“chiming we... too.
WM; it» ..
48 AND amendment" or.
MAHACKCMD. Moral. spoon.
acorn wimpy coup. ‘
vl
i
i.
I wanna sanitation
:1. no unini".u’a”.”mauyz ‘ - m. to‘-“
iiigl‘it. Wéduehduypartly cloudy; The
Mini/am in the. lake. realm 19“"
May morning has moved eaei'ward
ind‘d‘e howliisami cm ‘Novaificotiu.
I be disturbance that was central yes-
terday morning near New Orleans baa
molt, . built ardI toihe count and is now
can ‘i‘neh Jacksonville, mu It is
Mario , ui “heavy-Irina onI:gI,tIhe
‘ gearbox-i: 20:3?
l
lc coast. Pleasant
outlier with temperatures above
ironing prevails generally this morn-
ingieasi, otthe Rocky Mountains. Con:
ditloasffavor for this vicinity partly
cloudy weather and not much change
in temperature.
armory
‘Zcompany F will drill at the.
this evening. . . .v
The days have increaaodIsn hour and
thirtyfilVe minutes inleugth. .
5 one» Tribe. hereto. a. a. will.
hold its regular meetlhg tonight.
satin; J. diarienmr South Nor-
wallt, spent yesterday in New Canaan.
, eRememhcr the Trulnmcu's hall,
Music Hall. tonight.
Edith and Victor Cunéo, of 93 Water
atreet. who have been ill of scarlet
fever, are monitoring,
Delano Decker. Iof‘Crescent Terrace,
is recovering from a three montha' ill.
nose of typhoid fever, .,
P. H. Martin, L M. Hoyt's popular
assistant. in the old Stamford Grand
Opera House, was. a visitor in Stum-
ford Sunday. ’
Mrs. Chamberlain. wife. of cx-Gmu.
ernor Chamberlain. is ill with a severe.
attack of‘iufluciizii at her home in
Merlin-n.
The members oi the Pine Lodge
Whisi Club are being entertained this
afternoon by hire. Heuryl'. Price, oi
West avenue.
Old Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A.
M.. will hold a regular meeting to
night at which time the thi d degree
will he conferred.
W
—~Anniial ball of Traiumcu in Music
Hall. tonight.
'Mrs.S.A.Weed and Mrs. s. L. Weed
have issued invitations for a must
party, which they will give at their
home in Wall street, tomorrow after-
noon at 3 o'clock,
Frank L. Wildman, who recently
moved to South Norwulk. has resign-
ed his position as baritone soloist in
the choir oi the Methodist. Episcopal
Clinrrdi, iii liauhury, ‘
Cornelluu Fitzpatrick, of South Nor-
waik. called on friends in New Can-
aan Sunday. Mr. ii‘itzpairiclt,.waa>for-
merly employed there an barber by
William Patterson.
.’ Yesterday waa'ihe fifth consecutive
stormy Monday which we have exper-
ienced. The storm was the third atom”
which had come on time, according to
Hot-ace Johnson‘s predictions.
.‘ The condition of Charles nexiyn.
who is seriously ill at his home on
Deer Hill avenue. Danbury. in alightly
improved today and hit was reported as
resting comfortably this afternoon.
I Joseph J. Llnxweiler, the South Nor“
walk musician, has compelled two
marches to be played at the annual
masquerade ball of (incest ’i’rihe. One
l. . i 0
h" “be" h Defy condition of the walk.
in called “Tote" and
“llaymakora' Two—Step."
we 4 .— tar
wau'rao:w ‘u' M;
gist, iii udvoriining today for ilfty men
and women. “to take MMtete‘iiof the
apecial hair-price odor he‘ iii makinit
on Dr. Howard's celebrated opsaiiio
I . g l???
pepsin. and got a titty cent “chase E“.
for the cure of conatlpation. and
half-price; 20 cents.
80 punitive in he of the remarkable
power of this upcolllc to cure the”
(items. iiu wall at: sick headacheii’
andllver lrcubiea, that lie sgreeu to
refuhd'the money to any container
not quickly
whom thin medicine does
failure and cure.
(With Dr. Howard‘n upaoiilc at hand.
you can out what you went and limit:
you perfect
are
no fear of ill consequence».
mlrcngihens the utonladli.
digestion. regiilaieu iho ~ weiti.
wins an appetite. and malleable worth
”the living. * « :,
Jugtashfidow
creamer Prices
auonn cacao HAMB inn aaaoou
19/30 L.»
renew more do LI.-
W
aw: an “.1" mm. mm film be
bold
dealt with before the public uwnltenu
‘ to the imitation and supports them. .
._ . For. the first time initially. years g
there are ‘two members“ in the rail- .
it two women.
Prank Baxter, the enterprising drult
120 ill 31
m hiriiiiiiiciiui'sli. and
. l throw: the
, mun
destitute l
or any additional machinery unless it:
to *wilietodos Thohrt
Returning
e once who would bene-
atuyii. .I
‘ :Jlldllfi, Taylor naked «Senator Dono-
van what he thought prospects were
focahaaring on the Mills. He be-
lieved that the bill would come up:
within a week. so thatihey could be
mgr nomadic rIfrornI large cities and
he believed t at minimum he the
pitcher time; to ’1in nine and got good'
iegiiilation on the matter. Connectl-.
out has been very backward in stroliey‘
legislation. . 'ljhe .clty la also. buca- I
ward ‘lll the matter'orgaii.’ .
here and that. different prices are chap“
1‘9“] 1;
Sena
bill taking ofl’ taxes on savings banks,
This will also haveIthe tendency to
make the investments of the banker.
better and more conservative.
Senator Donovan's suggestion was
upon your laid on the table.
AI resolution was then presented in
rum to the building line in.‘ Wood-5
ward avenue. making the line on the l
.ihatead of five,
passed. .
.‘.Watel' Commissioners Swartr. and
men were before the Council. Mm
Swartz said that. the commissioners;
wanted advice on the matter of the
bids. The history of ihe plans for.
the filter was gone over and explained
showing howItha coat in much greater
than they had auppoeed. ‘
Mr. Swartz said that the cannula
sinners intend to do away with the act;-
oiidary filter which coals $10,000. iiy
cutting down in other ways it can b.
figured deivn to $72,000. '
Mr. Swarm. said he did not know
how the filter could he built unless
the Council calla another city meeting
”and votes liltil'i' money, 01‘ t‘lHi‘ til‘opi.
the matter,
Judge Taylor said that tho lllllilt‘i'
might be incorporuiml in the call tor
the oily meeting to be hold on March
titli. .
Mr. Hutch said that as the prior of
materials is going aioudlly up, ii. would
be wine to purchase- soun- of them at
once. Tim man who will probably no.
cure the contract guarantees to have
the tiller in operation by September
1 it he has to work nights to do ii.
Mr, Hatch naked that ii be nicer.
porated in the call that. the peopie
could have their choice between the
single tiller and the illter in cotublun.
tion with the secondary tiller.
Councilman Brown thought that it
might be advisable to hold a meeting
prior to that time.
A city meeting for next Tuesday
night was suggested. Mr. Hatch said
that. he wanted inattera hurried as
much as possible as the lowest bid was
from the man who built the New Hav-
en filler whose machinery is still on
the ground; «
The city meeting will be hold on
February 28 at Arlen Hall.
The following resolution was then
painted by vote of the. Council:
iteaoived, ’l‘hat Senate bill No. 151.
introduced by Senator Jeremiah Dona
.van providing lllili. the street railroads
of Narnia shall not charge more than
one fare. of five cents for a ride any.
where within the town of Norwalk.
etc. and bill introduced in the
=House by epresentative Mortimer M.
T190. authorizing and empowering the
city of South Non-walk to tissue bonds
for the purpose of funding and re.
tunding any of the floating indebted-
neaii or bonded indebtedness, be and
hereby are approved, and we respect-
‘t'iilly urge the Senator and chmscn.
tatlves of this townto vigorously ad-
vocate the passage of this bill.
.Notlce was received to the effect
that Mlaa‘llidnu‘ Sharer sustained in-
juries recently byu fall on a crow
.wallt‘ anal? the Central .Food Company.
She. fractured two ligaments in her
right ankle. it was caused by a slip-
.The resolution war-i
a...
. John McMahon addressed the (loan
all in regard to the trolley company.
Mould that there in It preiieni a bill
before the legislature asking a renewal
of the charter of the company to oper-
ate in‘auy of the meets in the city.
Mr. McMahon thought that the com»
pany ought lobe compelled to build a
trolley rode over the bill or also some
action ahead be taken in regard to its
charter.
It was moved that when the Council
adjourn It adjourn to February 28.
The meeting their adjourned.
uoiia ortu Wareawfiponrao.
drifting ice Played Havoc With some
. ' of the Buoys.
it ill now believed that. the wurut at
tho trouble in the nouml dips in the
ion, in about over. .Yeuiorday, more,
open water Willi reported in the sound
than there- had been ucon'fur come
time. While there was considerable loo
tor the ilve~ceut trolley fare Senator A.
movunqanid that the people who are“ ‘r
compelled to live in the outskirts at ‘1, -.
the city are in
Derby in
buying gas much cheaper than they do?"
god tor the. same kind , at gauche. to ‘.
eased for'light and the‘oiher tor.II
tor bunovan then explained the
For the {Babe of enabling the “banks to. .
pay iper cent. on their securities it ‘
Would'be well to’remove the‘iaxesw
tine. ieucorrhoew. d
‘ivdaterly aidenof-the street three teem '
vanilla and when you move you can
raimye use .them while a carpet baa
it did not fluent in luterferu very much
with lraflic an a number of Itow‘ii were
observed coming, up the Sound.
The drifting icc hull played havoc,
with acme of the buoys. 'i‘iie wruoki
of u lhreemaated schooner all? Ptiittl‘
l’olni, reported Saturday iiyiiiu cup-‘
min or an oyster boat turns out to his
the Charles: inland imii body which.
the ice bud curricd'ucrcrui milra‘
from her position... . .
,“Waii yourwuiciuuaa wcii recom»
mended!” “Gianni. directly. i been in
' Iii he aisyed
I, attrition l con-
but the man located.“ ‘
' W“? I? . ,
uludeii u «was.
non Diacueaeid in
, country .1?
l. .
mg :34, york. at.“ , Ammbly 0': 2 m... Mhitle Henry. Vice-President of
othere.ipromlnentNeirYork doctor Danviile Ari: Club. 429 Green Street,
toldtho‘liouwomen prasentthuthealthy ‘Dnnville' Va. writer: I ‘ " ,
Ami-icon women were ao'rare as to be ‘ “Do" "i h"’lhfl'l|1~'\flriv yMrfl’ Buf-
u... “flit“; ‘ “hm ngofmfizuhlmfl,wlnlm.uon‘lnd
‘ ' ' ‘ . n on. new new emommuoul
a! thall‘énhhlliwfiilh‘fifihzfn it? dilhddm’iil’ii‘ildifi‘lufi Wield:
"' A, . ill»... J“ how many do othnow all “I Imam-gratuiulfor it‘that. [want every
villi Wwfl W3“ Ind DPO‘hEVO uuiferingwomantoknowwhathydleEJ’ink-
ham'a' V ogetohlo Compound ‘w do for her.“
"When'vwome’n' are troubled 'with
lmg ibut. pup reared or painiul ingr-
, . , . . .. . atrila on. ‘yve been. ' encorr m. s-
tibilumpainful l” 1mgle2; fins'rl: placementor‘ ulceration of the womb._
uteruo. ovarian trout) e, lndigelitlon 'or' 3‘“ troughs"? $11333“. ' "a???”
sleepleuneea? There ia‘a.tried and on or? .9. , ' ‘ “‘e' a mg.
true remedy for all these “men“ loi- flauoncy)._gcnerai dehlllty. indi‘
Lydia a Pinhham‘a Vegetable (mi “f“33‘1““3'23‘fifpfim’m3f"f’m
. ' . ‘ so w s c .. .muaa zzness.
$23?“ a)“: «23:33ng marztfimerlfiaen Ifaintnass, laasitudr. excitability. irri-
dies in the world it. regulttea- tablliiy, net-vogue“; sleepleasneaa.
atrengthena and cures diseases 0! the fl€{nn€hOI-¥'..‘ all; 0"? *{md Want-Nb
feln'aleorganiam as nothing else can. loamy-‘mvtfios J‘fzéfii‘ggg m3":
1“": “‘I'fljyt y $1? ‘l’ 2‘53”“; ““3””; in one tried and true remedy. Lydia
{llainlfgum 0 ma 0 amp. 6 “m.” E. l’litiihaiii‘a Vegetable iflunpouud at
. . once. removes snob troubles. No other
each testimony as the followmg . A. -' ' ' .
. . ‘lli in ti o. W i' ,I » v :1
should be convmciug. mcdu e i o iii has reu i ed am i
. . unqualified endorsement. No other
ngrxrih‘s?‘ Willadsen. 0! Manning. medicine lull?! such a record of euros of
" ' female ii’oulvlea.‘ Refuse to buy any
Dear Mrs. I‘l’iukham :-—- ‘ ‘
. other medicine. i0l‘.\'0u need the hunt.
‘loan truly any that Ivouhave saved myllfe . ', I
and 1 cannot with” m; gratitude m 37..., i“ A lightlieurtgtiuhct-riul countenance,
words. For two years ripen: loin of money i and all tlic'oliui'iiis of grace and beauty
in drwtprlulz without an benefit for men. I. aroilepuiitiwttipqn prop” notional the
ht-l'lllhl ll‘l’t‘fiulnl'llii‘s and had givmi up ulli bodily organ». You cannot. look Well
liOlu-s ol' art-r living well again. but. i W! ' 1. f. . ‘ f \l 1
par nailed in try man it" l‘liikhaiii‘e \"c' 1111 ”NU" 9‘ we} '
*‘4 ‘l. >‘ ..'...» .-.
mm“ ("unwound and ”H“. bullion mm Mimi itililiniiiiiiicit snll sir i. .“ 0mm
too'i-itclier'lfgtjnil ro Hi'l'ilih’lt‘t‘illlil
rini'oii mr to perfect liimltii. Had It not limp I . .
m- i'nil l “druid 1”“... been in my “my? modicum hart-Irreitii'i'd tliuiieuiida to
'llt‘llllllu .‘tl‘ll't‘lci. Lynn, blues.
... lay.“
inithum‘s Vegetable Compound 30000003 Where Others i‘cli.
., , ‘iilouble" or ain‘gi from a“ derange-
uIi at: otthe female organism which
in Ilium "l“flt inhaadaohes. hack-
‘ ii. nervouaneas. thin. bearing-down
I:
a. I
Lydia
”afflicting "
VELAST ‘
antic", TRAgt
uh mu
.mu'mr'. ‘
"no: mo ‘
mu
cowmmtrto
I or
common: 1
“KW YORK.
THEY WlLL NEVER MAT 0R PACK. LORE THElR SHAPE OR
' l
SPREAD
A. J. COLLINS a 00.,
.12 NORTH MAIN 81’. SOUTH NORWALK.
.4. m..." .. .. .m»..., 4... N. m“...
1......”“1. . mg... m... 3....
WK!!! '2.” AND $1.98. NOW 500. MOURNINO HAT! A QV’EOIALTY.
OTAMPING DONE TO OIDII. ;
AGENT FOR IANNIR PATTERNS.
B. 3. TILLOTBON’Q.
u waeumoroa oral".
a
TH! THING
- - ‘N'ow Dim. ,
There are uverai reasons for this,
they can be cleaned mm with little
been out to fit a «mm mm. and may
he limo» union In your new bomb.
0 We have some var desirable pub
turn. in Tapestry. Va vet and Amalia
e or.
A. .l. ANGEVlNE & SON.
Cash or own. 134 Wuhlngton 8t.
Parlor Tables
, At Halfnprice.
Raymond @- Son.
“Iliad 48 Malllhileei. Ntil’Willk. .
utk.‘
‘ wuii decided tonic.
property. This liaii'boeii done and $120.,
I ' 900 realized. it hoanow been decided
to purchase new’proporiy'iand to erect.
f cold.
’ . '1 2 Pill...
intake its omclill not at
annual meeting up . will no
wcaiern. ’i‘he matteriof‘tiiis d
has crcaed a great lumramoug Math»
bdlaie of the coast; intimation that ii.
a new building. Some'pi' the proceeda
from the recent sale, wililic uuod, but.
more flim‘lil‘ will he’neoded. . Discre-
tion about deiullnaudilievmldlng of
new lands are battle the” western book
agents. The Methodist buck cancel-nu
did a. business identifier exceeding. $2..
000.000.; and out at the profits there
iiiui been turned. over to the superan-
iiuntcd miniature $120,000. ’i‘hia‘wan the
iargcat financial allowing of any you:
save one, and/that. was the preceding
year. ‘ "l‘he New York house made it
spite of the fact that Cincinnati is in
spite of he lac hut Cincinnati in in
the heart of American Methodist. popu-
iaiiou. The profit was iarget‘ithdn the
amount turned over to ‘auperannunioa.
but it is, explainedthut some money
has to be retained as working capital.
The committee announces that it has
made ii. radical changes and will start.
no new 'publicniiouu. The new Sun
Francioco enterprise will be taken hold
of at once.
The ' boo}: committee has general
char alumnus connected with the
meet as of the general conference. a
quarronnial body. Al the sessions Just
held Bishop identified. on behalf or
Beaten, presented an invitation to the
conference. but the committee decided
to make no choice until 1908,1ihe con-
ference not meeting till 1908.. Next.
your a. smaller committee will he nam-
ed to iIitiidy conditions and report the
following year. From aourceaolher
than the~conimittee it. is learned that
the general conference in has Ange-
lea last. May cost American Methodism
$160,000. in spite of the tact that boa
Angelou Methodists raised and paid a
bonus. of $25,000 toward theecexpeu'
sea. bills of the meeting are not yet
all paid. it in said ihat $5,000 will bu
needed to pay all of them. The coat
of a general conference meeting in
Bunion is estimated at $100,000. Three
other cities want the l008 meeting;
Philadelphia. (‘lncluiiuii and Colum-
bus, Ohio. A conference held in one
of these cities will cost. it is estimated.
$90,000. To hold one in St. Louis in
the hcurl of Methodist membership.
will cost 75,000. but St. Louis has us
yet said nothing about wanting ii.
From private sources it is learned that
Boston may have the 1908 meeting.
probably. if it offers the $10,000 which
it will (lust more than in tin- other
titles that liavi- expanded invitations.
LA GRiPPE AND PNEUMONiA.
Pneumonia oiicn follows Ln Grippc
but never follows the use of Foley‘s
Honey and Tar. It cures la grippfi
. coughs and pi‘(‘WL‘iilii pncunionia'nmi
conuniiipilon, Ask for Foley's Honey
and 'l‘ur and refuse any substitute of-
tered. Mr. G. Vucher. of 157 Osgood
street. Chicago, writes: “My wife
had a severe case of la grippe three
years ago. and it left her with a ter-
rible cough. She tried a bottle oi
Foley‘s Honey and Tar and it gave
immediate relief. A 60 cent bottle
cured her cough entirely." Rciiiae
substitutes. Sold at Plaiated'a Drug
Store. "
NEWSPAPER SPACE VALUABLE.
More Money Made by Business Men
. ,in Using Printera' ink Then in
Speculations.
The value of newspaper space to
the business man. in preference to iii-
resting in outside speculations that.
often bring down hazardous unn
harmful results to those making the .
veniurc. is set forth by an exchange
in the following fashion:
“We find in every village plenty of
business men who are willing to iii-
vcai in all aoria oi‘ outside apocuin-
tlona.
away mining venture). and
speculations.
, stockr
Promoters find it easy
to interest them in ulmoai. any kind I
of a upcculaiion that. ligurca out. a
proili on paper. Yet the some busil-
neua men will refuse io'lnveat‘moro
than 850, $100 or possibly $200 yearly .
in printers‘ inii. Many of them never
spend a dollar in advortiaing yet. ihcy '
should realise there is no way
which they might invest money
yield a greater profit and. no way
more certain to make money than to
invent. it in newepnper space and other
plug of legitimate publicity wherein
printerii' ink is employed."
FAiLID. _
All efforts havoifailod to find a bet
tor remedy tor coughs. colds and lung
troubles than Foley's Honey and Tan
it slope the cough, heals the lung-
and preventu aeriouii recall.» from» it
J. N. Patterson. Nashua. iowu,
writeu. “Mat winter lhad a bad
in
; cold on my lungs and tried at leaiu
half a dozen adveriliiad cough merit.
clues and hadtreaimsni from two
claim without getting any benefit
recommended il'olsy'n Honey
and 'l'ar and itmthirdn of a bottle can
no me i consider it in.» greatest,
cough and lung medic-inc in the warm."
Sold at Plaiaisd'a Drug titers. "
Behave OF LITTLE aoseia
(Milwuiikde ficniimiil.
liliil'i‘oitii.
miltoru iii man which alui. got. any
map Joli i micro. by Uncle in ii editor
and they have iharc furniture to pay
for bui bu bi a editor of a little paper
on the bid papuru they pay for there
furniture befour they git ii. 'i‘hny are
:i kinda of cdiioru:
1. balls editors
2. other editors .
.. il- apoiit'ilhg mllturo.
i Would l to to ho llm spooning ed.
lior but-lip a lip gliii all the lights and
ball iiaiiim {Mr- and tho other i‘iiiitii'ri
boy when may no but ihuy donut go;
I
they unit poi lime 'rim lama milior‘ .
lit the host Job for mutiny.
cultural iaIprcity board to lick iiiuy-
douut git lirliiid much. Once my Pu
tried to lick auditor but not linked
himself and come items wtth a eye nil
hiaeli and no aidd li Willi yn rite
win: to talk away the treadmill oi the
.a.
”but.
0
mmiiiee mu; J“ ‘
«Muslin, .
Mid sell tho ‘
They will take a throw at. l'i'il t
{0‘
oi the February output. .
All our Ladiea‘ Shirt Waist:
now see.
special, $2.25.
N- E.
86 WASHINGTON ST.,
~
“IN THE SOUP."
our fine. fresh soup meats furnish
a “stock" which makes appetizlng
and healthful initials for luncheon
and dinner. But soup meat is
only a small item with asp-we
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 At its to qual-
ity, cleanlinesn and price.
SCHAUB’S MARKET
22 WASHINGTON STRIE‘I',
’Phone, 322-2.
our
LEHIGH
HIGHLAND
PHONE 342-5.
CATARRH i
cm W. CM
(lures Sore Throat
Grip and ’
50 DOSES 250,
February finds as inhne battle in: doinghusimss. .somo‘llliii
stall yet to be disposed of but much that ia‘hrlght. fresh and new.
talk about; between theme “you can do some very profitable trhtll
Price of courseia a prime factor in stimulating‘tréde at this ” ,
of the year. but it does the trick. Eew people are above being #00099.
mical. The “left overs” go at a loos, and we're glad to see them all. -
The new stuff is shaved of its rightful margin to increase the volatile I"
Children‘s Fleece Lined Vests, were use, now 19c.
Children’s Grey Mixed yd... hind Pants, were use. now too.
Ladies’ Ribbed Vests and Pants, were soc. new age. I
Men's Negligce and Still Bosnia Shim, were 50c, new ago.
One lot of Men's Fatima-Hand; and Tool: Ties, were use, now 196. , .
One lot of Men’s Gloves and lithium, were 25:, now too.
On lot of Men’s Gloves and Mittens, were soc, new ago.
One lot Ladies' Corsets in White, Black and Grey, were $1.00,
All our Furs .at one-half price.
83-85 Washington Street.
THE HARRIS a cane, co.
m w a you at his
ill
$052
“.1010“. ‘ I ‘
kitty and Ulccrutcd 0‘ mile takes on
Plcurisy cacao? the whole system itkh mingle. '
125 DOSES'SOc.
no uptempo quinine. no ultimatum. no action.
11. P. JACKSON A: (30., INDIANAPOLIS
st fen than cost.
New Spring Medals in China Sui:
Waists-white and black—value, $3;
RYAN, ,
SOUTH NORWALK.
4..
pacxaa
r
I at wilting or
mil i .
nit elicit
* ““515...” w
cars or City ~?
masons ‘Btiiiliil
300 Doses $1.00
Norwalk Chronicler