amid stock of. 109.900. The t National Bank of Willi- mantle paid to auditors the all at 8222.883 on claims proved,lit,i1l on collects and 893, 401 on loans. The shareholders were assessed the full araoiinlt‘t of 3100.000, but only “2.74! was collected. Nothing was returned to the shareholders, howeverl accord! us “W Sootbportn National Bank paid "l to its creditors on claims proved sits. ‘ “motion sneer. ,, a... A ' mm by New liaven .‘oi the stench at on tile lidiann divisv cry few women who ’ ‘f‘poaltions on this - . abat‘softhe smaller , ‘Jtlvo been made sta- fi ‘5. 0. Autos is the mist 0f alluviutments stillel > ,ageilt at Yhissville ford division. . agent at Hampton stit- 'dlvisiou. , agent at Canaan our division. '2 ’l ,agout at Clark's Corner division, . ,agent at Greenvllle _ Line division. . agent at Manchester . and division bill, freight agent at W. Air Line-Northamp- ey, ticket agent at’Nor- ,Now York division. We: agent at West Thomp- station, Shore Line divis- ‘ll’hw’oil,’ agent at New Milford Melitta division. ' .< Nflloy, agent at Elilats ata- laud division. ‘ gliton, agent at Mt Carmel Ar LinoNorthamptou division, ‘ agent at Terryvilio station, .idivision. _ " E.Slioies Company, ”is Isles AM"- New York City. nth. e’. ”I Washington It. no at house. lt‘i’iitvu'ouo or. * comm; ’ . Moll! Shop ‘ filth; oilsets "hill and loans 883.355. The shareholders were assessed [000. of which sum $65,951 was col ed. ‘ Nothing .was returned to the shareholders. . ONLY dune Volt OYePIPsiA. lira, Vanilla Bush. ofN "Castle. Del. says: ”i suitored for years with dyspeusu. used; loihavo great distress and belching [tried everythius I could hour of, but nothing helped inc luatilltooltnrasilianilalm, undone” boltlo‘ cured the completely." . it. Pluistad. mil . We“ ’1' o Gillan! Pharmacy. " my mum. :‘lmm "a “sum" Por- celain Enable led harem Have you ever stopped to consider how delightfully conveninet it would be to'buvo hot and cold running water in your dressing chamber, sleep Ing apartment or first Ital-toilet room? its presence would ovd you the highest degree of comfort. We will gl ly quote you prices. Our plumbers strictly competent iao ehsnlos. honest and reliable. HORACE R. NASH, CONNIE MAIN ANDMWEST OTC. ~, r. E. Loo-learned & Co. NORWALK. CONN, ans Hzanouanrane FOR 'riiu Victor and Edison Ms- chines and Records. The largest and best ssoertrnonts oi gaohlnes and Records In the Twin lies. 1 lll'iilg list it N. l f for fieldit My attor‘l‘ue'sday. January 7. 1m, Freight ”Propellers will leave Pior 28. East River, flew York, (foot of Dover street), every day, (except Smday) at i p. in. Freight received stNorwaltuptotp.in.aadiioutii Harwell: up to 6: so p.m. uoawALit smuaoar co. Analog J. smith, 0. 6. Human. . . General Agent. a , 'Ofl plies and General Hardware. 0070 39 MAIN STREET, ilio larval lidi'dlldi'il (30. pdGeuerdliaiseWork; core 4 1 «Was: Attesdasosallaoursdsysueiiislu rhinmnmnreuno Uflnll’l‘ilklll. [Millm Ole-oil treaty . flaw iaOoaosstlss. .. .9 Tel. 0“. ”WALK '13:“ ll. 0 Cullen. Tools. me so 7 SkateSlurpei'umsilecid’l’ools ; ..sio.=a-m ii waist. 3‘ was: www.mau wmwesoflmr W 13% We! 5mg air. Miller 8: Jordan, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, (Since. Hoyt’s ’i‘lieatre' Building, 8001'" NORWALK. Main Office, 181 State Street, announcer. HomffiaheCkeE r. a. comes. up. lorricoandihiiainotiptsnato Ratesupordayendopwaus Stock and General lam Ticker Sunday Dinners. 75 Cents. Tel. .488. Hllllllllllllllllllfll, 45 Walt at. Norwallt. Real Estate and insurance. w. [have several decided bargains in income producing property that must increase in value with the rapid growth of the town. FRANK C. VAN SCOY , phoneme. suites ._ ,, nor warns out one FITTING. Tin. Shep—(Tron. Copper - . l ‘ ' ”N‘Wa l. .‘ i. realises" a season. Militias susinsse. - . ' nose and general debility. its action on“ ' It especially useful as a errlns inedl .. clue. I humor Places Him In Charge of New For (Ivar Thirty Years ENTERTAINMENTS. * PRESCELLE. Among the novel week stands that. are to appear at Hoyt‘s Theatre this season. will be a young hypnotist. Prospelle by name, who has appeared In the large cities throughout this country with remarkable success. Al though Prencelle has never appeared here before he comes amonu us with a soil-earned reputation, and a week of much entertainment is anticipated during his stay among Mus We are all await) of what hypnotlstn means. but the greatest pleasure we experience while witnessing a like entertiiiumont is not elicit afforded us Mr. Pros- celle today holds an enviable position in his line for so young an artist Demonstrations to entertain the aver- age audience must be all: coniedy na- ttire during the entire performance. although one may justly call it scien- tiilc comedy. Proacells is a very mau- lyopponrlng youngxmen. hell grooui- ed and a convinclio talker. in addi- tion to Proacelle is a line list of ulcato Ing vaudeville features which are in themselves well worthwhile. a‘ AT MUSIC HALL. There was a. good bill presented to it large audience. at Music Hall, last night. The dancing. singing and change not by Kuckey and Your was excellent and they were heartily ap- plauded. The pole and porch act by Dollenzo and imbue was even better than their act the first part of the week An extra act will be tied to- night and the oyster opening animal will also take place. GLADYS GILLIN Ar l-lOYT'S. Manager Hoyt has been specially fortunate in securing this talented child to appear in his theatre tumor. row matinee and night as her services are in constant demand throughout this section of the country. She has it wonderful voice and sings the songs as no one else can sing them, Many new and interesting pictures will be exhibited and a pleasing entertainment is guaranteed NEIGHBORHOOD FAVORITI. lira. id. D. Charles.“ Harbor, Maine. speaking of Electric Bitters, says: "It Is a neighborhood favorite hero with III." it deserves to be a favorite every- where it gives quick relief in dyspep sia. liver complaint. kidney derange- moat, malnutrition. nervousness, weak- the blood as a mom“ partner makes This email altorstive tonic is sold under alternated at i". ll: Buster? drug store. Mn. .....__‘...,...__. TROLL" POOIUON POI c. c. II.- WELL. M London Lines. A rumor, the origin of which coal not be detected late Mord: noon was rife in railroad shoes that Charles C ‘Elwcll. late superintendent Finale alli'ire.‘m Line illusion. would say, of Hartford. today. strum" * '. ,Mrow ilsys DIM“ trillion Other Ialtsrs oi lustre on Norwalks received Mmfiidiw . r- the regulations for the season of hell which begins next: sesday. A two fold oblixatiou of, _ laid abstinence is imposed by the. ' law of the church. The regulations. which will he read at all of the nurses nest floral day, are as We "I Past am. All the week an. of heat are fast days. On fast days only one full meal is allowed. This principal meal may in taken either at noun or in the evening. At thla meal the use of meat Is permitted canopt an ill!!! of abstinence. Besides athe.prin- cipal meal i cup of coffee, tea or choc- olate with two ounces of broad may bl taken in the morning. and a collation or lunch either at noon or in the even- his At this collation it ll, lawful to use fish eggs cheese, milk and butti'r but the amount of solid food should not exceed ten ounces. "Exemption from this law of fast It! granted (1) to all persons who are un- der twenty-one or over sixty years of alto. (2) to all who are in delicate health, and (s) to those whose labor is exhausting. Others may be dis- llensed with by their pastors or confes- sors for special reasons in each par- ticular case “ll. Abstinence days. .The days of abstinence In Lent are all Wednesdayii and Fridays, EmbueBalurday and Ho ly Saturday. i. e., the second and last Saturday. On abstinence days all who have reached the age of reason are obliged to abstain from the use of "Exemption from abstinence is granted to the sick who are in mani- fest noed of meat. Moreover working people and their families have been dispensed by a special indnlt of the Holy See. This indnlt permits the use of meat on all days of Lent except Fridays Ash Wednesdays, Wednesday and Saturday of Holy Week. it may be noted here that the lndult dispenses working peopiefrom abstinence an all other days of the year except Fridays - and Christmas eve. Those who enjoy the privileges of this lndnlt are ex- pected to perform some other work of mortiiicatlon as a substitute for an- atlncnce from meat. ‘ "You are reminded that exemption from test does not exempt irbm absti hence nor docs exemption iromnbait- - nence exempt from fast unless there ' is sufficient reason for exemption from the two fold obligation. in all- cases pastors and confessors have the power to dispense from both fast and ubstnence for sufficient reason. "it should be remembered that the use of both meat and tlsh at the some meat Is not permitted on any day of Lent, even Sundays. Fat rendered from meat may he use? in cooking on any day. “As the season of Lent is a time of " prayer as well as penance, the faith- ful should be exhorted to attend the public devotions which are held in their pariah churchesnndthey should unite in prayer In their homes. The Rosary. of the Blessed Virgin, the Way of the Cross, Sermon and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament are recom- mljndod for public. eaercises- during at "No one should fail to profit by the special graces which are dispensed during. this sacred season. There should be a cessation from self indul- gence, so that owner attention may be given to the welfare of the soul through works of piety and the use of the sacraments. ”Very sincerely yours in Christ. "MICHAEL TlEitNmY. ”Bishop of Hortford. “John 6. Murray, "Chancellor." -—Hursh physics react. weaken tht bowles, axle. chronic' constipation e s opera e anally one ch. cure constipation: 25c. owdrsggist for them. c rum or in: amount in ,rnisou. Van echelon attest Goes to ting Sing tolervo Tom sill’en‘ JVeess. William H. Van Behaiclr, oaptsn of the General Slocum, sentenced on Jan nary 27,1908 to ten years' imprison- ment with hard labor in Sing Sing PM for misconduct, negligence and “attention to duty as master on board 'tlie lioenm, surrendered himself yee terduy morning to United States Marshal lienlrel, and was at once tek- cn to the prison to serve his time. Van Schaiclt was uccoinpaulod to the federal building by Mom Vllo and his son. William it You Il,nlck .lr. itted by. Marshal lienbel to on [m themsonor to Sing ”i did all i could when i got the ling. mile thsttlioveselwaaondro." seldce Vssaeliaiekbel‘oveatart- 1 Sit!!!“ cow don a electric deposits“. rumor more rtliflyldsl all . llwell was“ .him Wetsuit” e no of the New "011:1 lines. it was to the setthath id be a a violin low. Whether. Dir. It'sell would take the position ifomrodiohimor set esold not be learned, as bevel not accessible at the (late the rumor Ma inetoprison “iflbaddotieotllel' wisot therewonldhothave.be‘eussoul )sittot‘eli-thctsrrlbletaleoitbedeo traction of theateaiiibest. When the aadsrruo.twasawsreoftbe to that befoll the fine Fast . its “is Is mu eel The heroes Catholic clergy of ill \ l.» .g...o.. D lg Read Co ll. r inherent Striped Madras. poplin: rm («alien's'shleta . . ’ As it is a favorite feminine accomplishment nowa- days to make men's shirts, the manufactui‘e’ra’of‘finc cot-. tons are exerting themselves to put forth attractive de- signs anti serviceable'fabrics. . " The Anderson Cations have appeared in especial Sliirtmalccrs’ Styles in both imported and domestic waves, printed and woven Madras. Some of the new- cat are: ’ ‘ Bull Grounds with narrow stripes in old blue. white or black. Old Blue Grounds with white, bufl', black. or green. Lilac Grounds with white, or white and green. White Grounds in wide variety striped with black, black and red, navy and red, and often 'vritli Small fig- ures, but always inconspic w. the perfection of quiet taste. Men like these nove ii in Madras. Prices are from 17 to 39¢. Wash Goods Section, down—stairs. Petticoat Specials. A’ new purchase of Black Siliconek most practical of all winter skirts. They are made with tucks, corded “ounces, and some with ‘lccp double flounces. Four spe- cial prices: Quality worth $1.00 for 89s. guality worth $1. 25 for 98¢. uality worth $1. 50 for $1.25. Quality worth $1.98 for Star, of Skirt Section, to .cr flour. , . Gold Jewelry. Iii the special sslc of Solid Gold Jou- ry are some Slceveliiiks that are less than half valuc’ Jlicrc are those that are plain and will permit the en- graving oi interlaced initials or monogrnms, and others that are chased. i' he price is $1.45 a pair, and there are none worth less than $3.00. Sale of Carpetkcinnants. Velveta Axrnin. sters M 3m“ 75 dis a yard. r..- 4 La Eider-down Kline-as, . I.- Outing wenty-fivc yard lengths and under. heD. M. Read Co Our Mill End and Surplus Sole started ”today in satiiadory i. We promised our patrons good values and they seemed satisfied t we are giving them. SATURDAY SPECIALS GARMENTO. GLOVES. '. s’ Flannelette Kimonos, Ladies‘ and Children's Ooli Gloves, "or price 75c. Sale price'fi 3mm ca 25.. we we, ' Flannoletto Kimonos ”and 3:: Gloves, ’7‘ in rice 1 00. on i , . ri:umi:n'o Kimmy]; co m’ Renter Prices are and toe, Sale price 250 or price $1.25 Sale price”: Lsdloo’ Fabric closes, .1 Regular price We. Sale price 350 Ladies' Kid Giovee', 12 and it Out- ton Lengths, Regular price $3.50. Sale price $2.50 loys' Fleece Lined Underwear, Regular price 25c. Sale price lac Children's mam Underwear. 5 Bossier price 25c. Sale price lea Men's shirts and Drawers. broken g or price $1.001an price 75: ' Eiderdown “(it MI. r price so. cs. , .. Bale lll'ice ONO 0h :qu Outing Gowns, glass 4 R or price 50c. Sale price 36: La Outing Mite. r price 89c. Sale price doc I. Outing Gowns. l r price $1.00. Sale price?» ailing. R rpricohilc. Sale priceuo Me . lug Flannel inlets, . "on V 25c Sale price 106 Regular price We. Sale price 35° ll other Items given in our circulars and advertisements will be it in ample quantity. improve this opportunity for bargains. Alllllli M Washingt SQSoutli Norwsllt. iv VP: .0 Hal‘s o 1‘ y
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