,Our Entire Bosmess
i
. ‘ Intact.
"- The Norwalks.
..tvithout one dollar debt.
This offer is open until January 15th. and if not accepted by
" , that time we shall proceed to sell out at retail. sacrificing the stock
T'for what it will bring. I
Our books are open for the investigation of prospective buy-
NT
~ are, and good reasons shown for retiring.
. -. ,' I '
muff ' ' i" ' "I ‘ ' 1: 2
iii {5 , 3 .‘ 1 I l
m
:41' 1‘! l»
W. S. ST RTEV
,North'fhiiin and Ann Streets.
’1
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BARGAIN SALES. For this week' 5 specials we have chosen
STA TIONER Y
SMALL LOTS OF STANDARD BOX PAPER. AND ALL
, ,OUR FANCY BOX PAPERS AT BARGAIN PRICES.
SMALL LOTS. 10c. Boxes of Paper for 5 Cents.
SMALL LOTS, 15c. Boxes of Paper for 10 Cents.
wr‘t‘ ff'I
FANCY BOXES. 25c grades. for 15 Cents.
FANCY BOXES. 35c. Grades. for 25 Cents.
FANCY BOXES. 50c. Grades, for 35 Cents.
FANCY BOXES. 75c. Grades. for 1 50 Cents.
POUND PACKAGES. 25c. Grades for 15 Cents.
These latter are slightly out of condition.
Jobs of Envelopes at 5 Cents per package.
Balance of 15 Cent Calendars for 5 Cents.
‘ ,Daladce 01:35 Cent Calendars for 10 Cents.
'54 warmth 511111, 51111111 Mariam.
We have decided to give up the retail line, and otter this busi-
iieu for sale. considering it the best investment ever offered in
South Norwalk. Conn
Now that the Holiday season has passed we resume our
DICKERMANSzSON.
OUR FIFTH ANNUAL
MARK‘DOWN JANUARY SALE COMMENCES SATURDAY
JANUARY 9. 1904.
. xthe largest stock of FURNITURE under one roof in the
7 Cities. Not one article to be reserved. Everything goes. All
”goods that arrived too late for the Holidays. many of them yet
Hundreds of people
been waiting for this sale; early comers get the best. Here
1method, ,go into the sale at redu ced prices.
"a few of our prices:
810.50 Couches at '38..00 $12. 00 Couches at $9. 00.
$15.00 Couches at $12. 00.
16.50 Oak Dressers at $13.50. $1 5. 00 Oak Dressers at $12.00.
- $12.00 01111 Dressers at $9. 50.
5.09 Enamel Beds at $12.00. $10. 00 Enamel Beds ‘at $9.00
. $6 50 Enamel Beds at $5. 00.
r A. J. COLLINS &' 00.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers.
North Main Street. South Norman.
I
3 Pinnacle! San Mateo Cal.
, called to the reciorate of 81.
Mb
.- the call. The rectorship
vacant‘n’tlie elevation of
S. Lineayto thelbisboprlc
0.
ch. t WM,”
N.J..haatested emer~
Honey had 'l‘ar with this
1'1 ihavedsedatre'dtmaiiy
' is my family for
a I can honestly
ar Is the best
kind I have cvcraaed and be'Wmu'
top 17-111: in praise or it."
pital a. few hours later.
despondent for several weeks.
V ' WHAT'I ON A NAME?
\ Evieryth
hiya-r
111111 pudendum 1111111?
bruises and all skin diseases
11 Salve has no equal.
has aivsn rise to numerous worthleda
ore. south counterfeita. Ask for DeWitt's—the present rates asa ted bythel'lonae .
“a. Danes. «noise. Sold by Clifford Pharmacy. yesterday. ’11::— bidfnow goes to Pres-
- " r '" that Was
—-‘—‘~_’.o<- ..'... ..1.
f' ARDONI DECLINES GALL- ‘ CARBOLIC ACID AND WHISREY.
HAVEN. Jan. I4.-—'i‘he Rev. NEW HAVEN Jan. It.-—8amuel Co-
hen. of No.1 Oak street. drank a mix-
ture of carbolic acid and whiskey while
Of this Cit). at work yesterday and died at the has
Cohen was
about titty years of age. and had been
istathenaaisvaaait
308 no.
oedema * cuts;
5,1111: um 01111111119111;- so 11
”Mil.
Wes After Past to Me;
bal'a Death.
ALLENTOWN. Pa. Jun. ltw'l‘hc
four inembcis of the Bechtel family.
Mrs. Ustiionine Bechtel her daughter
Martha and hcr sons Joiin and Charles.
wcrb today pl on trial charged
with bI-ina aeoe rios after the fact to
the murder of label Bechtel.
11.1 katoln's epdnscl shied tildt ua'ce
had again been patched lip wit the
I .tIII-t attorney. anti that \ldckstein
i. ..'II'II no on the witness stand.
"Ilic kutoln howcvor." said the attol'
11cy “knows Very little about thc easo
'1‘111I' public will be disappointed If they
I-.\pI-1-t startling or sensational touti-
niouy from him."
WIIIIn Judgo 'I‘rcxlor announced his
rcadlncsa t111 begin he askr-d tho dis-
trict attorney what charges he would
bring first. 4
"The commonwealth is ready to try
all foiii' Indictments." 11111111111111 Mi'.
LII-lilouwaincr, “if counsoi foi' tho du-
fonae agrees."
llut Attorney Schmidt, defendant‘s
I-ouuadl, opposed the proposition and
the district attorney dcclarcd he would
try Mrs. liIII-htel first.
"Mrs. iici'htcl, stop to thc bar." said
thc district attorncy. 'l‘liI- district at.
Nancy was about to begin to road tl11I
bill of lndlctmcnt‘ when Mr. Schaiidt
objected.
"What do you intend to do?" he ask-
ed
“Arraign lllf‘ prisoner," rcpllcd Mr.
|.icI1tcnw11luI-r.
"Thci'c is no occasion for that." re
turned the attorney for the dcfgnuII;
“arraignment 0f prisoncrs on all charg-
1111 but capital crime has been done
away with. i understand the charac In
this case is not murder."
”It Is accessory to murder." i'cioi'i-
0d the district attorney.
“Only ultcr the fact." IiIlIchl .luIlgc
’l‘rcxlcr. "The prisoncr 110cd not be
arraigned. l.ct hcr plcad to Ilic indict-
inciit."
“Not guilty." doclarcd Mr. Schmidt.
"and before we prococd." lie continu-
cd, "i would like to ask that tho (“8'
graceful sconce of youtcrdiiy be not re-
pi'alcd today. l.ct thII misc ho I-oiidIII-t-
cd in an ordcrly and proper manner."
"The cast,» will lic. conducted as it
should lIII, " answciod ihc judgc.
'I‘hII district attorney said nothing,
but continued with his preparations for
thc trial of M111. Bccl.itol A struck
jury such as is called I11 ordinary crim-
inal cuscs, was callcd, but Attorney
Schaadt objoctod to this method of 111'-
IcIIIing a jury. and insisted upon his
right to have the. talesmcn called one
by one and subjected to the usual es-
aniliuiilon.
“The point is won takcn," said
.ludgc 'l‘rcxlci', and the twelve Incn
who had III-cu ciillcd to thc jury '1on
wow required to return to their coats.
TheI cmpauclllug of a Jury in try Mrs.
licchicl ilicn bcgaii.
SONS OF JOHN BROWN.
Are New Leeated in California.
’l‘ORRlNGTON, Jan. lit—minim
Quinn.whorcccntiy Wont from Till‘l'iIlRI
Ion to Ins Angcles. Cal., has sent thII
following clipping from a ins Auacicn
paper which is of Interest because of
its connection with local history: "The
cabin of John iirown'o soon, on tho
l'irown tract loading up the mountain
which has 11111-11 tcrmcd llrown'n moun
tain ls about to ho torn down It has
bccn onc of thc point-1 of Intcrcst to
tourists in this part of thc f0lillll'\ for
scvcrni yours 011111 and John 111mm
.lr.. sons of the famous John Brown
who was banned for his raid upon liar-
prr‘s icrrcy. I'anic to t‘alifornin :1 rI-w
ycai's ago 11an took up a claim on a
nountIiln a low nillm north of Idix 1\11~
'zt‘los, (lwuii lirriwn lulu i-Iliit'c IllIIIi.
and his body is buricd on Ilic top of
thc mountain which bcars his 11111111-,
and a hug:I bouldcr marks the spot
whcic I11I iii-s.
'liis brother John Brown .lr thou
Inimittos Haida .Annuai “salon
and Banquet. 00an ~ Iuatnu'a
Nothing by way or an introduction . WM" Walters Hustle.
could be added to the oxpei'ioncos ttud Bishlccn nit-nIIIIII-II of the state Ioni-
opinions given below which could lu-, "“1100 0‘ Ihv l' M C A were llri‘dt'lil
I-Icuso their value South Norwalk "I tin scinl 11111111111 nicotinit. in Ncw
pie can safely be left to draw their not “ill/0|). rrlvclduy 'l‘l1II111I all aauom ‘
conclusions bound on such convincing W‘d «round a private table in the Y
proof as this cltiscu often. What lsiM. C. A. restaurant and while the courfl
thorn lacking In evidence like this to Hell Wcrc served, tallied over the work
tangy a Mean.” ovool doubtlnlg of the past six months and heard III--
Thomas? {Doris from all parts of the state. Tho-:-
ll Hwaln of 31 kiln street by “"0 moat uncouraginx and showed
occupation a liueiha says: “I was in that the 1111st Iatlon cvcrywhcro 11111th
a New York hospital for over a year lN'l'lns Twu now ddditlons were ‘
under troutinont for kidney complaint 1111111111 Onc Is a hill fledifl'd Ifllm‘lfl'
and urinary trouble and when (“3. .tloii in Btonlnxion, and the other unec-
charged I received an “neared card. i 1‘10" 111 JI'WI'II (‘lty
had too 1 In “no“ of thc kldneyl It was VOit‘li to hold 1hr annual mIIIIi-
nocrotlomi. " fact i had lost 1111 con- "Hi 0‘ tho 11111111 association. March 2:). l
[m] | mow,“ 5 bu of Doali'a Kid in llarifmd. There will ho no Y. M. C.
ncy Plus from Piaiateda drug 310mm. Ioni'cntlon 111111 your. and this inch-
Thoy did me more good than any dm- 1"": “i” lflkc tlic pluI II of a conven-
tor 91 or did and not only benefit-ted my- ”‘m- Fillluwina 1111- annual position 11
VII! but i advised Mrs Swain to 111111: 1 his lmmilul will 111 III-rvcd III the ban—
Ilonn' s Kidncv Pills for her backachc I‘lllt'i hall of tlic Hartford 1'. M. (LA
l‘III-y cured her." 1 l Thrlc mo 30 111c2nbr11i on tho c0111
31.111 1111 50 cents s 111111. lI‘osicr-JMII 111111111» but owing to 111.» stormy weath-
hm'n C()_ Buflliit) N Y” gulp, ugcnta (‘1‘ and lhi‘ ililfil'nt'fl 0f Nt'Vt'lll from the
my ”1.111111th States . j,sta1c only a low were present. lic-
llcmcinbor tho na111c~~—[kiun'a-a111l 8“"! WOW rct'civod from Dr. I“ Dchr
In}... no other. Warncr. tiic I'liIilrmnn. who Is at his
taint}? lioinc in tho south, also from
‘ '. . liiii'nluim. of Norwich. who III in
SUPERIOR C'V'L COURT. él‘xillfornln. and Il. W. Scovlllc, of Wat-
I‘ci'bury. who is I11 Washington. l). C.
i’rof l" K Sandi-r11 proaldcd I11 111'.
.Elmer. Warner's piitc'.1I Those prI-scut wcrc
I11tliI-supIrloi'IiyiiIoIII't tomorrow llanicl n llowc of Hartford 1.; A
“It" following short Iiiltutlur I'itscii will pm“... of Norwich' llcnry ”0‘", of
"9 “Nil” if -"“il~l' WNW”)! 1 “WW“ Naugaiuck' lion l“. M. l'ciiidcy. of
“Will“ ”Hum“- \‘i'iilcrbury; it. E. llolnitea, of Wliiulcd;
'im'm' ”"1"” V'“- J"““ "”l‘fihwk "t Ftlwurtl lllillock, of l)crli.i': l). l1.(3liirk.
"V ‘lt‘m'HWHII "MN “ ”"12“ "“ Inf Milford; w. A. Smith, of liridgo
'llic Manhattan (‘ o {it'lllllll'l'LlL Witlinin lml‘l. ii M Knapp. ”f Brldgcport;
t) Kclliliii. v. MlllV KIHIIKK- "1" Prof. ll, l.. Simona, of Bridgeport; W,
lion 41111 ullownnu- 41o Ilicfcud; Wur'll'll H. Catlin. of Mcrldcn: llr. \V. ll. (7111111-
“- ““"N'Wi" “' “’"l'il‘l "'kagmn" \vcll. of Strutford: Dr. W. ll. liouald'
It als.,‘111111111Ii to innkc Inorc hill-‘I'iiii‘; ison. of Pairiicltl; Prof, i". ii. Siiiulcrn.
Susan la. MI-liols, 11111111141 ironi proiIatc.‘_1"mI 1‘4 Manson. .1"ng [,4 w. 111...“...
for l'i‘lthlIlS of illipt'iii. lilt)llllii~ I-. Mur- .hmd‘ 1'}. .14 “ml and 1.; 'l‘. liatcs. sum.
11n 1's. Margin-III l.I~oIiurd IIII'~';IIIIInIIIIII tsww'm“
Lorcnzo ii. Sicrlinn rs, l.cna tl. StIIrl '
inn. fiii'tlicr ordcr III uotlrc; .lIIaiuII M
Atwood rs. (il'tll‘tzi‘ II. Atwood. iiii'tliti'
.rIII-i' of llillit‘l‘; Jam ['1. Murphy, 11d-
llllllihli‘lill‘ix, vs. N. \C, N. H. 6'1, it, it
It ('0. dt‘ft'lllilllli‘a motion to iiiiilicl
more spI-c ifiI; (ll-1111.11» W. liulrI lilld, nil-
To‘ 01w. 11.73.1111. 01313111111 .
' lasy «Verify Death Nar-
walk Op lnlon.
Short Calendar Tenses Before Judge W.
8T. MARY'S CADETS.
'Oificers Elected for the Enauing Year
and a Change of Name Adopted.
\1 inc annual niIII-tlng 11f St Mary s
1(‘adcts 'luIIinay ch-uing. thc follow
ministraloi 1's. iiii' t‘onnI-Itlcut itail- , .
w“). (it LightlilK (‘11,, judgmciit by dc. lint oilirci's ucrc clcttcd for the I-nau
fault: Lydia llicrrugcr 1's. Gcorgc S lint: “'3'" W II N l
llicI'IngoI', furthcr III'IlIII' of notiIc; l "'s"*‘""‘ 1 mm Dan.
1 \‘i1- 0 l’rI-sIdI-Iit--( liarlcs liixon,
l Financial Sccrctar;.'~~.loscph (‘liirkix
ltIIcoI'IiIng SccrcturywPatrick lien-
l‘arish of Si. Audrowa l’rotcnitiui lip)»:-
-opnl (‘hnrch of Stamford v.11 I’aiisli
of St. John's l‘i'otusiiilll Episuipzil ‘
l‘hiircli. ctc.. for jIIIlcniIIut; Th1 St'iiil-. "H”
ford Savings “liliii 1'11, liobcri Steaku i Treasurcr— “mm“ 81111111.
lum ct “ls” [(,r...,1,..,u'.(.4 liatc L. “1”,. was mind to conIIIIII thc «.111 it 1y
.uot, ndniluistratrii vs. Michael Mcl‘lid- .‘nlk'lli‘nzltl‘llt: [:1 2.": (figural;;;:::|llll."x:i(:1
1. ..‘. _. . . .
11-11, .11.. c1 11111.. motion to sirlkc out; ‘,“‘h"'h . .
i'. “m 1'11‘11 5,.“ ”I KI-yrlmio t‘on- und Willit" still rcmainina in thc iIIdcr~
~ii'uctlon (.04 Limithl judsmpm for Iiilmi. III hold In.iIIpI-ndcnt monthly
want of rcply: i-Iilzi Reynolds v11. llar- moi-tings
N l.. Reynolds lurtlici' orIlI-r of no.~~ Th“ “"i'ii‘li‘ Wit'" 11'3" ll! ("infill-Z" llfi
11'1' l'iillip Ilurn.~ 11:, Antics l) llnrns, ""1“". Will in MI known ill‘l‘i‘ilflt‘i‘ an
1'uI'ilII'1' ordcr 111' notiI-c. Sarah It. ESL Mi"? 5 'l‘. A. «mi ll Sm'lt'li'.
\ iii'c dollar gold plccc will lnI giycn
\lcils \'\.l)~11‘:il' .,i W oils, furtlici' tll'llt‘l‘
Ins It pill." to the one bringing in thc
III uotli'rI 11nd Inninimncc: Henry J.
“1111111 11111111111315 SnI'IIII i-..I.oIlI-"H'I:c.~'1 number of mcnibcrs nt thc lll'ki
wood (It ails, fill‘t'IiflSill'Q; lllrtiich E. “WWI-I'-
1.ncw1~ III al. 1's Martin l,.iwloi' ct his I \‘t 1" Iffort will bc ninIlc in biii'II all
1111 mung mcn of thc pnrlah who're
11111111 Lingo fI'oIn iiftI'III 11 to tw1Iul1onc
Inicmbnrs of this soclcty.
: l'hc following Ioniniiiicc was chos-
icn 1o co-oparatc with tho ('ailioiic (‘.III.
1111111111, muninipnnhmy 9.1, 1‘1“. 11, 11 and the lmmaculuto f‘ouccptlou Socie-
I’iI-I'I'c, .l1'., (‘11.. motion to 1111011 i'cl'nult 'l\‘. in intikc lliI' lll'l' IA‘Iill‘li bazaar, ill"
or hpm'im: in d“h|:|¥,l\ and {111' pop. FTI‘lili'Sl lliTliil'. SUMMIT. t‘\'t‘l‘ ill‘lil “'llh'
”mm.“ 1., pining" pivmiiugs: 'l‘hII . In St Mary‘s parish: \\'i|l'uin Nolan.
'Iliillilallitll (‘IIIII 1's. Snmm-i .1. (11111111111, (‘liiirlcs ilixu'l. .loscpli (‘liirkc. l‘ntrlck
motion for oyu'; Kiliili‘llllt‘ ltupt’crsillclinIIs). (‘liurlv‘s Smith, John t‘olc
appeal from coniniissloiicis, )llliknli‘ltl ‘lluill. John iDiIlI-r and Gylrcsfcr llrotli
l'or liiiliirc of 11pp.ll._~ to Iximply with 41'111111,
ll'tit’l' of 1111111. '
l‘nI'oiitIIsIIIII
iudunwut i'oi' “1111' cf nuswor; Marsh.
dorwin & lmmmon v.1. t‘athI-rinc Kcai
.111: It al , dI-murrr 1' ltcbcccu Hunting-
ton 1'11 Sarah A. 3111111, ndniinistrntrix.
liill“'nn(‘t‘ ot Iimrniliocni; .Iosrpli liip-
1ll\'111'1.-.-- Edward ll fKii.LED BY EXPLODING AUTOMOI
i‘n,\'lor \n. Mluiiii- .-\ '1 “SUN, .loIiu it: BiLP.
Nixon i':~'..\lnilill.1 “11111151111 ll Tunis: LIIS ,\Nt: I: l PS t':1l.l111i. li.~-t‘. l.
~.' l‘iIII'I'urII l. 'Imun. l".111111:1 .\. l'lnn; :t'ultluoil, “ho Iiisnppcurml 111 his iilno
11111111111 \1, ll.11'1,\' t‘lnnipoui'iiili. .lr'li .Inoliilo 1111 'lucsdny night January :1,
-Iic \\':ill 1's. \\‘1ll;11111 J Wu”. l.ulII l 'i111.~ liccii found IlI‘nd in p Ilcld sonic Ills
\I'noIIl \‘s. Hi'l’il')’ \i'iilii'l. . illilltt‘ from the (‘ompton road south of
this 1111' Thu automobile was con-
Icft the cabin and went to the- northcrn
part of the state. whero he now resides
Ruth Brown Thompson, duiiahtcr or
the noted abolitionist with her agcd
husband. lives 111. Pasadena :1 fIIw mllou ‘
from the point where Owen Brown lies
buricd. Her daughter is one of tho
tcacliers in the Pasadena schools."
THAT NEW HAVEN PETITION.
Was a Surprise for Connecticut Con-
gresamen.
WASHINGTON. an. 14.—‘Th(‘ pI»ti-,
tion which, it was announced. has been
sent by prominent New Haven citizens.
mostly Yale university profesaors, to
Senator Hour In relation to the Pam»,
ma question; created considerable snr-
prise anions the members of the Con- f
nectient delegation. Inquiry developed!
the fact that none of them know any- 2
thing about it and they had not been
consulted in relation to it in any way.
it seems the petition was sent to Sena-
tor lloar last week, but he was absent
forwarded to him at 01109. No one
down here has'as yet seen the original
paper. as Senator Hoar has not return-
ed from MauBaChnsettn. and probably
will not for '- weclr. What he will do
with it no one can state with authori-
1y. but he may present It, in tho senate.
although lic may first'cousult with the
Connecticut. senators.
None or the members of tho Connor--
llcut delegation would say anything
regarding this matter.
DUKE MICHAEL REAPPOIN'I’ED.
Cur Also Expresses Appreciation of
Services of Other Officials:
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 11 .—-An im-
perial ukale‘, issued on the occasion of
the Russian New Year. reappoint: the
Grand Duke Michael Nicolaieviteh
president of the council of the empire
for the ensuing year.
The osar has sent an autograph Ie't-
tar to 'Ooaatanttne Dobiedonoetscir.
chief procurator of the Holy Synod.
, conferring on him the insignia of the
Order of St. Andrew "
ll. Materiel. the Minister of Justice.
has also received an
Halo-ire spoon appreciation or- an
.11 1.1.1 11..
WNW " His-n .
PALMA CAN- iNORlAII OWNED;
unlit after a long debate approved the
pill authorising Presidcn‘t .Paiina to'
Waiters-nae duties in his indignant. not to
exceed thirty per cent more than the
from the city and the letters were aii'
for ma .. ,- "
4i41i,
mum. 11111 -.11-'riia equate-int '
A PROMINENT TRKINMAN.
Tlic niitny i‘i'lcntls'of (i. ll. iinusnu.
Paliflilll'i'l' 1.. ii, & W, It. li., at prcncnt
living I11 Mind (1.. will no plcnscd to
know of his i'IIcoiI-I'y 1’1'11111 iliroutcncIl
ltltiiiIIy Illsciisc. ill' says. “I was cur.
«Id by using .l-‘oicy's Kidney Curc.
which I pccouimi'ud to all. cspeclnlly to
irliiiimcn who arc usually similarly af- I'cclly bcncatli Ilic fool of ”11- driver
Ilic 11 d. " Sold 11! l iaisied‘ a drug rcndcrcd him unable to I-sI-apc from tho
st'orc, South Norwalk. and A. C. Sliib Izfliincs Ilint rollowcd 1111- igniting 11f
111111111. Dillk'll. " Ilic gasoline
"“l' '« . '10 was a COLD m one on
.,Takc Laxative Bromo Quinlno Tablets.
All druggiats refund thtI money if it
falls to cure. E. W. Grove's signature
its on each 1101251:
suincd by fiI'c from an csplosion «If
uiisolonII_ prosumubly. a‘nd Cultlvxcll's
_iio.l,\' was found lying across the front
-of Ilic ychit‘lc. burncd to 11 bluckcncll
11111113. The supposition is that (‘ald
wcll lost his way and tho InuI'liIuc bc
-1-11n1c Iinnimincciibir- in tlic ilcld. whcrc
it was found. and that iiii'cxplosion III-
..w
’ KILLED souaw AND ATE HER.
i CHICAGO, .1111. 11.—.\ (lcspiitch to
thc intcr~0ccan from Port Arthur. 0111..
. says: An liidiau has arrived in town
and told a tcrrlble talc of the suffering
gamong the membcrsof lils trlbc, north
'of Lake Ncpison. He told of where
louc family was so dcsiiiute that they
lniurdcrcd a squaw 25 years of ago. and
'iihc rest of tho family atc licr. Al
first his talc was not bcliIIVI-d. but It
i was I'orrobornicd by lliruc wliiiiI ii'uil
"t‘l'h trim al'l'ii'IId lalcr. .’\. \\'. l'llllt'i
éison. 11 Hudson liar factor. also IoIII thc
fiisainc talc. A train was at oucc start
and for thc scenc with food. but it will
'tiikc [0111' days at top speed to reach tliI'
lindlans. Two constables also left to
‘. Iilook Iiiio lllt‘ murder case.
STEEL WORKERS WAGES CUT.
CHlCAGO. .lau. H.~Nolifl1ution of
a cut in wages ranging from 25 to «iii
per cent. has been given to the skilled
steel workers of the lllinola Steel Com-
bany' s plant at South Chicago. Only
I '50 men are Involved, but their wages
3:11; an eighthonr day range from 88 to
WASHINONN. 'Jan.
Mm.4bhl
limes last night.
in: A HI 1} as', the"
, it.—-Senat‘o1-
0f the State Com-
tout notices nam
log 0 the Peiini‘iyly'dfiia ‘ti't'a'te conven-
tlou tb ciiooaerou I-.”Iieili¢s‘ter:°t-1‘1ie
to the' 111111111111 Rep 11.1111 Convent on.
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1 Bridgeport Advertisements.
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, 1.. . AT READSE
Clearing)!“ of Fancy China.
' We have learned that importers are noted he depend-
ed on. A large order of Fancy Wedgewood Plates which
were promised for the Holidays have come .at this late
Fancy China Salad
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Chocolate Pots.
\\'III'I~ 3.1111). 'Iou S-l.'.:.'1,
WI-I'I- $2: 771. now $2.01).
\VIII'II 2.2.3.111)“ $l7'.
WIII'I- Sl.'11)_1111\\ Si. 25.
Wow 9111', how hilt.
Wcrc 7.1I', now 601'.
Celery Trays.
Wcri- $13.51), now $1.75.
WIIrII 2111). now $1.511,
Wcrc SLBII. Iiow SLZB
\VcrII H.215. now $1.111).
Wcrc 751', now. 5401'.
Comb and Brush Trays.
WI-rII $3.111), now $2.25.
\VI'I‘I- $1,710, lltlw Si...r
\\'I-rII $1.271, now 9111-.
WI-rI- 731‘. now {1111:
Wow $2.75. now $2.00.
\\'-'1'1- “.511. now $1.33.
\VIIrII 9111', now 751'.
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WI'l‘I' We, now live,
\\ crI- $4 ’1.!) IiIIi\'$1i..":’I.
Fancy China Plates.
Cracker Jars. various
day. They are such beauties ,too. You would have appre-
ciated them for gifts. but there is this in your favor now.
You get them at far lower prices than in December. Spec-
imens can be seen in a Main street window.
quite novel and very attractive. Prices from 25 cts. up.
They are
Dishes.
WIII'II 8.171 now 3:101)
W1111~$J..’.1il 1111\1 $L '1';]
W1 I'III- t2.)l), now 5| tilt,
“'1-11' $1.1m. III)“ S] "It
WIII'II 75 (is. now 50 Ils.
\l'I-I'II .if) (Is. now "’ I'Is.
ml
Chop Plates.
\\'I-r1- Milli), now $4.50,
\\'-I II'II $2 ’1") now $201)
\\'- 1-1 $22.11" 1111w$2'_.’.
“'1' 11- NS (‘iS now 7.1115.
\\'III'1I 7.3 111:, now 51) cts.
Syrup Cups.
Wow “.75, now Slim.
. \l'crc $1.311). now $.25.
\\'I'1'I' 7.1 1125., now tit) ('lh'.
Won- {.11 17114., now it) cits.
Milk jars.
nun-142.311 l411112.111).
Wow “.231, 111111 $1.1m.
\VI‘II'I' ‘JK I'l.~'., 111m 7:1 Lin.
8 large assortment.
\\'c1'c $2.0", now $1,111). '
\VcrI- $l.'.:.'u, now $1.1m.
Wow 7:: 115., now {11) Ms.
Worc 251 111... now 111 11s.
WIIrI- It) t'ls.. now s cit),
sizes and decorations.
\i'IIi'I- 3.73,)11111' H.111).
WII'II 2.2.3 now $1.” I 1. Wow 52.1111111111- $1,111),
“cm #1510 now Si’ -1. \\'1'1'.I $l 2514111111 Mill),
\\'1 1'1: 11W now 7 Ic \\'cI'II ’1'?) 115., now :7” Ms.
Sugar and Cream Sets. Fruit Saucers.
\i'II'II 32.50.1101» 3-1.1. \\'1I1'1I 11H I'ts., now 731 cls.
“on 82.01) now 81 I I. Wcrc 771 cis, now .30 Ms.
\\'1~1'c 751', now Mic. Wort: 25 1111, now 1'.) Its.
\t‘ci'c .‘1111', now 231'. Were it) 1111., now ii I'ts.
Baby Carriages and Ga-CarIJnSpeclal.
A few Carriages and Go-Carts bought date in the sea-
son have been cut in price. and will be sold immediately.
One fine Carriage. formerly $19.25. now $15.00.
GO-Carts.
Were $16.00. now $12.00 Were $15.00. now $11.00
14.00. 110w 10.50 13.50. now 10.00
21.00. now 16.00 19.25. now 14.50
22.00. now 12.00 .
‘ Do not forget the news of yesterday. That Furs are '
selling at marked'down prices.
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ronum. It lit‘hilln'l‘fi
have n i'cliiiblII Stilyc handy and
none as good :is llucklcn's
Sulrc. Burns, (‘I|l:~'_ Sorns,
find l‘llcs. Ilisuppcnr quickly on
soothing effort.
tcr's "ng Store.
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wrinklcs
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and 141W
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THC CLIFFQRD PHAMACY. ' I "
A FRIGHTENED HORSE.
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GREENWICH‘S NEW DEPOT.
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nunIIIntI-Il. This firm is to
“"r its lii'iIIuoport's now depot.
O.
The Kind You Have Always Bought. and which has been
in use for over 30 years, has home the signature of
and has been 11111110 under his per-
sonal supervision since its infancy.
'Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counteri‘elts. lmiiritlonii and “Jiisi-iIs-gomi" are but;
Expiiriinents that. trifle With and endanger the health of
luthnts and Children—Experience against. Experiment.
What is CASTORiA
(3115101111. is a. harmless substitute for Castor Oil.
gorlc. Drops and Soothing Syrups. '
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio
it 111 You 11.
Its guarantee. It dostroys Worms
Feverislmess.“ 1 cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Code. It relieves Tocin'iu'g
and Fianna-0y. It assimilates the Food. regulates the
Stomach and novels. [thing healthy and natural sleep.
The 05mm Penman—Tito Hotlicr’s Friend.
0:41.111, 11; GAS 981A ALwAYe
rouliles, cures Constipation
'l'hc,N1-\\‘ Hil\‘t‘ll railroad ycsicrday
_.1w111'IlII1l lill‘ I'oiilrdli l'or tlic building
of thc 11cw III'pot iii tircciiwlt'li. to ”or-
of i'roi'idcui'c. R. l. '
ii is to be one story, of bull brick. with
:1 largo portc I'ociicrc. liandsomcly or»
build
Roman Eye Balsam
[OR Wi.AK OR' SORE EY l???
Norwalk Chronicler