Forthik dint vloinity: Fair and
colder tonight Mid Wednesday. Mini
mum iompflmo finluht about 12
above mo. Thoimm that wan cen-
mil. not)! Little .Alk.. yesterday
morning it“ been ”feted by the
high pressure over i northern soc
tlon. no that it has oved southeast-
wurd, and in now central in Quorum.
It Wfllilplmu‘ywflifll outta. sea at
Hatteras and this vicinity Will be on
tho northern can of it tonight. The
arm of bit'b “presume with plemnt
weather WW Moraturca in mov-
tug slowly name" aprons the Lake
region. Btlirml‘min'go are display
all along iii. clients
Butler tho Mil hold it regular
meeting my evening i
dunno...“
Wuuhlngtou Camp and live Brunch
but!” will meet us ubuai Thursduy
night} -|.“I ‘iii 0
Mien Julia. Bogart is confined to her
home ln‘linion‘ Park with a. sprained
ankle.
The Pine Lodge Whiot Club will
meet this evening with Mrs. Robert
Van Buren. '
Howard A. Crampton is having his
newly purchased home in Belden ave-
nue uninted. .
Mina K log. of South Norwalk. is
vlai‘ilouf' 1'. mid Munchbnles Law-
son. 'Dtl
nbury.
-If you are thinking of buying a
new or second hand Auto. and on L. M
Wright. Telephone 1042.
The Norwalk Pharmaceutical Asso-
ciaiion will hold its regular meeting
tomorrow afternoon.
Mina Nellie Maloney, of Newark, iii
the guest of Mina Mur‘guiet Clavin.
of Connecticut. avenue.
Contractor Richards h: now trim-
ming the new house for Frank Buck-
holtz in St, John street,
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The small boys have begun marble
playing and that- in an indisputable » -
. in every climo its colors are unfurled.
lta fume has spread from sea. to
slim of the approach of spring.
Miss Elizabeth Stewart, of New
York, spent the Sabbath with the
Mines Kelley, of West avenue.
Howard Bloomer, o‘f Hartfordapent-
Sunday With his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Bloomer, or Elm street.
Frank Morreii, of'Dlxwe'il avenue.
New Haven, has returned from a visit
among friends in South Norwalk.
Mrs, Winthrop Bennett and Mrs. Wil-
liam Leonard. of Danbury. spent Sun-
day with friendo in South Norwaik.
Yesterday was just eleven boura
long. Daylight has gained two houra
over darkness sinco the days began to
lengthen.
Contractor William Richards bait
completed the, large barn and sheds for
Alenm Fitch. to replace the ones ro-
centiy destroyed by fire.
Butler Lodge Not-walk Lodge of
Elite, South Norwnlk Conclave and
Trinity Bethany Chapter will hold
regular meetings. this evening.
Mr. and Mra. Alfred N. Wildmun.
Eben Hill and Miss Elia Hill, of lion-
bury, started yesterday afternoon for
n trip of ocvcrul weeka in California.
m
..
Mina N. E. ityuu hau made a very
strong revolution. which she is putting
into practice while her store in being
renovated. See her ad. for particular:
...—....—
Your stomach churns and digest» the
food you out and if foul or torpld. or
out of order your whole uyatem aui’i
loin from blood poiiiou. liolliaici' ti
Rocky Mountain 'l'ca keeps you wall.
35 acute, Too or 'l‘ubietli.
Thug Store.
Antion Kooler. of Courtlnndf Plano.
about Sunday in New li’ork Saturday
night Multicolor attended the Sports
mono Show in Mauiaon Square Gar-
dell
The Ladies Aid bounty Ming div
filo. in South hermit ‘CBaleIt
(inbroh willa hold a meeting tomorrow
afternoon. followed by a stopper in the
evening.
One of 11‘0an ”must
nuns bunlnenn men in New Canaan
a l“ mutual-man. 1010 0. nine mud .
and arrived Monday morning;
boy
Mother and chlldifliiflflg iall“; Mr.
lilokerman in a South Norwnllt boy.
thing choice. at i let
gamut pride. Visit
Till
Public Market
Wtflohm
l’liiiutoll'a .
removes the cation and no t
new low of ooerfnl.
Got it today-nit”: the But.
inn CLIFFORD punnmcv
Plltner & Bradley“ ' '
Proprietors
The cold weather of load. n‘l‘ghl'. made
good thick loo.
Washington Chapter. it. A, M” will.
hold it apociul 'oonvo’outlou tonight. ,
.lumea lt‘. .iohnvon. of Nm'wnik, was
in! Elouthpoit yesmvdoy on n bunineiu.
l p.
Miss Moyme Wardweli. who has.
been viulting her parents. in New Con
nan, has returned to Norwulit. -
-—l-lulibut. Flat. Bnlmou. Herring
Eels; largo Smelt, "..lbll 250; Loni
Clams. 30t- qt: (ireonpo'rt Oysters
Cutbill‘s, \
Mrs. lleile ti. Gregory. who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Willinn
Olmr‘itcud in Sentiment has returned
. to her home in South Holwaik.
(l. R. DAriolo and familiar of Henri
strobl um gone to ills bone. is Wee
airnet South :Norwitlll. to attend the
tuner of of his shil'or .wStuml‘ord Adm
cute. ‘y
There will be it special convocation
of Washington Chapter. R. A. hi. this
evening ut the lodge 100m. The post
master a and most excellent degrees
will be confound
IMrs. L. M. Thatcher, of NutleyN
in the silent of her sister; Mrs. H
'R': Bulkley, who spent Washington’s
Birthday in Nutiey returned to South
Norwnik with Mill. 'Thatcher
Alexander Kearney. lending mat
with Richard Mansfield. has been}
nurtured in play the leading role in thr
Duke of Killimnkic: W. i). Corbot
in sick at bin home in New Britain
and will be antidote appear,
A joint lemon of all oummitteosicon-
heated with the Chapman‘moetinxa
will be held Wedneodnyevenlng at l
o‘clock in the South Norwalk Baptls‘
Church. to make reports and orde
final disposition of financial matters
The friends of Miss Florence Vulden
of Rhlgcfield who was opulntcd upoi
at'tho Danbury Hospital a few days
'lgo for appendicitis, will b0 plcuscd to
learn that she in getting along nicely
and is expected to recover fl‘OM'llGl
illness completely in a short time.
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‘seu;
Be not ampriaed
world.
You hour of Rocky Mouutuln 'i‘ea.
Piaisted a Drug Store
if in the other
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Methodist Eulaeopal Church will bolt
a sewing circle Wednesday afternoon.
in the church. and at 6130 a light sup-
per will be served. to which the gain
Llouion :iic nil invited.
of the church are urged to be present.
lion. E. J. Hill in in town for o-
tmv doya. Mr. Hill is looking for two
umnrt boys to whom to give the ap
poioimeuts which he will make. Onc
in to Wold Point and the other to
Annapoiia. Mr. Hill in (it-ammo oi
‘ atrium: live appointments go to two
boys in his native town.
Mrs. Robert .T. Lee. of launca place,
has broken up housekeeping and will
take it course in a New York luunl
cure school. Her daughters will board
with Mr. and Mm. ’l‘. \l’. Morriwether,
of Proapoot avenue. Theodore K.
Stone will move Mlll'Ch 1 from Dr. Vo-
liouau t boc vucated by Mra. Leo.
it in poor policy to be always wait
ing for better opportunitioa.
conic only to those who take adven-
rngo of them no they occur. if you have
a few dollaru saved up you will be in
a butter ptlnilllill to seize upon thcm.
Start on amount with the booth Nor
walk Trust Company. build it up no
you w a house. one brick at a time.
and will noon have a largo It'-
count. " .
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a
Gun ruin oi the lion-l (‘lifl'oi d Mobility.
wore lift. and Mrii.l Show. .1 1). Din-
ital Willlnm Davin. W. T. Peter-on.
.1. TN. Harm-r. llliom ll. Hogberg. (l.
O. Phillipa. : ll. Slovene. anent
Doaclwr. lluuiui Ryan. Mlliii Alice
Flaming, Mrs. Weeks. Frank ~l-ltockvio.
(i. W,’ Wille. S. J. Hoaford. William
Fonlmguw. it. Vim Vuibanbutslt. ti
W. liuckioo. .i. A. Holiluxl. E. C. Hurd
New Work: fir. Van limit. Humanoid;
. l-l. clock. Stomford; Editor. '13. iii»
dot-hill. iietbei: William Hughes. lini-
by; A, b. Wilmurih. Bunion: 0. 1i.
Howard. Lynn. Mum; ill. all. Humour
fleiiovuc. Ky; W. ii. Crofuizl, llnnbury;
L. 8. Mix. Stamford: 0. hi. (300k.
Bridgeport: A. '1‘. Daniel. Scranton.
PM. bit. and hire MM '1‘. Wriitllb
Brooklyn: L. C. Rothiielilld. Phtiudol-
ohm,
linen.
o
Wold molybdenum".
mews. atre bone and.
purified the hood—“builds
up tissue null invigoratea
eve function. Pure and
by
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
All the ladies-
gei's houno on Prospect avenue to ihi“
: been confined in the
They '
toil Foothill
Earth Smile: ‘ Infill
Thinks Within lilo. ‘
WinnorWhore stop lii'e
Principal Plank in Platinrm
W
Col .lmnea A Martin, editor of the
Aiherlcnu liltitornilpo ut Eat-it Hartitud
s evidently ouioylng himself and liuv-
in; considerable fun With political con
litlous in this state particularly with
reference to tho Democratic party in
is present, inactive condition.
The following are ll row lively puru-
trupba taken from the lastlaaue of his.
paper:
“The iii/erase workingnm believes he
8 liiioiiigunt. or is led to believe ho
is. His intelligent-o ill bent gauged by
be way he votes. He cunts liia ballot
lite u d—m tool. Conditions for the
writing class {it"mlt' it. "
The Democrats all New Haven are
pulling arrangements tor u out bot
nmnaign next on. with Jplforbon
lay April 2,51 big ”autocratic dinner
mixin- bold in that: all}! 'lil. which Mn-
‘Iov 'l‘iutym‘. bf Nulnwloh will be the. .
liar aucuker. Other pt-uminonmnemo-
units from all pom (if-.ihemotatonwill
be present. There is u cMibiiity
"hut. Hartford will second the nomina-
tion of Mayor Thayer for governor. As
it ioohn now it in impossible for am
of the burnncios to prevent his no
mluution.
Politics are slowing in New Haven'
county. In lastwouk's Sundnv Union
Brother Troop sorter puts it all over
Neighbor Cummings in a reminiscent.
way. The Parker campaign has set-
iled not biog in the way of harmony in
the portrranks. We dou‘tiltuow, how
.Brothara Troop and Cummings are .30-
Tng to be harnumizcd. We suggest
that our brothel-k divide their forces
Brother 'l‘roup joining the Socialists
and Brother Cummings mingling with
be Prohibitionlsia. .luattbrow Jack
Willllh in with the Woman Suffrugiaia.
.He will help them will it victory gun
as quick as if he were with the Demo-
rain. it thorn in my one in New Ha
«you or Falrfield counties who can tip
{trove upon this harmony aohoine. lust.
‘rot it, out and get it patented before
he slide convention is pulled off
A petition in in circulation asking
but Chairman Walsh of the Denny
rullc state control committee call u
peeling of that body.
nut that was about a week ago. it
is llkoiy that enough signern will be no.
cured to more a majority in which
moo the pelt too will be hauled to z
the Hon. Jack in South Norm .. When
the payooiogioni moment or it"
will bit that the lion. duel. i'! he
discowied us’ieep in his other v uh his
eye glasses lodged on his right (at it
neieepiult poililcnl campaign would
win anything, then John Walsh of
.South Norwdlk would be victorious
without cnd. A-h-b-bl—let on sleep!"
l8 ACCUSED OF PERJURY.
Wilden in Patrick Cue Arrentod on
Complaint of Jerome
NEW YORK. Feb. 2-7.—- The arrest
of one of tho witnouen brought her-l
from Town to leutll’y in behalf of Al
bot-t '1‘. Patrick. now in Sing Sing pri-
son coudemuud to death for the mill-
dot of William M. Rico. maiktd the
(limits of iodnv a ililllillg bcl‘urc ilc
carrier Goff on the motion of u new
trial of the now famous case.
.loacph Jordan was tukou inlu cun-
lady on the hunting wua about to be
adjourned for the tiny He is charged
with perjury and the complaint is sign-
ed by Dloirlol Attorney Jerome
Jordon had testified in behalf of Pot-
rlck loot Week and was cionely quen-
tiouod by Mr. Jerome at the limo, putt.
loulullt us to whether be had ever
’i‘uxaa peniten-
tiaiy.
lie declared that be had never boon
lu prinon.
ills arrest today followed the ten-
tlmouy on tho witness stand of Wil-
liun (J. Murray. on cat-guard at, the pc-
ultuutillry in Huntsville. Texas, who
identified Jordan on one of the pri
mum-a in his charge. Mr. Jerome then
applied to Recorder Golf for on order
for ..lordon'l urrwt.
f—nn—d
SANTA FE FIFTY YEAR BONDS.
SAN FRANCISCO. Fob. 27.-~Prois.i-
dent E. l’. Ripley, of the Santa do, in
preparing to tune “7,298,000 of fifty
your tour poi Iocat. bonds. This to
the remainder of the ”0.000.000 issue
nliihoriued laat year.
The monoyoorroiled in to be mud
in lip rovln the coiupuuy'a Cullfor
uin o orient line by reducing (rodeo.
building a couple of lmptlriulll ctil oils
end in building 0. wound track for the
meta lino.
DANQUET 1'0 PHILIPPINE OOVII-
NOR
MANI'LA Full. 27 .w-At Join. the cool
tot city of 'tlio Moron. a monster bau-
uuet will be tendered by the roaldeut
American and Pliiwlnoo to future (io-
Mr. end Mu. Joule- Smith. Nov?
vomor James F‘ Smith. on the eve of
his dbparture on it nix monthu vaca-
tion by way of Europe. all including
' W the “Menu. “Ilium in the exhibition
W
Million at Mill senio- ‘
of u better understanding.
WW
ITIIANDID coupon" ILOATID
DULUTH. Minn. Feb, 27 .«v-A wreak.
lac oomvlm motor“, mm the
Hundred qifilel iii“? oonur gumbo. or the
Plotting company, which
not on pt Encampment intend on
Roy. . Work has been in pro-
on on thin bout since December 10.
gm boat was iowd to ‘llwo Harbors
and later will be brought in Duluth
IATTLI3HIP OHIO FOR GHI
MAN [LA Feb. 27.«~'l‘ho battle hip
mutuality oi the America fleet
M Abidilil station. will 1“” in I
luv «ya for totem cont.
i
intuition it to prom.
The lust limo
vu new the petition it had 10 signers;
in :vhui Mn. Lucy
Btovoli. of Titian. 0|.
. b 8D tolling
. . n... W 1mm
M
. ... bulncirr
mm to at'tfm
buiih by thin mn-
‘ Oily You, am in
‘well if you will Ni
ii.
indigestionwmi
hourly all Clinici-
nm that woman
lion. it tight:- tho union: of northb-
bent and o dolic'ato organs peculiar to
women antler—v molten, Mid been.
damn.
«Kohl
. , . , . .
Donation Cure
cushion the stomach and digestive organ:
to dine: and assimilate all of the whole-
on. food that only be eaten. ll. month“
the body. and rebuild: the weak organs.
restoring hoaiihand strength. Kodoi cum
indigestion. cohotipa‘tion. dyspepsia. will
risinzn. boichinz.bnrtbum and all W
disordcm
Didests What You Eat
: , 4 ‘ Eraor‘mfa .ll. .ll'lzl‘ti
rob BALE BY
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
......
Auk for the 1906 Katie] Almanac and
200 Your Calendar .
IDEAL FOR COUNTRY HONiE'S.
Natural Beautieo of This Section At-
tracting New York People.
The natural beauties of this auction.
of Connecticut and its accessibility
flout Néw York city aiu hugely re-
sponsible for the roiuurknblo iucicnsc
in the loot Vi ill on two in the number
of city people coming to this vicinity
to about their summers and, in many
cases. to establish permanent homes
hero.
in Reddlng and the charming coun
try, adjacent to that town mores of
inlet-outing old farms have been bought
by New York men of wealth.
A correspondent. writing of the nut-
lll'flil advantages of this locality,
liliYRf
Foil-Klein county is one of the most
picturesque and product-one farming
sections of Connecticut. it extends
from long island Sound. on the south
ot the thchficld Hills. and the menu-
dcrinz Housaionlc river on the north
and northwest. The land gradually
lint-a (mm the cost to high and health-
.itul nodding. which may be culled the
il.conlx of uduthweatern New England
and to pietlircique Danbury and Both
cl and Neuflowu on the north
1 High ridges and hills in alumni every
pan of the country command delight-
ful views. Numerous ponds and lit-
lice which though not large add to
the beauty oi tho scenery.
The soil. vol-i textile and cxlremoh
piotiuctivc furnishes u moans of sup
port to scores of people and the oil
unite in especially conductive to good
heulth. Tho moluuito. that pout of
nearly every summer resort. la ul
moat entirely unknown.
Among Pfilrfleid county‘s oldest
towns urc atrntford Fairficid Stum-
fold Norwnik itnd Grceuuicb Those
towns being situated on tho Sound and
hour to New York city how come to
be the homes of wealthy intuitions men
and properly is thus iii. a premium.
Norwolk and Bridgeport nro among
the large and “diving cities Going
further :10th We come to Southport.
Weslport. Now Canaan Wilton. om,
Small towns noted for comfortable
homes and the. production of garden
vugatables. fruit etc.
.3 A» we reach the center of Fulrileld
county we come to the town of Red
ding Bedding Center and tho Ridge
lie high overlooking beautiful valleys.
Health and recreation cookers how he-
sun to «pinpoints the merits of the
place and are buying up and rouovnt
inn old int-mu and building new and
charming auuimer homes.
A great many of those furmu are
still to be bad at low pricon The poll
being so productive offal-n great in—
illlcetnonto to the Practical as well as
to the gentleman farmer.
Going northeast from bedding we
reach Nowtown, a pinch, uynonyiuous
with health, root and leilncmeut lube-
ing much sought after by pimple who
are confined to city homer. it» lo
entity unions the lower Berknllli‘e Hille
its fertile meltdown and winding brooks
pleuaunt driven and well kept hotola
have aimed it a high repute. 'l'llil
place. being no quickly rounbnd from
New York and Bridgeport. in becom-
ing famuun all n hummer resort. The
forms. which in yearn pest. were ruled
as abandoned, ore now being rapidly
taken up by city people null by form
erii who appreciate the incl that good
lllllllitilil run to be found clove of
hand. ‘
in the northern ban of The county
lion the thriving City of Danburv
which claims 25.0000 llihlihli‘utn, mi
in a World renowned hailing con
tor.
Thoulrb for inland. it is noted for
ltho fertility of its soil. the variety of
inroviuctloue and its premium spirit.
It in it hit manufacturing center and
ranks hi among other famed luau»
trial cities of the illittu. It- surround
ton of beautiful“ hllirJ into: ammo.
Which are ill 6m beauties.
and numeroui within its token. pfford
' committee on the
a series. ot‘ important bearinuu on u »
i it comforla in Man of in:
Evaluative turnip with comfortable
outlet and well kart horns are bill! to
be had at rouaonab littlest.
WNW
TRANEFORTATI'DN OF LIQUOHL
Wm
ifltilod Stain Lioeuuo lxcud Ollie
Licensee in Connecticut 1 Round
" Thcuoand. .
WABHTN lefim Mg)... 27 -Tiioliouaa
ju lciary is holding
bill to prohibit the tranuporiollon of
hiatus and aovoral remarkable mote
hnvo been brought out by the support-
one oi.’ the bill. it had been uhowu
that many more United States liceneea
are granted than pinto licensee, and
thin in accounted up because the pen
uiiy for vloint'lnz the United States
iicenae lawn in much more stringent
than the tunic lawn.
in (‘onnctlttut them wmo 2.100 ll-
cont-ten leaned bv the tunic null 3.169
leaned hv the general government
This would leave l ,008 liquor places in
the state that me doing bunlucan pu
der it government license but without
a state license.
WiLTON YOUNG MAN SURPRISED.
A scold or no of the young friends
of William S Coley. oi Cannon. de-
cended on him last Fildny evening
und Kill/[i him it genuine surprise The
victim of the owning received from
the hands of his trioudn it liundaoiuo
foot bail and aevdrul other tokens of
their esteem. 'l‘houn [ilenent lnelud
od: Misses Amelia Mcvaei Meta Wii
iiunlu Lizzie Goodaoii, Elia Clichmilil.
Rent-t ca Moody. Dorrie Godi'lcy Slei-
lu Buckley. Bessie Scribner Ellie
' ambition; Moscow Notion. lluributi.
(i
(We Wannabe. . William Sterlin'z.
Finuk Webb Robert Blur-goo. Will
Buckley. Ralph Gregory and Erueot
Scribner
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POPULAR AMUSEMFNTS
HOYT’S THEATRE.
SATURDAY, MARCH SRD,
MATlNEE AND NiGHT.
JAMES KYRLE MocCURDV
In His Great Play
THE OLD CLOTHES MAN.
Pronounced by Press and Public
“Splendid " “Good. ” An lnstan- ‘
ianeotul So
NEW lDEABi NEW EATURES! '
SEE—The eke'eton at the Feast.
The Salvation Army.
The Marriage in the Snow.
And the “Yiddish Twist” in the Prize
Fight
PRICES:
Matinee ................ 15c and 25:
Evening ............ .360 and 50::
- Seats New on ie.
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HOYT’S THEATRE.
ONE MOHT ONLV. .
FRiDA‘Y. MARGH 2ND.
The Manor Rollin; Delight
w. E. NMKEWLLE'S
Enormous T
HUMAN HEMWS.
A Story From um Promoted in Dra-
- mutt: Form.
Abounding in, Humanity. Bubbling
Over With Joyous. comedy.
Thrilling and Fla-link: fiituatlom
Amuse the Spectator to the
Highest ~ Pitch of
Enthusiasm.
Price: ........... 26:, 350 and 50::
Sam on Sale Monday, Fobruory 26.
ho i’T'S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
MONDAY. MARCH 5TH.
Tour of
MME. MANTELLT.
Famous Mezzo-Soprano of the Metro-
politan Opera House, N. Y. and im-
ENGLIBH GRAND OPERA COM-
COMPANV
of Ten Well Known Principal. in
lL TROVATOREAbAT FAVORITA and
At the Popular Price: of 25:, 50c.
76c, $1.00.
lot nix rows in Orchestra. $1.00.
8col- Now Selling.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
one NIGHT ONLY
ruzooiw. mason or".
was money's own COMPANY
including
MR. w. A. WH TEQAR.
Dramatic Sacco...
THE MUMMV ANDDTHE HUMMINO
I"!
MR. HENRY CARL LBW“.
Who made ouch a bit tut you n
Giuseppe, the liniiao 009m minder.
will again appear in that rolt.
SUPPORTlNG ivghBETTER THAN
Pricey—25°. 303 760.
M Four new: in Mahatma—01.00.
om III. start: Prim. March 2nd.
noun tun tutu”
Under in. Ample-u of the
Winds Antonin
ii in
i
iSniitmiiiiiuillmtaiimiihtuli
TAILEAUS AND PANTOMiMI
RED MEWS iiALl.
Two night; Boll. ”lb and 28th
ADMH‘ION I! fill".
*iwm
WHO’S 10 Will illii‘im'
Preceded by ... illustrated Numry
continua: by '
Mills. nouooiunviutuo.
Under the Amino of
unmtrpaeaed scenery. and pleasant to-
creation for lover: or nature. 1
”f‘bo summit of Deer Hill avenue pro-
«ruin a charming natural panel-until
and a drive beyond that hill. went pad ~
italic! Kennett and over the mnuilful
Ridreburr Hilii to Rlduifield in than
ennui: “Mireille. and one of the love-
liest pointer our in thaliuui
Thorium of Bidulleld to one of
rt
8T. Phillis GUILD.
down on” Hobos so. Norwoik
runny nvu’umo fiboauaav
' i
Tl°m bloodline-Clo!DIIbOIOIDDi m4
Removed mu without extra ohemo'
at Wmi'o Drug lion. Hermite. and
Memoir». item
't’
intooionting liquors into prohibition '
in Last Motown lingual Comedy and '
sale; fully as important from a money saving ti'to'lidpolnt as than,
my sale Juot ended. There a to be a routing out of remnabiua'nd
broken assortment: and left over; of all laorta. Title sale will on
for a few days, but while it does last it will be a good one, for '0'
a hurry to get to stock taking.
WARM WINTER UNDERWEAR
Broken lots and size anaortmente.
Your size may 00 here though. it 30 while, for the mvltg'giba to prod
you are in luck. you'll be insomnia .
WOUIER'B jamey ribbed V0313 and . MWI.hemfltitcm¢ hmaziihl .. _
mute. all sizes for 250 the garment. ouch, 0' 4m” 259' ' ' , W '
Woman's extra heavy ribbed vests Womena embmmmifik
were 25c. oolai at 11 u.
and pants all atylea, for 600 the gar- . wwwfl’mmM a
“tunnel
waist. ape chi 38c. .
All our 150 totality annuals.
ii ,
”(ng our $1.26 comforters to cl
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linen
tent.
Women’s medium weight wc‘iol vents
and pants, for 75¢ the garment.
Boya' extra heavy fleece lined shirtsj
and drawers for 250 the garment. i 9
in ‘
83- 85 Washington Street.
Resolved
That when we announce our Spring “Opening" there shall? '
he a single article here that is not strictly up~to«date. clean and turn.
We are rummaging these days while the store is being rancid. ._
and we are weedmg out everything that does not come up , '
standard of excellence that has made this business grow. 'Al,~
.lf'id ends go on the “Bargain Table" at half~price or less. '
Drop in and see if there is Anything in the lot you can
the reduced prices.
N E. RYAN,"
46 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALfi
4"
GUESS !
Do you know them 9
Do I know whom ?
Harris 87. Guns Go.
What do they sell ?
Ask your neighbor.
Tole hone 450.
mm'
MASKS
of all kill s~—aiso a new line of Blrihdi
and Easlcr \OVL lites
AT NELSON S.
CUREDiJ—
“i can't und rstand." said the vial.
.or inWanhlnz on, “why our senator
voted for that hill. 1 hedrd him any.
not six months ago that he had con-
scioutloue ooruplen against it." “i
know he had. ” powered the Washing-
ton wrmmndont. ”but beWook
Something for that foolinur and got
over lt.'1»—Chioago Tribune.
lilo £000 8 Vlliil
Electrical 60.
u Wellington Strut
South mom.
“ivetytltinqfiieclrlcnl.” ,
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of plum vim: nova:
pillow time no buyln'
lune a great variety of
to choose train at low pm
motto. Cblbiru’o Cool
A full line of fine Mill
. at low price: Gill at
‘01” WOW “fl
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dilution and Planter.
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