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. «rises ‘f 52% 1:14.
«detracts :Iizts ptm.
OALLI
~:CI “OHM Robin.
u-Isooob (tilts-r Nomik.
tO—v-Itittsr'o Molasses.
is pointed out that Captain Thom-
Iood was the pioneer In our expan-
‘pollcy, but, was Just 113 year!
‘ a of time. ‘On a voyage—this is
. 5, ting history-In the old frigate
, ‘ Me, which his friend Robert Mor-
' had converted into a merchantmsn.
- ode the first out- of- season passage
g Ina. There were supposed to be
Illinois In it, but they did not pan out.
M . utodore Dale and George Harrison
partied him, the former as chief
r and the latter as supercnrgo.
discovered two islands. which be
ad Morris and Alliance. They were
9 Caroline group, and by virtue of
, overy belonged to the United
the. The Carolines are not far from
hllippines. Spain dame along and
printed them while America set
on her dignity and looked place
Our rightsspever were asserted
' respected Germany bought the
mrolines the Pelew sud Ladrone ls-
little in tags or lemma marks.
,ltbsd' 3 directory is n l‘orgotten chapter
in our history._’
There has been a movement in No
blacks tor, adopting the full valuation
in of assessment for state titration.
Member of the lower house of the
witch seeking to place the house on
‘ount'or 115300.000. After some IIII
, builds was already on record In. furor
[of revenue revision.
w
IsourI) Journal is not favorably
» _ tossed with the scheme of Charles
Sheldon, of Topeka, to merge all
(illuminate Into one "big union
Vii" wliii' 'onp big union preacher.‘
might prove a'l right." the den
oher‘ proves to be like the minis
once heard of, who was so uni
iigion "
“.'.—A”...— m
FABHIONS.
_ trimming.
. . tugs sreyery much newer than
of course one will select a
domination that will suit her
log (gore of some of the
colt is that the fronts are
, » til inside and out so they
to either open or closed and
retty arrangement of trlm~
Hulda go and make a selectlo
. onobby scotch mixtures. Loo
so new mixtures.
on line from collar to ed
cm? any,"
or necessary.
h th‘ ed the bill passed stun
“if? Oil-i risliu vote the motion of Mr.
Hubbard was overwhelmingly
'- Itr. Books motion to table was lost.
tor Tomorrow.
Iii‘lslstnre introduced a resolution test
d in favor of this plan Quoting
. the report of the state auditor, he
d/ thatthe assessment mile 01 Ne
had undergone a reduction in
cushion the house disposed of the res-
elation by laying it on the table though
oexpisined that they considered
a I‘osolutiou unnecessary, as the
Deacon Mommbead of the Hopkins
thinks. '_“nmvmed the ‘hlg union
, flyIWsonnt of the fact
‘he médd'léd neithei with lmIIlItn
the new jaickets seems to be col-
This provides piece [or a lot
III: of buying a spring suit
.. I. and automobile costs:
t backrssems to have tokeni
fevery other design of batik
3; skirt. Their pla‘lnuess Is
5 VI) relieved by trimming. and
. tpostillou banks of the costs
them also serve to relieve.
‘msn ouch relief is :3
. o rsthooevciioiinesl g
m’k‘ itvould be very hnbe “h mm“ bl;
on have all been wonder
‘;re.n, WAN“? “er of coat for
g e‘l if you want to
. Ilia “swell" trade will wear.
they are showing the three
a. Some of them are cut
seam at the waistfiil vi '0
part is a two or three
n" chm to my desk two
N son. and I have delayed
7 III Leonid consult seine
Millard”. 1 submitted the
a Well known artist. and
k in reply: The height
cane—Missrmo son Isoa. ‘
Gatherings at Ploinvillo Will Begin
July 19 close August 10.
At the usual winter meeting of the
Camp Meeting Association held in
New Haven all of the members or the
board- were present with one excep=
tlon he heist out of the state. They
were “follows: President the Rev
W. A m vise president. Char—
les A. secretary. John M.
Parker; treasurer. Jordan (‘. Wells;
linii A. Spencer. Waterbury: Daniel .I
Claik and Gilbert Rogers. Meriden: A.
Moorehead, New Haven: Edward Free-
nInII. li‘orestville; A. M. Wright, Cour
terbrook; A. .i. Anderson. Derby.
The treasurer reported all bills pnitl.
Last year an auditorium was erected
on the camp «rounds at i’lalnville, at
a cost of 82,000. in order to pay for it.
the churches and individuals pledged
subscriptions. . These have been
promptly paid and the treasurer of the
fund reported that the full amount had
been Ieceived
The assembly committee reported
that' nearly all- 01,115 hills had been
paid. The c‘hnlimdn of the committee
on sale of lots repoiteti that the de-
mand was gieater than usual and sev
eral lots were sold.
The usual committees for the ramp
meeting of 1903 were appointed. The
Rev. George M. Brown. of Derby. re:
ported that the assembly committee is
arranging a program which they
believed would be superior to any yet
presented. Alieady seveial noted
speakers have been engaged and oth
ers sic in view. Grand Aimy Day
under the superintendoncy ol‘ (‘harlr s
A. tiaidwin. of New Haven Is expec-i
ml to be of special inleiest.
The timeror the meetings as arrang-
oil will be: Qhun‘tsuqilo assembly. be
gins July 13. closeduly 29; Grand As
my Day: July so: ramp meeting begins
Friday. July 31. closes Monday. Au
gust 10: annual rally day, Wednesday!
line 10.
"QT TO INVESTIGATEuiTRIKIQ
sciiiuoon Regarding was dry, be
Induced in House Today. Voted Down.
HARTFORD, Conn, February 5~—
A resolution establishing a special leg‘
isistive committee to investments the
strike has n In Waterburytovas pre
«and n th an hour Iy alter
e session this morn-
ing. Mr Lockwood of Woodbury. pre
sentad the resolution which called for
'the appointment of thr
nnd eight representatives
into the present labor troubles In Wan
erbury, with power to examine wit-
nesses and papers and report to the
r{gloat assembly." Mr. Hubbard. of
_ hileld. moved for the suspension
the rules. Several arguments were
made for the immediate passage of the
resolution. Mr Biclrneii of Meriden
opposed it arguing that the matter
would occasion considerable expense
tor the state and was unnecessary and
that the governor should be consulted
under any condition. .
Mr. Cross, of Waterbury. also on
it, saying that Waterbury
mic would not take kindly to any
crease of the kind, and that a
“smelling" committee was entirely un-
(Dena) want-
Mr Sweeney. 0! Dot-lime
THE MEDICINE MADE
In: FROM A ROCK up:
. CURES
RHEUMATI
the loan of one of our lit-
tle Home Books.
This book enables you to
place small‘cll‘snge on deposit
in your own home. Monthly
you bring the bank to us and
the amount collected is plac~
ed to your edit and immed-
iately COi‘llli
trrest money.
“Four per cent. is what we pay."
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
Mayor and by request of the Council Isr price tile, 7::
, BANK’ of said city. I hereby direct you to give Cutlcurs 80w. 17c Mop "mm“ am will bald n
United Bank Building. notice to the legal voters of this city Packers T“ 50W- “5” brush re la fl “ 10 3
that a special (-in meeting will be held Dr- Woodbury‘s Song. 170 . 3“ ' i’ 0” ‘V ‘3
at Arlon Hall on Tuesday. pmmmry Cashmere Bouquet cap ((‘ol- bonus Brothers' Best haun-
W “m. 1903' tit eight o'clock p. m. to gate a) 19c dry Soup. cake, 2c _
take such III tion as may be deemed ad- ROE" ‘6 Galiet Violet Soap. 170 Wash Boilers. 1x quality tin,
vissblc in ielation to the petition of giitxatefl gnrmlhsgafllth 30M) iii- coppor bottom, No. it also,
[nap-.5: ] "m. and the Connecticut Railway & Lighting ‘osn as as e .1 regular 8125, use
' Ik' (‘ompsny. now oending before the les- 47“ “W“"Im‘ oap 1th, Embossed Sorrel Boards. size ‘
"in. wait: for na may), isisture of this state. regarding the I’PBI'HBOPMGII l0.
tires to t'lll'ii in“ .
0 WM AIM F0 .ALAIM.
have sent tor you." sold the
man of the .house “because these
pipes noed looking after. There's a
leak somewhere, and a lot of gas is
going to waste. "
"it-no." replied the gas com
pany's employs, moditativoiy. “Hobby
t'heres a look, but there ain't any
gas goin’ to waste You'll tied it all
down on the next account "-—N Y
W flamenco Sale St\\\ Conducts.
JUST A5 INTERESTING TODAY A5 THE FIRST DAY OF THI SALI.
Mayor's ()ftlce, Saturday was a busy day for us, but We have the some goods at the
South "OWN" 00““ some low prices tomorrow and the remainder of the week. Here we
’i‘o Joseph R. Taylor Clerk of the Cit .
of South N or w “II V giro you an idea of Olli offerings.
Bin-By authority vested in me as TOILET 00008. ETC. Coal Bieves, large size, regu-
l.
lilo
32 x 82. regular price Mir, 39c
80 5. cake, [I
extension of Its trolley tracks under me *1 TOIIBI W i 100 Granite Iron Gem Pans. to in
in: amateur cLus.
Members Explain They Really Didn't
Expat! Guardsman.
NEW BRITAIN. Feb. 5.~—The exotic
ble members of the Somerset Club
who decided upon the explosion of N.
B. Pember because he volunteered for
strike duty with Company 1. are now
Explanations were
in order. yesterday. and although It
had been previously announced that
a meeting of the club had been held
Sunday night, and action taken, it was
claimed that no such
sorry they spoke.
meeting was
The more conservative members of
the (hill said that a few but bends had
met. Sunday night and decided that
Mr. Pembei ought to br- rxpelied and
these some members were authbrity-
{oi the statement that he had been ex-
'l‘lIe conservative members
claim that no legally coiled special
meeting had been held, therefore no
Action of expulsion could take place.
'. Pember is still a member
Those who decided on tho‘ expulsion
say thnt they regret. their action as
the time they did not know Mr.
Peniber was already a member of the
national gusid.
DIPLOMATIC AIR CLEARED.
MONDON. b‘eb. 5.~I~DespatI-hes hays
been received in omelet quarters
London anti Berlin saying that the dip-
lomatic air III regard to the Veneauel
on question was “considerably clear-
or." as a result of the interview be
tween Ambassadorvllerbert and Minis-
ter Bowen on Saturday. According to
the despstches Sir Michael Herbert
has made «some plain spoken observa-
tions respecting the conduct of the ne-
gotiations and
gether was somewhat heated."
WILL NOT PREVENT CONVENTION
ST. LOUIS. Mo. Feb. 5.-—A telegram
from Oklahoma City 0.12.811!!! that
the disastrous fire of yesterday which
for a time threatened the city. will not
interfere with the holding of the con
vention of cattle men there on Febru
The convention will he one
of theinrgest cattlemen‘ s conventions
held in the southwest.
Time out of mind—a forgotten date.
Life” and Accident Insurance.
55d ANNUAL SIA TEMENI
[Eruildrs
insurance 'z- Compass.
‘ HARTFORD. CONN. ‘
MORGAN (I. BULKELEY. President.
senators
induire
Assets Jan. 1 1908. 405,545.”
Premium receipts in 1903 111.824.2505:
interest receipts in 1902,
Total receipts in 1902.
Payments to Policy bold-i
Deni Reserve. on Poli-
cot and all claimo. .
Sexual Reserve in addi-
11011 to 11m”. 550'“!
loot:
some am H1 or-
m
ioIIII II. rerun. President.
JACOB II. Intonation.
DIRECTORS'
John H. Forrio Ponry Seymour
,John H. Knapp
John H. Light
Josiah Fl. Marvin
.1. Wall .ItorIiIii.
*»
looounti Satisfied
Accidentlnsurance 3.5:.I:“£:.il§:.§fiil:t... ..
Combined Wit
' Dingle admission 35c, with reserved ‘\ . 1/ "
W and identification. . “.33
“M In 9." of death by ”.me Tickets. at Stu ant',s Pluisted's
while traveling II. proooribod by policy I"u! Brut 8-
Wk 1°; '0». 0' “new Next Monday. “lord Chunks);
I
new “-fotoriniurlos.
ALL FOR :7 0» PER YEAR ...-,. ifiifiii var-anti Bali. given by
For particulars call or writs
TAYLOR s‘ GOLDEN.-
Tolophono Coll. 107—4.
hrlstlon Sworn
E. H. Mathewson
uoI Grumman ,
. _ box
Will]. you .n‘ waning for I‘IIesI‘IiIIHc‘IIIyIFm“ street. rniiroud bridge. llorabelli Pure Castlle. gm...“ 4 ‘In shfis‘tl. 38m“ pricle. 290, 19c
‘ n t, l s . - Ik b‘ebruar or white. 0 , i‘ 00? 0 - l W- widr.
a proper "1"“va ’“ 4...,"1333,“ ”'"h "MW" ' y quIIImII 'Shaitiug Sticks, tee atheists. of :eg pattern. I-pgn.
. _ (iAVANAGll. t.olgote' s Dent he 80. r or re 0, 21¢
your 088’! .'.." IDIOT.” I" I J. Mayor. Calder fl DentinE. . '90 Brooklyn Oil Heaters. No. :15
- . . . The above and foregoing is a true ‘ "'2 LYOM' T00“! WWW" ‘70 table stoves. warranted not
Th 8 N lk copy of the original call or wnrrnnt. Sham?” '5 T0015 Paste. “C to smoke or sinéil, regular
6 y 0 . Ol‘Wfl . mm": Rublfoam s - , 190 price 1598 SI
JOSEPH it. '{AYLOR Meunen‘s’lalcum PoWder, tfic Dinner" Breakfast 0', Ten
Trust Companu H “I (‘1‘! Chi"- ggnfi‘i’:‘:l°m9'e 4; Plates, your choice, each, be
.~ J . . - Decorated Teucn s n d 3 oc-
‘ It tI , iiit p n a
ENTERTAINMENTS 25‘", $32”: £333? the «as set of six. regular price 49
‘ li-t‘. I. - ‘ 9' 6“ ‘- 0
W0 loan money 1190!” , " m" H- L Glass Hand Lamps. complete.
‘ . ‘ . KITCHEN GOODS- regular 191', 14c
MONUQU. 50d approvodt _ I’ill'Itll‘ Brooms. No. ,;_ flue i pliece Glass Table ISet. l"out
. duality. regular 260.. 190 K “H N "HI "’5” 3" I) 0‘
00,115.13, soourlty Table Tumblers. full size. reg— 59“ c
ulur price 350 doz., each, 20 Film or Preserve DI.“ 0“
, ' ‘ VD ”STUL Tin Oil Cons. l gal, size regu- 10 “fixigg 6% in laced And 19°
cc . ‘ “ isr 150, c s . g
SOL, AND S" - H o Y T S T H E A T R E Galvanized Iron Oil Cans, mottled, "5811““ price 250. 17C
7 """"'? ’ , , ,. . holds 5 gals, regular price, Picum3‘5- ‘6 K 30. 800“!“ 9310'
. ' ."; ‘ ‘ " THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12 75c. 64¢ los titted glass and 2% in.
' THAT LAUt'iHiNG 0!“)er .lapanned Bread Boxes, large gilt frame. I‘GBUIEI‘ 750. 550
l u In" [I ’ ”11‘ Only OTIKIMI size. rpgular 49... 39c Dinner Sets. 112 pieces, nine-
. '11“ Wash Basins, regular iy decorated and full size. ,
A Hot Old Time mm. M ram” ”'49- . “-98
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. Till pk. Plates any size or . Pomeialn Dinner Sets, tilled-in
.‘.-3‘.- 'IOWAHTISTSM'“) . depth regular DEIUB I)" '3‘“: patterns. gold lined and "IC‘
'. A" New Mil-'6! 3W.“ Gir'I' illppel‘s. long handle 1 2: tin. 06.113 pieces. regular price.
6.151911, [100,000.00 Comic goof asumptuguyos Sceneryl regular 10c, 7c $13.95. 810-95
' RIC 5 c;
Surplus. s’oo'ooo'oo Sale of seaffoprnsso :tn Hoyt s Then
a"!!! mflno $40,700.00 Ire, South Norwslk and Weed's drugl____fi . ,. , -, .. ..-. , ,_ m
.. ..... e... . . |
store Norwalk. {I days in .Iiivance of'
| . I
all ntlintilons ‘HIS BEST CHRISTMAS pRESENT. '
Some kind friends sent a bottle of
Iir. Dick‘s Medicine to an old IiIIIru
Iii Smith Norwalk who had been siidei-
Ing fiuin niainiia anti grippe for yeais.
The aged sullen-I feels now like a
boy in his teens and says that. in the
seventy three Christmases be has seed
23;:— w— no better present was ever receiver l
by him Name and address also di-
THREE REC’T‘LS- motions for cure of malaria and grippe,
South Nor-walk Con rogotlonsi Church on npplitation. Send youi aching
MONDAY” FEB ~ . LELAND 'I' ‘ friend a bottle, Costs only 50 cents.
, POWERS impersonates the comedy
“Lord Cbumley."
March 10 wMetropoiitnn Mule Quar-
“JUST
HARGE;
.igT
WE tLTRUST YOU
CLOTHIHGHAISSHO
EARLY-BRENNAN
IO S.MAIN STREET-
You Like it."
THE THREE FOR 75 CENTS.
' First Chappie~i wonder now, Chol-
Fun ”ESSEBT lie how the donkey ever came to be
John Holly Assembly, No. 285, U. 8 5-. used till the—er«emblem of stupidity?
”1°" Hail. Monday evading. Fob. 9 Second Chapple (with a yawn)“
Music by 8'“ a Grant“ SIMPLY DELICIOUS Don' t know. 1' to sure. dean boy; must
hilliiilP-iéijit
on your hard wood floors. it wears like
iron.
USE COLONIAL
OR CARRARA
satisfactory service.
"The “Will Lipiioicli it
tough.
Tho Honiphroy (
Us: Are. "_
C A welldighted shire III the best
advertisement a arm can have.
:osd by using I HiiMPiiltDY yon
congotolltirisondmoretoo.
an,
«scones-r. marathon-ms
and mom of light. are .
Tiokotoy 25¢ a poroon.. have been before our day. -—Towu and
Commences at 8 p. to. 1'5 2t Country
——-------—-1. W,....-. . H. ..- .wn-_m..._w__ Loy—mm. - —‘!_.._ ,
CALL 552. .
S? “moor ’sStore
on the outside of your house. Both “ V . 600d Things To Eat. Ll
. . f . ' f
“it!” “"6 I “Dunno“ mt a In“ fill! YOU MAY TRAVEL ANY WAY YOU CHOOSE. BUT FOR A FINER STOCK OF UP TO DATE, FRESH,
. PURE. WHOLESOME GOODS IT WILL BE HARD TO BEAT SEYMOUR’S STORE. OUR SALES ON FANCY
Nor-Walk fi'w’fl CO cascxnns Inansosuous. ran on rues THE ovsse DAILY.
34 Main St. Norwalk ‘
is you mm oooos THAT WILL moan THAN PLEASE you sss WHAT A coon ARTICLE 18.
runs TRY run crush runww. you our con rm AND COFFEE AND we save car'runsn you
son A s-rssnv custodian . ." ‘ ”H'
WE SELL, AT 'CIflSE CASH PRICES: THAT' 8 WHAT MAKES THIS STORE SO POPULAR. v
c — i‘ ' '
C. -.E SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer
38 WMHINITON IIIIIT. V TILIPMONI. 55-8- OOUTH NORWM‘IIIW‘MNN.
7:: What Ten Gents Will BUY too.-
At our store. Look this big list over and on what you can buy I‘or ouch s artist! cum. It WIII give you an im new _
I
chose we soil writhing also In III-charms. All coda “MN!“ sign crud. J.
. -.-——.—-' s-dv-vd—n. -’..“ .'q
‘U—v .
«I It ' , . ‘ Inc _ ,sxrns. One to: macros octet.
2:3,. is: 1“." . , ’ lite .....,. . on. Ice pr Jolly, ‘
I .i %m . , . , , 1:: * RALmut. , : » 8:: 11:5!" 95%“. t m“?
madam” l , toe ' . saucy soon, - 2 Ibo. loot moan».
% 3:: gr . t3: Mobil! 9““ 1“, ’ Ono is: can (immutable.
out so: «It We , duct-I. IoiI‘ package. 0.?"1. bottlo‘Doot Oliver,
(2.- :. ‘“ , _ .,f.'; ,- .o, '51 t .
m.
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