3. g.‘ 1904.
, ‘ A“lliiaaan a» rm
. ‘. lie. :07 a. at: 12:24 p. in.
has. 7:14 a. sh; gets. 4:48 p. m.
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OINI’INIL TILIPHONI
GALLO.
Y0! Q0 ’0 MEQIAGI.
Mi " M 1iii ,,_ m‘ofqtayor
.-- _ p ‘ , gnaw, apblulttod; to the
4 t‘vliiicil. last evening. ‘South
. h it to have for the conduit
‘ a ca‘rsnll.qunomlcai and business
--sti_j§i.ion.mTahen as a whole.
‘ insane indicates that Mayor Dow
« lube safe and conservative. but broad
“. n -in his policies to ensure ,tho
1M. support of all legitimate im-
aments which may become net‘cs-
' y , during his term. The message is
; U0 the uremia: “ministration. lean-lad out. proving that cums-ism
tandia this statement. we believe. every ', been mama. “a the m should i m
eltissn 0! “to City of Norwatit will incglwo the Iuppon gnd gpprobgtion of :
Lheartily concur.
m ~ the. ' “
in reference to the highways Mr.
Smith believes a thorough system of ro- >
pair with crushed stone is oasontial.
There is a lack of sufficient pride in
keeping thalaidewaiits in good condl- ‘
ilon. and be to have this i‘tunuti-
'04 “WW tantra. and the walks
placed in proper audition.
A deserved compliment is paid to
the work of the fire department, ands
recommendation follows that the.
horses be employed a portion of the,
time on city work, as there appears to
be little call for them in the. tire do 2
pnrtmeht. .
ill police matters he believes that"
the laws should be enforced fearlessly
and without favor.
Street lighting. he believes,
more than it should, and in some ill-l
stances is not us good its it ought toi
be. I
Both sewer and walor departments;
costs .
son is. routine health milder-H:
every member of our Council.
. —.—.....- ..
Hana a niece of auol or fat til it bush
or tree somewhere on the south side
of the house. and it will alive many a
lifc. Put out crumbs slid oats where
they can be picked up. Nail a board
on a fellcc and put some crumbs on
It. if nothing bellcr pound up ll li-w
nut meats. and put them on 'your plas-
aa and you will be surprised to set-
how many birds will avail themselves
of your free lunch. Just imagine you
are a bird yourself this cold weather.‘
The thermometer, which seems to be
afraid to go above the zero mark re-
minds us of the following Limerick:
There was a young man from Qlll'iit‘t‘
r‘eti into the allow ill his neck.
Wilt-ti they asked.
. ‘Ain'l you fris?“
f‘li‘ replied, "Yes i is»
But we don't call this cold ill Quebec."
’l‘h‘la is'thc kind of weather that
.... , m.
polemic.
i Mink for trial; allies picture hat of
rry white beaver.
The bl-outitall adarf and mull‘ is seen
among the more fashionable fur sets
liliti sealllm.
} it Ia said that tap shoes will be worn
tonsilierabls next season by our mascu-
line friends. '
: i-lilk linen ill colors is used for night-
dresses. The best designs for this ms-
torlal arc the Empire.
Thou- are those women who insist
. that a scarf oi illusion about the throat
ls‘nol out of place with a severely tall-
;orell street gown but her sister religi-
ously adheres to her opinion that a
.sevore nf‘l'k arrangement is Just as
|obllgstory as the severe iinlsh of the
gown itself. . '
l-‘inish every day and be do a with it.
You have done what.you co d; some
blunders and absurdities no doubt
crept in: forget them as soon as you
can. 'i‘otnorrow is A new day; you
shall beltln it well slid serenely and
jwith loo blah a spirit to be numbered
with your old nonsense—Emerson.
'I‘hc cliff linen collar is certainly In-
creasing its following. The fanciful do-
slgna~ihe ilenlslitchings. French
‘ knots open embroidery. etc. with
which they are made elaborate. appeal
~* NOT ,1
S ' |' l ' j
liflllll illill Milli"!
The inhabitants. legal voters. of the'
town of Norwallt, are hereby notified;
and warned that a special town most.-
lng of said town will be held at the
Town Assembly hall. in said Norwaiit.
on the 6th day of January. 1904. at
7:80 o'clock, p. m., for the purpose of.
rescinding if said meeting shall deem;
advisable. a vote passed at a special?
own meeting held July itth. 1902.5
adopting the grade furnished by the,
State Highway Commissioner and an?
thorizing and directing the Selectmen!
to improve Westport avenue, accord-
ing to said grade, provided the trolley
tracks be laid on the side of the road: .
and also a vote [lufltlil at a special:
town meeting held August 12th. limit“
authorising the Selectmen to spend the ,
Rotated Clearance Side
cl
Shiites and Misses Winter .Sackot-s.
Coats and Salts Commenced Sat-
urday; and Mill“ Continua .
Ni 3h“. \Dook. . "
Extraordinary; names in 'dimo Elissa.
At 53.00
Kerscy Coats satin lined. not many in the lot. value more than
double. ‘
At 35.00
Laura streets and the layout of Bay-
dierl avenue. all of which are well rec-
ognised. as. being important needs
hitihtmusi be considered during the
coming year.
The question of sidewalks he deals
, [many of them is dangerous. leaving
. the city open to damage suits. He he-
prlstlon for the needs of the fire (is-
partment and commends the excellent
mom of the Board of Health for col-
been‘iii ilse now for the past year.
silinara'is also alluded to in s commen-
dah‘ery manner and the newly installed
motor system is alluded to as being the
only fair way of selling! the electric.
power. ' p
The need of mailing lnone speedy col-
.ilection of assessments for special work
flan idea which should be acted upon
for business principles. if for no other
reason.
The other sections of the massage
are clear and brief, but Pillow that May-
or Dowzhstl‘ given careful thought to}
before him during his term. The
message is satisfactory, and tilt- ab-
hence of any fligfi’ta or imagination or
Utopian dreams is highly “leasing, ln-
dicating that melts? mayor is a work-
or. not .. dreamérp“, ‘ . ‘
.With a capable Common Council.
.mprlsing Messrs. Bosch; Thompson
”Wright.v.8artaln. Robins and Scoileld,
i of whom are careful. (-ondervatln
loudness men; who are familiar with
stairs, three of iiiem being veteran
embers of the Council and ilmroughiy
zsnlliar with the Work done during
the past. year under Mayor Caranagh
there seems to be no reason why the
city may not look forward to a year
.of good management from the Mayor-
. wives SMlTi-f's mamas,
"Nib .first message of Mayor Femi-
nands, expat: we" submitted‘tovthe
Board,“ Councilmen of the City oi
guano night; it is an able
document. and calls on the heads oi
the administrative departments to per-
term their various duties to‘ the bési
Tod their-ability: guard ulrofuliy the
san‘ll'f‘vhrh‘ is unity and a‘bnsiness like
‘ liner throughout'ihe year. Mayor
til states that ihp‘ new governmen '
' oillcs under‘fal'orahie auspices
-. prosperity of the city. its recent
that'the water bonds author
' pearshe‘ _s‘s quickiy.ar
and dials? at the condition
"YfiSi.
A
.: liolél Cliffor ”
well-known fact that the witditloa of '
i
l
with in no uncertain words. stating the |
lievss apparently in a liberal appro- i
l
l
looting ashes and garbage which has ‘.
"the. work of the. Electrical Commis- ‘
tilemattersiwhich are likely to come ,
public fu'tldsentrusted to their care. '
. lucated indiriitries adding to '
Sixth Amos. Zia
17°” "19 promise 0’ Km" things. makes a man wish he had a hot tune ‘to the feminine fanc cm of ”“000 "’r “MW.” “”1“" "'9
4 . ' . . .y. And while the - . t .- . . . , . . .
Oil are often found in the messages appear ample fol some time to come. . inrd plaster for mm,” in his “mm tnmc turnovers have been exceedingly direction of n". fialocfmpn and High-' listlils and Misses (Anal-4. all the mat-st modl Is. f‘hl popular
oi’dhose newly elevated to nlayoraities The ‘inyll'hu ”“0“ ‘0 “‘9' 0'0““ 0‘ , A M fin i t ‘ b ;p0|l‘illit|r antli still fail'e generallthorgl. way 80mmlssioner. and appropriating “W“ “W “U' 1"” “r" """vu" hslf mm" ""W‘
" . its pubic rary and t00 much praise. i 8 00“" I'llc 0 0 10 wa er As- an ass one s care n to secure em 0
inall‘cities. and it reads as if he had i would he a very comfortable “0” (films ribbon or collar over which they ”.000 for that purpose. . At 33.00
ready ”"9“ ‘ “m “d V“ "m" “mm" by” “mowed on the m“ “0* torment these "chisclly” days. are worn they set out of place. But Du“ “ NON‘WI m“ 3"“ “W “'. - . — .
[lily familiar with themeeds and sit- donated the. grounds and building l . vthere is no such trouble with the iinv December, 1903. . This lot lakes in our remaining stock of 81.» (outs -one dozen
ion of the city. He belieVes in 3":‘3'90 Sim“! "I: 1 past ‘Y‘W- banal EFF-I". Better "MEI“ mother toll. on callers which are n‘t'lwunuite‘as fzncy SAMUEL LYNEB, ("“8 i" ll“-
)l era w o gavel e r serv co to ava' ""“““““— :u e urnovers, an a may are . _
9 "mm“ fi”“9‘“°“ °’ “mm _, . | new silerlN FARMIR DEAD. something to do with their popularity. w 5 “won” . At 3 (0‘00
T‘W’ w "i” “WW“ “1° C'Wv “9 ‘ "““’“'"“"’ °°“‘”‘°‘°°' . NEW samm Jan. 6.——-Edwln Once thsv are fastened with studs to J- 9‘ “”0"” . . . . .
3"“ on assurance that the paving on The W0“ 0' “1° ”0"“ 0' health ‘9 Ellis, swell-known farmer. aged eighty, ‘thl- waist, they are secure until taken 30'9“!!!” 0f the Town of Norwalil. "mm” “m" ““1“de s "1' extra mm" mm" “8"0‘
3:: ":01 Washington sireiet bridge w‘i: ommendsble. and shows many 800d re- .lled yesterday. off. dec 31 if? At 315,00
. n it good a a it next summer. - gm . , .. .._-..._..-.-......... .g -.-_.-. ____ , _..._~.._._.--_.- , , . _ I
’ .l’. P. ‘ ' . ‘ " " " l lmlios‘ (Yoalll. the best of our stock. regular Driven. 820.00
veeatcs the lmprovementof Cedar and . l
~ Found at Last. . "'4 ”5-W-
no: on Co-
. Great
Edging: and Dcmi-Fiouncings
of iinecaulbric. Swiss and nainsook.
S to in inches wide; suitable for
undershirt flouncinga, cor: ci 3,
at lower priccs than were ever before quoted for goods of similar quality.
waists, etc. mm“ wide. of dress and underwear trimming.
Value I Value . c Value '
20:. to 25¢. I 2 /2€ 10‘- “d "X‘- 6 35:. to 50:. 25¢
a yard, for . I 1'74. {0' ' a yard. for M
Sale .. Embroidcrics ' T
Embroidered Edgings,
in cambric and Swiss. all
hand machine goods. 3
Demi-Flounccs and Wide
oivery fiat nalnaook 'and cambric
embroidery; suitable for all kinds
EMBROlDERED EDGINGS and lNSER-
TIONS. 4 and s iacbea
wide. on «rubric, awiaa c
and mistook: nlac tsc.
FINE lNSERTiONs. BEADlNGS and
BANDiNGsfi-‘to 3 inches wide. all
to 18¢. a yard.for.
E
haad mlchlae amtnold- l
25c i
i
m
cry a very large assort-
ment; value 359. to 40:
a“ yard. for.............
EDGINGS and lassanoos on run.
but and minsook; ldglngs 6 to 5
inches wide; insertion
2 to 3 inches wider 16¢
TUCKINGS of laws and carabric. in
value 35c to 30¢. ayard.
a very hintitomc cluster
29c
l2 inches wide. ea-
pmsiy designed for c
making corset wl '
value 68c.s yardlforw ‘
ii MBROIDIRED “LOVERS. fl
inches wide. on ”Duty Swiss and
gnlinsoos, reliable f
t 75‘
I mews BEADING miter ceases.
nukmg handsome shirt
mists: value “.00 and
M 25 a yard. ion... . . .
lor........ ....... ....
enact. suitlblclor yous.
a-aisls. ac. value 50¢. a
yard. for. . ..
The ages" for these Sb
of these Shirts has been
bullion guard at back of .6; reinforced l s
.... nose-om ssssss canoes.
Yak-«Unianbnd; I!“ of New York i
1 sum: coatiaaoas lacing:
open back osiy: 6 for 3.30:
radian" .. .. """""';t‘i‘ ‘
mils oi Neil-
ulsh lists-islets: so- fter .
Ass inches loathe-a Mala: trillion
‘ 3' hand databadihrou
no better math “C 6.008
. Cl
each
-a...... noeu-e-eeeaweea
n "s Collars.
Men’s Cuffs
give every
very low”
most car alatication.
is. January Shirt Sale
The Sale tncludcs these celebrated brands of unlaundcred shirts only to be had here:
Columbia. Yale. Harvard. Dartmouth. Premier. Cornell and Amherst
career in one Sixth Avenue house for nearly a quarter of a century. T :- excellent;
They are bare in great quantities all the year. but only once a year is there any
induction in price, When ordering by mail state neck size and size of collar.
' Md: made oi «Uniasndued; made at Kew
Columbia 'M,,.”: "w Amhcts.
mall final bmomstiaild-assua collariirotii only: 1.100 Irish linen bosom:
. inches at" ' gout:
fifi‘ggu g "Inigo; 49c ‘3, continueuslacing: blot 5.25;
a c .
Negligcc Shirts-3“" 4°!" '°"¢"
Mills muslin: isoo Irish linen teadedier sl shirts, but being enabled
”pom; handmade butto- holds; coil", to buy this cloth cheap. all also: and
button guard at back of sea.“ “"94; colon. men's or boys. sires
65am to 20 inches, for this
foal:.......; ............
Da'W-Ualaandcrcd made . oi
. gback. double ic.lcd seams.haad
1 made button holes, continuous
headmm . 1.0": 1.81) lrish linen boaorna; open frontarld
new ins
. “w l MW”
at at m. “all”E ac as: immard"u“"""'“' loads at Nev
ilrisll liaell bosons: double felled scams.
’2? Choice Groceries, Canned Goods, a
Our Great Annual Sale of Groceries, Caused Goods, Etc. will be continued this week. This wit
one An opportunity to strut up for the balance of the ssason with high grade goods at
m. 5,“ your orders by mail if you cannot call personally; tbcywlll receltc our
In addition to the list of Canmd- Goods advertised last Sunday (and ahich
wlii‘bs on sale aiithis week) we offer the following list oiSPEClAL_S at prices thatdeiy ct lapel-non:
Will Be Welcome '
News to Thousands.
iris was transferred to us two veers ago all a successiui
rigidly maintained and wherever possible improved upla.‘
open back. collar batten guard at art.
hand made batten hoes. cos. 7 5C
linuous facing;
each ......
—Unlauadcred. made limit but
Cornell York Mills muslpl: open tat-r
indiroaimpoolrish linen bosom. 3.
inches long: doubleicileti resins
band-finished throughout: con- 90
Hanna: facing: ofor 5,25 ca.
C. L—Unlaundercd. rra.’c 0t inlil .-
' the loom muslin l.7oo it.
linen bosom: bosoms triniorced -
and front: open back only. run. 39‘
dance: facing; 6 for _ g
each .......... .......a..3.o
—-Stiii‘ bosom. tn pc-
COIOI’Cd Shirt: talc. made of 'l‘i
ncr'a cloth. all on white flotsam w-
heat spots the stripes: in blur pink
black sad green; open back and 59:
$253.27 fill Sr ‘.'.'.‘.°f'.".'.‘?
6 c 50‘
Pairs 90
York Mills muslin; open
tuds or cyicu all hand finished throuth-
with improved bosons:
ach .i......... .
madrss, a quality in—
44‘
New York mills muslin;
: {riot 4.30. cach..’...
York Illlla minim: I.”
in lrlsh linen: all styles. standing or turn down:
in this lot we include the famous “BARKER“
brand. told regularly am ”at for the sale
in good TH! lines: all the leading
slopes in oih link erbaiioa styles:
we ofl'er H.000 deals for the laid. at
6 for.
_.
, . 40*“ Wt
m nonwh-
. Wmm 13c
it: MID-h Du
willo- em in
-£‘ «nevus.-
«Nannie Brand"... tic ~t b t'n
Tu “Marlon ice. 2: ul‘ult "a:
- m. dalidolu aroma. nus ca a“, 'a
i world was reputation and ts so“ i awn-
—Swifi's-sr Amear's sugar
...... ”tween-zit"
yr. r c at .l
"realism i6 Tbs. 5
v—ww»
.. .... 1%c an: an: authm'fdtf‘“ '-
.u at .vmspschl », , . ~¢
M1935?“ is......., » - ~ £353.213f3331fi
- fuming. “filmzlr?mi 3
. 1 a
’ last it: i ” t ‘
Pgélg'dsnsls ‘ ““1ii3333 .3
‘ x. 30:3lncaue:.l.oozib ,V '
, . won t. star. “We .r ’
’ m as I"install a Wm’
ml w 5‘
LADIES' SUITS
Our entire stock of Pine Suits. all the latest models, some receilu
cd in our store last a'eek. They are worth $20 alld 25. The entire
lot at one price.
After years of medical research and;
apartments Gray‘s Honey of Whitet
:‘ine is found by the Medical f’rofes-_
.lon to be the finest remedy on the.
aarltet for Coughs. Colds and all
ironchisi affections.
ZEITFUOI' PHARMACY.
I North Main St.
lOUTH NORWALK.
315.00
CHILDREN'S WINT FR COATS
Cloths nf Wool
Have been pric-
CONN.i
ill-ary Winter Long Coats, sizes 6 to 12 years.
'lanbelinos_ Colors. Brown, lilne. Oxford and Green.
loath horaalil Savisgs Basil's
‘cd $6.98. (.‘it‘lil'lli‘ct- Price. .
$3 5 0
8iiii Silidi'iiilil illiiiiti'll 2
at the rate of
Four Per Cost Per Aseula
as been declared for the silt monthsi
mdlng December 31, 1003. payable on .
ind alter January it. 1904. l
interest not drawn will be credited?
0 accounts and draw interest from‘ m -. l I
"Wyn...” . The Great. ll read Baker of America!
Money deposited.” or “'0... Janu-l Easiest to handlt, . ..: to cook Anti-t‘acterily; until everywhere with uni-
", 10 will draw "“0"“ from “nu”, ; form success. Makes stalking a pleasure.
.iik'i'éfl‘.’ '
i, 1904. Every Hub Range Made With or Without Gas Attachments.
GEORGE r, agaasg. Used and recommended by liostou. New York, Prolidencc, and all the
‘23 SW Treasurer. leading cooking sclmdb.
SMITH C ANTHONY (30.. 48-54 Union Si.. Boston. Mass.
til/u. p/ull Judi of L wt“; out Ila-rah! AWE].
Health Hints for Homes.
Sleep with all windows wide open.
Before retiring take a table spoonful
of Dr. Dicit's medicine, to ward off;
Pneumonia and Rheumatism. f‘lunge;
every morning into a cold bath of city '
water. Before jumping ill take it iablo l ..
tpoonful of Dr. Dir-it's medicine to orer i
route the Malaria that is in all watt-l"
in mosquito regions. Hat titre-o or
more cubical meals each day. and be
fore each of them taltc a dose of Dr.
Dick‘s medicine. and you will long for]
the ncxt one to come. You can live a
thousand happy yours right here in!
The Norwaiks and taste of immortality
In the flesh if run will take Dr. lliclt's
medicine regularly. t .
M cities—I;
eymour’sStore
coon rumor ro tar.
A HAPPY NEW_~l'EAR r0 YOU.
Thankful for the mercies anti‘Jllt-ssings that have come to us during this eventful year 1903. we shall watch
its last moments as they go out. and a re recorded on titties record.
. TAKING HOLD
'Of the Nay Year in the right-way vm shall do our best "to place before the public the best goods possible to obtain.
~aa in the past, at reasonable prices. ,
r0 t‘ELEBRATE- new YEAR’S DAY
We have lv‘sncy TableRaialns, all kinds of New Mixed Nuts. Grapes. Oranges. Bananas~ Grape Fruit, Dates. Figs.
[Extra Fine Prunes. Delicious Coffee. Sweet Rosy Butter.“ Fragrant Teas. Extra Fine Pet-led Peaches Ferris Hams.
Boneless Bacon. Celery, Cranberries, ixattus. etc. Edam,‘Pineappic, Camembert, Old English and line Double
Cream Cheese, etc. infill.“ . I; {'i
We can supply your wants and do it in the right way. .,
. Charles E. Seymour. [06th Grocer. 33 West Washington Street.
For sale by
A. J. COLLlNS
G. CO.
12 North Main St..
south Norwaik.
l_......
Mista- . THAT corral: lS ELEGAN . negate--
That's what everybody says who took advantage bf the big coffee sale we had last week. Were you on:
of tits hundreds of people who flocked to our sibras to pet a thial lot of it? D am be without good coffee these cold
mornings. Here is still another chance for those who. were not fortunate in grasping our last big otter. Give
it a trial. It's delicious. - at ' - ,
ta: ta. ‘i I was MOOHA Alto JAVA cones. Ls. ilc ‘
Our regular price is ,3ol: lb. ’
n iy one pound to slaustomar at the above price. You can have it ground
lraah while you wait. , . .
'raA. Ta A. l' _-_ ‘ 'ra A. TEA.
lb. A , - ' Choice New Crop has (regular price sects.) lb., 381:
All kinds Oogigag, Gunpowdglj. Japan. English. Breakfast er Uncolored Japan.
3, lbs. om. sugar, " , as: am a. Flour. a... - est.
:2: 9" cm '1‘- : Leaafoaluorau quart Jar ram. Jelly. loc
lei! or i. am 15* be 5 lb. ““- Walter Baker‘s Cocoa, can. file
. malice .er a loop. as: P"; ”net's?" Lam Bottle Blue Label oat-up, 21:
4 lb. Pins Grandma's WIsMslg 3%! ' lest Capsi- Gerri. can, k 12c
*_ /; _ . . lac IsatauparPesazeans. . as:
a»: hill: drama la. is . ‘ 2 cans caiiforriia Apricots for use
._..-l! ‘1: wt... , ' £ - s j 7- -- ~~— -- N“
A , 3 "v: a‘surraa or us AND'OIT'JHI gar AT rue incur sauce. ‘ ' ‘
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