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... ties, the blood—cures tile cause—bulld-
, walk otl'ice of the soiectmcn but a can
Will thou
communicating mini 1'
this way: Will! regard
twain
6." 32-5. "l”. J,
mm! to news. till
92-2. if they will kindly do so, it Will
greatly convenience this office and w
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our! moron-amp!
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William J. Wilcox i! seriously ill AQE?
his home. 23 Union street.
Mrs. Robert P. Way; of nut Avenue,‘
is visiting friends in New Ydrk. .
_—.—
“ Mrs. Charles Curtain, of Roton Hill.
is recovering nicely from her severe
illness.
”A
Miss Lucy Howard. of North avenue
entertained a card only at her home“
last night.
A meeting at Banner Council,
Daughters of Liberty, will be held in
Mystic Chain Hall. this evening.
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Lincoln Council, No. 4. Order of Uni
ted American Mechanics, will hold a
regular meetlug'tomorilow evening.
Dr. Everett 8. Ortorbsnks, has re-
turned to his home In North avenue
after a two weeks' visit in Boston
mizscsllops. warranted dry, Cutblll's.
The young men of the Norwslii
Methodist Church will give a ‘straw
ride to Stamford tomorrow evening.
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Miss Lora Hallowita has returned to
her home In New York after a visit
with Miss Margaret Driscoll, In Nor-
walk.
.—_._.s__
Miss Amanda M. Squirtis. of Union
avenue. has been entertaining Mrs.
Frederick Parsons. of Williamsbridzp.
New York. ,
l Robert F. Cotter. who was III for sev-
eral weeks with southern fever. has
now so far recovered‘that he is able
to be about again.
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- vlmpure blood rims you down—
mnkes you an easy victim for organic
diseases. Burdock Blood Bitters pull
’01! DD.
- Mrs. Helen Smith. who is spending
the winter In Norwaik. left todayfor
her home In New York". where she will
remain a few days.
The many" friends oi Mrs. Mary
Klndeile will regret to know she is
sick oft e grip at her home. 29 Les
ington avenue. South Norwalk
Marvin Powell son of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Powell. of Reed street. was
scratched under one of his eyes this
week by a dag owned by Dr. Harry E.
Babes.
Eureka Lodge. Daughter of Relic:
hub will ultertaln the grand officers
of the state at the meeting. tomorrow
evening. at which the degree will be
conferred.
The W. T. C U. will meet with Mrs.
.iaiie' Griffen 13 Seymour street. South
Norwalk. Friday. at 3 o'clock sharp.
Anyone interested in temperance is
Inivbed to attend.
Company F’s basketball team will
Ienvottonight on the 6 oclock train for
anbni‘y where they will play the
[)3anin team. The F colts. the Mon:
.iuks will also play a preliminary
game
--Dr Dick's cures grip.
Selectman William B. Reed ls recow
cring but. Very slowly from his severe
attack of the grip. Yesterday Mr.
Reed was able to get to the South Nor-
riage was necessary for the trip.
Edward Whitlock, who fell and
broke his leg about two weeks ago.
is improving as well as can be ex:
peeled at his home In Union avenue
The break was a had one and it will
probably be several weeks before he
will be able to walk.
James Donnelly. .lr. manager of
‘Wllllani P. Beers South Norwalk sta-
tionary mid new store, went. to New
Milford his old home last night. and
attended the ilremcn's annual ball.
This dance Is always a very elaborate
function.
Joseph Kelley. the Well known “lit-
l mu who palm big signs." has or-
flied in town from hello; south. a‘ndl Ill
now (in «NM of reps m rig
the big “trial: of the l! l G unset fac-
tory. Mr. Kelley will also do several
other big jobs about ”In.
iiht was pulled of on the quiet
Vest?
"Ta, mgiisif'iéfltfimm "3:: "Wet round up slowly and an
" 'Youn " y"Ci-lit: .of Dsnburys m. ' .... 3 ‘
erflml‘th of Ho’s mm. The mm re w "lg” mile? ill” am mumbled
united In a dim; fliers "go" of girl
rounds In the fourth round minty
‘knociied his t down. but h
was up sgsiii oret the oust. 'I‘we -
,ty live people livi-
theni‘lil. ' .< 4‘”
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Sentinel by‘tstephsns pious do it in
- the Womb ”geisha: Borne-one
ry attended .
There Is as much difference
is quality of straps as there is
ill rotors A good strap will
keep your rssor always In good
condition. We keep the Tom,
Strep, recognized to be of super-
ion nullitr.
In: 9rloes Vallying From ..
250 to $2. 50
g; iJNir TH! Willow]? THIO WfilKL“
[I north on“? Tel. Its—s.
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grip.
All kinds of fresh fish at Cutbill's.
Read his ad. In today's issue.
Charles H. Kern spent last evening
with friends in Port Chester.
the guest of friends in South Norwnlk
yesterday
Jscnllops, at New York Market.
Miss Ethel Funston. of Greenwich.
walk yesterday.
The Rev. Wemyss Smith rector of
St. Patti s church is ill at his home on
the Norwslk Green
whlst party at the home of Miss Ver-
lln. of Connecticut avenue, Tuesday
evening
Mr. and Mrs. William Miller.
Main street entertained a lame party‘
of friends at their home last night. A
lvery enjoyable evening was spent. af-
ter which refreshments were served
The special meeting of the St. Paul' s
Mens club. which was to have been
night.- will be postponed for various
reasons. The date for the next meet-
ing has not yet been determined'uwn.
Twelve prominent men of The Nor-
walks were initiated into the myster-
ies of the Norwulk Aerie, l". 0. E.
last night. at their room» in the (In
social evening was enjoyed.
Star of Columbia Circle. Compan'
ions of the Forest. will hold a regs
for meeting this evening. and after
the business session Dr H 8. West
will provide refreshments in honor oft
his recent marriage.
—Chickeii Halibut, 16c lb. New York
Market.
--'I'he ll. Germain Co. desires to an
pounce but they will place on sale
this Fri ay a number new apoc-
Ials at their Enamel re sale. the
each. See window display.
Gilbert E. Bogart .lr., arrived home
friends in The Norwnlks arrived home
yosterd from La Porte. indlana.
where h is a partner In aclotlllng bus~
Iness. Mr Bogart will remain at his
home In Seavlew avenue. East Nor
walk, until Sunday. when he leaves for...
Philadelphia. from which place he will
proceed to La Porte
Governor Woodruff has made. a re-
quent of the governor of Pennsylvania
for the extradition of George M. AI.
fen under arrest in Philadelphia and
who is wanted In this state for” break
log and entering in the night season
in the town of Naugstucla Constable
James 17. Sweeney has been authorised
to take Allen to this state.
COMMITTED TO "ONE IMITl-l.
"f‘renreniber so ‘well once when Joe
Blckbnrn and item on the lame
committee" said Senator P. "It was
during s Demomdc administration
Indtherehttd-b’eethfagooddealo
bother trying to get” the secretary of
calcium to agree to s certain thins.
and Blackburn had been. sent to talk
him over hot'he committee’s lands]:
fact. the c on n
chit to tie deli VHhW‘L’JwfilJbe entire
back several of us were assembled In
the committee room. am; no Sena
tor Vestwao‘was mmmin into
asked: .
"Well. Joe. did you succ 2’"
"‘Buc who robbed. on we be-
gun to trump up and down. fanning
tli'illlilll. Finally he broke wt"
‘ " ‘0! all the obstinate things” in the
shape of a cabinet outlier i ever en-
countered. commend 1.4 not Sterling
Morton! Don't you agree with no.
l7 WAD PLAIN ENOUGH.
A coll.
William“??? Kdrn 1...; victim of the
Mrs A. L. Connor. of Stamford. was,
~F’resli Mackerel. Native Eels and ‘
was the guest of friends In Bout]: Nor. .
A number of young ladies held a r,
0!.
held at the Berkeley stret chapel to,
zettc building After the ceremony a‘
' will stir
813.90 Sideboard, now .
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FOR ”YEARS
South Norwsik.
grows more interesting daily.
your spring sewing,
86 \Dsshlngtos Strut.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ClifforMcorgc W, Shoch. F. iii.
Ifonngsn. R. W. lv'iske. Mr. and Mrs.
.I. A. Poppard. W. "D. Jennings. New
York: Miss J. Thorn. New Milford: G.
A. Sexsmlth. Watcrtown N Y.; i" E.
Pierce, C. H. Wilkins .l. I". Capron.
Walter s. Ross Boston; 'I'. Perriuo
and wife. Tampa, Fla: 0, I, sexton;
',Phlladelphin:'l. Atlas. Yillliutl'i'l; Jos-
eph Levy. Huntington; _V. firillin.
Springfield. '
Mannheim—Edward H Eddington,
Boston; Harry Albert city; Alfred
Larsen. Joe Ward. New York; .la es
WWard. Annapolis: Lewis R furl-
butt. Wilton; J. Katt. New York: I".
G. Abbott, .ir.. Montclulr; S. Green-
stclu. Bridgeport; F. L. Potter. New
Haven: E. H. lictzcr. M. Held. Robert
St. Clare and wife, William 1'. Rock
and wife Rudolph Ill. Binder New
York; Edward M Golden Pittshiirg.
Pa: If A. Sanford, city; 0. L. lins-
sett Wilton: A. Ellsworth North
Creek. N. Y.; .1 ll. Dunno. New lisv
rep; .1. ll. Pendleton. New London; 1).
S Goodman. Mrs. George B Goodman.
Brooklyn; F. L. Pike. iloston: L. Jo.
cabs. New York: W. R Graves. Spring-
field; E. Carlson. New York; 0. J
Pryor. West Haven; A. C. Histt. St.
Louis; A. .i. Dooley. New York; H. A
Levy. Philadelphia; George A. Rani-
sce. C. A. Prltchard. Boston.
NEW HAVEN WEDDING.‘
NEW HAVEN. Jan. 1Q.——'I‘he wed-
ding of Miss Helen Trowhridge Car-
rington. of this city. and Burnside
Winslow son of Mr and Mrs J. H.
Winslow. of Philadelphia. took place
yesterday afternoon in Center Church.
the Rev Dr. Newman Sinyth perform:
lug the ceremony. The bride is one
of the hcst known woman golfers In
the east and the bridegroom. of the
class of i904 Yale. was captain of the
university baseball team for two
years. Miss Pauline Mackay. of Boli-
ton. the former national woman's gol
champion,w was one of the bridesmaids.
A large number of guests from Wat.-
erbury. Hartford. Nengorli. Philadel-Q
pills and Boston were present.
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We are pleased to. “pounce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for candle.
odds and lung troubles Is not affected
by the Nations! rum Food and Drug
law as it contains no opinion or other
harmful drugs. and we recommend it
as a safe remedy for children and
adults l’lsis'tod's Drug Store and The
diluent Pharmacy
Polurso Museums.
New)
it' s dilllcultII for a selfish man to deny
him" Milli; lo
I m may 9009
to live tile simple life.
‘W is merely common sense Ian!
an uncommon degree.
i we need is more schools that
out self-provider
its: also! ms metotollliwonlsu
that it's wasting“
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walk bunlndfi M win Monti” , 5..
as tiles-mm”
while on his way to New York “L -‘ . .
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' one roof at a saving to you from 29% to 39%.
, our specials In Sideboards and Bonnie.
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EARLY DONOR. 6 I’ll! 3331' 3580M”.
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Volumes.” be Distributed.
WASHINGTON,‘ Jan. 26.‘ 'John
Paul Jones Commemoration" is the
title of a congressional publication
now ready for distribution. coini cui-
orative of our first rent ses' fig tor.
The volume is “es ogy" size. about
71/; by 11 inches. printed In dull dark
green ink and superbly Illustrated
The frontispiece is a profile and a full
face half-tone of the plaster bust of
Jones by Hudson.
A brief introduction describes the
contents of the book and the core-
monies of the commemoration at. Anv
lid is. Avrll2ll. 1906 The addresses
of resident Roosevelt Ambassador
Jusserand, General Porter and Gov-
ernor War-ileld are given in full. The
publication is under direction of the
joint committee on printing. compiled
in the office of the library and naval
war records by CharlesW 8.tewart.
the superintendent. llelng a congres
storm publiciition. It will be distributv
ed by the senators and represents
tives. and there is likely to be an ur-
gent demand for the full congressionv
at» edition of 10,000 copies.
m...
KANSAS SOLDIERS WHECK DlVE.
Were Enraged on Account of Death
of: Comrade.
LEAVENWOR'I‘H. Kan. .laii. I6.—-
Thirty soldiers from Fort Leaven-
worth. enraged because of their susv
pfcions concerning the death of a com:
ing building in‘ the Tenderloin. Eat-
urlisy morning. and by assaults on oth-
ers of their comrades, last night at‘
tacked “The Gem.‘ a resort. driving
out the inmates and demolishing the
building ,
The soldiers surrounded the place.
gathered rocks from the street and
of the house escaped uniniured.1'he
soldiers then entered the building and
exhausted their fury on the contents.
Nm' of the soldiers Is none to the
TO ”AV! NEW RIFLES.
General Center Malice Promise to Na
: . flaunt Guard.
BOSTON Miles. Jan ilk-Tho tenth
must convention of the
Guard Automation ended yesterday
The featured! the concdldlug session
bras an announcement mado' by
“general Cluster, chief of the orna‘nce
mo of tile United states may.
through General Drain as president
at the Natiorisl R' d .lfimm‘éion. tall:
e Midas guar l run out
chantry wouldbe mpped before
both new model
use
wmtg: slid rm minor
CIVIL WK Bill-l6. TO I! GOLD.
WASH NJ“. ”it. —-‘l'wo Nani
Department "idling." one. the Civil
War (1 .uow at the
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fromdstc
JOHN PAUL JONES CDMMEMGRN
WON.
Congressional Publication of 10,000l
rude. whose body was found in a burn-
broke down the doors. The occupants ‘.
police and peanuts have been made i.“ 0" Any more rooms to l’l’ 1’"
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Real Estate!
my be had new
market really opens. The wise pur-
chaser buys early.
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alibi '
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should he Inhibited with s dainty
snow white. one piece “mo" Pore
cclsin ”Enameled lavatory.
myou ever stopped to consider
new delightfully condition it would
be to have hot and cold running water
in: your dressing climber.
lug apartment or first door toilet
room? Its presence would word you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you‘prieos. Our
I, are avidly mm It
thirties, honest and reliable; , ,
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i For years this Company has paid
1. Consulted when»: in its
lend Ilium cheek Issuer
umlrsniiually. or mil-million
‘ _ dollars paid to Invuton to date
A!!!" NEARLY 02.000.000.00.
love-line's ti .
participa‘. as n earnings
receipt.
A card bring you our literstuu
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1| soul» mm Strut.
Call at our Older: and
examine our line of
Gas and
Electric Lamps
and Sewing,
They are inexpensive. convenient.
orname tail. Made up to suit any
taste. s yourrhousovproperly illum-
Inated for the holidays? if not
Let us Pipe Your
House for Gas,
we will do it it met. Our new line of
HALL GAS GLOBES has been re‘
solved. Call and see them.
Connecticut '
Company.
a Papers.
We Have Designs on
Your Walls
That pleased you over since we put
tiered?
Crockery. Glassware. lionscfurnlslr
lug Goods.
Pliit'cs. .ctc.
Paintern’ Suppli
Good really mixed Paint, it taper
gallon. ‘ In
White Curtain l'olcs, with fixtures.
lite
made to order. ,
: Painting and Decorating .
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Anutuber of real estate bargains ~ '
before the Spring .,.».
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infill-301.87. idling Sittt—
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to of from not) to 810.” '
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Window Rhodes and Picture Frames
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fui escapes.” said. the reporter.
. . Quit Swm
The Time When It Pays Every W,
Lay iii a Whole Season’ 3 Supply
Visitors to]. A. Hislop d: Co.’s Store will find the
heaped witlrthc grandest mortmcnts of White
ever assembled-showing Undermuslins. for
dainty Cotton Wash Fabdcv—Embroidcries for 19a.
flew many styles exclusive with its-Linens from the most noted
ice of the Old world-Ash collected under remarkable
ditions. enabling us to quote prices not at all W
the present cost of the raw materials
Come tomorrow while the stocks are bright. fresh and new.
get your share of the best White Goods values over offered.
O. B Jackson,
Optician.
Ererythmg 1n the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
£"i suppose you have had many ex- '
citing experiences and some wondcr— .
”Yes. Indeed ” replied the Japanese
general who had seen hall a century
of military service, ”i have massed
this country twice on raiiroad trains .
\Xf spent 24 hours in Chicago."—-Ex.
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Goodness”
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Turmoil
OIL HEAT
“'c have a fi'iv‘Oll llcalcfli
which we wish to close out
Tight Shoes.
WUHN‘D.
them in.
In and look them over.
that to you:
on t in than
90 Washington Street.
PHONE, 466.
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For Reading Breaking li" a .Pair of
It's. a task every woman dreads, but
lor the sake of a little extra style. a
little smaller footflsome women still
cominue to endure shoe torture. We’ve
got a line of $3.50 SHOES that will
prove a‘genuiue revelation if) most
They are made on lasts that
lit the most difficult foot-4m just like
the old shoe You don' t have to break
AM for style—well comr-
Wc'li leave
one week only we will all
at the following special 9
Perfection Oil Heater
regular $4.95 ,
Perfection Oil Heater '
regular Sui
Perfection Oil Heater
regular 33.50 f
“’0 also have a few 8‘ '
Oil Heaters left which lie
selll for $2.25. This sale ill
itcc ' '
EA
The Only Completom
“on
COR. HIGH AND WAL
ND WALK.
;
You reap a twofl
benefit if you buy‘
i “Waitil‘iiiiill
WEI tell you the exact
teinpe‘rsturcstalili-cs.
Julianne China in Cups, Swamp DDDIHI ll” Dill dearer
)
ea
HAIOWAII.
Thermometer”
gs‘l ’rli'ufbs.
n: warmest“ eraser. °
‘ winter suit or overcoat
now. .
You have the 'use of}, '
it for both this white
and next, and- ”
You save from u to
Oil-«the amount we beve-
_ taken of! usual pride...
‘ They belong to 'lmltaii
lots." which explain.
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