptiy.——Pbila
dolphin Press.
.....
” II IIouSuIa when ”Hp
Flam! ‘lS
--iiosiou Transcript.
III II unbicwn m”
b Icons on used Imam
they m the but coolim. The sputum
Jr) EROILER HOOD ATTACHMENT
used in alienation with the MW
his sled hail the. time. He has it go-
Ilug down hill and I have it going up
, Pail. “
yield the cream from Which Gold Medal .
Creamery Butter is made”. In the wood
“When I marry, l‘li want a girl
who makes her own dresses and all
"Wouldn‘t yen compromise on a girl
who wouldn't have in make her own
This remedy I» Intended
will loosen and relieve a. severe cold
become
For sale by Stilleon-Powell
Pharmacy.
Zellfudr
I.
When he goes coasting he lets me but” '
’S pamphlet
Deputy Comm cipher Eaton Remarks
_ on Bolitlsai Pressure.
The report of iibu. .Ioli'n All Noble.»
dairy commissioner of Connecticut. is
made public today. it opens with n
reprint of the state laws relating to
. tho adultcl‘alion tit food, the powers oi
the commissioner a list of exulninn
lions oi! butter and of examinations at
vinegar Itnd molasses and also oi
ni‘ound articles and oonuuorcial feed-
ugs ‘
There III also a rim list oi‘ the room.
cries of the state. allowing titty-II
all. of which fifteen are closed. There
are reprints of the paper of Commie
sinner Noble. road at the St Louis fair
to the\ \Sllional association oi Stale
lairya loud departments. and that.
or Dena y Commissioner it. 0 Eaton
on the enforcement oi‘ pure food law‘s.
ir Eaton referring to political pros-
Iure felt by those holding such offices.
S‘i tenure Goinuii‘ou . hisjorlbunks, I‘ll
.S phoneme ~ balloon. Ilslsbbuultuj
' ChutIIlIIy. and Elliot.
ine in ‘
‘ Probably the most remarkable qua;
delay. and Input. They
Ii ices impressive when bullied as
Phonetic spell
in; dcpllvcc many names or {hell
terrors. 'i‘llul uwiul‘ name Geonbu
you would become simply Gonna.
Rulhyen would be ltiv‘eu, and wooll-
burn, ltoburu. ’
in code you ever move in unbound
doriul circles or make friends on the
Riviera. dout forget the Baron de’
Mnsueyiiic ls culled LaueI'Jeul hi.
III. Ilyr wiliuuswer you if you say
Nhsnseer. and litmus would be a goon
rendering of the name of the eminent
composer of wuitzed Matkyurwlec
will be so near as you can so to his .‘h
Iuvcli but possibly you play be able to
avoidl this distinguished personage,
' A couple at “Saints" . are rather
puzzling. SCwCIIll‘k should be render
ed Sinclair. and if you would win a
smile at approval. pronounce St. Los
or Sellinge‘r, or Selledet. ‘
There Is no need to look up Beau
champ: it to merely a pluylul lender
II!!! of the famous maker or pills.
Illlgilitune has nut-h nu aWeelnspiriun
uppeal'uuce it is ti pity we” must pro
pounce ill Duharu. Ilesilicote is
shortened into lielhcul, and Dillwyu
has quite an Irish havor when pro-
uounced Dillon. .
Desquesues Is not so dimcult as it
looks. Deksne would puss muster
to
bits donned its
or. overlooked. We
.- rent is "(a
busluutics Iy "is; than ‘
QHRIBTMAB HANDKEI‘IG . IRS.
0! all the Important home that so
to make up the sum total of our‘Cbrbn
mus selling. there is no lea _ there
important than handkerchlelu.
sssortlue‘uts and values as we are
.fl
tendon
Ladies’ lielnstitchcd heavy embroid
cred haudkerchlots.
at 39¢ each. ”
Ladies bemslitched embroidered,
hiso embroidered scalloped handkcr
chiefs. a large assortment, at sea.
.‘Ladios plain he’lnstitched and fancy
embroideled huudkclcbiets. at 12%c.
15c. lilo each. ‘
Children's initial and plain hand-
lgerchiels. 54 dozen in a box, at 25c a
air. .
LEATHER GOODSB
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Wish we had space to emphasize
the whole Christmas stock of leather
moods; wish We could tell you of the
different items in detail; can only note
a few or the many worthy bargains on
our space is limited
Ladies' leather purses in black, tau.
groan and brown. 250..
Ladies' seal pocket books, single or
double purses. 50c.
Black leather wrist bags. lined in
white with purse. 59c.
Square shaped black leather hand
bag. with leather handle, lined In
moire. 81.
and you may also come across Dak-
unp. Regarding Uhurteria
Bundys. you will win approval in high
society it you stick to Charters and
and S
Black and brown leather wrist bags,
angled leather handle moire lined,
EH5 WASHINGTON 8T.
Solids: and those individuals knowni
us‘Jcrvis. Berkeley. and Derby like
to bear the first “a" turned into "ah"
Why. it is dilltcult to shy,
Spare a Weisbmau‘s feelings by say
Ing Absruanny and not Abergnvenny.
and. it possible. don't attempt to pro
emnrks:
“When a conclusion has been arriv
l at there is but one path open and
hat m to stick to your decision even it
very politician in titeeiilaie is pulling
It your coat tails to hu'IIo you lot up.
"no commissioner cannot allot-d to be
an autociui oi ailictalor any more
hau he can itilorti himself to bo‘
swerved by political methods."
There Is In the report a sketch of
"be Connecticut part. in the world‘s fair
as respects the matters covered by
this department; The dairy stock ox
hibited by tlIc.WeilsoII oi Newiugtou
receives especial commendation.
In conclusion Commissioner Noble
calls attention to the diminished use
of olco and the correspondingly lu-
creuacd opportunity for real butter.
and urges a national pure food law.
A CERTAIN Souls: FOR now.
When a child shows symptoms or
vllh new remedies, no matter how
highly. they may be recommended.
There Is one preparation that can al-
ways be depended upon. It has been
u use for many years and has never
been known to fail. vim: Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. Give it and a quick
are in euro to follow: Mr. M. F
Conlpiun of Market. 'l‘exaa. says at it.
I have used Chamberlain' s Cough
Remedy In severe cases of croup with
my children. and can truthfully say it
always gives prompt relief. " For sale
by Stillson Powel Corporation. Clifford
Pharmacy, Plot-cos Bridge Pharmacy.
Zoltiuss Pharmacy.
WANT HENDRIE WILL SET ABIDE.
Two suits for $90. 000 each have
been brouxhl In the superior court by
Frederick 13 Hundrle and Herbert W.
Heudrie or Stamford helmet-law of
the late Charles Hendrie. who left. an
estate or $150,000. The pialutiil's
calm undue lulluenro was exerted
‘ upon the late Charles Iiuutlrlc. Caro-
‘to them and only $10,000 was lolt to
- each of the plaintiffs. They ask that
estate. and sec 000 damages each
How To AVOID fiNIUMONIA.
We have never heard at a single in-
stance of a cold resulting in Fashion.
his or other loan trouble when Foley s
Honey and Tar has been taken. It not
only loop: the cough but heals and
stronitltans the lunch. Ask tor Fo-
R F. Kenny, Thomas Brady.“
Iiivsa. w. risers. Albert J. “Mimic.
. O 0
N939 ork': '33 ”WI" 'liiiml oi.
SAID
Britifiptu'u"i in. Mmburiy. Narniuhamp
Now-III: ’I'. .1. fire
‘ey's Money In Tax” and refuse any
. substitute adored. one .1. Bishop.
of “Agnew. Mich. writes: "I have us-
's Honey and T» In three
vary were com oi pneumonia with
results In every‘ cuss.“ Bold at
Idaho’s Drills .
Johnql'i
ombudsman: Its. f,S
a. .i‘t ,
. IsmoreWb’acouch.
m... motionwmh jot
uroup there is no time to experiment.
"has Id. Ford and Mary itidabock by,
which the bulk of the estate was left
the allowance be set aside and they.
be allowed their lawful uhare or the
pounce Amlwclt. If you are English.
It is beyond you. A fairly succesaiui
way is to start with "Am" and leave
the rest to luck.
it you are going to Doigeliy for
your holldavs. ask for a ticket to Del
uethly; and if you are a cyclist don't
Inquilc the way to Iiiunelly.
do you will probably never get there.
'l‘l‘e rustic would bite at Lisbethly.
however.
Don‘t think of some diminutive
iI “Ghrlstdm dress.
will“ I“ the hall advantage for {they chooslfin
* {THE Bil} CHRIE‘SSI'MSAE
” 3'
ions: things that lit
ks this holiday can;
noihld flit
II
ready tombs grout I rungs o gmbuy
_ or been more oomplstoifim
BOOKS sate saolua
Thousands olbodks tor Sifts. A on , S
Such those books will be .I’uund ‘ ill 'S S
ndlultiislu
mous copyright books or the your 'A . , .
altowlun will surely command Your ni- special lemurs will be a‘ Sable of $1 slid ”S
931.25 copyright books by the most cal-
ebrsted authors There are nearly o .0
very sheer linen. hundred titles In this line. and wide
Itho lot
lasts you may ' so out Iron:
them at 600 a volume Hundreds '01
volumes at the world s best literature , ,
. handsomely bound.
500KB FOR BOYS 7 - '
' BOOKS FOR GIRLS .
Special editibn or. gili’booka. beau
tilullybo and
The poets In handsome cloths and
3 leather bindings
A line equipment of ISllbies
Toy health by the thousands
DOLL SELLING IE AS FEATURE
, These are dressed dolls. kid body
dolls not dressed, Sleeping dolls and
dolls that never close an eye, do is oi
all sizes. all complexities, all prices.
You'll be pleased with the doll outfit. .
Alarze variety of crossed and Im-
dressed dolls unusually nice, at 26c
variety of prettlly dressed dolls
with eyes that open and close, also
the undressed dolls, at 50c and 79c.
Dressed dolls with light and dark
hair dressed with alike and soft wool
en fabrics. extremely pretty, at $1.26.
”1.50 and 81. 98.
SOUTH NORWALK
iTHHSE *HH WH’H Eli
THE KNIT UNDERWEAR COUNTER DURING THE HOLIDAY RUEH'
WILL NOT WONDER THAT WE HAVE RUMPLEID AND ORUMPLED ARo
if )0th
TIOLEE TO BE SOLD CHEAPSLY.
FRESH LOOKING. PERHAPE EOM
AT A VERY LOW FIGURE. DON'T
ARE SMALL.
NOT DAMAGED.E EUT NOT QUITE
E OF THESE WILL INTEREET YOU
DELAY;
N E. RYflN
86 WASHINGTON ST..
FOR THE QUANTITIES
SOUTH NQRWALK.
maiden when you speak or “lemma” M--.
call It Weums. and you may be taken
for a Scotsman: and if you are over:
the border. don't forget that Kirkcud
brlghtvis pronounced Kurt-imbue.
The celebrated news agency ls culled
Uii‘il‘ilcc.
cucclo. was simply known as nuk'klll‘b
cilo. not half so disturbing as the
Bits. ”
Some Famous Gloves.
lug waters olten a style that has been
cariieti in” out on lusbiouu sea by
return not much tthngetl
The state is an example of this.
Today our long suede gimcs that In
the while kid have u dciiigu oi em .
broidery on the wrist. are very simi »
hit” to those worn by Queen Anne. A
pair of hers is preserved in a palace
in London. They are two test long.
I ol‘ docskiu. lined with a soil. rich bluc
satin. 0n the book is a design at
birds embroidered In sold braid. Both
Queen Anne and Queen Victoria de-S
spiuud buttons. always preferring to
”thrust the hand into the glove.
cl sort yellow kid. measured about
fourteen inches In length and six in
width. These measurements show
that. either the king hail .very large
hands or that then as now largo
gloves were fashionable;
The everyday glove worn by Queen
Victoria was the unexcitiny billion
loss black cashmere that any quiet
old lady wears to- day.
The gloves she worn at her corona-S
tiou were more Interesting They
were of white kid. tau inches long and
titres wide. . Those worn» the Jubilee
were more elaborate. being twenty-
lour inches long and adorned with a
toldcmbroidsrsd embossed crown. be
”will which is the monogram in gold
lmw’ lav nu
gases I.il.‘:l.llill'bl bridal gloves
were usuriy tw‘oiu inches lost. with
, only two buttilnli and lined with line
silk.
you! on.
Despite the duoIilluou’u and partial
Iy sutcmltu mom ot scientists lbr
the post titty years to chasm the pro.
" dilution oi stillicliti Iisbt. the pretty
for economical? I ht production. Sand
j by s terse ultimo III a recent hum-
‘ “If Pilfllk SPl'tII.
an , oeouut or phosphors
iby altitude Mayo; ll
Butler's. not Renter's; still the pro"
duper o! llve'hnger exercises for hud~S
ding musicians - (.‘zsrny 7~ is called S
Thai ruinous lluiiun. B042”;
number of “c's” would sIIyuesI.--'l‘it~
Fashion comes to and goes out as.
purely as the tide, and on the incomu
A‘ glove worn by Kins George Ii..'
I
AWselaiIle Panamanian
similauuddufwdfiliefisuia- S:
: Promissiligesiionfiheerl‘uh
I messed homeostatic neither ‘
. Morphine norliiucral »
mco'mc.
u
MW
A III
Womis.COIwuisuIns' h'Pi’tavcrlsb-
seamless 0r Salsa
sou—unnu—
maim- St'gnahm o!
IIl«l
(I
\ih ‘iiiillIII‘.
>§III3‘II,9‘. i’,
Nb MUM O‘I‘OMMSIH 'I'IIIIUBLSBII.
All stoutseh' trouble In removed by
,Ihe use or Kodol Dyspepsia Curt. it
gives the stomach perfect rest by til-
gesting what you out without, the atom
acii’s old. The food builds up the
undo. the real restores the stomach to
health. You don't have to diet your.
sell when taking Nodal Dyspepsia
(lure. .l. D Erskine. oi Allsnville
Mich. says. "I cultured heartburn and
stomach trouble for acute time. My
“stools-law hull had the some trouble
and “Willi not able to out for six weeks.
7 . She lived cutirely‘b‘n win-“m wstorzgltl‘ Moo
1‘ Isl- toiling two bottles oi Kori
1m”
s Euro she was entirely cured
gown” oath ”to rtii audit Ila toss
. .. I y Kodol gave
'“ d' hy'l‘bo (Illi-
Bears the
Signature
the hippest daily in the w I
die use a new warship christened
81' I! h
"Your-c n naval than. S’ S a
"No. sir. i‘m a wi «II
TONIC To THE 0 H
For liver troubles and:
there is nothing I III
Little Early Risers: s .
PilIII. ”they do mil its. III
sch. .l’heir action upon ._
is mild, plenum it ‘
re Sol LII .
use million.
Risers do that
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