W
hat. ne. ts wsil street. Norwalh: telephone
to e.
‘ , malnutoartoss should in all cases in
Is)
I‘ll "lull“ sun's-rung
' lion-rut Nonwau. no".
~ lest Mould Weather Forecast.
' Melody to partly cloudy weather will
preceded by rain or to; on the coasts
and snow In the interior. with fresh easterly
learnt southerly winds. shifting in south
“and westerly sales in the late region and
m followed by clearing this alter noon
I“ hernia: weather tonight in this section
4Wsllnssday. decidedly colder. fair weather
viii prevail. with brisk southwest to north-
w“ winds. preceded by rain or snow on the
0M. Thursda’. Illzhtly colder. clear weath-
Thermometer Record.
'I'hebweat point 0! the thermometer tor thv
'mmm ending at noon today was
flashers sero: highest. 40° above zero.
____._.__...._._______.
”mature Almanac lor 'l‘o-morrow.
sesBun Bets' High Tide Low Tide
“wt 7:]: It 4:58I at 10.03 at 2:50
W
Gammondable Measures.
Our new Council got down to business
‘ It its meeting last night and inaugurated
, andadopted measures on business prin-
clubs
.The resolution instructing the assessors
to proceed at oncein the matter of equal-
tyapprovalof every taxpayer.
thsformer plan, the limited time taken
by the assessors made thorough work in
sub matter impossible. By the previ-
mills of the resolution the assessors can
“‘4 oommanceat once. andbe compensated
torthe work performed; and when the
timsfor the formal assessment arrives
there will he inlormatiou in the posses-
sion of the assessors upon which an
constable tax can be based.
slat was the practice many have of dis-
streetsshould not he used tor this pur—
pose,aod notioeis given by the street
sauce relative thereto will be prosecuted.
Thereahould be no necessity for,any
prosecutions, as ewery citizen should
heartily comply with the ordinance.
Clean and neat streets cannot be main-
;t‘rmmeots are 91'1"!th to pul-
Iute and disfigure them.
'rcsoluttou directing that the city proper
sy corner of Clay and Franklin streets
he opened to the public and provided
with convenienm for hitching horses
nuohaccommodatioos have been a crying
wraity {or some time, and the lack of
themhasoperatedseriously against our
"charlie. Owing to the narrowness oi
onrstxeete and their occupancy by the
trolley systems, and lack of hitching
been impossible.
large extent made it probibitory.
nee horses» for evil
make our city
travel. and
specially
dose without damage to the poles by so
M lot as have the practical.
been removed long ago.
welcome you and see you right.”
Nos-walk municipal Matters.
whimhabi
W. and fully unilormed
his
ballots of the tax list will meet the bear-
Under
Another matter that deserved atten-
poslng 0'! their ashes and garbage. The
committee that violations of the ordiv
We give special endorsement to the
‘, ammo ,
We .Iutoltmltrlnmlihud
beautiful. Its autumnal coloring ls bril-
«bliant and varied. and its littered berries
“baupply its fourth phase 0! beauty. The
best all round tree is-tho sugar maple.
Its term is graceful. its toliago this. its
autumnal coloring the richest of all
trees and its sap delightful.
‘But tin? monarch of the forest in the
white hair. It grows slowly. but star»
dily. There are oaks in this country
which were here when Columbus land
ed, and they will be here a thousand
years after we are all dead. Little atten-
tion has been paid as yet in this country
to making the landscape beautiful with
avenues of trees. No man could leave a
finer or more enduring monument b9-
hind him than several avenues of our
magnificent forest trees. Double rows
of them of alternating kinds make the
most oil'cctivc. Oaks, evergreens mid
maples are some of the varieties that
may be made to alternate beautifully.
A double row of evergreens and the
great, luxuriant catnlpns. with their
gorgeous blossoms, constitutes alumnus
avenue at the entrance to a stately home
in southern Ohio.
But the oak is the grandest of all. It
can withstand two posts, storms and
age better then any other tree. Its nv-
ernge life is 1,400 years. If We poor
mortals could have the years. strength
and serenity of lllthllli, then life would
be worth living.
Long Life In the New World.
It is one of thcsignsof thelitnt‘s that
there is so much discussion on tho imb-
jcct of lengthening ordinary human
life to n century or more and preserving
all that time the prime of intellectual
and bodily vigor. Editor Charles Dud-
ley Warner. in Harper's Magazine, pr.»
scnts his idea of the matter.
He Buys facts show that Anurricn i.~
peculiarly well ndnplt‘tl to human lun»
gevity. Mon and women in our forum!
hemisphere ought to be nt their lirut
from 70 to 100. What novels fit'l I'lll
writers could give us then. with ull
that experience. practice and wisdom
behind them! In southern (‘nlil‘uruin
several Indians are known to how,
rvuclicd ages ranging from 120 to 140.
At Tumors. in Mexico. them was it lliilll
who. by the records. lived to be in“).
In California. Morin-mind the Andes rp-
ginnzt in South Allll‘l'li'il lIlt‘s‘l.‘ xnzml Ill 1'-
sons haw Iii'l'll found. But tiiut longev-
ity is not pucnlior m the warmer, drier
’ Allli‘l‘ll‘u is shown by llll‘
populir svyiug that in tho (‘mnw (out
Willi v the lnliibllnliis nuvvr lllv. but
dry up and blow mvuy.
.‘it prov ni. lmwvvot'. by the limo u
pm .51 1.1. Is 1 :u wwilth. \t‘iedmu lllltl nix-
[)i‘l’lt‘lll‘itl.‘t1t'h::ll‘)’ to enable Illiil In n1-
bupplly Illl is wul'n out and 11:15 M die.
This. )Ir. qu'nv-l‘ :ill
sot-thew l
coulomb". is
Wilt-n no stop rushing :il >ul‘li
li‘t'lllt‘lliltlllrl opt-HI. we sinill Inm- limo
to develop naturally and shall Iiw out
our century of happy. bountiful lilo.
The Dock Lulim'vrn oi' .‘tllnt'l'p.
Until lntoyvnrs it Inna not. Inn-n thought
possible tui'urm unions amour: lliuet!
placn the hitching of horses to any ex-
tentand with any degree of safety has
In tact. the ordinance
relative to electric light poles has to a
Pro.
pie who have money to spend should be
encouraged to come to our city to trade.
ratherthsn deterred. The ample provi.
sionthatcan he made on the my lot
will be not only a great convenience but
adselded inducement to the class who
attract-
IVO II tIIb particular. We would go lur-
lhm' than thb even. and lullxwl h! pro-
hibiting the bitching 0! horses in the city
M light poles. would prov do them
with means tor hitching. This all! be
vsloplag a portion of them with material
to protect them. II this Is not advisable
we would allow horses to chew them a
llttle rather than to tnterpoes the sliubt~
est lneouunlencs for hitching.'l’hers Is a
practical as well as sethetlcal side to city
slain, IIIII when the practical can be
well without very great violence to the
The laatp poets and other useless ob.
standou- ol the sidewalls ought to have
Altogether we give a hearty amen to
theastiosolthe Council last night on
' “matters. We are specially pleased
7 townsflths people round about us
and with us. come to our cIty oi 80ml:
m with your horses, your trade
eniyoar company. and we will cordially
Joules iron the action taken at last
w north: of the Norwalh City
.03...“ Plea-er uses and Lieder oom-
y be In excellent shops
made Why councilman
“Mashemdendngol the
mass palm ahoht the city lolly
ol all Norwalh eltla
performing tln- Inwufl clues ul‘ l'uugli
labor. Yet for 4.30 years there how ('1'
istml in tho nIlI city (if AlllWl'l‘ll «Null»
vrntiw unions of ”IV (Incl.
The scanning trznlu ni‘ Allin-rti LH'i’s
mnplnynivnt in lurin- nulnbrrs of lid :41:
It wan to r-‘I‘t'llll' tln» labor in llimnsulwe
uud pvrpvtuntu it among: their ilmrwnd
lllllfi, preventing the introduction of out
rillll'l'H who \vnuld nndvrhid llll'lll. lllul
the unions “mm in tho ilrst plnvv inruml.
The mm who i‘ortnml thorn insists-d
that molt member should do his work
skillfully. so he not muse loss in freight
owners and shippers. The unions gnaw
null-ed tlm bout Horvit'o lit modvruiu
prices.
This being the (new. intllltmmvnle {or
bringing in outside labor Worn rvlnm"
ed. Tlmdnclt unionu ilnnlly made them
selves wholly indutx-ndont by forming
into"tmllnns. " Nlltlilllt'll. ouch of which
handled it special line of insight. All
the Inlmn-rs on the Whitman Wurt‘ in
(‘lutlml In one or nnulln-r oi thew. Ii
nit-ii \vurt‘ nwdml tottnlund uvmsol. tho
Iundivrn of the onions hired tin-m to the
owner of tho vnmu at it given prim- to
do the work. There Willi always is pmilt
In llnlwngi-uovur nnd n «we is more liv-
ing for tho laborer. ' lie prolll, went
into the mmunon fund. nnd til the 0nd
of n stated time With divitlml mnunu till
the lnlmrul‘e. So it rmnnins to this tiny.
Iitlinv- l'i.
I
in the printout war Joplin Incl shown
that she whiteness three great umwmls
~Miirehnl Ytltnntpttn, who gained tin-
rictory at Ynln: Mnrshnl ()yntnn. who
took Port Arthur. and Admiral llu. who
directed the operations of the navy.
WW. . . . m.
Both Japan and (‘hinn are suspicions
of the intuitions oi the European no.
lions. and thrteinro nliko [lft'Il'l‘ the
good offices oi the l’nltml Htiiloe in unit
ducting poms negotiations
A newspaper letter gives a symposium
of views from distinguished Individuals
on the ideal husband and tells. The
ideal husband or wile Is the one that
each woman or man is already married
y to. W .
'l'hs churches in the great cities seem
disposed to stair theological elitism
lmd units to reform sum manist‘
pat women. They could not he is
hell! Issuers.
“ Ravine used
Ayer'sllaeriyor
tor years, I and
that it keeps my
‘ scalp clean and
. thehairlnthebest
l condition. lly
mother. now sixty
‘, years oi ace, has
" as lines head 0!
hair as when the
was iorty, a last
' which she attrib-o
utes to the use 01 Axer s llalr Vigor. It. .
thickens the growth oi the hair and 9
restores gray hair to its original color. 9
I cannot see how this preparation could
be improved. "-—Mrs. F. )5. Barron, Gul-
veston. Texas.
REIGNING STYLES.
Ieparate Bodleea Now lllnde or Bright
Wool (ioodsvl’lower Garnituree.
‘. For ortlinnry wonr skirts are even wlth
the ground all the way round. For tilnncr
and other ccrcmonlous' “tensions they may
be somewhat It‘nullll'ltl'll lit the back. but
no very long lruim :m- u‘nm excepting by
brides.
5 Cor. Main adn Wan its.
lillliB WEEK 0F 00B llllElT llNlllBl Bl
BEGINS
SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY l9
CUT PRICES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
KIN fiIJY NO'I‘E WHAT YOU CAN BUY FOR 19
N orwalk
T:
III
4 lartla good Outing Flannel
for
25‘ \nrds Ticking. at this
ii yards Brow n
yard wide. tor
4 yards good quality Bleach»
ed aheetlnv.
'I'uWul . 25¢
l lit tneliiclm-d.
Domestics
set values at l90?
I90
099“]!
'5th lug.)
Four indlanu.
I90
Houery.
Did you ever hear at anything Ills 2 .W” mm. M BM ,0,
9all Men‘s Seamless Halt
Lipalrs lChlldt'cu‘ s Black Rose
Men's Neckwenr. Traits and
I90
I90
Ail Iiinrn
quality. tor
I90
Super-lilo Iridium fur m‘orydny use. with
dark skirts. are now tnmlo of any sort oi
material nolnngvrnecessarily oisllk Cro-
pen. veiling. ('ltla‘lllllt'l'tl or chullie in any 0!
the clear, bright tints now tnshionnble
make inexpensive and becoming waists.
Lust summer's light wunl gowns may thus"
EVENING COSTUME.
be made to do service again. the wide
hrendthsoi the skirt living \lHl'iI ior theini
menscsiocvvs, which should be sllllonod
with orinnlluo. Law or choux oi velvet
ribbon form a suitable trimming.
decomtlon. They nre mode of velvet. silk,
brocndo or satin. trinunml with lace. rIbA
bone. flowers and It‘lllllt‘l'fi. ctnbrnidormi.
rullled nnd puflml rind unnornlly disgulsed
llndt‘l‘ various millllwry effects. The fact
lbnl they were originally Illll‘lllIi‘iI in hoop
the blinds worm moms in be entirely for
gnltvn
Law Is it mniu Il'llllll‘t' of tho aI-nson's
trimmings. both in block nnd light tints.
It is said that IlIllt‘Ii pulpitrn may lm rono
voted by living rlnwd in strong It‘ll, whloh
is also mnpluyi-d to giro whit.» Illt'l'n on up
ponrnnco oi ngr.
'l‘ln' Tl‘tIIllullll' In mnrh warn in Paris,
although Ins fru‘pnntly Nt'il lnri- It Is
purticulnrly HillldIIIt‘ {or lilIlIlIIi‘ ngc d nud
oltlt rly \vnnmn us it admits-oi gram l‘l'li‘Il-
nosed! lunivrinl tbnn tln- «hurl. jiu ILI'l/ and
is lnuru dignilh-d in npiwnrnnm
Flowers are twining in lnvnr its is lrhn—
thing {or owning pumps. The costume
shown in blltihlst'lt‘ll I: thusndurnml und Is
extn‘nwly cllwtlw. 'l'lm (mot and shim-
oi the bull skirt tire of germ nutin. while
the buck In of whltu Illi‘l‘. The (out of tin-
anllu portion is tritium-d with law rippli-
cntlun. on which are plni-ml lnrm- bouquets
of Milo Ilowvrs nt elmrt Intervals. Tho
bodlcols n lilttl blouse bold in oi the waist
by n oorsolvt lwlt oi lllllll vulu-t fastened
by {our pnsto buttons The lnIlOdt-mllot-
ago is hordvmd by it bond of white satin
embroidered with jet. The balloon eloevcs
are of law and terminate at the elbow
with a bum rulllo. A garland of flowers
cram-s cm'h shoulder,
Juntc (IIIUIJJZT
Alllloted will; Bhuuwmllem.
Mr. (Im. A. Mllls. o! Iwbmun. i‘mm
says: "I was sillicted with lllt'll'l'fl ism
In my back all last wmnr It
sown- «t times that lt-uuhl w v a: u d up
straight but one dmwn ovnr tm um-
Hide 1 him! (IllIi‘lt'lll rein» um- nun-in:
revolving any to llvl lllllll l ”mum n n it
the ohlflt-unlwrlnin'e l'um Il..lm \Ihr
using it lorthrw days. humming mdi
rvclinns. my rheumatism unspoilt-mil
has not returned liltli'I' I have aim-e
rel-ultimvnrlwi It to min-rs sml Imus
they burn been born litul by its m.- I’««r
MI» by Ii (.3. “tlllltlll. tIttlcmst
u u: p...
Newspaper Importers “an" II
W t- are informed that the Modem l’r‘m
Animation wants one 0' low nowvtmpo-r
oorreep'indonta in this in unta.
sorlt talisht and can be perimuml by
either lady or gentlmtnm I’intme on-
perience Ill not ltt‘t‘rsstlty, and Mill!" "l
our younu'meo and womvn and own old
men would lIu well to secure Mll'l’l a pud-
tloo. as we understand it taken only Illtmll
one fourth of your time. Fm further
particulars address llodt-rn Prose Maori
Ilium Chlmll. III.
Carlton Cornwall. foreman M the (la-
aetle. Mlddletowu, N. J. believes that
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy alumni lie
in every home. lie need it (or a mid
and It effected a speedy sure. He says
“It lelndsrd a grand remedy: lean tee
needles whom!” cough. with the heel
results.” to and to nest bottles tor eats
bro. cesium amulet.
Mulls shore in the general nillut-nce ol _
l'ur Ill:
5 littllle bent ("Illhlll’lt
ll'
Byurde linen Grass l‘ loll:
mat K. wlmr or natural
hardy-lilacs or labile Crimp-
fbr
I90
l90
and
worth .l' K'.
Pimp form
3 lass-e chnted Glycerin:-
Huep for ilk.
4 rolls or :I
Paperi'
I‘ltpr-r vur
Toilet Articles.
.yuikee good ‘quality Toilet
21mm” of “it ‘lislinnery for
Our 351- pound [Mt'kflt‘t’ Nule
tor
l doz. cards Darning Cotton.
1 imper Deming Needles
Stocking Darner.
:: doz. good Shell Hair Pins
2‘4 “III? Apt-on \nlnsook 41“anin Granite Pudding
tor
21inch size Hand Towels for I 9 c ‘24 Yds Lace Shelf Paper.
lit. for lilo.
Small Wales
I mm. P reel Ill
2ls‘1xn‘ill-l Clottoanpzol Silk! l for 190 0 n EEK Cups
_ timie Dalfi'b‘fi Needed
LIIIIIIBS reflular'vrlce. 20:2. ior ' I 9 c I [Wham double EBB CUP!
(I
' ' ‘ 16 inch W ire Frame for Silk
Aren t these remarkable tnces 1 gggl’gggyan Hook and “”93“ W _
I07 ”nulls.” ' 6?”? “’“Wd Nursery 0 Dinner Pail. "Workman's
" .ynrulu Silesia. l lot-quality. us or Friend," 3 parts.
I90
I90
packages Tolls-t I 9
I 9 c or rulol‘rtl border
full size
6 'l'urhsv Red Hanukerchh is.
Handkerchiels.
ll Handkerch'eis. plain white
I9
Kitchen Depart nt.
00 it. mother Line. cuaran-
teed full length.
BPearl B'l'rllgchamp Chimneys.
slzeB
't Lantern Globes
. rnsmnnn or saleable. I
hyulds Crash. re niar rice. 3”“!th Lunpnv th complete
int. c. no t 00.. Will, siss.°1..,.5..ifui. “P .1» ‘i’flh’ilfif’mwwmm' C “W"
eeeeeeeeeeee W ‘" ”V “' “”‘ c '
99999999 ,mek‘" 1 w” Men's Bicycle Hose. .iplllllhitel Granite Dinner
oyards soon White Domed. lull length: 6 Whl e Granite Dessert
_ _fl __ - "Iltnnul. c‘llluns White 'Ilerino shirts. p; m, 19c
Spite-Ills at our very b- atOut- 390 quality. at b '
lint Manuel.
3 French Pore. Coffee Cups
and Mac
7 inch Linen, Iampflhada and
Holder.
2i bottles best Household Am.
mania. lilo.
Gloves.
line (or tIt: (“l'arh' s 0.}..1‘. Cro-
A) on IOI'
, _ .. nu. 14...... a 0.... I 49c eggs; 33:3: Rename."
ans and 0m ham“ "’ .-.. Mimi“ Ba.
'5 . . . 001 Mi tte
. balls knitting Cotton. au- "5‘
synrds hell. nudity Pints. storied colors. for Boys' Wool Gloves regular
1: [or]. good quality Dress mhnqualityat
i :ynrdslérsl quullll' (ilnlt- btaystor zpairs Wool Mittens
mm for
2 pairs Stockinet Dress ,
Shields for "
Embroidelies and Lac
3 yards Embroidery.
spring patterns.
2 yards Embroidery. loo quali-
ty. new designs.
2 skelns Germsntown Yarn.
black or colors. for
Torcnon Lacs regular 36c qual—
ity. one yard for
MW
1‘13} LEPHONE CALIn,
THE BOSTON STD}
Corner Main and Wall Streets. Norwalk.
5 7-4.
‘ A word to tho xii-e i-
IIIIII’I Illll IIIII
That no sell the best 0toods that the It
produces, as low as they can be solo.
’
named it toali. there also result
mummmm'
A IIII
ing,
class
alone.
Ir hlrhor III [Illl'l‘ bul.’ 4
Bargain
they
,‘mhmfifihfifllme
0"“
Russian Mondale. something
lllla large llomana Blunts. lllis. 25c.
Jouan Shelled limotis. 50c It.
not Iel' s Salted llmtnls. 50c Illll.
new. 250 hot.
and maintain the quality. Them to no 4‘
a man is more susceptible to than good '
and once his wife treats him to
articles of food he wants them I
WeMentionThisWeei
lmetican Biscuitilom any imitate III III totes, lie but
Stewed Tomatoes. a he article, lB us. pet can.
Extra line ligs, prices from lit to 200 lb.
Astaiagus lips in cars, selected goods. 35c and we Illll
0 i its an: headquarters in Ssliines. lalahee's clips sndtatielies oi fancy llsists tilt!
in: us.
It you want fancy genuine lies 00mins lies Btop llolassss call here.
23013.0 still. Granulated Sugar I0l SI .00.
Preserve all terms: quotations we have male as they all slant good. call anti set
3 so have added.
lit Handle only the Famous Ferris Brand of Hams. Boneless
con'. Dried Beef and Flu Pork. Illtylillli’: he almle listens pics
are Delicious.
ills Boss famousluuoh hill Biscuit is its finest cllllllll produced and in tin Ills . e V »
Bont Forget Bur Big Sale of But
It 25. 78 and 30 Ms. Ill. It would surmise you it know the amount so have sold in the l
o. days.
in 3hr. 0I0lll luncheon Millennial: lot 259; a bargain. lls hauls!!!
(IIIAIIIES E. SEIIIIIIIT
IElIIIIIB 6' III.
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