Oil! 'cruran
‘e n worth
("the Norwailmfer many
it log. Our stores are open
I‘m delivery through The
4 “port and Bangatucir.
:. #1 11
r
rte, di'y' without scorching.
oil
ltettleliefil on gas above all day
”bile cordially invited to thin
“image the lady makes.
_ Dr KHEIK‘IBVERYWIN‘
. ' ‘3! '
' fir '1 f
14- 1h; £75!
fir with
.,“1.
‘ $14
.1... .e '1
- IE” T..' 5' 90"“ a“
1 ’ 13D etl.1fer 60 ct. duality.
-\ 1""
.13! c“. for 50 ct. quality.
.l'“‘il$l1,.for 75 ct. gulllty.
.W....
Demonstration
“ bites Boaright direct from a lhicc wccka' demonstration at BeigeI-Ooep-
are. New York. is .wIth us proving the superiority of ALUMINUM over all
othermiaree for cooking utensil-
Me or odor, makes fudge without stirring. bells milk In a saucepan with
out eebrchln'g,‘ makes apple and all kl nda of butters without etirrlng, bolls
A particular feature of Aluminum la that the
il‘ willie 'and acids of tea does not discolor the tea or coflee pot.
B
I '. l5! eta. for 751ct.'lquallty11 .1
if“?! Eli: for $1.00 quiiriy.“
5' Genls’ Night Shirts
DOW 1:9 “.1“
oil Vl'h di’flilt'st
flamed»
yeara. rm II belimwml ilic. shrewd and et-ooom-
- pet to Inticldee-hiti or her We his and catch the Bargains while thcy
every evening to facilitate the closing out in ~
‘ way that the stomach. Itaelf would
Norwulks Winnlpauk. Rownylon. I)rirlerr,.
‘Ii
.“1 fi-.
It";
.1‘.‘
i,P
ltrr‘, ill.
She belies griddle caller without greeee,
Tea
without water and will not. crack. The pub-
demonstration and to partake of some of the
KIAHQ‘ IN ALUMINUM.
ii 4'“;
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wilt: 13L“. . 1
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59th Norwalk. Conn
W;
5 it till i
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Title WEEK WE HAVE our we we: WITH PRICES or ourme
. natured? downs AND crowning; board;
Cloaks
$1.00 for 82.08 quality.
$249.1” as.» quality.
$3.49 for 84.” quality.
“.49 forrfldlquality.
34.98 to.- $3.49 quality.
A few Garmente from last year at
31.06 each.
$13.35.?
.4
mar ,, 1,,
.1 1 ‘
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more
prices.
r‘L'
. ' ‘tflw fig?
1' r ”t
”it in.» E’s'
Mindnceyoar
‘ immediate meet your
._ 1 .‘:.:.. lit”
%.7 ,‘ 111. :‘k 'i- i
64 mum...“ Stall. sooth roman
- i'Teiephoiie “3-6. 1 11 . _,
i iMng '(l
' Funeral We:
THE IALANCE OF STOCK OF F UR8 AT THE LOW PRICES QUOTED
it
i N
.7
ranweeg1'
.e:
&SON
a
l
iii ltd mi quelity end character its general completeness
priced I5 low so goods of infidel-d nter-it £csli1be offered:
”we. in illi
ill ‘
Witt;
crime
u§uirlbljli T7. ‘.
god-rec ..
hen! to lav!
each in whih
11 the m'oat illportant organa of the hu
Solo atlll goLe on notwithalandlng the fact that hundred'e '
Domains hove al res dy
_ ‘ e of «toilet. worth of hifllggrade
“fl“ before tip expiration of our leaee.
, gee If it will not more than ,
. In Insults.
' plight to one of my cllenta.
‘1
I ' l‘i .
at .mrr'wm} 'rlo
clay match {lack a dull boy." ap Les
Just as well to the eh; on of
ysmwar it does to the man;
aoh§1a‘.11'n worn oil ‘
«(it'll
.Hiu (Rafi it.
1.py Ii euba He fora all
31:3??va erlete are ii
Willi cieht ghhatitutc.
O113i“.tiiorr'leeleV‘lgeat err ery bit of
ooYIn the rite aoh In Just ’the name
were it, yell.
re
Ihey contain all the on
010mm that the gaetric juice
_ that or digeative fluid: of the atom
écontain Ind actuglly act but the
‘and do iuet the lame work all
uraluttuld: would do, Were the
we on I They. their
lfioui'Ie'f‘Felleve. the an mhac'h. julrt an one
worhmpn POW“ mother. and per it
it to root on remnants and regain ta
nor lhealth rind atrength. _
'nh‘p "vacation" idea was counted
bzlthe letter of a prominent lawyer in
c icago. need what he uaye: 'I war
In the moat momentous under-
tel: ng of my life in bringinx about the
coalition of oerteln great. interest-
thatmeahtni'u chtomo'pa'w'eilaamy
clients. It was not the work of days.
but of montha l was working ni ht
and day almost, when 'at a very c It
cal time my atomach went clear back
The undue mpntal atrain
b o l‘nlit it about and hur led up what
u d hove happened later on.
“What. i Atel had to litqrglly force
down and, the ha't was It aourco of mlnery
as I bed a aonr staunch much of ore
tiiire. My head dulled. l wan nllllllllll
and began to lone my ambition to ear
ry out my undertaking. It. look“ pret-
ly gloomy for me and I confided my
lie lied
been cured by Stuart's Dyspepsia 'l’ab-
lots and at once went down to a drug
store and brought a box up to the oil
(h
"I had not taken a quarter of that
box before I found that they would
do all thelworluny stomach ever did:
Mad as a root or vacation won out of
the question for me, I determined to
-glve my atomaoh a vacation. i kep‘
right on taking the tubleta and braced
up and wont nhead with my work with
renewed vigor. rite Just as much as
over did and carried out that undertak-
lng to 'a succeuful laeue. Heel math I
have Stuart" s Dyepopilal Tilt!
thank for MVIDK me the build” eat
fee I ever received as well do my repu
legion and last but not least my stem-
Irc "
Stuart'ii Dyapepela Tablets are for
rate by all druggiatlr at 50 route a
box. \
link
the na
to
.~.-—.— _
wHEROINE OF THEATRE FIRE.
Carrle Andereeo Saved Line of Flfty
Pergola. lot Was lazily turned.
CHICAGO..Jnn. 27:7.“ the Samari-
tau Hrs-pital. her head and left rule
swathed In bandagea. ileii Carrie Ao-
d‘craon. the child whoae deed of hero-
lam lit the lroquois fire was recounted
in brief during the coroner's inquest,
but whose name has never been learn-
cd until today. .
Through the steadfast bravery of
Ihiii fourteen- yearold girl at least flf
i) lives we're caved on the fatnl after-
noon. She It was_ who, deeplie the
fact that her entire left aide was be.»
lhg lapped by flames caught the end
of- the ladder thrown across the alloy
from the Northwestern University
building. and guided it to a firm reel-
ing place on the fire escape of thc acc-
o‘nd balcony. Across this ladder many
men women and children scrambled to
nnfcty
She was in the balcony with licr
mother. who wait employed as a clear»
or at the theatre. and while ebe Mp-
ed, .her jnothcr perished. The child
30:; not MW ypt that her mother to
u.‘
‘1’0 CURE A. GOLD IN ON! DAY
Al Waiver-13$“ I? all?" y if it.
a it one
nil-anoint EW. Braves elgnature
-,"‘t'°hf
" dA’ JON or PALMER HALL
g0 '3?i1tllbli}S.Co...1lan.27.
Ior 0 College has u'at com-
azrgfiements for the 'edlcation
ii the new aclfnce hung
. 1t1ed1 . b'rudry. 1.21mi“);
twain w'llIra'n wit hth hi
nett lute of '
olhfll'e in the lighted in lithium
. .ui titration.“
ihigaal-erluarlng arrayupto "
'r'rii-“fi (#3 -TH'1"
4*..va
. .
' sentence was it fine of it and 3e
. in South Norwalk save
’ . heal, Iorpid liver end elioi the ills re-
' diet. with
7" Stra rhodium
illiili lid WNW
Prolilotor tied 6 Fremont
lion of [eligill 0f Selim "
LONDON, Jiin. 2?.w-Tlro inquest over
the body of Whitaker Wright has been
definitely fixed for tomorrow morning.
The tragic event In the one took: of. to-
latest and la discounted iii all Its fes-
turns. The poeaihlllty of the iluauclcr' a
Mollie from justice by suicide was
form“. by .DeteI-ilvo Willie, who
brourht Wright from New York. Act-
lnx on hlnia .dropped by Wright dur-
ing the voyage Willie gave the court
omelala a opeclal warninti to keep the
uloseat guard over him Towards the
mircluaien .oi the trial especially dur-
ing Justice Blghams trenoblnt, criti-
eiam, lt becamc evident that there
could only be one verdict no if Wright
was determined on aelf-deatruction In
the event. of bio conviction he had
time to prepare a method for outwit-
ting the lotion us he muet have fore-
ueett that an adverse verdict was in-
evltahle.
A strange document wail found on
the seat In court which had been oc-
copied by Wright. showing that he
had a premonition of his sentence.
This was It sheet of blotting purer
on which lic bud scribbled during the
justlcc's summing up. T c Romnn
char'ultert-r ‘.”\'ll were Ill cltly scat—
tered over the white sheet. This was
before the verdilt but the number
coincide” with the aentencc be re.
mired in the middlo oi the nhert up-
rmirs the word ‘lntcnl.'.‘ the last
Wright wrote.
Thc trpptrtlliltm pnpcrs continue mak-
lng trenchant tulllmt‘nin on the govern-
wrcnt. "which.“ they any “declined to
do Its duty for rmous now shown to
have been absurd Irr- law," and which
are always repugnant to common
nerruc.‘
'bc Westmirwtm flazcltc. "has reflect-
id more discredit on the government
than its other Inluliilit‘s with men
‘rutcr ionfit'illiflnf‘i‘fl. Distinguished
have had happy escppellf'.
The Inlnunclul News on those points
um; ‘wiighi might have made die-
llecomforted some people; but. Wright
was. onul an wit as courageous, and
he carrlcd hla secrete to the grove.
to prevent nthcrs (mm divulgingwhat
he «been to mncoul be dcetrovell
many papers. thus etunpleting hie eac-
ritlcc."
it in reported that a six-chambered
'cvolv.er fully loaded was found to
Wright' ii pocket by the WIlt'L‘
.\ poet -‘I“(ll'lt ill {xarriinutlon hue
rlrown that .ervlu leirrnrltted suicide
l" taking cynanldo of potauiirm.
____._1..1.1._.......
TOOK .FATMER'}; OVERGOAT.
Donia Tuelrey Paya a lrief Wait to
Mumford.
Iutcrrlilcd bv hie pronoun experi-
."llttl with the law. Donia Tuohcy, the
Stamford \euth who retontly stole
'rlil father” a uroicorrt and other cloth-
.rig from holllt. and sold the some
o It not and hand duller in Pet-lilo
llteet Stamford ill‘l ted the Mill
Monday night \ ren unhci um: con-
lined in jail lictc. unwilling trial for hie
umleus qiirlroc. 1h nuanced to slip
away. rind wux king trncllrl' for
liorlen when recapt cd by t‘ hie! lirnn1-
nIur. lie furnluhcd he pqlicc ulth cvl-
«lento suflricht to reprint Mr. and Mrs.1
Elisha Williams for conducting it til» i
orderly houac. in Pacific street and.
In renaldcratleu thereof. execution of}
xentcnce Imposed for the theft of hlgi
father's ilothlng tilts suspended. dTli
are
in jail. Tuehcy was placed on proba-
tion. He left for New Yorlr a few
days after his release. Since. that time
he has been corresponding with Pro-
bation OIlcer Minot-outing «for his
w.hcrciiboutil [AIM night he miido ll
hurried trip to Siamior‘fielflp did not
netlty Mr Rees: fur-t he told: no
one Into hia con deuce. He went
straight to his father's hunt-with the
alleged Intention of spending the night
there; ,‘i‘hls morning. when llfvaW
hey eroee. his eon was gone So was
the father‘aloverceht. The tether re-
sorted the matter to the police in
tdmtord. 'Ilnohey. ls
ho'was concerned in 1‘”
mm
i
l
will
“0
A VEdTyPOQKET “19
flour in the way no
ry Inuit to take. pi t sodium
fling in "suite Ire. Minimum.
inn! A win! of lilo“ it”!
‘ “mo
arantee against headache. billion
tton‘. Thor tonic.
' tritium cowl»
. hold, to
en the liver.
ruin-r...
«pm with that qt
The bundling of thin limiter. " say: .
people here inielved and some of them »
"lmllme which would ligvevaeriouely '
the. you” man .
in the teat-pol let. III a certale"
l ’e‘ui‘tliiarau. in «our,
Imt. U
wwyrhovfnum lease
. pioneer». centre
or. on
”M' continuum.
condition the elite ta almoet our-MM
affected There to no torture to corn-
aemu—and eczema
caused by Impu blood. The whole
bodefeola as if It werebelag cerium-
ed; in It mighty cauldron of molten
foetal. There are no wordecapablc or
deacriblng the you or the pureed di
1il1ted with 0c;g
urc bleed hired pure. side. not
ll rlail atrlt rh um ulccrir itorea, pim-
:pl a and bolla can be blinllilli'd by till
“In of It .Drdpcr ionic. .Thc roughcut
and (earnest skin can be made soil
0am! beautiful.
Mr.’ B. Willlumil. 112 danul I'trcct.
New Haven. Conn. found o remedy
Read what ehc says about it.
"Owing ltr lhc uundorful good Moth
I-r Solgcl‘ Ii Syrup trail wrought for mt.
feel im In duty bound.to recommend
it team onc nurturing from complaints
or ailment" brought on by an impure
Itstc of the blood. Some time ago I
was suffering from what the liocloril
diagooaed us one of the worn: calm
of Eczema they had ever attended.
Vl/as confined to my bill and lufferod
irrltold agonlce My Iac'c neck and
urine in particular were terribly (”It
ilgrrred and as the disease progressed
a high foyer set In. Remedy aftlr
remedy was tried to no ltl'.all when
finally IDr Kennedy President of the
N. i'. Hospital, recommended with
urea! confidence Mother Soigol'u
Syrup. telling me he knew it would
lure me. It may seem almost incredl
hie when i state that i used not more
than three bottlea of the Syrup when
I lean entirely cured with not a blem-
iah left on my body. and in CONN!-
ouenoe, l gratefully recommend‘it as
e most wonderful compound. free mm
all harmful Ingredientir. A med cine
thnt cm be udminllltered aa miracl-
lrntieuuly to a babe with its delicate or-
lriiniani as it can be to the moat streak
ly «instituted adult."
An absolute guarantee aoompaulctt
each bottle of Mother ficlgcl'a tiyrup.
(let A bottle from your drugglnt and If
It doeen't suit you. simply take the
label orfm the bottle and «end It to
us. We will refund your money by
return mail. We are financially re
aponeible and legally bound to make
out guarantee good. MOTHER Sidi-
GEl/B SYRUP Ci).. I88 Duane street.
New York.
,Selgcl'e Syrup is «impounded of
a done. There is more real concen-
trated ‘curdtire power in a bottle of
this syrup than to any other medicine
Irv thd entire world.
BOSTON FEARS THE GRIP
Similar to Thane Noted
Fear Yeare Age.
BOSTON Jan. 27. qlocal physicians
are reporting to the Board of Health
ninriy cases of severe cable with symp
toms similar to those which were not»
cd four years ago. just before an opi-
dcmic of grip visited the city.. Searcs
o caecs are being ("filed by many
physicians. and several prominent mcn
in e victims or the indlepoeiilon. Among
thcm nrc Bishop Lawrence. who.
though not aorioua ill, has been in bed
for several do)» ii. order oi his phyli-
clan and President Eliot. of Harvard
University. Chief Rufus R. Wade. of
the state. police. and Superintendent
William R. Pierce. of the city police do—
parimcnl also are similarly ill An
indication of the prevalence of the
trouble is the depletion ol‘rfactory and
dcpiirtnrent store forces. which has be
come noticeable within the past few
daya.
symptoms
-A FRIGHTENED HOROE.
Running like mudnlown the alreet
dumping the occupants. or a hundred
other dteidente. are every day occur
renocoi. it behooves everybody to
have it reliable Salve trendy and there's
none arr good all Bticltlen' a Arnlcn
Salve. Burns. Cuts. Sores, Eczema
and Ptiea. litaappur quickly under lta
teething effect. 26c, at Frank Ii. Bax-
tern Dru; Store. »
OKAHANDJA RESIST! NATIVEB.
BERLIN. Jan 27 -—-'i‘be Neueste
Nachriehten, of Brunswick. baa recolv
led adespuch dated from ariblb. Ger
man Southwest Africa aaylzf that Cl:
nhandia was then still lr‘ died out
against the heeleging rebel n'attt ea
Oilcial Intelligence from Scallop-
mend dated geaiel‘da)‘. saya Oltiihrlndlil
rcpbi a hat thirteen persona have been
metric in tfihi district anti ‘th‘al nev-
enty people are missing...
hfL cult! ir a overwork
fins .manlt ‘83“. or Blew Cattle
not“ at»: "I adhered tor yum with
dyapepeia. need to have greet. dla
trees and belching. I tried every
glint i could heir. or. butlnothing help
me until I took Brazilian Balm. and
one ‘50 cent bottlevenred the mutate
I'm-arena. n.2laletad. mi. nu-
.ter. and “locum mono:
.. '-l nae-W ri.‘ lie-wit
;.Pride often lifts a man up by the
hand! ettarhoi to Manama.
fl Mills“
Muriel... re.
Hultlu‘fiiieetm
"when ml tln'ie
WAWWA
a .
.. we .
no.1). M memo—i
For Evening Gowiii'.“"
Lace-afrfped Mods'selfne. 3 a
Brocade .IMeua elln e.
Hound Sffk- do! Moussellne,
Fanny ruuelt Silk . .
‘ t
The most exquisite color shades are here represent-
ed. The Striped and Brocaded Mousselincs are in pale
blue, pink. tan, cream. champagne. and black.
The Figured Mouaeelines are cream grounds with
beautiful colorings. and among them are some desirable
white and black combinations. Taken altogether it is a
rare assortment of materials for the price. They are espec-
ially nice for fancy waists. evening gowns and brides-
maids‘ dresses. Formgr values from 50 to 69 cts. Now all
are 39 cts. Wash Goods Section.
I
Small Good: to close our. Center Counter.
Belts. :5 ct. quality for to cts.
35 ct. quality for 15 cts.
50 ct. quality for 25 cts.
Box containing 2510 Envelopes for 25 cts.
Chain Wrist Bags. so ct. quality. for 35 cts.
Side Combs. 50 ct. quality. for 25 cts.
Belt Buckles. 25 ct. quality, for 5 cts.
"and Min rs of polished wood, 2i cts.
Dress Shie ds of Oil Silk. 2 cts. a pair.
Royal Talcum Powder. ro ct. size. 6 cts.
Hair Brushes, so ct. quality, for 35 cts.
Vici Shoe Dressing. 5 cts.
Calder's Dentine, I0 ct. size. 5 cts.
Gilt Hair Pins. 1 ct. a box.
Children's Round Combs, 1 ct.
Syringe attachments for hot water bottles. 25 cts.
Stylish Zlbelines.1
An exhibition of Zibclincs is in one of the Main“St.
windows. Among them are some pastel shades. very at-
tractive and desirable for spring costumes.
501 inches wide, $1.25 a yard.
AT AD’SE
Amelené
mini; If "tried:
1mmtig‘f'eafiw
The Kill “to this
Alloys Bought
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5' -. it"?
{w 'I ”In“? 5: '
. or til
2‘ .
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bay to euccen.
‘ . e'hd 17 calls for teachers, ulari
r. and tie mile for once workers
«you! :lAtlTAIN' :1I gpunfe eur'
’ w- arm n“, In flip.
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