ly 121°11'43““an . ’-
-‘ Show or rain has fallen during the
past 24 hours in the eastern portion
oi..5hs, Lake region, and the northern
por ion of New England. Cloudy
weather. with hurries oi snow prevail-
and Ngwmflg‘hfl lil'litl‘hdalmawmflhg ‘xn
with llgh: lklndtIMl in: gulf coast. Il‘hfire
w s g stur sues e tra t
mlllruli‘l «all links Superi ‘ 06nd
tions favor for this vicinity particu-
larly cloudy weather and not much
change in temperature
wt...”-
Christmas willI be beret th0 weeks
I, afleaohed at the annual muslin 01'
“WNW . l‘fll we: at sea Wi‘wou lauded
"Mir? 0 Street of Dorian. was 9 Unions held Sunday in South Nor-
visitor ‘in town yesterday-
Clllll‘li'Mihackehlb “fosters oi’ Ant-"I "'"“
eriea, will meet this evening.
Uncas Tribe. improved Order of Red
Men, iwll hold a meeting this evening.
The monthly meeting of the Hat
Trimmers Union will he held this ev-
cnint'r - '1"
-Store open evenings through Holl-
days M. S. Smith it Go.
The joint ll“. A. B. Societies of south
Nonvalk will hold a meeting this cv-
eningI.
wllargest line of Toys and games .
in the Norwulks. at. Nelsons‘s.
The Norwalk Bird Club will meet
ton t at the home at the secretary,
elf avenue.
3A regular session of the P. C. Louns-
bury/ lbdge, New England Order“ of
Men, will hold a meeting this evening
wli‘ootballs. dumb; hel is. lndlan clubs
boxing gloves etc!“ .15! Lockwood &
Co. v .. 1’1:
Christopher Bronson formerly
tho Hotel Clidord and the Mohawk-
emo',’ has gone to WashingtonD . 0..
to take a position.
—Take the trolley to J. M. Benc
diet a, 43 Wall ISL. Norwalk, and visit
Toyla'n‘d. "
Captain Aiming J. Smith of Bridge-
port, the lessee of the Norwalk
steamboat line, is ill at his residence
with a severe cold.
Miss Fannieh Goldschmldt. of Elm-
wood ave‘nde.h taken a position for
the holidays in t e nevelty department
01‘ A. J. Collins & Co.‘ 5 store in North
Main street.
Miss 0' Douupl, a trained nurse who
is well known to niany of our citizens
in her professional capacity. has made
her residence in this city. at No.6
Crescent. Terrace.
'Miss Clara. Lawson. of Woodward
avenue, who resigned her position a
mOatll since and returned to South
Now“? is assisting in the store of
lgarman dc Sons “
It'll-PA? Are you going? Schdoi Hall.
tractiVe program. Dec. 13 14,15.
"mward‘McGowan has resunled his
0!
At-
work after having been laid up tor ~
twu weeks as the result of a muscle
strain. received at the Lockwood shop
tire of two weeks use yesterday. ‘
Seth Remington‘s class will meet
this evening at 7: (it) orlock in the
l I‘guoh Norwslk Methodist Church.
'1‘ is Is the an: meeting of the (class
since the speblal scrtlces.
will be present.
' «Sleds wagons. doll curIriugcs and
go carts. at Nelsons'.
Elie Lockwood Munuiucturillk 0pm-
The pastor
puny has had its supply of launching
placed outside the shop. and in such
a place that. there will be no danger
of a repetition of the tire oi two
weeks ago. which threatened the dos-
truction or the plant.
- if you are troubled wi inlIli Hail
constipation, sour stoman guy ct
or pain. Hollister's Rocky0 Mountain
’l‘ea will make you well and keep you
well. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets. l’lals
slcd‘ a Drug Store.
”It'll-l li'e d. Ibo balm; a ll Mrs.
Frank N. For s. at creel.
who was thought k of
typhoid fever. is shim-in ire scarlet
rotor, at the residence at his grand
mother. Mn. 08. chi-1m l. in Cedar
gaunt The house was quarantined
ay.
GHAMIIHLAIN'! DOUGH RIMIDY.
This is a medicine or great worth and
merit. Try it when you have a cough
or cold and you are certain to he
w .3111 - s rel latch 11
fi'll‘ top wit and
14...”...5 -
have a; social orln
,, mm M? l
‘I at the boom of Miss Viola M. Decker.
'vtsw into. him 'Norw‘aik.
alter 11h loll cameos , , ole
ll of
list Church will he held this events:
‘39 Seariew avenue. East N
hort musical Iprogram Iha
» rain
" wwliorse Clipping at Luther M.
will dances held in ibis town and lil
Stamford. in future. there will be no
enooles by the orchestras unless the
aboutmllich there can be no “intuit
it hag0 been the custom, l“ some dag;
«my. r e .to on ’
hroun'd and e"'wirlt “do: o orchestra in
repeat the music. This won't work
hereaiter. The encore must be hearty
and spontaneous to receive a response
from the musicians. The decision
walk.
‘Pfilil” may '39 by End issue lit rheu-
matism. neuralgia. lumbago. pleurlsy.
No matterlwhat name the pains are
called,-Holllster's Rocky Mountain 'l‘en
will drive them away. 35 cents Tea
or Tablets. Plaisted' 11 Drug Store.
a o rudiment. Jackson .1 11 Ne
colllns. J. A. Sullivan. L. Ville, J. B.
Adler, Jr., M A. Huntsmanh. ll. E.
fldnt 1“. W. Surette, ..J. 11.. Railings.
F. N. Boyle. G. S. Lolventhal. It. 8.
Reed. New York; Henry W. Heller
NewliIrk; C J. Pope, 3., A. Cody. W. C.
R L kpapp Boston: George
13. Chandler E. G. Archer Hartford;
George J. Bishop. 14‘. H McMahon.
New Maven;.'l‘. H. Olsen. South .Nor-
Walk; ”H ll. Foote. Springfield: 0
Barnes; Bristol: ' Mr. and Mrs. E. ‘0.
Chapman. Minneapolis: E. 1. Cole-
man. Newark. N. J.: D. S. Short Hav-
crhill Mass. were guests at the Hotel
Cililord- yesterday ,
~.._. __.— '
,-. .-.W....
Jane the Yankees at the 5am.
The Japanese irader‘s. ohlc'id‘l’s sol-
liters and Workers are pushing irresisti-
bly into Manchurla. and now that the
war is ended the Yankees at the cast
will guide and instruct the Chinese and
dominate them and their markets. it
seems likely that. without guy Chinese
boycott whatever. Amdrlc h‘ illdustry
will be put to the test ”to compete on
fair-terms with the Japanese before
many years have elapsed—Philadel-
phia Ledger.
age—Jo.
Number of Felt a assault.
Few men could loll if they worn
ssked how many leet per second they
walk.x :A 111‘st photographer, whose
work requires him to know all manner
oi speeds. said the other day:
“The average man walks tour leer
per second. A dog on its ordinary jog
good eight feet a second. A horse trots:
ill (set a second. A reindeer over the
[he makes 26 ieél. A raceb‘orsc makes
ill feel. A sailing ship makes it feet."
classifies
fineness
Curing
Colds
and preventing pneumonia and
consumption is due to the fact
that it possesses'just the food cl- ‘
rlllcuts the system craves when it;
ls all choked up b3 inilaulrnations
Colds close the [with and till the
Membranes- with poisons. Lino-
nlt‘lu ftlnllsllestlle blood with new
warmth-gi'vlng corpusclcs. which
strains when the delicate invol-
. ' ' Q a .
er Clubs ot‘ the “South Norwalk llap -
Mm sham-n (our for 13101111;
open the pores» relieving» the'
“Inn“... , 33,
musical program hall been "all!“ ,-
l' coming to light
it about; by WSW”
trash.
of Lynn. Mass. Which is given to sick
and m t! 6
““Mi. on Who-”13%- dialysis
made it study of the ills of harm aIexi
she has consulted with and advl
thousands of suffer-in women-i
to-dav owe not only t air health but
even life to her helpful advice.
“it? I'll
ford, Pm. "lulu.
Street. 13
”km 1a—
withing:
by my
uxi. 'dflrduflhhlsl’rl’ona low
trouble. and finally was bold
ttha t‘lhhodgtlién‘r‘l): on theaomb. M9 duct
wan an m an an on p
tor advice. Imelvogpemrlet Mgghhd' 61th
you told me. smile 9's 1 am completely
'cured. My doctor sayst e tumor handicap-
WNW “lg“. masons a Wall woman.
V3211 bleedin-
pound is heat maliclnein world for
women.”
The testimonials which we re cou-
stnntl‘y uhlisllinglrorngratefu o ornrn
establls boy and a doubt' the power of
Lydia E. l’inklram's Vegetable Com-
pound to conquer female diseases.
Women suil'ering from unyforrn of
isnlnls Weakness are imited to
pro ”Witty communicate with Mrs.
i out in. L3nrn. Mass She disks
hoflllhg in return for her ndvllto. 3 It is
absolutely free. and to thousands of
women has preved to be more precious
than gold . _
lDEAs OF TEACHERS.
(From the Hartlord Times.)
11 is worth while to call attention
to the. resolutions recently adopted by
the Folrilcld County branclrol the
Connecticut State Teachers' league.
because they represent the control]
lug opinion admits a large group of
teachers on niatterswith which their
judgement ought to be worth some-
thing. The first resolution calls for a
law that only certified teachers shall
be employed, and gives as a general
season the expectation that the stand
am or teaching will be raised by such
rt rule. lllldIll special reusc" that it
\v'r'l compo] llll raising of to h" ' bar!
dries. especially ill Ell? runz. Jiarrictl:
where some new slllal sums are paid
now. and where there is reason to bo-
lievc that the service is too much lll
accordance with the rate paid. Yet it
is not denied that some of these small
poorly paid schools are good. although
the school authorities are able to {c-
lose more than a pittance for the tier-
tiers. and are often determined to pay
no more than the smallest sum for
which they can lnduco anyone to takl‘
the school. The ilrst resolution is
supplemented by the second. which
calls for a law fixing the minimum sal-
ary that a district may pay. The third
resolution asks for county supervisors
appointed by the State. and the fourth
advocates consolidation of all school
districts.
‘ Of all this at present We express no
opinion except that the call for con
solidatloll unswors to tile opinion The
times has held and expressed ior
yours. Whether it. should be compell-
od b1 the State is a dliierent matter.
and this seems to be the intention or
the resolution. although it is not ex
pllclily declared A: large part of the
towns in the State have adopted It vol-
uniurlly and very low huve changed
back to the old way alter giving it a
trial. The opposition to it is found in
places like Hartford where there are
many districts of very diverse flush
cial condition. and where it is to tho
pecuniary advantage of llli‘ llcller dla
triets to oppose consolidation.
braocs and tissues. and the whole
being is built up and strengthen-
ed at the sam‘c time the cold is be-
lirgdrlvenawayI 7" _. ,. I
”conga also mum-album:
'sfll'
"ii
A CAR LOAD OF SELECTED TREES WILL ARRIVE,"
THIS WEEK. MAKE YOUR SELECTION EARLY.
t
i Q. match.
1. Muir tonight upon every even
. Jewelry
has been selected with excep-
tional care this year. and makes
decidedly handsome
lihrhimasfilits‘
unit Cull Buttons.
Scar! Pins.
Blilrt Studs.
Bell of Links and binds to
J
has to 02.00.
WRWEI FOE)“;
Illa to 81.80.
m
lug until (lhrlfitniao
alumna. mimmfiahr'tlhl
, Ill. millennium Vegetable oompound , I
lo.‘.‘l3..m .ltii' 7§Ghostnnt I‘
an ,
caused slim hoods new ln stock
Who”- purehlu‘d. , Will cautions.
W “it“ at‘klur ’o’lll pile“ Mil
Jo. slag. oi also ‘gu-uly stool. light
in construction. with perfect edition
. . , ,, ‘
menu, ans;w11l7mlsomo oil the heel.
chat. IAND as: THEM.
Charles E. Dow s
A it...
RMRWHE
m wasniuerou- scissor.
{Iberia 167—2-
«emu-s 1111 root."
can—.—
You cannot discount :1
FA'rjnNIr SHOE
for dress effect.
.Womcn' a Patent Colt Button
COLLEGE L48}. DULL TOP
_ mo- 3
Women’s. Patent Colt Button _
NEWPORT LAST, IDULL TOP
(The ICrosa)I
$3.50-
Other lines Lace and Blocher Cut
82.00 to 83.50.
\
5—,
Phone 453.
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TWEMWFS lllll ar-
lhins limbs lewelrylln. youwiil and
1!
Blown
Millstone:
4151.111: cm.-
. odious"
. cause, we. Manila and earnestly
. lit [11111 tin
{ “HONEST ALL THROUGH”
Want hummus. pin. clock. 9; my."
I large assortment of ilrst class stock _
fi’ll 5;
.|. t.
'13,)
Hours Theatre.
l i .1 ..,
ATTRACTIVE.
DAB-Y SHOW
Gylnm'ltlo m...
I " caurara'
1 Vocal and comet Solos
Admission...... ......
’ Poplia' Night—Dec. is.
‘M.
A line in New lorlt
STEAMEI tJOHN BYLVEDTER.
“0111 and getthrhildgnday getgler 9,
v
“5’51”- 535013133511 901.1% or dis;-
Returning \l‘ill“If leave Pier 38. ll,
new P3111: no.) at 4 p in. Net
1.1-, 431-.s‘p m... arriving-a1 30’9st
lg“: one to connect with one;
1:38 the ury..aridseport and interned
[All 3 in 15.13;." Will“! used) 5::
artists" '5‘“
, «on - 1511991151“ 1.16.,“
m as .l Sultana
C. C “118le Gen. Baas
we ARE ,sucoassrun be-
try to give satisfaction to every
customer who places his order on
our books. ..,Eu_eryone with $1-
Pmlatlti lptglligent and carotid
handlilig of his Coal orders will
find it to his advantage to buy of
1313111153 may up in blankets to
keep warm, but buy good Coal of
a reliable dealer.
ill Familial it
reruns
l
Ifcrhi 1.." only;
$3. 50 and. $400
Call 191'
use it *
2‘1” “WWII“! "
.u‘
- woman's wmraa ouosawaaIla.
' rad Vést's add pom made or
“3: ”"9“! ,
‘ 111.1 Grade All Wool Jersey uncle
Vests and Pants price per garment
.25 eta. .3
I a trl b tore
fill 0330111111319 u’lade (lbs Willa
«lilo-l“ ‘le “l“ xl (Mi-.518
n
INVESTIFAIIONH ,
1*“
Eli dos Whereas lleayy Jersey Irizflib
no
elected yarn. an honest article in ‘a
regular way at tide. You may choose
horn themed...” he
We lay special stress on the very
subpoena value at our Women's Uri-'-
si‘wenr at 60c These vests and ants
r’oi; made at line. sort yarn and once
$1;de 62590 would he a fair prieaI Ifor
em.
Xl""sey Ribbed Vests and IF;
ukrtel‘s wool. price. . . . 3. i3:
.sasoas-Ils‘l-s
$1.00I
us-easnluoaeuusaus-nuns-useles-.
hls‘i
83- 85 Whehma'ton Stireet. .
0.5 TO BE CLOSED our AT ONCE.
GARDLESS oF cosr. SALE 0011
MENGDS SATURDAY, DEC. 9. ‘
”'8 AN' lNTfifilBTqu IIQBIIY OF EQUIPMENT AND WALD”,
WOERNINMMEfiADONAILE UNDER-WEAK ANDHDIMIW. I“
cause-r 1'00 ’srnouotv EMPHABIZE 11-15 Hoaaarv or mm
a boast-it economv or fire Paras. m rim re "Panama is"
we seen. we sore A new successors-rise hora-iron 1101.113.
:mea". g” ”MI-f MM """“’;l..‘. 'x
1
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43
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rm' “'4
o’ 5.5,... W311 x -, 131‘le ‘1‘;
51,1]. 8181‘319 r I
e. Allah-slim 2": "
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Misses’ Hearty Jersey Ribbed Pillow '
eed Vests nod Pulls “PP-"id“
Boys’ Heavy Fleece Lined Shirts :1
and Drawers. all sizes! at. . ... . . .. . .
MEINS' WINTER UNDERWIA
Mens’ Heavy Fleece Lined @5539 .'
and Brawlers. all IlaesI. at . . . .. {4
Mens’ Heavy Grey Mixed flhi.
: Mens”‘lléuvy Grey Milled or
Double Breasted Shirts and Drama '
lI'Jrlce.......................... 0.5:.
it”,
86 Washmgton 8h, so. Norwalk
TIONERY AND
When at a loss what to give,
sure to be appreciated. We have
so to $1.00 each.
86 WASHINGTON ST..
_. T--..-..__._._._- .
N... E. RYAN,
.. .......-........
EVERYTHING CONCEIVAIBLE IN TOYJS GAMES, STA-
N OVELTIES.
AT NELSON S I
TChri—simas ’Halitlliedhit S
I. 3
one knows Haltdkerchlels‘ his.
them in immense variety, £53m
scorn seawann.
sir-L.
101m 1". steals sons 10 century
JAIL FOR PAL“ PHETINBES.
John P. Moran was yesterday sell-
terrced to tour months lit Jail in llli‘
city court on two charges of obtaining
money under dialed prje ea.
c Nichol-
out two
months on each count. or t a shine for
gidasbiwm Towu' Cler- “Winds:
3 335's f'll)‘millt‘:ilrleli not
' lty‘I. 11d w'all deended by Attorney
‘ l tiwiey and Town
'81: gall-51%;: lady told‘ how they
95111 when 51‘)" v6 ill e prisoner
h s so tllilt it was
‘dmtlo' 1:5th $1515;on 31"
o are on o r
‘ on d 1: i111 hotter
" a'bdy nor“; jut $3.81 cathod-
. the has win au-
3"” :1 diesel whicrlhtlons ior the
plurals 51o. -
' ” v stallions on. ,
“ ‘ild'thili 31'5”“. cute ihiliostion that
‘ doesn't it 1. ill 10051;.“ suit, ind $555
at can as
Q meek l"lltbillsch'm trill refill”:
inrength and out Well when it is coni-
to do the lull work that a sound
' - do. You vIvsnlun'l-w
The Tuesday. among the lichens. as tho
mull. hgulhi' 318%
y"II-i-‘riillt'holrl ll
31w”. Prom 3,
- “or lver “Id s
Woody?
’l‘il : marching ' or;
i W
coaches cores iN oauuviios.
Coroner Charles A. Dotsn want 89% "*‘
in Greenwich III”Saturday afternoon. so "
hold a I'm-thin“ inquif into the solid!
riot which secured 11 Rack Ridgoylfil‘.
result or which one also was
stabbed and another was .IarloiIutly
wounded. .
The dead man is Bhlval'l
'tiua. Just who did the. 3
authorities hue not rot ‘
The light which ended so .‘M
volved nearly twentymall
killing the Millie.
heels and and 9 MN!” 511.;
which is only 11le a Emil a at
two men wound iwors Icon
11‘: author-in
I
Hill.- 1111; ,
to he limit a: mu.
lhr as the llI-Ii
elite anus M‘lbi
DVM‘QTW
it the men sheilwers w
talk the an 1- .a will
”gmh ’W.‘ ." '1..." .‘
egg“ nights.” “.5
no: ”mass:
h
, i .
usual A..- larri 1'
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