" rice. or. aylo .sn‘dftitil
‘1 nun—o . s: x‘
Our stock “WW“. and will
surely. and can ”hone. M
your friends lisp ltbist‘cw
colder tonight. 'Wedh’es'dhy fair.
stovm' A
to sea. The cold wave that was con-‘l
trail in the northwfiii has moved east-
ward to the lake region and the front
edge has already reschedthe coastuit
is producing temperatures below zero
in the upper' Mississippi valley and
northern portions of the lake region.
Therehas been. a rise in temperature
of 62 degrees at Williston. N. D., dur- ,
ing the past 24 hours. Conditions fa-
vor for this vicinity fair and colder
weather.
The public schools will close on
. Friday, for the winter vacation.
-——Chrlstmns Trees“ Joseloi‘f’s. North
Main St. ‘ '
The early Christmas shopper heats
the early bird to death; He gets the
things that are not wormy.
——Largest asst. of Bath Robes alid
. Smoking Jackets in the town. at Ros-
ers & Stevens‘. .
The South Norwalk Savings Bank
he declared a semi-annual dividend
at he rate of four per cent.
-—Perfecta and Cross Shoes for wo
men. Glover’s the Place.
A semi-annual dividend at the rate
of four per cent. has been declared by
thevN‘orwaik Savings Society.
Mrs. William F. Korn, of Seymour
avenue. has gone today to Sutheld to
attend the funeral of her brother.
——Dr. Dick's cures malaria
Mrs. George Shriver and children
have recovered from scarlet. fever the
quarantine wkas raised from the house
Friday.
WOrk on the bowling alleys for the
South Norwalk Club commenced today
by workmen from New York. it is
expected that the alleys will be ready
for use on Christmas Day.
if 1 Were Santa. Claus I would know
exactly,what to give every boy and
girl. i would give them Hollister's
Rocky Mountain Tea. it‘s the greatest
medicine in the world: a. never-ceasing
wonder. 85 cents. Plaisted‘s Drug
Store.
The. Norwnlk Building. Loan and
investm _ t association will hold its rev--
guiar in tin this evening at the of-
' den‘. ‘ The usual
divident at the rate of 6 per cent. per
annum was declared yesterday after-
noon for the year 1907. .
-——‘Ladles‘ Felt Juliets-n nice Xmas
present. Glover's the Place.
Class ing at First M. E. Church
at 7:45 ' )p. Visitors expected from
out of t q,“ ‘ worth Magus chorus
will sin . ’- Cia nos Brown. leader.
Miss May Fallon will preside at the
piano. Brother Duncan. pastor. will
assist the lender, Seth Remington. if
there are any strangers in town they
will be welcomed.
’ ——'-"Two swallows don't make a sum-
' mer" but a 'phonc does make a com-
plete household.
Because of n congestion of freight
at State Line on the Berkshire divi-
sion where the New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad transfers many
cars to the New York Central lines.
the transfer point for a few days will
be Fishkill and until the congestaion
at State Line is remedied much of
the freight will pass through Dan-
bury.
Cosmetics wiii ruin the complexion.
There's no beauty practice equal to the
effects of Hoilister's Rocky Mountain
Tea. it keeps the entire body in per-
fect health. Tea or Tablets. 35 cents.
,Plnisted's Drug Store.
i". ii. Kellogg, Hartford; William Da-
vis, E. S. Jones. Frank Martin, A. N.
Lamb, 8. J. Hosiord John A. Fog . W.
R. Metcalfe. Fred hingei. New York;
E 1.. Coleman, Newark; W. C. Marple.
'i‘homas ii. Meade. Boston; C. A.
Brown. Newburgh; A. C. (ioodcnougb.
fi‘roy; iii. 8. Dickerson. Philadelphia.
were guest at the Hotel Clifford yes
terdsy. ‘
TO CURE A COLD iN ONI DAV
.Tske LAXA’i‘iVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets.’ Drugglats refund money if it
waitress aspen-r. “' '
For Norwaik and vicinity? ii‘sii't'rll‘ili‘dt
‘ e
tapreveilddplong the Atlantic ~
coast yesterday morning has passed out. '
.wiii go from here, taking the 5:01 ex-
,aigned several days ago.
Jails to cure: ill. W. GROVB‘S siglw
tints tsunami has. is. .. '
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"its?
gift 0 rm”; stoé‘kdof ’Peo
fumes can be found the products
ofhtli's’W best} ‘ Vu makers. A -
, dainty With??? ilit delight to',
jmy omomslh. ”from. these .
poinisointo oonhideratlon it will3
be worth your while to look over
our line before buying your;
Xmas presents.
iii. lightly, ll
' .Druuisi. C
' worth We of... 3 Tel. sass-s...
Connection for all north snot
' south bound card can.» most
at our store. .
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The regular nomination of ofiicers of
Uncas Tribe, i.,;0, .R. M., will take
place this evening.
A regular meeting of Douglas Fowler
Post, G. A. R.,.was held last evening,
at which it was voted to keep open
house on New Year's Day.
Uncas Hayioft will go to Danbury in
January and initiate several hoboes.
The next meeting of Cocoa Haymak-
crs will be held this week Friday, ill-
stead of next week Monday.
~Hanan,‘ Balaton, EliteI Shoes for
men. Glover’s the Place.
The Sunday School teachers of St.
Joseph‘s Church in South Main street
are to give the children a Christmas
tree this year. it.will be held on
New Year‘s night.
Louis Barrett of. Georgetown has six
children. Five of them are down
with pneumonia and the sixth has
scarlet fever. Mr. Barrett has the
blues himself.
~Sleighs at Luther M. Wright's, i"
Deputy Game Warden Wilbur F.
Smith of South Norwalit. went to
Hartford today. to confer with the
members of the Fish and Game Com:
mission regarding matters here.
The perioohle tournament of Unces
Hayioft, i, O. R. M.. was held last
evenin in Red Men‘s Hall. The lead-
ers ar .Frank Judd and Jacob .H. .
Schaub. as one team and R. J. Smith
and Charles Steinwaid as the other.
Tea or twelve candidates from Nor
walk and Siamford,sre to go to New
Haven. thisevening. to cross the burn-
ing sands of Pyramid Temple. Nobles
of the Mystic-Shrine. A delegation
Ridgeiield 'is' having more trouble
with its electric lights and turday
night and last night the atree of the
village Were not lighted. it was
thought that an amicabie‘adiustlnent
of the uestions that had arisen be-
tw fl 'tdighting company and the
vii d has. reached and theta
contracting-is.“ ting .would have been
Site worried and she fretted. ‘
And grew. as homely as could be.
But now she is a famous beauty.
Which came by taking Rocky Moun-
Tea.
Plaisted‘s Drug store.
The town of Norwalk. at a special
meeting which willie held next. Wed-
nesday night.. will take action upon
u proposition to ask the general as‘
sembly for a charter amendment creat-
ing a board of estimate and taxation
similar to that which handles the fin-
ances of the Mn of Danbury. Nor-
walk will find. if its experiences with
its board of estimate and taxation
are anything like Danbury's. that such
ii board is a mighty good thing in the
way of a financial safety valve—«DanI
bury News.
HAZLETON IARIELL MYSTERY.
HAZLETON. Pit. Dec. 18.-—Sobertn
Anaslak_ a Slavonian, living at Jeddo.
l’n.. was arrested in a coal mine.“
that place may on the charge of be
In implies in the Haziettm barrel
mystery. it is alleged that the won»
an whose charred body was found here
yesterday. was his wife, who disappem
ed from home several weeks ago. it
is reported that the marriage of the
couple. which took place ayear ago,
was opposed by their relatives and that
after their wedding they had frequert
quarrels. The description of the v o-
iim tallies with thau‘of the. missing
phi“ mm,
place them astrlde the cask ..
signer held it in his‘teeth. Sometimes
one man would» hepiaoedastride the
cask, other times two and sometimes
three and the signer would hold the
cask horizontally from his body from
three to five minutes.
has grown on h In.
men with the iron jaw.
Cournnt a few years ago wrote up his
f1" it" Y
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it's the ”film holiday '
l
‘gfff everywhere.”
LANGUMIESJNXMIL
‘ Famous.cyirciu.s_y;tsr;oi garner
Years is Tiiioiiiciihi pin
Dope
HARTFORD, Dec. 18.’—u-Fifteen .ofr
more years ago when the Forepaugh
circus showed» here, the management
advertised Signor La Wander at; one
of the great‘fe‘atu-res of the show. He
had the ability to raise a cask of wet»
er by his teeth and when he had rais-
e'd it from the platform the helpers in
the circus ring would raise men and
while the
The show ad-
vertised thesignor as the man with
the “iron Jaw."
Althoughthe man. in all the years
he traveled with the show. wasknown
as Signor La Wander, be was none oth~
er than James McDonnell. f this~city.
and it is safe to say that n
man who
claims Hartford as his place of resi-
dence was as extensively advertised
by flaring lithographs in the circus
style as he was. He gave his exhi-
bition many times when the Forepaugh
show exhibited in this city. but few
Hartford people. because of its make-
up, ever recognized in the~man adver-
tised as Signor La. Wander, "Jimmy"
McDonnell. of‘this city. All through
this country he went with the show
Thousands upon thousands haw him
in the circps.,rin_g. and at home and
abroad he was considered a wonder.
When with the circus he made money
and _iots oflit, but he didn‘t save it.
and today “dimhyfihfcbonuell is in
bad shape. not.b‘ecause he is a user
of liquor. but because he is a user of
morphine androihsrdrugs.
During his time with the circus hic-
Donngii wssiipiiis‘otiidii‘hat‘ptti hint out.
of the busineds d the insn who‘had
amazed the word at the tram-odous
strength in his laws and neck had to
seek a new line of employment. He
came back to this city and has been
about here for many years, during
which time the appetite for morphine
He was arrested
Wednesday night for stealing a small
furnace such as is used by plumbers
and he submissions Judge Walter H.
Clark in the police court Thursday
morning, charged with the theft. There
was no question that he committed the
theft and in fact he did not deny it.
but he wastin such bad shape that
Judge Clark continued the case to
Tuesday morningand McDonnell was
taken to Jail.
After his case had been disposed of
a reporter had stalk with him. He
said that he was the man that the
Forepaugh show had advertised its the
He said The
life and added, “i think i have it in
pocket." He opened his vest and
if in an inside pocket he drew out a
c mpl‘sd newspaper clipping from The
Currant.
The article showed that he
was a victim of morphine.
State of Ohio. City of Toledo, Lucas
County es. " ' ‘
Frank 3. Cheney makes oath that he
is. senior partner of the firm of I". J.
Cheney a do, doing business in the
City of Toledo. County and State
aforesaid, and that paid firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED D01:
LARS for each and every case of Ca-
tarrh that cannot be cured by the use
of Hall'- Cstarrh Cure. .
. FRANK J, CHENEY.
Sworn toilefora me and subscribed
in my presence. this 6th day of De-
cember. A. D.,~1886.
- A. W. GLEASON.
(Seal). Notary Public.
Hall's Cats h Ours is taken inter‘
bully. and so directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Band for testimonials free.
a. J. censor, a 00.. Toledo. 0.
Sold by all druggists. 76c. .
"globe Hall’s Family Pills for constipa-
MASOACHUJI. .AGITV lLECTiON.
NORTH ADA 3. Meal" Dec. is.“
The. last city election in Massachusetts
for 1900 was held here today. Mayor
. ‘ inn. Ford. Demos tywilo h
If .‘ ‘1’ :-'
ford Phsmaoymnd 'i‘ll
macy. .
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Birdge hill:-
to
with“ . “1““
fines for c. “firm
the piiocitui t. how” . crooni-
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and everywhere :be was applauded”
I
Before Judge Walsh in the court of
Common Haas. criminal side. yesterr
day morni there was a hearing on.
thedeimirrer ingtheéoaso of Richard.
“Howell." MF- ii we“. who is editor of.
9 FM“ tin "i‘fliiii-‘isoharged with.
crliifinaiaiigei.“ y'i‘heiiaraid printed a.“
army ,in. «which was fmentioned the
name of Pntrlck‘Conneiiy. secretary of
. .Hatter‘sylinion of Danhury. Part
0 the statement,.was as follows:
"The man who coerces and compels
the memworkinlin the factories to‘
day to do as he wishes under penalty
of'losing their jobs."
Connolly claims the words refer to
him, Attorney Joe Barbour of Hart<
ford and Dei‘orest and Klein of Brid-
geport. representing the. Herald. ni-
aged that the sthtement did not refer
to Connolly. Judge Walsh heard the
organ is yesterdaybut reserved de-
c e on. . .
row—q——.--——-—— ‘
indexes we hives LIVELY.
,Orinon inflame Bruit Syrup gives
per anon .reiieflinreases of habitual
con tlpation as it stimulates the liver
grit 1,, . . the natural action of the
wqis \wi hunt irritating these organs
iiksmiiis r. ordinary. anther-tics. Does
.not-pauqegieor grips and iamild and
pleasant :to take. Remember the
flamingo and refuse substitutes.
- , sted’s l‘llitBtore and The Clifford
(PM . "
or.
oanumws DIOGOUNT narseo.
' Dec. .18.—-The imperial
. N.
Bank of Germany raised iterate of dis
_ it t. iod mm 6 to 7 per cent.
Cape Cod anvaew York, Canal Com»-
.ooivedm charter from.t.he Massachu-
”tiniest-tattoo“ four years ago and
.many cases ofc asthma. that were con-
mended Mid 0118 fifty cent bottle 011v
Makes a. gift ‘ln'lichflsppre-
stated by the (nuptial
housekeeper. who knows
how it dives"- time and
trains". ,iiitr.iliis.,of.‘0in
,,new improvements “and
writings in“pru'se“from' "5
41.98 to woo.
_, l. Jfaiihsd to.
‘ cassette MAIN Zak.
, . sonrw soswssk, .
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g ’ iMAYJUii-D CANAL. ‘
' BOSTON. Dec. .18.-The Boston.
pony. the controlling interest of
which. impulse announced from ‘ N33.
York iaatnightuhadheen wool ..
by August imminent. and . Company. . re
under conditions the company‘depoait-
ed with the state treasurer $200,000
sea guaranteevfund to defray land (in.
ranges. The fund is still in the state
treasury. and the company receives -"
interest. Several attempts tohave.the .
charter rescinded have failed. puns
‘ for beginning thework which has been i
projected for about 200 years. are now
under consideration .by August Bel-
motif. and Coinpanv. it is announced.
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serum" KslNJlnninlisa snouLo
ow THIS: ,. . z ,
Foley's Honey and..Tar has cured
sldered hopeless. Mrs. Adolph Buss-
ing, 701 West Third St. Davenport.
many cases of asthma that we con-
tracted twelve years ago was neg acted
until it finally grew into asthma. The
best medical skill. available couldrnot
give me more than temporaryrylief.
Foley’s Honey and Tar was recom-
tirely cured me of asthma which had
been growing on me fortweive years.
if i had taken it at the siArt L would
have been saved years of suffering."
Plaisted’s Drug Store and The Clifford
PharmaCy. . A.
.
‘Joy unsotight always is first to ar-
rive. -
rma 11’s
Await MW 7
pet immature-allots. '
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Ali. ads of supp, or Handkerchie is for, tileIHQiMBY gigging... lyinitwhd.‘
boxed oracparste; The displays. are distinctly notable. . . We,‘ are a; filth":
an enormous numberof Handkerchiefs furore than ever. before during .a
Christmas season. f - . ‘31 3
lDo your Christmas shopping early —-not only early in the lw'éQk, bhtfélriy
in the morning. it means better judgment and more satisia‘ctotymnd pro-
priate gifts. Besides that you will confer a great'bbon‘p‘ii ourffaith if eni-
ployeesflt saves lots of time.” , . '. ,. g 3‘; ' _
we ass ommo‘vsumitw nous SUCH as ails-arching”.
.wassa sLsE. . . - - 1 . ‘ ’ ‘ . .
~. 1,8385 maintain 73st,. . .
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GrandChristmns mayo "
1N ran meander. ‘ ‘ _ . .
Suggestitms for the Mbstilseful Gifts: ‘ ‘ "*1
Holiday Handkerchiefs. We have them in great duantlaiesp ;‘ 1‘ ‘ .rv g
Buy your Holiday Umbrelitts of us. We have the drihstflipeit the
found. Special prices. ' " ”.1 .' E‘
Neckwear. Ribbons. Laces. Xmas Cards. Calendars. Statingpfy;
your orders for Candy at the earliest possible moment, that/yo :niii
the best assortment. ‘ ‘ .. ‘
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M- So =rsmrrs a comp
An Umbrella is a present useful and Very attractive. . 4A1 ,, “
will prove satisfactory After months of war. We deli titt- .
breilss that are guaranteed in *evsry way. Prices no to".
Toys of Every Description
i
Wagons Aw”... ..... .... 60c to 82.00
sleds ................. ‘.-. id: to 31.40‘
Veiocipedes ............ $1.59 to 83.00
Skates for boys ......... 75c to $1.50
Skates for girls ......... 31,10 to $2.00.
Drums . ................. 25c and hill:
Mechanical Trains ...... 25c, 60c. $2.00
Games ..................... he to 50c
Banks .................... 10c and 26c
Humming Tops ............ so to 25d
Turkish Tubephonca ...... 35c and 50s
Xmas Books ............... 5c and ice;
Mechanical Autos ...... We to 81.00“
Paints f ................... 5c and lilc‘
Trunks ........................... 25c
Suit Case's ....... . ................ 10c
» ~ 'HNE‘ASSORTIENT or
Christmas Cards and Calendars. . ..
..... be to $1.00
Christmas Post Cards] for 5c; 25c dos.
Post Card Albums ........... 26c to 32
Christmas Boxes of Cigars .......
............... 98c. $1.00 and 81.98
Pocket Knives ........... 26c and 50c ‘
Pocket Books .......... 26c. 60c and fiat-
Fountain Pens. .......... $1.00 to Mitt)
Music Rolls 60c, 75c and stop
Collins Framelet (various sisss)...iific
Hohner Harmonicas. . .25c, 86c and title
‘lfid Paper Bells.‘....‘....3r, 6c and 10c ‘
Eatondlitrlilul ‘
Xmas Box» of Stationery
25c “$2.00
IEDDY BEARS.
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'Blgdssortincntof lioils...-5;c.to at
Dell Partitions and Dishes
4132 Washington We“ .
droid mini
broom. ennui lion THIS wank;
Children's Downstream pain. .746 15' years. worth mo ........ .ner
Boys' Overcoat»! toé'io ydsrs'miyorth $2.60 .4. . . . . . . . . . . . .. ..... . ..... Stilt)
Suspenders. Cardigan 34km, Mufflers.
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, limes . shite. Tilt. s, .249 .p .,
v » _. an - 4.: l’lifij‘ i- '3 ‘ 4 is. . .N unfit"! 'r tw‘a
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will open a‘ bizanoh office in, this‘oity whore ‘uldrietf, it; pic .5 ' it”!
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