{I ‘IIIJIIZ ’rll‘l.
”Nauru.
' :NF “ e . .s
, largo-users:
, ravens. Ali‘laster
. invited. Charles
11.x. WEWileox,.
. Ho. I. A. M.
Inmate‘s-Imus. South
Id and 4th Tuesdays of
,. ' yaadAugustes-z
, , '3 o'clock. All mun
ndially invited. . ens
ET. Robert I. Wilcox.
He. scum Eastern Star
3: Masonic Building, South
“and 4th Wednesdays
.. 7:45 o'clock. All mem-
: i). l. s. cordially invited.
Mills, Mrs. ids
s
s s
_ communicating with The
, Adoptions please do it in
iu-wlth regard to business.
with regard to news. cell
they will kindly do so, it will
mime this ofllce and so-
‘oremprettenuen. '
Scientific American, which
upon such subjects with an in-
, independence and author-
"hifew other public Journals
refers. in a brief review
resents of the year, in the great
and engineering ileld, to
e article on the new navy-
sass American can be brought to
‘” it says, “that the fleet now
way to the Pacific is a COIIOC"
, , ships, manned byvomcsrs
e outlived their usefulness,
as little quallnad to command
essels as our naval designers
"to plau'theln. We speak with
” conviction, based upon an inti-
hnowledge and study raf- our
’ navy, when we say that the
-| - ~ is simply preposterous. The
in question is the latest and
‘ daring example of the Fltiful
- . which has taken place in,
mm literature of late year ,
tb‘lthe desire to give to the pub-
’sosnethlug splcily palatable rather.
W . tally true. semiarid,
. armor belts and lnsutlicient
, . are just as common in for.
,‘ naviessstheyareinourm,
Wthe ships be compared that
m "desigaed at the same time.”|
A V " hrs, in short, faults which are
W is the latest ships. both here
same. *Auotber fault which;
not be repeated is the open am-
annulus-rust- to the large guns. But
tolndiscrimnistely condemn the tight-
élsemuour fleet. becausethev
‘ A W of which it is composed
some errors of judgment in
' ”ll which are being'corrected
ms 01 experience, is little
EST T0 WOMEN.
P
. hide chiffon velvet trims a
i “the gown of the some color
. A W for wear on the Rivi-
_ atom is wrinkled la the run-
" way to a short apron depth,
skirt is not as clinging as many
models by the same desig‘nq,
there will be but one petliciist
f til it and that without
..-l.:‘
?
I
5‘
'lnent"
simple
it! crudely designed and indiffer— ,
1
i
Y ’1 M t routs W
slum on secure
l
staple um sate silo,
tore Believes kidneys and
Modifies-silent
LI.“—
mums-snowmo-
of” years begin to feel
a of advancing age in
weakness. row are entirer free
from that torturous disease, rheunw
which is not a disease in itself,
ptorn of deranged function
of the kidneys which have become
and sluggish, failing in their
duty of sitting and straining the pol-
sonous waste matter, uric acid, etc,
from the blood, permitting it to re-
main and decompose. settling about
the Joints and muscles, causing in-
tense pain and suiiering.
The bladder, bowover, causes the
old folks the most annoyance, especial-
ly at night and early morning. i
A noted authority in a recent article
stated that. he has wonderful success‘
with the‘ old-time "vegetable treat:
ment." He states: ”0f sixteen cases
Iof bladder troubles and rheumatism
which have been treated with this
treatment only one very complicated
case failed to fully yield to its remarko
able influence. it is the most harm.
less treatment I have ever found to
clean the system of rheumatic poi-
sons; remove irritation of the bladder
and relieve urinary diilicultles of the
kidney (WWW! ”uh/Master Elmer S. Hurlbutt.
17"Fe Meg"... strain“
”“0 4
Eureka Lodge. D. 'of A” lutertslnsd
Harry Visitors Last Night.
Eureka Lodge, Daughters of Rebe-
kah, entertained a large number of
visitors. including several of the grand
oflcers, and gave a due exhibition of
degree work, last night, and were
heartily congratulated by the guests
for its excellence. '
The grand officers incduded Grand
of New
Britain: President Line If. S. Kimball,
of Meriden; Vice-President Dora Hare,
of Brsnford, and Warden Emma Net,
tleton, of South Manchester. '
Short addresses were made by all
of the above and Smisl Deputy Alyso
Blondell and Noble Grand Belle Orr.
of Stamford, and by the noble grand
of Fidelity Lodge. of Bridgeport. There
were good sized delegations from sev-
eral places throughout the state.
At the conclusion of the business ‘
session, an adjournment was taken to
the banquet Hall, where an elaborate
banquet was served.
The new ’odlcers of Eureka Lodge
will be installed on Friday evening,
January 31.
. —._...____..
LOOKING FOR FACTORIES.
Eight Different Concerns Would Like
to Locate Hers.
During the past fifteen days, repro-
serltatives of eight diaercut manufac-
turing concerns have come to this city
in quest of plants, all of which would
old people. it is a true vltailzing tonic 39”“ l0 indicate that the title has not
to the entire kidney and urinary struc-
ture, reinvigoratlng the entire system."l
in decidedly for the better.
Yesterday a Meriden manufacturer,
What he terms "old vegetable treat- who is desirous of settlns nearer to
consists of the following
prescription. the ingredi-
ents which can be obtained from
any ,good phanuacy at small cost)
Compound Kargon, one ounce: l-‘luld
Extract Dandelion, one-half ounce;
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilin, three
ounces. Shake well in a bottle and
take in teaspoonful doses after each
meal and upon going to bed. also drink
plenty of water.
This prescription, though simple. is,
always effective in the diseases and
adiictlons of the kidneys and bladder.
'uoa: letters as: screen.
legrymsn yanks Esplslns His. lies.-
’ ' sons For increased Cost. .,
Oscar ll. Banks believes the mem-
bers of the KnovantingClub have a
mistaken impression of his action In
doubling his charge in the coming sea-
son for the 'hns service. in relation
to this.matter, Mr. Bankssald yester-
day:
”i haven't doubled the charge for a
team. What i have done is simply
this: i have refused to make one team
do the work any longer, because now
twice as many people have to be car-
ried as three or four years ago. With
the crowds carried last summer it was
necessary to have two teams there all
of the time, and three during the
rush."
Mr, Banks contends that the proposi-
tion has been far from a paying one
for him, and he says that he is not
anxious to furnish the ’bus service at
even the increased price. .
No meeting of the members of The
Knob has yet been called to take .30-
tion on the raise of, $350, from $1,450
to $1,800, for the club grounds and
buildings, which Boardrnan Bumbard,
owner of the proper-t , gave notice a
few days ago he wi expect for the
next season, butone will be held at an
early date. *
FRIDAY anssuoos clue.
Entertained Yesterday by Mrs. Oliver
E. Weed, of Fairfisld Avenue.
The Friday Afternoon Club met yes-
tcrday with Mrs. Oliver Ill Weed, of
Fairileld avenue. A large number were
present, and matters of . importance
were discussed.
The program, in charge of Mrs, Sa-
die Dibble, was as follows:
Walter Scott as a Prose Writer,
4 Miss Nash.
instrumental selection,
intermem “Gavin,"
Little Minister,"
Mrs. Ln '
with a selec-
'y
from "The
yfon.
Walter Scott as a Poet,
tion from “Mamion.
Mrs. Keep.
i’iaso Solo, "The Flower o' the for-
m”
‘ Mrs. nylon. '
Refreshments were served at inter-
sy coats are to be worn again
“ that'tiley not only show the
is but quite a bit of the
many of them slashed.
mission by the hostess.
The nest meeting will be with Mrs.
William Thompson at “The Franklyn.
Mi“ MGCLENAHAN OUT AUTOING
i
'3‘". t. sleeve of the lingerie
> lads more shapely bys sleeve
H designoruhe chemise or
, , 'to year underneath one's
as important one,
bordered materials which it
' to be possible to obtain in
fabrics this season
some pretty jumper suits
spansse
" ba teis In ed a B
nfverysheer tie, supporv vile!
‘ sever worn beneath it. The sub- silan, the now celebrated New Canaan
.Wsdsworth's ssultsriurn in South Nor—
lde With Dr. Audit 0.
rill About South Harwelk.
Miss Giles lssbella Gamble McClell-
helress, who is new at Dr. Alvin I).
walk, was' quickly recognised relic!"
day when she was taken for
a ride about. town in Dr. Wadsworth's
automobile.
anther: Thosowhohsdsntieipstedseelngs
AM!!!”
" the South
and pars of the Argentine Republic "of
New York than his present. location,
was in consultation with President
Thomas]. Raymund, otthe Merchants' .
and Manufacturer‘s Association.
He
was shown several desirable places.
“JAKEY WAS NO ROSE."
Teacher Whose Letter Implied a Bath
Would. be Good, Gets an Answer.
In one of our town schools there Iii
a pupil who, for some reason, is not
only dirty in appearance. but odensivo
in odor. His teacher. as delicately as
possible, by letter, informed his moth-
er of the situation, and politely re-
quested that she interest herself in the
pupil's behalf. The reply the teacher
received was: "Miss Particular:
Jakey ain't no rose. Don't smell him;
learn nun." ‘ ' ”
mosesuoeur oust-res m MON-
TANA .
, HELENA, Mont, Jan. ill—That an
independent smelter Is to be erected in
Helena, by the mine owners of the
state of Montana. seems assured. Al-
for perfecting a temporary organiza-
tion yesterday to be known as the
Montana Mine Owners' Association,
twelve leading mine operators raised
$100,000 and one member, M. 1.. How-
itt, temporary president of the organi-
zation. agreed to secure an additional
$100,000 within one week for the erec-
tion of the proposed smelter in this
ty.
Resolutions of great importance to
the mining industry in Montana were
adopted and in conformity with them,
committees to make investigations
were appointed. Alleged highly exor-
bitant smelter and transportation
rates. entries upon forest reservation
and the classification of mineral lauds.
by which, it is alleged, the Northern
Pacific secured title to vast tracts of
mineral lands, were dealt with at great
length. A committee was appointed
to investigate the classification of
lands and adjournment was taken un-
til February i‘i. .
THE SHEPHERD PSALM, iHTER-
PBITED BY THE SHEPHERD.
The Rev. Taddoui Mogllabghab. a na-
tive of Syria. once a shepherd boy on
the hills of Lebanon, now amultured
minister. a fluent speaker in English
as well as his native tongue, will give
an exposition of the 23d Psalm at the
South Norwallt Methodist Church to—
morrow evening at 7 o'clock. Mr.
Moghsbkhahcomes highly commended
by prominent clergymen. and with one
voice. these all aihrln him tube a man
of gifts and fine spirit, and declare his
address to be most entertaining and
helpful. The Rev. Henry ii. Tweedy.
pastor of the South Congregational
Church, of Bridgeport, for whom he
spoke last Sunday morning. most high-
ly commends the man and his message.
MEN'S CHRISTIAN INQUIRY CLUB.
At the meeting of the Men's Chris
tian inquiry Club tomorrow noon at
Nol'wnlk Congregational
church, Charles It Jennings will give a
review of R. J. Campbell's new and
striking book “Christianity and the
Social Order." This will follow in can
nectlon with Judge Light's review last
week of W. J. Dawson's “A Prophet in
Babylon," its subiect being the ques-
tion as to how far the church is mean
ing the demands of the time. The club
invites to its discussion all men who
are interested in the consideration of
the vital and moral cautions.
ssszlr. hove ous enema.
luo JANEIBO. Jail. lb—Newapaw
giving prominence to expressions
regret that Brazil continues to favor
Antorlcaa manufactured goods. hour
and wheat. This works an Injury to
tbe'Argentine Republic, as she cannot
compete with American cereals in the
hrssiliss markets
mailman tmsss. '
m m ssesii-
South Nor'wlik—J. it. 22, South
ton. George Ilds
rig. John S. forties, backomo Ho
heteliowlss
edforstthefoilowlsgpostolossiov
the at.
we
lug,
(F
V.
———
added.
Tonight at Hoyt's Theat
program for the benefit of
line. Their program it .
will surely please all who
entertainment.
fun for 10c to any soup in
Highway Robbery, ch
great many others that are
for children. Come early,
E naturism
Among the pictures I own will
Buouomlzes the use of flour. but-
ter and 98!” makes the biscuit.
cake and pastry " more appetiz-
nutrltlous and wholesome.
ABSOLUTELY PURE '
This is thé only baking
powder made from Royal
Grape Cream of Tartar.
. It iIas No Substitute
human- and mutlm-lutummse’
Ilewsrpriesnntashessskeepsrrsgsrdlsgtkeheaith
interline-emulators... ,. . ,
rs.
AT THE MUSIC HALL.
The inspiring spectacle. Ben llur.
the history of which every one is in:
millnr with, was Well presented
Music Hall last night. Starting Mon-f
day, January 20th, vaudeville will be
The prices of admission will
remain the some, he, '10:: and 15c. "
FERGUSON PICTURES.
of.
re the For
gllson Advance Moving Picture Com-
pany will appear and offer an excellent.
those‘dcslr-
lug good pictures in the moving picture
he rt new,
one from start to finish and one that
attend this
Bring .the children
and let. them enjoy a good evening's
the house.
Ili.‘ ‘.
IIlt‘ Kill.
Life's, Reality, Jack, lilo“ Kisser and u
interesting
and funny from the. start to the finish.
Everybody wants to son th s trout for
the popular prices of 20c for adults. lilo
Special at l
MERRY WIDOW WALTZ
hie, There's Another Plot
Mamma’s Frame, The Tale
ty Rose, Ta, Ta, All Revol
to Go, Dreaming.
Donovan Slack,
meetings, are hereby n
o'clock p. m., for the fol
tunes, to wit: ‘
i. To consider and take
under the railroad bridge
ing may deem advisable.
2. Also to consider and
upon the matter of
Curnow the sum of
services in making up
walk.
tel: Andras. lira. Wilbur Hayes.
hurrah J. Mrs. A '3. use.
1
Iain .' John Msklse. is
. sen-m. rm. “'
'
s
Saturday Sale
SHEET” MUSIC
l'm Afraid to Come Home in
Dark, Two Blue Eyes, On the Old See-
Saw. That's What. the Rose Said to
Sc.
AT ....9c
the
urn in My
of the Pret—
r. l'm Goln’
W. A. Briggennan’s
MUOIC .TOIIE,
132 Washington It.
Agent for Crescentuundry.
w.—
slluial lull/letting.
The inhabitants of fthe Town of
Norwalk. qualified to vote at town
otlilcd and
warned that a special town meeting
will be held at the Town Hall, on
Wall street', in the City of Norwalk.
on the 22d day of January. 1908, at 8
lowing pur-
actlon upon
the matter of wideningjhe highway
at Meadow
street, pursuant to the statute in such
case provided, and if deemed advisable
to make the necessary appropriation
therefore; and to take such other so
tlon relative to the same as the meet-
tske action
paying John W.
100
in addition
to the amount allowed him. for extra
. “monument
lists for lawyers also upon the mat-
ter of paying to the assessors
Town of Norwalk the surest $200 for
extra work in making up on abstract
for the state of Connecticut. .
:l. .Alsoto take actionlupon a peti-
tion presented to us towdrds instruct-
l the collector of taxes for the‘Town
Norwalk. to collect the commute;
lion and poll tax. in the Town of Nor.
Alsotoconslderthosssrtioa’end
tractionofsdockstlsstlior-
wroprists such
“the
; the Union _ Pacific
Mew-H... iv was.» ..
0
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m
\
All Important Announcement!
Jonu
“Saler-
And the Annual January White,
A Sale Begins Monday.
If you have not already received a
"circular containing the complete list of
prices,ask for one at the store. Don’t
fail to be, here early in, the week—“A
Word to. the Wise Is Sufficien "
POPE IN BETTER HEALTH.
ROME, Jan. lit—The pope was visit-
ed today by bill private physician. Dl‘.
Petaccl, who found the pontiff in' hair
for health, but insisted that he con-
tinue to rest. Because of this the
audiences arranged for today were
suspended and the pope received only
the papal secretary of state, Cardinal
MerryDel Val. and Mgr. Blsletti, Ma-
Jor Domo of the Vatican. The recep-
tion took place in the bedroom of his
holiness. '
p‘Bos‘roN Sfrorllat“
Monotony Ill good for reflection. and
“you got too much of it there Is al-
ways dynamite. ‘
.1 .-.. -...-.-... - STRICTLY. resort-zoos, see no: .......... ...... ' 35c
" 20 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAH , ............. ....... . 11.00
SALE 3 Cans Milk ............ ' .. 25c 2 Calls Shrimp for ..... .. 2.:
» 10 (lakes Laundry Soap .. 25c 3 lbs. Large Prunes ...... .. 5:
l . . . ‘ ’ Good Eggs, per doz. ........... 25c 3 pkgs. Pan Cake I-‘lorlr .......... 25c
Nice. Lean Shoulders, per II). ..... 10c Pettliohn'a Breakfast Food, per
STEIII GOING 3 Curls New York State Corn ..... 25c 5. pkg. . .......... 10:
. 3 lbs. l-‘nncy Crackers , ........ . . . 25: 3 pkgs. Ambrosio. Ont Meal ...... 25c
. Canned Lobster. per can ......... 25c
Oarnges Apples, Lemons, Figs, Cranberries, Sweet Potatoes, Spinach.
0N Celery and Ssrsnlps. ’ .
UNITED GROCERY, 00..
NO. 20 NORTH MAIN ST. PHONE 143.
D. comma.
Sugar Cured Shoulders, 8&0 lb
FOR lllllll llll sullulll
WE WILL SELL THEM AT‘ABOVE MENTIONED PRICE. ALL NICE AND
LEAN. AVERAGE 5 AND 6 POUNDS EACH.
STATE or coNNECTlcur.
SHELL'FlSll COMMISSION.
‘ New Haven, December 20. 1907.
The Shell l'ish Commissioners will
meet as a Board of Relief at 1 p. Ill.
on Tuesday, January 7. 1908. at the
other of the Commission. Room 303,
Still (Ihnpcl strol-t, New Haven, and by
adjournment to the following times
and places, viz: Greenwich, New
Town Building, Monday, January 13',
at 1:45 p. m.; South Norwnlk, City
Council Room, Monday, January 20. venv seer curves, LB. ............................. . .. 32:
all p. m.. and at the olllce of the Com-
,T‘g‘fm“ “ma" January 28' M ‘ wsaaaurso FRESH wesrsas zoos, onz. 25b
The assessment lists, which have .
been somewhat revised, will be open 20 LBS, FINE GSANULATED SUGAR ..... . . . . .. .. ...... .. . . . . . . . .. . 31m
to inspecting“ Obigctlons must the .
made 0" ° 07° ““3” 28' Iarly June Peas, nice and tender. 2 Pkgs. Currants ...... . . .. . . . . . . . 25c
- GEORGE c. WALD“ .. ...... Csn,10c; 001., «.1032 Pkgs. Raisins, full weight . 25c
CHRISTIAN SWARTZ' Extra Fancy Lemons. doz. ........ 25d 59 Pk. Box of Matches ..... . . . . . . 10¢
JOHN “' CLARKE! 2 Cans lied Alaska Salmon ....... 26c Northern Spy Apples, qt. 5c
3M" FM! “lmm'i’ili’n‘lm Native lied Onions .. Pk., 30c; or. do 3 lbs, Best. Rice .. ..... ..... 25c
1‘ " ”i 2 lbs. Pure Lard, Shield Brand 25c 4 lbs. Good aloe .. ......... . ..... 25c
3 Cans Best York State Corn ..... 25c We slice Smoked Beef from be up.
“W“ ~-* '~~“~ ‘ “- 2 lb. Can Pears, can .............. 10c Try some. ,
T] e 2 L38. FRESH ASSORTED CAKE O, 26:. THY SOME.
Richest LOUiS IOSCIOff -
‘ toffee. 71 North Main Street. ‘ South Norwaik.
Tel. Call. 6986.
The coffee that it takes
lcflss of to get satisfying re-
sults from, at the price, is
ourfl25c a lb. Mocha and
Java blend. We prepare it
frilly, from the time the
berry is picked tintii“ it is ;-
hands to you. There’s a
lot in t e roasting, and our
roosters are the best made
Still the men that do the
IIfliiiidliiI's Less album, lb. A V
Fury lidne Potatoes, peck,
work are the highest skill- m, M fresh; m,
d' b b ' It',,
5...”; 3.311112%”... 3.? g . rm. 2 In on w.
fill d , of - - V
.h.’if’£?'§.’§spo..e§§?§i"m - ‘0 M W” ,l "l V"! W 1"“ .
the equal or this come in ' 30 m on. i ll. lie-Ks Coffee.
Torolberdpecldsseeyeltwdsr'sl'flilw .
I
other stores for less than
35¢ a pound.
r
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