Sale offied Sheets ‘
A Good Time to. Buy.
BLEACHEC BHEIETSI
72x96. . . . . . . Abe Inxeoi'bowseetnieea
81:50........55o 81x96. 60o, seamless
.. 81396- 659e, seamless
RIIIIIIOWIICASESI .
{2:36.109 9 42180 9169, .F‘ruit of loom
45:36.21er 45:36. 180,15T9rhi9t o! loom
a IL BANKS
I‘AHACKEMO Ito-m. noon
9 gill-Ill NORWALK9.
till. NEWS
Frederick .l. Force, of Crescent 'l‘cr-
Iao‘e, who has been ill tor several
weeks II ith I'IIeuIIIntisIn, is able to get
about with the aid of II cane.
More schdolh, as follows; ha '0 inudo“
returns to ind state. Comptroller" of
their enrmirrm'ation: ManthcsteI, 1,-
2:72 llnntingtwon ‘,-,i454 llidgetleld,574,
and Wolcott 137.
at it" Is customary for e
drb to claim to
ALL be best.
capability; facilit
(I We have the goods,
In. w. Iran.
1
:6 T EL. 626-3-
.} NORTH MAIN STREE
be
“best? In prescription w "i.-
2..“ (3006 claim, but We ct n ’t‘
til This store claims abi ity,
and a
complete stock 0 Chit—f.
he
equipment, the experience.
ii".
I'.
999.99”
‘LARGEST WE HAVE EVER MADE.
NEED CAUSE NO ANXIETY
ERATELYI
*A. J.
‘i
12- 18 North Main Street
The Christian Industrial League, of
the First lilothodlst. Episcopal Church.
will meet Wednesday night. instead of
stated.
it. I. Hood 5 store- during the 1
period
Miss Bessie BI‘iIIglon is assiITing in
I
oliduy
Friday night, as previously
Charles E. Jennings will address the.
men.
A monthly meeting of the town
board of school visitors will be held
this evening at the high school build-
in: in West avenue. SIIVIIIIII matters
of [11010 or less importance aIc. schod
ulud to come Irp at this time.
The Christmas chorus of the South
NorwallI Baptist lllblo siIlIool will
meet. for II. rehearsal tonight at the
church at 7:45 o'clock. The rohear~
sal is very important. and all IneIIIlIers
are requested to attend.
~-lieginning \Ved.. lice. iii. . opIIrI
evenings until XIIIIIs. C .I. .ilintz & (‘o.
lieI. iieorgp lIIIIw Egbert. pastor of
tho NorIIailI t‘onillegnlional (‘lIuIIIlI.
delivered an address to the Men's
Club, of the (TI'IIIgI'cgatloIinl Church.
in Dunbnry. last night. The subject
handled IIIIs "Civic ltigliieouerIIr-Is,"
William l.. Blascor' has discontin
tied the pool room which he has been
conducting. in the ioorns ()H‘l his store,
in the Gazette building for some time
The tables wort-2 taken apar,t yester-
day. and shipped back to New York
‘ city.
~16 xceptionally good mines in Sil-
\III' Norseitie IIt llood :1.
Tiny before yesterday was the ihlId9
Sunday in adIII-nt. and WedIIcsday,
Width and H‘ainrdni oi this IIeelI IIill I
AXES
BUCK-SA s
Saw-Ducks
LANTERN S
Everything you need to
long Winter days and night
Come in and look the
' Norwalk
Hardware
3.
Co
39 MAIN STREET, NORWA‘LK‘.
r the
stock
Now is the time to have your
9 Repaired and Painted
Carriage.
MAIN ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
he oinlIeI days in the church calondni.
Snnnrcl M audio on, the. lironkiy II Init-
ier l)l‘l'I.idi‘lll of the National Assurin-
tloli ol' lint hIHlIIIquIIIianIIs.
from a European trip on Friday.
Charles II‘I'bIIIl 'acIktli of New York
is. visiting Arthur VI edenburg, 5.. Ba)-
view avenue South Norwalk, and at- dependent
loaded the. ilt‘erF'llltlllU‘ III The Old HuVilaHdBldiru
open until 7 p.111.
urday until 8'. 30.
World and the Now it was AI"-thnI
who took the part, of Uncle. Sam in the
returned to all,
{pianos and other
‘I without rcmoral
without indor'ser.
Loan and Security
MONEY ADVANCED
on their household in
Call and and
Washington St.
Monday a
personal pr:
on their own
7‘
nam
IB.
Ollie
ll
nlture.
aperty,
In-
CO.
6 Sat-
“ OUR SHOWING OF FINE CHINA FOR THE HOLIDAYS
IPIECE WAS SELECTED FOR ITS ARTISTIC BEAUTY AND UTILITAR»
lAN QUALITY. FROM THE LARGEST IMPORTING AND MANUFACTUR—
ING HOUSES. WHEN SELECTING YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS. DO NOT
FAIL TO CONSIDER THESE WARESI YET THE QUESTION OF COST
A98 EVERNTHING i8 PRICED VERY MOD-
Funeral Directors and Emhalmers.
O. B. JackSon,
Optician.
Everything in the Optical Line.
a I
Eyes Examined Free.
58 WALL STREET. PHONE 4938. NORWALK. .
. .
Rubber Tires put on your Auto and Carriage and also the Baby
Everything for the Horse and Cordage
’ Horse Shoeing and Clipping
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
Phone Connection.
9.
I
e
play. and not Esther VI'edeann'g.
*(‘hrlst Church sale, cake, useful
and fancy articles. 'l‘hursday after-
noon and evening. parish room.
The. ltantz Motor Sales Conrpanv or
Hridgepon todav filed a (ortiiicato.
of organization with the stain secre-
tnry. The capital is $3,566. The,
ofliecrsare: President and troasuror,‘
Erwin M. Jennings; secretary, lI‘rIInlI'
A. Rants; directors, officers and Fred
Unwin
A spatial town meeting trill be held
this evening at the town assembly hall
in Wall street, for the prthose of ..'II
curing an appropriation of $506 for the
use of the committee appointed in
the last town meetilig to take the. pro-
Horace E. Dann 8i i
45 Wall 6L. Norwalk. ‘
3Real Estate rind
Insurance.
We have oevoral~decidod b
tin Income producing property
must Increalo In value with the
growth of the town.
ion,
arguin-
that
TELEPHONE 35-4.
—7 .-
linilnnry steps toward a‘ new Washing
ton street in.Ilgc ’l‘his sum is f’eqni-
ed'tor the services of engineers and
2 preliminary plans;
leIIIt. you usually spemlior trilles
IIIII each will buy an Edison Pl‘IIItI-
graph to) all A I. Augt'rinn N; b‘on to.
The Norwnllri npncii Works has re
turned to iii-L full time of on hours pcI
wn’elI and still more. Owing to the
pleasure oi orders the plant is opcrat
ed Iiniih ii p III. in Ionneeiiou IIith the
addition IIbiIh he started yesterday
l’IopriIior Charles l. Baikcl has
Intttio arrangements for a “0“ office
A second stIIII will be. built for tin
latter. Recently MI Barker cunrpiet
ed a concrete tool room.
The l)e(eInbcI meeting of NIIIIIIIIII'
(liupter. Daughters of the Arneiioan
lidvolution, will be held 'l‘hrnsday af-
terrioon at 3 o‘clock IIiih Mrs. B. M
Andreas, IItIiti West uvontro, South
9 Ntlr‘walh. This will be an optn meet
ing. in or'dor that a largo number may
be able to enjoy the very fine. program
which has been prepmed and which
wil be published toIn‘OIrth. The.
board meeting will be held at the same ,
place at 2 ociock.
UrSilk Umbrellas
Inotin‘tdd: at 9R‘ood’s 9
ldriuatd Horsey. of Bridgeport.
has filed a, voluntaiy petition in barn.—
rnp,’ "in llro distIici court of tin
U lied, States, in which he lists his
rl I'iI.‘ aIIS", 671.76, and his assets at 6|.-
{IIIZIILI 'll‘In debts Ionsist of se"Inrcd
elitlms and that Iissots or li‘Hl estate.
$1.! Iti; stoclt' in lrado, $128.50: house-
hold goods. cit. $50: cairiag‘es and
ot ,Ir yehiolcs 67th; debt. and ("1‘ upon
ach mini9 $6.57. {almond pr'opcriy c'.-la‘9inI
gold and silver,
iii lil__ll_______li RSI
XMAS
SLIPPER
‘ FOR
MEN .
WOMEN.
CHILDREN
A GIFT TO BE ENJOYED THRC
OUT THE YEAR.
~ socio- $2.06
Wars... I...
122 WASHINGTON smear.“
PHONE 95422.
UGH-
Fit.
COLORS.
lieiier get in on this good feast
‘..II
W—
sliadlnas
worth inostyle. lit.
ed' to be exeiiiptied $50.
AIM
, jzlfligarsi' C‘gar‘eites; Tel'IiIcco
. comparable‘suitsforthe holiday dl‘eBS , PENSION BILLs. ' .
. ands” 9296669 09le killds occasions ‘ c WASHINGTON, December l5.~'l‘he}
MACKEMO NLOCK Your Wardrobe is incomplete with-
__oi9It. one. They feel right look right‘
\i’. Know.“ St. 50. Nomeik.
HOURS—I8 a. m. to a p. m. ..
Willi-idly in.
til»
Now Is “Dress S
Time
Let Koppel make you one, of his in:
T—antl are. right.
There's a now to make dre
that. Koppel knows
No eeroI'inIentln‘g about it
satisfaction hare.
Lao s. KOPPEL,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR
24 N0. Main BL.
Bouth N
T‘O' i 6W5.
it"
as salt
or
i
You get
86 Washington Street.
5
of Highwood
Mr.
slanting It pension oi $‘ttl per month
walkqlo linvidth-‘I Dori, of Milford, ('om
pally ll. itmtttr New \9'UIiI Volunteers.
ALL KINDS or
tillRlii BilliKlNli lPPlllAlliS
Reed 8r Volk Electric Co.,
CHICKENS,
FRESH SHOULDERS ..... . ................ 116 LB.
2 LBS. CHOP BEEF ............... . ........... 25c
LEGS OF LAMB ..... . ................. .....1BC LB.
SHOULDER STEAK ....... 9. ................. 10c LB.
NEW CANNED GOODS
CORN .................. .... ........... ...12€CAN
PEAS ........................... . ........ 100 CAN
TOMATOES ...... . ...................... ")6 CAN
22 waShington Street, South Norwalk.
A Xmas Feast
oi good things is already, for you at Flynn .6 than s SIIIIII sun-.I-
MEN'S, WOMEN' 8 AND CHILDREN S FINE SHOES.
MENS HOUSE SLIPPERS.
WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN' $9 WARM SLIPPERS
FLYNN 8. RYAN,
0 Ida y (W OS.
The handsomedisplay (It Kid (“turns in our nest. windon l"t prosonis an
arsortme rrt lnIId to be HllI'DHSSi‘tl in this ioI-alltv for v'IIIIiItI of styles and
Women who wear? our globes always spent: oi their
ilnish and durability.
your Christmas selections while. the stock is at. its best?
N. E. Ryan 8 Co.,
South NOrwalk.
Higlrwood. Company L. iiiih New 101K 9
Volunteers. and also a bill for the .l. l.. F‘arnham, athiherty Hill 67 2.68.
same amount to F‘liialis W. Sweetm’an. -’W. P. Leete, at North Haven. $530. 78;
Company l]. Seventh A. Joyce, at Roxbtn'y Station. $5955:
Connecticut Volunteers. lloth were. In- It} (7 Page at Sandy Hook, $962.53 and
irotluIed by Mr. Sperry Iasi. session. S.
Sperry yesterday presented a. hill $560.80.
the tongue
to ‘THE
EVERY PATTERN AND EVERY
Co.
9 South Norwalk, Conn.
-—-———-—
ALSO YOUR
looked over and put In good shape
-for the Spring. ,9 9
i
AL‘SO MAIN st. STAMFORD.
36 WASHINGTON STREET
~18clb§
s.—
lN MANY
90 WASHINGTON ST.
.w
I
supeI lor
Why not I. : e i .~ :y and make
POSTMAS'I‘ERS' CLAIMS.
Among the claims tInnsnIitted
house committee today reported favor- ICOngress by the postmaster general
ably It bill grunting a pension of 324 are the following by‘ postmaster-s from
peI month to Charles S. Breesc. Oh this vicinity for bunglaryloaaes:
to
E C. Plutt. at Iiawleyvillo, $382 31;
lI‘.‘ Study. at Washington liopoi
’i‘lier'o‘a II lot, of diiTernneo lit‘l\\'t‘.t‘.|l‘
of tire and a tlcry tongue.
' veil .lIcnIoI'rntie politiIiIInH
at which itdl'lllflllVl‘ plan,
9 l'uddv
, II at.,
For Pimpios, Too.
New Discoverym Cures Eczema and
Eradicator; Minor Stkin Troubles
Overnight.
A few months ago the. dispensers or
poslam the new discovery for the cure
of eczema, decided to allow the drug
pints of the Iouniiy to handle it, Prev.
ions to that time it could only be ob-
tained IiiIect from the laboratories.
Since this change in the method 01'
disillbution. posinm has mot with the
moat phenomenal success of anything
introduced to tho‘drnr; trade in tho last
'30 y‘enr‘s. All leading drugsists. in.
cluding The Clifford l’har'nrncy. Edw.
\V, Kelley. .lr.'s. in South Norwaik, are
now carrying the special 50cent size
recently adopted. also the $2 jar.
This great success is not surprising
when it is rernI-Inbercd that, in eczema
(uses, posiam stops the itching with
first application proceeds to heal tin
Inediniely and cult.- chronic cases in
a few weeks. in nrinor skin troubles,
such as pimples. blackheads, acne.
herpes. blotchcu, lash. etc. results
show after an overnight application
Experimental samples or poslam are
sent to anyone by mail free. of charge.
by the Emergency Laborntm'ies, :2
West TV. only ilith Street New York
9City ,
PAPKE~KELLY FIOHT TONIGHT.
IAIH Ahtiltli I618, i‘.nl. Utt'. in. IIIII llil
ly l’upite and Hugo Kelly are to meet
tonight at Vernon in a 25 round bout.
Not only is the ltlt‘lll contingent brisk-
ly speculative IIII to the outcome of
the hour, but San Francisco sports are
.also desirous of witnessing the mill.
and II delegation of Norihcrnors has
already IirrivI-II to be in :IitIIIIdance. It
is said today that Kelly is in better
condition that l’aphe.
will unite in from their respective
training camps. this afternoon. to,
weigh in. The i5N pounds at I‘. p. m.
should he error for both lllt‘ll. A $500
f"oIiI'Iir Os contingent on the weights
9 and if l'H‘lHlIlllg is sIIiislat-tory the
t'liet‘lifi will be returned to the lighters
as soon as they step off the. scales
‘ .rt .IelTrles' arena.
9CONFERENCE OF POLlTlCIANS.
A IIIIII'I'IIIIIIIIII or‘ inilncuiial New lin-
was held
last week,
for the. party‘s city
your was drawn up. it is learned that
it was conceded that Mayor James ii.
Martin was the most available timber
.for noIIIiIIIItiorI to that other. and that
the l'I's'Ii IIt‘ IbII city IItlicialI-I would
probably be l't.|lli)illl||illt'~tl.
m
~--v\\'ornnu loves a clear, rosy conr
piexion. linrdiu'h lilornl llitters purities
the blood clean: the skill.
sound liII:.Ilih
ticket for next
HARTFORD GAMBLERS FINED.
linl'ilI‘iilll) line. 151. — in the piIliI‘t
court. yesterday ll: lllt‘ll taken in n
{tumblinn raid Sunday IIIorniIIg were
arraigned. 'l‘hII proprietors of the W“
soil III lt‘ tiuI ll. on.» tho .IIIIIi,cIIsis and
the oibeI $2.. and costs (If the fre—
quIIIIiI rs nine who had lit‘t‘ll lll'i'I‘ltIllt‘i‘
ly convicted. were lined sin and costs.
and tho oilit‘d‘s were allowed to go,
Indunn:nt.99 being suspended.
Mm... ”
'l‘ho iiuhterza ‘
restores ‘ '
It’s Interesting
to us and IIoniIl in to It!” to fish our
store and see from day to day the
New Goods and Holiday Novelties of ‘
"good things to eat” that are being
added to our stock [or your disposal.
We solicit a comparison of l~ligh~graric
Edibles. New New Orleans Molnahos
for those who want the real thing/15c
60¢ a gallon.
Maple Syrup. pt. bottles, 15c: large
bottles. c; It, Enlltin cans. 60c: gallon
cans. full measure, $l.10.
t‘haso and Sunborn's t‘offIIo from 25c
id 35c a pound. tfhaso and SIIIIIIIII'Ir‘s
’l‘cas. all varieties. from (ISO to 70:; II
pound. lion'i spoil your plum pudding
or mince meat with poor chopped up
raisins, We sell the best full weight.
2 pugs. for 25c. t‘lenned Currants. 1!.
pkga. for 256. Fancy Citron. Orange
and Lemon l‘IIIII. l‘lnsier Raisins
Prunes. Evaporated Apricots: in fact
we have the best of everything and
eevrything Ibo best. t‘all and see. us.
We can interest. you and save you
money and worry.
BUY EDIBLES YOU CAN EAT.
Church 8: Miller
LEADING GROCERS.
33 WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
J aCkson’s
' Studio-
CHRISTMAS
PhOtographs
IN THE NEWEST STYLES.
Having remodelled Iny Studio
i am prepared to nivc the best
of the Art to lay patrons.
DON'T Dlt'../I‘(-~Aiiho' we nitrite
Christmas Sittings
up to Manday before Christmas
or later if necessary.
New Art Line 2
or:
. Water Color Paintings,
in‘ all sizes,
FROM 36c .TO $5.00.
Small Gold and Silver Frames
FROM 25!: UP.
Just Right for Small Pictures.
Picture Frames
in Our Model Frame Shop.
COME AND sEE. we CAN
. PLEASE woo. ~ .
JaOkSon’s Studio
Opposite Hotel. Norwalk, conn.
0,
‘ guns by
IING SEN TIN EL.
.I—s
PAGE mom”?
SHOPPING New”.
here Every Day. II
t‘ln'istnIas shopping has (.‘Ullllllt‘lll‘t‘tl
early, and the season will undoubted-
ly be a busy our» for nearly two weeks,
“If ill" great holiday of the your does
not. come until Friday of next week.
’l‘IIIII'II was a generous flurry of buy-
ing all last week, and in the afternoon
most of the stores were crowded. 'i‘biI-I
IIIorIIirIg the buying eunIIIIeneed earl.“
Almost as soon as the stores Were. op-
en many of them began to ho livoned
with the present-.I. oi‘ buyersnf Christ.»
Inns presonts. 'l‘lIIIrII wIIre good roti-
Irous for nchIIpting this very early ““3"
ing as IIII indication that the (,‘Jln'intv
Inna trade will be a good one.
Fer several years there has been a
systematic effortI among the Iner.
chants to persuade the people to buy
their holiday goods early, and overy
year there is IIII indication that the.
people are realizing the good solid" Ul
that proposotlon, not only for the ben-
efit of the IIII-I'clrani, but also for the
benefit of the purchaser. who, if he or
she does not. wait until the last. has a
better choice and more time to make
it desirable selection.
There is also another good reason
for trading early. it will irIIlp the
I'lei'ks by relieving them somewhat til
‘llii' strain or the rush of the final day,
no (I‘Ilnidnrns trading. like overtlIing
IonIII-I-i ed pith thr- lIolidaI winds up
with a rush.
lI‘oley's (Irlno Laxative i'lll'(‘i-'Il elIronlc
constipation and stimulates the liver.
(Irino regulates the bowels no they will
act naturally and you do Irot have to
take pnrgativea continuously. Clifford
Pharmacy and it. ll. l’laistod. *"
WINSTED MANUFACTURER DEAD.
WINS/FED. Dee. l.5,—-tit3oi'ge Miles,
aged tilt. president. of the George Miles
Company, and formerly n'pI'onIinoni
iIIIIIiIIIISII man in Boston, hlass., died
III-re last night. No loaves a widow
a, Id [WU children. .
-—........___,..._.._._ ........_.
We Exchange Colitis
Christmas Buyers Out in Large Num- t
Blilll GRIIPIEII m
an RHliilllilill“
ls Cured by Uriel) Treatment Alter
All Others Have Failed
Mr. Frank liowo. II lil’mlllttlll farm»
or in the town of Van Buren, says:
‘i \isited the boat physicians in thinI
(ountry. who treated me tor about two
wins for rheumatism. i spent, in that.
time aev IIIIII hunIlIed IlollaII'I and seclu-
ed to gIow wot-Ho instcqul' of Irettttr“,
earrh' IlaI. ‘ l was on crutches and NF
constant pain and bocanIe'yrzry Idls-
rooaraged. Being advised by II friend
i . pnrclrased Smith's llI'ioIOI‘ prescrip-
tion. took it ironic and nsodIit that day
as directed. ‘
“Those ft-IIII'fIII.sI-iriiir: palua loft-Ina,
my blood ilowcd freely and i knew i
had forunl a cure. as i slept and, rested-
woil all that night. something i had not;
done before in two yarn-.II i used in all
six bottles of UrieJI and have never
felt a return of the disease.
My advice to ltbeumatics in to take
it. Uriel) treatment.
Frank llowe, llaldwinsvllle, N. Y.
Anyone who doabts Mr. liowo'sexi‘
perlonco is invited to write him for fur-
ther details.
liriet) is sold by ,IonI drugglst at
he and 51.0“ the bottle. Address for
tIiIIi bottle The Smith Ding Co., 166
Smith l.l‘irig.. Syracuse, N. Y.
lII'ic-t) issold and personally recom-
mended by Edward ,W. Kelley/E9999
FIRE lN WEST ROXBURY
IIOS’JHON lion. i5.-—A tire early to
day destroyed (‘uriis Hall. in tho West
Rmbnry distIict, \Iitb II damage esti-
nIIIt ed .ri $50,000. in tho. loner floor
was :1. branch of the Boston l’libllt'
iIibraII. and many of the volumes
woroIburned. The building was for—
merly the town hall for West Roxbury
before that. 1”de was annexed to Bos-
ton.
.—
Fre‘e Debi/cries ‘
$1.50 GOWNS AND SKIRTS. In Holly 80x05 ................... 980
79c SHIRT WAISTS ......
........ 44c
39c BOX RUCHING. 3 Necks in Box ....................... 29c Box
50c coasers .............
GLOVES, to Holly Boxes ......
GLOVES. in Holly Boxes ......
GLOVES. in Holly Bom..I....
.............................. 39o
.............................. 79c
.6196
..... 61.50999
Toys, Games, Dolls in the Basement?
WE ARE SHOWING SOMETHING NEW AND UP9-TO DATE 1,
EVERY DAY.
Begirining Wédhésday, Dee‘emhér 16th. Op‘en'fl
Evenings Until Christmas. 9
OBSOLETE RIFLES MUST O0
CHEAPLY.
1..
Explanation Made to Wnutacturers
Who Protested.
\VASHthi-TUN, UNI. lfi.-~SUII1U Ui'.
the IIIIIIIIII'aI-iurers of firearms in Con.
Ircet lent
advertiseInent. ot'-tlIII sale. of.rliies and
deparinuInt stores. 'l‘lII-so
cities are discarded ones of the war
depnrtnront, and the stores are selling
them at. greatly l‘t‘lllll‘t‘tl prices.
is II-lIIIl2' thI IIIIIIIIrt‘III'tuI'eI's complain
of, and an appeal IIIIII. made to Mr,
Sperry to see what could be done.
'i‘odny Iilr. Sperry received the fol-
Iowing letter from the chief of Ol'li'
nance of rho Ivar department: “1 have
the honor to inform you that when
small arms or other ordnance propor-
Iy becomes obsolete. the regulations
require. that such property shall be
condemned and soldIai, public auction
to the highest. bidders. it. is unfor-
tunate that: the. prices realized at.
these sales have not been as high as
they should have been: but when it. Is
realized that. the department. had
about: 400,000 obsolete Springfield I'l—
ties on hand it became a difficult mitt-
ier to dispose of them at reasonable
prices it has also been ItsceIiainod
that. there is very little demand for
thcso rides in foreign countries. for
the reason that. foreign rides of. later
design and manufacture are also being
uttered at cxlI‘eIIIclI' low prices
abroad. It is regretted that lllO’ sale
of rides by this department. has inter-
loved with the market held by manu-
int'trners, but under liar circIIInsuur‘I-es
it is not seen how any other action ‘
The practice has been .
‘IIIIIIld be. made.
‘long IIontlI‘Iucd.‘
I
1‘) A s '9 01%: AI .. 2
3m. 99,, lira Itind You liars Mans Bought
Sigutyre '
'of
CUSTOMS COLLECTIONS.
Compensation Reoeivad by Connecti-
cut Officials.
in a report. in congress Secretary
of the. Treasury Cortelyon says that.
during the fiscal yeah ended June 30
llast, customs officials in Connecticut.
received compensations from salary,
fees etc., as follows: Collector of Gus-i
toms, 16. B Bailey, of Hartford, $h.-9
. 81610; Collector Fred Enos. of Bridge-
port, 33.3074 .25: Collector .1. it. Winchv
oil. of New Haven $2 ,78It. 58; (:IIlleIiIIr
'l‘. (I, 'llIonIpRonI (It Now lIIIIIIion
$359.10. (Ioiioc-ior C. 'l‘. Stanton. of
b‘touinglon, $929 .16.
have complained of certain.
This :
DEPLORES DECENERATION OF‘
new ENGLAND TOWNS.
New Haven Clergyman--Says They are '
Unfit Places in which to '
Raise Children. '
EW llAVlI‘ ~\'., Dec H. “That moral ‘
lIoIIIlitionN in the avelage New Edgy
3 “Mid iOIIIIs at plesclit am so appalling .
as to make them until plates in which 9‘
to IaisII children is the deI.".|aIa9tloII of
RM. DI. Lent in his sermon sunday.
He mentioned mie place calling it; 2
Slubluidge. II her he said theI I’lllitg6 }
church had been allowed to full tutti ‘
ruins. and that. Iirrrnkencss and vice .
reigned supreme. He. told at length "
or the i’IIiIiIIg' support of Yankee
churches and the apparent degenera ,
tion of the old Yankee stock. Ho In’edo
situation. II
MRS. McRANEY’S EXPERIENCE.
Mrs M. McRaney, Prentiss,
writes:
trouble. and was treated by twophys-ie.I
fans but failed to get. relief.‘ NOIhnmnn .
tongue can tell lrow i suffered. end-II
had given up hone oerveI“ gettinghwell
until I began takingiFoley's Kidney
Remedy. After taking two bottlesyl
felt like a new person. and feel tinny
duty to tell suffering women what Fo- ‘
ley II thnev Remedy did for me " Clif-‘
ford Pharmacy and R. H. Plaisted.
APPEALEDI LIQUOR CASES ON
I DOCKET.
.Judge Walsh and. Jury in Criminal
Common Pleas Court Began . ‘
Business Today.
The criminal common pleas court
ior December convened today. in
Bridgeport. Judge James F. Walsh, oi! .
Greenwich, presiding. There is con.
siIleIalIlc business to crime before tho
court,
penis from the lower court in the mat— .
t'er of violations of the excise laws.9
Those jurors have been summoned t999o ‘
appear for duty by Sh riff Howley: .
Betire1~BeIIibminI quire Al on F. 1
Sanforui BridgeportJ—George Malone.
Edwaid Cleury;
Keeler George W. Fowler;
-W. J9. Wmdell. W H. Wilcoxg; neat.
ington ~— Nicholas Wakeleer, 1...
:Wheeler; New CanuarI~Z '10st
DeWIti. C. Rnscoe; NOI~wnik-~,.'P-’ ‘
Wood, H. S. Selleck: Siailli'brdttt—W ill
Saunders, Samuel Price; Stratford
' W ll. Stevens. Charles B. CIIIliIi.
\\ hon getting the worst or an III"
IIIIIrIi you can sometimes create
impression by yelling
I1 5101‘- NI new methods to meet the I ' 3
Miss; . » .9}
9 “l was confined to my bed for...
three months with kidney and bladder . . ‘
most. of which comprises apr .
Barton—Smith. (I.
Greenwich ‘
Norwalk Chronicler