‘ , , _ . notes
'm ”l three time:
_. MM muses. lilo.
cant cannula». new
~ advertlsscisnu in
fl. Mills—By mull. in mi
' (the workstation
men. 33.5: one rwr. 86-0
no.1; west. to,» pal?
, ‘ lld‘l‘lachlnztonstiu:
coll. m. Brunc-
HIWI. Harwell: belcplwn
ruinous should Inclination :
1 marine SIITIUEL
4mm: “newt“. l'mnc
Herold Weather Forecast.
“Wiscthsr and freih wis-
' . Iy winds will prevail.
”becoming variable, {ol-
film .pertly ol-.udy to cloudy
fill vmbsbly prevail. with easterly
We!” locslnow or rain.
Intestine-es» flowed.
. ,m We! the thermometer tor thr
' hours Mina at noon today was
s sun: hishsst. 46° shove zero.
Mint. Mun-so lut- «mummy.
all! Hun Blurb T'hlel Low 'I‘He
u 5:05 tst M7 at 6:28
’l'ltc'l‘own Court Bill.
cprint in this issue a lengthy pres-
" lithe claims for a town coin-l.
;' Iii. Th-m is by tile commit
my the muttrr in charlie. and of
' ore the favorable vie-rs to be ex-
.Tnst what the court will he.
w orgalsdmnd how moiemined.is
' 'tully shown, but .It is a fair state
t tint our lawyers are practically
moi-sous tor the court, It tbelaioly
,, been consulted it has been in no gon-
Ilclway, and there is not now suflloient
slum consider it brlore the time top-
pointed for the hearing by the legisla-
“wmnltm.wanuduy of this week.
. Not having ma a copy of the bill. and
~ having only the onooided view or the
.' motto:- thst ls prlotvd today , we are not
x ”rod to give a decided opinion on it,
7 bytes: general principles, huld that truth-
; II. should he done by the Legitimate
\' {about It until the p'opl‘ oi the town
, blvehad opportunity tu coilszdrr hilly
a Hard Times Umbrella.
is ytits.” wrlteli ts suflercr.
In sacha period of do-
6 present it behooves th
. smash as possible. This is sound coo-
lsoluio doctrine, and the world would be
better oil it rich people followed it.
; Ono rich man in New York city gnvc
~ 'wk to a number of starving diumond
' dealers and jewelers by buying a “"500
umbrella made. Diuniond dealers are
apt to starve. This rich mun bud an in
come at .80, 000 a year. He made it
be pleased. First he bud on ordinary
, make It cost SL500? you risk. Listen,
Ind you shall bear.
undo! the cloth down, was 01 solid gold.
ct solid sold. It was heavy and huge,
in; CI».
MN, I‘ Ah. My night
y’l’h
“MP
ll? ,
I
suns-Io will have a rash mm to
W “W "0'! man should be m
1‘”
Wand possibly snow. 0n ,
himself and had the right to spend it us
fill. silk umbrella, such us gentlemen
wry. omrtrnoted. But how could he
First the tip of the stick, from the
Next, at the other curb the handle was
., 1130' I drsy pole. It curved around at
’ the top like the crook with which in .
camlrr. She was called beautilul. hut
391W: ttllictl‘ilftsi:th:ifiot2dhzb3::wlls it her portraits proved that her besury was
0 ‘ 5 I] .
' t rod th that of thin
that could not make itcost twill), no tohe co.” m . y
W' Well. ”0', But the Jewel- ettrsctlon of person hs‘l long pamd
. kink “he“ by the ”a" sway,aod she was an old woman, her
bowoif how mum money he sway over the besrls M others was as
, ‘r thst is worthy of note.
d the gold yum)" was it. was this one thing mlely~hvr genuine
large enough to have and nestle-cod interest in the good and
Cl“ the gardens! Eden. Its and Ill tortoise-s at her lrivodn. She was
0“.an line “no" “m“, diamond. ever ready with her aynpsrhy sud coun-
‘ the collector or Pl
m“, mlwtric lights of I
n m foInd ‘0 More the cloth be: jrcl'. She was sweet sud simple, on-
s and it c» decided,",,8 mtospealr. con-cloudy. es a row is sweet She
My mum.” "Mahlmo this bran really cared for the happiness and one.
a" men m s '- om ninth-rs. and thry n- t the genuine-
. ”an" o! the unit “Wimmnd. There mm ol‘h bar‘symrislry.h ltsurrluu‘udcd
7r. Offl- o siredeln the bur mt on mmnrla c srm. .I any
.' ' ‘ £13500. For this "Wmovcipd soother slrllry laden llecam‘u-r'e experiment
‘ ‘ Manhunt...“ u, .
ppssrntncnm
”ml 1;: motel "Mambo! the (uncle. everything at the happiest» she can con-
' ““3" 0 cvsuo totho
so!
‘ the lure '°' “' “i.- It is butL“
lt sums insults: Kendal has has! W” .
in. cowl thin-u «bout women who bicycle '
but as small; the riders at tho wiry stood
in nuclear! may be reckoned Lady Colo;
brooks. Lady Nari-lays. Lady Rosalyn, the
Bucharest Manchurian and Male. von Aw
on be: protest will be not to so for my
little there, where it would naturally have
more weight than wlth us There is very
little one in kicking against the prioks
when they do not prick the’ majority as
well as the individual. The women's bl-
cyele has some to stay in spite of Mrs.
Kendal and Willie. '
One or the prettiest tokens of friendship
and sanction is called is some] ring.
which is mode of double hoops Joined to-
gether like the links of a chain. A lldo\bl
each hoop ls dot and is surmounted with
an emblem or motto. The ring ls up cull-
structed as to lorni one as Well no two,
and it was the custom of French lovers to
plight their truth by putting their fingers
WALKING 60 N.
through those hoops, the girl afterward
wearing them in the lo. l of a double
ring. A rim: somewhat tiller tothls
maybe won occasionally, cut peeled of four
or live wire rings which llut use together,
forming one solid ring on t e linger, but
which, when taken oil, an be shaken
apart to form n chuiu. ouch lro ring be-
ing a scpnrute link.
It is fluid that o rctrentln; cbln denotes
silliness. u lint one viciou nose, is small
one cowunllt'u. n pointed ovio oraltinesc, a
soft. round one fondness ipr eating and
drinking. but if u dimple be there then It
shows kindness und lionorolcnco. but the
taste for the Illl‘ith’lll't'fl til the tnhle Is In-
tensiilcd lny that dimple 'l‘lwso qualities
are of (‘mlrsu to ho reckoned with regard
to the characteristics tll‘lmwd by the other
lectures. which mny either increase. rnod-
ify or counlnruct tlwnl
The illustration given todny shows a
walking gown of brown cloth. The skirt
Ilns IIll't'll pollute willntl llllll two [movie of
white cloth I) to loft- sltlv, et-purntrd by
lmx plltit miwn cloth ’l’wn buttons
- ‘ 0, Is at the top, and they are
crossvd at the loot by three handset black
poescnwnluric. The cottage is of brown
velvet and hos is brown cloth vest, which
opens ever u plustron of white cloth crossed
by block pussmnontoric. ’l'he cloth alcoves
burn a litch velvet put! and crcnclntvd
epaulcts of white cloth embroidered with
gold. The stundlng collar is edged wlth
tur. ,, Junie Comma.
Read Ayer’s Almanac, which your
druzgist will gladly handy-m. and note
the wonilsrlul curve of rheumatism. co
tnrrh. scrofula, dyspepsia. M'mum, de-
bilily, humor», and nun-it. by lln‘ me of
Ayer's Barnpsrllln, lho‘ only Slrsup lulln
admitted at the World's Fair.
Power or Ulselllshsn».
Thehret hml pmp'c 1.. ver thinl- (-1
tbnmlveo—or do not appear to do [-0-
but only of the pleasure they uivn to
others. In all French history no woman
had a stronger fascination for whom;
came within her resoh. than Madam ite-
lcss churning women. And "on when
paired»! as ever. What was her erctsl?
their books; painters csms tohcr with
thrlr pictures: statesmen with their pro-
L’at her It" low moiety dunking nothing
June.
, its hulk Union You»; Poop“.
:3 “Mullrmmmln s ..
W or I'o’clcok, or... 4..., an”
”console alumni. it.
“I M'lllbom
am 1!. W,
(locum Halos.
such
for Mr
W... d ,
”Mills (or the out “300“" trimmer
.“mh he R. Ot‘m' “MW“
chops. Rhiannon“;
“m" “I“ My rum. Ill,
M
,2 7 i of Wes Endeavor. to he Mimi thcpslolnstsntly. {twill care bed-
ngmmhmh ill-Now Barton‘vnt M M. cur wound» ”M "min-.3. e. an». at Glastonbury;
c i has been corredsstorldhcclhtom cantor plies. it. A. a”. Alt- 8. Gwen! In. 13,-", 0’
WOW G 00.. soda. (2. Billleon.
Vicinity if ' - .- u».
obs-w MW“ "0 ”1"“ "W" nah a. Babooni. o! contagion. is is.
"3‘ "' tnlnhln’ o’ ”my “9 lecturer 1mm Oonnscficnt oi the fiction-
btrsot the colon be snow“ your d'“ m "m" sl Extractive committee.
:whet do you say? How
‘ " We’lth" . 6"? Aysr’s Hair Vigor ls certainly a re-
'“”“‘°' fl” manhole prepsrstloe and both" “‘0
for the males-1'
in! so
W a smell my salary is.
carom '
W dons rm
tlon withsbcv f'
tutor. or erup- .
tlon, which ’
broke out all I
over my (ass .
‘ " ' cscyotAycr'sj
Swanson. in 1ch cases. I concluded .
to give this medicine a trial, and the
result was a thorough sure. no sign 01 j'
the complaint maklug its appearance .
since. I have no hesitation in recoma -
mending Ayers Blil’fiflpflrllla tor any _
kind oi skin dlscase."—J. W. Dust, .
Moss Point, Miss. -
‘lyel’szl‘tSalsalarilla
Admitted at the World's fair j
has a meet more in NHYW’lll- slipped on
splice has in I'll enclosed); the piling up
ol tulll’mnl ”will and lllls lumps the wind I70; ll cell" ‘ F."
Men’s Merino Socks, bought as
ire. mm. seconds, but you can't tell from
firsts; v aloe. 39 cents a pair; just
mu. pm. think of it. Two pairs ior 25 ctr.
Men’s Black Cashmere Bore;
hold a cube stile and tiller-noon tut at regular price, 50 can”; '9 can,
the pin seam homo oi Mrs. W. E. Bishop, ”h. 5' Ti" bill ‘ fill“.
SHIRTS.
Men’s White Merino Shirts,
alsetxpcrleulo in practical pharmacy in no drawers, "m m,
Men’s Outing Shirts, some as _ . ,
rim-m Mrs. w. w. mm,“ Bey- we sold early in the season at Ladles’ 811k Mittens; regular
view BVlIhufl. will murraln the Hillside 50 cents, 25 a.” m”.
set. Authors came toner and reed her
of the admiration «he may win; but
I" It matters little whether her lat-e
'm I” mess ° in Msutilul other loll-o costly. Before
um for them. lull “1° the end at three months she will lee
‘ nappy drivhersollzlor the world I’III
cumulus sod sympathy, and turns to
themutbe flowers bask in the sun oi
You ought to know this: mwm’. II J. ,oiilsrideu; I," L. l).
inch Wfislvcwlll w a burn and "’ w"
"“"“‘""° lice whysod memo-w
mm in s' coolness.”
Hrury Guthrie, of HilVrrrunlm. “ho
ll'r'itwnm-r‘lny lust neck n d spriiinrd
llw (trust-mu vt-nr Wilson‘s Kill”. unord-
inz the mu cross-or" Mal t and day, .\
Tl'mn the then. who gather around is
llllui‘ brvnllrcmd running:- to keep from
'i‘llvne o . xv'cllent skull: t: nulhb Union
The Lucite" Guild 0! Grace church will
on Tin dru itVi'lSIlrfi, Wednesday afternoon
from 3 lo 6 o'clock
Dr. ii, 1‘. Portion, chose card appears
in number column, is a marinate of Yale
Academic Ilupurtment, '87. and Yale
Medical eclmnljifl. lie but also Md rllcnv
New York and Hartford hospitals.
Waist club Wednesday night.
Lest Saturday JamrsShen. or Not-walk,
H. U. Randell is era-Imp» large Ilirll
ncar the new (topic, in which the brick
to be used in its cons-titration will be
plncvd Imd Imp! dry
Writ of P-IIlCt‘ Bradlry llll'l irelwi in-
strtic'innstimt hereafter no one wivl he
allowed tn Vlsll. pnmncrs in the Nor-
w.ils lt‘ckup, um. he accompanied by no
Dmm‘l’.
(i S Nlirlh took plintolzrnplm til Htiyt’s
Thins". H'lllll’llity liTID'l‘lllkll'l, while the
I}, slo-r nml'nw-
”then- let a bust in the Mulv r pipe on
Man our 'l, Nlll’Whlh.
Tllv q'liltnnlllm llil" bred rut-cl from
Gnu-r r'liurc'n rrotv-ry
The name One Minute Cough ('urc
Bllggtl'ta n nit-nicine th'lt returns or ones,
and quickly cum. lib use proves it.
(i A. (ircuovy & Co . and H. C Stillson.
Convention r-l Wc-nl Diwali-re
The Monty-seventh annual convention
ol the National Amrricuu Woman Suf-
frage summation will be held in Atlanta,
(3a.. Janusry dirt to February orb.
Presidents of Stu-ti Sittings summations.
from thirty-live ststrs. towhrr with
many lemons lectures, will take pert in
the «invention programmes. The Geor-
gie Stats association is rushing slot erase
praperstlons tor the convention and . at.
(resists throuthout the comb are bold-
lng stiflrsac meetings, sherrby creating
sentiment, with lites Anthony. Mm
Blush." and iii-flame Chaplain-Cert.
as speakers The anthem pope" are
allowing the one or their columns to a
noteworthy degree, rso-nt leaner o! the
Atlanta Journal nod Atlanta (hashmtmn
airing several columns to starches oi “to
leading oflccusnd meters of the com-
lng convention. Thrrs is a rich field for
the work in the South and money and so.
only expended in that section will brim:
gond’l’cstlltu end probably at no distort t
day. The Connecticut delegates sppolm
red at the recent convention are In.
Boson and In. Kendrick, Hartford. end
In. Adding listepthastonbory. Alma
Kimball, of Hartford, sad Mrs Annie C.
8. Tensor. of New London. ltlss Hee-
lt has our have produced. lo matter
maybe. under the Morocco! thlsiov
coopsrehls m it hooters ssh.
“minimisation-bell”.
t: , ‘ V I
¥ | .
snunnn it
y worth mentioning—not
over 50 garments in all.
small lot broken sizes. we won’t
say what they cost, your choice
at 52.50 each.
CARPETS.
Brussels and Ingram, regular
75-0th quality, ten pieces, 49
centstyml.
GLOVES.
Men’s Scotch Wool and lined
Calfskin Gloves and Mittens;
regular price, 590, 35 cent; 1
Men’s on: and Buckskin Lin-
ed Mittens. best 01 quality, 59
cents a pair.
value. 590. 35 cents a pub.
'I‘ELEPIIONE CALL, 57-4.
lost a ring he had worn clot-.9 his twenty
first birthday, or for seventeen you”. I H E BOSl I IO N , STO R
Corner Main and Wall Streets. Norwalk.
l
\
Slampell Goods. ‘
Drummers' samples and part,
of our own stock, slightly soilefi"
prices about half. . -,
All-Linen Mamie Cloth 1;m‘
lies; value from 8 to 10 cc
cents each. ,
Linen Satin Finish Do"
regular prices, from 121} celO
19 cents. Scents each. '
inches square' value, from 39
cents to 6% ce is, 24 cents each.
Linen Bureau Scarfs, 54x72
inches long—value, from 75 etc.
to 81.50. 59 cents each.
Dress Goods.
In this department all Fall
and Winter Stock. reduced, in
many cases, to less than half "
price.
Twenty-five pieces Plain and
Fancy Suitings, about 1,000
yards in all, values from 39
cents 69 cents 25 cents a yard.
its-Inch India Twills, never
sold less than 75 cents, in black
only. 4! cents a yard.
pt'tlpll‘ were (turning lrmn the Minnie affords and ””6“", genuine bargains.
llllEESE.
BUTTER.
Uur Codes is the par of excellency and the quality is the best, and our trade is incretf'
daily (or these goods. Try them.
23188. STANDARD BRANIJIATEII Fllll
We carry a large and fine selected assortment of high grade Tees, and our 50c gin;
sought for both for and near.
Our fancy Braided Tee’s range from 75c,
goods to be secured.
BIllIll TEA.
Eyer Keep on the Wall;
Until yvu arm», at the Medina (irocer’s, where you can obtain the best goods the market "
We have built our business where it rtands today, by giv~
ing the h t goods at the lowest possible prices, and our patrons recognize the fact that they re- 1
ceiv.» the b. st quality. onl all inducements we offer are trade winners. ‘
cutest. w cause
it you want the richest white full Cream Cheese we can supply you. First class old Eng;
linb Dairy, Club House, Philadelphia Cream, Ncufchatel, Roquefort, Pannesian, etc. .;
BllTTEll. ’
It you have not tried our fancy Gilt Edge Creamery Butter which is made fresh each
do so. as we handle the finest grade upon the market, and it is great value at 30c lb; Fine B tugh
melt and rosy, 28c lb., and a big drive in good table Butter, at 25c 1b.; ll lbs. for 81.00. h ”
goods will suit. Try them.
Evaporated l’lums, 2 lbs. 25c; Evaporated Apples, 2 lbs. 250; 2 lbs. Apricots, 260; 3 lbs.
line Prunes, 26c; 4 lbs. extra large Raisins. 25c; 2 lbs. Prunclls, 25c; 3 qts. Beans, 25c; 3 cans
Corn, 25c; :llbe. Luncheon Milk Crackers, 25c 1b.; Boss Lunch Milk Crackers, 100; 5 lbs.
Crackers, 25c.
Saltine Wafers and the largest assortment of fancy Cakes, Crackers in this section arri‘; ‘
Billllll
, .
01.00 and 8125 per lb. The richest and
ennui
We introduce fancy Cylon Tea, rich in flavor and strength. We recommend them.
All All
Main and wan StS.‘,‘—Norwalk. .,
coin Flllllll. mum '25. n llllllll, to ill: llliEll'iOfilllllD \-
nnwu :-= “slut.
SALE BEGINS
lllllllllfi, JANUARY 26th.
As it is customary for us never to carry over stock from one season to another! in order to"
accompzisb this end prices will be cut so low that the result can’t be otherwise than a. clean sweep.
You can save money by coming early. This is a partial list of prices:
A HOSIERY. Ladies' Winter Coats.
Ladies‘ Stainless Hose, rcgu- We haven't many to show—-
lnr 12in quality, 200 dozen, for Hard!
this sale. 6 cents a pair.
. Ladies’ Black Hose, our own
m“ “Ml"? WW- importation, best 25c stocking
The Standard Oil coil-puny In still Ilf'thp- made, “finally retailer] at 39 0th..
low. from Monty l0 I'VvlrhV-lIl-P moo at 83 dozen in a", .1 SSW ' p."
Misses’ All Wool Ribbed Hose,
full round of sizes;regular price,
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Cotton Duck Scarfs, tinted,'32‘» ,
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