‘ supra in the Home and 000
"‘ In the Senate Toda‘y...‘
HARTFORD, Feb. il'.,—~'l‘he last or
ISO mmense volume Io! proposed new
tion made. its, appearance in the
at Assembly today. the last one
ed for this purpose. The amount
. y fat". the largest. that bait been
' ,':lotroduce'tl in any recent session and
. build number of freak measures
_ no in ev deuce 111 the House ovcr
i) new measures were introduced.
hlle the Senate records the receipt
,0 otter tilill. This immediate volume
0 business is In the bands or the var
s committees and reports on the
11th will begin to iiow into both man:
next week. .
Eeutenant \ Governor Woodruil
mailed the Senate to order at 11: 80.
Among the new pleasures introduced
grand list of towns 111111111 for
5 01119111111. 1904 and same rate 1111 g1 and
is o be made 01110110121905: roso
‘ titborizlng trcasuict' to draw
note 1013135000 in iavoi of Storrs‘
Agricultural College with interest at
flvb per cent; resolution appointing
Martin M Frisbic. a trustee. of the
.';Conneclicut Agricultural College; acts
raising swtlatics of Superintendent 111’
Capitol to $2 000 and assistant sup-
erinlendent to $1. 8011 annually; ap
.proprintiug $3 11:11 tuition 111 each
scholar m1 evening s1i1ools;for the
protection of game 11.1 liccnsing hunt-
‘erIs, making bonds of Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad investment for savings
banks; prcventing- discrimination on
account. oi 131 e, c1 rcctl or color in plan
es 8 public acconuuodation.
PrevidiIng line 1.1 $600 or imprison-
merit fol three years for any person
‘ wilfully iujur'ingIot dcsttoying clectric
ml 11y appliances; tumbling pcnaiti
for fraudulent evasion of 11.11 mom of
(are or refusal to pay taro: tusolution
concerning vote. on not: tcxt books in
.City of Bridgepott. act amcuding that'-
tel‘ of City of New 1111111111 11stablish-
ing a. health ()fllCOl“ , act increasing sai-
aries of county com1nissio11cts oi
“ Windham county from $1100 to $11110,
act'nuiborizing governor to appoint
eight residents of tho. state to consti-
91.111611 Connecticut Commission for the
Lewis and Clark Celebration, to be
held in Portland, Oregon. and appro-
priating 3'36 01111 for the conitnissltm;
act regulating bawkct's and peddlera
Senator Page or the "lat districtf,
presented a bill for tho prdtwtgno
employees in factories and morpuntilti:
establishments by imposing curtain
duties on inspcctors or these place...
of employment.
Senator \\'oodtvui'1l ot‘ the 28m dis-
tricl introduced a. pctiiiou of the Non
York, New ”own and Hartford ital:
road Compton 1111 atnctninient. of 1111-
general staiutcs so as to 11111111111 tlic
evils to tho company and the public.
arising from the dctcutiou 111‘ cars in
loading and unloading for so long a
“.1 period as tour tiil\‘.11' it in the old
1:. matter of dt-tuutrngo that collie up in
' ' stho lust stession.
‘1 Another trading stamp bill 11'an in
troduced bv Senator Cloth 111' the: list
district it provides for the l'mii'lttii-
Mount the stamps ill 11111111213
Petition of Now Miltoid Power Com—
pany 1"111 111-1 cnubliug comppuics that
\
condemn land 1111 privatc righta a war
for their transmission lint-s; hill pi'o-
vidlng that. all blanks for ticfltlo' and
mqi‘igtigcs shall bc utilioim throughout
Wile 1111111.»; bill authorizing borough of
Branford to construct 11 soonr ilymt'lli
and 10 111111111 scwci bonds.
A. communication from (luvornm'
Roberts uotuiuatcd sublcct to confirma-
tion by the Sonatc (' harlot; H oblc. 111‘
New Milford. bunk comtuisppncr for
_ term or {our yours Rwanda“, ‘1 iiiiiii.
1 and Christian me'tz of Hunt" Nor-
‘ , walk. shell iltiil cpmmlssiouor {or (our
' rears, trout .iulvi 1901.. it my rotor-
.red in tlic commiticc on monolin-
nominations
President i'ro 'i‘ciu l-‘cssonilpn prc-
sided during 11 purl or the 11111111111 1111-
111011.
Senator Mt‘uitllll. of tho ‘l‘opili ll|a~
of the advantage
who have to be told
11811. bulk account.
the 111.1. or
diYITWATiG GAVINIO.
whlohiit. 1111111111111. Once you not into
1111 habit 111' depositing 11 certain 1mm
’61? Melt or. llilillh you’ll use the
“.1er NORWJLK
:11 mos mm:
11111111 to commence the
it only aim one dollar
“if: urn 116111111111. utilities
convoy tilectricitv .11 high 11111.1 o to
bc givan cacti truck at the
; til 8 o‘clock at the home of him.
1- 11.1111 11111.1th
They. 11111113111111»
Latest
W 1:...
. I. Slides...
co
so. Norw'olk.
F 1 NW! 1
ti'ict. introduced a bill providing for
.- 1
‘ the support of widows of men dying
without issue by beneficiaries antler the
wills of deceased husbands in the
event ‘of the widow becoming depend-
'G
=
1.
Bill authorizing the railroad commis-
sioners to order street] railway con1~
ponies to put on vestibule. curs during
months or Dcce111l1cr,.lttn11nry Febru-
ary anti March and providing 11 penalty
of 8100 for each day of neglect by com-
panies after receiving orders. ‘
Senator (lbotileld. of the Ninth Dis-
trict. introduced a bill making it 1111-
lawfulfor any street. railway company
operating in the state to charge. mote
than one. tare within the limits 01’ any
city or town and providing for evety
street railway company to sell six cott-
pon tickets for twenty flVo cents and
for the companies to transport school
children at the rate of ioriv rides for
$1; .. . ‘ '
Senator Shanley oi the Eleventh
District, introduced by reqcust. a hill
prmiding {or the raising of a joint
special committce of three senators
and six representatives: for the purpose
of inquiring into the rates charged for
telephone service in this state.
«21111111111106 is ‘to hold public hearings to
ascertain ii’ the rules now charged are.
not cxccssivc and to recommend a law
as might relieve present and prospec-
tive telephone users from such exces-
slu- t'liut'gcs if they are found to exist
Spcakcr Holcomb called the House
to ordc at ll: 30. Bolated bills peti~
tions and rcsoluilons made their 1111-
poat'mice in full strength and their re-
ception and reference occupied an
hour of the session.
Among the now 111easui'cs inlvoduccd
wcro: Resolution appropriatingr 8:1.-
000 to State Library: bill prohibiting
the placing of bill-boards or sign‘
boards adjacent to 11111 railr,oad high-
W111 01 public placo without 11 liccnsc
ihc liccnsc net. to be regulated it. tho
sizc ot’ lilo sign board
Resolution providing for a state ur~
11111111' in Greciiwich and authorizing
tho governor to appoint iin'cc persons
to act with tho 111'111111'1' commission to
purchase a silo. prcparo plans, t'eccivc
bids. c113, and appropriating $20,000 to
tho commission: hill tanking it unlaw
1111 for any strcci railway company to
charge more than ouc 1111.1 within the
limits 111' any town: bill cxompting pub.
lic libraries and cltni'itablt1 organiza-
tions from payment of incorporation
tax: act prohibiting any assistant or
deputy judge from practicing in the
court of w"lii1h ho is assistant or dcpu-
tv judgc; resolutions appointing Chm.
lcs l~.liutige11‘otd judgc 11nd ilcurv
W Hamilton dcputy judge or the nor-
ougb Court of Nutigntuck; bill to per
11111 the playing of Sunday baseball
where no admission {1-1' is ciiargcd.
Ropl't‘ifl‘ll'lllili'u Ciar. of 11.11ti‘ot d
inlroduccd 11 bill calling for a boutd of
iit'c voting tnacbino commlsslonors in‘
slt'ud 111' llirct'. it docs not uplill it)
tho pt'csout board. but to its Sllct‘t'ti-
sort-1. Another resoluiiou prcscntcd
by Mr. (‘larlt ili'flllt‘s tnt- dutics ot‘ suc~
ccssivc boards.
MATTERS WILL REST.
Railroad Firemen Will Wait Until At-
ter Director-3‘ Meeting.
NEW HAVEN, l1‘1'l1. il.~~--'|‘l1c maitcrs
in which the. cnglnt'ct's and brunch of
ill? New York. Now Huron nod lint-i-
ford Railroad arc iuicnsclv intcrcsicd
at tho oral-1911i timc will rcmaln as tlicv
too until “1111' tho tuccilng of thc
llourd of Directors of the road at Now
York on Saturday. wiion tho ttppcal of
tho gricvaucc cmnmiticc of 1111- Broth-
crliood oi’ Firemen from a dcclsion by
I'i't'fliiltilli Mcilbn will bc iuld lit-fort-
it. ’i‘lu» i‘xli‘t'llltl rctlccncc 1111111111 silica
to givc out any information as to tho
gricvaticca and what took piucc In tho
rotifcrctn'cs multca it. impossible to pro-
dict what lotion will in- taken by tho
iii'ctucn‘s body should the railroad tli
tcctoi'a dot-lino to not in tho litiittci'.
icutlug i’rcsldcnt Mollcus dccision as
the dual one.
in railroad circles thc ballot in gun-
oral that tho iircmcn will be ortlcrod to
voic on the question 111' a strike. and
confirmatory of this in u 1111111111111,1 in 1111-
known activity of tho conunlticc of tho
llrothcrhood of IAN’illllillil’t.‘ Engineers.
which b1 born. in lumping 11 national
oillccvs in clinic touch wl 1 this attun—
lioii. This brotliorlitmd will bear tho
brunt of the “film in bohalt oi the
road should it conic. it. is stated to-
duy that the 111111111 11111111111 which am be-
ing fought ovor hort- am to he brought
by the liromou boioro the colours of
tho litiunuylvania and lint lloitton all.
Main» Railroads. ‘
PARLUR TEA.
The social committee at ladies of
the South Norwnik Baptist Church are
holding 11 series or parlor than, one to
dillci'ent
The out'1 this
11111111 wait given 111111. night from 8&1?
l1
tliilil in ohaitgc. were Mr». uhrdltihrditi
(3111111111111 111111111. The
Inlliilil in charge wore Mrs. William
.iluiihcli. Mrs F'l‘itil Lyon. Mrtl. Fred
rum Mpi. ll 1’ Morgan. Mrs. Dixon
and Mrs. H. Ii Carpcntcr. 'i'oa wan
11111th to about fifty.
QTRI IR! {31..AIMI9 A VIGTORY.
STA FORD. Fel1.0-'1‘he ntriko of
tlitlle makers at the imperial Manufac-
turing Company, which began on Mon.
day. 111111: settled today. The terms
were arranged in New York boiwaen
representatives at the Musical liltttl'ils
11111111 Workers' 151111111 111111119 Kramer
Piano company. which controls the lo
cal tacit-1'11. 171113 menI but; to work
9&9!“an I.
homo of the members
or thisplace, met with a peculiar ac.-
' Icidont todayhhitt‘ nose beingpenrly
Tho .
CLINTON. Feb. awaitiney B, Smith
covered from his face its a result.
of a bits from a. pet dog. The dog
was asleep in trout. of an open lire
place at the saute time showing rest»
lossness. Mr Eindtlistooping over the
11111111111 spoke to “it placing his hand
on the dog's 111111113, The animal with
a yelp, sprang ltpo the air and seized
Smith iiy the nose almost sever
lug it from his face” Eleven stitches
' were needed to replace that member
and it. is doubtful if it. can be‘suvetl.
'Atter the incidentttho dogma whin-.
log to a corner ot'dho room. and for
' . 11,111,11' moments was in a state of 191:-
.1'111'.
MERWIN' 8 GIFT TO GRAYS
NEW HAVEN Feb 9 «General S.
E. IMerwln surprised the New Haven
Grays at. their annual meeting 1:111
night by announcing that he had given
$10,000 for a bed at the New Haven
Hospital for the free use 01' past. pre's
out and t‘ut.."ure1.ruya General Mel'win
was at one time 11 commandant oi' the
company and takes great iutcrcst in
its affairs. lie is also a nit-miter
of the hOHlllini society.
.u—p.
NORFOLK HOTEL MAN DEAD.
NORFOllKgll‘eli. il.—-it]1lwin C. Stev-
cns, who had licennctiv‘e in the hotel
business from 14.36111 1902, died today.
He was of conéitlorable prominence
111 this sectioii‘or the-stato and was
iown' postmaster undcr President.
Cleveland. He: sat in the House in
1893. At. the time he retired from
business he wits the second oldest ho-
tel man in the state. A widow and
two children survivc. '
SENATOR DAVIS' HOME BUBNED.
0! Senator William '1‘ Davis of Dar
bani senatot trout tbc iilth district
was 101th burned toda1,tl1c members
of the iulnilv 11111r011l1c111'apiug with
111911 lives. 'i‘bc origin of the tire is
not known. it was dist-.ovcrcd by Scy-
atm' Davis; whose first act was to save
his wife and two litllc 11111-11. 'i‘hc
damagc is about $4.000, fully insured.
~_— ............__....
MIDDLETOWN DRUGGIST DEAD.
blillilld'l'l‘tHVN, Feb. 9. ------ Edward J.
McNully. a druggisi. 111' this plucc. died
today. He is survivcd by a widow
and ilvc children. He was 11 montbcr
of the State Plinrtnaccutical Associtc
lion.
“Mr. Huggins asked me 111 marry
him last night." said the blushing dam-
sci.
"And what did you soy?" usltcd licr
mother.
“Wltye” t'cplicd lltc itiil‘ maid. "i told
hitn to ask you."
“Ask me!" cxclalmcd tiic astonished
purcul. "Why. my dcar, your surely
wouldn't want 1'1111r.poorold mother to
commit bigamy. would 1'1111‘.’"~«(‘hicugo
Daily Ncws
Sitth—“l‘hcv do slit l1 ti'ucl things 111
the .tt'z’nii
iic--—"\\'l1ai now '3"
Sl11'~»-v"'l‘lic.v say a board 111' medical
survey sat on a disabled Iicuicnnni ill
l1‘ovt ‘i‘liomhs iiit‘ othcr day. Such
‘lliings ought 111 bc prcvcntcd.“4-~ t‘iu-
t'illiltlli (‘lllllIlli‘l’t'iili-Tl‘lIlllllO.
A Few Laundry Lines.
dinkc your iron holder 01' asbestos
Citiill
’i‘uhic salt in the starch will help in
NH' ironing.
A liilic boron in thc last rinsing
walcr will mnko llnltdltt'rcliicls casier
to iron and looit lit-tier when 11111111..
A osciul thing to rcmt'mbcr is that
[111' 11:1111 will not stick to tho. clothes
it the starch list-d has 11111111 mixed
with soapy walct'.
Ruh thc irons with a clotlt soaked
in hormone to prcveui scorching. Fre-
quent rubbing on sandpaper will hoop
irons from sticking.
'i‘breo ounces of borux and two
pounds of sliccd white bur soap dis-
solved in two quarts of hot 11'111111' will
make a splendid lather for washing
('loillEit.
if you wash blnclt stockings in it
warm lather of soap and watch—no
soda-wand add a little vinegar to the
rinsing water they will itcop 11 good
color till worn out.
A Pain Complexion.
l’llout-ss ot‘ the complt'xion in often
our oi the signs of anncmia. a com-
plaint from which young girls very oi-
lcu suitor nowadays. For 1111111111 :11
intltior life II exocodingly ttntlcitlrnble
and they should be out in the fresh
air as much 11.11 posothlc. A coursc oi
cod livcr oil and iron is benoilcisl.
and the diet. ohould consist of milk.
furinaoeouo 111111”. 11111., and n cold or
tepid morning bath. is excellent. as
coming batter circulation or the
blood.
Japan“. Toilet. '
Wmn have niwayti oapirod to be
beautiful and hove painted their faces
Ind ”Hired their 'hnda" 11111111! little
“memorial and in all oountrlctt. ‘l‘bn
”Min of Japan changes 1.111- color
of her lips three times in one evening
and no little Japanese lady over
mill" an opportunity of whipping out
the rouge pot and mirror which form
indispensable put-tit of bar toilet.
Wm».
After (looking Lima Inna.
Atier cooking 1111111 1111111111. take I
m tonic-1161111111111 111' them 116‘... tho
mm and 11151111 them with 11
ml. Add halt a tablespoonmimi
batter. a. little cream. and a quarter
or 3 111111111! of the water the beans
were boil“ in. brain all the water
oil «the bonus and pour in the 1111111111
Stir, and lot it boil up once before
not-ring. ,
a
, _
Delicate colored stilts 11111111111 never
be till! 111m 111 white paper. 1111 the
mike reinstlie‘
chloride or lim aunt 111 bleaching the
' and eight
MIDDLETOWN, l-‘eb. ii.--’l‘hc hotnc .'
TWO KILLED, ITWENT’LFOUR
“ HURT: A
W
Wreck on the Ichicano Milwaukee 11.
31. Paul 111.11.11.11.
DES MOINEH. in.. Feb. 0.-—"i‘wo
men wove killed, twentyd'our people
wore injured, eight. passenger cars
and an ongiue si'eiptIIled in the ‘ditch
and 1112th foot bridge” wrecked as the.
result of a bioken roll on the Chicago
Iiiilwaukoo (Ar. 81.113111 Railroad near
N1 lbourno today
he ,yvrecltod train 1rd 8 the. overload
Mottled, No.1. which left Chicago at
620171 Wednesday night. There were
nine couches pulled by two - glues.
The broken roll was 300 feet. bust of
200 foot bridgt1 and tho. ill-st engine
passed over safely“ The other ongiuc
. coaches (allowing it. left
the. nook and piled into the ditch ho
neath the bridge which was 18 foot
high. The bridge was destroyed by
the impact of the derailed cars The
observation our in the rear 01’ the
train kept the rails, News of the
wreck was taken in Rhodes. a. few
milca west of tho wreck and Engineer
Nichols, ‘ol‘ the first engine, who run
his engine to that point. Wrecking
trains and medical aid werc immod-
latciy dispatched to the scene The
injured were taken to Rhodes. anti
Melbourne, the two points poorest. the
wreck on olihcr indc.
EAST NOR. COMPANY MOVES.
Soap industry
Plant and Output.
’l‘lto Allan-Pearce iompuny. which
has until within quite rccontly bccu
condut tod in I: 11111 Nor walk by lt‘vorctt
Allen and Ficdct'itlt ll l’earcc. has
moved to South Norwalk, and has tak—
on the quurters't‘ormcrly occupied b1
the Eastern Undorwcar Company, in
Water street. on the floor above the .i.
W. Crow Laundry Machine Company.
'i‘ho 11111111111111.1111-(1, of “Snndreno”
soap will be conducted at that place.
The. company, which at tlrst was a.
vcry small one, and did little business.
has built 11p quite a prosperous trade
and the prospects 111-11 good that there
will soon ho a still further incrcasc.
New capital. it is said, has been in-
vested in tho busiucss tutti the solo
111‘ the product will 11c pusltt'd to us
grout 1111 cxtcnd as possible. Some
now machinery has bccn added to the
plant anti an activc. soiling campaign
has bcgou.
OPPOSED TO TROLLEY PETITION.
Sandrene increases
City 0! Norwalk Council Ta'kes Action,
'» Last Night.
.\ special nicctlng of thc Norwalh
city council was held last night, at
tho council chambcrIiu \\'1t.ll strect.
111 which timc a resolution was passgui
rcqucsting tho rcprcscututlvcs oi‘ the
Town of Norwalk, In the stoic logis‘
laturc. John A. Osborn and Mortlmcr
ll. I.cc, to oppose llic passage of tlic
bill to giro tho (‘ounccticut Railway
and Lighting Company the power to
doubic track their systctn in about
thc Norwalhs, wht-tltcr ihcy shall so«
Ilt.
No other liitsi1111ss;,11'ns transacted at.
lbc Iliociiug. which wits cuilcd for
the cxtn‘css lliil'lloso oi‘ ihc ubovo 1'11.
formal to resolution. .
'l‘bcrc 11'1-1'11 nrcscni Muvor Gcorgc
ll, lluxion. Ct)lllli.‘lllllt‘ll William l".
Lockwood. Jamcs 'l‘. llubbcil, chrv
Mulbcls, Edward H. {\Iovcbtutsc nitti
(Iliurics A. St‘tlilt‘id, niltl (‘lly (lli'l'k
and (‘.‘orporuiiou ('ottuscl .i. Bcldcti
liurlbutt. ~
.....-....-_.»—._. _
ALL HAIL! SOUTH NORWALK
"iltc action 111' ”iii. tucctiug held in
Franklin school on illt581flly1'vvlliilg
lust w'lioicln tlw handsome sum of
forty thousand dollars was appropriat-
cd in iurthcraucc of thc nil-important
intcrcsts of (duration niusi I111 rccog-
nizcd as an intprcasivo vct'ilicatiou 111
11 proud lot'al furl. (lain and growth
have from tltnc to tint.» lit-cu accrcdiicd
our uucicnt patrimony but this latcst
cxhlbltlon of the same is cxcclliug, and
tho cutirc town is to bc 111'1lcutly t'on-
grutulatcd upon the splcndld dovelop~
111cm (11‘ thought and binds I11 lullucntial
South Norwttlk 1111 cvidcncod by tho
tnuguiilccnt votc of tho seventh itiat.
'I‘lic gt'nutl scqucl to tho doings of that
datc will ill" tho. happy rcalizatiou thui
inicllcci, 11 progrcsslvc spirit and auc-
rcioa coincidc. Wcii donc, ”Old Wcll.”
NEW YORK. new HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
W
TIME TABLE.
inI Enact December 4, 1904.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
EW YORK.
A. lli.«~12:l'12x, 5:11:111. 0240.1, il:iOx,
’ 0:60, 6:56. 7:16. 8:2011. 8:12. 0:0711.
0:321. 11161.1():6611, 11:41.
1'. M.-12:1ilx, 1:06. 320611, 8161.
611011, 5:16. 8:013. 0:381, 7:2311.
810011, 0:5211. 180132.
A lib-12: 0211? ”61.3631, 5: 1511. 8: 68.
ii: 42.
P M.~»2:i1911. 310611.
7:28, 910011, 0:521. 10:”.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A. Mun-4:60. infill. 0:50. 7:30, 8:008.
8:031, 0100):. ”10211. 10:04, 11:008.
ll: 2. '
1’. 11.1»,12111211. 1:071. 2:00.11. 2:55,
littlllt. 11011:. 1:00. 1::12,Iii:0111, 6:07,
5:27, it:0011.1i:02, 810011, 11:20, 1110011.
12:00:.
Sundays.
A. M.:--il 00.7:30,10:02
1’. ll.-—6:02, 11:00; 8: 00. 11:00, 12:00
IOUTH NORW TO
HAV N.
ills-18: 1111, 112111. 116811, 0:18,
'1‘: ill. 8:33. 11: 1111. 1020811. 1i: 1111, 11:11.
i. lite-«1210611. 1:21. 8' 1111. 1:26.
13:38. 610711. 6: all. 'i.;10x,0 :1011, 11:24.
lridaoport. in addition to above.
1’. Ilia-21 17, 5'12 ’1: 84
81111 '11 I. '
A 811421111, 11' 111. 118811. 7:11).
ti:li.11: 1111. P.M ”11:14. 711011.911011.
IOUTH NORWALII “to DANDURV.
A; M.:-0 20 ii: till? 9: 08.
1’. Meet: 25. 11 8:111, 6:171: ii. 08 7:17.
i
A. lira-5165,7101“, 8111. 10: 00!.
111415
“I! D ‘ I" :88? u
A. MM!” y y
P. Him-7i 25.
To ‘9litll .NOIi'iililikcI
r. m:
.1
1.1 Tailor Mudo Salts. .
coped the general touch down
it Is blade of Price from $5. 00 up
pl‘lt'i‘i‘l loivt-t' than over bot‘oro ,
‘ ‘ AND
in White, 11111! and iii-to.
3 Bars Sand Soup for lilo!
.-......_..V .
DRANK CARBOLIC ACID.
Neil took bisIlii'e by drinking it halt~
pint of diluted cat'bolic‘acid today.
After swallowing the1 liuid be walked to
the stairs and called out to his wife,
bidding her good bye. He was 1’10
years 01‘ ago andjhad suffered from
melancholia. A widow and son sur-
vivc. ‘
“1111111111111 Sale
CONTINUED.
Men’s and Boys' Caps and Hats.
50c and 25c caps at 12'."2c.
Mens' soft hats, black and colors far.
merly $1.50 and $2.00. Clearance Sale,
691: and 981:.
Derbles, 98c. $1.23, $1.73.
D. Gottiieb
CLOTHING. SHOés AND
FURNISHINGS
11 North Main Str'et. South Nor-walk
* spox
THE LAOIES' TAILOR AND FUR-
R
A Clearance Sale on cvcrythiug. La.
dies Black Coats. :11 inches long, Hood
with Skinner's satin, my own tualtc,
price, $13. Short Coats. 2-1 inches long.
lined with Skinucr's satin, my own
make. price $11.98. These are not. the
only things. but we have 11 reduction
sale on cvcrytbing. Ladics‘ Pleated
Skills from $2.19 up. Outing Flannel
Wuists from the 11p. Cpsbmcre \Vttists,
$1.19 1111 We have more articles which
we cannot mention Please call at our
store before going elsewhere. Sale be-
gin; Saturday, January 7. 1905.
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“WEAR SHOES Hill ill"
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DANIUHY TO SOUTH NORWALK.‘
.The Ferris Cool 00.
iThe Ferris Cool 00.
The Ferris Cool 00.
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“Everything- Good
' in
Cool and Wood” .
The Ferris Opal Co.
. The Ferris a... co.
W11 will contiuuc our Spot-111i Hold (11' l.. illics',
. LADIES’ ."SWEATERS
All of our Ladics' and Misscs’ chnlers and Norfolk .latkots at. lll‘ict‘s to closc.
I’l'I1:(.'. $1.00 to $3.50,
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPT.
ti Blown Tumblers for 191:,
ii Lantern Globes tor 190
3 Rolls 'l‘ollci. Popcr for 101'
9 Bars Washing Soup for Staci
MANCHESTER. Feb, il.—~Jamcs Mel.
TAILOR MADE son's ‘ .
AT SPECIAL PRICES.‘
Only a short lime now before our Annual stock Taking» and in. that time we propose to roduco our stock
In order to do this we have made special ptices on in out all
Not 11 suit. in stock 1111s on
You can buy 11 Still oi as MW 101' less than Ihc original cost of tho goods Hull,
CLOAKS.
Misscs' and i’iliildrcu‘s (‘ioalttt Many good 111111.... toil and
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NORFOLK JACKETS.
Finn hand-111111111 goods
former price, $2.50 to $6.011.
l 1102. Blown Goblets for Itinc liand Lamp, complete, 151:
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.1 111.1 011 (.11.... .3111- 11.2.1 on Holders for ”’ $1.11
Lanteins, 2011 819.. Oil ”caters for $2.151;
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT, Norwalk, Conn.
2 AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING
H. Krieger & Co.
THE * GREAT
WINTERCLOTHING
Furs and Cloaks
And all other. Wearing- Apparel for
Men, Women and Children, is
now going on at our store.
Charge Accounts Solicited.
Easy Payments will settle your bill.
H. Krieger 8. .00-
West Washington Street.
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OLSEN SHOE STORE
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Sale of Fine FoOtwaar
lnlltiitlil .300 and $4. 00 Pat. CO". nlllcth‘ Shoe“ ”11111111111111.1111. .138
indics' 12.001111 Shoots Button marked down to .....................08c
1W ‘250 High “Tititln Arcticli, at... 111nanl-inn-11111111111111“. ’1139
MEN’ 8 SHOES
M11119 “:8. 50 Southern. Quality Shoes at.......4.................o......... 82 48
"1.131111 Button and 111111111111 Bats.
liten'tt‘1 it‘ll: l11111011111111)t 83.00 Shoes at................................... 81.08
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Pat Colt mothers and little. ‘ . ' ‘ “.
Viol Kid. leather lined. lace. ‘ ‘
Men's 1111311 Cat Box 01111815111 Storm 110011.111 ....................... 02.18
Advent ise Yoiu Wants to The Evening Sal "
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