in: in Texas.
. atur continues low east of‘ the Rocky
1 .walk public
WCTéen 1111th without change, Will run
"cris'l'd‘ 1MAb'1'1
‘ ov‘ERcoA'rs.
F For-moron
‘ 11181118qu and Sunda
isturib shoe is central this tit'pra-
lt is producing cloudy
weather and some rain in the south
' gayest. Pleasant weather prevails gen-
orally in other sections. The temper
Mount: sins. Conditions favor for this
yicln'itv pleasant weather, with temper
' ; atures ranging between 10 and 30 ab.
ove aero.
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‘» ~Fresh Hams, 121/3 c.1b.;F1'esh
Pork,12c'.;Sausago,10c. Hayes! ‘ .
' The work on the new City of Nor~
library is progressing
slole. What work is being done is
not very.apparont, owing to the fact
that it is practically ull'on the inter-
’ . for.
——Boys-' Hats and Caps. OBrien.
1 1A. ll. Newmrln. manager ob the Fer-
ris clothing store. in Stamford has
‘ been comlned to his home in school
street, N01 walk for the past few days,
recuperating from the effects of a re-
cent operation
The Winnlpauk special for the
tomorrow evening, leaving Winnipauk
at 7. 05, and leaving the Green in re-
turn, immediately at the close of the
services at 8: 30
~0hicken‘s,‘ 14 and 160.1.b .Hayes.’
The cold snap has brdught the night
lodgers at the Smith street. Norwalk.
lockup. in good numbers. Many of the
unfortunates can be seen wedding
down‘ Smith street from dusk until
well into the ‘evening. ‘
----Special from Hosiery Dept: Chil
dren' s High Spliced Wool Hosiery to
gone in one 101, 19c pr. M. S. Smith
00.
Albert A. lletts, the well known Nora
walk ice ‘.dealer who has been very
seriously ill of typhoid fever. for sev—
eral weeks, is now considerably im~
proved. The fever has left him. but he
is in an extremely weak condition.
-—Salt or Fresh Hacks, 10c lb Hayes'
Joseph Steegmuliei, of Quintard avo-
nuc. lost a large, gray horse Thursday.
The animal died after a short attack of
acute colic. The efforts of a veterin~
anion and the owner, who wo1ked all
night over the animal. were unavail-
lng. ‘ ',..1 ‘1: '1
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I IllllI. PIIIIHIIIPII,
Yotnoo. this to Most r
mfimnppgdflWl thin 12. Immo-
I will write .' dull but instructive nrs'.
graph. It begins with a list of bird th 1139,
to mt: rheumatism. gout. bronchitis, liver
complaint, kidney complaint; Attractions of
the shn', asthma, all forms of nervous nil-
meats, pneumonia, epilepsy. insanit-
that will do. The nesiion is,w1nt
e no sense .01 these a iments? As the
children so, what “makes" them? The
answeris, mantaotured in tho di
gestivo sy'ste Cumthe indi cation and
no cure thoiafinits of it. ' hat is the
tonth, and it common sense also. Full
honors the cows and you may doctor
any of its conso‘glusnces through a pain-
cursed lifetime. ways in‘ vain. All can.
tagious or infectious diseases select their
tfigtimnfno qrople weakened by had
«lied, or insufficient nutrition.
Hwyou don’t believe me ask the plsguo
cholerae 1e.rts All present the loud-
tog medicine or indigestion, chronic dys-
pepsin. slglrrhug liver. incompetent kid—
no 11 and slowed! transmrlotlon‘ is Gilli urn
So,vent a, discovery from 1.1 a medical
workshopyof¥r.Dav1d Round 31! Kings-
tisa tremendous; ghwr of
daily conquers. It locus. of
the new things that make men wonder
The sickprsiss profs-it with open mouth and
thanktul heir“. Tsiith the druggist to give
yeti a bottle at Colours Solvenit. 91.11111. ‘
WWnothing also.
1
Custom— made Overcoats
have 111 distinctive styles—a
style that does not appesr in
the ready made sort, and it is
useless to look there for it.
If you have your over;
coat or ride here. it will cost
you no more than the ready»
to- -wear does elsewhere, and
. you has/c that/satisfaction of
that distinctive style.
Better; order .1ro.w-—tbat
is all.
' ‘ ‘ to
= Michael locus. of Orchard at
'; visiting friends in Sen
Q ' emit b
WashingtOn street
Cornelius Shoshan is ill of typlroltl' '
~ 2 hole. 111 ‘MtNei‘déY.
‘ {earl
' Hadden's cafe, Wall and River $111."
' 11111.11: the guest of Miss Tennis M.
‘ at the First Methodist Church. tomor-
~41Jn1br'ollas. 11nd Canes: "
Miss Margaret Ryan. Danbury, is
Wk. 1.
glint/er
'l‘here is excellent ska ever;
«Cray want suppl ed at M.
Cola new
driver. at his horse in Plymouth avenue.
‘wGreat Reduction in Horse Bioti-
1111'. and Mrs. Michael E. Dowd are
expected home from their wedding trip
In the weeek.
Wren 01am Charmer 1151115111191
. Miss Florence Smith bf Tolmndge
Howard. of Was iington street.
‘.‘ w—M'en s and Boy’ 8 Winter Capri.
O'B Dir en.
'Ofllcer Thomas Hunt of the Norwailr
police force, is now truant oilicer 101'
the Over River school district. .
«Good Corned” Beef, (lo. 111. Hayes."
Court Norruk, Foresters 01' America,
of Norwaik, will hold a smoker at the
lodge rooms. Thursday evening 11m..-
ary 22nd
.--"l‘o close our entire stock 111 Gent' 3
Undechar, we make one pricewyour
choice. 39c. M.S. smith 8: Co.
The Anicilcnn Entertainment Com-
pany intends to hold 11 dance in the
Town Assembly ball, Wall street, Fol»
ruury 211d
—-Dcposlt you Savings in The South
Norwaik Trust Cb. Money deposited
on or'before the 10th of the month will
draw interest from January 1st.
Martin Bates, .112. 11: Company. start.
ed up this morning, having been closed
during the past week, taking their an-
nual ihirentory
.—-John H. Dakin, piano tuner. will
be in town next week. Orders scrit to
The Clifford will receive prompt at-
tention. .
Henry T. Prowltt & Company. of
Norwalk. have a good sized force of
men atwork on the new White street
station; in Danbury.
> ~All'vetyles of'Derbys. O’Brien.
iceman Frank H. Merrill has excel-
lent ice about eight inches in thickness
on his Broad River pond. and harvest-
ing will shortly begin.
~Roasting Pork. 12c. 1b.; Pork
Chops,‘ 12960-1 Sausage. 100. Hayes.‘
All of the patients are reported to-
day; from the hospital to be getting
along nicely. No new cases have. been
brought in since yesterday.
h—Very few brands of Cigars hold
their own like the imperial Crown. it
has been sold, for 10 yards and over.
and is now considered one of the stan-
dard brands.
'Miss Grace Leary, of Railroad ave-
nue, is the guest of Miss Annie Cook.
.0! Stamford. Miss Cook has been 11
reel/int guest of friends in South Nor-
wa
-—Dr. M. S. Rosen. Eye and Ear Spc
cialist from Bridgeport, removed his
office from the Mahackemo Hotel. to
52 North Main St., 80. Norwalk. where
he can be consulted on Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays from i
oclock to4 p. in. only.
The Lptvorth League service of the
First Methodist Church. tomorrow
night, will be led by Miss Annie M.
Bishop. topic. “The Open Channel of
Prayer."
——'l‘ho' only place in the city where
you can buy Plels Brotliers‘ Beer on
draught or in bottle. Doctors recom-
mend it. Martin Spahr. cor. Water and
Havilaud streets.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Prowltt, of
Elmc‘rest. are visiting in Tarboru.
North Carolina, and in letters to Nor-
wnlk state that they are having a very
enjoyable time
—-—M. J. Morrispmansgcr oi’ the Sin-
ger Machine 00., who has secured the
store lately occupied by M. A. Cimn.
will also have the agency for the Old
Well Laundry. and all bundles may be
left at that pint-c.139foro 8 o'clock in
morning and after 8 11 clock in the eve-
morning and after 8 o'clock I11 the eve
ning bundles may be left in tho box
outside the store.
15.1). Shellekcr. of Edgewatcr. New
Jersey. who is a member of the New
Jersey state legislature. is a guest of
Edward P. ”Middlcbrook of Camp
'stree't. Norwaik, , ‘
~Tsms and Toboggans. O'Brien.
There will be evangelistic services
row night. beginning with a ten min-
ute snug service. sollo‘vssd “with sermon
and prayer service. .
Our Stock
Is very complete. and labile
(be quality is first class; the
Mia's: are indeed very reason-
able; ' ' '
Rithard Noack
‘aivlrstmr‘. “11.111114
C’ ’Brihn. V
g .
11 of the well-known unlit/sue ponds.
tohen Dept. 11 '
‘1 new}:
it
hill of bananas. Not 0116 11111111 or a dozen
to 1111111111 and 511115111 the shopper.
with this fact .
cf thorough -.sahsfaction to bullets.
ever approached the mark reached Thursdau.
sale just;.éis,.fruiliul,.,of sarinds.
., Were busier than we could be all dau.
ed salesmen could have been used. '
sale brinos are worth waitina a while to gel.
The store is in better shape now.
can promise quicker’servioe.
boris overs/11h abundance of good ..merohaadise at belitlied prices.
From third flour to basement the sole finds the store crowded
This is the secret cf the sale’ 3 wonderful success equallu
its promises are alwaus kept in full measure. ,
The first dau s was a tremendous business; a splendid giving
No winter Mill End sale has
Thankuou heartilu-«andiodau and next week will find the
But customers were patient-bargains such as the Mill End
. Affairs are running
smoother; sales-people have got acquainted with stocks;---we
Andlbis is the store’s guarantee of errors Mill End bargain:
We bus back at full price 111111 article uou’ re dissatisfied with.
Prompt return 111 good order is the 011111 condition.
but hundreds are here
Fifth more experienc—
“'1‘; .
CLEVELAND WAREHOUSE BURNS. KILLED IN RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
CLEVELAND 0. Jan Ill—Fire at 1
o'clock this morning nearly destroyed
warehouse No. 4.11 the story building
on Prospect air.eet of the General
Cartagc and Storage Company The
loss is placed at 850. 000. with no state-
ment 'of the insurance.
New Haven Elocutionlst Dead When
Picked Up, and Son May Die.
NEW HAVEN. Jan. lO—~l.ly :1 run-
away accident here yesterday. Mrs.
Waiter 14. Brooke“. formerly Miss Min.
nie Belle Kay, a well-known clocution-
lot. was instantly killed. and her son
David. used four. received injuries
which will probably prove fatal. A ba-
by daughier'. one and a half year. was
in the 111011101" :1 arms when the latter
was thrown from her carriage. but the
child (181' sped injury.
The moidcui ooruned in erlnnlpluc
avenue. pour the overhead bridge of
the. Shore Line Division of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford rail
road. Mrs. llr'ockvil and 1101' Iwo clill‘
dron were driving in a light 1111111011
toward Fair Haven when the home be-
iHIIIO frightened by a passing train and
Mrs lirookcti lost ionirol of the uni-
inai, which, utter about a hundred
yards. swerved from the street. and
Mrs. Brockctl was thrown bond toro-
most against a tree. She was dead
when bystanders reached her but the
child, shielded by its mother's body.
was unirriurcd.'1‘he boy David rc-
molned' in the wagon and attempted
to control the horse with the reins. but
his puny strength was unequal to the
effort. Blid‘ilftm' the runaway bad goon
some distance further down tho avo-
uuc, the boy was thrown out. He was
picked up unconscious and is probably
hurt internally. Concussion of the
brain is feared. Mrs. Brockett was 30
year old.‘
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A’ scrnwrtslo‘ olscovsnv.
Kodol. does for the stomach that
which it is unubicto todn tor itself.
even when but 911% filly (inordrhirod or
over-loaded. Kinks supp illi‘ll i not:
11ml idiom. of digestion and due the.
wm-k of the utouisoh. relaxing the nor-
vons inullou ‘rlil‘c ibc “Tammi lllllri-
niosni‘ that. .iii'gsnmrc allowed torest
and bent. Kodol digests what you out
and enables the slornwdt and digestive
organs to transform all food into rich.
red blood. Clifford Pharmacy. ‘
MO E FETITIONB To ASSEMBLY
; H it'l‘FOilD. Jim. due-Petitions in
15“ the General Assembly have been filed
o3 awith h 1 8111111.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Dot. says: “1 suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis»
trees and belching. I tried everything
i could hear of. but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured in completely "
For sale by 11.11. laistad and F. H.
Baxter. . 112w. . .2 “
Fresh 11.1.
SPECIAL 311.11;
Market Cod. 51: 1b.; Haddock. do 111.;
Flatflsh 51' lb 5 lbs. Frosttlsh 1150:8111
mon 121: lb 11am Iliels file in 3111s.
2511: Bleak God 101:; Mackerel 10c:
Smelt 100; Clams and Oysters, 251:
ct. All other kinds of Sea Foud soil-
Ing at very low prices.
The People’ 5 Fish
and' " "~
301151111. Market
CAPT; DUGROSS
ltust Find (if Washington Street bridge.
ole. 11111311111111: Aron/southpaw
. years from;
Bristol
‘ sandi'dciiiul's. v.
,‘l‘strlmnlls ' and Cast
1' 0315811"
THE HOWLANI DRY GOODS 00W
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
within .
THE NEXT MORNING! FEEL BRIGH AND NEW
AND MY COMPLEMON 15 8E ER.
on the slomno Iiror
sxatl vs. This rink is
m for use It! mil y as
“a? $03!)”,
I”: doctor says it «is null
11 kidneys and is: 111mm
mode from herbsi In
ten. lilac-lied ‘llsure
LANE‘S FAMILY MEDICINE
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her - I'lunc’ 11 Fans 13; ll ml 1d 11 .mflmysl 11111111;
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FINE MILLINERY w;
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REDUCEDV , _
PRICES.
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Latest Designs in Far. Beaver.
and Velvet Hats.
51.1 F ACKERMAN
:1 'MAIN eraser. 1W1 15111.1(.
Connected Willi 111‘"! 11441110110“ os-
toblishmsntz'. w v m, .l. .
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LIFE INSURJNOE.
portance of the event. so to further emphasrze the matter
Agent for May Manion' 3 Patterns. _ "'f
1.11
;
cloak sale may not c‘c‘mvey to your mind the ebononlic 1
would explain that this sale means a radical reduction
price..on every garment in the stock It means that the pro
fit making sea‘sbn is over 111 this store. it means that We 511111
at once proceed to turn the garment sleek into 131511.131 ‘
we' re 1101112: to do it at a bigr sacrifice.
‘ There’ 5 little sentiment about it; iust pinto business judg-
meutwhich prompts us to hand out these handsome gs.
ments to you (In many cases) less prices than the cost of pro
dUCIlOil.
With nearlv four months of wearing weather before you
this chance is not to be missed.
8111181,, 11111111 11.. So. ind
'I'hé Nor-walk Shoe
FOR LADIES.
They are not foreign made. They are American made ‘ ‘1
1 for American feet, with American style and fit. They
require no breaking' or when properly fitted. Tbe’ne is '1
difference or style. more difference in fit, most of. all
the diary they are ma'de. Remember Nor-walk Shoes-are
the best made. Price $3. 00. all styles, at
.....
7 Olsen’s Shoé Store,
'7': . SOUTH NORWALK
-__‘—-.u—
SCHLEIcHER
PIANOS
Are lndorsed by great ARTlSTS. because they are '11
excelled tor TONE DURABILITY and WORKMANSHIP
And OUR guarantee is as 200d as a ‘
Government Bond.
The oniv perfect PIANO PLAYER is L. : .
"The ADD" '1:
WARE 1100118 415 Ilillll Si‘
1... D. Telephone “942 Stamford.”
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The “A B C" of coal buying
buy of a dealer in whom you hove no
fool. confidence both as to quantity and ,
quality—mus whose assortment. 11' ' .
large enough ‘to include them/11a ‘or ‘
coal best adapted to ‘your own spséisi ‘.
needs-«one who will use that each or- : _
dor is delivered in good condition 111111 , .
its directéd. l ' '
We 11111;}:
1.1115 '13
" Buying
' Cos:
”'1‘.ququ
'Wy/o ’ro "ll. "
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the kin 1111115111111
sate .1111 profitable! .
o ’protoction
The (loaneeticut dens i-Li'm
sacs Campers/'11 t-l‘ii ‘
23:11:. Building. T
"a“ NCMIIK. CI. '
' wholly cured
. first! suffered fr in for We years.” Cure
state as to price. ,
11111 11110 mptuins about other
men being in his road probably. does
not own the road.
life
HEAD“ SHOULD NEVER AdHEr j of d 'III‘IIbIIECIJ
.. ever endure this trouble. 111111 at us ‘11/rites; "til
rice the remedy that stop all it for savory 1013,09
strait A, Webster. of p111111111! i talll his 1110? my
‘11 She writes "Dr. Kiuk's New Life P1111 thrown for c’l'asr 1 ‘
invaluable. .
e of sick headaches l
Havinstbisw ‘
'I'lt's iltili'tl ' 01!
Discovery th?‘wiil. M
Headache 1Constipstlon. Biiiouonass.
59.11111 , Harriers drug store. “
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