‘ 83 Washington St.
Wood to Burn
”The AJAngevlne
11 your miter store for the
salad deed um 11. our osrr’
In in! well lime “to“ really
,.
run but at firmfl 1%11
“at yo or “at velar]
«6830qu will: or. by mid
'. . .
' nit I “it“ “to?”
XX (4% ., Mitf- '” Sm
WI:
W m. I I.»
'.I III
Shot in the stove, bill" with one of our
Our stock of Pyrogrsphy
. in the lurgoat in town and
how ls llw lime. to select drilcles to
burn for the Holidays.
if!“
81 Son Co.
'I‘mhhnviw‘Manidm‘; '
eeutummo '
_‘,..I.’Yntlrhool Leak?
X fletItuIyComoounrl
evens nay aortas
sec 11 cannon line 0 GALLON
‘W
We sump co the Wfillher wear of
our Compoun for three years. Write
it: estimates. .porrespondeaoe solicit.
drum penning Co. lnc..
.11th XIXOMCIR
‘Lohtthathehts
hum trim you want u
or how you want it,or
where you want it. s
LIGHI r
is the will“ never tell!
We Pipe Houses
m XXXls stemmed?
mmtooslisadtslk
. ‘. Nil.
,9 1 {final ..
rd. odrepnmrtstive
11: It; -.\ 11W
sooner
:
of rolling in a ‘iiilctor. I
. Donuts
mm the Importance of it?
hidnoy t” .
tied“ us kidney“ troubles toliow;
'1‘h‘l “grain list!
91111111 I I
You will girdly proilt by the fol my
in: experience.
“filth.- 1W. athleynant of a South No:
limo; Sign”? $05.1.“- 6‘3 Woodwgrd
open, not own , onn. so 11:
“ have used final/it"s Kidney Pill. in
our family for oVer fifteen years and!
tenderer Without ersupply on It nd
“11.1
t rm III
ISIiilit‘i‘l‘m 3‘” .la til
lions were unnatural.
eXs became had
uould hardly bend an my feet
swollen, as if I had dropsy.
ldpey Pill» pnd need
boxes. y trouble gradually dleap
peered until not a firm tom remained
l-Iconsidei Dosme Kid ey rul- worth
their weight to gold"
For little by all deplore.
rents. Footer Mllllurn Ctr.
States-
Remember
take no oiltel.
When Will “will 1101‘ka People ‘ ‘
Baokzthe is only a simple thln3 sh
‘ Laotian you know 'tis from the:
lib dimers itiayX
kidney snore.
My back also
IMHO; so severe v at times that i
come
staid
procured
two
Price 60
Buffalo.
New rm sole agents ‘fot the United
the ilalllé—~l)0l|ll' s~antl
it: allotted iroln ll‘lrst Page)
W
Ithat in thefieater school there warn
pencil» no rulers and but one box
poor. He said that the some new
dilioae prevailed in the Rowayton
litigant and others. He said the text
a were short and that some of
those being used at the ureaeu time
were 1101 lit for use. one load
lit» zwsranbiee being used in the
when 1 were not in for use, and that.
tho members of the board would not
allow 1halr children to ate them It
they were to nee them. He said that
the average lite of a book was from
three to four years, but that some had
been used for a longer time than that.
lie also stated that there were some
supplies in the bands or the hurt-hailing
committee that could not be. need he
cause there was not enough money to
pay for them He said if netessary he
thought. the. Supplies would he return-
e
by. lloIlIy (‘ tilleiol. of the wheel
Ioltl‘d who in nine purchasing agent.
answered several queries which WHO
put to him by the different members
of the board. He read off sevrai items
which allowed that $8.108.20 had been
expanded for text books: ti .639 70 for
supplies and 382.41 for explore chur-
ns. He said that there was rim in
Soft out of the appropriation of lost
your, which was $5,500. llowwur. the
int-roused coat. of ”in books and sup-
plies have made It imponsihle for the
r
e
ooNNéoTicur'cnrirAL IN weer;
EiiN TIMBER.
.-..___,.'
The Northwestern Timber Company
Incl-Mus Its Holdings of Ce-
dar Timber.
The Northwestern Timber (‘ompany
controlled by Cou‘nortlcnt people and
has recently in-
creased iia holdings of radar timber on
Connecticut capital.
the Pacific count to 235,000,000 feet.
The company’s timber is chiefly red
cedar and yellow cedar. regarded by
experts as the most. valuable timber on
the Pacific coast.
among the Connecticut people iden-
titled with the undertaking are:
Everett .1.
t onmany.
William it). llurnharn. of llrldgeport,
president.
Edmund lluy. president of the Sey-
lnonr 'l‘rust (tornpany. Seymour.
liruco N.
Grilling llutton Company. Shelton.
Whitman S.
treasurer.
Curl Poster. of llridgeport, counsel
Clayton S. iloiee. treasurer of like
Seymour Trust Company. Seymour.
Joseph 13,111in, of Greenwich.
' Sidney E. Hawloy, of Bridgeport.
\ir. Luke.
pany‘s property .
from its operations.
in connertlon with lutronnlng thr
holdings of the oompum
initial operatiouu the mmpam has an-
lhurined on team» of $300,000 ten- year
It pel eent. zenera'l mortgage bonds. to
‘ be natured hy the above 225. 1100000
feet or timber. anti till equitiea In and
o.perations which
the company expects to ram on in
‘ timber in the same general district.
profits from More
it. is understood that without manu-
facturing any of the above. “I 1.. Hoonooo
tent of timber into lumber, but simply
by cutting the timber under contract.
and lollies it as loss. the company can
realise. at present pricen. II sum cons
to more than 250 per cent. of Its bond
lung.
The mmpany‘n policy. however. wil
be to turn the timber into lumber and
Inch extent as
practloahle, operations will be delayed
sell it as such. 'i‘o
until the opening of the Panama Co
as! they: anmred for Deeomber, lillill
which will reduce the present freight
rate inherit 126 per thousand feet) at
least no per cent and make the mar-
aeta of the eastern coast of the Uni
led States and of Europe much more
accessible and insure no... Increased
profits and returns to the company
from the sole of its random
The company' ii bonds are being of
fared exclusively to Connecticut lave-t
ore. and the directorate and manage
~1nentienadeupof; .ut
ttcut bullnoae we
liin‘ out the state
i
an a bonus with the heads will be as
. nmauuml students. In!!! the bonds
”verbose retired
not the bonedt In pmnoctlvo In.
easier. the employ Inn mooreda
elatemnt. giving details of cent of pro ‘
dilution. selling XIII-tees, particulars as
to the corsesny's propert). and esti-
mates of ssralnls. which will be sent .
no venous wishing it...“ application to .' r
the address airen below.
for delivery by December 1.
at m ”M MIND!“ ”.4
.Iomamusieelioalt mm to suit- ,
Lake. of Hartford. gen-
eral manager and vice-president of the
(trifling, president of the
Mead. of Greenwich.
who has recently accept-
i-t‘ outed the position of general manager of
the company, has undertaken to spend
the time on the ground. at illoycom
anpervislug and di-
reeling the woman's ntfulru. neroe»
sary to insure encoessful and econom-
ical opelatlona and the bout results
and for its
known
to expectations in the alimony
are mum the holders of smelt lsrued
. l The demonstr- bonds will Mow”:
‘ :rotsiluno of “00.000 ever one-third
Mi already been suit-edited for la sd~
Further srlvunoe ouhocrlntioas. or
Iessnrhtiann or button will be roosived
be the mower until December 1 at
our out MMIdIIIItoruL bead» ooh»
retinal tenant: awarded prior to to
above date to carry an equal amount
of the stool: of the mossy. as s part.
«(rent to have any money, rather thr-
rOnt was much more for this year
than in previous yearn. lie said that
there wore ulroudrqierd $740 worth of
kindergarten supplies, whirh had not
been paid for.
in explaininu lo the board why lhe
nniolmt asked for wan as large as it
u‘un llr. Sharer hinted that much of
the month; was for the supplied: that
list! not as yet been nerd and tlInl
would have to be returned it more
money Wane not given. lie apoke of
the proposed uniform neurons in spoil.
ins, arithmetic and geography which
the different principals were compiling
and favored its adoption. it was alao
brought out during Dr. Sherer's tallt
that some method would have in be
resorted to for the purpose of keeping
the use of the supplies such as pont'llu
and paper within bounds. lie said
that thin could he done with the co-
operutlon of the teachers, but their or»
operation with needed. ills arguments
finished the requests of the school
board.
The special uommitlm- of llrn. W. .l.
Q‘racoy. il. (l. Sharer and .l. M. (lo-
lIurII to look up the main-r or medical
Inspection then roported through Dre.
Tracey and Sharer. They believed the
iunpeciion of llnportanre and that it
should be adopted. ’l‘hcy favored a
new idea of having a nurse inulesd of
n physician do the work for various
reaaone. chief among which were the
lmasihllliien of airing more than to tho
work and of the especial advantages of
a nurse to renehiho silldrnlu out of
school. Miss Elsie Hill, a member of
the l). A. ll. epoko in furor of the in-
amctlon all proposed, citing for exam-
pin of its merits a rose in New York
city where It had been tried. After
this matter came the request from Dr.
Cluno. superintendent of the night
sfhool, for an int-round approprla
t on. '
Dr. t‘lune favored the division of the
present night school into two branches
to he run at the realm and (.‘onmrd
schools. lie said that this trail the best
was of reaching all of the people who
ought to lake sd1 outage of the school -
He explained that when the appropria-
tion of .800 was united for that he
had ihoufllt lhlll would be enough.
lodging from the results of the last
ytillr'll arhooi work. However. with
the growing interest in the school and
with its division lnlo two branches
when- it would be more lergell attend
ed he said that the. school would need
more money. He favored the school at
South Norwallt and NorWnIk because
they would be so located as to live
a good opportunity to the people.
particularly the foreigners in Spring-
wood and in Winnipsnk where the for
elm element In 3mwirt3 especially
large. a better rhnnre to attend the
seasloae.
Mn. Hill also spoke and.told of the
hearty cit-operation which the i). A. it.
were willing to give. She said that
while they had but little money still
. they were willie; to stream and to
e duvor to raise more. I I
. rs. J. bl. Cohnrn spoke on the
some question. xlvlnl light on the con-
ditions existing in the lower end of
the town.
There bola: no further busineas to
be discussed. the members attire board
went 11110.1!th session.
on «wuhvmlsn of. the heard
a
l
t
a
1 New Home have first Anyone 13»
Use William casted-n. Pain,
Densem unseemly».
t
must-napalm eon-minnow
‘ Wynn”. “'13."??? 1non
WIIIII 1th ill
X Illsmailrwrit tn3e
g» X, 8.11": liloonforthX
IlSI Slllll lilllli
Will Overodihe all Distress 1:10!“ a,
Bell Will or the Crippe in
not a Few Hours
The most severe‘ cold will be broken.
and all (rt-Inna misery ended attor- tak-
ing a date or Pope's Cold Compound
every two hours until three consecu
tive doses are taken
You will llilinclly feel all the dis-
agreeable u) plume leaving after the
very first dose.
headache. dullness, bend and nose
atuil'nd, up, feverlnllneus nuoezlng,
tanning of the [1080,8010 throat. muo-
outiI cstarrhul discharges. eoruneeu
stiffneslt. rhoumullam pains and other
dintresa vanishes.
Pope's Cold Compound In illelresnli
of three years' research at a cost or
more than fifty thounnud dollar», and
uontulnn no quinine, which we have
conclusively demonstrated in not of-
ferllro in lilo treatment of colds or
grippe.
Take this llill‘llllt'tih' Compound as
directed. with the knowledge that
tht-rr in no other medirine. made any—
where else in the world. which will
cure your cold or end (lrippu misery
an promptly and without any other as-
alalanco or bad allur-n‘li'I-‘f‘ln as n 2.5-
ceut package of Pope‘s (‘old Com-
pound, whirh any tlrugglnl in the
world ran supply.
A
of Estimate and Tonililon for the teen
of Norwalk. which was bold load or
oping following the open hearing on
the uchool matters, it was voted to up-
proprintt- the sum of villi?" to make
up the deficiency in the Matt» tux.
meeting then ndjourrwd till next 'i‘nea-
day night when the tililt'l' llmilol'n will
route up.
litiuiluilnns
TOWN TEACHERS“ COURSE.
A. llAlit‘lA'lv‘F‘E lll'IthORlC.
Who Will Lecture at tho Norwalk
Methodist Church Next Most-
tlil)‘ Evening.
Mr. Dilgmorn I: universally conced-
ed to be the greatest photographer of
donut-tour wild animals In the world.
ills artielea In the April and May num-
bers of Erorrhmiy'e Magazine created
a veritable sensation throughout the
outin- country. and made Mr. Duxmore
Gill! oi the most nought nfier lecturers
in the United Status. The lerture Is
a thrilling story of narrow moves
from death in nurcessful attempts at
photographing lire lions at ten yards
and charging rhlnooceroe at old yards.
The ierture will be illustrated with
me beautifully colored pictures.
THE Tllildl-I
Willi will undoubtedly prove the
greatest sensation the season has
brought fourth will be the appearance
in tlIiI. city of the triumphant sucrose
of The Thief. whlrh ran for two solid
years all he Lyceum Theatre, New
York This will he the first time that
Tim (‘l'lllmi oi two continents have ex.
run and the humanity to see one of
the world’s t_ masterpieees in
sonld not be missed.
The critics 0 five continents have ex
haunted tliemuolwe trying admpately
to describe this Intense. annular. over.
Ivhaltnlny; drummed toll of that indes
rrlbahlo vomethlnu that piorree the
heart with tie upped] For want of a
boner arm this so albino is called
lilifhln interest The blot in full to
nrerdowirm with them» Interest. ll
throb- in every line and holds the aim
tutor from start to lininh.
rho Thief corner to Rattle mil next
Wednesday overdue Nov. 28:11
.I»Wu.».m.m -
wimp 11,3177!”-
noluvv in II lint of l ll‘hra rumtllnlnl’
annulled tor ul Inufq loving pool will
not for the current (Mil.
South Hamlin
lilies I into. Allen.
I
32. C Beardsley ill.
D Carney.
Intro Sir. Wolltor.
The most miserable neuralgia pains, '
‘l‘hem
tliar. Warren L. Atherteu. I'll 8"!th
1 Quintard 111:“
we are lmpoI-ioi-s and Distributors of high-grade Emotion and dimer)
lotto Wines and. Whiu es. The Nation-American CoX. ls Indepbhiistil ,
of any truer.
Why We Malt These Gillette“,
with us you do not pay ‘nro is to middlemen We sell first- class floods}, at less than halt what you pay
elsewhete We have determined to introduce our products to the American public. and are willing m.
give you the benefit of our foresight and advertising moi nodal We simply want to prove the Worth of
our goods and to make a steady customer of you Yduritrlel order will do more to prove the value of
our goods media"? the advertising or letter writing we (I old do.
R l e be I 1 As to reliability go to your nnlrer. and have him look on up in Don or Brad-
, e In t 11y.
utreel Mercantile A3onoles,;end he will tell you of our high standing, or
have your explesn agent write any exprena agent in Cincinnati, and see
how well we stood. You can he assured that we will do exactly as we say. and that you will receive
the host of treatment at our hands
. ' Itolow we Ioproduce tosSlmoniais limit a few of our steady customers
Testimonials.
We have hundreds more‘, but neloclod these because they ware from men
you think they are well worth a trial by you
No other telnet-tors lien lino innit
splendid. generous oil'nls'. the limit we
not” «manual as to poll at their pliant.-
obu‘y in large quantities. In dealing
who are knowh all over this country Our goods please them. Don‘t
Al. ii. Woods, one of America'
moat. famous theatrical mane
gern, says: "Enter my standln
order for one gallon of whleke
Bobby North. one ol‘ the stars 0
“The Folllcu of Iliiil," hays: "
don"t believe i ovor had such
good whiskey as your Private
(llifi' Gordon. the "German ‘Sena
tor.“ illr' actor manager who hon
made the world laugh, says:
"Have never had better liquors
or at better prices. icurry the Stock. liow can thIn sell it for 1""! ""9 0' SW9d'” “"113" 93°,"
everywhere with me. the nflceu" . mortlth. IXXpropoeo to be a steady
can enter.
You will note that we here Hated a number of stai‘ndsrd wines and liquors in our order blank. They
Inc, on: and all, llqnoln that tile fit to attain the sideboard of any home in America. We want to call
our especial attention to our famous “SWEDISH PUN‘O’H. " This In one of the best holiday liquors that
hint appeared In years it is made from a recipe that as been handed dmvn irom generation to genera-
tion by the Royal Family of Sit-oiled. and in non for the first time.Xpnt upon the American market
2 th. by express S1. 85
of any goods in the Issortmentme
tioned in order blank shipped. all
charges paid .......................
ohsrgee paid ........................
4 QtSe :i'o'n': 33th:: §I:ntl.'wsi$;::l.m‘uil by express $2 90
Special EBB“ Offer
This applies from Nov. 20 to 0011.251 inclusive, and will never be re-
pompd
of any Goods In our ss-
sortment. .shSppstl by
an
8118th $5.80
High QUARTS of any , in our assortment
absolutely FREE
12 Giants in the sIlpineut for $5.80
I
«one...» ””0000.”me
in oulm to lnlrmilno our Horrors we include. free oi any charge one gross of the famous Sweden Anti-
liloaout Matches. with our upoeial offer These Mitt hos are a great DOVeIt). and they alone are worth
Ii good part of the total cost of the order
WE PAY EXPRSESS CHARGES
and guarantee our goods to Int last as represented is stated above Our special four quart free offer
in limited to thin: -flvo rims. so gel. your holiday ordtns in early so an to avoid delay. as all express com-
panies are you but» at this time of the tear,
Dar offers are the most liberal ever made at am time, at any price by any limit you mount use
finite quarto Imuhraelf get spine of your friends to ltIIln you In ordering. and divide the shipment When
r‘t-‘srhce on.
Titan’s". anti trust prices. and you should take advantage of them without delay. as this offer will
never be recreated!
Send your order ‘l"()ilA\ NOW. ' (lui holidarhuelnees will he very large. and to insure prompt
ultlpnlent ordorl ohould he sent in iminediaielt.
(Tear an Order flank and mail. I (Fill In Blanks carefully.)
' ............................................ 1.1....» ............................................. e
ORDER BLANK SHIPPING DIRECTIONS
Gum Ieln on:
i-‘ind onoloeorl 8. . . .. . .. . . ..ior which please Remit by U. S. or Express Money Order. or by
forward by express the igloo-lustgdgz “men”. It you send personal check, add 250
" am o s
Goat-ts i swam,” PUNCQH for collection.
"""""" anti-5.11""""“"““"“"“* Name
""""" 51111.11;va""' no.1
‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ BABLACKIERRV Express Oilioo
""""" retranvxii‘obck Winnie?” R.F.o.oret. No.
"""""" 'sl'Ai'eo'rilfinlu’e'k‘ev”""" ' County srm................
t ‘1‘“! Address your snvSlope plainly to
The Sweden-A ericau Company
Sweden-WEISS 1": 35173" CINCINNATI, else
.. 1. i X
”A8111 Wi'iLI'i'T'l III'I'HD‘IV.
ulster William sonar; oi lpriu
street. ante nod ten of his young
friends from :80 to 5:10 p. m. yester-
day, in honor of his neventh blrthdsv
anniversary. Many, game were enjoy
IWLI AVTOMGIILI TM"-
marrow. Nov ion-13 burned
with the theft of "00 worth of 11qu
mobile tires from the H ord Rub-
nor winks. hadron 1.111111, s New
itritain chauffeur. and Solomon Rona
HILO FOR RC ICING ITOIC.
ensured. No . 19. Arthur Ibo
Hays. William Gsrrlty. snlr Lee and
Wi'iok Purcell. were held for Moi
in tho Superior . art by In Ni-
chol! in the town innit of Hunt in on.
told of this city Were arraigned to today, following their arralsntn nod. :31" which refreshment. Irero
..... ...... “I; turnip“ or“ 111.113? W '
d r non s o o . X
i‘l‘ ugg‘guoh mug‘li’lllillgc: of ntolen tires literal” The men are alleged to have A fiwm‘?’ $1};an
were Mall in Muller'e borne in flow taken barriers to éhsflghagtaboug’l‘o . ’l‘obe y n X a
an X I.
“Hui“ “Y “"3 police. gm: :ifidgyg‘ondfli 01 u 300 ll“ “3.1” X , "X .m“
Fluorite. morn-
11‘th buyout! “£121
and outdo. 'If‘lle Wit!
1 1!!
two olhora under . Silo bonds eaeh.
So shanty lsueh. Isley
but the market Xlortor
noon hint-617w". renew
The use of relay Kidney Pills. Th3;
his nphniltllnrl strengthonl ill 4
teething one in oedema atoll lo 1“."
pills. The bridge Pharmacy.
The men with
always In dethl‘lnd
Woe is shut
fig“. ma
“mu.
1. Sue
Norwalk Chronicler