1 W NARC one. I l
,1 Apart ectilé
L non.Sour%*
r
IROLLEY BRAKES FAILED TO
3. WORK.
NEW HAVEN, Dee. l.——In filling his
finding yesterday on the death of A11
1: gold I’llmbnrdo, 22 vt :‘lis old. who was
flu&ovm by a trolley our on the night
ovembei 23. at Alllngtown. Comm
ersMigtx finds that the ueeident wits
dim tn brakes on the ear WIIICII full-
efigo'wtirk. die tines not hold any one
holly responiilhlo for the death.
u
VERY LITTLE
Mr. Merchant to have an ELIGC'I‘RIC
SIGN for your store and show win-
dows. We make them, all sizes. und
they SELL 'I‘lllc (100118!
Try a smnll sign for u slui'ler——tlie
increase in your business will tenure
you to order larger open.
The Reed 81 Volk Eletitrieal Co.
86 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. 805.
'\
CityNatlonalBank
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
THANBACTB A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS
Capital
Surplus and Profits
”00,000.00
31 17,000.00
Info Depoelt Boxes, 33 and 35 per year.
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON. Prod.
JOHN H. KNAPP, III. VIGG-PI‘GI.
FRPEDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice.
ru.
WILFHED BODWELL, Cllhlor
DIRECTORS
I. H. Matboweon Henry Seymour
John H Knapp Bnmuol Grumman
onlnh fl. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
riltian Bwartz John H. Light
Fred H. Rowen
A larger and more complete
line of
Christmas
Carvers,
lTHAt’i min porcine
III f'llllllIlll Iliil IlliS"
W
,, A...” .«m .
“I WAIHiNOTON ITNIET
IIIS I. III
1
.. ,, For liver
Thirty Years
FATH an“ iii/71$ on 'THE RIGHT
soar.
Had a Band and Dinner Party for Elop-
lng Daughter and Her Husband.
t‘liiiifittii), Dee, l.-1\s two youthful
eioperu who retired the “pnrentlil
wrntii" nlipped liito a downtown liotol'.
that night, the father of the bride. W.
A. (‘mnphelL stopped from behind it
pillnr nnd eontronled them. Young
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roy \i‘uiston shrunk
but-it, for they hnd been dodging the
lmugined ire of Mr. (Yumpbeil nil 0111'
Mr. (.‘uinphell ruined his iinnd, but it
won it signnl to the orchestra. which
tit once struck up the monitor ehorda
ol‘ the wedding ntnreh Irom Lohengrln.
Iii IilH tietermlimliou to “be n 1110011
fellow and tulte. his nit-dieine like 11
1min.“ 118 M1. t‘.nuipltell expressed it
the tntliei lu- lnw lintl nioo lii1lted lhli
ly of ill. Wniuton .N' tltissninteu to join
the young people lit nuppel'.
"We didn't ltuow how nleo t‘nther
nud mother would be about it," until
Mrs. Whislon no she Bill. between them
lifter supper with it build on the nrui
(it enr‘h.
"As 11 mutter of fuel, I haven't n
:ront (lent to any," remnrked Mr.
Campbell, “innumueh on I eloped with
my glii'ti mother when I With nineteen
yenrtz old Itlltl she. won l7."
GOID MI DAL FLOUR
iii 3 [MR 3 11111
IN BOTH STYLE AND QUALITY-
Shoe
HAS ESTABLISHED iTSELF‘ A3 A
LEADER AMONG MEN.
Wear Shoes! 111111 r11
i8! WAIHIMCWON ITIIIIT.
mm
0'
The Raléton '
Price.$4.00
III III Iillli‘lIII
I Charles Brunilagc Finds Animal Dead
in a Trop‘ Ho “lid Constructed
NEW FAIRFIEID. Doc. 1.—~A bill
- black benr weighing nearly one Ililil-
drnd 11nd titty pounds wna euiiglit in
n log trup 111 the woods near Snuantz
Pond. yesterday, by Charles Brundago,
The hour, probably the first to be
caught In Connecticut in a decade, is
believed to be one or 11 411111in living
I11 the hills near the pond. For two or
thrno yearn furthers and wood cutters
hove reported bear trucks in tho nnow
on the wont side of the pond. and the
nonunion-11L diuuppenrnuen of small
tnrm animals has been laid to the
t ientui t1.
Mitch skepticism was exprennod In
regard to tho existenre of u hear in
this Ioenllty, however, und no nerlouti
attempt wort mnde to rupture. the uni-
uinl until u few tinyn 11110. when Mr.
Ilruudaizo constructed n utocknde of
logs nntl built 11 t1 11p nt Iii-1 month.
When he visited the trap be round the
boar lying deutl between two or the
legs which formed the full. The hour.
which, nppnroli-tly. was not more thun
three or tour years old. was in splen-
did eondltion. with null, gloat-1y l‘ur.
liundredn of people iloeketi to see the
lllilmiil. whieh will he wont to Iinlib’ury
to be pineed on exhibition.
FILES CURED Hit 6 T014 DAYS
l’AZti ()lN'i‘MlCN'l‘ is guaranteed to
euro Iilly Wine of lit-hing, Iillnd. illeeti
log or l‘rolrutliug Piles in is to H
'luyu or money refunded. bile.
WHITE SLAVE SACRIFICES.
CHICAGO, iiee. l..N-«“At ”1‘00 11 bend
the average priee of negro girls on the
nut-tton Illtlt‘lt titty years ago, the 300,
000 white l~llll\'(":i in the United State.»-
lod.11 It‘lllt‘h’t'lll 1111 investment ol’
sntti,_zoiuituti I'Sztt‘ll your 117.000 or
$IL’0 000,000 worth of tiieue. women are
unrritit'ed In the highly llnnut-t-d din-
irit'lu ot‘ vit'e thrtmizhoul this eountry.
11nd 1111 etpull number or reel-nits lire
prheuretl eueii yeur to litlti‘ their pin~
eon. ()i thin rust urmv of unloriu»
outer, whose mureh from the home to
the morgue or the illsnue usaylum by
llll‘ vire route, IIIIH been uhown by 11in
'iuiies to 111111111111. but live miserable
yours. (‘hieugo totlny eonirlbuteti 37.-
000." in these words lir. .Ienn 'l‘. Zlnr
luei‘uinn, president of the Nntlotini
While ("rose IAtiigll", in 1111 iltltll‘t'url Ill“
tore the Woodlnwn Women‘s (‘Iub yew
ierdny xtrove to tmprenn upon her no
(llt‘llt’i‘ the extent 11nd horror oi liw
trnllie III wolnen
TROLLEYMEN' 8 UNION BENEFIT
'Ilie bent lit lot lite IIQIII‘HIII 11' 11 I' It
too :11 Minor Ilnll inst night 1111111 :1
Very liiie onerous. The boys on the
trolley ours are very populur on he
wont of their gentleuuiuly eontlm-t
while on duty not] their generul nt
tnbleneun null In etmneouenee the hall
won erowded to its doors. The trot
leytnen disposed of 1,000 tiehets and
could eutdlr have sold more. The per
l‘orniunee wan iii" 11 very high order.
many people deelurlng the, present hill
to he the finest without question the
Hull him ever Ililtl.
_. . ._,.. .-
Chnétmas Remittances
To the "Old Country,“ and to all
points in Europe.
I. M. LAYTON 81 C0
(INCORPORATED)
Insurance and Real
Ettate Agents
5 RAILROAD AVE. 80. NORWALK.
LOANS NEGOTIATED.
1910,
Cadillac
“Thirty’
luirgor Engine, Longer Wheel
-_
Rune. burger \VIIW‘IH, larger
’i‘niinenu. Mon1 l‘ower. int-routi-
ed Etheleney. lnrgor 'I‘Il‘eu.
More Iioom. Two New Ignition
Syutenih. tlreutt'r l'iill (‘limblng ‘
Ability. ‘
immediate Delivery tip to
Jan. hit. I910
wan—”am.
.i- I. liitiliu t it.
AGENTB
39 Wall Street. ligrwtilti
.. .. «a. onw..w.-.~»M- .A ....4 MM
We Repair” Roofs
6312mm? AVENUE
IAlT NORWALK.
TN.- “41
IIIM‘IIII lllIIllIIli
Stops Food F'eriiieniidion and Rdliev‘ea‘
Gas. Heellliurn linil [Dyspepsia
in Five “iodide
1:
Why not got some no'w-wihin mom-
out. and torevet rid yourself of Stem-
nch trouble nud indigestion? A diotl'd
stomnth getu Ilie bitten and grumbled.
(live it it good out. titen take Pllptl'tl
Dlnpepein to ntnrt the digestive
juleog working. Thom will he no dyn-
pepsin 01' belching on line or eruetn-
lions oi undigentod food; no feeling
like. u iuiup of load In the ntonnieh
or he1",utl1uin nltlt headache and Bit.
ninenn, and your food III not torment
11nd poison your breat with nnnneons
odors. ‘
' I‘upe'n Dlnpepnin route only 50 cents
for a large ruse. nt tiny drug store
here. 11nd will relieve the moat ohstt
nnie ease of Indigestion nntl Upuet
Etoninrh in live ininuieu.
There In nothing ehie better in Luke
(Inn from Btoinneh 11nd eleunuo the
stomach and intestines. and, besides.
one single done will digest and pre—
pnre for assimilation Into the blood all
your food the name. no a sound.
honlthy stomach would do It.
,When IJlopepnln works. your 11tt1n1~
neh routs—«gels itself in order. cleans
tip-«null then you feel like entlug
when you come to the tnbie.
Absolute. relief from
Misery in wnittng [or you as noon 1111
i'on decide to tulle it little Illnpepuin.
Tell your drugglnt that you wont
I’npe'u l’linperuln. bet-uune you want to
heroine thtuougbly eureti this time.
Remember. If your stoguuoh
ouiof-order nod unemnt‘ortiiblo now
you run get relief iii-,llvo minutes.
cournOLLiNG SAN Joel; ‘é‘é‘tté.
Connecticut Agricultural Station tonnes
a Bulletin Regarding the Poet.
.\l-3\\'l|A\'Zi\i1 live. i. llulletin iii?»
of the t‘ouneeiitni Agrleuliurui Sir
lion here (II‘III.~ with "the Sun
nettle itlltl Illi‘llliiilti oi' eonlrolling It."
This, the bulletin snys. is one of the
worm insert punts of fruit lint-:1, 11nd
lulu ruined 111nm orehnrtie In the 112111.1—
ern» Stnr. Now is the proper time to
envoy to dextroy it. The ntllililliif)‘ oi'
the bulletin follows: .
The Sun .iosw :it‘lilt‘ uppenreti nnd
roused mueh destruction of lrult trees
in t‘nlltoruin thirty yeurn ltgo. (fiilnu
is protutluy the t‘oimiry ot Its origin.
it was. III‘iiI found in the I'lnsieru
Stolen iu lSiiil, 11nd now oeenrs in nenr~
iv till the states of the l'nion. exotipl.
perhaps. the extremenorthern ones.
The St‘illt‘ want brought into (‘ou-
neelieul in nursery stock in the curl}
IiIIli‘llt‘N, but not tileeowrotl until 180:».
Seuulty-t‘llziit inl‘eututl Iiit‘tlllllt's haul
been touted Iii this girlie and menu-
iiw tuition bud panned inspection lawn
11p thinly
nevi pest Inw went into eflet‘l. Store
that time the ht‘lllt' lulu spread to nenr
l)‘ every portion ol the nlnte and forty
live Mitten 11nd territories now how
inwu regurtltng the inspection unit
ti‘nueptu'inlltln oi Illil'M‘I‘l' ntoett.
'l‘lie M‘IIII‘ lN‘ int-otinepicutnis 111111 is
seldom nolieetl IIIIIII the vltuiiiy oi lilo
tree in impaired. :11 whieh time the
bar is unuully etiiiit'tl with n roughiph
grey niiliutnuee 'l‘lw reddish diueol-
erution 11111.1' be found uround eneh ln~
tiivtduul tree. Lenten untl fruit nro
ulno nttneketi. 'l‘iie ieinnle lit-nit» in
uenrly elreulnr in outline, while the
mute I11 uoinewhni elongnied. It the
Ht‘lllt,‘ lit lifted the insert preper inny
be seen undernenth, hy the nltl or 11
ions, till it yellow obit-rt.
'l‘lte itinllly ol' the tree to grudunllv
leiotened by the hordes of iin-teels suek'
lug i111 slip. The pest to nt‘ltltlill no
lived until Htlllit‘ oi the (wipe die. I'lu‘
tire trees lntte been killed in tour
tent-11 In t‘ouueelieut by the flt‘lllt‘.
Though the young M‘Iilt‘u 011in short
IIIhIIlIII't‘fi. llli') are uuunlly t‘iil‘i'li'tl
irotn one tree to number by other in
write, or upon the tent of birdie, 'I'iim
inny nino be t‘iII'I'lt'tI upon {nth-n Il‘ii\>
er. i’rnit. or the eiothtng oi pernonr.
elt'.
Tile full grown {entitle nt'nle given
birth to lliiug mung. whieh (‘I‘iIWI
about. tor it short time and then nt'i'
lle upon the lliii'lx‘, 'l‘horo nre lhreo
or four generations eneh tit‘ittitlll. They
tend by Hiii‘Itllilt the juicer from the
tree. Eueh l‘eiuuie inny protiuee trout
It‘titl than one hundred to nix hundred
young.
('onuuon fruit treoa 11nd plnnln oi
the row innitly nre usually preferred
by the tunnel. but it In liable to 111-
lnelt other Itllltlu thnt niny bu ill‘thlllR
n‘enr interned true-1. A list of tooti
plnntn tuny the iountl on page It.
Nnturnl enemies urn not very efleetl
lie to holding the at‘lllti in cheek in
lionneeilout. the moat Important being
two Hlit't’li‘i-l oi' Indy beetles.
in nurseries the ntoek iii l‘umignted
with bytimeynnie Iltllil gnu when dug
for nutpmeni. tlrehnrd lreeu iii'l‘
uprlii'i‘ti while dorumnt with the lime
and milpiiur mixture. or with one 111
the '1ioluble" or illliit‘lllli‘ tilln tilliiteil
'\l the rule or one port In lliteen purtn
ut' wnter.
.lmu-
MM. m. .w. 4'.“
MANY SWITCHMEN ON STRIKE.
III‘JIJCN/t. Mont, lletr. l.--Oiit‘ liilii-
tired 11nd lii'tyrlx innit lire ri‘lmrtet out
iotin,1 111 iinpnrtunt rally/11y. polu in
Moninnn in eonipiiiueo wit the ntrilte
writer iii the Switrbn’ien 11 ilntnn. Mom
lit-Hi of the 'l‘rnlniuen 11 Union have re
lflflliietl generully on duty. Lentil
freight IR being remind by three roads
under ordern from headquarters. but
trniim were moving flI night except til
IoIVlIlittiImi. where tteun trnhni were
tied up and iii Grout trolls, whore triti-
n1» mu: at a standstill. Pannomi‘ trill-
iie has not been affected.
1
I m
on the m wit-om elation—4m the
Doctor Mutant! mm the luck that coar-
nll Stomntzh ‘
fer-lag
i, 1901. when the present In»-
“W
Bridgeport Advertiummu
Established I85 7.
Read o.
The Dennison Department
It has but lately been opened. and now is the center
The decorations within :1 day have rapidly assumed :1 (_'Ill‘lfillllilts' loolt. and the visitor will find
' / ' .
hundreds of charming and 11.»:eful novelties for gifts.
iilltl scores of the big red .(jlirieituins l'oinsettius.
Dinner Cards. Favors, Helly Boxes. Handy Boxes. GumI-ned Labels, Seals and Tags ' 1,
111' ~ among the collection.
And Hatpins the "lust rt-nmrkuble iiutpius are made {tom settling wax.
for it In li(l\L‘l .nitl interestingr.
The Dolls
l‘1't'tlit'i tlluu e1 t‘l
the
II 1)th
.-ible are large *Bisque
Dolls with jointed bodies.
and they are provided with
everytlliug‘ any emitting
brunt)" t‘illlltl require. Fine
t‘lntlieN', tluiuiy buts. furs,
jewelry. and .‘It‘i‘t‘SSUl'IL‘H.
A company of indestruc-
tible Cloth Dailies are just
irresistible tlit‘l't‘
unit are
.Nnilor hots. soldiers, lutliuu
instills :tutl braves. Retl l\‘ltl~
ling1 little
QirlN in f-Illiglliiiil ll'ut‘lts. me.»
Iliultls. \\'ilt‘llt'.N.
.Neugt-r l1o_1'.N' IIIIil quniui little
emigrants from the old roun-
try. It in :ijull_1‘ t'rowtl.
About Veilings
With the blustering,r December
wiutls comes a demand for pro«
tt't‘tive Vt‘lllilg’s and all itiutls gtrc
here. Clilli'on in every shade and
till weights from medium .N't'nrt's
to heavy Motor Veils.
Illut‘lt t'linutill)’ Made-Veils in
new tit-Nigus.
All
Mesh.
tile novelties in
Mourning Veils in grenadine
untl net.
St'uris :iutl novelties {or bend
and shoulder 1vl'.'1p.N.
:\11 inuneuse assortment repre~
settled and nothing in lllt‘ veil
line iiiissiug'.
of attraction on the lower tloor.
Paper Flowers are. made here, as natural
as if in the garden, roses. t‘nl‘llillltlllh, tlt'ur-tle—lys. scarlet poppii'S. asters,
Finley I
iwmw.
chrysauthetntuns.
I
Come and see, j:
..dll
The Hairlight”
T urbanette
it is 21 light and Sillilll ar- I
rungemeut for those women
who have thin hair. ll_1' ILN"
lug it one obtains the desired
.
swirl" eii‘et‘t which is the
rage tit present. Ilit‘ Turban-
t‘tte is of Wll't‘ covered with it
fine net and is adjusted with
two SIIIIIII combs: It is agreea
hide to
wear. and perfectly ;
Military every way. Stop at 3
the Notion Stock where. the I
ILNC of it will be explained. .1
l‘i‘it‘e 50c. '3”,
Two Articles of Furniture in One
That means the Daven-o.wliiel1ntpresent i.N llt‘lllg tleuioustrzited in the north front
window.
It is :1 tIuvt-npuri l1_1' tiny and a full size hell at night.
In the morningr it is (tired
:ttul made up. all llll' .Nht't N and IIIaIII\L'I.“ .Npi't'zitl .Nllltllillll_\' and made ready for occupancy.
Then it is ioltleil up :iinl rime
llt'il by tin)" illlit‘.
illitl then go to the Furniture
1l, pillows and till, out of Night.
At night by a simple turn of a hinge. the liL'tI is really.
Store to link questions.
l’i'it‘es begin at 538.110, (”ink or Mahogany IIIIINII.
The D. M. Read co.
———.._
i
Nobody would ever know it for
Look :it the window
1
MISIIIRI
(‘hniles linker ot (ireentleld
“‘Ilii in town Monday.
ilill.
Minn I-‘iorenee Foster inin been visit-
ing lier ulster iii Southport,
It I‘. iiulkltw be boring hlu tireenn
Furtnu let-tideuee improved
ilithnid 'l‘uylor tutti iettirued to his ‘
HIIItIIt‘N nt t‘ornell nnivelslty
Mrn..iol1n Klinber hnu hot-11
guest of relniiren I11 Bridgeport.
IIit‘
Iienlnniiu .Mllbt 11nd tnnilly have
moved into room» over Suigler‘u 11love.
.\i r. 11nd M1111. Chnrleo Fox of ilrldtte»
port, have been I‘t't‘tint gueutu I11 town. ,
Mien Louiuo Smith 0! Sliuguiueii.
in ulowly Improving from her
illness.
Mrii. Fretlorirk Bradley has been
ontortnlnlng Mru. Elizabeth iiulden of
Bridgeport.
A new heating plnnt hnti been in
melted at the roniduueo oi. Blit'i'lfl
Ii‘retlerielt Ktuupor.
my- ......
Mr. and Mrs. Robert '1‘. Loon will
lenve town in 11 low dnyn t‘nr F‘loridn
wbero they will spend the winter.
.W
Plnnn were mndoi’and eotnmiitoeii
nppoinied oi the (‘tniflrogutlonul
rburt it Sunday for the ('lirlatnutn feu-
tivltien. ’
ilninn Warden Wilbur it. iimlth hue
been very nuilve in this Mention dur-
ing the hunting reason this your. and
rigidly outort ed the law
Mr. and MM. Peter Bloothod of
New Jersey, who have been guests lit
the home. of Samuel Purdy have re-
turned to their home in New Jersey.
Minn Julia Waite on will noon clone
her reeldeneo in t 0 Forms for the
winter and will sound the winter
montlni with her titular. Mrs. Arthur
'Itnylor.
“"1”"...
Rev. Mr. Btrnyer at Green! Poi-mo,
hi entertaining hie father. Rev. Wit»
nun iiitroyer, at Rochester: N. Y.. who
will aunt in the week of myer oer
vii-o It the Permit ehurch thiii worth
W... m
tilt-11
Willi“
Friday afternoon the For.
.nionory Milieu tuition will
suited bin- to hwohio mine-told. led. iihn tuition of tho Iiotor iihnroheu in
in
you it our mutual. Iodine n
my
Me botto oi “Petr It'll'l‘
:IIGI‘
int-a “tritium mm ,
town with an nddreno on “A fllrd' 11 live
' Ih 1 View at lint World." 1111:! a mini hour
om the lee input in the Confirmation
film new room It 3. 80.
89W)“:
Priei‘n
Just rt-reiveti 11 new line.
A now let Just rheolved
i
Le:emeo»m
1
eiiu‘.‘ sWALLtSm oxidant; 11616
HRII’iIIIHI’OIIT. Dee. 11““‘MIKH Eva
Iitnieher. aged I7. uwallowad three
pinrtern of an ounce of tmrbolie acid
in an attempt to end ohor lite yeoter.
ain't: one With 'IWIIMIWWW in
1w, 1. i. bib 31.1.
on" 1191';
nit.» 1
with e: .111... ii
Liar III” B
My: remember the toil none.
.MWmomym.
Apron
Beginning Thursday Morning
WE WILL DISPLAY OUR NEW STOCK OF
Chriéimas Aprons
...................... 101: to $i.00
. ....................... Cut Prices
Flannelette Wrappers
...~. ...............
Also 11 low Sample Aprons lit .....
l’lite...
Price. . . .
2“:
8t. Vlneont Iioiipltul with no
............................. $1.00
Some nireudy on hand merited down to
. ....... 75:
h
.. u“...
Flannelette Gowns
50c
...44.....1.-.-1.-.
A. Dickern‘ian 81 Son
84 Washington St. South Norwillt
Telephone 446
hope
held out tor recovery. Elbe Ilflii rotti-
iiveii in this eity. but boarded on ilow
ndr uvonue and worked in u loenl tatt-
tory. Doutmndeuoy over financial
till‘lllltl and disappointment in a love
flnlrnre liflltl to have entitled her do-
nlro to out] her "to:
W?
3.55
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