* fades cis
ALL stuns.
“a "07“ IN A l
. trusty.“ slower”
south blowout. T
its 1 dilliiles ‘ ..
w arisen Iharbor.
M
For Norwalit and vicinity: , Light.
show tonight. Sunday partly cloudy]
The disturbance that Was central near 5
Charleston. 8. 0., yesterday morning.
has moved slowly .northeastward and;
is now'central‘ near Hatteras. it in
reducing snow as far south as Macaw}
a. it will probably continue to move ;
up the coast and pass out to sea south
of this,viclnity late tonight or Sunday.
This vicinity will continue ‘on the
northern edge of this disturbance 'dur-
ing the nest twenty-four hours and
the wind will continue from the north.
east with increasing cloudiness ,and
probably light snow.
......
~Mournlng Bandsentl Canes. O’Brien.
Mina Roxanna M. Crawford, of New
Canaan, spent last week with relatives
and friends in Norwalk and Noroton-
-Know the amount yen agree to
pay. We charge no‘iaterest. J. w.
Studwell.
Julian H. Main. the South Norwnlk
mail carrier, is ill and is taking a few
days off. during which Clarence Cro-
foot has his route.
-—Special Sale Cane Chairs, at Pod.
more's.
Mrs, legrand Raymond. of Norwalk,
is spendina a week with her aunt. Mrs.
William Comatock, of North Main
street, New Canaan.
FSomethlng at F. 1). Lyon & Co's.
The Harris and Cans Company are,
unloading a car of fine charcoal.
which they will put up in one half
bushel bags and sell for family use.
-Tbe annual Birthday Party of
Trinity Church will be held in the
Sunday school room, Tuesday evening.
Jan. 30. 'Ali members and friends are
asked to attend.
«Attend the great Remnant and
Clearance Sale at M. S. Smith & (‘03s
George Singer is learning the art of
trimming electric lights under Frank
A. Baker, in connection with a gen-
eral electrical education he is acquir-
nag.
—-—Go to Case. Chair Sale at Podmore's.
it has become public that. William
Lauder, South Norwalk’s premier base-
ball player, has been engaged to
coach the Columbia team again this
year
M
—-Umbrollaa. Umbrellas.
It. is expected that the new iron. cog
wheel for the Washington street
bridge will be ready next week and
that from then on the structure will
be turned by electricity.
O’Brien.
—Frcsh Candy always, at M. S.
Smith & Co‘s. 10 and 20c. lb.
.liurvey Crow, whose home is in
South Norwaik. has withdrawn from
college at Ann Harbor, Mich., and
has taken a position as traveling man
with Wright-Kay (30.. the swellcsi
jewelry house in Detroit.
-Notlce. Sale at F. l). Lyon & Co's.
Dr. and Mrs. Putncv, of Milford.
were the guests'of Mr. and Mrs. 0.
l, Allen. on Thursday, and attended :1
dinner given by Mrs. isoac Allen, at.
her home in Westport, in honor of the
birthday of Mrs. 0. 1. Allen.
Men are Judged by the company they
keep, but it isn‘t as easy to size tip a
woman by her hat. Judge her by
the amount of Holiister's Rocky Moun-
tain Tea she takes. 36 cents, Tea or
Tablets. ' Pleisted‘s Drug Store.
NKe
. Ill drtI ill! in tho Unified
feral “
. bring a min.
i
Moody's Favorit- m lsstis no
logos and both sagas affording psr’msnen re.
in all costs doused y instantly of the blood.
Kiun . Illssidsr ‘sn Lim- Oom-
li we; ; ‘tipotion sodWsaisnossss
I p l . d ‘n
it proves an ii cores winks all other indi-
oinss hsvs totally f 1 d
. as long so gill. "In“ ,
has _ success! in 1mm
won hosts ‘wsnnti'rlon . - ' . ‘ "
Are you suffering from any disuse traceable to
tho causes mentioned? it so. Dr. Kennedy has
staked his psrsonsl and professional reputation on
the omission: that lavas-its namely wiiido you
a a
sand for s. free trial bottle and booklet cott-
tsining vsinsbie uwtiicsl advice on the treatment of
various diseases. Write also form "Easy Tut"
fortindina out If you have kidney discuss. Adda-c...
Dr. David Kennedy's Schmnomlous NJ".
Janna/inc“, the full name it in. «is all.
It ’s FAVOR ’ ii‘. “ENEMY, modest and-mt.
N. ..snd the price is limo six bottles 86.00) at
tales. Canada and
Donald
hi
it.
~
an countries.
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Rev. Charles E. Edwards, of Prince-
tott, N. J., is a guest of Mr. and Mrs.
w. M. Brewer. of. West.,avcmte.
Valentines now ready at William 1‘.
Bcers‘ book and stationery stores, till
Wall street, and ti South Main street.
«A very etiioyable entertainment
has been preparedrfor the Birthday
Party at Trinity Church, Tuesday eve
ning, January 30.
..__
A white frost. struck Norwnik again
yesterday morning. Acording lo the
old saying two more white frosts will
The saying turned out
true a few weeks ago, when three
warm rain storm.
—Great Sacrifice Sale, Gent's, Ladies'
and Children's tinderwoar. M.
Smith & (‘0. ‘
S.
William H. Meeker, the practical
plumber and s‘camhtter, calls atten-
tion to his business in the atlvertisltt-:t
columns of The Sentinel. His honest
work and ample experience, he being
the oldest in the business in this city.
‘ especially ills him to fill all con-tracts.
-—Stop. Sale at I“. D. Lyon & Co's.
The large ship chandlery concern
which was seriously thinking of local-
nu in South Norwnik has gone to an-
other place. it: is said that the only
reason the coinpnny did not come was
that the owners of the lands desired
placed too high it figure. on the prop-
‘ erty.
——Soft Hats, Soft Huts. O'Brien.
There were a good malty otii-of—town
firemen at the ball of the Fire Depart-
ment. in Stamford. Thursday night.
(‘hief Winchester. of South Norwalk.
was there, with Mrs. Winchester, and
so was, Former Chief Wright, of South
Norwaik. and Assistant Chief Smith.
and Captain Edward F. Duffy. of Nor-
walk.
~A very enjoyable entertainment
has been prepared for the Birthday
tPnrty at Trinity Church. Tuesday eve-
ning, January 30.
A special communication of Old
Well Lodge. No. 108, F. and A. M.
will be held at the rooms in Wash-
ington street. on Monday oven-lug at.
7:30 o‘clock. All Master Masons are
invited to attend. Another special
communication will be ilt'lii on Tues-
tiny evening, when there will be work
in the i'cilowcraft degree.
>-Greui Clearance Sale t‘fomi'ort
ables, Cotton Blankets, and Curtain
Mutt-rials now going on, at M. S.
Smith & Co‘s,
The evening service ill
Church tomorrow will be of special
auspices of Trinity Chapter of Si. Ail--
ldrt-w‘s Brotherhood. Addresses will
be made by laymen on the general sub.
jet-t Messages of Christ to Men. All
Service commences iii 7:30 o‘clock.
-Tllc Chase style Derby. O’Brien.
The New York. New Haven
about
owns
hunk-nous improvements
it
The annual meeting and banquet of
the Connecticut Editorial Association
will be field in Hartford, Monday even-
ing. Members of the Associated Dail-
ies and other newspaper publishers not
affiliated with either are invited.
A OTRE DAME LADY.
i will is hit free with full instruc-
tion. Displacements. Falling of the
Womb. Scanty Jl' Painful Periods. Tu-
mors or Growthn. Hot Flashes. Desire
bios. to all soudina address.
plain a. Successful Home
if you decide to continue it will only
cost about. 12 cents a week to guaran- if. L. Marion. Albany: Charles ll. Kir-
l domot Willi to sell you by, New Bcdi‘ord: William F. (.‘tuibcrl-
Tell other sufferes of it. son.
that is all i ask. Address,vM's. M. and Mrs. W. R.Waikcr, Edward Royce,
Boston. wore a t at he.
fee a cure.
snythina.
Summers. Box 375.
'Notre Dame. ind.
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smut. toms Jasssv no sea
"long building." which
, Wood street.
line put in. and the
fury arrangements hav
; improved.
ring will be repainted outside,
before spring.
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——Auction of Household Furniture.
tions. some of this simple preparation t Wagon, Harness and Farming imple-
for the cure of beacon-boon. Ulcera-imelltii. E. T. Benedict's. West Nor.
walk. Monday, Jun, iii), 10 a. m.
D. M. Davidson. T. K. Kohier. E. C.
to Cry. .‘reo lna feeling up the Spine, , Gruy..S. B. Flint. Ernest Doschcr. Ed-
Pain in the ask. and all female trou- , ward ii. Keasler, William McDonough,
To moth- .l. F. Kenny, George L. Merrill. New
on of suffering dauahters i will ex-iYork; 1.1. Bossrdus, South Norwulk; ii.
Treatment. h. Marlee. Holyoke; P. 0. Whitney,
,New Haven: Samuel Ryder. lianbttry;
Frank Graham. Norwulk:
,li. W. Jordan.
Hotel Clifford, yesterday,
K ............. 9G LB.;11I/g LBS.,$1.00
sMALi. eucas‘cuaso HAMO ............ tel/3o Ls.
roses HAMO. asses sHoULo ass. Hons MAD: SAUSAGE, are.
...: a:
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so
South Mating
a r.
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p
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at.
-..a
‘- decorating lile‘liilii. as Was immediate-
whilc frosts were foiloived closely by n .
Trinity
interest to men. it will be under the
nrc cordially invited: men cspccially.
and
Hartford Railroad Company is makitlrg
i it.‘
in
New windowa nrc lite
plumbing and sun-l-
e been greatly
it is probable the build-
and
some decorations will be placed inside
Mr.
iii 1'
Last ‘ night's
Cinemas o , tin ,
rapidly“ roping list a ‘sociai murals.
lt.‘ wits if? fnr t atpos'l. instill attend
ekt‘ fpuct on the popular i'OiiiiSuI‘aiiili-
.a ..
d
, ion hachoraIVeu obit demotisirar
,‘e‘that Its stinmshave been appreciat-
lfi . ‘ ‘ ' ‘ “ ~ ‘ ‘ ’
i The uiiendiuicc an ism, tn‘ relic-that.
dancing was ditticuitsnd made it man-
ifsstiy imperative that the club’s next
dance bitch! in a larger hall. Plans
have bosnrmsturiuf for another dance
immediately after out. ’l‘hislwlii be
given in the urinary. , .
‘ Everything contributed to make last
evenings dance a ituooess and wall re
paid tho efforts that, made it so. The
members of the club spent much time
ly evident. Fir lines and other arsen-
cry was tastefully error; as along the
sides of the hall, and e balconies.
while momoth American flags were
suspended from over the stage and
front the opposite end of the hall. Pot:
ted palms were arrayed along the front
of the stage and it allowed light 'was
diffused by eiéciricl ghis covered with
colored tissuetn paper.
Large letters arranged across the.
top of the stage formed the words.
E“Nutincg Club." The Cosy corner, at
one side of the hall. under the bai-
cony was clcVerly arranged. ,
The music was one of the features
of the evening. This was furnished
'by the Jerome May Orchestra, of
'Bridgeport. the announcement c of
name is the assurance of its (inali-
l.\', « ._ wt.
0n the dancing orders were twenty
dances. for which the orchestra played
a particularly tiuc program.
. George ‘J. Csvanauzh, ex~president
of the club. was floor manager 8116'
his efficient aids were; Harry Sterling,
Ralph C. Verlin. Lester K. Warren.
John N. Kline, Charles Vcrlin and An-
son Kceler. The rcception committee
comprised all cf the members of the
club. .
The dance. was arranged by the en-
tertainment committee, of which Irv-
victory. to u “
erected at Toke‘nekc, are out for flu,
ing W. Horton is chairman and Max
H. Scltuman and Hiram Hull the other
two members. ‘
Organized not quite tw.o years ago.
the. Nutmeg Club has had a remarkal»
ly successful career. its rooms are at
line corner of Main and Wall street and ,
the membership is rapidly growing.‘
The prcaent officers are:
Pt’esidtettt—J’iiilliniit J. Rider.
Vice-presidentwt‘. Otis Fitch.
Secretaryklilrneat C. Gregory.
'I‘rencarer—Ernest C. (itcgoi‘y.
Finincial Secretarywirrlng t‘.
ion.
lior-
W. c. T, U. MEETING.
Express Sentiment Against the Growth
of Saloon.
The Women's Christian 'l‘empcrance
Union hold a meeting yesterday after-
noon at the home of Mrs. H. .l. i‘ilpson.
in i‘htsi. Norwnlb, and passed risoin
lions thanking the members of tit-.-
state police and those who are active-
ly interested in the crusade nettinst the.
saloon keepers in tho Norwalk and vl~
cinity. "
There were about fourteen members
present and the patrol devotional nor
vice. broccdcd the business meetin’z.
The members read two paper“ on dif-
ferent subjects and several 1m .mcss
reports were read. it. was ..-.i the
sentiment of the members 'h .i “The
Womens‘ Christian 'l‘emperancc linion
wish Io voice their appreciation of
the vmbio effortu on the part of tin-
clcrgymen of The. Norwniks to sur-
press the saloon to be establi=hed un-
der the mnnuttement of the Central Hi»
tel. We regret. beyond measure that
in spite'of the great rcmonstrnnce Mr.
Discos, has obtained a license. to add
one more saloon to the large number
already established here in our midst.
it is a shame that our principal streets
must be disfigured and disgraced by
the liquor traffic. We deems the open
ruined it great tnenncc to our child-
rcn, and also to adults. both male and.
female, who are nimble to withstand
the drink habit. anti we pray us a band
of Chirstlnn mothers and workers that
w may be able to suppress this great
curse. to our otherwise beautiful
town. .
DIVORCES iN SUPERIOR COURT.
Judoe Rorabsck Designates Referee
Elmer to Hear Testimony In Re-
, mu- Case.
A number of divorce cases were alv-
stt attention in the Superior court yes-
terday. Judge ltorabuck appointed
State Referee Elmer to bear the case
of Frank Rumor, of Bridseport, vs. Eu-
phelnin Renter on application of Attor-
nev Burrounha for the defendant At-
torney Mann deprescntlng the plaintiff
in now in Boston.
C, S; Canfieid was appointed a com-
missioner to lwur the case of Homer
.1. June. of Bridgeport. against. Annie
Juno.
Elmer Wnkeiec, of Bridgeport. was
Ordered to pay his wife, Margareta M,
Wakelce, $85 within three weeks to de-
fcnd her case. .
FRENCH GOOD EXPLORERS.
’2.
“9 lhis:
nu. _ ‘
twat ‘
lists “ti o
the this s
heavily upon . osswho s
his 1
tot s
Whiskey and Beer
ORRINE is the out guaranteed c
thsdrlnlt habit. can rust-d nihnm
destroys“ entirely the craving to ‘ risk,
withontpnbi city or Instant tune. it nick-
iy destrora the craving for inter] ants.
studios (its arms, rcstotco the appetite
on gives ref shine sleep. . _ .,
OR‘ csro illic‘antf pat‘icinutznowlrd buy
. or '0 till I' tron tint
buy ORRH‘E N’s. 2. Price. . I ’ .
Cars Silent-ti or Money
A registered guarantee in one
on “Duplication" taunted)‘ “in W rte on
to: nest. All comiapoudcucsmrn enlist.
() .ithE mailed tat-riled) on rcrelplof price
by the ORRINE CU" luc., Wuuhimgtuifl
D. (3.. or sold in this slur hr
C. F. ZEiTFUBD. .
South Norwslk, Conn.
NORWALK coursscrtuo NOTE;
'(Tho Commercial Bulletin). .
Plans for 030,000 Rssidsnco out.
- Plans drawn by Architect Howard
Greenley. of New llork, for a new real-
deuce for Mr. Pope, which will be
urea. The eafimated cost'of the
so titre is $30,000. it will be of
brie "with a state root. With? every
improvement; There Will baton iire-
places and mantles, plate glass win-
dows, steam or hot water‘heat. was
and electric combination fixtures, tiled
baths. vestibttles, etc. The. trim will
be enameled white wood. When com-
pleted this will be one of the finest
residences in this vicinity.
Another Fins Residence at Tokenekc.
Architect A. N. Paddock is complet-
lug plans for a $10,000 residence for a
Mr. Total-d. of New York. which will be
erected at Tokeneko. it will have a
stucoed exterior and interior trim of,
oak and crpress. The heat has not.
been decided upon. Electrlc'iights
and balls. mantels. fireplaces. tnodern
plumbing with several baths, plate
glass windows. etc. will be required.
it will have a shingle root.
No Action for Synagogue.
President A. Harris of the llcth is-
raol congregation, stated this week
ii.
Iiifihe Greatest. Money Saving diluent of .the Re and Tool?
. This sale begins Satmdéifidan 27th, ‘ M
' and ends the follovvin‘g' Saturday, February 36.. ,
‘e
THE HOU‘BEKEEPING BARGAINS
iflythousekeeping goods we mean the
standard ovary-day wanted things.
such. as any housewife nearly always
Mfidtl
YARD-WIDE COTTON
'Good quality brown cotton; sale
price tips yd. __~_
Good quality brown cotton; sale
price filfic yd.
Good quality brown cotton;
value: sale‘price (like yd.
100 pieces brown cotton, 9c value;
sale price 7%0 yd.
Extra , heavy brown
value; sale price, yd.. 8c.
50 pieces heaviest brown cotton;
sale price 9c yd.
Good quality soft-finished bleached
cotton; sale price he yd.
Fine soft-finished bleached cotton:
7c value; sale price (in yd.
Extra fine quality bleached muslin.
90 quality; sale price 70 yo.
Factory ends in niuslin. extra hcavy;
sale price 8550 yd.
Extra fine quality
price, 100 yd.
8c
cotton, 100
cumbric; sale
”price rdoucilons.
PRINTS. otuosams. wast-I cocoa
...—....
Not another word needed but theI
Here they are:
Des; American shirtlng prints, sale
price ”to yd.
Standard indigo blue
priced tic yd.
Silver grey and black prints; sale
who he yd. -
Good quality apron gingham; sale
price he yd:
Plaid gross ginghams, value 8c; sale
price so yd.
36 in. percalc,
price ilc yd.
All our striped and figured flannel-
etts; sale price 10c yd.
36 in. curtain Swiss, 12th quality;
sale prlccdilc yd.
OUTING FLANNELS
1 case good qtialiiy cream domet;
sale prltc 4%(3 yd.
All our 8c quality outing flannel:
sale price. til/1c yd.
All our 100. quality outing flilnnels;"
sale prion Boyd. ' ’ i
30 pieces extra heavy Shaker and
Canton flannel; sale price, yd., To.
20 pieces extra heavy Canton fian-
nci; sale price 100 yd.
prints; sale
best quality; sale
_.,..,.,,....._, ..
was THE notion ,suvnas,
Every price that}... true;
Black darning cotton; 2 cards,
3c black toilet pins. 10m
4 papers hair pins, to.
Pearl bu.tons,.dozets, 2c.
5 books and eyes, to. .
Kid curlers, dozen in bunch. 8
Machine oil, 30.
5c safety pins, ,Bc.
Large bottles of sailboats, lo.
Snap hooks and eyes; so.
10c pearl buttons, dozen, 60.
10c bone hair pins, dozen, 7c.
Tooth brushes, 18c. ,
12%0 writing paper, box; 90.
loo-yards spools aoit finish '
spool, 2c, 3 for no. .
Lot of belt buckles, worth from .
to 500, too. I
25c botle of Florida water, 100.
16c box talcum powderrltl‘c. ‘
250 writing paper. box, the. _ .
10c package toilet paper, 4 an 3
Good quality steel scissors, 250.
Belt hose supporters, with, art
front-pads. 250. ‘.
10 yards roll white tnpc: salepriiiill
5c.
5 yard piece 1Vin. wide black '
brand; sale price, So. '
Assor ed wire hair pins in b
sale price. 3c. ‘
to”
i
c!
83-85 Washington Street,
South New ik
”...—....
' ”ch/teas “stalled.”
ll gyro further action had been taken-
fot 3- selection of an architect for the
new svnnrozue, which is to be built
in South Norwalk. At. present it is an‘
even chaste cf be'ns either brick or
artificial stone. Within a few woeks‘
one of the plans already submitted will
be decided upon.
Finishing Bsavisw Avenue Residence.
Contractor lesiic Gamble ir. puttlns'
tine trill on flu. iii iv residence of Dr.
lvlnuklis- brown, on Sesview avenue.
This structure has been fully tiosorib.
no In lhesecoiumns. The plumbing
and furmice‘hcutlng was done by The
loss Keogh: also the gas piping. The
painting was done by the tiny,
J. W. neatly has the contract. fol"
painting the addition to the chemical
i‘ac'cry In Norwaik which was built by
Marine Gamble.
Arthur E.chtictilci is ‘doing the
plumbing in connection with the alter-
utiouo to William ii liubbeii's house
on Woodward avenue. Also putting
new closets, etc. in the factory of the
Phenix Fur 00.. on Monroe street.
THERE IS 'NOTUSE FiGHTING NA.
Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy does
nothing of that kind. it acts tender-
ly and in sympathy with what Nature
is trying to accomp‘lsh. Do you have
trouble with your digestion, your liv-
er or kidneys? Does rheumatism pain
and rack you? is your head thick
and heavy? it will charm way these
ailments nimosc one you are aware.
CI
PROHIBITIONIBTS IN CONVEN-
TiON.
The county convention of the Pro-
bibition party was held Thursday even-
ing at Good 'i‘empiars' Hall in Bridge
uort. There was a large attendance
from all over the county. Thomas
Martin presided. Speeches were
u title by John M. Dormant, ol’ Sirntford,
editor of the Voter. the State party
nirvan, who spoke on “Co-operation;”
Emil L. G. iiocnthui, of South Mun-
r-rcstor, chairman of the State. Prohi-
bition committee, who spoke on the
"Needs of the Party itt This Slatc:”
Oliver C. Board, late gubernatorial
candidate of the Prohibition party:
Mr. Harris, of South Norwnlk; Mr.
tor, of I'ennsilvnnin. and Mrs. ii. 0.
Land. ntcsidcnt oi" the Iiridgepori W.
C. 'l‘. U.
Refreshments \verc served the
clone or the session.
at
BEATS THE MUSIC CURE.
"To keep the body in tune," writes
Mrs. Mary Brown, 20 Lafayeiie Place,
Pounhkcopsie. N. Y., “i take Dr. Kinc's
How near France came to control-
lintt North America! The United
States was on the. edge of beta-it
French territory. For a century and
more the chances were all In favor of
France in her strucsle with England
for supreme control of this continent.
Because of their love of adventure. the
French more better explorers thnn
the English and they were on the Mis-
.sisslppi before the English bud pusip
ed a hundred miles from the coast.
And yet, for some reason or rt-utsono.
the title turned and England and the.
English steadily advanced. while
Franco and the French steadily tio-
cllned. w 7 Some answers to the
question wii be given at the First
Congregational Church in Norwalk to.
morrow evening. In the series The
Story of (the American Republic.
Lust, Sunday Mr. Light lll‘oiieliinti tho
antiloot analysed for the day is the
Church Denominations, making a
marrow M. Layton Introduces the sub.
Jest Greek Mythology. All men are
coral-id . welcomed to the meetings
of thohub which are held every Sun
day'liioiis th the South Not-walk Con-
gregational Church.
man's CHRISTIAN moutsv cius.
strohs‘arttument in the negative. Tor
Richards, of New Haven; Mr. Wrest-|
l
Work for the Common Pleas Civil
Court Next Week.
These cases were yesterday as.
signed for trial next. week in the
common pleas civil court:
'i‘uesduy, 10 a. tin-«Anderson &
Co. vs. Bridgeport Steeplechase Co:
Julia lvau et ul. vs. isrvie Brotiterton
cl. his; 'ittet‘iv A. Mayer-cl ux rs.
Henry Sci/.er.
Special bci‘ore lion. Howard B.
Scott, acting judge; Charles M. Thorpe
vs Oreml E. Morgan ct his.
Wednesday—*Petcr Dolianltes vs.
Peter Nicolncaki it Co; Louis Mirellc
vs. Century Cycle Co.
Thursday. Feb. I.-.lohn Willudson
,vs. Charles H. liccitwlth. i
DO NOT NEGLECT A can cow. l
Never allow a cold to take its course. i
Too often, at this season of the year,
its course is towards pneumonia.‘
Chamberlain's ('ough Remedy will,
promptly cure your cold and counter-g
act any tendency in this direction;
There is nothing better for acute:
throat and lung troubles. "I
Illtl illusion In.
BRASS BEDBTEADS
Chandeliers. Candelabra,
Lamps, Cash Registers,
and Bird Cages Repaired ...}. Refin-
ished.
Shears and Scissors Sharpened and
Rsnlckeled.
Fiat irons Polished.
Anything in Metal Refinishcd in Anyl
Style.
S. Scam 85 Son,
.50 Water St. South Norwsik.
Tsl. 342—2.
i
Overcoats
Interest You ?
New Lita Pills. They are the most
reliable and pleasant intuitive t have
found." Best for the Stomach, Liver
and Bowals. Guaranteed by 11'. H.
Baxter, South Norwnlk, and E. P.
Weed. Norwallt. drntrcisis. 250. “
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
Mil. DANilili. RYAN.
'l‘bt- patrons t .‘ ii i. 'l‘lieuirc have
a treat itl store foi'lit'xi week. Daniel
it‘un, whose former visit this season
still lingers in our liit'llltii‘y, returns
for nine performances, beginning next
Monday evening. He brings the same
superior co, puny, twu carioads of
scenery, cos nines, nrmorinls and blue.
tricui novelties. Mr. Ryan’s repor-
toire. for the en
lows:
Monday night-«An Enemy of
, or.
Tuesday nightwkichard‘ iii.
i
Wednesday Matitiec-n—A Royal Dov-Z
or.
Wednesday night-uMacbsth.
Thursday night-Dr. Jekyll and Mr.
H de.
. 3it‘rkiay matinee—(lemme. 7
‘ Friday night—Othello or Hamlet.
! desist-danmaiiueo-v-To be announc-
‘e n". ., ”a gut »* , _
i astufdsyliiiithtwl-iis Life fennel-s.
gauctncnt. is as fol-.
the.
$5.00
buys any of these 9 All Wool
Korsey Overs?
Sins as ‘ 37 4o 42 44
“Do II-‘hese i
in rifle shooting Company I), First
Maine Regiment. stationed at Nor-
way, easily lays m'cr any other corn-
may in the state. According to the
report of Colonel Dill, inspector of r’ilc
practice. the Norway company scored
133.23 in the merit system. Co. ii.
Second Regiment. stood second with,
81.02.
tom: ,3
wort
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a.
r
can be moved rr GROWS :
one UNiToia wthouR. ‘
time without LIBRARY
, disturbing 3., .. -, .,
contenisav t '
omen wmi i'
PERMTiON
ROLLER!“ .
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I, l; out AND m. Tlill't or.
WRITE MR CATALOOUB.
l
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A. J. COLLiNS a 00
l 12 North Main St.
...“ Reliefl,
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Notice is hereby given that the
2 2M1 1 1 2
Everyone worth from 016.00
to 020.00. Loft over from form-
er season, now
05.00.
Open Monday. Wsdnssdsy and
Saturday zvsninsl.
liliiiliiili,
"ratwn‘. A“
m M‘Hil’ifl.
karma,
FURNISHER.
so Wuhinstos an, (inhuman.
t
vilotit‘ti of lteiicf of the Town of Nor-
wnik will must at their oiiitw, Opera
I Houso block: ‘
"Thursday, Feb. 1. 1906.2 to i p. m.
Saturday. 10th, 2 to i p. in.
Wednesday. 14th, 7 to 9, evening.
Saturday, mu, 2 tot p. at.
Wednesday, 21st, 2 to 4, p. m.
The meetings are for the purpose of
hearing and determining any and all
appeals made to them from the doings
of the assessors on the list of 1905.
They will also meet with the asses-
February 21. at i p. in. for the pur-
pose of abattoir the polls of sick and
disabled persons.
JAMEI SUTHEBLAND,
CHARLES wanna.
JARVIS KMLLOGG.
zincht-s.
when the rule showed 4 foot ii
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i
i
tons, on u joint board, Wednesday,
Board of Relief. 1
Measured at Kansas Point, til is
of Lake Champlain rose tour so
half inches between December.”
December 31. Measurements
made from the top of the ,,
grade at the same point, the ”‘
mark ever known was October 15. *1
when the ,incasure was 13 feet 9.
The highest was May 4,
i
. inches.
iltlllg Lint! mi
‘ for freight Dolph
0n and after Tuesday. Janus
1906~ Freight Propellers will
,Pler 28, East River, New Yorkgi,
:of Dover street). every day, (6
.Sundayl. at 4 p. m. Freight re
at Norwalk up to 4 p. m. and So
lNorwnlk up to 5:30 p. m.
NORWALK STEAMBOAT 6
Analog J. Smith C. 0. Ha
Lessee. General ‘
POPULAR AMUSEMENT‘
MATINEE and NIGHT
SATURDAY JANUARY 2719i
The Return Engagement of
The American
Vitagr‘aph do
With an Entire Cicsnge of Piolii
to ‘
5A samrous amass wrrt-t‘tbt’.’
TRATED souos. .
2 PERFORMANCES 2 ..
emcee. *
MATINEEniCZOo.
NIGHT—10.20 30c
BEATS now ON sou.
__ i
HOYT'S ‘rn martini
ONE WEEK commsucma
oAv, JAN. 207M... ,
Annual Engagement of the ”You;
mantle Actor and Trausdl
Mr. Daniel Ry
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{supported by the dams
. Company. ., ,
. REPEBT‘OiRB. ‘
3 Nights."
‘ Monday-4n loamy to the King
Tuesday—Richard lil.
Wadnesdsy~Macbeth. .
Thursday—Dr. Jekyll and Mr»
Friday—Othello or Hamlet
asturdsyn-Hls Life for H
' Matlnsos. ,
Wednesday-A Royal Lovsr.
Friday-Camille. ' .
Saturday-To be annoup j _
aTwo Garlands of Basins: .
Ail 'Rsoenb Electrics
Over 03 3000 Aof.‘
‘ ' WRICIOE:
Matinee ,......‘,
Evening—Entir- Orehsstri"
1st 2 Rows in,
Reminder of” ’
Gallery ......
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Norwalk Chronicler