‘ ‘ The only ’ss'ction where the torn
colder tonight. Tuesday fair. Meant
weather prevails this morning in all
sections can of the Rocky Mountains.
toxemia-than”
3mm arthros days It
Mulls ligature: tourist lollowod
3y slowly rising Lemaitre on Tues-
u.
The Commercial Record gives the .
Norwslk
Mrs. 0. D Kimball is entertaining '
company from Washington 0.0
The Norwaik Biiii Club will meet
this evenin at the home of Vtho sec
rotary 43 est avenue.
Wendell G. Ashton. of 'Bmolt-
Will? is iVisiting at the libido of, Captain
William ll. Hoyt on Elmoresl. ‘
—-Dr Dick's Medicine cures grip
Thomas McGuire will next Monday
resume his duties with John H. Knapp.
of West street by whom he was em-
sieved for seven years.
bliss May Hamilton was able to re-
turn to her duties in South Norwallt.
yesterday, after a two'weeks' illness
at her home in Weston.
Augustus Roselle, one of thepas
senger brakemen on the Danbury Di-
vision. is ill, and Robert Norton. oi‘.
south Norwalk, ls substituting for
its
—~Dont forget to attend Foresters‘
Carnival. Odd h‘ellows' Hall tonight,
and Monday.
Miss Annie R Sanford. of Franklin
street has returned home from her
trip to Passalc. N J.. where she was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse M.
Ferris.
Rev. Kenneth MacKenzio, of Holy
Trinity Church, Wesfport, will again
be the special preacher at the three
hours “fr"?e in St. Paul's Church,
Good 1" day
A regular meeting of the directors
of the Norwalk Hospital Association
will be held at the Norwaik Club
rooms on Tuesday evening February
1907, at 8 o'.clock
-—Ms.ny ills come from impure blood
Can’t have pure blood with faulty div
gestlou, lazy liver and sluggish be
wels. Burdock Blood Bitters streng-
thens stomach. bowels and liver. and
purities the blood.
one“? Waldo AT Raymond and (laugh
ire, of Dorchestr. Muss, are the
guests of Mrs. Raymond’ s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William E. Montgomery. of
2 Bellies Place, Norwalk. .
list of real estate transactions in Nor-
walk, last week. as being eleven, with
mortgages of $3, 000. For the week in
February last year, there were six
sales and mortgages or 810,100.
“Hello Girls." How to be healthy
and happy and be a phone girl. Ring
up for a package of Hollister's Rocky
Mountain Tea with full particulars.
35 cents Tea or Tablets. Plaisted' 5
Drug Store.
County Game Warden Wilbur Smith
of South Norwalk, has appointed Con-
stable Joseph McCumb, deputy game
Warden, in Greenwich. and he will
fippoint another deputy in that loca-
.v .
There is a shortage of freight brake—
men on all portions of the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
system because of the present heavy
freight traffic and men are being taken
into the service daily,
Thc Colonials of New York defeated
the Newburg team at basketball Sac
a».-.
urday. the score being 30 to 14. in a '
rough, fast game. The visitors out-
classed the home team by their clever
passing and goal shooting and due
team wdrk.
A party composed of twentyoix'
young ladies employed at the R and
(l corset factory went on a sleigh ride
"all by their lonesome” saturtbly night
to Stamford. They had a supper at
the Stamford House.
Great investment, absolutely safe.
' brings returns, giving surplus earning
power of youth till old ageA securing
comfort and health in your declining
years. That's what Hollletsr‘s Rocky-
minis .Tea does Plsisted's sVDrug
, h-Don't forget to attend Forested”
Csrnival. Odd Fellows’ Hall, tonight.
auddiondny.
Miss Bess M. Reading, who hes been
the guest of Captain and Mrs. Robert
G. .nitchen left South Norwallt this
afternoon for New Rochelle, where she
will remain a few days before leaving
for ller home in Phlillpshnrg, New
Jersey. A reception will be given in "
' her honér in New Rochelle. this even-'
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T0 CURE A QVOLD in ONE DAY
TI” EluQuO
Tablets. Tungsten refund
fails to curd. E. W. GRO
turn is on each lion. sic.
Leaders in Meals
and Poultry
“Ilium mam his will
tilt is o n to V
{or the use region The
will probably continue fair in
Weflsrelgflivlng some veryplow 1
prices on Inverted and Domee- }' ‘
tic Cigars this week.
in boxes of 12’s, 35's, 50's and
100’s.
[lilillilll
l .44.} is WN‘M r
IMMIIIICI. “Less—u
torus northern
south Metabolism
stourlm
amory in Stamford. Friday manna
lflnslcslq Union. ytfidkltfioffldmic r
was the womb. Bligh included a
number of brass instruments and did
_ unusually fine work.
Wolfe better middle your own canoe. ,
For that is what you'll have ‘to do,
For when you are in hard luck
And want to borrow l. “Saw-buck, ”
All you get is symapurthee, .
Pleisted'a Drug Store.
time ago. as told in The Sentinel. two
weeks ago. has now passed the House
of Representatives and will soon go
to the president. The bill now needs
only the president’s approval and this
is assured.
No one who has a single paper
worth keeping can afford to be with-
out s safe deposit box. especially
[era a year Better rent a be in the
burglar- proof vault of them SciBh Nor
walk Trust Co. and rest easy about
your valuables.
Certificates of incorporation of the
(l. W. liradleys Sons. incorporated of
Weston. to manufacture tools and ma
chinery. hdve been filed with the see
rotary of state in Hartford. Capital
stock. 854 ..000 Incorporators. Willard
S. Adams. William G. Staples, Henry
T. Lees, all of Westport.
William Goes. E. B‘. Kndpp, It. E.
Byrnes. L. E. Rosse. E. ii. Snowden.
C R. Richards. Albert Lang. George
ll. Webber. New York; Robert Baa
sett, J. R. Perkins, Danbury; E. P.
Root, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Morgan New
Haven; L. R Glimx. Philadelphia; ..l
R. Hatch, Providence: R. Young, Jer
sey ity; Oscar L. Blil‘dlck, Fred S
Camp, E A. Sammie, Stamford; W. C.
Fools, W C. Perry, South Norwalk:
E. ll. Gumbart. East Norwalk; George
B. Chandler. Rocky Hill; A. Monroe
Stowe, Dariiilli;
port: Edgar . Lune, Rotvayton; John
Martin, West Norwalk: Mrs Walter
Rogers Boston; Oliord R Wright
Cincinnati: A. H. Bowers; Southpor-t;
James Tigh, John Wald Derby, were.
at the Hotel Clifford, recently.
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VDREAMS OF CHILDHOOD.
Pleasant recollections happy memor-
es
Songs of summer warbiers in the wil-
low trees, ..
Turning life' s new book over, page by
solder nose
At the fireside dreaming.
Of a golden age.
Come ye little figures; come yet. vi
sions sweet.
Faces tanned and freckled. brown and
.. bore of feet.
At% the fireside dreaming,
Of a golden age.
of life.
Free- 11nd bright. and. careless of the
human strife
Down the rifled chimney winter winds
. may, rage—
Nanglit can mar the dreaming
Of a golden use!
When the heart was wholesome with;
the innOcence.
Of the wildwood rapture, freedoms
recompense-4
Turn the, book bf fortune. but the
sweetest page.
Tells in hours of dres'mlng.
Of u. golden age.
\
Tells ochhildliood pleasure, tells the
In the happy” spirit of a. happy boy.
Winds around the chimney rage and
luau
Making sweet. the dreaming.
Of a golden age .
essed politicians who have re-
dumpublic qdlceto tin exact science
find the independent y'oter a sad stum-
, bling block-L‘s: fact which is smueingly
disclosed by in story found in the recent
life of the late George Monro Grant
" the sailboat Canadian educator and
clergyman.
Toward the and of Sir John Bastion-
ald's life he and Principal Giant, than
brother-in- law. Prof. Williamson.
"How I wish;” the premier said to
the principal, r‘thnt you would be a
steady friend of mine. “
"My dear Sir John.’ the principal re-
when you were right." i
laid ills hand upon the shoulder of
the n{li‘it‘i‘clpal Md. he I h
u “r "J,“ I ll av. no
82 ‘M Ml" 5" .i use or that b ll triesdshlp.”
SIIH
W
There was a large Crowd in Lil: ~
Unless you take Rocky Mountain
The service pension bill which pus». '
; sed the United States Senate some-
when one can be rented for four dol‘
A. C. Wilson. West:
Turn the book of listing, page by gold- .
Kansas City Journal J
J the head of Queen's College, met at ‘
dinner at the house of. the premiere: ‘
plies. "i have sitters supported you! .
The premiers elm twinned. and he 3
fl}
lists ass conch! marrow J "
A till" 9 not
my ear wirs Hash.» reunites Wflfifil J
TIIIO m rm: asses vstoune. watt. 4;
PARTICULAR. ~
air spools roots so To so was sour snow J J
wool» it so? as WILL To This: onaiiif' *
lTUNlTY TO “accuse A-rms CHAIR AT a vulv-
weak ONLY.
swim. mascron sue ssuwés.
'.I
THE BEST EVIDENCE .
is the ”T ' "y of Those Who Kilow.
Idohonapa or -
"."..'!"l l“?l\ ziifiJ .
. ' the Worth 0‘ s i E
. spellings EDUCAquN. .
Jay and Evening Sessions. . ‘ Enter February let.
South Noswalk; Standard PortR‘Ciiester.
pooial
«. .«iv J 9. '
3:1; .,,J..
in Basement of
RUGS, ART SQUARES. LACE CURTAINS. RUFFLED CUR-
TAINS, CURTAIN SWISSES. CURTAIN LACES, SASH
RODS, CURTAIN POLES.
M. 3. SMITH a comm.
92 Washington Street.
South Norwalk
At Star Shirt Factory.
Merwin Street,
MACHINE STITCEEBS
AND LEARNERS.
Good Pay and Steady Work.
Apply at Factory at once.
NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN
the public thatwe propose making it warm for allpersons using our
Coal. We ca‘n do this easily, because there is more best value to
the too in our Coal than in any other Coal you can buy.
The Daniel 149th Coal Company,
Branch Offices: 74 SEAVIEW AVE.
Bridge Drug Store. Telephone 548-.
Leary I News Stand.
”A---
Of an age resplendent with the hopes
Exhalahs size No. 2 Nut lloal at $5 per ton,
' delivered in your his.
run HARRISdeANS COMPANY ,+
PHONE,450.
J eddo,
Nice Tomatoes mom
Peat.- 2' club .-u...-.s-ssssbsod g.“
All other kinds of canned goods a}
lowest prices.
1. w. Doug?
as Washington Street
consumption.
”Phil genitals is in a yellow package. J
M11 Norwslk. coon.
Hutchinson; Pierce 8: Co: ,
$500 Tan.
u want or. V
‘L W.“ m5 1hr ICBONIIOOIOOOOOIOI m
smut
moxcillmi be
"You sound ii l'll make you be-
have like a gentleman”
“The other. Imartlag under the blow|
lay on the ground, energetically l
rem
“Not never!
“if“ You cannot
do It, sir!"-i’hillsde p
is Inquirer.
l
and [invents pneumonia and
Contains no, new“. ..
Refuse substit
.prng
Store. and the CH
gummy.
If you are piling to buy
Al’loce 0t Real fsiatc
talk over the matter with
l driller
To buy, sell and
insure
Your property consult
lilo Broker
John B. Lawrence,
Assoc».
2 South Main It.
Iouth Not-walk. Conn.
Clearance Sale
of Men’ 5 and Bous’
Cloihiua
at Halt-'l’rice.
ll. , GUTTlEB'S,
MEN'S AND BOYD' FURNISHIR.
11 NO. MAIN ST. 10.. NORWALK.
""“ABEEEW
Real Estate and immune.
We have several decided bargains
in Income producing property that
growth of the town.
FRANK c.
VAN Scov J
PLUMBINGV
STEAM.
HOT WATER.
AND- .
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper
and line.
so South Main Street.
South Norwsllt. coon.
‘ "” "ll-l"
Fill ”he 6 1b; )1 ‘reessssesesssee lch
NONI. mtfl ‘3‘. lbs “I. .390. .2“
Market can ................. so is.
m assessors-successes m“).
G'01:.solo-lossesuobsessos 1‘” Ib-
sseesssetsos mmmiqt.
Vi-‘All other kinds' list at reasonable
A 0M0. .
, This is to certify that all druggists J
[are authorised to ‘nhllld your money .
if Foley' s Honey and Tar fails to cure --.
your cough or cold. it stops the caught.
results from a cold. Cures is. grime
couch
must increase In‘value with the rapid . . ,_
WW ~
..J
“‘ hi...
'i.
i, m
A comm Salt ti
Bennett and
r ‘ J L“
J.
This quiet; thelogioal semiotic
his January Sale just ended. :lt is is
pushing out. of short Ion
seasonable merchandise. ,» ,
only lasts for a the? dentist: it: In
money savmg to you. So pronoJVJ -. ;
afford to pass them by.
not ‘.'
that Will
ml
83- 85 Washington Street.
Judge Adolph Meyer. of Louisiana,
who represents New Orleans in
grass. is a calm and unamotiensl man
except when people talk to him of Gen-
eral Benjamin F. Butler and the Union
soldiers who occupied New Orleans
during the Civil War.
“I suppose, judge." a friend said to
him recently, “you were there when
Butler's men stole the spoons?” .
"no.” replied the judge. ”l was away
lighting in the army, but my family
was there. What do you suppose they
did to us? They come into my mother's
house one day when the dinner was
cooking on the stove—«J
IAnti stole the dinner, i suppose,"
broke in the friend.
“Stole the dinner. my eye!" roared
the Judge. "They threw the dinner as
the door and stole the store."
We place on sale the finest lot of Embroideries one hull.
derly Brainstorm—“Ah. l outiit'fllo
MEL learned: thus whore toasts til:
mistake of my life." - we
Friend—~“And 1 married. and
where i made the mistake.” I!
dorter Blotter.
Patient~“Dootor. do you think
people are occasionally buried
alive?" _ _
Doctor (reassunngly)——"lt
happens to my patients. "-—Berllhsr Vil-
instriei'te.
. J. v
Clerk—“You can’t get A room
for that man: be drunk" '
Man (supportihl I W
“That's all right. wanton"; ‘
Clork~“'l‘hls lsawh Mp6 JJ J ‘
—-“Weli, he's” tend '
the di dissuade-dimly ..
altered. You will find here not only a great assortment of moles. \
but also a nice line of new patterns in matched sets of Swill. Nuth-
sock and Fine Cambric. VThese goods are all perfect and lucluile
96 Washington Street,
HEADQUA arise FOR
Stile on Bouncer
MOST COMPLETE STOCK 0F RECORDS IN TOWN.
The N. l Nugenue ii Sun
134 maumdrou STREET“ .2.
no Water Street.
and finishing lumber.
LWYII‘QWMIM
O; E Jackson
’ Optician.
Everything” in the Optical Line. .
Eyes Examined Bree. "
Bi. Horshfleld &
Timber. shingles. lath. all kinds and slides or mall's snag. Vi JJ _ ‘ .
Mlklndlflihlrd woods. Term. ills WV,
rooting paper. sheathing paper. Hairlnstllator and deafening
nary and um ladders. Deon. sash, blinds, is
.2 Pine. Redwosdy Ohms. Poplar and chestnut
. lag turning, planing. shop lobblns. cabinet work. moored W
i timed facilities .
that too: at m m
‘ .eLV
Straight and laser
Norwalk Chronicler