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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
MoMokomO-wa. Schneider. L. E.
g o, W. H. Mend, S. M. Conan. G. M.
pp. A. Brett, 'l‘. it‘. Gammon. W.
wloy. New York; F. M. Clarkuon.
t oi; .W. ll. linger. G. K. Uphntu, W.
oi , Bridgeport; W. H. Shuliman.
., field; C. Briggs, F. A. Johnson.
down; i... R. Hurlbutt, N. S. Hurl-
Mt. Wilton; W. H. Warner. New
..Brltaian. S. Chapman, Snyhrook;
J. 8. Rogers, New Hartford; A. New-
. MotheWson, H. Binsell, city.
. --NOT MEASURED IN A DAY.
. Perry Davin’ Pain Killer was well-
jknown 80 years ago and in now more
' "popular than ever because it contrib-
‘titoo lusting good. it cures pain. re-
liovos cramps. checks n cold. boats 11.
uprain or burn. to effective for rheu-
matism, and iumbngo and has proved
the moat reliable household remedy
over not on the market. in 25, 3:3 and
50.1mm sizes. F. H. Baxter is Well-
'~ stacked with it and all other excellent
. .druga. ‘*
HUNDREDS 0! MILES OF FOG.
CHICAGO. Jan. 20.»Throo hundred
miles of fog, extending from the Lakes
... for wostfaoDmuha, caused countd-
ernblo dpvnngegto the telegraph and
‘ dophonoJ-icompanieo lust night. The
log’ox‘tontléd south from Mlnnenpolin
audit: Paul. moisture freezing on tho
on, Boston; l". D. Lawton. ii. S. Beers,.
i’t.‘l 25'.
l-l Willi,
BOYS' BROKE CART. .
Conlpln‘inthno been made rogurding
n numlwr of boys who roronily molest
od tho ilnllnrd lirothors. of Norwalk.
while they worv lllllkillil their roundu
collecting papers, vita. in South Nor.
walk. One 01’ the llnllardu \rus push-
3 party of school boys took it, 11nd ran
it over on the Seymour pond. oil Croat
cont street. Mr. Ballard rouruod it, and
inter the trick who tried again. with
the result that tho rurt wus budly
broken. -
it was reported that, the boys ho-
lfinged to the Franklin school. but Su~
porlntondent W. E. Chancellor, who in‘
vestigutcd, says this is not so, only one
boy concerned, i‘runk iirosnuu. attend
in): the Franklin school. fl‘he others
are Glhuon Smith. of tho high school:
Chester Buttery. of the Over River
school, and Alfred Robina. who is not
at proseutnttonding school.
FILES CURE!) IN 6 T014 DAYS.
PAZO OiNTMEN'i‘ is guaranteed to
cure any case of itching. Blind. Bleed-
ing or Protrudlng Files in ii to H dosti
or money refunded. 500.
SALVATION ARMY.
A cottugo prayer meeting will ho
hold tonight at 8 p. m. It the homo of
(Tumult Wilbur, 23 Plrot utroot. Enat
NorWulk. Adjutant and Mrs. Winter-
bottom in charge. All nro invited to
attend.
in; the cart along Wont avonuo. when
w by not it ow .
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WlNBTED GIRL MISSING
Suppoud to Have Gooo With Pool
Player.
A dippatcluirom Wlnutod lu
morning‘s Hartford (fourunt says:
Although flutorbury. Bridgeport and
Now llnvon poliro hnvo boon udviuod
to hoop no cyo out for her. Loretta
Kuuo. the idyenr-old daughter of John
Kline. proprietor of the Hotel Control
is ntlil missing. the girl loft Wiitutod
Suturduy ntturnoon and it. is unnorhliy
believed that she was joined at Wu-
torhury by liooruo Sonbaok. a pool
plnyor, hotter known as tho. “Syrian
Kid," who. provlotm to hit: recent
mulch with iluouton at Waterbury and
lluuhury. had been spending much
:luw- tn Winnie-d. The girl's mother to
proutratod.
this
-—For any pain. from top to too.
from any canon. upply Dr, Thoinul'
Eclectric Oil. Pain can't stay whore
it to uaed. ' - x“
PASTOR’B WIFE SUICIDES.
ilANVEitS. Murat. Jun. 3(1.»~-llurinir
11 iii of doopondoncy no the result of n
norvoua hruukdown. Mrs. Norma M.
Grunt. wife of the manor of tho Don.
val-u ttnlvurtnllst (‘nul-vh. conunlttod
suioldv at her homo here today by in-
hnliuu illuminating gnu. Silt- won him
1y ynuru of ago. Mr. and Mrs. (.lrunt
came here from Stamford, Conn. oilzht
:u
’ that that woddln in
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(Continued from that patrol)
Captain Morohoulo “limited Burnout
Hunt took hlu place on captain. This
will in 1906. and Captain Hunt has till-
1
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t
‘ on that oilico over aluco.
Tho captain has outta a military roc-
ord, huving enlisted ln‘compouy F on
f rll 13th. 1888.. the hon hold the on
too! color-sergeant. corporal and
at 31nd has hoop! outfits colonel'l
...‘z n or e o ow 1m); r11:
dolono‘is F‘root, Wilson. amen
White, Sheridan. liondrle. and in utill
on the Inuit under Coinnol Fitch.
no 'now live: in Rivoruido‘nvenuo
' and has a family of fivu chlldron,
three daughters and two nonl. Ho ho-
longo to the iron Mouldorn' Union,
No. 209; Court Narruk. Foresters of
America. No. 58: Companions of tho
Foront, Modern Woodmen: of America,
and the Blnterollco Asaocintlou.
oorooant Motherland.
Sergeant of Police Thomas Leather—
laud woo horn in Nottingham, England,
on October 31. 1868. and came to South
Norwalk on July 2 , 1888. Ho reoidod
with Charles F. inlloclt. in Quintard
avenue. and was employed in the Nor-
walk lock shop under Mr. Hallocli for
fourteen years. During this time, after
he had been hero about two yours, he
returned to Nottinlhnm. England. and
there married Mary A. Hutchinson. it
in exactly twenty-one your» not) today
England took
place. r. and rt. Motherland thou
roturnct to South" Norwnlk. and in
1899 he was appointed on special po-
liceman. under Chlor ’l‘homn Bradley
and Mayor C“. L. Glover. Eight yours
ago In .luly he will appointed on patrol.
man and tour you-a ago surge-nut.
which other he now holds.
H0 in a member of Wolcomo Strang-
er lodge. Sons of 81. George; Cooko-
noo 1‘rlho. l. 0. R. M1. and Cockenoe
llnymukerai Court Nnrruk. No. 58.
lF‘orontem ot Amorioo..und tho Modern
Woodmt‘n of America. Sorxeont Loath-
orlnud and family now live in Grand
vlow avenue and he has three dough.
torn.
Both men are oncollcut policemen.
have hoata of friend; and am both can-
didnton tor the union of chief. it ill
laid that politic! 11» entered into the
matter and Republican councilman
are in favor of putting Sergeant Loath-
oriund in no «hits! over the hand of Clip
tnin iluut. Captain Hunt in aid to be
ailtlportod by tho Domnrruiic members
of tho Norwullt city council. and may
possibly have the veto of one other ot
the councilman. 1
BilllllllEli ABE Slim.
)loibl ."0 who vuluu t' ‘ on n comfort Ind tho
wallow or lhvuchildm. "1 Ho ‘i't‘! ho withouu
box of linum tlny'u tom-i l‘mdm i‘or cholera.
for our 'hroughout incurs-1 on. 'l l'v; ll .tk u'lCo‘la.
Hollow Prrrrtuituo-n,t‘nmtmrwu, «3111131111111.
onion. ilcatlut‘ht‘ and Hluzquu '1 :- -1|‘1‘n.\, (that! [1
Mothcn for I! yM‘I. 'l‘llllb". l'Ull'llilllfl .‘s’ [IVER
hill ”9‘ will by 1:1: Drug Hit-m i’tn. than “W
our m "i u'r. . to o mottovi run " Adda";
[ilk-u ti. Dun-ted. in . F. Y.
W. F. Wt more C. ‘11.. 3 North Muln
tin, fltculll isornnik. "L
1
iouod from Danbury to
Heartburn. Gar. Dyspepsia and Hattie
ache Vnnlolund Your Stomach
Will Fool Fine , 1.
.1.
1.
it your meals don't tit co ortobly.
or you feel blunted otter 0 ‘M. and
you believe it in the food which fill:
you; 11 what little you out no: mo in
lump attend on your Itomwlii it than
in difficulty in breathing alter outing.
emulation: of sour. undi‘ootod (nod
and acid. hoarthurn, brash or a belch- ‘
lug 01’ no. you out motto up‘your mind
that you used something to atop food
tormentation and cure indication.
'i‘o motto every bit of food you eat
old in the nourishment unditrongth
of your body, you must rid your Stom-
ach of poisons. axcmlvo hold and
Itomooh on, which sour: your entire
moul~lntertem with dilution and
coupon so many sufferers of Dyopopoln.
Blck Houdncho.’ ilillouoneu. Constipa-
tion, Griping. etc. Your one is no
different-you are 9. 11011101011 audaror.
though you may call it by name other
name; your real and only trouble to .
that which you out does not digest.
but quickly torment: and noun. pro-
tll‘ucln; almost any unhealthy condl.
on.
A case of Papa's Diwopain will cost
llltyconto at any Phat-moor here, and
will convince any Itomacn sufloror live
minuteii utter taking a olnclc dose
that Fermentation and Sour Stomach
in causing the misery of indigestion.
Nd matter it you call your trouble
Cutarrh oi the Stomach. Nervouunou
or Gastritis. or by any other home“
always remember thlt n certain cure
to waiting at any drug store the mo-
ment you decide to begin its one.
Pope‘s Illapepoin will resolute any
outof-ordor Stomach within five min-
utes. and digoot promptly, without any
tus- or discomfort, all at any kind of
food you out.
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THE NEW STATE ROAD.
Contractor Hu Work on Normlk
Highway Undor Way.
Work on the now atato road, or rath-
or the old Danton-y and Nomadic turn-
pike. which is to be graded nhd wid-
Norwnlk. is
well under way. Contractor Bonodlct.
of Plttnfleld. Mum, who is doing the
work tram Branchvllle to Topotono.
expects to have a steam literal and
twenty teamu at work bolero luring. A
corload of cement. which will be used
{or concmto work on bridm and cut
verto. has olmdy urrtred nod to ho-
inx distributed along the rand.
Eventually the road from Donbury
to Norwnlk, via Sugar Hollow. will be
as smooth no a mcotraclt. and grout
will on the joy of traveloro by auto
and team through the woodod «lens
thot make thin mad one of the moat
picturooque in the plate.
TheD M. Read. Co.
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Established 1857.
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CHIFFON CLOTHS, exquisite colorings for tunics,
drapings on evening gowns, and also for fancy waists. in
Geranium. Jacqucminot, Old Rose, King’s Blue and Navy,
with other eveuin shades. . _ .
g At the Trimming Section.
Persian Nets nod Persian Chiffon .Cloths at half price.
These are this season’s noveltles, winch were $2.50, new
$1.25. , ‘
Venetian Nets in effective patterns, were $1.00, now 500.
Colored Novelty Nets, a small group, to close out at
25c. . ,
Remnants of Nets and Clnffons for yokes and pinstrons,
at very small pricies. Lace Section.
W.
MARABOUT, by the yard, for trimming dresses, for
edging scarves, and for muffs in combination with satms,
etc. 50c. Trimming Section.
For Men's Wear. President Braces, 39c, 2 pairs for 75¢.
Suspenders. a 250 style, for 19C, 3 pairs for 50¢.
Hose Supporters, 25c quality, 19c. 3 for 50¢.
Hose Supporters, a very good sort at Ioc.
Men‘s. Negligc Shirts. former prices $1.00 and $1.50, the
sale price 79¢ each.
m
Boyo’ Percale Blouses. good quality, made with neck-
llands for collar, styles that have been 50 and 75c, 390, 2
for 75¢.
Boys' Colored Negligc Shirts, worth 50 and 59c, now at
39c, 2 for 75c. .
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Jewel Cases of fine Leather. Odd shadesvof levant, seal,
morocco. and ooze, and also plain and substantial pigskin, "
elegantly lined and fitted. Very much reduced in price.
At the Leather Section.
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Wool Challis, an exceptionally fine display in light and
medium colors, dainty patterns for robes and klmonos. 590
a yard. Colored Dress Goods Section.
The D. M. "Read Co.
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OVERSHADOWS ALL Ut‘HER SALES IN THE VALUES IT OFFERS RATHER THAN THE PRICES IT QUOTES. BUT RED TAG PRICES ALWAYS HAVE BEEN. AND
WE INTEND THEY ALWAYS SHALL BE. THE VERY LOWEST A'i‘ WHlCH GOOD CLOTHES CAN BE SOLD. IF YOU NEED CLOTHES NOW OR LATER. IT WILL
PAY YOU TO BUY HERE NOW. Men's and Boys‘ Clothing and Furnishings Selling at Amuing Reductions in Our Norwalk and South Norwolk Stores.
Men’s Light-weight
Men’s and Youths'
500 Negligec Shirts ..... . . . .
0c
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.... ....... 39:
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Men’s Overcoats
$8.50 and $10.00 l’ancy ()rrrcoals, .in lirnitcu
sizes ............................... $5.85
$10.00 and $12.00 Fancy ()vcrmnts. in all
~ sizes ..... . ...... . .................. $7.85
$13.50 and $15.00 Fancy Overcoat», in all
.sizcs " ... ........ ,. . .5985
$16.00 and $18.00 "Fancy Ovorconln. in all
Sizes .......... . .......... “$12.85;
$20.00 Fancy Overcoats, in all sizes. . . $14.85
$22.00 and $25.00 Fancy ilvcrroals, in all
sizes . ”$18.85
$8.50 Black and Oxford (Normals. .. ...$6.85
$10.00 and $12.01;) lllnck and Oxford Over-
coats . ................ . ....... . ..... $7.85
$15.00'nnd $16.00 Black and Oxford Uvor‘i
coats p ........ 111.85
$20 Black and Oxford ()vcrcoats. . . . . . $14.85
$25 Black and Oxford Overcoats. . . . . . £18.85
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Boys‘j'lOvercoats
$3.50,.anrlth4't10 Overconts ..............$a.,85
$5.00'Ovcrcoats .355
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$8.500ucrcoata $635
$1oyi’lnd'$120vcrconts $785
RUSSIAN OVERCOATS AND REEFEIIS
Ago! 2% to 1011mm .« "
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$4.00 Coats..............'.............thA
$51“) C0D“lbw-UH:1-..anann-o-nnl.3iil
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Coats
Linc lot of Men's Fancy l-‘nll (lvorcouls, light
and medium colors; former prices $15 and
$18. Sale price ............. 38.85
(inc lot of Men‘s. l‘nnry l-‘ull (llvrrcouts. light
and medium colors; iormcr prices $20 and.
$25. halt- lil’lt‘t‘ ............... ”H.512,“
(inc lot of Covcrt 'l‘op Coats, sizes 55, 36 and
. 37: former prices $12 and $15. Sale
price ......... . ...... ..... ......3335
nonmem- in
Big Bargains for Boys
BOYS‘ TWO-PIECE KNICKERBOCKER
' SUITS
Agent) to 17 Your:
$3.50 Suits . . . .
$5.00
........82.45
........$3.65
$6.00 .. ........... ..........“.85
$8.50 Sullu ....................M.35
Our lot of Iloys’ and small lilac Men's Roofers;
former prmc $5.00. Sale price . . . . . . . $1.85
One lot of lioys’ dark colored Overcom; ' as
g to 13; tormer price $3.00 to $5.00. alt
price illlltlltlfifil'IIIDI‘UIDDQIOICUO‘ID‘S
. , 11 lot of Yontlta' Suits slats Land 3 ~ for-
0‘flmcr price $8 to $10. Solo pri’ce. . . . . 5,300.85
Idol‘s F
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Suits
Suits.
gotta: ,.
ur and Fur-lint!
Fancy Suits
The choicest colors and patterns of the sun-
son are included in this truncmious gather—
ing of smart fancy Suitswgrays, h owns,
blues and rich "fixtures-wan amazing at
tructivo offering of the bust tailored, finest
tilting Suits we haw cvcr shown.
“$8.50311ils .....n...‘ 6.85
,$12.00$uits b 7.85
.$l5.odSl1its .910.”
“$13.00 Stilts ........ .. ....... ....ixaos
:Smeintb.fiu.85
$25.008ults......... 318.85
..$3o.ooSuito..........................$oo.85
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{The Greatest Bargains
in Men's Furnishings ,_
IOI‘Iuollllolgu
Ever Ofior'e’d :
at Red Tag Priced i
‘Dur big buuiucno played hob with our .Fur-
niobium stock. 80. in order not to disap-
point our thouooudo of. friends we havcbocn
coking sharp for unuouol value: to help out
our own stiletto, We found than out ‘ a
, few. «loyal ago. and now ohm it plain id
‘range of line iurulahlngu t the moat er:
fut reductions from, rm or prices. Thore'i‘
orpcthing for everybody in‘ this notional of»
or rig.- » ..r 7 "~
i Working Shirts . . . . .‘. . . . .. .
tntirc stock of Men‘s $1.00 Lolored Negllgce
Shirts .. ....... .......79c
$1.50 to $2.00 Star, Cluctt and E. 8: W. Negli-
gee Shirts 8115
Men‘s 150 black and fancy Hose. . . . . . . . . .90
Men’s fancy Lisle Half Hose, 4 pairs in a box;
former price $1.00. Sale price ..... ....GSC
Men's faulty colored Pure Silk Half Hose: for—
mor price 50c. Sale pricc‘... ..........35c
Linen Handkerchiefs; former price 150. Sale
price ‘ . . .91:
All our 50c fancy Four-in-Hand Ties. .390
$1.50 Oxford and fancy trimmed Sweaters.9,sc
$3 Oxfordand fancy trimmed Sweaters. 31.95
$6 Plain Navy Blue Sweaters .. . . . . . . . . 54.05
$130 Olive Drab Flannel Shirts. . . . . . . . . .98c
31. o and $2.00 Blue, double-breasted Flannel
hlrts
$2.50 Lamb Lined Cape Gloves . . . .3145
Men's 500 .Overolls and Coats to match.”. . .390
Men‘s $1.00 gray wool ribbed and camel’s hair
Underwoar, broken sl'zctl . . . . . . . . . ; . .690
It rgainn in broken sizes of Men's Union“ Suits.
.1\‘ 011's 50¢ bloc derby ribbed Unticrwcar. .390
Men’s 501: li'lceccd Lined‘AUndcrwe‘ar, double in?
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ale "re‘“‘ed shir‘a IURQtO|II|lhIIIIOOXCWm‘
Men's s4 ands; 301111.15 Winona
Trolleymen‘s winter Sum, former pride $18.
Salo'prlce 1.733
Birgit” in odd lot: of Men‘s and Boyo' Win-
ter Oops.
hays“ $1.00 and um fancy trimmed “Sweat; I
.. min“(OI-600i.ni‘oun-c'nuao-onno
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