EAST AlllilllALll don't you lake advantage of these spool 21 lbs, Gran. Sugar (with other goodl). 01.00 3 lbs. Pure leaf Lard. 25c Fancy Elgin Creamery Butter, 25c III. 3 lbs. large Santa Clara Valley Prunes. 25I .1 Calls Tomatoesi solid packed). gull. 2pc s4 COTTACI AVENUE. EAST NORWA X. CONN. Rev. J W Davis was In Rownyton today Mrs. M. 0. Pierce. of Riverside ave nue. Is lll at her home. A meeting of the Junior League, of the East Avenue Methodist Church will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock. A number of new members will be taken in at that time. Captain Ariel Cameron had consid- erable tIoubie with bursting water pipes in his house during the cold weather. His parlor was lnundated and the piano somewhat damaged. : The Ice in the oyster grounds has so broken up that the Radel Company has been able to secure a fresh stock of the bivalves and the click of oyster knives was heard again this mprnlng H. A Oolbwuldead the meeting of the Junior Band tonight it is earnest- ly desired that ow member be pres eat. as important Easiness will be transacted The meeting will begin at 7. 30 sharp. The walks were so slippery this: morning and the roads covered with‘ such a glsdo of ice that several young: men skated to their- work in South Noxw.alk The rain soon softened the ice howevel, and made the roads quite slushy In spots. Several people had bad falls on slippery pavements anti to see overcoats sovered with sawdust was not at all unusual this morning. it Is hoped that there will be a large attendance Sunday at 3 p. In., wheni the Junior Band celebrates Its fourth! anniversary. A line programme has been arranged. William Taylor~ of South Norwalk, has been secured as soloist. The Rev. George Drew Egbert. of the Norwnlk Congregational church. will be present anti deliver the atl- dress. The oyster steamer Medea was put temporarily otlt of commission, yester tiny afternoon. while dredging for oys- teIs One of the dredge chains got caught over a floating take of Ice and . as the steamer swung around the Iron- chain wound atound the plopellcr shaft 8 number of times and rentierctl the steamer powerless The Bond- C no rim and Osttea were signalled, and towed the steamer Into the herbal This morning ‘altc was put on the mud flat near Malnlo’s but the men were. unable to repair the damage as the. mud was so deep She will be beached . somewhere else today, and the damage . repaired. _. A FRIOHTENED HORSE. Running like mad down the street! dumping the occupants, Or a hundredi other accidents are every day occur renres. It behooves everybody to have a reliable Salve handy and there’ a none as good as Bucklen's Arnical SalIe. Burns. Cuts. Sores Eczema and Piles. disappear quickly under Its soothing effect. 25c, at Frank H. [tax I ter‘s Drug Store. ' " ROWAYTON. Miss Nellie Ogden is visiting relaw lives in Brooklyn. (‘hester Rowland has a poaltlon In! the Brooklyn Navy- yard. Mrs Case. mother of Mrs. Antlrea‘ii Ia grippe and tried msnv remedies and I Millspaugb. is very ill at her home inI Itowayton. » I James Griffin of Erie. Pennsylvania has been visiting his brother B. Arthur Griffin. of Roway ton aIenue. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Prince have returned to Rowayton from a three weeks' visit In Worcester Massachu setts. : The crew of the oyster steamer Kate C. Stevens has placed its fammls big double ripper in title condition. The tip is twenty- six feet long and last Itiltr wltl. as who will umn' I the ears against the coat llal rot: ommendailon of Dr. King's New Dill tovery for Consumption, will have a long and bitter fight with their tron bles, If not ended early by fatal termi- nation. Read what 1‘. R. Beali of Retail Miss" has tony: "Last fall my wife had every symptom of common lion. She took Dr. King's New Dir vovery after everything else had fall- ed. improvement came at once and tour bottles entirely cured her." Guar- anteed by Frank H. Baxter, ltrugglst. Price title and $1.00. Trial bottles ““38 DARIEN AND‘NOROTON. Mrs, Will Langdon visited friends in New Canaan 1th week. Miss 1.. 1.. Seely visited Mr. and Mrs. Selleck Seeiey, III New Canaan, Friday. Misses Alice and llattle Poolsy re- cently visited Miss Loretta Smith of Stamford. Chas. Dates of Darlen has been in Bridgeport the past two weeks on Jury duty. Sunday night Mrs. Hanford Smith suffered a stroke of paralysis. affecting her left side. Miss Clara Hurbutt. of Weatporl. spent several days the past week with Miss Margaret Selleck. Eddie McGInnIs and Howard Will- mott, of Dal-ten, were quite badly iniur cII this week while coasting. Mrs. A. C. Silllmnn spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Willson. Stamford. Michael Regan, who Is 75 years of age. was married. Sunday.” the Cath- olic Church, Norotoa. to his third wife. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Blrchard and Miss Ivy Birchard spent Monday in New York, with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bircharti. Twu members of the Eva Bartlett Macy Concert Company were. enter- tained by several young ladies of Da- rlen, at a coasting party. previous to the concert A fire III the collar of the residence of Carl WIIerz, Main street, early Tues- day morning. nearly resulted In a ser- ious confiagration, but was extinguish- ctl before the arrival of the tire com- puny. .IaInes Coombs and Gifford Water- bury had a dispute In the poat-oihce yesterday afternoon. and settled the difficulty on the sidewalk. Constable David Nelson Mather separated the men, aIId told them to go home. A member of the young people of this place gave a very successful Oltl Foik's Concert and entertainment III the Town Ilall, Darlen. last night. The object was to raise funds for the. par pose of constructing a gymnasium. liev. and Mrs. C. A, Willltoli, former- Iy of the Methodist. Church. Darien. are Inow pleasantly located in their new home |.ysantiel N. Y. Mr Willson was Ictcutlt presented with II ilnt- cut- tcl hotness and lo.llc by his stltloty. The large congregation In LyltIInIIt-I' indicate the pastor's popularity. The llctlelia (.‘Illb ltad n daIIcc at the Town Hall, llaI'leII, ’l‘ucsday oven- ing. Among those pres-cut werc Messrs. Palmer. Wallace. 'l‘Ullil-l. .I. l'ooII-y, \\'. Alexander. Frank Alexander. Will WIllmott, William Chalmers. Mrs. Chalmers, Miss llaitlc l'IIolcy. Miss Alli't‘ l'ntllt-y, Mrs. W. Miss Susie \Vlllnltlll‘ ll. Willinott. Jr.. Miss Itla i‘cter sou. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wsrrcll, Mr 1 and Mrs_ SiRl'li anti daughter. Mrs. III honor of Mrs. Scl- icI-k's eighty-second birthday. Those present IIIcIIIIlt-tl Mrs. 0. C. Bowen and Mrs. Tilt-o Austen. and the follow- lug nieces: Mrs. Betsy Ann Seeley. Mrs. Robert McDonald. Mrs. Mark Whitney, Mrs. Waller Whitney, Mrs. ’l‘llatitlells licll, Mrs. (loo. Clock. Mrs. Morchoust- and Mrs. Clarence t‘lock. A line supper was enjoyed at the close ' of the pleasant afternoon. IN BED FOUR WEEKS WITH LA ORIPPE. We have received the following let ter from Mr Roy Kemp. of Angola Ind. ‘1 was in bed four weeks with spent considerable for treatment with physicians btlt I received no relief un til i tried Foley' s Honey and TM. Two small bottles of this medicine cured me and i now use it exclusively In my family." if you but knew the splendid merit of l-‘oley‘s Honey and Tar you would never be without it. A dose at two will prevent an‘attack of pneu- monia or In grippe. It may save your life. Sold at Plaisted's drug store. South Norwalk, and A. C. Silliman's. Harlan. u M No matter: how. or where used. it “Wonderful cleansing power which common Soaps do not possess. SumflghtSoa meat of the used in every depart- ome Will accomplish wonderful results and with lists Soap and less labor. ; m “LAUNDRY " CHAD! r IR. ' ctoalag' Stillman and Miss Edith, l Isaac Sellt-ck and Mrs. R. l.. E (Itllcttt- entertained a quilting party. the past week, scallions Board of Relief. Notion Is hereby given that the Board of Relief of the ‘clty of south Norwalk will meet on Wednesday. Janquy 20 1904 at 7: :ill ocIoI-k lo a 2 to it o‘clock p. m.: Wednesday. Feb- ruary 11. from 7:30 to 9 p. m.: rltat-y 10, at 7:30 to it p. m.: Tuesday. February 16, at 7:30 to 9 p. m.: In the Council Chamber In liaviland street. In said city for the purpose of hearing' and detelmlnlng all appeals from the doings of the assessors of said city. on the list of 1903. Dated at South Norwnllt, January 16, 190i. JOHN F. MCMAHON. MATTHEW CORBETT. 1m Illti Board of Relief. Manufacturers of All Kinds of SPECIAL MACHINERY AND EXPERIMENTAL WORK Specialty Mfg. Co. w. R. Thampaon. Elmer E. Case. 7! WATER STREET. souvl-l NORWALK. H 0 Y T' S ’l H E A T Rit‘. SATURDAY, JAN. 23. Matinee and Night. . The Season's Emphatic Hlt, David [Hiddins His Last Dollar A Delightful Comedy- Drama, Charm ingiy Acted. Elaboraiely Staged. Even More Pleasing than "At Ptney Ridge" and "Up York State." Mr. Higgins’ Previous Successes. PRICES—Matinee. 15c. 25c and 35:: Night. 25:, 35c, 501:: a few seats at 75c. Seats on sale 5 days In advance. COMING. NEXT WEEK—WEEK JANUARY 25. Co. Presenting MISS EMMA MYRKLE, MR. w. H. HARDER and HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE. 'II’ENINII PLAY MONDAY EVENING My .IIIII 'l‘OnllmlllOII tII Way Down East Tuesday evc.»-Cutlght in the Web Wednesday I-vc.— Naval (lutlet. Thursday t'Vl'.M-St‘t'l'l"l Dispatch. Friday PVC." Lillie Alabama. Saturday cvt-.——~Hltldcn (‘rlIIlI-. Matineea: \vvllnt‘lidlly“ Tide of Fortune. Saturday-~»Quakcr Wedding. Ladiea' 15c. Tickets to 300 Menday night. Matinee 10 and 20c.: Night. 10.20. 30c SAVED A SOY' S LIFE. Captain ll. Hubartl, of MII t'ord, I)ei., says: "Brazilian Balm sav 9d my boy's life. He began just like he one we lost with croup. We gavt lim a few doses. He quickly dropped 0 sleep and was all right in the morn- Mill ng.‘ For sale h R. H Piaisted F. H. Baxter. and he Clifford Phar Inacy. ' WESTPORT. i'ctcr Hansen has reengaged with Leonard Gsult. The Current Events club'ls in ses- sion th: afternoon at the home of Miss Esther mith. Greens Farms church prayer meet- ing wIIIIbe held tomorrow night. at the home of Mrs. A. C. Taylor. Rev. Carlton B. Strayer and wife have teturned here from visiting friends in Baltimore. Md. Mrs. liomer Clark has returned home from a visit In New York city. Rev. Schlosscr preached In Greens Farms Congregational church Sunday, substituting for the pastor who was out of town. lmst night a delegation of the‘ Shep- herds of Bethlehem. had a sleighlng nartt to W.cston where a fraternal visit was paid a lodge there. Following are the new officers of La- dy Paimerton Lodge Shepherds of Bethlehem Frank Bennett command- er; Thomas White. v‘lce commander; Miss Lizzie Sherman. past commander; Mrs. Thomas White. aide to com- mander: Mrs, Heaeklah Allen. treat Ilrer; lsaac Walsh, accountant: Mrs. li'rank Talbot. marshal; Mrs. Isaac Walsh. chaplain: William Burnett. in- side guard; Mrs. ThomasJ-‘raaer, out- side guard; Mrs. George Northrop. mistress of ceremonies. ONLY CURE FOR OYSPEPSIA. Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle, Bah. says: "i suffered for years with IRWIN“- used to have great dia- than and belching. i tried every- thing I could hear of but nothing help ed me until i took Brasillaa Balm. and I a: so out bottle cured mo complete l “Manama. rial-tad. t. a. Sax~ “headroom Pharmacy. p, m. :Sattlrday. .lantlnry .I0, 1904,1rom, Murltle Harder Stock. -scaema or other torturing akin dis eases. No need for it. Dunn's Oint- Intent cures. Canth them Itll lllll. AIS Ore. Bind III #:litliel Notice III hereto ithcn that Board of Relief of tile l‘own of Nor walk will meet at their office, ()pern 0." i House block. on Monday February 1st. It‘tlb- . 190-1, from 2 o'clock until 4 o'clock. p. .M.: Saturday, Fob. tilh. from 2 until i o'tloclt. p. m.: Wednetduy evening. Feb 10th from 7 until i o'clock; Bat urtiav. Feh.1.'ith from 2 until i o'.clock p. m.: Wednesday etching lt‘oh I’lth front 7 until 9 o'clock; Saturday. Feb. 20th. from 2 until 4 o'clock. p, In., for the purpose of hearing Ind determin- ing any and an appeals nude in them from the doing of the AsIessors on list of ”ma. They will also meet thI the Asses- sors as a joint board. Saturday, Feb. 20th, at a p. m.. for the purpose of nbatlllg the polls of sick and disabled persons. JAMES svrnsmasn, opener: w. rtrcll, DUDLEY a. HCI'T, Board of Relief or Town of Norwalk. Norwalk. (‘onn.. Jon Lil, 1904. 120420 We Will Bond You. TaylorS-Golden Rn Norwalh 70 Wuhlagtnn Rt, auction's T. J. SULLIVAN. PROPRIETOR. Eumpaan Plan. Excellent Rooms Just completed and newly furnished throughout. Look at our rooma m compare with any In a One minute from all trains. Rates Moderate. Do You Want Melton? I have It to loan on all kinds of Real Estate if! large or small amounts. from one to three years, or on easy monthly payments. 5 and ti per cent Interest. F. Arminaion Peavell. Mortgage Broker, 1090 Fulton Street. BROOKLYN. N. Y. Dept. M. Honest COAL -$6 25 it IlliloIiIllld. NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR CARRY. INO lb. Coal that will give you full value for your money Is the only kind we sell. The 'kind that is clean and that is coal all the way through and which our] penny that Is paid counts for warntll and comfort for you and your famly I. HiiiHiiii iSIIIi TWO YA Saaviaw Av... Cancerd St. Neil hat-I : . ~z ' Islam. Have as superior. ca m thorn In operation. Repairs to Station and ate- I-Ina notaglaaa and O. I Noon» Ins 1Want Collated. The G. N. M: BIN . arm - to warm at. so. ALK. ' Loon-I let III. little out suffer from t dell- the NOW'S ram” word for any case of Catarrb that can. not be cured by IiaIt'II Cntnrrh Cure. 1". J. (‘ IIICNICV it 00.. Toledo. 0. We. the undersigned, have known l-‘. J. Cheney for the last ill years. and he- have him perfectly honorable III all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by is firm. WW. ALDINO. KINNAN & MARVIN. pally acting directly upon the and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials III-Ill free. per bottle. Sold by till Druggists. Take llali'lt it‘nnllly l‘iIIII for collati- potion. Men dic, widows My, friends are sorry. btlt thaI doesn’t, furnish bread. but a policy in the Bonn. General LII. lnsur~ anon Company payable Immediately makes the family independent. FRED H. FIELD. GENERAL AGENT. United Bank lid'p.. Se. Norwalit. Aj Dividend Paving Mining. Oil Smtllcr anti Industrial Stntks making possible Large interest and Profits. Iloolt- lets on application. DOUGLAS. LACI'ZY & C0. Bankers. Broilers. Fiscal Agents. Members New York Conatllltla'fll Stock Exchange. 66 Broadway and I7 New Street, New York. 15. BALDWIN HAMMITT. Manager. Western New England lraach ilead unt- UI‘II Iihu- tsCatlln Bldg” Hartford. Denny 5. Hull, Representative. 1 Lauder illk. South Norwatk, Ci. Get 3 Load COliE in your 'cellar. It will last as Iona as other fuels and you will admit it is much' cheaper When I'lts tsgone Ive feel sun: that you 'Im'll want more. Tiler-else HOT TIME in every bus/tel of it. Give it a trial and be convinced. illli’l iilgltillil 'PHONE. 60. Capitll. 81.000.000. Surplus, 8185.000 A Depolit with the iNDUSTRIAL SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPANY hears a quarterly dividend of five per cent. per shown from date of deposit until withdrawn. We Invest aunts from 850 and up- wards In First Mortgage on Improved City Real Estate. We are annually examined by New York and Connecticut officials. BRANCH OFFICE. 12 80. MAIN ST. Resident Directors. Resident Managers. Mortimer M. Lee R. L Conant Charles E. Dow John B. Lawrence Hill I} illicit ; nuns. .3. . mam. ’ 'Phana. ‘l' h ~ . "0.1. W4?“- ; IND m Jealtlas' Valvw rum dance} “a...“ Th“ M 1” 0PM. cat-rte, Stock. ‘m 3“- ooao AND alLvaIt arms. .3 80 South MllnleI-uf, : Telephone, 187-8. Moth Nat-want, Conn. DAVIDW. Funeral aadllalhalmar. ‘10NOHSNIIIICL south «5...». We matter-u. Twain...“ ---9 'l Ellsworth. Director We offer One Hundred Dalian Ra- Whoiettale Druggisls, Toledo. 0. Hall's Catarrh Care Is taken Intor~ blood Price 75 cents, the slamming of that door— keep out the cold air—avoid the breaking of glass. The ECLIPSE CHECK AND SPRING will do 11; easy to put on and keep in order We've got it. COMSTOCK. WATKINS a DOW. 'PHONE. 434. 93m SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL. City National Bank SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. upon. graduation Surplus. madame Other Profits. 380,300.00 EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Prolldonf. JOHN H. KNAPP. Woe-President. JACOB M. LAYTON. Cashier. DIRECTORS: Edwin H. Mathewson Henry Seymour John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin Christian Swartx John H. Light Frederick H. Rewan. Accounts Sofloftad -.__.......___~L Wall Paper Sale. 20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT. Making room for new goods, we are [giving 20 per cent. discount on last year‘s Gold Papers. 50c Paper. ,/ ‘i 406 40c Paper. I 83c 80c Paper, .» . 2M |25c Paper, _ ”A 20c Borders same discount. I (I . To Order—Window Shades. Pic- ture Frames. I Dealer In Wall Papara. Palatara‘ ‘ Supplies. Artists Materials. 3 spacms.’ “m 1 White Curtain Polea with Fia- luru, xoc. Cloth Window. Shades, with fringe. 25c. Solid Brass an: Curtain Roll. 3 it. long. with fixtures. rec. ."Shure-Cut” Can Opener, cuta easily. No rag? ed edge. I To. 10:381' ITIEI. PARINO KNIVI'. — (I, PAINTING. PAPER ’HANG- ING. DECORATING. I ll. . Decker South onvaik. Telephone Connections. mint Locuoot It (Io. “Coal” “Coal” $6.25 per Ton. COAL mined. and an therefore nib aataa satisfaction. Send us a trial or- der. and we will alavlnce you of the merits of our c Beat No. 2 Nut, (not the flat Slate! stun). 85 00 per ton. Best Cambarlaad ‘ Bituminous at attractive prices. Charcoal In large or small quantitiea. Seasoned wood. cord lengths or sawed and split. iIIiIlg Lntvooti & 00.. 122 WATER ST" CO. NONWALK- Branch Office, 1 Sc. Nat St. Tel. Call 316. n rm”... ”me TO MAKE YOUR CHRISTMAS DIN- NER TASTI GOOD TRY A NICE .0711! 0" Port. Sherry or Tokay Wines if you have a cold- buy ahottle of Hermitage. Old Blackthorn'e. Taylor and Somerset Rye Whiskey-ail ant class hrandr—mixsd with lemon. sugar and hot water. Nothing better la the world. can maul. " III * ’ “Coal” . Why buy poor, alatey coal, when you ‘2' ,-i can buy the beat for an equal prim? , We handle only the "BEST LEEIOH" II ”_..- . -0. ,[I'Iu i wa can own none can AND ATTINTION now THAN wa can ouallta THI sxcaaomosv auav auaoruon THAT aaason THIS II an exam. lulu rma ro HAVI wau. PA- egallte, nous. CONSIDER HOW MUCH NIATIR AND ragallaa ans PRITTIER voua Rouse WOULD a: FOR TI-Il Hoaloav canon. IF IT was: Ila-PAPIRID males. MAKE A cilala'rtlaa enaasnr or IT. IT l. A FACT THAT OUR WORK- MEN ARI NIAT. ' CALL US ON THI PHONI 135-2. ,’ E. E. Gorlillili’i, 10 First Avanua. last Namath. Telephone Call. 10". Tilt iiorton Sldl loll Bolton. FOR STEAM AND ‘ nor WATER HEATING INIURIC.A WARM HOQII. DAY AND NIIHT. lN COLOIIT WIATHIII for yourself. (lotion it Lidgelvooi clnpllll. 96 [LIBERTY STREET. NEW YORK. _ Tile lorvtllll Steamlltltlt looping ‘ ”I .. (Incorporated). DailyFreiJht Lino ”momma m scum Ironwux. ,. and NEW YORK. ' Steamers City of Nor-waft and Squanfum. Ilaavaa New York. Monday. Wednesday and Friday at 6:00p. at. uavsa Norwalk. Tuesday. Thurlda‘. and Saturday at 5:00 p. m. Freight received from 7 a. m. to s p. n. lilllllllliil To the Old Country. Drafts IIIO Money Orders payable anywhere in Europe. For sale at lowest rates. Jacob 11. Union. 0 Railroad Place, South Norwailt. CL Beat- thc Other by Four Year. The residence of Thomaa - 1 Smith. 56 Osborn avenue. East ,, . oil and sine, hand mixed. fifteen '~ - you! an by m . . i defy any patent paint to show .- - equal body with'aa mach wear. " liillils 830", hill! 1347- 39°)- PLUMBING 'ARD mars HEATING, nor wars: mama. 1.- HO‘I‘ AIR HEATING. Ihr STOVE. AND RANOIC. "W ILA‘I’I AND TIN Rm Gas and Sta-III Fitting. an Fixtures. Natal Calling, Eta. Have you seen our that: Of RICHMOND RANGES? ran tons a a COKPANY. Ir wan. mm»; konwaa'l't' "l voua WORK ' Sand for Catalogue and Invmlgata m
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