111 The
WEATHER REPO T.
m..-
Fat Norwalk and vicinity: Rain to-
night. Tuesday clearing and colder.
The storm that was central own the
Rocky Mountain slope Saturday 1110111
ing. has moved 1.11.111. eastward and is
now control over Indiana. it Is pro
duciug cloudy and rainy weather with
very high temperatures for the sea1
son of the your in the Central and
Eastern sections. It is followed by an
area. of hill). .111'euiiiiirti“l 1111 Jim. tem-
pcratures At Modrh 11n., it was
26 degiees below zero. Conditions
favor for this vicinity cloudy weather
with "hightsm-peratures. followed on
Tuesday by clearing weather and
much colder.
0111' 'Brothers' Lodge. 1. o. o. 111.,
Norwalk. will meet tonight.
of
'Mrs. Thomas Dorsey. is III at her
home in Belden place, Norwalk
Truly yesterday was a spring day.
And the calendar says mid-winter.
The South Norwalk Fire Police will
meet in special session this even~
in .
g M-
Palestlne Castle and Douglass Fow-
Icr Post will hold a. regular meeting.
this evening.
A. E. Winchester \vilrb000111e cliicl‘
of the South Norwalk Fire Department
on February 1.
Edi-1011 B. Fuller, clerk at the lit)-
iel Norwalk. spent Sunday at his home.
in New York Cityy
.4——-—'——-——_—:—
(1 E. Johnson. hf Norwalk has gone
to Philadelphia 111111.10 he will set up
11 Diesel oil eti' lue.‘ '
Il'owmd Hoyt. of Arch slhieet has
secured a position 1‘11 the City National
Bank, South Norivallttg ‘
The Merry Twelve Whit-1t (11.11. will
hold a 'iueeting' tomorrow afternoon
with M1s. Willtarn Volmer. Crescent
Terrace. . (”I
"'31th 'I‘reiidweii. at New York.
spent Sunday with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. John 1". 'I‘re'adwell, of North
avenue.
Norwalk dealers are getting: In their
supplies of valentines, although Si.
.1lc11tlue1, Day does not come until
February 14
of tho (“onistoclt
is laid up by air
at his home in
Howard W. Doly.
Clothing Company.
attack of the grip,
Franklin avenue.
lioward Chit-heater. formerly clerk
at the Norwalk post olIico. but. who Is
now locatcd in (Irecmvicl1. was a vis-
iior in town yesterday.
-—'
(lolouol Gilbert l1. Fltclmof Stani-
Iord. Is In Washington. attending to
sonu1 matters relating to the (3011111111-
llcul National ('iuai'd,
~~It‘s folly to suffer from IliaUmi'i'i-
itching piles.
and
At any drug store, fill
ble plague of the night,
Dean‘s tilpimcnt cures
pcrnianenily.
cents.
quickly
-I
Frederick l1]. Lockwood i'ciuruml Sui-
urday night from New York. where he
spot“ the week at the Madison Square
Garden automphile show.
Henry llegclein attended the auto
mobile show In New York what 11 his
unt'.I()S 1111- Splitdorl‘s. 13111111111111 in- 111'211' (”tarncr's crossing 1.11 the further ceivcd here, is to be the outcome or
vectors. had their display. and of White street and thence to the sudden exodus of a thousand mor-
—-—-—-—-—- Bearer Ilrook. chants and mulluli priests from the
A special communication of St. _._,N-._..-.._._. Persian capital as a protest against
John‘s Lodge, F. and A. M.. of Nor- S. S. Stevens, Boston: 11‘. ll. Iluris. the, an 1's govor1n11cnt..'l‘ho insur-
walk. has been called for Thursday J01!“ Silo". 1". W. Kraft. B. l". Dona- gents iii'oceeded tolhe village oi Shah.
"13111,“, work the first degree. hue. (I. ll. Brigham, Mr. and Mrs. Abd-UIHAaim where the shah pro
W ’ John Kennedy. New York: Harold A. sided ol'ér 11'. representative 11ssc111I1ly
hyorgg A, Morton. geueriii'pasiionger Fletcher. It. Campbell. Danbury'. elected by the n1ullub11.n1eichnut11 and
agent of the New York. New Haven
and l-lurtford Railroad Company. was
in South Norwntlr. Seturda‘y.’
A meeting-of the South Norwalk
Board of Councilmen will be held this
cvcuiuz at 8 o'clock. at the Council
Chamber in Iluvilund utroct.
Men are Judged 11v lIif‘ company they
keep. but It isn‘t as easy to size 1111 a
Judge her by
11111111111 by her hat.
the amount of Hollistor's Rocky Moun
tnln I‘ca she takes.
'l‘ablcia. I’lulslcd's Drug St.'.oie
'I'l111 Htuntim'iT'I.uinbcr (3111111111in has
Illcil articles of Incorporation I11 tin1 of-
fit 11 of the 1111111- secretary. ’i‘lic capl-
tal stock to 320.000 11nd 5"50 company
begins business 011MB
Claude Whittier; 0f south Norwaili.
was one of the
Greenwich, yniziit' 1111'. Whit
any is an export P'pci'former
bones, and delighted a large audience.
Rout Pork, «pith, talus).
1,211 lb
1.111111 lolly Po‘rlt‘.' 1011 111.
Small Fro-l1,5bw1dln. 10o":
lmli Hams. (sugar Cured). teygc lb
1111111111 People’s Iln ha
35 cents. Tea or
rtlots at a concert in
all” the
. , ‘
Miss Minnie L. Tests. of New York.
In the guest of Mrs. Julia bee. oi
Westport aveuiiii'f' “ "”"""‘““'”'"""' " W“
.lohn Tryon. who has been ill at his
home In West avonue. bits resumed his
duties at O. E. Boymouiiis store. ,
A 1111111111‘1’ 1 'i' the tiptl’d't
3' Sven he 1! yes
tcidsy, and reports fiom the diffcicni
standing committees were read.
as inceti
Mr. and M1111. Charles Brioche,
the latter's parents. , 1'.“ 111111 Mrs:
‘ James Walsh. of Wilton o'vennc Nor-
Walk.
A routine business meeting of the
Farther Lights'. Society... of the South
Norwalk Baptist Church, was held yes
tcrday morning at. the close of the
morning; service.
Free catalogues and tickets to the
great Kodak cxhiblti 11 in Bridgeport
at W. P lleers' boo and stationery
stores. 111) Wall sit-set Noiwalk and
1'; South Main street South Nol'wulk.
'l‘ln1 Foreign Citizens Library. at 35
‘Isly has initt received nittavolihg' 'llb-
rury of books in the Italian language,
Italian daily papers are also 011 file
the Library Is open evenings from sev-
en to‘ nine.
A gang of slgnalmcn employed by
the“ New York. New .Haven and Hart
lord Railroad Company yesterday
changed the pole and signals on the
west side at the track, south of the
Washington street bridge.
The Connecticut Lighting and Rail-
‘way Company has completed the ‘work
of placing a modern trolley wire under
the Washington stieet bridge. and will
remove the old one which has done
service 11 numbei of years.
The recently elected officers of Cath
olic I'uiou Council, Knights of Co
lumbus. will be Installed tomorrow
evening by District Ileputy James ’I‘
Brennan. of Stamford. After
work. a smoker will be held,
William M. Weed. who has just been
recovering from a several weeks' ill-
ness of typhoid fever. at his home I11
~deldcn avenue, Norwalk. is now ill
“with malarial fever and will probably
be laid tip for some time longer.
A stated convocation of Butler Chap-
t'.111 No, '18. It. A. M.. will beheld at
Masonic i-lull, Washington street. to-
morrow cvenlng at 8 o'clock. Work
will be In the M. E. M. degree. All
ltoyal Arch Masons are invited.
N. B. 'I‘i'uth. St. Paul. .lunc ill.
I've lived so long, I remember
'US.~—
well
good health and‘ ion-1r life came by tak-
ing Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea.
35' cents. l‘lalstcd‘s Drug Store.
A little love. a little wealth,
The annual meeting of the (‘onuct-ii-
(rut Veterinary Medical Association
will be hclil.,'l‘iiestlay. February 6, at
the Hotel Hartford in Hartford. n.1-
ports of cases. essays on different sub—
jects and discussions will make the
meeting on important one,
'I‘lt'oi‘c. will be two last games of bus.
Itethull at the armory this ironing.
The I" team is scheduled to play M1111-
l1attan ('ollcgt1,j,\1'liilc 1hr1 preliminary
contest will be. bctwt-cn tht1 Nutmeg
.Club and the Pastime Athletic Club.
After (111‘ games IIII‘I't'
lug until midnight.
Mrs, Aaron R. Tyler and daughter
an1 at proscnt the. guests of Iilr. and
Mrs. Edward Adams, of I1‘aii'lit1ld ave-
111111. Mr. 'I‘ylci', who was formerly :1
mail carrier I11 South Norwalk.
Ilt't‘ll managing a large bcci’
his parents In Ilcdford.
'l‘hc iiucincn, who are cousirm-tiur. a
new telephone liuc between South Nor-
walk and l’lttsllcld. arc approui-I1lna
taluvllle and across the country
iwecu Daubury and Bothel. ’l'ht1 Ii1111
will run across the tlclds from 11 point
Whltc’1 Plains. N. Y.:
B. Pullan.
Mr. and Mrs.
Icorac Allen.
I'lcv, Frederick
augc. N. .l.;
1111. and Mrs. l. Milton Coburu. South
Norwalk: lill111111s(‘111".1a11 Orange N. ..i;
l1‘ (illbcrt Vaughan. 8. llmhlci.
Ilavcu: S Davidson. Brooklyn:
Mllca,
Hotel Clifford,
i'. l
Saturday or- Sunday.
, oi“.
; Bridgeport, ”idem Sundtiy guestsso of
tho ,
‘when the Mississippi was a brook. My
will be danc-
hits '
house
but ui prcscui Is ill at tho home of
Ilanbury from the south and poles for
the line have been distributed I11 Moun-
I1c1 '
311st (Ir-
i1 red
Schwartz. Philadelphia: .'(‘Icoigc Cunho.
New
Waterbury. were cur-sis at..ll1r1
hit best to 111.113.5611.;
E111 , si'd'n ' .fidoodrmedicme. It
is term that aptl describes
the biracte'r .11, lionof
our Emulsion. More than a
.medtcmewmore than ‘31 food.
yet combining the vital prin~
ci pics of both. It is for this
ireason that Scott’ 5 Emulsion
{hes a distinct and special
Value 1n all wasting diseases.
There is nothing better to
remedy the troubles of im-
Ledect growth and delicate
‘ calthm children. Theaction
of Scott 3 Emulsion is just as
effective in treating weak-
ness and wasting in adults,
SCOTT & DOWNE, .109 Purl Street, New York.
BRANCH FACTORY IN WEBTPORT.
cum—n—
Eastbrn Underwear Company Has
Practlc'ail
Ad
The 111111111111
computed Plans for
Itional Facilities.
iv Underwear Company.
one of South orwalk‘s prosperous I11-
dustrs,ie Is shortly to establish 11
branch clitcc in Westpori. Arrange-
inept for locating the branch In West-
port inc practically completed.
The nndc1 wear company has grown
tapidly since its organization a few
years ago. and has been compelled to
move three times to larger quarters.
The demand hasincreased very rapi-
Iy during the last. few motnhs and
not only In the factory ,too small for
the product required but cnought. help
cannot be secured to operate the
plant.
111 Is mostly on account of a scarlty
of help here that the brunch'lu West-
pori. Is to be established. When the
new lacion begins operations about
a dozen women will be employed.
BEWARE OF OINTMENTS FOR CA-
TARRH THAT CONTAIN MER-
- CUBY
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derange
the whole system when ente1lng it
through the mucuous surfaces Such
articles should never be used except
011 prescriptions from reputable phy-
siclnns, as the damage they will do
is ten fold to the good you can possi-
bly derive from them. Hall’s Calarrh
Cure, tiianulactured by I1‘. .I. Cheney It
Co, Toledo. 0.~ contains no mercury.
and is taken Internally, acting directly
upon the.hlood and muenous surfaces
of the system. lubuylng Hall's Cu-
ta‘rrh Cure I1 esuro you get the gen-
uine. It Is taken internally and made
I11 Toledo. Ohio. by i". J. Cheney d1
Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by llrugglsts.
bottle.
’I‘nko Hall’s Family Pills for consti-
pation. "
REPAIRS TO DRAWBRIDGE.
Broken Cog Was the Cauc-
Tl‘ouble and will he Rep:
Tim s11l11ct11111n have found 1111'111-
to: wheel of the Washington ..1.1'ci1i
bridge which Was broken in 11111 first
electrical test. the other day, was al-
ready cracked and broken, and In View
of those fails. it will not be necessary
to have the new one made of steel.
A now 01111 will be made of cast iron
heavier and stronger than Ilu1 old
one. The making of this iron whccl
will tuk11 only about a week which to
Marc a steel Ollt' made would have re—
1piir11 scvcral Weeks.
Price. 750 per
of the
red
1 1
I’cri‘i-ctiou can only be attained In
the physical by allowing Nature to 11p-
tproprlato ntid not disslpaic her own re-
Sources. Catbarilcs gripe. wcakcuw
dissipate whllc IleWilts I.iltl1- Early
Rlscrs simply (-xpcl all putrid matter
l
and l1Ilc,tItus allowing the lir'm in
assume normal activity. (loud for,
the cmuplexiou
Sold by The t'lil‘ford
l’hui 111111 5 u
CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT
FOR PERSIA.
S'I‘. I’ETERSTIITRG. .lau.
utltullonal government for Persia,
cording to advices from 'l‘11horun rc-
Ian-tl owners. The assembly will be
called the "House of Justice" 11nd 1111-
cruise. administrative ' and legislative
powei‘ii. "l‘he equality of all before
the law will he proclaimed. It is 11.x-
pm-tod that IIlt‘ 11111111111ny will demand
the dismissal of M. .l. Nuns. the lie!-
clan 1111111111111 of customs and posts
and the llclgian employees of the cus
ionic. 1
..... ‘24' a
. 1,:4I153fif‘tfl
is more 1111:... a. cough;
matron or 611.11.111.11
-souroe of co
medicine,
umption.
'cl“ count
1763.11.
Take 15 drops every 9 hours
A
mnfiiwbnd railing” 111,
alt-yawn 1.211111 the 5061.. r
it” is a
or his
lungs—- allied to asthma.
cotton are worthless and harmful.“ because all
'1 remedy taken internally only. ever did or can
‘1 cure yBRAZILIAN BALM. the articulates b111,?
sum, alone has triumphed in every case for 25
and 1111s» with not. also: 111111111 Witty 1113111. That is the secret. It:
penetrates, reduces the inflammation, kills the genus, stops the
Inseam.
faithfully for bifswneohi 1111111111111 31.111111111111111 acorn clear 1111111111111
, the int: state of quick console)
‘ ‘ """"“"‘ amateurish“.
.'li'11liil*3 troll-m
ep-oeaited infiniti-
ngfh.‘ "tubes and
an a most that
It snowshoes-1111190
cures. 101111511 with 111111-
1111an SUB!!! to bathe the throat
. the lungs to the vigor
bop up the treatment.
'1
. E111...
youth in the
fore the 111111111111
22.-A con-
ac.-
Will be 8011an
prlatlon Not to be Exceeded. ,
Superintendent Spruguc, at t 11 state
capital, in Hartford; suitedI t‘ at thei
tel 1111 canto‘
WEE-1 "occupancy bo~ ‘
loaf April. Agents
'pf 11... New York company which has
he contract for furnishing the vaults
ith 11 eel fittings. were at the capitol
this week taking measurements for
the shelves“, em: The agents seemed
;o be adding to take their measure
tncnts from the blue prln 11 but Super-
lutcndont Sprugue insisted on their
measuring the spaces in llic. vaults
themselves, so that they would have
will not be 1'
blue prints. The 111111111'Iutcndc11is
purpose in insisting on mousurcmentfl
by the, agents was to provide against.
having the state liable to1 any mistake
n the fittings that might be discover-
11d when they are being adjusted I11 the
vaults.
It' the company’i-l agcnta based their
1111atsurcinei1ls on the lines in the blue .
prints the claim «ould I111 made that 11.
iulstake ll‘ out1 Willi 111111111. was due to
an alleged luacouiacy in those lines.
at I the state would be coinpclli-ul to
stand the expense of remedying it. ,
Willi the company's 11111111111 tanking :
their own incasurciuciits the company '
can be held responsible for whatever 1
ilGOI work of the vaults.
A LIQUID COLD CURE.
For coughs and colds no remedy is
equal to Kennedy's laxative Honey
and ’l‘otv—the Liquid Cold Cute. It is
different from all otI1crs~—better, be
cause it expeis all cold from the sys-
tem by acting as a cathartic on the
bowels. Gives strength to weak
lungs. Affords Immediate relief in
Group. Coughs, Colds. Whooping
Cough. etc. (Ihlldren love it. Sold
by tithe Clifford Pharmacy.
1
..ii hummus rumor.
' 1. ' WRITDI'MUTALWUC.
A. J. COLLINS G. CO
12 Noflh Main St.
' :13on cit—Relief.
. “.1.
‘ ilcc Is hereby given iliat the
“iii of Iii-lief ol' the Town of Nor-
walk will meet. at their olllcc, Opera
House block:
'i‘hursdsy. Feb. l, 1906. 2: to -I p. 111.
Saturday. 10th. 1! to 1i 11. ill.
Wednesday. 14th, 7 to 9, evening.
Saturday, 17th. 2 to 4 11.111.
Wednesday. 21st. 2 to 11 11. at.
The meetings are for the purposi-1 of
hearing and determining any and all
appeals made to them front the doings
of ”It" assessors on the list of lililii.
They will also meet with tho 11111-111111
sure. as a joint board. Wednesday.
ll‘cbriiury ill. at 4 p. 111., for tho pur-
pose or abiding the polls of sick and
disabled persons,
JAMES SII'I'III'IIUAANI),
CHARLES \V. BELL,
JARVIS I“?}I1I40(ii.i.
lloard 111‘ llcllcl‘.
lllil limit I111 Illl
1111111111, 5111397211133
Chandelisn.1cundolabra.
Lamond-ob Registers,
and Bird Cngu Hepalrod and than
Ilhod.
8min and Bolsters Sharp-nod and
addictions.
111.1 Irons Polished.
Anything in Metal Hobuisbod In My
Style.)
S.Sca1n & Son,
11
11111111. No cocaine or; opiates.
I
I...
1.1
THE CLIFFORD
data. toguldo‘thom iii-'lspondent. of tho 1 '
mistakes occur I11 the fitting of the f
' l1urcs~—I)r.
1111.11.11.11
Plotncr & Bradley ‘ .1
Proprietors
' ' Guaranteed by the maniac- . -
turern to do all that is claimed .
for it. or your money back. 3)
NW
Clunlinm and Comfott II third ‘
by III persons of refiacmsiit. 'l he
minim ol' SPIRO POWDER II.
to purify the pmplndon n It laden 1
through the pom. 1]: does not 1
' . check perspiration, that would be . I
1 diautroul to your health. SPIRO 1
1' . POWDERuimplydettroylthooror. ,
’ Call and Get 11:!on T058!» '
1
SPECIAL 'PRIZES AWARDED.
More Premiums Won at the Stamford
Poultry Show.
Among the winners of the special
premiums in the poultry show, In
Stamford. are the following:
The HoIbrook silver cup for the best
display of any out1 vuricty.««8'louy-
1:"10ft Poultry Association Underclltf.
N. J. with Rose Comb Buff Leghoi 11s
The Stamfonl Poultry Association
silver cup for the largest entry—Glen-
brceklu l1‘ar111. Noroton.
’I‘ht1 Iroesbeck Hartford souvenir
cup for the best bird in show—401111 '1‘.
Howard, Stamford with a Black Cock
In Bat. ..nni .1 (”itcunisianee somewhat
unusual with a buutam 1"aricii..
Mis Albeit (‘rano's gold prize for
best display of Barred Ilocks-‘—ll(11'ace
Kcyworth. East Norwalk.
The F. l". Baxter (Ridgeficld) cup.
for best Barred Rock pullet.—-—-Bert
Cowles_ Fot'cstville. Conn.
The .principal prizes for White
Rocks were all carried oil? by E. W.
Crockcr. of East Hampton, Conn.
The (J. S. Pui'dy Cup for exhibitors
securing most points at the Winsied
and Stamford shows in White Wynn-
dottcs were awarded to Horace Have-
mayor.
The Stamford Poultry Association
cup for best. display’ot‘ Buff Wynn—
doltcs was also won by Horace llarc~
111111'111.
"l‘he Erskine prize in gold. offered
annually by Mis. Hahn was won by
I1. I17. Olmstcad. of Ilcthcl~ Willi S. (7.
Rhode ‘ Island Reds. 'l‘hc Erskine
price was awarded to the same exhib-
Iior last year.
The Fox cup for best display of S
C. White. Leghorns-wdohn Dates. of
Norwalk.
'I‘hc Imnien Cup for best display ol‘
Brown lmghornswhi. M. Palmer. Still-
water.
Mayor (Yt1111111i11gs's cup, for best
rock and hen lu silvi.1t'~sp11ng|od Hanr
.I. S. Wolfe, Bloomfield,
N. J. 1
Dr. II. II. I'kihannun’s cup for best
display of any one variety of timing-
tons-~Wortl1ington Poultry Yards.
Jlmsford. N. Y.
The William D. Smith cup for best
display
Stamford.
of pigetinsvl’atxl G. llowcs.
"COUNTRY EGGS
3100 doz.
STATE EGGS
2510 doz
JOSELOFF’S
Tel. 01111 198. , .
L.w.-——,-. amour—«mm. 1
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
11...... «7......
~
Heat’s Theatre.
Good 1111111 '1'” b11111 1111311:
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11.11.1111 tnii‘ it
Wednesday. 111111111 2111.
' MUIIC HALL. .
COMMMOUD music 9 Drama" of
Twon Places and and of blrty
Pl 116:? “banning will he phaoti'bli by
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111 Water It. _, , -aoutliNo1-wall1..
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Writ pm at me obit
Business Maitiig News from't
WILL BE NIPPED UP IN A JIFFY RIGHT IN EVERY WAY EXOI'P , ‘1'
PRICE; BUT SELLING AGENTS MOURN THE L083.
News“ .. 21111 .11 baboon
1'. 1:1 portions 11'
11'.1n..\'i .1...”
SNAPPY BARGAINS THESE. AT THESE PRICES. THIC'B" IT- ' '
CHILDREN' 3 BLACK RIBBED H 03:, ALL SIZES. 1012 A PAIR.
CHILDRENS FINE BLACK n13 ssD Host-1 AT 121/2: A not.
woman's EXTRA HEAVY FAST BLACK FLEECE LINED '8'1' 91;
mos AT 151: A PAIR. .
EXTRA GRADE OF WOMEN'S a LACK CASHMERE srocmuos A
251: A PAIR.
LADIES' FLEECE LINED vss'rs AND PANTS, ALL SIZES. m. .
LADIEs' EXTRA FINE QUALITYVESTB AND PANTS AT 50o. .
FINE FLAT veers AND PANTS; ALSO niaaso. THREE quadrant
WOOL. AT 761:.
ALL wom. PLAIN FLAT AND 1111313151: vssvs AND PANTS A .
81.00.
83-85 WashingtOn Street.
33 South Main street,
SELLING OUT STOCK OF SUITS, COATS SKIRTS, WAISTS '
FUR8 BELOW COST.
WAISTE, FORMERLY 31.50. New ..........................
smars.’ FORMERLY $4.511, NOW ................................
cons FORMERLY 310.1111. uow .............................. .
FUR ch'rs. FORMERLY $75.00, now .......................
RAIN cons sonusntv $12.,so now .................. .. .
runs. TO CLOSE our FROM . ................. $1.911 up TO
womb-1 FOUR Times AS. MUCH.
touts Udelman. blothier and furnisher.
126 Washington Street. Next to Post Office. So. Normlk."
CLOTHING AND FURNITURE TO BE SOLD OUT BEFORE Film
ARY IST AT 501: ON THE DOLLAR.
my... __:‘:__.. - . ._.
Motors
111 11111 1 1111 11111111111
w. H. Reed. Joseph A. Volk, Jr.
0
WE ARE NOW READY TO DO ALL KINDS OF ELECT-R!
CAL WORK
and
Will open with a full line of Supplies on or about February I, 1906.
WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR WORK.
Heating Apparatus
' AT con 7
Clearance Sale
YOU CAN PURCHASE LITTLE LOTS OF EXCELLENT MERCHANDNE
AT PRICES FAR BELOW ACTUAL VALUE. A SPLENDID OPPOHW
NITY FOR YOU TO SAVE MONEY.
N..E. RYAN. , w
86 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH ~~Noaittam
m- “5‘
Cheap Express Wagons, Sleds,
table flyers, all kinds of toys, too -
to mention. at figures that are r: 1 1
breaking.
,1“,
Poem
11 i. 1'.
one
The past 34 weeks.
Day School ..$nsopsr'moii
Night’School 5.oo.pbrm5 . ,
BOOKS AND STATIONERY FREE.
Now is the right time to chair. " ’
Norwalk Chronicler