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When You See the Above Sign
You know it represents the‘ Pound Sterling the
Money. Standard of England.
tron the value of it.
,:_VVWhen You See the Name "'«TERLING
on a Piano. it represeI its the highest standard of
the. Piano Makers Art in the United States of
America. ,V
Cash Rented installments .
Does your Piano need Tuning or‘PoiishingP Our
Workmen are experts. QWrite or ‘phone No. 30
. M tSonnenberg Piano Company
104 Washington St.. South Norwalk
You never ques-
HEATING AND PLUMBING TROUBLES to rm to
solve. and we'll grrrrnnttw \(llll‘ house trill ho in ltPltrIr
order and you‘ll gIt liltllt comfort irom it than in um
protioue winter uItrnIlu
Science and oonmon sense. when combined with the
tree of best. ninteriuin in auto to bring about antiwar-to rt
reunite
The Jones & Hotchkisa Co.
17 Wall Strut Phone 742 Norwalk. Corr».
EsTlMA‘i‘EI WEERFULLY FURNISHED
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;)‘to Painting
and Trimming at
ther M. Wrighls
I. soUTlI nonwittrt .
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_ mil Alto wtoa‘n anénMAN coMMAuoanv mom.
‘ ontltt. i LA’TroN..
r m “In etII'lI Shannon ouunander. No. 470, Um
“I “Avlixbtlyiu stat! cram the cotton ion will hold
5' A public installation or oltioera tumor
row evening" at B oclooit. in 8013i! or
Temperance Hall in Well atrcot. Fol-
lowing tno ipltll ation A program conI
lentil; ill by the Medium
Aurelia
Portico. And more duetl by literal
Thump!“ And Mill. Filmer will he
‘ hire in“? The unicorn o: the stunt! trom-
y
to to little dolor-I
the door-
rat the mom «metal
inf tome. and error not
Mr reunions by Mill Aim .
nitalllilq"¢flt -
d be ot-
no
, on tilt the titanium trod
'th run ‘tt'illttri
l It lalllt't‘lltl be are neWI folded quite
in the center it c fold In than no neldotn
made in c‘xnetly tho sumo pinee that
the tnbiwloth will not until dawn the
genie-r long before wvurlnrz out an no
(ton hnpporru. rrnd lire uliglrt differ
unit uill nor be noticed in most pat
terns ~ Harper u it our
f The vogue lor drrirrllon nt .Irltornootr
I“ r u .11 ‘.r are trot uwtot nrrd uhlrb do
Error tulle rwm the 11mm tile tor dinner
is inrronulnr: liven the ion itnolt‘ Wt
.tlt-l told is (rising: tray to trrril price:
limit your milk turiouuh with no out;
heater [or Inn minutes. drive (loud
iiouuukwpinx. and you will have a
more superior quality oi buttermilk.
This to worth knowing. no trruehnl tire
buttermilk produced in the crenrneriee
in large towns to frequently unlit to
drink tliitl that made uitlr thr tnblt-te
requires“ certain lorrrru-rntrrro which
is not nlwnyn our) to cmrrrunnd
After it run or plmomueu has been
opened. it not all used immediately
thcrw remaining r. rn no limit for 11 ron-
uidertthlr time by row: inn with frtIuh
water the halter- rrruat he changed of
ten enough to be rtlunys fresh. \.
(told boiled egrnt niiccd rind laid on
ltItllit‘tI lenven und drool-ted with dirty-
onnnixe tire. to trinity quite no good no
stuffed eggs iiiitl rite 11111th more
Itrrir-kiy prepared.
Here in n little hint taken from The
Indierz‘ World ‘uhlth the new house
imeprr mny iini! useful: in baiting a
hint unlit} rr arm the pull in print with
the butter II in stood in another pun
several sizes turner. and h h put into
Ilit‘ oven. the lout’ in the in or pnn will
not search nnd horn. no matter how
long. it turn to remain in the oven.
.0
A otunninn dotted white rnnrorrinotto
one—piece gown line it deep hand of all
over embroidery lot into both wninl
und nkirt. the combination proving un-
expectedly vli'coiir'e.
I‘hero nro tunic oleetn among the
new white gowns And frocks. some
times of the lame trutterlni All the un
dor skirt. and sometime» or colored
orrrbroidery‘ which in ropentod in the
waist with excellent oilect.
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One hardly not the right tmpflrnaion
or the sleeves now in vogue when they
were spoken or a kimono for A kimono
ulouvua are nnuaiiy wider at the hot
tom, brrt ‘lturrol. " the new term tor the
sleeve in one Willi the ahonldcr in very
aryrroprlnto for it in the same size all
length.
The now eolororbwuolr fabrics nhow
(tron wine on well an lengtbwiae
ztrl There are nine bordered or
chtVu round; the more cxltoullvo {ADI
TC! l
it in cold that on lrrhrlilrlo remedy
for the lro‘anponeua with which ‘lti
runny have been ethicttpi tor rover-Al
day: at n time thin winter in the math
or an egg beaten to 'r. mouth. iniked
with tour teaapoonlttl’a at {muttered
r and the ulnar tilled wi 11 hoilin:
no or. Drink on doing toé .tilil. «an an»
other giant in the nrornré
The arm shirts that accompany the
thodel'a would the natural writer, line
”with mini ll iit y. tit bolt ti AAAlu
tir'jo tool. it“ i dirty writing.
ivo the slender, iii in more
on to or well Mttllo
our the monitor! our oil. Jro’i lit
"in tuition
River From liltililfll to the
l neutron Billion
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WASHINGTON 86. ——Thero
l‘ov .A
Jun
R are strong probibilitioa tert the rtv«
“ er and harbor: bill that purine: the
Senate will make “provision (er the
.mproveme‘ttt of the Connecticut river
from Hartford to its mouth in line
.Ilth the prune approved by the army
engineers and thowar department
Vloitora at Capitol.
Frederick do Peyuter. of Portland.
.residunt. of the Association for the
Jurrrtrtront improvement or the Lou/v
Ir Connecticut River. and Oliver Glid-
rnleuve, chairman of the committee
on river improvement. have been vitri-
ore to the Capitol during the past
mole of days and they have left
‘ Washington pretty well aatirrtled with
no prospecto.
Piibualor Measure.
‘ Altogether clear trolling tor the
intro and hnrboru bills, irowuvor. in
.he Senate in not at ii” certain that at
torrent. A fine, turtle illiburtter on
be measure in sighted by the penal-
minta; and they werent taorrre bnaisjor
their views. The filibuster. however,
Ian-.rrnds luruoly on the ntIituro‘ of the
V ' .o’tmmo committee on tomnteit'e, which
hail the trill in charge. toward no
rurendment recently introduced by
élonutor Wot-hen: of Wyoming.
Bill for ofllcora.
Mr Warren has been trying to get
irrough Congrena, upon the recom
.nendutlon or the President A bill tor
more amount in the engineers eorpn of
the army with a special view to pro-
Iltlllln lnore unicorn tor river fllltl hur
our improvements. lint Senator Bullet
rI Texas has been no unaurmountnhle
)batnclu up to the present time; and
to has openly threatened to hold up all
outstation by n nllnnstor- it any at
emnt in mode to get the nrentture
.brough. Senntor Warren has now pro
tilled thr- bill as an utncrtdtrrent o tlrr
iron: and lttrrbora trill. and it i finds
some t‘nvor with the committee on
tourmerce and is incorporated in the
ill. uorne action on the part or Air.
Bailey’nguitrnt the whole river and
rarhor bill In mt certain as taxes. Aan
("ill to one the riveru urrd harbors inr-
rroved and to old such work by in-
tone of the available army edition
a direct it. the Senate committee on
(llllllltlrlt'. can it ill) be expected to
urn down Mr Winter: a amendment.
Aan'ny there in dynamite in the
diatom amendments 11nd the handling
rl it only cause. an orpinuiotr that will
it hourd around the country-
I‘OLEY’S KIDNEY REMEDY-AN
APPRECIATtON.
i.. McConnell. Catherine street. Ell
trim. N. Y.. writea.‘ "i will: to unrel-
Vny appreciulion in the great good I
.erivod from M’s Kidney Roma»
Iv. which l lured hr a [lid case of kid
my trouble l-‘ive hottloA did the
vork moat attentively and proved to
no beyond doubt It in the most reliable
nedieluo l have ever taken." The
lridgo Pharmacy. "
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CAUGHT iN COTTON GIN.
Aether and Her Baby Killed While
Trying to 5‘" Daughter.
REIDSVII LII‘, (in. Jan 26 ~Trylns
n vain to save the life (timer (laugh
or. whose clothing caught in the limit
nit ot‘ a cotton altr, Mrs. J. D. White.
nr'rltlootl hm- own'lile and that of her
ruby yoetorrlny.
Thcvllttle girl hemmed {or help an
the Ielt borer-it drawn Into the mach-
uory. Her mother. who was nearby.
rprang to aid her. She. too, wan caught
ind the baby. which was in hor.arma.
was hurled to the lloor and killed. The
mother and daughter died econ attor-
wordn.
GENERAL PEROHIaG IND. CAW
PAN .
MANILA .irrn. 20.——Genral I’orsnlns.
:ornrnAnder oi the Deputmont 0! Min
lanao. has ended llthe dunltivo cane
cnlsn in the DA district. having
tilled or can first! the murderorn
.rrrd dilpomrd t lawlcla Manchu
hands.
, LAN sage CROWN. .
WINNIP Jan. 28.~«Hilllard
lama. Canadian woltorwoilht ohaun
pion. iAAl night h d the better 0! A 11.
round bout with “ id" ilrown. of Girl
04130..
IOGMMITLKADKR ILL.
BERLIN, .nrn. All. "19““ Singer. tho
Soclaillt lender in the Roman.“
anriouaiy Ill. .- ’2
LiKEV Fililllli W“
Frank H. bitter ottorl Fountai- Modi-
- all}. It PM" I'll“. .
Frank H Baxtttr. the firm" ular drug
ill. ll matting Andi!
l A hndini morally A ll mug
“W l3"tilt-.ltn d“
til ti Alert level a for
adulation turd dy pour rrt butt
In; ridttiou to thtr 1:1er thrice”
lllglli the (ductile ““er
ill llll RlllR Rllri
1‘ Plans for cleaning and Dredging
It
Misery Will BeRolléthl in
Jun 1r FmHRotl
You can lurely and Grippo And
break up the moat latter-a cold either
in iron cheat bintend Riot limbo.
by to ti; 11 Ah no of Plan .COld 00m-
pound every two harm hptit three
consecutive done: All; the all.
it promptly relievel tit moat miner-
abio hour-aisle 1min. h’o one. dull
noel. hand and none at up. rover-
llhnell. lamina a. are tum, mucous
catarrhal til-chorus, roofing oi the
nose. aoreuela, AtiIlnoAI ltd rheumAI
tic twingon
'1‘le this harmless compound a: div
reeled, without Interiorlnoo with your
usual duties and with the knowlodao
that there In no other Medicine. mode
anywhere ciao in the world which will
cure your cold or end Or one misery
are promptly and without Any other An
slnttnce 0r but alter-unenl- u to 15
C011
pound. which any druuist in the
world can lonely
Papa A Gold pompound ll the roAult
of three yenra‘ reaearch At a coat or
more than titty thouund dollars, and
contains no ulnino, which we have
conclusively omonltratod in not of
lectlve in the‘ treatment of colds or
”PM
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THREE IN RAGE FOR CONTROL OF
OYSTER GROUND.
Sui-blot Omnpany Moon Oppoaition
From chicane and New York
Concert.
NEW HAVEN. Jun 28 *From in-
formation gained from the local
Wholelalo oyster growers recently.
ther is a three cornered light going
on oyster bedn in this little. and
in Rhodu Island. for options upon
this clan or property. There are three
important taetcrs now in the lieid to
obtain control of tlreae oyltor grounds
and the tight for their control. it our
stated by n wellimown New Haven
or slur grower would culminate within
a Very (an weeks.
The story was brought to the our.
lace by the Atalement that the Soul-
shtpt Oyster 00mm!!!» with A capital-
ization of 82.000.000 or more. had
that secured control or the Seacoaat
tompany‘ grounds oft thin city.
:Iroenpor l. l. and Wellieot. Mun.
rem Fran. Renter. or thin city. and
other: and that "00.000 had been
laid for tho name and also that the
autumn company no In negotiation
tor other pinata or a atmilar character
In this section. The Beulahipt company
no: locured a very large attire ol the
or titer grounds in aouthern New Eng-
land.
in an Investigation of the situation
it was found that while the Beulahlpr
company baa AA yet obtainod a com»
iteratively small amount at the oyator
acrem in the nound oil hero. it in
very warmly looking“
in Addition it in attired that a New
York concern la out for property hem
and also the Booth Planet-In compotu'.
at Chicago. A $7. 000. 000 concern.
which handler Latte nah on he on
account and which in one of the lar-
yolt purclruera of salt water nah Rod
oyatern. item the (lull. V1rom he
Chelnponko And from LOIR‘ island
Sound was to send an aunt here to
look out (or in intoreatl in this lec-
tion Did not control at any oylter
lands coconut-y.-
ne. of the largest of tho Oily Point
woloaulern sold. without Allowing his
name to be quoted:
"No matter what come out 0t thin
tight. you viii noon tree the oyster
htulnou of this country in- the hands
or A very tow people. it looks to me
:‘ilre a case or the lurlevAl or the
ttoat "
TO cunt A com molt: rm
Take LAXATWE W0 Quinta.
Tablets. Drum umwmm if
It rails to euro. ml.
nature IA on each b01850.
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N‘DI‘WN‘ ROLL DALL.
m
linen Tribe. No. 26. Nanntn tor Va
or. rim. Nut tutu!” ll out
One or the his «all at the yoAr In
Uncle Tribe. l: 0. .31.. in train; plau-
‘ not! by tho committoo'ili tlbnrg'o'lor .
next rue-day night. The
explained in detail in the t
liner"I which 1'” received it by the
re are "curator or, liltliil‘ it man
You are hereby mum ilt thala-
llllol roll call of (#03 rt” Iml
in tho tritium,
ar-r Ann, cold moo
nary :1. tutti.
”(ruptured In tho I
run. 16th brentir. no
bin in council and
intro: into our truth,
W» “madam; '4‘
advance t polo t
all” trill.
mu
ill lllltl not
The Most Severe Cold And Grifipc'
“outrage at Papa'l Cold Oom- ‘
owing no- .
Bridgeport Advordun‘untl.
‘_ Advortiumlnta. I
I “my. 1. .t
The. D. M Read Co.
Wilfbad i837.
FOUNTAIN PENS. 14-K. GOLD PENS.
Rex Fountain Pens, with enameled metal reservoir and
”Roget old pen. usual firice 59c. for 39:. .
tungst- ‘9 Fountain Pens. block rubber reservoir, 14-
karat Ngold pens, usual price 75c. for 50¢. ,
Number-r1 1t and 14 Penn. usually $1 00 for 75¢.
Large size Fountain Pens, mounted with silver filigree
and pearl, and also some with plain reservoirs, whichdrnve
been from $1. 50 up to.$2. 00. to close out at 95¢ each.
These Pens are from the Eagle Pencil Co. and every
. one is warranted to give satisfaction.
‘ At the Staliouery Section.
SALE OF WASH GOODS REMNANTS. .
Lengths average from 2 to 9 vards, right for kimonos,
waists and little girls‘ dresses.
Silk and Cotton weaves, at 25, 39 and sec.
Mcrcerized Fabrics. worth 39c All marked
Poplins. Colored Linens, at just
Gingham: and Madras. Half-price.
Wash Goods Section, lower floor.
GAS AND ELECTRIC DOMES.
Several fine specimens \viriclr have been‘uscd as samples.
Value $12.50 for $6.25. Value $15.00 for $7.50.
Value $25.00 for $12.50.
Table Lamps, Special. a
Decorated China Lamp, with central draft burner value
$5. 00 for So so.
Colonial Bruit Lamp. was $4.75 {or $3. on, complete
wiv etched shade.
Princess Bedroom Lamps, with shades, was $3 so for
$2 .00; was $2. 98 for $2. 00.
Roxane. Teplitz. and Austrian Vases, with other Art
Warelé at hali~price before inventory.
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Remember the Valentines! Court: and see the assort-
ment while they are now am freshly opened. 1er very
ones you may want are attractive and will be picked up
quickly.
The D. M. Read Co.
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THUR DAY
is Bargain Day
‘ Worsted Sweaters
We have made I fortunate purchaae at then popular garments. no
that we our otter them At nearly hAIrprlco.
Children’s Ludies’
Sweeters sweaters
cAnornAL.
worn. .onav. war-re, our . . . . .. .lm
aim earn.wsn..........soo Value 33.60.
YAlro mo.
wmrl oiiLv. trouble
rim-mt ..~..:..........lr.4o
. Value ”.50.
writ". VOAllblNAL. Iilott 26 to'
3‘ ~roopoovnnngnn ”1A....‘uw V
" Value At All.
‘ IIwrnva‘. our. irony
WHi'i‘l ONLY. heavy , _
WOIVO "’""""“”"‘. 2'14” Wave t'VD'V‘I-thlla-n.A-r’t.’
‘ ”5 you, not. vane title
4
We have moral m or «there amour}. but At than price: they
lhouitl not. int the In; tint. .
AAVnVoAmA on when cocoa
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