A so. u and anon Gm Gowns 500 E. K. BANKS. Cl O ‘7 wu‘l' WAIHIMTON Il-I Mahaelteme Hotel Ilellt. heath Nerwalk. Cool. on IIIIII... Wearnlaaron‘scsus’r.‘ .. For Norwalk and vicinity: Rain or snow tonight and Friday. A long trough of low pressure extends from Texas northeastward to the 'Lake re- gion. it is producing cloudy weather with rain or snow In all sections east of’the Mississippi river. This vicinity will be In the storm area for the next twenty-four or thirty-six hours. Colonel i". A. Hill went to Hartford. last night, to attend a banquet. Alfred W. Taylor, of the corner of South Main and Cross stretI-I, Is in. W K. Maples went to New Yotk last night, to attend the automobile show. Washington Camp, Patriotic Order oi“ the Sons of America. will hold its‘ regular meeting tonight. ’ icimer Case has moved from South Main street to Rowsytou where he owns it house in Crockett avenue. ~Pure coffee; pure cream. Lane's L J. Reynolds the well-known NOI- walk trtickman. is able to be out again after a several weeks illness. The w c r. U. will held its regu lar weekly meeting Friday. at 2: 80 o'clock with Mrs. Joseph Richards. 31 Chestnut street. ’l‘almadge dc Lyon the oyster ship- pers. haVe laid oi! a number of their openers on account of scarcity of oys- ters. caused by the cold weather. The .lt‘riday Afternoon Club will be enter-wilted by Mrs. Charles S. St. John at Mt home 11 Elisabeth street, tomorrow afternoon at 3: 30 o '.ciock Miss Margaret Cavanagh. who has been forewomnn in the (‘roful at Knapp factory for some time has re- signed her position. Miss Flor-ems Dennis will succeed Miss Cavsnagh ii. A. Lewis. of East Norwaik met with a very painful accident, yester- day at the McKibhon Manufacturing Company. lie was struck In the eye. by a piece of metal which cut the lid quite badly. ’i‘he (‘ompany G skcthaii team of Denhury will com to Norwalk next Monday night and plIiy tho (‘utupuny It‘ basketball team. A good contest Is looked forward to, as both lives are playing good ball these days. A meeting of the. Young Men‘s Band of Christian Workers will be held to- morrow night at the First Methodist Episcopal Church. A matter of spe- cial importance I come up will be the) change In t e‘ time of holding the future meetings. ' The mortality statistics for the slate show- t-hat the death rate from con- sLImption has been diminishing while I e rate for pneumonia is steadily in- creasing. There were ib.l.l2 deaths ltt Connecticut last year, of which 1.364 were due to consumption, and 1.446 were caused by pneumonia. ’l‘he ilanbury freight from New York. which is due to arrive here about four o‘clock In the morning. was delayed to. day until eleven o'clock on account of a disabled engine. it was finally necu essary to send an engine from Dan- bury to bring up the ll'lllllr-Dllllblll'y News. —Pretty good dinners at Lane's At’ the pawn meeting in the First . Methodist Episcopal (.hurcb. tonight the topic will be, the second in the series on ”The Marks of a Christian." The special topic will be “Walking by Faith." The pastor will speak. At the close a'speolai meeting of the finance committee and the committee on new financial plan for the .phurch will be held. E. G. ’l‘rlnper, J. S. Paterson, C. w. Parks. E. J. Hudner, E. Schafer, R. P. Vidand New York; (3. H. Collins J. E. Dutton C. C. Freeman, C. H. Weeklns Heston: W. 1.. Stomebum. Mrs 8. C langhousc, Wm. langhouse, Rochester. N. Y.; H. W. Godfrey. W. .I, Cunningham, Hartford: w. V. Chase. Philadelphia; H. ..l. Gaylad Troy N Y.; -.’.W R. Tully Pall Bllver Mass: J. C; Griffin, Erie Pa; P. Miller. Georgetown. (it. were yesterday's ar- rivals at Hotel Clifford. ”Public Market (liters: Roast Porié‘... .lln‘ib. emu Fresh on Name. ..... .Io‘c lb. smut rs... pups, . 19c, lb. _ ...... 14c lb. .. ilclb. 12clb. Prime Rib amt .. Chalets Home Dressed Fowl, Merwlne Sausage, Frahklurtar ma... ........ 10c III. Ls‘rasse— . suntan, .. Round, Sirloin... ...... Porter Home...” lOclb. ,. ........t..l4olb. .Ith. soon. . all! a e u "q .. . um eaeIeaa III... ‘ "iii Yo jig spendinga 'w' a in Nut Norwi lk. OOuncllman l“. 8. Ambler. of Non walk was a visitor at the automobile show yeaterdnY- ——~l(eep well by taking an occasional done of Goff' s llerb Bitters. F. D. haw- ton a (‘0 A daughter, of Mrs. Klett, who has diphtheria Is gating llm‘ nicely at hf'l‘ home in North IIIIIII street. A regular meeting It Chapter Order of the sum will be held tomorrow night in Masonic Hall. Leslie Gamble of Riverside Mills. ‘ left last Friday morning for Canada. where he will remain for three weeks. Buckingham Post, 0, A. R., of Nor- waik. will hold a session tomorrow eVenlng at the post rooms in Wall street. letirand Raymond, of Norwalk, was a visitor at the automobile show in Madison Square Garden. New York. yesterday. -. Keep well by taking an occasional dose of (loff's Herb Bitters. F. D. Law» ton E. Co. An indication that spring is not so far away Is found In the fact that far mers are getting their hot-beds ready for early planting. The Norwam Aerie of Eagles has been Invited to attend the musical of the New Haven Aerie. to be held on February 18. James E. Hubbell, of Norwalk. was In New York City last evening. at- tending the automobile show in Madl- son Square Garden. The members of Buckingham Wu- Inan's Relief Corps are holding a see. stun this afternoon at the G. A. R. rooms. Wall street. Mrs. M. Barber, of Butler street Norwalk, is in attendance upon her son, EdwaId J. Mason, of New York. whi Is dangerously ill. Master James Walker, the South Norwalk vocalist. dppeared at an en tertainmont given by the Hebrew Lad- ios' Aid Society. In Stamford. Tuesday night. , Failures In Connecticut for the year I903 numbered 225 against 208 in 1902. Assets wor $620,509 as compar- ed with 3606, 801 n I906. with liabili. ties of 31,788,292. against Si. 289. 909 the previous year. ——A few doses of Golf's Cough Syrup will break up almost any form of cough or cold. F. D. Lawton a Co. invitations have been received In ithis city for the annual ball and re- ception to Governor Chamberlain to be given In ilattford Thursday night. February 11, by the Governor‘s Horse Guards. Joseph Troy. formerly of Norwalk but for many years a policeman III Newark, died in that city, Tuesday ills funeral will be held Thursday morning. and Norwaik relatives and friends will attend. Scarlet. term- has developed among several of the cadets on board the Eu- terprise. the. Uulted- Stktes schoolship at Boston. and Edward O‘Brien has re- turned to his home in Elizabeth street for an indefinite atay., Rcv. Alexander Hamilton of New town avenue has returned from a trip to New York, Yonkers and other points. While away he visited his father. Gea- cral Alexander Hamilton. of Tony- town. who is eighty-eightyears of agb. ——-A few doses of‘Goff's Cough Syrup will break up almost any form of cough or cold. I". D. Lawton k 00. Billy Forsyth, the veteran feather- weight. of Danbury. wants to return to the ring. anti his challenge to tho feath- erweigbts of New England has been accepted by Chester Goodwin. The hunt. If arranged, will take place. at the ’l‘ammnny club, Boston in a few weeks. ”...... ..V. ...- ...__~.. INOLI cuttfifiy [L8 ur IgIlia'é‘W Lgfi . a math Isa-e '5. ... 3;.” paw». " ':. Imus»; I PWQ: This Is the week to eat Spanish Mackerel. You can buy them for we a pound; . > Boston Blue, 7c lb. Haddock.’ 7c in. Market Cod. 8c. lb. Frost Fish. 5 lbs for 36¢ Salmon. whole fish. 10c lb. (linens and White Fish. 10c lb. German Carp. Blue Fish, Weak Fish. Sea Trout, Steak Cod. Halibut. smelt, Pickerel. all selling at reasonable Dupes. CAPT. DUDRDSS. Mind of Washington BUM m. ’0“ Salvation Army Palldlamb Prices" Still tow: 3 lbs. MMIM‘. : Shoulder Steak. Print Butter. Ground Balsa. Ground Oyster Sheila. All other prices low. Some illustrations in lure of ‘ the values that lie close to the Hill End Shopper’s band. Women‘s corset covers, Apple- ton make. mlli run of use and 50: value, Isl/fie. Children' a wool shirts. drawers and pants. worth 69c.. 39c. Women' a black cotton stock- ings. with white half-foot. worth I9t:.. Isl/ac. Men's socks. samples. plain or fancy. worth Igc.. ”Vac. Men' a wool shirts and drawers. ribbed natural color, worth SI. 65c. Men' s underwear. natural wool or camel's-hair. also heavy fleec— dplaln or ribbed (some shirts double-breasted); ‘ worth 69c.. Nottingham lace curtains wftch patent corded edge, worth 82.35 and $2. 50. SI. 50. Lithographed pillow-slips. tas- seled corners. worth 45s.. 25:. Tapestry pillow-tops. worth use and 35c.. Isl/.c. White wool blankets. generous size and good weight. worth :55. 75. Comfortables. full size. good colors and patterns. worth ‘160. ‘ 95C- “...—dd BOOKS. The biggest book-chance that ever came to the lover, of bright fiction Books of comparatively recent publication at a tempting price. The Vlr Inlan. by Owen Wister. David l mm by Edward N, West- totl. ”Richard Carrel. by Winston Church- l. .- a TllE HOWLAND DRY GODDS DD. BRIDGEPORT Band II Iidiel‘. Notice il-i hereby given that the Board of Relief of the Town of Non walk will meet at their ohlce. Opera House block, on Monday. February lat. I904, from 2 o'clock until 4 o‘clock. p M.: Saturday, Feb. 6th. from 2 until 4 o'clock. p. In.; Wednesday evening. l-‘eb. mm. from 7 until 9 o'clock: Sat. urday. Feb. 13th, from 2 until 4 o'clock. p. m.; Wednesday evening. Feb. l‘llb. from 7 until 9 o'clock; Saturday. Feb. ' 20th, from 2 until 4 o'clock. p. m., for the purpose of hearing and tletermln- : Ingany and all appeals made to them from the doing of the Assessors on list of 1903. They will also meet with the Asses- sors as a joint board. Saturday. Feb. 20th, at l p. m.. for the purpose of abatlng the polls of pick and disabled 9911008. JAMES SUTHERIJANI), GEORGE W. FITCH, DUDLEY E. HOYT. Board of Relief or Town of Norwalk. Norwalk. Coda. Jan 16. 1904. JED-I20 South Norwdlk , Board of. Relief. ‘ ———- Notice is hereby given that the Board of Relief of the city of Spain Not-walk will meet on Wednesday. use... llama, 13m January 20 m4. at 7: so oclock Io I .MII. wILtra‘wt MILLER or aouru Merwln'a Half llama. III: II III. Saturday. unusual) not from ‘n ”Ufmtl‘iwsl- WRIT": Native Vest. than actual: p pt: Wednesday lteb- ' Dick- W . . "m"- me me? 8 tron 7': 3b to 9 "r. m: M PM“ In hffludnir'dr'fi’h‘: Young sown. Ito and IIc' than to at 7: so I» I p. III.; Tuesday. “we.“ ll, m m' 250 hmnu‘atvsaotou.u.;tsm Heathers": Ioe adducRMlnRafllahd super. 1"th m I. said say for the ’1!qu and determining all appeals m the ' dean of the Mammoth om III the ill! of ma oat-cum Norwalk. January 1'. 1m. Imam" ‘ “new Tito Gentleman from Indiana, by Booth Tarkington. Cardigan. by Robert Chambers. Maid at Arms, by Robert Chambers. i Intrusions of Page! by Anthony; Hope. i Prisoners of Hope. by Mary Johnson. I lirl and l. by lrving Bathcller. Abner Daniel. by Will N. Iiarben. i The Puppet Crown. by ilarnld Mac Grath. The Last Word. by Alice Mnctlowi an. I The Aristocrats. by liert rude Ather-t ton. lttmson'a Folly. by Richard Ilnrdtng Davis. Lanai-re. by Mary H. (‘utherwood The House With that Green Shutter. i by George Dou The Lion' It help. by Amelia Barr. 1 Danny. by Alfred Olllvant. The Girl at Cobhurst. by Pranki Stockton. A Prime of Good Fellows, by Rob I ert Barr. Bedapreads. full size. hemmed! or fringed. hr. 35 Pillowcases. 45 by 36 inches. i 61/.c. . Bleached sheets. 23/ by 2 yarda.‘ 33C-i Brown abeets.a 2% by 2 yards. CE Fancy outing flannel. good pat i terns in pink and blue. 7: yd. Brown cotton. 40 inches wide. 1 worth Ioc yd.. ‘ tic.1 Cut glass ware. consisting of nappies. hon hops. cele trays.‘ 'YWP Jill" “I dishes. vaaes. ' fee. at 25 pet cent. less than oar usual low .price. , ict‘u res 2 qt. 15c. Enameled tea- kettles Nos. 7 and 8. 48¢. Enameled rinsing-pans. 10 qt.. 23c. Enameled covered buckets. 3 Iqt.. sac. Japanned sugar-boxes. 35 1b.. . , 29c. Galvanized wash-tubs. 48c. Washboards. 12c. Oval clothes baskets, 29c. ' racks. how a. fruit, : I t Central draft fount lamps with globes to match. $2.50 and $3.00 lamps, $1.69. $3.50 to $4.50 lamps. $2.45. $4.00 to 85.00 lamps, $2.95. $6.00 to $7.50 lamps. $3.95. Enameled tea and coffee pots. Double-burner oil-heaters. 95c. . 8-arm extension hat and coat 5:. Brooms. 25c style. 19c. Handifoid toilet paper. Inc style. 6:. PICTURES. The largest lot and the most attractive yet brought to at Mill End Sale. Fine pictures at a-fourth or a- ’third less than usual price. Pictures that were: , 25c. 15c. ,. 39c" Igc. . 45c and 50c. 29c. SI to $1. 50. 69c. $I.5o and $2. .95c.‘ ‘re'r‘h. HOYT'S THEATRE. SATURDAY. JAN. 23. Matinee and Night. The flea-en’s Emphatic Hit. David l'Hitlflins ills Last Dollar A Delightful Comparorama. Charm Ingly Aeud tlaborataly staged. Even More Pleasing than "At Piney Ridge” and “Up Vet-it htate." Mr. Higglne' Previous Successes. PRICES—Matinee. 15c. 26¢ and 86:: Ni ht. 25c. 85c, 60¢; a few seals l 50. Seats on sale Ii days In advance. comma. waxr WEEK—WEEK JANUARY 25. Murkle lla’IdeI Stock Co. Presenting Milo EMMA MYRKLE. MR. w. H. HARDER . and man out“ VAUDIVILLE. OPENING PLAY MONDAY EVENING E‘My Jim—Companion to Way Down I Tuesday eve—Caught in the Web. Wednesday eve alumnae Thursday eve—Secret nun Ln l-‘rida’y eva—blttls Alabama. Saturday eve —-illddan Crime. ' Matt noes: . Wednesday—Tide of Fortune. Saturday—~Quaker Wedding. Ladlaa' the. Tickets to :00 Monday night. [mum to Ina 23;” Night. to, 20.306. gull—Wm ailments. , ' ” I ‘ym mau- “or. more ln-' I . follow alarm , tween Southport and Westport. The m MADE serum. OBJECTIONS. the county commissioners yesterday heard the romonstrants against the granting of a liquor license to Michael liwyer. of l-‘airfleld far the saloon known as the “Round House. " on the Boston Poatroad. near the line he- remonstrsnts objected on the ground that the place is too near the trolley tracks. and nuisances and disorderly conduct are frequent in the neighbor- hood. and that the applicant to an im- proper person. A number of witnes. sea for both sides testified. Attorney John J. Cullinan represented the appli- cant. The remonstrants had no attor- ney. The commissioners reserved their decision. Roman Eye Balsam FOR WEAK 0R SORE EYES LORD NORTHCOTE SWORN IN. MELBOURNE. Victoria. Jan. 21.— l.ord Northcote. appointed governor- general of Australia In sucesssion to Lord Tennyson landed here at midday. He was met .by' the federal ministry and others and prooeeded to Parlia- ment House. where‘he was sworn to. WINDSOR LOCK. MAN DEAD. . WINDSOR LCD .J.an .l —~J. l-‘ Regan. super’lnten t of the J. R. Montgomery Company's cotton warp factory died suddfply of heart dis- ease at his home t night. He was fifty‘ nine years old . A PROIIN NT TRAINM . m’JIII‘t’IE’Ii“; %. flint? '“ “mi ‘ " ‘ be" We llflng lemma 0.. willhe know of his iahovery [thatched hlduydiaeaae.'fl e'aa‘ "fwaacfr- le ‘hy‘" doing Foley's Kidney cu; . entail l‘reooamt‘erd to all espec to tralnmen who am usually slmll hf- W." sold. at Plalsted's dl‘hg store, Boptli Norwalk. and A. O. Elim- Innn'a. Barton. . . ...- nor ENTITLED TO snake's eh? WONTOOMEEYEL, AIL. Jan. 2L—nA aion has haenlr wn by tile; Supreme Court trig“ of N 1mm aphasia ltffiir I. it: a ease in which ac‘whlteswbma shoe. for downed“: theeetttem of a ma .to whom a .» m. Her “Roll b§ Iairtloa mermaid not th Inna Sgpxa. mmpflarnhahad with him for Ifteih v . .. ,”. “HI AGENT FOR MAY mums-‘8 parrnitus. An Umbrella Purchase Alto A sue. Better umbrella; than you ever bought at such prim. Only Mb lot: this time but they're all mucb under priced. 26 lncb Twilled Serge Umbrellas. natural twisted lien. dles, also Children's School Umbrellas“ AT 50c Women 's 26 inch Gloria Umbrellas. pawn frame. fancy handles. 51.00 quality. SALE PRICE 756 Big assortment of Women's 26 inch English Gloria Sill: Umbrellas. paragon frame, natural or fancy lun- dles. . AT 31.00 Men's 26 or 2.3 inc/I English Gloria Silk Umbrellas paragon frame. roof or silver mounted handles. ' FOR IHIS SALE AT 51.50 83-85 Whehlngton Street, South ”Nor-Walla. Conn. a. s. Tllloteon. I: showing a fine line of FANCY CHINA from the import- lnq house a] Vanllne 8 Co. CLEARANCE SALE OF MILLINERY still going on. as Washington Otreet. heath Nimalk. Calm. ,. W Come III Save Moneu lot the liolldtuls. All Silk Plush Cape, satin lined, for trimming, 30 In. long. a big liar gain. 66.7 5. All Silk Lined Baby' 5 Cops. heavy for winter nicely embroidered 25c up. CHILDRE N'O FURB. Collar and Muff."lamb's wool, 75¢: a set. Collar and Muff III gray, with pocketbook for 8) 00 a set. Buy them while they last for the price. at the The Fair Cloak and Far Store, 6. WASHINGTONfiTREET. SOUTH NORWALK. 8 O M E - O N E WANTS THESE—DO YOU? 23c Sleeping Garments for Children. Children' It lindervests and Pants. sizes " to 8 excellent 25c garments,19e Women s We Golf Gloves all oolora Black Merccrized Petticoats, lined and unlined 190 regular prices 8L2!» and $1. 50, . . 95¢ Fiannclette Klmonas, regular price 3.1.00, 756 Black Wool Cardigan Jackets. $1.00 kind, 75¢ Latest Style Sweaters. were 32.98. now. $2.26 NEW DOLLARS. NEW’ BELTS. NEW LACESI ‘ Ask about them. Come In anyway. 86 Washington Street. South Norwalk. __ ThelindYonnaveAlways bandwhlch pen... "I m M «6980 years. “Torn. the attrition 01" and bias heenmadeunder his [Inf-y ‘ sonal supervision since in! gum. ‘ Allow. no one todeoolve y sin this. . Ill Counter-tilts, limitations and ‘Jns lint L; that trifle with and endanger the In th at ‘:' Inhale and Children—Experience against Experiment. ’ What is CASTORiA Wienbumleesenbefltntemrmtoromm ItlsPleaiint. I" “... WW. ‘ gtIarnntee. t " BMWM‘fl TeetmnnguhlemcnresW' filtasehnllatesthel'oodIWJIe I Ii t .i ”,3qu .... CASTORIA “we"
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