. has borne the signature of A
and has been 333udounde3' his new
souui supervision slmo itsiniiuic ;.
~ Aulow no one trident-lye you .uthls.
Minus nod “Jlrst-as-goorl" are but:
, , ilio vvitr . and endanger the health oi?
drcn~liixpcric33co against Experiment.
What 33 CASTORIA
fiastorin is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil. Pare-
goric, Drops 333ml Soothing Syrups. It. is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine not other Narcotic
substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
null alloys Fovcrishncss it cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. 3 it relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flutulenoy. It assimilates tho Food, regulates the
Monarch and B ewels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—Tho Mother’s Friend.
oeuumn CASTOR|A ALWAYS
/ Boers the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
_ in lisp For over 30 Years.
an opinion cone-33v. or round“ ou‘u‘v, 3.3.3.33 om. "
Lady (on Pullmanim‘Eoy! Whe3c
me the porter quarters on this train?"
, _Cnndv Kitl~‘ in the passengets' poc-
kcts ycl Mlss‘ ‘émxrllangc
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lle~ “Br-f! ‘I am positiveh shivel
lug I think I’ ll lukc somethingr wmm."
She lullb a. sly gluuce)-~‘lm 33"alm
as tonst.‘ mlt‘xchange
ALso‘ voun
Auto
looked over and put in good shape
for the Spring.
Now is the time to have your
Sleigh
Repairedarid Painted
,~ Rubber Tires put on your Auto rind Carriage and also the Baby
' Carriage.
3 Everything for the Horse and Carriage
Horse Shoeiug and Clipping
LUTHER M. WRIGHT,
Phone Connection.
i,,MAIN ST.. SOUTH NORWALK. ALSO MAIN 8T.. STAMFORD.
Norwalk _ Sayings Society,
44 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
INCORPORATED 1849.
Deposits, Dec] 1908, $3,614,000.61
DIRECTORS ‘
WILLIAM A OURTIO.
MOSES H. GLOVERp
LEWIS C GREEN,
HENRY F. COLEBURN,
LESTER HYATT. > :“
GEORGE M. HOLMES,
STEPHEN H. HOLMES,
FREDERICK A. ELLS,
FLOYD T. RUSGOE,
. > . I.
Useful Holiday Gifts
Electric Percolators, Chafing Dishes Small Stoves, Water
> Heate3s, Broilers, Ovens Luminous Radiators, etc. Pocket Flash-
~ ll hts and Electrically Driven Toys. A large assortment of Elec-
t‘rtc Portable Table Lamps and Domes
RE R R VR KE ERRIR RR
TELEPHONE 35- 4. 36 WASHINGTON STREET
' at. '2. Fort street.
’l‘h‘ere will be no meeting} this wel'k
ol‘ the Methodist Ladies' Aid SOCIQ'V.
Robert Oliver, of Derby. was a Sun-
day guest oi“ Mr. and Mrs. William
Knapp, of First street.
A nine pound daughter wusborn
Saturday morning to Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney Hill, of H. Fitch street. -
From the present outlook, practical-
ly all of the East. Norwnlk grocery
stores and markets will be. closed all
day Christmas.
033 account of Christmas eve, the
held Thursday at the East Avenue
Methodist church.
Albert France has just completed a
vet y comfortable hunting cabin on his
launch. The work was executed on-
tlrcly by Mr. Preece.
There is still some sleighlug left 0“
the side streets about this section of
the town, but the main highways have
suii‘med from the hotel.
The weekly prmer meeting of the
Advent Christian church will be omit
led this week The Bible Slutlv Class
will meet this evening, as usual.
Mrs. Milton Elwood, of Rowan
street, who was reported last week as
ill. lln'cnleued with an opeatlou for up-
pcnllit'itls, is now recovru'lug nicely.
Mr, and Mrs. Herman Rider, of Van
Zuntlt, street, will havens guests over
Christmas the fornter‘s sister, Mrs.
”night. and her children, of Stamford.
mlliscount to Sunday school tench
ers. at W. P. lleers‘ book stores.
Mrs. William H. Tristram, wife of
W. H. 'l‘risl'rlnn. ol" .l. W‘. Bcatty‘s
store, continues quite in at their home,
on ltotou Hill, and of late there has
not, been much change in her condi-
tlon.
Eddie Parks, the popular young de>
livery clerk, has been saving up his
pennies for 31 trip to New York on
Chrisnnns Day, and expects to have a
blue time in general. including a trip
to the _‘thcnttc.
A launch or host club is to he or-
gauized this evening. by a number of
enthusiasts of East Norwalk. A meet.
lug will be held at 8 oclock at the
office of F. H. Fielding, on the Bone-
dict Farms bridge, and all interested
are invited to be present.
The decorating of the East Avenue
Methodist chn3c,b for the annual
Christmas festival, to be held Christ-
mas night, began last evening, and
will be very elaborate. There will be
a line program, including selections
by the orchestra and other features.
Civil Engineer Charles N. Wood and
Assistant James Sutherland come
down to the Washington street bridge.
this morning, to take some measure-
ments in connection with the prelim-
inary plans for the proposed atmo-
his extensive alterations in the collar
of the Hul‘ucr building, ill the. entrance
to the Washington street bridge.- The
, cclltlr has been given an additional two
feet of head room, and has been co:
lnmtlctl. sides and bottom. so that it
is entirely water tight.
lilies Mary G. Rider. of East avenue,
and Miss Anuu Curtis, of Union Park,
Nurwnlk, urrivc home this afternoon.
from Mount llolyoke Collegt‘,‘ South
Hadley, Mass, to spend the'bolldnr
vacation. At. Bridgeport they were.
met. by their fathers, Hurry Rider and
Charles E. Curtis. “ho entertained
them at. lunch, 3“"th which the whole
putt) returned home
, The turnout of Miss Augusta Raw-
sou the late 303mg school teacher, will
be held at. 2:30 o'clock tomorrow lifter-
noon, from the home of her uncle and
aunt: Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert lo. Bogart
’i‘lie"'~liev. H. A. I...
Sndtlcr. rector of Trinity Epiecopel
(hurch South Nonvslk, will olllolntc
and interment will tollo‘w at the East
Norwnlk cemetcrx
‘Hrnry Ridet, of East avenue, Who
is in the ship chandchw business
' Bridgeport, has lush bud a very‘con
venleht’tlde culendm issued for him,
Mglvlngdhe time of- the tides and then
heights fol Bridgeport and vicinity, to-
gather with a simple method of deter-
mining from it the tides for various
otllerjpolnts along the sound. «in ad-
dition to containing an announcement
of‘ Mr. Rider's business, there is also
a center cut or a launch in action...
John Matthews: who > has served
well and faithfully as, janitor of the
Marvin school, in Gregory Boulevard,
has resigned and will sever his con-
nection with the school at the end of
the present term His many friends be
lieve that he has eutned a good rest.
Emulus L. Carr who has been air on
"meter for many years, and is there-
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>33 3' '3’?!
3 Nothing more handsome 6r serviceable than one of our
Stag Handle, Sterling Mounted Carving Sets. A com-
, plete line of Meriden Cutlery Co.’ 5 Anvil Brand from _
which to make your selection, all guaranteed.
0333' icon Kutter and Ulster Pocket Knives are unequal-3 ,
led in finish and quality. Warranted blades, pearl and 3,,
, stag handles. 1
> ",Wiss Shears and Scissors heed no introduction They ,
" 3 ,C lead in quality and finish. I
, Look here for Razors and Safety Razors. The “Ever ‘
Ready” 3s a Winner Have you seen it? ‘
r Revolvers, Rifles and Shot Guns for the men. Air Rifles“ [
, for the boys.
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v.1: l 3 hlll‘dll {all R“, fillllglflflm‘ii moon Snidiie
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WRMI
EAST NORWALK
THIS WEEK
WE WILL SELL
weekly pastor's meeting will not be .
lure. ’l‘helr lll'l'Hi'lll work is almost.
completed.
Clllll'les ll. Aistborpe has: completed
in
Mr. MattheWs will be succeeded by
. time, it was said yesterday
This atom is undel new man-
agcment
On: ‘Drugs are new
Our Chemicals are fresh.
Our Methods are modern.
,Our Service is right
We expect your trade some-
time because we deserve it now.
The Bridge Pharmacy
J. «PARKER...Monogor. , .3
. .3 KM"
vital o‘on.
aWASH‘II‘KG'I‘DN Dec. 2‘2 dinterest
its overall lengt lllbe‘1.19l5 feet
‘tho largest ever~cotislructed by the
American Government An innovation
' so far as American docks are concern-
ed, is the construction of (our caisson
seals for dividing the maimstrncturo
> into an inner and outer dock'.‘ "Photo
> will be‘ two steel caisson gates and
arrangements will be such that with
a ship in the inner dock, the out 3' may
fore. well qualified to look after the
heating apparatus of the building.
A bulky oil lamp, which was being
used for heating. purposes, caused
quite a little trouble at Shoot and
Van Sony‘s fish market. on the. Wash
lugtou street. bridge, this morning.
though there were no serious conse-
quences. While it was being manlp-‘
> uluted it flared up. igniting more oil‘
than necessary, and what to do with
it was a problem. Frank Von Buoy
picked up the burning lamp. andnlw
ed it in a fish sink, and Eddie Park-s,
head clerk, followed this up by smoth-
ering the burner.
Russell Thomas has recovered from
his recent lndispositlon.
Fled Dibble has moved into the
Knowlton nltlcoiin Crockett moot. 3.
.lohu Broadway is on a business trip‘
through New York state and Conner!»
ticut.
~Dl‘soount to Sunday school tench-
ers. etW. P. Beers' book stores.‘
The waiting station at the junction
ls'noar completion. Willis Mills is do
ing the carpenter work. 3 ‘
Benjamin Broadway has entered his
brown Filipino cut, Tobeyylmlbe out.
show. which opens in Madison Square
Garden. in New York. next. week.
3A party of the Methodist Sundu
school members met at the" chops
last evening, and commenced thpwork
or decorating for tho Ghrlstmns'nxerv
£1383. to be bold tomorrow evening.
From present indications ' it "looks
so if most of the skating would be on
Ohnsmsr's pond this winter, Bur-
ln to cover the wild mem which
formed during the summer.
According to the report of the state
board of commuters. made public in
Hartford, loam. erderlckc. Albrecht
of Rowayton. candidate for governor
on the Independence ticket, last month
received a. total of 622 votes.
-—'i‘o feel strong. have good appetite
and digestion, sleep soundly and enjoy
life. use Burdock Blood Bitters. the
great system tonic and builder.
RRRIEK IKR KRRRIRK
The null suit brollght by James”
ly has been continued for n w.eek
Ropulls are being made about. the
Noxon block. including the installation
nation. against. her husband is due to
have. another hearing Thursday of this
week
Mrs John P. Brummer is expected
she has been visiting relatives to; a ,
few dnya
The annual Christmas festival of the
Darleu Methodist Sunday schodl will‘
be held tomorrow ovenlug. when there
gothcr wlth a. distribution of gifts.
Clu-lstmns night has been decided
upon an the date for tbennnual Christ
mas festival of the Dnrleu Congrega-
tional Sunday school. The program
has“ been in preparation for several
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Benn Brencher, or
Dorian, went to New Rochelle, Sun-
day, to attend the funeral or lulu.
Brencher’s father, Mr. Hildebrand,
many years.
fl‘he Nash vs. Seltzer Suit for a
month’s wages was due to come up
again today before Justice W If Will
molt .33. ., but. it was reported yester
day that an understanding had been
arrived at. by the parties at int/crest.
Percy Cantrell was tendered a. sur-
sdry. by a. small company of friends.
}'l‘lie evening-3 passed tery pleasantly
, with which “W collation unnerved
' Mr. Cauliell vias assisted iii entertain-
! mg by Mrs. Cantrell. The guests of
the evening included Mr. and ‘.Mrs
f‘Ceor e' I“. Boothe Jr:, Mr. Willldni ti.
.3 Flour ng,‘ din; Miss Stella Austin, Miss
‘ hunt lamina, Miss Edna -8poonel‘ ans
Movers. Charles 33‘. Williamson George
R Binltli,‘ Florent Cantrell and
j Williamson
33.3333 Brute; on itallau,‘ was titled:
yesterday by Justice ,Wlll‘in‘m‘ ,H‘ Will-
’ mutt, Jr.; for do asaault 033‘ 3333' Rabbit.
, man much older than himself.
3 ' deletion is alleged to have occurred'oh
’ Dr, Nielscn's place Saturday; wh‘e‘l‘e .01
The
‘tb‘é‘ men Were doing some work ,f‘ol‘
. Contractor Richard Shelton; The eon-3:
i stable on the case ‘had a had time find-
lng a. grand juror to sign the com-3.
plulnt none 333333333 nvailublemt the
it was stated that the assault was com:
mitted in the morning, and no war
eeleotmeh to Appoint 33
who could ,3...» easily. read on at pm.
,tlcnlly any time.
or Frank Mediums ls being mentioned
for this office. 3
ohud's pond not having mouth water f
illrchnrtl for 825 against Mrs. Douueh 3
of new leaders. by Walter Humbert. 3
The divorce case of Mrs. Mains. of ,
will be an interesting program, to -‘
who was 33 resident of that city tor ‘
prise party Saturday evening, in honor _
3 of his twenty- first birthday minivan,
Ol'm‘llll >
In fact, . ‘
rout gotten out until ove‘nlng. A move ,
meat islun loot imDavlen to gel the '
rand Juror
Former ,Grntid‘ Jurt‘, _
be filled and emptied lndepcn ently,
thus allowing the ship upon which the
most extensive repairs are to be made
to remain in the inner dock while
ships needing minor repairs are being
docked in rapid succession in the cob
cr dock By floating the inner caisson
from the dry dock, ships of greater
length than any now in existence or
planned could be docked. . BY A trape-
zoidal form or head arrangements will
be such that three torpedo boat do.
stroyers may be docked side by side;
extending to the very head end of the
conditions at Pearl Harbor are such
that, the battelsblp may enter the doclt
litany close. A marked improvement
over all previous docks has been do:
velopcd in which a working floor will
be absolutely level from end to end
and in addition there will be many
other ideas developed designed to ob-
thin the very best results in dock con-
struction. , ,
LOST TWENTY- FIVE HENS.
But Plolnfleld Women Found Pocket-
, book Containing 390.
PLAINFIELD, Dec. ,
Cooper, wife of a retired clergyman.
wont to the barnyard yesterday to feed
her hens. she found, according to th‘e
story told by her. twenty-five of the
lug It she found inside about $90. Tile‘
Mrs (impel: still bus the purse
1347
[_t'w‘hfl"
l: HOT WATER HEATlNG.
no? AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES.
' SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Gas and ate-in Fitting, Gas Fixtures,
Metal Ceiling, Etc.
HAVE VOU SEEN OUR STOCK 03F
RiCHMOND RANGES? ,
company
17‘ mm; eraser.
‘ Constable Hunk
bile at the bureau lot"
dock. leaving mom for three other" >
small craft in tbolinner dock. Tide :
2‘2. -Wben Mrs. "‘
(owls missing. and 333 hr. ostlgatlon i
disclosed the fact that the hen coop
had been robbed during the night. As
she was about to go >:t3ut k to the house. _
she discovered a pocketbook lying on '
the‘ground On picking it up and open- >
hens were valued at fifty cents each.C ‘
The Jonesirllotchloss ;
NOIWALK.
Now in Sanitarium—wit
lumvand 333333 R
Chauncey .Wolls
was net-9333333 t“ ' "
Jacket. Ills nditlon .yeelord ,
not much better. so he wits sent , , . , ->
Dr Battle's sanitation)» Doteetlv ' >
lay and Policeman Dunney went in the
ambulance with him.
trouble; too the bidders ' "-1 '
Wells gave his age as 37. but h'e‘ en‘-
peored to be a good deal older He
has been in the state hospital for the
insane, and for a month 03' so has been“
stopping at the town farm at Rocky
Hill, Conn He took French leave
from that institution, and- wandered
down this way. When Constable Oe-
ilngpr found him he had a. lot 013'“!!ch ' 3‘3"
my nuts in his pocket. He said be
bad been living on nuts and such food
as he could find and beg. At that
tune ltlwas believed that he was the
rid-called wild man who had become 3!,
terror to women and children over in ;.
Noroton, but the wild mau' s operatlmts‘ ’,
covered a period of more ‘than‘ 3‘3“ ‘,
mouth. The officers could get Well!
,to say but little about himself Just, ~
before he wont to the hospital he tuld .
them he had been in the to hospital
for the insane, and gavet 36133 the ad-
dress of his sister in Rocky Hill Oe-
llnger wrote the sister, and got infor-
mation about Wells, which he turned
over to the scleclme‘n.
M...
PAINTERS' UNION OFFICERS.
Lieutenant Charles H. Oakee Chosen
President. ,
The local Paintets' Union held its
anmwl election of miners, last oven-
ing, at Central Labor Union Lyceum.
in Washington street, making choice of
the following: , .
Pl'esllleni—«Cbnt‘les ll. Onkes.
Viol”-I’l't‘sidttlih—J. Solomon.
Recording Secretury~—Charlcs Gum‘—
.nleri. , ,
Financial Secretary—vs. S. Dayton.
'l‘rcnsurer—wflcorgc C. Mellon. ‘
Warden—«E. Wilson. 3 '
Condrwior‘l’ruuk Noelle. ‘ > .. gt ‘3'"
'l‘l'usteemd, lrvlug liuuniug.
The above were installed by Procepf.
tor Bert J_ Brunslrup and the evening:
came to 33 close with a social time and
lefresbmeuts.
PLUMBING.
STEAM. . ,‘
391‘ WATER
AND 1
GAS 133333339.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc;
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DAVIEWJA 13303333.
Funeral! Director
andjz'mbalmer. ,
1' North Main St, South Norwellt
Residence, 6 Washington 8!.
Telephone at house, ”,3.
Telephone aboiiljce, SSS-‘2.
boulptoday from Newark N. J, where "
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Excellentggplolno‘.‘
Dinner-o Evenings,
, 6 to 8 p. in. , ‘
Sunday Dinner- a, socially.
Olnnor Portico and Banquet:
THE, NEW
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
' " EUROPEAN PLAN. . , > 3. >3
and Electric Light: Throughout.
cry Room Heated.
RATES REASONABLE.
Fine Stocked Gite in Connection.‘ >
A full line ‘of l‘r‘nported Ales, lnoitid~‘
lng the famous Ban', Burton‘s slid
Base 6. Co! a Stout, ,alwaye on drou _h‘t.
Anheueer’ Busch Beer on Draugh.
T. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
Telephone3092.
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man; if" .,, -
'Clasthare‘> ,
tllzet pteééj
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ill! .. trim MM» .- 33 ml
graph? 00,3 Talking Machines and
Daub Dliilt Record 5.“: 'lllusfc mi both
sides: $36583“ R‘I‘n struct‘lble' Cylinder
Records. 35p.».>,,.
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Goods Painter? .S‘upplld‘s.
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chutes. bonnet and reliable.
Norwalk Chronicler