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I“ and Proprietor.
Y. JAN 8. 190+
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Roi-tun Alison's. rei- Tomm-
tido.2 :ibgm.;3:0’lp.m.
tulses'l:8is.m.;sots,:.iolpm
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kTII-I'NON I
.c-rlrsnsll Gilles. Nocwsllt.
“filters Residence.
luaarz'a LAIT eao'c'osl'rlou
. communication of C.‘ Swarta.
president of tho Volk Hat Company.
for! on the first page of this issue.
Wuon is made to investors that
Muss the preferred stock of the
itch Hat Company. and makes the In-
"fluent in this enterprise of the lit
inch-Wile. and gives it a security that
‘il beyond question. We advise. a per-
till 01 the letter and careful consid-
ol'htion of the subject.
_——_._
3 The clean or the Coming did not
appearto explain why they were three
Coop’s Rocks.
‘1 .. matter in a nutshell. If they had been
anywhere near their proper course they
'oo’llid not have struck the "submerged
wreck" o'r Copp's Rocks. or any other
-0bltruction to navigation.
The value of food inspection in main-
wna.str'ongly touched upon in the re
poll‘of the Dairy Commissioners late.-
ly made pllbiic. Too much emphasis:
aun‘not be placed on this portion of the
report which is meritorious in many.
other ways as well.
H“The only substantial evidence we
hare thus far seen that this is Leap
papers." 80 says Editor Wells. of the
Hartford Post. Evidently he has not
is young
' be averted, as it would nrearr the loss of
' thousands or dollars to the dealers in
,~ this city. . The present comparatively
warm Weather is encouraging and n
‘ illafi will have the desired effect.
Sincere and heartfelt sorrow is felt
by all who knew the late Joseph A.
Dunning. He was well-known to the
* people and made many staunch friend.-
during his long term as postmaster of
South Norwaik. '
'l‘hers is bound to be a thaw lit-for.-
long and unless the gutters Ire c--Ittll
cd of snow before that time. the sill.-
walks and streets will be flooded.
“T“
Would it. not. be well to ascertain It
_ any of the hydrants about the town are
, frozen up? They may be needed at
any time.
Why, of course she would not object
to a sleigh ride.
neurone.
.11. is said that hot milk if applied ol
sthn to the fruit stains will entirely ob!
literate them. '
'A netted collar of pearls decorates
the bodice of a green crepe dc chint
with we finish
" does not" she as many salads gar
ad with alicéa of hard boiled eggs
fillsn eggs are twenty cents a dozen.
f you have never done so, try bak-
your potatoes first peeling them
' the pan with the roast. beef. Allow
It. three-quarters of an hour for
than to become well done
“One does not have to 80 to find the
too for the inspiration which result
in the roomy bag or case which is
by those who motor a great deal
00 draw on over the lower limbs. ll
il't contrivance which the suburbanite
' light. comfortably adopt to wear when
fflcfghiug into town
{Baked Indian pudding from ‘Thc
buuwife: " Scald three cupfuls ol
' It. pour it over three tablespoonfnls
«Indian meal; add onethlrd of a cup
of sugar. one beaten egg, one-half
poonful each of ginger and sinus
m I little salt and butter the size of
. ish walnut. Mix. thoroughly
in I. buttered dish set in the oven.
1 fan hour pour in a cupful of cold
Bake two hours and a half.
with maple sugar sauce. which
.. like hard sauce, using onehalf
migrated maple sugar. or brown
, without flavoring.
"Hotel Cllfior ”
‘ovs'cy night to it's utmost cal
Because
the best in the state. Also the
are the best.
2 “wish they could I‘ll“! long-
rest; ..r.z._
‘Pretir «or.
1'1.
. miles off their course when they struck .
Th“ 390m“ to he u"tithe late Mrs. Frances A. Townsend.
training the good health of the publit .
Year, is in the columns of reputable1
been proposed to as yet. but the year.
We hope that the oyster famine will L
the table is
Every one who
noncommltahtghoomnil-
. IOPRIITOI HOTIL‘ NA-
NG. ’
ii" vqut clrv.
soups '
r. *—
JAN” I. AOKIINAN.
James a. Ackerman, father of Miss
M. F. Acksrmau. of it. 1‘. Acksrmsu
and Company, the Norwslk millinors
died last night at chin home, «3 W11
11am stunt. Brill t. Ir. Acker
m is am y a widow and Ilev
film and sons. Death was
dub typhoidlloumonta. The inner-
al will be held 8 the family home
. Sub-lay afternoon :30 ounce ‘ la-
temcnt will be to B dgeport Isa
Ackortnllll has many friends in Nor~
in her bereavement.
LANSON W. BRAMBIJL'.
Lanson W. Bramble, a veteran of
Company C Tw-onty sixth Connecticut
Volunteers died vepterday at the Not
olon Boldlers' Home. aged eighly- -slx
years. The remains will be taken to
Lebanon for Interment tomorrow.
l The funeral of the late Patrick Mu-
lone was held this morning at 9 o‘clock.
from St. Mary's Church. The Rev.
gJohn C Fogarty officiated and inter-
'mtnt was in St. ary ‘s Cemetery. The
lpallbearers were ohn H. Manning 11
C. Feeney. William Lowe, W. C.
()i’BrIen M. J. Burns and Henry Math
Qt!
FUNERAL 01‘ MRS. TOWNSENIL
Funeral services over the remains of
of Newtown were held this afternoon.
at 1: 30 from the residence of her sister
Mrs Thomas D. Bell. 15 Fair strcc
Norwalk. The Rev. Romilly l". Hurri-
phrles. rector of Trinity Church, triti-
-cinted. 'l‘he interment was in Nor-
‘walk Cemetery.
8FUNERAL 0F .1. A. i‘illNNiNti.
S. Dunning. of Bethel retcivcli
uork yesterday morning of the death
'of his brother. Joseph Dunning. form-
erly of South Norwalk wlrlth took
place in the New Haven hospital W ed-
uestiay. The remains were brought to
llethei last night and the funeral was
held from S 8.1)rrnning's this allor
noon at 2: 20 o'clock
: FUNERAL 01“ MRS. ADDlSUN.
Tire funeral of Mrs. Charles H. All-I
dison was held this afternoon. from her
late hotlle_ Ward street. Norwulk.
l ltcv. H. H. Carpenter.
. South Norwalk Baptist Church. ofilclat
: ed. and interment was in Riverside
Cemetery.
‘ FUNERAL or Miss 1.10l\1\l‘.i.l.l.
rIelly was held this morning at it
o clock from at. Joseph's Church. Rel.
Father Maher officiated The inter-
ment was in .‘lt Mal y 's Ce ‘Int'll'l‘y.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
NEW YORK. Jan. 5,...
Orleans cotton nrui‘ktt closed. celellrnl
lug the Battle of New Orleans
hull forces concentrate
Ill Livrrpool and Ntu York.
btnght fictly today on the ground that'
u lnrgt short illtt’ltall had
to: nulallng lately.
“11‘" at
by an advance of only 4% a I'll/g point~
ir rd reported a list of 22 points 11.1 in
the opening of business here. '1‘.his
Will inditatiorrs of lighter receipts
prepared the way for a strong pitching
Shorts uer‘ eager buyers and there
was a pretty good showing in the way
I of wire orders. The market optncd at
an adv-ante of 13 $21 points. House.
with New (Irlenrrs connrctions were
.ul ge btlytrs.
WALL SI‘REET 10:10 a. In. «Open
lng price» in the stock market wen.
higher than last night throughout tht
ilisl reflecting the more cheerful view
tor the Far Eastern situation in the
f reign markets. The standard rail-
lItad‘ stocks shalt-d fully III the
strength or the market. gains running
ito a large fraction in many cases
Rallimdre 1 Ohio rose 1%,. and lows
ttrmal pfd. 21y.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m—Concerted
.illridlng up 'of n few stocks did not
ironse any following eltrwlrcre tht
trading remaining dull and ftature
Lsa. Amalgamated was in better de
mand than in the morning anti ad-
vrn cd 1%. Southern l’ariilc and Un-
.ion Pacific rose about a point each. A
lis Chalmers, pfd., sold at 60 (-oaipar
ed with 83. the prtvions sale on May
21.1903.
TODAYYS OUOYATIONJ.
Reported over private aura of M.
pies & Goldsclrmidt Commission Ur.
kers Swarts & Corbett Block. 80qu
E Norwslk:
Upon. High. Low. 1:31.
‘ Amai. Conn 48" 49% 4705 «is:
,..m c. & 120011114 12w. 185i. 131/.
Am. l.oco.. l7‘a 171/. 17% 1751.
Am Smelt, is Ill-14. «lit Isa.
'Am Sugar 124% 124% 121% 124%
An aconda. 75 ‘r h 'l‘ a f o
A. T t ”Silo. 06'... 67 66% 66%.
AT & 8 Fe pf. 89 89 88V. 88"..
Balto.l.0bio. 78% 78% 781A 78%..
B'klyn R. T.. 50% 61 50% 501);
Ches. l: Ohio. 32% 32 32% 32%
Chl.&N.W.. 166 166 166 166
Ch. at. West. 151‘ 15% 15K 15%
Ch hi at St P. 142% H295 142% 14291.
Col. South, 17 177.11. 16% 177A-
Erle. 27% 18% 27% 277,1.
Erie. 1st. pf._ 63 - 68% 88 118%
111.. Central, 129% 130 129% 180
Ddu.I:‘Nash. 107 107% 107 107%
walk. who deeply sympathise with her'
rthaaAI. or PATRICK Marosa.’
'l'ilc
pastor of the:
The funeral of Mary Elizabeth Don-'
Willi the NI“?
Manhattan. 141% 142% 141% um
Met. 81. Ry. 121% 12m 12m 121%
Meatless 1056/11 ms 11»
11. a 'i'.. It 17 17 17
No; solde, am 91% 91* 9195
N 1!. Central. um 119* 1155mm
Ohal‘Woat 21* 211.5 21% 2116
Emits! _ 28. 2s 8
Penn. 1! it... 117* um um 11795
Reading. «1‘ 41%
and. 1 .;~ am in 17% mt
Roch» «21% wait 81! 33%
scant. Poo. "$18" ma 4! .
scanned. last mi 199‘ 18%
Team. a 35* a 3595 as
Texas Plc... 28% out. 84" 24%
.,unnr-c.. ml 7: on
yua'festner. m it its in.
VIM-10nd? "h 8% 3%
- ”QOWnn "v-0... ..
LINUNINE
Is a prompt relief
hit [laughs
and Lilith.
It clear.» tire mem-
branes of catarrhal coi-
lcctions and causes the
mucus to irow naturally.
relieving the bronchial
passages of tickles and
irritations.
The whole membran-
eous systerrr i-J purified
and strengthtrred and
natural healthy condi-
l tions are speedily
brought about by Lino-
nine.
Mrs. George H. Reed.
of 61 West St" Danbury.
. writes: "l have used
Linonine in my family
for several years. it nev-
er fails to quickly cure
coughs and colds and
build up the system. It
is our family medicine.
and we would not think
of trying to get through
the winters without hav-
ing it in the house."
i
i
A At all Drug Stores-25.
f 50 cts.. 81.
i . . . .
l u
VICTORIA H01 BL
Cor. Monroe It. and Railroad Ave.
J T J. SULLIVAN.
3 PROPRIITOR.
European Plan. Excellent Rooms.
iJust completed and newly furnished
throughout.
l LOok at our rooms and compare with
. my In town.
One minute from all It‘ll"...
E Rates Moderate.
'3 on y. A .s'stsssmvr "Lists.
fl 3
'lllv City Auntiuamonl ‘14an (01‘ 190'
. 3 have been lodged with me by lilo City
Assessors. and the same will remain
>0|lt'll to the Inspection of any person
rllalrlc to taxation in this lily for the
period of lwenlv days from the this
'htmor at my office
South Noruulk. Jan. 4, l‘IlH.
JOSEPH ll. TAYLOR.
(fily Clerk.
Inn 7 :II'
roll... I...“
Am 1' years of medit nl research and'
experiments Gray's Hone) of White
Pine ls found by the Medical l’rtrfes
aiolr to be the finest rcrrmdy on till
“market for Coughs. Colds and all
. Bronchial affections. ’
ZEITFUBS' PHARMACY.
8 North Main 81.,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
south hcrwallt Savings Braille
till Still-zilll‘rll. illl'lllEill
at the rate of
Four Per Cent Per Annual
has been declared for the six months
ending December 31 1903. payable on
and alter January 11,1904.
interest not drawn will be credited
to accounts and draw Interest from
' January 1, 1904.
Money deposited on or before Janu-
ary 10 will draw inters~t from January
1. 19011.
GEORGE F. BEARQE,
I128 3v} Treasurer.
Health Hint} Ely-"Iranian
lMIDWINTER CANADIAN EXCUR
I 81 IONS.
l'f‘llll'lilnit \‘lll Hlllll ‘ l"l ‘lll'.
lfor the round trip.
A trip to these in alrlrful northern cit-
of the year Is a
i ice at this scilsol
lireat not 10 he orurlooked.
ilalc front S
Montreal; "2. to Quebec.
The adoaaiaqr is mutual.
THE
Mid-Winter Can ldiarr Excursions aru
announctd by the \lcu York. New Hav-
tb. en and Hartford llalltoatl Company to every morning Into a cold bath of city
d their ctrelrtlesllhe cities of Quebec and Montreal:
and 1 tickets to be sold and good going and
on January
314111 and 281b, February 11111 and Ilitll:
Cables that would good for return pa only within in days
l'hIVe matched the New York closing from date of sale at rate of one fare
utb Norwallt is 810. 30 In
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.-
Tlrere is notion; more appreciated. attractive. beautifulhud lasting
A GIFT FROM THE JEWELERS.
We emphasise the advantage in a selection from the two largest
hwal complete and unto-date stocks in the "caulk-a
'lw offer you lower prices than elsewhere.
COLEBURN 8. LAUDER.
N0. 96 WASHINGTON Sh. SOUTH N’RWALK
STORE OPEN EVENINGB.
Sleep with all windows wide open.
before retiring take a table spoonful
of Dr. llick's nil-divine to ward off
Pneumonia and lthourualb .m. Plunge
aster. Before jumping In take a table
spoonful of Dr. Dick's medicine to over
come the Malhria that is in all water
In mosquito regions. Eat three or
more cubical meals each day. and be.
fore each of them take a dose of Dr.
lliclt‘s medicine. and you will long for
the next one to cotib. 'You'can live a
thousand happy years ri-:ht here in
The Norunlks and taste of Immortality
in the flesh if you \Hll lake Dr. Dick‘s
medicine regularly.
H141"
By buying for {To 1 store.» and for cash.
JEWELERS.
N0. 3 mm 57.. NORWALK.
DO You KNOW
111stthcqoalityoiyoocintsllcct.-musclcsandcncrgy.d¢peodcupoo
youriood,and the completeness of your digestion and assimilation?
lecnthcpropcc food andputcct digestion. aodaahnfladomyoor
iacoiticswillworkoptothclrfullatcapadty,wlthoutfa¢ or weari-
nos. Thctooicptoputiuoltchathanbcsn cooccotratsdinthc
Rushaodsopsricctiyaodsdcotlfloafiycookodthstymm
OAT. RUSK ‘3
mowmmmwmwmm
mouhstsoccrtothomhsaicthcoilsandnihatsswhirhrcpab
Wanwuuoimmckandmsndmuchnpunatthanell
hwliicnpplythcioodpsoputhwhich '
WILL GROW VIGOROUS
CHILDREN
ummmmmummsw
. of Gllliford for two years from Jan-
.- -~..—....-..
tlonwaut Host-Int. ours 81.280.
w... w..."— n..."—
Appolntsd Itato Chemists.
Governor Chamberlain yesterday ro«
appointed two state chemists Henryl
:bouthorn of this city for two yearsl
(tom January 10 and Redileld B. West'
nary 18.
The governor approved of the follow-
lng bills: Bill of H. 0. Averill, com-
mlssionor on domestic animals. for all-
nistanco during December 8137. 02:
board of education for the blind for
uuhrter ending comber31,1903.80.-
381. :14; Connec cut School for lmbE-i
ciles for quarter ending December 31. '
811151.01; Retreat for the insane, for
same period 8204. 26; trustees of first
company Governor's Foot Guard rent
31f .nr‘iory for quarter ending January 3
One fourth of the annual appropria-
tions for the following hospitals were
also approved by the governor: Halt- .
ford hospital 82 500: New Haven hos
pital 82. 000; Norwalk hospital 81.-
350: 8t.Francls hospital 81. 260; Meri-
den hospital 8750; Litchfleld county
hospital at Winchester, 8750.
DENIES RECEIVING 810,000 FEE.
BALTIMORE Md.. Jan li.-——l)r \tii-
llam Order of this city (lorries the. cor- 1
women of a statement contained In a
recent press despulch to the effect that
he charged a 810.000 fee for a twenty-
mlnulcs' consultation with other phy
siclans. iii the case of Captain FFPIlW'
lck Pabst of Milwaukee. lately deceas ,
ed. Dr. Osler sava he charged an ('1-
:iingy fee for the service performed
H
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
HOYT'S THEATRE.
JANUARY 9, 1004.
Matinee and Night.
Lilncoln J. ' Carter’s
ductlon.
Two Lillie Waits.
A Powerful Drama. Superbly Mounted
and capabiy Acton. Rsplete with
COMEDY. BENTIMENT.
SENSATION AND TEARS.
Prices—25c 35c; 50c. Evening: 15c,,
25c, Matinee.
Seats on sale five days In advance.
lNfiflG EN :1
Henry Iouther and lsdllsld I. West .
i dates for the Yale baseball team will missioner McAdoo
second week In November when thcr
' son.
t
EL
4 '
Sale 0i Winter coats.
If you babe not bought .1 WINTER COAT or
IACKE T you cannot afford to miss this GREAT
BA‘RGAIN OPPORTUNIKY. Our misfortune
to have too many on hand forces us to take .3 big
loss. At the prices the garments are marked it
would be cheap to buy eben to put albav far another
winter. Tbis is (be way they are marked :
All $10.00 Coats
NOW $5.00. ‘7
All Coa‘s that lime $12.50 and $14.00
NOW $5.00.
All Cuts that were $15 00 and $18.50
NOW $10.00.
All Costs um bare $20.00. $25.00 a d $30.00
Now $15.00.
A good assortment of sizes yet lefthn‘d all in the
best colon—that tit—Black. T an and. Castor.
Among the lot a few catchy styles for young misses.
THE DRAMATIC success OF 1903.5 '
Greatest Pro-z
DOO WILL STOP GAMBLING.
W YORK. Jan. S.—~Police Com-
is following up
steps recently taken by him to prevent
YALE BASEBALL TEKAM.
MC
NEW HAVEN. Jun. 8.——-'1‘he candi- '
begin regular indoor work on Febru-
ar 22. No decision as to a coach has‘ "ambling ill lilis city and has notified
been reached as yet. As soon as HIV 3 .he police inspectors that, from a
new hydraulic rowing machines are set {source unknown to them. he had rc-
up in the gymnasium. the rowing squad =celved information that gambling
will resume ' w.ork 'lhts sound has 4 houses and pool rooms were being
been sclctlul from 12!: Inch. who re—. opened in Manhattan borough. He al
ported for practice when the fall rou- ’loWed them for t) eight hours to close
ing season began on September 25. Af- every gambling house and pool room
ter the fall regatta three crews were .n lhe borough.
formed and continued rowing until the i
TWO RIOTB' 1N4MEYERSDALE.’
eigh untapped w.ork Practice in pair MEYERSDALE. Pa.. Jan. 8.——‘1‘he
ours was continued. however. until to d rillkt‘ in the Meyersdaie field has
wt other prevented. it is understood rltntbed a critical stage two riots hav-
tbnt John Kennedy will have. sole for; occurred as the result of placing
charge of the crew as math this sea nonunion men in the striker's places
‘ lat Garrett. The situation is so set-
i rods that a grave outbreak is looked for
lat any time.
DUNOONALO WILL SUCCEEO
TURNER.
LONDON Jan. 8.-lt is reported that l
Major-General Lord Dnndonald. com tlmated that by the end of this month
manding the Canadian million will Iver 1 000 .iapanesewili have gone back
shortly leave Canada and succeed Ma- from California to Japan, having been
LOS ANGLES, Cal" Jim. 8.-—it is es-
‘ior-General Sir Alfred Turner as in- called to go by an edict of Japanese
spector-general of the auxiliary forces. Consul Molono, of San Francisco.
__.
ey
as in the past at reasonable prices.
Cream Cheese etc.
l
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T0 CELEBRATE NEW YEAR’S DAY
We have Fancy Table Raisins all kinds of New Mined Nuts Grapes. Oranges. Bananas. Grape Fruit Dates, Figs.
Extra Fine Prunes. Dcllclous Codes Sweet Rosy Butter Fragrant Teas. Extra Fine Peeled Peaches Ferris Hams.
Boneless Bacon. Celery Cranberries. Deltas. etc. Edam Hnmpple Camera bert. Old English and fine Double
088 IrottndMy and buy I supply of til-cogent. You can't keep posted on the price of «tables by alt
CALL 58-1.
our ’sStore
GOOD THINGS 1'0 Elf.
A HAPPY NEW ms 10 YOU.
Thankful for the mercies and blessings that have come to us during this eventful year 1903. we shall watch
Its last moments as they want. and a re recorded on times record.
TAKING HOLD
l
Of the Nay Year In the right way we shall do our best to place before the public the best goods possible to obtain,
.55 t
We on supply your wants and do It in the right way.
Charles E. Seymour.
PURSE PLEAslNG PRICES
teatime limpet. 33 West Washington Street.
isle;
GROCERY BARGAINS FOR SATURDAY. JAN. 9111.
AIMOUR'I PURI LEAF LAID (SNOW WHITE). FIR LI. ................................................ lo
I
.__.._q
H. AND I. FINE, GRANULATED EU GAR, 5 LBS...“ ................. . .......................... 250
A
e21 LIB. FOR 01.00.
L-.....-. -.. ...- .. H..- .w~..... . ..
uugbom..Wsitsup. Commnlstussaqsmoustorlcuwssnmubmdtom.
use 3 .: if. ‘ . s caucus. assesses orL. .‘ oALLo as. as.
ogous, ACNE; silos so» 7 cause ros‘ ................ ............... _..\ .......... 251:.
r _, ’ "" ‘ ‘“"““ 1‘
a.» tutti m ls; .. " 3‘ ' a. oat hoax. lino use. Oltoup, sec. to:
Romain-trim. 22c M“ CWForcs. as.
wan-i MM can, an: a early June fans. 3:.
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