p.
I .
i
. ‘ u'walk clumsily—not with an elas
“I Washington Street.
I‘ll IOLDlEns' HOME VETERAN HELD. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
‘ loo testified to her father's death.
. It expel- gallstonea. gives health to the Liver and
' curse billoua colic and constipation.
101111 81111111 111111
I subject to yolir order.
.1001 us.
.
7 Fit Comes, First.
, ‘ Of what use is a hat that does not at your head?
Of what use are corsets that do not at. drosses that do not fit, or gloves
. ‘do not at!
Now talte shoes.
The oile absolutely necessary tbl
“ us about shoes is that they shall fit.
Union they fit. walking Is a fatigue.
Pleasure vanishes, You feel “siouchy”;
tic stop but dragging the feet along
cause they are tired. You acquire corns, which are an endless source of
paln‘and trouble.
And all because you bought shoes that were perhaps loudly advertised
and smart in appearance, yet made with little regard to fit.
The one shoe for women that Is properly constructed for a scientific fit
II the “Queen Quality." Try them if you want to make walking one of your
greatest joys,
The immense output makes the price of 88.00 possible for such shoes.
I". D. LYON & 00., Sale Aaf.
South Norwalk. Conn
John Page Most Stand Trial for Fraud-
ulbntly Obtaining Pension.
NEW HAVEN. loan. February 7-—
John Page. "II iunuilc of III" Soldicrs‘
Home. Ill Noroton, was arraigned be-
fore lluitcd Slant-s i'ilillllilfi‘ll(lllt‘l'
Wright today. and lir-ld for tho l'nitctl
States district tourt. on Ill" charge of . ‘ ' , ..
fraudulently obtaining a pension. it is "H‘HR ”I ”I" “ll"
“11mm that pug... who is now sixty- You will find it well to read thc ad-'
the you” old. lullivl'sonutwl 113,-, father, \t'l‘llet'lili‘lll of II. J, Cutblll, proprietor
who was a veteran of the civil war. “I “'1‘ Ilrldgc FIB“ Mill'k‘W
having served in the Tenth (.‘ouncctl- \\':1dt- S. Manvlllc. of Waterbury. Is
cut Regiment. For twelve years Page encoding a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
has drawn a pension. and has lived at Jiiiiics Youngs, Concord strcct.
the Soidicrs' Home part of that time. Mam"... has a big sale on, Read his',
It is said he has,rcceived over $2,000 flavornsemong on page eight. 'i‘horc':
iii-pension money. His attempt to ob-
tain an incrcast k i t i 1' ii are too many articles to mention.
. . it can nvcs iga on , , . i
by W. 11. Robinson. a special pension The I Inc licdgt Wliist (.Iub will hold
examiner. of this cit . and lils arrest a "‘90,!an MOM,” afternoon wltli MFR}
followed. Before iii.» United States “mm" V“ "‘"m' is we“ ”mu“-
Commissioner. Page was represented Harry Pepper has recovered from
by Simon Kugcl. of this city. while his recent illness with the grip and is
United States District Attorney Frair . “0w ablo ‘0 keep appointments “3
cls Parker, of Hartford. conducted the , made,
case' for the government. The case of Frank Taylor came up
Three veterans of Company 1, '1 enti in the city court this morning and was
Connecticut Volunteers. Charles S. ‘ continued for two weeks. pending Mr.
Peck, Silas 1), London and Norval , Taylor‘s good conduct.
Greene. all of Noroton. testified that Raymond Brothers are now “.10....
30““ P589. a "WSW“. who served tising coal. This indicates that they
“'m‘ them 5|"an “If “'31" “'33 at that have plenty on bantl to supply all dc-
Il‘i‘f Sfiflidfii‘ll‘.’ 131122155330“ “”“‘““ "‘ WM“ ””0“-
‘ ‘ , , ‘ The South Norwalk High School
10" the former soldier. The. govein- basketball team will go to Stamford
:5?! produced certificates 0’ the death tonight and strive for honors. Theyi
Dr. R. hi. Wolf. has returned from
a trip to Albany.
There. will be baptism at tho South
Norwalk liaptlst Ctilll‘cll. tomorrow!
morning. ’
iii-orgc Sherwood, of Woodward arc-
“II“. is able to lie ollt IiI'If’I‘ u scvt-l'e‘
burial of .iohn Page in New York . , , . , .
1881 and a sister of the respondent grammar a team from u" Manor
All of the patients at the Norwalk
BASKETBALL GAMES OF TODAY. :loslpital titilrc l't‘{)()l'IPtIilIlliS afternoon
T... M... T. ., n. .3..:.:‘»'~'..:.'..::.:.-..;...‘:. 1::
iors, second basketball team dcfeat- {m.dny. ‘
9d the Water street team at the hall .
of the parochial school In Leonard '.\ttcntlon to details is the keynote
street. tiils morning. by the h‘i'tll'i,‘ of or success. and bearing out this heme
26 to 2. be Counccicut Railway and Lighting
The Cadet .luniors' first team dcfcut- Company is advertislns 10* sas
ed” the River street team by the score 111111108.
of 14 to 6 in a hard fought contest. The I). M, Rentl Company is adver-
tising a new arrival of chic goods
as items
'— N M— “ ._..... . —— ’ Tand further along In Its ad, It
of interest to men. The advertisement
. 1 appears on page 2.
~ , I ‘ —llmbrellas and Canes. O'Brien.
. ‘ This uncertain weather makes it nil-
_ 1 \"lsablc that you keep at least a small
so LVEN supply of coal continually in your bin.
Read the advertisement of Irving
Disaolves and swiftly removes
Lockwood & Company.
| stone md “mum, "m“,m . I’. i“. McLaurcn. of Montreal, Canada.
htlfrom IIIOfiIdIIt‘yI and Bladder. is spending a few days at the Hotel,
l5fiiflifi'llfiihli"mil.“‘tllh‘.’ Norwalk. Mr. .Mcin'turen is interested:
'1 _"‘i.mum‘Cammsavanpfiw...‘ in t‘uban Iaiid. and returned from the
‘ . the formation of llI'iCU‘IO in the island a day or two agoi
. Blood and corrects those condi-
tions of the Htonisch which ro-
diire Gout poisoning and It reu-
autism. Cal—curs Solvent is
Dr. David Kennedy’s
New Medicine
Howland‘s sale of jewelry is next.
in order. Read the company's sdvcr-‘
tiscnicnl on page three. The ad. is Ill-l
so interesting on account of other bar-
gains. Sill'viy you will want to read it.
The annual donation supper given
'by the pastor of Knight Street A. M.
Ill. Church. will be. held Wednesday.
Kennadysaldoflmwai-cnra 50m...“ “mom...“ February 111th. Don‘t forget, come out
“my...“ expeflenu...,ph_....tcim ".5 sumo“ and give the faithful pastor a lift, at
Indloonsiderittbegreatestachievementofmyllfe.“ Prices Hall.
VII“ '0 “1° 011W“ CWth 39'1““! “M'- The hot season is an especially busy
Rimdout. N. Y.. for a free sample bottle. Largo one
WON”. Alldruggiste.
Member: Only one Dr. David Kennedy ever lived
in Random, City of Kingston. N.Y.. and be sure you
got his new and latest medicine. Cal-curs Solvent.
For the Kidneys,
Liver and Blood.
Dr. David
the case at this time of year. Crofut
& Knapp Company are working otter-
tlmc in order to mcct the demands
made upon them by the large number
of orders.
Scnutor Lloyd
II‘UfIlltft'lI ti resolution in the Assembly.
appointing Dr. James G. Gregory. of
\‘orwalk :1 trustee of the Connecticut
Senatorial ap-
Naah, yesterday Ill-
The Rev. G. Monroe Royce, rector}
I '0 of the American Episcopal Church ati
was It At lahn 3. Munich. Germany, will preach at St.
If it was, you will now find it. here. Paul‘s Church tomorrow morning and
also expects to officiato at the Chapel '
of ()ur Holy Saviour, Berkeley street,
in the evening.
Arthur E. Pomeroy. who recently
took a trip to Cuba with ex-Mayor
George B. Buxton, of Norwalk. has
returned from the island. Mr. Bux-
ton will remain a short. time I nor.
Mr. Pomcroy is at. present stoppug at
the Hotel Norwalk.
Senator Lloyd Nash. of Westport.
. yesterday introduced a resolution in
Washington St S. Norwalk,
‘the General Assembly. extending the
time for the completion of the Nor-
,. STEVENS walk. Bridgeport and Bethel Traction
130. lb. . Company. Senator Bailey also intro-
25c duced a resolution, extending the time
' to organize this company.
:‘\\’0 trust you will see fit to Icave it
I. ;P_0HLIAII, BARBER.
12’s. SAUSAGE.
003N100 nooks,
”sinuous.
ROUND. top,
”house, bottom.
' ALL 0000 BEEF.
me {0189 walk. held a session. last night, at
180. Red Men's Hall In the Gazette bul‘d-
16mins. Wall street. and conferred the
adoption degree on one candidate. Ai-
tor the session of am Tribe. or at
1 11:30. the Cockenoe Hsym it held a
meeting. Cockenoe Tribe w confer
the adoption degree for Uncas Tribe. of
South Norwalk,,next week.
It is probabie‘that the Board of
, Health of the City of Norwalk will get
together for organization some even-
ing the latter part of next week. The
‘new board bonnet yet‘organlaed for
the year. as greatdifbculty has been
had in getting the board together. sev-
eral of the members of the board be
log on the consolidation committees.
were called to mettlngs of these com-
mittees frequently, , ,
d'l‘omorrgw 30 'Rayuf nd 00 ,
- ’ a dress y , o 111-"
WWW“ 3°” “‘4 C" stock and a. p" , Keep. of New
" lfiae Mixed Yorleoity. eryf‘asembor of the club
, will kindly Ite notice. and be in at-
. tallance. e spaniel-s will bring
kensr’Markei
7, “(mad Hate.
L We. Cigar Lighters, Wax
“has, Cords, Twines, Wrap-
' .Flne assortment tit Toi-
t Club will .be
a
"rested, in the woman oils-moat“
“4 W909“!!! 1'
lawman his“ afl
,0, ill. a s1. I’.17n‘|,fi
reoav m WALL araat‘i
WALL eraser. 10:10 a. tor-Open-
liig prices of itocits were inclined to
sag. although there were a few small
gains in the uouid group. led by Wa-
bash preferred and in Reading. The
movement in the market was very
sluggish. 111111 the business was vcry
light.
WALL STREET, cloatv-Jl‘he Wiibnsli
stocks developed new strength. the
common rising nearly a point. and tile
preferred 21/... St. Louis Southwestern
preferred and General Electric gained
1%, and international Power. 2. 0th-
cr stocks were but little affected. and
thcrc was a sharp decline upon the ap-
pearance of the weak bank statement.
which carried the average level of
prices below last night. Wabash pre-
ferred rose on extrciuc =1. in the final
dealings. and the market hardened
again. Ilui'fulo. iiochcstcr 11'. Pills-
burg jumped 1%, on out.- suic. tilltl b‘ll-
gar gained ll. point. The closing was
active alidd‘lrln.
' liepol‘lfi over private wire of Maples
& Goldschmldt, commission brokers,
Swartz & Corbett's block, So...u .‘tor-
walk:
()pcu lilgli |.ow 1:30
Amal. (‘oppt-r, lih‘lif. 0111.4 080;. 1:0
Alu, (‘. ft i“, 4111’. 411/. 4114. 111/.
Anicrlcau lcc. 101,1. 111‘ 107.. Ill/1
Ant, Icc pfd., 31W; «10 301,14. ~10
Amer, 11000.. 29“; 2117,. 29% 291%;
Am. Sillt‘ll., 471/1 47‘... 471/4 171’;
Am. Sugar. 128% 1200'. 121111. 1211314
Anaconda. 109 1011 109 loll
A. ’i‘, 6’; S. No. 117% 877.. 87% 87%
A.'l‘. it SF, [1.100% loo-y; "Nilfi 1, 7;
Roll, fit Ohio, 101%
Iiklyn. R, 'l‘., 03%
(‘lics it‘s ()1110. 521,1
('hi. a N. W., 220
Ciil, (it. West.. 277.1.
10111
68 ‘3
52%
21H
27%
I79
1011/4 1013/.
om «all.
52 02%
220 221
2714. 27%
my. rot-'1'.
(.‘ol. South. 30 30 30 30
Consul. (10s.. 217 217 217 217
Del. & iiud.. 180%,. 1.80% 1801/. 1001/;
Detroit south. ow. no.1 isv.’ isit
Eric. 41 41% 409. 41
Eric, 1st pftl., 72% ’13 72% 72%
ill. Central, 146 146 ”his 145%
1.00. & Nash, 12014 126% 120 1211
Manhattan. 114-13 145 141% 144%
Met, St. Ry.. 137V. 137v. 137 137
Mex, Central, 251% 25151 20% 25%
M. K. 8: T.. 281/; 28% 281,4, 211%
M. K, 11‘: T. pfd. 611/. 011/. (10% 001.1,
Mo. Pacific, 112 1131/. 112 112%
National head. 28% 281.5 211% 281.4,.
N. 1', Central, 1497;. 150 140V. 150
Norf, & West. 7131. 74% 7-11,... 7119
()nt, & Wash, 341.; 341/; 3115. 310i.
i'aciiic Mall. 4114 41% 4114 411/.
l’cnn. R. it., 1500.. 1507... 150-14. 1501,13
I’ooplc‘s Gas, 107%. 10714 107% 1071/;
i‘rcss. S. Car. 6334 "11% 031,; 03%.
Reading, at 040.. 03le 11:17..
ltcpub, Steel, 21% 21% 2163 210-5.
Rock Island, «ix 41135. 48 18“.
"(Wk Island pl'.81'>f; 81“.. 8114. xiii.
Rubber Goods 201/. 201,14. 201,4, 201..
Still. Pacific, 6,45,} 051.; 041.9 0511
Son, Ry. (‘o.. 35.1; 36 3515. 3571.
Son, Ry, old, 050;. 00% 950;. 51004.
Tenn. C. a i., 611;. 04% iii iii-1;.
icxus Pacific, 307.. 411/. 3197i. 407..
l'nlon I’flt‘iflt‘ ltllilfi 102V. 101% 1015‘s.
In For. pi’d,. 04% MIL- llile 04M;
1'. S. Mather, 1311 131.4. 1111/; 1331'.
1‘. S. Lea. Nil, 91 211“... 01 011,15.
l', S, R. & 0., 21% 154“; 2-1 21
l', S, Rubber, 17?». 18 177.1 In
1'. s. Siccl, 331. 3511,. 311%.. 320..
l‘ S. Steel pill, 88”; 80 811%. 11117;.
Wabash, Md. 481;. may. 4014. fill-g
West. l'u. ’l‘ci., till 9015. 89% till
BANK STATEMENT.
Reserves oti rill Deposits,
decrease,
Reserves on Deposits other
than 11, S.. decrease,
Loans. increase,
Specie, decrease.
Legal Tcudcr. decrease,
licposits. including U.
Deposits, Increase,
Circulation, (loci-case,
89.335.100
9.335.500
20,417,900
4.057.200
2.5771001
S.
8.101.200
1.1.. 9.200
now, much more so than Is usually _‘
I
Cockenoe Tribe. 1. O. R. M.. of Nor— .
“f 2.11"?!»
mania); ”
Weather
marks this season, and while not need-
log :1 large supDIY. perhaps you do need
a supply of good. clean, bright, fresh
niiiicd
LEHIGH COAL.
Do not buy the dull, black stuff sold
for Cool by a few dealers.
11in our best quality l.chigli.. We do
not tliilik we are "it." but "that"
I
“THAT’S IT."
luhahdruditt
122 WATER ST., 80. NORWALK.
'BranchOfiIce 2 So. Main at.
Tel. Call 31-5. '\
PROBATE NOTICE.
AT A COURT OF PROBATE, holden
at Norwalk, within and for the District
of Norwalk, on the 5th day of Febru-
ary. A. D., 1903. '
Whereas, written application has
been made to this court for the filing
and recording in this Court of a certain
writing alleged who the duly authen-
ticated and exemplified copy of the last
will of Balthazar S, Blascer, late of the
Borough of Brooklyn, in the city and
state of New Work. deceased. and of
the record of the proceedings bad by
and before\uie Surrogates‘ Court of
the County of Kings, in said state of
New York. proving and establishing
the same: . 1 \
Ordered, That said application be.»
heard and determined at the '_babil
OIIIce in Norwalk. on the 18th. ' ,9!
February. A, 1)., 1908. at 10' offloah
foreseen, and‘tilat public notice. “that-ea
of be given to a‘l persona laurel“!
therein by publishing this orddrfl .t'
l aewspaper'baving a circulation'ln'aaitl ‘
District, atdeaat five days befomaatg,
daytotnearin‘g; and all persons in
sated therein are hereby cited than
an 1..
hereof
with theta mailman“; alanin- and thereto appear. if they seesaw
IM‘QIOM. and.” .
Minnesotans
lusts
Weak lungs are
'1
. .‘ 1g '12:. . l mostlydue to a
.. / lug; ne looted cough.
“ ~"v‘ll, Onfiy a small per
cent. of the mil-
lions who have
consumption In-
t herliit. A slight
acoidalloklln or
thacltlng cou la
'. the beglun rig.
.and after it has
reached a certain
advanced stage
there is no ending except the grave. '
Any case of consumption that is curable;
that is. any one having consumption whose
family or friends still hold on to a ray of
hope. may take 00 fort in the knowledge of
the fact that One iuute Cough Cure will
give Instant relief Iand finally cure.
This famous remedy does not pass immediately
lnlOlhO stomach. but lln era long in the throat. chat
and lungs. producing th allowing results:
i) Reilevesthe cou .
2) Makes the breathing easy.
3) Cute out the phlegm.
41 Draws out the inflammation.
5 Killsthe germs (microbes) of disease.
0 Strengthen: the mucous membranes.
7 Clears the head.
8) Relieves the feverish conditions.
9) Removes ovary cause of the cough and the
strain on the lungs.
120) Enables the lungs to contv" v'e pure life-
Elvlng and lite-sustaining oxygen to the blood. Cures
roup and all Cough. Lung and BronchialAifoctlonI. .
CONSUMPTION OURID.
“ My physician told me one year agolhal lwould
die of consumption Ill'lidc of a year. I commenced
takirg One Minute Ccuch Cure for my lung trouble
and It curedpie. l have gained 20 pounds and I am a
pretty live dead woman.’ One Minute Cough Cure
saved me." Many F. Sutu \MN. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Pleasant to the taste. Good for Children.
Good for every body. For Coughs. Colds.
Croup. Whooping-Cough. Bronchitis. Asth-
ma. Pneumonia and all Throat and Lung
troubles no remedy is so good as
ONE MINUTE
COUGH CURE.
'roplrad by I. O. DOWITT I 00.: OHIOA”
FOR SALE BY
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
We wish to announce to our many
customers and the ladies of The Nor-
walks that. we will mort- to Stamford
on the 10111 lnst., where we have a first
class cstublishmcnt with new spring
models. the lulcst styles from Paris
and a full lino of imported Iiroadcloths.
t'If'. and fill thc laicst lu IlUIIIt‘ clotlt‘s
us well. Wc will be plcnsct to see
you [bore and will give you the host in
quality, atylc and fit. as usual. Don't
forget.
Krasovitz & Fox,
270 Main 31.,
J. GAR-risen.
Merchant Tailor
Stamford, Cenn.
Will Call
and take your “it‘ll.“lii‘i.‘ for Clothing.
and when contis are finished will dcliv-
or them free of charge.
Send luv a postal, that Is all.
30 SOUTH MAIN smear.
Opposite Ilotel liamllton.
HIS BEST CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
Sonic kind friends sent a bottlc of
in: Dick's Iiiodit‘luc to an old cilizcu
iii South Nor walk who had been suffer-
ing from malaria and grippc for yours.
The iigcd sufferer feels now Ilkc a
boy in his teens and says that in tlic
seventy-three. (‘islilstniases he has seen
no lit-tlcr I)l'L'a'fJ.LL_WllS ever received
by him. Name and addrcsu, also di~
rccllclis for cure of malaria and grippc,
on application. - Send your aching
friend a bottlc_ Costs only 50 cents.
UBIESII'” 7.11719. 'i‘tl‘t
II“. “130'. ‘
III! Crown Brand
PEiiliIilillAl .PIIIS;
Immediate relief. no dang". no a R
lined tiny-ears ivy lending leia 110. Iinndmla Misdi-
usmiiaia. A trial it ill mnvituu— you oitbsir intrinsic walla!
Illl‘lk‘uiFilfl'lri‘s‘IIRN. Solid Ien cents for sample and
book. All Drllllllalsor by mail limbo].
IIIIE IEDIGINE 01).. (in: I930. ”STU. ”SB.
1
c. A. Baltrldt Ilarsls A. Hairs
0.A.Bunaiet&00.
Banker! arid Brokers
'13 Wall Street. N. v. City
Members N. Y. Stock Exchange
lay and sell Stocks and Bonds Out-
right or for Margin Account. and
Negotiate Invest-um hr Corporations
and Individuals.
.‘W;
THE LEADING DRY GOOD
saruaoav. is: Ifl‘
ii
5 Sit).
TRISTRAM&HYATT
NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. ‘
A Remarkable Sale of
Ladies’ Fine Jackets and Cloaks.
At One Half of Our Regular Price...
It has always been the custom of our establishment to sell every Garment the season that it is
bought. and not to carry any Garments over from one season to an other. We have started this sale
earlier than usual this season in order to give our customers the benefit of the next tw0 or three
months' wear of these Garments.
Our stock is all new and of the very latest styles:
Some of the
very fittest Garments we have shown this season are included in this sale.
$ 5.00 GARMENTS FOR .......... $ 2.50. _
s 7.50 GARMENTS FOR .......... s ,;.75.
_$io.oo GARMENTS FOR .......... 3 33-00. ~
$15.00 GARMENTS FOR .......... $ '55:).
$20.00 GARMENTS FOR .......... $10.00.
$25.00 GARMENTS FOR .......... $12.50.
SALE WILL COMMENCE SATURDAY MORNING. JANUARY gist.
Housefurnishing Department.
No. 8 Heavy Wash Boilers ............ $1.25. Barn Lanterns ......... . ....... . ...... 390.
Scouring Soap ............................ 3c. 5 Gallon Oil Cans ....... . ..... . 650.
Six Large Rolls of Toilet Paper .......... 25c. \ Hall Lamps, complete ........ . . . . . . . . . .. 75c.
Good Parlor Brooms .................... 25c. Lantern Globes ......... . ...... . 5c.
Clothes Wringers ................ '. ..... $1.25. Large Meat Broilers ........... 19c.
Hand Lamps, complete . .. ................ 19c. Large Covered Meat Roasters . . . . . . . . . . . . 49c.
I
Tristram & Hyatt, Norwalk, Conn.
STEAMERS SAILING ON TIME.
NEW YORK. Pcb. 7--Most of the
,stcnnicrs scheduled to sail today dc-
_partcd on time. The Red Star lino
istcaincr chlaiid for Southampton and
jAutw'crp, sailcd promptly at 10 o'clock,
liter regular sailing hour. The Ham-
liliigAiiicricali lint- steamer The Bill-
'chcr. for Hamburg. sailed at 11 o'clock
fiesta. ‘
Hoodwinked
into paying high prices for Wall Paper.
We have thc most elegant designs of
wall paper at the most reasonable
price you over board of.
i We IIIII Furnish Paper.
hang it, and do all work ncccssary
without iuconvcnjcnt-c to you, anti your
bill will be reasonable, too. (1ch us
the dimensions, we will tell you what
it will cost.
,Iiucr Minlichalia for London will both
get away this afternoon.
‘Iudiau cruise and will sail on time. But
'iwo steamers scheduled to sail today
are still short of coal. The North Ger-
lmali Lloyd steamer Kaiscrlll
y'i‘liorcsn, for Mediterranean ports, it is
-:1iinouuccd, will still at 9 o'clock tomor-
, , , row morning, and thc Allan Iincr Pom-
P'CW'e Frames and Window Shades ‘crinn will be detained illitil Tuesday,
made to order, ‘ ——
.RELIEVING DISTRESS IN FINLAND
PAINTERS' SUPPLIES. S'l‘. l’E’I‘ERSIlI'ItG. Feb. 7.—Tlic
correspondent of thc Associated Press
ARTISTS, MATER'ALS' ,rcturnctl here from liclsiugford. He
Onion and other things that .fouud the measures for the distress in
Finland apparently excellcntly organ-
,izcd. Tilc tllstributit‘m of funds is
carefully supervised. The Finnish
iuutioniil rcllcf committee has received
up to the present 310.000 from Ameri-
‘i‘ilil rclicf organizations.
artists use.
SPECIAL.
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tures, 10c. .
Cloth Window Shades, with
. [Ilillll't‘ has received.
fringe, 25c.
,countrics have contributed 83.000 and
"2111 Russia 823.000 has been ('Olll‘t‘lt‘ll
Paper Hanging and ;includiug $14,000 from the Russian
Decorating ,Rcd Cross Society of which the Down-
liter (‘zarina is protcctrcss: $2.000 froiii
I. . H . D e C ker
Telephone Connections.
87 Washington Street.
South Nor-walk.
Painting.
,wilch,
’SOME QUARANTINES REMOVED.
’ 'l‘bc quarantine for diphtheria on tho
l'f‘SIiIt‘Ilt‘f,‘ of Mrs. Mc(.‘.luughliu. of
. l'rospt-cl avcuuc, will be removed iu‘a
, 'l’cw days. Mrs. Mct‘lauglilin's
Conn. daughlcr .\licc having recovered from
,in altack of the tliscuso.
H . F H. O t? ,oillccr. has removed the quaraut‘nt- for
alr a In u a t'i‘pliihclia from the I‘l‘SItll‘lICt‘ of John
», Newman, of iltirbol‘ uvcuuc, Mr, New»
This can bc prcvciitcd by a system. 'ninii‘s daughter having recovered from
alic use of tho disease.
MAGNETIC HAIR RESTORER
AND DANDRUFF CURE. ..
SOUTH NOR WALK
Notice Is hereby given . that thc
.iioard of Relicf of the City of South
Norwaik will meet on Tuesday. Janu-
jary 27, 1903. at 7:30 o‘clock to 9 o'clock
p. m.; Saturday. January 31, 11.11, at 2
o'clock to 5 o'clock p. m.; Wednesday.
February «1. 1903, at 7:30 o'clock to 9
o'clock p. 111.; Wednesday, February 11,
190:1 at 7:30 o'clock to 9 o‘clock p. m.;
Thursday, l-‘cbruary 19, 1903. at 7:30
o‘tiotk to 9 o'clock p, m.. in the Coun-
ci‘. Chamber. in llavllaud street, In said
city, for the purpose of hearing anti
determining all appeals from the do-
ings of the assessors of said city on the
list of 1902.
thh. 1903,
FOII DESSERT
onsets! natioipus
JOHN F. McMAHON.
MATTHEW CORBETT,
‘112 to its Board of Relief.
capital, 01,500,000. ' surplus, $130,000.;
80va and has Co.
or lav. ‘
‘ . ‘.’ AND --,I t
/ Annual State Examinations. l ASh Cans.
W 5 N m .1 ltl‘f' Honey, Zurich Oovon.
See cottons a LAWRENCE; -‘ pew-1M»- “
" in South Main st. ’StuITtQYQ
.. nasioatn' lit ' ‘
land the Saxonla. of thc Cunard line. for 1
ll.ivcrpool. anti the Atlantic transport’
The Prinz-‘
lessln Victoria Luise of the Hamburg.
,Aiucrican line. is ready for her West 5
Maria ‘
(icncral sur- i
1prisc and gratitude are expressed at.
‘lht- lurgc contributions which thc com- ,
' ()tlior foreign 3
iillt‘ (‘zul' and $1.000 from the Czarc. ‘
little .
Dr. William .I, Tracey. town hcaltli ,.
_l<‘or sale at harbors and all drug .Baard 0’ Relief.
mores.
,llesaetlc llalr Restorer 00.
‘ ROBERT F. SCALZI. PROP..
as Washington 81.. South Norwalk.
TilIPHilSil
Dated at South Norwalk, Januarw
Foley’s [fancy and Tar.
cures colds. prevents pneumonia.
; The Business Directory will be found
‘on Page 7 today.
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sprout
in
man's runulsniuos
These are all this season‘s
goods, blit stock must be cleaned
out for the new Spring Stock.
504: kin-Hands, now 25c
250 String Ties, 11:
1 50¢ Silk Susiaenders, 29c
, 35¢ Suspenders. strong Web.
i now . . 211;
. 50c Fleeced Underwear, 35¢
' (3"for :1.)
I REDUCTION IN ALL HEAVY
1' ‘ GOODS.
Store closes evenings atii
o'clock, except Monday, Wednes-
day sud Saturday.
Telephone 133-12.
.1. 9001's at Jan,
so \VA SH I N( i'rox 81'“ NET.
snt'fru NOR“'ALI{
TAILOR, CLOTHIER,
HATTER. FU‘RNISHER.
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‘ Glover’s liie Plate.‘
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“SUPERIOR SHOE"
in Enamel is really beautiful
for ladies-a sensible heel. a
comfortable last, and thorough-
ly made; .,
‘ 03.00.
Norwalk Chronicler