before they groW d2 ngerous. There is poison i
will harm the whole. body unless you rid yourself of them a: once.
When your digestion is upset, when the bowels do not act
freely, when the head is heavy, the sleep troubled, the liver but
of order—«disease 1s at the door.
Be wiseintime. T ake Beecham’ s Pillsimmediately. Forthese
pills, alone and unaided, will keep the disease—wolves at bay, and -
11 25c
25c
ENGLISH WALNUTS,
kgs. RAlSiNS . . . - 25c
, . . ' 25c
fiber Shell Almonds, per 1b .19ci Citron, per lb. .1 ..... . .191
1 PP Filberts, Per “3 15c Lemon or Orange Peel. per
guteperpw ..... .....rac lb. .........151
ms, per b .12c
gsb W 11111111 Meats, per lb 35c 3 lbs, Dried Peaches ........ 251
All Dates .....25c 5 lbs. Prunes .......... ..... 251
' kgs, None Such Mince i3 lbs. Prunes ...... ....25(
cut ...... ...... L...25c2lbs.Figs.......... ....... 251
s Karo Syrup. ..25c 3 lbs. Muscatel Raisins .- ..... 251
,' .Animal Crackers .25c 3 pkgs. H- 0 Pancake Flour. .251
Pudding, per can .1oc Cranberries, per qt. ...... 14c, 15c
, Eggs, per doz‘f .45c Van Camp’ 3 Soup, per can 5c
2 i‘es ‘and Jams, per glass. 10c 25c bottle Heinz Pickles... ..19<
rock of Jelly ......... .35c Lemons, per doz. . ..... . . . . . .2oc
Mother' 3 Brand 2 cans Dudley’s Pumpkin. . . . .251:
...... 25c Shoulders,‘per lb. . ....... ‘ .8c
‘18 Oranges for 25c; 25c, 30c, 35c per doz. Sweet Cider, Fancy
g gppleegfuinpkLns, Squash, Sweet Potatoes White Onions. Celery.
12 or 5c and 152 per bunch
CHRISTMAS DAY
Opened Thursday Evening
in;
“e Great A 81 P T22 Company
241EA8T WASHINGTON ST. ,SOUTH NORWALK.
. ‘........e13 LB.,.
NATIVE TURKEYS.
.........................12cCAN;
1..................‘.....1occmvr
Th greed f gold is hardening the
”heart, 1111 on 1111111111511 1111 sarcomas
From the Door '
Every m2n and woman should repel disease—wolves which are
no res ecters of ersons and may attack at any time. ,
hat are t ese disease—wolves? They are constipation,
biliousness, indigestion, nervous headaches, sleeplessness and
other little ailments, at first so trivial as to appear almost harm- ‘
‘1 less. Disperse them now, and drive them from your door with
Protect the 30
~ ‘11» 1111111 11111 directions, 10911111,! 251911.
11111 11111111111111 ‘
o‘.
11 their fangs that
1.1' is:
SPEClAl Biblilllllt
(Contihned from First Page),
Councilman Powers also wanted to
know about the proposed new city hall
and whether the council will get a re-
port bout that committee. Others
about the board volco‘d the some senti-
meat, and it was pointed out that
some information was necessary in or-
der to determine whether there is any
likelihoodoi‘ a iicw structure, and if
not, to make plans for the continued
occllpmlcv ol‘ the present structure in
llnvlland street. Speaking of the city
hall committee, Mr Powers declared!
'Ahoul. chrybody but the council
.icars what. the committee is doing..
The entire board of councilman was
’11 attendance. and Mayor Bm'uoll be
ing absent, President Thomas Robbins,
it tho council, presided.
A bill of Charles 8.! Greenwood for
$95.50 for Rtenogruphlc service-11 in con-
uoclion with the investigation of the
floating indebtedness of the, cilv was
presented. The council uppro opriuted
$100 for clerk hire
’l‘hc Elm Grove luyout'wns neat tak-
cn up,tl1o honing having been for
molly opened and Attorney William
P 'l‘ununany appeared in behalf of At.-
11111111 .lolui H. Light who wax our. of
town yand who represents six interest-
-d property owners, to ask for 11 post-
nonemcnl of. the binning to Wednes-
day night.
ed to 11 postponement. The city luid
already spent about $500 011 the mat—
ter, he said‘. and added that it looked
to him to be :1 gain to carry it over
until next year Mr. Fitch said he be-
lieved the present council should set-
Vile the question
Mr. 'l‘mnmauy said Mr Light could
attend a hcaring any other night this
week,and1holaiter preferred to have
this council settle it.
Mr. 'i‘anunnuy said the
owners represented by Mr. Light are
lohn H. Knapp, Mrs. E. H For, Frank
M. Ferris .lun‘ius Brown, John Kcshn
and Mrs; Harriet Raymond;
Councilmen 11111105 and Raymond
thought 111111 in sldcration ot the
majority they should be given an op-
portunity to be heard: it was decided
to have the hearing Wednesday even-
iifg.‘ This hearing is on the question
of. benefits and damages.
The petition of Emil Sonncnburg
for permission to open1 a “penny ar-
code" in the-.1 office of the City Hotel
consisting of1 Councilmen Fitch and
Keogh was appointed- to go- into the
matter" and investigate. -..11nd to report
Wednesday night. Fire Commission-
ed to sell a discarded lire department
harness for 326. 1 An out of town vol-
11335.
11 1, 11.111 ‘
from‘ ‘the extra appropriation 11111111 for
over-coats and caps tor the polices!
had‘1 been purchased and the. supply
is in ‘bad shape.
grants e‘d‘. . ‘1 1..
W
wtlurcs baby' is croup. Willie 11'- 1.112115
cuts and 11111111111111.1'111111111111 sore thr,oat
'to the. rent or this second generation.
1112111de 11 lamenessi‘wnr. Titanias‘ 1
molecule Ollwthé great household
remedy. 1 , 1 ‘
1
Councilman Frank H. Fitch object»
property.
tact that these all: arc more than 11;
yes received. A committee or three,
Powers and Corporation Counsel John-
er George W. Bogardus was empower.
unteer department desires the hat-.1
Police Commissioner James '1‘. Pow-1
are asked for 1111 appropriation of: 311001
has been sixryeare,rl1e suld.elnce1an‘y
The request was
r11 11ko
1
,.-‘1t.
1
(Continued from Elrst Patel.
W
the year. instead or until .‘i a. hi. the
your around, Was absolutely too high.
1 The annual report of‘ilhlef John
Milne, of the tire department, was
read and accepted .by the mactlnu.
showed many more hr 11 than is 1111112]
for the. your, bill noiie f them not be-
yond the control of the department
and (lhlef‘Mllno had 0111)' words of
praise‘for the men under him.
The meeting Wart called to order
by Mayor (invnnugh and the full board
was present. The minutes of tho taut
regular meeting wore read by Cltv
t' lcrk J Holden liurlbult, were accept
ed and 01 dercd placed on tile.
(‘orporaiion (‘ounsei .lohn J. Walsh
was present. and suggested that in
the case of Michael lical against the
city, that a committee be appointed
from the council to look into the mat-
lcr and settle it 11p. Mr. lleai foil
and injured himself about a year ago
at the corner of Water and Leonard
slrccls. Mayor (luvuuugh left tholuuh
for in the hands of (louncllu‘mn licnry
Mathias.
The following bills were ordcrcd
paid:
ii‘irc Department ........ ....$ 760.47
Administrative Dopail'llllt‘ill. .. 1394.311
liighwr‘ty Department ....... 218.5
Scwor licpnrtmcut .......... 117.27:
Huwci' extension ........... . ‘Jll. |:l
l’ollcc llepurlnwnt .......;.. 25.00
'i‘olal_ ................ . ..32l.l‘.2tl.l‘1;'1
Mr. il‘ailwila presented the follow-
ing resolution, which was adopted:
Vott'd,1,'l‘hat the. city clerk he aulhor~
land to draw cit5' orders in time to
pay tintintcrosi duo on city bonds
and notes January 1111,191111.111111 that
where the 1111511111! are out of town that
said orders he lllfldt’ payable in New
York l'untis,
Ofliccr l-lryau Silk appeared at the,
nicotlng and requested that a light
1111 installed in Spring 111'c11uc,,ou
Spring ilili. lie said thorn was a
1111' .-i1 thorn one-half mile long. where.
the 9 Were no lights. The. matter was
left in the hands of tinI llclu. commit
.,11c with poumr.
Mei-1141's. Knitwasscr and Burroughs.
of the Connecticut Company, were
n'escnt‘. in regard to tho lighting- con-
tract. for the city lights. uml the clans
H1! of the contract were thoroughly
iiscusscd and explained by the Con-
tactical Company‘s representatives.
111111-1111 requested at tho lnui moi-ting,
ilgurcu were submitted as follows:‘ The
whole cost of the lights now per year
is 33.270, and the (lonuoclicut. Com-
pany will impish lights for lulu
months In the 5021' until daylight for
5921 extrm and for six months the coat
will be 31. 500 extra. The present cost
.11 for 3,200 hours’ot lights; with the
four months, all night burning. it will
1111 3,400 hours; and 3,800 hours for six
111111111111 of all night lights.
Mi: l-iurlbuit argued with the rep
rcaculntlvcs, and said, as did members
of the council. that when travel was
heavy on the trolley lines. the lights
were wcrtke'. Mr.\nltwassc1'suld
there was ubsoln‘td‘li. no connection
with thy current punishing the lights
and that of the trolley. Mr. Hurlhutt
said the whole lighting system was
affected when the heavy loads wear
all the. trolleys. He had tested tho
lights some time ago and he thought
although the) 11'1'1'c‘mippt‘1scd to be
lt’Otl candle power. they did not give
any more light than an 801) candle pow
1-1' ought to gh 11
illr.l1lu1'rom.',lui said he was sure
the compnuvi would be willing to have
the cit5' 1ch our of the lights. lie
was sure. 11195 were getting tl1c1full
amount of light contracted lot.
it was asked that if the lights wore
tlimmcd oflcucr they would not give
better light. and M1'.lluiious.'hs said
he thought thcsu 111111111 weic kept the
best of any In the district
Mayor (lavunagh said in his opinion
the pi ices asked 101- the evlru binning
oi the lights for the time from it
oclock in the morning until daylight
for four months in the year were very
excessive.
T1111 mallet 1111111 ahcllsscd for u
long time and some of. the cminclhnen
favored the moonlight schedule. illP
same as South Noiwalk has, while oth-
ers were, opposed to if
Mr. Burroughs askhd that the coun
elk submit figures that were sntist‘nc
to 'y to the city
it was voted that the matter be left
o‘ver until the next meeting. and in the
mean time Mayor (‘avan‘agh was an-'
pointed a committee to confer with the
Connecticut Company regarding the
prices. ,
Councilman Malone said Mr. Kauf-
mcnn. of the Smitthant‘manu silk
mills in Grand street had spoken to
hilu in regard to the smoke nuisance
from the railroad which 111111111 much
of the. silk ribbon in the mlil‘s. and he
said if this could be abated he would
bring employment here for nearly 400
more men. M1'.Kaufrnann also told
Mr. Malone that two or three more
mills would settle in Norwalk. if the
smoke nuisance could be done away,
with. The main mills of the Smith,
Kaufmann. Company are now in New
1 Jersey. but the firm likes Norwaik
much better. Alctter was sent to the
railroad company and a‘ return letter
said they could have the engineers get
1111 good steam and not cold up until
they had' passed the silk mills.
1The business Men's Association has
bccnasked to be present at the Nor-_
walk Club parlors to...meet_M1'. Kauf-
menu and a representative of the rail-
road. and have thc'mutter discussed
Wednesday morning at 101o'clock.
” MayoruCavanaghgsaid 11the Smith-
Kaufmann mills were among the finest
manufacturers in the country 1 and
ought to he helped outand induced to
bring the rest oi their plant to Nor 1
walla l'Mr.’ Malone stud Mr. Kaufmann
«11111111111111.1111 to bring ‘employrnent for. 1
.111 1911111 400-11110") pebble,- and possibly'
'l‘or 600 if conditions were improved.
Mr. Malone said at‘ the last snow
stem at least ninetytll-ve per cent. or
the' people cleaned their walks, 1'01
which he was thankful 1« 1 1
lonncllnlah 1111111111ng had it letter'
from the mongett; Merrill Company. 01‘
Iloston. oregardlng the purchase of the
remaining 820. 000 at water bonds, and
‘hlw
Clears the
1~ 1 Overnight.
Pimplec. 1 Flash, Eruptions,-
Qulekly Eradicated by New
1 Skin Remedy. .
m
Since its discovery one year ago,
tposlam. the new wskin icmcdy, has, in
its catiaordlnary accomplishments ox-
cccdcd the 11111111 sanguine expectations
of the eminent specialist. who gave
it to the world. .11. has cured thous-
ands of cases of eczema and eradicat-
ed facial and other disilguremonm of
yours‘ standing. The ion-riblutltoblng
Etc,
first application, giving 11111111111 Its
curative properties at the Very out-
not.
In less serious skin affections. such
as pimples, rash, herpes, blackheads,
acne, barber's itch, elc.. results show
after an overnight. application, only 11
small quantity being required to effect
a. cure. Those who use p‘ouiam for
these. minor skin troubles can now
avail tin-mselven of the special 50419111
package, recently adopted to meet
such needs. iloth the oil-cent. puck~
ago and the rcgular $2 jar may now
be obtained in South Norwaik at The
Clifford Pharmacy. l'ldw. W. Kelley.
Jr.s. and other leading drug stores.
Samples for experimental purposes
may be hml free of charge by writing
direct tmthc Emergency Liliml‘fllfll‘lt'fi,
:lii Wcst 'i‘wcuty fifth strect, New York
c ly.
they offered 92% per cent. No action
was taken on this matter.
A letter was read from W. E. Kels-
icr. secretary of the Fire Department,
asking that the elections made for the
board of ougim-ors be rutliiud. A bul-
lot was taken which resulted in six
1101011 for all of them.
Mr. llailwitz said the sewer on
lirush street. had been all staked out.
and ready for the contract to be given
out. Contractor t‘lhappi, of \Vt—lsipm'l.
had an agreement, to do the work for
$57 until rock is struck, for which he
would charge $3 per yard. Thu 1111111
for was 1::oniluucd until the next
meeting.
Tho annual report. of Chief
Milne, of the Fire lhipm'imcui was
then read by loi‘iucihuau l1lui1h1-li. (if
the 47 calls of fire, 24 wcrc boil alarms
and 23 warc still alarms, and ill of
the. number were chimney fires. 111
all of them 984 gallons of chemicals
were used. 914 feet of ladder, and :l,1
331) feet oi hose. ‘
According to the report the esti-
mated damage by the fires was $3,100.
most of which is covered by im-uu"
uncc. (thief Milne said the. whole do
pin-intent“ was in first-class condition.
and the promptncss in getting tollic
fires and the use of the chemicals had
kept all tires under control and he had
nothing but words of praise for tho
departments work and hc said tip:
department was second to lllllll' in the
stale
Chief Mlluc recommended that the
council take up the question of giving
the Hope liosc Company some way of
getting to the [iron instead of the crude
way they now have. and 110 thought
John
with the idfit of the companies of the
department and he asked that earnest
attention be given this mama.
ilc also gave John H. lloyt great
credit for having the alarm system in:
the, best condition in years. Thc rc~
port also recommended that a fire box
be‘ placed at the top of the Weaiport
avenue iiili,.as1therc is no box in that
1
,1
the Green.
The matter of disposing of the old
1111.1. truck, which is stored in i.. .l.
Reynolds warehouse. was discussed
but no action was taken.
Mr. Huhbell bad the reports of all
the tire companies for nttcnduncc at
the fires otlust‘ycar. and as it is usual
to pay 83 pcr'compauy for tho attend-
nucc at each fire, the amounts were or-
1lcrcd paid to them.
the tire committee advertise the old
truck helm-e mentioned. Some of the
councilmeu thought that the, residents
of Broad River might purchase the
apparatus. and it was so voted.
Councilman Grumman spoke of the
matter of establishing a building line
ln1f‘.amp1stroct. lie stated that a
house was being started there now.
and he thought a line should be given.
A long discussion followed and a 42-
foot line was spoken. It was voted
that W, Grumman bring in iecomlueu-
dations at the next meeting.
grass on the matter of having police
at the hospital on violent cases. '
meeting adjourned.
was the last meeting at which ..l liel-
and a vote of thanks was extended
to him l'or his kindness to the council.
.lumes Keene was sworn in the allies
to succeed Mr.li1u'll1utt ‘
W'
TO CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY
Tablets. Drnggists refund money it it
ails to cure. .E. W. GROVE'S sight!
ture is on each box. 25c
CLOSING FOR THE 11111111111111.
The Fall Term of the Phblle Schools
to be Brought to an End Tomorrow.
The public schools of the town will
close tomorrow for the annual holiday
vacation. and the close of the term
will be marked by pretty Christmas ex-
sicises. The period just cording to a
dose is officially known as the fall
The winter term ,will begin on Monday,
lunum'y 4th and will bobrought.‘ toil!
close in April» at the Easter vacation.
MANY SOLDIERS‘REMAIN ILL. 1
MANiIat. Dec 22. wse‘v‘ent‘scn 11111111.
beta of thermi‘ghteenth 111111111115. stit-
ticned at Camp Keathle‘y, Mindanao,
are still lil 11s the result or 111-1111111111
some of the poisonous alcohol that iti‘ll-
ed ten or their comrades on December
'l‘b‘. ‘. ’l‘ho 1111111111111 w111‘111111oc111e1111-o‘1‘11
(tiers who pretended that they Wanted!
lt1fo1~ the lamps With which
,hunted deer at night. ‘ 1
Compieidon' “
attending coacnm is stopped with the
they 11111111111 he. on an equal footing 1.
vicinity. and all alarms have to be .
turned in from box ll‘l. which is on
Mr. Malone then made a motion that ‘
Councilman Mathics reported bro i
There being no other business the ‘ A
It was then made knonn that this ‘
den l-iurlbntt would act as city cle11.k f, , ,
Fake. LAXATIVE BKOMO Quinlan
'9an and hegaucorly, in September. .
thti poet 1111111111119 1111 some of the solr ‘
they ‘6
‘ 31556311 Advertlhements. ' .l Bridgeport Advertisements.
The D. M Read Co.
minus 12:1
The Store is open Evenings until Christmas.
Dolls, Games and Picture Becks '3
All sorts of intcrcsiing thing's. for 11111111111111'111-11‘ in 11111.
bziscnicnt. : ‘ 1'
Games, Picture Puzzles, Jig Saw Puzzles and Plasticene
SCLS. 1
Dolls with their c'..'loll1c and all pctaonal bclougiugs.
Picture Books for all little (1111's [1 om thc largo \ l’1(
looks to stories.
At the Art Section
Leather Mats for the table, clcguut quality of Spanish
it‘illi‘lt‘l', round or oblong, in dark 111:11'111111, green and brown.
(1
Round Mats, 15 inches, $1. 38.
18 inches, $1.98.
22 inches. 2.75.
011111 Mats. 22 inches, $2.74.
2.1 inches, $3.511.
Silk Mantel Drapes. in all colors, bordered silk with
handsome frinuc from $1 50 to 31.1.50.
Fancy Raftia and Ribbon Novelties. l‘ictty .1111] useful
(ilmc and Handkerchief LEISCS, \1\ liisk Itrooiu (uses, \\ot'k ,
lioxt‘s and Hindi lloxcs, from 501' up.
Fancy Covered Pincushions, pink. blue. l't‘ti and yellow,
quuis‘itc shades, lucé trimmed, 25. 50c and up.
Sofa Cushions covered with tapestry or art dcnim,»75c ,
and up. .
Bungalow Cloth.
{inc for art work of various kinds.
White Pique Glove
Genuine French Kid. Imported.
.1\ new iiiaicriul just rcccivcd and
351' :1 yard.
Third llool‘.
lhcsc arc :1 rather hca 'lV\' kid. pique stitched fasteningr
at the wrist uilh out luigc \\ 1111c pc.ul button \cty stylish
at present.
$1 75 pair. t ‘
Medium Sized Smyrna Rugs
30 x 60 at $2.25.
Very dcs'irablc Rugs in dark green 1',cd maroon wood
browns, 11li1'c grccu and Delft blue. A good collection. .
1 (111'ch Storc,ii1.~'t floor.
.I
TheD. M1 Read C"
For several years webnveimade PICTURES one of our leading special:
ties for CHRISTMAS PR EBENTS. This year we think we have
exceeded all previous years in the values we offer in
Our line 111 Pictures at the Popular Prices of 250 and 50c comprise;
interesting subjects and well framed Pictures that would he gladl
welcomed as Christmas Presents by any one.
Those at higher prices show well their increased value.
t
Be sure and see our line of Pictures befme making your selectld
*0! Christmas Presents. ; ,
A.l Dickerman & 1fo
84 W2" linigton St, South Norwalk.
Telephone 446.
(he Hatch 1:1“—
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in ct ‘ilMill Work for Every
i1
[1111' 2 Piggety to 11512111111 ,
YARD 21111., 411-5. " " ' ' 11111.1. 'rs 11251.3.
SPECIALTIES
LINCOLN Roortno, 1111111111. LADDERS, ordinary ‘
1 f maimed“, warranted Flslizon. UT’I‘hl ' ‘
' " W' '1 I ' G R,twosizes,"p-
1.91 111143913! 1... SASH WEIGHTRM Cl)
11111111: RBtlEB lledlltll
If yoatlme“. was in the habit, 11111115111111.1111! to b
or Kidney trouble and want I certain, pm11‘
alienatwirhw's [11:17me
stunner voUR ~“110R ;
not-1,11. drivers and o'wners =
2 very careless thi weath
1&3]? when stops are made. A littl
111* tiling: Wfifiafil? Ellis 1111'ection‘ is appreciated like
urea, 11 good for his health a n
”'nAullI‘ullnn-IAMII loldby Dmb‘REE very good [li‘t-iCIlllHOl‘i‘iO D" ‘ ms
1111111 by mail for so cts. 111111111111 sent
1111111111, 111111 11111111011101». Lenny, 11.1. 1 l lite.‘ ,
DEC. 22, 1908
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Norwalk Chronicler