how a ponder
the winter
inc .. j
w .
..u~
.3 it» use tilts statalhest in any
way you care to. A. ole
HARRI'o W. FATHER.
laid
;
Norwelk. Obillslllli' 33. '.1ll
Mr Fresh 1. Jones, Iiiea'iitgl Plumb-
ing co. Norwalki‘
Dear so: .A till eel-Done:
which you placedb “tidal Build-
ing last fall gave" its: Diets satie-
{dolled in av coal bill
was eae~haif ctr who it lied been the
preceding season. oily use this
in any way y‘oilryléo.
e
JAMD’d Eocene.
Prop inventor helical.
The. Hectic
and Piumhill Co.
FRANK l. Jones. General meager.
. es one at. Kamila eons.
Eleven-com house in good condi-
tion. suitable for two rambles; water
installed, one acre, barns and outbulld
inge. liargsln to quick buyer.
H E Darin 8 5°“ Does YOur Roof Leak?
The Century.“ Compound
(Incorporated
as wear. iris flotilla“
Christmas enuttances
”’v For the Old country
White etee Lille Drarta
Money Orders to All Ports of the
World
9
J. M. Lilyioo & Co.
. instillation Ase stat. Ie'rare
oi
6 Railroad ”hm, .Sooth Norweik
m 3 L a;
“ ‘ u c l.
w
or; stove éattachment
who
argue” e in end ““13 us a:
H
store
will
Eutm hour winter btorego for live ‘
to be. run“ out at a moment's
“ (1.5%. coming the
tho
mma‘thwnhmh cl»; ‘ L
on or “th is not
.leiiiem o rl'ellr
col-33 t matche-
elected lace oily. screed-ash
“mi.“ brother at Joli .
Auto Owners“
and dead- "store . Your care
ell‘l' a well belts seller read!
. otlce. .
caret overhauling ‘
aber. by expert the
your
Bridge P
.nje
The
C
it
t
FOOD
knows only too well whether it
Goodell
[WAR [8 E. WM
“118‘ wheniuerou «sear
1.
l
l
ducted a grocery e
Wt physicians that he must take
in
bottles: ates
time.
in this piece.
THIBI IQ ND QUIITION
[Ill
One Who Uses a
arver
friends in East Nurwa.
The present snow is it
suits him. or not. Don't
rifle with an unknown
blind, but buy a
interrupted
canon of delay
Recognised as the belt
CHOPPERS and other Table
aundriee
to keep the cars on tho
the East avenue line.
their schedule.
this season.
selling
Prices.
(lhehp
I.K.
haolt.
,thhiedieere
We guarantee the weather wear of
our Compound for three years. Write
3r estimates. Correspondence solicit-
Century Roofing Co. the.
Is Wholllllhdll; ' Nth Mel-walls
. !.
worm storm or
Heating
Stoves
Need’the space for toys therefore are
F. A. MITCHELL
train eon
CORN!!! WALL AND Hill-l If... mu l down
NORWALK. court. throne! Bone
there were res
Norwelkllrmledieeol
THE NEW SCIENCE
Widest Olllropracoc
‘ Chirg’lractie p the science of Ge
m” ”M heating the same.
' y a much. twist or sprain lu‘t
creates pinched nerves and will in“
mute lo the dliierent organs slid"
to make headway.
work and the matter oi
COI.
all Heating Stoves at Special head at the
It you want a good Stove at a
Price. don't delaywllU‘I NOW!
MITOHILZ. UNDIITAKII
‘ cite
the lathe woods. .‘l‘hle
House roadiells‘w
closely
m
was a
the ell-Wat's
”in? it
'l‘ilebveem Senthlel
at out
where
tor some people‘s
clean a: a he: I“!
rppeo e'w-
deep with I hiahli
endthe art or ad.
are cause“
02th
elven it done in childhood it mutton” kl
MODLMM
'3!“ [‘0 ?m«m
Emanuele. Parai M” .-
.mi' dbl!
We “hot“? 3'1””
lid. Oil w
ug Chiropractic a 3... with
A
divert Ales '
W
George Hodge. the hilddlebrook ah
manec man. has not for otteh- his old
Yesterday
he was in town on his amino visit for
the distribution of the Illnesses.
ly to put a
quietus on building opera ions for the
winter. but it is hoped by those inter-
ested that warm weather or rain will
dispose of it. so that wont may not be
Some people have feared that the
snow will interfere with the lotsllutlu
or the new fire alarm system but it is
not. likely to. The wires will be strung
on poles already up. The mouths
of materials is likely to be the chic
An indication of how the manage
ment or the local trolley system tries
and the as»
slatance rendered by the men, was
shown by conditions this morning on
liven the ear.
ly cars were right on the dilute of
East Norwelk saw the trolley snow
plow this morning for the that time
it was badly needed on
the East avenue tracks but there was
positive use for it on the are”?!
Point line where in some places. it
was next to impossible for the trolleys
The historical calendar tolerate us
that today is the anniversary or the
date of ratification by the State at Del
Christmas preparations are being
made at the Ideal Avenue Methodist
Church Committees mve almdy been
selected to look after the d
I
on
pg eevgo cars in it
in
' trees to a car
and ”alibi mg: but my were very
oi the straw shovel
teature 'ebout
orwslh this more
it this vicinity.
rain on the lust and the
unluet each show- a little partlallty.
sidewalks were "all
od'a tooth" whereas nth-I
will a tool or more
The East Norwalit improvement Ae-
p‘old their monthly meet
uteruooo at lilio o clbdilm
e sens
bepreceded by a motion
of.“ ill-em rs at l colony. _..
chiropratcore remove the limit; rm“ W3 mm. ‘ “m.
a ill logthsela ‘chziI‘fihami my endeh
t“oriented“ on
rules
ram
for the Sunday school festival is being
considered 'l‘bed date at the latter
has not been announced yet.
Captain Henry Jarrett. oi the Salva-
tion Army. is soliciting for the Christ
mes dinner that the Army is be
250 oi the poor of this city and v lolly.
A Christmas tree tor 360 of the poor
children will also be one of the ideas
or the captain ior making Christmas
brighter for them. ~Daubury News.
Those misguided individuals who
attempted to play horse with Goa-
lueble Henry Selser a tow nights ago
are not yet sale from the consequen-
The constable is still
trail tor them and it the wouldbe iok
ere are caught. they will undoubtedly
pay over some hard earned money.
The death at hire. Mary Baker Ed
Chrietdlil Science
rch. was of particular ”interest in
East Norwalit for s number a! the
member-oi this growing church are
residents 0! ills pm of the town
The headquarters locally are located
in the laconic building in Norwalk.
The annual display of Christina!
trees are emote to New York from
ldreii to} warrior ,olilnlitb, and he
with: is a short
e 'wii dispose oi hie business
: regular meeting last syncing.
Mortimer if. Dido who has con»
ln liowbytoo
avenue tor some “MOVE“ decided to
leave town on account of the health oi
his two children. He has been advised
the
.4
mnmasmmo ‘ about the terrorist parlor railway-
..."“lili'ihiiii i‘i‘ii'i‘lii‘li.‘ W“, ”m... anemic“ Nfi‘ WSW“ ii... L'li‘i’ill
, prescription . at. in?“ “lurk ilk fliers ,
Norwslk Consolidated ours]... W" low... :33 is,g§°~6'§;id?g:‘«°hf“".
. , - s~
J. anaemia-elv- ROBERT SCALZW
avenue
and Howard Wllimott.
known Derleh young men. have
cured positions in New York City.
, We Have Tilers
and PM. Hardware. belated
.. w...
flliliin’.
Inn—c.-
aikc
hue. spent Thursday in Bridgeport.
da).
Gregory
in Wilton.
bliss Emilie
street, Norwalir, w
here on Monday.
‘h
re to
and Mrs. A. B. Gr ory.
iii. is now ablc in a i up.
guests of llr and Mrs. Frinch
dot
the
av onus. who has
a
the house
him
at Warren Clarlt' .
Mass. the past week.
enta, Mr. and Mrs. Utchgeieter.
Chestnut Hill avenue.
of her henna. ctr. and Iran
will“ leyria Chestnut Hill avenue
that
her oi weakest her bottle
'
’ ” no ulr
WI ”NH“ M's.
lith
tar timed
”and”
and Glue
remedy
alloveii .
[WWW lllllllillill.
all... is having an arteslen
well drilled at his place in Prospect
hire. Wills..of Perirlclt street. is
Robert Gregory. of Newtown eve-
hire Elisabeth Pillow. of Bprihgdale.
is visiting her sister Mrs Minnie
Mr and hire. Plolee. or Grumman
avenue. spent Sunday with her mother
"lehart. oi cross
, calling no friend!
0er Gregory. the little son or Mr.
who has been
Mr and lire 8.1... Gregory spent
Sunday at Broadview term. Wilton.
Mr. and hire. 8. 'i‘. Hawkes and Mr
and Mrs. J P. Mable. oi Bridgeport.
was telling on iridods here on Sun
Mica Mildred Gregory. oi Newtowu
open sick with tonsill-
ila the past week. is able to be about
L. 1". Clark and hire Fred
Clerk and children have been visiting
in Worcester;
Mrs. Duncan Watts. 0! Stamiowl.
was an our Sunday guest of her perv
Mr. and tire. Chauncey Voigllt.
Mil Vernon. were over Sunday greats
H. Ow
Itea’ltsry Campbell. who has been
etch tram hood poisoning tor a cure-
lo Scott
street. ie'hot able as yet to leave her
Mill. 7
The Record ill M Hamill la a
will“: has I "bad back" or
any kidney ill and is ionising tor rolls!
on the only
Harold Mlllspaugh. Frank McGlonis
three well-
30-
Are You Ill Need of an
Oil Heater?
Schlichtlng Bros. at Go.
tier. llalireed Ave. «a stale It. Darlee
Select Groceries. Hay. Grain. l'lour
.eie. cobbler. committees
aware oi the constitution of the not “in Robert an“, "Ill hire. liel
ted Slates. Delaware was. the iirst "
O‘l'OPlI ALL LIAKI mm m ratify the constitution and tie noulon spent Friday in Bridgeport
bile a GALLON 50¢ a GALLON was followed in a similar act by Pent» MI‘I 10h“ lullelitfl. oi NorIIhlk.
._.._..._.....7 sylvenie live days later. was a guest of idle. Evaneshl. on bloc-
oi
oi
weekly mmil’fira midi alter the ihll.
_ Mahler. mlgtéad buildings. washlogtcn
Ambrose ll. Bennett to
' was lead and Wm la wil-t use
‘ disheartened.
insult Sturgee la adhering with
. rheumatism. ..
' Aspetu'ok lodge. K. or P., held its
city. suspended he
«lays
Dr. and Mrs. Harold Ogden, of Port
Chester, N. Y., have been recent guests
in town.
The weetport employee at the Fair-
lie d Underwear Coors enjoying a
wacatloa.
up. .l.J J.Doty. of Brooklyn. N. Y..
witches- been visiting in town has
A large electric light has been in-
stalled loiront or the Congregational
persecute.
mm and Mrs. A. N‘. Smith, of Bangs.-
t cit, are the guests of friends in Both-
lehem,P e.
The board of selectmen held their
monthly business meeting at the town
house. Tuesday.
The lrwln mansion at Donna is
closed for the winter as the iamily will
enjoy a tour through Europe.
Mrs. Mary Jennings has closed her
home here and will spend the winter
with her daughter in Bridgeport '
The pupils of the center school also
the high school are rehearsing for a
public entertainment tor the 23rd the
closing day.
The attendance at school yesterday
ll'aa very small. The rural carriers
encountered much dialcuity in cover.
ing their routes.
In spite oi the inclement weather
the members of the Historical society
enjoyed a pleasant evening Monday
at the handsome home at Colonel Par-
trid to
The class of 1911, center school,
have elected the following oihcers for
the year: President Malcom Boyian;
vice president Katherine Callan: sec-
retary. Stanley Taylor; treasurer. Der
othy Leila.
.a
H
OPENJNO 0F CONGRESS»
“new
All Connecticut Members Aoeeunted
For Except senator Bulkeley.
WAIHlNG'l‘ON. Dec. 6.-:\e was as
posted the opening oi thet bird session
of the 61st congress was a tents of
fair. and only lasted long enough to
to notify the
president that congress is ready for
business. Resolutions on those who
have died during the vacation were
also adopted in both houses. The real
work will begin tomorrow. and judg
ins from present indications there will
be work enough iron that time until
March 4th.
Quilter Brandegee was on hand at
the opening of the senate. Senator
Bulkeley has not as yet arrived. and
it is not imown down here when he
will come. 0n the house end all the
Connecticut members with the creep
ties or Mr Henry were on hand Mr
Henry will come is tonight. Malor
Tlleon got in last night from the
South. where he has boll: spending
hie honeymoon. lie was kept busy
today viag congratulations from
his cell
Some ot the members who were de-
tected for reelection talte their detest
much to heart. but the large meiori
”an cheer! ui trying to explain iill'll
it hep There is also mild
speech?” on as to what the new
In“ do. and Champ Clerk,
is slated tor speaker. is the "hero
the hour " The Republicans will try
to clean up before going out. but will
lay no plans for the neat session. The
Mounts on the other head. will be
holy planning for the time when the
will here lull swing in the house. The
"i’altlltul " who have been hungry for
is years. are already making applip-l
lions tor the fat places to be headed
out next December. and“ here and
there you can see a disappointed or»
ice seeker. who thought the Demo-
cratic book came into existence this
once. and hurried to Washington to
be on hand early. only to had that the
it order or things wil not go into
0;!» until a year from now. The Dem-
rets expect to make a clean sweep
or all the “lobe" the house. and Re-
publicans will be ew and far between
other next December.
sslu. carers rsasarsee.
'l‘be lollowlng real estate deals have
been. recorded on the town clerk's
Albert Weilnlte to startle J'ichon.
cosh. lot and buildings on Crockett
venue. .
[Broderick Gregg” to at John I:
Keyeer. building t in Tierney street.
wle Barnes to Gulaeppl Mercia.
two acres oi laud oaths Weetport
road.
Deoiele Al Raymond to William
Poop. two building lots on Rocsland
ward 3 Elmer to Martin thgrcn.
of Mount Vernou.kN . if. building lot
at Rhodoncllever
OherleaA. Reynolds to Lewid H.
Bootleld and wire. lot on Roosevelt
street.
Heirs or me reload to Lewis
street
«Mateo!
dates filial. ‘cl New Canaan. seven
we.” use
‘1 Connecticut. are chickens counted be
1 and influence.
eyes of more sitting ierlrool it.
that been included. 4
The its is a lo cod leis
pay 85, Cl or even “War other famp
‘a better Ilghtthenth Re yogisea.
This season's Re a has a new and
cued burner. A alienation
Mme i.”
illiliili Hill iiil.
lilllil ilLiililllllliiHli
Place at "snow oi Judiciary Com-
mittee Likely to Go to Senator
liarsdeh or Senator
" Bartlett
The legislative agents who represent
the interests are feeling jubilant these
days and more or lees openly declaring
that 'ihere.is nothing to it" so 'i'ar
as the candidacy of Stiles Judson is
concerned, says the Bridgeport Farm
er.
it has hitherto been supposed that
Senator ‘Churlie" Barnum, of Lime
Rock, whose public utilities bill, in the
last session of the secmhiy. spelled
death for the public utilities move
menl, could not be elected to the print-
d_eucy or the Senate.
'lt was believed that. instructed it
not coined by the expression of popu
iur Will in the election. the Repubil
can majority would name (or presi-
dent of the Senate a progressive like
Senator Harry Fens, who would cer-
tainly name Judson to be chairman oi
the Judiciary committee
Recent developments. following hard
work by the legislativea cents. reme-
eentlug the public eervl ll, has been
loilowed by the claim. made by these
gentlemen. that Judson is certainly do-
tested This claim is sometimes so
companied by the allegation that Jud-
son cannot get more than six votes.
The news will come as a shock to
the State Businesae Men' s Association
and to others who have championed
real regulation for the corporations
The soleniicn of Judson to head the
judiciary committee was deemed most
important. and it was behaved that he
would be elected.
T00 often. in privilege controlled
tore they are hatched. and evidence
accumulates to indicate that Judeou'e
own declartlon. “for two decades the
railroad monopoly has controlled the
Senate." is still true
The ludlclea‘y committee is perhaps
the most lm taut committee or the
assembly. A chairman of the lu-
diciar; committee wields great power
The petition was much desired for
Judson because. hoidlnf it. he would
file a tremendous force it favor of lib-
eral legislation and an obstacle to the
vors of the law makers %
While the defeat at Judson is
clared to be certain. it is not setil
who will get the place 1‘ chains
ship maybe given to Belle r Nindeh.
or it may be you to Senator EA
Bartlett of Br dgeoort.
.HOTIL ARRIVALO. a
MahackeMo—hlr and Mrs A. W.
Wilson, Poughkeepele. N Y.; J 'l‘ Ed-
wards. Hartford: F E. Wood D. Mo-
Auelln, Boston 1.. it Hurlbutt.W w.e.
Hurlbutt. Wiliox- W C. Schmidt New
Haven; ll‘. 8. g. Albany; ’1‘. Coo
oorau. P. Freeman. New York; til. it.
Nerdrom. Hart!
Redford Hills.N . R. H Pomeroy.
Weatheld; L. Hulbert. i“ ll Newman.
H ll. Pollock F. D. Lawton. H. W.
Oberiaoder. city.
ooaurtflu new sense.
LONDON Dec 7 .-~'l‘he coalition
party talie six out of the tea seats to
the neat‘rarilement in the unopposed
returns is moraine. It'll it I ma-
iorlty of seven members looted to
date .the respective aggregate being:
Coalition tile and Unionists lbs and
llnlolllste til. ..
.
s
people all, because ltdcoe not strain:
The Rays Lamp is constructed to give
the maximum diluted white light. Bessy,
detail that increases its light-giving value
a more expensive container-but you cannot
shade-ho er
the abadeonllnn and true. Easy
romeo l. as it is made at solid brass, iiniebed
Oncaakayaner.AlweyeOne.
corporations which desire special is hon
. o-
the
I
An
”M“
You may
send a:
stroll h-
min/bismuth.
lliitllilllil ~ -_ ,
ii lllllil liillil
Member at Crew Fought We!
Through Surf in Dory and
Brought Alli To
Companions
BLOCK isuivof rt 1., Dec. ?.--Tilo
heroism of one of the live men who
made up the crew of the little fishing
schooner W
Conn, in llgb bilng his way througlr the
surf in a dory alter the vessel had
been driven ashore in the blinding
snow storm last night was all t Hav-
ed the lives or the others. The
had been fishing of: Nantucket a a
and was eudeavoring to make film?
when she struck on Grove Point at the
northeast end of Block Island.
Realizing that their only hope lay
in getting assistance from shirts, one
or the sailors whose name is un-
known volunteered, and though the
wind was blowing a 50 mile gale when
he pulled away in the little boat and
disappeared in the darkness.- he
reached the beach alter a hard etrug~
gle When he found the Saudi Polite
life saving station, crew from that.
station went to the re one and smash:
the other men ashore.
it is thought that the schooner cen~
got hold together more than a low.
0““ ‘I
BALDWiN ATTAOlég NEW NATIONI
NEW HAVEN, Dec. 7.~—Dbclarllla
that centralisation oi power in the
federal government has always been a
menace under this country a! term on
government. Governor-elect moduli?
Q
W86. 0! Nordic. .
Baldwin made a vigorous attack on the '
New Nationalism at a committed“?!
in the mo
mreapolidm
election. Judge Baldwin
the toast “Connecticut."aa meant? i
“Connecticut is an p fit the
antes oi the union to fol ow: subtract
the stand early in her history
centralisation of power in the i l
government, and whiib cent
ofpowarhaeeiwayebeeoa'mem‘
ugder our tom of government; it bu
never become so dangerous and so. it
etructive oi popular govemtheph
is today under that tom «oi «comin-
known as ‘New Nationalism. Tillie
is the greatest danger with which the
silica ere threatened today. and Oua-
nectiout must stand as a bulwark
egalnhi it today. as she always has
done throughout her history' ‘
m...
. KAlellt wlLHELM m Pour.
NEW YORK. Dec. ‘ln-The hit only
German Lindy liner Kaiser
dor Grease. which had the ml
or carrying away her port propeller lit
mid-ocean last Monday afternoon came
into port early ey;ecverai m
absed other upgttdasrifll. tn$ be
the surprise of
or ’when a ocean
relatively“ tireless. gel-lo lie
so whaohege was struck and: A
ofiyealigetiarwheatheA’
Th t
M n. Home” 4: scales happenedla desirable!-
.._
pier. misfits f
common-.0 JJ om) .
Congressman H b. Wt.
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