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balms. Granite lath. V than Io
hairs and Brillianunu Ina colors.
ILACK oooos TA ”lent-7Y3
E. K BANKS
consuls J‘Wmlnm sue-l.
lccnl lull
wearnnl‘t neroa‘r.‘
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and" ‘
colder tonight. Saturday fair. The
storm that passed over this vicinity
yesterday is now central near Halifax.
N S. It produced light snow or rain
in the Lake region. it is followed by
a ridge of high pressure that extends
the entire length of the Mississippi
valley This meals produci g pleasant
weather with low tempo tures «in
nearly all sections east of the Rocky
Mountains. The temperature in be
low new in the upper Mississippi V3.1!
iey. The lowest temperature was 38
degrees below zero'at White River,
Canada. Conditions favor for this vi»
cinity fair and colder weather,
—~Painters‘ Union Ball tonight.
Cockenoe Hayloft, l. R. O M.. of
Norwalk, nominated oiilcers last eve
ning The Tribe will meet tonight
+Soft and Crush Hats. 0'.Brien
Major Eben Hill. Jr. was among the
visitors yesterday to the New York
automobile show at the Grand Central
palace.
—4-Clune's Orchestra, Painters” Ball, ‘.
tonight
~1—Chas. Theis will sing—(Some:
where). Where? Why, at Pointers'
Ball. Don’t forget it. tonight.
The annual meeting of the South
Norwalk Fire Department will be held
this evening at 8 o’clock, at the head:
quarters of Putnam Hose Company.
—-Dr. Dick’s cures malaria.
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Smith, of Pater-
son, N. J., are visiting Mr. Smith's sis-
ter. Mrs s. W. Veisor of Quintard
avenue who is recovering from a re
cent brief, but severe, illness
——Hear Joe McMahon, Frank Braith-
Waite. of Bridgeport; Chas. Thies and
Oddment Quartette, Pninters‘ Ball, Ar
ion Hall. tonight.
—85 gold piece for most graceful
couple at Rink, Saturday evening.
At Lockwood's Hall this evening. the
Norwalk Fire Department will tender
a reception to the lady canvassers at
the armory fair and the ladies who
donated fancy articles. The affair pro
mines to be a very pleasant one. .
—Crofut & Knapp Hats. O'Brien.
‘ A’slight' fireéoccurred early yester-
day morning in the room'of a student
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
1. Jones. at the corner of Mott avenue
and Union Park. The principal dams.
so was done It some lace curtains.
~85 gold piece for most graceful
couple at Rink, Saturday evening.
~Urnbrellas,'Mournlng Bands. O’Brien.
Meeting of Castle Camelot. Knights
of King Arthur this evening at 8
o'clock Regular monthly spread.
Reports of the delegates to the recent
grand conclavc ill Beacon. Full atten-
dance requested.
~—-Joseph MscMahonero will sing My
Mariuccia, Take. a Steamboat. at Paint-
ers' Ball tonight.
Mrs Beebe, now of South Norwalk
recently sold to a New York collector
a few pieces of old English stone china
that belonged to her great great grand-
father. about the your 1691. It bears
the mark of the Staffordshire potter-
es.
~35 gold piece for most graceful
couple at Rink, Saturday evening.
——All styles of Stiff Hats. O'Brien.
it is the best safeguard against indi-
gestion, billiousness and dyspepsia
known to mankind. Hollister's Rocky
Mountain Tea or Tablets, 36 cents.
I’laisted‘s Drug Store.
The Connecticut manufacturers have
appealed to the Connecticut members
to come to the assistance of the patent
oliice, which is so air behind in the
work ofg ranting paetnis. The appeal
is for more clerks to do the work, and
the facts have been placed before the
committee on appropriations.
—-S§ gold piece for most graceful
couple at Rink. Saturday evening.
“Meu’ s A: Boys' Winter Caps. 0' Brian.
The fire which was reported in yep-
tcrday's Sentinel. was not at the resi~
dance of John F‘. McMahon, in Bay-
view avenue. but at. the home of James
II. Hungerford, No. til Buyview ave-
nue. 'Phwflnmes‘Weru caused by a
curtain striking the top of a lamp
chimney, but were extinguished be-
fore much damage was done. The
lamp did not explode.
willsncy Florida Oranges, ill for 250.
H. l), Lawton It Co.
--“llsd dyspepsia or Indigestion for
years. No appetite and what i did
cat distressed mo terribly. Burddolt
Blood Bitten cured nle."-J. 1!. Walk-
er. Sunbury. Ohio.
PILII CURID m 0 To 14 DAYS.
Pam. OINTMIN'I‘ II guaranteed to
cure any case 0%! tcging. Blind, Bleed-
lng or Protrutll lies in s to 14
days or money refunded. 50c.
SPECIAL.
Prime Rib Roast.
1401b
Putin Market
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Announcement
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Drought.
3 North Main at. Tel. tea-4.
. Connection for all north and
south bound cars can be made
at our store.
e
The barge Sophie cleared today
light for New York.
Arthur Little was elected Grand
Master of Cannon Grange last eve-
nlng.
Norwaik to his house in North street
Ridgelleld
-—-Best Elgin Butter. 28c lb."F. D.,
Lawton & Co.
Miss Irene Keeler, of Ridgelield vis-
Ited relatives in South Norwalk. Friday
and Saturday.
~Native Spring Chickens
Hayes.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hunter. of
Georgetown. spent Thanksgiving with
friends in Norwalk.
-—Best Elgin Butter. 28c lb. ‘F. I).
Lawton & Co.
Miss Ethel L. Avery, of Norwalk. has
returned home after a visit with Miss
lola Meeks. in Ridgeflcld.
—5 lb. pail Home-rendered Lard, 600.
Hayes' Milt.
Charles J. Dunn, of South Norwaik.
was in Ridgeiield over Sunday, visiting
his brother Abram Dana.
Miss Marguerite Tammany has ac-
cepted a position with A. J. Collins
and Company durill'g the holidays.
—Corued ‘,Pork 120 lb. Hayes'.
Rev. C. M. Selleck. of Norwalk. oili-
ciated at the morning service with the
administration of the Holy Communion
at St. Matthew's. in Wilton, on Sunday
Misa Mildred Morehousc. of Branch-
14c lb.
Friday
The meeting and talk about work
was held last evening .‘by the teachers
of the South Norwalk Congregational
Sunday School Rev. Charles Mac-
farland talked to them about the les-
sons and the work.
My heart and hand another claimed.
His plan had come too late.
It's ever thus with people without
pluck and vim.
Take Rocky Mountain Tea. don‘t get
left again.
Plaisted's Drug Store.
—Latest style Stiff Hats. O'Brien.
There is a long list of motions on
the short calender list of the civil su-
perior court for today before Judge
Milton A. Bhumway, only five of which
are uncontested divorce cases. The un-
contested divorce list includes Ada
Dean against Newton Dean. Edward ..l
Sullivan against Verna Sullivan, Frank
Umstatter against Ella M. Umstntter
Arthur G. Bristol against Anna E
Bristol uii Bridgeport cases, and John
C. Shepard against Julia E. H Shep-
srd in Danbury case.
-—Fancy Florida Oranges, 15 for 26¢.
F. D, Lawton & Co,
Hotel Clifford guests: P H Car-
\er Worcester; Henry B. Clarke, A.
J. Eamon, .l. H. Kahn, H 0. Craig, E-
F. Cunningham C. B Link. R S. Barr.
H. C. Ward, 0. H. Palmer, George H.
Kremhler. John 1“. Pope. B. A. Dudwog.
New York, William P Sargent. F. C.
Squires, C 0. Banner John B. Morris.
Edward C. Greene, J. B Meyers, Wat-
erbury: George S Mallory, Jersey
City; L. W. Peter T. W Mallory.
Hartford; W. H. Condon Providence;
B. C. Cole, St. Louis; hi. Moss. Merl-
don; D C chk. Bridgeport; W. E.
Bent, New Haven.
~45 gold piece for most graceful
couple at Rink. Saturday evening.
Mrs; s. M Beebe. 0180th Mel-walk.
formerly of Norolnn Helms, has re.-
turncd from an absence of several
weeks, spent with friends in Old Lyme,
Blackhnll and New London. At the
latter place she attended the wedding
of her nephew. Frank l’ockhsm. and
Mills i’cnri intone liowurd; The lami-
lss’ Home Journal for Novemhor.hus
n its title also a picture ofltiis Con-
gntlonsl Church In Old Lyme, built
in rm of which Mr» Roche was a
teacher for several years, Boxwood
Manor. the well-known school, Is also
located on this picturesque old town.
Hoillstefl Rocky Mountain Tea purl
lies the blood, strengthens the nerves,
regulates the bowels. aids the kidneys.
cures stomach troubles, builds u the
nervous force and repairs miller“! of
Team blots.
facts of over eating
36 cents. Pleisted's Drug store
County Commissioner Charles H.
Pelx, Jr. of Danbnry. said yesterday.
relative to the proposed light for his
place by a man named Green: “Let
the other fellows do the talking: i
have. nothing In any at this time."
Whether this Is born oi” diporstitm or
assurance, or both is difficult to deter
mine. It hss been said that Mr.
Green has the backing of Sheriff st-
Iey for the place, but it In thought
that when the lime comes fora point-
most that. y‘aNr Fol: all; have
overcome: oppositlon to such an
eaten as to seems reelection. liven
new era are those who contend that
and to do to.
JUSEPH fllllfi,
Jarius Gilbert has moved back from “
ville, visited her aunt in Norwalk, last .
he in not worrying and that he does not ‘
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lravcllng [lugs
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thriltmas.
3 While our line of these goods
is always a very large one. for
this event we put extra energy
. ““0 W0 Assortment which most
other stores neglect.
OUR ta ZBUIT CASE
is one we particularly wish to
. call your attention to. ‘
‘ cruel-"styles communists taco.
TravelingBags from 60 to 88.
ws‘rcu This SPACE.
V
‘ :, Opes EvsrhEvenlng After De-
». labor 15th.
Tailor, Clothlor, Hatter,
Porn labor, "
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85 Washington at, no. Nor-walk.
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Solid 10kt
Gold Eyeglasses,
, 31er
United American Opticians.
(incorporated ).
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Agency at CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
rl-IOYT'S THEATRE
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
Matinee Saturday Afternoon.
MARJORIE SOUTHWELL AND HER
COMPANY.
New Plays, New Conga New Dances,
New Music.
‘ small—GIVEN AWAY—$20.00
After the perfonmnee Saturday
night, one of the audience will be pre-
sented with twenty dollarI in gold.
PRICES:
Night .............. 10c,'20c and 30:
Matinee ............ .... 10c and 20c
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HOYT’S THEATRE.
MONDAY. 010.10.
ROWLAND d. CLIFFORD
Present the New Authorized \ srslon of
DORA THORNE
A Play That Has Made M3331... .~ Laugh
and Cry. ,
A Beautiful Production, 31 Scenic Gem
,Throughout, I Cast of General
Excellence
PRICES ..3.....15o, 26c. 35c and 503:
CONCERT
Miscellaneous Program and Flora's
Holiday.
A Cycle of Old English Melodies.
Miss Ella Marlo Jepoon. soprano: Mrs.
Amy Woed'CImo. contraito; Edmund
E. Crows, toner; Chester H. Bens-
dlct. ham.
Min. Agnes Littlojohn. Violinist.
Miss Leila K. Helsler, Accompanlst.
SOUTH NORWALK CONCREGA-
CHURCH.
FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7.
AT 8 O'CLOCK.
“0K5?” ................ 35 CENTS
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awarded by management of
ROLLAWAY SKATING RINK
Saturday
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Most; Crucial... Couple on the
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to woman slid sun-33,133 rushes.“ misery mu lull
insure you sound sleep and complete rest.
We show you the mattressflnslde and outside. You need not
take our word—you sec for zonrsel. 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 nude for.
Do you value a good night’s rest?
Then come to our store and let us show you than mattresses.
Not a luxury. but a necessity in all households.
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1.3.3.3 COLLlNS & co.
, “Ia-18 North Main Street,
I ‘ I- " «2 ‘53
(no,
South Norwallr. ‘
T Is the central attrac-
' ties -the HUB —-
are end which all '
other makes ret'olve.
’ By its cookinge shall
'Irnow Niel-“lb. For it holds the world’s baking record No other
' e so good to the cook—so simple. so elfsctivc, so economical on
{lief Once a “Huh" always a.- “ llub ” has passed into a maxim.
Ask for HUB RANGES and forget all others.
‘ Ma'll'ufactured and Warranted by S'lll TI! 8; A \‘TIIONY C0 Boston. his“.
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A. J COLLINS & 00..
12.18 No. Main St, So. Norwalk
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MENTSl and ”3.3.... ' 3...“. illlill'zlllon—wllimnd
__.. journ this afternoon for the holidavs
SALT LAKE CITY" D90“ 7 lho after making 33 pllltial lopmt ”lilo 33-
f0‘19”“ ”1‘31““ Jilly “'MCII ““5 “01‘" I“ poll will musisl of .3 number of indict
vestiglltillg alleged (OBI land fraudsI nlonts.
GOAL"5 LAED FRAUD INDICT
Hundreds of Eyes
are being overworked as a result of application upon work or books.
Relief for strained and tired eyes may be had and serious trouble
averted. by wearing a pair of on] . 3 t l ‘s 333“
Proper Glasses. ProperlylAdjuntod,
. lixanl‘ination Pres.
Matching of lanes and all Repairing a Specialty.
o. a. anxsorl.
Optician.
58 WALL STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
OOAL AND WOOD
AGENT. FOR
Bowker’s Fertilizers.
B. Hershfield 8: Son.
1” WATER 81'!!!"
35.00 Ton.
$5.00 Ton
OAL
«Extra larch size No. 2 Nut Deal at $6 per ton;
delivered In your bill.
PHONE, 430. so Wares ar.
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Denlor and Maker of
ladlcc' ‘Glc.i.3. Suits. furs and n... Mllllnery.
Garments Made to Order and Remodeled.
68 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
Store open events as until 9 p at. 3 .r-
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
3, 5'
Coal. we can do this bully. because the
the toll histtrC‘osl than in any other Coal
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12‘ cents a Parr.
EVERY MOTHER KNOWS HOW HARD IT IS TO FIND JUBT lI-IE
RIGHT KIND OF HOSE FOR THE GROWING BOY AND GIRL—THE
KIND THAT WILL STAND THE WEAR AND TEAR OF YOUNG BLOOD.
HERE' 5 A HEAVY RIBBEO SCHOOL STOCKING WITH ALL THE GOOD
POINTS IN ITS FAVOR. 3
You buy two ”pairs for ithe'price usu-
ally paid for. one pair.
l2 3
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Very Elastic.
25 Easy to put on. A
GBIIIS Fee! Free from Ridges. Pair
Sizes C orrc’ct.
Perfect Dye.
my“! POINIS or Millll mm
83-85 Washington Street.
Kenton out.
are noon on dolphin.
N ‘5. Rush 53 Co.
86 Washington St. So. Norwaik. ~ , .
M. S. SMITH 83 COMPANY.
DOLL SALE FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY.
Three Special Valuers—50, 59 and 7532. Worth 75c, $3 and $1.25.
Handsome Xmas Cards, Calendars and Booklets.
See tlie_dlsplsy_of Xmas Stationery.
South Notwdk
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Mohawk Spring Water
SPRING WATER
Mohawk Club Soda
Mohawk i-lnrsllpurllln
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