«MW
Md incision is tirade. and there no
sugar re Ee extracted tram ll. also.
then the cob furnishes material lot
I or “prim inapla syrup.“ and
title and rt-uruluricr in around
' blatant mod" turd sold lit ten
cents per pound. Paper can be made
from the ninth and the leaves. and that
‘Ionves little else to be otherwise uti-
llaod.
for ’ Tomorrow “
.203; sets 5:"): ,
use Gillan Nor-walk.
alter-lat Room.
In.» Office.
dltor'a Residence.
This is a rich country in many ways.
White in 1905 Colorado broke its rec-
,ord by producing 829 000 000 more in
gold than in any previous year never-
theless, the value of its corn. potato,
buy and other farm products, beat. this
total as they aggregated $40,000,000.
Silvor made a new recent record. its
production reaching 311000.000. But
the sugar beet industry distanced that
us the value of its prmluotlon rout-lied
Nicholas Says That Private
Lands Must Notbe Despoiled.
and That All Subjects Will be
Held Responsible for his-
orders
cl QNIO DIRIOTORY.
‘ edge. No. 108,5 . M.
' Donovan blollffm Wash-
“ 8t. list and 3d Tuesdays at
«nth-duly and Ana excepted
o‘clock. All Master Masons
y invited. r‘harles F. Mills,
Robert. M Wilcox, See.
:hupOr,No.88 R. A. M.
H’l‘. l’l‘YI‘ldllSBllRH, Full. :2. In \‘u-w
- dam to me and i will loch alter them'
lperpstusllv all did by late tether The
..iosurdsrettencsis Damn
Arse. ..hirr will noon assemble and in
no (llinruiloti it till mo
uwnsitron for your valid!
dance in me.
repeat remember sitters that r
the empire in preparing to take one
Ht'iitililn of and sow pr’hnto lands. will tliird tiny of the mouth
lll ”tillllti t'vlidci tiiun over liocrntso thew . toiupor‘uiuio for tho ruorith of January .
uill bu unable to agree on a division tor the post thlr'ty four years was ZSPWDON from the scour ol‘ the mine
or in.» strolls and will tall in Hunting and only lwlt'v during that period of dllsnster near Delorme, W Va.
among llllllllHt-IVPH
. oi thr- Narlounl Assrrnbiy in lllllllt‘ll- ‘ill’. in ini‘li and 1890 while in 1880 the lost their lives
iutuly rrt'tt-ieiuv to orrnblo llll' govt-tn iiirourr temperature for
"in iii to rulm' money abroad not It on }:i7 litigious.
its tool and trouble it towniiy out Its;
m W M~m-d-u 1W
lane for the wholesale colonization of nary 10. when the rhérrn'cnet'er regia- that it is. said he will
lactic. which is an imperative rues tered six degrees cover.
(National {sure or relief ~~ ~~-~~~~-~
LOYAI. tremors BANQUET.
WASHINGTON. Feb
than five hundred members of the rut-
lltary order or the Loyal Legion of
......r..~ “rs-
...—....
A bachelor should learn to say' no"
20-1550“) Ho can never tell when some widow
may propose to him.
tamoAsv wasmsn THAN erAL.
NI‘Z W ll AVIL‘N, b'ub. " .“Jrlle monthly
lllcl iorolugicul summary issue today
dismiss the twat
liui’o limit
1 will ldesist you, But 1‘
lght ori
turn 08 was reached on the twenty- THREE MINERS WERE KILLED.
ROANOKItl, V9“, Fuuli
.. by Weather Observer i.. M‘. Tom at m to g to rail c . r Wm
property is holy and William“ this station for the month oi! anunr-y unifl’f'bfnqfigi 2.3.; [LJP‘PIQLEP 9:33.. . ‘
Count Eugene 'l‘ronbetskoy, who prev is somewhat interesting it shows that l was the twenty- -tourtli anniversary of: Park & Tllford
denied the resolutions of the marshals the first month of ”represent your was i the order and great (.mhumflm “n...
of ”iv nobility to tho ‘dmpcroi‘, in on much warmer than usual. ultlrouzli it lmauimgted as toasts w...“ drunk m FIINE
init".~t\lcw attributed the iri'urinu trou- isn’t necessary to consider- the report lincoln and McKinley and speakers to . ’
lilili directly to the revolutionary prop- in coming to a full realization of that fort-ed to the brilliant nrclilvenicut of Wings Liquors and Cigars
nirnndu. lie oxpccls excesses in the fact. The mean temperature for the the founders of the association. i ' .
sprint: when the peasants throughout illltllllh was 35 and the highest tcirrpera' i For “‘0 "9"‘1'73
i
i
l v
the mean! 2.-A further
“Hotel Clifiord” '
JOSEPH L. WALZ '
Pro rictor.
Tcicp one 398.
WWW”
ionitéi'
l‘-hr tl'lllitliiilltlll y'oui has the nvot‘tig‘t' been as high as day afternoon stated that three minors ‘
The dead are John ‘
Thornburg, Will Gillespie hnd lionrgu .
Costine Leonard Hall, who set off the ‘
blast, was taken out badly mangled. i
January was
The lowest tonrpcruturu was on Jun
in novan block 138 Wash- $12.500mv0.
. 0t... 21! and 4th Tuesdays of
month-July and Aug. excepted
"unlock All Royal Arch Ma.
. rdially invited. Thaddeus
, are. Robert M. Wilcox, Sec.
(than. N,o.s2 Order Eastern Star
ilbonovan block. 188 Wash-
~oi‘ ihc profound conviction prt-vulliuu
““10"“ the intirulriils of tho nobility.
incmhore ot‘ the zeiuslvos nrni other
classes which arc in direct touch with
the peasants that the spring will wit
uses a renewal of agrarian disorders
view or all who may observe. 11 small; throughout the country on a more do
phrase, big with significance. It is‘piorablc scale titan ever before the
the lite of many a commercial house—— :glredfrrngihal‘glgelhidpzagtlrlltg :2:
its observance keeps the wheels or ting forth tiiabtiio rights of property
progress unobstructed—1t keeps cleal‘.are sacred and that the peasants will
tlie‘track of routine work along which be violating MB Will if they “”9le
runs thotriun of enterprise propelled to enter into possession of private
by system—its an injunction which
lands. At the same time his majesty
has assured the peasants that with the
will solve a problem for merchants
who want. to know when to advertise.
cooperation of the National Assembly
the will institute measures for illvll'
"Do it now!”
There is one proper time to ntht-r-
rclict.
'l‘lio cmpcror‘n words were (it‘lli’t‘i’t‘il
.. .. personally to n deputation from llil'
““9“ AIW‘WH- ’l‘hat. "19‘1"“ ”ll“ Kursk govm‘uincnt and will be sent
month and every month in tho your. hroudcast throughout the t‘llllill‘t‘ in tho
Argue as you may that it. is too into bone of counteraction the widespread
of thelt‘ direct 51,,“ liter. but “1. _' . . belief prevailing amour; llli' innisnrrti'y
u” the old trees “fill? 1 ca 'ed for Winter purchases and too early for that his majesty has ordered ”m (”"i
' " ‘ "e 5 ' Sprinz burlns. flats are twins Hold trunnion of all private lands and that
,. .‘VE 0' which they built their “05's! now—~in limited quantities it will ho
:the 91:] ounces which they haunted. granted—inter they will sell more
“a both of whlcir Were pr'olltic in in- freely. 'l‘o augment the restricted
p.690“. together with the stagnant pools sales of the present and the more vol-
FEBNUARY RETAIL ADVERTISING.
(The American Matter).
in many business offices there is in
-—July and Aug. excepted—at
O'clock. All members at 0. E.
”cordially invited. Miss None A.
land. WM. Miss Ida Sharer. Sec.
man farmers are trying to induce
the smaller birds to return to their old
, tints about the fields. and for this
Who tire setting out boxes and oth-
I'actiflcinlidevlces to serve the birds
thdmcs; The farmers not-d tho
lrds to destroy the insects. but the
till! are- illnappcaring not only bo-
oirly llli' laud owncrs and local ofiic-
ials were hampering the execution of
his will. The ompcror' on this occas-
ion addressed the Kursk peasants as
: , ~ - umnious attics of the time to come. rub "my brothers" and talked to thorn in
:thh yielded them “’0" in abundance. ' vorllse and—"do it. now." simple Russian tci‘ms capable of be
. re all disappearing before the closer Advertise now to stimulate the burr lug understood by tho most ignorant
‘ uitlvuilon of the present time. locus of the present—advertise new peasant. He sold:
_______ to increase the business of the future "I am most glad to soc yoir. You
’ —advertise now because “the other fei- must know very well that every right
low" doesn’t~—ot', it‘ he does, advertise
anyway.
Give this subject careful attention.
Decide that it will pay to advertise—-
of property is sacred to the state, The
owner has the same right to his land
you can reach no other logical conclue
ion—then advertise.
as you peasants have to yours. (‘om-
"Do it now. "
_ They are using the corn crop nown-v
«days for about all it is worth The
'(lorncob pipe is manufactured to thol
‘Ihxtont 0t 8500 000 annually Of thr
pith of the stalk material for lining
"Warships between the arbor and the
municnte this to your follows in the
villugca
"in my solicitodc for you I do not
garnet the peasants whose needs nrc
Pure Funds at The in Yuri Grown]
lb 250
Fancy Elgin Creamery Butter
Good sweet Butter worth 290 lb
EXTRA STAMPS WITH OURI POPULAR TEAS A ND COFFEES.
”Tflhmpl with 1 lb. Best No. ;0 ‘ 20 Stamps with 1 lb. Mo-Ka Colg-2
c ' ' fee. c
farmer with 1 lb. Choice No. ice TE AS A ND 2oJ Starrépe" with 1 lb. Mocha ango
II ' i ava o ea. c
amp: with 1 lb. FanCy No. 3 . COFFEES l15¢ Stamps with 1 lb. Maricaibo Col
3 35¢ tee. 26c
«3mm with V; lb. Beet No. 1 ‘ I10! stamps with 1 lb. Santos Cof-
‘Tea, 25c ' fee, 20c
EGGS
Strictly Fresh Country Eggs
EGGS
27c doz.
JONES’ FLOUR.
PER BAG. 75c; BBL. $6.00.
2570 (102.
MAUD 8. FLOUR,
_ PER BAG, 70c; BBL, $5.00.
PILLSBURY'S FLOUR.
PER BAG. 75¢; BBL. $6.00.
I’DIELICIOUS CANNED GOODS. ‘ CEREAL SPECIALS.
Meréorn,‘Peao or Tomatoes. can. 15c 4 Cans GOOd ‘2 Pkllt Grape Nu“ l0” ‘ 25°
can Gold Rook Corn for 25¢ . .Zect or Force, qu., 12:
$3M Gold Rock Peal for 25: mail-n6 corn Shredded Wheat Biscuit, Pkg.. 11c
Actor Irand Fahéy Asparagus. can. 33c :2 Pkga. Beaten Brown Flakes, 25c
250
250 .
cane Early June Peso for ‘6 lb, Pkg. Saxon Oats, (dish tree). 25c
(“rt-ll Iae‘r MAINE POTATOES- ................................ pea PECK, 25c: PER BUBHEL. 95c
THE STORE THAT SETS THE FACE.
ow York Grocery Co
118 WASHINGTON STREET.’ SOUTH .NORWALK.
Canaan-4.
‘ ._ IF YOU WANT GOOD! OF RELIABILITY AND 'I'IlUE WORTH THEN TRY
allelic-ted creamer-y Butter in Print- at ....... 35: lb.
y'lwnt he? Creamery querln Tube at. ................ .. ......... allelic.
~ Full Made rumor-y at ..... .mlb.
.Junlcrumeryauttcr............... ................... . ....... . .......... ........ . ..... .2tleib.
in.“ Delicious coffee to he found in this part of the State ..... . ........... ......... . ........ .38: lb.
Other grades from 25:: up. for price and quality can't be but.
lfcrnthrunu 3|he.for.... .......... . ....... . .................. ...... 25c
”1‘ Prunes ......... ............ .. ......... ................. .......... .. . .c.25
dy annoy Table Prunes . ............ . ............. ...... ......... .16e.18c and 20clb.
country Ega- ........ .. .. . 30o dez.
.- ....... ....... ....... 26o dos.
. a some from in and near-to purchase our Tue at .
chitin. like them can you neteluwhere.
1‘ ill“ canned Goods are the finest packed in this country.
it Pheked'l'cmatcu
moo cm.... ...... ....... . ..... ‘
unav-
40o,60cand titleih.
the can
16c
alliltltlll
Olllblbtll
Another Special Sal
Eastern Store. Beaten Store. Boston Store.
19c 0129' 29c
goods could be purchased for at end other store in Connecticut.
read this list carefuliu and come tomorrow.
Every Department of the Store Contributes
Matchless Values for Tomorrow.
Our special tile and 290 sales have become one of the most popular features of
he store. Then have drawn the biggest crowds oi one special event ever inaugurated
bu us. Simpiu on merit. Eveiu item advertised being wau below. what the same
it will pau con to
Prices Huld Guuil Positively or Saturday 0qu
Fine ’l‘orchou local,
l to l lnclrcs lioi' s Flannel Stitoul Blousz- mi; iti llll" lud plows Host Quality Yard Witlo llllllm'lt‘tl Mcrcoi'izod Wllllt‘ Waist-
wlrio, worth be to 80. yard. Saturday, \‘l‘H best colon-r for school \H'lll. Spot i’oi'cnio. l‘tignlill‘ I'll/20‘ :i ynrtlu for trig, lino quality, ncut designs value »
-l yards. for lilo. izil S::tliiidi\ 21h. 22in, .37...‘ 19,. i'tl-
l'oiui. \'t~iilso Gulioons, an. qiluliiy. lioumtil itibbou beautifully priiitvri 2:. pit-(ms :m inch in “'tlill ivinkmi‘ ""1““ F”""““”""“- W ”M“- 3""
title. urduy. 3 for 190.
Fancy Gill Bells. bout-rt stylus, on
34 Saturday. 29c.
Saturday. u .lll) t‘fft'(l.~< iillil liouorod designs. Sut- 'i‘ricot Silllillgs. value 390, at itic.
lllilll} 1290.
Saturday. a 2hr Hair Brush and n latdics‘ Kimonos ol' Firinuclcirc.
.ut. .. .... . .. 7.... . . .. . .
the (tomb tor J.i(. IIIIiiItItIIIIIIuItIIWIlng £03105“ vIrIIrIy been .to 44. regular 5th. at. 290. 25c Belt. Hot-to Supporters. new
a I . a . I u. . ‘_ - l r . r I '
Writing Paper. 26c Boxes Lint-u , i l.uriles’ White Aprons. a good vnrlc- “PF!“ inrgt p‘m' loin, “‘1" Saturday.
Crush Pups-r. with embossed initials. Ladios' Fancy Hose. silk criibroidor- ty of styles regular 250.190. 1"" _ , . '
Saturday, lilo. ml. rt-guiur' 2hr quniltv. Saturday. lilc.‘ Chiffon Yelling. host. grade. full
! (‘lllltllcllR Outing b‘lniinul llrnlcrw width. worth 25c. On Saturday. 190
Best Stool Scissors and Sin-urn, cv ‘ ladies" Wool Hose ribltcd or plain. waists regular 25c litc lyur'd.
cry pair guaranteed. value 350. Siri- now sold less than 25c. Saturday, . .
urdny.iit 19“ 19. . 100 pieces Printed (lrgnutlit- or (.rli 8‘“ Bmmm“ sump}? ”“0"
Lawn 30 inches wide “mum, 150 1 rncut buckles wcli worth ..c to 390.
(.iilidrcn’s lionvy itibbod ilosc. \mug'lor i290. . S’"““'“" “t 19"
TOILET COMBINATION SALE. double solo and knee. all sizes. For, initial Hundkeithicls, Iatdics' all
. . Saturday. tWo pairs. the. . i Figured Silkoline host quality. 36 Linen initial Haridkcrchicl‘s, hand eru-
(nko (lit-illllll‘l‘t‘ Bouquet Soap and
inches wide regular price 12lov-
\urds 19c
_ iii inch Bleached (‘ldSll rcd lrordci'..
lAitllcs' Heavy Weight Black Cotton worth 50 yard 5 yards lilc
use Hermsdorl dycd regular price 30 inch Rouml Ccntcr Piccruior din-
30. Saturday, 2th- illlg tables. regular piltc Soc 'l‘omoi
l :20 picccs Flitlllit‘li‘lit‘ iii a bin \iir- EH” 29‘"
lot} of styles and colors regular price 18 x 54 Sideboard Sour-f.
Zpbroidcrcd letters. 2 for
‘290.
Embroidered Stocks. Turnover Col-
ors, larcc Collar and Cuff Solo, 250
grades. Saturday. at 19c.
50c Silk Bolts. girdle bodlcc and
plnltcd shapes. Saturday, 29c,
Side
25o Buck Combs and 250
The set of two Combs will
laitllcs‘ rum-con or l’iuln Host», rt-c- Saturday.
ulur' Holt.» quality.
.llilliil. lilo.
(Jun (‘oiguto's Dental Powder. valui-
i'rlic. ()ur rr-gulur pricc 34c. Sutur-
diiy. 2th- tor the two.
For this day. two
1
One (‘nlto Ilinulct' 9 Tot Soap (‘ari H
Fronui'ns 'l‘ulciun Powder. vniuc 30c
Sniitidui llli‘ two articles for lilo.
(‘ unit-tic I‘ dues and insertions rum-
to match, (lorubs.
hunts y.nrd in. my. Saturday, 3 yards. 29c. regular 500, at 29c. he oi‘tcrcd Saturday for this.
, .
Tomorrow morning at nine o’clock we will place on sale our entire stock of
Suits. i‘urs, Separate Skirts, Wrists, and Children’s Bouts,
at a tremendous sacrifice.
The Final Price Reduction.
Owtng lo the immense success of our Clearance. Sale just ended. we have in most
leases small lots cute. but non mau find even now something exacliu suited to roar
!wants. The prices named are about one-third less than actual wholesale cost from the
makers. ii is a final effort on our part to make a CLEAN SWEEP. and at the prices
it’s reailu giving the deeds await
m
LADIIS' CUITQ.
W0 have exactly seventydwo Bran New Suits. Mostly bought. a tow,
weeks lwrorr the holldnyn. good practical all year round garments. color“
blue. brown. black and ivory. regular prices .2000. 021m and would.
TOMORROW THOOI OF ANY DOM" AT 012.00.
N. law-None kept on reserve; first. comers have the first. choice.
A small lot of Lndleh' Stills. odds and ends. one of a kind. one of it also
and so onwabout tyre dozen in all. A few among the number were as high
as $22.00, nothing under 018.60. We want to say good-bye to every suit to»
marrow.
CHILDREN’S WINTER COATS.
Ago-n from 2 to l2 your». We have lust. taken inventory of this line and
had exactly ill Children's (loath. regular prices are now $7.98. $10.00 and
$12.50. 95 7
TOMORROW GHOIOI OF THE LOT, 04.00.
WALKiNG IKIITO.
Choice of any or our render 85.00.0000 and 07.00 skirts. tomorrow at
$3.75.
\
HQNCE THIS HIDIOULOUILY LOW PRIOR. “-00. .
FUII.
Every piece at For in our stock. including Mutts Small and large Neck
Hence in Mink natural and bred Squirrel. res. Doro-earn
WANT.-
bodies Winter Willa"! in Mohairs. Batiste, Madras and Fine Veiiies. ,
waists that sold from” Oil up to $3.50, It] 01.40. ‘
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