more
Also shunt... Berger.
heiress. Granite 010th.V
hairs and Brilliantlnel in all colors.
ILAOK GOOD: TA OPIOIAL'I‘YP'
E. K. BANKS.
45 and 47 Wuhlngton Itmt.
Mensch-mo Hotel Ileolt.
Moth Nor-walk.
Local News Notes
WEATHER REPORT.
For Norwulk and Vicinity. Fair and
..._... .M
warmer tonight. Thursday rain and,
warmer. A well-defined storm area is
central this morning near Omaha. it
is producing cloudy weather with light
snow or rain In the western and can
tral sections. This area will probably
move eastward to the lake region to
day. and to this vicinity some time
Thursday afternoon. Conditions fav-
or for this vicinity fair weather with
rising temperatures followed on
Thursday by increasing cloudiness and
probably rain.
Mrs. A. E. Turney and Mrs. John
Fitch, of Weston. are spending the day
in Norwalk.
Mrs. Henry Hoffman and Miss Bes-
sie Hoffman have returned home after
a several days“ visit in New York
city.
Diaries for 1907—Standard and Ex-
celsior—at William P. Beers' book and
stationery stores '49 Wall street and
65 South Main street.
Colfas Encampment conferred the
Golden Rule degree Monday evening
on one candidate. At the next meet-
ing on December 17, the royal purple
degree will be worked.
The regular meeting of the Hospital
erlst Club will be held at the home
of Mrs. Leslie Smith, 39 Elmwood
avenue, Friday at 3 p. In
Mr and Mrs. James Merritt, of South
Norwalk. have returned home after
spending a week with Mr. and Mrs
James Cunningham, of 81 West Woos-
ter street, Danbury. .
-—Don't let the baby suffer from ecze-
ma. sores or any itching of the skin.
Doan's Ointment gives instant relief.
cures quickly. Perfectly safe for
children. All druggist sell it.
First Assistant Mglneer George
W. Bogardus will be acting chief of
the South Norwulk Fire Department
for a few days, as Chief A. E. Win-
cheater has been called to Philadel-
phia on business
it
The sun new sets as early in the af-
ternoon as it will at any time during
the year. it will set about the same
time for about two weeks then It will
set later each evening. The sun will
continue to rise later each morning for
nearly a month yet.
it Is the best safeguard against indi-
gestlon, billlousness and dyspepsia
known to mankind. Hollister's Rocky
Mountain Tea or Tablets, 36 cents.
Plaisted's Drug Store.
Clinton G. Nichols. a well-known
newspaper man and for some time n
member of the city staff of the Hurt-
ford Times. has been secured as steno
grapher In the office of Highway Conr-
missioner James McDonald, at the
state capitol. He will assume his du-
ties on Monday.
Yesterday afternoon In the civil su-
perior court before Judge Milton A.
Shumway the trial of the suit of Ed-
ward More and wife against Dr. Dow
R. Beebe and another, which was com-
menced some time ago, was again
taken up, and some interesting testi-
nrony introduced.
Holllster's Rocky Mountain Tea purl-
fles the blood. strengthens the nerves.
regulates the bowels. aids the kidneys.
cures stomach troubles, builds up the
nervous force and repairs the III ef-
fects of over outing Tea OI Tablets.
35 cents. Plnlated' s ilrug store.
Herbert Barnum Seeley grandson
of the late P. .T. Barnum. was ordered
held in ball of 8500 for trial, by Magis-
trate Wahle In the Jefferson Market
police court for permitting children un-
der sixteen years of age to enter his
skating rink, when unaccompanied by
parents or guardians
Mary McKeon, wife of David Mc-
Kenn of Norwalk was picked up by
the police last night. wondering about
the streets of the city In a «lamented
rendition. She was Ill and suffered
from the cold. When taken to the
police station. Blli.‘ wns placed in the
care of Matron IIIII. Mrs. McKoon
was turned over to the beam of chari-
Ilea this morning. Her husband has
been notified and will probably come
to the rescue. When found Mrs. Mc-
Keon was much In need of good food.
good clothes and good watery-midst
port Standard.
PILIO GURI IN I TO 14 DAVO.
PAZO OlN’l‘ ENT III gum-an d to
cure any case of Itching. Blind. B eeri-
lng or Protruding Filed In II to 14
days or money refunded. 60c.
..___. srecfrAL.
Prime Rib Roast.
140 lb
Public Mold
3 SOUTH HAIR 57W
with. It:
shew tell during the month.
, toot.
:Iohhmnz
Guaranteed Against Bris-
ilee comlnngtlut
Is what we are specializ-
lno this week
brand 25C
Others as low us Be and as
high as 75c.
lllll. W. Klilllll, ll.
Drugglot.
8 North Main at. Tel. 62H.
Connection for 11 north and
south bound can u be made
at our store.
“a-
Christmas trees will soon be in the
markets.
—‘Happy week is coming for men.
Frederick Coleman, Is in New York
today on business.
Frederick Coleman. Jr.,
tor In Bridgeport today.
was a vial-
——Happy week will bring you grand
opportunities.
William G. Busch has been visiting
his grandmother In New Haven.
The case of Clara Lonchak was con-
tinued until this afternoon at _2 o'clock.
Peter Cuneo, of Railroad avenue, Is
III at his home suffering from blood
poisoning.
Dr. F. B. Baker and John Colby are
among the visitors to the New York
automobile show today.
George It. Tucker. of Brnttlcboro,
Vt., is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. A. N.
Clark. of South Main street.
A. J. Collins and Company are or-
ranglng the interior of their store to
get ready for the Christmas toy trade.
Buckingham Post. G. A, H. of Nor-
walk.‘wlll meet Friday night at the
post rooms. in Wall street. Oiiiccrs
will be elected at that time and it is
hoped that there will be a large at-
tendance of members of the post.
'lnsrrranto (‘ommlysioncr t'pson has
issued a stale license to the German
Fire insurance Company of the city of
Pittsburg. The capital Is 8200. 000. The
company was incorporated March 27.
1862. The company's surplus, Decem-
ber 31, 1905. was $118,564.40.
General Russell Frost attended as a
guest a complimentary dinner given
last evening by the Brooklyn League
to the eight Supreme Court Justices
chosen In Brooklyn at the lust elec-
tion. The dinner was served at the
Brooklyn League quarters.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Earle and
family have closed their East avenue.
Norwulk, residence for the winter. lin-
tll January 1 they will be at. the Hotel
Snviile, New York. and will then leave
for the South. They intend to witness
the ()rmond Bench automobile races.
but expect. to spend most of the winter
at Augusta, Ga.
My heart and hand another claimed.
ills plea lrnd come too late.
it's over thus with people without
pluck and vlm.
Take Rocky Mountain Tea, don't get
left again.
Plalsted's Drug Store.
A committee from the Hat Trim-
mers' Sick Benefit Association met
last evening at the home of Mrs. H.
L. Wright, No. 3 Monroe street. to rc-
viso the try-laws. The members of the
committee are: Mrs. Fannie Joyce.
Miss Emma l“. iluxton, Mrs. Nettle
Boenisch, Mrs Mary Coles and Mrs.
Helen I. “right.
President Arthur T, Hadley, of New
Haven and his daughter Laura re-
turned Saturday evening from Phila-
delphia, where little Miss Hadley
christened the steamship Yale at Its
launching there.
Mrs. Hadley and
her son Hamilton have been spending
the Thanksgiving holidays with her
son Morris. who Is at ‘ho (iroton
school.
(‘hlcf of Police Thomas llradley. of
Norwalk, has entered thr- ranks of the
allionloblllklu. YI'IINII‘IlIiy tho i‘hll‘l
paid a visit to the big New York sun
iomoliilc show at the Grand Central
Flint-e and plurod his order for a four-
teen horse-pow“, two-cylinder opposed
motor. Maxwell 1907 runabout. The
machine In to be delivered 'Aprll 1st.
The chief Is very enthusiastic ovor
the automobile subject and expects to
have much pleasure In his our next
summer.
-Dr. Dick’s cures mdlarla.
According to the Connecticut weath-
er bureau November was about normal
The. highest temp'srniure of the month
was I36 degrees. on the 18th. and the
lowest, 2:1 degrees. on the 30th. The
greatest, daily range was 24 degrees on
the 5th The least daily range was 5
degree on the 10th. The mean tern-
persiuro for the month was it degrees.
The mean temperature for the past
three years Is an degrees. The total
preclpltntlon for the month was 2.90
Inches and 1.6" Inches was the greatest
rainfall In twentrdour hours. on the
11th. The average November precious»
lien for the put three years is t'tlil
inches. PM; and two-tenths inches of
‘2‘;th
5 ed out.
M'
A!
WWW. boo .n—«A big unin-
one bank with Munchkin various
parts of the United 3 and canada
. he Manitoba!“ in Mexico
it plans under mops ltl=eratlon W
Chinese Reform Association are carri-
. At a meetingroi the assoch
tion held in Mott street last night the
plans for the formation of a company
to float thee a}: prise were discussed.
. It is pr migrate F“.
l
I
one of we .73th
' subscribe! by Obln '
it . .
Amines o‘e
ST. .lPi‘ll'I‘lliRSBURG. Dec.
comm as l.
the famlngm
exposures in invests
later of the interior Gurko, former
' Director of Supplies, in the famine dis
trlcts including the expenditure of
large sums aeslrped for public works
.' in the famine d s.tricts According to
a newspaper the amount. $400 000 as-
signedIfor this purpose to the provln
cc of Saratov. alone was much In ex-
cess of the recommendation of the go-
vernor and the zemstvo. M. Gurko
has been asked to explain in this’ mat- «
ter.
' curcAoo Enosavoss vim
I SALOONS CLOSED SUNDAYS.
CHICAGO. Dec 5-»Members of the
Chicago Cluistlarr Endeavors .Uuion .
representing 300 churches societies of ’
all denominations. went on record last '
right In favor of compelling Mayor
Dunne to close the saloons on Sun-
day
. Big Stock of
Slade-I Skates
wM. A. unsound s
‘ MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington St.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
WORM
Handkerchiels.
are here in almost every con-
ceivable style and material.
Silk. Linen. Japonette. Cotton,
with or without initial.
Silk Plain—~25c, 500, 75c, 51.00,
51.50.
Silk initial—45¢ and bile.
Linen initial—450., 259, odd
Linen Plain-25c. 360. 500. 75c.
Japonctte. with silk Initial, ex.
trn fine quality, 3 in a box’ 500
a box,
.WATCH THIS SPACE.
Open Every Evening After De-
c'ember 15th.
flSlPH lillfi.
Tailor, Clothier, Hatter,
Furnisher,
.——-——
85 Waehlngton 8t, 80. Norwalk.
WSolifiOktm
Gold Eyeglasses,
$ 1 000.
TH!
United American Opticians.
(incorporated).
Agency at CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
HOYT’ 8 THEATRE.
For One Week (Except Thursday)
Commencing
MONDAY. DECEMBER 3d.1906.
MARJORIE ODUTHWELL
and her
BROADWAY COMPANY.
In Repertoire of New Plays, New
Donal. New Dances. New Music.
One Grand Matinee Only. Saturday.
December 8th.
PRICES:
Night .............. 100. 20c and am:
Matinee ................ 10c and 20¢
”a...
HOYT’SM THEATRE
THURDDAY DEC. 6.
The Great Oneness.
UNDER SOUTHERN BKIEB.
Written by Lottie llalr Parker, author
of Way Down East.
. A Play Thor Will leo Forever.
The most original. unhooknoyod and
dlvlertlng play of southern life over
tie
o.n
27~REMARKABLE CAST-27.
MllllVI Produotgn Complete In Every
atoll.
OVER Two MILLION PEOPLE
HAVI OIIN THIB PLAY.
Prim ..............uc,50eond7ee
First 4 Rows Orchestra. 01.00
HOYT'S THEATRE.
MONDAY. DEC. 10.
HOWLAND I CLIFFORD
Present the New Authorized Var-loner
DORA ‘I'H Mid
A pi... That Has $43" Mllilono Lough
an my
A auuillul Moderation. - scents mm
Throughout. e Odoi of (lineal
Excellence.
('NWDO star-I0-,'“.mym.n' ”0‘
sxlposgw
Illttild to Inquire Into
gating othei‘mbtfvitbd dim mutant Mill“;
Never buy a
‘ “ “I mattre as
. till you see what's Inside
Qfl‘sgth‘e only side that tells you whether the mattress
can.
Iniy 35.?“ lie into nine sndw-whlte. downy real-J
Ilentlayen,and comp; seed into one. form .
TnESWMNSSSS TER
‘ ‘ i(0urmepromlr“ugandao. Whit.)
Its perfect purity and dryness, its luxurious elasticity and _li_f_g
insure you sound sleep and complete rest.
We show you the mattress, inside and outside. You need not
hire our Wword—you see for yoursel. If, and more—we guarantee it.
Sleep on 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 him“?
Then come to our store and let us show you these mattresses.
Not a luxury, but a necessity in all households.
‘ A. J." COLLINS G: (20.,
‘ 12—18‘North Main Street, South Norwalk.
MADE WMN}
. “j on rumour
“It
Are the delight of chefs. became they beat all other makes" or their cooking
quality. Use a “ llull " Range and enjoy the best cooking.
Ilanuiactundahdwmnted by bMi'l II as; ANTHONY CO. .BOSTON.MASS. ‘
For bale by
A. J. COLLINS G. CO..12-18 No. Main 8t.. 80. Norwalk
COAL AND WOOD
AGENTS FOR
Bowker’s Fertilizers.
B. Hershfield & SOn.
122 WATER STREET "in 1“.
$5. 00 Ton. $5. 00 Ton.
COAL
Extra large size No. 2 Nut Coal at $5 per ton.
delivered in your bin.
THE HARRIS &GANS COMPANY
PHONE, 460. 68 WATER 8T.
MERIT x PUSH : SUCCESS.
Merrill Business Colleges
FURNISH MERIT. YOU ADD PUSH.
SUCCESS
WILL BE YOURS
BEGIN now. Mr «A mom armour
scum non WALK. srmrono. pour cazsrzg,‘
Tar." F313 012.01]! a NESTOR—”E,
Dealer and Maker of
ladies Giotto. Suits, furs and fine Millinery.
Garments Made to Order and Remodeled.
68 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
Btore open evenln gn until ii p. In.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GthN
the public that we propose making it warm for all persons using our
Coal. We can do this easily. because there is more heat value to
the ten Inner; coal than in any? other Goal you can buy.
The lipid Keogh [III Company
smut cram. ‘ 74 snavraw ave
Bridge Drug State. Telephone 548.
Leery’o News Stand. ,.....,...-... .. ........._. 7_
t
i
J. A. HISLOP & CO
AGENT FOR MAY MANTON' S PATTERNS.
..A..
i
choOI
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 WEAR AND TEAR OF YOUNG BLOOD-l
HERE'S A HEAVY RIBBED SCHOOL STOCKING WITH ALL THE GOOD
POINTS IN ITS FAVOR.
C)
0
You buy two pairs for the price usus
ally paid for one pair“
2 I2
Pairs] I-2
for t Its
V ery Elastic. m
25 Easy to put on. . A
Cents Feet Free from Ridges. Pair
52.. ~es Correct.
Perfict Dye.
“N!!! POINIS 0f MiRll. ”a”!
83-85 Washington Street.
”Attacker elucis.
We have just received 200 dozen Handkerchiefs. a large
assortment of styles suitable for Holiday Fancy
Work, in prices ranging from 50c to 25c each.
They are the best values we have ever shown at the prices.
NHERYANSBCO
86 Washington St. So. Norwalk
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‘, -. . “we-..”
Telephone 474.
m
a-..' _ .-......... ....- _.....
Specials for Saturday and Monday
’M. s SMITH to comments.
Special prices on the largest variety of Dolls to be found. Make
your purchase; before the assortment is broken.
3000 yards Sash Curtain material, formerly sold 25c yard.
Special, xoc yard.
Fresh Candy. 10 and sec lb. The best the market affords.
on Washington Street.
South Norwelh
Bottlors and Shippers
of
Battlers and Ship-
pers of
MOIIAWK I.Iruu\\é ‘
SPRING WATER
Main
MOIIAWK GINGER
ALE
Mohhwk Spring Water
Mohawk t‘luh :«loda
Mohawk Barnum: tllu
Mohawk 111th liver
llnlrrrwlt h‘rnlrru little it). 28 Washington 81..SIIIII Insult.
coal: coal Goa
Old Company Lehigh, Cross Creek,
J eddo,
ran runner Aha nun: .
Raymond . Bros.
"1. itiie. rm." and thelmlile, "do ml rim mum; Willi It... Toilets
ltndrrulnml the nature of an oath? WWII MW.” uniting the ”PM M
and sparkling
"lam AIR“ ’
"Mulrlu' u swear?" "We!“ "1 know vrcrrtltlnx
all about It judge.’ unshared tlrr Whitcllo Wimt harm does It, do? ,
memoir arm-mu "I roll ravioli met I the mutation" l~ mwh a bore re
In front of the am. trmnem it; com
Inremherlnh «ital I‘ve told lllli'wnlt,
wtfhltago tribune
rm" Free Press
.. ban-~16
Apoililcel pull in the only thin: ihn‘ , "Ivor use on office holder who I“
keeps some men out of Jail.
.I
to retiring disposition?
Norwalk Chronicler