. Mic DIRECTORY.
‘ moist-leaflets or out
i‘iiis Splendid Prescription.
Eight inches of Show on the
griddle cakes, rolls and muffins.
Ansbsollndypumcresmoltartarpawder '
”VAL WING POWDER 00. NEW YORK.
Loni lliil Sumo Drills Two
Fest Downhill-calls, Troi-
ieys sud Vessels Wore Tied
Colored
.Wash in
1907
and A. M will . - ,
“in mm: ”am”; 53" Which Anyone CI" MIX. up it appears that the storm was most the city and the suburbs suffelcd most.
3 o'clock 9.11“» Work. Mao- Should ”0 tin ll severe in the region 01 Plainiieid. Hundreds of New Jersey, Long island
of bogus. Banquet. All _ 0W Packervlile and Versailles. There and West Chester commuters rather
no cordially and internal. m A" it BROWN last night. Qltltv a bit 0' the snow tell two feet on the level and than brave the storm to reach their
it. and today the population of the
city has been wallowing through it and
trying to look as if they enjoyed being
wet and bedroggled. High walls of
the beautiful blocked the streets in
the center. where it had been piled
up by the snowpioys of the trolley
company and the shoveisrs on the
sidewalks. _
The harbor is stormbound. best can
talns being afraid to risk the choppy
billows cut up by the blizzard. Both
in Norwaik and South Not-walk teams
and men were at work as soon as p09
siblo cleaning the streets and shovel
lug crosswalks, but even then it was
far from joyous going for anyoneleith
or on foot. in a carriage. sleigh or
it was still falling at noon. But one
train has run over the Providence and
Wiiiimantic division since last night,
two of the trains being stalled along
the road.
in the vicinity of New Haven the
fall of snow stopped about noon and
thaSSV sun came out at frequent inton-
v
WINBTED. Feb. tit—The northwest.
ern section of the state is in the grasp
of a small blissard. At 9 o’clock the
snow had reached a depth of ~13 inches
and it was still falling. Trains on the
Naugatuck division and the Central
New England were hours late in arriv-
ing here and the early morning mail
train from New York on the former
Like products of Fairyland! A pleasing profusion of light.
airy fabrics in beautiful patterns and harmonious color effects, in-
cluding many novelties as well as all the popular staple; effects.
Each season themtylcs improve in ‘daintincss and elegance. and
homes remained in the city over night.
Ten inches of snow fell in the 24
hours ending at 8 a. in. today In
Broadway and all the avenues and
cross streets containing surface car
lines the snow was piled up six feet
high, but by hard work with snow
ploughs and shovels most of the sur-
face lines were kept in operation.
Most of the elevated lines in Msnhab
tan were run on usual schedules this
morning, but the lines of the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company were badly
delayed and the crush of traffic on the
Eroolklyn Bridge was even worse than
sue.
" Through trains and suburban locals
Fretsrnolly yours. A leading jot ital l WM 3
_ . 1r 11 ans 1 11
ROBERT M' WILGOX, 3” y. the question. "What is the best
prescription to clean and purify the
blood, prints in a recent issue the
following: Fluid Extract of Honda
lion one-half ounce Compound Kargon
one ounce. Compound Syrup Bonapa-
rilla three ounces. Shake well and use
in teaspoonful doses after each meal
and at ..bedtime
A weil~known local druggist who is
familiar with this prescription states
that 1i is harmless, being composed
of vegetable ingredients which can be
obtained from any good piescriptlon
pharmacy.
titumcIPAL 1.111111- puny.
\ annual report of the Electrical
‘ missions" is printed in The Ben-
‘ today, and shown the usual grati-
, condition of affairs in conned
With this industry of the City of
til Norwalk. The business has
Mix increased during the year.
another enlargement of the plant
this season our showing is more attractive than ever. It is really
impossible to half describe the many styles.
Perhaps the most popular Wash Fabric now is
.P necessary. in. the report the com-
missioners pay the following oompll
meal. to the efficient superintendent,
A. E. Winchester.
. Venom-d with feeling of pride. that
till city and especially its electrical
Militant were singularly honored
uric; the past year by the election
our general superintendent. Albert
, Winchester, as a member of the
tlonal Civic Federation. which up-
r. Ilt‘od him as one of the commission
on of the Commission on Public 0w-
mpr and Operation sent from this
. “try to investigate the subject or
"municipal ownership in Europe. He
a WI! 11190 elected as 11 United States
1) lento to the international Conven-
ofEloctl'ical Engineers held in
London during his visit there Mr.
Winchester was readily g1anted a
leave of absence to carry out. the
{firm of his appointment and sailed
or Malawi March 17th. where after
‘ vol he was actively engaged
g many cities in which he studi
ed the results of municipal ownership
for a period of nearly five months
lid returned to his duties August 31'.d
rated with information which will up
,doubtedly be of much value to this do»
pertinent.
We also take pleasure in adding that
like (iii of South Norwsik Electric
Works 11 view of its wide spread re-
- ‘ lotion on a successful commercial
it cleans the blood of all im-
purities and nourishes the blood
in just a few days the skin be-
gins to clear of sores. boils and pim-
ples. it puts vigor and energy into
rundown debilitated men and women.
For many years Sursaparilia alone
has been considered it good blood
medicine Bllt while gym built ”up
and made new blood. i
remained within and the good new er"
pilshetl was only temporary. Barsa~
parilln however. when used in com-
binniion with Compound Kargon and
Extract Dandelion works wonders.
This combination puts the kidneys to '
work to filter and sift out. the waste
matter. 111 to acid and other impurities
that cause disease. it makes new
blood and relieves rheumatism and
lame back and bladder troubles.
This prescription is better than the
usual patent medicines. which 'are in
the most part alcoholic concoctions.
The ingredients cost but little. They
may be procured from any good phar-
macist and mixed at home Eveiy man
and woman here should make some up
and try it if they feel their system re
quires: a good blood medicine and
tonic.
The Kurgou to clean the kidneys
and viinlizo them so they can clean
the blood. Sarsaparilla to make new
rich blood and Dandelion to tone the
stomach. clean the liver 11 11 make it
in
th
to
even a trolley car.
estimated at about eight inches on the
level and in some places it made quite
high drifts
snow storm which started lute yester-
day afternoon, and which
well into the morning today.
steadily increasing fury. had :1 disea-
trons effect on traffic.
the line. about
train through and
florcolbattle with a
work ear y in the yards
company here and shovel.
freight trains which WGi‘
big ploughs being put in c
Consolidated Railway Company
111'
\ s
tied up. though the big trolley plou _ 1
did good work all night. in kocpinr.
suffered severely. Although schedules
were badly disarranged, the trains
«were forced through the drifts arriv-
ing at their terminals from 16 min-
utes to one hour or more behind time.
The roof of the New York Central
The snowfall was division did not pull in until noon. It
was due to 111'rive.here.at. 630.
CHATHAM. Mesa. Feb. 5.—A blind-
ing snow storm driven by s northeast
gale of from fifty to sixty miles an
hou1'.mnde this morning one of the
windiest of the winter on the count.
Coast gunids were doubled but the
storm was so thick that it was lmpos- .
sible to see beyond the tune lines of
breakers und until obscrvat ‘on could
be taken little could be learned of
the rule. of the shipping which left
Boston yosicrduy bound south around
NEW HAVEN. i-‘cb. 5.~—’l‘he wild
continued
with
both on the
cam lines and imllcv roads. Not
several wln'ot's has the steam run-l
so tied up as it was 101luv. some
trains coming from Now Yotk
n being five hours into. Nut tho (tape
train ‘ lvcd hero on any of the 1'1 The Clyde Linc freight. steamer
sioua w n 1111 110111' of the echcdui which grounded three weeks ago was
the Curly morning nonve-
lcll reaches New Haven
11 in. 11 mass of snow.
it left for points up
it was the first
owed plulniy l‘s
,di'ifis.
were tilt") lute
men got to
the railroad
1.: several
stalled in
lying so for lip on the beach that she
received little damage from the heavy
Kill~ .
HIGHLAND LiGHT, Mass. Feb. 5.
—~Tho woxst storm of the winter pro-
vuilod here today. a gale of sixty miles
an hour with a thick snow tlelug up
all traffic on land and W‘- The waves
were running high and considerable
anxiety was expressed for shipping At
dnrk last night a number laden bar-
kcniines wns slightest off this point
south bound. A four-master schooner
to ward bound was believed to have an—
chored in the buy. The lugs Hokon-
dnuqun and Chooktowugu, with three
barges each. which were also caught
by tho storm, passed out yesterday. but
it won believed they managed to reach
Trains made up h
gettin off. A gnu
e huge drifts. some of tho
1' the first time this winter.
Trolley traffic 0n the lines of
This is one style of the Reflex Weis-
priccd Silk Novelties.
Muslins, Arnold “Com
l
..m
ARNOLD‘Sf‘BARONE” SILK MULL
in all the‘ latcet‘figurce, stripes and check effects. This material
can hardly be distinguished from some of the so-called exclusive high
30 inches wide, per yard, 29c.
Among other offerings are Mercerized Taffeta. Simla Silks. Silk
d’Suitings. Arnold Holly Batiste, Arnold
Dotted Swiss, Arnold Fine Dimity. Arnold Paris Tissue.
On exhibition at Dress Goods Section, main floor.
The Boston Store.
Railroad round house on the Bronx
side of the Harlem River near lfilst
street was crushed in by the weight
of snow early today and two workmen
were injured.
Firemen responding to alarms were
army of
to work
badly hampered by snow drifts. An
5.000 snow shovclers was put
early today. Although the
1 .11;.' snow fall continued this fore-
noon. traffic conditions gradually im-
proved in the main thoroughfares.
oftaking of long standing under active and relieve cousilp: ion is the tho tracks open. in tho 0111111111111 mV' n Vanchornke under Monomoi' Point- ham Gives .100 c. p“ and com he
Miciilfll ownership W38 9598618"! way the prescription acts and so mild- “10 0“? 301119 0‘ the cure were stalk-.11 land the highways were blocked, per hour. Handsome and inexpen-
.cted by the National Civic '“Ft‘dela ly and gentle that one does not can in drills which were plied several feet 111 lug trawling very difficult. slve A130 mudc with funny 81“» SOU R} EN I RS
.Gommisslon on Public anershil older they are taking a medicine. high by Ht" Willd- l leDELPHiA. Feb. ii.—-'lhls vi '
operation as one of a numbei of -~-——-———. The snow was general all 0V9.“ lb“ ciui is having the worst blizzard word.
3111 its service plants for its investl SCHOOLMASTERB’ ROUND 71131.15, state. it being by fur the heaviest tail sine. February 1899. Mom than 12 FREV E TOM O ROW
billion in the United States. in com The Sciioolmnsters' Round Table of the winter. incho..V of snow has fallen 11ml the
111511711111 .
TemCofl'eo, Baking Powder, Spices,
BOSTON. Feb. fi.-—-The traffic of
Greater Boston was seriously hamper
oil by the, storm which devoioued last
night and grow in strength duling 1hr
sally morning. blinglng with it the
heaviest snow fall of tho waintci The
sfilow made rapidly and W118 caught up
whence of which, during the early
during it. was occupied by eminent ex-
ports in engineering. accounting. Doll-
, ’ economy. etc... who probed its
every detail most thoroughly during
'th 1' stay of nbout two weeks.
of Western Connecticut will hold 11.
meeting lit, the Lincoln School. Con»
cord street. South NorWnlk Saturday
February 9 1907.111 10:15 :1 111. The
progium follows:
Morning.
Desirable Modifications in tlic Elemen-
with a 25 cent purchase or more of
portniiou Through trains are three
hours latri- nmi suburban steam roads
and trolley schedules are disarl'nnged
in the surrounding cou'htry. the snow
moat Gold: and Rheumatism.
RAILWAY ifl.
. by tho noitheasi wind into drifts. has drifted 0 badly that many trains
in “one have one natural. any movement. of fryAng‘cégfi'fggs (liven Street and steam railway men 111111 1110111 abandozied In addition to usual checks.
ooh on nmr‘nconwionsiysxpo- b. As to Subject Matter large gangs of workmen out. by mid Navigation the Des aware River
I c d.. {d
its! syllsmrwgf ts'ton ande rheumsti sm.
ton-ox a o adn stmhogd
so that they do the “work not tend
FASHIONS AND CULINARY.
’ ' WRINKLES.
tale luncheon biscuits—Boil eight.
night. but despite their efforts schedu
les were all broken up and tow work
ers reached their places of business on
time.
The first accident of the day to be
reported was on the rovidcnt'c (livi-
with the sheep ion off 1y been; is
practicaiiyiht a: ands‘till.
Reports from tom Pennsylvania.
Delaware and 8 them New Jersey
are to the effect ‘ 1 at the norm is the
worst in eight ye 1
RT. R. 1‘
Afternoon.
Necesary Qualifications of Touch-
ers in Secondary Schools.
2. What Are the Aims of the School-
1masiers' Round Table?
-The officers of the association me
....-. .... ~-—--~——»»« ..1.
Can You Beat it ‘2
81111011 Date. cup and saucer free .
1.
SUGAR
as follows. 5'0“ 0‘ iheRNfiW ‘30”? N19" Suva,“ g?“ i NEWPg d 'Fob.d5R-Ti;;££¥ 10 Warrantod Eggs ............ 23c 20 lbs. 0f Gra nulated for 98 cts
too: a d m h them smooth . ' __ Hartford a rod . 1n tie on :1 osmium out) 1. y an e . I V , .
n as ly “£1,333?“ William A' Wheatiy. tion. in which about a dozen men and is filling with vari 9 kinds of craft 54 Pk- F3110!» Sweets ............ 23c . - .
refuge from the 238 ..
f1V snow outside.
Secretary and Treasurer—Edward women were shaken up and bruised which put in here f- .3 um Head Rice ..............
but none. according to first reports gale nnd hcnvy fall . .,
"grated cheese one teaspoouful Acmmggesgzmgtham—A. C. Wil- was seriously in] red. The train was The snow has so - .3“ rely crippled 3 9m- Pen Beans --------------- 1 23¢ - ' ' ’ ‘
king powder. sifted twice with son Westport' W. E Goodhuc Nor- an accommodatio crowded with com- the railroads and air. icur liuts that 1 doz. Fancy Lemons ------ 03c 2: 8 "l0" flCI 10 ea 0
our. half a teaspoonful salt and Walk' Geo. Tracy, Danbury. routers. Coming into the train shod scarcely :1 wheel is uoving in the 6 cakes Naphtha Soap. . ‘03‘: : V . ,
“Illicit”! 07 cayenne MIX these the rails were so slippery that the city and only govern ut boats ven-
Committee on Legislation-19. C.
Wants into a. li ht dough with brakes failed to stop the Cars and turn to more about i he harbor. 125 Washi on St. so. Norwalk cht to Post Office.
V humblespoonful of? cream and the ginggggttsfiwéd 'Fogt'e 301.13%? the engine crashed into the bumpers. The steamer Provl me. which left 056 o s "8‘ t .
' an egg. Roll out half an inch walk. ' tearing them from their i'astcnings New York for this of lastVuight. and II Phone 655-2. Free Delivery.
cut into rounds, brush over with People standing in the aisles of the which was duo have 3 oclock this 72 No. ".1... 3t So. Norwalk. . x
All teachers and school omcers. both
ladies and gentlemen are cordially in—
vited to attend this session of the
heard litim at
passenger coaches were tlilowu in 11
ere entertain-
heap and passengers in the seats were
morning. had not hes
the of o Bake in a uick
Wh gg q 11 o’clock. No fears
split them open while hot and
.-
..... .....- “kn"... ..
th 8001! butter. These are re- Round Table and ('time 1110111er to somewhat cut by breaking glass. 80- ad for the safety of 9 vessel. how- W V .
on pic is for afternoon tea. ‘ vernl woman fainted, but as the train ever, as it was bollevV -that she had . . 11 . _ V . VV
“ighwomifma 0 discuss one or more umics' was moving slowly at the time there put into some port to ope. the storm. Park & Til-ford ' e \\ 1. That there is no other place in
101'. is a great difference in the APAWAMIS CLUB HOUSE BURNS. were few serious injuries. NEW YORK. Feb. .—»The heavy , 6 a town giving our Pink Discount»
out of the drooping willow hReppfit: {gem talimlmit'iii 21f 1themsiunltfi sporty stortm svhlch s in. 3:6thth FIN! Stamps.
which robabi accounts for 5 0w 8. 6501‘ 0 a s I only you er ay. gm as . .
inercncc opt opinizu as to their Home OVFfiZ‘JOS:szfwbeogotroyed by today was one of the most severe of went on, “M. today i the was much WlIIOSf quthl'S Illa Cigars ‘ v 2. That there is no other place in
1 Sometimes one sees them RYE Mpeb 5V_ph.e destroy- recent years and that “mom has “‘9 crippled. lei‘oild U”. 3 came 910‘“? . 0“ town selling these well-known '
,2 from the back of a hat in ed the’ chilly house of the Apawamls railroad service been so handicapped into stations, ferry ts crawled brands: Crown Astor, 601' it Rock,“ . .1
3 manner as to make one to“ Golf Club here yesterday afternoon as it was today. There was practlcni- across dimmed rivers d everything “ , ” 'thsroh or o,“ Maud 8 Brand ,
l them on. but when nicely ad 1,, mm of the efforts of the employes' 11' no rural delivery of "3“"..“‘ any in the way of city tron rtailm]! siti‘ove . Hotel Chfiord S . -
114m extremely and the volunteer fire brigades from part Of the state, the can-leis hem" ground was far behint chedue me pae‘a Flour. ‘ ”i V
’ "1. Rye Milton Point and Port Chests unable to 0° 13 With the high winds or else at u standstill. (“my a foot. CHARLES REYNEKE,V 3 Th t ii i ' di g lbufo
7 ' W3 ‘3 The’buiiding proper was entirely ruin- and drifts. . all and paper- trains 0‘ hard, dry 8'10" it“ a high wind . , ' . ‘ ore ‘ no other . r r .
nvenicntiy lhiilidered if the oil though a new addition which is were all late anttll espeglellyghoec over rendered travel by land no water did- Proprlaoor. \V ofodiacount stamps offering ouch-V'
‘5 left "09 at the WM“ line. used as a squash comt was saved. The :23”? ”110““ on ying ranc es of the 1111051211233 :‘igfigm’gté‘g gag 32$: Telephone III. 8.“ ‘0“ "M". inducements. '
straps are attached through 10911. which is estimated at 30,000,111 ' . , ' ' ' ' u 11
the belt is drawn and the full- said to be covered by lnBllml‘lCG’. , From the various reports 1cceiv ed experienced in the con ted parts of 4. Itléwlzflxnazgd 3:2”: f“ R '
djusted after the garment is put The club numbers on its membership _ 1 . 5° Shes“ 11 y p ' V
list most of the wealthy residents V 1 1 .y 1 . 5. Thstbuylng yourarocorics, Tau
along the Sound shore. and recentin and Cotton, Canned Goods. lumi-
a committee has been considering thew ._ ' , “ ‘ u
"1‘ velvet like the elbow Cliff plans for the erection of a new club 1‘VV . ., fiafisr “a shunt?!” us i. ' safeguard h.
0 dainty bodice beneath or hours of stone. It is probable 1.11.1. V _ .9 .» 0 your 08 -
‘ ‘th F‘Ch brocade Sl'k- work 011 these will be pushed along Xi . '
chsct the front opens to show tel-.thwlth 9 j‘ . u-
ves. .
. 1 Buy FOR CASH—GET FRESH Goons. ': 1
can MEN’S MASQUERADE sALL. ' ' “ ‘ '
Next Monday evening is the date for
the Red Men‘ 3 entertainment and mail- ‘ ,~
querude ball. indeed all other kinds ‘ 9
of amusement seems of vcry little im- . L
portnnce when this grand annual.
_ Bargains that actuallu stun an. surprise are to
I _ .1 . be got at lhlfi militlll
I the medicine put up by oth-
to to be willing to offer to rt» event is in sight. and it is safe to say “Wt N°"‘"""- 1 TEL E?H°NE' Namath.
oncy if it. does not cuts," that then! is no social event that, in Call, “,0. " ‘ " “J ' Calhm.
Baxter. to a Sentinel nmu looked ful'wmd to by so many, for ‘ ‘ 1 ‘
pod into his stow "but. i
sell D1. Howard 11 specific
3 of constipation and (lys-
that bust 11.
their: line ncvc1 been 11 disappointing
feature in any of the seven connectio”
tlvo1 fli'tdt‘clasfi masquerades that hair
been given by the Red Men. Ev cry.
one has been an imp1ovement on the“
other and this, the eighth annual,‘
promises to excel all the others. Th9 ‘ 1-
entertnlnmont. the grand march, tho
order of dance. and indeed every do- : ‘:
toil 10'1- the comfort. and enjoyment d ‘
the patrons has been so curefnily.
ldk introductory sale unth-
‘ sell their regular fifty
ht half mice 25 cents.
i have sold a lot of it.
I‘Vantooii every package.
11 thought back es un-
”ant
' r1111 riser area nub corona to t. folmd in emu. Come
mm V mm who V , right here and :1 it. as we ride ourselves in nevi only the best
venture of mg m. m"... 8“” “mm m ”3;," 3:; no that money can y: You 1111 ireceive the best value r your money ‘
d, "is its small dose peilrn‘ce has ldhrncd wilt-lo to Wemsuit you.
' of any store in town. We cut hundreds of people.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
. LEADING ounces.
33 Want wasntdqron or I, count uonwauc.
:form. There are sixty
that can be carried in
, or our so. and every
Vittotliclnai power than n
he tumbler of miln
V15
to .1111] take from anything tllut wt
contribute to tho i11'il.:';111111'nl of V1.
111011111011. he Hod Mon 5 eighth M
111111] music ll,Muslt'Httii.n1-xtMtMl
llll evttui ' will be the grand W
111111.an season. like any
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