‘t IrOIOOCO'IQ“
. . y , , ‘
m Pill” 0”“ ‘mlo-d‘nuuxilsl
4!M"Frult ct boom Pillowcases
‘ MD ”youensures-outscored.
42:38 Fruit of
Loom Pillow Ii
tilt .cIIIrroIIcaequ
f uentl its
“33m isyfarad
my ‘ i .
. a it.
tempernttnul mammogram. above
zero.
warmer.
sure exte
A?
low temperatures in all sections east
of the Mississippi River, except on
the South Atlantic coast. where rain
is falling. A slight disturbance Is cen-
tral this morning in Minnesota. It is
producing considerable cloudy weather
and a rise in temperature of 10 to 20
degrees in the northwest. ,
. mm a. a; -.-.
-. McFarland auleiokoringare cutting
ice. forilminediete consumption from
the muttie pond.
rho. hammers! Association will
hold its regular monthlymeeting in
Labor . Lyceum. tonight.
George Voile is seriously . ill with
congestion of the-lungs; at. his home
in the Old Well block.
~iny one remedy in the world that
will at. once .stop itchiness of the skin
in any part of the body: Dosn'e Oint-
ment." At any drug store, 00 cents.
Mull-lo Midge. Daughters of Herman.
will hold its monthly business meet-
lm in Mystic Chain Hall tonight.
The Rev; Frederick S. Curtis ad-
dressed the pupiltr « ilf‘tlio Norwalk
High School yesterday on Japan.
may Jentlinge’ muse, Shepherds of
Bethlehem. will hold
meeting tonight in Rchen’s Hull.
41f you are thinking of buying a
new or second handAuto. call on L. M,
Wright. Telephone 104:2;
The Painters. Decorators and Paper-
llongers will hold their regular month.
13' meeting in, Quitnor's Hall on Rail-
road avenue tonight.
W...
George 14‘. Fools. thc Norwnik agent
of tho Norwalk Steamboat. Company.
'wiil leave town this week for Florida.
where he will join Mrs, Foott‘.
Miss Florence Wood. of Winnipnuk.
who was operated ontor nppendicltus at
the Norw k. s ital some time ago,
is so a." on ten that she has Bill
that ins ltiltiol, and returned to her
home.
A woman worries until she gets
wrinkles. then worries because she has
them. If she takes Holiister’s Rocky
Mountain Tea she would have neither.
Bright. smiling face follows its use.
all cents. Tea or Tablets. Plaisteti's
Drug Store.
At the regular meeting of the Wom-
ans Missionary Association to be held
this afternoon in the South Norwaik
iongregational Church the following
papers will be read: The Uganda
Mission. Miss Margaret. McClure:
The Slave Coast, Sierra been nntl 1.1.
bnrln. Miss Anna F. Baldwin; Home
Missionary News, Mrs. J. Milton Co-
burn.
One hundred new accounts opened
during one month is a seed many but
that's the number opened by the
South Norwulk Trust Company in Jan-
uurv. This company maintains a suv-
ings department which pays four per
(sent. on deposits and also a general
banking department. furnishing neat
check books free to depositors. Open
during noon hour. .
An External Remedy
. urea all forms or
Coughs and Colds.
Child and Adult.
Pains In the chest and stdoféolan in
the bond, sore throat. asthma. bron-
t-bllis,
Croup. croupy coughs,
whooping cough. etc.
No need in distress the stomach
with disagreeable mixtures, as Group-
iue (herb-ointment) will penetrate and
reach the uiliicted part with a cure
long before an internallytaiten medi~
cine can. . -
Clifford Pharmacy-also a box.
_' ,Apoysgllmcw or more
SmailSugorCured
Hams,
. 12 1-20 1b.
OHOULDIQ; ITIAKH......10:: LB.
handles.
1
.tofifihmwfiq hillbilfiifnl’d‘idii
o “ridge of highvptr-s- ; ‘
romal'llexas humorist...
ward to the Shtvllawrencel-Vaileyw it,
is producing pleasant weather with”
Thwad‘pfi, fair, and .SHKM'IY'.‘
its monthly
' So-cailed " waudc . ins" ma, ,
come from its Willi ., lbw-m}
rescues of danger may be made mani~
est by profuse monthly periods. accom-
panied b unusual pain. from the
abdomen hrough the groin andthighs.
If you have myetbrious pains. {fillet-e
sreiudioatlons of inhumane onvondiso
Biucement. secure shuttle o Lydia iii.
lnkhsnii'sbzg m
swan - m- . ,-‘
. . Mrs-Plumes of. 14 am. Mane. will
.give ouihQF.j‘dViDG‘-l you. will write
her! a at yourealt. .sltu lathe daugh-
tor—in‘llw. on Lydia, E .P ukhnru and
for twentyrtlve yesrehnebceu advising ,
sick Women free. of charge. .
Dear-Mm’Pinidwnl— , . . é
" I tekobhe liberty to congratulate you 'on ‘
anemones-ll h vs had with your wonderful :
medicine. Eig teen mo thssgo my riods.
cuppa}. Shortly ’after felt so bad y that '.
lsttbm lied to a borough examination by a
physician and was told that I had a tumor
and would have to under‘gowi'openticn.
“Soon after readousof our. advertise.
meats and decided to give .vclin E. gigg—
.l'
\
item's Vegetable Compound sew
titkli’i ' five bottles as directed the tumor is
entire gone. I have boeuexamhted'by n.
hysic an and he says I have .nosigne of a
tour now. It has also brought myperlods
around once more and. I am. cutitely
well."--Funnle u. a... 7 c estnut Street.
Bradford, Po. .
saucepan-lsall?"
————
Probably Given to Colony by George
Fenwiok—Changeo in Motto.
’l‘llc Hartford Cont-nut. has boon
asked in a. letter written to Dayton.
Fill... for some information as tolbc
seal of Connecticut. when it Was adopt-
ed and the origin of the motto. Sumo
years ago the lain Charles J. Hoatliy.‘
nl. liiiii‘.'llan static librarian, wrote an
article upon The Public Seal of Cott-
nocticui. which was' printed in tho
Register and Manual.
He says that in a paper “written ill
1750 by Roger Woioott. some time gov-
ernor. he tells us that his alepiather.
Daniel Clark, informed him that. the
seal was given to the colony by George
‘b‘cnwick." "Mr. Clark," Mr. Hoadly
says, “was likely to be well informed
on the subject, for be was born about
163 and was secretary of thercoiouy
for several years between 1658 and
1666.
”Mr. anwick was agent for the pro
priotors of Connecticut. under the War-
wick patent of 1631. Perhaps he gave
the seal when the colony bought of
him Saybrook Fort, ctc.. in 1640." This
seal represents a vineyard of if)
vines. supported and bearing fruit.
Above the vines a band issuing from
the clouds holds a label with the mot-
to. “Svsinst qvi lransstvlit."
Changes hnvc been made in the seal
and the order of these words has been
altocd and they are now below tho
vines and around the circumference is
the inscription. “Sigillum rcipublitutu
Connecticutcnsis." the latter. too. hav-
ing been changed, in colonial days the
word "Colouue" being In place. of “roi-
publlcnc."
HE WAG FOUND DYING.
The Sad Fate of Alexander Warren.
of Bridgeport.
BRIDCEPORT. Feb. 7.~-»-Aiexauder
Warren. aged 29, u mliiwrighl and as-
sistant. foreman of the carpenter'forcc
of Eaton. (‘clc & Durnhatn foundry. is
lying between life and death at his
result of noglittence on the part. of a
nurse. Miss Julia Elila..wh0 assists In
.tbe management of the boarding
house. , .
Mis Ellis permitted the supply of
gas to be exhausted before dropping
a quarter of a metro. The [me lot of
Warren‘s room was open. and the light
had died out when the supply was de-
plated.
,Wsrreu was lying on the bed uncon-
scions.
MEDAL!) FOR RUSSIAN SOLDIERS.
S'I'. PE’PICRSBURC. Fob. 7.-‘Medfllii
for all thosc who participated in tho
war with Japan have been ordered. ac-
cording to an imperial rescriptpuh-
lishod in the Russkl invalid today.
’I‘hosc who dcl‘cntlcd Port Arthur are
singled out for special distinction.
They will be given a silvm‘ medal and
slight bronze models will be bestowed
in those who were annulled in battles
on loud or sell. 'l‘itc soldiers who were
not under fire will receive dark bronze
medals. .
Gossip in busy with chances at the
admiralty. The Steve. which usually
is well informed on naval matters.
ms Admiral Biriloff, and that Admir-
hin Ghouitnln and Rutnlit have been
chosen for the posts sigma-ministers
of marine. recently created.
NATIONAL IRIOKVMAKIM.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 7.-—Ji‘be
twentieth annual convention of the Na
liouel Brick Monufscturen' Assume
lion convened here today. George M.
Finite. of Boston. responded to flavor
Wurst“! address. ”iconic. .‘l'he
bonsai re um John Wd
.waanmoros‘. _
conditions in \tbc'lihilipplne ls ands .
, “ r. 'I‘Mlz. “and the work of their trial-s
hie Compound right. .
itching and protruding piles.
d
boarding llousc. 883 Broad street. as its
tot,
an!» arms ‘ "weaning" ‘
an affix ‘f .
Fell. ‘I.—-neii
were all
on use
Hafiz.
.t‘l'
& ,.
hur’ \ ,
these 800 years since the
‘mlvosln I o “Philippine islands." ‘tluit‘l
.‘ I'.' the cause of civilisation is to be
praised.
“deal as well as their religious pow-
. on in the islandscreat’ed a strong pro
‘iu‘dioe against the members of the or-
der and at the beginning of the issue
petition about sixty of them were kill-
.sd, while nearly» 300 were imprisoned.
“‘"l‘hese unfortunate friars were the
owners of much property. and it was
a question with the itinitetl Slates
Government as to whether
should be established with Iheir rein-
statement. or whether they should be
displaced and their lands purchased
by tile governmen."
The secretary said. he was selected
was amicably settled and religious
pence reigns on the islands. Catholics
and Protestants uniting in many oi the
ceremonies of the country. ' T
“I give this as a demonstration of
the improvement of the present condi-
tions over tllosofl‘og‘doecph Priestley's
thine."tpaid rt. a .V‘io walls Uni-
tiirlan's,‘ mill féel‘ih‘at‘t‘ld‘ world is
coming our way.”
An address also was delivered by
Edward Everett Hale. chaplain of the
United States Senate. ‘
ROUGH HANDS MADE SMOOTH.
A tour who oncehad'rough horny
hands made them: soft and smooth
with Witch Hazel Salve. but he used
the genuine—that. bearing :the‘ name
“iii. C. DcWilt & Co.. China n.“ ‘For
sores, boils. cuts, burns, but hes. etc,
it has no equal and aflordsulmost im-
mediate relief from blind. bleeding.
Soil]
'0!
by The Clifford Pharmacy.
STATE LEAGUE SCHEDULE.
Matter Left in the Handset S. W.
Challenger. the Recorder of Scores.
IiRll‘X‘iliiPOR’I‘. Feb. 7.—-Atler a
general discussion of the matter of
. half holidays in the several cities the
schedule committoeof the Connecticut.
Baseball Losglleyeutcrduy. left the
mutter‘in the hands of S. W. Challen-
ger. the league recorder of scores.
who will submit to the committee a
tentative schedule.
Mr. Danuher, of the committee, was
not present, but Dr. Duly. of Hartford.
and Daniel O'Neil. of Springfield.
were at. the office of Secretary
O’Rourke. The action was agreeable
to Mr. Douaber. New Haven stores
give Friday hull holidays. as does
Hartford; Holvoke has Tuesdays. and
Waterbury one of the latter days of
the work. The Saturday panics have
been urrnnaod and the idva now is to
.ttlito ntivanluao of the slow half boll
days. Mr. Challenger will submit his
whcdulc to the committee chairman
in the course of lonvtibys and then the
mnsidor and adopt Whatever is agreed
to.
FOR
El“!
.SICK
BILIOUGNESS AN:
HEADACHE.
Take ()rino laxative. Fruit Syrup. it
sweetens the stomach. aids digestion
and acts as a gentlestlmulunt. on the
liver and bowels without irritating
these organs. Orlno uxntive Fruit
Syrup cures billiousneas and habitual
constipation. Does not nauseste or
gripe and Is mild and pleasant to lake.
Remember the namoOrIno and refuse
to accept. any substitute. Pleisted's
Drug Store. n
.-
LBTATE AUNDRYMEN MEET.
.—
Scoond Annual Banquet Held It Dav-
enport Hotel, In New Haven.
NEW HAVEN. Feb. 7.-'l‘he second
annual tum-ting and banquet of the
Connecticut lamndrymen's association
was held In this city Monday. the btlsi.
ness meeting being at the Chamber of
Commerce bail. In tho cvning there
was it banquet at. the Davenport bo-
tci which was attended by 75 laundry-
men from various parts of the state.
The toastmaster of the evening was A.
B. Dobhs. president of the New Hav-
cn association. Other speakers were
Adolph Bollard, of Chicago. president
of the national association: National
Secretary John Hart. of Newark:
A. .1. Crawford, oil-president of the
state association. and George E. Crew.
ford. of Bridceporl. president. of the
plate nesooiation.
LUCKIIOT MANIIN ARKANSAS.
'u'm .the luckiest men in Arkansas."
writes H. l...8taniey. of Bruno, “since
the restoration of my wife's health af-
ter five years of continuous coughing
and bleeding from the lungs; and I
owe my good fortune to the world's
greatesttuodicine. Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption. which I
know from experience will cure cons
sumption if taken in time. My wife
.Itu rovad with that bottle and twelve
ho ties completed the cure." Cures
the worst coughs and colds or money
refunded. Al F. H. Baxter's. South
Norwailt. and Ill. 1!. Wood's. Norweik.
druggisls. 600 anti-$1.00. 'l‘rlul bot»
tic free. ”
CHARGED WITH MAN.
JOHNOON
‘ ILAUGHTIII.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 7.——-As llll“
rsnllll of the autopsy performed upon
their y of Alex. Dovlu, the boy who
Wan kllot‘i in an unlicensed prise-
Iight at tileColma‘s Club‘s pavilion. at
Celina. on Monday night. by "Chiei'ie"
Johnson. it charge of manslaughter has
been placed against Johnson. and his
whereabouts are being sought. by the
sheriffs of San Mateo county and by
the local police. -
Owing to the difiiculty in securing
witnesses the inquest husbcou post-
poned until Friday afternoon.
FRIGH‘I'I'ULLY IURNID.
. Chen. W. macro, a machinist. oi
Ford (lily-m Pm. bud hill hand i’l‘lnlllt
fully burned in an electrical furnace.
He applied Buokion‘s Arnicn Salve
with theilususi result: 'ls quick and
”ii? re." Greatest healer '0!)
cs for Burns. Wound B , .
call Plies. 7 lilo chili
i s
~ «sea a
t mongvusw
loss
0‘ Italian established illum- ‘
But the exercise of their po- ‘
peace _
as u messenger to Home. the mattcri
, Capital Stock of $14,000,000.
{colnmittee will bescallod together to’
ill
ill
. ' on
are. so 'e
. I “M Mil?
lls uni re 0
.ipdlizcstiou.
in All these
sickly ildhltih ,
luittcd byi‘icec atu‘s l‘iiis.
Enid Everywbci'o'iu Boxes.
fl.
ith alliter- all. Is larccly‘l‘l matter i
' Billous Attacks. ,suil'cr Irom (.‘tm.~tipattou or are .
ngtmumu 1m ilcndnritr. Beccllam's . ‘
at lnnts nut sci an cvzlulplc of good
health. which the body: will quickly follow. ' ,
ocrusmuaily llsu‘lfz‘ tlic llcaltll suggestion}. tramp
ctr much boil" it would be .
n
It you
You ("iii lll‘cal: up all
lilo llllll 9250
. p: y.,l‘t’l +5.” ,- ,.. .. ‘.
t I :"g
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TEAMSHIP. COMPANY iNCOR- WILL PROTECT SOLDIERQI
, ,. .. . .. .l . . . w tics
PORATED' War Department Upholds Dowd for.
Clyde Lille. of Maine. Has Authorized
AUGUSTA. Maiuc, Feb. 7.-'I‘ho Civ-
dc Steamship, Company tiled its certi‘
ficttte of incorporation today with the
Secretary of State. The authorized
capital stock is 114,000,000. all com-
mon stock, with a. par value of $100
a share. .
The directors are: ' ,
William 1“. Muller and E. C. flour
sdcll. 0 Boston; .Jtlslma R, U ton. of
North calling. Moss: 1.. l. i igh. ll.
1.. Crawford. Arthur Chapman and Ii.
P.‘ Sweetuir. of Portland. Frctlcrick u.
humor Bath. is cleric, L. )4. flight is
president and H. P. Sustiislrdrcasurcl‘.
'i‘be ’purposes'ura lo'curry on the
steamship business and practically arc
the souls as those of tho Itcastcrn
Steamship Comapny and tho. Metropo-
litan Sleantslllp.Cclnpauy controlled
by Charles W. Morse. of Now York.
The home oiliro of the company is at
Ilulll.
'l'hc lttcorpcrnlors of the now com~
Killing olvluaui‘f‘ j
WASHINGTON. Fob: 7.-'l‘he War
Department is making ready to test
to tho utmost its right, to protect the
soldier who, in the execution of law-
fill orders, kills a civilian. To that
end, preparations areln progress for a
strutly defense before the Over and
'I‘el'miucr Court of Allegheny county.
Pa.. in the case of sentinel. Dowd. who
with his oillccr, Lleul. Ralph W; Drury,
was iridlrlctl for killing a young man
named Crowley two years ago last
September. while the latter was steal-
ing Copper frotn the Allegheny Arson»
a . .
The Supreme Court ot the United
States recently rendered an opinion
in this case. but this rcialeti only lo
the right of the slats Judiciary to deal
with tho prisoner. whorl/as shot out-
sidc. of the government. reservation.
'lfwo woman testified that Crowley
was Ilooiug and was silol in the back.
but medical loslimony will be produo
ml at ilil‘ next trial in April in till ci-
pany claimed today to know nothiuz
ot‘ the reported negotiation for the
purchase of the present Clydc 1.1mm
steamers by Mr. Morse. It is understood
however. that. a meeting of the illl‘lii"
tors will be bold in New York on
Thursday anti that some announce-
, mcnl: may be made at that time. -
1 BOSTON. Feb. 7.“Ai the otlico of
the Eastern Steamship Company in
bus city today. It Was slated Illul nouri
ing was known of .the reported pur»[
chase of the Clyde Linc of sicunlorsi
,by Charles W. Morse, the principal,
owner of the Eastern Steamship Cour .
, puny and the Mothropoiitan Steamship E
Company. nor of the new Clyde Linoii
‘Ccmpnny incorporated in Maine you;
lt‘l‘lllly. it was said that Calvin Austin 2,
lu-osidcnl and nuncrul lltunugor of tile}
Cllfllm‘ll Stounnbip Company. who it:
has liOl‘II rt'pm‘lud, would he (‘Illll‘d up i
;mt to b.- hond of the new Clyde Linc, 2,
‘was In New York and would not re-
turn to this city until later in thc
‘ week‘. No 011e,!“ iilt‘ steamship odious l
hero could state, whether Mr. Austin's
wall. had any «induction with the. ul-
of the directors-ct the new Clyde ...nc
Company. which is to be bold ill New
York tomorrow.
W .
BURGLAR. iN NEW YORK HOME. ‘
Stole Jewels Valued at $3,000 and Es~
caped With the Booty.
NEW YORK. Fob. T.——-A burglar
broke into lltc home of iropoltl Worm-
ser. a retired banker. in West 71st
all-eel. opposite the Hotel Majestic.
early today. stoic Jewels valued at $3.»
000 and escaped with the booty. Most
of the gents belonged to Mr. Worur
ser's daughter and wart- taken In her
room. Miss Wornlsor was aroused
by a noise Iti her-room about. 3:30 this
morning. Thinking It was mice. of
which she is very much afraid, she
screamed. 'I‘lien shc suw a man
standing before her {circuit She
sprang from her bed Ililt faced the in-
truder. who turned and ran down stairs
with the young woman ill pursuit. She
aroused her father and brother. and
a search 01‘ the hotter showed that the
parlor floor hutl been rum-lucked but
nothing except the Juwclry was miss-
lug. Mr. Wormser tired his revolver
from the front stoop to attract the po-
lice. Imt. tho burglar had escaped.
TROLLEY ROUTE DIFFICULT.
Contractor Thinks It Will Take Till
June I, 1907. to Built From Nau-
gltuok to Beacon Falls.
Contractor Blakcuiee of New Haven
has bot-u in Beacon li‘ulis looking for
a suitable place to erect shuttles for
his men. preparatory to beginning
work Cfl/billldinfi the trolley line that
Is to connect Naugstuck and Seymour.
on lhe completion of which there will
be a continuous electric railway from
Bridgeport to Waterbury. On account
of some difficulty in obtaining right 0'
way between Seymour and Beacon
Fails work will be blurtcd on tho Null"
gatuck and first. .
Whom asked how soon the line
would be completed bctwecu Beacon
Falls anti Nuulmluck. Mr. Binkeules
said that. as ‘lhln contract was the
worst that. ho ever had. he did nol
think it. would be ‘rcsdy bciorc Juno 1.
1007.
IC! DIAL'ERB SMILE.
moi
Are Considersbly l..t.: Happy Since
Presnt Cold pull.
Now that some good 'Icuitl weather
has arrived the ice (loathe are in“ a
somewhat more happy habits of mind
I
than they have been so fur is winter
anti. although It In very u s in tho.
wiuicr’to commence the ice h Vestinr
still itis believed that n 3 amount
of ice will be aaourod bare.
it the present; cold wavv. It pit “T“
this city will not be as badly for
ice next summer as was expected. . ,
W .
unusual: watts COUPLING csae‘
LAKIWILimllll'cb. “ice-While coun-
ilngclire; .Mliierton, N. Y.. mill/(NM .
lilo state but. hm night. Dial-elicit
McGu , .fi ”Alumna. was tardib
y crutl _ about. the chest and died a ,
in hours interned boarding house ir
.mflfllflm . s6 lane-n lived slur
110m,
ton to demonstrate that this was im-
possible. The Supreme Court. has row
‘tuuncd the prisoners to the custody of
lhe slate cliluiuls, and both Dowd and
Drill-y llllVi“ been hailed to appear
when wanted. in this lrlnl the War
Department. will seek to establish the
right of a soldier to pursue an escap-
ing prisoner beyond the bounds of its
reservation and to shoot at hint if no-
t‘assary to sccurc the protection of
government.
incidentally it will be contended that
the killing of Crowley was not an act
of million» The War l')epnrlnlottt's coll-
teulion is thanwbllc ii is anxious to
surrender to the civil authorities sol-
diers who lrnnsgrcss the civil law the
l‘rowicy case lll\‘ili\'I'S a dangerous
procollt-lll.
~
ONLY CURE FOI.‘ DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin ‘Iluslt. of New Castle,
[30].. says: “i suffered for yours with
dvspepslu. used to have grout distress
and belching. i tried everything i
'cculd hear of. but. nothing holpod me
1 until I took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
iugcd negotiations or With ”u. mpmlufl cont. bolllc cured me. completely.
For sale by R. H. Pluisictl, F. ii. Bax-
ter and the Clifford Pharmacy. H
rm'ssuso HARDWARE. CONCERN
INCORPORATED.
Two lnorporatorc Are Hartford Men
~Other Corporation Papers Filed.
'i‘bc Pillsburg Hardware and Home
Supply Company of Hartford, has filed
a ccrtiiicuio of incorporation with the
sialc secretary. The company will
make llllll deal in hardware and other
merchandise, has an authorized capital
stock %of $100,000 and will begin busi
ness with $1.000. Lucius I-‘. Robinson
and Albion B. Wilson, of Hartford. and
W. H. Cochranc. of Pittsburg, are the
incorporaiors.
The Smith and Dishcl Company. of
Middleton, has filed a certificate oi
incorporation. The company will make
and deal ill hardware machinery. etc.
Its authorized capital stock is $5.000
and business will begin with 311.000.
Arthur ll. I'llshol. Frank H. Smith and
Joseph Kincaid, Jr.. all of Middletown,
are the lileil'DOI‘llitil‘i-l.
The Civil Club. Incorporated. of
Waterbury, has filed articles of asso
elation. 'I‘lte club will promise social
influence and the “physical. mental
and mural improvement" of its llll‘m-
hers. E. ii. Murillo, Daniel F. Dal
ton and Henry F. Cunningham art» the
subscribers.
Articles of nssociniion have boon
filed by Watson 1.. Phillips and about
illirly olhcrs under the name of the
it‘lm'enco Critlentou Mission of New
Haven. Incorporated. The purpose is
to aid destitute, homeless and friend
less wotucn and to establish homes for
working girls and children.
EASTERN LEAGUE PLAYER.
BUFFALO, N. Y. Feb. 7.-—~President
Taylor of the Eastern lasagna. makes
:11.» following announcement.
“Since December 21. 1905. the fol-
‘owing players have signed contracts
for thc scuson of mod with the fol.
‘owintz Eastern lsulgun clubs:
Ilultlulorea-‘W, I). linriiielti. Patrick
\iuiion. M. II. boats .Ioiln II. Kelley.
’lecrgo W. Iiutusoy.
Newsrkwn. Ii. Florin. .lamos Coch-
rnun. Ii C. Tonkltt.
liochcsln". -: flu .I. fluffy. 13‘. A. Mo
Cormick. t.. I). Ilurroll, Mort-is Sleub
illillES SlGK-HEAIIAGIIE
Tablets untlrpowdm ntlvartiaed
as cures for sick-headache are gon-
_‘,ersiiy harmful. had they do not cure
but only dentist: the pain by rub.
he serves to sleep fora shot- time
through the use of morphine or
cocaine. .
. atooicélsxstive. cum sickdtwb
. he. not ,msrsly, Ito ’ it for an
. rot-awe.» It «insecure .
. its and keeps it away. '
tors lit-s meadow.
TH! HOUDEKEEPING BARGAINS
standard every-d
, such as any housewife nearly always
needs. k
) YARD-WIDE COTTONB
‘Good’ quality
price. til/5c yd.
(flood quality brown cotton; sale
pride, ill/go yd.
‘(loocl’ quality
value; sale price,
Exam heavy
value; sale price.
sale price. 90 yd.
Good quality soft-finished bleached
cotton; sale price.
83
Vallenciennes Lace
Valencicnncs Insertion
Torchon Lace
Torchon Insertion
Hamburg Edging
Hamburg Insertion
The store to get the Good '1‘"
Cheap Express Wagons. Sleds, F1
iable flyers,‘ all kinds of toys, too gr
to mention. at figures that are reco: .
breaking. ' i ”
AT NEL
M. A. MER
Motors
The Real ti i’lllil Eli’i‘il'ltiii
W. II.
Will open with
Nut s... 2
'l‘ON, li‘cb,
Ceetl‘iun. from LI
indigestion.
(MING organs to
' titans naturally.
dig-mat and Will
our disorder due
nib 'i.
Adam
is initial i‘nt‘etlllll’ii ill
on: assuresr mossy asvmo EVENT or not mossy:
By housekeeping goods woman the
brown
100 pieces brown cotton. 90. value;
sale 'price.‘7%o yd.
50 pieces heaviest brown cotton;
N. E. RYAN. L
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
Merrill Business College
WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR WORK.
Heating Apparatus ‘ i
sswA'raR s'r.‘ ' ‘
nsosnr asnlvm. or vsessts.
sos
mum-nuns; u...“
KODOL closers WHAT you EAT.
Just a little lCndnl, after meals will
relieve that. (illness. belching. gas on
stomach, and all other symptoins of
Kodol digests what you
. eat. and enables
“WM“ lmiihi' “it:
a...
' a
l‘
-§ . \-
son My sprouts earth lib.
W
‘THE STOCKING crock.”
And it says bargains: than»
you'll appreciate. .
Womenls seamless fast black It
70 pair or 4 pairs for 20c.
Women‘s mgr, quality solidi),
hose; sale price lilo pair, or 8" f
for she. ‘
Women's lilo quality black It“
sale price, :3 pairs for 250. . 3;
All our 260 quality fancy co
hose; for this sale. we pair.
Women's 250 quality .ribbod b
wool hose: sale price. 190. . ‘
All our 50c quality ficcce lined h,
for this sale 390 pair. ,
All our 60c‘quallty fancy hosel
this sale. 390 pair. . ‘
Children's 10c quality black head},
brown cotton. 10c. sale price. 7o pair. or 4 pairs for lib.
yd. 8c. Children's 19c quality black. It
’ sale price. 2 pairs for 25c. .. >
Children's 26c quality imp
ny wanted things,
notion; solo
brown cotton, \Bc
01,550 yd.
and wool hose; sale price.
Men's 100 quality black ‘nh _, ,
mixed. hose; sale price. to hair, like
pairs for 2pc. _
i'lc yd.
-85 ”Washington Street 7 ‘
5c.
Regular valuation" to ‘
SOUTH soawsb
SON’SS
100 Positions
FILLED BY GRADUATES OF
THE PAST 36 WEEKS.
A RECOR D, THAT TELLS.
NEW CLASSES; DAY AND EVENlNG.
SEND 0R GA LL FOR CATALOGUE.
RILL, Prin. SOUTH NORwALK. colt
Rood. Joseph A. Volk. Jr.
as wear wasnmcros eraser. ‘
CAL WORK
and
a full line of Supplies on or about February 1.,-
l
. l i
r
A3 ’n
l
.19.
HAHmMAN't P, ,
”‘IX; I
can Flt/mm :2
ilurrilnan. A. W. Foster
loy.of the Santa. ills Its
in said. agreed upon
“or railroad extension in
urn lcrriiory. to. -
Twill-rived: Sir:
vorpooi.
bot your hope buns,
timed to your stat}.
don. whether it; _ ,
or toolbar Illivoi'li. ‘
cats decor is: to. or ,.
the efficacy“ dirt.
ointment.“
l
the stomach and di-
perform their tune-
Kodol is a therough
5cm. relief from
is, imperfect diges-
'5.“
Norwalk Chronicler