.. ,.
urfi'flé‘n‘fl‘fflgi"
"II-two Aim no for Tomorrow.
Matti. SIIIIIIICIIIIqs
l'IIIIIIIIIIIusly tII liar Bonds
Told Mr. Hook They Were Worth Over
05,,000 Int Would Net Produce
Thorn Whon Wanted.
illlitide,10;'ia.m.;10:58p.m.
Surihltzl'za. m.; Ietti. 4:.69p In.
walk said the other day:
. times are a little dull.
‘mtmt.
. meat for a business man than judicious,
,‘ of looking for your ad. In The Sentinel
have made arrangements Willi “19 --‘“‘ . from our modern cities of today. Tlll
eon Praia-tescope (‘ompnny of Newtnm sprmm, M ”m. scrim. lirput‘llv
York city, for a return engagement. m0 weeks M” was vcrv Murphy“,
presenting ll” “1" very liilI‘Si M‘Wl“ 'lll htlpi‘ul. IlII- litt'lilltl :‘II. itiI .:I'l‘li‘.\
."Plctures. illustrated Songs. Cilml’d I~Il l:'.-l Sunday 1111!.lil was stIl‘
Sketches and other entertainment. :It l-mm. stirring and “rpm-”L In". W,
1‘ Hoyt's Theatre, South Norwulk,
-, will be presented, and from present In-
‘dications. and the III-insult illi' the it
. served seat tickets. it is suggtsted that
Ill those desirous oi" attending.
' vflnclpal role supported by a large
fir:- in collaboration with Dr Baldwin
Mrs. Mary ll). Wright Smith Is
brought Into notority again by I. case
tried yesterday afternoon before Judge
, (‘urtis iii the court of Common Pleas.
lltit Mrs. Smith. herself, was not at
all In prominente. In fact her absence
was regretted by some of the parties
to the action who would have been
pleased to have her appear in thtI Ina-
term. it looks as If Mrs. Smith‘s ali-
stIIII-e might cost Mrs. Elizabeth C.
(‘hniuplon of MaIIiIslreet, this city.
somewhere in the uelghborhtmd of $1..
tIIIli.
'lllII i'litit‘ wtls iliill III the Hlule oi
t‘oIIIIIIrtiIIuI against Mary it]. Wright
Smith. it was an action on the pro-
liillt' bond of Mrs. Smith as adminis-
trati'lx of the estate of her grand-
mother, Mrs. Esther Sanford of Ens
ton, and Mrs. (‘Iiamplon was surety for
$1.000. After the escapades in which
Mrs. Smith iigured some. time ago dur-
ing which she went to jail for con-
tempt In refusing to disclose to the
court. where bonds belonging to the
Sanford estate were. she, made herself
scarce hereabouts. She was removed
as administratrix and Judge 0. H.
Peck was appointed by the Probate
court. because of her failure to make
llt‘ proper accounting to the court.
JI'Iilizt‘ l’I‘I'k did not have much hit-l-
trying to gut possession of the estate.
and the action on the probate bond
was ius‘ itut It. tab“ 11 II.
It It‘f‘tl in court yesterday contained an
item of 83, bits personal notes due lllt
estate front Marv II). Wright Smith.
and farming tools valued at 3100. Then
everyday. Make it brisk anti breezy there was some household ftitn'.ltiue
do not deal too mth with glittering. It. . '
generalities. btit (onIiiII-e people that . ni::'“,’:"lw(’('|r() N‘”
you! goods are the goods— tlu-yw want. I ' ' ' ‘
”’m I
FASHIONS.
‘IVININI IINTINIL TILIPHONI
CALLI.
0050 ~Iue|noee ”Oldoo
' m ~IdltorIIl Mont.
44- ‘ ulranoh Office, Norwlllt.
Mil-Editor's Residence.
A business man here in South Nor-
‘My business
is too dull I'it this time of year to make
it worth while to advertise. I cannot
[fliil‘d It." I
it seems as if this was very poor pol I
icy on the gentleman's purl. II’ he is
satisfied to allow his business to remain
small and unsatisfactory then be may
Mrllu from advertising but those whot
do a great deal of advertising are. lit‘
the habit of advertising more when
Merchants do
not. advertise because they have. got
business but because they want to get,
it. Business men should give morei
time and care to the study of advertis-i
ing. A carefully written advertise- I
most may bring twice the results of a.
carelessly worded. unIunvInuIng argu-
Havc a purpose in cat l1 ati. and
09 that the words you ptit into it arel
the point. There is no better invest
Idvertising. (let people III the habit
the Waterbury wo
who was Mrs. Smith's
mired in tho .Iarlv part of her legal
liottbles, testified that Mrs. Smith had
told her that she had some bond.“
. . which belonged to her grandmother's
Braidings are used cxtravagautly. , “Hum
i llth "01 WNW“ ,"HHIY ”HOW" Judge Peck, :Idtu‘nlstrntor said in
001000 mf’ "I‘W wash “I““CSI . ‘Iuti llllllli' demand tipoti Mrs. Smith.
ll ll! Will that ”I“ "“"d basque “'“l‘ \“llt'll lll' asked her for the notes title.
be a feature of the Stirilig'fl “WWW- sut- mid: “You can have them If you
Th0 hPiWy “01W" i311“"”’“‘ l“ many can set them." She finally admitted
fancy Weill/08 1er exceedingly fashioii- Io him that there were some bonds
able for Wflflh I‘M" “IN“- .‘vir. Pork said he asked their value anti
The white peIIIIIoat is t‘lll‘f'fllll)' HUI" .-he said she didn't know. She admit
ed, btit It is very elaborate below the ted they “.9”, worth more than $5.00“
knees With thml'lt‘ry‘ 3““ ”me“- iiut she told him there was no use of
A collar made 0' “‘“I‘I'mi‘ “mm“ his bothering or inventorying them be-
pill: together “'1‘“ 1”” “mm“ ”m "" lillM' he would never get them. Thai
ll very bimlllll’lll thing. “WV“ “mm“ was about all the comfort the new ad
be Bel/9““ 3‘1”? 0' the “'lm'h“ IIinistIutor got. it was developed that
M‘e 3‘0" "”0"! i“ 'II‘K‘“ “1““ 3"“ iiI- III-bl oi personal notes of Mrs.
hope will be a handsome iIiI't'U III "‘1" tiith m- t--. stiltl under oIdI-i of the
broldery? It is no WWII (It IIIIW ‘0 “F oltl'l 'rhI- tlt‘bl John O Neill bought
the design on a sepaiute piece of IiIIt- .. woo
terlal lf 3'0“ “1"“ ““Vl'w “l m“ ““rk "' Newton (‘llllt‘t‘h g. llewitt Of New
1 notice that the sIIItt‘Itt-st wnliIIiII’ iiIIvIIu Wlt‘l‘i‘ entered as counsel for
shoes. as It .5 51-“ I'IIIII‘IIII'I‘I’ L I “i” “re. Smith but. withdrew early In the
toned. and ”Nil ”“1“" ”l ”I" ““1" ”"w' week so she was not represented. At,-
est styles show small buttons pint-ed mm“. “0th fl Delt‘oresl. appeared
very near together and covered with for Mrs. Champion, but as he couldn't
lI dull kid like llll‘ uppers. ‘iud M ,.. .3. ilh , ., ,
Rlpe olive and eatery salad il‘tlill IslllltIa‘stzl.‘ m hum“! u” “Ohm“ U
"Beam and health} ”I,“ “I'f‘ “It,“ The court did not lniiumiiately mum
California "Hm“ “I" 'l“’“‘_ "f“"lh “' ittugmcnt against Mrs. Champion as
than the long-used haid glt't‘ll 0““3- llli‘ I-ouusI-t thou 'll ti ,. . 11 III
> _ . . liltiil‘ 1.1 it) ttilit [at II
They are "” I‘m?“ lumlll." m 0 . twitter on the matter and make soui
at 8000 gl‘oI-eiics. I se l‘ll‘llt'll dressII arrangements
ing of oil and tt‘illflll juice or vinegar. ' m;___
Storieitbe olives and shred llll‘ celery. FIRST MFTHODIST CHURCH.
”F" ’” '.loiiIIh's Visit to Ninevah" will be
”no ItIplI' of Rev. \\'. W. T. Duncan's
.IIrmon tomorrow evening. A realistit
IIlIIscrlption of this ancient city will bt
sleep. and from it some lessons drawi
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
(*3...
MOVING l’iti’l‘. RES A'i‘ llm’T‘S
The management of lloyt's Theatre
this “till tI-Iuorrou .., ning will be the thirt
afternoon and evening. A” lllt‘ “‘0' n the series. aIIII all who can be pres
Ill-eat MOVIDE Picture subjects, “"1”“ iii to bear it uiuv anticipate without
anything ever seen in South N()r\\‘:llk. .- “I Iiisupl‘niliilni‘lll. of listening III
«It‘rmon filled with suggestive
tlILll'S of the fundamental print-inlet
u.i ll‘llt‘ philosophy of daily life anti
Isniratiou t‘or effort to attain to thII
tigitcst and noblest goal. The mush
:t the evening service will be. anthem.
't’iod Shall Wipe Away All Tearsf
oio “Abide With MII;‘ anthem. '..'\1
=leavI-nly llomI.‘ Special lni-itntioi.
x' extended to the young people of tilt
. ily.
should
.Iecure their seats in advance.‘
HIS LAST DOLLAR.
"His Last Dollar" will be given at
Hoyt‘s Theatre Januaiy‘ .3rd. matinee.
and night with David Higgins in the;
lat! ofllcient company. Dzivld Higgins
in well known as it writer and produc-
.er of meritorious plays. He presents
careful and painstaking performances.
His chief title to consideration tests
.11! the truthfulness with whit h be han-
ellils subjects. This new play, wilt-
EPWORTH LEAGUE BANNER
MEETING.
Every member of the Epworth
Lennie of the First Methodist Episéo-
.Ial Church, should feel pleased and
encouraged over our last Sunday even
an meeting. as it was the banner meet-
ing of the year. Mrs. Alonzo Smith
he leader. conducted the meeting with
{rent earnestness and edlllcation, and
runny of the members present, respond-
ed with testimony and Scriptural selec~
Ion. This Sunday evening's meeting
I'lll be led by Rev. W. W. ’1‘. Duncan.
nd the topic, which is of great im-
)ortance to all: “My Place in the War
Against Intemperance." will be fully
considered. Let every member be
Irescnt. and take a part. ‘
EPWORTl-I LEAGUE L‘ TERARY.
\The entertainment Mo day evening
W the Epworth League of the First
dethodist Episcopal Church, is one of
. opeclalty of dinners and ban- I series of free popular entertainments
‘o be given by this society throughout
lefvlce ”“1 ““3"” unexcelled. he winter. Herbert D Fry, who will
3,, he the entertainer on this occasion
' ~ will no doubt. furnish a very delight
’tii evening. Miss Minerva H. Nash
will by request. read In "Original
Revolutionary- Paper Story." 'l‘iut
Itory will. no doubt be highly enter:
Iainlng, as Miss Nash has read out
l. number of her papers before the Fri-
day Afternoon Club, all of which were
highly appreciated.
JEWECHRISTIAN lNOUIRY CLUB.
The subject for discussion last Stin-
day was The Christian idea of Pray-
‘ or. John B. Lawrence gave an able
and Interesting exposition of the sub-
iect. answering the criticisms of mem-
bers of the club both during Ind after
his address. The oingnnient for next
Sunday 15 The Salvation Anny. with in-
troductory remarks by lfr. George 8.
North. All men are cordially Invited
to these meetings which are held every
Sunday noon in In" South Norwnlk
Congregational Church. closing prompt-
ly It,l o‘clock.
lie, marks an advance over Mr.
flins‘ former dramas. It has been
Inthnslastically IeI-clved wherever pre- i
seabed and recognlged as possessing
eelded merit >_ ,.
. ___ ~_A—.—— .. ——
REFER COMPANY SHUTS DOWN.
.BERLIN. N. 11., Jan. 16.—-The Inter-
. I1 Paper Company has been
to shut down its mills here on
.of low water. although one or
deportments are running in a
it fly. About 250 hands Ire idle.
[V'THotelfiCli-fior ”
Proprietor.
PROPRIETOR HOTEL MA-
Tolopbono. 100.
BONDS
toI divas'russ'rs
pending in '
fl. ”a saf$.'4|s Savings
W0
909ml “"1 Every man has a right to his own
;
and the
' World smokes with
Smoke a substitute
you.
and you smoke alone.
Largest Seller in the World.
The fland is the Smoker '3 Protection.
5 Cents.
Ethuhrly oIoh daydbsy
u u Ryoo.
marl“ ”Etch
out they will an delight in
I the harmed hand
health which Ioliow tIdIily
use.
MEN IN 113 PRO
WONS? A cleanutlvo
WWIIII 1° .
on In my
l thcv‘BrIln ymi sub- l
I
LAIORATORV OP
IVvasTER P. wuctLER
minoldI Ind thslrootnpoundl.
l
than nomad em 1
l
canal food. not our: curator ron cosmonaut.
. nu. iThsIe com adr-
. )dhogcm Ind upbatlc Tn le, Evans-II F001) 00.
element—m the natunl south Xorimlk. Conn.
nourishment for the Brain
“,6 NW “we“ [10‘ Gunman-.1 have made the required analysis of OAK
RUSK. and and It to be rmluud from Onto. by thermal con-
centratlon which makes it a rich. perfectly cooked. and
deliciously ilIIvoroIi Food.
OAT RUSK 0011!.th In the correct proportions those food
elements, which nature llIL'i designed. to build and maintain
vigoroua constitutions, and rugged health. in Children and
Adults.
Bamcinlly I
Food that will
l an .I..:..: am
i to-
‘ duraoumoiood will help on
like theth. lllaoo ect-
growing Children, where the necessity for a
perly nourish dud wouln the phyllcll and
“on W‘Tldm‘flll r: mental growth I the Young. is always great, Parents whi 1‘...Ii
den and develop ilalbilityo! (It Rusk to be both a superior and an lodlsponublo Food. .
muscle Indiana with mar- llapootiully yours,
and W Q7 / J 1&1 fiz/i'n I
"’l
(/5! Owing/[71
it?“ AMI 'i‘. . std»...
Seymour’sStore
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
ONE OF THE MANY REASONS
why the peop’e Durr‘we our Delicious Teas and Coffee lies in the fact
that it is money/10:11 f‘lUI’Sh’J. B-iriqs duly son's/a flea and enjoyment
of Itc use. They attract attention where elm they go.
. ROSY BUTTER. FRESH EGGS. DOUBLE CREAM CHEESE.
ASPARAGUS TIPS. HEAD RICE. EVAPORAT': D PLUMS, APRI—
COTS. APPLES, PRUNELLES AND PEACHES.
Have you seen our new up-to-date Toilet Depa (meat of interest to
every lady. ‘.
Gharles E. Seymour. leading Grocer. 33 West Washington Street.
I .
.1 .J. ...._ ._
8c .
Can
Do you like nice CANNED TOMATOES? If you do we have them—PRIDE OF SOMER-
SET BRAND packet—fresh from fields for finest family trade; put up to sell at 12 cts. per can.
We are going to dispose of 50 cases on Saturday. Jan. 16th. at the ext cmely low price quoted.
I CTS. CAn—REAL CHOICE MARYLAND TOMATOES. (H AND PACKED)-—8 CTS. CAN.
No limited quantity. Buy to suit yourself.
71/ CTS. LB. -—-ARMOUR‘S LEAN CALIFORNIA HAMS (FOR SATURDAY) 7V. CTS. LB.
You know the Quality to expect—Note the price.
as CTS. PER LB.—VERY BEST ELGIN CREAMERY 'BUTTER—PER LB.. 25 CTS.
Nice new sweet Butter at the price quoted is a treat at this season of the year. Every lb. guaranteed.
CERO FRUITO (one of the leading breakfast foods) regular price 15 cts.—8 CTS. PER PKG.
ROCKWOOD PREMIUM CHOCOLATE—PER CAKE :5 CTS.
It you like nice rich Chocolate. just take advantage of this sale and try it.
Make your wages tell} You can't afford to pay the other fellow‘s bad debts. PAY CASH at
our store for your enables—begin now, and let us fill your wants.
THE NEW YORK GROCERY CO.
118 WASHINGTON OTREET. Telephone Olil. 35 AND," IAIN STREET,
l opinion if he keeps it to himself.
SOUTH NORWALK. 1.0-0. NORWALK-
V . V «II
SATURDAY. JAN.,‘10 190+.
‘\
3hr: Isms
Samara Clearance Sam
LADIES’ TAILORED SUITS AND
WINTER COATS.
.
iii b'uils suited for ltlnrly Spring
wear. were up to 010.00, a Quick
Stilt" l‘l‘II'II, $395.
I!» Suits. splendid mutt-rial“.
:IIIIIII- lillttlt' with silk lItItIIIl‘IIIIII'ls .
the lowest pt'iIII- was tidbit, tho
tIIliI-i's Wt'l't' tip to $20.50 It QIIH'l\
Stile l'l'it-I'. 37.9.3.
lsIdiI-I.‘ aIIIl MissI-s‘ (fonts, the
plums of the season, regular prices
$15.00 and will." more of the bet-
ter grades. if you have already
a new cost it will pay you to buy
for another season. The Quick
Sah- Price, $8.05.
ltuIii Coats iii 2
coats in all.
lols—-ab0ut 15
Rain Coats formerly $12.50,
Quick Sale I’m-c.8190. .
Rain (‘oats formerly $10.00,
Quick Sale Price. $5.00.
WOOL DRESS GOODS, WASH
DRESS GOODS.
itlack Mniiairs, iigured and Bro
Iaded eiftIIts neat. lIrI-ss styles Ill
lll( ht s IIiIiII r-Itgulai pt'ites 7J'u and
0100 35K
to itIIIli nil wool tine 1‘wllls, col-
ors only brown and bottle greens,
regular prim- The,
1,000 yards of :I11 wool Sailings,
in lengths from 21., to .31.... yds., vulI
bus on to 11.30 [it r yard. :1” at oiie
lli'll't', 50v.
2500 \‘Il.—. of Anioskeag Apron
l‘hI-I'ks all the standard tit'slgiIS.
worth today tic, She.
‘Jfit'.
SMALL WARES.
LADIES' NECKWEAR, ETC.
Ladies‘ fancy Stock Collars,
regular price 2:30 and 255e, at 150.
“Twin Anchor" Hose Suppoilcrs,
ibr 2:" quality, all colors, at 15c.
lie 1mm: Hook: and Eyes, regu-
lar price “III, at I'Ic.
Safely l’ins, all nickel, one 601's
1'“ on card, 2c II dozen.
llaiubut'g Embroidery. 1 lot, val-
uI- at be, To, tic. [.th sale, 3596.
Hamburg Ei’ubroidery, value 10,
121-,- iinII lbII, this sale 3c. '
liIIminway's 100 Id. Silk. best
llliilll’, at Tt'.
lil‘tllili, t‘lnI‘k, Goals, 200 yd.
spool t‘ottoti, the best oti earth tic
spool.
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
Heavy Glass Tumblers. Cut
tilass pattern, regular price he, at
3c.
iI‘IbIIr Sink Bmonr regular price
Tic. sale price 30.
Steel Knives and Forks, half
dozen, regular price 60c, sale price
:Iitc.
No. 8 Copper Bottom Wash Boli-
IIr. regular price $1.25, sale title.
4 quart covered Pails, regular
price 14c, sale price Be.
Double Side Quick Wash Board.
regular price. "' no sale 190.
12 quart galvanized Water Pails.
regular price 25c, sale 15c.
Hand Lamp. complete 15c
Class Celery Holders. regular
price 10c, sale tic.
No. 6 Broom, regular price 25c.
sale price 19c.
MILLINERY.
EIIIIrI- lllll' of 'l‘rituIIit-d lists,
that have III-on selling at $12.00
and $1000. marked ill one price.
$5.00.
. We have always made a special
louder of our 80.00 'l'I’IIIIuIIId llIIls.
Some prIIttI models lt-t't, l'lt‘ltl"
IIIII-t- price $2.50
A large assorlttII-ui oi‘ 'I‘t‘iiIIIiIed
lists. that we have been selling
at $21.00. 'l‘heI are reduced In the
ridiculous t‘lI-urItIII-I- Ill'll't' iIsII
LADIES' WINTER WAISTS.
la’itllt‘a' Winter Waists in lI‘l au-
nel (lrztnitIIIloths and heavy Muti-
ras. all desirable colors. Including
lillitk and Italy regular value
81.2 3, Quick Sale price. 67I.
UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY.
llIIIII'y lI‘lIIoI-Ini Vests
value. I'IIIII, sale price,
Ladies”
and Pants.
35c.
Misses iI‘IIIeI-I-d \‘IIsts :Ind1'uuts.
shaped garment, IIIIIII- 2.II-. sale
price, itiII.
'l‘iiI- “Esty” Hose for women is
the gI'I-tItI-st \‘aluII IIIIII' oil'IIt'I’II ill
I‘J‘zt. stile prim, be.
Mr its l“ll‘('LL‘il Lint-II Shirts and
liruwers. \‘iillli' but, at ilitr.
(‘bildrIIti's lll‘£l\,\ liliit'lv lloso,
2x2 ribbed. "’l'lt- ’l‘iitlrttttl." latitu-
2-H" sitlI- pl'lIItI. 17w.
lAtIIiI-s' Wool Hose tgrey only).
25v quality. ill lE.I-.
Ladies" Itibe-d \'II.~I~ :lllll l’uiits.
heav ,\' weight. \Illlli‘ L'lii‘, stile pl'iIIII.
L’lt‘.
t‘hilIlI'I-Ii's r‘II-I-I-I-d \‘I-sts and
Pants. all sizes t xI-IIpI 2s, :10 and 32
Puma. \illllt' 2.3 and Ililt'. t'iI-IIraIIIIe
Sillt'. lfit'.
Men's liIIiti'y All Wool Shirts
and Drawers. Inltiv $1.77- aiid $1.50.
stile price, 8H3.
Men's Double
and lIrIIweis
ular [Irlt‘l' sl IIII
Shirts
reg.
“l't‘ilhlt‘tl
l Illtlll .‘liilll‘. ”
Satin our.
DOM hleCS
4 4 Fruit of llIII Loom Bleached
iu;»lt'iI, value today. 1pc _\'Il., t‘lIIur
itlli't‘ price, 7c.
till yds. to it customer).
The Well-known A. (‘.. A. Ticking.
extra heavy for feathers, value to
do) 17c. Clearance Price. 12c.
42 inch full bleached Pillow
Cases. cotton. extra value totiity at
I'm , (‘lcarunI II Salt: 7‘90.
Extra Quality Sanitary Diaper
Cloth. is inches wide. vain-- today.
Site, Clearance Sale. He.
”4 all white Flannel Pied
Sheets. warnict than muslin. worth
$1.10. (‘learuIIIIII i’rice, 59c,
2.000 yds. of Remnants of white
goods. \‘ltllit‘ lI'It'. all We.
:30 dozen liuI-k Towels. red bor~
der_ with fringe. size is x ill, reg-
ular price 10c. sale price. lilac.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
Ladies' l-‘iue Swiss Embroider-
ed Handkerchiefs. that sold at 15c.
now 9c.
Ladies' All i’ure Linen LilWll
Hetnstitched Handkerchiefs. were
1212c. now 7c.
Men's Mercerized Handkerchiefs,
hrmstitched. value 15c. now 10c.
Men‘s All Linen Hemetitched
Handkerchiefs, value 12kt), sale.
It‘. '
Ladies' Luce Trimmed Handker-
chiefs. that sold at be. now 2550.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
SATU RDAY, JAN. 16,
Return of D. w. Robertlon'o
Edison
Projectoscope Co.
who will want all the
TURE
N EW ILLUSTRATED SONGS.
and Banjo Soloist.
monlIt.
OTHERS.
Other Entertainments.
Matinee Prices 10c and 20c.
Night Prion—10°. 20¢: and 3°C.
nov'r's THEATRE.
SATURDAY, JAN. 23.
Matinee and Night.
The Season”: Emphatic Hit.
David ,Iligtlins
His Last Dollar-
ingly Aetod, ElIboI-Itcly mood.
Higglno‘ PrIvIouo Success“.
at 75c.
Seats donate 8 days In advenco.
Two Grand Entertainment”, 1
Attornoon. 2:30 p. m.: night. 8 p. m..
HARRY WILLARD. the great PIccoIoI ,jan 16 1t
HOWARD D. ARGOR, the popular HIr- .,
W. R. GROSS, C. W. PLUMB AND
THE MOST SUCCESSFUL MOVING
PICTURE COMPANY IN AMERICA. I walk, In said District, deceased.
See Circulars for List of Pictures and‘
A Delightful Comedy-Drama, Chat-tn-
PRICES—Matlnn. 15c. 25c and 30¢:
Night. 25c. 35c 00:; I few Cello eo account: no drew Interoot from
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwalk, ss. Probate
.t“ourt. January 13, A. D., 1904.
Estate of Ward Hoyt. late of Nor-
,lwalk, in said District, deceased.
I Ordered. ’lhat the Administrator ex—
hibit his Administration account to
this Court for adjustment, at the Pro
. bate office in Norwalk. on the 213i day
‘of .',lanuaiy 1904, 2 o'clock afternoon:
. and that all persons interested in said
‘-}1 state may be notified thereof. the Ad-
ministrator will cause this order to be
l published in a newspaper having a cir-
-Iulation in said District at least five
LATEST AND BEST8 MOVING PIC- [days before said flat day of January.
1904.
I HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
District of Norwalk, 35. Probe
Court, January 13, A. D., 1904.
Estate of Mary 111. Coon, late of Nox
Ordered. 'I but the Administrator ex-
hibit his administration account to this
lCout't for adjustment, It the Probate
‘oliice In Norwalk, on the let day of
February. 1904, It 10 o’clock forenoon:
and that all persons interested in said
Estate may be nodded thereof, the Ad.
ministrator will cause this order to be
published in a newspaper having a cir-
culation in said District, at least ten
,days before said lat day of February.
- 1904.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
South Fervent SIVIIIS’DOII'S
till Stillillliiill lIlVllllElll
at the rate of
rear Per Cent For “In.
den 16 1t
Even M0“ P'°"l"0 “I.“ "At Plnoy hoI been declared for the II): months
Ride." and “Up Wm WM" W- ,Docendln’“ December 31,1903. payable 0n
rJ
and I Inuary 11,1004.
Interest not drawn will be credited
,Januaryl, 1004.
. Money deposited on or before Janu-
‘ ory 10 will draw Internet from January
1. tool.
GEORGE F. IMROI.
I. ew‘ Treasurer.
Norwalk Chronicler