.. m ,s‘ye
Jigs a. In.”
‘ .. silliness“.
Old
Communication of
”it. i“. I. and A. M. will
its mass. Feb 8th.
m o‘clock p. m. We Fel-
Oe'eee. All Master Masons
and internally invited.
Internally you’re.
”CERT M. WILCOX. fiery.
l4. Kinnaman. a practicing
of Cleveland. Ohio, has been
violins in his leisure hours
does he was a boy. He has
*9“ of them. He made one for
When he began the making
Win was the work of months.
says. “i can go out into the
Monday morning. cut a block
W tron: a tree. and have the
3 3 t iinished by Saturday eve-
t'u all nonsensewthis popular
I. a violin is: not really a fine
‘3 ' 3.“ was made by one
old in tors who lived a thou-
_ years ago, more or less. There
”-9 violin in the world. and there
as'a “violin since the world be
flint it it was put on sale today,
.bring for its intrinsic value any
$019100.”
M is growing fast and well.
to the...Canadian depart-
. 3 e total number
ct m “homestead its the cam
its northwest lnvthfe‘isst fiscal year
,. inseam. up 0113.495 Americanu,
910 Canadianb, 5.89? English. 2,193
‘ ' etch. 1.024 Germans
slid “8 irishl. (The total number 01'
units from the United States
«during the first (our mouths of the pro
lent iiscsl year was 17 907, as com
posed with 12 .664 in the same period
.1905. lineal rear.
‘mve‘ digger has been [induced to give
drinking and sign the piedgo. At
ilnbiic meeting he gave his oxperi»
‘ .- "i never thocht to tell ye." he
t‘fthat for a whole month i havna'
ed a drop 9’ anything. I saved
13' rue handles and ill-ass nails and
~41 I'm a teetotslor for anither month
. .1... ». a—Mlhs
The judge who is trying a loud mur-
reuse in Kdtitiiclty has called for a
' idier’s to protect him
and periidps they
. ‘. .
I. I...“-
:10 p. tn. 3 '
3m TILKPNONI " "
' pieted with accessories of white
as little town in Scotland the1
W to buy his a brpw oak calla)
.. is every indication oi its continuance.
The insertion curls
If“? marvels all around the
apron. and hollow oi each circle
is tilled in with a spider web; the and
dossbstflngiufinishedinthosaxhs
wsv -
The shades lust of! white. natural
linen. putty color and the rout. which
are so fashionable among grown-ups.
are equally so [or children. They are
very pretty as small boys when com'
Among the many uses for odd rom-
nunts of ribbon is the manufacture of
a corset bag. which is so convenient
when traveling. it also is the means
at very delicately perfumlug the cor-
set when not in use.
A recipe party is one or the original
entertainments described in this
month's Harper' is Bauer. Each lady is
requested to bring some not concoction
of her own making. The husbands.
brothers. and sons are the judges. and
not no one knows what any one else
has brought. as everything it put on
a tsbiorin the hall without a name.
Every m solid or liquid is care-
fully and by each guest lino voted
on by th’e‘ildm. who decide who shall
icarry oi! the prises. Souvenirs of the
'occasion are recipe books in which
the some may write all the recipes
that strike their fancy.
The sweater is a highly popular gar
ment with the school boy at this time
of the year.
While red coral heads have lost none
of their popularity. there are more of
the white onep being worn now than
formerly. They are very appropriate
for a debutante. *
There are lots of girls with plenty
of time who might earn pin money
and also help out some other girls who
are in business positions perhaps and
{whose time (Or sewing is most limited
by emproidering shirt waists and oth-
er articles for a reasonable sum. with
out loss of dignity to either party The
very high prices of hand made articles
splace them entirely beyond the reach
of the majority of business girls. and
unless possessed of unlimited ambition
and strength, they are obliged to go
without the dainty embroidered gar
ments that all girls delight to wear.
A white silk petticoat and corset
cover do splendid service in lieu of a
slip to be worn with a thin white eve
.ning gown
LOOKS AND FEELS LIKE WINTER.
This town has the look and the feel
of winter and it is altogether bad for
those irrepressible folks who tell you
that we don' t get the kind of winters
we used to. Roads and sidewalks are
pretty well dug! out, and the result is
that travail nfiis retty easy, and it is
also delight! i’ t thoge who do not
shut themselves up in a street car.
The sieigbing is splendid. and there
is.
A hobo. who aald’his name was John
Walsh. stated a light last night at the
trans house Keeper
seat word to the police
and Captain llamas Huntsnd
Bryan 11. Silk responded and found
Walsh in a dslspidaiod condition
Walsh claimed that his but and
coat had been stolen. These articles
of apparel were found at the tram
house but Walsh maintained that they
were not his. When the slender was
brought before .111ng E. It. iockwood
this morning. he said he wanted to go
to Jail. Judge Incirwood was in an
accommodltlng mood and sentenced
Walsh to the North avenue hostciry
tor 30 days.
FOURTEENngGREEil BELOW
This morning was far and away the
coldest of the present winter. A self
registering thermometer at the reel-
dence of J. Belden Huribut in Union
avenue Norwalk showed the maximum
degree of cold to be fourteen degrees
below zero.
As low as 18 degrees below has
been reported in town. At 8 o'clock
this morning an accurate thermometer
in Wall street. Norwnik showed 5 de-
grees below zero. .
DECISIONS AGAINBT THOMAS
HOR N.
Deciions were yesterday handed
down by Judge Taylor of the town
coult in the three suits. brought
8.81“]le Thomas Koran for a time pro-
prietor of the Hotel Warwick, but who
iound his business obligations too
heavy and who “flew the coop" some
time ago. All three decisions were
in (ever of the plaintiils and were as
follows: John Oldo schlager, 888;
MacFarland and Pie ering. 8131, and
John Moebrins. 318.1111 were accom
panied by costs. 3
i
THE DECBITFULNEM OF MAN.
Mrs. Mode-"Why what are you
crying about?"
Mrs. Newwedde—“Weii. you know
John In away from home tor a week
on business."
“."Yes
"He writes that he gets out my pic-
ture and k-klssea it every day."
“Well. that's surely nothing for you
to cry about. "
"Yes. it is! Just for a joke. i took
my picture out of his bag before he
slatted and put one of m m-mother's
in its piace."—-—Casseil’s Magazine.
NATURALLY.
“A Topeka woman destroyed the hat
pi a man who annoyed her "
' “Being a woman, she naturally be-
lieves one's hat to be one's most pre-
cious possession."——3Honston Post.
- 3 3 3
Park a, Tiliord.
nus ‘
Wines. Liquors and Cigars
for several days. There is also good
coasting. and this sport is being on-
ioyed by many who have not been
children for a good many years. The
armaments.
fillet night.Ti1.tu1-aished Work
for a large number of'men.
BiNdIIiS that actuaiiu stun and surprise are to
be got at this miahiu
'adit. a d Misses’ Suits.Coais, Skirts Walsls
“ end “1111110111111 less than haif‘pnce. 1‘
:1 for Every 0331 We Place on Sale Bargains
3);!) 10 below zero
............
CF FEE DEMONSTRATION.
oatutday. Feb 9th from .2 p m to 9p. m
“Hotel Glifiord” ‘
culntEs enlists,
Proprietor.
Telsobsnfu m
........................
p-
thing to you balms passed away?
,;. FRIDAY esEpIAL N0. 1.
Women's Wool 1355 ‘Gl‘ives‘.’ ' all
colors. 50c quality. . . . .. ........ 33c
FRIDAY SPE}IAL NO. 2.
Fairy Soap, reguia price he; Fri
day special ..... .6 cakes for 21¢
FRIDAY SPECIAL NO. 3. _
Dr. .Lyonst Tooth. owder. regular
price 25c; Fridti 33 Speciai53.v.'...’17c
FRIDAY SPECIAL NO. 4.
Embroidcrics and Insertions.
widths from 3 to 6 inches. values
15c and‘ 20c; Friday Special....10c
FRIDAY coconut. no. 5.
Remnants of Ribbons. all colors.
best quality Taitetn. regular
price 150 yard; Friday Special.» yd.
FRIDAY SPECIAL No.5
Cotton Tape in assorted widths.
dozen pieces in package. regular
price 5c; Friday........ ..... 3. 21/2:
FRIDAY SPECIAL N0. 7.
500 yard spools oi Banting Cot-
ton. regular price be; Friday
Special . ................... .....3c
FRIDAY SPECIAL No. Q. _
Odds and Ends infihildren's Wool
Underwear, soonuaiity. rum. 37¢
Tmesn erarts'rlcs lion its.
Fl no to be out 11): Forest
wise and Cuncu‘s ufismuo
». seas at Last Yssr'a Work. .1
Schedules for the soliection or static
30”! of forest products tor 1907. have
, 3M sent by the Forest Service to all
in industries directly do en-
the Forest. Service to ”swallow
the National Lumber
verso! approval and support
users at wood throughput the
gala:
“States.
The work was undertaken to meet ores for .1000 now under way. The fit. tion and coopersse A single sddi- In
the urgent demand for escalate data arcs tor the production at lumber were tiou has been made in an inquiry as ICh cage Daily News.
De Style—«What did your rich uncle
[says you when he died? Gumbusta~ ——At our club meeting the other day
Nothing. De Style—Didn’t he say no i made a move—
(with sudden
Oumhusia~Yeez he “sad nothing was tions)~0h. Mr. Boreit. can youl—Bai-
too good for me. ~Pittshurg Bulletin. timore American.
.1 st upon our 1 ts. rm war is
a continuation thinness] 1111006 3333lll‘?
Makes the finest. Ii ht-
eatbest flavored biscuit.
hot- breads, cake and
3_ try. Renders the
606 more digestible
and Wholesome.
more , 1v pulls
ROYAL IAKINO POWDER 00-. NEW YORK.
Tiresome caller (after a long pause)
Miss Sharp
anima-
3;...
Special 33
Situation .
'30 Sheet ..
Elects:
llamas.
Thlt there is no other place in
town selling these mum
brands: Crosses Aster. Gold Rock,
Monarch or our Maud 8. Brand
Flour.
That there is no outer distributor
or discount mumps altering .euoh
liberal inducements. :1
That our Teas and Coffees are “it"
as to quality and price.
That buying your Groceries, Tees
and Coffees, Cami. doom-Butter
log fear Plait: almost
'und Eggs of us is a «lesson! “to
your health.”
South Ncmlk.
Call. “0.
BUY FOR CASH—GET FRESH GOODS.
New York Grocery Go.
rat. EPHONI. . '
“Mk.
OIII. “I.
Phone ass-4.
You Want
THE BEST TEA AND COFEEE to be found, tn Norwailt. Como
right here and et it, as we pride
that money Quietly.
You will receive the best value
ourselves in having only the host
or your money
of any store in town. We suit hundreds of people. We can suit you.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
LEADING oaocna
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST.
_7 _
RECENT anmwu. or vssssts‘.“
SABLFJ lBLAND. N. S. Feb. '1.—
Stesmer Amerika. Hamburg. Southam
pies and Cherbourg for New York.
was 170 miles south of this point this
morning. Probably dock at 8:30 a. m .
Saturday.
SIASCONSET. Mass. Feb. 7.—— The
Steamer Baltic. Liverpool and Queens
town for New York. was 138 miles east
of Sandy Hook at 6:40 a. m. Proba-
bly dock about 8: a. m. Friday. ‘
. 11' is Afvi'ié‘i’lnptdowwr‘itif"rfnar‘ vHs- sosron 31'an 1a
HEADQUARTERS FOR INEXPENSiVE, BUT GOOD RELIABLE GOODS.
AB WELLTAO THE MEDIUM AND N IGHER PRICED MERCHANDISE
FOR WHICH OURf‘FAIR PRICES" ARE EOUALLY NOTABLE.
WE ARE INI A POSITION TO QU OTE THE VERY LOWEST PRICES,
AND “LOW PRICES HERE" MEAN PERFECT SAFETY.
YOU.
N0 RISK TO
SCAN THE FRIDAY BARGAINS CLOSELY. NOTE HOW MANY
OF THEM WILL MEET YOUR PRESENT NEEDS, THEN COME TOMOR-
new.
IT WILL PAY YOU.
I
THESE BARGAINS ARE FOR FRIDAY ONLY.
NO MAIL ORDERS AND NONE BENT C. O. D
FRIDAY SPIGIAL No. 9.
36 inch Black Tsii'eta Silk. regu-
lar price 91.50; Friday Special
............. 99o yard.
FRIDAY SPECIAL N0. 10.
Black Mercerised Sateen Petti-
coats, heavy fleeced lined. reg
ular $1. 75 value; Friday Spec-
6181
........ ....-..-..--...u-.
".25
FRIDAY SPECIAL NO. 11.
Heavy Cloakings.
wide.
checks
Special
full 58 inches
in stylish plaids and
$150 quality;
....... .s-v...-.
Friday
s-uleeso
FRIDAY spasm. NO. 12.
124
Extra Size Blankets.
with colored borders, value
Friday Special . .
bite
.25; .
«upon the annual 11min upon our tor-
est resources.
The result proved so
valuable that the information will be
compiled annually, in’ accordance with
the plan outlined by the Forest Ser-
vice a. year ago. “ ,
To add to the «10111ch accuracy.
and promptness or compilation of the
1! ate. the Bureau at the Census mend
the ForestSsrvice
rating in transmit
are thisyear
thoilwiifiwo
balsa insures to the manufacturers the
Hanufsmhr‘crs unbounccmoni or results at the sari-
Association. It then received the uni lest possible moment after all the re:
ports have been received.
weavers] new lectures will distinguish
.s.573
FRIDAY SPECIAL N30. 13.
Table Oiicloths in. white or fancy.
regular price 22c; Friday Spec
iai ....... . . . . . ............ 161: yd.
FRIDAY SPECIAL NO. 14.
Boys' or Girls' Sleds. our regular
$2.50 value: Friday Special. . "931.75
s'anAY snow. no. 15.
“Flexible Fiyers." the sleds that
go. regular price :4. 00; Friday
Special ........ . ............ .9326
FRIDAY SPECIAL NO. 16.
Women s Flannelette Night Gowns.
all sizes. regular price $1. 00.; Fri-
day Special ...... _.....00c
33......—
withheld last. year until returns had
been received from every State This
your the production or each state will
be announced as soon as the returns
are in. The tailors or the m ctur»
ers of a single State to furnis the in~
formation promptly will therefore do-
lay the publication oi.’ results for that
State only3|
The t l Droducticu oi the ilni'tod
11.81am will be complied when all State
reports are complete
The lines pon Which inquiry will
be made are r'a‘otioaliy identical with
those oi! last year. covering lumber
lath and shingles. piupwood, railroad
SOUTH NORWALK.
_...-__ m
“There is a lot of excitement in run-
ning an automobile" said the cheerful
citizen.
"ch. " answered the man Who smells
of gasoline. “it gives life the charm of
uncertainty. You never know whether
you are going to be late for dinner or
estiy at the emergency hospital. "—-
Washington Star.
The qualities that excite the large
soul to erudition arouse the small
one to envy.
FRIDAY SPECIAL ,NO. 17.’
‘Apron Ginghams. blues and browns.
a large assortment, regular 81:
quality; Friday Special ......... ea»
FRIDAY SPECIAL NO. 18.
Axminster Rugs, 2? x 03, full size.
Regular price 82.75. Friday
Special .................... 92.12%
FRIDAY SPECIAL No.19.
Tam OShanters in red blue and
white Reguiai 91.00 value.
Friday Special ................ 65o
FRIDAY SPECIAL N0. 20.
Flannelette Kimonos. in dainty coi-
ors. Regular 81.00 and 91.39
value. Friday Special ........ 75o
FRIDAY SPECIAL NO. 21.
Odd Coats for womeh and misses.
including values from 88 00 to
815.00. Friday ......"'f..... $1.00
1
FRIDAY SPECIAL NO. 22.
“ignite" Gas Mantlbs, sell light-
ing. no mantles requiredlbegu-19
lar price 35c. Friday Special .
FRIDAY spaciaa'llo. :3.
Clothes Wringers,~ wood frame.
3.guaranteed for one year. Rega-
Inr price, 82.60. Friday Spec-
lai ...... 91.89
I. ....... sou
FRIDAY SPECIAL 110.24.
Black Cotton Rose 161‘ women, good
weight double sole. regular
price 25c. Friday Special .81 e
FRIDAY SPECIALfio. 25.
Mens Outing Flannel Shirts. all
sizes, medium colors, 50c quall~
ty. Friday Special .. 38o
—. -.o-
to the consumption o31> telegraph and ;.
telephone Dales. ‘
The Service beiieros that the stat-is .
tics tor 1006 will be shore "complete and =
chore promptly obtained than those ga-
thered last year. 3 it so. their practical
value to wood producers Will be great- *
ly increased. Success depends very '
largely been the may cooperation of
manufacturers throughout ville conn-
1'!
We
“For the next two or three necks."
said the physician. "i would ilrIVI'l
you to take quinine in all the whiskey
udrinlt. " "But doctor. " protested
the collection and publication at its. ties. tun bark. veneer. wood distilla- col. Bluegrass. “l'm utruid cuisine in
1
i
quantities will iirove injurious. "-
Norwalk Chronicler