nectlcut a M ii
sacrum
, general. I
‘ nahsrétieneral ,
now revoked. reads
an: be accepted in
National Guard uhtl
surgeon gonadal“
Alter prescribing that
the order shall”
NW
sin to
DEW:
‘ hlpmen‘t or
‘ to Boston weekly dur
"There are men and boys." said Mr.
abilities. "in the back districts in
Windham county, western Rhoda is»
land and southern Massachusetts. who
do nothing else from November to
March but hunting and trapping. and C l
they make. a good thing. too. while it prescribed tor the pa
lasts. Minks are rare, but there are that of recruits mus
, other kinds. such no fax. ’eonn. skunk all in the 111mm. lb
and muskruts. am. after being some
”i wont into the business right after linental or post curl!
the war. when l was mustered out of worded With the 611 V
Ihc‘ army. My father was noted an a Not to this depart
Mae 2me
rtbern deepens and pleasant weath-
or “to 60!!ng sections.
oL, the Not:
Clerk Charles J. Balls.
on ‘ more after
2 it . l
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a“Mia? $16261 “gloom“? Elm atreott l”
o o r and can r 0
Whistle-any 06%77 was .up
x V . Cbhditons favor for this vicinity con-
‘sl arable aloud weather 77nd slightly
~ 4..."? ampere 0&2
i‘V v.4V'l
lug oilicer." Hitherto V
, restraint in liar
MA. Mi on. at Chestnut street .
4 NorWelk, is ill” 972018 10270.: ,
Hope Hose Company will hold an ad4
learned meeting. this evening.
Welcome Stranger Lodge. Sons of
St. George, will meet this evening.
Mrs. lVrVnogene Ross. of No: walk has
ryoturhed home from a visit’ in New
Mrs. Lester Fanton, of Weston. has
been a guest of Mrs Edwin L. Hoyt, of
Issues street.
Mré. Coorge W. Bradley. of upper
Main street. NorWalk, is ill of the pre-
railing malady.
Carl Osborn. of Camp street, has re
illiqulshed his poslton as delivary clerk
for Alfred A. Avison‘.
W
in. Hill. general manager of the Nor-
walk lromWorks Company, has been
ill at his home in Danbury.
Some one appropriated a coop of
game chickens owned by Wallace B
lurks. of France street Saturday
Mrs. Edward M. Lockwood. of East
avenue. will entertain the Doorkoep-
ers' Circle of King's Daughter 3, this
evening.
$péclal services will be held at the
Norwalk Methodist Church, Tuesday.
weanesday, Thursday and Friday of
thlii week.
' (trip has stricken twenty men in the
employ of the Bridgeport branch of the
Connecticut Lighting and Railway
Company -
,——-Vlt is a. pleasure to smoke imperial
(grown cigars. They’re always unl-
orm.
The Armor Bearer Circle of King‘s
Sons will set at 7; 46 tonight. at the
home of recruits Light. 48 Elmwoon
avenue.
-'l‘he rogulm‘ communication of Old
Well LodgegNo 108, F. and A. M.. will
Clinton Hunter or New. York. spent .
V . street. by visiting her sister, Mrs.
Miss Julie Brown. of North Minn
Charles Bristol, in New anen,
‘WW ‘
The Rowland Dry Coeds dose sixth
Mill End Sale is creating quite a nth
Their advertisement gives an idea of
why it enthuses.
Alfred Boutweil, who has been at-
t ding the Philadelphia College of
entintiy. .has roturnetl home on ili'-
count or ill health. -’
The Willing Workers’ Circle of
Kings Daughters of. the Norwalk
Methodist Church will meet with M7 .4.
Clara 'Tristmm, offlorhelcy ' ‘strevt.
Wednesday alternoon .at '53 o'clock.
E. H. Dillon has planned to make
two hours of Thursday. January 17th.
a very profitable period to all who will
take the opportunity to make it so.
Their advertisement will tell you more.
it is on page 4.
Mr and Mrs. George Barnum have
returned to Norwslk from Philadelphia
because of Mr. Barnum a poor health.
The climate there did not agree with
him in the future they will make
their home in Norwalk.
The venerable Albert Morohouao. oi'
Merwln street. was taken to the Nor-
walk Hospital. yesterday. suitering
with a cancer. A consultation will he
held today as to the advisability of an
operation. The patient is ninety three
years 0! ago.
A scat tournament has been arrang-
ed between the Arlen Society. of
South Norwaik. and the Liederta-tei at
Stamford. The game of seat is played
with ordinary cards, but is a dimcult
one. and known to few. Six games will
be played for the championship—Akron
in South Norwalk and three (including
the final game) in Stamford. A ce'o-
bration will mark the close of the tour:
nament. and prizes be awarded. There
are ten Stamford players and six on
the Norwalk team.
The reappointment Vof Colonel W. E
F Lenders as assistant adjutant gen-
eral is announced and the appointment
of Henry C. Morgan. of Colchester. as
assistant ousrtermaster general with
rank lrom January 9.1901. It is un-
derstood that Colonel Francis Parsons.
is surpassing any Lockimrt “Mill End" Sale of the past.
Great crowds and splendid selling are the lectures.
low “Mill End” tickets persuade and activism; in every dopart— V
Incut they tell the Salt" 5 story of remarkable values.
Linings, thousands oViV yards just as low-priced as the y'aul wide
pcrcalinc at 5c.
Wash goods, over a dozen sorts just us low—priced :15 the fine
Scotch gingiiums at x2%c. yd
, Dress goods, many styles, yards and yards just us hiw~pricril
24.4 the imported covert at 49c.
Silks, great variety, thousands of yards just as lmwpriccd as
tho shrunken and spongéd 'chcviot at 59c.
Domestics. yurdsnnd yards and yards just us low-priced as the
fancy outing flannel at 3:346.
(I‘hcsr are but hints
e
k l
One can spend a day (two or three for
that matter) and not see all the attractions of this “Mill 1‘. nd' " S.alc
Bargains in Shoes jackets. wrappers, draperies . Irockcry kitchen-
ware upholstciics, children S wraps—diamante all 0\'(‘l the store
The Howland Dry Goods Company,
BRIDGEPOBT. CONN.
A Winter Without Snow
lies left in our store hundreds of pairs of
Fine HandSewed WinterShoes
These must be sold. Prices now
"l he yciv
5le
.
hunter and trapper and as i wasn’t
able to do steady work I took hold
With him. So you see l'in pre‘ttyw well
known in the business. i have a reg-
ular route to follow which takes me
all the week except Saturday to cover.
Saturdays 1 stay at home, to take in
what comes in. "
. Arriving at his [)lflifl the Icpoitcr
found at the burn three or tour trap-
pcra waiting to dispose of their loads.
it was a cash trade. and soon there
was quite a space covered with 'cooh
shins. which Mr Sliippco examined
with the eyes of an expeIt rejecting
those that che not up to the standard
of excellence manned by the liostou
market.
'What do you pay for the different
kinds?" he was halted
“Skins am lil‘.V'(‘l.l.i high this yeal "
said the old hunter. “I am paying for
first-class think :4. A good for skin
brings 33; black skunks bring about
$1. 60 each, and 'coon 75 to 85 cents’
So you see a good humor can make
pretty good wages. From Movorniur
l to December 27 i have sent over $1.
100 worth of turn and there's the .u:
dealer" 74 statements to show for it
“Foxes and 'coons are shot. but the
skunks and mink are taken by stool
traps and dead falls. A good many
practice the method of digging out
skunks. which is a bad thing. as it will
result in tho extermination oi the little
fellows it continued. for females are
mostly the victims when dug out. and
you can see how it will end. A skunk
(m is much handsomor than a mink;
and if they were as scarce as minke
would bring as high a price"
JEFFRIES—RUHLIN FIGHT.
Mayor Fleischman, of Cincinnati. Says
he will Issue a Permit.
NEW YORK. January ib~Mayor
Fleischman. 07 Cincinnati. who has ar-
Iived in this city, says that he wiiI
certainly issue a peInIit for the ac:
fries- Ruhlin fight. two days prior to
the date of the event. which is Febru
my 16.
in explaining the situation he said:
"For the last ten years We have and
sparring contests in Cincinnati. These
events have been held by athletic
clubs in some cases and in other in-
stances in em theatres. They were
giv on under permits issued by the may-
or The law is that permits may be
given to organized athletic clubs to
hold sparring contests.
We have them coming
Daily Freight
will give promp aVVt'te
your plumbing, if 2
know your Wants in til
We employ skilled,
fui assistants and th
materials. Call a
time and you'll have
be glad you did so. -
the oar-load ’v
6 held tonl ht at the rooms in Wash “in this case a number of prominent
iVngton etreeg who held the position on Governor merchants. bankers and other leading "3‘33:er
...._ I .ounslmrys staff. informed the Illlfll‘ “ND business men petitioned Inc foI this SOUTH NORWHLK.
The D M. ad company is Cllttilik‘ termastcr general "‘“t he “”5 “0‘ to In rmit. fm' the purpose of liquidating “a,
prices. "-3 be easing to the economi- be considered as a candidate for 10- a deficit which had been incurred in NEW YORK.
gm hOVVVVthiVVe “mill cum“ “mes 9V aVVmVanent --" Men‘s Box Calf leather lined double sole at $2 85 'Vllr‘il‘iVlli-Vi]it‘l‘Vliifiwlngl'etllViVlVinsteliVV3123:ijglllfsgisx
acts not re qua y. . ' . ‘ . - ~ - . . ,
Notice of suit has been filed in the . . weeks ago. There were a number at
Grand Commander Howard W. Doty United State; (lJIVlmuVW 00:21:50 ratio}; It M9“ 5 E“‘"‘“ lace and bu‘tonr leather lmed at 32-85- protests made against permitting the
'oiNorrvsih wenttc Bottom. last even. the Hartford a let 2 8 p 5 Mens Vial Kid_ leather lined and heavy soles, at $2.85. contest in. Cincinnati. I have stuck to
The plaintlll in the case is the Single In romIs wiucl l i “4 t -
ing. to visit the lodge ot the Golden Bi ‘ C n i n o. l m tve o be Pro 11 .
Cross In that place. Tm): gyiggablfirgg’f‘ Tfigcgmpzhy Men’ 3 W777: Cell, double sole, plain toe. at $2.85. 2210333110 inf sctnordance‘wnn thin law. Do on
. ,1. .l ”W . ll . . or o u ornoys In Jili(‘llllutl. (311w op Romp“
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Nikkei-y matting on Thlirsday of this {lent between W; 01":an “121121 “w 212—” Me“ 3 3°“ Calf. d°“bl° 301" new Shall“ at 3193 Athletic Association Is not a duly or Leave Norma?!) p E. bu
3 endaut; concern ng In so ng pr 09 7 guni'zod club. as defined by law and .
week' Vat thé Central Club house‘ at of pneumatic tires. The plaintiff asks Men 3 Best Patent Leather' lace' hand sewed, at $348’ that the athletic club was lucorpm- Norwalk 6 b' m Leave m
p m ‘ ‘ Pier 23 East River, Bookindp“
the court to compel the defendant to 3 p. m-
abide by the agreement.
v~~—_——
uted for the sole purpose of giving tnis
Ladies‘ Fine Vici Kid and Box Calf, lace, at , $1.98.
The remains of Mrs. Adeline at.
John, a sister of the late Benedict
Price who died in Brooklyn. will be
brought to Norwaik on the noon train
today for burial
Horace Johnson, of Middle Haddam,
the recognized prophet of Connecticut.
reports that there will be a general nat-
niospherlc disturbance from the 17th
to the 20th of that present month.‘
A bearing upon the admission of the
will of the late Michael Shcedy to pro-
bate will take place in the NorWalk
Probate Court. Wednesday, at 10 a. m.
C. V. Arnold has resigned as admin-
istrator oi the estate of Mrs. Maggie
Arnold. The mtrttor or the appoint
ment of his successor will be heard in
the Probate Court January 24.
The recent tWo days' ice and alert
storm wrought havoc with the aims or.
the New Haven Green. Three large
elmsw'cre ripped in two by'the wind
and ice. and stand with half their
branches ugonc. in Temple street
many trees are ruined and several are
down. The damage is more general
even than In the cyclone of last Oct»
her. when whole trees we're blown
down. The damage done to these tine
old elme by each had storm has shown
the need- -of more care in then treat
ment and in the planting of new trons .
to take their places.
Miss Lillian Toes, of New Haven
who has been employedH as, clerk In the
music store of N. W. Hine. in Derby
was errbitbd on suspicion on account
Ladies‘ English toe. patent tip, Button Shoes. at
Lsdies' Fine Kid. hand sewed. new shape, at
Ladies‘ Patent Leather, bulldog toe. lace, hand sewed. at
Ladles' Box Calf. bull dog toe. lace, hand sewed. at
Child's Grain. button, spring. worth 85c., at
We can fit you from a to ac, in all kinds small sizes in samples at one-half price.
Olsen’s Shae S tore,
‘F. ii. HOBBS.
til Washington Street,-
South Norwaik, Conn.
$1.98.
$6.75.
$3.50.
$2.75.
see
contest.
“That is. however. a technicality.
and it is something that i am unable
to decide. There are many precedents
to support my position in the matter.
"You will understand that under
the law 1 have only the right to give a
permit for a sparring exhibition."
—.—-.
READING-JERSEY DEAL.
TCMIIAHHQURCCd by President Max
well—Notice to Stockholders.
NEW YORK. January H—Thc terms
of the Roadlng- .lelsey Central deal
were announced yesterday by Pre‘sit.
Maxwell. of the Central Railroad or
New JoIscy. who issued the fnllowing
notice to stockholders:
"The holders of more than a major-
ity of the stock of the company hum
sold through Georgi: 14‘. Baker. to J. P.
LEAVE scum NORWAL E.
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. -—-,—~ , = otzlluv Iin her possession aeverni Margot: it Company. a controlling lu- 4 . ,
gem-89 P. Flflhel‘. Who has been in marks “5“!” which MI‘. Blue. “10 mt» [aunt in the company at the price “I g‘oggk 181: [(2)22 9- 00X, 10. 2‘”
jail for nearly two months on a body
writ issued by the authorities of Green-
wlch took the poor debtors oath yes-
ter ay and was remanded to the cue
to T92! a sheriff.
Frederick VBurVrow. formerly of New
York city, now a resident of Norwhl.
who we: wedded to Ml as Gertrh e
Peck while she was on a 7474: bed. 'V'Ii‘lb
no a victim of the grip The bridal
ill at. Whopper: “Pack. is also ilk”
I
tomatoes. WATKINM new “H a
son the paint due mm terse 77777 ' l
long as lead and oil—Devon lead and
sine, ground by machinery.
prletor of the store. laid 244779017:in»
ranged to have tendered: in payment
for purchases made Saturday after-
noon. Miss Tocs was later is and
on bail for examination at did or ate.
The arrest has caused great surprise
in Derby. as Miss Toss has borne the
best at reputations and is very popu
laiiy After her release his
Toegne out directly to her home in New .
VVYOUR IUGVOY FOR 7507
's Glens Carr; Paint”
m;- to col 'Glm‘
£3
Oomstook. Watkins 04 Dow and air
a 4 ’
kilos! equal to and. lucid lit ' .
illKE UP Yllllli illilil [llllilKi
If you want I share In this unusual elm-Inn.
FQR ONE DAY ONLY. THURSDAY. JAN. "T
We will place on sale
. i
an wool 57:77.4,
regulated choice, at
$97.85.
THURSDAY 4224234242 ssvsurterI-I ONLY.
blind 2:27:27 lygmuo UNTIL e domes.
I‘ 2.‘
"MiG-03“ OwOI—e 0-0—03—
H.:
76.7187077’5 Fine Absolutely
Of our 612.00. 67600677661600 qualities of which we give you un- .
, for it contains no opium or other in-
con-2
' BAVID A IOY'I LIFI.
Mrs.“cn‘pioln ii. “Hubbard; or no
lord. Dot. says: "Brazilian Balm any
ed‘ my boy’ I life. He Muslin not like
the one we lost with clean. 2 0 gave
him a tow dos‘es. He unfairly dropped
:70 sleep. and was all rig tin the mom
as.”
For sale by R H. Planted and F. H.
Baxter.
Baltimore‘hss a big bank and is be
gin rig to feel posithely metropolitan.
ashlagton Star.
num—
rHs momma nvdmra.
Chamberlain's 0011 h ,
mother’s favorite. i ii p sasant and
safe for children to take, and always
cures. it is intended (specially or
coughs. colds, creep and whoopl‘hs
cough. anode the. but medicine made.
for these diseases. There is not the
least danger in giving it to children.
Jurlous drug and may given in
adently to a babe as to: no adult. For
sale by G. O. Stillson. Heath Norwaih
and iii P. Weed: Norwsis .
W
When the big camera pictured 1000
men at work at dill can: in the Swift
packing house twenty pounds ofpo
nor were used in ‘the flsmlight.
When threatened by pneumonia or
fayggier l n; mafia?
scar ”shit
We would so that
sfi
as to do
“10st:
may is the '
pt rails: .
8100 per share. deliverable and pay-
ubhie at the purchaser’s option with-
in lour months of January 4. X001. with
interest from that date at four per
cont. per annum. the dividends mean-
while accruing to all the purchasers.
The sellers desire to‘ give opportunity
to all owners of the stock to participate
in =thls sale on equal terms :and the
privilege is accordingly extender] to
you to contribute one-half of your hold
in” u
IRIOKLAYERS AND MABONB.
About Two Hundred Delegates at the
. Convention in Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE. Wis.. .January 15»-
About two hundred‘ delegates Were
present yesterday at the opening of the
thirty- fifth: annual convention of the
international Union of Bricklayers and
Masons. The first session was devot
ed to the appointment of committees
and organisation. The convention
probably will be in a session in a fort
night.
Lively contests are expected be
tween the East And What when the
it is understood that the old board.
headed by William Klein. of New
York will stand for reelection. but
will be vigorously opposed by the Wet-
tern delegates. headed by the Chicano
delegation. who will endorse George P.
Cob ins..of that city. (or president.
To WIND UP YV'H OONGIRN.
L70NDONJ Jenner Want the ad-
ate dough dare he in
orbs - 2d ,sro
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counts,
learned meeting or the stockholders of
the London and Globe Finance Corpor-
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