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Olloso'stlslc
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wintry dour III will not ours“
4ququ Is the one thing moral.
loot NomllI.
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four is s joke. but COM. or pilltorlng
09f coil hurls noN etiology. Von
‘insy buy her. with your eyes shot one
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Look Into This Otter.
A Six-Foot Table, like
cut. for
F A. Mitchell,
. Stere in the City.
Open Mon. snd bat, Evenings.
courted man AND WALL srs
, nonwux.
$12
an. only complete Houseiurnishlng
'7
Miller 8: Jordan,
that [state hints,
(tiller, lion’s 'llItti‘r't Building
000'"! NOIWAl-Ko
sntnosoorrr. ‘
45 Will .3. mm
u‘wubln‘tou 3-, IO- limbo
growthottuotown.
It”!
In
mum»,
not at Dlrootor ,
Ind. N ”iii! nor. ,
._ $1.15...
All worth ”.50 and more.
, inferiortotbe work we do.
"introduce-w . .
Repair Shop
our. Menday. WEDNESDAV
_ Nsnd NSsturdny-Eyoningl.
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. . run‘tudttert. ,
HOT? an: HEATING.
910V Om
‘stsmnrtymnu Will.
we snditosln
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limoysosoensurslosltsl
umumwu.
, "~ Attendsnce sl'I hours day and night
fs-ntrnx.u.ormutto II
‘ .4 .0. "mm ‘15: ”UT" MWBWALK ’
guano - ' ' mil?
udd’l‘l; . . .
nor wsm neurone.
matures
.7. it. CONNOR. lgr.
lorries sod Cuisine Up to [lots
notes 92 per day sud upwsrdo
Tel. m.
SASIIISI
ll'lll (Inlet. Ill Still Strut.
um union
Real Estate and Insurance
Wohsvesoverslusldsdhsr‘slns
ls brooms producing property thst
Inset liromos In vslus with the roots
' Hotel Mohaokemo.
Stock sod Gotten! lniorntstios Ticker
Sunday Diners. 75 Cents.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
.7 BLIIMBINO.
arm
notl WATER
AND ,
one, rt'r'rmo.
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lfilenc.‘
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runntn'rnxnn. . wort: hammer“:
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'RBII
rm. Sheet Iron, Copper 'r' r
For lluII
Thirty uns‘
‘. uytl‘li
”mm. "mm
' torrent amounted tor the your to
nerrseohws orrtcrns.
Others or President, secretory
Tressurer Go to New Haven.
NOKWii' ll. Jun, 28 «At the annual
meeting or the i’uut Arehons Moorin-
tlon oi Distiict. .‘\'o. 91, Heptasoph's
held here yenterdny ultcrnoon with on
attendance, or to. the oilicern were
elected llii iullowrt:
President, ('harlcn Potoruon oi Yul:-
Conclave, N'cw liuvzon Vice-president.
Henry I. Bailey, (immn (loudlnvo, om
ton; uecreinry, (i. W Porter. New Ila
ven Conclnw: insurer James F.
Goodwin. Whitney Concilve, how He
veu.
A bunquot followed the mcctin‘. In
the owning tho punt urchour mum in-
etnlied the unicorn of tho Norwich Con
clove, No. 424. ,,
snd
I —~Hives, ecezms, itcb‘or salt rheum-
sets you crazy. Cnu't bear the toucl
of your clothing. Dorm s Ointment our
on the moat obstinate couch. Why on!
isr. A'i druggintn scil it.
“.7..-
DYING HUOBAND'I TUHIB WIFE
FROM MOTHIR' ERAL.
Bulmmr’onr. Jun. ~<Wblle inn
oral services were living hold over th
romaine or Mrs. George Ii. .Moflhtlyn
or 23 Tom Thumb ntreet' ycstordsy ai
ternoon her only daughter, Mrs James
R. Huston, or New Haven, was pre
vented trom being present because her
husband lny dying or his home at 33.5
Lenoir avenue. Word that Mrs. ilus
ton. who was but rr-c'e-MI) Icit mother-
tom-I had also become n widow, not
received in thin city curly this morn
ing. llciorc her marriage and removal
to New iluvI-u. hint, linstou wan well
lkuown here, eomiully In llu- northern
part or the city Her maiden name
was Edna ..lortm-lyn and she will harm
the sympathy of II boot oi irieuds In
her double bereavement.
HOW To AVOID APPENDICITIB.
Most victims or appendicitis are
than who are habitually constipated.
Orlno laxative Fruit, Syrup cum
chronic. constipst ion by stlnmlsting the
liver and bowels and restores the not
oral action oi. the bowels. Orlno Lotto
tire Fruit Syrup does not nauseous or
gri and Is mild and pleasant to t he
use substitutes Plsisted'o l
more and The Clitiord Pharmacy.
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Board" or Better
, Notice is hereby given that thr
Bosrd oi lleiiei oi the Town at Nor
' walk will meet at their oilice. Anaem-
‘ bly Hsll:
’ fisturdsy,li'eb.l.1908' 2 to i p. to
Monday. Feb. 10: 2 to 4 p.rn
Wedneodny. 12th. 7 to It.
Monday, lob.17.2 to t
huruday, 200i. 2 to i p m.
The meetings are tor t
-‘ beorlns sud determining by and oil
‘ appeals mode to them i o
r be doings
oi the ssnessors on the list at 1907.
They will slso meet with the asses-
'1 son. so a joint board, Thursdsy. Peb-
-rndry20, stop. m.,'pniortho purpose
' or shoring the polls oi sichrnnd die
shied persona.
CHARLES W. BBLL.
J. BTUBGES
JAMES SU'fggfilgAND."
.WO
BOard of Belief.
Notion ht hereby given that the
90er of lieiioi oi the City oi South
Norwfiik' will meet on wanna-:5
.ldhosry‘”. and on W flood-y, lie
rosry 5.1m. at 7130‘ 'olook to 9 p.
rm; Batman. February 3. {grim
Zlodo‘e p.nr:,'rids'y. chm
It, . nt 7:30 m..
is‘ ‘(lbnneii t'hs lit lisrlldud
st ,lIl sold city. it! the purpose
It: sud downstate. sll sppesls
m be data or the sneer-or- or
city on to list 1m.
”DIM at South N r‘tlk Johnny
0
Lillie T l.” thirty-ore Thwart
“The D. In Read C...
your oi 22.072.
liew oittita Wat's il'pute
lluii'u'g ills Year Ending Lost
October
HARTFORD, Jan. 28.-—The snunsl
report or the bank commissioners.
Chsrlos it. Noble and Norris 9. Lip-
pill. for the year ending October I,
1907 Ithows that the total assets at
the rowing» banks in the slate October
I, 1907 amounted to t. 70, 933. 319. all so .
s'gsinst 3260, 229. 8m. 79 in 1906.1'hs to- .
toi Iiabilltiea were $210,935,319. ltd. as
against 3280229. 801.79 oi the previous
year. The report says; "The loan»
on resl suture hove included 83, 994.-
747.l9' the] loans o'p collateral socur- 7
lil. 12,.419 11, sud the loans on per: '-
Iions uecurlty.',36289'99. 4.,
"The deposits hsve increased lio-
‘ill’l, 076. 92. making a totsl of {259.372.
061.66. The number or doponl ore now
blonds at 539. 873. so loomed tor the .
The smount at true;
paid to the state amounted to 3.538.-
984 .53 an incresu at ”7. 833. 47 tor .
the yenr.’
. 'I‘ho commissioners report that the
bunks paid to depositors in dividends
during the yesr $9,452,288.54. The rate
at interest is as, follows: Seventymix
bunks psirkt per cent.; two 8 3-4;
eight 3 1-3, and one bnrlk which bait
doposita amounting to 382,319.76, did
not pay s dividend. interest and pro-
lit and loan per inst report amounted
to st, 733. 417. 87. The income reeeivo-d
during the your nutounted to 312,573,-
t‘.
in regard to depositors tho report
boys that on October“ 1.1907 the do ’
portion having lens then 31.000 mu .r
numbered «It .341 and at the norm-
time lost your the number was iii. 8.58
There were 422 depouitorl whose do-
mllllil amounted in esoh coor- to over '
10.000. During the your there were
other. new accounts opened. or an in-
ert-one of 5.293 over the preceding
year. There were 37 itlii accounts
cloned during the your, so against 63-
0l0 in 1903. The deposits luciudin “is"
403 497. is. no mlnut 364.903 393. 37 im-
the year previous 'l‘hiu shows an in-
crenne of 33, I530 .082. 9i.
The assets and linbllltlerl of «into
banks amounted to 12.278. (till. 8i and
or trust companies 27,I35,805.56. ,
After making reference to the Bay.
brook bank or Euscx. the Thompson
Saving hunk of Pntnsm. thr- stoning
ton Savings habit, the Witter-town Bur
lugs bunk and the People's Snvlngn
bank or Puwcntuck. the report says in
regard to the Savings Bank of New
Britain: "The deiulcstion or the Iron-
ttnrer oi the. Savings Bank oi New
Britain was inlly reported to your ex.
cel boy at the time it occurred. and
tort or examination by the commit»
stoners and by the unicorn hhvo pros
ed that the Conclusion contained in
'l‘ime enough has now elapsed to show
that even mortgage loan accepted by
the commissioners us an onset was ac
tually nn nest-i oi the bunk During
the excitement at the time it wso
decmml boat to require the notlce oi
the withdrawal oi deposit» allowed by
its by ”laws but helore the time limit
exrtlrrd sll restrictio'iis' were removed
and the habit wort ubiei to meet all
demands It hes earned and declared
in; regular dividends'snd has carried
Io surplus the amount required by thc
law."
As recommended‘fiby the controls-
«toners in their lost. annual report the
general assembly enacted "An not con-
:orning deposits for savings in cor-
porations other than. navin s banks."
which may be round in ctdpter 87,.
public nctu oi 1907.1'lw law requires
that reports shall be mode on or be-
torc the first day or‘ October in each
year.
Blanks were prop'n'red and sent to
all institutions known to the committ-
slonors. to be maintaining having» do-
portmentu. There were in that re
ported showing on aggregate oi $3,-
52! 293. 95 at such depoitflits
BEWARE OF OIN‘I'MENTS FOR CA-
TARili-i THAT CONTAIN
MllthRY.
as mercury will surely destroy the
reuse or smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering it
through the mucous shrines. Such
articles should never be used except on
prescriptions trout reputable physic-
an» as the dsuuige they will do is ten
'oia to the good you can possibly de-
in; from them. Hslls Csidrrb Curr.
'lnItInfiarsetured MRI" .I. Cheney & 00..
o 0 cool no 0 me n
's token o'tntm‘otty,"gotIof;mili’i‘e‘ztuzl
upon the bloorl snrl mucous ‘oiettrttwen
down It to root embankment. The rte-
eitlent wer nosed
over which, mmr, NtlleN lodinlbtire
”I.
' A)” “I “I MW
I .
thst report ware euiwtantlnliy correct v
mm.... '..‘...:.. J...
by s blob“ rill. “.v
psssed mainly ’
the lulu yore Dorid not»: ‘
iithdnm motionl‘ is who rm
rorntwd broken film Bennett.
Dynamos, urn, meg“ mine so.
we winniu Pp'fl'dNflli gm 4.... N N
ntss consents tens '
rmo 1mm 79 m "
some; 7"?“ “In?” '~
0! bill"! "fl! EL?”
ll'ssy st
u .
W4 I”?
' , '.'.1 . t" 111:! 'N .12
0.
This is our week {or Ittoclt taking. and a general clean-
. ing up and closing out oi course iollows in slmost every dc-
partment. Certain lots of merchandise are found. counted.
marked down. and placed crmspicuotmly on tulle. Hundreds
are never mentioned to an advertisement. becabsc it is im-
pr'utsihle to give notice of small assorlmcuts and have them
last long enough. But this will be a very‘ good work. to
shop. for there will be many qtuct bargains” , 3 ,
CaIacul Cloth Cools.
An Imitation of Cortical Fur.
These practical and inexpensive winter coats are in
appearance as handsome and lustrous as the genuine for.
They are a trifle lighter in weight but are quite warm
The spin-
ples we are showing are nearly half below customary pricc.
$15.00.
and worth $25.00. Lined with black or pearl gray satin.
For the Children.
Lawn sud Nsiusoolr Dresses. Little bishop dresses
of white lawn finished with narrow embroidery at neck and
wrists, were $l .00, now 89c. ‘
Mother Hubbsrd Dresses. very dainty that were st. 50
and $2.75, now Shoo and 81..“
Hand-made Dresses of'sol't nuinmok with a little deli-
cate and simplc needlework, \\'(‘l'(' 5-:- .,_;, for “.98. For
dgcs 6 months and 1 year.
Bonnets. A let w mlrl boom-H of wltitc silk or plush.
trimmed with fur and lucc. also several lu-arslcin capotcs,
that were $I.50, but which are slightly mnsscrl from handl-
ing. now 50c.
Wool Toboggans, fancy .stripcs in gray and blue with
bright red, 3 pretty assortmcnt. soc.
A small lot of ’I‘obogg'aus in light colors, 13¢ each.
Buick Wool Drawer Leggings. the kind that come well
up around the waist, wcrc 50c. now 25:.
Section for Infants' Wear.
enough for the colder-It weather in' this latitude.
' The Spools! Sale of Petticoats is still continued. Have
you looked all the unusually good lines of Black Sateen
Petticoats, the skirts that are sensible and clurablc?‘ Thrcc
styles with drop lionnccs tucked anrl'rufllerl. worth regu-
larly $1.00. now 89c.
The D. M. Reed Co
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THURSDAY IS BARGAIN HAY
..g-I 1,5.
It:
OUR SPBClAlel‘Y THIS WEEK:
tumours Am mu nouns
FLANN lLETTl.
the system. In buying Hails Csisrrh
(‘nrohesuro you murmured?" IhOrtKIntonas. ..... """hé..”.i5r'r3}io'é"rb'c. ..... ”......“ 39c
3dr“? fitting}, “"de Imp Toledo 'Ohort Kimonos ' ' ”it
' o .... ................................. .....uur... nu
Isis ire? enpy ‘ Co. imon Regular Price, 59c
Sold by Drnggists. Price. 756' per Ibor't Kimonos. .... ..... .. no
Regular Price, “75¢. .
0 "3'“ “In"! Pl"- lor con-9; short Kimonos.. .. . no
9' 0" new" Price, iron
Short Kimonos .... ....... ..... . Ole
TRAIN 8 OVER IMIMNIKMENT. Regular Price. SI. 25.
Ire . Long Kimonss . ..................... ......... ............... 79o
Iron s'il’tho Csmuogmh On Re‘nlor Pride, " “’9' . ....
STAPFOR JmL—Eilbt rsone ' [IDIIDOWM ‘
W078 inlllred. ”W ,K II id. *I‘l Jnm m
"flmllly lll'll'l Ill ' 'Kfi'k MS: ”0"“ e... ......... e ......... .h' ryflgrn’ikfi ....... v .......... 1 pr..-
or here oi the Inbound idoslpssv 1' ' ‘ 1”
”'1‘” ".mN ' NOW “*qu {”07“ Jul... ................. imém...‘ ,....... ........ ....... ..
Brnttleboro overt Centreimrmont - ,- , INN" ”"v "'3’
Railroad which i] ill but m ........ .. "I“... .... ... ............. ”A!
in 4:55 o'clock yesterday we 4 4 ltegnlsr Pride. on .
The'teuder ortbe locomotive, sum Juliet. . .. . $2.10 .
csr, combination bs‘sslfi sud sInoher . . Ite‘tIlor Price. 92. or. . ,
and the passenger eoseh muting .ng lath lobes $2.49
illo- train. let! the truck 'snd planted "Mi-r Price. $3.93.
I .
‘eran-‘In veer-q”. arrestsosolsllverosi
he‘olor Price 33m
I l
ruin rulers ron ritussosv mo m sounds or ride.
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Advertise Your Willis III The Sentinel
Norwalk Chronicler