in‘ ‘
“a {I l l
Also Henrietta. Surges. Wehilt‘oflt
button. Granite Cloth. Venetian. Mo-
hair: and Brilliantinel in all colors.
ILAOK 90008 TA IPIOIALTY.
E. K. aimKs
46 and 41 Washington Street.
Mohookomo Haul lioolt.
mm“ Norwolk.
Lotti WeWs Ins
WEATHER REPORT.
For Norwalk and Vioihity. Fair and
warmer tonight and Wednesday. The
storm that was central in Vermont
yesterday morning has moved east- ‘
ward and is now central near Halifax
N. S It produced light snow with
high winds in the eastern nation in
the lake region and New England. it
was followed by a very severe cold
wave for the season of the year. The
temperature this morning in New Eng-
land was generally below zero except
along the coast. where it was slight-
ly above zero. Conditions favor for
this vicinity fair weather for two or
three days The temperature will rise
slowly.
Sunday was the Just Sunday in Ad-
vent.
The day is now only the nine hearts
and nineteen minutes long
District Deputy J. R, Jones. of Dan-
bury, will install the officers of the
Sons of St. George tonight.
The Italian Mission which has been
in progress at St. Mary's Church. Came
to a close yesterday at 4:80 o‘clock.
and has proved very successful. 1/.
There is no Christmas more worth
while than a bunk-book with a modest
deposit. Why not start one for your
boy in the Savings Department of the
South Norwalk Trust Company.
Mrs. William H. Swords and Mrs.
Edward II. GunIbaI-t. of this city, at-
tended the Durant~Slater wedding at
Grace Church. New York City, today.
and were guest of Mrs. E. N. Wilson
at a luncheon at the Gllsey after the
ceremony.
it is the best safeguard against indiI
gestlon. billiousness and dyspepsia
known to mankind. Hollistcr's Rocky
Mountain Tea or Tablets, 36 cents.
Piaisted's Drug Store.
The regular monthly business meet-
ing of the Philathca Class of the South
Norwsik Baptist Church will be held
this evening at the home of Miss Fan-
nie Mitchell. 123 South Main street.
A full attendance is desired.
Charles Smith. the young son of
Mrs. Bessie Smith, of Union street
went. to Brooklyn yesterday to report
at. the navy yard after a furlough of
eighteen days in this place. Mr.
Smith hopes to be placed on the new
battleship "Connwticut."
Mrs. Jehnle C. Ferris and household
will leave South Norwalk next Tues-
day for Daytona. Florida, where they
will spend the winter. Mrs. Ferris
gives up her West street residence to
its new owner the last of the week, and
will place her lurniture in storage.
Harry S. Ferris. who has been in
town for a week on his honey-moon.
set out for Boston yesterday intending
to stop at New inndon and some oth-
er places. Mrs. Ferris will remain
until Wednesday. and then she will go
to their new home in Brooklinc.
lioliisicr‘s Rocky Mountain Ten puri
lies the blood, strengthens the nerves.
regulates the bowels. hide the kidneys.
cures stomach lrouhles. builds up the
nervous force and repairs the ill cl-
locls of over outing. Tea or Tablets.
35 cents. l’lulsiod‘s lirug atom.
lluulers about Norwnik may be in-
lorontod lo know that the game war-
lii'im in liliI-hi‘iold county have been
having trouble with gunners who have
brought in lllfll'i‘ birds than the law
allows in one day. Last. Wednesday
Dr. R, la Rosa. gumo l\'lll‘li(‘ll of that
county, arrested two Bridgeport men
on the train (nun Kohl. and hold them
until Hulurduy. when limy were tried
in (.‘ununu. ()IIII had too birds and the
“flier eight and each pnld a fine and
roots amounting to 875.
My heart and bond unoillor claimed,
”in plcu had come too into.
it's over thus with people
pluck and vim.
’i‘uitu Rocky Mountain ’l‘IIII, don‘t got
left again.
Pininled‘a Drug Sloro.
C. E, Shepherd. i-‘runil liumphreys.
J. at Smith t‘. u. 0rilllth. C. 1‘. Blur
«noon. Michael Fonorznng, Nathaniel
.i Whitcomh.A W Kennedy. lrwin M.
Kline B. .l lionford H W. Schmidt.
.‘ir.. W. F‘. Brazier. John A. Hamilton,
l... A Kiunlisr. M t‘ Miller. F. 'l‘. Kon-
IIiI. New lurk; Walter B. Judd. iiilrh-
fluid; (7. A. lilonohuu Providence:
wllhoul
Henry l-‘illongor. iii lAANiiH Mo.; 8. R
loll (‘luvoinmii (1"iliil‘y Mlllllli
VIII-non; it. (6. ilt‘ui‘lihlhy. Hartford: .l
ii AiIIIoII, Nortliliold. Vl ; A. .l. .ienka
i‘hhvopoe; iii, A. Joint“. Newark. N. «1.;
“I“. ll. Mahon. New lbw-III; William D
louder. Philadelphia: I' V lhupin.
New iiuvcn. ’i‘. I-.‘ ilIIIioI Cheyenne;
III. M I‘Ilnuc'inx. Jersey (lty; I. K.
Warren. W..l.. mus: Norwnlh; Char
IIIII Huber. woman stopped at the
Hotel t‘..iil'lord yesterday
to con A sou: m on: DAY
'l‘ulIe LAXATIVE BROMO Quinlan
Tablets. ammo refund money it it
fails to cure. W. CROW! also:
lure III on oleh box. lilo.
W ..b—hkwMU—aulm-kna
SPECIAL
Prime Rib. Roast.
140 lb
and“, In ,1. ;
Piliilili
Mud
Illiiiii Blush
Guaranteed (Annuimi Bris-
this honinuflut .
is what we are Specializ-
ing ihlsweek
III and in
Others as low as be and as
In ii. Kale Jr.
Drugglot.
8 North Main 8!.
Connection for all north and
south bound cars can he made
at our store.
AUCTION.
FREDERICK W MITCHELL.
IAuctloneer.
Mrs. M. E. McGonegai Edwards will
sell at public auction on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5.
at 10 o‘clock a. m..
at her former residence.
N0. 59 WEST AVENUE,‘NORWAI.K.
a large assortment of household goods.
including one Chickering piano, line
toned as new, a splendid instrument
for accompaniments; piano stool.
lounge and pill w. marble top tables
and stands, v vet and Wilton and
Brussels carpets and rugs. window cur~
tuins, mahogany, bedstead antique.
wardrobes. marble top bureaus and
wash stands. sofa, two chairs, antique
plush and coca bola work; oil painting.
night scene: oval painting on glass.
paintings and engravings: bedding.
crdckery, china and glass and silver-
plaled were oll stove, gas stove, step
ladder, etc
The piano will be offered at private
sale until the day of the auction.
SALE POSITIVE. TERMS CASH.
lf stormy sale will take place on the
first fair day.
Mrs Edwards also offers for rent
four rooms on first floor and live large
bedrooms on second floor with extra
looms in attic. Also large stable. Af-
ter Dec. 5. application for the house
must be made to Edward C. Stuart.
Agent. Gazette Building. at 3
t
John Drescher has taken a position
in Gustav Pltzer's barber shop.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Lane, .lr..
have returned from their wedding trip.
William Casey is in Cannon Sinlion
today with a load of furniture from A.
.l. Collins and Company.
Otto I’. Zeitfus, fornwrly of this city.
now of Newburgh, New York, was a
visitor in town yesterday.
William Casey. of Union street. was
yesterday opcruled upon by lira. l)u«
mortier and Hitchcock for hemorr—
holds. I
(,lusluv l’itzer is in New Haven today
attending the irial of Sherwood charg-
IIIl with fruudulenliy attempting to ob-
tain a pension.
William lioklyn attended the unio-
moblio show at Grand Control pnliII-II
New York, yesterday and is again in
attendance today.
A regular meeting of tho liuymuhers
ol' lint-us 'i‘ribo was held inst evening,
menced.
The rehearsal of the Christmas on-
lorlulmnenl. of the South Norwulk
Congregational Sunday school. will be
held tomorrow night. instead of Fri-
day, us had been planned.
it. Nouch has had II handsome new
show illlii' installed in his store, 10
North Main street which enables him
to liiiililii) his large Christmas stock to
it much holler advantage.
The story of the game of basketball
played Saturday between the Human,
of Noiwalh, and the Mumford Hush
School whirh comes from Stamford iIv
impartial witnesses in It littlo differ-
ent from that given out herb. 'l‘he
Mumford version or the story in that
the Norwulk boys were ill‘ilii'll to tho
ions of 75 io' ..
Ii upIII'iui mmIlluIl Hi thI l‘ily III’
Nurwalli will be hold this «Ironing oi
the town IuIIIoIIIlIlI hall in Wall «mm.
The IIIIIIIlinIz iII ('lliit'li in rescind the re
mi. vole of the annual l‘iiy meeting.
which voted III lay Sizoou worth of
new newer and laid a special but of
two and unequarter mills to pay for
the same A proposition to issue an.
Iver bonds will he laid before the meet
big. as there lire many sections of the
city in need of sewers in addition to
the one» voted for by the lust oily
meeting.
Wednesday thI county commisudmI
on. with Engineer H ti swunm. will
pay a visit in Zour hrhlgegonp. of the
county hriduea which connects il‘iilrI
held county with New llnven county.
to ascertain its condition. There is a
report that the bridge is sagging and-
in is miscible that some tightening of
the ”supporting cables may have in he
he brid has its mmdu
colony end in Iowa at Nsolmvn.
hilt cream the hmumlo river near
the outlet: at Aluminum. Au tn the
use of the Wuhiogion and other
bridges consisting two counties Iho
NM oi‘ repur- is borne by the mo
muss
W
iWaIIt in one does In more harm
- fluorite.
“tau not 0! WM ....
chair and rocking chair, all in silk'
l
two water colors and other pictures.’
mattresses and pillows. folding bed,
clocks. hat rack, cane seated chairo.‘
l
but owing in other events going on _
tho punlx'hlo tournament was not com- ""
i music trons.
132 Washington at."
...”...Mp-
wu. A IIIIIIIIIiiilI s
lilonovao Block.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
Holiday ..
Handkerchlt
me here in almost e'Wei'y con-
ceivable style and ma't'erla'l.” ‘
Silk, Linen. Japouette, Cotton,
with or without initial.
Silk Plain—25¢, 50c 75c, 31 00
81. 50.
Silk Initial—46¢ and 50c.
Linen Initial—15¢, 25c, 50c,
Linen Plain—250, 350. 50c, 75c.
Japonette. with silk initial. ex-
tra fine quality, 3 in a box, 50c
a box.
WATCH THIS SPACE.
Open Every Evening After De-
cember 16th.
"iflitiiiii
85 Washington SL, 80. Norwalk.
f
Solid 10kt
Gold Eyeglasses,
$1.00.
THE
United American Opticians.
(incorporated ).
Agency at CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
HOYT’ S THEATRE.
For One Week (Except Thursday)
Commencing
MONDAY, DECEMBER 3d. 1906.
MARJORiE SOUTHWELL
and her
BROADWAY COMPAI.‘
in Repertoire of New Plays, New
Songs, New Dances, New Music.
'Ono Grand Matinee Only. Saturday,
December 81h.
PRICES:
Night .............. 10c. 20c and 3°C
Matinee ................ 10¢: and 2°C
HQYT'S THEATRE
THURSDAY DEC. 6
The Great éucceu.
UNDER SOUTHERN SKIES.
Written by Lottie Blair Parker, author
of Way Down Eat.
A Play That Will Live Forever.
The most original. unhnoknoyod and
diverting play of southern life ever
written.
27~REMARKABLE CA8T-27.
Mauivo Production Complete in Every
Detail.
OVER Two MILLION PEOPLE
HAVE SEEN THis PLAY.
Prices .............. 25c, 50c and 75c
First 4 Rows Orchestra ........ $1.00
SOME MASSACHUSETTS SAVINGS.
No man dies wllhoul. an heir.
A short horse is soon curried.
He's got u gait like a pair of bars.
Don' t slay ill] the last dog's hung.
i Billing on the little edge of Auth-
ng.
llunghillu rise and castles fall.
Three removes are as bad as a fire.
I’ll do it in two shakes of II lnmb'a
tall.
Joy go with you and a good broom
after you.
Don't noon ii any more than a cow
needs two iuiis.
Her tongue runs wiggle wugglc iii’ll‘
It (load lumh‘u tall
Theron as mmh odds in folks
there is in anybody,
Wllni IIIIIIIIIII ovor tho IIIIvll'Ii lull‘il in
"H
sure in Ito under his belly.
"or tongue runs on if it was bum:
in ihu middle und Wuagml at both IIulin.
'l‘o drown the miller iiiuld in bread
mulling when loo much water is put
Into the flour.)
'l‘hIIi lII-nls my wife's relations
Also: ’i'hai, heals llIu Jews, or That
beat» all creation.
lion't lry to come your dumb isancn
over me ii e.. mislead Inc, pull the
wool over my eyes) .
FREAK or THE OUN.
(Kansas City Journal).
The sun. according to the Dundee Ad
vertiuer has revealed an interesting
scientific discovery which will delight
the archaeologists of the entire coun-
try. Al. (loathI Park. Coloheiiier. as
elsewhere. lhe great heat of the lust
fIIIv weeks Nun considerably modified
by the animal gieenness of iii-I grass.
lint in one plane there was nplioed
puritiel and transverse hands of grass
which were much amour than
surrounding venture closer or
formed the ground plan or I! spurious
Roman villa The «hollow sell over
the ruined walls of the villa had been
dried more lhorou hiy on the deep-
or you on either II c of em. and thus
the sun had made a tracing of the villa
Em the education of solution.
notion shown that the brown hunch: '
"I comfortable-even clean.
insure you sounds
. ms. North venous.
mfilmy webs felted into nine mow-white, downy resi-
limit layers. and compressed into or». form .
m
(Our nun pm it‘s pooled. helium.)
It: perfect purit and dryness, its luxurious elasticity and life '
seep and complete rest.
WI show you the mattress,“ inside and outside. You need not
like our word-you see for Z0urself. and more—we guarantee it.
Sloop oh one sixty nights—your money back if not satisfied.
Prices are the lowest that honest mattresses can be made for.
Do you value a good night' a rest?
Then come to our store and let us show you these mattresses.
Not I luxury, but a neceuitz in all households.
A. J. COLLINS & co..
".‘TINE
Never hiya
mattress
till you no what' - inside
That'sthe only side that tell: you whether the math-oil
.- 599‘? NWT?"
COAL. AND WOOD '
AGENTS FOR .
Bowker’ s Fertilizers.
B. Hershfield 8: Son.
i2! WATER STREET
"“"u. I94.
$5. 00 Ton.
$5. 00 Ton.
:-COAL:
Extra large size No. 2 Nut Coal at $5 per ton.
BEGIN NO W.
delivered in your bin.
THE HARRIS&GANS COMPANY
PHONE, 450.
68 WATER ST.
MERIT X PUSH : SUCCESS.
MoIriil Business. Colleges
FURNISH MERIT. YOU ADD PUSH.
SUCCESS
WILL BE YOURS
DAY & NIGHT SESSIONSI
SOUTH NOR WALK. STAMFORD. PORTI’OHKSTER
THE FAIR CLOAK a. m STORE,
Deuior and Maker of
ladies' Clocks. Suits. furs and fine Miliinery.
Garments Made to Order and Remodeled.
68 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
Store upon evenings until 9 p. In.
I
THE CLANSMAN WILL BE PRE-
SENTED.
HARTFORD. Doc. Ii.-'i”he protest
which has been made by colored minis-
lui‘n against the presentation hurt- on
Dvi'iiliillt‘l‘ 13th or "The (‘lunununfl
will not slop the presentation of tho
piny. Manager Persons, of Famous
’l‘houtre. said that he would not cancel
the uilrurliou. MIIyor llonny. ii is
lilllii‘l‘Hllimi. referred ihmn- who pro-
IIIIIiIIIl in him to the nmnuuor oi' the
lIlIIyIIoIIIIII. ii in thought he will inho
no luI'IIIIIII IIIIlioil.
llIIWili AI (II III lllllrngo, ill,
Whose InlIqulorI lx’mioi bl propanIIl.
iibill'll‘l‘ on that this rrluurkubio Ilium»
iliill IIIId IIIII'rIIolivII for the stomach
l'oulormn fully in all provisions of the
National I’Iuo Food and Drug lAiw
Hold by The (‘ilolfrd Pharmacy and
The Ilrldgo l’harmtuy.
YOKOHAMI‘ ”OWf‘ ' ".L OUHNED
YOKOMAMA Doc. II.»~'l‘iIII town
hall here A memorial of (lenorul
‘ Grant's visit to this city. was totally
destroyed by fire early today. The
cause of the fire is Iuhnmvn. 7
, yeatuiuay.
fire was rue to a do i'.
.-L.-." .... ., ~.—.~.-.-
FREIGHT CONDUCTOR KlLLED.
HARTFORD, Dec. 4.-~Muliiicw Kii
gurifi‘. a freight conductor «god :2.
died at the hospital yesterday as II l'i'-
suit of injuries received in the railroad
yurd ui East Hartford yesterday morn-
ing. lie was crushed by u rebounding
our. He is survived by a mother and
four broihors.
MAKES THE LlVER LiVELY.
llIlno lInxulivo il‘ruii Syrup gives
|ii"llilltl‘ii‘lll who! in rusen oi huhitunl
I-onslipuilon us it slimuluios lilo liner
and liiiillll‘rl iiit' Iiniulul notion of iill‘
iInuIIIlI: wllhoul irritating iiil‘lIii‘ uriznmi
lllm pillo or ordinary I-IIlhuI'iiIIs. lIIIIIu
lilii unneeuio or [ripe and in mild and
pll-Iimlnl in lake. Remember the
home ()llth') and liIl'liIto IIIIlIIIlliIIlIIII
i’lnisiod II Drug Store ililti ’l he Clifford
l’lIuI nIIIry.
FIRE lN NEW HARTFORD.
NIGW ilAil'i‘lI‘Oltli. lioc. i.«—An IIuII-
iI Inoiuing lire praciically dostronml
Iho homu- occupied by Mrs. ()won Holli-
van and owned by Henry .l Densiow
The loss was $1,200. The
. I'l'oiIo Sooff'a .Emata‘an. ,_
It m up and Wm your entire ”M
v
SOUTH NORWALK'S GREAT DRY GOODS HOUSE-
J. A. HistoP & Co.
AGENT. son Mair Mauron's PATTERNS.
CHILDREN 3
“I tail
“1"“
t RQIIII‘IMIIM
12". cents a Pair.
EVERY MOTHER KNOWS HOW HARD IT IS TO FIND JUST ‘IHE
. RIGHT KIND OF HOSE FOR THE GROWING BOY AND GIRL—THE
KIND THAT WILL STAND THE WE M! AND TEAR OF YOUNG BLOOD.
HERE'S A HEAVY RIBBED SCHOOL STOCKING WITH ALL THE GOOD
POINTS IN iTS FAVOR. I
You buy two pairs for the price usu-
ally paid for One pair.
2 l2
Pairs i-2
for ‘ Louis
V cry Elastic.
25 Easy to put on. A
(30mg Feet Free from Ridges. Pair
Sizes Correct.
Peifect Dye.
my!!! POINIS 0f Mlllll BM!!!
88-85 Washington Street.
flanker Chitis.
We have just received 200 dozen Handkerchiefs, a large
assortment of styles suitable for Holiday Fancy
Work, in prices ranging from 500 to 250 each,
They are the best values we have ever shown at the prices.
NWERYANSICO
86 Washington St. So. Norwsik
Telephone 4:14.
Specials for Saturday and Monday
AT
M. S SMITH lit COMPANY’S.
Special prices on the largest variety of Dolls to be found. Make
your purchases before the assortment is broken.
3000 yards Sash Curtain material, formerly sold 25c yard.
Special.- noc’ yard.
Fresh Candy, to and soc lb. The best the market affords. I“,
go Wammgton Street. South Nervvflh
’ II
Botiloro an? dhippors
Battlers an'd Ibis; 1
panel
MHAWK lal'i‘HlA .
SPRING WATER.
Plain and Martha;
MOIIAWK GiNGER
ALE
inon spring Water
k Springs.
i
Mohawk l lub Bode
.Mohnwk i-larsinuIiilu ...
Q I
MnIIIIivII lam-II llcer {2am mat):
llIIinwlI lining iiiin to. ill Washington 3i..8llliiil lioIWIiiI
Mohawk NoIVo .
ONLY CURE FOR DYIPIPBiA. mi
Mrs. Franklin Bush of New Castle,
l)oi.. says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. I tried everything I
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until I look Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by it. I1. Plaistod. F. ll.
Baxter and The Cliiford Phannacy. "
woo EncobnTrla‘so HEAVY
TH
N HAVEN. Dec.4 Lw’l‘he captains
g‘umu ii. A. Baxter. as luluund
men A. solar. which am all horn
yuiieuiny from the cunt, reported that
may had encountered very heavy wan
, ‘i
woos Honolulu VIIIIYI ILl.‘
wm amoronb. Doc. I~Jrhd
dilion of former .ludgn II'M M Huiiiitt
who has been lit for about three be,
was serious yesterday, anoordl ’3
his physician. Dr. F“. Whlltemoi‘o.‘ It
is said that ii complication of dismal!
is threatening the life of the Judge.
ASTHMA oumssno snout
Koo ow TRIO. P
Foley‘s Honey and TM hits . .
many cases ole asthma that were ..
sidered hopeless. Mrs. Adolph .“l’
int. on West Third at. time
many cases of asthma that one :-
tructed twelve years ago was neg] '
until it finally grew into asthiha.‘
bout medical shill available until
give me more
lI‘niII‘yII Honey and 'l'ur was
mended and one titty rent boil.
mWitlxn Kidney and thunder l‘iiiII iirIIiII armed me at “mm It 1..
quicyn arm the poisons if“; the mi been ammo; an Inn to: ital .
tom and thus afford tell «on ‘It i had taken It at the him? I.
lune been saved years of tulle . “
treatment for 2th: set in The lllI .
ford Pharmacy and The Budge pa r-Plairtod’s Drug store and The CI . "
I Pharmacy
”809'-
or off Baybrook end that each one
had lost one of II string at hnrmniuey
had in low.
“Whoa“... -. .4.“
.. ..aI
rhea, ram ‘
than iImIporI’Ir9Ii rug. -
l
km 4.;
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