For fitter
, ii 586 gat‘tlélllh’s overtivtmé're mixed
with other flowers, and their waxy
, no is are magniiicent null stand out in
Itrdlik contrast to the smaller blos-
in ti with which they are usually com
Vginpd, but on Thanksgiving day i saw
j." hafidsome turban of draped golden-
, will. velvet whose only decoration
, ; ml“, of these wowhlte gm den-
d the effect was charrhlug.
w» fights :ueea
\. I I”; «y I“:" ’~’- " "
Mr. Merchant to have an ELECTRIC
SIGN for your store and show win-
-.,dowe. We make them all sizes and
thoy SELL 'i‘ilh) GOODS!
Try a small sign for a utarter~the
increase in roar baldness will can-e
you to order larger ones.
'I’hefieed .&.V.olk Eieétrtctl .tlo.
ee WASHINGTON STREET,
, , <."80,UlTN uoawam
~ "wellness
. I"
* (lily National Bank
eouru N'oav‘r'ALK. cow. 1
“motion A GENERAL eAuKtNo
no utit NEee
"dealt“,
’III Depoelt Boxee, $3 and .5 per year.
EDWIN H. MATHEWQON. Pm.
JOHN H. KNAPP. let Vice-’Pree.
FlglbfifltCK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice-
ree. , ‘
WILFRED BODWELL, Ceehier
DIRECTOR!
I. H. Metheweon Henry 8e moul-
John H. Knapp Semuei Gyrttmmen
Joel-h R. Mervin J Wetleee Mervin
Ohrietton Sworn John H Light
Fred H. Rowtm
Bu'rpi‘u" en Profit-
Alanna and more complete
line of
Ilrlétmas
Carvers
THAN m BEFORE
ll
. pushllu: a suit to break his father's
wanéw TO B'E‘EA K Ht'éml-‘KT’AER'S
WILL.
Paar Burnett Tlfiany ‘Has Reformed
and Cannot Live In $49.31! Day.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2!t.~~Now that
Burnett Y. Tiffany, son of the late
(‘iulllos l. Tlttaup. has retollned he
ilnds he tnu‘t live decently on on in-
comp of $1" .ll 11 day and ho is no“
will whirlpool him oil with ltll allow
ant-e of $3,. , a your and tin‘ int-lulu
from a trust fund ol‘ $250 (tilt).
With another torrent-e in till~ pl‘ll-l
of milk lill'i‘iiit‘ilf‘tl. eggs on the jump
taxicab vimul‘fourg own-hurtling thoi‘
passengers ilntl clothes to cost $5 pt-
suit more, under the new thrill, youn
Timtlll' dtustl‘t sre hon ho tun uxis
on Stitii ll measly |liiilili(t' would”)
ulnte iit- iliih tt-folnnd
'l‘it‘tllny' a blothol and Hiiiit‘i‘ are all M189 imnu lion‘mun. of lit-idol: tivo- :1 i“ ”All i’dl‘lil'" "H iii“ Will's!" illilil‘i‘“
ing "5 tl'ttutt‘os of “H, {ammo}, ”ml" ""9. him m..." up alluring. pm No i_\ ,,. l ttt p on
and the hard pl‘ossvd llul'nutl Y, ' -_._ ‘ . _-. -. p ‘ ”the not or Edwin Koolmll R: ('o l»
charges that they are ”trustrl'lnu” it ‘t A " one, of the nutrition on the bill it it-
lm - ‘) ~ - \- .' w
in. a manner inlmltui to himself. ill on ”i" “mtlll‘n "id,“ and" “um?”
. _ .. , ttolllo ulnr nu clllnues, . on on
llglilue it. out tllnt u plrt’ttt ltItlllll Journal.
ed toung nntn ought to htl\t' Salt (loo ,.
)(‘Iii and the. supreme court will it.
dulled on to settle the din-stroll. . '
hid. F Will?
G011? it
..
~3- n w‘ -~_«_
uflmmwm
IN BOTH STYLE AND QUALITY! 3
The Railitoa
oe ,
HA8 ESTABLI§HED ITBELF A8 A
LEADER AMONG MEN.
l‘
, 6 smtllltw Arm
llllllt '“ " 9;
Mil thtlitill
~ WM lilo»..- -. .1...
Drug Stores May RemaanpenéBtil
Saloons Must Close
..:
Next Christmas will be the duillttutl
in hiutory, from the point of view
oi the local saioonheopele, as the new
state liquor law requires the closing
“'5’ lb!" 1
'l‘he best
pellecting t
towed to dispense liquor in sealed
packagou, providing the liquor in not
drunk on the premium. 'l‘hey mot-
not. do title on Slmdllyu. but there in
no law to prevent their doing: it next
(2 illlslttliiii.
Wholesalers Also May Belt.
$iiiiiifli‘iy wholesale grooms Willi
lltopenoe liquor to be drunk outside
the prouliseu may continue their unit:
next Christmas day.
The new statute is worded in snob
a way that t‘it‘PIitlll day is included
under ting. ramp l'tlit‘. Saloouu must
(lotto. hut drug storms may dispense
liquor under the proper conditions.
(Yhapter lot of the publit- ut-lu oi
limit forbids thoopollil‘lg oi' saloons on
Christmas day. but in wording again-st
lilo t-illit.‘ of liquor. always. oonllliuu Iill‘
towing «lunar. "'l‘o he drunk on thr
premium." in other words, nil photon
wlli‘l't! liquor is sold in unopened bot.
lien or packages. not to in: ronunmed
at the place of buying. the h‘llit‘ on
election day and (‘hrlstlnau day is pt'l‘~
foctly legal.
Aimed at Saioons.
“’l‘hu lnw appv-ulr: to be aimed uotvt;
ii the saloons," dvl'lul't'd a iliiitllll.
keeper to .t Sentinel l‘t‘llol‘tl'l‘, alt-h
t‘t‘adllig (H‘t‘i‘ the statute.
"it is my opinion that it will be per
.ot'tly proper for drug: storm Iiiiil lzl'ol.‘
Ouch
n"
*ifltllllu itilllliililll l
MUSIC iiALL’B Hit} SHOW.
Without exception u vaudeville hill
of unequalled oxcelielne to that which
will be (drilled at the poplllol Mnsl’t'
llnll, beginning tonight. and Soutill
Norwulit thontre goers uhouitl t'“,tti
proud to have an' opportunity ot‘ Hee-
lnu such distinmliahod artists to; bid-
wlu it’eontzh, who, unuistml by Miss
lit-ten Nelson. will present "Ambition."
preceded by the proposal scene from:
"inuonlur." The press has received
.‘lt'. Keouuh‘u not. and otter a few ‘l‘rlt-
lt‘isnts, as follows:
"Edwin Keough and Helen Nelson
were oxtvptionull) clover and wrua
lilo. 'ihev furnished a little of ('H'l)
thllll: ilom a Menu tlum ingolnnt to
.1 song and dance ukuleh. iit‘ twitmt
hie llntw trolll inuolmtr' in a on) that
platen him ltbmo the oldlnall \uudu
titlinu.‘ ‘»—tialttord t‘,ourant
”i‘.(i\\iil lx'oouuil & (‘0 hate a trim»
‘ ‘ only not worthy of u bigger Ittiilit‘.
“'1" “UN-‘4 ilililililtl iill‘ IH‘W‘HEHH')‘ it KI-ougu'u churnrlrrtzution of Pol)-
.wnh‘t'. to sell liquor on tlilriatnlnu dn)‘ dore.’ the liiIf-I‘I' in .t some from ‘~lll
xomar,’ in marked by n tilamalw ill
tensity and a proper mingling of light
and allude that is not overdone. lt b.
not. a travesty; it is a real hit oi the
legitimate. A few moments later Ilt'
is ahuttling thmugh .1 book and with:
dance just no urtiatloallx' « i'l‘thiv
litllit' .luulnal
Mun} sketch looms lil't‘
inu lilt‘ rollnlry. ltoinu Illi‘ 'ii‘fliiiiillllt‘
rs. variety" upwialit. hllt It can he
truthfully said that none of them put
more real hard milk into iiitoen min
iiit .. ltnn‘ than lx’t‘lltlph ti tolllpam
"lhel null: not! together and the man" a
portlmni oi” the t hntnvtor ot‘ i‘olvdnlo
the 'tihwr ' um lull of the strength
neuronal) to main tho all the plum»...
under the ordinary conditiolm.”
This will probably mean the reaping
of a large harvest. by the druggiatl.
nt-xt (filtistmus. as the“ "'tth ot lhu in
her in along; u day of L'lt‘ill l-t-h hr.l
lion on the part of tho hilmlouu, and
on beiuu excluded from tlwir awn.»
inlllt‘tl haunts the} lunut turn lo the
drug utoreu.
M
FILES CURED m 8 TO 14 DAV8
PAZO ()lN'l‘MFlN'i‘ is guaranteed to
turn any new at ill-hing. Blind. Blood-
lug or i’rotruding Plies in ti to it
tats or iilililt‘)’ refunded. 500.
now tolll
.‘Af
Another art of «'xreth-nt standing in
Ln lleilo lCntulilu. outdated by Signor
' ital-via. William Morris. “the Albert
ran rnudl-vttlu lnaunutv," imported ills
telltu from Europe at n trmuondolta
salary. and to roll that ullr motto good
would be putting it mildly, ’l‘ht'ir pro
ut‘ntutton ha "The llanror and the 'l‘or-
rallor," With surh attrnt‘ttonu as those
Militli‘ liull should he and undoubtedly
Cadlilac
t ‘Thlrty i!
EXIHI'I opinion in over) (till!
llllllltlt illiti ('I‘_\HIIiIi'/.tli itself
into what IiiIH boroun» u rmnmon
pilralue ruprntod :l hundred " " -._.._-..,...
liiili‘it u tiny "'l‘hu t‘udlllur
Thirty in iiit‘ lwut automobile
Wino ohlulnnhilt."
IVillll‘l‘i'l‘i' and whollmm you
ill‘ill' tilo (‘itiiilliit' "iilitty tilN- '
tiIHRi‘tI you will hour litt‘ \Hlttl
VALl' R need tulntediun t) after.
' llO l’i‘ NOW. Order the till”
model from
I. l. llillliilllili ll lil.‘
AGENTS
39 WeitSueet. Norweiil
u.
'I'hertetmn mmr shoes hurl )ourle t ’
iii dttrto just one thing- Mpoorqunil \. ’
In the “any Shoo the mated i in
every part: vulnr is carefully uelolrd
with ash w to tilt-unlit tlutt ltluutodo,
iIhrrr matvl nl Iiil' r n t ivv Ililittl I ninl't
Mm nrmxht IN li rum: btu httlou on. ..II~
tire and it a; \ v.5 t oi llm u‘ elluicd time
FLENN 8. RYAN
, to w‘ABthorou ‘é'r.
.Awswv
new NonWALK.
flu 48w.
1
mm... t... s. l
Slumt‘imii: rt
‘NORWAIK “
Sammy ,,
immune ”-
Duo-Is kn 29.1909.
vat OLWIWLIII «firm
i uncommon moonin-
loN e. e. no.
(turban-ammo;
oonett-uct 0n 0f the lamp.
Emu rlt‘five Circular to the um
sunburn on. loom?
(lamented)
‘ meeting;
.5" , Dleautur and tilt Memos" ‘ ‘
. Friday —7:tl0 p. ln.. rehonruut oi' thel
t‘tlortla; it p. m. umlul ot the young
mvmwummmt.
Wilma-smitten:
‘muhofi.
trend etudyflifltt depends upon the
lil- ill Ill ii, 8'
skill has put Ioi'tlt him eflri lit
he Reyo , '
.,
no ‘t
or saloons on tho Xmatl day. i) As thigeir is felt to c: it i
Incidentally. druggists are rejolclnr urn. 0“? , WJ"
over the discovery that the law has “it? Ti" mi" 0‘ ‘h‘ 3‘9 Lilli!) “9“!” T form
light with never a flicker or tint-e.
nothing in it wilith might be eon id 315 h
atruod against the note of llqum in ouygfidau‘; fix: 9 e u" throng '
drug stereo on Christmas day under 6 t. H at”
, the route emdttlons that prevail tilii‘ The R13“) i“ deficrfMeMm cannot
. lug week days. Drug; storm-t are al .etihettortiemp ‘t any prce.
alien, ”.mpael ~
Everywhm. If N06 fl eon. Write for
“the ,
will be orowdedito the doors at every
performance.
AlCltiAL BALLET THE MOST BEAU-
'i‘iit‘ili. smote Plb’rtmu.
Without any exception the most
beautiful stage picture evér presented
in this rlty is that of Nlluuon' s Aotiai
ballet which is the big headliner at
Monte ilnlt this work The Johnatown“
tPoJ Tribune sayn: 'ihis bewildering
act. continued to please its audiences
yesterday afternoon and last evening
lWith its elusive lights {ind prismatic
colors. '1 he series of mid air perform-
allot-a h) the six prettr woman Who
appear in the not is outta utupendoua
The only thing about the. entire art
that seems real is the tin)" tot who ap-
pears hotwot-n nets and does some
pleasing too-dnnring, The picture is
IIilNit‘ like a litlllorliy bed in some
green meadow. duo to the cleverly ar-
ranged lighting effecta.‘
Yesterday after a perlonuanee,
(1an Ntlaaonl the Swedish inventor or
thin mystifying contrlrance. told in.
teresttngly about his many troubles
since plnrtng his bullet before the
pnhllv some yours ago. Mr. Nlisutm m:-
porienood many dtmruitioa in getting
lliu iil\I‘iiiii)ll before the public alter
it “as none perfooted. but not‘t‘enu
soon rrowneli his efforts aitt‘r tltiu
had Uilt't‘ been neootnplhtiled.
for about four months conn‘mtedl
with i'l-llmlu Cox's "ill-ownlos.” but
Il'rorod his t'Onnvotioll with tho
"ltrownios." he says, because they re-
lnsod to pay him his price. Alter:
wards. the Company attempted to
still after to tilt‘ public Mr. Nileson‘s
ballot, and its inventor was ohltuod to
Appear in thr- l‘ntted States (‘trenit
t‘onrt to defend hie right no the
pntrllioo.
CHURCH CALENDARS.
Flret Methodtet Eplecopet.
Monday—S p. ln.. monthly busineae
meeting of the otiieial board in class
room No. l. liusineuu of inlportanre.
ltiwry member requested to be pres-
ent.
'l‘nesduy ~7z-i5 p. ln.. llrother Seth
Remington‘s ('ilititi in the Sunday school
room, .
Wodnouduy p. ln.. lili‘ Ladiua‘x
Bowing Circle will meet witil'Mrs.;
Thomas L Raymond, .3? Want street.
“'t‘tilit’istitt) 7:11. p. ill». t‘ilUi‘llit t‘iliJil‘
rein-areal at tho t'ilurril tor the ('iil‘ih‘lw
illttu l-ztuiutlt. Every member is urged
to be present.
\\'millueduy-~tl p. ln.. monthly busty
ilt'ttti meeting or the ifipworth League.
ill the Sunday school room.
0
a.
Thursday 7:45 p. ln.. the people‘s;
prurtrr tutti praise uerviro. Subject,
Built and tito Early (liturt‘h. Solo by,
Mina audio Valentine.
South Norwelk‘Congregettonet. ’
Wedneedny-«ilzilti p. ln.. the Wo-
man's Atteoointion; 7:45 p. nl.. an inn,
porttmt ‘nleottng at tho church comb.
oil; lti p. m., entertainment htfiorhtxe
trood chapel. .
Thuraduy—m’luo [1. ln.. contoronco;
subject. "The (‘horrr Mine
pooplo.
ttuturliuy 7:15 p. or.
Mon‘u (“lab will meet.
Noxt i-lundaywltluto a. m. the pan
tor will preerh; 7::lb p. ln.. cantata
"‘i‘itr iloly tliiy.’
llooonlhor‘ 7 . It‘ttiritolti
meetinu. .
December lg Jorota‘thoru mapper. -
i
lilo Yolttlg
Aenoetut tun
[Member ”wont-lemon entertaluq
moat
\
1
unfit“... own-—
.1. ”HT I Chore».
The ennui «dietitian mu tattoo up,
. yesterday
{the m1 plump "no... at the
The!" Mum when»
“guacamole-mine.
in. mm. Ital ”WI 'T
“with; h! m. the In Jam Hm
um
All Mon-tr M will to on?
He watt ,
p .
t
.t
MONDAY. NOV. :9. 19.99
www‘ «W
‘Bt‘iggepoi Eltdvertlltenltents l
The D.
night.
in the usual way.
all bedding, even piilOWS, kept
The wo
thoroughly sanitary.
tion of bed and dart-upon.
Sula pillows and made the m
we y.
Furniture Store.
a
CHILDREN'S
LADIES' VEBTS AND PANTS at
0 Light and
'I‘Iiot‘lt WIII iitt inhabit! lit. h: Bil ititd 7
a. in. on Friday. Mt hit attend who
elm.
Quint Plui'n tPlrieh.
'l‘tli-ltlltly, fit. Mttlro’v'r'h ’I‘ltlyw-7:tttt ti.‘
tn . 'itulv t‘ltmmttttton: ‘lh it. 1b.. htnrtr
Int: prover: t p. m.. Altar Sorhttr tit
tho nh‘itrt‘h is p in. loaning hum-r; t;
p. in; ' "titrie’ it‘ri‘ondly 'tioctett tt‘r
t iitllti‘l. '
Wetlnénday 2: till p. m.. tilt Pauli.
(lilIIti iItt‘t‘Htts
'i‘iturltda‘y—mil p. m., tund- Club
Frill Vt Til p “iii" 8%an prayer
hill! a i‘eeh ‘
Oreoe Charon Inn.
Tum”. tit. mom-s mmooe-
pm .3. hie our m in
t”.
Wr~mu m at mi:
My n on: outlier Alum-n in
no one: when I! mt.
W a We a t...
“W ‘fi We am it
t m.
Chine-oh , my
reliable, easy working hinge which turns at a touch.
In homes where it is necessary to cconopllze space, the
As to finish and price
Mahogany finish with green velour,
Mahogany frame with best quality leather,
Filmed Oak Frame, Mission style, with Spanish leather, l
Oak or Mahogany finish frame, with green velour,
Demonstration in a Main St,
committal 31-993 “#09::
Bridgeport Advertisement-
Road
.fistabltsbcd 185 7.
The Davao-0i
This luxurious piece of Furniture which is at present
being demonstrated in one of our Main St. windows, rcprc-
seats a perfect Davenport by day. and a perfect Bed at
R
in the morning iti is aired and made up like any bed,
it is then folded and closed for the day,
within and secured from dust.
One does not sleep on the upholstered part, but on a
thick mattress, which in turn rests upon regular springs.
The bed part is made entirely of metal and therefore it is
rking part is but one strong, ,,
i
I
Daren-o comes the nearest to being a perfect combina-
As a daveuport there is not the
least suggestion of a bed about it. for it is merely an cic-
g‘autly upholstered and deep couch which can be filled with
out comfortable place in the I
parlor or living room. As a bed it is full size and right every
$40.03 and $48.00.
$71.50.
$68.00.
Special $38.00. ,
Fourth floor.
window and also in the
. II" 1-; . ‘ ‘ ‘
ViiS'l‘S AND PANTS at
Also Better Grades.
..25o
.vou.-.............-.
...25o
.t..-.-.no~...-o-.a......--
Also at no. 75:: and $1.00. . ,
”nous ounuhemh’rs nun DRAWERS at:
Aieo at 75c and $1.00.
Ladies’ and Children s Gloves and Mittens
KlptlLOVEs at
Io-O‘o-soc
It. ..........
Henry
Blankets. 49c to $7. 00
mix... on:
“Area.
m “4...... _
Attetretten Defehtte'n tit tile Challenge
L Cup Will in Bdufite "l‘otlrniiy.
huentoku “remit.
SYDNEY. N. 8. W., Nov 29. ~Tlto
mountain liefonllel'n oi the {might 'it‘.
illtviu' challenge cup defeated the Aut-
erlraun ill straight. NI‘IE of tho liouhinlt
in the international tennis tournament
today.
. Tito Atllltritiilttu attire/ed hotter judg-
mtént and Won by moguttlt'ont voitoy‘
in; unit poop: rallying at critical
5 moments. The loom
imtioni Milton-Norman it.
m«.ovm. MA it Wild
in; New m dot—em Hamlet-
um mum m we;
Norwalk Chronicler