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m V ”Idler .53 Proprlotol'.‘
shitty. JANUARY 8. 1907.
um Almlnoo for Tomorrow
rim 7:19: acts 4:41.
this 6:00 a. m.; 6:33 pun:
Nina osuriuli. ratarsoua
cALLo
—lranoh Offloo. Nor-walk.
OM -Iditorlol Room.
on ~lullnooo Oilloo.
lull—Editor's Ruldonoo.
m -City Idltor’o Bouillon“
MAIONIC DIRECTORY.
At Stated Convocation of Butler
Chapter. R. A. M.. will be hold at Ito
rooms January 8. 1907,]! 8 o'clock p.
on. Work, Mark Degree. All R. A.
Masons cordially and fraternaiiy In-
vlted.
Fraternaliy yours,
ROBERT M. thCOX. Sec'y.
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP.
The message of Mayor Charles E.
Dow. road at last. night's meeting of
the Common Council of the City of
South Not-walk. shows that every citi-
zen may shake hands with every oth-
er citizen over the condition financial-
ly of the municipal electric plant.
During the past year the plant has
made over 100 per cent more profit
titan in any year of Its existence, and
the plant In the year, notwithstanding
the exceedingly reasonable rates for
electricity and power, has earned
314,0”) profits, of which $12,000 has
paid on indebtedness. ‘Durlng
year there was a large expendi-
re, the special appropriation of $22.-
tititi made for the. purchase and InstalL
iation ot‘ the new Deisel engine but
within the ycur. all but $4,000 of this
appropriation has been paid Off.
The capacity of the plant_ however,
lno‘. been roaclicd and a further en-
i Loci-incut will be asked for during the
i (inning _\’t‘nl‘. In view of the mug-
Iiilit'l‘lii record of the plant it is ex-
tremely probable that almost any re-
(liickl made by the commissioners will
lie granted by the people, who are
firmly convinced that If ever the city
matte a good investment. it was In the
l3§iiiili£riilllcllt of the’ Smith Norwaik
7 Elccti‘icul plant.
CITY MATTERS.
The Mayor's message, printed in full
clscwlici'o in this issue, will be Inter—
esting and pleasing reading to every
resident of South Norwalk. The
Mayor has treated all matters pertain
ing to the city very comprehensively.
and placed before his constituents a
full statement of general conditions
ind made suggestions and recommen-
that are of paramount Inter-
II. It Is very pleasing to Itnow
l departments are well con-
.3 and that tlheicliy is being well
‘. by ”cautious oilicers.
5“.ltl't‘tlllIllit‘litiutiollhi, we believe.
Ill all meet, with public approval.
especially the widening of Meadow
street bridge and the establishmcut of
a. Board of Apportionment.
We hope thc Mayor’s prediction that
the water filter will be in operation
Iii the early summer will prove truc.
FASHIONS AND CULINARY.
WRINKLEB.
The blouse with tucked yoke across
the entire width of ilIo front Iias long
been a favorite for slender figures,
udlt- is one that admits of many va-
riations. A late Ill-flifln has tucks stit-
ched through to the waist. line at iii-
tervals, which gives the appearance
of two or three box pluits Interpcrsed
among the tucks.
With limiter corsets and her hair at-
tractlvcly arranged. says llai'pcr Ba-
ur. the wmunu [who-is resolved to
lead “ “0‘10" (in the matter of be:
lug Prfllluiced not despair Ii' money
;. -.."“¥J’comnietc new and becoming
‘ be Is Iioi at hand. She. need not
| the influence of dress and wrap
designed to utilitarian ends, If she
will apply to herself in, addition to
the above, the principles of French
mlllincrr.
There is much distinction in the
coateos cut with a decided flnro to-
ward their lower edge. but they are
worn only by those who have charac-
teristic gram and style. These small
costs are vary elaborate. with richly
embroidered Volt. and cuffs. usually
- have cups above full short sleeves, and
the Empire effect introduced by means
i” embroidered girdle at the high wailt
lne.
A narrow band turned back upon a
deep pointed cuff Ill more becoming
to a thin arm than 1 Ian wide cuff:
, this is It model that i quite frequent-
. was on into winter models.
Artistic treatment of painted innil~
i?
, iii iliiflfl
Annual Meeting Being Held
In Hartford Simultaneously
With Legislative Session—
Prosidsnl Donahuo’s Report
HARTFORD. Jan. s.—-ror‘ the first.
(line in its history the Connecticut
Federation of Labor. which is holding
its annual meeting here. is in season
simultaneously with the opening 0f
the General Assembly. This is desig-
nedly 90. the organization being of the
belief that by assembling here at this
time its members will be in closer
touch than would otherwise be the
case with the staic's lawmaking body.
It is anticipated tluit important legis-
Iative maters will come up for ncion
before he convention closes.
More than half of the 200 delegates
were in attendance this morning when
the convention was called to order by
President Donahue. After organizing
the reports of the various officers were
submitted and then Ihe annual address
of the president was read as follows.
After welcoming the delegates. l’res-
ident Donahue told of the visits made
by himself and the secretary to (‘cn-
tral Union bodies in the static and thc
good that came from such visits, and
continuing said: “It is pleasing to
record that no strikes or iockouts of
any magnitude have occurred during
the. last. year. wlih the exception of
the printers' general strike for tin
eight-hour day, and it is a "latter for
congratulation that the printers have
irrevocably established the eight-hour
day In their trade. ’i‘here ha.» been u
marked diminution of 'opcu siiop' edi-
torluls from the opposing live». The
philosophy of “the right to work for
whom and when, and under such cou-
dltious as a poison Inuy cicci' illi> rc-
celvcd a rude. shock lngt‘ouncctlcnt.
“A citizen of this sf‘lite, residing in
It‘airflcld county. after complying with
all the requirements of the liar Assoc-
iation. otherwise, known on the 'l.aw-
yors' 'l‘rust.’ sought. admittance to
practice his profession in the courts.
His application was denied. tine of
the leading lights of the lt‘niI‘IIt-lti
county bar has been extremely active
for the last few years in denouncing
trade union tyranny as t‘Xt'lllliiiIIt'Il in
his version of the tiniou shop. Yet no
record appears to show that be oppo»
ed the action of his Iinion in refusing
to permit a t'cllow citizen to practice
his chosen profession. it Inalgcs all the
difference Whoa-‘0 ox is gored,
"Much interest has been aroused in
the celebrated ch80 of tin» Anii-lloycott
Auscciutlon vii. the United llntters of
North America. (inc of lili‘ t'dtk‘.‘ was
brought by u ninruniou inii uniuni‘uw
Iiil'cr. prcsuniubly a member of iIIc
Anti-Boycott Asmciuiiou. ili~ coin—
plaini sci up a series of llt‘Ii-i by which
it was alleged that the i'uiieti lliillcl'r:
had sticcccdcil in destroying lii< il'iltit'
iiI dificrcut states in the country out
side of (‘oum-cilcui, particularly \‘ir»
glniu and t‘:iiii‘oruiu. 'i‘wo suit.»~ were
brought for the terrible l‘l‘illlt- of ash.
lug our adherent» to insist upon a nu
Ion ltibcl when making purl-haw»; one
In the I'Illtcd.8tatcs court undcr lIiI‘
Sherman act. claiming that the batten
had ruined their lntcrrstutc t'tillillici't't'
Attachments for Sizltlbuu wivrc levied.
(In the same cause of action. suit wu.~
brought. III the state court. and Slottooo
attached. Of course, an honorable us-
suclatiou like the Anil-Iloycoii Assoc
Iatlon. would not resort to intimida»
lion—that Is unlawful-«but I come
times think that \n person can be ill-
tlmlduted as effectively by the fear of
losing the savings of a lifetime as he
can be by fear of losing u job. An ui
tacluncnt of the character indicated Is
as potent In compelling a person to
do or to refrain from doing that which
he has a legal right to do, us is a bind
goon.
"In the case In the United States
court the batters deiuurrcd and claim
ed that the things which II was alleged
that they had done did not come with
in the scope of the Sherman aei. be
cause the complaint failed to .ubow liliil
they Inicrferctl with any non ililiiili
goods while they were IIcillg Hiii|l|uu|
from state to state. This poliit oi‘ the
butters was sustained by the court
and the case dismissed. but the case
in the state court is still pending. (inc
of the principal points iii ”iv defense
of the batter» is their union label. The
batters have spent iliousnutis ol‘ dob
iuru in udvoriirlng it. The label is
registered with the r’t‘l'l’t‘llll‘)’ of state.
About six months after the ii. iii.
Loewe case bud been brought one of
tho vice-presidents of tile Aiiil-Iioycoii
Association had eight inbuil- registered
which were counfcrlcliu of the union
label of ibc United Iluiti-rs. Action
was brought by the boilers seeking to
restrain this honorable Vit't'-|)l‘t'l~itit‘lli
scape Irina result in some delightful
outdoor effects Indoors. 'l‘ho vogue. for
than painted frienes and also for land-
so: wall-papers Is Increasing.
1%: cross for band-work has assure-
dly reached the zenith when We go no
Jar as In embroider linings. but that
”first what has happened. and the lid-
g“ of some exotilolto evening cloaks
p sprinkled all over with embroider-
il do a.
. libs conalailnavof atrium of vel-
vfict ribbon connected by lines of clie-
”hills and made very deity with chiffon
hills are very postal and attractive
“taming up a bodies that. one has
» tired of.
U“ ALLIN'I 'OOT-IAII
' . . powder to be shaken into the
ma. Your feet filial swollen. ner-
‘m and damp. and got tired easily.
’ you am aching fact. by Alison
, . It roots the feet and makes
,, tight shoes my. Cum sole
swollen. sweating foot, blisters and
, i . Relieves riiiiblalmi.
billions of all pain and gives
lmfofl. ‘Try If today. fluid
,4. . . til I Eliot? lion-u. 25c.
- Iuo.
. =Alian fl.
.l
’
from using his cotlntcriclf labels. but
‘ilio court decided that, because this
label did not have printed on the lure
of it that the bats were made by Illt‘lll-
bars of the United iiutiera of North
America, the label was tlufcciivviy res
littered and that I't)il.--ci|iii'liii)' liliu
manufacturer could not be stopped
from counterfeiting it,
"This Is on important ilcclaitiii and
every organisation using a label may
cysnluaily be affected by ii. The oil
fcci“of‘ the counit-ricii label i.t to tll't
coive the purchased.
The present legislature could vuii-
date the rcgisirntion of this label and
thus prevent the use of the counterfeit
one. I would recommend that the ill-
eomtng legislative committee be in‘
atructcil to present the bill to the
general assembly validating the pres-
eut registration.
“When we consider that the labor.
man antistruut act has been In exhu-
once for sixteen are. and that the
avowed purpose a the. art Wfl? to pro.
vmt the transportation and railroad
corny-mics from fixing discriminating
Inter. freight and Mletlllficl‘. wiier. it.»
read ran from one state in another. iI
rial requires a vivid Imaginaiion in make
It Imfiy in I "MIG lll‘IIflll. For ypurg
ii remitted practically n dam; is"...
I
Gfippe or Influence. whichever you Ills.
‘touniuiaoneofthomootwoakaning
diseases knownw "
’ 5‘00th EmuIJ-lon. which ii cad
Liver Oil and HYPOplIoophiteo in easily an
gated form. a the crate: strength-builder
known to medical science.
i" It is so easily digested that it sink: into
the system, maklnc new blood and new fat,
and strengthening nerves and muscles.
Use Scott's EmulJt’an after
influenza.
Invaluable for Cough and Colds.
ALI- DRUOOIBTBI 500. AND ".00.
e'icd by. the
M. tor the manl-
m the liutters'
Klondike Park May be Beautl’
. lied
(Continued From First Page).
law. But it. was it »t.:
AlilI-lloycott Assoclitt
fest purposi- of harm:
Union.
“lint onu comitpior . .u be reached
in then: car-‘5 “I“! ll " ‘_ ‘l‘fs‘ ”‘0 flug'nt half mast should any council-
hattcrs were sinalwt .n. i‘” attack. qun die.
because they ll‘iiili‘ '. “‘N V‘i‘b'hum dc- Mayor Wallace Ilann, who presided
Vt'Itlpliit‘llt‘ if Iii" li-t .. “ ““f'iil "“3" over the meeting. appointed the high-
mcnt in (tilintjt‘iltli' {' " i' “‘ if] ,wuy committee to look into the suit-
icrs oi'gtinllilllilll " ' "”"i’m gcsiiiou made and some report Will
integration
. ‘jji soon I’oi-
t‘ilvdit itil‘
the meth-
\~:~.nt'iiillt)li.
,. i that not
their t-Iilc-
,. impuii'cd.
:.iilt'l't‘ti ill
ili'W yt‘lil‘
no estab-
;.-d by an
:vulg’c the
by costly legislate-n
of other Il'lltitis unitn
low. The button tit .
their aggro-sitt- opt .-
(Ilir. of the ;\Iiiiii -
lillti lll‘t- iii ill' toiii
in the Siiuliltwl iiI“.."‘
lciit'y lie :1. iI‘tItlc rill-
tiIItl that no III"ilt"'i
his loyalty. illit! It.
finds tlIt-In tit‘lv'iiid‘
llslicd rinim xi...
organization Iii.i|
names of ii: ll.i :nit
“II is our t'Lii‘llI
eiil gciici'ul :i 2'.
soinminvor upon .
I‘t-usonnbie it :2- ‘ 1"
Among iiit- lii- ii
that We are iiili ii
lion ttf‘ tiri- illi\i'i ~
incnt. lly i'l‘Ji -n -‘
is distinctly ii ti.
t‘l'l‘iil‘ii iii liit i.i ’
probably be ready for the next meet-
ing. ‘
'l‘luhliiisiiiess oi' |:i«I night's meeting
was not. very extensive, despite the
fact that the session \vuw’Ibc first our
of the new your. The only cliy oillcer
sworn in was Inspector of Elections
.lohn 'l‘. iluycsa. The bond of cx-Mtll’til‘
George ll. Iluxton. in the sum of $1.000,
in»; water commissioner, was ii|l|ll‘tl\'t'li.
’l‘lic i‘cchIt nominations of the tire tic-
pui'tiuent were ratified, making lid-
ward J. Thomas chit-f. Edward I“, litif-
fy first assistant iiiill John W, tlI'ct-n-
ivozid second assistant.
The report of (‘iiici‘ of Police 'I‘honnts
Ilrudlcy for the month of ilt‘t‘t‘flllit‘l‘
. ‘ sliow'ed that during that month thcrc
. «'iiiiii:iii:(.:i were ten arrests. nine of‘thc oncnticrs
tis pm“Nola-lug liltilcs. At the Smith street
mcoiogy It . lockup. .l..li Il‘iillllis were given lodging.
We sin-d 'Amon‘g liit‘ bill.» were thore of ilr.
{ the gen- W. .l. lraccy und tinirlcs i\ .ArThiltl.
of the health ilcpuiiineni, llic lttriner's
l
I
it:
.t the pres-
‘ look with
It) St't'lli‘o
favorable
l't‘lnii'i
'l‘lit- I'l'ilill‘i \\.i
(ii rcprcat at...
i)‘ Ili‘t‘hi‘iii i‘.'.
the urtiiviul it
“tliir .tfl'oi" '
titti' itl‘l'itii
iloiiilii)‘ Ziti it
ltw's. l sin .1
iiiilll-iiilriw‘
llitii iii-t 1'v
mi in lint. i,
win win-1.11
good luv. it: \’
iii- ll t'titni im'
"Nu with.
iliillt‘iililt'li‘
t_\ for iil
“rung. la‘.‘ t~
illlilt'ilt‘r i..‘l
Iiit-mbci o!
of (llilil'i“«~itvi‘
oil. l'uli -: ti.
t'ililllKi‘.iIi ti.
iii!‘.‘i.li" 'il. '
I‘l‘l‘ii‘l‘ I..'.'
“i lilt
Iliiti hiill‘ irii’
t'>lililil‘-iii ti
i'ltlltiii Iliii “r
i.liiilll H
til I.
“H...
, ,
BAPTIST t H
South Norvinii.
\Vt
a. ti
ll,t
il'. .
Tit.-
FI‘I'VI ii iii.
l‘bnl’tii
four In... tum
t‘l‘ili Iiiplc \\
iiii: (ioti 'l w
Willltiiii liu“
it'lllil'l', ti \\
('Iiill‘il’fi ii
pcutei‘: it...
:il't‘lillt'. ii i‘
iiiil'l‘il'i it:. 'i
drew 'l'iitt";
evening. tin
(illbllt'i tti
(‘Iliil'it"v l')
l'. i;. Slilp‘.
l“, 'i'. innit ’
Scuvicw li\vi
liniii, \l‘uwnw
luu .‘Iiill‘li.
Souiii Mum
icudci; i. ii I
Mirf'l‘I. litiiil
Adams, '1 it.
pastor.
cvcuiug w» i i.
will lic ti ....
it-ruoou at i:.
o‘clock the tit
will be out.-
.«tncltiitoo i .
llislllilliim
t'lntriu. .\‘ \i
Hiiiillniilt i.
ll'\lliiix, \l: -
il‘tllil‘l
it
ii
The attain
l'iiivi'l' st iii»
til‘ul i'iplscopd.’
iiii'ii-Il. 'l'iiii
Player for i’
iiizioua i'illu
bit In l‘ilillt'.‘ o1
Wi'diicsdtti
Mr Young ”I'M:
(W ”W IClIwnrii
lilo Sunday :4-
'I‘boinua i. iimi‘
lltilly ll. Slut
i‘bi‘lnii ill \t'.
beam. 3..
‘i'ilt up i.‘
vices
l The faithful
I‘l‘iil asst-nib) ii:
:iii.» l:-i.i..
i would I‘m ontut
throughout in
'ilitv rm
WEEK 0? P
Hill. and lb. p. . .
llrown, in chum
.
l‘hursduv w. ,
I’i‘itluv I i... ..
being 3225 its health officer of the city
_tiIIti the Itiltcr's SILT». as secretary of
th) "IlClII‘ti of health lilils paid slit»
gt. hcr totaled “inland.
(Tiiici Edward .I. ’l'bomus. of the Fire
'l’icpariuicul. I'l'lldl'l'i‘ti hia unuuul rc-
poi'i, in which lie innilo ti number of
important recommi-ndatlnns. including
pint-lug of burst-t in Iill Hope litiht‘
iii-atitpitiiieis tinti lill‘ ovcrimi'l ill: of
the Pioneer truck or its replanug by
:I new truck contulnim; how and I'ilt‘lll
icni IiiIlI\..
t‘lIici‘ Thomas"
on follows:
'l‘o the Mayor and l‘oiincii til‘ the ('in
til‘ Norwtiilt.
lit’lliil‘illl u l il’|\'l' the honor to Hilil
Iiiii for your utiliti-i' Iillitlli the annual
I'chi'i ol' the tire iit'lliil'lllit'lll i'or tlic
year ending iii-ceiubei :ii, limit. gl\iug
iu Ilctull iiil' number of div-w unil iiII'
cause of l'ill'il. i
We ini\e IicI-n l-.~~lit't‘i.'lii\‘ fortunate
tbir ycii'. the department being l'lliil'ii
out but iwcuiyllvc iimc . I\\l']\(l i.-~<
than a your ago. There were but {our
box alarms the entire year. not contri-
inn four false alarms. We had seven
It't'll still alarms. nine of which came
in by telephone.
’I'be total loss by live for the cIIiIrc
year is but siizift and" Slim of this i~'
clnii'gI-ublc lo the hospital lil‘l‘, the ill'
siliuiion bciiig In South .\'.n \\1iii(. il‘il\
ing our llI'l lost by iII'I‘ Mai. llnt lic-
cuuw \vc it:t\c been iiii'itv during tin-
\‘ious law.
the house
he senate.
,. vigorous-
.«esslou of
t-lliliitlyt’l‘s'
cmpliiycrs'
1.. on I‘ruit~
' \ Governor
has said
»' liubiiiiv
M has gh-
Ii' ii is u
it ought to
ill . -
.zcti Ill Iill'
.Ilt- propor-
liis own
cat out uiid
mt be Is a
li FIIIiIl'ki’l
. ilt' t‘ilillll!‘
.. a marked
| litillt')’ III
for any cf-
on. I t‘llll
o cil'ct‘llvi‘
day can In-
‘ by organ-
li li)‘ lollip-
report in part \\.‘l~
l‘ETINGS.
' . ‘~. userving the-
' ' i "‘r- purl i'rw )l‘lll'h. i:~ no i't-nmir thul \vi-
being ob- :ilwuy: will be, and I wrll urge upon
:Ilk Iliiliiisl you lill‘ ll‘f‘t'i-Rsily ol‘ liccpiiii'. \'Hiil' III‘
tings held iicnttrlIm-III continually up in ii..-
Inisi night. standard. for iIII'II‘ IH no knowiur. win-u
‘ .ind the. gcii- ii will be called upon ior :irtunous
of the le- Work.
ctlug Were: I would suggest find. at. won as prac-
wIIi sti‘cI-t. iii'thlc, Ifiirl’f‘R be installed in "up"
ink Smith. i|o.-:e quarters The pr: cui «intent is
II. II. (‘iIr-' Iiot at all satisfactory to iiil' tit-part
4 ()l-llltll‘ll Incut or in the safely at the pl'Illitvi'ly
t‘lliil‘l'; Mrs. «if lilil‘ t‘iIiZt‘ll‘i, 'l‘liere i» no gunran»
street...AII. ice than this :llilliil‘iilllf- will respond
’I‘ucsdny llIiti failure may come at n time when
will be the Its ubscuce will cause tho be of tluiu.
iiuiouvlllc. Nilltiti of dollars by lirc
the pastor:
ui'd lth'flllt'.
e Ferris. 27
ti. I4. Ellip-
’l‘hi~ (‘III'INIA
uurdus, l2tl
li‘. liouiweil.
west Main
ier; S. W.
Another [Horn of upparaiu-t rpm p.
tici't-I-ilvi- Is the I’ioneci' truth, and in
new machine should be ili.‘-t.iilI~.| ”1' ii...
llili Ullt' cqiilppi-il Mill in u Ixitltlcl‘s, iii
if‘ilhi. I Would recoiuintiui. bowl-yer.
that it new truck be |llIliillNPtI with u
how rcci uud IWII eiieiui- .li tunic. luir-
lug the past your We buit- Il'al'li wziier
but four times. the I't'll of III“ work
. led by the bclug done with cthult i-
on 'l‘hursdiiy i would also I‘llil your attention 1.,
.~ church and ' the wins method of our: busting u no...”
Friday Iif- quantity of bone eucii war and thus
ulnuing at. it i overcome the natural shrinkage of this
for missions commodity. as you are well :Hvure in."
\anan's As-irubber hose ilfllt'l'iiil'lll" with an.- and
‘lll. Christian in tiiuo becomes unreliable llllti llllirgi.
, liulouvilio, fill‘t‘iltli'll's-i.
: Elinor lilll.i 'l‘here III'I' many auniii iiitiilvm whit-ii
pastor: Missiiuive come up during the your and
P. Morguu,‘ have been met with your pi'IilllliI ut-
.tcuiion. and for those combicvuiioiia
‘ - I and my colleagues rillt't-l‘t‘iy iluinli
"Hi SERVICES. you. Iltii in the prompt rcnwdyinu of
' . the Week of minor affairs. kindly lot-p the premier
First Moilto- out-i4 in mind. and if to your wisdom
' we been (‘tllllr you H‘t- III, wp should b- opium.“ to
object will be how your comuililcc Iiimu iii-e depart.
' up. of the lie-iuieui affairs look into lill‘ matter of
- u service will i the Pioneer truck illlii inc horse din-i...
Seth Reming- tion at Hope, llom- mun-mix. i do not
‘ «posit. believe btit that you an il~a I‘tillvl'l'annl
, topic. Prayer with those affairs in- i run, and l mu
“ the president. perfectly content to lctii'c the matter
w 2‘. Clarence A. to your good judgment. myself and the
other members of the board being
ready at any time to sire any assist
once you may demand.
.I. THOMAS.
EDWARD
[r l'lilci Enulllt'el‘.
Norwulli. (‘onn.. Jim 7, um
All of the coiincllmon wore in their
clubs at last night's meeting. inclnd.
. .k in the arm Int: .lumiu; ‘l‘, lliiliircll. licury Mallwis,
Clarence flattery. (ihflril‘d iI, llilwmh.
Charles A. Ilenllcltl and David F.
Gould.
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. "pic, Prayer for
““ Superintendent
.4.» pt :iding. l
‘ or for Mom.
man of the
the Industrial
nit;
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4“ no lrotful.
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ables. d
Coats, Suits,
AT POSITIVELY
REGULAR PRICES.
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Wiicn you come here you will be brought face to lathe with a moat, i‘cuinrkable clearInE “'9' 0“
that forcibly holds the attention, bccauso It is a genuine mark down of p 'l'it'l'tt on nigh-grade, seasonable wear-
EI'I‘ “tt ,1.
‘ Be Wisewand Trade Early in the Day.'
Early showing of the New Wash Fabrics“ for Spring .
and Summer, including, Spider” Silk, Printed Silks, Tis-
sue, Soie Dechesse and Printed Silk Mull. -‘ , ,
THE BOSTO
PORT.
Would Like to Hear From Experts
Sent to Germany Before February
15th.
\VASIIINII'I‘UN, .liiIi. h’.----'I‘iic Slnic
Department has intimated to the I‘X
pcvts who Wl'l'l‘ r‘ciit it) (icI‘IIitiuv to
confer with (lci'uian experts relative
can tai‘il'l schedules that it would like
I’ll IllIl'ix ii ri-liiirl 'MIlllt: Iillit‘ Iii‘itil't-
tlic middle of l"ciii'it;ii'\' til the i.iit'>.l.
'I‘Iiis rcouest was made necessary by
th‘ fact that in view of tlIc I)l‘]llil‘lllii'lll
that it' any legislation is necessary to
the tariff expects, at least two Week‘s
tiIIIc Will be required to [li'i‘l't't‘l it.
should t‘ougri-ss lccl disposed to pro
ccctl In the lllilili'l‘.
’l‘lit- depurinicni hopes that the Ant»
crli‘uii experts; will be able to recom-
incud suliit- charges in tin. minim:
llilhtnls III :ilillliliibil'lilitlll (If 'lit' i'iiit:
ilit (it l‘llitill cxpoitt .. :s'u-li .l chuiixc
in tidiiiiiiisirutlon could be tlTet-totl
easily by :I llltil‘l'l' :iinciuimcui of tho
rules by the St-crcturv of lili‘ 'l‘reii
silty
Ii on ”11- other ililllti as It Is inclici
oil will bi- lIIl' case, substantial titans
vs III ilic picwiit ixiriil l:i\\ :it‘t- I'oiiuil
ill be :iltsoliitcli In-cwssnrr to lilt‘t‘l
”In German collipltiliit. uhci'c the ill-*-
iice III the latter is iltilllilil'ti. tiicll
lIIc udluinislrution probably will roili-
iuil u draft of lili‘ legislation to t‘ou-
gross and if if .xlniii nppcar that owing
ltl lb.- illil‘ iI.ti~- this; is tloliw, l‘tiiitzi'i'x-
siouul tit-lion cannot be t\p--.-ti-ii be-
fore the :Itljoui‘uineiii of tin- [Il‘vst‘lil
session. Iill'll it will ln-n t‘t'i‘r’rtli‘v to
look to tho Iii-riiniii tirivcviiinciii to
again cxieiid Iiniii iiie l'oiiouma Ncr‘
iiiiin oi (‘oiigrcss Iill' provisions of iill'
prcscui llcriuun luw iiiilliillllii: .\llll'-
rich to privileges of the liiiliillilillll
tariff III (lernumv
We Have Just
rcceivctl :Inoilicr shipment of Quar-
IcI‘t‘d tiuli Sideboards. the iliii'.‘~i dc
sign and illlct-L quality. A1»: ii In!
of Iron ("mtchM. fitted with the licsl
cotton lliltih' and pillows. \liiil'il wi-
offer from 8:4 75» up.
\l'c also received .\i't
Squares. containing Iii‘llhtivirt, Ili'llfifil‘i‘
leis. Axuiinisters :illii \‘eivt-tr. from
‘ltl up. We litilc lI loi nl‘ ll'illiillli
'l‘abics III 3i l.'i uiul ('itlliil'h iloi‘scs
from (the. tip.
F. A. MITCHELL,
Cub or Credit.
3 and 6 Wall St. Norwalk, Conn.
Tot.
Sonata Yam
0N
Suits. Gocrcoats
AND GENTS FURNISHINGS
ll. Gill'illili’b‘.
MIN'O AND BOVS' VURNIOHER.
11 N0. MAIN OT. 80. NORWALK.
u lot oi
WON-”Otvutvx;
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' Park 83 Tiliord :
. rmr
“ Wines. Liquors anti Cigars
“Hotel Clifiord ”
CIIAIILES REYNEKE.‘.
Proprietor.
'l‘olopnono ”I-
ley am where it bears intrdt'st upon '
to the complaints against the Ameri“
fiuick upon a ledge.
lwuier soaked.
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Kivc effect to thc rccoiniin-ndutions of ‘
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STATE DEPARTMENT WANTS RaiOI-D WRECK C'AUGHT ANCHORS.
Present Cargo Is More Valuable Than
When Boat Sunk 18 Years Ago.
KIT’I‘ERY, Me., Jun. 8.-—In the bulk
of the schooner George Savage. which
lsauk to the bottom of the Piscataqua
itlvcr. eighteen years ago. a diver has
discovered a cargo more vnlpable than
‘thnt carried by the vessel when she
was wrecked. The Savage was sailed
up the river laden with sawdust on
'.iuly 28, 1889. when she broke her
Tide and wind
swept. the. vessel into deep water. and
she sunk after her curgo had become
Islilil'H inul litwll removed 'Silt? lay at the
bottom o' be i'in-l' forgotloll by most .
oi' the III llN‘l'S who entered the port.
lit-ct utlr :i diver who was examining
the boiton of the river stumbled upon
the oid.i.nik. and upon investigation
found iiiiiil'widtilidn the old ribs a num-
iii‘l‘ 01' but!” anchors, valued at hund-
Mlfi of rioliars. Several of the larger
vessel: which enter the river had
i'ouieti 'itl'll‘ anchors in the old wreck
anti lo>v them. The Savage at present
lics in ' u fathoms of water. Although
iin- oi ‘ ‘i‘ilk is now considered valua-
hie no attempt, has becn made to sel-
\‘uttv on account of“ the strength Willi
with i: “:u- iidc runs at this 00““, and
on in . onnt ofthe depth of the writs-I;
Efforts to rats.- the
vessel were unavalling. and after her
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OOOOQOWW
CRACKER SALE.
We carry the largest assortment of fancy Crackers and Biscuits
in The Norwalito.
A FEW OF OUR SPEClALS.
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FANCY CREAM FIG sARs, (cur To. ................. 10c La.
NATURAL BISCUIT coss REGULAR iOc Goons ....... 9c PKG.
REGULA 15c CAKES AT .......... tic Ls., OR 2 LBS. FOR 25c
NABISCO'SUGAR WAFERS. (cur TOi .................. 8c PKG.
FRANK LOETZ BAKERY co., SNELL a SIMPSON. NATIONAL
' BISCUT co.
We purchase from these three large concerns and their products
comply with the New National Food Laws.
WHEN YOU GET “CRACK ER HUNGRY"
LINE.
LOOK OVER OUR
a, ,1:
lilo
THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE.
New York Grocery Go.
South Norwalk. TEL EPHONE. Norwaik.
Call, 440. Call, 436.
“WWWOOOOMMOOOOW
Phone 322-4.
WE ARE
Ready for Christmas with the fine at but of goods in this section.
you don't think so call at our store. We can furnish yen with the but the
world produces in good things to eat. Wr want your Christmas order. and
if placed hero you are sure of the high est satisfaction-
CHARLES Ea SEYMOUR,
LEADING GROCER.
33 WEST WASHINGTON s'r. SOUTH NORWALK.
a- - M- .
The Winning
Coffee.
at each price In here—especially our imittiinr 25¢ a pound Mocha and
Java. That’s the coffee that pleases litmus-“INN fl" "l'tl' this broad
land. It is the largest seller in this cuim'll‘ 'l'llm’r Hunt bc a roa-
Itmt Try It; then you'll understand on wrist"
Jill-I.» OIANULATID .UOAR ttttttttttt '9”
THE UNION PACIFIC TEA co.
1“ W‘Wflflfll 0!» Coach Norwoik. Next to Po
room can . ‘ Free nib???"
If
We still have someofthe nice notn'tt"g ""i “"1 “"""' they ban will
sell at ”I in 8 bushel. ma or more.
. (let your supply in while this mi Iii \l’l'iliilf‘l' Iutr.
Lmfi.’ J Osclo d;
71 North Main It.
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