. m—w—
~Teloseope lists. O'Brien.
. William Farris is substituting}. for
Frank Wa‘tterms-ii. river for the
Adams Express Company. owing to the;
lstier's illness.
«Choice Native
l‘c lb., at Hayea'
, m
. Mrs. Louis Quittinan, oi Stamford.
is visiting her t Mr. and rs.
- ,Bylvested Boutolitugin " M
‘ South Norwalk
—Telepliouo 790.. Bartlett's Wet
H“ Wash [Saves the #houwewlie's labor.
' Mrs Peal-1 giis of South Nor-
walk, was a rant gloat of her ofigi".
at
_ stats. Mr. and birs. Ben Howe,of
Hock. Ridgedeld.
--Ba rtle'tt's Wet Wash
l
lgiiiclteus or For/ls,
Tel. 790
» Family basket, 50c No marks or
f chemicals used. ,
- if you are looking for reductions in'
j stable articles read the lid. of N E.
Ryan 8: 00. it will tell you all about
the sale beiore stock tolling.
Dertt’ a Little Earl! Risers are the
best pills known. Sol by The Clifford
Pharmacy and The Dridge Phar-
, inacy. “
A stated communication of Old Well
Lodge, No. 108, l". and A, M.. will be
held at its rooms Tuesday evening at
8 oclocit. The F. C. Degree will be)
worked. i
-llo‘ys' Winter Caps.
Miss Riecke, one of the Concord
school 'teschers. has been called to
Meriden on account of the illness of
ther mother, and Miss Seavcy has tak-
en her place.
O'Brien.
i
‘4Chickens, ms and ltic lb.,
liayes' Mitt.
.Martin G man, the. retiring presi-
dent of the at Makcrs' Association.
at Danbury, who has held the other for
three years has been presented with
”no of $500 by the members of the
A atiou, which has nearly $15,000
in its” treasury
if you want the family healthv,
strong and active during the winter;
give them Holiister's Rocky Mountain
Tea. 'Twill surel make and keep the
whole famiiyw «Li 36c. Tea or Tab-
lets Piaisted a Drug Store,
A special meeting of the members
of the Norwalk Yacht Club will be held
at the Hotel Clifl'ord in South Norwalk
on January it, 1908, at 8 o'clock p. m..
for the purpose of electing a nominat-
ing committee to prepare a ticket, for
the forthcoming election of officers.
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‘vlitrtiett's Wet .Wash. Tel. 790.
Fifty cents 0 family basket.
Frederick Pike, the Maplewood farm-
or Who attemptod- to take his own life
.a few days ago. is getting along (our
fortably at the Danbury capital,
where he has been a patient mm the
unfortunate occhrrence, and for a man
in his Condition, he has a fairly good
chance or recovery.
I".
l
An eiiort will be made to secure (ion-
ilresalnan n.1, Hill as a guest at the
dinner of the State Business Mon 3 As-
wociatton. which will be held or the
Hotel Green. in Danbury, on the alter-
noop of January 23 in connection with
lllc‘ annual meeting of the Billie salvo--
-ciotibn.
it is very important and in i'mvt it is
absolutely necessary to health that
give ‘rolioi to the stomach prom . ,
». at the that sighs of trouble. 1“
somethln once ill I While: tulit'dil
after I‘. me:héng li‘kc KI
for Dyspepsa il gent on lw‘
enable your sioinach to do its worh
properly. sold by The Clifford Phar-
maey mm Bridge Pharmacy, as
‘m that the present
plea'salu Wootherw is causing a notice:
- business. 0031'.
rife flocking to tho
.. - outlying districts.
and no um parties have
been taken about in carryulls. The
weddlnn daring the week hare sled
«magma my for C(Itli'llt‘li nod oth l
or
an...“
i
city and
as she soitly said.
warp happy. healthy and -
“iii
cm
' late Thom
, 353'
l
estnut street this winter and altogether the crop of
"i "fires" this. season has been very satis-
. was not absent either, forrtlie coach
ltrmzk and did the steering while the
not much of a man if he had nothing:
to drink in the holiday season. Allen
knocked the man down and took old
from his pockets as well as a. silver
watch. Constable Kloh Allen arrested
Allen by a clever ruse and
to the lockup Tuesday afternoon He
latter in
i" ' ..
and robbery h in a week in Greea'
fauna in which tbo‘salse ”raw“
“31‘," collie on. the good site smil i . , ,
1‘03!!! Mountain Top it
tileda
il
ioli'Norwalit. ”i
The dlfléroiit ‘lleiiol'ttmnts of the
men are much pleased over the pros-
pect of steady work.
, Grace Gal 3th. doughter oi the
allow. 11 years of
visit w lie at play last Saturday
and suffered a tracuire of that collar
The broken hole was set by a
bone.
local ilhysicisu and. the girl is improve ,
lug rapidly. i
‘1
These are. polmy days lor the water-
man The frost list are rinsing strong
and the low tides have exptised clams
'and oysters sodhatv they have been '
shell in large quantities. There is it
demand fer fish at good prices. this,
have been caught in large quantities
factory.
The many friendsond,.ooquainuacoa
oi the bridal-n party crowded Christ
church at the BMW-Gotham wedding
on Wednesday. The practical toilet
which took the happy pletothe
South Norwalk station was elaborate-
ly decorated with placards announcing
that the occupants had just been mar-
fried and that it was proper to give
'them a good send off.
TthSons of Herman held their all-
nuai Christmas tree exercises at'Arloa
illill last night, Like all the enter-
tainments given by this lodge the even-
ing was one of unalloyed pleasth
from beginning to end All the mem- ‘
bars and their children received pref
cuts and some of them were unique.
There was a bountiful spread of eato
ables and the members feasted till an
early hbur in the morning.
All the lemons for miles around
were in attendance at the ball of the
lplnon Club Tuesday night at National
"all. There were yOung lemons old
lemons. and lemons ripe and unripe;
lemons in all the colors of the ram
how and lemons in the plain costumes
of the period. The best of it all was
that there were no sour lemons and
all had it sweet time The club did
not. get rich out of the event, but they
furnished the young people of the town
a line evening's entertainment.
The Operation of transferring 'the
big 300 h. p boiler from the railroad
to the Pest Paper mill was novel ands.
attracted much attention A big truck
clmstructed especially to carry enor»
mous weights was used and the "Bill?
fer from the car was a short job. A
team 0f horses was hitched to tho
Sivvcrly traction engine pushed the
load along from behind. The boiler
weighed 18 tons and it required all
the power of the traction engine to
push the load along the poor road to
the paper mill
Oscar Allen and Edward Duffy were '
held in bonds of 8500 to answer to the
charge of assault and robbery, by Just"
lice Joseph Morton. in Bangatuck.
Tuesday morning. The assault was
committed at the residence of Frank
Ellwood in Greens Forms on the do)
after Christmas. from the testimony
iii] tiring the hearing it was gleaned that
e two prisoners, with Gus Runner.
stopped at the Elwood place and ask '
ed the Polish farm hand, who was in
charge, to give them sortie cider. They ‘
were informed that there was no rider
in the house except one barrel which
Mr Ellwood hall renewed for his own
use. The Pole was told that he was
and Duffy both testified that Gus
worm
loft word for Duffy to Show up and
WOW: an Ilibi for Allen. When the
was notice for
m' I. “1%, say
act)
Md
tbs MW. .2301“:
yfor‘ lssonsndurd,
alleged to
Diliiy went suret
4 ‘ ' l‘
‘WW 1591"”11‘?
flan)» loll":
“up. lulu filth, a widow s1 yours ‘
loge liar home on Cosmo
blur gut
sho‘losi her mother;
V. dley Axe lacoi’y started up yester-
. sy (in full tithe. This schedule will be
manned indefinitely and the work.
i .
hermandthoyweretfi"
«M... u- M»... .
it Silt!
Households, hers is your opportunity. The one great little that looms
ID and holds the attention of every N omen that needs or is going to need
scythi in incline of Hanniumishiags. liu rods of atheism articles in
o. Draperies, Carpets, Hilts. Stoves, liner Sets. Crockery and Tia
Olily a mere limit is given in the a overiisemeat
f
’.
Brads Beds, ”8.50; Sale Plice. $25.00
lrou Beds. 8an Price, “9,75
m, Sale Price. ”6.00
. ' gale Paine, g17,oo
Dresser-L o e o ea. $18.00
Chiffonimp Sale Price, glue
notary Tables, - ' Sale Price, $17.00
Parlor Tables. - , . Sole . o 9.00
lids e Dinner Bots.’- ' SalePrlce, slug
ilton velvet My ' Sale. gripe, v ”1900
More 9w”, and
i into} 60
‘. 'eStoreoi't ality.".
y good Shoes bear this stamp.
trellis style and value' in pop-
rpnced Foot Tossed for
mom.
Merrill Business College
Has been Helping Young Men and‘Young Women to a
._- BETTER START lN ills.
Do not depend upon chance
Hundreds of Successful Graduates
Prove that Merrill training does not fail.
ENROLL JANUARY 2,1908.
., pi” M. A. MERRILL; ran.
South Norwaik...
5a or specials
SELLECK’S
Bath Robes, House Coats, solidly Sus-
penders and Arm Bands at‘33 1-3 Per ~
Cent. Off from fennel prices. ,
it will pay you to see the Mess suits .
and overcoats that we are selling spe-
cial at $9 89.
There are niany very high grade hand tailored
garments. in the lot.
filming”). El
Willis H. Selleck
ciorllilla or Hid staur‘soitrh
4860. Wall“? stifled... Nam
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t I
'1
"vo
We are getting rally for our annual inventrny and in order
to malts the work as light as Milk: so want to rcrlnm- ills:
mlontlty oi stock on hand. We can do this by mailing borne dc -
clsive price eosesssioas.
Here are also complete sonic items:
Striped ndershlris, full size, with .tou. .l.. cgu-
lar .qaaiityg. .,.. .. ..... . .flaos
'loouletts NWWJRMLHH... ........ ......4§s
“Ni?“ ,wbits or colored regular or extra
“m,"‘n rm” :ssfisp-rvuars-nosvsr so. .‘uwo'l
liotoi‘lbitsussortedatyhmMrprieeaflcsadheflo
”run... (M-odulds'nh‘dohnrsu.unite «i
def Haaditsrchiefs used lasts little
it»... tier ”I
"and“ slots;
“reassure-om:-
‘I'oilot
immmmmsoogh'
sue mo «gum Coma “tiring“
M“ onsurestssvso-ssrsrsssorrs
idolit Roosevelt,
lPBOPOSEI liEW Bill"!
Hill! LAKES 70 GULF
, _"""’""f"“
Utilization of Four lllvcrs in
the Southeast and [lining of
Two Shari Cassia Would
latte llsuis Shorter than
lilsis'slppi llivsr
‘ m
COLUMBUS, 0a., Jan. i.—-lf a plan
that has been proposed to have an all-
water route from the Great Lakes to
the Gulf of Mexico via Columbus ma-
terialises. Sidney Lanier's famed
”Song of the Chattahoochee" will as-
sume a deeper meaning than even the
poet intended, for this stream,
longest and largest river in Georgia,
Would form a part of the new water-
way right through the heart oi the
southeastern section of the United
States. The temptation to the river to
loiter amid the 'hills of Habersham"
and along the "valleys of Hall' ' would
be as strong as ever, but the call of
duty would be still more imperative,
ior ill addition to turning the wheels
of factories, the stream would be
charged witih bearing on its bosom
odowu to tie send-tropical gulf the
fleets of commerce from the fare"
Ohio river, hearing the heights of
one of the busiest sections of this
great industrial nation.
I The three states of Georgia, Alti—
barns aiul Tennessee are vitally and
especially interested in the proposed
project. The idea is to utilize por
lions of the Tennessee. loom, 'l'-al|a
pecan and the Chattahoochee rivers
combining them iii one water route
Dylllo digging of two short. canal».
The Columbus city council has adopt-
ed resolutions on the subject and me-
module are now in the hands of Pros-
Congressman Theo
dore E. Burton, chairman of the in-
land waterway ,comniisslon. and Con
greasmau \Vilylll E. Adamson, and
Senators [taco and Play. of Georgia.
The memorial recites that from
Paducuh, Ky., up the Tennessee river
to Gadsden, Ala, the distance is about
355 miles! from Guntcrsville to Gadlr
deli on the Ocean the distance by can-
al would be about 25 miles; from
Gadsden down the Ocean river to
Wetllmplla. Ala. Mt miles; up the
i’l‘allapoosa river and its tributaries, 90
miles to the (lhattuhoouh’e *river to
Columbus, 6a.. thence down the Chat-
tahoochee river 250 miles to the Gilli
of Mexico. Total distance :is Indicated
above, 864 miles from Pilillltiflll, K32,
to the Gulf of Mexico, and which saves
250 miles for an all-water transportw
tton from Lake Erie and the Ohio riv-
er, us against the route from Paducah‘
via Cairo and New Orleans to the gulf:
and is a saving of 200 miles from
Lake Michigan. Chicago and St Louis
to the gulf over the route from Cairo
via New Orleans to the gulf and Pain
ama canal; and an‘ additional saving
rout all foremeutitl'ffod territories and
laces against the route via New 0r-
loans of ill) miles to Havana. Cuba.
it would be a saving for Ctattanooga.
Tenn, at over 600 miles to the gulf
and over 750 miles to Havana, Cuba.
One of the two short canal? that
would be necessary lobe built would
be from the Chattahoochee river to
the waters of the Tailapoosa river and
its tributaries The canal would Join
the Chattahoochee river south of the
series of dams in and north of COllim'
bus, where electric energy for indus-
irinl purposes is ground out by the
falling waters. This city is the head
of navigation of the Chattahoochee
river. and steamboats have plied the
river from Columbus in the gulf for
the last 75 yours. '
A HlGHER HEALTH LEVEL.
"1 have reached a higher health level
since I began using Dr. Kingfs New
Life Pills." writes Jacob Springer. of
West, Franklin, Maine. ”They keep
my stomach, liver and bowels working
that right" If these pills disappoint
you on trial, money will be refundni
at F. H. Blisters drug store. ‘
ccnrlrtcarzs or oaoamzsrlou.
Certificates of organization have
been tiled in the office of the secretary
of the state by the Start'loak Com-
pany, of Waterbury, the James H.
trance Company, of Middletown and
the Canfield Lime Company of North
Canaan.
’ A preliminary certificate of dissolu-
tion by agreement of, shareholders has
been filed by the Trolley Express Cons
.. may Home: ...
1"
you alias tbs Wt! at
is ours.
l
the .
intoeaclialdevoxhonsiothiscity
sisail espouse of ireishtsoilimport duty. if you falit .
fluorine. rehash-show? doll? “QMPMW.
Visitors to J. A
heaped with the gr
ever assembled ’
dainty Cotton Wash
many styles exclusive
ies of the Old Wori
ditions. enabling us to quote prices not at all commensurate
the present cost of th raw materials.
Come tomorrow w ile the stocks are bright, iresh and now,
get your share of the
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J so uncommon,
GEORGETO N.
Major D. H. Miller 1 nd
Hunter are both quite ill
o“.-
Mlss Lillie Franklin on
Maud Bronson, of Reddi
day.
William Jones. of New
Sunday wlth his aunt, Mr
icy.
Mrs. C. P. Stanley has r
from a visit with relat
York.
Wilkic Ba
friends here.
Miss Laura Bennett.
ing' school in New Yer
the holiday vacation.
i ‘ ruined Mills
4
tierson. of i
has been spending the l
d
ull Swmg.-. ,
' it Pays Every Wm.
islop & Co.'s Store will find the ,
est assortments of White Goods we‘
ug Undermuslins for women and -
abricv—Emhroideries for 1986,, ‘
us—Linens from the most noted
it collect ed under remarkable market
1 White Goods values ever oiieted.
if
gtoii St, South somatic,
Im
Jackson,
Optician,
. in the Optical Line.
Exanuned Free.
, .
seawstiit
‘ . . ' '..»’ [MW
wufir- u..- . .. M...— ....
; Sunday wheel on New Year's: '
noon. at the chapel.
Mr and Mrs, R O. Bennett
children of Newark, N: 1.. save
turned home after spending
days with friends here
William
“b the “rip-i
. Lilfl’iimaa
CAsroa
i. L. P. St‘an- r“ M .
'turned Home I” m “I“ m
vea in New
Signature“ ’;
iwark N .l.;
olidays with
AMERICAN BANQUET AT
EIBO.
ho is attend:
*8 home '0' can Kinbnsuy has tixed upon
it and 16 for the banquet
M rs,‘ Driscoll and farm
port, were guests at Mr.
"Connery, last week.
Mrs. John Ferris and
returned home from a vi
lives in New Haven.”
Mrs. Hunter and Ml
iluntci, of Norwaik. are
and Mrs W H. Hunter. J
Miss Leila Williams a
has been spending the
her parents, Mr. and
Williams.
J. Miller. of
returned home after we
Charles
days here with his purcli
Mrs, D, H. Miller.
A New Year's supper
chndren 9i theMeth
DUI II"
"NAT!“ 1'”
luv. m: lilac
cour‘oti.
and vicinity The
3'21
inmost tort loo—it mu.
.E.~..,-. .Jt -. . .
party, respectively, that it W“
in honor of the offiwrs of
ship fleet under Rear-Ad ..
which Is expected here about
ii The Diarious Club Will
the ofliccrs at the Cryltal
Pctcropolic -
Flt with who
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AN INGIDIOUI “W
F One of the worst features of
trouble is that it is use ,
ease and before the View 1%
N‘sw Harem; danger he may have a W ‘
olidays with Talu- Foley's Kidney Care,
rs Wallace lllign of trouble as it .
larities and prevents Bright
{and diabetes. Plaisted'a I
Chicago heal and The Cliiiord Pharmacy.
idiiig several
a, Major and ”“0" “9""?
.la arvey (stonewhat out of his
—",Well nor-aye niver do .
m, iven the niver twieet some. ’l'liord
pt #:91st more on a market day ~l’unclt.
1r“, . ,i’. 't *
"F'm‘fi' ‘ f —."‘"CT°“ .
‘11»er liar}.
y, of Bridge-
and Mrs. M.
ill...
”or
hlldren have
s Katherine
visiting Mr.
u
- w
r
| Audi» .. m.
cl’roposlllon’
Arlyn as: new in out l'riuo'
«nurses. wuss out or one
tags you teas may. as wi‘l'llotrr r
i
less are givesoa mans the. <
a COUPON from one ores: ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler