‘Enll‘nuallball tonight in Arlon Hall
l.
iii.
, Conditions faval' for this vicinity
r and colder weather.
‘ Putnam Rococo inniln
cine tonight Firat M. E Church.
tionisl uoloista refreshments. 25c
0 by 96 Blankets at 81. 90. Mc-
9?-
Big cut and mnrk down sale on
sheep at Olsen' ll tor January and Feb-
ry. Read italic
:ipdolu Council. No. 4, Order or Uni-g
American Mechanic's, will hold a
ll meeting t9night.
—--‘Putnaln Hinze Ball. Arion Hall, Fri-
yei'sming Tickets admitting gen-
chin and ladies, 50c.
., .---Don't forget the great sale ci’ Mus
tin-U Underwear now going on at Ms.
Email; &9 Co.‘ a. A line Skirt or Night
39c. »
ding to th schedule, the ismrd
col violinist :are‘ down tor a
neat Tuesday evening
ham Hole can. Arlen Hall Fri—
emu: ’l‘iclteia admitting gen-
u and ladlea. “56c.
clerk is belleclt I:
emu store, is linend
vacation on Chilnm‘ohs’ island.
meeting of Ophir Chapter ,Qrder
of the Eastern Slur, will be held to
in ht when the heady elected anthers
be installed
aL-Soi't and Still lint9. O'Brieh’it.
Money invested at the New York
Glocery Cbmpany‘s store is always
captioned wisely Saturday's specials
appear in today's ad. Read it
#:E'nti're stocll All Wool Horse Elan
it real c'o'st. Mchruay.
Wilmington Oiillttl, bio. ll Patriotic
tlrderxot the Sons of America held a‘
regular meeting. last night and in-
stalled Master of Forms William Snit-
lln into olllce. ‘ . _
«rue great Corset Sale now going
an ill M. S Smith & Co.’ a is worthy
your attention. Price 26c pr. upward.
Cards have been received here for
the first or a series of assemblies to be
given‘tby Edwin 8. Jeffrey at Record
Hall, Flirt Chcuicr‘, Thursday evening,
January‘lil.
"l in? mtmablravlgf my bowIlIIr
W!" or
”gill!" “AR“ "you?”
‘80! I“
clinch
bul For
Win”?
At R'l’. hurl“, “rid” .
«9‘0 :fgz" 11A; Ig‘tz‘i’é ‘hipbfiogw
aamounts; ”Ill“, coicblznoorflfldu
;‘ slices. Clothing and Rurméhin‘gs}
- in the South Norwsik' Contamination.
. Chili-ch by the doom or the
. tilt lit the
y will hold its fillie
. (Mind to the breakink oi I portion 01
‘- ‘ ‘ ,
‘ Providence: William Alexander. agent
of rich material.
“ by Mrs. (chariot Dennis and
'Olio omen at tholi
this droning «6th:
tur'. The adopti on“ centre's will be per-
‘Idouhlo lluht Simian:
at George Keelor'll. .oh Waalilf,
street bridhe‘. next. naturally
any, Jan. it and 16. With purchases in
The new WelabIoh lihhtrl. inétailel‘
also
over Circle at King's Daughters, wil
be used for tho that time. Sunday.
Clinton commandery. Knights Tem-
blur. of Norwallt will meet this even
Iconic building. corner oi
all and scan streets The order 0
‘thio limo.
vpgsterlng dlrleaaes o! the skin. Pu
an and to misery; Donn'ii Ointmonl
cures. At any drug store
Responsibility will be iha tepic o:
the sermon Sunday evening at tilt
First Methodist Church, by the pas
tor This Will be the third in the
Series entitled Short Sermons on
tir'cat Themes
4150 do: Towels now on dale at M
88mith'd: Go’s will be it positivl
38 1-3 per cent saving to you,
The unicorn oi Calhoun Union Coun
cil, Knitllts of Columbus 01' Norwaik
wtll he installed Monday evening in
District Deputy Brennan. of Stamford
The Stamford degree team will con
ler the initiatory degree.
"l‘ry our Freeslren shave. silver
yohr ipoe from chopping and pill-incl
the slim. Three hot-hers, no Waiting
Joseph Dim. so 36, Main street
, The first of the midnionthly meet
logs of the Norrislk city Council wil.
be held Monday evening at the Coun
cil chamber in win 'Itrtl'et. so far a
is known 'at the present time. no land
tags: of special importance will color
it
'—~Mblta Vita, 10c. F. D. L & Co.
ice Dealer Albert A. Betta. or Not
walk. lli‘la entirely completed harvest
inc: hlii crop at ice;.tor. the season
the electric handling machinery ‘at in
parade on the Wilton road. loo Deals.
Frank H crrlll has been delays.
shmewhat in storing the crop there.
‘ Allnivemi Bread _llisl_r9is. :2 on. F.
.11; Lawton 9.00
Congressman llill has dilated hi
three sets or thé Records at the Union
and Confederate Armlos dtrinx thl
thélilon to the followin libraries.
Fall-item Memorial Libraly ol Failueld
Ferguson Library of Stamford, and
the Hotchldss ldhrnry‘, or snnmn. The
other Connecticut members allotted
theirs some little time 930 Each so
contains about 160 volumes.
«diminish Derbles. O'Brien's .
Guests at, the, Hotel Cllll'ord last
night Were: W. W, Harris. Myron
Yockeliu, Moses» .ini'trey, E. C. alum.
J. L. Samuelo. E. J. Lyons, D. E. Sul-
livan. J. 0. Cowl, New York: Mr. and
Mrs. F. F. Judd, b‘. O. Burrowa, H. E
Wilson. A. C. Fairbanka. C. J. laser.
0. P. '~Duillcld, J. L.‘Willard, J. D
Eaton, John C. Rourke. Springfield; 1“.
,Ha,igh Pansaic. N. J3. J. 0. ill. Law-
rence Chicago; R. E. Hougllton, San
Francisco; W I»! Cowley. Robert E.
Deh‘orest Bridheport; W. '1‘. Baker.
Liberty Belles; 0. N. ilhdd E, L. lvos.
: Middletowu; H w Godfrey Hartford '
Gulpure lace made 0! gold threads
is an ideal trimming for a dinner gown
oatv culls iron ovaprhsm.
Err. Franklin Bush ct New Castle
Del.. says. “I suffered tor years with
dyihib'in‘I. used to have great distreIl
and belching. ltried everything i
could hear at. but nothing helped lne
until I took Brazilian aim. and one 60
cent bottle cured in completely.”
For sale by R. ll. Plaisted F. [-1. Bar
«truths. in: slings Ions ‘
alumni calcatai'tziti
"MT DRK (WALL, hQiMli ml
iIODTON IUTTO AND FRESH SHOULDIRS ................ ..
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5
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F ION TRIPS, PIGI‘ PIIT, ITO. ,9
tho Ollflord Pharmacy.
Noihina ,
Mlsrcpreseuled
Evelulhlna
As Advertised
loo—18¢ LI.
no as.
106 II.
lilo LIA
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,. trauma... (dummies: ,
lid 9‘ be entertained nioxt Monday .
. doll on Tribe .0 n ti. alum:
, Milt. will meet
3 fribh'li wiitwam in the Gazette build
cross will be conferred at i'
‘- Lr'l’atrible plagues. those itching ’
{i ,
,, i too. 6 d ‘ y
can. It enroll Diarrhoea And Irina
oothtnh Trouble» cures (introduction
and Flourish”. . ti postmaster the Food; William the
Stomdclt AAA 36me 31“”? healthy and natural sleep.
The Children'd Emma—Tho mother’s Fawn.
album!”
in Have liraysBough
Ill Use For Over 39 Years.
the billions llflhtiiit it up. I noticed
the old countryman ot the incident or
the afternoon in a seat well down in
the trout where he had evidently just
oasesvw n times Honors.
Farmer Thought HoWII the Entire
Audience It LlhIrty Belles HIhIIrIIi.
William Alexander, business munc-
;er of The Liberty Bolica, which wiiil
room at Hoyt‘s Theatre, next week
tells the. toilowing readable Mary:
The hiberty Belles. With which
am attached was booked to play in The 0141 man A and started ”D
)ecstur. iii. a ahbrt time back slm- "‘0 “3‘9 “”9“” “"3 “We": be ‘9“
lltunooualy with the Corn Camilal countered Ml‘, OWN“ NQOXNINB him
told there which was quite an event and animal“ that he “WWW “d
not only (or Decatur. but (or the on 30m” “WWW“ with ““3 theatre
.lre surrounding country. The town arid- "3“?» Mineral) MW,“ got-darned
was into full and running over with 800d show‘ by 80* ' “ll 3 9“? Y0“
ountry hcoiuiilia There was such it did?!" have I blue!“ house
.rowd t at hundreds or people could W
lot and sleeping accommodation. and 1"“ ORlGlNAL
rod to be contented with chairs in the Foley & Company. Chicano orig" noted
obbies of the hotels, all hell upright Honey and Tar no u throat and lung
it convenient decisions. or walk the remedv and on account of the great
ireeis, all night. which runny it one merit and popularity oi Foley's Honey
lld Mr Given, the manager or the and Tar many imitations are offered
sera house was standing in front ol tor the genuine Ask tor Foley's
tho box office talking to m-- nhmi 5 Honey and 'l‘ar andlreluse any substi-
iciock in the afternoon. W's“ sari lute oilered as not mthar preparation
stringing each other when m. “i l-arm will sire the some utilisation. it is
or came up to the window umi bought mildly laxativo it contains no on
a ticket for The Liberty Belles asking tales and is cutest for children and
at the same time it the doors were 9le delicate persons Sold at Plaisted‘ a
in yet. He was told that they wore Drug Store.
not as the play would not begin until}
inlt- past nine in in on account of thq
troet fair and the big parade which
was to tulle place that night and w. A. Brennan for PresidInt~SooiIl
Which An “sufiny customary at. “lei 8".lor‘ ."d Anniv.r'.ry D‘nc'_
theatre on Corn Carnival night. ~ .
"We never ring up the curtain be, After two WBCDQWmBDm "19 annual
meeting and election of omcers of Si.
by the dancing at the comediennes
The sisters danced oil just an the
cinnal came from the; trout oi
Khoune to open the" doors and the car-
I' lain was run: dovt‘.
G
O
1- A. s. arr-loans ELECTED.
—......—._.
ore 9: 30 o'clock on Corn Carnival
man.
The old fellow looked disappointed: and “mm” SM?" “‘ "0““3 “w" W“
at this and said he wished he could successfully held, “”9"" evening, 3‘
:et inside and rest himself a bit, as he i the rooms in South Main street.
had had no sleep the night beloro be The reports or the unicorn were sub-
in: unable to and a bed. He looked mltted and accepted at a recent meet—
so thoroughly tired and worn out that log. The election of new onlcers re-
1 called bli. Given to comply with the suited as follow: “
nid tollowu request. at the some limi- Presidenta-Wllllm? A Brennan.
promising tb sac that be deposited his Vice hermetic-N el Sweeney
ticket in the box when the doors were Secretarymhernard J. Connolly.
opened. , l unmet—letm l~oley
i wont to my hotel and did not get, The new odicers will be installed by
back to the theatre till ball past eight County Director Cuddy. or Stamford.
and looking in at the trout noticwl at the next romilar meeting.
that the lootllsh‘ a were burning. the i «chi session ‘0! the ladies and
curtain about half My up. whilo the sentiemcn will be held next Tuesday
McCoy sisters were on the stage rt» M. at the room in South Main
beaming a new bit of busiriess which street.
they intended introducing in their lite anniversary dance of the two
dancing specialty in the third no t. societies, the committee On which
The body of the house was perfectly was appointed recently will he held
dark but its the electrician touched February 3. in the Norwalk Armory.
till: «to:
ANIISEPIIC
who”.
GRIP
cows W
c cocoons Bagucgimis
_ CONSUMPTION
' mmuu ASTHMA
surmount MINIMUM!
1
cures am 'l'hrcat ulna m on d 't' null
Grip and Pleuriny 01:69)! thoy whulo has: tilt: midis.
125 DOSES 506 .
' no...
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been around trom' a refreshing nap ,
the ‘
aisltt’ said the manager to the 0M iosophs Total Abstinence, Benevolent ‘
. imhble than when mi in one you
‘tho In accident and limit «wow. .
Charles E Dow,
HA6 sisal hcobcso r
can casual. ostivsnso "I tore
OF 26 BU. OR MORE.’
TRV A LOAD AND I! CONVING-
ED.
iiu Minimum
9 'Phone 68. 9
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FHANKB KKK Sill
rtbuauvc.
, mm. 9 9
nor. WI rm. i
F I TTINO
‘inT Slicer Iron. Copper
Md ZlflCI :
80 South Main Street.
hinting. lln
Jam Nouns. Bonn.
Income».
in iii Milli iii
mum Nonwnnu.‘ 600m
ORGANIZED i882.
it; fits
Capital 310000006
Surplus. rioo.ooo.oo
m Profits. 860.000. 00
solicits accounta cl inalviouam man
4.6km“. marshente and serpentine
upon lover-bio tom“.
cowm u. marnnwaoufim.
JOHN H. KNAPP. mum.-
utool II. LAYTOM. Mm.
DIRIOTORb.
u. H. MIthonn John N. HIM
Icon rt. nil-pp Henry lumen!
Josiah it. Mal-yin «mm momma
Christian 6mm .I. WIiiIeI Marvin
Fred. H. Iowan
mm
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184 . rm
PLLMBINO AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING
“mm AND Milieu.
ILATI AND TIN nooriuo,
an and Item Hiring.
FisturII. Metal Rollin].
Have you non our club It
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE IONESR mHgTCHKlSS
17 WALL chRIQT. NORWALK.
On Its
lARNIY I BERRY
Skates
In the lIIdII'I. Ari light. strong. dim
able and tin Melon. prottiut IltItI on
the marlin. WI have Ioiti them for
fifteen yIIrI and know them to re to»
"side in Ivory mam. Ar. limo Id
:In interned in getting repairs ind
unit we can on quickly II in boy oh
a» tram {Intel-y. WI any 81" IIIII
gnarl prion and would III: that you idol:
them our bolero buying.
1 ill WAIHlNATOfl "WRIT.
2 6 m
1!“.
Mb ails : ‘
at 25c.
12 l‘zcr '
Ladics’ fleece Lined
feet, at 75c-
Children’ 5 Fine
sanctuc occurs nouun
Men’ 3 all wool Half Host in it
Ladles’ Heavy Fleece Lined Hese with ribbed t
Cliildrcn' 3 Fine or Coa
xenon in PM“?
MEN?! HQAE
Mcn’ 5 Fine Cashmere Half More in natural and black a
Latest colors in Men’ as Fancy Halt Hose, at 25c. . 3
Men's Half Wool Socks in natural,‘ camel hair and black.’ iii 9 V
LADIES’ AND” CHILDREN'S.
Ladics’ Fine Cashmere Hose with ribbc
regular made Hose. with black o:-
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
Ladies' 39c quality Ribbed Vests and Pants. at 29c.
Ladics' Fine
Pants, at 50c.
Quality Heavy Fleece Lined Ribbed Vests and
Ladies’ “Oneita” Fleece Lined Union Suits. at 50c
“Forest Mills" Three Quarter Wool Ribbed Vests and Pants
in white and natural, at 98c.
83-85 WASHINGTON ST.,
selecting from these early arrivals.
N.
as wnsamcrousr.
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“IN THE soup."
our fine. fresh soup meats
furnish
liriil, camel hair and bitch). *
d top. 39cvaiue. at 296.
op, at lgc.
rse Ribbed ‘All Wool Hose. at 25c. ,
Quality Fleeced Ribbed Hose, at 2 c. ‘
Children’ 5 Fine Ribbed Lisle Thread Hose, 25c quaiigy, at 19c.
; scorn nonwstu.
a “stock” which makes appetizing
and healthful initials for luncheon
and dinner. But soup meat is
only a small item with nil—we
look to our steaks and mains to
bear out the stateroom that there’ I
no better butcher shop in town
than Schaub’s It’ a A: Is to qual-
ity, cleanliness and price.
'Ph6ne. 822-2.
SCHAUB’S MARKET
'22 wasmuorou eraser.
3,9"...
t 25:.
wh to“:
“Forest Mills" Black Wool Ribbed Vests and Pants,tit 986'...
- ‘SOUTH'NOR‘WALIE.
A, €80 Wear.
There' 1! always a refreshing breath of newness about our Neck. ”
wear stock which you appreciate. This week we are showing some
new creations for 1905. There is an advantage of enclusivane‘u ill
FIRST
umbrella.
envelope
and ill
.- light of do most
, (in i. It Inch Itoro.
MAN “"0 01‘“.
FURNISHINGS.
A 11 am Main Inert. mus Ncmna‘
IOU H NORWALR' 0L8. ROGMO
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Whit For Great
Clearance ante
sit inlay, in list
D. Gottlleb
DLO‘EHWR. ONO“ Milo
£25"
55.
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0‘ PER
CASH PRIZES
to those collecting the man Antomat Bands before i, A A
March I. 1905.
PRIZE. $10. on CASH
SECOND PRIZE. goo CASH
THIRD PRIZE. 8.06 CASH
FOURTH PRIZE. 7.06 CASH
FIFTH PRIfiE. 6.oo CASH
SIXTH PR! E. 5.09 CASH
SEV’TH PRIZE. 4.60 CASH
EIGHTH PRIZE. ,_ 3.00 CASH , .
NINTH PRIZE. zoo CASH
TENTH PRIZE. LOO CASH
Total ..........$55.00
Every contestant not winning a cash prize will receive b 8006
Automst‘ bands on ten cent cigars count as two bIndI.
All bands nluIt be deposited in ion 01100 or more to mini cove-1.
input with contestants name Ind Iddrm plIlnly written on each 3
add left It tbs Clidord Pilot-many. serum of dentll lull:
lIIhotb Ill-om. before limb l. 1905.
’l‘d’d’tdhil‘l‘lhmm ARR“. °‘
r our 0
Internal; Oinr atom willbe
Alli" no not i. In 666».
bifalilld
CITY HOTEL LQRIY.
”8V.
me-au ‘ ‘
run Labial rnihoamsib
”tun:
it. ruining
QLW'ORQ PHARMAE'V
gm
A Clearance dale on martinis
idles Black (lasts. ill inchII long
with skiunnr'ii satin. my own
fried Ml. Short ennui. 24
grill“. price It is. ’l‘hers
only thing». but we, ,
sale on everything
iiSitii'til from 89.49 6
will III. has: then
we cannot titration
866'“
MM .
load with structural will. w '
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