its
. My
ll
, i maninnnket
“i‘ll‘tllt‘llm. valuation in...
inhaacxsmo Hem ato‘éa,
lW‘lSlll ildlivlh‘tiilliil‘b‘hh.
wwr an FOREC‘ABT. ‘
y d... . 1 .- J-
.‘For Nurwalk‘and/vieinity: , Light
uiiow ortrahtv and .ulightly warmer to
night. . Saturday fair. The disturb-
‘utlco “th‘ttt‘wuu ceiitrai over Lake Sun
erlor yesterday morning has moved
'al’pwlycastward increasing in inten-
sity and is new central over “the tin--
run. ,lt is producing cloudy weather
with light, snow in the Lake region.-
This‘ vicinity will be on the southern.
edge of this disturbance during the
heat. twenty-four hours. There‘has
been a decided rise in temperature
during the pant: twenty-four hourn'ln
all sections cast of the Mississippi
'rlver.‘ Conditions favor for this vi»
cinity cloudy weather and probably
light snow or rain. ,
2
»Seal and Plush Caps. O'Brien's.
Mr. and Mrs. Webster Avery. at
South Norwalk, visited relatives in
Pound Ridge Saturday.
~—Cua‘tbmcra attention is called to
our large Kitchen Dep’t.. affording
scores of burgains in useful things.
M. S. Smith & o.
The annual encampment of the Con-
ncetlcut Department, G. A. it... will be
held in Bristol, June 5 and 6.
-—-17 lbs, gr. sugar. H.000 Juaeloi’f‘a.
Sleighlng in improved once more and
the beautiful moonlight nights make
an evening ride doubly enjoyable.
-Beys’ Winter Caps O‘Brien a.
There. SCOlllii to be conairebalc sick-
ness in town among children. Several
l’tlSCS of pneumonia have been reported
in the poet two weeks.
wntiglish Walnuts. 10c at. li‘. D. L.
d; Co.
,_.-__...___.......
The bad condition of the country
roads is making its eiToct felt on busi-
nesa in the stores as many people from
the country are prevented from driv.
log to town.
——l'urc Lard, tic 1b.. .loneloll‘s.
Albert H, Schaub, formerly of South
Nut-walk, recently secured through
Nupgoods. of 309 Broadway. New
York, a good technical position with
George 1... Senior Manufacturing Com-
pany, of New York city.
——-it‘lorida Oranges. iii for
1.. & Co.
2 '50 l". 1).
Rev. William Mailer. l). 1)., pastor
of St. Joseph it, C. Church. in South
Not-walk, is enjoying a month's trip
math, for the benefit of bin health. A
pricat front Bridgeport conducts, scr-
vlccn in Ht.‘.loncph's Clitli'ch 'llurint:
llr, Muller's absence.
watt the leading balsamic virtues
of the Norway pine arc concentrated
in Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup.
Nature's own remedy for coughs and
colds".
New ideas in i‘lilna ailk \valkltt lire
twingmxhibttml thin week at. Miss N.
ll}. llyan‘a. Although thc prlcea are
low, the duality ltha not been aklmpod
in any way. l‘lvery garment in care-
.l'nlly cut and ban that t'trtiallc lluiah
Mercenary to the completion of a styl-
lalt ttp-to-date waist. See adv.
W i .
~Lcttuct', cclery. awceta. hula, parlv
icy. Joaoioff'a,
'l'ha soliciting committoc of the
Mtu'rhunta' and Manufm'tnrcra‘ Aa~
socialiou which in accuriug the $1,300
normally)” to locate two indnatriea in
South Norwaik, will meet at 4i o'clock
Saturday alteration, at the South Nor-
tvalic (‘iub room. when It la expeeldd
that their dutiea will he called.
9’5 Pill;.ll‘ll‘l..,‘2.lu§".ELM?'i .
‘T:‘i&(.:9'“,. uv' ‘ ..
rated 3:519
, hire. Cheri H. ,It‘errl
ten ”street; lino “been
York city .
'r'l‘ttj “13 Why?) ..
w " , a ‘ at , ....tlat . .. or it it‘ll.
ad. glnlllé tilted f8rooetWCoplpauy.
ltead it for prices. etc.”
innit , dildo“
a but -18” ,i .,,t
the u H a
of at hill] ‘Vl‘dltdru in
of Wuahiult- l
‘ \w
is VO'Brlen'a.
, y. )town
at ictluiod
.l a ibble ,pnhuoipo startling
ta imagination iti"‘the" grocery line.
Read but ad. ,ipl‘,_§lll91tltl0nfi.
mitockwood's Cocoa, lilo it. i). 1..
Miss cane-titan. Grow it. ill with
luryngltln at her home. corner of lluni-
lifted arcane and new street.
”a
1 men. maniac at. N. i'. Mkt
"Spcciui , prieeaflun hot water 'bottlca
and ayringea, today and Saturday. at.
the Clifford Pharmacy, Read the ad.
3-7Wtii‘i‘alilétl Eggs,
altar
flild per doz. dost
jqoverai tribadu ot- Professor Stan:
t n attended the reception. given by his
"d neing eluas‘dn Stamlerd, last night.
l—Florlda Greased, 18 for title 1". l).
lgawton 8; Company.
’Proiit making its loét sight of in
the prices of the Public Market. Road,
the ad. and see how you can save
money.
n—Ail, the new thinga in month: and
lace eurtaina for sprint; 45c. pr. up
ward. M. S..Sttti‘th 8:. ()0.
l
Cockenoe Tribe, 1. 0. R. M., of Nov-
waik, will land a meeting this even
ing. at the Wigwam in the Gazette
building.
' ——Fancy Potatoes 20c pk. Joseloi‘fs‘.
A dance will be given in Washington
Hall, Granbury, this evening under
the auspices of the Young Ladles' So-
cial Club,
Lincoln Council, No. 4, Order or
Unite-ti American Mechanics, will hold
a regular meeting tonight in Mystic
Chain Hall. *
The semi-monthly meeting of the
Norwalk City Council will be, held
Monday evening at. the council cham-
her in Wall street.
_ A delegation of members of the Com-
panions ot’ the Forest from The Nor-
walks attended the. Clans initiation in
Bridgeport. Wednesday night.
—-ltockwood'n Cocoa, 15c F, l). 1..
& C0.
Last call of the oddment sale iii
now sounding at Seileck & l’i'icc‘a_ it,
you need a raincoat or overcoat. now
is the time and there is the place to
buy.
The Xavier Deni Mules. of New
York. have been booked to play the
lompany F basketball toatn Monday
evening. The Montanku will play the
Old Well tire. of South Norwalk.
-—i’ork chops. lziéc lb S. Y. Market.
A Hilt‘t’liil convocation of Clinton
Commandory. Knights 'l‘emplaru. will
be held this evening at the Manoair
building. corner of Wall and lnaacu
airman. 'i‘hc llcd Cross degree will
he contented.
w-llttlltll‘ per lb. title, Joduloi‘f's.
"the next meeting of tho town‘board
ot‘ rollei will be held Tuesday after-
noon from 2 until 4 o'clock. when the
board will confer with the aaacuxora
ronccrnlnit the abetting of the polls of
sick and disabled persons.
~~»i"reah ahouldera. lllc lb. N. Y. Mill'-
kot.
W... ..
LA GRlPPE AND PNEUMONIA.
Pneumonia often follows lat t'irippt-
but never foilow'n the use of it‘lllt‘y't'
Honey and Tan it curt-a la ltrtppc
coughs and urevonta pneumouiu‘and
consumption, Ask for Foley'a Home
and TM and refuge any tittbstlliile ole
fored._ Mull. V oher, or iii? Osgood
street. Chicago. writea: "My wife
had a aevore man of in arlppe three
years ago. and it. left her With a tor
rihlo cough. , She tried a bottle at
‘F‘oloy'u Honey and Tar and it gave
immediate relief. A till cent hottltt
cured her cough entirely." Ronnie
aubatituten. Sold at i‘lutated‘a iiirult
Store. . "
V
v
‘ l
rwhlhlta l’ltu, lilo/‘3'. 0.1;, «6.00.
s ‘7! km.
Shoulder Steal:
Fresh on
"Itch?!
a” “iv,
lit lill
Sugar-Cured Monmouth-main.
3‘1“th or Corned Finite ,
Ribrneascjoanay inched 12:18am ‘
Mt puts round
my any tooyaaago A m may
amva Willi. en ii a at: o aiscoaatcaxa.
...~yy¢ Bavcfl‘hcm‘r fliniaflfiblg'
61' (7'4 i.
van a
' ”56110.
"106 lb;
,1th. 9. .iapi. ,
.,
“visiting in“ New "
l'.
. t
."l‘out dis“. .
lax.” not a profound. "but when aim
runs the mills l have to watch her [yielding in wool caafhalaa,
pretty clotting."
".lliili filth or father.” mild Lira. No. l
men. "I!!! made hill money in the :rolaica the "z‘w uc -~ Norwich than as
“grocery buaipm."ml’hiihdetnhta bed» i”
o. 13. one
' u Mum , 4r. g,
‘ Joust: e} nownu.
: Rheumatism.
i
. Prof. E. E. l’liel ,5, oiDartmontli University.
‘ the discoverer of t c formula of l‘aine's Celery ,
Compound, always maintained that rheuma-
tism could be traced back to diseased nerves
that failed to do their work properly,
, Bear this in mind while reading the letter oi
John C. Rowan that follows.
Mr. Rowan wrote as over to years ago tell-
ing nsrhow much he was being helped by
Palnc's‘Celery Compound. We wrote hint a
short time ago to find out if he. still relied on
Paine’s Celery Compound.
“Your: o! the an in“. in at hand. and in
reply would lay that i have ncvbr had any
emu-g to‘ehangd my opinion an to the good
qualitlu of Palm’s Celery Compound. A.
you In swore. dome ten yam or there-
aboutd'ago. l wn I martyr to rheumatlnm,
and cultured intense pain with it in my
‘anu; could not rent at night, but walked
the floor with pain. _
"All manner of rem-dies were tried: Iomo
gave the temporary relief, otheri have and
no effect whatever. .
“Now. my ro‘uono for taking Pnlneio Col-
nry‘CompoUnd in preteronoo lo plhqr‘ramo- .
din wu that on an occulon on: before l I
had t ken two bottles of Pain“ Ce cry Com.
poun and via: relieved so much thud did
not take any more at that time. altar in ex»
period” with other romadin which dl me
no good. Later, l wn punitive than that I
had not given ”in“ Celery Compound I
flair trial to cure mo ahlolutoly or rheuma-
! um. ,
“I concluded to ink. twelve bottled. and i
did no. and l can more you that you have a
compound that il‘honut, and a euro do- ,;
amino 0! rheumatism.
“l have found it on. for up to thin mount
ddlol have never felt any nymptoml of rheu-
mntllm. i lake It Ivory Ipl‘lng. but for the -
blood only. ‘ ,
"Now. we have I renanrkajblc cue hm in
one at our «heals, the Janitor. Mr. William
but-low. He II a man between uventy and
uvanty-l‘lve yurl of ago.
“He had Mildred very much with rheumm
item. no, he‘ tau he mutt give up at: pontoon.
i had froqlwntiy recommended Palne'o Cot.
or’y Comp‘c .nd to him. and, like myself. in
had taken on or two bottle: at it, hull did
not olive It a fair trial. l Informed him 01 my
can. had laid: 'Try a dozen bottles. and it
will convince you that my “clement tenor-
‘roc‘tJ‘Ho purchased live botllu; one he kept
nth. Iohool. so he could takrlt n dlrcc-
'ttlhni'clll ‘lor. Now he ll well and tooling
"baker than he has for yarn. and in a strong
supporter of Palm's Celery Compound. ‘Hiu
address in. William Glrlow, Oakdnlo avenue.
or Humboldt High School. 7
"other: have asked ll it il a fact that
Palm'- Celory Compound nae done no much
for mo and kflpl m In healthy. ,
.. "That and the we i live have been the
doom It the limo hid the vhoumllllm l
Wu diluted with calm-h. You can be u.
nurdd l chill nlwnyu be I friend of Palm'-
Colory Compound. for I am indebted to lt—n
debt can never pay. You can rolcr to M. y,‘
and unethin letter as you In lit In the clan 4’
of Pain" Celery Compound. I am. your-
' truly.”~—John C. Rowan. 137 But Winttrod
div-«i. St. Paul. Minn.
..
When you are sick in some part of your body
it in became some organ is not doingr its work.
That is bffallflt‘ Till? NER‘t’lZF ARE NOT
STRONG ENOUGH to keep that organ up to
its work. ,
‘The better the New: Force the better all the
organs can work and give perfect health.
Palnc’a Celery Compound it't'rlh tin» nerves—w
restores them to their strcnntltmuivcs them
new power to send vitality and health to every
part of your body. nrw courage to your heart.
“new dalmatian to your brain. ‘
" Remember thiam-Painc'a Celery Compound
it! the prescription of one of the most famous
Ehysiciana thin mmttrv llfl‘i ever known. Prof.
. E. Phelps. of Dartmouth University.
All reputable dratzgim rct‘mltmchd and sell
Palm's (It-levy Compound,
WILL-I. IIDHMI’N’N a DO.
IURLWOTON. Vfiflflflll'l‘.
"any. blooms. bionic.”
"hill ua liri“ «aid the than.
national; '
film‘s lliilllll' in ilnprov.
‘a think you won a loving Cup!"
~i
it tags Don't look Quito hold to You it is
my likely buluu you do not wear alum, or"
do mar when
glut“. , .
"y ..
i
t
mm mutual your tam. Elimination lm. illnnt theme at
right prison. .
1".
Graduate opening.
5
, g real. in would thallium
‘ Catarina ._ outta all
. ‘from
. Smoothing happencdlo tho tougino
‘ and Conductor Mallory wan o‘hilillitl to.
“l.awlt-a-tiny!“ attrition” tho ilpoou.
“h‘liody
'l'hat in to any. the ancient rhyme
was, but Willi lat tattdlaitbun punch
llroad Compdn‘yrlian ,
Unloading Barn“ at Wilson'o
Point.
The Narwmha Several human ui
.ll’ilaon’a Point are unable tp‘ieucliygltv
wharf an they nanbc loudvll.,c illO'
Unlena the. tea emptyiuclth um iii .‘ ‘
ullkcly to he a ‘ahoriagdof suit, (tutti in
.57-
oaded. la entail. ill. , .
l .
. .,%ll.,_l.lill..'
‘nitiut'uble of it never reached ittl that“
Lilitatlmt. however. an the railroad com-
pany also hat-t a shortage, anti lung con-
fiscated act-oral car ioada. .One. day
this week a train of eight oars started, i
Wilaott"u Roiut l'o Daltbui'y.
With the, engine and three others he i
started again for lilnnhury. but. had‘
only reached Georgetown, when he had
orders to lettvv the other cars, as the
llldgetield brunch wan entirely out of
coal" and needed it badly tor tilt? in-
conioiiveu. Thorn. is also a very
aiuall Vatipply of anti coal at the pump
lug elation at, flotvuyton, bttt arrange-
ments are being made to increase the
mortise room, and the new blue will
be tilled an noon as the weather opens
again. ‘
The New llavcn llcgiuter sayu:
One authority crodita the New Ilav»
on road with using ‘abont 12,000.00!)
lona of coal pcr aunutu. This would
amount to in the neighborhood of a
tnilllon‘ tons a month, ,
February is always a. had mouth for
forwarding coal along the count. and
hence the problem of operating the.
railroad system because of coal short-
age. becotncn a acrlous one.
At the present than none of the fuel
unicorn oi' the road are laughing in
glee ever the situation. The whiter
has been no hard that. it has put an
effective embargo on coal forwarding.
And yet there was a time last sour
lili'l’ when consumers ol‘ coal were not
willing to pay living rates to reason;
for forwarding coal and so the vessels
were tied up. Now the railroad isa‘
hacking into ice lines with its big inset
in order to help hasten the delivery
of coal that has becn frozen in on the
way here. ‘ ‘
Much coal has arrived here lately,
but. much more must arrive here to
maintain the normal supply. The rail-
road has already begun to draw upon
its reserve stock ‘neav Providence.
Supplies of a certain grade of soft
coal have been forwarded here and to
the west of here.
Coal has to be shipped to built New
London and Midway as the Groton coal
discharging station was long ago alien.
tloncd. anti access to the Alyn‘a Point
station is obstructed by the ice bound
Thames river: The coal for New both
don has to be forwarded from either
New Haven or Providence. .
Other railroads in New England are
similarly placed with the Consolidated.
FRAUD EXPOSED.
A low countcri‘eitnrs have lately
l)l'i'li making and trying to null ltuila
tions of iir. Kiln-{Hilton DIHCllVl’Ty tor
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. and
other medicines, thereby defrauding
the public. This is to warn you to
hewaio of such people, who seek to
proiit. tluouuh alcohol; the reputation
of ruinediea which have been aueecsa-
fully curing disease, for over 35 years.
A aura protection to you la our name
on the wrapper. Look for it. on all
Dr. King‘s, or Bucklon'a rcniudicn. as
all others are there imitations. ll. 1:.
BUCKLEN & 00., Chicago, lit, and
Windnor, Canada, "
MISSING LINK IN BAHAN CASE.
Was Signal Set at Moment Train
Paued it?
'l‘hc hcaring iii the case of Engineer
('linrlou lialiun. charged with litan-
alaughicr. in Standard. wan adjourned.
rather suddenly win-n it became ail-
parent that. unlcsa the Statt- could pro.
tint-o n without-t who could tostify that
the aerond homo alglltll tthat near At.
lanlic 'Elll‘l‘l‘l, Stamford). was not to
allow danger at tho momma. Engineer
Billion passed it, and ran into the New
Haven llll'ill, .ltttlito liouna would dis-
charge the accused. lit-.- honor acid
as much.
litancr S. (Yttlnininxv, conduct for
Ballad. llllllli‘ a motion for the tile
charge of MN client when it became
apparcut ilw State had no poaitiw cv.
idem-u mvcrlnn lilo condition of the
signal at the intuncul when it Will!
liailan‘a duty to are it.
Mr. Carter argued that he had
tboan that the ainual wua in normal
or perfect. working condition a minute
or an alter the cxtn-caa panned. and
that no rennira were made to the are»
it‘lli following the accident lie naked
for an adjournment until Saturday for
the nurpoao of obtaining waitive av.
ldvaca at the condition at the alumni
at the moment liahun went, by. Judge
lltlwnn granted the adjournment.
’ At the aoaniuu. .lolin Merritt. the let'-
Wilma who won in the toa'orihuuao
with Operator 'i'lgcr on the mum of
llil‘ accident. war not on tho aloud by
the blunt, and tontlilcu that when the
button emetic went by the lever gov.
penned, llllllllll attain wan to nor ll
order, and the eighth aheald it we
attend a danger warning. lie raid
‘l'll‘lt‘ll‘ trait, him out in ion at the oily
no.
allow. through Merrie. the cunniliou at
the alwai int he llum behold it. Mr.
(luannlaua widened. on the, ground
that llllt teathaoay would diacloae the
condition at the signal after the one
press llill‘llltltl. and not at monument
magmatlnguiiturney Carter then re
culled Tiger. with the ohlcct of titling
'l‘hare to loved a colloquy
tic. (tartar and Mr. (lemmings. and
air. obtaining?» mutton for the any
charge for his client.
showtime guano.
are mutually; relieved ' it
died ill fill l7 ‘ %’
er in;
w-
i,
. t
w “a his: Eating; a At in
W? 9W! 4 , .5
“Will I 3“ it and neat:
no ‘ll and if n
stuff yet to be disposed of but much that is bright, fresh and n
lcava several at um um . at Wilton. i talk about {bettveen the two you can do some very profitable‘tr ,
.Price of course is a prime factor in stimulatiné trade at thitl'fl'llbi‘l
oi the year, but it does the trick. Few people are above beinfi econo-
mical. The “left overs" go at a loss, and we're glad to see them.
The new stuff is shaved of its rightful margin to increase the vol me
of the February output. I ,
crate; the nignnl-aciuophora on the .
When tlth Elicia» attempted M '
dietitians: unpueaaito have neon it. ‘
‘ lodge Donna contained the objection. ‘
in the 33 made by ids honors ruling. _
between .
treated it ‘
\
l _
February finds us in finc‘idtle for doing business. Seine Wlti‘ in:
Childrenfs Fleece Lined Vests, were 25c, now 19c.
Children’s Grey Mixed ‘Vests and Pants, were use, now 19c.
Ladies‘ Ribbed Vests and Pants, were 50:, new 39c.
Men’s Negligee and Stiff Bosom Shirts, were see, new age. V
One lot of Men’s Four-in-Hand and Tech Ties, were use, now lac."f ‘ ,
One lot of Men’s Gloves and Mittens, were 25c, now 19c. I ”
On lot of Men‘s Gloves and Mittens, were 50c, new age.
All our Ladies’ Shirt Waistsat less than cost.
i
One lot Ladies’ Corsets in White,;Black and Grey, were $x.t)o. ,
now soc. ‘ i
All our Furs at one-hall price.
83-85 Washington Street.
; ’fwrffwm“: '. . ‘ ‘
new Wants.
New Spring Models in China. Silk
Waists--white and black—value, $3;
special, $2.25.
N. "E. RYAN,
86 WASHINGTON ST.. sou'rtit NORWALK.
—-—t ‘—
"IN THE SOUP."
our fine. fresh soup meats furnish
a “stock” which makes appetizing
and healthful initials for luncheon
and dinner. But soup meat is
only a small item with us—wc
look to our steaks and roasts to
bear out the statement that there’s
no better butcher shop in town
than Schaub’s. It's AI as to qual-
ity. cleanliness and price.
SCHAUB‘S MARKET
22 WASHINGTON STREET,
’Phono, 322-2.
i
THAT’S ALL.
HIGHLAND PACKER
THE HARRIS a. GANS co.
paonn 342-5. 63 WATER ST.
,mvm 1351: trump
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illustrate
cars at «~ cur
outlaws mounts
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