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WEATHER REPORT.
For Norwailr and vicinity: Fair and
slightly colder tonight. Saturday fair
and slightly warmer. The storm that
ppaaed over this vicinity yesterday is
new central near Halifax. Nova Sco-
tia. It was just three days passing
across the country from the Pacific to
the Atlantic Ocean. Another storm
that was on the Pacific coast yestcr~
day morning is now. central in the
Rocky Mountains. pleasant Weather
prevailed this morning east of the Min»
slssippi river. Mild temperatures pro-
vail except in the extreme northern
sections. where it is from tetr- to
fifteen degrees below zero, Condi-
tions favor for this vicinity pleasant
weather with slightly lower tempora-
turc tonight.
Thomas I. Raymondd
'l‘rontou, N. J.
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—-Speclel Sale Towels for Sat. and
Mon. M. S. Smith 8: 00.
s visiting in
Mina Mao Bennett, of Norwalk.
spout Sunday in Georgetown.
~Grau. Sugar. 21 lbs. ii. F.D.l.. & Co.
Mrs. Edward Patterson, of Norawlk,
visited in New Milford this Week.
~lt‘resh Hams, 12c lh.. at New York
Market.
Miss Irene Hahucl. of Camp street.
is the guest of friends in New York
city.
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-—Winter Cups, Winter Caps. O'Brien.
Mrs. Petcr Dekens, of Girnrd place.
has taken a. position as nurse in the
Norwalk Hospital. ‘
——F,resh Shoulders, 9c lh., at New
York Market.
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Russell Belts, of Cannon. has scour-
ed a position with the lioth Silk Mill .
company, Norwalk.
--—Gran. Sugar. 2! lbs.. 81. Willi. & Co.
Mrs. B. Frank Mnyhcw, of Second
street. who has been ill for the past
week, is improving.
~li‘l't‘Sll Pork. lilo lh. New York
Mill'ktll. b _
'i‘h’e Statute hasflconllrmod tho noni-
iuntlon of (loorgo ll. Jackson for peso
master at New‘ Milford.
——“Curc tho cough and save tlic
life." Dr. Wood‘s Norway Plnc Syrup
cures coughs and colds, down to the
very verge of consumption.
.laooll Solinub, Jr.. is assisting in tho
slot-c of (l. E. Soymour in tho nbsoncc
of John 'i‘ryon, who is ill.
Mrs. Caroline Donlous, of it (ilrurtl
place. has rcmovod to tho new lit-incur
gclli block on Madison strcct.
~~Stl|)t‘l‘lili‘\ linking I’owdcr. ltlc iii.
l-‘. I), Lawton 6}. (lo.
A special mot-ting oi lllt! South Nor»
wnlk l"irc Police will ho hold noyt
Monday evening at 8 o'clock.
Thaddeus C. Betta has resigned his
position with the Not'walk Launch
Works and Intends to go oil the road
for thc lligclow varnish people.
-'i‘hc Chase stylo Derby. O'Brien.
The Nationals, of Norwalk. will play
the accoud team 0 Iiho Stamford Y.
M. C. A. at baskctball Illiit evening.
EN.
John E. Fitzpatrick anti Francis it}.
Fitzpatrick have been appointed ru-
ral lettcr carriers at Stafford Springs,
Conn.
Sometime! nervous woman's allite-
lions are Imaginary. Again they are
it form of actual and terrible illness.
In any ovont, Hollisicr'u Rocky Moun~
lain ’l‘oa makes you well. A great
iiorvo topic. at: cents Tea or 'l'ab»
iota. l‘hiiatcd'a llrug Store.
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Mlflh Marjorie llsllurnn bun rcaumod
litil‘ duties at tho Norwnlk «lore of
(Joieburn it Lauder. after a several
days“ Illness.
wdugout halting l'owdut‘. luv to.
l". 1). Meal Co.
The Forsaken. Pitcher will ho tho
topic of the sermon at the l’lrat Motto
edict. Church. next Sunday morning.
When tho pastor will preach.
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~Ulntiraliu. Umbrellas. O'Brien.
‘ initiations. a maid employed at
the house of Principal William (2.
Photo was takon‘to the Norwaik Hon
pltiil yesterday for treatment.
XML!“ 4 it '. n. a i. t . i
mil Lolita), 12o lb.
100 It).
10¢ lb.
Roast Pork, ,t
Lean IcliyaPoi-li.
Small Fruit “edition;
Intuit MIN. (lunar cured). 1W“ iii.
York Market.
" A regular conclave of Castle Camu-
lot. Knights loft-axing Arthur, will he
held this evening at 1:80, wannabe do
area of constraint“ be conferred. * “
and Entertainment. Arlen .llalI. Ii‘rl-
day, Jan. 26.
McMahon. ’I‘
till-monthly rally at Darien will leave
this evening on the 7:02 trolley front
South Norvvalk.
'* .York Market.
fire department, whoiwas injured in a
reccnt'tire. is still in the hospital.
is feared that he will lose several of
his lingers. . ‘
found at M. S. Smith Ih-Co.'s.
-3 lbs. Shoulder Steak. 26c. Buttory‘s.
of Foresters. held a meeting last evo-
ning. at. which further
made for the holding of a bazaaral
a later date.
~l’l‘lnccss Coffee, 25c ll: F.l).l.. a C0.
Greenwich- post-office. which will go
i , , . not *ihtahvanin‘s.
any in the Gillette building.
. “I". ”in.“ ‘
QiIo'u‘ic-made Sausage. Iic.
New
maniac Sick Benefit Society nan
Special songs by Messrs.
bets and Kemp. .
Epworth Loewe delegations for tho
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—-Runtp Corned Beef. 120 1b.. at. New,
Chief Fanchor. of the New Haven
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«Large variety Corset Covers to be
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.- tb—O—p .ng‘
Star of Columbia Circle. Companions
to
plans were
William H. Clunc the piano artist.
cut one of his hands severely while at
work, Wednesday. The result will
be that. his playing will be interfered
with for a limo.
illivc liobsters. Bridge Mai of.
The postmaster general has author-
lzud one additional carrier to be ap-
pointed for the city delivery of thc
into effect February 1st.
—-Soft. Hats, Soft Hats. O'Brien.
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There will be special music and dec~
ovations anti an appropriate semen at
the First Methodist Church, Sunday
evening. when Company F. (I. N. 6..
will attend in a body.
--Mixed Nuts. 10c lh.
F.D.L. 8: Co.
Mrs. Frederick Weston and daughter
Mabellc. of South Norwalk. attended
the costume dance in the parish house
of Emmanuel Chapel, Stamford Tucs-
day night. Miss Weston was attired
in blue crepe dc chino.
Methuaala was all right, you bet
For a good old soul was be,
They say he would be living yct.
Iiad hodnken Rocky Mountain 'l‘cn.
Plalated’s Drug Store.
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'l‘liaddcus Belts has ri.‘i‘t-illll)' resign-
ed his position at the Norwalk Launch
Works, and has gono on the road for
tho Bigolow Varnish Company. with
which Louis \‘crlin atul (llaront-c Cram.
of liorwalk. arc connected.
'.-——Spccinl front Corsot Stock for Sat.
and Mom: 75c Corsets. i’iilc pr. M. S.
Smith it Go.
«li‘roslt Hllmtl, 12c. llutlory's.
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Tho relation of tho uospcl to rich
tnon will be discussed at the Men‘s Ill
lilo. class, of the First Methodist Epis-
i-opul t‘liuroli. Sunday uoyt. whon tho
class mocts. at 12 o‘clock noon. This
will In» auggcstod by tho simplicity of
clrotlmstanoos which markotl tho boy
hood of Jesus.
——-l"rinooss Coffee. 25o lb. lt‘.l).l.. &. (lo.
A i~crlos of neighborhood mcotluus.
ulniilar to that hold this wook. will
tako place on Tuesday owning of ncxt
\vcok. ’l‘hol-lc moldings have boon u'oll
aitciidotl. in litlmt‘ instances the homes
being orowdod. The monitor: at. 'l‘rlnv
tty Church was WolI nttontied and highs
ly proiltnltlo. The full list of londors
and homes will appear in Monday's
Soniinol.
~--Evcrything tloslrablc in Trunks
lillll_Dl‘0I!S Suit Cases. at M. S. Smith
& (lulu.
tiltarloa E. Johnson. accompanied by
his son. (‘, IE. Johnson. Jr.. arrived In
Not‘walk last ovcning from (inrdlnor.
Mesa. whom he has boon t-l'oolllllr. an
cnglnc. Mr, Johnson is with tho Am-
orictln Dclsel Engine Company. which
built the new engine In the South
Norwalk municipal works. Ho left
town this morning for New York anti
I’hlladolphiu. btlt his son will remain
in town for at least a few days.
w-Crofut it Knapp iiata. O‘Brien.
w-r‘rcsli Shoulders. inc. lluttot‘y'u.
l’aiit til-unit Sachem W. ll. Fund. of
Hartford. will visit tiocltenoo Tribe.
of Norwalk. this evening. and confer
with the Ivy-law committco. 'I‘lio trilw
will also confer the warriar'ii dost-cs
touiitht. Laid running the llilyillltktti’ii'
hold it allusion. 'l‘ho ltllltichlo tourna-
most was not, nturitul last iiluiil, but
the committal: bonus to act tho ti-liniu
arranged in than to start the tourna-
ment at the lion meeting in It‘chrnury.
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whllxcd Nuts. 10c lb. P.l.l.l.. It. Go.
Norman McLeod. Huichon Somali.
L, Pike. if. it. Hillard, W. '1'. Mar-
rison. George iii. Spare. t". id. 'l‘lnltcr.
i.. It. Dickey. J. M. Gordon. (I. 0. Phil’
lip. Fred Milne. W. ill. Hurley. It‘. fit.
Short. tit-urge A. Mirror. New York:
0. it. Hulbort. Jr.. minim-y: A. L.
Brett, (3. t). Severance. W. R. Guthrie.
F. E. Pierce. 1". V. Libby. Boston:
George W. Halter. Gleveland; W. A.
McCarthy. Oswego; Jelltlt- Davis. Merl.
don: C. it. Brim. Provtdenco; In. t).
Hurlhut. New Britain: Rev. (i. ll
Smith. Barrel 0. Whitisrslead. lilo-ls
ford: ii. it. Miller. Allentown. P...
were at the Hotel Clifford yesterday.
, “Peril Roast. tic. Buttery».
The Definition of the Downturn-«stir
-»"And‘ so you think Pin a committal
“flu;
. to it. _
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Jesuit Fatima Wilt decoration/cake"
twowecks' . Mission by the
Fatheraiu St: Joseph’s Church will
take place at the parish nines. 110230
to. m., on next Siliadsy.
program of the exercises and Inyonv
lives to make the Mission successful.
will also be given by the Fothcra‘nt
the 7 o'clock nines. and at the 0
o’clock tchildrcn-‘sl titans.
day, January 23th, and on February
,ith, the three pleases will be celebratv
ed at the saniejhouru as on next 81m»
day. via: .
week-day mast-ms during the Mission
will be delivered at i'. and 8 it. in.
ed at 1:30 p. at. every evening. coni-
nioncltur with Sunday night, when the
exercises of the women’s week will
be begun.
for first communion of adults will be
given. by the Fathers every evening
at 7 o’clock.
on on Sunday morning.
of mission goods and objects of rcliih
ions devotion and art. and objects will
excrcisos of the Mission.
i don}; bolleromeu hilt?“ What a
fit .3 H ‘0'
‘I
Minutemen Bunday.‘
The formal, opening of the solemn
Jesuit
The general
On Sun.
7, hand 10:30 a. m. The
will lie at 5. ti and iio'clock. Sermons
The evening sermon will be dolivcr-
Special instructions for converts and
Leaflets describing the purposes of
the Mission. the classes of people who
should make it. the chief rules of a
Mission, and tho order of exercises.
will be distributed at the three mass-
A very large and select assortment
be on exhibition during the Mission
In the vestibule of the church.
Catholics of the neighboring purislr
es, and non~Cathollcs of The Norwalks,
will be welcome to any and all of the
CHRONIC GONBTIPATION CURED.
One who suffers from chronlcconatio
nation is in danger of many serious
ailments. Orino imitative Fruit Syrup
cures chronic. constipation as it aids
digestion and stimulates the liver and
Donald. restoring the natural action of
these organs. Continence taking it to-
day aud you will feel better at once. 0r~
ino Laxative Fruit Syrup does not nau-
sentc or gripe and is very pleasant to
take. Refuse substitutes. Sold at
Plaisted's Drug Store. 0'
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N0 LIGHTS lN DARIEN.
For the Second Time Center School
District Vote: Down Project.
The command "Let There Be Light"
goes unneeded in the thriving village
of Barton. and the residents have
twice refused to substitute electric
lights for the old established luminar-
ies. the sun and moon.
'l‘ho matter came up again last.
night below a special town meeting
called for tho purpoao. It was put
to veto after a considerabio argument
and voted down. The vote was do
clsivo and stood fifty-six to twenty-
thrice.
Attcr lilo first meeting at which tho
matter was voted upon. Tho Scutincl
correspondent ventured tho statomctit
that tho matter was dead. one ostounr
otl itcntlcman voulnrcd the statomcut
that tho matter was vory much alivo
and tll't‘\\‘ a brilliant picturo of electric.
lights the whole length of the tuna
pike.
'l'lio mic last oi‘onlog sorvoti to put
a quit-ins on tho umwtnt-ni‘ an it
shows conclmlvoiy wlint tlic towns-
people think of tho ucliculo.
Don‘t fool with a cold: ll" on‘ can
tell what tho cud may bo. Vacuum
uln. cntnrrh, chronic lll‘tllltll.llf-l and
consumption invariably rosnlt from
noglcctcd colds. Nothing can no conr
pared with Chambcrlain‘s tlough Rent
oily as it quick cnrc for colds and ili~
ilncuzn_ and by Its use any serious cnn«
sconcncus from those tllStlilSt'S may ho
nvoldcd. "'
MARRIED THE WRONG MAN.
Women ch Their Lover's Doubles in
Austria and France.
A szrnngo case of matrimonial frittld
has Iatoly occurrtul at ionua. A Wo-
nniu of llio lower niidtilo class mnrricd
u. Inuit whom she. took to ho. a llurr
Wotan, Itcr flnllt'i‘. returning utter a
yoar‘s ubsonco. in Amorloa to make lior
his wli'o. Iii loss than a month In-
robbed her of her savings anti thou
suddenly disappear-oil.
A month later she received a lcttor
from America regretting that tho writ-
ur had been too ill to return at, the
time narcott but stating that ho was
about to sail, and that immediately on
his arrival ho would fulfill his promlac
by loading him to the altar, ’l‘lio lcttor
was signed "llorntnn Wotan."
The poor woman was thrown llllt) a
and condition of pcrploxlty and appro-
Itcnsion, and hor worst fears woro reu-
lizod whcn, on her corrospondcut‘s ur-
rival. sho recognized that she had been
imposed upon by a callous Impoutcr
whose rcsctnhlanco to tho rcul sllnou
puro was mnrvolounly striking. It still-
uouuonily transpired that tho guanine
Herman Wotan had wlilIo in Maori-
ca toroualhorml with his double. who
had ascertained silfllclolit of tliti for-
lucr'u history and pruspotrtn to cnuhli-
hint to carry out with snort-sit his
base scheme of deception and llcurl~
losa robbery.
When tlilniidu limmttl. it buknr of
Marseilles, Wail lll hiding from tho po
lice, who hold a warrant for his arrest
on a serious charge. he managed to
coniiiinulcato with an itcouainlnnco.
our Mrlot. who in wow respect was
his met double. and conjured him on
the alrcnatli of their old "hardship to
promise that. should any titliifortuuc
laifall liiiu. llti would. by impersonating
him-«up easy enough tank by reason
of the striking reactiililancc existinit
between them-ukeop from the young
woman to whom he was criticized the
knowledge of her lover's shame. lien
tot save hlii promise. which can but
lightly on his conscience, as one to be
kept or broken as whim might direct.
However when normal it day or two
later fell into the hands of Justice lien
lot. sought out the young woman. at
whom he had no previous knewledtc.
with the result that his nitnocpiiblc
heart was so touched that he entered
into the fulfillment of his promise
with summing seal. lie well. Indeed.
did be "hurt tho ruin of Bonsai that
he in a short while espoused the lat.
ter'n tincture. The couple led a life
no wise dimmed when sortie years
later. on theI rouviot’s rotation, the
Wife llrut discovered the fraud of
which ill." had been the victim «Tit
it
as who nucleate; liar macaw
4n.
In Westport is being told among the
local fraternity. Salvatore Ciapnu. an
italiau wasarrslused on Monday. be—
fore Justice‘flonry Sherwood charged
with assault, withinteut to kill.
‘Iwm charcoal hat he attacked Char-
throat so badly that Saba nearly died
from the effects. :.
prosecution and ”sued the complaint
against Ciappa. "I‘Iic lattcr retained
Attorney Cuneqhof Not-walk. and the
complainant hired Attorney Bartlett, of
this city to assist in the prosecution.
sum tip for the state considerable sur-
prise was caused When he ntarted off
with a strong plea for the accused. At.
1‘ lMIP ~.
fiOUNTEO. ._ '
nt in a weatport
Justice Tr , , an Bound Over ‘
, Just tltcjaan-ic.
An amusing incident of ii recent trial
It
as Saba wit ‘it razor and out his
iii-anti Juro‘rSmitb conducted the
When Grand Juror Smith arose to
torney Bartlett replied showing that
the utatcincnt‘of the defense that the
prisoner had acted in self-defence was
erroneous.
Justice Shorwuod bound Ciappa over
to the superior cotlrt under $2.000
bonds notwithstanding the ointment
pica for hitn made by the prosecutor.
After the trial papers were immedia-
tely issued for the arrest of Saba. the
complainant. against Ciappn charging
his with assault.
WATER's OVER. NIAGARA FALLS.
WASHINGTON. Jan. lil.«—Iloproaon-
tativc Burton. of Ohio. hniiintroducod
a joint resolution. asking for an early
report regarding the use of the waters
flowing over the Niagara Falls. The
report is requested from the United
States members of the international
Waterway Commission.
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NAUGATUCK STOCK TRANSFER-
RED
NEW HAVEN, .lltii. l9.-A special
meeting of tlic Nangatuck Valley Rail
road in this city yesterday votod to
transfer the stock of the Now Haven
road as planned some months ago.
There was no opposition.
Blobbs-«(iuzaler says he isn‘t going
to drink any more."
Slobbs—“Ho couldn’t drink any
more than he does if he tried."——Phil-
adclphia Record.
South orwall;
Board of Belief.
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Relief of the City of South
Norwalk, will meet on Wednesdays.
January 24 and January (it, 1906, at.
7:30 o'clock to ii p. m.; Saturday. Feb-
rnary 3, 1906. from Vo'clock p.
”3.; \Vodncsday. February from 7:30
to 9 p. at: February It. at 7:30 to it
p, m, in tho Council Chamber in Hav-
iland strcot. in said city, for the pur-
poso of hearing and determining all
appeals from the tidings of tho asses-
sors of said said on tho list of 1905.
Dated at. South Norwulk, January
2t05
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IT, 1900.
JOHN l“. M'MAIION.
M .\’l"l‘HEW tiORBE'l‘T.
Jlli .‘Il Board of itolief.
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BRASS BEDSTEADS
Chandeliers, Candelabra.
Lamps. Caah Registers,
and Bird Cages Repaired and Ratin-
lobed.
Shears and Scissors Sharpcucd and
Ranlckeled.
Flat Irons Polished.
Anything to Metal Hoflniahod in Any
Style.
S. Scam 82; Son,
56 Water St. South Norwalk.
T.la “2‘2-
R AMUSEMENTS
POPUL
HOYT’S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLV.
FRIDAY JAN. 10th.
The Important Ivont.
JoalPH A WILLIAM. w.
JflFINOON.
in Sheridan's Fault-ins Comedy of Man-
. nuts.
“The Rivals”
supported By An.
ALL STAR CAST.
PRICES-um 500 78c and $100. First
4 rows in Oran-lira $1.50.
Into on his Monday January 16th.
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IATUIIDAV. JANUARY ROTH.
MATINII AND NIGHT.
Mutton. Ilia; Ironing. Ilia.
The Return lnnpcmnt of
I' stuns. ,
III-Jill Gran Goods Man.
The River Pirates.
The Astronomers Discovery.
mice by which a turn of a handle do
posits the collected ashes in a recap-
tacle below the tray.
covers the ashes and continua in it
pleasure the odor of the stale tot»
coco.
d' esprit. has what“! of Irish lace edit-
ed wnn sable from the shoulders to
bust and under the arms in bolero of.
fact. hack to the shoulders again."i‘hs
hl~li ~lritle leaves only ll. narrow full
puff of the point. ’(ililil‘ll; exposed be»
tween it and the lace banding. .
deal has been said and written about
adopting onc‘a hair arrangements to _
one‘n features. there are many who fail
to do so.
a short. dumpy figure and a Wide face
has her hald parted iathc middle and
3“.
row. she would change the arrange
meat at once.
beautiful ornament; for the full pom.
pador of the black~ haired girl.
white albatross of mohair with yoke
and front plait cut in one piece. The
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of the from. and the full fronts are
sittlwrad intuit.
lit each side of the visit from collar
to waist line.
Wide velvet collar, and buttons form
the decoration. heavy lace also being
some instances.
the American Vitagrapii 00.
allowing a complain New Line of Mov-
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A new Idea In ash trays is a contriv-
The tray then
A very full evenln waist of point
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In spite of the fact that a great.
For instance. a girl with
ranged In it full knob at the neck
[the used her eyes and her hand mir-
A handsome diamoud cresent Is a‘
A. college girl‘s shirt waist is of
eke has two deep points at. each side
Buttons are placed
Children's coats are very smart.
used as an edging to the velvet. in
On every hand we hear the question
‘Will the long coats continue to he
be worn." A. glance through the best
of the fashion magazines would indi-
sale no afilrmativo answer. Oi’ enursn
the little Etons arc iaunty and dressy
for spring and summer woar. bill at.
present, there seems no ahtitemnot of
the popularity of the long dresscy
can
Boleros of heavy lace are worn with
blouses. of filmy material.
“Vogue" mentions a new and popu-
lar shade for evening gowns which
is a peculiar green. which shows to
good advantage under artificial light
and among the prevailing white, yet.
low and pinks. This shade was very
popular In the social world in the car-
ly sixties. “
Sheer stuffs will be very popular for
the summer gowns and blouses. though
some shirt waists of-scmi-thick mat-
crisis like madras are a necessary
part of every woman's wardrobe.
A little girl's dress has a cunning
directolre coat with trimmings of ill-
sortion all around tho garment. rcvcrs.
and cuffs. and marking the waist
llno. ~
A princess dress with the from. pan-
el only cut In one piece with the waist
at tho front panol.
SHOW.
ion Wonndy. New Canaan. cock, 2.
Whito ctlt'hlllfiv'rAll prices. 0. S. l’ni
dy. Noroion.
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POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
'l‘llE RIVALS.
Richard liriusloy Shoritluli’s t‘uillctl)
Theatre, tonight, and will be prcseutct
uhovo stars. ’I‘itiy have served thei
apprenticeship nndor tlic tutolngc 0
which lnoans that they are worthy 0
going boforo, tlic public iii the part
five seasons. .lostph will be Sir in
chin O'Trlggor. William W. will pin
llob Acl‘ca.
1968.
Hall to you. oh
Nineteen-six!
No more lutzlngw
llrulal tricks.
No more football
Antics coarso;
No mom otil'l-
this divorce;
No more rebates.
So they claim;
No more liill-lllltl
Baseball sumo:
No omirialu
Overpald
In tho life in
Surance trudc.
No race sill;
Cldc. l vow:
Novor ix. .i itltlcll,
Anyhow.
No more micron
in the air.
No more microbes
anywhere.
No more imuf-
l'lcient locks
iioldln of the
Is cotiiparutlvcly easy to fit. The join-
ing of waist and skirt, at tho otitcr
points is concealed by the decorated
belt which is tipped with liantlsouio
riiincstonc buttons “‘llf‘l‘t! it t‘lltls nl
PRIZES lN STAMFORD POULTRY
The Stamford Poultry Association's
iltlh mutual show is in: progress at.
tho Armory, in Stamford. Several i _
Not-walk and Newton people have so- 1 lot of about too Outing Hats ................... . . . .. ..
cured prices as follows: H " ~
Bat-rod Plymouth Rockw- oraco. ~ - - e1 i s . ............ . ........ ‘ ..
Key/worth, liktat Norwalk. co‘tikcrcl.’ l. Nun s Vetting and Plan“ We 8‘ ' . . .
2. 3: pallet. 2, -l; Fred Gu itin, .r.. . . . . ' .‘
Ntll'tllml. cockorol. i. Embmidcrcd Linenc and Velvet Waists ................... . . . .95, '
S. C. Brown l.ogh(ii‘ti~-('lrt~tiliretikeii t‘ ~
mm‘v "”0”“ (Gym C”““"“‘“" “’0‘“ White Madras Waists . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; ........ , . .
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Quackcnbush, Ilaricn; cock. 2, pen I; Plannelettc Night Robes ................................... . .38
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limos Not-walk oockcrol, 2. It, «i; pti - . . - . .-
1“. 3; Glenlircekiu ”rm. pmm‘ 2. Children 5 Sleeping Garments .......................... . ..... 15c
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Jr.. Noroton, cock_ 1; hen, l. 2; Chur- 1 lot of 25c and 50C Stockings at .......................... . . . .lélli:
"'l'ho Rivals." will by tho. bill itt. lioyt‘s
by Jonoplt Jefferson anti William W.
Jefferson. There is no need to go into
tlotnlls as to tho capabilities of tho
tlicir futhor. tho lit-loved "lloan of tho
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CHILDREN’S BLACK RIBBED H can. ALL sizes. 100 A PAIR.
CHILDREN’S rm: BLACK RIB sec Host: AT Was A PAIR.
women's sx-raa HEAVY FAST BLACK FLEECE LINED crock.
mes AT 15:; A PAIR. ‘,
EXTRA oaaos or women’s 3 LACK casumaas sTocKlNos AT
26: A PAIR. ‘V
LADIES' FLEECE-LINED vac-ream: PANTS,"ALL SIZES, 25c.
LADIES’ EXTRA FINE QUALITYVESTB AND mars AT 50c.
FINE FLAT vasTs auo mars; ALSO RIBBED, THREE-QUARTEN
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We have just finished our annual inventory, and while going
through the stock we found several little lots of merchandise thatwe
want to close out before putting in our new spring goods. In most" .
cases the quantities are very small, and may be sold before the ink W
dry on this paper, so we cannot go into details; however, we assufi
you that you will be astonished at the low prices we have placed on.
these articles. We do not want a single thing in our store thatvloo‘lts"
the least bit mussed or shopworn. that is why you can buy:
Trimmed Outing Hats at ................................ . . . ,
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