W” ammo
». WWI“ upon no
lilo? iii cent» in! Wine".
ii time ‘ the boot. medicine
It, on thin apooial hall pride
1 Mt y offer. with hill pereoil’oi
definition till‘i money if the
do not cure.
in FA INS I‘N IBRMUD’i
warn, Jane ”To; de-
on dual due to ateamere puttins‘
the Beimu‘dn islands short of
h‘ila‘nodrly canaed a coal famine
find 9? hurry order for u nhlpload
‘ ‘iu‘cuoooal well received you
y. Twelve oteumcru‘ most of
bound from the Mediterranean.
ported at Bermudt‘i with their
hithera exhausted
m
«will: on, talr Foieya Honey
r, the’ great Tin-oat and lung
It alone the cobalt. relieves
- ond expxcla the cold
is mildly lanative
‘auo obtain: ur‘ro Dara
alarm on ma unwaao
xd‘r Table D’Ilotc Dinner.
.o to 8 p. m.. 50c
TUNDAY DINNERS, 75c
r3
\. Banquets a Specialty
TIL. CALL 0-.
I More Zero Weather
.fl‘hls Winter
”10 [lithe right hind of I Stove.
Muss-I You prices on all our
I‘ivc rom.
building WcrI. and oak
yesterday, on a
rAR'LOR
STOVES
COME AND SEE THEM.
Horace R. Nash
North Main and Wall Streets,
South Norwaik
florehhut to have an ELECTRIC
Drvour flare and allow win
it. We- malto them. all alone. and
pant. Tun ooonel
mull Ilsll for l lunar—4m
in your purine-a will canoe
._ ‘L TWIN Mm onoa.
Wager layout Elediricil Co
or wa’oim‘o‘arou ornaor.
"“3" “ “m WWII-K.
to) rivth“ o
.tp I
CityNanonalBanlt
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
riiio‘mdfro a radium. o‘AuiIn'Io
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. Iron.”
. of : unwind. Plot. .
him...
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{'4 u .. Linn
. . m ‘
oquadron in 1898-00; on made In com
, moor in MMMMiodm. ‘
C
,expoiidre. and when you tool a
and fl tor yap. .
dildo. in lees he
y of bio 80th Polar
pubiiohed the
Milieu . «
Capt. Buott’n oppedltion in neuron
of the .South Polo. called on the shin
Discoverer in iiiili. The Discoverdr
enema the South Seas In December
and condoned on lie southerly course
until March it of th'h following year.
when. the yea-oi was caught and hold
in the ice. Capt. Scott eotnhliahed wln'.
' tor quarters near Mounta Flrehuu and
Tower and led an expedition on sled
sea. to 82 degrees. 17 minutes, the
moat southerly point reunited up to
that time.
A relief expedition was equipped in
1902 on the ntoaiuahip Morning. which
renoho dine Discoverer in January.
1903. Though falling in ltI-l highest
purpose the {cult expedition made im~
portnnt geographical. and scientific dia-
ton. whose expedition of 1908.09 roach-
ed the latitude 88 degrees. 16 II): min.
utce south, or within 100 xeogrnphlcnl
miles of the pole.
~ Many" new peaks and funny mllcn of
coast lund werc discovered. linen hln
f return I.ic.ut. Shackleton declared that
the mystery of the great too. barrier
had not been solved and that the onco-
Iion of its formation could be deter-
mined definitely only by on expedition
that should trace the line of the mono-
tnina round lln southerly mine. Mont.
Shukieton had accompanied (’upt.
Scott on the earlier expedition and Iti-
tribntcd bin inter nuccena to the ox»
perlonou acquired under thc captain.
Binnie the Capt. Scott expedition Wan
planned Shackleton hao strongly on
couragod it ilowevcl the strongest
impolite was received when Command
or Peary annealed and offI-rcd to aid
with his ndvlcc on American oxpodl
lion ihnt nhould attempt in tho Ant
urctic what he. had ucconlpllahmi in
thr- North.
The spirit of rivnlry was nmuund
among thc illitinh explorers and their
nuppoxioin nnIi tho cuitlpriiigu inall
tilled hue reunited in the lunch dcairmi
linunciui nneialnncc of the llritinh (lm
ornmoh‘
I
. I"
lN SELECTING YOUR
Alliillllililll
iiiii lillll
It will bring you either bloop-
pOIntmont or Contentment.
if you'think you run. not Isome-
thlng ".luul no timid" fur’n mod
deal loan money than a drotclaas
article ought to root. why 30
ahead. heurn by experience.
and repent, In disappointment
with the root who have tried it.
if you count contunlmunl worth
oonwthlng lta YOURS. when
you buy on
Elmore or Cadillac
Automobile
i. E. liliiliiiillil l 00.
39 WALL 87.. NORWALK.
Tin: New SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
0mm anode. or an
canoe or fold too art of no
motion tho m are aooaoe
by a wrench. twin or obtain in tho
back. II it dong in childhood ti
createap 31inch and‘glnm lI
lam-INT: in t o throat or
Chi Motora remove the canoe 0|
thin d ‘aoaae and pain. and h ltii b
rpalorod through harmonialog t o In
nerve diatom: in your body. ‘
Notion-non. Rheumatiol. Pointy
eaaoa are given opoclal attention: aloe
Curvature oftlle Spine. You will
never roorot "lit“;im chiropi'ootlo a
chance to helping.
T. WORD C.
n woolluia‘roit argon. heirwhw
Magnolia froa‘tmon‘t‘. onion Aloe.
llprac‘e E. Dana 81:503.
it wow oi}. nortwaw.
Real“ “Estate and
.w. rim m' «new urban-
in lndoih‘o no profit-Ir “tan
‘mii‘otino‘roaooinvoi‘oowlthliioraplo
[NMIIOHIIOM
. mum-undo...
. locomotive».
old. Heart. Kidney and Fomolo Die 2
milling the ruunino; oi Frovldence
Boston elevated to ‘uladolby Preeldent‘
Mellon ‘.‘lflmu‘lh Vice-Fremont ‘~ Buck
land.
Tho publiohed etoteinent that the
two roada are preparing for Inter-
ohauu of traffic at Fol-wit lillla. oc-
cordlng lo Shir. Mellon. is “another
fairy story." and Mr. fiuciIland aayn
that if any one to working up ouch
a plan the New Haven onlciale an rot
have not been consulted about logic
lotion or any dctnilo‘ of cuglnocllng or
opmntion of traina
Mr. nlmrnnu oald um on Neil do:
you was undecided on to the prom!“
date forIauhalitutlng electric mat,
for alarm locomotive- betwrcn Prod“!-
dcnco and Boolon. He was oonndunl
that the change would not be ordered
before the working not of all details
of both passenger and freight electric
In otiicr words. when
the New Haven in monnmd to haul
frolgill and panacnger trains by (‘lt‘t‘r
trio power, electricity will he need bn
the old Boston and Providence road.
He explained that it would he would
ful to build pchr-houocii only for sell-
crating cum-cut for panneniror trains.
on freight can lie movod .ai. compnra
Iivcly amnll extra expenditure for boil
era and machlncry and coal. The prob
loin in to have on own loud through
out the day inntcnd of a punk Ioad‘l
durinz the rush hours. Thin can
insured by the use of freight and I“ o
ucniror cit-civic IoI-mmulvoo
The New ilnvon Mr. iiut'itlarpl atul
ml in working hard on the common III
lnIindlnar freight Maine in II electric
ilt‘i'i'lt‘t'. 'I‘iIII company 1m Inna to run
two lypua of nlcctric Ii gill locum"
lll'M ai‘tho New Y and of the
Shore Lino. ’l‘rlnlu nancnner loco-
motives helm-o mfurd and the
”mud (‘onirylflirovnd tho nominally of
radical 1‘ than in denim. Thcnri null
prac . did not aam.
. The motor» of the new freight on
:lnI-e will be mounted high above thI
nice for tho put-poor.» of lcnncnlnn wool
and tear on tho trache. and thou ill‘
crooning thc aninly of traveling. In
one of tho now machine. the motors.
and the nice; are concerned by your
ink; in another. the Irpnunliulon n=
power in throuh connection roda. and
time for Iloiorinlnx the roupoctiri
merits of thr- twu. Mr. llucitland my»
its I‘uqulrml. Fill” the lll‘“t'l0plllt‘lll I
the «iconic immnotiro in practically
completed. the Now liavon will no
nnlcr important extensions of tin cloc-
lrlcnily Irpnralcd territory.
The now freight ioconmtiws
turret! in by Mr. Buchlohd will
Hill"! of no can at high apron.
"An In the reported alliance will
the “onion elevated." concluded Mr
lincltiund. "i heard nothing about It
until the last report appeared to tho
tantamount. Loot week i nailed Mr
Mellon whether or not it "M correct
and he aid that It won without foun
dation on for u the New Haven in
«trimmed; he referred to it an 'an-
other fairy ntmy.’ and no far no i
know, if lexlalotion authorizing a con
nccllou With tho Hinton t‘lI‘l‘llU‘tI II?
II‘oront lillla in Ilcalmd by any one, th
New Ilaven la not a party to the mow
Incni."
n.
Illtll
OLD WILL TINT OFFICERS.
“an-*—
Juiiua locker. .ir.. Cheun Commander
and Jpaeph McFarland Lieuten-
ant-Cemmaucor.
Old Well Tout. No. 26. K. of 'l‘. M.
has elected the followingeliloero ion
the ononlng term:
l’uut Commander-ml! Juleuon.
ComluandeN-«Juliua liecllor. .ir.
i.ientonantConimundorm‘ioaoph Mc
Il‘arlund.
Record Keepermll. lirunotrup.
Sergeantmllonry Randi).
Chaplain rrrrr A. lieyoenruth.
Mentor at ArinewJohn Meyer.
ll‘lrat. Maillot of tluurii all. Kraenior.
unconditional" of Guard-4?. Byriuu.
Picket «it. 'I‘yrroli.
Sentinel-4). (linen.
Medical liixominormll. l‘.. Shuror.
Tenn or ocuu'rr commotion.
i one. . ..
. MilIXiEROIlT .Iutl. (hm-Tho counts
commie-mere yeotoruay auuonucod
that owing to tho uumhar of ritual)
licences received by them walnut
nearing of liquor unease they, would
motto a tour of the county. hoidl
hearlnoo at various point- includl ’
Deanery. Namath. pronoun auditory
Chilton. . w
I
o
I.“
I.
a...
No ,
to an: "Ear llillalatioii urn ‘
divialon Iralna over the linoo of tho'
. Milk nae III-Ilwnprn in me of no
it“ TN ’33: r.” can may: United Wig“ d film?-
or to except on a arrivinl
Old Point nifort drain I Hedi,
Sunday “it: n. mlmflxfi NOV'TOI‘: Round“ “Wm n “a.”
DIM FOR ILLUITIATW PA‘MP‘IIILIT.
w. L. woonnow rush wisdom xi :6
“00.: '
' SIIIII l‘Iil'S Ill liil
GONNIGTIOUT VATINTO
The following were loaned Muary
ith. 1910: List furnlohod from office
of A. M. Wooster. solicitor oi patonta,
Bildxepo‘rt. Conn. >
. Edward 8. Alien, Bridgeport, button-
holeIoew‘ing machine.
Morse M. Mantel and .i. ii. Finch.
Brid rt. cloth-preoccr-llftio; mech-
anion for "will; maehlneo.
Frederloli 9.. ram and it. If. Ba-
dean. arid Nine.
Front: it. Iy.,iirldkeIiort, mulli-
plc lamp aoc
Gnome Affirm. New
patents. foothold”.
William Ii. Bernard. New
pilm and Iimilar tool.
1‘
Haven. 2
Haven.
Modem, New Haven.
broomP a and brace
(iiof‘ ohneon. New liaren under
gnrn‘ nt support.
..‘~ (2 Johnson, New llorcn, recoil.
Inn barrel ilroarln. ‘ .
It. R. Sargent. New iiavon, canker
handle.
II. II. w. iianoon‘. Hartford. 5 out»
onto: nII-tainIIriIing’ machine m:
nuwhanlom for actuation cromlidea;
food III-renting dovioc; reducing our
chino. '
Prank ii. Howl“. "Intent. door
latch,
A. it.
ulennll
Merrill. HIrtford. coaitlnx
(‘harlca ll Pollord Hartford. \‘n
t‘tllllll «loaning apparatua.
Rain-rt C. Cole, W. Hartford. fuse
box,
Frank R. Allure. Winma. 2 Minnie:
Watch; forming t-iockvratcholo.
Robcri ii. moon, New Britain, eon
clamp.
William K. Hoary. New Britain.
linoh nifochmoqhi
William Wm WM. Mention
(my engine.
(lemm- lit. Savage. Morldoh. rhaflnir
diuh aloud.
(.‘hl‘l‘ll‘n ll,
Straw,
support
W. ll. l'orklna, (‘hooiliro
zlo.
William I‘. . Quenloli. of Btnmford.
and l-‘. Judge. of Norwalh. calculating
Inuchinv.
re
and w.
batteryrloctrndn
lirhtwmnohl
Wnlorbury.
hoodlum—
Howard iii. Barber. atonlnaton.
clutch.
Ii. 8. 8. Campbell. Coillnovillo, by»
Imdormlcayrlnnr cone.
Sidney A. tlrant. Thonipoonvilio. cu-
rolnpmachiue.
John ll. Shielda. Walllnnford. nit
rhino for trimming blank: for ant-oi
metal ohclla.
tinatavc Simhhahor. Wailinafnrd.
spoon, knit or aimllar article. doolnn.
Trade Marita.
Mindoro. l‘rlrl’ & Clark. New liritI
nln, alcohoillontcd northward.
wunroa baby‘s croup. Wlillc'a daily
cute and hruicoa. mama‘a acre throat.
grandma's lamonoaawlir. Thoma‘
flcctrlc Oil-lho great houaehoid
remedy.
W
oanx or [NOLAND noodle mo-
cellar:
IDNDON .llil 6.-—-Tllc dilution of
tho radix .I England in I‘lle menu
weekly meeting today reduced the
mlnlhiulh ratio of Illaoount m; m to
I' per Mm. Thin oot‘lin out morally
onlielpotod and mom principally to
the me plenum wayward.» .
out In: the Mt um lllli open Iii-rim
cent Mod'lhc bank 'o‘onliiliuntn rate
“child It hlrlllal’ mum It rill!
dummy nevi lootiim “ii the con
Moped mount? for .told them it and
Min menial. rail com in on low-
or rwlool the Bloch Mop with
ngMW ,_, Wit! no timeshar-
tho earn Ioiuo of at new In-
ufli Wt clot: M to
I :‘mlm which «In Iii oireioe at
ooh. "Halon lieu judo other am
one Mariilda in in denial:
mm W“ We come “I‘M.“
mum M or linens later.
i
per flit? In tho endeavor to oiioruil- thirty fddl. not»; oiiti Ina «runny m for both hood! II the «the
'liilltl the MI.
m2, mxnmr . I-oithliid'i'.
~ d'l'll’d'n 1.333,“:“W ”m“ if l.“ unmade nines 2:?an
. 1 fl . .‘ W ‘9'
nature to oh 7 II o It , “m. I.“ do hiltifo’ D i w”.
' Victoria, Aillili’oiltt opoiulo loom moron null lili- outline lion a inlaid or
llilllll'odw Tile MW
Wren noon Comm-t without
Ticketo and stateroom renovation-“Pig iii. North furor.
diormiiit raid wen filoto on. one no G
0' I'd M Ml i‘lIe hia’rtllt h‘oflly on Intrim moot after. and on plain fun-
5 myagtim; no true-
llor hallo '22
p
tr! accommodation.
I
Ian at homo at.
Q‘GWN. ago? Paaaoaaor neat.
down not
Invallpaling Board Fiudo Thai Ex-
plosion on Submarine Was Due
to Negligence
'M
A diupaich from St. [tolerabnrg
rcade to the effect that the officers
in charge of tho unbmarlne boat
Dragon. Which.wu built by the bake
Torpedo Boat (30., of liridnport. have .
been conformed to seven dnya in Jail
for noxllgonco. This lays aside the
theory that the. bout wee defective on
it was at first thought by tho lures»
ligation committee.
81‘. PETERSRURG. .ian. 6.I~-.inucph
If. Moadn. an American. and two
local engineers. were condemned hy
the aupcrior court today to one
wccl‘n arreat for negligence in con-
nection with the explosion on the
nubmarlnc Drama in the Nova rircr
laid Auxnnt. Thin reverses the do.
clalon of tho admiralty investigating
committee. which found that tho
mldent was duo to unavoidable
canoe-I.
Moods. whuae home is at lluitlr
more, wax the engineer of the limo
on. and in tho employ of the build-
er. Simon balm. of liridmport, Conn.
Ho and iii othI-ru were injured in
the exploalon. which wan cold to ho
duo probably to the ignition of llt'll‘
nine. The Rauhrnarine. built for the
ltuonian government. had not been
formally accepted at the time,
if liiilillii iii illillli.
lionbln your cffnrlo to lump
“IF“ and bands wit and
)0!”
iron from
Illupping during the mid npcll. Spend
an littlc more qunI-y on creams and
lotions now and buy n lIlI‘ln lotto noon
the moderate lcmpcraturc calls
learn.
for
o
........_
The girl who cannot afford ucI'I-rnl
main will hardly III-loot min with utili-
Iary I~oilnr~~~if uho lookn ahead a bit.
l-lor whilo auch a coat in excoedially
noon in it: lincn when well Mimi.
if the day to a bit warm it in impun-
nihin to throw it upon at tho throat or
oven to wear it open, but Just now
thorn caiuld hardly be it more uninfmr
nhlo model or unc more atylinh.
\ nitupln doalun of embroidery done
3 in self color in the only decoration -
on Ii crcpo waist that cruelly matches
the mat IuIIi altlri with which it .n
worn.
The finish at tho cdn‘ of“ the high
collar on n oercwiy tailored ouc~plccc
fruit of diagonal norm! accrued It) be
a cord run between the outside and
llninc. the two being alltrIIoIi together
to form a place for the cord. Their
were No Iowa and the collar fitted
lioflcciiy
Why in it that pretty prim on oftmt
no" the thank of making or telling
otIIo‘ro how to who pretty ciothoe for
themaelvoa. while many a plain [iii in
"mode otlll loo- attra‘otive ‘hy her ili-'
fitting clothes? Do 3000,; looks carry
fill them iv lonaiua for pretty clothe;
which amounia lo Iim‘lil‘l’fll what one
tum indicate tho Illnnlltlil of thought
for nno'o appearance. it ought to III‘
the other ‘ way around.
w
The cotton vuiic wulnt in one of the
Input moth-oi unit at tho some time
diet-r Violate one could not: for. it
i. decoratoll with hand embroidery one _
MI lode ol If it Were an outta-live
materlol.‘bnt n locum. Wily.
moo-coon to be a “mammalian
oi relieving the. ploinaooo of a. chiffon
liooiro' «"Mee or unite. the mole
bid hm oil the loft ohoorneoa
oi the single thicluiooa with ohm-mitt:
effect.
"t
My
.5.
m
it winner are our m in: "re
WWM m5m“ not ;run I»;
worked. and the Wet «or
roudmothofo wide! won hardly luroe
‘ aloof?”
on
Wm...
midtown Marmo-
The D. M. Read Co.
Established 1837
The Special Discounts in the
January Sale
”lilo extra inducements offered in nearly every Ilcpart~
mom of the House iurnishings are on incenlixe to every
economical housekeeper to st k upon all needs. Furdicuro.
China, Silver, Giana, Table loom and Kitchenware are
all at
l'
i
1
I.
no per cent. leao than regular.
Carpets. Domestic and Oriental Rugs. Carpets. Cur-
rains. Upholstery Goods. Dinnerware in atock patterns
to per cent. icoa than regular.
Ardahen Rugs are no per cent. loan, for this sale only.
((ilolicchrnickc Bookcases, Filing Devices. and cor-
Rugs are excluded from discounts.)
Discounts good until the iiiitccnth.
White Goods in the Sale
Barred Muniin. suitable for children's.
for too.
Dotted Crossbar Swiss. worth 25c. at x5e.
e
Madras, Figured Pique and Fancy Waiatings, worth
25c, at 15c.
wear. worth 15c,
1.000 yards of Swiss Muslin,
Madras. and Fancy Waiatings, 40c values.
Fine Dotted Swiss from St. Gail. so and 55c values. at
35¢ a yard.
‘ Center Section, lower floor.
For Making Com‘iIIrtables
Lambs' Wool Baits. Illicit. light and warm. made in
just the right since for I‘unlim'iablcs, values $2.00. $2.50,
$3.75 and $3.50. according to weight.
I so per cent. less this sale.
For Coverings.
Satinoa in dainty culm'ings. worth we at 15c.
worth 15c at Izyac.
Floral Prints, \H’Il‘lll 1:; it at 9c.
Cotton Challis 5c.
Wash Goods Sectiom
Carpet Bargains
Sample Camera of Rug Weavings, dimensions 4.6 x 6
very desirable effects. $3 50. less to per cent.
lngrain Squares, best qualities from the facton 25c ea.
Carpet Storc first floor.
Pictures
The IIIIIIIIII‘I- III Ulll‘ Christmas Muck In lilla solo
at no per cent. reduction.
Woodenware
Such pin-Ins {in StcplaIlIlcrs. Ironing Boards and Tables,
t‘luliln Racks and LnIlIlcr Chan's. l’nniry Stops, etc,
at no per cent. oii'.
it't‘l.
Blankets
and Quilts
“ha the day: begin to lengthen
The cold begins to otrenathon."
Thin annuals additional Bell Guillotine. We invite your ntlcntiun to
' v 0“? It’d—“‘0‘
BLANKETS
Wain-Mum
9 )l H
‘U . in
o
I
’ MIC-DC.“ $7000
COMFORTABLES
‘ 91.00 to “-00
i‘ri‘
4.2 .3?
‘3;
134;.
up;
"new. an alias)
ohoalolu' in Mini
‘tih. the ruineit
moonwa- vim
i
‘ ”lanolin".
4
hi Judge-«Did you moot gills
- ‘6'-
”. 3.33:1 .,.‘..
The D. M. Read Co.
“’i‘hoy’ ro attire! a now will." The Bellanca-No. no honor; l
' 'a 4‘ nailoo’laiiorootoraotia'to'roaoioo
“’Whflfiiflu Iiiinlt our" Pit“ m so m on hour on“ he
ouch 3 good ion- Im edlaploflod about In In: on
m... m mm- o W... him a tuner on riding at iii‘ molar rota M
ii rem-oi. you. our.
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