do. $4. 50; $7.00 Beds. $5
.. rth Main and Ann Streets,
M91111" 11.11
With 11.1.1,
EnditlcliBEeds, odd numbers. to close out—$5.00 Beds. $4.00;
00, and so on.
,Whitc Granite Cups and Saucers, 30c. set of 6 each.
' est cuts no figure“ in pricing goods in our house this week.
HOTEL RESTAURANT AND HOME FURNISHING
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
W. S. STURTEVANT.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Ready Made Garments.
va_..m—..——.—
LADIES' JACKETS.
3155.00 Garments, ’ $3.00.
L, $16.00 Garments $6.98.
$12. 00 Garments $7.98.
$15.00 Garments, $8.98.
'1 CHILDREN’S AND MISSES'
JACKETS
E at similar reduction.
GOLF CAPES.
CLOTH CAPES.
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
84 Washin
sacrum. sale“.
HOLIDAYGOODS'
We. do not want to put them
\
away. so cut the prices:
AT 5c. EACH.
Articles formerly 10c.
AT 10c. EACH.
Articles formerly 150. 1912. 251'.
AT 15c. EACH.
Articles formerly 25c.
CALENDARS AT BIG REDUC-
TIONS.
"A. DICKERMAN s: SON,
glon Street
bOU fH NORMALK.
laces. all effects of self-abuse 0
‘ 111111300. per box, 6 boxes for
4 Send for circular and cppy of on
(Ill-MW new
Mil I.
«cote by 000110: 11. ”11.1.0011.
I wE4polcncy. Night Emissions. Loss of Memory, all wasting dis-
. A nerve tonic and blood builder.
' glow to pale cheek- and restores the fire of youth.
-ol1Ie mama to cure or refund the money paid.
Mypgncnnie'ed cure for Lou of Power. Varicoceie.
Looomotor Ataxia. Nervous Pro-trailer. Hysteria. File. 10m ty.
.1.‘ 00d 11... Reunite of Excessive line of Tobacco. Opium or Liquor.
11 11 mirage. $1.00 a box. 6 for $0.00 with our bookable guarantee bond to
In so doye or refund money paid. Address .
'NERVITA MEDICAL COMPANY
ihsiou Viiiiii)
lost Vigor
and 11111111...
r excess and indiureiion. 60
Brings the pink ."nl-a
By '
82.50, with our benir- 50
r bookable guarantee bond. 31'.-
lTA TAALE'IS 5W
Immediate Results
Undeveloped or Shrunlfan
By mail
OHIOMJO. ILLINOIP
drought. .Icuth NerWIIk. 00111114
turtloat
after year. .No coal of
cc11’ t match the coal at
Have you tried our
JGHN 444H.
Is 11.11.11
That's the reason our customers stay with on year
poor quality has a place in our
bins if we know it. You may match. the price but you ‘
the price. ,
bright-flame Cennel coal In your
mtg? It helps cheer the 1...; winter evonlnge.
FERRIS.
QTON. «SIREN?
(laterr may e4 readily 1101511114 in a
climate. but thli only my to doll: is
destroy orremuvo fro the cycle the
calm-that 5011110 whic cacao
mischief.
The treatment by Inbclct‘e. sproye
powders and washes has been prover!
uimout unclean in making it permanopt
euro. as they do not reach the chili. lit
11119111.. Which Is in the 1.1111111 bud con
be "T’lci‘ed only by. an inter-mt remedy
wide 1 now through the stomach upon
the blood and system generally
A new discovery which to meeting
with remarkable 11110001111 in curing on
torrh of the bond. if" out and bronchial
tuber and also ceturrb of the eternucii
iu eoldby drugsiste under the name
of Stumt'u (‘ntnrrh Tablets
'I‘ltcpc tubletn which 1110 plonsnut
and liaimleea to bake owe their oili-
clcncy to the active modiclnul princi-
ples of Blood Itoot Red Gum and u
now specific. lulled (luulucol. which to-
gcthcr with vniunble unlieeptics are
combined in convenient. pnletublo tit-1
let 101m and us vulunblo 101 children
1111 for udulta.
Mr. A. ll I-‘ct'nbsnk. of Columbus.
Ohio. anyc: I Buffered 110 many win-
ters from Cntnrrh that I took it an n
mutter of com tie. and that nothing
would cure it except 11 ciiunge of cil-
mute which my luminous nifnirs would
not permit me to take.
My nostrils were almost. always clog.
and up. I hurl 10 breutho through the
mouth. cunning 1111 Inilmucd. irritulcd
throat. The thought. of voting break
inst oflcn transmitted the and the en
tnlrb giudunllv getting into my 1110111
nch took away my appetite and diges-
lion.
My di'ngglnt advised me to try a
fifty cont box of Stuart's Cuturrh Tub-
Ioto, bccuusc be cold he had no mtmy
customers who had been cured of Cu-
tul'rh by the use of these tablets. lhnt
he felt he could honestly recommond
them. I took his advice and used nov-
0111] boxes, with results thnt. unrprlncd
11nd delighted me.
I nlwnyc keep 11 box of Stuur'ts Ct-
tulrh 'I‘uhlein in the house and tho
whole family use them frccly 011 the
first appearance of u cough or cold III
the bend.
Willi 0111' children we think there is
nothing so safe und reliable :10 Stunrt’s
Cutarrh 'l‘nblets to ward of! croup. nud
colds. 110d with older people I have
known of cones where the hearing had
been seriously impulred by chronic en
tnri'b. cured entirely by this new rem
oily. . inI-i2
WEDDED HIS MOTHER-lN-LAW.
Now Asks for a Conecrvator for Her
3 clone one Is inleno.
HA-R’I‘ RD. .innunry l2-i-‘rnnk It.
Childc. formerly 0 teacher In the local
High School. has broughtznn applica-
tion to the Probate Court. for the ap-
pointment. of n conservator over his
wife. Mrn. (Ihllda is nowconnned or
lunatic. Mr. Chiide is about fifty years
old. and his wife. who was formerly
his motllcr-lu-Inw. In about tell years
his senior. His first wife. the. drummer
of the ptescni Mrs. Childs died 11 low
yours 11150. Icuving a son. '
The present Mrs Cbiidsdived with
her daughter and Mrs. Childs nud con
tinned to dwell there offer her (inugh
ter‘s death. She and Mr. C‘hllds Wei-0
muri'iud four years ago. She in reputed
to have considerable property. When
she was married to Mrs. (‘hildn she
11:00 11 fine looking womnu. She has
been confined to on nuylum for more
than :1 your and her henlih is much
broken and she has changed in upbeat-
111100.1‘1fl01'hl8 murrlucc Mr. (‘hilda
resigned from the. High Schoul null-nus
about his time In eating for his wrfc's
property The heating on the upplitn
lion for n e'onnctvuior will occur 11
week from next Suturdny
.__'.——.
BERKELEY SCHOLARSHIP.
Awarded to Albert William VanBuren,
Yale 1900. of Lynn, Mace.
Nb W HAVEN January l2~«'I‘he
award of the Berkeley ecltolurshlp ut
Yule to Albert Willlum Vnulhuen. Iillil
of Lynn Mass... was announced today
The scholarship is the. oldest nwnnlcl
In Ya In, having been founded in I733
by Ilcv. George Berkelhy, denu In
Der-'11 lufter'wnld bishop of Glynn Ire
Iund.ltt11uounts to uht‘ipt £70 annual
y . 11nd Is to he “warned to that 0111-
dent of the OlilSI-i about to 'gtutiuttie
who pnencs the. host examination in
the Puulinc Epistles uml certnln (IUIII'
(li‘enk texts.
The. Alfred Ilnrncs P11111101 scholar-
chip founded in 11192 by the itnv.D1
Chalice llny I’uimor, I11 mommy of
his son, bun been n‘wnt‘dcd to Henry
Strong Huntington, J..1' of Milton.
MIISH.. of the Freshman (‘lili-lfl. 'I‘bo
sholershlp amouutn to the interest
0% $5 000 11nd in nwnrded to n 0tudont
of high rnnk In scholarship and 1111-
0111. optional clini'ucter.
FAMOUS ABOLI'I‘IONIBT DEAD.
CHICAGO January 12-A special to
the Tribune froth 801.011 Ky. ueyu:
.Iohn (1.1100 founder of Baron College
nod 11 famous ubolltionint died Inst
night. ut his homo nud the scene of
his Iifo' n inborn.
Mr. Fee was born in Bruckctt court
ty, Kentucky. on September 9.1810
His father was a slave. owner He
studied In Augusta. Kentucky. college
and Miami University. Oxford. Ohio
and entered Lune Theological Semln
cry in 1842.!!01'0 he become am 011
penent of abolition. the result of
prayer. 1111 he tells In his outoblozrn
phy. He decided the «414:011 his life
work. b‘ce’a 49.4.4411. wean 10m
011 0111.00 111 a 0110 o 1111
gboli ioniet in Ellie. Ilittle. Hie
stauncnoct friend“ was Cosin- 11.01111.
He won mor 1111111 once assaulted.
Finally. to l 153, "be come to Baron.
and formed a. church. the land being
0 story of mobii. 6f entree ice to
leave. arid hie decision to hold 011.
11111111 there was born Cores Collard”!
open niilic to blbclf and white. Wherea
hoopla have been educated regerdleeewe
of situation and color. 4
His 11111111110111 'b'lesty uséa 1,311.11
nanny (litter-0111,11 'Imol it. but be
111111 bitten ell 111111111 out he would with
cooled and will ohm
acquired by General Qihl'. The confuse
it
whichwill- 4
bars of the ' 1110.11.11... at
Ito convention next: month and litter
to 0 referendum vote of the members
at the Union. has Just been made pub-
c.
the purpose for which both sides are
Workiugis the prevention of eti'llree,
pending the settlement of differences
nrieing between members of the Ab
lied Printing Trades and members or
the Publishers' Articulation. In the
first section the agreement cuts out
thnt the publicitern sh'copidnp,r it shun
be protector! by the union from walk
out.” strikes or handling or any other
form of mucorted interference wuh
the peaceful operation of their busi-
ness. In tho pocond section It in pro-
vided that, I11 event of the failure of n
Iocul union and 0 publisher to urrivo
of; it settlement of any lnbor dlillcuity
that may arise. the difference may ho
referred by either party to the Nation-
ul Board of Arbitration. which. It In
not out in another section. nhttll con-
niut of the president of the Typograph-
lcni Union and e commienlouer from
the Association. and in event of their
failure to agree. the two shall «loot 11
third nt‘bittnotor who shrill net 110
chairman of the commission. The
linding of thin board shall be final.
lindor tho agreement. provision' is
1111qu for the. submission of ovidunctI
on disputed points. and the manner of
its submission is outlined. Pending
decisions under nppcnla either to local
arbitrators or to the. Nntlounl Board.
work shull continue In the. office. of the
publishers. and tiny change in the
wage settle mny ho mndc effective from
the ditto of the beginning of the din-
note.
In event of formation of locnl Pub-
llslicrs' Ascocintioue. they may enter-
lnio agreement with any of the subor-
dinate unions, and enjoy all the rights
accruing from member-ship In the
American Association. The agreement
is made to cover all of the depurl‘
monts of officer! in which trades are
employed that come. under the. juris~
diction of the International Typograph-
icnl Union. In offices where union men
are employed only in certain depart-
ments these departments may he cov-
ered by the agreement and subjected
to Its provisions.
Should either of the pnrlios linking
the old of the National Board decline
to ucccpt the decision of the behind the
facts shnll be mndcp bile. and all sup.
p011 of the organic n to which the
recalcitrant applicant belongs shall be
at once withdrawn. 'I‘hc narcotnen In
broad in every saline and citr'cfuily
covers all conditions likelv to price be-
tween the union and the association
The agreement In to be entered into
only for it your at a time. and 11 con-
tract which accompanies the nitroc-
mcut covers prec cally the some
ground. It is undo ed that in the
event of the ratification of the agree
ment by illty loculs of lhe Internation-
al Typogtnphicni Union. the executive
body will decide {I it has been or
“101 the uni
The I’ubllnhei's' Association omeets
ne\t month in New lork and there Is
little doubt that the matter will be
spread upon without discuaalon.
The committee from the Publishers
Association in mode 11p of Alfred
Sowlcs. of the Chicago Tribune; Iicr-
mun llldder. of the New York Stunts
Zoltuug. 11nd M. .l. l.0\\'(‘llf<lit“lll. oi the
St. Louis Stnr.
THREE BIG BLAST FURNACES.
Canadian steel Co. to Build Plant of
2.000 Tone Daily Capacity.
PITTSBUR. Junuury I2—-'I‘ho (lun-
atiinn Stool Cotnpnny. which has been
referred to 1111 :1 member of the New
England-Anun'lenn-IIniindieu Iron and
Steel Combination. in the project of
E. M. Butt. :1 locul mcehuuieni rumin-
ecr. who in Its chief engineer. The
corupnny secured fiW‘ thousand cores
of land on the \l'cilnnd cuuul in the
town of WclIund. uud orguuized it com-
pnny tbnt is to limp L'IKANIOhOD cupi-
tnl. port of it common untl purt prefer~
red. and some, bonds. The company is
to have three hlust furnaces and 11
complete steel blunt of 2.000 tons daily
capacity. The company proposes to
take udvnntuge of the bounty of 33 11
ton on pig iron offered by the Domin-
Ion government 11nd 3’1 11 ton on all
steel mode front (in nrlinn men. In ad-
dition to this. the niui'lo government
offers nu ndditiouul bounty of ti 0 ton
on stool. i‘hc compuny 11011001111011 ore
lundn in northern Onturlo. uud It. pro-
poses to haul its con] from the Pitts-
burg district and nutkc itu coke in col-
vuy ovens ut. the works.
The Lake Superior Power Company
now has immcnuc ore deposits. in con-
ctl'uctiu'g blust l'lll'llucl‘ll tit shrill. Site
Mario. where it has luruc pulp worku.
and the (.111 nulgc Company in now Illi-
ing four of its lube occun vessele to
haul steel to Enulnnd John Pitcairn.
of the i’itteburp Pluto More Company.
Is 11 I01 110 stockholder. F. II. Clerguo
I11 ccncrei monomer.
Ilohei't Bentley, of Youngstown soc.-
v'etury of the new Youngstown iron.
Sheet and Tube Company. which pro
posed erecting in go pipe works at
Youngstown. Hillil lnct night thut Mr.
Wick and Mr. Ilubei- organizers of that
to luvostiiictc the Poi-rip potent for
making tubes. lie lurid that he did not
know of their connection with any
other company. 'rho Younmitown
concern will have a daily capacity of
five hundred 01' pix hundred lone. Mr.
Bentley had no idea of what the Lon-
don story meant. .
RICE AND CONROY MATGNED. -
MIDDLIlI'l‘OWN. Jnnuary 12-'1'he
Mlddlotown Athletic Club. llirough Itl
matehinnker. Wilmer Burro.
rented 0 Meetings etween' Austin Ric's
“N w London,
Nov; Haven, to occur here 'I‘troedwy
evenin.‘.lnn11111-ytlil. Conroy recently
decision over Billy berrett. in
“:yweuty- round content here: but is
ynlunb 0 experience since. Conroy
out trsilt here under the direction in
Mr. 011m. The Ill-elimination new not
011111110 limit.
4:
mg: i
been arranged.
The object of the agreement aEnd' .
company. had gone to London merely W K
has on .
11d Kid Conroy. or admit that he. won once” a tool.
lthouzht or by time” one saw the every do Lot no answer it todey.
He once not Ridinw It“ Try dell a doilcioue and healthM
Iiifil o pointe. but. he 111110111111 1101110 dunner-t. Prepared In two minute».
yfiu
Mile.
75c. and 981'. pair 4
Illsecs’ Evening Gloves
of impru'tnnce just now.
yd. now 251:. yd.
Jewelry.
Jewelry Sit-lion. iii. 10c..
llrooch Pins.
l-inir Brooches.
lint Pins.
Slick Plilti.
Renaissance Edge and luncrtion.
nu envenrls
“1111111; or v
4 ' _ ~ - Ni 11 12.1114 -
Silk Evtmng Gloves
A word about quality a word about
ll‘tr‘ v‘l/i mm
for the} 14111151 he dainty.
1H" tutu/rt
ii lwllfillti‘ ‘E
in scarce any other article of at wontnu's evening con»
fume in absolute and Iluwlens, 1'1érf40cti0114, 8.0 ill3COS-1
scary to :1 good nppcaruute .13 in the dainty Gloves——
\\ c make this reference to
quality heroine we do not want the value of the.
501; or.
Women’s Evcnlue (litres
UPIIDISTERY NEWS
worth 1.
Twenty-fire and fifty ccnt nrticlw from the
20c. and .1111-
Link Cliff Bittlonn
misses’ and women's Silk Evening- tilt,iv'-cs——~climtv length. l)l.'itl(, \vliiic. pink and lIllle-~
which were recently reduced in pi'icr'mto ln- ttuilt'restimntcil. 'l'ltcv ili't' worth reupectivt’rlv
501: pr.
is. always welcome for the need.» of the lioiulz in this respect input 111) St‘il‘itlils. ()dil lots are
Don't look down upon them because 111- Hill them ()dd."
odd to us is no different to you from our regular stock-«save in pr ice,
What is
20 11nd :50 lllt'll Drapery Silk. worth "5 and 351'.
yil,,a1 1214111111 lSe. yd.
30-lneh Figured Silku. worth 581:, 111 only riofn Pillows. Silk covered with (‘01-11,
421'. yd. $I.‘.’.’1. now 98c. en.
3111111111811“! Pillows with Ruilic, worth Nile, I-‘uney 4l-‘irznrcd Velour l’illow
for 691-. on. 3114-. cu. 111 331-. cu.
l..'11'i' Curtains and l‘ot'iicres film) :11 reduced price»
This is a different kind of "odd"-—11oi odd because illi'y are left In 1'1' from
nor odd in the sense of being: peculiar. but liecnuw there is u \\lilt‘
lit-re to supply those who want inst :1 llrcsser and nothing 1'l<v.'.
[hey are made of all kinds of \VOiNl, from :1 llltitlt‘fil—‘llili :iltoe't-tiicr worthy—creation of
.\.~.l1 :11 $9.50. to :1 superb piece of mliil Mahog-
:11141'-~:t specimen of the highest :li‘l—-—.'li
’i‘ops.
wort l1
worth
Suites,
variety of single ones
$i02.50.
The Toilet
"liccp-r'lcun'
:1 shampoo in my way Involving water.
I ~|1lli. shed bristles. nor deteriorate In
Worth .'.o and 7.312,
1.11m- (11' ~Ii-.:ht imperfections in finish.
’I‘hcve is no better mirror than :1
tried and true friend.
ONLY CURE FOR DYBPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Del..eay11:“i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great din
trees and belching. I tried everything
I could hear of but nothing helped me
till I took Brazilian Balm. and one 1‘10
cent. bottle cured mo cohtpictely." .
For sale. by R. H. Pinisted and Il‘. II.
Baxter.
To believe thnt 11 inch is impossible
in to make it so.
When thrnntcned by pneumonia 01'
any other lung trouble. prompt relief
I0 necessary. on It is dangerous to rio-
iay. We would suggest that One Min-
ute Cough Cure be taken us soon us
indications of buying tnkcn cold 111'0
noticed. It curt-11 quickly and its 0111'-
Iy use prevents consumption. (1. O.
Stillnon. South Norwnlk.
A mun guinn strength every time no
admits his own weakness.
W
If troubled with 11 weak digestion
bekhing sour stomach. or If you to -l
dull after eating. try Chumbc'. Inins
Stomach nud'Liver Tablets. Price 25
cents. samples free at George it. Still-
son‘.e South Norwnlk and 1-3. I’. chd,
N01 wnik drug stores.
Of till the pr'nctit‘eu of love. prulno In
the mout tront'horotm.
HOW'S THIS?
We offer One. Hundred Dollars Re-
ward lol' uny once of Cnturrh that can-
not be cured by Hull' 0 Cuturrh Cure.
I111. CHENEY & 00.. Toledo 0
We, the undersigned. have known F.
J. Cheney for the lost If» years. and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable I11 all
business tron-actions and financially
able to culrnry out any obligntionn mudc
&m'i‘RIIAN. Wholocnle Drug-
Toledo. 0.
1ND. KINNAN in MARVIN
Wholesale Drufisltte, Mode. 0.
Hall's Qatarrt Cure is taken inter-
nflly. acting directly upon the blood
and mucohe surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. P114110 750 per
bottle. Sold by oil ill-union
Hell's Family 'Pilin are the bent.
\
gist.
1'-
. ’ W
Iiivery man you meet is willing to
WW
WHAT IHALL 8w"? HAVI FOR DIS
11.111111111131310... in the family
No bollin‘gi no bolting! and boiling
weternndmettoeeoi.1rlnvore:
on. 01011 e. Mullen-r and Strawber-
o
17. 11.14 W". no.
1
Better.
A Cincihnnll wife. attempted euioldo
because one didnt like hot' new not.
This should lie 0 werning to other
wiven not to 01 dor new huts thin full.
:mCIilcngo hows.
MVID A IOY'O LIVE.
lire. Captain 11. Hubbard. or In
ford. Deb; 0070:
ed my bare life. He been but like
the one We loot with «our.
him a few doses.
to sleep. and was all right. in the non:-
heni- in.”
I'm clip by R. H. Ploicted and 11.11.
«mommeeeeem
Francis & Ca.
”OOOOMOOOOM
011100111
The coming of the cold is sud-
den, i>u'l it Sudden changes
make quick colds. Seek “protec-
tion“ quickly. (let an overcoat.
'l'he oxford is still in the front
ranks of popularity.
.\ very good substantial coat.
Ilit‘t‘ll lined to within one llltli of
cutigt pocktts well made. button—
ltoics made with exceptional care.
$111.00.
llcrc's :1 stunner—$16.00 oxford ‘
kcra'cy—«pockcts reinforced, hitt~
iou holes. worked in silk. IIIIIIOJIS
hour. This oxford is silk lint-(l
way to edge. :1 very ltnndsrmic gar-9
111cm. $16.00.
You. in 1011
Like to look like. papa don‘t
you? l-lerc'n .1 little cont—«ninth
with full back-«just the name :19
the man’s. A real bargain. 'i‘cli
mnmum about it. ’
$6.00.
mother 0 favorite.
(‘ilfllfli
for these direction.
“smitten Benn new
We are
He quickly dropped
and E. P Weed
but reduced to
”1111' Brushes can be used for
yet nev-
quality.
.. 34. im-
_..-—_*-—-—-_‘
g Tth. M. DEAD Co.
.- :- Eslnblishcd i857. .- e-
L””-_‘-_.”’
'15 i
E1110 Mort-1110's, 1.90.1111."
Chamberlain's Cough Ramada/"Ia the
ft. in tiles-ant and
1111111 for children to take. 11nd bitten
It in intended espeoinllr for
coughs. COIIII. M0110 one whooping
cough. end in the bolt medicine 111m
There It not the
lentil danger In giving It to children.
for it contains no oplem'cr other 1111
lurloue drug end may he [iron as con-
lldently to 11 hobo 1111 to an adult. For 4
rule by ll. ii. taillight.” South 11111114111. .
Slitnton are on footfliqultl 11nd 100.4... i
w. in"
Norwalk Chronicler