Illi'llillillllllii
heartburn, Headache, Sour-
W and All Stomach Misery
odwlth Pope's Illapepsin
Nothing will remain undigested or
y on your stomach it you will take
Rttle biap'epsln occasionally This
'eri‘ul digestive 11nd antacid,
though as harmless and pleasant Ins
tidy. will digest and prepare for as-
linillntion into the blood all the food
you can eat.
Est ‘what youi stomach craves,
Without the slightest four of Indigea
ion or that you will be b0the1ed with
10111‘ rtslngs, llelching, Gas on Stom-
0h, Heartburn. Headaches
tomach, Nausea. Bad breath, Wate1
Bush, 01' a feeling like you had swsl‘
owed a lump of loud, or other dis-
agreeable miseries. Should you be
ifering now f1 om any stomach dis-
,order you can- get telief within five
' mlnutes.
. 1 If you will get from your pharma-
‘olst- a Mutant case of Pope‘s Dinpep.
old you could always go to the table
with a hearty appetite. and your
R,meals would taste good, because you
would know there would he no ludi-
gcstion 01' Sleepless nights 01' Head-
ache 01‘ Stomach misery all the next
dull; and besides. you would not need
“‘lnxative or liver pills to keep your
ctomnch and bowls clenn— anti fresh.
Pape'slliapepsin can be obtained
(tom your druggist, and contains more
than sufficient to thotoughlv cure the
worst case of Indigestion or Dyspep-
f Bia There is nothing better for Gas
on the Stomach or sour odors from
the stomach or to cure a Stomach
Headache.
You Couldn't keep a handler or more
useful article in the house.
DROVE HIS TEAM iN FRONT OF
" EXPRESS.
DANBIIRY. Dec. lit—“Starr Tustoz,
'0! Brooklieltl. is tecoverlug from the
effects of driving his team in front of
bile south bound PI-ttsfleld express
. $nt_u 1-day.-
from ,
Hi0 Blrihd
to Board RDutlu. R
To State Treasurer Costello Ltppitt ,
of Norwich there was given a “Joker"
' party yesterday morning at the (lap.
1101 on the anidvereni‘y of his blith-
day The donors' were the entire force
in the state tteasury department. Mr.
Lippltt. who Is something 01' a practi-
0111“" joker. ordered his exhibit 02‘
birthday present boxed and expressed
to Norwich, where the seasonal otter-
lngs no doubt will be produced by Mr.
Llppitt to amuse his circle of friends.
Besides the “fakes,” the state treasur-
er received a large and handsome bou-
quet of Total-ones. Qt .
Mr..Lippltt met yesterday. with the
state board of equalization. which was
in session the entire day and gave
hearings in they ofllce of the tart com"
missioner. ’l‘he birthday gifts were
distributed by friends of Mr. Lippltt
who were “inside" across the table in ,
his private oillce. Officers of the liart-
i‘ortl Fire insurance Company and the
Hartford 'i‘rust (31011111111111 who were at
the morning's hearing were among
those who enjovotl the pct"11rnutnce
To CURE A 'C'OLD IN ONE DAY
take Laxative Uromo Quinlne Tablets.
Drugglsts refund money if it fails to
cure. Id. W. Grove’s signature Is on
each box. 2510.. 0
-..”...—
WATERBURY BANK CLERK COM-
iNG BACK. ‘
WA'l‘lERllURY. Conn. Dec. 11%th
thought of spending 11 pouniless Chrlst~i
runs I11 a strange city was apparently
too much for Stanley J. Barlow. the
\Vaterlown young man ‘who left town
three Weeks ago without stating his
destination. From Cincinnati, Young
Bur-low wrote a brief letter. which was
received last night. by his father. stint- ‘ '
ing that he was out of work and had
no money. ills father replied by tote
graph, “Come home," to which the son
replied. “i am coming." lie is expect-
- ed in a day or two. .
National Bank
11 ad I‘ roui
At the. Waterbury
where he was employed
which plate he started out It was stat-
ed that “what they knew. they were
not lend) to tell." He was 11 y"ount
man of good habits and no reason can
be ascribed for his absence.
l”:
‘t
ml 11
’ sary article a welcome friend.
ALARM, CLOCKS ..... . . . .
.EIGHT-DAY CLOCKS . .
OFFICE CLOCKS
FANCY CLOCKS ..........
1..
Established 1865.
The passing of time as marked by FAIRCHILD' S Clock
$32.18 correct and the beauty of case or of chime makes a neces-
ii
...-1.1..
...... $1.00 to $2.75
. . ....... $4.50 to $50.00
..$4.oo'to $18.00
. $1.50 to $28.00
.............
........... u
G. W. Fairchild 8. Sons
INCORPORATED
“AT THE SIGN OF THE CHIMEB”
997 Main St. cor. P. 0.
Manufacturers, Importers,
Arcade, BRIDQEPORT
Retailers
Jewelers & Opticians
. -...r
Gents’ Handkerchiefs
Gents’ Handkerchiefs ..
4'. R WfiSHING ION ST.
f Holid-ayGifts
' Let us suggest an item:—
Handkerchiefs
Initial Handkerchiefs, all letters . . .. , .
Initial Handkerchiefs . ..
Initial Handkerchiefs, all Linen.
Embroidered Handkerchiefs . . . . . . . . . .. .150, a for 250
Embroidered Handkertt’ltiefs' . . . . .
Gents’ Handkerchiefs . ..
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.Rsceach,3
........15¢,2‘for asc
...........'250each
ale-Iv
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'”‘.....R.250~Reach‘ "
........sc each,wroc each
.....150, a for 250
.... .050 each.
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'. llcditntion~0hrlstmns Morning. ‘
" Recitctlouelt Youfre Good.
' Recitationwchrlstmus Wishes.
'3 Recitation—~Whnt 1 am Making for
Conn. and Miss 91111101111 mutants
Morrlll, daughter of the Rev. Dr. and
city, were united In marriage Sutur-
~ day. December 2, at high noon at the
'1 Christian punchline. the ceremony bn'i
D'Ckel‘man 81 Son 111
" visor at schools in
. Journal Trenscrip't, Franklin.
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p. Sentinel 11111111 ads. but: 111111111: _ '
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11‘ .
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‘ EYWEfbr tbs-bane, .
is" brewed and'bottlcd exclusively for those of" "
refined tosto-—-lor those who appre-
“' For luncheon or dinner at‘ your club, hotel or
R died—a bottle of our pure delicious beer W111 1!
nadd greatly to the enjoyment of your meal.
PETER DOELGER ’
FIROST TPRIZE BEE
ciotc and always insist
A little higher in price thnn'ordinary beer—n
great deal higher in'quelity
BOTTLED EXCLUSIVELY AT
PETER 11015101311
FIRST PRIZE answuu
”din Dot.
on the best.
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In York
A‘ 1" WWW“ 81130., Sole Agents. 80. 'NOrwa'lk"" "‘
mm SCHOOL 111100111111.
Regular Literary Exercised Held in
Si” Assembly Hall Tim
' Afternoon.
The regular literary exercises in the
Assembly Hall were held this after-
110011 In charge of (trades «in. d. 7 and it
1A («111111111111 Christnns program will
be an en next week In connection with
the closing of school for the holiday
jvnttatlon. ‘* “ ’
‘ The program:
Song—win“. Kindh Light
School Chorus
:Grnde 11. Laura M. Raymond. Teacher.
.lleritntlouw The Fits: Snow Full.
Eugenia (lould
. llet-iiatlon~Chrlsttutts Show
' Msdolyn Brown.
Rocitntion~—Qutte Like 11 Stocking.
i llm'nl Osterbonks.
fRecRolland—Shepherds at llethiehotn.
I Mildred Ilorncr.
5111101111110an Thankiul
' You've Escaped.
Alberta Gregory
Reciintion- A Alan Without
try,
for W111-
n Comp
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l Elmer Burr.
garade 7. Jessie F 0' Connor Teacher
i Recitation—m Midwinter.
I ' Grace Butt-her.
Recitatit‘mwmwu Ben Adhcm.
' Agnes Donnelly
iRRecitntionw'l‘ho surest War.
l Charles Denney.
'Rerltation-flhe Boy and the School
l Master,
l Zinny Sachs.
gRecitntionmt-lne by One.
1 William Hess.
l Grade 6 Julia J. Stow, Teacher.
Rcrltntl011-~Tlm llnbyhood of Santa
Claus,
Minnie Bailey.
Recitation—Christmas in All Lands,
Dorothy MrClauo.
Recitationwtthrlstmns Gift,
Muriel Hartllff.
Recitationmtlhrltumus,
Grace Bray.
Recitation—~Suslc, '
Ethel 'F‘rledlander.
Grade 4:. Joule E. Poyvez. Teacher.
Sougm'l‘he First Carol.
George Richardson.
CliffordBu'tntner-s. .
Limits. lsrnel.
Laura Mallow.
Christmas, .
_ William Gay.
Song-J1me Watch on the Rhlner“ .
School Chorus.
«mm-Wm.”
NORWALK TEACHER WED.
Down: ‘Cllnton Allen Takoc'NevRvR
Hampshire Girl for Bride.
DeWitt Clinton Allen of Herttord.
Mrs.Alva:l‘lern1an Morrill.- of this
1111; performed by the bride's father,
church. The wedding was my; qti’l'etl
only the immediete relatives lielrig
present. Mr.- and Mrs..Alleu left for
Boston. 111m The boom is it. supen
""" 'C ohnectlcut.———
N. H.
'1 Mr. Allen is 11‘ former Norwall; real-
dent and lived on upper Main street.‘ .
' ovat- ‘to Hoovers Mblishineitt " "
SOUTH NORWALK
AUGUST. 0.
BAXTER. F. H.
BRIOOENMAN, W. A.
CANEVARI, D.
GASTELLANO It BARDlNl .
CLIFFORD PHARMACY
CLIFFORD HOTEL
OOLENAN. FIB.
'CUNEO, G.
DIOESA, LEONARD .
DREYFUOD. A. W.
EAGLE HOTEL
OERMANIA HOTEL
GHIOTTO ‘1 CO. .
NM’NER'S EAST- OIDE ClGKR ‘ f
STORES
KABTEANTOB. K.
LAYDEN, MRS. J.
LEARV, A. G CO.
MAGNER d FLYNN
MAGNER A TROY
T he, Gibson 100 Cigar
FORMERLY MADE 3v THE scones a. MILLER 00.. OF new
YORK 01711 How, MADE av
The Old Well Cigar ,COmpany
NOW ON SALE WITH THE FOLLOWING DEALERS:
MAHACKEMO HOTEL
MORELLI. .1.
NOVAK, s.
PLAIBTED. a. H.
00111100. 011111. ‘
scumo'r, ADAM
sILLIMAN. 5.11.
BTILLSON-POWELL co.
WHELPLEY 0 out“
wmuoas. w. a. a co.
NORWALK
awn. w. 0.
01.511101111111110. 11.. e 00.
HAYES, .1. ‘r.
Homes, KEELER a. BEL-
LECK 004711: , 1
MACE anos'.
measure. CARBONE
3110113. H.
sKELLY a. newline
suns. FRANK R.
when, a. P.
SPECIAL
16 lbs! Granulated Sugar $1
2le Prunes i'ot ......... 2511] Mixed Nuts, 2 lbs. for ........... 250
Seeded Raisins. pkg. ....... .100 : Apples. per peck ......... 251:, 300, 35c
Currants. pkg ................. to: Liner Figs. per lb .............. 151:
W Baker's Cocoa or Chocolate. . .1911! .1111th Raisins, lb ............. 10c
Cranberries. qt .......... .100i2 cans Pears for ............. ....250
Oranges. per dozen ....................................... 30c. 35c. 40¢
Grapes Pat—snipe, Sweet Potatoes. Celery Spinach. Turnlps and Squash.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20RR NORTH MAIN STREET
1r YOU'WEA
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STYLE
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THAMER
Council: and Opticians
BOYD OLEPT iN COAL YARD.
M
George R. Van Aistynu Found and
“but if the diet doesn't seem eitnct'l'y
what you went. here are some dev—
lied crabs.“-R-Wushlngt0n Star
‘ ‘ Provinlonoti‘Thsm.
George R. Van Alstyne. proprietor
of the Crescent laundry. picked up
four boys who had slept out all night
at term- eqel yards this morning.
and after feeding them. sent them on
their way to Bridgeport. Mr. Van A!»
style: met them while 1111101110 111 the
Rosary. They wore hitter cold from
the exposure and looked on thunsh‘
they had about leached the end of ‘
smell
1 Gluokl '
their ropes. edmlally the two smelter
.h‘rtdso 111111 11111 nib inch. stair
R GLASSES
(1’1.
PHONE 143
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you want them right. When you
come to us younre sure of properly
fitted glasses. We employ exper~R
lenced 00111111....»11'1111111 physic-
ianswto examine eyes. No charge
for examination. '
87 ATLANTIC SQUARE
Stamford, Conn.
Open Saturday Evenings.
‘ 1
“You call this salve angel food?"
said the hat sh husband
“Yes, dear." . said the timid wife;
‘4...“
“What sort. or a. part has Fish in
the new play?“
"An emotional one—at least for
him. He has to refuse 11R drink in the
third a0t."~Jt‘1d‘g'e.-R_ 1
1",.
squirreleou seem to have a. very
family this year, Nether
Mother Cluckiiw'At ind present price
' 9333 i“: too expensive to RruRlse
. tray for razors.
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3111‘ D dill. 1311121 01111111111111].
Eatehlishrit 1115?.
The Enormous Company of Dolls .
R TllC'l‘t‘ is Such a (‘l'lH‘th'DT 'tl1c1n. all sorts and t‘uutii—
tinns of Dolls, that one might suspect they would quarrel
at tinmsi’but not in the least. They are the must unmet)-
ial of little folk. and a great many of lllt‘lli go in
st ll‘dlll) at 11igltt.:tmltlu»se that help intake are tpiitt
as” the \vattfluutu an}.
‘li‘t'li
There are Baby Dolls emctly like real lifllilt“, with
eyes that upcu and shut, and pretty hair. l'rnuu 5111’ 1..
, iii-15-
Small things. such as RHIlIlltWh’, linutrt‘s. “11111.-
Cops. Slums. Slut-kings“. 1-lc.. at M’lltli‘illt' prion.
Kid Bodied Dolls with celluloid liCiitlF. from 50c 10
$3.50.
jointed Dolls 1111111 open and shut lllt‘ll' t‘)'t'\. 25c to
$10.00. ,
Complete Wardrobes fur Dolls. li‘nns. l‘amsuls. l’t 1.41;—
othnuks. Bathrobes, l-‘urs. lid is. (111115. Corsets. everything
' in fact that the must exacting Deli t'tmltl tlcuiaml.
Rag Dolls are good company.
Sailors.
11f
Ami such a merry cmwfl 111' tllt'nt. lutliaus.
Rough Ritlt'rs. .\'111'.~1r.~'.j;1ps. and little llutcli Dollies
quaint appearance. '
The Never-Break Dolls.
are greatly to be t‘lCfill'Ctl. and all are most inter-
esting t‘ltarnctt‘rs. luttons." the l)t'llliil_\’, the
nt‘wsboy. "Marcelino" 11nd ”L'11111111l1i11r~," all «11' them really
to in- goat] and faithful little iricutls.
Many «if these lines an" exclusive.
Shown in tlu‘ Bast-tutor.
'l'licy
'.\l lig‘gslt'"
Gifts for Men
“Oh, what can I get for it man who has everything?"
That is the daily question these (iii-VF. As it' any litiug'
1111111 bull everything llL' wanted. '
Does he smoke? There are Humidors
cases, holding 24 cigars. llitst art unnenient for 11.11»
thug: as well as in the lumie.
Ash Trays. :1 new sort with cutter, matchbox and
parent (lumping tray.
in leather
Cigar Cases 111' fine leather 1711' the pocket.
Cigarette Cases of silur 1111‘ till pocket.
A Shaving Set ultitlt IS ten univeuient. consists 111'
a minor. blush holder, 511.111 111" trcnut ltulricr illlll a glass
A new kind of Lather Brush has a hollow handle
which secretes tlit' blush “lll'll 11151 in use; This is of For; '
isian inn)“: and awccy ll’illltl)’ .ail'air fur a traveler. .
Is he a motorist? There are 'l'hcrntos' Bottles. Lunch
l\'it< :mtl ll11\r,~:t1t' the 111ml 111m t'nitnt kind. Aluminum
Drinking t ups in 1.215129 loul Kits in leather tascs Pink-
(‘1 llasks (t)l‘k.\'t‘l‘t‘\\< \titll ata1rl111rnliatullcs and novel'-
ties for the tourist.
Man) 111' 111051 are in the lift Room.
If you are thinking of Sectional Bookcases, there is a
line setting of (filoIJc—“lrrnit‘kc Cases in the Furniture
Slul‘t‘.
in (iolticn or l’umcd Uuk.
lu Colonial 01‘ Sheraton Malu‘tgau)‘.
@1111 D. 11.111111: Glam-putty.
EH ,. l'd H '
A sensible. serviceable and appropriate gift for
young or old infirm. mother, sister or brother. We
recommend every pair purchased here to give good '
service. Various good makes are represented in-
cluding the famous "Kayser" Wonderfoot Hosiery.
0111': Holiday line includes some of the very best
values we have ever offered.
Women's Pure. Silk Hosiery, in various weights. of
exquisite qualities, 350 to $2 25 pair.
Women’s Hosiery. embracing cotton and silk lisle,
250 to $1.00 pair. ‘
Men's Pure Silk Socks. all popular grades, {:00 to
$2.00 pair. .
' Children's Stockings, of superior quality, at 150,
250. 111111350 pair.
fine N. E. itvau‘ co.
SOUTH NORWALKSG WASHINGTON ST.,
COLONEL ROOSEVELT LEAVES lcrowded hours. Col. Roosevelt was re ‘
3951-0111, ' lpontedly cheered. the cheer lenders.
l culling forth vocal :diémonstrntions for
BOSTON Dec ”“1 crowd 0" "Hoesev‘elt, the neitt president" of;
more than one thousand cheering men they characterized the colonel: R
Save an enthusiastic send off to “DUI I Although Col. Roosevelt did not] '
Theodore Roosevelt at the South ’l‘er- make any reply to the cheers of tile;
mliil Station here today, When the 010m] and th-‘eh calls for a speech. he“. ‘
tonne president left on the ten 0'- smiled beumlnnly, dotted to pluck my. ‘ ..
I for New veil: bringing to lax-ere and waved his hand in 1:0 .
~ uppremaizion of the oht’tiliiit‘
Norwalk Chronicler