‘ elation ‘ will
I are in a general
. 'Foot Guard ball.
’ . down behind the seat. evidently rear-
” The modem TONIC moon. I
'erbL‘
endows. mum“ the man 7V
neuritic MQM “to:
”to or iron. ,
i only hr
5'. H. MIR
it’s pure. within-nine, nod niwoy
fruit
F A LANE
animus Lunch Waits] r
Launcher and Boats
of all kind. promptly built. lotto
given main! attention.
om" Bh'oii Point, Hamill
511, Wellington Street.
South Norwollt
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Charles been, J r. .
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR
, GENERAL
REPAIR Vwonn
Addrpu:
51 MAIN. 87.. NORWALK ‘
Telephonu: Office. 901: lion». 21-3
Mr. and Mrs. (V). A. Franke, of line-
el street. have been entertaining Mr.
Ind Mrs. F. H. Bradley, of New i-lav-_
en.
~..... . A...”
Miss Mary A. Dexter, of South Nob
walk, was the guest of her brother.
John H, Dexter; on ilocuet avenue.
Thursday.
A...
—~95c and live coupons will buy a
Vanity Box. A neat and useful Christ-
mas gift. - ' ’
The members at “the 'l‘orrington
business men's association are send
ing a circular letter to traveling sales-
men and business men in all Darth of
New England notifying them to visit
Turrington and nsuuring them that
there in now practically no danger or
their being infected by typhoid.
“PM
.,Georse‘VE. Swift, of Ansonia. has
men 9.; petition in hnnltruptcy m the
United States district court. iiia
debts are $92 and his assets are til, 268
or which 32, 000 la in policies of in-
shame clnlnied to be exempt lie
swears thnt he in without money to
pay the filing fee or the count. '
W...
wlific and live coupons will buy ”it
Vanity Box. A neat and useihl l‘ihrist-
mas gut.
W '
The Mail Carriers' association at
- in nothing compared with the propo-
awn-tins.-
\ V , _,
Mina Clara Velsor. or Quintard ave-
nue, has been visiting in Wilton.
W
The problem or how to get a turkey
aiion of negotiating Xmas and mak-
ing something
showing.
Remarkable values in ladies' petti-
coats' are being displayed at the N. E.
Ryan 0on stare. This is an crook
lent opportunity to purchase a very de-
nimble Clirlntmna gilt.
-~95C and live coupons will buy a
Vanity lion. A neat and useful Christ
mas gilt.
The Golden Rule Circle of the
King's Dnupghtera ol' the Norwailt
Congregational church .wtil meet 'l‘ueo-
day, at V3 p. on, with Minn (LA. Soy
mour, 62 West avenue. South NOl‘WMK.”
in Noi-wnlk laat week. there were ei-
even holes of property, ' with mort-
gages of 82.1.50. V] 3‘th
$17. V276 for the first week in Decent
ber. 1910
The steamship Cleveland reached
Calcutta, December 2 on its trip
around the world, with Connecticut
people among the puaengera. 'i‘nitnu-
giving day was littlugly unnerved on
the state and the Postal Clerka’ asso-
hnye conventions in,
Hartford on the afternoon of Waah- 3
ingtou’s birthday, February 22, the
the latter in Eagiee’ ball. The two
combination, and
Francis P. Hogan is chairman and
John B. Gasman is secretary of the
committee in charge. in the even-
ing there will be a joint. banquet in
PmSmoke Old Well Pertecto iOc
Cigars.
J The state commissioners on homes
for tuberculoslspatients made an-
;dher trip by'aui‘o through New Lon-
don county, Sunday, for the purpose
of endeavoring to {in-d a suitable site.
or sites for senatorial to be erected by
authority of the last general assem-
bly. At the meeting or thchommts-
sinners, at the capitol, Thursday, it
was reported that Sewage'dleposai
“A--.”
’ plants tor the tuberculosis homes at
Newington and Shelton are being pinn-
ned by Ford, Buck & Sheldon The
Newingtou job will be undertaken this
winter and the Shelton work in the
spring.
7 win order that in who desire to
obtain Vanity Boxes beiore Christmas
may do no, the number of coupons has
been reduced to live. For five coupons
' and She One oi these useful Christmas
‘ presents may be obtrtined at this ofilce.
The enema: who is the terror or
the Nepaug has not yet been cap-
itured but it is evident from an ex-
perience that one of the engineers ‘
employed by the city in theaurvcys in
that section bad, thei; the farmers
hold him in great dread. nonhumfl
survey or come out of the brush lioVrj.
dering the highway to inquire of ii
‘i'grmer driving an npproacbing‘team.
.9. central question about the location .
of a certain farmhouse. The tamer
did not wait to answer the quotation;
He whipped up his horse and jumped
inn that he was to be shot at
preliminary to being robbed
l The migration of many operativen
Iormer assembling in Pytblan hall and ~
board with a turkey dinner and on“
tortnlnmént ‘
to Canada and elsewhere duringt the
long period or curtailment in the New
England cotton milln is handicapping
a number of large corporations whittl-
axo now endeavoring to increase iiicirD
loutput and are unable to get help
Ponougli .
l
m
win order that all who desire to
obtain Vanity Boxes before Christmas
may do no. the number oi coupons has
been reduced to five. For tire coupona
and title one of these uselui Christmas
presents may be obtained. at this oilice.
Labor Commissioner Patrick ii.
Connollqy met with no unpleaaaut nC—
cident on Wednesday evening when.
in changing froru'one trolley car to
clipped. upon- the snow-covered pore
meat and tell heavily.
on his right hand ,nnd hip. The hand
bbcnine painful afterwards and n. phy-
sician found that. one of the bones was
fractured. The iracture was reduced
yesterday.
painful one and being in the right
hand. is naturaily gluing Mr. Connol-
icy ranch incomenlence
More People
keep clier nuts with
than with any other bank in;
either NorWnlk or South No
walk. ,
This 5 bed'isputcd;
but a g many, of these:
Cconnti hie Small and wow
warned that sulail ac-V‘V
nts do not our. “
ll
tor Mic. All kind: of repairing ,
like a respectable,
. was against -
seventeen transient and mortgages or ,
other at Wooster... square. Danbury. he
the struck up;
The injury is rather a .
The 1...... to... Co.
, 1 rct.721. ‘
zilli'vev moons our JACK Lee
BRISBANE Queensland Dec. 12:—
. Sam McVey.
_ It’s overcoat weather now pretty nearly every moment
. of the day and every day oi the week. Winter in here at last.
We ve anticipated your overcoat need: and there's, prac-
tlcally no limit to the diifcrent styles and “brick-the newest '
models are shown. V . . . .
Pdmfitnbcmmmtmwhntmikoflde youmny .
7 ..
From $19, by easy stages to $30
' aria New Store
34 Wall St. Norwaik.
South ‘NOF'de
Escailops, quart 400 ;:
Gosling Clams, opened 400 quart
Hard Crabs 30c dozen
Blue, Weak, Butter. Flat and Codi-"Ma. Salmon Smelt. Halibut,
Spanish Mackerel. Herring, Eel}, 8mm Bitten. W Hill
Pond Om Long and Round Clams, Little Neck. ‘
Cutbiii’s Bridge Fish Market
TILEPVVHVONI I".
Nature has Provrded
human beluga with teeth tor chewing
our food. it in in the mouth that»
the first and one of the most important
stone in digestion takes place. and no.
decayed inept would be niiowed to
remain there: they should either be
filled. crowned or extracted. Broken
down teeth and root: and the depoeita
around them. make every swallow so
in; into the stomach from uuobn
mouth a source of poison to the syn»
tom. instead oi healthy food.
rJ. H. MALLERY
1i) South Main St... SouthVVNorwnilV
. Hours: 9 I. in. to I n. m. Bun-V
day- by communion”. 5 ‘
FIVE YEARS
Fromiiow
will you i... mm or lamina:
den? That will deptuld upon
how mob you know.
. : . o . ’ ‘
Success—Hinges on.
7 But ”tempera-that ,nbility
must be the kind of ability that
in in demand by'ihe worldwthe.
hind oi’ ability that ‘1’". world ‘
will pay for
A thorough Commercial Course
inMemll College
trill” {impure you' for buaiacso‘:
succeed,
'V . South Nomalk
Blunder-d . ‘ VPort Chum?
‘ a
‘ - irliiilii‘llllgbiilili‘ib
- The Monmuk‘bnbkctbnii team play:
. ed mute Ridg‘eileld Town Hall again
on Saturday ‘gnight. defeating the
Ridgencid: in Another eicltlng' game,
You may buy a coal that’s V
cheap, but you. don’t get
or one point ‘when the game ended
m “H
68 WA‘i’ER 3T. ,. . . .
~ ‘ quite popular with Ridglctield people.
WEB; AL. KETGHEL A a‘rtiONG
QPWNENT bit a score of 25 to 23.
her Han Big Proposition on Thurs. ‘ V
‘ dew-Bone Givci Out His Record. _ ‘
or California. -. neatly
weight champion pugllist ot Aunira
tin. defeated Jack Léater of Clo Elam,
Washington; today in the eighth
Sentient:
:bi' Wilson. Martin, Gillam,
Hammond Thomas. -""
Abbott
bit/he National Commisaion and the
Eastern: League.
‘ the American Association and the
. Mantel-n anoi’acltic {lanai leagues in
meats, many at them formal.
‘ Championship series. While there has
.7 that it would be dinioult to collect
: ing of the Board or Directors. One or
the most important questions before
' James J. Lillie. president and score
A ‘ will take his case
‘ court oi New Jersey.
. I. Vironted the minor or the Eastern Les»
3 m outside of the election of pincer:
immanenindthemomoi 185
inhibitionmbiimdbymnd
cum that your. 1, Two boom can r_
, terrific clip until he had gained half
quality. Talk the mutter . 29 to as The first half reunited 22 to
over where QUALITY 19 in favor or Ridgeiieid but the Mon-
L V . . . tnulu‘l took the 1m half 10 to 6 thin
TEL S- V . l giving the team from Name": a lead
A lire. crowd attended the We.
at: the pinyin; or the Montaukn in
it won the Montcalm “bond victory
at Ridgeneld, the lrat some on No ,
Voucher am: going. to the Montauks
in the Monault lineup were Charles ..
Valentine, Vincent Costello. Frank
Guam M Burner and Norman
museum wait commuted
WM *
Deluge in Boaebnii Circlol.
NEW YORK" Dec. il.-—~'l‘hree dayu ‘
or big doings in baseball crrcloa open-
ed here this morning with meetings
The new ranking of
the A. A. class cornea micro timeout—
!nianlon tor ratification. This molar»
sincation will necessitate several
amendment. in the existing agree‘
indications this morning were that
no radical action, it any action at all,
would be taken by the cummisaion
in regard to the rather formiess
charms made against the management
of the blow York Giants in codhectlou
with the halo of tickets for the world's
been much gossip the investigators-nay
TheBig Store
A. F. Beekmann8t00.
GROCERIES TEAS. COFFEES, WINES AND LIQUORPS
' AT LOW PRICES
3.packages Mother's Oat Meal for ............. .. ..... 23c H .
Jones’, Pillsbury's or Gold Medal Flour, bag . “
Maud 3. Brand Flour, per bag
Fresh Crisp Milk Crackers, pound . ............ . . .. .
Crown Aster or H. O. Pancake Flour, package . . ..
Very Best Creamery Butter, pound. ‘
Coffee .28c, 30c,32c, 35c, 38c.4oc lb
Tea: ..... 3oc35c, 40c, 5oc,fioc lb.
.na.....-n.
Phone 440. SOUTH NOBWALR
83 5 35 WASHMGTON BT.’
evidence definite enough to support
formal charges.
The annual reunion of the Eastern
league today is proceeded by a menu
the directors is the appeal of Mn-
nsor Jack Ryan, at the Jersey City
Club. who was tormaiiy expelled by
tar or the club. Lilli: charges that
Ryan in a some last spring assaulted
Umpire Jack Doyle by stopping on his
foot. Ryan declares that it the bane.
bull magnate: decide against him be
to the Supreme
Comparatirely little business can"
and the adoption 0! the schedule. Apr
patently there was no opposition to
the reelection ot i’rouidont Edward
narrow. it one «said that no club
would be dropped from the league and
more was mnaidc’irublo quotation all to
the probability of the members ratiiy
lug a proposition to change the name
or the organization to the interaction.
21 Magoo.
The two big leagues begin their de-
liberations belie tomorrow.
Stud” Bicycle Race.
NEW YORK. December lbw-Morn»
in: and the ninth hour or the nix day
bicycle moo found all the fifteen teams
that started at midnight circling the
track It tiiiiiilbn Square Garden on
even term.““‘several wildsprinla Just
before daylight failed to, give any
team an advantage, and the more ct
Sociock was 183 miles 9 laps for all
The 8 oclock score wan loss than
liter. dominant counts had left
the rideru ahead of the ninth hour re
cord, but an hour later the weary con~
tectonic had settled down to the grind
Just before dawn. lasting generally
until the attendance picks up later in
the day. ‘ .
Nearly 40th persons out or some
13.000 that saw the race begin stay.
ed in their ucataail night. and just
before ii o’clock were rewarded by
the most exciting obi-into! the race
thus far Fred Hill of liontou. began
it and carried the field along at a
a lap. Then his partner; Root re~
tiered him. but Lorenzo and Saidow.
call. and alter a three-mile chase the
sprint ended with Vail the teams on
equal terms.
As a result of a wild Splint innit
betore 11 o‘clock, which luated eight
mindiés, tuo tennis loal one lap each
while boron: and John nedeil got a
bad spill but were able to commend
few minutes later. The teams which
and Wiley and Galvin.
The race was run for nearly an hour
the. riders were four mlleu‘ behind the
record at 10 o‘clock.
three laps. ;
The mom tor the eleventh hour is
"i want to. marry your daughtew
he said ‘
"Can you keep her in the style to
which she has been acouetoinedg". 7,
“I guess staff, he rcplled;.‘
will take me come nine to team to out
New.
“it's a good thing yonfiro do much
bigger than I am. . i would have given
' among indium—Polo MVBlVG- .: I “
’ W. Baker’ 9 Cocoa or Chocolate.
the German team. were equal to the
lost a lap are R5an and Cavauaugh,‘V
The eleventh hour figures showed '
thirteen teams with 247. miles and,
tour ions, with Wiley and Galvin and
Ryan and Cabana‘ugh 247 union and
261 miles and one lap made last year.
f‘blll’. 1t..-
soap on noisily as you do"—-—V-Newera ' ‘
you a good one for daring to. any that.
_ . one cannot establish annotate equality
Water Color Exhibition \ i
T3133” 25“.] ackson s Studio
Choicesi Paintings by the best American and Dutch Water Colo ‘
Artistnw-«Gay. English. Flavelie. Feudal, Van Vreeland, etc. The public
in cordially invited. each day this week. Jackson‘s Studio.
53 ‘ Wall so:- Opposite Hotel "Norwfiik'
2 lbs Prunes for ......... ..25cl Milled Nuts, 2 lbs. for .....
Seeded Raisins. pkg ............ idolV Apples. per peck. . . . ..
Currants. pkg. . .............. ...10c, Layer Figs, per lb. ... ..... ’
. .‘lScl Musicale! Raisins, lb . . . . . . . . . . .
Cranberries. ut...10ci2 cane Pears for
Dram per omen ..................................
drapes. Pumice, Sweet Potatoes, Celery. Spinach. Turnipnn
UNITED GROCERY com]
20 NORTH MAIN crann-
. .svoo-us
w
YORK OiTY NOW MADE BY
1 The Old Well Cigar Compna
NOW ON SALE WITH THE FOLLO VDEALERS:
sourulrnonwam HOTEL
AUGUST, C.
BAXTER, F. H.
BRIGGERMAN. W. A.
GANEVARI. D.
CASTELLANO & BARD‘INl
CLIFFORD PHARMACY “
CLIFFORD HOTEL
COLEMAN, F. B.
CUNEO. G.
_ MAHAC .
MORELLI, J.
NOVAK. S.
PLAISTED, R. H.
\. SCHAUB. CARL
SCHMIDT. ADAM
BlLLiMAN, E. H. .
STILLSON-POWELL CO.
WHELPLEY & CLARK .
WIGMORE. W. Fol. CO.
DISESA LEONARD ‘ NORWALK
convenes. A. w. awn. w. c. . ‘
.eaoLe HOTEL GLENDENING. H. a co.
GERMANIA HOTEL HAYES. 2.1” .
GHIOT o a co. HOLMES KEELER a 3th
HAFNE *3 ans? aloe clean LECK co. THE . .
arouse mac: BROS. . ‘
Knsreauros. K. MORELLI a. canaoNVE
Lavoeu was. J. sAoHs. H.
SKELLY & HOWARD
‘ STARR, FRANK Rh
WEED. E. P.
LEARY. A. a. CO.
MAGNER & FLVNN
MAC-NEH G. TRVOY
on the flat while carpenters repaired ' 'g‘
the track at the dangerous turn and
We hare a very choice line of Handkerchiefs tor our H6132}
trade-«Handkerchiefs and prices that we feel sure will in
and satisfy . ~. .
Ladics’ Hemstitched Linen ..
Ladies’ Hematitghe, i. Comer, Linen....
Ladics’ Embroidered .2-25e
Ladies' Hematitched Emb. Lawn 2 '5
..V.5oto.
ll..-..nV.V.......-..
Ladies’ Lacelddge. . .. .5octo
V Men’sHernstitChed‘_. .. V'
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