pleaeeht with
“.V dsy suture»
' 4 use yclflrlstnuts
the sun."
end boy's Nelsone'
"Razors. at F.1d
_. we.
Is a. much burdened
you like to be the his man.
, in, sight? - .
A green Christmas, unless Jack
Frost gets busy in a hurry.
N we Turkeys 23clh.
, ' . ‘ (Ire . of. nbury, are
‘itiss MfiyM,cr I'I'ton street.
‘can wear his straw bet and
s.VV II this mild wetherV cou-
. V _ Vrts, oi’ Norwalh was
' techno vis on; friends on‘wtac-
'j :13er lit-ugh“ and combs tit etilo
Guptaln lloward .l. Bloomer of llart¥
ford, is in town to spend Christmas
at his home. . .
kidney Iepanese Chineware at A
J. Bollin- antic t'i'os.
ii‘rit'nlt Fox and Miss Alice Hill of
Smith Warmth will be married on
Christmas day. =
‘34} a; s. Post. Card Albums.
Trifles 'of IT“ sets Dolls etc.. at
loltn‘l‘. In at; a Main do. Not-well!
This public schools closed ftir the
olideya at noon today and will re
n Joni ., d. A?“
about ’ chides s Vglut-titted: store,
deih 8M mom:
A. watt. additiiiti I. being built on
them and Company Ioundry.
Wendi“. Norwalk.
‘ . . “it trolley to J: 31.3630
, herb, Wall St. Norwellr, and visit
Tulane.
um fiscal ii. Kern. of Hillside
street. In able to be out again after
:avlng been ill the past week with the
Fro going to make YOur
chi! It! or your children Xmas
erases go to the new friut and con-
“store and goth a basket of
the numI-rs
Free present with every
Deena Block. Monroe St. 80.
l. Berron President Mau-
" painted cry resldéhce with
‘ Clarence Windy. of Brooklyn, has
cinch-better ‘m‘! been vitiune’ wuum walnuts:
i ain‘a'dfih
and covers like gold.
church given a liberal questi-
' 1% tfromc on Dow. 80th
" ‘ V StapleeV were
. ‘ ‘ I I _ ., w W i
y, orihsop;, era.
the "“mpi'é
I
*5“ H";
coo
‘ weigciioltllnated chiefs Inst evening
. Icon and Powell Cor.
. 80th mun 'atrect.
» vernor ltoberts' absence.
V surely appeal to you.
”Dye m ’ sssqia.w.novl:v.
pl , I
per ' " I3
.dstieVld un‘byéVV cm the.
—- m him
feucygocigers :t lthe mind 0% V ‘,
oiiitViVa Web at sacrifice. . VVV
Hutu Benton,
In retort
Gloverli the 3hr she: ‘ w "
b TribeIORMofNorr
asdtpeat week: the election will occur“
mouths also eonitVIV ‘th VVe V’iVlVith‘rlor’V It
degree Vla‘st diet: ,
mum «the teacher in on“
harm ettt‘ IIVVIs} lot out entity her
M”. He Bi Wle.
.'--A good thit gift. a Kodak Sill
The nomlnsiion oi First Lieutenant
erson N. Coleman, in; battalion ad-
ut:.;ant oi Norwich. to be first lieutem
ant Gomphhy‘ A Third inrnutryuoit
(1.; eeboendpprovod. I . -: N
---.Am rcian Mixed Home Made pure
goods it Lanéé’. V
'I‘ e b aha ot Iley car ViVenvingV
Weeklpdi‘fi or‘hic‘ttmlhdat ‘11: 16 ‘o‘cloe
yesterday morning breathe dares:
sit -route an the car renewing whom.
obliced to to It to the barn. “
wholes Native mm. 2;!oib.
Hayes Market- . V
At social evening oi the Hosp!
Whist’ Club Still he held at the both
of‘Mr. and Mrs cherles ii. Ainethcrpe.
33 Sesvlew avenue mat Norweilt.on
Friday wooing, January 5, ”AW '
A“me pretest. for the whole
(unlike gonbgraph F. 11:. Lucio
wood. ant!
The Fdrthor Lights 0: the 8outii‘
Norwalit Baptist Church will postpone
their fortnightly meeting. scheduled
tor Holiday evening. It‘s the shoddy
school festival will he held that night.
--lf you want toys, express wagons.
sleds. flexible fiver-It. go to Nelsons.
Record breaking prices.
The members of th Arion- Singing
8cher is plsnning or a big time.
Menday' evening. when theeoclety will
hIlVe its annual Christmas tree testi-
vai for society members and their
ittinilles. *
«Colts
list
V8cItV tint. O'Briens.
V 'gun nsmtttleatthe
”mm the bird hietoon it!»
shine Gun WW Bridgeport were
shipped to theit» destination. Thursday.
and were received by Lieutenant
George E. Hewett. ‘
u—Blaught'ered prices at Bulkley’,s 52
’l‘he requisition of the adiutant- -gen-
oral and acting ouartermaster flail.
eral on the comptroller for $8 000 for
the curse! armories. was approved by
Act!“ Gorernor Woodruft during Go-
‘ ~Big aisortment or Fancy Chairs,
Rocker Morris chairs. etc. at Bay-
mond Son s. Norwelk.
Mr chi! Mrs. George C‘srter oi Nor-
walk. will visit several days with their
daughter. Mrs. Stephen Heath, Carter
street “New crease. Mr.- and Mrs.
Charles Rider will also he the guests
of Mr. and Mrs Heath on Christmas.
-—lves' Madhltiiidal hallways at Ben
edict'e 48 Wall St. NVorwAIk. .
He returned to his hem
yesterda . He was eccompanied b
it!!! grandmother. Mrs. cerolt‘ne
Wymed, who will visit In 8rVooklyVn.
-» 't s on a cent until you con-
which find no i-‘cet. both will
Bulkley' s, 68
Oranbury.
South Main street. . .
A brother of I! 3 Lyon. of New can:
son. who is mentally unbalanced upon
the question or religionpaud who has
been in taste for some time disappear;
Noerglt“ “will! Ifitemiorti‘V hove been ask-
orn..-.e.>.
In 1
C".
no Silo to V922 VIII
tIVou at her home In .
1 NorwaikIWIth“leitI‘ “MW Prof and
cm Wednesday. and the police oI‘
‘eno
. Moh‘dey‘V evening.
"ad-Prices iit't'u tel-ed. . Bulkle 's 52
South Main street “at y
tVVViorInVsriy or this
themy‘the's onset.
m line steamers
Friday with' role-
I es and friends here: . «I «we.
”-‘Iiwt'ypeimter tor a Xmas preach;
lit-’31 Locltvivoodi and Co.
“We has beentreceived Irom Mia
John H. Ferris and hits. harsh M.
U son. who recently went to Florida
It bout They were caught In the
terrific gale of last Friday and Satur-
duty and for three“ new they had to be
lashed in their blinks.
" u—«Native Turkeys 23c lb. Fowis 12%
”Hayes. VV
"the one experiment station finds
that spices are more extensively adul
tersted than uny other class of goods.
Pepper shells and dust ground cocoa-
shells. prune stones. crnker
waste wheat screenings. etc. are the’
stock In trade at aspirin in spice
inders supplies.
3 ;-——'i‘he very finest Ribbon Candy It
tiome Made Chocolates. Mary Elise~
bVeth Etc. at Loses;
The tract of woodland known as
"Belitown-” in Vista which compriset‘
about 100 acres. now owned by the
Norwalk Water Works, will it is re
ported. be. used for building a roster
volr for supplying the city of Nor-
walk with water as the present supply
is itIsuithent in time of drought.
‘ ~PVe‘riuihery from the up at Btlllson
and PchllC'or.
Among the mount VImpIOVchIcnts by
the Connecticut Railway out! Light
in: Compdny Is the installation of II
cluster of lights at the terminal of
the trolley line in Brood RIVer. This
is greatly appreciated by people in
that section of the town not eilmin
ates what heretofore line boot a very
dark and dangerous abet.
wOolldge Girl Pat- Butt a vm choice
Xmas present. Glovers' the Place.
A final certificate of dissolution was
filed “with the state secretary. today
by the Hartford carriage company oI
Hartford. A maturity of the direc-
tors, Mary E. A. Allen. J. P. Allen and
John Allen. certify that. the affairs 0!
the company have been wound up ac
cording to law. and that they have
distributed their Interests In the pre-
mises to James P. Allen.
-—!I‘sncy Japanese Chlnawarc at A.
J. Collins and'Co's.
The Connecticut board ofexsmina
tion and registration of .nurses will
meet at the oflice of the secretary. No.
1418 Chapel street, New Haven. Jan-
'uery i9 and 20. All- nurses, deeirlng
to register will semi their applica-
tions to the secretary before January
16. The board desires to auounec
Ithat thiswill be the last opportunity
for the nurses of the state to secure
certificates of registration until the
annual meeting in June.
«Fine assortment of Catholic Pra-
yer. Books and it rise at John '1‘.
Hayes' 5 Main St. orwalk.
An old man. we on exchange. used
‘to read in his primer something like
this: “See the cow. is not the cow
nice? No the cow unset run as fast
as the horse." Ifiut the upcodate
reedinroi the same thing by the av-
erage boy 0! today Is as follows: "Gee
get onto the cow. Ain' I she a beaut‘i
She's? a conkers Oeo the cow get a
move on herself? You bet she‘ kin
Can he hump It likes hoes? Nit,
she ain‘t In it win its been?
“Acct Your ‘»‘
Cuneoe' Weshingt fit. a Railroad PI.
The Bible school of the South Nor- .
walk Congregational Church will have
two Christmas services next week. On V
Monday. at 6:80 a. In, the mammals .
will meet in the lecture room to sing .
Christie“ barbie and have a social:
other. Monday at 7:801.
ool'e Christmesttbetiyai w It be ‘
{the church. col selections.
etta by the’o
u Stu ‘
Churc will omit its ‘
l
1“.
«PM Mieietoe" at 7
. do" * V n.
on ll. . '
thing new. ehdwhlet ‘ t “ etc
; ‘ Met-wetsuit suits tor map and
Wm H
use: a ottoman ' tuluucrtou.
Stemioeti Hotteo Muebble Keeps Judge
V9“! 914.”. ‘
Deputy Jud e Samuel Young Issued
another tenipgrary lllJleit'lloli. 'l‘hnIs
day on application oi Robert A. Fan
dick counsel tor Phyllis J Ferris
Which reetralns poem J. Adams from
lespoeiii‘ oi. dhrteht personal property
and fur plums“ o the Stamford House,
in Stemior‘d. from denying Mrs.
Ferris access to the same. The pa»
piers were eel-yeti on Mr. Adams. 0n
the face oiit the application for in-
junctlbn edemh‘ cheetly similar to that
on which on thiunction was Issued by
Judge Young on December 14 and dis-
solved by him on diction on Galen A.
Carter courted! ibr Mr Adams.
In‘ his argument- -I‘or dissolution of
the iniu'n tlc‘I Mr. Carter relied solo-
iy upon to act that no bond was
given by the ‘plhlthii'I in her petition
as required by the statutes. No bond
was required or given by Mrs Ferris
according to her counsel. nor was any
cause alibu'n why one. should not be
previous application.
in passion on the first. application.
Thursday, Judge Young said:
"At the time of the issuing of the
temporary Injunction in this cuse. no
bond was given. as contemplated by
the statute, and no discussion in the
nature of a hearing was had with a
view to the "plaintiii’s taking advan~
tags of the proviso in the statute refer-
red to. on a reason for her Ialiure to
furnish one
“This being so the prohibition un-
der said See. 1004 operated to count
and render ineffective the temporary
Injunction as iseued.
“1 amp! the opinion. therefore.
that the defendant‘s motion to dis-
solve the temporary iniuuctlon must
prevail. ' temporary injunction
heretofore is ted must tutu-elem be
dissolved no a decree to this effect
‘iesue forth lth”
~‘ Mr. Feedielt said yesterday.
‘ “Judge Young issued another in-
Junction hursdey upon my applica-
tion for re. Phyllis J. Ferris. The
some papers were used as in the pre-
vious application”. and the same row
sons given for Issuing the injunction.
No bond with surety was required. the
Judge helhg or the opinion that none
twus necessaryf’
Judge Young fluid that the reason
no bond was required in this instance
'was that good cause was shown In the
ex ports hearing on the application.
no required by the statute. that none
was necessary.
“ti was found.” he said “upon ex-
amination into the {sets an examiner
tion which has not had at the tint of
lliit‘eli” entitled. 7
“Christmaetide. " and other things tit: 2 -
with a ham deadline «for old and
on . The school cordially in'vit
III! to both or these services.
«studies ”or all ltiiids. lire Whistles: '
(moist
dept.
ion City Hotel"
u Wines. Pom .
meet Mole. 9:18:
‘fieflt won.“ her “ '
no so beer .i
lie I .;
Maehihiots [inf
ell)! dim the Tyna-
' ' WWII.
merits of various essays to be p
ted " iI legit:
buy (‘3
rivet). more than It the time of the
iflifg he last day I’ve got a
rlstmas presents in this one
(I you ever see nicer thingé‘! Every-
VgVance “not seen elsewhere.
0y
ts, Hose Handkerchiefs Gloves and hundreds of things
ithe previous appluaiion that no bond
‘would be required cause having been
shown In the manner prescribed by
the statutes. In other Morris good
cause Was shown why there should be
no bond with surety quuiied"
NEW HAVEN FIREMEN BUSY.
On.
Were ‘et Work In theVFInlshlng De-
partment of New Haven Clock. Co.
NEW HAVEN Dec. 23. ——Some at-
tention was required Item the fire dc-
psrtment all yesterday at the finishing
department of the New Haven Clock
Company in which there was a tire at
an early hour The smouldering tire
[was in the “dry stock" consisting
mostly of expensive woods which am
[worked up into clock cases. The tire
men were in Icaditiess oil the moining
to drown out whatevei tire was reach-
Ied as the material was sepamted by In-
borers. [hiring the the Chief Rancher
lot the department was hurt and is now
5In the New Haven Hospital.
directing the week of a fire compam
and stumbled over an acid curboy
which had been broken. He seiner!
the neck of the carboy to recover his
balance and out three dozen: badly.
After temporax y messing. the chief
continued at. the fire uueil he grew
faint. when DI. lllndsley who was call
ed to attend him decided that: he was
weak from loss of blood and sent him
to the hospital He was resting com-
tortahly yesterday noon. The loss
from the tire may reach as high as
840 000. although President Walter
Camp of the company. says that; an as-
ttmste cannot be accurately given un-
til it Is known just how much material
la destroyed. He says that apparently
the tire caught at. or neat a wood dry.
lug kiln that the finishing house does
not appear to be damaged structurally.
nor is the engine room injured. The
loss ls covered b blanket insurance.
The busy season for the company has
lust ended and the company will not
be inconvenienced to any great extent
by the fire In lilting orders.
GIVE YOUR STOMAGH 8301'.
Nothing will cure ihdigestion that
doesn’t digest the food. Itself and give
the stomach rest. You cant expect
that a weak stomach will regain its
strength and get well when it is com-
pelled to do the full worlt thnt a sound
stomach should do. You w0uld'n’t
expect It sick horse to get well when
It Is compelled to do a full day’s worit
every day “of the week. Kodoi Dye
pepsin Ours is o perfect digestant and
digests the food regardlcsa III the con-
dltlon or your stomach. Relieves lu-
gfosticn. etching. Sour Stomach, and
items disorders. Sold by The
Clifford mariner
‘ 0‘ gilt biiyers.
He was .,
.nhandise in the history
chicks tor your approval.
OHMIOTMAO HANIIKIIOHIIFB
Il-lsndkerchief buyers will take much
satisfaction is inside their selections
‘* from some of the fol owing items.- .
ILadlee' lace or tVIVmbroidered edged ‘
halidmhlefa, 12V *
Insurer linen eh“: c‘roidered and hem-
which linen handkerchlets
el, at
Ladies' clinen initial handherchieta at
Ladies“ fancy edge handkerchiei’s. In
fancy boxes, 6 In a box. 1‘ .00 and tr. it
Genta' lain linen
heurstitchd dodge, dc to the
at Zoo.
The store to
Cheap Express
breakmg
GARDL288 OF COST.
.8 WASHINGTON STREET.
what we hollere to bathe finest and most complete shoeing
«we re hoes as “busy es mien" ‘
Now everything Is in read
but whole store breittliefi an attuned
lien't forget the wisdom and comfort of early chooelhg Vh
plate. ‘ ‘
m : W MM
A aster contention ‘”
and undressed.
stitched handkerchiefs at 16c and We. “290‘
with
lace ember-cidered or hemintched edg-
with light and dark curly ‘:
sizes, ranging- In price truth
0 the.
andkerchieVis, ‘
ment to choorerirom, It!
Gents’ linen Initial handkerchiefs, ‘69
c.
‘ ,.egone. $663.52 «
ieble flyers, all kind? om“ .
i6 maroon. at figures th mt =4:
art-mitt crock oi: hittmsnv re se cLoeen on
S. S. TILLOTSON
,Dolls 0! all sorts and the
There‘s ’9“,
It In. kid body dolls, the"
Pretty dressed dolls a ’32:” V
Jointed «Ions eretIlIy tit-steed VV
ecu-rs semi. ”do .
UMBRELLVAS
LEATHER sees
music eoLLs
pm cuemous
oOLF stoves
' ocean GLOVES
lswstev
pnsr'rv NICK SCARFS
sILK erockmee
“Nov cosesr covess
KNIT 'uuosawun
LVONG AND sneer KIMONAB.
WAY'B murrLsns
eHIs'r ‘w’AIsrs
VEILB
cows era's
tees
RVAMILI THROUGH.
HANDKERGHIIVFS “
POCKET socks '
oesssmo OAOIS j.
mo GLOVES V
MITTENS V ,1,"
any sediments:
sooner. since "
WRITING entree:
eueaotbsesn “casinos."
BEAUTIFUL rumours .
rLAN’NIthT'ré' oedhaere.‘ ‘
cAaoIoAN Morten
mnnrr'e ruesIsiuNes ' __
wsnrrsss , K
Apache ‘ ' ‘ '
HOLIDAY novsgtes
rule he hit crock Tits“ Mariette HOU
rue seAU'rIrUI. wanes or wMIcIt
ctorumo those and with did
it Vitoil‘ru Male creel?
Weir-i zer-
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