y—u-
UM at Night M_lkcI the Next Do?
Brlnht; No Charge if it
. Doesn't. ‘
Because of its ext1emtly gentle and
’ l
.
1«leisure action, Itexaii Orderiies have
Viibecome the most popular Remedy for
1 “ Constipation '
We are so positive that Resell 0r-
dorlies will do on that isfclaimed for
them that we positively guarantee to
hand back the money you paid as for
1. than upon your more request, if you
are hob entirely satisfied
Retell Orderlies are eaten like can-
fly, me very pleasant to the taste. do
not gripe. cause nausea, or any other
annoyance usually experienced when
.ordiaary cathartlcs are used.‘
”Resell Orderiies have a positive res-
ulstivs effect upon the bowels and
tend to provide permanent relief from
Constipation and the myriad of asso-
ciate ailments. Besides, they help to
overcome the necessity of the con-
stant use of iaxatilves to keep the bow-
els in normal condition.
”We honestly believe there is no sim-
ilar medicine. so good as Rexall Order-
lles, especially for children, aged or
delicate people. They are prepared in
convenient tablet. form in three sizes
in! packages. Prices,100,25c and 500..
Why not try them at our risk on our
guarantee?
Remember, Réxnll Remedies can he
.ohtalned in this community only at
our storm—The llexuil Store. Th e
- Clifford Pharmacy, Quittncr it Canty.
Props.
OWAYTON
Mrs. Sui-air J. Raymond. of Dorian.
I! visiting Mrs. John H. Plunder.
Mrs, Hiram Nogon. of this place, is
lpending a few days in Danbirry.
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The main lieu has been taken out:
of the waist for the. winter months.
This deem to its the Feeling in
‘ Washington—King Hobnolibing
With Diiiclals
Hill iillS PRESiiiiiii
liiilli BiiiRii l3 lilii
Democrats on Ways and “Means
Committee Opposed to Project
WASl-llNGTON. I). (3., Dec. lir—
The Connecticut political not has been
boiling in. Washington during the last
couple of days; and the results. so
far no can be leuiued from those in
a position to know, are not deiiu d
as y.et
John ’1‘ King of llridgcpoit talked
lwitb lteprescntuthe Hill for a short
.tlme and was in consultation with
'Scnntor McLean, The senator also
saw some of the othci Republicans
from Connecticut '
Will Be For Taft,
There is 11 general hoiicf here that
Connecticut's delegates 3to the ltopub.
llcan national con-ventlonvwiil be for
President 'l‘nft for rciiomlnntion. The
Congressional detonation is known to
be, generally. favorable to Tnl’t‘s ran»
didacy for reelection; and reports
brought here during the last few days;
are not inclined to switch them, can
tuiniy not to tho Lnb‘olletin boom.
Hill Sees President.
As the Champion oi the Turin"
1 board among the Republican members?
i
1
to! the House Ways and Means 01111
tt nilttoo, ltupirseutatlve l’il rdported’
lg to President Foil ycsjcninty the action
:of the ileuioiints on the committee 1111
f C
agziefle gnlwq 0w it l12l‘li
‘a‘ofis Iq a‘KZ. ‘ i
swans. at £10th «on;
was the guest of relatives and friends
in nanbury yesterday. 1
Dr Alsop and faintly left Tokenekoi
Saturdny‘i’ot- their winter home in Nowl
. (nub will be sent Tuesday morning at
_ the usual time. Mosses. ferns. branch-
'¢§.of pine, cedar and evergreen and?
‘31] Madison avenue, New York,
York, after spending a few days 1111113.,
‘Work on the notion lot Mrs Eliza,
both Kink's new residence at Toke-
. ”make is underw.uy :1 fm co. or men he
‘i‘lng engaged in- blasting out the 1. 'Oclisu
Woriaglalthewtemporury bridge 0V9} ill".
Five Mile River is progressing mud. '
, By, and will be...ilnished in a few days,i
when the warrant structure will be1
p torn down, to be replaced with a morei
‘ modern one _
The- mid-winter nature mstoilal
shipment of the Rowayton Flower
r
i
cones of all kinds will be forwarded.
Our Own Club, a social organization
composed of members from The Ne"-
walks and Rowayton, met at the hou-
of Mr. and Mrs. John H. l’lander Wed-1
nesday erenlng. Games. music and,
refreshments were enjoyed until a late
hour. The nextmeetlng will be‘ at
the homel'oi Mrs. Susan Petty.
i
From plans drawn by Architect
’l‘nF. Kelley. of Bridgeport. work has
been started on a new house ln‘lltgb-
land avenue t‘or Charles F: Mills; ‘l‘lte '
house wllLbe of frame construction,
containing eight rooms, provided with
diet water heat. H. V. Carr has the
contract. for the work and the sub-com
tracts will be. let at once.
The contract to build a residence at
Tokeneke for Architect Edward King.
has
been given to A. Waldron & 8011. None
of the sub-contracts are let. The plans
call for a handsome house, of frn1
construction, finished throughput in
hard woodsp‘wlth’ hardwood floors,
mantels and fireplaces. The heatlm
will probably be by hot water.
,1 l'11'1-Phone 405:;1 ‘
ROWAYTON, CONN.
insfrALLsn or .TNE
" “Belknap” System
0F HOT WATER .HEATING
Nico mum 3nd} sunmtoiit
1 ‘ System.
~M~m-
: Sentinel Wants make advancement
possible for moor—they f 111111111“:th
‘ urday. It was given out as practically
7 -i
prosehutlon.
{"31“ «A mail who pretends that be ten“:
casting aside the 'lurin‘ bonr‘d hill
“i think the tnrlfl’ board proposi-
,tion is dead," he repeated to a news
paper co'ricspouiient as the niesnngef
he gave the Piesidont. "if the 111111104
icrute on the Ways and Means com
mittee are naainst such a proposition
it seems to be pruiy sine the ileum
cruts of the House will be against 1111;. l
appropilntlon tor continuing the pres-
ent 'l‘arlii‘ bonrd.‘
; How in Cars thew aha Savors H
on still Ehti Alt Grippe Misery
1.11.1. Few Hours
You will. distinctly teeiyour cold
bronkingund all the (lrippe symptdms
leaving after taking the very first
dose. ' .
it is a positive fact that Pape' 11 Cold
Compound, taken ev ery two hours, un-
til tiu'ue consecutive doses are liken,
will .end the. Grippe and break up the
most severe cold. either in the head.
Chest. back. stomach or limbs.
it promptly relieves the most mie-
erable headache, dullness. head and
nose stuffed up. foverlsbneu, sneez-
ing, sore throat. running of the nose.
mucous catai'ii'hal discharges, sore-
ness. stiffness and rheumatic twingeu.
Pope's Cold Compound is the result
of three years‘ research at a cost of
more than fifty thousand dollars and
contains no quinine. which we here
conclusively demonstrated is not of.
feciive in the treatment of colds or
grippe. _
Take this harmless compound as di-
rected, with tho knowledge that there
is no other medicine. made anywhere ‘
else in the world, which will cure your
cold or end srippe misery as promptly
and without any other assistance or!
bud after-efforts us ll 2-cent package
of Pope's Cold Compound, which any
druggist in the world can supply.
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Williili l. iiiiiliill Hills
iiiiiilii Wiilllili EXPRESS
Presence of Mind Save Man from
‘ Instant Death—Catcuss Heal
in Flange of Wheat and is Hurt
As il1o9:30 exist hound express train
poled out. of the Bridgeport railroad
station Saturday ovriiin'lttTWlllism Isl.
l-iahorty, of 17157 Main street. Bridge,
{porn who had been talking with the;
'onninevr was thrown under the. carsi
.aiid had a narrow escape from loslnal
his life. But for the quick action on;
the part. of .1111. Fluhorty. 1.1.1 lli’o wouldl
have undoubtedly been lost. The manyi
people who witnessed the near fatalityl
'scronml'il and many women fainted.
Caught in Flange.
Mr. Flahorty amounted to clear
himself except for his right heel
. daughtoi,
Mrs. ll. N. Nichols has spent several
days in Bridgeport."
pflsww W
Charles White moved his faintly to
Colilnsviiie on Friday last
r
Elmer Hull is entertaining his moth-
er, Mrs. Brown. of Biliiseport.‘
. .. Mr.» and Mrs. Melon Horn have re
turned from a week's visit in New-
York ..
domes Griffin has purchased of Emil
Moibianc .his fast trotting mare.
Batty. "
..
Relatives from Yonkers, N. 'Y., have
been guests of Mr. snd.Mra. Stephen
Staines.
Mrs. John Kellogg is spending the
winter With her daughter, Mrs. C. E.
Patched-
“.5
Miss Annie ltix, who has been spend-
lnx three weeks in Bethel. has retuprn-
ed home.
m .
Dr. Frank Gorham. who has been ill
{or several weeks. is still confined to
the house.
ummmm “a.
B. 1]. Meeker, of Bridgeport,
been the guest of Mr. and rMs.
ward Rowland.
list;
Ed
Mrs Angeline Andrews who broke
her hip three weeks use, is still can
lined to her bed. 1
David 8. Color has returned from a
visit with his brother, Francis E. Co
lay. in 1titonlugton.
Miss (Katherine “llrcadwell has re-
turned to 'l'asbua. alter a few days‘
visit Ityher home. here.
Mr and Mrs Charles Salmon have
entertained lifr and Mrs Clark and
of Bridgeport.
(‘1. ll. Kellogg and C. F2. Patchcn with
thoir'i‘amllios have. been guests of Mr.
and Mrs, Ainhort Kellogg, in Stamford.
“Wu“.-.‘w
William 1C. ‘h‘ticb and Samuel fl.
Puncher begin their second'week oi
Jury duty in 1h.1 criminal superior
court in Bridgeport tomorrow.
il'nst Master Clarence Shipman. of
Norflcld (lranpo, was elected steward
of Farrficld County l’omono Grange,
No. it. at the annual meeting held last
‘wrck in Bridgeport.
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At the annual meeting of the. Nor-
tloid Congieaationai Church Society.
which was struck by the flange utilise 1...... Pitch was elected clerk:
To Support General Objects.
1112...: the Nollqnal Rhoda and
belts Col tress ‘t‘iosod yesterday hi.
ll. Warner rencwud the plenum of tilt
t‘onncticut delegation to support the:
keepers] objects of the (oppress mun;
annual appropriation of at least $50. .1
000, 000 for rivets and haypom im-
provemcnis and free tolls to Uniteol
Stutcs ships tiirouuh waterways coir‘
structcd or impioied, by lintteii
States monev. .
The people of Connecticut are oak—.-
ins; up to the value of outer trans-
portation. to the need for its develop
ment and to its powor to cheaper:
transportation charges. Mr. Warner
declared, and more and more ad-
herents to the propaganda for water-
ways impm'omeuts are bclnu found in
the Nutmeg state.
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um PAGKEBS
win runny tiara
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CHICAGO Dec.11.—-Whlle the rou-
tine of exuiulnlng prospective jurors
in. the case of the ten packers un-
der indictment for alleged violatioa ot
the Sherman anti-Trust 11.11.. was
scheduled to go on before Judge Car-
penter today, there was hope unions
the defendants that the United States
Supreme Court might be heard from.
There was a possibility that the
higher court Would hand down a deci-
sion as 'to whether it wuuld hear oral
arguments on the constitutionality of
the Sherman act, as petitioned for be
fore Judge Kohlsaat. The refusal of
the Supreme Court last Tuesday. how.
ever, to issue a stay in the trial was
i
i
taken as an intimation that it might '
review the petition only as it? comes
before it in regular form 3
1 Eleven men occupied the jury box,
at the adjournment of clinrt on Sub
certain that no more than four of the
eleven would be tendered hack to the
129a, what's a hypocrite? '
mad When his wife rearranges the
drawers and puts I shirts Where he
' .lu1m1
With all the «tiller whining»~ they do.
women. could not a lot. a: .9 out or
penny postage than the billed
Morehouse and dauxhter Pearl,
. Charles. Johnson and .1
" shall and client. —u1ucaga mono '"il‘knbw‘ul’m‘em
. herald.
one of the wheels, and cut and lac
stated. The shoe was ripped com~l
pleioii off his foot and tom altnost.
into shicds.
Ambulance Summoner!
The ambulance lrom the z‘mergcncs
hospital one summoned and the ln‘
lured man was hurried to the emer-
a'eniy huspiinl. ills injured heel was
drcssed and bandaged, and hit Fla-
heity was able to go to his home. llel
was in a nervous state from his unr-
i'ow escape.
in. Fisherty is the son of David Fla.
herty. of 10 Pilot-meet avenue. Norwalk,
and the cousin of Edward J. Fisher”.
of South Nori‘waik.
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. WEST ..
NORWALK
David lintber lost a t'niuabfc horse
a. few days ago. Thqwimal had colic.
Charles Johnson is'now employed
by William J. Mather, the Dal-lea con-
tractor”, as foreman.
.—
ilfrs. Thaddeus Johnson. of Spring-
dale. spent Sunday with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. William F.;Msther.
Samuel Morehonse, the West Nor-
waik, contractor, is Moi-hauling the
former lrving Lockwood residence in.
New Canaan
Joseph Rnney has secured a posl‘
tion with John Sherman Hoyt, on the
West Norwfilk farm, having resigned,
his place .with W. 1.. Scarlett. at Toke-
asks. Mr. Scarlets has gone to Italy
to spend the winter. .- . ,
A party composed of James Holland
Miss Anna Banks. treasurer; Wil-
ll‘iims collector: Frilnk (I Fitch, true
use for three years.
Honestl'. Accuracy 8‘
Politeness
is our motto. Our business to grow-
ing steadily right along. which is
proof that 'we are gaining the confl-
denre of the people. Are you among
the crowd? If not get in and be con
rinsed.
W. F. Wigmore & Co.
ORUGGRTO
‘ nary remedies; ‘ it reaches the seat
of the trouble. and. hemmed the ‘
.1
Marvelous Medicine
than ever. because it relieves
coughs and colds that baffle ordiw
cause. It has been doing this
marvelous work for y'ears and this
season it is winning fresh laureie
by the 5'quick way its works on
those hacking coughs that are so
general and so distressing.
Linonine at all drug stores, 2 51:.
50c, $1.
Made infiwpurity gdirantndyby the
Kerr chemical (30., Dlnbufy. Conn.
Every day some store-patrons who
ought to come to your store go else-
wheremto their. own and your disad-
vantage—~l1ccause ‘ your advertising
was not quite impelllng enough.
cuiciiissrsps PILLS
fill BRAND.
'1‘! ll DI
I“! 1 ”‘1." you "Infra; for
"and
Pill-i- 1“ m metallic
“will! Blue fifth-hon.
the no Well-er"
I film» It amt-”if I, his
mhmwjllflksmm. Mflyfllnllfl o
Sill! BY M'GfilSlS HEW!“
Linomne
for Coughs 11161091111
«Linonine is. in greater dd'msnd
for
o.
day box.
UMBRELLAS. $1. 00 to
BRADLEY MUFFLER
NEY SILK NECKWEAR.
SHOES.
variety.
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AND. FIFTY
Stewart
COOK
STOVES
sow av us
IN FIVE vases
THERE'S A REASON
‘ ASK THE woman
wee owns one
1.1. ANGEVINE s
gSON (10
184-1“ WABHONGTON IT
:
J. M. Layton 8: Co.
INC.
REAL earns a msusauce '
assure
5 Railroad Aye. So. Nomlk.
Also Steamship Agents for old
' Dominion Line, Clyde Line. 8a-
vanuab Line and Mallory Line,
TO ALL POlNT8 SOUTH
311' 111:" \‘L
8 North Main St. Go. Numb;
sample
. Kitchen
Ranges
A chance to buy a reliable
Range at a low down price.“
_ Horace R.- Nash;
N. Main amass.
S.No“rwalk
and daughters, Henry. .1 Curtis, Mrs.
Mrs."
. Miss, missed
Golover attended the church services 4
in the Dorian Methodist Church, sun-
ddt‘t spouse (it'd li'e'tu'd Mih’s' Lord, the
W
The women who relies upon so"
one wont have. to séours iltll 159.
' a:
HotelMahackemo
. Feawick Optical "e...
' 19 North «in. Met. South “News".
. ",i
. 1.
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1
1EY£8 EXAMINED FREE
AND GLASSES GUARANTEED '
O on Mon a mommy evenings
P LINI‘Ii‘E‘Fl‘v BgNK autLDlNa.
.. ' South Nomlk
DAVID W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director and Emiliilmer
Residence; a Washington Street.
TOMDNMO I! stiles, ass-s.
SEVEN HUNDRED;
Tel-plied. as house. 6” .
Useful articles, such as they buy for themselves:
NECKTIES, 50c and up. Each Tie in handsome. holi-
HALF HOSE, all weights, cotton, Wool, Silk, 15c, 25c.
50c. Guaranteed Socks and the famous Interwovens.
BATH ROBES, $4.09, $5.00. $6.09.
GLOVES of every description. Work Gloves and Dress
Gloves, lined and unlined, soc up.
4
Our stock' is new and complete. Early shoppers have the
. 1
I ‘ ‘ ‘ 'L W“ *1 l ‘:
en A i “I 4:
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i111 . t. 11‘ ., "'11-. 1,-1
.. TI Mom
$5. 00.
S. HAT$ AND CAPS“ CHE-
BAGS AND S.UIT CASES.
”PRICE’S Clothing Stare
98 Washington Street
Phone No. 1135.2.
Teleph
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
one. 48.
BEAVER
is gaining rapidly in populsrit
plaster and wall-paper.
y as a substitute for lath and
It is susceptible of an infinite variety
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings
wide scope for individual preferment and taste. We are agents
and keep a large supply on hand.
BOARD
and permits of a
WAY
for you to be warm in your new
house this winter is to have us install
a lleatlng System that will keep you
comfortable on the coldest day!
Well 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‘Jonesdt Hotchkiss
‘ Company
Phone 742 NORWALK. CONN.
The
Housatonic
Power Co.
DESIRES to
"ANNOUNCE
that it will send around can-V
vessers to obtain informa-
tion which will enable-it to
compile a complete list of ev-
ery house in the community,
yits occupants and its owner.
1' This information is fleshed,
in Order that the company
pma'y plan a new business
" campaign which will be mu-
“fully beneficial to its con-
sumers and itself The corn-
' party respectfully requests.
«that the public glue the san-
THE NEW SCIENCE
i Definition of Chiropractic
i Chiropractic is the science of the
l cause of the disease and the art of ad-
lusting the same. Diseases are caused
iby a wrench. twist or sprain in the
'back. Even if d e in childhood it
creates pinched ne res and p.1in 1.1
later life in the different 1121:1118 and
limbs.
. Chiropractors remove the cause 1.!
ithis disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness, Rheumatism, Paraly-
sis. Heart, Kidney and Female Dis-
eases sre given-special attention: also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
lnever regret giving; Chiropractic 5
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WASHlNGTON ST. 30. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatment: may Also
WALL
PAPER
FaiiN‘St’yies
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Decorator
East Norwnlk ' '
10'Flrst St.» ‘
Telephone Fou’rFiycTwo;
u:
ms.
Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT (labt
Fret t Pro exist-I leave Plan
:8, Ra‘s? swell, Ne‘w York' (foot
'" "of novel- “first”. five?! CI} (0!!
«pt Band”). at. 1.8. p m. Mali
.. receiveda at Norml p to
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