BlTlllllllil ll SIM! 00W . sacs a snow , ” 9 9 ' , w ,W ; ” Boole 9, VERY UMVE ‘ ‘ . 9 ‘ DBllOlOllS The Candy oi'lilxccllencs (Continued irom First m... TEAS 39289 39956:; 43:3! TEAS . 9 9 891.00 per period ‘ ~ . 9 9 W , 9 c 9. ' Homade candy 3 Am! amuwmfi ii: ‘ . ’ mazes"? 2113903019!" 12:73am :23. c, M .. , : ' “M ”I. W o rro ens.wr ewo— 8 00.32 9 7‘ V’ We Ice Cream ‘ willows “9995:: blzl‘dini: Iiliisrrui C 0 FF E ES 23gc,338c lbc CO F FEES 1 ismwoils and wishing Godspeed to the WW ‘ ‘ : Tm" M “ j V The Best of . imi?" N0 woman were allowed to Extra Pink stamps Given was "reasons sorrow ‘ 9 9.99 g; accompany the expedition. ‘ , ‘ "“ 9 . ummenmi Franklin pen com. 3 lbs Yale Toast Crackers” .25c State Eggs per dozen ........46o M. 9 Products Anderson: Lunch “:1“ 9 It '18 the nu mum.“ ch18, o, the mm, m m 9 399:. giant}? Milli Crackers.. gs; gfisrrwilgggs, dozen. . ...... 9g: 9 . 6193‘. ., , 1mm M300 . me , , as aw runos........... o e rs can ....... l ' "‘ ' ll kl ” M is "I. m .9: i’hilippioes. made .a short parting . 3 lbs. Whole Grain Rice .. [.in Brand Corn: can . ........10 torn“: Arum” elf. mum" and "0‘15“ka 9 sprinted? to the silicon and men of the gumllnnuB Lard 9999.. . . . .. . . . .iac :rowu Aster Poi-ii dz 1399M, can 91;: . flex lion just before the transport one one soon, .......... 18c Wesson's Snowdrift can... , F999. A. LANE givznmig‘ fining? Hm in Of the most won. sailed. General Bell urged the troop, r smoked Shoulders, lb. ....9...12c Cresco for cooking, can....9...259o iii Washington sum. is l' f . . 9 i‘ to show pride in their American oit~ derful Time and Labor Saver ever oil‘ercd t9 women. Pei-oil is the new washing oomQ lmnshlp while they Were on foreign soil. The Chinese, he said, were wor- thy of a square deal, and canceled the American soldiers to treat them in a worthy way. He bagged the of- ncorsand- men to he verypnrtlcular in regard to courtesies and salutes to other foreign oillcers. and he impress ed upon the men the necessity for maintaining their reputation for clear» . iinsss suds neat personal appearance. ‘ ‘ 9 . o in conclusion. he explained the desir- ability or maintaining the most triond. ly relations with all foreigners with whom they should come into contact. The loading of the transport, Logan was not completed until shortly after midday. A driving rain which fell throughout the iomnoon' caused con- siderable delay. The 96 horses and mules which are attached to the ex. ‘ pediiioii no son teams and draft horses were taken on board at. the last mo ment. Eight his army wagons were also shipped,” well as an automobile truck and one or two smbulanccs. mm“ General Belt accompanied by his Wines, Whiskles. Bundles. Beers. Ales, Porters and Mineral Waters, at Wholesale Prices ’ A. F. Beckmaun & Co ’ 38 I .5 WAOHlNGTON 81". Phone 440. IOUTH'NORWAL 9‘ south Nordic: —' as... u—.. ' -2-."-2I:-Iu?-:::-:-;-:a_-jnjatut-3'34:utetu:sLfiiri!2-3-:I:02IZILI I:IZI:I:I:I s‘ . . . . .a,s.~,o,s I's‘s'l n o‘s I I'I I o .......... Electrical Wiring" Fine Line of Elec- trical Supplies ‘Charlfiuek, in Address: 51 MAIN 87.9NORWALK Telephones: Office. 001; house. 21-! * Perot! washes clothes clean with- but ”the use of soap or wash-board and iiilialf the time you took before. 6 Perri! will Free You from ‘ ., Washdqyfilavcry Perot] ‘is'dbsolutely harmless toahsnds and fabricaf' 10 Cents FOR SALE ON BEARD________j__s ROCKS TWENTY LARGE BUILDING SITES Everyone know this landmark of our city, but do you realize the fruit. that it lies over one hundred feet above tide water and is free from noise.9 dust and all the other nuisances usual in the center of any town? ‘ From this property one can walk to the -—-——v~.. W»... Although the last snowfall was not heavy sieighing is fairly good, due to the frozen condition of what snow did fail. ‘ (thermal! Gammandery. No. 470, Unl- tod order of the Golden Cross, will meet internship; in the Wall street quartersf; W Dr. A. R. Turner, who has been spending several months in Paris. .............. wBiiy Banner bread, cake. biscuits, cookies, etc. Banner Bakery. Tel. 367. The Winston‘s Christian Temper- ‘ance Union is meeting this aitornoon with Mrs; Ferris Gay, of 8 Henry street, Nilrwalk. M Miss Frances Cullen. or Boldsn ave- nue, is' now employed for a. short Franco, «returned to Norwalli yesterday afternoon, alter a decidedly pleasant trip. “Lulu of Pork, 16c lb. liayos‘ hurt. Kobsosa Encampment, No. 9, l. 0. 0. 8., held a regular business meet- ing last evening and transacted rou- At Your Grocers atoll made a thorough inspection or the vessel and of each man of the expedi- tiou before noon. General l-iell talked .ior amoral minutes with the sssembl» _ ell officers of the regiment, giving them their final instructions Capt. Peter W. Davison. Fourth ln~, fantry, one of General hell's sidesho- camp. is accompanying the expedition nartnoan orarrou ll For particulars and restrictions address the owner, MINER D. RANDALL Learn Bookkeeping Stenog- Minute to Chin “hummus. but will return to ‘ Manila as soon as the troops have “"40“. As the vessel left the quay, the band of the Fifteenth lniantry played a so lection‘of patriotic sire and there was much waving of handkerchiefs and tings until she was lost to view. 9 moors, Jan. it.——-’l‘he gravest re- ports are coming to hand regarding the situation st Lancbow. According to a news agency diiipatoh from Tiers rain, the report reached that city res terdny that the imperial troops were acting with the most fiendish brutal» ity. ‘ The allotstlon is made that they can turedsn lollies: oi the republican ' troops whom they that tortured and “impunity skinned alive. They'also .. , shot amid Cross assistant. ’ ' i it is thither reported that they are shooting without mercy every Chinese whom they encounter without a queue. 9 The, imperial trooxis. it is stated. are entirely without discipline and have not completely out of hand. BOSTON Jan. 12mins ' following cablesram from Shanghai was received by‘tho American Baptist Foreign Mis- sion Society in this city: "Our missionaries, shut up in Chang-9 }tu, in West China, since Sept. 1 last, have arrived in Shanghai. " ' it is believed by the society that the missionaries were brought Shanghai" by the American consul st Chnnnkinr, acting under the orders time as cashier in the Atlantic and . tine matters of business. The otlicers ‘ Pacific ten-rigors). were not installed, it being decided to have the installation ceremonies postponed until the evening of Jan- uary 26th. FISH ' FISH ' The only place in The Nor-wattle that handles nestling m On Food. SPANWH MACKEREL, FLAT, COD. FROST Fl“. WHITM SHELT- BLUE, HALIHUT, WHITE FISH, PIGKEBEL. ”LNG“. WMK'. HER. RING. GOSLING CLAMB (opened). EIOALLOPI. OYSTERB. LONG AND ROUND CLAMB. GOQLINO GLAMS FOR IAKlNO. Cutbill’s Bridge Fish TILIPHONI in. raphy, Typewriting, English Actual Business, at Merrill Easiness College South Nomalk Stamford Port Chester Howard Merchant, of Pininiield, N. 1., brother of Mrs. Oscar Smith, 6'! 51 Wilton avenue, has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Smith for the past few days. ' m.—_—.——— «Low crowned Dot-bios nt O’Brienfis Deputy state Chief Hayinalier ”1. ii ldnooln and staff or oiliccrs went to Bridgeport last evening where they . raised oaths “rubes‘9‘ oi Wowompcm ilsymakers' Association. They report havinghad s onetime with excellent hospitality at the hands at the Bridge. ‘ port farmers. WKeep your house warm, and a tire is the range over night No trouble i! you urea coal from Raymond Bros. ) r 21s . t i The ’Harstrom School hockey team is practicing this dine skating westh er. All the skates were sharpened yesterday and are now in good condi- 'tlon. ' , .»w......... .. “0—,. ....W..w._.mm~m ,’ Estracting' Teeth was a slow and painful operation as performed by the old time doctors, in by the aid 0! modem‘instruments scientific developments the tortti have. been eliminated. l have given special tinie and st: to thisbrsnch of dentistry,l have the L latest and best instruments, I have the most perfect system. and i have hallo _ large experience, and .am well equip-iv ped, in every way, to extract teeth; ' painlessly. skillfully and satisfactorily. Dr. J. H. MALLERY‘ to South Mlln 8L, Booth NOW!!! ‘9 Creditors or the Goldman company of New Haven have petitioned the United States district court that the concern be declared a bankrupt, and Frank Kenna of New Haven has been appointed a temporary receiver. The petitioning creditors represent about $1. 200 in claims. . Forest Mills Knit Underwear This Underwear is beautifully made and harm imaginable rear 9 ture that could appeal to a dainty woman and one who wishes at the same time for durability and satisfactory wearing and launder in: qualities in knit undergarments LADlEB’ veers AND rams, in medium and flooded. ....s0c LADIEB’ veers AND rams, Wool 7mm LADIES’ UNlON suns. medium might use LADIES‘ umoN suns. fleece iims tactics LADIES' UNION sci-rs, Wool........... .sns cHiLoasN's veers a mare, medium and fleeced........25o~2§c CHILDREN’S veers AND rams. Wool moose CHILDREN'S vssrs mo ssure. allk and w»: ............m ‘OHlLDREN's uuio‘N sum. fissosd soc CHiLOREN’s umoa soirs. Wool sioo iNFANTs' canoe. Wool cocoon, * iNFANrs' woor. vssrs .. 25-70:: mrmrsi SlLK AND wool. veers .. ............si.oo Buckingham Post, No. 12, G. A. it. ,wiil meet in the post rooms this eve- ning for the regular business session The new emcers will ofl‘iciatc tor the first time. ”—— " St. Mary's Young Men's Club will hold a regular business meeting this; evening in the club quarters in Leon-5 ard street. All members are asked: to be present. mThe January Sole event of the year opens tumorrow at Mlntss. We 'will expect you. ' ‘ ‘ It’s natural for you to doubt our word when We say that you cannot obtain it cholcor Whiskey than our Liberty. for Stir. the quart. This whiskey has a flavor that is only obtained by genuine ageing, and oflrsoolsssing distilling. it is a pro duct that is superb in flavoring and absolute in purlty.’9 I.‘ICIIo\~e|§'llQOuI ——tMints’s January Clearance Sale Staph?“ 3' Bray, chairmanof the opens tomorrow Suits, Coats, Dream ipool committee of the Nutmeg Club. on Furs and Millinery at less than!” preparing to draw off the names of 3 :the players for the second round of re niar rice Come and be :siifvitrifiad g D ithe club pool tournament. There rc- . mains but one game to be played and Robert Burns, of Franklin svenue,, the second round will probably be do recovering from a short illness tstnrted next week, Hours: 8a. m. to 8 p. m. can»? ‘ s.sucn..-~uv.-s-.~.s- days by appointment only. , 9 I sllsssrssss ‘j’nenmonia w“ at (me “me fem" ‘ 9 . ‘, oi‘the‘ American minister. limousine 80c the quest. 9 , . 99 “1' but this has been ”med 0“ and l T 1;, wgl b.8231 133;? 13,3322? ' Jo I! Manette waShiflgtOB street missionaries taken from Chengtu was Lehlg . 9 the m is o" the high low to rem. V7163“; sailor...” be retired a: ‘ L ”up“ Tam"- mm "mm” "Ye" ’“ CaStenallO 8: Bartlett! » . 9 " ‘ ' _ . . . l 9 d 9 ' ery the “mom my.“ conferred. sgc<lm~ Jamestown, it. i. and who it a are T“. “‘99 “9 Fisilmdairs. There is good fishing through the ice in the Norwalk river and the men members of the crews of the several barges and schooners tied up in the ice are taking advantage of their op- portuulties. At a special service to be held at the hon-riot seven o’clock on Sunday 9 night the two recently formed and or- ganizzed Holy Nemé‘Sccietles of St. Mary‘s church, the junior and the sen- lor, will be formally received. —-—Fuil line Caps at O’Brien‘s. William F. DeKlyn. or Mott ave mac, and Bernard ’1‘. Natteford, of Wil- ton avenue, report an excellent time _, and unusually lino treatment at the "9Vreceptiou and banouét to the bidders . Tend dealers of ice cream and to the ' "dealers of milk. “M A reception will he tendered to Rev. Ralph G. Hartley, the new poster oi the South Norwalk Baptist. church at the church this evening. It is haped that every member of the church will snake an effort to be on hand at this receptiorliiia order that there may be no doubt» to the welcome which the church wishes to extend to their ow pastor. LOOSE LEAF POI? ND mosx woos owns?!“ and Catlin nor on: :v-eavlrl AND .9' is causing. mittee report on the coming annivers- ary preparations and refreshments will be served. All members are urs— ed to be present. "Fresh Shoulders, 121m: lb. Hayes' Mkt. Three creditors of the BEL. com- pany of Norwich, manufacturers of lln11~beflrlll8 implements 9 and ms- chiues, have petitioned the United States district court that the com‘ pany be adjudged bankrupt, The peti- tions allege that the concern has liabilities of about 840, 000 and assets of about $30,000 The St. George“ Pulp and, Paper Company are reciving shipments of pulp trom Canada by rail. In winter the storms'and ice delay the schoon- the cargoes. more expensive but there are only a few months in the year when the transportation by this means is neces- ssry. Little Miss Blanche Quite Main street, whose arm was“ ‘ ‘ a fall on Wednesday. is. 9 tul in spite of the pain l also it 9 April 15,1990] .. ' 9 sorry im January 1902i 9? ‘ are too much to entrust them with . Q The railroad freight is 251420.00 ~ 9- 41.541 in 50:000 59:00“ 9...... $679. 08 $100,280.50 0,167 091 400,065 15 111,418.69 _~‘sii,rso rs tinnitus onto or Brown University. There has been but little change planar-psi according to letters received by the society from its missionaries. 'I‘hemisalon's . representatives at Chengtu haveb‘rou‘ght in reports of skirmishes and battles in which hunt dreds of rebels were slain. ‘,iord of Shanghai, writes: “The outlook for peace and settled ‘ the outbreak of the troubles.” .41.. N0 TURKEY TRO‘I‘ AND MQRIZZLY ‘ HEAR poisons. ‘- DES MOIN38 Iowa, Jan. 12.-Ail persons dancing the arissly bear or in public dance balls in Des Moises will heartened. 9 All ordinance placing the; public dance hails under police regulation passed the city council Wednesday night. Ides and women censors. em- . played by the police! department. will attend all dances. elimination those ‘ the unrecorded as transom 9 . ‘ who seam Who reported for duty recently in the revolutionary situation‘ in china. and no speedy settlement “9 of diner-cacao is anticipated by mis- ln a letter December 5.12. i). sup . conditions over the country is perhaps darker than it has been at all since . the turkey hot or the moonlight waits ., ‘ ocuuers AND orriciaas *Wbb—M-s TIRED EVEN There‘s a reason for it. if your ,glasses are not right, the eyes tire fossil! and cause headache. Smart-x ins and other disagreeable symp‘ toms: A pair of our properly titted glasses will stop this. We employ 9 ‘iilsperienoed tacoiists -~ graduate physicianswto examine eyes, and ‘ shambles satlsiactlon sr animus Sonora, Stamford. Conn. ' Open Saturday Evenings .19, . ‘ on: rescues.- 9 Judge Alfred E. ,nustin,‘ or west; avenue,~snilad Loom New York city today onthe “Viallancla,” ofthe Ward Lino for Cuba; its will stop-Eat San- his plantations at Callahan. yous re-9 poi-ts say that because of lack f rain went to New York city yes d tornoon, and remained over ulaht» dist he might be sons to set. imp THAMER tricolor s tims.’9not wishing to visit» ‘ the cross look bad. Jodi! Austin mt a TON or ouaw9‘i V Nioii‘ssliios'coas. l'i' loosened-r cost volt. an moss maniac] OTHER GRADES.: The Harris &Gans Go. President: Mellon" Quoted as Most Contain 9wm Not be honoured;
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