DY I'M READIN‘ MEBBE YUH i HEY KID' To-MoRRoW‘e WOODEN‘T BELIEVE WATCHA? NEWSPBVER. To 9EE lT KIO,BUT I DOING. lF 1 KIN FIND [my AIN‘T TESTED \ nF NEXT WEEK'S FOOD FER A ~ N: vet WEEK! rnPyRIGHT~N8TIoN9L CGRTooN JLI’KVICE Coma N31. TH‘ some OLE |IIII II'I'}? cm ‘ltIIII‘I III-Illmhtth III 1/..__..——-—-— - M, COME Oil—it”) ‘ L) lT— \ / fl WELL“ YUH COME TU“ Lit-ii . 136E Ii / XER ENTIRE}Y AIN'T MISSIN' AN' 6UP ME. '5 J TOO FRESH FER 4;} mucu ——— IT‘s A DIME ~ . too In." we A WILL You? :5 I MOTION To ‘51.th I YuH FER PM ”85W LOCK Yuri GUST Govt: ME‘! @ESMGDEW‘J) Lift“ d W,» Yuri HAVE A NASTY Look—OLE SPORT~' BUT I DIDN‘T GIVE IT To/ You! Auncb ur LIME FUUNU. JUHN WEBER DEAD. Kilns at Plumtrees May Open at at Prominent Hat Jobber Passes Away Early Date. Suddenly in Louisville I Many acres of little. rock. not ye: John Weber, head of the jubbing' worked, have been discovered on the house of John Weber & £10., NewI farms of Jacob S, Mayhew, lienry it Yorlt city, and one of the most11 proml- I l’atchen and the Morgan property nent men in the hat trade. in the coun- I i i in Bethel. Owners of this propertx try. died suddenly in Louisville Ky.. have had the line. tested and it was ‘ Friday evening. Mr. Weber sold cor- t‘ound tube, about as fine as any in tin. tutu lines of goods for tho Deloboty :Itato. . ‘T iiat C0,, and the ‘Danbury (‘o.. of Dan} “idle time abounds all through thi: bury. besides handling the output oft section. much of then roperty has not ' several hut manufacturing plants been worked. and two kilns are at the. New Jersey. present time lying idle. The demandi News of Mr. Weber's death was III for limo 'Iulllx onsiderable ot' a drn . I shock to his many business friends‘ yours ago. but now that the. de. . and associates in liunbury. He left his round has illt‘l‘f‘RSOd once more, own- New York offices a Short time ago forI ers of limeht‘tnring rock In I’lutntrees ‘a .business trip Through the middle are considering the formation of II' west and armed In Louisville on Wed ' company to put the product on the- Iiesdny. The details of his illness and market. . Identli are lacking. but it is thought‘ Arrangements as yet are of the \Ir. Webtr has taken soierely illI raguott form. ilIIIi in all probability sumt‘ . I they will take definite shape in the‘ Mr. Weber was about sixty years otI worse of the next few weeks. ago and had been connected with the hut trade nearly all his life. RECESS APPOINTMENTS SENT TO ltnoitn to all the men prominent in] few I —~~~— i i - i In time Friday. 1 He weal SENATE the load but manufacturing businosal WASlithl'l‘ON, fee. T’...-—-The lol-‘ and his tumour is considered to be‘ towing recess appointments of masters; “ere sent to the Senate when: porous jobbing houses in New York‘ It reronioned Haturdu)‘: William i‘..city. .Ilelaney. New Britain; Multan. Ne“ London; Egbert A. More-I hows, house. Kent; William J. Woo , port: Daniel J. I‘m-ritttzton. Beacon“ Falls; James Itride. jr., iCIIsI liIIItann; i OPPONENTS OF I Charles Harrington. Essex; Patrick" WOMAN SUFFRAGE.' Riley. Kiiiim'i)‘; Henry Kelli-I; New \t‘AstIINGTOV Der. li.-—-'llit" \'n- I‘nnnan: (‘lift‘ord l". t‘hapman Niunliv: ‘ tional Allsoeiution Opposed to Woman: lol Ill 0' ROIIllt‘ \\'Illiinantit. met in annual otnttentioni Harry und \YohI-r SrlIoI-ning. ‘I‘I'Itot~ftif New York city. Snilruge w-_--—-—~ Ihere yesterday \Iith delegates in Itt- I PERSONAL INCOME TAX IN- ‘lt’lltlilllt‘t‘ representing tuenty three CREASE. .nn'i FII‘TI'IIIII- tissorintiuns. Mrs “ASHINU ‘t).'\‘, Doc. l.".:«The pet- Ihut' M. Dodge. of New Ytll‘lt, lII‘C‘BI "“IIIII IW‘I'IIII‘ IIIV ““5 llilItI (Illrin'; the- IlI-nt ot‘ the organization. presided at last fiscal tour by 9.57.315. iIIIlII'iIIII.IlI..I]m nppning noggitm, \\'lllt'll “as feba who turned into the ym-rnment HT. ‘rmmI by the reading of a letter ‘(W‘ It" more by nearly $13 Htltltltlllti \IIs ltohI-rt lAlllE~lilK. wife. of than tht- tut tl pIiIl hy the 'IST SHEI moi; stomp-”y 0f Stute. from her in: It-' .Iru~ the )6.” below ateovtling‘ John W. to the annual report of iTii- of State, the father“ (‘tll‘lllll‘y opposing: \vomnn‘ Suffrage. Dost-l one of the must Stiteessl‘ul and pros«_i Brynn i“. Mr. Weber is survived by two lli’lr M. Foster. a former Secretary. Sinner of h””“‘“ I““"“II" IIIII‘I“ lIIII III‘ l’rI-s'denl \\'ii.~on “ill l't‘t't'ht‘ the: toniuht. Idelerntes at the White House today.’. ‘ . IOn Wednesday, it‘ the Republican1 m. 05"". (Ill TuthrrulOSlS j.Nlntionul t‘ommiltm gives It hearing‘ to the. Sulfi update the antiSui‘tragitits also uill seek to be heard. an‘ Wiinmu unit-r. one or ltu‘ lore- mom 0! living medical men. for- merly of Johns Hopkins. linltimore. nnd no“ Iii-gins Professor of Medi- elm nl Oslortl. runs in his “l'rmtiee of .Vlmlldne" (1592), on page 2m: THE SUFFRAGETTE SINGS. i BLANKETS AND CORDUROY GERIE, CREPE DE CHINE AND WAISTs OF GEORGETT‘E CREPE. CREPE DE CHINE, SILK, LACE THE ”THE Gift Suggesrion . For Christmas ROBES SILK AND CREPE KIMONAS DAINTY UNDERWEAR AND LIN- KAVSER SILK SILK PETTICOATS AND LINGERIE SILK HOSIERY SKATING CAPS AND SCARFS HANDKERCHIEFS AND BOU» DOIR CAPS Here the early shopper will find a full line of attractive Holiday poodl. IN DAINTY CHRISTMAS BOXES. AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL. . Sli0l’. 66 No. Main St, K. a A, Clavon For Up-to-dnte Service Call FRED H. GANUNG. Funeral Director and Embllmor Office and Residence Telephone 904. 54 So. Main St., So. Norwalk Be Careful III Your Selections WHAT YOU NEED to somewnere on our shelves. l OVERCOATS .. The BCSl values. Ii“: ontoi: "this :12:th Ddgclgsffry to the City ' $10 to $12.50 lrefltore your health. G O T T L l E B Whether you prescribe for yourself 11 No. Main at. Go. Nomi! I or get I ‘7—410—31250 am. I Be Sure Its A FRISBiE'S P IE Made in the Cleanth Plant. Olll Physician's Preocrtptlon we can fill it. Our compounding do parlmont to In competent hands, and we use the purest drugs obtainable. I'lhe Norwalk Drug Co. H. A. Mend, Met“. 8 No Mel» B! So. Norwalk. Conn ..J .; GERMANIA lltlTll M. FLEU RV. Proprietor. EUROPEAN PLAN Rooml 50c. day. 31-60 am and up. from the best fresh fruits obtainable. Ask Your Grocer for Them Insist on them at your res- I t t “'llu‘ healing oi pulmonary tubir- I I culouis in sironu I-lini'rully by the recovery 0! pullout: in “1mm- sputl (‘lnhlll‘ iluuue and lmI-Iill lune been found. ' ‘ ‘ in the granulation: products rind mommiuied pm'umonln a near tissue is formed. while the sllmllcr tillfl'lllls nretm become im- [In wanted with lime Mills. '1‘" null! conditions alone ultoultl the term ‘ hurling In implied." Minty eminent llletllt‘ill authorities have testified to the etiicncy of lime salts in the treatment of tubercu- losis, mm! the success of liclunun's Altorutivc in this and allied throat and bronchial nl‘tecttons may be due partly to tilt‘ fart that it contains I limo suit so oombined with other valuable ingredients us to be easily assimilated. \Vumsprrntl use of this remedy in Tllll In lllll.‘ c tkt n of tutu H ulot: is— (pm. of unit: it r~ipptur to h: no yield~ ed ooinplttely to it—~-justiht- -3 out be— liLf that it is “turn a trial. unless some othtr treatment nlronds is am-ceeding lt contains no opiates. narcotics or hnhit— forming drugs. We make no promises concerning it any more that reputable phyalclnnl give. promises with their ptenurip. ions but we know of many cam in which IT HAS llELPii‘i) (Detroit Journal.) a lassie wants the ballot I To help to run the town; Ilf‘ a lnssie gets the ballot I ‘Need a laddie frown? Many a laddie has the ballot Not so bright as l; tinny u lnddie votes his ballot Overcome with rye. Christmas watch I. ‘ In selecting: your pay particular attention to the reputa- tion to: st-Iviee You “ant to buv n \tfttCll that has a reputation bark of it “e tiCll only stundmd hatches. stir-h watches as are guaranteed by the tnanttt’artttrem and ourselves. l . 3 At the pines you pay. you can ni- It tl_\t~‘ rely upon the win 0110s we sell I .25 being the host vulues. I I..ie works for “.1105. A few of the. different grades we lie 11“ g carry: Waltham. Elgin. Rockford, . V’l‘oilingfl all.th‘e day} 11' ,‘ ( nis Illamilton and Ball Watches. ”then her “on: the Ilttlt s I II. 'I Prices from $5.00 to $75.00. I Ghe her outta pay. ‘ I \Oflieial natth inspetlms mi N. \'., I” a body pays'the taxes, .'.H and Hartford Railroad. : Surely you'll agree RICHARD F. NOACll I'i‘hat a body earns the franchise. i I JEWELER. t ‘ Whether he or she. I GRIDIRONED. 26 North Mam St. So. Norwalk Your druggist has it or can go: it. or you can send dig-er-L I SheLWhat is your favorite \vildx; ..-- ‘ Eckmnn Laboratory. lhltndolnhln. game I FASRI" FREIGHT LINE TO NEW For Sale by The ClliTord Pharmacy . He F “'11 and the. Stillson Powell Corporation ‘ ' 00 )‘I ‘ yomg “D ' . RE i 7 H 7‘“ ”W'MMI" 1' Freight boat leaves Pier 2? East " Piousura EVERYTHING who?” ‘I'IMGISIW‘I’YI’IM- .. . .wu-o a Chéiutcommnm......i. . . WfitotMarforcencmusfmumplo-nd the Diet! River, New York (foot of Catherine St.) every day except Sunday, at 3 p. tm. Freight received at Norwalk up to I5 p ..m and at South Norwalk up to I5:3o p. m. RUST EVERYWHtl-ZRE i NYTHING George F. Fonts, General Agent. .iarreaboetitnxhome and cities ITHE Amino. J. SMITH TRANS; taurauts. Put-«ad Ave. C The Overland Model 75, $615 Roadster $595 Hero is another Overland Model. now priee. Sointthing that is w ioliin the touch ull automobile buyers This: is a romfortnble fninily our. fully equipped own to Magneto ignition. Deliveries On this our will start the 15th of Der. of Call us for a demonstration or literature. VAAS'l‘ BROTHERS GARAGE Phone i36o. 17 Chestnut St, City.. W l.‘ W.” Welcome To Our City I . .. Ici‘tit‘ottli‘al‘reception here. iR-i 'l‘hose who come gomvayhuppier and wiser. . The reason? We put their storage batteries in surh gmd ( million that it'sonly n Ituml the. shottltlsmile (‘omeiu and no 'ellt llyou more. Inc impala»;N'miylmlltryaiotvlz' mz. ’ FAIRBANKS ELECT. co., § 58 NORTH MAIN STREET. TEL 938 ‘ New Willard Batteries and Repair Parts Alwoyr Carried in Stock mnnnnnflmwm HEADQUARTERS FOR GAS RANGES. $1 Loo to $48.00, Self Lighting Burners. ,. SoilI our stock before buying. I I I not I an H t Water Heaters .. no: "yard”? Fogfifirthuboeigd has?“ I PORTAT'ON L'NF" 'M' G Ema? wriggling.“ S I “Could you tend me it dollar, old ' ' , Inmn ?" I! & H k! isooldcverywheieina-am liottleszc3 10c(1 05.).25c003 $02235 052m "Certainly! I could do lots 0i! ones 0! Ch 5‘ MI“ - things I have no intention of dolii‘g . 17 Wall St. Norwalk. Conn . . 1 on .. . I ma too i I-.I!tl'i"d75tifllti%ifi" * Nice d8" m” n" ' x; ‘ " . ~- ' . I ~ I , . .« . "I .t m llu‘WII-Iil rm— ’ ‘ ',.i‘*"I‘II""' 'I'i I"-'-Ii""I“ 'N'ifI . . 5 l: .. ,. I. , «on. we.“ ..m In” number-H A brand now our nt 8 brand? _ L.._._4_._.____ __..‘__‘__,-_‘__——~_____n_ ,... -__.__,._._._..._' _.~ L‘. I42 Piece Dinner Set $22 6 SIIIItiIItzlD Coupons I (“THE SOUL OF HAPPINESS”) The BIUP liltt‘i , . . IS SOME’i‘t .11.; NEW IN DINNER WARE The lucky Bluebird (“The Soul of Happiness") is the. dhslgn ' of I; this Dinner Set. made by one of the foremost American poltbrs. 'I‘hewrr highest point reached in harmony of color, chaste design, and '1! the some time. the. latest thing In the prevailing mode. it will prove to he the greatest ever—a Bluebird in blue and turquoise with the soft red of nature on the breast. while. the edge of each piece- is fin- ished in deep blue lines and trhcing. To see it laid out complete will bring an ejaculation of wonder from every woman who views it. Dirplaved at Gehebe’s '— 25 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK. “South “Norwalk t 25 Washington St.. 'Biue Bird Set Coupon? Tuesday, Dec. 14th NAME ..... ..... . . ... ADDRESS -.-~-..-- NEWSDEALER .... . . . . r 1.— CENTRAL IIoTEI; Corner Monroe and Chestnut Streets. South Norwalk. Mayo handyman; J03. Dl SESSA anomfj ltdoms by day or week at reasonable prices. Erory moth well ventilated. oleotrio lights and gm. Everything first class. ow ,. .- : who. 7 mixed Add For Best Res-II
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