so. (gland ai.Q0 509 “QIOH. E. K. BANKS. O a or wear wssiusaros st. i Nabaaksina Natal linen. ' _ south moans. .3. utmost... stallions BOREOAST. fl‘or Norwalk and vicinity: rain tonight and 'l‘hursday:,warmer io- Bnow or night; colder Thursday atternoon. A long trough of low pressure extends this morning from Texas northeast- ward to t..e Lake region. Cloudy weather with rain or snow prevails in the central and eastern sections. An area 0! high pressure and very low temperatures prevail in the extreme northwest. The temperature is rising rapidly In the eastern section. Condi- tions tavor lor this vicinity. unsettled weather with snow or rain tonight and Thursday; rising temperatuu- tonight. Robert tlault. of Westport. is visit- ing his niece. Mrs. E. L. Bradley, in Norwalk. Warren P. Smith. Jr.. of Trinity l'iacet has recovered from a several days illness. Mrs. D. ll. Vanlloosear, of Wilton. is the guest of Mrs. H. M. Cole. of Cen- ter street. Bethel. l. Alexandel and William Alexander have returned to South Norwalk. alter a visit. in New York. ' -(lotl's cough syrup will break up a cough or cold quicker than any other metli ne. F. D. Lawton A Co. (Illl'lln' Owen. of South Norwaik. spent Sunday with H. D. Perry. of 32 Spring street, Danbury. 'l‘be olllcers of Catholic Union (Youn~ cll, Knights of Columbus. will take place next Monday evening. The regular meeting at Star of Co lumbla Circle. Companions of the For- csi.‘wlll be held tomorrow night. Miss Nettie Comstock, 0! Four (‘or- ners is making quite an extended vis- it with relatives in New York ti.ty The South Norwalk Fire Department (lilicers‘ Assooiatlon will hold an ad- journed meeting next Friday night. The Lady Jennings Lodge. Surp- herds of Bethlehem. will hold its reg- ular meeting tonight. Relreshments will be served. Lady Jennings lodge, Shepherds oi Bethlehem, will hold a meeting. tomor- row evening. in Red Men's Hall in Washington street. Mrs, Adams, mother of Mrs. w. M. Niblock. ol the Hotel Norwallt, con- tinues very seriously ill. though at times she is quite bright. --“lt was almost a miracle. Burdock Blood Bitters cured me at a terrible breaking out all over the body. i am very gratetuli' Miss Julia Filbrldge. West Cornwelll-Conn. A regular weekly session of the (Yirls' Friendly Society of St. Paul's Church. was held last evening. at the town assemblyhsll, Wall street. Miss Amy Lawrence daughter or Mr. and Mrs. John B. Lawrence. of West street, is ill of nervous prostra- tion at Northlield Seminary. The industrial Savings and loan Company will invest sums from 860 and upwards. in tlrst mortgage on im- proved city real estate. See ad. Pioneer Hook and lodder Company will give its annual dance in lsoclt- wood's hall. Friday evening. January 20. Svec's orchestra will furnish mit- lill‘. ‘-(loi'l's cough syrup will break up a cough or cold quicker than any other medicine. 1". l). Lawton & Co. The committee on the re-organlsa- lion of the Young Men‘s (‘hristlnn As- sociation, is holding a meeting this slternoon. at the Office of General Rus- sell Frost. Percy Brown. of Weston. has secur- ed a position as night. operator at the Ssugatut-k station. He recently gradu- ated from Brown's College, South Nor- walk. Arthur Arnold. who has been spending several dnys with his sister. Mrs. Henry Avery. oi tlreens l-‘srms. has returned to his home in South Norwalk. The stocks are still abundant and at- tractive at the mill end sale at How- land‘s. The wash goods, table. linens. etc. are given special mention in to day's ad. Read it. Public ' Market Offers: Roast Pork ......... licih. smut emit cal. Hams, ...... ice lb. .. Small fireahfians, 14¢ lb. erma lib Naaat. . ........... 14c lb. Choice item om Fowl,_ .. is: is. ‘ Nscwlsa hemp, ............ in: th. Frankfurter “heaps. ........ to: la. —thAKO- shoulder, .. .......... 10: is. Round. .................. 14: lb. sirloin, ................. . . is. lb. Porter Hausa.,,,, ............. a: as. bales-W 5 r“ surpass-use. ‘ .w. ...., N . . . i. with. . , . ' (it'd ,_ t :wlw norm". if “our , street. A regular mid-week service will be held this cvcnlag, at Grace Church. Norwaik. The supply of fish is exceptionally large this week at (‘utblll's Bridge lls market. See ad Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Bartram will celebrate the aiatleth anniversary of their wedding tomorrow. -—llse Golf's oil liniment tor sore throat. I-‘. l). Lawton a Go. Company D will drill at the armory. 1 this evening. and at the conclusion 0! the drill the company basketball team will try conclusions with the South Norwalk Club team. Mrs. Russell Gladwla, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cornell, or South Main street. has gone to Florida. where she has secured a poaition as ’ ' plnnlsi in one o! the large hotels. The monthly meeting or the Nor- walk Building. loan and Investth Association was held, last night. at the oilice in Washington street. ltlght new members were received and three loans made. Court Westport F or A., will give a band concert and dance, January 26. The orchestra band. or Ridgellold, will furnish the music for the concert. and Svec‘s orchestra. of Norwalk, the mus- ic for dancing. Mrs. David F. Hunt, 0! South Main street. returned home yesterday. from a three week's visit with her son. David F. Hunt. in New York, and rela lives in New Jersey. Mrs. Hunt is much improved in health. The D. M. Read Co. have a small collection of tailored gowns they oler at one third below regular price. This an exceptional opportunity for these who need a serviceable suit for gen- eral wear the year round. See ad. Mrs. Anton Gross. the New Canaan woman who was so badly bitton in December by a savage dog owned by Miss MoCienahan. of Smith's Ridge. has changed her physician and Is now under treatment by a South Norwaik doctor. Shortly after 6 o'clock. last even- ing. a still alarm was sent to fire sta- tion No. 3. for a blue in the house of Howard Knapp. on the corner ot llrooklawn and Clinton avenues. The tire. which was in the chimney. which was an old-fashioned one. was eatin- guished by chemicals with only a trifling damage—Bridgeport Telegram- Union. State Forester Walter Multortl finds that on January l. Him, the state. for- est included 900 acres. total cost. al.478.l2_ The prices paid ranged lrorn hi to 84 an acre. Nothing of special interest has been done on state land. this (all, as Mr. Multord has been on a three months‘ leave of absence teach- ing in the Yale forestry school. ll. ll. Pollock, assistant superintend- ent or the Highland division of the New York. New Haven and Hartford railroad. has been appointed superin- tendent oi thc,Alr LineNorthnmpton division. succeeding t‘. C. Elwell. who has been appointed superintendent of the Shore Line division. J. V. A. Trum. bull. former superintendent of the Shore Line Division. has been retired. ~llse (loii's oli llnlment, for sore throat. F. D. Lawton 0. Co. On Thursday. February ii. the Georgetown and South Norwaik For- esters, withthelr companions. will be the visitors at n lair oi the Danbury Foresters. They will return after the close or the fair that night on a spec~ ial train. it is also expected that a delegation from Bridgeport and Sandy Hook will attend. The committce has secured the lower hall in which it will feed a entertain the visitors. Ii). ls. Rockwell. South Norwallt; l-‘. C. Turner, Norwich; W. B. Swan. E. l-‘. Husch. Al Weeks. J. H. Darmar. Wil- liam Bush. A. (l. Whiting. W. R. l-‘ar- land, U. 8. Pearson. l’. H. Stevens, Boa- ton: W, H. Moore. l“. E. Dewey. J. W. Delahanty. 0. B. Stone. E. G. 'l‘umpson. New York; 0. E. Hubbard. New lla- ven: Patti t‘arroll, Oakland. Cal.: H. H. Whaplcs..llarttortl. Foam; L. B. Auli. t‘int-lnnati. 0.: E. 'l‘. Scallan, Prov.- dence, R. l.; l. H. Hall. New Millard, (‘onn.: C. H. Smith. Miss Smith. Green- wich. Conn: E. M. Butler. New Ilav- en. were Hotel (ilil'lord guests, yester- day. F BESH FISH. This ”is the week to eat Spanish Mackerel. ' You can btty them lor 10¢ a pound. Boston Blue. 7c lb. Haddock; 7c lb. Market Cod. 8c lb. Frost Fish. 5 lbs tor 86c Salmon. whole fish. We lb. (‘iscos and White Fish, 100 lb. German Carp. Blue Fish Weak Fish. Sea Trout Steak Cod. Halibut. Smelt. Pic . all selling at reasonable prices. last lad ct Washisatoa ltraht‘ “a: nut mm art-r ms. Prices Still Low. Merwln'a BAN“, 13W: Nerwln's Hal! Hams. 13c Native Veal ’l‘u'rke'ya, 80c Young Mei-.1“ and no 3 lbs. cacao-d Best. and Shoulder Blank. 100 Print Batter. aha 0min.» ”a. ‘ Granada?!“ Shelia. \ All other prices—— low. Wit! Sale. wssn GOODS in THE mu. END SALE. Shirting prints. light grounds. small figures or stripes. worth 5c. in the Mill End Sale. tel/m. Best prints. fancy styles. last colors. worth 7c: in the Mill End Sale. 4%c. Percales. good light and dark patterns. worth 7c yd. : in the Mill End Sale. 4I/,¢., Dress ginghams. every one a good style. worth toe: in the Mill End Sale. 6%c. Flannelettes, mostly dark ei- tecta. figures and stripes. worth soc; in the Mill End Sale. 6V4c. Taffeta percalea. merceriaed. dark grounds. foulard patterns. 3s-inch. worth toe: in the Mill Seersucker and ginghamr. all; new styles and good colors. worth "Vac: in the Mill End Sale . 9c. Dress ginghama. checks. stripes and plaids. worth sol/1c: in the Mill End Sale 9c. Suitinga in fancy effect and good color mixtures. worth x9e; in the Mill End Sale 63446. Flannelettes. light or dark. good patterns. worth Ill/3c to 19c; in the Mill End Sale. 7%c. Printed madras. 36-inch. light grounds with figures or stripes. mostly in black. worth rag/ac to 16¢; in the Mill End Sale 91/,c. Best percales. yard wide. all light effects. worth ill/1c to 15¢: in the Mill End Sale 91/,c. Eclipse flannel. light and dark. 34-inch. worth 15c; in the Mill End Sale. 7%c. Corded madras. 36-inch. white with small figures or stripes and a fancy woven stripe. worth 1 5c; in the Mill End Sale roc. Crinkled seeraucker. variety of colors. worth my.“ in the Mill End Sale too. Shining madraa. light colors .with woven stripes. worth 19c: in the Mill End Sale. soc. Robe fiannels. good Kimono patterns, worth 15c: in the Mill End Sale. roc. WAthiPa' eon m‘l’Nl FAN BAIT. Magnum A mike tramps-t. Oral. B the collier m,” aadnine torpedo boats boundtor l‘ar hat. be" en- tered Sues '7. easy to taka,pl in results are. yltlssra. A vialot yin the vest-pocket la a Mm muss. deals-rel “.51 .. wet-n 4 . ~ M4 .....i. I 3,11, . .. A T. 1‘. . m mm. -.,.‘ , F r k. _.l;.-svi.- wide at (m. 3.; sA'h'MfJZ mg... m Madras ginghama. 32-inch. woven stripes in light eil'ecta. last color. worth use: in the Mill End Sale roc. Ramsay tweed. new cotton that looks like fancy mixed wool suiting, last colors. -lnch. worth 25c: in the Mill End 19¢. Vestin a. finely mercerized and g effects. worth 35c to 50¢: in the Mill End Sale, 21c. corross ‘ IN THE MILL END SALE. 404mb cotton. worth toc: ' 6c. Bleached 4-4. worth 7c yd.. 5%c. Bleached 4-4. worth 9c yd.. 6 / c Bleached 4-4. worth ln‘Ac yd.. ioc. Bleached 4-4. worth tic yard. End Sale 5%C- . 9c. Bleached cambric. 4-4. worth Mercerizad pongee. navy blue 1°C yd» 7V:¢- 0' blICk Wllh IONA“! “Sunk Pillow-case cotton. bleached. worth too: in the Mill End Sale 45-inch. worth 17:. 14c. 65/“; 25/3 yd. wide sheeting. 36-inch pcrcalea. light and dark. Bfingm‘ “if“. 32' figures and stripes. worth too: in Bleached. worth 25c yd.. “c. the Mill End Sale. yj/zc. l . iCRASHES is Tits: MILL END SALE. Brown twilled crash. worth 5c; in the Mill End Sale. 3%c yd- All pure linen: Brown worth 7c yd.. 4l/fic. worth 8c yd.. be. worth roc yd.. tic. worth 123' .c yd. lOC. Bleached. worth in: yd.. 9c. worth rel/.C yd.. Ioc. Glass crash: worth B‘c yd.. 5c. worth roc yd.. 8c. worth III/3c yd.. ioc. WHITE GOODS IN THE MILL END SALE. Pique. worth 19c. 12%c yd. Dotted Swiss. worth rsyac" .8c yd. Checked nainsook. worth ioc.. 6%c yd. Waiatings. worth 25c to 29¢. 15c. yd. Waiatinga. worth 35c to soc. 35c yd. FLANNELS IN THE MILL END SALE. White domet. worth 5c yd.. 3%c. worth 7c vi. me yd worth It: yd.. 6c yd. worth rec yd.. 7 /.c yd. Fancy outing llannels. all good styles. 6c. 7:. Plain outing Sanntl. pink. red. blue. cream. etc..‘ 9c worth 9c.. worth 1°C.. tuna mv as and. BERLIN Jan —-Baron Ion Mann- llcher. inventor of the Mann Iicher rile. is dead. .; as ani'i‘d an .taples l‘lé alinost live full weeks Since the Twelfth Mill End Sale began. These have been daus of record selling-z uou have outdone uourseives: but the stocks are still abundant and attractive. Lame supplu is a characteristic of the Hill End Sale. Sup- plu was so areal for this one that there is even now at uour hand a great malo'iitu of the attractions that marked the opening of the LININOS. IN THE MILL END SALE. Shrunk canvas. white and nat- ural. worth 15c yd . in the Mill End Sale. 8c. Percallne. black onl . 12%c. . in the Mill End Remnants of linin. worth soc to 35¢ in the Mill End Sale. toc. Canvas. natural And black. worth 15c yd. . in the Mill End Sale. uc. Linen crinoline. brown only. worth 25c yd.: in the Mill End Sale. "Vac. Silk-finished moreen. colors and black. worth 50c yd.; in the Mill End Sale. 1254:. Silk-finished moreen. colors and black. worth 50c yd.; in the Mill End Sale. 1 5c TABLE LINENS IN THE MILL END SALE. Unbleached. 56 worth 35c.. Unbleached. 60 worth 69c.. Bleached. 56-inch wide. 37%C.. Bleached. 60 inch wide. 45° . ‘ Bleached. 62 inch wide. 59c o Bleached. 66 inch wide. 69¢ - 55c. Bleached. 72 inch wide. 89c. .. Bleached. 72 inch wide. 81.15. Bleached. 1: inch wide. $1.35. Marcerined bleached damask: 64 inch. worth 75c.. 59c. yd. 72 inch. w orth St. 69c. yd. Turkey red damask. worth r9c. .. toc. worth le. 9c. 1 to 4 yda.. inch wide. 23c. inch wide. NAPKINS. Glass napkins. worth 60c. doz.. 39c. dos. don. 9c. doz. 5-8 size napkins. all pure linen. fast selvedge edge. worth 85c don. 69c. $1.19. worth $.35. worth 8:35. Sr.45. SHEETS AND PILLOW-CASES IN THE MILL END SALE. Good torn sheets ready for use: 2% by 2 yds.. unbleached. worth 40c.. sec. 2% by 2% yds.. unbleached. soc. ”Vac a', by a yda.. bleached. worth 45c.. ' 33:. 2% by 2% yds.. bleached. worth 55¢. 2% by 2% yda.. New York mills cotton. worth 69c" 59c. Pillow-cases: Bleached 45x36. worth 9c.. 654C. Bleached 451.38%. worth r5c.. rel/4c. Bleached licmstitched. worth 15c.. rayfi. Bleached. hematitched. worth yd- 396.. t5c. IHE ROWLAND DRY GOODS 00., BRIOOEPORT. l OINNAN BTIAMIN IIPONTID. mm 1-: hos-«A Notih Ger- man Lloyd steamer (probably the Prin- less lrsne. trots Genoa and Naples tor New Y tel an no Lighta p at III probably dock . tryonialto Dr. Pill tor Dnressls. ache. Liver or assist tron 1. . manure in ~ #0 Bleached. all linen. worth 85c. . lbw-by mess coast sonynsv union's rsrrssss. a. mt. An umbrella Purchase AND A SALE. Better umbrella: than you ever bought at such prlta. Only I?» lot: this time but they're all much imrlrrprlcrd. ‘ 26 inch Toillled Serge Umbnllas. natural mans. dies. also Cblldten’: School Umbrellas AT 50: Women' s 26 Inch Gloria Umbrellas. permit franc. fancy handles. 31.00 quality. SALE PRICE 75c Bla assortment of Women's 26 inch English Gloria Sllk Umbrellas. paragon Iramr. natural or fancy flan- dICJI AT 31.00 Men's 25 or 28 inch English a... sat Umbrellas paragon frame. root or silver mounted handles. FOR IHIS SALE AT 31.50 83-85 Whehington' Street, South florist-Ha. Conn. S. B. Ii'li'lllotaon- 1: showing a [lite line of FANCY CHINA from the unpert- lna house of Vantitie 8 Co. CLEARANCE sate or slurs/sky still going on. at Wahntsptsn Itrut. tenth Norwailr. Donn. Conic and Saute Monet: foilhe ilolldails. All Silk Plush Cape. satin lined. for trimming, 30 in. long. a big ban in. 85.75. All Silk Lined ‘Baby's Caps. heavy for winter. nicely embroidered, 254: up. CHILDRI N’O FUND. Collar and Mun. lamb'a wool. 75¢ a set. ' Collar and Mutt in gray, with pocketbook for Si. 00 a set Buy them while they last for the nrlc e, at the The Fair Cloak 6. WASHINGTON STREET. and Fur Store. aOU'I’H sonwstlt. . m and 81.50. A sk about them. 66 Washington Strict. ATTACKS ON JAPAN CEAIING Newspapers Print Reports That the Acute Phaae in Panning. ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. all—The attacks on Japan in the Russian press are ceasing. The newspapers print prominently reports to the enact that the acute phase is passing and they watinue to assert that mediation is unnecessary. A confusion of Olongap‘o. in Snbig Bay near Manila, with Yongampho. on the Yalu River has led the Russian press into a c rious attack on the Unit- ed Stain. he statement that Rear Admiral Evana' squadron was to pro- ceed to “Olongapo was either garbled in transmission or misunderstood. for it waa reported here that the deatitoa tlop ot the Amman ships was "You pampho." This en-or was made the basis or in attack air-"the lotivsa o! the United dates by the Navoe Vremya and Ustok. both papers pre- tendlng to see in this move the en- tranoe ot the United States into the quarrels 'l‘be Novoe Vretnya remarks: “At least America will be an open enemy. which is preferable to a secret one." "sane voua NIAD coét... your conscience clear and your bowels open" Therein a ton of common- sense in it. Constipation is death in lite. The Intestines are cl with matter. Yen must move it rise sick —tever possibly. Take Cal-curs Sol vent, Dr. David Kennedy's new media cine until the bowels are clear and natural. pany. Bondont. N. Y.. for a tree sam- ple bottle MILITARY MANOIUVNINO GROUNDS. arm FRANCISCO. Jan, Ill—The Pa- ’ cidc coast will soon have line military »%'§0Mt..ou‘p__'*.. s-ev .. A]? WANT. THKOI—DO YOU? «4 . 250 Sleeping Garments for Children. Children's lindervests and Pants. sizes 2 to 8. excellent 25c garments, 1% Women's 50c Golf Gloves. all colors. Black Merceriacd Petticoats. lined and unlined. rrgular prices: ".25 Planneiettc Kimonas. regular price 01.00. . Black Wool Cardigan Jackets. “.00 kind. ° Latest Style Sweater-s. were 82.98, now. NEW COLLARS. NEW BELTS. NEW LACEI! Come in any any N. E. RYAN. Write to the Calcura Com- _ 1.8 750 no I225 South Namath. ALTENID THE PAY ROLL.- NEW YORK. Jan. 20. —Arthnr Wood ill. cashier and Arthur 0. other. a clerk in the Canal street branch aloe ot the Adams Express Company, were arrested last night. charged with late- eny of 38.000 belonging to the -conl- may by altering the pay rolls. Their operations are said to have covered a period of eight months. FIGHT WILL II .Ilml. Those who will persist in m their ears against ti}: continual rec ommsndatlon at Dr. ing'a New W covery tor Consumption will have a long and bitter fight with their trea- bles. it not ended early by tatal w nation. Read what't‘ , ., l...Mlas baatoaay: " ' t e had every ksymptom at tlon. She took Dr. King's New covary after av slash“ ed. in renal at tour hote aeatlra .y sateen by Frank Food Use an eldrainaagq‘ ., , l a? .1 . in. .
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