' at 41 Main street,
Sale oi Bed Sheetsi ' 7
A‘Good Timo to Buy.
. stir " shears.
IEIIIII....... .453 also. soc. seamless
suav........~r5o cm» .Wc.untltloop
. . pneumonia-u
42x38..10 o 42:36.1“, F‘rtlltot loom
45336..12'/2c 45:36.180, Fruit of loom
E. K. BANKS.
”momma norm. ILocK.
”UT.“ NOW/“x"- .
W
hold a legulut meeting this evening
An ortesian well has moon noted at .
the residence or Harry B. Running in .
Cami) street. .
Olico Branch Lodge, Knights cot iPy- ‘-
ihias, will confer the usquirc‘s degree
tomorrow BVL'MIIE.
The railroad company is having a
large water tank-built at the.
Norwulk freight yard. .
(mhirflhaptor, IOrder of the. Eastern
Star. will Ime‘ot.‘ this evening, at the
hall, in South Main street.
The Sixth Itimnpany, (loast Artilleri
Corps, will hold a r‘egulni drill this
evening at the armory.
Margaret. Cuminliis, or
street. has been entertaining
Father Hand. on Toronto, Canada.
The monthly meeting oi” the
FlIIlshcrs‘ Society will be held.
evening. In Central Labor LVI cum
'l‘lIe directors oi. the National Bank
of Norwalk' held a meeting yesterda y
morning. at its rooms in Wall street.
Mrs. George Terrell has recently re-
turtihd to her home in “i‘ayior avenue.
after a" week's visit with relatives in
Annuals.
Oscar Wtilletire oi i'i‘illiCl" street.
has taken a position in the office or
the local gas company in llitihor Inc-
nus, Norwalk.
A meeting of Court Frances, Order
01’ the Golden Sceptre. will be held.
this evening. in Mystic Chain Iliill.
Washington street. ‘
Richard M..Riggs, formerly manager
'l‘larrlot
110V.
lint
this
llutier lodge No. 3.57.1 0. 0 lv‘., wilt
South j,
,, ... .
I’orhaps will have never illotiiht 01' it before but it lII. It tool that on much
art can be shown in fashioning wood into furnituie. as in painting or scalp
turc. Our stock comes from the beat. Innkors wo ltIiow—wmalters who employ
the heat lingers money can hire. ‘As (not as II new idea in furniture is
brought. out We get it. Our purpose is to keep right. in front, of the proces~
plan. We have the stock. the ability and the willingness to give you the best
service. Our prices are no higher for the heat furniture than the next bent,
costs, elsewhere.
A. J. Collins 81 Co.
, Funeral Directors and Embaliners.
12-18 North Main Street, South Norwalk, Goon.
. his cranium tor cvcry
to claim to be
“besi"i Inprescription work.
Q Good claim, but. we can t
ALL he beat.
(I This store claims ability, .
capability, facility and II
complete Iilock oi dross '
(I We him the goods, the
equipment. the experience. .
“nu-— '
lilW W. Willi, JR
. onuooiiir.
outwit-II MMN artisan
JEL- 525-3-
0. 15. Jackson,
Optician.
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.
53 WALL III-nan.
A Incetlngoi' the Painters‘ and Decry
orators' Union will..be hold tomorrow
AXES
BUCK-SAWS
Saw-Bucks
LANTERNS
Everything you need ‘ tor the
long Winter days and nights.
PHONE “I. NORWALK.
...... i
...—W...”—
ALSO YOUR
. looked over and put In good shape
for the Goring.
Sleigh
.chaircd and Palate
Rubber Tires put on your Auto and Carriage and also the Baby
Carriage.
Everything for the Horse and Carriage
Horse Shoeing and Clipping
Come in and look the stock
‘ Norwalk
Norwnlk. has sc-
oured a position With Armour 8: Com
pany, of NOIWIIlk,‘IIs salesman
The annual meeting‘ or the liistoil-
cal Society will he held at the Histoii-E
cal rooms, on What avenue, this even-
ing, at it to heal"- 'Iepoits election or
ofhceis. en
The famous Eaton, (hone & l‘lliP
Co.‘ s (‘hiistmas boxes or writing pu-
poi will be found in :greut \ aiictv at
the book and stationary sttucs ol \\ ll
il.im 1’ iiccrs.
tieoige .1. Hailwitz, chairman of the
N01 walk sewers committee had a
force of men at woik yesteldny and,
the soweis about the. Green were
among those that li.‘(‘.(‘li€‘(l a clean-1
log out
The evening social oi the Hospital!
Whlni Club has been postponed from.
Friday evening. December 11. until
Tuesday eieulug. December iii. The
social will be held at the home or
Mr. and Mrs Morton R hlct‘nusland
ti Crescent 'i‘eiraco.
The Norwalk 'l-‘rolleymcn's Union
"was well represented at the .tlloatre in
Bridgeport, yesterday afternoon.
Among those present. Were. Robert
Morton, Thomas Smith. "William 'I‘crry
and Joseph lluiuey They report a 11qu
time
Bonnet Count.,il No. Fit. Daughters of
Liberty. will hold its icmilar meeting
Thursday evening Mcmbcrs uIe rc
attested to moot at the ball at .3 p. III
for the. purpose or tornihig a Sewing
Circle. and bring refreshments for the
supper that will be. served from h In
7 o'ciortlt.
The Reed dz \‘olk Electric company,
of Washington street. has taken ”it
cont-memo tarnish the South Norwallt
Nunloipal ,plant with its “incandescent
lghts during the coming year. The
plant contracts for moon and the.
firm, .being rugont. for the light, can
furnish themcheuper than the city
can hurt than elsewhere.
Some. of the boys of (trace Church
probably. thought they were doing a
great trick when they cut the belt
which furnishes the large. organ with
air, but Organist iEdward M. Jackson
did not think so when "he attempted
to play at. church services. last Snu-
doy morning. The belt was quicki
replaced when the trouble was dis-
covered.
A Now Yank newspaper photograph .
or topic pictures of the Various parties
represented at tho Rogeistlerce trial
yesterday morning, and at the. sugges-
rim of Judge Austin, Miss Ritchie iii
Iowan fa New York reporter and the
photographer to ride in her carriage
from ,Norwallt to the South Norwalli
Iaiiroad depot when they started to
rot‘um. .
A committee of the board of direc-
tors of the United liattérs of North
America went to Philadelphia yosiei
duty on business connected with the
removal .ot‘ MIGuWI‘ hat fuctm v from
Boston. to Philadelphia. The commit- .
teetiuoluties Directms William WiIIted,
ot‘ Gaston; John Smith of South Nor-
walk? flohn Callahan, of Newark and
CéIhIeifm {Elmira of Dnnbury. l
W
delph W. Dreyfuss,
“is? ‘” " WehNTobacoo
\9, “refinish $1. $0.'Noma\a
. ‘ Iris-as can .. l
.5.
+4, .autn. ...
““3 ~~ c * ”CK ‘ ‘18- lb
Let Koppel make you one of his in- ‘ ENS, c
computable suits tor the holiday mess . FRESH SHOULDERS . 11c LB.‘
"ioccns one ., i . > ......................
Y-oui Wardrobe is incomplete with- ._ y, ié-BS.£HOPMSBEEF ......... . ........... ”his. 2 c
on:1 one lghoy feel right. look right. ' SHgWIL E‘ilAS'l'BEAR ------------------------ 10: t8.
’ on are r t i . ............... . .......
1, Therea a HOW to make dress suits . _ .1 ngw CANNED GOODS
, that Koppel know. ‘ . 001! N 12° CAN
‘ No experimenting about it. Yoti‘got' 1 PEA! """"" . ------------------------ 10 CAN
inatlslactIOn here. . Tomaroiés'"""""""" ----..--5,,-.-----.1°:cAN
FA‘SHIONAILE TAILOR, . ‘ .[u 3' W I’ DODGE,
" "°' ”"" “it. .“i‘h Nam... .2 Washington street, , soda smart;
LUTHER WRIGHT
‘ Phone Connection.
MAIN 37.. SOUTH NORWALK.‘ Aaso MAIN p‘t‘.‘
{Hardware Co
39 MAJN STREET, NORWALK. STAMFORD.
l
MONWW ADVANCED
'to all, on their household furniture.
lplanos and other personal property.
Ewithoiit removal on their own name
1 without. indorser. Call and see us In
dependent Loam and Security Co.,
iiavilnnd Bldg, Washington 81. Cities
{open until? p m, Monday and Sat-
Iiiidoy until 8. 30.
ALL KINDS OF
EBlRIt .illllKlNil lPPlRilllS
Reed & Volk Eleéirichh.
“‘ sazwasuinbron STREET
Horace E. Dana 81 Son,
1 ‘ 45.w.u IL,Norw|llI.
Real Estate and
Insurance.
w. nova uvoroi doom-d bargain-
in lnoorho producing proporty III-II.
moot Increalo In valuo with tho rapid 1
growth of tho town. '
TELEPHONE 35-4.
W.
GreatXEPaSSale
5L,
w
XMAS »
SLIPPERS ~
in?"
WOMEN
CHILDREN
A GIFT TO BE ENJOYED THROUGH
OUT THE YEAR. ‘
50c "to $2.00
An annual event here. this year presenting wonderful assortment
til I" 1ch strikingly low. WWII]! .‘ifléli ”all
Men' s Slippers, 75c to $1.751
Women's Slippers. 50c to $1.75 “'-
Misscs’ and Children’s Slippers, 85c. 90c, $1.00
FLYNN 8. RYAN
919 WASHINGTON STREET
.4.
The Paris Cloak and Salt House,
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
Great Reduction on suits and Coats
$3. 00 Net Waists t‘or ....... . ..... $1. 98
"515 MAIN ST... STAMFORD.
33 80. MAIN 8T..§OU=TH NOB-WALK.
Now 18 “Dress Suit"
‘ 25c to 35¢ per in.
38
$27 Lndlés' Suits, in all colors. .815
Wear Shoes That Fit s35 Caiaqui Coats lined with Skin- $3.00 Nun's Veiling for ......... $1.93
n‘er s Siltlu ................. ' ..... $20 $15 For Sets tm . .‘- .......... ~.. $8.98
122 WABHWNGTON STREET. 5]. 50 Black Petticoats for ......... 986 $10 Sets ('01 ................ .. . . .$4. 98 3
”"9“ “2" r ’ ‘ THE PARIS“
\ ‘ Sinai! Gold and Silver Frantos '
WW lilli HIHWS
The Longer Ypu Know Them the
Better You Like Them.
Dean’s Kidney Pills nutter full you.
South Norwnik people know this.
Read this Smith Norwa’lk case.
Read how Dunn’s stood the test.
For mtlny years.
it's local testimony and can be in-
vootlgaied:
Mis. fl. F. 'l‘lmpaon, iii South Main
Street, South ”Norwulk Conn, says:
“i outlined a great deal tioiu rheuma-
tism loi titvcliil mains and when them
was added Ito this, tIoIIbIo with the
kidneys. l was ‘ill II had way 1‘ did
not sleep well at night. my icct became
swollen and 1 than Ii constant dull puiu
unions the small III my back. Aftei
being I'epeutiully iIdIlscii to my “will.“
Kidney 131115.11 finally went to Pints-
ted' II thug store and protulied Ii limit. 1
tell lillltii better tiltei taking the con
tents. continued tlioii use and was
glad to tlud my trouble steadily disap-
pouring. 'l‘lIs pains in any buck were.
banished. the kidney accietlons weic
regulated and my general health im-
proved. l have slum: told scvslitl of
my neighbors about [Joan's Kidney
l‘llls and will continue to recommend
them at every opportunity." ,
For sale by all dealers. Price 51)
cents rustiw Mllhurn C0. lliilialo
New York sole agents (III the. II tillcd
i-‘itiItt-Is
Remember
take no tillIt-l'.
the IIIIIIIe—~lionIt‘s—«unit
lNDiAN ASSOCIA
TION.
UN,
connecricur
“All I tom") it m'l‘lle annual
Ineeting ol the t‘oIiIiccticut iIIIlluII As I
socluiion “its hold at. the ( ‘cntel
‘buitb yesterday. An address was
made by Mrs. Newton. of Washington.
1). (3., on "The Value of Medical Mls
slons Among the ludluus." Mrs. K91-
sey's report. as secretary, culled alien
itch to the tit’illil or Nanoey Cornelius.
it graduntt‘o ut' Carlislc. The Hartford
council appropriated $200 and 'sent
two boxes to lnillau institutions, ’l‘hr
treasurer's report showed a balance at
the beginning of the. your 01‘ $1,255.22.
Receipts brought it to $1,982.29: dis~
home-month “.1337; leaving a balancc
of 31.1185
:me find You Hate Wihww
CAPTAIN'S LICENS‘E SUSPENDED.
NEW LONDON. Dec. 9.-— .uptuiu
George l—l. Williamson. or. the steamer
Commonwealth. has had this license
suspended (Or 90 duo's by the "United
States steamboat inspectors us the re
Bun IONA
Signature
steamer Voluud on September ‘28, Iicur
‘ lint-e Rock.
.lonrru:
Millions use Gold Medal Flour.
LUi‘RBTiA
the front yard wants to kiss the baby."
"’l‘cll him there is no bully." Illrcctt‘tl
Mrs. Dc Style. “And. Hortense!“
me lady." “Don't you dare ic _ tiie‘hor
rid creature liiss.F’ldo.“—-—l’uc .
suit of the sinking of the Norwegian _-
"l‘lmisv. mum. tlII-r‘s u candidate in .
ll‘"(‘s‘ I
"Elicia Tunas
Whitney is heating the animal and
administering anti toxin at shalt inlm
Villii Yesterday he was in consulta-
tion with Dr. Robert; 11 Davis. at
Stamford. it is rarely that tetanus is
curable in nn'lIIIIi‘ls,‘aIIIl the efforts of
Dr. Whitney will he watched with
much lll’i’iesi. ‘Dr. Whitney is also en
(It Iivotlng to save a horse with II bioti-
on leg. oWIIutl by James (buy The nu-
lIiitIl is suspended, and the limb has
‘llt‘ml set. The hoIse is old, and. will
‘bo unlit ioI liotk but MI (tray is Iii»
strolls 01 saving it 11' possible.
Viacom:
(tutti hit-Ill ll I’lfllit‘ makes (11- -'|lt 1min lidkfli
ntilli‘. Itilom
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Clifforde. 11. Connor, .1. A. ltobiu-
son, 1‘. l).iiahk1n, Huston; (Ieorge
Schwaiz, 1L“. Smith. iiildgeport;
l’apcrs, liuat (.‘hange. N. .l.: 1". .l.
llniie ti. W. liiiuucll. .l. (3.
\i'. ll. (latllII."i‘. 1'}. Jones, G. ll.
say, New York: N. Watson Harden-
bergh. Canaan; C. it. Mbkc.
llruiiswick; .l. 1‘. Field. Syracuse;
Jack Reed. New lIeIll‘oI-il. Mass: A. IC.
Johnson and wife. New lluvI-II.
Mwackemo~acorge N. ‘ llrown.
[GOUIEKP l‘. iluch. George. 1“. Jennings.
(2 Phillips, ("hutics A Dick, \i'li-
lioni ll. lluniocil New Yoik: S. li‘rencb
.und w.ife Aiisonin; W. S l‘oibes and
wife, \\'oi'I‘l“slcr; A. 1.. King, .1. A.
Word. A. III. (llurk. Huston: W. A. lini-
ltird. Scranton; id. S. It‘tiil'iiftlilih‘, Hail
I'ol'd; Ii. 11. Edwards. S, (II-I-eiisteiit.
Bridgeport; (i. li‘. it‘ishcr, .ir., Hurt-
t’ord; 1.. it. I'llll‘lliiill, Wilton: George
1.. Ri‘ickwcll. l‘lldg‘ei‘icld; I.
New Haven; .1. it. Collins and wife
l’ittsficid; i‘. 1., Doyle. .‘ilanchester;
Eliza hicliermoti, liiuli W. MCDPI‘IIIOM
Woonsocket. ll. 1.:
John F. ii‘ahey, New (S‘unaan:
\‘l'oithattsen. l'lanbury.
CLEVER SURGERY.
“The doctor thought 1 might no car.
vying a ball from
.‘lohn 11
it and probed around for about. two,
Iiouis."
“Did be extinct anything fI om you?‘
"Yesv $11)"
an,
iiattchle,l
MIIs- 1
New,
11. ilrcw.
Louis A. Hioviil l
not“ .1 5mm "
WW lilitll . .
A valuable buy bottle owned by "a” ‘1‘ L 4
Rush 'l‘ugsa‘tt. counsel stdiiihe West w ‘
eiii lliiiou ’l‘ologiaph Company who
has a summsi Ieuldonco in Iippiu
()euoku aienue, is so fierlugh both an WWNEGNL .5
mute (use of tetanus I .l. (l 'ELHI‘WM . ,‘
Beware Iii Gold:
1
Most fatal sickneI-sea have their
pings in a simple “coiii' or .‘In a.
cough. Consumption fiist shows iua a
cough. Bronchitis is accompanied
.cougli. 'l'hetiist an of La Grippe It:
“cold. " Panamanios stitecedcd by cough
and violent "cold, " Croupothattcrrible , .
.malady of childhooducom‘cs solidi y
conditional a "cold " Rheumatism cos
eraliy follow 5 neglect alter exposure. M1
.lhe consequent “cold" or cough. Kidney
g'lroubics. including Bright“ 5 disease and .
other iau‘d complications. are alum duo to .
“cold" which settles in that region. ‘
Linoninc will cure you "If there is any ‘
cure (or you.
Full Size Bottle no.
CUT OUT THIS COUPON '
t Iorlt Ilnay not appear again and mail to T“
l Union! In Co., Daiibury , Conn.
in?
My Disease is. ... ... .... ..m .
llIaIe nch I tried 1 lnnnine tine Flax Seed
Emulsion). l'ltaac supply me with the first
bottle free. a
........................... nun-nu,
(iivc full illltll'f‘iiiiw\\'yl‘il(‘ plainly.
or
CONNECTICUT PRISON ASSOCIA-
TION.
HARTFORD, Dec. 9.——'l‘he annual ;
l meeting of the Connecticut Prison Ali' .
.soclatlon was held yesterday attai-
1 John C.
Taylor. in the capitol.
$5,205.15 and disbursements of the
same amount. During the fiscal year
~cnding with September 30.1908, théro
.werc 143 prisoners discharged tlom
lthe state prison. . '
Thursday
...—..-. -..»-..w. . .. N... ., .. ..-—......w.“
TEL- 5734.
Thanksgiving holiday. it will be. our.
your trade by giving the beat. goods
for the least possible price.
Chase & Sanboru's Torts and Coffees
have been the standard for years the
world over. We keep all grades Teas
from 40:: to 70¢ per 1b.;(‘oi'foea from
Newport , Sausage. licinza hilnce
Meal. Rlciies‘ Fruit. (lake, Pure Honey
and Maple Syrup, Flash Made. Cir-cum
ery Butler, sweet as it rose. Montclair
Jams lilultualadus and all 'luble Deli
cacies. Imported Crackers and Waters
in a great vallcty, Strictly Fresh Eggs.
imported and Domestic Cheese. lm
ported (‘hnlneys and Sauces. Try out
Canned Goods. We have the fittest line
of Canned (‘orn Peas. Succotash, Lima
Beans. Spinach, Asparagus and all
kinds of Fruits lIIIgIIIss and tin. Come
and see. us.
any eoioLEs you can EAT.
Church 8: Miller .
LEADING GROCERS.
WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
Jackson’s
Studio
CHRISEMES ~
Photographs
IN THE NEWESTES‘I‘YLES.
Having remodelled) by Studio.
I am prepared to glv the best
of the Art to my patrons.
DON'T DELAY—Altho' we make
Christmas Sittings
up to Manday before Christmas
or later it necessary.
New Art nine
or:
.Water Color Paintings
in allyis‘izes,
FROM 30: TO $5.00. ..
FROM 25: UP.
Just Right for Small Pictures.
Picture Frames
in Our Model Frame Shop.
'COME AND see. we CAN
PLEASE vou.
.Jack'sdngsfit.“a ,
lo
Opiaooltti“flttt°l._ Nomik, conn. .
TEL. 15734. "
We Thank You
for your very llbeiol .patlonnge {or the "
aim and constant endeavor to merit '
111‘
92 Washington St, South Norwalk
s SpeCIals
I.
We FLANNELETTE, 25 different
10 yard:
31.25 Hvosonaoa smars. EMBROIDERED RUFFLE ....... 98¢: ‘
All sizes. ‘ ’
$1.25 NEW smrrr WAISTS... ........ . ................. 98¢ each '
sac sen-s .................................... . .............. are
patterns ................. 6:: yard A I,’
to customer.
$175 causesSEo DOLL, 22inch, extra line value ........... sins -
ALL HATS FRIDAY AT EX
AOTL‘Y H ALF PRICE.
BE SURE AND VISIT TOYL
AND IN THE BASEMENT.
Be Sure and Visit TOYLAND
in the Basement '
'TIS a FACT;
GET A BUSIN E
MERRILL
AND THE SALARY
South Norivalk.
‘oAY ANDNIGHT sessions.
1888—MERRHIL-1908 ‘
Stamford.
SS EDUCATION AT
COLLEGE
IS SURE TO COME.
Port ahead}.
» 86 Washington ..Street.
Sugar!
5 lbs. Best Granulated
A&P Patent
124 East Washington
Mr? Specials for This Week:
WE LEAD—OTHERS FOLLOW.“ .
Sugar!
20 lbs. Best Granulated Sugar for. . . . . . $1.00
10 lbs. Best Granulated Sitga'r for. . . . . . . . .5oc
Very Best El§in Creamery Butter, a 1b.. .336
lour, armpit). bag. . . .. . . . .- .859
The Great Alli? Tea 100..
Holiday Pin Cushions
AND. SOFA PILLOWS
are now on display in our windoyvs, and you will agree with as they
are the handsomest W"; have Nor shown. Make your selections early.
N. E. Ryan 8. Co.,
South Norwalii
Sugar”
Sugarfor. .........25c
Street, South Norwalk'
hr 8 “
inoou in the onion of the secretary, ‘ ...'
..Tho .
the time. 1 was‘lreasnt‘cr‘s report shows receipts or
wounded in the army, so he went at.
Norwalk Chronicler