row the time to sell goods is when people need them.
enrol“ tirne~lake advantage of it.
“ELECTRIC” POCKET KNIVES.
“ELECTRIC” RAZORS.
“ELECTRIC SHEARS
this occasion we will sharpen any knife or bone any razor,
I charge, if left. at our store before 'Plrursday, the 24th., at to
NEW FURNITURE BARGAINS EVERY DAY.
HOTEL, RESTAURANT AND HOUSE FURNISHING.
Open Every Evening
.5. S turte van 1‘.
Main arid Ann Streets.
"South Norwalk, Conn.
aerifiCe Sale.
1111-1111 Garments.
. LADIES’ JACKETS. We do not want to put them
' goo Garments, $3.00, away, so cut the prices:
.. . i I
‘oo, Garments, $698.1 AT 51:. EACH.
13.111. (Insomnia; $7.91; Articles formerly roe.
ooCarnrcnts, $8.98.
. van—o"..—
DREN’§ AND MISSES’
AT 10c. EACH.
Articles formerly 15c., 19c., 25c.
SEPARATE SKIRTS. TIONS.
DICKERMAN Sf SON,
234 Washington Street.
' souru NORMALK. .
-. ._.._,.,__ .m.....
1111111 Vliallh
.tus'l Vigor
aul llrrlrul...
may. Night Emissions. Loss of Memory. All wasting dis-
» uses. all effects of self—abuse or excess and lndiscrotion.
" A nerve tonic and blood builder. Brings the pink
.1101! to pale cheeks and restores the fire of youth. By
Will soc. per box. 6 boxes to: $8.50,- wlth our bank- .
Mi able 211mm. to cure or refund the money paid.
Scott for circular and copy of our bookable guarantee bond.
ITA TABLETSE W
my mm IMMQIIIIIQ “Cum.
lively guaranteed cure for Loss of Power, Varicoeele. Undeveloped or Shrunlron
, Pore-Is, Locomotor Ataxia. Nervous Frustration Hysteria, Fits, insanity
1 . and Ill. Results of Executive Use of Tobeooo.0 inrn or Liquor. By InuII
‘ p on. 8.0. $1.00 A box. 6 for $5.00 with our Iron 0 guarantee bond to
s or nlund money paid. Address . .
NERVITA MEDICAL coMPANv 1
ONIOAOO. ILLINOII
conic match the cool at the price.
HOLIDAYGOODS.
JACKETS
.tjsi my reduction. AT 15c. EACH.
GOLF CAPES. Articles fornIerly 25c.
CLOTH'CAPEs. CALENDARS AT BIG REDUC-
‘ 11love you tried our brightdlunte chm-rel Cell in your ‘
I. ' ‘
I? “harm. bot lmmIdl
. ., sow—No lineups for one Worse ‘
» ‘ At ‘l'luit Hour. 1
#94.
COWES. isle of Wight. January...
card! her molest” ountllton has
been ruined Since the 8 o'cloek bul-
Ielin as issued. it is locally reported
that be family have been usalu elim-
111111.511 to the (moon's 11.11.111.111...
Confirmation of this' Is found In the
fact. that the bishop of Winchester said
the prayers for a person dyin over
the queen in her moiesIY's be cham-
ber this morning.
ATHENS January 22—41(an George
will start for London tonight.
LONDON January 22. 8: 03 n. m.—
The (Bowen correspondent of the Daily
Express learns unofficially that the
queen has taken nourishment freely
since midnight.
iONDON. January 22,1:35 11. n1.---
A11 omelet bulletin issued at Osborne
Renewal. 8 o‘clock says: .
“The queen this morning showsm
signs of diminishing strength and her
malcstys eonditou again assumes a
more serious aspect.
(Signed)
COWES. Isle of Wight. January 22.
noonw'l‘hc Bishop of Winchester has
just left Osborne House. lie says the
end is not immediately expected.
Her majesty has recognized several
members or" the. royal fnmlly who are
here The queen is now alccpln.
LONDON, January 22—«The 0 clul
Bulletin issued at Osborne House at
noon today. says there has been no
clrnnrzo for the worse in the queen‘:
"orrdltiou since this morning's builo
tin.
COWES. January 22. noon—m'I‘hc
news from Osborne House coulii'ruir
the belief or every one that the death
of her majesty is lmrnlucnt..and its
announcement at any moment. would
not be a surprise.
The Weather is cold and rainy. lie
vond the newspaper eorrcspondeu.
'ew persons are about the sole of the
oyul residence.
Mounted messengers from Osborne
‘ldc through Cowcs at intervals 11.;
breakneck speed. sending oil the In
tidings to chic-lulu and foreign cou is
The rector of Wiripplughum Church
remained ut Osborne throughout the
“earning.
None of the royal per‘sorruges have
10110 driving or walking. It is under
dead that Emperor Willlnm of Ger
many. will not. leave ruddy.
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TEN TIMES A MILLIONAIRE.
m
Count Do Soelnl, Once Wealthy am
Noted, Dies in Poverty.
NEW YORK. Juuunry Elli-«In u hum
his grave at Mount Ollyet Cemetery
vitlrout any of the pomp lilting hi
high station. Count Joseph De Suslul
mes a Cuban multl- millionaire. honor-
1d by runny courts and u pope at
Rome. will be buried on Thursday
Though once one of the wealthiest one
most noted men In all the new world
'iosacssious of Spain. Count Do Suslrri
reduced to 1mvcrty,dled yesterday in
a small apartment In the tonemou
house at 412 East Eleventh street.
'l‘cn times a millionaire. he was oncv
a power in Huvuua, and a power f0
vood. lie was a guard of the Apostolic
Puluco. by appointment of Pope Plu-
1x.; commander of the Order of fur
Crurrd Cross of Malta; he had a right
to wear the Grand Cross of Believe
lenco. a Spanish order given to thosr
famed for their philanthropy; a mom
her of the Spanish order of Kim
Charles III.. and of the order of Ian
bella. the Catholic. bestowed upor
those who accomplished grcut thlugr.
in the Western hemisphere. in oil or
was the possessor of thirty-eight or-
ders.
Count. De Suslui's father was one or
the wealthiest. tobacco merchants 0‘
Havana. On his frillrer'a death thr.
r‘ount succeeded to the. business and
built it up rapidly. lie was the found
or of the La ivlonl'udee clnur factory
which bud u capacity of ii.000.000 cl
rurettcs a duy and employed 5.0m
bands. Count Do Sualnlwamo to New
York after the factory was complete:
and purehusod a fire npprn-ulus her:
that cost him more than ”10.0%. 'l'lrl".
he lnstullcd in the. factory. Within 11
low days after it reached Iiavunu r
serious fire started in the city. with
which the oily fire department could
do nothing. Count Do Suslul. at to
bond of his own line department 0'
000 employees dished out of the lac
tory enclosure with their new appnr
atus from the United States. and never
the city. Count Do Susinl presents:
his wife the first sewing machine tlrs'
was ‘cvor exported from the United
states He set up the first electric
light plant in Cuba and imported tho
'hrst street curs that Huvunu bad. The
lithovru‘ph presses he used for flu
printinz of the labels of his clgnrotm
packages were the first diet were tel:
, on into the friend.
1 'I‘rouhio first canto to the count
‘ when a vast plan to obtain a monopoly
.11 the cigarette business in Cubs
1 through a concession from tho Span
irh government resulted in failure
glue Cuban revolution ruined his lost
ope.
When the count weir in Yucatan in
is” be tossed $11,000 at the promo
in: rate or Internet. three per cont.»
month. to the loverthneut to on food
1 end oiothlnn an- the army. th 11 en
a verse in lightino titer some tribes on
the borders. mm. with interest. new
mounts to nbortt 5300:0001 1’
When poverty crime to ruin the count
sold the riflrt' to mill irirnenre and Ill
hand in the friend sewage: not on
11 to a rails 11 ole
lion rein tirIoo' rldltI
’ gaseous Trustinbe
11 e. run—No further 1111011111111... rI-1
u promise.t1'
more until tomorrow 1111.11.61.11.
though, for by that tint'o’ the silicon
men can sweur out irritants If the:
care to."
Mr‘a Notion its spohhnrnnu anon
not to {do Any more china 0' 1111111 to
day. The litres worn in iron went
down Douglass avenue. 16110qu 131
thousands of thou. women and shit
ren. In 1111111111 the Monito'ltan Hotel
in can Doukla'rur avenue. Mrs. Notion
climbed into a transfer wagon and
made a speech in which she stated that
the Work of smashing solution had only
commenced. This angered some drun-
13 her run toward the Santa Fe de-
11.11.111.114 running severlil blocks, fol
lowed by n howling moo. she turned
and showed light. The men crowded
in around her and several were hit
over the head by 11 large cone whict.
she can led.
She said she was going In lcnvc
town. but the police watched her move-
ments. while most of tho saloons in
town closed up for the night. Mrs.
Nutlorr said: "This has only com
monced. as i told you before. i have
found that they cannot do nnytlltrt.
with me and I intend to keep it up. i
will have other women to help me. as
you sec they did here."
Mrs. Evans, one of the raiders. was
acveroly out. ubout the lune by falling
rocks. and won taken to the hospital.
where several stitches were taken to
sew up the wounds.
Great crowds througed the streets
and there are many who say they win
run Mrs. Nation out of town. She our
many supporters, however, who say
IIIO is doing the right thing. Clrlof or
Police Cubblu says that another war
has commenced nguiust tlrc Joints and
i will be a bitter one. too. He sard
't was useless for him to keep the we
men in tall. as they Would get out by
order of the Superior (301111.113 llrcy
lid before The also against Mrs. Na-
tion for the recent wrecking of a so-
0011 was dismissed because the saloon-
men failed to pronceuto.
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REVOLVER ASSOCIATION.
Proposition to Unite With the Rifle Ae~
noclntlen Releeted.
NEW YORK. .lnnunry “"-—Tlro Unit
ad Stolen Revohcr Association ut the
annual meeting of tho ornnuinuliou
.ssl night considered and rejected the
proposition that It should unite with
the National little AHSOIIIIIWIOII Among
be members present. were (luy C Rob
noon and C F Smull of Hartford,
Joan.
bowed an encouraging condition of
the clubs affair-.11 giro following oiIl‘
eera were elected:
Presideut. Lieutenant R. H Smre
\‘ew Yank; vice Hprosident Dr. \V. (i.
Judson: secrouiri and tr-easurct. l1}.
Porridge. of Boston!“ members of the
:xocutlvc committee: A. L. A. Him-
nclwright and J. B. Crubirce. Sprint:-
field Mass. with the president vice
ambient and secretary.
it was decided to appoint an addi-
loual committee to act with the exe-
.‘IIIIVC committee to be chosen from
be representative revolver shooters
if the Middle West Mid South. the
‘dcn being to take the goverumcut of
revolver shooting under the 'nssocia-
Eton. out of the hands of any commit-
tee that might be. considerable as rep-
eseutatlvo of the cast only. It was
lccldml that the association bc lncor»
aerated.
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DINNER TO BISHOP HARTZELL.
Leaver on the Majestic. Wednesday.
For African Minion Fields.
NEW YORK, January 32 Ilr. Jos-
‘eplr Crunc- Hurtzcll the Methodist
Episcopal bishop for Africa one the
most of honor at n reception and (III!
for given bv the mcmbcru of fire Phi
Summit Dellu ft'uti-r'ulty of New. York.
our night.
Wodncsduy, on the steamship
'lc, on his way to Africa. Nenr y 200
Vole present iii the dinner Spanking
of'grogross In Africa Bishop Hurtzoll
an
"I toll you that in no great time the
tfrlcnn cities will be the controls of
-lvlllzution. Within A few yours I ex-
aect to ride from tho Cane to Cairo in
ulcer-
itccl mus"
Senator Fairbanks was to have re.
pended to u toast. but was unable to
be present. His touui "England nod
\mcrlcu" was reupondod to by 8 V.
While,
‘51
rueIoNis‘reToalucr T0 are
Ulllll
WICHI’I‘A Run” Juhuury 2..~intlre
Oklahoma senate." which turn 11 bore
Fusion seniority. the picture of Vice
'Presidcnt Roosevelt. Appeared rep or
duty beside that of l'rosldb‘nt e in
icy. having been plnecd there by Tot--
ritorlnl Secretory Jnukius. senator
Viillbl' offered 11 motion lu‘struciln Ills
littlliol' to remove It until after area
4. lie rm supported 121 Senator
Clark. and opposed by iii llopublb
= nabs. who lucceedon in sojourning the
debate before the motion could be vet»
ed upon.
' Maw-—
it cold orrlare ron orator-171'.
flit! HAGUE. .iihunry 221%“. Min
1111- has lino-toll for Utrecht. Whore its
will our some weeks. lie that use: t-
ed by 11 crowd in l, railroad siltlo‘nf
turd said he felt v11 Well on scout
illr out for the first. tune since his recon
_ illness. _
ken men who howled he'r dewu and '
The ltnnuul trouorts of olilccrs ’
'i‘hc bishop will Icuvo on 1
1 palace. ear run over it 000 miles of ‘
Prices
0N SCAR” AND JACKETS
reduce them from lire
I her an not reductions ~11) far as u i: «are concerned for .
bring new goods. there hole been no billrr pricds I50.
I? .lectric and Near Seal Inch-1'
Clo. however. are identical in qualitv null r‘nukc with
those we. IraVe sold this Season :11 Sumo $45,110 and $5000
Perfectly flawless skins only
have been used and the Satin lining' is of Skinner“ 5 make and bears Skinner rs lwo- -seasou
guarantee
$40.00 $30 $45.00 $33.
mam llel’ISourls 55.00.“
Worth $8.06.
rumour) Axulssraas
The very foundation ofilllt' appearance of a pretlily furnished room is the Carpet.
up the most carefully lmrmonircd draperies and furnish in the
turns.
Matron 8mm $7.50.
Worth $10.00.
\
l’ut
most irrcprouclrable taste,
and if the carpet be not of SIIIIRIIII' qualiti and design all goes for naught.
\ few choice patterns of our best gram of Hartford Axnrinstcr.»
a feature of the Carpet Section
at tlre'vcr'y unusual price of
neoprene» ususasruars
not are 31111
with Ilorilers to match are
750 yd. r
A fact which gives them a value over and above their excellent wearing qualities and
pleasing styles.
grades which were marked $2.75. $2.1)“. ‘
$3.50 and $3.98. Priced now art
To Be Noted
Leading Straps to
leach small chil-
dren to walk. l’rii‘c
5e.
Satin Belt Hose
Supporters 13C per
pair. two pairs
for 25c.
A lot of sevrrn dozen. comprising some twenty or more colorings and eight
(liIIcrcul styles. Ilas' just been placed on sale in the L'nderskirl Section.
II is made from
s. $I.98 “"
lied Clothes llold.
Us to keep irr-
fanis covered at
night. 51:.
0 The D. M. DEAD Co.
. '- .. Established 1857. e- .-
Franor's & Co.
"A New England Winter has never
'been known to rot 1'11 the sky."
Expect cold. disagreeable weather; it's sure to come !
It’s tardiness. nevertheless. leaves us With a larger
stock on hand than We should have at this time of
the year.
we MUST MOI/1E THEM. IF. THE WEATHER
WON'T, WHY THE PRICES MUST.
Every piece of Winter Clothing reduced to an
increditable level. Call. Be convinced.
t
98 Washington Street.
I‘IIS SENTENCE COMMUTED.
‘her 11ququ can be paroled so as In
return to her."
Minueeotlnri an...“ From‘ Prison on
Account of his wtm Health.
* ST. "PAUL. ‘Mlu‘u. .inhuarty 22
Jumps ii'. HoulIrlt'll, who was convicted
It (ample of years Mo. 01 'fruudulout
lonllnys in government time Checks
‘1' wiriohire‘e aficurod hourly thrua- unr-
lerri 111 0 mil mon dollars. lulu ha hi a
sentence eomlit 1.1.1 by the State from
of Portions. on coconut of the critics]
'hon‘dition of hip wife's health. Hlsvap
headed for a. was de riled by
land! bur-odor. 11nd the or-
eg'lb tell déwpdrmn meat 11’ his
fo’l health as ‘ettelt that he New,
mm was “(inputted of. Since their 111.;
“mil lire. ri'eutir'sll orthlrtlhéd
ti. andt win upon their M3
notion Willi telteiliu
”I‘ll“ dill IIIIIOIIIIITM
1‘9 60m ii '
ll “Odin
W
1 eevsuee‘t STORM‘FQN runs.
All acumen-ism Aihm1~one Franco
1 Mnemof Sherwood/lee.
TOWNSEND. Wain, .Ilrnuury 2.1»
The utenmehlp Alkl has arrived here
lire days overdue from Biregway. iler
officers report that Alaska” has been
visited by one of the obvorest storms
known for years. In rustling the run
from motion to 'l‘elru inlet. A distance
of Nikon muss, two of the "Allil 11 men
on the lboltodt 'wo're Almost frozen 'to
death at thoir poet of dilly. lihd tho
vitriol hint to return to Juneau. where
tho than were placed 111 the hospital
for medics! 1111111111111:
11“.? month-u Athens is one froz
iii Andi t1 enorm be-
ere 113313312111 '33:" I'm
11 on
With 1
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voouo MOT-HER AND THE BABY.
(Written for The Horrlthy Home.)
Young motlicrs'dmuuily know very
little about the cure of babies. and this
lack of knowledge is apt. to make the
lush seem a very difficult one. Let
his clothes be soft, warm and and com-
fortable. We often tniito realize how
much more sensitive ire is to changes
of temperature than We are. and are
not eureful enough to guard against
thorn. The room In which he. stays
should be kept as near the some tem-
perature as possible and well ventilat-
ed. but avoid keeping him where he
will take cold. A- healthy baby that
has 'not been taught bad habits. will
be happy and contented in his crip the
greater part of the day. allowing his
mother time to attend to her duties or
rest. He does not need to be held in
your arms all the time.
A great deal of worry and man."
cross spells might be saved If tho
mother would begini 1111 having regular
hours for feeding and bathing the
baby. The bulb should never be up-
gloctod. for so much of his comfort dc~
pends upon it that he will be restless
and cross without it Have the roonr
warm and the water just warm enough
for 1-.on1fort (let the bathtub In piano.
with towels urnbelo'an' cloths bring 11:)-
on a rlurlr‘ before ill-lo fire so they w ll
be at band wlu'n needed. Bathe him
quickly and wlpulriunlry with a very
soft. Ilucu towel. llusi him under the
arms. and any other. places that'sce'm
In danger of chatting. with u powder
composer! of ten parts talcum powder
and one part boruclr Acid. thoroughly
mixed in- sifting together two or three
times. This In very soothing and heal-
lug. 11111! when prepared at homo it is
inexpensive. and one can be sure to
have it pure. Slip his clotl s on, and
fasten them with as lltllot trnlng and
twisting us possiblc.-.and if he is not
lrumrry, ho will fall into a quiet. ro-
ircslilua sloop.
thu babies are teething. they need
special care to keep .them well. They
should have plenty of simple and nutri-
tious food that in easily digested. Tho
cums become swollen and the mouth
feverlelu Give themin ‘drlnk ofMater
occasionally. and wash their mouths
once. 11 day with clean white cloth dlpi
pod In a weak solution of boron and
water. if this Is attutulod to rogullrly.
they will not huvc uoro mouth or
thrnah. ~Any tendency to diarrhea
should be checked vol once, and -II
homo rcmodleufall. send for u physi-
clan. it is memory to net promtpry
with this disease. , 1
KANSAS HOUBIIIKIIIIIII’IQII.
CORK- TZEIB. ' . a
The iork trim is un over-green.
oak iquorcus sober). About. tlroveito of
our apple tree amturowu largelylu
Spain for commercial son. The harlt
is stripped in order to birth the o It;
whlchl soaked and then dried.
mcrueut the burl: is pooled: off this tron ‘
begins to mow aunt or, corks in. and
each new one ”Weir iron I e last.
so the older I s WWI snout the
cork. a tree- arHIrI dies.
cry of Milli “50;!“ does it
melts semen “In“ lath:
use of thl hundred
lutrlt is lull W1 "
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