For usrwniu doll lmty.
cloudy-tonight and Wednesday. Worm-
er; tonight. The storm that was con:
lrai on the Soph Atlantic coast yes-
terday morning, as passed out to aha.
A disturbance in control this morning
over take :Bnpcriorw X12“ producing
cloudy weather. with light snow. in
the northern. , rtion otlhc bake Bo
lion. ‘ “Please trund cold weather con-
tinues in ‘inontlsections cast of the.
Rocky. Mountains. ‘ Conditions favor
' for this vicinity partlyclbudy Weath»
or; with pon‘slbly a. flurry, of snow and
"slightly higher temperature,
. Miss Theresa Conway, of Spring
is eel, is entertaining, Miss Lizzie Far-
ro’l and Leo Rutherford. of Newark,
c
leionoe. Tribe, 1. 0. R. M, of Now
whlk, will earlier the udopiiou degree
on. :t clues of s- \‘erui eundiduirs li‘riduy
evening.
Jimmie \lhiikcr. the boy singer, who
has. been on the road for several
months with u theuirieul runlpuny, hus-
i'oturnetl home,
-—Anuuui 'i‘rinity .(‘hurcli Birthday
Party tillliKili.
Cornelius l-ietldriek. of Norwalk. who
has been employed in a Massachusetts
nun .ior some time. in spending a. vacu-
tion‘nt his home in town.
The hydrant at the corner or West
street and West avenue was thawed
. out by a tire built by direction of the
water commissioners, last week.
. Captain Howard .l. Bloomer and Mr.
and Mrs, David ilughes, of Hartford.
were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Bloomer, ct 'Areh street.
The Ludies‘ Aid Saclety of the Flint
Methodist Episcopal Church, will hold
its annual meeting tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o'clock, in the church parlors.
Charles Schutnan, the well known
Norwallt baseball pitcher, will play the
coming'season with the strong Jersey
City team. of the Eastern League.
A...”
-—Bring your friends and enjoy the
Bight!» PfiUnz-lli..,.T(i!‘JIY. church to'
n . ' ' ' '
Arrangements have been made to
hold an industrial League. prayer met'lr
ink in the South Norwalk Methodist
Episcopal Church, Thursday night at
7.45 o'clock.
Mrs. May fluiliier, who is living with
her sister, Mrs. John Higgins, ot‘ Burl
ritt arcane. fell Saturday night and
broke her ankle, and she is now in a
serious condition.
Captain Richard 0. German and
Miss Margaret iiaugh will be married
at St. Mary's Church. Monday morn-
ing or next week. A western bridal
trip will he enjoyed.
Miss Mary Cunninghum. of West
Washington street. intends to leave
South Norwulk this week. for an or
tended trip to Southern California and
other points in the West.
’i‘he wholesale price of mom has ad-
vanced within the last t'ew days. At:
eordingly the retailers have raised the
price on all kinds of meat. The ad»
vanes in price in said to be due to the
bilazard. .
it is understood that George iii.
liolmon, of Main street, Norwalh. has
purchased an automobile for spring de-
livery and that the machine is to be, a
good sized touring car of the tour-
eyilnder type. a .
FRANK BAXTER BUOOENFUL.
induced Dr. iiowmi Company to Make
Special Price.
After it great deal of short and cor-
ri‘liimiuleure, b‘runlt liltxter, the popu-
litl‘ liruggisl, hue llill-umuled in getting
the Dr. Howard (in. to-luuitn it special
liilll-[vi'it'v introductory offer on tho
murmur lii‘ly rent sine oi their rule-’
lli'iltl'il speciile tor the cure of tnilisih
nation and dyunepulu.
This medicine in u rm‘ent dismvery
for the cure of nil diuenucu of the
stomach und imwwlu. it not only glvru
quick. i‘eilcl‘, but, it itluiiuu permanent.
cures.
Dr. iiowurd‘s npeciilc has been no rel
mu-kabiy uncouuutill in caring consti-
pation, dyspepsia and all liver trou‘
hiss. tlint. Mr, liuxtcr is willing to re-
turu the price paid in every cuss niacin
lt'doca not give ruilnl. .i‘i’l ill iii
Anchor Lot of those
, ”Delidiou's‘ T
Sugar Cured Hams.
1201b. ‘
rusticulimttt
" ”South 02h Stuart. '
“i
tilt a circles.
. Stilton harlot:
.cou h was very dry and harsh.
the "have not caused any hurry to
distinctly,couuervntitc indictmensiona
andeysoneral characteristics. and: all
are "auto" purchases. Orders show a
tendency toward smaller proportions.
‘ Sprinp Opening Dates.
The Young hat for Spring. 1905. was
issued on January is. and the You.
mammal. ou‘January‘ 20, The Dun-
lap will he issued on February i8. and
the Knox on February 30. .
' Brown for apt-inn.
As Spring draw near illti subject
oi browns becomes more and more.
lnterhn‘ilng‘io retail batters every
where“ Early orders. as already ru-
pot‘tod. called for from it) to 30 per
cent. browns in both still and soft hats
and all authorities agreeihnt this per.
cantata will be largely increased with
the arrival of later duplicate order».
it, is perfectly natural that colors
should figure more. prominently. in the
later adios than in the purchases “made
at the outset of the season.
‘ How To Sell Brcvmc.
That. there will ‘be a: natural call
from the public tor brown hats is or
erytvhere admitted, but is must also
be admitted that to inspire a general
demand, advertising of one sort or
another mustbe resorted to.
. The amarican Hotter is interested
in the solo or brown hats solely in»
canon their general popularity moans
increased business for everybody from
thentumlincturor to‘ the retailer.
it. may. therefore. be peru‘llltod very
briefly to slip-post three pruciicui me-
thods by wiiluh'the Hillt‘ of brown but»:
may he nssrrod.
'i‘hey are:
Ii‘ll‘Sl-WrAih'i’ii‘lits.) them in your lilt'm
papers. and by personal letters and
circulars to your patrons.
SOCOlllI~Sli0W them in your display
u'iudowsmpreferably in solid brown
\\'iniimvs-tlntl, is. been out the hinclts
and other colors for it while. Biol-l.-
is a staple and needs little pushing,
illrd——Wenr a brown but yourself.
and have all your clerks do the sumo.
in u wordmpracticc what. you preach.
SEnnits Selling.
it will be. welcome news to the
trade generally that sennit braid hats
are again selling. and particularly in
the- lurgor cities, such as New York
and Philadelphia. they are being pur
chased quite heavily. 'I‘hut their ud-
optlon by the well dressed men of the
metropolis and other large, cities win
have. beneficial effect. on their popu-
larity elsewhere cannot be doubted.
The ”Open Shop" Mavcment.
in no industry is the progress of
the "open shopp" movement being
more closely and anxiously watched
than in the hut manufacturing trade.
Since the beginning or the Loewe
ease and Col. E, M. Kuox'e “deeiam
tlon of independence" the movement
h grown steadily. in out last issue
re erence was made to the fact that
Henry ll. Roe-lots Co. would no longer
recognize the United Hatters of North
America. and our news columns tell
this month. of the successful stand
taken by Jon. Finch. the Newark but
manufacturer, in his decision to run
his own business. and M80 or the Cap
Manufacturers‘ Association members.
who henceforth intend to employ eith.
or union or non-union operutives as.
they see fit.
A significant. {not is that, all those
employers seem to be experiencing
but alight dimcuity in getting a re.
qulslie complement, of workmen with
which to man their factories and turn
out uearily it not quite the usual num-
ber of dozens daily. ‘
Advertising Aphoricmc.
Advertise in innate and repent
leisure.
Talk in advertisements on you talk
to frlflttlswand talk as honestly.
Advice to those about. to
"cheap” alii'et~tising«~l)olt'l.
liit out. straight. it In usyolleetivc
in advertising as in pugilinm.
W...
LlNGERiNQ COLD.
With-toad Othcr Treatment ,But
Quickly Cami h Champ-claim
Cough molly. ‘
"Loot winter i caught a very seven:
cold which lingered tor weeks." says
.i. Urquhart. oi Zephyr. Ontario. 'Tiltdly
a
idea dealer recommended Chamber.
lain’s Cough Remedy and guaranteed
it. no i guys it a trial. One small
bottle of it cured ma. i believe
Chamberlain's Cough Rented to he
the boat. i ever inlet.“ '1‘ in rear
edy in tor sale by SilllEiOn-Poweil Cor.
porution. Clittord Pharmacy, Picrcc‘s
Bridge Pharmacy. Zeittunu Pharmacy;
til
llHl‘t
mm... .~....M... w
iNCREASE IN TELEPHONE BUSI-
NESS.
W
6,589 New motions in the State Our.
inn the Post Your.
NEW llM’idN. Jun. littm'l'he report
oi tho Southern New linulumi ’i’eie-
phone iiumpuny. which was presented
at the stockholders meeting this lil-
tnrnomi uhowod the total number ut
stations in the stats to he 33.208. nu
iucreann during the your past, at 6.089.
New central either have been cutub»
lishod at Cheshire. hiriiald. illusion
bury. Newtowa, 8th rd. iWiiwi'toV/ll
and Womulur’y. “Ex erimcnui haw.»
been made with the toolllina service
whichle result inrituical changer
dill‘lllK the coming year in the, dirco
lion of sillcicncy andripcod. The com-
pany ,will issue. ”00.000 were stuck
lliirlnlithu condng'yaur and not up
ply to the legiolhitti‘ulor an increase
in capital. .Tne‘totaliesming for the
your wall 11.317.528. ‘liaiioxpenuns ti.-
047.528. and n surpluae of 000.000 ruru
rind over div dentin. ‘ The exchange
business of i. ‘c yearns» “dam. toll
business $301,626. a d prime lint.
rand miscellaneous h airless “3.321. A
large extant-int of all lino; lg planned
for the coming year.
it nice thing about having the on;
by“: crib linthc room what-cyan steep
intact you can luditin the darn
without striking a licht b hittin your
citing “can u. ’. I
.,.’«<. .
blocks already shalt-ill»
l
3’: a...
I
hi 1' i"
t air
an
.Q‘i‘ih no. pl .
a {he to h n roll. thin Mr y
as. Its an, “nun llloocb m
minim bolt‘t . I tho
gulch twill“. I. I It ‘
to mails awiubfim’ul‘ pl l mg
I “5'21: goutmfim‘m ‘ fa "MI 6 I enco-
yv ll . , , :, . . n
null-loaded Yo ydu. all nth: intuit?“ ll
u a noun” I-. llm-o nit .
orld. liuluoriptlon prim. ll.” par {can whio c -
tltluyuuto u manyrc muyuuwin during thcli
iymirsuhmri inn. ructo no or Funafuti".
not Mb ”3an can or
You wl l'llnillt I
lirv'ciiomthc onlyouou its kind lit ill! world. .
Hamil“ WW, I” finial” fin MIMIC
r—v- Wu..- . .
FIRE HORSEON GARBAGE WAGON
~—-—-—
no
.09!
"at In
meiy
An Arranncmcnt by, Which, South
Nor-walk Team: Will Get More
. Exercise.
The. Board at Fire Engineers oi
South Norwaik and the health oliicialn
struck up a partnership in the way of
horses, Friday, and the garbage.
team is now to spell the tire horses
while they get their daily exercise. on
the garbage wagon. This will rent
tin- gurhuae team, which is ovmuvork-
ed. and will save the UM Well truck.
which rust several thousand of doi»
hrs. it in in need or repairs now, and
would last but u low yours more ii‘,
run urounti the shy every day, :is in"
the punt.
The plan on tried out lw‘ridny is
[or the garbage team to tulle the plure
ot‘ the (iri- burned at noon. The tire
horses will return to their stuiis: and
the garbage tenth will go (0 their siniiu
at :‘i or t; p. in., when they get through
work. This will mean that the cur-
iutgti to-uln will he in lilo plum of tin-
iire horses but six hours out of the
twenty-four.
it. will tako several days for Driver
William McPherson to get the gun
page team worked into lilo tricks of
the. tire horses so that. they will run
. sitting
" W. ll. ill-eon. engineer.
out at the alarm and bundle all right.
“7
“no“. "orw.’kc Conn»
obtain a building
ohurruuy
STAMNNQ DON! TO Oflfllfi.
u WAOIIINM‘ON “Bill. .
ALL "mi tartar
The Fair Cloak
an... "
For The Holidays.
Big line of Mission furniture just received
for the Holidays.
Raymond 3. Son,
46‘and 48 Main Suecl..i\lorwaik.
nonunion... who}? a... “
was that also am. now soc. ,Mounnma HAM A cracintrv.
Special to...” ,‘r-u-leaei
on Million» on for: . :"
Wgoiglafl HM]! A WINS LINE D? MAD!!!" M"? fiHlLDfllN’ .UITO
'N silt it. o co Future Try in uth
orw. ‘ 3 . ,. , ,u o;
Wutch‘ihn‘uidim WWW; . .d .
n has! thatihiitiliivntho amber has or
on i. _ . .
‘ , ,‘i‘he discharges not «excessive or his
“irouuent. , ’ ‘ -‘
contain n. ruined“... like" can.
mom. . ‘ ,
Dunn's Kidney bills will do this for
you- . , .
' ’i‘bey watch ibaltldheys and cure
them when they'resitiit. .
dlrmeli'lyof‘u
Spring street, norm. *9pr a boy i
enlisted in thn army, and... ”man”
and hardships weakened ‘me‘ ‘hysically.
Kidney trouble and slight urinary dit-
‘llcnlty not to. and us i noticed an ad-
vsrtiaomenl: about Dean's Kidney rilla
curing such causal not a box at Plain.
cents a box. Foster-‘Milburn (30..
Buffalo, N. Y., sole "attests tor the
United States. .
. Remember the name Dean's and take
no other. .
My w—n Y « ow- v”-
‘ NEW POST-OFFICE ORDER.
m
To Whom Endorsed Registered Mail
May hp Ocllvcrcd.
'l‘hc post-onion authorities have.
"drawn the line" unbecoming rogla»
tered mail endorsed “deliver only to
the addressee in person." when such
mall is intended and addressed to the
President or VicevPresidsni of tho
Unitedfltatea heads at departments or
bureaus of the government, senators
or representatives in Congress or to
the diplomatic representatives oi‘ for.
sign governments. Poaimnnlern are
directed to decline to accept. for res-
istrnlion mail so endorsed, when ad-
dressed to any of the otllciniu mention
ed. or it the envelope contains words
of similar import, .
Registered tunll endorsed as indicat-
ed and intended for others than the
otiiciuls named must, be delivered it:-
no one but. the person to whom it is
addressed, the postoiiiee t‘iepurimenv.
says. not, even npuii tin: written omlcr
ot‘ tho utiliressw, and ii” the addressee
venue! h4- i’ouuli Ull' lililli must he re
turned in the sender. The word
“peruontil” is not. to be construed us
an endorsement so restricting deliv-
ery.
you'uccnuoucv
Sines i182; we have been lolltlliif: menu) on Dit-
muudu, “plumes. dun-city n .d S lrorluro. Thus»
imp? ou‘t or ml)". min with your}. uioty “3d
articou om, yes-Dan n mov in fl y
drcrtamoncyantcr. ‘ll. . A INC??? ‘5’“
"gran-it‘l "of“ no im too an o.
“"4" _&05 ’ ' C u 1 |
P
flowery, or rooms mot.
. E min "9'“
Chance
TO BUY A
BUILDING LOT !
In the Cantor at a Low Price. ‘
11 nos 3. am pm error; for solo uh alluding
Lot: on ‘Omnoy arrest. bcmun Butlor and Orchard
At Prices Ranging from
$250.00 to $500.00 For Lat.
This is about the last chance to
lot in the center
for a. home iii such low prices.
Map of km at our office. when full particular: will in
furnished
Taylor St Golden,
. 74 Washington Street.
3001‘]: NORM/l
1.x.
......... ...
» Adan-r was IAN"!!! narrating.
0. a. TILLOTQGN’M
worn nonwmt. coon.
lN onsvsn am a A‘ . "
coma in melanoma oun stomp n,
and v. Fur Store,
a wccumnm critter. sown spawns.
i
cum lulled on acoiaottncd
' ‘ 2? Found. in seven Months.
and MM. Newton 0. (tray a.) ,
or. South Norwitih, w tail, ‘
oiconsumpi oltby a ‘
air every n slit. noun
weather. has, told her ,llt
Evenin‘f Journal. ,
bllnar ot.Wsdneuday nigh .
as she slept on tho root oi
tension. kitchen , at Noll: illii
street. Orange. N. .L, that she asked
her mother it she couldnot. sleep until
‘9 o‘clock‘ 'l‘iiuraday morning. her res»
uiar time for rising being 7 o‘clock.
Worn a skeleton of ninetyvpounds she
increased her weightiwsicvm months
to 117. and is now a maroiluekar, baa
lil' girl oi twenty years.“ Her remark-
able story of the treatment she adopt'
ad to euro hat-salt follows: .. ..
do anything.’ i haddriad ovary possi-
lors. l "was llnally advised to sleep
each night. in tho open air.
could also from a window
room. ‘
l,commonoed this treatment
June. when i was only unheloton. Al
in like it.
weather. Then i ate all i could hold.
principally dependiuy.r on milk ,and
raw eggs.
little much of my recovery is what i
have termed "stable treatment." 1
made arrangements with Charles litm-
isb. a. neighbor, who owuu n livery etu-
hie, whereby i could work a low hours
each day lll his aluhln,
and curried homes and worked its an
ordinary sluhic build. (it‘ course. this
does not. sound pieusuui. but the uni-
moula one breathes while about horses
is a great thing for the lungs and it
did lllt.‘ u world of good.
As winter came on i did not mind
lite decreasing temperature in sleep
lug on the tool. 1 put on more biau’
hots. but kt‘lll my head out. The first
sucwuionn ut’ the season snowed me
under, but. i slept through it like a
log.
The worst. night i had was last
night. The zero temperature, with the
. wild wind. hit, my nose and woke the
mayoral times. But when i race in
tho morning i felt line.
During the blizzard or Wednesday
night 1 enjoyed a. line sloop. The
wind whistled about me and the snow
packed up in great beans. The snow
was drilled clear up and over my cot
and there was only a little hole in the
snow made by my breathing.
When morning cume mother called
me at 7 o'clock as usual. but i was
enjoying my sleep so much that i ask-
ed for two hours more. so i did not
have breakfast until 9 o'ciOck. And
then i Went out. in the cold air and
plowed several miles through snow.
drills and then went to the stable.
SIGKININO SHIVERING FITS
0! Ana and Malaria, can be relieved
and cured with Electric Bitters. ‘This
is a pure, tonic medicine; or especial
benefit in malaria, to:- it exerts a true
curative influence'oo the disease. driv-
ing it entirely out of the system. it
in much to be preterred to Quiniae.
having none of this drug‘s bad after-
eflects. iii. -8. Munday. of Henrietta,
Tex, writes: "My brothermas very
low with malarial lever and jaundice.
till he took Electric Bitters. which
saved his life. At F. ii. Batters
Drug Store: price 50c, guaranteed. ”
TALKING MACHINE GIRLS
PAINTED.
When 380.000 Fire Wu Discovered at
Victor Works in Camden.
CAMDEN. N. J.. Jan. ill.--Firc in
the plant or the Victor Talking Macb-
ino Company today caused a loss on
tintated at $80,000. There were titty
girls in the building when the times
broke out. They became panic strick-
ed. and many tainted. but all were rea-
cucd uninjured.
PRIGI F OIL REDUCTION.
PITTSBURO. Pa, Jan. 31.—-'l‘he
Standard Oil Company today reduced
the pllt'tl in. all grades of crude oil.
A reduction of 3 cents was made on
high station and 2 cents on the lower
grades.
lilting” .
1905
a... “a...
lien Thisin Mimi
tbui no soil Willi i'upera. Crochcry.
Glassware. lumps. Ciihnncyu and
Burner», Shell Paper. Window iihnduu,
Cornice l’oiun. Curtain ltodu. lleudy
Mined Paints. Window (linen. Enamels.
Status and Vurnlnhou. Mini and mu
tirin’ Brushes. ’l‘nwoi lioldorc and
Racks. . Frninul l'iciurec, illicit:
dots. Arilcia‘ Material: tor Oil, Water,
charcoal and Crayon Work.
Wu do a moral Paintinl. Paw
Running and Decorating business.
To order
We go anywhere terminus.
Mauritian.
Mthflofivflk cons: '
, reactions -mum.
a
. i,
., Elio- snio ad. the
bi ,
William
i had ‘ wasted away with nonhump
tion until 1 Was wealcnnd unable in
his treatment and many, many doc.
l “X06 up
o bed on the root of the kitchen. it
being an extension on to which i
of a roar
last
llrat the nights were chilly and I did
not relish it much. But i soon grow
Soon l was able to take long wall»
each day. This i did in all kinds of
4
One of the things to which i nut-i.
i went there
thum‘i'ear
Frames, Slupinddora. Ghulr atapiad- ,
Ptciuro Flames and. Window shades. I
L ii In it,
ll] wnaatuo'ron censor.
Miss horn Groves. daughter or Mr,
i
I
sale.
I“
. ”M—
cost.
“IN THE SOUP.”
our fine, fresh soup meats furnish
a "stock” which makes appetizing
and healthful initials for luncheon
and dinner. But soup meat is
only a small item with ns-uwe
look to our steaks and roasts to
bear out the statement that there’s
no better butcher shop in town
than Schaub's. It‘ll At all to qual.
ity, cleanliness and price.
SCHAUB’S MARKET
22 WASHINGTON OTREET,
'Phonl, 322-2.
LEHIGH
HIGHLAND
PHONE ' 342-5.
Cour"
t y
‘5
50 DOSES 250.
in fact, evorytbing in Winter Goo
The « till! ,0 A" Sales. x *
We speak honestly, we speak Within bounds. when we emphatic '
this sale as the sale of all sales. In its economy it overtopc thyme
ever held under this roof. .Every atoclt inthc tttorc in profit ctrippd‘d.
hundreds of items will never be exploited in print, but ch'cy are no.
together with scores of other item: that will homotnphaaizod. , It;
isn't profit. it is not cost inmany instances. that causes this grit!
, merchandise movement. The one great object into reduce tlic atodk
prior to taking the annual inventory. .It‘s' a great chance,» impair
chance; and your proof of wisdom will lie in tho takingadvantage hi
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. You can make no mistake in buying at this great
-m—
C 0 ALL,
THAT’S ALL.
THE HARRIS a GANS " do.
math: BALM
“.905 an: crow
“thine“ w ”Rhinitis
cardiac
ly’
Odom-,fiummfigt p the agolgamm ilk:
§ 125mm an.
i” " ‘0 mum. no whim. not chloroform, no action. * I r,
B. ‘ F. JACKSON Q 00., INDIANAPOLIIJWI
.iii ii
(‘
THE SALE WILL LAST jUST SEVEN WORKING DAYS.
83-85 Washington Street.
" CLEARANCE SALE
or: WINTER manor-muons: is now on
Women‘s Underwear, regular price. $1.00, at ............. . ....... .. 79c
Women's Underwear. regular price. The. at ................ . ...... .. 69c
Women's Underwear, regular price. 500. at ............. 39c
Women's Underwear. regular price. 260. at ........ . ....... . 21c
Fianneietto Wrappers, regular prices. $1.25 and $1.60. at 96c
’l‘wiiled Flannel Waista, regular price. $1.60, at ................. 96c
Shirred Velvet Belts, regular price. 50c, at ..... . ..... ......... 250
Children‘s Canton Flannel Underwaista, regular 26c. at ........ .. . 19c
as will be closed out regardless of
'il~-11la..'4..ul.i i..ld.lJ
il‘
JEDDO
. - PACKER
68 WATER ST.
01'th MICROBI
ASTHMA;
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