‘r, We offer wé‘li‘iisffni bsigains for Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday, in n DRESSERS 3 All quartered not. French beveled edge plate mirrors, swell fronts. rub- lied and polished. Finest workmanship. w I . I “ - ,i‘ .In Wonders payer cease-BARGAINS never septic here. .. , , 8: 9.00 Dressers ................. $7.00 3 9.50 Dressers ................. 3‘ 7.50 s 0.05‘Dresssrs .......... .. ..... 8 7.75 $11.00 Dresser's ......... 0 0.00 ‘ inlet) Dressers ...... .. .. ....... d 0.80 312. 00 Dressers ..... . ........ 0 0.15 I, $18.00 Dressers ................. 010. 50 ~ 815 .00 Dressers ..... . ...... ,.... 1'13. 00 \ . , $22. 00 Dressers. .817.” l “i 9:” .i . .Iany ‘aslt for these bargains a week after they are advertised and com— plaibmm the .sobds are all sold. The above items are altered at these . ascent prices fur the THREE DAYS MENTIONED ONLY. If the notice in- - arbitslyou, see the goods at once and you will be a ready purchaser. New bargains wlhlbe advertised in Thursday' a paper. GRAND 'FREE CONCERT SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 18th., AT 3 O'CLOCK. Openicvcry evening until 8: 30. w s STURTEVANT North Main and Ann Streets souls NORWALK coNM libs": (J. . .‘i r». TUNITI l‘J ;F o. mesa excellent values in LADIES‘ AND Missns' GARMENTS, this season” but in order‘ to close the balance, have made alargc reduction in those prices. IN cHlesaNrs GARMENTS we have a large variety and have marked them down as liberally. ‘ IO LADIES’ AND MISSES‘ GARMENTS. (not this year's purchase) at $00 each. OUR SALE OF FURS has exceeded any previous year. Rea- son?--Attractive styles and values. We have marked down every piece still on hand. Now is your opportunity. ' LADIES’ FLANNEL WALSTS in popular colors and styles, Earliest customers will have the best choice. at reduced prices. 84 washindton Street. South Nollvdlk‘. Colin. animal. in NM firmness- finite Mist the remedy that ens-on occul- cued-y , ,, ‘. l. . . milk!“ A thatgota tile mosti up labou- not always a plausible play. h Tbhznxoflml who 6mm tlgst has us c one up t a one who never permits illmIto toIbo out of . her sight. , 0 PW , , . it is ll mystery m woman: endure uglackacbe. Ho Normans». sop ~ m. am worm», Milo yuan amine ore IMP trillion!!!“ watch: ly coca mmn"t:aum- moo who imam overboard is evaoborod withviife. , one a in mi: v . 0 mgquiulnc Tabloid little money if it . "Li' .Grovo's signature Abald statement—1 testimonial for this topic. ’W ' assessor-stirs. . H «mm: onus-a . allus- ass-is all t mvlcoradfiiaavm. 53 ammo inow atastllaas dssll“ . , is m. lull, but silo IMHO-“Mao Wins W , . , which his brother made for a reduction ' lying on the floor apparently insensi- aud went up to his room. “ a letter. I which he said - way out of the state. Mr Craffee dis- Bimbo muloywfl “WI. lull!“ mums a woman in love is Widely ii l in. Ill innit 15‘ M .. hoped Within ii innhlitill Bullion WW, iiil Bin Lentil Fig ill limiter lulu loner Judge George W. «Wheeler. of the Superior Court yesterday reduced the attachment made in the replevlul lsult olesnl-y 0. ‘Hilton against- Albert 6» Hilton and wife; from $30. 000 to 810.- 000. The two sons (1 the late Judge Hilton. of the old firm of A. T. Stew art It 00., of New York, changed in the lltig‘atipn. with: in court. They :at‘e man of atriktn appearance because of their large at um. Henry 0. Hilton coins from Paris a few days ago to be present at the hearing on the motion 4 w" of the attachment, on the ground that it was excessive. . sometime ago Henry Hilton brought an action against his brother and wife torreplevin valuable property which was in the Hilton mansion at Belle Ha yen, in the town at Greenwich and which lite. sumo Mrs. Albert lilacs had wrongfully converted to her own use. The attachment was for 830.000. Judge it. Joe Walsh representing Al- hart Hilton, made a motion for redllc lion of the attachment claiming it to ‘ be excessive. Attorney C. A. Carter. of Stamford appeared for the plaintiff and opposed the reduction; l Albert Hilton. on the witness stand. testified that in the list of property mu can «commons the Warrior . Thin Mil firewalls Wilson. , l cw all-sal- w... He has had the experience. He has thoroughly tested the article. He found it as tad. - He corroborated th‘ e pious of scores in South Norwalil. - Mr. doom Warren. oyster plaster and dealer. 0! 2 Chestnut street, says: ”i have been subjected to inclement weather.,aud it is quite possible that,» Ibaposuro while superinmnding partic- ular, branches of my coolness induced kidney troubles. At all events. when consignments are being shipped to Europe, and it is the busiest part of the season, i feel my back troubling me most. l know i had kidney com- plaint for a long time and chancing to see Dean's Kidney Pills advertised as a ltldney remedy and not a sure all. i had confidence enough in them toast a, box at Plaisted's drug store and try them. The first box convinced ma they were just what I needed, “9.1 took another. I did not require any more after that for my back became well. i prescribed them for my son, and they cured him." For sale by all doaicls. Foster Mil- burn 00., Buffalo. N. Y.. sole agents for the United States. , Remember the nadir—Dosh a~arld take no other. included in the complaint there were but "a few things that be recognized l as being in his possession. Among i these were two pianos valued at $1.- 200 and 81,000. a marble statue valued at $1, 300, and several statuettes worth 3 3300 or lid Henry Hilton the plaintiff, said that he obtained the list of articles from the Manhattan Warehouse Go. through i a suit, and that it corresponded with a list that he had. Besides the articles his brother referred to there was oi Ifamliy silver set which holoald weal ready mentioned. He claimed they or said that in the present. matter the . question of title didnotariso, nor the 7 question of wrongful conversion but simply that of whether or not the at- I tachment was excessive. From testimony before him. the value of the property under attachment was about $15. 000 and it and been attached for twice that amount. Judge Wheeler , I would fully satisfy, and therefore are ‘ dered it reduced to that amount. was T00 lNcENlous. state School Boy on Parole Got Up Supposed Fake burglary. MlDDLlll'l‘OWN. January li.—~Johu . Fisher, about eighteen years old. out on parole, from the State School. who ! has been employed for some time at the Hotel (‘raffee disappeared be tween ii and 12 oclock Saturday night. He is the hero of what is sup posed to be a bogus burglary reported at the place Saturday. At i:30 in the morning the people in the hotel were aroused by the noise of a heavy fall in the dining room.- Thay found Fisher his and the silverware was arranged ; . in order on one table. This table stood near the window which looked out into , an alley ten feet below. On the ground l were four or live knives and- forks. i Fisher, after he "came to." claimed that when he came down in the morn. i log and lit a lamp he saw a man in the dining room who hit him over: the ' head, knocked him out and then made i his escape. The public soon conclud-. ed that there was no truth in the. story. it is thought no burglary had . been attempted and that it was a ! make-up story on the part of Fisher to get creditwlthwtho school authorities who wore coming over this week to in- i quills. into his record. Flam loomed Friday night that word had been sent to Merldou iro- ning the matter. He bade Mr. so good at t about ll o‘clock .htv‘y rebels“ ttbeimlk abouttiis tilbtl‘bublo in the morning llsd damaged his reputation and so he was going away. his would be a good boy and mu will is live y rs. fliers; lsno.tracsartpwiush yhwasst- but is is' shown tcbt bi: will make his 1 mover-ed that he was gone about 1 ooiook Saturday plorningn This boy had been oilt Parole once before and sent back to the school. Fill ar ‘a‘ltlbdiooa’ "srlmou. tattoos Ilsa-l twins to ,i thought ran... attachmentuoi teaspoon , 1 cause not so careful ‘ w itt‘s How's THIS? We offer One Hundred Dollars Ro- .li“ . ii (Codtlnusd- in first p . e. ) in humor and brought down the house. there were Just two things which would help in the “Advancement of Nor w_.aiil These were for its citizens to have a dollar aim to be willing spend it. Hollieoler asked that every- one present would div all in his power to helplitiiop his 1, as, it was : everyr‘lilv c has The Entrust of the ol «also lit for their are of praise from Mr. Keeler. The speaker was warmly applauded atthe close of his arks and there was another outl Wt mum when Mr. Adams in ‘ God 1"also Kites magical datum nus- ho a s s u a C Jagger . In preface fir. W’i’leeler said that on 'bccaslohs like the present it hadmsuaily been his misfortune to have to sneak stun all the ethnic pm sent had go tell in their jokes on him. This tilo e was in the game. early and wool turn the tables. LMr. Wheel or was very proud of the fact that he was born in Norwalir had always llv all here nud‘expociil to be buried hero. He said that be had been in other places who're there were Wt idol shunts better parks and other public illstitu tious but had alwaya returned home calls all with his Miv v3 place. While or caused a seller laugh when he said that be was born here twenty- slx years ago. He boldldhat tho Lotll & Company silk mill Was certainly coming to Norwaill and the project had inot been dropped, as had been suppos ‘.ed He made a plea on harmony in Ithe town And the dropping of all pro: ludices and hoped for the consolidation of The Norwalks so that Norwaik would then be army of a place on the mall. Which it cos not now have. He wanted to see every mag present join the Business Men’s As elation. Rev. G. D. Egbert made a ill for the very best of educational tool ltles ‘aud thought a control high school for .thc town was needed and, a branch in manual training. Mr. Egbert was hu morons in his speech and launched a number of good natured pulls about I the police force, physicians and all. the i public institutions. Judge E if. Lockwood brought out forcibly the fact that Norwalk' s public facilities. needed a little Overhauling. 1 Mr, Lockwood thought the trolley ser- , vlco very poor the post odlce a dis- ward for a “'8 “,muwh thatuiap- grace and the depot a stink hole. He not be cure by Hall a Catarrll Cure. lflmed u, re arise by offering a petlr F J “EN“ ‘ 0° 1.09:3? '0 icon to Hon 13.1. Hill asking him to business transactions and financially y their firm. gists. Toledo,0 . WALDING KINNAN & MARVIN Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. 0. ' Hall‘s Catarrh Cure is taken into: mucous surfaces of the system. Pr ce The per bottle Sold by all Drug. gists. Testimonials Hall's Family Pills erel the best. 4N"I" m. A bare-faced liar may wear whisk-l era. i... . CHILDREN ESPECIALLY LIABLE. Burns, bruises and cuts are extreme Iy painful and if neglected often to suit in blood poisoning. Children are especially liable to such mishaps be As a remedy De. Witt's Witch Hazel Salve is unequal . led. Draws out the fire stops the pain. Tsoou heals the wound Beware of Sure cure for piles. “Do; Witch Hazel Salve cured my counterfclts worth about 810. 000. The list included i We, the undersigned. have known F “3&3" 3330333: muffin; '3‘” post everything in house furnishings from; J. Cbensv for the last 15 years. and ‘ on a re out to i M Lockwood a washboa‘rd to the costly articles al- ,belleV‘e him perfectly honorable 1n all e p 3 ”i“ ‘ every i stated that he did not want to be un- Were taken from the Hilton mansion isble to carry out any obllsatlon made: “mum" “3 “ Wk” ”“I “mm“ by Mrs. Albert G. Hilton. lb After brief arguments Judge Wheel. WEST & TRUAX.W1101°BBI8 93W! i these facts as thay..had an important bearing on the welfare of the place. He believed we had to ask for every thing we wanted. I'Toun Clelk Herbert H Smith was on [land with a good story and some the malty. acting directly upon the blood 80““ sense. ilev: J. McClure Bellows believed vthat consolidation was absolutely no I cessary for the upbuildlng of Norw alk. IHe thought there were too many ichnrches for the 29981". to supgrt l Judge Henry W. Gregory spoke ‘ihe advantages of a board of trade which would be conducted for the in- itelests of every corner of the town. Ml Gregory was very eloquent on the Esubject. snd,‘lilso all me preceding lspeukers, was warmly applauded. Mr. Adams brought the affair to a ‘ close by inviting everyone to be pres. .ent at the annual meeting of the Bust. .ness Men‘s Association..wbich will be . held in Buckingham Post room in Wall lstreet this evening The diners were: Elbert S Adams Mayor George B. Bullion Councilmen Stephen H. Holmes. A A Av.isou A. H. Hoyt, A. J Meeker, George 8. Grumman L.J Reynolds Charles A Curtis. Goold S Hoyt Hoary P. Price. .i. A Osborn, [ex- Mayor A 0. Wheeler Dr. J. G. The lieutenant morsel- thought that- [0 .lFW‘ird helium TIMI! .PMQV‘W ”‘7 qliltiDllm’O was lit—s “ techie ll'l “infill“ ;* perhaps caused the destruction of , -- ,. railroad station was discovered , babe of eczema after two physicians Gregory W. A. Curtis Levi C Han- gave her up." writes James Mock N. Iford Victor Sollack. namuel Daskcm. Webster, ind. 'The acres were so bad William Bissau Lieutenant-Governor she soiled two to ilvo dresses 8 day " E 0. Healer. Francis Leonard Bu K. George C. Stillson. Hialcltwood Royal W. Adams. W. P. -———-—-—-—~—— i,lieers Judge Henry “7.. Gregory" Rev. A mid headed poet is one sort of it} D Egbert, El. M. Lockwood. Lester paradox. Hyatt City Engineerc. N. Wood: Ill. fl. ,, lBishop, John D. Kim y.L.C. Green. aLowsl To nous. n‘w Alexander Sample. L. Olsen. The old idea that an body aomo- Town Clerk Herbert A. Smith W. If. times needs a powerful drastict porn; Betta. First Selectman Samuel loses. live pill ban been exploded: for Dr ”India! 138!" Lockwood, A R. Malkin. King‘s Now Life Pills which are P- A Lockwood, Rev. J. McClure Bel to ally harmless; -mtly gummm liver ilows Dr. J. C_ Newkirll. Willis H Sci and bowels to expel misonous matter ‘lock. E P Weed. Harold Glendennlus clanbe'tnoaystem and absolutely cure 1' M Pierson, JOhn P Trad ‘14..le os- Constipation and Sick Headache. Only Mayor C L. Glover. H. if. at 8m 25c. at a. ll. Baxter's South'Norwallr oer 8. Adams. Fletcher Montsbmery. ares store, and John A. Riggs's Nor- Seymour Curtis. R. B. Keeler L. W. walk drug store. Leonard P A Ella, William F. Bish- W’- op. W. C. Boar. Robert Van bursa. Jo Too many eye-openers impair the scph Bill”. 0! Brooklyn. ‘ W "5'“ an...“ A... I oasis: Pousn slsHoss. IT- OIIDLII THE GLOBI MILWAUKEE. Wis. January H. - W has of. meme” Ami“ Salve Father Krona of moss. is in this "mugging“ world Will nd city. ion-route tor Racine. when he in. but it’s an, one "m he. will form one of a committee to ill“ of. lMBuru ”mm “'0"; attention of the pope to the wish 801mg;mnhefl Felon. Adm 0! the Polish Catholics to hhvc a Pol- 8Iii Skill Eruptions. Only ish bishop coadiuuu- for each archdi- i: mill: Pug cum, 15¢..mnnu Ocean In tho United Staten. Father 4W9, Norwnlk “a JahnA Krum will meet Father Pitass. of mm. N 13, Buflalo, in that city. Those‘ two «gnu—M members will choose a layman to ac- company them on their mission. The ltion will first be laid. bolero the pbgpitda oftlia faitbmofwhich Car- ‘uiinal “Manna”. axilmAfxr , , “can 0 a amnion he’laid before rope . The petition Mortar tho appoint. 'h ll". .‘li'll inflwligdiifi.wa lid: bout of a bishop 0rd? '“ archdiocese containing over 80.000 000g;In ' iiall"liiwotlusllmcsil if slam that? will . , n c a laminar! Grip. final "3 9&me his? _‘ Will; a nicer: svilallty . or . rs and - pave the way its-mister!!! h. ammonia 5" ““1. s consummate... “sass iii! a: ligation f. «l‘ ill-Mill mam .Pfiiitit Our: entire stock of Ready- ugliest Garments, cdmpl‘is- in: Tailored suits. Jackets, Long Costs and Separate Skirts and Furs, will remain at the reduced priécs which made them so prominent a feature of last week’s sale. Etcellcnt materials, cut, made; and tailored by the highest standard bi work- manship, have won over many devotees of custom- madc clothing—aqunling the latter in every respect at a much less expenditure or sur- passing them in quality of material, price for price. Substantial reductions on every garment in our stock malt: ihis‘ advantage tenfold greater. Visit this Section of the stone NOW. seams illsssls Among the all-around, scr- viceablc Fabrics in the Wash Goods Section we count Ger— man Flanncis as near the head of the list. They are woven with a twill and a somewhat smooth surface. almost iden- tical in appearance with their all wool neighbors of French origin—in fact the odasigns are duplicates. Waists. i AT scan? . ‘i‘ié.’ ‘ . 1‘ ". wflflao: 3-- House Sacques. Kimonos, . l etc, they are admirable. Price per yard rss. [’0 BACIIHOB “I it"??? ‘ IA couch, in” Elly Chhir (Morris. Turkish or all! ma- sion ,ptylc). a Book Case (rc- vblvitlg or otheriwisc); Dealt, a Shaving Stand, snuf- fet—Tall of these things arid likely to be of “interest to the man of luxurious tastes.,who maintains “Bachelor Quar-' tars" “Den" Furniture and innumerable odd pieces of unique design appeal to the: man who would fit up his apartment in an “out oi the ordinary’ style. The Big Furniture Store Upstairs is a mine of pleasure to the poem clor- who appreciates such things. and he will be will- . corned in his search for fur- ! nishings, whether for the tini- est of hell rooms or the most spacious of suites l i 0N MIN AIStIE iCENTER “no I Jewelry will occupy a-co‘n. I -siderablc space on the Center Tables in the Main Aisle this week. A variety of pretty de- signs in Brooches, Stickvl’ins, Link Cuff Buttons and the many other “dainty little arti- cles for a woman’s toilet, as 1 shown. The display is worth BewDM READG’ William?“ seeing ...;i J unlus Broivn; Painter ind Paper lingo. Para White Load and Zinc mixed by band will wear twice as long and cover double sur- face as achinery mixed. The house of illlam Stevens and of Stephen Wilcox. both on South Main street. Wore painted brine in this manner ovoi- eleven years ago. They are still good. Your house will stand as wail . if 1 point it. My‘ofilosjtaoutb Main street. Ily residence, as ‘ . Giacomo street. Wt iii Iii iiiiililliiill to handle all property (real or personal) to be sold by auction. ' An auctiouecrhas been om- Dlosad-by us and proper atten- tion warranted to all work plac ed in the hands of this agency. Jacob M. tables. I Kilimd usllso. servos Daily?” ightllns “.II‘I’WIIN ., ’14!!!” » 1'21"}, I Sodium-Bugle and City of Nor- waik lesvé New York Pleads, East River, Beckman street. 3 p Notfilk and South Norwalll dildaalihwllaht. ' a a... ‘ie'v I «Anilnnl fCLO’l‘HES ECLEANER i For Removing Grease, \Paint and i | Oil From Silk and Woolen Goods. PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING. Get your orders in for next spring. ARTISTS' MATERIAL. Your needs are our study. ~.— WALL paras. Harmonious in design, well drawnlandjgnty in color. DECKER. 87 WASHINGTON STREET, South Norwalk. I Telephone call r33-3. Open evenings until 8:30. KFlush Vii ive. aurora. olosss landfill: or wa- ter honors .Hlecsninb ‘ l no i securing Passes“ sat-lilo was “was.“ A serial than n It a. is lit , w‘
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