,_ I prevail in the southern sections.
A Ilia, Git" was th e degrees colder
til New Haven at In :. 'ilh‘e only I
III as where the tempo IIII' Wild not
, treating was the wait and =
uouthern trio:-
Ida'. 00nd tions favor for thin vicinity
Milly cloudy w‘ea'ther with silhhtiy'
thigh hor- tempe‘rgturu. V
I
3 In!) lilaInis that hunters
airé sIIll ruling rabbits. although the
cloned season In on.
' ‘ '«I—Baaltetbali. Armory, tonight' Two
gainer—Dancing 10 to 12 ociobk.
Mrs. Clarissa B Bates 01’ 24 Orchard
sixteen, has been spending several dnyn
with Iclntlvoe In Danhury.
M
Mr. and Mrs Joseph '1‘. Gilmore, oi
'17? Woodward avenue. are the orbud
parents of u bouncing baby boy.
Mr. and Mn». Leroy Adams, 0:
South Norwulk are visiting the lat-
‘ tcl‘VI’ 3V parents on Main stlcct. Southport;
«Takes the burn out; heals the
wound: cures the pain. Dr. Thomas’
Eolectric ’,Oil the household IenIedy.
Mrs. Eliza J. Kellogg who resides
at the corner of Riverside and Ponun
Miguel». Norwuiit. In quite seriously III
pleuro-pneumonln.
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Dunning have been
‘ called to Broohiieid by the death of
Mrs; .Dunning‘s brother's wife, Mrs.
Henry W. Footc.~—Danbury News.
Morgen-ct Cuneon, otiC'hapel street.
Not-walk was removed to the Non
walk lloupitni Friday night for treat-
" InVent.
Frederick Woitheusen, oi' the Welt-
hnuuen lint Corporation, which mov'ed
from South Norenlk to Canada. early
inst fall In spending a few days In
South Norwnlk. straightening up bunt.
nest; mnttcrs.V
Michael (litilii, was taken to tho Nor-
walk Hospital Friday night. having
had the. misfortune to tilt down on an
Ice pick on 0 West Norwsik Ice pond,
Tuesday. ills condition In considered
ncrioua, .
Gershnm Fillow, of Crnnlnuy. had
the misfortune Friday afternoon 'whllc
cutting wood. to crush one or his iln-
gore He went to the Norwalk lico-
pital. had. the injury dressed, and
spent the nightat the Institution. .
in railroad circles it is said that the
Order of Locomotive Engineers and
the Brotherhood oi Railroad Conduc-
tors would hold a meeting next Sun-
day for the purpose of Inking up the
question of the promulgation of the
soccile‘d "Brown" discipline system
Invitations have been rccclved In
The Norwalks tor the annual hall oi
the Firm Company, Coast Artillery.
Connecticut Notional (I'lnnrd at the
state armory. New London. Thurudnv
evening. I’Obl'liuly 9th Jeremiah J
Murphy in the captain commanding.
wilaakcihall \‘I’ntorlmry vs. Team it‘ ,
Almory. tonight Dancing. Admio
ulon, 250.
W
Several members of St, Augustine
f‘ ouncll, Knights of Columbus or
Stamford are coming to Norwulk this
cvcning to Wlillalili the installation of
culture of Catholic Union Council and
tho motel-ring oi‘ the first deal-.90 which
“Ill be done In the oinccre 0! SI.- Au-
gituiinu Council.
my
C. I“. Comatock lodge. Brotherhoml or
Itailmnd Trnlnmon. hnu‘ mode arrange. ~
menus to hold another ball this winter.
It will be held in Music linli. South
Norwnlk Tuesday evening. Fem-rim
1:1 and has been arranged by conduct
of South Norwnllt friends or the rhil-
loud Inch. -
The beginning or the M year or
daily find; no young I)! to well
matured that the bullets basin to “if
as“ In come quantum. 'i‘h It In unlit
Helm II'IIII'W' “It'll!“
II poultry raiser who
page regularly during
third in cecalo‘nnlll"
I been
Ii the cold "win-
tor that him paced. dud others who
:‘oer; .
Wlt'y olnglc so long had i icrried?
t land! me now or myself iii inquire
Why in thunder IIQWTW (it all!
I when m a young girl at; tnc'nuut’.
VWVho refill! hind nothing to dealt.
'iV‘houo men that the boys cull “genit-
the erection of young Iodine going
Veround with their cleaves relied up.
‘Ws simply mo exprepgion to our lnr
preoclgnsr Urbano (0.) Citizen.
seems to be a. man of excellent judg
ment.
come on deck at Hickman. KY». to find
poultry heum In this
3etti on
These cautions l cennoti o'er end
1 . _ ted bolero!
' ‘ JTOwn Tepicn. V ‘
"6. Fudnci '
And third why the mode.
in pumice and 9huie.
“u‘thLi I.
~Clovelnnd Leader.
mountain lilo minimum.
We were not Inclined to discourage V
'. Proof Poultier. '
Mrs. ’
NeigthrbYour hu'ubn'nd
Mr». Newedfioi course hols.
married ”me, didn‘t
NW1».
,iio
he? -~ Chicago
Behind in the Rent.
vlicthILI—Hi'c words moved me
.lewetIV-eWhoseV?
Hewitt-«My iindiord's‘.~stnnrt Sci.
Am
‘ Almost impatient.
When a Mississippi River gloom:
boat has passed Cairo, bound down.
there is no Opportunity to obtain. deck-
hnnde till Memphis in rationed: Ounce
uuontlythc colored roundabouts have
things‘nll their own Way In that short
space.
On a recent trip the pansen'gers
the steamer: lying idle. and the crew
repealing peacefully on boxes nnd
holes on deck. and on the sloping
bank " I
"Whnt' a the matter?" some one ask-
ed the captain
“Niggers etruck for two Vhours'
rent," he ropiied. patiently. ‘ ‘
After many voracious delays the
vessel." reached (hiruthorsville. Mo.
and there 'it lay in Idleneos the next
morning when the passengers came
out;-
“Whats wrong?" ngnin asked one
passenger.
“Niggern struck for brood-rolls for
breakfast. Say they’re tired of hard- i
huh?" tililtl ihc rsviliror otxiil ulvittnut
vexntion
A third morning the ownhenlng pos-
oengers found their vessel again
,moored by tho riverulde. this time at
‘Boriloid‘, Ark. 011 the bank were the
rotlelchouts. holding n. noisy meeting.
“Strike again?" called a passenger.
"No. sch, ” replied theonptaln. "but
there's going to be. The niggers are
up on the bank. tryin' to decide what
they'll strike for next. 1' or right cross
at ‘em. ohough. and of they don‘t agree
pretty soon i“ to going to cut and leave
'em. and deliver my Height on the
way back."-——Youth's Companion.
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PARTICULAR
lmebnqu
”room/.4 -
Vofiig'
'3 idiom», ‘~‘
l
:‘,i.“
look St I Dive
Now. we have bull
1163 pipe! “the" ' “
do hive tor molt he do; don't
moire Vellum News .
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. Randi No Chum.
Md Monte-4 nib net summed,
Edith. M youn3 Mr Ki3hmun pre-
m wooing none yet. a mug quantitvtm
myour society to that of Rate as»-
of can to he Ionnd In this tutu-lotto III 1mm Bite my he more ditching
gradually Incmulnx end the prim
show a thilWIrd tendency.
V: Another Lot of “lose
Delicious
Slum Cured Hams.
end ooduuttioh.‘ but rho is m from
Mina! 80m" Mimi in the enduring
duel Inc at Intniloct and onion-o.
iii» While-fies. than where I‘ve
mm bulge o’n poor little Kit-«um.
0-30 itribune. ~
. ‘ Worth Trying. V.
.iio-«l demand for com melodic!
phydicinnl cro recommending noun.
t
“Shun-“inning. on the clock oil-lion
lie-Yen; tuthlnic ‘Il try it VtorV that
.....
oignr Denice—So you would like to '
Loo Sublime-Aw. 30 on! i want
The Kill You Have ilrays Bought
Commission Brpkers',
i
I STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT. FOR INVESTMENT A SPECIALTY.
“WW—*Mw. “W
The Maples 8: Goldschmidt Co.
recount awarding- of contract tur'Hoi-
loud puhmnrince; opp
H
II
Ons'iprlc iii hormone echo V
Shot 3 Syrups. I , I
_ Morphine no: nutter NercOtIc
limit , V, toyed tee. It ileum» Wound
an I vedolui I
Colic. it relieves Teething Troubles. cures Genotlpation
nod mommy. It “undiluted the Food. regulates the '
Stomach and Howells, giving: hnnlthy and natural sleep.
The Children's PWV no M0 View Friend.
I
In Use For Over 30 Years.
"I me We 7' hone-‘1 ”It“. It” you an.
l,:‘
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(INCORPORATED).
DEALERS lN
Sterile. Bonds. Grain. Cotton. Provisions.
Swartz & Corbett Block, South Nurwaik.
I
YOUR ORDER SOLICITED.
' ‘ ” WHO “as m: I
Ho 5095 Best canszoumss. ,
DO YOU II'ALIZI the «flow Commune.- ov "0»qu on I
It“!!!
Pricoicn Beyond nil otnrr [IONA-Mm" I: II! ”Minn: ".4 .-
«rml your higheut count Irntlnn
DON'T flint WITH V U- oven aluminium nu on ‘
nor . .1 mm cunnnnrno I
V . _' .5? . t .
i
O. B. JACKSON. l
I ‘ 0mm“. '
IIVVWALL IVTIIITI NORWALA : I
the
once of Optics and the fitting 0! gins not».
In a measure. to the {not that We emiunco every meritorious kind. We can
stantly seek to originate new methods of excellence that will In any we)
did
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Room I United punk Building,
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acorns ,
on“) couch-s,
m... w... .m«. ..,-....-..—--.r‘
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1.0 m: ovtn
entire field oi science: nowhere has there been such progress as In Sci
Our success in this line In due.
on in the practice or Fitting Glasses.
HOMER 8. H0”. {retracting Optician.
Iouth Norwnl‘t. Con»
Spool-I Appointment. at convenience of patron
Ollie. Mun. I. 11:48.’”'45. 6:00. Saturday ovcnlnon 7-4
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Grand Clearance Sale of Winter
Miliinery
. A DISCOUNT OF 26 PER CENT. 0N ALI. TRIMMED AND UNTRIM-
MED MILLINERY.
STAMPING DONE To ORDER. ‘
A fine assortment of china from the importing home of Vantina a. co.
8. S. TILLOTSON’S,
court-I NOIIWALK. CONN.
WASHINGTON OTREVET.
‘ null or diuun l
Ibo cflilllli'ltlilIfllAh III
II V II» .Im'd
remaining In this coil or no Its aim
niflcancc. ‘ I
t It ‘
New. Yo, In 3 iii running bunt And”
any on ordoru iron!
European natiOn
known that Ronnie has pinned an .OI‘
liar for s large number oi heats but
Nude from that local ntockhoidcru
‘ have heard that another European
_ country he‘s also placed on order for I
ed by the comp y In the plant of the
Newport Newa
Dock Company are pinpointing upon,
steady employment
I W'
Withltocd OIhcr
cold which lingered tor' weeks" Vssni'
J. Urquhart. oi Zephyr. Ontario. "My
cough was very dry and harsh. The
local dealer recommended ChOinber-
lains Cough Remedy and guaranteed
bottle of It cured me.
edy ii» for sale ‘by StilluoiI-Powoli Cor
, lore. on the Consolidated railroad, nu
‘9
pproprluiion or 0850 000%
xlmot but ‘1:
till). “Sift h‘ol it»
on tor ‘rdtirlilz
I'i‘ho dampen h pi ‘Ne "hurt
more than one
It is generally I '
no boats The Bridgeportors employ.
hip Building and Dry
VLINGERING COLVlV).V I
But
Quickly (lured by chnmbcriain'o
, I count» Ii'c‘rncdy. I.
“Last Winter 1 nought u very
Trcnimc'nt
SOVOI‘II
One small
i believe
Chamhetinlns Cough Remedy to he
the. best i ever need." This rem-
it. so i gavo it a trial
notation. Cliitord Pharmacy, Pleroo‘n
Bridge Pharmacy. . Zoltiusc Pharmacy
'3.
l
FROMBRIDGEPORT.
Another Well-Known Young . Woman
V on Vthg Stage,
Liliinn Francis of the [liberty Belles
Company which will play at Hoyt's
Theatre next Thursday is 1 Bridgeport
girl well known to many of the young
people of this city. Her‘roni maintain
Lillian Scholar-tar formerly with tho
Brideeport Electra Pinto. Company.
and who resides at 99 liee'avenue.‘ The
voting lady is about 20 years Old and
for some years had an ambition to go
on the stage. «u'i‘hree or four years
one her porentn consented, but this
w‘ItII be her first appearance In this
0 v
Miss Francis has been with the
"Blue Born d" company was with tho
‘orlclnni “Beauty and the Beast" conr
pony, the«"Sieopy King" and others.
Sim in n biondo, with the inccompauy-
ing light skin and complexion. Iicr
featured are small. nnd she mnkos u
very pleasing appearance "Oi voice.
which is: of good quailtv has been on]
tivniod and tuliucd no tliut no: friends
will he utuprisod at the progress she
has made.
love in‘the "Liberty Belles" perform-
ance. Ethel Love in one of the semin:
ary girls. Mint» [Francis also under-
gliltllefl no one of the Pink Paloma
r a
NO MORE BTQMAQH TROUBLESI
All stomach troubled: removed bi‘
the use of Kodol Dyspepsia Curt. it
gives the stomach perfect reat'by di-
gesting what. you out without the atom-
ach's aid. The food builds up the
body, the rest restores the stomach to
health You don‘t have to diet your-
self when taking Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. J. D. Erskine. oi Allenvillc
Mich, says, “i cultured Heartburn nd
Stomach trouble for some time. 3'
sisteninda‘w has had the name trouble
and was not able to out for six weeks
She lived entirely on warm water. Ai-
Ier taking two bottles of Kodol Dye:
She now eats heartily and Is in good
health. i am glad to say Kodoi gave
me instant roiici." Sold by The Clii:
iord Pharmacy. ”
GBOUPING‘THE MEN.
Move an Suppoud. Looking to Carry-
' Inn Out of “Brown Syncm."
or "the Brown system" ior,trnin hund-
ordor has been Issued to these men, it
the various editors in whose control
they are. For instance, the trainmon
are to report their motion» to the con-
ductors. as understood. the switch-
Inen to their yardtnnateru. and the en-
gin‘ebl'lt end firemen to their theater
Inoculation. ~ ‘
'i'iiocé niclniu will report to the out-
' , club» In t o Office of the General mono:-
raccoon
museum .
WEI”.
GRIP.
IN 25 M
I... 959.9?
Bilingual» Ind, In this tiny. the
value of the mob and: their records. It
In at?” I. win he item track oi. The
I no
bryoti form in in: at» the railroad
Work the con corned.
It' In meet on All sides that n decl
oi ground will nocenrarlly have to b!
, gone over below who "Brown system."
,' in its Intended form. will be finally
adopted on tho COnIIoi'IngIed rend.
' WHEN re actions.
From 'the Blutrtnu. Ind. honour:
:
BRONCHITIS
WNW Iournum
CONSUMPTION
sort Wt; oume nnthilicorntsd'honci
rubric
Grip out! Picmrout or the triadic syringe
iwnnt tun go home.
I "When tlrcd out. go home.
want consolation. go home :When you
When you wont
“to chow others that you have reform:
oil. no homo and.ch your family got
acquainted with the loot. When you
Want to chow reunion in. your hunt go
home amid o the not there. When
yen tool lilo» being titre liberlil 30
home and products on your With “It
oiltiren ilrdt. ,
V II Inc with extra
‘u'ml light up the
_ om dud toito Chitin»
- I AND Uuonnwnitn, BECTIO N. .
sunppv Beachwear THESE PRICES.
Miss Francis lakes them”. of Ethel loo
pepsin Cure she was entirely cured .
in connection with the carrying out ‘
in said. directing their grouping under '
1! run in n conceit» «to V
V libiltlildtk we would ”add. when you have .
‘ gaunt
an?
cct, at 750.
Children' 3 Fine
11 white and natural, at 980.
as WASHINGTON sr.
31:ch ‘m‘ 'nvnnv'wnv EXCEPT in melon.
“contrive Aonn'rs MOURN with Loss.
MEN’S HOSE.
Men’s all wool Half Hose' In naturni, camel hair and block
at 250. I
Men’s Fine Cashmere Half Hose' in natural and block at 250
Latest colors to Men 5 Fancy Half Hose, at 25c. ' ,
Men's Half Wool “Socks ill natural camel hair and black at 3
12 1-20.
LADIES’ AND CHILDREN 5
Ladies’ Fine Cashmere Hose with ribbed top, 39:: value, at 25c
Ladies’ Fleece Lined, regular made Hose, with black or whitr
our
Ladies Heavy Fleece Lined Hose with ribbed top. at 19c. V V
Children’ 3 Fine .or Coarse Ribbed All W001 Hose. at 25c. i ‘
Quality Flecced Ribbed Hose, at 250. ‘
Children' 3 Fine Ribbed Lisle Thread Hose, 25c quality, at 190.
LADIES’ UN DERWEAR.
Ladies’ 39c quality Ribbed Vests and Pants, at 290.
Ladies’ Fine Quality Heavy Fleece Lined Ribbed Vests and V
Pants, at 50c. ‘
Ladies’ “Oneita” Fleece Lined Union Suits, at 50c.
“Forest Mills” Three Quarter Wool Ribbed Vests and Pants
' "I'orcst Viills’ Black Wool Ribbed Vests and Pants, at 980.
83-85 WASHINGTON ST.,
Ne Gk wear.
There is always a refreshing breath of newness about our Neck-3'
wear stock which you appreciate. This week we are showing some I
new creations for 1905. There is an advantage of exclusivencss in V
selecting {rem these early arrivals.
N E. RYAN.
SOUTH VNORWALK.
SOUTH NORWALK.
“IN THE SOUP "'
our fine, fresh soup meats furnish
a "stock” which makes tappetizing
and healthful initials for luncheon
and dinner. But soup meat is
onl asmall item with tic—we
tao our steaks and .oasts to
bear out the statement that there’s
no better butcher shop in town
than Schaub’s. It’s Ax as to qual-
Ity, cleanliness and price.
SCHAUB’S MARKET
22 wnsmncrou smear,
’PhcnO,V322-2. '
FIRST PRIZE,
SECOND PRIZE,
THIRD PRIZE,
FOURTH PRIZE.
umbrella.
IICOI.
gLiFIFORD HOTEL BAR ROOM.
MAHACKEMO HOTEL LOIIY.
VIOUTH NORWALK CLUB ROOM
Will!!! you ‘
Wait For Great
Glenn-once Ogle
inland Cigar Sluts i0.
OFFER
CASH PRIZES
to those collecting the most Automat Bands before
March 1. 1905:
FIFTH maze.
srxrn pmzn.
snv'rn pmze.
EIGIITH PRIZE.
morn pmzn,
TENTH PRIZE,
Total ..........$55.00
Every contestant 'not winning a cash prize will receive a 300d
Automut' bonds on ten cont cigars count as two hands.
All bonds mutt be deposited in lo
lanes with contestants name and n
envelope and left at the Cliaord Phsrmapy.
and Elizabeth streets before March 1.
Eight of the most popular brand: 0'! 1union mode
on sale 9t each store. much dim-la bonded with our own special bands.
The Antonino Cigar Stores will be found at tho Itcllcivins
Anion-MW
$10.00 CASH
9.00 CASH
8.00 CASH
7.00 CASH
6.00 CASH
5.00 CASH
4.00 CASH
3.00 CASH
2. oo CASH
1.00 CASH
W
to or 100 or more In cooled envo- .
ddnss plainly written on each .
corner 0t 80th Help
to and 10:: ctxui
OITY' HOTEL LOBBY.
CLIFFORVD PHARMACY.
TH! LADIIS" TAILOR AN EUR» ‘
innit , «~
A Clearance Help 083'
die: Bloch Costs. 34 In he. in
with Skinner's satin. igym mint
rice. III. Short CW . hon
ino‘d with fininner‘ ,Intin: Iii? n,
incite, price $8.98., go m n e
ly dum. MI «I: o _ '
tile on overrihi ,
'klrtt i9 '
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