When you are heady to buy new Floor Coverings, come and see us.
1 BUGS-«Crux Rugs. all sites.
Rugs, all sizes.
China”. Mattings.
on. CLOTHSwi-i, 6-4, 8-4. 10-4.
LlNOLEUM, Printed and Inlald.
Log Cabin Rugs, all sizes.
Brussels Rugs,
I Marinate! Runs. 8 ft. 11 by 10 it. s and o it. by 12 it.
,' , CARPETBTVelvet Carpets, Brussels Carpets. Tapestry Carpets, lu-
grain Cutlets, Fibre Carpets, Crux Mailings,
Smyrna
8 it. s by 10 it. 6 and 9 ft. by 12,.it.
Japanese Mailings,
LACE CURTAINS AND PORTIERES.
SHADES TO ORDER A SPECIALTY.
A. Dickerman 8: son
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assortments, odd pieces and short lengths of reliable 1 '
and seasonable merchandise, offered at sharply re-
ddced prices. that are sure to make a quick. decisive
clearance. Do not miss this opportunity t9 secure
,3 your share of the wonderful values offered here.
TheN E. RYAN co.
event, embracing brolien 1
SOUTH NORWALK
Hi Fl
“ * + wile Heathers 1.9mm
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone, ‘6. '
BEAVER
is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and
plaster and wall- paper. it is susceptible of an infinite variety
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits or a
wide scope for individual preterment and tests. We are agents
ondviieep a large supply on hand.
BOARD
Use: of Hand Pump. .
EWN.111.,Jen.1s.—Resideuis of
9 a village near here
‘ 11 0118011113 from a scarcity
, . for several days. ‘
11.1.1000 by a woman, who
, .oi! the valve connecting the
am reservoir with the springs which
m it. so that she could obtain an
"lyric supply of water ior her needs.
the increased flow o'f-wate‘r in the: without food or bedding.
an'a house removed the necessity
stating a. hand pump.
RIDEN FAVORS A GOVERN-
, ' MENT BY COMMISSION.
WEN. Jan. 18 .——At a meeting
. Meridian Business Men’s asso-
tion held here uhis week the- inflow
esolution was passed at the ana-
fof a special delegation deals-
to infinite into the commission
m oi government {or this city:
, so we unhesiitatlngly
mménd that whatever action that
necessary be taken to secure the
,Mmisslon torn: or government for
lien our city charter badly
Magi-imam! while being realised
one o“ as well along commission
hcrwlae and no the everlast-
our city. The commie» .
is cities of the smaller claps, ‘
at... politleltl happenings
HEAlIiLY FINED FOR ORUELTY To
A cow.
MILFORD, Jan: 118'.~Ralph De Gulls,
a Frenchman who lives on the banks
of the Hountonic river. was round
éuliny in the town court Monday or
cruelty to animals. and was lined $26
and costs. the whole amounting to
842. His arrest (allowed complaint to
the hpmane agent. on Saturday that
trom Tuesday at last wool: until 111.11
urdsy a cow owned by De Golia had
been allowed to remain in a shed
where it had fallen to the ground.
' When the
humane agent went in to inspect the
cow it was said in court, he lound one
conditions such that he ordered the
animal killed. The cow, it was saidu
was frozen to the ground.
scum-0a 1000011 000111 no.
‘ PROVID.
- The latest word from States At-
literacy Stiles Judson is that he is
progressing splendidly toward com-
plete‘ recovery. it is many a day
since he felt so well. He is not ex-1
inflicted home for some time It is
thought that he will he may until
the last of the mouth at least. While
his boat of friends up this way. are
potting doses at zero weather. be it ‘
enjoying temperatures at seventy and
upwhrds.‘ .
_; change, with a
.. manager and assistants. -
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Iloiiribura, Gae, Dyspepsia an;
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Soldier Buys Birpe I-‘arm oi
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Other Stomach Misery Ended
With a Little Dyspepsia
”it what you just at. is soul-log on
your stomach or lies like a lump 0!
. load. refusing to digest. or you belch
Gas and Eructate sour, undigestoi
- food. or have a iopllng 0t maniacal
- Heartburn, Fullness, Nausea, and taste
in mouth and stomach headache—«this
- lg Indigestion.
A tall case or Papa's Dispepsln costs
only 50 cents and will thoroughly euro
1 your out-oiordcr stomach, and leave
suilicient about the house in case some
one else in the family may suffer irom
stomach trouble or Indigestion.
Ask your pharmacist to show you
the formula plainly written on these
50~cent cases, then you will under-
stand wily Dyspepsia trouble of all
kinds must go, and why Diapepsln
always mllevcs sour, outtof-order atour
ache or Indigestion in live minutes.
Diapelzisiu is harmless and tastes like
candy, though each does contains
power auiilcient to digest and prepare
for assimilation into the blood all the
food you eat; besides. it makes you go
to the table with a healthy appetite;
but, what will please you most, is that
you will feel that your stomach and
intestines are clean and fresh, and yiiu
will not need to resort to laxatives or
liver pills for Biliousness or Constipa-
tion._
This city will have many Diapepain
cranks. as some people will call them.
but you will be cranky about this
splendid stomach Preparation. too, it
you evict try a littlelor indigestion or
Gastritis or any other Stomach
misery.
(let some Panes Dispensin now
this minute. and forever rid youraell
or dtomacb Trouble and indigestion.
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TILIPHONE EXGHANGI TO BE
MUOH IMPROVED.
“Gunmen Battery” System to‘neiievs
vSuhaoi-ihsrs of Turning Mignon
Crank in Wootport.
\VES'I‘POR'I‘. Jan. lshlt will be
good news to something like 500 lelo
phone subscribers to know that in a
short time, when the new Sherwood
building is completed. in which will
be housed tbe».telephone central star
tion. that, thewold fashioned way of
calling control by lthe ringing oi the
bell will he. done aw’dy with. The new
and up-to-dato1f'common battery" sys-
mud—u
tern will he used and all the subscrib.
_. era will have to do will be the lifting
-: oi the receiver oil the book.
This will be good news to all. for
the ringing up is considerable at a
‘: nuisance. particularly when one is in
.. a hurry.
Westport has a good telephone ex-
most accommodating
museum was ”one 00.
Resourceiui Motorman and Obilginp
Woman Conquer Motor.
' ATIlOlh Mass. Jan. ill.-On an al-
1 ternoon run at a local our last week
several women aacritlcod their hair-
pins, at the peril or losing their "rats.”
phat the car might malls the run up
School Street bill.
The car left on linie,,hut developed
ruse trouble. The motorman found
that short pieces at metal were neces-
sary to make ruse connections. Being _
a resourceful man. he opened the
front door and asked for a tow hair-
pinas With smiles soverai woman
pulled hairpins from whelriro'sses and
by plugging in one hairpin after an-
other, he managedto keep the cur-
rent on. This trip is now known as
the “Hairpin Run."
PUBLISHER. MEET 11v HARTFORD
ON MONDAY.
The annual meeting of the Daily
Newspaper Publishers' association
will he held at“ the Kathi Gerda in
Hartford, Joinery 22, int 5 p. 111., for
the annual election at onicera andtho
transaction or other "business. The
date or themsotiag has been selected
with referenceto the Jolntbauquet
win h the Celinecticut “ Editorial asso-
ciation which will be held at the some
place at 6: 45 that evening. , 5
The odicers oi the Publishers‘ new
cistiOn are .l. R. Emerson oi the An-
sonio Sentinel, president; ‘ George, W1, .
Hills oi the' Bridgeport Telegram.
vice president; W. J. Paps of the W9.-
terbury Republican; Alexander Troup
olivine New Haven Union translirsr';
W. H. Oats oi the Norwich Bullelin:
E. J. Thomas of the Nor-walk Hour:
R. H. Gillespie of the SWIG!“ Ail‘
vocals, and 0. D. King. or the Hida
. days.
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Historic Burr Home is Sold to
New Yorkerllo Will Occupyli
There are indications that li‘alrtiold
and Westpo‘rt are to become more
and more attractive as the years go
by to rich New Yorkers who desire
summer homes within easy reach of
the great city. ficveral very impor.
tant transfera of property have been
made in that section lately, and it is
expected that they will be [allowed
in due time by extensive building
operations.
Perhaps the most important ox-
changs is the sale of the splendid
term or seventy-six acres owned by
Edward C. Dirge to General Stewart
1.. Woodiord. of ‘New York.
An Ancient Home.
There is an old house on the prop-
erty that has revolutionary history
it is known that live generations ”HBTAMFORD 300331» ,3 OUT DOWN‘
Blrges lived in the house and the
deeds run back to the early days oi
the colony.
it is understood that General Wood?
ford will make extensive improve
ments in’thc property and will occupy
the old house for the larger part or
his time He is not now very active in
business and it is expected that he
will make it his permanent home,
Famous New Yorker.
0011ch Woodford is well known all
over the country as a lawyer, states-
man and soldier. He was born in New deal than ever below snowed
therefore
these organs and '
on our recommendation.
exceedingly pleasant to take, being
eaten like candy, and are
children, delicate
folks, as well as for the robust.
act directly on the nervos and muscles
of the bowels.
a neutral action on other associate
organs or glands.
cause excessive loosencss, not: create
any
may be taken any time, day or night.
They will positveiy relieve chronic or
habitual constipation, if not of surgical
variet. and the’ myriadu or associate
or dependent chronic ailments. ii lak-
en with regularily for a reasonable
length or time.
cents; as tablets, 25 cents; iii) tablets.
50 «his. Sold In South Norwallt only
at our store—~‘l‘ho Resell Store. The
Clliford Pharmacy, Quiituor & Canty.
Props
"FREE IF IT FAILS
Vollr Money look if You Are Not tast-
Isilod With the Medicine We
Recommend.
Wig are so positive that 'o'ar remedy
will hermetically rslicve constipation.
no matter how chronic“ it may ha, that
we olfor to furnish the medicine at our
expense should it talleio produce satis-
factory results.
It is worse than useless to attempt
to core constipation with cathartic
drugs. Laxatives or cathartics do much
harm. They cause a reaction, irritate.
and weaken the bowels and tend to
make constipation more chronic. Be-
aidoa, their use becomes a habit that is
dangerous.
Constipation is caused by a. weak-
ness of the nerves and muscles oi the
large intestine or descending colon. To
expect permanent relied you must
tone up and strengthen
restore them to
healthier activity.
We want you to try Resell Orderlies
They are
ideal for
and old
They
DEWBODH,
They apparently have
They do not purge.
inconvenience whatever. The!
Twelve tabloid, 10
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flloguiar Appropriations Ara Reduced
$34,801.00, and specials. ”4,194.20.
The Board of Approyriatlon and Ap~
portlonrnent earned the gratitude of
the laxpoylng citiecns in stamiord, by
cutting down the $416,299.08 budget
to ”87,243.80. That is $863.85
than the appropriations allowed last
year. While it is the fact. that the ap-
propriaiiohs allowed
greater in the total amount by a good "
less
last year were
the
York in 1836 and was graduated from Hoard‘ 1: economy this year. in view of
Calumbia universlt) H0 ”flied three I the amounts recommended. seems to
years in the war of the rebellion witil"3lflm out the more. Taxpayers will
marked distinction. He was military
governor 'of W after tho war and
was brevotcd brigadler general ror
service in the field. He was elected
lieutenant governor , or New York.
served a term in Congress and other-
wise distinguished himsell at the bar.
lie was minister to Spain at the
no doubt. remember kindly the mom»
bars at the Boardtoié Appropriation
and Apportionment when they go to
see Justus J. Barthel.‘ ~
The Board allowed regular appro.
ptlaiions totalling 1217.231. which iii
”$861.08 loss than was recommended.
and they allowed
specials totalling
time at the war. lie is a noted speak 1370.01180, ihich is $94,194 .20 less than;
or and years ago appeared on the
stump in this town.
Nephew Thorn Too.
it is also reported that General:
Woodrord‘ a nephew, Muriel: ti.
Tanner, has purchased the lam all»
Jolulng which belonged to the ostutoi
of Charles Mills. This iarm consisted
oi ilfty acres. .WIth it Mr. Tanner ac-
curod eight more acres from Henry
Mills. it is expected that he also will
malts elaborate improvements and
occupy the house for most or the year.
Other Changes.
Both these sites are most advan-
tageously located in the 0mm
Farms and adiolning‘ sections or Fair.
ncld. ”They 1' command excellent
views of Long «island Sound.
Still another sale was made to John
H. Rectangle, oipisw York. lie has
bought the old Burr property whiclr
is full or historical association. The
old Burr house is iamoua because it
is the only house in that section not
destroyed by the British when the?
made their raidvin Revolutionary
ill. 1‘. Redford. of the Standard
Oil 00.. has montly completed a
line new house in "this, much. The
total cost or improving hisnew es
tate is said to be 31.000000; He has
sold his. othsrproport‘y to New York
parties who intend to make improve-
ments. Altogether there is a great
boom in that- section.
1’0 ouaa A OOLD IN DER DAY
talus fixative aroma Quinlan tablets.
011.13ng min money it it tails rp
cure. in. W. rove's signature “.9“
each box. Ids. ,
How-r0 can! 801! PIPES.
‘(Norw'lcli‘ Bulletin.)
it is a good thing to know how to
keep water pipes lrom freezing. and
those who possess this knowledgogare
not now sitting and waiting tor the
11111911191111 get round revellers theta.
‘1“ wall-internist umber says: "it.
one will inks
appropriations to
$212,846.80. and specials amounting to
875.133. 85. a grand total oi 8388. 080.1311
was recommended.
last year the Board allowed regular
the amount or
Fire Ampriatlons Turned Down
The Board declined, again, to equip
the East Side lire department house;
They also declined to allow the par-1
chase at a new motor engine and hose
‘ ior'it.
.tho department,
an automobll (or the chief or
and 11 drillitcwer.
WILL TELL WHAT JAPS HAVE
DONE
WASHINGTON. January 18.— in,
America “to make clear the pacific
aims and intentions of his people and *
south the tears of Captain llohson.
Dr. lasso Nltoho. tumour Japanesei
scientist and scholar comes to Washi
ington neat Friday night to deliver a
ledture before the National Geograph-
ical Society His subject will
"Whit the Japanese Have Done ini
Formosa."
country at the invitation oi the Car
aegis Ponce Dndowruont on a mission
at peace. as the "an1 exchange pro
tensor from Japan.- and will deliver
addresses babes eight leading univer-
attics.
old man" oi Japan. since the death or
“”1qu D? NltObl l8 “m ‘0 ‘Miwflh NOVGMMI' 1 which indicated a
the idol of the student class of his business revival in Southern New Eng
native land. . Probably his most noilm' h” ””13““ into January. The»
table achievement has been hit pub-
lished accounts oi
‘ brightly creed or old Japan. the basis
oi Japanese moral training and ethical
wealthierfm , ,
be.
Dr. Nitobe is touring the
Looked upon as the "grand
'Buphiho, ” the
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_ LOBE‘I'ERS “ARCS. . 4
PORTLAND, Mo, Jan. 17 .~,—Not for
many months have lobsters been as
scarce as at the present time. Many
inhotsr fishermen have become dia-
couraged and have given up the work
for the present. The atoms or the past
stir week‘s hsva raised hayoc, with
' npaoar‘ 1911111 into in" “1‘ “"t': 1
p.— w—q..._ .
Full size, made in two p
C A. Ticking, known to all
material.
Odd Buffets and China C
Dropped patterns from 0
era in New England, (inc-illir
Russet Leather,
“Lightweight" Suit Cases
Brown Olive .
Russet Leather
Black Walrus,
Black Cowhide,
Light Olive Leather,
Black Walrus Grain,
Russet Leather, ‘"
Russet 13853051011 handles,
Black Grain,
Black Walrus.
Elack Cali.
\1“ nine $12.00 ' for $7.50
'l‘llcso represent the Sl‘OC
0i uliicli were shown in the
in colors that are, attractive.
low furnishings. or {or colleg
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In the Furniture Sale
A Specialin Mattresses
am‘and of the Amoskcag A.
housekeepers as a reliable
Regular price for this grade of Mattress, $8.00
for $5.25, through the sale”
.l5 in.\
abincts, both in Mahogany
and Golden or English Oak, in the sale less 20 per cent.
~—
Suit Cases and Bags, very special
110 of the lending nuiiiufdctur-
(l below usual.
Suit Cases
26 in.
24 ll].
2.; in.
24 in.
24 in.
22 ill.
2.; in.
261 ill.
26 in.
value $17.50 for $12.00
value $12.50 for S 8.50
valui- $10.00 for $ 6.50
value $ 6.50 for $ 4.50
value $10.50 for $ 7.00
value $191.50 for $ 8.25
value $ 8.75 for $ 6.00
value $14.00 for $ {1.75
value $13.50 for $ 9.00 .
Traveling Bags
20 in. value 21.00 for $14.00
20 in. value $i0.00 for $ 6.50
min. value $17 50 for $12. 00
16 in. 1.11110 $16.7 5f0r $11. 25
18 i11.\z1luc $ 9.50 for $ 6.25
18 in. \‘lilili‘ $ 7.25 for S 5.00
17 ill.- value $14.00 l'or’ $10.00
14 in. value $ 5.25 for S 3.50
value $ 8.75 for S 6.00
value $ 9.25 for S 6.25
value $ 8.00 for $ 5.50
value S 6.00 for $ 4.00
value $13.25 for $ 9.00
value $12 75 for $ 8.50
nine $12.00 for' $ 8.00
Fourth floor.
17 in.
16 in.
15 in.
18 in.
15 in.
Navajo Rugs
Value $4.50 for $3.00
It left from Christmas, some
(sill Ruoiu. Genuine \“avajos
suitable for den and bunga-
e rooms and studios.
Third floor.
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FUR 004110 FOR TUBERCULOSIS
3" PATIENTS. .
._..___....
Commission on Homes Has Several
Patients-Reported.
1 George 1. Allen, secretary "of the
state commission on homes for tuber-
culoals patients, said yesterday that
Dr. George H. alum of Lahevllle, oi
{the commission, bought on Tuesday
tour horses for the county homes at
Hartford and Meriden. . Fiity- tour
locate have been ordered by the com-
imllllon tor the patients at tab Hart-
ford home. Eighty iur coats have
been delivered to the homes at 18th-
ton and 11.11.1911.
MAO-1 assumes snow'
car-:ass.
. The increase or gross earnings of
the New York New Haven and. Hart-
ford Railroad company, beginning
IN-
ncrssse has been continuous for about
six woolis. but theiast ten days of cold
wsamsr somewhat "modified? it- It is
rhelisvsd. however, that’thls will'he
compensated for as soon as the cold
snap closes. inasmuch as the increpso
has been noticeable both in the poo
considered significant as indicating
the improvement or general business
conditions in the centers 0! the textile
industry of this state and Rhode
Island. , .
o.’
Motto sav wanes aw WATER.
. suav cons. ‘
Wnrnanilh-Y. rail? law-Tho "police-
men of this city havo'Wtionéd the
board 0! alderme‘n‘ for an incrapse .11
bird, or satiety.
danger and freight departments, it is ,7
‘ IE board a’ day in pay. Thoihidhrmen 1
",Vr‘lldlllei‘l the question of 1a raise up to ‘
FOOT GUARDS MUST PAY PER~
SONAL TAX.
Judge Holcomb. as Attorney-General.»
Ruled That They Are Not Part
of Active Militia.
The opinion oi Judge (formerly Ai~
turner-General) Marcus H. Holcomb,
the liability of the Foul: boards for
the payment of thcwmilitary tax, ap
parently makes them liable to the per.
sonaltax. He decided that tho Glover-
the active, militia of‘ the state, though
they performed "military duty.
said that they were not liable to the
military tax. but. as the new personal
formed military duty in the "actiVe
militia." the Foot Guards, under: this"
decision, are liable tor the payment of
the personal tax. '
\ “fin-“aw.
novice ro uaamsas.
For January 12, 1912
Connecticut—Themes River—Long
Reach Lower Light, No. 8. discontia:
nod for the winter, December 31.
Connecticut River— Lights dished»
tinned on account or ice, January 06:
Disc: Reel Light
Hadden island Range Lights.
Rock Landing Light.“ ‘ 9
Searsshoal Range—Lights. ‘
Slam Dock Light; ’
Charles Durham, Lovington, Iii , has
‘ succeeded in boiling a posltve curator
.mdlwettlng. “My little .boy wet the
had every night clear through on the
door. i tried several kinds or kidney
medicine and i was in the drug sto
,loohihs for something diffs/lie 1 ‘
delivered on October 18, 1909, as to.‘
nor‘s Foot Guards were not part at.
“How
I
law exempts only those who have per-1 .- ,
Norwalk Chronicler