pull
world, the best-
lime
.,,___.,______.
.00 Garments,
-...~_.—.———
JACKETS
"Vt’similar reduction.
. _~GOLF CARES.
CLOTHCAPES.
DlCK
heater tiniewiak
on buy: ii on
Show and $7.00 utoves this week
nupbrio” A
p, p or winter. we. take our inogyggtwrc “do”
‘ misadvertiser. Not for tiretnoncy,but toearry
_ r'tiaiug‘by making sacrifices Which will compel
ow illetime to sell goods is when. people need illenr.’
e advantage of it.
err
ve another grand exhibition, on Thursday of this
wing 5,000 samples from the largest cutlery concern in
while u America by American workmen and pronounced all
“ELECTRIC" POCKET KNIVES.
“ELECTRIC” RAZORS.
,_ “ELECTRIC SHEARS.
0 this occasion we will sharpen a’ny knife or hone any razor,
of Charge, if Left at our store before Thursday, the 24th., at to
NE. . FURNITURE BARGAINS. EVERY DAY.
HOTEL. RESTAURANT AND HOUSE FURNISHING.
‘ Open Every Evening.
S S fur—re vant,
rth Main and Ann Streets.
South Norwalk, Conn.
............... “_........__.....-.... .c. -_.._.....__.._.... .w
Sacrifice
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S le. '
[ILLADIES’ JACKETS.
HOLIDAYGOODS.
We do not want to put them
$300, away, so cut the prices:
$0.98» AT 5c. EACH.
$7_98_ Articles formerly 10C.
$3.98. *‘
HIpDRENfs AND MISSES'
I SEPARATE SKIRTS.
AT toc. EACH.
Articles formerly 15c., 19c., 25c.
AT 15c. EACH.
Articles formerly 25c.
CALENDARS AT BIG REDUC-
TIONS.
ERMAN s: SON,
54 Washington Street.
bOUfH NORMALK.
a?
the above reward for any case
, Dyspepsia. Sick Headache, Indigestion, Constipation
~ or Coctivcncsc we cannot cure with
puma, Tin lh-h-Ilaiu Lillie Liver Pill
_ y’ are purely Vegetable and never fail to give satisfaction.
boxes contain 100 Pills, 10:: boxes contain 40 Pilic,‘5c
j canon 15 Pills. Bcworcof substitutiomand imitation
' by null. Stamps taken. Nerviu Medical 00., Corner
, . and Jackson Sim. Chicago, Illinoic. Sold bv
GEORGE C. STILLSON. druggllt, South Norwnlk, Conn.
i
of Liver Complaint,
r0
p
t}
» www.w‘---.. .._..... . ..
oa’l‘ Is Reliable.
‘ That’s the mm our customers stay with us your
after your. No cool of poor quulity has a place in our
"bln’iifwolcnowit. :You may match the price but you
can't match the cool- at the price.
' ' 3‘ch you'ttled our bflil‘flhimc Cannchoal in your
gm of, It helps cheer the ldng winter evening.
' mode of the ingredients, but anulyuls
., montn. Mayor Thoycr can he llllil r-s
’ bowed the commoudutiou ofmo‘ny tux
. chided in thc’iot "who thoroughbred
i Bambrirg. who Arrived, in shod
? ‘ r it
p the iouucy rcmurh My
mom Mum .c
. WtQDiWi‘. with it -
_ ,. ritwmtedy'o aim ditch. i“
uncommon cure on ya so
._ digestion. Molly ouch. £31m;
.ill'ldlt the ‘ ' wthelr «than
_ v .1» u up
. riiin
many people suffer formula! with
,wauiodlsouilou rut tor than. rink u lit-
tle time and money it faithfully touting ,
tho insulin-ride for. ‘ *
llubcrnnd'hniveruully and
.:Di’3popslug'l‘lablotu, I. r
g 'No . ‘atuurt’u Dyoueuuin Tablets are
vastly different. in one important rc-
aheotvfrom ordinary patent medicines
fertile reason thut they are not a no-
cret potent medicine: no secret b5
.~
'i'
shows them to contain the natural
digestive fermenta. Dure awoptlo pops.
din. (government test) Golden Seal and
diastuao. They are not. cathartic.
neither do they act powerfully on any
particular organ; but they cure indi»
caution on the common sauce plan of
digesting the food union. thoroughly
before it has time to ferment. 801"“ Mill
"urine tho miuchicf. This in the only
secret. of their success.
Cathartic pills never have and never
can euro indigestion and stomach
troubles, because they not only on the
bowels. whereas the whole trouble in
In the stomach.
Stuart's Dyspepsia. 'l‘ublots. token of
tor meals. digest the food. Thai. is all
there is to it. Food. not digested or
half dinosted is poison. as it create:
was. acidity. headaches. palpitation of
the heart. loan of flesh and appetite
and many other troubles, which are
often called by someothcr name.
They are cold by druggiuts ovary-
where in the United Stilton. Great Brit-
tuin and Cunudu.‘ 123-25
COLLEGE TRACK ATHLETES.
May Compete for Honors at the Pan-
Amerloan Exposition in Buffalo.
CHICAGO. January ltd—Track nth
lotea. reprosonting tho collogos and
universities of tho west. may competrv
. or honors attire Pun-American exposi
tion to be hold at Buffalo next summer.
"his was the proposition 'of W. Scott.
Brown to the munuging committee 0'.
the committee of intercollegiate Hell?
and truck meets. .
Whllo nothing oiliclal hus boon dour
as yet. Mr. Brown. who in tho rcpt-c
soututivo of the University of Clueugo
has been in corrospoutleuec with the
authorities at Buffalo and 2m lnvita
tion lino bet-u oxtondod to western nth-
‘etcc. The idea is flint the modern
colleges as u body ‘Slmll compete
among themselves and that represcn-
tntivc athletes shall hold it similar
series of erontx. Tho wlnuoru of eucl-
contoui. Shall meet together nud try
for the championship of the whole
country.
The first meeting of the managing
committee of tho wentoru iutorcol
loglhio field urul truck meet. was hole
that evening. itcporis from all tho
nine collogcn in the coulomnru- worn
prurient. with the exception of the.
Northwestern. 'i‘hc unlvcrslticn run
rcucnir-d wcrc. Cillrrngo. illlnoiu. lowu
ludianu. Minnesota. Wineounlu, Mleln
gun. Purdue. '
A temporary organization wns r-l‘
foctod. A committee for the frnmlrr
of the constitution and bylaws wn.
unpainted. This committee will mukr
its report on January ill in this cm
'l‘ho unnuul inter-collegiate truck and
field meet will be hold at llavouswood
and it is expected that the contact to
mill will be bold ut the mono plucc
Tho old committee. of tho Western ln
ter-Collcciutc Association bus not }'
diubuutled. A meeting will bo held in
the board of association Friday. how
ever. at which the dlnbnudluc of thc
association will he considered.
lCAN DESERTERS.
TWO AMER
Committed Acto of Doorcdation and
Blackmail Noar Tlon Slon.
'l‘ll‘IN SIEN. Frlduy. .luuuury 18-—
'l‘he United States transport. Sumner
which arrived bore. brought 150 ”now
to replace Americans who hurl been
invalldcd.
Two dosertcrs from the American
troops. with on Amorieuu ilug. have.
recently committed acts of deprudu
thin in tho curroundlurr country no"
huve blackmailed the villagers. Bol‘i
worn cunturod. but one Succeeded in
makinrt bin avenue and in still at luruo
It In probable that they will bu idiot
'I‘lll‘eu Hilrhu. who woro found with
of ulmllur acts. were taken to the
Scene of their depredntlonu toduy unn
"'iven fifty lashes ouch. Many luwlouu
acts are being committed. A French.
soldier llllB been sentenced to u form
of five years In prluon for druwiuc luq
bayonet upon an Auntrullnn pollen-
mun. ’l‘wo Frenchmen have been
shot hurt on Americun has been stub»
bod in saloon brawls. The French uol-
diors druw tlmir bayonetn upon the
slightoui provocutiou.
~—
MAYOR THAYER SATISFIED.
NORWICH. Junuury till—Mayor
'I‘huycr. of this city. whose recent of.
toruuccu to the court of Common
Council. culling uttoutlon to the fuel
that the city was recoding inntond of
nrogroaulng. ututud to u roportor that
he won perfectly autluiiod with tho to
units thus for attained from his ututc-
uayoru in Nonvich.‘ and he believes
that. ultimately conuidorublo..uood will
romlt. llo status that ho pronouns to
will ho ruVoiutionihod‘ eventually.
Mousse PROM ouuv’ noon. ‘5
« ‘unwf rook. Johnny 234mm.
dour. borccnun cons! mam/from the
Montana touch of” f ‘11th Murcut
duly. lntvo itrt'i‘vod "both. gilt) are to be
.ilOld at Mudluon"'8uunro Ghrdcn. Inc
candle
will”: { ptoo’rl
tiou. ’l‘bu cutii‘o count
3 'vror
’ you rfgurr
hoop up the ucltntlou ‘und that the ,
cutlro uonditon of .thinml in Norwich .
“ lmNDON; January
no. u . .
obtain .
lilo
iii" 1‘ .
r or u
€93: Tit dolls
grout Sburcity or black goods on
slaves ln'lhc motion shuns. The i"
tori duringwhlch mourniut is Worn for
the cover inn of tho rouhn la uuually ;
threcmout Mull mourning belug‘worn’
eight weeks. The kl bamxhowrwor.
prolong the duration 0 tins-period. and
in regardlto tho rnuttot.
The opening 0! the, now reign Will
involve many chougoa‘ in Social Erin
iuud. ii. lurcxpeetod that the king will
reside at "Windsor durlhx..,thu gently
mouths of his reign. undt tthu‘ Duke
of York will occupy .Snnrir ughutnfibnt
that utimotoly their chicfrosidcucos
will be Buckingham pnluco nod Muri-
horoush house. All royal functions
will be suspended during the next our
mouths. and there will be no London
neutron. Country houne pleasures will
be suspended. and tho English upper
claims will go to the continent until
the period of gloom bus ended. Ulti-
mately London will be u guyer cupitul
than ovor before. for the king, utter
his coronation. is expected to live at
Buckingham Palace and conduct court
functions with unwanted splendor.
The tradesmcn‘o view in that titled
tell people will spend more time in
town. and that country honor: safeties
and rcoreutiona will doc-lino.
The Duke of York will not ncecssuo
lly bccOmo the Prince .Ol..W los, now
‘hntfihm father has undiluted ‘ the
throne; The principality 'wus‘grautéd
‘iy Edward 1 to his, son, afterward laid-
wnrd ii. and his heirs, kings of Enc-
und. Consequently when the Prince
if Wuloa succeeds to the throno.”hlz
yrinccly title morgue in his sovereign
ty. The now uovcielgu'u eldest son is
fill Duke of York. but he becoruoa ul.
0 Duke of Cornwall. this title descend»
‘nz to him from his futhcr.’ it is gen
unity uumrmud that. tho king will im»
nediatcly confer hlu principality upon
him. no it is within his royul preroga-
tive no to do.
There has been u gorrorul belief that
he queen was one of tho richest nov-
xreiguu. and that slur would leave an
mmuuso ustuic in her heirs. There. is
rho highest authority for hinting tbnl
ho amount of hcr personulity wdl
wore of only inoderuto' value. The
‘rnih seams in be that the qncun, like
\thor rich pcoplc. bud n grout. nrnnbcr
\f relutivcn dopcudont upon her, and
but she was compcllcd from time to
time to my tbolr dcbitt unrl cxtrleuto
born from cuillurrusuuienf.
A fuel which hm.- lbl been known.
moon and King Loopolrl. of Belgium.
His father wan hm- rhlcf urivlscr when
"ho ascended the throne. and helped
'0 bring on her untrrluge with the
written consort. ’l‘lm present king of
Belgium for mnuy yours bun corres-
1iondcd weekly with the queen. and his
otters hurc bccn forwurdcrl to her
'ear after your. The king will be one
of the sincerest mourners when or:
comes to Euglund. to uttcnd. thr- llfiul
tcrviceu ut Windsor. . r
”a.“
REGRETTED BY HER PEOPLE.
AMSTERDAM. .lnuuury till—Tho
newspapers bore ul’o. full of respectful
rympaihy with (lrcut llrliuln. but the
victim of the political aspect of the
death of Queen Victoria are largely in-
‘iuouced by the prevailing sentiment.
‘onecrnlug the South African wur. 'l‘hc
Hurulclubiad any»:
"The end of her puciilc reign was
tbacured by tho shadow of war uud lu-
xurrectiou uml. ulna. finishes with an
unjust war with a little people. which
‘3 all the more humiliating. as Enclund
has not. conquered the vulian Afrikuu-
era. The queen dice profoundly ro~
trotted by her people. whose great
love und roupoci she mm'ltod; but the
1nd of her reign was utlumntizod by
‘bo most unlusi. war of tho century.
Victoria. fulfillinr: in the noblest man-
ner hon duty,=twico prevented the war
But on rxrtogcuurlun. Sho no longer hurl
hor former power and will, and thc.
republics wore forced into n wnr which
has deprived England of all murul
nrentigo. 'i‘bc uronoiury markets of
the world instinctively feel thut thu
mlnlutoru of King Edward cannot
count on tho putleuco of Emperor Wit.
‘inm and the Czar. who nvoldod every-
thing which might rundor tho quonn‘u
laat your uulmppy. ttorruequoutly her
death will ovidonlly buvo u urout boot
lug on the future of illnxluud. which iii
aombro."
'l‘bo Tolexruuf Hays:
.“Poor queen. on whom the Nomcslu
of lilutory will avenge the crimo of hot
mlnlutorn, which she could not pro-
vent.”
“—WA
FETEB ABANDONED.
COPENHAGEN. Junuury 22--—Tbo
news of the death of Queen Victoria
urrlvud horn ut it into hour. The King
who ulrondy ”looping. and it won
thouxht best not to rilutrub him. The
crown nrlncc. who uotlilcd of hor‘mui-
ooty'c «tumble. mm at once tolegruphnd
copdoloucou. to (”borne iiouuc. lie
wit attend tho. fuucrnl, on thouondi-
tiou ofstim ldns‘u houith procludcu his
hudortuidnatho Journey. - . , . ~
'l‘ho Into mlltlorm of tho nowuuopnm;
unuouuoius tho quooutu dcuih. created.
odours imprecision. .All .futou huvo
been abandoned. ., .
m-.~.~—
".th AT HALF mot“. ,
.OOIDMBO. Juuulryt ail—ewe deep-
out ”uphill: rwitu the royul family ga-
tho death of Queen Victoria. in f
throuxliout tum inluud. Titration no
hot: muted. l functional Merino
poctponodoud business io‘mpondcd.
‘t '--~|.14’l WW...”‘I‘} ‘ .
. fiXOflANGIO coo-no.1
Milo ‘
cxohnrrgcnu oi
‘ .. .. l‘.ondon’
co woodcut. and timed! already u ;
nothing has yet been definitely decided ‘
in the intimate friend lilp 'lwtwoon the .
loud-u ” If houvy‘ picture when tho [no
'l‘hc Junuurylow price changes llll'illliflllllll the
store are lautiug well on toward the,input‘liisgeittl,
hulking its latter half quite as notable utilitlrc‘firiit.
W'IIQW l’lri'ccs of English Porcelain. Austrian and French
. . Llnua Dinner Sets heldfor January purchasers a
snug little saving of $590 or it». according to quality. ‘ V
I!
$10.00 l’orccluiu Dinner Service $7.88.
$12.50 Porcelain Dinner Service $10.00.
$14.88 l’orccluiu Dinner Service $11.88.
$1890 Austrian China Service $13.88.
$25.00 I’rcncb Chino Service $19.88.
‘ BRIEF MENTION
. Totem Into Table Glassware
--and Swiss Embroiderics make it most ui— l'retiily «ll-Signed Iicrry Bowls—round and
obltmg-Crcum Pitchers. Spoon l‘loldcrs and
l’iclrlc Dishes. Your choice at
truciivc showing on tables in the main aisle
january prices prevail.
3c each.
If You Are ,
-to be vaccinated the doctor will tell you to
use “White \r'zmeline" for a dressing. Col-
lupsnblclnpszrblc tubes 7c each.
.3 and 5 oz. Bottles 15 and 27C.
} ,. pounds can 35c
0E COURSE YOUR HOUSE
~45 heated by a furnace or SlCilill or hot water. but if every room is thoroughly warmed, if
3c. 5c. and 7c yd.
Ilonfcrri Axmlrnter
Carpets arethc best of their class-the stand-
ard. in fuel, of all Axnrinstcrs~yet they are
priced at only 75c yd. Made laid and lined.
90c yard.
there is no Spot where a little additional behind,r would bc'wclconlc. it is nu exceptional one.
A “Banner" or "Puritan" (lil llt'ulcr uill right nu." deficiency. however. in hull. bath-
room or attic rooms. “Barron-r" llcntcrs we have :rlwuy in stock. Heaters are
. $2.75 it
«do The D.M. DEAD Co. q.
.. .- Established 1857. .3 .- .
"l'uritau"
the January feature
of the Section at
crown ._
Francis & = -o.
CHARLESB. MARSH Annasrao,
m ‘
Charges are Embczzlcmcni and Film:
Promotes—Bond: Fixed.“ $2.500.
ii R l l) G [-1 P 0 RT. January 23——
f‘hurlcn ll. Marsh. the senior member
of tho firm of Marsh Brothers. the dc-
funr builders. was yesterday placed
under arrest. and charged with em-
bczzlcmcnt on one count fillil false pre-
. li’liflf‘fl on unothcr. The complainant
on the first named charge. which in tho
most serious. in Dr. George W. Osborn.
The hearing in tho-(ruse will be held
in the city court, February 23. The
accused has been iii, suffering from
nervous collapse ever since the failure
of thc firm of which he was the senior
member. lie has been confined to hilt
homo. and although he was technically
under arrest. some weeks ago. the war-
rant was not served. owing to the
man‘s condition. The patient hun
been steadily improving. and yesterday
he was well enough to have the papers
Served on him without injury. The
authorities deemed it advisable whom:
the process served. not that the patient
would get. outsidc of the jurisdiction
of tho court, but that abould he do so
the process would lieco that he could
lie-taken even if he left the utate.
The warrant. for. thorn-rout ofJir
Marsh was isuucd two weeks ago and
nlucc then the officers have boon do-
tuilcd hi hi» home. there helm: a
change in the watch every eight hours.
' 'i‘his bun bm-n un okponso to the city.
and Prosecuting Attorney Giddlnzs
rump to tho conclusion that. it would be
ndvinublc to curve the wnrruut us soon
us tho condition of the patient was im-
prorcd and no injury w0uld ho
wrought. This was done yesterday at
Mr. Murnh'u homc. and the ditto of tho
bcuring was not for the 23d of next
month to give tho nceuucd'an oppor«
tunity to recover and appear before
the court. ' ‘
The bond in the bone was fixed at
3.500 on ihc eltdrgc'of ombozulomclnt
, uud $2,000 on tho chin-1w of false pro-
. iouuo. Daniel liruw‘or. of New Milford.
uluucd no the boudnirinu. “ '
”A...“
SHORTAafi’lbhfllwo. '
NEW liAViifN. .lunudi-y 23+‘i‘ho pro-
llmluury report of .I.'.ii. Kendrick. on
‘ accountant who bun been examining
rho books in the out of tho ta'x’col-
lceior, In given out... apron time ago it;
won dlucovoreri that them who it hort-
ugc in tho colleetbr'n (tilled. and t our
port now unnbnuccdth‘ut he find» the
ulrortsmo'to ho 32333.97. llu import»
illitui. 'fiollcctor'. o. Antligmlrgguldhm' in:
c y rcuuurymn‘nn‘ ,. , , until i
of Windham dololy‘lili’lhrc iti‘muld, that.
thluuum had been rocolvcd'durlhx tho ‘
limo ho had boon in office. hut'dicuvow-y l
in; uny upror or crlr‘nInaI acronyms: «
purl. it in Mr. Authouy‘ulcoutontion
that the discrepancy” doc to clerical
crrors and thouyntonl’ot bookkeeping
«vz'vouuorlh "our: ;. '
. mow ”AWN, J . i switlchrrrd
.b. (Jordon. known, the ”young ton~
"A New England Winter has never
been known to not in tbe sky."
Expect cold. disagreeable weather; it's sure to come !
li's tardiness. nevertheless. leaves us Willi a larger
stock on hand than we should have at this time of
the year.
WE MUST MOVE THEM. IF THE WEATHER
WON'T, WHY THE PRICES MUST.
Every piece of Winter Clothing reduced to an
increditable level. Call. Be convmced.
.98 Woghing‘ton Sugar.
"“kidea‘wmtc halo/mo.
Mrs. Cnoy’o Skull Crulhod by Plciurc
While at Her Dovotlono.
Kll.l.lN(ii.Y. .luu'unry 23~Mru Brim
[ct Gunny ennui to her duuth in u very
Bhort ufior. lrcr rum, Potor (Josey.
“nobility/“yearn of nun. ‘Bho retired
to her room curly. and unsound in hor-
orbiting 'rlnvotlonl. , Biro no kneeling
oowmomtucc.
WATldliiillliY. January 22»’l’bo
mnrrlugn of William A. (km/ion. of Au-
uonln. null Mrs. Mury M. Wuilucc.
rrnugrnor of Mi'u. oluirum u. Mltirlu'll
of 33:: Wort .Mnlnulreci. wuu anlcmu—
itod of noon youtcrduy by lllv itcv. \V.
F. Murkwiok, motor of tho Congratul-
tiouul Church, of Armenia. ut the horn»
of tho brlde’n mother. who .ecnomuuv
if” witirouuud by only the lmuuydlutu
number» of tho two families. there. im-
iuu. no} more than twenty peoflo pros-
ont. be bound was tasteful y decor-
utod with cuntor llllou rind beauty row
on. Mound Mrs. Uowlos will. reside in.
Antonin.» ‘ ‘ '
toning huddoulyrsuvo vary. The ple~
turn turd framo struck her on thc’lmud‘
and thrilled atrium dentin mic nod
woman made no outcry whatovcr, duct
no 7one in“ the . bongo hoard tho fail.
Shortly “command Peter new.
wont to, tho mom.p.ud foundtiro .ogd
woman lyiu in u pool of blood. (I
Ikuli. .wu fractured. Coronorrnrthiir . , w” ' ‘ ' r o rt Hit ‘ h
c 0.4le mm ubrlof formulation into AROMA INOINIER Momma. 3E .flmyflmci “m? M: l ” "° .
the cm. and gave a permit “will“ ‘ANEONMRJunuhry iflw‘ ”John Hil)’f.‘ti.l wmr obliged to calcium
death-inshor- been due to accident. ma thirty-nix. uneonxlnuer employed l which he mm.) d '
by thczili‘imSoaburyGuu and Ant-lid. quorum-ml
munitlon continuity. ctr-Derby h
tut fro, hind I
imam.
Willi!
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