, res plendent with Beautiful Gifts to be ,given as tokens of friendship 'st Ohrlstmlvs time. Come and see the line display. 0 You will be gratified as well, as pleased” E. K BANKS Mahaokomo Hotel Black South Moi-walk 'Wt‘hfldd‘dfl' “is “is ”1° M s- «l» e H. m GOODS WM. r. BEERS South Norwalk. ‘ Norwalk. Manager Edward. Chichester, of iD'eKlyn’s Backery, is spending the day in New York city on business. Washington Camp, No. 11. P. o. s. of A, will hold its weekly business meet- ing this evening in its hall, in Wash- ington street. F—Gloves for Xmas at Rogers and Stevens. ,Old Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M, will hold a stated communication this evening in the masonic temple, in South Main Street. The weekly business meeting of Un~ _ cas Tribe. No. 26, l. 0. R. M., will be held this evening in its new wlgwam. in Washington street ~Xmas top pieces at O'Brien’ s. Traffic Officer Charles F. Page re- ports flint traffic at the corner of Main and Wall streets continues good-un- usually ”no for this time of year. A~——n— -Men’a Balaton shoes. $4.00 and . 34.60. Glover’s the place. «—.—. The Italian independent Society will1 hold a legitim- meeting on Sunday ai- .ternoon at 2 oclock at which time ., _: the officers, inor the ensuing year will I" be elected.” . . , Y Arvid'Johnson wasd'visitdvrinsouth Norwalk‘today and has continued-on no to his home, in Georgetown. Mr. MrJJOhnson is ‘a student at Storrs.‘ , which-has been closed on account of _ scarlet fever. ‘0 .¢—¢n_u —Splendid line of Xmas neckwear at Rogers and Stevens. to The eemi- annual meeting or the Nor- vwalk Building, Loan and Invesment Aa- sociation will be held this evTening in the Taylor & Golden offices. in Wash- ington street, at w ich time the usual ‘ I6 'llfil’ceflt. divides s will be credited on the pass books. ”Useful gifts are best. O'Brien'll. At a meeting of the lNorwa‘lk Country club held on Friday evening arrange. ments were made for dances which will be held on Christmas and New Year's evenings. Bpeidel's orchestra will play at tile first. A smoker will ho held in January. ”Bolt hats.’ Soft hats. ”w" The members of the lscboda Yacht club are looking forward with pleasure to the turkey supper that has been ur- runged for December alumnae rom~ milieu is hard at work and indications the that the affair will be the best ever. it will be. served at the club rams. “ ’ O'Brien's. mli‘ur lined slam, bath robes and mucking jackets. Rogers and Stevens. WEATHER FORECAST For Norwalk and vicinity: main to- night and probably Wednesday; ris- ing temperature; increasing east to south winds. The western disturb- once has developed into a well-defin- ed storm during the last 24 hours . which is central this morning near La‘Crosse, Wis. it is causing rain or snow with high winds in the Upper Mississippi Valley and inelastic r68- ion. The front edge or the storm ex-i tended as far east as Pittsburgh. Pa.. at 8 a. m.’ Moderate temperatures continue in all scotions. WEATHER A YEAR A09 TODAY: Temperature: Low. ills; high, 45. )Partly cloudy. ——Gnaranteed hose make useful Xmas presents. Rogers and Stevens. Frank Abronaities. of Ssugstuck, who was injured when he fell out of his wagon in Westport avenue. last week is resting comfortably. The condition of John Zelter, infant son of Rev. and ‘Mrs. John E. Zeiter. of West avenue, is slightly improved today. The, child is suffering from an attack of croup. , --Nice line oi‘leather goods at Rog era and Stevens. .~——n— -* . m 2 Mrs. P. ‘P. Frhncla. wife of the chlef- j: engineer at the St. George Pulp and .. Paper mill has arrived in Norwalk ” here with her husband. nurse, who has resided in South Nor— I. walk for a number of years, Iaails to ;; day for England. where she will make - her home with; liar sister. " --Buy "him" a hat. .u...nnu—— The semi-annual examination of the South Norwdlk Trust Company ac- counts“ is being made by the auditors, who are Iloaeph R. Taylor, Franklin ' A. Smith and Thomas I. Raymond. O'Brien’s. Charlen’cmérall, of Broad River. . left home yesterday on route for Los Angeles, Cal., where he will spend the Bhriatmas and from whence he will continue on to San Diego wharf he will make his heme with his s liter, Mrs. George Crofut. ‘ «Suit cases. traveling bags. toilet —- sets. Rogers and Stevens. RAYMOND snornsss from Boston. and will spend a week ‘ 1:" All to its easy running and satisfactory lei-vice. Mrs. Eliza Wolfe. the well known -- OSCAR H. BANKS .- :- ,I panama-«mun was r. , O.B Jackson ’ ._ for Gifts What Can be more acceptable tilall a Picture] A Picture is never used up, never thrown my, but ls alvvays a pleasant reminder. Pictures are n0t always costly. A good subject framed appropriately and tastefully maybe had for a very small sum Our line is up to date and very attractive and range in price from 25c to $10.00 TOY-LAND ‘is a fairy land of Toys. Dolls. Games. Sleds. Horse and Wag- one, Autombiles. Velocipedes, Tllcycles tor the little ones. and every conceivable Toy can be found for boys. girls and little tots from five cents and upwards ‘- A. J Collins 81 Co “PURE FOOD" FOR HORSES The latest detailed report of the inspection of feeding stuffs by the New York agricultural experiment station at Geneva shows that several well known foods are ndulterated with ground cocoa shells and sand, which are about as nutri- tious and digestible as sawdust. Here is a sample list of ingredients and there are many more of the same sort. Dried blowers grains. cottonseed meal, oat hulis. ground alfalfa. and large amount of screening containing weed seeds, sand and molasses. The idea seems to be that a horse or cow can be made to eat almost any kind of wort’filess rubbish if with it is mix- ed small quantity of salt and molasses. If the merciful man is wise, he will buy 'or his animals sustenance a good clean pure feed manufactured from honest strai ht aTns MANU L‘ HATCH Buckwheat, Pea. Nut. Stove, Egg. Broken "ALL" ROADS ARI Lil/IL TO A MOVIE.” Automobiles to Rent by the Hour, Day or West. ,, 1013 Medals Now Rudy. Agent 00"". NIIOIIWAL BB WALL STREET NORWALK. , , Optician ”w“ ‘3‘ Everything in the Optical Line Eyes Examined Free ~ earthworms lei-o: :‘ i m. Miss Emma Hauser was taken ill Saturday night while attending tho Imotion picture show at Lockwood» hall. She was taken to the home of friends where she passed the night. She was much improved Sunday. Francis Anderson. of Franklin The case of Joseph scuba. hold on a chill-go of intent to kill and slay was , ‘ mill ouniintiod hittil tomorrow, owl. , in: to the inability ”of his victim. Sta piled labour. ionitend court this murmur The in " physician. or the court that ”T. .. ttreotgswss surprised this other day by a visit from a stepmother whom its had not «on in thirty yours. The ,brother is at work iii lows, where he holds s'lltcrstlvesiid reasonable po- sition. . Professor Anderllnn was more that- plum at the visit, bill distinct « the invitation to accompany the step a and Staple Groceries. Alter Extensive . Remodeling our store we invite you' to come in and look over our line of Pansy We carry a line of goods that will suit the most particular. at a reasonable price. There are three things to consider when doing your tradingwdiuality. Quantity and Price.’ You will and them here. East Norwaik Improvement As- ‘hers of the East Norwalk improvement I is now in the Work-s and which will be the ladies and their friends believe services of a competent and faithful . QI‘. :3 orange in color. will be provided and .1 distributed to all who desire the ser- - vice. of the as); man. These are to X befhung-ln conspicuous places at the 1; homes ‘oftilose desiring totako advan- -- tageof the systemwheneverthey have . 22 any refluo to be removed. 1' other small places and has wdrked out ' themselves of this opportunity to have 1: their garbage rsmobed at an unusually ’I ayery resident of the district will avail ' donned. This they intend to do when ‘ committee have taken in the Work or I ,m wishes and assistance given. ulull IS Ill nu " satiation Begins the Work at I Cleaning up Section pull all slum .10 lilillil Willi .h-\~————m_‘ Land Along the Shore Front is Being Filled up For the past six months the mem- association have been struggling with the problem of the removal of garbage and ashes. Experiments have been tried and: have failed for one reason and another, none of which can “be as cribed to the association however, for no organization ever worked harder or more faithfully than have the ladies in their Search for a solution for this problem. In the solution of therproblem which put into operation in the near future, that they have hit upon one way to re- move the unsanitary and unhealty re- fuse which for years has clogged the streets and open lots in the district, to the detriment of not only the own- ers of the same but to the whole peo ple as a district. p The plan evolved is that of systems tic collection and disposal. The lad: ies have succeeded in procuring 9. oil the short front the land being thatl which the owner desires to have filled. ' The association has also secured the large and adaptable dumping ground[ man to cart away the ashes and gar- bage and dump tiresome on the dump- ing grounds. its is Claudeb‘arr, an experienced teamstcr and; hard work- II' Now the “plan hit upon by the'associ- ‘atlon is but a temporary one, which will take care of the garbage until a better one which is now being consid- Iere'd and substitute it. Mr. Farr has engaged to cart away the refuse ofthe district at a moderate rate per barrel. trialling each house in the district in line season and performing his work in the best of his ability. The small amount will be paid for by the house holders. Diamond shaped cards bright This method has been adopted in Imost successfully and it is hoped that moderate. Sometime ago the association sought the assistance of the Fire District com- mittee and submitted the plan to them. It met with their instant approval the exception the district committee moo believed that the expense of the removal of the ‘garbage should be met . by the district out of the district funds. Upon seeking legal advice, however. divert the district'. money to this pur- pose and that the only way to bring about would be to amend the charter of the district. through the General All- sembly. giving them power to do as the legislature sits in January and the plan as explained above will be in on orationmly so long as it takes to have this legislative action taken. » The unicorn or the association to cheated that the thanks of tho accola- lane» for the hearty economics and synipathy which the“ members of the ladies.” in. lfitter abbmiabs the Impressed With New Mo c . of they fotmd that they had no right to . lion be expanded to the district con» ' mitten through the“ column. M um which has given tiioni nan «secures p eatmcnt DiStindily Recommend the I of; ENGLISH HEMORRHOID TRE AT. A leading medical writer says: "It is safe to estimate that 5;, , cent. of the people, male or female, are, at some time in their live‘ ' ‘ " bled. more or less, with. hemorrhoids." The same writer says: “Medicine. alone and unaided, will not cme; intelligence, carefuiness and persistence must be used in the silos in] administration of the remedy. " The “ENGLISH HEMORRHOiD TREATMENT" is Sound. Logical, rHl Grade and in EGCOIG with above statement. I The PRESCRIPTIONS are on each box. I ‘ You know exactly what you are using. . ' Very full and explicit (lilections for use, togethel with Diet Shea mull Rules tor Health. accompn lng each package. The "ENGLISH HEM RRHOID TREATMENT" consists of Suppositti ies, Ointment andv'Constitutionai Tablets The fact that we supply our patients with full and conviilfie l'n tions. so that they are enabled to ufie the treatment PROPERLY and S CESSF‘ULLY, constitutes one of our chief claims to distinction in treatment of Hemorrhoids. The “ENGLISH HEMORRHOID TREATMENT" is fully described in Booklet, which. can be obtained at any of the following Drug Store It is an excellent treatise on the subject, and should be read by who are alflicted. I If you suffer flom this distressing malady it will be greatly to your i - terest to call on your nearest Drugglst and get this Treatment. It may it you more good than any other remedy you have ever used The following Druggists in South Norwnlk and vicinity have the Eng» lish Hemorlhoid Tre'stment on sale, and highly recommend some: ‘ SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. NORWAL‘K CONN. B. H PLAISTED, 43 Washington St ‘ STILLSON POWELL CORP. H. GLENDENING and 00.. ’ ‘ THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY. Cor. EDWARD P. WEED, 38 Wall South Main and. Elisabeth streets. ' l. S. llifliiil iii Riiliill ii Sillilllll iii lililiiiiiill Will iielire From Active Partial-l ..—~ l-paigns he took a part were Judge ‘ llieaton Rebellson ill 1904 and 3011113. F. ’l‘hayer of Norwich in 1 |and Silneonb .Baldwin in 191 I New in this period or ten yea “ E‘WGle three presidential camp Mr. Thonias’s predecessor l office of cemetery was Edward J Mi ”"0" "I wnrk I“ namocm‘ her. of New Haven, it is not ear. I “0 Party of “'3 State ed that the committee will an I successor to Mr. Thomas immedlat NEW HAVEN, Dec. 17.~—-Execullve Mr. Thomas will continue his iiy thetic interest in the democratic part and he will be always willing toils it in his privatecapncity. A time which he can spare from duties as executive secretary will devoted to his growing law’pra‘c Mr. Thomas is one of the Secretary Edwin S. Thomas will re sign the secretaryship of the democra— tic state central committee this week. In all probability the resignation will be sent to Chairman Forster on Wed- nesday.1iir. Thomas retires from the secretaryahip of the committee with . the absolute confidence of its members known democrats in the state ,. and with their sincere rem-e: that he. is a native of Illinois. but he has spent hsouid feel compeued to retire from'practically all his lfie in this 1 an; the position. He has been one of the He- is a graduate of the Newliritgd most successful secretaries that the High school. where heonthi‘si: democratic party or the suite nib bad ther. Alfred, who is now it ssh ‘ in its history. ful physician. were noted for i He has filled the» oflice or secretary athletic successes, as well safe for ten years, having “been first an ficienyc in their studies. Mr.Th pointed in September.1902. He has when in his twentymlxth year been the secretary during six state first assumed the responsible position and three presidential campaign. ‘He the democratic party of the d p was secretary when Mnflary of Ridge- secure a. secretary who will so field. was the democratic candidate with the fidelity. and intelligence til p for governor.- The other candidates has characterized the wor . for the governorship in whose cam i Thomas. * The . south Norwa Dry Goods Co. (lucoasoaarsol 28. 30 and 32 SOUTH MAIN STREET ‘~ EXTRA SPECIALS Wonderful Value Giving tonight, 7 to 10. Special Xngs offering 50c Men‘s silk Hose tonight. 7 to 10. $1. 50 Men's Fleece Lined Mocha Gloves. Tonight, 7 to 10 $1.50 Men's Umbrellas. Tonight, 7 to 10 Ibo Boys’ Fast Black Btoclxings,Tonlght. 7 to 10 .... . . .. so no lie Handkerchiefs for men or Wanted). Tonight, 7 to 10. .7 for. 76¢! Combinations. Corset Cover and Drawers. Taught. 7 to 10‘ $10.00 Haitian Hare Mulls. Tonight. 7 to.10 ,bOIc Muslin Curtains, 2 1-2 yds. long. Tonight. 7 to 10 50c Corsets. Tonight. 7 to 10 lilo 290 Kimonos. all colors. 7 tom Be sure an get your share of those Special Offerings. ........ Olittod soul-00¢. It:n-...a.co....-.o~ac-. V mam.¢m,~_m~.fluw-q~ 19 lbs Granulated Sugar Best Flour, Ila" eBag-
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