‘2 sto
flan roamed“.
not Nth-will and vicinity F
colder Wt’ofidlv'saturday .s!‘ The;
that was in the Lake region you‘-
ford 'y morning It! neow puffing out the
SL Lauren
prod eed
‘. allow or willfv in the eastol‘n
. the Lake region and along the count
froth fl5tteras .to Maine.
ed by on a’téa of. ht h pressure with
at weather an lower tempera-
The temperature is from 10 to
ireeslii’hiow an. in the northwest
this morning. Conditions favor for this
Viol ity oieluia‘nt wentlier,‘ except ‘ll'oii-
tiltblI‘I hurries of snow and lower temper-
a u e. ‘
till'
, George H. Traendley is confined In
his home with the grip
*Ul‘hbrellaa, Umbrellas.
O'Brien'a.
The warriors degree will be con-
ferted on several cendidateo this (2v.
- oiling ‘hy Cockonoe Tribe l. 0. P. M}.
of Norwnlk.
«Randi Beef, 120 New York Market.
.IThe town board of relief will be in
echelon of the heressors oIilice. Town
lilall built tag, Whit direct from '7 un-
it 4
énocltv/oo‘d' a Cookie the F. D. 11.00.
chick tomorrow afternoim.
A apeciai convocation of Clinton
00 mindery, Knights Templar of
No walk, Will be held on Friday new
tag. February 17th The Red Cruse
degree will be conferred.
w—
«Dope. Gaps, Caps.
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February, if it mdintnine its present
Cali. promises to be ‘éven moi-c Ico'
boun‘d than Jhnuu’i'y. But We can pron
ably look for a lit-edit in tile lohk cold
shall within a week or two .
O’Brien'e.
A. J Collins ”WE company at‘ their
February clearing exile are offerink
some 0 eclal bargains in iron bedn tit
minim! regular price, to make room
for spring goods See ad
W
é-Fretlh Helms. 120 iii.
Market.
A n cclal meeting of Bucklnlzham
Poet A. R2: of Norwalk, will be
held thié’ evening. at which time an
ofticer of the ”day will be elected to
succeed the late Joel Spohn. who has
left town permanently.
«(tunes croup, sore throat, pulmon
my troubles—Monarch over pain of
every sort. Dr, 'l‘homasI E‘clcctric
Oil .
While the. hat. Iilade is brink for the
time of yeal. lnlliluitictulors buy that
the continued cold weather and now
are not of any benefit to the business.
if the o‘cather were milder, orders for
sprint; goods would be coming In more
rapidly. into winter weather always,
puts hack a spring trade.
-——Wc udvorilee burguinu in muidin
underwear and We are positively
giving' their prices. 20-29-39-490. 2 hi.
S..&lmlih & Co.
2:1: tiara been traveling extensively
through New England." said a travel-
iug man who rem bed town lunt night
. "und in no other town that i buy:- been
have i found l (2. allIcIclh so well clear
(-(i of enrlIw 0 nice and presenting" iib‘
neat. an appearance do those of Dam
bury. in that roapcci i think i can
nnfuly any that yours In llli' banner
cily of New England."
~2-«Rixlkwood'x xCocou. the F. l').l.aw-
l'oil ll: (30 ' ‘ IIIII
LquNffié
in the best medicine we over £1on
our children. It keeps them free
of (sought and cold», and they, love
to (like It. all it lii awcot iiH cream.
politic: 'ofl *
a is foliow; .
Ncw York ‘
Witter Mdllti §Kilatin a
lit his battle bit lllnellll. ‘
Ammuni- lip/liners mutation or Iii/o
h Id i”
EPA”? W2
520905 braille 0min: t redecorat:
ll! be h don‘o iii ‘th’ ”tilt/litter opthe
tel Norwaik.
2 "create: Nbrwallt ham
so. 5:2 nelce Mrs. J. W
Iepcplct :Il
1lVI‘irIlIli M. DIRaIndtIdIII iaIIhto give a
89‘ ill but on t a mem-
hells of tier doll by s hAo'l clagn: '
vantage of the icy condition of the
35255350 this morning aItIiIId'IskuteId over
I~I~Mince Meat filo lb F l). L. &.I (30.
Senator Donovan introduced a redoin-
tion in the Senate. yesterdhy, lolluir-
in: all street cars to. have vcstlbulcs
after December 1.1905.
W.“
--5 odd yds. remnants muslin (ling
hams, Females, Flaunele "Drone Goods
Towelihgs talc. all at per cent.
rebutc. IM. S.Smith 0200.2 ‘
IW“ n
E. B. Kenyon the oldest cohducton
In point of service on the Shore Line
Division, has been 00 eetud president of
the ntw Haven ore ution sonny.
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A rollearrl‘ttl and meeting of t’h Ar
ion Singing Society was held In t cv-
oping. Mailer/s count-died wIth the le-
c‘cni mnhuuera‘de bail were n'ettl'ed up
Au ideniilicntll’in meeting of Sher
man Council Royal Arcanuui, was held
last evening. one candidate was in-
itialed. after which a luncheon vvns
served
~I—Polo Soap. 20. cake r. n. L e (lo
‘Tbe exceeding sliI perineas of the
sidewalks this mor‘nn n‘g innne many of
the dwellels upon the lull take to tllc
road and even then they did not all cs-
cape tunibl0..
President Hadley of idle Univer-
eliy has left New Haven for a Western
trip. He will be the guest. of honor
at the Yale alumni banquet of Buffalo
N _.,Y tonight.
L The business of the united Grocery
Company, in North Main street has ln- 2
creased to such an eittent that another
clerk Charles Britta. of Martha“
street has been enguéed
Market
‘ .
There will be a special pleating hi
Ithe Salvation Army hiladqualtere in-
night led by Rev. Mr. Brown, of lIlow-
ayton. All are welcome. There will
also be if children' a meeting on Satur-
day afternoon at 3 p, In, All childlcn
are invited.
The application of Captain William J
’i’Bricn. Battery A C. N. G. .. to be to.
tired has been approved by Adlilinnt
Gent-la) Cole. First [lieutenant Wit
liunl it Hotchklse. commanding Bat-
tely .A ll~l ordered to warn the officers
of the command to uppe'ni at tho Gull.
ford armory to nominate by ballot a
captain.
~-Kii(-llcn (lcpiulmcut in tho (‘lcnr
Up Snlc. llundrtida of hoodq Illlnlrn.
Wc inviu- voul nllcniion M.S .Smilh
& Co.
The funeral of the late Mrs. B S.
Blunder 'wun held yesterday afternoon
from the resilience. of her sister .m-
law. Mrs .l .l. Scotle’id: in Bcldcu av-
enuc. The Rev t‘bnrlen M. Sellout:
)I’Iirlnicd and IlheIrcmnlue were placed
in “K? receiving vault in Riverside.
Ccnlutcry. The poll hem-lull were W.
H.1’ulmelce l5. ii. Holmes, (1W.
Hoyt, and if. '1’. lluncoc.
~Soft and Stiff Hate O’Brien'e.
if you wish to arrddgc‘ for the prop-
cl management of your property for
{the flltnrc.I make- the South Nut Walk
'1'51 1'th £21m} the executor“ bilI you:
wit undfl gt will have th'd en'ti'llfa‘ction
of Illdovri l; out ytnit outatc- will be
managed llnd l'lletlibutoli exactly" all
you direct. 'l‘ruul. (companies acting in
this capacity him2 no other obiect lhun
to properly cltecuic the function of
,IlilleclIltorI in ntr'icl compliance with 1th
Mi: ~2
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mwxfl. .1’ MginIfsflftieiiiciw
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mono 101135100
100.102
2 nonunion and torn: inmahfmtare no ‘
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monolauuniiucuu’n an
IIIII‘IoHoch ‘II'UHKIIY cIi-IIIGKINI,” ”NATIVE Ive». It'IrIoI. . II
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12 I 201th.
25‘5“ .
A number (it Ndl‘wallt hbys’toolv ‘nd-I
3 lba. Shoulder Edit 250 New YIIIorli.
shown no.
‘f'llbvaeM Blheililyed Dustin.
, 2th A kit to
“ I055?
'al-
in, Mill
| IIIIltvto‘lIlleg. In” l'iouu green
one my when one was time shell.
iAtIt along she saw a strange tinny
o a tree. it was black and
do big as she Wan herself.
thought that It wins a bill,
at it was not a 0ng but something
I.Ut mun/ale Blue-lived suaan was fa:
roller with all sorts of thingy that
alto
aAm duly immediately that this great
bag was nothing exclépt n cocoon «but
sleep in the world bpfore. - ..
S110 examination for a long whlle.
and then ran home to tell her father
and brothers all about it. They went
with tier, and when they saw the vast
aIApcahs into it at once “fol-i" said my
“them can be no doubt that this enor
malls 0120000 In the 000601: of a drag
on or other terrible monster tint:
dwells in the woods " 3
“No. not“ cried Blue- Eyed Susan, "i
don't. believe tlhat dragons grow in
oocoone. i am sure that me dear,
beautiful butterfly is hidden In that.
and imagine urinate sin. it would be it
you were to destroy it!"
2":W'ell.‘ all rIi'g'ht " said the old hunts
man, who could refute 1121 a dIitugllivr
nothing. “We Will let It hang them
and see what comes a“: it." ‘
Blue Eyed Susan, nae so interest/2d
In tho mount that one went to one it
every day. Once. when the winds blew
it and threnten‘ed to tear it dowu, she
built a2 shelter for it. of to“ gs And
once wlu u the ruin threalenod lo bulu
moist grasses for it.
preseuton the day; whengthc cocoon
began to hunt. She was not a hit
afraid of what might com», out; it)?
she wan sure that. only beautiful thiugll
I‘WIOIE born in cacoone. So hi nan not
surprised at all when she saw 9 v.2-ou
deriul butterfly creep out—2; u 2 orfly
with wings'big enough to mliursllsan,
and with colors so splendid that It
shone as if allthc gems of the (1001)-
esi earth had been rained on if.
. The great butterfly rocking from
side to side In the air like if Ship,
fluttered softly around her head
bra/shed her face with it! either: w lugs,
and then new away into the forest
BluoEyedI Susan was sorry to see
it go, and for weeks thereafter she
watched eagerly to 800 if it would not
reappear. But It did not.
One day when she was htanding
near the dark entrance to the2 forest
she heard a voice calling—calling fur
in the wood. The voice was too far
dialant for Susan to be Able to until-r
Intnnd the words, but she could tell
from the manner that it was somebody
hvho was lost in the forest calling for
help.
I_ At that she thought that one would
run homo and get herIIfath'e‘r and
brothers Buh'ishé‘no‘tic'ml- that the
voice was getting farther; and farthcr
array each time it called. no she know
that by the time she returned with
help theI loot Deleon would be far in
ihh ”middle of the forest where he
‘coldd not. be round.
Then she called out with all her
Inlight but her voice was too Weak. So
IehIlc plunged Iinto the secret wilderness
to try Ami nah l the lost. person
closely enough when film beau lint
by the time she had achieved this,
Blue-IEycd Susan Wgfl loot herself. .
However. she had, found the loot
. ,peraon and it. turned out to he no
Iothcr than the kill; himself. llo had
toting/out 41:220ng or II. viii/ooh bur.
”infill, witlwui notlulnlr' it in: had been
IfleuYI inimtho mic forum
III Youanny imagine Kathe it‘lIii‘lr iltil'
Hill to. to other» Shelli. And
lIBululn. 55in will: cum. vI/El lrad
ughw iblnlt was i h
tit-ointment WW0 mi N, .315
“2513mm inu’a can't. find th Ir why out
Worm any more than oom-
mon per-one can. And Blue-mm
stun dull the hint; mumbled and
thorns. and fell in and out of (loop
11¢qu:me Iplipppdvovorva/qm recite
in vain.
they did find. ....., ,.
llilEa‘llliny they were lioililr to dive
it Illa and Ill down in the forest to die,
it largo b tériiy dotted (lovin from
them)! of the treat. it came fear-
l'ebely'to'whrd adulthood shadow that
if: m the very dune inuterliy that
and: email out of. the «mm: cocoon.
1t. rocked mail. for a moment on
’ 2m; gloriouq “3113““ Then it limp to
flutter away alowiy. I
Show np‘vthe king looked after it
"Wi‘ef‘ihliiil‘ltiiil‘ to ace
the butterfly refill-if. float up “ultimo
IIImIlI.'ll ”If:
9 inch: n2
tum
‘AIAAP‘A;
h
tin every day:
lifted, and bolt
“i
with some precious" things, in it. But'
hen one approached ehe discovered.
em ’:' '2
club n2wsreat ”ontogeny an was HEW-8L
cocoon they w‘efcl‘for hurling their
it. up bile made a Iliatchcd root of '
$he was fortunate enough to be A
The more they hired the.
if is hitting bottled.
I dean bowed to the king in front of
on planned .005 in um him; 2
' 1 will field
milled and then.
2”de they were muffled And at the
ending; forget it infinity butterfly float-
. til rough out o winder/e. :it
he lv atoll» tic flint: hm: sheep and
* her till eli'o was
All} covered with i e redlleat kind of
”sapphire/ll and rubles and emer-
and diamonde.
en {ill at once the butterfly van
failed and a beautiful fairy pi‘ nceee
appeared in its place.
lYou saved “my life." who him to
Bllle Eyed Shrimp} When you begged
525:I father and brothels act to. hurl
iii if SpellIl‘a into the cocoon. i was
on into: it by enchant/neat. but. HOW
spell is bruised and in glnItIludo
tolyou l nilail make the black ioreet
902:2 for all.” 2 .
And tho .2: just what she did Blue
Eyzed Sushi: and the hing built a
hn‘pii‘n’g: lodge in the inlddleht middle
(Wit, and if you ever happen to go
chit why, ruin (urn to the un when
.w i see three giant oak flees. Follow
. a 'family path with u b‘ruol: by it'l
chili. till vi...» teach a Sign mm snip:
“Automobiloh and péddlclrs no: adv
miItted. " Ring the bell there and men-
Itk (this pape’l‘. dud lh'c king And his
“pip-‘0 Eyed ISIuoan will come to moot
onl and make you stay owr u!i,ght
and entertain you with ginger ale and
idors‘hmailovwlr and chocolate cream
drops. ~Pl2iinbnrg Limiter.
2)
' Coupon Collector‘s Runabout.
Edward E. Lee of lilaitimorc. man
agiIer of o. well ltnown wloiiorwulo
hqusc. in a fiend after coupon collect
ling.
lie had been o‘oliecting till kinds of
than and coupons hearing premium;
for some iimefl Vixen he one day no
new in advancement of 0 Now .lcl-
any firm that upon receipt of fifteen
of their tugs they would forward, ono
enhance for d series of prizes. the first
prize being a horse and a run-.about
Mr. Lee began induetriouhiy to got
all the talks he could find until he had
the requihite number which he fol
winded A few days later he WM
notified that he had Won the lirsr
pdlzc. immediately following this let
for came a tiny rocking home.
‘llc sat down And wrote a sarcastic
letter tothe firm:
“i be: to’a’ck‘nowlcdlze receipt of
the horse, he wrote, “but you failed to
enclose the ritnlhlmul. "
in an early mall he received this
letter:
“Dear Sir—W0 hm, your letter or
knowledging reed pt ol‘ the horse. As
for the runabout, go chase yoursclf
Yours truly, ."mLippincott's
Magazine.
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Minute Mounrements.
Because the balance wheels of
watches expand tImd compact with
changes of témmrature, they run
slower or footer. according to cirrurn
stances. lay-making them of different
kinds of metals. ilavinlr different do.
alone of expansionwit‘tl increase of
temperature. the effect of the changes
on Ithe running of, watches may be al-
most eniilrcly eliminated. llut in dcai
in; with such a pro lcm -.ll is times
only to know the expunelhility of tho
foetal employed. A moans of tumour
log it is furnished b) an lnetlunlcn:
callcll a dilatomoter. in which a syn
tom of delicate levers. or a chain of
near Wheels magnifies the motion of
It pointer over a graduated ooalc hun-
dreds of times. All a meeting of tho
lihysdcaIl Society in Louden lately it
dilatomolcr wall exhibited which had
a. magnification of 1. $200 times, so that
the change in the length of It piece
of steel caused by a single dogma of
so or fall of temperature was clear-
ly measured by it.
derrymander.
. Gcrrynmnder in a non! tncnninq to
divide a state into distilcte for tho
choice of l'eprehcntatiwa in aucll n
way all to give the political potty in
bowel: an advantage. over the other
(2an though the latter have a mnjnr- 2
ily of voter in‘ motel/m. 'I‘ho tdrin
originated in Maesaobnrettn lnI 18m.
when, the democrafic ropublluune no!
Arranged lhe heahtoriai districts as
to amino mdzt at them hull thus b-M l
cum the election 0M U a Elfin/itch:
‘I'Ilhe, wont,,iaI derived from Eihr All".
.rry, who WM governor of the state
2m: did “little,“ food llhrilovtli or the apt
midtonmm. . it till maid that, one of
lo «champ/Ii districts Matt 00, dill-
'lomoll in too all to rcsnnb’lo a shin-
lnhildlir. whereupon tho fodomllhill
palliation. n tigerrymtlndor," from the
governor‘s il‘ili.’.8i
The 1on of the Molnar-inc,
Tho perllxiopo. which in the eye of
a anhmo‘rlfdd boat. slimline the under
water torpedo craft how. being built
by nearly all the defining maritime
powers. to a oonlbinotwn of: brown
and reflectors which throw upon In
small screen of ground glans, all: on
' bottom «it a tube leading down Into
the vessel 0. view whatever wouldiI
? come within the re IlIh
eye where the pert é‘dp‘ it‘ll?“a
which in usually about three flfoe/t
- above the mar. Thin covers the and
quite. mil for. a airmail O'ftfil'i‘l'eIG
him. and to got a view in any other,
direction “than clutch: IN“ the: tube
2? . 2Midh iheihortsbof‘ a tit:
ulfll finial: in tb‘i- 'w'iil tuft
. *I‘i I1
i
2 (l n harbor.
l b one.
‘ .llipnl II'Q‘
3%»
A},
._ 001. 1(le 0““ lldii-A
bottle housewife. Midlife; Allie/ii.
pooh/0' Tl-Iyit. buddy. Flavdlblo which; ‘
irawlggrry. Rot/bin .Ulfotgol ate
Moment chateau/infill 21011.0 foil
Powder. All hintedients in the
0803930. A}. all groppffaII if pkgs. for fifth.
:13:
#1"
ABOUT gees.
cold weather Ctll‘tlille But ones
i Not Stop The Supply.
The Iatory About i‘hix‘tyIccnta fol
eggs" that ball been going about. the
stifle for a few days past. Inns little of
probability orpos'nlblliiy in {not at title
than of the your. There is no l:0ubl
that the extreme cold weather which
wcihnvc llllfl mul are now having him
lltlt Ia tendency to keep the hour: i‘lom
lay m; but um inflicts which have not
be In laying much this winter. and
theta use many of them throughout
uur'conhlrv. ”have got to lay some
tin . and thév cannot hold off much
ion cl of that lilI‘c. foil and 0022.01 to:
in lInly lcuhonulllc wily.
. i is the lavln oi' the pullcic.
inofif-2 limit the old he 1,8 which hi this
liln o't‘2 the verb is expected to make
was mom. plentiful and bring flow“
I
ill mice This bug nilt‘ady coin-
incluod Poultlv which during the
wit lot has not been pilxiuoing much
'lsI ow bcgining to eheii out in model-
quantities and the prICc bun drdp~
In some billets on ion as thilly
fly: cents a dozen although guiir'ln-
lo “juht ihid" eggs hunt a poultly
nun who hes a select ilndc bling n
hillhol price.
’Il‘llere ls liitlc pmliablliti that how
ever cold the weather may be no r
flu; price will no lllll(ll iiighcl than it
in all tllc plehont time. It may go up
.w come for a few days but the ten.
dellcy is down.
lt is not to be expected that llli‘l‘t‘
will be any great (“01) in the price
Pl‘btly soon the tunnels and ponlily
mtln will begin to save thcil onus ior
hatching and that will have a tcndcnt}
to keep the price up.
But as for sixty cents a dozen—~-
th5t i! n nigbllnale that will sobn pull.
away.
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NOTHING To FEAR.
The question of injuilous substances -
in medicines which has been agitating
tho minds of many people. does not-
(oucom thus.» who use Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy. Mothers nccd town
on hesitancy in continuing to give it
i
some NORWALK'IS on A25 any continue
I‘
IIIIjiIIf j’, Auteur tide filthy hadron s parrnnns.
1
iI‘
February finds us in fine iettle for doing business. Some WintIerII 2'2
stuff yet to be disposed of but much that of bright, fresh and new to.
talk about; between the two you can do tome very profitable trailing]
Price of course is a prime factor' in sltlmulating trade at this section .
of the year but it have the trick. Few people are above being econo- L A
of the February output.
now 50c.
837-85 Washington Street.
micai The “left overs” go ‘at a loss, and we 're glad to see them go.
The new stuff is shaved of its rightful margin to increase the volume A
Children's Fleece Lined Vests, were 25c. now 19c.
Children’s Grey Mixed Vests and Pants, were 25c, now too.
Ladies Ribbed Vests and Pants, were 50c, now 39c.
Men s Negligee and Stiff Bosom Shirts, were 50c, now 390.
One lot of Men 5 Four-in-Hand and Teck Ties. were 25c, now 19c.
One lot of Men 5 Gloves and Mittens, were 25¢, now 19c.
On lot of Men' s Gloves and Mittens, were 50:2, now 39c.
All our Ladles‘ Shirt Waists at less th'an’cost.
One lot Ladies‘ Corsets in White. Black and Grey, were $1.00.
All our Furs at one—half price.
Women‘s tlntlel'wcol.
Woman's Underwear
Women a ti ndelwcar
Women‘ s U ndenvezm
cost
86 WASHINGTON ST.
io‘thcir little ones, as ll. utilitalnB an:
eolutely nothing iiurious.
dy: is not only peridctly ante to give
small children but in a medicine of
great. worth and merit. It has n
wrlrlli uldo lcputai‘lon for its turns of
coughs colds. and 010le and can at
wa’yn be relied upon. For solo in
Silllnon- Powell Coipulniion. Clill‘onl.
l’lfmmnt y Piclcc's Ilriligc Pharmacy,
20 lines Pharmacy. "
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BELL BOY ACCUSED.
5......
Alleged to Have Stolen 8200 From
Room in Bridgeport Hotel.
BRIDGEPORT. Fob. ltlwdolnl Doyle
a bull boy omploycd at the Atlantic
hotel is nilcgcd to bow slolcu $200 ill
cuph and a vulunblc diunlond from the
room of Samuel Soon a imnl lnokcl
yceturtuy afternoon. Doyle it it
oldinlIed noticed that the door to Ml
So an 9 room was unlocked us he pass
all through one of filo corridors. and
n on no one was about entered illo
to in and stole the money and (“Ill“-
on'd. Hi‘ dotted hie Ilclllluy cloibcn,
thin police eliy,‘nnll took a train for
New \olk lute lit the aftclnoon. Ml‘.
Sunn' .2: home iii in Bridgeport but it?
llt’t‘tl at the Atlantic hotel dining lilo
winter. Doyle is about seventeen
more old.
IONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
iMrs. Franklin 'Bde‘h‘. or New 'Cuetle.‘
Dot. says: ‘l honored for years with
dyspepsia, need to have great distress
and belching. I tried eveiythiug i
could hear of, but. nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian lilllm'. and one 60
clfift bottle cured moroluplelclv."
or sale by R. H. Plniated l2‘. H.130:
er and tho Clifford Pharmacy. "-
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I LIGHT HOUSE TENDER. 2
Senator Hall has submitted to the
senate an amendment Iil‘tllli’lfilflg to up-
pfopriaio lll'P hum of $60,000 townrdv
tltt22‘conulrllt2lion ot’ the light; lltlliiit‘.
h oy‘lendor’for the third light hound
(i tltot. which be lillmlllii to propose
it the Hitlltll'y oil} when it x is into
i 5015110 This it; the appro rihtioll
0 rod or in the bill introduced by
nBrnudcgcc in the llmiilc’ rind Silliv
u or Plan in tho donate or it new vell-
a l to be used in and around New Ion-
Tilo bill lulu pitched the
3 hate butc exact. go through the
lien tho Iprdnoellloh Ito itilil
li to thp‘tfuIlIidry civi hill in fill/ii way.
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and”? £123)?“ “$5.?" Wm
T'O PENITENTxIIIAgII/YIAND REFORM i
in the. Part 'Chénter police liolil'tIj
yctlterday. ”All?“ Marlin, of New HIV ‘
v‘cn. m‘ll‘hldtl Bianlftlt‘d by Chief of
{Police Dietitian to! Chief Debbi/[Ill of
ll'ort Chapter, on sentence! I. or i
month» in iholvltlhlth cuddly Adlai?”
tun-y out Jennie the girl who
paid in art; {503% it I ll'
02 I n w a zen t
I5155mm for filing mgnlhh. The
can a“ were hechlbil or theft by a Port.
Cheater bartender. l
“Still-think: WWrH
BAN mgt'IIRIANQ migo'tl ti‘ebI.I figuAIIru
. ea hill 0 r t 0
in: Hill; itcmoyhhn More: to dock
and liltililt‘ legality Idling/0 of hay. hath
toy lithium? - ttfa‘mh tinted that thin
freight it Anton/led tor Viedivootoit.
This route“ W—
“it?” "
(2d from her home
“IN THE SOUP "
our fine, fresh soup meats furnish
a "stock” which makes appetizing
and healthful initials {or luncheon
and dinner. But soup meat is
only 'a small item with us—we
look to our steaks and roasts to
bear out the statement that there' S
no better butcher shop in town
than Schaub's.1t’s AI as to qua1~
ity, cleanliness and price.
SCHAUB’ S MARKET
22 WASHINGTON STREET.
'Phone, 322-2.
LEHIGH I
regular price. 250. at ..............
CLEARANCE SALE
OF WINTER MERCHANDISE IS NOW ON
regular plite. $1.00 at ................... 79c
lcgular pllco. 75c. at. ......................... 590.
regular hilt-e 50c, at
. .................... u.
idlennelettc Wrappers regular prices. $125 and $1.,50 at 9 o
"i‘willed Flannel Waiste regular oil :2. $1.50 at .................... 950
Shilrcd Velvet Brits rcgulm mlt‘G. 500,01 ........................ 25::
Clilldrcne Canton ll‘ianncl Undeiunists regular 250. at .............. 190
in fact everything in Winter Geode will be closed out regaidless of
N. E. RYAN,‘
SOUTH NORWALK.
HIGHIlAND
PHONE 342- 5.
TEAT’S ALL.
THE HARRIS e GANS co.
PACKER
68 WATER ST.
nil: no:
umsrrnc
, COLDS
high/ill...“
compo
CATARRH
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one. one
:50 noses 25c,
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125 DOSES 500,
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