ill Campaign
Arrangements Made and
. ‘ s Complete for Affair
‘ ” Norwalll Armory Next
1» Night
rolIOWlng are the events lnld the ell-
7' I for the athletic meet of Company
(Which will be held at the armory.
{Willy evening. of this week. There
I ill)! a 440 yard and half mile runs.
medley race. :20 yard hurdle I'llt‘ti, ll
junk race. a thirty yard tilnhihr high
i' ‘ v. and a relay rare.
M 440 YARI) RI'N.
Name.
Fred Godfrey
lH
I"l‘t)lll.
Norwalk.
G. '1. Woodward .‘u'orwallt.
J. Dwyel‘ Stamford.
A. R. Scofield Norwulk.
F. Lockwood Stamford
Frank \iOlII'I‘l‘i' .\orwalk.
George Roupp llaubury.
’l‘om Dol‘ncy Norwulk.
W. 1.. Pike
S. J. Hedina
Kurt Raymond
If}. S. Parker
C. A. Phelps
Charles Kelly
W. W. Storey
HALF MILE.
i)ulii.ulry. l
Bridgeport
Norwlllk.
Norwalk
Bridgeport.
Norwulk.
Norwalk.
Name. From.
l.. J. Gage llridgeport.
’I‘. C. Ol'vis Ili'tdgeport.
.I. label] Stamford
G. 1.. Woodward Norwalk.
Frank Godfrey Norwalk.
R. Gleason Stamford
G. J. Eek Bridgeport.
S. J. Hedina Bridgeport.
J. Cochran Stamford.
Luke Dorney Norwalk.
W. W. Storey Norwalk.
C. A. Laofer Bridgeport.
Gil Bogart NOI'WllIk.
Danbury.
llaitbui'y.
Frank Bates
J. Llnzey Fuller
Harrie Mean Dunbury.
S. 8. Adams Norwalk.
Clarence Cram Norwalk
H. Guttetridge Nm‘WilIk.
MEDLEY RACE.
No. Co. Name. From.
27 D L. J. Reynolds Norwaik.
39 G J. Illnzey Fuller Ilaubury.
ill F C. A. Brown Norwalk.
31 I) W. W. Storey Norwalk.
22 D Lester Finch Norwalk.
-24 D Clarence Cram Norwalk.
3 '1’ D. Reilly Norwalk.
D H. Gutteridge Norwulk.
K C. J. Gllson Bridgeport.
D H. H. Mossman Norwalk.
C F. Lockwood Stamford.
G G. Roupp Dunbury.
HIGH JUMP.
Co. Name. From.
0 J. [shell Stamford
F ‘ I). Reilly Norwalk,
G Harry Mead Dalibllry.
I) Clarence Cram Norwalk. ‘
K C. A. liaufcr Bl‘itlgeliol‘i..
D C. R. Chitfimar Norwalk.
lt‘ Jesse Lister Norwalk.
I“. Lockwood Stamford.
H. II. Mossnlan Nol'walk.
C. H. Chase Bridgeport.
A. R. Scoiield Norwnik.‘
J. Cochran Stamford.
A. N. Mossman Not-walk. ‘
’1‘. Barney Norwalk.
D. A. Downing Bridgeport.
220 YARD HIlRDlllG.
Name. From.
Fred Godfrey Norwalk.
J. Isbell Stamford.
G. L. Woodward Norwaik.
Arthur Fuller Bridgeport.
T. C. Orvis Bridgeport.
L. J. Fuller llanhury. ‘
W. W. Storey Norwalk.
J. Dwyel‘ Stamford. ‘
D. A. Downing Bridgeport.
A. R. Scofleld Norwslk.
Jesse Lister Nor-walku
R. Gleason Stamford.
A. N. Mossman Norwalk. ‘
T. Dorney Norwalk..
Frank Bates Ilanlillry,
Karl Raymond Norwelk.
E. S. Parker Norwalli.
H. H. Mossman Norwalk.
Chas. Kelly NOrwaik.
SACK RAPE. .
Name. From. l
Linkey Fuller Danbury. ‘;
C. Brown Norwalk. 3
Gil Bogart Norwalk. I
Harry Mend Danbury. i
Lester Finch Norwalk. I
t
Harry ‘Gutteridge Norwalk.
oncog’uwxnoooodnog succeedoenxnuowmoong zeuoumco
.. H. H. Moss'man Norwaik.
Luke Dorney Norwalk.
C. A. Lsufcr Bridgeport:
W C. A. Phelps Bridgeport;
. W. W. Storey Norwalk.i
5* 30 YARD DASH.
Name. From.
Linzey Fuller Dunbury.;
G. L. Woodward Norwalk. i
.. - J. Dwyer Stamford. I
W J. Cochran Stamford. Z
’” 1“ Fred Godfrey Norwalk. 3
C F. Lockwood Stamford. i
F I. Doruey Norwalk. ’
,x 'it‘», ‘ D. Reilly Norwalk.
R. Gleason Stamford.
RI" A. R. Scoflelll Norwnlk.
3-. George Roupp Danbury.
. .‘ W. W. Storey Norwnlk.
18" ~ 8. J. [lentils Bridgeport.
05'. Harry Mead Dsnbury.
i ' Karl Raymond Norwalk.
é ' T. C. Orvis Bridgeport.
. «Wm. Webb Dnnbury.
.. r ~‘ ‘,W. .Pike Dnnbury.
33 . H.“ . “ottoman Norwutk.
gr . nae. Porter Norwnlk.
, Letter Finch orwnlk.
Li. Adam Not-walk.
M Kelly Norwalk.
1... ‘-——.l. L Fuller. Frank
. ks. Harry Mead: subs"
Willing Webb. ’
. Dwyer. J. lsboll.
1 ' v.9".- I". wk.
‘ W; A. E
. Outer: an.
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\ MUM ' I V.
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Continued from First Page.
"I am surprised tllut no denial of
the charges made last Sunday night
has been attempted. Mint-iv that there
was beer on sale. lilid gambling there.
with the money on the table. I heart-
Ily wish it could he denied sucwsfifulIY-
I am not proud of this thing. i. have
a profound Interest in all of the do
partmenls of the city government.
”1 work hands and feet to prove this
thing false. It was an apparently true
that no one had presence enough to
Venture ll denial. The chief said not a
word that l have heard. pro or con'.
"nd the firemen. themselves. have not
ill nled it.
“flat there has been art-tit activity»-
‘solnetbing doin' '—~but not u word in
the rlulit direction. Three things hilvr
been done by the offended element.
”First. the activity of the unclean
-:plrit‘.~i activity has bsen very pro-
nounced Ill denouncing the Methodist
areal-her who dared to meddle. and all
kinds of rpithits litiVe been hurled at
lIIii. There is no argument III that.
III" charge stands no matter how
many hard names are called.
“Also there has her-n a great deal
’if interest displayed ill trying to lo-
the informant. Suspicions have
fillir ll. Must have been ‘lilm‘ of course.
‘Ilr ladies are excluded.
"lint i went to say. you can't know.
lint unless that person wants to tell
You can't know from on. for as soon
‘In‘ i tell. I cut the strands. i would
thin have no soul-rt of inside informa-
tion. l propore to keep what I have
ind not some more.
"'I‘lilw have been some. I won't say
'l great many. who have been proclaim-
ing that it was ‘uune of my damn lins-
invss.‘ i know that is not nice lan~
nudge. but I want to let you know
what kind of an element is in your
tire department.
“They say they made more than $50
one month on the sale of beer. This
is ll case for the exeise board. One fel—
low said if I had bet II at the tire house
last Sunday night while I was preach—
iilp. I would have seen a game of pok-
er going on. Another said if I would
eonic up the next night. they would
open a keg of beer for me ill your fire
house.
"You own the fire ilollse—~-—llot the
boys. 1 hey how no moral or legal
right to do this thing.
“I am glad that all of the firemen
are not like this. but evidently they
are the dominant element—and the
dominant element generally i'liits.
“Another thing that i have been sur-
prised of. is that absolutely nothing
has been done by the oflii'lals No in»
yesliuation has been instituted and per-
Ilnlls not thought of. The (‘ount-ll met
Monday evening. so the papers said.
and it” \yerl ili their chairs. 'I‘Iil‘y
transacted routine business, and voted
$400 cytra to the fire department. The
chit l' was not asked to explain. nor was
the captain of the company, or the
chairman of the tire committee interro-
iznlt‘d.
“The mayor has said that he had
heard rumors. iuit he never Ill‘I.“lI ou
rumors. I wonder if there was a ru-
inor that the treasurer‘s accounts were
crooked. would the mayor take any
cognizance of it. The people of Nor-
'vall: would rise up amt demand an lil-
, \‘estllttllltm and the mayor would have
one.
"This it: not to be compared with
alt-b a pest hole ot cormptive influence
Ill every young: man who enters the
fire edpartmcnt. and who must lawn a
backbone like a crowbar."
“I think you citizens ought to de-
lnand an investigation. It is time the
authorities haye respect for you citi~
zens as well as fear of the boys. Have
them hold an investigation and sub.
pooun every fireman, and the Metho-
dist preachei‘_ and demand of him the
evidence he has and if this thing is
ilot so, demonstrate it to this and ad-
i-n-ent communities
"i expected and rightly. that the
newspapers would make a demand for
all investigation, but not. a word. only
a renort of the sermon in Monday’s is.
sues. One was vcry fair—and the. oth—
or one. was not on Ills job. It is up to
you citizens. and you righteous men
and women.
"I want. to tell you another thing i
think ought to be done and it is this:
No city of this size has a right to have
a volunteer fire department. The vol-
unteer department ought to be done
away with and a paid fire department
instituted in its stead. I would cost
no more in money and much less in
corruptiye influence
"it is a terrible. school to put our
young men in. They are worth much
more than buildings. We can pay don~
blc the money rather than to have
these influences exist. .
”We ought to do away with it. not
only for our young men. but for our
politics. for those desiring office must
carry favors, must stand with tied
hands.
"Think of it'. our council and may.
or meeting without a syllable of this
thing. Why? I told you last week—-
'one's afraid and the other dare not.
. That‘s the whole thing.
“That‘s all I've got to say. If any-
thing develops dnrlng the week. I will
say something next Sunday. There is
one man In Norwalk who has no string
on his tongue and there is one place
in Norwalk where there is free and
uninterrupted speech in the cause of
righteousness. '
“I have not consulted my official
brethren. I am responsible. I shall
persist in pursuing the devil wherever
I and him." .
-
FRENCH BARKWENT ASHORE.
. ,
Crow actuate to Low. ml kalng
Tug is Nnrby.
fusw YORK. Febrilln' 9'-—A do
spntch this morning from Point Look-
out. Long Bosch. L. 1.. say; there is
n bark ashore on that place. The no:
sel is the French bark Olivier Do Clllr
IonL’Cnpufn Bonn-d from Plymouth.
December 3!, for New York. She lion
in an my position and-there is n
wrecking tug near by. The . crew to
still on board. having refined to leave.
The vocal wont ashore st 11:89
o'clock lut nikhL m Olivier D. Om
so“. Mignon,» .1. . worm l.
Pastor ”Raps firewall Hard !
' succseono sv cLsaK POWELL.
w.‘ R. Hoppln Lona Electrical Dow George Lone. of‘RIdgenelu, Fell Over 5 Exflovernor W. E. Stanley yesterday. special from Winona. Minn. says:
It” Best Groceries
Lower Than Any Other Store in Town!
Canned‘chctables; Brands Known to Be the Best.
Tomatoes l Corn! FE sPeas! Suinglcss Limchansi
. COIN—I b P A «Bellman
tortuous - m"... maul..." Cupid; regular Buns! LIMA BEANS-‘-
itonjy Brook. u- better corn to lac. quality; 2- S"! R l NG SS (Best Ever). Wu-
ra erscy fruit; lbcnn "1mm, lb. can. BEANS .l-E wlclt. 2-lb. can.
Hit-“lb othorhrsndlcln. Isa; ‘ 7o 2 lb “IECI'PW Inca 1 35
l2c.; '2“; pr‘ 35 dozen, .' -j '- can. (07...... 0
dozen... ' datum. o r i‘. A bjhtt‘i‘gs- as?“ 75c
-., CORNvFolls e "m“ ’ " “'
restart... my '33:?“ rarity '
t. it: scv Iru lt- 5““3 can. it on ‘010 “"5 ~1Flotsb. ('c‘s .ver, ‘Ir.
m” r m . 10m ‘ ”of“ ‘u lid 2-lb.can. Mick, l-lb. up.
an?" “3 85 dozen.. .‘5 incrciciir: s it 36‘; 0c damn” OC
dozen. 0 5%“: Ol'i‘ Tlllii ed; .‘-lb. can. olcn....
. M u y Ira; STRINGLBSS
WllOll’ TOMA- Brandulkefruh; AlOlGll.. ‘035 IiEANS —. (Floral). LIMA IIEANS
T o a 5 Quart 8 large cars In PMS Neil Bird cxtrl Refugee. 2- Luxury Brand. 2-
g(l,acss jar. stung.“ 406.; per Brand; '.‘-ll\. can. iltzicnn. lb. ran.
.' .; 6.; .; 96.;
don-n.. 2030 canm'égzgnilorenun 5C dozen... 1015 stolen... 1.00
BACON—-~Squire’s: finest selected. Iclm “rips: weigh about 4 II).l. clch.: lb..14¢
EPINACllJrakclcy's. ASPARAGUS. Oak Brand. extra SWEET POTATOES, linkeley's
3 lb. can. .; white. ‘2 lb. can I am. .;
dozcrl......'.2..c..1°35 2g¢.itlf:§cll....u.: 2'90 llorci‘mgg.
A5 ARAGUS. swan. (:qu
SPINACH. arakclcy'spgoc larzc. White. 2'.’ lb. 2 55 I PUMPkINS. but. i
0
l lb. can, Bc_; Goren. can. 22c.; omen... lb. can. 9a.; dwell,
i-LOUll — Plilsbury's Ben XXXX or l‘lornl Brand. | IIAMSr “Floral brand;
either brand easily the best; V. barrel, in sick.
63¢; half barrel. in wood, 523,0; 4 95
Io...‘ ..... .
special selections of
mild sugar cured little corn-fed pig
turns. per lb. neatly wrappcdsnd Clfl- ‘“
per barrel. 1% ibs.......... used. insuring clclltlillcu.......... .
or a l runs.
Peaches! l;5-lb.rac';‘l‘n. 13....2 10‘ Cherries!
(inldcn Gate Lemon Cling dor........... - (loldon mic curr-
rrlcinss .l-lb.c:ln. ' llaywaiunramiputls, l PlEs.1-lb.c:n.30c.:3 50
276,: All): ......... 3015 2”.” can. 15°” ‘ 70 «101 ................ .. .
Gotdcncatc Vellow ““1 ' I Oak brand CHER-2 55
PEACHES. 25’ ;d01 090 '- I “LS, 226': do:.... 0
Unit Lemon Lilli; rirllcurs. Apricots! I lliywarli Brand (:llealuts.
55;!”- “"' 1Bil-'ZJO Golden Galc APRI- 1535;” “n' 1“#105
("it'.-115.:arrears. cm W 2 55:
.'"-lb. can ‘176Z 95 23"“ a“""‘"”"" ‘ ‘ Plums!
utr'r.........'.1o ggrflnnlciallevi‘tgigh ‘ Golden Gale. in: or c. o.
Pears! aw. 1.70. giggmogjlymer}; 2,55
«infirm on: ranks. ggygrdcaxbraqlla A_ritlcors.i :3“. ppm“ con-choice or
33.3....fi‘.’.‘:...’.‘.’.‘.‘::.3.25 50..."... ...?t: 1.50. git, 14c_.‘.io;.’.‘.'_._ 1.60
“ Preserves! Jellies! : Jams!
Gonionn Dllwurtb‘ststraw- ‘ Gordon A Dllworth's led Cherry.
bctr . Oran e. Raspberry, 4 Raspberry and Currant. lllzck Cute
App c or rape; glass; I rant. Green Gage. Raspberry.
our regular pr re 25 ‘Guosehcrty: Danison: our ‘7
.l ic.:‘.this sale ..... C i regular price 2m: this 5.1!: C
HT
l I tlong'fl.
(i. B. IL. Mallngc. Apricots.
l‘carr. Perches. Strawber-
ries. Cherries. Raspberries.
Qulnrcy. Pinnpplesl 21C
were 2%.: this sale
... ._ __ ._._M.._..,-._.
Yellow Bundled PFACII-
is. pints. 50¢.; quarts. 95‘:
Illno'Cllrltttifsrgwfi Vilianlticdmw"
California. 700 r } oiliasies. 25c
.. u... .... I l
Lboltlc__.fl.._...
I leAS. Oolnngy‘king. B‘kfast. Ceylon or milled com.
Our Best. Pure Java and Mocha
COFFILIE: regular 30:. . part: it pith what you pay me. an 'irhcrc
quality. this sale........ 25c . else. Money back if not better: 4i 5 ...... 1-00
Champignons (Mush- i it‘d‘t‘sodii "“.i...rir‘y"2'c"n*ii
i Th. t‘ocoauut. Mauroom,
. Oatcn llllkcs. K o'Clock Tilly.
l inc French Sardine: l'uic Champagne Wafers.
T001115). i gltvesgli: 5r.i:uulslltc.'ggc.: Saltlncs, per box ..... 20C
.Iscl uesDupratltotcl 01.. eer csy. ¢_; !
Mil!lluOmS.‘7°;dOL1‘95 ' dot... $3, , Preferred, i Freud! Peas!
.lai‘ ucs Duprat sur ChOIx 2 .tdol-u . .5CILCTCU.I
2.
.lscqum' Duprat sur
2 o.: 401-.
extra tins. 23c_:doz.
-1.60I
Superior.14c.; «for.
.65
3‘31“. . '[‘.’.‘?TT‘. 3.9.511 2.15
“mm“ ”“9“” first ”‘0!" New York Biscuit Company :‘LCQIE;DIIpaat;c-xir32.4o
Mushrooms. 21¢“; Itin):—-Psnc.ikcs. “cm "a“. i s. c,. o. .....
um ........... ..... Biscuits. Nabisco. “mned I Jacques Dupm. fins. 1 95
lacquer Duprlt sur extra. Lily of the l 171:“ do:........... 0
Jacqucslluprst Mush-
Valley. l‘lg. Newton, Dinner.
roonis.17c,; doz...
’mall.
any 5 Bismarck.koqucfort. Zephtct-
lim..........
1.95
i
i
i
.'
I Flavors, Violet.
23¢: 2 65!
Another
Week of
Chltfonicrs! .
At 4.75 segulirl $8.00; old- I At L98
an oak nish Gill ’FO- I
NIER. 5 large drawers and bowl high back,w
French plate mirrors
China Closets!
orc min” 817.00:—
M ‘005 (talk Ch m Closets,
with 3 shelves and bent glass ends.
— ularl' $22.00— ,
“ 15.00 B‘dmm’d our...“ m 9.503.? i‘iirlliri'hfic‘l‘).
Chins Closets. withshclvenndbcnt with 0 drawers,‘ top with shellacfinish.
wide.
24:10 bevel French plate mirror.
Parlor Suits!
At regular s:o.oo—- ' arms. cane
5 |‘ 205hontbrea a‘phece PliIlod t style.
it II. in: onny n s pol Sic _
frame.darnuk covering.v M ‘OWO:
At —rc:ulsrl' 127.00— bath. with brace
‘8-00 three 0 etc Parlor base has anesvy t
Suits. mahogany finish, tapestry
covering.
FOR!!! THREE AND FIVE-PIECE PAR-
LOR SUITS. covered in damask. lap-
utry. satin damask and Verona ve-
glass ends. ‘ ‘7 00
At ~relularly '. . -
’8000 quartered Oak Chins
Closets. swell front. glass door and
bent {tau ends.
At —rc ularl 333.00—
24000 0: ch in Closets.
with French plate mirror back and
glass shelves.
At -» re ullrl 854.oo~
360m ngrlcreili Oak China
Closets. with Carved top and Well
glass door and bent end. with carved
claw feet. mirror back.
Sideboards I
Dining
Dining
seats;
highly polished
sent.
At ~R ulnrty 32 5.00 ;
‘8000 to den oak SIDE-
BOAIDS. highly polishod tops. with
curved sunchlom; base with ‘2 swell
top drawers. l large drawer and 2
closets. \
At — Ito ularly 838.00:
29.00 quartgred oak SlDl:
BOARDS. carved stanchion: and largo
bevel French pinto mirror; base with
well top drawers, l large drawer
and helmets.
At -— I: ularl $54.00:
38.00 quart‘orcli in sun.
BOARDS. elenntl 12ch top. with
shaped French p ate mirror. curved
bun and clap feet.
At —- regularly $4.00— on
2025 Morris Chairs. with
shlpld arms and revcnlblo denim
cushions.
At -- re lsrl 87.00 —- oak
4'75 Mogruls yChnirs, with
wide arms. In oak and mahogany
finish. with plain velour cushions.
At —-ro(ulsrl "2.00—
atm quartered )osk Morris
Choirs. shaped arms with carved
front and claw foot. with hnlr filled
plain velour or corduroy cushions
At —~re ulnrl 8N and
‘00m 31%; 3: logln oak
Ind mahogany: Morris hairs. with
nvorslblo all air tilled cushions.
" 12.50
“150-23"
velour.
1. At 75c—ruulsrly SLJS; solid oak
ularly SIJO: golden
Dining Chairs, high
At ~rcgulsrly $235: unr-
1.98 torcd oak olnlrig Cigars;
"8.75 ‘wfit‘.
en, with oval French plato mirror.
-_ regularly
Oak
20:30 bevel French plate mirror.
base with serpentine front.
Couches!
spring «in; handsomely trlnzod.
At —-lle ularl I 8.00-
‘ ‘uSO (Mk huge. so‘inchcs
wide. tufted and upholstered In our
covered in the latest coloring oI’
M:
turcrl - com rislnr
ll
DRESS SiilR S—w be sold at exactly
These Irelsundered shirts—with double felled seams,
sleeves, necktie holders, coliubutton guards.
open back: Ind fronts, and each shirt is supplied
faced
withapair of detachable link cuffs. All
18 Inches. Cut 36 Inches long. Ample
Act at oncet ..................
STREETS, N. Y.
’s ’1 Dress Shirts
Your mossy take: on t doubts power In this easel
Th0 entire stock of one of the best shirt manufac-
PINE PERCALB or MADRAS
c :
Arc Marked
Down to
O
half price.
50
I:
l
A .
r l
sizes ”to it I
in bodies.
III-lolI-oso-OII
Filmy fibbnsnieduced to
These are Fashionable Fanc Ribbons. In special
put the kinds needed for it mating the new dress fabric;
.. ‘ ‘ . lNCli FRENCH PLAIDS; 4-lNCllSATIN
TAI‘MTAS. RIM. gPtlT PATTERNS: 4-iNCil CORDED SATIN.
WiTlI l’lN SPOTS; i-INCll TAFI‘ETA. WITII NARROW OTTO-
for Summer wear- 4-
MAN STRIPhS:
and warpprintdeslgns ..
WERE IROM SOC. TO (15c. PER YARD.
. _ iii-INCH TAFl"t.TA MOUSSEIJNL. Willi
LORDED STRIPI \; the colors Include black. white. crcam.
cardinal. pink. blue. mall, lilac. am; also PAUME SATIN
RIBBONS. 6 and I-l.’ Inches wide. plain colors: also place
dCSI‘n‘.
:33 vBlankcts .... Comforla
Are Now on the Balconyi
To popularize and make more widely known this new
location for Blankets and Comfortables we have pre-
pared a sale that in the twin features of PRICE and
QUALITY outstrips any former announcement.
new location means increased space.
quadruple our stock and reduce our prices. It will
amply repay any one to anticipate their wants even for
next year. It Is the height of business wisdom to buy
It affords opportunities to
hotels and boarding house: never before equalled.
for present requirements.
Remember ' This
00 NOT NEGLICI' IT. BELOW ARE A FEW 0! THE MANY GREAT VALUES 2—-
Blankets at Mark Down Fi
Wool Blankets
borders; wide silk binding; vslur, Slam.
woolfiulsh: .'
White Blankets-“m "‘°'
pair; for this “I..worth.$I503 85c
White Blankets“.§i"a‘f.?€‘ié?."" m" ,
den; value. 3.50: pair; for this sale 2000:
While Bhnkfits _ hr“ 5!" I value
“.50: air;
forth: sale ....... .......... p 1
are resin-Jim er:
I cholccdorl I} “ism..."nI-pu": 3'69
Ccr. is
~ Per I
. '" Yard I i
lSlngle Blankets
tders' value. 32.
forth
Slumber Robes
l .2
each; for this “hwy-zoo ‘ 5 55C
bes
this
We propose to
Is An Event !
_ .h M.“ 4: “Av“,
gures!
~Extr.i heavy and very
tine; (It‘ll iunliiolne
7.00 and 37.50: pair:
blsuic" ............ . ...............
..All wool, In Ul1\ and
Tan, with fancy to! ‘
50 and $1.00 each.
Issa'c 1.95
In beautiful laid e "film
Comfortabies atMark Down Figures ;
SilkolineComfortablcs Fine Silkolinc Com- Fine Comfortablcs~ .
a foflames—Flguredon both
sides;
in: l .50. for this slings; tom. .. . .
—-Good quality, large size.
great burning for this
manna...“ "...,“
6c...
-. ——
-—An English
Importh Steamer Rugs 1 was consigned to us with Instruc-
rlccs. which means that the United Slalv‘
The real values of these Rugs range from
tions to sell It English
customs duties eliminatei .
$0.00 to 525.00. Our present price
Tables 1
oak
CLAW FEET. extending
a fL: made tosell for $22
Mattresses l
Chairs !
Chaxts, with braces
only 300 of this "is. fullslzo
arms. cane BC-It;
urned rungs. luxurious mattress.
UALITv
box frame. cano
lours~-torn ulck clearance we have rolled o, in rial tufting, flltl Site At —Rc ularl v SI."
‘I At ‘2 50..“ iarly 818.00; marked the"? It a reduction of as DICSSCI’S! wolfh 47 igfa a masterpiece oi 1'25 D0 «Bus waria Willi
. . [of n oak finish percent from the rexular selling M7 50 — re larl sro.so — tkllcdworkmmshlp. SPRINGS—liarnuooatramc nun/m.
SlbnsoAitnS, with shaped to 44x20 price—only one of: pattern. 0 Got An sk Dressers. B Beds T At ‘ , —R cgulu I. ly g, .;
Indiana-medic wit bcvo French with French plate mirror base. with r185 .65 mo". FRAMI: {Km-“U
elatemlrror: 5° "1‘“ 2 ‘09 "01115 Chairs! “MINI-Vern“:luge‘drawcrs. At ‘4 leiularl ”noo-~ woven WIRE srniuos: nil rim.
“"wm’ ' "r“ "W“ “mm' ulIrlv $12-00 -— ‘ ‘ BR 55 ans. llu’ In- uruotsrearn on nox SPRlNG>. t...
Ensmellod Dress-
“8.00-
Dressors. with
spindles; all Illel. .
spindles; all sires.
At —Ic ulnrl s4s.oo~v ck. tickln .
laél "afoot—Vt“. 30. “$55 3,595. 2 in. At ‘ 35£Rezulnrly Sloo—Vlixrd
"Nd poshruilmounulhroughouuwllh ' oars: FEATIIIIR l'iL-
In. also.
lions post. with fancy scroll
AfLIndAftbtn.
Great Furniture Selling,
This—the second week-is a continuation of our Annual February Sale that opened with such vigor last Monday. Day
by day it grew in favor, and, judging by present indications. the second week bids fair to outstrip the first. The stock selected
for this great sale was so enormous that the assortments are absolutely intact. The news of our marvellously low prices
has travelled far and wide. and the extraordinary selling figures will be in force another week. To those who have not attended
this event last week we earnestly suggest :—IMPROVE THESE MONEY
Rockers ! i
regularly $2.50;
and mahogany Rockers;
lth shaped army.
M —rc:ulstly $1.75: reed
2'65 Rockers. with full roll.
as Briefly
Outlined Below .
AVING OPPORTUNITIES THIS WEEK!
UARTERED OAK. ROUNDTOP DINING
ABLES, WITII'PILLAR LEGS. CARVED
15.75
At ——Rcculsrly $7.00—AFRI~
4085 CAN FIBRE MATTRESS.
made with la 15 of hair. top. bottom
and side. an covered in flncylick-
At _chularl_v 81:00-45
8000 lbs. special BLACK SOFT
NAIR MATTRESS. made in hnry Eng- .
lish stripe licking; very soft and l mounts and large uses. uiin cu
A. _Re .ul 1 3mm 1 WHITE ENAMELLED
23.00 rm "V S.
GIAY HORSEHAIR M TTRESS. cov-
ered With fancy art ticking, lntct-
lined with muslin. French stitched.
2:51, extended bow foot; all sizes.
- ozulnrly sumo-
‘9-75 muss BEDS. l {-2 in.
post, extended bow foot, with fancy
At —lt: ulsrl $35.00~
24.50 miss dens. a In.
post. extended bow foot. with fancy
extended bow foot; 4 ft. and 4 ft. 6
-—l l M»—
M 45000 335's"; Dssggntin-
design;
Value 34.00. “do Inn 3: on
each. marked down to close ‘
out for a chaise, 2 98
O
manufacturer's sample line of Slut‘lllil Pug-t
to$13
r
.q...‘ ‘
1
f
i Enamelled Iron Beds!
At 4.00 —-Bcgul.lt2y $7.!‘0: l’tv
‘ AMLUIID IRON Iii D5.
With brass lop lull. spindtc and tall
lmounts and uses. extended tool.
| All sizes.
i
At ~Regulnily Situal; th-
I 6050 Ai’tl Ll.l§D IRON BEDS. 1‘ t
in. post. heavy tilting. brlls~~ lop
:rod and vases. spindle; 4 ll. and 4
ft. 6 in. sites; extended foot: :il
. sizes.
lAt ~chularlv Sl.‘.§0: lV‘
. 9'00 AMELliii limit it! ox.
lit in. post. heai y filling. With him
spindle and brass toprods and but
l tended bow foot.
(miss, u ilh
3.75
woven wire sprin - rc 'u-
latiy 85.50, for .....NL”
Springs !'
LONG
bra? or iron beds, covered with
A. i. A. ticking. guaranteed for .‘
can; l‘c"ul.ll' price than
Orv-um..." .......' 7'25
Feather Pillows!
At —RC ularly '5‘. ‘I‘EATIIER
45‘: PIL ows. lm‘d: up in A.
..
LOWS 22x28. 351 lbs. in d '
gold 'Medsltlckinf. '5 a c up I"
t -ite uarl 2.55—Pr
1.75 ‘ yFk‘ATIIER liii‘f
LOWS. 22:28 or 20x30. 5 lbs.. made
up in Gold Medal ticking.
STAGING COLLAPSED..
t of Consolidated Road. 1 Thirty Foot.
Willi R. Hoopla, for‘some years RIDGEFIELD.. Feb. 9.—-—Gcorse
chief clerk for‘cot. N. H. Heft. chief of Lane. a carpenter, who has been em-
the‘electrlcll department. of the New played here for} several days in re
York, New Haven a Hartford railroad , building on old barn, was at work up-
conpnny. beyond iris connection with I and staging hullt,around the structure
filo‘wnlmny Butanilvtotnke chum annuity afternoon when the staging
'ofitbu suntan business of the Amer-b ‘ collapsed. " '
an“ McKenna Process Comma. at; menu to the ground. so feet be-
Trontlor Point, N51. which'obncorn i low. Both wrists were broken and
flu a process or. running wot-n nun. . «vent ribb‘ were fractured. He would
Mr. Hoppin II no of the ofloennf’undoabtodly have been killed had It
Trumbudm, A. F. arid A. 31.. No. not been for the (sin that hentruck n
”vol-Now try-u. He was recentlyIctotho’olluo. which broke hllfsll. rie
amniotic that. um. .. . _ t in append to recover.
Ill-.tronp‘mwluueuc «moor, _.....-
WWW? thorns-l ? W410. mu an em
‘ ' -’ a: You ' . ‘m
nmflr‘wpod's'
{STANLEY ACCEPTS COMMISSION...
' MEDICINE LODGE. Kan. Feb. 9—}
accepted the ositlon as a member of.
the. Dawes Co mission offered him by ‘
President Roosevelt. He fills the va-.
cancy caused by the death of Mr.
Dawes after whom the commission was '
named. . i
. SAVED A IOY’B LIFE. .
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard or mud
ford, Deb. can: "Brasilia in say-
ed my boy's lilo. it. began jult‘llksi
the one we lost with croup. We gavel
him a tow doles. He quickly dropped E
to sleep and was all right in tho mop;
ulna." For solo by R. H. Planted. li‘.
H..Butor.
l
“or Nulbu. l
ml
TROLLEY CRASHED INTO SLEIGH.
ST. PAUL, Minn. February 9-A
While a sleighlng party of young peo-
ple from the country were crossing a
street car truck in this city last night.
a car running at top speed crashed into
their sleigh. The party consisted of
two men and eight women and all were
Injured, two of them so seriously that
it is feared they will die. ‘
One Minute Cough Cure gives relief
In one minute. because It kills the ini-
crobe which tickles the mucous morn-
brnnc. cousin‘s the cough. and at the
some time clears the phlegm, draws
“ ' ute Cough Cure strengthens the lungs. !
t wards oi! pneumonin and is a harmless .
and nourishing cure in all curable!
lNonvalit
«Imam
. ‘Gfldlnndcroup.0no
glknintolw Corie ‘ ‘ to
; ounouwm
Attention to [hints
is the
Kcvnotc to Success.
it is just a. lasi'nllal to save
on file! til it is to take advantage
of your dlhrouilts Ill business.
No (‘Xllf‘llrt' to a (MS RANGE
l'Xl't‘IlI WIII'II iil iiiiuledilito use.
Wi- hate a few at present at. iIlt'
old pliers. Nthl lot will surely
1"!le llll‘ii'.
main to
t'tlllili‘t‘lllttl t‘i'olil
Conn. Railway and
Lighting Company.
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'\ $1 I)"Li’.’.7$i'!‘ SECURIIS
the loan of one of our lit-
tle Home Banks.
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it
i our 1‘ " - I“‘.‘.. 1., what we pay."
ziJU‘I‘II Nozgl‘rmk SAVINGS
it’ll: K.
Ultltt‘rlii':;1i~;Building.
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Interest. like time and
1:19. iii/alts for no man.
While you are waiting for
1 proper Investment. lot
vaur cash earn interest In
lire South Norwaik.
Trust Companll
We loan money upon
Idortqage and approved
unilateral security.
VOL [.0 [IND SUCCESSFUL.
{itlliiitilllllilIiilill.‘
SOUTH NCil‘NALK. CONN.
Japilal. $100.000.00
furplus. $100,000.00
)fhor Profits. $40,700.00
I'y'zit"
rung}.
.iiilN ii. Tl”. President.
iAGIOB iii. i.Ai'T0_N. (insider.
DIRECTORQ:
‘Di‘n H Fci i‘is Iiem‘v Sty-mot”
sun H. Knapp Christian Swell Pr
‘Tilo H. Lirjht [1. H. Mathewson
‘Csiah R. Marvin .‘3 :n.llC| G! uimtmn
J, Wallace ..lawln.
Accounts Solicitor!
Atzcidentinsurance
Con: 5:3. m
Registration and identification.
“. ll
.‘lvm
$1.000 in case of death by accident
atrte traveling as prescribed by policy.
$5.90 per week for loss of time for
ion-fatal injuries.
ALL FOR$L00 PER YEAR
For particulars call or write
TAYLOR 8 GOLDEN.
Telephone Call. 107-4.
' USE Jill-Lid
on your hard wood floors. It wears like
Il‘Oll.
t
1501‘ .
“ USE COLONIAL
OR CARRARA
ton the outside of your house. Both
out the inflammation and heals and!
And The minord 'ibnr. ‘soothes the affected ports. Ono Min—l
these have a reputation for u long and.
satisfactory service. .‘
Tlfdhvfie (3o
Norwalk Chronicler