Wis its hriiie with am: am the he‘almihug
me and Children—Experience moist Experiment.
* What isoASTORIA'
Castoria u a. amass-mundane for monom-
urr- mus rm our... ammo“-
end alloys Feverishneu. It cures Dian-humerus! Wind
,v Colic.‘ It relieves Teething Troubles. cures Constipation
and Money. It assimilates the Food. regulates the
ammonium _ .1 ,, Bowel» shins healthy and Wm "some
The ' "1W Mother’s Friend.
osnurnsCASTORIA sews" ’
1...... W *
rue" run than luau Bought
Ugo Use former,” Years-
E. C, Dertt & Co.. of Chicago, at
whose laboratory Kodol is prepared.
assure us that this remarkable diges‘
tant and corrective for the stomach
conforms fully to all provisions of the
National Pure Food and Drug Law.
Sold by. The Cllofird Pharmacy and
The Brid a Pharmacy. ' "
a siiAKsMAN LOSES Lsc.
PLAINFIELD. Dec. lit—F. H. Rob-
inson. a hrsksmun. fall between the
cars of a freight train on the Provli
deuce and Willlmantlc brunch near
tho Plainfisld station today. and lost.
slag and an arm. He was taken to
the Norwich Hos ital and may die.
Auuouurinusur ‘
. ». Salaried People-
A jlhe Independent—[mud Security 00-
will open a branch office in this city where salaried people can borrow
money on their own note without secu rity :also housekeepers on their fur-
niture without removing it from the house. All business will be treated
wlbzh the strictest confidence. Even your own family nssd know nothing
I In It. ) l
OPEN FOR BUSINESS MONDAY MORNING, DEC. 3rd. .
llllltl’lNlllENl Hill 81 Silllllllll llll.
mime HAVILAND sLooK.
B. l
Chris tmas Bell
Rina happiness into hundreds of homes
his near. and to make the humour perfect
nor should mingle with the music. the tlnlde
or a telephone bell to "Rina out the Old:
and “Rind in the New” era of Progress.
.3011. will have a perfect old when 11cm
asherin uour happii iamllu to see their sills
and wish them a
crrie Xmas
Southern lieu Eugluui
Telephone Co.
South Norwolk, Conn.
Wt doctors in its history in s. ro-
mar b
' .d “of g .
of one of the big- .
1. The“ ‘ori .. .
Pig” hill (“.de
ly short, mupace or time, and-tho
cased for the entire term.
. it. openly started to clear
a anew with despsich, and the
J “appeared with lightning
. . a: 1-
‘ostordey. . Win. .5 ’3" .
[loads ’were) forfeited In a great #1“ . ”3‘3"
runny cures. .
The action of the court to dismiss-
Ing all the liquor‘cnuss has caused a
lot of talk in Bridgeport.
“i am surprised at the action of
the oourt,’ 'sald Eu l. Birmingham to
a reporter. last all t. “I don't know
w at to say at this time." .
resident George ll). Hill of the po-
lice be. I. when he hoard of the ac-
tion oi’ he court. called on the super-
inetndeat and “went over the Bridge-
port llqhor cases that were dismissed
by the court, for the purpose of learn-
ing What evidence the police held
against the accused. Later, when u re-
porter asked him what he thought or
the action of the Court of Common
Pleas, he said: “I don’t know what
in say; I am nonplussod." .
it was very clear that President
Hill thought more than he said. As an
attorney before the bar. be. perhaps,
did not desire to offer criticism of the
court. but it was clear to be seen that
he was a disappointed man over the
action of the court. .
.Ncariioyery policeman on the force
was tat nlg about the court's action.
When Special Officer Conroy made
the remark that-“They are taking off
the lid." h‘o teraely gave ex‘prosslon to
what every member of the force
thought.
Proscutlng Attorney Kenesly was
surprised when a reporter for the Ad-
vocate called his attention to the com-
ments in Bridgeport. He explained
that in every Instance in which a soils
was entered the action was taken be.
cause there was insufficient evidence.
Judge Walsh was equally convinced of
that, and so was the prosecuting agent
in Bridgeport. Mr. Ksnealy explain-
ed that he put one of the accused deal-
ers on trial, and personally felt con-
vinced of his guilt. and was nxlons to
convict him. The witncsss for the
prosecution. however, failed to estab-
lish the man's guilt. and Judge Walsh
decided that the case ought to be no“-
cd without going to the jury, for. in
view of the evidence, he did not be-
lleve the jury would be justified in
bringing in a verdict of guilty. A plea
of guilty was entered in one case. and
the some penalty was fixed for two or ‘
three others. but in the remaining r '
ones the evidence was lacking. The
number of nolles give a false idea of
the situation. Most of the accused are
not iiqrroodeslors. but were in places
where It was alleged liquor was being
sold. during unlawful hours, and. un-
dcr the statute, that is an offence. if
the dealer could not be proven guilty.
there would be mlghtly little chance
to show that the persons in his place.
supposedly to obtain liquor. were sub-
ject to a penalty.
The court comes in again next
Monday. when Mr. Kcnoaiy hopes to
dispose of a number of cases.
Gilt is
Christmas
ill“
Aunriceu Perfume made at
not less-pay more and you
rorusaasuussusurs. I
ALLAN DAIIE'S REVIEW.
in the dual role of Owen Moore
and Lulu. in “The Time of Your Life"
Charles Klien hurl fitted George Mon-
roe with light. comedy ‘pantaioons and
low comedy shirts with tailor made
precision. "Nature made Monroe is
funny man. profession made him {I
funnier woman. and 'it remained for
Charles Klien to outdo all his previous
Kennedy‘s Laxative Cough Syrup
drives out the cold and stops the
cough. Contains Honey and Tar. Free ‘.
from any opiates. Conforms to the ‘
National Pure Food and Drug Law.
Pleasant to tulle. Sold by The Clif-
ford Pharmacy and The Bridge Phur~
mucy. ”
JAP. BOY SELECTED A8 PLAIN.
TIFF.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 18,—Koichi
Aokl. ten years old. son of a stullkeep-
or, has been selected by the United
States as the plaintiff in the suits to
be begun In the State Supreme Court
to test the validity of thoucilou of the
San Francisco Board of Education in
providing for the segregation of Jap-
nnose in the public schools of San
Francisco.
rouuo o‘oto sumso lN CELLAR.
CHESHIRE. Dec. rs—r‘ouowiug the
directions written on a slip of paper
found In an old ptwhollumk. Willlnm
Fools dlscowrcd buried in the collar
of the old Foul“ house in this place
the sum of isusno In a glass lar. Mr
Photo. is mw of the heirs of tho liliu
John L. l-‘ootc and lives in Ohio. A
few days ago he came across a plum
of papcr on which was written. "Dig
in tho cellar, northwest corner. two
first from north wall and eight inches
from west. wull. Find jar." The dl»
rections were followed and tho nroncy
found.
The coins were all in gold and won-
dated previous to 1860. and were pro
sumubly buried during the Civil War.
The estate of the late John L. Fools
Is estimated at "50.000 and two of the
other heirs who were with Mr. Porno
when the man y was found are. Chur-
lcs Wilkins. of. bio and John Pools of
Minnesota.
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DoWlil's Kidney and Bladder Pills
quickly drive the poisons from the sys-
tem and thus afford relief. A week's
treatment. for 26c. Sold by The Clif-
ford Phsrrnucy and The Birdso Phat»
macy. ”
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COTTAGE clTY TIIA‘IURIR
IBOIT
lulXIAiiTOWN. Mala. Duo. i3.-—-F‘or
the first time in the history of Duke‘s
county. a sports) sitting of the grand
fury has been called to convene hero
on January I. iiiil'l. The purpose of
this unprecedented stop. it In believ-
ed. Is to investluto the alleged short
one in tho accounts of u former trun-
aurcr of Col City. All nlleacrl
shortage of d 00 In the town’s or.-
counts was dis std'sbout tum years
ago and was {elicited shortly after-
F‘or chnppcd and cracked hands got
DsWitt’s Witch Hazel Salvo. Sold by
The Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge
Pharmacy. ”
uur uuu
Hill u it r
us. our ~’
to hour the story from her own lips.
Mrs. Jumsa Cawlsy. of tilt Main street.
reports that many of her neighbors
and friends have called on her to verify
her strong endorsement of idrionille.
says the Danbury (Count News. The
way It helped her children to sturdy
health seemed almost beyond belief to
those who Irnew how delicate they had
been. But all her callers were not so:
quelntanoeu. Several strangers came
to ask her more about Machine than
she had stated in the brief interview
In The News. Mrs. Cawloy Is a uno-
nine snihusissi and was no doubt fully
able to Inform her callers of the an r-
lor merits of this grout propurai on.
lJncnins Is the bisndost of oils and
soothes and nourishes lhc membranes
and. stops the "tickles" that continua
crusty liar-asses those whose bronehlsl
tubes are so srsooslilyo. At the some
ring; it supp “who ‘f’s‘t‘m foo:l of au|oii
so a sails. . c q es suns up
too. is 9 acts with children are often
times marvelous. it puts an and to
nearly iiitis coughs. in troubled sleep
and to luscious. Mrs. Cowley says
“Nannies cured my children's coughs,
wards b the mum louvlns for
New Yolk rli . It is believed that
the (turning special session of the
grand Jury an siisnipi will be made to
have the former uiilclsl ludictmi.
, .W
V U FOR OYWIPIM.
"Err-3nd; Dealt. rm cum.
3’ “ "willg "l'i‘lflm $13th
I ' s .une v
slidwll’oiobing.“ , is tried everything 1
mid hear of. lift nothlns DI me
until i took first lieu Balm.
slim that up. and mode then henlih- coat mug cum Ins slowly." é
isr than rimmed over bachelors.” for me by ii. iii. lstod. il‘. if.
The Harms of the Children‘s Home. flatter and The Clifford Pharmacy. 0'
mam. WI she «only too glad to
speak s word inviainoaics’ssfsvor, for it
takes s load of worry off her mind to
know theistic has such an excellent
remedy to turn to in one any of the
children such cold. or become run
dorm and from. It mailer children
healthy and a healthy child 'Is a lot
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“th0“: MIN" chess.
WASHINGTON. M. liiww'l'hc intera
lists Commerce Commission hss act
for heart at Chic on locum I.
the cm It. ii. libel and Campos .
vs. The Alligoihcmira‘l‘ £30 «:3? rs‘:
we . w r u use! it _ e .
“30". mi *0 elm with than one rut-{lico- in rates on 11 their shipped
"Willi“ *lih mini mm lad sur- in on loads from or on his line
voila disorders. timing n to be use of smear raiser York. MW
at all postpartum-sic. m, dim. inclusions .u'l'll‘i’a fission: West
I
The most pleasant and appropriate
PIREUMES
, Standard Arnericsn Perluine with women of intel-
ligencesndrefinoment. forever 35 yem~becausethe limit
40 dlilsrsni odors and hundreds oi diilorsnl Holiday
slurs and nylos oi boxes-25o. to SIZ. Absolute satis-
isdtion‘gusranteed. If your own Dealer cannot supply
. you—write for name of nearest Dealer who can.
~ ' 1‘ our“: “3.-
' '1 I! . fier‘v‘g‘ori. "
a pretty box of
any price. Pay less and you
pay too much.
efforts of ingenious co
natural complication in the evolution
of a play that was not born to .die
with its generation. ,
The quick, rapid fire of one laugh
compelling complication upon another.
and the biting good-natured satire of
the dialogue bear the thumb marks of
the skilled playwright. and must be
soon and heard as a lesson in the
tricks of the stage. At Hoyi's Theatre
on Thursday evening.
I , .
:mvwarrrsn sou
"sto-W MONROE.
AND 9‘05th TOLD ‘
lliilii
it".
do;
w-n—v *—
KlLLED EY FALLING TELEGRAPH
POLE.
ENFIE‘IJ), Doc. l:l.——.iolrcn Hamil.
thirty-nine years old, employed by the
Northern Connecticut Consctruction
Company. was instantly killed yester-
day by a telegraph polo falling on him,
He was soiling a pole with several oth-
er workmen. when It toppled over.
striking blur on the bond. Hamil My.
ed in Thonrpsouviilc and was unmar-
rled
Open the bowels—~DeWitt's Little
Early Risers are recommended and
sold by The Clifford Pharmacy and The
Bridge Pharmacy. ' ”
NEW YORK DEMOCRAT DEAD.
GREAT HARRINGTON. Mesa, Dec.
l:i.-—-Coloncl William ls. Brown. for-
mer New York state senator. and
widely known Democrat. died at his
summer home hero early today after
a lingering illness of heart disease.
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LAME IVIRY MORNING.
“a...“
A Had Back Is Always Worse in the
Momimth Norwalk People
Are Findlng Belief.
it back that aches all day and causes
discomfort at night Is usually worse in
the mornlny. Makes you feel as if
you hadn't slcpt at all.
Can't cure a bad bsclr until you cure
the kidncys. lhiun‘s Kidney Pills
curo sir-Ii hidaeyv—maha you feel bet»
tor. work better. rest boiler and sloop
better.
Permanent curse In South Nor-walk
prove the merit of Doan's.
Bonlamlo D. Kelly, of 21s douth
Main iii. 30th Norwsllt, Conn. says:
“lloeu's Kidney Pills are a medicine
in which I have livery confidence. for i
think they will do all that. Is claimed
for them. I was troubled for a Year
and a half with a dull pain Just over
my hips and if I arose too ulclil af-
ter stopping. there would u out
twingos in the small of my back. I
was subject to headaches and. l
increased ths troubles. M u
was restless and ofionawolte [th.
morning feeling more tired than,
irrational. ll usumygoodfoyui
Bozn‘ sufferings “only go midi
them at instill" ii i) '1] liters. 1‘”
did wgnglm f‘o km; and “Ila til“
it Woo . a pa n a apps w
my back, I could also well at. Mi.
3..
and the diatom and varnishes were
a thing of the st. i vs Dow's
Kidney Pills at the c t for this
choose to my condition."
flor- sale by all doctors.
cents. Foster-Hilbert: Co.
New York. state agents for i,
distort.
Fries
halts”
Col
Remember the sumo-“Downward
unscathed)...“ . ..
l
’mmhod rm.
, Christmas purchases made in the early part of the .
month relieve the burden of the last few days previous to '.
Christmas. ' nvariably at that time there is a finer assort- .
meat of goods and articles purchased are satisfactory, and
there is less rlun‘gcr of disappointment by delaying. Also to
make purchases early is the kindest gift that can be be‘
stowed on the salespeople at the countcfs, Orthe drivers of
the delivery wagons. Commencing today the store will i
be open evenings until Christmas, l _ ‘
Rufl's and Boss.
A Christmas present ‘(loubly'suggcstivc of beauty and
warmth would be a handsome Feather Boa or Stole. We are .
showing them in the soft and fluffy mai'about and ostrich .
feathers. and in the lustrous and iridescent coquc plumage. .
_Coque Boss in white. light lllllt‘, gray, silver, and black, .
$5.00 to $7.50- . 11
Coque sets. hon and muff. $11.50.
Liberty and chlfl'on mils and errors, black and colors—- ,
an cxccptional line. ‘
Carpet Sweepers.
Somctlling needed in every home and a gift that would
be appreciated by any housekeeper. Price $2.50 and $3.00.
Carpet Store.
Card Tables.
Burrowcs' Foldiltg Card Tables, and the Balding-Hull
Tables. Plain polished or covered with felt. The most cori-
vcnicnt kind. From $1.00 up. _ ’ ‘
Games of all Kinds.
i. ....t
At 5 cents. if;
Anagrams Choc hers Grasshoppers. .,
. At" to cents. [til
Tiddlodowlnks. Fortune Tellers -
American Lotto Cube Anagrams , l
Cinderella Cock Robin . . ‘l
Pushkins Jack and Jill ‘
Kris Kringle Noah’s Ark ;
Authors
Snap
House that Jack Built Jack Straws , I
At 19 cents.
Fish Pond Authors ' :
Down the Pike Peter Coddlc ~‘
Rough Riders ‘ Progressive Anagrams
History of United States
Following the Flag
Roovcsoit Charge
Uncle Remus ‘ _
Schle'y at. Santiago l .
Red Ridin Hood .
Great Cities Famous en ‘ ‘ ‘ ’
_ At 39 cents. ,
Sherlock Holmes Go Bung ‘ ~ "
Kindergarten Gems Pit at
Bible Games r.
Animal Ten Pins .< it
At so and 75 cents. . .
Dominoes . - ' - ..
Block -' “l
Casino
Parlor Quolts
Cribbage Boards
Plnp Pong
Ring Toss
Vanderbilt Cup Qulen Subs .
The above list Is but a few. In addition there are PicturoPus-
lea. Scroll Puzzles. Dissected Map Is and Animals, the Pretty Village
and a splendid stock of Kluderg arten Toys. ‘
In the Toy Store.
and“.
The change in the weather suggests WINTER UNDER-
WEAR.
We are prepared to show f all lines at Popular Prices.
CHILDREN'S GARMENTS.
Plain and Ribbed.
9 25¢ to 75c.
/’
LADIES’ GARMENTS.
Excellent Value at 25c
“Golden Star" Brand at .. . . 50c
“Non Shrinking" at . 75c
“Oxford Cut" at $1.00
MEN'S GARMENTS.
White and Grey at soc
Natural Wool at 75c
Natural Wool at $1.00
A. lickerman & sou,
scorn ubswatrt. cons.
Telephone 446. , »
”union sum up.
I4 WASHINGTON IT»
r otuhh’er ' nil riur work re. sternum»
of disslnssr and, when I got a nodt it
lilies i Platter .10 mutt.
s an
.a.
Timber. shingles. lath. all rum and grades of miles lilting, fioorltig
sad finishing lumber. All kinds of hand woods. ’l‘ar paper, lint “ma
underfloor. Milling mm. iisiriusulsior and designing rim. ordi-
masses... leaders. Doors, sash. sums. interior sm‘ trial 1.
Pine. anew-es. arm. Poplar slur Chestnut. Might as new a...
ins. terrains. planing. shop lobbies. cabinet work. seasoned with. my.
soul:' . rsnuuu. .
mu. foot of W Inset. _ it .1, ..;li. i“
iii-“W Mil-r! W.~iil- a... on.
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