or the busi-
an“ warm as
illli. and
that is
g white
and standiul collar of
introduced upon a
with good effect. mak-
9 than the some
loss gt a rich plaid
to visit friends
deratenesa of
r entertainers.
o these two quali-
hing else. make
ODS whose Vir
_ with pleasure.
rgw fire you
a ya Suburban
; MM“ it by buying
reputed pointer and than
thou "WM It is just as
‘ all it does not pay
and if you do not
whatvmakes the color-
. may thlpk .you have
., .
scape y‘all paper are us-
are a (locus. or course
W this f banishing pic
M some in favor or pic
pipers hilt a single room
..troated is a realist chhnge.
no: plaltvv'ln' the middle of
solid ills apron enteritis
n 1 opening to the;
of the long Mt where the ab-
" platted skirt spreads out.
,‘l! you wanbwtmhis your velvet
Whip: suit very smart, line the short
rt. around its flaring lower edge
with sever: sillt frills. They
sip to it out rob) the feet and
“swish". olightfully, though faintly.
. The disagreeable task or {washing
‘ or: lunch soiled handkerchieis is sim-
illiu‘d by putting them into cold water
eon hing shared soap and lemon
' d‘ pilowing it to come slow
Hour sway the water and
stool and th9y will be snowy
W
infill. MGM THE SCUTl-i
to also some valuable advice
who so , with Janie has
trouble, says I. K Blah
k. Tenn "l have prov-
' condition.
great relief and after tak
more bottles, 1 was cone
rod; so completely that it
pleasure to recommend thl s
. Sold under guaran-
‘ ‘ , Wesd’s.
06‘506.
N,orwallr
l
;;AN PRINCE HERE.
NCISCO.,Jan 15. -—Prince
1lndia. is. descendant of
cat and 'most distinguish-
s of Bombay, arrived here
on the Japanese steamer
.. The prince is accompan-
._ ralj secretaries and has
' ll American industries.
W...—
E RIGHT NAME.
barre the popular over-
r- at Fort Madison. is.
ing's New izlfe Pills are
9 dd they. act more ance-
o c re hilllousness and
at F H. Baxter's.
' and‘i lil. f. Weed}.
v
cod and make one feel 01'
ms ....iil it w
”831011184! Plaiatedandflw
Kelley, .lr., South Norwalh. and E. P.’
Weed, Norwallr.
House islet Standing Conrail-
. lees.
_ (Co-Mailed me‘ll‘irst Page).
sits With this committee. s
The lobar committee is headed by
Chapter. oi Mano ester. an employer.
who has with hi Heinemsn. of Merl»
den. and Connery. ct Reddins. who
are said to be labor unionists. Senior.
' . or A‘shiord. a. carpenter by trade. and
Bldwell. of Glastonbury. all Demo-
crate: Pratt. of Essex, who Is 'a coal
dealer; lily. of Harwinton. a lumber.
than; Asplnwnll. of Washington and
Plumb. of Proweet who are tarmers.
Representative Fans. of Wethsrs~
held gets Fisheries and Game through
his familiarity with the same laws.
This committee will probah y have to
consider hills to on pipe the; deer
nuisance and the ..; when EM
thought to be Grannr: and wall come
from the country towns. The bill
dealing with the oyster industrial sli-
uutiou before this committee. but the
shore imam not represented. .
The. railroad committee is headed
by screen. of Greenwich. from which
town comes Senator Walsh. Iaehr. of
New Harem sets a place on it. The
only Democrat is Baker. of Ashford.
For the excise committee. which
Will have to consider the license bills.
Hull. of Monroe, a lawyer. who has an
office in Bridgeport. gets first place.
The' biggest fight before this commit-
tee ia expected to be on Matthew 0’-
Brian's bill .i’or e. um: basis of granting
licenses
Mr. Hooker: o6 Hhr‘tford. s to
the chairmanship (in banks. tough
it was thouaht he would zeta approp~
riations. First place on the latter goes
to Rockwell. of Bristol
Mr. Hooker. of Hartford. goes to the
chairmanship on banks, although it
was thought he would get appropria-
tions. . First place an the latter gods
to Rockwell. of Bristol.
Conner. Democrat. oi Enfleld. gets
the chairmanship of the committee on
sale of lands: W lee. of Wethersheld
the chairman of he committee on
State's prison; Allerion. of Middle-
bury. on roads. bridges and rivers;
Griswold oi Guiliord; military aflairs:
Green. of Berlin.m Wtacturers
The committee '3 on incorporations
is headed by Candeld of Thomaston.
considered to be an excellent selection,
as Mr. Canticld was on the commis-
sion which codified the laws of Con.
nectlcupt and later went to Rhoda is.
land to do the sign-no there on suggew
tion of Herbert ox Smith Dr. Hig-
gins. of Coventry. is chairman of the
committee on humans institutions.
The early prospects are that most
of the joint committees havd a lot 0!
work ahead. The committee on public
health and safety. which usually is
particularly busy. will have before it
the bills to regulate the operation ct
automobiles. Among the bill: expect
oil to be referred to the committee on
lroads is one said to have been
rawn up providing tor reduced fares
on the electric lines in several cities
bf file state .the basis beinn eight
tlokpts for tisentyvilve cents.
State Commitment“ —- L w E
On Agriculture: -—_Messrs. Kings.
bury. of Coventry. Selleck of Salisbury.
Gillette of Milton. Cogswell of Wash-
ington. Carter of Clinton. Platt of
Southbury, Low of Norwalk. Brown of
Plaiuileld.
0n Appropriations. —Mesurs. Rook-
well of Bristqol Smith of Middletown,
Kerr of Stamford. Marsh 0’! Litcn'iield.
Allyn oi Ledyard. Welton of Warren.
Beadley of Brenford. Brunn of Wood-
stock. Merwln of New Britain.
0n Banks:-—Messrs. Hooker of
Hartford. lebita of Norwich Whiton
oi New Motion, Tanner ct Winchester“
Lyon oi Canterbury, Birdseye oi Fann-
instep. Syms of Greenwich. Pinney of
Staiford. Grim: of Granny
0n Cities and Boroughsz-Messrs.
Malone of Bristol Perry oi' Milford.
Allen of« New Britain. Quintsrd of Nor
,Walk Williams of Glastonburg. Lou—
xal of Torflngtcb. Cmttenden of Nor-
wich. Baboon]: of Plalnileld. Cunning-
ham oi- Wuhan-y.
0n» ill
I.
alum—“Messrs: Cuplvcr of
Nichols of Huntington. lines};
. son, Rogers of Southinston.
ha 5, .Plymouth. Winchell oi Corn-
ital. ‘ Gllqblloil of Mansfield, Arnold
or Chamois. Crows oi Newtown.
Oil Mention: F—hfessrs. 'i‘ibbits of
Wei “oxford. Banks {Moses ill) of
i f Preston. Gard-o
o Pelidleton of lie-p
: Address
' Y
b inf [to " Cheshire, Francis
r0 %:Mu of Windaot melts,
ell ’ M7366
lit-iridium. Tor-
“Nest at Derby.
Hull‘oi snv
oi
Dunn cf
Rodshaw
o 9 .
"Windi- him a of '
Winchell. Much of Po ran.
rt Antonia. ’i‘utlie 0! root:
91,999.99! son of Wetsuit. Papa
" ”Windsor books; ““6516
biennial and Mrs—Messrs glint.
.9360”. RUB” ’
'coaaan. no oi
D! My. Mobiles of Sherman.
On Insurance—diessra-«mler of Bill
.ofNorth '
Halli)! of
» lesion.
illiddlebrook of Sharon. Hale ct Croni- . .
well.
On the Judiciary:-ilessrs. Banks
(Elmore S.) of Falrdeld. Conn 0: Mil-
ford. Torrey of Putnam, Jewell of New
Hartford. Smith of Hartford. l'ish of
Stafford, Hayes of Waterbury. Noose
of Vernon. lgtlmer of Gretna.
On Labor: -Cheney of Manchester,
Heineman of Meriden. Pratt of Essex.
A inwall of Washington. Senior of
As ford. My oi Harwlnton‘. Connery
of lteddlnx. Plural! its! Erospect Bid
. welicf Glastonburg.
‘~ Gill‘s fiaoiggc}ur;5r;~ldes;;a Caren
of to. You, , ourn
of Manchester g of Some .
Holman of Nestle no of Far:-
iugton. Pheian of" l rt. Nevins
of lmiles! Fall-held. Bushman of Marl-
ou.:h
MOI: Military Affairs: ——Mcssrs. Grie-
wold of Guilford Didweli of Ni
Hartford. Gibson of Woodhury. Good
rich of Waterbury. Roger oi Danbury.
Bockwith of East Lyme. Stokes of
Westbrook, Gallup of Kllllngly, Viets
trictav-hlsssrs.
Gibson of Sterling, Snyder of North
glow _n Cable of Oxford, Dicker-
an o unbeaten Brosdbent of Ham-
den. normalise of Klilingworth. Rura-
ssy of Bedding. Hall of Hartland.
On Bellman-widens” Burnes of
Greenwich, Jones of Sayhroolt. Iain-
of New'Haven. Gledhlll of l.toniuston
Harris of Sharon. Baker of'Ashford
Monger of Madison. Gordon of Endeld,
Charter of Ellington.
0n Roads. Bridges and Rivers—-
Messrs. Allerton of Middlebury. Tho-
mas’ of Simsbury. Brow of Lebanon,
Back of Union. Case 0 Barkamsted.
Selleck of Ridgetleld. Caulkins of Old
Lyme. Butler of Woodstock, bungee of
Canton
On Sale oi Lands: .... shrs. Connor
of Eulleld. Smith of Weston. Hubbard
of Bloomfield. Andrew oi Bethany,
Lord oi Stonington, U hf 'l‘oland.
Tucker of Simsbury.
lord. OBrlen of Norfolk.
On School minds—Messrs Peck
.oi' Stratforil. Asplnwall or Washington.
Williams 3' Midd lotow'il. Rice 0
Granny. A ood of Watertowu. 03%»
ham of Andbve‘r. comm
hron, Down‘ey of Wallidiford. OShea
of Canterbury
Do State Prison: -—Mesa; 3. Welles.
of Wethersileld. Heineman ”of Meriden,
Becker of Ridgeileld. Reddbld of Say.
brook. Perrin oi Thompson. Clark of
Annuals. Smith of mi. Hartford.
Walton of Bridgewater. Mailwarning of
Waterford.
Joint Select Committees.
0n Capitol Furniture and Grounds:
~Msssrl. Tibbiis of Norwich. Wilson
of Harwinton. Hickok... is; Bethe]. Au-
sur of Middledeld. Mo diof Coichea-
tor. Burbank of Sufilsld. wining of
00le Welch oi Chap in. Collins
of Chatham.
0n .Congressionsl and Senatorial
Districts: -Messrs. Roberts of Nauga~
tuck. Richardson of Nonh Stonington,
Dickinson oi' Haddam. Havens of
Rocky Hill, Lyman of Columbia. Her-
bert of Griswold. Lee of Lisbon,
nge of Newtown. Sulliva no! Bos-
On Constitutional Amendments
(Joint) l—Messra. Jewell of New Hart-
ford. Griswold oi’ Gullford. Williams
of Middlewwn. Thorb 9f-
NeWington... Clark of Colchester.
~ Wright oi rHartland. Kinney of Brill
ford. ~ . 5
On Federal Reiaiions: 41mm.-
Dunn of Windham. Lym of 001 um-
his. Klaus of Voluntofiim. Browning
of Franklin, Stoddard figNewlngton.
Kilbride oi Newtcwn. . 90f Beacon
Falls. Dolheare of en.» Dossln oi
Merlden.
0n legislative Expenses. ~Messrs.
Hickok of Bethel. Upson of Wolcott.
Robert. of Naugatuck. Tanner. of Win-
cheater. Cody of Pialnvllls. Beckwith
inset Lyme. Gallup of Killingly.
thersfleld. .
On New Counties and Country Seats
z—Messrs Rogers of Danbury. Perrln
of Thompson. “Her-knees of Preston,
Squier of Ashford. Smith of East
Hartford. Culver of Seymour, Page of
Sorasue.
0n Public Health and Safeil': v-Mes-
are. Knight of Salisbury, King of New
Milford. Bernhard oi Montvllle. Smith
of Broolilleld. atlllhms of_ Goshen,
Tor 199i ‘oi.’ Ches ire. Beach at West
rtdrd. Carlson of swam. Bond
rep at Bridgeport. v
0n Putnam Memorial Camp: --hlcs«‘
sis. ltumsey of RouglnfluNicholab of
lHuntingtou. Clark
Mills oi Celebroolr. Waterbury at
Dorian Newton of Durham. Wooster
Mei-Q? n. Clark oi Moll Falls,
Ilia! M Lebanm
pOn Rules ”clam-44m fSta‘ifcrd.»
lily of Harv/intents. Vista-W140!!-
KluneyBof muonslstsr oi
yii‘lbfl. Wooster of nestles. Jodoln
of Shilling Old: of Bill “
0h Woman accuser
vernon. Slotted or '
”for: own! long? ‘ 3 , 'v
V . hm
O demand:
, a
well of iii-st Hart“! ..‘lititn‘es oi r-v
mouth. Warren at.
Us State hibrsryw-livnsiu banish
slut ..., ...“...
site: of Gull- 9
Trumbull. v
Dougal or Torrington: Stoddard oi’ ,
Chamberlain of Hebron. Welles of We- ,
Kent. Green of Tolland. Jodoln of ‘
moo-we
v i .
(Moos: E.) of Falrdeld.’Burnbam of,
Andover. Plumb of Prospect ‘
0!: Unfinished Business—Melee“
Lehr of New Harm. when of Bon-
rah, Tucker of Sim):
nonfiction
On Constiilllillual ‘Amohdments: ——
Messrs Perry f Milford. all of Non-
,Morgan o Col'cheater, Thayer of
Union. Clark 6! Ansonia. 'l‘uttle of
Torringten. Auxur of- Mlddledeld
:.—-Meflll‘8
0n Continneut Expo
.of Mont-
liowell of Stamford, Bil
ville. Brainsrd or Seniors.
On Assignment of Seats: —-llesars.
Bartlett or Madhsm. Marsh oi hitch
held. Thomas «.mmahurtv ‘
IHYANO “180:“! INTO WOW.
SPOKANE Wash Allan; 515. -—W. J
Bryan and firesidsn6‘iilty JLA Bryan of
the Washington State College. were
thrown into a snow bank at Pullman
yesterday. The team drawing them
from the college to the station ran
away and the sleigh was upset Neith-
er was hurt, but their clothing ivas
smiled with snow.
When the cold allude ‘ and crack
the skin get DoWitt’s Witch Basel
aim. Sold by The bustier Pharmacy
and ThesBridle Phermao
WatchM day’s
adv.
. for our inventory
sale. ‘3
‘Jpsaiqff’s
12 No. mm St. 3.80. Norwalk.
in
w “
We Hays Just 1
received another siiipmont of Quar-
terdd Oak Sideboards. the latest de«
sign and lineal quallty. Also a lot
of iron Couches, fitted with the Wt
cotton pads and pillows, which’ we
oilerircm $8.75 up.
lets, Axmlnisters and Velvets. from
‘310 up. We have a lot of ironing
Tables at 31.16 and Clothes Horses
from 55c up.
Millstone-rm
“WWW“
“‘1'!" in ms en~rssod mass!
"3W nay-[mug syncs:
Green of 'l‘ollaud. Carley. oi Plainviile. .
personally investigated,
have been most rigidly investigated
We also received a lot of Art_
Squares. containing Brussels. Brussol- v
wm‘sm
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dnueqqupaoq
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Additioiuodupeusonums‘sm
W491” (seen u 'M9'9‘...9
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DoWitt's Little Early Risers, reliable
little pills. Recommended by The
Olliford Pharmacy and The Bridal-9
Pharmacy.
lniesllllféfllsv
-l sell only investments that i hay
and whic
by some of the very best business and
pmiessional men in our city. who have
‘iarge holding: with us, and who rec
cmmend these investments to their
most intimate friends.
A card will bring you our literature,
or a personal interview.
ii. i... COBURN, General Agent.
x 16 South Main Street.
SKATES
Winslow's Best.
"Brownie" Spring
lcs Skates, Skate 9;pr Hockey
Skates and Hockey Sticks. at,
iolwdl Wllallrue 'Go.
31 Main s... Nerwalk.
Park 85 Tiliord
rms .
Wines, Liquors and blgsr’s
“‘Eotel Clifiord‘”
and... cone.
8 and 6 Wall St.
Tel.
NS l: u in it...
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(Aye new i”
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CHARLES REYNEKE
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andthlssc
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‘ in all the latest figures. stripes and check effects.
can hardly be distinguished from some of the so called exclusive
high priced Silk Novelties.
3o inches wide, per yard, 29c._
ARNOLU’S "BARONE" SILK MULL
.9 'lee products of Fairyland! A pleasing profusionoi‘ light.
~ 9‘ airy, fabrics in beautiful patterns and harmonious color shorts; lilo
‘ eluding many novelties as well as all the popular staple com
Each moon the styles improve in daintinaaa and W.
our showing' 18 more attractive than ever. It is
his to half describe the many styles.
Perhaps the most popular Wash‘Fabric now‘ is
,i t
‘ This material
Among other offerings are Mcrcerized Taffeta, Simla Silks,
Silk Musllna, Arnold “Come” Suitings, Arnold Holly Batiste, Ar-
“.79
are invited.
‘ ‘9 pianist today?
v need: every time.
that money can uy.‘Y
of any store in town.
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Yor‘ii city monibai'aa9‘
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You
THE sssr TEA AND corsair to it round in small: Corns-'5' "
right here and at it, ride ourselves in build
33 ulnar wssr‘nuo'rou or.
JEROME'C ‘HAGE TRACK
.‘Jan. litre-District Attor-
nay erome's race track h’iils vogue
trounced today In the some by
on A new. and in the saintly by As-
v south smart Stanley
Broad baked and samples given freely.
vino. you of the merits of this flour.
ITS
King Arthu
Fleur '
America’ 3 Highest Grade
FREE "1
. i
..3 myrrh-we" :-
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nold Dotted Swiss, Arnold Fine Dimity, Arnold Paris Tissuc.9
On exhibition at Dress Goods Section, main liner. '
1 nos...”
The Boston 5 ore.
Grand Demonstration of the Quality
of thisFlour at the Store of
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
South Norwalk' 3 leading Grocer.
A taste of the bread will con-
Don’t fall to attend January 14—20: All
BEST
FOR SALE ONLY BY THE
rim
LEADlNG GROCER.
Both two Now
i
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Bi“...
variably .i
had 'l‘ar.
Purdm
BEAUTIFUL’SOUVENIR TO EVERY LADY.
Do You Know
that the Crown Aster Brand of Canned Goods are the finest on the. ‘
,';Crown Aster Brand“
of films elm. Peaches. Extra Bartlett Pears, California Acidosis.
Extra Cherries. Fancy Extra Sifted Peas. Finest Mains Corn, Fanny ‘
Asparagus Tips, Fancy Cream Suocotash, Delicious Stringlssa ems. _9
Tiny Lima Beans, Pork and Bonus and Crown Aster Jam are all put
up with the preatoat of care. 4
to buy the best and if you buy Crown Aster Brand you get slpgsnt J
a
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‘ South semis. TEL EPHONE. Norwalk. "
'Call. «0. call, 4839.9
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Phone 3.22-4
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CHARLES u; sermons,
children ’
lib
uniforms to “Manual
Elli! Drug MW“
hold hrL
'i‘hs' Cliiford Phermscy and one Brides ‘
Pharmacy.
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