prqua ., Mm which nih- hilniaistrsuon has to meat , ’Drery piss thus far ‘ gm“ the situation has , been Vlve' order striking deep ”M rapt drifts evil and no mo in a broad. general is all ea fifths boy. before . first him.- is taken in 4 ironclad from becomes bywthe use of measures raptrsiiging and improving” ’ pill, elucidation the slate ,. .I then instead of a debated ad dependent upon the ‘ ugh the probation law and Tish not yet'bscome so gene a . Mormonism: bonsai” W afth ‘ ‘ place widow's peak' while those on either side of the tannins are a trifle more decided. yet still exquisitely de~ lipate in their panelling. Women with the five points of beauty. usually have low. broad, unlined foreheads; their ears are about invariably not close ‘to their heads, with no disagreeable tics of hiduess about. them. :and this same gracious beauty of out- line seen at. the forehead is nearly :aiwaya carried out at the back of the While taffeta for trimming white cinch if: very sstiIfsc ry and also v'ery modisb: this will more gene filly used in the comics White les- southan ever before and many of the southern gowns are showing this mode 'of triathlon Plain or dotted white Brussels not makes dainty evening gowns for young girls-all In white. or made up over colored linings and trimmed with toilets bands the same sheds. Bows tied near the ends of the sash and caught with clusters of small as iidciai flowers decorate some of the the direction in may] for the best re riporouaiy and glean lsaiim- operation The Will: of Representative “ The so: whichy Mr Weber has drop- M9 the legislative slot with the 0‘. ills! out a reform will used = adoption. It pro- its, tint any person who lib less than five terms in ll 01‘ Mood lsll shall under and that every “Hi be imprisoned not more It! study In force in this “a. that. a person who is ‘ tootsie prison for the third 11,-ng an habitual crim- lazilmig a mandatory 1 irty years. Wailers bill s ould pass,“ 17mg“ ill thhrso mes lie is W found guilty of I. . Inlibt either be adjudged any .crliulnlti' and sent to prison ' yneed ., Mr Weber‘s hill 1 p 1y a workin basis for an act. ‘ s to be well shalt clubs Wiiys and after years of such biblli have put him almost beyond ilid trench of remedial influences Pro ‘ ti line with such remedial agen- for there magmas, or woman, . With a refermatory for the cases and the probation law, and lube, like Judge Mathewson's '1. younger ones, there might be lor the better in the history and phase of criminal develop- l Connecticut. ‘AHSTORIA taste and Children. . You liars Always Emil be correctly as the Japanese ' 'tlhould bo accented not on the we p, but on the first sy- ant a comfortable sleeping enough of the undyed pou- comes from the looms to gown with good. full skirt. ei- Iseve and snug~ilttlng, law are close-fitting mincoats, . to date in style. and there ’ rods of women wearing the t coals who Would look the fitted ones. Of .. straight ones outnumber the stores because they - 1e are calling for. but for the trim. shapely mam “find them, and m salinity fashionable as pg! wear, and more becolu coiffurs is especially prct- tubes of flowered ribbon that accom- psii’y sheergo atom alloverw‘nlace than cloth is em- played in many of trc bodices that form a part of the season's gowns. the whole being silIHintd. light in weight, and- altogether comfortable. Some girls are using their white summer gowns for house wear the win- ter. Such gowns are always attractive perhaps more so than usual in mid- winter. while the evenly-heated room of the rn'odern home prevent any pos- sibility of taking cold. IS THERE SUCH A PLACE AS HELL?” Sermon Tomorrow Night at First M. E. Church. The pastor, the Rev. W. W. '1‘. Don- can will preach the second sermon in the series on “Our Relation to The " Other World” at the First Methodist Church, the topic being ‘.‘Hell Is there “such a Place?‘ The comment is of- ten made that the Christian pulpit makes little reference to Hell in these days, and there is a general wnvictlon that new light has come on this subject in these times The question will be considered tomorrow night. At the close ofhhe sermon the choir will sing a special anthem somewhat unusual "The Great Day of the Lord" by Challis. The Young Men will hold their service in the Sunday School room after the preaching services has concluded. in the morning the pastor begins a series of sermons on Some Fundsmeo tale of the Faith," the topic being The Being of. God " ‘A "MCI: SUGGESTION. (Kansas City Journal). The Western School Journal sug- gests that every school teacher in the state should take up the President's message and have it studied section by section in the school room. The esteemed Journal does not advocate a longer school term but if the idea is adopted We do not sec much chance of the boys and is of Kansas getting a vacation much before the Fourth of July. even if only the annual message is digested. If the specials are sub Jected to the same process. the pupils might as well make up their minds to camp in the school room until Sep- tembcr. THE JUDGE USES FOROEFUL LAN- GUA GE. Judge W. B. Simmons, of Fincastlo. Va. told the reporter that L d: M. Paint was used on his residence in 1882 and held its color well for 21 years; he further more said that 8 years ago he was induced to use all- otber paintandds sorry he did, be cause the filler paint didn't make good. The Judge will now always use 1.. & M., because he knows if any defect exists in L. & M. Paint the house will be repainidd for noth- ing. The L dc bi. Zinc hardens ch on d: M White Lead and makes n a M. Paint wear like iron for 10 to 15 . years. Actual cost of L. & M. about 31.20 per gallon. Donations of L. d: M. made to churches. Sold by Chas. 11‘. Dow, South Nor. walk; ilubbelldz &8taples Hardware Co. Norwaik; W. 8. (layer A Son. Westport; Northrup Bros, Scuthport. Park a Tiliord‘ ‘ ' PINE Wines. Liquors and Cigars Wye ands Kbights. the Ancient Order of Hitler gansatothirtyonebytheirop— panama At sushre.’ W. J.Powellami‘c1:sdr;iss u . , .l' "W" *' mating. A large number participated last .nisns. a Booth Norwalh German or- evening in the sushi-s. the tables be- ”Ississtinsandl’hsssrllooh endingarrangeuin nball. I wars 0-1-0 9‘!- The dist nriaasisnbt pins. ”9|!nt ll 1 1‘ were award Nellie German. is and they I" for winning seven games out of a nd at every gsee. .Adolph Hater and mm“ an. insultsmsssnr (Condensed) Etna Life Insurance Company, HARTFORD. CONN. = MORGAN G. BULKELEY. President. January I. 1901-“ , assess. LIABIIUTIEB. Real. Estate acquired by Reserve on Life, Endow- foreclosure ........... $ 156,220.01 ment, and Term Poll» 0!!ch Building ......... 460,000.00 clcs. by the 3% per 0 ii on hand and in cent. standard ........ 371, 135 ..205 00 he ............... 7,286,582.14 Special Reserve, not In- . Stacks and Bonds. ....... 28.125.011.41 eluded above ......... 874,998.00 Mortgages secured by Premiums paid in ad- Real Estate .......... 37 .904, 178 89 vsnco, and other Lla- . Loans on Collateral ..... 1,085 086 49 biiitles ............. 88,051.82 Loans secured by policies Unearned interest paid of this Company ...... 4,865.943.33 on Policy 140R!!! ....... 121,543.58 interest due and accrued Surplus reserved for spe- December 31. 1906..... 926,809.83 cial class of Policies Premiums in course of and dividends to Policy collection and Deferred holders not yet due. .. 866,013.66 Premiums (not) ...... 743,567.27 Moses and Claims await. - Market leuc of Securb ing proof, and not yet due ................. 606,568.43 Unearned Premiums on Accidenl. Health and Liability Insurance .. 1,592,877.62 Reserve for Liability claims ..........,... 1,538,166.55 lies over cost ........ 2,516,751.22 Surplus to Policy holders; 7, 213 .327. 63 Total Assets ......... 384.029.752.09 Total Liabilities ....j‘.38d,029,762.09 RECORD FOR 1906. Total Income . ............. , ................... 3 18,304 .835 .61 Paid Policy Holders ............. . .......... . ...... 8,934. 936.73 Increase lit Asset: .‘ ......................... 3i. 4,78 s, 7.77 Increase to Life Insurance in Force ................ 1o;so4, lncreass' 1n Accident Insurance in Force. . . . . . . 9,795. 746.00 Total paid policy-holders since organisation' in 1850. . 162,635,344. 06 is no Mei Accident & Health usiness: ArthurG. Hinhley, Gcn'lA Home Ollie: A Progres Always upon-date with our h 1311 grade Llic Depai~ R. C. Middlebrook. Manager, Building, Bridgeport, Conn. ullding. Hartford. Conn.‘ tment : Llablll Robertc. Bouncer (isn’i Agent. sive lore s at lovrest possible prices. Indeed, we are always on the lookout for the low marirat and give our trade the benefit of same. ' .35" . , I FANCY TABLE BUTTER ..-. . .' ..... '. .. 32c lb. Maine Potatoes, beat potatoes ev er handled in this town. . . .75: bu. Native Onions, sound, good size pk., 30c; qt, 5c Warranted Eggs, fresh west— erns . . 32c duz. ounces-sane I‘cls or Proctor & Gamblc's Naptlia Soap ..... ’. 6 for 25¢ Fancy large Lemons... .25C (102. 5 lbs. Pop Corn'(tl1c kind tllatpops) 25c Good Table Butter; we sell considerable ........... 29c lb. Smoked Beef, fresh sliced, ,, thin and nice ....... 5..” 1b., 10': Paw-11cc Cats, :1 prize inside .......... ...3pkgs., 25c 3 lbs. large meaty Prunes. ...25c 3 cakes Securing 80:111.. .. ...-10c Louis JeseIOfi', 72 North Main St. ‘ Tel. c- u. sass. south Norwslk. OnIyPlaceioGetGreenportOyuers Cod, Halibut. Weak, Frost and Flat Fish, Per-glee, Pickercl, White Fish, Mackerel, Salmon. Large Long Clams for belting. Smelt, 16c pound. Lobsters Saturday. Gutbili’s Bridge Fish Market EA AND COFEEE to be found in Norwalk Come THE BEST rlgllt here an 1“ it. as we ourselves in he only the best that money can ny You receive the best valudi? . of any store in town. We still hundreds of people. (MARI-ESE assume canoes; .. i 11 WEST WASHINGTON 8T. souru‘rloawam. I A. i i l i I I " legislature can be prevail were tied for the first gentleman's price. Mr. Creagh won the cut of l"'th'c cards and secured a pretty pair of cuff buttonsua Arthur Williams secured the second prize. a stick pin, by winning six and one-half games. The booby prize, an imitation lemon. was awarded to Ed. ward lid rails. for landing one and tin Creagh out: won seven games and onedntlf games to his credit. During the evening ice cream was served and dancing was a pastime un- til about midnight. Tbe party was under the direction of a committee of which M. J. Howard was chairman. B. C. Feeney acted as omcial announcer. Members of the Ladies Aid Society. meats will tell you. —Philadelpbis Rec- of St Mary’s Church, Mrs. c. H. lilis- ord.__ Specials for Today. by the use of Royal Baking Powder' is con. siderable. Royal is economical, because it pos- sesses more leavening power and gees further. said, Mrs. Cyrus Parks, Mrs. T. Mont- gomery and Miss shinning, oileiated as score keepers. Blobbs-In buying an automobile. be sure and get the best.81obbs——But how shall I know which is the best? Blobbs—Oh! any one of the advertise- Men's All Linen Hemetitcbed Hand. kerchiefs. 1255c quality. SATURDAY, 2 FOR 191:. 1 Ladies' Lace Trimmed or Embroider.‘ SATURDAY. 2 FOR 190. Mennen's Talcum Powder regular price 19c, and 1 cake Pears ’wUnscem odSoap, regular price, 18c. SATURDAY, BOTH FOR 10c. l Tooth Brush. regular price. 150, and Calder's Dentrine, regular price, ROTH, 19¢. ~_19. Fine Face Veiiings, all colors rcgu Iar prices 26c and 29c. SATURDAY, 19c YARD. Fine Chiffon Neck Rushing. regu- lar price for collar lengths is 100. SATURDAY. ENOUGH‘r‘IOR 6 COL- LARG, 19¢; ' a; ‘, ’ "Hook dn" Hose Supporters, all coi- are. regular price 26c. SATURDAY, 19c. No. 60 Tafletallibbon, in colors, reg- ular price Add yard BATURDAY,19¢ YARD. Shell Hair Pins, straight or crimp- ed, regular price 26c. MTURDAY,1lc DOZEN. PABOCHIAL SCHOOL [Tenement Diliricil'l‘biho” West ants Escaped Injury ——-——-——s—'- ing in the vicinity and those in the ad was formerly the Cooper Armory, an to have started in the base night some of the young smoking This was soon as as it was thought, but early guished, ing embers. 340.000, covered by insurance. COM'PO 'REACH MONUMENT. Movement for Erection Will Be Push. ed by Sons of‘lAmercsn Revolu- t on. A popular subscription has been the Sons of the American Revolution to erect a monument at Oompo Beach in the town of Westport, to commem- orate Tryon and the first Revolution- ary battle fought on Connecticut soil. From this spot, Tryon started on his memorable raid on Danbury and N01 walk in the year 1777. Both these towns were burned before the redcoats saw fit to retire from this state. The proposed monument is to cost 38, 000. It is thought that if 34, 000 can be raised by subscriptions, that the upon to go rovide the addition'ai 34. 000 needed. veral designs have simady been sul- gested, but none of them will be act- ed upon by the committee until suf- cient money In raised to guarantee the success of the plan. SOUTH NORWALK RESCUE MIC- NI ,‘f 3/. 0, Jones and Stevens, of Stamford, wIl be pres- assisted in the service last Sunday will be present tomorrow. gratin time is expected. Come and shiny this- ldon's Heavy Cotton Socks. iu mix- tures. regular price We pair. SATURDAY, 8. PAIRS, 19c. Women's Black Gotten Hose, fast ed Handkerchiefs regular 12!,“ each..color, regular price 10c. SATURDAY. 8 PAIRS, 19¢. Men’ I Suspenders, strongly made land leather ends, regular price 25c. SATURDAY,10c, Best Quality American Prints. con- sidered cheap at, be yard. . SATURDAY, 4V, YDO. FOR 19c. Mercerised Sateen in all colors, our regular 260 (1th SATURDAY,y 19o YARD. BestdQuality Apron Ginghams, worth 111' SATURDAY, 3V; YDO. FOR 191:. 5 8c Women’s Medium Weight Vests. high neck and short sleeves, regular mile 250. SATURDAY 19: EACH. Men's All Linen Collars, all the lat- est shapes, 1256c quality. 2 FOR 19c. Corset Covers. 6 different styles. lace and embroidery trimmed. real va lue, 29c. SATURDAY, 19c. “E 7." Waists for boys or girls, legular price 250 SATURDAY, 19:. Flaunclcltv Underskirts, pink or blue, regulm price 250. SATURDAY, 190. Children‘s Outing Flannel Under- waists. “Little Beauty" style, regular price 26c - SATURDAY, 190. THE BOSTON m sosron susman .- End Threatened, But Occurs 33 BOSTON,Feb.9-—-Tbe congested dis- - trict in the West End was threatened :; by a are today that ruined St. Mary's .. Parochial School, on Cooper street. ~ 80 dangerous did the tire become that :1 three alarms were sounded in quick .. succession. followed soon afterwards -« by a fourth. There was much excite- '_j ment among the foreibn element liv- . Joining tenements were ordered to vs.- 1; cats by the dremen.’1'he structure .. old fashioned three and a half story 22 brick building The blue is belimd ~ plant. ‘ t ‘ pie held .' a barn party there in aid 0 the Jamai— - ca sufferers, and a small tire was dis- j covered where some boys had been .. day the :, flames broke out show from smoulder- . So far as known no one ~- was injured. as the caretaker and his 3' family were the only occupants, and . they escaped. The loss is estimated at ' started by the Connecticut Society of , Regular service tomorrow afternoon . '1 at 3:16 o’.cioek Brothers out; also w. 0.1-1qu and wife, Who ‘ r Phone 655-3. . from 2 p m. to9 p. The Union Pacific. 126 Washington St., So. Norwallr, Best Quality Outing Flannels reg- ulai price 10c. SATURDAY, 3 YDS. FOR 190. .l “Simia” Silks in the always popular black and white checks many stores the price is 35c TOMORROW THE PRICE, lie. I Batee’ Seersuckers, in great variety ‘ V of colorings, regular price 1295c. , SATURDAY, 2 YDS. FOR 31%. ,2; i, Thin Blown Glass Tumblers, regu-l) ' :e So each. , OATURDAY. 0 FOR 196. I 4 Qt. Enamel Sauce Pans,regula1i price is 291:. Touoascw, no. i Quart Bottles of Ammonia, regultir price 10c each. sarusoav, 3 BOTTLES son 19 .' 10 Q1. Tin Dish Pan, regular pr co .. 5 lbs. for 25¢. SUGAR At Refincrs‘ Prices. . , 10 lbs. for 50¢. 25 lb. ClothSacks"...........' ............ I I zolba.ior‘$1.co , ...... $1. 23 cash Tees and Coff as W e have the right kind of less and Coficcs at popular prices. We give ‘libcrul (mantitics of Pink Discount Stamps with each pound of Coffee or with each pound or half pound of . ,~_Tea. . Start collecting stamps today,- Get a premiulnl. BUY FOR CASHQGET FRESH GOODS , . ..... «New Inuit-1 Nomaik. Call. “it. ' service. Bring your friends. Every- body welcome. ‘1; York GFOOBWDJ TI IPi‘iONl’ Norwhiit.
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