. and IIIltt-I‘ t '1‘
I ""4 ‘ r A _t
E. K. B ,
Mahackemc H '
Booth Mom
For Nurwiilli and vicinity: “Elinor
snow tonight. (‘it-Iti'lllx Wednesday. A
disturbance that is total-althimmta-
in: 0“". my“. this is producing cloudy
and .rainy w‘cntllwi' W” #fNGW
iurcs In tho Lalo rl-gl
1I
d. An arch ul' hi'hhl' w main.
lpz’l'IOdut‘lllg t..milt‘l'illll‘68 bell) SOTO in
Norihwr-st. 'i'llliltdel‘ltoma were
:ggol‘letl tram lllt‘ bake relics and
New England. 'illt disturbance In the
Lake region will Iii'niiilce in thilyinln:
ity cloudy and l"llll.V Weather mm
higher ll'lllllt‘l'liiiilt‘ “ml". followed
by clearing mi WI'IitH‘SdW. Thursday
and Friday will probably b3
quite cold. ‘ y» .H "2
his
--..-_ ..,_...._. .
E. R. ilcniicii in critically ill at,
home in Qilllltzlt'ti avenue.
’No gamc l\.i:i played but MIN illL
the hymn“; [tyilllllilllent of the N91"
walk Club. ,.
iicrbcrt Ji‘lliiillL’r. 0t SO“thDQI‘t,' W
a visitor in Santa Norwalk. yesterday
on hllrillliirh'. -
--Dl‘, [lit-it‘s \lv'iiit‘ille cures nip.
Thu llama um Farms has arrived
with ll. t-lll‘gtl ..'~ mill for the Ferris 4
Coal Company. . ‘
Uncas ’l‘rilna ,\‘~ 26, Improved of.
(let Ol' lititi .‘lt‘ll, will hold 3, regular
'meoting tonight ,
Dr. Sill-ts i) i..li\'i'cnce‘, of Waking.
ton Hirvul. is illlll‘ to be out after an
attack of ilil' Llil]i . .. ‘
Churics laiivllztnotl, of gang“ 3111‘
was adinltlmi i'lv' llosplm Saturday
for medical :swaimwilt. . .
Mr. and Illr» .lililll H. POSIGI'bIIPI,
Jr.. of small Mam ~«treat. main“
Loon liirii. lite Sabbl'th. .
Mrs. slum. \‘li-llard, orifiouthpon,
“it:
spent yt‘sttxl'lia.‘ Ill South ,‘l'iWIikfal
the Kilt-st at xiv». it I“. gory.
'I‘Ilt-rt» will w .l ”lee”! ‘, {if tile
Marigold mt .y. oven . ." n to
club mini: llt " inillder muqk
Howard "9.? .-. iii' Stamel‘d. but
.’ Norwnlks. has re-
turncd I‘rolll . - -.l ilos Angeles, Cal.
llow lliizi l. in . iiii life is spent try‘
tag to I..-l \wl.’ It requires but a
month or it - x the nvbraze man
or woman i . .: l'eet With Hollis-
WI‘ll hilti\\li
our... Hull-.i \II w in Ten. 35 cellts.
'i't'il. tIi‘ 'i‘nfiiti' Plaisted's Drug
Storc. .
Billll'l' Ills.» \‘u 97. I. 0. ,0, E..-
wlll litr'ti ;. . : meeting, at the
' hall in washroom. street;,Wjednesdoy
night ,
('iiillltr-é Ila.- , ,, Strauord who
owns \‘liilluliii . .iy at Belle Island, _
spent ,ws‘wu: I. 1 41mm Norwailt. on
busincm. . . " .
Tho l‘:lltll.'~ : ttrcle of King’s
4 ..t 40 Wés‘t‘ street,
‘iil at 3 o'clock.
Dituglllt Is
“'t‘tlniNIiiIK ,i"- i.
‘GKlliuut-ll- Jll\
A nullliul l .\ walk military men
all go to Hartford
tonlnrl'lm I, . .. alt-Inaugural core.»
monit-s lull ‘~:l .
Louis li.t'~i
Sitlon ilh liIt
Iegl'aph i
- resigned his p0-
: . ttll‘ thO Poclal T6-
liltl hill taken one
in lllt' sols: ‘. ... !Il post once.
(‘liili'lm rm 0! NOV York._
Frank and i . , {cymoul‘yof South
Norwall. v- ‘ \‘H Li)’ gum of Mr.
and Mr; . ' 'liltey, in 80‘1“"
port. ' .
Martin L' are building a
now chain. . their yards. in
which ‘i\l.i . l.!t-ll n. twenty-ave
lltlrmt pmu . motor (or holstinn
llilrptl‘s'l'.
Solnl- l ., have been secured
by llit' It‘i . . were evidently
atoll-ll lww . were laid to I
local ,Itll.) ' . police I“ inven-
llflllillll! :I., -
hulls-wan. Emum 99mg and
k0 ilk" wt.- :ly and'dthdl' IOT-
ruws. it llollilllr'l Rocky
Mountain :zrcuteit "molly
known in I, , 35 M“. 1"” or
Ttillll'h I. , _ llru'. . .
(‘nptllio ii '. i“ I: - m u h“
luri‘li instill. l ,Im , ”NW
"iKhlli y.” Hm" .ln'l ‘“
night llll ., , mm mm gt
hoadtluarm ~ .
(louri Iii...
Cross \till 3, “
0. II. It II
tlt llatiuu
p tcn lllllii ,.
A lll‘iuilt :
dcrblil, a.
Mrs l-lalu.
you. it. . . .
nlt'cli id =
Mitts lpill-Ilm I ,, ,
and Mai. ill.
Ilil'ccl
PILEs (Miro IN a 1-"
”iii III
II.
"iii”
PM.” W- ‘
run.- any tit . -: i. I,"
in“ Oi' l'l i‘ .wivl' lilti'l'l‘
days or ”H In illltliiod
.
'falrwnnd V.
'l‘flfilil‘dfl' Intcmt trout January 1.
t‘?"l.
. of Rubber Goods. copulation of ,
ii Fountain Syringes, Hot Water
Bags, Aionlillers,~ etc., can al-
'9" he found here. We ban
the qtlailty and variety to so-
with every sale. We protect
a:
1‘ you against any lmpcrfectloli. ,
i
lit!” ‘1 i.’II\l l
Drugglat.
I North Main at. Tel. 62H.
Ocnneotionfor all north and ,
Hairball” cm can be made
at our store. ,,
7' w‘
i" Councilmen Thomas Richardson.
Thomas Robins, City Treasurer Mat-
‘hew Corbett. Registrar of Voters Jew,
lubricant were sworn in laat'niilli"
by Judge Joseph ll. lil_\'lOI. .
ga‘é‘é meeting of.Putnaln llose Company .
bars were elected and sovcral applica-
tion‘slwere recclvcd. it was voted it '
have the bylaws of lllt‘ company
printed.
Deputy Sheriff John W. Sctllloy has
3"comple'tletl the 5an of tho llflilol‘s at
tached in the suit of Mrs. Spuhr again
it. Otto M. Uta and the barrel goods
were disposed of yestcrtlny afternoon
in Railroad avenue.
' staunch Selby. prcsidont of the Hat
Finishers’ Association, is attending
the meeting of the Conncctlcui Fodo
ration of Labor at Hartford. today.
‘ The regular meeting of thc Hat
F‘lntshcrs' which Was to have been
held on Wednesday night, will be
Omitted.
3 George B. Sturgm, of lirislol, a lot
lner resident of Weston, and (loorgo E
Inlth, of South Norwuik, wcrc guest:
not week of tho laitcr‘s father. tht
venerable Peter Smith. in Wcslon, now
ninety-tour ycars of ago. They alst
Matted Mr. Smith's sistcr. Mrs, Wild
than Adams. Mr. Sturgcs has now re-
turned to Bristol.
An interesting pool match was play
ed inst night at tho Ilolci Warwick
betWeen Al Mills, of llowayton ant
J00 Blockead oi Han Norwnlk. ’l‘ht
game was won ll)’ iilllt‘lil‘llti in an NIH}
manner by tho scol‘c of illil to till Mr
Blockend won a handsolllc ineersc
haum pipe. cht Wl’l‘k ll gamc will be
[HAM betrweon William Welsolt and
Blockead for Sit! ll sldc.
That‘s the housé lllt‘ doctor built——
The biggest housc you see;
Thank goodness no don't get out
' money.
FOI‘ We all drink Rocky Mountain
.Tca..
Plaisted'll Drug Stort'.
F. .H. Pollard. i‘. l). Rankin, 'l‘. M
Becker, W. H. i‘llllt'l‘, It, A. Whytc
'1‘. H. Hickey, ll slot); It. Johnson. E
. T. Cushins, i.. it). liultv. it. t). McCoy
Edw 11 30659, R, Mulllprtou, A. l, (lilit
tire . W. C. .lncgcl'. John I.. Wilson
1, Rule, R. '1‘. Fox, Howard (‘. Lnox
'lrwln Quinn, Frank Martin, New
York; W. Ii. Harding, Alslon, 0.; O
F. Gibbons, (l, I.. llaitt-r, Buffalo:
’Géorre L, Rocku'cil. Itidttciit-ld; E. E
Ol‘owe. South Norwaill; .li)\'l'pll J, Mal
Ion. H. 8. Bosworth. .l. 'i‘. Whitman
Philadelphia: t‘. l.. iimlh, 'I‘, W. Moi
toy. Hartford; a, M lit-lll‘ot'tl, Quaker
town, Pn.; J. (‘l liill‘iil'. (‘Illl-opcc, Mass:
wore guests last night at tho Hoic
Clifford.
"Could you do illI‘ landlord In "l‘ht
Lady of Lyons.” ilrlkl'tl iltc Instinct
of] needy llt'lol'. "Wt-ii, i should thllll
I might: l haw (lotu- a good many
,‘ Spurn NORWAI.K. coNN.
The Trustees llilVl' ortlcrotl that ln-'
invest at the rain of 4 our cont. per
iflnun’t be credited to tho dnpmdtors In
In» loving- Bnpllrtmaat for the cur-
_ {Oil months cndinlt Illa-umber ill
}, “payable on and after January
a ‘ 'tn made on or lwl'uf'c January
CHARLES E. ilOY'i‘.
Treasurer.
w
South Norwalk
Bafings Bank’s
to depositors
. i infill! “it!“
. declared for am at: month!
. her 81. not. parable en'v ~
January to. 1907.
-m drawn will be credited ‘
3 mt: "lad will? draw Intel-oat
cognac raid on. m- bnfora Jan-
wi draw inlcresi from has
my - t, not.
unloads r. BEARSE,
Watt Hour. Day mt Night.
W H. cumin.
Director and Embatm
a Mormon. '
“denun—
. ‘ m Av...
ilk. \ “talcum;
AWDANT.
i
i
‘9
i
t ,' loci. from. Our guarantee goes i”
held last evening. ’I‘wo nch mom ' ' ‘
9! WASHINGTON CT.
u-
thf - ..
Day School. $12.50 per month.
“i , No Extras at Merrill.
i I
v
" W a
r.
r"
i. :
I: bit
wcrn Taniannasr STOCK or r‘ddNiTURE UNDER (ma ROOF
.ra-rs North Main St.
:mynnig
tut
lemmings
" yalN'THE 'rth orrlns. NOT oNa ant-total 'rol'il‘ln'j nasanvnn: nu.
navrnmo; GOES A’l‘ PRICES GREATLY 'Ilallucno. nulvnnnps on :
“: “clitoral: HAVE natuN WAITlNG FOR rats Show. nanny commits
our THE nas'r nauoams. .
. J. callinsvt?‘ Ca.
FUNERALDIRECTOR AND mumps.
South Norwalk, Conn.
bin.
yii’i’ill Business Co
ii . W3 January 2. 1907.
WINTER TERM ~
Scutlli'or Blank and curoil N0\V. i
§outh Norwalk.
Holiday
Stamford.
Clear lips
M. S. SMITH 85 CO’S
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
mucosa, witao AND‘HAND LED HOLIDAY SACRIFICES.
EVERYTHING THAT ts MARKED IN THIS SALE WILL BE SOLD Rich-
A IPLENDID CHANCE.
ULOUSLY CHEAP.
COME AND SEE THE SURPRISING PRICES.
M. 8. ‘SMITH a COMPANY.
South N orwaik
.. _...
lie 8 .
Night School. $5 pcr month.
Books and Stationery Free.
Port Chester.
I\l. .‘\. MERRILL, Pl‘lll.
DON'T MISS lT.
lco
,—
ale
W
At Star Shirt Factory.
Merwin Street,
MACHINE STITCHERS
AND LEARNERS.
Good Pay and Steady Work.
Apply at Factory at once.
Hutchinson. Pierce St Co.
Norton is narssrtnvli
the public that we propose making it warm for
Coal. We can do this easily. because there is more heat
the ten in our Coal than in any other Coal you can buy.
The Daniel Keogh ital Company,
r
. ;M.Stnleimual tumult
‘5‘ M for bent. in inntm
$5.00 Ton.
laud‘ofl’g‘hv 'I‘lt.“ll,o,g , '3 'i (’mcm A
all persons using out
Or
To salaried people.
Rams:
TH
* w‘v‘, all»? ‘~
year right. not us pay, up your old
debts. 00 e It: and bare a talk with
us. No“ all” s. Sld‘lctly confluen-
Hill
a. l. , , ,
a w Iii."
Winslow's llost, “Brownie" Spring
Siluica, Skate Straps,
‘Skfllfllul and Hockey Sticks. at
innit Hardware Go.
37 Main St, Norwalk. '
MW. ,.__,___.,.... .,
HOYT'S THEATRE
TUESDAY. JANUARY 8.
FRED E. WRIGHT
Preunu
Morrln' Greatest lucceu,
NINETY AND NINE.
Direct from its run at the Academy
of Music, New York City.
onderfui Mechanical Effects.
Prices .............. 250. 50c and 750
,...__._
HOYT’S THEATRE
SATURDAY. JANUARY 12,
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
A. H. WOODS.
Presents the New Spectacular Meio-
anla Success by Owen Davin,
THE CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE.
or
HER SIN THAT FOUND HER OUT.
Presented by a Cast of Competent
Players.
Supremeiy Superior Setting.
PRICES:
Matinee ............... 10c and 25c
Evening ........... 25c, 35c and 500
llli‘ ca
Millltill
value to
. 85.001155.
OAL :-
Exlra large size No. 2 Nut Coal at 85 pl. ion,
delivered in your bin.
.
‘ Old immunity] Lehigh, Cross Creek,
‘ .
THE HARRIS &‘GANS 00
J eddo,
FOR FURNACE AND RANGE
Taurus
_ aymoml Bra/3°
**”"W§peildlPiiIIBSiliiSilli8,llil$,flfli8.9ic
CLOAK u FUR STORE.
II WASHINGTON 8T
-. SOUTH NORWALK.
MPANY
GO WATIR CT.
Tilt-
atld cw
lifllll
N
i Admin!
BASKET-"RATE;
NORWALK ARMORY.
EVER Y MONDAY ["61"
The lm‘al Company F team ls piny-
Inl: llil‘ Irst l“l\‘i‘.\' ill the country. and
kt‘l‘llillg Norwulii in tho front rank of
'I‘Iu- Ill-at team that ever
l'l‘1ll‘t‘Sl‘liil'tl this town can be seen any
lilt'
) night at the Armory.
NEXT GAME.
Monday Evening. Jan. 14th,
COLONIALS VS. CO. F.
Preliminary Gamc.
WEST ENDS VS. PABTIMES.
After the game- there is dancing
each evening until midnight. without
extra char”-
ADMISSION, 25 CENTS.
——._..
FIRST GAME BEGIN! AT 8 O'CLOCK
‘ The‘ .
linillwtuiiiniillg
Rink
In tho now- for rocroatlon and healthy
(txttl'f'ilit' and Is ht-t‘omlul’ more popular
ovary WI”
ka (-llllltlrlllet
Two Prizes will be given to till
most graceful local couple
Next Saturday Night.
Events for the'conlllll
old. in upon every afternoon
'Illliiil
M iii" 6: 7:30 to H D. II).
ASH Q DUNLE‘VY.
Menace".
BASKET" 371.1. ..
A'f' ,
Pastime Hall, .
manna-y. m. 0. 1907, It mi e.
PABTIMES awn-t atua mason.
of Bridgeport. .
murmur, dame, .
PAITIMEQ 2M Tum, mum an. bolts free.
W' t MM. ’l‘llo m ll to Mill .‘
"6 0mm. .. i It In foolish for a man to lticll Mimi‘s? goon” neat cumin. vim
“(I ...lonn.luuuuu.1“ ”it'll“ E‘OOWN. Mm‘“.m W" 3'
start the new
to t
Vin-Wanton at.
Hockey
With!
cm
l1 5" '
Tnafibhooua AOSORTMENTS
FOR THE
All kinds of superior liandkerchi
boxed or separate. The displays
an enormous number of 11
Christmas season.
Do your Christmas him
In the morning. it means better
prlate gifts. Besides that you
ployees—It saves lots of time.
WHERE EL8E.
Clo
BIO POPULAR CHRISTMAS DEMAND. ‘ '
are distinctly notable. .. .
alldllcrchleis—lnore titan ever bdfOre durlnn I‘
83-85 Washington, St. "
So. Nurwaii.’
t‘ "3.. . -‘ '
0F iMPORTED HANDKIROHI ‘
e {s for the Holiday glut... ' Initiated;
‘ We are 'aellini‘
e
tiring early—not only early in the week, ,bu'toarl!
indg meat and more satisfactory and Alli“?
will confer a great boon on our falthml‘clll'
WE'ARE otvmc VALUEBIN 00 us sucl-l an Ass FOUNbNa‘
ii
WE GIVE 3. d. H. GRE EN TRADING STAMPS-
——————-—a——_.
IF YOU ARE lNTERESTED lN A LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF
KID AND FABRIC GLOVES A'l‘ POPI'LAR PRICES, WE URGE YOU TO
INSPECT OUR SHOWING. 017R BLACK FLEECED LINED FABRIC
GLOVES, 12 AND 16 BUTTON LENGTH ARE THE HIT OF THE SEASON.
. ,v‘c
86 Washington St. So. Norwalk
Decorate Your
WITH OUR MlNlAT
We have them in sols of s, Ill, 24
36 Washington Street.
N. E. RYAN & CO.
The Reed a Volk Electrical Compass...
. ‘ Telephone 474.
Christmas Troo-
L'RE LAMP OUTFITS.
and 32 lights. ’
95t- to it
Opp. Tel that all"
CANNOT DEFEND ON SOUND.
-——_
Against Depending on Audlbilliy
of Fog Whistles.
'l‘lio llydrogmphlc Ofllcc in Wash-
Inglull has recently renech its warn-
Ing to seamen not t otrusi the audlbill-
ly of fog whistles. One would natur-
uliy suppose that a loud and continu-
ous sound could be hoard at about
equal distances in all directions, the
absence of. wind. and it no large solid
body interposed.
Repeated experiments have shown
that this It not true. and that marl-
ners who trust to their cars alone
when they are on lluultcrous coasts
gutlldcd by tog-signals run It. great.
‘ peril. “Sound shadows" arc formed.
within which the car detects no trace
of the signal. although the whistle
may ho blowing with full torch, and
the sound may he peril-city audible
on all sides of the "shadow."
,Sometitucs tho causc of a sound
shadows can In» readily discovered. as.
for instahcc. ill the t-xlstnncc of a
bluff Just behind the wllistlc. In such
a case the sound appears to ricochet
like It cannot bull bounding ovcr tho
water: In other words. It may be an-
diblc Ill our nlilc; inaudible at two
miles. audible again at three miles.
Innudibio at four miles, and so on.
But tho lnicrvais botwucn the audible
and Inaudlblc points may be any other
tllsinncc. and may also vary Irrcgtr
lurly.
'I‘hun there are sound shadows. the
origin of which has not bcon traced.
but which doubtless aru due to some
pucullar occasion of the atmosphere.
On one occasion It was found by
the government offices that the nudi-
lbilily of the Beaver 'l‘nll fog signal.
near Newport. was excccdlnuly our»
rustic.
"it could not be heard." the rcport
says. “with the intensity expcctad
nor at the Disco expected: it, would be
heard faintly when it ought to be
hoard loudly, and vice versa; It could
not be heard at some points, while it
could he hoard farther away; it could
,ho heal-d nlld lost and heard and lost
again, all within reasonable earshot;
and all this while the signal was In
full blast, and rounding continuous-
¥-' '
cuaatailotr'lluItltll‘t'aoilatiId.3
"It Is now eleven run since I had a
narrow earn from consumption."
writer 0. 0. oyd. a leading business
man of Korshaw, s. c “ had run
down in weight to tail pounds, and
«cunning was constant. both by day
and by night. Finally l began taking
Dr. King's New Discovery, and con-
tinued Illil for about silt months, when
my couch and Ian. trouble were on-
tlrciy none and I was restored to my
normal walnut. 170. pounds." Thoma
ands of portions are brawl every year.
(Illuminati at . H Baxter's. donut
Norwallt. and . P. Wind's. Harry-Ill,
dru stores. ace and 01.003 Trig
Hydrographlc Office Issues Warning
on were signed last night for a finish
fight. between Joseph Gem and Jun ‘
Britt at Temp-ll
for a purse of “0.000. .
would no poundtstwotmn
POPULAR AMhEflti‘: ‘ ‘~
’l‘ONlGli'l"S ATTRACTION. .' *1
A simple, every-tiny, heart~touchlngi '»
story or the sort that concer’ns rea
people and (li'lllR with real situation
and tho rcalfiics of life Instead of t
lnlpoeisibilitics, is the kind that ‘ '
playwright has woven into an inter?
In rural drama, “The Ninety ., ‘
Ninc," which takes Itsthelne and title '
fronl the tar-i‘amcd hymn of the star
lug evangelist, ll'a D. Snnkoy. It. tells
a hcari-rcndlng tale of a fallen man.
dr'nk ridticn and despondent and his
subsequent rcdcmptlon through the In-
fluence of a noble and trusting woman .
actuated by lit-r love of the muff and ‘1,
guided by that instinct that seems to
be woman's gift to see with the eyes
of love the spark of manhood hidden
beneath an exterior crime coated by
the delnon drink. The unwinding of
the low story and the; y of nature
that the writer has In a“ .flnto this
stasi- croaiion by" . ulondid charac-
ttlrt. main-5 it an offeri ‘,
lxtsslnx hilt-rout. ’l‘hls VII '2‘, '
traction at lioyt‘s tonight. ‘
CONFESSIONS OF‘ A WIFE.
“The (forth-anions of a Wife,” to not
a play of Incidents jumbled tolether
for thc pal-post- of giving some actors
a chance to display their abilities ami/
others their clothes. hilt it is a dra-
matic vehicle written expresslyl toda-
atruct, cllterlaln and amuse t entre- .
goers. There is not a dull line in. it. '
Each audience. each situation; and each
bit of Madness has some bearing In , '-
thc dcvolopmcllt of the plot. in point» ('
of scenic cffscill this melodrama is on " .
a par with tiny now on the road, even
tho mast pretentious. The story in-
penis to the heart as it has been the
aim. of the playwtzltlllt to please the
devotees of the drama who look for
entertainment watch touches their
hearts. "The Coulenslona of a Wife‘ 1‘
Is ronily an excellent piece. and A,.H.
Woods has gathered together a line
cast for its proper Interpretation. At
Hoyl'o 'l‘hcairc. italurday night; .
WIII COUNCIL PROM Till COUTH
“i want to give some valuable advice;
to those who suffer with'lanlo Wit. ,
and kidney trouble.” says J. R. Blink» up,
enship. of Beck. than. “than D,
ed to an unwind: certainty that now “‘
trlc Bitters will positively care all
dislreulng condition. The first t-
tle gave me great relief and after talc, , W
but few more bottles, I was com.
plow cured; so completely that it
Income- a pleasure to recommend this
great remedy." Bold under [untan-
tce at F. H. Basie ' loath Norwlllt.
and It. P. Wood' orwallt, drug
stores. Price 60c.
(IAN. AND "if? MON.
SAN FRANCISCO. .lttn. 8.--Articl"
New. on lurch 1 .,,
Both
Norwalk Chronicler