A complete assortment of
House Dresses
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“Hr. dndmnldrs‘. Edward Amundsen.
have moved from Cove street, East
Nor-walk, to Wilton avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Dilworth
have moved from Union Park to 14
Mott avenue, where they will here-
atter reside. .
Frank Hanks. 0: Main street. has
given up making alrships, for he is un-
able to procure the correct kind of
rubber. required for the experimental
engine _ r
~Caps. Caps, Caps. at 0' Brian's.
Miss Margaret Nesline, of Winnl
pauk. entertained a number of her
friends at her home Thursddy evening.
Games, musical and vocal selections
were in order.
Mrs. James Walsh. of Wilton ave-
nue, who tell some time ago and hurt
herself quite badly is much better
now. She is able to sit up and will
soon be able to be out.
Dr. John J. Cronin; of New York.
who comes to visit the town as the
lecturer,
will be the guest: tomorrow. oi Attor-
Sunday Evening Institute
ney Boots 8. Beers of Elmwood ave
nue.
Superintendent Charles A. Copley, of
the local division of the Connecticut
Company. has resumed his duties af-
ter an illness of a few days which con.
in Quintard
lined him to his home
place.
~Fa‘mous Art Gallery.
' day. Dec. 13.
Rev. Charles S. Macli‘arland will go
to Niantic tomorrow afternoon, where
he is to address. sin. the evening. a uni-
ted Meeting or all the churches which
is being carried on somewhat similar
to the Sunday Evening institute
There will be an apron and neck
tie social on the last day of this month
in the A. 0. H Hall in Wall street The
affair is giving under the anti ices o
the Ladies‘ Ausiliary, A. 0.
has been secured for the musi.
—Banner Pies: 20c: Crdl
doz. Banner Bakery. 'l‘el. 3W3.
'Slnce ‘iast‘ Sunday evening. many
comments have been made on the tin
work of the chorus at the Tolstoi meet
ing of the Institute at the South Nor-
waik con-gregotion‘ai Church. Tomor-
row eyening; the chorus will give
musical program before the
row night, a cantata, "The Ten Vi
81nd."
At the regular meeting of Kabacsn
.i. 0.0. F..Vlhl01l
was held Thursday evening, the royal
purple degree was conferred on four
They wore C. E. Fermi
Wood. Fred Hyatt and
Frank Nickerilon. Oman" for the com
ing year ware nominated. After the
nomination a feast was enjoyed by
Two new applications
Encampment, No.9
candidates.
mal. “7.3:.
there present
for membership were received.
A. J. Collins & Co. have gone into
partnership with Santa Claus. Th
store is putting forth its best of-
forts to supply the people of the 'l‘w
Cities with a line 0 Xmas gills til
are useful and sons his. as well
beautltui
coma)
«stylish soft hats. at O'Brien.
The stone wall around the A.
Mor n place is now being rapid
bull'foloug Brospoct svonue
are
or during the know. contractor Bull
lay! tint he has a two year' I contract
dhthat the place, ngbwood. Hill’s“:
ape. I
place. and is one of the
E09?“ handsome and extensive estates
put all“ thflofiry best of shape
Es "I.
been hurt as. Militia
meats made aroundfiie
since he purchasedi
DID.
HWI).
Admission
10c. First M. E. Church sale, Tues
,hnd is
expected to be an extra line event.
Great plans are being made for the
social evening and Svecs orchestra
rs, 18c
lecture,
and they will give. a week from tumor
as
When you purchase these
you have the satisfaction of choosing
from one of the largest, most complete
and moderately priced lines in this lo-
cality. Each of their four doors shows
immense quantities at things beautiful
{fitted to home adornment and
W.
The on
as have had a sort or lull bowov- ,
and improve-m
property over
several years
~ lipii‘illlfl iiiil use
“Statement of Vice President Mr:-
Henry Bptnrs nubile his
commission iii New orIQ
new roan, Doc. 1i).—-'l‘hs more
contractors that ride on the New York. .
New Haven and Hartf9rd Railroad the
more money the company loses, ac
cording to the testimony of one of the
company's vlce~presidents at the hear-
ing of the company against the in ‘
creased rates. effective last July, be- '
fore the Public Beryl Commissloo of:
the Second district. the MetrOpoll
tsn building. this‘ week. Some or the
reasons given by the railroad olllcers
for increasing the fare were the sd- ‘
vsnced cost of labor, construction
work and material, the elootrlfying of
the metropolitan division and the ad-
ditional rentals for use of the new ter-
minal in the Grand Central Station
The hearing was an adjourned st-s-
aion from last, Tuesday, and attract-
ed a score of commuters. who came
with strong array of is al talent
from c, Mount Vernon, ort Ches-
ter, new Rochelle and other points.
Several of the attorneys appeared tor
the mayors of these places.
E H McHenury. vicopresldent of‘
the railroad company, who has charge
of the eniineerlng department. was‘
esramlned by .‘loseph 8. Weed. repre '
s’enting Mayor Edwin W. Flake, of
Mount Vernon Mr. McHenry said the
company was hauling commuters at a
big loss and that the loss was ever in-
cressing. He said it was twice as
much now as in 1907 and Wopid be
three times as much when the new
83,000,000 Grand Central terminal was
completed The larger the terminal
the greater the expense. he added. Mr
Wood drew from th‘o‘ witness that the
terminal facilities were not as good
toda as they were six years ago.
“ 0‘ we lire paying more now for a .
greater inconvenience?" he said.
“For the additional cost of an addl ‘
tional inconvenience." returned in.
McHenry
Mr. Wood, addressing Frank W. Ste
vcns. chairman of the commission. said
he expected to show where the New
York Central was guilty of gross min
management and extravagance in pay-
ing 83. 000, 000 for a new terminal of
which the passengers of the New Ha-
ven road would be expected to pay
'forty- two per cent
"They are dumping us ‘0“; in a sub-
,cellsr. where we dout want to be'
dumped. and in the most inconvenient
place imaginable, ‘ he continued. “For
312, 000 000 the two railroads could
have built a subway down to the Bat
tery with a dozen stations along the
Way Then we Willingly would have
paid more tor the convenience and
time saved in ieathing out; dostina
tion
Wlidri Mr. McHonry admitted that
the New Haven road electrified part
of its system and found it more cost
ly than operation by steam Mr. Wood
asked him why the work or general
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electrification was continued. lio ans
swered that it was in hope of mak-
ing up the loss by uniformity of oper-
ation.
Mr. Campbell, another \lceprcsi
dent. and in charge of the trellis de-
partment, was examined by Mr Wood
and admitted that the company‘s rates
for commuters tit Boston were in some
instances 54 per cent. less than obtain
here.
George l. Carlisle, representing the
mayor of New it boils. made a pro-
test sgahtIt the do reused annual rate
,for school children trorn .83 to .69. He
held that it was an additional tax on
education. E. D Robbins, general
counsel for the railroad, replied thdt
the New Haven company did not be-
lieve in making concessions to wealthy
families who could afford to send their
children to New York schools. »
afrI. D. Gllkerson. no ingies ave
nus. Youngstown. Ohio, gained wisdom
by ex erlsnoe “ill! little girl had I
severe cold and coughed almrmt con~
tlnuonIly My sister recommended lip-WW
my. Honey and Tar. The first dose
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in her t rost- and after using one hot
trzeh‘er t rest and lungsw Wézmh entirei
from infismmhtion. ihncet on
always keep I bottle or Foley I Honey
aad'i‘nr Tar-In the house. Accept no sub
totes." The share Pharmacy and
)V. F. Wigmore a Ca.
CLOOING UP TOWN TAXII.
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tailors Ifisyfisu Tax List.
There has been I good response
attests:-
to whavomn list pu‘tll
this month. as after her:
list. of’ delinquents Mil be compllp
lete'd mfm’ opening of the
gall season in atsmrord. which lets
Miami,
l ltion of the game as can
itsnford‘l'r
iii‘mh
lllfl vlclnlti.
‘ . ligand King's school
' DI Illa will follow the
moments have thad‘
3:61.33 grill. élint! or the
by up the matter. it may be necessary t
. . alga Merrill. the a
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i gave her relieved the inflammation -
Collector Busy Finishing Up Common
the bills for tile coinmutsuan and salts
”Mam. «which Trovers sent out. over n
u 6 $5:
Moleancug 3
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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Sound lungs are more than hall the
in the building up of a healthy hotly.
That's why
the weight and height of the body.
This can best be done by—
lot.
the upper part of the body
2nd. The right kind of food, and
of it. .
3rd. Fresh air.
4th.
uompt cure it they are contracted.
Slmlln is anmolhln
Indooids ltls a in
upon
olhesithv tissues.
tonic.
Sirolin uonhlns do “mun. or other harmful rims.
Chiidronllko It. for it has a pleasant. slightly sweet.
Iy rupy tasic
Slrnlin is the world‘s best remedy {or owl‘s. colds!
mono. Influenza, whooping-cough and all
pulmonary organs.
THE smooth COMPANY. 3654357 Conglétmt, New You:
sc'fioori'sii suiiooiieo.
The Crew of the Hotel Dale. Off Rock-
port. Mus» Had Hard Work
.. GottIng Ashore.
mapper. using, Dec. 10. was
two-mauled schooner Hazel Dale, tom-
inahdcd by Capt. Kelley, sprang a look
about it miles from limkport during
the night and‘wos abandoned by her
crew easily todly. '-.
he heavy seas encountered by tho
so oonor loosened her calkinil and till-
cd but with water so rapidly that. tho.
pumpsiiocame useless. The water put
out the fire in the cabin and Capt. Kel-
ley decided to anchor and come ashore
in one of the boats
The crew of three men reached the
life station exhausted from cold and
exposure, and wars cared for by the
lite savers. An attempt to save the
schooner was made by I tug from
Rcokport. ,
O. B. J ackson
Optician
1 Everything in the Optical Line.
EYes Examined Free -
prions III;
watt. W19??-
died by the-
re how busy
'l‘bs enamel-stars smsgyifl will;
utsndi 9‘
aroma should take great care
to son that the r children' I lungs are properly
devcio ed; that the are koptsound in tissue;
and w th an «pans vs power in proportion to
Vigorous hyslcal exercises. with attest!
laid on the setting)- -up exercises which develop
The prevention of colds, and their
This can
accomplished by thawegniar use oi Sirolin.
more than I remedy tor C
he not on
the lungs and bronchial passages is reconstructive
Ind Invigorating. Upon the whole system it acts as I
Mm 0 “mi” “9 TEL. estates
WW~ ~-~~~w-~..-...--...,.. David w. Mme and E
The Hazel Dale was bound for 90' , , 9 9 9
ton from Calais. stains. loaded with W Directed. “liabilities
tor coughs and colds. . I
SATURDAV, DEC. 19,9 rgro
C arver
know only too well who... it
it suits him or not. Don't
trille with an unknown
brand, but boy I
tell
Recognised n the best i
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rooo cuorrsss and other stle
sundries ‘
iHTRl‘SE. liliW
H, WARHIMGTON ITREIT
The Reeds: Vollr
Electrical Co. ~.
The OnlyJuIIy Equipped
sLIcritrcsL Inor-
in the Town
AUTO, BUPPLIEI
Phone 805—50 South Main Street
8. Norwalk. Conn. Music Hammock
Hotel Mahackcmo
I. R. CONNOR. MIT.
sssvrc: mo oursms or re on:
ones :2 rea'oav sun upwsao
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
mil
battle
plenty
HERE was a bottle of
Simlln on the teacher's
dealt in the primary school,
and when the visitor had his
attention attracted by it. the
teacher said:
' "‘1 hour: it there for daily
usep You know how children
coino‘lvto school continually
with colds and coughs.
These coughI point to tho
incl that the outcome may be
consumption, and'aithough I
urgI-vonparents to have the
“(thinned provided with Sir-
oiin :at home, i know that
‘ domestic circumstances oiten ‘
forbid, nod»! make it s proc-
ties: to administer it here
in that Ichaolubotn. it may
save them from contracting
consumption."
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Sirolln contains no
morphine. codeine.
hsblteformln‘ or cons
otwlu
' . 99c-Dolls-99cu8 to 1013‘.
mm" I is North Main strut. 89¢th Norwailt
NEW PousI-t Parser m arm “alum 0 Within!” IM
soap. Telephone It om. M
STAMFORD, Dec. manner. Joseph
‘ld Rnnissowgkl, of Terryviilo. has
been trsnatm'red by Bishop Nilan. or
the Roman Catholic diocese of Hart
ford to the intents of the Holy Name
Pgilce Church iaithts city. succeeding
liter. lmdmimsld. who has been
i pastor there for several more Father
Kuzynski left Stamf rd Thursday. it
is slated and Fat or Ranissowslti
came here yesterday to take up his
new duties 'lhc transfer followed an
investigation in the bishop. it is said.
who had had hlI attention called to
complication‘a alleged to have arisen in
connection ilh Father Kusynslis
having acted for some of his parish-
Iionem in business transactions.
Telephone It Moos. BBB.
GLOVER’S
crun'PLACE"
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Automobiles
Burrow csr t In first clan
running order or the Holidays
by sending it to w. A .Hsntord's
Gareth .
Do you ever hire any Automo-
bil9sl Y will find that Kano
ford has I best renting
or anyone you know. Cello
oelved night or day. ‘
Telephone:
House. boll-9t. ._ ties-see. less
The wearers ofthe "cllblli’k flint
know Inst flexibility in It means
column-wile moisture ill ' -
mus slicks THAT rur-
> Sash Wei
Openings... _;. _
De "artmcnt- ’
bring the Children
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22 inch imported Sleepingmolls. sold as high as 81. 50.- WP“: Will.
the only chance to get this Doll at this price this season. Ont
during these hours only. -.«- .. ..................
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$2.50 Bags ................... ._
Casts $10. 00
Black and Gray Coat. lined with guaranteed satin. On sale....,..‘ I 6
50c Belts 89c
Erich Belt in a separate box. Onsale tonight , ............. .. .. . Sue
Foto Scopes-$1.25
This season's best toy. onssie at rs. Departmentw...“ ...;Jt ‘
Men’s Neckvvear. 259
Men' 5 Neckwear, put up in “purists hotter this season's best mum-9.”
()nsalc ..................... ...................... u, .
U mbrellas 99c
At the Umbrella WW special lot 01 Umbrellas on sale ..... ...
Pianos 29c
Good Toy Eamon silo .9 ..... i.:.9.».9...3.9.9:....~. .9:e...9...o..~is§ 9_
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AVE You Thought;
About Christmas P
It is only a matter of TWO}~
WEEKS until the Holidays, and
Our Stocks are Now at Their
Best. . We Cordially invite
You to all. i
”The N. E Ryan C
86 Washington Street. South Norwslk, (it.
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Window mass of every I
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on
"11min” ‘IIbIIlt Ml“
unused
. In new llttlnss place in your path
, was dis estates distal-amiss. tires“
useless. - . . ' ‘
Let us supdl ghost. new Nichol il'i
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