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asthmatics,
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sautti Milli.
'wEA'anR roRECAs'l'
Wiflt'fmdlt REPORT.
The extrema cold weather pntthe
Now Haven station of the weather
bureau temporarily out of commission
touayhsa tar as insular! «1th was
c.oncerned On account of telegraph
wire trouble, the station at if o'clotk
had received no reports from .other
points“ on which to base a predittlon.
and Mn Tar-r. the observer said then-
wss little prospect that he would i).-
ahle ho ‘issue any forecast. The trou
bio with the wires wasVsaid to be duc
to what is known among linemen in:
"weatherman": or the assassins ol'
connections with cross-ties and consc-
quent grounding, on account of cost-
traction from the cold. Long tilsllmct'
telephone lines. as well as telegraph
wires suffered from this cause
~Luthor Wright has got them to sell
v—Slsighs.
The. Old. Well Cigar Company which
has hash closed for a week will re-
sumo work tomorrow.
Mrs. Charles '1‘. Dtmond and daugh-
tor Ruth. of West avenue, have retuni-
od home from a visit in iI‘orestt'llle.
This ‘winter must he not a iittll-
like the old-fashioned sort we. hear so
much about from . the older citiseus.
Miss Emma Harrison, of, Orange.
New Jersey. has been visiting st thc
home of William Sherdcroyne, Ely are-
one.
. Mrs. hf J. Frost is quite ill with n
severe attack of grip at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. 0. w. llsrris 11).“
street.
Butler Dodge LO. 0. l".. wtll hold
it. nulml‘sal of the degree tonight he
freshmcnts will be sorted during the
evening, ..
Miss Gertie Balatz, of South Nor
will accompanied her sister Miss
Minnie Limits to New ilstcn. 3-ester
day afternoon.
The many Not-walk employers ol'thc
Yale & Towns Lock Company. of stain-
ford Who had a three days tacatVion
while intentory was being taken. rc-
sumcd work today. 9
'l‘bol‘mtlkrnen who supply Norwalit
with thatpqcossary article hue had a
hard time Sunday and yesicrday. Some
of them were not able to sit into the
city yesterday afternoon.
Theldveninlr Sentinel is indebted to
E. C. Johnson dealer In cigars. tobacco
and periodicals. for copies 0? the Chl- ,
cage papers conuiinlnx aciouuts or the
iroguois Theatre dis‘nster. -
”Th e foundations are in or a house
iii Contractor W
"(til b‘fdr. himself in sod s_.trcct It
Willi) e of frame construction and titl-
ed up with all the improvements. ,
The new paraphernalia for Norwailr
Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles. has
arrived. The date of the next meeting
. at which the Installation of the own
elected officers will take place has not
serum“ .... we
“TwViiiiam Woollaoy. of hernias. ‘
sott i
er who has been the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Coleman of
High street South Norwaik. for thi-
past two weeks. returned to her home
last evening.
Do not hasty and use hairli-
Ni r6 nor be sslssp rs the"
not thatTyou will derive benefit
from the uh of
CROSSMAN’ S
SPECIFIC
MIXTURE I
r
internally). for blood
~;- trouhiss.
’K“; .‘F‘
in succssaful uss‘ for titty ‘yaars
(taken
Vfww‘yg "r. fi‘h s ‘P "is! 1‘s '
MM summits." ham. "t. -
‘ Siutfla..--
m 4a,.
" firmness sielah
Must bechesp for I
....ai.
v
in comfort
And they really are finer.
strength.
A hint of the iihchs.
. in this White Goods sale tVths iiiten'siloiohl finer than
ever. For one thing. they' vc lgood room now to spread
out as they need to. room to show off- their hsauty of
pattern and firmness of text urc room for you to choose
Don‘t
Trish or Scotch linens came toIthoIstorc shataquallad thorn
in charm and strength at the price. Seeingthc pattarns is
the one thing that will tell their charm: feeling the weight
and texture of the fabric is the one thing that will tell its
But the papers can tell a little of price—only a little
for there is but room for a price-hint or two.
Linens at 89 cents that are worth $1.15 yd.
Dollanand-a-quartcr linens at tryd.
A4dollar-and-Ia-t1uarter to r' linens worth $1.65 yd.
.'If Mafion will '
scvcrall not mentioned.
' ‘ tunity slip.
Each one shows its wort {I—and for each one there are
The interested housewife should not let this oppor-
“Lai. “tr.- ' I «
t
J "T's
believe I that ever
Tilt hritnll my Good To
r. n
Bridgeport (it.
'rne t-amtcrs' futon lti scheduled to
hold a stilettos tomorrow night. ' m-srs Iint
Uncah Tribe ImVp'mIeu other ‘ol lied “rad It
lorlt. Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Avery and son Clifford.
have returned to their home In Greens
Firms after. a tits": at the some. of
Mrs. Avery's mother. Eli's F'A. Ar-
nold, Ely avenue. South No
a'herc the ‘dsu‘hter May. is ill!) tkh
the measles.
. 8e) eralficthci, friends and relatives
went to Norwalk this morning to at-
tend thc funeral of Mrs. Michael Car-
roll she formerly resided In llathei.
a ”slit ave
Southport.
Titt-
Road's l
at the new clubhouse. Estimernor “WHOM
Bulkcley is commander of the order
A South. Norwalk mon..whosl- hull
lit-as called him to various towns be
tween South Norws'ur and Grommet-
yesterday morning-3min Misha
o 31- trolley o; mama!" hills? on
was II
it an w
p ough at work) all Saturdays: ht andV
Issac st aadsua'ae‘detllln flesh Q‘It
Iine- open.
In no at
Writs lilo
"Flirt.
Lam's otters, its. up
29‘»? «if. - toe on
‘ raw Lasts: . is up
In :- F
5' nish Maoksrsl,
Native “in. '
' ‘ hour late.”
Whit I‘M and Baa Trout
lslflVV
Larch aoasr sits.
a ass. choline sass.
shootout sraatt; -’ '
ottltfiitrh‘fi. i‘ - '
Wrist {-
Spine homily“:
Men. will hold a Vregulnr- meeting to, The mid Win. In.“ which 5‘ WOW.
night. ,... .. In this inb.co use all this week at
Claude Vos’ch and Miss 1‘“an- Wat;i)l. Vms. 39ng V , V) .
kins attended the last mat one o '
MaudeIV‘VAdama in “The Pretty Sister xfifigupz'g'm” It‘dtg‘f‘llt‘lllr'itgasnlirfgtsd
of (one: ,at the hhnplro‘l'hentre New street. chn ay ’VW January 6.
.Just.‘ n him as to tho linens folio
found at the white goods sale. at How-
tVaVnd II. appears in the so. today. . Read
' Mr. “can as... D 3.8m... on-
tertsine‘d lillsa Jessie lactic-dicthgfm Nor.
Vin_n_VV
mid- wintrr sale
The hush“; “d of thcdocoased isshrolh- pears In the ad. of Dr. [lick Way.
or piano nd William Carroll. of "" “’3‘“ “-
"N PM” “I"? "Wit -- Whom" i1; M RTE“ :
A‘Jflnner willghc fondmtotho Ron.- tomorfmt aflggl'a 1,. ‘ 9e
'tVto‘rgfio Blakeley. It the “Film “I'll. w 33' info no“ at musings
tint) Hartford Wednesday waning. n a ‘ ‘Vl,
January :0 by the Military Order of 5
For Wm 1)”le 5,. “a or the A wunte of tits free cooking lectures
“My dimers of I. semi-public nature and demonstrations will he git'en in
..‘to which the public are invited.
I.Misii Edits Wigham.V who a
million with 1hr”
nhdturb. H B! Wlflllfl: It “will loll“)
to her duties as teacher in one of the
r‘airiiold schools.
" “a::' mag;
'Guw I“ can; u' ». VI)
a...“ ~ .-.'...~ v' I ,rmmww... ““3”“
9w " -I 0'
Mark t Cod and Haddock. . wsfaveh A flan
FlatJlsh. _- . ' who i inas-
lad stain: and numbt%s snitchss have
ran. the theory; that a bird sated is a
hints for homes Iw
of Dr Dick a3.
‘3
r sushsy. at her
continuts st
louschold Hanna and Music
In Hall. Tuesday, Wednesday.
mf‘rfda.) and Saturday. at” .. :30
fit her
Mitts.“ assor
rect. Nonslk has returned
we; Mission meeting of «he
Apilot camel?“ will rmhe he'lII
fternooaVJasuu-y 6. at 3
topic I be “lndlans. "
willVbe led by Mrs.
‘Ii '33:»). 5r
a; 9.2%“...332133";
:4» nus.“ t' Whats
’ i stat. :ftmstsltwarutof. mfiagm
ls tum I!“ aboutn 3
- hsrds. bruises
OLD ' ' WIALL.
al'nous Mltlts'liml lysnt Corn“
lib t. " t'il and“!!! 3‘! .t.‘ .
. i The famous Old- Uusidmf New York
has selected Tuesday et'entnmdanu-
htnBWfllW.M‘lur ttasasssl hall.
itsuasauona has. the event I are .sointr
rut-ward rapidly. ad it In expected that
thathati. will-bathing". and more bril-
lsaat. ahaansr. Prudfit itthVtVsesott
ti t'llxttrit't as sums tho Vusrd.
snaxtnm Mitosis
pt.
sauna banal: haw set-toad; and0 the
mitt“! wifl “duoo'nloaibew of foreign
Muhammad-u. army officials and
sunrise-a. .of. titans-vs. besides. savor-
uors and their staffs and ofilcersand
ultimatum-Watkins Them will sl
robs Woodsman-s from tho‘wcli
known militarynorsanizstions of the
smmnsiahhoriun to New York.-'i‘hese
mode-:Gomntlr's titiarda of this
state, lhe‘MCllll. and Honorable Artil-
Iaryvof'ilostonl tho I'mviduncu. [light
Infantrrmerusn. the City Trans of
Philli‘iolphlnrlha Charleston Light in-
I'IIM;W Richmond Blues, the Wor-
ceserlConflmthVats and the Iltihauy
Burgemmco
rooms the mitts at the hall is when
ttr'a- hauls mils the assembly at mid-
night. '.'l‘ho Mains stop-.1110 floor is
classed and rthm grand march takes
M Iwithttho gorm'ous sight present-
od'tyuthouxssaslyu’riuty of uniforms
worn by the men-who take part. The
two stmoasvhanda or the Old Guard
will furtttshnho'mustc. with the Rent
brothers-as Issuers. A new feature of
tho but this wintl-r is that: souvenir
worth looping trill he presented to
each lady stranding
....|...WHA1'2IIN A NAME?
Everything is in the name n'ncn it
two'- “Hazel not". [‘10.
lbWitt & cat. 1 Chicago. discovered
“me years luau how so matte a salu-
fsom snitch ltasst that. is In specific
tor Plies -lI‘or blind. bleeding, itching
and. protruding Fill-II. cereals. cuts.
i all skin diseaI-Itu
lan‘itts Shite u no equal. 1‘th
'lhcre is aitvays i‘ fight
Eging on in every human
ody between heal and dis-
ease. On one side are poor
food. had air. over-“moth
worry. colds. accidents. On
the other are sunshine. est.
hitheriulncss and Mullah-
l.nent .
The reason Scotts Emul-
sion fights so powerfully ldr
health is because it gives so
much more nourishment than
you can tyet is any other Way.
Get in Is Sunlight and try
Scott 5 Emulsion.
We'll send you a sample Ina upon "quail.
SCOTT I DOWNS, so) Pearl Start. Now York.
‘.'—23:, ._-
ovsac as Lucas. ,
a——-—-
New Haven and Bridgsport Manufact-
nrsrs involved. ‘
Judlrt- Case. Saturday, heard argu-
ments unto the form the restraining
order should take in the suit of Kafka
a Company of New Haven against
George D. Mshency. of Bridgeport. The
action is pending In the Superior court
of New Haven county and was recent
.ly heard by Jndtrr) Case on platntffl's
motion for an injunction. The motion
was a-nntsd.~ . -
The plaintiff manufacturers a cigar
oath-ti the "New Haven Register" and
the label on the in): is In initiation of
the unending nus-"l hc New Haven ch-
later.” The label is. made to‘ appear as
If it were torn from the title page of
dwnaospsper and attached)!" the. box
The defendant manufactures a Mylar
ItthItVlanhou‘aiis tho "llrltlpepon Far
' and poster states
has glean risotto lltlmcfmrs sorthlsss lncr" and the labs-loos his cigar hoses
munterrclts. I Ask for DdWlll 's-~titc are attached in the same way as the
genuine. Sold by thilfoVrd Phannsm pulsintifnt Judge Case hold that in!
; a: . a e defendant Md luwugetl rights of the
i ‘plainhll and he printed the plaltIUIfs
'1 30m: ata‘pmungg motion for an inlunction.
i -—-—. Judge Case toot the form of Injunc-
i'VhI-tainlng to tho Manor-inns. or [loo-31‘0“ submitted by the lawyers for ex-
" “”fiil’c' ti Ya In Connecticut. “‘th '
Mow
.Tho denim 'm of commerce and: 4-1AN EDITOR“ SPEAKS.
la‘hor buleau of limits“, has issutd' Editor Lynch), of the "Daily Post."
Its bulking of. actrical ocntral llxht Philltpshurg N. .1. has tested the men
. . 8)! it it. animus its or Foley’s .llur'éymt ’f‘ur with um.
that' thm'arohdufthcse plants in ton result: ‘1 llittt‘ used a great man)
"EMT-Dim” WIT" 1“ ‘phtent remedies in my family for
-“W -w_
. Whose; “.1 mod 3L 317.672 ll!“ :coughsI and colds. and I‘m" honestly
yur u I- of “.533 “7 A“ l!!! yourmdy M 'DIr fat the host
ll 18 ’P . .lfuligr ghcent] lthlng of t Ind I haramrlused and
i i- 9b- we) go! t- .1 cannot so.) too much in praise or it.‘
; n I?“ 'iilfl‘iTln heady ”300. :3on at Planted-t drug store. South
. W it {its ' 'Norwtht. and A (Tl—.Qilllman's. IV)arIen
At 'a ' tlifi'e Lilies it Will do no. the
. ‘ -.,I..-m0.8l good.
.. . ‘ ' .. . ~ 1 Ir
t 3? “MN m' I -
l KEN'S SACK SUITS. _
In thil “It 'vtflltction. you can find just what you want
at prices that are almost unheard of at this time of the year.
You will stivé in wine" cases about 50 per cent. of what they
would cost before this sale. .
$10. Sra.and813.§o8ttits. now......-;.. ..... 8 7.98.
£13 _a stigma) stilts. now ................ $11.29.
isa now,$isag
$22 andVSVsVs Suits. now ... , $38.39.
- ,-, .2 HEN'VS OVERCOATS. ‘ “ ”
The Tact. that wt oifgrlhg our splendid line of Over-
coata‘ at reductd prices. a mouth. to awaken keensst curiosity.
SIQSNMhWMnow ... -...... S 2.98
Sisandtr'h. so ts.new..............$is.29.
$18M” V now .Srs‘hg.
Shgsytd 9:9 how................818.39
‘ ““ M’hnoVVUSERS '
6°» him 59.“- '-
wm sass. nos. .79. Sam {we 5e-
«n'
EXTRA ‘mh ‘ “WM a icon >‘uO‘V~-fl'- n .~ .
rig is aVgouttitlgiy VchcVV high”;
- c -
‘ ‘ ’ ‘lstor' Mailman values at 33. so, ’
’5' Wflsfisws “3 with"
s’t‘s
coasts“ dm'roanoiovaacos'rs. =~ -
The . V V VV‘lVlV cstjcd for at our
pushy
V‘Passtsannsoas
m ”"VVVM-ss
"EncaA‘lls, ”not .‘
‘ . tiboysihhthupartofbbhnsc
Only fell» lots this time but tbey're all mucb under priced.
‘sl‘l “IW'rIQ’ 17"”.
amongst! Y nitu'rou' s endows "
if.» doll
An In 'relia Purchase
“AND A SALE.
Better umbrellas than you ever
26 inch Twilled Serge Umbrellas, natural W lun-
dles. also Children's School Umbrellas
Womelr' s 26 inch Gloria Umbrellas.
fancy handles. $1.00 quality,
8in assortment of Women '3
Silk Umbrellas. paragon frame. natural or fancy lun-
(”63)
Men 3 26 or 28 inch Engllslt Gloria Silk Umbrellas
«paragon frame, roof or allow mounted handles.
3 . FOR ”US SALE AT 51.50
V83-85 Washington Street, .
South Norwa‘VllVVr. Conn.
bought at such prices.
ATV50c
paragon frame.
SALE PRICE 25¢:
26 inch English. Gloria
AT :1 la
.uv
4.4.3. ' .II
’ ilic‘ltoiiseol
to Washington Btu-est,
Come also; Money for the Hoiidatls.
All Billt Plush Cape satin lined. fur trlmtning, V30 in. long, a big bar-
Iiain, $5.15.
all silk Lined fishy s Caps heavy for winter nicel3 embroidered 25c up.
CHILDREN'S FURS.
Collar and Muff. litmh' a wool. 750 s set.
Collar and Muff In gray with pocketbook for 81. 00 a set.
Buy them while they last for the price, at the
The Fair Cloak and For Store.
68 WASHINGTON STREET.
.. :erm..
"S. S’. Tilloteon. ';
Is shaming a fine line of FANCY CHINA from the import- 21$
Vault’s: 8 Ca. i
CLEARANCE SALE or MILLINERY still going on.
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South Norwaik. Conn.
SCUTH NORWALK.
... I
Norwalk Health Shoe
is the shoe of toduV3 for fit. near and style. all leather and had served.
Bison 3 Shoe Store
OUR :BPECIAL
Men's'mirrera. 3" . " Ladies“ felt faust. ‘ > I'V;
black'hdy ' c «For trimmed. . I G“ ’
MCV‘QG’ Spec. ‘ . r - Turn sole. Spec.
fifi"mfics. Missos' Arctics.
One buckle I980 'rwo «Imelda. .. .. l 25
Floocsd lined. high cut tcry waxing;
fls' Fur Lined. heather, Fused Bats: S‘s-wed by Tim VVtVlV-OO and star. .
:gmtgqtfallty. ' - 3 m .
‘ ‘1' ‘J {'13 a y . i ‘_ , A» ~ -
‘i‘ey'sft
Mid
r-.: m. ,,
. .fifi‘-
4: 63a. .
.' VV' live i
Mariam Strut- . 1: .1...
“1th -8313. i
CONTINUES ALI. THIS was). .5
N5 5- RTMTT.
,3. 1'35 -
v. W; V-vVgstnwmiamgle gnwwe-n‘r m
‘.’fl'ly"
«9 not 1.:
1
with/33s. . ‘
mama‘s}? s”causation Examin-y 1
in .l m
.V” ‘
at t a Capital. .
“rift; to the
Norwalk Chronicler