itecltnllon-t‘hrietrttntt ltlrerywltere,
I wt‘larol-o-Citristmas Hells,
. You may make your purchases trout
'Apoiio
is nearing. colttpitstiott. an uncut Ul'.,l.l.ii.',
written”. one. t4. 1907.
Tell
“thuhelorunlak “ .
Ayer'e
Wild on.
(on (a.
-.wr_’c' . .... V.-.” g,
In Christmas Packages.
We have is complete stock of APOL-
LO CHOOOLATES put up in the most
attractive holiday pncittt gen we
have ever seen. No purer.
richer or more delicious cott-
fectlons than them- are made. hear
them in mind when «selecting Christ-
mas gifts. All prices from 35c to $6.00.
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY.
205 WASHINGTON STREET.
. Telephone Cali. 15—2.
All Ordera Delivered Free of Charge.
[Iii iiWil
‘a-nn-n ‘fnm
_Mlnn Minnie Hell, of Mt. Clair, New
.lel'ney, ls t-lpi‘llllliigv tho holiday vaca-
tion at her home in Core avenue,
. Mr. and Mr». .I. Slut-hes Randall
will spend the holidays with relatives
and friends ltt Brooklyn and it‘reepori.
L. ” ,
A meeting of the Sunday school
teachers of the Advent (‘itristiau
Church will he ht-hl this t‘l‘t‘lllllti at
the church,
n”PIpP$, I'nncy 'l‘ohact-o
‘Seiecte‘d for llit' Holidays.
Phone, 451.
The work ot‘ painting the tlt'awltritlgt-
Supplies.
littt'ner's.
second coat has. lIl't'II out on. ’l‘hc
change in the appearance of the struc-
ture in remarkable, ‘
The program of the itlnst Avenue
Methodist Church will be rendered on
Christmas night at 7:20, as follows:
Christmas March.
.. . iinrttcw Musical t‘lub.
Hymn—Come ’l‘hott Almighty Kine...
Chrinttua» Address.
Ilev. (l. ’I‘. it‘reettttttt, I’astor.
t'latttt Hung and lit-citation.
p, I’rintnry‘ Ut‘mll'llllt'lll.
lieciintittnw ,ln’tte ('tlittllivtti,,
’ ‘ ' llins'lit'twie'Robins-tun.
Solo—«Old .Itttlett.
, _. Mrs. Irene.Slu-ritrtzroti. .
I‘filt'tllr—lill'illtliiy of Our King. »- -
Holo~Chrislmas Night.
Lillian Ferguson. '
limitation~lleiltlehcnt Light.
- (trace l’ardt-c.
Alberta Twins.
in.
ltt-cft’tit‘t't'ottw"fr‘i‘ltt‘ hip or city,it
i-lntllt» Richards.
(latest of Paradise.
llrtrnca Musical Club.
Tl‘ltr-~-:\Iigwlll7 ”IIHIH,
.‘dlstat-a Nina and Carrie (‘nrpetticr anti
. Mr. Merriam,
lluctu—-Illtri.~ttttns Star.
('aryl tttttl iinrry lllpsott.
Recitation ~\\'hat Can i lio’.’
Alain-l I’rt-ecc.
:tnti (Yhoruem—Uttr iiethiehtvm‘
l"l’lt'llfl.
Miss ('nrrit- Cerpcntcr.
llymn-~Al| Hall the i'owvr oi’ .lt‘flllii'
Name. .
——LADIES! BUY CIGARS
for the gt'nllt’llli'li'rt (Yht-latman gifts.
Holt)
ilztlner'e Stationery Store. Phone, 131.
'ROWAYTON.
Itohcrt Morrison, of Springfield, is
Hit'lltllIlK t’lttistntatt at his home in
(Ztttllipp tttreel.‘
iicnjrtntittrlt. John, who has been ill
rtt. his home in Ilowaytott iti’t'fitlt', ht
recovered and in out again,
itcv. It}. W, itysahc and family will
Spend Christmas in Georgetown. as
the WIN” of Her. and Mrs. liutlson,
Miss ltlllc'tt Crockett, at New Haven,
ls virtltiug her father and tttotittr. Mr.
and Mrit. lt'f'flllkllll (Ti'trt’kt-Ii, or Mr-
Klttie) ntrcet,
' Joseph Ii, itilirtcft-itvr, ot’ this: place.
is at the marl-mt ol' William It, l'tr
Ittzitz. .It‘.. in South Nor-italic timing
the Christinah rttstit.
William (7, Smith, Who last fall pur-
I‘llniii'll It}. .‘-I. Bartlett’s tt~;titlcttt't- at
iielic island. has lll‘t” spending a few
days here, arranging tor changes lit
the property pretioutt to his occupancy
"4"” summer. )li', Smith inherited the
millions til his brother, Pillsbury; I’hll.
the famous sporting titan.
'l‘htt Christina» exercises of the
itoWayton Methodist Episcopal Sunday
nt'bool will be held in the church this
evening. and the following very attrac-
tive program hart been arranged:
Hang.
School,
Prayer, ,
Ilt'ciiaiionwWelcotne Everybody.
Merton Bach-ti.
Itm-ltationv- l‘hritttrttas Welcome,
Mamie I’rlnt'c.
lit-citation,
Emma Tttttlc.
filttttttsmiiall tht- iiallchtl Morn.
tiirirt.
Holmwldttlc Star,
'i'lny t'lonc,
liecltntlonmlit-llo Santa.
.lohtt Canton.
Recitation,
I'nrol Mlllrt.
f'hurtutahilmitutary indium,
I'rlrnnry.‘
Recitation.
”Hill!” Moll.
Rmzilniionwthcn I Awoke, -
Gin-lye Atwnter.
ilttlo~ifhtitttrttmt Lullaby.
Maud liruntlnge.
Recitation.
lIr-nry lltt‘ltwhml.
mlomtt'wt‘ht'lnllltne Dollies.
my]. t'rocltt-tt and Miltirt-tl .lctmlnns
tiartet ~i'5torl of l'hrlai‘n liirth.
Mice lit'utttiaue. Mlltll't'tl Thrall, Tracy
- Ambler, i’renttrn ilttrt.
Soimfl‘attitng to Santa,
‘ trivia Nicks-won,
I‘ . tt-«ti "tilt the lie a.
532:)“ Moore. Mildred Theali. hier-
pry Mills. Emma Chairmen. May
Tuck. Ellen Jame.
‘megga . ~ , -
CD‘JF'LZl .. mum
Hon-Aineheliclchem mu,
2 . . .
Grim”. tbuta,
t5 are. ‘Mtuipww y. . .
(indent-Mun“: I . . €83.
. . . g;:"l;ot"t;m 1m .. 1.3:.
a a e . " - ~ I ' v
I ate". to cum (in: . r
ND V k km”, I.“ hide! 3dr 3- hutucmn to m u out; Enid Ulllcc.
”I! We here 1W ovum i We no _
W m I». ”Hi. the “enumeration: mussidun’.“ ‘9
' 2.4;. _
‘ 3...,I the in lt'tntl You Hate Always thug,
Signature ‘ - '
0‘ ' , I m ..
' 1' lion. “
store... 25c.
THE
-W-..- .,
Luis l’i'al i [Juli-.1 Platinum“
‘1
ilctdtationl-bunt» liar. the Crippc,
irorotity ltacizctt.
t-'olo--«~(‘t:ttlle Bong.
tiintlya Mills.
llt't'lltilittlr ~(‘hrltzttuzttt i.‘ Corning,
FAMIIILD eouurv wt intact. -
TION
e
Passed Last Week On the Death of
Colonel Frederick A. Hill.
The it‘alrlleltl t‘onnty liar held a
meeting. last week. and acted favor-
ably on the following restoiutionts, nub-
ntitteti hr the committee. on the death
of tittlottti Frederick A. liili. last stun-
titer:
The undersigned committee of the
it‘ttiriieiti ('ottnty liar appointed ttt talte
proper action on the death of t‘olonel
Frederick A. ilill. u ,tnetuber of this
bar, lteg leave to report the follow
liurohl Stitlt'iilll).
itecittttittm A legend oi" Santa (.‘iatts.,
ilnrion t‘otttes. .
Iiiaiotgttt-mChristmas Bells,
Mildred tinslu‘ttan. Ethel Mills. Marie
Moore, llt-t‘ihn Scoticitl. . ‘
Chorus «Ringing for His Birthday. i
Mildred (‘liblillllill, Corlne Acltcrt,
(litttiys Mills, Marion (v‘rocltett, l
Mill'li' Moore, ilerlhn iicttiicitl. I
Rt‘f'lltllltiil~-~‘M11l'ltrll'fi lit-cam, t
Mlll‘lflil (‘rot-itctl. ‘
Stilii—wiilltl'ltiliit Morn of Itejolcing. ‘
Alice lirttnduge '
Recitallort—~-tilad ’I'itilngs.
Elsie Atwnier.
Qttttt‘tt-t~‘~Sttt‘tly' l’t‘illlllg.
lit-citation. , l
Marjory Mills.
w.-.—
OABTORIA-
DARIEN AND, NOROTON.
(‘rcdlt should have been given in
yesterday's account. of the tire itt lint;
ion to the Noroton Heights lt‘ire lie-
itiii‘lliltdli, which was present on the
scent- with its chemical engine and
dirt good work in saving a portion of
tin-house. An atttornohliist went to
the Nor-oton t'otttpuny's ouartcra, and
notified lili‘dlli‘Illbt‘IZI-i til/lite lire, tutti
iOWeti the chemical engine to the
scene of lite‘binzo, nt‘rlvlng- there inl
good iit'ilitltlll. With Eagle Hook and
Ladder Company. of Duricn. tlte Noi‘tr
tt‘m'iire fightcrwtiitl tnost'cifcctlv-e oer-
vicc. . -\
.ioscph‘ ‘Gaffncy. a well-known Noro-
ton young man. who is at present
preparing for the civil-service exurni
nationxtor policeman ltt New York, re-
centlyupnssetl the physical tests with
the remarkable percentage of Hill. tip
to the pres-tent year, bttt two men hn e
t-rcr qualified with ‘ this percentage.
and Mr. tiaffney’s friends hitve it right
to be proud of ills showing. The civil
service papers pronounce him to he the
best speciiut‘tn of physical tlt'l’t,'l0]lllli'iii
to pass thr- exaittlnntlon t-It‘it‘t‘ycttr, and,“
as li,llilllii applicants have lit‘t'Ii examin—
i‘ll, it Is it record of no mean distinc—
A DANGEROUS DEADLOCK , I
that sometimes terminates fatally is
the stoppage of liver and bowel liInC-l
lions. 'l’o quickly end this Condition
without disagreeable sensations. Dr.
King's New Life, Pills shoititl always
be your remedy. Guaranteed obso-
ittteiy satisfactory In every case or
money back, at It‘. ii. Baxter's drug
. O.
WESTPORT.
Stanley it'illow has recovered from
an attack of the grip,
(Yttirln intttgdott has gone to New
York to spend the winter. ‘
Miss llarrow and Miss Mead have.
been visiting itt Sew York, l
in; minute. and resolution:
Frederick A. tliii was born July 4.
limit, ul Norwaik. and died at his home.
in that town Allg’lirti :tt, 19M. lie was
llil' only son of the Honorable ltlben-
ezt-r .l. lllll and Mary Mossutan Hill.
and (”iiillt,‘ of a long line.- of Connecticut
itilccrtlr)‘.
lie titted for college at Williston
Seminary. Itinst Hampton. Massachu-
setts, graduated at Yale IYItit't-t'ttily
in lshil, and from the Law ltepttrtmettl
itt ”no.
lie practiced law itt Norwailt. and
was clerk of the town court of Not”
wullt itt lSiitt. when he entered the vol.
unteer service of the l'ttltctl Staten
itt the ripnttlsh-Atnerlcnn War as
itttlgeatlvocute with rank of lieutenant-
t-‘olonei, lie served on the stall oi
Mnlot'ttleuct'aiJames H. Wilson on the
expedition to Porto itico. After the
occupation of the island he was mili-
tary collector of customs at Police, and
lliled that tryiut.r position with excep-
tional ttliiiiiy and judgment amour, a
people speaking a foreign language
and untrained in American business
methods.
Prior to his Spanish war service,
he Intd served in the. Naval Militia ol'
(‘otmecttcttt untl'itati been captain of
Company ii. it‘ottrlit Regiment. Pounce.
ticut National littard. l'pott ltlsre-
lttrtt from Ilitll war. he was appointed
ilidt'le—(‘tliiilt on the atoll oi the com-
tnttntllug otl'ttrer ot' the Connecticut
National tittnrtl. later prorttoted to
jtttlgtntttitocrtte. and then brigade it»
spector with rank of major. which po-
eltirin twitch]. at the. titue. ttii his death...
He was a studious, Well-Informed util-
ccr, prompt itt performance of duty
and cttthnalarttic in military work.
l'pott his tt-ttl’ru‘totNor'waik at the
clone of the Spanish war. he lit-crime
secretary“ and treasurer of the Nor-
walk Mills; Company, large manufac-
turers ot woolen goodn. He hot! it flat.
ttral inclination to ,lillhlflfiiifinintiiil special
aptitude for its f‘t‘qtlll‘r'llit'illb. His
umttngcntt-nt ol‘ the manufacturing. tilts»
triltutlttg and lluancltti lntcresttt ol' the
cotttpuny was ttturked with signal suc-
cess. tic .waa yestryntonnnd ,trctuti
nrer of St. Paul's ltlpiscopul Church of
Not-walk. Ills business qualities and
Itit‘llvtl interest in the affairnof the
church made his service of pa mount
mine. He was a member o.F Vt'l‘ill
yacht clubs. an tittpet't lit the p'r nclpies
oi' yacht racing and often wan selected
as judge or, other technical oliicer in
rat-mt of various classes. , .
lit the serious affairs of lite. (‘oionel
iilll‘s guiding principled were fidelity
and elilclt-nc)‘. ills conscience was
the product of generations of New
England nttcesiryt his tltoroughnentt
tin lllt' work he had to do was inborn.
ltt social life, the charm of his pet'—
sonttiitv and companionship won tle~
\‘lilt‘tl t‘t'icntis wi-tercrcr he went. ”i'
\ltlrl n ruatt of‘iarge, sympathies and
high ideals.
in the lull llilri'll of young manhood.
his lite was cttt short. a life llutt was
I‘lt'll lil purpose and promising or no-
bit- thing». an inspiration and a sacred
.- NR
lit-a. 'l'ttl‘lltrn t‘lllt'l'iilllli‘tl thc i:.st.tw'lnttr\“ttt all who knew him.
met-tutu or the Current Event» (,‘iuh, ltcmlvml. ’l‘hnt lllt‘ foregoing minute
\lr‘t “Hm" \iiils ot’ Crow lligh ,antl retoltttion he t'IIlt'I‘t‘ll ot’ record,
. .. t t' r t, .. '
., , , » , . _.:tttti a certified copy thereof be trans-
“M' lb “Mm”: MM‘ “HI ”‘ lintttt tttittcti to the family of the deceased,
lil'SSl-Jltl. FROST.
JOHN S. i’l'i.l..\IAI\'.
.l, MOSS IVES.
Committee.
Htlll,
'i‘ctnpit- Lodge. it'. and A, .\l.. united
in worship rittntiay evening at the
Methodist Church.
The \t’ally and women of Trinity
(‘hurch tttt-t yesterday to tit-curate the
t'iltit’t‘lr for (‘Itrtslttltts
The Concrocatlonttl Sunday school
rendered an t‘Xt't‘lIllOiliilly lino coir
cert Sunday evening.
Edward liooiiug has secured a pt»
Hilton on the Ht’iilttt‘I' Let- an engineer,
tti .ltlli't‘iiliini, :tiltl ltm‘ left town.
The Morris t’luh will itoid their next
Iilt'l'llil! iit'ttvtttlwr fill. it". Charles S.
Macl'ttr'land, oi“ South Norttailt. will
speak,
r. and M25, Hit-tillls \Vt-l'e tendered
il pi= wart: surprise recently by the
tncttti: 's of I‘lillbi t'iturch parish in
honor. if their lilei’l'Illlt Wedding tin-
ttit err. try
The choir of tho tirt-t-ns ‘ltl‘ms
I‘Itttrch undated by the I‘lii‘llit‘I‘ choir
of the church rendered lilt‘ cantata,
’l‘hc (Joining of the King, Sunday
morning. in the evening the Sttutlrt)’
school gflitt their t‘htlstntus ('iiI'll‘l'il.
The Wt-etuort It‘itc lll‘lliii‘lllil‘lll
have elected the t'ollowitts', oiIit'et's fur
the ensuing year: i‘hicl itinginccr. Eil-
tzar ll, i'crty: nettihttttttstfifiioittt il.
Width and Joseph Mutton: president,
Frank N, Taylor: Vlt‘é'rltIt-filtlt‘lil, .tohn
Lawrence: secretary: John F, ('oyic;
treasurer. John W. ilattlt.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. or how Castle.
rich, says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have grout tiistrcns
anti belching. I tried everything i
co‘ttld hear of. but nothing helped me
tttttii i‘toolt Brazilian iinim. and one :30
cent bottle cured me completely."
For «ale by it. it. Plalsted. F. ii.
Iiaxtcr and The Clifford Pharmacy. ”
W.—
A PLEASANT ACT.
Waterbury Man Takea Hia Ltfea—A
Berrea of Tragic lventa in Family.
\l’A'l‘Hliitl'llY. lic'c. 2t,--—i«3dward
i'lcnsant. forty yenrtt old. of 29m Iiltlll‘
op street. ctmtrttltted attlclde about 7
o’clock late night by wallowing four
ounces of enrbolic acid. illrt death
ht a curator of ti ttcries of tragic events
in hit! family. ills brother. it short
time ttgo. went insane after an at
tempt to murder hltt wife, following an
lttlury in a sensational accident at it
local factory, and noon after tiled. (in
Hunthty. tleorge lockwooti. his brotit
er-lndaw. committed suicide itt Null'
gatttck by drinking t'lll‘liollt' held and
heading three. bulletin from a revolver
into hilt head.
cL-wonxa.
Milt. llahfllllfll WI
ligature
of e
. t ,.
DANGER iN ASKING ADVICE.
When you have a cough or cold do
not ask come one what is good for it,
as there in danger in taking some III'I'
known preparation. Foley's Honey
and TM cures coughs. colds. and pre-
vents pneumonia. ’I‘hegenulne is In a
yellow package; Refuse substitutes.
The Clifford Pharmacy and Pialsted'a
Drug Store. . u
HEARST MAKES A RETRACTION.
New York Paper Takea Back What It s
Said About w. A. Chandler.
NEW YORK. Dec. Eli—The publica-
tion today of a retraction of state
ruents made in the New York Ameri'
can and Evening Journal in October,
count-cling William Astor Chanler, bro
titer of Lieutenant Governor Lewis S.
t'hanlcr, with the cone of Raymond
Hitchcock. ‘it is stated, may result. in
llit' abandonment of iihci proceedings
lttsllliltcti by Mr. Chanler agairnttw. It.
Hearst. The matter is now pending
below the grand jury. Mr. Hearst. be
ing held responsible for the action of
that body after a preliminary hcnrim
before Justice Wyatt.
"While i have not: consulted Mr
(Yhanier about the matter." said Sidney
ii. Harris, personal attttreny for Mr
(fitanler today. "the refraction L4 st
thorough and so cotttpletc a Vlntllt‘ii
tlon of my client, i do not believe Mr.
Chapter will tintl it necessary to pros:
the, proceedings against Mr. iicttrst
The atnknowlmhrcmcnt of error and tilt
personal regret. expressed by Mr.
iicarttt in today's retraction were sucl
as to leave little to he gained by trrg
lag the matter before the ttrnnti jury
and, personally, I do not believe the
grand jury will now be asked to in
dirt."
Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup. the new
laxative, stimulatctt, bttt does not lrrl
late. It ht the best Laxative. Cunt
named or your money bncit. The Clil
ford Pharmacy and i’lnlsted‘a Dru:
Store. "
M...—
DEAF MAN RUN DOWN.
PORTLAND. Iicc ‘JI. “Richard Hint
tlicit. of this place. wan run 'oter h
.t Irdight trnln near the Air Lint
station of the New York. New Hart"
and llttrtl’ortl railroad. yt'tite'rtlill‘. ll'l
lttfl‘lflg lit-Int: no lmrilv ('I'Ilrtl'il'd thn
amputation won tttctuttatrt'. iitnetilt'it i
Mild to he nlightlt dual tiltti watt tl'tm.
ing the tractor when the freight but”
ing down hit him lie is titty-lit
yearn old He Watt removed to th
illtitiiceett iloapilat in )Iid/iletom
where little hope is held out for hi
recon-w,
.,l
.. ~
(outrun.
And each dose II more elutlve than
{our time: the lame quantity of an
other on I; remedy, howavor we
I y rea-
mwdoduat and, may :.
Remember alwaya that KEMP!
WA” in II»
It. Inna netted thunaunia Iron: ODD.
eumpiion.
. It hue and thounnda of lives.
At all dmggivta', £50., 50c. and st.
advertiae and have"? m
, MUSIC HALL.
Again last night the Electmgraph
produced a fine program of moving
pictures. The management procnres
nothing but the best. Antong others
were Actor Among Boarders, fttil of
comedy; White Man's First. Smoke is
equally comic: Doings of n Fool and
Liquid Electricity were brought back
by request; Making a Modern News—
paper is a very interesting picture Itt
all its branches; Seaman's Widow, attd
Quick. I'm On Fire conclude the pro-
gri’tnt tutti are both elegant pictures.
Special ‘runlinee Christians day. Last
Saturday night Mr. Sittmplflwas prtu
h‘t'lllt’ti with a beautiful horseshoe ot‘
titm'ers. In celebration of lti.4 .hlrtittirtt
anniversary.
'i‘lil'l SHADOW' itiiliih‘l)
THRONE.
The inner working of the Chinese
governmental system. the i'llllillt‘ ln-
trigut- of the wily Orientals anti the
‘hypmj-t-ititat'attltuttc "of tin Citlrienc
towards foreigners as revealc in the
meld-drama. 'I'ho/ shittow Behind the
Throne. has pr red at veritttbht nonste
tion. As Rings Lint/[)4- Cordovn. one of
the authors,“wua‘raé ‘ r cttrretapondcnt
in China at the ”meg the Boxer trout
bio on which the tim Is batted, he was
able to rtiiltly conditions at first hand
and knows whereof he writes. Iioyt‘tt
Theatre, 'l‘httrsdny. Iittcembcr 2d.
m
T” it}
OTHER PEOPLE'S MONEY. .
Waiter ll. thotiall heads the cast of
Other ‘i’t-opic‘at Mont-y; which cornea: to
Hoyi's Theatre on Stitttrtlay, litttvt‘trttiier'
28, matinee and night. Mr. Woodnii,
who Is a: comedian rational!“ personnh
titled with the comedy for many «none
sons and has pltiycd the lending char-
acter. Hutchinson Hopper. with Illlil'lr
ed ant-court in most oi the larger cities
of this country and Europe, He is
ntlplltil‘itizi by a company of clever pet).
pie who have been carefully selected to
tilt the requirements of the several
parts an every character in strongly
individualized and calls for expert in-
terpretation. in order to give antena-
unable, touch to the tentivitlen a nltlil‘
her of the very latest up—to-tiate stongs
and specialties have been introduced.
making a utciangc of mirth. music and
general hilarity that should prove to
taste of all classes of theatre goers.
JANEY JIYNKINS COMING,
Mitts .lt-wcii Darrell will appear at.
iloyl‘n Theatre Christmas Day. mati-
ace. and night. This young lady, who
him been prontmnced a pocket edition
of Marine Elliott, is not. afraid to hide
her beauty under the make up and
guise of the
Janey .ittnklnn. which she portrays on
the stage. Mitre Durrell'sfather at.-
the character of Janey Junkin‘s and no
amount of assurance would convince
him that the girl he saw in the charm»
ter was his child. Finally, he won in-
duced to go back on the stage and be
convinced that it was sure enough his
own daughter. After a few moments
eyeing her in the dressing roomtnt
close range, he says: "Is it sure
enough you, Jewell?" "Yap, it's euro
enough me. Dad; using a atage phrase,
“Can I believe In seam?" the old
after the o d gent had seen it a daugh-
tcr In the hue act, where alt ta trace
formed into the smart. I tut of the
day,-he felt better and reckoned it was
all right for her to continue her stage
ti
career.
—Moat disfiguring akin eruption.
scrotula. pimples, rashes, etc.. are due
to impure blood. Burdock Blood Bitt-
ters to a cleansing blood tonic. flakes
you clear-eyed. clear-brain“, clear-
4kinncd. ’ 1....
CH ICAGO'S NEW HOTEC.
the new infinite Hotel to be erected
'll Laiiaile and Madhton etreets, was
taken out yesterday. With the fur-
nishings the hotel will represent an
invcnlmcrtt of $3,500,000, and with the
land, which wan leaned on a value of
12,500,000 the total will run up to
36,000,000. A feature of internal an
thowing the sharp decline in the price
d building materials is the statement
’,hnI the prmtent cot-ti lit nearly 3500.000
'onn than would have been the case
lve or rdx monthtt alto.
DcWitt'tt Kidney and Bladder Pllla
tfford quick relief for all forms of Irid-
tey and bladder trouble. A
reatment 25c. Sold by The Ciiilord
’harmacy and the Bridge Phar-
nncy' ..
WASHINGTON. liter, Zine—Rearm-
ulral Evan: haa reported to the Navy
'tttpartmcnt the arrival to! the lmttioa
thip iieet at 'I'rl ldnti. yesterday. The
ttimitnl's tllrtpa it not brief, aimpiy
tmtottnelrtg the arrival at that place
-f the and and aeettntl squadron of the
loci, and the admirain' tender the
"Inklofl. In the chance of any word
0 the contrary, the Inference at the
n . tALK EVENING
ity and artistic tnit‘tit‘tids. litiii been ldeti'u
simple mountain girl. "
tended the performance while the com- If
pany was in Kansas City recently. and --
HIIW his daughter for the first. time in :j
CHICAGO, Dec. 24.—-’l‘he permit for .
weeh'rt ,
tews rnou me annual".
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(Taller, clothiér, Hatter, rut-miter. .,
so WASHINGTON 91'. ~ :0. NORWALI‘.
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45 Wall 01., Namath. .
u Wpahlnpten It. to. Namath.
Real Estate and Insurantto
griwth of the town}
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J.- R.‘ CONNOR, Mgr.
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Service IDWEO Up to Date
Ram 32 per day. and upwarda
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Tel. 488.
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We have uveral decided bargains
to Income producing prepany that
man increase In valua'vdth the rapid
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Hotel Mahackemo.
Stock and Geaerai information Ticker
ShMathtnt—QJS cents. .
As USEFUL GIFTS. ,
We Nackwear Garters and Arm
‘ Pajamas Bands
tre areti , .
lot-ll. ‘ fiflrgnr' Cardigan Jacinta
large ‘ Suspenders Sweaters
ilolldav Collar: and Cu”: . Umbreliu
. d ' Dreea Shieida Handkerchiefa
”a 9' , l Nate and Cape Jewelry.
0"" ““Wkfit Collar and Cuff The "Way" Mul-
ure in no way Boxes d H d “tier n.
a t. . i Glove an an - a-nco
glifhd' H" , iterchief Boxes Wrtetleta
" " 3W“ . . {l Half Hose Gloves
assortments, ,‘3 Trunk: 5m".
despite. the ,thcy Vesta Muffler-
' heavy trade. Suit Case Um- Oil" CI!”
of last Week. brill“ II"! Bolus
u--. -q-. mg... n»... ..... A. ~-.m.«w.
A new consignment of true. ....J
" SLEIGHS.
All styles and prices right. '
. Now is the time to have your Sleigh: repaired and painted.
Horse Goods and flames; Repairing. ,
HORSE CLIPPING. M”
Rubber Tires furnished for all vehicles. ' "‘ i
“RIGHT
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”Active—4““
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, CARRIAGE ”BUILDER AN’D DEALER. ,
NorthMaln Street." - 823th Norwaik.
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. '
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N538.
I. H. Matheweon
John ti. Kit-W ,
, Henry Seymour
Sandal Grumman
Chrlatlan Bawrtz. John H. Light ,
Ind H. Iowan.
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FRANK= C. ~
PLUMBING:
STEAM '
HOT WATER
AND
GAS FITTING.
t
Tin,
Sheet Iron, Copper,
and Zinc.
l? 30 South Main Street,
" So. Norwallr, Conn.
lng Stamps. Ask for them.—
Xmas '.
finoitnpotttd
CHINA.
Cake Sets and Berry Sets, Cereal
a
Buucer and Plate Sets.
We have imported German China
In 10c Cups, Saucers. Dishes, etc,
Imported Old English [line Ware.
by set or aingle piece. These goods
will not craie. .
Crockery, Giauware, Houaefurnlshv
Ing Goods. .
A line line of nicely framed Ple-
lures. . .
Picture Framea and Window Shade:
made to order.
Store open evenings until Decem-
her 25- a ,
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—We give the I. t H. Green Trad
tug stampa. Mk fer them.—
L II. DECKER.
87 Washington Street.
Tel. eon.
0M. Hill's Mitt lillldlill.
IOU?" “MAI-Kw
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int. .232"t"tt.rtriir .‘n. '2; I'll 03“. “1 W W-
and the vessela of flu Met. 1 mm. H _
in hunt Bill
TRANSACTO A GENERAL BANKING
IUBI
Joelah fl. Marvin J. WallacetMarvln.
w. VANISCOY v w ‘
-—We give the s. a H. Green Trad-
Gifts
attti Japanese
Sets, Chocolate Pots and. Sets, Cup, .
ital [stilt lttkttt
3hr. Yoda Chink SSW finite,
t .33 scorn MAIN or. eomortwauc film”
9mal1¢dhcfioh5flcm5fll5.®bb\tr.$k\fis;
Try a tort of our N0. 2 NUT COAL. fit lights quickly, make; a .
. hot,‘ lively fire suitable fer baking, brolilhg, frying, boiling, routing ,
and «heating your houae. ‘ ‘
‘ ] HARRIS '&
“'ll0tl8450.‘
I a FRESH SUPPLY cg"
' Ammunition in All Loads,
'ANDA New ann‘coanarel out,“ or '
A, Dottble and Single Guns and Rifles.
Waterproof Hunting Coats. Trousers. lrtr
ginsand Gun‘ Cases
Guns Repaired and Rented.
Headquarters for Sporting Good: In General.
Norwaik Hardware Co.
89 'MAIN STREET NORWALK."
I, "8 Water Street.
HI.“
inn Enron & BAILEY “o.
sotJ'rt-I NORWALK, coma.
Lumber and Mill Work ior Everythin g
from a Piggery to n. Palace.
MILL, foot of Manila" Street. w TaI. 46-3.
LUMBER YARD, Water street. " ”'2 .., , ' l’ei. 60-2.
The use in homes of Hardwood Flooring,- hare or partly covered with
rugs. is rapidly increasing.
The reasons are: let. it adds greatly to the appearance of a room.
2nd. It. is easy to clean and keep clean. 2rd, It is much cheaper in the
long run than the old method of common flooring covered with carpet.
We have a largo and varied stock of Edge Grain Yellow Pine, Quartercd
Oak and Maple Flooring on hand. "A hint to the wine is sufficient."
SPECIALTY.
LINCOLN‘IOOFING.
Rooting. Warranted for
any kind.
A superior brand of ready made. upvto~date
eight years'wear without rcpatrn or attention of
it. in also a good substitute for oiltdoth as a iloor cowering.
Watch Our "Want” 'lFor Sale” and “To
let” column for bargains.
amt: Norwallt. . .
M‘vnw m“... L... ...* .mw... ..
A Warmjecepiio'n:
VOUH FIIINDI WILL IICIIVI A WARM RECEPTION Win"
i'I'IlV VIIIT YOU THIS WINTII IF YOU WV YOUR COM- 0' UC-
IONI I”? THE I337 ”LD- QOAL THAT I. 00M—
B. Horohftoid & Son.
l a warm "our. .11” “M "when no
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I Iliii liiif‘f’
ttANs co. .
, . ; 53%;; ~ , ,Wolsts. ions and thdren 5 Cents. .»
' ____._ 'y ; iii} intil‘es‘ Séuits for ”NW: 83 all wool Nun's Veliing Waist'ajimfl " " ' i"
, ' ,- 'l.il( 93' outs . . ' ' ,
. UURPLI‘:7AND'°I;?OFITU. it 32:7. Fur Lined Coats .........,..$22.5Ii 83 Net Waists ..........,........1.93
_.__' ”1 $8 Childrcrr'rt Coats .......$4.00 116 Sets of Furs in gray ........Q7.9B
EDWIN H. MATHEWUON Pr". - - - ' . .. . .
JOHN H.:.d<NAPP,"IIt Vle’a-Prea. COME AND 3:- GONV'N. .aa _ .
Pig'EDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd View "WW- ~‘»".’”’“""'“'—“'"~, m , . , t . y ,
worst: nonwsu-t cultiv- .. 5 00 * ‘ ‘ . ' 50 .
"preset-one, ' .,‘ $ ' I , .$ . .
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