. In; for ducks on the river.
‘I‘rehearsal tonight inmthe church.
William Lynch has resumed
M day's with his parents
load of Long Island turnips which he
I‘- unloading at the present time
to.
Mrs. Edgar Lynch, Mrs. Wesley
Wood, Mrs. Edwin Themes, of .In-
' mulch, and Mus, Earl P. Themes were
”the guests on Saturday of Mrs. Louis
' :- Schmidt, in New Csnnan.
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George Moore spent Monday hunt~
The Baptist Church choir will hold
3 The musical branch of the Duricn
his Dramatic, Musical and Social Society
iInvites at Andover after spending a at the instigation of Colonel Robbins.’
l
Daniel Monreli has returned with it ton Heights tomorrow evening. The'
will give a complimentary concert to
the veterans of the Fitch Home Not-o
stringed orchestra. under tho direction
iot‘ Miss N. E Shriver and Miss Ash-
ton. which played so acceptably at UK
performance of "A Virginia Heroine.” a
few evenings ago. assisted by Miss
'i‘hel‘ess Hoyt and George Wishart
Smith, no soloists, will furnish tho mu
sic The society hopes to pile aetcral
elitist FilllALAIlll "
Loss of Appetite cl- Distress After Eat-
ing a Symptom That Should Not
In Dist-conduct.
Appetite is just a natural desire for
ford. Loss of appetite or stomach
distress after eating indicate indiges-
ion or dyspepsia. Over-eating is a.
habit very dangrr‘ollu to a person's
good general health.
It is not what you cut. but what
you digest and assimilate that does
you good Some of the strongest.
heaviest and healthiest persons are
moderate esters.
There is nothing that will cause
more trouble than n disordered atom»
och. and many people dully contract
serious maladies simply through dill-
regard or abuse of the stomach.
I We urge all in South Norwalk who
Nsuffer front any stomach derangement
indigestion or dyspepsia, whether
acute: or throulc to try in hell Tablets
A call for entries for the pool will ”mermnmem" ““7""! ”’9 WW“ ‘0' with the distinct understanding that
company and the Reliance llook unll
Ladder:- company, of the same‘ place,
has been posted in both houses.
The greater number of the alliter-
, men have hauled their boots out for
‘ the winter months. Among the boots
which have been hauled out within
“the past few days are John DeW'alf‘i'S'
sloop. Alfred Cmckctt'a sloop and
Charles Bowen's Edith Others will
be hauled out before the end of the
week.
While climbing the flag pole in the
1mm the Rowayton grammar
9331003, mYMgudoy. [Engels ,iobnson
fill shout twelve feet to the ground.
The story is that he was climbing the
pole with tho old of the flag rope
When the rope brokefletting Johnson
fall to tho ground. lie was not injur-
. 'ed. to any'grcat extent. but was well
Ihnken up.
Rowaylon line just reason to ho
proud of her young people. both in
the gramnmr school and high school.
in that among those who received
“’ziionorable mention for the essays
"written for tho Norwaik Chapter. 1).
NA. 3.. on the subject, "Ring, Ring for
'Lilnrty," three word from this place.
They'- were ‘Carlos F. Williams null
.‘ Ethel Jennings, of ”the high school. and
Hilario Louise Farquarhar, of the pub-
7330 school.
. ly given to the Rowai ton Library:
‘ N ' Presented by Mrs. C. Klein.
‘Whurston, C. K.
Max.
Henry. 0.
'Cabbagos and kings.
The Gentle Grui‘ter.
. N The Voice of the City.
. Hitchens. Robert
..The Prophet of Berkeley SNNqunro.
. Presented by Mrs. Charles Mitchell.
'Zfiinehalrt. M. R. ,.
The (Circular Staircase.
~ ‘. Presented by Dr, and Mrs. Hackloy..
Mitchell, S. Weir
The tiled City.
White, Stewart E.
‘ The Riverman.
Presented by Miss 'Hackley.
Loomis, 0313. ’
Just Rhymes.
Bleeping. Warnick
Bertrand of Brittany?
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Rudolph3»A.Lt)hr
ghetto 405
ROWAYTON, CONN.
Plumbing & Heating:
. INSTALLER or THE
F‘Belknapf’ System
OF HOT .WATER H EATING
moment between the ltowayton Hose the leterans.
....MWW
Hunting
Supplies
Guns, Ammunition, Traps, etc.
iSchiichting Bros. & Co.
i
Cor. Railroad Ave. A Main 8L. Damn
Select Groceries. Hay. Groin. ll'lonr
In Food. Hardware. Paints. Glass. out.
LROIMER mvasrlonrlsh
Sessions Relumed TOday by the Com-
mittee in Washington. D. C.
WASHINGTON, Doc. 6.~—-'l‘he Lori-
mer investigating committee resumed
its sessions today with the prospect
of hearing a long list of witnesses cull-
ed by the defense to disprove the Les-
timony of Charles A. While that tild-
ney anbrough was with blur in
Springfield. ill., on the night of May
24',‘ 1909.
Judge Elbrldgc linueoy. counsel for
Senator Lorimcr, had George E. (lines.
of Chicago, end his wife, Ellen Gloss,
ready to go on the stand, expecting to
prove by them that Yarbrough was at
their home In Chicago on the night
(but White has claimed he was in
The books listed below Were recent- Springfield.
E. J. Bell William Sturmer and Fred
Zeutnei. all of Chicago were waiting
to testify for the defense on the point
of anbrough's whereabouts. S. L.
Brown. on Illinois Central Railroad
conductor, was expected to testify that
arbrough rode from Chicago .to Spring-
field on White‘s passion May 25. 1909.
The day's testimony promised to re-
valve on the mysterious "coupon No.
28." from White's lliinols Central puss-
book, by which Judge ’llanecy aifpects
to discredit White’s testimony of what
happened at Springfield on the night
of Mny 24th. when a United States
Senator was being elected by the legis-
latute.
GUNNERS TO SHOOT.
Th Wlunlpauk Gun Club is planning
to hold a shoot on the grounds of the
club in Winnlpault on Saturday. If
the weather continues good sheets
will be held about every Saturday un-
til the other sports begin to bevpopii-
lsr with the coming of summer. The
Willinlpnuk Gun Club is now quite a
powerful organisation, having a. large
and enthusiastic membership, and
holding shoots whei‘e excellent scores
are recorded." Plans for a clubhouse
are under way.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
MahackemoN—R. W. Fraser, F. H.
Eric, R. G Waters. New York; J. C.
Hall, U, C. Losslle', C H. Waterman,
Most Modern and Economical Boston; J, Leahy. phiiaaeiphla; E. E.
gay-tom. Fuller, Toliand; J. A. Gouda,Y0nkers;
N H. 0. Goals, Hartford; F. W. Hartley.
N W N,ew Haven; L. R. Hurlbutt N S
ARR ESTED FOR CONSPIRACY.
OPORTO, Portugal Dec. 6‘.—-—Castello Woodbury; W. H. Weaver,
ranco. formerly minister to Chino Nileld; F. T. Chen, Brook
mils oi. hostility ivatt still iii oi: Newhi‘li‘ rilly imputed?
listenco; was arrested here today on s Bridgeport; I. C. Bsrnum, Dsnhul'y':
as of conspiracy walnut the re- J. M. Layton, . 0. Crew.
1in while he was on a visit in .Brit- city. N
Huributt, Wilton; Miss to. A. Kent,
Sphinx-
L. Mints,
BynGrspmtein,‘
F. A. {mltlh
Nod to you if you mount sslioiitui.
'3 course.
3 mitten. ‘
W0 will refund their money without
question or formnlity. if utter reasona-
lilc use‘of this medicine. they arc not
perfectly satisfied with the results. We
recommend thorn to our customers or-
Nery day, and have yet to hear of any
out- who has not been benefited by
them. We honestly believe lhom to
ho without oqunl They give very
pro opt-relief. uldlnlt to neutralize the.
gastit juices atrenllthon tho dint-lithe;g
organs to regulate the bowels. and;
. .“ 2-.
.J: i", l?
t ' ’, .
t \
llllillllllli l lllliliiilililiil iiilliili ll'ii'liiliiliif'.
ri-I’E nihilism PRICED FLOUR IN AMERICA
2743"” woarn ALL IT. cosrsj
One of the strangest things in
-_thc whole food problem is the
.great difference in quality a few
cents more can buy.
N There is he flour that costsa
little moresnd that little is most
important to quality.
Just One : Just One"
3. R OODNER. South Norwalk. Conn.
Distributor for
Shane Bros & Wilson Co Philadelphia.
is our motto. Our business is grow
ing steadily right'niong. which is
proof that we are gaining the conti-
deuca of the people. Are you among
the crowd? If not not in and be con-
winced.
DNUOOISTI .
I North Main IL. Io. Namath
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1
thus to promote perfect nutrition and
eradicate ull unhealthy symptoms.
i
We urge you to try n 25c box of;
lloxull Dycpopsin Tablets. which gives?
i‘i‘i liltrs' treauurut. Al the end of
l
lhltt time. your money will be return-3
in chronic cut-ion length
treatment varies. iF'oi' elicit Doses, we
0! A
of i
l
i
l
have two largo-r sizes. which sell for}
title null 31.00. llcmcmhor, you can
obtain 'ltoxsil Remedies in this com-
munity only tit our store-m’l‘he Homily
Store. The Clifford Pharmacy, Quitt-
uer 3': Guilty, Props.
I , Broad River ‘
it
Delbert. the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Ouilcll. is ill of bronchitis.
wtm.~.—~»-\
”A rehearsal was held last owning
at the home of Mrs. Frederick Fiddler
of the dialogue which is to be present-
ed in, the chattel some time offer
Christmas.
Mrs. Thomas Cattcrnll. of Blood
street. leaves on Saturday for Califor-
nia. where she will spend three months
with her daughter, Mrs. George Cm»
fut, formerly of South Norwalk. Mr.
Crofut is employed by the Adams Ear .
press Company in San Diego.
LARGEST KNIFE lN WORLD.
NEW BRITAIN. Doc 8.-~Ths lamest
knife in the world is being made by
diarry Mount. on employee in a local
factory. He has been working on it
3 during his spare time for a‘ year-gThe
handle in” inches long. The knife
will have 21 blade opening each way,
so that when both blades are open the
cutlery will be usiren feet long. It
will weigh 20 pounds.
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. HAVE. YOU 034.597
WASHINGTON, Dec.‘ 6.«-The per
caplto circulation of money in the Uni-
ted. States is 334. 69 according to a
statement issued by the Treasury De-
partment.
The total amount of money in cir-
culation Dec. 1 was 33.207. 582. 763: the
onset: of the United States Govern-
ment were 3345, 333; 923. This makes
the total stock of money in this coun-
try 83, 616,526, 676.
PLANS FOR AORlCULTURAL COL-
EEGE. ,
HARTFORD Dec. fir-The Nhuilding
committee of the Connecticut» Agricul-
tural College met today at the Gupitoi
to considerlpla‘ny'for anew building
to be erecttld at the college air a cost
of 3167.003. A number of plans were
examined and s decision may be
touched his nftérn’oil'u. Col. 0. M. Jar-
ills, of Berlin. is .N‘NcNhaiNanNian of the com-
l‘
Sample
Kitchen
Ranges
outv "r’wo LEFT if
A chance to buy a reliable
flotilla at a low down price.
Horace R. Nash
N. Main & worm
S.Norwltllt
LOVERs
' “The Place"
LABlES’
FOOTWEAR
CROSS. .. 33.00-33.50
PERFECTA ........$3so
COLLEGE GIRL. . .34.”
MEN’S
FOOTWEAR
HANAN “. .2.. 35.5036.»
RALSTON . . . . . . . .34..»
ELITE. $3.50; $4.00. 35-00
-WEBER BROS. ....33-50
SCHOOL
SHOES
Snoo to 83.00 N
.e‘
l
TWo=sr0ass
Norwalk . south-smut
HatelMahaCkemo
.1. RN. CONNOR. Milt.-
SERVICE ANDQUIIINI UP To DAT!
listing to pull on that: til-man
SUNDAY DINNERSNJSc leji. .
W. F. W-igmore 8t Cop
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LUNDQUlsT-BRUNDAGE.
HOMSty, Accuracy & Miss Leone Lundqulst, of 34 West
avenue. and liirlim llrundnlto. of
POHtOIICSS South Norwallt, were quietly married
in New York city on Tuesday. Noy-
omber 28. The party started for
Poughkoepuio on their honeymoon
tour and on their return will reside
in South Norwulk, .
SEVEN” Honours ;.
AND FIFTY
SteWart
COOK
STOVES
SOLD BY US
IN FIVE YEARS
THERE'SNA REAGON
ASK rile woman
woo owns ONE
A; J. ANGEVINE 8t
SON CO. '
184-1” WASHINGTON. OT.
J. M. Layton 8: Co.
' INC.
REAL ESTATE a INSURANCE
AGENTS
6 Railroad Ave.. 80. Not-walk.
Also Steamship Agents forQOId
Dominion Lino, Clyde Line. 8.-
vamuh [ins and Mallory Line,
TO ALL POINTS SOUTH
iv
Fenwick Opticltl Co.
EYE! EXAMINNED FREE
AND cusses GUARANTEED
Open Monday and Saturday evenings
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
South Nomllt .
nsvm humour)
» 7 Funeral Director doll Embulmer
. 19, North Main Street, BeigtlLNogwallt
Residence, 8 Washingtoh Btmt.
.Tslsphcnc at office, 386-2.
Telephone at house. 693
a
The Reed 8t Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only NFully Equipped
“ ILIGTRICAI. supp
, .; a his Town
OVERCOAT S
ALL THE FASHIONABLE COLORS
VELVET COLLARS. CLOTH COLLARSN,
CONVERTIBLES -
CHEAPER COATS AS WELL AS BETTER ONES,
Raglans, Ulsters, Regulars
Men’s Winter Apparel
1 Shoes
We are Featunng this Winter
.uw 5!,
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PRICE’S Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Phone No. 1185-2.
The Hatch & Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone. 46. 3 3
BEAVER
plaster nod wall-paper.
is gaining rapidly‘in popularity as n substitute for lnth and
It is susceptible of tin infinite variety
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits of a
wide scope for individual preforment and taste. We are agents
nod keep a large supply on hand.
BOARD
WAY
for wit to be warm In your new
a Heating System that will keep you
comfortable on the coldest day!
We‘ll study, the location of your
rooms, the facilities of the house and
tell you whether a Hot Air. Hot Water
or Steam System will satisfy you best.
The Jones & Hotchkiss
Company
Phone 742
The
Power Co.
DESIRES to
ANNOUNCE
3 that it will send around can-
vassers to obtain informa-
tion which will enable it to
compile a complete list of ev-
N cry house in the community,
‘ its occupants and its owner.
This. information is desired
in order that the company
' may plan a new business
campaign which will be mu-
tually beneficial to its con-
corners and itself.- The com—
pany reapectfully requests
' that the public give-the can-‘
vassers the desired inicrrr'la-t .
.tion and heed to .assure
them that .this is ,not an all-
house this winter is to have us install;
NORWALK. CONN.
HousatOnicN'
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
‘ cause of the disease and the art of ad-
gloating the same. Diseases are caused
fby a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause cf
this disease and pain. and health is
trestored through harmonizing the at:
incrie systems in your body.
Nervousness. Rheumatism, Paraly-
‘sls. Heart, Kidney and Female Dis-
eases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
u WASHINGTON 8T. So. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
v
WALL ,
PA PE 9R
E. E. Gotham "
Decorator.
10 First St.., East Norwsllt . '-
i3.-
Tclcphone FourFiveIWo
Daily Line to N. V
For FREIGHT Only ':
Freight Propellers leave Pier
28. E“: River. New York (foot
of Dover street). over! an (ex-
. cspt Sunday}. at 3 p m. Freight .
received at Norwslk up to 4 p.
m. and South Nomslk n: to 5: 30
* Norwailt Steamboatfiomrany
vertislng scheme and does ,5...
NNnoiNtN bind them to do any- 33
Armin-NJ. 'Qletit. c. c. Hewitt-n.
Lowl- Ni; «Worm Agent
Norwalk Chronicler