‘ The richest-lo
pasted 1,1 titted: ;c‘1‘e,anl
that
gives it, its delicate flavor
smoothness.
vi
for“ rich
creamer-v and aim a so
I In usually pocks't‘l byl'tllgaa
The perfect methods 01" a model
mulberry" giro it the body and
The odor-proof package in which
ii: is, sent out‘.‘ keeps for your, enjoy—
m‘en't all this churn—goodness and
country sweetness. ' '
01'th “my“?
[If your may can 'I mpply you art). ur‘. ‘
DILLON and D0
”Widows and Hulls"
assess.
1001101111
amp, Mum mm a. 1.
The Dakar
. out}: all its
‘ churn-goodness
country streamers
,M',
comes, to you. ‘_»
‘, and,
I1 itlhyI Clubs “i“
can '-
111.1. worship.
lug by the pastor. 10:30 a. m.. " ' “ll
,1“
5"" 1111091. 1" 111.; lilpworth League
1', service. 0 11,111.: 7171', with
"n b‘y thet 11111101. 7 n. 1110711111:
.:7 45 11.10. Wed
:mecling‘ o‘t
.' i Thurs-
‘pt’ay'er set-vino. 7: 45‘ p.
IyI ‘cinss. 9 p‘ m. ‘F‘ri-
1 To. 3:10 p 111.: new
1 )- ‘l'adsworil ,
, 11p.- 111'; ladies will' in c
R wayton (1111' leaving South Nor
, “11in 40‘11I.n1.."cbbir rehearsai'
til
ails Moillqdist Church, I‘raui‘t
rrey. pas1.11w»—«Monllng worship.
0.1 with sonnou I111 the 1111:1110:-
gander. nibrniug class meeting, led by
Bridle-111.119: '30: Sabbath school,
hipworlh League dcvotlonul nor
,, 00 p. 111.: the meeting will he
hindrance meeting in charge 01‘
$1 bl. Rosecrans and Miss Sarah
evening wor.shlp 7:30:11111 scr-
ill be the mound in‘tllc series
lItalians Bottles 01 a (heal Mon-
the subject will be. “A Disas-
It‘ll, Victory. " ’I‘ucsday. 7: ~15 p. 111.,
monthly. led by 11‘. '1‘. 1111111100.
tidal). ‘8 p, 111.. ()iilciai Board
115 Thursday. 7:45 o. 111.. prayer
ha. ,It‘rhloy, ll nit) p 1111.. Junior
a. led by‘ Miss E. M. ‘Ii‘orti. ‘
tAvcnuc Methodist Episcopal
Church. Charles Kay Woodson. pastor
tI0130 a. 111. and 7 p. on, preacb‘
tilt" by Ihe pastor; Sunday school.12
' pworth League. 6 11.111. Mon-
tllt‘ 0 11,111.. the Sunday School
third will 111eet.’1‘uesdhr.8 p m.
h at meeting or the. Methodist
011. Thursday. 7: 46 p‘. m.. tho
k' service. Please-attend on
hi these services. Scots tree.
‘ ' 'iha‘d‘e Welcome,
_ ,Strsiit A. Ni. 16. Church Rein
' ' I'Si. A. Lynch 1). 1‘.). pastor»—
{7‘5 hing 10:",-ii'1'it.in:; Silhll‘illl school
MIB it in sun; peflopies meeting;
“ill ,.pl'ot‘1olting'."1:-lii p. 111.: sub:
, urden Bearing. “ ‘ Class meeting
‘ dial lionrti Tuesday ev1111ing.I
w
O‘ONORBGATIONAL.
"“N‘til'v‘wliit' ‘ Can‘grcgatitulal
8'. Maci'srlnnd buster;
‘ R ravine assistantél’i‘i‘bllo
Iii at; 10: 30 a. m., at which the
l the pastor's sermon will be
_ of Living Together ” a ser-
the citizens or Norwiilk. The
including the young
department and the ,young vvo-
‘ department, will meet at 12 o-
The Men's Christian Inquiry
aid, will" lioltl‘rits discussion at the
hour; the subject will be “So-
‘ec
“trophy on “Horace Bushnell l’ro
-,Phiiosol1her and Citizen "
it. It's Congregational Church. Nor
001101). Egbert. pasted-Mom
3525‘6 ride at 10:30, preaching by U10
Sunday school at 12: 15; Men 11
at 12'. ‘15: study or the Bible; in
71,011 ,to modern politics: evening
the 11‘172-30; subject."Shsll We 01) .
atttrdny 01' Sunday as the Sal»
Union meeting of tile in. ii.“
adios, oi the South Norwnlk
roll. in the pn’ritfrs- of that (:h‘t'u'oh,'1
:‘3 . Wednesday. Y. P S.,'1‘.1nns-
y, evening“ at 7: 30. Church pra‘ycr
‘ . Thursday evening at 8.
BAPTIST. ‘
,OrWallt Baptist Gl‘turoll-~—Morning
tv 0‘. 10 o‘clock; preaching.- 10; 30:
titty school 12 o'clock; normal Bi-
class at some hour B. Y. P. U“
reaching. 7.: 80.
lice Baptist Church. J. Edward
‘ pastor-ml a. 111., preaching;
t Looking' Heavnnwd‘l‘d‘. 11:30
,Bunday school. 6: 46,‘ p. m., 11.,
,, .subject‘ Why be Thankl’nl?
Ii . Deacon Bugley alldc Mrs. G
‘ 7: 46 p. .111... I
‘ 111.. oommuni n.
e g; deacon meet »
ngt Union Lyceum. il‘hhrs-
n prayer meeting. led-"by
Minion and, Mr. Ruifln.‘ ,11‘1-11
‘ choir rehearsal.‘
in 111.. first .pelohr‘tt-‘V
ammunion; 10: 30 at ‘
lo ration of the Holy Cums
sbtnlo‘br“ 12 m.. Sunday
iii notIcI- 4.9, m.. children’s
owliioh the pat-‘-
hlldicnp 7.30 11,111., ovcn-
“ antl' bdrll'lon. The “Week of
,1111-1 sunday. and ointlmlca
h‘ when. This is a season of
‘ ,ly‘ tor the Brotherhood
w; but (01 every one. 11111
111-: Anglican church ovar the
111.1111 but by every Christian
and in order that every tievout
not vc this season more
7-!
them 101' ‘l‘hpy ob
p‘roimildy tbnr
every day at. 10 a. 1n. and special pra‘y-
his will ho oil‘s: ed for all who recount
others. ‘ 1
‘(l-‘l‘aco Chmch. the Rev. ‘Jnlncs 111-11.
tun 1111-1111111; rucltn'm'l‘ho first Sunday
to 111.111.1111... ilrst (admiration ot‘
the. Holy (ituunuinlou 1118 a. 111;; the
second celebration of the 11on ‘(‘0111'-
inani‘on and sermon. ut 10:301’81111‘111111
inhool ain noon; mission Sunday school
it. Iiroud River at 2:111: cranial: pray-
or and sermon at 71:10.. Monday, St.
Andrew‘s day. the celebration 01‘ the
Holy (.‘(Jillillllllltlli at 9:.10. Sunday is
the beginning of tin: W't’t’li oi" I"111y1-r.
lilvt-nlng‘ prayer will 111- said ouch wot-k
lay all . :il).
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Science Society, or
Norwalhmliognlar.Suntla‘y service, at
tho roadiug room, Masonic building.
at. 11 a. 111. Subject. Sunday, Nov. 20111,
"Ancient and Modern ‘Nocromancr; ‘tu',
Mt-stuel'lsm and liypnntiam." ‘1‘1-stl-
inony meeting. Wednesday at 8 p. to.
'1‘0 both services the public is cor
tllaiiy and l'raternaily Invitod. Reading
room open to thel publio‘eucli week day
11-0111 2 to D p. m.
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN.
Evangelical Lutheran. Rev. C. 11‘.
l‘ilttmunn. 110 chr 1 street, Stamford--
l’i‘ti'iltillllliz in tho ('lcrlnun language. in
chapel in Main street, near railroad.
7:30 p.- 111.; coniirumtion class. 6241'»
p. m.
Springwood Union Olin cl.
’l‘hc Springvvood Sunday so 001 will
meet at 'i: 30 p. m. at the chapel on
Ely avenue. 1n the evening at 7 0'~
clock. illi’ astral preaching gospel ser—
vice will. be hold. at. which the ser-
mou will be preached by Theodore ii.
linvlllc
ATTEMPTED TO KILL HIMSELF.
Young Man from Woodstock, N. 111..
Fires Shot on Board Steamer.
NEW YORK. Nov. 28. —-—A man bo-
ileved to be. David Freiberg. of Wood
stock. N. li., made an attempt to kill
himself on the It‘all River 1.1119 sternu-
sbip 1’1 'ovidencu soon alter the steam
at docked here, today,- by shooting.
’1‘ ho ball entered his head through the.
right temple. lie was taken to a hos
pital as a prisoner.
in the room in which Frclbcrg was
team! by the police was a teller ad
_drbsscd to Elia. It‘reiberg- 228 It‘om'
toentlrsireel, Newark, N. .1.
WOODSTOCK, N. 11.. Nov. 28 ——-A
young man giving the name of David
Frclberg appeared in Woodstock
about three weeks ago and calling al
a house, asked permission to write
a letter, saying that he intended to
kill himself lie was dissuaded from
his intentions and was given work in
the yard 01' tilt-.Woodstbck Lumber
Company. A day or two ago he left
town without revealing his destination.
No lesson is known bore ‘for big wish-
tag to and his life.,
CDNFESISED To STARTING FIRES,
BAKER. CITY. Ore, Nov. 28'.—~A»
series. at disastrous tires during the
past few months which resulted in
$40, 000 loss has been traced to a tit.
teen-year old boy. Golden" ‘Qriuonti who
has been arrested and .has. it is at
lcgod, confessed his crimes to Pinker-
lon detectives. Apparently the boy
cohld not stand being disciplined by
his school teacher and swore to "get
even." One night the school building
was burned and inter other fires tot:
it‘JWed. The greatest single loss was
the destruction of the North Baker
High School, recently, built at‘ a oo‘st of
$211,000
W...
NEW HAVEN ROAD PLANS IM-
PRMOVE ENTS. .
‘NEW YORK, Nov. 28.~«‘l‘ilxteuslveG
improvements of, the suburban service?
of the New, York, New Hhv‘en‘ and,
Hartford railr‘ond by electrificatiop
was “indicated yesterday by the 00m-
' 'any' s application to the, child service
commission for pertains on to intro-
cities ‘ilto hi 11 power electrical system-
us No Roche]! linden,- Rivet
branch. The company 1..-.21....- engag-
lucratoi'y work aides this branch line.
and six tracks have been laid) along its
,‘entire route
will be. .1celol1‘rutlon‘1
of tho‘ [1on (‘ouunnnlon in ‘thin‘ church '
‘l'b‘em. either for themselves or "tor ”
“ 87.9 per rout.
cd for. Inc-rs than two‘11 yéarsiti‘nl 0P9.
llllllllllll GRIPS
Qllttr Crops in the State Did Well
and ii Looks as ll This Stale Onglll
. to Have a Find Your
17
wasuuvtrrou, Nov. cumin-111111111
Ilguro‘s showing the 1111.111 and totality
of Lilla your); l0l)iiC(‘t‘) crop and other
crops in Connecticut uro contained in
the oliiclnl "(iron liepot'ior',‘ for No
vol'nbor, root-nliy published by lin- agri-
cultural 1111,.1111'11111-11t. lil‘gm'lllllfl tin;-
tobaéco crop generally tho “licporicr'
says:
The lilt‘llldlillil y 1111011111111 11! the av
crane yield per at. to or tobacco is 8. 10.2
pounds, as oolnparc‘d with lilo final on
11111an 07860.!» pounds in 1007. 1107.2
in 19011, and ten your average. or 707.1)
1.11mntls A total production 01' 1.29 .0114.
000 11‘ thus‘ indicated. as compared with
1308 726.000 pounds llnnlly estimated in
1007. amino average, annual produo
lion for live years or 722.740.0111
pounds. The average as to quality 11'
against iii) one year ago,
84.5 in 1900. tutti a ten—year aversio-
oi 871:1.
‘l‘ln- llamas show that tho pioducllon
of tobacco in Connecticut alone this
rum is 2:.1224, 000 pounds. as against
per acre of thc ('onnooiicut crop is 1.
tun) pounds. compared with 1.13111
pount in 1907, and a ten-year average
of 1,11 . pounds. The quality of Con
nociicnt tobacco this your is 95 per
rent. as against 00 per cent. In 100,7
and an average oi 00 per cent for
top years. The quality of (‘ollnecllont
tobacco this your is exceeded only by
the quality or the New Hampshire to-
boom. which is .100 per tit-11“., and only.
stunned by tho product, of Florida
New Hampshire and Vermont 1111- tilt
only slates whoso tobacco crop yield
1111, more per acre than was the case
in‘ Connecticut. 1
in the New England district the
average yield per acre. of- tobacco was
higher than, in any other tobacco grow
ing section, whilo in quality the New
England tobacco, 03 per cent.. was
counted only by the tobacco from 11
io‘tv other districts and exceeded only
by tho‘ product of the Virginia dark
district,
'laking up other Connection? t-ropr
besides tobacco. llie"(‘1op Reporter"
shown that the production of corn in
the state this years in 2.390.000 bush
chi. as compared to 1,848,000 bushels
in‘1907. The yield per acre is 41.8
bn‘shols. as against. :iii‘buahcls a year
aIlltIo and a ton- Hymn evclhgc of 3112
co‘t‘th‘lily is 98 per built this your.
111' was liner cont iii 1907 nod ‘90
per, ole-hi. for ten years. Seventeen
tbbltu‘iinti, bushels of last year's crop
are cstldlalod to be on hand or only
.0110 07' ‘l p‘oi' c‘cnt; so the formula or
Cdil‘nt'ctlcut need this .r‘cnr's crop.
‘O‘l' buckwheat Connecticut this real
has produced ill". 000 bushels as against
48000'bui‘1hels 1h 1901'ic yi‘éld por
hero is 18. ‘2 bushels oi buckwherl. l nsl
year the‘ yield was 10 bushels an 17,.'
bushels is the average for ten .3 hrs
The quality of this year's 'crop is 95
psi cont.., compared with 8,8 pc‘r 1111111,.
in ‘1907 and 93 per cent. fol" ten years.
(.oiiiiebtltntt horses will continue it)
‘15)“ 't Il‘dl‘i“ iiib‘liey' 5, worth in nuts. The,
digli‘li‘ per measured bushel of the
11‘: 111111111
:1
(hmn'dctictlt crop pounds,
,psbt‘.
”The Connecticut potato crop loll be
1111111 nonlinear this your. The total
production h 111211112 ,720, 000 bushels
or l80, bushels or acre of the crop, or.
conip‘nrhd,‘ With 1.2001100 1111111111111 and
100 bushel; per acre last year. The
quality iii 8 per cent now. as against
96 pdr cent 701- ten years.
crops, are as follows:
Prbduci‘ldn, (,‘Pfrc‘enta‘ge ‘of Full Crop).
one/towns: MILL sntahosMsut
NC'ASVILLEI Nov; 28,. mitt: M185 1111,
no: mood yesterday» that! Charles D
Mimi-inc Companys mills in Moni-
th Mercer- Cotton Mull-located about:
a. mills from the Honestlliv' Ia‘ut.‘ '1 it is
.unii‘ers 111111111- the null ,wl retort run,’
may fall time 111- the near future.
“| ‘ ”Bridgeport Advertisements.
a II 1.1 $1: Will 1 “I“. ,1” l ‘ ”W "ll ' .,‘g “ l 1 II" 1 - II
1“ l I t1 " W ‘l‘: <6 . I .1 I ‘1‘ 1
LWmnw‘n‘Idkw ‘ . “Wt-,1 I I 1111.1 7d, ...‘1 ‘ II I . I I,I . ' 1 1 1. ,, ,
" WE ' RT EM! I . IIIS . ‘ , 1311115119311 Advertisements.
‘1 ‘.. , ‘ 11. 1‘ ,l ll 1 .‘ 1 , . ,
'3‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ i" .‘l 'I W." ‘l‘ ‘
llllllll Sllllllllli‘,
"i‘ .744 .000 pounds in 1007 Thu fluid.
which hits been equalled for ten years ,
9‘0 per cent.‘ in, 1907 and an average 111' ,
Figures 1111- various Connecticut. fruit ~
10 lyear ,
1'1908 1007;,11‘1'91'.
Apples, :10 60 ' 62
Prince .......70 78 (ill
l'fi.........111 70. 69
,(‘ranberries . 651 90 1-
White. owner or. 11.110 Uncanv‘ili‘s, Mann-
.1100 and Valuables: has?! purchased
,7
i" Greenwich. in
sin iowu.
Chauncey 11,11 ow
the guard of, Ir‘tilaliv
and Mrs. Harry Jordan. 01' Brooklyin
Attorney John I! thlb‘llltl' of Nor-
waik, spout part of Wetlnosdav in town
.011 business.
, John A. Mien andt‘ B Meeker are
doing Jury duty in 111.; common pleas
ourt. liridgaport. .1,‘
, Mr. and Min. Charles Kempor onicr
island a huge gathering of i‘l'lt'ntls and
relatives yesterday. ' .'_
Alvis Munncr- and family
moved into, the hart-plus house
Ilascvlliu tl‘istrlt-r '
Miss (lnthellnt- Wilcox has present
ad several handsome ploturnn to 11111
East Snugotut-lt school. ,
Mr. and Mrs. William Fryer, ol
Stratlord. are guests at the bonu- at
Mr. and 1111's.li.lI..'i‘,oauot
Miss (‘arric Bradley left town Wed
ili’Btllll' to spend the holiday with
blonds In Newburgb, N, l'. “ 1"
Mr.‘ and Mrs‘. William Taylor, 11.
iilversldo avtnmc. are soon to“ move
into their now home in the Forms;
The trolley officials have boon in
town the past work on business no
idling to a ten rout taro lo Bridgeport
The ninth annual ball of the Shop
herds of Bethlehem was well attended
Wt’dncsdliy cvuuinh in National Hull.
’1 ho pupils of East Saugalnt 11 school
alive a pleasing, plogrnm about 'l‘baults-‘
have,
in
giving \I’odntsdny nitetntnm til the
school. " .
, “Weekly prayer meeting or the
{horns ll‘ill‘lliti church was held last
evenan at. the, home of Mrs. Mary
Atlanta. ,
Fred Romper and, family spout
'l‘lnli‘lltttgivin'r 'Mlh 111111.11. ".117 Law
I'l‘lli'fl sister 01‘ Mrs KIt'.-1npt-r at lii'l‘
home in Stnlultua
lts‘v. and Mrs. Strnyer, who Dl‘t‘ 1-11-
joying a four wcelts' visit iu‘ the. South.
will return bonu- in a few days to their
hounl In tho 11"11111111, ‘
-.Mr and Mrs. 'l‘bmn‘puou, who havcl
rented the .1 Frank Eli‘ro‘od place in
the Forms. hav‘t- Inbred ln‘to tho‘
'l‘homns liarils honlcstwld on the post
road
Mir-1111‘ lama l-‘iim has tllsposotl of iii-1'
interest in tin:- confectionery store at
Stale, direct bridge to lt‘rutllt iii. Nash ‘
'illd will devote all 01‘ her tlnn' and 101- l
wales to tho condor-t of bur hotel. 1
Samuel W'llli‘tl‘llilln. sexton or the,
Methodist (‘luncb here, Was tun-1111111
i‘hursduy at the bride’s bound» in Nt-u
\vnlh. Wakinuan is Well known and
popular among tinycolorcd result-111:1 111
the place.
Attorney I13. Iii. 1.0011 Is not in llltll
boat or liralth. but contrived to get
about town and in company with some]
old and tried friends whites away uumy
‘plt-anaut hours with oribbngc. u some
at which lid is no expert and oi which
he is very fund,
It will be a matter or It'll days lit-tori-
1111- Sound iicach home of Mr. and Mr 3.
Walter A. Pet-it will lw road; for tin-ix ,
occupancy. Mrs. Pet-k will hold 11111-31
llrst. "at, homo" that-11 on Monday. 111,--
1-1-1ubor 7. and elaborate prcpl‘lrutlons
are being made for the events
The will of tin- talc Emily 11‘. Snxton
was oi‘imod for [1100an before Judge
11. H. lir.adley Wednesday, with W. H.
311111011. husband of the tit-ceased.
named as exrcutm. Parties in interest
waived boating and the will in to bc
probntsd‘ and Mr Snxton appointed
The St. Bernard dog recently shot, it
is alleged. by one Slover is reported to
bo rotovering and hopes are. outer-
mined for its rccovety. it belongs to
Baker Hoilhnuscs and it appears was
on the way to the house" of his brother.
.1 next door neighbor to Slover. when it
was shot. The. claim is that, Slovcr‘ :1
dog bud been in the habit of attacking
the St Bernard and the laiterbcstoti it
on sevcrai occasions and for that ran-
a
baker's dog shot. The case is in the
hands of Attorney llarry Sherwood for
adjustment.
the animal it may be quashed,
There is stir here at present and no
null'umy one. occasioned by the can-
duct 01' one of the cxoci‘ttlve committin-
ol' the librnly nbo refused use of an
apartment. in that building Saturday
to representative men desiring to form
what is to be known as the Men's Civic
Club. it is aid that the‘ gentleman at:—
sumetl that the character ol‘ the organ-
lnztion was not ant-11,1021 permitted the
use of tho libr'my tor the purpose in-
with that of tho estimable body, the
Women's improvement Society, who
navc‘ and tree use of. the room. and
property. it is the, more astonishing
when it, is known that the nilront and
such it in' declared to he bv members
oi" that prospective organization, was
altered to such esteemed and repre-
‘so‘ntalive men here as J G. i-lyatt. Dr.
’1‘. C Stcarns. W. H. Burr. Sylvester
M1 Foster. R. W. Post, all a committee
an organization. The end of the mat-
ter is not yet. This is a non-partisan.
non-sectarian body with but, one ob-
late in View; the betterment of the
town, and certainly meritsevcry con-
11111011111011.1113 does the Wouldn't: 1m-
prove-meat socictv. akin. " '
llnnksgtvmg is. 1:01“
— Gran mother’s?
Mrs. J. 0, Bears is? entertaining Mr. ,
son had blootl had resulted and tho 1
but‘ with the mummy oi
lendcd. yet in fact it was in direct line ,
IFI‘OII'II IISH.‘E
I10 fill- Nash. cor. North M1111 and Westi‘lts.
Stops Food Fermenling and Relieves
Dyspepsia 111 About Five Min-
uleSmDiapepsiu is Splendid
ado-W
'l‘ulto your sour stomach—var tallyin-
you call it indigestion, Dyspepsia, (lus-
trills or Catatrh of Stomach; it dunno” i
tl‘inltct'~-—~ttlltc your stomach trouble
right with you to
and ask him to open oilicoii‘t coho oi
Pope‘s Diapepsin and let you ent' ont-
L2’a‘1nin ’l‘rin‘nguic and iron it within
01111 minutes them is left any trt‘ltzo‘ or
your iormor trouble.
The correct“ name for your trouble in
Food lt‘,o‘rmcititlt1011—~l'ood soaring: tho
Digestive organs become weak, there
in luck ‘07 gastric juice: ydur food is
only half digested. and you become at
,iortcd with loss of appetite pressure.
and fullness after eating. vmnilltiit.
nausea. lleai'lbuiu. grilling in bowvlu.
londcrnc‘ss in the pit.‘oi' stomach, bad
lasts in mouth, constipation. pnlu
lll limbs, sleeplessncss, llt‘lt‘hlllg ut'
g‘an, billounn‘uss, niclt 11111111001115.1191“
vonam-us. dizziness and nntny utlh‘lt'
similar symptoms.
11‘ your appetite is "Hill". and both ‘
lug i.anlptn,y1111,\ol' you belch gun or it
you fool bloated after eating; or your
food lit-:1 like a lump or 111111 on your
nttunacb, you can make up your mind "
that at the bottom 111 all tilts the-1e is
‘bnt one causewierintutlation or until-
grated food,
Provo to ,vourscll‘.ail11r your next
meal. that your stomach is as good at.
any; that there‘ is“ nothinlr really
wrong. Stop this fermentation and
begin eating what you want without
tour 07, discomfort or misery.
Almost Instant. roller is waiting lot
you, it is merely a ‘nmlltu' of ‘llou'
lnoon you take some ll'tupt-psiu.
Wm: «MM. . m... . “I..-“ ’”". 1.......—_
CONNECTlCU'I' PATENTS. ‘
The following were issued Now-m-
111117 24. 1903. List. furnished from of-
tlcc of A. M, Wheaten-solicitor oi [ml-
oats. l‘li'ldgcport. Conn.:
ii. .1. third, Bridgeport.
triunulng machine.
1'. 1101111111,va iiuion. tuitiug bul-
ton.
W. 1'}. Porter New Haven.
winding anti soiling watch.
it A.(iil11'r. Hartford. gasbmuer‘.
.1. 1i. l1‘lctthor Stamford lock.
.1. 1i. Vogt and it Storcit, Stamford,
burn-l parkingmucblnc.
.1. 1’. llartbolomew.
lu'ucc. ,
.1 M. llurr and 11 S. (‘ibbs, Norwullt.
maidens lining tor innlts.‘
(.‘.,ii‘11‘ox, New Britain, mill-o box
saw guide.
ll. 0. Volullt. Now Britain, adjusta-
l)l(‘ lock of the tylindsr type.
III A. Warner New llritnln‘ gtludiug‘
in
.’l‘. Draper." ‘M‘lddieiown.
composing stick. ‘
C Madeira Stony Clei'li hand tool
(' liia'l‘.
TRADE MARKS.
llulou Metallic Cartridi‘in‘I 00.. Bridge-
port 4 trado marks; loaded shells:
l-‘uy-(iorman (30.. Bonn-l. felt hats.
ADVERTISE!) LETTERII.
The following letters remain uncsll
ed tor at the following pontomcen lot
the current Week.
, South Norwaik.
Frank Benedict.
Bernard B01 gluon.
Mort Blggnrl. ‘
.1 Walter Bradleo.
Carmella Bncciareiio.
Stanislaw Dombrowshi.
Miss Beatrice Fulton
Giuseppe Carmella. ,
Chas. (lrcon.
Prof. Harrie Lo Ilnrn.
Miss V. Moran. ‘
Mrs. Eliza Plait.
1‘1 nest Ransnk 8 N Main St.
William Sclclm.
Adam Sikorzki
Minn I... Smith.
James '1‘. Taylor.
F. E. CROWE. P. M.
Not-walk.
(‘bns S Baker.
Mrs. Rosa Book (301m. Ave.
Mrs. M.’ C. Bryan,
.luclt Dormaud. ‘
Mrs. Geo. Gechriug, 32 Pleasant St.
Mrs. McCarthy. 80 Gar St. "
Wm. psw‘aid. , ,
'B. S. KEITH. l‘. M
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To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXA'l‘IVE BROMQ Quinine
Tablets. Drugglsts refund money If it
fails to cure. E..W GROVES signa~
ture is on each box. 250.
cart ridge
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HUNTING SEASON N‘EARING END.
The present hunting season is draw- ' ‘
Monday is . 1-
ing very near to a close.
the last day. and if there are any vio-
lotions, there is little doubt but that
came Walden Wilbur F. Smith will
be million the‘ job‘ to followup with
prosecutions, . .
I ut‘iglt Are you all going to dinner at,
If her turkey and all the fixiu s' are cooked ona
Standout Range you may be safe they will be 5
one to" a‘ turn.
or
our Pharmacist ‘
M Read C0.
, Wins-s 1857.-
An Engraving 0001'
Our Favorite Combination
For one week. commencing today. \vcx ‘ will takc orders 1
for our Sllll'ililltl continuation in l'. 111:1 athl 5111111111111). This .
touting :11 :1 holiday season will plmc very opportune for
those who desire to make presents. It 1.1km imm ten days
in two wtt-lts it) have the orders exernlctl, 51) got lh‘t-tn in ,
t'dilv. I
Fifty Cards with 11:11:11: engraved in Roman, Block. 01' ~ ‘5'
Old Enghsh. for $1 ..65
Fifty Cards with 112111111 plate, engraved in Shaded Old
English, or French Script, for $3. 75. ‘
We give you free of charge with either of the above or—
ders. a two quitt- box of Writing 1' apt'r, cullmsucti will) any
two 111' three letter mouogr am in any color. / ,
It you (li‘Hll‘t' :1 gold 111' silver monogram there is an on
in: charge ill 1111", ll' an illuminated iuonogrz‘itu251'1'xir'1.
Styles shown :11 the Siaiitmcry Section.
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Women s Underwear
'l‘lir reliable ltii‘nls, gout] lilting. lllll'lllilt‘ .‘lllll lilf‘illlilll
prit'ttl. 1' ‘ i
Ribbed Cotton vests, Ill 1 1 rd
Ribbed Merino Vests.
Ribbed Silk and Wool Vests,
Merino Vests; ilill \\'l|\'('ll.
All Wool Vests. 0:11 u'ovcn.
Children’s Underwear
Cotton Ribbed Vests.
25111111 5111'.
751' and $1 .1111.
, $11.50.
751'. $1,011 :nui,$1.'.:5.
$11.15.
251:: extra heavy, 301'.
Merino Ribbed Vests. so and 0111'.
All Wool Ribbed Vests, sizc 20 I51.
Addition: ll 51'1111 oath :1tl\ant'in1r sire.
Merino Vests, lint \vm't'n, one half wool. 5111.
Dating Flannel Pajamas
For Men and Boys.
Well tnntlc null,mtnl't‘lrial1lc suits made of a good quality
of flannel, $1.00 a suit. lficticr grades at $1.35 and $1.50.
Boys’ Pajamas, 750,, for ages (1, 8, 1o, 12, 14 and thymus. ,
Men’s Outing Flannel Nightshirts. so, 75 and $1.111).
Boys’ Coat Sweaters,
A small lot special. worth regularly $1.011 and $1.25,
to Close out at 75 (Its.
(in-oi values for boys of 8, it) and 12.
good quality,
l
.Now is an opportune time to, replenish the home supply
of TAIILE LINENS
A new Table Cloth or Napkins, a dainty Tray Cloth 01:
Dolly. adds to the attractiveness of, the Thanksgiving feast.
Vile invite your attention to our stock of Table Damasks, .
ranging in price from 25c to $1.50 per yard. _ 1, ‘
Napkins from $1.00 to $4.00 per dozen. ' '
Hemstitched Table Covers. Dollies, Tray Cloths, etc.
We also‘lnvite your, attentionto our large stock of Towels.
A. Dicketman 81800,,
84 Washington St, South Norwailt
‘ ‘ Telephone 446 ‘
‘ . Sournnoawamconu “ ‘
umber 111,111.11 Wotk fct‘ElterYIllltlg 1
from a Plggery to a Palace
YARD TEL. 45-2. ' Milli. TEL 16-3.
“ SPECIALTIES
mucosa noosmc. a supe‘r'. LADDERS, ordinary and exten-
lot Iabric rdofin‘g, til-ranted Fish}. “'1'” '
for‘ at ht years. FIE CITE. quizes.
TAR P PER. x. 2. and. 3-ply. SASI-l. WEIG ,TS‘ and CORD
Norwalk Chronicler