, , momma ,. _
Good Pay and Steady Work. ’
‘ Applyat Factory all“??? ..
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Hutchinson, Pierce atop.
n. m
Tankard . .
ladies' Clocks. Suits. furs and fins Millinery. ’
Garments Msdo'to Order and Remodeled.
(stat: econ scone.
Good n'_' .1.“
Ad: your dialer or
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on Sale. .
FELL FROM WATER WAGON.
NEW HAVEN, Dec. li.-—-Willium
Kennedy, unemployee of the New liu-
Ivon‘Wutor Company, tell from a wag-
on and died later from his injuries,
yesterday. .
DoWitt’s ‘Kidney and Bladder Pills
tom and thus niford relief.
J W“. yDatnrday afternoon. and elected
M ‘ cruisers chosen wet: , Howl;
our, ”Militia“ anllfihhu
. ; and ‘ wading.
Mut-
r ., ;
tut.
‘ nlulnu‘twm-
' V’Fnlrileld Uouhty- ‘vaoititittn "arouse.
Patrons: oi' Husbandry. met in Bridge-
oiiioers tor the ensuing term. The
Mas
tracer, .Ioot hominid .aridaeport: lav-
Eutlmt, Arthur Shell-wood, Eustou;
steward. Olin Shelton, Huntington; au-
sistunt steward. ‘Willlunt Beardsley,
Bridgeport: treasurer; .lohn Bullock,
New Canaan: secretary. Mrs. Nollie
Blukeman. Strutrord; Cores, Mrs. A.
B. It‘illl'cllllil, Danhury; Pomona, Mrs.
Henry Crissey, Stamford; lady assist-
:ant uewurd, Miss Sadie Sturges. Weir
on.
This comprised the huslnessof the
session. The remaining time was given
up to n lecturer's program of music
An excellent program
had been provided andwas greatly on-
joyed by the many delegates who were
in. attendance atrthe meeting.
imam—W
WiLL iNTEREBT MANV.
‘ Every person'shouid’ltnow that good
health is lmpossibiewii the hldneys are
dernnshd. Foley‘s Kidney Cure will
cure kidney and bladder disease in ev-
ery 10m, and will: build up and
strengthen (homemade so they will
quickly drive the potnonn from the sys- perform their functions property. No
A week’s danger of Bright's disease or diabetes
Vt“
i as WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
store open evenings until 9 p. m.
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pip '. ‘
M;
tnncy.
lrczttntenlfi”ld?l"25i3. Suld‘hy’The‘ cm~ "if”F'OIey's thnny"€11m is ‘talten in
ford Pharmacy and The Btrdgc Phur- time. Piaisted’s Drug Store and The
W" ' " Clifford Pharmacy. ' "
», 3 i "r "‘ ‘zifi “' ’ ‘LW ~r. r“ . '9‘! sit 3’ "
. l'“ it“ ”5 hi; (”4 "'i .“‘ “.2. :.i 151.. .. l 1. :'
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TOMORROW WE BEGIN OUR GREAT SALE OF HAND-
KERCHIEFS.
just in little for lhc lloliduy
Scampi a lltilt‘tl ntnttttiactnrcr sclls
n: his cntirc linc at u grcut rcdnc:
lion and \\'c :tt'c going to givc you
lllt‘ licnclit of llti< for )Iiill‘ (‘lil’lh‘l
inns l't'cacnts.
LEATHER GOODS.
Consisting of Bags. liclts. l'oclwtlwoks~itt incl, :1 coutplutc
line of cvcrythingr in Leather tioods on cxltibition for thc Holidays.
CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS IN MEN‘S AND LADIES‘ UM‘
BRELLAS. ‘
(Rt-ar t‘ountcr).
Ladics‘ and (icnt's $t.oS 2i: and
.:\' inch Silk tlloria. littinlwtnc
handlcs, stccl rod, witlt tusscl:
lloliday cut pricc, $1.50.
Ladics' and (iottt's $2.50 L'tnv
ln‘cllus, 2i» and 28, stccl rod. para.
gull irantc, case and‘iasscl, han<
dlcs of horn. stag, pcurl. frieze,
llrcsdctl. gun lllt‘ltil and box-
uood: Holiday cut pricc, $1.98.
Ladics' uttd (icnt‘s $31M) l'ntlsrcllas, fnll sizc, 2i) and 28-inch.
steel rod, paragon lratttc. casc, ltthscl :tnd swcdgc, guarantor-d last
color and \VillCl‘pl'iii‘il. llandlcs arc of rollctl gold platt- and pearl.
sterling silver. gun metal. stag: Holiday cut pricc.$2.25.
BEAUTIFUL GIFTS IN CHIN A. BRIC-A-BRAC, LAMPS. Etc.
iy placing: ordcrs a ycar in advance wc havc succccdcd in
gathering a tinc annonnu-nt oi l‘hina and liric—a-lirnc, Lamps, ctc.,
the majority of which was importcd. Wc arc tltcrciorc enabled to
make prices much lowcr than we could if purchased at our regular
jobbers in Ncw York. if you an» in doubt as to your Xmas
"'(Giits, cotnc to our China and llricn-lirac stock in our lutscmcnt.
and you will lltht' your mind at rust“
HOLIDAY SUGGESTIONS IN APRONS.
l‘hncy Lawn Aprons. with dcrp lutvn l‘llllli'. tulip-d with l’llli‘
clitln‘oidt'i'y. ask-«o pncltct‘. ttlittlttcd; ,i‘lt‘ yttlttc. lloltdtty cut pru'c.
use.
A lamc :iwutnn-nt oi liur lawn Aprotm [or you to 98¢.
XMAS NECKWEAR.
line of tin: most appropriate
Knuth Hilts. More than 50o ntylcs._
consisting of all tltc-iutcstuovcl»
tics. From one of the most {amonu
mauuisctories in the country
comes this complete stock. All
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, “In“
.If‘
to
Bring the children to
“HAPPYLAND” and take.a
tour around the World. Our
Great Christmas Carnival in
the Basement is now on in all
its Splendor; not only attrac~
tive and entertaining, but
from a Christmas shopping
standpoint. thermos: 'nsiprut
store in town. j’Christmas
Gift Suggestions are? plenti-
fully distributed leverywhere
on our two floors. Plenty of
extra salesmen; to give
prompt attentioni
”COO—’—
TOYS. BOOKS. GAMES.
DOLLS,
FOR THE CHILDREN.
DOLL H )USES.
'I‘hcsc llouscs arc built out oi tltc' hcavicst and lincsi past-c-
liililnll convcnicnt and attractive. \Nltplc villagcs can bc lilllll lll
iivc ntiuntrs. Special Holiday cut pricc‘s. 49c.
SPECIAL SALE DOLLS.
Now’ going on. Every Doll has bccn reduced. as we have had
an iunncnsc stock and \vc arc ttoutpcllcd to force tltctn with the cut
pricc. Holiday cut pt‘icc, 15c upward.
GAMES. ‘
All standard ncw L-ditions, astwcll as the old iavoritcs. lloh~
day rut prices range so. 15c, 25c. 50c and 75c.
SLEDS FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS. '
t‘onu' and nor tltc grcatt-ut ttssurtntcut cvcr shown in Norwalk.
The Flexible Flycr
A 14ch that inlccl‘s. 'I'hc numt'oi thc liin of coasting is having the
l'ahliiat Slcd.‘ 'l'ltc most popular lmy its the our that owns thc
cluttltpinu Slcd oi lllt' ltIWll, .
rcaxon ordinary hlt'ilri :trc siccrcd by dipping“ tho ltcéls ordrngg'htg
lltc Icct. tltcrclny sluckcninp tltc hlwvtl. Not so with this. 'lhts
aiuipl} is pushed ztsidv by tltc loot. l‘t'iccs rangc Irnut $2.50 up
tward. Alw an iuuuvnac vat it-iy ot'allotlit-t'Slt-ilmzsc upward.
' DOLL cnnamoss AND GO-CARTS. .
A most extensive showing in all new ideas in (lo-(Tarts with
World and utclal wheels. Spcciul cut prit-cs,25c upward.
‘V'HOLI’DA‘Y SUGGESTIONS. ~
Stationery, Xmas Cards, Booklets.'cal‘endm and Post Cards.
Our Fancy Stationery 130ch show an endless variety of up-
(Owtllilt' styles and
‘Gifts. tfnrds‘and
ooltlets and Children's Books. Everything that
prices; ranging from 5: 10:33.98.
.m,
:92 (WASH!
in stockinriyour'seteetionw ~ A .
Now it is. the lilcxiblc l"lyr.l'. Inf tho ,
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snttcrns, and they are very suizgcsitiv'for Xmas
Raphael Tuck and E. P. Dutton have suggested to its this year in ’
to- hear the story from her own‘lina.
Mrs. James Gawloy, of 69 Main strei‘l.
reports that many of her neighbors
and friends have called on her to verity
her strong endorsement of Liuonlnu.
says the Dunbury (Conn) News. The
way it helped her children to sturdy
health scented almost beyond belief to
those who knew how dellcute they hurt
been. But all her callers Were not no-
qunlntnncos. Sovcrul strmtaers came
to ask her more about Linonlno than
she had stated in the brief interview
in The News. Mrs. Cowley is a Line-
nlne enthusiast. and was no doubt fully
able to inform her outlets of the super-
ior merits Of this great preparation.
idnoninc is the hlundcst of oils, and
soothes and nourishes the membranes
and stone the “tickles” tut continu-
ously harassed those Wll so bronchial
tubes are super-sensitive. At the same
time it supplies the fatty food of an oil
and the antiseptic qualities of eucalyp-
tus. Its elicctu with children hro often-
times marvelous. it puts an end to
nasty little coughs, to troubled sleet)
and to fussiness. Mrs. Cowley says
“Linontne cured my children's coughs.
built them up. and made them health-
ier than they had ever been before.”
The Matron of the Children'a Home,
lhtnbnry_ says she in only too glad to
speak u. word in Linonine's favor, {or it
takes a load of worry off her mind to
know that she has such an excellent
remedy to turn to in case any of the
children catch cold. or become run
down and fruity. It makes children
healthy and a henlthy child is u lot
more easy to get along with than one
troubled with tracking coughs and nor-
vous disorder-st. IMpnipe'isio he had
at all pharmacies—425g 500, $1.00.
OYSTERS SHUOKERS GET PAY
RAISED.
Because This Year's Crop is 80
Shelly. 1 '
NEW HAVEN. lien li.»—-M~ost. oi
the oyster dealers in this city have
increased the wages or their ahuckem
by pushing the price of opening from
three cents to four come it. quart. The
price for opening oyster has been fixed
at tin-ed emits for 20 yours and never
ltt the history of the business in this
city has the price gone beyond three
and a hull cents. - -
Thondvunee was necessary and do
mandwl in some cases, on‘ account of
the Shelly condition of the bivalves.
I‘lVi‘l')‘ oystcr has clinging to it. it
numbcr of shells, which have to be
knocked off before the shucker can 0b-
t-n it. For this reason a shuchcr can
”will. lower lit a given time than for-
ntvrlv and their wages were corres—
pondingly lowcr. .
In on? or the largest shops in this
our. the-.1012.“ “1% rum. lynching, but
thvec cents or ounri. while their
ncighimru were getting. (our cents, and
thcyitltrente-ned to unit unless the
price was advanciul. Tho“ mnnaze-
mmtt made the price three and one
half and this was accepted, as there
is work at the shop over eight months
in thc year. which is more than at any
of thoothcr shops.
wit you haven't tho time to exert
ciao regularly. [Nun‘s Rbguleis will
prcvcut constipation. ‘l‘hcy induce a
mild. easy. honlthlui action of the ho
wL-ls without grlptug. Ask your drug
slot for them. 25 cents.
WAGE ADVANCE FOR DISPATCH-3
E .
Railroad Gives Operators 10 per cent.
Increase.
in answer to their demand for en lo-
icrense in wages the executive commit-
tee of the train dispatclters' union it.
was stated today. haul received a reply
from the compnny in which it. was set‘
out that the demanded ndvnnce would
be grinned. This means, it finally an
v proved by the-higher omcials ot' the “
road. an advance of about, $2.50 a week
tor tho dispatchers as the average
rate (or these men‘ls $25 a: week at
the present time. ' ‘
STOPvTHATv coco . ,
or it may result ‘in Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up colds when-
ever tried. Almost without. exception.
10c 25c, 50c and $1.00 bottles. Tho
,Cill'iord. Baxter's and Piotsted's. 0.
liltt‘kueat '
llhrislnun.
To lion our display or them
unpt‘ul gifts will certainly hear
on our claim of being the Neck-
wuur atom of The Nbrwalhu.
All coioru, shupes‘and stylus.
locum-Hands, Assets, Toe».
Sill-id Tacks, I mi Iowa. Blilold
lows, strings, ,um.
Each packed in Maori. melting .
a handsome as well as useful
“Ifl'ni‘ 1* '1 tow a' u . ,
, 36¢ “-01”. . .
‘i'. r uHIywl 1 A: I.
WATCH THISwN’ACI.
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The Store is open Evenings. l' ,| l'i’l‘d'i‘fu
The. popularity of the Toy Store entrance is cuidcnt,
for cvcryonc who wishes to rcacll the toys ipttckly comes
in that way. For the dolls. pictures and ptvcmlc books,
take tho stairway in thc 'l‘oy Storc.
'l‘o rcach
the main
part. of thc storc easily, go through the warchwuyy’ in the
Carpet Store. .
lift
ChriStmos Stile
‘ a '2".
t. .J :Sllil
of sun Stockings.
lf‘yon hunt through many slorcs you will not find a
more satisfactory line of Silk Hosiery than that we have
gathered.
are included, to suit the fancies of the wcarcrs.
‘Embroidcrcd Black Silk Stockings thhdtouqturts of
forgcl'mc-nots and pink roschuds'on instep and ankles, $3.
lilack Silk with a powdcring of tiny pink or
flowcrlcts or bowknots ovcr the instep, 53.4.50.
(.iattzc Silk of {meat tcxtnrc, $1.75 and $2.00.
Plain ltcavySilk Stockings, a winter weight. .2.50.
About a dozcn‘diii'ercnt weights and weaves
blttc
I'lain Black Silk with cotton solos if desired, $1 up.
Men’s French Handkerchmfs.
The French Handkerchiefs, the Colored Novelties,
are one of the lads this year. The patterns are so artistic
and attractive that one is not surpriScd at thcir popularity.
Silk and linen, 50c. Silk l‘bllltil‘tl, 25c. All linctt, 13,
25 and 50c. .
Heavy CapeGloves.
Just so long as woman affect the pretty elbow slccvcs,
just so long must the gloves be of the rcqttisiic lcngih to
reach the sleeves. Sontcncw Capt: (ilovcst in Iz—hutton
length are just in. Very dcsirnblé for winter street wear.
Mechanical Toys.
There are a plenty of things in lhc 'l‘oy Store that
will plcasc tltc‘boy with an ingenious tnind. 'l’oys that are
helpful and instructive.
Printing Presses. Made on tho same principle as a
ltt‘wspapcr cylinder press. 'l‘hcy are wcll constructed and
are capable of a largo range of work. Boys can makc tnon~
. cy with them by printingr cards, programs. hillhcads, cir-
t’tllltl'S,(‘lt'. :Typc Ionnts. ink, and paper with each press.
From $1.00 up. .
RailwayTi'ains. \Vitltlocntttotiv’c and cars. and the
svstcm has" tunnels. drawbridgcs. switches, semaplnzircs,
Also stations and frcighl houses. oSc to $18.00.
Steam Engines. l’cricct models to run with alcohol
or lint. airs ’ . . ; -. »
Friction Toys. Engincs. Autos, t‘ars, Hook and Lad—
der \Vagortmtiircus Wagons, t-tc. 'l‘hrs‘c will run for a
'— .
y-g‘reat (llsf'dllt‘th. o ..
The D.» t " .. Read C O.
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tween
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'l‘llt. change in thc wurthcr sttggcsts WINTER UNDER-
WEAR.
“’0 are prepared to show I nll lines at Popular Prices. 1,
CHILDREN'S GARMENTS.
Plain and Ribbed,
25c to 75c.
LADIES’ GARMENTS.
Excellent Value at 25c
“Golden Star” Brand at . . .. 50c
“Non Shrinking" at 75c
“Oxford But"- at . $1.00
MEN'S GARMENTS.
White and Gray at soc
Natural Wool at 75c
Natural. Wool at .. . $1.00
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Telephone «6.
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number and Mill Work for 'Everuthtnan
., rm A HBGEIlYoTO‘A PALAOE. r. .
ll! Lied“ .14 iii yrf ., , . .. t‘ , a , :fi
tritium «singles, tain'an kinds and grades,“ beveled sidingnoounl
1nd MIIMMJNIIW..- All kind- at hard 10011:..an superhntnihmm
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r‘rlfinw’nedwo‘od. Cypreu. Poplar 11nd Chcutnut.
mung ”penchant“ paper. Hair insulator and designing mild“. ordiu
.Mt" and extension tandem. ,noqrn. shah, blinds. interim. nonunion; ,hi
almight‘uud taint-y aw;
‘ 2 . ‘ ,, , . , 131‘, ruiusmpinniul‘. ohup Jobbing. cubiugt work, Winston-work. ' Kiln-
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