Forecast for Norwailt’an vici lt'y
lune“ phblll‘.‘ Ills-i" his twin al‘
sections. siesta! mthbltoqum stains.
except the oust, wh re rain is
falling. t= :l‘here“u has dream ig’ht rise
of temperature in the western sections,
A disturbance is derbi‘drpin‘g' in‘ the ex-
treme northwast. Conditions flavor for
this vicinity. fair weather with free»
ing ter‘nperaturss during the night, but
warm during the
. .
Austin & C aw. of.Water street, have
closed their actory for a week, for the
purpose of taking inventory.
. The Norwalk Hardware Company
has had a telephone 3 stalled in their
store in Main street o'rwalk.
Miss Florence Eilendort, or New
York is spending the holiday vacation
with intends in Sbuth Nor-walk.
--All Holiday Goods marked down
to hard- -pan. Sore open this evening.
H. R. Bulkley.
Prof W. G. Newell’s dancing class
will hold its regular weekly session
this evening at 8 o clock in Arion hail.
. A party of Norwalk young men will
go to New Canaan, tomorrow night,
and attend a dance in a hall in that
town,
W R. Thompson, of the G N. Mo
Kibbin Manufacturing Company, has
returned from a. business trip to Phila-
delphia. - .
Butler Lodge No.5l7.l. 0.0 R, will
hold its annual election of ofllcers this
evening. Every member is urged to
be present. , .. .
—-Furnished rooms with steam heat,
with or without board. Warwick Ho~
tel. W. C. Jesse.
Quiteca number'ot the factories. it
is thought will not observe tomorrow
as a holiday and the emplOyees will
‘ work as usual.
The Ollicial Board of the First M
E. Church will hold a special meeting
this evening at 8 oclock Every mem
her is urged to be present. ,
The bookkeeping classiat the Frank-
lin sohodl will meet this evening
There will be no sessions in any do
partment tomorrow evening
The two children of Mr and Mrs. A.
B. Crew of Taylor avenue who have
been quite ill with the diphtheria are
runny. inipi'ovihg and will soon be
entirely well. ”” ’
m u an. .—.
run sill illE idols. .’
But They Declined to Act Upon the
WW“.
Once Vesuvius destroyed two Italian.
cities in a tow hours. The people saw the
smoke from the volcano but failed to
escape in time.
Where there is smoke there is tire and
where there are [siphon of one of the
most. dangerous 0 diseases A feeling of
innguor, a sense of weakness and wsnriness,
A.“ 'ddinese and mental discom-
tasto in the mouth-tho old
"o0 ry” taste. An olfensive bxsalh,
beams, neuralgia heartburn, a feeling
0! dullness and we ht in the stoinaoll,
nausea,dry dryand fov hskin.pops Epsilon,
rising of a nasty gas into the throat: t6 I’e
funedtli'lrrioth this moss on a use, irritabt ty,
vs 11 any of those mnptomai
Either rioyv:3 or sometimes? “Yes " you any.
“ but I don‘t think they are dsnglaroue. "
They are signs of danger. They show that
the eruption is coming 3.
a Nozwhstxlli‘a at tells fiébotlomm of all “ka
. lymp ms? goody , am an
overworked liver. giggle one help,
I one rem . 810mm up, ‘“and tort e unis.
chief y done, tone up the d gestivo
‘ wand liver with the new medicine
“whirling” is, 1):. null
Allis-mine Willi-theme. ' '
GUSTO ADE ‘
OVER . I .
, Chetom- made Overcoats
hays a distinctive style-we
style that does not appear in
the ready made sort, and It is
useless to look there for it.
i you have your over-
hh‘bflh‘ill‘ih‘ial‘“
to-wear docs elsewhere, and
you have the satisfaction of
n w. nous
one
‘Hldgu Norwsllr. ‘
“January 8th.
itching instantly and quickly citceted
that distinpt‘v ,. s .
Better‘ik‘al’ W‘filllfii‘
Mas Nic is has return
booth“3| Nurwsik after a new days’
at her home in Taylor avenue, D
bury. {i
A large plate glass window at the
street, was wrecked accidentally yeso
terday.
The meeting of the Golden Rule Cir-
cle of K D. that was to be held this”
week will be postponed until Janu-
nry 9th.
Frederick Hnlse has resigned his po-
sition at the Hat Farthing. Manatee
BOX factory.
The maril go of Michael E Dowd
a'n'd Mia's M title McGrsth will take
place at St. Mary‘s Church, Thursday.
Willis H.. Silleck and G. Lewis
Price. the wel known Clothiers, are
busily ehga'ged today in selecting
spring clothing. .
A number ‘or business men have
been invited to. attend the meeting .0!
the Norwaik committee on consolida-
tion, this evening
next meeting of the Pine Lodge ,
WEB: Club will be held on January
12th with Mrs. Henry P. Price at her
home in West vaneue.
Lincoln Council, Order American
Mechanics, will hold its Irregular meet ”
ing Friday night. and will serve an
oyster supper to members and friends.
—-—?‘I had a runninmltching sore on
my leg. Suffered tortures Doap' s
Ointment took away the burning and .
ermanent cure." C. W. Lenhnrt,
wing Greed, O. ’
Miss Nora E Ryan and Miss Alma
Murphy. of the Boston Store were in .
New. York yesterday selecting spring
needs and in the evening attended the
heatre.
William Sweeney has returned to
Niagara College. after having been
the guest for! a few days of his grand3 '
mother. Mrs. Michael Sheedy. of Main
street Norwnlk. .
Eureka Rebekah Lodge, No. 42 1.0 ‘
0. R, will hold a regular meeting on
Friday evening. January 2 when there .
will be work and. all of the old seams ,
are requested to be present. , ‘
Charles R. Baker, advertising maul ,
agar of The Sentinel. will address the-
students ot Merrill’s Business College.
Stamford, wednesday afternoon. Jan»
nary 14th. on the subject. “Advertis-
lug."
Rev. William E. Hooker went to
Litchfield yesterday to spend New
Year's. Mr. Hooker. who has been
rector of St. Matthew' s Church in Wil-
ton. for many years in a native of
Litohiield.
—-Mark.down sale Books and Games
for old and young. Store open this
evening. H. R. Bulkloy.
Walter T. Aiken. who is spending
9
Mount Hermon. Mass. tomorrow mor
nlng to resume his studies at the
Moody sdhool. '
. PMNT INSURANCE.
so by the. Colonial. a point guaranteed
to be, absolutely pure and commondeld
by every painter who has used It.
contains more Carbonate of head then
your house represent the premium. The
policy is an endowment without op
tiona. as you will receive these re
turns:
First Wood preserved.
Sou
re 06..
store of Willis H. Selieck, in wan with whichit bristles? .
tory, and taken one at the Norwalk 3’ J
112 WAeHlNGTON’ sraeé‘r,
' scum, Mosw‘ALfK.
Men’s Shirts. . .
Mistress
Enrken
Makes ”a; most deliciods'
me when cookédit'n a_
Gas Rbhdo.
have Mon Seen
Our stock of
Gas Legs
for the Xmas fireplaces.
&nghtlng Co.
Surplus. “86,006.
lb Christmas vacation at his home in
Wllton avenue Norwaik I'viil leave for lllllllltfla‘ MIMI and loan 00.
Annual State Examinations.
sums. a moist.
it is lmssiblo. it having been made Sec COBURN LAWRENCE.
or; other nint, ground differently, as
sown by is fineness of texture. list
the will at suilicient paint to paint
nil-ion. sun‘s
Fresh Salmon, 180; Blank Cod. 10o;
Frost Fish 6 ibsltor 36o: Herr-ins so:
its; Fresh Mackerel 106;
Haddock “is;
Second. Premises headlined. Native
Third. Permanency of results. > ‘13ar
For gas grill Cycle 0. Hardware Bluelli‘isii,12c. Smelt: 18o; Mullet
% yfiiogfi 1€“ill;l~lorwnlk mm. Be; Green Flat Fish, . e; mail Blue
’ Fish..1ilo.;
Fish at rabsonable prices.
The People
‘ opened with a big surprise. sin spite of rein and snow; the people
. came in throngs—Alto volume of business was in excess of that .. “
u ‘ ‘of last winter's sills. Couldi anything tell more forcibly hi the met-
it of the sale? Could any one ask better proof of the attractions
it
'Best or ’all there is plenty oi'everyt‘hihgé—plenty’of the 5-‘cent -
,Kcorset coversi‘es welln‘s oi the fine linsns,‘plenty \‘of the s-cent em-
,broideries,‘ as Well as the handsome fringed marseilles spreads at;
$1.50 .(worth $2.25), plenty of Ioa'ée'nt\towéling at 8 o yd, plenty of
12%: pillow oases at gowaibundance isa feature of the sale. .
The biggest variety that over a
white .goods sale has brought.
Needn’t say a- word about how big
money‘s-worms arc.
Wllitc shirts, linen bosom, good
cotton bodies, men‘s and boys’
sizes, worth 39c and soc—Ase.
Men's white shirts, lung or
short linen bosom, fulLsizcrl
body, reinforced, shield button-
III>lc-35c. 3 for $1. ‘
liiln NuIIpnlicl IniiuII sliillsiwnh.
“llll all linen lllhk‘iltil illusunl.
lungr or short bosoms. reinforced
llilClx‘ and from. shield bullion-hole
~44c.
Laundri'cd whites hirts, such?
makes us the ll'lonzu‘rli and Eigh-
mlc. n trifle soiled and but all
sizes. worth $1 and $1.50~r59€.
Percale shirts \V'llllAlWUi scpnr-
ate collars, goutipniicl‘ilfi end last
color-«39¢.
., n l vr “a... .n
Muslin underwear.
The aim is not alone to sell at
small prices but to give a good
value for every'pcnny. The clicnp- , ' ‘
est corset-cover or gowns arc cut'li
‘iii as correct lines and made uu-u
(lCl‘ as satisfactory cmulitious as :
the finest long skirts.
Good muslin I:uI'scL-covm's,fl.v
trimmed with im‘clwu lace—4px
\luslin drawers with (loop lawn}:
and hciusiiiclliIIg—wl0c.
i “I
l Short skirts of Ciiiillli’lc wiilI’
i
llCillslllClli‘il tucks and ruillch—
39C -
Lung cnIIIbric shirts with 1mm
stitched and embroidered llouucc
~75L‘.
Night-gowns of nice muslin in
several styles and trimmed with
tucks. embroidery lace or hem-
stitcliingmsoc.
THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS STORE
. . smuosrom. CONN.
WARBHIPS GOlNG TO M ROCCO.
LISBON lieu. lib-The go ornmeut
oi Portugal is sending warshllls to Ms-
rocco for the puipuse of ”election
Portuguese interests there
GIBRALTAR Dec, ill—Th Spanish
sloop of war infants isaboi sailed
from Algeciras today for Moroccb
General Chac‘el will assume liomInund
of the Spanish expeditionary force
should developments in Morotco necee
sitate its dispatch to that cciuntry.
BARCELONA. Spain. Doc. ill .--’l‘he
cruiser Rio De La Plata h been or-
dered to Tangier: Where he will
watch events in Morocco.
1;; eye noes.
What the train dispatcher
My; WV
“‘ lulu {Mill nun
iatbottiosu utrials at 3‘. ii. hunter’s. .
' l (Inter: toils,
mm.m~wwm» .—
BROADER STUDY OF HISTOR
CHICAGA, Doc ill—A broader studv
of history in public schools is urged
by President Edmund J. James of
Northwestern University in a paper
read before the Chicago Chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolution.
The paper was entitled "Tile Study
and Future oi State History in the
High Schools." After dwelling on
; the importance of teaching state his
tory. the paper in part says: “We have
perhaps sinned in the large amount of
lime which we have given in one grade
or another to American history and
the small attention which we have
given to Kendra] morons-In and world
history The history of our country
is destined. in our opinion, to play an
important part and occupy a loading
. place in all the tutors history of the
. would. but it the American republic: .
l were to perish today the place which
; we should occupy in the grand prose '
recs of the world's history would, at-
ter all. be smell.” ,
» ' A matron voidss .1} ‘
'tlodid hardly in: on the? eta” (it: .
Homer Hall. or in Point, is. his.
ten why: A severe cold had bottled on
ostvqbulnaia.
1 mil h. B'svaral oil is ans said ,
chggaoniomp on. ”known not it ll ,.
liv- WI;
éahe‘bcssn. filing” :11 .
‘ VII—mum II 9and written»: "I
“uh ooompietoiv -Iw I Mr and saved in!
U" n.1, in some lull It“? lglfi‘fii it’s no};
vs no we: or o be ,. ,
II this. runs an: lulu n.
. poriancmf the event. so infurtheremphasize ill
3
_ fit making season Is over ill this Store it men i
i, nienttvhich prompts us to hand out these lids. K
. ments to you (in many cases) less prIces than the
The simple statement that We have (inside
cloak sale may not cenvev to your mind the ‘e I
would explamthat this sale means a radical ,.
price on every g‘armentmthe stock lim’e‘ah h
at once proceed to turn the garment stock Int
we ’re going to do it at a big sacni‘ce. ' "
There’ 5 little sentiment about it; just plain b
ductlon.
With nearlv four months of weanng weather
this chance Is not to be missed. '
my
The N orwalk
FOR LADlES.
sequins no breaking' or when properly “fitted M
differénce to style. More a'i/ferrnce' or fit. most of
the best made. .n-‘t'ce $100.41! styrene: : .
Olsen’s She 45th
SOUTH NORWALK
And OUR guarantee is as good as a
Government sons
is endorsed by all the greatest ARfilSTS-sold (hilt
SCHLEICHERIGC SON
lulu ROMS illl‘illil it
u 0 Telephone “942 Stamford“ ‘ with»
The "a s c" or o‘oql be
buy or a dealer in whom you '
loci. confidence both as to anon
quality—«one whose h ass'o' . “‘f
large enough to include the
cool best adopted at your 0th‘
noodle—one who will see til
dor is delivered in good oondlt
as directed.
We lblnll {W to "it"
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Norwalk Chronicler