\.
lil\the ton in our Coal than in any other
‘ but neverthelesrde‘tilal‘inl that. he an i
his friends in the house and scouts are ‘
key dinner given by the club in
g htjthe two representatives.
.. sauna and Moss .
ninety persons sat down to dinner in
ridiculous“lull.routs: . ,;
cloud its an liaills ,
. m ,,. . _
Next Speaker '
- ,‘v W it ‘-
Alirh‘itt‘lns his defeat in the speaker-
:b how the ltneetokcornorate interest
opposed to the thrilled- at (corpora-
lions will have something to say about
running the neat : _
Judge Elmore i3;_’nanks.re ”resistive
from Fairlield,vmtiduan in resting ad-
’dress before the Greenfield Hill Re-
lppblicau club in that town last eve
n ng. _
, The occasion was the, biennial tur-
honor
Judzfi
Mfianks. About
Grange Hall. There was a delegation ‘
from Bridgeport Who rode Mario 0.
libs incidentally becoming sent
chill on the way. .
ed out. however by the good chestnut...
greeted them upon their arrival. Am-
ong those who went from Bridgeport
were onlcer Bert Hazel. George Mc-
Carthy. Robert mtsroy. Attorney Hen-
ry .Greenstelu and boron, Delbridge.
Mr. Dewridge favored the assemblage
with several vocaIi selections during
the eveulnz.. ,. .
« , ' Admits output.
of a pleasing meal
v and partakinii
' the nest-prandal exercises commended
“NED FOR Magma Mll-L SUN" tore Justice Clarence Chester yester-
. do . - ‘
FICliAPlJN. Conn. Dec. 21.—Jerome y .....-
us emu, manager of the ml" of the -—reellan id weak rundown? Hend-
Internstionai heather Board Company. ache? Itoglltol'i “owl—Just a plain
was found guilty and fined 56 and metal case or lazy liver. Burdock Blood up
on. the charge 0f Violating the Sunday tern tones liver and stomach. promot
law by-rlmnlns the mm on Snndayme es digestion. purities the blood.
. _ . .. .552..— ““" W. .. .. ...”..-
Wanted !
At “ Star Shirt Factory.
Merwin Street,
.. pastime smashes. '
Good Pay and Steady Work.
Apply atzFactory liter—ice.
Hutchinson. Pierce 85 Co.
The Mohawk- Springs.
Lottie" as? Shippers
Bottiers and Ship-
pers of
MOHAWK LITHIA
SPRING WATER
M nswit’ noon
9 ....r
Mohawk Spring Water i
Mohawk Club Soda '
Mohawk Surnapariila
Mohawk Birch Beer
Mohawk Native
linilawll Silling litter is.
.WlitliiICE lSllEWREBY GIVEN
the public that we propose melting it warm for all phrsonl using our
Coal. We can do this easily. becsus there is more heat value to
col you can buy. ‘
“Wilt! Keogh Dual
slants citizen ""' 74 snhvmw ME.
3. . smug, Store. Telephone 8.
Leary's News Stand. . «
Plain and Sparkling
28 Wilmington 8i. Still Nulwalk.
‘ H ”8506:1'011.
. EIlIiIii‘h Isriplldslzs its. 2 lint-iced use per ton,
‘ .tlsiivmd inybtri‘hthn '
‘ . '3'.
i
We
> halls of legislature.
» Send tor testimonials tree.
4F. J CH
inun- '
Will-“lam
fl
. ._ {rid . once“ .
. )hinehuuho mil to ‘nfl‘V 'iat'lels our.
' A!”
with remarks from Judge Bonito. John
eAlpin. was toastmaster. Judge
Stilt: took occasion to’exlpress his in).
1preci tion oi.’ thevi'contidepce reposed
in htm‘by his constituents in naming
Min again to represent’them in the
. . He then touched
upon the speakership tight and de
fined his position in the matter. He
declared that be fully realized he was
defeated in this contest. Representa-
tives of corporations he said had been
to both himself andSengdor Judson
and because they would not bow .the
knee of obedience to corporate in-
terests they would be defeated in the
speakershto fight.
He and Judson, however. would
have something to say about theleud
ershlp oi' the house and senate and
mm the support of their iriends who
were not the tools of corporations
would. be heard from in the next gen-
eral assembly.
Other speakers were Moses
Banks Representativd Alvord of West-
port, .ludgc Clitus S. King. of Fairileld.
Attorney Henry Grecnsleln. George
McCarthy oi Rousseau. and several
others. The election of oilicers oi
the club resulted as follows.
President-altoyal Blinks.
Secretary-John McAlpin.
Treasurer—Joseph 1. Flint.
Open the how‘els—chWltt’s Little
Early Risers are recommended and
sold by The Cliiiord Pharmacy and The
Bridge Pharmacy. "
.,.____..._..
asoucmo rH‘I LOBBY.
Not the Legislative One, But That to
The Comptroller's omen.
Colonel Edward Schulse. artificer
ut the state capitol at Hartford. and
two or three men are mnkln altera-
tions in the compirolier's gillc in the
state capitol which will materially re-
duce the area of the" lobby and in-
crease the floor space for oillces em-
ployee. The partition dividing the
lobby from the oillce proper has been
moved two tect‘out‘wsrd on the north
side and about live test on the east
side. ‘
he reduced to onehalt its present size
andthe floor space 0! the silica cor-
respondingly increased. it is one of
the rare times that n succeseiul at»
tempt has been made to reduce the
size of a lobby at the capitol.
_.._.__.__._——
State at Ohio. City of Toledo, Lucas
County, as.
Frank J.‘Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the flrmot F. J.
Cheney & 00.. doing-business in the
City of Toledo. County and State
atoresaid, and that said Min wiil'psy.
the ', sum of ONE HUNDRED D01:
LARS for each and every case at Ca-
iarr that; cannot be cured by the use
0! air: Catarrb Cure. .
.« FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to beiore me and subscribed
in my presence. this dth day at De-
cember, A. D., 1886. .
‘ A. W. CLEMSON.
(seal). Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally. and acts directly. on the blood
and mucous surfaces or the system.
. NY. a 00.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by aii‘druggists. 750.
Take Hall’s Family Pills tor constipa-
uon; ... . . so
PORTLAND. Me. Dec. 21.—-Whlie
nearly every great industry thron -
'out the country reports great pros er‘.
ity. . shipbuilding. whim once held the
premier position in this Item. has
dwindled down to meagre proportions.
wam raunchy 10.00pm: “woollen
shipping was laundhed in ‘a‘ single
ye: nun Maine modulo. brigs and
so
oratt of alleles-es tor' the
amounts to but 10,046. tons. Many rea-‘
son are elven tor the‘docliue. Foreign
tra pfstesinsrh'have taken away the
" builders at
past. year
t
louder-dim steamers or sailing
M is imm‘the maritime provinces
this-1m «path as lilttli
she has on Y
r
"a. to sogooo tens.
film": _
”up tight hummus1 he had "declined,
oral assembly. .'
what ,
They were haw- ..
Y'l‘riew’ Haven.
" cleansers
By this arrangement the lobby will of leavenworth. 1nd,, to such adeplor-
v W” .—
MAiue's SHlPogiJiLDING rALLs
hers—the total output at all the. ~
and: , the
mm at.
this sai'yi‘nstsad ’otthsr'soetls ’- .
‘l‘n , Mistress.
The Grand
in the County Court house to consider
ry will come in today
' ‘ be cases oi three alleged Greenivicb
' #mllrtlerm‘s Joseph Cherrello. Pasquale
goalie and ROCCO Pierre. The men
a
boarding mistress. "-1“ said t at
she objected to their attentions to her
daughter and n (mun-rel resulted.
NOTICE TO OUR GUOTOMIRI.
We are pleased to anmunce that Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar tor) dgbs colds
i and lung troubles in not. a acted by the
.National Pure Food and Drhg Law as
lit contains no, opiates or other harm-
tul drugs, and we recommend it. as a
sate remedy tor children and adults.
.Plaisted's Drug Btore and The Cliilord
hilariously. .. ' ‘ ”
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i.
«1
...
..t l. on». a u a
t ' ll‘t ..‘ l '
m. covts‘pavao‘houa.’
‘A Prim in New Haven asses» Wo-
men From lining House.
. The Rev. John D. Ceylonn, native of
Bridgeport, where his illiterate reside.
pastor of St” thn'sd’tt Q. church oi
according to a despatch
no the New Yet-it Herald yesterday.
rescued tout-women mm a blazing
house in New Haven last. night. Fath-
er Doyle's manyl ligands here/will be
linteresb’ed in the appointed despatcht
The Rev. John D. Coyle. pastor oi
st. John's Church. rescued Mrs. Kflr
therine Gaulkner, and three other aged
women from Mrs. Faulkner’s home.
No. 24 York‘str'eet.‘ when a tire start-
ed titers yesterday. ~ ‘ .
Father Coyle. who lives near by.
heard the cry or i’ii‘e and run into the
house. Groping through the dense
smoke he helped the women out and
into a neighbor’s house. When the .
firemen arrived Fatheriloyle led them
to where Mrs. Faulkner said wax u
trunk containing her money and vale
nobles. The trunk .wes'taksn out and
Father 00er made a third dash‘into
the house tor a- pocketbook. which ‘
contained Mrs. Faulkner's money. Fu-
ther Coyle celebrated his silver Jubh
lee oats priest last sundsy.‘
i will be in my Norwalk oilice every
Saturday. Cities 12
.York cities, every
42nd street. 'Phone. 689 ‘3. Bryant. .
.D'R. JEROME D. WIR‘I‘.
Klrt'teville, .Me., Licensed, by
. shipboard "Health. -
NEW CURE FOR EPILEPSY. .
J. B. Waterman, or Watertown. 0.. a
rural free delivery, writes: “My -
daughter. ailllctedltor years with opt-7
Janey. was cured by Dr. mutation»
Lite Pilla She has uothadsa attack
for over two yeara'f.» that any.
and lite giving toniopil s on
earth. see at "Fun. Santeria. South
Nora-elk. and E. P. Wood's. Nemalk. ~
drug stores. 9'
Paraovsxv shye HE is A
MARTY
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 21.——Ac-
cording to the story told by Lieuten-
ant Colonel Wyscileelo. Petrovsky. the
Russian fugitive who had been denied
admission to the United States by the
immigration officials on the charge of
being an unurcblsh lie is a martyr in
the cause at the downtrodden Russian
people. and has been sentenced to
death for on infraction or the rules of
the service by a high military tribu-
nal ut St. Peters ' Petrovsky is
now out. of ousted '0 the fetlcrnl of-
ficials on a bail bond of $1.000. He do-
niea that he was on parole and de-
clares that. he lci't. Russian territory
becuusc he expected that a death sen
tench would be. returned against him
by the St. Petersburg tribunal.
OUTWITS THE SURGEON.
lo
. , ‘ . .L “I. '. . . ..
i
» ills lime in insure
is now wliilc'you are able. The New
Year is the lime to make good reso-
lutions and keep them. One at the
best you can make is‘
KEEP FULLY INSURED
during this and all future years. We
ore ready to help you put the resolu-
tion into client whenever you any the
word. Make it today,
See Mr. Lawrence,
2 south Main street. .
mllellol ChdSlmas.
high-grade liquors and wines. Good
rye whiskey. 65c qtoup. Port wine.
qt. the up. Sherry, «the qt. up. Brandy.
$1.00 bottle up. It o whiskey.
gallon. “.90 up.
other brands to mention all. Drop
postal and our salesman will call. Tel.
151—42.
you will be satisfied.
th handsome calendar with every on
er.
Central Hotel Cafe.
Corner Monroe and...¢bsstnut streets.
loath Nor-walk.
A complication of temale troubles.
with catarrh of the stomach and bow—
els,
had reduced Mrs, Thus. 8. Austin,
able condition, that her doctor advised
an operation; but her husband‘deatlng
fatal reenltl. postponed this to try
Electric Bitters; and to the amuse
ment of all who knew her, this medi-
cine completely cured her.‘ Quaran-
teed cure for tarp . liver. kidney dis
ease. ‘hiliiousness. iuidice, chills and
«fever, general debility, nervousness
and' blood poisoning. Best tonic
made. Price 50c at F. H. Baxter's,
South Norwailt, and E; P. Weed's. Nor.- . . .
Try it.
“lie man dat thinks he can't make"
mistakes." said Uncle Eben. is makin'
one of do mos' dan erous dot is. right
there."-——Waehingto Star.
wnlk, drug stores.
hie. Xmas glit~—a
—A very accept .
Silllilbuli’oweil,
Camera or Koda .
Corp. 1
Atiofiufiéfanifufoor. oay'hnd Night. “
trnsn'x rt. caucus. .
Fundrai illitector and .Embalmer .
SOUTH N‘OIWALKr
Temporary fluid-new .
is south Osborn Ave"
last Namath.» 'Tei Connection.
And especially ‘t-hdi Allied Ben-
inmin 8: cm: "Correct Clothes
for Men." .
: Suits and Overcoats that tor-
tunately cannot. be equalled by
‘LAbY ATTENDANT. an: other readyoto-wear cloth-
” ”K" . . . . , l.. i ‘ ‘
115.00 to wood
4...».
Norm:
other good makes from $10.00
, ‘. ,5, [A ' tattoos.
SgaVim Wety' l WATCH IE eases.
‘H , .‘ our—'3'. .
Norwailt. Dec. ‘ is, 1906.
Ilnterestat the.rate_ot tour (4) per
cent. per annum.‘ for the current six
months. will. be credited to depositors
January 1st, 1907. satiric to them on
andaiter January lat .
Per order of Board oi Directors, .
' .. FRhimilmCK A. ELLE. .
Treasurer.
Open Ivor“ lve‘nluu‘e Until
o rt .
stress.
the ":"‘ .
i
. i
acids.” ’3" Infidwwemilfitiifl . ‘ ’
uteri“ towards mine 9
Igor mm ’ ” ,V oiauouoh‘l‘
, (36“ f 7 ._ . fledged", “Q'P‘Nlltifr‘i'd
’ I? one ”find: “it"s! be” w‘leW“ °L°°Khllte
‘1 l 0 . i C" . .
T to. time: ”I“ . firmwares.
I 9 . . ,> ’3!" s
WV Mir lam-urn.
nhargediwlth tbemurder or t elr :-
: worsen 1' ,
é‘il‘srmrllmr 1:”
Monday, Wednesday. Thursday and '
lease Place. .
Telephone. 123-3. iwlllhe lamyNew .
Tuesday, It .ii‘rlday. ,
Efrem 10 to 5 p. m. Location, 26,West ,
Graduate or the A. 1'. sun institute. at
We have all the leadingbramis oi ‘
per . _
e have too many '
Try us with one order and »
. ASKINGTON 8T»
i.
\
Toy Store the last few days.
become damaged. from use an
prices
generously.
Games. ,
pies, just the kinds that
“ ReadCQ
problem 1057..
:. . e e = t ‘
Bergman-1n Toys.
Of course" With euéhlcro'ulds 'as there have been innt‘ltc
there are certain lines wit jh
much handlin . Nowthepe
have been cut. not cuteither, but also ed, and‘most
So ior’ the’few remaining. days betweeu'iiow
. and Christmas, purchasers offlfoys ‘
Quantities of large Gainestllat have
children like. Some of them We
have sold at 75c and $90, but the 1whole lot are to be sold at
ascents each. _ .
Toys senor price. :
wrll find great values.
been used as norm 1
Under this head come certain datnagcd pieces and sonic
lincs left .from lash season. -Doil
boards, Skin-covered Horses, Drums, ctc.
Ilug Toys, don't miss these values.
Houses. Beds. Biath-
li you are want-
. .,,I , “kiln... I . N. .'
Tafifetts Pethcestsrhms.
We nourish"... Better Holliiy'slttotirlnruinous 1
than three tafl'etas. Late stylcs,.made with wide flare donor; 3
cs. having three
(lust rui’fleoi tafiatiiie.
section ruffles and
a de'epfdbdcrpiece and
Plain colors only, black, green, Yale
and navy blue, brown and gray. Special at'$5.98. . ' 5
Warm woolen
Black childish Jackets for w‘dmcnhtoi'tvea ' ‘ A
‘ , "Wind!“
for extra warmth. ,
Automobile Hoods of white and
Shetland wool Scarfs and Shawls.
Fascinations of ice wool, block, W
For Children. Wool Leggings. 'l‘oboggen Caps and
Sweaters. '
. . . i . .
. 13‘s- .
M 'l l red. le' 3» ..thJF'. ’
gray. assets. .
bite antl‘gray.
é... l’illews and. Dramas”
I‘n’the Upholstery Store you
low Covers, Draperies, Cords and Tassels.
the making of handsome Pillows. i
Sateen; Draperies, 50, 75- and $l.oo.
Oriental Draperies, 95c and $1.50. ' ,
Silks tor curtains, fancy work and kimonos. ' . ' i
French Crcto'nucs in eil'cctive patterns. ‘
Third Floor, elevator.
ivill find a full iine'hi Pil- i
- Everything for
For Christmas tokens givers are choosing useiuh articles. ' We a
have a specialty or these: ‘
i
Handkerchiefs of all Descriptions.
Ladies‘ initials. at 10c, 15c and5 25c.
Gent’s Initials, at 15c, 2 for 25c and 250.
Ladies' Plain and Fancy, at 5c.‘|10c, 15c and/age.
Ladies‘ Hose in Holiday Borges. "‘ “L:
‘ Ladies' and'Misses’ Furs. front $1 to $16.50.
Umbrellas he shows acceptable presents. '
littlest Wat'sts,‘ fawn. Merceri'zed and Mohair.
writing Papers at rec. 25c, 5’oc.
Mats and Raga. Carpet Sweepers.
Pieter“. Cdlendsrs‘ and Booklets.
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. planing. shop dubbing. cabinet
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