Wu have purchased several down
or do unseat-Io 2 QUART HOT
"In.
WATER ID
for ma week III.
69 Centre
which we will of-
Mry bottle “lifeblood for one
year.
lib Bridge Pharmacy.
PLATNER & BRADLEY. PROPS”
305 WASHINGTON 8T. .
T.ei Call (“Iv—2.
A Baptist cottage prayer meeting
will be hold this evening at. the home
of Robert Thompson on East avenue.
A rehearsal of the Pastime Minstrels
will be held tonight, at Randall's iiall.
All members are requested to be pres-
eat.
The meeting of the Women‘s Fore
ign Missionary Society will be held
this week at the home of Mrs. George
Walker in East avenue.
Captain Edward Tobey has a seven
horse power gasoline engine, with
which he intends to equip the. nineteen
foot skill of Captain Frank Met-win.
Mrs W. ii. Baker has practically
recovered from her recent severe ill-
ness of nervousness and is rapidly
rctI'Irnlng to her normal health.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Epworth Magoo of the East Avenue
Methodist Church yesterday, was well
llttondod and very intI‘Irosting. the sub
jet-t. boiui.r “Association Unto Salvo
tion."
The schooner Mary E. Morse is still
being lightored of her cargo of Wood
pulp, at tho berth just above the
Norwalk iron Works, and is waiting
for an (wt-optionally high tide to go
further up the river.
The regular business meeting and
send-annual election of officers of tho
local Loyal Workers’ Society of the
Advent Christian Church, will be hold
on Thursday evening at the close of
tlnyweekly social service.
The regular weekly cottage prayer
meeting of the Advent Christian
("burr-II will lIo hold this \vock at. tho
home of Miss .lounio Iiurchard in liar
ion. The regular social service will
be bold as usual at the. church on
Thursday evening.
"Yellow" Brown. who roccntly wool
to work on the now oyster stoamor
Standard, met with an accident Satan
day. one of thc'big drodces falling
on his leg: Three of the tooth ot’ the
dredge struck the fleshy part, of the
thigh and tore it open. canslnz a ver'l
palnlui inquI which required a num-.
bol- of stitIlIos to close the wound.
Brown was fortunate however, not to
have sustained a fracturp ot’ the bonc
as the. dredge is a wry boavy one and
fell with considcrablc weight on his
leg.
(tool-go Painter. who has resided
hero for a short limo, started to live
up to his name ,vcslorduy by" painting
tlIo town that time honored color-"red.
iiI- usoII rod liquor to do the. job with
and true to the tradition of all paIIIl~
crs got more. paint. on himself than he
did on the town. ilo put it on the
Inside however. and the paint was so
heavy that he could not carry It. lie
was placed in tho llIIvilaud street
lockup to dry and I‘orlolled II bond of
Sill when the case came up in court
this morning.
witchlug piles provoke profanity,
but profanity w‘opi cure. them. Dunn's
(Iintmont cures ltIlIIIIc. bleeding or
protruding plies after years of sulfur-
IIIg. At any drug store.
ROWAYTON.
in II few days the poslomco will be
a busy lilill‘l.‘ on account, of the Christ.
Inns lrado.
III-I. I-‘runii i‘. ilrIIwII. pastor of tho
Ilowaylon liIIpllI-Il Church. was choscn
III'ILIII'I-siiloltl. III“ lill‘ HlnmfIIrIl Chris!-
Hill l'nlon. at the mcI-llnu held IIIIII
Wl't'li.
William AI-IIIIrIy has lately had It
fresh coat of white paint put. upon IIIII
house III II‘IIrty-III-conl IIIrI-ot. 'l'ho
house now prcaouls Ii lino appear-Iowa.
William I’inkuI-y. of Itowaylon aro-
nuo, accompanied by his brother.
t‘harloa I’IIIIIIIIII‘. IIIIII-II-Il IaIII \‘I‘I'I'k for
North I'arulinn. on It IIIIIIIIIIII I'ltlitltll»
liIIII.
All over this NN’lllill III' llli‘
IIIIIIIIIIIu operations are
lit“ for thin How III‘ the war and ”ill
Indications me IIIIII lIIIlIIlIIiI: IIIIII-lIIr
him will keep busy all through the
iiiIIII'r.
'I‘IIII bill on North iIVI‘lIilI' IIIIII been
nIIIIIIIIl down In hall lln mtltlnnl height.
”HIM . M'I'II'I‘ at the {out also beinIz widow
III Although the road III IIIIII mush
Nlllli‘
unusually ac:
llll' icnmntcrndcalnrc it Is a mat Ini-
prIIr ”limit
The Ice
a few of our “W yarn
Jamar. I’lllsbhryli or Gold Medal flour, per bag
20lbs.tingnr......
I‘ll.
Bent l‘renniew lIIIIIIIr, III. title.
ft lbs. son. or IIIIIII Crackers like
baker's I‘ocwt. nor can Etc
(Iced Coffee... ....... ..........2tic
iICItIitl’l‘olnaiocs................25d
Paris linemumh ............... tile.
Potatoes per peek. 20d
Apples, all kinds par pI-cii
In NIIIIIIIIIII \AIIIIII
“3 I“ lost Ave.
vaw. .
now over six inches thick and if the
cold weather continues -.Mr Raymond
expects to begin cutting soon. Lani:
winter proved to be a most unfortunate
gun for him and other icemen around
are
The. South Norwalk Quartetto, com-
posed of Miss Eadie Valentine, Miss
Jennie Gray, A. Flialhuway and Wil-
liam Q. Merriam, rendered very beau-
tifully the anthem More Love to Thee,
O Christ by Scheneeker, and Wonder-
ful City Zion by lienlie, in the Baptist
Church last night.
Chicken pox has broken out in the
Rowayton public school and amumber
of scholars already have the disease.
The first notice taken of the trouble.
was when Marlon Godfrey, Harold.
sick. Anna Mott. Lilly Webb, Fay
Webb, Helen Webb Florence IiioI-iber.I
Elizabeth (‘ullcn Frederick Morilfleld‘
and Florence Moore are now sick.
Chasmar‘ s pond, the free. for all sknh
ing rink of this place, Is now I’rozcn
six Inches deep, and a large number of
natives and visitors proceeded to en-
evening.
mocs. played a highly exciting game.
ending III the score of forty~six to
twenty-three in favor of the former.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward E, Hall. of
homo in the house owned by Mr.
den of Cannons at the corner of Ii or
II second street and North avenue.
Both have. recently returned from tho
Stamford hospital, where they have
been for some months. Mr. Hall was
treated for a serious rupture, and Mrs.
Hall for internal injuries received in
a severe fall a few years ago. Their
neighbors or glad to welcome them
back once more.
Christmas is drawing near. Satur-
day morning the. small boy finds a
hatchet, takes it. to a grindatono. and
industriously and silently works for
fifteen minutes or so. After ascertain-
ing that. the edge is as been as a ra-
zor, he puts on his wraps, shouts for
the boy across the street, who has
been similarly engaged. and together
they start for the tall timbers. Woe
to the young and line appearing fir
trees it‘ the, hawkiiko eyes of the.
youngsters see them. They forgot
about the Arbor Day ceremonies, cut
down the tree aml bring it home as
proudly as a hunter with his first back
in the. Maine woods.
._..__...,______
For chapped and cracked handm got
liei'i'iti s Witch Hazel Salve. Sold by
The Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge.
Pharmacy
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
'l‘lIII dwelling on Old Post road of
llr. 'l‘. Milton Smith. of New York
City, is boing plastered. It is of
stone and wood construction, two
and onorhalf stories high. with
uncc heat, .mantels and fireplaces. and
all improvements. N. S. Finch is
the general contractor.
NEW CANAAN.
William E. Smullhorn is out after
several day' s illness
Miss i‘dna Iiatiaclouah has
visiting her parents in Iowa.
C. l.. Bishop has started the loun-
Ilation for a. new house in Harrison
arI-IIIIc.
Uom‘lzc Ii. Iinynmnd is now attend-
ing to his business after several
wot-it's illness,
Miss Mary H IAIcIIwIIIIII has return-
I-Ii after a week‘s tisil with her
son in New Haven.
A. .i. Webster who has been visit-
ing relatives in Chicago for several
\i't'l‘lll-i. has roturncd bottle.
The Misses lingers of Park I-Itrcct
entertained the Fortnightly Whinl
t'lnb. 'I'IIursdny afternoon.
Shopartl's moving pictures will hold
the boards at the Opera-house. IIIIII
on-II Saturday.
Louis lI‘, Ilrown and Adrianco Tuck~
or. carpoIIIers, iIuvu secured work III
II‘oI'iIIa where they will up for the wink
tor.
Monroe's lcc pond has been flooded
for tho season. No skating will be ah
lowed until alter the too has been bar-
voclml
The regular monthly meeting of tho
liapllsl (‘IIIIrIlI Socioly. will be held at
tho IIIIIIIII of III-v. 'I‘. I.. Dibble, 1le
IIvI-nno. Hilllllil)‘ I'VI‘IIIIIK.
IIIIIIIIIIII lIoIIoIlicI. (tartar
will lili'l‘i III. the home of Mme I’apte
stunts. "The AI-IIIIIIIy" on Park street.
next 'I‘burallay Iilll'l'litillii.
'I‘IIII llIIII Mon \I'll hold a masquerade
ball III IlIIyIIIImII‘II liIIll. Wmluondny
ovoiiinu. An exhibition drill will
given by the IiI‘KI'I'I‘ II-aIII
boon
If}. ilIIyIIIIIIIII‘II currluut- IIu'IIIt'y III For.
which wtlt furnish IMWI'I‘ for the Inc
lory.
IiIrlI, William It.
bm-In IIIII'IIIIMIK Ill" spanner
lit! nponll Ibo lhtlanoo III‘ IIIII.
with her son. Wontlull mow-norm.
Guild of III Marks launch
. T WIS 00 G-
and you want In a... money to buy prompts.
your groceries WM!” NOW IA" AV INUI ORDGIRY OTORE. Below all-
.I....
Riot:
2th.!
“hole or CrIIrIIeIICornmer pit. ..
I. WANT, ’
Nut to What‘s notary.
You can do an In buying
.......70II
----- “-“l’ rate of the advance. (liiililll‘ of Ifnll
"NH! ‘A’fi' hm“: 2 "1!: .I ...... .. 231' RlW'l‘ m", mhur ”I‘ll" plo‘h “mug.
'I‘nbc time min Calm Flour 3 pints 2hr “mph ralml In... ”m; at tbelr IIIIIIIIII
3 I’M" 31““ .. ‘‘‘‘‘ ------ . 35“ hands last month lilo cloth nIIiIII
339“ W99 if”! which todniehpredeclded Inadvnnce
301m Milk ... 25c the WW “humid pm {In It «It.
”EM. 991' film A . . . . ....... I . . . 301‘ it!” n" “I!” “(fined by [m "mt
“MINI ii" Illi- ................ ‘5" font IIIIII Inna. and until the Issue In
Il'ine New Mackerel. a for zinc mi. latter my m... Imam when the u.
blinlimml ...
.I...................I.I...... LIN,
Int Namath.
' . runnm‘IIWIi.” q.u;‘fi;w ., awful
joy themselves Saturday afternoon and pneumonia.
During the afternoon thel
hockey teams of picked men, styling Bl‘.00k N --.l has been the 8119-31 here
themselve the Normals and the Ne- of Mt'.
this place, have lately returned to thnelr
fur- .
Chapter
in!
An addition III IIIluu built to (looms
I‘Nl IIII'IIIII In liINllill II ItIIIIIIllIIII oitKlllII
lirnwmmn who has
hero. ro-
turncd In I-ipriunllold Mum. yotiiordni'.
winter
The Law and Kindness Kmart”
III II
Christmas sale In the (mild lipase.
{:I II‘
bin down atprdIIy afternoon. Work
will not. be resumed in the machine
. department until it Is re-erected.
Charles E. Bore] who has been
working for William Paterson, the
harbor. has purchased the business
and will take possession, today. Mr
Paterson will be employed in this
town. It is just 31 years since he
opened the barber shop In Main
street.
The first entertainment in the
course to be given by the ladies' Aid
Society of the Congregational Church.
this winter will be siren on Friday
evening, when Reynolds of Boston. "Int
entertainer who entertains." will sing
diaoct songs and give impersonations
Supper will be served previous to the.
entertainment.
The celebration of the 25thnnnlver-
may of the New Canaan Fire Depart-
ment was held In the engine house.
Friday evening. A large number of cit
izcns inspected the apparatus and en-
Sowurby and Ila. Waterbury becunloljoyed tho hospitalty of the company
until 0 p. 111., when the members of
the cmupany and their families ad-
tout-nod to Raymond's ,ilnll, where
dancing was enjoyed. A colation was
served about. midnight.
WESTPORT.
Willis Banks Is critically ill with
Rev. Robert Thomson. of Bound
and Mrs. E. J. Taylor.
Work on the new library building is
progress as rapidly as possible. ' the
‘struoture being partially rooted.
The, wedding of Miss Floy Parcel]
and E. B. Beers, Is to take place at the
home. of the bride's parents, at the
Farms. today.
A delegation of Foresters from here
and The Norwalks will attend the
smoker to be given by the. Falrfield
court. on the night of December 19. -
Rev. Orr‘en 1). Fisher. of the. West
End Congregational Church. Bridger
port, preached in the Congregational
church Sunday morning. Mrs. Arthur
B. Jelllfle gave an organ recital at 7:30
in the evening. This was the second
of the December Musical nights.
The Rev. 'l‘. Ii. Westworth. ur-
deacon of Lexington Kentucky
spoke in the interest of mission work
in his district SundaI ill Holy 'I‘IinitI
(lunch. Mr. \‘iontwolth succeeds lir
McCready and people who have board
the interesting talks given by him
were especially anxious to hcar Mr.
\i'entwortb.
The Historical Society is to meet
tonight on whiIlI occasion tho Rev
Mr. ‘ainucl Hart, 1'). 1)., of l‘luriford,
president of the State society will tll‘~
liver an titldt‘oss on: (icno ral Robert
SI-Ilgw-lt k and the Expedition to Junta
ion in Ilifili." 'lho meetin;.,y will be lit
tho homo of \V Staples.
lilo lilo IIy Twelve Whilst (‘lub wore.
ontortaiuod by Mr. and Mrs George
W. (luyor of (Tempo street lust Saturv
day cloning. Mrs. William Stuart
won the first prize. a large lIouduot of
white chrysantbomunls. Mrs. ’l‘heo~
Iloro Allou received the consolation
prizo. 'l‘bo clubs Inocts Friday. llec.
I7.tI, with Mr. and Mrs, Fred llratlloy
Ill llllltiitlo.
OFFICIALS 'OF CONNECTICUT
RAILWAY 8. LIGHTING COM-
PANY TO BE DROPPED.
Such is the Report Which Comes Frorr
a Waterbury Source.
Water bur _v Republic an
IIII Republican learned last croniuit
froIn an authorallve nouice that tho
(onsoIlIIatcd Railway t‘ompunI, the
holding corporation owning the street
railway lillos of tho Now York. NI'W
Haven and Hartford Railroad (Your
party has: had control of the. (‘IIIIIII'I'II
cut Railway and Lighting Company
tor scvoral days and may take poo
st‘stlloll of the system at any time. The
New Haven Cmupauy, it is understood
will not now be obliged III sign It loin:
lotlli lonso with tho l‘IIllI'Il (ins llli
III-outta: nt (,‘ompany. such as has been
drawn up and liresotlloll to the board
of directors. as it has bought and paid
trip It In' Iiorlty of tho stock of tho (‘ on
nertlcnt Iiallwuy It idlzhliuc (‘Innlmlli'
and may take charge of its lilies at
my limo
it In generally IIIIIiorIIlooII that tho
first of the war will soo amoral Im
portunl changes III the iirIIIgI-pIIII or
does or the (‘onnccllout iiuilwIII. KI
IIIIIIIIIIII tontpani. Several of the
officials now I-mplclcd III the Park Illv
will Iuobabli be dropped and others
will be IIIIIIIIrI-rIIId lo the iIoIIIIIInIIrIII-rs
of the t IIIIIIIIIIIIIItI-Ii itallwIII t‘ IIIIIIIIIIII'
In New ”:IHII There will be IIIM‘HI
only no change In IIIII Waterbury of
III-I on of llil‘ Connecticut Railway and
i litlllllil: l‘ompnnv.
III taking control of the t‘onncc'tb Ill
lilillWIi,‘ In Lighting Company‘s pIopcI
”Hi, the New York New Haven and
IIIIIIIIIIII Railroad Company. which ll
the parent company of the Council
llflll‘ll Railway (Inupnny enters the.
I-IIIIIIIIIIIII and pan IIIIIIIIIIII "villi! IIIIIII
urvntly I-IIIIIIIIIIIIII IIII lililillit‘NN. with it
III IIIIw confined III Iiilli’lllitlliili. wnlm
Irnnupnrlnllbn of both freight and
passenger and trolley IIIIIIII
lino III the concerns controlled iii
the Connecticut thumbs and bipIItIIIIz
Company, which will IIIIIIII Into the
IIIIIIIIII of tho “(IIIIIIIIHIIMI‘IL is the Nor
walk and sleuth Norwaiit Electric
Idpbl. Company. and another I: the
NIIrwIIIII IIIIII ldgbt Company.
COTTON WORKIRO RICIIVI AD
VA NCI.
IIOIE'I‘ON Dee III w’l'llo wages of
about “.000 operatives In Milan mills
ill Southern New England and Want.
I-rn Massachusetts Wi’l't' advanced to-
dny by at least seven and annual! per
cent. The wine! W‘IWIMHIII of the
InIIrIIIIIIII Ivan IIIImIIthII In Illilllil early
today on mount of II IIIIIIIIIII- III New
Iledford Ielwoun IIIII textile unions
and the manufacturers regal-dim: the
Will
not fixed
arrange II ' r today in New landlord
II
. Ion... Piaf New
the Increase given today will .
it has expected that It HHIWMIVIE V
was clear on file situation, partially -
Wont ‘
Joanna-1m conditions III the
freight yards of the NW Haven road
in New Haven the new equipment con-
tracted for by the company. which ac-
cording to VledPresldcnt Byrn’cs
means an outlay of more than $6. 000,~
000, includes a; number of new locomo-
lives for use In the freight service.
There is It dearth these his much-
ines on the road at :Dresent and no-
where ln this scarcity of motlve power
more serious than In New Haven.
The yards are crdwded with freight
matter. The delay in the movements
of these trains ls due, according to an
official of the freight dcpmtmsnt In a
live power, but this trouble the com
pany hopes to obviate in a short time
by the. arrival of some of the engines
contracted IOI. The freight situation
was made more seats by the. cold snap
which had the effect of hampering thI-I
roundhouse mechanical force in get
ling out the engines. Another source.
of trouble lies at the repair shops on
the road where there is more work
titan the force of also employed can
do with the promptnesn desired by the
road
OUTWITS THE SURGEON.
A complication of female troubles,
with catarrh of the stomach and how-
cls. had reduced Mrs Thus. 8. Austin,
of Imavenwcrth. Ind. to such a deplor-
able Iondltion, that her doctor advised
an operation, but her husband fearing
fatal results postponed this to try
Electric Bitters; and to the amaze-
ment of all who knew her, this medb
cine completely cured her. Guaran-
teed cure for torpid liver. kidney dis.
ease. billiousneSs, jaundice. chills and
fever, general debility, nervousness
and blood poisoning. Best tonic
made Price add at F.1i.BaxteI-'s.
South Nelwulk and F: P. Weed' s, Nor-
walk drug stores Try it.
NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES.
(The Commercial Bulletin),
. Sub-Contracts Awarded.
'l‘, S. Donaldson has been awarded
the contract, for the plumbing and
heating and i’. E. Ferris. the electri-
cal work In connection with dwelling
which is being erected at Seymour
Park for Wilfred Bodwell, 5 Livlng~
ston street. It will be. frame, two
and one-half stories high, 32x44 feet,
containing 1:! rooms. N. S. Finch.
Darion, is the contractor; F. S. More-
house, architect.
The summer cottages which leslle
iambic is creating on Woodward
avenue for Charles E, and William
Hoyt, are. now being plastered. (I.
Decker has the contract for the
painting. Brown 8: Co. doing the
plumbing.
'l‘ho dwelling which Leslie Gamble.
is building at. Noroton for Adeline
Nell. of that. place. is now enclosed.
Sub-contracts not let.
Contractor Timothy F. Foley, of 23
Quintard avenue. has been awarded
another large contract. front the New
York, New llaven and Hartford Rail—
road (Yo. This contract is for the
none work of a. new bridge over
Imck River at Lyme on the Shore
Line. Work will probably be started
this month. Cost about $22,000.
Contractor Harry W. Mather has
the contract for laying a now maple
Iloor in the. billiard parlors of the
Hotel Mahackemo.
The world‘s greatest inspiration:
hood the money."
Barneu Iii Berni
Skates ‘
Wiss Shears
Miller Bros.’ Pocket
Cutlenl
Suredge Carvers
Paris Sleds
.iNl) (l‘i‘llldli I'Slili‘l'l. (itiiillfi Fliit
l‘llltiH'l'MAS l’lilWl-lN'l‘ri CAN BE
II'OI‘NI) AT THIS STORE.
" “(‘3'
tlhnlesE; DoII,
HARDWAH.
In WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone row
that been
this winter WI‘iIlllI‘I‘.
storm. and “rates with
It burns but absolutely clean. Not
one piece III bill when the tire puns
out.
Try It load and you will find out for
yourself that. It‘s
“Hot Stall"
Bun lining
"I
Fill up your
mom
“I MI
I01. Jib-I 30““me «W3!
Iglltttli f
{Kirov i flm
very large manure to the lack of mo .
a. The unfit Packard
, KORRECT SHAPE
' . M If N “SM 8 fl 0 E s
”THATM I’LOOI"
Bonanza Potent
BURROJAPS
Good Input-nu
All: your dc. III-r or send for
catalogue and order dives
herniation. We Dal Ivor.
PACKARD 81 FIELD,
naocsron. Mass.
"one Guanine without Trad. MII'II
Stamped on So a.
\
GROWTH OF CANADIAN POSTAL
SERVICE.
HALIFAX N. S. Doc Ili.—~A steady
growth of the post office service of
Canada In shown by reports from that
department lust. made public and a
surplus of $1,011,765 ls given as the
result of. the year’s operations. During
the past. your, 220 new post-offices, 182
money order, 780 postal note and 22
there was It total increase in the num-
ber of miles used for the conveyance
of the malls of ‘i 192.426.1‘his involv-
ed an increase in the expenditure of
$284,041. The numbcI of postal cards
IIIII letters handled increased over
last year by 41,836,000, or more than 13
per cent. Money orders showed an
increase of $5,006,197 and postal notes
$827,995. The gross revenue of tho.
post-oilioe during the your was $7,708,-
142 and the expenditures $6,606,376.
STOP THAT COLD
or It may result In Pneumonia, Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up colds when
ever tIied, almost without exception.
100 25c, 50c and $100 bottles. The
Clifford. Baxlex s and Plaisled‘a I.
25c Sales
3 Pkgs. Pure. Oatmeal ..... 250
i Cans Sweet Corn ......... . . . . . 25c
3 Cans Early Juno l’oas .......... 250
3 Cans Crackerjack Tomatoes . . ..
3 Lbs. California Prunes
25c.
25c
21bit. Extra large Prunes ..... ... 25c
3 Pkgs. None. Such Mince Meat .. 25c
will”
A. Stull
Phone 223—3.
22 Cottage Ave. . East Nor-walk.
Wall
Paper
I:
We consider this sea-
son’s line the best
we ever had.
E. E. Gotham,
OECORATOR.
WILKINONHII 'l"""
II VINO? OT.
savings bank offices were opened while.
HERE IS SOME
I. NORWALK.
j my Be Enabled to Come Hero and ,
become Citizens.
WASHINGTON, Dec. B.—-1I‘avorn
Iiic action by Congress on the recom-
nieudation of tho. president in his last
specifically providing for the nature
lizatlou of Japanese who come to the
United States intending to become
American cltlnzons, will go far Ix) so-
tuning a continuance o tirndiiionbl
lrloudlv relations lutwecn this coun
try and .I' ..Ipan in the opinion of Vii-I-
count Aoki, tho .‘lupnuose ambassador,
"()i’ course," said \isoount Aokl to
day “no nation likes to soc its toll)-
jI-Its leave to tako up a permanent
abode In a foreign land and lose all
Ielutions with tho fathI-Ilnnd, but: in
runny cases it tnnnot bo helped. "
'l‘hc ambasstniol oprcsse III the belief
that time weIo not so many Japanese
in this country to take advantage of
naturalization if it were granted, but.
he thought. that: such an opportunity
should be afforded them aolng with the
citizens of other countries. He said
he did not think it. plobablo that those
Japanese who were emigrating III lat-
no numbers to Hawaii and the i’thIl
lic' coast would av all themselves of mi-
ttIrall/tition, bocauso of tlio fact. that
they Icptosontcd Ibo poorz'ti (losses
and most of them ultimately returned
to Japan Viscount Aoitl said he had
every coniidtnte in the outcome of the
test case which will be. brought in the
California courts.
MAKES THE LIVER LIVELY.
Crino Laxatito lI‘IuiI. Sviup trims
pelmanent relief in cases of habitual
constipation as it stimulates the liver
and restores the natural action of the
bowels withoul irritating these organs
llks pills (II oIIIinaIy cathnttlcs Does
not uauseato OI gripe and is mild and
pleasant to take. itetilombor the
name ORINO and refuse substitutes
l’lalslcd' s lit at; Stole and ’ilIc Clifford
i’halmacy
[till (I AL PILLS
'I as Duncan nnIIIII.
IndtI-sl It... your Iiruvgm (III
(‘hi-cbes-k-r‘s l'lilII u Red
and (told metallic boxes, sealed
CHEST!!! R'B ENGLISH
Ian Iiiue Run I-n. Tskonoqlhcr.
I: i our‘ livumzlat and ask for
mine [Cami-Emil ENIIIJIIII. the
DIAMOND BRAND? Pill. .S, for I25
cars regarded Is III-It Safest, Always
eli IIhle. Sold by Drum, dun ev when.
0 slate! Chunk-III 00-. 1' linden a. PI)-
YOUR
llhristmaslii ’
or your New Year's Gill will be ("f-l"
rain to hire the recipient. pionsurm it‘
it has linen purcbasod from our slut-k.
\\'o are. sure Io have something to IneI-t
your approval it you don't wait until
too late.
.u ‘11.. .4 Ida
3‘" WE HAVE
liinncr Sets in pink and groon. Old
dark blue lnIporIod English China. by
tho not of single piece. in (iorninu
China. I’lIoI-IIIIIII- Sets, licrry Sets, \\‘a-
ter Sets, lirush and (‘omb ’I‘rnys, I‘ako
Plates, i‘ilcllol's, Mum. Cups, Saucers.
Plates, I‘ll}. Lilacs Wart).
Framed Pictures.
ilonse iI‘urnIsthI: Goods.
White Iintunel Poles,
lures, lilt‘.
(‘loth Shades, with Fringe, 28o.
Window Shados.
l‘ivturo lI‘raInr-s made to order.
We do Painting and Paper Iianlgiug.
L. H. DECKER,
'1 Washington “not.
Tel. Con. IoutII Nomalk.
soda" Sale for “Saturday”
Weak Fish, lb. M Jihad...“
iii‘ii?
Willi Fix-
,.
I!!llll..'.'..1flc
Flat. Fish, 5 lbs. ............... 25c
Native Frost Fish, 5 lbs. for 23c
Mill‘kot Cod ................. i’I- lII_
Steak Cod .................... Ii 3t: lb.
iinllbut ...... .. ........... 1ro lb.
Escnllops «inc and tie qt.
All other kinds fish at reasonable
price. i. I filliitl‘l
Ducross.
THE PEOPLE'S FISHT AND OYOTIR
“I. W In
MARK
Old Salvation ArEmy Building.
Eu! End of Washington Street Bridge
i m VID w. as moan,
1 Funeral Director
and tmbalmor.
19 North Main Of. South Norwalkw
Ruin-non, a Washington sum.
l Telephone at house, 134.2. l
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
momma. I "
arena. '
nor warns, I
AND *
can airman.
mum...
Tin, Shut Iran, Copper
and Zinc.
so lentil Main Street.
flout}: Namath. Conn.
j .
,. ‘ 1 .wMW-“Kfl m
EL. w..- “a... m. H.
A Jack at all Trades
to not what III. people want when my
nquin good workman-Mp. My vm
ll done right and when I say A Job
In Ions. III done.
ARTHUR I. IINIDIGT.
Plumbing, 'I'IIIIIIIII and “um Fitting.
loam III-sol. Io. Namath.
llll lliilllliil liilil
DOWN NORWALK. CONN.
TRANOABTI A OINIIAL BANKINII
‘ IUIINIOO.
anon-II- i . '
CAPITAL} ‘l? I
’1000000000
wanna IIIIII norm. 1‘
1176.800.“
[WIN H. MATHIWOON PHI.
JOHN” .HVKNAPP
PIIOIRIOK H. ROWAN, own».
VIII-7M9 IODWILL. All!» m
annual Ines-sage that an act be passed.
my bowels which quads m
bloc downs amount with pita dog
w htchnourterna? remedy could Willow I
your Carnal-III. to and grvvwrni Is my joy uwhen. Ilmw
IIII III to all my irlrIIIu
IIIII
and
lfin‘e IIIIIIII mite I‘
inl i’srk Aid New Ybik City 3.2.,
pd trnu o l
impure”.1 if; ‘
pimples IIIIIIIppeIIIIII alter II "III II‘IIII II Ilium}
have rut-annihilate
quite a law
b. J. lust
Deal For
The Dorms
l sanctum ‘_
"El WORK Wlillilou stitr
”Pie-uni. Pain
Never Si ob en.
“tablen‘otent Tests flood. Do and
aoid In bulk.
when or (mm 100. 250, Idle. 1 ..
'l‘IIII uIIIIIiIIc labial. IItaInpoll 01E.
ulrnnleod to cure or your money back
Starling Remedy Cu.. Chicago or N”. W
IIIIIIML SALE. TEII MILLIOII BOXES
CHICAGO SURGEON DEAD
CHICAGO l)ec.10——~Dr. Hernandl
Ileurotin, l‘or twcnly‘live years one (IO
Chicago‘s most eminent pbysldlans autl
nic Hospital ,(IchI of heart. I‘liscas
yesterday. lie was considered one oil
tIIo Italians most; eminent. authorities
on the pelvic. cavity. M Itch of iris Sill“
vice has III-on of a. public character.
Dr. licnrotln was born in 1847, it]
.l‘lrussolls, lloigium.
liailg Line to it. I.
for freight Only
UI and after Tuesday, January I.
1906 Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East River. New York, (food
of Dover street), every day, (except
~Sunday), at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Norwalir up to 4 p.111. Ind Bout!
Norwslk up to 6:30 p m.
NORWALK CTEAMIOAT 00. l
Annlnl .I. Imlth C. C. Hog-mats
Lou... flan oral Ago-II,
.,.~ . ._.__W..a
THE NEW.
HOTEL VICTORIA
DNI MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN. ‘
..Our room. a special feature. In
and Electric Light: throughout. ”I
cry room heated.
RATES REASONAILR.
finely atocked Cafe In connection
A full line of Acker, Merrill I. Con.
dlt Co’s celebrated Wines, ngnorn Ind
Cigars always on hand
Tl. SULLIVAN. Proprlm
Telephone Call. 30“
event ”Lam's DREHINO can...
.a—xmhfti
.‘ I
should be equipped will I “in!“
snow white. (II p we ‘SIandAtl" Par
celaln FIIanII-II Il Llii I-Iton.
Bay: Hill t‘llr IItI pond to mold“
how dtl iIltfu'iI conIouiInI. It Wool.
he to have hot and cold running wnta'l
in your dressing chamber, lloelt
ins apartment of first floor wild
room? its [In More uIIIlrI afford [H
the hiizost Iloprre of comfort.
We will glad Iv quote you prion. CM."v
plumbers are sturdy competent N
chanlcs. honest and reliable.
Horace R. Nash:
CORNER MAIN AND WEI? '1’...
, . -_._,_..m.—-—J
1:47 In:
PLUMBING AND smut
HEATING.
IIO'r WATER HLIITING.‘
), HOT AIR HEATING.
OTOVES AND RANOIO
our: AND rm ROOFING,
On and Steam Fitting.
In Fixtures, Metal Ceiling. III:
Have you “on our stock of
RICHMOND nascent
ml JONES a HOTCHKISI
NORWALKI
Will] Not Bull Your
Own Home? .
Rents are IIIlrIIIIcInk, all the tim‘.
Y: I
It
17 WALL ITREIT.
IIII: starter pr. Iy day. We have I
number of very lli‘biilllllo IIIIIIIIIII fun
mic and can lliillw the hermit and
mice right.
J. M. LaybOn 85 CO;
INCORPORATEDJ
II Railroad Avenue. Io. Nonnlit'.’
.. “Wu“...- 3
mi norm 5. III mm
AGENCIES?
an: monomers, am. nor am
neurone”. nanny emit
urn soups, “gum.
new
'i I loom ammonia.
Tel. Call. an.
. m
- I on n It!“
Osiris. I‘M fillin-
lli "unbound
I " umblllc'row‘ r,
. . was II am
John II. Kan . Damn-I
Julia I. Made U. Walloo- «Mm
Lehman Craig: JIIIIII III. L
. . I ., . .
m. w w .wmmwu......tw ItWfleWw
., .u, I *Iiifiéfiw Fi§%\1‘ff
surgeons, and president. of the Fallen“,
Inn racism.
, .
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I
and desirable apartments are MECOIBI'
A
Norwalk Chronicler