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increas-
Norwalk and vicinity:
ll! coudincaa with snow or thin late
. to lg t and l‘riday. Slightly warmer
to lg t. A disturbance of considerable
onrgy to central this nioIniIig art-r
Lil e Superior. it is producing cloudy
wuther with lights now In the upper
Miniuippl Valley and Weatern portion
ofdaahe region. This disturbance will
More eastward anti will probably para
out the St. Lawionce Valley on F.riday
A ontiary disturbance is central In
Al bu am. Conditiona favor for this
vicinii)’. pleasant weather, followed by
in renal g cloudiness tonight and prob-
”all! to n, or snow on Friday. The
temperature will ride slowly
Samuel Clark. of 7 Ann atroet. has
been laid up with frozen fingers he rt“
ceiyed last Sunday.
The 'Oflic‘era' Association of the
South Norwaik FirevDepartment will
hold II meeting tonight.
o—il‘resh hams 121.90 lb Hayes
Mira 'Frederlclta Starr of Elmwood
avenue, has returned to her home from
isit in Bridgeport
he humiliation! of officers of Our
Brothe ‘ Lodge.l 0. O. F.. will he
held nettlilonday night.
+Luther M. Wright has got them to
neliwbiioighu.
ourt Mahackcino. Foresters of Am-
or ,- inlaohetiuled to hold a meeting.
nextQ week Tuesday night.
M Sturtev nt. of Elinwood
Milne. lids remove to Newi'i‘orit for
the bill cc of the-winter
ll _‘Woll Cigar Company did not
re pylork ye'stevda‘y. as expected as
the, leather“ was too cdid.
waiter Raymond. of Gerard Pluto. iii
under the care of a physician having
frown lilo care this week.
Minis A'ni'y Law there. of West street.
‘13:” resumed her studies at Nortlificld.
Waiter the holiday vacation.
MES-gain meeting or r. c. Lonna‘bury
1.0 git, New England Order of Proter—
lion; ”Mil be held next Tuesday night
William" O’Brien Ieaumed his studies
at Exetcr. Mass” Icatertlay. after pana-
ing the vacation at his home in Flint
both street.
The Woman's Guild of Trinity
Church will hold its annual meeting
and election of officers, next Tuesday
oyening. at the church:
Aaron (.‘thIIrn, who has been spend-
ing‘ the holiday vacation at his home in
South" Main atreet. has resumed his
studies at Trinity College.
—-Beat cuts fresh pork 12Vgc
Hayes
The Young Mcns' Christian Asuncio-
tion basketball team of South Norwalk.
has secured a game for January 15.
with the St. Lakes in Stamford.
0 pbir Chapter Order of the Eamtern
star. will complete the election and
installation of colours tomorrow night.
and will aftcriVardii enjoy a banquet.
Henry lrcland has recovered from
the effects of the cold. with which he
was overcome. while on his way to his
home in Elm Grove Place Saturday
night. '~
City Treaeurer Matthew Corbett and
Tax Collector Juniei l’aul have taken
tho oath of office to perform their du-
tiea during the coming year for the
City of South Nofiralli.
--Loin pork for roasting 12890 1b..
fresh or corned books We. liay.ea
Charles DeGrasae. of New Haven.
has been making an inspection of the
motile power along the line. He ro-
porta that. Wilson Point was one of the
moat badly frozen ap places along the
line this Week. ..
Samuel C..Shaw. of Bridgeport. wan
appointed administrator on the estate
of Wakeman B. Bradley. of Easton. yea-
terday afternoon. in the probate cOurt.
J. Coler Fields And Charles NIChola
were appointed appraisers.
--Luther Wright has got them to sell
—-—Si eight.
The oflicers of Sherman Council, No.
1 H348 B. A.. for 1904 will be lnltailed
and the annualm roll call will take place
outrun; ufl.m ary lfat8p.m.
AI broth fired requested to been hand
on“? their name is called.
Entertainment and refreshments.
ii).
A bunaess sleigh.
Nestle cheap for
, lng Boar
< came: a. Mellon George J. Brush A.
have
. \ Iceprétliilehl
flunk. will “gold A ”II on till
evening.
(‘Zaptaln Leonard William. of Dan-
na: been the [beat or rotatlven In
St tit Nora/Ii it.
In; bargains are offtrcd In flannel-
Mic gowns for men and women, at E.
K. Banks. See ad. ‘
,Miaa Mai 0 Curtis will entertaiil
a company of friends this evening at
her homo III West avenue.
The monthly parlor meeting will be
held Friday. with Mrs. William (‘0 cite.
tor: 5 Day‘ street, at 2. it oeloclt.
Washington Chapter. R A. M. of
Nurwalk. conferred the royal arch do
grt-o at its meeting Tuesday evening
The Ie niaI meeting of the Govern-
of the South Not-walk Club
will be held on Satuiday evening. at
8 o‘clock.
Mina Luella lIriitun. of Smith 1....go
school. hue been engaged an teacher in
the llt‘l'ond grade, Center arhool, New
Canaan,
Two boys' basketball tennis fought
II out last night in the town assembly
hail last night, and had quite be ex
citing contest.
The II. M. Head Company direct at-
tention in their ad. today to the uphol-
stery bargains offered during the Jan-
uary sale. Be sure to read it.
—5 lb pail home rendered lard 90c.
liaycs.
H. R. iiulkloy Is having that sale of
skates, sleds and winter guinea at 02,
instead of 25 South Main street, as
stated in yesterday's nd. ltead the ad.
The quarintino has been raised from
the residence of John H. Manning. in
River street, Mina Helen Cahill, Mr.
Manning's stepdaughter having recov-
ered from dlptherla. .
The Friday Afternoon Club will In
entertained tomorrow afternoon. by
Mitts Lauder. at her home. 67 West
stroct. and not by Mrs. E. H. Fox. as
previously announced. '
Money tichb'ilt‘ii in the savings dr-
pnrtment of the South Normilt 'l‘ruat
Company, before January 10th. will
draw Interest from the first of January.
The Trust Compahy pays l per cent.
on all accounts. large or small. in this
department.
The Company F basketball team
will have quite a hard proposition to
contend with next Monday night. when
they will meet. the Columbia College
basketball five. The Columbia quin-
tottc is said to be about' the fastest in
the country this season. _
The ’i‘hurntiay bargain sales have
been resumed at nickel-man’s. now the
holiday season has passed. This week's
special in stationery. Small iota of
standard box papers and fancy box
papprs at bargain pritca. See all
The annual meetin of the Norw‘alk
Baptist ChuIclI has con postponed to
next. Tuesday evening. The meeting
was not held Tuesday night because of
the severe cold weather, only a low
of the members of the church being on
hand.
The Young People's Society prayei
meeting and the rogulanweoltly pray-
or meeting will be combined at the
Not walk Congregational Church. at 8 ,
o'clock this evening alien the Rev. ,
John Del’eu of Bridgeport. will preach.
The election made by the Norwaik
tire companies Tuesday evening. will
be sent to the city council for ratifi-
cation.
Superintendent Wadsworth. of the
erection of the shafting at the Muller
silk mill, expects to complete his work
in Norwalk within a few days. which
means that the mill will be in opera-
tion within a very short time. The-
buildera of the mill, thouli‘lynt Con-
atruction Company. expects to com-
plete its contract this week. The paint~
are have already finished up and left.
F. Comatocit. R. M. Evans. P. 1". Cut-
ler. W. I). Park. W. .i. Garvin. J. 0.
Cowc. J. M. Hayes. C. Goldsmith. M. 8.
Tucker. .I, l. Finch, E. .i. 'i‘ontiiil...W-
lioiight-rty. M. Mitchell. '1‘. .l. McAni-
cry. 0. W. Stevens. New York: W. A.
Clark. H. A. Lewis. .I. ’M. McMahon.
A. B; (Jhealer. Boston: ll. M. Monter-
nain. Philadelphia: I‘. ll. Warner.
Springfield; C. M. Johnson. Hartford:
J Dunning. Albany: 8. Goldman. Wor-
('I‘BiL‘i'. were
«Hotel entail
Prof. Daniel A. Stanton‘u dancing
class will begin its second term in
Stamford, this evening. at the Casino.
The first term which ended iuat hetero
the holidays. was t-zliarattcrized by
rapid and steady progress on the part
of the pupils. and there Is evciy rea-
son for believing that the coming
term will have equal or greater sue-
cessi. Prof} Stanton's South Norwalk
class will give a rec eptiou sonic time
this month. and it is expected that a
nun‘nber oi the Stamford class will at-
an
MR. Mime MADE caesium;
He. ,Oueo‘nadw Judge Hali‘ in List of
Northampton Offtclaia.
The annual meeting of. the New Ha-
ven a Northampton Railroad company.
which in leased by the New Yorit New
Haven & Hartford- Railroad oom by.
wu‘he'ld at the general office I) log
of the latter in New Haven. yesterday.
'i‘tletle‘ directors were elected:
‘It eatoe mu. Samuel E. “Mei-win.
ArtIIurD. Osborne John M. Hall. H. M.
macaw, all of New Haven, and
William neréfuolyeite. aim. :
Al I‘ Inter mung of the directortl.
C h Mellon the president of the New
Home railroad. wan elected Mano
of the company in place of Judge .1 M
Halltli ll .Kochere r. the third
of the ow Harland
\Icepreaident and Edward A‘. Ray of
the New Haven road'e treasurers oi-
fine was reelected secretary and trul-
urer ' . '
Hr. Skinner encased. clip 0. Butt-
mend of N Inn. in than
directorate. The late . L. Squire ugh
succeeded“ Mr. loll”.
the: Infinite when FOR non—
‘ Mrs. Hoffman's hair was Ilngod and
gesterday's guests at [the
.. hermit
water 19rd»! in n I
. In» Iod‘t' can: . .
HARTFORQNM Graham“! blink.
ing handy “I narrowly av tied to-
day when the water front in a kltoth
on range It the home of Abraham Heft.
man 98 Market Itreet. exploded.
her own life until the liver of liar littla
daughter two years old and her infant
lioy aged two wacka. The exploaion
atattcied red hot (main about the kitch-
on. some of them falling in the cradle
where the baby lay. while others not
fire to lira. Hoffman’s clothing and
hair, in In ”blinding smoke and steam
which tilledL the room. Mra. Hoffman
groped her way to the cradle, and tak-
Ing the baby in. her arms. led the little
Ii-actcd byIIho noise of tho exploaion.
succeeded in amothcting the flame».
The clothing of all three watt anro.
but the baby, was moat acverely bur-Ii
ed. its body was Mineral and there
was a painful hear on he chin. where
a hot coal had fallen. it. in thought.
imwevor, that the child will recover.
her face blistcrcti.
child escaped injury.
IThu fire department subdued the
binzt. In the kitchen.
SAVED A IOY'S LIFE.
Mu. Captain H. Hubard, oi Mil
ford. Deb. aays: "Brazilian Balm an
ad my boy‘a life. Holman but ilk
t 0 one we lost with croup. We gav
h In a few doaeI. He quickly dropped
to sleep and was all right in the morn
Ing." For sale by it. H Plalsted F
H Baxter. and The Clifford P at
many.
The two-yearolti
TRACY GOES TngNBANE HOSPI-
NEW HAVEN .lIIn. l.—-John Tracy
\lill) Idiot his wife five times on th'
mowing of November 17.9.8 ahh was
leaving the Sacred Heart L‘lilll'cil was
yesterde ordered to the insane hospl
ml at lddletown for ten years by
Judge. Shumway in the Superior
Court. Mm. Tracy. who Willi a witncsa.
testified that tier husband had several
times threatened to shoot. her. and that
she believed his mind was affected by
drink. At the conclusion of the touti-
mony the Jury. tit Judge Shnmway'a
request. acquitted the prisoner on the
grounds of insanity.
' REVOLUTION‘iMMINENT.
A auio sign of approaching revolt
hnd aorioua trouble in your system I:
nervousness. sleeploeancsa. or atom
Itch “pacts. Electric lilttcr wll
quickly Illatnomhcr the troublesour
canoes. it never fails to tone Iii.
stomach regulate the Kidneys an:
ilowrla stimulate the Liver anti-clan
fy the blood. ltun down hyaiem
benefit particulaIly and all the neon
attending aches \anish under in
searching and thorough effectiveness
Electric Bitters In only 50c, and that !I
returned if it don‘t give perfect aatir
faction. Guaranteed by Frank H. Bax
ior. Druggiat. .
Elgar ”a Inuit a when? Moment-r thI
III every day.
mm“m
teen la ”la
walla, chap- ’0}
bowel-n mend
antenna. Th0
:Wflch‘xflm or
mim- clear In
Pl I. . ‘ '
MW“ 'l lawn a.- " tiny 10‘ “#823
M on poi-nor. Write and... I. and hook-
let on Iltb. Addran
m.” M C! M M
KEEP Will BLOOD GLEII
THE NORWALK SAVINGS soclarv.
Norwalit. 000.10. 1903. .
Interest III. the rate of tour (ti per
cent per annum, for the current at:
months, will be credited depositors.
Jan. I 1904 and paid to them on and
after Jan. ll
Per order of Board of Direttors.
030.19. MILLER.
dill Izt Treasurer.
Purhhliiiit to an order of the Superior
Court of Fairilcld County. Connecticut.
dated December 29th. 1903. the sub-
acriber offer:
FOR SALE
It. 4
PUBLIC AUCTION
To THE HIGHEST FIDDER.
" ‘ Oh the premiaaa. '
Satutdau. Januaiu 285.
i904. ' *
i
scribed
‘ REAL ESTATE.
citation In the Town of Norwalk (In
Connecticut) and bounded and deal
cribed as toilm
One certain tract of land. with the
buildings thereon standing. containing
nlaelmix 196) acres more or teen.
bounded northerly by land of the
8 en Hoyt a Sons Company: ouster-
at“: Port by gapiii‘ab kenogaau
avenue. t y an al-
tall Kellogg. in part by
§d m w be lit m
fiim avenue“ no; i"called.
arty yby land eofhlle Knob
in part. and in' rt fluid «mini-i
W warmly MW
5%" Stephen aorta:
Sop Goon
Promote 991in lira. Hoffman caved .
girl out doors. wlIcI-o noighboI'II at- ~~
at 2 o'clock p. In. the following doe
“it“ of anna-‘
”a
and only In in. or. a not) mu...
. form success
l g cookie schooli.
Tll 5 {N
MONTVI LLE SPIHN [I8 STRlKE-
ville Manufacturing Company's will
has been shut down an a result of a
Hike uniting the help of the spinning.
dom. Owing to the high price of cot-
on and other canard~ the management
Ian found it nu-oarary to Inaitv a re-
iut'tion in tilt Wage schedule and the
pinnem object to the dock. which is
rbiu nix to ten per cent 'lho tlll wont
nto effect Monday morning and yea-
Irty went out In a body
If the plant. The strike, it is said. is
help. ‘
The wise men rite of human not.
But while Mary rim wo'm Nailing
“Him ouhnith Initau
Mr.
A" KW
‘11” Wri I—for More 7‘0. III'IIU’a Enter)“
or IIIe b all drugguata.
inatantly or Money Raina ‘
. It s..u....'“i."é‘.?.‘.‘.. them“
The“ Great Bread ’ Baker of America l
Easiest to handle, surest to cook satisfactorily; used everywhere with uni-
Mnkcs cooking a pic-hind. C
Every Hub Range Made With or Without Gnu Attachment»
Used and recommended by Bolton, New York, Providence, and all the
TIlONY 00.. 48.54 Union St.. Boston. Mun.
Ill/rt cfulldM aching-diluting Affirm} i.
MONTVILLE Jung tl.-—l‘ he I' was»
day the spinneril to tin number of.
Thin hour
enlisted the i'ltllillig down of the rent
tot approved by the majority of the;
strong; ‘-
. and umr rang. j
.IIIgIIfs iIIIIIaII Vegetable Pill to. '
BRONGIIITIS;
AI aligned Bragg”... ‘5'
w
For sale by
A. 4. COLLINS
a Co.
12 North Main 33.,
South Moi-walk.
' YOUNG CORSET TO FIGHT BRIT
SAN FRANCISCO. . ll. 7.~—Wllllain
:Rothwcli I' 'Young r“bott ). and
James iii. Inn lith' agreed to light In
this city ncxt Februtiiy. “They will
weigh iii at 130 pounds. The. fight will
probablv be under the auspices of the
I'oaomlto Club.
l PALATAIL‘E'AWD voyeur.
" ‘ If" . * 3.
éiilqnm dome lilac
II the ideal minnow lor Imam. the
wait and debilitated. it is appalling.
streamlining and vitalit-
Ing. Quickly and perma-
Mntiy CERES
» Dyspepsia
and indigestion.
In it. “I “is U
Edward P. Weed. Norwalk
Piaisted'a Drug Store. 80. Nor.
w»-
uni:A
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At- a lime when
most
An Impertant Sale
Men 5 and Boys’
Clothing!
it will do uou the
good. .
In this vast collection.
at prices that are almost
would cost before this sale.
EXTRA SPECIAL.
$5. and $8.50.
uni
MEN’S SACK SUITS.
on can find just what you want
card of at this time of the year.
You will save in some cases about so per cent. of what they
$10. Sta, and $13.50 Suits, now . ... . ........ . . $ 7.98.
$15 and $16.50 SnitI, now ....... . . . .. ..... snag.
$18 and $20 Suits. now . . . . . ............. $15.69.
$22 and $25 Suits. now .. . ..... . . . ........ 18.39.
MEN‘S OVERCOATS. .
The fact that we are offering our splendid line of Over-
coats at reduced prices II enough to awaken keeneat curiosity.
Sin. 8:: and $13. so Overcoata. now . .
$15 and $16. so Overcoats, now . ..
$18 and $20 Oval-coats, now. . ..
$22 and $25 Overcoata, now
EXTRA TROUSERS.
Formu- prices, $2.00. So. 50. $3. 50, $4.00, 85. ea, $6.00.
Present prim. $1.65 81-98 3279 $3.. 9- $3 79 89-69 .
8 798.
$12.29.
. . $15.69. '
. $8.39.
our $10, black Frieze Ulster is positively the highest
value ever offered In Connecticut.
Men’s Roofers, with ulster collars; special value: at $3. 50.
YOUTHS’ SUITS AND OVERCOATS.
The young men have always been well mm! for ht our
stores, and we now give them an opportII-t‘. I; to share in the
price reductions that we oficr their elders.
$6.50 Suits ou Overcoats. now ............ 85. I9.
$8.50 Suite and Overcoata. new .‘. ....... ”$630.
. Sn: and 312 Suite and overcoata, now ....... .8793.
. ' “‘ 3‘ edits: aims and ovancoa'ra . ..
E andguardianofboyainthiaparcofconnec-
very parent
ticutahoitidtakeadvaatage oi the offers in this department;
theywonitmmiwfoea-lcngflmo.
mamafimueoau
mumwmu ":‘2'
88me '
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‘
An Umbrella Purdhase
AND A SALE.
Better umbrellas than you ever bought at such prices.
Only for (at: this time but they're all mucb under priced.
26 inch Twilled Serge Umbrellas, natural twisted han-
dles, also Children 's School Umbrellas A T 50c
Women's 26 1'an Gloria Umbrellas. paragon frame.
fancy Undies. $1.00 qualify. SALE PRICE 75c
Big assortment of Women 's 26 inch English Gloria
Silk Umbrellas, paragon frame. natural or fancy hart-
dles. AT 5 I .00
Men’s 26 or 28 inch English Gloria Silk Umbrellas
paragon frame, root ‘0' silver mounted handles.
FOR THIS SALE AT $1.50
83-85 Washington Street,
' South Horny-1k. Conn;
S S. Tliloteon
{3 showing a line (in: of FANCY CHINA from the import-
fnq house a/ Vantine 8 Co.
CLEA VANCE SALE OF MILLINERY still going an.
id Wthington _,8traet South Namath, Conn.
1
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.. ..._ -......_.. _. ...._.. .a- ._.....‘.. -- .---- ._
Come and Save Moneu for the Holidaus.
A9 Silk Plush Capo, satin llncd. fur tilmmiug, 30 in. long, a big bar-
gain. 5.75.
All Silk Lined Baby‘s Cups. heavy for winter. nicely embroidered. 25c up.
CHILDRE N’s FURS.
Collar and Muff. lamb's wool. 75c a set.
Collar and Nut! In gray. with puck etbooit for $1.00 a set.
Buy them while they last for the price, at the
The Fair Cloak and Fur Store.
68 WASHINGTON STREET.
_ WM... «a
Olsen 5 Shoe; Stare
OUR SPECIAL
Norwalk Health Shoe
In tho ahoc of today for Ill. wear and style. all leather and hand sewcd._
490 69c.
980 $I.25
Old Ladica' Fur Lined Leather Foxeu Bale, Scwod by Hand $1.09 and 81.25.
special. good quality.
sourH noawaut.
Men‘s Slippers.
black kid,
Everett cut. Spec.
Ladics' felt faust,
Fur trimmed,
Turn sole. Spec,
Missca' Arctlcs,
Two buckle.
Ladies' Art-tics,
(Inc buckle,
l‘ lecced lined high cut. \cry warm
Mid-Winter Sale.
.-. CONTlNUES ALL THIS WEEK;
N. E. RYAN.
at: WWI-'9?” smu. South ugh-ran. .
units” Wat.
flat-glow. in.
PEllliIlliitl
ill-lieu."
Ilellah. ”Airflow“
F iiiiSll F [iii
F‘mi Fiiii. In- much.
momma“ Haddock, so LEO LAMB,
3% ‘33; LAMB canes, I
unionism III-mm . Ilia near our.
4 in“ y 3:: crew LANE-1::
on front, to; uni «out me. .
i}: 3 Lu. caoaatn near.
an manhole crux.» g;
PRINT IUTTII, 555, yr
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