Show this to your doctor.
STATE ORGANIZER HERE
John H. Riley. of Danbury, Addressing
Various Local Labor Unions.
John II. Illlcy, ol‘ Daiihury, stoic or-
ganizer of the Connecticut. Federation
of Labor, Is spending u few days In
South Norwalk, and during his stay
here is stopping at. the Mahnckemo
Hotel.
List stoning Mr. Riley addressed
the meinlieis of the Paliitcrs‘ liulon.
Sunday morning he will speak before
the Hiirtendcrs’ Union, and iu the at"
tel-noon will address the Musical lin-
ioii incuIbcrI-I.
~(‘,iin't look well. out well or feel
well with impure blood {coding youi
lIoIly Keep the blond pine with But
doc]; Blood Bitten-i. Eat simply talic
Ixerclsc keep clean and you will have
long life.
DAVID w. Ramona. 6'
{ Funeral Director
I and Embalmer.
10 North Main St., South Nor-walk
' Residence. 6 Washington 8t. 1
. Telephone at house, 693. I
I Telephone at office, 336-2. l
THE NEW
HOTEL VICTORIA.
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
, .EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our Room: a Special Feature. In
end Electric Lights Throulhontt Iv-
sry Morn Heated
RATES REASONABLE.
Finn flocked Cafe in Connection.
A full line of Imported Ales, Includ-
lag the famous Baee.’ Burton's and
IIII A 0on Stout. always on draught.
Anheuser Busch leer en Draught.
T-. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
. Telephone 992.
Weisbach
Junior
The biggest little light—gives
50 candle power light.
Burns4 Hours for
lCent’s Worth
of Gas.
Attaches to any gas fixture. Use
your own 'globe, either gas or
electric. to be used on chan-
deliers, pendants or wall brack-
ets. Efficient and‘economical.
Connecticut
Company.
Christmas Remittances
TO THE OLD~COUNTRY.
DraftSandVMoney Orders
VTO ALL PARTS OF EUROPE.
J. M. LAYTON a co
(INCORPORATED)
so. NORWALK.
5 RAILROAD AVE.
.LW—
~ an o.
Van Scoy _;
PLUMBING,
STEAM,
HOT WATER
AND ,
GAS FITTING.
Sheet Iron,
and Zinc.
.iTin, Copper
50 South Main Street,
80. Norwaik, Conn.
Itinmlner In
It. 9. Patent ohm.
i876 to 1583
Othcca.1094Mnin Street,
“IMBPOII‘I'. CONN-
Does not Color the I‘Tair.
Ayer’s I‘Iair VigoI is composed of gu'vi'm- 0'11"“ 00W"
Ask him if there is a single injurious in redlent. Ask
him If he thinks Ayer 5 Hair Vigor, as made {Iom this (around. is tie
‘ ration you could use tor falling hair, or for dandrufi.
II " AJ‘QII (‘ our ANL I.,nwo-ll Miran
MC '0'”: '
mum. sue. Alcohol, are: Per note.
e best prepa.
Let him decide. lie knows,
_._.......... pr W ”N...“
Wlliflll.
The young people will give a whist
party this evening in (iunuou Ilull.
Mrs. A, W. Mcrwin is preparing to
entertain Vn house party on Christians.
The Polish iiousc oi St. Maithow' s
as becn presented with a panm or
gan.
Mr. Royce. who has been visiting
friends in Brooklyn, has returned
home.
'I‘hc Mission lland. of thc (Tongrcgir
tioniIl Society inct Friday afternoon
with Mrs. A. W. Mci‘wiii.
’l‘hc Ludics‘AlII SociI-Ity, of St. Mut-
thcw‘s parish. incl Wednesday after.
noon with Mrs. II, III. (,‘hichcstcr,
III-v. Mr. Chapman. rcctor
Stephen's (.‘hitrch. Ilidgcliclil, called on
Rev. Charles A. Marks on 'I‘ucI-Iday.
The 200th annivcrsury of‘ tho birth of
tho IIOI'l Milton was observed Sunday
evening in the Congregational Church.
Services will bc Ill'ItI cvcry chncs
day afternoon and Friday cvcning in
St. h’liltthcw‘s Church during the Ad:
vtuit scuson.
The cnpugcnicnt is announced
Miss Maud Innubcrl.
i). f)... and in:
New York. ,
'l‘llc hazar and rI-I‘rI-ahmcni cute.
tnimnent given last Friday afternoon
Iii (lcntci' school housc was a financial
kucccss, ovcr $.30 living rculizod. This
Liquid
Veneer
MAiVuis Tamas ,.
25 and 5ch Bottles.
E. E. Gorbam,
Decorator
East Norwalk.
of"
of \\'iIslIinp,ton.
DilVi‘lllltll‘l While. Iin
Tel. 452.
Hotel Mahackemo
J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
“-
Service and Cuisine Up to Oat...
Flutes 02 per day and upwards.
III—u...—
Stock and General information Ticker
-
Sunday Dinners, 75cts.
TEL. CALL 088.
Daily Line to‘N. Y.
For Freight‘Oniy
On and after Tuesday, January
l906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East River, New York. (fool
of Dover street). every day, (except
Sunday), at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Nor‘wnlk up to t p. m. and South
Norwalk up to 5:30 p. m.
Nerwiilk Steamboat Co.
Annlng J. Smith, C. c. Hegeman,
Lessee, General Agent.
’l,
EVERY LADY’S DRESSING CHAN
BER
should be equipped with e dainty
celoin Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
' how delightfully convenient it. would
be to have hot and cold running water
.Vin your dressing chamber, sleep-
,ing apartment or first floor toilet
room? Its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.
. We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent me
chanlce, honest end reliable.
HORACE it NASH
CORNER MAIN AND WEST $.73-
Attendance IIII hours any and do
Frederick H. Ganung,
UNDERTAKER.
Funeral Parlors In Connection.
Lady Attendant. Tel. 904.
Office and Residence,
04 00. MAIN 57.. SOUTH NORWAIJKV
of St. .
Imported English Blue China by
H b'
um "II-Io
snow white, one piece “Standard" Por- .
seats for the youngest pupils.
who are engaged in road repairing.
have been camping out. as more con-
vcuicnt to their work.
The Reading Circle met Thursday
att'crnoou with Mrs. J. Mclt‘iwen Butts.
There will be no further meeting of the
club until after Christmas.
Miss Ethel Hart is training, the Con-
gregational Sunday school to sing for
the tlhristnius celebration yc quulnt
old carols. tlod Rest Yo Merrie (leu-
tlomen and many others.
Store Open from 7 a. m. to 9 p. m.
Chriétmas
Presents
In Fine German. Japanese and
American China and
GiassWare
the piece or set
Framed Piétures
We do not mark prices up at Christ-
mas time and then our prices after
Christmas. Our prices are no higher
now titan at. any time of the your.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
to oi‘dci‘.
Wall I’upcrs. iioiisc
(loads, Painters“ Supplies,
Painting and Decorating.
M
We ‘give “1.: S. a. H. Green Trading
Stamps. Ask for them.
L. H. Decker
87 Washington Street,
Tel. Con. SOUTH NORWALK.
Furnishing
1908
and Steam
O
ating.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVEs AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Gas and steam Fitting, Gas Fixtures.
Metal Ceiling, Etc.
HAVE YOU SEEN OUR STOCK OF
RICHMOND RANGES?
The Jones &H‘otchkiss
Company
17 WALL STREET. ‘ NORWAILKI
The Great Difference
IuIWcI-II an ladlson Phoanrtlph and
anything clsc you till] think of. as a
I‘Illllvllllllls I.if.t is that people tire of
1847
anything cisc you edit think of.
l on II. we a melee OI seven modem.
$12 50 to $60.00
The A. I. Angevine
8: Sim Co.
. 134 AND 136 WASHINGTON 8T.
a
The Clifford
6 tea p.m
Sunday Dinners a Specialty.
Dinner Parties and Banquet!
Solicited.
CHARLES REYNEKE,
Proprietor. .
Telephone 090.
CityNationaiBank
eotirn nonwauit. court.
runners IAUGENEEsnoAL “Mind
-—n—-fi I ‘.“
CAPITAL,
“WOO.
OUIPLlIO“ AND PROFITS.
.113. 600.00.
EDWIN H. MATHEWOON. From
JOHN H.— KNAPP. 1st Vise-Pres.
wrflhno IODWELL. Bonnier.
DIRECTORS.
E. H. Motherhood Henry Ieymoiir
John H. Knapp leniuel on. men
Josiah R. Mervin .l. wan-6e ervtn
' chi-lotion IWnrt: John H. ”0!“
sum will be used to piovide sultubloi
Edward Gilbert. and Frank Bedlent, .
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. Ind VIM- V
BELLE MEAD
Chocolates ‘
Are 60 Centse Pound
They could not be more pure,
ircsh or delicious if the price
was $1.00.
We are. pleased to open II box
at any time for our patrons to‘
sample. (Tali at the .
BRIDGE PHARMACY
and be convinced. .
J. PAR K ER. Manager.
1,
ASINIIRWA
lI-llund Loppcrt III III at his home
in Ilotts place
’I‘Iu- auxiliary sloop Sherwood was
liaulcd out. yesterday, at the Nelson
and Ayn-II ways for the winter.
William Soc has scoured a position
on lip. tug Greenwich. ot‘ which Allie
Ilowcll, of core avenue, Is captain.
Mrs. A. Schoenhof’t‘. of Harrison, N.
Y.. spcnt Tuesday with her mother.
Mrs, A. M. Boerum. of \‘un Zandi
sti'cct.
Mrs. James A, Johnson. of' Third
street, and Mrs. John Knapp, of War
rcn street, were visitors in Iiridgih
port, yesterday. V 1
Miss Olivo II. Puck is assisting hi
the Jackson market and store, at the
(‘Ol'ilt‘l' of First street and Soaviow
uvcnuc. as bookkeeper and cashier.
'l‘hc children oi the Advent. Chris-
tian Sunday school are requested to
assemble at the church at 3 o’clock.
tomorrow afternoon, to practice the
Christmas cxcrciscs.
his home, yesterday, by what wasap.
parently an attack of grip, but man-
aged to get to his store. this morning,
though feeling for from well.
The Benedict Farms mill pond is
now entirely covered by Ice, and this
morning‘ one or two boys were able to
walk about the north end. There was
skating ycstcrday on small ponds,
team has an interesting game planned
for this evening. lit the academy. Next
Tuesday evening the Academy’s sec
oud team will go over to Stamford to
play.
A matter of special importance to
Ladder Company will come up at the
monthly meeting, Monday night, at
though it is not II matter to be Ifs dc.
nubile.
The Rev G. Hourard \lulone will ad
dress the members or the Advent
subject of Chinese missionary work.
Mr. Malone is uible to speak Irom
much experience. s—I . .
A Hartlord young mail In bard luck
was in East Noer yesterday, look
in: (at his fare home. He had been
on a little "spree." and had spent his
money without regard to the fact that
go would need something to take him
cine
About 8:30 o‘clock this morning.
or this section of the town. and the
viilngo weather prophet declared that
II considerable layer of the covering
bruutii‘nl would appear before the d8)
0 05ml.
A mic collection of water color
skclchon, painted by Artist George W.
\‘t’ashburn. has been placed on exhibi-
(lorhani'n store in Flint street. The
display has received math favorable
attention.
M. Epstein and family will more
from Fort street, East Norwiilk, to
South Main street, South Norwslk. the
first of the week. Their new home
has been undergoing improvement for
a number of days, and the work Is
now rapidly nearing completion.
The Ollog‘ow’ollas have kept well
the secret of the name of the HI tint of
a surprise party which will be held
this evening. The nu “that! of the
club will assemble, as usual, shortly
before 8 o‘clock. III the East Not-walk
out once to the Washington street
ri so.
Lender Fred Mills and scvcrul of
his assistants in the Rescue Mission.
on the Washington street. bridge. are
planning to go to Bald Hill, to attend
Daniel l.’ilonnncdlcu was laid up at
The Overlook Academy basketball .
the members of Mayflower Hook and _
Christian church. this evening. on the *
show flakes began dropping gently mu.
tlon III one of the windows of E. E.
EAST NORWALK CASH Git. 00‘
log a period of several days.
the bridge will Iontlnua as usual
The Loyal Workers Society elected
those oiliccis at the semi annual meet
In, held last evening:
I’icsident—Mins Anna Niekerson.
Vicb-I’residentwilirn. Oscar Par-
tiitk
Scoi ctur y—-M I II. David Rust 09
Sunday evening. the society will be
addressed by Miss
Charles Ii. Pearce has not yet can'-
lured tho culprits who so ruthlessly
tom up u Iaige quantity of. handsome
evergreens III the yard of his home at;
the oeruer of Cove avenue a II Tim
stieot. but is confident that it will he-
imposslblc for the thieves to use the
cveigieens withoat being discovered.
it. Is or Ii nursery variety and Is he
culiaily tinged at the ends, mulling Its
kind conspituous
Eligincci Chalice N. Wood and his
assistant, James Sutherland, came
down down from Norwaik, this morn-
ing, and net to work taking measure
menta of the Washington street
bridge. The figures which Mr. Wood
is compiling will be tiirned‘over to
Engineer Hill, whats at work on a pre-
liminary act of plans for the proposed
new Washington street bridge. A
town meeting to iipprt‘iprints the mon-
cy for preliminary plans will be held
Tuesday night.
Cartoon and Seyiiu‘utcs planing mill
on the Benedict Farms Bridge has
been crowded to a. certain extent as ii
result of the filling In process on tho
Benedict Farms bridge. One day this
week the crowding caused a hot-
box in ihc machinery. The trolley
company has two trolley trains at
work titling in on its side of the bridge.
and is making rapid progress.
pours, however. that It will soon be
necessary to build a retaining wall to
prevent the tide washing the filling
away.
Ariel Onmeron intends to have a
host next. summer, which will he “bill
to navigate the sound like u rucehoi‘sc
and which will be able to show lici
basis to a large number of launches
The boat will be the some tilin one
that Mr. Cameron has been sailing
about in during the past season, but
she will have just twice as much now
er. she will have two engines, for it
is proposed by her owner to pm In an
other engine, identical with the one
which has been driving the craft so
handsomciy.
RUWIJIIII.
Miss IIIII Jaok. fSOIIth \orualk
visited friends but yesterday.
MIssMarla lillllspnuxh. of Rowuy-
ton. is visiting relatives in Oyster Bay.
‘ bong Island.
Mrs. Seth P, Toms has returned to
llartford, after a visit with her moth
or, in Rowayton.
Mina Teddy Hahn. of 80.7. Ilnnt‘oclt
street Brooklyn. is visiting MI. and
Vim}. William llcmiircst, .It Belle is
out
'I‘heophiic Euphrat has arranged to
build a waiting station at Hickory
Bluff. The Connecticut Ciiillpillly will
keep the structure lighted. ”this will
mom a giant convenience to penile
iii llcllc Island and IIICKOI} Blnf‘f n it
vicinity
The meeting of the Otilciul Board of
the Rowayton Methodist Church, which
was to have been held last evening.
villi be bold tonight.
quested that every member attend as
matters of great Impoituucc are to bc
discussed. .
Mrs. Benjamin St, .iohn has return
ad from a visit, In Hartford. Harry SI.
John and his sister, Mrs. Seth P
Tonia, have recently purchascd adjoin
ing houses in Wetlicrsileld, and Mrs.
Gilbert Finch has” moved to a pleasant
home In West Haven.
urn diurnal.
’l‘hc ’Whlst (‘luh mot Wednesday
with Mrs, W. J. Fleming. Jr.. Man's
held avcnuo.
Mrs. Jessie H. .lelllffc visited her
sister, Mrs. Alice Lyon 'Fltch, in New
York, Saturday.
Miss Edith Sullivan Is spending the
winter with hei sister, Mis. A. 0. Will-
son, in Giecnwicli.
The Reading Circle will hold n cos-
tume reading at the home of Mrs
Dr. Large. Darlen, this afternoon.
Mrs. Merlin J. Waterbury and Miss
Libbie ll. Seely visited Samuel Water-
bury. at his home Ill Weston, this
.\
Gold Med
Very Best Butter, 1b., - - - 81c
Best Lord, 2 lbs... - - - 25c
Seeded Raisins, 1b., .. . . 10;:
Sweet Oranges, dozen, -. - - 28c ,
'Melsdii Grapes, a ibp., - r.- . V2§c ,‘
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar. - - $1.00
Al BRAND FLOUR
R's Good M the Beat ,
Pei,- “bag. - - . - .-‘- 2 .. 79c
Per barrel.’ - - ' ',. $6 36
I
-31..
red I-l. Rowen.
PHONE .220.
H. E. Mead 8: Co
. 23?... ”INTENDED...
M" .
...s ”I. I. .,\ .i. gm .. ,n'vivl...4 a. l‘ . “r ‘1
a series-oi» I't'lr'lvt‘li meetings. chver- W
During .
their iibseiito the. meetings hero on .
Whitman, field
' worker of the eastern division. .
It iip- ‘
It. is urgently rc~ .
al Flour, per bag, ‘ 83c
in use Vror over 30 yearn.l
I
count
‘ an Counterfeits, imitations
gorlc, Drops and Soothing
contains neither Opium, III
substance. Its ago in Its gu
Bears the
In Use For 0
the Kind You It}... Aiwm magic. and which has 5000”:
_‘ ......I— until use ccnmmdaipid
Experiments that trifle with and endangier the “MINI
Infinite and. Children—Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA ‘f
Esoteric in a. harmless substitute for Castor 011. m
I I |.. I Women‘s-My.until-worn“."In? dram. .
has litres the this“ i
supervision since lfisli. ally!!! ,
ow no one toddleeivé you .n
E VIC.
and “ Just-alumina” are] It}
Syrians, It Is Dinosaur. It I
orphlno not other Narcotic
aruutee. It; destroys Wound
and alloys Feverishness. it cures Diarrhoea and Whit!
Colic. It; relieves Teething Troubles. cures Consultation _
and Fintulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates til? I
Stomach and Boweis, giving healthy and neutral sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—Tue Mother’s Friend.
GENUINE CASTOR|A ALwAve
Signature of
ver 30 Years.
week
Mitts llimil “I‘l (I and \lisa Inuisi
Wutciluui I-ctuiucd \tonduy. to ihcii
homc Ill Nmoiou, ui’tlcr n two months
Iihsctioc in \I‘crmcut.
Mil-i. H'IIIIIII ’l‘rlstlnrn. of iluiion, and
Mrs (‘lilIrIiIs l‘r‘isttain of Norwalk left
this umlt fin Iiu cx‘lciidcd visit in our
of tlic iiuith-iti states
. (,icot'gc III. flood-Ivc. who. with hi:
t'uinily. rch-u‘tly iuovcd Iiom Sonar"
Beach to Hoyt street, Staiutmd. is in
IovIciiug i’ioin plcuiisy. '
The t'utII-ral service for Mr. Wil‘
llama. of Dorian. was bold Sunday. Dc.
cciubcr ti, at his home: The burial Win
in (lyprcss Illll Cemetery. Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. -Wiillum .l. Fleming:
and .\II_ and Mrs Richard Fiost an
“em..—
rim annexatio- displuv m- Kdd (Ito
assoitmcut hard to he auipasscd in t
shudings. Womcn who near our glo
worth in slllt‘ iii. finish and Iltiiubil
your t‘hiistmas sclcctions while the s
86 Washington Street.
bl
iicai the homo of MI.
pleasantly settled for the winter
mange. N. ..,i
Fleming’s sistei.
Mis, W E Ashton and little (laughi-
ter Ivy, of Noroton, left New York.
chnisilni, on the steamer Miije‘stit,
to spend the holidays at thy. home 0“
Mts Ashton' 3 phicntn in I‘nx‘ldlfll i
if S. Biotin will speak at tilt?
Congregational church Barium? ur‘w
day evening. Dccemher ID on ‘Piotne
13min and Historical New Blight 'd
Tlu- lcc line will be illiistiatc‘d by' stél
cupticon views
Mr. Nlclsou. father of ill Nicison o
Ox Ridge. is building a stone ui'ansiln
3n the heights iicai his son s house. T“
will command unusually this and' oily
ennlte views of Ccnilirtlcht nhr‘
Long Island. . l
Holiday Gloves
you in our uost uindowirmihih. amt!
his locality I‘oi variety of stiles and
Vtfi alwais speak of limit superiri'
iII- \\':.hI not come in ciiVilyV and make: .
lock is at its best? ..
N. E. Ryan 8. Co.,
South Norwallt.
”M
Cross Creek an
Jeddo and Old Company’ 8 Lchiglt
FOR FURNACE.
For Cooking Range and Sell Heaters
No. 2 Nut 55. 00 per Ton, delivered In;
d Upper LehIph
uoyr's THEATRE-
FRIDAY. considers to.
men's OF FUN
The no...
JOHNNY AND EMMA,
In the Brilliant Musical comedy.
King Casey
TUNEEUL MUQIGI V
CLEVER COMEIDIANS.
GORGEOUS OOBTUMES.
so-PEoflLE—so
. ELABORATE scenenv.
hEAUTII-juL. sowirdnmo snow
,. “Glitter: 1 .
t
III1
e
IVIA‘T' I V , "
E. o sVTAin PRESENTS THE PRE- ‘
muons . . . . . 25c, 50...... 51.qu
\V L. L).
HT,
NOIWIIIII' Bhslg‘tgliail Tm
T( eam
.Re'piesonung Seventh Compony'.
Coast A-rtllleiy Corps, girmerlyVVV Coma-I
puny F, Third infantry” N G ‘
Next Genie. Monday. December 14th.. ‘1
E VM F ‘
newcomiurhne.
r“;
Preliminary came; . . ‘
Olinclng ii’om 10 o'eldclt until 12 I,
This is that team that has been play ~
log at the Armory for ten yours;
placed Not walk among the tbuudtch
, era In basketball; and (will and
with Mlddletown. Stamford on V
bury. in an effort to bring to , any
the sous Chnidplonnhlp.‘ w T '
ADMIGGIOH Vj‘ewltl‘oi‘dlllll “u“
run some resinous o'clopb
SEE
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