n then «homun-
‘ In that gag.
“interline
in the vicinity.
gauntlet their the plant
, end Heehln‘ery
it were no well iono—
they event the
' ..., ,merly occupied by
Wilt. but wish
_ utter Tueodey, January 'I.
lit Propeile ‘ will leavéi
River, Ne York, (toot
treat). every day, ('exeepl
. It 4 p m. Freight received
l tip to 4
iup to 5:30 p. m.
it STEAMBOAT co.
lib, c. C. Hegemen.
. Groom Agent
0. “Ti—”H
d initiator".
W‘ mm In, loath Nanette}
.. Vin-mm» u. l
"dephoneethouefilfl. I
Mao-i other. an. i
‘ Laundry Wagons
contort
. Rep airing
Iggfi—‘Flynn & Ryan, Price's
. Store, Mahackcmo (it or
“pioneers 01m Store and Sell
Villdt they employ .
p. m. and South
expended.
inmhfihdfih‘h
I Amtgcllleinedy fortune
. horns ourStontach 0W
_ Mfmyulsm .l'everisb
FOR
Cutlery Tools, Blacksmith Sup.-
plies and General Hardware,
oo 10 ‘
, ‘ 39 mm. smart. ..
lite Norwalll Hardware (30.
' AND FOR
Skate Sharpening, Special Tools
and General Machine Work,
on re
Our Shop, m rear 11 Wall St.
... ...... ..."... ”mpvnm
Money Advanced
to all, on their household furniture.
pianos and other pornonal property.
without. removal. on tholr own name
without. indorner.
CALL AND SEE U8.
independent Loan 81 Security Co.
llavlland Bldg" Washington 81..
Office open until 8 p. or.
Coai’s
The Thing!
To temper the temperature these
wintry days. gee will not pane and
goodness Ie the one thing needle-I.
Our Goal mode no etiology. You
. may buy here with your eye: ehut end .
get full value In heat tor every dollar
Arid COAL'G i". Wnfll ”i"
llu Ferns till it.
iiiivn
“Don’t Be a Lobster”
wheny , who
"nitelbldhlflud nu:
You cell. on! on he Wm ”norm We
believe e all at our «on will only
wince you tintt. title to the piece to
buy your furniture.
we.
land ernbuno accept Mr. Oeho' elate-
,manuol today received in special au-
, idem. Roosevelt personally, to his one
' said he would cable his thanks to the
9°“ it A joke. but GOAL 6‘! glittering l M
chiropractic
. In
’ ' ,y is g _'l
Always Bough
"so
For liver
llurly Years
SUIT FOR “00.000 SETTLED.
NEW YORK, Jan, ..t7——A nettlement
of the,» limit for $190 000 dnnlageu (01:,
libel brought. by Adolph S. (John and
the New York Timon ngninut William
R Hearst and the New York American
was announced in court yesterday.
when the hearing was almnt to be
continued. Counsel for Mr. (John road
in a court a statement that. in view of
the editorials published in the Times
Air. Oahu withdrew all Impuintlons
iignlnot Mr. Henrat'u Integrity and
character. and that. Moe-re. Hearst
mom. that he in tho controlllnggowner
or the Timon and withdraw nil Inipu
lotions n‘gninnt his character.
-—Baby won't nutter tlvo mlnuton
with croup It you apply Dr. Thomcs'
Eriectiic Oil at once. It acts like ma
gic. 7
...—....— -._.~."b_.y ..... ..
KINK VICTOR RECEIVES AMERL
CAN AMBASSADOR.
ROME, Jun. 17.~—l{tng Victor Em-
dicnco the Amefican ambassador. I.. C.
Grincorn, who presented him with some
new American gold coins or the toil
and twenty doiu 1' variety. pent. by Fruit
jonty‘ for bin collection of sixty thou-
sand coins, one of the groutenl in thr-
World. The king was planned with ih‘a
gift. and greatly admired the design
or the colon and their canon, which
were made oxpreualy {or them and be
president
was: DELICIOUS LEMON PIES.
The kind that. "make your mouth
water" are easily made with no {unlit
ing and at. the least possible expense
if you use "OUILPIE" Preparation. it
In put up in‘air-tight packages and
contains the. right proportions of the
choicest ingredients. Every package
inspected and guaranteed under the
pure food laws Don't. henitate. T1y
it today and then tell your iriendu. Ar
erocorn. Iii canto.
. cw...~~.-... Wed-....~....4--w....
NOTICE.
VIEiRA'l‘ORY and 0$TEOPATHIC
treatment scientifically applied by
'Dr. Jerome D. Witt,
CONN. ..
By combining the-11¢ two syetcnis oi
treatment l tired it pout e to create
a circulation that comet be done lit
any other known micro An coon!
circulation to‘ all organs; or our ener-
oiny means pdre blood, .1 wall- nouriith.
all body and good health. All chronic
disease» treated Ton yearn of actual
experienced incensed by Stain Board
or Health. Dillon hours—4: lid n in
to 5 30 p to Other hour: by appoint.
men! consultation tree Phone. No
ma-a ,
IAllflllhilw all My; day and night
FBEDK. ILGINUNG
UNDERTI KER.
' mineral Parlors in V’Crmnectimr.
Letty Attendant. Tel 901.
Chloe and honidonce
:4 e0. mm or. tourgi nonwALx
Oi? amino.
hmeetbemormmio
in they w ”M on dinner.
D i;
«.
" January to April, when in
..lmow It. thin wan. not legal...
NO. 12 ieAAce 'PLAce, NORWALK. ..
matinee occur. not when the annual
beanie ere voted.
Loot niebt the Contact! woe trot ee-
eemhled by Me or Fannie i. Barbell.
hit in: rgem grant! Patch.
etude . were, ._ 1:0 that.
George W. Iiou‘rdu‘e hamlet Dun-
lap in their chair-e. Almost immediate
ly the Council are way in order that
the Board or laminate and Taxation
unmbem might be aware in
The oath of other: nee admiiietercd
by City Clerk Joeeph a. Thyme, all oi
the members reepondins, they being
..I Iriinx Dibble, Herbert A. Mathew.
non, Mortimer M. Lee, Richard .I. Cut
bill, Edward Knapp andv John illr‘
Malian
Mr. Mathew-oil naked Mhyor Iiur
ncll what. the board was called upon
to do. and the mayor re ‘:lled
"To draw money. We are no mon-
oy to pay bliln With" This caused a
init’gh all around the room.
lauucilmnu Frunlr ti, Fitch. to en
lighten the board, noted that the cityR
treasury in practically empty and has
hill. amounting to $2,243.19. Mr. Fitch
also Illentioned.‘ alter a Question by
Councilman Powore, that e conelderv
able amount represented by the
from mentionedgwae not of the new
Council's. contracting-tho Bradbury
judgment of several hundred dollars.
for irmianee.
The donation of whether the Council
had the right to borrow at thin time
then came up. Importation Counsel
John Keogh elated that. in hie opinion
the board of oettrnete had no right. to
make any appropriation until the reg
ulnr budget is made up In April. Mr
Keogh said thriller that it the board
reiuuen to sanction the Council in bar:
rowing money to pay bills, the only
thing to do will he to call u epecial
city meeting to matte an appropriation.
John F‘. McMahon said that no for
as he could nee. the Board of hietlmute
and Taxation in up ”ninet- e proponl
tiou that will be repented year. after
your. lllti point bolus that a city Conn
titre Jammy I, but no moo
do?! for tone iii pay li‘ilh‘i'
' y'nl
until April. He said It seemed to him
that some low to cover the violation-
will have to he placed hetero the L0:
islature. no there iii no lanai way for
the Board or idetlmste and Taxation
to make an appropriation below April
Mr. McMahon asked (‘ity Clerk Tay-
lor what method bud been pursued In
the past The city clerk replied that
money had been ruined by imrrowlng
on note Mr. Mathewuon Warner
Taylor said that no for an 1..." con”
nee it was.
Corporation (founilel Keogh polntml
out that the initiation d the board or
money borrowed by mammal would
probably be at point The opinion
around the board seemed to be that
the sanction oi the board had no it"
gal value.
(In tho- tllli‘filli)“ of approprintlouu.
lht‘ rill attorney ditto unit! the Council
holed 1' 1 have the hintinieto and Tnxnv
lion i'onrd honor tin l‘flfjiir‘sirl when
lllt' time for the appropriation comer
Mr Lee thought the board nhouii
proceed to its duties wtep by step.
Cmmcllrnan Poweruggould tho pron.
ent conference ol’ the wo hoards wan
desired by the Council because the
Council doc-n not want. the Board of
intimate and Taxation to say that
they exceeded their authority.
llr Mnthewuon could not nee hon
it in any Imttor tor the Board of Enti-
mnte and Taxation to do things In no
Irregular manner than the Council.
Corporation t‘ouuuol Keogh Hilltl
that the morul support. oi the board
wnu desired for it would old In hm-
row’lng money and be him mentioned
the claim that. a special met-ling han
no authority to make the .lppropriu
lioun desired
Mr. McMahon made. claim that tbs2
method In the pant ban been illegal.
but something will have to be. done.
Pant. me’thodu be characterized an very
bad and he recalled how a similar
situation had prevailed in the town
when at our time a now bimrd found
that twnihirds or its appropriation
had been smut by the old one.
. Mr. (iuibill undnrntood tho oirleel oi
the Hour of E-ttimnto and Taxation in
to nor- t at tho city pay» an It grunt
The same opinion won voter-(l by set
oral othm’n.
Mr Fitch said the Council would
a precedent established.
Mr. Mathewnon said thill the hour/i.
and ucttled the loan question an bctoro
.C th .
read In the monqueu
Specials for Thursday and the Balance of the
Week.
.. .. . , .1
...—4w. . 1 t
Winter ‘nle‘rweu.
We have a number of three that have been partly eold out and we. will
tie uler Price, soc. -
Alec other item Molollud‘lttemoere Lott.
LAMIV WHITE SHIRT mum
slum it
. l ' is! .. 1 \
liliiflt‘l‘illh
CAN ALL ee outlaw wow.
it rheuuretiem continues to spread
an it he: he the peer tow yam. it
would deem all though we would before
long lmctlmo n notional triples.“ The
terrible dcutructivoneee 0! ll
Ie upper-m on every aide or or. at
most ninl! out or ten of the cripple»
one inert.» had their ethiction hrouuht
on by rhmtnintiem. How runny thou»-
ando mow then- are that am how
lelilly bod ridden and whom we never
see Rheumatism. from the very na
ture ot the diocese, can never mire it-
self and It honoured to bound in grow
worse rather. than better. It you ever
hate airy minute or rheumatism. ID
to thr- clrusgi‘rt and get a bottle or
1mm, the wonderful new Rheumatic
Specific it will cure you and it in the
only treatment in the world that will
cine permanently. and thoroughly.
llric~0 cure» by his direct action on
themuscles blood uhd hidneye. It
mire oul the poioonouu thin ,,and
eumaiic Acid and drives it from the
Inliflém and it in only a treatment of
such a nature that will ,cver euro
rheumatism. Llnimentn and planter»
only serve to drive it from one rpm to
another. They never cure rheuma-
tt .‘fliililt! It In primarily a blood
dire i. and until the blood in clear-
ml from the pairing a cure cannot take
p one
You can tent ilric-O true of charge. it
you winh. Just cut out this advertluo
ment and send it. to the Smith Drug
(30., 208 Smith Bldg” Syracuse. N. Y.
met-oer with your hum uhd the name
or your druggist. They will give you
' an order on him (Or a iii-cent bottle
tree, which you can test and try to
your own satisfaction.
‘ U1 Io—O lnieold and personally rot»
ommonded in South Norwalit by Edw
W. Kelley.
o
havinp,r no legal right to borrow money
ho could nee nothing for it to do In
the present prerninen. .
Mr. McMahon believed that the
board would back upthe- Council It tho--
latter goon ahead and borrow the
money that will be needed to pay bills ~ »
now contracted for and current ex:
pension. Mr. Mathewson exprenued
himself practically In it similar mun.
nor.
With this nonlilnent,
adjourn prevailed.
The Council then re-auuembled alone
a tuition to
stated.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO quinine
Tablets. Druggtnte returni money it it
fall. to cure. E. W. uROVI-J’z eisne
ture in on each box
HAFID’S BOLDIENRB ARE DESERT
G
TANGIP‘R, ..lan li—v-Dlspatcllou r1:
wired here trom Morocco City ntnto
that Muinl Haiid left that neighbor
hood on Sunday lent tor the purpow or
engaging the French forces .in battle.
A letter irom 'Mulni Hand, which wan
in Morocco
City. Invited the inhabitants In Join in
a holy war. "no that no Christiano will
remain In the country and that the fu-
ture will bring the- poiinihility oi living‘
tranquilly under our sacred law." It
in I'Pliin’ted that. iiniid'ii irohliern are
(loner-ting him because they have not
received their wages.»
A CURE FOR MIBERY.,
"i have found a cure for the miner!
malaria minim producnn" says R M
James. of woollen. 8 C. 'lt' 5 allied
Electric flittoru, and comers In 50 cent
boiler. It. breaks up a cm at chitin
or .1 biliouu attack In almost no time.
and it puts yellow jaundice clean out
0! commission.” This great. tonic tried
icine and bi d purifier given quick to
lint in all tonxach. liver and kidney
complaints and the misery oi lame
beck. Sold under guarantee at F. H.
Dexter's drug etore.
NEW VOHK'E UngMPLOVED WANT
R
K
NEW YORK .lan, l7. ~4ilenolutlomi
calling upon the public ottlcialn of
Greater New York to appropriate im-
mediately n guttielenl sum or money for
the purpose» or starting up public work
that will giro employemcnt to a large
number 0! thong now one ioycd.
were passed by tho Ccntrallv‘ Fuscrntorl
Union lam night
oioeo the balance e1 Beraein Prion. We note especially eome .
GENTG' UNDERBHIRTG AT ........................ . ....... 360
Regular Price, 500'. . '
mute veere Auo more ............. 1,» MW
Reorder Price doe. ’
meow veere Auo rAu‘re ..... . ............. . ......... i. .. ....... m
g itemlar Price, bile. '
CHILDREN'S FLANNILITTI GGWNO. ......VH ........ . no
i
no 1
TU "CURI"'NCUIJU"'I N'WNI‘DHY'” " ”W” " ” "
‘ A Clearance
of Dinnerware.
l
W e have fourteen Dinner Sets-1 that we uti'er nt clear:
nnce.
ly such as these.
we paid for them at the manufacturer’s.
Often we have bargains in Dinnerware, but raw
Prices on 501110 of these are less than "
We submit a
few ‘values, but to fully appreciate them you blast scc J,
the goods. .
h. ..
Set of 130 pieces, gold traced ' ~
thistle deeign, worth regu-
larimls. 00
Set of no pieces, Dresden
pattern with gold edges,
worth $18.00
Set of 112 pieces, green band
gold lined.
with holly, ‘
worth $16 50
Anyone .
of these—
tor? .
$10M. .
Rose and blue edged set, one
of our best
Rosebud pattern. gold lined.
..... -...woril1 $2398for $15.00
....nortll $13.50 for 3 8.50
R000 and fern pattern, 0 l’. ,. ‘
..Lliina .. ..-. ...... .
Englirll white and gold pet ..... .
. .worth $21.00 for $15-00,
English gray and blue, les-
toon border . . .
....... ....... . .worill $1650 for $10.00‘ '
Pink roeelzmd spray tie-nigh.
gold traced/ . . . .
Delft Blue set, 130 pieces. ..
. .............. worth $19. 50 for $12. 59
..... worth $18.00 for $15.00
'i
ii .
.u0r1l1$r750ior$ro.oo ,'
.. Jardjnieng. and... Jays.mm..,.2cd¢szals,..... . . . . ..-;l ...... . .. .
g Value $5.00 for $2.50. Value $ 4.00 f0r $2.00
Value $6.00 for $3.00. . Value $ 3.50 for 8.1.15 .
Value $5.50 for $0.15. Value $10.00 for $5.00 ..
Value $6.50 for $3.25. ” Value $12.00 for $6.00
Value $7.50 for $3.75. Value $11., '1 hr 55. 75.
thina Stun, loner floor.
Togo Rugs.
These are Japanese Fibre? very artistic and quite in-
expensive. In weave they are not unlike Brussels, but
«the designs are somewhat like the rugs of the EaSt. ' Dis-
play. in l’airticitl Avenue window.
Size 3t'rx7: inches-i , $1.50.
Size ‘30th inches $1.00.
Size 18x30 inchm 50c.
Carpet Store. lirnt floor.
.The Sale ... Waists.
Women who are interested in dainty Waists should
not miss this sale.
W hitc Lawns, Batistcs, fancy or plain.
embroidered and lace trimmed models of great beauty
are included. W 0' make an addition today.
Black Taiietas, tailored waists with fine- tucks and
long sleeves. worth formerly $5.00, to close out $3.75.
A 861: from Colgate’e.
it contains one bottle of A11—
tiseptic Tooth Powder. and one small cake of Cashmere
'jiouquet Soap.
Special at 15c.
Powder worth 15c,
Soap worth 10c.
Center 'l'nblc. 'l‘oiict Section.
The D.’ M Read C5»
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