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F.
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. lowed by a Turkey supper.
' trick and client customers.
, ONDAY. DEC. 17. 1906. ‘
”Willa Almanac for Tomorrow
‘bllu rim 733: sets 4:25.
High tide was a. at; 13:41 p. m.
‘lvallluo "’il'i‘ft TELEPHONI
‘ ‘ 40 ‘mlianch Office. Norwallt.
wlditeriql Room.
:3: -Iuaineaa Gilli”.
‘IM-lfl—Edltor’e Residence.
also —City lditor’r Residence.
‘ : MAQONIO DlREDTORY.
A Hated Commonlcation of Old
Well Lodge, No. 108 F. and A. M.. will
be held at its Nome. December 18th.
1000, at I o'clock p, m., when the offl-
oers elect will be finetaiied by Past
Grand Master Arthur c. Wheeler. of
'lek. The service will be foi-
“Look well to your appetite."
Fratomally yours,
CHAS. F. MILLS, w. M.
Atteet: . ,
HOST. M. WILOOX, Sec'y. '
"ADS" A8 GUIDES.
(From the New Haven Palladium). .
Holiday shopping is greatly simpli-
fied and expedited if the seeker for
Christmas tokens has decided where toi
go and what to buy. Nothing aids so‘
much in that sort of preparation as
the advertisements in the daily on»
Jers. No other test so surely marks
enterprise and quality in stores and
shops.
Advertising has long been establish.
ed as one of the most effective mod-
ern stimulants of trade. It creates
business as well as wins patronage
existing for seine one independently
of all advertisements. Wants are
wakened by the news of the great re»
tall marts which would otherwise be
unknown or felt in less degree. It is
not necessary, at this stage of modern
commercial development. to argue the
eifectiveness of advertising.
Hence the merchant who does not
advertise is like the farmer who works
without modern machinery or the rail-
rosd run with out»ofvdate engines. The
nonndvertlsing concern is apt to prove
as excessively" conservative as the
woman who sews by hand and refuses
to use a sewing machine or the man
who neglects the timesnving and la-
bor saving typewriter. To be sure of
going to progressive and well-manag-
cd stores and shops it is necessary to
go where advertising is done.
Merchants truly progressive must
be “square deal" business men. The
more they advertise the more likely
tehy are to be reliable because enter-
prising and intelligent. it is stupid to
It is dull
not to advertise. Hence the value
of the holiday advertisement as a
guide for Christmas shoppers.
PROTECTIVE TARIFF.
There's a properous little village.
In a quiet little town,
With a broad road running through it.
Nearly parallel with the Sound;
Where the auto docs a business
Antl- s constable as well;
One hands out the money.
When the other glvcs a yell.
This road is smooth and level.
On each side a row of trees,
Shaded over in the Summer.
By the branches and the leaves;
’Tis a paradise for nutos
When the weather it is fine.
But a cloud of apprehension
When they near the picket line.
In the morning. noon and evening.
Or any time of day,
If an auto rooms a humming.
There’s a boulder in the way.
That boulder is a constable.
With a pistol in rnch hund.
Sworn by the constitution.
To protect his unlivc loud.
The speed laid down for counting,
By the village innglsiruic
In seven mill-ll on hour,
When they croml the inner pinto;
There's a mill-ago indicator
Hanging by his honor’a desk.
Which has placed a roll of tariff
in the poclm of his vest.
if a low bot-limos obnoxious.
I haven’t any doubh
There’s n wuv to got around it,
if you can not knock it out;
not. the flltlllll‘iili itllti constables.
Make a point little deal.
With some oil on the sales.
You can slimy» turn the whorls.
CALVIN A. SMITH.
Kennedy's laxative Cough Syrup
drives out the cold and slope the
(laugh. Contains Honey and Tar. Free
from any opinion. Conforms to the
National Pure Fluid and Drug Law.
Plea-amt to take. Sold by The Clif-
ford Pharmacy and The Bridge Phat.
many. ”
TMAL 0P KANIAI IUCCIBSI’UL.
308 N. Dec. ifivu'l‘he new battle-
ship Kansas. which had a successful
ftmr hour trial run yesterday along
the New Englami coast, ten lodny tor
the Delaware lupus. on it ill hour un~
duration lent. Yesterday the Kansas ht»
tallied an average shred of 18.006
4 I THE *sourssonwitx s
... . .. .....W .... .....h.....
unions AND CULINARY.
WRINKLII.
All the turquoise is the birth stone
for December, a gift of these gains
would be most appropriate for the girl
whose birthday happens to fall in the
Christmas month.
A .nnlguoflhristmaa gift. was bestow-
ed some young man in business in the
Philippines. says Good Housekeeping.
The family purchased a phonon-wit,
all talked into it themselves and in»
duced every one to do so in whom the
young man had an interest. as well as
many who were connected with his un-
iversity. College and class songs were
sang for it, jokes repealed and familiar
sayings given a new lease of life; noth-
ing was forgotten to make it the em.
bodment of home to the wsyfnrer in a
for land, to whom it was dispatched
that it. might reach him at his soli-
tary Christmas.
. A decorative touch is given a simple
waist by slipping wide ribbons through
buttonholed slits n the collar and cuffs,
The ribbons on the cuffs finish in smart
bows, but the collar is left plain to fas-
ten with the usual collar pins.
Small evergreen trees. hung with
favors and decorated with glass icicles
are a suitable decoration for the table
for Christmas function ,nnd, are not
so dangerous as some of the cotton-cov-
ered forms.
One of the points that conduces to
the immense popularity of the Jumper
waist is its adaptability to many pm»
poses. Like the tailored suit. it may
be dressed up for afternoon or evening
wear, or. with plain accessories, take
on a. quite severe look for morning.
Instead of entirely encircling the
low crown. a velvet band on one of the
late winter hats finishes with an orna-
mental button at. the middle of the
right side. The opposite end is hid-
den by the uplifted brim.
A series of deep breaths before an
open window every morning will in
some measure take the place of the
morning walk for those who find it uh.
solntely impossible to get out, of doors
each day.’
Some housekeepers add a handful of
common salt in the bluiug water dur-
ing the winter to prevent sudden freez-
Ing when hung upon the line, and con-
sequent tearing of the clothes.
Big rolling collar and wide cuffs of
beaver enrich now and than the auto
mobilist’s cost of coonskiu. An in«
teresting little detail in this connection
s the use of large gray buttons with
brown centers.
Tiny art novenu heads with swirl-
ing hair form teh clasp on one of the
very beautiful hand bags that. are
found in an exclusive shop.
(Black and white ill-sets are a bit
isfllgiking yet most attractive in line
hosiery.
Heavy saline and brocndcs in light;
colors line all the evening
whether they are dark or light.
rlssr METHODIST CHURCH.
The services at the First. Methodist
Church yesterday wore‘i‘ull of interest
and profit, and the attendance was
good notwithstanding the weather. The
largest attendance of thc scuHUn mark-
ed the Sunday school. At the morn-
ing service the postm- preached the
second sermon in the series on inci-
dents of the Incarnation. the theme
being The Visit of the Shcphcrds. The
relation of the Christian truth of the
incarnation to the incidents of the
Christmas season was considered, and
the compensation which the visit. of
the shepherds offered to the lowly cou-
diilon of the manger, noted.
The solo . 25,
by Mr. Pepper. “an“ by request. was 'lrunks ...........................
most. ably rendered. In the evening 3"“ (711905 ----------------------- W“
the last sermon in the series to young
people was preached. the topic being
the influence of the Modern Novel.
The disposition of many novcl writers
to make veiled attacks on the fumin-
mcntal truths of evangelical Christian-
ity while they manifcst a real interest
in religious questions and often oxioi
the historic Christ, was commented on,
The young people in the Sunday school
and Epworth league were glad to
greet Jeremiah Wood, a young lawyer
of New York who has been very no
live personally and officially in League
and Sunday school work in the great
city. Mr. Wood nddrcssod the school
llllii tho Magoo in filling words or in-
spirntion and brought to the laittguc
lhc greetings of tho Ilrooklyu North
Idpwmlh Magoo District of which he,
has been the. president. Mr. Wood is
a personal friend of tho pastor. under
whose ministry in Brooklyn his octlvr
(‘hristinn career was begun. Next
Sunday will observe Christmas cclc-
hrotions throughout the (lay. 'I‘hc,
monthly musical service will be held'
in the evening.
GRACE PARIS-H WEEKLY CALEN-
DAR
. i
’I‘uesdny’l‘hc (lirlu‘ Friendly Slmlciy
at 7:30 in thc Rod Men‘s ilnil. ’l‘hc'
Sunbury Club at. it in tho (iulid rotuni
20m choir rclmuraul in tho church at
:30.
Wmlncmlily-~'l‘hc Woman‘s Guild
with Mrs. Warner, ii Iii-ch street at
2:30. The Knights of King Arthur
at 7:30.
'l'hursduzvm'l‘hc cull-brulion of the
Holy (lomnumion at 9:30.
Friduymtit. 'l'liomue' Day, the Holy
Communion at 0:80. The Woman's
lllble Clove at 2:30. Evening prayer
at “i. The Knights of King Arthur
at .
ilnlurdny»~'l‘he meeting of the Minis-
tcrlng children’s Morgue. .
’i‘hc rector in still receiving contri-
butions for the rhlldwn‘s Christmas
fund. Those who have not yet con-
tributed are asked to do so without
further delay,
NORWAZTtm
M: 'r u
O
km an hour.
i, . ..-. ,
‘ ‘; Pork & ‘I‘iliord
'~ ems
Wee, Liquors amt Clam
. .. A?
'1 “Hotel Clifford” ,
film-.28 stratum
' firearm"
_“fl-s~ea~ neg.
Monday«~8 p. m., (.lhoral Union in
Trinity Church. South Norwalk,
Wellnesdsy—a-ll p. m., meeting under
the directimi of the King's Daughters.
Thruway-41:30 p. m., if. P. a, mis-
slonsry service in the ladies’ parlor:
B p. m., church prayer meeting, sab~
,iect, What no You lion When You
[lay the Bible is inspired?
The Wednesday Isolea‘ meeting will
be under the direction of the King‘s
laughter» Circles, and will he of up-
rsusl Intelsat. lire. Newkirk will
aim. lites llliIer will play, and ladies
of the neighborins churches lnm- been
invited to unite with our own Indies in
m liminmmhm’i‘u "To lentil:
a it ‘ a on: no one lilo
vied to bring their swim
a toftbai.&A..lfta.
ll. in «it. wil waistline contributions
of recipes for the preparation of solo
ads. cake. fancy.dlshcs, meats. soups,
bread and biscuiiwanything In the link
of plain or fancy cookingwfor the new
cook book which is being prepared for
the benefit of the Ladies' Association.
it. is very urgently requested that all
will respond to such invitation and
forward their recipes this week to
Mrs. Mead.
b
POPULAR anussuuivrs.
THREE fiAYS' ATTRACTION.
Manager Hoyt has arranged for a
three_nighto’ entertainment and Sat~
urdsy matinee at his theatre. com-
mencing Thursday evening. The at-
traction will be the Metropolitan Vau-
deville Company. under the manage-
ment of J.’ W.’Meyer. The company
presents ten big sets, all of great iner-
it. and especially interesting are Mr.“
Royal and his 810,000 talking pony. The
other features are noted in the amuse
meat columns today. Popular prices
will prevail.
BANDIT CHIEF fiAbOULl's
'i’llnfid‘l'b
PARIS, Dec. l’l.—»llssoull. the bandit
chief. who has terrorized the people
residing in the vicinity of Tangier.
Morocco, has, according to an inter-
view published here today. indulged
in threats against. the French and
Spanish residents. He is quoted as
having declared he will not tolerate
the presence of oreign warships at
Tangier. adding: " l have written to
the authorities at Fe: and will write
to the legatlons' notifying them that
before the expiration of five days the
warships must depart.
ONLY CURE FOR DYGPEPBIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Del.. says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything I
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Balm, and one 60
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. if. Pluisted. F. ii.
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. '-
\lstttii "fishing firearms
SPECIAL SALE FOR THIS WEEK.
Children's Double-breasted Suits. 7 to
..
if) yours, worth $2.50 ...... $1.25
was SENTIN‘EP
m
i“ ,
. ..a.:r-—. a.
. .
l.l3im.\t .., boil. :7, 1905.“ '
; 9r not cost“... cola...
- \n fished. Meals and Children‘s,
' Who does not appreciate a box a f fine base as a gift. Buying as we h ave, in tremendous quantities. and sell-
}.e H0 (IERYLm
ing on the closest margin of profit, has-made our Hosiery Department known and relied upon by all, throughout
the suite.
i
Our Holiday suggestions ihclude all of our popular and staple numbers in Men's. Women‘s and Child-
ren’s, Incnily boxed, and sold with on r usual guarantee, as to quality. dye, at c.
I Women's Fine Spun Silk Hose, lin-
en spliced sole, iicrmsdorf dyed. Put.
up in nest boxes of three pairs. Holi-
i day out price. per box, $4.19; per pair,
$1.50. .
Women‘s Fine Mercerized Cotton
ilose, silk embroidered. in black and
Boys' Overcoats. 3 to 10 years, worth 32.50 ............................ ~31.50 ““0” 3900““ ‘0? this week- 30*
‘ Suspenders. Cardigan Jackets, Mufflers.
i
‘D. Sottheb.
MEN‘S AND BOY
11 NO. MAIN ST.
3' FURNISIHER.
80. NORWALK.
Brigge
Toy ’l‘own
rman’s
Toys of Every Description
Wagons .................. 50c to $2.00
Sleds .................... doc to $1.40
wraps. Velocipedcs ............ $1.59 to $3.00
Skates for boys ......... 75c lo “.00
Skates for girls ......... $1.10 to $2.00
Drums .................. 250 and 500
Mechanical ’I‘ralus 250. 50c. $2.00
lnmcs ..................... 5c in 50c
Banks ........... l ........ 10c and 20c
Humming Tops ......... dc to 25c
‘Tlll‘kih'il Tubephoucs ...... 350 and fitlc
Xmas Books .............. Br and “lo
Mechanical Autos ...... 10c to $1.00
Paints .................... 50 and 10c
Brid
ONGREGATIONAL i
I: I 08.
FINE ASSORTMENT 0F
Christmas Cards and Calendars. . . .
............. 50 to $1.00
Christmas Post Cards. 2 for 5c: 25c doz.
Post Card Albums ........... 25c to 8:2
Christmas Boxes of Cigars .......
............... 08c, $1.00 and “.08
Pocket Knives ........... 25c and 50c
Pocket Books .......... 26c, Stir nod 75c
Fountain Pens ....... .....Sl.00 to 84.00
Music Rolls ...... 500. 7130 and 31.00
t'lollins h‘rsmolct (various sizr~s)...25c
liuhuor Harmonicas. . .250, 35c and 50c
can i’npcr llciis.....'....3r, 5c and 10.:
Eaton-Hurlbut
Xmas Boxes of Stationery
TEDDY BEAQl,
25c to $2.00
$i.00 to $2 75
Big Assortment of Dolls, So to $4
Doll Furniture and Dishes
‘ 132 Washington Street
HARD CRAB:
Open Lona Clams. Scollops. Gleenport
Ousiers. Smelt Spanish Mackerel
Salmon, Eels.
|
and all kinds
of fresh fish
Phone
go Fish Market
3"“4. .
ALL HAPPY BUT TURKEY.
We supplied the keen appetites of the people from our leunleolle store-
house of QGOD THiNGI 1'0 IAT.
We satisfied hundreds of people who
purchased at this store the dainty no vsittee gathered from all parts of the
world. as well as the substantial
You want the beat goods the
All we ask Is for y
and reasonable or on we offer.
world
Tea
Our
e world produces come right It
reduces. Ones tried always u sad.
no lie that please and tickle the palate.
mar at affords. and we have them right here.
on to sample our an ode and lull e for oursell the quality
liltl Callus Goo era the finest the
If you want the beat Coffee and
are and get it.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
LEADING GROCER.
33 WEST WASHINGTON 81‘.
Nice to‘all Shoulders, Molina."
:20 Poulds firndatod Sugar.
IIN HUH FLOUR ................
PANOV MAIN! POTA'I‘OII .......
SOUTH NORWALK.
i It
$I.00
..........ran mesons um
.............e summon: mm
SCAN. MILK ....................................................... title
I LII MIXID NUT! ..............
APPLBI,PII PK.
AOIOBTID FRUl‘I‘I AND vaaa
United tram to.
sum ants as, so. tier. ‘l'el. m. _
' ’ . it
..............................u. this
Tastes. "
Wilt.
«censuses
_ 3‘
mm.
. ll. than} Joe
' of six pairs, $4.00; per pair, 75c.
Women's Fine Lisle Hose, silk cm-
,broidercd, in an immense variety of
1 patterns; also flue lace and open work
' styles. in black and the popular greys.
Box of six pairs, $2.69; per pair, 50c.
Men‘s Fancy Embroidered Lisle
hose, in all the newest shades. Boxes
of six pairs, $2.10; per pair. 39c.
Men’s Fine Cotton, Silk, Embroider-
ed Hose. or plain black lisle. Maco
split foot, cotton. plain greys and tans.
Boxes of 6 pairs, $1.35; per pair, 25c.
Men‘s Fancy Embroidered Hose, put
up in elaborate Xmas boxes. Box of
4 pairs, 50c.
Men’s Heavy Wool and Fine Cash-
mere Socks, in black, natural gray,
camel hair and indigo. Box of 6
pairs, $1.35; per pair, 25c.
Men’s Heavy or Light Weight Cot-
ton Socks, blacks, tans, greys and mix-
tures. 6 pairs, 75¢; per pair, 13c.
culLossu's HOSIERY.
Buster Brown or Buster's Sister's
Ilose, boxed in a Jack o' Lantern box,
with Buster, Foxy Grandpa.
Punch and Judy or a large size doll to
stuff. Four pairs to a. box. Holiday
special, $1.00.
Our Famous “Tuftenuf” Hose, the
best wearing 12m child's hose on the
market. Sizes 5 to 91/2. ,‘I‘he Holiday
price, 6 pairs for 69¢.
Tlge.
i
“The fame of the stself
In world wide;
It’s the popular holiday
gift everywhere. ”
{HE HOST
ON STORE
A Carpet Sweeper
Makes a gift much appre-
ciated by the practical
housekeeper, who knows
how it saves time and
Our line of Car-
pet Sweepers have all the
improvements and
range in price from
trouble.
new
$1.98 to $5.00.
A. J. fioiiins ti ()0.
12-18 NORTH MAIN S'i‘..
SOUTH NORWAIJQ
HAPPY co‘r'rou OPERATIVES.
BOSTON. Doc, 17."*Tht‘ week before
Christmas was ushered in happily to-
day nearly twenty~thousnnd operatives
employed in the cotton mills at Lowell
and Chlcopce when on advanced wage
scale went into effect, in Lowell the
uuuuifaclurcrs granted to about seven-
teen thousand operatives lust Friday
a five per cent. increase in wages. The
’l‘cxtilc Council, however, has been
considering a request. for u ten per
cent. increase. and lit a meeting held
last night. it was dccidcd to postpone
action on insisting upon the ten per
cent. increase until next Sunday.
By New Year's ”6.000 cotton mill
operatives all over New England are
cxpcctcd to be participating in an ad-
vnucc in wages amounting to from 5
to 10 per cent.
A Watch
is a moat acceptable and useful pros-
cut. My stock of Watches, Diamonds.
Rings. Pins. etc. is most complete.
Richard Noack,
JEWELER.
86 No. Main 8b. South Norwllk.
Announcement !
osrsornrur l
I will he in my Norwslk once every
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and
tiaturduy. office 12 Issue Place.
Telephone. 123:3. i will be in my New
York allies, every Tuesday & Friday.
from 10 in ii p. to. Location. 26 West
12nd street. ’Phone. litltl J. Bryant.
, on. muons o. wmr.
Graduate of the A. T. Itill institute. at
Kirkevllle. M0,, Licensed by
Mate learn of Health.
Christmas Trees and
Wreaths. .
One of the largest and most select
lot of Trees ever shipped from Nova
Beetle for the local trade. We have
them in all class from the tiny little
lines up to the far at for church and
other nebulous. f couree they all
have to be sold in the course of one
week. select them«early and have
first pick. ‘
EXTRA FANCY WREATHE. ilic.
, tube as.
r; mulling.
AFTER ADMIRAL DUBASSOFF
MOSCOW. Dec. 15.«—Anothcr attem-
Ipt on the.lifc of Admiral Dubassol‘f.
,ex-(iovernor-General of Moscow. was
luinde today, but he escaped with
lsllght injuries. Dubassoff was driving
at in. m., in Sergiyewskaya street. on
‘his way to the 'l‘aurida Palace, when
two men hurled a bomb at his carriage
It exploded with great flu'ce. but only
slightly wounded the admiral. The
wouldvbe assassins were arrested.
l)ubessoff had a remarkable escape.
The terrorists made a very determined
attack upon him. One man approach-
ed the admiral and fired several shots
at. him with a revolver, but missed.
The terrorists then threw a bomb hi
Dubnssoff. which exploded and wound-
ed the admiral in the leg. A bystan-
der seized the admirals assailant
where upon a second terrorist appear.
ed and went through exactly the
some performance. The second bomb
thrown, however. did not explode and
Dubussoff, although injured. closed
with the terrorist and held him un-
til he was taken into custody.
Wonderful tollettes entirely of
heavy lucc. beautifully lined and gene
rously trimmed with for to make them
look scansouuble. are among the late
lmportntions.
Decorate Your
36 Washington Street.
Christmas Tree
WITH OUR MINIATURE LAMP OUTFITS.
We have them in sets of 8, 16, 24 and 32 lights.
The Reed d Volk Electrical Compass.
Opp. Telephone Exchange.
I
m
This Week’s Doings
At the New York Grocery.
W
6 LBS. GRANULATED QUGAR...
10 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR . . .
..... 250
.......... e -
to have the children see him.
26 LB. BAG GRANQLATED SUGAR ......
WATCH FOR SANTA CLAUB-n-He will arrive at our store on ,
Wednesday and will make his headquarters in our window until he
makes his trip around South Norwaik on Christmas Eve.
Don’t fall
I
stamp offers.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Watch for our wonderful Christmas sale of groceries, with big
Collect the Pink Stamps.
Pay as a vialt and see the pretty Christmas decorations.
New York Grocery 00.
Telephone.
They are free to you.
uonwst.
, fives;
Xmas Native Turkeys, 24c pound
darn/a noaarmo culcksns in La.
NATIVI some
NATIVIDUGKI.......,..................................‘....... as Ll.
WI GIVI .Plll"! l HUTOHIN OON'! Gill!" TRADING "'AM'O.
Xmas '
12o LI.
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