i wile II fairly dry 8 Inlay
_ slits: as a melt the
‘ saline seldom seen on the
. n'duy as a this were out
Initial: In walk.” all there
g‘oinp bit in their line
a were provident purchased
d refreshment Saturday
uttered it up against a day
tongues and feverish thirst
ere especially active and
he were arrested in Nov
pth Norr’mlk.
flay succeeded in. securing
.. lily of benzllle they did not
and perhaps one or two Ita-
" &3 little business stlictiy on
ill with "old friends " There
" b wholesale violation of the
veil. Norwnlk saloon keepers
II as a losull of the evidence
._ the state polite wclc. orI
'Wol‘e Judge lddwaId M. Lock
Saturday" afternoon, and admit-
’ cilia the sum of $150 each fol
pe'arunce before the court next
y morning at 10 o‘ckloc
caused and bondsmcn wcrc as
e. F
Pry.
BM. E. Iluydt‘n.
.«Illunkitt. Bondsman James
IlI‘utdsman. James
James P. But I I.
on
Bondslllan. ii. ll}.
Mcl‘tllthI.
Rb Quittllcl
‘ lei ll Sltlflely.
Bondsman.
Bondsman. John
and it‘redellck 'l‘rinks.
anion .I. Boldon Ilur,lbutl
. lqpor Plosceutol William 0. (‘lalk
' n hand and lead the annulus to
thei’fiocusod saloon kccpcts.
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THREE MEN KlLLED.
Hud- On collision Between Passenger
' 'and Freight Trains.
PEOBIA. ”1.. Jan 20. -~Iil a head 0“
“collision between a passengct ttain
good a height tlaill neat Edclstein to
day three then were “killed anoiltcl fa
Wtaily injlil'h‘d the expless IIitll its
contents burned. and much damage
done: to train property.
SIX TENDERLOIN LICENSES RE-
FUSED.
,BRIDGEPORT, .Iau. 20.~—Al u nicel-
In}; of the county coililllisuiouers Sub
lil‘day those applicants Iver-c refused a
license Ill :IcIuIrIillucc with rcmonsi-
.ratnces filed against them: Mrs. 'i‘olly
Ferdinunl‘lo, 2?. Bank strcct, Ills l’ci
, zen. Waterbury liollso, HIS}: WI Itcl
eisreet; Leonardo liclia, til \V'IIicI
'otreet, John Violulleuski. {.17 Water
letreet; Henry DolmeilI. Pit-rcc's place,
I. 499 Water stricc . and the liclmollt llo-
__t,el. 26 Bank street, I.. ll). llillkcslcc.
‘ proprietor.
APPLICATION IS DENIED.
HARTFORD, .Ian, ‘.‘n.-Noticc was
served here today by the sI-loctlllcu, oi
East Hartford. on the attorney for the
Consolidated Railway (‘oulpally_ it), i
Obblne. denying Iilc road's pctitioll to
iuy'doubio tracks in East Hartford so
a! to allow the colllpnny to connect
‘L with the steam roads.
9 PASIBENGER TRAINS WRECKED.
LOUISVHIIIE. l\_\'._.luu.21l.-—~lt is
reported llclc. IllIIt passenger tlaills :ii
and 34 on the [iig Fillil illt‘I ill collis
Inn near Nubb, IlltI. today, that both
engineels and scIeral passengers were
injured. and that scvcrai cars were
erCked.
OPERATED 0N FOR APPENDICI-
Mills Florence Wood was opcl'lllcd
on for appendicitis at the Norwatk
Hospital this morning. The patient
.5 believed to be doing niIcIy. The
Operation has pI-r‘tll rIlch b_I In; Word
3. Gregory. assistcd b_\ Ilr. “alter
H hcotik and tile Ilillscs
WITone AT LAURALTON HALL
“The Misacs Mnrgutct .\. \V'IllaIIl.
“losses Dornct and .Iuna .Vi. 'l‘icrtlcy
of NoIHWulk spent SIIudIII- lli Latiral-
top Hall Mlli'old ’llI-y “me the
“heats Iol' Mil-is Millar'lls aunt
.RISTOIL MANUFACTURER DEAD.
. BRISTOL, thin. 29 William tiaI-
'iol'd..olto of the best known of the old-
or looldantu of this piacc_ dlcd today
" the use ol'iii.’ \culs. llc nus a li'
" unlit-III inlcl and lcatcs a IlIIt‘Iuil
”In 4 Per Cent.
ipouuuy ward." IuIld t'IlI-Ic
. till he lookcd ill his batik
If, “this surprising how
kill}! tubal-y crows til .i per
lit Interest."
. ’0. will be delighted to
if fluids rapidly ncrum
In; fyou lluvculu account
hours. 0 n. m. to 8
Saturday evenings
are ‘ were tte iii. Pike
alac street title moraiuil. caused data-
see which it will delineated will not;
fall short of 02500 .
One secular ot the bonnie was entire.
irr’grutted and a valuableleolleetieu at
are: and etetual-y wee destroyed.
be fire broke out uholit 10 ociock
la a den and quickly spread to the
portieres. When the firemen arrived
the upper floors Were ablaze and for
nearly two hours c fire fighters bate
tied with the con aeration before it
was subdued.
Mr. Pike brought this property froin
the heirs of the late James G. Batter-
sou. ,prcuideat of the“ 'i‘rllvolcrs' l
eilral'lee Company for $55. 000 it we
considered one of the uncut equipped
houses in the city. The origin of
the tire is not known. insurance
$48,000.
WILL FOLLOW up olscuo‘sunes.
—.———....
Town Topics ,Ltb‘et em to be Pushed
Further. ,
NEW YORK. Jan. 29.~—Sl.opu were.
taken today by James W Osborne.
counsel for- Norman Hupgood editor
of Collier' a Weekly ill his recent trial
on a charge of ct t'millul libel to fol-
low up the disclosures made by wit-
nestles ill the heating of that cuse.- -o-’l‘
day a move is ill the direction of lohn
Doe proceedings A leprosclltativc
of MI. ()sbollle sccltled Il'Iom a police
magistrate II dozen aubplcllim for wit-
nesses whose identity was not diaclos
cd. Ml Osbomo‘s representative
told the. magistrate that Mr. Osborne
expected to coopelatc 'Wiiil [)lI-Itrici
Atiolney Jerome in conductingr the. pro
cccdings w,llicll he said. would be. has
ed on the evidence given III title 'i‘own
'I‘opicn case. it is expected lthat wit
posses will be summoned i"IIelolc. u
gland Jury.
later a confidence was held- ill ills-
tIiIt Atiolncy .Ieronlc s oilicc bl tI-tccn
ltobert .l. Collier. publishel of (‘hlllicr's
Weekly. who is the complainant
against Colonel William I). )flnnn in
tile perjury charge, Mr (isllohnc and
Assistant District Allt)iilt‘_\ ilar.t who
acted for Mr. .Iorolllo. Present at, this
conference were two handwridlnar ex-
ports. Colonel. llay. of Washington, 1).
and A. E..0sbortlo, of ibochestea
N. Y. Both these experts were cut-
pioycd ill the Patrick and Illc Moli-
nl :qu lllurdcr ctlsos.
AN INDIAN LEGEND.
1 ._......-
Beautiful Thoughts Born in Brain of
Primitive Man.
An ilIIilan story tilat has Illt'll
handed down and is still believed by
many Indian tribes is one about the
il'allslol'lllaiion of leaves iltto births.
Says the Kansas (‘tty Journal: “1.0m:
years ago. when the world was young
the Great. Spirit went about IIIt' cul'th
making it beautiful. VV'iIcreI'cl' his
feet touched the ground lowly trees
and flowers sprang up. All sumailcr
the trees wore their short green Illcss-
es. 'l‘hc leaves were very happy .llld
lllI-v sang thciI sweet soul's to the
breeze and it passed them (Inc day 1‘):
wind told them the time would so
come wllcll they would have to tad
t’lolll the trees and die. This nladII
tilc lcaIcs loci IclI bad bllt IbI-I nice
to be bright and do the best they
could so as not to lllakc tilc moilit‘.”
trees unhappy. Hili‘ at last the tint:
IaIllc and Him lcl go tllc twigs uni
launches and Iiilllt‘ll‘fl to the mound
'll‘ch Ill) pctfcltiy qulct, not IliIlc ill
Illot'c except as the wind Would lift.
them.
The (treat Spirit saw thrill and
thought they were no loI'ciy that ill-
did not. want to ace them the bill liv’c
and be beautiful forever. so be gall:
to each blight lcalf II pair «It plans and
power to fit. Then he called tllclll
llis‘ "bilds.' From the rod and brown
harm of the oak cable the minus. lIllII‘
,I‘cllow birds from the ycllmv Iiiliow
leaves, and from bright maple lcarct-I
he made the red birds; the brown
lcal'cs bccnluc Wrens spillrotvs and
othcl blot-Ill IliNll-i This is IIin the
bllds love the trees and always go to
them to biliid tJIcII Itcsts and look for
food IiIid slludc
o...“ - ...
THE POSTOFFICE PEN.
Who docs not know the I’. t). pour
its rat-1p and scratch. its bniks and
spilliicr'.’
The. l’. (i. ink likewisc lilIIi tilt-Ii
III) not forget Iiic P. (I. blotter.
'lllcy'rc on a desk along the wall.
\V'hI-Il bud llIt'li buy a money order,
A ccrinln angel till-y Iippailw
I Illcalt the angel who's recorder.
The I’. (I. poll is sharp Ilild lino.
.Vltlcll sharper than a scrpcni'a cyw
“Will,
And as it scrapes alone the lific
it puts on edge cucb our- of
II‘I‘III. . .
\ l’. t). stub was lchcI known.
I hate to pose. llerc as It cilrpcr:
llilt it‘s II- fact will be shown
That i’. M.'i~l nightly the “cm ellllrpcr.
my
do just now said. the, ‘l'. f). ink
The pen itself almost surpasses:
it's thick‘and l'tl|))‘rml~lmllf‘ folks tiliilk
Its basin really is lnoluusl-x --
lt‘u dark and Illusllaulltouu.
in It the poll you (let-ply smother-w
It drops about proitilalciuuui.
(lr chic Ii Hilckcth like It brother.
The blotter next. It“ mild ubovc:
”ft for IIIrcc-lifly shoot-solos IIIII'NI'I;
Again a run like an old gItIVI-m
ill ellitrr cuIIu you're to be pitlcd
if you attempt its use. ilcwilt‘u!
’l‘bo sclnmlboy plIlIl you‘d better foil
low.
And wipe your writing on your hair» -
The promise of that blottcr's hollow!
The lgovcrtnncnt, we’re told with pride.
it getting better things to tight with
it M‘EIIIN to me it blight promdc ‘
Some better things up us to wrltl
' with--
Some -pelt0 that. do not i-it'l'llit'h 'in
IIIirlll
Sonia Ink not. made from lincklululr-
rieu.
Scum blotting pulls enjoying Idlli
A fair use of their capillarieo.
wYonkers watchman.
The sails of account abouid be
trimmed to suit every w ad that blow
then. whether the fair hreenee of proli-
nine Wild About. the Streets.
and unlinked It lion Owned
by Emory Loholsky.
nun—am
yesterday. ‘ A howling.
snapping ”yaiiel”
did not seem to spit it ,
dodged into doorways and
fences to got out of Its way. but no
one seemed to cure. to stop ulld IIIVGrb
tiuate it tho animal was really mad.
it utilukcd a dog owned by Emory
Loliolillty. and bit It (liilitl Isovotely.
The dog was last. even going to the.
center of the city, but as it was not
noticed anywhere clue. II-l probably still
going.
The scare still continues, and this
morning there were very few do. s to
be seen on the. streets. Sunday, 1 o..-
chr. then: were numbers of tilt-
lnuzzlcd dogs at. large, but they did not
bother anyone and no one seemed to
i o
iiiliintl of her daughter MrsJ—i .A 0‘2,\
says the lhlnbtl
fool inclined lobotller them.
it was reported this morning lotion
studie .l. .l. Goodwin that a woman had
been attacked on Woodward uvcnilc
while walking along iil(.' stioei. The
dog was said to have snapped at Ilt‘l
and torn III-I dress twice. She fltlllllv
escaped. The woman’s name could
not be lcilrnod illld the dog was proba-
bly a playful lllasilff puppy which was
found roaming the silceis this moln
lug ill a delec ed manner and was
esomted to the lockup by Constable
Goodwin
a»...
BOYS RENEW CITIES WASTE.
__
Exhausted Brain Workers of the-Towns
" Replaced by Country Bred Vouthe
'l‘IIe iilllc Is fast approaching when
the intclllgellt. lllIiil.~ul'lIltla~ and encr-
gcilc farm boy will occupy a‘il‘lortv'pro,L
millcni placc ill the affairs of lllc‘
states ami nation than he basmoccupi.
cd ill the past. The I‘cpid place, which
has to be taken by people engaged in
the professions and ill lllcrclluiiio pur-
suits III ()HII‘I to suclcssi‘uily Iucot tllc
olllpctitioll on cIclI blind is not Iou-
illufm‘ to Illc mental endow-Imlli of
Its Ilctuclldtlllts, and tilt l'ainl Inn of
rugged constitution and industrious
habits will be In Izrcatcr demand to
take illcir places tllatl has I‘Vt'l‘ been
known.
Much as lian been written is regard
to the prominent part that such breed—
ing and early training in Iilc country
IlilV‘I‘ contributcd to the successful Illa-
uatzclncut of grout enterprises and
the successful prosecution of pl'ofes
sionai’lllattcrs. much more will be
said ill the Nillit‘ direction ill the fu-
ture. The forms of tltc country have
been and will continue to hr the unr-
‘a-rics \V'ilt'l't' the ranks of those with
)\'I'I‘\\'Ui'iit‘d brains and shattered ncr»
res will be l‘t‘IIII‘IIIfiiH‘lI
'i‘llcrc is also a most llt'IIlllI:‘IlI,; l'it-
lure for the fal'nlboy who taker. up
luricuiturc as Iiil occu'uitloll. iI‘IIrIlr
III: is no lollgcr drudgery ilIIII milsctr
ur cxcrlioll. ill which tllc mall occu-
Iics about the some olncc as the
Icasis ol' burtlcll, but Is till Industry
.‘tliiiilg for the kccucsl Intelligence and
tllc application of II'cIi-dclillcd princi~
pics. if the i’nruIboI-s can be mad.-
'II iIlitil‘l‘NliIlIlI that the cultivation oi
llc Hit“ and ihc raising of .«Itock arc
Iascd upon principles as well and
nicarly defined as titc principles that
Illdcriic any lllccililuicai or turn liiiiilc
business and that II'lIcn Illc saute skill
lull cncrtzy are applied yield as proti
table returns as tllcsc, they trill ofi‘cr
Llrciltcr attractions to illciu.
Wilcu to tilcsc facts are Iidtictl litc
opportunity to participate ill public at
fairs and the llssill-ancc that because
they bccomc farmers III('_\‘ do not Sill"
l‘cllIicr all claim to public recognition
and rcuowu, tin-y will enter upon the
work of tllc farm with greater courage
and loss l‘orcbodiugs.
ill order to obtain tilcsc results it
is necessary that they be lillcd for tile
work it thoroughly as persons are lit-
tcd for the work In olllcr lllutlel‘u.
They must study agriculture as the
person who Is to bcI-omc a physician
audit-s medicine or a person who Is to
become an attorucy. stitdics law. 'l‘ltcy
must not only know how to do things.
bill \\’il\' they are dollc.
They must know the cfl‘ccts ttpon
Illc soil of IIIIi'cI‘cIIt lllctltods of rill.-
lore and the effect upon animals of
rlill’ct'cui sysicins of l’cctlltlg. They
must know ll thousand things that
wcrc unknown to anyone a genera-
ilotl ago, and ”toll, and not till then.
will they be In a position to practice.
farming as luteliigcutly and as HIIC‘
ccssl‘llliy us docs the physician lll'lll'
ilcc medicine of the attorney practice
law,
it requires time and .i-illilit' moui-y
lo acqttlrc this knowledge, but not so
much as Is rcotlircd to prepare for
nller occupations atld professions that
,Ilcld good I't'illl‘lil-i. 'l‘itct-c is Ito prep-
aration necessary for till: person who
earns three or four llillI'H Illul amount
III any kind of work.
'l‘lIcrc Is no preparation necessary
for “the farmer who in content to him
\‘I'HI ,Willll soil product-II of its own
accord, but pI-cpllrailon bl necessary
for the farmer who produces there or
fottr tlnlos the normal yield of the null.
'l‘hc lililll who Illanipulnics tile IIoII aild
Ilil'ctIlrl the elements of nature Ill all Ili-
Iciilllnlll luaunI-r ill the production of
that crop III the Important factor ruth-
cr titan the soil Itself.
Futhcra and mothers who desire
their boys to become thrillers should
encourage them to make the rcqulllic
prcpuration for their lifcwork. allil
than there will be less abandoned
farms and hats discouraged and Ills-
heartened furthers.
ORIGINALITY.
All noon an it- man who Is to write
an ad ride his mind of the idea that
he IIIuIIl liar aontethlnlr that has never
boon said before. he will burn gained
a point. As soon as he finds out that
he needs not he strikingly original he
will that his work hair done. As soon
as he limb. that riddles. thouuh very
entertaining. when they are the main
business In hand. are out of piaceln
all All. bewill conic to rack his brain
for questions with Ilucxpericnced an.
ewere.-~Nntionni Printersulounralist.
W
' If a sick men can't keep anything
peril or the gates of adversity sur-
ronll thee, thy bark will ride with
ease. '
else on bill stomach he should trya
lporous plaster.
any»
. .. .I‘III
.. ... .I... a .
..mu~1‘-t-IMM'-~ “ka‘w‘
. >Iaunu-M.p..
I
Q
fri edit of lift-e. Reliance Quick.
‘ ” l‘i
mother of are if. F‘. Voree. of fill Divi-
Iilou street. will’ be surprised and
grieved to learn of her death which
III-curred at 10 o‘clock last night at
lleli. iIi Norwalk.
News. Mrs. Quick went to Norwdlk
Spi'lanwod had a mild link Scare. durinx the Christmas holidays to visit‘
snorting. her daughter and while there contract
(108. WOMEN ‘0 on
have had the rubles. rushed through death attach
the streets. etiapilinlt‘ at things which Mrs. Quick had made her ome in tho
Pellcutrlulls‘ family of Mr. Varee. and
jumped acquaintance hot
..which caused her
three weeks illness.
pneumoni
ad a. wide
She was a mum-
but of tho Memo flit Episcopal Church,
lier one was HIIVI-‘llixefiliwin yours. The
funeral will bo' held this ‘fl'Vf‘llilll:
front the residence of, her daughter.
Mrs. H. A, Cornell. iu Crnullury. The
remains will be taken to Kt‘nuico.
New YUI“II. telnet-raw for Interment.
HARRY E BEN'I‘LF‘Y
The many blends of Harry E. [lent-
tor the well-known Norwalk nurse.
wolo very much uluplised to hear of
his death. which occurred about mid-
night, Saturday. front heart. disease.
after about a Week's illness. Mr. i3cnt~
icle-I survived byhis father and moths
or. Mr. and Mrs. isnac Bentley and one
sister and one brothel the from Ir b.-
iing ill wanlk and the br'otilol In
illusion. lftinelal selIigcs will be held
toniollow afternoon at 2 o'clock. 'l‘he
Roi, Lewis I\. Moolc. put-ital oi' the
Norwnlk Methodist Church, and the,
Rev. DcWiti "P. Van Dot-on. pastor of
thc Norwuik Baptist Church, will oili-
cito,
LOUISA .SMI'I'H t‘OOK.
Funeral services over the remains of
Miss Louisa. Smith Cook were held
this afternoon at 2 o‘clock. from the.
residence of Mrs. Catherine Muivcy, at
20 Cedar streetf Miss t‘ook was a
well-known resident of Wilton for
many rears bill for sonny time had
been residing IIitlI hits Mulvey. un-
dpl the stlpcIIlsion of the Norwaik
Hospital. The deceased was about 75
years of age. Funeral services here
were (follt’lill‘It‘ti by the Rev. Romilly
I“. Ilulllpllriea, while the burial service
at tho .loc‘s l-liII (feliletcry. Wilton,
was said by the Rev. William III.
Hooker.
t‘llARiiCQ (‘tll.h}lii,7llN.
The funeral of the late Charles f‘olc-
iturtl was held Sunday Ill'icl'noou from
Iilc residence of his son. Henry i".
(‘oicblirIL in [Cilu street. The “UV.
ticoruc ll. Egbert ot’llciniI-d and Intel»
ulclll was at liltclsidc ('ctllctcl'y.
The nail bcarcls \\t'It' William VI
licils. A. A. llctis (‘lultlcs 'l‘llstraln.
James T. Iiubboli. (i'collzc \V'. Ray
mood and Moses ll. ('iiovcr.
GEORGE ll. WILLIAMS.
(lcorgc R, Williams. aged sixty-eight
years, died yIstI-l‘day at his homc ill
VV'I-stpori. The dcccascd is survived
by three sons and Illtc lllllllzlltcr. Filn~
f‘l'lli uci‘V’iccl-t will it.‘ hold at 9:30
o‘clock \Vcdnrsdny morning from the
('iiill‘t'h of the Assumption. \Vcstport.
Burial will be in the King Street (‘clli-
ctcry.
MRS. JAMES W. SELLECK.
.\It's_ James W. Sciict‘k. who (“oil In
New Jersey, Thursday, was one. of the
bl'l‘deslnaids at the historic doublel
wedding which took place on The
iirecn ill iii-H. when Mr. and Mrs.
William K. Lewis and Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel (‘tlmp WI‘I'I' united ill mar-
riagc,
S:\.\Il'i~}l. o. HENDRIX.
Samuel () licpdrix. aged setclltv-
IIIo y.cnrll died this morning at his
Icsidcnc e ill Weston.
will be III-Id at lilt‘ house Wednesday
afternoon at it o'clock. Interment will
be at the Coletowu (‘cllletei'y.
l"i'Nl«:R.~\i. 0i? MISS AVMAR.
The funeral of the late Miss Harriet
Ayulal will beheld tonlolron morning
at 10:30 II‘-ci()tk from her' home, if.
Lou c stlcct. ’lbc Ienluins will be ink
on to llridgcport for interment.
SUNSHINE AND STORM.
A summer day. so lair!
All nature‘s heart is true!
To God's great law of peace,
Not angel's eyes so blue
As Its tInI-louded sky.
Nor angel’s vsllllle more sweet
When suilsllinc's kisses lie
On upturned lips of flowers
lly wutcr cool; by paths
Through lncudow’s grass that leads
To them. A hymn that watts
ll‘rom heart of bird his prtliuo.
For. life and polite nionc
ls braid and angels raise.
(ill shilling wings this song
’lo paradise, fol (lod
Who lakes while waiting these .
ills own front birdv—or—w
But hulk! a sound; a flush!
Anti o'el the same sweet face
(if llaiule fails a cloud
So bim- k, not c on a trace
or blue beyond is found.
With drooping. wind-bowed head
The. fiow‘ru bclld low. And bird
Al‘frllgltttvl now. has lied
'l'u covert dark. nor sous
in board. but everywhere
The telllpcst‘a lush and IIhrick
kills the murky air.
"l‘Is till epitome!
Our lives. by joy or grief.
Made bright or dark reflects
Eulth's changing. checkered brief
Existence hero but. when
With sin and sorrow done
The veil is movedwull then.
With will: the crow ls won.
liARBldRRh’ hi'l‘TlllitSWEld’l‘.
iI‘IiIII-rnl eel vices
I
9?,
allot d to miss
‘0
Large Bread 'l‘lns,
Quart Measures;
Nickel Tea Kettles,
nos. 2 AND 5 onzarrueumnmd.
PRI R T0 STOCK TAKING
our Annual January I‘lollk and rlult. i-inlo beaten on Saturday. .lunuai‘y :Iutll.
vcry atilactlvc We hate included every Iiarlnont ill our stock in either I. dltlu' Millscs' and t‘hlldren'u.
All ililrhwv‘auldc goods laulic up ill the very best manner in this season‘ It most attractive styles
This in an oppottnniiy that anyouc ill III-ml of a good Winiui tilll'mcnt or a handsome place of II‘III cannot.
Dress Goods.
. included in this Sale are all of our odd pieces and broken lines of Dress
Goods just the thing for Suite or Separate Skirts.
Many of them to’ go at
Decorated Cups and Saucers,
RECENT ARRIVAL OF VESSELS.
Iitlb'i ON. Jan. 29 ~~AIrIIeIl: Sills.
Winifrcdian. from Liverpool, and Dal-
ton Haii, front Power.
NEW YORK, .lan. 2iI.-——Arrivcd:
Finland from, Antwerp.
hm
Sir.
I
Owing to the illness of Organist Ed-
ward I“. Halide.‘ it was necessary to
have a low mass at. St. Mary's Church
at 10:30 a. m. Thu 3:30 vesper ser-
vice. was omitted entirely because of
Mr. Hands" Illness.»
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that
of its too haIc the satisfaction
klowlur. \(llI are Initial: eoods
:lle thoroughly II-Iitblo. .‘IIIII you
have the advantage oi‘ petting II-ry
rcasmlullle prices for nlcrcltandlsc of
this superior grade. We want your
custom and will make every effort to
serve you satisfactorily.
Give us a chance to prpvo that this
is the place to buy Furniture, VV'IWIII-
or you pay ctlah or wish credit.
A. J. ANBIIINEII SUN,
134 Washington St. South Norwalk.
W1111at§fi Meeker
General
Contractor and Plumber.
STEAM reams.
Hoaest'wcrk and Ample Ex-
perience.
Water Sh. South Norwaik.
rosy 'orrtcn , nox
0|. eulrtlttto
PREFERRED SHARES
New York Realty Owners 00..
shares sold at $100 each in amounts
$100 to $10.,(I00 pay 3 per cent semi-
Ilnnilully frolll date of issue. Business
established ten years. Ten thousand
checks paid for profits, with increased
surplus, show results. Particulars on
request.
R. L. COBURN..Generni Agent.
iii So. Main St” South Norwllllt.
5
ADDRESS 4?.
Mandolin Folios.
,Ii‘iF'I‘ElL‘N CENTS.
Harmonicas.
10c. the Eric. and 500..
nude——
VIOLIN iiIIi' l'AII. BANJO ANI‘I MAN-
DOLIN STRINGS
WM. A. DRIGGERMAN' 8
none ‘3' I. .
‘D M I” ”60". ”I 0 .1.
° In» fact! 1 meditating“ "
an .sb-I Jaun- am 5
for Men and Woman.
$3.50and $4.00.
'Phone 4“. ‘
watt stats Ital at" y
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find its way-into the savings
West Washington Street,
South Norwatlk.
Read that statement odor several times and think on
its meaning: PRIVATE CRERIT IS WEALTH.
you spend 'your'ineOme 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 alwew 'a little to
very comfortable little fortune started. The KRIEGER
C035 credit plan forms the means for the establishment
of such practice. You can buy stylish and wéll made
clothing for man. woman or child and by» charging it up
to your aecount. 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.
Annual J antler Cloak Suit and For Sale,
in order" to
make this liliio
.v
Gouda l‘inc All Wool Wide
onedlaif of-fornlcr price.
Housefdrnishing Department.
to E“ Beaters, tic 112 Piece Dinnel Sets $0.25
10 pieces Toilet Sets. 02.05
c ,
Decorate a Dinner Plates, tic. Pressed Tumblers, 20c (102.
75c 39 {Largo Glass Berry Dishes 9c
TRISTRAM 8r HYATT, NORWALK CONN
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If
bank and you seen have a
" F U RS l -
Seldom have we had I... fine It stock
of Pure. There newer was a more pro-
pillone time for buying any Furl. We
have a great variety of beautiful Beta
to choose from at: low prices. Clocks,
Suite. Children Ir Coats and quml.
A full line of fine Millinery to be held
at low prices. icon at
'IIII flit flail
II WAIHMO'ION “REIT;
- so. Monti/nth. court. ..
H. Kateetzulco.
III Fill-Slur. .
(viii!
JEDDO, JEDDO, JEDDO
COAL! We have just received
a large "consignment 0“;th un-
excelled Lehigh Coal. It is one _
, of the hardest and but coals that
come out of the ground.
. , truly the “real thing" in Cool and
It is
is usually held at a very high
figure. We.are non/loitering this
Cost at the price ofordlnsry coals.
Do not order‘ IJEDDO article you
«album In «newly hard cost.
Proxupt Ideal... to mail or-
dot-I.
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Norwalk Chronicler