“no
past 11, y years the consistent»
, help or activityof th 1
fl ,1 soul normal ”$11 . ~ ‘
3d ‘ liver fill-+1119" best Fm“? ‘
health; restorer ”‘1' years.
"~’~‘ “”“i’ strict” ”idhp‘id‘mitihd
~u ~, '0 .ays " Lentil ‘u
“:‘Qfigflfiifi'fi last year to forelsp and numerals
in.ai’l§oi.1natnod.utw alone, out local missionary efforts at
iii 9:11: initial: goon fresh
stop a, not .1
‘ mash dad-flighfi its
.. poorer, it lie delicious to
. t‘ V T ,
"aets‘ilret. upon the Romania.
he. digestive organs. creates
e hurdles and enriches the
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do its‘work as nature in
achools and Christian Endeavor soot
cues. * (the proportion of men as. years
ago in these churcheswasiidpor cent
and now it Is 35 per cent. being in
each quotations eight percent. mart 4
than the average fertile state. 1‘
The new. country churchuofflonnec
ticut is really though usually. .unoon
sciously. an Iinstitutlonalwellurch. it
is the center and inspirational the life
ofvthe community. ‘ *1 f
, Country churches no longer witnesr
pcriodlowseasonsxof great . spiritua‘
awakening. with large together-lugs oi
converts, won the other‘hand «periods
of marked decleneion spiritually are
not. obsere'vhd. ‘ ‘ .
‘W, , ~
RAILED. ,
All efforts have failed to and a bet-
ter remedy‘for coughs, colds and lung
trdllblcs‘ than Foley’s. Honey and 'l‘ar.
it atopathe cough, heals the lungs
and prevents serious results from a
cold. J. N. Patterson; Nashua. Iowa.
writes: » f‘Last winter I had a bad
cold on my lungs and~tried at least
half a doaen advertised cough ‘medl-
clues and had treatment from two
physicians without getting any benefit.
A friend recommended Foley's Honey
and Tar and two-thirds of abottiecur-
ed'me. . I consider it the greatest
cough and lung medicine in the world.’
Sold at Plaisted‘s Drug Store. ‘1
VACATIONB OF MAIL CLERKs.
w—n—
Lenve of Absence is Now to Be Cut
,. ogniled throughout the
a greatest sponges cream
.9 people. .weali, sickly women
._ tlliildiiihpnurstng mothers and as
vere‘sicltneu.
cures'heukin‘g coughs. chronic
elite and an tntoat and
" unequalled to create
" t n, the entire purchase money
funded. 'l‘he Clifford letter-
imp Hill has introduced in
bill to increase the pension
‘ E. Wilson, of Bridgeport.
' r month to 320. Wilson
do. A. Fact-tn New York Ar-
, ring the Civil War. _ ‘ i
ii rshootnmittoe on invalid pen-
th ported favorably on the
lacrosse the pension of Ions
rt... of Newark, who served.
A. 19th New York Cavalry.
lil‘ originally introduced by Mr.
led for a pension of $20, but
fit) relate .he pension commit-
poited ll’. at $24 per month. This
babi'y the first time the commit.
ever increased the amount issued
in a pension bill.
wn.
A ruling was received yesterday at
the postofilce regarding the duration
of the vacation of mail clerks. flare
tofore they have been getting 17 or 18
days a year. the exact number help"
determined by the number of Sundays
lincluded. The ruling fromlthe post.
once department is to the effect that
hereafter the vacation will be 15 days
the parse as for carriers.
The clerks do not have substitute:
to work in their place when they are
away, and those who remain haVo it
do the work of the absentees. There-
fore they believe they should haves
short time longer away. The cut-
down of from rwotto three days in
their vacations will be a disappoint
meat. The ruling is final.
1'0 CURE A COLD 1N ONE DAY
Take Laxative .Brotno Quinlue Tablets
All druggists refund the money. if it
falls to cure. ill. W. Grove“: aignaturt
is on each 110:. 26c. "
*T‘éwfllverybody's liable to itching plies.
Richand poor, old and young—terri-
‘hlej. {the ‘ torture the: suifer. Only
one stirs cure. Dean's Ointment, Ab-
sentely safe; can‘t fall .
'§ RVIAN CABINET RESIGNB.
‘.\. pHRADE. Servla, Feb. a.--The
, cabinstmfformcd December 11 under
- thefpremiershlp ‘of M. Paaics), has re-
_ ,slfnad Tin consequence of court m-
tr (nos against the premier. The
‘ kipghas requested the ministers to
retain oilice until he has conferred
with the politicians. M. Belongdlcs
(fang l’eter’a private sect-eta”). has
relished the secretaryahip at the re-
use» of leadln poll clans,
. , 1001mm 0sz
the entire field of science. nowners has there been such progress as in Sm
once of Optics and the fitting of glasses. our success in this line is due
‘ in a measure. to the fact the. we embrace every meritorious idea. We can
atantly "fill in 0118111816 new methodsof excellence that will in any in
aid us in the practice of Fitting alum.
. , . hOMIR 8. H07 I. Rofraoung Opflmnn.
Room I named Ionic splitting. Math Normans. cm
0mm Appointments It OOnvlmif‘o. of patron.
am. More I. 11:45, "“45. 0:00 Saturday eve
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Parlor laurniture
0
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 appenrancemnd richness of finish that exemplify the highest type
of furniture making today Some time when convenient take a: stroll
through our mammoth show rooms. We will be pleased to show you
‘ our entire display, which we think will compare most favorably with
but at p ices far below.
n.1,
' in Noam MAIN ST.
u.“ «Mm
COIIiIIS 00.
wt. 13le
r
Your Alloltlioll
f
soabound, while all: ..havo abundant .
any of the stores in Fairfield County in point of variety and quality,
SOUTH N ORWALK.
To the advantages offered in the
«’1
namilrvtmitihwsurm .
‘ an 1 concurrent. mitten
. stifle
contains penummlum. MO.
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tursnoscanumt caucus. "
Preparations Made for Commencing
the Work in connectlcut.
'NEW HAVEN. Feb. ti.--Wiillam A.
Countryman, special agent from the
division of manufacturers of the do»
onrtment of commerce and labor.
Washington has arrived here, to make,“
irepnratlous .for tnki g the inter-do
reunial census of in ustries of Con-
necticut. He will have a corps of 20
men to assist him ln,thiastate, and he
has established headhunters in the
federal building. it is expected that
bree months will be required to com-
plete the work. .
Among the agent's assistants in dif-
'ere11t parts of the state are:
. Thomas A. Allen, New London; A.
2-1. Arnold. Frank M. Fuller and James
R. Mooreliartford: Edward A. Bird
icy, Merldep; Samuel J. Chalice and
Nathaniel H. Jones Bridgeport; Jame:
W. Greenwood. Norwalk: Dwight E.
Rogers. Da’nhury; Herbert 8. Stock-
ing. New Britain; Abner ll, Wadbams
Torrlngton, and Daniel S. Selioclt.
Norwich.
A MENACE To HEALTH.
Kidney trouble is an insidious dom-
;er, and many people are victims of u
crious malady before the symptoms
are recognized. Foley's Kidney Cure
:orrects irregularities and strength
ans and builds tip the kidneys, and it
thould be taken at the first indication
of kidney trouble, as it is impossible
to have good health if the kidneys are
deranged. Sold at Plalsled‘s Drug
Store. .-
APPOINTED To YALE ROMAN
LAw CHAIR.
NEW HAVEN, Feb. 6.-—-Charles ll,
Sherman. D. C. l... of West Springfield,
Mesa. a graduate of the Yale class of
1896. has been appointed to the chair
of Roman law in the Yale law school.
to succeed the late Prof, Albert 8.
out! “dushsnsggood” are but;
titxppd endanger the health of
Experience". against . Experiment.
CASTORiA
‘- Oastoria is a harmless snpstltute‘ for 0881391011. Pare-
aoric. "Drops; audhoothlng Brunei. , It is Pleasant. It
11. 110nm;
it 1' is untied , it
lightly then end. alt, till other of~
16min: were mentioned in itho come
it -111 .' , ‘ »
The experience .01.,F‘I‘odel'lok a.
Million! Bridgeport, is a little unus-
lull. who married on shoot. 18. 1901.
His wife left him instep . until lat;
or and never name be It" ’ r. ,‘Mills
was a widower with it , children.
while Mrs. Mills was a widow wilhiwo
when they met. hey see ed toilette
screed to indict e fpniili ‘ its short
order. But after the matrlago'the pus.
band found , that. , "million are, seldom
what tltgy seem." lilsexperlenco Was
bitter. he desertiou .followod.
Jeoiavfl. Tot measured a divorce '
from James To part. They were mar-
ried Dec. 4. 11102. ‘Th“‘.‘xwlfc‘flrst al-
leg‘od all sorts: of in acnndnct and
rvision‘ since “distantly.
a one todddeiveyou in this.
substance. Its again its gtmrantce. 'Ii; destroys'WoI-ms
and allays‘li‘eve‘riehness. "It cures Diarrhtntt and Wind
Colic. It» relieve! Tochhmg Wroublcs. cures Goliatlpation
anti‘mumleuoy. It assimilates theFood. 1‘03th the
Stonutchandtnowels. giving , healthy and mural sleep.
The Children's Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
annulus .OASTORlA ALWAYS
5.,
, The Kind pulpit
In Use For Over 30 Years,
mamas, messy. or com. emu. unseen em.
rphlue not other Narcotic
”turn of '
1‘
lions B" "ugh
WWW
RAID is N? W -
vv “this.
in Resort.
NEW BRITA N, 001111.. Feb. 6.»
Chlef of Police ltawiins and Police
Captain Dec Saturday conducted ‘ .a
successful raid on a notorious gamb-
ling house at. 18 Lafayette street
Twenty-one men were captured and
the police secured the paraphernlaln
used in playing a Russian dice game.
Five hundred dollars in cash was ta.
ken from the gamblers:
The raid was brought about through
a large number of complaints received
by the’ police from Polish women
whilst! husbands went thorn Satnl‘dutl'
nights and gambled away their Week's
wages. ': , .
The men found there wore principal.
ly Poles and Jews. lint two English
speaking men were found in the place.
l‘bc proprietors. Samuel Lehrer and
Benjamin Solomon, bought the place
.wo months ago; nullI cv 1- since that
into the pollee‘ha v ,oivod com.
daints against it. I rcr was at one
line it socialist member of the court
at common corneil of this city.
The mid occasioned great excite-
cent and a crowd of a thousand peo
ple followed the squad and eleven po-
.icemen who marched their prisoners
to the station house on Commercial
street.
‘3 ‘ r.
GRAVE TROUBLE FOREBEEN.
it needs but little foresight to tell
that when your stomach and liver are
badly affected. grave trouble is ahead,
unless you take the proper medicine
for your disease, Mrs. John A.
Young. of Clay. N. Y., id. one says:
”i had neuralgia of the liver and atom-
ach. my heart was weakened, and i
could not eat. 1 was very had far a
Twenty-One Men cepiured In a (lamb-1
named Laura Godfrey «a the corrss-'
pondont. But she offers: ‘rds amended
the complaint and charged cruelly.
'I‘hodeoroe was given on that ground.
It was claimed by the wife that the
husband had $3,000 worth of proper»
ty. but she did not prove it and get
alimony.
Dcsertion gave Sarah Caplun of
Bridgeport, her decree against Jacob
Genius. The couple were married in
December, 1897. The husband‘ die-
apnoared inMay, 1901.
Monte Wood, who was a Miss Swee-
ney before she married Erwin Wood,
first alleged misconduct on the part
other husband and named irons John-
son and Maggie Darby of New Canaan
as correspondents. But she after-
wards amended and secured the de-
area on the grounda‘of cruelty. She
was also allowed to‘beconte Menta
Sweeney again.
, ids A. Penileld first brought suit
against William L. Pennsld. alleging
deem-lion and misconduct. lie tiled a
counter bill alleging (insertion and
she let it go by default. The couple
were married June 19, 1899.
LQOKB LIKE AN 'ELOPIMENT.
uni—~—
Sheriff RItchAaitld to Locate a Miss.
inp couple.
Sheriff futch of, Greenwich is a
mighty good omclal, but he is as help-
less as any one else when it comes to
meddling in love affairs. Folks in
East Port Chester have been request
lug the Sheriff to butt into a domestic
squabble in East Port Chester. which
is in Ritch's balliwlck.- but he will
not if he can help it. it seems that
Mrs. Burnett, who is 20. and wife 01
John Bumott, an employee of the 11..
13.; and Wrbolt and nut works. and a
young llalinn. Philip Baits. who. it is
said. relied mainly on his wife for
support during the last thirteen
months of their wedded life. have dis-
appeared with all their available he-
lonaiugs, and whatever cash they
could get together. ’l‘bcir present
whereabouts are unknown. Such is
“the story told by the parents of the
young woman.
The last seen of Mrs. Burnett was
on Wednesday foreseen. She went to
the home of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Sch! lkownkY.;Mead Ave.
hue, and asked or mother to take
care of her baby until she returned
from shopping in Port Chester. She
failed to return. Later in the eve
plug it was found that she had packed
all her belongings of value and had
also taken her hank-book.
At. Gatt's home it was learned that
he. too had left, ostensibly for italy,
on visit 111- parents Conclusions were
drawn that both had planned an slope-
mt‘lif.
Mrs. (latte. who is deaf, and who
had had some money. purchased a
new suit of clothes. ii. watch, and oth-
er necessary articles for her hus-
band's wardrobe. and gave him 860.
on the strength of his statement that
he was going to visit his parents.
long time, but in Electric Bitters, i
found Just what I needed. for they
quickly relieved and cured me." Best
medicine for weak women. Sold un-
Wheeler.
V
Cures a Gold In: One Night.
Guaranteed to Cure Arty Cong
Only Radical Cure for Brooch
a bottle.
‘iRAZILIAN B l.
TRIAL BOTTLE 25c.
der guarantee by F. ii. Baxter, at 50c;
units. "mutter
, memWa-n
A girl is an awful nice thing not
, to expect any sense from.
h. 1256.
“131 500
. using of our Lehigh Coal. Less dirt
less dust, more comiort, more satin
faction, more heat to the buckotfull,
more economy to the top than any coal
sold. Gives satisfaction because it‘s
satisfactory coal. Try it once. You'll
see the sdvautue»‘of using. it always.
No Trauma. stamps. Remember you
get value in’Ooel.
ll. llfRSliflElD d SON.
‘12: water' «mt. Tel. 2111—3.
14 eeaviewaAveu .101. 97.4.
Wood “refill“. 20 .
John 1’. Hayes. 5 Main on, Not-walk.
stiituitnitul'iitutoinistii
‘ lillil tattoo .tlttotontol Pill.
sold“
1
idem coupon on till v
m with a solid -Inid..iul .
1 ribbons». aeronautics.
Funds Market. as no. Main It. so. Nor.
Cures Worst Group In a Few Minutes.
Cures Sore Throat and Ulceralad Tonciis.
Only‘Pcslllve Cure for Quick Consumption. .
Kills the Calarrh Microbeaod Cures ln‘Onc Month.
momma-amused...“
lurcsilay Fever orMooeyiielunded. 50c - $1.00
Onlyl'hing
on Earth That ilureeAsthmn.
W
‘ concussion
t. ‘V
m.
AT» ‘DRUGGISIB. .1
' ”DIANA
4‘- ‘
. been out to fit a certain room. and may
' I 1 Read ,1 CO. * ~,
mp 1.1.1 “at
\
‘e . . e v .
{Tutlored Shirt Waists. . ’ .
The first showing of tlicnew models isi‘rcsi‘iy. , A col— .
incliou of Linen Weists. both the heavy Butcltcr'siiiucn
and the line Handkerchief Linen, occupies the largefcascat
"tho Waist ,$ection. Some oi- thc Waists are: severely plhin,
- g others are embroidered more or. less claboriitiilyn”
Sonic Persian Lawn \Vcists in cficctivc styles are trim~
mod with German ancncicuncs‘lacc. ‘ ‘ w , - ~
Japanese Silk Waisls are shown also which is. evidence
that they are still to be worn with tailored gowus.
Dress Requisition for Men. .
We can supply all the pericctly correct details that men
require for evening dress.
. Dress Shirts. the "Star” brand, $1.50 cach.
Dress Shirts, :1 fine quality that always fit, $1.00.
White French Lawn Tics, 25c.
Black Silk Tics, extra quality, KciScr's or
Lockwood’e, 50c. .
Black Silk Hall—Hose, $1.00 and $1.75.
Mother of Pcnrl'Studs, Cuff Links, Sleeve Btttthns and
Watch Fobs. ‘ ‘ -
Keys and
1
Women’s Underwear.
Some Oncitn Union Suits are marked down. These are
the rctluctiOns.
$1.00 quality, cellos iiccccd, 79c.
$1.50 quality. half-wool $1.29.
$2.00 quality, three-quarter wool, $1.69.
$3.00 quality, all wool, $2.69.
Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, 13: etc.
A little special in l‘laudkcrchicfs, good too, as may be
expected.
Ilcmstitciicd and embroidered:
Hctnstitched with corded borders.
licmsiltchcd, with tape borders.
Hemstltclied, plain, items all widths.
The p. M. Read c...
Smdxts‘ Shutwatets
AS THE SEASON ADVANCES WE MUST MAKE READY FOR THE
SPRINO BY CLOSING OUT WINTER STOCK. FOR THIS WEEK'S
IPECIALS WE HAVE CHOSEN:
Shuttles” Shirt \Dsis‘ta.
Ladies' Flannel Waists.
Ladies Sateen Walsts.
760 were $1.00. "All were capo.
indies' Check Waists, Ladies‘ Mohair Walsls,
not: were «so. 761: we 31.00.
Ladlos' Flannel Waista, lndies‘ Mohair Waists,
75¢ war. $1.00. 81.00 were 31.60.
ladies'h Mohair Walsts,
at.” were V1.00.
iadiea' Flannel Walste.
01.00 were 81.60.
OTHER WANTS AT SIMILAR BIDUCTIONB.
A‘FIW MORE PIIOIB OF FUR LIFT AT .7145 MARKED DOWN
PRICES.
W
A pl KERMAN are l ,.
s. wasumorrou an. so’uru uoawhmt. court.
Telephone 343-6. ‘
Lem lugs for the Floor inst-dds}: f
Oat-pet to
7H! THING
New Days. .
There are several reasons for this.
they-can lie cleaned often with little
trouble anti when you move you can
always lies them willie a carpet has
baselines! dulsu in your new home.
We ‘11“. rem ve‘ desirable pat.
term in Tapestry, Vs vet and Axmino
:1 reaction 1 soil.
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o in The Evelina Sentinel
And an Quick doubt
. For Your :‘htt‘cstmenl ,
Norwalk Chronicler