not! voila
Viloceries
SAVE MONEY.
flood Corn. ............ ”.25:
on Boat Elxln Creamery
doeen..,..... W26:
Vorn KInhe.I.........10¢
‘ ’1 lg Irslght only
and alter Tue-day. January 'I,
freight Propellerr will leave
..!I. llaat River. New York. (foot
or meet). every day. (except
' ), at 4 p. in. Freight received
' up to I p. In. sod lentil
. tip to h: to p. tn.
WALK ITEAMIOAT co.
“,4. Smith. c. c. tteganran
- Ianaral Aunt
|- No matter where you have
’ Vliad your repairing done llli
Woe to the work we do
1. lPhona 456 or Foetal.
WHOM culalno.
flitlnara‘ Ivanlnp,
I to I p. rn.
My nlnnara a Ipaelalty.
‘ _ lattice and Ianquata
>, Oatloltaa.
. GIIAIILEE lIEVlIEIIE.
.w...
i
r
pile! and Genital norm,
no no
39 MAIN STREET.
liis Norwailt hardware it.
AND '08 T
Skate Sharpening. Special Tonia
and General Machine Work,
60 70
Our Shop, in rear ll Wall St.
Coal’ s
The Thing!
To tamper the temperaturatheu
wintry dare. oil will not one and
oolra la a Joke. but GOAL of glittering
Wane la tho one thing naedful.
Our Coal neerla no apology. You
' may buy hora with your eyea aunt and V
Vim full value in heat for every dollar
”MINI.
And COAL'S the thlhgl
Till inns Bill iii.
.1... ”.4. .-- _.... _._. .mwmm
it? i Y Y‘
IF you WANT A
Dining Table
Look Into This Offer.
:utSi’f‘t-lfom Table. like $12
F. A. Mitchell,
The only complete Houaafurniahlng
8t°re in the City.
Open Mon and run Evenings.
CORNER HIGH AND W_ALL 818..
NORWALK.
3--...- ..__. _....—.-—.. ~--. ....~... ....
..._ -......... .. a-.."
MONEY
SAVERS!
. $1.50 Star Shirts .......... $1.15 lfl
$2.50 and $3.00 Trousers . . 31.85
.25 and .35 Hull Hone ..... .21
”.50 and $2.00 Fancy Vents 01.00
42.50 High Neck Sw'entcru $1.00 ll
.67: While Brmom Shirlu .45 m
34.00 Roofers. . . . .......... $3.00
$5.75 Reefern ............ ‘6.“
Open Monday. WEDNESDAY
and Saturday-V” lvanln’.
Jill Pii mililli,
rLtLon, cLoriutit. liar‘rlli.
runmauan.
to Waahingten it. IO. Norwallt.
l
2mm»; Taliban-m day nudnlght.
FREDK. ILGINUNG
U NDIRTA KER.
Funeral Parlorii in connection.
Lady Attendant. 'l'el. flu-t.
Odlce and Maidence.
u an. MAIN 01.. OOU‘I’H NOAWALK
...— a
II”
PLUMBING AND ITEA)
HEAT I.NG
HOT WATER HEATING.
OLA?! AND we I
data and arm 'lItl
Natal Cam Ito.
Have yen aaan our ataaltel
RICHIIOND RANGE! 7
m in
u win
l'\l \‘\l‘~. litii iii'ii‘
Prom: Dimdoncleerl'ui- V,
urea and Rest .Ctmtalus miller
rpltine nor Mull.
or cho'rw.
“(atom
M. J.“- _ .
AW .
lion. Sour Slouchfllm
Wornullouvulaions
feverish-
mamdLoeoor Sum
—-——-:s——
Pat: SinI'Ia Signature of
;) l‘ll‘\l‘;
Miller 8: J ordan,
llilill [Siliil llllllflis,
lilies. lion’s limits Building.
0001'" NDNWALK.
ltlll (illltt, 181 Still Silttl.
INIDGI'ONT.
hunt. tuition,
to wall It. Norwallt.
u Waahlngton II. In. NmaIIL
Real Estate and insurance.
We have antral decided bargain:
In Inoerna producing property that
moat lneraaaa In value with the raolr
Irowth of the town.
hotel Mnhackemo
J. It. CONNOR. In.
Service and Cuisine Up to Data
Natal .2 par day and upward-
SIOBN “Id 00007“ II'IIOI'IIIEUOI TIONO'
Sunday Dinners. 75 (Ennis.
Tel. 438.
rhmmmm
FRANK C.
VAN ‘SCOY
PLUMBING.
STEAK
HOT WATER
AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper
. andZinc.
soMthllaInltfl‘li
as. Norwalk. Conn.
aou-rlr uoawntx, coma.
rnauaaora a oeuenar. aarmmo
loam aaa.
I‘ll—II-
oar-war.
arm
aumua an enema
«rm.
aowm N. mirroawaou. m
omen. «mm: ill-om.
raaoaiuoittt aouarr. aaa Vlaa-
wurriao aoowett. cactus.
otbaeroaa
It.”
*Horrcm‘ ’00" WKMKM Mm ". m: '. W
I M“.
.“YVNOAWVM’M M" ”NJ
For liver
Thirty liars
BISTillliA
camrarou or Eor’rcartoh.
Liquor Dealera Preparing to Work
Throughout the United Statea.
CHICAGO, .iuu. :ill.i«~A "curiipulgri of
education" on tiw nuloon rprenllon in
to be plittlit'tl through the l'nitml
Slut-m ~not thin lime bythe W. C. '1‘.
li. or any law and order leagues. but.
by liquor tlt'alt'I'it and their allies. 'l‘hc
unlurn of tho instructions till“) will
differ frorn lliul familiar through the
cnmpuignn or the tr-nipr-ruum- crusad-
are.
The movement wmi glvou lmpr-tun
Tuesday night ill in meeting oi’ llw
Mnnulncturenr' und llr-nlern' (llub oi
illlnoi». made up or business their con
nortml In homo wny with the liquor
trade.
Thr- oliJcr-t til the cniiipuiui In to
create it aetitimont ognirwl the» local
option luwu It in oppmwd lo' ‘crnnlrn;
liypocrlten and the fanatical prohibl
lion Moment." 'i‘he‘rnovr-meut in not
wholly In the inlet-mu of tho nuiuulnc
turora. Concern ix uluo fr-lt tor the
welfare of "the starving woman null
children of employee" thrown out of
work immune of the» activity oi tho
i’rohlbilioniutu,
~"My child wua burned terribly
ibnot the taco. neck nnd client. I up
piled Dr. Thornno’ Eclectrlc Oil. The
coin ceased and the child aanlt Into a
reetlul aloep."-—Mru. Nancy M. Han-
4en, Humlllon. N. Y.
MEDAL FOR ROBVBER'G SLAYER.
h'.'l' LOUIS Mo. .ltiu. 30,—vAflvr to
mining n verdict of jublillubli: homi~
r'idv, 'i‘twrrdny. tl‘r‘ juror» in ill" in.
quest over tlu- body of (Inn King. n
nr-gro. started it subscription to buy it
gold niedni for his eluyor, .lom'pll 1‘.
Voiltmnu. who bud found the negro
rubbing his “0")" at Wubntr-r tirove. n
miburb. The jury announced mm It
vouuiderod thnt Volkinun had done tho
community it m-rvico.
PILEI CURED IN 6 1'0 14 DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT In guaranteed to
cure any can! of itching. Blind. Bleed-
lng or Protrndlng Pilea in 6 to It day:
or money refunded. 60c.
m-
Wise Ie the infant that look: before
It creeps.
0
Board of Rohef
Notice in hereby given that the
Board of Relief of the Town of Nor
walk will meet at their omen, Annem-
biy Hall:
Saturday. Feb. 1. i908.” - to I p. in
Monday. Feb. I0. 2 to 4 p. m.
Wedneedny. 12th. 7 to 9. evening.
Monday. Feb. 17. 2 to t p. m.
Thursday. 20th, 2 to t p. m.
The maellnga ore for the purpose oi
hearing and determining any and all
appenlrr mode to them from the deluge
of lite lam-on on the lint of 1907.
They will alno‘rneet with the aaaea-
aora. an a Joint board, 'l‘huraday. l-‘eb-
mary 20 at I p. in.. for the purpoae
of abntlng the polls of nick and did
nbied perilous.
CHARLES W. ll LL.
.I. II'I'UIIGES RAN ALL.
.IAMICH BIWIIEIIIAND.
Board of Relief
JZI 23!
“mayo
South Norwnlk
Board of Belief.
Notion is lif'l'l'lly given that the
lloard of Roll»! of IluhClIy of South
Norwaik will mm on Weduoaduy.
January 20. and on W holiday. I-‘r-lr
wary h, liliilt. III 7:30 g'eloclr to ll 1).
no: linturdny. t'c'hruury d. littllt. from
2 to l: o'clor-Ir p. nr.: Friday. February
II. 100‘. at 7:30 to {o'clock II. III“
In the Corn ii t'hanibor In llaviland
atraot. to art city. the unrpnae
ot hearing and driermin ng all animal.
train,“
from the doinaa of the “manor- of
lull city on the lint of HIM.
l "W" at Iouth Norwallr January
’
f
i
i
; _.‘ .‘
‘ objected.
“”i
htorgan'a sentiment tor Hartford. Ilia
linnplaea. Given at ltaa'ain. .
Mur'b intot‘ruii In uliowu the edrm of
Mouton iuterortta to mum a change
in the name of the New York. New
Haven A Hartford linilmad Ctlflllliill)‘.
u subject which comes up Iwriodlcully
at ”0"“! point along the system. he
«now or lho strong light which lhu
Bunion morchunt‘r. nmrenr to be tunic-
ing for a recognition of their city it
will be of interest to New Bayonet-u
to know that J. I’. Morgan lulu nl‘
ways been opposed to any change in
lbe New liuveu'u nrune. Illa tenuous
{or thin urepxplninod by lierchevul
Wolff in an article on Mr. Morgan at
(“one Range.
in discounting whether there in any
ueullruoui in Mr. Mor un'n mttkeup the
Writer only»: "lint hrs haul lllllllll'll'
thine have hitherto never been pub-
liubod. Mr. Morgun in no active di-
reotoi- In the New York. New Haven In
Hartford railroad. It in becarure of his
Helltlfllttfll. for Iinrtford hie birthplace.
thut the name of the road hnu neier
been changed. "
The same authority also explnlns
the moon why the proposition to
build a railroad through it cemetery
at Middletown, while permitted by the
authorities of that city and later put
before the New linven'u directors.
never emerged from that body and the
proposed line we» never built. The ar-
ticle onyx:
"The railroad hall inherited it part
of the old Mr line. There in a nborr
cut from llouton through Wililmnniic
to New llnven. This pursue-i through
Middle-town. where theie in n heavy
curve which mnut be eliminated to se-
cure highs-at aimed. 'l‘lilil (Bhutan vrnn
prevented for years Imeauae it re-
quired the removal of the old ceme-
tory. When the poo In of Mlddleiohn
linuliy yielded the p on» wore laid be-
fore the board of directors. from which
they have never emerged. Mr. Morgan
lilo ancestors wore buried
there, and he will let no profnne hunrl
br- iuid upon the dead. whether of his
line or nuother'u. 'l‘o thoue who buys
soon tlieilnst remnnutu of nomebmly's
below-d ones mluhnndled In the course
of public improvetnentn. this trait will
appeal moot olrongly. and in there uny-
thlng but: aontimeut in such a truit'!’
IEWAIIE 0F OINTMENTB FOR 0A-
TAIIIIl-t THAT CONTAIN
MERCURY.
no mercury will surely doutroy the
iii-nee of smell and completely deronge
the whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articlca uhouid never be uaed except on
preucriptione' from reputable physic-
innn,.nir the damage they will do in ten
told to tho good you can poerrlbly dc.
rive from them. Hallo Cntnrrh (litre,
manufactured by l-‘. .I. Cheney & 00..
Toledo. 0., contains no mercury. and
ill token internally. noting directly
upon the blood and uiuooua eurfacen of
the uyaiem. In buying Hallo Cninrrh
Cure be nttrc you get the genulne. ll
ill token Internally and mode In 'l'olr-do.
Ohio by i" J. Cheney a ('o Testimon
lulu rec .
Sold by Drngglnts.
bottle.
Tillie Hull's anily Pills for contitl
put.ton ,
BEES BNINO BETTER RETURNOV
THAN CHICKENS.
Price. file not
——-—-
Eaat Hampton Apiariat Says He Can
Prove Thlah (. Experience.
EAST HAIIIP'I'O , .lnu.‘.'ltl.—-Fldwin
D lint-ton the local npiurint. run prove
by his own experience that lherr- In
more money In keeping been than poul-
try. built your lilll been gathered for
him ironic- 1,000 pounds of honey, and
ho In keeping about 30 colonies during
tbo‘ winter, having provided it nhed in
preparation for it hard winter.
Au uverugr- colony will produce 50
pound» of honey, oven runging nu for
no lilo poundu, und the average pvlrr-
for good honey In I5 rent: it pound, iii-
though the br-nt often hrlngu from I?
to Iii ccule. 'l‘ukiug ht) pounds to n col-
ony. nnd In cents on till nvr-i'ngr- this
menus 37.50 it your for a colony.
The cost of kervplng been. when noon
the hirer; lire provltlnd. in light. new
fruuieu' for the honey producers being
nrr'eusnry now and then, but. not. to ex-
cel-d SI. 50 .i your for ouch colony. Thin
loom n protlt of 36 n colony. There In
of course. as in tanning the chnnm
that the treason may prove poor. but.
If there in tiny chance of gclting limits
the bony ber- doesn't grnerully hum
to be shown.
--—v-----—fi
IT DOES THE IUOINEQI.
Mr. E. It: Chamberlain. ot Clinton.
Mnine, anyn of Bucklen'e Arniea Salve:
"It dot-a the hurilnene; I here used it
for pilee rind It cured them. Vlad It
tor chopped hands and It cured thorn.
Applied It to an old sore and It bellied
It without lenving it near behind. " 23¢
at I. ll, Baxter's drug atoro .
MR8 MANN EAVO IIDFOND AUTO
WAS SPEEDINO.
un—u-u
Taatlrnony in Soil Aoanat Itanrlarrt Oil
Mlllionalra'a DaughteMn-Law.
ilovsrnl new witnema were heard
in Bridgeport. yesterday. in the Ito 000
damage unit brought by Stephen lion-
.pglinn, 0! Bridgeport ngainru Jennie V.
Redford. daught'erd’n- -lnw of II). T it'd-
ford. the standard Oil millionaire. Mr».
Annie lunu. who line In P‘ah’tleld are-
uue. over the place where the IMIford
automobile atrucir Ilennghnn. are her
veraltm ot the accident.
titre didn't tree the mnchinc ntrilov
Ilonaghnn. tilie won on the rude:
walk when the mnr'hinc panned her.
going lual..1‘hen rho heard the
(Truth when the machine nlruclt Hell
Illhnn. who wun riding on n bicycle.
Mu, Mnnn wuu trightonod and run,
Into the Ivonne without Iooltlug all!
further.
Dr. (‘ Iloyt icutlflod Ihut he
ruiw thr- ”0th machine huit litter the
accident Three whom were on the
mile in front of the llnlvemllltt
church. The hearing will atlil a0-
lug on in organ hour. ,
W
TheD M
Read Co.
with. a ran.
Q
Two Winter Cottons.
Wicldow Suiting is n strong cloth“ for winter house
wear and school frocks for little girls.
Tire patterns are
sheplicrrls' checks and plaids. in neutral tinis.’rlarlr browns,
ions and green.
19: a yard.
Mercerized Waiatinga in light colorings. small set lig-
nrt-s on light grounds.
A fine material for chilly people.
for the back of the cloth is warmly fleecetl.
A tgc fabric for 17¢.
Wash Goods Section. lowcr iloor.
An Odd Lot of Gloves.
A few that remain from the January Sale.
Gloves Ill fancy shades, green.
ltlt‘i
Sizes 55/, 6 and 7 only.
Short
olrl blue and plum; iiuc qual-
soc.
A second lot in tans, browns and white. good street
. ,Glovrs,
\~
’I.00. 3
Black Silk Veilings.
'I‘wo pieces of Borden-d Black Veilings for closing
out. They are (ill silk, an elegant quality with a wide bor-
rlcr, perhaps two inches.
These \‘ciliugs have been $Vr.7o
and $200 a uni. now offered at
59¢ a yard
Repairing
‘f' r
l’lack Dress floods Section.
Furniture.
in order to keep the work simps busy for the next
few weeks, we will make special prices on all cabinet rc-
pair work and1 nplmlstcring.
lagoons time to have worn
"CW.
submitted if desired.
This makes it a very advan-
or broken Furniture “made
Pieces examined and ’r-slimates as to cost cheerfully
Remember this is :1 week
Carts.
of Special Reductions on Go
The D". M.
Read Co,
int—ism Is? sum in.
THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL IS
COMFORTABLES.
n ............................. on.
AT ....... l ..................... S 1.1!
to .. .......................... 3139
AT... ......... / .\. ........ at.»
AT . ...... . . . . . ................ st...
in ............................ :2.»
Regular Price .................. “.25
Regular Price .............. $1.50
Regular Price........... ....... $1.75
Regular Price ..... .. ......... $2.00
Regular Price ........... . ...... $2.60
Regular Price ................. . $3.00
THIS! IITTEN NUMIINI INCLUDE THE OELIINATID "MAIN!”
COMFORTABLE! OF EXCEPTIONAL FLUFFY COTTON.
I I
LOOK AT THEM.
A i
can. auo
. l
k
1 A
v.
'S\. 'D'tokotm'an in $0“.
or Washington Street. MN M.
3am hilt,
ltAclthlctmID‘V RETAIN. TITLE.
wunou, .lan, 30.400749 Hacien-
uehmidt ltnnrlun, denoted tle hogan,
American. in the wreatlln match We
ted; to: the world- anwlonah l.p
Hire enachmidt gained the tint two
Mia The time of the tint tail was
men minute». an mop, and thet of“
the mood tux minute-i ulld Ill seconds
Itaelranerzhinldt sonnet; liy million
the title or champion 0 match Wan
under catch-amteh-eati rllea, heat two
out of three III. with tell minum
mt perioda a mad between mule,
A NIONIN N
"lit/ML“ 'ro IEOPIN.
CHICAGO. .Iaa. n-omuusr the
Illinoia Steel Company ypppoung uoungedthat
plate Iniilu son; 1 list ,will more
operatlomr next Monday and turnlah
employment for 1,500 min The mill»
we‘re cloned two waelra anti for re-
pa ra.
FINAL ANNOUNcagN’T ll
GANDINO m'l'fltm NATIN I.w MINI
We on “pinata to“ moor; that
Inley'a MM aae ‘I'ar tar w
Ioagtmflaaiaaotam
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