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" 'l'helloune mot yesterdnymccordingto
4 ed and asked the members to remain in
> sent members.”
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44 gawnn‘.
ammo.
with. WALK
. any. kw. ] to r.
amyltnnadunnunllfl: KIM
80m Embers.
provide-n. ileum
Arm nun: rumours.
your (unit and have it titted. Will. etc.
art-new:
m m‘ ’10.! ‘
ogw on. 8.8. Ill-Iv
ggil'tgmvh: ‘mm‘
“lunar. turd «.4594?ng .5
mm
BROWN. 80. lol- II. 3.24. outrun wurhzhrlng '
m nous! WED Amount-
4 no mints or no quorum
w...
tam . run-o cm 1mm
hwmtfiu—muhmr.
m on faulty or bunt-g nun-
Int-lion.
Speaker Paige’s adjournment of last
WM. Alta calling the roll on
the pending guardian of rule giving pow—
atotbe speaker to adjourn theflousc
for mewesk. the votestood flangainst
and 9 in favor. There being no quorum
Speaker Pulge declared the House ad-
journed until 1 o'clock today.
Representotive Walker, of Hartford,
qumtioned the right to adjourn and pro-
tested against it, but thonpenker declar-
ed the House adjourned. Mr. Walker
shouted thnt the house was not adjourn-
tlteir outta. Mr. Walker then read n
cnmtully prepared statement to the
members. He said:
“The commotion of Connecticut prov
videsinsectinn 7 of article 3 that a
majority of each Horne shall constitute
a quorum to do husinao, but a smaller
number may adjourn from day to day
and compel the attendance of the absent
members in such manner and under
such penalties as each House may pth
scribe. Thellouse rules which provide
that in the amence of a quorum. the
speaker may adjourn the House to the:
afternoon, or to the next sitting any, or
my pronounoearecess until the attor-
noon,ortothe next sitting tiny. or to
any calendar day within one week. 1m-
void, because, if voted. they would nullo
fy that panof section 7 of article 3 of
the constitution which authorized a
quorum to compel the attendance of ab-
He then moved that a speaker pm (mu,
be elected and named Representativetful-
Inhomof New Haven. He was unanimous~
ly elected and sworn in. lit-presenmtive
lurkley, of New Britain, was elected
chkprtrfm.. on tho refusal of Clerk
Eddy to make a minute of Mr. Colla-
lnn‘n election. On motion of Mr. \Valk-
er the clerk was instructed to notify all
members to he want at 2 o‘clock on
Thursday afternoon. on penalty of lasing
their salaries. This was; {Know l,
Deputy Sheriff McCarthy. of Windsor
Locks. elected sergeanbat-arms. and up-
pointed six other deputy oheritls an; dep-
uties. All were sworn in and stationed
atthe various doors. The rump House
that adjourned until 2’. o‘clock. to—tnor-
row. Governor Bulkeley was in the
lime during the Democratic sustain".
(‘ANIILBI AS DAV.
Must be lurk Ind lower: to Bring Lurk
In Weather.
“Yesterday was Candlemas day. Out—
side of its: aspen as a great church holy
day. Cundlemns has from time immw
modal beenlookcd upon as otn- oi the
first days after tnid wintvr hm turbid, on
which to mnken prediction as to how
the weather Will be for the next low
months. In the days below tlul war llm
Candlemas was known us the "Ground
Hog" day and the colored pt-nplt: of tltr
south watched for its coming with us-
much interest as do the young pellplt‘
nowadays for the arrival of Banter tinn-
day.
A recent writer on the subject says:
"‘Cnndlemu day. contrary to St. l’uul'n
fly. rumba duh and lowery to bring
[not in wentltt-r." A th-rnmn.provorb
up: ”A Shepherd would rather an» a
wolf enter his stable tbnn we the sun on
Carillon“ dly." “Tho indigo-r." says
another European proverb. "5min out
at his hole on Candlemtut day; it he»
finds snow cud cloud he walk» abroad: it
the aunt in Ihluinghegms buck into his
hole and expect- tlnt half the winter it
tom-null more." The mm of thr-
Metal] the some awry “out the
What. Beaumont of his mu
innrhhlyouthouooudof Felmry; u
Inmhhohulowheremtm. but it be
a! the run rhining bright and no aiml-
owlnmhektntohbhdoror u long
winter-noun ‘
mm
A mmhmvodding tool:
”tumult-millennial
“summons: romant-
mph-M m doughter.
Inst-Inland Edwin Johnson. or
53‘
it;
l‘l‘t
tr;
' ”Elmo all»...
A tumult ru- tubo Tried tar vain».
tho [MIR-run: lawn. Illa-lug-
Otto. Kmnmnllor. of Norw'nllr. who
was lasted Juan-r: 16th tor. ridding
the Uuihlmm m it...
and won tried hetero Comm
Wright in New Haven, Junctimw
hasfiedto ports ounklowm Known!-
ler‘scase was continued from January
19th to February 0th, and he was placed
under bonds of .500, ‘which were fur-
nished by William H. 'llanlon, of 'Nor
walk.
Kronmuller carried on the bottling buv
slum in Norwalk, formerly conducted by
the llnnlon Brothers. They had paid
the specialtax required by the United
States statutes and claimed that Krom—
nmller was employed by them. The
government otliclals claimed that Kron-
tnnller was in business for himself, and
brought the suit became he had not paid
the tax. Mr. Seymour of Norwalk con-
ducted the defense, and the case would
evidently have been hotly contested had
not the defendent disappeared. Mr. Hon-
lon will spare no expense to find the
fugitive, and he will» pflbnblygicceed.
M .t trail-min Track. '
Phipp's Point is a place on the shore
betwren Southport and Green's Farms.
A correstmndeut any; that near the l’nint
John F. Dingw. a New York millionaire.
has pstrchnvufl about liltccn acres of land.
tip-n which he pmpmm to build .1 first.
t‘l.t'~'5l hull-mile trotting truck. He is
owner (.l’ a. number of last stoppers. over
“'lll-L‘llllt’. pumrnnlly hold» the ribbons,
and he lms lu‘v‘m’llt‘ weary of driving to
llfitlgvrmrt. seven miles. nml tn Norwnlk.
six ruilw. for a. truck when he: wishni to
let M; muses nut.
lle prognosis to establish facilities for
this recreation nmr his elegant home.
adjacent to the new station on tin» New
lluven railroad. The track will b.- in
sight of the wound. and besides will be u
planar» park. llr. Uingee is said to
have [soul $6.00!! for this run! mm». and
it is thought that he will expend twice
tint sum in making the itnpmvonients
«unrated by the uchcnw. The truck.
when mmplt-tcdmnn be ft‘3t.‘llr'ti from
Bridgeport over a nun-mlmtizo-d ruml.
and over good roads from Westpirt and
Kuwaiti” 4-" - .. ‘ v‘
Cuthollc Futon] Chung“.
Bishop McMahon hm announcml those
pastoral changes in the! ”nth-die:plum-hes
Th» lb». 1‘. 51. Ken»
nerdy. [flu-Iv.” zit liiruilu..l.:un. is trum-
femwl Io .‘I-nrwiz-h, and the lbw. t'hurb-s
“KER-nu of Now Milford, tulao.‘ Futlwr
Kcnnmly‘s place. The lbw". Jeremiah
Curtin. ruminant [tutor at bu-kvillv. lw-
mmws tvtstor ut Sow Milford. The
Rev. Thoma-v linluney is 'frnnsl‘grrml
from “'zrllmgford to (ilth‘llwlr'll. and
the llov, T. (.‘mnin. of tin-entrit-h‘
goes tn “'ullmgfortl. The va. ll. l".
Rigney. :Lsrtlfitlllll pastor of 51. ’nt-
rick’s church. va llnvvn. becomes 1m»
turn! the church at ('urnwall Bridge.
The livv. ll. t‘lmpluin. of l’utnum. talus
charm of a new parish cmupmml oi
the town»- of \‘olnntown and lilszgnw,
'l'hru- towns haw bm-n lwrvtulurv in
in the {utrish oi‘ Jt'Wt'll City. Other
partontl clutrgm “ill be made shortly.
ul lltv «low 4‘:
[he ('unmlldnlrd “It” "to fiull.
Judge Wheeler. of Vermont. pitting by
:spr'cial moigmnent in the United State»
circuit court. hint rt‘nderwrl a detrlninn in
tliocztw of the Sew York. Sew lluwn
tk llru'fonl railroad ugnitutt the ”W
I‘m-lam". of New York. recently hmml
before him in New llnvnu. lle stunting
tho plaintitl's demurrer to u
plmt in abatement mad» by the
tlrl‘rmlmtm. Tin-suit grew out of tin»
hiking by the railmnd of land belonging
totln- Mime» (fa-km“ for the enlarge-
moot of their gnmnd» near th» Went-
poit station. Throwrwm claim tint the
railroad ctntld not tnkt'Jht-ir land with»
out mmdmmnlinn pit-weeding in the
courts. but the milnxul tank the land
nndvr the authurity of the railutad com-
mimivuwrn. -m-
Hugh-t ”my Dru-v. _
fklilor o] millimnlt is "hugely
mango «but it liln-nl amount of 1mm
in the physical makeup. and n mutt]
liberal nmmntol lira, obtained rm
prim packages llll five curt mun.
tor «multit- odor-um. will mull-h
Thetwotogetlurnemtohommclomto
palm oil mm mm. m upon
the public A: museum and workman!
good. It is startling how often the pub-
lic. Ind Iikewlu (In uhumh of (hi. h
swindled by thin mbluttou. I.
Monti-y nightto whit ”twin-MI“ could
donnd hid done. moor conch-k- was.
«but lit-q bra. Very III-Mindy.
t’iiii‘ihoumm.
Tho m of “I!“ have Md-
edtootlurnmudotm for the up-
prohendou ot the lootndltry who has
been emu-g no mutt tum than: dur-
lngthe pat month. tit-robin: will.
turn mung the town lint night.
Montana: was urn-hi. Am J.
t. W! ml Mn m
duringtlivpnlve m The] trawl
W and all m hit my
mum. Tin Inuit“ mm the
“high WWII!“ W
WMMfirmflMhm
l. 3; ill?!
rum ts some on most; Ion.
. a wmullomonm
Round ”now-um. . . v;- v
44
Game was very plentiful It Five Mile
River on Monday. judging from the fro-
queut discharge of drum, which
startled the inhnbilannt.“ an early hour.
Gawain Theron lockwootl. u gunner‘of
nomenunhilltyavntho firstmnuupon
thescene. Thornton-already on
hand. Hutily borrowing axon from
Stanley inwndes, Theron tip toad along
the road fora dlltluoe of seventy feet,
sonsto placehirnnelf inugoodmsitiou
to make sure work of his victim. "Give
him both barrels. The." was the advice
“he received from Stanley. and tlmeupon
two shots rang out. in rapid Inclusion.
Such u look of astonishment was never
before displayed upon 'I'heron'n fnoe as
when the bird neither flew away nor
seemed til! least plfllcle disturbed by
the shots of this tumour old gunner.
Thinking that it must he [wont against
powder and shot he decided to leave it
to a more merciful fate. Presently there
appeared the secretary of the Y. M. C. A.
from Brooklyn. who has mine out for a
two weeks vacation with hisrille; See-
ing such tempting game he immediately
tool: aim and tired, but he might better
have saved his mrtridtui, for the bird
still stmd with unrntlled plumage. ‘Dis‘
covering this, the young scribe sped on
his journey, pmhnbly wondering what
manner of game five Nile River pm'
Muses. Very soon Stephen Reed. engi-
neer on the steamer Island Belle. came
along. He Saw the bird and thought
this would be a good wayto earn a game
dinner. Borrowing the gun from Star»
luv lnvvntles. who. by the way. kept it
very handy. he prepared for business.
l‘mxring that the contenti of one barrel
might not prove effectual be discharged
both at once, making the poor bird vvob—
l-lr considmbly. but not taking it off of
its fwt. Captain A. J. Hum. oi Black
enceof the little innocent bird by hurling
stumps at it. Having thrown ndomen.
more or less. without any efl’cct. be ex-
claimed. "He must be blamed. cold or
pt.» he would fly away." Probably neith-
u-r slit-IS would have been llml nor stout-s
thrown ”if the above mentioned gentle-
men haul 501"!) Stanley lAlWDlIL‘S. about;l
u.
of bin. father‘s dock and nail tin-rum n
NUIIlt'll sniw. for the express purlxnic of
pluyiugugufl lake on norm; of his un-
suswcting friends.
BABIES.
The new Columbia hotel. built by
Tllt'flpltllt' Eupltrat for Messrs). Lambert
A: lbw-k. is now completed and the but
of the furnishing: will be put in this
Wt‘rlt. The hotel but handmnw struc-
ture. contain: all the latest inipmwntan-i
and Ls equal to any public hon-re lit-tween
Bridgeport mu! New York. Tin-rt.- are
twenty-rim 0 rooms in the hotel. It was
built by I). M. l’lntt,of Norwnlk; the
foundation was laid by John Stevens.
and W. ll. Smith. 0! South Nonvnlk. did
the miwm Work. In the lined-merit and
cellar is a large gas machine. which fur-
nishes lightn for every room in the hotel.
The nun-hint- is Terrill's latest patent
The building in heated by steam And
thon- is hot and cold water on eat-h floor.
0n the first floor in a large pml nnd bil-
Iinrd room, which mntninn two hund-
wrnt- tabla-t. [luck of this is the kitchen
with all modern improvemeutl to aid in
the culinary art. The bur-morn knelt
tothe “minim: and islltted up tute-
tully. In the rear of thin in the dining—
rwm. 0n the wood floor on.» the two
park-n. cotmectlng with each other. a
private flipper molt. twelve planting
mun» nndobath mom. 0n the third
floor nm at: steeping room The fumi-
moupm. etc" wan forulnbod hyc.
W.flmitb.nt Windham“
new throughout. lechnndellen wan
mount-cloud by Iltchnll. Vance l
Cornpuuy. at New Yahundmof the
mom stir-cure am Thrplomblng
who dmte lynxbckwoutllflthof
Namath. The windows are or phto
gin». all-In. Willem the pro-
prieton, «pet to open the hotel on
Theodor stoning Ind have land I
large number of hull-lion. for the "out.
wmmt'r.
an. Nellie m.d(lrmvrlch.lu
autumnal».
Hmmwm, who we Inl-
myhunbymhngou th- in It ha
WMWMAwn-hm, l.
multicultural-sunbeam
m'Wl’ulh"wllll-old thump
ttouloduym ill! on M oven-
layout.
“WWW Audu-
Wuumwmmm
m. 4
murmur-at Woodhull»
“imam with trials In
tn. crawl out upon tho,» string piece do
“4"" an... "Wt“? 44
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tbs.
. m
mmuwwmmn. '
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Qua: '
Iuwnnwrfroutbnlnwnru. XLHWN
detout'ths Dammit: rebuttal for (hand
Mites circuit Judge trout their man.
full-53.8mm forthslrsdttnwhd‘;
outing nominationol ndn oodl.
wmtmtmmnpn tin-too
Common and Brain: nudby Hr. thou
(low-Lathe judldnrycommttteo. When
theexcltomsntni-od bythh lucldonthnd
ouiewddownthesenntotookup the Inn-
dorronln'll toregulntotho public printing,
Indhnddircuuodlauthnhnlf thodvtnik
olthnt more when executive tension wan
culled. 'l‘hoproddentinl nominationsloutiu
duringthednyweroreterred,“ the luv
“13“” .
pmooedingsint shounwerodnvoid
at speck! intemLthecntinnan’onbain'
devoted tondllcuuionof the mkqwhinh
wuconflnedtothnt subjecthelng largely
technionlinchnrnctor,nnd little distension
was made into political discussion.
Representative Gndy introduced a bill to
roam the [unident’s salary to $5.01) 1
your. to reduce nil other glories, wigs.
fees and commutation: exceeding almond
but than "ll? per month bylo per cent;
ringing fromflfltomupermnm ex~
oeulinxsstiuxcepttutheunolthenhry
by law to be reduced, at per cent.
The Democratic m tuned for Friday
night next hon but mu ofl'.
tentativo Barter. of Ohio. who drool-ted
meant-id: “I have decided not topm—
themllfnrucnnonsthh weokontholilrcr
question. Frankly. I think the danger of
silver legislation for this ' , ‘ "
rne‘uaws or ALBANY.
liloctrlcul Execution ltill Pouc- Both.
Ilouun and (loan to tho Gator-or.
Ann-v, Feb. :L—Colonel W. L Brown’-
bill permitting regularly uncredited upon-
ersnttnchod to newspaper: in thin-tutu to
witnus electrical execution- he passed
both brunch» undisnow in Governor Plow-
or“: bath. The Meeting and appointing
power is vested in the amt or wurden of
llmrk. 1.er nttirinpteil‘to end the exitit- the
pram.
The Anti-trust bill. which was introdncod
intht sennto but year by Senator Busch
and which met an untimely late by the
dead luck at the clone 0! the amnion, my
poured in charged iuoriginnl nponaor.
lnthnnssenrbly Mr. llnloy‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ the
Sullivan billot inst year providing that no
nun-Itinery not run by hunt shall he used in
petal in—mtutinus. and that convicts shnllhe
employed In industries ruining; no m-
, ill 1 ..
llilhs3 Pushed—Mr. Fumubur‘s amending
the- unlttnrx code by providing for the ctr
ublnluneut o! 3 signal corps in the Nation!
Gnunl. Mr. Solur's increasing the costs
that may benihmed district attorneys (or
collecting the collateral inheritnnu- tux.
The Statue to “one!!! “or.“
thnxvmx. l‘eb. &~(lencrfl [lender-
Iou. Senator Sherman and General Scho-
field. having charms of the propuu‘tiou to
erect an «invariant utotno to (loner-n1 Sher
mm in thisctty. in" Graded thll thebent
mite is that (hr-«11y in front or the tummy
department on the moth side. facing Penn-
sylvania uvt-nuw. «buttress is ochtetl to
mite nn nppmprintion o1 mm}. nnd mili-
tary unammtlum urn raising money for the
erection ot the ntutuc.
Ila Turned on the (in.
Nut Ynux. Fob. :l.~—A mun nttemptod
sulfide in tho Putnam House by turning on
“In men and was found mm in his
room were two intern. one lldmd to
Hrs. (l. L Mm. South Twenty-”court
Itreot. ”Mirth. Ind one to In. L C.
album-ll. Lexington nvonue. thb city. The
IWY'IWM tobahisluothsrnndthv
Inner his mm. in. may norm.
Ilwrlnl with Military loan.
Brunt". N. Y.. Feb. aw Henry
A. Barnum nu buried in Oskwood m
tnry with inilintry honors. All the local
military amp-ah And than Anny pots.
with the Twenty-tomb samu- mm.
at (Metro. mount) the minus totho
grove. om which tum volleynwanflnd
mm tribute towering-million).
litmus. l'eb. lt~Tlto Unlmnl Booking
mm. it nhort period What
m.hscltudlhdmudm2m
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In.” to #6::thle
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armhntmmun
m.“ b-
and ”Wm...
nnq fro-
ummdm tor tied-Iv-
mvam~
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mun-maintain”
brain
of the president adamant-rite forliddnu -
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trunk tantrum m: a ‘ oft-n
rum. humminllui’tldflugm a:
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Winner!) u 4
E mood & Contact ‘mfirfl
KURSE ulrl. It bowel]
Annly At this mm
A
l“! .
ll. house corner of Buford Pluto null
Booth Mnin street. It rooms. not
Also W No. El Woodwnrd avenue. rant ll.
Inquire of E. A. Woodward.
FIRST clu- hmuo with moduli fin rove-
éxatrnv “than. “owl“
lornuunefio. Norwnlk: m ' is: t?"
.,..4...,.,.
HOUSE of seven momnou Codarstmt' rent.
3?. Inquire at F. Ilayco‘ runrhot. North
Main “not. 113 It
n bur room tint with All modern improve
menu. to n arm-ll musty. En utrr at the
ofltooolTlu-Old -\ oil 03“ Co. a! “'unhlngo
ton mt. its tf
\srx—noon Cottage for small tamlly. on
1' hum avenue. Modern improvement“.
Awg tnChnIn-r F. Clark. is Quinta-l avenue.
boo Bismuth. anl’
00's; on Fourth u‘euue. nour cornu of
(love street, first Norwnlk.
.Iumb M. 1.5mm.
roost“: on To RENT.
Appl ' to
n10 ti
H0138}! contniulnx eight rooms. my lute
residenceAzoshorm Ivenue. Kurt Nor
walk. Modem lmnmvrment-a. "our: nmrly
mew 1nd in cuocllsut mnditlun. Barn. trims.
Kid wall It! water. etc. A ply to John 'l‘ryon.
Riverside nvenue. East nrwulk. not
not: ,sAlJ-l.
CHRAP--\ buy more. phnton and harm
The more in well bred. Hire, Hoop ' Ned-
luu. I record over woodwork.
Inns 5 of 251%. Mud and true In nllhnr-
beam: and wind. .Appl to flurry Mlllett.
5 Whit avenue So. horn k. or ht “com 8.
Wood a. (for. shoe factory. m 3!
I ‘ Edutainment;
Y. )1. C. A. ENTERTAINMENT COURSE.
Tl":
MARSHAL P. WlllEll
MIGHT MIMI".
OPERA HOUSE.
Wednesday, Feb. 3d.
“Abdul P.Wlldcr. )Ilnq Jennie Hull "Ida.
.v-opnmr. Minn Bertha Ilehmns. vlnliniotLJohn
A. Wade. pinulst.
Scorn on into Saturdu‘ Nous It l'innm‘.
.\'urwnll.gnttd I'Iahtul‘n ' uh Surwnlk. at
o‘rlocl. nun: h'u. t chtrk will he uml.
Bllllllill'S
Bllllllill’lllll lllEIlllE.
Saturday. Fri». 3.
lllE lllllEll IllL
Wedmlu. Ni. I».
THE BOY Tlllll'.
hurt-lay. hb. II.
I Illlllll 0F IBIEI.
Mancini. Mb. 15.
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Mud-lemme“ Munro.
mill 5: tun
STEM all us FITTEB.
mat mun.
gage—mum
lupus -
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W ..
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1mm- hour: at ‘m to _
“runwummtll
want. In u ‘m Tm
Nthofiwnrtr a: (‘orhett apartment home.
‘ The Greg; Atlantic,
, to:
W 5”“ new”?
gamut-normal .. and”
(arrows up w ‘ WORK.)
Wmfliomm.
mime
mm
flhthelttt
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BENNETT &. HUSTED,
2| Haiti Strut. So. Iomall.
Meats.
Flsb— Oysters.
Fruits.Vegetables,PnultIy;
or am. tuxns IN mum mean
AT WHOLELALF‘. Rf. RETAIL
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l"
ALONE.
Pacific Tea 80.
St tlliln alone n theI Pulled Status in supply-
ing l‘ur- Tenn. Com“. inc Powder nnd
Vomit-used Milk In all its tumor.
urn! in
the pix-m u mlrtnptlon of sll its cmwm
mes-cut. by the proper hurries. . ~
lrtatlltlleac .
4! Main Street. Iomllt. Bonn.
ll‘.’ srbcmre. estimates and cheap rackets
you run fund all of the people some of thetlme.
and Hlfllt‘ or the people nll of the time, but you
vun't (ml 11! the people all the time. An Irv
dowmrnl Policy in the Connecticut Gentrll
Lite lnsurunre l‘utnpnny is what the people
will lvnvc after they hum been fooled into buy-
ing rrheme or t‘htnp insurance. (‘beap in-
thmrvl~ like vhenp money; it ain't worth
much.
It you want protection for your (wily, m-
)uur-rll in vase of old age. get uphill definite
win-y on the endowment pl-n in the Connect—
in” Neural l.llt‘ ltmunno'Oompnny. of Hm-
furil. J
‘3. S. L’Hornmedleu.
mm rm
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4 *IIPITEII SAIBIIE
PIIIE II?
[E stun 4
" PllltE cursor
All kinds of
' FISH
' Arrive every dny.
Agents for
“Kill" cllEMEIIY BUTTER
Pickled Oysters.
llllllll'flls EVERY SATURDAY.
Allofthla youcungotut
HUNT & ZELU FF’S
Wholesale null retnllfitsh. oyster and vegetable
mortar. 'l‘nlephono call. a; .
W.B.|llllEll,
Number of America: Water Works Assn.
"_ “Conn. Civil Engineers‘ Assm-intion.
74 WEST AVENUE.
SOUTH NORWALK. Cflllll.
“8 Damn Ind Reservoirs planned and built’
it!) Miles of Water Pipe laid.
on " Sewers mode.
hill Surveyrt V
n
Surveying promptly done at rt'aatinuble ratee'
Plum of buildings and laylnu out of privnt
grounds accurately done.
All work suncrimeudul during mun! ruclir'm.
:2; u
L. ‘H. Decker,
:9 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK
DEALER lN' ‘ .
Wall papers, paints. oils, glass.
coach colors and varnishes.
McCloskey-i’gliquid m. filler.
Combined chair and slim-ladder.
Arstits' materials. casvls.
Pictures framed to
order.
Painting, (paper-{hanging and
ecora mg.
mm. in Wigwam ht. south Nun-tn
I up tinny oi Sailing: in
the Film; lots.
the guide mluced to 290.
are gratin reduced to 53¢.
WW...
cotton Dress tools and first
M3. '
You hove no him of the money
to he loved until you call and
lnvettlgate.
Dre-tr Print!) dark colors. re-
duced to‘tlé. *
M Mod Apron Gluc-
minder“ to lla-
BostlDro- Gingham reduced
to to”.
t,"
79 Wuhlnsrtoq Street. South Nor-walk.
THE 473mm)
tantra! Shopping Emporium,
M.S._§lllllTH,
I Week of General clearing, Gom-
-mencing Saturday, Jan. 30m.
The lbllowing figures tell the advantage
to he gained by avisit.
All are invite to investigate.
tusuu uuntnwun. ‘
Don’t let- it pass.
Uppommities as those you
cannot afford to pass.
35c Corset iCovet-n reduced to
25¢. ' ” ‘ '
1500 Corset Covers reduced to
350.
50c Chemise and [flowers re-
duced to Me.
650 Mother Hubbard Gowns
reduced to 49c.
88c Mother Hubbard Gowns
reduced to we.
lllllISflEEl’lllll UIEIIS.
Figural that ought to meet
with mponro from every home
keeper in and around the city.
(Ml-in. Loom Damask, regular
380 quality for 29¢.
attain. Damask, regular 50c
quality for 350.
all-in. Bleached Dammk,regu-
In: no quality for 49¢.
fil rum Allow]: 30 inches
long for Illa. 17mm: and 2350
Inuit. ,
WWW $19.50.
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~ m‘ I‘mhlflmlmhm mun-h"
mourn noon.
nonwnnmnon wanna c ‘
mr ll.ll.lurldgq.il.a‘l. flux-chum
HNJFIELI).WM.A.Knlght amt. Row .5... ,
«binary ninth: promptly. repairing-Wt: _
V! (3.11. WWII-Au 5. lb
.4 4 mi lama. than. "phat. nun
"too
MA. 13 Main N.
mhmgihorstmh Mandala“... ”‘53:?"
BEN ' autumn meat fish.
lob-Winn, mien». no..." any.
(rat
a: LL AT JUDD'fiC-nh Mum Pine
. app.
4 try. Washington st. H3. Ulnar: “
4 . . { WA! 8. Wflm ' .
1.. l». ! inc meats, vmtnhlee. “hum."
HAY Eb). l‘illlll. I3Nn.)tnln atANJrlmam
o lord 5 specialty
o u kinds. llurnoreml rod
LIMBUMNBR, WM. 198 Wank]
bridge. 5.x. Dottieriuullklnds mhlmntt
LOCKWODD L. “'nnhlngtou St. b all
line rue-tn. flab. oysters. clump. vent-
RAYMOND. l'iERtlllOM, 18 No. Marin at. not.
prime meats. poultry. etc. Choico cuts at
cash prices.
531 ITH'S WAngINGTON MARKET. MTV-uhL
“tritgron 91.3.5. meats. poultry tor runny m.
BEER. J. P. 12 Slain at N. choicelnou
poultry. hub. vegetublee. tic. ”I
LUMBER DEALERS It puma HILLS.
RASDALL’S MILL. E..\'. lumber Ind timber
rough or worked to order, mouldlnmtrlmfitc
”:18058 ARI) BUILDERS. 4
SEYMOUR. HENRY. 128 West ave. S. N. Al
kinds of stone inn-Jun contact-e token.
SMITH. WILLIAM ll. :3 West at. S. N. Job
hing promptly attended to. ‘
MARBLE AND (3115151112.
BATES. P. W. Water st. .\'. manufacturer 0
line granite And marble work, Ind duller
stone work of all kinds.
MEN'S OUTFI’ITBRS.
(Y031;§T()(YK BROS. Masonic build'g 5.. is rlo
Marin at. 5.). Gentleman's tarnishing gnudr.
finL‘JtllS a: C0. an Washington at. S. N. tine
bats. gentleman's furnishing: of all kinds.
MERCHANT TAILOBS.
(tL'SOWSKI, E. 31 Wall st N. A rice: 2
guaranteed; the latest Elyl‘esalwaygt on hand .
KULfUL’lt. F. _l'.’ No. Main at. S. X. Fine tall-
ormg u specialty. Repairing. etc.
MILLLVEBY.
COLLINS. R. Li. 1:: Slain at S. .'. ‘ *
material used if desired. V . lumen m.
FITCH. AHXE‘. Missy“ “‘ul‘ .1. N. -v - - *
"om Mitten L-zluml lly‘eingilatublighiiidn‘t?
Ml’SlC TEACHERS.
FlillRlS N. K. 3]) Wm: avenue. N.
l’mw. Organ and Harmony.
GIBSON. ALEX S. :3? Martin 5:. N. l‘inno
organ and harmony.
DISTlIlB PLANIERS AND DEALER‘i.
llO‘YT. W. H. u.- 503‘. 124 Water st. 5. N. (loot
otlbrymuud.‘ l'iltltit'?5.tilhlfftl‘h and whale-
:ale denier: in null»: watt-rs.
llilllil & Ilglt'eMAN. lit \Vnter st,5..'. Plan-
ters and nulppt‘rn or Sorwnlk oysters.
VAN NAME. .1. L. a: ('0. 1’. 0. box 5438. N.
PATTERNS AND MODELS-
Nllltl“; ALK PATTI-18S “'UltKS,Cim.s.ll.Ais—
thurpc, prop. llivn r-ulq- Mr.>‘..\i. (louse heat-
it {tum-lull by ‘team. but water or hot
i ;: .\Ur‘fi.tlk hick Company.
banrmn, nh'aul): ll. l. Ber.K
. _ 4 :John 'l'rynll,ltlul um; William
u. munn. (Sleuth); lirwm t'hurch. that air}:
nn-l runny others.
PA I NTERS.
lli’l.‘t_i.\'.llll). F. (3.17 \Vuzcr at, 5. Sign puiuir’r
l'nmt. gold and nlin-t aignn a specially.
t):~"l't.lllfi.\.\'l{ til-20. ll. 7 \Vlticr af S. Home
and alga paiymrr. x-ntwr hunger. decorator.
r'rtoronkAr-utzns.
NORTH.ti.S.I‘ " ' 7 ~ '4‘;
qualityonlyaxid‘tmhihgtgéinft' H ‘ ' one
PHYSICIANS.
B i". '.. r. " T v
if? litiitru $11553: {2:}; 7 I‘d Rubinstein e"
PIANO TUNER & REPAIR“.
HESDEEJ'. F. cor “(all and Knight swim
denier in Dialluo. organs. slit-ct laminate.
PLATISG-Guu). SILVER AND Slew
sol'Ttl NORWALK PLATING Ct). 41‘! Water
5L. All kindsot' electrophui done he
and refinishing oi ull klnilepgf mot. 8mg“:
nut. ESTATE AGENTS.
thYfl‘lldiL'UB )1. “'ushingtonst. next l‘.”
s.) . Property tor sale. hulk-est to renmm adv
WUODWARD. E. \.So.)lnin t 8.3mm
rent and buildln;f lots for “is: to
BEsTAvRANTS. ,4
lYXllEE. 1-". F. 9 Railroad Place. a. N. Menu
it: till hours. Strictly first clue: in every re-
spect. A tew table boarder: token.
LA XE’S DEPOT RESTAURANT. S. X.
it)‘ the bezel. prim; the lowest. Open Ill :1
SC HOOKS.
HAIR!" .Mlh's' INSTITL‘TKK. You I ll .
Manning and day whool. Full term £351?
hills. MEAD'S st'llOfll. (or girls and
lollies. Hillside. 5. Full term opens Outing“
sflOR’I‘flASD A5!) TYPE—“'RI‘ILVG.
l..-\l.'l)r1lt‘:§ BLOCK. :5. N. (4:. F. Plumb, l’rtn
Day And evening fiftieth)”. Send for circular
STEAM nudists [VD l'tlm's.
NORWALK [RUN WOPKS (OMPANlflTne
bridge.
mi
Teacher of
ILi -
lit
“’3er at. H. .V. Input Railroad
STEAMBIIH’ TICKET AGENTS.
l. YTUNJ. (' . . l ' r’
f“. S . Pun. dcdzalirut‘tfauiiiihgnsrfiérufi; till
810'! DEALBBS.
“Slims. JOHN H. ft Wilmington at. $.53 plan
b . “mammal. hair. ninster.
MURTUN. JilllS B. a: '1‘: 1M Avenue. 3. .\
Also layer or wnt‘fete walla.
H'I'llVlL‘l. RANGES AND HEATER...
Kll'l't'HL'JI‘. LANDUS '39 llnvllnnd at. 8,. N
thin vtovt-s and water hombre. P. 0. box M2
POWELL. J. W. Sal Wmldntrton st. 8. .‘v'.
TIUCKISO.
MUll'l‘llN ”NS not * l ' - ' - 5.3.
null null trunking Puddgti; hitirrid-rl Iii";h
UNDERTAKBIB.
JENNINHRJ. ll. 1. if m it. t. .
dent-e 3 Elm It. 5"."t’l'ele’lahono It. Mm "M
MILES“; GEO. (t! No. Marin at. A. 2". Gun
at mum.
l \YHUND. (till). II.“ and 43 M in
tilddumzwknlry st. Trlunhnnz‘ll‘x. Ill '
firm or uncut-9mm cum
SKATES (run lust) llllll
ms nu us.
Mao bnrajm. vlullna. printing prcsw-e. tnlltt
rm my nlbu vrlwl nice mirror». too
chi-int. r m unit-u. win-hm. music
lanterns. comma. nod thousand» of other
thing» given with club onlnra tor ourt-elvbrnt-
ad run. and Min murder. I'Qflfl'l antinuc-
. ndlo strap for panic.-
lam“
Thelelknapltallo
1r’erlctgeport. Conn»
It. It, It till I
m'mmlmm on o n mongol-Con
's. D. BAY LES.
In North Hutu street. South Horn-It.
”@WW
Pgtctlul and Sclrntlflc Optician
to: Writ-amt ml titled on 1;
PM to . . ‘
“mm % tumuytlynllrd Ron rm
Mt
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on. s. w. scum.
“TERM“! will“.
in women We. 5mm transit. and
()mury‘t Drutt mun». Nnrwnlk. mks
WW . m .. ,, ’.
Jacob M. Layton.”
“tantrum mtg-t. .
mum RM - '! » '
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south «332ml? ‘
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