wfiAIrRER on Asia
For Norwnilt and vicinity: Fair
and continued cold tonight and Setup
tiny. The area of high pressure that
Wit central in the northwest renter-
-da morning hos mot/ed mower east
ward decreasing slightly in intensity.
Tho temperature in below zerIIo this
inclining as for south an Oklahoma and
its fur cent as New England A (“H
‘ tut-pence in the southwest is produc-
nstsome snow in Texas. Oklahoma.
Kaboom Missouri and Arkansas. The
totiibornturee ranged from 46 degrees
below zero at Havre, Montana, to tit;
degrees at Key West. Conditions fat-
‘ cold weather.
‘ *Youmun Derbles. O’Brien‘s.
Mrs. F. S Weston of South Nomalk
is visiting Mrs. C E. Harvey ii Balm
_ forth avenue. ilanbury.
James Gordon has taken possession
ofthe Smith street lockup and has
‘ moved into the rooms.
fNeiItle‘s milk :Icans 23c l‘. l). i..
in Co.
The South Norwallt switch engine
broke down Tuesday night. and a sub-
atltute engine was. sent up {mm tho
Grand Central station.
*Early June Penis 7c can i".
., i). ii.
& Co.
lrlarry Wilson has resigned his post-
“011.115 freight agent. at tile South Nor-
walk dock oi the New York and Nor-
wnllt Steamboat Company.
returned from his trip through many
of the Southern states. Enroute. Mr.
Raymond visited many old battlefields.
-—-’Umbrellas. Umbrellas.
O'Brien's.
Attorney John J. Walsh has recently
purchased a. large t‘ltlilm'tt down East.
The craft \till he. brought help when
permit.
mStIl. Feb. Ii, Mat. and night. llenrtp
U? 911k. :
lining Lockw,ood of New (un-
r’li'.‘ Nlliltwk of the Nowell: Ho
it'd Mrs. P. S.Sr~hu1t of itiiorsldc
,{be'en guests of ltirs .i. \t Stud-
.“' it.
,TTI.A .8. dance tonight. tickets" .. ”III
.\ Sociable will be held at the South
Norwnlk Baptist (‘liurgh tonight. A
reception will be given to the liltimlitrrs
of the church who have joined since
January 1.
——Florldn Oranges. lit for the l“.
L. & (‘0.
But few of ”it! sidewalks in the town
have been cleared of ice and show
since the last the storms. Some of
walks in the hill section are particu-
lary treacherous.
~ltorltwood'5 Cocoa. 15c F. i'). l. 8;
Co.
Edward Qttiitner. formerly of South
Norwalk, has disposed of hits saloon
luminous in New York city and now
I intends to devote his time to the real
estate busincnn in the metropolis.
I Cockeuoe ’i‘rlbe,l. O. R. MA of Nor
walk will hold a meeting this melting
at the WIiguam in the Gazette build
ing. The purtleular buslneitu on hand
is the adoption of about. hair it dozen
pair-faces.
v
witiut. and night. Feb. 4 Hi‘lll‘ih‘ of
Unit.
m.....—..........
MIA» Sadie. (lathe. oi Anuonla, who
has been «pending two weeks with
Miss Katie SIhmIIdeiI, of South Main
street. IIIturtIIId home’. yesterday MA"
pioneer"!
tideh
Iompaniud int i I 1;er yltliu.
acumen» nhd Ii
Cor for title ricintiy fair and continued
George ll. Raymond. of Norwalk. has ‘
the. weather opens up suiilclcntly to}
The annual banquet of the South
Norwnlk Fish Club will be held tonighti'
. Attila heudouarterp on the Washington
. Iituéet bridge
m
. ~130er Winter Cups OBriens.
W
The indie“ of ihé Foreign Mlaalon
ury Society will meet with Mrs. T. 1.
Raymond tomorrow afternoon at
three o'clock: at which time Miss ’Mlu
ervn Nash will tend an interesting pit
per. ' . »
W
Friink N. Ferris and 8(1th .‘l Witt
kins went to plow Yorlt‘ .veutorduy to
attend the annual meeting of the Lake
.anno and Torpedo Bout Com-
Wm“
~lleitrts of Oak. Sat. Feb 4.
The Adjutant generals department
lint-I figured up for the mturn to the
War Department the organized mili
tlII force in the stute. That on DI
bomberfili numbered 2022 edit-em and
men. While the nuvaimllitia torc‘e,
colours and me . numbered .421
—-SGal and Plush oops.
O'Brien's.
the breaking boat could get. through
the. upper Norwulk hurbor at the pres.-
ent time. The ice is very thick and
will. it hi believed, clone the upper
harbor until a good thaw. A. consider-
- ablo‘ portion of the ice is utillm-d l'or
. pirating.
——-ls it ”n burn? lino llr. 'l‘hoinius‘
Eclectrio Oil. A out? Use Dr. The
mso' Eclectrie Oil. At your drug-
gistn. -
‘ W
\‘I’ashingion (lamp, No. lipl'atriotir
Order of the Sons of Americh, held a
. regular meeting last night, and initiut~
ed one rundidnte. Two applications
for membership were received. and
these will be acted on at. the next
meeting. ’i‘httrodny night, when a sup~
per will be served.
The members of Company ll are iOoli~
to the shoot. this chnlng with (lotuv
l, oi' New London. The shoot will lit.‘
a very novel one. in that ouch company
will remain at its own armory. while
the scores will be announced betwron
the two cities by telephone.
——»Soit and Stiff Huts. O‘IirleII'I-I.. ‘
William Crowell was arrested in
South Norwalk last evening for drunk.
ounces and breach of the peace. He
was quite abortive and threatened to
put the entire police force out. of host
boss. lie was left in the cooler this
morning to recover his wanted IIIIIIIIILI.
and will be brought before the court
this afternoon,
The social gathering III the South
Norwalk Baptist Church, this m‘cning,
will he one of the most enjoyable or-
IIIIsionu or the year. it is planned iii! a
welcome to the new members. A flnI-
musical and literary program will in-
givon. Refrculinients will be served
and the evening will be. one of delight.-
i‘ul fellowship.,"l‘hc church will be at.
home tonight to greet its iricndq,
~—iloyt‘e Theatre. Sat. Mat.
(‘, E. Willln. \‘t'. It]. iItIggltt. Edwin lI‘.
Wilde, E. S. linker, (‘. S. t,‘lupiIIIIII, Mur-
tiu (iriiiin. Jr., U. in. butter. iiustonz‘
George ll. Kennedy. lluifnlo: Rtlbel‘t M.
L'tz, ltou‘ayton: (,‘I. ll. Abrnluunu. l‘hlln.
dolphin: W. ii. liali. Mt. Vernon, N.
\'.: A. l". Glassner. Met-idea; (1. M.
Feb. i.
ll. Johnson. t‘. ll. \‘t'orthington, Hartford:
1‘}. W. Miran. 1..
Mrs. J. .l.
ii. Diekey., Mr, and
Cornell, .l. ll. ()liphanl, l~‘.
Ennis, J12, l, (1. Morris. .1. W, Smith.
W. 1’. Park. II}. A. Alexander: F. .i.
bit-Leary. New York; ll. 'l‘rouuoI-nd.
Orange, N. J : John Carrol; New! lino
ven; J. J, Cavanagit. South Norwalli.
were guests: yesterday at the Hotel
Clifford.
WANTED: 6o MEN AND WOMEN.
Frank lisxier, 1le outerprlalug Iirtu;
gist. is Itdterilsing today for fifty men
and women to take advantage of the
special half~priee oit‘IIt- he in making
on Dr. ilownrd's celebrated specific.
for the cure of constipation and dyaI
pepsin. and get a fifty cent package. at
hali‘pxltre 26 cents
Bo positive hi he or the remarkable
power of this IIpt-IIiiiI to cure these
diseases. on well an sick lIi-udafiiea
and liver troubles, that he agrees to
refund the money to tiny customer
whom this medicine does not quickly
relieve and cure.
With Dr. iioward'u specific at blind
you can out what you want and have
no four of ill IIonsemIentm it
strengthens the stomncli. Elven perfect
digestion. regulates the bowois. IIrII-
ates on appetitp, unit molten life worth
the living. "1 1304? "i
_——
that W111 stnke the bull’s eye
' of public
Fnoeh Col. Home, iSpeciol’
more Pofi-k Small Imus
’g'I
approval.
100 1b.
120 lb.
z Prime Rib Roost ‘Cornfed’ 12 160 lb.
,, fiefih Pluto Beef
1.5m Pot Roost
Sperry and Barnes Sausage
5e 11)
100 1b. f
120 1b.
WOUR 8133101qu
Hon Turkeys, Choice Young FOWla,
Pork Tenderloins, Fresh Trips, etc.
PUBLIC MAR
11 adorn MMN sinner cumin or hAvILAuIi.
VET,
Probubly nothing short of It genuine i
l
hA nervous, irritable mother. often on ‘
Mrs Chapter Curry
Mable Unhappy Hamster—Their Q noting, not It.“
” Both Husbnnd an I‘Chflttirenw-How ’i‘ ousands,
V girth who are kidnu‘pped
Leader of the
lug forward with considerable illiOl‘tBM .
th e verge of hysterica,‘ In unfit. to core
for chit ren: it ruins a child'udlsposl-
tion Kind reacts u on herself. The
troublb bétweon o lldren and their
mother's too often in due to the fact.
that the mother has some female wonk-
ness, and ahe is entirely unfit. to hear
the strain upon her nerves, that govern-
log children involves; it. is' un thin
for her to do anything calmy
The ills of women not like. It flrebrimd
upon the nerves, consequently nine-
tenths of the nervous prostrniion. nor
vouti despondeney “the. biting. ‘ sleepI
lmness. and nervmm irritability of
women arise from some derangement
of the. female organism.
Do you experience fits of depression
uith restlessness, alternating with
extreme irritability? Are your spirits
i eosllv infected. so that one minute you bi
laugh. and the next. minute you feel
like crying ?
Do tIou feel nomethinglike ubull rlsI
log in your throat. and threatening to
choke your all the or uses per-vetted.
morbidly sensitive to light and sound:
[min in the ovaries. and ospeeinlit
between the shoulders: bear mg down
Ladies Symphony Orchestra. 42 Sura-
togn Street, lionton. Mose. writeo:
Dear Moi Pinldmm: m»
“ For eight. vsarsl was troubled with ex
trema nervoutinessuid hysteria. broughton by
irregularities lIIIIIIiIl neither enI Iyllfo nor
Ideap nights; I rm very irritab . narrow!
and this Iondeot
“ L) d n H. l’inkham'e Vegetable to optimum
was recommended and pron all in be the only
mmedy that. helped me. I burn daily
1m rowed in health until 1' 11m pow strung
out well, nod all nervoumtm has disnpa
Am .
Mrs Charles F. Brown. Vice-Presi-
dent of the Mothers‘ Club. ‘21 Cedar
'lerruee. Hot. Springs. Ark. .. III rites:
Mom I m. I’lnlrlnun. --
“ l draggpd throu‘ghnina yum of miserable
existence. worn out. with pain and nervous.
on. until it owned as thou h i should fly.
than noticed it titutlement. o A Woman tron
ed as I was, and the wonderful results she
derived from Lydia E. Pinkbwi's Vegetable
Compound. [decided to try it lilid so. and
at the and of three monthsl wma adiil‘erent
w,nIIIIIII lily nervousness was all gone! Wm
no ion or irritable. and my husband fell in
low w in me all us emigrant."
Women should remember that liydlu
E.1’inklmm's Vegetable Compound in
the medicine that holds the l't‘i‘Ol‘d for
palm: nervous
continually (' run
If so your nerves are in u almttered
condition. and y
nervous prostr 11 tion
Proof is mom:
the world is but
tjon than Lydia. F
table Compound
sands of II omen
dv spepnla. and almost
3 and snnppv 'I‘
on are threatened with
mental that nothing In
tAIr for nervousprosirnv
Pinlrlimus i'eg'o
. thousands and thou
tcsiift to this fat-.i
advice. ..
the grenteat number of uotual cures of
female ills. and take no intbstituie
Free Advice to Women.
Mrs Pinkhnm. Lynn, Mass, invites
nilaiclt “II-1min toriritetolterioradvloe.
Mrs. Pinkham‘s vast. experience withI
female troubles enables her to tell
you just. what. is heat for you. and
she will charge you nothing for her
‘Asii Ira. Pinidtam’s Advice—A Woman Best Understands a Woman's Ills.
l
“tL-.‘-7‘IOZI2-;III.-:lilifit-f-EISCIIEIIIZIZUII I
.
wens 12.91 AND this. NOW 505.
srAMIimo port: “to ORDER. ~
66 WAOHlNQ‘I'ON 61‘ llvll‘l'.
TO BUY A
In the Center at a Low Price.
for the Holidays.
. .. linear FOR sAuNIa FA‘WINNE
o. a. monument?!
For Tim Holidays
iiig line of Mission furniture just received
m. “.21
A Rare Chance
BUILDING LOT!
TAYLOR d GOLDEN offers for 5an fan Building
Lats on Oumoy Mruf. between Butler and Orchard
Streets. Norwalk. Cann..
llf Prices Ranging from
$250.00 to $500.00 Per Lof.
This is about the last chance to
obtain a building lot in the center
for a home at such low prices.
Map e! km or our office. where full particulars will be
cheerfully furnished
Taylor St Golden,
I4 Washington Street.
300'": NORWALK.
Raymond 8- Son,‘
46 and 48 Main Street. Norwalk
Bargains 1n Ready to Ween Hate
MOUHNING HATS A SPECIALTY.
I ‘1
600‘“! NORWALK. GONE.
the thin from the Cure oi' the idle
. ph‘nutn. the othet the bottle Dotti on
~tIlnelt uterus of the ioro‘iizn piliiee.
the Prince imperial 'oi' Bi
lineup them in iiupiiviiy {iii
of hip neragiio until they lll' in
by oiiiu II oi the Adult: an II ~
'Imupyp in non
, “pipv pnvtieulnrly the
or mince Adorn.
i .
Two of the mos
the episode-II are the rescue of one of
linoie Smn'n binoiacholg‘mid the
ThlIraII are four acts and hit: noones
The role (It tine hero (strolled Burton
ii. 'IInncied by Edition) )1). mm
mm of the wicked prii _ ini'enee
Heritage. The heroine Mn I] Page
is played by Mimi Marlo Staltwell
Other leading pants are played by
William Bowman. .1 A NIIIIII. George.
ll.’ Waltern. “William 5R." ‘Onvauaugu.
lIlIlri IIIIII. Fired Wileon’ond"'WiiiIJor-
don. The scenery in credited as being
1er urttatie. 'llhe nrrungInIeni lawful
one with matineea
llOT’I‘ S ’l‘llF‘A'l‘ltbl TOMORROW
Sumo people'seem to think that the
life. of II IIlIiiIi upon the hinge is a hard
one. Those who have the opportunity
of going behind the scenes and watch:
ing the little open who appear in
James A .iiernes [Monastic plays
“'iicmts of Oak" uud ‘Shorc Aeres‘
tell a far different story. The stage
babies not only make a comfortable
living for themselves but they also
help deserving little brothers and sin-
tern. The. o-hilrhen are ll‘i. Intel with
the motile-Ht kindness by all who come
in contact with them and on they are
accompanied by their mothers ii. is
needless to say that they get the VIII”)
best of attention. And the babies are
iInpoItant people. in the Home com
ponies, They aI'e,v'ety particular that
they ,got the right kind of dressing
mount or there will be trouble. with
the stage manager. And if the up-
plnusu (i009; not. bottle in the right
place why the children are quick to
realize that there must be some good
reason for it. in the many yearn that
have claimed ainI'I- "l-ieitriu of Oak"
and "Shore Acres" were iirst produced
the iii-rue munagIInIIIut hos spared no
expense to not. “Just the right kind"
of stage. children. The earner of.thII
little ones in the Home iIlIIyII does
net lust long for as soon as they grow
too old to nshutne the characters as-
Isignod them why then they must be
replaced by others. "iieartx of Oak"
presented by a specially selected com-
pany and equipped with realistic seen-
ory and cheats is III be produced at.
lloyi‘s ThIIIItre. Feb. 1. Matinee and
night.
LINGERING COLD.
Withstood Other Treatment But
Quickly Cured by Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy.
"Last winter i caught 11 very severe
cold which lingered for weeks." says
J. Urquhart, of Zephyr, Ontario. "My
rough was very dry and harsh. 'I‘lw
local dealer recommended Chamber
laln's Cough Remedy and gtmrantooti
it. so i gave it a trial. (lne I-nnnii
bottle of it cured me. i believe
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to be
the best i ever used.” This: rem-
edy is for sale by Stillsonl’oweil Cor-
poration. Clltlord Pharmacy, Pieroe‘s
Bridge Phhrmucy, Zeltfuss Pharmacy
0
OIL TAKES ANOTHER DROP.
CLEVELAND. 0.. lI‘tIiI. 1i.~~’l‘lIII Stun
durd (ill (.‘oiupuuy toIlIIy reduced the
price on all grades of refined oil one
cent per gallon, NI) change was made
in the price of gasolcne or papilla.
TONlC TO THE SYSTEM.
For liver troubles and constipation
there is nothing better thun IleWItt's
thtlo Early Risorn the famous little
l’lllo Thor do noi weaken the atom-
nch. Their action upon the system
is mild. pleasant and harmless. Bob
Moore. of l..alI‘nyette. lnd.. says, “No
use talking, Dertt's Little Early
Risers do their work. All other pills
l have used gripe and make me sick
in the stomach and never cured me.
lJeWitt's Little Early Riders proved
to be the long nought relief. They
are simply perfect." Persons travel-
iug find Little Early Bitters the most
reliable remedy to carry With them
Sold by The Clitforii Phnrmney "
lining the but
1905)
Bear Thisln Mind
that we sell Wnii l’nperr, Crockery,
tiluuawnre.‘ Lamps, Chimneyu rind
Burners, Shelf Paper. Window Shades,
Cornice Polar, ourtnin irons. Ready
Mixed Paints, Window Giana. Enamels, .
swlul and Vitruluhes. Paint. and M. i
Towel holders and
Picture». Photo
tiata‘
Racks.
Brushes.
1‘1 uni ed
memes, Htrpladdora. Chair stopiado ‘
dare. Artistu‘ Materials for Oil. Water,
Charcoal and Crayon Work.
We do a general Pointing. Paper
Hanging and Decorating business.
To order
Picture Frames and Window Blinder.
We go anywhere for business.
Respectfully,
i ll bicker
B7 WASHINGTON STREET. ,
South Namath. Conn.
‘ Telephone Connection.
SOUTH NORWALK‘S GRBA’I‘ DRY GOODS HOUSE
AGENT FOR MAY MANTON’ S PATTERNS
‘ .?Ih7‘§1£reBegtnsits H :7 K‘ .I
one: 'I' IiRN-IIORY SALE
SATURDAY, JANUARY 28.
The «ale 0 , All Sales.
We speak honestly, we speak within bounds, when we emphasize
this sale as the sale of all sales. In its economy it overtops any sale
ever held under this roof. Every stock' In the store is 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 eniphaalzed. It
sale.
ten 1 profit. it is not cost in many instances, that causes this great
merchandise movement. The one great object 15 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. You can make no mistake in buying at this great
THE SALE WILL LAST JUST SEVEN WORKING DAYS.
83-85 Washington Street.
. ity, cleanliness and price.
m
OF WINTER MERGHANDISE is NOW ON
Women‘s Underwear, regular price. $1.00, at ....................... 79c
Women's Underwear, regular price. Trio, at ........................ 690
Women‘s Underwear. regular pric'c. full}. at ..................... 39c
Women's UnderWear. regular price. Eric. at .............. '. .......... 21o
P‘lnnnelotte Wrappers, regular prices, $1.26 and $1.50. at ........... 95c
'i‘u'lllcd Flannel Waists. regular price. $1.50, at .................... 95c
Shirred Velvet Belts regular price bite at ........................ 25c
Chlldten‘ 9 Canton Flannel l nderwalsts tegular 25c, at. .............. tile
in fact evervthing in Winter Goods will be closed out regardless of
N E. RYAN,
86 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
”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 tier—we
look to our steaks and roasts to
bear out the statement that there‘s
no better butcher shop in town
than Schaub's. It’s AI as to qual-
SCHAUB'S MARKET
22 WASHINGTON STREET,
'Phono, 322-2.
LEHIGH JEDDO
THAT’S ALL.
HIGHLAND PACKER
THE HARRIS 5:. GANS co.
PHONE. .342-5. 68 WATER ST.
INF. GREAT
ANTISEPTIC
apart:
COLDS GRIP
unmet. m 14 an».
em cations , pronouns"
WNW ”WWW
CONSUMPTION
CAIARRH ”ASTHMA
“YMMM Wlfl‘m
more
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(inro- Bore 't‘h mt other on mounted 'l' nails. {alien do ,
Grip and Plating): edit“ I the whole system 11113 11111816.”.
5000515 255. 125 posts 50c, 300 posts it.
11101111111111.1111 quininei‘n intention.» poison. ,
B. F. , JAOKBON a. 00.1; INDIANAPOLIS, 11m.
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