It'll! _m Midi“!
. lie all? familial“ : thorn 1 with that
aim that Icmade at, a nomadic .
. not motorists. at the best workman- ~
ship and with a style and finish. that
is beautiful andartistic." It In tho most
comfortable
Cil. OFFICERS.
Loot Night by Fast Grand
. j,i‘-Iogcnt«aoynton.
iii: recently elected officers of Po
lit: Council, [loyal Arcanum. ol
dig-wort! Installed last evening
‘ f» Grand Ragnar. E. B. Hoyn
t fini‘tfot‘d. assisted by Grand
try Blu‘dick, of Stamford.
V' ,ndidalc Was also initiated luto
mysteries of the order and n soc»
inc and unitel‘lninniont followed
. recites ivci'e made during the cv-
Why the wishing grand officers
, .‘JOIIll “Burr, the‘rclirlng rc-
’ ‘ a Council, Mr. Barr
. ork the Council has
bring the year, and also conduct
‘ gaborf. memorial sorvicc for (loorge
‘ Is. the only member Ponnssus
'oil has lost by death during tho
st closed. >
'Ii’ll entertainment features of the
‘ Ing'wero furnished by the conu
rchestra‘. Refresmncnts were
'1.
- ’,1906 officers are:
gent—Chester S. Sellcck.
WRexentwltarles L. Holmes.
rant Regent—John M. Burr.
flrator~lrredcrick Thompson.
fillidWl—lerbert Pollard.
Chaplain—~11. K. Pooicy.
‘ "den-W.‘ .I. Benedict.
putryu-Fi .E. Smith.
Collect.or~0. .13. Jackson.
Becretnryw—Charics E. Seymour.
Treasurerw-H. P. Price.
‘ l‘nniees—-C. E. Curtis. A. A. Bolts
all L C. Green.
W-‘M
coNoE's'rion (in THE ISTHMUS.
Pacific Mall Steamship Campany Dis-
" ' claims all Respoaibiiity.
SAN FRANCISCO. .lan. ills-4t. l’.
dehwerin, vice-presldont and general
manager of the Pacific Mail Steam
Ship Company, said yesterday: 'I‘hc
lflc'Mnll is in no wise rcsponsiblc
donjecllon on the isthmus. 0n tho
contrary. bur ships bavo bccu compcl-
led to lie orcr at Panama for 13. In
and 20 days when thcy should l't-‘Illfllll
at Panama. not lnorc than a wook and
have had to work early and Into
his end of tho lino trying to kccp
. em on their schedule. I do not
know the causc of tho congosiiou on
the isthmus. for i bavo not boon thorc.
I know. howorcr. that tho l’uciilc .\luil
Ill just as kcculy iutcrcstcd in thc
Panama tradc as II orcr was. It is
true that somo of our stcnnn-rs huvo
come away from Panama without full
cargoes. but tho roason for It is thcy
. J’hnve not. given us lilo ircigbt.
. FANK OFFICIALS MUST APPEAR
Must Bring Notes Deposited by Henl‘y
. C. Wheeler.
Deputy Shcrift‘ Scullcy this morning
‘ served subpocuns upon lion. it). t).
» Keeler. presidcnt of tho It‘uirilcld
County National linnk and :l dircclor;
in a. numbcr ot' oihcr com-urns also'
upon Louis C. (ircon, cilsllicr of tho
bank. to upponr bcfori- tho city l‘ourt.
, of Bridgcpori. on Saturday morning at
”*1‘ o'clock, and to buvo with thoul any
and all uotcs dcuositod in tho bank by
.uront strides of the dairy industry in
‘ndvnnccd methods in roguo. and mul-
rice. Our chose are made. from the
shoe for winter that is
lactic.
Bthdm
no wsonlhorou was",
oourn NORWALK.
Tot. 324-2.
1
_,,.._,.
M0088 TO REMAIN PASSIVE. -
Will
Wait Until Conference Enter-
Laot Stage Before Acting.
AIIGECIRAS. Spain. .lan. l‘Lwac
Iologalos to tho Moroccan Conforcncc
“ooh a day of leisuro‘today, in ordor
o cnnblc tho socretarics to get ready
'or their work. Sonic spout the limo
n preparing with their junior collciv
{tics for the discussion of tho survoil-
once of contraband arms in Morocco,
he first question to be discussed at
he next meeting.
Alilbassndor White and Ministcr
Trummcrc wont over the proseul shun.
tion regarding illicit, trade in arms.
When the conference shall havo
agreed on regulations for tho punish-
ment of foreigners cugngcd In smugv
‘gling arms into Morocco most of tho
‘OIIIIII‘ICS. including tho United Slntcs
will have to logislntc on tho. subject
as only Grout Britain and Spain can
by orders in council penalize iltcir
subjects abroad. \Vliilo thc talk among
the ambassadors Is all of conciliation
and harmony iliohnnuncd cl 'i‘crl'cs.
the Moroccan Foreign Minister and
bond of the mission of Morocco, and
Vlokl'l. the sultun's principal agcnt. do
not believe that tho court-mouse will
agree.
Bridgett Mealtin. an eminent nutli~
ority of Morocco. had a prolonged con.
versation today In Arabic with Mo-
hammcd el torrca and repeated to the
Associated Press the. Moorish view. as
follows: .
Mohammad oi 'l‘orros will bc a pas-
sive obscrvor at tho cont’crcuco until
it enters tho last stage. Iftho powcrs
do not agree the confcrcnc will fall
to pieces of itself without tho Moors
lifting a fingers.“
CONNECTICUT DAIRYM EN.
Mayor Henney Welcomes the Con-
vention Members to Hartford.
HARTFORD. .Inn. i'i'.~~With u grocr
tug of welcome from Mayor Hondoy.
in which be paid tribute to tho pro
grossivcn‘oss of the dairy intorosis of
this static and the thrift. of the Inca
ciigngod in it. tho iwcnty-Ilflh unuunl
couvontion of tho (‘onnoctionl Dairy
men‘s Association: iuwncd i'or tivo days
at I'ulty “all. this morning. in point
of cxbibits of farm products and Illl<
plomonts tho showing will compare
favorably WIIII thosc of tho past. lilo
rivalry among buttcr innkcrs appnr~
cntly becoming kocncr curb your.
'I'ho morning sossion was tnkcn up
with tho rondhig of two pnpuors. our
by I’rofcssor King. of Madison. \\'is..
on “llurn (“obstruction and \'ontiln-
lion" and tho oihcr donling with but:
tor and cronm making by Prot‘ossor
’i'lltunpson. of Wintorport. .\Io. A lost
ing liuttcr cxhibit was also girou by
.Indgo Orrin Bout. of Iiostou.
The afternoon scssiou was tun-nod
with an nddrcss by (lovcrnor Roln-rts.
who uuolod statistics showing tho
all its ln'z‘inchcs. Ilc toncbod upon tho
IlIIllll‘IlIt'lI tine tlouiwolicut dairymou
on IIIt'Il‘ promptnoss in adopting llloso
improvcmcnls and thus maintaining
tbolr promincnt position in .tho busir
Henry (3. Wilcclcr, Frank I.. Rogors
and D. K. ’I‘ripp, Trim) and llogcrsl
are the two mon who woro nrrostod
by Deputy Shcrit‘i' ('barlcs it). Siziug'
some weeks ago and churgod with try-
lug I0 (Ilifl'aliII lioul'y i‘. Whoolor. who
in an old ulld \\'t".iIlIl_\' rosidont of
Siratford. A numbor ol' Whoolor's
notes worn doposilod in tho l<‘nirtlcitl
County NutIunni Ilnnk.
‘MCMURROW GOES TO PRISON.
PHILADELPHIA. I’II.. .Inn. IT.~-r
John McMnrrow. son of Anita {iii-Mur-
row. IIIIOWll its lIlo (‘ollltttu-lu do lict-
«tumour-l. was today comlultlcd lo pri-
son to await tbc coronors inoucat into
the dtttlth of his moihor. Mrs. kit-Mur-
row (lied suddcnly yostcrduy and tho
police any that a short limo prorious
, to her death sbc IIIUI uuurroicd with
her son. Mrs il‘IcMurrow's body In
I did to ho bruisod.
Al the hearing truiuy Illci'iiurrow do-
clan-ed that, ho was in no mnnncr ros-
insihle for his unuhcr'a dcnlh, but,
M'pollcc urn conducting no lnvcatl~
,‘ lion bccnuac of tho stories told by
‘illnllbors of disagrcomouts botwocn
Mill IIIIII-
or and over monoy
glut.
bother you arc saving for a
biota rosorvc fund for old
or for capital to start in
linens, an account witnthc
ltlh Norwulk Savings Bank
”95“}. incentive to econo-
Independence.
H “CENT. INTIHIIT
N ALI. DEPOIITG OF
0
‘39s flours-wit atom. to ii
it.
, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Mil-
‘ very seriously ill of typhoid
ncss. Ilo alludod to tho growing pol-
icy or scmlinu milk ltl tln- ccntcrs of
population, and thought this would
moan bcttor pricos. Addrosscs on
It‘l‘IlllIl‘llI dairy topics l'ollowotl by
sponkcrs from various status.
'i'omorrow’s program inchnlos tho
rcport of tho si-crciury on awards, rc~
ports on tho buttor «inhibits. roports
nl' nfllccrs. and tho olcclion of thcir
succcasors. Amour; tho sponlicrs will
ho I’rofcssors Stocking and (‘liuton.
of tho l‘ouuociicnt Agricultural (‘ol-
logo.
CONNECTICUT REPUBLICAN AS.
SOCIATION.
\l'ASIIIN l'I‘UN. .Iull. l7.~«'i‘ht- (‘on-
nocticnt Iiopublioun Association had
its annual mcotiug Monday ovoniull
and tho following oillcora for liltitl
\voro olcctcd: i’rcsidcnt, lloury M.
('itlllll. of Norwalk: vlcosprosldcnt. Wil-
liam A. Couuiryninn. ot‘ Hartford:
sccrotnry-trcnsurcr, (icoruc N. Strnnn-
ban, of lirldgcport: cxocntivc board.
I’. .l. Shocbun. of Hartford. E. 'l‘. lillsll-
uoil, of Clinton, G. l). l.illibridge. of
Now mudou. C. H. Brush. of Dan-
bury. W. W. (lane, of Bridgcport. C. C.
Buckingham. of Now Huron, and Ii.
W. ’I‘bompnon, of Hartford.
Whilc tbcro aro champ-a on the
board of directors. the oiliccra wore
all maloctod.
'i‘. Midge-Icy and W. It‘. Kciobor. of
Hartford. are among tho Counmwtlcut
pcoplc in Washington. an arc Judge
and Mrs. A. P. Brudstrcci. of Thomas-
too. It‘. A. Taylor. of Watcrbnry. and
bowls Brown, of Now lamdon. (Moran
ll. ltoynolda, of Mnnafiold. has been
presumed to tho prcaidcut.
“a.
OBITUARY RECORD.
M
MISS 1,00le Millillllli.
The death of Miss waldo. Millor.
lcr. of Beidcn Hill, Wilton. occurred
yesterday afternoon at the family
homo. Mina Millcr was thirty years
of age. and is survived byther parents,
three brothers. Jacob. .Ir.. William and
Charles; also three sisters. Mrs. John
Mylorlfl'Mias Luna and Miss ldn. The
funeral will be bold tomorrow after-
noon at 2:30 o'clock lrom tho rosi-
vdonco. Rev. Mr. Hart will oiilcinto.
The interment will be in Joe's Hill
Cemetery.
MI” SMITH IMPROVING.
William Mulvina. Recent lic-
publican. IIIIIIIIIIOO for Mayor
of New YorkOity, Addresses
the State Bar Association at
Albany
ALBANY, N. l'.,‘Jtlll. l’I.—~-’I‘llo Elli.“
and day of the annual meeting of thc
New York State Bar Association was
characterized by the discussion of t
tornl rcform. Judge Alphonso ‘i.
Clcurwstor. of Kingston. spoke on
"The Disregard of Law."
The main subject of the day. that.
of clcctlon reform. was thou taken no.
beginning with a paper by William M.
Ivins. of New York, who has been
called the “Fallow of ballot rct’orm."
After a very full history of elections
and of the election lawn in Now York.
and discussing tho recent opinion’of
ihc court of appeals In the Hearst
case. Mr. Irina pointod out tho hr
capacity of tho election lawn and the
system. He advocated extensive rc-
forms. primarily the adoption of the
Australian ballot and the passage of a
corrupt practice act.
"If We can ever succccd." said Mr.
lvius, "in electing a lcgislaturo madc
up of mob of mature cxpcrioncc, obedi-
cnt only to tho dictatcs of conscience
and ripe of knowlcdgo. the proper way.
and the only finally satisfactory way
of unlocking the problem would be
through tho nppointmcut of a special
connulttec. which would dovolc Itself
to the consideration of all the ques-
tions involved and the fullest pos-
sible bearing of thc urutlmcnt‘s for and
against all proposcd clinngts to bring
in u now bill which should ho a com-
plcto revision not only of tho dotalls
of tho law, but of its fuudalncntnl the-
ory. llllII that should look primarily
to tho destruction of tho boss systcm.
culminating in political monopoly.
which it tho osscutlnl fruit of our pro.-
scut schomc.”
iloginninu with tho ninttor of rogis-
trntiou Mr. Ivins said sonic such sys-
tem of civic rogistrntion us cxists in
the continuum] counirlos of Europc.
whoroby ovcry ciilzcu loan In: readily
rm-ognimvd. should bo udoptcd hora.
“Ono of tho chlci' cnusos of the this
cnlringos of our clociious at tho pros-
cnt limo. in tho city of Now York at
any rnto.” ho sold, "is tho want of char-
nrtor and capacity on tho part of thc
lnspoctors, and tho fact that pl'nctlrnb
ly all of lllt‘lll and of both pui'tics.
oithor uro or hopc to ho proicsslounl
poiiticizms_ or. as n romponsntion for
tltcir political urtivitlcs. hopc to MW
at tho cxpensc of tho public trcasnry.
This is a class of tompornry public
sot'vnnts without cithor ounlilicntit‘ius
or motiro for good or own honcsl
work As :1 conscquoucc in somo of
our clot-lion districts In tho city of
Now l‘ork. tho clerical and nmthotunt»
icul work of thc inspcclors might. just
il.~i \roii ho donc by u lot of tit'uukon
spidois with ink on thoir logs."
Ilo suggoslod that tho inspcctors
should bc cboscu nitcr a civil sor-
vico t-XnmInntion and should be ap-
pointod for n ll‘l‘lll of yours,
'l‘o makc n chnugo from tho prosoul
mu or Massurhtlsctts ballot. Mr. lvins
said. would pill u promiuin on iudopotl-
dcnt voting as against tIu- prcmium
which now prcrulls in favor of voting
tho straight party tirliol.
“'i‘horo is :1 strong organist-d souti~
mcnl throughout the stair." said Mr.
lt’lns. “in favor of tho pussnwt of a
corrupt pi'ucticos bill which shall no
thorouuhwroot nud brunt-h."
Rt'glll'dillk tho demand for “dhoct
nominations." tho spcnkcr said: “i'or-
sonully I lwliovo that lIIi't'l'I nomina-
tion is n uluro nn-i-Ilnuirnl t-xpodiout
which can ultimnioiy bi- turnod for tho
houotlt. of tho nmchluos through tho
snplncucss of tho yours and lhcir
nbstcution from lboso prinmi'lcs. and
bcouuao it will only curry tho marllillc
work ouo sinno furllior back; I should
tbcl'ct'oro dcprmoto Its trial as having
a toudcncy still turtbcr and dnltc
nomilcssly lo compliculo lnntiors.
“’i‘ho Inst dopartmcul of tho law
in which roform ts ncci-asnry is‘tliut
of tho provision for judlciui roviow.
It socms to mo that wc arc undcr an
quvittibio noocsnily. If tho will of ”iv
pcoplo In to prcvnll. to adopt lbo sub:
gcstlon of tho tllssontlmt judgca of thc
court. of npponls, nml mnkc cxpllrlt.
provision for u Judicial rcconui of tho
bullot without rciorouco to duo war-
rnuto procwdinus. upon tin- making
0! n propcr cuso of inaccuracy or
fraud.“
In conclusion tho spcnkcr said: "Our
law is tbc product not luorciy of the
history of our olcctiona and of our
cloctornl fuilurca. but of tho socrot
and dotorminlna mottvos of party
icndors who bnvo boon our rcul rttlors
from tho boninninu."
w-a—u—
ALLEGED COUNTERFEITER AR-
RECTED
NEW HAVEN. .Inu. l7.»-~Mrs. Mun.
fra, characd with passion cotmtcrfoit
coin in I’atorsou. N. .i.. was arrcstod
at Ilnnbury. ycstordny. and is now
lockcd up in tho New llnvcn .iuti until
arrangements can bc piano for hcr rc-
movni to New Jot-say. It is undcr-
stood that, a number of members of a
gang of alicgcd countorfoitcrs havc
arrcatcd. but that Mrs. Mantra and
her husband ointlcd the government.
ofllcorn and came to this atatn. The
husband has not been arrested. as no
charge has been filed against him.
NO CAI! AGAINBT TICKET AGENT
BERLIN. Jan. l7.--.ludgo Ailing row
dared bis dccialon this morning in tho
cusp of William Roth. the local rail.
road ticket. agent and telegraph operat-
or. who was tried Monday on the
charge of stealth: “6.86 from tho
, Miss Junta Smith. one of the popu-
lar young ladies of the South Norwallt
Totcphone Exchange, who has been
favor, in
now. considerably tnmrovad.
ploughing down to her host of ft‘Itllltlh.
r
n
railroad company. The accused was
discharged. ‘ he crime for which Roth
‘woa rim-laid Wan alluded to have been,
non of Janus.
which is dry ii. while its was one of the offico
committed on the mom
party column syslcm to tho Austral“
Grand Master Asa I’. Fitch in his an-
?!l_ tint: St. Johns. No. l. 685: St.
,Johus. No. :l. 543.
'I‘hc IlMIKt‘ with tho smallost, n-um~
[ Order
Says Pmido
“also: Inculoun It a ’ men to this
also .hhnaoll dirt u did???“ unbound
mountain "and I. to of «human “MI"
. quancc to Illa wit and his children: for It a
a turd an crust not than in thlslifo of can
this slow menial: are afloat visited mast
liaavilv upon those a: was walla": hould ho
hlaoneu ~lal can. Freud-at mun
Wilmbarm‘h .
authentic-rs
l
;. lI. ‘
,. \i i
Cures Whiskey and Boer Habit
ORRINE in tho ouluyaarnnlwd cum for
tho drink habit. can usual at borne. and
li'tntroyu cutlmiy'lbc crayluc Ior drink.
without publicity or loan of timc. II gulch.
ly destroys the craviuz for Iutoxmml‘i.
Maudie» tho burr-is. .rtmtoroc tl..‘ ypolilo
and wives who thing: Mom.
'1‘»: can: without patients itium-tcdao bu
(llilthE No. I; for voluular tmaimcuiv,
Loy ltRlNlo No. 2. Primal? pornox.
nre Etfouud or Money Refund-d.
A wclslcrlsd minrumca In each box. Ilook
nu “lirankcnuaau” (scaled) mnilod two on
rm neat. All corronmndcnco confidential.
0 NINE mallcd IHP’tImII on receipt of price
by the ()RRINI'Z (_'0.. Inc., \Vashluulon
I). C.. or sold In that city in 3'!
C. F. ZEITFUBS.
, South Norwalk, Conn.
o s t"
*-
CONNECTICUT GRAND LODGE.
Grand Master Fitch Submits Hid An-
nual Report.
HARTFORD. .Inn. I7.~—»A year of
prosperity and harmony was cuioycd
by the Grand Lodge of Connecticut.
It‘. and A. M.. as shown by the reports
submitted to tho annual communion-
tlcn of tlic lodge held here today.
anal address among other things said:
"The past year has been, Mnsoulcally
speaking. a very busy onc among tho
various lodges In this jurisdiction. It
has boon an cvculful one with nearly
every lodge. and I nnl pleased to note
that with this prosperity. peace and
harmony has prevailed all over the
Btato. I hope that tho good works
now going on may continuc for years
to conic. ,
llo made reference to .tbs distin-
guished dcad members of tho lodgcs
and tho sister Jurisdictions.
The grand secretary, .Iohu- II. liar-
low, prosontcd Ills ‘l2t.h annual roport.
tic, said in part: The. your has boon
morc prospcrous than any preceding
onc. licturns and ditch have been
rot-civod from all tho. lodgcs. 'I‘Iic
niuubor Initiated during tho, your was
Lilli: passed. l.lt)3: raised, 1.099: ud~
mittcd. SS: reinstated. ii ; dcmitlcd.
k2; suspcndcd. L’; cxpollclL l; strick-
on from tho roll, 80: dicd. :itiT; rcjcci-
ml. 332; prcscnt numbor of members.
fltlJbT. 'I‘hc not gain In tho post.
your is RSI. Thorn are 3 lodgos
which have. done no work. Eighty-
sovcn lodgos rcpot‘t a gain in nlenl-
Inn's: 20 rcporf access and 3 ncithcn'
gain our loss.
The Iodgcs having tho inrg‘ost. monitor
of mcmbcrs arc Hiram. No, I. 739;
Hartford, No. 88. 7i7‘. Wooster, No.
bor of mombcrs is iilazlng Star. No.
it, il_ which has mndc tho largest
pcr cont. of gain of any Iodgo in tho
imisdictlon, twonti: por cont. whilo
Washington. No. ill, has lllndo a gain
of If our com. 'l‘bc avoraizc mcm-
borsbip of thc llll lodges in 183.
Encouraging roporta wcrr also made
by lk-puty l’lrund Mnslcr 'l‘urnor. and
(hand Sonior \Vnrdon A. J. I-lulloclt.
MIDSHIPMAN ARE DISMISSED.
oi the Secretary of the Navy
Read to Peterson and Marzoni.
ANNAI‘UIJS. ‘.\I‘d.. .inn_ 1?.» At noon
lmllu wbcn lltc full brigndc of mid?
shipmou worc pnl‘lldcd for tho rouulnr
dinnor formation Midshipman I‘clor-
sou llurto Marmnl and W W. Fusion
of tho first claim and ’i‘romant Colin
of tho third class. wcr publicly dismis-
sod fro nitbo linitod Statos Navy for
hiking plobra or I‘ourtb-clussulon.
'I‘Ilo ordor of thc socrclary of tho
Navy was a short mic and ill ouch
(‘nso was addrossod pcrsounlly to tho
midshipnuin diroclly conccrued.
MEDICAL PRACTICE
CHARGED.
li.\lt'l‘lt‘(lltll. .Ian. l7.—»'i‘hc Hartford
Modicni Sm-lcty yosterdny cbnrgod G.
Iinrdlnmn iniwaont. lhc proprictir of n
snuiturlunr with lilogcl practico of
mmllclnc. iniwson has conic Into
prominoncc of into through family
troublcs. and yoslcl'duy ho was in
court In thrt‘ut charges of nsalmlt. one
of tbcac bclmt upon his wifo. ilo
was found guilty.
“W.“ .— w
I
ILLEGAL
FOUND GUILTY 0F ARSON.
NtlllWiCli. .Inn. ii‘.~ David (in-
hoon, was fond guilty of arson III lbo
soutonccd to from one to tbroc yours
in aluto prison. Cahoon sot fire. to
tho. burn owucd by Theron llrowu in
this plat-o Docombcr 5. 'i‘bc burn was
nourly burncd- down and a big bottlc
which had contalnod komncuo was
found ncnr Ibo hnyloft. 'l‘hls bottlc
was intend to tho actuiscd man.
m... Mm
TRAIN CUTS BOY IN PIECES.
l‘IAR'I‘It‘OlII). Jan. i’i.-—-i"rank Fo-
rcuto. ngod fittcon yours. was out to
piocca by a train on tho Vallcy di-
vision of lilo Consolidatcd road this
morning. 'i‘lto lad. who has only boon
in this country a tow waoks from
Holy, was authoring coal in tho vicin-
ity of tho Windsorutrcot crossing and
otoppcd in front of strain.
IN wmtrrno 0r counoc.
Probably the youngcst srnndhuhor
in the state of Connecticut in Gas Jeulto
of Winstcnd. c was married at. six-
tocn. audits now a grandad at thirty
iivo. ,
'I‘hc hoart which loved noon and was
Suncrior Court yoatcrdny. today was ,
0‘.
Baby Irish. all over, and bands.
stock.
250 Novelties.
10c Novelties,
"-50 Lemonade Solo.
$2.26 Lemonade Sula,
20 per cent. discount on all
lialill Suits 1
Iii Iiiiiillllil.»
This is not a story of odds
and ends, but of regular sizes
in young man‘s nulls from 15
to 20.
Suite of Cheviot, Worsted:
and Fancy Mixed Goods. All
are this season's goods, and well
tailored.
$10.00 Suits . ........... $6.15
$12.00 and $14.00 Suits .. $8.50
Open Monday. Wednesday and
Saturday Eveninga.
taunts,
TAILOR,
CLO'I‘HIER.
BATTER.
FURNISI‘IER.
85 Washington St, 80. Norwall.
liailu the lol. I.
for freight Only.
(in and nftcr 'I‘ucsdny, January
liltlii, I-‘rclizhi. l‘ropcllcru will lcnve
I’Icr 2R, East, River, New York. (foot
of llowr strooll. ovcry day, (except
Sunday). at. -i p. in. Freight roccivcd
at. Norwalk up to i p. m. and South
Norwnlk up to 5:30 p. m.
NORWALK STEAMBOAT C0.
Arming J. Smith C. C. Hegeman
Lcosoc. General Agent.
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~01"! mi.-
outncns and
BCHANICS......
blobs l‘im I’mui. li'ZIIII.
'Phono 453.
«no suns am Hi"
A GOOD OPPORTUNITY. ‘
struck by aha out «does not bo-
comc easily doc _ ed in solitude. As
if it won». avid! . wanderings, it re.
poison calmness and imlifforonccm
Madame antca. r
Several Win‘nipaak honncricc wot-e
looted last night. and quite a number
of topic were stolon. ’l‘he Norwalk
police are investigation.
”ruminant-a. Comm/och. of Norwaik.
broke all records 1‘93“]?le ln- picket-cl
flailin . coming mm with a string of
«I'orilvo minutes.
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Cale. with popular lunch room at:
incited: also Indica’ refreshmont par-
tor on MIOOIIII floor. Boat. locationdtt
jolly of Mount. Vernon. (a mutated to
Greater New York boundary line). Li-
Iconsod over 20 yours. Always busy.
low rent. tong tom.
Witt sail reasonable. having other
business to look after. A splendid tn-
vostmem for the right party. Call on
or address, '
‘ W. 'l'. GLOVEII,
:19, death 4th Av..." .
10 per cont. discount on Nickel Tea. and Coffee
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TRISTRAM c uYA'I-I', NORWALK, CONN.
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The patterns arc floor and linndcomor.
The line includes all the newest things in Cnmbrlc‘lildglngs and ion
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I'I- krie Jer & Co.
I Wést Washington Street,
South-Norwnk.
me. e i
1.. nosaaunsonza'r'ra BUILDING. . .
I HAMBURGS.
Our annual importation of “Hamburg ‘Edlos and insertions are now On sale.
for in many waya‘than any we have ever shown before.
meat. is larger and the prices use low or.
sertlnxu. _ . _ . .
Nalnaook Sets. wide and narrow, .Insertings to match.
Swiss Sets, in blind and open effects.
AlbOvei-s. in Cumbrlc. Nninsook and Swiss.
Wide Fibuncluga, with Bands to match.
'l'hc lino this season is but-7 , .
Tho asaorb
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l. .1.
thit‘wlvilsfla
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so» ’
'Ilouseiurnishing Débarlmenl
We are making spccial lnduconuuits to bnyors in our Ilouscfurnlahlug D'opartmcnt murder to rcducc‘
our
lilo 82.75 Oil Hentcra,- $2.00 50c Salad Bowls, 39c
7c 53.50 Oil Heaters, $2.75 250 Salad Bowls, 19c
95c $1.00 Salad Bowls, 75044.25 Oil Heaters, $3.50,
$1.75 750 Salad Bowls, summon Oll Heaters, $3.95.
annuoao and llaviiaud China. Cut. Glass, lamps and Globes. .
Pots, Chafing Dishes, Crumb Trays and Baking Dishes.
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“Private credit is wr:iItIl."~«Leticrs of Juuins.
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Read that statement Over several times and think on
its meaning. PRIVATE CREDIT IS WEALTH. If
you spend your income as fast as you receive it there will
be nothing to put by and build your fortune on; but reg-
ulate your expenditures so that there is always a little to
find its way into the savings bank and you).
very comfortable little fortune started. Iaii‘thRIEGER
CO.’S Credit plan forms the means, for the establishment
of such practice. You can buy stylish and well made
clothing for man. woman or child and by charging it up
to your account. pay in convenient weekly payments. This
allows for a regulation of your expenditures otherwise im-
possible. Why not make up your mind to use this plan
in 1906? Come in and ask us for particulars.
soon havc a
Mr.“
qu....——w.....
.Iflt won-Ian is al'I’lIcutod with klcplo-
mania she always takes something
for it. ~
Latest in PosiCards.
NEW LINE or
Leather Post Cards.
WM. A. iliillititilMAN'S
MUSIC GWRE.
Donovan Block. 134 Walhlngton at.
"out for Crown. bound"
was“ .«smmu....... .
Tube Rose ”Flea:
William 750.
Best Flour Milled.
. . . Medallion“. .le»
.4. mm. uW-uu
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THE DAYS BEGIN TO
LENGTHEN and your Coal be-
gins to be half-gone. A lot of pru-
dent people are keeping a good
stock on hand. ‘ Coal will not go
out of style not depreciate in
value-yin: can’t lose. .
We continue to cell the but
Coal we can buy ntthcfiowm
pride it can honéltiy behold, Oltr
Coal is well-known and known
well wherever it II known.
ill Flirts
Norwalk Chronicler