loch Office. 'Norwalk. Honors Ruidenee. color of Mayor Cavanagh on alk Committee to draft a bill declination. Mr Cavanagh having the petition for division, accept. appointment on the committee on and advocated division in litins the finger of scorn at St. Louis nose of the shocking municipal cor- tion discovered there, and the St. is GlobeIDemocrut retorts by not- that there have been seven convic- for this corruption, carrying son- an s of from two to five years and ‘ "The convictions include a mil- onalre briber and a rich promoter, as ,, l as city officials who sell their otes to corIHuptlonists Let the criti- al cities secure even one conviction i this ciass\vlthin their own limits be where country will hear of the us- of circumstances with interest and I, his will offer its congratulations." .__.~_—._ FASHIONS. lot seams are seen on the very sat designs for both waists and White baby lamb and black Persian all“) are combined ill a Spanish tur- an and the effect is smart . little it carefully and you can wash ,_ iron chiffon many times before it . Ilslav‘e‘io be discarded. ' I‘stroet dress of longIhalred fab- very appropriately accompanied 'y a cone or turban of camel s hall. .Th Chilton veilings with very large 0 are not intended fOI face veils but a a ooqucttlsh bit of drapery he ha t hat of chinchilla has a garland of Li: Bees that extends from the cen ‘ 9 front brim over one side to j. and there a‘lOI you to fall ag- ”hair Such a hat calls for a sesame lace draped over blue ii these materials were caught at the back. with a handsome _ also buckle black me‘lnc trimmed with rib I‘Igle black ostrich feather is t on very modlsh and although t cost would be considerable it e a very economical hat for be worn at any season of the year ind. always look nice. season more attention is given mo hing nllllluery ad dress do ' r stout womr-In woman with i; neck can now get a cel'nr. too all a comfortable or a stock of‘- size and width. This is pro- ‘for some of us will always con be stoutluud enjoy buying ' of our clothes ready made as L Cause Will Likely be Feund at Catherine Richardson. SEA. Mass. Jan 7.—-Upou the than of the Richardson poison ' in the district court here to. as expected by those inter before night the question in calls on the charge that. , rlne V.“ ichardson attemptdi if her aged mother. Mrs? hardson. would be decided masons okett of the Revere police“ one iuyéstlaatlons depends ainat Miss Richardson and may boson his testimony. in evidence today. llc out night. when court ud- ut an interview he had ’- ichardson on Christmas h arrest. Taking up the 'he 'II‘I‘lid that the woman. his question: admitted Richardson property had over to her and that at. , or mother and brother or to return at least II outfit done so. Artur ,‘ilirll Richardson. tho ' . be room. She are not clever Site in poison II will never ’to walk out. little pl‘eseut.’ 'tlflod for II moment. .thuLlcnsc you churned mo 37 for. I" l ‘1’ wish it stated that no young man Sirows'llle iiiIIIliliuI ill Stile li- nouns [luring T in hut hair - CflflSlllllllliilillBlilll'illlllilllCOSITill [outlaw $24,562.8l HARTFORD. Jun. 7-—’l‘he report of Abirum Chamberlain, stale comptrol- lor. of the fiscal year ended Septem ber 30 1902, was submitted to Gov ernor George P McLean yesterda The report says the receipts from ai sources for the civil list funds during the your (not including the balance ' or $410,273.24. in the treasury October . i, 1901) were 33.275.112.23. an increase over the previous year of $118,055.89. During the same period the expendi- tures were $3,113,442.24, leaving a bal: once in the treasury to the credit of the civil list funds September 30. 1002. of $571,007.90. improvements made in the capitol bul ding are mentioned in the report. and the cemptrollcr also pays a tribute to the memory of the late John H. Wad- hams, of Goshon, for eight years a clerk in the department. in the detailed report. the grand list of the state for October. 1901, is given as $649,571.79]. II decrease of $44,628, 271 from the amount of. the preceding year. This apparent decrease is ow- log to u change in the law regarding taxation or the stock of banks. national banking associations, trust. insurance. investment and bridge companies. The total list of taxable property in each county, as corrected by the board of equalization. is as follows Har'tford county 3146. 313,957 New Haven county $200. 296 4‘15;Ncw Lon don county. $50,312,052: Falrficld coun- ty. $148,928.940: Windham county. 323.- 839.551; hitchfleld county. 337.061.458; Middlesex county. 321.113.094. and Tel— land county, 312.105.4111. The expenses of the constitutional convention were 824.3628]. Of this amount nearly $0,000 was for transpor- tation of delegates. and about 810.000 for pay of clerks and other cluployos of the convention. Among other items ill the general ex pensc account are the fol‘ owing Sal arise and expenses in executive offices. 329.315: judicial expenses. $10,324.00; board of prisoners in county jails. $100.9”; state capitol and grounds. 364.407: common schools. $483,023; State Normal Schools. $51004; state prisons. $55. 876: (‘onnecItiIut School for Boys. 361.123: (ounIIIllI ut indus trial School for (ii'.lls 344.076: state pnnpcrs. $8.388: humane institutions. $460400; sick and wounded soldiers. $94. 000: National Guard. 31 ill kill:‘ 'lllghway commission $120 428; inter-II iIl state bonds $1M 300. state bends purchased. $468 000. NEW YORK,L,_AWYERS,COME HIGH. Work in Norwalk Done for 37. While Metropolitan Rate is $50. The hard working and muclrnbuscd Connecticut lnwyor sat back in his of fire chair. and exclaimed. "Talk about your surprises in the way of Christ- mas presents. or whatever you want to roll il, i had one the other day. A fIIl- low IlroppId into the other recently. and sold: 'l)lil\\ IIIII illiL lease and do it quick for lm ill n irony in I: air it II lHtiiL' l'v '~III.pp‘l Id ill" with ill-I. necessary information. and l drew up his lease ill rhcx' order. "1 had been sizing him up pretty well and it didn't take me loin; to con- vince my conscience that it was pI-I- fectly proper for me to 'souk him. so When ire asked. ‘How much is it?‘ i saldf$73 tiusually charge 03) You ought to have seen the lookJIe gave me. I” Seven dollars.‘ be repeated out- , omuilcully. l began to lhinkho was on to the fact that. l was ’putting lt‘ to lllm but all he said was 'Hcre‘a your money. and walked out. "The little sconce l was having with .II II conscience was rudely interrupted the victim about two mill t’IIII lutnr us he. walked in. and hands me It 3i box of t'll'iiti‘ll at the. some time luruinu 'licy. what is this for?‘ i asked, in surazemcut. ‘Oythat is II he returned II-omplu I-cntly 'A present. what are you siv but me a present for?‘ l luquircd. mys ‘Wcli you know had one just like it drawn up by my l‘uwyor in New York day before yester- Lfayaud he charged me IliO.’ With this ttoulont lllnishod. he belted out thoI door, crying back, ‘1 wish I could stay ionizer. but i’m afraid ill lose my train. ' Wan—I- WERE PROUD OF THEIR COLORS. The young ladies whom tiIo pieceI concerned in last evening's paper wish ‘t stated that they did not hide their faces at the basketball game last Mon- day evening. as they had no reason to do so. One of the young has I relative attending the University. and was proud to were their colors. They also uv~ all It flu in front of them and. i contoured it a bright Idea to do so. not act the part of a gentleman. . '0‘ .. D u guys the is ill suture flirtation Motap its ion. "Scientific Truths." holds the closest attention of his audience. As one comes to realize ‘ that man is dual in nature. and to. betI ter understand his own powor to bring into obioctlvp expression that which he earnestly desires. he can but be deeply impressed by the dlznlty and worth of life and he must feel that he is “in the presence of the [living God " cause the whole trend of the teaching iI to bring humanity into conscious- ness or “Oneness with God. " *‘I' PENDEBGASTn—RIICHTER. The announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Josephine Ponder- uast and John Richter. of Stamerd. which was solemnlzed in December. in South Norwulk. by Rev. William H. Mailer, DMD ENTEPTAINMENTS HOYT S THEATRE One Week. starting MONDAY EVENING, JAN. 5th. Matinee Daily Starting Tuesday. Goo. M. lI‘cnhcrg presents. THE FENBERG STOCK COMPANY. Featuring Charles Leyburne and Miss Emma Bunting. Monday ovonlng (lIIcot (‘omcdy Drama PRINCESS OF‘ PATCHES. Positively the most expensive Vaude- ville Features over with a popular price attraction headed by Miss Marie McNeil, the world' s Greatest Lady Cor- net Solist; Mallory Bros and Miss Ms. zic Brooks. Singers, Dancers and in- strumeutalists. A limit of 200 lIIIiieS' 15c tickets for Monday night only. 8an now open. Night prices, 10, 20 and 30:. Matinee 10 and 20a. REPERTOIRE. 'l‘uosdayu—Jcsso James Wednesday—«Pallfornla Wuii‘. ’l‘hureduy~Wifc for Wife. Friday—Money Mud. Sfltlil‘(lfl)’*~']‘l'l\(‘.t3y. the Bandit. Matlnccs to be announcoii. Sale of seats opens at Hoyt's Then Ire. South Norwalk. and Wood‘s drug store. Norwalk. 5 days in advance of all attractions. HOSPITAL BENEFIT. The Great Oratorio of the. CREATION will be given January filth and 201k as follows: . NORWALK CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. JANUARY 19. SOUTH NORWALK METHODIST CHURCH. JANUARY 20. With best of solo artists and a full CHORUS. Orchestra, Etc. NIIt,II—~~i~‘Irr' iiuui particulars, tickets. IItI-., soc illi.‘ .Iilllllltl‘y 8. Twenty-First ANNU.-'lL BALL Putnam H033 Co. iN MUSIC HALL, Friday Evening. January 91h. I 9 0 3. TICKETS. admitting gentlemen and la- dlcl to all parts of the house. 50c. Tickets for sale by all members. SIIIIh iiIIIIIIIIl. li-IIIIIIIIIIIIIliIIIIil liulIIIlIiI TUESDAY EVENING, JAN. 16th. rloil Georgeli Milling Lecture Subject, “stonewall Jackson." ’lI‘cb 0——~Mli. 1.“..th ’l‘ POWERS, in an impersonation of "Lord Chum loy." Mur. 10»~1‘HE METROPOLITAN MAME QUARTE’PTE, Mil. W. PAUIJL lNG DIE Nliild. cellist, of New York. Apr. li-Mii. CHAS. F. UNDER- lIillllI. Dramatic lioctlal of “As You Like it." Single Admission, (the. Course Tickets, 31. At l’lIIlstoIl's. Hours or Sturlovnllt‘s. bEEIE“ a fly: EYES AND TEETH. Decayed teeth affect the eyes. The nerve Connection between these two delicate organs is very intrinsic. All eye specialists acknowledge that defective teeth cause many oyo troubles. i can do nothing tor your teeth. but can we to your em every treatment known to optical science. HOMER U. "071'. OHADUAT‘O TIOMN, Fins Watch pairing. ROOM 7“. ”mm. “M II “I "on , I 46 to til at so ‘ the stress of an italian nobleman. teacher byzvh'la earnest. eloquent and. reverent presentation of i or compensation luade by the court. because of Divinity within him. chasm cannot attend these lectures without 5 both physical and spiritual benefit he to try of tectonics a contours and, Miss Florence I. ,IJBI-uton. of Alameda. aged 16 years, has bartered her inner— itance rights for 80. 000 in American gold. The exchange took place in Superior Judge Ogden's court. Miss Breton renounced or adoption by Countess Rumshoii w to of Henri Rus hell on Italian nobleman. and the do ores of adoption was annulled the I’younk lady having Mic pied the offer SPE‘ Al. Mayor's Oilico, South Norwalk. Conn. To Joseph R. Taylor, Clerk of the City of South Norwalh; Sir: By authority vested in me as Mayor. and by request of the Council of said .city,.i hereby direct you to'give notice to tho electors of said city and of the second voting district of the town of Norwaik. that a special meet- ing of said electors will be held at Ar- ion Hall, in said city, on Friday. Jarr- uary 9th. 1903. at 8 O'clock p. m., for the purpose of approving a petition of citizens and taxpayers of said city, to the General Assembly, January 533'1 siorr, asking for an extension of the boundaries of said city", a division of the town of Norwnllt. etc. Dated at the City of South Norwulk. January 3d, 1003. MORTIMER M LEE. Mayor of the (lily of South Norwulk. The above and foregoing is a true copy of the original call or warrant. Atlcst: « .lOSF‘PH R. TAYLOR. Clerk of the City 05 South Norwalk ' jl—i Ill. Notice Board of Relief. m l l i l l Notice is given that the; liourd of llolioi‘ of the Town of Nor i walk will meet at their oilico, Uporn ’iouso block: Monday, January 5.111903, from 2 to lit‘i‘Oh)’ «i p. m. Wednesday to 9. Saturday, 10th, 2 to 4 p. to. Monday, 12th, 2 to 4 p. m. Wednesday, 14th, 2 to 4 p. m Saturday, 17th, 7 to 9. evening. Monday, 19th, 2 to‘ 4 p. m. The meetings or II for the purpose oi ‘ hearing and determining any and all :Ippouls made to them from tho doings .I of tile assessors on the list ofI-xllltl'l. l They will also moor-with the assess era. as n joint board. Monday. January' ililh. at If p. III., for the purposiI off similar: the polls of sick and disabled ‘ persons. JAMES Sil'l‘lilllulANl), CHARLES W. BELL. JOHN W. GREENWOOD, Board of llellof. Doc. 23, 1002. MB to 1113‘ eveningé‘January 7th. 71 l Norwulk. Conn, THE MAN OF SNOW. Most (lMiiO resolves of tho new y-I uII , are like the man of snow He and. ‘ they melt away with tlIII lengthening day. The snow-man feels his logsi diving way. his joints dissolving hlsl houd, his arms his lrnc.k his exprIosI slou. going. uolnn, gone. . Does the: snow-mun hello i wonder? i don‘t, know. list the boy who makes him aches bio do we all. If we IIIIhIIIl loss our good resolves would not mail away so soon. No use talking. it rich man cannot be. a saint. A few bottles of Dr. Dick's Medicine will take away your aches and make your resolves those of a man of iron. FINE MILLINERY WWWOOflfl . REDUCED BRICES. I. MOWW Latest Designs In For. Banner. . 3‘ and Velvet Hats. per cent interest. 1 John H. Ferris To open an account With The South Norwalk. Trust Com'panu, Sayings Department pays 4 . Deposits made on or before the "lib oi the month will draw interest from January Elsi Nun... . 0N $1.25 PER DAY Your forefathers owned their OWii homes, and were ilrdc: pcndcutly well off. You are not doing that on $15 and more per week. Don't you feel that it is ad— visable to put part Irf your earnings away. especially in a Savings Bank, where it will L‘I’li'il interest money? Four per cent. is what we pay on deposits SOUTH NORWALK savrfvcs BANK. United Bank Bldg. SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL Eilgllalimnlllanli SOUTH NORWALKI CONN. Capital, Surplus. Other Proms, 540,700.00; _ 1 JOHN ll. FERRIS. President. JACOB ill. “NON. Cashier. . DIRECTORS: Henry Seymour John H. Knapp Christian Swaitz John H. Light E. H Mathewson Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman J. Wallace Marvin. Accounts Solfclied. gSouih Norwolk Savings Bank's lfilil Illilliilllllirll. llll'lillillll Ill, the rule of Four Per Cent Per Annum has been declared for the six months ending December 318t.1902. payable on and after January 10,1903. Interest not drawn wril be credited to acc0unta and draw interest from January 1,1903. Money deposited. on or before Jan- ‘ nary 10 will draw interest from Jan . nary l 1003. GEORGE F. BEARSE. Treasurer. Dress Seeds. FIiteeu hundred yards of wool dress goods AT ONE THIRD THEIR FORMER price. Think oi Iii Goods that sold for ilurtv sewn and one hell cents, new 1 marked to twelve and one half. We must sell them. and therefore we have named- such a mere neihrng‘ price. ‘ E ‘ . , Then we have a nice assortment of very much . better kinds, but, the prices are III proportion 50 and .4 75c quality at 255.. $l.00 quality at 37 He. Your time will be well paid for, it you only need- ‘ a couple of yards. Oh Rooters. Arc szt as good today as ever Coal is young to rennin up all winter (From latest reports.) Agood‘ 0Il healer Is clean, and smrll cost to burn. Prices. $3 49, $3.08. $4.49. $5.08. $100,000.00? SIO0.000.00| The great advantage in using VANILLA cursors is that you obtain invariable satisfaction ccause being FREE FROM ALCOHOL, They Do Not Evaporate or Bake Out in Cooking. HAVE YOU TRIED THEM? if not, oblige us by doing so today. We guarantee-you will be pleased. ONLY 10 CENTS A TIN At All Grocers. i VANILLA CRYSTAL co. new YORK. CALL 58 2. Seymour’ sStor Good Things To Eat. Thanking our patrons fm their liberal patronage in the your that has illstclosod. we IIIIIII determined more than over to merit their favors by melt ng our store the most our active best equipped up- III «lute place to pur- chase ediblcs ill this section never forgetting the motto which we have always strictly ndhcrci to: BEST GOODS AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. .qulanlity We are lruvinr. u his run Just now on the Franco American Food t‘om puny Soups. handsome catalogues? Try a can. a dozen or a race it you are paying higher prices than we ask Ieu Irrepayiugtoo much; if less then look out for quality or Have you received their Our price is ligh t lI‘auI-y Cniii’mniu and Oregon Prunes from in to ilk per 11). ' " We have heard so much and know from experience so well the merits of Dr. Dirk‘ s Mmllrluo. that we hate added it to our stock. bile bottle. No home should be without it especially at this subsoil of the your when colds rheumatism and La (lrlppo are so prevalent. Country Earls. ii‘lnast Tenn and Coffees. Fresh Marlo Creamery Rutter DoIIiIlII (‘rcum Choose. cute (lily of those articles in town. Commence now and give us your trade Illchlu's Beet Wine and iron. 44c bottle; 3 bottles for 31.15. ll‘roatl" You cannot duplb We are confident that Ive can do better by you than any store in the Twin (lilies. " ’ O. E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer 8' WAOHlNOTON STRIITI TELEPHONE. ”2. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN Begin The New Year we" fly paying cash for your drocierlee. ’i‘hIIt'II the limit in the way to run your table. begin this week by placing your order. You will be surprised to see the money we can save for you. A ll tile money goes a great ways in our store. that. log: (guarantors) New Saddle 11mins. its. New cleaned German. 1b., Baldwin Applet. peak, .pkpt. Minna Mont, FlN‘S‘I’ ILOlNI’OHI’AMERY IUT‘TER (PURE AND SWEET) PER POUND, 20a. FINI ORIAMIRV BUTTE ON ON! POUND PRINTS) .P R POUND, 270. 300 can. June Pen, can, ‘ 100' But allocation, 10!: Maine Bow core. can. as: Mild Puckett Tomatoes, can. flu Victory canned equate. can, .23. 8 iii. can claim chowder, can. a: Audamn’o or Ormpbw's erupt. m. Int emu Apricot’s,=‘ VIII Choice Oops coil Oran " Inglilii Williams” for cock“: mourn Rico. pap.k 15¢ Mitten Ironkfsot rm. it" in m a we I r O 1th 106 the
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