in:
m“?
l
to
To introduce nil on:
package of Dr. Bell's
and a. 25 cent 'I‘ofotil Brush for.
. ‘ 25D!" . « '
TO.
lilo lirida‘e Pharmacy.
PLATNER & BRADLEY. more.
I“ WASHINGTON; 81‘.
Tel. Outing-L
loath ~
Ilil
, ntlaelitlc’
'l‘ooth Powder and make i more wido-
ly known. we shall offer this week a
Tooth Powder
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gorham spent
Yesterday in Katonah, N. Y.
Miss Ethel Adams. of Bridgeport.
was the guest of Miss Edna. Blyden-
burgh. yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Morgan, of Cove
avenue. held a family reunion yester-
day at their home;
Tile wedding of John Knapp to Miss
Effie Weed, daughter of Alonzo Weed
is soon to take piece.
Mr. and Mrs, Alfred S. Crockett, of
Rowuyton. were guests of Mr. and Mrs,
Daniel Ulionlmedisu, yesterday.
Captain and Mrs. C. H. Rider leave
today for Port Jefferson. where they
will visit their son for some days.
A sunrise prayer meeting was held
yesterday morning in the Fiast. Avenue
Methodist Church. Tile attendance was
good.
An old fashioned class meeting was
held last evening at. the Advent Chris-
tian Church and the attendance was
large.
The steamer Addie V.. having in tow
the barge Clarence. Went to New He
you today to get a cargo of iron pipe
fur the McMilllen dredger at Burrltt's
island.
M. S. Pal-trick has moved his gear
from the Electric Express office to tho
qllnrtcrs ncross the street and today
started ill the manufacture of infant's
shoes.
The Officiul Board of the Eust Ave-
nue Methodist Episcopal Church will
hold their rcgulur monthly mceilng
this owning at ll o‘clock. The meeting
was not held on Wednesday, the 28th.
on account of 'l‘llunksglvlng Duy prcp-
urations.
licrmun 'l‘llcilc. is scrlously ill at lilo
Willie 01' his daughter, Mrs. Millie lil-
ing. in New York city. Mr. Thclle rc-
cclltly sllft‘crcd at second sirokc of pa-
ralysis and while he appears bright
mentally. he has. lost the power of
speech and partly that of his body.
liai'ncr‘s East. Side Store was again
decorated as is the. custom of holidays
and this morning the manager found il
impossible to get in until altcr he had
sccnrcll considcrublc help in ronloring
tho hurricudc. A couple of whilc oak
lilies were across lill‘ front of lilt,‘ door
and illill‘i' llcnvy timbers had bccn
pillccd at the rear door.
(‘aptllin Nllliltlll liobcl‘ts rcnlllills
ubout. the name us when we inst rc~
Icrrcd to ills illness, and his t-xtrcml-
nine and falling vitality makes it \‘cl‘y
difficult for him to rally. (inc of iilt‘
signs of the old gcntll-mnn's populnrity
is to set.- the llumbcr ol‘ \vhitc lluircd
old men call at the old homestead to
inquire about their fellow sell mpiniu.
A. ll. Clcpsntilc, son of the late Mrs.
H. W, (Tit-psnlllc, who died ill East.
Norwnlk thrcc yours ago. and cousin
to Mrs. l. M, .lnmcs. is critically ill
with typhoid pneumonia at. his bump
in New York. It is not three months
lllzn since Mr. nnd Mru. (liopsnttlc bur-
lcd lt lovely dnuuhtcr. Mnbcl. who wrnt
Just budding into wolmlnllood, and
pushed uwny nilcr ll llugcrlng illness
of cutnrrh of the stomach,
Mrs. F. ii. i)b\'l~ll|ittt‘l null lit'l' two
daughters, l-‘loru llnd limb. lcit for
tin-tr homo uud lily honom of the rust
of the family. in iiMlllllmillll. VL. in
little to have ’l‘hnllknglving dinner
With the Davenport grundpllrcnin. lins-
imn‘d uud the three older children.
utter hnvlnu spout lire wwks of rnrc
i'llioymvlll under the houplluhln roof
of ilrtlndmn .lllnlcn. ’l'hu lull nlr
freshcnml illclr nppcllilc-n nnd guru in
mother Nature‘s coumcllcn Will do. nnli
tiln young nlnl hnnxinomn mother of
live cillldrcll running from ninciocn
to thrmv ,t‘cllru old, oilitiiiimi the long-
nlu l't‘nl ulll- bud hall in lnnny yours.
which won the our thins Ill-mil'nl to
brim: out rcmm'ml lll‘llilll to tho irow
bin Incident to Viii‘ll'mtc vulule, ll‘iorn.
Who in n lll'licniv rilllvl, unit on dnlhly
an it lilll‘ill'lilt in but dict». uvwr lnlnwn
n mnnl, nlld won on mplul lurnls in
l‘llitiltirnilllllll with hvr upturn and
would run» with any n! Ihl‘ l‘iliitlf'flfl lilo.I
it round duct. lliiiillc, llw bully, who
in a combination of ii telephone. motor
lmx nnd murryagormmli. was not quiet
iivn llllllllN‘ll from lint llmc silo opctiml
Mr bin dark eyes till «he wont in bud,
and even then every corn In it while
would call out for out: or both mum»
born of the iirm of Popper & Hummer.
They are four of l llild from grandma
to grandchild. oil having large. dark
cites. intensity of expression and the
noise of the hood peculiar to the (lodgi-
family, and look mum delight in shop
ping amt sanding. The trip in hit Willi
in mud success all a and.
55m
mm Ill lim Ain't lull
can do
W“ i.
installed one --
.m. diam.
pm . ‘~
I'.
at 7:30 o’clock.
requested to be present.
rings anniversary.
average price for good fruit
a barrel.
as large as in many previou
lune Acksrt, Arthur Clark.
Gordon Lockwood.
tired Cushman, Pcurl Frakc.
Lynch. Ethel Mills.
Charles Atlcock,
Rut
Archic
May Tuck, Arthur
Webb, George llillllcr.
giving Duy cxcrciscs ill ihc
public school was one of thc
cessful in many years.
and assistants, Misses Flory
the applause of un ullusu
audience.
Song—God‘s Gift in Nuiurc.
School.
Psalm XCV..
Reading of thc Governor's
tion,
Lillie \Vcbb.
Recitation—Little Words of
Mamie Princc, Mnry Cuiicn,
teller.
BOng~Wclcome.
Kindergarten.
Marvin .inrvis.
Rr-citntiolloldtllc Paul's
ing,
Gladys Atwntcr.
ROCIL:lliOl’l—- Novclulwr,
Primary School.
Rccitnlion~r~Story of n Scull,
Arnold. Murion (Match, All
Song—Novcmbcr's ilnlluby.
Primary Room.
Hill-l3, Churlcs Snillln, (‘3'
il’nilcr Klggins. Hcicn Sn
Rw-itutiou — Thanksgiving
Aguin,
Chm-lie Suiilln.
llorituiioll~-~~'l‘hc Story of Hit
l-‘lorcllco Allcock. lllzzio Harv
thy Rnckcit, l‘cu'rl
lluilns, .illnc Sillicl‘. Swill
ilccitulloll~-~-'l‘om's Thanksui
Alien .illtlgc.
Rccltniion-Tlluukuuivlnx.
Sonnw'l‘llc llitllc iiusimnn,
(illlrl-ncc (Bloke.
Morton Rnckoit.
llcllu inmbcrt.
Roch nt ionw 'i'llc
Sollioqny.
Mullcl .lurvln.
lilo Klillnfnlil-r, tiny Willi
llomu ll.
ilocilnilon ttttt The Monitor,
llvcitniloll I'l‘ll i'lt'lill'c oi
‘i'ilnuimnivllm.
hots illllrnll
iloclinllollw'i'ilc
tiny.
(llltliyn lllliln,
til-hoot
liovlinllon» iur Country.
.llllin Hush-rt. Marion iiyilr
Cllnhnlnn, lfihol Mills,
Reelintlonnwn W‘s ’i‘hunks
William Stevens.
The Hunter‘s Son .
8c ool.
Recitation-«Tho kiln
lirncll Webb.
A 'l‘hnninsglring llymn
Room ll .
iincllntion~ihe Turkey's o
Blinduehy Doiiiiil.
llmm ill,
‘ """ "iiii'h‘u'l'dtlu
Beriistlonmtmhmg the
in: Turkey.
Marlon Croatian.
ROWAYTON.
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The Library will be closed this eve
hing on account of Judge Wilbur's lec-
tuireon his trip to the Arctic Sec.
mi. and um. wulnu‘n 1‘, Raymond
spantlyalterdav with Mr. Raymond’s
ulster, Mrs. R. W. Rector. of Wilton.
”'llllere will be a rehearsal of the
Christmas exercises tomorrow eventual
All the children are
Close, Lester James, Russell
Merton Rackett. Milton Rowland. Flor-
ence Adcock, Maud Brundage. Harold
Cutllill, Ray ll‘elslnlz~ Stella
Ethel Geist, Alien Judge, Dorothy Ruc-
kett. Lizzie Savage. Wallace
ilsha, Russell Broadway. Jollll Clev-
crley, Carlton Frnko, Chnrlcs Gugcr.
Addison
Frank Mills, William ll’lnkneyv William
Stevens, Edward Tinker, James Young.
Lucile Brllndu. Hortense But-stein. Mll-
Undcr
lllunngcmelli of Principal ll). H. Lune
mid Ilottomly. the scholars
their parts extra We" and received
i’ursons.
John H. Cables has started on a busi-
ness trip to Muloatiue. lowu. inking
his wife along. as it wns their mar-
They will bosons
ten days or longer and friends are
:, wishing them a pleasant journey,
.. —-Tonight, old Bap, Church. Mark D.
- Wilbur, auspices of RoWuyton Free ill-
‘1 brury. Subject. Rowuyton to
Farmers are finding a ready market
' In. this city for their winter apples. Tile
Arctic Son.
is about $2
The supply is fair but not
it years.
Following is the list of pupils neith-
er'absent nor tardy during the past
month at the Rowayton public school:
Edgar Mott, Howard Scott,
Smitten. Harold Sowm'hy. Cyril Tuck.
Michael Russ, Mildred Jennings, Doro
thy Mills. Mabel Cakes. MnmletPrince.
Gertrude Salter. Marlon‘Arnoid. Cor-
Charles
Clarence
Mills,
Frukc.
Bene-
Mills.
Ulah Hurt,
Florence Hnuiec, Hilf'l‘iet Letts, Marion '
h Oukcs,
Bcnelishzl.
May Burstcin. Jessie Close, Marlon
Godfrey. Ethel .lrulnings. lcslic Judge.
William Lynch. Frcd Merrlilcld, Lena
Oukes, Helen Scoficld, Rosc- Snifil
Walker,
Lili i’
The following program of Thanks-
Rowuyton
most suc-
illc
. Cusll mu ll
pillycd
ally large
Grades VII, and VIII.
l’l'oclalllu~
Welcome,
ldu Klillo- ;
llcclintion—--’l‘llllnksgiring (ircciiun.
’l‘ha llksui v-
Knty Russ, Mildrcd Jennings, Mnrion'
llll Molt.
iiccltutlon~~chcn Little Pilgrim Folk,
Dorothy Mills. Robcrt 'l‘iilcr. illicitncl
ril
rngc.
(‘umcll
Tuck.
l Pilgrims,
filth. Doro-
iA‘llil
l Pinko.
ring.
(ll‘lllllls ill. and lV. ’
Mullli iiriludngo .
Rm-iiuiiolr- llcrllc'n 'l‘bunksglvlug .
Rocllnlion-wl‘i‘llui l‘m 'i'llunkful For.
ni‘l‘iiilillmm 'i‘iw 'i'nlltcy‘u sonically.
l'nt'n Thanksgiving
nocltntionm'i‘iw First 'l‘hnnklntivlng.
”my him to tin-tr chucks. much us obi-V Elwin Alwnlur. (rm-him» Acknrt. Marlo
Moore. incl. Mills. Ellwl (inlet, Buli-
ill.
Holly-wild" the (ilnd ‘i‘llnnkuuivlllg,
h‘rnnriu llnylnr. i‘llurbm Arnold, llow-
urd Hroli, Willlnnl ifrvmim,
Illl' Find.
Find, ’l'lmnltnuivinn
Hollow-initiation in this Hiwnvch.
ll. Mildred
giving.
sou Why.
Exercise by Seven Children.
i’ellri il‘rnkn. Anon Everett. iairiin
tin-min. Mny aniline, Miami (limo.
John llllwcriy. Addison Mills.
recto.
Mjlhiinfir-Jl'iilmliiiflvlfi on the Farm
‘ Hortense film in.
“N'iilllliiilw’l‘lih il‘irsi ‘i‘hllilhnglvlitg,
l’inno tinipAJmnlin i-lolkc lie Concert.
‘ Baritone
‘i‘huoksgivs
commons-rumours» .
, , el Jenninsin
Recltstioo A Million of Harvest.
" Enrico Convoy.
Bonk-«The Wind land, tho Sea.
' . ' School. ,
. Kennedy's laxative, containing
Honey and Tar. moves tho’ bowels.
Contains no opiates. Conforms to
Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold by
John Davis and wife spent Thnnltr
giving in town.
and Min. Max Welsner.
Mrs. Charles Hatch spent Sunday
with relatives in town,
Harold Mills spent Thanksgiving
with his parents in town.
day on u hunting expedition.
Thursday night in Miller’s Hall.
A dance was held Wednesday night
at the home of Augustus Churchill.
Miss Edna Bennett ls spending a few
Weeks with friends in New York city. l
Storrs Agricultural Society has ridd-
ed a large number of sheep to the (lil-
bert Department.
Rev. R. J. Bench and mother, former
residents of this place, spent a few
days in town last week. '
The schools here are obliged to hnvo
regular sessions Friday, on account of
a day lost in September.
: The teachers of the Methodist EDIB'
copal Church nreplunning for a sale
thesecond week in December.
The Gilbert & Beunet Company are
planning to build several cottages on
gas Clifford Pharmacy and The’ Bridge I! IN '18,”? fl 0 I! 3
””3”" . y i u r a A r“ to o I "
GEORGETOWN. l. anneal-ed Polo-I
Twins were born inst Monday to Mr, ‘ ‘
l
Fred E. Lockwood was in town to-‘
A whist party and dance was held‘
Tho. omit Paolo!
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BURROJA .s
Good Insurance 3 i,
All: your dealer or and tar“
catalogue and order dim:
lmmiactoryr W. Deliver.
PACKARD 8t FIELD.
nnocuron. nus.
0 I will: nt'l‘ 6 Mn:
"m stimulus: - ”‘3
JIMMMW ‘
CANNON. ,
After a long and painful illness Mrs.
Anna [llrchurd wife of John Stommel.
passed away Tuesday evening of list
weck. aged 47 years, l‘lcsidos llcr hus-
band the dcccuscd lcuvcs two dough.
icrs. Mrs. Kcnncur W. Nichols. of
Brooklyn. and Mrs. Charles W. O, God
troy. of Cannon.
FAMOUS STRIKE BREAKERS.
The most fnmous strike brenkcrs in
the land are Dr. King’s Now inn» Pills.
When liver and bowals go on strike.
they quickly settle the trouble and
the purifying work goes right. on. Best
cure for constipation, headache and
dizziness. 25c at i“. ll. lluxtcr‘ll. South
Norwnlk, and E. l’. Wood's, Norwnlk.
tlruggists. ”
Portland avenue for their workers.
The Gilbert & Bennett Manufactur-
ng Company are erecting a brick bulld-
im; in the northern Dart of their plant.
A musical and literary entertniumcut
will be held at the Gilbert Memorial
(rilll‘lli’ch Wednesday evening, December
at .
Mr. English, of Norwnlk, has tukcll
the position its station agent at
Rruncllvilie, inking the plllcc of E. M.
Pink.
The nltorutions of the Swedish
Church are now completed, They have
made the body of the church lunch lill“
gcr and have added u cupolu and Slur
tiny school room.
Mr. null Mrs. Arthur Smith llnvo rc-
lurllcd from their u‘olhijng trip to lins-
‘lll. Tllcy lll't‘ now hopping house in
thr- rooms fill'llll‘l'iy occnplcd by Mr.
:lnd Mrs. Rolwll ilill.
DcWiii‘s l.iltlc Early Risers. About
lilc most rclinblc pill on the market,
Sold by Tim (‘lill‘ord Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pillll‘lllllcy. "
WILTON.
'Mrs. l-‘ruul-is firmly is visiting Miss
ixlllbcl'iln» Stumps.
\(‘i‘llil‘lll‘lill‘ \‘i', 51. Olmslclld in super
\‘lsilll' l‘l‘liflll'h on ilsu itllrllllulll plncc.
Mrs. Edward Oilltstond is cnicl'lnln-
lug Miss Sophie ()lmstmd, of llrook-
Pro.
I. Mrs. N. M. llclllcn spcni Thanksgiv-
Ing Day with nor son, .1. M. ilcldcu,
iii llnnlllll'y.
ltvvnt‘. Ill. Scllcck will oillclnto ill
SI, Mlltlhclv's ('hurcll 'Sullduy. at tho
Ill-uni hour.
Mrs. il‘l‘llllif Weston and family. of
New York, worn 'l‘llzlllksgil‘lng Illll'
Lllcsts of Mr. and Mrs, ii. (i. ‘l‘llonlson,
'l‘llauksgirlng lluy scrvlcts. with ccl-
"illililtlll of Holy (‘olnnlunion wcl'c
ili‘ltl in St. Mutlllcw's Church. yester-
day morning at to o‘clock.
Mr. lchlit's llollsc. rcccntly pur~
l'illlscli from l’crc)’ Ackcl‘nlltn. is itc-
l‘ug cxlcnsivvly l'cpaircll, ulltlcr (‘on-
ll‘llt‘ltll' (lcorgv ’l‘uyior.
.lllcob Millcl'. of lil'illl‘ll Hill. is n
path-ill lit the Noru'ulk llospltul. nnd
li-l doing nicciy. Nl-xt woult his family
\rlll tukv possession of their new houn-
in Norwulk.
Mrs. licrbort Hturgns. of New York.
llun bccn u rorcnt gut-st of Mr. flllll
Mrs. H, (i. 'i‘hompoon, on her return
from tin» Ynlollurvurd football knmr.
inst Suturdny, ‘
A parish mcclllll: will be held to-
morrow evening at 7:30 o'clock, in St.
Matthew‘s Church, to consider the torn
llcrml rt-siunutioll or the rector. Rei'.
Wlillum id. liookur.
Mr, and Mrn._Noinou Spoilccr gave
i" house party hi lllvir nightly buntin—
low in liurlhuit turret. from l-lltlurduy
till Monday. (locals Wl‘i‘fl present from
llrconwlch nnd New York.
Mr. and Mrs. H, H. Ogden out] inm-
liy rn-opcncli their summer homo und
mm: a house pllrly over Thanksgiving.
Among Iilt'ii‘ gllontn wuru Mr. and Mrs.
Wuilnr (Tobin, of Brooklyn.
An lnmrlrmnt rcoi moon trnnni’cr
look plnrc ill North Wilton, lust wcvk.
ilnoruo Wmtou. of New York, plil'cllnn-
Ni ill ill'l'l‘ll of lnml llolongitm lo the
Millie of ”in into iiownrd W, bitumen,
through the Mm'tlilll'. ll. ll. ‘i‘llmnnon.
l‘rof. llnrry lithium, in llnrvnrd, will
out non of Mr, uud Mrs. llcrhcrl Hlur-
mm. wcli known summcr rt-nhluhin in
town, Illlli rm'cnliy pumwi llil llxuluiun-
lion with lllsllcst. honors, null bus rc-
v'clvml on nppnlnlmnlll to the llnlimi
litmus Nnvnl ltoucrvo. nintlom-d ul lion»
ton. '
‘i‘hc Mnlinoc Whlut Club moi ’i‘lton-
day. Now-miter 20. ill the boron of
Mrs. ii. iii. Uhichcbtcr. 'l'hrcc inhlns
were occupied and prison m-rn won
by the folIoWIng successful plnyers:
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
UNDER Sl'll7'i‘lilCItN SKIES.
ch plays of rccl lit yours how so-
rurcd such a strong hold llpon public
I‘uvor us has l'lldcr Sotliitcrn Skics.
Which comps to lloyt's Theatre, on
Thursday, ilt‘t‘i‘llllli.'|‘ ii, for the first
limp this scusou. ’l‘llc pluy is wcil rc-
melnbcrcd here from last season. the
impression it then lol’t’ bcilll: most i'nv—
lll'iilllC‘. Since it has been soon hcrc
l'ndm' Southern Skics bus nppcnrctl ill
muny cities and always to large and
illlllillfililfillt' ulldicncos.
DOES EVENING READING TIRE
YOUR EYES?
it will not with the proper light.
1
A Portable
Gas Lamp
Will givc that clcul'. strong.
light so desirable for reading or sow-
lug.
\‘l'e huvc ll. special line that we are
selling made up complctc at
$1.50. $i.75 AND $2.00.
\ -——--
Conn. illilwillti
Lighting Doping
spun "liner "shinny
sicully
Silver Frost Fish. 5 lbs. 25c
Flat Fish. 1'» lbs. ...... 25c
Frcsil Herring. 5 lbs. .. ........ 25c
Murkct Cod .............. 4c lb.
White Perch ...... ...... 8c lb.
Hpnuish Mackerel . ........... 120 it).
While liltllbut ........ 12c lb.
Iiuitcr Fish 120 lb.
l’lckcrul nnd Pike 80 lb.
Btcuk Cod 120 lb.
:ltlrn Large Dry Escullops 409 qt.
Ducross.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OVITER
MARKET.
om Initiation Amy building;
Int End of Wlli‘lifl ion Gino! ridge
Shur’TEdge
to curve your turkey for
THANKSGIVING.
The Sinlr Educ Carving Sets range in
Mrs, ii. Ill, (‘lllrhmon Milli! ll'ltii'clll'v
llllilnri and Miss Knlhcriun Stumps.
'l‘lw culllulllliion was married Minn.
Mill-y it. tlremlry.
The fair in the iliurlimll liil‘oui :uvhnnl
houm» lust Hitllll‘dn)’ niinrnmn one u
”I?!“ Hlli'l'i‘liil.
ry articles found a runny rolls, and
about m was reclined, to be deposited
to the Fire Department Fund. All Min
Redmond was unable to take C'I'llll‘ift'.
Mr. and Mr». Nelson «nimiituied in the
management of the affair.
wlicsvv. impure. blond lithium ll
muddy, plmpiy rumhlcxlml. headache-a.
blues. indigestion. 'l‘hlu blood inl-
ltec you «trait, pale. sickly
inland Hitters. makes the blood rich.
”‘8‘, pure - restores perfect health.
Refreshments nnri fun i
prices from $2.00 to ”.00, and every
om- ought to have one. Sliver mount
ml nnd very handsome in design.
Call and see them at
Chitin, E.‘ Did. ‘
summer
burdock m WASHINCWON STREET.
M “i" . M..-
»~ ‘ 6-5-4 is prepnred' par-
‘ ‘ticularlyferfids COOK-
Sav‘es nail (ilk
lNG RANGES and, is
also a labor saving sub-
stitute for blocking. on
l the sides of any cook
stove burningbardcoal.‘ It is
better than an enamel for
STOVE PIPES or WIRE
SCREENS; it covers
more surface, is applied
easier,drios quicker and
wears longer.
5.54;!
For sale by Chas. E. Dow, 80. Nor;
walk. and Monroe a. Palmer. Darlen.
ESCAPE FROM QU NS COUNTY
JAM
NEW YORK. Nov. 30.-Tcn prison-
crn cscnpod from the Queens County
Jail, at Long island City lodlly.
SLUGGISH LIVER A FOE TO AM~
BlTION.
You cannot accomplish very much
if your liver is inactive, us you feel
~dllll, your eyes are heavy nnd slight
exertion exhausts you. ()rlno Luxu-
tlve Fruit Syrup stimulates the liver
and bowels and makes you feel bright
and active. ()l'illo Laxative Fruit
Syrup docs not museum or gripe and
is lnild and vcl‘y plcasnnt to tulle.
(trim is more cichctlvc lllill’l pills or or-
dinary cuthurtlcs. Refuse substi-
tutes. l‘lslstcd's llrug Store and The
(Iiitiord l’llarlllacy. u
S I l
poem 5.
. ~—~-—- "" ill i "W
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar . .. . . .. . $1.00
5 lb. pkg. Oatmeal, a piece of deo-
orated china to each pkg. 25c
2 lbs, Pure Leaf Lard 25c
3 pkgs. Mincemeat, Nonesuch 25c
Fancy Mixed Cakes~ per lb. 10c
3 lbs. Soda Crackers 25c
—--—-.—— l .50 I
Phone 223—3.
22 Cottage Ave.. East Norwalk.
Wall _1
Paper
l'i-‘i‘i
We consider this sea-
son’s line the best
we ever had.
E. E. Gotham,
EDEOORATOR.
.TILIPHONI—III. 'i‘TV
ll Flfll‘l’ IT. I. NORWALK.
‘ DA VID W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Dir-afar
and Embalmcr.
19 North Main St. Booth Norwalk.l
Residence, 6 Washington direct.
Telephone at house. 1344.
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" FUTURE OF THE‘PHILIPPINES.
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Declared That It Depends on Free
' Trade» With the United States.
CHICAGO. Nov. 30.»Thnt the future
of the Filipino ticllcnds an the granting
of free trndo in his commercial rein-
ilons with tho United Slilltls was the
statement mudo yesterday by Judge
Paul \V. Lincllorscr, who has just re-
turned trom the. Philippine
where in» stirred tlvc yours as n triul
Judge. to which position he won at»
pointed by President McKinley. Judge
Lincbnrgcr tlcclllrcd olllpiloiicillly that
there is nu erroneous idcn prevalent
ill the llnltcd States that lilo I’ilillp-
pines urc u druin on the lnxpaycrs of
the public instead of n self-sustaining
unlion. ~
Reviewing ihc opcrniions of the Jup-
uncsc in lllc ll‘ur l‘lnst sincc the Rue-
slull~.illpllllcso Wur. hc gave his opin-
ion tllnt u wur bctwrxon this nation and
”10 YOUOW llcoplo is inevitable, because
of their desire to control the colllulorco
oi' the. countries beyond tho Puclilc.
Already. he said. till) lugcud "Grout.
Britain hilt Greater Jllptu'l." finds utter.
unce on the lips of every son of tho
Flowery Kingdom.
Judge Lincbnrgrr ndvocntcd the es-
tablishment of n foreign trade bureau
to be operated in connection with the
consular service. .
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Del. says: “i suffered for years with
dyslfl‘nskr, used to have gl'cnt distress
and belching. I tricti everything i
could hour ol‘, but nothing helped me
until I look Brazilian Kuhn. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R, if. Plnlsted. F. H.
Baxter and The (lllilord Pharmacy. "
STEAMER ST. PAUL HAS SEVERE
ER.
WEAT
NEW YORK. Nov, ltd—«A wireless
message received here today from Cap.
Mill Pussou‘. of the American Lilli”:
Steamship St. Paul, suys that the St.
Kilibkblhl’ Trades
ll not what the petiole want when they
require good werkmanlhlp. My work
I- done right and when l ny A job
in done. it: done. ._
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT.
Plumbing. Tinnlnl and ltoam Fitting
I Monro. Strut. lo. Nor-walk.
N m.- STRAIN Alva
REFLEX mourn ES
surrcndcr to tlll’lssos built upon ll. ll.
lioyt‘s Modcrn Methods of Eye Test-
lug.
Homer 3. Hoyt,
Telephone SSS—~12.
Refractirlg Optician.
Rooms 7 and 8. United Bank Building,
South Norwaik, Conn.
Special appointments at convenience
of patron.
Oillce flours. 8-—ll:45. 12:45——6;
Saturdav evenings. 7-ii.
Men’s and Boy’s
OVEROOATS
Latest Style
$5 to $15
ll. GilTTLiEB’S.
MEN'S AND BOYS' FURNISHER.
11 N0. MAIN ST. 60. NORWALK.
HEAD TO FOOT FURNISHERS.
till lllllllt till
pours NOItWALK. cons.
runners A GENERAL IANKth
nouns». .
t moms. him;
$100,000.00 ‘
cumu- mo room". 1;
317650000
.
W \
EDWIN H. MATHEWION. Phi. '
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vienna.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, Cushion
WILFRED BODWELL, Alli. Cnhll
i t
DIRECTOR].
E. H. Mathewson Henry onm
John H. Knapp Ilmuol Grammar,
Jul-h R. Marvin ii. Wail-co Marvin
Christian swam John H. LIIM.
Fred H. Rowln.
llhli ”Papers.
' .l-i N all“'l“fl.‘1;'
Paintels’ Supplies.
Crockenl.
FRANK C.
' VAN SCOY
PLUMBING,
STEAM.
HOT WATER.
AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin, sheet Iron. Copper
o and Zinc. .
. . Vifldouth’llain Street.
' limit: Norwhllr.'Conn.
lining”,
Glassware.
House-furnishing
O
Cloth Window sandal. with fringe. no
Whit. Cumin Pain. with “tum, 106
Picture tram-End Window
Shades Made in Order.
Painlina and '
Decoratlna. A
,t. ll. BECKER.
If Washington «mi.
islands. -
llllll BREATH ” ,
“Fornlnnvilu I had wont trmlhluwlth lm’I-l'llnll'h
and band nil kiildli of medicines. sly ioncw llll
sen nctlluily Ill gnmn on cross. mv brcnth ‘llnviu
bud odor. l‘wo \vcnhu nun n l‘rlullvl tili‘tllllllltlillim
,wmrct-vl null lifter limp thorn luau willingly nn
chum-fully nny that fills? lmvn f'llf-il‘l‘i“ curml ill" ?
tlmrciuro luv, you klllllV tlml i admit rcrolmllvllttl,
hum to my mun sllil’l‘rillp hill” "Ill ll trlmll‘M "-
ilu.‘ ll. l1 '
llpuu. Illli itil’luulon Etuiwu l'urlt.N~¥-.
best For
The Bowel.
mm CATHMTIC
in“ WORK would“ ‘5'”,
Pic-nut. Pulstsbln. Potent. 'i‘utuu mind. i)
l0 d ’1 hltlk. W'" Rl‘llllllm lulllot Minimal)
wanieod to cure or your Ilium y buck.
‘ Sterling Remedy Co.. Chicago or N.Y. 596
IIIIIIAL SALE. TEII MILLION BOXES.
Paul, has cucoulltcrcd cxirt-lncly scvo~
re wentllcl' during tllc voyage from Ell-
ropc. Silo will be about; twentyioul‘
hours late in reaching iil'l‘ dock in:
this city. Captain Captain
lucssage was sent at. 5 o'clock this
morning when the St. Paul was 843
lllilcs cast oi’ Sandy llook Lightship.
it. says that it llcnvy northcllst gain
which lit-gall nt‘. l‘llidnight, rodiilluctl‘
tli‘. Ulti Ili)lll' the dispatch was sent. .
liailg the It] ii. Y.
for freight Onlyl
DI Ind after Tuesday. Janunry I.
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East River. New York, (foot
of Dover street). ovary filly, (except:
Sunday), at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Norwalk up to 4 p. in. end lost-H
Nor-walk up to 6:30 p. m.
NORWALK STEAMIOAT CD.
Aiming J. Imlth C. c. Hog-mm
than; chum-at Ann-D,
..._..7
THE NEW.
HOTEL VICTORIA
DN! MINUTE FROM DEPO‘II
EUROPEAN PLAN.
..0ur room. a npeclal ,teatun. In
and Electric Light. throughout. iv.
cry room heated.
RATES REASONABLE.
Finely clocked Cato in connection
A full line of Acker, Merrill E Con.
dit Co’s celebrated Wines, Liquor! and
Cigar. always on hand.
1‘. J. SULLIVAN, Proprieton,
Telephone Cali. 39H
even: more outcome anni-
.--AJJ' IER‘ ’ _. N l
PPM will I cuntyg'
snow white. om-pim-s "Standard” Par
ceiain Emlnlclcd Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to ”under
how delighfully courcuient it hot“.
be to have hot and cold running water
in your Modding chllttllltlr. I100].
ing npnrlnmm of first hour will]
room? its crust-two would afford to I
the blur-ll llcszrcc‘of comfort.
We will godly quote you prlcol. 0m
plumbers are alll“’,ly colorist“! IL]
chantel, hrlnent and reliablo.
Horace It. flash.
CORNER MAIN AND WI" '1'...
1M1 _ “I
PLUMBING AND smut l
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING. '
HOT AIR HEATING. .
ITOVES AND RANGES, l!
, ILATE AND TlN ROOKlNl. 1
Gu and Bteam Fitting. ' K
In Fixtures. Metal Ceiling, lb.
Have you neon our clock of . '
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTt‘HKISS
COMPANY.
17 WALL eraser. uonwnLK.
Whll Not Bull Yo;
Own Home? ‘7
Rents nro advancing till the time.
nud desirable npnrtlm-ntn urn becom-
ing llcnrccr ovury dny. th have it
number of very tinninlblo llmncll inn
tilt“), and can make the terms null
price ‘i‘lgln. l
J. M. Layton & Co:
iNCOliPlliiAlED.‘ '
5 llilrold Avcnuo. Co. Noi'vvlllfo‘
0 006‘
N we slalom. Win-tun or (little. lllc. 25010558}? ‘
.
Pu snows '
. Mint“ M... “Alums-2
n: noun 3. ill washes
AGENCIES.
nu: leURANCl um. urn-m
MDI‘I’OADII,
. IA‘l‘I IDNDO, PATIN‘I’I
OECURED.
I IOUTH MAIN STRIIT.
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