hair it hyszoRiA
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‘ .. Drill)! Pull Mihmtfimws- It is Plea-unt- It
1 m "hamstring? narrates lift-OM? ‘W
ea , . .‘WW ,1 Memoirs. ,1 . 9m:
rollov- were are. lit Which-noes “(1th
a. i We! mouth .8 WW5. euros Commotion
Ffitflgog. It as taintoltgho Food.'reiuiittes‘ttiio
_1 "domain““lfmwsm‘éfi nirm’i'il‘nflfi‘a'f’” "mm
Jenni»: CASTQRIA mm
_/ nitrides pimp: .
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m'iou'iartinyoint
l 1|». Use For Over 30 Yearis.
‘ vita es'itvivn avenue. vs miner Nadia viiieui. “ '
urniture on ;; ref ‘ it.
A J Angevinc 8v Son.
184‘ Washington Street.
Booth Norwaik. Conn.
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0i (louse Not Alive l
But. We deliver meet. so fresh that
it, couldn‘t. be fresher without being
alive. As it matter of flirt moat
should hung for a. tiny or two to make
healthful food. and our modern moth.
ads of preserving assure yoit sweet,
tender, juicy and altogether good
meals at all times. Orders filled
promptly.
cl. W. DODGE.
Successor to Jacob echsub.
22 Washington Street. 'Phone 322-2
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Men's irousers Specials for this Week.
3 WATCH WINDOW FOR SPECIALS.
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YRIGHT CLOTHING CO.
,e Wart-t MAIN s'r. scum NORWALK
" WM ‘ HARRY GOODWIN. Manager.
”5 V'Extra Eitr;
“‘xtra.
y ' Coal at $4.50.
« NO. a NUT. the largest size in town. at $4.50. 'Also the high-
est grades of Anthracite at the 10 west prices.
' A trial order will convince you.
Remember we are the only dealers that keep the price down
for you because we do not belong to any combine. '
t1 lit-snot for us prices would have been higher, so patronize the
firm that is saving you money on every pound you buy.
liERSHFIELD & Still
3. f I i t
”7M“. Tel. cos-5. ' '
Vii”. water Street. Telephone 236-3.
Public Market. 2 So. Main St
John T Hayes. 5 Main street. Norwnl
m- ...M .“Wmuuwu
‘ liti'ialen. he prdlttplt‘ddolt untapped
‘ the circumstances.
in nail the Latest?
1 little. ' .
. ; lion and other purely vegetable ex-
tort. oi simian. irritant; .
the h lot costs which he
hopes the the ‘msmt‘lof ti ‘
1 willllitl ‘ his, .Iutt‘tlce curries
Mhmthv mum; W
id hottest on rail over the tiny.
hioli was Iii. but when he haematite
Illtrou h his counsel. Aitorneyiildwhrd
to thorloivii common pleas court. . 'I'lio
WNW ‘Wlh » showed «and the ease is
returned to the Feber term of the
hlalter tribuml.
Mr; Dalton: vwas‘wfor several years
In the employ of the immobile coin-
pany‘of America. Recently he had a
job at. watching to do ‘in‘ Btrntfo’rd.
Whileou his rounds he met “‘the
Rooster boy" and they call a small
bunch 'of disturbance “mailer over In
the townwoi‘ .ludoon.‘ Sta“, Peck, el
0 it.
According to Mr. Dalton. the boy
culled him it vile name. He promly
look at; trip to the store predicted over“
by Mrs: Mary Keener. mother of the
boy. She. would not. bound him a
hearing, so he says. and finally drove
him outxof therefore with the broom.
Then she had him arrested for breach
of the peace and abusive" language.’
Juctlce Peck heard the case. yester-
day afternoon. He decided that Mr.
Keener had no right to butt Into the
store. that, thy doing so he Invited
trouble. As the offense was rather a
ntludr one: he‘ would lmpoue a‘ smull
iine‘ with the costs. and there was the
sting. The Ilnc‘ would be $2, the jus~
tire said and Mr. Dollop concluded
he was being let down dually under
But when no
costs Were above rm his smile came
off quickly and be formulated his up-
until.
THE ORIGINAL.
Foley d, Co, (:iiicugo, originated
Honey and 'l‘ar as n throat and lung
remedy. and on account of the great
merit. and ‘populiirit y of Foley‘s Honey
and Tan mimy imitations are offered
for the genuine. Those worthless im‘
Stations have similar sounding names.
Beware of them. The genuine Foley’s
Honey and Tor Is in a yellow package.
Ask for it, and renters any substitute.
it is the best remedy for coughs and
‘colds. Sold tit Plnisted‘s Dru'p
Store. "
PRESIDENT MELLEN’S TART AN-
SWER.
Tells Boston People That Their Inter.
est; Are Cat-ed For.
President Mellon of the New York.
New Haven and Hurtfrod railroad
tiituie today the following statement in
regard to Mayor Fitzgerald‘s plan for
representative Boston directors of the
New Haven mud:
“Charles F. CilOt’lll‘ mid Nutiinlel
Thnyer are director» of the New liu-
veli company, and how. been for yours.
and they itrc identified with the liilt'l‘r
outs of Boston in many large wuys.
“Posisibly they have not yet met
Mr. Fitzgerald in conectlon with those.
interests.
“We believe them to be representa-
lIVe men who coiliuimitl the. confluence
of the stockholders and the public in
every way."
“The. exigencies of pollilt‘ul lli'o iuiiko
men .oftlnie say litany things cum-
lesuiy, and ninnywhich they do not
menu.
We hope when M r. Fitzgerald meets
our Boston directors he will find them
equipped fully to the standard of
what Boston representatives should
be."
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CHRONIC CONSTIPATION CURED.
One who suffers from chronic consti-
pation is in danger of many serious
ailments. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup
cures chronic constipation as it iiids
digestion and stimulates the liver and
bowels. restoi‘lng the natural uctlon oi
these organs. Commence taking It to-
day and you will feel better atonoe. Orr
lno Laxative Fruit Syrup does not nun-
seate or gripe and “is very pleasant to
take. Refuse substitute». Sold in
'Plfllflif‘d's Drug Store. "
GROUND l8 WHIEE; CHEEKS ARE
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Show and Tingling Winter Weather
Blow in at Last.
Reul wintry weather greeted Nor-
wnlkoril yostorduy morning for the
first time find "H u nuturul rot-lull tht‘
first “snow shovel blisters“ of the
your adorned the bonds of that mem-
ber of the fitniily whose lot it. wan to
remove the beautiful white mobile
from the sitiownik uuil'to shovel tho
olothos polo ppm for the wushludy.
.llii’k li‘rout puidwd the mercury
down to within to degrees of the zero
mark. milking it tho coldmd day so
fur with the exception .of today, anti
iutiiilnrs, our hips, itir siovou nud tight
buttoned coins were everywhere in ev
idenoo, together with a "rummy" tliit
on the one pin-t ot‘ the phla. which It
Is Imposuililt- to protect, namely the
nose.
BEAUTIFUL SOUTH NORWALK
WOMEN.
The Secret of Their Increasing Charm.
It is really surprising that In such
a short time there should be so murk.
ed an improvement In the appearance
of so many south Norwallt ladies. but
it. is not. surprising when the cause of
this improvement. tit ltnowu. And them
into groutiiiyittery about It, lifter tilt.
Drop to mom My day now lit fluxlur's
drug store iiiid you itrc likely to «no
unit of the ultimate/rapping up it bottle
of the llitlo tablets that do too much to
improve the appearance of one‘s oom-
ploitlon. Bright. «you, it ruddy slow,
itiid u complexion rm from piniplou.
suilnwnestt and tooth spots may he had
by livery women who will (like one or
two lunkolu Tonto Tablets at bed-
Tiloito tablets contain minors
treats that Iii“! known “:11in I militia
five action for sitili affection. and be:
but both a. laxativesnti it topic they
nutrition the circulation open the
“I carom tits iiclton oi the
w v. tinnitus the liver
‘ 1 ‘ a iii the nine tlhis cure biiu
Wm merits epithet be.
A r~u.‘
enrich the to
The cost inn 25 mu, 1
satiofaph ll 1
it. i
‘l’alsl‘illélié hi5 7..
tvhtin its {native
derhtood 1 ....
chiap‘cOd li
phosphilc$.3,c£l
it‘ll?
‘ Wide 1
soda, and g 1 file, their:
is combine 3' ‘ Scott’s
Emulsion the host eta:
merits of nourishment-land
strength _ building linown
to medical Science. Any
physician will tollyou this.
The use of'tll‘e‘sc ingrcdl- ,
ants in the pro' or prepor-
tio’ns; thcemppymcnt of ‘
only the purest grade of
each, and'to camb’tnc them
perfectly is the Secret of
the success ' Oi ScOtt's
Emulsion. You will not
find a- more certain way to
step waste. build flesh and
strength and supply nour-
ishment than through
Scott’s Emulsion.
SCOTT a BOWNE. 409mm at. New York.
fitnT
new Lennon aim. noasso.
Charges Her Finance With stealing
Diamond Worth 3150.
NEW YORK, Jan. low-«Sophie Din-
mond. l9 years old,» of New London.
Conn, was found unconscioua in ii
Riverton street tint yesterday with one.
of hor fingers torn sndcut where a
din-mono hllfi been pried. from its set—
ting in ii ring. scream» issuing from
this tint, nttrncted the attention of the
police who found the door locked .nnd
forced their way into the apartments.
Misti Diamond’s assailant bud disnp‘
poured.
When i‘evi‘Viad from her faint the
girl charged that her sweetheart. Jose.
ph i’eckler, tutti her landlady, Mrs.
her while the man nflfidmut the stone.
from her finger. Shh'dnuie here from
New London she Hi three days alto
to marry Peckler. ‘odtiy when he
route. to call on her and she refused
his i‘I'illlPtIl, to give him her diamond
ring, she, says that Mrs. Friedman held
her while the man cried out. the stone.
The landlady wasnir listed on the
girl’s complaint. but? oliler was not
found. The girl _ I ..ths diamond
was worth ”50. T .. . .aeni. her
to a hospital to have. he ring unwed
off her iintler to prev nt bioolr poison.
tug.
m
——'l‘ho little folks low1 Dr. Wood's
Norwuy l’ine Syrup. Plensont to tithe:
perfectly harmless; positive cure for
coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthmu.
N0 PICTURE WAG TAKEN.
Greenwich Party Stunting for Califor-
nia Has a Narrow Escape.
GREENWICH. Jim. lO.«A party
of Greenwich people who started on
‘t California trip yesterday niternoon
had an unpleasant experience to mark
their iiepitrture. but. fortunately no
one was harmed. The members of the
nurty are w. J. Smith and two dangli-
era. Catherine and Mary: Miss Ethel
Bowles; Mr. and Mrs. Philip Finne-
can and Rev. Father Fituorttld of
the Catholic Church. They are to
travel iii it special our and the jour-
ney will be i0.0tl0 miles in length. The
car was at this stitliou, wnitlnti for the
westbound express, when a local pho-
tographer secured permission to pho-
tograph the party. The members
were lined upon the truck amt were
waiting for the exposure when the
photographer saw the oust-bound ox-
press coming. lie bud iust’ time to
warn the purty out of tho way as the
ulibretto tluubetl by. No picture wnH
taken.
“Truly mlruciilouu seemed the recov-
vry of Mrs. Mollie Holt, 0! this place,"
writes .l. i). It. Hooper, Woodioi'd.
Tenn. "she won ito worried by coughinu
up punt; from her lungs. Doctors de-
rlored her cod so near that her family
bud watched by her bedside fortyoilht
house: when. lit my urgent request Dr.
King‘s New Discovery with given her.
with the astonishing result that lint
movement hem; and continued until
she doaliycomplctoly recovered, and
is a healthy womantoduy." Guaran-
teed cure for ooulhil and colds. 50c
and ".00 at F‘. H. Baxter's. South Nor-
Walk, and E. P. Wood's. Norwalit. drug-
gtuts. 'i'rtiil bottle free. "
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VERDICT FOR "0.000.
Awarded to New Haven Lad Against
John H. Itsrin. '
NEW YORK. Jun. lomlhtniaires of
Slouch were awarded yesterday to
Wnltcr R. Malioy. it fotirlnon-yeor-old
boy of New Haven. Caitlin when leg
was chewed by a butt and amputated
in consequence st ih linen. lie woe
viewing stuns caged hours in New Htia
van on the dock of'John ii. tiltsriu.
when one of the adiiiitilii potted his
about not of the mob and cumin tho.
boy‘s to. at the amide. The suit was
brought .liguliifl Mr. 3min.
A mounting.r outings wortru
. ii. 'i‘hurties. twilight)“ coal or»
m I' of Budgie 0., writers: "1 have
been afflicted with hgguoysod bladder
trouble for years. . fit smut sud
stones with «proclaim will. i‘lot,
no relief truth medicine. until i begs
their a
. Aim
id Foley’s tiller cure.
my? watt iiu . A few
parted s
on 'Y
“relation rAs‘tee . . . . . . Moo
cams ultimo comes ...... e in
tnoh'uo‘s
CHIFFONIIRO. B DRAWING ”$5.50
No. 89 North" Mail Street. A
PQ‘R'i‘li, Wilhelm. .
Knockeo our zoosouwoen;
Dahbury him. at 125 Poufidl, Did
" ' the deb. ”
Criminal Common Pleas Court open-
od yesterday with Judge James it".
Walsh on the bench. The jury [was
selected to try the case of William
Hanlyon for assault and breach pi the
peace, as follow: Albert Wakeman.
Bridgeport: Stephen ’l‘roudwetl, Dun.
bury; Caleb M. Purity. Dimbury: Shawl
E. Mead. Greenwich: Albert. M. Ben-
ticr. Greenwich; lievi S. Weed. New
Canaan; Patrick C. Crows; Birdsley,
Newlown; Nicholas Martin, Oscar-w.
Raymond. Norwalk: Lyman Keeier.
Ridge-field; Henry W. Coley, Westport.
After reporting iii 3:35 for instruc-
tion by the. court. as to whether they
could find the accused guilty on~one
charge instead of both, and being told
they could. the jury again retired, but.
in ten minutes reported a verdict of
guilty of breach of the. peace. which
was the second count of thecompialnt.
At 4 p. m. Hanlyen was sentenced to
thirty days in jail.
0n the 18th of inst. September Han-
lyeu was smelting on the rear sect. of
ii trolley car on the Danbury and
Bethe] street railway. He was pill off
the. cur. later he went. to the our burn
to inquire the reason. There he met,
George Klinzing. superintendent of the
road, who had words with him. The
superintendent weighs 200 pounds.
litinlyeu weighs but 125 pounds. A
light ensued in which the superintend-
ent was knocked tlown ,and'out. Han-
lyen was arrested
breech of the peace. Friends raised
money in Donlniry and hired Charles
W. Murphy to, defend Ibo accused.
Murphy put. up so strong a case thiit
iiunlyen got off with a sentence on it
simple disturbance of the peace when
the case yesterday reached the Jury.
r—n—u—d-a—t
Perfection can only be attained in
the physical by nllowinx Nature to up-
propriuto tthd not. dinslpdr‘e her own re-
sources. Cathartios gripe. *Wealienw
dissipate, while DertI's Little Early
Risers simply expel all putrid matter
and bile, thus allowing the litter to
tissume normal nativity. Good for
the complexion. Sold by The Clifford
Phni'iiinoy. "
VALUE OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
To the man in business or contem-
plating entering any of the various
fields of enterprise. no matter what.
the. unsolved problem of how best to
attract and hold trade, like a habit he
would faiu throw off. is ever present
with him. The word “advertise" is
the magic word of success. but "How ?"
is the ttocrot that lies hidden in the
bosom of abstract speculation.
The opliimist says. "Use every means
known to the successful business man.
nnd everything will be fish that comes
to your net." The pessimist says. “Dis-
card all the devices that have. been
evolved in the brain of men who have
devoted their lives to the one idea of
how best to bridge. the chasm between
the goods on the shelf and the daddy
dollar in the pocket of the prospective
purchaser." in it sense we should be
optimists. All advertising In profit-
shlo. but the judicious advertiser will
link himself, "Whom shall i invite und
what the form at invitation?"
So for nothing has been so effective
as illustrations, and this of course
comproheuds the catalogue and other
art work. Words may be convincing.
but. illustrations. even though .they be
cartoons. are more attractive nod con-
sequently iniilie more lusting impretr
tdons. it Is not essential thut, the pic-
ttire have any direct, connection with
the articles offered, but it, must be
cleaning to the eye and the connection
between the two deftly and fet‘chlnxiy
drawn. The .overolls mukor who do
started the cut, of twu bulldogs; each
with ii trousers leg in hill mouth try-
ing to tour them asunder. impressed
the person who new It with the "never
rip" quality of his goods. and his
brand would nuiurnily he, sought--
il. A. Lowers.
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HALF THE WORLD WONDER!
how the other half lives. Those who
use Bucklon's Arnion Salvo never »
wonder if It. will cure Cuts. Wounds» -
Burnett, sores and till akin eduptlohs:
they know it will. ' lira. areal 8hr.
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curt: ROOKIRO.............01M‘
for assault and‘
Meantime res-7.
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Some Sensible Petticoats.
.. We Call attention today to a few remarkable values in
the way of Petticoats, the‘sensible kinds that can be worn
every day, that look stylish and are durable. 1 ‘ jl
A lot of Bi-iliianeine and Italian Cloth Skirt-s in older» 1
cut models. all up to date? in cut and fashion, and finihltcd -
.iii the most thorough filanllpf.‘rt¥‘g1ilarly $3.98 ‘and $4.25.
, ‘ to Closeout at $2.98. , '
A few Black Brilliantine Skirts of excellent quality. but in
short lengths only, regular value $é.5o. .
at $1.98. 1 ,g'
Black Mercerizcd Petticoats. worth $1.25, at 98c, ‘
Bla'ck Mercerized Petticoats, worth $1.50, at $1.25.
A fé'v'v dosenBlac‘k Sateen Petticoats to closeout tit 69c.
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Laces and Trimmmgs.‘
’l‘wo center counters at the «Lace Section are filled with
:i collection of odd pieces of Lace. Point VertiSe. Orientals. ‘
Mechlins. Chantiiiys and Platt Vals. handsome Yak and
Silk Guipures in bands and medallions. There is the strong
temptation to buy regardless, for there is much of beauty
and prices are absurdly low. _ . . ‘ ; “
l'landsomr black Yuk Edgings for silk pctticoats. "‘
Venisc All overs at exactly llztlt' regular prices. “
("kids and ends of Luce Fmiitings.
,\ lot of Linen Lace insertions at 5c :1 yard.
Look at our Special Clearance Sale of Dress Trimmings.
l’nssemcntcries. Braids. Persians. etc. ' ' 3
Attractions in Upholstery.
There are lots of interesting things on the third floor.
You are thinking of new i'urlaiiis. Lace 0r Madras, of Sash
Curtains or Sofa Pillows. of Couch Covers or Window » '
Shades. just L‘Ollii‘ and look over the values spread out this
week.
Samples of Nottingham and high Point Lace, at iOC.
Velours, 50 inches wide, worth $3.00 a yard. now $1.50.
(hid pairs of Lace Curtains at just half price.
Odd Shades, worth (loo. zit 25c.
Sofa Pillows. 50c. llead’itests. 29c.
Silknlincs. 5c :1 yard. "'
Third floor, elevator.
The DQM. Read c9.
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After our large Christmas trade we
Holiday
Goods which we will close out at prices
have small quantities of
that warrant the above bending.
PICTURES, ill and the were 25c. >
PICTURES. 260, were 50c. i . it
PICTURES, 50c, were 98c.
CALENDARS. he. would and lilo.
CALENDARS. 10c, were 250.
FANCY GOODS, he. were 100.
FANCY GOODS. 10 find 160, were
20C.
Similnr reductions on better grades.
i. llliKElllllll “Ill,
84 Washington It. loath Namath. Oi. ~ _ '
Telephone 34‘.
nan n. Reynolds 8h, apt-insane, ill.. y ‘
says: "i retard it one at the abso
lute necessitteti of housekeeping."
Guaranteed by i“. ii. Baxter Comb
Norwaik, and n. r. wm, not-vain.
alumnus. 25o. "
PRINTING KNOW OF NO VlOs
“ LIN C ' '
CHKhiin, Jim. ‘iO.-Wltii biotin
raised dramatically above their hoods.
m striking printers yesterday toget-
her took onto that. they know of no vie.
lanes in connection" with the ‘ytriits
against the shops of “urethane WM-
ihblse inhilliu‘lied on! August as. The
declaration was mode before s neuter
public or the notion shin pip sirlherr'
meeting. _ '
'i‘he sworn rudiment will be eluted
in the hearth of the contempt caret
.. . Will It with awhile.
‘l‘; .~ ‘ .7 ‘ 1 I. _0 i‘
Inst Frost tit it. Wei ti and
$or leader; to“? {ghost-spilled holed
0 . MW ‘ , b‘“;
it is her “potpourri “vinyl" —.
v ,
,Vitudlor‘nyinan was visiting oilfield ”lirciirteio A"
me win mastering lost. in. win} 7 , titu‘r9r,
I treat talker. and will irate-tithing. ion ,OTOI'. log-“1
with him. “My poor old men." be field are ‘ «00m ’ ._
we. "I test so sorry for "you. you tampon ll Trinity Churohr
must be my lonely." After it few ministers or the coup”;
inlutiieh the old than Incline up dild‘tii the overstufmifit v
stint: “Yes. not no. yes, uni loin-,2: or a disruption... .w‘. 1 ‘7. .
WET: than with? out on basis, "but ti other routine bouillon! iii, , , . .
‘ils dulet."-'i‘ito .1 candor. 1 service wailioid last 1 kinder
t“ 1
- i
roe dendrite—«"riioio' nutrient Plumb. of the .t
mulls s d ,, Mints that because one. in Archdsi’eoti ‘
of our tuliulr Is multimillion welders moon Arena
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