. , tourism
:30 , f nightingaiigdllo
a 6. Pillow cases at.~..........i0c
i ‘ it Elliottnun..atr............
t 80 Pillow (lanes at ............iil
42x3titli‘rult of Loom‘PiIlow Callas
‘ i“ i
.iu.....u.£..n,
‘.u.iu..uufihln’iuiaunnuo
. .,
noun-uni». r)“
ruit of Loom}, , low oases
t: K. on s
to and 47 watt '
‘Mahaakamoliw
i ”V
, 1... . W J... , ‘
. hwmarmlkmggip“ n,» irrnnd
lycloudy and mi mar \ he cold wave
has continued tbs-utilities eastward mad
ha: new ‘oontraiu.ialouxi.tholliAtlaniic
coast. hero temperatures Latent.”
y it
sliirhtly which“ ‘ ‘
far south as Savannah. Ga., frosts as ‘-.«
far south. as, Jacksonville. the. An
area of lbw pressure'ih" central this
morning in the upper Mississippi Val-
ley.» .ltnilt product“ cloudy‘lweather.
with tat-ribs. in inoperative child tonic
degrees In the upper Mississippiwal-
tar. . auricula- nationalisation» clothe
lake region. _ isnpmxwiiiiwom
outwardhnd chime the. .. attire“)
rise id this vicinity .byia day. night.
:,'L6hihrinp‘*“fldglilo§l 1-51; Headline 'to
think of that'itnaiull"roulro:aotax to
instal‘ Mlméflt. P800 cereals” no.
my. V‘n'»! ‘ Yarrow”: ,, stir .
The barge Bella llamdisollanged a
cargo or cool :dnr. Raymund Brothers. .
«V entitles. cake, dandyt. 4:1 West
:l.ve.. 0. Norwalk, u'l‘uesduy. li‘eb. ti.
2 i0 6. . 4
an... Nihivhx'lewlim or Norwalk.
was ‘ein Southpbrt yesterday calling on
triedds. ‘ . ..
-. ., ”W int-w." .
a .wfiukothau ,Monday night. at, the ,
Armor . Company; F ,vs. Columbia.
Wes; inlays. Overldolts. Dancing iii
to 1 . .
ilélsltailildith ‘Comstock, of New Ca-
naan. spent yesterday with friends in
Southport.
Lidia‘obi’s Ludhiana nun. Fur-
niioe- andRange Coal. Raymond Bros.
saw tori Chariot has started work
spent it inundation for a new house
in Woodward avenue.“ .
M
—~lf‘;yon»arei thinking of buying a
new or secondhand Auto. call on L. M.
Wright. Telephone 1002.
- ‘W '1 1‘
.The Not-walkflityi Council will meet.
Monday evening. L’i‘hl's will be the
regular monthly meeting.
-'-'i’he Chase style Derby. O'Brien.
~ - . uwd—W
'vviliialu Sherman. .5. Norwalk, will
spend Saturday and Sunday with his
sister in Jersey City, N. .i.
‘~+~Fl‘8fill or "Corned Hooks, tic lb.
llaycs‘ Market.
. Miss Grace Seymour. of West strcct,
has returned homeirom u visit or a
week at Port. Richmond. 8. l.
;'—ilpecial values In Comfortabies and
Blankets for Clear-up Sale. M. S.
Smith & Co,
.Mrs. D. Van Hoosear. of Wilton.
hair been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H.
M, Role, on Center street, Bethel.
" Attorney Levi Warner. 0“ Norwalk.
left this morningior Daytona. Florida,
where he will remain several weeks.
A woman worries until she Agata
wrinkles. then worries because she has
Ilia-In. If she takes Hoilister's'itocky
Mountain Tea she would have neither.
Bright. smiling face follows its use.
an cents. Tea or Tablets. Plnlsted's
Drug Sidre.’
: (l. P. Bidwell, Alex. Brougll. William
(lollibticker. .0. E. Wood. Mr. and Mrs.
W. W. Belts. Nut... Rockwell. ii. A.
Woodward.. .V. . Verrell. .i. 0. Foster.
Ndw vein; F. L. Miles. Waterbury; E.
iii. Piped-Mr. and Mrs. w. 3. Walker. .
h). T. Lyle, .l. B. button. Boston; l". W.
Lumm, Bridgeport; E. H. Mathewson,
H. A. Mathewaou. In. R. Htlribuit. Miss
Gunninnham. - South Norwalk ;» George
Hammond; Newark: J. C. Reade, Ohlv
more; Mr. and Mrs. M. lit-Em.
bury; Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Morehousc.
int-ten; .Chariea.’i‘yler Bard. Norwich.
were guests yesterday at the Hotel
Clifford.
“a Hemophiliailotv.
i
I will and tree within 'Itaatruir
lions. some of this simple preparation
for the cure of uncommon. Utoora-
our magazines? Milka: of the
out 40' . . , ii-
303%! Growingml-ifit gliding. 50-83?
” ‘ begin a: on o .
Mtg-the“ I31. Ind all female trou-
hiaa. to all sending addma. '1' .motll-
m “of altering dentition i ll ox:
gain a 8 omq‘ol me Treatment.«
iyoll doc o to coat one It authority:
at about 1.11 cents II no?” I???“
Lilli"... , __no JV”! 90 .70“.
anything. Tog? other uniform of it.
will all i nit. Address, Mn. It.
“linen, Box flit,
. ’. - .. Notre Dame. ind.
:ti
151'- 1
I
ll? part» , .
his home-in rnrd place.’
an- city.
. «llromlififilfilm
III a on
Guarani a"
" I
udache. goodies.
,Wm {Ii-tum.
' *4 wit-atom
o Mia 13‘.
o
r
i; ‘
Lino
tab . ‘Ahloluiely
b.
‘M
you'll foal vol
Pllnly V
“What...
”can. a not. or W,
in. i. ll. Selle-ell 'e‘ so
i omit .l'a
Charles H. ale lazazoln quite ill a
i
town this morning. to play a too
that place.
operate. MrL~end Mrs. n. S. W
in New Canaan.
i
ach, bowels. blood. liver, clean. health
tissue in every organ. Moral:
Drug Store. . .
in Southport with her cousin.
Bertha Hemline. " ’ .
.W
_s.;lrnnt,rstin.sin. O'Brien.
son. of West street.
...
lb. Hayes‘,
wound-blu—
Mr. and. Mrs. .Cllarlell n. Jenning
lantlc City, N. 1.,uwhere they
Spend several weeks.
«Olson's Labial: and .iaddo Pu
pace and Range Coal.
“WA—.—
C. . 14,
and Sunday with W.
ntclair. N. J.
W
Saturday l
Brush, in Mo
day.
by Mrs. Eugene Smith. who is ill.
~Attend the suicoi‘ Hosiery. .l’ndc
S. Smith it Go."
straitiolil district. Fulrtlcld, is open
limok_ spent 'l‘ucsdny with their inot
er, Mrs. Harriet E. inwkwood.
Cherry street, New Canaan.
.........
The stookhoidcrs of theiSonth NI
wnik Club Company. will hold its at
nual. meeting on Tuesday evening
in Washington street. Directors w
be elected and reports heard.
~—5 lb. pnil Lard; 50c. iiayes'.
years past. has arrived at his home
Stamford on n.1enw of itbucnco. i
Telegraph Company's ofilcc in Sou
Norwuik. .
-fiqm.
Archoll Wilfred Bodwcli, of Son
odrOrdor of Hepiauophs, last. night.
the meeting held ill Idlks Hall. in ”I
lowed tlic meeting.
-——Crofilt a. Knapp lists. O‘Brien.
A Million collimiuiicnilon
Fobrnar ti, when there will iw we
in the . A. Denial.
municntion will tw hold on Monday
1:30 o‘clock. There will be work
the Master Mancini liogi’w. nllii
banquet will in- lif'I‘VPd.
'i‘ilc Woman‘s Association of
one at it o'rl
apcrn will be dveli:
day all
lowing
and Liberia. Miss Baldwin: Homo M
Itonafy News.
burn
lifted-issue
W
i ’i‘l’lilniiiil‘ii
niilluiiloin
. . i . .
~ of. man not
A' wallow:
steamer was the millions.
'2. unions nmountaof cat-iii. nilbciiov
no. .4 owrund
1, previous: etching
iahMllin‘Isi’ia
ulnar watl. .
'i‘he O'verlooiI-Selieck Military 'Acadl
elny basketball team went to Terry
in in‘
' Mrs. Charles ilrow'n, of floutit‘Nal‘g
walk. is Spending the week with her
oundyé
.,. , ... wow '..
.. Scrub 1; curtail daily; yoult’e- n0t~
clean ins do... This means clean stom~
Toke,
Holiater’s Rocky Mountain 'l‘cn. till .
.. . . i i nswert-dd’ said Judge-Nicholson. “lie
tints, Ten. 01 'iabiets. Plaisleds lo’esn‘t mum io,‘~undorlitand<it." Re»
Miss hnnn Hawnhnrsl. has returned
to her home in Norwnlk after a visit
Miss
The Monday Afternoon waist Club
will be entertained next Monday af-
ternoon. with Mrs. Herbert. A. Mathew:
2-Chickons and Fowls, iii and 18c
of West street. went. yesterday to At»
will
Raymond Bros
Brush- and Master Mater
Brush, of Franklin street. will amend
Mrs. Lend llriggcrmnn. of 10 Fair-
ficld live-line. returned home Wednes-
from Southington. accompanied,
.wear lllld iiiovcs for Sat. and Mon. hi
Miss Edna Wighum. teacher in ii
ing it few days ill'Nm‘Wiiili with it?!“
parents. Prof. and Mrs» H. Ii, \Viilhom.
Mrs. .iollll ii. Light. of South Nor-
wnlk. and Mrs. Anon. lhlylon. of Glen“
ii o'clock. ill the quarters of the club
liownrd it. Waterbury. of the United
Stall-s Signal Service, who has been;
stationed of Alaska for a couple of
was formerly managivr of the Postal
.hiltcrllaie District Deputy Snprcillw'.
Norwaik, ifl‘illlilt‘ii the newly elected,
ofiiccrs of Danbury Conclave. improVw
A social session and slipper foi-
of Old
Well Lodge. No. lilii,.i~‘. and A. M..
will be held at, the rooms on Tuesdays
A special com-
the
South Not-walk ttonnmaailonnl Church
will hold its regular meeting Wednes-
'l‘ho -
he
Uunda Mission. Mills. Margaret. Moo
Clilrc: The Slave Cousin-Blond Leon
Mrs. .1. Milton (lo-
.
.. ....... .......‘Ilolb.
_ lwrist!" u... without
(315‘ .A‘y , ..i
which Henry 0'.
iiitlti ttlc
The notes upon
1’ ”“1 mm W‘iM‘Wbofhoodiro
Wiiiri‘tlfli that
, will”? (3
nonhuman “laundromat realm ,
vital as an indum’muhflhdmoautln
ti ”halo" ,Mdflmili-thwmoldrs “Qu-
‘lommhutithe‘ woo, idoarrhil’b oft
as VRodfiermtw‘ ‘ oar deht‘ roll“ out
handing. Militia in: .JrDK Wrohtid
“attestation“ ‘ itwhohcntists’rof,
"5.000 was discounted or the Bridge
portidilrust ‘Gomiiahy’ihe was 'le rt 00
'Gh‘iln olddeha diliigilim'tfi‘om inn-it
Mr. ‘Wheeicr. sensory. .11anng
die 'atridaoportlruruar admiralty I' laid
:estilleih latt‘iiiiilaily‘fml’iliiliwti in mat
tors oi discountincanotou and-the likcl
Slade director of 'the Bridgeport Trust
Company. . , ‘ xvi-its. :it t ’
w When tilleovide
noo had tilt banninub-
tallied; «inst. prior ttiilitodlrnrm leaving
ills-witness stand. Judge. Nicholson
said: "liir. Rodgers. you. have paid
aortain amounts-4.9 elbLioitteuant Gov-
. imoi- Keelcr. you”hayer.pald «certain
t- mounts to Dil'li‘alrdhildHWhooler,’ you
have» paid certain. amounts " tenuri
Drawford, or your havemlioit'ed credit
another nrrangementahavc been made.
whereby stiles-admentlnmen have been
.lffercd inducements to discount those
totemi Now. MW toddlers how much
lose all thisiamount' torn, ;
tutti. don't- undnretand tile-quash
'Epiifid.“Ml‘.- Rodg‘c
iMi‘dlioflw . 7 ,
' Congressman Town‘wmtiliaeigfforz-até
onior'aripp.‘<~nnd~ Sudan Mania. alien
terror Rodgers. ati.eulpit'd‘”to. elucié“
into? the» duration, bill. . still - Rodgers
’1 iidvnob answer.i - 2-. 9m
w "l cant-soc that .l'r'shllilJ-hai'o to- task
he question again if i wdnt to‘haVe it
On."
rsi‘altor some do;
.‘.‘.,. .
r7. . .
weaning the question} J tldgc- Nicholtloll
lnally elicited ,thc-fallowitlgxanswer: .
- "l~ should aay‘thatiit'mmmlnted in.
he neighborhodd of! $3.000."- ~
inasmuch as the’it‘ranaactiohs leads
m: up to tho arrestht‘ol t'l‘ripp and
dodgers were principally- through the
.hl‘ee parties named. it is assumed
.hin. Restarts "honu“s"_ as the induce-
:ndntwas ‘ter ‘ rin the-‘i-onrt. pro~
:eadinxilj, was 2000;
,Rodgers‘ recollections of the trilli-
sactlons were-all- meteor less hazy.
and his lilnntory he .often refreshed
with .thenidofva‘ small pocket note-
hook- Heisaid that orthe proceeds of
he that note ‘of 05,000 hitclitéii from
..V_heelér. which was diachunted at the
Liairfield County. Nana album in
June. .3004. he had paid, 2.500 back to
Wheeler. ha'disénlt', 215030 Tripp by
New. York draft-a ,hadpai‘d $150 on
i. certain . ante lrom ’Tl‘ipp‘ lrl' Kceicr.
.li another 0,000 .ilhtezdlscounted In
hc bank 025 had been paid to chlcr
in a Tripp noisier, 3000., He iuid paid
0 Kepler ont‘of' thisprouecdsof this
lame unto $100 imciliilt. This trunking.»
dicholson into questioning the wit-
iess. wiiirli'rcsiiited in tin: t'iilnl ill
ruining of the total amount of the
various sums paid as ludtnu-zndntio
secure the discounting of in various
notes. .
Hr also'tcsutiod about a ‘l Inir n
iersonai note of 32,000 from \\-,..eicr.
isiiic froth his transaction w 4h Mr.
.‘l'iDll. saying that. he hail said to Mr.
thlilcr. “it is a good thing to haw
t little money on hand." Rodgers said
to bod used about 01.000 of this sum
lid had left the remainder in thu
bank, . ' ., . .
dodgers. under a scan-hing croas‘ex»
lhiinn‘llodhy Prosecutor Pullman. ud-
titted that of the variotla'sums rc—
ceivcii front the aged Strntiord for-
mer, he had personally kept iii-tween
33,000 and 34.000. Repaid he and Tripp
fr;
1.
1’
if}
d.
h.
in
*Baldwin link. the plaintiff. *
;Wliil mr. Gliman-i ‘ the Great Allan
ilc & Pnclllc Tea
sign
to
it.
u ‘ ‘ Wail have no deal
0‘.
on: i . .. . .. .... n...
no pun ran a
roar; i,. f
{is ill afimfiguriéow:m: th
In -— we . an up a t
r. .dittdldfirufinimé
. , n. . \
time the heart Noemi-dines“. u
soil it“
i, P. ‘ ‘ or r
digests what you Ml. talu- tlla strain on
of the hurt. and contributes hourlalumnt.
strength and health to every organ of tho
body. Cum indigestion. D apepaia. Sour
Stomach. inflammation 0 the mucous
membranes lining the Stomach and Diana-
tiu Trot: Nervoua Dyipopaia and Catarril
firth. 8 ‘ , .. it Mr m‘ , '
Viiizrfiatld} 1M1“ 7“,}? ... ‘v in. a, as: :
. i . III no
my heart :5?ng - ‘ vamp. iii, was?
finally i not attic binds d it gave me imma-
tlata u: all, Altar using a "r til-a lam cured.
’ ‘ . .Leklltarfllorlnhhi‘m tall. I. Y.
out
w
. mi news-in“ ‘ in“ winged“
had. it uhl . , '
no. ’nfiw lint...
'- ‘* » +9., Nevada.
Drowsiness:
’( *”‘i":0v"t"1,l’. . /
; ~ who casts By
, .THE Ctlhfibfltt ,gHA‘anaov.
, Aslrfor the 1900mm Almanac and
200 Year Calendar.
alumnus:
Illa ”A iln ‘Blforfi‘unitdti Staten Cir-
cuit port at Hartford For Hearing.
.The suit of Gnome H. Hartford,
aninllithe Bridaepori Trust. Company
administrator. cattle jeatste or the late
millionaire idly mhnnl. George F
Grimmer Block , preached Judge
Plait in the United States circuit court
at Hartfhrd y terday. ' ,
.The arxltnie taiwére over a mot on
for correoiloaol tliiifpieadings. .ln gr
George P. Carrol otzthla city appetite}!
for , the.'l‘ruat Compatiy'ana Nathan
Mr. Hartford was"rfornlerly pal-inel-
ompanv. The suit
has been pending since Oclober, 1901.
Can it be that the“ simple lire craze
has already joined the ash-heap of dis-
carded luxuries.
. . f n .
. V I .‘ ‘ ho», a
" it?" I- ‘ fiWFfiz":
«um um fldvfiwn-Kgifilflfmmfi
tilt hillside Nu
‘ snail; ‘ar-foe‘rizhos ‘ “
Chandeliers, Candelabra,
ad agreed that ii' the propositional»
construct
Liver, which was the inducement hold
nit i0 Wheeler to invent his money.
)l“
no
at
ill
:gcetvedl.$25i09.0 for his Work ill raid-
in: money. etc. Rodgers had rccclv-
f zed 3100.000‘vorih .of preferential cor
. urinates. no they were termed. with.
testimony of Mom ~
.Rodaorsy nadcr wliio
In
194 ticsdlnw for it number of yours. that
.viililli lilo pnatmix months in, imil
'hrco union of. 0.000,.cnch to none
time. can of t eni' for Thompson &'
)undy. the Iiippodmme promoters.
ind thathc was interested in n nulli.
her ‘of i-xlcnsivr enterprises.
Neithcn Mr. nor Mrs; Wiiticlvr wns
n icotlrt yesterday. Their only hull
van present. and listened with tho
closent attention. Litot‘ltfiyflmufl Fl.
illl was, present la the interest of tilt-
Tail-hold County Bar Association, in
'tmntn'iiiin with Attorney Rodsurs‘ art
rest.
iiodllors repeatedly declared in all-
over to a number occupations that
inlhad never believed that tho hridirc
'an‘DI‘lhe wouldifiliiiandzthat ho was
-oniiduul today of its ultimate hue:
ccmi. llc denied over securing funds
mdcr nllsroprcsentaiioaa or with ia-
Ill
il‘
‘.
“I
rli
at
in
n cuter l’nllmhn vicni into transactions
'n which mid'cra had been Identified
In the past.
ii
Wednesday. when counsel for the ac-
ensedinlid all their evidence was in.
‘uit after some consultation with couri-
iiei allowed the rim to he continued
until the ”lib alter ascertaining from
iti-
wlthin thelttateallotted tor the hold
tag of primers for the Fehnlatwierm
of the Superior Crud.
Congressman 'i‘own lit to submit. It
writteniargument and Judge [faults
and Prosecutor ifiulllnan are . he
heard inihoir reductive arlutn 2:.
Mr. Keillor today made the follow.
in statement ill regard to the above:
“ so. I took the money from Hedger-u.
but every dollar was on account of
FRIUH”’POHK...-..-mm ------- ----- ....... ”niacin old claims that he owed inc."
QROAIT........ Ilvi a "i‘i..i...‘.'..l...i...»l....i 12001 i”. . 9W
lit) LAM! LlBI,......:........ ..... . ...... . ............. 1612 iii. monvnanou. , .
".L FDRBGUANTIREM... ............... “is lit. ,, Wd.iltt!it 1.0%") “1125.5: m, boltio
NATIVE TURKQYU. CHICKINI. FOWLO. VIAL. IPIRRY AND IARNI‘ of emblem my“ Cum an up will
i . .
«duet. ..
i" i
I . at v
until,”
Li
”tyrants-am
.V.
pay book your new it“ it tails to euro.
a single dose loosens the hardest
cough. allayli inflammation and rival
restful sleep. F. ii. Baxter. “I
character into. poor man's capital.
.
‘ .
wits 0“th u on, law... loom; ...;.,i‘
‘5
a brid‘sc over the North and Bird eagernopairod and Hello
was successful, Rodgers was to have Shears and Seioaora Sharpenod and
vhlch to l‘aiavifunds. according to thei
. hing by Prosvf
cantor Pullman, said he had not prncfi
i
i
l
tent to defraud any one when Prose hearing and determining any and all
Clark Burns that that date would he.
. Mennonite.
Lamps, Cash Registers,
tailed.
chlokeled.
Fiat Irena Polished.
Anything in Metal Rofinlahed in Any
Style.
8. Soamdz Son,
60 Water St. gouth Norwaik.
Tel. 3424-2.
!
Board of Rehef.
Notice is hereby given; that the
radon! of Relief of the Town of Nor-
‘walit will meet at their oiili-c. Opera
House block:
Thursday, Feb. 1. 1900. 2 to 4 p. at.
Saturday. 10th. 2 to a p. to.
Wednesday. lith. 7 to 9, evening.
Saturday, 17th. 2 to 4 p. to.
Wednesday. Inst. 2 to t p. m.
The meetings are for the purpose of
appeals made to them from the datum
,«if the assessors on the list of 1905.
Judge Nicholson announced that hol They wlli.also ‘meet with the anon.
would continue the colic until ncltt‘
nor». an a joint. hoard. Wednesday.
February It. at i p. m. for the pur-
pose of lbtitiil‘ the polls of sick and
disabled permm.
Midas hil'l'llilttlliiND.
CHARLES w. BELL.
JARVIS KELLOGG.
Board of Relief.
liti’ilu lint till: Y.
For irehiltMy .
0n and shorthand”. January. '2.
“ ‘m-ioiln ways oi satisfying Ihlli thirst.
,, to consume iliH urrnyot‘ illiibles the
ting off: the kind oi: lend demanded
0k north. and the monomer .the'
r. t . . ‘m “ ‘
; Howi’ropriotorn of Large Restaurants '
Fill Their Orders. ‘
On the daily bill of fare of a first
class restaurant In a large city the
hungry diner ordinarily illndil from
too to 360 different ways of satisfyinlr
his tippntitrwto say nothing of the
prot'liiatororthopedic daily irohi . tewo
Limitation illcrauna input» more‘ “than
thrice that number. according to his
lodaiibn and thc Kiasuil his patroniide.
Some days there in Iii-title! 'ted llr
creasc‘in the number or d liars, and
oibers‘duys an equally lindxpe‘dwd‘nl.
ital-lee with the" weatbhri don. warm
days, for cxnlnplc. meats and soup
are likely to income a drug on the
market. sud. lilo multitude, especially
at. one hour. ciamors‘ for“ artistic.
:old moms and frozen desserts. A
cold snap In the late autumn completly
upsets the silmmcndislles. There is.
in fact, almost no fixed demand, and
yet. there must. always be a sufficiency
if whnIchr lluppons to. bolhc need
of tho hourvn colllbinntion-of circum-
itlldCcs thul llnlkcs the life of the res-
;atlruni. heupur nnytllJlig bllt tin exist.
tenor of dull monotony: '
Restaurants which food thousands
if Dutiplt‘. in n tiny are of recent origin.
lliti lnnily oi‘ the problems of their
managers were unknown to the keep-
ers of» the eating . houses at . twenty-
years ago. On the other hand, the
man at the head of the twentieth'cen‘»
tnry establishment has facilities‘m
doing business or which the oldntinifar
had little conception. Cold storauc
and rapid transit ciiahic the: restaurant
keepers of today to draw onvthej‘ ard-
enszot the South. the .‘Oodil‘fi the
W t
loi- his {supplies 'meatrio. , 31m: slui-
deciduous help [9"]!!th a ration;
rant attractive Induces! the "air cool.
little biliidlnrlndindos the ldt‘est‘src-
hitccural wrinkles. thejair breathed .by
the diners is' filtered-nod guaranteed
in beziasv‘purc, as spring waterbor-
vod' on tables. And the restaurant
kocpcr has n'lolcphonn. ~ ‘
. “Wllni. could wo do nowadays with-
out a telephone.“ said n-restnnrant
sooner the other day. “is bad to im-
lgine. it's the only thing ln'this day to
its crowds and long hills of fare that
inables' ue-to keep things moving
vithout having either to overstock the
order in advances, or try torperstlade
)ur patrons to take something also
‘iuat as good" when therein-uni ita-
Ially hard run on some special on. cle.
\nd we can't telil: when ‘they's going
to be such it run.-, Lobsters. for ex-
ample. Sometimes 'we’ don't sell! it
boiled lobster for half a day, and then
again we mayget calla enough in ‘ah
hour to mnke us see the finish of the
dock We procured tn the morning.
‘That's where the telephone comes in,
for he's as good as being next dour
to th market, and whenever we see
anything running out. it’s a more mat-
ter of pressing the button. so to
spook. and the provision dealer docs
the real within fifteen or twenty mind.
tea. .
Although the method of preparing
“his enormous daily table for its
thousands of guests varies with‘ dif-
tcrcnt. restaurant—keepers. the main
plan of campaign is very similar. The
restaurant man lays outxhisi bill-of
fare for a week lll advance, very much
as 'tiil ordcriy housekeeper-might do
for a small family—with the marked
'liflcrelico that he considers every
scasonuhle edible. and must lay his
plans lil accordance with the market
prices and u general knowledge of
what. humanity at large will coastdér’
tempting. Beer. of course. is a stand»
by, one well-known. restaurant . con-
suming about three tons of bcef week-
ly in summer and more iii winter,
Flour. for broad, cakes. pics and var.
ious other purposes. is. of course.
another commodity that is acadily and
preldicaiiy provided for.
But after those and a “mother eta"
pie articles are settled, the restaurant
man is plunged into a maze of possi-
bilities and mobilities-“the ~x~wlioio
question of vcgtablea. fruit and es-
pecinlly milk, being more or less de-
pendent upon the weather of a day
that has not. yet. developed. The bill
of fare has been so arranged that it
covet-ii all possible conditions. hill just
whutpart of it will he most serious-
ly attacked by the devouring utiliti-
tndo in the unknown quantity in the
restaurant keepers equation-wand his
profits are very largely based on not
will be eaten within it list-d period.
Aside from the his order twice a
goodcondltton for several days. the
restaurant man is a daily marketer:
aomciililua, in fact. doing his entire
day’s marketing in one morning. in
some cases he goes to the markets in
person. and in others. he. telephones
his entire order.
that places open for retail business in
a large city. and themesturant man is
one of the very earliest citizens to
set downtown to business. th o’clock
finds him starting his round of the
- afferent departments or the restaurant
taking stock of their different needs
and making uphill market list. seven
o'clock it likely to had Jilin incom-
munication with his market than;
Before makingxnp hlq‘ilfil of ediblea.
however. he castli a re v-Maeaya at
the weather. Your exp sliced restau-
rant manaaer. in fact. usually becomes
a pretty ml‘weathor sharp. *Add he
doesn't an a rule. pay much attention
to thc reports of the wentherbtlvoau.
for his ctrrosity is confined to very
local conditions in which he trusts
his own weather wisdom more than
that of any othcial prophet. The weath-
er in the rcalrlteynoto'of‘ lilo market
order. Having made up his mind what
iris likely to prior the out twenty-
i
to suit ‘thtwoxpectedddnd of appetite.
--New York Brenton-Post.
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new. A‘lfiletac'i'loltIg'AT ROTOR.
it: “out: an: - to.
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rails“: $3 auras.“ tiny . was .
, constitution different copra have
d the. maad‘ovar‘l it till Ii
durations. ..
(foot
of boy stratum" day. (except
Holiday (”at i ii. in. ion received
at Norwallt up‘to t p. in. and Booth
Moment ”mammalm. .,
«dawned "names-coo.
Anni 'liult . out). Housman
l mu.“ ‘9 ‘mml Agent.
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x ‘1‘?!“ A. I» «M.» ‘w
9 a:
loving, .
thaliahcnothtaz. can a d. linitolym -
‘nounoed as yarnii: his Ma‘dodid
to than], I three
or culture which will matte tho obit
even more attractive to the pleasure
cooker.
When the expected happens there
comes a feeling.“ disappo ntment be
council was lost “expected.
Markets are the -
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or tour now it s ‘
ordirlnp; more of any one thing than .
week of food Ili'iiClOl-i that will keep in
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four hours. he plans his market order '
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'rHl: palm-soil natty, lawman-WENT or'ms nouuo "Vesta,
his House
standard" every-day wanted things.
snail a. any housewife nearly alway-
neoda . . > '
‘ . It‘s 1 c lla .‘asti
. hbfiggmfiile pr 0:6 10:11::th or 3 %
YARD-WIDE COTTONS {03' 25.0.. ~ ' 'M '
price 41,90. yd.
priccfi'itéc yd.
value; sale price, 614.0 yd.
sale price, 71,42c yd. .
value: sale pricinyd” 8c. “gigging ‘figsifigglfi bind}! .11., ,’
bdplecee heaviest brown cotton; "f“ 3133,25“ “Winn?” ‘ V
sale price. .9.“ yd. it I” 3?”; 91.” ,‘1- a “i
090d quaint son-nutshell lilcuched ‘. «bin? Bfliflm‘ifi 1% i:
chitin; sale price. he yd. .‘fis‘c, . 4 "'K ~
The Read it; iiiiiii Electrical Ci
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.iiiiilllti tannin hair
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KEEPING BARGAINS ,. THE STOCKING
By housekeeping, goodafwo mean the Add it royalbardalpa;
' " ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ’ yontlle‘apprhelaim ". .:
Women'ssoamloas fast black It
Toenail" or! pairs for-25c. '
H can: ' .
lta
bargains
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when. liltiriluhlity: black nuts;
sale price, 2 pairs for 260. .
All our ildc quality fancy . ootldia'
hose}. for this. sale“ lilo, pair.
Womenis 25c... unlityglhhed ,blaélt
Wsol Midi-war metric. z j‘ ‘ "“ ' ‘
Ailfo 1' 500 quality'lleece liked
for till “inelastic-pair. ‘ "'.'
'All'fb'ur liilc quality font:
thiasalethilc pair. ‘ ‘
fl Children's 10crdnnlity blackhmi
sale, price. 7c,pair, or 4 palraforzim
(lood quality brow'n cotton; said
Good quality brown cotton; sale
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Good quality brown cotton, Rc
Witt
.100 pieces brown cotton. he value: y.fi°”‘i§.;f9’
Exam heavy brown cotton. lilo
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83-85 Washington seen
BEGINNING SATURbAY, an. RUARY 36. we wiilfiiéfitfiufi
the balance of our Hats. Tips. Bream, Quiils. Fancy Fathom
Algrettes. etc.. at less than wholesale print-.132, Stock hm“ M33 ,. 53;
once, as we are going to discontinue the Miliinery Depirttiiiiiit; and
we need the room for new Spring Goods. V l I 1“
This is a splendid chance to buy Outing Hats and Tommie!!!
at a decided saving. ,
V, , i! .
86 WASHINGTON STREET.“ SOUTH NoRWA
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The store to get the Good T ,
Cheap Express Wagons. Sleds, Flex- .
31.} ha“
A.
{table flyers, all kinds of toys, too great:
i
to mention, at; figures that are record
breaking. ’_ ‘. . . .
AT NELSQNZ’S
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1610 Pééiii‘dnn
_ ritual: av announras or
Merrill Business College
THE PAST 35 WEEKS.
A Racono THAT fun.
new otnseea, DAY AND EVENING.
BEND on CALL FOR CATALOGUE.
M. A. MERRILL. Prim
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Motors
w. H. Reed. , , Joseph a. yolk, Jr.
86 WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
WE ARE NOW READY
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we no ALL KINDS or aLacthé
CAL worm
and
ppliea on or about February! 1. i
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Will open with a‘luli line of Sli
, ”WE columns ALL obit waits.
Heating Apparatus
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Norwalk Chronicler