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' Filled at the
Bridge Pharmacy
I Prompt and edict-st urviee at
all times.
Pam not i
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BRIDGE . PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager.
3-. we a w
Miss Elsie Barrett, of Wilton, is a
guest of Miss Alice Darrow, of East
avenue.
The regular weekly prayer services
will be heldthis evening at the local
churches.
George W. Van lteureu is home
from Worcester, Mass. where he has
been'workiug. He will visit his moth»
er and sister, of this place.
B. A. Griffin, the East Washington
street hardware dealer, is laid up at
his home in Rowayton by illness, in
consequence of which Mrs. Griffin is
in charge of the store today.
~—
Halph'lioward, the little son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Howard. of Winfield
street, continues in about the same so-
rious condition today. The little fel~
low is suffering from double pneumon—
a.
~—llanuer Bread is best. Tel 314‘3.
Mayflower Hook and ladder Com
pany will have a quiet Christmas but
elaborate preparations are in progress
for New Year's Day when the company
will keep open house throughout the
day.
Tomorrow will mark the apex of the
homoward holiday rush for holiday re-
unions. Already the visitors are com-
mencing to arrive and Christmas
promises to be a very joyful day in
this part of the town.
The men's chorous, which will asaist
Very materially in the Christmas pro
gram at the last Avenue Methodist
t‘lnirch Sunday morning, held a re.
iimtrssl last evening at the church and
er the direction of Lender H. A.
Stroui.
Selectman Alfred Avison came down
from Norwnlk this morning and took
a look at the Washington street bridlzo
situation. ' lie concluded that the
drawbridge itself and the sidewalks
along the approaches is far from sat~
isfactory.
East Norwalk people are desirous of
assisting in the fight against the
"meat white plague," tuberculosis,
can do so very materially by pnrcbas»
in; some of the lied Cross stamps.
These may be secured at the Bridge
Pharmacy.
William H. Plait, of llowan street,
is able to be about again after his to
rent accident. Mr. l‘intt. who is in
the express intuitions, had a heavy box
full on one of his feet several days ago.
painfully injuring it, though no bones
wore brokcn.
The ideal Norwaik churches have
had their inicriors handsomely decor»
nicd for the Christmas season. This
work has been in progress most oi the
work and has been done by the mom»
born who could spare a little time from
the Christmas present. rush.
The framework of the rebuilt bow
and urination of George R. Van Ai-
. Police.
- young pig fertile company’s Christmas
. night dinner. The porker weighs about
A era, who has bill
rl to put in to dull the framewor
‘ .l I . 1
Peter phi-la riperformvd an oven!
members of the East Norwalk Fire
par. O’Hara butchered a line
40 pounds and will be roasted in the
his even of James ll. Rundle‘s bakery.
Some of the other articles of diet on
thameuu for the dinner will be auar~
kraut, several kinds oi salad and fried
oysters.
Milk thieves are again about East
Norwaik. This time the sufferers are
residents or New street and are furn’
tailed with a daily supply of the lacteal
iiuldafwrnoons by Milk Dealer Jack-
son, of Wilton. The thieves this time
were so hold that they operated in day
light, takin supplies from the rear
porches at 9 homes of Andrew Aar-
onson, Waiter Farrington and some
of their neighbors yesterday afternoon.
The big gasoline oyster boat Cout-
mandcr, of the Ellsworth ilfioet. again
went into winter quarters this morning
at the Match and Bailey wharf between
the bridges. This boat went out of
commission for the season some time
ago, but was pressed into service again
to light starfish. which appeared unex-
pectedly in very large numbers. The
Commander dredged several thousand
bushels of them which are now doing
duty as filling at aWater street dump.
»~‘lliffereut flavors hard Candy. be
bur. Nelson Hoyi’s.
Harold Hail, cashier and book keep-
er at the Crescent laundry. had quite
an exciting time in Rowayton Monday.
He went over to that village with one
ofthe laundry wagons and while he
was tossing the anchor weight or the
horse into the wagon after completing a
call near the metaphor, a train came
along. The noise so frightened tlu-
horse. He followed, however. for
about a mile to a point a short dis-
tance below North avenue in Roway
ton avenue. where the runaway had
been captured by E. ii. White. l‘ortu
nateiy no damage was done by the run»
away on his BXDedition. The trip was
completed without further mishap.
The East Norwalk Fire Department
had its first call out in several months
about 10:20 last night, on account of
the burning of the grass on some lots
near the East Nor-walk food company's
plant in Winfield street, it bring foal"
ed that the blaze, if allowed to proceed
would do real damage. Fred llrown
saw the reflection while he was walk
inlr along the shore road on the way
home and telephoned to (thief Fri-tier
iek M. Wheeler, who resides in Cottage
street. Chief Wheeler sent in the
alarm from the Mayflower truck house
and the members were on hand in
quick time to take the apparatus to
the scene of the trouble. A line of
of hose was laid and connected with a
Winfield street hydrant. The sironnl
of water put the. blaze out of eonunir‘v
sion.
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’l‘he semiannual meeting of the
House of Lords was held in their old
home on ilencdict Farm bridge. last
night, with Vice-Chairman Webb. Duke
of Fitch's Point. in the chair. The
meeting was called at ll o'clock by the
chairman. John Conkiin. minister of
scrinonlzo. moved that the new bridge
be. accepted. which was carried by a
big vote. The root of the business was
cloned through without it hiicb. l‘baii»
mun Iloll. grand duke of the mill pond.
was reported sick. There was a roar
inflict- from the Helper Stove l‘iub
present. While the roiro‘sbnwnis llllil
cigars were being scrim]. (linrent‘c
Webb said he caught the biggest col
in The Not-walks. it was Hcvcn foot
long and weight twelve and one-half
pounds. As no one present wished to
disprove his story. it was placed on
record. Annual Warm, minister at
arms. mowd that they adjourn, which
they did in due form.
a being ill in carpenter Jpn-s my
about one more
yesterday that s of importance to the hem
A hem owned b
Mt fell down in
loath smelt. yesterday afternoon.
«and considerable excitement
M a while. After many attempts to
.8" $9313» on gm (gorges: the
m. ' a war rs, so to em
find you handrail up and driven
a.
at Marina rul-
-Pstroain home trade. lie-t aer-
vlce a}. Sealers Berber Shep.
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lloth the Kenyan: mung: and
Methodist Churches are being decorat-
ad this week with Christmas greens,
ind interesting Christmas services will
is held next tinnday. with special mu-
llcal programs by the choirs and up
iroprlate sermons by the pasture. The
Christmas festivals of the Sunday
schools will be held on Friday even-
ing next. '
The Bible school of the Rowayton
.ilaptist Church will hold its Christmas
exercises Friday night at 7:45. The“
committee in charge is Mrs. E. H. Ev.
)ry. Mrs. Clara Boyd. Mrs. E. C. Broth~
.irtdn. Miss Mary Bullion and Miss
lrene Lynch. Following is the pro-
gram:
Plano Solo-«item Sniffeu.
Song—Hark! Hark! From Heavenly
Heights, School.
Responsive Reading.
Prayer. ~
Song-Welcon18. 0 World. 'i‘hy Rev
4- deemer, School.
Recitation-«A
Charles Sniffen.
Recitationwtlreetings. Ethel Masher.
SoquShephcrda Seek the Silent
'l‘owu, School,
Recitationwldille Folk, Anna Morgan
Seoiieid. ~
Song-~Merry. Merry Christmas. Rhoda
Jarvis.
Recitationw'l‘bc Christ
You. Mabel Jarvis.
Song «««««« Pitty l’at. Primary Class.
Recitationmi’ruit for Our Christmas
Tree. Franklyn Cleverly. Waiter Kig~
gins, Daniel Bcaizi. ’llesier Russell.
lieciiitiiouw’i‘bo Chriatn‘ms Offering.
Florence Masher.
dong«-'i‘he Song of the Star, School.
Recltatiou~~ntlrandpa's Secret, Frank-
lyn Cleverly.
Recitation-A- lleiping Santa Ciao
zler Milton Wvori‘.
Song~~~ Hope of All the Ages. School.
RecltntiouwTiie Little Santa (Elana.
Irving Albrecht.
Recitationw-Stockings. Primary Class.
SOflg~Clillll9 0n. Ye Bells, school.
i‘ieeitaiionwAre You Poorer for the
(living? A. Cunningham.
Duel»~ Wonderful Night, .icnnie. Morris,
liurriet Leila, .
A Christmas i-llnylehy Santa (Elana
00“]th in December. Helen Scolield.
Marion Lynch. Lucile ilritndu. Mabel
Jarvis, Elva llnsseii. Lillie 'l‘aylor.
Ethel ’l‘uyior. Marion Jarvis. Stella
Frolic. lbnrics linger. Hilliard .ii
bl'llt'lll. Florence Adeock. (lei-trum-
llrandu. tiburlcs Sniffeu. John Cleo
eriey. .
Merry Christmas.
in Horn lll
s. Fril-
Mr. and Mrs. James Craig and Wil-
lium Craig. of South Norwalk. were
guests yesterday of Dorian relatives.
The public schools of the town will
close today for the annual holiday vs
cation.
The Sunday school of the llarien
Congregational (‘bnrch will give a can-
lnin Clirisimas night ‘and on Sunday
evening will have the carol service and
distribution of gifts.
Chief Innis l-‘. Stoorzn, of the llarion
lire department. has been having a
lioublcsiunc hand on account of an in»:
jury he sustained a few days «no.4
when a piece of steel about a quarter
of an: inch long culvrwi if.
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alliance amen. .
. which makes . .
a novice. Permita‘iuttaut reinoval for cleaning.
There is no danger? of turning the wick too high—this automatic
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smokeless device prevents it. ‘
fort, cheer and satisfaction.
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and a kitchen, Barnes room.
rooms and dining room on the ground
floor. The latter will also be usedl‘or
the primary department of the sunday
school. The plans call for a thorough
remodeling of the interior of the pres
ant. edifice, including new news. new
windows and a new entrance in the
frontal the church. The present. low
or vestibule will be closed. These ex—
tensive additions are made necessary
by the steady growth of the work of
the cimreh and while they will furnish
adequate equipment for yours to more.
they are a necessity rather titan a in»
"was
Dwight Adams. of Cross Highway. is
iii.
The library will be closed all day
Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Harlow visit
or! in Noi'u'alk yl'stcrdnl.
llorvbon ll. ilrarlioy has sold his
team of working horses to local purl
ills.
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Miss Annie Quinlan is assisting at
l). A. Simpson‘s store during the rush
this week.
a-
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lit‘l‘tiy Mills and non attended the
funeral of William smith at Greenfield
Hill, yesterday.
Samuel Purity ' 0 recently resigned
from the trolley vice, will open an
office for real estate and law.
Mr. Kecler has purchased two build-
ing lots from B. 8. Mastorson near
Newtown uvonutnln Norwaill.
Mr. and Mrs. Nell n. Mitchell and
family will spend the holidays with
roilitivos in New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Mills will coil-r
min at dinner (‘brisiinus iihy, Mr. and
Airs. i'bnrles llnriow, of Port Chester.
The north pole photographers wbo’
desire to stick to civilization could not I
some good local coloring at the wafer
lvmuzba between llaricn and ltowuy-
ton. wore it not for the steel rails. The
section over which the troughs are
laid is now covered with ice on account
of the continued cold weather.
t‘aniiilowcr is a vegetable that is
not commonly served with a big din.
ntyno'a yacht Elsket is about t'oiiiplct-
ed, giving an idea of how the boat
will look with the changes. The Work
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The East
Cashjrmew
.w
ni-r. but creamed cauliflower is one
the vegetables that eats well \vii
glands French. rector of
illiiorch. Newton. and the itev. {iconic
lilontou’ilinilb, pastor of the ilarien
:Metbudili f‘hurch, officiated.
'Norwalk
Beet Groceries at Lowest Prices
670R! CLOBID ALL DAY
SATURDAY. 'l‘HI 25m.
lit-id Quality New Mixed Nuts,
2iiia....l..’. ......i....28¢
Ribbon Candy. 2 lbs. .251:
Fine Mixed Cindy. ii lb. iioxjifio
Pop cm Bills. rm dos. .....100
a.“
“slum Rho-I. per lo. . ..... as.
Out soot Candy. em. 2 u». ..M
Popping Corn. pita. ...........iOe
Mini Florida Graham. W
na‘lilOo-sov
dam NC. ”a.
fine lithium Apples. peril. . ..
and «am “'3
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Ollie Coil tlranborrlns. unart..1oe
Walnut Menu. our ‘1. lb. .....100
Almond unis. per a lit. ......m
Voribest Mines flout. lb. .....iIo
Nous lliieh : Mince Neat. I
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"mid {Will- lento, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Whitney. in
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The funeral of Arthur H. Whitney
was hold at 2::lil o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon from the residence of his par-l
llarien. Two clergyman. the Rev.
iii. Luke's
infer.
haunt followed in Spring Grove (tarpo-
torl’. llarieu.
The funeral of Mrs. Clarissa Tooher
was held Tuesday afternoon from her
late home in Main street, llarlvn. The
any. or. H. 8. Brown. pastor of the
llaricu (‘Eoimroaational Church. oilioiai-
ml. and interment followed at Union
l'ouicicry, iiowarion. The poll bear.
era ward Edward Falrcbild. Samuel
llrmnomu. Clarence firearm and Hair
'iord billiib. Mrs. 'i‘ooliar is survived
by five children, 1‘1 grandchildren and
ill great grandchildren.
The cone. of John Cornelia. charged
with being p rivtor of a place in
Well venue, rich. in which it is
will liquor has treadmill. come be-
fore .bmrice William ll. Wiilmoii. .lr..
Monday evening. Three witnesses were
mined and the use was from
cautioned mull might. Constables
Mandates Indoor-bloomer-
satin elm beam afternoon and
M a cmldnobie duality of
. Moral m then also least
on a «sum of Hon framing of
the slaw.
m not" hood of on m
N. Y.
Misses Alice Milan and Villa .\lv
Aulcy will leave town ibis afternoon
to sprint their vacation at their homes
in ilanbury.
Thaddeus lleeelier of Bridgeport.
who was thrown from an auto in this
village about two \\‘t'l‘lin ago, has
developed spinal troublc.
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Elbert, .\‘. slpperiy has just unloanlmt
his new stone c shin; plant and will
begin to crush ll loads of atonefor
parties at Norman Heights.
Miss Martha Taylor, of Crocus
Farms took part in a nominal given by
the young ladies ill the Monti nulllillliry
in Norwalk. Saturday evening.
The funeral of Edward M. Let-s
will be held this afternoon at Trinity
church lit 2 o‘clock. Rev. Mr. Mac.-
iilmliio will offlciutc. interment will
be in Willowka cuntciory.
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The pupils and teachers of the
ilrnuus Farms school linvb prepared
an einisn‘ain iroarain for this after
noon at the so ooi. The parents anti
friends linic been invited to illit'llll.
Mrs. Emily tier-rs will lipond iinv
winter with her Gambler in bridge
port. Mrs. John Henry Jennings will
also mils the winter months in tin
Park City.
iii. ill. iiipmly in drilling an armian
well for i. A. nitrite at Coils-den
Point, Newton. its also beam
or machine at work on the Wilma
PM!“ road. loath Norwalil.
Julia Nolan. of Winch. was or
W in Kuwait worn;- ova-alas
d
fulfill!” wan” tail-1m. mm»
with hunts for 9 hour; with
one hills?
liiiiltiii he do 4 quarts".
One of the" “mild Yeature‘s of the Perfection Oil fluid:- is the new
Automatic smoker... Device . »
imoké'iinplissibie, even when the heater is handled lll'.
This means a perfech‘odorless, smokeless heat that carries com-
Beautifully finished in japan or Nickelmno cast iron to break:—
iegs, base and to stamp“ out of one piece of sleek—damper top
--ainminum meta window frames that heat will nottarnish—handle
never hot. Maddie various btyiesr‘a‘rfii finishes. " f
Wm3~m~a..rmv..cr.a2,-nonrandom
" ”spam on ,céitem
W
toilet DR. COOK'S CLAl
of its" ‘ lime font,
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MS DISCREDITED.
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Committee Which Investigated Mount
McKinley incident to Report To
~ marrow.
NEW YORK, lice. 22l.~~~'l‘he report
of the special committee which investi-
gated Dr. Frederick A. Cook's claim
to having reached the summit of
Mount McKinley will be delivered «to
the ilourd of Governors of the Expion
er‘s (‘iub tomorrow. Willie the invesb
igators will not now divulge- the tcxt
0! the report they do not deny that
ii discredits Dr. Cook's claims and
such ti verdict has been guilt-rally anti
bloated.
At a meeting oi the Arctic Club a
motion was made to expel lir. ii‘ook
from membership, but on a plea for
time to invosliizalc further the motion
was tabled.
Willie Wallcr Lililiillillt‘, Cook's sec»
rotary, delivered the carbon copies of
the oxplorer’s report at (‘openbnizmn
it is now reported here that Mrs, (look
wani abroad with the originals find
was to have delivered them to Lous-
ilulo in ll’liltlllll, but :llai they missed
each other and only duplicate topy
reached Copenhagen.
MORE TROUBLE iN GREECE.
Revolutionary Leaders Would Over-
throw New Ministry.
ATHENS. (ironed. l'll‘l‘. 23."“”l‘h\’
Miliiary League. whose members were
the authors of the recent revolutionary
mormnent in Greece, has announced
its intention to overthrow the minis
try of its own choosing.
um
am in
m be! Wot W'.
held their Christina: melon mm
day moronic. The promm was as
follows:
“glint: n-4WIlilmtl.
ileciiatlonm-«Huali.
Donald and George Mullen.
dons. _
Miss May 'i‘oppiuk.
llecitaiioanoliy ii il‘eliow.
Mina Jen at Seely.
Piano Below“ Trovatore,
‘ Miss Laura Vaughn.
discontinue-«Merry Xmas to All.
. Miss liy neringcr.
Song.
Teachers.
Recitationw The Three Kings,
Miss Mari Price.
QongwMerry Xmas Bells,
School
RecitatiouwSeven in the Moro.
, Arthur Warner. l
Song.
Miss May Topping. ‘
Recimtionwf’repnratiou.
‘ Elsie Wheeler.
Sons. ‘
' ' ’ Teachers.
fillives, eczema. itch or salt rheuni
sets you crazy. Can't hear the touch
of your clothing. Dean's Ointment
cures the moat obstinate cases. Why
duffel"! All drnggista sell it.
.-
ALARM CLOCK saves LIVES.
Narrow Escape of a Kansas Family
from Asphyxlatlon by an.
HUTCHiNSON, Kan. Dec. 23:4An
, alarm clock that Willi set for ll o'clock
in the morning, but, went off at six
in the evening, instead, saved the lives
of .l. Bowers and his wife, who barely
esttiiped death by asphyxiation.
Mrs. W. Mitchell, wife of a former
editor of the Toledo libido, who was
visiting the Bowers, was overcome by
the gas that threatened the lives of
her hosts, and is not expected to live.
flowers wont to bed at 10 a. to. yes-
terday. At ii p, or, the alarm sounded
and Bowers jumped out of bed.
felt. din;~ and went to the telephoni-
to call a doctor. Just as he took down
the receiver he fell unconscious from
the effect. of gas fumes that permeated
the house. The telephone operator
surmised that something was wrong.
and sent a doctor just in iime'to res-
cue the Bowcrs and in find Mrs. Mir
cheil in a dying condition.
it's the Time for
WINTER
SPORTS
Rugby Balls Basket Bails
Hockey Sticks Foot Balls
All Kinds of Tackle
For Winter Fishing
in a manifesto issued today, the
League declares that it Is responsible
to the country and recognizing that
the representatives of the Nation do
not conform to the will of thu’pwplo.
it is obliged immediately to confide the
nation's interests “in strong bands
which will not {all as long as life uni
mates them."
The cabinet will resign probably ill‘
day or tomorrow, and be replaced ii)
an extra parliamentary Ministry.
which, it is expected. will have the
support of the Chamber.
M
FUNERAL OF PROFESSOR FinER.
NEW HAVEN, llci'. :3.~'l‘be tum-r
ill of tlvorgc Purity. l-‘iulicr, prol'cumr
l'nioritus of ecclesiastical history at
the Yale Divinity School. was hold you
(army from Marquund Chapel at the
school, the services being conducted
by the Rev. Williaion Walker. of the
faculty. Many of the professors of the
university, members of the underarm!~
hate and graduate student bodies and
New Haven people were present. The
interment was in the family plot in
Grove street Cemetery. The honorary
bearers were: Former President 'l'imo
thy Dwight. lit-v. Anson Phelps Stokes.
Prof. IC. 1.. Curtis, Prof. i". J. Weir.
Prof. ii}. is. iiunu. Prof. l‘. C. Porter.
Prof. E. ii. Parnmn and Rev. Charles
R. Palmer.
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MARK TWAIN‘S NOT OWN).
liltilllib'tl. Doc. 38. wMarh Twain to.
day have out the following statement
bill it result. of various reports concern
but his mmilliou oi healili. iollowinll
his recent return from ib-ruiuiln :
"i hear the newspapers any I illil dy
ion. The illlll‘m‘ is not il‘lil‘. i would
Hill (in Hill'li n ibinu hi my little of file
i «in behavior. on Kflflil its l mu. Mir
ry Christmas to ovy'ryllmiy.
MARK TWAIN"
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Till. lAaVATiON ARMY.
illusion Hayes wishes to invite the
publ til at? lil-thfl hall at on Water
stratum? day front i to 2 o’clock
to inspect the baskets which trill be
given to the poor Christmas on. H:-
would like to lot the "limits sell that
the vrorit has been done pmporiy. En"
also "one also would like to wound
than who liars set my in their ma
trim for is surely as, no. rm»
hill Wm M WIDE ill “3’ lo rim-iv:-
my gifts.
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F. E. Lockwood .
& Co.
39 Wall Street, Norwaiii
D
Daily Line to N. Y.
' For Freight Only
(in and after Tuesday. January 1.
lllllii, iv‘rcighl Propellers will
of Dover street), every day. (except
Sunday). at 4 p. in. Freight received
at Norwalit up to i p. m. and louth
Norwalk up to 5:30 p. Ill.
Norwalk Steamboat tic.
Analog J. Smith. c. c. Menstrual
. Lame. General Agont.’
liliill run
Will Christmas find you ready for
the gift? we are ready w and can
show you a fine line of ode for
presents.
Japanese Wnrc. in Brush and Comb
'i‘rnyu. Chocolate Rots. ‘i‘oa Hots, Calm
riots. i‘luitul. llilll’lil, lion lion iiiahou,
I‘ii‘.
Aluminum Wurc in Ten Keillor.
i-luucu l‘una. Fry Pans. Ten» and Coffee
l'ots. etc.
llci'mmi f‘blnu. Salad Sets. flurry
acts. Cake Plates. imlmmaiie Sets. etc.
Aacnt for the ‘ nmbis Cylinder
and Disc Graphopho u. .
indestructible Records fit all eylin~
tit-r machines. "they will not scratch
or bruit. Two Minute Records. a»:
run» motile Records. soc; Disc Roc-
erdn. ill all disc machines. music two
sides. I50.
Window inland”. balm Furnishing
fusion, titans Ware. Crockery, Wail
Pawn. Mr.
lmll tirulrsotur for Palomar
and Pam napalm.
lie l
M i 5 RAlLROAD AVE.
leave,
Pier 28. East River. New York, (foot
out: do». Mover for a ‘ .
avian“ : ~ '
Tuesday. i r ‘v.
lhwis. tier pair Were a .
The id ‘ “
while allemptln in palm M. W
fluids
is W
erty. Levee no it till 1b,.
to] on the detective. bpt was one
get it into play. ‘
non: emu... . ‘ ”r
Jacob Behrall. m dowftim
ville, ill. writes: "For over oirhteen‘
months i wash suffererf kidiidy.
and bladder troublesbtlrilit . lit whole .
time was treated by severalldoulurs
and tried several different kidney. pills.
Seven weeks see I commenced rouge
Foley’s Kidney Pills, and einfooll i;
better every day and willing glad ill)
tell anyone interested Just ‘what For“
ley's Kidney Pilis'did for melbfiifldfie
Pharmacy and F. H. Baxter: " l ‘l'
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RAILROAD envious situation
CLINTON. Doc. zsfi—Tbe . New -‘
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail;
road stations here, Westbrook an‘tilul ‘
Madison were broken into Tuesday
night. From theiocai depot nothing
was taken. but at Madisom and West-
brook the' telephone pay stations were .
rifled, at the latter place the telephone
being torn away and carried half way
to Clinton... The robbers ransacked the
Madison station completely.
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: insurance. and Real J
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toms racecourse.
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Christmas
Presents i
A JEWELL REGULATOR for the V
Furnace Prevents Cold Feel.
AN ENAMEililED ROASTED. lll'
sures a well cooked turkey.
A NEW MANTLE on the Gas Born-
in; will wind tip a pleasant day.
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Horace R. “Nash"
North Main and Well Streets.
South Norwaik .
TELEPHONE 401
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A Timely Subject. .
For All House-20m"!
This is the ramp for elm.
up the premises. do. ,Ind the
scrub brain for the m and
the lake for the larva m
but they doat' so far as . ,
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to make the house, the m.
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brushes and
Atlantic Pure While
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