in it)! Bridgeport and Edward Wells
Danbury escaped from..the county
,I about 10 o ‘ciock lairt night. Sherv
Jill Jillgy has sent out a general
to hit deputies and to the police
dutharitioa in thin and neighbor-ind
hand if is expected that the two
ill ti Hill be eapured in a uhortll
Worked in potter Room. J
in rind Wells compared the,
uni aloft in the boiler room at the
Thin is in a. separate building
a short distance from the
I! dtrncttire They work regarded
‘truetlee" and on that account had
at at work where they could
‘2, e wdtched constantly. Sherifl
awloy and other jail officials noticed
ghoul. midnight that there was very
ttle steam but no importance was at-
loch die the fact at the time.
.5 thin morning when qulof. Soc-
J id went to the holler room be new
7 at; the two prieonera had escaped.
it‘ll. hole into which the coal is dump
ad from outside was used as a means
or oint. The men pried off the cover
and “wore then in the prison yard.
Wt the high fence was plied a.
quality of ashes and by climbing up
on thin pile the prisoners found it easy
to scale the fence and [gain their free-
dom.
n laid Ho Could Be Trusted.
Rycit’man is about. 02 years old. lie
in a local football player who was ar
rented November 2 1909 for attackingJ
Mra. Catherine Melody at her home in
Btratford. in the. criminal superior
court Ryckman was sentenced to
nerve ten months in the county Jail
and hehad only served about a month. '
.When he went to the North avenue
institution he asked Sheriff iinwleyJ
for some easy work. declaring that
he could be trusted and would do
anything. he was told. Several
fiynkman'a friends piso naked to have
him a "trusty." Since be
young woman,
week. lie appeared to have llt‘t'Ome
reconciled to his surroundings and the’
news of bin entrant» was a great um i
”price to his local it lends. Violin was
sentenced fran Danbrny on May 6 for
theit. Hie term would hare been up
mrMarch i
As it result of tho prioonora' escape
Sheriff Howley declared today that
he would oak for an appropriation for
an extra man for the boiler room. "it
hoe been my policy.” he paid. "to do
do much with jail labor as poaeible in
order to rave employment of extra
then i have been running the jail
with two lees men than err-I before
fint there should be a hired man in
the boiler room at night. We should
n‘t be obliged to depend upon prisoners
it; look after that. There in a hired
man who takes care of the boilers
during the day but he can't work 24
lldnrs a day. The present method hill-i
dievailed for yearn hill i am cominced
that home change should be made.”
mi“-
Wants carom: IAOK.
“—
duo {alternative Condos steuit in au-
perlérigourt Iotwesn Prompt.
J ent Conn-”tors. ‘
- :r'l‘o get pol-earlier) of one locomotive
a
r
: , warn“? :7
Water. N Y. he- brought lull
urinal Abel ii. GriswolQof New Bil
lain. taper-e were filed in the oupor~
ionomrrt thin lnornilrs lurdlnglon
claimlzthuton January ii. liiiiii, urin-
wllld .10le from him one Vulcan Io
r
at Stamford
Want. Hie Locomotive fleck.
til! rental for the locomotive was to
hello at noon an the engine was ahip
WI Griswold agreed to pay .125 a
illllntll for root end to return the en
glob in good condition Livlniretou
lilies that oriuwold did not pay the
hilt and he obtained it indumam
didlltlt tho riofondilllt in the New
”Quilt courts for 1334.“. Ho doolarnu,
Mover. that Griswold aiiil hue pm
‘diiiion of the locomotive and um him
didn’t to give the engine to the plain»
iiifrdnd ciao 9100 douche: for its on.
1mm deflation.
“2 I“ ‘W
“Idiom LIAOUI onmuo.
MAM) Jail. ill m’l‘hr- neutron- of
tile American Baseball lasagna will
It!!!“ thin your on April 14. according
arrideht Johnson of the frame.
where elicit club will ainrf the
midi not divulged. llill lilo (‘.hi~
Will open on- their home
either with lien-nit Ilrltfiluvw
eon aim) announced lhgrt
meeting of the Ammlrnn
club notion in mun upon lilo
ion of tho M‘lil‘illilc uuum rm
J (ll Felll‘lidly lo. iii Litmus".
‘ ‘il‘, NW. lie—- y prying ‘
, e cover from a coal hole and than ~
thigh tenors. Albert G. nyok ,
of:
has been?
at the Jail. Rycknrun‘e wife, a pretty'
has visited him every
noinu Stamford. lru Hamiltonian of .
William to be hand in contract work3
According to the lei-nut of tho fourth !
ll. you lotto Jaeveral ooaea of Papa's
“Diuretic. sit backache and digit”
from out-of~order kldneya or b ad
lamabla will vanish. and you will feel
no.
More book.- nlui rtilehos. rheuma-
lilm. Milieu: oadache. dinineae, irri-
inbuilt/I, also losanaliii. inflamed or
'zwdllenkgyeli a, wdru- out aickiftgeiinu
ndol r a diploma of alone in
dotllle military; dlaappear.
Uncontroiiab'lc. aruartihs. frequent
urination temoiaiiy at night) and all
bladder misery ends.
mllllilillil ‘
,. A Few ”hillsfiedlr and R trick: the .‘
Title unueuoi provolone» ache at
duel! to the dillordered kidneys bladder .
and urinary ayaiem and distributes its
location. clean-lug and yitalising infiu.
enoe directly upon the organs and
glands allected, and completes the care
before you realize it.
The moment you uuupect any kidney
or urinary. disorder or feel rheumatism
polite. be a taking this harmless med.
icine. wit the knowiedte that there in
no other remedy at any price, made
anywhere else in the world which will
effect so thorough and prompt a cure!
as a fifty-pent treatment of Pope n Iliu .
ratio, which any dl‘iisslat can supply
Your physician pharmacist banker
or any mercantile agency will tell mu
that Pope. Thompson Sr, Pope. of (‘.in-
olnnatl is a large and responsible
medicine concern thoroughly worthy
of your confidence. 0 .‘
Only curative results can come from
taking Papa a Diuretic. and u fen dura'
treatment meana clean, active healthy
kidneys. bladder and urinnrr organs
andno backache
Accept only Pupo'u Diuretic ~~~~~ fifty-
cont treatment any drug. elore any
where in the world.
l
-
uu cusr'rr
llflilii In run
Robert C. Tulile Dead and Wile Will
Die as Result .oi Accident
in Roclrlantl
liilt‘KVllillE‘. Jail. 119» Art the re-
uult of a colllalon llet'ttll u trolluy
i‘lli‘ and an nulmrmlrilo hm- yoaiu'rdn).
Robert C. 'l‘utlie llii‘li at the Hartford
hoapllal late flulerriay and bin wife in
in the name lnaiiiullon with a fractal»
mi akrlll and olbnr ilijill'if'lt which it
in thought will t‘itllm- hm lll‘llill.
iir and Mill
by it ll- Woiiu (If lbin pluII- Wt'ili up.
their tray to flu lnlllr u poultry rurrla
in the fornror'n nuturnnlrliv. Win-n
crowing lhn trolley irurka llln ruu
whine wuu lllt in a trolley our and .VII
and Mru, 'l‘rrliin Ibrnwu u tillilliilil‘ II!
'Jl‘r («of MI. 'l‘rrltlll immiuil a fun
‘lIrreII ukull rind rluuriy rill ilw bum-u
‘im the rilllll airlp ll? hlu lmrlr ili‘ilki'ii
’Vlra. ’i‘lrllln rr-r-rlrud rl fractured ukull
. lion and frur-lrrrnu of other lurrlua. Mr
chlru urrvml lIlIIIm-lf hr inrnpluu.
A Mr.
”illlilo. rumrupnlrlml r
ullli MI'II ’l‘rrlllI» nun inlwlr in
Iflw Hartford bmrpiinl. but tho tortil-
not it ronrlillon war. each that life could
not be saved Mr Tutti» war 25
lvoare old and the non of t barlli i‘onr
‘mluainnrl ij-uriir i. Turtle and llvmi
on lllrre Hlllu lli‘i‘lliil'. Hartford
“4%
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mnuaokemewhiru. Wulinl' ltrwlrrI.
Now let: H. W. lllllrlrn. ilrlrluormi'i;
W. Chii'utur. New York: H. i‘ lirhdr
ford. J. .l. Huron, New Huron; ii. H.
O’Connor. New York: 8 lira-rumour.
Bridgeport; l.. it. llllrllmli. Willntl.,
if. Mathewson. W. A. Bedouin. F. ii.
Lamont South Norwallt; ll. .l. Free.
New York; in A. Libby. Hartford;
Mrs. Mary id. Waterbury. .lolrn it}
Paul. Minn flnrnh .l. l’uul. .ialncu Paul
iiiiil Wlii‘. ilei‘f‘llt'tI K. ‘i’nill. i‘il)‘:
.iamaa El. lirakc. to. lltlrw‘. New York;
William w. Arnold. llllllflii; (lunar
Miranda. K‘itrrnrmn. N. Y; it. it‘lllltitt.
ll. Willa. Murillo Oil
%. l-lt‘liry. il. Prime. Mumford; E. A.
ilmrfole, New lluwn; id. Ii. tiurlrv.
hall hirer.
ion. New York;
lcapucity
Jrrrnllufncturorlr llli,‘ pulling out
ipwiI-Irl IIIIIlIl.
Toledo: 1‘. Harrier, lioaion; .l. “(Enid
(Continued flour Flrat Patio-l
. .
ploioua one. an it progressed. for a
dance. Fairly early in the night. the
snow commenced to full and in a few
tniuutea all outdoouvwan covered by
the blanket of while. Thin weather
condition seemed to have little or no
rcffet‘t on the attendance. which wan
very large. The hull was crowded
throughout the evening.
The dancing music wan furnished by
Profeoaor McMal‘Iotr‘a orchestra. lhe
mualolana playing the. latest and moot
popular mimic fora program of twono
ty-four number‘s. After the twelfth
dance came intermission. when ice
cream and. cake \vrla served.
The hull rrun simply. but prettily
decorated for the occasion American
lluun briny ill-Ind in lllllflil'linll. During
curly (lilllii‘ Jlre ilom “nu filled to Ho
The firemen wore their
hobby full riraaw nnil‘or-mu and too
many popular young fire lnrlrlinu look-
orl their boat ill them.
The various coulrniltnuu in
of the big clout included:
l‘lour Manager ~'lhomau Cantr.
(\lilii‘i'MFI‘Htl (‘.rrlonrait. Cllnrlce I32.
lurrltwood, .iouvph Qililtnm Waller
Mctnrlby. 1) Louis liadritun, l‘:"d\\lllil
Knrb
(‘Iprain ('looigo W Bognrdrrs
i-‘irkl Lieutunrnt ------ lv‘red Cillf'iil'lll.
sI-uuur l.lr- rrtI‘ uuril «Wop: rrn .‘iiih
i llil'l‘L Ill: ruvnl (Torrrrnillce A (it pron
w. Bognrdrrrr. it Louis Lurirlunn. 'l'I-rru
:Irlin Hirrouu. William Knakn. Edward
Ul'i’flull. «luhn Ritz-rumble. William Mills.
r‘. Anderunu, .ioiiu. Merritt, William
obnrul‘
The night wan anything- but an aura ;
Member. of Putnam Hole Co.
A no“ drone ahirt for men wlrgpu'
lowor edge in detached from the reel
of the Kili‘liit‘lil iuuuwa lta slrrooth lit
at all tinted and it in finding furor
ulru particular Ilrnasr-rrl J
ii home our ronld liliikt‘ ll ruuron
lent to ur-nri in a recipe for IIruplr-J
uanr filling for cake today. i would
like very much to print it ltillltil‘i‘ow
or Monday evening. What l mu anx-
Iulin to gut in r-xplirlt Illrevlione about I
the looking. .
liiill in to be .r IIiik autumn ii uiltne
prove anrtlring They lril no that in
ilt'flm‘tl lllliffrl lllt rv upmralbio for
iaollro M iiro iriuh pliu‘e but (till twin
NW 4
mill lihlidaomI “union with “llll‘ll 5
many of no will be urrilefiml.
If after you have vxvcuir'ti u lwurIW
illrIi pier-e of band I-lrrbrnlrivry )‘illlJ
would give it yurlr pI-l'uomrl ntir-nllon
win-It ll hltli in be laundered. you would
have ivww orvuainliu in ll‘ifl‘l’i tlrui
inbur you hurt plrl till it. it in our
inllrli lllalli'nl‘irllrlllg in arm a hermit ‘1
in) piece of work r'ltl'l'li'mill handled
and lie bounty ruined by up ilil‘tllll
The girl him run il‘tli‘lllii Hill mull“
noluuwwry hurlriauuw brrtlone for her
down by covering largo llitlldil with
crochet work alurplr or elaborate
all her fanny dictator title can make
lirmu of Iiilk for a coal ilrui would be
trifling compared “in what «in» would
have to pill/fur llll‘lll.
Although you may not puffer with
mill lmmln beyond ibui you are nblu
in t'liiliii‘r‘ whorl banning mil clothe»
nl llrlrr uranium, ll olll intro a trend
runny irouiuIl-iiiu with urchin and oth-
or hide lu overt-nim- the experience of
one such morning. Better put mt a
hair of the inexpensive white wool
lint-vii on much used for tho pin-pone.
it once hormone that after a dirt
hm: decided to wear a certain but on
till! ulrori Him has to rearrange her
hair or uhnhrw her mind bout the but
for the hat that motto oil with one
style of lrnlrrlweelmt id lllllrpli ilriprur 3
alislo uiih Irrruilwl
'lnlw plenty of iluw and pump whorl
meaning the larger pier-err of afloat.
and then.” they are not going to ht .
rile-u riubi away. wrap them olruwiy'
null put ilrntn altar from Hit‘ air Willi!!! l
tai‘irlulleo tin ill inure than "Mr.
. illnh,
'irom ilru M'i‘illlri army of bill boarding
Wont mi
J ofzonrm Intern“. Pale chw .thud
. will on
Pills a
; do 01' Paid
Wflfltiun, d il a *a show a rave”
You require something to mite u yr. ' I y
course through your veins. To ensure th‘
the wondnlziul little blood molten. Whatever
infirm tho daily food when it in in
i a stomach to digest its food and
They lncreaac the auppiy and improve the
pale, Weak, languid. or wrote. a few dole
Male all the Difference
labonuwlthfufldimflonhliloandzfio.
’ Ones?
r will give the hint as to the condition
Ir plentiful supply of rich. red blood
to take 1
your blood may need tird atom-oh
good working order. Benched!”
to assimilate the blood diamante.
quality of the blood. It you it!
s of iiecchaln‘ e Pills will
in
knappr A” llroyi'uan Fred Coleman
Mount-r P. Halinck, William .londrouu
Hoover 'l‘obvy. E. W. Clark, H. Smith
Reception (".mnmitloo«-~~'l‘ho until-I
rurnpnur.
LIBERALS lN THE LEAD.
LONDON. Jan. .‘li‘rw-"Odtty for till.
first time since the oelrtlonn for For
iiaureni were begun the returna ahow‘
ed the Liberals an n party to be in tho
loud imiopcndnnt of tho Laboritca and
birth Nationalists. “they hurt.- on ad
vantage of uric over l'nlnniula. 'i‘irc
poaliinir nfllbc pnrrioa this afternoon
in: Liberals. 2‘I‘i; Union-lat. 270; lrlrrh
Narionulinla. 80.
Title given the nowr‘nlrrr‘urt coalition
rt majority (ii iii] over the ()ppmritinn.
the
coop
Owner of "'“llll‘l‘ii in
there '7"
ltuolunw -"Aain‘r.. nobody in hero,
'I'vpplli’ uh rhiuhoue.“
i ll India it nu him ill in
ill PillSilll Bill
Walliugioni Man W In Attempted Su~
told: by Jumping Two Siorirs
Was Arrrsicd But Won Out
\\ Al liixlll trim inn. .\llI~iIuI-l
“ho earlier in illi‘tlil} lumped
.
.‘ti .
irIIrIao nil Choir} Mlt‘t'l Illui puruuiml
the stream partly IlotlII-Ii and rum
into: urn-atoll it‘lllillllit‘tl uulrirlc lunl
:nluht by bringing in a roll at illi‘ in
rat bra imp ill.Ih one found by up
ullim who hurl gun:- in ilillillrllhlt‘l
rrrI-Iilrllrv. hunuirrn li)‘ lria :i\\l‘llil‘l.
which way. unwind in an uppvr bur
In his cull ritmi llI one 27 loath nlIi
nnIl lillllliifl‘li‘il
“we... _ . “W...“m
iovarea OPENING CHALLENGE.
...-w ...-I.-
Benjamin T. Bugden Offer. to Match
Mon Agamu Keyport Clincher.
The following letter in the outcome-
Ilf an ill‘llt‘lt' pubiiallmi In the Kn}
i
part i.\‘. .l i Hilli't'lll‘llll' aortic flow and
Numb Nut-walk. (bruit,
January 26, lulu
Hr iiidltur.
Whilr- looking over one of our local
papers that evening. 1 new an item
that called my attention in rorprrdn
in a man who opens Water! In your
limit. and ii lrmhml in mi? up llii‘ aairl
Mr, ltd. llryun wrrII blowing. hill burn
unite auroral). by urirrrlihluu lllrlrrwll
(no It irrrul rIyIriI-r Inwnnr. by bill font
of forty nr forty one gallon: ”noggin”
in ion houru. i would like to
in “Militia: to do. with illicit nim'll an
the man had. ill the place where ltlr
liryun is employed. i have quire a num-
ber of man who mo dupiicato that fear
and also a few that when do ooneider
ably better than forty-one gallon. and
will wager any nmnnnl from std.) it
than that i can bring men to Keyrmr
that can beat him and ciao Mann up
all the fuel than thorn Q
i would like to hear from Mr. ilryuu
at any time. and would be tried in
accommodate him with a match at
any tllnn.
i remain yearn.
HENJAMIN 'l‘, aiirrrrltfv.
Adhklilhe from“ more in “tip {you
J u,
Killit' iiiitr‘
-—m--- Wm
Pill’llllll lllllllllillii.
'lbnl breach of promise cane, “Tirol
Mock (fourt Trial.“ to be given under
the annpicca of Norwalk High nclrool
on Wednesday evening. Feb. 2nd,
pronrlaeu to be a nevent of unusual in»
tcreal. Judging from newlipfli‘iel‘
pom or nimilar entertainments. con-
ducted by the present management, it
amusing things. now offered for pub-
lir patronage. '
it Will be. in ihc first place an exact
rnprodurllon of a court scene in me.
count will be extremely interesting to
iodine and othora who have never at-
tended a real trial.
the whole affair. With Judge Joseph
"l‘uylor presiding over the
hire. .1.
broken hearted plaintiff. Mr. .l. ll.
ililrlbdll. its the defendant, R. V. Now-
lull, i-lau. proaccrrting the curse and
Nvlwllrlnh (‘umitm Earl. (intruding the
lrlrvuuorl in run nothing of the brilliant I'
may of c'onri olilrora wltrwaaon and
morn ii in prvtiy (t‘ilrilll aball
have all llii‘ ootrwdy and roulity of a
curlrl anom- and enough wholesome
fun to last a mimic your.
\'t 0
Mill MEN‘S ANNUAL hiAt-‘rul‘llilAilE
HALL.
The popularity of tho Rod Mvn'e
rnuuk bull having outgrown the vapor
try of Mualr Hail. the Rvd Mt'li barr-
uncured the slate armory for thin. lira-lr
z-lnr'vntlr unnnui. nrrry unr- nf thou:
lili‘lilk excelled the other until ilu-
Isulnnritioa has been put alumni in
their Wil‘u curl. and on tlrvir ci‘fnrtu
'lIlY- Kin-1r iurnrrl to lb.’ llllilul‘)’, when
.r lrrl‘lli'r number Ill our inwneponpil‘
may burn u better r-bnncr- without rush»
irru ur rrnulrlnu to uttI-nrl iillx urnlrri
affair. The public can depend upon it
rlrai no effort will be spared by thr- in
diam: in arranging for their comfort
and r-nioynrqni, There will be plt‘nl."
of rain provided and ovary detail an
ranged for. The corninllteo will do its
part and flu thin in to be a genuine old
faahlunori masquerade ball. they re-
nneat up many an ponulblo to enter
into llrn spirit of tho nonunion and get
in costume Hlxlliu arc reborn-Ii to on»
violin objectionable portion. Svr-r'u
full orchestra will furnialr music. The
grand ruarI-lr uill be a sight worth wit-
ncaalmr. Souvenir programs will he
Iiiarrilrutod in all in coetume, \l'ntrlr
llli’ pnpora for nirvctui announcements
THE RMLROAD SITUATION
W
Adjusters to Is Bummened to New
Haven Again soon.
It bi stated that the national unit-ore
Hi lbv railway lr‘alunlrn and \‘illllllil'
iore’ uanm‘luiioltu may no r‘lllli-Il for at
any lime to pivot lili‘ New limo" rall-
I'Irrrd rrillr'ilrle again it in rrtrrlr'raroud
that tho detonation IIl milliliters who
wont to New York. are exporting to lnu
i‘lilll'fl upon by the company. but juror
when, in not known. The adjurrtcru
are in Nova York. going over the
ground for a Muller Ilrhndrrlu illlfl for
a platinum day‘s ninployrlruirl with nor-
Ivrul uth-r Erratum roadrr 'l‘iriu con
furnace with the New Haven in lilt'ttt
Ihvru
Thorn are varlouu opinlonu atnon
those who have followed the negotiw
tlomr. regarding the recall. The sen
oral opinion accrue to be that thorn
will lw Mlliil' llIr'ronuv "ratio by the rail-
l‘llilil. but that ill" nfllrinlu trill not
urunl uil tbui llilrr been naked. ii In
lil‘lli‘l‘i‘ii lrillll llllli vll'wimllrl illul illll
lliillli‘l Will lw mind up by it Iurupm—
ruin“.
it in also aiuiml that an noon run
three l’f‘t‘f‘llt neuntlaliunu are diamond
of, tho Irrarhirtirua and holiei'mulrora
t-omplniute unturned it in underatoodi
the minutiae employed in the verb!
one above of the may will putt for?
it lurgor wage for one thing. With all
of their questions pending. it looks as
if the national ofiit'drn of the varlnnu
railroad unions, and tho ndinaloro will
burn pianty to do for a while.
..... ...... at...» 4....
"Why do you want a
wife?" inquired: the traveler.
“Anything for u uulel lilo.“ explain
god lllf‘ truluib of Afghanistan. "’i‘bon
'Iny liill’i'tll run tnnhu up four billion rri
re~
would seem to. be one of the moatJ
lirodu and procedure and on this no J.
lluat of all will he the refined fun of '
of the system will “it to have their!
airrteentir ‘
pltlhl‘hlmi‘lfli ellillfe.”~i‘lltabtim Poet!
W. Wm'lfig'fi
APPOlNTID *ro ANNAPOLiB. -
of Bridgeport. who was l’,orr-.cd owin .
ago. The lucky man in Louie
Browne. of Bridgepm-t. Hill also
soclcted the followingM .iitornatoli
George Chane, Daubnry: Frederick
llnrd Vanilorn llrldgoprrt. and fitow-
all Muller South Nor-:wrlk.
also has aft appointment to the mill
'illiliii) until izlilllle lime in March.
tiro system. qurippc coughs
Representative Hill thie week nom 7“"
1inated his candidate for appointment ‘13?“
as principal for the naval academy 3* cropland
Annapuliu‘ in, place of Robert Bantam}, hmi'éiilt in lICleilr All the sometime.
to ill health to resign about a month l
Mr Hill Boston ii
.mlr academy at West Point brlt the be $9“
invlocrion of a candidate will not he of e in
LnGrippo paint! that pervade the en- WM fern
that contliillcrti about u year ago
‘ rack and strain are quickly cured by .
Foioy‘ a Honey and TM. in mildly laxa i
live. halo and
. Jliridgo Pharmacy
Wumew
Getting
Back to
Coffee
Every now and than a curtain
l
I
i
l
i proportion of families depart
from the beaten path and take a
try at some substitute for cor.
foo. only to return in the old
court. '
M. (‘oburn appearing he the'
lrtw‘omuc \villI mote gusto than
owl“. Thurst- who iii-lf‘ our him-ha
and Java 25v Colic-v never think
of trying auirstltrrlcn
v-ilrcy arc
enlisiivrl. and Yill? \Ii‘rl bra .luirr
lllt‘ constantly growing army of
ovulation rluvra.
The Union Pacific
Tea Co.
l26 WASHINGTON smear
PHONE 542-3
noun; E. Donn 8: Son;
as WALL sr nonwam.
Real Estate and
insurance
We have uverai decided bargain-
ln income producing property that
moot Moreno in value with the rapid
growth of the town.
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COME IN AND SEE OUR
ELEGANT DISPLAY OF
GAS
And Electric Stand
LAMPS
And‘Gas Domes
Not to be equalled in the Twin
Cities for price or lityie.
‘ Connecticut
Phone
Company.
scream Bank
IOUTH NOIWMIKI GONN.
TRANMO'" A OINIRM. “MONO
IUIINIII
art-i. ......
durum and Milt-
Mum
We Mull Ions.“ dd and I per you
“Will it. nuggeweomm
with N. RNA ill Viol-fires.
Falbllllfilt ti. down. M View
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mirror-cits
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John" tritium column
Josiah fl. Marvin 1. Willow Newt»
Glrrilrlien 0:“! John ii. Light
meow
certain in reunite. M 1
SA J RDAY. JAN 59, 1910
We and rum, Dnvis' Baluifilorio
the umery . it abould he
in cutie of neat at. For pain
re i) trust take a rune Painkiller in
milk and water. baihinglht
f the
wareologgod. fromcoid .orothe:
cannon blithing m the Painkiller will
in relief. Ask for Newlifio. B tie.
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BOOT-0h '8 JNEW JEVENING PAPER.
BOB’N N, Jan. 29. -~Beginning next
Tuesday an evening edition of the
Jerald will he pubiiuhod. it
unccd today. The price will
at conforming with the price
orning paper of that name.
which dropped from two cents Jan. 1
of thin iyrnr 'l‘llo lb‘venlug Herald
lieriy published. but “as diu-
W88 {Milli
attend Hotel
J R. CONNOR, Mgr.
BERVICiE AND cursmE UP To DATE
RATES bz PER DAY AND bewaao
Supperor T able D’Hote Dinner,
in to 8 p. m. 50c
sunnnv nrnnrns. 75c
Banqiuets a Specialty
“‘ TEL. CALL m.
Steamship Tickets
to all points in Europe. Winter Cruises
to'Oid ll’olnt. Florida. Bermuda and
Cuba
INSURANCE AND REAL
‘ ES i‘ATE
J. M. LAYTON 81 CO
(incorpOrated)
5 RAiLROAo AVENUE. SOUTH
NORWALK. CONN.
OJANS NEGOTIATED
Wu Grind Our Own Lens.
Fenwick Optical Co.
UNITED BANK BUILDING
Room. 7-8
07 WASHINGTON STREET.
liunrriimil to 1l:30 a. rn.. and 12.1510
I; p. in. Monday and Saturday. 7 to
9 P. In.
rat: NEW SCIENCE
Deilimhon of Chiropractic
calminractre is the defence or are
canoe or the dime and the art of ad-
iueling :the same. Dlaeaaee are canned
by a win-nob. inlet or unruln in the
bark. .lsivrn if done in childhood it
creator pinched nerves and pain in
tutor "in in the different organs and
lltilbl. rt
tfhimpruclore remove the cause of
thin rii euro and pain. and health in
”virtual through harmonizing the nix
Irorvo riyetemu in your body.
Norruuanoau. llhounratiarn. l'arnly‘
«in. liniart, Kidney and Female nia-
runee are given apeciai attention: alao
t‘nrvatr‘ra of the home. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
channel“) help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
M WAJHINOTON IT. .0. NORWALK
“In tie Treatment; alvsn Also.
4...... M....._.‘.. .....H.‘Nm.... . .
OF 1910
A car with only nine working
part: in the engine in simplicity
l
itaelLf. filmpiiolty manila dnrubil
ity ind reliability in every way.
, F
WWW”
ll. Lockwood
8; Go.
all Street. Norwallr
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