day.
9 in control this nnorunhA ove'r
. ._ ,tioi'tliai'u hortio or, the La 9 run
thou, went or with low torn
. platinum oust oi tho Mlnhlhc-
. . The temperature coutliiuen
‘ tho southern section:
5 s only 2 degrlihd
; ‘ ruling, which wan
. “mitotic coldu er' than’ New noun
how liner in tnnlnn vicinity will no
] lmutxlun uibwly rIplng coupons.
'2‘ l3 touch tl No.19. Knight
. ration, Willmtnggt Midnight. .
outing
9 ill“ 0
bi durum Beholluh
held tomorrow n Itkh
‘in‘ council No. ni Order oi
loan Macho can. put new a meet
tnltnrrow n hint. ,
‘ I“.ll5h tinny of 19 Railroad uvmlue.
‘ It be out utter nu uttnclt of the
. tin lli‘iic'e [only In still ill oi
' ‘ o coIh‘iilichtitnn oi troubles
utlnf Non-walk Connoiuyo improved
to Hopinmph’u, will hold a
intridl‘ny evening ill. the hell
"'Nlllitn street.
' on
south
or the obli lug
.‘Bee'l‘n‘ Sbuth
Allin Aunt: 'Mn
not in- Willem
with jtoi'e. in iII oi the grip at her
”hotnu‘in‘tn tnNorih 'l‘nt'ylt‘nr Avenue.
unfunny Pontoon 20c pk. Joeelotrs'.
Wuhinnonn connp. No II Patriotic
2’ny dr the hour or América, will
on initiotio‘n or dovetail candid-
ates tonight hallowed by a copper.
W
Air. tutti Mrs Milton Lockwood for
merly oi south Nhrn‘n‘itulr inure return
on trotn Buhnlo. where they have re
sided for the post your. and pro now
living in Woodward avenue.
W
Mien Jo ephtt‘ne Reunion, who spent
last namjor on Litti billommoclt in
loud. he re hmedto or home in New
Yuri: “Valor nun t in week with
n
nominal lireut. mm or
fit the K ug's Doukhtera meeting at
the Norwu k Gontregdtionol Church
{allergy Afternoon Min. Edward amt
{£91. to coercion-y of the Order of
King‘tn Douchtm. delivered an address
oil the moiety. At. this time. also the
rdiior'tu of the Kin ulhushters' circle
of the church were card
Clashes In oil, water dolor. idolatry
and chino pointing will organise at
m Netriii College studio under one
direction of Miss Clara Waitemdn. an
untiut of merit and wide reputation.
For full particulars call at the cuiiegt
ot'Ilco. United Bank Building, South
Norwnlll.
"Clarifying God in Olin Home" will
be the nuhicct of the Young People's
Society prayer meeting this etenin
0‘7. .30 at tho Nonu'uiit Congregation
C urcin The location will he held I
the indioo' potlor. The regular weekly
prayer meeting of the church will un-
‘iow at in council in the c in,apoi when
the uuiniect will bu "All 'l‘hinxs-In‘or
flood ” Tho utory will he "The lice-
nnon'nn Thnnlutuvinlr Mansions. "
Lott» to Jim” A. crown,
Mirth Neiv’vnllt. Conn.‘
Door Sir: You are so well known
that the people have put you in ofilco.
They know what they worn uhout.
They didn’t do it by accident.
Wouldn’t it. ho o hundoome thin: to
do to point your honor. it in It nice
house hall In good uutmtnutiol commo-
dioun Iooli. hull liiln't rusty int oil, you
ynow: but a fruit wot of point would
uloim It so lnrigllti it u n pity not to.
Devon; In banutilul paint but tho
honuty oi It Ill: it lute on long, And
done so much more thou Idbfll on at
randy interesting ohd o’tmotivb odi‘
hoe. Ilounno. out-bulging: Anti lotto“
rum lent in undo in
town who wouldn't. m than:“ and
motto porno pinpoint rework.
pita: gaunt-woo :3” alum. town
y: u or In our your
Wmtion more In the din of
no: Add having dunno the mun
nit incline It ill lhiy‘lho‘it natural
5”,“ tho world to do it for thorn.
. Your: truly,
F W DEVON h (“10.
to
l'. Emil allow. south Norunlh;
iiuhhoii on utopia ltordwuro compony.
wolln. and iii iii tiorhnnu. loot Non. .
Iotit. stall out point.
we CAN SAVE;
itiou rionity
”Mp-Manhunt, .
.fitfl
li’"Fairulid\f ~ . . . / , I
As THE canteen onnucaa w : musr MA‘lIlii'..,.nIiAonr“lion THIS“
unframed Eggs. 22o pet can. Jone '
1 monocular?
' N; Mich, Foo. . .
rt .uer'y unlined on the mg”... to, mm in
II . it
without J{will
It is unit! I
Louis lair w . R. Fraulein
the most decoratod man in that limited
States. He has new mom up. “I
makes u Got-luau aruty oilicor dio‘ o
envy.
hit "urerd’Il ti o
wild Ilium was on. but he sent ,
in tin il. lantern unit
not a. . That was
in soon on him and there in little
PM his body
mgodii M WHWNI snow
’N’RING IY CLOSING OUT WINTER STOCK.
SPECIAL! WE HAVE CHOSEN:
Eddies Shh-l “delete;
Ladies Butceunn‘lvuletu.‘
760 were $1.00.
IJBINES' Chock Wnistn,
"$1.00 wero'31.50.
Ladien' Flannel Willow,
' 76o Wore ‘G‘l.00.
Ladies Flnn’nnul Waters, Ludies‘h Mohnir walnuts,
$1.00 were $1.60. 01.49 ware 22.00
OTHER WAIBTB AT SIMILAR REDUCTIONS.
A FEW MORE PIECEG OF FUR LEFT AT .THE MARKED DOWN
”H.638.
FOR THIB‘ WEEK'S 5
ladies' in‘lhnnol Wulsta.
‘ pints were $2.00.
indieu' MohoIr'IWuintn,
. 79o Word 61.00. , ‘
Ladles' Mohair Willow, ‘ 2
undo wmd 91.50.
R. 'D'tchorntan 8) Son
SOUTH NORWALKI. CONN
Telephone sits-6.
II‘WASHING'PONSTu
A MAN OF SENSE
lit the man who beat preserves those facilities with which unturnI lncs endowed
him. He may "hate to Wear giannes"-—most people donbut the mun of in
teliigenco thunkfuily accepts this artificial old when his eyes tell oi its need
When your'a SPEAK let us ACT. Our service treatment will be right.
HOMER B. HOY'I‘, Refracting Optician,
flinch 9 Upland Bani: Building, South Norwnilr Conn
Special
once hours 8—11”;
Hill! tittSdcul chilled
W e have a law beds on our floor that have been used as samples
and as we are to close out these styles we ofi'er you the samples at
just onc‘halt regular price. We quote here a low of the bargains:
pointlnents at convenience of patrons.
12.454: 00 Saturday evenings, 7-9.
$15.00 WHITE ENAMEL BED ............$7 50
$13. 50 WHITE ENAMEL BED ....... .. . ..36. 75
smoo COLORED ENAMEL BED... .00
$10.00 COLORED ENAMEL BED 5.00
$ 9.50 COLORED ENAMEL BED .75
Ono of the chief features. of this sale is the clnniccnees and quality
Vt u take a heavy loss on llncsu beds Inut we want in close them out an
once to make room for the. Spring goods .
A. J. Collins&€o.
Funeral Director and Embalmer.
SOUTH NORWALK
to NORTH MAIN ST.
pug—“.-.... .. .... -..“...
Bargains in Ready to who Hats
‘ WINE 22.28 AND 01.98, NOW 60:.
STAMPING DONE TO ORDER.
‘ AGENT FOR DANNER PATTERNI,
O. 9. TILLOTSON’B.
oouru Wuonwount. oouu
MOUNNING HATS A SPECIALTY.
I. WACHINGTON ITHIIT.
...M........»n-«‘ ... ”...”...
um Run: for the II'loor inotud not
(in ntrpo lo
THI THING
. New Day I.
Time or. Count nonco- for thin.
they can in clouded often with little
trouhio pod when you move you can
diwoyo uh Ilium wail. n «rm Im
burn out to fit o curtain room. and may
he aim at union in, your own home.
”W on ma tier douln‘iohlo dit-
“thrown ”foliootry. V0 wt and Antonio-
II J. ANGEVINE R 50"
can or Credit. 194 Woohitnntun It.
W1 .. MW oMnlurm
nlhrmuootion momma-o
.' Wmilnflfi
moon". OnkYI'lfifi-nmm
' . "FOR-19A“ . . BY
TH' Ckll’flORD PHARMACY.
COMMON PLEAS‘COURT.
Motions Down on short Calendar fur
- Tomorrow.
The Common Pleas Civil Court
tomorrow the following motions will
as heard by Judzo Curtint:
Sarah Zimmerman vs. lsuuc Zim-
nermun ct alu., plaintiff‘s motion for
illowance of amendment and for
foreclosure; Thomas Blolnop ys. itii
chael H Sexton, disclosure of deletion:
or .ludztnont; J. .l. (lruliomuue 8; Son
vs David 8. Beach. disclosure of do-
:enac or Judgment: Eckurt Bros. vs
l‘honnus J. Cunningham. judgment
tor want of answer; Patrick Guiuan
Ins. Carlos ll. Storm. administrator.
iefoudunthumoilon for bill of pnrtlc~
tiara; Chamberlain it Hull vs. Chill»
nrlne Kaitlin: ct ni., disclosure at do-
once or lorecidnurc; Stephen B.
‘Jhurch vs. ’l‘wecdic A. Burgess at
no, iiitnclutsiu’t‘ of, doll-ins" or judg-
snout: John H. Thompson vs. hluntlin
Doschcr ct um; motion for bonds for
Ironecutluu; Sarah J. Tn‘luiruun vs.
The Connecticut Railway & Lightine
00.. plaiutlfl'omotiou for rejoinder;
Lewlsohn Brothers vs. Otto P. Zeit-
lucn. disclosure or antenna or indir‘
uncut,- finance 19. Wilson vs. Ammi L.
Wcseole ct ul.. ton suggestion oi
death of Animi‘l...l;Woseele. for leave
to file nuhutitutod‘liomplulnt, and for
order of notion: Bernincim Distilling
30. vs. Frank H. Mcflnll disclosure or
ielcnho or Judgment. lmnutz Blelch
ya, Israel Ehrlich cl ux., judgment
Ior want of humor: in‘. Romeo & Co.
78. Fldclinclu Loperclo, judgment for
want of hill of particulars; F. A.
Alien vs. N. S. liurllcil & (70-. do-
enduut'n motion to minke complaint
:nore npecillc: Kate iiuweu vs. Ed-
.vnrd Von Gui. dclcudnut‘e motion to
pen Judgment: Egbert. Roscoe vu.
iruutuu Roscoe. motion of Sarah E.
tutu-0o to entitle from the docket:
-‘rnnnk lzzo vu. Tho Connecticut
it'owcl'ies (30.. writ of error.
FAILED.
All eflorte have lulled to find a bet
or remedy Ior coughs. colds and lung
’l'OIlblel! thinnn Foley's Honey and ’l‘ur
it stops the cough heals tho lungs
ind prevents curious results from a
old. J. N. Patterson, Nashua. lawn.
writes: "that winter 1 butt a bad
:old on my lungs and tried at least
Inuit a down odverlinwd cough mod!
clues and had trentmout from two
physicians without getting any burnout
\ fricud recommended Foley's liouoy
nud Tor and two thirds of in bottle our
ad mo lconnidor it the greatest
chain and lung medicine In the world '
Sold at Piulated o Drug Store "
POPULAR AMUSEMENTB.
A MASSIVE MELODRAMA.
Forrcutor dz lilttnnnthul'c nuunnlvo
melodrama. "A Midnight Marriage."
by the aucccnnlul author Hui Reid
will In,» the ensuing uttractiou. Hoyt' n
'l‘hootmn. on Folnnmry "i for one night.
The play much: on Innntautonuonm hit
at its initial performunco in New York
that concern with lint cliiclcnt cunt and
wealth of scenery Tho monogamon
prominent that tho comin on attendant
will he in runny emutio o tor than
hniorc, on much ha- been added to Inu-
urovn It lor this coupon In tour.
‘ . TRIALS AND TROUBLEB Oli' AN
AUTOMOBILIB’I‘.
Manager Hoyt Inuit booked the Ann-
tit-icon Vilugruph for Wunniniuytoh'n
Birthday. February 92. mounted nun
limit at popular pricnu. Motor corn
Ire bottom in nor
picturo in right up to undo mt It depicts
the ulvuuturotn hi on uutuunohiio por-
ty. They upuot u peddler‘u apple
curt got chanson allover Brooklyn and
through Pruupeut Purl: by u policeman
who procured another auto for the
dilution and linally‘ are caught and iininh
their ride in the patrol wagon. it‘iftcen
minutonn or hiinri on: fun. Matinee.
‘I’IIII’lIg: dud 20c. lllvcninz. top, 200 and
ATTO:NI% “GENERAL KING AT
AFITAL. .
Attorney Naomi iiithln A. Kins!)
"Will's film .
A “ GBNtlnli‘. whom no ch
. ntnrilou and with lutolorulilh‘
. Dykeuuun. and they were married
. Augulltl 1894.
pnnpulhr and this 511
in at Woo in nr my
wmmltm‘luflénun NuditoINu— in loom
wraith; ford undun corded.-
horn in minor child. how he
‘ ‘oid. whose cunntody til
9N
Chitinticey it i}
wants in. divorce ‘1‘
withhold
cruelty.
Her maiden name was Hortense
Tho doe‘ortion to al-
iugo‘d on April l‘,l5 1901 one! up to tho
plumuni limo.
.inunoc W Riley. 0i Bria sport. units
It divorce from Alina (i. iiey. (or al
iogod iuild‘oliiy with one Bottom!)
Boston. Muse. t-lino unto Alice fl. Dill
kin and was married to tho plaintiff
Murch 4.1898.
hours. B. Luneior of monroo. sucks
it rotunda from Rudolph Linculor be
outline oi‘ tiencrtlou Ellie wns Lnuuru
iii. Lewis heforo her marriage. Sen
number 5. 1893. They have two innin-
or children winouc cuutody the wife
deniren.
Sarah Sit. Curlonn. of Non‘wnlk, sector
in ltcparutlou from Don J unnHSt. Curios.
The niaintit‘l’u maiden name was Sun.
nun Shines. She married the defendant
on Novonulno: 22.1900. Sine charges
im with lulldnnilty and «Inuhil‘u‘ui
nionlpclnucc and units a change of
name.
Joseph Lupoczltu, of Bridgeport
wanlll u divorce from Mary upoczku
on grounds or desertion She was
Mury Spinal: before marriage Which
txnolt place May 25, 1895 They have
two minor children. the custody of
which the plullntlh’ clnlmn.
Donate. Chieiio, of New Canaan.
would be divorced from Congottu
Chiello for doaertlon and alleged in-
tldellty with one Frank Cat-ho. She
was Congctta Di Michele when mur-
n‘ied to the pluiutlll. January 12.1900
and deserted him on ‘August 20 of
that name your.
(lodrgo Snunu pants u divonco from
Mur‘y Samu on the ground of denot-
tiou. dating from June 15 1895 He
married hon up Muly Rotten. April
15, 1895. and she left Inim within two
mluths utter marriage.
THE GRIP.
"Before we can sympathize with
others. we must have cuffcred our-
selvou." No one can describe to you
the nul‘i’orlug attending an attack of
the grip, unless you have had the no
tuai experience. There is probably
no disease that causes so much pinan
out and mental agony, or which to
successfully dolled medical aid. Ali
dnnter from the grip, however, may be
avoided by lha pnompt use of Chum
berhnin' s Cough Remedy. Among the
tone 0! thousundli‘who have used this
ronn‘ody. not one Calla has ever been
reported that has resulted in menu
mania. or rthat has not recovered. For
sale by Btilinon Powell Con porntionn
Clifford Pharmacy. Pierce‘a Bridge
Pharmacy, Zeltfusa Pharmacy. ‘9
COCKFIOHTING AT COSCOB.
Stamford Bin-do Won—Port Chapter
Sport: Dropped a Wad.
The Port Chester Record tells the
following story:
Saturday morning nnd afternoon the
tip was quietly phoned among the
sports of Port Cheater'thnt a cock
fight would take place Saturday night
at Coscoh: hour, midnight. .. To one
poutcd the 10: 05 trolley car toward
Greenwich prenoutod nu aniunuted con
ditlou of things. The crowd aboard
wore muffled null well wrapper pro
pared for cold or any kind or inclem
ent weather Three lat-co hamperu‘
contained something that apparently
interested the sports. At Coscob the
party loft lino our and sought in built
in an isolated port. of that community.
'l‘hcrc they Were met by a party from
Btunnniond who had on many hampcru
up the Port Chester Inert Boon the
sports got to Work. when “chicken af-
nor chicken“ was thn0wn Into the pit.
The result of the contest was that
Btumlond won The sports lrom Port
Chester dropped their wad retuinlng
home much poorer than they went
awuy. The Connecticut contingent
were too much for them. A list or the
invited and Interested gucuto from
Port Chester has been filed for future
ncfcretncu.
PIRATING FOLEY: HONEV
AND
Foley
Honey and Tan no u throat and lung
remedy. and on account oi the great
merit and popularity or Foiey' n Honey
and Tur many lmltutlous are altered
for tho uonulue. Auk ior Foley'p
Honey and Tor and reluoe any nuhnil
tute offered no no other preparation
will give the some anticipation. It
in mildly laxative. lt c‘onthinn no on
Intoo had in cutout for children and
nluilclte persons. Bold at Plointod‘n
Dru: Eton-I. "
OVEN THREE TIMES ATTACHED.
Gianni: Worth .no Mumonmiumunt
Claim Audion Woodhull. Will
Amount to Nico What Property
o.h
The oven 0t Chimes c. Dunooholio.
who until recently conducted a
buttery at St ., Lust wuhiuutou meet,
hunt lnocu Attached three time: up to
u pronoun the cidinnu amountiur to
over twicu what the union will bring.
Countable John .‘I ’ win plagued
the first uttochmont on the own. that
'l‘uunnday. for tho Inudiord, Donioi 9'.-
Murphy. who wont. tail und oxpeuoeo
tor rout Thin. unit will he heard he-
tore .iunuico Without 0. Oink. Norah
I;
plotted on the no you literally
in lover of mag. (in. (loot
New York. till child
in the common fills court at hri
DOI‘I.°
”boggling,” tutu Woo
Norwoih diction.
gilhlhllllin “III II‘ “tibial”
WWII coupon Windfall”
“ .
this? , n ' . _
& Co. Chicago. originated
Both or tho other ottdchmeuun In...
first with o cidlui‘l'dl'i till placed than“:
Gilliam“ Ill) “mil
multimillion» tor it?
own ill
r audit '
Adulthood-wt _ MAtli‘ott'o pn'tiii‘ufhllli.
l‘. y,”
February finial doiusilitc feltie for dolng holiness. Some Winter
stuff yet to be dittponed of but Itiudlt thitt Iii bright, truth tutti new lip
talk about: between the two you can do' Acute very profitable trudliik.‘ '
Price’ of course In a prime luctor in Itlmulotiug trude at this pearl“: .
oi the year. but it can the Iricit. nan‘w people? are above being econo' ,
mica]. 'The "left overs” go at a lone, arid we’re glad to one them to.
The new stuff is shaved of its rightful margin to increase the volume
of the February output. '
Children's Fleece Lined Vents, were also, now me.
Children's Grey Mixed Vests and Pants, were use, now too.
Ladics’ Ribbed Vests and Pants, were soc, now 39c.
Men’s Negligee and Stiff BOSOm Shirts, were soc. now ago.
One lot of Men’s Four-ln-Handzand Tech Tied, were use, now too. .
One lot of Men‘ 9 Gloves and Mittens, were use, now ngc.
0n lot of Men’ s Gloves and Mittens, were 50c, new age.
All our Ladien’ Shirt Wittdtii at ten tlidn cont.
One lot Ladieo’ Corsets in White. Black and Grey. were $1.06.
now 50c.
All our Furs at one-half price.
83-85 Washington Street.
4—“..— n
__.. CLEARANCE SALE
OF WINTER MERCHANDISE |8 NOW ON
Women's Underwear. regular price. 91. 00 atI. 79c
Women' s Underwear. nrcsular price. lac. 'ot. .; ...... 69c
Women's Underwear. regular price, 15 c. at. ......... .2.... ...... .. 39c
Women' s Underwear. regular price. 250.. nt ............... lilo
Finnnelotte Wrappers regular prices, 91. 25 and $1. 60 at. 98c
Twilled Flannel Willem, regular price. $1.60, at. ............ ....... 96o
Shirred Velvet Belts regular price. 50c. at ...... . ........ 25c
Children' 3 Canton Flannel Underwnidts regular title at ......
in tact everything in Winter 000an will he closed out regardleiln col
N. E. RYAN,
86 WASHINGTON ST»
cost.
sou-m nonwnnx.
“IN THE SOUP. ”
our fine, fresh soup meats furnish
a “stock” which makes appetizlng
and healthful initials for luncheon
and dinner. But soup meat in
and a small item with hit-«we
100 to our Intention and roasts to
bear out the statement that there's
no better butcher shop in town
than Schaub’s. It’s A: as to qual-
ity, cleanliness and price.
SCHAUB’S MARKET
2 WASHINGTON STREETn
'Phoun. 822-2.
LEHIGH
THAT’S ALL.
HIGHLAND . PACKER
THE HARRIS u onus. co.
PHONE ado-5. 68 WATER ST. ..
innocent
Coos "tut our .
ow COUGIIS ““2922?”
., Khartoum. .
omm worm Wouldn‘t. “ill“.{dld‘m ”M my?” 0?“
300 00353 SI.
50 DOSES: 25th l25 130855.500,
‘ “ Newmmoummww micron.
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