rvihl a
this afternoon and tonight;
”Tuesday y.
illittorliitiu c the Jersey coast.
no sin ti? “$335110?" will:a
‘ oess . nor cap
and along the Atlantic
' Itter as to Maine. There
I- chided rise in temperature
eastern sections. but it con-
i! wear. of the Mississippi
Conditions favor for this vl‘
rain or snow this afternoon.
plate taillight. Tuesday fair
.sllg5tly colder.
lam WM. Grace of West Nor-
ls seriously ill
harlot H. Adams. of Grove street.
II. been confined to his home by lil-
W
Mglas Fowler Post and Palestine
in villi hold regular meetings to—
be Ruth Clary. or West street. has
bed house from a several weeks‘
list in New York city.
I as Florence Wilfred of Coalplt.
ll, Dunbar-y, has returned alter ai
' short visit in south Norwalk
M and May Q Smith, of Norwich, is.
the 3311‘»! oi Miss Lizzie L. Selleck.
: Dheetndt street South Norwalk l
-Mww
embers of the press in The
civil? will enjoy an outing and
[at Dorlons Point, next
, g'l‘huri‘dl‘t’y nnight
MAI—a“...
Clbtiill Charles 8. Byxbee of the’
lshllcrd steamboat hunt a sick at his,
one in South Main street with a
M M very severe attack of gastritis.
Aldo man can cure consumption
You can prevent it though. Dr.
Wood's Norway Pine Syrup cures
coughs, cdlds. bronchitis, sore throat.
Never fails. ,
ltev Karl Kr‘etamann pastor of St-
Peter's German Luthbrsn Church.
North Main street, preached yestor
day evening on “Good Works. "
The Norwalk members of,..lbe Sons
of the American Revolution have been
notified that the annual banquet will
be held at the Atlantic hotel. Bridge-
port February 22. The tickets Will
I
Mrs. Rosa Taylor. wife or Deacon
John D Taylor of‘South Norwallt. who
has been in wYork for a month
past, conductingw a singing-evangelistic
campaign which resulted in the con.
version of many persons, has returned
to her home.
General Russell h‘roet'and staff will
attend the annual ball of the First
Company. Coast Artillery. at the state
armory. New London, Thursday evan-
ing. Jeremiah J. Murphy is the cap-
tain commanding.
Horace Johnson predicted a. severe
atmospheric disturbance between the
3d and 7th of this month and judging
from appearances this morning. he
made a good guess. lie says there
‘ will be another outbreak of the ele-
ments about the 20th of this month.
William 13.0mm. cf Buyview sve-
nue who slipped on the hill early last
week and fractured a tendon in his.
hip. is able to get about and specie
to be able to resume his duties oon as
manager for J. A. Hislon & Co Mr.
Grant‘s brother from Stamford has
been substituting for him.
The (lonnecticut Association of
Classical and High bcbool Teachers
will hold its fourteenth annual meet-
ing in New Haven, February lit. The
progrum include» on address by Prou-
ideal Hadley. or usia on“Mehtsl
Types and Their Rec gnillon in our
Schools." inA the den rtmentai ooh-
foresees. it Allammla. of the Bism-
ford lilgb School in to small upon
The Commercial Department. .
CM thud {pawn ”cousins ogllcili‘i’tfin
memoir rot in
' might: “5
in Norwe ill. last bs‘rlss B.
Finch. of this city nasal moonl-
Th e madam
neat Commander.
has b‘sgoit‘teo‘f‘thomst‘pmgrssm
cars a r
y ’ hill... “35'” plain.
"ll“ M55 l
as a n6. Mime
Treasurer ltd star or. cesium lili-
sessor W. ll. Michaels and 1*de
ger.-;iltsialcrd Adventist. itsturdsy.
Sit ”r Cured Hans.
“ iZlZc
Merwliis’ Bacon
M ibis strip’ 14c.
PUBLIC MARKElW
”South Main lineal.
in: shill
of a “marathon informer" to use M .
M list all The committee is equally ‘ ~-
”thntithere should he s‘ ,
~ .ili’lilué‘il
. in: is lusMuibry upon him to impose
‘ 5315'
three 'e‘t‘?‘a
the 3”!“ Dill D!" then
”MOI 0i“
' " L t ii is a5 inventory. - ’
The committee is convinced that
the public. welfare demands that there
some provision by which a
may be penalized for full
log remake an appraisal of the pro
party which comes into his hands.
Whether this shall be pluccd in the
hands of the judge of probate disk-
e. penalty on the administrator who
kilL to ills on inventor within do
ya. o‘r siren over to t e its e at
It is understood that the committee
is of the opinion that the matter
should not be left for the parties at
interest. or heirs, feeling that they
would not be likely to move in such
a‘A’legislator said Saturday: “it is
apparent for the fact that Atwood
found: 3.1.800 cases ‘ in Cennectimtt
where this had been omitted shows
thpt the present law is not effective."
' t is believed that there is a strong
sentiment in the committee against
treating Atwood in anything but a
fair manner.
home of the members feel that it
is not their duty to question or look
into the motives of the man in bring
ing the suits. as he operated under a
statute. which: has. been out the statute
beaks for a long term of years. Some
of them feel that he should be reim
burned for the actual expenses con-
iraotod in bringing the suits, but so
far as can be learned, there is no
member who believes that the state of
Cbnhectlcut should assume buy part
of this burden.
Senator Stiles Judson, Jr., and Rep
resentative Banks, of Fairlield are at
work on a draft which they hope may
satisfy all their colleagues.
PIRATINO rocav'e HONEY suo m
TAR.
Foley &C0.. Chicago. originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung
remedy, and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley” I Hope;
and Tar many imitations are offered sword,“
for the genuine. Ask for‘ Foley‘s
Hurley and ’l‘ar and refuse any when
this offered as no other preparation
will give the same satisfaction. ll
ismildly laxative. it contains no on
lstsa and is safest fox-children and
delicate persons. Sold at Piaisted:
Drug Store. . "
~-—-.
UP TOMILLEN NOW.
Vice Grand Master Shes waiting for
the Answer.
'ilimotby Shea, second vice grand
master of the‘ Brotherhood of Moo-
motlve Firemen whose home is in Po
aria. lillnois. is a guest at the Hotel
Oncco. being in New Haven in retor-
cnce to an important matter which
concerns members of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Firemen now employed
on the Consolidated road.
Mr. sues had a conference with
President Mellon and when seen Satur-
day said
“President Mellon received me, most
cordially and we, had a very sauslac-
tory interview. in behalf of the
Brotherhood of Firemen i made a pro
position which Mr. Medea look under
consideration and an aura or to which
he will give in a few days, plenum
Monday. Saturday Mr Mellon was
obliged to be in New York, hence
could not give consideration to our
matter. i believed that our differ-
ences will be adjusted in such a way
that all concerned will have a 'aquare
deal,’ and that‘s all our organisation
asks for or wants in Connecticut or
escwhere."
Mr, Shea is a line looking man.
large. pleasant faced. and with a per-
sonal magnetism closely skin to that
which has given Colonel w. J. Bryan
such a ho.d upon his countrymen.
indeed Mr. Shea reminds one of Con)-
llel Bryan. in deporilnent and phy-
BiQuD.
Mr. Shea ainrted in the railroad busi-
ness nearly lib years ago on the ivor-
ulrh division ol what was the New
England road. For 12 years he was
a browse and has served an eminent»,
brahemab and conductor hence he
knows railroad operating in all its
branches.
it is evident that the interests of the
Brotherhood of Fireman are in con.
mrvativc and good hands.
During the 30 years existence of the
dremen'e organisation them have oeun
only ism strikes and the effort of ilm
national silicon is to avoid all “0005*
sity for such extreme nrilon.
resin 10 TH! IVITIM. ..
For liver troubles and coastl sites
there is nothing better than Do We
Little Early litters the famous Illue
Pills. They do not makes the stunt
och. Their Ictloo upon the system
is build. pl t and harmless . b
Slocum of to. ind. says, “ in
talking. Do itt'u Little 3er
it! do sir work I’ll other pills
tor-nay. or collected in some other way
has not been determined '
vicinity: aid or
liars and grips and mass are atoll
lit the stomach and hem omit the
bszalt‘s Little u‘gills ltlsm proved
in be thsioun t rcilst. The
are simply psi-loot.“ trsv '
lyitlssrs tits niosti
WI to" csrrym with them.
laid b!“
n
JIM)! aches OWN“ flow.
WWW-'0. Ont. Feb» Inuit. it3
of the best known drum
mssalland and Wicca use
.dssd ills amines were
tritium dismal! It i“ lies
9m some it
horses in WI.
elitist-ii still dbbbl.
all Midi Wilton?!
mains 5glint were curable are uielr
g‘afi hungohyme N’W‘m Kindle Salish tits.
crawl: out tannin
«amuse
rented it?!“ “Wslhs haunté
W
is best race
“ II WASHINGTON “II".
day‘s being‘to ua‘m ‘ mutually u
will!“ M‘ ii Nb Mill
W} int c too so ill, ”ohm to
,. flsbiini‘r lop oin
‘ Daniel Mnson
loch ed beneath its halter- and vans
without it steam chest.
was about the sitg‘oi‘ the old Dead
wood mach which
‘ carriage ill set goon big
the wheels used on rallrbutl carriages
of the present day. The lecomotlve.
railroad inuaoum at Purdue University,
Lafayette. ind
POISONB IN FOOD.
Sta-called "wandering ins" may
come min its early stsges or the
presence of danger may he inani-
celeb: {to refuse menstrual .scooln-
pant y‘h unusual from the
pain poisons originate
in 1858 it was one of the locomo-
tires rushlns on the Denim and Prov.
blends railroad. The railroad citfl‘lMe
which accompanied Willa locomotive
tender and car are destined for the
I it t in
i 38“
has n sickle Dcylinder
liful bill has as-
hibited throughout the capital The
inn while
the Wheels nra' about half the also of
Perhaps you don't rail. 9 that :11on
n your food.
but some day you may feel a twinge
of dyspepsia that will convince you.
'.Dr King's New [life Pills are guaran-
teed to sure all sickness due to pole
ovaries dev'm the groin and thi he. one of undigestedf food—or money
If yonhsvcnsyslsriouspalnm lthuro‘ back use, at ll. ll. Baxter' a Drug
are indicatioaaot inflammation or die- store Try them.
succinctly! don‘ twill. for um to con-
rm your fears and through the ‘ INVITATION8.
horrors of sumac rstlon; secure
Lydia ME. Pinkhnm' a egetsble com:
pound rl htswsy and begin its use.
Mrs. P autism. of Lynn. More. will
[rive you her advice free of all char
you will write her about yoursef
Your letter HWWA
”Earle as
the sh hivb‘ad
medicine. hteen‘d we, .5“ l
I subm tad“d to s boroughw humiliation mfi:
on the in nu “53h 03mm high to ”Ilium In
0 ration.
p3 Soon after I read one of uivertise-
AMI:
menu and dictated to give ydismi’lnk
sV his Com bed I trial
ave bottles as the himor is
gone. I have been ennui-db
hysl and be In wt have nodgns of a
film? now. It has ht my.“ lith-
iica around once more, hug Wflt‘m
well. "uh Fannie D. “Stall.
' W
quot on Intimacy 22. ~
seen by women only.
.teyou on erican Revolution.
ton‘s bir.hdav February 22.
nation's first president.
ed that there will be a large attend
once from. all parts of the state
of H 0. Sb rwood bowls Curtis, Zal
MorrisB .Beardsiey and Charles B.
mittnnces to H c. Sherwood. treasur-
er, by February. 18. .
“I was reading today in the nuws~
paper of the great American desert;
what is the great American desert?"
sailed the lady at the head of the tn-
ble “Why, I believe the great Amer.
ican dessert is prunes. " replied the thin
boarder feelingly ~Yonkera Slates-
msn. l
the slate.
ranged a most agreeable program
the out-ofdown guests
A Rare i. harlot:
i0 BUYA
'UILDING ‘ 'Lifif'l“
in the Confer at a Low Price.
TAYLOR cl GOLDEN offers for sale ion Bulldlny
Lot: on Oumoy Must. between Butler and Orchard
Struts. Nor-walk. Odom.
Al Prices Ranging from
$250.00 to $500.00 Per Lot.
This is dbl) the last Cliiil‘iuc
obtain a building lilt’ (rides
for Home at such low prices.
thaws—w...‘ ...,.. m,”
«Wapo! lots at our office. when (all particular: will or
cheerfully furnished
Taylor 8' Golden.
”/4 Washington Street.
SOUTII NORWALK
. .T‘. ....!l..
Bid Line of
Mission Furniture
Just received.
. .Ihjahd 45' Main Street. Norwalk.
issued Saturdsyifor thaws. A. R. Ban-
Invltations were issued Saturday to
the sixteenth annual banquet of the
Connecticut Society. Bubs of the Am-
which will be bold
in the Atlantic hotel. in Bridgeport, at
1 ociock on the afternoon of Worship:-
9
banquet is to be held in accordance
with the established custom of the ace-
ety to commenorate the birth of the
it is expect-
Thc banquet committee is composed
mon Goodsel. l W. Birdseye Judge
Buckingham. Those who expect to at-
tend or bring friends must make to
311' flare rates
hallo been secured from the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company. from Dridsepol-t to points in
The committee has an.
Prior to the dinner there will be a re-
ception in the parlors of the hotel to
so under the sum. it
“leaving out dismal
ables. ‘ a
‘ of these nbsurd claims it
is: rehabbing to note that the proprie
bios. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
have clarefully refrained frpm making
any an no claims or false represents
lions regarding the merits or this most
excellent remedy for dyspepsia and
stomach troubles. They make but
one claim for it. and that is. that for
indi lion and various stomach tron.
biea i'es Btuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
is a radical care They go no farther
than this and any man or Women sur
faring from ind gestlon. chronic or
nervous dyspepsia who will give the
remedy a‘ trial will find that nothing
is clhiul‘ed tor it that the facts will not
fully sustain.
it is a modern discovery. composed
of harmless vegetable ingredients. ac-
centsble to the weakest or moat deli.
cate stomach. its great success in
caring stomach troubles is due to the
fact that the medicinal prepertlcs are
such that it will digest whatever
wholesome food is taken into the atom-
sch. no matter whether the stomach is
in good working order or not. it
rests the overworked organ and re
pienishcs the body., the blood, the
baryon, creating a healthy appetite,
giving refreshing sleep and the bless-
ing. which always accompany a good
«(ligation and proper assimilation of
in using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
no dieting is required. Simply cat
plenty of wholesome food and take
these Tablets at each meal, than as
sisting and resting the stomach. which
rapidly regains its proper digestive
power. when the Tablets will be no
longer rehulred.
Nervous D. spepsla is simply a condi
tion in which some portion or portions
of the nervous system are not properly .
nourished. Good digestion invigor
also the nervous system and ever)
0.3111 in the body.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
by all drugglsts at 50 cents per pack
Me.
COAL IHORTAGE SERIOUS.
m
Rsiircsd Having Trouble and Hot Fae.
tot-Isa Arc Runnln Short.
The coal situation on t e Consolldro
ted road is becoming more serious and
.. e enact on Danbury. if it is not im-
proved soon, wiil undoubtedly become
just as serious. For several days the
railroad has found it necessary to con-
fiscate coal from invoices owned by io-
csl men in order to run their engines.
As a result. the Danbury dealers are
beginning to run short or coal. The of
feet of the situation goes still further
for at least two factories were unable
to start up Saturday morning for lack
of coal, says Saturday' a Danbury News
in the meantime the supply of cos
the railroad has is so short that great
dlilicuity is being encountered in run-
ning trains. This condition extends be-
yond the Consolidated road for other
roads are having trouble keeping their
passenger trains running. while the
freight traffic is crippled. If the coal
supply in not increased in a few days.
the batting industry will antler aer
lousiy.
n...— ._.__.
No MORE STOMACH raouaLas.
All stomach trouble is removed by
the use of Kodol Dyspepsia Curt. it
gives the stomach perfect rest by di-
gesting what you out without the atom.
ach's aid. The food builds up the
body. the rest restores the stomach to
health. You don't have to diet your
self when taking Kodcl Dyspepsia
Cure J D. Erskine. of Allenville
Mich. says. "i suffered Heartburn and
Stomach trouble for some time. My
slsteMn-lsw has had the same trouble
and was not able to out for six weeks
She lived entirely on warm water. Al
ter taking tWo bottles. of Kodol Dye
pepsin Cure she was entirely cured
She now eats heartily and is in good
health. i am glad to say Kodol gave
me instant relic ." Sold by The Oil:-
inrd Pharmacy. in
an..-
Women seldom get so old they
realise that other people realise it.
lQO’é')
ileiiilhl in Mind
that we sell Wall Papers, Crockery.
Glassware. Lamps. Chimneys and
Burners. Shelf Paper. Window Shades.
Comics Poles, Curtain tends. Ready
Mixed Paints. Window Glass, Enamels.
Basins and Vsrnishes. Paint and Ar-
Bargalns in Ready to wear? Hats
WIRI "M AND I‘M], NOW 500. MORNING HATI Iii CPICSMM'V.
Oil" ITAHPIND DON! TO OHDIR.
' saint can assess “Whit”.
D D TILLOTDOWD.
l
”M "DIWALI. With. k
tlsts’ Brushes. "Towel Holders and
gitscks. Framed Pictures. Photo
Frames. Stoolsddsrs. Chair Btspisd
dare. Artists Materials for Oil. Water
:charcoal and Crayon Work.
We do a general Painting. Paper
“angina and Decorating business
To order
, :Piblhl‘e Flames and Window shades.
We go anywhere for brilliant.
Respectfully.
in Wheelbarrow truth-
South Not-walk. Conn.
'i'Ilsptim connection.
lluriilil ills Yell
.39;
It
sonar roe liar neurone surround. '-
stuff yet to be disposed of but much that is bright m. and new to
talk about; between the one you can do some very profitable trading.
"Price of course is, a prime isctor in stimulating trade at this season
of the year. but it does the trlclt. Few people are above bung monk
mlcal. The “left overs” go at a loss. and we’re glad to see them go.
.The new stud is shaved of its rightful margin to increase the volume
of the February output.
l
Children’s Fleece Lined Vests,,werc use, now tee.
Children's Grey Mixed Vests and Pants, were 25¢. now'rgc.
Ladles’ Ribbed Vests and Pants, veers got, now 39:.
Men' I Negligee and Still Bosom Shirts. were soc, now 39:.
One lot of Men’ 5 Four-ln-Hsnd and Tech Ties. were no, new tic.
One lot of Men’ 3 Gloves and Mittens. were use. now me.
On lot of Men' 11 Gloves and Mittens, were soc. now age.
All our Ladles’ Shirt Waists at less than cost.
One lot Ladies’ Corsets in White, Black and Grey. were $1.00.
new 50c.
All our Furs at one-half price.
83-85 Washington Street.
“cm... RANGE SALE
OF WINTER MEROHANDIBE IS NOW ON
Women's Underwear. regular price $1.,00 at 79l-
Women's Underwaar. regular price. ldc. at 59c
Women's Underwear. regular pri to tile, at; . ........... 39c
Womens Underwear, regular price, the. at . .8ic
F‘lannelette Wrappers regular prices. :1. 25 and $150, at .. 95c
Twilied Flannel Wsiats regular pr! c. 81.50 at ............. 55c
Sh rredNelve-t Belts regular price title. It . ................... .
Children' a Canton Flannel Underwaists, regular 26c. at ........... We
in fact. everything in Winter Goods will he closed out regardless of
cost.
N. E. RYAN,
86 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
.v-JvW u,“ . E
“IN THE SOUP. ”
our fine. fresh soup meats furnish
a “stock" which makes appetizlng
and healthful initials for luncheon
ind dinner. But soup meat is
only'a small item with lie—we
Look to‘ our steaks and roasts to
rear out the statement that there’ 3
l0 better butcher shop in town
has Schaub's. It‘s Al as to qual-
ty. cleanliness and price.
SCHAUB'S MARKET
22 WASHINGTON STREET.
'Phono. 322-2.
LEHIGH
THAT’S ALL.
THE HARRIS at onus co.
HIGHLAND pacxna
PHONE. 342-5. ea WATER sr.
mm ‘ your 13'an
BRAZILIAN
“it: (illitdl’
All llSLPl IC
wartime: ‘
litltllb drill-i illillli’
Hill melt. VI )A iiilililh iii to lilhbi'b
0W Cilililllh} Dililhlllll lllTiS
"Lilli ilil'. MING“. “NJ (‘llfli “MW/iii.
CAlAiill‘ll t or? ASTHMA
MLY illillttti clots g~oa£ not on: 'tiitlllt
lit shim ted'f' it Would
n can u
Drip cartilaginous-try unify} th’eywllole systfim tilt magnate
50 DOSES 250.125 DOSES 500.
M lilo opium. no quinine. no chloroform. on loans. >
B. ll. JACKSON & 00., INDIANAPOLIS, MD.
one That)”;
.Wim‘wwmww %$-bvwmw
300 costs $1.09 .
February hulls in in line tcttlct or doing business. Some Winter _
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