bum l' Grand ‘ Larceny .Prdfsrrsd‘
Against "Than" in Horned. ..
r'l’louweil'dresssd girlspgivlng their ‘ “
4.; ii“ %
WATCH THIS ,
' DRESS GOODS N 0“
spfiecdr; *
. r
i s1 d 0,390“ and sum aa'DolorisiBeada and Bligh Has- 0“ &\s \B
l! I. i so . out seven eon years 0 .~were . ‘
“'0 Henriettss. 39’5”: Vdillw. M‘ . arrested late Wednesday afternoon. at 01'?» “m '9 g?
bstross. Granite Cloth. Vocations, .Ifo»; ‘
bsii‘s snd Brilliantlnos in all colors. “
BLACK GOODS A OPEGIALTY.
7:. Kt» BANKS.
Forty-sixth street. and headway. New
York city, by Detectives Monday and
Bowman. after trying desperately to
escape from them. . .
The charge against them Is onset
grand larceny, and to have been coins
, mltted in Hartford. where the girls on
coped from St. Joseph's convent. They
SPACE
.loilietiiiiuu‘
All the young people, with
their parents. are Invited to
can 2), Co.
86 Worthington St. So. “Norwaik... .
Telephone 474.
7 “W. i.
40 and 47 Wuhinm Guest." ' .. . -‘ i l i if . are both residents of New Haven. The i .
Msbulismo Hot-t Cloak. Iiii-rest was made from descrlpuong attend our toy opening. The .....w.._..-....s...-....w---_.-.-._,....__......-........-.....-.-.. _
‘ “I!“ “0'1“ka ‘ ' given In a telegram from Chief of P0- m...“ pluytlilngs m” we",
lice William F', Gunu. of Hartford. .
The sergeant at the desk over the
‘ telephone stated that the girls had run
. away from St. Joseph's convent three
idoys ago and he said Chief (1mm had
caused an additional change, one of
grand larceny. to be‘rocorded. but the
sergeant did not know of the circum-
stances. The young women declined
l to tell what they knew concerning the
m
local nut fling ”
M. s. SMITH o®atm1§m
DOLL SALE FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY.
made for this Christmas. in
Germany. Switzer-
land and America. and the
greatest stock of them over
shown In‘tlie Twin Cities is
to be found here.
HOLIDAY
iiiinln
ii
cement
Franco,
Three Special Values—~50, 5g and 75c. Worth 75c, $1 and $1.25.
WEATHER REPORT.
For Norwnlk and vicinity: Rain and
Handsome Xmas Cards, Calendars and Booklets.
r to i it T! i i V . ’ tonnes of their arrest and were locked . See the display of Xmas Stationery. r
gig; I? “1.0.5.3“ “a’nfi‘fiffgjfi‘j; w , B 8 I. “9- ‘ poms anti 'ruppv BEARS by the , . M
y ' s . ' ' ’ ' ‘ ’ .. - 1‘ . " ‘ YT) o-' u Wasnmgton Street. South Norwglk
trough of low pressure extends from It)?!“ K311“). and Bladder Pills hundltli. liRC ENliiNhS. Al (M 9 ‘
. . u c r ve e olsons from if e s- .. . ‘
the lower M‘wmpm “may "Wham" [mum gem add thus nffoli)‘d relief. A ieiiv. BILES. HORSES. wuuous, uncut ..,_ ”W _ .- ..-_..W
3 ”“1“ Main 81. 7°" ”54' :treatment for 250. Sold by The Clif-
Connection for on north and :ford Pharmacy and The Birdse Plum.
south bound cars can be made . mat-1’- 0'
at our store.
ward to the lake region. it is produc-
ing considerable cloudy weather with
light rain or snow in the central and
eastern sections. .The temperature is
below zero in the northwest. Condi-
tions favor for this vicinity cloudy
weather with snow. probably turning
to rain and rising temperature tonight.
POPULAR AM USEMENTS. W. Monroe. the funniest of stage irisii-
. women. will break nwny from his ac—
MAILIORIE SOUTHWELL CO. lcuslomou woman’s frills and feathers
The Marjorie Southweil Co. closed‘ to daily with the ligtii comedy retool!
a most unsuccessful week's engago- ' Owen Moore a promising, very promltv
meiit at iioyt's Theatre, Saturday ing young lawyer in Charles Klein’s
night. in the small audiences through- ‘. musical topical farce on hypnotism surf
mu'rnnus, Ali'i‘OZliA'i‘lC 'rors.
snubs. inou TOYS. soninuns' ‘
surrs. muons AND opus, pom.
(iO-CAii'l‘S. CARRIAGES AND poise
ELECTRIC WORK HALTS.
Some Obstacle Seems to Have Been
Encountered Now.
followed on Tuesday by clearing and
colder weather. Southeast storm warn-
ings are displayed along the coast.
Mrs. Eioiiise Vibbar, of Southport. is
making a. brief Stay in South Norwalk
as the guest of Miss Edna Seymour.
A regular meeting of the directors of
the Norwnlk Hospital Association will
be held at the Norwnlk Club rooms on
Tuesday evening, December 11. 1906,
at 8 o’clock
—7Dr. Dick’s cures malaria
Miss Nutting. sister of Manager
Maurice H. Nailing. of 9 High street
who came here in few days to make
a visit. is suffering from an attack of
diphtheria.
A quarterly mecting of the Norwnlk
Historical and Memorial Library As-
sociation will be held on Wednesday
evening at 8 o‘clock. A program on
the indians of this region will be giv-
on.
——lf you haven't, the time to exer-
cise regularly. Dean‘s Rogulcls will
prevent constipation. They induce n
mild. easy, healthful action of the ho-
wels without griplng. Ask your drug
gist for them. 25 cents.
Comptroller Mitchell has sent to
members cicct of the gencrui assem-
blage blank assignments of mileage
He informs them that lickets entitling
them to transportation (hiring the
session will be mailed to their post
office addresses as soon as the tickets
are received from the railroad com-
panics.
You need it tonic that will put the
rip of life iiilo your system rind foi'lify
you fromtili diseases. ivioillsters Rocky
Mountain Tea. is recognized as the
greatest slrcngtheiier. ’i‘cu or Tab-
lets. 35 cents. Plaisted's Drug
Store.
The Rev. John ’1‘. Winters. pastor of
St. Mary‘s Cutholic Church. New Bri-
tain. and formerly of South Norwnlk.
has awarded the contract. for furnish-
ing pews in the now church to Pratt.
and Frrest of inweli. Mass. Their bid
was $5.000. Several firms bid for the
contract. it includes 1.500 seals.
carved ullar roll and four confession-
als. The material of the wood to be
used will be onk.
Through the agency of Adams 6‘:
Keeicr. real eslnte dealers. the Frye
place on the linnbury road, belonging
to C. A. Cornon. and n piece of proper
ly belonging to Andrew Bates. just ov-
er the. bill iilll on the some road has
been sold to u Mr. liuttorworlli. of New
York. The property includes the pret-
ty pond on the right us you drive to
ibinbui'yg and will mnkc it pretty and
nightly piuce to builti.—Rldgefleid
i‘rcss.
Whut. Adam lilo. not what he drank.
Wus be from Eden‘s gut-don driven.
U. whnl n difft-rciico lili‘l‘i! now would
be,
if ho had lukcii Rocky Mountain Ten.
l’iuisll-d‘s Drug Store
A number of people front this vicin-
My bad exhibits at tho Stamford Poul-
lry Show, last wot-k. among them be-
ing: Althea Farm. lhii'lon: Mrs. lien-
ry firt-iichor, IIIII‘II'il: Fri-d Dimiop.
Norwulkz Mr. uud Mrs. M. A. Dunn.
Noroton Heights: 'l‘hcodoru P. Fair-
lninks, ilui'lt-n; i-‘. (iuiiulin. .lr.. Noro-
lon; Gionhreokin Furm. Noroton; H.
St. .1. Moi-choose. ilni‘icn: A. and ii.
Qiiurkonbusii, lhiricn: Charles L.
Wouiuly. New Canaan.
“Slop eararho In two minutes.
toothache or pain of burn or scald In
five mlnulon. hourscnesu. one hour.
must-lt- uohc. two hours. sore throat
lwclyo Iioitrumllr. 'l‘iioinns Eriecti'ic
(ill. monarch over pain.
The money uud ministry dbpnrlinont
of ilw locni posiotlh-o iu rushed, and
will Iw for nnoilivr week with foreign
intuitions inrhlonlni to Christmas. Poo-
plu who IliH’i" friends in tho old coliti-
Il‘li'ii nro sending money and little
l‘hrintnum gifts home und in order to
buvo thorn gel tin-cc in Illill‘ semi them
two or lbroo wt-oks uhcnd. Occasionally
sonic wrson sends a gift loss than u
wank wince Cbrlstmns and expects it
to reach lls destination in lime.
FILE! CURID iii 0 To 14 DAYI.
I’AZO mN'i‘MiiiN'i‘ Is guaranteed to
cure any case of Itching. Blind. Blood-
in: or Protrudlng Piles In 0 to 14
dnys or money refunded. 50c.
SPECIAL.
Smell Sugar cured Hams.
"Ru ' Brand. (do lb.
Publichuht
3'2 WL’TH MAIN ST.
The Norwaik Bird Club will meet to
night at the home of Mind Swnrtz. 12
Haviland street.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Adams, of South
Norwnik. were over Sunday guests of
Mr. nnd Mrs, Peter Kehler. at their
Main street home, Southport.
For the sake of justice to the afflict-
ed. and for the good of humanity. It is
my right nnd duty to recommend Hol-
iister's Rocky Mountain Tea. We
owe our country and our feilowmen a
duty. Tea or Tablets. 35 cents.
Pinistcd's Drug Store. '
Guests at the Hotel Clifford were:
G. W. Knight, Brooklyn; A. J. Robing,
Willaim H. Guthrie. A. M. Aldroyd. W.
D. Reynolds. New York; Thomas Mc-
Henry. Hartford: C. H. Fornoy, R. L.
Knapp, Boston; Mr. and Mrs. W. .l.
Ruthburu, New Haven; Robert Bus
sott. George Gonnoli, Ernest. Gonnoii.
Frank Schneider. William Thompson.
Dunbuiiy; Harry Davis. Brewator.
James E. Larmer. Jr., Towners.-N. Y.
There were sixty-six real estate
transfers in The Norwulks lust month.
and a year ago in November there were
tifty-tuvo. while in November, 1904.
the soles numbered seventeen. The
mortgages in November. 1906. amount-
ed to 552.090; In 1905. they were 864.-
Work on the electric System of the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad between Stamford and New
New York is at present at a stand3
still. those having the matter in char-
ge having encountered some obstacle
or other.
A prominent rniii‘ond man said that
up to within a few days ago workmen
were laboring almost night and day
at Coscob, but that they had quit for
some reason or other. with unfinished
work just as they left it. ‘
The towers are all up. hill. wiros
remain unstrung and along some part
of the track it looks as if a cyclone on
a small scuic lind iiindcd.
The electric division of the New
Haven roud will probably not be in op.
eration before late spring. ulthough
some parts of the line are finished now
and tests have been made over the
rolls.
Solid 101;?“-
Gold Eyeglasses,
$1.00.
700. id in 1904, $135,500. Last week
there were sixteen sales and mortgages TH:
of $2 .575. In the first week in Do- . .
comb r, 1905. there were. nine sales of
property. with mortgages of $64,700. Uflited Amencan ODIICIOHS.
A Mg crowd of basketball cnthu- (incorporated).
sinsns will undoubtedly go to the Ait ‘ '
mory tonight. no matter whether the Agency at CLIFFORD PHARMACY'
Weather be clear or stormy. for Coin-
pniiy F meets the crock Seventeenth
Separate Company of Flushing. Long H 0 y T ' s T H E A T R E.
island. Company F has never yet _..._
succeeded in defeating the Long ls~ MONDAY. DEC. 10'
hinders. but. will do its best to make u ROWLAND a CL'FFo-yn
reversal of things tonight. The pros- pres,“ the New Authorized Vtrsion of
pcct scoms bright, for the Norwsikers DORA THORNE
have the strongest loam they have A play That Has Made Millions Laugh
and Cry.
ever had. The preliminary contest.
should also be interesting for the Nut A Beautifu| producuon' a Scenic Gem
Throughout. a Cast of General
meg Club and the West Ends, old l‘l\"
Excellence.
nls. will meet again. There will be
PRICES ........ 15c, 25c, 35c and 500
dancing after the games, without extra
charge.
PAIGE A DIRECTOR.
HOYT'S THEATRE
THURSDAY. DEC. 13.
Another CHARLES KLEIN Success.
A Topical Musical Farce on Pads and
anolos of the Hour.
THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE.
Expressiy Written For
GEO. W. MONROE
and musically told by a Company of
Select Singers and High Grade Vaude-
vililsns.
Prices .......... ' . . .. 25c. 50c and 75c
First 4 Rows Orchestra . $1.00
$30,000,000 Corporation Holds Annual
Meeting in Bridgeport.
A crowol of New York capitulists
who uro nicnibois of the international
Blinking Corporation, a thirty million
dollar uffnii', with offices lit 60 Wall
slrool. New York. hold their annual
meeting at the offices of Allan W.
Paige in Bridgeport Saturday Thc con
poruilon bus at Connecticut churtcr, so
Bridgeport wus chosen for the alumni
meeting. I
The prosr-tit‘officers ivoro retained.
They are: i’rosiidenl. Thomas H, Hilli-
bnrd; \‘ll'v—lii'l'fiirtielll, James S. Fouron.
and gt-ncrnl iiianngcr. John 1). Leo,
with tblrlydhrcle directors. including
Senator i’uige. ‘.
Juno M. (‘olnuiios
Moyci' wurl- lli‘f
tors. Mr. l‘l-iuii
Monday um... ion
Compony F
V8.
lilh Separate it.
Of FLUOHINO.
PRELIMINARY GAME.
Nutmeg Club vs. West Ends
”WW ' ADMISSIO-NTES CENTS.
THAT BEDDING OMAN.
an. sppesrs In Dsnburyt Again With
i’IItH‘l' li/tMi’i Ili‘iilier A'I‘ ii li‘iiIJliiK
-_.., p T , J.
. The. .
iiuihwaubialng
'l‘hu supposedly noun-n ed Rotltling
. .
Rink
woman who has visited Daiiluiry no
$5 Gold Piece.
ms y limos iwcompuuiml y her four
awarded by management of
und Willinui L.
ped from the direc-
s it will be recalled.
was ibc president ' ii Havana banking
firm which was rocked through the
(IIrlilllDi‘lll'llnt‘l‘ of its agent Who sailed
nwny with svrorui millions.
Among tin~ otheridlroctors are Sir ii.
Moiilngiu- Alluii. Sir William C. Van
Horne, Edwurd ii. urrimun. John R.
iiogeiiiun. Murrollu Hartley liodgo.
GPOl'go Crockvr, lsinc Guggenheim.
Henry E. Huntingtoi and George H.
Macy. Aboul u do n were present
at the meeting.
The corpoi'ulltm Is 0 sound In oracl-
lng n skyssrrupor ut nil strcot. niul
lirondey, niuong Its iroiocls. 'I‘ho
corporiitlmni'u 4inqu amount to Sill.-
i57.ll71.21.
chi dron. one it baby in nri in. and hail
mode it great dual of lroui In for the
olive rind the railway oliicl Is. landed
n the White strmt. station me limo
Friday evening and prelim-Win spend
the night there uppiirunily. o no of the
special policemen omit pll y on the
children nod conducted tho family in
a Imardiug house. where titty Will'i.‘
give-n shelter for this night.
The women was communal to the
Middletown asylum from RM] ling a
short time ugo. but. wuu dltu linrged
it little lulor as cured. "or b ililflfld
who cumo to inmbnry Bulnrd y in
mum; of her. «iciclluv-d to tilt police ROLLAWAY SKATING RINK
"I it “I “'3“ "m. liliilfli‘. ‘
"There is no harm in that omsn: “mm? night.
not a bit. of harm in her.“ i o hus-
b’nnduulliid. when told that. b s wilo to the
u out to “Fill. nwuy sguln.
Cspisln Bradley. who hour: or the Mo“ Graceful Couple on the
remark. said nothing. but bought Floor.
quietly of his last meeting wt h hcr. W
when. in the corridor of tho CI v Hull NASH & DUNLEAVY‘
sick. Msnsgm.
HOUSES. ETC.
(ii lf’i’S FOR THE
LITTLE 'i‘O'l‘S. AN!) ALL A’i‘ SUCH
REASONABLE PRICES.
A. J. Collins & Ca.
12-18 NORTH M AlN S'i‘REICT.
out the week the company received1
but their Just deserts. as they were
one of the poorest aggregations ever
gotten together under the bend of a.
theatrical company. No adverse crit-l
icisii. car! be attached to Manager.
BOY BABY AND
iiiutiiicc sillill‘dii)’ afternoon
in the evening .iiiiiics Cullen received
the twenty doilur gold plot-c.
LI f0.
DORA ’i‘ HORN E.
The production is a. srcnlc one and
singed in a detailed manner. Dora
'i‘horno us a novel is u bountiful story
STORY OF GIRL WIFE.
Woman .
l
Shocking Recital of Little
Seeking Divorce.
HARTFORD. Hot". His—“Iii tho Sill)l‘l‘- '
im' Court inst wock Gertrude M. Rr'it'il;
llflt'li iii yours. told u rciuitrkubic story .
iii licr attempt to secure :1 tlt'croo of
divorce from Theodore 1’. Rl‘il‘ii. She.
said her husband one, night brought:
homo u frioiid nnuiod Loon ill-win llilli ‘,
[lint lulcr niiolhci' fririid of Ill‘i' bus-L
band's drove up and invited him out;
to drive. Her husband :irccptcd. slio:
said. and during his absence imwisl
insulted her. I
"l protected myself Fuccesulu111'."l
siw said. und when Mr, Roll-b cniiio
. - - ~ - . - -— - and bus boon so widely rend rind rc-
illiiiil‘ i told him what hull occuroli. Ho
dill iiol Hl‘l‘lll tho lcust hit offended but.
told lmwis to sit dowu‘und out with l ’l‘hornc‘s story on the stage are super-
us. i proloslod but ho snid if i'fluoui-i. 'l‘ho piiiy abounds Iii pathos
wouldn‘t not it piano for Lewis iii the
table he wouldn't out either.
The Riches wore married in Brows.
tors. N. Y., in Oclolwr 1004. the bridl‘ l Thorpe.
being only 17 yours old. Slio
lirich bud nii uugovcrnnblo lcmpm-i niluciil, and reliable theatrical firm of
and t‘rcuiionlly struck her, Once
pulled 1101' out of bod by the hair.
ty piuy do justice to their respective
roles. Miss Sudio Mni'ion is the Dom
This lhcutricui offering IS
uiicl arc scycrul poor versions of
We ore to have u dctuii prodiuction rural free delivery, writes:
of Lem B. Purkcr's drniiiatizntion of daughter. afflicted for yours with cpl:
Bertha M. (Tilly's novci Dora Thorpe. .lcpsy. was cured by DY. King’s New
roud by lovers of a swecl story lhut;
comments 0n the reproduction of Dora:
and mirth, nnd the actors in this prof-l,
said l onc of tho uiunv exploited by tho pro-i
.
he; Rowland & Clifford. and while tiicro'
liora‘
other polite fads and fancies of the
hour entitled “The Time of Your Life?
but. the break is only a temporary one
for Mr. Munroe soon returns to shirts
to raise a bcdilim of fun for his air
dlence and consternation for the arch
Hoyt. however. for the. company wasldcceivcrs of divine woman who have
booked through a rciinblo ugcncy and “Feed him from DHIIIMOOHB 10 M“-
was supposed to ho a good one. At the . ('O'diii IO Derpcrnle their “liorrild de-
Frank;
Woliyuiig received the large doll. aiidl
ccplioii." The slur, the play and the
supporting coiiipnny are endorsed by
authorities whoso O. K. insums "The
Tonightl Time of Your Life” to all who see tho
horn Thornc will be the attraction1 DUX‘IUI'WUICG-
and Thursday night The Time of Yonri ‘
NEW CURE FOR EPILEPSY.
J. B, Wutei‘iiian, of Wutertown. 0.,
OsMy
Life Pills. She has not had an attack
for over two years." Best body
cleansers and life giving tonic pills on
curth. 25o at F. ii, Baxter’s. South
Norwnlk. and It}. i’. Wood‘s, Norwaik.
drug stores. ”
'l‘hc oiiiii'c advertising field is cov-
ered by The Sentinel.
WILL INTEREST MANY.
Every person should know that good
health is impossible if the kidneys are
deranged. Foley's Kidney Cure will
cure kidney and bladder disease in ev-
ery form. and will build up and
sold. unil uiiotiicr limo she was (sung.2 'l‘lioriic this Hill" in tho corrost uiid illi-l strengthen these organs so they will
cd to defend hcrscif with the
sore. and lutli‘olingc.
.iudgo (‘uso look lilo papers and f‘P-. IIIIH evening.
served «incision. Altm‘nvy Francis 'i‘.l A NEW DEPARTURE.
im-i'csfiilipdhil‘cd reruns. Rcirh. I At. lioyifs Theatre Thursday. George
At Hoyt ‘3 Theatre.
A. HISLOP 6r
scis- thorizcd one rind worthy of iiitr-iitionl
perform their functions properly. No
(longer of Bright's disease or diabetes
if Foley's Kidney (turn is takeu‘in
and The
' I.
timc. l’inislod's Drug Store
Clifford Pharmacy. "
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THE CHRISTMAS BOOK GALE.
Wo‘vc mud» it big purclumo of mind
comely bound books for holiday gifts.
Books to suit nil nuns. all lnsios.
Many books for boys sud girls In
special bindings. Humduril iiii'l‘iiilil‘ii
for older folks. liundrsds of board
covorcd books for children. brightly
Illunilnniod.
THE TOYS. THC CAMEO.
Wonderland for the little folks.
Can't go Into description. cun't our
photum the varieties. Come and let
the stock unlit to you; lot the prices
tempt you.
ill in .
the demand.
erything. everywhere breathes, an
can make them.
gifts to buy.
THE CHRISTMAS DOLL GALE. THE CHRISTMAS
The host roprencntsllvcs of dolledom HANDKEROHiEFG.
have ilwi horn: quite n convention of We'll plonsuntiy surprise you burn;
nil stylus. conipioxions nnd conditions you‘ll wonder at the variety of styles.
of dolls. Hundreds of liillrI Item-is will the slab of the stock nnd tho templ-
soon be Ilililll' lumpy. for iliom- ni'o uii Iugly low prices iii. which we uiiull
pricml to puss from our possession to sell bnndlturchlnfu for Chrislmnu gifts.
yours before Christmas eve. it will pay you wait Jo liliiko your set
L locations early before the lines become
broken. ‘
HANDBOME SHOWING ‘ “gimmm
OF UMBRELLAO. CHRISTMAB SELLING
inheritance has taught us the value 00‘ L‘M'HER GOODS.
of having it top notch stock or llm‘ You will find about every wnntsd
broilns to chmse from. and We've got. thing in the leather goods line here.
It now If we never had It. before. You‘ll him find it reliable in quality
. I’l‘lrrn tire bound in please. and allructire in price.
lines are most complete. then is selecting most satisfactory.
The completeness and dependability of this big holiday outfit
are worthy of the strongest emphasis that we can give them. Every-
thing as near right as experience. knowledge of needs and hard work
Opening of the Christmas Book Stock
The Big Handkerchief Equipment
Ready for Early Gift Buyers.
Other Items of Importance.
The formal opening of our Holiday Stocks is something more
than a mere incident in the year's merchandising. It is of sufficient
importance to be client! as an event. The store news concerning it
is read with interest by our buying public.
The gift-buying time is here.
The equipment is here to meet
The store is at its best. from top to bottom from end to end, ev-
f
When ’“
;./
atmosphere of Christmas.
Just a low hints for print; they'll serve us an index to scores of
other hints not printed. but equally important to those who have
KID GLOVES.
it puyu to buy iiiii gloves ul lhin
store. One reason in we shot! you none
but Ibo stuntinrtl, wvll tested makes;
nnnliun' rcuson is the lit. and fashion of
our gloves nro nbonl perfect.
DAINTY THIFLIO.
Hundreds of tiulnty iltlie thins
bought for gifts. Many of them useful. -
others ornamental. inexpensive ro-
momhrnncos. butlhoy mnlte lbs hoort
Rind.
i ii. ‘Hislnp ti
Co. ‘
iii-iii Washington Street. a
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