. outs
- unionist» in
kaIL for. Auto other til
dipole! oi. _ as "in
ti. on m moo sum
uttered to thepublie now on r
premiseo. ‘unuiotcliablo In quality
‘tho satisfaction
gala. ,whllo turkey foothors are fly-
in; and pumpkins going to squash.
,yright Clothing ’Company,
I North Main ”not. HARRY COODWIN. Mano r.
More open every evening until 3. Saturday evening to I 12.
in all the latest otyleo for Christmas. Sittings should now be made.
. We have added to our Studio a line stock of
WATER COLOR PAINTINGS, -
‘ by the best American Artists. such as VGay, Mitchell Colby, Chill-
.manmtc‘.
An Elegant Christmas Present. at 'a, moderate price.
' - PICTURE FRAMING.
from Selected Mouldings, done in our own tip-to-date lz‘rame Shop.
llrlng your pictures and we will do the rest.
Sole Agent for the Celebrated I-iI gln'o Colored Photographo and
“piss“ From title to 83.00. Choice lttie Gifts.
Call at Studio and no our work.
IACKSON’S STUDIO,
53 Well so. Nor-walk. Conn. Oppooite Hotel.
and pleasing in price. bet as help
along the lower nooou|bg volume cantltatwoa not ottoehodto them M.
n on I
offered to the public RIGHT HERE-
a splendid chance to gobble up barv
m. “V”...— ._.. .h.-w—a._~m.—_..--..q—.—n.._.--..._. -0- ..
of Vbuhllleoa. .
rue aurmiooiko cauoaoe.
What thought is folded in thy loam?
What tender thought what speech-
lm polls?
I hold thy fadodi- lips to mine. .
Thou darling of the April rain.
1 hold thy faded Ilse“ to mine.
'l'boaxh scent an azure tint are fled—
0 dry. mule lips! Yo are the type
or something in me cold and dead.‘
Of something wilted like thy leaves;
, 0f fragrance flown. of beauty dim:
Yet for love of those white hands.
That found thee by a river’s brim-
That found thee when thy dewy mouth
Was pill-pied as with staino of wine
For lore of her who love forgot.
i hold thy faded lips to mine.
That thou abouldst llve'wben i am
dead.
When hate to dead for me and wrong
For this i use my subtlest art.
For this I told thee in my song.
--'l'hornas' Bailey Aldrich.
To the Board of County Commission:
era of Fairfleld County:
: l hereby apply for a. license to soil
IIEGALNOTICES UNCLE§AM ’ Spirltirous and intoxicating Liquors.
I m BUSINESS Ale. Lam ”per Rhine Wine and Cl-
’JQRVDBR 'I‘O SETTI E ACCOI'NT.
der at West Norwalk avenue, Town
of Norwalk. My place of business to
not located within 200 loet in a direct
' woo held yesterday
East Avenue Itotkodlst Church.
District ofA Norwulk. ss., Probate
Court. Nowmher illith. A... D.. 1907.
Estate of h‘ruirci-u I. Kcelcr, late
of Wilton. in said district. tieccuued
Ordered. That the itdnilnlsll‘hioi ck- l
bibit his administration account to
this court for adjustment. at the Pro-
bate office in Norwalk. on the llth day
.of..Dcccmlu-r. l9tl7. nt: 2 o'clock after-
noon: and that all persons Interested
in said i-stntc may be untitled tlwrool,
tho said atiiiiinismttor will currse this
order to be published in a newspaper
having a circulation in said district,
at least tire days before said lith day
of December. l907
HENRY \V. (i RECORY.
n W It .IllllK/t‘
ORDER TO SE’l‘TLE ACCOl'NT. '
District oi Norwulk. sf... Probate
Court. November 29th. A. D.. 1907.
Estate. oi,Allcc Christensen. late of
Norwalk. In said district. dweased.
Ordered. That the executrlx ’cxhiblt.
her adrrririistratiou account to this
court for adjustment. lit the Probate
OMCP in Nor-walk, on the {ith day of
llcccmber. 1907. at. 10 o'clock lore-
uoon; and that. all‘ persons interested
. iu said'cstatc may be untitled thereof.
the execiltrlx will cause. this order to
be published iii a newapaper having a
circulation in said district at least fir:-
dava below said 5th day. of Docent-
ber. 1907.
HENRY \V. tilthGORY
n30 it Judge.
Comptroller Metz, of New York, said
.the other (lily of a bill that be dis-
liked:
”l‘object to this bill because it would
accomplish nothing. It, would make no
real change. it would be like theicase
«er the actor and the canal boat cap
to n.
"There was once upon a tlirie an act-
or who. after an enforced idleness of
two months. was lucky enough to so-
c are an engagement in a town. "5 miles
away.
“The case was a hurry up one The
actor had to reach the distant town
that. night. if he failed to arrive, then
his part would be assigned to some
one else.
”Well, the man patched his wurn
boots with patent thread, pinned up
his low hlonginga in a newspaper and
set out in the early morning on foot
along the towpath. He had only a few
coppers, hence the train was an impos-
elblllty.
. "But after the poor fellow had cov-
ered some six or seven miles his boots
gave out. blisters rose on his feet. fa-
tigue overcame him and in despair he
threw himself on the grass beneath a
tree.
' "As he lay there too bitter mood a
tuna] boat bore in sight; It drew near
slowly and an idea seized the actor.
. "’Captaini' he shouted, rising liur
.riodly. 'Caplain. pull up, for the love
of hoaren!’
"'Wnll. wot d'yc want?’ said
,cuptaln. as he stopped the boat. .
”‘Catpain.’ said the actor ’havc to
got to Quag tonight to play second
heavy in the Phil "llrzrt Men Do. i
am footnote and weary and can walk
.. no further.‘ If you will assist me i will
. . .work my passage}
“The captain gait the actor a kindly
nod. :
“ ‘nght y'aro,‘
hool.’ "
the
he said. ‘IIPI‘II the
a
”.— _-..-
.. Good newa tron-is:
- II bad news. of course:
' travel». Do u‘ good thing and
itpeople will hear of it in time.
not so rapidly
but still it
lllt'
of dollars in the measure of the
Government 'liwnerohlp and
Operation An Accomplished
_. Foot in Many Lines
WASHINGTON. Nov. Mir—it. comes
illi a surprise to many of those engag-
i‘d in tho dlatussion of the lt‘ltlill’e tur-
rins and disudruntugtis of government
ownership to be told that Uncle Sam
at the present time trot only owns but
operates a Kl't'ill variety of businesses.
Such is the casc. howovt-r. and those
dill'crvrrt government activities include
the carrying on of practically all the
color-prises that any cxcepi tho irrosr
advanced socialists advocate putting
into tho hands of tho goverriiriout.
Cornpreheirsivo inl'orrrmtlon as to these
various outer-prises rarriod on by tho.
federal government has lit-urinarllccied.
by Harold llolco and tho i't-sults arc to
be given in an. article in the forthcom-
ing urimbcrof Appletou's Magazirro.
:While oven the roost radical politi-
cians do not recommend the operation
of railroads by the government and
while Mr. Bryant has (It‘i‘llll't‘d that it
in nor an issue at present. It is point-
or! out. that. the United Status is art:-
tirally running not only a railroad ~‘1Hll
an extensive stcumshlp lino us well.
This is the Panama Railroad and ”W
l’a'lluma Steamship line between New
York and Colon. While both "t‘l't' ac
quired as an Incident to the building
of the Panama canal the government.
Inns them quite like a private cuter
prise To attract business it issues nil
Vertlsing pamphlets enlivened with
cuts of Spanish serroritas and street
scenes in Panama and announces that
“wines, spirits, etc, of the beet quail-
ty are provided on board at. moderate
prices." So. that. in addition to his
other varied activities, Uncle Samuel
figures till a bar-keeper.-
The federal governmenthas also
invaded the telegraph and cable busi—
ness. operating the Washington-Alas-
ka system that gives communication
between the Alaskan town and the rest
of the world. The total length of the
land lines of this system would be suf-
ficient to reach. two-thirds of tht dis
tance across the continent. while tho
government cables would extend ac-
ross the Atlantic, To prove that he is
strictly up-todate, Uncle Sam com-
bines the wireless with his other eye-
nems of communication and regularly
sends messages across Norton Sound.
a‘ distance of 107 miles. in connection
with the cubic and land, lines.
Out in the Philippines the govern-
ment; has established a system of poll:
tal savings banks. although the oppo-
sition of this scheme is still. strong
enough to prevent ‘lll-l introduction
within the limits of the mates. Two
and one-half pct-415m. is the rate of ill-
tei'r-si pitld on those government depo-
sits. Tho insular possessions and Al~
units, according to the Appletou'a alo-
ry. have been theseut of most of the
national excursions into the lipid of ‘
luminous usually left to private enter-
prise lu dlfli-r: nt parts at those new
or portsessions there- or» government
packing houses a government wield
storage and Ice milking plant. a gov-
Irmmcut summer report at Bangui-r in
lhe- Philippines. government tradlnlt
Their Thousand Millions
country in thd savings banks, among which nonc are safer or more
motive” managed than thin Two Million Dollar nurture: Hunk.
. i' opinion and pronto over mi. ooooo
" V, it, Open IIttlrdoy “unlocks and etchings all the year around
South Norw'iillt SavingsBanlt
“moo. or Washington. .troot, mil network, can
sluice .rnd twirnrlatlug libraries and
own government farms and tenement
confidence of the promo of thin
o! 10%.
line of a Church Edlflce. Parochial
School or Public School house or the
premises pertaining thereto or any
Post Office, Public lflilrraiy or Contev
tori.
Dated at .Eoiwvlk. this lilth day of
Nowmhor. A. l). 907
JOHN F. llAtltll-Jn'l‘i'.
Applicant.
\V:- the undersigned. olcctors and
taxpayers as defined by law of the
Town of Norwalk hereby etrdorao the
application of the alioie- named .lohti
i-‘. llaggerty for such litensc and we
do severally t-cvtli’y. chill for himself.
that We are taxpayers upon real cu-
into situated in said Town of Nor:
walk and tho? we have not endorsed
the application of any other person
for a license to troll spirituous and in
imitating liquors during the ensuing ‘
lin-nsi- your.
Ilutod at Norwulk. this i'lili day of
Novomlwr. A. ”.1907.
(‘. ll. .Illlllt-N. Wm. Muihcr. (‘harlca
l-‘ Mather Chas. \\'.' Sui-lo). llunlt-l
Warren.
I hereby (ertlly that tho above
nurrrcd eudoruers arc electors and tax-
pay era as defined by law. of the town
of Norwalk. and that. they have sign-
ed no other applicatlb
Dated at Ntrrwalk this 21st day of
\(r\., A. I). l907.
HERBERT it. SMlTH.
Town (‘lcrk
RUGS
\\i~ haw increased our stock of
Rugs about three times the size. in
order to meet the increasing demand
for Rugs. We have just received
POUR DOZEN Rugs. in various sizes
and patterns. This shipment contains
Orientals Kurdistans. Saxony: and
Royal Axminstera, the beat that can
im bought for the money.
Special for. the
" Holidays. '
We will offer our entire iith of
Bugs. until Christmas at a discount
If you want a Rug of any
kind or size. it will pay you to look
ill!" 30
over our line before purchasing.
F. A. Mitchell,
The Only Complete Housofurnloblng
Store in the City.
a.
COR. HIGH AND WALL STREETS.
uonwack. coma.
BUTTER.
Very Best butter, 290 lb.
ALL‘ BUTTER, ond,thot accounts
for the price.
“——
ludduielufl,
GROCER.
72 North Main Street.
Tel. Call 698-2.
~. wsoussoav. use. 4. ~
. Admioolootb m
PipIs’ Exodus. rm.
raloav. no I.
admission. to «Me.
"an rm an to."
Liaooia Moo. 1. It..lioido
"color meeting last "onus.
' m
AMI. oi tkp Junior boom-oi
the south Norwaik lothodiot Church
afternoon at tho
A meeting of the Term lieu' a box
of tho Booth Norwsl Nothodist
Church was hold laot ovoains and' the
motor. Roy. Iaui .Curtico. delivered
a lecture onitbolfe of Poul. : '
—‘
'l‘ha Ladi Md Society. of the First
Nethodist icopol ChurchJo pion-
itiag for its pupal Christiano-aide of
handmade can -work and homemade
elm, .tobeke December-11.: .
m
Some men need a his humiliation
about so often to keep thorn reason
ably modest.
M
Cowordlco often wklits uirder the
name of conscience.
on AMUSEMENTS D-
HOYT’S__ THEATRE
MTUBDAY. NOV. 30TH.
MATINII AND NIGHT.
The Great Romantic Melodrama,
A GREAT CANE.
Powerful company. Wholesome
Comedy. Now Music. A Play for the
People. A Ito? Irom Lilo
loato on CploJuoodoy. Nov. 20th.“
_.£.———--——-
HVOY'I" S T335133}
ON! NIGHT ONLY.
TUESDAY. DEC. BRO.
CurtoIo. 8:16.
The Annual Tour or the Cecilio
WORLD.
lxhllaratlno. ”laundering. latortalrv
Constructed for Vigorous Amusement.
Crisp. Cloon ana Inorootleolly Whole-
some, Progressive. Entertaining.
WWW by a Formldablo Galaxy
of the Funniest Comedians, Prettiest
Girls. Gounod in [Gorgeous Splendor. .
The Entertainer. From Morrylond.
Prices—16c, 25c. 35c, 50c. tllrst four
rowo in Orchestra. 76c.
Crate on Sale Hriday, Nov._29.
Horns” THEATRE
Engagement Weill.
‘WEONESDAY NIGHT. DEC. 4.
Emoot Shipment Preoonts
Tho Imloone Costa",
Herbert
KELCEY‘
and
. Ellie .
SHANNON
in the international Cocoon
THE WALLS OF JERICHO.
Coot of Great Distinction.
Production of Portoet Detail.
PRICE. $1.50. $1.00. 76¢ we and 25:
Seats on go? ”today, Nap, 30.
MCII: ,
Matinee . ..... ....V..1Oo.256
Evening”... infinite.“
moyd
HAPPY noctio‘lwo y'I'IIIP AROUND .
MUSIC HELL
South/Homily Conn.
V "W
Return of the
stzcraooaarrt
was the m»
novmo Pio'ruana auo lLLUC-
raareo oonoo.
Chance of Pictures
MONDAY. wenuoooav AND Ffllo
. 01w,
«illustrator! Soap Shall Io Cong by
put. em CTUMPF.
83'th Norwolk'o Favorite.
——
PRICES .....
5°: 106 AND 156
MATINEE ON SATURDAY ONLY.
We Guarantee This Show.
ROLLAWAY
SKATIRG RINK.
iron at unit or
. South Walk
OPEN EVEIW AflINNOON AND
EWING.
Hour, 2 to Hto 11 p. m.
none-react.
smear. election s.
,NCNWALKIWVO. oasooavs.
. First come In ooriooV of three.
..———p
Skating to canto in lilo afternoon.
instead of 26¢" Ladies admitted free
nights; okotoo. to auto.
"Basket Ball
museums.
raw-tumor rim
MMWJLK Mucky
troll lingo mom
L uolioav mom. oecsuooa 2.
company s
" vs.
cotuuola 'vaaoirv roan.
Preliminary Coors.
manila vo- wlor once.
. TEACHER? WHAT” Om
LIGHT.
Tania”; HYATT
songs and 5 name surname.
Lighter than Down.
”A
Merritt’s Health Comforts.
PURE FLUFFY WOOL.
WARM.
Covered with China Cloth or fancy Bilkoleen.
Warmer than Cotton.
‘
it ill doubtful if over any one was
aired who was not moat anxious to
be a blessing
W
ou HARS cutting: l
T /\l£/\S( ()
I’ll’l’l‘ R \J‘\U( I.
iAuuuuAR-
HE secret. of auc-
. ' cost: in clothes
. . making lion in
intimate knowlu
cduc- 0! the princi-
plcs underlying clothe»
., building, ,__coupled with
ability to make use of "
,that knowledge.
()ii'r ‘overcouts repre-
sent the ‘mcsisurx‘
ideals as applied to tub-
rrcs, module, cutting and
.‘.l mu
.. lTi‘tf:
tho-y also represent.
finishing. We believe
they also represent
yours.
7 stratum noun.
llimuiis, liZlill toiliillll
Open Monday, WEDNECDAY
and Saturday Evenings.
JflSEPH Milli.
Tailor, Clothior. Hotter.
. Furnish", .
oo Washington It. to. Norwalk.
:}iiii
Join the
”Army 1
Why not join tho army of people
who buy Coal of us, and enlist tor a
ooooon’o campaign against King Win-
tor‘! ‘
We will then shoot some of our
best Cool into your cellar and put you
on the tiring lino.
Our ammunition is smokeless An-
thrlcito.
it's doath to eoidl
Join the army?
he fails in u
it““‘
CHIROPRACTIC
no New Salami main.
u made the important dicorery
that in physical couso of diooooo to
located in the spineaod audit hlo‘ devised
armiquo inertial ot attic and re-
moving the cause by of
chaotic alone.
Dr. Francis is pro
special analyslsof
rhmplr oilsoooeo aod remove tho eatioo
by esport Scientific Minuteman!”
m coplalli theipbilhoobly at to
..-.........~ .. r.
7w - . ' ' .
TRISTRAM 8r" HYATT, VNORWALK, CONN.
.H Krieger 8: Co.
20- 3t Weot Washington It...
Shun-any.
I“ and no physical
SOUTH NOBWALK.
best it] finish
LONG COATS FOR ,WO-
MEN AND MISSES.
All Wool :Thibets. Chev-
iots. Kerseys, 'm‘ade strict-
ly first class, from $5.00 to
$26.00.
MEN'S AND CHIL-
‘DREN’S SWEATERS.
from 98c to $3.50.
Four Great
Reasons
Willi so marru Werner. menaud misses
buu their suits, coats and, all kinds of
”wearing up and here. and the reasons aie
because then an get the best for the
runner-best iii stole-best in fabric--
Our modern choice suslem has added
oreallu to the betterment of non living.
If non are unaquainled’ with our liberal
suslem ol selling goods on easu can
merits Come in and not acquainted and
open a drama account.
All colors and all styles/”I
NOBBY TAILOR MADE
SUITS.
Cutaways, Prince Chaps,
Fluffy Ruffles in’ail colors.
‘ Alterations free by an ex-
pert tailor. Price $12.98 to
$35. 00.
LADIES’ SWEATERS.
ndsome Coat Sweat-
ers, 'te" Red and Gray,
‘ all sizes. Special, $3.50.
H -Ktieger 8 Co.
2V9-3l West Woohlngton at.
‘ souri-i NORWALK.
GLOVER’S the Place
V - Modern shoe making has become
an ART in which the following
lines‘ have qualified.
pom 'WOMEN:
THE CROSS ‘
PERFECTA ”
CLARICE
iron MEN. . -
HANAN & SON
RALS'I‘ON
ELITE;
t.
Wear Shane ThatFif.
VTUIINCULOTIC TIIATMINT.
‘ medical Mord).
Emmet floating. of Chicago, refers
to cases that are really incipient. giv- .
trig no marked tuberculous symptoms
sins. The factut
oliottod from physical nomination of
the chest should he rosardotl so only
some. and shallow breathing.
ation maybe all
harsh Inspiration. pulse
oratod.
All to the treatment, the author does
not
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