e ldays.
Ml‘fl.
i.
pious, Dsnhury.»;dr
.WLMp
6nd. it . ‘
66$th ‘ 6%....
Sunday. and spouteilhrlstu
Francis on]
. H 'I
~:ou‘lte ill whims
but is now In:
it its clot-lotion
o More of 'vA.
in. North
W. .
walk. hits" been chosonltlrst asst}?
an engineer oi"- (my Westpo‘rt Fire D's
ill-truest. Edgar H. Berry. of West:
‘3‘ . art. was electodlohler chancel». \ .3
milieiing tomoi‘row
.a ‘ w
Nelliltrot south Norwulk.
I!” 63 friends In New Can-
pl Baldwin. of Spring
olsltln relatives to Dan-
”Ford. of New York. spent
3. Maude In South Nor-
Thomas. of Greenwich
oy with friends In
.34.;-
’ Ihn H. Wade and son. of
d:;.Stlndsy with relax
. at New York..
9 .Viylan Seder-
F Norwallt district have
canon—Wm w. 3’1 .
Why suffer with your stomach Itld
(toys and liver when liolllster’ 9.300101
Mountain Tea w ll melts you well. If
insert this mt1Wsiyou*well all
the year. 36 cents. Tea or Tablets.
Pluisted's Drug Btoror ‘
' 4333: 3".‘.' WW» >.2'~
*HMr and Mrs. Hirry Hoadiey’, oi
Waterbury, spout Christmas with Mr.
and Mrs.3 Joheph B Ella of Camp
street. lifts. iloadleys parents, over
Christmas
Mr and Mrs. (33an D. Brsndt of
New Rochelle'N NY.. were Christmas
insets of Mrs. Brondt's parents Mr.
and Mrs. A. T Merriam, of South
= Main street.
is.
The agents of the John Hancock
Life Insurance ConlWhy in the South
resented Dis-
trlot Manager Willinin .Arnold with
a handsome traveling bag.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Junemf New
Britain. were holiday guests In Nor-
with Mr. June is in the Jewelry busi-
ness. and was fol-inerly connected
with the store of Charles l0. lawron'ce.
M
The real estate transactions in The
Norwnlks. last we’dlt numbered wen.
‘ 3; tyqfour. with mortgages of 610.360.100r
or sister, Mrs;
if; the street. 3
ltd of ‘Now Brltwaln
with Mr. and Mrs.
. Boyviewavonue. ,
-.' droid Eddy. of Wales-
tmas guests of Mrs.
hsstnut 'streot.‘ South
3.0 l Allen. of South
resent at the house
r. and Mrs. W. ,.8
_'. yesterday. ; '
disc; of New York.
her home after it
onto. Mr. and Mrs.
“.0! West (Street.
Hoyt of New Brit-
. a holiday vacation
Mn. and Mrs. Bom-
f: ighland ‘avenue.
OPPORTUNITY.
i B .Iao3i( V it}
It 33:6. 605 four“:
cotton
of this store.”
driigtlltt to an In
31th» titers
- “whole Toll-
WI! onto
tllring If (39mm
psikols with the
will core dump
33monoy.’ As I. mob
.. mottled-t.
WM“ tor
. who shipped upon” the Massachusetts
. been so
a how remedy it’s
.5 the third Weelr u: December 1904.
there were two sales of "property with
mortgages of 64, 670. -‘
“Stuart Youuns, non of Mr. and Mrs.
0nd 8. Youngti o: Livingston street
training schoolshlp Enterprise. early
in the fall. is in South Norwulk happy
to hate it short Vacation at his home
again. '
The trimmers ‘ot the Nothoithau
sen Corporations factory presented
their fore-woman. Miss Mayme McCar-
thy, with a handsome Hsvlland china
chocdlste set this (Saturday) morn
tug. as a token of their osteotn.-~Dsn~
m‘lf’ . .
George Scoilsld. formerly employed
by- Expressman Thomas G. Guyanagh. .
. isrnow working for the Union 'I'llult
Line at Wilson Point looking after
the tank cars used by the Standard
Oil company it Is necessary. to malts
repairs to some of the cars sent here
nearly every day
Maud—‘an‘t '6 ’and 60 too old to hope
for only improve vementif 1- should my
hot. One lost its to live. Tm
Ho'lilfiors Knotty otlntaln Ten. ‘ ’
will he blooming fair at 60. . 36 costs
Tea or Tablets, Pla‘lsted‘s Dillll' Btore
W— ‘
“crime. 8 resend. of Elm Grove
not. who Is In the hosplh'sl with
twtdl‘d“ 6ch6. “is now "doth: nicely. lie
about i‘menth‘, and Mil
pasted practically all (lane or, hit: too:
pasture being normal. r lrelsnd
expects to be (thin to return to his
home in a few don;
lib-l 13! ‘ WW
I
,‘
es “ho-ob Morris. thrills Unlioti‘ states
33-hour. boon. in to hell
have been relieved
ore to know at last
. Wool llouro
osiii’. .3 Pepslltoio
I ovary no 9 and
_ the food. on m
3 ion. improves the
led whmnutefl' dis”
ya. “and If non (innit
., it etc I
he wl cit
Iii. ar-..
.0
s I New”
.
. r nfl‘tiflfiwic.
hell” out“ .-
1! lilo ill.
b other.“ ‘ 1
4% l . ._ r: .
I its '3;
2 l
3' Navy, arrived. in south Norwallt last
woelg... hut“:F my: Nr; Morris
won out 9 Shin)! (l boat ‘AI'si‘t. which
was run Into and sunk (it New Yorlt.
Mr Norris lost his overcoat and in a
pocket there was a wallet remitting
6100. Mr. Morris has taken (liens to-
words getting. Militia tor his loss. 3‘
ll)". Monti ton. of 003ml: not.
walk. has run oopolntod pout eso-
m "wfififfiygmé he‘ll”: 3
the tut
353”“ (it ”he”; lit; Dr
Ht '3 i‘ V‘ .
latch M43066! o [.3de
on“ tor. mm...“ sod. Drummer ll.
90" ty prencrl
d...m;mu.'~ro~ibfllmlitt .( new
"'I'Iitl IOIIGVIIII It‘ltolti of I pliioi’ll.
{WW M60 Mild
someway
hotel. A
(lid
9MB-
it”
ultimo
further rélfts and the‘ statement
25
swmho’ldim
w
.you begin to use it, and you
sting ends. .. ‘»
also “Wilton
Btiildlil‘t. Mahmud“ loin, and wenot. by
to mail the the tment wil
andh'ddi‘ossotonco
.- . . 3.3m or .. .5. '
“ “ “Pilinmid ”filo Cdrflflok in tbe‘5
‘ (606105036 "(ally to use" suppositories
Hi The? cdtnlng of a cure Is felt the mo-
urn: 00..l 80664 firmnld ‘
, you fled. in plain, settled wrap~ 3
sins for ourself wh
you twist.
“chose (it- Pmm its core from
any, amulet 330.6 60 cents melt or. on
‘ (ingot of pulse. we will mail you
‘ ursoivés If he should not have
it can
5.3. can ot-(itcks
M”
tides Lscomhe Hands Down Doclaion‘
In Southpori N'stloua‘l look Cue.
nil-sine _
(ll
, » riots.
(in
‘Hflflffioflfi loindlterch fs 0...... and hundreds of things
test CLOTHING co.
music. Dso..26-Judso (mambo 3
in the United Buttes Circuit court has
handed down all order directing the
oontptroller of the “currency at Wash-
ludton ‘to nicotine, ‘l'nt the trial of the
suit of hulls H. Pepper receiver of
the Southport National bank of Con
neotiout. motion Howard H. Henry.
and others the IllnItI or certified
copies of the silt ements made by the ‘
bgllk In the years 1901. 1902 and 1903.
showing the amount of capital invested ,
in bonds or other securities.
The order was granted on the motion
of Alison Beard ocunsei for Henry and
others, who (lays that the cashier ol'
the bank was ohar'ged with drawing
checks on the bank to the timeout of
$48. 000 when he had no money on de-
posit and that thé defendants received
these funds without any consideration.
Mr. new alleges that these checks
were used by defendants for the pur-
chose of securities delivered to hie
bunk Including one Rowling genolsl
lien at 4 per cent. all of which were
purchased for the capital account of
bank and received In the 9st Iy part or
the your 1001.
THE FIRST- NEGUISITE 03F BEAU
The first‘ requisite ot beauty is a
clear complexion; Orlno Laxative
Fruit Syrup olehrs a sallow blotched
oomplexlmr- its It stimulates the liver
sud bowels and the eyes become
bright and clear. You owe It to your
friends to take it if you: complexion
Is‘ bud." '(Iriuo laxative ‘F‘ruit Syrup
does not delineate at mine and is very
plenssnt to take. Refuse substitutes
gold st Pinisted's Drug Store.
stone (honey Ion vste. , .
secretary Stokes Credited \3Nlth Add-
lng 6600.000 to Endowment Fund.
NEW HAVEN Dec. 26. —It is stated
here on oncollent authority that before
he started for his vacation In Europe
ls‘s‘t milulh 'Anson Phelps Stokes Jr.,
secretary of Yale university. added
6 00 000 more to the endowment fund
Ic'h be In collecting for Yale. ,
”By this addition Secretary Blokes
has secured tor the endowment to
(late 62 800 000 of tho 66.000900
which“ he plans to oeotiro tilt the uni-
versity for it permanent, endovmleu
John D. Rockefeller gave 61 000 000 0
this, and the remaining 61 000. 000 w
given by a number of graduates on
friends as yet unnamed. since Jun
Mr. Stokes but! been busy securing
tltade' oa‘ goodisutllority that the bait
added 6600.000 more to the fund. This
source of this latest addition are not
announced!
W
’ ”LA GRIPPt AND PNIUNONIA. .
liiwmi'puflmuimm 3 [fit.
never 0 I o uoo ooyo
Honey and To: “it was in tripod
coughs and prevents pneumonia anti
consumption. Aim for molar 6 Honey
snMor slid Muse any substitute ol-
lured. No.0. Voollort 0.167 Osgood
BL. Chicano. Witt y wt to bed
u severe one of In grippo three years
ago, and It left her with a terrible
couch. libs vied a bottle 01.6'oloy's
Honey and and dill aw immediate
relief. A 60 cent bottle cured bar
can entirely. Refuse substitutol.
But at Piaioted's Drug Store. .t'
onseunv will» (a sun or.
loltlml and lotily Beaters—Ten lir-
m m”. ‘.
IMNBURY." Conn. Dec 26. --Whio
.ouls Bart was on his way home It
or log, no wait old up and run
better (hill to Track street.
3 Neil resent ooo’uiorofths
its nearly thi-
ngifiooWas-u I“. "”3
tuition. boiled o snore out
(out broil» were. iron
hornets seconds-
It
scum nonwaut
COHIIIS & C a.
If r: 311.. l...
[0-36. North ‘Itlaiu Street
Coal I
loya'
L‘r‘} w (4' 91
i
”noun outfit/{it“itEsoosstsLe. 3
60M Belushi All-“denote Inna-(t of
i-Io’odicho Powders. .
NEW HAVEN. Dec. 26.-—Coroner
Mix last night handed ll finding in the
case of pretty Minnie Evelyn Killintr
beck. of .Allilollltt. who died Saturday
under olrcumslanm which. looked to
be suspicious. He finds that tho
girls death was due to a mistake of
3 her sweetheart, Fruuk Tucker (1 drill;
clerk. who sent it pill box labeled
“headache tablets" to her which really
eoniulned chorlde of mercury tablets.
'i‘hc tablets in both boxes were pro
pared by 'l‘uokor. according to the
coroner, and by mistake be labeled
them wrongly.
When Miss Killinghcck sent for her
headache tablets the box coutulnint
the poisonus pellets was sent to her
and she took one of the pills. which
caused her death in a few hours. There
were seven and five eighth grains in
the box. enough to kill (light or t'en
men. aocordlndlng to Coroner Mix
The autopsy on the girl’ s body was
performed today and It Is an the ri-
suit of this and the luvdstlsstlon by
Coroner Milt thttt the Ilndinx of the
coroner Is busted.
Tucker. It mu said tonight. is bro-
ketl up over the littldent. Coroner
Mix will tomorrow la the. ones. be-
fore State Attorney w "other"
WMaw
ONL CURLFQI DYflPIPOM.
Mrs. ukiin Bush of New Castle.
Del. says: "I seller". tor years with
dyspepsia new! to intro greet distress
and belchl ! moti‘ovorything i
could hear
until I took
cent bottle cured the completely."
For sale by It. ll. Pl allied, I"; H. Bos-
tor and the (Billiard Pharmacy» “
"tits r .
“chenille “d ””3" width
mom who to confined to the
even has is] song from it
severe out fish :3; reset to
ed the clock shop rs was reported
or resting oomforisllle this morning.
He will bow out In a low (ion. ~ 33
sniill‘h’il‘i'iltmm.
tomb! (lure and We. will
’ ,
duos lessons the hut-dost
3 sitoy‘s (Molestation and aim
(sleep “it. Buster. . 6
hi it tolls to elm 4
l i
..
Coal I
At. the lowest prices.
“ssistctn
Iltmu
t: rpm». no
Bioillou him. and one so 3'”
South Norwslk. Conn.
Coal I
None boiler.
,.,
new YORK. new HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
in [fleet October 6, 1906.
LEAVE ao‘u‘m NdsivALK ros‘
NEW YORK.
:A. M.-—:12 621,6:661. 6:461, 6: 16:.
6:66, 7:46, 8:.18 8:.“ 0:06;
.60: 60 1.0: 60:. ll: 06, 11:17x. .
.-— :46). 1:06. 6: 05:, 6. 61.
x, 6:46. 6. 01:. 6‘ 64. 6: 49:, 7.11:.
x. lei 62:. 10: 62.
Oundoyo.
‘A. u.--12: 66s., 6: 66:. 6: 46:. I: 663.
6: x.
P. lip-6:661. 6:061; 6: 46. 63:016.
‘7866008.8283.053!.101L I
.t. u.:-—4 60. 6: 60, 0:50. a 00:: 3s.
s. (0:. a: 00:. 19:02:. 10: (tax. to:
lli‘dilxi‘lljii‘a.08 1: Oi I. '
.- .-- x - s: 6
3533353 6303313303" (3633 333331;; '930
9:90, 11:',00616:00x.‘."" ' 0:.
Child.” ‘ I
i: .10 or.
3304 04. 6:I 6:065.
tours screwing to new
list/Is.
III."-
NIW YORK FOR IOUTH NORWAg
.6. Ill-4:00
6’. 3.4386,
‘ .003.
so.“
A. 2206:. ltzlx. lililix. 6:3
0:06 06: 1:60. 6:101. 4:
“3131”” 6:083. 6:”.72103. 0:03
ti
Pit-hips rt. In addition to shove.
H.146. 1:66 7:66 3
Iuntlays.
{drift-i
.l .11:
“'lt'
ibf'fx NONWALK To DANIUNV:
«4:20. 9: 55:. 0:66.
1". l‘nt-lzss. (tux. 6:16. 6:10. 72'
hosiery to count ”mull.
"grit-4: so, 7: us. 6: ll. to:
r 333.3333" 6: item. .
‘ 5660M
A. N.-iit!6. iii m
i“.
Infill“ - .
Milo. mo. . '
....... a... to. .
i: fill}. $9.13: 11:. :o Oinllz lit. 1:. ‘
I
an.» talox.tstg.1uuttt.fi
‘ custsruas HANiikesoiittzia
Handkerchiet buyers wllbtolto much
satisfaction In (uniting their selections
(rear dome of the following items
ladios’ lose or embroidered edited
handkomhlefs, 16in
stitched handkerchiefs at 15c and 1'20.
‘ ladies” linen hadditetchlefs with
meow smut-cinema or hemstltcile‘d eds»
' 5:361“: linen initial Mahmud. at
Ladies' fancy edge handkorditiofs‘. 1.3.
foncy boxes. 6 in a box, 61 00 6.1106200.
Gshis' illhln linen handkerchiefs,‘
hemsiltched edge, he to 260.
at 26c.
so 35 w“ *
breaking
GARDLEBS OF 008T
88 WASHINGTON STREET.
' ladies linen om uroldot'od (the (2...... 3
Gents' linen initial hauditerchiei’li. ‘-
A‘ chem-3 cottscrlon or '0‘
Dolls of MI so'rt‘t slid (tiger;
sud undressed. There's coo
doll buying If you buy them he _
14 in. ion hotly dolls. humus (at
26o. 39'
heads, at title.
A great assortment of 1qu
06d. 3
Pretty drenseti dolls a large 036N693
ment to choose from. at 25c.
“Jointed dolls pl‘éttily dress
) C. .
motion Street
iable‘ flyers, all kinds oi: toys, the g“.
to mention. at figures that. are resell
T NELS
RETIRING: FROM BUSINESS '
ENTIRE STOCK OF MILLINERY TO 3533 OLQSED CUT AT ONCE ITI- .
3t
3. s TELLOTSON
sourH soswstx. conic. .
86 WASHINGTON STREET,
Onyx Hoole 3
always gives satisfaction.
M.-
N E. RYAN.
SOUTH NORWALK.
SPECIaI orHOIIday
MEN’S FINE slit-rs AND ovEscosl's. ,
. . sovs ems strife and Woman‘s AT vgjty .0090 pmgflai j333‘h
D GOTTLIE
CLOTHING SHOES AND FURNISHINGS.
1: ((0er MAIN eraser. 3
! ,. t»!
' BOUTI‘I NORWALK, C63}
343‘... at '6
”with
cows
mnsmtc “" ‘ "3‘
“8133-333”, .. “3"
GRIP
(I vs;
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