2 A slight distur-
; itbitt hassling over,
was 8‘ Mr. it is producing con
dytweather in the north;
eta ‘ ion. of, the: allow realm
manual. Whether continues in the cen-
tth-l A'ud eastern sections. Conditions
do not indium! any decided change
in the WW for this vicinity.
I1 ”Ire: nine bouts Ind four.
buteI long at present.
otIeCllpping at Lutherw M.
ergsbt‘sf ’ eoelohi'ationot tumult trillion
The d ”.me‘ritywdas‘ 113an mu
1601mm“ aéhfiamgxp‘ingl ‘alrawa’i that indicate clearly the “(if
.{2 W
. Wu that
Mayor George B. Bit2xton'. of Nor mdnths.”“2221l‘n‘ti ; tan
Youth 1‘th returned from a business
trip to Boston. 11
Local deniers are replenishing their
stocks of sleighs in anticipation of the
show they are hoping for.
Alfred Anderson. of Richmond Hill,
1... l. is visiting: his sister, Mrs F: W
Either. of Stuart avenue.
I .1'1 l‘ H)??-
Miss Marguerite Tammanybas
hen a position through the holidays
With theA .J. Collins Company:
“...—......
Mr. and Mrs. William Hunter. of
Georgetown. .spont Thanksgiving with
Mt. Hunter’s parents, in Norwalk.
‘ Areguiar communication of St.
John’- and A. M., of Nor-
wait “till o hold this evening. 1
ltd“ Lulu Olmstead. of Southport.
is spending several days with her cou-
still. Mia‘s Edna Seymour. in South Nor-
wa it .
l
{l
Mrs. Peter Kohlor: of Southport.‘is
spendi, a few days In South Nor-
wailt in her daughter. Mrs. Leroy
Adams.1
......
MW: and Mrs. George Edmund Allen.
of South Netialk. spent Thanksgiving
with Mrs." A "l'lena mother. Mrs J..A.
Keeler,- in Ridgefleid.
r. “W32
1.Mr and Mrs: 9:“ «D. Kooleb'and Miss
Annie Miller. of Mill Plain.
Thanksgiving at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Reed H. .Flynn. in South Nor-
Walk.
' trite w c. 'r.c.1tadies1wm1uotd
their parlor meeting with Mrs James
-Waiih, 38 Wilton avenue. Norwallc.
Friday at 3 ocioclt. A good drive it: "i
expected.
‘ 1 1it matted no dilfercnce how i its you
have been sick, if you are troubled
with indigostlolt. constipation, liver
and kidney troubles Holiisters Rocky
Mountain Tea will matte you well.
35 cents. Pialatods Drug Store.
as. Cultist a. Corbett. «11 oeda
smut: Who ha theen recovering nice-
ly from an attack of typhoid fever. re-
cently suffered a relapse. She is now
doing nicely once again.
Dr E. J. O'Bhatlghneasy. of New
Canaan. soiled: yesterday for Bermuda,
for a rest after his recent illness.
will be bass in New Canaan..to're~1l
sumo his practice. about January 1.
:
tlt‘lnterprinlng' swelteepers have that?
windtiws filled with skates. More is
little opportunity for the sport yet
but a few more tie a of cold weather
will put the pontiti it good canditlon..
lTliQ newly ”elected odicers of Pen
asses Council, Royal Arcanum. of
Norwailt. will be Installed on the first ’
Tuesday evening of January. which
will be the second day of the month: ;
William
employed a
II. been
r1 , oats: '1
the South _ ‘ ,
ofllcos Ind , ,
and Hattie ‘
signed. and is succeeded by Ernest
Croeshncr. of blast Nathalie '1.
A regular nicotine ot1~lrincoto1Cosm
oil. 0. U. A.M .. will be held on Fri
day night. when the second degree
will be conferred. The degree team
tanning nae weapon] to have proclai-
lid“=‘1‘1hilill3h ,;,tatn..1‘t1altuelfl ft
' representative milliliters.
~ tug proof which we have or healthy
spent 125
‘ yet there areeno signs of: overtioing.
2 2 20f1 the guild thingsb
Ho ";
doubts that the neutralise generally is)
P'WP‘W-PPM 1“ ”MAM this panther
trade," and if he does not immediately
,ioiu the vast army
we will never; much mistaken.
It is with-"1‘ particular land pecuiiiu
satisfaction that we refer ppr ”Squid.
its the messages of Prosperity Ind
NW N genres or ott3;....sub1
set here in all sections that are prim.-
ed elsewhe'to intents: tartan ample
confirmation. that the time v3.9.5 ripc
"2|.
e i' hwinds 0 business
the‘dom twelve“
m m lyre? r‘tlfistl-“m
MM, Elli; ese shared
file it:
trade he needed the following forecast
from so will hut)“ a financial DOW
er autumnal!“ ofmgen‘eral llltasiness
con a n we won so in
,fiwfig ‘hstqwrgrti ton stilt: staple.
mv, ng sum arise r. cws'
mallet: “opinion £2.” to in future: '
0“Business conditionstz1conlinue very
promisin Great actiflly is redorted
‘lii {all ti ions of the country. hashing
petively emnloyetl and unsung;
gym {tiles for Weelts to corn.
almost ovary departmeh t of ind sit-lat.
commercial or financial activity rec:
lords have been daily broken. 1: is
quite safe to say that the. volume at
trade during the present year for our-
gnasaoe all other years in the :histo‘ry
the country. ' . . .The rain,
its absence of dangerous speculation.
:tho unquestionably rapid dcvthDmulft’
of" our natural resources the great
growth in population and the absence
Hill! of my general sighs of over-
produ lion five confidence in the belief
that, we 'arc to enjoy at least another
it
derfnl demand for iron is an old. old
story, yet is is still the most convict:
canal; ions. e great Steel corpora.
titlii‘l on hand or in sight
whichm will keep it fully occupied fot
the,“ next. tweWc months and it could
:ttttaii y employ a very‘ suilfiia‘ntl al in
..crease‘ in its present capapl‘tv’.
estate is also enjoying a boom which
as never yet been, equaled Usually.
activity in 3this [quarter marks the cut
urination Of an' lipWillil wave; but us
and the demands for increased (tiller.
home and workshop accommodations
are the .le t._tlillate consequent: s of out
tunil' o‘wt’h and prospety ‘ in
fact. considering the vast. veltlme bf
uaesé- and tr‘
Waited in {$1 is not excessive.
ing. influence exercised by our leading
bankers. who keenly recognize that
the greatest danger of the moment is
the outbreak of a speculative craze.
The had‘trade has enjoyed its share
f’thb l year——
and a strict adherollltél to road-ruled
ed and modern business mothbdsla
strict minding of one' it own business—o
because that is known better than any
"other iinc' of activitthlll result in
a continuance of the prospeiity of the
hat business for a- long time to come.
1 THE TRADE.1
More is little lobe said this month
that would be interesting. uncut cou-
ditlons and style changes. for most of
it”s/ouldldbcushriiy be I reiteration elf
the pleasant story of good trade and
an equally satisfactory outlook. This
isn’t the busiest time of the year. eith-
«er. 1but. nevertheless there is plenty
doing.
Stiff Hols
Fiat-set stilt. hats are selling well
for spring and if there is any out:
oharaoteriptlc thttpmaytbe said to dom-
nate spring derby fashions it will be
the straight brim
2.221‘21‘tl’3t“;{ Haillt22‘112i}. 2
in all.» hate my college hats are in
lid cilia colors; pcal'l‘
2to bl‘llwn a'iitl222 it are ‘flisél
The right. kind a minute hats are
essentials mandates that. in cattle
tug considerable tip rehcusion on the
part of those have llrltb have not yet
placed their 1901
t. lcaW ' ,2
refigopies and” then heidho 1 til i h
In no a s
the dtillribtlfi'lt‘ir‘thli’2'2lw2 as;“Wc‘ rs
sisal we'll get orders vacant ”.122. .
or “the representatm louiltai «lit the "
yela cf general prosperity. “The Well-1
Real: ..
c, the amput‘it of ”on
This is partly White of it restrain- in
. (3141314193 its behsif.ar‘e genuine. should
, _, of the size of line prawns. and are
1 studded with Illicit, whotphcment
., To the Board of Count. ;
" {Willi V5222 .
l906 at. thit11danin’prlcé .
1905 will be either lucity or '
to more a prbdi‘ Sometimes—not at:
ways—he does; but hells certain that 1
ltd W1 intend to deliberate lose
money on his business.
if the buying fraternity won t accept
bigger; prices they' ll hate to take poor»
or ii. ti.
Of mmrw. that’s six bf 02, half 1
the other. but the titer pill
.is ”if; ttle bit mend rdthic
in‘ th'o2-l tease: I‘d down it
the buyer will have to loch mill?
Spa in: of the desire to “trade up,"
hur9.:1hlow2s makes iidllb of the
same tendency in a recent issue. it
is l h
“gills of the most. encouraging feat
tires of the present hat trade is a
strong tendency toward better grades
(but not at the same prlco.+-—ljld.) both
in soft and stiff hats. it has been tut
object of many manufactures torso lOn
tithe to dincite a large proportion 01
ugh grail ,e hats and a cotreapondingin.
all préput‘liofl or the chdaper; hats.
in other words. to keep the average
price of their output I high as possi-
hie. This is done in rious ways in
the selling and the effect is being felt
......l...
W
County 1'.ss 1
is senior partner of tile firm of F. J.
Cheney it Go, doing headless, in thti
City of Toledo. Count91tan Shale
thé sum of ONE H NDRED DOD
EARS for each and e ry cheep! Ca.
tart-ii “that cannot be cured by the use
of Halls Catarrb Cure; 1 1'
1, riy of nintnisgé, but who are
The it“ manufacturer “I“ “1; bush We rodidingsmith their daughter in
ditttiti for glory on his hIalth. He wants: from
. 1m
, 2wlo2h.
l3
Flageraid. of Brooklyn, and Willie
howls. of New York were matched
yoatbt'day 2222ng 35. rounds at Coima‘
x.
12
State of onto, City or Toledo. 1.13.1.5
t i
“Frtinlcj. Cheney molten oath that no . 1‘
aforesaid. and that said firmi‘mll pay3 1
Box
‘11. ...-1'de ~61“. 239M
aha! outplayed hit
its
diesels house to
tribe :1 hot-ti? 1
2.1% w, on”: hills mt
. . slid: 22min children
. hunts in Springtime.
illtl
2 hodlci.
Younh
hero,
opopular
politic school
limit city.
Samuel T Jones. for
"Walk: deceived a few cells
Among the friendly'3
ion was a prettliy
decorated tartar belts with the dates ‘
18551905. from Mr and11‘Mts..C E. i“ “.2
Brhtdlidhdmnnd tamily.1 of New Can,-
1:11 pair of scissors in the town
.woombination or gold: all»
it sleet. treat a niece in Gtecu
rfl’hbu preheat joined in Wishing
theta many! been: returns of the day.
"I“;W
35020.2 Dec“ 7.—-Wi,iiie
‘f, They will, tight at 138
s t
a
days 2c! rialtl insurance
, 21’2“ our work to pass
glistentlod ‘
i: tltllli
‘ELEQTRIOAL .GON'PRACTCRO.
28th Norwaik, Conn.
FRAN J. on a2 1
Sworn to before mgand smcrllied
in my presence. this 6th day of De:
camber ‘A. 11.211886 1
came in Tuesday for the December
tBl‘igdalli}. the following cases were dis-
0
iaouis Bristol vagrnnoyt
njail.1
Michael Dunlavey, assault
breach ‘of peace. sixty days in jail
Michael Sullivan. intoxication, tiiit~
iy days in Jail.
Thomas Brophy. common drunltard.
sixty days in Jail.1
flower Freeman. assault. twenty days
John O'Brien. theft iincd $1 and
sent to jail for thirty days.
William Rooney witrtlt injury
private property. sixty days in jail.
\ihirty daysm
and
to
_ l1 A lisa‘i .ltapititf'iresnun.
A‘ new1death—dealing instrument has
been invented. A Lithuanian gentle-
; than. M. ifsodor Trolls. has contrived a
: run, worltcd by electricity. which will
1 drama 000 ”112.000 allots- a minute.
The range of this new weapon is three
Milestone in destructive: power. it in
a.
put in the shsdé such trivial toys as
one man lb Work it.
Luminous Shrimps. ,
Lilllilnoilli shrimps have been discml- '
and: by the Prince: of apnea in the
manhunt: d tsictathiug 1th thugI
Mediterranean. Iyllive It a depth of
em. ‘1, 100' to will) fiihoms They art.
3min. 1:11.... light their way in the
bold of the deep fliers-«Exchange.
Commission-
dazed;
re
e’ c. ital! Ci
a “street. Town or
of business is
.latté ‘
or at I11:7 Washlnfm
“a?! ,
call «ddtvwidylrllli:rottu1a attract
23:1: olfha Churc ml‘l’llililuc| or Paar:
on ones or prom sea r n-‘
thereto or Iii! Postoflice. l”Pit
(Seal) A. W ‘GLDASON I2 AN 1' .
ii ’3 a rr tire s ta eh uter-
daily. and acts directly on the blood ’9'““'2¥ “a” guaranteed "' the
itiuctnl princess of the system. Policy. It 1
Sent; forG tell my, It onhdscgee;r l d F. «M... Hammad. Agent.
0 9 0.0 2,2 . WW. Inuit Building,
stiitiJ 2b? more: eta. 75c. 1, 1 _
rake. mil. sanity. run for consti l 1:11: ”NM!" 15°" .11.-
potion. 1. ‘i .. -
common PLEAS cc nr. f the {Nisan Shoe
Several Winners Given Sentences to
1‘ the County 1Jali. Nougat. all through.
The common pleas criminal coutt ‘
at my store. ,.
GEO-KELLER’S
magnetite rifles. The gun only requires f
lit Consist [hind tilt illuminate. 1
Willi fill toast.
27'2023 MIN: .60 and «no
hie-- aaed to n in: this Shoe. its
wearing abolition. style and at are
too well known. ‘g’eople who have
genert to secure
this shoe will “fill“ a complete itodh
§
lab Vlajaltl; St. So. Not-wall:
tililltiONDS 1:.
1tht1il' homes in ,
ng a. visit with
0
Midtown]: vacation with '-
eiaityes and friends. last Mon- '
fiftieth anniversary ,
aw you” cannot be too careful of your f
51szle Wiring. 2
For prices.“ particular and tart-us.
Address 1.
Jacob M. La fjjn,
REAL ESTATE tanner
5 Railroad five.._ 280.2 .Norwalit
libitlllmnu hilt
Still Costumes
“1: z A?!
Gottlieb‘
ctommo. slices Alta
FURNISHINGS.
11 North Main Street. south dermis.
. .11
I
Daily lille 2io2 ilaw lurk.
STEAMER JOHN BVLVESTIR.
On and utter Monday, October 9.
will leave Steamboat Dock, South Nor-
walk. at 7. 30 a. in. 1
Returning will leave Pier 28.13: .1.‘R
(new Peck still.) at i p. in. Foot of E.
31st St. A15 9. in... arriving at South
N'orwa‘ilt in time to connect with trains
(or Danbury. Bridgeport and internist!
iary poi tits.
FARE (round it‘lp) ............ 50¢
SiNGLE rigged until used) 80,6
seawaut erasils't‘ia‘r 06.,
Analog J smith. lessee.
C. C. Magellan. Can. an.
Native Retarded Ittttllps
06 Bustei
JOSELOFF’S
‘ 72 N. Main 5!. So. Norma":
Telephone 888-5.
Prices of Diamonds have ad-
vanced Ii2ne2e needs new in stock
were purchased, Witt petitions
to soil at our all prices while
present ItoIk lasts. Can show
good bargains at present. "
1 A: w AUSTIN,
_, lav/ates.
It? “seventeenth;
built
Wilt Ml
at “the imperial Cafe by calling me on
$229an and asking what! have.
1%“ 1evert'lii lug SUN—1"
ClimbiNPOR OYSTERS. MMB
FRIES. SWEET BREADS. , hose
CLAMB. Everything iii the meat line
welcome etc
My Illustration hold the record.
[also he a specialty of broiled
'feet darned snucc~1~a most
tiel iclona dish: :1:
H! TS. l
was” 1111', 11:11:12.1.
new 1
We side have the best or Domestic
at: imported Bhorries and Port and
the but brands of liquors.
special Whither at $1 per hot
Gilli
rum
Hov‘r's patterns!
. 27th YEAR 27th YEAR 27th YEAR
Bennett Monitor:
.11 t}. t w
0 a222 i ~ 2
‘ 1‘ ‘ ,p. ...e... .;
shrill! 2qut or one. «I.
Dally Melitta
Producing tilt
Innings.
Thursday-viiearts Enihroend.
di‘riday-‘nahadowed Lives.
Saturday—«Bide Lights of New York.
Motions.
‘ A‘l’ IT'S BEST. W82 NOT
“ bed Vests and Pants made of a line
, .reguiat way at title. You may choose
Toasti- . 2. .
mm hnzwn '2 ll
INVESTIGATION.
,WOMEN'I WlNTER UNDERWEAR.
ill) dos. Wornen’s11lieavv Jersey Ribv
selected yarn. an honest article in a
from thétna
f We lay special stress on the very
e’xcoptional value of our Women's Cn-
derwoar at 60c These vests and pants
are made of line. soft yarn and fleece
"tilted Misc would be a fair price for
t em.
Jersey Ribbed vests and Pattie.
threequarters wool. price. . . ... 76c
High Grade All Wool Jersey Ribbed
Vests and Pants, price per- garment
IIIIIIIIII-Ilfibo '1'“
260 E3
. r- CIIIIIQDIIIIII
l-
I‘
m.
....... "CI. 1.02!
gloved hand Of course t
1 street wear
ceptional value. and come in all
I
86 WASHINGTON ST»
n21; All mraaas'rmo aroav or EQUIPMIN 2,. Add vaadg
coscsasmo TH; seasons“! Huntsman Alto warm WI"
f stutter mp BTliONiILY1MPHM mt tit-ts Matthew or who
neonatal: scououv Or was rates. Th2: wit to sarcasm 1
a A row a spatialltrartvn Lot's roll your!
WARM WINTIHR lJNDERVIEAfi POI!
lied vents and Pants at..........
rad oDrawers. all sizes, at. . . . . . . . . .
pnd Drawers. all since. at
limiters.an1saes1................1
83 85 Washington Street.
~1~GL01
Every woman likes to appear welt.
adds refinement and dignity to ones appearance like the wall .
he Glove should be carefully selected
Our Glove stock contains every thing
Our “Eugenio” Dress G ove at $1 00 per pair, are ex‘~
We also have a complete assortment of Fabric Gloves. in-
eluding Cashmeres. both flceCEdohd silk lined, as well as Mittens
*and Golf Gloves fbn Wu and children.
NERYAN
II'oy Store of the Stilts. ,
yrsys of All Descriptions
AT‘ NELSON S
iLDREN ,
Mistos'. sleazy/2 Jersey, Ribbed Ice.
“Heavy ii‘iooce Lined S
23
Mitrw will-tin usosawstln.
Mens' Heavy Fleece Lined Shir
Silt:
olll
Mens’ Heavy Grey Mixed Bill
Mens' Heavy Grey Mixed - 2
able Breasted Shirts and Draw ,1
m0IIIIIIIIIICOUIIIOOIII'OII"12.o°
there isn't anything that ~
that iS popular for dress and
the fall shades.
SOUTH NORWALK
Their Land Was Condemned for _Use
by City in Buildind Ash
Creek~ Bridge.
Nehemiah Jennings and Jane A. Jen
pings of Fairlield. have filed an appli-
cation in the Superior court asking for
relief in lite matter of some land on.
h‘uiriield avenue which the city of
Bridgeport condemned to use in the:
construction of the Ash Clock bridge.
Jane Jennings says she owns eight-
uiu ha of a piece of land which has
a frontage of 576 feet on Fulrilc'ld live
one. Nehemiah Jennings also has1
an interest in that land.
On November 15 a strip of land Hill"
giug from 7 to 18 feet in width was
condemned. The strip was 201 icon
in length. The Board of Appraisal oil
Benefits and Damages awarded equal."
benefits and damages. it is claimed
that the strip of land taken was vai-
JENNINOS SEEK $9.000 DAMAGES. ‘
1”
”CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following ware issued December
5tli..1905. List fumuhod from china of
A. M. Wooster solicitor of patents.
Bridgeport, Conn; ‘
Frederick G. Bruel. Bridgeport,
square
William A. Bernard New Haysn. di-
videis.
Herbert W. Alden. Hattford.‘ stool“.
ing mechanism tier motor vehicloil. 1 1
Charles 5‘. Monroe. Merlden. candi- .. ‘
ment holder.
Martin B Sclieuclt. Metiden. shoots
metal loiicr- bearing furniture caster.
George B. Pickop‘. New Britain, pin-
tmnhlor lock.
George A. Buruhatn. Wiliimltuilél
automatic paralleling device for allot:
hating current gethil'ators.
a;
tied at 33,000 at least. li11|s also said
that repairs rust $2.000. and that
fences. .iilili‘l'l‘lltii. ullntlu trees and
other thinzs 1 whirl: were destroyed.
coat 81.000. .‘itdtmtiuh H. Jennings.
wants the court to give hitn $8. 000'
damages and June Jennings asks $6. 000
damages.
...—....
it is, easier for a girl to lead a man
to the altar titan it is to matte him out
it"? inbuilt-crown biscul .
m
, 0 .1 We 11 “1 l: 3
John Donncily, Branforti. shppot‘t ;
for trees.
lsaacE. Palmer Mlddletowu, ballot
vessels.
Chaties Pu
blind or shutter
. 1‘
lnettlin foib'u fend
Gina
2knttwd panama
Hartford Carpet 2Corp., '1‘
ville. carpets.
:lffimlv‘.‘ 5.»; titan...
Thursday-“Po be announced.
Friday—To be announced.
SaturdnyL-Wiiu Grant
Our Vaudevii
ottoman. thallium witllth
camp ,
‘ul‘ddi I
it flies c
numb“:
2 artis “Elli “alofti‘?
ii iii! i‘
3;“ Ignition; Gerrisll.
on
ditcrw. CurM special vsudsviis
m MADA spawns
ii. . p I
BMW , MIll
Cleaner salami. f 1
sin a I
f‘ Brysou. thempgpul‘l' 1
the 1
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