. orwnllt and vlyinlty: Fair to
Mt. and colder tonight. Wedncadny
tilt. The arena that union own this.
' vicinity yoetardny in new central heat-
”Minx. Nova Baotla. It is followed
‘an area at high preaeure with
“not weather and low temperature
tempor‘nturc is rlaiag in the north-
, and faith; in the central and“
iii dietitians. Some snow in fat-
in the bullet region, but pleasant
, or prevail generally east of the
. ’liii Mounta no. The weather in
lI Vicinity Will be pleasant and some-
3l¢i colder tonight and .W‘edueaday
. titrated on ‘3‘hiirrrdh try by partly cloudy
,Wel'ith‘er and slowly rising tempera»
.Attorney Howard H. Knapp. 01
5 ‘ Bridgeport. was a visitor in South Nor
‘ walk, yesterday.
The annual scat tournament of the
irion‘l Singing society will be com-
mended next Sunday evening
' .. inn Mary A Clinnindham and Misc
gamma Conch atteded a reception,
tiii‘di'iy, in New Yorlt city.
-Oiir entire line ruffled curtains
Iorrner price as high as $2. ”5 pr Sale
price 89c pr. M S Smith & Co.
“ Butler Lodge,
hearse the first degree tonight.
tire‘roquesled to be lrresent.
All
«Continuous. music, I‘llillly night.
Muhlc‘nl Union ball Tickets tibc.
, Norwalli Lodge. No 709. B P. 0. 16..
will hold it businens meeting \thnea
tiny evening. at the hull ot‘ the order
in Smith Muin street
Sherman Council, Royal Arcnnum.
will hold a business seasion Thursday
night following which there will be
an oyater supper.
linens Tribe. No. 2.6. improved Or
(lei oi‘ lied Men will hold in regular
meeting tonight at 8 o‘clock in the
Wigwam in Washington street. "
The monthly meeting of the Hat.
F‘lniahera’ Anaoclation will he held
Wednesday evening at the labor ly
chain in Smith Main street.
General llilhiiell Front in in Hart-
iord today as president at the military
examining board. but. will return to
South Norwalk tonight.
Frank B. McBride. Who has been in
Stamford. tor some time. has again
been placed in charge at the other. of
the Wheeler It Wilson Bowing Mach-
len Company. in South Norwnlk
Clarence C Cram in spending a few
days with Captain Arthur Wicks at
Shetlleld-on- the-Bound. Harry Carley,
Lucien Boxardun and George T Hone.
Jr. were down there Sunday
Miss Elizabeth Beers. of Bridgeport,
called upon iriendh in Norwallt, Satur-
day afternoan. Mien Beers in to wed
Mr. Rourke. a prominent Bridgeport
undertaker. in the near tutiii‘e.
t
George Rose. who has been unending
the pact. live weeks at Bhetlleld-on-the-
Sound. recuperating. renamed hiu du-
ties, Saturday. as clerk at Belleck &
Price's South Norwalk store.
George Finney. who lives at Shah
ileld-on-tlie-Bound with Captain Arthur
Wicks. had been suffering for several
weeks trom rheiimatiam. and it in pro-
bable that he will come to town uhori
ly for treatment.
CHALLENGE FRO} FllANK BAX.
Frank Baxter‘ia seeking the worst
cone of dyspepsia or constipation in
South Norwalk or vicinity in tent Dr.
lioward'u new upcclfia tor the cure of
those illueitaeu.
So conildcnt in he that this remarka-
bio medicine will affect a lasting cure
in a short. llmt‘. that he oilern to re-
iund the money should it not be auc-
(repaint.
in order to cream the quickest. boa»
ulhle introduction Mr. Baxter will titlil
a regular titty cent package or thin
inediciap at halt price, its canto.
This specific at Dr Howard‘s will
cure nick headache din feelinan,
trouutlpatloa. dyupopaia an all term
of malaria and liver trouble. it done
not ulmply give relief for a time; it
malted permanent and coinpleie cili‘mi.
J24 t 7 in
as aka-at MIMLAWM
Special dulled
iSllfldl‘ Cured Harris.
' 12 l 20
Mornins’ Bacon Strip
12 1-20 lb.
Poetic, maul-n
‘ 32 South Minn Sheet.
no will he. can erred
i. 0. 0. R, will no
£0'i‘he West on Junior-a are dolleduied .
otter I name of basketball tomorrow
tile with the Company Dianna. ‘
. Did Well Lodge. No.108. I“. and A.
lil.. will hold a upturn communication
tonight, at whlc the fellowcratt do.
. Wen-rim
David Gibson, tor thirtyflve' yearn
in the employ at the Cdnaoiidated fl
rend. and master mechanic 0! the New
gatuclt division, baa resigned. '
The engagement is announced or lid
Ward 0‘. Hammond.
arena. of springtime. ’Maus.
The regular meeting of the Lucia .‘
will be held at the home at _~
Heine may”
cry 9 at 9 ocioclt.
is donned.
w'artl Doty. Thursday. Febru-
A full attendance
Company 1“ will drill at the armory
ihlI evening. There will probably be
an indoor baseball game after the
meeting between players at the com-
pany and the old Winthrop Club.
Aspeclal meeting 0! the Norwalk
Yacht Club will be held tonight at
the llotel Clifford fol the purpoae oi
naming a nominating committee to so-
lect the unicorn to be voted for at the
annual meeting.
'i'louoor Hook and ladder Company,
the Fire Felice. Hope Hose Company
and Phoenix Engine Company will hold
regular monthly mreilnga this even-
lng. Each meeting will probably be
followed by a supper, as usual,
w
The coasting in Clay street has been
exeelient, the past tow days It has
been Just good enough to be. apart for
the boys let not dangerous at the
turn nor do the counters go far enough
to run into (longer at Railroad avenue.
()1in two members of the National
basketball team at South Norwnlk
were able to go to Stamford, Saturday
evening. to play the Alphas or that.
place. Word was act-urtilugiy tele-
graphed that the data would hnvn to
be cancelled.
-~Be sure anti attend the annual
Clear Up Sale now going on at M. S.
Smith A‘: (‘0' s.
The llfty- sixth annual session at the
New York Eant conference. of .ioiho
dist Epineopnl Churches, which I“-
eludes the churches in Norwalk will
he held in Waterbury during the work
of April 5. Bishop Warren, of new
vet. Cot, will preside.
”IN—~—
Wallcr (l. Runnell, of Bridgeport an
electrical expeiyi will go to Europe
with Captain Simon bake the head of
the company iiiarriitartiii'lng the Lake
submarine boat "It is said thiit for
eign contracia aggregating $3. 000 000
have been aecurwl by the firm.
Graham it. Holley, formerly t-liy
clerk at Stamford, and Mina Elizabeth
8. Jones. of Rapldan. V..n will be mar-
ried on Thursday, Felnnaiy it}. Mr.
Holley ls caulilt-r of the Boston branch
of the Home Life insurance (l'oinpany.
and will be in Brookline. Marie.
Churlcu l'. Sherman. oi Winn
Springfield, Maura. baa been appointed
instructor of Roman law iii the Yale
Law School succeeding the late Pro~
leaner Albert. 8. Wheeler. Mr. Sher-
man graduated from Yale in lllilti and
from the law school two years later.
February, which is the shortest
month of the year, hue two holidays,
Lincoln’s birthday. celebrated on
Monday. the 13th, because the 12th
fallu on Sunday; and Wednesday, the
22d. the anniversary of the birth of
the "father of hill country,” George
Washington.
E. Knight Sperry. at New Haven. in
endeavoring to feed several tlccku of
quail in the, vicinity of New Haven and
has nine arranger! to do the some work
in lininpion. lit-a, hau iii-milled ii don-ii
or more utoruge troughu which are
kept. stocked with wheat, and birch-
wheat for the birds.
. Louie Timon, of South Norwaih. wnu
arrented in Daubury. Sunday on corn
plaint of William Bradley. who can
ducts a store near the entrance to flu
gar Hollow. Tlinuon uncured conic
entnhlea at the uiorr. rupreacnting that
Mr. Bradley. who wuu away at the
time. aunt him there Hi) wuu order
ed to pay for the arilclou uncut-ad at
m
the more, and the t‘tiiilii otjhiu pmueru- ‘
lion.
When the Donnell Mormon company.
the theatrical organization Which oe- ,
copied the Taylor Opera llouuc than4
woelt icit town thin morning, it left he-
hlnti iiu leading lady. Minn .lruuaminc
lbiiictt. who was taken ill during the
latter part or the week. The ailment
wan said to he hour-lot letter. but Miuni
lilllioti In new couvah-Irdut. title will‘
he forced to remain in linubury in tho ’
fiiininhud room on Wlillo ulrooi. which
Fill!) engaged on her arrival lli‘l‘t‘. how:
ever, for at it-uui two vacuum-wi‘louimry
Nehru.
LIANON‘ INE
(lllltiili) Midi)! a dreadful cold on
the cheat. i was threatened with
pneumonia. laiironiné saved the
tram having it. acting or a ionic
and roatqratlve at. the name time
it me relieving lily luau oi the
actuation.» . Mimic White.
300 Video lib, flfoohiih. ll. 1.
representative “ 5
from Waterford. to Mina Anna Chopin 1
FOR BALE BY
TH” CLlFFORD PHARMACY.
,Mme .W
AIM HIGH. l'i Ill"
if you WOllltl no (not? thlngu you
must have large ambitions Aim highw
even though you do not. reach the place
you aim at, you will go higher titan it
you were satisfied with n ateady job at
a email salary.
aimed at large things have found that
they Were comparatively easy to attain
and have steadily enlarged ihcii aims
to keep pace with their glowlnga aclt’
tonfiddncc and capacity thus attain
trig to heights that they did not be»
lieve within their icirt ll at lllt nit-.til
it» it untici'uuruti. howwti. lni‘ge tun
bitions mean more than large wishes.
To succeed one ll'lllHl have desires uni.
llcivntly timing to work away steadily
and persistently to make the dream
i‘tlilli,‘ ll‘lli'.
. :JM*M_
Fashions change in juut as many,
clothes as men don‘t nee.
Lot: on Oumoy Much be
Struts. Namath. Conn"
obtain a buildina
74 Wasbin
. Mission
3
I the honor no; ‘ ‘ rill
~ . the court.
Many men who have
A Rare
TO BUY A
BUILDING LOT 2
In the Center at a Low Price.
. ”Vat-e” ”Hollows: thimM
renunciation: tie in Cannon rm
other: detach A an yioiato
a
dip annuity. IIIault; {filmy Gilliam
and donelln Gilliam W inert
u or the liquor t a one 7
attire Kelly and “ l
tilt; John Marduk ‘l'lilndilipptll't:
rry Northrop. violationdh of the lion
two oneness: Militia
nit: titration
rwallr.
men Smith. Vilflitlldhy ,
There are a largev‘nnnihm' or old
lieu continued from i inner terms or
cobalt; and home. ~
. ly cured by One Minute Cough Cure.
7 Clears the phlegm. drawn out tannin
, . motion and heals and another the al-
.‘feoted parts. strengthens the lungs.
‘ wards of! pneumonia. Harmless and
pleasant to take. Sold by The Glit-
ford Pharmacy.
. FREIGHT HANDLERS UNION
MEETS. .
y M
Morris chair Prelented to Mr. Hagar
. m n.
There was a largely attended meet-
ing or the Freight, “Handlera' union in
Emmet hall Bridgeport. Sunday at
ternoo‘n. Addreuues were made by a
number of the members and minute.
and the, meeting was «trill-littered a
vow auupiclouaom- (‘. t‘. lingciman,
for him general foreman or the freight
. handlers in Bridgeport. who has ic-
t‘tllllV come in South Nt'rrwnlk'. was
presented with a handsome Merrie
c‘lialr. i’roiiitlant Patrick .1. Debra
making the presentation speech.
Mr lingormnu. although taken by
surprise responded very relirlilouuly.
Among the apartheid were General
Yard Master 1.. 1’. Bristol assistant
Foreman oi Freight Department E.
M Prtslieiy. .lam‘ea long. secretary of
the Freight ilandlerannlon John J.
() Neill and John .1 Rowe of the B R
V.'l‘ All the atldrcant-n were ht'.ici it“
.1". ding the pi'outh ot‘ llit‘ union and
my. prospects ini ll Hilllllllli lllilll ni‘ ilw
suctcns it has alitaly moi unit.
LADIES- on. LaFRANOO't
‘ commune.“
"f’tr'Ji'r'l‘ti "il‘irfifi'hl “d’l‘f’m”'m"“u“plllfi'ii'i
3 looking down on people generally it:
nothing but looking up on yourself.
Chance
TAYLOR at GOLDEN offers {or sale ten fluildlnn
mun Butler and Orchard
[it Prices Ranging from
$250.00 to $500.00 Per Lot.
This is about the last chance to
lot in the center
for a home at such low prices.
Map a! lots at our office. when full particular: will in
cheerfully furnished
Taylor 8 Golden,
glen Street.
80111?) NOR WILK.
Bic Line of
Furniture
Just received.
i
I
WERE ‘2.“ AND $1.98, NOW 509.
GTAMMNG DUNK 1'0 OBDEH.
II WAIHINITDN “If".
Raymond 8- Son,
7416 and 48 Main Street; Norwalk.
«one
‘Bargaina in Ready to‘a‘WearHate
MOURNiNGV HA‘N A BPKOIALTV.
AOIN? FOR DAWN!!! PAT'YIRNI.
o. e. rruaoroowa
“Wit MMWALK. 60"“.
Pa inter." .‘
. h
iiitonioa‘il n“ and evidently ‘-
‘ All enrich», colds and pulmonary ‘
complaints that are curable are quick-
at: It
On saturate:’ the eighteenth or Feb»
ruary the fourteenth annual meeting
of The Connecticut Amputation or
Classical and High School Teachers
will he held at the High achool build-
ing in New Haven. About one hun-
dred teachers will attend thin gather-
ing. which will no presided ovér by the
president or the organization; Mr. H.
Slmcnda, of the Bridgeport High
ll('l'l0t’)l. The morning aceslon will
take place In the new building of the
High School and at the adjournment
the guests will take dinner at the
Yale Dining Hall. At the conference
the teachers will colloidal topics relu-
tlve to the work in mathematics, clan
nice. hiuiory and Eng llSll.
Siepu will be taken toward the ndop
lion of storm rule which will make
it imponsiblir for lllgb tit'llilOl athletic
tt-ultiu to use "I‘lllgt’l'ii." it is [)l‘OpOthi]
to adopt a rule which will require that
all inuniberu at any High school ath-
letic li'ltll‘ls uhrrl] lip compelled to take
the inll iligh aetiocl trainee of study.
Secretary Hyde will read a paper on
Nniigatuck a new high achdol
Busiueas will be first on the pro-
gram. This will include. l't‘pm‘lu oi‘
the. secretary and oi‘ the treasurer. ap-
pointment of committees, report. of
committee of conference. action on pro-
ponerl amendment to restitution.
At 10:30 President Arthur '1‘. Hadley
of Yale will deliver an address; on
“Marital Typos and 'i‘lmir' Recognition
in (lur- St‘lli'l()l>‘."
Al lltfili llli‘l‘t.‘ will he tlt'~llill’llllillll
t-ohivivirtwsa tllFlIllhfit't’l under the i‘oi~
.ttii’tiig lroudsn .tllrir-i hes. President
W. l3, Ferguson .lllddititrWn; (loin
llli.‘l‘ttlill I‘lepuriineuij' E. A. Sardinia.
Stamford: " dngliuli." A, M Hitchcock.
Hartford; “Greek." li‘. H. Morrison
l-ini‘ii'ortl; “illutory.” Miss 16. E. (‘iit-
lcr‘ New l-iuvcii: “hiatlmniatlteu,” d.
S. Butcher. Waterbury, "Modern Lnn‘
gauges.“ W. ll. liticll. l.’ikei’llle; “Sci~
, opera,” Allen Lathiun. Norwich.
At. the afternoon meeting the sub—
iect i‘or tiluctinultnl will he “'l‘lie Money
Couiiiiluslon." loll try Principal id, it.
Smile-i. of the Hartford High school.
and H. A. 'l‘irl‘r-ll of Norwich. (‘lillt-t‘l's
will he Phi-Lied
POiBONS lN FOOD.
Perhaps you dont iodine t? at many
pain poiaona originate in your food.
but. some day you truly tool a twinge
of dyspepsia that will convince you.
Dr King' a New Life Pilla are guaran-
teed to clll‘e all sickness due to pole
one of undigeated food-oi money
back. 250, at F. ii. liaxteru Drug
Store. Try them
WEALTHY LUMBERMAN ROBBED
SAN b‘ilANCiSCO, Fob. 7.—-—E., M.
Holbrooh. a wealthy lirnrbertnan oi’
Minneapolis. who. accompanied by his
wife. has been spending some weeks
in this city, started {or home today.
When about. to board the overland
train. Mrs. Hollnook diucoxerod that a
casket containing Jewels valued at
$8. 000 had disappeared on the way
from the hotel to the railroad
matter was placed in the trends at the
police. but so far no claw to the mine.
ins geura has been found.
‘.
YOU NEED Mina
ware have been tough.“ money on? Dino
watch-I. Jewel n a vet-um. -
“le, onto! town «a yithmrr Mt mull”? “B :d
.i’
ll it".
, E LEND MONE
llurillg the You
1905
lienThislnMind
that we call Wall Papers, Crockery.
Glnuawaro. Lainpc. Chimney-a and
Burners. illicit Paper. Window Shades.
Cornice Pelee, Curtain Roda. Ready
Mixed Paintn, Window Ginsu. Enamels.
titaina and Varnlaheu. ‘l’nlht and Ar.
tilta’ Brannon. Towel lioltiore and
Ritalin. Framed Pictures. Photo
Frame», Bteplnddora. ihnir Btdplad-
darn. Arilrda’ Material: for Oil. Water”
Charcoal rind Crayon Work.
Wu do a Harvard Painting. Paper
llillltflllg and llt'titit‘tillllt: intuitions.
Til mulch
’i‘iciiirn iiiainou and Winston Hillliliilir
We no anywhere for utilitarian,
lteupoettuiiy,
L H. Driller.
South Namath.- Garth.
telephone connection.
The ,
ti wisniudrou tracer. ”
of the February output.
now 50c.
cost
so WASHINGTON 81.
_.._.___......~.. mama.”
“IN THE shop."
our fine. fresh soup meats furnish
a “stock" which malice appetizing
and healthful initials for luncheon
and dinner. But soup meat is
only a small item with nil-we
look to our steaks and roasts to
bear out the statement that there' 3
no better butcher shop in town
than Schaub’s. It‘s At its to qual-
ity, cleanliness and price.
SCHAUB' S MARKET
22 WASHINGTON STREET,
’Phono, 322.2.
HIGHLAND
PHONE 342-5.-
OLD COUGHS
IlLAlS lllll llihbtl.
"All rum “3003mm
CATARRH
my atom. can:
' ~
Citron Born 3 rent
Grip and Picnriuy who“
50 DOSES 25c,
‘tl‘cli that‘ re bright. fresh and new to
. u can do some very profitable trading. '
Price of course in a prline liner in intimidating trade at thiti lotus . ~ '
. ‘ot the year. but it does the trick. Few people are am being about» 3, I i
‘_ mical. The “left overs" go til it loud. and we 're glad to not: them: to.
The new stun is shaved of its rightful margin to increase the volatile
Children‘s Fleece, Lined Vim, were 25c, now the.
Children‘s Grey Mixed Yeah; and Paula; were ago, now me.
Ladies’ Ribbed Vesta and Pants, were 50c, new age.
Men’s Negligee and Still Bosnia Shirts, were soc, new ago.
One lot of Men's Four-irritant! and Tech Ties, were use, now igc.‘
One lot of Men's Gloves and Mittens, were ago. now too.
On lot of Men's‘ Gloves and Mittens, were 50c. new age.
All our Ladics' Shirt Waista at less than coat.
One lot Ladies‘ Corsets in White. Black and Grey. were $1.60,
CLEARANCE ”SALE
or WINTER MERCHANDlsE is new UN
.r......_.. l .. .
mm YOU “HOE”
BRAZIL
. BALM
Calls at“ Chill?
CONSUMPTION
0‘3”}
Quinuym and Ulcerated 'i'oneila, taken (Sold.
not the whole system like innate.
l25 DOSES 500,
Ito opium. no quinine. no chloroform, no action. ,
,, a. r. sedation encumbrannzroma. mo
I
All our Furs at one-half price.
83-85 Washington Street.
Women’s linderwmr regular price $1.00, at ....................... 79c
Women's [Tilticrweui rut, uiai pine. 75c. at ......................... 59c
.li’ornen‘s Under-trout regular piitc. our. at ......................... Silo
\l’omctru Underwear rtgutai priic. 2m. at ...................... 210 '
ll‘lnnntlette “rappers regular prunes. $1. 25 and $1. 50, at ........... 950
"i‘ulllod Flannel Walrus regului int c $1. 50. at .................... 96c
'Shirrcd Velvet Belts regular price. 50c; at ............. . Zuc
Children‘s Carlton Flannel llnderuuiats regular 250. at ............. tile
in ini:,t everything in Winter Goods will be closed out regardless of
N. E. RYAN,
SOUTH NORWALK.
THAT’S ALL.
PACKER
THE HARRIS in cans" co.
as warm; s'r. ‘
AN
BRtllilClll’l'lSI
niti‘r Chili limit/ll.
til is "it BAClLLl
ASTHMA
0 NM (ltd 'MM
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