"It-sIto-snotsiqs-srs-Isv
magll‘mlt at Loom Pillow asses
at . ,
For NoI'wIIIlk and vicinity:
an d colder tonight:
colder. The storm that was central
near Jacksonville, Fla... yesterday
morning. has moved up the c t aii‘
is control this morning near :tlp‘nt}
City, N. J. The storm is producing
IIIIIowII or rain with highlwlnilualong the
ONIA coast. tw II III; 0 t
to sea late MMglitch: alter I‘noot't shoppe till:
lowed in this vlcinity by clearing audII1
colder wintiter. A look ridge our lab
pressure extends from Texas north-
wsrduo >Pl‘1Pdtflthm This little ill
more slow? outward and probar ly
days of Nomi viewer” willhm 1 Pl,
temperatures
CiearingII
(air and
Miss HaIttlc. ong‘nWodm ad.
of Norwalk,I
w-lhnbrellas. Naturalists. . o’ariou
Miss Sarah Milleryutt Norivsllt. was,
in Ridgeileld, Tuesdny, calling on
friends.
~Porterhouse Steak. 18c 1b.. for Sat
utility, at New York Market.
Rev. F. C. iir wu. of Rowayton, will.
preach at the rooksldé Chapel, Sun-
day.
. pecial sale Counterpanos all
grades. greatly reduced. M. ii smith
.2 Co.
Chatlos Lockwood of Norwalk, vis-
lied R. W. Keeler, in Walton on Tues-
day.
~Seeded Raisins, 6c pkg.
ton & Co
r. of
1‘.
Mrs. Burr Mills 02 Georgetown. was
the guest‘ oi.’ Mrs. Frank Bryant, of
Notwalk, last week.
—~lee masters at Cutbill‘s.
Mondl‘ly is the next legal holiday.
Display your flags in honor of Lincoln,
the great emancipatox.
w‘i'ltere will be tree dancing at the
Hawthorne inn Westpdrt, Saturday
night, February 10.
Cockenoé ’l‘l‘the, l‘. o. u. M., or Nor
walk, will meet this evenins. at the
wigwsm, in the Gazette building.
2*“. ..
——Mournlng Bands and Canes. O'Brien.
Mr. and Mrs. E.'Edmond Allen, of
Shuth Norwalk were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. George Brown in Ridgeileld,
recently.
~Shouidor Steak, 10c 11).. at the New
York Market.
Meetings of Opblr Chapter Neigh-
bor Camp and Lincoln Council will
be held tlIls‘ evening at the usual plno
0H.
~lf you are in king of buying It
now or second hiIn Auto, call on L. M,
Wright. Telephone 104-2.
Miss Pauline St George of Main
street will entertain at company of.‘
friends at a Valentine party next Weds
nestiay night
I
-—Now is your time to buy Enamel
Ware. Anything you may ask for. Ill‘r
each. See east window M S. Smith
it 00- - - . . .
W .
The local Cigarmakers' Union will
hold an election of national oilloors tn
the Central Labor Lyceum, tomorrow
front it a. m. to 1 p. m.
_—.
w—ldve Lobsters at CIIIthill's.
Mrs. E K. Books and daughter May.
of 122 South Main street. are at. the
home oi’ Mrs. Banks’ mother, In Boath-
wick. Mluill. where the latter Is not
imisiy ill ‘
is hiidren wl
ctr II’Iv an WMiifiy
at their throolts moovdrod tiAvoiti
midnightII dangers by followup. pr.
Earshot ointment.
commit: ,,. edikuii? to the
child’s dot «so throat s‘t badtlhc.
Groupino mow-tel to the glands,
and dissolves the tough mucus that
chokes the breathing.
’IHG‘i‘I‘I... :3
it
IIAiwaytII {icon (iron the in the
house,“ hero's no nowln'g whit
moment it will be required. At
I Plum: ”“2th II hos.
sameness
flame,
12 12o1b.
IHDULDIB OTC“ . I . II. . . I We LI.
<|‘ .vI:
Genllmzm .- ,,
. the remarkable merits t.
'1 “98” Hair 'Ioni‘c
(IMy attention was callt
' ybIJ'II, one of your (Eh-r
ahtce boyontl duestion
schIIlp in llcalth3 coutii
hair. '*
ing to use it. which Silt
nearly bald.
1 saw decidotl imprtm
tinned Its use. 1 haw ll
.. ..
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were issued Fehruary
A. M. Wooster Isolicitor of patents.
Bridgeport ConIII.:
Nellie 1.. Disney, Bridgeport, com-
bined abdominal support dud hose-
supporter. . '
J.. R. Reynolds, Haliiqrd
waterproof welts.
Charles G Taylor. Hartfot‘d, device
tot securing doors. ‘tcc
Albert H. .‘Emery,
ridge.
Nathan W Cratidall, New Britain,
valve for door checks. .
IIICharles Glover. New Britain, bear-
making
Stamford, ca-rt
Inliidwin B. Robertson. East Norwallt.
reversing mechanism for explosive t.-n
glues.
Charles E. Wirth. Waterbury,
regulating bunsen burner.
John F. Ellis. 'l‘otringtou cylinder
for treating heated metal.
Edward M. Card Middloilold. ova
glass. mounting.
Tides-Marks.
Metallic .Cnrtrldge
gust
Union 00..
I Bridgeport, gun and pistol cartridges
and parts thereof.
Warner Bros. (30., Bridgeport, hose
supporters.
Colt’s Patent Fire Arms Mfg. Co..
I Hartford. pistols.
Ansonlu Cloclt Co.. Ausonia. clocks.
Plume and Atwood Mfg. Co. Watet
bury, pins.
A LUCKY wee-ricer MAN.
About the luckiest man in Westport
these days is John Couch, of the
Flume. This gentleman held quite an
amount of South
stock, but just prior to the disclosing
of the proceedings of Oliver T. Sher-
wood he sold out to a party who want-
ad tho stock more than 'he.’ and now
he says that he is certainly a fortun
etc man. All assessment'of 88 per
cent. has been ordered :de the stock-
-holdo‘rs.-Westporter He ld
LoUIISVIctI s. Kv.. May ‘24. 1905.
Allow me to any a word endorsing
my hair {ailing out. and also put my
1 hand you-photograph before start-
Aftcr usintr two bottles
6,1906. List tarnished from cities ot‘i
t National bank.
on“ also
«5 lo
thulr than 1
lalso enclose bqtograI h taken a
Ifew weeks ago. 5 owing t e wonder-
iul results in a short time.
.1 take great pleasure in making
this statement to you. gentlemen, en-
Wr Royall
d to this tom—
ks. who guar-
tt would stop
dorslhg your
lion lot now
Company. 21-
fire Building.
ms me to be
most, so cou—
sect seven I’Iti .
This ‘is a remarkable case-mu exception to the rule. We do not promise that “98"
will grow hair on every bald bend—what we do guarantee, because we know, that it will sto
tallingI hair, cure dandruff, and give satisfaction to anyoue Itcedingo, hairdressing. If It
doesn’u bring back the bottle, and we’ll refund the 50 cents you pay for it.
The GLIFFORD PHARMACY Druggtsts
cent bottles. and hare a heavier suit:
-'Il‘onic.I and wi l answer promptly all
inrlnirles regarding it.
run at present speciaing‘en‘t oi“ the
\\ estet n and Southm n
Very respectfully,
i
ever had' In my life.
rest {Remit “98" Hair
.. u. “h” ._ u.
insurance
‘22 CdurierJournal tf)t-
this city... -‘
i It... etifltisoar COMPANY.
~- '9 ME 'I I. Wit 3'
operate Between Gismtord.
Greenwich and New Vorit.
A company is. Doing otganlsetl. ac
cording to a FGW1‘hmh is consider-
ed Iellable. to operate a steotrbost ser
vice between Stamtord and No v York.
"‘lhe capital stock is wgut at use 003’).
A Stamford lhwyehw o is I .‘ouilonetl
as being counsel (or the enterprise.
was away from Siamf'otd yesterday
Negotiations have hiresdy been made
Iicr th‘I- purchase of the General Put-
nam, the Greenwich boat which is a
very senworthy orbit The company,
laccm ding to the report will also have
’a service between Greenwich and New
York. It Is said that $16,000 has
been subsctlbed towards the outer
‘Ilese in Greenwich
There is some speculation in cir-
cles whore the report. is given cred-
ence. as in whether or not the New
Haven Ralltoad Compauv is back It
ithc scheme. The company opotntos
several bout lines at present, and the
acquisition of one or No more would.
in the opinion of some, he in ”110 with
tho compnuy' s policy to increase its
control of the public curtying facill
tics of this State.
FOR BIILIOUONEIC AND SICK
HIA AACD AC.HE
Take O'rlao laxative Fruit Syrup. it
sweetens the stomach. aids digestion
and acts as It gentle stimulant on the
liver and bowels without irritating
these organs. Drino laxative Ftuit
Syrup cures billiousnoss and habitual
constipation. Does ‘.n0t shutouts or
gripe and Is miltl and pleasant to take
"Remember the name Orino and refuse
to accept any substitute. Plalsted's
Drug Store: ”
WiilI
1
THOUGHTS.
I"Who“n you pay more for the rent
our business house than let atlvot-
tit-In at; your business. you ate pursuing
a talus policy. if you do business, lot
it Ire known "Alioninmin Filllllilln.
ZERO ANP BELOW.
«it-—
That to What Horace Johnson Says
w. my mm This Month.
From the 8th to the llth oi the pm
sent month there will be an atmos-
pheric disturbance oi considerable
Iforce. to continue it few hours not of
long duration.. Maybe tutious for
awhile. Will he followed by n cold
wave. to zero and below. Ftom the
21st to the :di‘it a general disturbance
will put in an appeatance of grant
force, and will extend over a great
tract at country. A severe cold term
will follow.
Your in the interest of the science
of metorology. ,
No rotere’nce ls made of ground has
or goose bone.
HORACE JOHNSON.
Middle lintltien. Conn. Feb. 3. 1mm.
POPULAR AM USEM ENTB.
GAY NEW YORK.
Gay New York, one of those pecul-
iarly entertaining mixtures of fun and
melody which for tho nbsonce of a
mute upproptiate calling have 30 long
been designated Its musical comedy.
ulll regain our theattc nations at
Hoyt‘s Theatre next Wednesday, Feb-
ruury it. with It plentitptle of laugh-
provolrlng complications, generously
infused with It class of singing IIum~
bars that never fail to win hearty com-
mendation. This cordially endorsed
oftering is invested with a genuine
plot. thus creating a legitimate place
for such novel (estates as are in full
accord with the dramatic argument.
yet withnl a wide latitude is allowed
for the vigorous duties alloted to II
merry bunch of exceedingly pletty
girls who ate vocalists of no mean
ability. and whose training permit of
gown diallltty ologsnco without. reser-
vation whatever. The art, of scenic
elaboration is also afforded III scope
beyond the oonventlonul in this do
Ilightful musical comedy.
,y..
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Lazirid‘dm
FREEEXHIBITION
Products and Premiums
Closes Saturday Eveningl
RED MEN’S HALL t :6 Washington St.
'SOU'PII‘I“ N'ORWAL
People'eierywltete neullfitgsbottttitilundmdhphy
d'mrtmmtl’reuiuossndMMconduingoi
MTmWWTmm-Wa‘m'
III-III udbmbowtosdsflooo
“valuoiorfil0.00-mmwhslthouuilacm
sludtogivoyoa. Hondrodsoihomuiatifiufiymheing
tumult-ti withotttoou. LIIHIIWIMVMH
WMuflnfuyM/., , .
SIOMVENIR 'I‘O LADIES
Milena.
K
”flaw-r"
. ”Mr whuikaiiii'lt lid iii'iro "doe ’
‘ rd senate to cathartic tho outer or
3 bury. and Women 'saCi'Itlo club. of Now
the so called puto food hill.
{ IUIscIlcut Bmudleag Tilllapcp Company.
slit ill
use at the army to raoeiyo bruit.
odstotoo pom t it
can! sir-inn sitIIIr :
t ..
. ii . I 01. . IE9
ll provides that ".no. hurt at .
value of this motorist AME bo paid to
the male or :ConnotlIion , I but the
Whole timouut Iooeivetl from the sale
hereof. shall Iiluud as a credit to the
allots of the state. the same on
though allotted tram the output on.
proportions under the revisions or
sections 1261 of the rev sedII tiles,
and subject to all the contt lions
thereof."
To entry out the patriotic of the act
the stub III‘ 312 405.08 is to he appro
ptiui uIl.
senator Brandvgeo inttmluced the
following bill and petitionsz.
Bill gtauting an increased pension
to George Brewster.
, Petition or sundry oltlgene oi Merl
den and petition of East Haddam oiti- .
senuupraylng fan an investigation at
the existing conditions in the Kongo
Free
Petitions of the other. Qth. or. Dau-
bury the Elgmn Epsilon society, at
galdgopott, tho Tturelers' club, at
utility; the Liters Club. 0! Duo
Haven, praying tor the passage of
Memorials of banal pica, No 120,
(3.31., of Dan dry; or 140$
dul Uhlon, .No. 48. C. M I. U.. of Haiti
lead; of Load Union. No. 26. 0 MI!
Ii; 90th Norwalk and of the (ion-
the Philippine tutti! bill.
Robot-t HAND; MADE clients.
A man who once had rough horny
bands iuade them soft and smooth
with Witch Easel Salve. but he used
the genuine—4W. bearing the name
"E. G Derit 8c $30.. Chlmm" For
sores boils, outs burns. bruises. slot.
it has no a Ital and at'itirda almost Im
mediatere lot from blind. bleeding.
itching and protruding piles. Sold
by The Cliftord Pharmacy. '-
REOIRGANiZlNfi. {ETATE DEPART-
. MENT.
Iotnotistrtrting against. the passage oi
...._....
floor-my Root Also Has Plan: for
Consular Service.
WASHINGTON Feb. 9.——’l‘he Post
today says:
Secretary Root. is about to reorgan
too the State Department and put. it
on a business basis. its will apply
the some remedy to the consular set“
vice. lnefdclent and incapacitated
cloths are to be dismissed and a corps
of active. stem and competent cletlts
substituted. Red tape is to be rlith
lessly cut and antiquated methods sur
percedod by those more consistent,
with Mr. boat‘s notion of what a great
department of Ihc'governmcnl should
be.
This brim the Scent ate
was unfolded to the Hdtlsedgt’tIhI-fl «Emit
toe on the legislative appropriation hill
at. an executive session hearing yes-
totdny His ideas met with the cor
dial npprmul of the committee. Mr.
Root told the subcommittee he had.
detailed two of the best men in the
tltods. it. was discovered by members
emotgenc) appropriation of 240, 000
appropriated your after your sinus the
Spanish Wat, from which‘ emergency
clerks" has been paid.
FRIGHTFULLY BURNED.
Chas. W. Moore, II machinist. of
Ford (‘liy Pa. had his band fright
fully burned in an electrical furnace.
lie ilppliod Buoklcn‘s Amica Salve
with the usual tesult: “a quick and
perfect cure." Greatest healer on
earth for Burns, Wounds. Sores.
Eczema and Piles. 25c at. li‘. H. Bax.-
ter's, South Norwalk, and E. l'.
Wood's, Norwalk. Druggists. M
EHLER TELLS WHO SHOT HIM.
~—
Bruks Long Silence Regarding Affair
of December Last.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 9.-A dis
patch to the Extuninct from ins Ange
lcs, says that Charles iii. Elder, who
was shot .iustn above the hoatt in Bak
ersfleld on December 7 last, has ar-
rived there and that he has broken his
long silence regarding the shooting
and made the following statement:
“Until now I have refused to say who
shot me. It has boon It much mooted
question whethet it was done by some
one interested in the Golml murder
case of Frankfort. Kv., In which lam
credited with having been an import-
ant witness. or State Senator ill. J. lilm
moss, of Bakersfield."
He then goes on to declare that iam-
moss shot ltim for on alleged assault
to Mrs. liimmons.
Emmons is now serving II term in
the state penitentiary, having been
convicted of handling ut. the lust sett-
sion of the state legislature.
ONLY custom DYSPIPIIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush of New Castle.
Dot. says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia, usetNo have great distress
bolohjn" i tried Iaverythg hing
ooud heir 'of, but nothit helped me
until i look Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely.
lt‘or' sale by it. it. stated. 2‘. 11- Box-
tor and the Clifford ,harmacy. ”
‘ W
coLLioIt arutsrtcs modulus.
NEW HAVEN. Fob. lip-sit is stated
with authority that the main question
dsous glad by the representatives of
ale. inward and placenta have
that IIIII test but: a change of tdiflb‘i
lity rules in athletics. was the dealt-Io.
tion of csndfistbsdfot-I sthlodII'IIIIIII’unzs
titan an r ra son on can
pull or ligepln'g‘i'm hilt 0% hitlIIorsity
toasts. Yale 33min lIt‘tto ItIne ottomoIIItItIIs
prepared to EII vo a e c an s
offset Prim WYIMI sols diam
suspension while Harvard wished for
some slight modifications. The restric-
tion of tresluuon truth,
of athletic fimvtllll ill mom
plasmas. c'o‘rrous
' cotton; sale-price, 5c vd.
department to study departmental me ‘
for the first time that. there was an .
. in the increase oi industries and III
m II more»
settling II university is"! meiotic he
a. step forward In dropping prsotlos
THE Houoskssema sAsoAtue
By housekeeping goods we mean the
standard Query-tidy. wanted things.
such as any. housewife nearly always
needs. I
I out i I
AM o. M? I ll ‘
you’ll mortality .'
Women's seamless
.70 pair or III pints turtle
Women's 1337.“: qiiltllty '
:9“; sale price 10a pair,y tr
Dl"" I. (i.
tg‘stIIII blank
Good utmilty brown cotton; sale Women's 19" ““51"? “flak
to '41;th a sale price, 2 pairs for. Silo .
1“} 9' Y- All our are quality may
Good quality brown cotton; sale hose; tor this sale. 19c pair
price. 5%0 yd. WDN§WB I “all?” ”filled
Good quality brown cotton, 8c
widened lin
tor this. sale ll a unit ,a.
value; sale price, Sign yd.
100 pieces brown cotton, 9c value;
sale price, 75in yd.
Exam heavy brown cotton,
value; stile price, yd., Sc.
50 pieces heaviest abrown cotton;.
sale price. 9c yd. V -
good quality ‘sott-dnishod bleached
Eleni tIIIIelttyI
title ’ ill“ “13‘ prIl ‘ '
to it o v ‘
Italit wanes. 5 pnquitltc. M
Ii‘OiiIlliiIroIti‘s Etc tilihltt d
only oo‘litose; sale on his.
Iifotsn‘ti are tittiillty ”stat”
m “39:73u61hflu.“
pelts tarmac.
83-85 Washtneto‘n
10d
In order It. recompense our commas tor the incohvch I
annoyance they have to suitor while the lutprovc‘metrts are
in our store, we offer this week these startling values in stop
so Golf Gloves at ...... - .......... .. ...................
adies'socCtishmercI-Iose .............
OddLotsot$ILooCOrsets
Several styles“ In 25c Neckwear ........................... -.
Laces and Insertions, values up to no per yard, at ......... .
Balance of our Outing Hats, each ........ . ............. .‘. . .
Children‘s 25c Sleeping Garments . I
Pillow Tops (mostly soc numbers? .....................
New styles in Striped Madras We no ....................
Nitw Striped White Batiste Walsh-t ....... . ..........
N. E. RYAN.
86 WASHINGTON“ STREET.
....................
Largest assortment in town. Wh I
sale and retail. Prices from lo to 2
AT NELSON S.
Nut No. 2 II .
68 WATER
DON'T DECEIVE YOURSEI-ZIILF.
Don't deceive yourself. it you new
indigestion tnltc Kodol Dyspepsia
Cute. it will relieve you. Rev. W. E.
Hocutt, south Mills. N. (l..,says: "l
was troubled with chronic indigestion
for several years; whatever i are
seemed to cause heartburn, sour stomv
aoh, fluttering of my heart and general
depression of. mltid and body. My
druggist recommended Kodol, and it
has relieved me. i can new eat any-
thing and sleep soundly III. night. K0
dol Digests what you out. The CilitOrd
Pharmacy.
.IRIDGEPORT AHEAD.
The census of manufactures taken
in Connecticut in 1905 by the federal
government. has Just been issued and
Iii
A HEALING GOOPIL.
The Rev. l. 0. Warren
Shawn Baptist Church seat.
says of Electric Bitters. “It's
send to mankind. It cured ’
lame back. stiff joints. and ~
physical collapse 1 was so I
took 'me half an hour to walk; .
Two bottles of Electric Bit
made me so strong 1 have iIII‘dI
etl three miles in 50 minutes' an
like walking three more. It'd
a new man oi mill” Great/cot
dy for weakness and till alto '-
er and Kidney complaints. I. ‘
tier guarantee at F. H. Baxter's. “
Nonvalk and E. P. Wood'sIN
llrug Stores. Price 50c.
Ms. astray sscouss A ”3
Andrew Perry, It well. kill!!!
nlpuult man who has held a
general prosperity Bridgeport loads the
state with Waterbury II close second. in the poet-other: department; t ,
'i‘hc Waterbury Republican says: "We . ingtmt for several yours." I.. .
tuko oI'l our bats to onlyvonc rival them-dict last ni ht. ’l‘ho h I“
namely Bridgeport which in the im~' Washington youlg lady of
portunt columns leads Its It trifle but fumill. After whilst to
these two cities stand conspicuous Iltiurylond. Mr. and Mrs. ,
above the others." Ibegin housekeeping to We I
u. 2 2-... m...
schools.
Norwalk Chronicler