Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, February 10, 1906 · page 3

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For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
colder tonight and Sunday. The mini-
mum temperature tonight will be

about 12 above zero. 'The storm that. ' .
passed over this vicinity yesterday is " ,- ~

now central over the maritime privln-
cell. It produced snow or rain with
high winds along the North iAtiIlitioi.
coast. An area of high pressure and
lower temperatures is central this
morning in the upper Mississippi Van.
lay: Several places in tile Rebates and
Minnesota reported teln er'aturea ram
20 to 25 below zero. Th stares of igh
pressure will move flam' shameful
and produd e‘ in the vi nity pleasant'
weather with low temperatures and
light Jwesterly.fwllui‘s for two orthree

 

William Miller, of Charles B street,
is slightly improved.

 

—-All Pianos sold on easy monthly
payments, and no interest charged.
W.-8tudweli. ' .
Monday In Llncolns Birthday, a le
gal holiday ' '

 

W
James O'Brien, of Issues Place, is
confined to his home with grip.

Harry Moll,— of Stamford, was a vial-
tor in South Norwalk yesterday

-—Ulnbrella,h. Umbrellas. O'Brien.

E. J. Brown, the butcher took a trip
to Norivalk in his auto Sunday. -——New
Gannon Messenger. .

 

 

 

Counterpanes. all
M. S. Smith

~Special sale
grades, greatly reduced.
056

 

The County Commissioners were on-
gaged in hearing a liquor remonstrauce
in‘Dnnbuny. yesterday.

 

The Net-walk Bird Club will meet on
[Monday night. February 12 at the
home of the secretary, 43 West ave-
llllc.

—-Live Lobsters at Cutbill’s.

Mr. and ‘Mrs, Anson Forbell. of Nor
walk and Edward M. Pauley. of Stam-
ford. spent Sunday at “Locust Grove"
Smith's Ridge.

Old Well Hook and Ladder Company
will hold its monthly business meet;
in; Monday evening at the truck
house in Havila'ut street.

 

—There will be free dancing at the
liowthorue inn Westport, Saturday
night February 10.

The chorus that was to sing at the
West Norwalk Chapel tomorrow will
postpone the date until later on ac
count of meeting at Armory.

A woman worries until she gets
wrinkles, then worries because she has
them. If she takes Hollisler‘s Rocky
Mountain Tea she would have neither.
Bright. smiling face follows its use.
35 cents. Tea or Tablets. Plalsted's
Drug Store.

 

Mr. Peterson and daughter. of Da-
rlen. were visitors in South Norwalk
yesterday. They attended the dance
of the East Norwalk Fire Police.

~Mournlug Bands and Canes. O'Brien.

 

The Siami’ordNorwalk Musicians'
Union is to have a special meeting Ill
St. John's band room. in Stamford
Sunday. Business of importanca b;
to be transacted

wit you (are thinking of buying a
new or secondhand Auto. call on 1.. M
Wright. Telephone 1002.

 

 

A aloud communication of Butler
i‘hulllol No. (iii. it A M. will be held
at be rooms ihlwluahlugton street. on
T uusduy cranium Workallil be In tho
ltuylll Arch «no...

A NO? I DAM! LADY.
I will “ammo with full ill-true
tionl, some of this simple preparation
for the care of behoorrhoea. Ulcers-

tloll. Displaobntonia. silllln got. me
Womb lonely ful pm...
more of . ”gt” otll‘lathso. 1mm

to Cry. Jreoplnt fooling up the Spice.

Pain in tile and all female trou-
his»;J twill! mm 'i'onl

ore of all , dell him i will ex
Main 0 all one .l'e'i‘ ant.

Tell other suitors: of it
re. If.

that: lo‘m i ask. More», at

 

ANOTHIH LOT‘fiP THOI‘I

Small SugarCured

12 1-201b.

SHOULDER ITEAK

 

, South Main street.

. Mrs. and Mrs. J. B. Elia, of Camp

, havcgiven up the former Eagle lloiel

titli- ud to a standard. luakilm a neat desk

.. ...... you to. .

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burns iii ' t ‘
if on are boiler: the it
that you Intersect unruly liganfldend

 

 

illustrator all tbs. digestive hum that are
,,m- as -,
an... thew -, v'l ' ,
enable the stomach and d stirs organs
to digest and assimilate all code that may

sigma: $433! llhtmflflcm

one building tonic as well Kodci cum.

indigestion. arms?“ Manchu;

Constipation you will like it.

 
 

 

nos e-Aiié‘,".av”‘ .
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.

Ask for
200 Year

 

906 1". 1 I, d
hiaolll‘dai K960 Angling“

 
 

 

Mrs. Francis Stevenson of Meriden
is the guest of Miss Julie Byxbee of

-—O#-—6~—-
‘ Charles Yost is passing cigars
around to 'his friends.“ Mr. Yost is
celebrating the arrival of a grandson.

-Soft Hats Soft Hats. O'Brien.

Miss Mary F. Aekernlan. of M. F.
Ackel man Milllnery Company, is
spending the day In New'York on busi-
ness.

 

 

—-'l‘wo slightly used Upright Pianos
at bargain prices. Easy terms; no
interest. J. W. Studwell.

-—-F‘resh Candy always on hand. 10
and 200 lb. 'M. S. Smith 8: 00..

Cockenot Tribe, 1. o. R. Manhold a
meeting last evening and confound
the Warriors' degree on three pale
laces.

 

 

Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Hoadloy and
son Harry of Waterbury. are visiting

street, Mrs. Hoadley‘s parents.

Mrs. Henry Weltuer and family

in South Mainstrect and removedto

their former some in Bridgeport.
_.__......._

The Grace Church Brunch
Girls’ Friendly Society is planning to
give a dance and farce on the evening
of b‘ebunry 20th. at lackwood's l-.inll
The play will be entitled “Who's to in-
her“. "

——Now Is your time to buy Enamel
Ware. Anything you may ask for. 100
each. See oust window. M. S. Smith
& Co,

 

A special communication of Old
Well Lodge. No. 108, F. and A., M.
will be held at lhc rooms, Thursday
evening at" :30 oclock The Master
Masons degree will he conicrmd nlld
a banquet served.

Scrub yourself daily; you've not
clean inside This means clean stom-
ach bowels. blood litter clean. healthy
tissue in every organ. floral: Take
Ilolisler's Rocky Mountain Tea. 30
cents. Tea or Tablets. Plainted‘l
Drug Store“

«us—W

Mrs. Hamilton L. Wilcox, of Frank-
lin street entertained several friends
last evening in honor of Mrs C D.

'i‘uylm. Whinl was one of the diver-
alona of tho eventful. followed by a
dainty collation Mills Mona illiloll
’l'aylol' l'ltvorml with vocal aciocllonn

and Mrs. 'I‘. Ii‘. Itulnle with piano solos.
Old maids would be scarce and hard
Io find. ‘
(‘Olliti they be made to ace
llow gral'le and beauty in cmnblnnd
liy lllllng Rocky Mountain 'l‘elt.
i’laiatud’n Drug Store
'l'lln lliliil-tl liullm'u of Ntlnil All ul-
Iull intro Issued for numeral tllstri W
'i‘m an aim" live foul'lm-ll your calculi
dhr nluunlml upon celluloid Ind aliix

 

ornament. The calendar Ill drowned

to navel-lim- iiiv haltere' union label.

If you decide to continue it w ll only it. ”"3“” 0’ “mm” “”5"” “not!

cost about is cents a week to guaran-
tee a euro. 1 do not wish to sell you

 

 

 

 

. Eve‘s! tile or lid central?

Malawi you dist '

Roots the stomyh. rebuild: the

.‘ idea of the vast proportions of» the
of the

, below Stamford

 
 

.‘ 10.‘-'I‘ile tremen-
"lions piece of mod w“ (hit in land
lb out the (in canal station has
led almost universal attention. ..
' he vast executions. , no steam
ii is. the reinforced concrete walls
and floors. the steel superstructure.
to not only support the overhead road:
Way, but also the system of street ‘
mains for gas and water. do all a. well
lorfnl piece of engineerlhg. ‘ ~
Then there is the delectin grade
of two and a half per cent. lvh ch is to

 
 

 
 

 
 

 

loop under the area? at depot. all to be
ibillltl'ucted. ad toll is to be car-
lied to cemblutlon without interrup-
Job to the continuous running of the
trains of the ‘th as great railroad syn
ems.

All trains when the new terminal

nishud are to be props lied

trinity. twill

d the Harlem road, on b has
matter in hand but Iguana: tlcul.

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

are more direc tiy imaged in the
New Ycrw Ne} ylf‘ tin and Marti rd
estimate

road. No infill yet: a
outlay btltitfis well slime millions
and a faint idea or what the change
will cost may be looked at as some.
illillg intensely interesting and ladies
tive of the energetic policy of Presi-
dent mum... '

Woodlayvn Western End
South Moun‘ vornon or practically
Woodlawn is the western end‘ of the
New York and New Haven road. Flam
Tthls point running eastward the pres-
lellt four tracks are being depressed
from threeito four feet so as to pro-i
wide 17 feet overhead clearance of the
street bridges: for the new electrical
euuipment.

crossings are to be rebuilt to with-
stand the tremsnddus apeedof the new
alternating Westinghouse electric mo
tors. Plum New Rochelle the present
foul tracks are eventually to be in
creased to six as far as Stamford and
fills will necessitate the moving baclt
of all the depots along the line as well
as other important changes

At given points 300 feet apart each
side of the sllr'tracks are to be solid
concrete piers seven feet square.
F‘i'om' there. spanning the six tracks
are to be steel' missed opens to sustain
the systems of copper cables to food
and drive the high powered motors.
Three cables are to be employed to
transmit the electric current to elicit
motor . i‘

The power house is already started
and is to stand upon the identical
spot where the great lragnllan Ed
win Booth died. Wee lu,..ouse
Church thrice” is" 00.. hill...» started
the foundation of the powerhouse
and lhc firm is also to build a large
dock out into lils'Mlanus leverr for
the reception 0! conlthlieh'ia to come
from Perth Alllboy by barge. Sonic

holler-sand furnaces at. - thc power
houses only "be" computed by compari-
ltln with. those of the Kaiser Wilhelm
der Grease of the Deutscbllnd because
these ’flll‘naces‘ol Coucob will born 1;-
500 tons of coal daily a total tonnage
sufficient to drive a half dozen grey-
hounds of the Atlantic a day each.
‘Blg Stamford Yard Room.

Al Stamford when the motive power
In to be changed from steam to electri-
city a vast outlay is to be expended
to transform the present round house.
as well as the sidings, and yard room
to meet the requilenlents and pro-
vide a terminal for the steam loco
motives. blond of these are to llln

‘ Also ut’stulnlord connection is to be
made between the rails of the New
York and New Haven road with the
trolley tracks. the object being to de-
commodatc wealthy residents of Siam
ford, Nor‘wallr or other places on the
trolley lines who may desire to ride
from their door steps straight through
to New York without change all the
way propelled by electricity

In addition to the cost of' preparing
the roadway for the new electrical sen
vile lilcrtl should be buried the cost
of the now alternating motors. Scams
of those have boon filiii‘lflii and with
ill a brief pullml they Hill In bu dulivn
nrml.
" The colors contract for all this slee-
il’lcnl equipment has been nwlu'liod lo
iiw Wuatinghoumv Electric (lolllpllny.
Including the locomotive motors.

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lnlilllYirlhlt lbw

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' . ”CDMMN “new COURT.

 

A regular meeting of St .Joloph'll
Temperance Society will be held next
Tuesday night in their room In South
Main street. Final Monuments will
be made for the analyst-nary suohre

Maud dance to bashes underline
Epic“ of the soul ty in Red lions
Friday. I‘eh or] 20rd. ”rile
coulmittao in charge models of trims

urine O'Connell and wars. I. J.
Hayes. Nell Buckley and Patel-xi. it‘s-
loy. invitations have boil: extended
to the ’l‘. A. 8 install“ in Stamford.
Danbury. Sold dint Baby, and
litany visiting filflifibfil‘lim especial

talc last meeting of the society lilo
:idw “more We slanted: PreII

 
 

Brennan; vice pres!
woods , littoral-n B
at s an}?

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trial WW VJ

Alice Shinto. May D‘alion'm Kath-I

.Ciifl'i‘. 0! Stamford. .

eases lama 'tb‘tin 1:2: List for

Al. the film 333”" Ion of the
common pleas c t yesterday theuw
mi, N assigned to the trial list
or

Tue ay. it a. at “Thomas Danna
vs. Mary as am

Wodnudaymltndrsw carillon vs All-so
' r'. or :m car an
ry e n
scion M: et all: fouls Oman vs.
Louis ti , Garrett Stack vs.
Man. Tilchlcr’.

. . «.oivil'lulmlor Court.

in the superior clrii «spurt these so

ideals wore mode

 

l
.,_.

A And . Linguine
._ Cured Me.

permit the suburban trains to do the ‘

l

, to New York and returns With the

At Mumaroneck two bridges over .,

so sick that I was in bed the
greater part at a week. i
used remedy after remedy
with no benefit until finally
at the earnest solicitation of
a friend i tried Linonine—

 

It loosened the pressure
that seellled to bind my
lungs in hoops of steel, it

i stopped my cough, it re-
stored my appetite and made
me well.

> ‘ S. C. OCONNOR,

Ridgeiield, Conn" Feb. 1, 1900.

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Psoré'L’Lea shells ébi’toauuao.

 

éProhlbltod From Doin Dutcldeork

In Her Present Eondltlon. ,'
ell {The old Norwalk Steamboat Com
um mentor limits" which has
he? ritual‘lllllg‘y in conjunction with the
me who it"“liapi n" on the No:
wait and “Nav- Yorkgfreigbt line; has
been condemned by the goverumcul
against outside “work In her present
condition. ad for some time has only
been running freight to and from Nor
walk and the South Norwalk dock.
from which place the Max ion takes it

local consigned fr.eight ' '

The "Marian" got in the harbor at
10 o'clock Thursday evening which
was just before the snow stelln broke.
Even then’ It was blowing a gale. and
with the linear it would have- made
the Masses most dangerous one. The
propeller has not yet left tho harbor
for her retunn trip.

'AicARD.

This is to csnlfy‘that all druggists
are authorised to refund your money
if Foley’s Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or cold. It steps the
cough. heals the lungs and prevents
aer.lous results from a cold. Cures
la grippe couzil and prevents pneu-

 

 

WIlllam 8. Sturtevant. George E Sar-
taln and Leo Doyle Elected
DI rectors.

The annual meeting of the stock-
holdere'of the Eastern Undorweal
Manufacturing Company, was held
Monday afternoon. February nth at
the factorrdn Water street South
Norwalk. The following directors
were elected: William S. Sturtevaut.
George E. Sartalnand Llso Davis.

Ant the directors' meeting held im-
lnediatiey after ‘iho luijournlncnt of tile
stockholders' meeting. the followlngm
officers were elected:

President—Willlmn S. Sturtcvnnl.

Vice-Presldent—oolmo Davis.

Secretary and Treasurer—~Ccorge E.
Barium: ‘

This company which bids fair to be
soon one of 80th Norwnlk's leading
industries, he as to have its Fairfield
branch finlslf‘_ by March 15.

~ONLY CURE FOR DYBPBPSIA.

Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle,
Dal, says: ”I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of. but nothing helped mu
until i took Brazilian Balm. and one 00
cent bottle cured me completely.

For sale by R: H. Plaisted, F. ii. Bax-
ter and the Clifford Pharmacy. "

 

 

NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES.
(The Commercial Bullclln).
.Piane Not Out Yet.

Architect Harold Greonloy. of New
York city. who announced several
weeks ago that he was preparing plans
for a 020.000 residence at Tokeneko.
for Luceen :Surrclt; will soon hava
them ready for figures. No details
have been incur. public yet.

Ready for Carpenters.

Contractor H. W. Mather will go
ahead with the carpenter work Oil/iilu
it and ti Cornet factory in Ann litruut
be soon as tho linlllula arrive that
have been ordered. The only nub-con
hurt that will be hot on the 3th iii
illuminating willoh'la now figuring. W.
H: smith ill the bullion,

'bcoMot. loo Residence Awarded.

A“. “Vindicatihu been awarded
the contraction a frame residence
for Paley ‘Glondoning in Norwalk. ll
will have a shingle roof and be pro.
vided with oil unllnlvanluuul. it will
cost 00.000.

Foundation Completed.
Ctmtracior H.W Mather hall colu-

 

 
 

of Judgoiduhu Light on lIihuWood ave»

' ed the closest nlcnfion of the men of

monia and naulnpiion. Contains no

opiates. bge‘nuine is in u yel-

low package.b Refuse substitutes.~

Plalsted's Drug Store. "

EASTERN GNbERWEAR COMPANY
' baa—u“

pletlid‘the foundation for tholmldouou .

(Continued Fro

made reference to the actual artillery ’
force of the country and the itions
of bile batteries. He also shoe or the
calm cl rovkling more men for ,
E531?” . “servfio. legit?" the preaolll‘: .
co m and; loan wcu
bei‘iiuuirb kg: for one I‘ll tell. With the

 

man at call in the regular army but
15 .000 could be secured or Just one-
third‘ of one relief. ,,

tit it therefore understood to be the
libention of the War department.
hould hostilities occur at any time. to
secure that relief from the National
Guard. first when the number of men
from the regular army proves inade-
note. A call for volunteers would

recurs the subsequent rolls a.

Last night‘ 0 address by (in anal Rue
soil was given in connection with a
battalion tilt" of Companies D and F.
The usual drills could out be carried
but, because of. the chairs used in the
evangelistic campaign. . A number of
themeats were shifted to allow for the .
battalion formation simply.

the companies and he so pleased them
that they hope to hear him further on
military subjects. i . .

ANSONIA HOUSE ON FIRE.
Evidence of lnoondlarlom Found by‘
Owner of the Building.

ANSONIA. Fob.10.-—'i‘he daughtels
‘of John Moore. of Clinton, discovered
a fire to their home early today and on
investigation found that the fire start ‘
cd from a pile' of papers which had
been placed in the back hall by some
one who had broken' into the house.
,There is a. vacant store on the ground
liner of the Moor House and it is pre.
sumed that the person broke into
the store first. The fire had gained
fair headway and charred the inside
of the r'eal part of the house befme
it was put out it was built near the
only door through which the tenants
of the house could escape, the incen
diary having a knowledge of the pro
raises. The police today are lnveati
gating the fire and may possibly make
an arrest.

 

RECEIVER FORWSURANCE COM

PA
RALEIGH N_C.Feb.10~lll the
state coult at Durham last night. the
Durham Loan and Trust Company was

aletc‘ ill (incensllorough, Fellrualy 24
an application to make the receiver
ship permanent until enough is collect-
ed to pay $2,000 claimed by J. H.
iBiackwcll. (if Durham, will be. heard.
A second order was also signed dlr~
acting the company to show cause in
Greensboro on February 24 why a tour
pornry receiver should not be appoiuti
ed on claims for $3.000. Judgments
for the amounts have. been obtained
and all payments othel than to the
temporary receiver have been enjoin
C(i.

LAKE NAVIGATION CLOSED. .

DULUTH. Minn. Feb. lO;-—~Navlga~
tlou at the hood of the lakes has clos
ed utter lasting continuously for 818
days or from March 30 of last year.

 

POPULAR AMUSEMENTS

nov'r s than“

M...

SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10TH,
MATINEE AND NlGHT.

The Return Engagement of the

AMERICAN VITAGRAPH CO.

With an Entire Chance of Pictures.

Including the Special Picture,

THE GREAT EARTHQUAKE iN. CA-

LABRIA, iTALY..

SEE THE VILLIAN'S WOOING.

A Sensational Drama of Love, Jealousy.

Revenge and Retribution.

2—PERFORMANOEH

PRICES:

Matinee .. Children. 10o; Adults. 20¢

Evening ........... . 10c, 20 and 30:

Santa on his New.

HOYT'S THEATRE.
”—3-?

ONE NIGHT ONLY,
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14TH.

Don Mason in the Musical comedy
Ollie

Gay New York

Supreme In Its Entiroty.

A MARVILOUI MIXTURE OF
MIRTH AND MUOIC.

The Musical Comedy With a Plot.

 

 

NOVELTY attendees in PROFU

MON.
Nothing Just Like It.
Prices . . . .. 20c. lbs. 700 and 01.00
Outs on Ilia ”to Feb. 10.

"Kerr's streams.

one moo-Ir ONLY.
r- oom. FIB. turn.
I 1' or THI season.

 

 

 

 

 

 

workz’ figures on the sub-contracts
are being rem? 'ld. . -

Windy is doing the painting
and decorating at the residence of

 
 
 
 
 
 

“muddled by Contractor H.
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unis—dew
A HIJALINC MfgCPIL. l0 ’
C CD In“
Sharon Mot Gillircll. fimyw

litters:
=lld lo recalled. lt enrol alum
lune boob. stilt saints. and comp
earliest

new i was so mat

Will a in
Two bottles of “Iconic i”ultimo are;
made ale «5 tires t have lulu in
to three miles in minute'- sham
use walking“ undo more from»

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lilo woodland derail
‘ a 0 wt; r
fig?! a 7 v“ um

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title;
’59!“ intuit:

hillt'llld wilt/econ begin on the frame .,

Col. Meier, at mutation) which was

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

something Good.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

THE Houssl‘ EEPING BARoAlNe

By hcuookoe lob goods we mean the
ovely—day wanted things.
such as any housewife nearly always
needs.

standard

YARD-WIDE JFOTTONB

Good quality brown cotton, 8c
value: sale prilce,‘ dlfic yd.

' 100 pieces brown cotton, 90 value;
sale price, 7% yd.

Exara heavy brown cotton,
pulse, 'yd 80

50 pieces heaviest brown cotton;
sale price, 9c yd.

value; sale

Good quality soft- finished bleached
cotton; sale piles, 5c yd.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

86 WASHIINGTON STREET

 

vALENTI-NES z

Largest assortment in town. Wh
sale and retail. Prices from 10 to

 

William Waterman and Wife Pouibiy
Retail

WA' l‘ltitBUiRY
lug home flionl a social function at
Seymour limb. last night.
itllt‘l' of William
iulundcnl ol‘i iiit‘

 

 

Ansonln. and his wife. was struck at
Charming “I". sandakllllulComodIam a ”(militia Ii skull distant-o soulll of his skull ullll
Production M “33%“. Splendor. Seymour by tile noltllbollud midnight My

 

iilllll film
on illoN

'i'iio volndt- was liiillitllifliiilli
horse klllod Ml. Wuslerman scalabl-
ed severe ullhlcilsiuns about the head
and Mrs. Wlutcrnlllu
badly crushed that it will have to ho
llillliliiltlwl lint was otherwise so ill"
vort-ly Mar
1.0 rooms l
hull nustu null internal tubules and Iliii
condition is (toueidurod sprint)

’t’hc lniurtd couple welu picked up
by the train and br
taken to ill I

 

 

 
 

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THE GREATEST MONEY SAVING EVENT PF .THE

 

”cu—i

you'll appreciate.

forzo'c.

[Tgsidrill Ev!“ 1:30?! tale supervision , W 19 lit hi it

o pan (we cod. of Com- ' 1 b . ; omens 0 one 0’ W

any .1) Another battalion drill is 6006 dually rown cotton sale sale price 2 pairs for 250. <.
Scheduled for next mow night. PM “6° ydn All our 25c quality fancy
“warning?P‘élaggngfbgigszfieei 801:0 Good quality brown cotton; sale hose; for this sale. the pair.
last evening. mussel lichen ageur- Price» 555° Yd'i Womens ‘260 “an“ ribbed

for this salad

this sale. 300 pair.
100
‘ fluids, 2 pairs fed

 

pairs for 25¢.

€i3-85 Washington Street.

 

oration

In order to recompense our customers for the inconveni
annoyance they have to suffer while the improvements are .
in our store, we offer this week these startling values m staple
50c Golf Gloves at ........... _
Ladie's’ 50c iCasl'lrnere Hose ........................... ... u.

Odd Lots of $1. co Cor e‘ts.

appoint”! Mummy may” for um Several styles m ascN kwcar. ..................... .
Mutual lies-ewe Fund Life Association Laces and insertions, ‘7 ties tip to I“ per yard at -------- ' -
of New York on its business in this Balance Of our Outing Hats. each ...................... . . . .

Children' s 05c Sleeping Garments .....................
Pillow Tops (mostly 50c numbers) ..
New styles to Striped Madras Waists ............. . ...... . . . .
New Striped White Batiste Waist: ...........

N. a. RYAN.

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AT NELSONS

68 WATlIiR ST.
ACCIDENT M RAILROAD caoss.

ING.

c»...

Injured.
ob. lit-«While dl'iv

illc convoy-
Woaterlnan. super-

Coe Brass Mill at wnainstullily killed.

New Haven for Wllil'lbuly
Winch division
lilo

halls .lcg an Indigestion.
, aeutivo organs to
d that she in not likely 31°F" naturally.

i‘l.WOHtal'mllil. il in fear. igolllltnt and will0

 

Clifford Pharmacy.
F i R E

 

ght here, being
bry holliptul ilu

THI mediateiy at n wtileir arrival. WIIJMING'I‘ON, N. G.,
LATIIT of an unknown origini ,
"Ci? They nevlr gripe or sickon. but Willard Bag and Menu ac
. oeanse an isreng an e s also pany's man
i d i th th to h, Go to Hal
. NU! 3M- llvor and but sis. This is the solver al val-shortlist. and badly
or?! was . sol nrdiot oi the many thousands who Joining property in one ob
Presenting mDsztt’li Little Early Risersfll‘hoilc pal business books of till
« NRY rename lltlII ills relieve headache. morning. The loss is but _
' constipation bilousnou. inundio’e tor- and 0100000 '
“V phi liver. a low complexion. etc. Try -
uito lull Risers. The Clifford

DARNAIII

 
 
 

 

 

A trial Merit to
allure locale Finds/still?”

'n.s:‘. Unlawful-lg“
PM. .fl .IUI6'
,i’t‘u ofloahleoillt Wasatch

 

 

Pharmacy.

iron

' salsa chow
, tbs Woofer Penitentiary. who
been hand mod for a year, was re
neatly still had with smallpox The
”in“! illili '1
diary and a ti incontinent baths in
. “mint tile tut null
mascot

' _ lama

w.
also

it a discontinuous the 000
i' trilob- , .2: ,

All old-ti
bowels.
WW“ HAD ms was advanced to

All. PO 3.,
t.= Portrait libs-it be-
today that a citillvlul;l In. 0
we

 

 

law

 
 
 
 
 

n belittle in tho itiiil"

to patients

 

 

.3 ,

'rl-le presume arena
And It says bargains; ill

 

Women's seamless last block
7c pail‘ or 4 pairs fol-'- $200. w

Women’s law: duality _ es
.boso; sale price we pull"

 

wool hose: sale pried. 190.1“ .
All our 50c qualiigidieece lined

 

All our 50c quality fancy hose

 

Children 10c quality bloc}
sale price, it; pair, or 4 pairs

jhidrons a»: all hit

 
 

ennui-art's are quality fleece
. and wool' hose; sale price, 19c;

Men's 10c quality black 3
mixed hose; sale price. 7c p

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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scum nos

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Wolitbrock Man Dollhoratol
in Front of Exprm

NEW LONDON. Feb 10.
'l‘atero. of Westbrook. and
ed ill front of tho east-boon,
express at Suybl'ook Junct
5.20 . o'clock yellielvluy after-n

 
 
 
 

 

Contact with the locomotive ll” r,
mutilated lllln

 
 
 
 
 

 

KODOL DIGEBTS WHAT vo
Just a little Kmloi utter
relieve that fublells. belchiu
stomach and all other a .
Kodol digeltl
eat. and enables the «stoma

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

any disorder duo» to hope , ,
ll. lien or moi-assimilation. Sold

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

DESTROYB IAO V

 
 
 
 

iii. a excite:
redy'l Motive liming. '
remedy acts on Mt.

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

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