Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 17, 1907 · page 2

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Valunfi’oc‘.‘
ien’ Gowos. 59c.
Value 75c

75c. Value 89c.
85c. Value $1.00 "

”WWII! N‘
thé machine!
miter with it. ,
Why‘nhould I not ‘

Browii.

, I owe him. —Detioii Free Prods.

I ,or this week we have taken our stock of Flannelette Gowns
I ,put on special prices.
NELETTE GOWNS.

suonr‘ ‘KlMONAS.
39c. Value 50c

59c. Valiie 75c
75c. Value $1.00.

 

Gowns, 39c.

 

LONG KIMONAS.

 

GENT'S NIGHT SHIRTS.
‘ 85c. Value $1..00 . ‘

85c. Value $1.00.
$r.25. Value $1.50.

 

 

GENT’S

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3 this week only.

minerals ST. .

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

facilities.

 

Yard

75c. Value $1 00

it of Marshall Street. "

L'ADIES' SKIRTS.

PAJAMAS.
39:. Value 501‘.

Bargains’ in other Garments.
These prices are special for Thursday, Friday and Saturday of

W F"; 1

* ermafi‘G Son,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone 445.

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ram A victim .10 Aritica. ;

 

imber, shingles, lath all kinds and grades of beveled Siding, flooring,
shin; lumber.
paper, Iheathing paper
tension ladders.

’ood, .,Cypress Poplar and Chesinut..
banishment“, shop jabbing. cabinet work. veneered work

All kinds of hard woods. .Tar paper, that coated

Hair insuldtor ond deafening papers. ordi-
Doors, sash blinds, interior house trim .i“
Straight and fancy saw-

 

Water Street I ‘

r _ jail ”Mannie

laundry :1. instills the date nursery

E
T eras nothing the

Joiner-i know it, but there corned
if he sees me with this auto

‘ i, chiefly because my name he‘ll expect me. to pay him the money
N 1101‘ ,. ed ,nl

‘ has instituted civil suits for damages

Klin- “

Telephoae 46-3.

 

mm or m
tries. especially when modules were
made it Militia W more rfliod out.
"‘ a House amended the resolution so
a WWW Bradstreet will know
info. you to give lilo members. boun-
outlet! Minn barred

“booster Walsh. '.

Win the flaunts Dir. spatially offered
ailment toths joint 91:04
for three“, senators

with: on indium. (2|de norz

hushed» . . intim-

a of thereto “it! milliliter-w
at after I ii lam
ucliDn the matter was in led. ll

branches stand Idiouraed dun next

Tuendpyiloml.
understood that Governor
Wendell! still send to the House
- through Representative bebr a draft
of In employers' liablilty act Three
more. of this nature and 1le all
told on the matter of Jury trials in tort
cases already have been introduced.
The House amended the resolution to
put the closure on new business st

 

7th but the Senate tabled the matter.
M
”I IAI. ANNOUNCEMENT RE
0A nine THU. NATIONAL FUR! n
, {GOD AND DRIJB LAW. ; ,
We. are pleased to announce thnt
Foley's Honey. and Tai- for cousins.
. cold and lung troubles is not situated
‘hyteNa‘tlnnannre mm mi
in Is "it contains no opinion or other
harmful drugs. and we rooommo
it as a safe remedy for children and
adults. Plaisted‘ll Drus Store and
The Ciiitord Pharmacy. "

assiuur wAs nor Justinian.

Court Fines Dr. Conklin Incl son for
Whipping Reporter. ,
Dr. William Ii. Conkliu or Account.
who is on the staff of the St. Vincent' I
Hospital of Bridgeport and his son.
Neal yesterday were found guilty of
assaulting Billions J. Herrick. s. ro-
porter on the Bridgeport, Herald on De-
cember 2'1.by Judge Bryan is the‘ you:
Ionia City Char-t. .
Dr. (Ionklin was fined 820 and costn
and his son 85 and costs. Their nt-
‘torney argued that they were Justifi-
ths attack by an article which
appeared in the Herald The court
declared that in his opinion the article
did not Justify the attack. Dr. Oonlo
iin paid up.
‘ The doctor assaulted the reporter'll
by striking him in the face with a do:
whip and his son and an onlce boy
sided him in the attack. The Herald

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against the physician.

The article which incensed the doc
tor was to the effect that his wife
had been stopped by the manager oi
a department store and asked to ex-
plain where she had obtained some or
the articles in her shopping bag which
she had neglected to have wrnpped up.
She showad she had purchased them
and the manner apologised for his
mistake: The reporter declared the
story was written in [0011‘ faith and
that no unkind reflection VIII made
upon the physician's wife. “

Mothers who give their children
Kennedys Laxative Cough Syrup in-
variably indorse it. Contains Honey
and Tar. Conforms to the Nail anal
Pure Food and Drug law. Sold by
The ‘Cliiford Pharmacy and The Bridge
Pharmacy.

roa cn'v sulnhliio.

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~ win Property.

NEW BRITAIN, Jun; 17. ——The com-
mon council at its meeting last night
tecelved the report of Mayor modern
regarding the purchase of the property
of the Ruswin corporation. which in-
cludes the Hotel Ruswin to be convert-
od into a city building. The mayor
has taken an option on the property.
which it is said, can be purchased at
a price which appears satisfactory.

The council adopted the mayor’s
suggestion and a committee we sir
pointed headed by the mayor.

range for oblic hearings on the mat.
it is

and 310, 000.

When the cold winds dry and crack
the skin at DeWitt‘s Witch Hazel
Salve. Sold‘
and The Bridge Pharmacy.

To ENFORCE LAWS.
Wiiiimsntie Police committee Mn is-
. susd instructions.
WILLIMANTIO, Jan. 17 .—Cuptnin
Richmond and the other members of

 

from the city police committee instruc»
tions in regard to their duty in enforc-

‘ servsnce and Sunday clOsing. The
. mlioo are to make arrests whenever
they see any violation of the laws, but

 
 
 
 

caseb.’ nor do detective work. neither
are they unlined to report violations

 

concurred on ”939“. pp

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lid Broincrd. Shaver and Hall

New Britain to Purchase Hotel Bus- it

lies.

aid that the property can .
be" purchased for about 366,000 and -‘ .
can .be remodeled ior between 88. 000 w

by The Clifford Pharmacy ,

the local police force have received“

log the laws relating to Sabbath ob‘ .

they. are not required to seek out "

m monthly for it

tom law for state bank rim will
also impetus: 1mm: ,
slon for similar on minim of c

the means on this”

short time into it wits dolofihined Ic-
gorilla: to wimp
Iy t minors.

not I
trust employ ,
the glexidisluro. v '

all the some rights and p viiéges;

A 'l‘liltvilJIANKif

A. H. Tharp!
()qu 01 GENO“.

 

hare been edited with the! bad
slander unusable mussels”!!!
{:1 Illusion“ with W‘P’fil noggin}.
' IOt n9 1 , . ‘
Inn was .i om Gum
than than“ t. sin” Int-mans. A few,

italics sud now i have no, pnin norms

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DROFPED DEAD WHILE AT WORK

PORTLAND .‘Cosu. .. Jan. 17.” souls
Anderson. a workman employed at rigs
nu .
drop ed dead while at work yes rosy.
hear? disease .being the cause lie

» was fortyvtwo years of. age and unmnr

ried d, ,
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sewn: or m: sure roe éA

HFHAF‘ vpiTAIN

 

u mercury tirili sly Annoy the
sense of smell and con! lately am
tho whole system "when enter it.
through the pineal! . unit
articles should used, except on
prescriptions v1n reputable physl.
clans. as the damage they will do is
ten told to the goody you can possibly
derive from them. Hall's Qatari!
Cure. manufactured by I“. J. thnay A
Go. Toledo. 0., contains on motor.

and is ltakam' Influx diffc J
upon t o mucous or sons
of the system. ‘ refluxing Gill’s Ga
tarrh Ours afar. the, non-
ulna. It is taken internal y

null nude
in Toledo, Ohio by [‘3 tenancy in

Co. Testimonialw’ fi‘eo

“Sold by Drusgists. Price. 75¢ per
ttl

Take Hall's Family Pills for oonstl;

potion.

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, . Mill. NEIL‘G CASE. '

BRIDGEPOR'I‘ Jan. 16 .-»The Grand
«on is today considering the case of
Mes. Ontherlne Neil of Greenwich.
charged with rum-deli- ‘1n the iirst’do:
gree, in killing it a husband Joseph
Neil, at the Gm otol, .lDecen'e
bei- 14.No Verdict had been reached
early this afternoo 1

1‘1 unions
on

 

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dunes coonllpbilc all 1’
eyes. nose and throat install of payday out
oi the system iin'ougil the liver and kidneys
For the want oinnoisini'otbs WW".
and hard." Newly all other dough euros
‘w‘s consuming. cially those containing
isles. Kennedy. I. Labelled Honey and
with" “it, odllldnsan Dpisisl-
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w Relieves Coughs; by

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of the laws to the prosoc’uiingnttop ‘-

éfik Your Grocer For

in return we will 2:. " ti.

Send your

 

I. will 7'

the Union Lesson in New Haven I ..
ran out to- *

its Wonru 77

doses started the brink dust like this '

fiyhkidnsfltd 55133113.“
Finished: s Store and The Clifford
Pharmscl'. ”

, Ella not from bishesd.

' year Guaranteed at F H.

 
 

' little pills.

hundred and
. ins of the
,~ “Wires I‘nds.
sire on e mueo whom of -
the Inli‘rFIl 513;?er fibroxphisl tubes.

‘ 3M the rbillowing mixture “after
each meal and It bedtime: ..
Fluid Extract Dandelion. open
half ounce; Cosiipbund Kargon. _‘
one ounce; Compound Syrup "

 

,1 These harmless ingredients
I 'csn be obtained from any 800d,
pharmacy. ‘

This prescription. stIfen ii
well-known authority, forces the

outta up. lnsctivp‘ hidneys to

» tar and strain tram the blood;
I the poisonous wsn’to matter and
uric acid, which causes Rheuma-
tiiml. Relief is felt from the-
flrs’t few doses; 1‘
, It is said that a person who '
woiild take this prescription reg-
ularly, a (loss orAwogdallygon
even a few times await, would
never have serious Kidney or
,Urinsry disorders or Bheumn’
tism.

Cut this out and preserve it.
Good Rheumatism prescriptions '
which really relieve are scarce,
indeed and when you need it
you want it badly

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"BURGLARB CAUGHT AT WORK. -
HARTFORD. Jan. . i7.-——'i‘wo men
were surprised while in the alleged
act of plundering a room at 32 Wood
bridge street yestepduy by Lilli-A
Perkins. She screwed for sip and
rushing at one of the men grabbed
. Ji‘he men fled
t the womanfs scrum attracted
ibeattentian of “11' couple ‘of linemen
working nearby and they save chase:
One of the men was caught on Main
Itroet and placed rider arrest. lie:
Iays‘hs is Joseph linhsn. and that
his home is in New. Britain. His hat—
iess companion is stilinIt‘isrse.

.a-lauwfiuv-nqn-uw—1—1-

Clint!) OF LUNG TROUBLE.

“It is now eleven years since I had
a narrow «caps from consumption,"
writes c. 0. Floyd; leading business
man of Kersbswk. 8.. 0....“l.-had run
down In weight; to “Luanda and
can: in; was constant. bothmy day
and y night. Finally I. hem taking
makings New Dimer: and con
tinned this for about six months. when

timed s and I. numbered item
weight of 150 pounded: um-
sands of persons and hsalcdi celery
Butor‘l.
South Norwalk. Ind E. P. Wood‘s Nor»
walk drug stores. 60c and $100. Trial
home ‘1

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oursnEAKs ou’rssuc‘u V'sessts
pour on runes. island of Man-
tiniuue. Jan lib—The French cruiser
d'liletmIs left Fort tie mace yester~

'day for Tonia voylng tho
French Lino stealerflnsda, which

has been ed here by n mntinous
an til) it mob: the emigrants on

that vessel The armored erui»
ser Klebor is expected to arrive here
on January 2i! The steamer Cannon
left Herve, France. December 22 for
Pa‘uillac. France. Thence she went to
Sant‘smler, Spain, and sailed thence
Deceinbsr as for Colon

ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPBIA.

Mrs. Franklin Bush of New Castle.
not, says: ‘ “i suffered for years with
dyspepsia used to have great distress
and belcliing. I tried everything i
could hésr % fbu't nothing helped me
until 1 tool: rsn'lllan Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured ma completon "

For able by R‘. H Plaiited. F. H.
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. ”

, moons LaAvs oniaAhs .

MEXIGO CITY. an Ill waneral
Martin“ momentary of will». return-
all here yesterday train Ornate.v
where he commandos! the troops duo
in: the mom. htrlk’e riots. With him
come the bulk of the troops who were
rushed there durlnk the disturbnnoe.

 

 

 

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mum. Little thirty Risers.

 
 
 
 
 

$2de I‘Fdile
13th tilde
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7‘ inmmrilla. three. ounces Shake .~ 3 _
, -. will in a bottle ‘1

my dominion inns. trouble were on i

All is peaceable in the mill district .
j Some troops still remain in that see-
lion ,,,_. . 3
FolillFle
“ Rebommended by. The . ..
' Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge ;
. “Pharmacy. . ; ' ~

Grass and Road Fumllliie. .1 y

{ Conspicuous 1n the Furniture Stone is agiodp of Prairie.
Grass and Reed pieces. it scents as if the artisnllii who mild
up this tough and durable grass have been dblg to {albino '
every piece required for the home“ Till? Challs are W5 , '
fortable and restful, as chairs Should be, and they {W W ‘
to look at. '1‘ boy will also stand for long terl’lce 36 ill!” .
is no wearout to Prairie Grit 55. The color is that Coql‘lhild {L
pleasant green which cmuhiilt‘s so well with everything else. :
You will find Rockets, Chili's, Wing Chairs, Divan»: '
Tables, Stools, Tahourets and Baskets. ‘ -
With the Grass 1* urniture are some specimens in deed
in the Circassian Walnut finish, a rich tawny brown, quite

o

new.
The prices are lower than

Smy rua Rugs

euds.‘

them not having the full mi
closed out at low prices. And

 

humiliating innit car The'ft.

STWRD. fish. 1'? witsilroad De-
tectlve Orson was in town yesterday
tryihz to net trace of a lot of locks
which were. stolen from a‘ “Ir-eight car
on route' from this town to Boston.
The locks were part of a shipment by
Elisha Mix. Sonic Ono broke the seal
01511319“:qu .‘stole thelb. 31$ 3 box of
s a pit eys .oilains. ip ed by
the Yale & Tom :1. 9 Michael
Drotor, I State s set oy. found some
or the locks in a dress suit. case on

as! and Hodthornn street. John Ho-

s‘ vary. it rsilmsd' omnioyee...tound the

Pi‘sinclotliesmsu offal-non and Green
more looking up the case this morn-
it. ., , ~ 1

fl ..
Unmet/11.1.: WOMAN o‘EAD.
“UNCASVIIEE. Jan; lbw“. Lydia

{one of{ the lieutvhnown‘ of lath
in ,‘Jmiliblia rot thiti’iiminnd died .
gaflfitlillfiédn. rfllle .
‘ ... imllr‘i 73’0wa -
, . stare daunhto’rh had too sons. -
‘ 8 limos active in the stain or this

Miller. .Methodist
., hutch"!

W
ITO! .THAT .00 OH

 

used, almost Waxcoption.
,liiilbsndtloo it! . The .01!

 

ter's and

museum my.

 

011 Toilet wire

we have a little gatherifiof Odd Toilet Sets, some of

 

the railroad embankment between Cw ’-

pulleys an chains burieddn the sand
of the em indent. There are 16 _
dozen o! the the: unaccounted for

. liniy
‘ . tried to do my w

J- all thy attentioh

Episcopal fit

.1 it may result immanent. ‘ is...“
R" ‘f .‘Iii nawwf‘islbreakinz up. colds whqu .

 

 
 

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ordinary. Come and‘SEe.‘-A 1

Take elevator in Carpet Store.

' Sbackloid nus

At first sight these appear like the good and substantial ‘ .
The colors are similar and the patterns are ‘

also very like. The Shackford istin exceedinglanespcnfilve

. Rug and suitable for almost any room The colors are dark
green and dark red. mingled with tans and browns. .
quite thick, reversible like a Smyrna, and fringed ht both 1

It Is

Special 11 351 size 50x60 11:1:th

Carpet Store, first floor. . ‘V .

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.A;.

or of pieces. which are to be .
in addition, single odd pieces

left from other sets, many of them with attractive decora. ‘ l 1.
tious in pink, blue, or gold ,‘m‘ white. . . . _
A number of odd Toilet Jars at $1. 50, $2. 00 and $2 50

 

The exhibit of Gold Fish draws a crowd always ’1‘ he fish 3
are so pretty and their ways so interesting. Bring tlicscbii- '
then to see them before it is too late. .

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‘ QERBY PHYSICMN‘ALLEG“
1,. - SLANDER '1’
DBRBY,Jan.17._-“—Alleiing‘ slip or.
former Assessor D. W. Boyd lino been
arrested on a complaint by Dr. J. M
Milhurn and today wa‘I relaunch
bonds or $5 000 for apnea“ ace in e

Superior Court. Dun!» lam s 2
that when Mr. Boyd W limos
raised the assessment“- 11 property

to the extent of tacos and illicit {the
doctor connlaimd about. the in '
this assessor called him unmflein ply
mics. The action was bron ~~ ’
terdsy

 
 

 

which they bore “putt ye‘srs.
Scores tell about their élxpo on pub-
Here I a child (if it: ,
' b1

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u». “‘l was troubles hit . nt dull
'. iii-listing and bearing F nets

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

i in‘tli
Insult of my b‘schnn 9*! Filth ii?

.i-bbt 1 was unable to
, team of the kidneys we

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

so very ‘ '
and dull of hedll'nenl: lite brick (lulu.
“£2 to :Doiib’s ‘

 

 

 

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