button. Granite Cloth. Von Alto Henrietta. her I. Veiiinn. Al [0 aliens. Mo- hIirI Ind Brilliantinec in all colon. ll . E..K A!” Ind AI? Washington Direct. ' minim omlk. h 111111 1111111111 1—Central Food Co. hells “Dorothy" India Tea. 1' The barge Ellen McWilliams has or. M rived with a cargo of coal for Roy- mond Brothers. ~Loln of Pork to roast. lie in; Homemade or Link Sausage, 12 1-2c lb. Hayes’ Mkt. Mrs. Jennie Littell Nash is ill at her home in Bnyview avenue. —-Native' Spring Chickens. 14c lb. Hayes'. Miss Estella Gray will spend Sun- day with friends In Bridgeport. .-—-Corned Pork. 12c lb. Hayes'. Mrs} George Banks and family, of Westport, ate soon to move tO'South Norwalk. —-Soft and Crush Hats. O'Brien. Clinton Commundery, Knights Tom. plar. of Norwalk conferred the Temple degree last night. ~Dairy Maids Drill and Miss Mabel Kellogg. at Red Men's Hail. tonight. William R. Arnold who has been ill at his home on Cresent Terrace. con- tinue to improve slowly. ~Crofut & Knapp Hats. O'Brien. Douglas Fowler Post will hold its weekly session in Grand Army Hall, South Main street. Monday evening. Palestine Castle. Ancient Order of Knights of the Mystic Chain, will meet on Monday evening. in reguia1 ses- sion. —~—Supper. Candy and Cake Sale, at Red Men's Hall, tonight. ' Mrs. Paul Prensser. of Norwalk, has been visiting her mother, Mrs. George Gampfer, of Roseville district, West port. ~Umbrellas, Mourning Bands. O‘Brien. Second Assistam Engineer Edward F. Duffy. oi the Norwulk Fire Depart- ment, is ill at his home in Beiden ave- nue. -—-Frec hot roast, beef tonight at Central Hotel Cafe, corner Monroe and Chestnut streets. The Norwalk Bird Club will meet on Monday evening, December 10. at the home of Miss Swartz, 12 Haviland street. ~5 lb. pail Home-rendered Lard, 60c. Huyes‘ Mkt. Mrs. Charles H. Aisthorpe, of Sea- view avenue. will entertain the Lad- les United Whlst Club Tuesday at- ternoon. -—Latest style Stiff Hats. O Brien. Mrs. Cora Meade, of Norwalk spent a few days with her aunt. Mrs. Elmer Webb in Forest street New Canaan, last week. —loseph McMahon will sing at the Rink tonight. A third. child this time a. son. has alrlved in the home of M1 and Mrs Neil Ballard. of New Haven formerly of Norwalk. —-Edwln Wilcox sells "Dorothy" ln- dia Tea. Mrs. lrono Downs, who has been caring for Mrs, Harry Helm. in .West- port. the past three weeks. has return. ed to her home. in Norwalk. ——Mon's & Boys' Winter Cups. O'Brien. The 111onthly meeting of 01‘s Well Hook and Ladder Company will be held next Monday evening at the bend- quartors in lluvllund stroot. ~.lnseph McMahon will sing at the Illnk tonight. Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Buttery. who have been recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Bates, in Wustnort, have re. turned to their homo in Norwalk. ~All styles of Stiff Hats. O‘Brien. Dr. S. II. Huntington .wllo is modlv 11a! examiner of the Town of Norwaik has been laid up for ul1\’11rlll days by no uttack of the grip. at his home in Main street. Norwalk. ~Joseph McMahon will sing at tho Rink tonight. George A. Blul‘gea. of Weston. ll boarding 11 number of horses for Mr Mathewson, of South Norwaik and Wil llum H. Kurle.‘of Norwnlk. who in spending the winter in Florida. “Native 0 l1kcnn. lic 1b.: 12 1-212. Hay ' .lnmon (l'l‘loru, formerly at. the Mu huckomo llolal. but who Iiilii for some timo boon employer! In New York. hull accepted a position 111 the Mn- hIciolmn Hotel again. and assumed his duties yesterday. .Iovicph l1 Wulz. who has boon upend- lnn sumo little. at lslkowoml, N. J.. With his family. rolurumi to Booth Norwsllt for u brlul may. lie is mostly improved In lwultlt and will leave host «pelt tm Florida. to spend IIlll' remainder hf tllu winter TO CURE A COLD IN ON! DAY 'l‘alte LAXATIVIII BROMO Quinine TIblste. linguists refund money if it falls to cure. III..W GRIND)! signs» tors in on each box. 2512. nmgnn Prime Rib Roast. 140 lb J 111111111111 a some 1111111 Irma. Fowll. was... .ILAOK noon: :1 InclAL'rv.” BANKe. Hominy '39.“? 1131“; I ‘i, Nlllllllllllillllllllll [illll 11111 If. Drugglst. a North Main 31. Tel. sea-#3. Connection for all north and , south bound cm can be mode It our Itore. . . Holllster’ s Rocky Mountain Tea puri- I ties the blood, strengthens the nerves, regulates the bowels. aids the kidneys, cures stomach troubles. 'builds up the nervdus force and repairs the ill ef- fects of over eating. Tea or Tablets, 35 cents. Pinisted's Drug store. Charles 1W. Lane, janitor of the Nor- walk hospital, has resigned that. posi- tion to take effect Monday evening. The executive committee has accepted Mr. Lane's resignation and has tul- nlshed a vote of thanks for long and faithful service. —Have you tried “Dorothy“ India 'i‘ea yet? An order has been issued by the post office department requiring that posts] cards be stamped on the fare only. The idea of this order is to pre- vent. any marks on the back which will mar the beauties of the scenes de- picted by the souvenir postals. ——~Joseph McMahon will sing at thr1 Rink tonight. A son and heir was born November , ii to Mr. and Mrs. William A. Coley. fonneriy Of South Norwnlk. and now. of Brooklyn. The little fellow has not been well, and has required much 5 euro since his birth. which will be re. gretied by Mr. and Mrs. Coley's' friends in Norwalk. My heart and hand another claimed. His plea had come too late. It's ever thus with people pluck and vim. Take Rocky Mountain Tea. don't get left again. Plaisted's Drug Store. The material for the. South Norwnlk Club bowling alley has arrived. and has been placed in one of the stores. The room in which the alley is to be placed will be ready for it next week. and another week will be required for laying it. It is expected that it will be ready for use before the expira- tion of the year. -—Dr. Dick's cures malaria. It is the best. safeguard against indi- gcstioh. billiousness and dyspepsia known to mankind. Hoilistcr‘s Rocky without Mountain Tea or Tablets, 35 cents. Pluisted‘s DIug Store. Governor elort Woodruff visited the caollol yesterday and called at 11 number of offices, including that which he will occupy within a few weeks. (inventor Roberts did not happen to be in at the time and so was unable to greet his sucossor. The g1» vcrnor elect. was accompanied by the new executive secretary C.E..luli11. -l‘nltod Groter) Co. sells 'i)orolhy' lndln 'l'es. l9. (‘. Foster. '1‘. W. Mallory. hits. and Miss owllold. Hartford: W. F. James. W. I). Sims. C. ii. Pond. W. i’oller. William Abt, l’. (‘. iiurnhnm. .i, ll. “,lnylor New York: F. 0. Free nun: ii. V. i’ontious, Bridgeport. A. V. Wulnrlghl. Smith Norw;slk E II (‘Iark Portlnud; Mr. and Mrs. A. C Harris, New Haven: ll. Ii. Eyer. Chl- 1-ugo; C, J, Duncan, Toledo. won.- at the Hotel Clifford. last night. «Steinway Hume and Jewell 0i'lanorl lit Sunni-1".” ii 80. Main 8L, Nor- \vnlk. mm YOUR STOMAOH. ‘ Malt. It Iorve You and Don't Allow II to Income Your Mentor. You are just as strong In your atom och and not one bit stronger. A with stomach means a wool: man or women because When the stomach psiretiwcan’t huip being impaired. For weak urud. exhallstou sham-oh: there is nothing hotter than or even 1111 good as Dr. Richards by: sin i‘nhlots South wauilr poops am finding this out. Jame.- 'r Vail. tlm vollknown mundry mun residing III 210 South Main strool South Norwnllr, COnII. u”: i "I begun to sulfur With dyspepsia shdut live more use and i used to throw up y food almost all soon MI I had eaten laud even if this did not; happen l tutti. always a feeling or dill» trees. i was Illo lubioct to attacks of 1111111111111: Ind headaches and I nurn Im- oi times but to III on small stoop or doorway until the illustrious left me My food turned sour shortly litter out In; Ind often i had to leave 11 party of after dinner. “1 got a bottle of Dr Richards Dy! and began tailing them. i shall now or cause blaring thanks for benefit re culvert tor after using but tin-so bottles at the bullets I can housed ear that I new felt better in my lie 1 must and do recommend 1th remedy in all my friends. Alli: your amulet for or. 1111111111111 Dyspepsia mount-"11111111111111“ mes. Price till 111111111 ‘ m is. node by trr hlchmiu liv iI Ib- amuse till Worthm New 4...... W: luiln In its work nutrition must. be no ' friends to get. rid of this sour man pcpsla Taibuts about two months on , Iravtllllg Bags for Christmas. While our line of these gobds is always a very large one. for this event we put extra energy into this department. which most other stores neglect. . OUR $5 SUIT CASE is one We particularly wish to call your attention to. ‘Other‘ styles from $1.25 to 89.00. Traveling Bags mm .60 to $8. WATCH TH I8 BPACE. Open Every Evening After De- camber-15in. lsllll NIIIS. Tailor, Clothier, Hatter. Furnioher, .——-—. 85 Washington BL, 80. Norwsllt. Sana 10kt Gold Eyeglasses, $1.00. ' 1.1; I iimfll! 1 1 THE 111111111111- Unlted Amerlcan Opticians. (Incorporated). ‘ Agency at CLIFFORD PHARMACY. l u—-——-1 one 71“ Hovr's THEATRE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. Matinee Saturday Afternoon. MARJORIE SOUTHWELL AND HER COMPANY. New Plays, New Songs, New Dances, New Music. ”(LOO—GIVEN AWAY—$20.00 After the performance Saturday night. one of the audience will be we sented with twenty dollars in gold. PRICES. Night .............. 10c, 20c and 300 Matinee ................ 10c and 201: HOYT’S THEATRE. MONDAY. DEC. 10. ROWLAND a CLIFFOTXD Present the New Authorized \’:r:.£on of DORA THORNE A Play That Has Made Milllons Laugh and Cry. A Beautiful Production, a Scenic Gem Throughout. a Can of General Excellence. PRICES ........ 15c, 25c. 35c and 50c HOYT’S THEATRE THURSDAY. DEC. 13. Another CHARLES KLEIN Success. A Topical MuIicIl Farce on Flute and Fanciu of the Hour. THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE. ExpreIIiy Written For GEO, W. MONROE and musically told by I Company of Select Singers anngh Grade Vaude villianl. PriceI .............. 25c. 50c and 75c First 4 Rows Orchestra ........ $1.00 Illbdday Evening llec. l01ll Company F ilth Separate Nil. OF PLUOHING. m PRELIMINARY GAME. Nutmeg Club vs. West Ends ADMISSIIlfis CENTS. FIIIH'I' IIAMIC m‘IIIINH A'l‘ ii l)‘(‘.i.ili‘K The. Nollawagb‘l'alillg Rink W 35 Gold Piece. 1 awarded by management of ROLLAWAY SKATING stun. Saturday night, to the . Most Graceful Couple on the Floor. uses is noutnavv. Managers. .. , .. . Never 1m a mattress till you no whet’e Inside, 'I‘bIt’I the only side thI't tells you whether the mattress In Comfortable—even clean. 860 filmy webs lelted into nine mow-white, downy real-l llent layers, Ind commenced Into one, term ~ (01111 none pm it's genuine. Look fork.) Its perfect purity and dryness, its luxurious elasticity and _l_i_i_e Insure you sound sleep and complete rest. We show you the mattress, inside and outside. You need not the our word-you see for onrseli. and more-Awe guarantee it. Sleep on one “It, nights—your money back if not satisfied. Prices are the lowest that honest mattresses can be made for. Do you value a good night's rest? Then come to our store Ind let us show you these outta-cues. Not A luxury. but I neceu___a___ity in I“ householdh . . A. J. COLLINS & CO., 12138 North Main Street. South Norwalln. 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 ~erloun trouble averted by wearing a pair of col ,4 l Proper Glasses. ProperlyjAdjuntad, Examination Free. thinning of Lenses and all Repairing I Specialty. o. B. JACKSON, Optician. . 1 its-WALL srnser. NORWALK. com. "ooAL HAND WDDWD H Bewker’ s Fertilizers. B. Hershfie,ld & SOD. 122 WATER STREET m I“. $5.00 Ton. $5. 00 Ton. ' DAL:- I I Extra large size No. 2 Nut Coal at $5 per ton. delivered in your bin. THE HARRIS‘&GANS COMPANY PHONE, 450. 88 WATER ST THE FAIR CLOAK 8r FUR STORE, Dealer ”1 and liluker of ladies' Clocks. Suits furs and fine Millinery. (inlntruls Made to 01 lli‘l‘ and llolnti'.1lclod 68 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK. Store open evenings until 9 4—19,!!!) NOTICE IS HEREBY CthN the public thatwd propose making it warm for all persons using our Coal. We can do this easily. because there is more heat value to the ton in our Coal than in any other Coal you can buy lhe lialliel lieugh Dual Lumpanll, Branch Offices: 74 SEAVIEW AVE. Bridge Drug Store. Telephone 548. Learhy a News Stand. _” 1. w 1. n- u w “W L... . . .... ...,a POPE' 8 PHYSICIAN DEAD ALLEGED NEW LONDON BICIAMIST IIIIMIC lit-l1. 7m llmtm l’nplluul NEW LONDON l)1--,,1 14 John i-lun plnnlrlun in the llilill'. Illlui ul 7,1111 IIIII'IIIIIN. ullus .loIlu I’l'unru. wuu o‘clock this mornluu. lio hud boon hold In bonds of $1.1m by Judge t‘oll Morlouuly ill for 111111111 limo of rumor of tin1 uoliuu court toduv lnr honour- of 11111utmuuclnund. pumuuoulu soiling «duo on Monday 111 ill o‘clock when in. he could not in his wuniwm-d 1~ou- witnmsnu allmimitli'ii lu iiouton by An- dltiun. withstand its ruvugofl. sillinni I'r11.1.11l.1ng Attorney Clayton 1~1~w~ Ii. iimitb. of this city Will url'lvo In Mr. immoral r'ilr' - -1 considerable losiiry. Franco in charged with buying prominenvo us the itIlhiIi‘Iflli of tho lull1 l’opu NHL. 1111 lilo tucdlcul ulluir dam of the cardinal» when in cont-law and as the doctor in attendance upon the present. Pope Pius 11 married Sarah l1. (iiidor In this city August. ill, 1911i. and was the third of four Wtiilltili whom France In ullog- ud 111 have nutrrisd since ‘iiiiil’l .ull of whom an1 said to be living. I L... 1 ......L._l«. A...“ ANY OLD TIME 15 a poor dinner hour. it it is yours not 111 a STAM- FORD RANGE immediatelv, and you will be served regularly in the idiots. res sans 11‘ IIIIIIAGE,|I.'IIA8II, Cornet: West and North Main Strmi. . ,.~.L“L~mmt........ 1... “in... _ .. h l .. A i J. A. HISLOP & CO AGENT FOR MAY MTiITON'S FATTERNS. 12‘ cents a Pair. EVERY MOTHER KNOWS HOW HARD IT IS TO FIND JUST fI'IE RIGHT KIND OE HOSE FOR ’THE GROWING BOY AND ‘GIRL—TI'IE KIND THAT WILL BTAND THE WE AR AND TEAR OF YOUNG BLOOD. HERE'S A HEAVY RIBBED SCHOOL STOCKING WITH ALL THE GOOD POINTS IN ITS FAVOR. You buy two pairs 1f or the price usu- ally paid for one pair. l2 l-2 tullls Very Zf/asz‘z'c. 25 Easy 20 pill on. A Cents Feel Free from It’z'a’gw. Pair 5 2 es Correct. Perfect Dye. Elliot 9011113 011111111, ”It!!! .0— 83- 85 Washington Street. storage costs are new on dictum. N. 8. Rosa 8) Co. 86 Washington St. so. Norwalk. / Telephone 474. M S. SMITH 8r COMPANY DOLL SALE FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY. Three Special Values—50. 59 and 75c. Worth 751:, $1 and $1.25. Handsome Xmas Cards. Calendars and Booklets. See the display, of Xmas Stationery. gil Washington Street. South NONI“ Bottlors and Shippers of Bottlers and Ship- pers of MOHAWK 1.1111ch \ . f” armno wn'rss l’lulu MOHAWK GINGER ALE Mohawk Spring Water Mohawk Club Soda Mohawk Hnruupurilla Mohawk flirch 1qu1- Mohnwk Norvo lillllawll Spring 111111 [311. 28 Washington 81.81111 NIIIIIIIII Coal” Cool Old Company Lehigh Cross 01651:. J eddo, , , ran runner um: um ' , ~ Raymond '1 ,. 111' . ”Ant, mill ’4‘ and Sparkling ~11191111111 11111 1111111 We. have 11 full ilnaiiit Weliblch loads to show you. . ' ‘Tbo Reed 1i Volit Electrical Compaml. 36 Washington Street. 0». Telephone W1 I ‘
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