.........
Blgin (.‘Ieaniery
, peril)
per dozen. ........... 26c
Crackers. .........'....26c
a
and otter Tuesday, January 7.
. Milli Propellerl will leovo
ll, loot River, New York, (foot
on street), ever day. (except
4.]; In. lght’ received
“Magnitutnond South
‘ . no i: 30 p.111. ‘
WALK 'TEAMBOAT GO.
smith, 0. o. Honour-II.
Bonorol Acorn
, Iv. Hyman.”
, . rol Director
, d Imbalmor.
than or. II ‘
pm roucE'r
Laundry Wagons
cotwcr
Repairing
received before 10 o. in. deliv-
“ Store. 'Mahachemo Cigar
yomr'n Cigar Store Iiid all
‘ mum cololoo.
Dinooro lvorun'o, ,
Cotton“.
- s: ltEYliEliE,
firearm.
m on.
............ .38e.
‘ “Don’t Be debate?
, Promotes Digeétioufllteeri'ul' T.
Mmaoandilesmonialnunellhu" ‘
Morphine norlti'uieral.
rflmco'rxc.
lo:
.Apaiecllleined forc .
iton.$our3tomiich. hm .
Wormvllomulsionsid’mriolr
neonaodloss or SEEP.
Akron—u...“-
‘i'uiiinite Signature of
‘II H II.I.IIllII‘. IIl~l
-3 9,...“.:::' ‘ I}: "I 3 f’ l
Cutlery, Tools. Blacksmith. Sup-
" plies and General Hardware,
so 10
o 39 MAIN STREET,
AND FOR
1
Skate Sharpening, Special Tools’
and General Machine Work.
’30 TO
Our Shop, in rear ll Wall St.
Money Advanced
to all, on their household furniture 1
planou and other peraounl property;
without removal. on their own name
without indorncr.
CALL AND SEE US.
independent Loan & Security (30.,
“llt'llalld mag, Washington St. 5
(mice. open until it p. m. . ,
Yiiiifi
llIo NorIIalk hardware 00 I
min! III...
III IIIII In I...
I Bought
llse
For liter
Thirty Years
II III
6—.—
CONSTITUTIONAUSTS SUPPORT
" GOVERNMENT.
TOKIO Jan. tits-Tho (' oumitutiounl-
iota at a general meeting today panned
In soliiiioh'ii IIIIIIIIorIing the government
Incaaurc to IIII IIIIhmitIIId to the Dirt
Marquln I-‘ialonjl the premier, in n
npeech emphasized the IIIIIchIhlII rell
Ilous hetwwn lupnn and the powers.
lie said that tho lIqulqutlou problem
nan prmtticttliy settled with (‘anutla
and that he confidently expected It
Willill'lltlm'y understanding with. the
illnitcd States. The l’rogrcsulstn will
holtl It senotnl meeting tomorrow at
which Mfl'l'ilfllii Clktimu the leader of
the Opposition is expected to make on
I'ItltllItIIII. ll. III rI-[Im'lt‘d that the meet—
int: will prolinhlt adopt II it ngtliy mani-
li:IIlo severely criticizing the govern
IIIIIIII in its: financial and diplutnntlt
policy and llti home policies generally.
'BTOP THAT COLD
or l5 may result in_pnIIIInIortln.. Ilra-
zlllnn iialm in breaking up colds when
ever tried. ulmoot without exception
‘ 100. 250, 50c and $1.00 hotilc. The (Ill!
Iii
ford, Baxter's and i’luistcd'n.
———-.......... .l.—m.-
NEW HAVEN BASEBALL TEAM. l5
SOLD
NEW HAVEN, Jan. l8.~—Altorney C.
.l. linuagher, owner of the New Haven
b.1Nt’.‘ll:Ill team of the Connecticut state
lIIIInIII; IIaiIl yesterday that all (lf‘lilllh
for the mile of the team had been worn
plI-led and that the new owners would
tulip-J hold inInIettlnlcly. 'l‘lII- IIIIIclIIIII
ore, iii? said, are experienced lion-vita”
men, The price paid “’1'.th team is
not known.
w
FILES OURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS.
z
Coal’s
The Thing!
PAZO OlN’l'h’ilN’l‘ is guaranteed to
learn any can!" of itching, Blind, Bleed
ing or Protruding Piles in 8 to 14 dnyi
or money reloaded. 500.
l
'FUNERAL OF PROFESSOR STROB
EL.
BANIKOK, Slain, Jim. l7.--'l‘lIe tun-
To temper tho temperaturo those
colic lo a joke, but COAL oi glittering
goodness is the one thing notoiu‘l.
Our Goal made no apology. You
may buy hero with your eyes ohut and
got full value itfiut for every dollar
expended.
' And coouo the camel
lit iIIIiI till it.
,vf‘i“
when you to animal: 'l'ottood. he
"uncltItlIIlI." and out but will»
you can. and on tho but toroi- We:‘
believe a call oi oor otorotriii
Vince you that thioio tho plooolo
tray your family.
wlntry days, gas will no: pan andi
ct'ul of Edward "i‘fll‘y titt'ohcl, general
5"ldil59l oi the. gt‘givrrnmcnt of Siam.
and at one tithe BI-mlII proleIlsor of in-
«emotional law at ilmvard who died
'Jidilililiy 15 occurred hi.‘ “iii today, and
wait latuoly atltr'ulcd lly the icing tin
princes member» of tho diplomatic
corps“ and it large gathering of the gen-
crztl public.
LA GRIPPE.
Brazilihl llalm never lost, a cutie;
ncvc‘r let it run into pneumonia, nor
left a grip-wreck Only thing on earth
that kills the tough grip germ. But
you want Balm an II. plenty, Ito do not
trifle with the small cities, but set the
Me or 31. 00 bottle and take hall a
teanpoonful in water every three
houru.
moot lailhlully for two weeks after
you think you are well. to utterly un-
nllotI- every gem in every great. or-
gan. Those remaining germs canoe the
evil utter effects: it in half~ cured grip.
if the grip ollti'itl with hemorrhage oi
the luau give the large time every 10
of 15 mlnuteo till it slow.
HARTFORD SHOOTING AFFRAV.
ilAllT‘i’Oilil, .lau. i’l.—~Tonl. t'uIIIIou
wait IIhoI out not Iteriomtly wounded by
Felix Magnotlo, iu trout of In Morgan
tumor. thin fin’m. after a quarrel.
Three shot» were tired. one going
through Mdgnollo'ti right law the MI!
and through the right charmer and
the third went wild. The men“ had
twice quarclod hiaznotto clnlmluo
that 0am was llilot‘fel'ihl in Mr
domestic omit-II.
if can Tit! ouomooo.
Hr. It. ll. chomhorlolo, of citation
thine Iron or anemone Arnie: Balm
"it done the lutoinocn: l have noted it
tor pilot sort it cut-co them. titted M
Wood it oumi there
“the Write” on an writ and it healed
ring I W baitinMM
toit ler‘o tint: otoro.
got 1'. fl.
Endeavor; ii p, nu,
. Irayer nwotlnit. led by Beacon Jilliliilll
Holy
Be sure to keep up this treatI ~
. Dyer. til yearn old and Min» Ethel Ii
" met. more
"”3“” W%I7Mi WW“
Vim Method!“ ltpixconal .iIIIreh.
final 0. (limit-Io minim. Honour Hm"
vices: on»; meeting. In 30 II In:
woruhlp, with comma hi the pastor,
10de u. m' . Bible school. )2 lil.’ ., lt‘pv
worth League, 8 p. m, worship, and
semen by the Rev. Nutrient Medium-
shot). who will give hi3 humans on
position at the 'l‘wiiary-third Pentax,
‘imown III the Shepherd Putin. Tues-
day, class meeting, 7: 30 p. In Thurs-
day. prayer meeting, 7: 30 p. to. Fri
day. Junior League, 3:15 p m.; Young
Men's Band, ii: to p In.
Knight Street A M. E Church, Rev.
Wliitnm St. A. Lynch, 1)..." pastotw
Preaching, 10: In a. In. . Sunday achool,
12: 30 p. In. .. Young floppies meeting,
8:30 _.p m; leader," Mr. Fuller; prom-h.
log. I: 45 p. m. , IIIihlecI,‘""ilIc tiny oi
tIlnInll ’i‘liiugu.” t'laIIII meeting 'lucIII
Iluy evening. . ‘
CONGREGATIONAL.
South Norwallt"M Congregational
Church C urleo i-l. Maclurland, punter
——i’uhiic oiehlp at 10: ‘i0 a m.. at
which the preacher will be Rev. Eil-
ward iii: Toad, the secretary of the
Congregational Education Society. The
iiiblc school, including the young
men”: department and young women’s
department, will meet at 12 o’.clock
The Men' II Christian inquiry Club will
hold it: diminution at the nature. hour.
At the melting centre at? o'clock the
punter will preach.
First Congregational Church, Nor.
walk. Gnome l). Egbert. pastor—“Morn-
lug service at ”Mill. preaching by
the punter; Sunday. school and Media
League at. ‘l22l5'; .vcnlnx uervlce. ni
7:150: subject, “Why do the (load Sui-
t’er?" lghert (lluli round table, Then»
day evening at the parsonage. Ladion'
meeting, Wednesday at 3. Y. P. S. 0.
Thursday at. 7:80; subject, “Favorite
Verses of Scripture.” Church prayer
service Thursday at: it: talks about the
Bible-"Here and There in Leviticus."
4 ulterior.
South Norwallr Baptist Glilf‘t'll ii
8. Cul'pI-ntIIt pastor-fill: 30 a m, tog
ulur service. topic (If cartoon, The
Sign» of Transition; 12 m.. ‘illhlo
school; 3:30 p. m..: Junior Clit‘lntiun
B. T. P. ll.. topic.
How one S‘peulrn 'tII“Men:""l“'p." m.. "'re‘g?
ulur evening III-I'vlcc, topic oi sormon.
Mnn'u Greatest Need.
.l’t‘lrel. linptiut Church. .'III'WIIlk, Rev,
BMW". 1'. Van boron. pastor-«Morn-
ing Inn-rice at H3230: Sunday Itchool
at noon; H. Y. P. ll.. at 0:30 p. m.:
preaching at 7: 'lti. Prayer service
Thursday evening at? :30 Bantu on
free and till public in cordially invited
to attend all cortices. . ,
Grace llaptlcr Church, .l. Edward
Harris. puttlormll a. nu, preaching in
the, Rev. Mr. Guthrie. of Hampton
Va.; 3:30 p. m.. sacred concert; 7 p
m.. ll Y. P. l'.. led ht Min. .lohI
Grant and Miss Harlin AIIIIlIy: II p m.
[poaching by the. Rev. P. id. Jones of
\lew York city. Wednesday eteniug
Union Lyceum. Thtn‘ttduy Ironing
Whlir- and Chill‘li'fl Worn!
Ironing, choir II hearoal
F‘IidaI
ePIocor-IAL. .
Trinity Church". A. Linwood Salli
ler, rectormit a. m.. celebration at the:
Communion; 10:30. morning
prayer. auto-Communion und sermon:
12 III.. Sunday :Ichool and Junior and
Senior Chapters: of the Brotherhood 0:
St. Andrew; 3:30 p. m.. Inluslmmt‘}
service of the. Sunday school: :lL
i m.. 'i‘rinltI Young l’eople Itlll meet
in the. tummy school room of tin
ulIIIrtz:lt 7:“) 11. m.. evening prayer
and address by the rector. Monday.
Tull) p. m., weekly business meeting ol
the Men's illnhi \I’edneatlay. «l p. m
the Junior Auxiliary will meet an as
uni." 'i‘liuruday, 7::10, Trinity branch
of the I'iirln' Friendly. will meet for “ii
third cooking lenuon under the dirccv
non of It IIIofeI-Iuional teacher from
New York. Saturday being the Feast
of the Conrornlon of St. Patti. titerI
ulll he a celehiation oi the Holy ('oln
Inuulou ill l0 II. to.
Grace Church. the Rev. Jumeu lien-
‘ton Werner. roctormSeconIl t-Iundu.I
alter the Epiphany. Celebration of
the Holy Communion at it o'clock:
mominr. prayer and uenfiou at i012itl:
Sunday school at noon: mission Sun
day school at ilroad River at " .lI’I;
evening prayer and commit at 7. 3t).
CHfilfiTlAl‘t SCIENCE SOCIETY.
iv‘irnt Chriatlan Balance moiety 0
NorwalkWIgular Sunday aeI vice at
the reading room. Masonic huildlu'
at 11 a m. Subject, January itlth,
"Lire." Testimony meeting Wednes-
da III ii p. In. M both uervlcon the
nu tile in cordially and fraternally luv
vlted. Reading room open to the
public ouch WIIIII day from. " to .‘I p. In
SAVED TWO FROM BROWNING.
NORTH A'l‘ 'l‘ldtlilORO, Must-u Jan
lil.—~Praiou iII bolus hcar’tili heatowctl
today upon William ii‘a'yle. to yours
old. a high Itchnol boy and non of John
B. Fuyle. a ,jewreler toolmulwr, on no-
eount of hia having moaned two per-
son: from drowning here last night.
There who escaped death are nuorell
Aldrich, both of North Attlebtnm. who
broke through the m on a while
skating. lie drained In» ldrloh out
by union u (once rail and with a
clotheoiine honoured iii a woman. he
the near the pond succeeded in loIIIIo-
lnx liver by one mm IIII the man was
uneoaoonm» and Intuition Walter hol-
com came alone in time to aid Payle.
who was having a hardgtnult in pulllnu
Dyer out oi the water.
W<w
monotone to wutodnnv
The finite Library has incl reunited
It ucoiloctltm of mm; treated by the
timory woes. and which I: mum
at thot loci are now ttoiilti to tblI
willie. it locm‘doo MW
lotion Wot-lay tl: roe tortuous»
that tell» It! “Wm
two oi “MIST“; our:
collection“
moot pom. tint-11H: man;
at
1"WI 3.33
Immmm
.o
. or, from 42,854 to 120,520.
.vernc lly the election at Capt. Mom
ill Milo For Thom.
WAllfliiiiM'tm. Jail.
IIhown the puhliuhcd report that the
Federation of Wit had been aaluul to
cm resolution; favoring the nalocm
imitate the alriugtent enforcement or
the law is forcing liarnIInlerII out of
work, Mathew F}. tl'ilrleu ycaterdny
trad
"I do not helleve that the: organized
labor of (lopntcticut will ho caught. in
any ouch trap. The caloric in the
worst enemy that working man has.
More. than all the combined corporate
greed it in keeping him down lt la
the greateat producer of child labor,
and child labor is bound to reduco the
mixed of Millie. Willi the animate
plotted, men would lilifl’ the money now
spent over the l tor ncoeadrleo or
life. Every lumen craftsman would
he truncated. Tho‘ynnn whone family
is now in want Would have better food
and clothing.
"The column; produce Itndcrconuump-
lion of metal commodities. it there
were no nuloono. many families. who
now live in mineralile quarter», would
move into more comfortable homes.
Thin would neceettltate more. building,
and the building tradca would be none.
tiled. in tact, the viorlriugmah would
he benefited in every way by the nlmliI
tion of the saloon. The tow bar ten-
deru that are out or employment in
nothing an compared to the henehtr
that would follow the exit of the
saloon.
“ii, is an insult to the inlolllgcucr
of I‘lonuettlcut workingmen to ask
theta to support the. nulmu.‘
they nhnuld deny memboriihlp and ill
Itiliatlou with the honest toilets the men,
who in tho tutti. hither Day parade in
Bridgeport. rode in hat-kn like superior
beings. wlIilo the hone-III workingmun
walked. The bartender nhoula have. no
place in organized labor."
"P‘—
.ll' in very important and in fact it is
absolutely ncceueury to health‘thul we
give relief to the stomach promptly
at the. first signs of trouble. 'l‘aiu
something once in a while: especially
utter meal»: smoothing ‘illte K000i
for Dynpepalri and indignation. it will
enable. your stomach to do its work
properly. Sold by The Clifford l’har
mat‘y and The Bridge Pharmacy. .”
.u—I-u-
TEN VEAHS' onoer or UNION
PACIFIC.
cross Receipt. Gain :54,ooo,ooo' in
That Period. .
NEW YORK, .l‘on. lit.-—So incon
splenouuly placed in tho jIIIItIitInued an
nual report of the. Union Pacific that i.
has attracted little or no. attention, iv
a tuimpnriuon of the company's condl
tion and operation» in Hills and in Int
cloning your of the decade of Harri
mamuianugement completed last year
Using round tlgurcu. this shows up in
cream» of groan Iooelpm ot’ {mm 813,
0000th in itiilii to 937.! n.00 000 ill lit"?
The compatiy'sctlct earnings in tin
some time. have increased orer fill.
000,000.
Fixed charges lucreastetl from 34,500.
000 ten yeurI-I ago to illfiiltltitll) in
lIIIIII. Since than there hat-I been I
I: tend} IlecreaJ-te, and under thin head
log the total for last year in reduced
to $86.10 000. While dividend din
bureeuurnts in 1907 amounted to ovet
twenty millions more than were pair
in liliis, iinlou Pacific's net surplus fot
the your UK restated from $7 r:00 000 II
$12 .500000. the largest in the hintory
of the company.
Since the reorganization of 1898 the
Union Pacific and its Oregon lines
have increnIII-d the average number at
turn; carricd tillI: mile per mile 0’
road from “0.7.08 mm to l,t’Ii0.5-l’
Iona, or 250 per cent. The same corn
ourison or passengers carried shown at
int-ream.» in the ratio of nearly 3 to l~
SPEClAL ANNOUNCEMENT”
GARDING THE NATlONAL PUi‘t
FOOD AND DRUG LAW.
We. are pleaded to announce that
Foleys Honey and Tar for coughs
colds and lung troubles in not affected
by the National Pure Food and Drug
law an it contains no opinion or other
harmful drugs. and we recommend i
as n mife remedy for children out
Itdultn i’lulatetl‘ II Drug Store and The
Clifford Pharmacy.
SIR JOHN WALTON. DEAD.
HINDUN. Jan; 133—8" .lohn inn
non Walton, member of Parliament fot
the Smrthern Division of‘lieedo and
attorney-general; died here today. all
John returned to Motion from the
outcome the beginning of this week
and wan apparently in the boot 0'
health. He had loaned lnviiationafm
It dinner to he held taut night. 'Yenter
Ilav morning. howover. he was whim
with a chill and went to bed. Aunt
pneumonia developed and he died to
«lay. He was born in 1852.
canwonz‘o.
M“, lbl’ofltlh out
W‘ , .
LIDIBALI OU'PII A REVERSE.
NEWTON ABBOT. Enfland ..lan ill
-—’l'he Liberals todoy collared a re
roadie". the Unionlnt candidate tot
Parliament in the Aahurton Division 0
Devon. The detected Liberal cartel!
cote hi (3 it mutton. The result no
comprise. (3am ”WI Bell pallet
will votes, and air. Hutton 4,082. .
”Wt! IIMIDV 70h LA all"!
in nine cannot on Memo or
they inquest develop tantamount
nio. Foley'o mood To! not not
men the count out twin and mount»
on the lune Ito that no carbon re
outta me feared. 'I‘lIo' neutrino
Foley'r timer mi Tor containo III
harmiol «trim old lo II! o yellov‘potth
one. ltohtoo II uhotitotea, Violator:
am; more nod The million Poor
' M
outrun "A?“ t'lIL‘o TRIM...
(limit!) inhuman. Woo. m It
«The» reunion oi the tillage otoite r
the Whoa mom mo trials rm out:
merit". and Roe
1 John (lotion. or W
W
Ho Imito About Mon to Put 0. F. L.
liar-When,
loathed:
w,
The D. M Read Co.
Mablhbod 1857;”
Children’s; Stockings.
I?
Three hundred pairs, special.
This lot we have gathered in preparationior stock tnk~
it its a mixed assortment of all kinds lIII'ttinoIItly 79ml!“
0
lug.
sizes. .
Little Laslnncre Simhiugc Lisle and Cotton Stacie,
lugs, and some Socks for the little ones. Some of them
worth 25c a pair, and a few of them more.
7, dis a pair,
four pairs for 25¢.
interesting Bargains _
In the Upholstery" Store.
Drapery Silko. A small lot of those in ‘vcry attractive
designs and colorings. Persian patterns, palm leaf and
SWll’l figures in most gorgeous coloriugs, with them some
dainty floral designs, flour the lie and sweet "peas, things ‘
that will make fmc kimonon. I . V
l’orntcr‘priccs 59c and 75c, closing out at doc.
Oriental Drapes. Artistic cotton scaris from Vantiuc's,
Worth ISL“) and 95c.
at so and 75c. ,. __ I
suitable for shell. piano or window.
Tapestry Wall Pan¢15;‘()l'l(‘llli|l pictures Ivovcu in
tapestry.
Worth $4. on, closing out at $3 00.
In the Art Section.
Knitted Wool Bedroom Shoes, in black. Ivlt'it'c, gray,
pink and pale blue. lit-fore Christmas $.59, now $1.00.
Eiderdown Bed Shoes, thick and warm, 25c.
Bill Books and Post Card Albums, 1mm rns stamped
on linen readt for embroidery. W on: 89c now 25c. l
~. g The Sale of Dinnerware.
Certain special sets that sell regularly lor‘$I€I.50 and :
$8.00 are ot’tcrcd at $10.00 each. ,
Delft; [line set. worth $I8.o_o very attractive. lor $2.00.
English White and Gold set, worth $21.00, for $15.00. ,
In the Sale of Lingerie Waist; are certain very dainty
models in large. size-I. .leautiful lncc trimmed and cmhroi»
Ilcrctl Waists in 40. 42 and 44. at $I.I')8 am] up.
The D. »M. Read Co,
Thursday is Bargain IlItII.
Specials for Thursday, and the Balach of thei
Mo?"
7} illil
wan Underwear.
We hovo o number ot'llnoo the! have boon partly oold out and we will
:looo the hollow I: Iorgoln Prices. We note ooooololty who
now uncommon AT ........... 5‘
Reorder Price, 50o.
“In!" Vl‘TO AND 'ANT' .. .. . . 1.. .
Regular Prim- 25c.
I
.............10l
o-oo'olooollole
utoooo'vu'roauo onuvo.................. ..... .. ...... ........‘aoc
. Regular Price. We. .
:IIILoowo rumour" oowuo .. m.
. molar rim. rm. -
. Aloe out» not». including um um. , .
. ,1‘ tumor your: out" mum . J.
RI Dickotntan S)
Norwalk Chronicler