Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 26, 1905 · page 2

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at $125,143 and at
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stbeicoulieo c. ,s noon s =
obstruction. point. out the reason lol-
no dlfiereilce. . J 3 ‘ i“
to a ventilated“; stlt‘emeut submit-
ted to the hem 9e Mum 19.11;; the
.ecretaryg-of til ,an ,. it was I., own
.htyt doivu file but r30the Outlaw

"or .‘ad cost

Ill,“ .250. With report

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, it the bureau or construction and re- ,

lair. s ‘ burned the same day, shorted
ut in? ‘ increase in the perouhtugb
itwork .va ell t'l‘he material 3
and instantaneous ibut wast value

i ‘ in id naturalist“ in
one. , c on i , cues Won
‘ ‘er' s also workingeight beluga s
in? is more ,elilcieutrtiisgn one washing

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. LOIKING oven .,
the entire field of science. nowhere has there been such progress as in Bel

‘ elite of Optics and the titling of, glasses. our success in this line is due. .
in smeasuro. to the (act that we embrace every meritorious idea. We con
i _ tly seek to originate new metlu ds of excellence that will in any we:
Iii us in the practice of Fitting Glasses.

HO VER 8. non. narrating I'ptinian,
Rubi. United Inuit Iuildlng. tooth Nona-Iii. eon.

Omelet Appointments It convenien as at patron.
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We display at all times the choicest and most extensive line (
Parlor Furniture in the Twin Cities. All of our Suits have a dignit
of appearance and richness of finish that exemplify the highest typ
of furniture making teday Some time when convenient take a strr
7_ through our mammoth show rooms. We will be pleased to show y:
our entire display. which we think will compare most favorably wi
any of the stores in Fairfieid County in point of variety and qualit .
but at priccsfar below.

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A. J. Collins& Co

Funeral Director and Embalmer.

:2 NORTH MAIN ST.’ SOUTH NORWAL

 

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HIGHLAND PACKER
THE HARRIS e onus co.

PHONE 342-5. 68 WATER ST.
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Wii (will Yiilii Alllinillin

’i‘n lilii lldt’lmtillwe offered in it
usinu of our lmllittl Cunt. Limit. .1“
ldflti (iillii. llllli‘t! iii’in‘il'i,\l‘l., lllUi‘i.‘ iillii
itit‘tltln. morn host to tile iiuoltetful
more economy to the ion than any so»
cold. Gives antieinctlull'iiocuuue it'
sotlsfnctory cool. Try it once. Yout-
see the advantage of using it lllwsyi
No ’l‘rnding Stamps. Remember yo
set value in Cost.

ii. ilifliillflflll d SON.

1% Water “nought. 23M.

74 aesvlsw Mm. Tel. 97—49.

Wood siren. Tel. 203mb.

.5an 1'. Haves. 6 Main on. Norwsiit.
Public Market. 32 be. Main St. to. New

 
 

 
 
 
 

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tinsl res til-with a solid sold. tulle wqmtdfisfltiliiln mm iillii.
‘ . omits? use. ‘serstt section. bu tiiul ‘detivem worth - 1.50.
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’i‘rn ‘entyard srewgrlttng eighthours.
who these enlpiobd’ at Newport
News are on ten hour shifts.” '
, Another incidencouesuon‘ is as to
the diiferencs in‘rcost or‘superintienv
‘ente dud silica work done by "the gov~
ern‘nlent and that perfordred: under
government auspices. On that point
no report makes it appear that the
out for the govorumonthns been much
use than half What it has been for
so privoc yaid owners. Tho figures
.ro: Gollorui super.ntonzlonco on tho
'illlioatlwt, $53,581; on the Louisiana.
l22.t.S8. '
Un - m’ the omcore of the Brooklyn
ard best qualified to speak authorize
.vciy on the subject thus explained
in difference in the figures:
“The now reports the antral cost of.
onstructlon, but such a report is not
node by the private firm. e'or in-
sure, on a cerium due. when the
we battleships are compared, it is
build the Louisiana is do per cent,
.‘he contractors or builders oi the
louisitilla would thereupon demand (.0
er cent, of the moon; to be paid for
in ship. 'l‘his demand figures as the‘
0st of the ship in the cost of the
hip. in, the case of the Connecticut
his would not be done. No demand
ould be made tor 59 per cen‘. of any
uad set aside for. her construction.
it the central-y, the figures of actual
:ost would be given and those only.
our, it will be seen that in the case
i the Louisana there is no teJln;
bat the cost of the ship is. There
re some who will say that the slider
ere between the government and the
.rm figures measures silently the pro«
to in the constructionior the private
Jntractors. it ill not for me to say
but the figures bhbw. but the public
In draw its own conclusions. ‘
"Whatever these figures show, there
i no doubt that the building of the
innectlcut is going on Just as effec-
roiy. just an cheapii. and, what per-
..is Will suiprliie outsiders mos:. just
quickfy as in the Louisiana.
"The question of the‘ro.s.tive eiiic-
rlcy of the workmen or the supo.in~
udcnts does not. to my mind. figure
this differeucozto'auy material ex-
.lt. In one case. the cost is known.
another, be cost. plus the profits.
iy is known."

3 MORE STOMAGH TROUBLES.
\il stomach l.oub.e is removed by
i use of Kodol Dyspepsia Curt. ll
es the stomach perfect rest by die
sling what you out without the atom-
he and. The food builds up the
dy, the rest restores the stomach to
saith. You don't have to diet your-
if when tailing Kodoi Dyspepsia
ire. J. D. Erskine. of Allenviile.
:ch.. says, “i“ cultured Heartburn and
omach trouble for some time.
star-indew has had the some trouble
id was not able to eat for six weeks.
“is lived‘entlroly on warm water. Ai-

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

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_. titted suits I so in .
he can't reluember w ‘ t they ml were

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~ seat a lost the tiibt’lpirit . ‘

fall out 91 r. Rev/eliwtlp to. term

has-ligated in littyitwo‘iswsu . haw

gu “lost out one. and he confidently
posts the his ditybthlrd violently

it in ‘hnolhor tvtcto‘ryfi io‘h‘ls lsurols“. Mr.

Oornstocit h s been sued for almost

over, insert able thing. and hes lusti-

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the fact inst M has been .so suc-
cessful in his many, advenures in
court has paced Mr. Cousteau on a
high .esal lane, and his critics has
been freque tly sought by those :who
know him. lthouxh oi'smsll stature.
hells a mos aggressive‘but conserva-
tive man. In lighting, for. it point he
uses his great reserve force and legal
knowledge,‘ rid ‘hae fieduently won
important d lsions through h.s quich-
ness in pro pting his counsel.

'l'hese Inc is, coupled with the wide
knowledge a d experience of Mr. Row-
01, moire the result of “.0 suit most
undecided, ud‘ its final ouptcome is
awaited wit great interest.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

WH N TO GO HOME.

From thei Biui‘l’ on. ind. Banner:
"\t hell tired out. no home. When you
want LOIlStil' lion. go home. WllL'ii ytiu
want illn'go home. When you \H‘llil
.o bi-Uh iliii‘lh that you hut/e reruns
oi. so liUilii- ulld lei ;tllll‘ iamliy get
utquuultcl with the fact. When you
nllill to show imirleil at your bus. go
home,- iillll do lhc out the e. When
you feel iillii being extra liberal go
homo and pin-unite on your into and
lllill‘Oil iillii. When you well; to
shine with extra bl'lllinncy go home
ului l.-.;iil up the whole household." To
which we would add. when you have
u had cold, go home and lake Chum:
herons Goilpi iiomei,» and a quick
cure is cor nin. it counteracts any
(sodomy of n cold to result in pneu-
monia. For one by Stiiieon-i’ownii
Corpomtion. Clifford Pharmacy,
l‘jerro's Bridge Phalmacy, Zeltluss
Pharmacy. ‘ ."

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countericur PATENT-8.

The following were issued January
24th. 1905: ’ ‘

Lat lurni bed from cities of A. M.
Wooster, Solicitor of Patents. Bridge
port, Conn. , "

John w. lull. Bridgeport. fluid com-
minuting an mixing device.

Donald N ble. Bl‘ldreport. three pat.
-ents--seam£cr sewed articles; toning

 

guide for s wing machines; sewing
machine loo taker driver.

Edwm A. loaves. New Haven. valve
for 5&8 metfrs. ‘ .

E. R. Sa gent. New i'iaven. socket
plate for caskets.

Joseph D. Wilson. East Haven, conti-
lilned that.“ r and odoiter. ,

i-‘. ii. Richards. Hartford, golf ball.

Elbert 8.,Root. New Hill‘thld. ma-
chllc icr liiauu suturing brushes,

A. K. Heitmnnn, 8.umford. ice box

.‘ i8: .

Lewis Ruiieim and E. Tarxett, Dan-
.l.l.. llilltllliie lor shaping fold collars.

l“. N. Humphrey. New * Britain,
buckle.

Spencer 8, Lane. Waterbury, button
fastener. ‘

isaac id. Rainier.
fabric.

Robert ti. Ellrich.

wrench.
. Labels.
Herman bower. New Haven. “Bow.

Middletown. netting
Southingtou.

 

r taking two bottles of Kudoi Dys-
-psla Cure she was entirely cured.
he now cots heartily and is in good
with.
.. Inn'str relief."
«rd Pharmacy.

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By melting a bluff at being busv
. ii men ale able to dodge a lot or

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Cures a Cold In One Night.

Kills theCatarrh Microbe and:
Open Breathing hangs Wm

‘ Only Thing

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tide nsrsntsed, You well or how you ever set stone
in deflections m ctiiiord i’hamncrd'ib. colonic”. lb
ingest, Hilton 5'. Bests. 49' Well street: Edwin-d P. sad.

i am glad to say Kodoi xsve.
Bold by The Clif-l

 

BRAZI

Guaranteed to Cure Any Cough. 25c
Only Radical Cure for Bronchitis. 5001
Cures Worst Group in a Few Minutes. ‘
Cures Sore Throat and Ulcerstad Tonsil .
Only Positive Cure for Qulck Consumptl n.

 

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Frederick W.
"Wootton‘s Menthol Cigaretes."

Cigarettes) .1

8 OF THAT cuLD ,
or it may esult in Pneumonia. urn
siiisn Balm is breaking up Colds when
ever tried. almont without exception
10, to. bilo at! $1.00 battles. The Cili

Vent Resin '0: and “‘N‘vlnfl't n

or is Chief 5T Clzar." (For Cigars). ‘
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, “reins '
William censors. ,

it“

it a {critic at, 0

lie canremsiii at tile Newton o e
at night. He tannins pull iillii .
Operator ‘Wheaton has tulle o
place.on Operator North. Who hill be
copied a position as “is 3u‘3'o‘pbiuth.
at the Eaton, Colo. 4t Burch ‘ 0on
my}: plant in the West End'o inge-
pol ' ‘ ' ' '

Howard Arnold. formerly tonnage
gutted: cubism or she Berldihire little
on ,H, can mil 9 but it ii 31*
animals. ~ . “ «.99 J“ t ‘

conductor Thompson of the but»
nsldgsnd Danbury run tissue for we
covered tron: blasprsinsd brittle as to
be little to resume wotk again. ,
Qpcratorfl’rhonurs Ups‘urux .hu been
Inadleent in charge or the Van Deu-
senviile station on the dorkshue oi-
vlslon. . . . '
Engineer Byers. with ‘ Conductor
Dull 11le1"! has been running. trains
567 and 1482 of the Berksh re d.v.s-
ion during the some illness or Engl-
l.eo.- Russell. ,

Engiuter Hoyt. who for many years
was stationed on the Berkshire d.vls-
on. .s now running one of the
= mull trusts on the New York
division with lloudqultl'lc.s in new
lC.'l(.

Messrs. \tuiie iillii ,il‘chlli hath; been
cppcmmd night t.cllei spent and bsg~
gage master, KCS‘JLCiJUly, lit in; .\...
\c mu :iriiLiCIi on the how Yo.it ll.
V ij i' l‘.

Conductor Archie Undcrhlll.
Minx-us... .t.iiil “.3 cut; ‘..... ..‘. L. .,..
for a long limb, nus 1)an [LUJUHVLi LU
l‘us: freight 84 on the. New Yul: lil-
vision. » ‘

'lliuothy il. Fcnuctl, who rcs'guc’i
the superintendtncy oi the New York
d.vsu.ll Lli account 0i ill health. ls
now in the iiml‘ord hospitul undo.-
ill!“ --. 4-: 0' a med l- ‘r . Hi
treated for an injury to his right arm.

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ONLY CURE FOR Di‘o’F‘di SEA.

.\ll'h. Fi'fliikl.“ Utioll, Iii Ni... itllli‘u
be... whine “i elll'lmml .tll ,il-uls nu.
dyspepsia. used to him: great ulsti.
uml U‘Ultlhuéi i tiled cullttiilliu
;eollld heal oi, but nothing helped u."
1 until i luuit U-ahlilttli Ullilli, and one .-
wvnl bu lie cured lilo euiilplett'l,-.'

For sale by it. ii. i’luleted. b". H. lie»
i wr «ml ill. Cili’furil Pharmacy "

FRUIT—dRDWERZi +3 user.

i The fourteenth annual meeting oi
the Connecticut Pomologlcsi Society
w.ll be held at Unity Hall, Hal-tied
February 1 and 2. The program has
been partly p poured and loci». -. u.»
following subjects and speakers:
“Conditions and Methods in Nova Sco-
tln Orchards." Ralph a. hiatus, p e.»
dent Nova Scotla Fruit .Grotvc;~s‘ have
cistldn; "A Few Thoughts on the
Production and Mar-humid of Apples;
'1‘. E. Cross. Pouxblroeps e, N. Y : “Ex-
perience. in Fighting. the San Jose,
Poole in New York State." Dr. E. P.
Felt. state entomologist. Albany. N.
Y.; “Some New Bray Mixtures for
Controlllugthe 8 e." Professor 0. P.
lCiose, hort.cuituriai Delaware experi-
. merit station; 'A Massachusetts Peach
.‘umWer's- Experiences." Ethelbert
lililss, Wilbrebam. Mall; "How Fruits
Arc Grown and Marketed in Virginia."
3. 1.. Lumen, Winchester. Va.. accre-
tary Virginia State Horticultural So-
cieiy; "The Worst Apple insects." Pro.
lessor W,,E. Britten. state entomolo-
gist: “Money Mailing ideas It ii‘rut
Packages." J. H. Hale. Glastonbury.
There will be discussions of the paws
and a question box.

 

, SPOiLED HER BEAUTY.

l Harriet Howard, of 209 W. 34th St...
.New York. at one time had her beauty
;spolied with skin trouble. She writes
i"! had Bait Rheum or Eczema for
years, but nothing would cure it. null
I, used Bucklen's Mules Salve“, a
quick and sure heater (or cuts. burnt-
and acres. 250 at F. H. Baxter‘s
Time More. 0

 

 

 

 

Cures in, no Month.

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thirst Hay Fever or Money Reloaded. 0c - $l.00 ‘ .
on Earth T at Cures Asthma.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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salmonella: classically-times
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:Blaokliasmeand Grenadl ea.
‘lti'ealittleiiihillyto think about wearing Law ii. but, it ,
, is the right timcmto buy them. Just as sure es‘tltebummer
. sun umgoiligto shine youwiil-aeed ll Lawn dress» and next

June we willynot be able to offer such temptibfi"fit§ées'hs

 

noun; ‘ , .. t. _.
elm LaceStripod‘wam. ‘ . ;nf- F;
were wand too, new relic. '
worded and 5254:, ' now 15 c.
were, 2.8 autism. now ‘19 t.

' were assnd 49c, timing . c. ._ , ,
St. Gall Dots With lacestr‘ipes and fancy designs; ~
. , . - were 65 and ,7 c,,now.35c.
Silk Mousselilie BettedE ectsp ‘
Silk Crepe de ‘Chalons.
- were 59c, now 39c.
Twenty. pieces of Cross-bar Lawn,
iar'ly‘ Igefic, special at 5c‘a yard.

For: Comfortablesond Quilts.
I'f‘ine Figured Challi, fast ceiors, 5c. ., ‘
i-‘igured 'i‘uritcv lied, Chatelatc and Biuc,Prihts,.6%c.

four designs. regu-

lt‘ailcy Twiiis. comfortable designs.80. ~ 1

ljlgured ‘i‘wills, ‘Brocados and CretonneS. 12%c.

I‘ ouch Battil g. special 9‘, ll gandI6c.

t‘lzlu Size Billili.ig, 6x7 to, open, special 20¢ each.

. Shirtmg Materials.

. \t preselt wc‘havc on hand a particularly good line of
alluring; Madras, Cambric, Scotch Cheviot. Oxford and
t lc MC.

just notice the prices: .-

Macli~us,‘27 inches, was 15:, now .. .................l0c
Pruitt! Madras, l9 and 25c grades my“

French Cambric, was l5, l9 and 25c . ..... . . . .. . . . . J2V5C
Oxford, 32 inches. was 25c ....................... .isc
bcotcll Madras, was 25. 35 and 4°C ....... ..........igc

Anderson Brocadcs, 45 and sec grades ....... .. . . . . .. .29c

Asbestos Irons. ,

A hot Iron and a cool handle. That is the combination
one gets usiugthc Asbestos irons. For every kind of laun-
dry uurk from the kitchen towels to the finest. sheerést lin-
gerie these lrons are most satisfactory. Then too they are
agreeable to use, as they do not heat the hand. " Gilli at the
kitchenware Store, and see them.

 

 

Polisl-illg Iron, $l.25 Tourist Iron, ééc
Pressing Iron, $1.25 , Flounce iron, 50c
Laundry Set, $1.50 . Sleeve Iron, 4°C
1 he D. M. Read Co.
, THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL.
0 . o "i ‘ "‘
iillii Hillllilil iillWllS
, i _ e
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LADInS' oosz.

_ Made of good quality White Outing Flannel, for 59¢. Reducw.
lrom 75c.

_The popular “Acorn Brand" Gowns. Plain Blue. Pinks and
White. also Blue and White. and Pink and White, for 75c. Re-

iuced from $1.00.

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CHILDREN’S Gowns.

 

 

. Made of good quality Fancy Outing Flannel, 39c. Reduced
lrum 50C. ' .
MEN'S mom SHIRTS. ’
. Made of good quality Fancy Outing Flannel. 39c. Reduced
.rom 50c. ‘ '
Made of best quality Striped Outing Flannel. at 59c. Reduced

:rom 75c.

Balance of Ladics' and Children‘s Furs at the low prices quoted
.ust week.

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A. chusultluuusou,

e4 wasmuo'rou' sr. soTU'rH Nouwoiglé. i361?!- ‘
» ‘Telephone 343-6. ' l '

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. Artistic Furniture

. There need not be a rest a ti?!

of Furniture in a house, hi. it mus be
‘ of a correct design: .l. . . ,

' ‘ telemetry - . .

ls, thefsecret to .i halibut“, fifth”! sr—

, tistibLhempb. News "zit ‘d’ibie.

by our credit withers,» _, insured. to

, furnish their homes ti ‘nd‘sonl'ely. Come

. insad‘see our displ , .

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" ‘unn'ius‘iu wild thinks he Benin men are
I blended is silly her tits- loek and coins dosh!

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