. 5".thth ""0"
‘ lug Preferable. .
W
1 n ‘ kl ill snuitdhilng' own
. till; it yen poem. 0
Wei-eve
ileum “10’
cannot help”. But
cousins. the 1 most
ill top the Itching,“ at antenna
a worst cases In a feuds”. Bo,
hives, rash, scabies, spilt, toes.
Mil portly scalp. all :of which size
lit, forms of eczema. accompsnv
severe itching and caused by
, ,wi‘lecl: digestion and careless diet.
‘ min comes in two-dollar Jars. but
hehth’ worth will answer in: our-
y “be diseases mentioned. It
had of any tiru at, The cut-
srimioy and “indw. W: Kelly, in,
specialty of‘it.
results are immediate will be
‘omonsirsted overnight by the‘
the, experimental sample which
urgency laboratories, 82 West
ly~flfih street. New York city,
and free by mail, in plain wraps
0 any one who will write for it.‘
91' Itchy»;
KATING RACES SATURDAY.
Ice, is in good condition, a
killing races will be held on tho
it bond. Saturday afternoon.
Theyevents on the card include rse.
at‘oue. five and twenty-five miles,
is one-hills event for school boys.
hose events are. open to any ulna-
ltuter, and the entries will close.
hilrsdny night. with Frank J.
Iii. 26 Lockwood avenue. Stamford.
The usual entrance fee ;.of fifty
tits will be charged for each event,
0813: ‘i the school boys' race, for
he entranm too will be twenty-
llo ice is now in ilratclass condi-
tion. and if life weather is favorable
"til Saturday, smile good sport
. old be seen on the Cove pond.
Fourth J. Ennis, 'l’erry Connors,
r
. of other skaters will be on build
hind some close finishes should result.
If‘any person wishea Io titanic. a
prize for any of these events. it will
_ be gladly accepted by the committee
in charge of the meet.
u
- DFECIAL SERVICE AT SALVATION,
‘ ARMY. 4 ‘
Adjutant Seller, from Hartford, will
conduct a very interesting service on
‘ . Saturday evening at 8 o'clock, at the
hall, 50 Water street. Plenty of good
. dining and music. You are cordially
,. invited.
'1' fiAooidents will happen, but the
“unregulated families keep Dr. Thom-
»: ' Eolfiotrlc Oil for such emergencies.
'lsubdues the pain and heals the
hurts.
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. .1
,;,,..»..?-~ IF YOU ARE GOING TO
ii on an
.1],
‘ all can
BUYA-t
r PARIS
trim ARE THE LIGHTEIT AND
“KONG!“ in THE MARKET.
1 IS EllillW
”I WAGHiNGTON STRIIT
_ 'PHONI 067
_ “Attire days begin to lengthen"
* _ .Jllie cold begins to strengthen”
I, Greatly Reduced
' Prices
5., 11:, on ALL ova
’ ST OVES
with trig wealth of winter yet to route.
Dottie in and investigate.
W
brace R. Nash
, South Norwllk
doll: '
g ,. Odietamsin
"a
of itching skin trouhloa..SM'l :
I nation that afforded cause for thanks»
' od through indirect routes. it was four
. the night. i
've Eddy, George Hoyt audio num' ’
pouring-beneath the waters, and unless
[to measure strides on the steel blades ,
“ considerable part of the
till Main and Well Streets.
been
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(Continued from First Page.)
m
breeze out of the north served to drive
the flood to the point: it lob had here
tofore escaped itp‘rinvss on. ‘
Th shout yesterday the spirits of
.. gle rose and fell with
‘ it; the night there
,opurssomo‘nt and with
: " of today some n decid-
ed charms for the worse.
Fortunately the temperature motion
start today. and in some instances tht
suffering of the poor and homeless wet
alleviated. Messages of sympathy from
the outside, many of them accompan-
ied with substantial ilnsnIiIal contri-
butions, was another feature of the sit-
givlug. .
Telegraphic communication with the
(mtnlde extremely defective today, and
at times wholly interrupted. There is
no direct communication between this
city and England and messages for
Central Europe generally were divert-
ed this morning that it might soon be
impossible to transmit any great
amount of the press matter with which
the offices of the telegraph and cable
companies were. heavily burdened. '
Early today the French Cdble‘Coul
puny announced that communication
between this city and the provinces
was difficult unmet times interrupted.
causing greatdolay.
The, .. lngi'ound a great force of
unusual , at work in the erection of
a wall which it was hoped would divert
the flood from the historic llotel Lam-
bert and the famous Hotel anzun adv
joining. Both of these houses were
built in the Sewntccnth century. the
Hotel Datum having been purchased
by the city ten years ago and made
over as a museum of art.
The Rue s, Lazaro was inundated 1
throughout its extent by water which
had found Its way up through the sub
way. The roof of the subway
the Palace do l‘Opern tell
i
in during .
The Isle of St. Louis is fast disup 1
conditions change will be submerged.
,Tho river Seine continued to rise
early today and lacked but a few in.
chcs of attaining the greatest flood
maximum on record. This was in 16
lb, and when the. country was without
the modern barriers which are design ,
ed to protect Paris and nearby ptllntr .
in such emergencies.
'i‘ o-sehvers with which the fouuda
lie of Paris is honeycombetl, have
complicated the flood disasters. The
main sewers are eighteen feet in dis
motor and the. total length of this not
work of drains is 900 miles. Under
flood pressure these vast tunnels burnt
and frequently undcnninoti the found
atlous of the buildings. As these tubes
also contain water conduits, nus pipes,
telegraph, telephone and power wires
as well as piwumntic postal tubes, the
effects of u bursting sewer are wide»
spread and serious.
The catacombs, extending under a
lull river
bank. afford another refuge for the
vagrant waters.
The subways opened In 1900 furn
Itih further uudcrxmund avenues for
the flood. The main subway line runs
east and went through the center oi
the city, from the Porto do Vina-mien
to the Porto Maillot, a distance oi nor.
on miles.
ROME, Jan. 28.“‘"“SI\IPD(“(I
returned today. The floods
out ltuly are receding.
weather
through
BURGLARIEB.
CLINTON. .lllll. 28.-~-Illlrglnrs lus'
night broke Into four stores here. The
department store of W, ll. Stafford. Ilu
general store of Ii. l.. Williams. tin
grocery store of Charles 1.. Swain, rm
the main street. and the grocery Aim-t
of V. Ii. Walton, on a side street, luv
luv. the railroad station. were those
visited. Utter two young nieu. 2!
years old. were brought to this liliii‘i‘
trmn Glove lleitoh. a summer ream-t. In
tiller ill
Wall Paper
l0% Discount on All Grades
Except llic Grade.
Wall Paper will be higher next
spring. New in the time to buy. You
will need Well mm In the spring.
firing site of your room sad buy now.
Agent for Columbia Phonournpns
and Records.
Window Shade» made in order,
Mixed l'aiaia, illauswnrn. tlrrwlwrl
lluuau l’uruiahiun Ilnulls, be.
ConIrartm- for Painting and Palm
Hanging.
L. Hficker
I7 WAIHlNflTON ITRIIT.
IOUTH NORWALK.
TIL. 00".
A
“we. “hon-la I..!a.uu.......... w wfl......_.,
troubled with displacements. intima-
Ludlgcstiou. and nervous restitution,
ailments. don't
under table .ompoundntrial.
Euro 0 E.Pink-
fiatn’fle’éel‘igglgwmpound
} halftime “ 'Md.é-" or fear
my life weenimisery terms. {shim
. .- . from irregulsrb
untimely . ties. terrible drag.
w‘ will sing Attractions,
‘ J. . . extreme nervous-
ness. and lblit all
' gone feeling In mg
stomach. I ha ,
but given up hope of
. a over being well
' when I be a to
take Lydia ..l’ink-
‘ item‘s Vegetable
‘ Gem and. 'l‘hen
I to t as though»
new life had been
iven me, and I am recommending it
0 all in friends."-Mrs. W. 8. Four),
2207 W. ‘rsnltlin St. Baltimore, Md.
_ The most successful reared in this
Fountry for the cure of all arms of
emale complaints is Lydia E. l’iuk.
hnm’s Vegetable Compound. It has ‘
blood the test of years and til-day is
more widely and successfully used t tan
ny other female remedy. It has cured
housands of women who have been
A
motion. ulceration ilbroitl tumors. Ir-
regulnritlss. periodic pains. backache.
that besriugdown feeling, llatulency,
fter all other means had oiled.
If you are suffering from any of those
given hopcuntllyou
have van Lyd a E: nkham's Vega.
If you would like special advice
write to Mrs. Pinkham. L'n
Mass” for It. She has trade
thousands to health, free of
charge.
Constable WaIrfius and Herman
«mite. night watchman at the beach.
The men u-ere captured in a cottage.
Iwnod by Mrs. horn b2, ts‘prati. where
boy had looked Ilimuselves in a room
in the third floor and had gone to had.
:‘hey are held on suspicion of being Ibo
mrglars.
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FILES CURBD IN 6 To 14 DAYS
’AZO OlN‘l‘MlEN’l' is guaranteed to
:ure any case of Itching. Blind. 1 lead
ing or l’rotrudlug Piles in 6 o it
days or money refunded. 60c.
M
commuters
Iiorace E Dean 8t Son.
45 WALL GTJNORWALK.
Real Estate and
Insurance
We have several decided bargains
in Income producing property that
must increase In value with the rapt:
growth of the town.
~
cons 1N AND SEE OUR
ELEGANT DISPLAY or
GAS
And Electric Stand
LAMPS
And Gas Domes
Not to be equalled in the Twin
Cities for price or style.
Connecticut
“3‘3"“ Company;
Plait and dry “
. .,.
About a beltbhbr‘lll‘time completed
the testimony. W “intuitions hatters'
trial of D. .03 throws it Company
against Marlin ”with and others in
the circuit court of the United States.
and smiles of relief were emblazoned
on the faces of all who have been. con.
earned in the trial. The case will be
taken up again Wednesday of next
week, when or torrents of counsel will
be promoted, on home to be Riven
each side on Wed lostihy and 'l‘hurn-
day. respectively. Friday morning
Judge Plait will charge the jury and
the latter will then begin delibera-
tions. and as Judge Plait told them
yesterday morn-lag. "i hope you‘ll be
able to not out of it. that day." He also
said when the last bit of testimony
was put in: “i think that main be a
pleasure to you gentlemen over in the
jury box.’ At the close of the trial
next Friday. Just three. months of
actual procedure will hare been con-
sumed In the celebrated arise between
capital and labor, of the fight of a
man with courage who wouldn't be
governed by the union. at least in the
manner in which the latter attempted
to have him. by coercion and boycott-
ing methods. as he dilution.
At the request of Mr. Beach. for
the defense, figures showing the gross
sales and net profit» of I). if... Loewe
oil (in. for IBM and 1899 wore fur-
nished yesterday morning. tbom of
other years following having been gir-
en earlier at the trial. The gross shim-l
for the year ended December 31. lllilil.
were Sflil‘Jillith‘ and the not profits
“0.823.110; for um year ended lit‘rt‘m-
lwr ill. 1300, the gross sales were
Stilil.7i3l.‘.l7 and the net profits Ml;
want». The reason for the big dlf~
ferencc in the aniount of sales for the
two rears In that In llllill Mr. Loewe
made a lnrur quantity of hats for the
l'nllnd Stains army, whirh were of
uniform quality.
There was little other testimony or
evidence of value presented. The
very last hit. however, who a laughter
producer. II was one of the bin
“original shaped“ trunks of the united
l‘iatiers and on- its exterior were
donated boldly the union label. rein-
forced by convincing sinit‘monis as to
its efficacy The attention called in it
by Mr. liearb was mobsi than Lawyer
llari-upm'i rould stand without some
rmmurni. apparently. an the words.
"I thought It won a rulllu when i first
saw ii" flowed uul norouely from his
lips. 'l‘bls practically “as the "Anion“
of the prm‘rdure.
Julian l’luii dismissed the imy uh
ill next Wednesday at ii o‘clock.
KNIGHT STREET REVIVALS.
ilr’
Rev, 3. H. v. Gumbo Meeting Will‘l
success in Special Servicel.
'l‘lio rM‘IHlI Miran which m be-
ing hold at the Knight Street A. Iii. E.
t‘hurrh, t‘ulillili‘lt‘tl by the pastor. HOV.
F. ii. \‘, (lambs, continues to lnrronsv
in interest and attendance. Smcrul
persons have lwm converted and a
few reclaimed Different persona are
appointed in lead Ille meeting earl:
overtime but this evening the poster
will load. and the subject will Do
What I tint and Win-re l (lot It and
When Sunday will be quarterly
ruretiltrz day and the presiding elder
will be present. There will be an old
fashioned lore least and Holy (llmst
lime Suitlay Inurnim: at ll a. Ill At
Ii p. Ill, the pastor will prent‘h a spot“
Iul serlnnn in all mothers, subject.
Mother's l‘iuly Uni) mothers are In
\‘lli‘d, Soul: iii-mire ulll be conducted
ill 7 p, In. preaching at ii p. in. sub»
trot, lh‘uth in the Put A special invl
lotion is extended to Hi” general puh
atria as - a
Annular u
Heartburn, Call and indigestion Van-
isll and Your Stomach Feels
Fine in Five Minuies
. L
All there is often some one In your
family who suffers an attack of indi-
srsilon or some form of stomach trou-
ble, why don't yo been home Billie!"
sin in the house [3de
This harmless blessing will dine“
anything you can out without the
slightest discomfort, and overcome a
Tour. gnssy stomach five minutes of-
er. '
'I‘ell your pharmacist to let you read
the formula plainly printed on those
fill-rem cases of Pope's Dlnpoplin.
than you will readily see why it makes
Indigestion. Sour Stomach. ilcurt‘
burn and other distresses go in five
minutes and relieves at once‘such mill-
cries as llelehing of (ion, Matisse. Head-
aches. Dizziness. lonstipatlon and
oihor stomach disorders. ‘
Some folks have tried so long to find
relief from ‘lndigssilon and Disbeli-
sia or an out-of-order stomach with
the cmnmon, cvery-dsy- cures adver—
tised that they have about made up
their minds that they have something
else wrong, or believe theirs is a case
of Norvousness, Gastritis. Catarrb of
the Stomach or Onllcer.
Your real tumble is. what you eat does
not digest; instead. It ferments and
scars, turns to acid. (Ins and Stomach
poison. which putrefy in the digestive
tract and intestines, and. besides. pot
sons the breath with nauseouu odors.
A hearty appetite, with thorough dl'
auction. and without the slightest dis.
ronlfort or misery of the stomach. in
waiting for you as soon as you decide
to try i’apo's l’ilnpepsln.
ROAD OPEN FOR TRAFFIC.
Selectmen Clear ice from Highway
North of Mienue Mills.
The road north of billions
which had from three to seven feet
of loo on its surface, will be open for
traffic some time today. This portion
of roadway extending in the town of
I'lrcenwieh from the Westovur road. is
uol only used by the carrier on Route
2R, but the butcber. halter, grocer and
traveling public This is not the first
time the neloctmen had to cut through
Ice to main this road for traffic slure
the dam was raised four feet at the
Midnus mills. and they dislike to use
the public money for any such purpos
This could be avoided providing
lihv manager (If the mills would raise
the floodgates when water would flow
in the siream Instead of the highway.
as it. did previous in Illl,’ time the dam
was raised.
mills.
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SKIN DISEASES READILY CUREO
BY A SIMPLE HOME TREAT-
MENT.
l’t‘rlitmri who are suffering from
blackheads. pimples, dandruff, N‘ht‘illfl.
letter, ring-worm. or an) other form
of skin disease. often ask the question.
“is there a euro?"
R. H. l‘laisied, the tiruxgiai, says
"Yes. there In a euro. ZEMO. a scion-
,title, cit-nu. liquid preparation for ex-
ternul umxtgiv‘es prompt skin and
life and poisons from underneath the
skin to the surface and tit-utmys Ilium
and in this way infects a complete
,ruro of any form of skin or scalp dlss
i one. whether on infants or grown per.
sons.
proof of many remarkable euros made
by ZEMU and will gladly explain in
you how you can be cured by this
Ilt'.
rlonn. simple home treatment.
SOU
. a
in Addition to the Usual Checks
" , ”“ wrru
ascent. “use". cocoon". cocoA.
Tin-loos. consensus. an, cores}, eta.
.00?" NGIWALK. CONN.
Daily Line to N. Y.
‘1;.For Freight Only
On and after Tuscany. January 1.
~ an. m ht , lam will learn
' Pier ”i “ma! his" Vera. lfoet
u, millennium mm.
tar-eats 9" PM
e. c. Housman.
.UNNI“
“‘ '“' ”W‘V'Wi'M“ aslbl GAN‘ULATED squa .. ....n.33
‘ .W ‘1’m . ' I h ‘
one u“... RICEQ tronbegs,psrpound......... .......5c
l
Iowm H. MATHIWMN. PM.
JOHN a. snare m Vise-rm.
PIIDIRIOK a. ll
amend...
TRANOAOT! A OINIIAL IANKING
‘ Isis Deposit loses. a and U per your.
rm m or
SATURDAY,
. Examine 6m Work
Critically .
A l‘lfecoraled
nlier your t‘nll‘lfllf‘ has been repaired
and repainted Iit‘lt' and are if it lulr'i
an timid as new You can't beat Our
substantial and superior work in the
line of repairing or repainting, if you
want anything done in our line, this is
the place to bring it to insure Rum]
workmanship. durability and standard
tattoilenee. and we are alwayd fair In
our charges.
Luther M. Wright
IOU?” NOIWALK, CONN.
van—r—
JANUARY 29
Plate
domains
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'of vet; ,_ l... or) any, tumult s ~
ill. a t: animation m” “A“ W . *s
*‘e.s i,» p.m.e uh '”
Nurwnlli up In 5:30 it. In. Dillfl‘ffll’ ..
. , I. H. Mathewson “they r
. Nofll'illit Steamboat be. John "H... Knm semi ma
Analog J. Imiih. as:- .hlsreia J. Wallace Mervin
Mien 0mm John H. LI.
PM it Rm
0
’a
A».
This Week
This. no doubt. is a serious mistake. '
ar-nlp dist-um. ZEMO drawn the germ
R. ll. i’laialed will show you ‘
m »
Bridgeport name i Bridgeport Advertisement.
The D. M. Read Co.
Established 185 7.
. V RuSsian Poay‘CDats,
A Few Samples T emptingly Priced
’I‘hesc exceedingly stylish and co liortnblc Fur Coats
are 45 inches long. and made by earlier ltlri‘icrn from whole
skins. 'I‘lic scams arcrcinlorccd in the strongest manner
and the linings are of guaranteed satin. There is some-
Iimcs a good deal of chance in buying a Fur Coat, but there
is no risk hero, for llicy are exactly as represented.
Worth regularly $75.00, their price earlier in the season,
they are
$50.00 each
A limited number. Second floor.
Tailored Suits, Priced Low
.\ entail group in navy blue and black, of good and tlur-
able surge. in desirable modelswwhich were $22.00,
at $15.00 while they last.
.~\ second lot which were $20.00 a month ago, now to
L'liiN' out at
$13.50.
(out and Suit Rooms, second floor.
Leather Opera Bags and Hand Bags
;\ number nt choice high grade Leather Ilags are oiicr-
til at half price. Light leathers, walrus, seal. salilau and
I‘rt‘ur‘ll call. made in attractive styles, but which were hand-
~1th through IIlt‘ liolltln)‘ rush. Stout) and $15.00 values at
$5.00 and $7.50.
Opera Bags ui’ leather. all furnished with opera glasses,
mirror, powder pull and coin purse, \‘cry dainty things at
half price. >
Leather hoods Section.
Accessories in jewelry. \'t-r_\' handsome Belt Buckles
and (laws have been selling at $4.00 for a day or so. and
Illt-sc were once from $l.75 in $5.00 and $5.0). There are
a few remaining, odd things. qulic novel and very handsome.
Brooches and Veil Plus. $1.00 and $1.50 styles at 50¢
each.
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Housekeepers that are interested in Vacuum Cleaners. ,
ullcre IIlt‘l'C is no electricity Ill the house, will be surprised
at the efficiency oi lllt‘ "tiruun Cleaner" shown in the ’Ilasc-
tncnl Furnishing Store.
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The D. M. ReadCo.
lHUIlSllll-MARIIIIN Illl! _
,‘WE WILL GIVE SPECIAL PROMINENCE TO
SKIRTS {
A SPECIAL |'l‘lt(‘llA8]-} UP “LACK SA'I‘I‘SICNH. lilil“l"l.l'}S AND
FULDFL i300“ VALVE AT $1.25.
SPECIAL. 98c
OTHER BLACK SKIRTS ..... ...................... . Air: to $4.98
FLANNELEFFE SKIRTS
190 to 75c
Bargains a amigos ware Skirts
A Dickermn 81' Son
04 Washington. St. South Norwallt
Telephone “6 ‘
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our... uranium
Via
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billion
, .elslcllsnd other H w
m * traced mu a'iifrtdh‘mv'i
milk}. Don’t let this happen in your
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