will: our 090
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titling Bi.
loath, Nor-walk. Conn.
. 33 South Mon ‘31:, “South Not-walk.
mi '00., who teller
1011 according to
3,
was.
i:
, is in ‘order. Every Suit, Coat. Shirt” ”duller-s must go. To eilect ’
litiis' Sweeping, thinner Salt.
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this clearance in the’shortest possible time, we have made the
deepest feduction ever'knownth‘roughout the. entire stock. be-
cause our‘Sprintg models will arrive the 20th of this month. and
we need‘the room. as our policy is not to carry over to another
season. Cut right and left, and they must he sold.
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' ’ Former Price. Now.
Women’s Tailored Suite of Fine $25.00 $12.00
Mixtures, Broadcloth; -Cheviot, 30.00 15.00
Veivets.‘ Every one made in our 40.00 20.00
own work shop in New York city. 50.00 2 5.00
T
1' , ‘ ‘ r . . $10.00 $ 5.00
Women's Mixed Coats, highly 12.00. 6.00
tailored. . 15.00 7.50
. . ..- 00.00 10.00
Womyn’e 5.ng Black Coats. ‘ $20.00 $10.00
mid of Fine Melton, Broadcloth 30.00 15.00
. my. lined . throughout 40.00 20.00
eavyrsstin.
1 eJll Furs with a guarantee on every piece, and will say
that they/will be notified 33 cents on the dollar. Come today
1 anddon‘t delay, as they will not last long at: such prices. You
pay four times as much elsewhere for Furs as good as ours.
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Women’s Highly Tailored Skirts.
made, of fine mixtures. Broad-
cloth, Panama. Silk Volles and
repes‘n all colors.
Former Price.
$ 2.48
5.00
10.00
1 5.00
20.00
- 30.00
35.00
Now.
$' 1.98
3.48
5.00
7.98
10.00
I 5.00
18.00
Women’s WAISTS. We
carry the finest Waists in town.
"jib/mire looking for good," clehn goods.beautifully design-
1..
3} ‘LyysyllthuMain Street,
lib/lav BASKET. i
ket‘ should contain the 1
articles, none of .them i
£8 .
rd-v—about hall a pound’.
l.
E09 . ~ -
.1 ‘ _ . gof‘ jinén filold;
‘ll‘i. t. nerve u‘wsshcioths.
‘-. ii .
W3! rdmdtc r.
1 .. 010» in “the ground “outlier "
. ’evongdlslioneat promoter—0r do
1,01 a savings account in th
‘ ., . attention before putting. y
l
, tone.
m an to serve as towais...‘ [the ad '
lees about. one yard square. ' '
.‘ 1’ . l. 1 j "
i011.
" _ Sale in_ both stores
this. Cloak tint House,
513-515 Main Street.
' STAMFORD.
1 convsulem BATH MAT.
. ‘F‘r the boarder 0r
rive. and all of them 1canuot always command a bath tub
'for the cold plunge every morning; a
quick 00
datum, . .
'i ‘ More is it contrivance for avoiding
.the wetting of carpets and rugs that
traveler
1 f of an ovor-oon- ‘
Went the dependable
. ,insa Bank: Mk
ate some wild cat ._
id 1901101130 is a necessary sub~
lld‘enouxh large-sized
m droond. the square, Fold
blieoileloth all round to
f mat. with a; raised
clltclt ~ali drippinga «in
who
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uMinMmmflfl
.urs. ”smut florisrti'. VI 0
the isle Il‘laeloi lit-natty. died . ..
hem of her dauntin- rs. rm _ :
finial ill Wilton. on 1; 0M
illness. The funeral son on inure4
he in lit. listy’s Church. Harri/gilt. 10‘
day. Nearly sixty yasrs aso‘ s
Moriarty and his brother, Morr I, the
to‘ this country from Ireland an. 09-1
cured employment on the occult‘ u
of the Dobbin-y and Norwslk ral 11900.1
and three years later he married my.
caret Hoflmsu, in the old St. Meryl.
cuurch at No Walk. lusttiifiy ”1:5
"0 they pure lied il-ltlrltl in what 5
known as Huckleberry Hills. when.)
the deceased lived with her son. liter“
ris 13.. until last fall, when shows.»
prevailed upon to make her home with
Mrs. Nolan. who is her eldestchild.
The other sons and daughter who suit:
fire her are‘ Mrs. Herbs and Mort t.
D.. of Wilton; Daniel, of Wakefield,
Vt; Miss Johannah, oi Morristown.
and Mrs. Mary Corroll. of Maiden,
Mass. The deceased was a woman of
sterling character, noted for her in-
dustry and highly respected by all
who knew her.
MRS. ELI Bl‘ltl‘liARD. t E
iii-i Lottie A. Burt-hard. wife 0 n
Burchard, dropped dead early today at
her home in Knight street. Norwaik.
it is supposed that death well due to
ai‘loplolty. Dr, s, H. Huntington, the
inedlital examiner. Was rolled to view
the remains. iii-s. Hill't hard was tlfty»
four years of age. Funeral service's
will be hold“fi'01n Raymond & Song
undertaking rooms tomorrow alter.
noon at 1 o'clock, and interment will
follow in Wilton. About 1 o‘clock‘thls
morning Mrs. Burt-h u-d arose from her
bed and Willie nursing to another room
fell prostrate. Mr. ‘liurt-liurd was near-
by. but was plthli‘lt’sr to revive her.
FUNERAL OF .ltlb‘l‘ll‘ll EVON.
The funeral of Just-nil Even
was held yesterday nitornoon at 2
o'clock from his late hlll’llt' 88 Ely ave-
nue. Rev. Gabriel llokns oillciating.
The interment was in Pine island Ce-
metery. .
NAVAL APPROPRIATION I'LL
FEBRUARY 1.
WASHINGTON. .lnu ll. AChuirman
Foss. of the coininillw on Naval Af-
flill's of the House. tfixlll‘l‘Hi 10 have the
navel uppropriutlun bill ruudy to ro-
9°“ to the House on February 1.
it is Di'iiclit‘nlly assured that lhe
'bill. will not curry on appropriation
for an additional butlli'slilp. built will
i‘e-authoriso the building of the pm-
posed "Drendnonglu." unit-h is to
equal any \‘t‘ssr-l nilnnt There is
some doubt in: it.) winvilwi that ship
was properly nuiiiorimi M the last
session. in the opinion or many mem-
bers 0f the lions.» llll‘ lull who so ing-
gled between the inn hurling 0! Con»
gross that uteri-Ir iho dinning of plans
was provided for,
WANT BURNHAM'S SENTENCE DE-
LAYED.
NEW YORK. Jun. 11- .llliillCB O'Gor»
niun todny hoard nrpuuuuit nnd reserv-
0d decision on tho ll|ipllmlliln of coun~
sol for George Burnluuu. .lr., general
counsel for the Alumni llnsorve Life
Insurance Company. unruly convict
ed of lnrccny :unl sonhiu‘vd to two
years in Sing Sing, in ill-luv the execu-
tion of llil‘ si'nivnt'v until utter the
trial of President I“li’ilt‘lll‘k A. Burn-
ham, of tho conumlu, “ll-It'll is set for
next Monday. liiunluun‘s counsel
said the prisoner was u twossary wits
nose for the defense in Illi‘ trial-of his
brother utitl if lllt' l‘illl\'lt (I'd man was
sent to begin his N'llli‘lll‘l' there was
no way of bringing llllll Invro to teeth
fy.
courzssso HE KILLED on. 00x.
JACKSON, Kr. Jan I: John Smith.
who is our of tho urn under indict-
ment for tho murder mi in ll, 1). Cox.
has confessed Hun he and two other
men did the killing. ll. llurlaros that
James Hurul> ind “ll“.il'll Callahan
induced him in i‘lilvl’ 1h.- transpiracy
against Dr. (‘ox 'l lll‘ sizuilion it! quiel~
or here sinoo Spot in} .luugn (Tm-nee was
enjoined from Ill‘l'illlliL‘ .u the case 01'
Judge James H.Il';.§l5~ ilmipod with the
inssasslnniion of in i'm .ludge Cornell
loft for Franklin-i tinlny. tu explain the
situation in tho i‘umv. of Appeals.
which enjoined tho trial. ,
ROCHESTER. N. l! . Jun. lip-Coun-
ty Solicitor Abbott. 0i \Voifho‘ro t0-
day received from in: la. W. r‘HO'dll'
don. the medical roivuw. a report on
the post moriem i‘xnniilinilon‘ol the
bogy of lGegrno W,
so ' not i iii (if his mu
Fernaid, of Evm'i‘ll. Riddaplmghog
eths occurred in Enroll in Decem-
er last. The county soliclml am
nounced that he would not make tho
. report public. but n-num submit it to
District Alm‘llt‘l‘ Stilllir'irsnn of Mld'
diosex couny. Muss in. .Ho‘dgsdoll
also refused to dim
any way. l 1% lho matter m
MAINE SHIP ultra. ”X ‘
THOMASTON. .\io.. .lnn DI‘IéBJThO
town was allllolllli'l I“
, 'll ltll '
I ' hi} “‘0
his about 11 1-1.1”. an“ 1 . .1
health, flfter """lhu 0 recover hid.
it long and trill“!
voyage in \Vllk‘ll ho lv 1 ‘ ‘
A. G. Ropes, which \ I'lllthtJ a Bhlll
typhoon near lliogn.
.ll . -
more. 16.000, mm” in mun. to
I‘ My. ‘
revs: slain _
sos'rou's SCARLE‘I:
. . c. .
BOSTON. .un, u ~-'rh. " "
l’el‘ing from u mild oniilttmc‘w l! N
let fever. li(‘(‘()l‘illiil.‘,‘ in l'ign
public today, by iin- i'ln. 3“
Health. Slllt'o Milliilnr nf ‘ "
130 cases linvo lll‘t‘
board.
. “we.--
Prinnld. of‘chk" .
death at Sun nll‘llt' (“ll ’ ‘ 1‘
. t .(if 0 tr RH“ ' '
era, a prominent ship muster?” till!
Ctilll. Vilivms mint u, Club“-
"318 wreck ‘1 [111.3 '1‘
Haiti: 1
Marriages Mi .' .1. ‘1 \
“Mill-l1 New Midi; Multil-
(uoy York World). , .
President Roosevelt's» Mendelian
of race suicide.‘ it“ worked wonder! ,
"1 Newton‘- ‘ «.3 “lacrosse ”4‘;
nlillliply”wu1 ‘ .i‘mhwofd hm”
during the yen. m. The trowel
commissioner M99151"! [are out 11101.
flgums yesterday . ' “
There were hog marries“. ”1 Wt:
““63““ 0f 5.7 0
fourth! at the ver 1905. Three
in Manhattan.
record-breaker. This was 8,000 more!
than in the prev us year. .
Every day 806 as wera‘horn-
in Fwedlock
.vory day 209 is .
The poop died
crease of only 2.5” over 1905. Th"
meant, Dr. Burlington said. that New
Yoikere were growing healthier all
the time. -,
Prosperity - and Roosevelt —- the
health commissioner said were 119'
sponslble for the boom in births and
marriages. . . 3
Cancer. heart. disease. Bright's ("fi‘
ease and suicide increased.
Typhoid and children’s diseases de‘
creased.
WORDU’OF ADVICE.
rile not led away by false docll‘lues-
or become victims of maniacs.
Accept the common order of all
things. . ‘
Be moderate i all things.
Hold on to cons stency as a jewel.
glory.
AVON ll“ appalli‘ancos of evil.
Be not hasiyyto become. rich, lost
poverty may dome upon you.
Be content, with whatever falls to
your lot.
Ever be ready to assist those in
trouble. -»
Don't be bigoted or narrow minded.
Don’t think everything is wrong be-
cause you ore-not in it.
Don‘t think that. yop lire‘nll there
is. for perhaps there may be tuners.
Always carry a=~ clear conscience
nndvsmlle. and you will always be
happy,
GXY
1M
Magazine Editor-Why do you per-
sist in coming here! i loll you i don't
buy fiction. '
The Lady Anthor~0hf i don‘t wish
to sell you any of the stories. I am
writing arnovelsgeutltlod "The l‘xliest
Man unwillribib’tpdd cbme‘in merely
to obtain located-ions»illustrated Bits.
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lnresfmenis.
i sell only lnyestmenis that l have
personally investigated. and which
hull». been in 'rlgldly investigated
by some of the ' y‘besil‘biislnoss and
professional men, 11 our city, who have
large holdings to th its, and who rec-
ommend these investments in
most intimate griends.
- A card will hr you our literature.
or it personal 5‘ blew. fr .
R. L. 0030*", General Agent.
16 SouthiMaln Street.
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wignww
their
0000 novice—
WE THINK:
Have a cheerful, well heated
home this winter, it you have to
go without something else. You
will make up for it in good health.
better‘spirits and longer life.
A house :‘tlia‘t is almost warm
enough might‘as well be without
heat so far It real comfort is con-
cerned.
of it—and more.
iii lillls ital in.
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GLOV E R ’s
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RECENT ARRIVAL “‘
NEW YORK. Jim. tin-:Av‘
Steamer Celtic. Lin-rpm
SABLE 131nm), N g
Steamer Lit hlnvnlo. llni'vo
York, was 120 miles cost 0 . 1'
It 8:40 a. in. Will probablv . "
av. ' '
RIVERS m0 meson ‘
W [NGTQN lan i
u . . . 1
. W ‘hllll‘lvlllm'oluibl
oiled on labour
l .
montages toolt NW9
here were 111,722 blrthav—nlw h" ‘
Every dfll‘ 19? couples were joined 1‘
total deaths were 76,206. on in- .
Be not anxious for praise or vain
F‘
our‘Coai will do all you expect
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uuary Sale 60510: all flaturday. January 12111.
S is.
We have pissed on sale about five hundred men! plain and fancy 811100001111 MW
Suitable for Wallets and Dresses. You can We yonroholeo of this lot at 501' per yam; E .
CloakS..$iiil$ and Furs.
Every garment, including Ladies’, Miner and.§hlldren's, to so in in in halo,
which are have placed on them we will allow a special diheount of 20% on nny garment an alien _
durinx'this sale. The goods are all high madame“ tipln the very best manner, in 0.1;.an W ‘1 _
tivc styles. l ' .. . ' l ’ ‘
Olll' Mnuhl’l'fltliblt Reducing J11
“unfit; ammonia;
i have a most intenha‘ respect,
1 always had—for iptnllect.
i wonder. 10 s. great extent.
At ony rare accomplishment.
I envy those whom the stars
And know how far ills to Mars.
Likewise the scientific stifle
Who read Egyptian hieroglyphs.
And yet that’s easy, i suppose,
To any one who really knows.
if i should try. i‘ll bet a dime
That I could do the trick in time.
But when you come to something herd
Just figure on a railway card--
A folder with its il‘lva" and "ars"
And complicatedr.0ectlon bars.
.1
its “1's" and "‘k‘s" and "0's“ and “11's.
its shameless diaroxerd of days.
its column tilled‘wlthydgure dense
Arranged without ~11 lick of sense.
>- ' i
it: Junction points and signal stops-—
They make 1110 Just as mad as hops._
«Mm. ‘
iA ~n-. -MIDYV' "‘
1.
rr. ‘ . .
in... . . mane
mill: rt.
Y t men more mi have no doubt. ‘ .
he really make the darned thin; outl
And that, indeed, is where 1 and .
The triumph of the human mind, J?!
5 ~Chlcsgo News. 1
it is said that corned beef hash as'
made by the receipt-of Senators Han».
nc’s 000k. was verypopular in Wash-1
lngton several years ago. When the,
head waiter of the Senate restuarant
wanted hash prepared very carefully,
he ordered lt.thls way. ’
, “One corned beef hash for Senator
Hana." . ~ ' . ‘
One day. when the restaurant was;
doing a heavy busln almost every; 1:
body seemed to want corned beef hash
and "corned beef hush for' Senator Hs- .
nd" had been ordered fourteen times.
Whenithe fifteenth order went down.
to the kitchen. the chef shouted! .11
"That's fifteen orders for Senate '
Hanna! He'd better look out or hell
founder hisaoif." ‘
LUNCH AT NORWALK CLUE.
A Saturday night lunch will be oer-r.)
vad at the Norwallt club tomorrow}
evening. The entertainment com-
mittee is seriously considelrag having-x
these lunches weekly. ' . * .
"KW“..“W I“ seldom MN“-
: - Telephooeflmfiilm '
. t
.- ,Good ; '
Overcoat
.,ll¢aflher. .
The real winteriis'n‘ow with
. us. 1. Your, Christin shopping
, 1; in allover. ,You"‘enllowthillk
Young .
«“1 don't
for. but ,
" . baby to" c
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