‘ When a committee of experts thoroughly test a b r
and award it first prize for its Purity and Heal! -
giving qualities you run no risk 111 always buyiri
that beer
PETER DOELGER
FIRST PRIZE BEE
sor'rtso
'Evpressy for me Home
is a beer that you are sure to like—it 15 mild, pure
and clean—has a soft, smooth, invigorating tast1.
V
1'va
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3‘, .5.
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1 . holding off until later 1111 purchoao
‘ their various gills. :.
1 tion and the, trolley cars of Norwalk
are now displaying c’drdo requesting
plug for success."
" large enough to demand the purclma.
' tlit'ill‘ night should ilnd a great 111111.11
plant to thé World.
110an D‘CLUSIVEL! In
Bottling Department. 401-”! East 55111 St.
Brewed and bottled 1n the cleanest and most sanitary
A little higher’ 111 price than ordinary beer—a great deal higher 111 quality
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MissF. E. Chats, M. M. \Iiller.
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ancestor. Mass.18. (‘. Barnum. Dam
ry: F. ,W. Rowley, W. S. Palmer,
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ln. Hartford; '1‘. Liaifiyle. Mnn~
ter; 1...“. Dayton. Cod“. Milly, C
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little worry.
Mrs. Elizabeth (101111011. 11 nurse.
nted oil.
11011st to all this testimony.
walk on husin1-ss.3
A. F. Bookmann 81 00.. Solo Agents. So. Norwl ik
‘ ‘ Mas. GORDON TEsTIFIEs‘ AGAIN.
’1‘ “—8111“
‘ rns.Thom11d H Booth. Boston; it. coastal attempts of the state to intro-
ll. duce evidence not directly connecttd
Thomas H.
’Ackman. 11. C. All in, A II, l)e1en1o.lSwopo, for whose alleged murder D1.
32 R. Ditmns. I. F Atticks. C. W. Phil- B Cl nrko liydo Is no“ on trial on 11
second time. is causing tho defense 11:1
to-
day resumed her story about how Ilr.
Iiyde injected what the 11111111 asserts
was pun into the arm of Margaret
Swope under the guise.- oi lelllhflr-
'1'1111‘11111111131. objected stron-
hiiss Sully medleui. of Flat street.
Westwport is spending the day In Nor
CHRISTMAS
Handkerchiefs
quantity and wish you to see
. them.
Thursday
Handkerchief Day
ADIE_8' HANDKERCHIEFS. .. .511 and 101:
kADlEs' HANDKERCHIEFS ........15c; 2for 25c
' IES' HANDKERCHIEFS, large variety. . . . ..... 25c
W have bought a Sample Line of HANDKERCHIEFS to sell at” .171:
e111 value 211:.
INITIAL HANDKERQHIEFS
.-._.1. 1-... .1...
‘Fancy Boxes at higher prices.
:There is no Other: article so ‘
“b in box " aceach lag twenty-five
~6|nbox ..... .........a. ....... ..... ...... 15cz2tor25c
Sin box. . ........... 25ceach, teen miles unhoir
a'rn'n‘n‘uh l a’ l I -,-:I I" I
,. defendant's testimony. Mr. Bernhelm's
’: our was on the
»- road and his chnl
. rclii hnd testifie
~ the Tyson c111- 111113 301115 twelve to ill-
o
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1 11111111111
Secretary oi Slate Rogers Does
Not Blame Him for Collision
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Secretary at Stile Mitthow H. Rog.
orn Tuesday ordered .theottiuorto to1
turn to John H. Tyson; of Riverside.
his automobile operator's
The boom-111 111111 11111111 in suspense pend
11111 the omoe‘s investigation of the
collision at Greenwich of 11 our but
longing to Henry .I. Bernhelm. 0Y-
Stumlord. nud 111111.111 by his chaufleur.
Georro Mack. with o'csr owned and
opcrnwd by Air. Tyson. The secretary
had the cash up 111111111 'l‘uoiidny after.
noon. in the Capitol, when witnesses
were examined by the oilioo examiner.
Elmer ll. Mnnabdry: Charles I31. inclw
wood. of Stamford. who uncured Into
Mr. T111011. and A. Storrs (71111111111111, 1’
ilnrtiord. for Mr.llert1heim..\ir, (inniph
bell is retained by Mr. Beruholm (01‘,
the recovery of nooldont damn 21111.
Mr. ileruhelm, us well as his chuuiiuur.
having brought 11 11'“ suit against hire
'l‘l'son. '
Witnesses who
testified were Stain
Policeman Frank Virelii. Albert Ill.
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and Mr. Muck. (l. A. Dunn. of Green-
wich. principal ot‘a school, was called.
but he had not loan the collision ”or
the oars before 111' after. and he was
excused. It was '11 difficult matter 19'
produco testimony beyond that given
by Mr. Tyson. .\i1'. Blenheim and Mn.
Mack. all oi whom were interested
persons. There were apparently no
other witnesses of the collision. Mr.
Knapp saw the pars rushing toward
the intersection of highways. and im-
mediately alter ihey'osnie 'torcthor.
but the. collision,
was shifting his
the Hub Change. in which howna 131111
played. Mr. Imliwmd ended 11111111:
or the 111w.»
up the infractions .
making his finding;
Mr. Rogers, 1113
said that it wgs based largely on the
wrong side of the
illeur was negligent.
at at Inuit Mr. Vl-
tbnt he served a
subpoena on Nathan R Goltra by read
ing the service. i r Goltra at the last
of the previous onrings denied that
he had been not tied to appear. Mr.
Knapp said the ernheim con- wss no1
Files an hour, while
Mr. Tyson was 11
It was“ the trout
of the Bornheim or and the left'slde
of the Tyson cu‘ that was damaged;
the Bernhe‘im cat was
of 11 road titty 1'01
that Muck thou
to his left "
evidence of neglb
oi' Mack. ‘
~—i
happened when he?
outlook from within
tense. in a long alignment. thatsummed‘
.4'1
1ne1cl1auts and cloths are most chili:
V. of ii.
‘ cons, which are pinned
liconso. 1
Mr. Lockwood ' 11 his argument said 1 A
the left side .,
.. , 1 1113 1111 113.111.1111.!
.. was prime. facie
- gentle on the par
It business Booths dull, try ”advert“- "
While it is all the some to the shop
pore. It is not to the storelteepors and
the overworked holiday clerks. when
one makes his .Cllrlltmll purchases.l
Norwnilo merchant; tenor that inter ill
for a slight alteration 11111 the tuition
IIty OI the ohopper’s m ”Dammit
Much has been said linen the ones
the early shopping. 5 The cards are
plm from the merchants and their
employees which should not be over
looked. ,
Shopping early will be both hem-
flcial to you and to the merchant. At
present his goods are in first-class
condition. the best articles being still
In stock. The variety is greater than
it. will be two weeks from now and 111'
erything sensible points to early shop
The larger cities are the plums
where. the congestion on the week he
tore Christmas in the various stores is
felt the most. but Norwalk is surer
tux hdiore the great rush. Shortly the.
stores will be open evenings and each
shoppers
Shoppers report that at present the
inn and polite. .
Think ltovor. Every one is thinking
This hél p11 (or a few comply and
shop onriy. Therefore the more
thought upon the subject the more
early shoppers. '
ro CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
take Laxative Bram Quiilne Tablets
Drugxiuts refund money it it tails to
cure. 111w. Groves signature is on
each box 26o.
#MwWWwW~m
Street Commissioner Edward .I. D111
iy. 11t‘llorwull1.~laahnving tho 1111111111111
about the
strut at interminagliven 11 good coal
of point. This will provent their rust
in; iitiring the winter months.
. . 111111 11111111‘
Heartburn, hoop Dyspepsia and
Other Stomach Minty Ended
With a Little 11111111111111
TH" Will“ you Just ate is nearing all“?
your stomach or lies like 11 lump of
lead, refusing to digest, or you 1.1.111
Gas and Eiuotote HOlII' uudigesiel
iopd. 'or blue 11 tooling oi Dizziness *
Heartburn, Fullness, Nausea. Bad taste
in. mouth and stomach headache—this
is Indigestion.
A tall case of Pope's Diapepsin costs
only 1’10 cents and will thoroughly cum
\‘Olll' outoi-mdot 51011111111, and leave
andiclont about the house in case some
one also in the family may suitor from
otomtu h trouble or Indigention.
Ask your phalnuuini to show you
the formula plainly mitten on these
fit] cont cases. then pun ulll undm
stand why Dyspepsia trouble at all
kinds must go and why Diupepsiu
always 1elloves sour. out-otordor stom-
achs or Indigestionlin ' tire" minutes. '
Diapepsin is harmless and tastes like
candy. though each duds contains
power auiiloiont to digest and prepare
for assimilation into the blood all the
land you out; besides. it makes you go
to the table with a healthy appetite:
but. what will please you most. is that
you will feel that your stomach and
intestines aro clean and fresh, and you
will not need to resort to laxatives 01'
liver pills for iilllousness or Constipa
lion. _
This ('in will have luau-1' 1.111111111511111
cranks. as some people will {all them.
but you will be cranky about this
splendid stomach preparation. ion, 11'
you ever try a little for indigestion or
Gastritis or any.‘ other Stomach
misery
(lot 1111qu Pope‘s Ilinueuoiu now,
this minute. and forever rid yourself
of Stomach Trouble and lmllaestion;
Advertise your wants in The Sentinel
World‘s Greatest Equine Review.
SIGNOR DEL AFRANCO‘S
MINIATURE'CIRCUS. Corn-
prising a Herd oi Paradoxical
Monkeys. Semi-Human Bo-
boons and Thoroughbred Shet—
land Ponies, giving a perform-
ance that is wonderfully amus~
ing and interesting. By all
means, bring the children to
Hoyt‘s this week. They will be
delightful beyond words. Spe-
, cial Extraordinary Feature.
.. .WM. _... m
The Bright Spots of Lew Fields‘
“Henpecks"-»GEO. PALMER
MOORE 81 FLORENCE EL-
LIOTT & (20.. presenting their
elegantly mounted Comedy,
“The Other Fellow.“
1...“... .._.._...-.~..
The Act Beautiful—PREMFER
TRIO—Artistic SyncOpists oi
Song. in Catchy Songs, Musical
Selections and Brilliant Wit.
Dancing Diversifiers Extraordi.
Corned Surprises.
nary—1 ERNARD & BLAND
—-Songs, Dances and Patter
Specialties. _
w... MWWV’" arm- n -
A 'Long, Loud. Lingering Laugh
--THE OZABS~ Grotesque
Juggling Eccentricities and
_.. —..——._........
.MOTION PICTURES that pleas
Motion Pictures That Please.
Phone 1648 , .
ALHAMBRA THEATRE, 1 Stamford
LEWI81J. CODY STOCK co.
Week Dec. 4—‘fUndor‘aouthern Bidet"
The winner at the voting contest
Next wok-«Arnold Dely'o Grantee!
Success, "Regeneration" 1
Stones Mounted ' Hi1
1 in; in. The gontn
'11 my
Matinee: Wednesday 11. Saturday. 2: 33
. ' A Million Dollar Stoolt—The Finest Quality
_ Diamonds, Pearls, Emeralds. 5
Diamond and Pearl Neoldaces and all precious"
Aunsnunms
HOYT‘S THEATER.
Au' entirely new lull opened at
Ilol’t's Thenlerlhls afternoon. It I11
one of 11111191111131 excellence in the
novelty lino. A'i‘ho headline {nature is
Sianor [11.11 Franro‘u miniature circus.
comprising 11 herd of paradoxical n1on~
keys. samlhnmnn baboons and then
unuhbredShetlnnnd ponies. They give
11 performance that, is wonderfully
amusing and interesting. George l’ai
mor Moore and Florence Elliott 81
Company presented their elegantly
mounted comedy. "The Other Follow."
The Premier Trio has 11 beautiful not,
with catchy 110111.111. musical selections
111111 111111111111 wit. Bernard and 11111111
appear in dancing, song and [patter
specialties. The 011111.13 grotesque jug
glint: uueoiitrioitlcs and comedy sur-
prison. with the tide motion pictures.
completed“) entertainment that has
hon seldom surpassed here. I
W
....-. . ~~-_
cunso 1111 His owu HOME 'rowu.
NORWICH. CONN. Louis Frazier.
4 Market St, tells the way for his lei—
Iow 10111111111111 to be cured of kidney
and bladder ailments as be himselt
was cured. “l have been 11111.1th to
hacksches due to kidney trouble for a
long time.
Pills I began taking them. 111111 they
gave the relief at? once. i can reconr
mend them to anyone. both as a great
cum and o_ sure preventative oi l1id~
ney trouble.“ Thedlridge Pharmacy
and W. T. Wigmoro Co. "
._ Wwfi...
NICARAGUAN REVOLUTIONARY
CONSPIRACY.
SAN JUAN. Del Sur. Nicaragua. Dec.
‘l.~—A revolutionary conspiracy has
been discovered luvsavernl depart-
ments. Strict p1 1cnutious have been
taken A nambb' 111111111111: have been
made. .-
.... W .01.:
,Most Modern Styles
Hearing of Foley Kidney ‘
‘ ‘ 1m.
“ ‘sje‘nt as they wiir 1111 119111 at the 111111 i
0112 B. ill. illtttit (Humming
Established 135?. ‘ 71..
11.1. J
1. .. .
Fancy Cottonwood Silk Novelties
/. for the Holidays
Fancy Ptinted Argentines, white grounds \1itl1 iinrnl
designs. for gowns. aprons, kiuuuuis, fancy sachets and
other dainty attractive work.
Double Bordcred Argentines, 11.11111 inflicting suitable
for >car1osa1ul kimoum.
Silk and Cotton Marquisettcs in plain shades.
Rim: 1 11
(ii‘hy
Light liiuc
Lnius‘
C11:_1111p;1g11e
llrmvu
Rest-1111
\‘ollnw
lllnck , -
\‘1':1.~l1 Howls SiK‘llilII.
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Special at
391: a yard
\
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Special in Plaid Blankets
Assorted Colors 111111 in 1'1'1'1' l1111'1111‘111i111111 ,111ixi11resfi
Fifty pairs only for the Clirimnas trade,
$3.98
Make iiii‘c gift-s5."
Santa Claus Lamps, attractive l‘nlile
l'nr ('iit'istiuua
decorations. 25c. 1. '
Dennison Section.
Holiday Handkerchiefs I .
$5.15 in order to make 1111er 11111111 and that rusluuu'rs 111.11'
lic'lt'ss 1'r1'111'1l1'1‘l.il11' Handkerchiefs have been moved 111
”11' soriiuu next tl11' Silk Sergiou. until Christmas. Here
there IS..’.IIII})IC 11111111 for selection. nail an excellent light.
For Women—'-
II‘iQIIISlIlt‘IICiI with oinbroiiierml corners. ’
llcumiiclml \1iil1 1'111l1r11i1l1'1'1'1l runners.
Scalloped. 1-111l1roiil1r1'1'1i 11ml lilt‘t"'l.i‘ll'lllllt‘tI.
Prices from 13c to $3.50.
Hand made l‘iaukcrcliicis of great bounty—«Madeira
Armenian. French. .
For Men——
Hemslitchctl. nil linen liautlkerri1it'l‘s.‘13c to $1.00.
Initials. all linen. x3. 25 and 50c.
Silk ilmulkerclti‘cfs. '
For Children—
(‘ulurml llonlcrs. 5. IO and 13c.
H. S. 11111111111111.1111. 13 and 25c.
Late trimmed 251: to $1.50;
lutlinls in lane». 251:. . _
liaii'liold .-\1'. entrance.
Visitors in the Gift Room receive the ‘Farmers’ Al-
manac for 1912.
Uipt B. till. 1112111 anmptmy
r—
should be molded as the urth i111: wil
be forfeited 11.1 soon as tiny are dis
BABE III HAILIIIS WILL
i 0\ ‘t‘A '1
oBV|‘TE“EA“TBu“N'Nss ' L Aelltletlers addressed $01911 to Santa
With the upplonih ”f {‘ilrislyn1g1(ml|8 “llll postage lull} paid. will be» .
when the mails bf Uncle Sam will be turned over to charitable organ-12.1
A l ‘
taxed to their capacity with 11r1qen3 Klaus this yew-3111151911.} fling: ”FL:
for loved ones all over the United; ‘.'1 ad Lettero 191111111 p. 1..
States. and also in foreign. countries ml sin: the individuals or organ in-
tho “3““) precaution should be taken lions ”militia; them 11 chain 9 to make
b1,” ‘hoso sending such gins so thut some rhild's hrurt 111111111 if mg). are
file)“ may be sure that they will M,1dee1ued womn,
' t . to or destination. l “‘“‘ -~-'
rho safe: :1: bird 23.31.33 , 'Powoaa PUFF AND ROUGE EN?
‘ a se ' ‘ 0011550.
In the my place postage should b6 NEW YORK. Dec. 7."~IIIIIOI‘SPIII(‘Ill
329:3: 3: giltilghigfliZflifht‘ig? 1:21; of mllfldy‘s Powder put! and rouge not.
has some from an unexpected source.
also that fisutlicient postage Is on the The‘New York Mediénl Journal. the
articles seat so as to avoid the neces~
most staid professional per‘idocal or
sity of having the postman collect
the physiolnus in the East, says:
extra postage at thettme of delivery. ‘ '
' . , "The use of face creams and make-
The “Me" in Gray 7. a" busy enough bus is universal,1snd the moral aspect
at that tlmemwithoui giving them any
of the question is becOmIng settled.-
additional trouble. ‘ r Our women now fearlessly 11nd scien-
The address should always be wrlt~ 'tilflcally handle the complexion brush,
‘9“ 1““le 0" every package and the the {are cream and the powder putt
111111111111 'oi the sender should be uth is the lane a, .1 11011111131 avorm
written also, so that the article will
an of sixty years faded and wrinkled,
“Oi I)" 50‘“ t0 the Dead me' 0mm while the face of 11 city woman of, the
‘if the destination should he in anyi same age frequentlv is smooth and
d3." obliterated. 1“ ”"3 matter of beautiful? On account of protection
91“qu Christmas stamps 0“ any against the elements. The city woman
other variety. care should be taken has been using her cream and powder
that thex- are not placed near the reg" for forty years and has yet to expen-
uiar postage and they should go pro-J lence any (181913110113 afiecm
i‘erabiy upon the. hack of all aTllLHIGS l “Theldea‘ that the races of actresses
as many foreign countries refuse 1039,“; old locking of! thestng is pure "1 1
handle mail Hill)“ which are l‘lflcedlsuperstitlon. Many nri actress court-
stamps other than the regular pos1ed of our fathers hag a complwion ,1
‘ 1 the envy, of? our daughters. Any cream
Poet Cards 811er .‘1hnt will give rise .to no burning 01‘ l!" '
Cards bearing tinsel glass 0” filllfrrltntion need not bereaved on scoo'nnt ;
other hard substance should not be or am invisible or lnnppreciahie 119111;. 3
ages. These are things the physician ' '
ills (mice on account of the dankel'1shouid know and not be afraid
-. to the hands of the clerks handling1' any "
1
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The Sentinel want columns are read _« "
them: The placing or gifts in news-1
» spare and sending therh tor a lower
would naturally 111111111131 thousands.
Norwalk Chronicler