. l5“ fluid,
‘WYETH
sAGE“
HA I FtREME DY
,. Grew a Full Growth 01 Hair on a Bald Head
Gaza and Sulphur. The iirat
seemed to do some good
On
mm" " swarms escort.
“ B'u‘ru or New foal}...
Ceu entity at Mon: so
neat ON true.
NW
Here ’s‘the Proof
For two or three years my hair had been
tailing out. and getting quite thin, until the
top or my mad was optireiy bold. About
four months ago I commenced using
hot".
and i kept using
It regularly, until new 1 have used tour bot.
ties. 'ihe whole top of my head is now
fairly covered with hair and it keeps com-
ing in thicker. l‘shali keep on using it a
while longer. as 1 notice a constant in.
Rochester. No to
Stephen iwiacou being duly sworn, II”
that he has read the statement above an-
nexed and that the cont-nu at said state-
, STEPHEN moon.
4 ‘am to baton no this am day oi Jury. mi.
3 war w. "ALI.
mus.
All}
The birthright 0! every man. woman and child—a tull.
healthy head 0! hair. It your
steps hair tailing in one week.
a month.
hair salt and glossy.
dandruii. or it It Is iaded or turning gray. It la diseased
and should be looked alter without delay.
WYE'I'H'S SAGE AND SULPHUR HAIR REMEDY. atrue
Hair Tonic and Restorer. removes dandruil In a low days,
Wyeth‘s Sage and Sulphur does not soil the skin nor
' injure the hair: but it is an ideal hair dressing that will re-
store laden! and gray hair to natural color and keep the
500. and $1. 00 a Bottle-At all Dmggists
Dr Sam DIroot. Express Prepaid. Upon Receipt 06 Price
Wyeth Chemical Company.
Eon sALE Alto nEooiilAEiqun in nu srutsou rouELL convolution
SULPHUR
hair Is will“. I! It II lull 0|.
and starts a new growm In
"conundrum .
Nutter: Omar. ‘
The usual prayer meetings will ho'
held this evening In the two churches.
William Pinkney has gone. to Flush-‘
f .. his, Long Island, on a duck huntlngex-
“i pediuon.
Contractors are getting ready to be.
4 - sin building operations at liutlor‘s Is.-
5 land, and It will shortly be a very busy
,, ._.Oharles, Klein‘s automobile. which
“the wrecked In New Rochelle so :nc
2‘ time ago, has been rebuilt, and has
1been returned to the owner at Shitlcy
Senor.
The supper that was given at the
”Ilethodist Episcopal Church last even.
log by the men of the church proved
. ‘ . to be a most successful and enjoyable
‘ There were about thirty-live a;
Hittendance and every one of those
voted, that Jesse Jarvis, the caterer.
was A1 in every particular. The food
. ’mnunusualiy well cooked and ihe'ho
'.~~.1ectlon made with a care and nicely
which reflected the good judgment and
' ability of tho caterer and served to
tit the men in the best of humor. At
Rho conclusion of the meal addresses
.2‘ were made by Rev. William H. Them
14 as. Rev; John Flint, of New York city,
”,IPauI D. Moody, of 'I‘okonelw, and Rev.
Mr. Mcllormott, pastor of the church.
Then followed a delightful social hour.j
‘4 Not a little credit is due to the som/
I ‘ mitten in charge which wasmado up
', of Oscar S. Mills, H. S. Bryan and
Eugene Cushman
m- MW“.
5:5Rudoiph A. Lohr
Phone 405
ROWAYTON, CONN.
. Plumbing &“Heating
INSTALLER OF THE
“Belknap” System
OF HOT WATER HEATING
Most Modern and EconOmIcai
- System. '
BIG FIRE IN BOONTON.
‘ BOON'I‘ON, N. J., Dec. 7.—Nine
1" stares and two hotels on Main street.
in the heart of the business district,
were burn-ed today; less about $80, 000.
The Ciy Hall was blackened by smoke
and many windows broken. Several
volunteer firemen received slight
-s, but nobody was badly hurt.
M...—
.. ‘ OAR'ROLL BRYCE DEAD.
YORK, Dec. 7.—-—Carroll Bryce,
F r of General Lloyd Bryce, Unl-
ifltes Minister to the lilotherlauds,l
" ,0 dress this morning at his home
‘ "several years Mr. Bryce has been
our health. He was to youth old.
flier husband and three children.
.i’uncral service will be held this at-
'ternoon and the luteruleut will be in
. . AND
NOROTON
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Galliin and
family have departed for New York.
Mr. and Mrs; Lyul'ord MI Dickson
have gone to New York for the wilr
her.
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Mra.‘ Clarence Clock will entertain
the members at tho Ladios’ Missionary
Sorioty of the Coast'cuatlonal church
at her home this afternoon
y... «a...
The iiudlos' Aid Society of the Coir
‘gregational Church gave a supper. so-
cial and auction party in the church
lecture room last evening. Mrs. AI
lrcd large was in charge.
“I-loaris and Diamonds" is the title
of a three act comedy to be given by
young folks of Noroton Heights in‘ihe
fire department hail before Christmas.
The first rehearsal will be held on h‘rl’
day evening.
Miss Finger spoke in the Congre-
gational Church last night on the work
(of the Congregational Church Bulld-
ing society. This is a society which
helps in the building of Congregation
al churches and parsonages through
out the coutry.
Mrs. John Albin died Tuesday. l.\
the West Norwallr district or Darlen,
alter a long illness of cancer. She was
33 years old and she ls'swrvlved by
The
Mother's cemetery, Darlen.
Benjamin ll. Russell, of Hartford, is
dead at the Soldiers‘ I-ioma. lie passed
away Friday. Mr, Russell was 72
years old. He- served in the Civil War
In Company F, Sixteenth Connecticut
Volunteers: He had been at the Home
23 years. and had been In ill health
a lotig time. Henri. disease was the
. cause of death. He leaves a widow in
New York and asistor at Hartford. "A
funeral service will ’be held at the
Home. chapel today at 2 p. m; Rev.
Georgo'B. Smith oillclati‘ng. The in.-
terment will be iii‘Sprlng Grove, come-
tery.
Simeon S Knapp, of Derby, died at
the Soldiers’ Home, Noroton Heights,
Tuesday night. He was 91 years old.
auo he has been In'tbe Home since
1904. He had been in delicate health
a number or years. MIT. Knapp uns-
Hunting
4 ms. 81 Co.
" Much
l
worod President Lincoln s first calI for;l
volunteers, serving a three months“
, is our motto.
enlistment.
another term.
Ion, Herbert G. Knapp, oi Trumbull,
and a daughter, Mrs. Ellen Ellwood.
of Derby.
cemetery.
How much better it would have been
been if Charles Id. Williamson had new.
or attacked socialism. Two weeks alto
iimro was no socialism In his town.:
A
new it is the talk of the village.
preach or the thonliiiiatrparty was or-
ganized the other night at, the meet;
inn of citizens to protest against Mi‘.i
Williamson‘s ruma‘rks, Now the in-
cai branch announces that .\l r. Robert
Hunter will spcalt In the Darion towni
3.
o'clock. on The Meaning of Socialism.
are oil-‘3
Mi“. Wil‘f
‘iizunson would have done well not to:
have interlemd with Hunter in “ridge-5
the Darlen‘
nimrod hunt at. will in that presewe.=
rather than to have stirred him up toj
Hunter had a head; _
in?
Bridgeport from it)? two years ago to‘
bail, Monday. December ilth, at
’I‘hoeo opposed to socialism
poclaliy invited to attend.
port. He had better lct.
activity at home.
in increasing the Socialist vote
3,600 this year. it he can do any-
thing like that proportion in his home
town, he might be u very troublesome
opponent in local uftalrs. it was the
cidedly indiscrote of Air. Williamson
to knock the (thin air unless he intend.
cd to scrap.
’ A socmmsr.
--F'eel languid, weak, nut—down?
Headache? Stomach "oif"'.'-dust a
plain case at lazy liver. Burdock
Blood Bitters tones liver and stomach,
promotes digestion. purities the blood.
' “HE WAS JENLOUS."
New Haven Man Thus Explained Ar
Inuit, With Razor, on Wife.
NEW HAVEN. Dec. 7.-Jnmes
Monohan, the railroad lineman who
cut his wiles throat and then his own
with \a razor at their home in this
city on Thanksgiving day, was ar-
raigned in the police court yesterday
and, pleading guilty to the charge of
assault with intent to kill, was bound
over to the superior courtJor trial.
When asked by the court why he
had cut his wife‘s throat, he replied.
"I was jealous."
l Mrs. Mouahaa had recovered sum-
clently to loaverthe hospital and go to
the police station. She did not. so into
the court room. but remained in the
police ma‘tron's room
husband was on trial she continually
repeated: "Will they put him In jail?
He didn' i; mean It; i know he didn't."
She asked whether it she went into
the court room, would anything she -
might say Influence the court to al
[low him to 30,- but on being told It
Would not she sighed. and walked
down to the lockup. where she talked
' to her husband. kissing him as she
1, Fat. v RIDNEY PILLS. .
Tonic in‘ cities. quick in results.
Will cure on case of kidney or use
der disorder not beytmd the teach of
medicine. or need to saw more. The
Then he enlisted in Cour , ,
pony Ii, Sixth Connecticut, and servedf
Ila ht survived by u‘
A funeral service will be?
held for Mr. {Knapp m the Home hos”
pital today at. 2 p. to. RM. George B,
Smith. of Dorian. will conduct it. The‘
interment will be in Spring Grove
While her .
" SERVicl sub
" “” TW’WDI“*,DROWN
Mm
era. Enjoying xii-cation,
"5 army rough Thin loo.
OLD MYS IC Ipee. 7.4:... hrs:
druwniuga pi e Rhianna season (it:
curred herey brday when George
Wollyp. niney years old. and Gordon
Cushion. seven years old, broke
through the loo and sank before help
could reach them.
a companion, nearly lost his life in
stiernptlnaru rescue. The boys were
enjoying a holiday. school being
closed because of a teachers' conven.
tion in Btunington. Tile'bodles were
recovered. .
Mystic Youn
5' VETERAN NUNS WILL CELE-
BRA?! THEIR GOLDEN JUBILEE
AT HARTFORD. 4
Two of the oldest members or the
religious order of thets'iater of Mercy
In‘thia diocese are to celebrate their
golden Jubilee this. week. One 01‘
these, Mother Rose, is the aunt, of Dr.
Stephen J. Mahr, of New Haven. She
was formerly stationed at St. Franc-hr
Orphan Asylum, at St. Francis' cou'
vent In Fair Haven. and also at the
Sacred Heart convention In the Elm
City. Mother Xavier is the other nun
who has-labored in the sisterhood for
to yours.
celebration will be held.
Hodeéty, Accuracy 8:
Politeness
Our business Is grow-
ing steadily right along. which is
proof that we are gaining the conii
deuce oi the people. Are you among
the crowd? If not get in and be con-
‘vinced.
,W. F. Wigmore 8: Co.
DRUGGICTI
Io. Nomitt
,4
I North HIM Ila
Wt
Sample.
Kitchen
Ranges
ONLY 'rwo LEFT
A chance to buy a reliable
Range at a low down price.
Horses R. Nash
N. Mamawtnm
_ S.Norwallt
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LovERs
“The Place"
LADIES’ ~
‘ FOOTWEAR
CROSS ........$3.oo-$3.50
PERFECTA ........$3 50
COLLEGE GIRL. 34.00
MEN’S
FOOTWEAR
HANAN .. . . . .$5.5o-$6.oo
RALSTON . . . ‘. . . . . .$4.oo
ELITE. $3.50, $4.00. $5.00
WEBER BROS. .. . .$3.50
SCHOOL
suoss
$1.00 to $3.00
,, "fl-—"
TWO Stones
Norwalk South Norwsiit
Hotel Mahackemo
.I. R. CONNOR Mgr.
if: ..
IOINI OP T0 DATI
an
«Arts to with;
spoon plasmas 75c
4 .
Banquets a Specialty
TIL. OALL VIII
Iiorace Williams, ,
The two nuns are In con—5
. vents in Harlord others the jubilee
' Ill North Main strut. sooth Norwaiit
9 Ana urwano
I FIIII IIFFEII
Vow Money Book it You’ re Not 84th--
fled. o.
We pay for all the medicine used
duting the tri'al, If our remedy fails to;
completely relieve you of cousiipetion." 1
We talte all the lltik. You are not. null. i
gated to us in' any way whatever. it
you accept out oftm. 'i‘ hat 5 a mighty i
broad utatcment but are tnonn everys.
umd or it Could anything be more
fair for you. " 4
, A most scientific. commotrsehso
treatment is licilall ()rderilea, which
are eaten like candy. .’:I.‘holr (figure
principle is a recent scientific scov.
dry that Is odorless, (piotlnsa and
tasteless; \ory pronounced yet gen-
tle and pleasant In action, and pprtlt u
Iariy agreeable In (“My way. They
do not cause diarrhoea: nausea, ilatu
louse, grlping or any inconVenlence
whatever. Rexull Ordoriies are par-
ticularly good for children, aged and!
delicate persons
it you suffer from chronic conhabit-l
ual constipation. or the asaoclbte or;
dependent chronic ailnmuts, we urge‘
you to try Rexali ()rderllos at our risk.
Remember, you can not them inSouth
Norwaik only at our store. Twelvei
tablets. 10 cents; 36 tablets, 25 cents:
80 tablets. hit routs. Sold only at our
store ~~~~~ The Iiexali Store. The Clifford
Pharmacy, Quittncr & Guilty. Props.
”.WWRW..... .. , ,
HIGHEST WIDOW IN NEW BRITAIN
LEAVES ESTATE OF $1,450,000.
NEW BRITAIN, D96. 7.-~—'l‘his city's,
richest widow, Mrs. Joseph iiiue.‘
died, today. She loft an estate valued "
Ill, $1,150,000.
“mm. ....r
Appropriate Gifts
Ibrhhm '5;
Useful articles, such as they 'buy for thems’élves.
NECKTIES. 50c and up Each Tie in handsome holi-
day box. “"
HALF HOSE, all weights, Cotton, Wool, Silk, 150, 25c,
Guaranteed Socks and the famous Interwovens
BATH ROBES, $4.00. $5.00, $6.00.
UMBRELLAS, Sr. 00 to $5. 00.
GLOVES of every description Work Gloves and Dress
Gloves, lined and unlined, 50c up.
BRADLEY MUFFLERS. HATS AND CAPS. CHE-
NEY SILK NECKWEAR. .BAGS AND .SUIT CASES.
SHOES.
Our stock' is new and complete. Early shoppers have the
variety.
4
sec.
.4
PRICE’S Clothing' Store
98 Washington Street
Phone No.“ 11852.
Mm
Advertise your wants in‘ The Seutineli
SEVEN HUNDRED
AND FIFTY 7
Stewart
COOK
STOVES
GOLD BV US
IN FIVE YEARS
THERE'S A REASON
ASK THE WOMAN
WHO OWNS ONE
A. J. ANGEVINE 8t
SON CO.
tum was-«moron or.
J. M. Layton & Co.
INC.
.W
R
(‘0
REAL ESTATE cl. INSURANCE
AoENTs
5 Railroad Ave., 80. Norwaik.
Also Steamship Agents for Old 0’
Dominion Lino, Clyde Line, Sa-
vannah Line and Mallory Line,
TO ALL POINTS SOUTH
m- ”W...— L... .0.
house this winter is to have us instaili
rooms, the. tacilities 0f the house .md
tell you whether a. Hot Air, Hot Water
The Jones 8; Hotchkiss
Phone 742
The Hatch & Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone. 46.
BEAVER BOARD
is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute «for lath and
plaster and wall-paper. it is susceptible of an Infinite variety
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits of a
wide scope for individual preterment and taste. we are agents
and keep a large supply on bond.
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
, lusting the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
.back. Even if done in childhood it
gcreates pinched nerves and pain in
later lilo in the diilerent organs :1: d
l.limbs
AV , Chiropractors remove the cause (I
this disease and pain, and hoalth is
{0,- to“ to be “mm in your new! restored through harmonizing the six
none systems in- Your body.
Nervousnoss. Rheumatism, Paraly
Heating System that will keep y,ou sis Heart. Kidney and Female Dir-
, i eases are given special attention; also
mf‘mnm" 0“ the come“ my Curvature of the Spine. You will
We'll study the location of your, 'never regret ENDS Chiropractic 8
chance to help you.
T. ERANCIS. D. C.
94 WASHINGTpN ST. so. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
I
Steam System will satisfy you best.
Company
NORWALK, CONN.
Feowicit Optical “Co.
eves zxmmso was:
AND GLASSES GUARANTEED
Open Monday and saturda‘y evenings
UTNI Eb BANK BUILDING,
BOuthNohiilaik .
Davin w. harmonic 4
Funeral Director and sebum
. Residence. 5 Washington Street.
Telephone at phlegm .
Taiophona at hours, 098.
The Read 8: Folk
Electrical Co
The oil) Fullyiquippad
. Memorize“. shop
Housatonic
_ campaign which will be mu-
, WALL
PA P E R
’ Folio Styles-
E. E. ,Gorh‘am
Decorator .
East Norwalk
The"
Power Co.
DESI‘RES to
ANNOUNCE
that it will send around can-
vassers to obtain informa-
tion which Rivill enable it to
compile a complete list of ev-
ery houselin the community,
it's occupants and its owner.
This“ information is desired.“
in order that the company
may plan a new business
to First an,
Telephone FourFiveTwo
Daily Line to N.- Y.
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers» leave Pin
38. mm River. New York (toot
or Dom street), story day (ex-
cept Bustier). at 3-1) It. Freight
received at Nomik up to t p. ‘
in," and South Norwalk up to it: til
waia steamboat Company '5
Inning J. Smith. 6.4.0. Housman.
(it 'Wni a4“
tually beneficial to its con-
sumers and itself. The oom- ‘
party respectfully requests
that the public give the can-
vass'ers the desired informa-
tion and begs to assure
them that this is not an ad-
vertising Scheme and does L3.
not bind them to do any-
thins. .. _ . . 4 «v»
Norwalk Chronicler