The Kind You Have Always Bought. and which has been '
in use for over ’tt) years, has borne the signature of
and has been made under his per-
sonal supervision since its infancy.
Aflowr .I one todeceive vou .II this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and “ J ust-ns-good" are but
Experiments that tritle wit: I and endanger the health of
Infants and Children»I<lxpcricnce ag. .iust Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Pastoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil. Pare-
goric. Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and alloys Feverishncss- It cures Diarrhwa and Wind
Colic. It. relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flutuleney. It assiIIIilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Boweis, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—«The Mother’s Friend.
cerium: CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
O
The and You 'Haie Always rings
in Use For Over 30 Years.
' WI GCNTAUI ODMPANV. '1 MURIAV I’llfl‘. HIW VOHI cm.
“v
—‘
Maybe the California woman who
washed her childrcn in gasolcno could.
ll't afford an auto, but wanted the
atmospherchwColumbus l7‘I7I7c Post.
it is surprising how .I hand dccorni
cd buud edging the square neck opelr
lag and arm holes IlIcsscs up and in~
Ilividuuliycs a simple blousr7 or gown.
.4.
Now is the'time to have your
Sleigh
Repaired and Painted
ALSO YOUR
Auto
looked over and put in good shape
for the Spring.
‘ Rubber Tires put on your Auto and Carriage and also the Baby
Carriage.
Everything for the Horse and Carriage
Horse Shoeing and Clipping
LUTHER M. WRIGHT, ,
Phone Connection.
MAIN ST.. SOUTH NORWALK. ALSO MAIN 8T., STAMFORD.
. Norwalk Savings Society,
44 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
iNOORPORATE01849. ,
Deposits, Dec. 1, 1908,- $3, 614, OOH 62
DIREC’i ORS.
WILLIAM A. CURTIS.
MOSES H. CLOVER,
ii iii‘
GEORGBIIM HOLMES,
STEPHEN n. HOLMES,
FREDERICK A. ELLS, LEWIS c, GREEN,
FLOYD manuscoe. HENRY F. COLEBURN,
.. LESTER HYATT.
l Ir
Useful Holiday Gifts
Electric Percolators, Chafing Dishes. Small Stoves, Water
Heaters, Broilers, Ovens Lominous Radiators, etc. Pocket Flash-
lights and Electrically Driven Toys. A large assortment of Elec-
tric Portable Table Lamps and Domes.
lH RE l i ll] [Gilli (Ill.
36 WASHINGTON STREET
TELEPHONE 35- 4.
‘ 0*
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‘ Nothing more handsome or serviceable than one of our '
Stag Handle, Sterling Mounted Carving Sets. A com-
plete line of Meridcn Cutlery Co.’s Anvil Brand from
which to make your selection, all guaranteed.
Our Keen Kuttcr and Ulster Pocket Knives are unequal-
, led in finish and quality. Warranted blades. pearl and,
- stag handles.
Wiss Shears and Scissors need no introduction.
lead In quality.and finish.
Look here for Razors and Safety Razors.
Ready" is a winner. Have you seen it?
Revolvers, Rifles and Shot Guns for the men. Air Rifles ‘
for the boys.
TfNorwelk Hardware
39, Main Street,
They
The "Ever
1..
3 will probably
tlSlNiiRWiK
uv,cnue has been filled with
lumps.
The Connecticut Company has in-
stalled its gas service into No. iii
(,‘ovc uvcnuc.
Mayilmvcr Hook and Ladder Coni-
puuy will prnbdlbly have a iiilliCt'I shori-
ly after the holidays
Marcus 1.. l’clhum has been going"
through a sicgc or illness at his home
in Van Zuudt sircct.
The Young People's Auxiliary of
Christ church will hold n Iuccliniz.
'l‘ucsduy evening, in the parish room.
A large and enthusiastic meeting oi‘
tlII- Rcscuc Mission ou the Washing
ton strcct bridge. was held last cvcn
lug.
Mrs. Edward ll. Smith, of Osborn
avcnuc. was a Sunday guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Charles R. linker, in
Bridgeport. 7
The Bridge Pharmacy, Jumcu Par-
kcr. manager, has just rccclved II big
supply of ilnc candies, suitable for the
holidays
The local division oi the Salvation
Ailll) is busy pI77I7pIIIing for the big
Chrislmus dinner for tho poor children
of ibc town. ,
The Sunday school of the Advent
,(lhrisiiuu church will assemble Sutur-
dIIy IIl‘tcrnoon ill 2 o‘clock, lo prIIctlcc
the Christmas program.
Mrs. Clayton 1.. Marshall, oi lust
avenue. who is undergoing ircaiincnl
a! lil(" Norwulk liospilul, continues in
about the sumo condition.
iloward llcnI-dlci is home from col-
lege, to spcnd the holiday vacation
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. (P. i‘.
ilcncdict, of Osborne avenue.
Mrs. Oscar St. John. of Osborn avo-
nuc, who has just passed through a
wry scrions illncss, is now doing line-
ly, and is able to be about the house.
The liiblc Study clot-m will meet to-
niorrow evening at the Advent Chris-
tian ciiiii'cii. fl‘be study at" the “Geog-
raphy oi the Bible" will be continued.
George A. Wright. 11 'former resident
of East Norwnlk, is very seriously ill
at his present. home in Brooklyn, of
enlargement of the liver. Mr. Wright
.is a brother of lionry D. Wright.
The snow has been cleared away
from George ii. Vim Alstyue‘s yacht
Elsket, and Jesse Ayres, who is rebuild-
ing her, hopes to get her enclosed be-
fore the next snow storm appears.
——Dlscount to Sunday school tench:
era, iii w. P. iiI-crs‘ book stores.
Mrs. Richard A. Rossman, of Win-
field street, has returned from a. sev-
eral months' stay in Philadelphia,
where she underwent an extensive op-
eration at the .\iI7diI7II- (‘hirurgicnl Ho.-
pitul.
The only Christmas icsllval this
wock in Plus! Norwulk will be that of
the Elm Avcniu- .\iciiIIItilsl. Sunday
school, which will be hold on Fridfly
night. An I7luborutc program is being
prcpnrcd (or Ihc occasion.
l'usi ('onnnundcr (‘ulcb Wood, of
ldusi .\'In7\7.7ulk, is duo to hr the install-
lug oliiccr fer the installation of the
ncwh clccicd oiliccrs of Douglas Fow-
lIII' l'I'Isl. (. A ii The ceremony will
be lit7 ld on Monday evening, January
iliI
The investigation of the wholesalc
killing oi Il7IiI kcns around this section
gun
. oi the town has been fruitless thus
and thc guilty animal‘s. identity
never in7 known. No
killed in several
fur,
l'owls have been
nights.
.lIIiIII7s A. Scymonr, bill poster for
the ll. l7); Ayrcs (jinnpuny. of Boston,
has completed an so toot sheet. iron
bill bourd near tho East Norwulk rail-
road dcpoi, .Ind today slanted another
in Ruihoud aicnnc which is to be 50
1'ch long.
The conunlticc of the East Nor—
walk iirc police, appointed at tho. dis-
irict. meeting of the coiupauy. to ur-
range lor the annual ball, has decid~
cd to ban7 the evcui at Randall‘ 5 Hall.
in Van Zandt street on the evening of
l7‘cbr7quv 5th
Mr. and Mis.
Bridgeport.
Mrs. Fluhcrty's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles ll. 'l‘obcy. of 377. You Zundi
street. and ilIc latter will spend the
holidays in the Park City, with their
daughter and son-in—luw.
A carioud of stone has been carted
it) the Benedict Farms bridge, to be
ihc neuclcus. it is supposed, for a re-
taining wall for the dirt that has been
dumped into the bridge. The tide
washes up against the filling. and
would probably get. away with a large
part of it without ll retaining wall.
Herman Rider. the marketmnu, has
an interesting relic in the shaman! a.
revolver of the type in use during the
Flank Fisher ty ,
EAST NORWALK;
CASH. GROCERY
THIS. WEEK
we WILL sew“
NEW
The home or James L. Hoyt Cove ‘
were guests yesterday of 7
MIXED “NUTS 7
removed
trI‘Iubic. Ask your doctor about
ve etable. He knows wh th
This store is under new muII- ,.
agcmcnt. l
OIII Drugs are new.
Our Chemicals are fresh.
(iur Methods are modern.
()ur Scrvlcc is right,
We oxpcci your trade some
time because we deserve it now.
The Bridge Pharmacy
J. PARKER, Manager.
Civil War. Mr. Rider has had Iiilt.‘
weapon, II nickel. plated one with a
chamber i’Or “VP bullets and tin: old
style tiring cup, for about fifteen years,
but just whcre be procured it has
slipped his mind. 0n the bundle of
the revolver is the Inscription. “Pre-
sented l0 Lieutenant Horace '8. Chi»
\",IIlici MON“ 21, l8ti'.3"' ,
The East Avenue Methodist Episco-
pal Sunday school will probably have
the largest. orchestra for the Christ
mus service that has ever assembled
for any similar service in this church.
it will. render several selections as
well as assist with the. beautiful car-
ols. Tonight the decoration committee
will begin work on the platform and
continue this until the entire church
is decorated. The large orchestra. the
beautiful carols and splendid decora-
lions will make this one of the best.
services ever given by this growing
SundaI school. _
.1“?
ifliiiiiilli. "4
Rev. mncst W. Bys’She delivered his
last sermons as pastor of the flower-
ton Methodist Episcopal church. yes-
terday, large congregations beingpres-
cut at both services. Mr. Byssbe and
family will learn Rownylon early
Thursday morning for the south.
Both the Methodist and Baptist Sun-
day schools will hold Christmas exer-
Christmas Eve, as usual. The custom
has been to hold both events on the
some night, thus preventing too large
a crowd in either place, and as the
Rev. E. W. Bysshe will depart 'i‘huru~
day, it was decided to hold the event
earlier than usual.
-—Discount to Siinday some: teach-
ers, at W P. Boers” book stores.
The Brookslde schooidms changed
its plans and will follow but the some
Christmas progIIIm as the other
schools. The Q(.‘lnlstnias exercises will
be held at9130 o‘,clocir Wednesday
morning and the school will close in
the afternoon for the holiday vucu-
tion. Miss Cassie .\1 St John, tlIc
head teacher is to leave, Thursday.
holidays.
Dillill Ailililliiiiiilii.
Mrs. Rulihan. of Noroton Heights, is
vcry ill of pneumonia.
Willie .lclliii'o has been ill and out
of school for ll. few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gordon and
duughicr have moved to South Nor-
walk.
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M.
Haas, of Newton Heights, is ill of
pneumonia.
Charles Chandler has completed the
I77I>llar of his bungalow, Meadow
street. South Norwailr.
burr completed the. repairs on Thom
us [Inck's house. Mansfield avenue.
The Mohegan Fife and Drum Band.
of Darlen, will give a. dance at the
bull or Volunteer Hook and Ladder
Company. of Noroton, December 22.
Mrs C. Cr. Balcom has recently pur-
chased ll valuable thoroughbred sad-
die and diiving mare. formerly own~
ed by Miss Josephine Fleischmann, of
New York. .
The Shea. & Sullivan Company, of
Stamford, has been awarded the con-
tract for the erection of the pioposcd
cottage and garage at Collender's
Point for Herman C. Flightman, or
New York. The plans for the hand.
some residence to be erected in the
spring will be ready for figures soon
The plans are by Architect Raleigh C
Gilderslcere. 150 Fifth avenue, New
' ”lilti-
Mrs. D. It Rowlandof Reddlng, was
, in town last. week.
Thomas Donnelly will spend Christ
‘7 mas in New York.
Frank Lyon is recovering from an
Illness of several days.
Mr. and-Mrs. William Moses are now
housekeping in Wastport.
Mrs. Vanderbilt Godfrey is spending
.~ several, weeksin Ridgeiield.
Miss Minnie Kennel is the guest oi
her sister, in South Norwalk.
Mrs. A. E. Turney, who has been
7 ill for several days. is improving.
Mr, and Mrs. John McCarthy have
' returned from a visit with New York,
' friends. 7~
The Matinee Whisi Club held its last
meeting at the residence of Mrs, Do-
Wiit Bradley.
Bridgeport. have been recent guests at
the residence of Mason Sanford.
Willis Banks, Harry Waterbury and
Miss Katherineo Beers. ot' Norwaik
spent Sundayat their homes here.
Mrs. irehe Downs, while‘ returning
from Norwalk. was unfortunate
eact
cises Wednesday evening, instead of .
further home in thiuifito spend the
(:corgo Dance and Henry Northrop »
Mr. and Mrs, Frederick Sanford. cl 3
Ayer’s Pills, gently laxative, all '
directl oh thel ivér. '.'o.'.‘Il'iI. °:
at
it, of which no trace has yet beeii
iouud.
Mrs. Percy Brown and son have re 7
turned to South Wilton, after several
days' yislt with Mi's,.,.ii..-M. 'l‘row;
bridge. .37 «ii 77 4.
’i‘he Nol‘fli‘ili Sunday school will hold
its Christmas concert in the church
on Wednesday evening. December 23.
at 7: 30 p. m
Noiflcld Grunge bus,clccied the fol-
lowing oiiiccrs for the ensuing,' year' .
Muster—(lliIrcIII-c Shipmun.
Overseer—Horace Huribuit.
l .cctiuerwiiiyru Burriir.
Steward—Stephen Waterbury
Assistant. StI-w ur d—Char les Scolield.
Chaplain—Gem go Waterbury
Treasurer-John M. Lockwood.
Secretary—Henry M. ’l‘rowbridge.
(late Keeper—~ilarold liurritt.
Pomona—fillies Alma. ii‘unlon.
Flora—Mrs. Horace iiurlbuit.
Ceres—Miss Auua llnnks.
lady AssislaIIt~—Mrs. C. H. Scofleid.
Pianist—Mrs, C. H. Scoiield.
Assistant Pianist—Miss Anna Banks
W WESiPflRi.
, ~—
Miss M. Dlnger is visiting relatives
in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Wcsipori public schools closed for
the holidays, Friday.
The Women's 'Town improvement
Society is to meet in the library, to-
night. for a regular monthly session.
Miss Ellen Purdy. who is II teacher
in one of the public schools at Glast
ionbury. returned home Saturday, for
her holiday vocation.
. The trolley boys promise Mr. and
Mrs. H. B. Webster the time or men-
llvcs on the return from tlIcir \vcddlng
trip, and are planning now for one of
these heart breaking and not altogeth-
7er soul inspiring scrcnadcs.
The new walks in town ui'i‘ord sur-
priscs to sonic, and getting about is
{II
0 7 5‘ 'i‘lIe‘y are
7 ibis impossible to be well, simply impossible. ii the bowels are ~77
Constipatfimwme products, poisonous substances, must be I
tiI ebod y at least onto each day, or therei will be i
' appointed to select a place for regular-
my?” and Widt‘im ‘;Di‘ ii‘iiii .dunger, CQME IN ANflX‘A I "7i I
unions one uses. .eyery. precaution. W .,
nlituruiiy slippery; and a m
number have our ly escapgm... an”... ‘ w B
t‘IIlis. W 7" 7“ 4 77" ‘77 7 .lm
The \icn‘s Civic Club met in By“!11
Ian Hull, 'l‘hursduy night, ahd turnip!—
ly organized. DI. 'l‘. 0. Steering was
chosen president A committee was
meetings. -'i‘he.attendunce was large,
and indications point to success on the
part or the new Organization. Meet—
lnss H10 to be held once a. month. and
the next is culled for January 12 at
Pylhlnu Ilull.
Following are the. newly elected oiii.
cars of Aspetnck Lodge. K. of P.: .l.
H. Sulliiu, 0. I7.; D. H. Mills, v. 0.; .l. ’
F. Goruinu, prelaie; Walter Price, m.
w ; S A. Pmdy, keeper oi‘ records and
seal; Charles Harris, in. t.; Leslie
Suitiin m. e., W S. Jones, III 2L, 7 Denis
Bungcrt, i g; J. Kepler, o g.; trustees , .. , , .
..l F. Gorham, Cha'ries Fable, 1). B I' i" "j 7 , 77
Bradley, Jr. The newly elected om “ ‘ ' . ‘ ,
cars are to be installed January 5, by ' ' . '
D. D. (LC. Audley of Bridgeport. ‘the finest ever Show“. im7 “‘9
Judge WurreuW. Foster, ot New 1‘ 'm I ,
York, whose recent decision in a case Will Cities and .7! ‘ '.
tor non support, ‘ililil served to place ‘
bim in a. more or less conspicuous
position. is a summer resident of this 7
place, be having purchased the Old?
Ketchum heme, one time among thé
few “show places” of Westport. Judge
Foster's i'atlIeI and brother occupy-
the place the year around. The dos
cisiou rendered by the judge that. has
set New York talking is in substance
that, “Girls who mui'i'y‘n mun earning
but so it week have no right to expect
him to support them." The decision
was averse to the plaintiff in the noni
support came, where she asked through
her attorney that her husband be com:
pelled to give her $2 a week .of the
$6 in wages that he received.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Miller & Jordan to Richard Gormloy
and wire the lots, Mahuckemo
iicighls. War.
Mary P. i‘ .mccy to Thomas F.
Dou'd. lol and buildings, 27 Bolden
uvcnnc. War.
Frcdcrlrk li. Rowan to W. Oswald
and .iilllll’S A. Tompkins, “firework.
land and buildings. East avenue.’ War.
Illuiici' i7}. Hoyt lo idu l7..1\i09hm,
lot and buildings Silttd View _'l‘cI~
rucc, War. 77
Joseph It. i‘.I\ioI to .7\’ (l Show. land
and buildings West slicci. War.
cuIcHrsn-zn Pius
axon» BEAN»
(”In I”? I».
l‘llls Is '1‘.qu nifllilk
7: sen
s so site‘s."
W "AIDA IINANIID! Pl 1;!” for ID
yous known as Rubbish“, Alwsys Reliable
lsotnnuuuosis nruwrur
1908
and Steam
sting.
i! HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
' STOVES AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Gas and Steam Fitting, Gas Fixtures,
. Metal Ceiling, Etc.
HAVE VOU SEEN OUR STOCK OF
7 RiGHMQN? BANGESII.’ ., .
1847
Pi b
um “ll-f;
Company
17 WALL STREET} NORWALK.‘
DAVID W. RAYMOIID. ‘
runs"! Director
and Euthanasia,
19 North Main St, South Norwalki
Residence, 6 Washington 8*.
Telephone at housiness.
Telephone at office, 336-2.
.THE NEW
HOTEL VICTORIA.
7 DNIMINUTI FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Der learns a Special Future. In
siIIl llsctrlo ngnt‘s Throuphout. Iv.
try, Room Hosted
RATES REASONAILI.
Fins Stocked Cats In Conmtlcn.
A full line of Imported Ales, includ-
in. tho famous lass.’ Burton's and
lass ‘ Ooh atom,- always on draught.
Anhsusai- Iusch Isor on Drsulht.
71'.» J. OULLWAN. Proprietor.
Telephone 902.
ChrlSiiil
Presents
in Fine German, Japanese and
American China and
Glassware
the piece or set
Fraihed Pidtures
5 Sole agent for ‘ibe Coiiiiiihiu Phono-
graph (1635“kang fii'ucliiinis' and
Double Disk Records“ "\iusic on both
sides, 65¢. .- lndsstiuctible CN‘iiilti’ei
Records, 356- ‘ 7»
Window Shades and Picture Frames
i0 order. ‘
=Wali Papers. House Furnishing
Coeds Painters' Supplies.
3‘ Painting and necoiaung.
We give the 8. s H. Green Trading
Stamps. Ask for them. 7
L. H Decker
enough to lose a handbag. containing
her purse, with over “thirty dollars in
:ii . or Washington Simon 7
‘i'sl. eon. SOUTH NORWALK‘.
III
The Jones &Hotcthss ‘
imported English Blue China by
FRANK" C
Van Scoy
PLUMBING,
STEAM,
HOT WATER
AND
GAS FITTING.
. Hotel Mahackeino
' succumb. his"
7 nan—e
.' Isrvlcs and Culi no US to Difi:
Rates ‘2 psi- ds'y' and upwards.
.siock and. amsrswuomstibn 1'
Sheet Iron,
and Zinc.
5‘0 Southgmmifitrufi“ 7
So. Norwaik, Conn.)
Tin, Copper
The C
Excellent Cuisine.
Dinners Evenings,
6 to 8 p. for
CityNatiti Hal
i . soprano; tic: cerium“ -' ‘
' TRANMCTO A GENERAL-swing
sols Moss. 7;
Sunday Dinners a Specialty. . |
‘ Dinner Parties and Banquets ‘ *“H” 7 7 ,. ,, 5 ",7
Solicltcd. 3353333 , . ‘7;
CHARLES REYNEKE' i IUH’LUO.“ AND anon-rs, f
Proprietor. i unsound. ~ ‘7
T°'°‘"‘°"° m. swim H unus‘wson no.
JOHN. H. KNAPP. 1st vies Pic-.7
---¢P
some
E. H. Mathewson Henry 'Osfip
John H. Knapp-
Joslah R. Mandi! J. Walia'oa Mirth.
Christian 5mm John H. LI
Frhdfl. Rovv'sp.
' -‘-J‘l‘,u“.- _ a} 'ifiyiif‘i
should boa-.7 equipped wigg- s dstaty
snow white. one piece-.2 “Standard" Pore
ceiain Enameledgiisvstoui I. ,.
Have. you ever stopped. to consider.
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot. and ooldrunninpwater
in your; dressing chamber. sleep.
tug apartment or first floor toilet.
room? its presence would. aflord you
the highest degree of comfort-
We will gladly quote you. prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent me-
chanics. honest and reliable.
HORACE R. NASH.
"nRNER MAIN we wear. or
I
Daily Line to N7. Y i
For Freight Only
him, -.I .:.~7 . 7!
in;
M 30- Wflgfi' SOT
1906, Freight Propellers will sleeve!
Pier 28 East River, New Ysgrlzg- ”(foot
of Dover street), eyery do except
Sunday) at 4 p. m. Freight. reclaimed
at Norwalk up to 4, p.- m. and Wh-
Norwaik up to 5: 30m. to.
No' ‘ Steamboat ‘Co. "‘
Arming J. 3 h, c., c.H
_ ..i-.""!' I- ' ‘ WP"!
in was,
mi: urn/ruby
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