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Aufim
ill. w I
NAV-
tlon wilb‘mar
anoma-
“£1?th
stainless were broken. ills was put.‘
flee-l
$ng his
imam”
R. B. .lelriel. of New oYorlt city.
has “with” a:
1.0:;an
use mam
A llhorse owned by John ill-undue.
I’M. and it was
tone all the,
out of misery by being shot.
Charles Prince. one of the oldest
and most tslthtul of the employee of
Frances nevi-tons invalid chair man-
is confined to his home in
“Roles Point avenue with an attack of
3? P-
”A! Issues
riled. Charles I". 1|“)st
The present cold snap has caused
ponds to fresco over again. and
[Quotas the small boys were anticipat-
ing some good skating this afternoon
the snow appeared and will probably
spoil the sport, although it sis driftilig
somewhat and may clear oft certain
portions oi the ponds.
Special services are being held this
week in the Methodist Episcopal
church. in continuation of the week
of prayer. On Tuesday. and last eve-
nings there were good attendance. and
8. very profitable services. with the past»
hold by s convict lust releas-
farkburst prison in England
7 a (managed tobave a clean
,wery’ day. to the astonishment
‘ governor snaw'nrduns. When
‘ V in the tins’mlth’e shop of the
minted an ordinary steel pen
flattened the nib out and put on a
V edits! to the best of rd-
Stile cell he hid the pen on the
o! sosp, which happened
the some curiously drab color
wall.’ and reserved a portion
muss sumo-es
‘W
VVOolththhiol neither drinks, smokes
" sleet. It is his boast that he
. id‘pcsslbly dispense with; and
Milled a. bicycle as a gift.
.muhd that it was a luxury,
Nations are chess and lawn
both of which be is an ex-
w frocuse OHILBLAINB.
enjoy freedom from chllblalns,"
John- Kemp, East Otisdeld. Me. .,
Bucklen’s Arnlca Salve. Have
. . it for salt Vrheum with excel-
. m ts." Guaranteed to cure fever
Mount ulcers. piles. burns.
trout bites and skin diseases.
all. Baxter's South Norwaik.
P. Weed‘e, Norwalk drug
l
.‘ ACHIONQAND CULINARY.
, WRINKLES.
Vty linen dressing sacques are
lulled below the wide sailor col-
and held wilnh a belt snugly in
e waist. The plaits below the
_ are embroidered with dots of
tidied site. as are also the] short
led sleees.
e scutache braid applied in flow-
v” r scroll patterns will decorate
. linen gowns next season. This
mu ot require the time nor the skill
' hand embroidery does.
Disparate waists of plaid are general-
flint effective when made it pop the
Knitted silk mufflers. very long and
lshed With silk fringe. are worn by
V .. billets to protect the throat on
V bormy" drives. .
s or other decorations of lace
dong evening gloves are set over
,V bowing it through instead of
‘ Are some costumes that de-
‘il'npls hat, but it is apparent
liclty of lines in the suit
_ adds to the value of the
cases of the hat, especially
black one with a colored
‘liiut little dinner coats of cloth
0r flowered silk so often
. princess gowns. often show
'embroideriea in many colors
wide sleeves. too. suggest ori-
ior silver fringes and
4?; till flourishes the heavy
' ’9 n being quite in keeping
.‘ .b buocades and satiny vel-
the conveniences contrived
.. -n .aumobiilsts is a hair
it that is both safe and
t has s non-spillable alcohol
collapsible cylinder that con .
. ling iron- whllo heating.
. it been made for speci-
gidmiwa rtonic for the
red. to. in this column ‘
orgi‘ottbd the exact pro-
the morning
when cold.
again strain
i-lVise twice each
, . all oi, "an: unles stile
mid a grow luxu.
EASE.’
on into the
f ViV swollen, ner-
._ tired easily.
. try Allen's
. ' and makes
‘ ‘ cldlbldlns.
lord div“ ibad so isr‘ til
sold ,uutu the
fiscal more they commence cutting it. They ‘ ’
0.!
vi“.
MID: ”.8
‘ moans it: with a flattened ‘
sells a single article that
paratlon and j
. ing was held last evening at
tor, its Bysshe, in charge.
a ‘* Web:
_ unite tonight
Vfid the public is
7 corrosive-ales to attend
Rowayton Hose Company. No 1,
gave their entertainment, as adver—
iised to a full house, last night. Every
number of the line program was ren-
dered in a perfect ,manner and the
audience showed its appreciation by
hearty applause. Special mention
should be made of the orchestra, which
made its first appearance in public.
and which did such lino work that
praise was heard of it on every side.
It was organised through the untiring
zeal of Harvey Ackart. and was com-
posed of the following. who styled
themselves Ackart’s Amateurs: Plano.
bliss Florence Moore; comet William
Saybe; violins. Miss Hattie Young
and Russell Themes: cello. Preston
Hart, and trombone. Harvey Ackart.
The following program was given:
Selection—wOrcheslra.
Farce—Jl‘he .Two Roses, in two acts.
Selection—Orchestra.
Solos—~Edwal'd Brotherlon.
Recitations~Plymert Hoyt.
Selection~0rchestra
Farce—Taking the Census.
The first force was short but good
while it lasted. Simon Testy (Ralph
Penneli),wos very testy indeed. He
was determined his granddaughter
Kale should not marry an artist, Ed-
gar Mulville (Oliver Clark). While
Simon is asleep Kate meets her lover
who tries to induce her to lice with
him. She says that if she will flee
the next day she will leave a. red rose
on the garden bench; if not. a white
one. Both Simon Testy and Nora, a
housemaid (Vivian Sit‘Vl.‘l1b‘) over
heard this plan. 'Norn, thinking that
Kale only meant to go to the. fair
thinks it would be nice to try this
same on her own lover. Dennis
Finnegan (Charles Bowman.“ but
makes it a white was if the answer is
yes. Early the next morning Nora
put a white rose on the bench for Don-
nis. hilt Edgar Melville came first. and
thought the white rose meant no. lie
departed in a rage, and later Kate ap-
peared with a red rose, which Dennis
found The two shell, both thinking
their lovers had refused them met and
quarrelled. The girls hearing the
combat, rushed out to separate the
men. Explanations followed and all
ended well. Edward Brotherton and
PiymertV Hoyt both delighted the aud-
ience. The second farce, The Census
Taking, was very funny even though
the actors never cracked a smile. Mrs.
O'Grady (Mrs. Frank Crockett) be.
came enraged as the census taker (Ed-
win Stevens) asked her questions, and
when her son Tim (Eddie Prince)
answered them she disposed of him by
taking him by the neck and pitching
him out of the window. Mr Fox (Fred
Dibble), a machine agent came in and
tried to sell Mrs. O'Grady a sewing
machine. She also disposed of him
in true lrlsh style. The hall was full
and everybody was satisfied. There
was plenty of paint for the artist—on
the actorp' faces. for Master Bennie
Broadway the celebrated face artist,
suit that there was a line collection of
blushes and gay noses. After this
the floor was cleared and dancing en-
Joyed. The company was most grati-
eflo’ by the receipts and wish to thank
most heartily all those who helped to
make it the great success it was.
it is undigested food that causes ,
soumess and painful indigestion. Ko-
dol is a solution of vegetable acids.
it digests what you eat, and corrects .
the deficiencies of digestion. Kodol
conforms to the National Pure Food
and Drug Law.
Pharmacy.
.._‘
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Waller Beasley. of Stamford. was
in town yesterday on business.
Charles Smith. of this town, was a
visitor in South Norwalk. yeslelday.
The young people of the town were
looking for ward to some fine skating
but it is feared the snow will spoil
tDarlon merchants all complain that
business is very light these days. ow-
ing to the fact that the summer resi-
dents are all away.
The regular weekly prayer meet-
the
ilnrien Congregational Church Rev.
Herbert S Brown officiating. ‘V
is expecting its new fire alarm be]
within a few days. The bell has bee
shipped by Sears Raebuck. of Chicago
it is much larger, and better til the
one Whic installed
on are getting ready to harvest
last winl it and the weather
Iii year. they W“
the is eighteen inches illicit
{hey have
ill-lite going to adth the
pulling thin ice and ms
es together "
stew-
this
i
used his art very ireely with the re ‘
Sold here by The-
Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge '
Eagle Hook and Ladder Company VV
a crop a II from their (experience of ‘
but walti x
.. is mugtrlgnssmuahp in
REAL “mm” age amounting to about me
e
OMI-
ls is the
r babies."
I.Llltll Dr. Lyle-
sweet. I can truthfully
best medicine I overused
i
urns co. on are ab- ‘*Tui1.liedhedford. VI.
”firm euro, bonnie it p30. assessweset is sold y 13:4“ Gillies-d
lord You rsou ALL rlsk’l Run-or sud use Filer.-
tslto Real Estate trans WY-
uneasy One fee insures you
option! ll you own the prop-
er y.
A policy in this Company
91*
- WESTPORT.
laces the tire backing oi dist church sveryn ta} to listen in bi.
UR GAP b behind YOUR , Christopher Mite the? vangeilst.
PROPERTY. For leaflet and “His addresses creep cosy y all who
particulars. ask your REAL hear him and much is hoped lell
full
ESTATE BROKER or ATTOR-
NET or write ,home once.
, ill lodicmociini . p '
km l. lite drums to.
"NW Rochelle. New York.
some from the meetings. They will
continue the rest of the present week.
The funeral of Mrs. Sherwood Wake
man. was held from her into home
in Hulls Farms district yesterday at
ternoon. There was a large gathering
or friends and relatives The floral
display was beautiful showing the love
and esteem in which the deceased
thickness if the ice does not become was held Burial in Oak Lawmcelne-
thick enough otherwise. te‘ry.
I
L
,‘ The residence of John Gailor. of i The Ladies Aid society of the San--
Ox more. was badly damaged by fireo gatuck Methodist Church gave a so
Wednesday morning. The blue was etc! in the church hall Tuesday eve-
diseovered about 8 o'clock by mem- sing. A musical was ren-
WHEN you CAN lNSPECr AND TRY Tl-ll;
BEST MACHINE MADE
INYOUROWN'IWN.
. BY THIS SIGN ‘
you MAY‘ KNOW
THE SINGER STORE
WHERE YOU ARE
assume or
TVAV‘ VV
1 till
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.fi‘ .2
SOLD OR RFNTEDV AT
:6 South Main Street, g“ South Norwslk, Conn.
L. G. Booth. Selling Agent.
GOOD WARRANTED EGGS, PER DO 2. ...... . .............. . 25c
STRICTLY Faces aces. PER 002 ....... ”mm... 38:;
ASSORTMENT or: rsu lT AND veosrAsLEs.
United Grocery 00. M tpsiein.
20 North Main at, 8°. Nor. Tel. 143 19 Fort 8h. Edst Norwailt. Tel. 3194
._ ..!'---...~'-_J .. - “w-..“sm -- -._....
‘ LOAL AND woso
. nouns FOR
Bowker’ s Fertilizers.
B Hershfleld & Son
in warns 3mm ‘
dine ...
Merchants' Dividehd Day. January I
16, 1907. ’ r
to “8. a H. ” Green Trading Stamps
Free. No purchases required. »
J vv. DODGE
South Norwaikh _ A
V THE ONLY PLACE lN TOWN TO GET GREENPORT DYSTERB:
ALSO HAVE HARD GRASS, LONG AND ROUND SLAMS. ERCALLOPD
AND ALL KINDS or Fallen FisH oAILv.
LARGE Louo cLAlils Fossil limo, ‘
could be extinguished had caused dam- ,
ul had tried ermihinflnr aw balm
mm
Large crowds gather at the Mathis ‘ (
- or a personal interyl iii...‘
ice Skates‘
soddowtget
Inst Balsam
Issuawguungmwudwiu
be dis-updated .m MIMI
costs no more than in: other cough
remedy. and you are entitled to the
best When you ask for it.
Kamp'l Balls." viii stop any (tough.
“abnormal! by any maintains,
all our. mughs that mat be cured
by any other medusine.
It is always the Best Cough Cure.
At all tlrugglstu, 25c... 500. and .l.
”dim-”Melee.
dared by Mrs. Harry Finn and Miss
Evs Flags piano. blaster Harry Flagg,
soloist. Railpb Collins, violinist. Ho
ward Keeier. guitar. Miss Eva Flags
and Master Harry Flagg sang solos.
and Mr Wasbburn recited several bu
morons selectibns. Codes and cake
were served.
CLIFFORD
* PHARMACY.
loath Norwaik.
DI‘
lRiDGE
. PHARMACY.
East Nemaik.
VVWatoh Monday’s
adv. '
for our inventory
sale.
.MENOHE
V72 No. MsanV It. V ' V
Villlg‘Have Just
l’eceivcd another shipment of Quar-
terrd Oak Sideboards, the latest de-
sign and llnest quality. Also a lot
of Iron Com-hoe. fitted with the best
cotton pads and pillows, which we
ofler from this up.
We also received a lot of Art
Squares, containing Brussels. Brussel-
leia, Axmlnlstors and Velvets, from
810 up. We have a lot of Ironing
Tables at 8115 and Clothes Horses
from 55c up.
rammmmm.
.3 and 5 Wall St. Nor-walk. Conn.
Tel. 875—2.
in regiments;
1 cell only investments that [have
personally investigated, and which
bhve been most rigidly investigated
by some of the very best business and
professional men in our city, who have
large holdings with usrusnd .who rec-
ommend these investments to their
most intimate friends.
A card will bring you our literature,
r...
”l
R. L. COIURN, General Agent.
16 South Main Street.
Winslotv's Best. “Brownie" Spring
Skate Straps Hockey
Skates and Hockey Sticks, at
l
t
, Vlltivali lithium (lo.
31:,Maln St... Ilililwuk ,
' , i , i‘ViNVflV i i “
Wines. Liquors and cigars
So. Not-walk.
Colors,
d
Wash Fabrics
1.907
n
Like products of Fairyland!
airy fabrics in beautiful patterns and harmonious color effects, in-
‘all theyvpopulsr staple elfects.
eluding many novelties as-weli as
A pleasing profusion;f of light.
Each season the styles improve in glutinous and elegance.
and this season our showing is more attractive than over.
his
really impossible to half describe the many styles. ,J
Perhaps the most popular Wash Fabric now is V
V ARNOLD’S"‘BARONE" SILK MULL *
in all the latest figures,stripes and check effects.
This nomad
can hardly be distinguished from some of the so called exclusive
high priced Silk Novelties.
30 inches wide per yard, ngc. V ._
4
Among other offerings are Mercerized Taffeta, Simla Silks.
Silk Muslins, Arnold “Como" Sailings, Arnold Holly Batiste. Ar-
nold Dotted Swiss. Arnold Fine. Dimity, Arnold Paris Tissue.
On exhibition at Dress Goods
Section, main floor.
. .' .l $1-9}
KngArh
Flour
America’s Highest Grade
FREE 1
Grand Demonstratiop of the Quality
of this Plant: at the Store of
CHAS-V E. SEYMOUR,
South Norwall's
Bread baked and samples given truly.
vines you of the merits of this flour.
are invited.
leading Grocer-
A taste of the bread will con-
Don’t fall to attend January 14—20. All
BEAUTIFUL SOUVENIR T0 EVERY LADY.
Do ' You Know
that the Crown Aster Brand of Canned Goods are the finest on the
Market today? '
Crown. Astor Brand
of Lemon Cling Peaches, Extra Bartlett Pears, California Apricots. a
Extra Cherries, Fancy Extra Sifted Peas, Finest Maine Corn, Fancy
Asparagus Tips, Fancy Cream Succumb. Delicious Stringiess leans.
Tiny LlrmVV Beans, Pork and Beans and Crown Aster Jain are all put;
up with the greatest of, care.
/
"'8 BEST
”'1‘...
-. ...
‘0 buy the but and lf you buy Crown Aster Brand you get elelifllt,
goods every time.
.1 '
New York Grocery Co
South Nor-walk. ,.
Ollie 440.
TELEPHONE
t
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I FOR SALE ONLY BY THE g
, V Norwalk.’
call, 43!.
Phone 32a-4.
You
V THE. BEST TEA AVND COFEEE to Vice found in" Norwuk. Come
, right here and et it. as we ride ours'elves m hav’i
Only the best
that money can by.“ You wi i receive the best value or your money
of any store in town We suit hundreds of people. We can IVuit you. ‘ '
'V E. SEYMOUR
‘ 1 , QVV LEAWNG (“0933. V
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V snow AN
wmsrnb,
9’ iii-Ii i..VlVNlNITVVI'.D.
vq'
SOUTH NORWALVK
a..
tiered live dogged below zero with '
good chad are further dip during
the d IL, on men are rejoicing over
the mild into and 'aro preparing an a g
...bls llama“ , W ,I. .
Several of thither!“
do ”wit
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