All “ , “rimmbmnen,>nhd ‘iiuue
'zml‘tke‘ it
1 V is being made by some of the pornone
‘who ‘for=years have conducted El light
_ ingrnercauiilc and educational circlcu '
. litters the passage of the bill by tho
‘ ‘ legislature which will do away with
. cigarettes entirely.
‘ ommehd to the representatives
Jan. 31 M
., of thl .01
h i if in tile
. 1a
, nick councils. o
- ,. ,. £3 «door: l
_ “I. .ttltea-iduonladhur u
in bedtime» ‘mlllo‘ mt
.VIIIlv-rlhlnfl ct colloidal
,‘i‘heo to them cooler ch
. of "the .uonlected ob 0".er
nag: lung situations the follow
. a . . , ,.
Ii» ind pneumonic, 9. meet fatal
. ill 01th invariablyoommoncen
_, , pleat warninw Atlhouzb
! considered infectious
, , ppeoidc microbe. the Int-
ev ,rohblea'peoplc who have
I IIXGHIM I“!
All)”
will a , ,. .
,, lam m is. .
, continent towcrda Mrs. Rog.
. tunin- out”
‘ 3 ,0 his: ‘ prom com
noun hemb‘p‘oo io‘ has 15000 presenter
to'uovernor Be I. itmlta a rcpricv
for the mlaornble woman. Another no
tltloh. bearins' the names of 11.0l
mombm of thoMaeonio order‘ in ,Ver
moot, haa beenuforwerded. and at Wind
aor. Vb. live. milliliters have naked. th
governor to'reprieve he woman Tb!
feeling is very favortt is towards Mrr
Rogers now and If the governor to act
loo decided, I believe the Vermont
people will move him. i pemonair
have not presented ‘eny petition di
rectly to the governor, for I'beilev:
that Is something the Vermont peOpll
should do. ' r
‘ “lwas confident they would do so it
they knew all the story of the misera-
ble woman's life. I expect now it
look into the crime for which aha but
been found guilty. I believe there In
much that has never been. told and
feel that when the true story of the bar
rible affairs include public there will
be yet more aympethyfor Mm. Rogers .
Manly of‘the best people of Vermon
are turning to Mrs. Roam. i have
many letters from the very finest wr‘
,jhardy bye Iveten: tic? use
'0 met curative. .
, , inertia 0n the" lungs it
-' bodice tit the‘flrat evidence.
in within-:and overcomea
" before it than a chance to
‘ lad ~ There Is no medicine
.worl, thatrlcan compare with
"in curative and reconatmc.
e at all drug star-owl“. 50c.
201°? IHA GOLD
It myreehlt in ncumcnla. Brn-
Bolm Inbreeklng up Golda when-
.r tried. :almzat, . without .- exception.
5 too will 1.00 bottles. the our.
’Bentar'e and Plainted'l. ' "
. ‘ , . "- .men of Benninxlon. which indicate
- , ”WWI" TRAFFIC IN “COFFIN such a change of feeling. It is my in
‘ “ w NAILS." tention to consult with these women .
individual members of the Legislative
Imgue of New York are nubor-rlliinl
lo a fund for it new trial. What I hope
to (In now, is to obiulu a IIEDIDOI'iil“
reprieve from (lovcrunr ilrvll. .80 that
I may ho able :0 colloirt funds caudal
to go hcioro 1hr Suprcmc Courl will
a motion for a new trial."
FOUR HUNDRED BABIES.
St. Vincent’s infant Asylum. Chloe
30. shelters homeless waifn awulilni
adoption. and there are hourly 400 hp
bios thorn. Sister Julia writes: "i
cannot say loo much in praise of F0
ley's, lioncy and TM for coughs, colds
croup and whooping cough." Contains
bottom to prohibit the importation
'f,;olaur,ottcu and tho material used in
the'munufacturc or the some and to
. against the 'law to
senior smoke. a cigarette in thin stain
against this uorulled ovll. boilers have
been received by a number of citizens
asking them to advoculc to lheir legis-
Theee letters suggest to the citizens
who have received them that they roc-
and
ill N
4
Aperi‘ennémed' r o A
. non.SourSton$cf?.D‘ldm
Wormaflonvuiaionsd‘mrtsh
aces and Loss or SHIP.
u
Facsiau'ie Signature of
. In
Ilse
* For liver
‘2 dill. *6
- et‘po ice heedquartcra. however. from
, horse thieves have been perused. ~‘A0
, was afterwards typewritten. Bomora'
. .whmi bot will tr to
unions: restroom-loo.
roe small children were
0‘ :. ythe police. .
‘ rlo thirty» ion thelrmentoira
documents are the moat. interdiction:
terod in
tales of
sound like on almanac wnentho plain
unvatnised inlets: of those everyday
.1003 w ;. he otir .
an, explanation of how the other hell
Ilvbe the would prove” of grout anoint-
tmce to cpuhlic. . “l , _.
Frank Hook. Mrl.‘ Hook and John
homers each mode oblatement which
is the lookout. He commences hill bio
srhpuy by stating that. he was born
in Germany In 1863. He came to this
country when it years of use and
worked on farm: In was inland and
Pennsylvania. He worked 1111" Bridge-
port In 1888 "Aiter‘thut,'.'~, been”.
"I knocked around a few years. and
then fall in wilh a header rgypoiea.
Then i alerted buying and selling
heroes.” ’
Sonic-rs tells of his arrival in this
city last November and of his meeting
with Hook, who went under‘the name
of O'Dell. The two .men made inva-
sions Into New York state and at other
timeevieited New Brunswick, Paler-
eon, Bound Brook, Newark and other
places in New Jersey. ’l‘hey useldom
returned from these trips without
Thiriy ,lllars
ml OiMAVI IOIPAM'. "KW '3'! DIN.
' u.‘ " W» t:
"'~ 4 vs. ,"
,
counters from this 'city that they .In-
to eat themselves in a bill prohibiting
th importation of cigarettes. cigarette
no opiates and is safe and sure. Ask
for Foley’s Honey and Tar and lasts
upon having it, as it is a safe remedy
and certain results. Refuse substl
tobacco and cigarette papers and that
theroiilng of a cizarette by any per-
Ion and the smoking of a cigarette be
made a. misdemeanor by law.
The same attempt to crush the traffic
Ifloinrettea has been made mother SHELTON, Jun, (Hr—George Burke
outed!!! which the legislatures are who Was charged with stealing rub
meeting at this time and it is said that ‘ her from a local firm, was yeaterdai
o movement is a national one.,bound over to the Supreme Court 0
, other It will interest the Connecll-l Fairflcld county under bonds of' $500
.cut‘iosnaral Assembly romaine to be by Judge Curries. An alleged acoom
flan. , piice named Mulcahey was bound over
. to the same court. a few weeks out
Sentinel Wont Ads. get results .
contour-:16 7%
mice. Sold at Plaiated‘sDr-ug Stone.
RUIBER THIEF'EOUND OVER.
cam
~ “.whwpw. W 00!. 230
wwc.
LOOKING ‘0 var
the entire field of science. nowhere has there been such progress as in em
once of Optics and the fitting of glue see. Our success in this line in dot
to a measure, to the fact that we embrace every meritorious idea. We can
Itantly seek to originate new methods of excellence that will in any we
aid lll in themractioe of Fitting Glasses.
HOMER B. HOYI. Refueling Opfloum.
Room 0 United Bank Building. loath Nor-went. can.
IMIII Appointmentu or convenience of patron.
Office More. 0. 11:60. "'45. 0:00 anion-aw eveningn 1o—I
Parlor Furniture.
M-
We display at all times the choicest and most extenslVe line of
Parlor Furniture in the Twin Cities. All of our Suits have a dignity
of appearance and richness of finish that exemplify the highest typr
of furniture making today Some time when convenient fake a strol
through our mammoth show rooms. We will be pleased to show yot
our entire display, which we think will compare most tavorably witl
any of the stores in Fairfield County in point of variety and quality.
but at prices far below.
a..-
A. J. 06101256. 00.
Funeral Director and Embaimer. .
:2 NORTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK
_ We Call Your Attention
To tho «lvuuialgca oil'crcd In th
uulnir 01‘ or . Lollltdi Culll.
cold. -leou untim‘notiuu becauuu W
No Trading Stumps,
get value in Cool.
B. HERSHIIEID d SON.
122 Water street. Tel. 23M.
74 Bocvlow Avo., Tel. 01—4.
Wood Street, Tel. 2034. .
John T. Hayes. 0 Main 0h, Norwaik.
Public Market, 32 00. Main 0!. 00. No
linseed _
. Willi Silllllflll 000000
not of if the I coupon-land 89 cents???
atelwm'wlth a child u‘oldfii’ully warren , ‘
rl‘elr‘ruhhcr cup; inauguration. beautiful. on
motion pucreuteed. You wonder how
Loan dirt
luau dust. more comfort, mom Hilllii
lid-lion, more hour to (ho bilcltoll‘ull
moru economy to tho ton than any cool
satisfactory coal. Try It ouco. You’ll
use the advaniago of using it ulwnya
Remember you
m‘is‘”‘uir.lumun Willililllllllilllll “‘ “
lPRlNCESS VICTORIA HAS APPEN-,
- DICITIR. '
Sample; Collected In New Britain LONDON. Jun, ;n_..,.rph,. pmmmg
Now Undergoing Analyele. Victoria, daughter of King Edward.
HARTFORD, Jan. 31.~Duiry Conl- underwent an npcruiiod for appendi-
hissioucr John B. Noble has collected cltls “I Bucklnxhum WING "“9 moru~
'rom stores In New 3mm“ and other lug. 'l‘he lzlpol'illion wua performed by
“aces samples or canned peas. and Sir Ii‘i'fldi‘f‘lCIi TTEVQS. RurBOFII'ln'Ordl'
mg SPIN “1089 gamphas ‘0 ”w expel-l. nary ‘0 the klut. A biillellh alleQ'
dental station at New Haven This ““9“”5' “9““! ““331
ction is taken with the idon of do- “The circumstances of tho opt-ration
ermining whether any canned 080* were favorable. The priticossbore it
re being hold in the state which have V9” well. and ‘3 progressing "91'? “i-
reen sdulteratod thh a I'aouous ,Iefactorlly."
olorlng matter. Do The princess, who has been ill for
The recent Illness of a family 1, some time, catno to mutton January
tern ”.11“,th with it poisonous 27 to prepare for lht‘ operation. She
hich wasicauscdht‘hc physlclag said “'33 born I“ 1833. ‘
~,v poison a calm peas whic t oy W
its. has led to the inquiry. The love» GREAT“ I!“ DEMANQ
ligation of such matters comes tinder Noihlns Is mere in demand than a
he dairy couimieslonor'a duties. it Is medicine WWII meets modern '9‘
Mil known wholhor the inquiry will ho luiremente for a blood and ,sysiem
if‘OildE‘l‘ in scope. and reeull in a. geno- lonnaor. such as Dr- K1085 New
01 inspection ofother canned goods. IMO Piila. The? ”B 5““ WIN You
need vto cure stomach and liver trou-
bles. Try (hem. Al F. H. Baxter's
'iruu Store. 250. uusranlee’ "
STATUE To WOMAN PHYSICIAN.
CHICAGO, Jan. (IL-«What is said
to be the first etatu erected to a wom-
an physician in Ill United States has
been unveiled in Fullerton Memorial
Hall at. the Art institute in honor of
Dr. Mary Harris, Thompson. Dr.
Thompson was the founder in 1866 of
the Mary Thompson Hospital for Wom-
en and Children, and who the pioneer
woman physician of the Northwest.
CANN‘EO PEAS. '
How To AVOID PNEUMONIA.
We have never heard of a single in
once of n cold resulting in Pneumo
In or other lung trouble when Foley’s
ioney and Tar has been taken. it nol
nly slope the cough, bill heals and
itrenztliens the lungs. Ask for F0-
xy's Honey and TM and refuse any
ubntllute offered. Dr. C. .l'. Bishop.
f Agnew, Mich, writes: “i have 18-
d Foley's Honey and Tar in 1 rec
ery severe cases of pneumonia with
00.1 results in every case." Sold at
olaieled'u Drug Store. ‘*
-_~W._..—¢.—. ..
’ROTE8T AGAINST 'FRATERNAL
TAX.
n.“ ......~. .. m.
REV. DR. OXTOBY DEAD. ~ ;
SAGINAW. Mich. Jan. 3l.--Rev. 3
John T. Oxtoby. D.D.. a prominent
Presbyterian divine and pastor emeri-
tus 0 the Warren Avenue Pr-esuyter.
inn Church, ls dead at his home here.
He had frequently been a member of
love in the state, and bringing differ- the General Assembly, and in 1898 be
out orders under stole control In line represented Michigan as a member of
with the education of Governor J. K. the Pen-American council at Diagonal
Tool in his message. . Scotlund. .
BUTTE, Moni., Jan. 31.——The Amor-
can Fraternal Congress, 30,000 strong.
the presented a petition lo the legisla-
~uro. protecting against the proposed
taxation of the various lrutemul or-
.. . ATRIAL BOTTLE
Cures a‘ Cold in One Night.
l 083895.
AZILIAN B; [M .5...
25¢.
three or four stolen horses. "You're
itoo slow for this business." lluokl
Would say; "it taken you a your to hur-
lnccs n horuo.”
’l‘hc Sitiimiimiin written by Mr, Md
lilrs. limit, importer, throw" all llll‘.
lblumc 1:001: Somt-i'c and thy ho was
the leader of :t lining of horse" illil‘Vt’i‘i
iuhiclt upmjutod nil (il'l.,‘l‘ inc country.
i SPOILED HER BEAUTY.
l llurriol lioward, of 2014 W. {Hill St.
lev York. at one time had her beauty
lupoiicll with akin II‘Ulllilif‘. Silo Wrili‘us‘:
g"i lllIlI Salt Iihouiu or Eczema ’for
:ycnrs. but nothing would vurc ll, until
i used lliioltlcn's Arulon Salvo.“ A
quick and sure healer for cuts. burns
and stores. 200 at I-‘. ll. liaxlcr's
Drug store. "‘
CONOOLIDATED AFTER 0. R. d. L?
Demand for the Compton Stock of the
Latter Company.
There was a revival of the reports
in the financial quarter yesterday that
the Consolidated Railway Company Is
to take over the properties of the Con-
necticut RaiIWay and Lighting Com»
pany within the present year.
The story that such a consummation
was liable to eveniunte. has beenper-
slslently denied from both sides of the
proposition.
But the; report of the proposed sale
10 the Consolidated Company Ill insist.
out, and on the strength of It the com-
mon stock of the C, R. d: 1. Co. which
has a par value of $20 and which had
a nominal value of from 10 to 15 cents,
is being sought for. aneculetively. The
speculative price is now at 25 cents.
with no offerings.
There la a general belief that the
United Gas improvement Company
which own» the C. it. 0 L Co.. will sell
out the. stock of the latter company
now that the Consolidated Railway
company has obtained so many atrnto
gic points. Little in the trolley lino‘le
‘90 for it to absorb in the state, save
Denbury. flartford and the Gr010n~
Westerly line. and It is believed that
the New Haven steam road really con-
trols the latter.
logically the Consolidated ‘ should
have the C. R. at L. Co.'s properties.
and It would'probably have had them
Inns: ago but for the fact that the C.
R. o D Co. has a lot. of gas and elco
iric lighting plants, the operation of
which are outside of the railroad bush
near. ,,
But these latter matters can bear-
ranged.
W
Eveu‘baznge sometimes goes to ex-
i
y
can.
Guaranteed to Cure Any Cough. 25c
Only Radical Cure for Bronchitis. 500
Cures Worst Group In a Few Minutes.
Cures Sore Throat and Ulccraie‘d Toncils.
. Only Positive Cure for Quick Consumption.
Kills the Catarrh Microbe and Cures In One Month.
l
Open. Breathing Poultice out! Ito-torch flooring.
Cures Hay Fever or Mohey Rolunded. 500 -. $1.00
Only Thing
“01‘ OED FAILURE IN DO “A”
hi
Comm. Constipation eadPIloe. when all else fail
Wildfowl-l
a
i. 0‘ , {garden on: to Cliff rd Rhona fly, .
' ', chimera-
may.
1 ., w ‘0‘ ‘ A I
; I'
on Earth That Cures Asthma.
mumsmmmmmpmuoemmmamw.
iabucld'firlpoetonbelvdomm them of youth. .
hadm- multitude. lilietbe polo 01000. when or
‘ ‘ 2010" treet-
mmronoeu new
“MWAW
liver ‘llleM
"pendulum. T
«g ~ compo I: do
.0 "I'll”
reading which the police hm oncsuni .
lid; ,. _ 113
files and othorii whoprew ,-
Road Co.
directorial rah:
m. i" .m .
I
Dinner Sets~$5.09 .
During thoprcpcrations for inventory We have collected
six or right Dinner Sets which have not in every case. the
full equipment of v‘pieccs, but for ordinary use in any family
willbc quite satisfactory. If these Dinner Sets were new,
just imported, they would be Worth$ro or more. As they
are they will be sold at $5.00 each. ‘ .
A Lampewhalf-price.
A dozen or so handsomely decorated Lamps with metal
or porcelain bases and ornamental globesor shades are ar-
ranged for a quick sale. Some of these will make fine read-
ing Lamps and others are especially good for a hail table or
a corner of the sitting room. Such reductions as these”: ‘
At $5.50, now $2.75 At $4.00, now $2.00
At $4.50. now $2.25 At $3.50, now . $1.75
At $2.50, now
0.25
The Linens.
Hundreds are availing themselves of the remarkable
offerings in Linen Dress Goods. Economical women realize
that the prices are too good to pass by. These are in addi-
tion to lllOSL‘ listed yesterday.
Linen chp, blue, cream and gray, once a special at 29c,
now selling at. 19c. '
Dress Scrim, 40 inches wide, this is also suitable for
embroidery. worth 35c, at 19c.
Plain Linens, all colors. yard wide, worth (X 75 and 85c,
now oli‘crcri {ll 50c. _
Special For Men.
Natural Wool Underwear,
Shirts in sizes 42, 44 and 46,
Drawers in sizes 36, 38, 40 and 42, pa,”
Regular 75c. goods. for 59c each.
White wovcn Madras Pajamas. all sizes, $1.25 a suit.
Boys’ Sweaters to fit 9, lo, and 11 years. at 79c each.
. x Inlifim
The 'D. M. Read Co.
W
A8 THE BIAOON ADVANCES WE'MIJBT MAKE READY FOR THE
SPRING BY CLOSING OUT WINTER STOCK. FOR THIS WEEK'S
OPECIALS WE HAVE CHOSEN:
Shuttles” Shirt Wallets.
Ladies Sateen Walnut,
700 ware 01.00.
Ladlea' Chock Waists,
01.00 were 01.50.
Ladiea‘ Flannel Waista.
150' were 01.00.
Iadiea' Flannel Weiats.
01.00 Wore 01.50.
Ladles' Flannel Welala.
01.40 were 02.00.
Ladlea' Mohair Waleta,
750 were $1.00.
lmdioa' Mohair Walets,
01.00 were 81.00.
udlos'fi Moheir Waieia,
01.40 war-”02.00.
OTHER WAIOTB AT SIMILAR REDUCTIONB.
A'FIW MORE PIIOIB OF FUR LIFT AT .THE MARKED DOWN
PRIOEO _
A. DICKER‘MANszON.
84 WASHINGTON ST.. ‘ SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
' Telephone 343-6.
Lilli. all. .3 the Floor landed at
Carpet I0
THE THIND
Nowimyt. ,
Time or. uvcrai renou- fer title.
they can be cleaned often with little
trouble and whensyourmove you can
always use them whilu a carpet it”
been out to fit a certain room. and my
be aimoet union. in your new, home.
' We have acmevrydnlrnhin pit-
term In Tapestry.” 0 Vet and Amm-
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