' upon the public in one 01' tho. most im-
, cold weather.
‘i‘er’o‘ works to he held in London. To
has an example of the great master.
a the state that harbors are not keeping
‘ - the rule
. intact-int into which the razor is to he,
should be enforced, even it it keeps
the state police busy.
5 catch phrase is a dliicreut thing: but
rotated and maintained. it cannot be
. chl.dren they are very, very inh‘nieo
. that there will be, a big dcmnnl ior
' ially to the expense of u du.nty cos»
I they me to be*iuuhionabie.i
. stance of it cold reuniting in Pueumo
‘ mow Thornaewpf the Democrab
p c committee status that
the out, hortaze or the’“c0mmittee on
7 t of the recent campaign woe
tail. end , that will soon be. made
' . Under .the, circumstances the
it creme small. ‘
-—-——* u
brindle near. it Ginntville dot;
Ellie :a‘ woodchuck,‘ the other day.
:3 Say ihlt‘ls a euro sign that“
th backbone oithc winter is brokenl
ably l! thegwoodchuck killed the‘
dog‘it wbuld be a sign of continued
un—
Now..liondou .minletcra object to,
picture entertainments on Sunday.
unlock the vioweiliuntrate sermons in
churches. A petiton has been pre—
sentedio Mayor Mahun, who has
promised to give the matter his at-
tehtlou. Nothing like bong dcilbor-l
ate:
W
H. Whittemore, the Wealthy men;
focturer .und picture, collector of
‘N ugatuclt. sets a good example to
any of his fellow collectors in air
lowing h a Whistler to go to the mail
moriltl‘exhibltiou oi‘tho dead paint-
be sure, it isn‘t every art~iover who
~._~-._ .._. _...
room is a complaint throughout
to sierilze razors beiorc
shaving customers, the glass oi d.s-
dipped hnvng (inappearcd from many
shops. The law is a good one nudi
W
.Thc importance of cumulative effect
portant elements to he coiiedered in
prodtnbLe advertising, and one which
must-be reckoned with. This cannot
be fully attained except by repetition.
but continued repetition of a hood lino
deieots. the purpose oi mivcrtis og by
(Sectioning the public interest. A good
it the public’e interest in to ho stim-
by its use in the iorm of {L head the
without frequent radical change in its
style of presentationuhdvcrtisiug
News.
-W.
FEMININE TOPlCS. ~
.«y‘ —
Dresn‘netounnd evon dross linens
show the‘ipi‘ae coin spots; they u.e
among‘the more inehionuble destgne.
Bolero eiieots, mode by the artistic
gathering of the bodice maul-la. and
not a topai‘nlc chair at all, an.» churne-
ternstic oi the stylish new silk street
costume.
You neveruanw plaid woolen dread
fabrics moron. mot beautifully than
the notions urn this season. For
able.
[to bats uro not to be very large
next sermon there in every probability
paranoia. Pnrntole are always u proi.
ty tuidition to u iluiiy, slicer summer
gown, and while they niid very mater-
tumo we are not sorry to learn that
One tau realm b‘ackhcuda.irom the
face it one will: persist in the use (I a
good crcuiu‘ and plenty oi soap and
water. But she must be careful what
soap one user during the winter it
she has a dry ekinu ; .
How TO AVOID PNEUMOMA.‘
We have nev’ér‘hehrd cl 4 single in«
hi: or other lung trouble when Foley's
Honey and Tim has been taken. it not
only utopa the cough. but heals and
aireuuthunu the brush. Auk for li‘o
ley‘u lionoy and TM and reiuue any
unbolliuie uttered. Dr. C. J. Blvbop,
of Agnew, Mich, writer: “l have nu:
ud lioim'e Honey and’Tur in three
very severe ounce of put-Innoniu with
good manila in every cane.“ Sold at
Whirled-u bruit Store, b
flow .u-v‘.» ”m. t . Whig—law ......-. Wm
'60 to the
u ililloid”
for your
_ Dinners.
, JOOEPH i... Mtg. Frog.
., V M M50 l , ‘
Proprietor Hotel Monophonic.
“i < Telephone are.
fl;
' ‘ EiGK \ PER CENT. '
‘ luncheon ..
9..“ to sundae or
orl‘pubiio‘ concern. may 9i suggest (or
your‘troutment another theme of mm-
mon; interact. ‘ ‘
men were ham" for which remark he
afterward apologized“ - by. onp alnin ; .
could ave “lind'rvory manger canoe for
,10 have brokenin upon us!
.prudence oi truth and honesty?
the truth" is bound to win out in tho
I folks' property or rights,
» . Blizzard. ~ . .
(Continued From.l"lrdt Pogo)» .
. Outthe Bound it was *9. nlzht oi,
wont roughnese; The steamer Allan
Joy made no attempt to leave her
dutk at New York. The wind was
high. the see rough and the weather
outside thich‘nnd bitter cold. 80 tar
as could be uncortuinod. the Sound
was desertedwoi shipping. moat oi the
| coastwice trait having nnchorod early
in harbors or windy. and those that
had previoualy found lmi'e anchorage
ruinanod during the day. .not daring
to ’uro the perils of the deep. *
, About town the night hnc men
Ibeli‘ouuu it held driving. ‘They port
;dritta in many sections oi the city.
ionpocially in outlying districts. some
and tor the gourul good to tell things of them being well nigh impassable.
rlrhi, to not above nibiind aelilsb in- it was hard on the hookmen and
torost that dwuria and onervutes self. llflrder int 011 the 1101‘959- _ _
respect, and reaps public pity and dis-l The. trolley “hooked a hard time
WW- ‘ of it. but by a diligent running oi
I think, air, that you can donton- snow blows the corner mandrel! to
strain the wisdom or thorowhzoin‘g men he trmks from clear. buttherv
pluinnoua oi upeech and ink that 93- W38 ‘10 regularity in the running
presses precise i'ncta- I think you can M611!!!“ of 0MB. for this was impou-
uhow the advisability of waiting for 811w. The latter part. of the after-
iniormution that is necessary to sub. noon and in the early part 01 the
slantlate oue'fi hopes and good inten- n*~bt cars were stalled at times in all
tions. ‘ ' parts oi the city, but were moved
The truth of this subleCt'li-l that ev- “““ 9"“th “9' “Vi though some
erybody needs occaaioually a new, o; the ruua were oi necessity ghort
down" or a lecture upon the topic here “0"" All night “"3 snow plow were
alluded to. We moriuis get so weak run. and it is believed that the road
eyed that we fall often to can and to “‘63" “’m ”9 foundrclear f0“ “WW"
behave that “the truth and nothing but “19 operation.
Al. .uo postoiiice the lunila were
late from all directions, and :be mail
service wnu practically tied up. '
Much credit is due for the exoe‘lont
monitor in which the trolley lines were
kept at work throughout the night and
necticut. Railway and Light‘nz Com-
pany did valiant service and cars were
run on till oi the lines, though of
course not on schedule time,
l It was next to impossible to do any-
, thin: with the snow yesterday owing
M really .0 tell ouch portions of “1th to tho drifts, which were reformed 31‘
”whole truth" as be is asked to tell, no 3 moat "q 50"“ ”5 clout-ed “W“V' But
more. Often there are fragments .01.; by con taut worn tho curs worn. able
who‘e bunches of trust that his Killei- I to pitch their way through. '1 he IllOWS
tioners do not ask for. and do not want ; kcpt ill. worlt tlir'iughout th cul hi and
opened up. And, moreover. testimony l "a” ”We "”h‘mm at an “my hour m"
that was not soul]; for. would be U“ from Wihlnm“. .
ihroitlcd tor gnrulousncss. elm" Commi 5101"" Mart‘n hilll'ig‘l.
of Norwalk kept his men at work nil
- . - l ‘
"Then agan, in oul Statements ‘ to! day yesterday with snow p 0W3 on W,
oath other business wise or other-wine..- "A. .. . . . . , .. .
. l .~.iirru.ilks n tho (ll) aid dll cutell ll..
the flight oi time robs us of an opporw Wm, M i,‘ inc 1.} hour ,1 W.
lnuiiy to tel 11‘] the r--'h we know . ‘ ‘1 u, 1 l“ '5 '8 0
' . - w .. '1 wind. bull to be done all over agnn
and, lastly. rnro y do we know the thin WM“).
“'11010 HTML" Wlll'. ilili’n. should Wu‘ iii “H“U'.” pro i'fi‘ml‘t‘il from u" so“
mania?“ "a “:0” 1‘; icliut; i :tions of the town: Cranburv. Brood
u on lost 0 ones inure to '- ..;. . .‘ :
‘iud bol'oi’ 0.1310 uhou’d rec to his utter ! “3‘s“; ‘1‘»V E‘s} '- boronmkfmhin‘iiiiplugg
cured that they are honest and withi “I ”ll y “pm a} l illii as “an
. . ~ . grin (ll‘i nary r one in 3
good intent, he phonid know anzi but As “stint, with "u cart or north e‘ist
truiisllcd in h insult that tboy accord L wind. u... was, .th of w“ i at...“ was
with facts and harmonize wih b.s own 3 blind in p with dri"m. v b it? tho lid
convict ans. ‘1“ .. nv Hm mnm'tn side. were prac-
Tho attitude :1 man or woman. a ho llczilli' Olefin this morning.
0" girl, italics towardft. uilll and bonus-i l'l?t'fli:!‘t‘ vi the revm‘iil' of the si0"‘u.
:’ it? ll“ i1 ii‘fllzm‘ 0 “Mill. it 6001‘s. -. our oi ‘hi Niiruuik rti‘rcu closed
and Ellilkuwh'n lilo (MSW; and clicks by l curly yesterday afternoon and on;
one a .a own i» unow, or etch; l; in .Ipi ”m pfz’il sue day, _
closer like the liCll\'lU_;-S of his owul Trolley men and all ethnic w
noggin.“ t fl f l' ‘fi “iiillli‘vll to ".10 out in the sl’il'h, outi-
u or cunnt) y rotu muse cred severely hosnziw of the ‘ozv tum.
Wlltlll hi} would: lhe ll‘llllllill mun likes Y pt‘l‘fitl‘ro‘ The thermometer TCleli'llt‘d
E. _ nah“!
success in handling route matter»
. it, sacred poet once gold that "all
who «lilMfildfleWOW
Mad utetoliihut“‘moat
onifwaie,liora.’.’. he
correcting himself.
. can you not do something to stem
this current of orientullnm that seems
Can you
not ixnpreun upon our ‘men‘und wom~‘
en, 110.3 and civic, the wisdom and
have the: rodent: do somethinr to en-
ub‘o than) to nee it for their own good,
and and take no regrem or apologies
along with it.
Some lawyer observes that the wrib
or omitted . from the last quotation
“the whole truth." This eleo calls to
mind the oua‘mn of conscience that cv‘
ery “witness" in court must experience
when ‘he “wears to tell the ' ‘
whole truth." The real case in thitti
said witness is not put on the stand to
to‘l the who‘e truth. He in cumulon-
in live with bluise‘f. and is aiwnynt Igl‘tillill‘v. ppm 13 above 2cm
found it nthy-ni.-hoiue A». ~ .~..»vn-~rlriv
Mr. Editor. bruco up that wcnk All trains were extrcmcly ‘nic iiu
:‘t‘udncsa i'ot other people‘s things that lw‘ mm '1' Hills on no li‘fllmi wont
moves so many good und bad populouun tho mud lust cvru'u: uuiil lizivi
to purlo n b to or intone-.5 at other i‘r‘oth. \lll’ll it me 1211 was made no
We have
no great big thieves amongst us. bu:
there are hosts of little piliorors [or
and 7:30 o‘clock iriilus ,
'l‘llc ilrivi tra‘nlun tho dirivion this
‘uo li'ul .
‘i tvlw llli‘ placc oi the 6 o'clock
, \vnu
tours and hull-come. sometimes doi~
litrS, who may dcvo'op into the broad
mod 01‘ renown if not caiiy nioppi‘ll
u their course of ovarian. i
it is the icwairs as well no the mil-
ouuiros lint. til‘lstls the mischief. it
a tut-clone attention to the outer
io‘. ows' business, his succeed, hits on
lniouu, his conduct that place and
kounu r0 runny of us in the green pond
of envy and ningnnnt pool oi louse-
:it‘ml.
Show up in some way the fmilsh
noon, the {utility and the blind of
sioa lug uud lylnr; in all their color
and uhupcn. Ministers tell us how
to be good: let the odiioru help or. to
bonnet: and truthfulness. The form»
or usml to tell us thit‘. nil llnru should
go to a warmer and woreer country.
Whnt do the odiioru say today to those
who nro with no? ’
Yours truly,
.
.4.
PHILLIPS
EVANGELIST WILLIAM
HALL ILL. .'
William Phillipa liail, president of
the Anioricuu Bible League, the well
known nutritious mun ovnugoilut and
member of tho Evtlntohrilc Committ-
eiun oi the Gcnorui Conference oi the‘
Methoiilnt Episcopal Church, in report.
ed to be uorlouuly ill it? his home in
Greenwich. Conn. Mr. linil conduct-
od aorvicee hero laat your.
W
NORWALK A PORT OF ENTRY. l
WASHINGTON. Jan. Eli—A bill
poured in tho liouuc 'l'ucaiiuy
mulling Norwnlh, Quinn. u nub-port oi
entry. ,
l
mm... ,N—wmmn m- m ... , . .... “#4."... .. ~.. .. ... ...u
source at consumption.
cure. , summon
saw.
years.
i _. kl ‘ .
‘ 'l‘uko in drone every it he
butch, reduces the inflnniui
‘ ll lilmifiiln or I
cfyuut‘h.
. be pull in
“(lillllir was the paper train, which
‘- "W' '0 "NW" k oilm‘t {hill o'clok
Several trains followed in attempt m.
.. ., .‘i‘AJ :ra us were room during
”in iriiruiuc “our report". rtmro in
to tho effort that various tritine were
Fiut‘k in snow drifts thromh tho Bolli-
obit-cs.
WORST SlNCE 1888.
Storm in Connecticut Paralyzcs Rail-
road Traffic.
NEW llAVJN. .iau, 26.~Not wince
m
divisionuer soon “a a low. or truth
went over the line.i':the. talcum road
bolus hendiuappedfin “that" it with now
able to keep the truoko ulnar by ire-
unentiy going over them, ‘Whloh plan
wits curried out to; advantage by the
trolleymouda. enabling these roads to
run carp nearly all day . . ‘
Reports irom points‘ along the ,
mun line of the New York. New Ha-
ven uud liortionl‘iroad between this
City. and Boston“ ahpw the. storm to be
about as heavy in; in any section in
southern New England. ii. the snow
tulle heavy in any part of the state.
it can be depended upon that bitch-
iio.d county in (routing its hhure of In!)
full, and likewise iin uhnre or the in-
convenience which is caused there
from. in thin case there iii no on
caption.
Litchtield county literally wen
snowed in, there being two loot and
it half of snow on the level all
through the county. Di‘ii‘tu 16 foot
high were tomuiou, und many of these
were along the trucks of the Central
New Eu“; and leielou. Three trains
on this road were. reported blocked iltfit
u hi. hi (lilies-out pomie dong; the line,
and it is stated that there is little hope
of digging them out untii'tozley.
TrniTlc on steam and trolley lines in
and about this city, portly blocked
by the heavy snow ntorni oi yesterday,
rcsumcd conditions approaching the
normal today. tin the New York. New
Haven and Hartford railroad trttins on
.litist oi the divisions centering in this
0 tr were reported neitrly on time at
the Union atiiiion thin noon. though on
account of the low temperature and
high wind, it. With said. that delays
might be unavoidable during the day.
The trolley lines‘of the Consolidated
Railway Company here wore all clear
oi’ anew with Dill}. (inception when the
morning ruah began‘. The oxccptlor
was. the line to Mount Gnrmel, whicl
has been undm- a blockade oi anon
s uce yesterday afternoon. The Derby
line was upon do far as the trucks oi
the (luriscl tinted Company extend. but
luminous between the two cities war
held up by driite on the end of the
lino belonging to the Connecticut Roll
way and Lighting Company. Thr
llrnniord line was open at an early
hour and the first car from Bridgeport
reached the center of the city at 8
r ‘cb‘cli—mon “HER
Tho lenipnrnturc this morn'ng roach.
rvl who inwrrt point recorded during the
prudent winlo'w-ono tirgi'ec 'll‘f‘vc “M 'i
’l‘imt “"19 the reading of the official
tburirorr or ill the local 5*"rt on of l“c~
\woilic" buro'iu During lii‘lt wintcri
ll lOli‘i‘(-”illlll‘t‘ of or don"t-0‘ lmiViv w "
"it’i‘ii‘ili‘il there. Mr 'l‘arr. the local
l'ii"(?i'."til(‘l‘, avid the wind \V'ls blnwlnu
about 25 miles an hour at 8 o'clock
but liuii on luurnouo in its violrncu
mlcbi lll' looked for during the tiny.
LAKEVILIJC Jpn 36 ~‘T‘ho snow
storm has stopped all truth service on
tho Crntrnl Now linulond mud in this-
lhrct'vn fine" 11 o‘clock ymtouizly
.uiorning no truin bur. vouched horn
i‘rmu oitlwr (“st or west. The rail-
s‘nnrl (into. 09' Whirl» ‘l‘n-‘n 'tvo man' "n
this division oi the New York. New
Haven and limited swoon or: fill» ‘*
xvi”! chow put-ll. ; solidlv by the blob
wind. and it was tioiinbi th a month!
‘lini lmili'n of wry-l. would he reoulrcd
to rlo'ir thwii. Tn ibis villus:n about
two foul of audit-l'i’v-il' on a lcvr'l. ric-
cortilun to the host l‘flll'lliliO'd. but it
was: hiltd in drifts vuryinv fro-u five
to ill'lmn {rot in bo'nbt The tcnpera.
.....,. Hi 9 morning was it) degrees be
low zero.
The N'iim'llnrk rl’vm'f‘n l“"in
luv-n "i 7.40 from Waterbury was two
hours i'iioln "Mr‘b‘ut ibis- c’i" *W’W ‘
T‘W‘o “'le doi'iy' tiluo on the Hartford
division the train d'm "l 0““ to"
Hartford helm: reported an hour late.
end the lroiu leuvlnu Snrinullcld at
7.30 and due bore at 9.27 be‘mz Hmon-
od 45 m'nutcn behind the schedule,
’nos'mn. .Tim. ‘36.:ntvsvon’wus slow-
ly rccovcriuu curly today from the ef-
ioctu oi yesterday's grout snow storm.
'I'lii‘ Hil'i’eli; were piit-d high with snow,
but mm mm» able to run on fairiv
good time this iorruoou. Trnln oer-
i-Inn um. pill] li'ullv hampered by the
dimcully with which tho switchm in
Run
4 bctwccu bore and New Haven held up
\ J ' ' ‘ “ \i.
ilit. glint burnout of iSS‘b ha... Conuti ”I” train Viil‘tlu of the. tcruiiuul‘s worn
llcut been Visited by Mith a flight] , . _ _
. ‘ . (opt u “bikini: tilnlnl. Ah the result
utorm an that which diluted into Tum-i .
. f , m a d “.0, ilhu‘l hszl‘fi tiu denomination of ironic lust
“y n ”n n n w ‘ ‘ y luirbl. elmuc'indu of R‘ih‘ll‘h’ln aninlnuiq
linoll‘ ou‘ into inst niwbi uiakliw OVBl'i
. . .. i were oh i - .
(Will) 40“? “0‘11"“ or “(may snow. drlv»» city. mull 733.513 isrggi‘ichtofivgi-flhlthhglig
“to an hour into.
. ‘ ,. o. . \
ronchrtis
Its more than a. cough; it is o deep-seated inflam-
mation. or. outerrh of the bronchial tubes and
lungewallied to asthma. and the most traitiul
medicine, and cough cures, loaded with nor-
cotton are «worthlecoj and harmful. because ‘ no
remedy token internally only, ever didcr can
BALM the normal
niece has ; triumphed in every. case
an end no stitch ermine the throat
and client watched-cloni- ”him every night. Thanks iiienccrct. It
hint; and rdiointv‘offiphlcgin, , ‘ ,
’ ” ‘ ' “06 bottle,‘ keep up one treatment
. 'iindiiinptimi. five cocaine or opiates.
. W9“ & U '
'u by a wind that renchod a volociiy off
7.0 miles an hour in some pieces in'l
the nitric. Never wus there u let up'
it tho olmuuuiu from the lllllu tho
first ilulma toil ’l‘ucixdny. and not it
'l‘alliiliill‘lillltlil lino of any character
in any port oi the mute was able to
run it» turn on anything like schedule
time.
it With Wind at tho emcee oi the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad tonicht tho! the utorm was by
ion? odd: the worn! to handle ulncu
the blizzard oi 17 years one. its oh'mt
umllivl.’ it‘ll. all ovcr illr: eyelem at an
curly hour yonordny morning, when
irninh were ropuried from 20 mluutuu
All the day were on tho iroublcn oi.
the big rniirond increased, and iiunlly
all hope of running trulnn on time
tunic aciiodulo was abandoned.
Grout drills ware piled up along all
.. in..- m “wm.~Mw.~-.—ww
It bullies all schools at
do bulb
for 20
union, kifis‘tltu norm , stops the
venturing the lung: totho’fvluor
‘e and routine d combiner down to
utmost cnpnciiy, whiln rpatonrania nod
to mount in rvvmv iinvlrm to obtain
auiiiriont (nod to alipply the enormous
oxtrn demand, The mnw‘ul'y onnlinllrd
to drop, and early iNl'lV retriutercd
only live above zero. There we: much
uniform: from oronriwn. which won. tho
direct cause of two dcutbo in the city.
PROVINCETOWN. Mano. Jun. 26.:
Tim unkunnoi twou-u'wvod unlioruwr
which went ashore oil‘ here during yes-
iurdny'u storm woo ri‘li fill-it Mrlv ln~
day. Her ldontity line not yet been
lonrnml tho tvoumndnua anon h'ivinu
m‘ovrnlod the life covers from reach‘
luv: lmr.
lllflllluiNll Linil'i‘. hid“. Jun. '26.
.Jl‘lm lnm-‘hln u‘rwm which himun you.
tummy and continued all night. had not
«lvitcd thin morning. Bolero h pole oi
on miles an hour the onow was driven
in clomla.
NEW YURK.‘ .l'ou 36.-Clfl‘ll'lll"
wonihrr which followed the great
storm of yesterday brought New York
the coldest day it lulu uxmrinncnd in
mtmv ycnrn Din-lug tho unrivbmim
oi the morning the mercury reached
the zero mark in the weather burnnu'n
official thermometer out] at 8 o‘clock
tbln ibrnuoon ii aloud in two neuron:
above. Terrible outfit-ring in reported
moon the rmirlrm of some at the
nuorrr uhnrinru of tho c'tv. whore thou.
panda were without dilfllrlmti 'hmt.
cloihlnu or room f‘iwrlinbln loom...
lions whore irce lodging in given the
honwrlone worn hacked to their capacity
during the night.
Although the storm clout-oil comparin-
tively early. runny lines of truuenortn-
Hon bud been min in to make their in»
not unlicdulci curly} unity. The hub-
wry‘ end the at ind iineo/ ore run-
ninu marlin ve good rand tion. but
attrition lined kw .. _ prvciirfl'lly umgblu to
operate their cars. inherit were made
throuchmu the nihht to clout the
incite. hnttbe light show drifted bitch.
on the mile in: film. unrit Will cleared
nwuv. ‘ ,, ; , ., \
The luteneo cold ,whldhwcume during
the night held ntoadliy during tho fore:
«the more work. ‘ritilngjhhrtiiy‘mm dc-
;xrce per hour. , "libertine continued
upon. "’ 'l‘lic mercury cinutt clotteiy to.
tionn oi the city had been rectal ,
v. .‘ it - u: . it was known that nt‘ieaiit'
eight deaths had resulted directly iron!
the cold. All ot-theue victimn‘ivero
portions who tell in the nicest, bo-
numbed and exhauatod in uttempilu‘s
to force their may claim the anow
drittod streets, , .
One-oi the moat carious conditions
lithicli confronted Ne Yorkers today
was , the food and gel supply. ‘Ab
ready there in practically a turbine in
milk. not a milk train having armed
ante early yesterday. Coal‘denlers
reported today that. theyi’had about a. .
two davu' sunDly on hand, but infill,
said that conditions' would improve
audiolouily in _- time to allow them to"
get a renewal from the wholesalersi
who have thousanda of tone in burger
on the Hudson River. The real den-i
gor seemed to be that the retailerei
would not ht. able to deliver coal they
have on hand to their customers... Not-
a single ton of coal was delivered yes-
inrriav; today was given entirely to
titling contract orders, and the smaller“
. . n me were to have what was left
tomorrow; Provisions or all kinds,
have been advanced in price.
The T6"OVBly of the surface linen
even in the center of the city was very
s‘ow. and the underzround and e‘evac
ed trains were sorlourly tailed to him.
die the increased traffic. The pro-
teried subway particularly was fav-
ored br those who usually patronize
the nurture lines and every train wua
iil‘ml to the doors. ‘
Thu cilia-dub; of the Motropliteu
S‘rett Railway Company announced
that they cxnccied to have the Broad»
. . .Oia‘ll the Big and Great Sales of the
.303th Store. none his level Compiled
with this present one. for heard-con—
tinuous. uninterrupted selling... " ‘
This is lilllll the crOWuln‘o‘eveni of
our business career.
Those who have alreadu shared in”
theseivondeilulvriuee are telling the
good news to their blends ,
Our determination to make a quick dc-
cisive,clean out of. all surplus Stocks is
bitter told in the wan the prices are
iii-£222.17. 2:: .:::::::::‘13::22::a1 wt and 5115th I '
titling:r;°;‘;:fl$:‘fo‘i;:mil Think it well over. Not a Dollar’s
Wm... m... mum «om-i Worth of Winter Stock will be carried
(trier—«Ii One Dollar’s Werth will not
sell for iiiiu cents—ii will sellii must
sell. even if it brings buta tenth part of
Not One: or the throu'zb trains had got
«”3 dJHJl'.
ihrourh in either direction and the
«vburbun trailic was in a serious state.
, lid. is n ii for a den or two, but a
positive clearance. '
Tlin Loucr lo'and Railroad. which was
26.——At ii :
tied up completely as .a result of the
ODOOOODOOOOOOODOOOODOOOODO
in vc~~v nnnr condlt‘nn Thronzb trains
no the Erie mod time lost nizbt had
not boon reported totlnv n" thr- “We
"an Now .lnrscv Cum-o1 local trains
Wrn fir-“riot! irregularly and all are
.‘v‘i rid limo.
r~v~-v\w~.nv'
Pm. Jun,‘
o‘clock this morning the ihcrmnwn'or
wrs down to ze‘ro.‘aud in exposed
”Home 'on to fifteen decrees below. A
Wilmington train was uta‘lc'l ncnr
"mm”! o“ of loci ll"'hl_. be passed
ions rofiinluintg in the carp.
i'il‘li'qliiillfl. Pd. Jan. 2ti.—-—Rail-
road traffic in this locality lino boon
"m‘u‘yzccl by the storm. Traffic has
hum ~‘iiPpell'l0il on the, Pennsivnuiu
Railroad rust and south of Harris-
burrr. Fiityibrne irc‘t‘ht trains are
said to be snow-bound on the Pennsyl-
vrmw \roztd bctwcuu here and I’lllli’tv
Du
storm yesterday. reported dur'm the
iorono‘ou that not a wheel had been
Diamonds. Watches. Jewelry, Gilt Clocks,
Cut Glass.
moved. Simon island was biockn'ied.
at A. W. AUSTIN‘S.
'r «inc f‘“ 9b" Pennsylvania Railroad V
40 Wall Stree: Norwalk, Conn. w
which should have arrived last n’cht.
QQOOODOOOOOOODDOOOOOOOOOO
0mm in toduv from c'izht to Thirteen
honru into, and Rilblll‘b'Hl lines were
We Make the Prices to Still the People.
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Siblii‘élii‘iliiy.“till-iii? .33123b333 UNITED 6R0 CE R Y C 0.
. 20 North Main St" South Not-walk. 49 Fort 8t.. East Norwallt
TEL. 25—4 . TEL 369-15
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(Continued on Eighth Patrol.
9;:.. ..-. —-r——
Special for Saturday.
Fallon Spinach. Cranberries. New. Bermuda Potatoes. While
Onions. Extra Bananis. Lame NilIdl Oranges. Sweet Potatoes.
Extra Fine Celery. Lettuce, Brusscl Sprouts. Parsleu. Fanou Lem-
ons. New Florida Tomatoes.‘ Our fruit displaii will please liOll
Our Coffee is “best bu test ” Fine sweet rosu Butler. Grape
Fruit, Tangerines.
You can live boiler on same money by purchasing your wants of is.
Charles E. Seymour,
33 WEST WASHINGTON 87.,
LEADING GROOER. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
lung; FLOUR spec...
Everybody knownhlu flue brand of flour. " w. lo” a uric-d every
month in the your right in your own town. We guarantee it to make more
brand and better bread than any other flour on the market today. Lot up
"no I ban or barrel hom- io‘r you.
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Mend S. Flour, ‘ ,per long, 880. ' per borrel "$6.75
, EXTRA HUNT BTAMPO ON 17H! FOLLOWING LIST: "
3b Hunt Stamp: with 1 lb. No. 1, 16 Hunt Stamps, with M. lb. But 8 Hunt stomp: with 1 lb. Java 5
a onus Aaran ennui: MILK. m ‘
a to. ace-r- uitu MAORI“, no.
a cum cuotosvomrouo.» title
a ems cmpacwe noun. ' 25c
ThoNch out amt...
. unpleasant thud "ye
ordny.
nothing like lull not ' o
, min the t‘mlilllklflfl «emu-hardly lest:
While
_ .m‘: Twneumerou slimy .
» younrnnnnmmc. .-
eucun on «H. .
dolphin. ‘ Armour’s Loan Home. per 1b., 12c§5 lbs Prunes, . 250,
NEW MUWRD- 1'” ”"11"” Nice Tender Shoulders, per lb., 8c i 8 lbs. Prunes, 25c
“5”“ “' “WV ‘Z°“" ."M mm" “““W‘ Road: Bits. per pkg. inc 2 lbs. Peaches. i 25c
q" nimost cifcctivc menu of traiilcion 8 plans. Pancake Flour. 25c 3 jars .lam, assorted. 25c
'he llrrltalwlro division tor new" h'WS. 2 pkgs. Ruleton Breakfast Food, 250 3 glasses Jelly, 250
“l”- *“”‘;‘1“ 1““ :‘l9:3“lr:tljeb;"l“:§:;‘; 2 'cans Health Bland Peas. 25c Heinz Apple Butter. 2 lbs. 25c
amen w ow on c u‘ 3 can Eurv i . 2 '
our-i rc'rirdiniz factor. on the railroad B 1‘ ‘hne Pena, , 5° 4 "’3- [3qu “11108138“. 250
mm mm n M'mlSl lilmnosil‘l" to "(‘- {issorimmlt 9f Finley Celery. Oran gee. Graves. etc.
nnmnliph anything out on the exposed Ann as. Baldwins and Greeningu per pk. ....... . ............ 25c and 35o
Btl'pll‘ho‘: "f ll‘flflk. Yog'nv-flqv [rn‘ns Tilbt: R050 Flo'nr, pel‘ bag ............. ., ..,. ,,,_ ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 79¢
l
5 . . Mariolibo Come , 260
mi . 9" "d l "'3" . . '0 Hunt» stamps Jun 1 lb. Choice ‘
80 Hunt Btampu with 1 In. Choice «10 Hunt Bump: with V, lb. choice hutcodolm. one
.M. g 1'“, ‘ ; . title No. 291‘", 20a 6 Hunt 193mm with V, lb. Fancy“
go‘fil-iunt atampt wtb 1. lb. ram 10 Hungptpmm'wnh 1 lb. Java a. 10' H'm “in,” mm, w my,
‘~ timer“, ‘ .r» . the Mount Gem»; too cutteruto‘l’runeo, also
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