album Dillon. ‘
ranch Cities. Nerwalk.
it day afternoon,‘ and a copy
limb and the original was placed
\vas m lied at the South
k pesticides uesdny night. but
artist In the Norwnlk office. In-
a, are necessarily deferred.
FASHIONS.
act and white veils have first
out is something one always has at
- If by any chance a kerosene
ould get overturned in your
lhave some one rush to the flour
.and get a pan of flour and amp
r the tire. Salt is also good, but the
{I easier to get III large quanti-
ason of parties and receptions
is at Its height and every
els that on such occasions
hr of. enhancing its beaut. She does
lit cause it is the fasblo . often as
ihg‘ rather then enhancing her
in mg glory. " This Is only one of
features of dress than should
ha 1 admired this winter and ad
I ’lso the good taste of the well-
rain as it was they were cut to Ilt
re than cover the waist line they
lose. and the result was an ex-
Bl trim and at the same time
y (tolling garment
who provide the food for the
4 it dehide the health of the world
You have only to go up some errand
(t the taverns and the hotels of
United States and Great Britain.
cap resists the fact that vast Inultl~
7 1th e human race at slaughter-
.h Inoompetent cookery Though a
hug woolen may have taken lessons
halo. and may have taken lessons
ailggugw, and lessons in astronomy,
1 ‘ ell. educated unless she has
“ sons in dough. ~Talmagc.
ir LAR AMUSEMENTS
ENBERG COMPANY.
‘ another good audience at
t evening The attraction
than Fiom the Dead. presen nted
f'li'enberg Company? . Miss Em
ting and Miss Marie McNeil,
lifeboat specialties. were ob-
ospond to numerous encores.
M Miss Manic III-eons and the
rumors. Miss Bunting was
t out of ‘a beautiful basket
‘ Tonight the company
resent Wife for Wife. and
W night they promise a bar-
.n as that is to be their special
‘ Ight. . ,
THE MAGIC CAP.
nnouncemént of the early up-
1 Edward E Rice's "Show
“The heMagic Cap." for next
wtllbe greeted by those of
[who are we'l informed to
utters. Thi
victims: to u
, 'nil‘khtilcent scenic equipment
’ h at Waliaok‘s Theatre In
City and later at the Colon-
. a Boston. This Is oaemf
oiis that should play to
" till
Milliml‘iili ‘
1You can't fool the habits all the
They Will find you out at last.
, livery time a man is tooled
AnothaIimlreptle is made.
Many t remedy that makes the
skeptic.
Because it falls to keep its promises
Deans Kidney Pills bring renewed
reward.
They earn the skeptic
Plenty of proof of this at home
East Norwalk proof for East Nor-
walk people.
Hares a case of fit.
Mr. William F Knapp. of 55 Osborne
avenue. Rust Norwalk fireman at Roth
& Goldschrnidt’s. says: "I am an old
time engineer and like a great many
who follow my calling the weak spot
in my anatomy was my back I knew
it arose from some derangement of the
kidneys for backache and the sedl
ment In the kidney secretions left ,no
room for doubt. Sometimes In leaving
the overheated boiler room the cold
atmosphere suddenly lowering the torn.
peraturo of my body may have Induc-
ed colds and as a rule they seated
themselves in my Ioins. I noticed in
our Norwalk papers Dean’s Kidney
Pills advertised to cure just such
troubles as I had. I procured a box at
Plaisted’s drug store. They cured me."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Fosi.er-MIIbIII'n<Co.. Buffalo. N.
Y.. sole agents for the United States.
Remember the namewnoan's—and
take no other.
ROWAYTON.
Miss Edith Mead Is quite III at her
home in North avenue.
Miss Ina Overton, of Greenwich, was
the guest of Mrs: S. D. Woods over
Sunday.
Mrs. Eugene Ambler arrived home
Tuesday from a ten days' visit with
her parents in Westfle‘d. N. J.
The Ladies; Aid Society of the Bap-
tist Church me Wednesday afternoon
at the home of ' rs. 'B. A. Grillin.
Mrs. George Davis. of the West Side.
has gone to Florida to join her hus—
band. who has been there for some
time.
Miss Jessie Iicnedlot has recovered
from her recent indispositiou. and has
resumed her duties In the public
school.
John H. Crockett and .E. Howard
Every conducted the services in the
Methodist. Episcopal Church, Tuesday
evening.
Miss Vivian Stevens. of Pennoyer
street. who has been quite ill with II
severe attack of neuralgia. is slowly
improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Danicl i’. Wicks, ,oi‘
(iruw avenue. are on Long Island.
where they wont to attend the funeral
of a relative.
Miss Helen Lynch. Miss Florence
Raymond and Miss May .Raymond, re-
turned to the State Normal school.
Monday. the holiday vacation having
ended. . .
Rev.‘ Frank Brown preached an ex-
cellent sermon last evening in the Me
tbodist Church. Tonight. the service
will be held in the Baptist Church
where Rcv. A. I. Hubbard will preach.
Mr. and Mrs. Wnltcr Butterson. who
have been residing with Mrs. Batter—
snn‘s parents. Mr. and Mrs. William
Ackcrly. have gone tochstport. where
Mr. Butlersou has a position, and
where they will reside in the future.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Mrs. 8. ti. Siliimau has returncd
from a visit at the bottle of her daugh-
tcr. Mrs. Albert Willsou. in Stamford.
Mrs. (Iburlcs Weber, who injured licr
ll'll‘. some time ago. continues quite
ill at lIcI' lIo..:-: Ill Main street. Dr. (I.
II. Noxon to attending her.
best would: it v. Ii. S. llrow'u
pl‘cachcd on tho ‘lnvitntions of the
ilospcl»~l‘ome—-(Io." Tonight. he will
nine preach. Service commences at 8
o‘clock.
'lho Social League of tho Daricu
thin xregationnl Church, will give a so.
it tea. tomorrow afternoon. room 4
to ll. at tiltI home of Mrs Alfred Largo.
In Prospect avenue.
Miss Elizabeth liump, who has been
thc guest of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Abv
rudroth, of Main street has gone to
lrpoklyu for n few dnya' visit with
relatives and friends.
Norman Williamson is getting up a
basketball team, and a meeting Wis
flicld 'I‘uosduy night. III the rooms of
thI Middiesex can). The pith/ere will
be Mr. Williamson. Charles Clock.
Iiert h‘oote. b‘red t-lmith. Ilcrt Ferguson
Curl Miller.
Mrs. I‘lucil. of' East Iluddam. Conn.
lcprosontlua the Woman‘s Christian
'l‘cmperancc Union, met several ladies
of this place. yesterday afternoon. at
the Congregational Church. with a
view of organising a union here. All
whom she met were very much lnter~
rated: and it improbable that before
ions there will be a well organised
Christian Temperance Union in Dar-
ten.
A feature of the entertainment to be
rlyeu In the Town l-.iall under the sus-
pices of .lllugie Hook and Ladder Com~
puny will be the decorations. These
will. he veryslaborate and the stage
m will be very prettily set all with potted
in plants and other flowers. This work,
as well as that of getting up the neat
wouwmlr programs to be distributed,
has been under the direction of J. Ply»
”Inert Hoyt. 7
us many it my be interesting to
now how the vote stood at the Inn
anal meeting of Rule Hook and Lads
allowing- is the full. oiiichu vote: Form-
lambs Louimh‘. Sinai-s: ll. W.Ratoli19:
J. Iii'inaii
assistant 1 retails, Joseph? Illttreh is at. 7
of 0
H RTE‘DRD, Jan. 8~Pstitltlhli to
the general; assembly were died with
The secretary of state yesterday as fol
own:
The Norwalk Cemetery Association
for powers of organization
Frederick l... Averill for a charter
for a street railway trom Brsnford to
Clinton.
Phili Pond. lid. for a charter for
a siren railway in tile town of Bram
ford running from Branlord Green to
Bradford Driving Peril. ‘
Fred Prentice and others for a char
for itor an eloclric railway from Mim-
(heater to Turnervllle
The East Haven and Morris Cove
Railroad Company for extension of prl
villages and amendment of charter
Floyd F. Hitchcock and others tor a
charter for an electric railway from
Woodbury to Seymour,- also Ior a char-
tor for a similar line from Woodbury
to Waterbury.
The city'of Putnam for an amend
meat to its charter regarding the terms
of its municipal officers.
Samuel A. Eddy and others for a
charter for the Canaan and Berkshire
Tramway Company.
Frank M Tait and others for the in
corporation of an electric street rail-
way between Groton and Stonlngton.
Louis D. Hubbard and others for in
corporation of the Mor idea and Middle-
town Tramway Company. with exten-
sion to Berlin Rocky Hill and through
the towns of. Durham Cromwell Mid
dlefleid and Guiiford.
WILL PROBABLY CONTE’BT WILL.
BRIDGEPORT, Jan. S—Ann Bohau.
86 years old, and alone in the world.
last fall made a will devising $1.500
each to two priests and the bulk of her
estate, valued at about 820.000 to Mrs.
Mary J. Birdseye. by whom she was
employed as housemaid for several
years. Just before she died last month.
she made another will, making several
Catholic charitable institutions her
leastoes. Neither will has yet been
offered for probate. but counsel for
Mrs Birdseye filed In the probate court
on application for notice of any action
on the old woman’ s estate which is a
positive indication that the second bill
will be contested.
ENTERTAINMENTS
HOYT'S THEATRE.
One Week. starting
MONDAY EVENING, JAN. 5th.
Matinee Daily Starting Tuesday.
Geo M Fenberg presents.
THE FENBERG STOCK COMPANY.
Featuring Charles Leyburne and Miss
Emma Bunting.
Monday evening, Great Comedy Drama
PRINCESS 0F PATCHES. ‘
Positively the most expensive Vaude-
ville Features ever with a popular
price attraction, headed by Miss Marie
McNeil. the world's Greatest bully Cor-
net Solist; Mallory Bros. and Miss Ms-
zio Brooks Singers Dancers and In-
sir uincntalists.
A limit of ‘l50 Indlcs‘ [fir tickets for
Monday night only Sale now open.
Night prices, 10. 20, and 3°C.
Matinee, 10 and 20c.
REI'ERTOIRR.
’t‘tllli'SlIIIyn-\Vlf0 for Wifc.
lI‘rldIIy—Moncy Mad.
Suturduy-—~'I‘ruccy. the Bandit,
Mutlnocs to be announced.
Sale of seats opens (If Iioyt‘s 'I‘bcu
MI. South Norwalk. and Vl-oed‘s drug
Iiorc, Norwalk. 5 days in advance of
oil attractions.
Twenty-First
ANNUAL BALL
Putnam Hose Co.
IN MUSIC HALL,
Friday Evening. January 9th..
- I 9 0 3.
TICK ETB, admitting gentlemen and la-
dies to all parts of the bound, 500.
Tickets for sale by all members.
Snub Nurkall; tunnrtpiiulll thud
TUESDAY EVENING, JAN. 13th,
lion. George R. Welding
Lecture Subject, “Stonewall Jackson."
itch owns. LELANDT. POWERS,
In an impersonation of "Lord Chumu
lay"
Mar. idw’l‘ilili METROPOIJT N
MALE QUARTRTTE, MR. W. PM) .1)-
iNll DE NIKE. 'uolllst. of New York.
Apr. ilmMR. CHAS. F UNDER-
HILL Dramatic Recital of “As You
bike it."
Single Admission, 360.
Course Tickets, at.
Al l’lnlslud‘o, ilaur'l or Sturtevant'a.
flosoital Benefit.
To be Presented,
HAYDN' 8 GREAT ORATCRIO.
'l’I-IE
CREATION
dot Company; Monday evening. The . ,
Any eons accompanied by .eilpoc-
toratlon which lasts over three or tour
days, requires attention and treat
meet; this does not mean a visit to
the hospital, nor to your physician nor
wholesale dragging with patent medb.
class: but it means that some simple.
harmless effective antiseptic remedy
like Stuart's Catarrh‘ Tablets should
be used to ward off any possmle term.
lnatlon in Pneumonia. Chronic Ca-
torrb. Bronchitis er Consumption. I ‘
All of these formidable diseases
start from a common acold neglected
or allowed to run if course and it In
only the exercise of 0 man every day
caution to cute a‘, {as quickly as
possible. not so m *‘f
bio and convenient to stop a cold or
obstinate cough as Stuart's Catnrrh
Tablets.
The extract of blood Ioot contained
in them combined With the red gum
of the Eucalyptus». ee seems to put
the mucous memb ne of the nest
mouth and threat in a condition to
throw off the germs of catarrh. bronu
chills and consumption. and as they
are taken internally they seem to
(‘tll'aitzo the circulation and place the
body in that condition of health which
resists. and throws oi! the germs of
disease.
A person in perfect health rarely
catches cold and it he does. throws it
off In a day or two. but, where the
cold hangs on. stepping up the new
trils. imitating the throat or there ‘s
persistent annoying cough It Is evi-
dent that the system for some reason
is unable to throw oil the disease
corms which cause the trouble; a no
lie assistance is necessary, and this is
best given by the use of some barin-
less norm dostroyiuq antiseptic like
Stuart's Catnrrh Tablets which are
also palatable and equally so for
children and adults. "
Drugnists sell these tablets at So
cents for full sized punknizc. lIIchor in
price than trachea and cheap couch
syrupsmbut Stuart‘s Cattll'l‘ll Tablets
contain antiseptic properties which
actually curo colds, catarrh and throat
and lung troubles wlIllc it is a notor—
lous fact that cough drops and cough
syrups arc largely cmnpuscd of opium.
cocaine and similaI (bugs that have
no curative pouoi
It. Is also two that many popular
liquid medicines and topics for (niarrh
depend upon the alcohol they contain
which give simply a temporary simul-
ation of no real benefit for any trou-
blc. catnrrbul or otherwise. 18 IO~
4am.
to 9.
bearing and determining anr’hnd all
appeals made to them from the deluge
of the assessors on the list of 1902.
era. as a joint board. Monday. January
10th, at 4 p.
abntlng the polls of Sick and disabled
persons.
FINE MILLINERY
WOOOOOOOWOOONWOOOO
; «mmmuuoum
B d I R’ l' I
oar 0 2 I2 .
"
.1gNotico is hereby given that the
Board or Relief ornit- Town of “Not-7
walk will meet at their office, opera
House block: ' ‘
Monday, January 5, 1903, from 2 to 7
Wednesday evening, January 7th, 7
Saturday, 10th, 2 to 4 p.m
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 me for the purpose of
They will aismmeef. with the assess-
In, for the purpose of
JAMES SUTHEItlAND,
CHARLES W. BELL.
JOHN W. GREENWOOD.
Board of Relief.
Dec. 23, 1902.
was to ill;
Norwulk, Colin,
REDUCED
PRICES.
Dress
and therefore we have Ila
prlcc.
75c quality at 25c.. $l.00 o
a couple of yards,
33 49. $3.98. $4.49. $5.98.
Filieeu hundred yards of wool dress goods AT
ONE THIRD THEIR FORMER price. 7
Goods that sold iorthrlv seven and one half cents. now
We must sell ihem.v,yz
med such a mere nothing,
marked to twelve and one halls
Then we have a nice assortment of very much
better kinds. but the prices are In proportion 50 and
Your lune will be well paid for. it you onlvnc‘ed
(“in Reuters.
, . o
Are list as good tOle as evcr.
to remain up all Winter (From latest reports.)
ell heater I» clean, and sde cost to burn.
Encode. »
Think on
unlitv at 37 He.
C III is going
A £0.09
Prices.
r”
Latest Designs in For, Beaver.
DROPS—”DEAD OF HEART DISEASE.
il~TlIomas
STONING'I‘ON. Jan.
O'Ilricn, ngcd sixty, n" foreman employ-
ed III the repair shops“ _ lie-New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company. dropped dead at his work
yesterday of heart disease.
The many friends of (i. ll. Ilausnu.
Enuinccr, 1.. III. & W. R. It. Ill. present 1
living in Lima .wlll b2 pinnscd to
know of his Icult'cu from ilIIcnthIcIl
kidney disease. He wrllcs: "l was
Iuch by using II‘IIIIIys kidney Cure.
which I recommend to all. especially
lininmon. who am usually slnIlluIly :Il-
lliclcd." I’laistod's drugstore. ”
ORDEROF NOTICE.
and Velvet Hats.
\ few revcises do not discourage the
gill who is learning to waltz.
QANEQELR BALVEi
DISTRICT OF
bate Court, Jan. 7th.
)staio of Sarah III Iiurkc,’ Into oi,
Nququ In said district. Idolcuscd. ;
Whereas. written application has
been made to this court playing. loI I
seasons tIIcrIIin act forlh. for ndminls l
tuition with the will annexed of the
"stale of said deceased not administer-
ed: :
()Idcrcd. That unidinpplicutlon be
heard and determined at the Probate
(lillco In Norwalk on the IIIIII day of,
January. 1903 at Ill (i'rtlltltk forenoon;
and that public notlcc thereof be given
to all persons interested therein by
publishing this order in a newspaper
having a circulation in said district, at
least five days before said day of beer-
Int
5 HENRY W. GREGORY.
)8 1t Judge.
NORWALK. ss.. I‘III-.
A. I)., Itiil‘i. i
THE GREAT ADVANTAGE
In using
VAIIILL’A
onvsrlts
Is that you obtain invariable
satisfaction
boom.“- bilnu
nit rm man.
They Do Not Evaporate
or Bake Out in
. Cooking.
HAVE You Tame THEM?
If not oblige us by doing so
today We guarantee you
will be pleased. . . .
only 10¢. a Tin
At All tit-user's
VANILLA 6min. so.
on .
. It». In. (guaranteed)
, New needed Rollins, Ila,
l
81 MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
Conner-loll with large Bridgeport es-
tublishmeut.
IRE YOU INTERESTED [Ni
LIFE INSURINCE.
the kind that Is moderate us to (nice ’
safe and pmlltublc i'm Investment por-
focl. for protection of your family?
The Connecticut (lcncrul Life Insur-
tttm‘. Company of Hartford dcul III this
I ud
FRED H. FIELD GENERAL AGENT, ,I
. United Bank Building.
South Norwalk. Cl
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Rush. of New Castle.
l)el., says: "I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis ,
tress and belt: hing. i tried everything ’
icould hear of but nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Ilalm. and one 50
our. bottle cured me. (ompletely ”
For sale by R. H. Plaistod and F‘. Ill
Baxter “ i
7 lord. I)eI..
; ed Iny boy‘ s life
the most healing solve In the world. i
The sense of guilt adds stings to on: ‘
M.F.ACKERMANIIIIIII
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain II. Hubbard. of Mil-
says; “'[lrnmliuu Balm adv.
lie begun just like
he one we lost with lltltll). We gave
him a few doses. lie quickly dropped
. to sleep and nus all rIglII in the Inm- ’
lulug." For sale by It. Ii
I‘lalsted F
Ii. Baxter, and The Clifford "hur.
imacy. ”
Right ends are. ncvcr furthered by
i wrong ngcuI ics
Foley ’5 Kidney Cure
intakes kidneys and bladder right.
W...” .«flv.--
It is human nature to be unmatclul
file the man who nghts your battles for
you and gels licked.
—STOP THAT COLD.
or it may result in Pneumonia. BIa
Lilian Balm is breaking up Colds when
lover tried, almost nilhout exception
to "5, title and 81. 00 bottles.
ford Ilartprs or Plalsted' I
CALL 58-.2
The Clif-
NEW CENTURY COMFORT.
Mil ions are daily finding a world of
comfort in Bucklen s AInlca Salve. lt’
‘ kills pain IIom Bums. Scalds, Cuts.
Bruises; conquers Ulcers and Fever
Sores; cures Eruptions, Salt Rheum.
Rolls and Felons; removes Come and
Warts. Best Pile cure on earth. Only
25c. at F. II. Baxter's drug store. "
If Ii man never changes his mind he
is either very Iight or very stubborn.
CHILDREN POISONEO. l'
Many children are DOIBOllchimd
quIIIo nervous and weak. If not killed
onlI lain. by mothers giving them cough
syrups containing opiates. Foley's ‘
Honey and 'l‘ur it a safe and certain
remedy for coughs, croup and lung
trouble. and is the only prominent
couch medicine that contains no opi»
ates or other poisons. Plaistcd's drug
store. “‘
No disappointment can be quite an
intolerable as disappointment In one's
self.
-p—wu—
Foley’ 5 Honey and Tar
~- com Icolds. prevents pneumonia.
. .W
Seymour sStor
Good Things To Eat.
’l‘lqultinu illil pntIoIIs foI their liberal patronage in the your that II as Justcioscd we ate dot outlined (here .
than ever In IncIlf their favors by making our store. the most attractive. best equipped up— tmlulo place to pun
chase edibles in this section. never? forgetting the motto which we have always strictly adhered to:
BEST GOODS AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
qliiiiilit y.
We uIII having a big run just how on the Franco American Food Com pany Soups.
ozeu or a case
handsome catalogues? Try it can. Ii
Our price is right
Fancy California and Oregon Prunes from he to Lie pcr lb.
We have heard so much and know from experience so well the marl to of Dr. Dick' II Medicine. that we have
added it to our stock. 50c. hottlc.
Ihoumntium and La Crippo are so prevalent.
If you are paying higher pIIcos than we ask, you are paying too muc;h if less then look out for quality or
Have you received their
I
No home should be without it especially at this season of the your when colds.
Linings Beef Wine and Iron 44c bottle; ll bottles for 8115. Fresh
Country Rugs. Finest Tone and (lodeea. h‘rash Made Creamery Rutter. lieu blc Cream Cheese You cannot dupli
onto any of those articles in town. Commence now and give us your trade.
We are confident that we can do better by you than any store in the T win Cities.
0
C. E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer.
ll WAIHINOTON ITRIIT.
_,aw7
TELEPHONE. BM.
SOUTH NONW K. CONN.
Begin The New Year”, we"
fly paying cash for your Croelerieu. That's the limit in the way to run your table.
Begin this Week by placing
your order. You will be surprised to use the money we can save for you. A ll ttie money goes a great ways in ear.
I store.
FINIS‘I" ILOI
CREAMIRY I INTER (PUB! AND GWEIT)“PNN POUND, 2%.
PIN! CNIAMENV LOTTN (IN ON! POUND PRINTS) PIN POUNDJ?
bills (in.
109
.‘lOe
New Cleaned Currants. lit, i
Buldvvlu Appln. puck, ,
i (limo. Mine. mat,
o‘mr “it .p
ass . Child Pushed Tomatoes, can,
Victory Cloned Moduli, can. the
m
. Anderson’s or Campbell's “use, «a,
June L90", can,
But constant»
Mains linear Own. an,
iii. an Clam Chowder. snail.
100
100
100
109
Inst Canned Apricots, slit.
Choice Cleo Bod. Grim
English Walnuts. iii»,
Cook's Flakes RIM. pkg" .
bullion Imam-t PM, slim,
lotion Wheat I'm 7
0mm of want. ”3mm
ii III. box Hominy ‘ ,
We
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