.is visiting, relatives in Norwaik’.
“ Mrs G. Rytenburgh, of Ridgetleid
’ Tuesday eveniugnt 8 11.1111.
1.5m. LAXATIVE saono Quinine
‘ 311er is on each box.
E. K. BANKQ.
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WEATHER REPORT
‘ l‘ll‘or Nanci: “éd Vicinityn-Bnoyl-
n warmer t s a tel-noon: 1m
ISaturdayu fair and colder. wgmh of
on .
Missi lppimVniley dorNeaitwsrd to
the Lake region. it is producing
cloudy weather with snowv «firmness
the central and eastern and dill Oh ‘
area or high pressure in the Northwesé
is producing pianist weather .
low temperatures between the Rocky
Mountains and the Mississippi river.
Conditions favor for this vicinity snow
with.rising temperatures duri 111 the
day followed by clearing tonigh Sail“
urday fair. Sunday fair and colder.
«vii you need an overcoat a suit of .
clothes. rubbers, shoes, etc... attend the
DissolutionISnie. Selleck & Price. I
‘ Mrs. F. Winthrop Perry is ill with».
bronchitis.
—Peeriess Flour, 64c bag. F. D.
Lawton A; Co.
Eureka Lodge will not hold a re-
hearsal Friday night.
“Round Steak, 15c lb..
York Market. ‘
February 13 will be the frst‘ilay‘ot
Lent—Ash Wednesday.
[—Soft Hats,.Sotl lists. O’Brien.
Mrs. Clara Rodrigues at South Nor.
walk, was in Wilton on Monday.
Miss Bessie inert, of Ridgetleld.
. at New
——Choico Turkeys, 22c 1b.; Ducks.
20c. Hayes’ Mkt. , ..
spent two days in Norwalk r.ecently
’ ~Take advantage of the Dissolution.
Sale. sliced Selieck d}: Price’s ad.
Miss Mary E. James. of Wilton.
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Chal-
les Browu or Norwaik.
“Lorduroy Caps. OBrien.
Mrs Joseph W. Gorbam and dough
ier irene of Br'fidgepolt are spending
deverai days in South Norwalk.
~Fresil Hams, 14c 1b.: Roasting
Pork and Pork Chops. 14c. Hayes' Mkt.
Lincoln Council. No 4, Order of
United American Mechanics will hold
a regular meeting this evening.
-—Hatters’ Sick Benefit Society.
Grand Ball. Friday evening, January
25. Arion Hall.
Mrs. Harry Smith and son, of South
Norwnlk were guests of Mr and Mrs.
S. buxeeler, in Ridgeiieid last week.
--Woman_ lovesa clear. rosy com-
plexion. Burdock Blood Bitters puriii
es the blood clears the skin. restores
ruddy. sound health.
Next Sunday inorning. in the First
Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev. W.
W] '1‘ Duncan will preach. by request,
gillI the topic. The Second Coming of
rist.
—~Sirioin Steak, 10 and 18c at New
York Market
Rev. Charles S. Macfarland, D...D
will give an address to the members ‘
ot the Industrial League, at the First
Methodist Episcopal Church, this eve-
n ng.
eWalter Baker’s Cocoa. 20c box. F.
D. Lawton & Co.
Mr. and Mrs. George 1. Northrop, of
3 Seymour street, South Norwalk,‘ and
formerly of Southport, are rejoicing
over the arrival of a daughter in their
household.
~Hatters' Sick Benefit Society.
Grand Ball. Friday evening, January
25, Arion Hall.
Arthur M. Martin, for the past six-
teen years with David Trubee d: 00..
0! Bridgeport, resigned his position
Wednesday to accept a place with the
Binns Chemical Co., in Norwaik.
-—Doan s Regulets cure constipation.
tone the stomach. stimulate the liver,
promote digestion and appetite and
easy passages of the bowels. Ask your
druggist for them 25 cents a box. ,
Monday. January 21, 1900, was the
warmest day of last winter, the ther-
mometer standing at 60 during the
day and the air was mild and spring-
like. Contrast it. with January 21.
1907
-—Winter Caps. Winter Cups. O'Brien 3
Mrs. W. H. Hunter gave a whlst
party this week. There were six
tables and the prizes were won by
Mrs. Charles Stanley and Il‘ unit 0'-
Ncil. The consolation prizes cm in-
keu by Miss Elsie Bennett and Chen-
l.or "Mills—Georgetown corneapondcut
Ioi‘ itidgcflcld Press.
The joint committee on the Force-
ters' grand carnival will hold a meet-
ing at the oilice of Dr. H. R. West.
. Arts“ the
time is drawing near forthc opening
of the carnvai all are requested to be
present. Business of importance is
to come before the committee.
To Cons A com in on: DAY
Tablets. Driiggists refund Money if it
fails to cure E w. (lg-'CVE'S signa-
l8.
WA “A
' ville ,,
A specific for rheumatism i
C
was. reparation
Ni Sallie. :31. :i"
is increasing daily‘.x
Pelee s1. on P5P son-Ls.
. ev
MHMl
l
\ only.
A:
Draught.
under min at ”M. tar—n
Connection for all north and
its made
Linonine at all drug stores—~25, 50, 81
WW
cusses sonvssnrmst “Asses *
in orderA to test The 561mm“. [Ml
circulation and its superior advertising
value, we have made arrangements
with F H. Baxter the popular drug- ,
gist. to offer one '0? his best selling
medicines at halt-price to anyone who j
will cut out the following coupon and ‘
present it at his store.
....................................
This coupon Anna E the holder -,
. to one 50c package‘s, \;oi Dr. How~
. ard's specific (or? final site of con- .
. stipation and dyspepsia at half- .
. price. 250. lwill refund the mon- .
. ey to any dissatisfied customer.
F. N. Baxter. .:
TWENTY-FWE CENTS.
Dr. Howard' s specific for the cure of
constipation and dyspepsia is not an
unknown remedy. it has made many
remarkable cures right here in South
N01 walk and so positive is Druggist
Baxter of its gloat superiority in car-
ing dyspepsia. constipation. sick hell
ache. and liver troubles that he wii.
in addition to selling it at half price,
refund the money to anyone whom it
does not cure. 125 (1
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Certificate of organisation of the
Quinnlpiac Power ‘Compduy. of Meri-
den capital stock. 88,000. Subscribers.
Homer A. Curtis Meriden 126 shares.
C. E Jennings South Norwaik, 39
shares; William H, Lyon. Meriden, it
shares: Philip} F. Reinhari, Meriden.
28 slim-:es G. D. Manson Wallingtord.
49 shares: C. W Leavenworth Wei
liugioxd, 37 shines. .
—-Pot Roast from ii to 10c lb Hayes'
Mkt.
A teachers' meeting will be held
in New Milford Satuflisy under the di-
rection of the state board or education.
' tthe afternoon session Miss Jena
[1. Burbank of Bridgcpmt. will give
an address upon “The Child's Reader.“
A B. Morrell, of New Haven; Marcus
White of New Britain: W. Stscb-
nor. 1,)! Willimantlc, and Harry Hons
ton at New Haven. will also be am-
ong the speakora
The medicine that sets the whole
world thinking g.
The remedy on which all doctors
ag res.
The prescription all your friends are
taking. is .
Hoilister' s ltocky Mountain Tea.
Plaisted'a Drug Store. ,
There will occur a partial eclipse of
the moon on Tuesday next, visible in
Connecticut. The moon enters total
shadow at” 7:06 a. m.; middle of
eclipse, 8:38 a, m.: the moon leaving
total shadow at 10:10 a. in. As the
moon will list soon after the eclipse
begins. only a small portion of the
prencnianon will be visible. The
magnitude of the eclipse will he .71
of the moon 5 diameter.
——Chickens and Fowls. 12% and 10c
lb. Hayes’ Mkt
it no warm wave hrts towns before
next week, icemen say they will be
Kate—Outdoor life is good for per-
vous people. It occupies the mind
pleasantly. Hollisterfn Rocky Moun
lain Tea cheers the heart and. dmakes
life worth living. 35 cents, Tea or
Tablets. Plaisted’s Drug Store.
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Gemge B. Main A. A. ElucithyJi
DeBovler‘. Miss JviA French. G.
Russ, loscpb J. Doll ,«Ml and Mrs. 0.
Van Denscn. E. in. Roinhuflld A l“.
Donne,
Dias W W. Jaidin .l. A. liclliu
New York; E Grnwrmdyl’hiiadeiph
W. S. Braintnd. New Haven; J. A
Lcahy Bridgepoitr Professor W 0.
Footer floulhviNorwaIk ’l" IMocltviliio.
Deed Riverhlil W oodbpad, Worces-
temv w: Joneii witmsiibh’i Mtge;
E W. Haase, Hartford; George I.
Webb, J W. Williams!)
E. G. Conwell. E’D? Ellynlfi‘ 312th
Mo did, . Cariesr Buckniau.
Ch rles D. J liy 'Edston; E. N. Rich-
ardson.Wat21bnry. C Hu n. Miill
ftivfr; fibre tin)" Hotel Cilia'rd-ye‘s-
sully
r. n. Eno G. a. Finley, '11. A. lie:
fele. F L. Shnedhel‘ R. T. dunes,
CMann,J_
of our Furniture has given it s reputa 11 among residents of the
Twin Cities. In cheap. medium and fine
Ids
line to equal ours. The values smoky big: the prices dirt cheap.
Others may have good Auditors. but not as good as we have tor the
price we ask. We undiflgbclievn’thstfi you ”mild favor us with.
on 611101.}! on would be big
some a
Thfuweeh we are adoring some splendid values in DINING
E00)! FURNITURE Here are New of the specials:
.mifiiqsl at $1. so.
.fire “15.0 at $11. 50.
L00. at 1.7 on.
3’11: «:2 AAA
it Niill‘ N1
misfit. olriscron {mo solitude.
Q. «3 N9», .IMsinSt. .
r
' *-4ww—b «v
Ea! found P
, . WNWM are enrolled ln :,
Merrill Business College:
MAME mgr-i the doomed for
murmur err-1c: assrsrsnrs.
, A course at Martin's means SUCCESS.
«Day and Evening Snsslons. ’ Enroll new.
59“" "WWW“? Sl'mlfnj'dm .. Port Chester.
fill
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Final Reductions
Throughout our entire store. First Floor and Basement. contain-
ing everything One could ask for, will be reduced one-hali actual
worth. Our aim is to close out everything possibly; before our
annual stock staking.
rm.”
92 Worthington Street.
sMITH e CQMPANY.
South Norwalb
A.
.4
Wanted l
Mei-win Street,
MACHINE sTITCHHRs
AND LEARNERS.
Good Pay and Steady Work.
Apply at Factory all once. I
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N01161: 1S HEREBY (.1sz
the too in our Coal than in any other Coal you can buy.
The Ihniei 143th Dual Dumping,
Branch Office“ £SEAVIEW AVE.
Bridge Drug re.
’ ‘ Stand
malt,
51A
.1,« VA‘I
Extra large size No. 2 Nut Coal at $5 per ton, ,.
‘1 ‘ ' delivered in your bin. ‘ '
1* HalikisszGANS COMP
Assam. ‘* as wriv
Adel“
Nathan Triversp iiobcrt W: .
o:
“I l
A A AA J eddo, .
rod resumes Add under
Eli
ease him. Afte everni remedies
, lulled utteri to honest hill: 1 dbtttiltod
. a bottle. of
outline trons mflglflt“ A
1‘ “elitism WW
IM
been «Anomalies :u‘pvlhtil overtly «on»
cities had entirely common and
the boy could hr
trouble. »
Libertine
n lthoui. snv .
Mdisreisw
iy pleased. Serve your own interest and
South Norwalk. Conn.
m-..“—
At Star Shirt Factory.
Hutchinson. Pierce 85 Co.
file public that we propose making it warm for all persons using our
Coal we can do this easily. because there is more heat value to
Telephone 548.
NY
men COM?!”
”City plum
E VENOM!) divideiild to all policy-
holders has been declared by the Met- .
fibdltlla Lite insursilce Company for.
the year 1907. This company whichfi .
a: always bfieen noted for the libti‘rai .
icy v: it ism madam . as ..
HEW in divtden'ds to its
policy— -hoiders about 810 000 000 in the .
“it emit fears. and the new dividend I
of 82 000,000 will bring its voluntary
disbursements to licy holders up to ’
the immense stain of $12..000.000
On all industrial Whole Life Poli-
ciea dated prior to January 1. 1903.11
dividend equivalent to four weeks’ pre-
lulums or about 8 p 1; cent of the
premiums for the ye has been de
ciared. This divide will amount
in {1.000.000. and in . e distribution
of profits will be included all holders
of life policies in those companies
which have been consolidated with the
Metropolitan.
A further mortality dividend of an-
other million has been declared in the
industrial department. ,This applies
to all death claims incurred during the
year ending December 31 1907. where
the policy has been in force over five
years. In the case of death claims.
the dividend has been apportioned ac-
cordin to the age of the policy It
the po icy has been in force live years,
the beneficiary will be entitled to a
dividend cl 5 per cent. where is has
been in tome 10 years the dividend is .
10 per cent. and so on up to 25 years
_ when the dividend will equal 25 per
cent. of the claim.
Other benefits which the othcers of
the company have brought about fox .
the policyholders art‘ the increase in .
value of all industrial policies six
months from their date, add the lib-
erty which is given to all policyhold-
ers over 80 years of age who have paid
premiums for 15 years or more to rc-
cello the face value of the policy in
ncsh or a lull paid up policy. in
financial circles this action of the Met-
ropolitan is looked upon as marking a
new era in life insurance history. and
the voluntary conversion by the com-
pany of whole life policies into on-
dowments or tullyIpald-up insurance is
said to be the most libclal concession
ever made by any industrial insurance
company
CHRONIC CONS IPATION CURED.
One who sullen; from chronic consti-
pation is in danger of many serious
ailments. Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup cures chronic constipation as it
old: digestion and stimulates the liver
and bowels. restoring the natural ac-
tion of these organs. Commence ink
idg it today and you will teei better at
once Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup
does not nauseatc or gripe and Is very
pleasant to take Refuse substitutes
, Plaisted a Drug Store and The Clifford
‘harmacy.
ProuiolesDigeshonmnerlui— .
.00 ismsneiihar
”awkrpsitiinsnnorrfimnl.
or'NAnco'rIC.
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“1%HAU VlSITED BY A PRIEST. ' T4 TANGIER Morocco. Jan. 25.
BADEN, Germany, Jan. 25. wKail Minister (labbsu says that on] " .
Hnu who is awaiting trial here on the at the troops which have been oparibi
change of murdering his mothel ~ln- law, lug against liaisuil ale returning its
asked fol a priest yesterday. ivlis re- The lemuinder will continue in pursul
quest was granted. lot the bandit chief.
m...4L..
A SeaéOnable Glove Offering.
Ladies Black Tillicia iicccc iincd Git)\ cs cibow length, reg
ular piicc, 75c, .
, 50c} .
These Gloves are excellent drape, well make, and guaranteed it)"
give satisfaction ill the wear.
N E. RYAN 8t 00.",
96 Washington Street. South Ncgwalkv.“ “
. 5'.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
AMERICAN Vi'l‘AG-RAPH.
The American Vitngrnph Como
pan’y with its marvelOus collection of
moving pictures will be seen in our
. city Saturday. Jan. 20th at Hoyt Tho-
atre. The Vitigrapb programs are so-
looted with rare tilscrinminmlon, co
ver every base of human interest
and are in resting and amusing as
well as educational. Every emotion
of the mind is appealed to. Pniho‘s.
mystery surprise, and comedy are
blended harmoniously in an evening
of enjoyment that is pleasing alike to
old. middle-aged and young The With
ginpil Company is the lecognisod ica
dor in the conception and ploduction
of Epnimc pictures and with their own
posiiive hits combined with the best
or European novelties and sensations
a. program at exceptional merit is as-
sured. 'l‘llc monotony of continuous
lecilllCS is avoided by the interpoia
tion of high grade songs beautifully
illustrated. Don't miss the great \'l
i-‘aglaph pictures.
COSGROVE STOCK COMPANY.
Manager Hoyt will picsent the Cos-
Krove Sleek Company an excellent
organisation all next week with the us-
ual matinees. This company stand
among the best of the popular priced
companies in New England, and that
instills the best in the country; for it
is generally recognised that the East
gets the best of them. This company
in order to lIvIe' '15 enter-
tainment c '
”sooneryéfitisti i ,1 EL M iii).
equ pm e coir c e s... n-
sisitins of wateriells. ,ctoudf elitist: Ladies' Milled and Plaid Coats,
ran ects‘, sno , .1 so we -
ty ,di erent efl . , ' Aileen beforei Rain Coats, ‘
with a Popular ., fiFURS—ABiuc Wolf. sold all over for $25;
tall 1.0319111,le Russian Fox, .
Mink Scat-is.
H... .ngW-..‘
l\. “S. Eccentric 5) Se .
Eurm’tuvc
Weldon or Crcdltw
\34 \l'lashlngion $1.. Sofhlormslk » ‘
TEN DAYS' CLEARANCE SALE—POSITIVELY BIG A .
‘ GAINS ONLY ~ ‘
Ladies‘ Suits of Velvet. Broadcloth and Mixtures.
Ladies’ Coats. all lined with satin,
$12. $ '
our price, ‘
resumes successrm. ‘ ‘
“r. W. Wil- .
ml, Cured was Chico.
...._,........
EElli. might interest Rheumatic solar-
oi"! of this country boicsrn the wonder-
till work that. Uric- 0 is doing towards
the relief and cure of this dreaded dis-
ease.Av Letters of praise are received
.dfllg from men and women Who have
cmncdg, with the greatest suc-
, tot-er: of thiii won— ,
have never solicited;
non ‘
i basil is still on ‘at 211- to 30 self .- W
boss rready-to 'wear Clotbir ’ ‘
. A “ '
“m1 size. as!!! PM! ‘ ‘ d
lied ‘
w; bolas ”fatigued . . m. “mares STREETA ‘
01:; in], lid pl Enlist. I .-___
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