it, 11.111115 light snow thin extol-noon
:.toi“ilkh5t. Tucaday lair.“ The din-
.turbancc that. was developing in Texas
tird “'QOlns has nee-11min:
y .antward to the Son h Atlan~
, it is central this morning
111111111111 it is pmdudl‘ntd cloudy
or all along the Atlill‘l c enact
in Florida to Maine. and snow or
‘rainitronl Savannah to New York. The
.3 storm doe‘s not extend very far inland
Plott‘aant weather prevails in the Con-
tralf‘sections. The temp‘eratum is bu
3 low zero in the northwest This vlcln.
it? Will be on tho northern edge of the
will storm during the next 24 hours.
Mrs. J. M. Crcash of 16 Main street.
haul recovered from an attack of the
‘3 P51 ,
L; A Burdick is ill at his home in
ficdrtnour street with a touch of tho
13‘ Di
Miss Dora Sweeney, of Derby, is the
silent of Miss l-ielon Cuhill, or is River
5 street.
Miss ticr'iludc Bakcr.,of Wat-lstpoli
has been cutoltaining flicmds l'lonl
Nor‘w' ..llk
Mas Nina A. Lewis, of Norwallt,
was a guest of friends in Soutllpol't,
ovoi- Sunday.
Miss ..,Ethcl llcndricksou. of Dill}:
bury, is‘ making». short stay at hcr
home in Norwalk.
Douglas Fowler Post, Grand Army
of 0 Republic. will hold a meeting
of foetal lntarest tonight.
Palestine Elastic, Ancient Ordcr
Knights of the Mystic. Chain. is to hold 1-
a. regular session this evening.
Miss Ethel Wilcox teacher in thc
tirccns b‘arrns school passed Sundu5
at hot home ill Arch street, Norw.alk
Mina Edna Wighum. of Southport,
was a Sunday guest Oi“ hcr parents.
‘ Prdf and M111. 115 ll. Wighanl, in Nor~
wall.
—~Olli5 one rulllcdy in tho world that
will at. once atop itchiness or the skin
in any part of the body'; Donna Olnt- ‘
mont. At any drug store. 50 cents.
Mrs. C. S. Shipman and daughter Liv.-
zlc hate returned from a visit to Mrs.
Sillpulan‘s 5011 J. L Shipman in Ncu
Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Adams, of
South Norwalk, are visiting at tho
homo of Mr. and Mrs. Pctcr Kchicr.
Main till‘ctl. Southport.
Mr. and Mrs D H Jennings, of
Green l’,1trlns were Sunday guests; of
Ml?! Jennings parents. Mr. and hits
it ll. (‘olcy in Norw.allt
Rc1.lifr l’oolcy,ofNor1vall1.preach-
ml 11 most acccptnblo sermon to 11 large
congregation yesterday nlorllingi at
Trinity Church. Soutllport.
Miss .lctlulc M. l'lowm‘tl. of Wadi.
lltrml. who has hccll a most efficient
1-1111th uud lumkkcopcl' for A. Dick-
crlnuu ll Sun for a number of yours.
hail rcsigln-d lil'l‘ position because of
ill health.
liarry llurr. who has been night
ticket uncut and opol‘ulor at the cast
hound rtlllrtuld station ill iiouth Non
wall: for tho pant six months. has 1'11-
uinnl'd his bouillon to take one. in tho
railroad toner at i’ollghitccpulc.
A runoiulloll wuu intrtxiucml in the
llllllMi of rcprccoulatlvea laat work by
iinpmmulutlvu ticamun Mead appoint-
imr Charles D. Burnt-a Jillixe and
.im'umiuh Tierney deputy judge of the
borouuh court of Greenwich. llolh are
rmllppolhtmldllh.
W
A cumin! melding of Cal-an iiaylnl’l.
«lay evicting. at the burnotlolhetaoi
l. l.) R M., hau bum ultllfld for Hill
evening: at the bum. 111 which time 1111-
rangcmcnia will bo made in, nonnmtion
with a trip to firwuwlrh. next, Wed-
nuluiay evening. where a loft in to be
lnutittltud
Mme iii 11.. l‘ill’ill trad delivery citr-
riam M11 maintaining of the poor
manner in nhirh ibu road» have been
limited alter the blizzard in the out»
slim of thin my and in come of the
surrounding iow‘un. it hue been al—
mt impersihlo for them to deliver
mm of the mull without grout pct"
mulleonvcnionclx . 1. 1‘- 1, .
11151121111211
Another Lot of those
Deiiuious
Sugar Cured Hams.
120 lb.
P‘ lbw, Milli!!!
not. my
cmful 1111.111.
1211111111111 511111. .
Procpcdtive Purchaser
Should K‘now.
r1111 contouring the above notation
, one intuit first of. all be lull-c that I}.
farm lit the one dialog that he not only.
Willi. but acetic. it' in: only lhluiia
that lamina. on a farm of his own.
would M1l0.l‘ll‘lll the limo: bin all"
advice would be fol bitty
to hire out for 11 yo r or two with
acute practical; hardw filing and auc-
it ill: has a wife and
no children. or even one or two little;
ones. lilo-Mitch” often more coon
Deduction, by boarding hired morn.
New concernln' the scloctlon and
pumhano of a farm which shall he to
him at once a. homo and a source of
revenue Beulcwhdrc, if he in ”Cffllfl'
tent and careful.
the rlglttplnce to buy.
’l‘vhercvwlll bu fences to build. re-
pair-.11 to make on house and. burn and
allubuildingu on l-tho property. a
economy ought to be practiced in milk-
in; cxpenditt‘lrca. but three things the
abqoluteiy. necessary when the farm
has been secured. a good team. some
good tools and picnty of soil fertility
in the chape of fertilizers Possibly
he can exchange wdrk with some
neighbor for a: while no that one horsp
will be all that: nocscuary. '
tilizem he must hale; he will not
find a spoonful on the place. and his
ncdsh'bora caulnoi spare any.
is the one point. where he can not. af-
ford to practice mistaken economy,
for soil richness means sn‘rc crops, big
crops, success. happiness. long life and
perhaps a little laid up moneys-J. R.
Lawrence in Farmer‘s Voice.
Opinion litigardinp Old And.
d‘i‘silnutlibllui phgfdtinn hall rot-1551M
t “ a e is no it
than or lifts-ma. length 101' gaunt-unfit a southern New England 'l‘ulophond 011..
condition of the. bodily tissues. and it 11151511111ka Bullll‘ll 1
is liguplblo for n 1117131 of 50 to scold oili- . Might lentil
Ml Woman at " 1-
~ to cram to d‘ 'c billatlon 0t lin- 43 lead *
‘8 a fact W‘c happen in; telellllo dconlpnnloa 0' the United
unada ‘ under the tutelage
11111111151 {luncheon and rm?
ydeclnrod tint
111110th of .8545 years, and n
dhllal‘ltm‘ bf 60 11'0an rlt’cht tdare in 6
till ones 3" Nil ‘ .
1 “a grill; C nipa ’Illu'l debtor. oncrnp
lould he‘l‘lovo 11111551551311.111111 ‘19 be“ ‘ according toa tho robilrt‘ will ho cupi-
tallned at $350. 000 000 and
object hr in catabliuh it
till uyatclu that will out!
to (hilt from New l'or 1) Bull‘ li‘ran-
Bouth‘ Norwuil‘t,
all 1 width the daughter
is fast idll‘lnn he mind and memory.
5‘andTl5ltt-rnlly drips clioid use. i ‘
1 " loraoorot o rout l.’ udya tlo ro
pricier of Tim Clifford Pharmacy. 'li-l (that) and mint Texan
to keep the bodily Marines from wast.
lag. and the greatest discovery known
to medicine for this nor can is old cod
liver oil preparation. V not. 1111 it cou-
hly concentrated form all
out olell‘lcntn of cod liver
oil. actually taken from fresh cods'
livers. but without oil or in euro Vlnol
strobfitllcne‘r and body 55
builder for old folks, it repairs worn hinhtlou. ho utalod
111111111111. ch'eckn tho natural decline,
and rhp'lacon weakness with strength
as nothing clsn‘ can.
"Vino! tones up the stomach. creates
u hoalthy appottiwe
blood and invigoraton and strength-
cnu every organ in the body to do its
work as nature intended. Vino] is in- is a pure tonic medicine; of colloidal
tired a great blcuufn'g 111' old follul, and
extracts frorn such letters as the fol»
lowing [)l'OVU it:
Mrs. Sarah J. Windmill. of C icazo,
he will find just
lzor and ntlcngth creator“
for the aged, and he Would not take a
thousand dollars for the good it hall
Norwalk who 't‘cclu old.‘ wllctllcr thc5
are old ill years or not, would try Vt
SPOILED HER BEAUTY.
liATlves anionic“ .
QN TROPICAL. CEYLON
Protect the Barn from‘ Lightning.
l! is seldom that a burn on a farm
is burned from any other cause than
lightning. and no barns, thus far ro-
porlgld. have been alruckand burned
thatdlavc been pmpcrly protected by.
rods. it would follow then that if all
barns worc well roddcd there would
be no barns burned. or scarcely any.
If there were no barns burned there
would be very low risks taken by the
fire insurance companies and a large
and profitable part of the business
would be lost. to them.
Hams-sing Brooks to Farm Machinery
The French Minister of Agriculture
is addressing to all protects through-
out thc republic a circular of infor-
mation and suggestion which will an!
able the uracil. farmers to make use
of the power in their small waterfallfl.
The circular describes the method by
which those small wainrfalls may bu
harnrulncd to dimple and, incxpcnslve
but. odcctlvc electric apparatus itho
entire relation between canals. tllr
billed. dynamou and the distribution
problem in described). and the cost,
of inutallaiiou in given. it in hnpsd
um mall fahmcra can thus. at
small omit, havo. their own lighting
plant and conduct many of their farm
operationa more effectively
Com Iii-dc Will Not Iothur.
A well known flu-mol- 1115's hn will
his. need corn with coal oil hcfore
planting it, and»: runoff the birds
and'tnsecln do not bother it before it
center on. The oil does not injure
Mi. gum and keep it from apt-culling.
'l‘llia ha been proved by experience.
no he hon/never had to rcpiaut.
and Potato...
Lam 5510mm are cohaldiircd heat.
The potatocu may be sorted into four
ulna cud the next in this
taken. 'l‘hay may be cut into film
of two or time eyes each.
vochtc splitting the pontoon cud‘wiuo
into dual-torn and. planting the need
mic Mirth
Tho Theory of “if Mdiulure.
The vim account? «‘11 an adequate
uvhll‘ 10¢. null. mantra is cnpcrcnt
Mich 1111 conduct- that miter «miti-
tum char to Milly film per cent. of
the More ct will: plantar.
".16: ”hips.
no: o‘r cultivate” the «houses one...
‘f'iiitl «tell ’cm crow. This vege-
table. 1pm on appreciative muons.
W.!lltlll..ll5ullllohii1 .
u;.:-;.;.;-;.,-,-;-;.
WIRE: 82.98 AND Ml“, NOW'WG.
STAMFlNG DONI TO ORDER. 5
AGENT FOR BANNER PATTERNS.
II WASHIHGYQH if
Leaving Hay in the Field.
We cannot undeluliand the noun; of
man when they cut in: and leave it
in in little 1.11111. all over
we and more or title tiled
than any other and com
explain arboretum
“evaluated-“.1“. laid}: .... z... a... ..
froth Piitnburg.
lnnkcll rich. red BIGKENING BHiVERlNG FITS
of Amie and Malaria, can be relieved
and cured with Electric Bitters. This
A Rare Chance
TO BUY A
BUILDING LOT!
In the Center at a Low Price.
1.
1" non at normal offers tori sals fell Building
Lot: on Oumay Mraol. between Butler and Orchard
Struts. Narwalk. Conn"
[It Prices Ranging from
{250.00 to $500.00". Per Lat.
This is about the last chance to
obtain a building lot in the. center
for a home at such low prices.
Map of for: at our office. when full particulars will be
cheerfully furnished
Taylor St Golden,
/4 Washington Sheet
80"”: NOR WALK
...... . . . . . . , . .
. .-.-.-.-.-.-.v.-.- -.~.-.-.u .
For The 111111111.
liig line of Mission furniture just received
for the holidays.
Raymond 8- Son,
46nd 48 Main Street. Norwalk.
Bargains in Ready ‘ 11.1.11...
I; O. 1‘! LLOTGOK’.1
Il‘l‘.
Special Low Prices.
5 , “ c511 llfllllmry and run _. "
w: AL‘IC am a mi tmr or humid- Add OHILDHIN' wm
Nb OAT
ALL OTH'Q LATII‘! m URAVANIW WSKCOA‘TU.‘
COME M AND IXfiMlNI CUR “OK
The Fair can and For Store.
wwncmudrcu or and; room ‘iioilwuuit.
President 1111111.; F.1Tylcr. of 111‘
carding the fol-
our board
mrumdilluu ,
lo subucrlbera
5 ldnl )lJlOWll illltl tulle 111161111 around
rl‘llo collibiuulioil to
wan to include the Boudwrn New En‘g.
inlld Tolopllotld (lollipll‘l‘lp'; Mr‘ 'l‘ylor
vcry 1|!"le denied that he had any
direct or indirect knowledge of any
such scheme as outlined in the report
“i don't. lhlllll our dompuul in inter
outed dlloctlt or indirectly in that conll
The American 'i‘uloglaph and Tell.
phone colllptuly own an llllt’il‘fib in the
Southern Now “England company
WW
benefit in malaria for it exerts a‘ true
curative influence on the disease, driv-
log it entirely out of the system.
to much to be preferred to Quini‘nc.
.grand- allow of Alexander lamil having none of thin drug's had after
“Vinoi in a godsend to old effects. E. S. Mundull. of Henrietta.‘
people as it is such a wonderful vital Tex" writes: “My brother was very
low with malarial fever and jaundice.
Mr A. J. Halter of Evanatille, lnd.. till he took Electric Bitters. which
“TbPI'e is nothing like Vlhol saved his life. At ‘1". ll. Battlers
Drug Storcrprico 50c. guaranteed.
ATWOOD PROPOSED TO SHERIFF.
“I Just. Mall every pcraon in South NORWICH. 5,,” 305-1" this part
of the slate tho adults to have the
icgiulntulo repeal tho laua b5 which
"0‘ 0" 0“" gllulanicc. “’0 “m 3““ 1). Preston Atwood is bringing sulfa
back your menu it you are not aatls
"“6 *‘W "‘03“ this {01' a fair 0“" 3““ ilcul are attracting much attention
it. is up to you to plovc out good faith."
fl‘hc Clifford Pharmacy.
against executors of estates ill Connec-
Deputy Sheriff A L Story. or
city. who is also uuulatant superinten-
dcnl‘ of the state police. charges that
ho was asked to meet Atwood ill New
Harriet lion-.ard of 209 W. 34th St” York. liu hays Atwood culled atten-
New York. at one time had her beauty tioll to the statute and told Story
spelled with skill trouble. She writes: that. there was "lots of money to be
“I had Salt. Rheum or Eczema. for panic out. of it ” Story should nerve
years, but nothing would cure it until papers and tell the defendants that
I used Bucklens Arnlca Solve." A ”la cnucu would cost $240 and costs
quick and sure healer for cute. burns
250 at F. It. Baxtel‘s
1-ach.llut they could sctilc for alumni
anything above $100.
‘ on or into the schcnlu
He refused to
n -;.:u
mouuumo Hats A upndlut'rv.
1117115 ubltmtlt. coda.
dd twitter in Waahiugton
5: Mini: chchtpli.,y Q 5,
ASKINGTON. Jun 30.»
Arlington liotci. Tll‘c governor
brought. hill credentials with him, and
Sat 111111511, accompanied by Senator.
Platt. wont to the capitol. A15 soon
as the Senate commenced proccedlnmi.
Bouillon Matt 5'11uescutcd the crudou-'
tinlczof be new uunutor trpln Connec-
' tor which ticvdt'lw Ilulkeloy
. rdducod lethally , future
colloaguca ‘
‘Guv. ll‘nlkeloy will mutant in Wash
install for a few dayu only. lie is
i find out whom he in to be located
in the capitol 11M? Mar 1 4th.
conglnitiouu will bu appolllt'tl in tho
Senate until next December, and Son
ator Bullieley n‘la5 not be able to so
cure a rpclll in the capitol ulltll later.
lie will, however", little the appoint-
nlcl‘lt ot‘ a secretary all noon an
b
1.“
committee. and he will hate to woritl
usual" custom in congress. _
To Place Gen. Hawlcy on Retired List.
The resolution adoptcd by the Con-
acnators and representatives. frdln
. Connecticut to one their best endear.
oral to have Senator Joseph R. Hauler
iny. has been received by all the Con»
necticllt members it its expected that
in thin matter and the rest are wilii
to buck. him up. but. it is rather of
cult to determine which is the boat
way to proceed. Senator Plait Mil
look into tho, matter cl‘lre‘l’ully before
doing anything and will piobabl‘y be
prottynuro that n mcauurc of this kind
will pass before. he does anything.
it will be rmalied that a alnlilnr.
pIOponliIoll for General llawloy's rc-
tlrelllcllt Will-i llliltlc ill 1903. but the ill-
tclupt to rclirg the general was ntop~
pod by his friends here. -'I'llo only
rcccnt cum» of a sinlllzlr'nature trap
the hill to retire Congressman Boutciic
as an officer ill the navy. it was done.
but congress was severely criticized
for it. and there ilna ncvcr been a
similar attempt since.
THE ORlGlNAL
Foley It Company, Chicago originated
Honey and Tar as u. throat and lung
remedy, and on account of the great
merit and popularity ol' Foley's Honey
and Tar many imitations are offered
for the genuine. ‘Ask for Foley‘s
Honey and Tar and refuse any substi-
tute offersll as no other preparation
will give the same satisfaction. It is
‘mildly laxa‘tlvc. it contains no op-
iates and is safest for children and
Drug tore.
M
‘31th FAVORED a‘Y MAYORS.
Would Help Municipal Ownership of
Lighting Plants.
The Mawr's Association of Con
necticul is about to halt) introduced
in the General Ascwmbly two very im-
portant bills drawn by a committee
appointed at the last meeting of tho
Annociatlon The committee consists
of Mayor Homer 8. (‘unlmings of Siam-
ford.‘cx-Ma,vor Sullivan 01' Hartford.
and ex Mayor Mahan of Now London.
(mo of the billa is intended to lllodlly
tho can and electric act of 1893 and
would make municipal ownership or
gas and electric companies all center
The other bill will neck the establish
want of a Board of Gas and Electric
Light Commissioners it is a. bill siln
ilar to that in form lll “"n"-'"""°"i'
power to hear and mt rates witcnuw.
complaint is made by a municipality
that it is being overcharged.
Board of Ballet
Board .of Relief of the Town of Nor-
llonae Block on Wednesday, Feb int.
1905,!ron120'clock until 4 o'clock p.
In; Saturday. Feb. 4th. from 2 until
i‘o'clook p. 111.; Wednesday evening,
day. Feb 11th. from 2 until 4 o’kcioc
p. m); Wednesday evenindl Feb.ll'1th.
from 7 until 9 o'clock: 'l‘ cadet/.1913
of 1901.
They will also meet with tiled-s
15.10.1111. a Joint board Tuesday, Feb.
lag the polls of sick and disabled per-
sons
JAMES BU’I’HERLAND.
.lARVlt'i KELLOGG.
CHARLES W. BELL.
Elect Morgan (l Builtolcy arrived in :
gailhiupton. Friday night and in Ill. 1
SOUTH NORWALK'S GREAT DRY GOODE MOUSE.
AGENT FOR MAY MANTON’S PATTERNS.
his way up gradually according to tho‘
nectieut legislature. requesting the
rctlrod an an amour in tho insular ar- ,
Senator Plait will take the. initiative-
delicate persons. Sold at Plalsted‘s.
” coat.
_.._....,. W1. “WM—“-mww ._._.
our fine, fresh soup meats furnish
a “stock” which makes appetizing
and hcalthful initials {or luncheon
and dinner. But soup meat is
only a small item with us—we
look to our steaks and toasts to
bear out the statement that there‘ a
no better butcher shop in town
propoaltlon for cities and borouvhs than Schanb’s 11' 3 A; as to qual.
ity. cleanliness and price.
now, and gives the Commissioners
Noiico is hereby given that the
walk will meet at their office. Opera
Feb. 8th, from 7 until 9 o‘;élock Satur-
2111i, from 2 until 4 o'clock p. m., for
the purpose of hearing and determining
any and all appeals made. to thorn
from the doing of the Anacsuors on list
21st, at 4 p. lit. for the purpoao of chat»
Board of Roller. Town of Norwalk.
120 if
South NorWalk
Board: of Belief...
ltorwclll January iii 1906.
JOHN l" M’MAHON’
MAWW COMM.
: L; 11141» ‘ w oil. lulled
1 ‘ I ‘
Notice in hereby given that tilel
Board offlolie‘f .of‘ihc City of south"
Norwnik, will meet on ii’edneuday.
January 25, 1006. at. 7:30 o'clock to ti
o. uni; Saturday. February 4. was. held
it to .6 o‘clock p. 111.; chuoadn5',,iteh-;
1 wary 8. from 7130 to it p. nu: itch-
rultry 15, at 7: 30 to ii p. at: Theodor.
February 28,1tt 'l: 30 to ii p. m.; in the
Council Chamber in Havil’nnd street,
in. built city, for tilt: pumice of hearing
11nd determining all appeals frol‘l‘l the
ileum a: tile' llilitllllfll‘t‘l of aald city?
on the “ll: of 1904. Dated at South
This Store Bdg‘ins its
GREAT INVENTORY SALE
SATURDAY, JANUARY 528.
i
it 5 ,5 1 ' .
takes lllil acat.‘ All a new scnator it . 5 t ‘
is probable that Gov. Bulkoiey will be .
made challulall of only a very anlalll 5 . » .
Wc-apeak honestly, we speak within bounds, when we emphasize?
this sale as the sale of all sales. In its economy it overtopa anyaale
over held under this roof. Every stock in the store in profit stripped,
hundreds of items will never be exploited in print, but they are here
together with scores of other items that will be so emphasized. It
isnt profit it is not cost in many instances, that causes this great
merchandise movement. The one great object' is to reduce the stock
prior to taking the annual inventory. It' s a great chance, it’s your
.‘* chance; and your proof of wisdom will lie in the taking advantage of
_ it. We‘ re going to crowd this store with satisfied buyers. for seven
days as it has never been crowded before. and we earnestly invite you
to be one of them. Yon can make no mistake' in buying at this‘ great
sale
THE SALE WILL LAST JUST SEVEN WORKING DAYS.
83-85 Washington Street.
MCLEflNCE Enid
OF WINTER MERCHANDISE IS NOW ON
Women's Underwear. rcsuiar price. $1.00, at ....................... 79c
Women's Underwear, regular price. 75c. at ........... . ............. 59c
Women's Underwear, regular price. 50c, at ..................... 391:
Women‘s Underwear. regular price, 251:. nt ......................... 210
Flanneletlc Wrappers, regular priced, 81.25 and $1.50. at ........... 950
'f'willed Flannel Walata, regular price. $1.50, at .................... 95c
Sllillcd Velvet Belts regular price, 500. at ........................ 25c
Children 15 Canton Flannel l'ndcruaists, regular 250. at .............. file
in fact. clor5thing in Winter Goods Villl be closed out regardless of
N. E. RYAN,
86 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
“IN THE SOUP."
SCHAUB’ S MARKET
22 wusumcvou smear,
’Phonc, 322.2.
LnHIGH
CO
THAT’S ALL.
HIGHLAND PACKER
THE HARRIS c onus do.
PHONE 3425. 68 WATER ST.
THE GREAT
111.115qu 5
cynic.
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on) COUGliS BRONCIil “‘5”
“36mm
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