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V____ ilciste tamorrow afternoon
lwsh'litn'iz Masonic.
ror smili- did 11 gm: ‘llhln i111
nig'rthan lshVald-yV VVgtVVyld war'mer
“”18 t. I Y cables
di urbahco that was centV'
::1%ky Mountains yesterday morninVVgo.
1111 moved esstward. and Is now oss-
ln lobe. it is producing cloudy
ther with rain or snow is the cen-
11-11] and 111-11131 sectihns.‘ lV intelli-
perature ls rl n s n a pee-
tions east 0'! “1‘0 “flotilla river.
Storm warnings are displdyed along
thd New England coast. Conditions
favor for this vicinity clbudy weather.
with rain and 1110wa rising tempera-
turs
—— —_
+Roasting Pork. loin or rib 100. lb
ilayes.’ 1
him William Everson. oi Ely avenue
is Malling in New York.
Misti MIY McCsbe is sick with grip
at her home in North Main street.
4—Merwin' s hams 12%c. Schaub' 3.
~ Miss Mary Adams. of Green Farms.
is visiting friends in South No.rws.lk
D. H. Filiow Jr., and family, of
South Norwalk. were in Georgetown on
Sunday.
--Special sale of.hlgh grade under-
muslins, 49c. 69c and We ca M. S.
Smith SV Co.
Howard chuii. stenograpber for the
Cilbclt and Bennett Company. is on the
s '1]: lat
Miss Josephine Dalton. oi Ansonia.
is spending a few days with friends in
South NOr'walk.
w-Goodrich Food is so different from
all other. cereals you will like it. 101:
all leading grocers.
ltev. C. M. Selleck. hasrnot been at
Lewisboro tor the ant two Sundays,
owing to indisposit on. '
The regular meeting of the governing
board of the South Norwalk Club will
be held tonight at 8 o'.clock
——Soit lists and Caps at O'Brien’s
Miss Winifred Tucker, oi‘ Ridgewood
N. .l., is spending a few days with
Miss Audrey Gillmore. at the Hotel
Clifford.
Mr. and Mrs. W F. Bryant. of Nor-
walk were then nests of Mr. Bryant’s
sister. Mrs Burr Mills. in Georgetown.
on SuV'ndoy.
——New goods arriving daily. Stabel.
practical hatter. Smiths cigar store.
Mahackemo block.
Tlie choir of the Knight Street A. M.
)1}. Church will sing 'al the Mission ser
vice in North Main street. tomorrow
afternoon.
Mrs. Andrew Radio of Ansonla. has
011ch after spending
some time as t guest of friends in
South Norwalk. 1 .
-—-5 ib."pall hard. 5th Hayes.‘
There will be a pool game lit the
South Norwalk Club tonight between
ll. 8. Mitchell rated 75, and W. E. Mil)
tllcns rated 55.
i‘oulm'astcr C. H. Taylor entertained
his brother. Miss Fannie Taylor and
Mr. and Mrs. Jodcph Bilcknam. of Nor;
milk on“ Sundsr.
-—Tbo economiial furnace coal “ch-
do". Raymond Bros.
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THE CHRISTIAN churches at Goa
slantinople. Turkey. and Yokahoms. .Ia-
pan have long used the Longman S
hLartinea Paints for painting their chur-
c as
Liberal .contrlhstkms of is. t l.-
I‘alnt will be given for such purpose
wherever a church is located
HM Scodeld Harris Springs. 8. 0..
w rltVes: 'mpalntVod our homs'stesd with
L. t M. twenty-six years ago. Not pitif-
ed since: looks better than houses
painted in the last four years."
W.‘ a. Barr, Charleston”: :w: W
writes: “Painted Frankenhnrg BlockVI
with L.- Ihzjfl. she's-hotter thanfd'ity
buildings here have ever done; stands
out as thongs varnished. and actual
cost of paint was less than 81.20 per
gallon. Wears and covers like it.
These Celeb lad‘ is
Comatock. Wat at w..
Walk Hubboll: 7 1 Wm
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Westport: Northrop Bros.. Southflfiw
Special inducements
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l’ 11:33:}.ch 1 mum’é'.‘ 2"“..7 “at: 33.?
were I!
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LOCI 'ITIVAK n...
"Vti
K. Banks,
.1:
" in Wkllj street.
lb LIlX Mo'-
,4 Basi,86c. Bacardi
trick Malone. was celebrated at St.
Mary‘s Church this morning.
-—-“Jeddo" coat. the moat economical
for furnace nilo. Balmoad Bros.
Cebunll
Mord. smiled one yesterday to
ad a few days in South Norwalli.
~Milhlmnsn halts wash goods. white
Dina hoods. muslin un-
swear in g t quantities. M, 8.1
l'lllk l: 00.
The Rouklfiwis K. tllénore, pastar of
tho Norwal ethodls Nikola wl of
It
11 Gish-
bul'y Chapel.
onump Corned Besi.10e1st Sohsub's.
A regular weekly meetl oi Buck-
gingham POIt. 01' A1 3.1““. mm‘lk,
was held last evening at the post rooms
-—Tams and Tonnes DV'Brie'n' s. "
Mrs William Brewer. of West ave
one. will entertain the Ladlea' Weekly
Whist Club at its weekly session next
:Tuesday allernoul . . .
—Goodrich Food 100, at all leading
II.
The Prohibition Alliance meeting will
be held Monday evening, Febrdapy
at Charles Britto‘s heuso. Marsha;
street. South Norwalk. 1 1'
--Thousands of thing's 5 11.111111111111111
dept in the Mill Remnant sale, It
astonishing prices. M.S .Smith & 00.
Mr. and Mrs John‘VSniiVllll, who have
been visiting their son Asthur in New
Canaan, for several days, have‘ return-
ed to their home-in Norwalk.
1—Delrbies1 Derhies. Darbtes. O'Brien,
The family gathering of the South
Norwalk Congregational Church next
Thursday night w ll be led by Dr. Free
man. Topic, “ e‘flh'ered Present.’
Exodus 3. 1-7
-UmbiellasV, Umbrellas at O'Brien'a
The Young Men 11 Band or Chrl tiVan
Workers of the First Methodist is
copnl Church. which .wu to human“
last night. adjourned the session for
two weeks
—Periect fit. quality and style gnar-
aatced in my 83.00.831.50 and ti. 00 soft
and still hats. which I am now selling
for 82.,00 82.26 and $2.50 Stabel. .Ma-
hackemo block.
Miss Elisabeth Taylor..who has been
seriously ill in the Norwslk Hospital,
is now at the heme of her rathcr. Dea-
con John D. Taylor. Benton street. but
is still quite sick.
-—Chlcllens. 18c. lb. Hayes.’ '
if you like something dainty. and
caclusite in nockwear you'll ilnd the
newest prettiest and Vmost desirable
styles at Miss N lit itvan' s. and the
prices are very reasonable.
—HaVe you used ' "Joddo"
your furnace? Raymond Bros.
Mrs, William 11‘. Lockwood aul'fl'r's.
'1‘. Marshall Andrews. of Norwalk. and
Miss Martha Jenkins. of Baltimore.
were the guests oi Miss Helen An-
drews, in Noroton. yesterday.
--Six lbs. Fresh or Corned Plate or
Brisket, 250. ;. P‘roshJ’Oi‘k. 100 Bayes:
Messrs. Gordon and Littletou. the on-
tertainers. have been engaged to take
part in an entertainment Ind dance to
be given in Red Men's Hall. Washlns'
ton sheet. 'nekt Friday evening.
-—-Attend the great Combination Sale
opening Feb. 6th. at: “-16. Smith e
Co's. Dry Goods.
Mr. and Mrs. John Manning onion
tallied quite aviarle'eompany of friends
last evening at'nheir home in: River
street. Norwalk. the occasion being the
tenth anniversary oi tileir'woddlng.
-~‘We are 'prepsred to eclipse any
previous :1an ever attempted in the
Nilrwalks Sec poster. ' M. Smith
& Co.
1"1‘hc blocking timbers used by ion-
tractor Opggswell in moving the old
factory building. which have been to
unsightly on Railroad aicnuc for sev-
eral s. have been removed .~—_Nsw
Canaan Messenger.
~Rump Corned Beef. 10c at St llaub s.‘
The Salvation Army meetings in thc
ball in South Main street. this week.
have been wallet at.tended The special
attraction is Brigadier Lamb. who is
conducting a series of scrvtces. Spec
dVVsV meetings will be 'héidV tdhlorrow all
y. . ,.
—Go to the United Grocery 00. store
coal in
and try the Goodrich on demon-
stration thele for some days
A farmer from middle who the to
man this 111111111111!” mniy
that he heardib hula“ this
morning and tilt "the bird 9h :fifdwu
dazzle But the ”with”
s a lot of trading in
er laced
Vthan' 'dry goods storel‘oh $111521:
town, so his story received little cred-
once.
-Canes and mourning ban‘ds. Vfi‘Bersnlw”
innate 1m...
business and have sold their stock to
F: D. um- 1'00. 111-. Bandit?” cited
to Norwaik some time "9%
the business from Mr.
avenue. He has wgrk
and hard. but apparently hint”
return to bid old homo in Massachu-
sells. _. . 3 1,
«All new gsonVs 1.11111 Vlatest stsdss.
Pavia-amnion lit Stabcl. practical hat-
. 1.1.111 innit-alarm
therewa'saihlr
"thoughuiuuiyaslamdseasw
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.elnncaefcg. Mel
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in
ct- cheat out d-thexwuay. it.
a
JACKETS.
with satin. finished and
trimmed. havc'bovn North. popular.
Viackets of the sVs'asoVn. were $10
and Sin—— I 1' -'
. ‘ $0501
mFl AC E‘s,
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tor. plainVVVV or millisry‘ styles andc
including sited for hard- to-fit
folks; were $13 andsio.5o- ..
M. 11.1...
FV‘VIVVNESVT COATS. 1.an V-and
short models. fine cloth with 'rich
trimming or of elegant severity of
outline; highclass in tailoring as
well as material; were $18 to
piawy cit weari
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VKERSEVY
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830--
812.00.
Second iloor.
”FELT HATS.
Not a very large lot. but the
hat you, would like' is” fairly shrc to
be included.
Untrimmed. but in shapes that
call he made charming with but
little trimming.
Black. white. red. brown and
caster.
Worth 31 to 32.5.1.4
45 CTS.
Right corner. rcnr.
JAP $le.
Haildsome'in "texture and at-
tractive in price:
White or‘hlack.
Black in widths from as to 27
inches—35c to S1 yd.
White in widths of 20 to 27
inches—n51: to St. 15 yd. 1
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Lilli nlslc, reap.
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lacthVVVVVVVV ll billion,
filling“?
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[V have it to loan on all kinds oi Real
Estate lil large or small amounts, from
one to three years, or on my monlhly
payments. 5 and 6 per cent interest.‘
F ,.
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Dept. M.
BROOKLYN. N. Y.
it Viol. Velegant. LllVieVll WVIVlVidowV
grades with 2Kyoerymlifst :ringea. closing
cm W; 9 ll" washed-and
69c eac. 25c Cloth S ades at 12
each. Umbrellas 29c 39c, best 83. o
Umbrellas at 98c. All kinds of Brush
Which are up.
Sights and. Blue seatiske
Boxes at prices below cost. 200 as~
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coo-law aisle on sun.“
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SELLING DU 1"
sorted Lamps which we cannot ship
13.10.5111» mas—tomes them
out at ”911 can Lamps}? 11111
Latch «mm: than VV':;A11
.wnl etc 81.25 Din‘ing 1m
.nmthfflobo’ to m ’iItHSVe. -
mull iswrdsm Shall asses arise
50s., Goblets the dos iron Spiders.
a offer
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Voaii‘lenasncdus ras'.
V Il‘bw
“1w~.
securing a sewing-machine than
mathrehgh the W club. There“
can be no machine good bought
toner-mass; a price.
«i 1 . ‘
{13h Damorast thVsVd mark as
l as any machine: it is guaran-
'fpr ten yearn. it is sold at
dsniall profit; and it is sold to club-
c'embers on easy terms at lowest
price. ‘
'The Demorest has stood all
testi. but best of all the test of
service in Bridgeport.
'The Demorest priceolist:
Box top. 3 drawers.-— $18.50.
BVox top. 5 drawers;- $19.50.
Drop-head. 5 drawers— $21.00.
‘DVropthead. 5 drawers— $32.50.
'1 Automatic drop-head. 5
”drawers-
DVrop-hcad. 5 drawers,
'marquetry finish—
$35.00.
$25.00.”
Automatic drop-head. 7
drawers— 826.50.
Automatic drop-head cabi-
net. $35.00.
'l'llirll ”OUT.
MEN'S 50c TIES—291:.
Handsome armurc-likc silk. in
rich.irridescent onc~color effects.
2
l
1 Fiftyocent tics in silk. in size,
ii" style. Best of all they are
1c counted as spring favorites.
English squares (large ones);
iour-in~hands .
l ' ‘I93-
.1 it aVisch from
,l'lii Holland D11. lools Bl. Biilgopolt Gt.
A; wry' minor-isn't chlfion sf
; '- the mealtime fs' .
iii-iii! ‘iuisimn !
1/ you will joi'vc 11.1
your order we will settle the
vocation/'01: you at and.
da-
Ri'gbt Coal sf Right Prices.
N0 sx'rsA cusses FOR caasv
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EUROPEAN PLAN.
T. .1. SULLIVAN.
PIOPRISTOR.
Newly furnished throughout. Best
accommodations in the city for com
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ltsVstaurant for ladies and gentlemen
on glen-S loll“
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Manufacturers of All Kinds at
Mill 11111011111111”
VI'XPERIMENVIVZL WORK
Specialty Mfg. Co.
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luring
Dunn a J“ 13'" speed :DOI‘IWI‘” III
means an tl‘lloslpaillhll
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on r llsoof 111111. 1:11 ”swish
lulm 0! these two men. a lustrous
ramped 11 was averted on the his
rail 3 slsht or We see
not .it was on blonds! hill“
at .1 Mi clock when a wqtboil d
rolfllt train dashed into “the 1111'
11-0111. over Nev 14111111111 way and struck
a boo line for New York ,
M the cats immaterialV over the lolntV
In one ’f" of the rails of the uses
almqat- dractly under the tower. tho
sound- seeking ear of Dunn detected a
false note in their progress. and he
at on e declared to his minor MIN. ll
mush wan some
thing ill matter “the troll."
meaning t e rail. '
Thereupoc Thompfi hustled down
{ruin his perch ups t and mailed
tlose Inspection of the rails in the cold.
black night. with the aid of a lantern.
nodule mum after. shrew moments
of searching he .tfound at there who
«(nothing the matter. At the point in
the rails alluded to above be found that
a section of one of the rails. seven
and onehali inches long from the end
oi the nu. had been broken of! di
rectly along the row oi holes by means
oi which it was clamped to the ad-
joining rail. This piece of broken rail
had been buried to one. side oi the
trick by the force of the into which
passed over it and broke it.
Word was at once sent to the repair
gang. and the break was fixed. The in-
jury ln the track was nearly our the
"Tip" bridge curve. and the derailment
of a swiftly moving train there might
ham sent it tumbling into Mill river.
SUFFERING RESULT OF NCGLICT.
A neglected cough or cold may lead
to serious bronchial or lung troubles.
Don‘t take chances when Foley's Hon-
01’ and Tar affords perfect security
irom serious effects of a cold. Sold at
Plaiated‘s drug store. South Norwalk.
‘nd A. C. Silllman' a. Darlen.
V "4 MEMORY OF MR. IISHO'.
Practical of Consolidated Railroad.
All over the great Consolidated rail-
road system today ilsgs are flying at
half mast out of respect to the memory
; of the late William D. Bishop, the1ice-
fir'esidcnt or the road. who died yes.
lordsy in Bridgeport.
Mr. Bishop’s funeral will take place
on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock at
his late residence and Her. Edgar A.
lines of Troy N. Y., will outclatc. as
related by Rev. Dr'. W. H Lewis oi St.
John's Episcopal church oi that city.
The bearers have not been selected.
It is requested that no flowers be
sent.
Mr. Bishop was one of th wealthiest
men in western Connecticut The loan
dation of his lprge fortune was laid by
his fathel. Allred who received both
(ash and stock holdings in payment for
his construction of ’thc Naugatucit,‘
Housatonlc pnd New York New Hav-
“1% 11mm railroad. ‘rne 111111911
mm ly are large holders of both New
York New Haven S Hartford Railmad
company and Naugatuck road today.
William D. owned considerable realty
in Bridgeport. but in the past few years
had transferred some of it to his sons.
notably the Arcade hotel property. lo-
rated in the heart of the city. Social
ly, those who onJoyod his friendship.
prized it hill!”-
V A FRIGHTENED HORSE.
Running like mad down the street
«lumping the 000th or a hundred
other accidents. are c1cry day occur-
ronces. it behooves every to
have a reliable Salvo handy and therai s
none as goodas Buoklen‘s VAmlek
Salve. Burns. Cuts, Sores. sign:
and Files. disappear quickly under its'
soothing offset. 3‘51: at Frank 11.31111-
tcr'a Dnlg Stole.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
HUMAN HEARTS.
in Human Hearts. the story told is
one oi much interest.
sym thica oi the audience are thor—
ough y enlisted. Tom Logan. an hon~
est blacksmith, living in the hills of
Arkansas. is entrapped by an adven-
tilross. whom he marries without dis-
covering her character. After a time.
and while. poor “in thinks his happi-
ness is secure. her former lover ap-
pearsonthssoaae- A murder incom-
ultted. and tomb-1m platitu- Of
this infamous man .and woman. thb
crime is Maid on Tom. as ndiacov
era the truth. but through love [or the
woman. sad rather than may llhos. he
hears the Slim,hunflmw13m
victod. and unwind mm
for lM‘iler where he wouldVllvoV "Vi!“
wheeler the lawyen
lion oi whim friends. who brill kid
use to the notice of tho Govemoroi
ends happily. and Tom is restored| to
bill forms an
The [“0th oil: in Vl'lvwdh ‘pdthos Via
combined?” with comedy. At lloyt‘s
flagella“.
Sila-
soul Ming
I'D' III were
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Marks of Respect for 111. Lots Vice: V
in which the
Arkansas. latheaad oiooum.“
seen to «wettest advanta- 'l‘lle snout manila oi the Connecti.
éjflfm‘wo? oi Break- out probate assembly nor the charmi-
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AGENT VFOR HAY MANTON'S PATTERNS.
t of all 191115 11 .1 :1 -
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till 1111 Illllillltll'y Silt i
In the history of our merchandising among you 11.11"»;
been many notable bargain events. but we will say this to‘ you slid
we say it honestly. that no such bargain opportunity has ever been
ohercd to the trading public here abouts as this big lnvdptoiy'aph
which we have prepared for you. it isn't a "Section Sale". “fit
im’ 1 the advertising of a few spec iale here aan there. Such lathe
far reaching importance of this cv cat that every stock in the I'm
contributes its best to make it the money saving event of the wkola
year’ 11 business. We have made such price reductions as will
crowd the store to the very doors each and every one of the seven ‘ , i
days of the sale. Now we ask you to carefully note these redun-
tions. If you read you'll investigate: if you investigate you'll
.m.‘
buy. not alone for your present needs. but for a long time to come.
511's BEGINS saruaoa'v MORNING. JAN. 30. AND
CLOSES THE FGLiViVlVDWViNG spruaoav molly
83-85 Wéahinaton Street,VV‘V .. 4‘
South N0rwalls.Conn . . " '1'.
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CANVAS. AND Lima. in 71-1: LOT mu. SLFOUND r11a cams-
clloss STITCH 0111: en 0111.0 Allianmaacoclt reaches AND
sorrow .SMIllVOlDé arrears, A'r mamas PRICES.
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