yon eennot
some es
s legal r;
h“ een. Every homes bets hes
into good ‘loolls. Knoeo sny-
thlnxlhstconirlbutes more to It then s splen-
Yeer doctor so!!! tell you just
one sulphur. twin. etc . a“: . III
A ' Hair .
him about II. "W'-
did heed oi heir? Ayer' s Heir Vigor keeps
thp heir soil and smooth, nukes it grow
Does not color the heir. ° ‘ l“ o...
Apollo Chocolates
In Christmas Packages.
We have n complete stock of APOL
LO CHOCOLATE. put up in the most
attractive holiday purltugev Wt'
hIIvI- i‘i’l'l' noon. No purl-r.
, richer IIr Inoro delicious I-IIII-
lot-lions than thou» III'II lllfltll'. lioul
”will in mind when swiveling (flu-lulu
limo gittu. All prlI-mI trom 35c to $6.00.
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY.
205 WAGHINGTON STREET.
Telephone Call. 16—2.
All Orders Delivered Free of Charge.
lurnIsl Ito}. holds in building .I now
ill “infield rill-wt.
’l'ho'lrltlnl-work oi“ the now i‘IIIiI~i~
I-lI-Iltl‘ building in hull”; I'lliuud,‘
Mrs. i'IIlIIIIII K. St. John lliin Il'llli‘ll
I'll truth :1 visit In Nouul'k. N. .l.
l-‘rullt'ls ti. ,ilnlhnwzll‘ is llii\lil;£ it
new house t'i‘l'l'it'll‘ for him on Myrllr
littfllliil
lltltirlw
\lrn Wliillllu ('Illit .tIlIi non .lllnlw.
haw gouv to l'illt'lltigllt‘. l.. l., to
IlpI-ud (fllrlI-IIIIIIIII.
(Zdulrltolor Imelln (lilltllIII‘ is homo
for Christmas from Ohio, Wlti‘l't' ho is
completing a lilt'gr‘ I-IIIllI-IlI-l.
ugl’lpon, Fancy
Selected for, tho
i’hono.‘ lift.
Tho (ii‘ll‘lnllutlu t'illl'l'ltlliltlll'ill ol’ llll'
ntle-ut (‘lIrisllIlIl(‘hlIrI-il will lli' llt‘lll
on ifiridm night til lllI- Month. All
'l'ollllI'IvII
Holidays.
Snpplion.
liui‘nor'u,
‘ i'lill’llll‘illr"[iltihl'illll has been plunnI-Il
. lol the t'V'.tlil
,_ llitlljl' i‘il‘i'ltillh‘.
’ i'or lllt'
Aline l’t‘illl (‘IIiIIIIlI h. Hilt'lllllliil lhI-
(htlnttulm holidzllv Ill llII lilliill in
Swallow i‘ii‘t‘lillt'. inning l'l'liil‘llt Ii l'l-otlI
ll’lIIiI' iizlll. l’lliill‘Hlthll. N, .l. th-I'I»
still» has lwI-tl :ltII-lldlnlt riding-n
l’I-oplo Ilium; IllII lII'lIigI- lllltl ill othI~I
P'XIIUHtll Hllllllltltlh. round that the Ilr'-lI
lug rIliII ol this lIIoIIIlIIg IIII.I tiliv ol
llit‘“ tilt-Int Illrllotrtltitm in your!» tillil. HIll~
.‘ltlt‘iillilt' dulllllul I'Wllllt‘ll llolll tin-
lt'ill‘flgl‘,
l.l"t'illtlil (flllliillllllzii lil'iikl' through
lhI- ll" on tho llt'llt‘lllt'l lI‘IIl'lIIu mill
pond tillt' Iltly l"'(’l‘lill,V. lI'Ilt walls “MP
to climb out IIIllIiII without Ilnllillng
llililllt'illili; to hint lhIIu
It WI-ltitlg. ‘
a—LADIES! BUV'CIGARS
Kl‘lllll'llll'll'el (”lirliillililii girth.
iiilllnlt‘ your pIIl'IIhIII-II'II from
l'lllnI'rii lot.
You In .
Homer's St‘I‘I'li‘IiIIIIly snow.
('l lm (‘lli‘lr’llllilu :ii‘l'llt‘i‘h In tho
AIIIIIII .\lI-lhoIiiIIt t‘hrnrll will IIIlLI-
llhlIv IIll t'lllistnlus night :It lhI-
«hurl h 'illII- piIIlt'oIllI huh llt‘r‘ll hund-
sonu-lv IiIlI‘II‘IIrllI-Iijnr tl‘lt' llt'l'ilfiltiiii with-
ng-I~I'I.I and litlil'l‘l :lIlIHi ilowurs, wiliI-ll
Must
not oil It lllllllilllll‘t tlIiiLIIoIlwlI to it
lIlHll'ntII lllill "lilo Light [ till “AIM
in .lI-IHIS." ’l'lII lz'Ilt ltil hilllltilllilIH'TilllI
' will illibltil in lhv I-nlI-rluillluoul
... W,..--....._..,_.
ROWAYTON.
[tr-pron .lohn i). l‘IlinIl'. Ill South
V
Norwulk, IIvaIIt II Hit'l'tlll)’ with li'iilllIlri
in llowzlylon.
him. lll'lll'V
ol’ llroukiyll, ill'I' lilo mm:
.ilrII. lilI'ksIIlI W. ('lllr'.
l'lxISI'le-inlllll .lIII'I‘IlI ll. lizll'nlond lltlH
rut lllnt‘ll tllI- lnrgo ll'l't' whivh Mom]
on tho ('(ii'iii’l' ot’ his [ii’tilit'l'U' Jtlill
which Wits IIIII- of the iIIIIIlIIItIl'lIs of
tho plm'o. -
'l'ho ll'nllwy mus.
IIIIIIh lwllI-r flow through this plum-
S‘llK’P Friday owiuu II. lhI- liiltlll‘: til it
m-w I-Illliw Ill illi' Nothluu liiI'Ir llllllfll‘,
and llw HM ut the IIIIWII of ”it SI; Illl't
iIIrIi Strum ltullvtu}. ’l'lilh will lw
lured until l’t'iliill‘n IIII- IIIIIIlI- I‘II tlII
IiynrlnIII in tho pIIlII-r lliiliH' in South
Norwnlk ’i'h. :s’lnIIIl’orIl wlwlrir mir-
l't’lll tiliilllllr'p pow-r I’III thI- lllit' ”H
for as llyalll's hIIIIsw, llt'lli‘ llil‘ Stundmd
till Company’s piunt. in \‘I'iiuou ilt‘I“iiill‘.
Nolwnlk.
St‘f'Wlitl hoyi: (III for .I Vitl- ‘II ,l'trtw-
IlIIy IIl’lI-Illmm IIIII‘IIIIi tt\II liiI II Hillllt.
on tho \HHPI' lullk I‘Illirll l'w used by
it'Hlllt‘nlr-l of tilt. ‘i'I Ikt’iitkt ttrlliii} iIIl
drinking and (lllwr [ilil'lllrfit'>, Tllt‘ boys
do It fll'rli‘t’r. and found tllut llII- lill'll
“’4'“ smoking and IIII nationally would
(Mglitlltlrillt IIv'Il tho bllls Ill tho tutIlI
itlm IlII 'nulI-l. ’llII lillll told the hunt
tn IIIIIIIh IInd IIIlphImlm-Il IhI tiitlt'l'
with :I l -w oaths and ollIIr til. littl-
IIIIIIII- "llII hoy‘I did not lllolr‘ last
I-Ilnugli [Ill llw mo,“ and mm or tip Ill
pIIiiIIl IIlIl H lt'thlV‘t‘i‘ and tlIId it at
g‘IIlhI-III 'l'hII hops hIlstI-Imd lll‘li‘ lool‘
W'ils. lliil mound of going home. Wt ill
in ii)» l‘t'Hlll"fl(’“ ul' Frillik A, Brllndu.
and II ”0””! IiII- circumstance to him
”6' llllliit'lllitll'ly bill‘nt’fifif‘d his llfll'M'.
null ‘IIkiIIL' II good rnwhldi- whip «turt-
ni for tho women. look, (in lIITluinz
tthI- tho two 'lwu llitll lllfliltilpt'nl‘t‘tl,
and it IIIuiIl not lw llltlrdvd who IlIIy
wI-rI- nor Wlll'i‘n llIIIv own! to. Mr.
llmnlin tII'IIIdII in how: IhI- IIIIimilI'I'
hltrppl'd. h'lldl"\l“l', and may ntll l“? lh“
IIIIItlI-l IlIIIp llII-I . Tham- li-’ n heavy
[I null) tor tlII tIl‘lIllI-I Ill polluting
mum. and it in tin IlIlIrllIlmltiIIn of
tho ulliI'I» [it Hi llu l‘IIkIlII kI (‘Ilrpdln
tltm III III’E'HM f’llll' III lhI- llIilIHt Ixtvnt
nil ('ifl'tll'lll'r
WOBKMEN MAKE NOVEL PROPO~
SAL TO EMPLOYERS
"ANY“ “Y lit". "" P'llltllliv-je -' Ill
tho litmus Von tluli- t', it hilt hut
fmriillfiil'lill’lfli! firm “‘1'“. llI’IVt' hilltdl
”ml in (iiilw lllt’ IIIlIIlIIIllIi lII-Iut‘llt’h it‘lll'
[mflumml III. tlIP till; :iIlI Ill ,. hueIIIII
entry ulil III-wilt hull tlIIil p.II- lm ‘.'
rI.IIInliIIII IIllIl Illlow lhI- IIIIIIIirIinIr halt
to remain with llII I-ompnuy for "Mr
mm
l.t'lll‘ll and will livllrl'.
lH Ill' Mi'. and
how-
m...- M»-.. -m
Nothing no hire tor n luncheon or
cute as Argo [ted ilnlmon hand
i
W or soled
.. iloilmvs.
llI'l'li molt-int: ;.
onnlen'" Ale nonoron
JIIlIII llllillillit‘l hull rI-IovorI-Il lIIIIu
II. H-‘Hll' Illllck ol'llII pulp
Mill. loiIII lZIIIllII llIIII sold litl‘ house
III. i IuolItl Io iIIH-I'nnilh
Noll Yr-IIIII’ two, the young people
tli‘l' to (tire :I I “(’0 ill the Town Hull.
Miss lll'lttli 'IItI-l‘iulry with m'elllli‘
Iil't'i-lt'lllt'tl will II hundsotlle pointing
by iiollI-Ilu.
lrluiu II}. Kirk illitl family, or Nor-mun
Heights, ‘wlll lulu-mi lhI- hollduyo ill
i'hliudoiphiu.
t‘IIlIlI'IlI'IIIr 0; (‘.
in the interior III
llu lmiloy iliit’llllt‘.
A largo utgnhom'tl htIs llt‘t‘ll t'i‘l‘t'lt‘tl
(ill ”to lot tljipilrllt‘ lhI- l‘t~I-tlttI-llt't- ol‘
(.‘lltll'lt‘l-l Ituytnond. on the llurlI-n mud.
The Christmas party of Mr. and
Mrs. l). C. ilowml will lllt'llltlt' Mr,
Mrs. Iii‘ivoutvr ilIIIvI-ll and family from
“Ullt' lIIlIIIld. Mr. nnIl Mi'lt. (.‘llill’lt'ti
lltlyon llnd hill-ill Ilia ltowoll, Ul' Sow
York, and Mimi l.IIill ltowIIn.
lI'IlIll',IIIIlI.»II of roll! (astute were l’t't'lll‘ll-
ml in llzlrioll. lust wwk. IIII lollows:
I'lliimtln. i). l., to .i. A. 'l‘rowhl'idiw.
(lt'llll‘ill nun: tt‘olsnuulll. .lumh, lIl
llrullI-ll lit, Worlmwn'n (Elm-lo, land; i
Howell in dot-ovul-
Ml‘. WIII'iI‘n houn-
ll. Wllltllt,\ to .l. ll ()hol‘llllldI-r, innrl‘.
Wold, ii. ,to W ll}. 'lhllllt‘ln, ”lth-‘t'i
lilo III ill,\
'lllt' illiti‘lgiiflt'h iiilitlllillt‘ll
In 51.5%. , . ,
A Not-walk Illsplllrh Huyn that 8le-
I'l’lllil'liflt'ill. Kallwusuor, oi the Connor,-
llt‘ill (foutpunynuud Snurrintulldolll oi
lllltJH iIZlII-II ll. this-III Wt‘l't' Ill. Noroton
yesterday nilornooll, lllltl illiltlt‘ the tin-
Ill I-olltlot'tlou of tho tl'oiiI-y food ert'H
llt’llt’l’t'll New York and Boston {tot-I‘m
llll' NIIl-oton river. it in ovidoul, how-
IIII lllill no (‘lllt-t Inn lil' Inn illiiiE-ll-l
lilo iH‘lit‘l until the '(illlliiliit iuliilin
h lll'ldgo
Home I x (-‘tN-l-llx-l-llv v-I-ilvllltllllgi’illni , of .11 re
Charles \Vlil‘d'lilil‘y, mother of Chariot!
ti. \Vlllt‘i‘liill'y" of Dorian, Wt'l'Il relentlt’
ly tIIiII'n hy Photographer iluvoo, of
Slllnll’ord. Mrs. WIItIII'llIIry‘ I-ooolVI-d II
'lvllvr sllIIWI-l'” on. her itilth birthday
:ltlllivol'utlry hull. Fl'ltltl)’ at her lltillit'ill
’i‘lllltIIIIigII lilll. III-r. l'lllltll'l'll were Illl
plwmll. 'l‘hoy ili’t' MlHi-l NIInI'y WIIlI-r—
hIlry, ’i‘IdIlludgo liiil; Mrs. llt‘lH)’ Allll
z-tI-Iluy. lllll‘lt'll; Mrs. Mary iivnnhuw.
rioutllllorl and (‘hul‘ion (i WIIIIIIIIury
“ililt II.
The nll‘lllllti‘li of tho Chill”! motion
ili‘ lhl' Worth-I" Ntlllitll lhll'il n pl“: II Ill
‘\t-lll|l'i4lliiy IIlIullinI: ll'I-I‘II 'i'ilIII‘Idorll
l'uni llt‘liltill,. l‘.llllt'l' LIIIIIIsiIII-
i‘,‘I'. lilllmu \Vt‘t'kt', .Itlzuruoru Smith.
l-Idwut'd Nordilf lllld lliU‘t't')‘ l‘:lllt‘ti, III]
of whom tlt't-itl'\t‘ llIIIlIII‘IIlIlI~,‘IIIIvIIliIIII
i'III‘ llit'lt' lute-lost nlld pl'otil'll may ill lhI-
hintory IIl‘lhis country, Ill: lIrIIvI-d by it
I‘I-llI-w lllili morning, ill l'l‘lill'llilll
l'illlllllliltl. 'i‘iIII pII'iod or liltiltii'} tIH
t‘l‘t'll Wilri i'l'oln \t'IIIIhillIIIIIu‘a :lllltllilil-l'
ll’llllt’lll to tho ('ll‘ll lI‘Ilr,
hIIt hullng IIIIIItl t'ot’iuuvd [Ir-\‘iollsiy
for flu punt liitiillll. \lr i'IItIlllIlild'sI
lilt'llllill in to roll on titt'll lllt’llilif‘i Ill"
liII- villus (or t't’t'llll; Ill IIIIVli I’itlllilllll-‘I-
.ll'illllill' WIlrIilingIIm‘s, .-\Ii.IIlI';I. .lI-t'-
tuition}, MIN lllon milling: ltII‘ llulllllll“
i‘\”i‘lllH Itil'lill (‘I‘Vllllll IllI‘I II 'l‘llIIIIIlIIl'II
ilolmI'II holds it hlIIlI l-‘t‘lll'tl ill “Hilly
IIl‘ [\lllt‘l‘ll'uii history. lIIll on “'t'lllit'h
dul llltllllillt.’ thwlmtlh- \le- ‘Ilt‘l‘dl'Ull
l‘lthill'il .‘JIII‘Ilin :Ind llIIrI'I-y illltws, tho
“KIIlsI-l'“ \\‘lliilliit.' on tho ill‘nl l'lllillll
illlll “Young Alill’l'll’il “it tho III-mud.
Wfisrponr. »
Mrs. l.:lIII|II~rl llZlH I'IIIIlrlIIIi from It
\lhll ill \\I'altill.
.\lr.~'. llill‘l'lI-l l'IiI-I-
l‘riI-lld» lIl l‘l‘idglliol'l
(II.. III' the lil.-»l ,I-IIIIIII- morllngn mm
It ill-Illllil‘lii ('lll'lrlliiliill Irma
lire: lIZiIII. l‘ insiII-Im'. ill t'roIIII iitgh-
Will, “3"“ ml ml in SIIIItilpIIrt.
.‘Iii ’ It I Nun‘- Hm» l‘l‘llil‘ilt'tl from
1th llltlill ilvyilittlll‘.
will on hold in
('hrisltuns
it. tho t'lil‘Hl of
, \i‘
t‘lII'iI'tlllllu out till .2
liillll ifgvinI-AIIIIT ('lllli't‘lit'ie
‘winl.
l‘ll'llt'I‘l llwrs llili't' ro-
in Now
.\lr ililtl \lrII
liii’lltll from ll livllsnnl \lait
York. _
'l‘lw Hill: «I t‘tllil‘
IIIil:~l rilllldlll .uI-llool inII III-
owning.
Mrs. Frvd \V. Iirugory. Ill ilrldgth
purl, has hwu u i'I‘t'r'lli IIIII'III ol‘ Airs.
Willis Joints.
Alias (Yhztnlll lr"‘(‘lit'i‘ ill lilo Forum
H‘llHOl. in l‘iljlltllig llt'l” l:lI~.lliIIIl at her
home ill Now llltHli.
.l il‘rlvd liol‘htlln, who is employed in
llridzwporr, purist» Ii HIIlIIltl‘ hi hi...
homo lli Slutt- t-ll't't'l
WI-slpIIrI (”Ironm- \‘I'lll ho’d its Christ.
mm: I'Xl'rl [sou zltlIl tll't‘lli'itli' IIu Iiuhol'-
l'hl'lslluzln ll‘H' Iloxl \l'wduonliu)
I'l'l oi lhI- Motil-
hold this
lli'l
:ltI-
owning.
Slims Dorothy Atlillllri, IIl‘ llw Vill'lllll.
prepared and read ll \‘t'l‘i‘ ltilI'l'I'ItlllIit
pnprr hriol‘t- the ii. A. it. in Sonthport.
inst not-k.
Mimi ltuth .ViIII-l'llrllllld. who in my
tending school in l’lltllldI-lphizl. huh ro»
turtlnd to her ptIrIInlII' bump in lhI-
l‘llrnls, for the holidays.
Edward Dooleln huh lilki‘il a [itiHllltm
IIII I-nulllI-I-r o! the sloumor two. of
.ltlilIPltttlfl'll. and lung gum: south to on
141‘ upon his m-wdutlno.
l‘lIIlriIIII Wilt'ox is looking runny im-
provements M hill [Ilufl' on (Imupo
slim-t. “u in blunting n‘Ill lhI- t‘m'ltit
lllltl grading his groundn.
”the dock». bathing iIIIIIIII-II null t'Ilti
iIalIhIIlI- run from Homo llt'illfll to ('Iml
|Iti lll‘ill‘ll hour ”"9” totally ItI-ulIIIII-It
illllll washed away. causing many thml-
I'IIIIIlII of Iloltnrn damage.
A. Y'l't'lit' has bought lllt‘ iIItI-rvnl of
(inhriol iiI-lloil ill the saloon ltll’lllt'l‘ly
IIpIrIIlId by Jtlhn MCCIItln. Amdh'u-
lion hm lII-IIu Hindu {or thI- lrIIIIIItI-I of
tho Ill-unit llll'llllt' to Mr. Fresh.
t‘lIIIIlIII lllltltllIIIrg lltlll lhtlllrl liriw
roll lilih' M’lt‘h VIII" doll» in row-Ill
willie III the Pink» ii'itfillllfllll. it it:
[lll'niilitt'll liIIIt Ihny will luy their
prim own. and in the luturo [WM-mill
”will to their children.
(In Thurndsv night the l‘ronhnry
Stern will Inc-III the Pasquale in I (tend
itlld ‘
'Clli‘ll'illililh'
this l,it.‘.l'llii_l
ly fame or ossketbntl at “the old Callio-
lio ,I-llurch After the lllolus of the
t‘ltl‘llflKO are cleared away the St. Paul
lt'illli will meet lin- Jnulor \Vt'fillitli‘lfl
lm II sIllnluluge.
The new ice house in course or r-ou ‘
Nilltl'llilli tor Lloyd Nunh will lit' mu-
of tho llm‘si ill tho IllulI- Ml. Nash
is lunlulltng lllllt'llliiN‘t to col and
”hill" the lit! he moron uqu no lllltl
mm IIllII» will no of uniform size. it
IIIIIIIlnII to lil‘ 8W1] Whether the won
”or will he told enough this Wllllt‘l
to tumor II good Ilop.
'l‘hv Illlal meeting of tiIIR.WI-.Iltporl
lire Ile rtlnolll, which took place at
the rooms or the saugollle k Hose Ioul~
puny on Mommy night wvnl of! as it
it hull been grt-Illlod for tho (Will-don
't he elm lion or (imt'l' us for the ensuing
your was not. tulorrIIpII-d by any I-IIll-
tents, and I-vo-rrylhlug wnn harluoulouII
from lnvglunlug to end. The otttcers
t‘lt'l‘lttll Wol‘t‘ IIII follows: i". N. 'i‘tly}or,
president: John E. lan'l'enco, voo-
prrsillrllt: John (littlll.,, troIlIIIlrI-l':
itdgur li. Perry, (‘lllt‘i I-nginI-I-r: .lohn
WIville. llrst IIIIIIlstzml: Joseph Morton
HIIt‘tIiltl IIIIIIlI-Itulll; Dr. J. Nolun, Dlll'l'll'
l'ltlli. ~-Tht’ next annual meeting will
ho hold ill the rooms of Plum-or Hook
illid Ladder company in Wontporl.
mitlost dlstlgurlng skirt eruptions.
t‘ll‘rllllllll, pimples, rushes, etc.. are due
to impure blood. illlrdock Blood Bit-
ter» is It cleansing blood tonic. Makes
you cit-ar-eyed, clenr-bralnéd, clear.
‘IIklnued.
POOR MEN PRETTY WELL OFF.
President Stuyvesant Fish. Says the
Rich Have Been Hurt. ,,
('iilCAllU, “ttt'. ill.” "“Now look hero
--—lllII l'lt‘ll than is trolling it routing
and going those days. The poor ulIlII
does not “PHI to how any vol-y ltt't'li
jI-Iliousiou of tho liIh lnlln lor
:lt any l'tllt"”
Firth ill on liltl’i't'lt'w gtlvo that note III’
out-Inlrugelnoln to tho lotus Wt‘llllll)’
lIrI-Ihvrll tum night, .
"Yes. the tiO-(‘fllletl poor man is
tlrolty‘woll o't’i', lokingil Itllogolllor.”
Wt-lll on the New Yorker, who in light-
lLllilIIIId “The wugo (*ill‘ilt'l is getting
good IIlId ”it'll‘li' pity, tho (tilllllliltllllt‘ri
of life llt'tlyflllli’ to his existent-o urn
Iltetlousiug II who IInIl gt'fltiilll) ho
should he prully will Hilllrilli’tl with
hlIIlIIolf this (.‘lli'liitlll;ll-l.'”
"()h the l'lt‘li mun gore-I the world of
it," IIIIiIl Mr, Flrill. The amount of
liltlllt‘)’ IIIIIIII- of tho hig follows hurtl
lost might lII- (illlt'll Ilpptlllillg-w-ii ollII
wvrI- nullity uppuliI-d. 'i'lloy htlvu lil’t‘ll
I-xpol'iI-IIIIiIIg some misty i'ilii‘lllkil'q’t‘ri
or Villllt‘fl in III-I-lll'itlos. 'i'lliII IIWIIltliinlz
pIIIIIIIII hlls .lt i:~IIIIl'iII-I-n‘ IIpIIrI‘Ii lhv
mult- ('llrnt'L‘
'l‘hoII- has In on It howl Ill. lulu it‘I'U'l'i
llIIIl tin IIIIIIIIIIIIllIiIIII \H'll illtz‘IIIaIIillg
III pl'iov. .Il'l'litt enough, too, lull for tho
III-II llli‘t't' months or so, the prions of
I'IIuInIoIiiliI-II ,huw gI-III-I'lllly hot-n go»
tug down, and tho ll'HH the wage Iellru
or lliih pity pity out for u lil'lug thv lII-t»
lt‘l‘ lit’ is Off." . ,
CHRISTIAN SCtENCE INSTITUTION
For the Benefit of the Poor and the
Generalcoodol Al.t»Manklnd.—~
nos'rox, Ilt'l', 21l.-~«A ('lil‘lltllilll
Sill‘llt't' institution, to mull :Il lI-Ilsl
dlyltlttlltlll. illltl III lII- llt'h‘lilt‘tl l’alil‘t'lillly
to helping tho poor, i.-I 'tilI- lillt'l’ll Ill‘ll-
jt't'l of lhI- tfhl‘iutilln Solon“: moro-
li’Il Ill. ”i’ho lll'tvl llt'WH of tilt» pl'oon-t.
(Illiit' today through the ('(llillilllri of
tho ('llli.IllIIlI SI'lI'III‘II SI-lllinvi. tho
unwilll organ or llit‘ IIl'LrIInizutlon. iilltl
:ll‘v N (l port of tho t’tll'l't‘h‘plll “‘1“ i' lw-
Illmn Mr. MIII'I llllkt'i' ti. .ddy, lilo
lt‘itlll‘l‘ of tho tIIlll‘l. illill Art’hlhtlltl Mr-
l.I-llIIII. lllt‘ I-dilor of tho tlt‘lltilllllliilltill-
Ill _lIlllIiiI.lllIIll.~‘ . ,
till lll'i’l'llllll‘l' ll, Mrs.
to Mr. .\iI'l.I-llull:
"i tlt'rili‘l' to tilllllllt'ilt't' immediately
to louml :l ('lti‘lliliilll Helene" institu-
tion l”(il' tho ript‘i'llll honolit ot' the poor
illlll the gl’ni’l'iil good of all mankind.
'i‘lw rounding and endowment. of this
institution will cost ill, least. 31,000,000.
i’leIIw oonn- to mo Ilt your earliest 0;»
porlunily and i will give you further
III-tililn." .
lil/lillt'lllt‘nm‘ to the summons, Mr.
.‘-.tI lxllun wI -.nt to Concord, N. ll, Mrs.
l: IlIly .~I llUlIll', yesterday.
JUDGE TO TAKE REST.
l'lvidy wrote
.llllth' Howard B, Scott. of timely“
(will! or common pious, will follow cus-
lonI i’mll retrain from holding court
this week. but will come in Tuesday.
lII-II-mhor Ill. to hear the remainder of
”10 lI-III.Imlony in the cone or George
S. Jennings against the Connecticut
ltullway and Lighting Company.
New Year's will he obeterved by tho
judgv. quietly llt his home in Dnnhnry,
.IIlIl ho will hogln thv how your ofilclui»
ly on January :5. Ill 10 p. m., for
which llll‘l't.‘ ill'sv several (’ttl-im-l Niht'd-
liltll. Among thorn in the unit. oi the
\(WV York, Bridgeport, and Eastern
liIIilwuy company, generally known in
lllln III-r-lion III-I the "parallel rIIIlIl,“
which was how-r hIIlll, IIIlIIinHt Joseph
Molil.
Now
lililt'l,
.inmvph owns lhI- anenI-Itroulu
on tho road to Derby, Whi‘l't
[lilli‘llnH lll't' (‘illillllilt'tl III "nlIIkI- no
noise." and the old "parallel road"
hIIl or layout runs through his prI-lu
tum, Of course if lht' mull Wt'l‘t' built
‘-‘.lm" would have to put up with tho
.lllllril', hilt hI» rim-unit prnptulI- lI
him his litlI~ (ltilillll'tl liy II ruilwul
I'orllpamy. which hI- any: in his answer
to ill“ ('tlitliiliillll. down not exist.
Tllt' t‘tmlpitll)’, thrml h lionry ll,
l’mrot, hrouzhl suit It hit it your
IIIIII to N'Nll’l till. to thr- IItrip light
iodII wIIlI» wlIlI h IIIIIIIIII-II llit' ltuwn
Hli‘t'il IlerIlIIlIIIII. MI. .ilotll. ntlII fill}
in: through hill attorneys that M
did not lIIIlII-t'I~ the railroad l‘tllnllitll)
I-xisln. says that t’Vt'fl it it rim-II IIIl
Torn» ponm'nulon for WM if. your» hIII
lII-I-n l't'llllnt'll IIIIIl thIIl ho li’ouzht i
from Mrnund Milt John 'I' liIItlmJll
who in turn N'Clllt'tl it from Mr IInI
Mill id W Kllollintt who bought i
of tho O‘HN'I' ll‘tllll whom lllr' I'Iliiwu'
('illlllitil} unys ll ohhlilll'll tlllI- to ill'
ltlrlll
lit- [with r one the loud fll'l’lllt'll llI
Iishl Ill MI} in; it rIIllIoIlIi to ‘H' hull
within It rI-IIIIIIIIIIiIlII, lllm» IInd that it
its ”More to build llII- Until it to»
lI-ltml lIII thrill!
‘W but do Hill (IIIIIIHI'I llII- I-hit
danger of wwalth'" hIIiII Ii lhu ooh-ml
mnu, "’l‘hnl the other Mlow will haw
it." responded a bearer tut-lined II
tilppnncy ,
t
In...”
. t'xtllil‘tl March 3 limit
”i .ol' Henulol'
I I-I'
Stuyvesant ‘
..I:Ilu.I:IIlItlIlu in till-suggestion to numb
seNATon usually one. I
Held Many Positions oi Prominence in.
the Government Service.
PENSACOLA. Pill. IM‘t‘. Eds-”“90""-
tot illepholl RIlusI-ll Muilnt‘y llll'tl IIl
l21llt II, In. today.
WASiilNll'l‘tm. tier. 2:l.~SenIIlor
Stephen R. Mallory, “l’l‘lltll'l'iil, of PHI-
humid. Fin. Willi lml'll erl'I-mhI-r ‘2.’
1848, entered the Confederate Army lIl
Virginia in the toll of listil. in the
spring of liltiI'I llt' wall appointed luid-
sliipllliln in the (toutodorall- lluvy. iiI-
gruduottd from Georgetown College.
llistrlol of Columbia, in June, llllill.
lie was ulllnltlod to the HuprellII-(follrt
of lnulIIiIllIllII Ill Now Orleans. in 1873.
HI.- removed to Pensacola, Flu, in Hill,
Wlll‘l't‘ ho pruolirod his pl'()l”t‘lil'ilt)li. vuln
ele‘rloti l” the lowrr hotluo of tho. lI'lIIr.~
ldu legislature in i376 and to tho Sl‘ii‘
ult- of Florida in 1880.111itl wnu re-Ieieol-
i'tl ill I884, lie was elected to the 52nd
and 53nd (.‘Ullfll't‘ririt‘l-l from tho llI'Ht
district, of Florida, nurl was (’lt‘l'lt‘ll to
lllt'l,”lillt'tl Slutes Senate by tho lI‘iorlA
till leutslalnrv l‘or illi‘ lt’l'ill beginning
Mnrrh .4, 1397, and Will-l ro-oleI-tod ill
1907. Hill lt‘l'lll of sI-l'l'tIII- would have
The, degrm- III
l l.. l) was conferred won hilll by tho
Georgetown llnivolnlty ill 1894 Senuv
tol Moiloly was it lllt’liilit’l oi the III-u-
lilo committees on commerce, fisheries,
Iluvul Ilflulrl-I, Pacific islands and Por-
lI‘I Rico; plilt‘lllti. [illlillt' hI-Ilith and un-
liollul quilrnnltue and the revision of
the towu ol' the United States.
BULKE'LEY MENTIONED.
Senior State Senator Suggested tor
Nomination for Vice—President.
lIl ilI-pnllltcllll circles in llurll’ord.
the Hiltlt'l’lll'llt is liliitlt'. that lhI- nann-
MIIrIznu (i. iiIIlkI-ley will
he pronenled to tho tIIIltIIuIII ('Uil‘v't'll-
lion .ll (hit-n "ii lot the IlI’IIllillIlIiIIll
I'III vwlrcplenldI-ut.
it this slut ”limit in (tlilt'tl it will
not he lllt' lllrii llillt‘ ll.:Il Hounlor
lllllkI-llll'y unlno has lli't'll.].li'l‘ytolnll’ll to
m.- ”(Illillllll'illi ullllomll mmentlon t‘ol
illt‘ llilllllildlltill l‘or \‘lr‘v-pl‘vfiltll'lll. A
(va yours ago the t‘olItII-I-tlIrltt dole.
gillion (‘rt'iltI‘tl quite on ll‘llrll'llnl iii the
llillI' Senator lltllkIIlIly for this otliro,
it. in llt‘l‘illt'tili to any that tho sunn-
tor’s lollow citizens of all shrub-II of
political opinion in Hartford and
throughout tho state would he Ilollghl~
Oil to rll' him nonliuutvd lIl Hit it»
lIllhltIIIlu llIltiI lull mutton iIuI fol \l('e‘
president
llrookn “how do people get the
MU“ lhIIt tWI) Izln lilo as cinzlpil on
out-1’ Newton Perhaps it comes from
tho i-Iilllil' some» as tho ltll'll illill two
hourly hunt on one,
OSTEOPATHY
This modern treatment has been rec-
ognized by the different loglslaturos
of most states in the union. in order
to practice Osteopathy in this store it .
is necessary to be a graduate 0t 1 rep
.Iltohic school that reunites tour terms .
ol aetllnl attendance. After mam
tton it is necessary to meet all the re-
quirements required by the State
Board of Health. l am a graduate ol
the A. T. Still institute at Klrkuvlile.
M0,, the parent school. 1 him: born
licensed to practice by the Slate
Bonrd of Health When you make up
your mind to try a drugless treatment
it will pay to try one that is based
upon scientific principles and one that
is not learned in Is few weeks 'leu
yroru actual experience. ‘
Jerome D. Wirt,
Osteopathic Physician.
Ne. 12 lsaae Place.
IIE lHE FLAVOR
NOT T00 HOT
WQUHARS
PEPPI It SAUCE
iN‘s l'sY'IN
(.LTTING
L.
’fAR TABA‘SCO
!
|
as» ”ha—.— I
should be equipped with I deluty
snow white. one piece "Standard" POP
celaln Enameled lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenlnet it would
he to have hot and cold running water
in your dressing chamber, sleepI
lug apartment. or first tloor toilet
room? its presence would nllord you
the highest degree or comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent me-
chanlcs, honest and relisille.
Horace R. Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND Wlfl' '1'.-
Full line of the best kind of
lewelry,Diamonds,Cut-——
Class, Chains, Combs,
”CI, “C"
At lowest Possible Prices.
You won't be sorry It you Inspect
or line before purchasing Jewelry
Iteewhere.
A. TARLOV,
- Christian Sawrtz
Nemalk. Conn. ‘
Knicker—What is the college yell of
the whool of I xperiI-nre'? Hooker-”Si.
toucewxelt Ymk Press.
(WWW
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else
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fill? .IlF’r'nl
yen: known so ”ADMIN“, preys hm
HIIIIIIIIIIIII
Real Estate and insurance.
We hsVe several decided hsrgelns
in income producing property that
must increase In velu‘e withvthe mild
growth oi the'td'wnv
Hotel MahaIekemo.
J. B. CONNOR. Mgr.
Service and Cuisine Up to Dole
Rates .2 per” day and upwards
'1 e————
Stock and General information Ticker
Sunday Dinners. 75 Cents.
Tel 488.
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lllll lllllllllll BANK
souTn NORWALK, coon.
Tnonssc'rs A sense». BANKING
Business.
—-.——
CAPITAL,
, I 3100.000 00.
IUIPLUB—u— AND PROFITS.
O1 73, 500.00.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Prel.
JOHN H. KNAPP, let VicenPree.
Pres. .
WlLFRED sooweu. cashier.
‘ ' DIRECTORS,
. .E..H..Metheweon .,.Henry.8eymour.w ~
' Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Mervin
John H. Light .
lad H. Rowen.
Itolhewoeflflo
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
PLUMBING;
. STEAM
HOT WATER
AND
GAS FITTING.
John" H. Knapp
Joslsh R. Marvin
‘ moomm
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc. -..
W;
'50 South Main Street.
30. Norwalk, Conn.
—We give the S. s H. Green Trad-
lng Stamps. Ask for them.— .
Xmas Gifts
fine lmporlrtl and Japanese
C H i N A .
Cake Sets and Berry Sets, Cereal
Sets, Chocolate Pots and Sets, Cup
Saucer and Plate Sets.
,. We have imported tiorlllau China
in We Cups, Saucers, Dishes, etc. '
Imported Old EngllI-‘Ih llhle Warn
by not or single piece. These good:
will not oruzo.
Crockery, Glassware, Wuselurnlsh
lug Goods.
A and line at nicely- framed Pic
lures.
Picture Frames and Window abode:
mudr- to order.
Store open evenings until Decem
her 25.
M
”—4
--We give the 8. It H. Green Trad
ihg Clamps. Ask tor them.—
L. It. DECKER.
I7 Washington ltreet,
Tel. Con. South Norwelh
"Ens. E Jordan,
Bill lillltl lllllllll,
tiller, lloyt’s llluth Building
.007" NDIWMKI
Illa tiller, ill sun Elliot
MINIMT.
ill Washington St.,So. Namath,
i
,. $3.7. Furldnod Coats;
FREDERICK HI ROWAN, 2nd Vice- '
SEPH DAVISI
Teller. Clothier, grlatter, Furnisher.
CO. NORWALK.
JO
85 WAGHINGTON 8T.
Au os‘srut. more.
my Neekweor Garters end Arm
[il‘t'lifll‘ml 901M?!” ‘ lends
rm ;‘ 3:32,:xr' Cardigan Jackets ,
largo Ouepehdore Sweetere
Huihlav Callers and Curls Umbrella
.,,, ' .' Dress Shields Handkerchiefs
""‘ " . ‘ Hats and Cope Jewelry
"'l" “Willi Collar one Cult The “Why" Mul-
fire in no way Boxes” H 6 "til: i
. . Glove a on - s eons
d. ’dnpd' "m . heroine! Boxes eretlete
0“" “0"“ I Hall Heie Gloves
asuortlnI-mu, Trunks Shirts
despite the Fancy Vesta . Mothers
hvavy trade suit Cue Um‘ Cult Cases
Ill inst week. brellss Beth Belles
“Y “a... w.........«........ . ..
4. LL. ......,..._._....... -._.__—...~
A new consignment of , mi
SLEIGHS
All styles and prices right. 1
Now' Is the time to have your Sleigh: repaired and painted.
Horse Goods and Harness Repairing. “A:
HORSE CLIPPIN G
I Rubber Tires tarnished for all vehicles.
L. M. WRIGHT
.' CARRIAGE BUILDER AND DEALER.
North Main Street. South Norwalk.
”bile Tells monk i) Sll'l’t limo,
33 SOUTH MM” 87., 90. NORWALK [Sylvie ,I
Sreot'Reduetlon'ém(Infinite,Cestsfikms
, motels, 3pm and Ch‘lldron 2. Costs.
5th Lndloe' Suits for ,,, .; . $7.98 ” all wool Nun's Vetting Wolltl.81.93
"0 "3‘1“!” “0“” $2.32: to VotWaintn...................1.98
””00 .16 Sets of Pure in gray .........7.98
$8, Children's Coats
COME AND BE EgNVINCED.
4? .00
till loll 5 wk per ton
hot, lively fire suitable hr baklng, broillng, frying, bolting, roasting
and heating your house.
HARRIS & GANS Co.
.. ‘lhone 450. ' , ‘ ll Water street.
. _... Lfi_-...,....
ll I'm” SUPPLY or _ A .
Ammunition in All Loads,
AND A new AND owner: 7 LINE or’
Double and Single Gunsand Rifles.
Waterproof Huntino Coats. Trousers. lm’r
gins. anerun Cases
Guns Repaired and Rented.
Headquarters for Sparring 000d: In General,
Norwaik Hardware + Go.
THE HATCH & BAILEY CO,
souTl-I NORWALK, conm.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
' from a. Piggery to a. Palace. ‘
MILL, foot of Marshall Street. . W" , Tel. 46-3. .
LUMBER YARD, Water Street. ‘ hi. to 2.
The "so in homos oi lltlldWOOd Flooring, here or pallly row-rod with
rugs. Is rapidly increasing.
The reasons urI-z let. it adds greatly III ”'0' appearance of I room.
2nd. it in Inlay to cloud and km 61) clean. film. it in Inth cheaper in the:
long run than the old method of common flooring color red with carpet.
WI- halo a large and varied stock or iIIIIIIv limln Yellow l'lnc QII'Irlo-red
Oak and Maple Floating on hand "A him, to the wise.- in Uliflll’lt’lll,"
SPECIALTY.
LINCOLN ROOFING, A superior brand of ready "will!
‘3“?
up to (into
Rooting Warranted lIII- eight years wear wllhIIIt repaint or attention or
any kind
it is also a good substitute for alleloth as a floor covering.
Watch our "Want" "For Sale” and "To'
Let” column for bargains.
O
A warm Reception.
YOUR PIIINDI WILL RECEIVI A WARM CIGIP‘WON Wfllfiq
l'HlY ViIlT VOU THII WINTII l' YOU IUV YOUR COM- ” 0's
ION! IUT THI DIST 001.9. COAL THAT l. COM-o
B. Hershfleld t Son.
lust mm eraser. sun..- ....lttl.'fll.. .
rear, nous se‘
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