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It's pure, wholesome, and always
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South Norwalk
VINOL'
The modern TONIC RECON.
STRUOTOI'I. containinz the medio-
inai‘ extractives of Fresh Cod Liv~
era. with Patents of iron.
* . id only by
F. H. IAXTEII
Anderson’shunehWodIs
Launchesandlioets
for ulm- All kinds of repairing
given ”Gel-l attention -.
Oyster Shell Point. Nomlk
Charles Buck, Jr.
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR
GENERAL]
REPAIR WORK
Address:
51 MAIN 81"., NORWALK
Telephgnee: Office. 001: house, 21-:
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert G. Horton, of
Lowe street, have moved to East Nor-
Vovalk;
Miss Sadie E. Bodwell and Arthur
Bodweii. of South Norwalk. have been
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bod-
weli, of Danbury. K
Mr. and. Mrs. Sylvester Brothortou.
:0! Norwalk, were guests of relatives
and friends in New York city over
‘ Thanksgiving Day.
Mes Louise Bussing of South Nor-
walk is visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph H. liawley of 40 Ma-
.pie avenue, Danbury.
Miss Gertrude Smith. of Shelton, is
{spending the week end and was here
'over Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs.
*éfi‘homas Harrlgan, of Cross street.
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Miss Emily Tristram. .Mrs. E. M.
“Webb and son George took a trip to
New York Thursday and enjoyed the
.evening performance at the Hippo-
‘idrorne.
$65; -—Umbnelias and Canon. O'Brien.
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The mm of Christ Church held its .
weekly rehearsal with Ellis Howard.
of Edlie avenue. as he is to assist them
on Sunday. A very .pieusnnt evening
was spent '
? Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall. of “Pitts
lb‘RIurg. Pa” and Mrs. John Cashew and
daughter enjoyed an automobile trip
,to BridgepOIt yester'day and timed
Barnum‘ s headquaiters.
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Harold W. Van Wagonen is in New.
York city today. and will attend the
Alumni dinnex of the. St. Pauls school,
‘Pawilug. N. Y.,
the Hotel Manhattan this evening.
Rev. John Sinpieton will begin his
pastorate of the South Norwaik Con-f
pcsatlonal thuIch tomorrow. The
topic morning sermon will be‘ Christ
centered Mr. Stupieton purposes
do have a popular service for Sunday:
evenings. The subject for tomorrow
evening is "The Great invitation."
—Smoke an Old Well Gibson. our
new we Cigar.
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Word received from Arthur 'I‘. Mur-
ray, factory sales manager of the Muck
Truck Company. of Allentown, Pr..
states that he leaves New Orleans for
San Antonio. Tex. today, having
.npent several days there on business.
He is on a. western mission of consid-
erable. importance for his firm and is
pectin; with success.
Tonight will be the regular monthly
meeting and“ election of officers In the
Trolleymen’s' Union. President F. W.
F. Andrews will be returned to office.
but there will be other minor changes.
Roast pig wilL be served during the
evening. The annual banquet of the
trolleymen comes on the next month.
1y meevting night and all are sntlciuet-
ing the event with pleasure.
-Lstest Style Caps. O'Brien.
Tomorrow will be the first anniver.‘
nary of the vested choir of Christ
Church and there will be special sins-
in'g. Ellis Howard and Harold Hall
will assist the choir and Mr. Howard
will sing the solo It is hoped that
there will be a large attendance of
members and friends, as it is probably
the rector's last Sunday before going
on his extended vacation. The service
une:u. '
it
PrIntIng
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\ THE stmo POETESS.
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(Dedicated to Fannie Crosby, now 92
years old.)
Shut .out from the sunshine,
The plants and the flowers,
And all that is brlugbt
in this land of otlrsw
Shut out from the mountains,
The rivers, the lakes,
She sees not the fountain
As sparkling It breaks.
Enshrouded in darkness,
Communlng alone.
Her songs full of gladness,
So sweet In their lone.
Her soul in all radiance,
O'erilowlng withilove,
liar thoughts full of fragrance
8th her from above;
Like Milton of. old,
So sightleas, so blind,
Yet in their affliction
So tender and kind.
Her hymns are immortal,
Like incense will rise.
When Faith spouse peril)
To her HomeJn the skies.
E. M J.
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Haw-u.
MR. MELLEN GETS ONE MORE
LITTLE RAILROAD.
President Mellen's big railroad aye:
Iem has added another road to its list.
The Old Colony railroad. which is a
New York. New Haven and Hartford
property. bps signified to the railroad
of all kinds promptly built. lento "
HONK l,
AGAINST SEAN-NIPPINO.
KINGDOM COME.
‘ WINTER ARE HIRE.
‘ YOUR
The New “Store
"94 Wall St.. Norwalk.
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Half Shell
so am. NATIVE men.
AND'ROUND cums.
TILEPHONI I“
IIAUTIEkEVElNY PAIN AND ’
EACH PAIR CARRIE. THE MAKER'S GUARANTEE
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IF THE BEANS RIP, A NEW PAIR FOR“ YOU WITHOUT '
A WORD. AND THE GLOVES ARE THE FIHST EX- i
AMPLEO'OF THE GLOVER'I ART YOU HAVE EVER .
SEEN. THEY PJT PERFECTLY AND WEAR TILL ,
ANY TANNAOE YOU PREFIR.
81.15. 81.50 and 82.00.
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THAT'S SOMETHING N0
EXACT SIZE IS HERE IN
Leave your orders for Oysters and
Little Neck Clams on the
LOBSTERS
NEW IEOFORD. SEA AND LONG ISLAND ESCALLOPI, WARRANT-
ALL KINDB 'OF FISH.
oversee. Lone
Chtbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FNII DILIVINY.
CHRISTMAS CARDS
Tags and Post Cards. We have a
”(ommissioners of Massachusetts that.
.lt has agreed to purchase the Ph
lmouth and \ilddleborough railroad
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which will sell Its properties and Iran-f
icmses for $62,000, or about $78.50 a‘
sham.
it is not a very big road but:
which will he held at as the saying goes "every little bit.
added to what you 've got makes a lit-é
'tle bit more. "
Public service corporations hme.
paid $1. 795. 840 in taxes to the sluts.
The express companies
404.82; the telephone companies. 3110.-
562.20; the telegraph companies. 86,-
608.25; the street railways, 3501.418.-
23; the New York, New Haven and
linrtfbrd _l_tailroad company. 81,076.-
251.79, and other railroads. $81,594.85.
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS.
Tonic in action. quick in results.
Will cure any case of kidney or blad-
der disorders not beyond the reach of
medicine. No need to saw more. The
Bridge Pharmacy and W. T. Wiglnore
CO. to
When the vacant property grows
ioo‘ expensive use a Sentinel Went
Adv. and sell it.
Thrift .
is so essential to happiness
In this world that the failure
to prune. it is. to me. in-
comprehensible. lt is such
an easy, simple thing. and it
means so much. it is the
foundation of success in husi~
nose. otcontentment in the
. home. «standing in the com-
munity—Fitness“ Sane.
savings with the
South Norwalk
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Booklets
Letters
Tags
Post Cards 6 fer 5c, 2 for Sc 8: So each
We are prenired to mm the demand for Christmas Gift Books.
Christmas Booklets, Christmas utters, Christmas Cards.
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Stickers,‘~‘
full and varied line to meet the
tastes of every one desiring Christmas Cards.
V 2c to 25c each"
Sc to 25c each
Sc and 10c doz.
--J. I.- MALLETTE-—-
88 Washington St. (Formerly Misses Dawson) Tel. 449
“TED" ROOSEVELT PROMOTED.
THOMPSONVILLE. Conn, Dec. 2.»—
Theodore Roosevelt, ir.. has been
made assistant manager of the Sec-
ramento office of the Hartford Carpet
corporation. a promotion which our-
ries with it a $250 annual Increase in
salary. Col. Roosevelt's son came to
Thompsonville three years ago to
learn the business. He started at the
bottom. scouring wool for H a week.
~ Young Roosevelt has been stationed
at the Pacific coast ofllce for the past
eighteen months.
HE SHOT AT A RABBIT. BUT HB
HIT SIX GIRLS. ,.
M'LOUTH, Kan, Dee. 2.—-—While
hunting rabbits on his farm yesterday
John Clcmm accidentally, shot six
young women who were standing on
the front porch of his home.
A rabbit ran around the house _and
, Clemm fired at it wtih a shotgun. l-ie
. missed the rabbit. but the shot struck
the women, all of whom v.- I) wound.
ed In the less.
‘RAILROAD GIVES 'osssns son
MANY TONS OF STEEL.
The New Haven road has given on-
sets as» 30,000 tons of side! for the
new bridge across Hell Gate, a part
. of thee onnectlng railroad scheme. and
It will soon order 80,000 tons more for
the approaches. This looks like‘buslo
ness.
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Masonroossorv CHARSES
SHUELT‘
Clara Jacobson. of u-rield. has
died a. suit for divorce in‘the superior
court unmet John. Jacobson. of the
same place aliasing that he has been
What is the
Use
of suffering all the tortures of tooth.
ache, when the cause of so much tron
hie can be easily removed by giving a
little care to the teeth and sensitive
nerve? it may be that a few treat-
ments and a filling is all that is neces.
sary. or perhaps a crown is needed.
but if conditions are such that the
tooth must be taken out, you will and
my method of painless extraction is en-
perior to all others.
Dr.” J. H. MALLERY
16 South Main St. South Norwnll
Hours: ii a. In. to 8 p. III. Bun-
OIYI D! “WORM”! WY.
THAMER
ocuusre AND OPTICIANS
. GOOD EYESIOHT .
is enioyed by It great many people
today because we know how to fit
their classes properly. ‘ We employ
experienced Oculists to examine
eyes and guarantee satisfaction.
87 Atlantic Squat-a. Stamford. Conn.
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confessions was to Java John J., the
brains of the dynamltlng conspiracy.
horn death?" '
’ ”No," he answered. "it was each
brother doing something for the other.
James B. pleaded guilty to the murder
- charge because it would be waived
against John J. The elder brother,
to the Llewellyn indictment, because
, the ultimatum was that he,‘too. must
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plead guilty to the conspiracy charge.
i if he had not. James u. might have
lost his life for the state wanted pleas
of guilty from both."
That the sentences will be a com-
promise. is generally admitted, and
that business men started the compro-
mise contract In generally accepted.
Just how for, however, the committee
of business men who gathered in the
McNamara affair were Influenced by
the Gospel and religious principles
which are supponed to have brought
about the entire surrender of the Mc-
‘Namarss assertions today varied from
. one extreme to the other. -
The hos Angeles Tribune features
the closing of the McNamara case as
having been brought about by the Gos-
pel of Christ.
The Lee Aussies Examiner announc-
ed that the McNamara defense crum-
bled as a result of the arrest of Burt
liiranklin. while the Les Aussies
“Times. the‘newapwer whose plant was
destroyed and tweniyone employees
killed. spread acrose Ila front page
that the McNamaras were forced to
confess through absolute proof, and
likewise dwells‘ at length on the the
ory that the l-‘ranklln affair was "too
much for the defense."
Still Claim a “Frame Up."
NEW volt-K. Dec 2.-Until they
had read the mom this morning, la-
bor leaders here were almost univerv
sully Inclined to discredit the news
that the McNamaras hadmado a con-
fession. Today. when they satisfied
themselves that the brothers had real-
ly admitted their guilt. someof them
declared the whole thing was a 'Trame
up" which they could not explain now.
but which would all be understood in
due time.
Last night. when the report of the
confession was lint read. labor men
here almost without exception de-
nounced It as ncanard. "A lie to in-
fluence the Lou Anseles' election."
was the favorite comment. Expres-
sions by these leaders today were
brief and generally to the effect that
union labor would not stand for such
xcrinnns as those confessed by the Mo
lemaras. The sentiment In favor of
Ilho McNamaras here was vividly
; shown last Labor Day. when an Amerl‘
{can flag. carried by the four corners
.ln the labor parade. held at the end
.of the march 8254. which had been
:thrown into II In small coins. Today
}.lt was announced that the. great mass
. i meeting called for the night of Desert}-
§ber II. to prooinlm the innocence of
i the tire brothers. had been abandoned.
l'f‘he McNamara defense association
ihas forwarded about 85,000 to boa Au-
lgsles.
1 President Campers of the American
,waa so agitated
,by the news that he paced the floor at
ithe Pennsylvania Railroad Station.
iwaving his arms and struggling for
words to express his astonishment and
lndlgnatlon. He left early this morn-
ing for Troy. N. Y.
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CAUSES OF DREAMS.
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«On. to an Increase of Sensation and
Circulation in Sleep.
Dreams are due to an increase of
sensation and circulation over that
which exists inuprofound sleep. Obser»
vatlons made upon patients with cran-
lal defects show that when we are
dreaming the brain ls greater in vol-
one than in deep sleep and less than
when awake. Thus this intermediate
volume of blood would indicate that
dreams are an intermediate stage be
tween unconsciousness and wakeful‘
nose, and their incdmplete and Irregu-
lar intelligence would indicate the
some thing. This increased circula~
tlon is usually due to sensory stimu-
lation affecting the vasomotor center
and causing a return of blood to the
bend, with resultant Increased con’
sciousness, says a writer ‘ln'Atlantic.
Contrary to popular belief. dreams in
themselves do not contribute to light
or broken sleep in which they are pres-
ent. Such a conditionds due to the
ever present stimulti. which, accord-
ing to their‘strength or the degree of
lrrltabllity of the cells, maintain even
in sleep a varying degree of conscious-
ness of which the dreams are merely a
Open Saturday Evenings
Paul MoNorney, of Cedar street, un-
derwent an operation at the Norton
moon -
manifestation. Therefore, the fatixu-
In; effect often also attributed to
dreams is not due to them. but due to
the lighter dance of sleep ‘and less
complete cell institution which they
n'ulilnfs stimulant:
A.F.Beckmann & Co.
Saturday, December I 2nd,? 1911.
Jones', Pillsbury's or Gold Medal Flour. ..bag, 8;8c bbl, $7.00
Maud S. Flour (new lot) .......... ..bag, 79c; bbl., 85.95
15 pounds Granulated Sugar ....... . .............. ...8r 00
been Smoked Shoulders, per pound .................. rage
Richardson & Robbina' Chicken Soup (reg. 25c can).
3 cans Pride of Hillsboro Com for .................... 25¢
3 cans Castle Haven Tomatoes (size No. 2). ..... . ...... 25c . ‘
Teas, per pound ........ .. .30. 35, 4o, scandooc ..
Coffees, per pound . . . . . .......... 28, 3o, 32, 35 and 40:)
Complete Stock Fine Wines and Liquors. Prices lower than
ever.
A. F. Beckmann as Company
83 I. I8 WAIHINOTON 81‘. Phone 440. SOUTH NORWALK
“...—Wm ..
Jackson’s Studio?
Newest Styles in Photographic ’ Art
MEZZOTINT PORTRAITS—Beautiful, Delicate. Perfect
WATER COLORS. THE RHINE PRINTS. ART GOODS
PICTURE FRAMING—Let us frame your pictures in the proper man-
ner. SOOCholoo Mouldings to Select From. New Patterns.
Sittings for Christmas , . ,5
53 Wall St..-‘-— Opposite Hotel ~Norwalk
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Is POUNDS GRANULATED suoaa ............................... .mio?
MIXED NUTS .. .............................. ...... 2 POUNQS 26c.~
Seeded Raisins. full size pkg. . OoiCranborrles. per quart ..... . . . . . .. ‘
Currants. pkg” ................ “10c 3 cans Pumpkin, for ; ............. 25c
Layer Raisins, package ........ 25c Dudley' a Pumpkin. 2 for .......... 25c
Citron. per lb. ............ . ..... 20¢ Apricots. per lb. ..... . ........... 20c
Lemon or Orange Peel, lb. . ...... 15c Prunes, 2 lbs. ................... .256
Dates, per package .............. iOc Evaporated Peaches, per lb. ..... 15c
Layer Fina. per lb. .............. 150 Butter, per lo. ................ “30o .
Nothood Raisins, 2 pkgs. ..... . 25oz cans Pears for . ................ 250 '7
Older. per gal. ................. 260 we Baker's Cocoa or Chocolate....19c ‘.
Oranges, per dox. ....... 25, 30, 35c 3 Grape Fruit for ...... ......Zbo‘ ‘
Sweet Potatoes. Hubbard and Marrow Squash, Home Celery, Paranlpa, Tue» 1?:
nine. Malag- Grapes.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 14:
T oyland will he. opens;
Saturday at l p. m
Bring the childreii in. There’ s
Dolls, Sleds, Wagons, Doll Carri-
ages, Books, Games, Mechanical
Toys, etc.
F. A. MITCHEL 1.13.123... :
Norwalk, Conn. J8 I # "
Holiday Geods
are Now on
Display .
Come Early for First Choice
The N. E. Ryan Co.
as Washington Street . , 9%
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