no Tour w ”“37"...” .
it old til I Report or .
tint: and lnlld’ollte NEW HAVEN roll 4.41mi the
hygi rich prescribed
of result that 1"
him; and saved
, ii'ueuinoninm—houis
Ian t., Bridgeport,
hour 88 covers as regards low tom.
pol-store its January, 1904, is indicated
by the monthly summary issued Wed-
ncndny at the local weather bureau, by
Obamiiel “I'll”. .
The mean tcnlpclaturc for 1‘ ~. .
mouth Was 25 degrees above 2" . ti
unmoved with 21 for January of hurt
m your. The menu for the month for
all yours is 2'1. ‘
. , The highest temperature for the
“ill" month was 52, recorded on Now
Yonr‘u Day, while tho lowest wall 1
above. on the 26th. The total snowfall
for the month was 18.2 inches, as re
corded at the local bureau. which is
figured at 4.15 inches in water. Tho
report says that 8.3 inches of snow
now romuillo on the ground. The pro
oipitatlon exceeds the average for the
month. which is 3. 97 for 33 years.
'The wind blew a sale of 53 miles
an hour January 18. There Word 2 clear
days. 9 partly cloudy and 10 on which
there was precipitation.
An intoroutlllx addition to the usual
monthly statement in the record
showing that there were no aurol'ns,
hull or thunder-storms, but that there
were three solar and one lunur hulls,
two clout storms and two fogs.
ATLED.
All efforts have failed to rind a bot-
.ter remedy for coughs, colds and lung
ltrouhlcs than Foley’ 8 Honey and Tar
it stops the cough. rhcals the lungs
and prevents serious results from n
cold. J. N. Patterson. Nashua. iowa.
writes: “inst winter 1 had it had
cold on my lungs and triud at lcasl
half a dozen advertised cough modl
icines and had treatment trom two
physicians without so ting tiny henellt,
A friend recommended ll‘olcy‘s Honey
and Tar and twouhlrdn of a hottic cur-
cd mo. l consider it, tho gl'onteln
cough and lung medicine in the world."
Sold at Piaistod's Drug Store. "I
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
The following letters remain uncall-
ed for at the following post~offices for
the current wcoli.
South No:'wall<-(l. i.. R. Honesty.
General Dolivcry; Mrs, Corn Allhott
Albert Antouri, Rollhon Tl. Holden. Wil-
linm M. Clark. Osrnr Edwards, Mrs
Nunnle Glam) Wnllcr limos Mrs ll
P llllhllnltl Adoni Korioroskl Al'tllul
.lelll
ll: 2 deadly comm.
it lico‘r wero found in me
any. on a mountain hide
The hodlon of both the
" it covered with blood. .
tho two animals had
, it had no mortal
Ind been hold tight to tho
, hull slain by the cotang-
ir urns.
I TO GO HOME.
319 .Bluuxon, Ind... Banner:
, it out. go home. When you
_ ation. go home When you
olll'ome. When you want‘
[titers that you have reform
me and let your family get
‘ with the fact. When you
'w yourself at your bc: i go
uni do the not there. . Wimu
lilo being extra liberal go
and practice on your wife and
dren first. When you wont to
’ 31th extra hrilliancy go home
81! up the whole householi. ” To
would add, when you have
dd, go home and coke Chum ‘;
Gnugn Remedy and a quick
inure to certain. it counteracts any
alloy at a cold to result in prion
in. For sale by Stillson-Powell
,i‘portttlon, Clifford Pharmacy
.oroe'8 Bridge Pharmacy, Zeltlussl
Pharmacy.‘
PPENDALE CASE CONTINUED 1.
NEW HAVEN Fol). i.~—-Thc cnso oi"
Harry Chippendale. who was arrested
in'l‘orriugton charged with presenting
worthless check to William T. Hull .
ot‘this city. in part payment. for u
Torrlngton drug store, was continued
lily-the city court yesterday until Fob»
many 7.
O
u.—».——......
DR. LaFRANCO"
'ADIES .uluu Mm. (. ii Mullis E. Mur
a 1 .2: GPyPO UN D. lillly liliko Noclmul. inc. Northrop
flit. moi" RFB'im‘figapm'“ 5‘.“'°'"‘“‘ John Salustlllg. s. tritium-lg. w. ii.
~-~W ".Young ‘ ECROWE, T'. M.
' FIREMAN‘S LEG BROKEN.
, DANBURY. Fell 4.'-Flie caused by
. the thawing out of a frozen water plm
damaged the home of Patrick Ahoain.
"48 Pahquloquo avonuo. yostordoy ovo-
1, hue. The sleigh ol‘ Hallo Co. No. 2
“overturned while on its way to the tire
and Horseman Edward Smith was
cunghthenoalh the vehicle 'nnd sus—
tained a broken leg.
CLOSE CALL FOR THE PITTSFIELD
Because ll hl'akoman had left :1
switch opcn tho i‘illsfivld oxprosx
t‘lllllo lll‘ill' ill-lug \vrorkcll, Tuesday. :1
1110‘ l-lldo truck. above lilo Marshal!
street crossing. The train Tim on
tho sldo truck and stopped within a
row feet 01‘ u freight train which was
there.
flit/grave,
LOOK 1N6 OVER
the entire field of science, nowhere has there been such progress its in Sm
once of Option and the fitting of glasses. Our success in this line is din
in a measure. to t c fact that We embrace every umritorluus idea. We con
stntltly seek to or ginate new methods or oxcoiionce that will in any wn
aid on in the practice of Fitting Glasses.
HOMER B. HOYI. Rcfmofmg Optic-Mn
Room 9 United Bank Building, Booth Norwaltl. or»
Special Appointment. at convenience oi patron.
Office hours. B. ”'45. ""45. 0:00. Saturday nvcnlnm 7-...
5.....-”
m: Rein . ll _N meé
Wile _§’__"_nio° min
maColdannoDay. analog
(in every
box. 25:
.. .15.... -nm—W my. .. m. .. M. m“
Parlor liurmture
We display at all times the choicest and most extensive line oi
Parlor Furniture in the Twin Cities. All of our Suits have a dignity
of appearance and richness of finish that exemplify the highest type
of furniture making today Some time when convenient take :1 stroll
.L. vthrough our mammoth show rooms. We will be pleased to show you
our entire display. which we think will compare most iavorably with
any of the stores in Fairficld County in point of variety and quality.
_ .1 but at p icon for below. .
A. J. Collins&Co.
Funeral Director and Embalmer.
12 NORTH MAIN ST.
'1 SOUTH NORWALK.
We Gd“ Your Attention
. To the humiliation offorud in the
tilting of our Millliil (hull. Li‘iili dirt
lulu; lluut. nloro comfort. mum hiilili'
fulfill)”. uloro hunt to tho lillchotfull.
morn orolloiny to lilo ton timn tiny cool
mild iiivou rullufuatlon nucllusu it'u
mtiutuutor'y colll. Try it oticu. Youli
HM lilo ndvuntligu of using it always
No Trading amnion. itcmonlhcr you
gol‘vnluo in Cool.
B. flEllSilflElli & SON.
122 Water Street. Tel. 238%.
74 Barlow Ava" Tel. 07%.
Wood titrclt. ”Ni son-.8.
John T. Mayer. ti Mom tit. Nam-iii.
iv
WM-.. .... -
nirlul iiillliiliil illllt ill: lililullu
WITH 11 Sillil iiiilli llllinli iii.
.. ills nus
coupon.
W am or those common and lit com hind wit . for n time.
.1 at mom with or solid sold only “mum ‘ can, polish
‘ .iuiuu'ltu'nnr' our on}. *n' in
. 3 You w o in
' it. com our con 11 to nurtured it'llmunc‘ym h calciumiil
a
mouth. of Jauunry lust culled was not .
Public Marital. all do. min at. Go. Nor. ,
\cgcu tile ' Prep iti'llllDlii'u hulls: "
sinilntiuglheliooduudllc nia-
llugtil 2 WWW
Promotes Digestion .Clleerfuk
neon andRcsi Contains neilher
umMorphinc nor Mincral
or ”him 0 OTIC .
"a
Wu.—
A ccliicmcd forConsti
1‘ humour Siom'a'ch. Dldfl‘mplcgl
Worms .(3011vulsions Futuristi-
ne'ss and Les-s 0F SLEEP. '
For Snnilo Signature ol’
an' Yong}-
Al () Iilniiilu. lulu
h Doors «btl N15
Tilt Kind You liars
until
r 3 ul
Hartford Thurtuay to o w
With Preliminary Rogio
’ HARTFORD. Fell. i—JI‘ha bill intro
Strati'ord, Thursday. to ropeoi the pro»
soot preliminary rogistrdtiou low. ltl
one which will affect the cutlrc stutc.‘
and, it passed. will do away with the
prudent method of allowmg'; only run
tutored votoxs to rate. at the party prl
marten. The reason for introducing
the hill is tho dissatisfaction oi many
voters in the rurul districts with the
mascot low. which they assert prac
ticully dislranchiseu thom so for as
voting nt lilo primaries is concerned.
because many times it in impoouihlo
tor them to register. or no oxeocdlugly
{inconvenient that they motor to‘ tore.
go their right to vote rather than loilo
valunhlo limo in registering
Senator Judson, in speaking of the
measure. hinted that ill introducing it
he uppcar‘ud solely for lilo country-
men, who complain bitterly against tho
primary registration law, claiming that
many times it moans u ions of money
to take tlmo from for duties to go
to the village. uoinollmos mlioo away,
and register. At other times it iszfor.
gotten and when they go to the prim-
ury of their party they find that they
are not registered and cannot vote.
This is humiliating and unfair to men
. who uro'lnrgo property owners und ill-
fluoutiui men in their own towns, and
they desire its rcpoal.
Another phase uccording to Senn-
ior Judson. in that when uonln special
project. and tho, rcsult. is :1 large pur-
llculnrly desired, men will enroll or
register a lorxc number of voters.
whom they think fnvornolc‘ to their
project. and the result is a large illii‘
tinl lt'gll-illftllflll by 111011 who me un—
uulhollrcd to porforiu mull duly it
also has the Mini oi mmciuding tlloir
opinions ill the primary unions they
burn registered.
All Souutor Judson in the first aonatc
«member of the Judiciary colllnlitloo.
.oulside of Chairman llnigr. his llili'0~
Icncy of the hill willlinvo much weight.
.nnd he will soc that it is properly sup-
lpottod at the homing below the com-
‘ “AlWays Bought w‘
=
U) .
CD
For liver
Thirty Years
' flu «mun con-um. any you om.
imittcc.
! Wu.” ..
‘ i LINGERING COLD.
:lWlthstood Other Treatment But
Quickly Cured by Chamberlain‘s
001.. HEFT T0 MANAGE GREEN. l
WICH TROLLEY LINE.
”M-.. !
GREENW if‘li i‘oll i.‘“"it is whorl 5
od hole! that Colonel N ll lief! M l
illorll ulipcl'lutondont of the «do 'lri' l
doputllliont of tho Now York Now lill
roll and llurli‘mll ltniirouii (‘w .. has
horn mutlc tho luuuunr'r of tho tryolic .
l'OiltlS owned by lilo railroad compilny, .
operated llotwcon the town of i)n1'i..-'
lli (‘onntxllruL and \ctv Rtltllcl lo
Y.. “lllfll puns mcl' thi lillltou po'Et
mull Tu. :. llisinluv of 111mm. (-1.:l llli
miles l"oi Ectllill 'Huls lilo NewI
mil Ni ii lilm'il a‘ 'lllr'llmd inn (l\\.ll‘
«ti llil Stamford slm-l illilwuy bill it
you not until January l llllli the con
‘rol of ll\l‘, (il'i‘i.'ll\\‘li.‘ll ’T‘l'umu‘uy ("illit-
-:iuy and l.lll’t'lillitilil Street Railway
(.‘olllpmly. “'llli‘li ronslliulc a pan or
lilt“ H)',Bi0lll passed to llli‘ lll‘Sl nulllod '
Ntilllolfllloll l
Colonel 11ch says that lit uclol. in
l‘l his ('.\D("'l‘ll nco know of llut‘s w '01 '
thorn was: Hi much short l'lillllflfi-“li.
fliiih‘l prutltnllll; hind ol’ business.
n- .. worm“
SPEEDY RELIEF
A shirt.» that llouls without it sonr'
~ [JoWl’it'u “itch iluml Suite No
vitlluly pupils am ll speedy rollof ill
lmws out illlllullllnutllm, soothes. cool 1
mil llonls ull cuts. burns and llruisos
\ suro our:- for Film; and skin discus i
.5.- hoWili's is this only lzonuiun
Witch iiazcl Sull'o. Tlcwzlro of moo 1
ori‘oltu, tiloy nro zinllgrrous. Sold ll)
l‘ilc Clifford l‘llnrinnry, '
GOOD PEACH CROP
Grower: any the Outlook is Very
Favorable.
uloloulonl Snclrtr shill youlorduy that
lhi“ pouch crop outlook is fill'orillllv
George ilulc said that tho liutla \vorl
lll lino show on all his into. Ollltiixl
ilcrvmi and ii nus llil‘ ullnnlmouu opin
loll illill 11 good «roll is assured no for
us tilli ho iudgod now
Cures a Cold in One Night.
Cures Worst Group in a Few M
Only Positive Cure for Quick C
ioflhomi
Hui! II will”. «it
immune. nil. litters. it with strict; would 2. Wood.
I.o~ u
lulu
Nice Grand Master
~11lllllllols of tho lilol l.ltl‘.htlilil of ilnil
in llnlli without
. lilui
1th.) Brotherhood of LOUOlllllllVe it‘lrou
Scrum]. oi the ilulcltatus at tho Pow
Guaranteed to Cure Ally Cough. 25c».
Only Radical Cure for Bronchitis. 50c
Cures Sdi‘B Throat and Uicorated Toncils.
Kills the Catarrh Microbe and Cures in One Month
0pm mouthing Pm and More: flooring.
Cures Hay lover or Money Reicnded. 50o - $1.00
Only Thing on Earth That Cures Asthma.
10M 0”! I'KVLTTKE 3” ”Tim
mummmmwmmmm
Tokuoidliflpoutoithnymmnm 01c vigor at youth.
Comm». mluuonudfliumlm hit on. MI. W
i 7 it:
8'88, 'ioo and on 00 AT nn'fi'muoiéhns.
JACKSON a; co. rug. chaotic. 2
Cough Remedy.
"Lust winter i caught a very suture
cold ltlllch lingrrcd for nooks." says
SAYS COMPACT WAS NULLIFTED '
m
Shea Declares
J. lquuhnll. of Zcplm Ontnlio "My
Railroad Abrogated Halls AQVW' (Ollng “(is very dr\ and lllll‘i-ili. 'l‘llé
ment‘. local dealer recommended t‘llumhrrr
V]. w }[\\|jf\' My, .1.'_.nmmh\ lnln'n t‘oupll ilrnlmiy and gunrnulcoil
rill-ml alumni \‘T‘lii ulnlni liilllilil of ill“ ll. W 1 SW0 ll “ ”‘lill- 0’“? 5‘73““
lliotllorllooll iii illittflllillh‘o l"il(lill‘li. "0"!“ 0f 1'» cuml “10- 1 bellow
'Chllnllu-linin's (ougll Remedy to he
the host I 0301' um d." This roul-
lolk Now Hilton and limlftnd liuli Gill' 18 {or sale by Siilllull l‘oncll Cor
U ad so 1111 as tho lli"ililt‘li' l5 grievunccu 0011010“ ('llfimil th‘mi‘i“ l’l"”9$
um (oncmnod u. \lhou quid ”my Bridge Pharnlnm, Zcill‘uss i‘hnrmlny
llin lullronli l'mnllnlly lull not illtloll n
lu‘ 0 by will (ll iliOst uncinol is who drill
will i it stun Tlitill 50 sidlilu."
lil’ rill lullol situation on
regard-
lho Now
REV. THOMAS” CHURCH DAMAGED
loud l"llcilii- :1 could in iopll- ”mind in"
in tollliillllti‘ of thomsrlt'os lu doollnu' 30‘0“” Baptists l" Greenwich L0“
iuiill lilo ruiilolul ulliiinls.
This title. $1000 by Fire
'lit‘llili‘tllilg to Mr, Shoo, mo.- nri'ungcug GREEl'WiCil. Foil -i-'l‘llo First
thy lilo lulu i‘rcnidolli John M. iiltll. Baptist Church was gutted by tiro
ol‘ lllp l'iilll‘Uatl, in March, 1903, unllryosmrdny.
was in ollccl l‘or morn than a your and were saved.
question. in Juno, . $l.ii0ti. liov. D, C. Thomas, of South
notice was served upon the ‘ Norunlk. is pnstol of this church.
iilv'i llwlmml tr lmummiu» l-llmm'll hill?!) is used by n pnl'lsh oi colored
that that olgnniuztion could no longer people
2"'lip1i will on ,l-lut'v i'i \lllo um nlcnllw lit' W»—
of tholr lll'o llclllood. ’i‘ho llrculcn'sl POISONS IN F000.
1 on zuhon liih Flilti clinicuvorod to. Perhaps you don't rculzo that many
liillf‘ the ruin rcsiumi. 1min poisons originate ill your food.
Mr. Shea (li‘lllvtl illnl tilill'o was any llill some day you may feel a twinge.
unlu'wlllslil- spirit t'hitéllil}; ho worn‘of llyspcpsin that will convince you
Dr. King‘s New Lilo Pills nl'l' gunrall
llli'll nild lilo lil‘iyliliiil'lllilltl of Domino loud in turn all sickness due to pool
Most of the furnishings
The loss in estimated at
ll\t‘ i-‘nuillwil. oi‘ lllt‘ .‘wu lurk. .‘wu oils of undigested i‘oollmor monoy
Union and illulfold lluilload so Mr liilt'Li 251'. at F.
ii. liuxtcr's liruc
.ns illl‘ llivlnon 1m r-ulliolllcm i-lo nilil Stow "
ilil tllni n similur told to [hut whith lit
Try them.
lr'oumldod lui lure i’Xll-lis on oil other I ANOTHER VlEW OF THE ROLLTNG
ONE
lending liiilloluls ill tho country. .
The firomeu‘u committee rOllG“"tO(l
yosiel‘yilii' llit‘ll tonicmlcc ullll
ilnllrond oiliclnls.
“'i rolling stone gathers no moss.‘
tho. but tllon it loses its rough corncrn.
gulps n polish. and home day mu)
i loduo ill the path of n prowling groin
gist. who uili at 011m porcolvowtliorc
ilolnz no 111058 in conceal tho uurfncv
lllleillOllS-llml. it in n fragment or
ialualllo gold-hearing quartz.
Bouillon tho. rollln" stone advertises
-:\ow Ollcuun lilo fart lhilt in motion there is apt to
tho progiouu.
lover (on his ltnonsl-«” Tint max i
2WD." (‘iliruitu Weldon -~ “ion may.
ulv friend: i don‘t mind flailing you
tollildcntllllly tllni tho mull l liliH‘
.promiuod to many this time lion :1 wry
ilvlllutl- illnslliulllln."
l. '1 line: Dt‘lliilt‘l nl
BRAZILIAN BALM;
TRIAL IOTTLE 250.
indies.
onsumptlou. ,
tilicuu
tunic m.
mmholuimlmia. million pain of be. «up or
'30 ion om
Miniat- 'ftir
Momma-la
liver Wm
“Witn-
”diam.“
1% If lurid-u
Midi. Ontario!
“Malawi
Vitamin! Tori-tic.
““2999.
dulled by Senator Stiles Judson. lir. . or '
D
Quick Sale of Wash Gopda
Thousnnds of Yards of Remnants
()i' rl-ulsc when you think what a rush we have had at
tho \\ ash Goods Suction cv'ci since the jalluary Stile hogan,
you can il'laginc lull" Remnants must ncCullllulntdr all kinds
and all lo: 1 grills.
\\ 0 have them and tho) must be gotten out oil the way,
so tuo lurgc counters lime been arranged and the goods
marked at prices most tempting. Look at the list carefully.
Challi and Light Prints ...... ...... 4%c
Heavy Apron Ginghams ........ .. . . . . ........ . . . . 5 ' c
Pcrcaics and French Cambric, 36 inch ....... . . . . .. to c
\ nine 15, 19. and 25c
Fine Dress Ginghams” ................... to c
'2 to 12 yd lrugtlls, taluc 15c '
Dress Chambrays, plain, striped and checked ........ 12%c
\ aluc 19¢. .
Silk Spot Chambray. Madras and Cheviot ..... . . 15 c
\ aluc 25c
Anderson Madras and Cheviot .......... ' .......... 19 c
Bust 30 and 40 qualities.
OutinL Flannel Remnants ....................... 7 c
Plain colors and stripes.
Princess Cashmere. worth 121/; and 13C .......... . . . to c
Cashmere Flannel. 35 inches ...................... 12%(2
Regularly 19c.
Velvetta Flannel, WOllll 19 and 25c ............... 15 c
For robes and sacqucs.
Bath Robe Flannel. double-faced» .................. x9 c
Zephyr Lawns, Muslin. and Dimity ............. . 8 o
15 and 19c qualities.
Irish Dimity and French Organdie ................ 12%c
Black Lace-striped Lawns and Grenadines .......... 15 c
\ aluc 2-5 and 350
Merccrizcd Waistings ............................ 25 c
Value 50 and 05c.
Basket Weaves. worth 75c and 85c ................ 35 c
Silked Vestings,u'01'll1 $1.00 and $1. 25 ............ 49 c
Arnold S; (onstablc's Goods
l inc fox shirt \taist suits.
The D. M. Read Co.
w“
W
Cudtcs‘ Shut Wallets.
AS THE SEASON ADVANCES WE MUST MAKE READY FOR THE
SPRING BY CLOSiNG OUT WINTER STOCK. FOR THIS WEEK'S
SPECIALS WE HAVE CHOSEN:
Bodies“ Shirt \llloitsls.
Ladies Saloon \anstn,
76c worn $1.00.
Check Wuists,
$1.00 were 81.50.
Ladlcu' Flannel Willem,
70c were 31.00.
Lndlcu‘ Flannel Walstu.
$1.00 worn $1.50.
Ladios' Flannel Waists,
$1.49 were 52.00.
Ladltlo' Mohair Waisla.
75c were 81.00.
lladlou' lilohulr Waiato,
$1.00 was 01.50.
hudioa'c Mohair Walsts.
$1.49 wcrc $2.00.
Mdics‘
OTHER WATSTS AT SIMILAR REDUCTIONB.
A FEW MORE PTECEB OP FUR LEFT AT .‘THE MARKED DOWN
PRICES.
urn-”m
A. DICKERMAN & SON.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone 343-6.
'84 WASHINGTON ST»
“up...“ .Wc .-_w almm.wa«. w.
Largo Hugo tor the Floor inoicnd cl
Ollm't
TH! THi'Nu
Now my 0.
Titan or; ”V'li'li mum for thin.
WW till! b. (tinned oltm with little
trouhlo out! will" you move you om
aiwayo on illim willie n cnrput nu
Moo out to fit it certain room. and my
in limit out.» in your our home.
Wo luv. tom our dull-cilia pub
turn: in Tapestry. in vol unit AKMIW
«or. ,
A“! ANGEVINE & SON.
08th or 0rddil.' 18¢ Wouhiugtcn at.
Advertise Your Wants.
in The Evelina Sentinel
And not Quick Returns '
o
6‘.
For Your iiil‘filliielllh
Norwalk Chronicler