W ,
his lib
w mflflifin» 11.1.3111
also. concern 11nd tumor-
bill‘s to begin their desiruov
‘ .Iinoh warning syn: tonsils
suffocation. hot its: red. at»
tire-d of im ndin
the euro. timidt tarn-
a heart. sparks
irregularities. oonstl ation.
1 Weakness on In ni-
promptly hooded 11 into II—
it who are upprooo .ing the
II, when woman's greet
, be expected
inkharn' 3 Vegetable Com-
world“ a greatest remedy
tthis try ng period, and
upon to overcome all dis-
Eton" and carry them
to n heilthy Lad happy
' 1. flylnnd. of Chester-
In t latter- to Mrs. Pink-
'. - ' ‘ ring with falling of the
‘ was musing through the
011111 Was badlyswollen.
corona”, diizy s pelts,
of nervous. lwrotc
do cod trcutment
egctoblo Corn-
and latnhnppv fort ty
Ing' symptoms left iris.
.3911“?!er through the change
olndvtce rogsrding this im-
fiod wtnnen are invited to
1. .1115. PinIIhnm for odvico. It
hid always helpful. ,
I IV FALL FFIOM 'I’ROLLEY.
sinBURY. Dec. li.———l’nt1lck non
of Waterbury who fell from 11
bridge into the bed of the Non
RIyer. Wednesday night. died :1
mrbury Hospital yesterday. HIF
included. a fractured skull
onof lili‘ brain and a broker
one.“
I
A FEARFUL FATE.
foarful fate to have to eudmt
bio torture of Plies "1 car
any.” writes Hurry Colson
little 111., that for Blind
-.Itchlng and Proiruding Piles
's Arnlc’a Suit/.e is the bes
ones“ Also best. for cuts
or! Injuries 25c at. F. H. Box
80th Norwnlk and E. P
1 Brought, before the superior
.BQI‘VP.
wood 84 I300 lo invcht for him
James Hewett place 1111 Fulrilclrl. This
civil
court yesterday on 11‘ writ. of rut looti-
flounduin the first time 111 the history
of the state of Connecticut thiit it
has ever been done Oliver 1'. Shop
wood. wrecker or thr1 Southport N11-
lions) bank, and 11 United States p‘riso
poor or: Wotlrersfleld, testified in the
Gallo of Warren G Waterman against
Conrad Buckingham and others. .
He was coconipnnied by Deputy
Worden Buisden of; tho state prison.
in which ire has still] night yours to
The case in which he is called
by bollr sides to testify is one in‘
which it is alleged; that Warren
Wutor.mun of it‘uirilcld gave Sher-
With
the
this money Sherwood bduglit
he traded to Dr. Dmrnldson for an
other piece of propolty. also located
ln I‘slrtlcld. This property Water
man requesiori Sher Wood to turn over
to the bunk un cancel a. debt that Wu-
ternrnn owed that institution.
, Sherwood bard plated this property
In his own numro our! be neglected to
turn ll over to the bunk Not. long
utter this Sherwoods banking dIiIIcnI-
ties begun 11nd when he lied to P111111-
m.1.rr Iliglilit‘. tromljusrice Conrad
Buckingham uml the Southport Nation»
511 Bunk both utinchc d this piece of
prontrty, which was still In Sher-
yoorl‘ is name. Wnienruau now sets up
title to tho propt-o‘ty‘111r'rrl it is in the
hope of his being nbilc to straighten
out this tangle tliat Sherwood has
been brought. to llridgoport. His tcs
tlmony yesterday otternloon was inter
rupted i'cpeutodly by log I sparring Ire-1
tween counsel. The or o In still on.
IN MAD CHASE.
Millions rush In mail chose ultei
health, from one extreme of tnddism
to snot-her, when, if they would only
cut good food. and fieep thieir bouels
:egular with Dr King's Ne“ Life
Pills. their troubles would all puss ,
way. Prompt relief and quick cure
’or liver and stomach trouble, 2511 at
T. H. Baxter 3, South Norwslk 111111 I“
string the significant. names uhcn to store
lesns Christ. Thesc ill be Christ
has sermons Ieudingr r to the sor-
11011 on Christmas Sundul,
will be special serhvicos all din.
topic next Sunday morning “Ill
Norwnlk. (ll uggists. '1
’ Coon. former pric-
“5 Ind .399 I" IMI’
I35 to I40: for" thii’
one Ruin Costs, fer-
price I15: for tirip
L Udelman, Prop. t
83500
I119!
U i H
rumlnnnuel God With Us '
Russian Squirrel Throw
. Surfs. worth Ito: for
this sale. . . . ..
Ronni-n Siberian Squirrel
Surfs. double for, worth
.na-auo
Ruulcn slim-Ian Fox
dqub": ‘ 1'
furs..,500 on the Iiollar.
Worth $175
Meu’ s Ladies’ and
Bargains are malcbless
Hats. Caps , ‘
wblCIr uou one to nourself
II No. Minot
MEFIIDEN MUDICIAN DIAD.
MERIDEN. Dec. B.—-~Aftcr an Illness
' wliodlly puin loses
when lhcr'r- you' re 11 bottle of Dr. Thotnuo‘ Eclec-
'l‘hr trll Oil in the house
he in cases of burns, cuts, sprains.
dents of any sort.
.. .— .V .
33 80. 11.1131. So. Norwalk.
Great Bargains In Goats, Suits and Furs.
Values that yOu cannot afford to miss.
.' .I 5.48
I18; II a bur-gain. .,....Iiu.48
'1
I".,'-11-11-1111-11-1-515150 Scum. worthlho; for
’ f'nsuioin and thbnh---....~.......sa.4a
was“, four?” Fine Fur: at 83.98: worth
We guarantee. the quality of
all the For: we all. The prion
we arr-mm 111 be Jun onouholi
. Wary. other. in. The
Worth $2" 00
“rarer s SHOES
1 1 sale
"bombings at 550 on the dollar.
mww "Wt
Worth $12 II
Worth this k‘
aDN’oue should fail to attend the Shoe Stile oi the cesium
for the masses.
«‘7 4....c.. .....
a NEW HAVEN MEEIINOIR DEAD
CLINTON Doc. tin—Joseph 1“. Park- 0
P. Wood's. Norwalk; drug storms of almost thrce weeks Edward Huyos. or for many years. mossenxerbetlveen the
““1““th ‘ It " 11 wolblmown rnuslcldn. unsscd uwrry Clinton rind New Haven. dropped dead 000.
CHRISTMAS NAMES OF E ycstcrdny urn tire Itieridcn Hospilnl of 111, his home. Wednesday of npoplexy.
c.4915:- rpinsl meningitis. He was the head He was do ye 111 old and is survived
A series of three morning sermons «11 or Hnyes' orchestra our1 of the by his widow and u son btr
will be begun at the it irst Methodist bust known orchestras in the city and Mr park” was known to heal; W.
Church next Sunday morning. consld- bud nwldcncqunlntuncctlrronxhorrtthv or) one in this section of “m slab
ldvery day. rain or shine he drove: his
its torror ll team to and front Now Haven. until
has not been known to miss 11, day for
instant telloilnrnny vcnrs. While talking to his
cool Invite he dropped to the floor 11nd died
instantly.
.__..
_ -._. . Wm”
suit
8
will
tho
the
war
it it
'I‘
111111
duo
Skirt .
s regular price: 815 to ”I“
Inc; for title solo. ... ..
Shim. regular “'22:“... II to
8 on
Silk Walton. worth $550:
I
(«this calo............I 2.48
WWI. luminaries $1.50: 3
Sample “Wrists in all coi- ‘t‘gg
orb-«ti.
1 a. white.
3:“ b it!
M l
W“ ‘Id-ogr’ttaytotrt. “it“
I“
W11 1*"
requisition of Treasurer A. B. Boers of
Bloomer Baltic. from Liverpool
Queenstown.
GIVE YOUR 870MACH
A NICE VACATION.
Don’t Do it by starving It Either—Lot
a Substitute Do the Work.
The old adage. “All Work and no
play makes Jack a dull boy." applies
Just as well to the stomach, one of the
most important organs of the human
system, as I; does to the mun him-
If your stomach Is worn out and re-
bels against being taxed beyond its
limit. the only sensible thing you can
do Is to give‘it. a rest.
siitnto for 11 short time and flee if it
. will not more than ropny you in re-
Thcy themselves digest every hit of
food in the stomach in just the some
way that the stomach Itself would.
wore it well
essential elements {but the gastric
juice und other digestive fluids of the
stomach contain and actually not just
normal health and strength.
by tho letter of a prominent lawyer
in Chicago. Read what he says: "i
won snapped in the most momentous
potted later on.
“What l the I hurt to literally force
down and um you a source of misery.
so i hell I hour stomach much of the
carry out my undertaking.
pmtty‘:hmmy for mo and I bounded
IIOIIOI‘II'III “I419,“
sum. mil: price “do: “"1““
.. for rut-uh............r 1.91 “I"
Wants. worth :33; for this
“1031.48
had been cured by Stuart's nysdopslo
Tablets 11ml at one went rim to o
drug store and brought 11 born
cu.
. "l bid not taken a. courier of- that
w. my Itoinuob u vacation. 1 boot
in: on ”arr-1:1 slur-gian‘rltbt my girl}: nth ,
r it no u 1:
£311 dbl swam out on: curlers
“mix-tum to o Win! issue.
Attend this moneii:
Quelrllt none superior.
4...... w
ACTS OF THE GOVERNOR.
overnor Roberts has approved the
Soldiers‘ Hospital board for $12,-
for- the core of sick and wounded
soldiers. and the bill of H. O. Averill,
commissioner of domestic animals. tor
$163.69 for assistance during Norton-
“'13:: government has appointed Dr
Howe a commission to examine
Into tho mental condition of Thomas
King.
county Jail.
11 prisoner 111. the Hartford!th
I
naceu'r ARRIVALS 01- veseautt ‘9'“ "0‘“ “mm mm“ “I “31m”-
NEW
Y0 0.3K Dec thz—Arrived l
and
Employ a sub
11.
iuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are a
ing and most omelent substitute.
They contain all the
some and do just. the some work 113
nuturul fluids would do, were the .,
stomach well and sound. They. there
fore. relieve the stomach. Just on one
kman relieves another. and permit
1 rest untlrocupomto and rennin its
his "vacation" Idea was suggested
stinking of my life in Mining girth.
about the coalition of certain [rest
intfircsts that meant much to me as
We
work of days, but of months; I was
working blunt and tiny almost when
at u very critical time my stomach
wont completely back on me.
as my cllunts. It was not the
The un-
mentsl strain brought it. about
hurried up what would hove hap-
Iiy tread richer]. i was sluggish
bean to lose my ambition to
It looked
t to one of my clients.
up to the
horror-Into i found that they
u it rest or mention was out of
question for 11111.1 determined to
t on toting the tabloid no braced
Hoot
but 11 mug” is Tuition
111, 111““ 1. «I31... w
I over race owed its well u 111'
11 1|:th but not lent my
"Wilma! t
, taverns serious mulls from I cold. 1"
41 I
do all the work my “Winch “Jami inst winter
flitting: ‘
‘ . F
. The mind .
mm to no not ‘ éifect‘iw
when lighted and exceedingly decorua
tive as tiny 11111111111111.1111 moot suc-
cessful are those whitih produce a. co-
lor pleasing to the eye.
There seems to be ‘11 tendency. to the
side lighting of large rooms, but one.
cannot Ignore altogether the exquisite ,.
center llxhts which surpass all pre-
vious recent attempts to produce artls.
tic effects.
Now that the automobile is used the
your around the foot haul! lined with
fur, or of fur lined with wool is a noc-
ossity The machines are used fur
pleasure largely and there is no pleu-
sure In 111111; with cold hands and
south American beaver is one of the
seuoon's furs selected for scarf: and
muffs by those who want something
practical. .
Occasionally one sees a. coat lined
with that delightfully soft fur. mole
skin. it is more expensive than squir-
rel-and more beautiful.
What :1 lot of difference in the way
women wash cliches. One puts a lit.-
tie warm water In with 1111111191 and
commences to rub and serene them.
tearing nails and milling tempers over
dishes that have been stundl till the
food has dried to them. Aunt or puts
them all in the pun. covers them with
warm water till they are well soaked.
replaces this with hot soapy water bird
the dishes are weaned with ease and
conic out sparkling and brig ht. 1'
Wintergreen sherbet from the "Pic-
torial Review" for December: Boll to
zether one quart of water and one pint
of sugar for ilftb'on minutes. Add one
tosspoonful of softened solstine end
strain. When cold odd one cup at io-
mon juice 111111 assistant tenpoonfui
or wintersreen extract. Freeze on us-
ual and decorate with red Wintergreen
candies after being placed to cups for
serving. . 1 . , .
M
TH! FIRIT RI I”! OF IIAU~
The first requisite of been is a
clear complexion. onn‘o utlve
Fruit Syrup ololril a ’sallim blanched
ocuiplepfou on It outnumb- the 111m
and bowolt‘. tu'd that om
brtlstr grid clear. on out it to“
friends to take it i or camp
in bad when}; . 's m
does not alumni ~ ' 1. 1 find
gnocchi to us
ll Pl Ill
Owned by Ballast Man and Have a
Spread of 01 Inch».
Maine sportsmen and hunters are
amused by a statement mode recently
to the effect that n moose killed in
New Brunswick had cutlets with a
spread of I8 Inches, which so for as
was knowu, was the record width.
it has long been a question which is
he largest set of moose outlets in the
world. Some years ago a set of sub
attracted great attention. as they
spread 74 inches. Like most Alaska
antlers irowver. these were ragged
and unsymmoti'.lcol 1
Some time ago the set owned by
Norman Merriam. of New York 3’
member of the colonial Club. as de-
clared to be the second lamb in thé
world spreading 62 inches. 'flio’ as-
sortlon was disputed by sportsmen in
Maine who said that 62 inches was not
the second greatest spread of antlers:
neither, they said. was a record os-v
inblished by the not owned by King
Edward VII., alleged to spread 71
inches
The record so far as known for
New Brunswick moose antlers Is 66
inches. and this pair- wss mo man
here. They were nnsymmetrlco and
not worth much as an ornament. '
The Maine record In said to be 62
inches; 11 pair of this width having
been mounted here a few years ago by
the late Bnmner L. Crosby.
By far the largest may and hand-
somest. set of moose antlers of which
there is any definite knowledge is that
owned by Charles B. Hazeltine of Bel-
fast, the odiolal measurements of
which. taken at the New York 8
mon' s exposition in 1896. are sir-t 8%
inches, length 41 inches. palmstlon
ii x2111 inches: spread. 81 inches.
0 other set of antlers has ever
been seen in Maine like those owned
by the Belfast man, and they easily
carried off the prize when exhibited In
New York. The moose from which
they were taken was killed at Cinema-
cook Lupe. Mo. in 1887. b Jule Peace.
who says the shim-l well ted about 1.-
600 pounds, being nine feet long
from nose to and of tail and eight feet
.1
A11 to the antlers won by King Bid
word. it is believed here that any
one In thin country has their mourn-o-
monis. About 40 years no. when the
their Prince of Wotan mo in Canada
the autism were siren to him. u
amniotic: cu snout. hove been olo
opinion an int oir mounmtioritn.
About four- yocra too. In- Huoi
tine of 11111111. wrote to our prince.
brain-hi1 photomlur- of his rot. and
making it tries u to the nine of the
royal trap y in return the prince
cont 3 polite letter. but mode no men-
tion of the also of IIII set of outlets.
Pop-Iii»: MINI“ ‘l
‘11. a humid: token scrr‘tir
111115st moi-31m arm
Milan‘g‘mmr
”I. .1 "
. PAIL“; 1 . ..
All snort: bun rum to and a bot- .
tor rained“ for cousin. colds bird inn; .
Ill Foley 11 Honey and Tar.
it stool the molt. ironic the lungs bird »
.N. Fullerton million low
1 a Ifiotlmgl Jill’s???
“n. ‘In a 9 ,
a mood
advertised Mlhlh . . ‘ . . ‘ . -
treaubont from to ' 1 In 1 1 ~ 1 . . .
iitsnrt'ri Dyspepsia Tablets 1‘ 1
all honour a. at) can .-
Norwalk Chronicler