is three very flour- » I organisations with literary lights uses in music and i no reason to months wo- ‘ women do not any great rapid- wo see some oi it hot only the wo~ ‘ . the need oigit we Wouldn't it A clubs to lay the w .1 commission ' ”to expendi- we last it will at It i t . or (lemon criminal side. will greatly 3m «seem «can 'u‘k We. A number oi river and harbor im- I’f movements and other public works are recommended ior Connecticut pl the estl “mess sent to one- sms by . ‘ ‘ oi the treasury in some cases recommendations oi last year are repeated. and in others the continuance oi. work already be- gun is sought to he provided for. Among the most important is a recom— mendation that 035.000 lie-appropriat- ed ior continuing the improvement oi the Connecticnt river below Hartiord. Representative Sperry introduced a hill in the House yesterday in connec- tion with this project. Other recommendations are as inl- lows. bills in ambulance oi several of which were introduced today: For completing the light and log signal station on the outer breakwater ena- traoee to New Haven harbor, 060.000: ' establishing a light and log signal sta- tion on Green's We. Norwalk har- bor. 800.000; establishing a light and fog signal station on Peck's Mdge. Norwalk Harbor, 8'10.- 000'; establishing a light on Mug Beach. Norwslk harbor. 02.500: establishing lighted beacons at. Round Beach. Fitch's Point. White Rock Reef and Grassy Hammock. Norwalk harbor. $800. The proposed improve- . meat to Nor-walk harbor and the chair. nels leading to it are rendered neces- sary by the important commercial in» interests oi this port. and the Progress with works at harbor and channel im- provement in that vicinity. which are being prosecuted by the government Other remnmeadstioarsre seer ln~ proving harbor st Cos Cob and Hindus river. 810.;000 Harbor oi Refuge at Duck island. long island Sound. ”00.- 000: harbor at Five Mile River. Sid.- 000: harbor at Greenwich. $14,000; harbor at New Haven. 328,000: con- structing breakwater at New Haven. $200.;000 harbor at Norwaik. 825.000: harbor at Stamiord. $25.:000 harbor It Westport. $5.;000 Pawatuck river. 325. 000: Homionic river. 835.000: Mystic river. $3.000; Thames river. 840.000. The usual appropriations are recom- mended in connectiot with salaries and other Ismael connected with public bulldittgb in Connecticut. aunt—— cnsnmnn wrrn rm‘wnae. ~— (lood Fellowship Between Old Well and 8t. John lodges oi Masons. Old Well lodge. F. and A. M.. held its regular meeting last night. and conferred the second degree on one candidate. The work was performed in a manner highly creditable to the lodge. Alter it was over the members and their guests. among whom were sev- eral members of st. John's lodge. oi Norwsilt. and some of the grand om~ ceI's oi the state repaired to the hem quot room. where I sumptuous supper was served. liars there were speeches by Deputy Grand Master Andrew J. Halloclt urn-9st: Potomac llssm Arthur iluckl . superintendent oi the lissoulc e. In Wellington: Grand Junior baht-on Arthur 0. Wheel- er". of Norwalk. and others. The ad- dress at welcome wss rustle by City Attorney John ii. Light. tine oi the most pleasant iestures oi the occasion was the presentation to Master iidgsr N. Sloane. oi lit. Johns lodge, of Norwalk. by Master lidwsrd Diver. at Old Well lodge. of s basket oi ilowsrs. thereby «meeting more simly than ever the good ieiiowsbip ' at present existing between these two hodi iss. The siisb- was one or the most pless~ out that Did Well lodge ever held. W , 'l'. A. 3. 00mm. session. It. Joseph's ‘l‘. A. it. society met last mom in iiusic Hall for I social 'i‘ltsrs was s large masses or assist: out their friends. no programme consisted oi as ssesllsatly rendered vocal solo. "item or the did i lose." and imposes to en es- m with “Dress oi lipid." J. o'em realist ‘1)» (”III n. llsncisg Mitosis. sell it litmus supperwssldrrsdbythslsdiss. Killian if A mm mm mom. I... ”Athletes is 'Oillcer. shall inspect the dairy and W... Bar. 3. m it!!!“ 0! mil" desiring tossli milksecrs‘am in the city oi Solith semis. Iksil make Ip- pllostlomibr I permit to the Board of Health. agreeable to icons to be tor. dished by the board. which application shell be accompanied by a certificate from the flute Commissioner on Do- mestic Animals. showing that he has. within thirty days. examined the wws which are to produce the milk to be sold under such permit. and iinds no existence oi discus dangerous to public health: and with Inquest that the board. or its agents or inspectors. or the Health one". inspect the dairy sad-cows iron: which the‘milk, or cream is to he obtained. tor the pur- pose oi ascertaining the sanitary con- dition at such dairy. and the health oi Inch cows. . Sec. 3. The Board of Health. or its agents or. inspectors. or the Health cows oi every applicant ior's permit to sell cream or milk within the city. agreeable to the request of the appli- cant; and when the applicant shall have caused to be removed all animals or cows round to be siiected with dis- eases dangerous to public health. and shall havecanssd to be removed all causes which. in the opinion of the Board oi Health. or the Health omcer. endanger or render unhealthy the milk supply ironnsaid dairy. and shall have coniormed to the require meats oi the application form provid- ed by the Board oi Health. a permit shall he sinned to such applicant. Sec. 4. Such permit shall be issued for It term not to exceed six months and shall specliy the time for which it is issued. the name at the applicant. and the number oi the permit. The number oi the permitypreceded by the words. “iieahh Department Permit." must be carried on the leit side of ev- ery wagon or vehicle used in deliver- ing or peddling milk or cream. in let- ters two inches in length and oueah'ali inch in width. colored to contrast with the color oi the wagon. in all stores in which milk or cream is sold. the permit shall be kept in a conspicuous place. 8nd.“ 5. Every person. by himseli. his servant or agent. and every cor- poration, by its servant or agent. en- gnged in producing or selling cream or milk in this city. shall report to the Board oi Health every case at the ini- lowing diseases. which may occur in persons or inmllies oi those engaged or employed in producing or selling milk or cream: Small pox. typhoid fever. scarlet fever. chronic diarrhoea. diphtheria. membraneoue croup. and ioliuular tonsilltis Sec. ii. The Board at Health shall have the right to revoke any permit to sell milk or cream within the city. whenever. in the judgment oi the Board. such revocation may be ueces» nary to protect the public health. Sec. 7. Any person who shall vio— late any oi the foregoing provisions oi this ordinance shall pay a line or pen- uliy not to exceed the sum at 3100 for each oiiense. Sec. 8. The Board oi Health shall keep a complete record oi nil proceed- ings and inspections. required by this ordinantc. Sec. 9 Every person having charge a! a hotel. restaurant. euilug- mouse. boarding house. or other plaice where loud is furnished. or any market. shop, shire. stand. or any business. tho con- duct oi which may cause an arcumulu tiou oi garbage. shall (sum all such accumulations to be placed in suitable and covered vessels for holding the same without leakage. and to tause the removal oi such garbage to such places as may be designated by the Board or Health, care I wook during January. PsbrIIsI-y. March. April. No- vember and December: twice a week during ltay and October: three times I week during June. July. August and iieptember. and at such other times as may be determined by the Board at Health. iicc. lb. No person shall throw or cause to be placed. any such garbage on any street. rosd. public place. lead or yard.o or cause it to be placed In any house. cellar or adjoining outbuilding flee ii. For the purposes of this or- dlusuils the tern: “when” is deemed sod is hereby declared to mean all such retuss matter as accumulates in the preparation oi loud for the tsbls. Ind Ill animal and vegetable sol» stances. or organic matter oi any kind. liquid or otherwise. that «uses a sus- ious smell. Ase. iI.’ it shall he the duty oi the police torus It the city. or any mem- ber tho-sot. to carry out and ssecuts Proposals will be received by the illslsctmsa 9:.th town or W. between title date and the 13th day It Beesnibsr. Inst. for them! grading oi the highway known as the Connecticut Turnpike. between the west side at Stuart avenue and the specidestions can be examined It said Mes. by persons dull"!!! to his pro- posals for said work. All proposals must be in writing: signed by the party; must stete I sep- arate price for rock excavation. and earth excavation. per cubic yard, and a price for no e paving. by the square yard. an be enclosed in a sealed envelope. endorsed “Proposals for grading Connecticut Turnpike. ” and leit at the odlce oi the Selectmen on or before December 18th. next, at 10 o'clock I. an. omwhich day all bids received will he opened. The con- tractor ior said work will be required to give a bond with surety as required by the specifications and the Below men reserve the right to reject all NOTICE ! The city assessment mllsts have this day been lodged in the ethos of the undersigned. where they will remain for the. period oi twenty days iron: any person liable to taxation in this city. JOSEPH it. TAYLOR. City Clerk. South Norwalk. Conn... Dec. 0 1m. d'i 3t . Whelpleytillark The Cigar Dealers, RAVE WITHOUT DOV-3T TIIE “HIST LINE OF PIPES Ever Shown in Town. THEIR lfl'Ot' K 18 A”. Sh. Nil 0! It 970‘" i‘ All!!!) OVER. WT ALL Till . LAM fill. ki'lfi l\ lieeuchun and Brier, Gold Iona Help Other Wire.“ lay" Any In Trouble. but sPlsasnre to Ihow Mr Goods Wit ERA”. BK PLEASE" 1V) HAVE THE PUB LAC CAI-L AND EXAIIII OUR STOCE BEFORE PWABIRH IWWHRRB - - - ll - ELPLEY d“ CLARK “Calm“ 1'0 ii. ii. TBOWBRIDOI A 00., Oil. of III! iltl Itillltitll limit. “OUT" NURWALR. VXVXVXVXVXVXVXVXVXVXV *‘l rIAIsrso's ‘ i l Cough Remedy l conzs. 6o ....Psps'r left... A. ll. PLANE”. “III! WAGKIII ”Ml... m... Grocery.” Oil! Frrssripiisn Department Is csrsiolly IIsnsgsd.sndws smell the immovsdstsillods. ssdsspply aswrstssdissll Without». soossgihsysssisthsmsrhsi. WIMMJIIIA ............... lsdisll Mamas. Websvssisw bases sithst ”mm: m. subsidenhfitesiest UNDERWEAR no In tho ”QM-“Mil Iuhhbslias..1ims\k' PM '0. AH ow PHILOSOPKIE WI) EWVEE. At 90cm... commotrmc At 69cc; MAE licenses... “flu...“ 1,. ill run some sun repulse N'- “183mm N0 “OWN?! At 250m %%nz3 $10636st2 so gum rm err scam Ar moor." ”V "persons THE Ln"! 0]? 171-3: At4gcthlflusm 8 ioB'l‘iLL!‘ ALWAYiI PUSHING AHEAD M? lii years; take ’6. while tw- last Ilen' s At$l. 0 At 25cm...o..... wrrn new low. anions sun ”0 surname chem. , mucous. run term we vet-o. nun moss m names can- A 2 51.000 Mind-has: W00! ““5"“ some. ALI. do to snow THAT t Cw NEW FREE}! oooos Ann APPEARING on one courrrnae. we WANT A wnons At 10“ 800 yard- Roms nor or noon. we aver asvn Cm ":rsnr or run passe Goons conu- W‘I'u“ ' °rna runnnmsn we SHALL RlBBONS. south line or the city It him-walk. cc. W". W” we no new some areas As can cording to the specification on no in "MA" 3"" ' ' "'°° onmnra'rnnas mo. uounsr ”mm"... Wenonah: #”‘°' 4° g“ the Selectmea‘ s adios in Norwslk. Said Buipenslipnresllk. rsgolsrprlceiiic.; thismiet. -. too Slaughter Prices of Dress, Goods. Owing to the mild weather and the short skirts oi the wheelwomen. dress goods are slow all over the country. We have too many and want the room. Saturday and Monday we shall take «25 Per Cent. off Every. Dress Sold. To illustrate: 8 yds oi Black Henrietta at 50c. .34 00 8 yds Priestley“ s Henrietta. at 80 on all dress goods. 25 per cent oii. any and all, cheap or dear, 1259c goods or 81.50 goods. 8 yds Silk Warp Henrietta at 02c. 85 00 25 rent ...................... 100 125 ......................... 10002r -I ...................... 100 bids. or to accept such as A“ their no u ——-———25‘per cent ..................... A 8 50 A per CU! ~——- ‘2":"‘ "m b" ’0' m ”m “mm ti 00 saved. dre‘u cost ......... $8 00 (Others ask 75c) 31.00 saved...“ or 0 i e 10:34 6 yds 52- inch illuminated Serge Dress cost you ............... 150] n "K " nnanm. at 3125 ....................... :7 to Two Dollars Saved. 1 _ - 8:33:31! 3:31;” 25 per cent ...................... l 87 ii yde 5anh Broadcloth at UL. $6 00; 8 yds two-toned Granite at 60c. .34 00 ' Th I ...................... r '2 ...................... 1 no Selectmen oi the Town 0’ Norwalk. ( is e the best and latest) 25 per cent 1 so .I per cent 4. Wm” “t "WW“ 0°“. ”mm" 81.8? saved. dress cost ......... :5 63 31.50 saved. dress cost you ...... :4 50.31.00 saved. dress cost ........... :3 oo Embrace this op- portunity on Saturday or Monday only. STYLISH JACKETS AT LOW PRICES. u... ..... ...... .. ... new... .I lism‘ and Children’s Jackets IngGreat Variety. Ladiee' Beaver Jackets. worth 80.98 85 00 Ladies“ Boucle Jackets Worth :1. 50 $16 98 Ladies’ Jackets. all silk lined, worth 810.00 ......................... $8 60 lladies' 'l‘an Kersey. the best made. worth $16.98 .............. ‘...81~i 08 Russian Cloth Blouses. 87 50 to 82000. Mdies' Kersey Jackets, lined with 80v man 'l‘ndeta. New York people ask 816.98; our price .............. 814 00 1 lies’ Kersey Jackets. storm collar. lined throughout with changeable taiieta. worth $15.08; this sale 813 75 ladice' Kersey Jackets. red. green and , black. braided and tor-trimmed: ' New York people ask 823500: our price ......................... 818 76 Velous Blouses, 888.00. BOSTON- STORE. Cor Ill! tilil Hill 815., Itilill, Ci. Our SpeCIal Cash Sale Has provcn a Booming Succese. And it is an acknowledged isct that our store is HEADQUARTERS for first- class. high-grade Staple and Fancy Groceries. Nothing but the berlt goods the market aliorde are passing in and out oi our store. and they are Trade Winners. Also. the lowest cash pricesprevail Come and visit our place oi business and you will admit it is the place to secure your goods. New Pearl Barley. 5c lb. New Pearl Tapioca. he‘lb. heritage.- Owl or Cactus Brand Seeded Raisins. 12ch in package. Dr. Haudy's‘ celebrated double pre- iOc. 12%0 and lie in. Eat Quaker Oats. 10c package. l0 the First Prise Buckwhetlt. 25c. 3 lbs Sperry a Barnes‘ Pure Silver Cord Seeded Raisins. 10¢ a Lord 25c Choice Soda Waters, 10c lb. New Currants. We to package. Fancy new Evaporated Apples. 120 pared prunes. none better produced. package. 3 lbs Boss Milk Crackers. 25c (Top notch oi periectlon). Extra Fine New Italian Prunes. 10o A“! pound. Fancy Moorpark. Evaporated Apri- rots. 12ch lb Extra Fancy Loose ltalslns. to ill. 3 lbs tot “he. Fancy loose Raisins. ‘lc lb. 4 lit! for 25d. 4 the Head Rice. 26c. Ii Boxes (500 matches in I box). 850. it is demonstrated by our immense trade that the public appreciate a good thing when they see it. Notice our Delivery Vans and see where they go and who they go to. CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer. so Washington Street Tl h vs Coil. "at: South Norwails. Conn. «l Prices that Please Patrons I» It Is not an idle lmsst to call this store “South Norwnlk's BuIlIIt shrewd buying has provided extraordinary quantity and variety, but the low prices prevailing here will make goods ily merrily. and our great stock will melt away long before Christmas day. Sugar Cured Home. pm lb.. 100. Very best Elgin Creamery Butter, 25c. lb. uluted Huger for 81.00. Donovan landing. so. meta. 7c alssIeIlOII-raats. llitplm. lilo lssdsdlsisiss. llama ice OrssgIer hesoahslqsrib. III ”Mast-lb" 10s VsqlssslstIuhmllstsr mmsmm. , 70 “windmills.” Sugar (,3 mod iihoulders. per 1b.. 70. 'l weuty [mantis Best (tram Maud S. l! lour. 760. bait; 35.90 barrel. New i York l Grocery t Company nuancedilrsampsret. Io :AMuIMwlh. lls 50W perils. lilo Ibo spoil-mount. 50 m ang‘s 70 Inc lslsisglssssmsrutw M til-37 Main Cindi. mung. AWN” Your Wants
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