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~ “checkouts Hotel Null.
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Tm‘ in vicinity: lieu- Io-
Minded” ntl
ow t e afternoon. he
"til ‘ central in (leer
all yesterday morning moved rapidly
northeastward and passed out to set
near Nor k Va; it is now central
oil the col south of Nantucket where
It Is producing high winds and snow.
Ti“ disturbance that Iva-“In the south
w tbrday dimming has moved
into the; isaiasippl Valley and western
portions}! the Lake resicn. Condi-
lions favor for this vicinity partly
cloudy weather with snow flurries.
Royal Co'xhstoek,‘ Quintard am
one. who as been tier ously ill for nor
eral wee s with nn‘ attack at counts
is gradufliy ImprOvInI?
District President William Weiaheit.
will install the. officers of Humboldt
Lodge. Sens of Hermann at the reg-
ular meeting tonight.
Mrs.- Mary A. Smith. formerly of
llavilsnd street. later of New York.
Is now residing in Norfolk Va. With
her are Miss May D. Smith and George
Smith.
Thursday evening the topic at the
family gathering of the Congregational
Church, will be “The Sacred l'resent.’
The meeting will he in charge of Rev.
John N. Freeman.
~Luthsr Wright has not them to sell
Alleluia» .
Pumbcrs were at wouk on the roof
of I c. east- bound station. in South Not
Willi yesterday. endeaioring to remove
the ‘ite and snow and stop the. water
frdip leaking through}:
Ihe Endeavor Cinie of the Kingr
Daughters of the 30th Norwalk Con-
aregatlonal Church will meet 'I‘hIIIII-
day afternoon a the home of Moi.
llo ard Tilly. :18 Bay view avenue.
if e installation of ogcei‘s of P C.
LOItnsintl'y e. New ogland OrdeI
of Protcc -tioWili be. held IonIght. An
oyster supper is to be served at the
conclusion of the work.
A stated comocatlon of Washing
ton Chapter No All .3. A. M" will he
heltl on Wednesday evening IsnuanI
13 at 7: 30 Tho prompt and full at-
chiduucc of 01110ch and. ilieinbers is re
quested as business of importance
must be trnnsacted at this meeting.
’rhchtgllowipx Were. welcomed into
fellowship on confession of faith Into
the Norpislk, Con r fptlonai Church
Sunday: Miss Jula udd Smith, Miss
Marion Hart. Weeks. Miss Ruth tinsel
Paddock and Miss Laura M Raymond
and by tertifjlcdtc Mrs .H. S. Keyser.
from the Presbyterian Church of M11
ton. Florida. .;
A comlnl hivl lion is given to all the
young people of he Norwailt Congrega-
tional Church, to attend the tirat meet-
ing of the Initial £3th at the person
ago th s rich us. Membership to the
(‘Iub is. of (curse. limited to those who
are members of the Young People‘s So-
ciety. but young people who are inter-
ested in travel will be welcome to this
first meeting.
«Luther M Wright has got them to i
sellLSIeighs. -
Tim ”bpetiai attention of the ladies
of the! Norwaili Congregational Church
is called to the, monthly meeting of the
1.. B. A. on Wednesday. Papers are
to be. presented having for their sub-
jects various phases of life and work
in India, and Miss Curtis is to read a
poem In view of the remarkable
progress of Christianiti in india and
the increased interest in the religion of
Jesus on the part of the cultivated Hin-
dtis, the subject is timely.
At the annual meeting of the. Nor-
walk Congregational Church on Thurs-
day evening. reports will be presented
covering the e Iirc week of the church
for the past y r. The election of 0111
cars will follow. A hand—book of our
church. giving full reports of its var
ious activities each year would be stimo
ulating and helpful. In the absence of
such a hand- book. attendance upon the
an meeting will mesh a new idea
of how am is being done in many di-
actioxis by members of this congrega-
n t
l but to
meets at all kinds have advanced in
1an past week but we are still
99 S F very Rum
'l'hbtlia‘ are a‘Tew am out mun
$229.... . SW if L ' im cigar tangle“ sittertelulsgmy .
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Chilled Me Killed Chickcnl. Itcsib. ‘ 4'“ ”ST—- E 7 i i from Sciatica. and it halt e:
Prime Quill Roast Beef 14c. 18c lb. 4 . ' .i 4;, ' . owi.._¢‘«. bat its terrors for me. I cheerfully
Park a: 1: "coal: ad It tic all murals sane:-
z "are ones m t I-
Mel-wing Bausage. . 120 ”if llerisin'n Kama“ ,lllict only cure. Ifoyr'rllycnmstlsm. Pleqse :
Small ma Ham s . 14c 1b. Il’exiln‘a Naif Hams lac attic k enclosed force doses bot- _
lle lb. “we. v“. flea s: eh I d retod uts anon
Sugar Bacon (Regal brand).lb Turkeys ‘ 20c?” Mandolin ofwbom »
. ’ . ‘ ‘
30¢ lb Young hill. . its and III: 5°»! .629, g“ was W? 1% .
. 18c lb. 3 lbs. chopped seer. . 35° use Wm
..." ml}: Shouldarlhak. 10c .. ’ '
1001b. m“ “I“ ' "” . "° ....
use lb. Owned Oyster aliens. . h... p '
'W‘éfl' tni? " V 3'”
9'19Mflbed*‘ I; v.
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toms .who is employ
cl? . fleas In Ansonle
sy i i we:
ed in“:
spent Stifia
Mutant 0’ ll I has secured a no
sltlpn an intent," atjh‘e store of John 1“
H in Mil
ItWm 'olcom litralizil‘ Wigs. Sons of lit
(1 cor-Wile. 1 meet this evening, at the
lodge mats. In Main street.
WIIIIaIaIm‘sloeiIer the welhknom
plumber is aerionely‘ill of pneumonia
at his re’side‘ttde‘iii West ttmt. '
. MissuBl'ayi. oi New York, is the guest
of Electrical Superintendent and Mrs
A. E. Winchester. of Gerard Place.
John Maaaen‘hta‘uager oftthe South
Norwalk branch of the New York (iro-
c-er Company, had his feet 'frqstod last
seek. ‘
The Hat h‘inishers' Association will
hold its monthly meeting tonight in
(‘cntral Lilian Lyceum; south Main
street.
'ihe annual meeting of the Norwalit
Baptist Uhulch will be held this oicn
Ina. Reports will be read and officers
eletteti.
James P. Hanlun. the well-known
motorman. has recovered stifllciently
to return to his car, Which he did yes-
terday. .
Frank P. Hayes. who has been suf-
fering from hemorrhage for the past
few days is now thought to be gcttinr
along nicely.
A stated communixation of Washing
ton Chahter. R. A M.. of Norwaik will
be held tomorrow evening. st- Masonit
’l‘cmpie Norwidkr
'I‘IIe Sewinl Circle of Buckingham
Post Woman“ s Relief Corps will hold a
meeting this afternoon followed to-
night by a supper at the Post rooms.
The hat finishers a'nd slsers of Cr-
ange. N. .I.. have appropriated two hIIn~
died dollars for the benefit of the
Amalgamated heather WorkeIwa'Union
of Bethel
lhe Railwayhiail Clerks will give it
reception and dance at Lenox Hall
New Haven. on Washington's birthday.
Monday evening. February 22. Stan
ford” s ore hestla villi furnish mush
It is evident that Miss N. E. Ryan
thinks that even stout people some-
times need whim clothing so she has
something of special interest to his
women in her advertisement today.
Congressman Theodore A. Bell. oi
California, and President Ii. J. Roy-
nolds. of wa.aik were among tin
guests present sundn . at the Institu-
tlon of a new Aerie 0 Eagles In New
Harem. . i
C. Pertlysi Baker for'znieib of Soot l
Norw.alk who has been III-ting as a
piano salesman In \onkcrs for itomt
time. has given up his position in that
Dlhi‘t‘. and taken one in a similaI caps»
city in New Haven. .
l’l‘tlf i). A Stanton‘s (taming ctasi
will hold its lilird reception of the
season at the Casino in Stamford itch
4. n will lie managed by set and young
Inch connected with the class acting
underthc’gcncrai supervision of Prof.
Stanton.‘
’l‘he train which basses throngfi
80th Nm walk at 5 o'clock In the at-
ternoon. for Boston. killed it man at
lairchmont. yesterday. The engineer
apparently was not aware that he had
struck anyone. or he did not stop ilit
train.
The suit of William E. Barber. of the
canal boat 'nright Star." against. irv-
ing Lockwood 1 Co. of South Nor-
walk. Is not down for a hearing this
month In the United States District
Court. The suit arises otlt of the sink
ing of the barge at the company's dock.
Charles Roberts. thirty years of age,
whose home is in New Haven and who
escaped from the hospital for the In-
sane at Middletown Saturday. was cap-
tured at the Union (19 I. Hartford.
yam-items) by Offliei ohn Sulliian.
Roberts has been an inmate of the in
stitution fot the pull. me years. He
nits taken to Miduieiown yesterday af-
ternoon. .
At a special session of the supreme
court in Ncwburg, N. Y" a few days
ago III rs. Mary F. Dyer was granted a
separation from her husband. John A.
Dyer. a conductor on the Highland d1.
vision of the New York New Heron
and Hunter railroad. |I\ ngi lien-
bori. Mrs yer was gran ed a many
of .6 a week.
1 Ant
F BESH FISH
Frog; Plan, the pounds.
Market Cod and Haddock, 9 lo
FM Fla”. ' F 7: 9
Mar Flatt; . ‘ to:
Mini ”anion Mackerel . ills
waste salmon. . _ioc
Native leis. 18
Week Fish! and Sea Trout to:
”at: is:
«to , - toe
White Halibut, 15:
Large smite. "6
Fresh Herring, 1c
Hill. I
dirt nucacss
Iohoub'o Invites
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isivOn mu because it IS deserved. People would not support the
Hill End Sale with ever increasing enthusiasm if it did not come
iuiiu up. to promise and expectation.
We, have bad Eleven before this Mill End Sale.
the TWeIfih’is best oi all. The store goes forward all the time. We
know how better now than we did six nears ago.
There are more Mill End lots. There are better Mill End lots
the whole store just quivers with the Mill End spirit. .
Women who know values. and what woman does not. are here
event dau. No one duo is loud enough to give the time needed for
a thorough seeina of the sale.
More Mill End quantifies come to the front todau.
béen kept back herelotore bu lack ol room. But thousands of ar-
ticles‘have been sold and now these get a chance.
, It will.an uou personaliu.and event person uou shop for.
[O comeioihe Mill End Sale now.
Ilia um um GOODS co. saincrroat.
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" ONE NIOHT ONLY.
ram" trauma. JAN. 15‘
Mr. Ernest onipman Presents
Mr. Frank Lea Short
‘ is a
Musical Lecture- Recital of Richard
Wagner's Oreat filersd Festival
Mu‘ic Drama
‘ PARS‘IFAL
Accompanied by M138 ELISE” ”Li
[.3 at the Film.
For one "Normans.
sale at seats opens Tuesday. 9 s. m
for patrons and subscribers—regular
tale Wednesday.
Prices—Orchestra and Ne rows in
balcony. $1.00: re'r‘nalttdsr of balcony.
15c; gallery. 60c.
Overture. 0:16.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
. Two Grand Entertainmentt.
SATURDAY. JAN. 16.
Alterneon. 2:30 p. m.' .. night, 8 p. m.
., Return of Paw. Robertson‘s
._ didison _
ProjectoscoIIe Co.
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NEW lLLUOTRATED SONGS.
HARRY WILLARD. the great Piccolo
and Danie Soloist.
HOWAIO O. ARBOR, the popular Her
monlst.
w. it. ONO”. O. w.
OTHERS.
THE MOST OUOCEOOFUL MOVING
PlOTU-FE COMPANY 1N AMIRICA.
Sec Circulars for List of Pictures and
“ ‘ .Otb‘sr Entertainments.
Matinee Prices 10c and 201:.
Night Prices—10c. 20c and 30s.
PLUM! AND
ms sassioesr ~ or we new
voax patvms assocta.
TION WRITIO:
New York City.10cl. lat. .. 1903.
Dr. Diek' s Medicine Co. BoNorwslk.
Conn.
Gentlemen: —
, l desire to add my testemonial to
yours dy long list and tasty that
I coast or your medicine invaluable. 1
have fora
best by-
s in this locality. Friends Vegeta-
Carrtsges, to p. m.:
long time past been a slit- j
ferer from Sciatic Rheumatldln.‘ and
have only been able to receive tempo '-
' ‘ ”fir,” from coins of the
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“LIIIININE
. is what you want for that
1 cold." is the way Drug-
gist Baxter puts it. And
from the quantity of Lin-
onine he is selling his
customers agree with
V" him. Mr. Baxter adds:
5 "Linoninchas merit, it
is true to every promise.
and I am glad of the op.
i portunity to help place
I such an article in the
homes."
At all Drug Stores—25.
so cta.. Si.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Jun.
Socdcr.
murder.
found in his pocket.
ug—
'eHILIPema soup Issue.
Department today accepted
representing
stab: ”retinas, of the Mars la
‘ 'V on Pct Cost Per Annals
MAY HAVE KILLED BROTHERIN-I 1;
12. —-l.eon ending December 31 100:. payable ea
c. brother Ia law of Joseph'snd after January It 1904.
Binisc the \oIIng Colman whose Iii‘.» '
lens body was found at. the base of s to accounts and draw Interest from
' cliff in this city has been atrcstcd up {January i 1000
on suspicion of having committed theI
When quarter was arrested i ary 10 will draw Interest from January
and searched at the city prison. two 1‘. 1000.
policies on the life of Blaine. s-Icrc
Blaine who was
a hotel keeper in Germany nith a wife
and three children. was induced by
Seeder to come to America and it is
the theory of the police that he plan.
ncd the crime that has been executed
in this city while he was visiting. ihci
German hamlet some months up.
WASHINGTON .Ian. ”“7““ w‘" liable to taxation in this city for the
Harvey Flake and Sons. of New York.
Flake & Robinson and]
the National City Bank of New York:
for the satire O7 ..000 000 bond issue of
the Philippinwvernment. on acclaim:
s a
Cor. Monroe 81. and Railroad Ave-
T. J. SULLIVAN.
PROPRIETOR.
Eumpsan Plan. Excellent Rooms.
Just completed and nawiy furnished
throughout.
Look at our rooms and compare with ‘.
any in town.
One minute from all trains.
Rates Moderate.
Found at Last.
After years of medltsi research and .
experiments Gray 1: Honey of White
Pine Ia found by the Medical Profes
sinn to he the finest remedy on the
‘market for Coughs. Colds and all
itronchfhi affections. I
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ZEITFUSF' PHARMACY,
. _ 8 North Main St. ‘
gsourit Mo’awALK. court:
mama mm and
F Will SEMI-Mill“ iiii'iiiflii
at the. rate of
has been declared for the six months
interest not drawn will be credited
Money deposited on or before Janu
oaoaoa’ r. ceases.
Treasurer.
ICU'Y ASSZSBMEIVT LISTS
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The City Assessment Lists for 1903
have been lodged with me by the City
Manners. and the same will remain
open to the inspection of! am person
ineriod of twenty days from the date
hereof, at my office‘
' South Norwaik. Jan. 4, 1904.
1 JOSEPH it. .TAYUIR.
iinn 7 3t City Clerk.
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lConsotidatsd's President Finds He
Must Give up Dinner Invitations.
There has been talk of asking Presi.
dent Charles 3. Mellon. of the New
«York. New Haven and Hartford rail
lmd to he I'-- ..umt or the Deanery
Business Men's: association at their
:banquci to be acid In a short tine.
In this connection the letter of do
‘clination at r similar lnyltation that
Mr. lie/lien has lost sent to the New
Redford. Mass, Board of Trade, Is In-
teresting. Mr. Nelle: six-etc: ‘
"Referring to your favor of the 4th.
Inviting Inc to attend your annual ”:ni
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ven't the'my fl
Initiate-m: so
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at
firstoftse mi. but “mills the ,
.im firitliifla hive
human ‘
tethexasmsadl
seam iron MAY MANTON'S PATTERNS.
An unison Purchase [;
'AND A.SALE.
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Better umbrellas than you ever bought .I such prices.
Only felt: 1015 this time but fbcy're all mucb under priced. ' ..
26 inch Twilled Serge Umbrellas. natural twisted han-
dles. also Cbr'ldnea's School Umbrellas 47:50:
Women 's 26 inch Gloria Umbrellas. paragon Iramc,
fancy handles, 5! .00 quality. SALE PRICE 75C 1
Big assortment of Women 's 26 inch Englisb Gloria
SIM Umbrellas. paragon frame, natural or fancy harl- -. ‘
dies. AT $1.00 ‘
Men's 26 or 28 inch English Gloria Silk Umbrellas 1-3
paragon frame. root or silver mounted handles. ‘
FOR 71115 SALE AT 3150
83-85 Washington "Street,
South Nor-walls, Conn.
‘ s. s. Tlllotaon. .
15 showing a fine line of FANCY CHINA from the import-
inq house 0/ Vanflne 8 Co. :;
CLEARANCE SALE OF MILLINERY still going on.
86 Washington Street :0th Norwalk. Conn.
Come and Save lioneu for tire lioiidaus.
All Silk Plush Cape, satin lined. for trimming, 30 in. long. a big bar-
gain. $5.75. I
All Silk Lined Baby's Caps. heavy for winter. nicely embroidered, 260 up.
CHILDRE N's FURO.
Collar and Muff. Iamb's wool. 75s a set.
Collar and Muff In grin with pocketbook lot $100 a set,
lluy them while they last for the pill-,e at the ‘
The Fair Cloak and Fur Store.
08 WASHINGTON BTREET. :OUTH NORWALK.
Olsen’s Shoe Stare
oua semi/Ii.
NOIWaik Health Shae
is the shoe of today for fit near and stv.le all leather and hand sewed. 3
Men‘s Slillbt‘lh. Ladies fell fsust‘, ~ ‘
black kid. 49c| Fur trimmed. 69°
Everett cut. Shela. w . Turn snic. Spec. 1 ‘ . ‘ \
[ladies' Art-tics, V‘ “ Misses‘ Arctit's, . " ,.
One buckle, 98c Two buckle. $| - 25.
P‘leeced lined. high cut. very warm. I ‘ ’“
Old Ladies Fill Lined. ll‘llht‘l Posed Bale Sesed by Ilaud. 0100 and 01.”.
special good quality. .
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2 BIG SPECIALS .3
‘ FOR BIG WOMEN.
(tray Flanneicttc Wrappers, made extra full skirts and very wide“
sleetcs,sizes it’io 52 bust measure. an exmllcnt $1.5oi’housc dress for
31. iii.
Good l-icary Outing Flannel Night Robes extra sizes 1. 18 and I91:
nothing on the market to equal them at St. 00. special price while they
last 75c. ~ »
IV. E. RYAIV.
86 Washington Street. ; ‘.
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THAN CONT PAIGE. OUR MISFOR TUNE YOUR GAIN. DOME FAN
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