kolcnhswcd ..
West Wales.
WIATHER lonelier.
renown. and vicinity: also or
snow: and yams:- tonight. Clearing
My trouib of low pressure
“that” Just this side of the Rocky
‘ Ila esterday morning has
moved eastward and now extends from
the lower Mississippi. Valley northeast-
totbe Lake region. it is produc-
dug cloudy weather with rain or snow
lathocent lsections. It will pass
with. St lawrcnce Valley and this
vicinity wil be on the southern edge
'of it tonight. The temperature is ris-
ing in the central and eastern sections
ud falling in the western sections.
Conditions favor for this vicinity
cloudy weather with light rain or_ snow
chompy clearing on Sunda'y. It
Will be wa er tonight and cOider Sun-
day night. Born: warnings are disr
played alon the coast.
This is the season when your blood
needs purifying: if the blood is pure
and healthy you'll be well. The most
reliable blood remedy is Bolllster's
Rocky hlou lain Tea Nothing can do
more good 35c, ‘l’ea or Tablets.
,Plaisted's ‘, Store. ”
The Misse Mary and Bessie Gilbert;
of Norwaik, have been spondiug a fw
days with their parents in Bldgeile d.
bliss Nelle Hogan, of Clay street,
‘ has been niertaining lllss Nellie
“000:. of Bri geport, who has returned
0.
lliss llna Force one of the teachers
in the Lincoln school, who has been
seriously ill with the grip. is now re-
cd'teriug.
KODOL the best remedy known
today for dy pepsin, indigestion and all
troubles arising from a disordered
Wit. it is pleasant. prompt and
thorough, Sold by The Clifford Phar-
macy and The Bridge Pharmacy ”
The new l “McKinley No i! post-
cards are non ready for issue, nd the
local postiu tern will place an order.
The it till will diner from the
McKians now in use only by
a vertical lite extending from the top
to the bottom of the card about a third
of the width of the card from the left
hand side. ,The purpose for this is
that one may write on the back and on
the front of the card.
Take De ltt's Kidney and Bladder
Pills. They} promptly relieve back
ache and weak back. Sold by Th:
Clllord Pharmacy and The Bridge
Pharmacy '
o
Second A istant Postmaster-Gener
al llcCleary has Mood a notice to tho
abet that he department
has been vised that more than 25
per cent. oflthe parcel post. packages
destined for the foreign countries
reach the United States exchange of-
“ of dispatch in bad condition-—
with the covering broken and the cus-
toms detached. This is
due to ear ness in preparing the
notice states, and lhl'
are directed to refuse to
receiveany packages in such condi
lion.» ,
i. --Iiree hot roast beef and Schlitz
Milwaukee on draught. Central
Hotel Cafe. r Monroe and Chest-
I'st elreets.
"Team P to play the Brooklyn
Controls at the Armory on Monday
MIN. The WI have defeoto- '.ti
good ones. such a classy
University Clark the
). who trimmed F here
night, and by this
speedy play of the
Last season the
witnessed a colon
“PM I! l
lClark if
monthofJ
darof
will be
cults.
. and llldd
x that
replete with class! "All" '1
w I” the (Jets
W, St. Peters
appeared here dur
The schedule for this
gully as high-class.
yew-snapshot.
- at the D. M. Read Co.
It at. Armory which .
as the Knhkerbock:
'Vfllhondcck
with
1 “m Shoolllllslo
a
Taylorlr cordon.
Tsi- m
W
With-Id in» of
m
is a‘sapsrior preparation for drenchi-
tiesad gulmnarytntlhlpandansa-
“lint tools and M producer.
J
lss Addie Gould. of New York city,
is a guest of hire. Charles Olmstead,
of Glenwood avenue.
The January sale is now in progress
The ad. will tell
you all about it.
-The best out of Shoulder Steak,
‘ 10c ib., at Hayes' Mil.»
The next holiday for the public
...schools will be Lincoln's birthday,
Wednesday, February 12th.
lra Hoyt. of Derby, was the guest of
his father, Manager I. M. Hoyt, in
South Norwalk yesterday,
if you want a nice suit or overcoat
tdy the Copyright Clothing Company.
.Their ad. will interest you.
O’Brien.
--M_en's Winter Cups.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy S. Ackerman,
formerly of Norwalk, were in this vi-
ulnity during the past week.
The teas and codees purchased at
the New York Grocery Company make
permanent customers for them.
Miss Jennie McVeigh and Mrs. Gus
E, Kocour, of Westportnvenue, have
been visiting relatives in Brooklyn.
—-liartlett's Wet Wash. 'Tel.
Fifty cents a family basket.
790.
The annual odds And ends sale at
the Boston Store will interest you.
Read what the ad. has to say about it.
The first game in the secondgound
of Class A, in the South Norwalil Clllb
pool tournament will be. played to-
night between George R. VanAlstyne,
100; and I", Finnegan 90. ~
-—Smal| lean. Fresh Hams, 12%.: lb.
liaycs’ Milt.
George A. Smith. of Wallingford, u
drllggist, has filed a voluntary petition
in bankruptcy in the district court of
the United States; liabilities, $3,690.75;
assets, $3,050.
mlfmbrellas and Mourning llauds.
O'Brien. -
iicnry Lechance, of Putnam, has til-
ed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy
in the district court of the United
Stale-s. His liabilities are listed at
$1,174.5i, and his assets at $802.21.
The W, C. T. U. will visit. the aims
house Sunday. and hold a moctinif
there. Those: wishing to attend will
please take the 2:50 Westport car from
Norwalk. A good attendance is desired.
Miss Helen Swartz has been assist-
ing at lllt.’ Center'School, Norwulk. this
week. on account of the illness of the
regular teacher. Miss Isabel Wulbridge,
who returned to her home on account
of~ it severe attack of the grip.
“Cid; K. llats. O'Brien.
The Nutmeg Club of Norwalk.
elm is d oilicers Thursday night. Anson
Koelrr was named for president.
Stephen Bray, vice-president: Ernest
('. Gregory, seeretfiry: John N. Kline,
treasurer, and tester Wbelcr, financial
' secretary.
The evangelistic campaign to be con-
ducted in New Haven by the Rev. .l.
Wlibur,Champan, D.D., and his corps
of workers, will be inaugurated tomor-
row afternoon with a large mass meet-
ing for men only in Poli‘s Theatre on
Church street.
—Home Made or Link Sausage, 12c I
l.
JEWELRY; SILVERWARE, ETC.
HOLIDAYS,
"1., at Hayes' Mitt.
Trinity Young Men's Club has ar.
ranged to hold a smoker on Wednesday
evening, the 15th inst" at the club
rooms in South Main street, There
will also be a dance sometime in Feb-
ruary, and the members are looking
forward with pleasure to these events.
rb O’Brl
— '. It K.~De lea: en.
c .
The annual installation of officers of
Lincoln Council. No. 4, Order of Unit-
i'fl American Mechanics which was to
have been held last night, was postpon-
ed until next week, on account of the
wedding anniversary celebration of
Mr and Jim Charles Ferris, in Nor
walk which a number of the members
attended.
——i’ifty cents a family basket. iiart—
lett'p Wet Wash. Tel 190.
Eureka Lodge. Daughters of Reinh-
nh. held a regular meeting, last night
and transferred routine business. On
Friday evening. the 11th inst. the
grand ofilcers of the state the district
deputy and a delegation from laurel
lodge. of Stamford, will be present to
- witness the work by Eureka Lodgn.
On Friday evening. January list, the
p. audi installation of the recently elected of'
floors will be held.
liloaiiopy.
When You Know Yours Not 7cm}
ion by the Girl Yea Oaa’t
lather Two Step Thea Waits ,‘l'rt
Ban-«.Wben the m
at'l'wilight needy Chime.
Picture is ilr
Hanna's name, “Twoiiaolyes.
ohm“:
Admit its?
Cereal dish free today at the Union
Pacific; Tea Company.
it is rumored that there are to be
better railroad connections between
“Mold and Danbnry. . '
oa-monza.
1...... ' liiihltwiinl g
'a , 4 r'
Morris Gottlieb and family, of Ridge-
ileld. spent Christmas with relatives in
South Norwalk.
Mrs. Samuel Stevens, of 'i‘tidgeileld
is visiting her daughter, hits. Winfield
Scott, in Norwa‘lkp
—Loiu of Pork or Pork Chops, 12550
lb. at Hayes' Mkt.
Mrs Ebenezer H. Fillovv who has
been seriously ill at her home in Ghost-
nut street. Norwalk, is considerably
improved.
Miss Alice Carglll, of Weltport ave-
nue, is expected home today from El-
mira. New York, where she has been
spending two weeks with friends.
DeWitt's Carbolised Witch Hazel
Salve is especially recommended for
and The Bridge Pharmacy "
A meeting of the industrial League
of the South Norwalk Methodist
church was held last evening, when
arrangements were made for a turkey
supper to he held later in the month.
The exact date has not yet been decid-
piles Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy '
a... on..." ll. mam
ill at herhomeln Charles 8 street.
uni—I-Iflfilp—a-u
David A. .' of the Stone A:
Webster Omnpany, of
Boston, has rahlfemd from
Dallas to monsoon. Texas.
Articles of association have been
ofstate lit
died with the
Hartford by the Ho y rancis Society
of Norwalk. in The socie-
by”, is a Polish sick benefit organisaa
Robert F. Colterjlwho recently re-
turned lrom Mexico is ill of southern
fever at his home in Park street. Nor-
wnl hfr. Cotter had expected to re-
main Norwslk only a short time and
but for his illness would probably harem
returned to Mexico.
There is shuns" on blast of the
ponds about Norwailt, but those who
the sport are a hensive that
itn w it not last. for to sweather re
ports prophesied snow or rain for to
day. and the gathering clouds seemed
to :bow that the indications are our
rec
Business is booming at the plant of
the St George Pulp and Paper Com.
pany in Norwalk. it would be dimcult
for it to be any better in fact, for the
mill is running twentyvfour hours a
day. The company has enough orders
on hand at the present moment to
keep up this pace for at least three
months .
An employee on a work our of the
Connecticut Company had a rather ex-
citing experience in Wall street this
morning. The brake failed to work
properly and he leaned over the car
and attempted to get it in order with
a crowhar. Something caught and he
was thrown headlong to the pavement.
The man picked himself up and appar-
ed upon.
BONNIE KIOIO! FIED.
All Home Ground.
3 spreading animals that are
reach that state. “Bonnie"
full
bus
digestible. They are
Box. Files,
WM. P.
49 Wall St, Norwalk.
Hard Shell Crabs,
WE HAVE PREPARED
FOR THE
Which We Would' Be
3 Main Street,
NORWALK.
W8
ently was not badly hurt“
‘ souuv nAlav run.
soum: POULTRY risen: ' .
Take No Chances!
liaphazard feeding of "most anything " or of cheap, iilv
proportioned prepared feeds means lluny, sickly, disease-
better off dead—and soon
fresh ground feeds are not -
' only relished but are so well proportioned that they are
composed of the cleanest and
constituents, blended in exdct proportion.
Buy Oats Theta Cldan.
MANUEL T. HATCH.’
Blank Books" for [Wile ili’ Stole,
Diaries, Your Books, memorandum
Calendar Pads. ,
25 cents.
BEERS’,
nook AND STATIONERY STORES.
6 So. Main St., South Norwalk.
Live Lobsters,
Oysters, Escallops,
~ and All Kinds of Fish.
Cntbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TWO SUPERB STOCKS.
Pleased to- Show You.
C'olebhrn‘ 8v Léuder,
. ' 96 Washington a,
I " SOUTH mamas.
. v—rmww
WIE Sflllfl WflflWllK WWSI W].
Altoids All the Protection of
a Savings Bank
AND Tllli ADDITIONAL rsmcrlos or rrs‘
CAPITAL and SURPLUS:
MONEY DEPOSTI‘ED lN OUR SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Four Per Cent.
And is Always Available.
item simulation on snoutmltkviou
will" or. .
w
’ A LlllETi’8'
Saturday Dandy.
use not a m or -
29' lenls.
APOLLO cHOOOLATld. Try them
any do and you will find thsui avsll
hotter ban in claim.
APOLLO cuocoTv L'AT? DISTINC-
Mgmd lfpeilad.
A250“ CHOCOLATE. Wealvlalou
ArrmHOOOLATIM Peppermollts,
Chocolate Motocross», Chocolate Al-
monds, Maple Wa nuts, , in lilo and
the Packages.
lb lliiillll Pliilllill,
.rlls rssscnlrrlou cross.
Telephone Call, 15:2.
All Goods Delivered Free of Charge.
repay m WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. run-Open-
ing prices of stocks showed mixed
changes from last night, which were
small for active stocks. Some of Y”
terday's strong features reacted sharpv
ly. American Sugar and National Busv
cult declined l and Northern Pacific
and Southern Railway largo fractions.
American Car pfd. rule 2%.
WALL STREET. ii a. m—Alter
considerable irregularity during which
many of the active stocks sold well be-
;Jow yesterday's closing, the market
gathered strength and rose briskly in
spots The Hill and Copper stocks
were in the best demand Reading re-
ceded a point at it o’clock and check-
ed the rise.
WALL STREET. Close.--Tho mar-
ket closed irregular Prices con-
tinued to move ver irregularly. A
rise of 2V; in Nort am Pacific over
come the effect of the fall in Reading
There was some profit taking towards
the last. .
HAT TRADE WAS HEAVY.
But Profits of Manufacturers Said to
Have Seen Small.
The Hat Review (New York) says:
Stiff but manufacturers have lust paste
ed through one of the largest product
live years in many, the output being
excessive, exceeding by hundreds of
dozens any period twelvo months
which they can readily recall; this fact
ought to be viewed with satisfaction.
but. insteadwe find that the record is
not. altogether satisfying, as if is as-
sorted that. although the business was
larger than usual, prodlis were
tremelyl moderate-very far below
what they should have been, consider
ing the magnitude of the business that
was transacted. Inadequate proflits
are attributed to the high cost of all
component materials of manufacture,
fur, leather shellac and othsr things
all having ruled higher in price than
formerly; but that is only half the rea
son the other half being the fact that
selling prices were not marked up in
proportion tothe increase in cost: all
materials used in but making were
higher in price, it is true, but , they
were higher because marked to sell at
o price that would yield a profit. Trade
was also more or less nearly proiltless
owing to the character of the (moped
tiou so long_.prevailing. particularly
that. form at it which makes concerted
action impossible even along the most
desirable lines. Since the money allele
tlon became acute. retailers have, in
numerous instances, very freely coun-
tormanded orders; this phase of the
business is working considerable hard
ship to certain 10sz and manufac
tnrers, as a considerable proportion to
the goods were finished and awaiting
shipment, or cry for advanced in pro-
‘eess of mania and unless the do
termination to cancel orders is recon
sidered sellers will be unjustly sub-
lected to considerable loss. Retailers
should be reasonable in the matter;
huts will be wanted in the stains; they
will he wanted early in the yer, and
dealers who cancel their orders now.
in utter disregard of fairness, mny tis-
perience considerable difficulty in ob
taining supplies at the right time for
active selling in the new year.
Manufacturers of soft bats also turn-
cd out an increased number of dozens
in 1907, particularly ‘in the better
grades and up-todate styles: the new
shapes brought out at the close of the
year met with favor both in the trade
and with consumers. and the connect...
for this branch of business are s'ml
for 1908. as soft lists in attractive
shapes are generally popular.
W
PRISONER WIS 1'0 "NAME
A. I.
V ma.
NW HAVEN, Jan. l.-~hlichnel
Terrible, who was sentenced to state
prison for five years for killing Put-
rick Coley with a bar of iron during
an altercation, was sent to iiiddletown
Asylum for the insane yesterday by
Judge Indiey. till actln being taken
upon his release byreaaon of expira'
ties of sentence. Anne of me had
also been imposed and this was paid
friends so he could be liberated.
application for ceramital ‘of Tor-
rihle as as lasaao man was made by
the wardofcharillsals behalfofthe
tows. ,
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The Keynote.
The basis of the great sale we are now conducting is scour
my and the keynote to its success is the newness of every
cement “ll -f “the
These are undoubted facts which we would like the tip
portuuity to prove and make new friends.‘ . . “
Unlocked for market conditions made us uneasy and
caused us to announce this
Semi-Annual
Clearing Sale!
at month earlier than usual-which means better (bargains and
more of them, so don’t miss this chance and learn to know
that our advertised sales are real good investments for you. A,
PBIGE’S cLollllllll slots,
HEAD TO FOOT OUTFI'I'I'ERS, _ .
98 Washington St., South Norwalk.‘ ‘
Phone 16“.
r
SALE "a
Next.‘ Week Commencing Mondp'yq
The Great Atlantic ll Pacific To fill
The Largest Tea. Coffee and Grocelll Coil} ‘
com in the World
5600 Blanch Stores in United Stolen.
l24 Washington St, South Norwaill,
Old Posloiiioo Stand.
Tel. 909.
slbs Prunes .................... 26c 3 cans Corn ........ .
.2' cans Cut String beans .......... 2563 Cans Campbell's Soup . . . . .2
2 calls Extra Quality Peas ...... .25.: 2 pkgs. Raisins . .. . . .....
Extra Special Canned Pears to: 3 pkgs. Kern Kinks ..........
2 lbs. New Year’s Cake ......... 26c 3 pkgs. Egg-O—See ........,.....
Nice Lean Shoulders, per lb. lilo Regular Hams, per lb. ,..........
flood Eggs, per doz. ........ 26¢ Strictly Fresh Essa. Del dos. .... ,
Nice variety Apples, Oranges, White Grapes, ’Svnst Potatoes,“
Fort St, East Norwalk.
Phone 319-3.
ruousssm, "‘
W ear Shoes That VF
'AMOUI asrsowcucs osao. ...'.'... 4...... a.
in wilfflmha'hd .7,
HANOVER, N. ll., Jaa. 4.-Charlas lar "r
Augustus Young. one i the foremost , ,
astronomgrs :Il'lmuw.| use. Salaam“ “m“ “um ..
dead at is e on a or a
illness from pneumonia. lie had been thOLl M.
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