harm; controller later it and vicinity;l Fair and we: at" tel lit: 'Satnrdaycloatiymro many light rain and warmer. The die . . t‘itl'bance that was developing +1111 1111 extreme northwest yesterday morning has moved ehetwiu'd inn! is new con trhi near Winnipeg. It is producing, new Well?“ in the upper Mitosis sippl “Ville “and western portion oi the Lake region it is accompanied with very little precipitation. An are: of hi 3 pressure prevails in the south ,ern actions Conditions favor for this vicinity fair weather with rising temperature followed on Friday by ,, I'll. .._ 1?,“ ed - Vacating content. Arthur director xi wife. of Lowell Mesa. are 1133 “:3 iii 11min “Mali 151151. ‘Youmnlvertileig. 9' Brian's . Mica 0.1.1111 More ville.l all. .' nt'a to unlit. Schoileld,‘ wail» .JI Miss Daisy ’i'i’adhama. of Norwaik. ‘, W bi one when 3. in. boarding with Mutt. C i‘ denier. in that place , W L mJuno Penn. 1 cans 25c, F D L Co. . WW l. W .111: Order of the Sons of America. hold 1:1 regular meeting. last night. tuchlo toutnatnent was begun, three tables b31111: in use . wwww 1 Mr and Mini. drills Ferguson South Norwalk, in Sunday. They vy'ete the annals ot hrs."‘Feraueotra stator, Mrs.“ Theodore hurls, attShady-lane' cottage; - -—-Buy your shoes where you bu) tour elothosl Selieck & Price iicnd to foot outfitters 1'3. tow dayn with of West 115' es , reuse. of Brunch» 1' ’ ‘i’daya With her 1' or Ner- .» 01; .liht‘ Georgetown ‘- Webbington camp. No 11,911.15 ‘ A no ' of , . rove up“ to Lew‘luboro , ., Lock comp/111v Leslie A House, quirod just one week ago by the Nor walk Luck Cotnpany. died yesterday. 3 THE PROPRIETOR OF THE CLIP . Has been tied up in their cellars for over‘four months. He has become so strong they cannot hold him any longer. ‘ He will be let loose for one week commencing Friday. March 3. to vied theh customers. ' LOOK OUT FOR MM 135.“ i it) till! 1““111111 I sup ‘ nth crazy on tile bubioet‘, but; really i The Nutmeg Club. ol' Norwall‘r e‘ d a 1"egula1 mowing last night at the club rooms all net-o1 Main and Willi streets at which time the ont‘ertnlh One of the line team of horses ac- a great 111111111 different ptepamtlonti 1a change for‘ the better ' the grea 9111 retriedy‘ for coughs, chdtl, fiver body Kn ll: woody been Nat Wlil‘Cure It. m FORD FEHUAFRMSAL? TELLg‘ghK he one 11.13111 hi OW ‘Wh atvll conductor or 31‘“ answered. “Ti 31111 in to ask you to read this . r1"’£l‘_(iili Miss Annau 111’ Of ‘ We have lots 0 all cases at home” 613% as follows: ‘Fot‘liivc years I was trouble liltible cough and bron‘bhltis could not without getting relief 11 ealx I could sleep. and I became no‘_ hardly walk. and .30 air Than I too V ol. ,_ it M waalI all all taenhaio re hall 9 L t t mm I took tour bottles In all and am entirely uretl. and In petloct health 4: ‘ "New I have ilf‘t-ll talking up V do] people of South N01 walk I 3 bfillhiicd l‘hc proprlo me tropic people thin hear back marvellous results from Vin 01 till tie time that I believe it to he} 1313.161 throat and ion tron have.‘ ever sold‘ 11 our disappoints, undild o l‘iko to no lag that gives uatlstac tloh.‘ Vino . cod liver on medicine without the oil and wherever old lash bi oncblt‘lii bloli‘.‘ that. attire it F wary find: 113 in fine icttle for doing business. Some , stuff yet to be disposed of but much that' is bright. fresh and M iii talk about; between the two you can do some very profitable trailing ‘l?r1ce‘ of course is a prime factor in stimulating trade at this setup oi the year. but it does the trick. Few people are above being econ mical. The “left overs” go at a loss, and we’ re glad to see them 1 ‘. The new stuff is shaved of its rightful margin to increase the volume 'of the February output. Children's Fleece then Vesta. ‘ Children’s GreyMixcd Vests and Pants, were use, new 191:. . were 25c, now 19c. Ladies’ Ribbed Vests and Pants, were 50c. now 39c.' Men’ 3 Negligee and Still Bosom Shirts, were 50c. now 39:. one lot of Men’ 3 Four-in-Hand and Teck Ties, were 25c. now 191'. The here see attired from New York by road Just a “to ek ago yesterday and the horse that died had never been Fire Chief Parker and a detach meat of men went up to the residence 1f Httrold Portions. civil engineet, In meat committee 1"cpoitcd on the re- cent dance of tho club ”Ibo. function lone‘d cod liver oll prepmatlona ‘will do ‘ partly cloudy weather. good. Vinol will do more good for it W One lot of Men’s Gloves and Mittens, were 251:, now too. “Rockweod' 3 Cocoa 151: F. D L. Co. W. B.011nstead,of Wilton has beet engaged in Norwalk for the past week on a painting and papering contract. .Mra. Urlna Mead '.of Branchvlilt entertained her daughter from Soutl Nerwalit last Sunday: ' ' ~Seal and Plush caps. O‘Brien'g Bishop McMahon Council No. 491. Catholic Benevolent Legion olll meet this evening. Douglas Fowler Post, (i A. R311 planning“ an entertainment to be belt on March 22. "Do not forget the Elks Ball March 3 at; Arlen Hall. A. F. Mlnton, of Golden Illll street is recovering from his recent seven illness. Mrs. Joseph Gray of Norw.ulk “at the recent guest or her parents, Male and Mrs. D. S. Miller. in Uoor'getoun. ~"I owe. my whole life toBurdoci Blood Bitters. Scrofulous sores C01 cred my body I seemed beyond cure Iii?» B. has made me a pc1fectly w‘el‘ woman" Mrs Chas. Hutton. Mich. Judge Alfred E. Austin and Miss Elizabeth Anatln left town today to) a trip to Florida ' Cockt'noe Tribe. I. O. R. Iii of \‘or walk. will meet. this evening at liet Men‘s Hall in the Gazette building. 4~Celery, lettuce, kale. at Joseloff‘s. Mrs. William Warren of Norwalk it the guest of hot sister. Mrs lilrum Du vie, on Quality Iilll Ridgoileltl. ‘ Mrs ..e1'be1't Taylor has returned home to Georgetown from a visit with friends in Norwallx. '—-Stamped goods. pillow tops e111 broltlery alllts.1nt.'r'.tnrlzcd cottons all in the maik down sale at .\l. S. Smith and Company. Carl Schaub, dad, has resigned his position as waiter and assistant chef at the Imperial Cafe in Railroad ave- nue. ' A J. Collins and Company are ahlp plug a caiload of Iiirnlture to Nouga- tuck today where. 3im.aro to furnish two houses “Wilton- ~Rorkn'ood'a Cocoa 1F c l'". I) 1.120. M11. . Mrs. William ii. K’ulmoi' and hit-.15 W. ‘.J llainllnnd o Dei’kélcy street are spending 11 few «ya in New Y,orit at the home of \Ira. liavilnnd a sistet ”MM“- Willxon llauk'xa, who fell on Mon. day at the plant o‘fl‘tbo'St George Pulp and Paper Company and injured himself quite badly. in now able to be around, his escape having been very fortunate. vhf—Wm. NO GLOSS CARRIAGE PAINT MADE will wear 1111 long as Devon's. No oth~ era are as heavy bodied. because. Dav 5"oc ti Weigh .‘l to It ounces more to the pint. Sold by C 1'. Dow. .T. leqond street last evening early, to take care of a chimney fire ther.-—e-- Itamfotd Advocate. Mrs. Edwin L. Brush, of 14 Bayvlew avenue. who slipped and fell‘ln Gur- ner street. some weeks ago. fractur‘ lng one of her limbs. is now able to get about the house with thevliclp'. of crutches. ——Purc h‘om‘e rendered laid Se lb Hay on Market.‘ ' 'lbt management of the New Haven end has foun‘d‘it luressary to run the Colonial express in two sections each lay for the purpoee of accommodating (110 tr'touds going to the Inauguration uWasblngton. Conductor George Weir; of Ridge- Iield. was called to Philadepbpla last, week by the death of his brother. lie was accompanied 115' his daughter Miss Irma. Weir. A. C. Weller acted a:-; conductor during Mr. Weir's absence. ~Sweet Corn 3 cans 25C 1" D. L. CO There have been as yet no ashore to the petition to the legislature fora monument at (30111110 Beach in West pelt. which has been placed in the Town Clerks Office. Evidently Stain ford patrons have troubles of theil own in the monument Iiuc. W- . , The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society of the First Metho dist Episc‘o opal Gbutch will be held at he residence of Miss Julia Byxbec. No Ii South Main str,ebt Saturda5 aftei loon.‘Morch «lib; at. :1 o'clock. A full attendance is earnestly desired. wit Ib pail pure home 1"cndeied lard for the. Bayes Market The members of Lauri-1 Lodgc Daughters of Rebekah. will come to South Norwulk Ihla evening. leaving Stamford on the 7:13 train, to visit Eureka Lodge of this place. Some candidates for admission to Laurel lodge will be initiated in Norwalk. Airs George W. Palmer of ill: Ann street who ii'CenIly full and 1m clutl 11 fracture of her simuldir sustain: d ,aecond tall Tuesday afternoon. in out street and iniured' herself in the Filing way. The injury is quite scr- lous and it will be some weeks before Mm. Palmer will be able to leave the house. «~I—Iundreds of useful things in the kitchen department in' the mark down sale. M. S. Smith & Co. W 1’. Harris. James .I lim'un, I A. Frc5'lld11‘li‘.lil Lenin F iii. ”Huttmt E. J.‘.l’olunltz. I Iii. White: New Y'2mk George W. Chandler. New inudon; W. Baker. Providence: 8. Human. Glovcravillc, N 1'; W. I‘ Pavmnlcc. italmuazoo Mich: Charles II Wheeler Springfield. \lasm 11.,Mac. Tanaci't W. A. .Iouca, New liav n' l’. Richards, C. ll Smith, ll W 01 minimum. Don ton: hire. 0 (‘larko Jersey City, W A. Power. Iiurti‘md (I'llffmd lltlraun- liiin, Newport. Now. \a..; ll. Wilcox Hartford, F. W 11111 Italoifntcin Brook- I511 were 1111011.. 5I'Htoi‘llay at the no tel Clifford. a Young Fowl 0139.196 Young; Turkeys ., Fresh Cal. Home; very Native Veal "Roast, ‘.Wunu.. Prime Rib R 9.51,“ and. RibRoa ‘1; " fiber. Shoulder‘fiiioa‘ Wrequarter'fipringg ' Smoked Goodewémhli fierwm Saga ~—-Fat [hackerel be Joselolll a T611 and 18o lb . 250 1b ow, 100 lb 146 and 16¢ ‘p .100 and 12,011 mic 1'91' 62 South Main Street... Cor Harland 14c and 160 lb ' 100 lb "163 lb proved to be a very ar‘utlf5ing suc- ableto leave the stall. _ coils in every pmticullil The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been in. use for over 30 years, has harm: the 1513111511 lure of , and has been hiado‘ under his pet- “ m sonnl supervision slime itslui'nncy. a Aflow no one wdeccive. you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and “Jtistms-gootl” are bull Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of infants and Childronwlixperio’iiee organist Experiment. . What is CASTORIA Castorln. is a harmless snbstitutte for Castor Oil, Pare- gorlc, Drum and Soothing. Syrups. It; is Pleasant. Ill contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. the age is its quarantec. It destroys Worms and alloys li‘ovo'rlslmess It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieving Teething: Troubles, cures Lonstlpntlou and Fintuioncy. It; assimilates the Food, regulates the Simuaeh 11nd Barrels. giving: healthy and, natural clean» ‘ The Children’s Pan oear~Tlto Mother's Friend; .- cedume’ CA3TQR|A ALWAYS Bears the Signature of The 111111 Hate 1111151 Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. NI ”mono out-Mm. 1? Mann" unset. new vonn em. . _ .1 .. "MM -...... .a-..w . . v...» A .- .. .. .._.. cc»- . ._m.—.._....7.e~.: The cook’s Idea of a practical. economical. responsive and easily managed cooking device is fully met in the. lib Range. it has every tip-to~tlntc improvement and invention for saving time. fuel and labor. and that is why the Boston, New York, Provi- deuce. Worcester. New Haven and Hartford CookingVSchools use andrgcommegd Hub Ranges. ,They are the world‘ri best by any test. A J. Collins 6: Co. Funeral Director and Embalmer. 12 NORTHQMAIVN Sfi‘. f‘ .. scorn NORWALK . 1"fl 45. Um” ~31“, AND oTYLE are the first points to be coneidcred in furniahlng a home. ’I‘here in it it‘ll nunulouu dim run '. can the room with a badly assorted lot at Furniture. is doliclouh to the 1153113 and pawert'ul as a cut alive agent. i "I'vvlsh every person 131 South Nor. walk who is own-hum c run "down. debilitated every old 3(person. every weak woman every auiIcier with fall coldn, bronchitis OI incipient consump tion, c5 cry nervous irritable person or any Olin suffering with stomach tron bios \vould take adtantago of my goal- antco to refund the money if Vlnol . does not help them and restore them i to health Please call at our 5131‘ e and ‘oaru more about it" The Clifford i'ltnr‘mucy. PUTNAM CAMP GROUND. Annual Report Just Made to Governor-“L 11y Commissioners. Governor Robelt's has resigned from the commissioners of the Israel Put nam Memorial Compground there re port covering the two years which ended September JD. 1901 The report cluouicles the 111010 important doings of the commission during that period including: an amount of the visit to the campground on Bunker Hill Dal. June 17. 1903, of Governor Chamber- lain staff 3 his officers and the Put- nam Phalanx. 'I‘b‘o' repott contains the historical addresa made by George A. Parker; oi Har'tfotd mutembci of the commission; and 'Dr. losopli I'll Roots address on “The Colonial Sol titer of the Continental Army." The death of Judge L5 111.111 I) Brew titer, of llunbury, who sorted on the commission from July 1 111111.1111111 his titlilil Full ll 1904 is Ietllnply rep-1' rod to and tlu' v. ’tilli to the commlaslou of Judge Brewster's acrylces is ac- lxuowlodcod. The report declares that the com- mission Ixela that it is unfortunate that the campground has come to be known popularly no 'Putnnm Park. ” as the use of this llllv is apt to (carry the lmpicsslon that the state is nmln~ talniue at the public expense 11 public puik which is only local in its purport 11-1. \\ htlc the commission undoiatnnds flint the purpose of tho ..tatc was in establish. commonly understood, bill ground which should be a by a grateful state to the sufferings which took place" there The elloris of 1111' ctunmisslou have been to that end Mention is made of the needs at. the around among them accommodations for the path keeper The approprla tions for the two wars which ended Septtmber 30 lllll-l. amounted to iiv in!) and the expenses (iillilii; that per- lod were $1.233 lit leaving a balance of $113137. The visitors in 1903 were 9.1310 and in 1904. 10.270. l 11 camp "memorial ~......... .. .-...._.....___. LUNGS. "Several years since 1115‘ lungs were an badly affected that I had many hotn- orrhauctt.” writes A. M. Akr, or World. Ind. “I look treatment with several iliii'lliltil‘illbl \titilout 11115 benefit. l then s 111' ted to lake 1. olcv a llonty and Far and my lungs are now as sound as a bullet I recommend it in ad- vnuccd Matron of lung il'.onblc " Foley'a Honey and 'l‘ar utopa tbt- cough and heals the lupus, and prevents aci'louu reunite from a cold. Refuse H‘ltbutl- tutmt. Sold 111. l’lnlulcd‘n drug store. I! MM‘WW-u NICHOLS UNDERWEAR CO. New Nicely Located on the Top Floor of the Wright Building. The Nichole Underwear Corporation in now nicely located on the top lioor of the erith building, at the corner or North Main and Union streets. South Ntii‘wlik. ' Charloo iii Nichole in the enterpris- ing; can hustliup tleaeurm and mum: not of the remnant-1.111 connection with the plant. tlm manager ball 11 lit; fin prtatin': t.’ to that he conducts himself The l'Ollilii‘llliOll line toi'ty- still my (liliili'il. 11111115 of them apoclula. ill it'll prevent plant and thirty live bands are and the mom with approptinte fut‘nblh inch tastefully arranged. if you me your house. new In the time to the new article. as we are receiving anode every duv for the Spring Trade and you get tlret choice. , CASH on cacoir ‘A. J ANBEVINE it SON . full or Credit. Bargains it. Ready to were Hate WERE $2.98 AND 91.9.9 NOW 60c. MOURNING HATS l SFBCIALTW UTAMHNG DONE TO OD! BK AGENT FOR BANNER PATTERNS. . o. o “anorectic: e. at WAGHIMGTON arise-1'. ' - cobra a’oiimta, cons ' " ‘f’i,.i“.. ...‘ . . . “I thinking of itlfurpiahing any part. of, buy: 1311 Washington at. mnpioycd. in hilt that proapcctne sent out to the trade Manager Nichols tiliili‘ii that the business of the corner» iition baa Increased fill z-R'por cent. purine the past, year, without onetlio autistic d minimum. tin vol'ttl i‘tun'cm'ntniiveii travel in all path: of the country in the iuterontli of the "ittnprcse Ultdorninalina." DEATH HATE lN NEW YORK AND CHICAGO. During November and December. omitttb oi the deaths to New and Chicago were from enema. Foley’s honey and Tilt not only steps the tough but posit littenethcaa the tunes and prevents pneumonia. so do not take cheaper on a co id wearing away When clay“: Honey and Tar will care you quickly and proventtaerious reunite. atom at riatcted'r chic 111m. ' ”In... Iloifit .nic. not a park, as the term 11% CURED HEMORRHAGES OF THE "4 30110313251. On lot of Men's Gloves and Mittens, were 50c. now 39c. All our Ladies’ Shirt‘Waists at less than cost. One lot Ladies’ Corsets in White. Black and Grey. were $1.00 now see. All our Furs at one-half price. 83485 Washington Street. _ -- --.._11 New Waists. New Spring Models in‘China. Silk Waists—kwhite and black-value,l$3; special, $2.25. N. E. RYAN, 86 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK. " .1" Fewer enormous. Not for Saturday—but Every Day ll- Nice Small Smoked Hams .......... ..12clb,. f“ Nice Smoked Bacon ............................... 14c lb. strip. Chopped Beef ................................................ ... 100 lb. Chuck Steak ..................................................... 10c lb. Butter in Print .................. . .............................. .. 280 it). Fresh Eggs ... .................................................. 30c doz. Link Sausages .................. ' ..................... ' ......... 2 lbs. 25c Ground Bones ..................................... . ........ 6 lbs. for 26¢ Turkeys, Roasting Chickens. Fresh Home anti Fresh Shoulders. JACOB SCHAUB, «mueneouemeouumume LEHIGH . 'Phone, 322 2. ‘ THAT’S ALL. HIGHLAND PACKER THE HARRIS 8c GANS CO. PHONE 342-5. 68 WATER s'r. OWWWOWW 3.3va YOU '0‘an BRAZILIAN nit: cum, 3 ' ANTISEPTIC; . | _, fl _ fiflfimi ‘ ”11’ I I cows , GRIP CROIlp. V would ' 11124110135. " OLD COUGHS BRONCHITIS 11m W. M“ MW DNSU.‘ “PTION Territornmen 1‘25 998 '. ‘ Sedimentation” " . 3. at. Jackson a no... modem 5 . L‘ s. »' QM“ .
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