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utter May, January 1,
, w Impellers will leave
1lsst River, New York, (loot
. street). every div. ("cont
- :at ,4 p. in. Freight received
aptoip.m.snd80nth
up to 5:30 p. us.
ALK STEAMEOAT co.
lentils. . c. c. Hogans»,
General Agent
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' pour rosary
‘ Laundry Wagons
, . comm
Repairing
received before 10 a. m. deliv-
day. ,
Gilli—Flynn & ,Ryan, Price's
Store.
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AENTERTMAINMENTS. .
THE TRAIN llOlliiERfi.
Alice Clark La Rue, the dainty little
miss who plays the role. at Jennie (lit.
heft in the big melodramatic success,
"The Train Robbers," comes to»t.he.
role fully equipped by unexperleuce
or sterile session» in the heavier class
oi dramatic work, as well all In the
lighter musical comedies. She has
played important roles in the com-
panies cl-Madame Modjeska and Louis
down; under the management of Wag-
etlhals It Kemper. Ilelore Joining “The
Train Robbers" Company, Miss La
Rue played "Paquita," the prime don-
or: role In it. C. Whitney’s big mus-
icallcomedy, “The Isle of iloug Bong."
Besides playing her part In "The Train
Robbers" Miss La Rue will sing sev-
eral. high-class songstaa a specialty
which will he an added pleasure. "The
Train Robbers" will be presented at
iloyt's Theatre tonight; All a spec-
ial added attraction, the management
olferrl Freeman. the great bandculi
king and jail breaker. who willrappear
at each perlormance.
-. ORIGINAL FIGHT PICTURES.‘
Within the next few days the people
of Norwalk may pass judgment upor.
the merits of the Burbs-Muir light at
the National Sporting Clllb, London
Eng. December 2 last, the scenes 0'
which 'wlli be renamed, through tht
America, said company having secured
the original lilms for the United
States and Canada, and they will ht
shown at lloyt's Theatre. Wednesday
January 15. matinee and night. Thea.
are the genuine films oi this great but
tie and will prove a revelation to at
tight inns who view them.
MUSIC HALL.
Standing room only was the sign It
front of the box oillce Saturday cvoll
usual made up of conwrlyg pathos no;
drama, interspersed with good song!
sung by Carl Stumpf. Everyone “will
to be getting the habit 0! going I
these popular entertainments. 'I'Il
pictures were clear and bright. uu
judging irom the iilllilllilliit cncil pit
lure received, they just suited the m.
Rurgsiu Price .
Bargain Price .
Regular Price, $1.25;
Regular Price. Shim;
Regular Price. $2.00;
Regular Price, $2.50;
Regular Price..$3.50;
“lemma
"" it. “than
dience. Vaudeville wtiihe—lntr need
Bridgeport.
medlumship oi the Vttagraph (to. of.
log. The. Electrograph show was a"
Itittljit’tl ltave
. Always Bough ,
Signature ,
iise
in; liver
between the pictures next week. There
will be no change In the management.
Carl Stumpf Inigoiug to nmnagc the
Mount Vernon Theatrelor the Electro-
grnph (lo. and will return in u! out
two weeks.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahsckemo—John' Smith, South
Norwatll; .l. W. Stagg, 8. Greenstsin,
Bridgeport; L. R. Hurlhutt, Wilton;
Geo. 1.. Rockwell, theget‘leld; w. R.
Ford, Waterbury: C. B. Brown, Brook-
lyn; Metga 8. Russell, Stratlord; .l.
M. Murray. Newark; Billy Guthrie.
Boston; Richard Martin. New York:
E. J. Hands, Norwalk; Tho: Perkins,
New Orleans; ll. C. Woodruii, H, S.
(lattsull, Arthur Olcott Booth, New
York; J. it. Dunne, New Haven; P. A.
Miller. Albany; Jan. A. Rooney. South
Norwalk; .l. i". Sullivan, South Nor-
walk: .l, P. Mulvihtll. New York: A.
G. Take, Wm. ll. Walker, Hartford;
(1. ‘t-‘.. Merrett, Waterbury? I. N. Mc-
E'Wen, Stamford; W. S.’ iiandley.
Cliiiord—Miss LIIIZ'IIe Nelson, I). M.
Frank, P. (i. Blood, ll. 0, Fenland, (3.
Id. Ilnrris, H. Kruglcr, M. J. Muhronoy,
Ian Poesy. E. P.. Brown, New York:
H. B. Scott. C, Reinhold, William
'lrouse. i-l. Hilbert. T. Heywood,
Cleorge A, Osborn. Emory S. Croiut.
Daubury: F. M. Williams. New Mil-
'ord: Donald T. Warren, finlslbury;
A, Hoeben, Jamestown; lv‘. W, Whitte-
note, Boston; F. M. Tremaine,
Brighton, England; Paul Congrove.
Evan W. Hostotter, Pittsiiold. Mass:
0. W. Frankenham. A. M, Iligifll.
tilodgott Mills. N. Y.; C, A. (Yurrie.
itnnllord: Mlliii S. Eortey, South Nor-
wnlk,
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
llcnry l). Whitney to Frederick ll.
lolcnnln, six tots, Sound View Park.
Nar.
ldstntc ol Schuyler Hamilton to Lulu
‘. rk. twelve acres, i’roapmt
dxr'a. deed. ‘
Thursday ls Bogus ling.
c... Somalia usual; on s.
Eddies S " lit \Da'ls’ts.
Samdcnmais’ts an Broken Salsas ate...» u...l.c........... new...»
Breads Muted Yucca. . . , . 'fi ‘
Saddles” sun waists.
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Bargain Price
Bargain Price 01.0
new war wslsre.
Bargain Price .
surrou Lacs sums. _
3mm Price, servo; Bargain "ice” a»
Mafia“
Warmer-h M ‘
Var. . . _
tus
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PM“ cl 3%
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.1 ’
Morgan. wile oi Amos W., New
Iliil.
David S. (lamp estate to John Kline
lnll wile. silt acres, Winnipuuk. Wnr.
Charles A. to Joseph Kinkn and wile,
rod and building, Elm (iron- street.
svclittltllu trust
, .
humor incurs-u, cin-
sentient Eccentric. ilsstty tor
Division Among ilsirs .
l
.. ws'rltauunv. Jan. tin-40M 8-
Foote's estate, worth more than "100:
000, is ready for division mm the
heirs. Harvard 'i'. Mass, the adminis-
lrutor. atlllouuces. Poote‘ the eccentric
village storekeeber at Cheshire. who
was eighty-nine years old, died re-
cently, A ,
Regularly each year he swore before
the Cheshire tax assessors that. he
owned no stocks nor bonds and was
worth not more than 81.500. The ea-
tate's value has shrunk 350.000, during
the recent depreciation of values: the
ecu? nuibuui to thirty
admitnstrutor’s l
odd thousand doling, ,‘gpe assessors
have added “0.000. to their assessment
cl bill Connecticut property.
Foole. a bachelor and a woman but-
er, lived alone in a tumblede house
next his store. lie never rode on a
steam or’trolley car. He chewed to
bacco until the civil war, when the
price went up; sitar that he never
used tobacco nor liquor. , Hts . only
amusement. was to play the clarinet.
Shrcwd all be was a‘bunco stocrer
caught him for $3,000 In a mining
scheme, anti another ior several shares
in s'"home ior invnltds" which never
was built. A nephew, William 8.
Footer. of Otawa. (int, gets lbout. $250.-
000. of the estate. the rest is divided
among nine. grand-nephews and nieces
living In Minnesota. .
RAILROADERSKIzRE MAKING A
Lack oi Emptoymogt Cause of Dissstc
islsction to Tratnmsn.
Curtatlment ot‘ the ‘New' Haven
road, forces, In all departments. elm:
ttnues to be the subject of conversa-
tion among the, employees of the
Shore Line, division. At New Haven
many of the clerks have been given
vacations and among the other de-
partments there have been big reduc-
“time.
In this vicinity the lack oi employ"
ment is noticeable more among the
ireigllt. trainmen and some dissatisfac-
tion In expressed that the road does
not set them back, instead of placing
them on the spare list and string them
employment as It happens. It a brake
man applies for a setback the com-
pany Is relieved from responsibility,
but If no is set buck by the road he
tIoell not. lose his number or stand
ing on the list. Hence the dissatis-
faction. '
At the main ollloe the. attitude Is
taken that It'does not worit‘ any more
of a hardship lor be men than it does
for the company. Lani summer when
the road had plenty of business it
was dliiicult to gctylen and It was
necessary In some case's to make con-
cessions to them. Now the conditions
are reversed and the company to not
inclined to forget.
~Bsby won't-stlldr' five minutes
with cronp If you apply Dr. Thomas'
Eclectrtc Oil- atwcnca. It acts like ma
Kic- ' 1"“. 'l. ‘y
“an—dw-
FIRE AT MILFORD.
._..—
Walnut Beach Residence Destroyed by
All Flames at Midnight.
ILFORD, Jan. 18.-A pet dog own-
ed y W. 8. Whitney, oi Walnut Bench.
upset a lighted lamp about 1 o'clock
Saturday morning. as the result oi
which the cottage was destroyed by
fire. Belore the Walnut Belich tire
company could roll ,to the alarm
the cottage was a t lal wreck. it was
estimated that the damage amounted
to 32.000, partially covered by insur-
ance. ,
Mr. Whitney was halecp at the time
mthe lire broke out. and had some (lilti-
eulty In getting out. The tire company
did good service in keeping the flames
from the surrounding cottages ,as they
were several times endangered by the
shifting of the blaze. The'WbItney cot-
tage stood Ill a group of cottages and
therefore was more oi a nlonu‘ce than
some other cottages would have been.
A HIGHER HEALTH LEVEL.
"I have reached a higher health level
since I began using Dr. King's New
illic Pills," writes Jacob 1Springer, ol
West Franklin. Maine. "They keep
my stomach, liver and bowels working
just right," If these pills disappoint
you on trial. money will be refunded
at I". ll. Baxter's drug store. ”
FATHER JOHN HONORED.
ST. PETERSBURG. .lan, ii.-—Em-
peror Nicholas has appomted Father
John of Cronstadt, the well-known
Russian priest, to take part in the slit
tings oi the Synod of this your, an hon.
or which up to the present time has
been enjoyed by only two members
at the non-monklsb clergy, Including
the emperor's own confessor.
MATCH MONOROLY ENDED.
CARACAS. Venesueln. Jan. to, via
Port of Spain, Trinidad. Jan. ia.--An
executive decree Issued today annnlu
the existing match monopoly and put!
an end to the concession oi the Na-
was capitalized at $1,000,000, and the
shares were held mostly in England.
They were quoted recently at 86.
FRENCH AIRONAU'I‘ WINS PRIII.
PARIS. Jan. tar-dice" Psrman,l 0
French aeronsut, today won the
Deutscho-Archdeacca prise of $10,000
by making a circular kilometrd In an
airship heavier than. air. The success-
tui dlht was maria the presence of
an olctsl committee oi til. Am club.
Th; thus was anesthetic and 28 sec-
ou s. ‘
. RAIII ratsxru‘sl. DEAD. .
' CHICAHO, Juli. 113433be Bernhard
Feisenthsl, said tot he the oldest “to
bill theologian brittle United
greatest Hebrew mu. tiled
rounder or» the “Mom" lacy
among Chicago Mend Is a
or the "Mormon! Judaism." k
shroud as the “Americana“!
mm
loss at power; the organs act more
slowly and less effectually; the blood
is thin, sluggish and
is weak and tool! is it
checks the natural decline.
u
allon,
strengthens every man in the body.
containo
h‘fib
caused inch teribie mortality In recent -
and recognised svmolthewur‘ '
stat “M
5......
night. its use widely known as tire
liltti lull ulu.
It Strengthens and VItsIIzss.
With old age comes ieeblenells and
atery: digestion
assimilated as
It used to be.
Vtuol repairs ,worn tissues and
It tones
the digestie organs, aids assimil-
rhakee rich, red blood, and
In this natural manner Vinotlreplaocs
weakness with strength, ‘
Vino) is not, a patent medicine but
a delicious cod liver preparation which
all the medicinal body butto-
ing‘eicmetlts 0! cod liver oil In a con-
centrated form. tnlt‘fln irotnlrellh cods'
livers. the useless oil eliminated and
tonic Iron added. ,
It, is because we know so We" of
what Want la mode that we ofier to
return money It It tails to benefit, The
gliliord Pharmacy, South Norwnik,
onn.
CHICAOO'S SLEET STORM.
Telegraphic communication Wu Pars-
lyzcd for Several Hours.
CHICAGO. .lan, lit—Chicago's tele-
graphic communication with the outer
world. which practically was paralyzed
by yesterday's sleet storm. was slowly
being restored to normal condition to
day. The construction departments
were bully all last night in the work oi
repairing poles and broken wires.
Emergency cables were sent out by the
telegraph companies and were strung
along .lences In the rural districts.
Telegraphic service of all railroads was
more or less affected and many wires
were. blown down. With' lira alarm
and police tetephone.devtces practi-
cally out of commission, the old watch
tower system—used only upon oxtretue
occaalons—waa resorted to. All day
yesterday and throughout last night
firemen were stationed either in the
terrors surmounting station houses or
at advantage point that would best
enable them‘to detect a blaze in.tbe
vicinity In order that the department
might respond promptly .
Most of the mail trains entering Chi-
heaviest cutlerers were the through
and southwest. .
Only one train, however.’ was report-
ed'absoiutely lost. That was the Pa-
cIIlc coast train ol‘the Santa Fe sys-
tem due In Chicago at 9:17 o'clock in
the evening. Dispatchers along the
line reported at that hour that the
wires were all down and that they
were unable to locate the, through
train. She is suposed to be fighting
her way blindly towards Chicago at
reduced speed. The steamer‘lowa. ot
the Goodrich line, put Into Racine, yes«
terday In a battered condition, but
with no serious Injury recorded to
boat or crew. The boat had left Chi-
cago Saturday night bound for Milwau-
kee and northern points.
The storm gave employment to many
Idle men and work to available extra
men on
telegraph, lighting and trunsportatlou
companies." , _
OAITOfiIA
mu. inuulousm'm
Wm
at .
FAIRMONT BRIDGE CARRIED
. AWAY.
Floods In Virginia Cass. Grave
Fears. '
WHEEIJNG, W. Va., Jan. lit—At
Fairtnonl, last night, the false work oi
a new steel bridge over the Monogu‘
beta River was carried out‘ by the ris-
ing water, wrecking the bridge. The
loss will be heavy and the two sections
of the city will be Isolated tor months.
as the old suspension bridge has been
demolished. - There protests of severe
floods in Northern West Virginia. Only
an Immediate from,» that will stop
the melting of show In the mountains
will avert heavy damage.
if DOES THE BUSINESS.
Mr. E. Id Chamberlain. of Clinton.
Maine, says of Buchien's Arnlca SaIVe:
"It does the business: I have used It
for piles and it cured them. Used It
ior chopped hands and it cured them
Applied it to an old sore and It healed
it without leaving a scar behind." 25c
at F. ii. Baxter's drug store , ”
RUSSIAN MANOR OUSE BURNED.
8T. Plii'l'lditsmlil , Jon. n.—-'i'hc
manor house on the estate. oi l-‘eodorc
A. (lolovlns, who was president of the
Second. Duma, has been burned. Mr.
Golovlns possessed a valuable polictt-
cal library and a collection of docu-
ments relating to the. present epoch oi
mission history. These were destroy-
ed and can never be replaced.
10 can A coco m oils DAY .
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggtsts refund money it it
tails to cure. E. w. GROVE’S signa
ture Is on each box. 26c.
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INDIAN DROUGHT IROKIN.
LAHORE, llitlib, y Jlu. lie—The
drought which has prevailed here tor
the past six months has been broke!
by‘coptous ruins throughout the Pew
and the threatened repetition oi
acute state or lamina, which has
years. has been averted.
BARON ‘I'AKAD‘IRA roe AHIAS-
8 Bill
ronlo. m. li.. a 'p. yrs—u is at‘
Iclstly announced today that item
'l'aks‘il‘l:rumba:l headaches“ sm ,
f I m to I
soount WW ‘
ulllu‘lll‘ll:
Then;
one are behind their schedules. The '
the payrolls oi the telephone, .
t
a.
train from the north and the south _ “
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mahnrmfiha‘uu “"1
‘ for the January Sale Prices.
m loser rm.
. Three Days More
. Read Co.
Remember the reductions. Twenty per cent. on Fur-
Ten per cent. on Rugs, Carpets and Curtains.
niture. except Dining Chairs and Office Furniture.
One-fifth off on Dinnerware.
Davenports and Sofa Beds.
H.
Li
Colonial Mahogany Davenport covered“: with dark
made for solid comfort.
green paune velour. having a deep and easy seat with high
back and arms. This is a beautiful and massive piece
Price $97.50, for $78.00.
Mahogany finish Davenport covered with plain dark
for many pillows.
green velour, the seat tnt'tcd and quite deep; Room
Price $42.00, for $33.60.
Simplicity. Davenport Bed. Made on the Davenport
bedding.
Style with a deeply tufted scat anti back, in a sdlistau?
tiaI Mahogany framc.‘ This piece is a handsome and
commodious Davenport by day and can be made into a
full size bed at night. An interior chest is arranged. for
Price $64.00, f :r $52.00.
A second style with :1 Mahogany "filliSIl .tramc, also
covered {vitll green velour.
Solid Gold Jewelry.
7A Clearance in which prices of many desirablc‘ articles are
marked at half the original.
Price $48.50.“ for $38.89.
Hatpins, floochcs, Stickpins, Collar Pins, Veil Ifils,
.. O
ry that are needed and worn by both men and women.
. Elegant Trifles in Sterling Silver.
Chains, Fairs, and Necklaces. Attractive pieces of Jewel— H ; ~
it .
Purses, Hand Minors, Combsand Brushes, Cigarette
price and in some cases less.
. Ribbons.
and Match‘Boxes, Ban 3.... Trays, Polishers, Tea Bells,
Vanity Cases and many other dainty articles, all at half.
, .. t“ “.172"!
A general cleaningr up of stock'aud a a result many
,Taffctas. Plaids and Printed Novelties.
‘3
cvcryilinp; clean, fresh. and licsirzlillcf
Domet Flannel
White. pure cotton‘wortil too a yard. Special at
I
7618.
1 .
i
The/Sale oi Undermuslinsis continued.
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inhalant!
‘odd lines and short lengths a half price. Silk and Satin
Nothing
(till,
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motion or‘catarrh oi the bronchial
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