Real country butteru—better‘ than
any you ever tastedwmade of rich-
est pasteurized cream in the coun-
try’s model creamery.
All“ its freshness, richness and
ff, 1/ flavor.“ preserved, absolutely,by
, the odor-proof package privileged
~ l ~ to be used only by our Creamery.
Packed at the Creamery and elweye told at the price of ordin-
lfv butter that In penalty packed by the dealer In the city.
, I“ . , If your grocer can 'I supply you Write us.
Springfield. Mus.
DILLON and DDUGLASS.
New Haven and Hartford, Conn.
Providence. R. l.
The Butter that
”keeps all
its creamery
fragrance and
sweetness
for your table
I“
young men‘ s department and the want: int: gospel pII-IIIIIIIIIII .IIIIII“iI e prcccdeI.
[S womonu department. meets at I'.' by n praiee ner,ice will be lIIld III 7
o‘clock. The Men‘s L‘briutian Inquiry o'cloclI ’l‘be prt'IIIIIbIII will ll)“ II 5qu
,I‘lnb meets at the. some bout to dim ply t'ronI ‘I'ule Divinity Scboo.
METHODIST’ cuIItI the question oi our foreign Iela~
NOIWfllk Meihlldlfit (‘hmrh Frank lions ’i‘hc lI’fldt‘l' will be I‘llnrieu n EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN.
13- Torrey. DDHIOi‘wMOIDlHK Wilt-“thin. Jennings. At the evening h‘f‘l‘VlIft' at 7 Evangelical lilllllfil‘iln, North Milli
..:10 30. With sermon by the litllilm‘. Sill) o’clock, Ml‘. II‘aviile “will give an ad- street IlIII“. II. Iliitmuu, StamioIII
<3eet. The Unehbnglng Fluvial; Sunday
morning class meeting“ H30 led by l"
H Bell ent, Sunday school, 12 III.: .191“.
,. “Worth ague devotional service, I“. :II.
,, p. Ill. ‘8tlbject, The. Joys of theI ()vtII
comet‘s, leddet, IliIluud Nisbelt; cu»
hilt .worebip,7 :30, subject of sermon,
Div III: Up to OtIe'II Light Tuesday,
7 45,1) m., class meeting, led by F.
,T, Roscoe. 'l‘bursulay. 7: 4!. p. III.
brawl! meeting, an outline of the. book
. of, Romania, will he glyon. please read
the tintirc book. Friday. .iuIIioI I. count
at 3: 80. led by Mina Eli/.a Ford
, East Avenue Methodist lI‘plucopnl
Cllltt‘oll. Charles K. \NIIOIISIIII, pastor,
j resilience 30 Rowan street phonez 125i
5-Preaching by the pastor at 10:30 II.
III and 7 p. m.: Sunday achool ill 12
ht, Charles Aluaworlh, superintcn»
dent; Junior league, 3: 30 I). III. Mil-iii
nimu Parsons super'inIcIIdcnt; lap
worth League, Ii p. m. 'l‘luusduy,” Izth
BL. mid-week meeting (.‘oIdiui In
VltailOn extended to all the people
‘ South Norwalll Methodist E pisuopai
ChtII‘CTI. Saul 0. (‘III“,tice I)I.l8tOi'“— ( luau
, meeting, 9:30 II III; wnrubip. with
“ special sermon III the panlm on The.
Building “of an lémphe In Our tilcat
West; (Manny. and the use of a special
.eervioe' leaflet, 10:30 n. 111.; Bible
School '12 m.; Epwmth mitgue servII II,
6 p. III.: worship, with address by the.
antOI. 7 I). III , this address will be the
semncoa the series, Christ and Men,
special topic of this address Ills Tam
petament,“ or the Global Way til Look
in: at. Things. 'l‘ueuday class meet-
ing. Wednesday monthly meeting at
the industrial League, 7: If. II III this
“9.» the regular monthly meeting brought
71de to thin date because tlI-II regu III“
‘mEetthg night is Citrintman, Charles II).
groupings trill address the. well. a full
uttendabce Is earnestly rIIIpIcIIteIl.
Thhmday. prayer service. ":45 II. III.:
Dibcihl Board meeting II III) p.1n.;
, sewn: Circle of the “Ladies Aid, 2 II
70.. the“ place oi meeting will be an—
llOllt'tcPtl litter. Friday, .lIIIIioI Length
“3.“ I). III.: choir rebearunlfl “110 p m.
, Khlgllf;'Streel A. M. It}. Church, Rev.
Wm. “.St A. Lynch. I).I)., pastor~
Preaching, 10:45 II, III.: Sabbath
,chooi; 12: 30 II. III.: young people's
méetltig,‘6 , 6:.l0 p. "1.; sacred concert
“and silver offering, 7:110 II. III.: ‘ class
meeting, Tuesday evening. and Official
, CONGREGATIONAL._
Soltth ‘ Norlwuk. I.0ngregatimml
(illilvch, Charles S. Mncfntlnnd pus-
tor; Theodom R. lI‘nvillc, nonlethal——
pining service at 10:! ill II. III. at
hich the sermon Will he preached by
r. Fuvlllo; Slibieol', "'I‘lleI AII oi (liv-
”I The Bible school, including the
drcbn ‘on Turkey and its“ Problenla.
First. Congregational Church, Nor-
walk. George I). Egbert, pastor”
Moi-hing service at 10:30, preaching by
the Rev. W. W. Wallace,
ven; Sunday school at I22Ifi: Men‘s
League at 12:15. address by MI“. Wnl-
Iucc; evening aervioe at 7:30, a Solva-
tion Army III-Irvice. under the direction
of I‘ol, lliclts IIIIIIIIIIrcI- ot‘ the Army
i. it. A. prayer <er“,I<e VI’eIlIII-Ieduy at
.i. ..l’ ‘ ’I‘ltursdav at 7 30, church
prayer service. ’l‘bursduy at S, sublet“! .
What About I’eter‘.‘
BAPTIST.
Grace liuptiat (.‘lIIIIIcII', J. Edward
Harris-«Last day of anniversary and
I““all,I. II it III., preaching by pun'or.
subtrtIc, The Solid Foundation; 3: 30
II. III plcavbinp,“ by the Rev. I‘I'IIIIIes
S, Mncfarlnnd, I'll, l). punter (hnIgre
gallonal Church, South NorwnliI. Inn
bit: by the congregation; 7:40 p. III..
preaching by the llcv. W. N. Morton,
pastor Messiah Iiapllsl Church, Bridge.»
port.
EPISCOPAL.
'I‘rinity iIlpiseopul church,
wood Sudller. rector, third Sunday in
Adventw—S a. III.. Iloly (‘mIInInnIonI
10:30 II. III.. morning prayer and net‘-
mon: I“: In., Sunday uI-;IIIIII 'I' :30 I).
III. evening prayer and sermon ’I‘hc
Benevolent and I’Ioteclilc Order of
Elks will attend this service in a
body. Strangers always welcome, tree
seats. This is II one hour service
\l'ednesday, Friday and Saturday art
Id‘lnbcr l)tl,\H. The chairman of Christ
mas“. deeorntionu I'm“ the church winner
“all who will nuclei III tying the greens
to meet in the Sunday school rooms
on Monday evening at 7:30 abort).
Grace Church. Ilov. James Bentor
Werner, rector, the third Sunday in
AdVenIn-I’I‘bc celebration (It Inc Iioly
t‘quInnnlon .II S oc~:lotk Inornlur
|)Iil\"I‘l and coupon at III“. 'III: Sunday
beltooi at noon; MlStIiltill Sunday school
III Bioad River at 2“ .:4'. ;I“III“III.ing may
or and sermon at 7:30.
It. A. Lili-
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First (“brisllun Science Social)“, of
Norwulh~-ller,“ular Sunday service at
the reading“ room, Masonic building.
at“. ii II. III. Subject December til, " .lod
IIIII, Preserve-I“ of Man." 'l‘cstlnlunl
meeting“, Wednesday at S p. III. 'I‘(
both services the public is cordially
and fraternally invited. Reading room
open to the public each “III-III day {mm
‘3 to f. pnt.
CHAPELS AND MISSIONS.
Springwood tinion ClIapel-—’l‘lIc Sun.
tiny school meets at 3:30 p. III.. in
the chapel on idly avenue. ‘ The even-
of. New liil“‘
pautol«1’1“LIIIIIIIIIII; in the tiermnn lun
guago at 7. .20 II III.: conlirmatitu
clash, lillh p. III.
ADVENT CHRISTIAN.
The Advent Christian Church. ilet'
teeter li‘ Reynolds, pnntorn -~I"’I'eIIcII
tug at 10: III) II In. and" I II. III Morn
tug subject: “The MinintrI IIt l‘roII
ble." II.vI-IIIIIg .IInbjeIt: “()III IIIIlIiIII;
Slur.“ Sunday school at 12 III.: .IIInim
meeting at ‘i p. In.
BANK TELLER HOOGS ARRESTED
Charged With Embezzlement of $9,301
From Beverly Savings Bank.
HEVWR];Y,J“RSH.. Dec. I2.-~~Albcr
'5‘. lloogs, toilet“ or the Iieverly Sal“
lugs BIIIIII, who in charged with em
IIIIzziI-IIIIIIII. III 50,3000, was placed an
icy police surveillance shortly after
1. III.. today. Policeman W. I). .ioner“
IrnIeIi with a warrant churning eIIIth'I.
clement. but naming no amount, Iron
0 the Highland Hotel, where Iloou
‘I-l under medical care. llllll announce.
o the teller that he wan there to ex
Irctao surveillance over him and to In
met him when conditions would peI
.IIll. lloogb Inn-I been critically ill II:
In. result of an overdose III some not
:ollc, said to have been taken on Well
'lI’SIitly afternoon for the purpose 0
llIllII'lIIt-l sleep, III-“eluding to his pby'
Ilcinna. was making autistuctort pro
,resu today.
In agent “III the I0l|lllilll\ which in
I“IIed the bunk against IIIIIII bv dot‘al
mum is stationed in the Illghlnnl
lolel.
An IIIllclIIl of the savings bani
“.Iuled today that there was poaelbllity
but the deficiency might not. until
““IIIIIlIeIi $0,300. the anal IIIIoIIIIc ed ves
ordny as the amount oi the shottngc
I‘bo dunmnlccment of the trouble hilt
out no effect on the dcponitmms
A trustee Ivrlt was served attains
Ioogs today by the American Bent-Ii
.uaociation and an attachment for $5M
Ilitced on Hooga‘ deposit account a“
the Beverly (To-Operative Bank. II b
“Illcged that, the American Benctit Ac
aoclntion had henc trying for some
time, but unsuccessfully to get an no
counting from Hoogs. who was its“ lo-
“Iai collector.
YOUNG TURKS SUCCESSFUL.
CONS'I‘ANTINOPIJC. Dec. lim't‘bt
(nuns: 'i‘urlls have been allereustlll i'
be, local elections ol’ deputies to tln’
yew (inhibitor. The ten I“I‘IpI“IIsentn
tree are made up of tire 'l‘III“,IIs tun
.IIHInenttIno thI Greeks anti one low
”atlk Bey the minister of jIIstII-I“
headed the list. He, received 503 eloc
oral muss out of a possible 515. ‘ '
- {CORK x
DISTRIBUTION OF $30 700
in Two Short Story Competitions,
Which Will Begin January 3,1909,ancl Close July 4, 1999.
L’S
‘NO. lc—OPEN To...
scnom. TEACHERS
ENTIRE coumnv
'7
NO
AMATEUR
AMERICAN WRITERS ,5
2. -OPEN “to
and OTHER
“\N
$200 In Prizes Each week for 26 We
DIWili Be Distributed In Accordance With the Vote: of HERALD Readere, and for the Beat “
" ‘ Stories Published During the Entire Competition There Will Be Given ‘ “'
ADDITIONAL PRIZES Totalling $5,500.
_..__.——.—-.._..o__.._.. ...... m.“
FOR FULL DETAILS
Df This Competition~the Prizes, the Voting, the Manuscript
Requirements—~See the
ew York Herald of ToIMorrow
I‘I‘Hi
,All Communications Should Be Addressed. ---
“Editor Short Story Contest. Box 2, 000, Station E, New York City.”
“I“ “I .m is“ l. .m. «III ., II dip. ,,, I. on
I‘d
“Hint“ II.
I. . ., I I. 3 m; M. .‘II‘ I..- I new
“ “MK—2‘ ,,
IIIII ill
I located.
Illilllillll
illilil ISSIiIilllllllt
Commissioners wAiso to Be Members
oi New State Orgabization
WiIiclI Mei Yesterday
Fire 'ct‘In'IInlIuIianers and chiefs t‘roIII
r
all over the stale met youtcrday attain
noon III the tire. commtnuioners' room
In New Haven, for the purpose of or-
ganizing a plat lInuociution.‘ For It "my;
time the. clIieI‘t‘I in many cities around
the state have felt the need or IIII or-
ganization where they might exchange
idenu with other tire, chIcI'II in their
vicinity. The meeting l'PSlIL'IItlIIy nus“
IIIII tlrIIt step towards Illa toIIniug ot
uncb an org animation.
The question of organization wan
pretty well threabcd out. at the meet-
ing, youtcrdny, and it, wau' finally Ilt‘“
video that all chiefs, commissioner);
and cxIcomminaloners ot’ thin state
should be admitted to nIenIberIIIIIp. II,
was thought better to defer the elec-
lion of pIIIIIIaIIIInI oiliccru IuItlltlIeiI
next meeting. bllt II'IIllltilHaly oiliIcIa
were elected to I““IIII_\ on the buuiness
ol' the organization in the interim.
The temporary ottleera elected were“.
('lhairnIaII, A. H. iiullurtl. BrlIIgIZIpIII-t;
Ind uccrelury. III, .I. Melzgcr, ot’ Sew
Iluvon.
An iIII'III“IIIal discussion of chairs of
general interest to the delegates tol-
lowed the election of telnporary olll—
“era. ’Ibc dincusulon proved to be
oi great interest. and I“““IleIIII_I brought
out the advantage of an IIHNIIIIIIIIIIII
IIIIIIII lift the one cIuIteInpliIted to. the
Iolvlng of questions or importance
to till the fire departments of the
state.
One of the subjects to which illt‘ tll'l<
eguteo gave much of their time was
the consideration of It menus for pr.»
routing tires. The general opinion
IIIIImeI] II“) he that the cities of this
.“Iclnlty are pretty well lli'tltecled in
“use or eonliaurutloll. but, that more
“Ind better laws are needed III order to
Int, down the number of tircu. "l‘iIII
Ipinllnt of the meeting oeenled‘io be
but the only way to diminish the
.tIulnht-r of tires was by the enactment
or good state laws“ on the matter. Sue
Iiitl laws should be made relative to
'be storing and handling of oImIbuati-
‘IIII aIIie lea ptll“‘lltllltlll\' Iileworlta.
l‘“iIII I-“oInIIIbu-IloneIII and cbiel‘u in
I‘\"I*l_\' Connecticut .IIy will be noliiictt
If the orstztnizntiou of this harmonica
out will be invited to become IIIIIIII
lt'I‘N IIIIII IIII-operulc with the {ISI-it‘tt‘itl“
ion. This matter was put into the
.aiula of MI“. MIIIZIIIII“. the acting not»
”clnry.
Prior to 'th Illlionrnlnent, the meets
up elm-III.. a conIIIIittIIp or live, to for
her portert the organization unli to
Iran rules and by-luwn. ’l‘ltouo oieetI
III were: A. ll. IlIIlllIrd,"“preIIide,IIl of
ll'idtchorl tire commissioners; (Your
IIIIIIIIIIIIIII“ II. W. Minor.
“‘onIInlaaioner .i. Kcueluleycr, of New
Ilavcn: Commissioner F. A. Strung, ot'
Ilt“lIlIzepoI“I, and ('quIIIissioner II. It.
Tinrll. of Hartford. “This committee
will meet in Bridgeport all the 17th.
’l‘hoap pIcsenl. at yesterday's meet-
illg III-III: From \I’aterb‘nry (Thief 8.
‘, .Snnun. COI‘IillilSHltilll‘i‘fi ii. \\ Minor
Ind '1‘. 3. bottle; from III itlpoporl.
Inlet" III. Mooney. Pres. A, III. Bollard.
If the tire connnluslouera, and (four
nlasioneru II‘. A. Strung and A. A.
,iotcy: from Hartford, Connniuaioner
I. Ii. Clark; from New HflYIEll, (.‘blef
Puncher, Pres. .l. II’I“II:cIIIIo,I“er, t‘om-
illIli-‘Iltlllt‘I: .I. ll. I‘uuninghum, C. l..
Vt-II ‘l‘. (III-rd'liny. 'I‘. C Bracken
.IIII Sectetury .‘.. .“iIIIIzch.
TO CURE A COLD t ONE DAY
‘alte LAXAI‘IVI“ 11R MO. Quluim
‘ahlcts. Drngglslu refund money If it
“oils to euro II‘. .tiilm’ll'b ‘ baigua
are is on each box the.
NAVY'S WIRELESS EQUIPMENT.
Will Have No Peer in Any Other Part
III the World When Completed.
WASHINGTON, lieu. I'J.-—’l‘hII wire-
less equipment oi the United States
Navy will have no poor in any navy
of the world when the, contract for
which the Navy Deparilncnl In about
To advertise for bids. in satisfactorily
,oniplctcd. When the work planned by
he department is finished the navy
vill be abb- to IMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII (Illlt‘ltl\
.vItII any .IIlIip ol the navy, no matter
II what W'iltt‘ls it may be slattonen
l‘IIc contract will «all Im- all Innlclinl
Ind labor for the building and equip
nent of II high power wireless lI‘ll‘“
Iruph, the first (It a number of similar
“nations, one of which is to be at San
’I‘I“IIIIciaco, with a radius of 3.00 miles.
be Intsnllation aboard (Inch ship of the
“Itlvy of two sets of wireless telegraph
Instruments capable of sending mew
Ingest to a distance of 1.000 miles. and
“receiving messages from a distance of
3.000 miles in all latitudes. with an all
hotel. wireless telephonohnvlng a rod-
ius of 100 miles. Bids will be called
In immediately and ale to he in by
innuaryfi The Huccesufni bidder will
'Ie luged to complete the work with
Ill possible haste. 'l‘hc contractoI will
Ie‘ allowed to use our system of W‘llt‘-
lens telegraph); he wishes but theI
bust in every way liIltlll the requir-c
ncnts specified by the Department.
At. a point III or near Washington.
to he decided by the Navy Department
later. the high power «lotion is to be
It. must be capable of trans:-
inittlng messages to a radian of 3.000
“- miles in any direction from Washing
ton. Such messages are to be free.
.“t‘lom atmospheric. Iiisthrbnnccs and
. from intentional or unintentional inter.
{cream by neighboring wirelens stu-
lions. The system also must be capo.-
s ble oi‘ transntitllng and receiving men-
? sages with entire secrecy. No payment
. will be made by the Department until
satisfactory completion and tests at
the! htatlons have been made.
' IMPERSONATEDA MAN.
B TTE. Mont. liec..12. ——-'Ihe and-
don death yesterday at Manhattan at“
,m‘un. as every one in the vlclnitv of
l Manhattan to rthe past eighteen years,
had believed him to be, Jones was a
woman. The discovery reunited when
an undertaker took charge of the body.
. Elbe “chewed tobacco and drank, and
associated freely with men as It cook
of Waterbury ;“
, T‘Semmy" Jones). aged 80 years dis .
, cloned the fact that Instead of being It
Iliil’li’lill llllllllll ill
IIIIII _Lllli iIItI
Whatever You Eat Will Br. l’roylmpl
Digested Leavntg Noloidq to l‘‘ cr-
ment and Upcsl Your
Stomach
Nothing will remain IlndlgeutIIII or
pour on your stomach if you will IIIIIII
Illapcpaln alter your meal. This pow
erlIII digestive and nut. did though an
harmless and pleasant an candy will
Illgeui and prepare for naultnilullon
into the blood all the food you can cut.
I'lnt what your atomncb I-Inves, with
out the nlighteut tent“ of ludigcs
tion or that you will be bothered
with sour risingu. Iielohing GIIH on
Stomach. IIeurtburn,“ IIIIItdIIciIcII from
bililliilt‘ll. Nausea, Bad Breath, Wall-I
Brush or a lump ot lend. In oIbeI Ills-a-
greeuhle miseries,
It" you will get from your pharma-
cist u Dil-(‘t‘lll (“use 01‘ Pape'n Iliullt‘ll“
Hill you could at “aye“ go to the table
with II hearty appetite. and your
meals“ would taste, good, becanae you
would ltnow there would he no ludi-
gention III“ Sit““|llt‘i-iti nights or Ilt‘ad-
ache III“ Sitiilltlt'll misery all the next
day; and, besides, you _would not need
laxatives IJI‘ “In I“ pills to keep your
atoInucII and bowels“ clean and tresb.
Pope's lilupepsiu can be obtained
Ironl vIIIII“ drugglat, und IIIntnlns
InoIe than enough IIIanguIeII to IboI
nlIIthI“ cI-IIII the norm dyspeptic.
There is nothing brller tor (ins on the
Stomach or Hilllr odors from the stone
Itch Ill' to care It Stomach Ileaduclw.
You couldn't beep n handler In“ more
one -I‘IIl article III the bouae.
L... ...._.._..
Pilllillll llillSllllillS
'I‘IIE RAYS COMING.
Johnny and Emma hay. in their
laugh prototllng budge potlge oi‘ ninth
and melody, ”King (Ll aney, 'will appear
at Hoyt‘s 'lmlll‘illlti IIe.\t Friday. "lilug
(,‘aaI-y“ is“ from the pen of Aaron lion»
man and won among the musical coIIII
edy successes of that Henson. While
the comedy approaches the broad
gauge” it is at no time IIIYI-“Innlve, and
bright, entelly music I'IIllI“\‘t‘S
frothy nature of the piece. .iobnny
Iluy has been I’lInIIy, along plebian
linen, for many uI-IIHIIIIS, but in “King
t‘aaey" be has“ come more nearly into
bin own. Now be II“. royally funny for
after passing through II SC‘I'lI‘S of III-
dicronu situations, III-I liremt‘tn of the
Waldorf Astoria. he necks-I to iIan-raon-
IIIII his twin brother, "King Casey," oi
the Island of Lulln I’u Zazn, where the
entire IIIIIIIpaIIy. with the Rays, “(he
sey" as“ King. in transported in the
second net. It In quite the beat Oli-
portunity .‘li'. Ilay has ever had, and
.IIIIIIII in also the case of Emma Ray.
who appears its Goldie Mine, :1 Weld
I‘i'l\ beireua, in eearcb of a title. Mani.
cally. the piece has been well provld
I'tl, six new numbers being Introduced
by Frank Rose. the beautiful tenor:
Geo. Wiamur, Johnny Ray. Alma llt’tliI
III“, Norma III-own, .ienncttc Reynolds“
and Emma llny, assisted by theinruc
chorun. ‘
l‘.\'llI‘0Il.\llCi) iI‘lltlIlMlIiN TO ATTEND
"’l‘lll'I II‘IRII? liltiGAlild“ Pl..\\'..
Considerable Interest LII being taken
III the coming production or the great
tire pin)“, "The Fire llrignde." which
is to be presented at lloyl‘u Theatre
on Wednesday evn‘Ining‘. l.‘Iee,IIIIII“IeI“ II‘..
as “a benefit to Old Wellilook and
Ladder Company. No. l, and several
of the tire companies of both South
Norwnlk and Ntil'WIlliI ill't‘ preparing
to attend the play in a unilorIned body.
The iicehe‘rie llosc I‘o.. of hanbury.
for whom Manager Debontz preuenlIId
tlIlII plny ucverul weeks ago, have in-
formed the Old Well (‘0IIIpany to re-
nerve thirty-live aunts. as they will at-
tend the pin)“ III tull uniform. and lltOiIl
ol‘ the lianbnry cast will also attend,
to see how the local players produce
the play here, which Manager hobong
guarantees to be a line productionfaa
be has an cxceplioIIaIIy clever cant.
“All the bores have been sold, and the
boys report an unusually large illllll“
her of tlcketu cold III advance. All
those who hold exchange tickets, and
IliiIO those who Intend to see theI play.
should hear in mind that the bout sale
opens at the theatre box ofiice on Mon
day IIIorIIiIIg. [‘iecembcr H, at 9 a. "1..
and It would be well to get, in‘ line
early if you want to secure a good neat.
Reserved seats 50 and 7“?» cents. Gab
Iery' 2:1 could. ‘
ADVERTIsen LETTERS.
The followlnz letters remain uncall-
ed for at the following pest-omen tor
the current week. ~
South Norwatk.
13‘. ll. licun.
Misti lincc.
William liaincr, 210 South \lain SI.
Miss“. .losie l-licks.
I". S. Jackson, it. II‘.
Alfonso Memilno,
Mike i’ollok.
\lisa Martha Preston.
.III“. and bit-5.5 .S Raymond.
lloyal Novelty Co.
lluscelio Nicolo
11. S. 'l‘ownlcy. I-I Elizabeth St.
Mrs. Nellie Oliver. ,
III. E. CROWD. l’.
SMALLPOX ON THE GEORGIA.
COLOMBO. Ceylon, Dec. 12.-.-'l‘hc
,batllcshlp‘ G(i0i‘glil,. preceding the bat-
tleship tiect under rear Admiral
Sperry, due her tomorrow morning.
came into port. today, with It smallpox
cam on board. The patient. was re-
moved to a hospital. The Georgia
separated from the fleet at 30 p m. on
December 9. and came undid at a
speed of fourteen knots. The. Ileet it-
I). No. 37.
23 North St.
II.
aclt’ is coming at a speed of ten knots
an hour.
‘I
iiiiiiili the learn
welfare of: theirchlldmn, should never bemoan o
5on of Mother are)“; Sweet. Powders (or Chltdreut,
III“ neerI-‘ou bout Wenonah. Brcnk‘ up colds,
ehftors,’ dooptttpntlou. Toenail 1 11;“
orders ilendlmhe and stomach 'l‘ronbl on.
Imvouneuuvua RFAIL. soubyninmaamm.
830. Don lanycnbnmnte. .A trl Ip
will bonantllflllliito an mount- ho lit
Allen 5. OIIIIIMIMRoyle. ' w " “gm
lllt' ,
The Hatch & Ba
Lumber andMi;
YARD TEL. 46-2.
SLINCOLN ROOFING, a super-
TAR caper: x, 2, and 3-p1y.
the
which now has its plant. and
III h‘ulrticld, has disposed ‘ot most In“
his real curate“
things III South Norwalk and III-I Hoon‘mer bult' be will npend III I‘lell Island.
SATURDAY, one. I... .353.“
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Bridgeport Advertisements.
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Bridgeport Advertisements. |
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The D M Read Co.
,Wfllbld tau.
Winter Petticoats
\\ e have a varied and extensive asuIntuIcnt, many til
lllcln bought (“specially {In the I IIrislnIas II“. “.IIlc there are
three Irroups atrnugcd from \leiIlI an) ,IIpIcIIIIiII values may
be .IIclclthl. . , D:
At $3. 98. $5.00 and $7. 50,
Mark and t tiltilt't I Sill.“ lItlIcIIIIts“ in neural IIIIIdclI.
At $1. 98 to $3. 50. ' ' ;,
lilaclI lit‘lllllt‘l'lIlIIIIIilS, .‘t favorite material. light in
weight and agreeable to wear.
At 98c to $2.50,
lilacl.“ Hall-cps, best and most practical for everyday
wear in cold weather. .
i‘ctlicoat SchIIIII, IIIIch“ Iioor.
. 9 Cold Weather Garments
for Men and Boys.
Mens Coat Sweaters. I xtra IpIIIlil) in plain Oxford
and .“IlsoIII (leord with blue or red trimming-I, $2.00 each
Spec I. “II in (Ira) \u (“.Iths $3. III) cal ll
llc.I\'_\ all wool ch :IIcI s, $4 (it) cut ll
lif'tillll t o.“ It Now :Ith“ .II III“ \I“ Hli it‘s, $100 and $3. 5t.)
Boys Coat Sweaters, gun and I on \ trinnncd, $I no and
$1.5I .,
Section ucai“ Main St. entrance.
Fancy Trimmed UndetveIts
for Women.
Kayscr Silk Vests, plain cIuIIIoichcIl, III“ lace trimmed,
selections“ made Ibil‘llt‘lllflllv lIII tlIc liIIlIIl;I_\ II.IIlc
$2. 98 to $4. 50.
Swiss Ribbed Vests, low ncIlIeIl and Il‘ltt‘.\'(‘lt‘$‘i, \Iitb
I'l’tit‘lllit‘lt‘tl tlinuniups :IIIIIIIIII“ tilllt'tlliill, IIIIIII sec to $3. 00.
Fancy White Aprons
ill l:“IuII III Inusliin plain or IIIIIIIIi pretty lasbions lot“
scwiut,“ In“ gIIIcI rat bIIIIscIIoHI, :It _5. it) and 50c.
l riuccss \llltiilS nub bib-I, routed and with pocketI-I Stlt'.
I lllliil“ l)i.~lI \prous \vItII bibs“, 5th
Maids .‘.“\|iitiil.“~‘ lll‘llln‘litt‘lit‘tl and willl l)lli.< 50c,
plain lIcIIIIIch, 25c. “I
tfcntcr Counter. t'omcl Section.
. I Don’t Forget the Little Chair
\\“'I'Ib ch-“Iv pIIchasc III. pic in the Furniture Store a lit-
tle .\l. Ibogauy I hair is "I\ cu II“.cc It you do not care I0
In: the any otlIcI“ purrlI“ ll-lt‘ the t b. 'llt‘ is“ \'I)lll‘\ tor iii! .75
i‘tilll'lll limit“
Ibc (hair can III“ seen in the hill Room.
The D.. M. Read Co.
II‘or acrernl years we have 371:th PICTURES one of our leading special-
line I'm CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. This year we think we, have“
eweeded all previous“ years in the mines we oiler in
1 FRAMED PICTURES
SC to $5. 00
III
our line of Pictures at. the Popular Prices at 25c and 50c comprises
interesting subjectsnnd wgll framed Pictures that would be gladly
welcomed as Christmas Presents by any one.
Those at. higher‘prices show well their increased value.
lie sure and see our line oi‘ Pictures before making your selection
of Christians Presents. “ I
a L . . -.-
A. Dickennan 8: Son,
84 Washington St, South Norwalk.
I Telephone 446.
ey Co
SOUTH NORWALK CDNN. I- .
Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace.
MILL TEL. 46- 3.
SPECIALTIES ' 7“
LADDERS, ordinary. and exten-
s‘i'on.
FIR GUTT'ER, two sizes.
SAIH WEIGHTS III. 9033-.
h
’88] II can sell his resldtlnce in Elm—
woo avenue, will remove with his
family to New York city. that he may
take charge of the New York office of
the company. It is Mr. Sturievant's
intention to spend six months of the
your in the city entirely and the sum;
let fabric reciting, warranted
for eight years. ‘
I .
WILL MOVE TO NEW YORK.
William S. Sturlovaut, president of
Eastern Underwear company.
omcera
holdings and other
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Norwalk Chronicler