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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Clearing
and colder tonight. Sunday fair and
colder. Cloudy with rain or snow
continues iii the central and eastern
sections. The disturbance in central
In Pennsylvania. It Is followed by an
area. of high pressure and low tempera.
tures that is now central in the north
west. Conditions favor for this vicinv
ity cloudy weather with rain or snow,
followed on Sunday by clearing and
colder weather. .
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A. .1. Collins was fit Naugatuclt last
evening.
l"till‘llill')' Munsey now ready at Wil-
liam I’. Becrs' stationery stores.
The Misses McClsve, of New .lorsey.
tue guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. ii. Fox.
of West street.
-—l.arge stock clean coal.
attd furnace, $6.26 In your cellar.
mond Brothers.
All goods bought at Manuel T.
Ilatches can be/ depended Itpon, you
get what you think you get—the best
of everything. ' >-
A regular meeting of (‘ockenoe Tribe.
1. t). R. M., of Norwalk. was held last
evening at the wlgwum, in Wall strict
when the warriors degree was coli'
lil‘l'l‘il.
The teachers of the [fibre School, oi
the Sohth Norwalk Congregational
(‘lturch will take up tlte sttuly of the
lesson for the next quarter. tit tltc
metting Thursday night 8:45
o'clock. '
——(‘.anes and mourning bands. O'Brien.
Next Wednesday or ening tho ofilcets
of St. Joseph's 'L‘ 'A. II. St'tciety will he
installed by County Dltettor P. W.
('uddy, at Stamford A lunchmn wilt
follow the Installation.
Tilt Illlltildi of William Mitcln il wtt:~
held this afternoon frottt his late home
in isaacs street, . Norwalk. ’i'he ltev.
(‘harles M. Selleek officiated nml the
the interment was fit Norwnlk (‘i-znc-
tI-ry.
- - lofl's Cough Syrup is a higlrclass
ltcrbal preparation that cures coughs
speedily. F, I). Idiwton & Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Cole have isstit-d in.
iIIt.ItlotIs for :I rcciptiou which they
will give for their daughter‘s the
Misses Annie and .\ ice t‘itle. at l.ock~
woud‘s llnll. Mtilltltl}""\'t'iiiIlg. February
xth,
The funeral of the late John 0. Lucy
was held this morning at 9 o'clock front
St. Mary's Church Rev. James H. U
Donnell ofllciatated. There was a mass
of requiem. The itttcrnuttt was in St.
Mary's Cemetcry.
——Native chickens and fowls 16c and
Die lb. Hayes".
Next Tuesday «venlng the members
of St. Jostph‘s ’I‘. A. B. society will
go ot Stamford, where they will be the
guests of St, Joseph's Society, of that
city, they will listen to an eloquent-lec-
ture by Riv. Fatlter Duly, of New
York. ‘
The entire stock of fall and winter
goods at the Fair Cloak and Fur store
must be sold regardless of value. to
make room for the coating spring sea-
son, Consequently all prices (re cnt
one-half. it will pay you to take ad.
vantage of these bargains.
~Cold wave approaching from Cau-
adn. Furnace and range coal, at $6.25
fit your cellar. Raymond Brothers.
Mrs. J. D. Taylor, who has been at-
tending the revival meetings in New
York for the past three weeks, is ex-
pected to be in Norwalk tomorrow.
She has great success during all the
services. where she has been the prin-
cipal soloist. .
The condition of the sidewalks mid-
die of the road cross walks and gutters
in Monroe street,ia very bad at present.
it is almost impossible to get either to
the railroad station or from it to the
trolley cars without having to wade.
A particularly deep and dirty puddle
exists at the approach to the west
Ibound station This condition exists at
all times when there is a rain storm.
and is very bad just now.
—Shoulder Itetk 10c In at Schaub' s.
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A NOTRE DAME LADY.
I will send free with full Instructions
some of thiI simple preparation for the
cure of bencorrm; Hiberntion. Dio-
piacemeutn. Falling of the Womb.
Scanty or PIInfl TumorI or
Growths. Bot FIIlIh‘e's. Desire to Cry.
Creeping Feeiln up the Spine, Pain
in the Back In In Pothole TroubloI.
to all sending more». .To motherI of
suffering daughter: I will explain I
Successful Home Treatment. II In
decide to continue it. will only out
about 12 cents I week to guarantor I
care. I do not wish to Call ”it In!-
thing Toll othIr IulIrIrI at it. 'hot
is III 1 Ink. All“ In. lull!
met-s Box as. m Dam
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ORWALK EVENING SENTINEL I " .
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i A reituhtr meeting of ttphlt t‘ hapter
ti. 1 S. was held last evening I
I if your Iii-Its won‘t lay. givi- Ibctu
il'rutt's Food. You can get It at ittty-
l ltuymond Brothers.
'1‘ be stock of coal at John ll. Fettls s
t In full of good things to keep tltet tcm-
pctattuo In thet home at the right
Itoitli See ad
Iii-thus lietblet lietbtes. t) ilrli-II .
’iiIc wind up of the Mill Ii ud sale at
Iiowlauds Is to be mat ked by some
great offeringfl. A partial list of the
bargains appear in the ad. iii-ad it.
t‘. Wesley 'I‘uoI-II, of Yonkers, was
III Notwulk today. the first time Itt
thirtysflve years. Mr. ’l‘horn nuld tltnt
Wonderful changes had taken place.
since then. . .
-— (ioff‘s l‘ottgh Syrup la a high-class
herbal preparation that cares coughs
spi‘t'tlll)’. F. i). Lawton & (to.
Miss Margaret Neville-t continues it-
lIlllil‘llVl‘ dl the Norwulk Hospital llIIII
:lilthttl it) sit up. it is not iu-lbI
ed that much trouble will result from
tip bullet still lodged itt Itcr body
The Endeavor Circle of King's
Daughters. of the South Nttl'thlh t‘ou-
gregnliunnl Church. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Milton Elwood. l2 littuiitt
.wIl‘ttl, East Norwalk. 'i‘hursdny after-
noon at 2:30 o‘clock.
Soft littts atul Caps at (l'iirion's.
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FAMOUS TRAVELER DEAD.
Served Through Civil War, And Had
Many Advonturu Since.
TORRINGTON. .Ian. 23.——Thomns .I.
Midis; a famous traveler, died here
this morning. He served through the
Civil War. thus beginning his life of
ndtinture. At once upon his dis
clmtge he Joined u whaling expedition
to the 'Arctic regions. afterward cuter-
ing the merchant marine. lie has. in
the quest of experience, encompassed
the globe three times. being twtce ship.
wrecked.
(in his last voyage he was stricken
with blindness while crossing the
equator. ttnd before recovering his
sight he was brottgitt to New York, suf~
fering front smallpox. Later be con-
tracted the yellow fever III Havana.
Cuba. liis later years have been spent
quietly in 'I‘orringtou. A year ago bl-
was stricken with paralysis. and has
since been totally helpless. The dc-
eeuscd was a brother of James Alldls.
president of the ’l‘orriugton At Win-
chester Street Railway Company.
MMF, CALVE ARRIVES.
NEW YORK. .Iun. :33. -Among tltc
passengers who arrived today. on
board the steamer Ln Touraltte. from
Ilnvre. was Mme. Emma t'ulve, the
sittgct. l.a 'I‘ourulne brought :lbn‘Atiu
francs In specie,
Sour
Stomach
No appetite, ton of strength.
nervousness, headache. constipation,
bad breath. general dcbility. Iour rio-
IngI. Ind catarrh of the stomach In
all due to indigestion. Kodol cum
indigestion. This new discovery repro-
IontI thI mural juices of digestion
II they “in in I healthy stomach.
combined with the greatest known tonic
Ind reconstructive proportion Kodol
DyspepIII Cure does not only cure in-
digestion Ind dyspepsia. but this famous
remedy cum all stomach troubles by
cleansing. purifying, sweetening and
strengthening the mucous membranes
lining the Itomnch.
Kodol
DIGESTS WHAT YOU [AT
diva III-1th to the dick and
launch to the Weak.
WOW "Cowbell 2 b.
thuinldu.whicbuulf:50’t‘.
mnl.°.l~m.¢o.,m
FOR SALE 3V
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACV
SATURDAY AND MONDAY SALE OF
FIFTEEN CENT MUSIC.
Bedelia, I'm on the Water wagon
Now. Midnight Flyer. Please. Mamma.
Buy Me a Baby. Pretty Dinah Jones.
Uncas Two Step, the latest craze, and
100 others.
COLEMAN'S
10 North Main strut, south Norwalk.
Agent for A. G. Spaulding'I Baseball
Ind Sporting GOodI. .
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’i‘hls Red Tag Stile lighten:-
ltt'tul of clothes. It makes every
Our very finest Overt-outs reduce
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$12.98.
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clay worsted t'cntniti.
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SOUTH NORWALK.
Our Orin! Guarantee: Saflsraotlonlar Mona y Boo It.
The Great
Red. Tag Sale
Wonderful Snaps In, .S'nappy
Suits and Overcoat: for Man
Ihc butdt u of buying lor every lllitli itt
.Iollnt' :4
than a dollar. ntul brings you l‘i‘lttlltltt clothes that yield lelt' and satis-
faction far bi-Ioud wltui you Inn for tin-m.
We urge you to come without delay nttd two for yout :cli‘ tltc \Iouder-
fttl \uIIu-s we are offering tit Itcd ’i‘itt: prices.
LIBERAL CUTS IN OVERCOATS.
All of our lilack and Oxford (Ivurcoats.
priced from so to 816, are ttow $3.98, $6.98. $8.98 and $11.93.
Our ilnc hand-tailored coats. iIt black.
belted backs among them. reduced frotn 820 und Slit in $14.98.
. SUIT CUTS EXTRAORDINARY.
Fancy Suits that have been from $10 to Sis
Iliidly broken lots of $7. $8 and Sin stilts have been cut to $3.98 and
All, lilnck Cheviot and Worsted Suits, formerly St: in 3H, first color
and well made, now $3.98, $6.98 and $9.98.
Some of the SIT: and sit: (‘Itluwzty Suits in fancy mixture.
(‘lltttit‘t- tti 3‘38.
'I'lIc yettr'i. best bartntus III lieu
Boys' and Children's (‘lothiug at very low priccs.
RogersSt Stevens
Successors to Comatook Bros.
pi-ut llt'l't‘ want for much more
lil'\\' this sinsou. formerly
Oxford and fancy mixtures,
I from $25 to $17.98.
are now $6.98 and
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and black
i‘v-I's. Sweaters and Fancy Vests are
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TEL. CALL, 32-2.
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creasi- in orders “with.
most
Iiill'\
My constant ciTorI in past years has been to llldki' our
custotIu-rs feel that they \\'t‘l't"t‘t)I stilt-ring tin-i‘ III-<t infer"
ests in entrusting Ihrir grain oni rat to my «I:
to prove tltIit fill:-
; tiltil Ihttl'tlicy :Ippru Iilil‘
foundation stone of our itltrillt‘ss‘ “
l hop.- your |)f1‘stt.l:1i mpi- -Il~- 'litv has not |iiti\t II the con
I\\li11i you t 1 f. cl that this is :I «h pI-ntittbli- pltu e
you all what you th til. you get
BUY OATS '"IIAT'S CLEAN.
Thi' {ll‘
Is tlii; cit-.c \tilil
meaning of the
satisfaction at an} t'tts’t "
the inn-
th. best of everything.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
49 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
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FOR FEBU/IRY
NOW READY AT
William P. Beers,
6 80 .MAIN ST.. 80. NORWALK.
FREE DELIVERY.
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We reduce nerve irritation.
Room 9 United Bank Building,
50¢ per.
No use working the hens overtime.
can t give them away.
That Iran I grout lay.
Why
Knocks
Males
used Pratt's Food.
at Egg Constipation Iiiiy.
TELEPHONE 108.
CUTBILL’S
Bridge Flnh Mar-Ito!
OUR SUPPLY OF FISH I. EXCEP-
TIONALLV LARGE THIS WEEK.
Including Bluefish. Weakflesb. Frost
Fish. Herring Pickerel. German Carp,
Black Fish, White Fish, Butter Fish.
Halibut. Steak Cod. Salmon, extra nice
Smelt. Ocean Blues, Spanish Macker-
cl. Haddock. Roes. Finnie Haddies.
Long Clams, Round Clams and Green-
port Oysters.
Smelt. 10c.. 1224c. 15c lb.
Next to Ferrla' Coal Vlrd.
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. ’ FITS.
Donot distort vision. but make seeing I
pleasure. Consult us about your eye s. Ind secure a pair that
FITS
IIOAll'R 3. "01’ T. Raffloflng Opffolln.
Math Norwalk. Conn.
Special Appointments It convcnlI nee of patron.
r Cilia heard, I, 11:45 12: 45, «mommy eveningI 1-0.
A FOWL CONSPIRACY .."'. THE ANTI- LAYING HENS.
Why don' I you Induce your hens to lay?
Now is the time to get your work in when eggs are soaring away up to
when eggs are not scared. and you
Did you ever hear "The Lay of the Last Minstrel?!
What mode It such I success?
It's certainly great stuff.
the hem shell out oggstraordfnnry.
You out get it It RAYMOND BROS.
Wo'IlIo have Cracked none and Ground Oyster Shells.
tdon‘t gut teat. do .I. right now.
DO YOU NEED A
TOOTH BRUSH 2
if so we think it would
worth yoitr while to look over
be
our exceptionally large line.
We have a _wittuer___
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i::IIAT 25c 3::
the bristles guaranteed secure.
’I‘IIIS attain PHNIIMNIJY
'l‘ltr Prescription Store.
All cars pass the door.
Night Calls Aanored.
Telephone Call, 15-2.
Our Important ‘
“Clearance Sale
In a decided success and never before at this time of year
have our Clothing Sales been aI large.
EVERY OVERCOAT and every FANCY SUIT has
been reduced' tn price ranging from $2 to $7.
MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS,
formerly priced 5m. 5m and
$13.50. now at one price,
$7.98.
MEN' S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS
formerly priced $18 and ho.
now at one price.
Sis-69.“
WILTON.
Mr. and Mrs. ()scar Eckland enjoyed
a sleigh ride to itidgctleld and return
on Saturday.
Mr. .Iohn Davis has resumed his oc-
cupation in South Norwalk. after a
week's vacation. ,
The little son of David Hurlbutt, of
Cannon. has entirely recovered from
an attack of measles.
Miss \Vlttif‘ted White who has been
visiting her uncle, Attorney Timothy
ltavettpnrr in Yonkers. has returned
hottte '
Mrs. .l M (‘chn iii-its is visiting
friends in New York and will also
spend some time with friends itt Mor-
rlstowtr N. J.
A regular meeting of Cannon Grange
was held in the hall this Wt't'k. Thurs-
day evening, The tttcmbers nteet twice
every month.
The artlc atmosphere of Monday and
'I‘tu-sday suggested the rigors of the
Klondike. At sunrise the thermometer
registered eight below zero and three
above at S a. lil , slightly rising during
the day.
The second Sunday after Epiphany
was Missionary Sunday in St. Mac
tltcw's parish, A children service was
.llt‘ld immediately after morning ser-
\ice. to which members of the congrc~
gatiott wcre invited to remain.
Mr. and Mrs. James Adelard. of
South Wilton, are slowly recovering
front their severe accidents sustained
several weeks ago. Mrs. Adelnrd un-
fortunately sprained hcr wrist and a
week later Mr. Atlclnt‘tl fell on the Ice
and ltroke one of the ankle bones.
Miss Alice Merwin entertained
twelve of her little friends at her borne
last Friday'afternoon. Various games
and other pastimes were features of
the cutertalntttent. A dainty luncheon
was served with a birthday cake. dec-
orated with the requisite number of
candles When the youthful guests dc-
pfltml they wished their little hostess
many happy returns.
Mr. and Mrs. S .I. Milier. of Cannon.
were agreeably surmised last Friday
evening by a number of friends and re-
ItIlivcs who called at their home to of-
Ior congratulations on Iltelr 25th
wedding Iitmiversary. A pleasant so
i'isl time was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs.
Miller were the recipients of several
pieces of silver. Refreshments of Ice
cream and cake Were servcd during the
evening. The engagement of Miss
Mary Miller to Mr. Louis Ambler was
announced to the assembled guests.
(,‘ottgratuiatlons followed.
ReoiSitatS of voters
Notice.
The legal voters of the Second \‘ot-
tug District of the Town of Norwuik
are hereby notified that the Registrars
of Voters of the Second Voting District
of the Town of Norwalk. will be in sets»
siou at the Town Court Room. Havilattd
street. on Friday. February 5th. 1904.
and Friday, February i2tb. 1904. frotu
l2 noon until it p. m.. for the purpose
of receiving applications for caucus and
prltuary registration.
FREDERICK S. LYON. .IR..
DANIEL KEOGH, JIL,
Registrars of Voters of the Second Vot-
ing District of the Town of Norwalk
South Norwalk. January 23. 1904.
jun 23, 3o
PROBATE ORDER.
At a Court of Probate holden at Nor-
walk. within attd for the District of
Norwalk. on the 22nd day of January.
A. I). 1904.
In the matter of William Donneily
of Norwalk. in'said District. an incapa-
ble person.
Whereas the Conservator of said
\\ Illiam Donnelly has presented to this
Court. his written resignation of his
said trust, together with on account
of his doings as such Conservator. and
praying this Court to allow said ac-
count and accept his said resignation:
Ordered, that the matter of said re-
signation and accounting be heard and
determined It the Probate Office In
Norwalk, on the 29th day of January.
1904. at 11 o'clock forenoon: and that
notice hereof be given to all persons
interested in said matter by publish-
ing I copy hereof in a newspaper th-
Iug I circulation in said District. at
log.
nanny w. onuooftv.
Judge.
cram our nut
SkItII. Slide and Winter GIIIII.
A. G. Sputding'I Athletic Goods.
Skates Ind Cutlery Ground.
, Have your Automobile or Bf-
cycle put in prdor now and it
will be undyio rnII vb.“ the
' weather permits.
We are well equipped Ind cun-
petent to do the we k Ind our
fchnrgoa Ire reason» I. ‘
least five dIyI before said any of heIr- .
MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-
conra
formerly priced $15 and $x6.5o,
now at one price.
$12.20.
MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS.
formerly priced $22 and .15,
now at one price.
$18-39. ' ' , .
Men's Blanket Lined Working Coats, Boys' Reefcrs, Boylslbweat—
crs, Underwear. Caps, Shirts, Working Shirts and Gloria,
AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES.
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SELLECK 8: PRIQE.
Clothiers and Furnishers, ‘
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
CABBAGE
is scarce. The supply of home grown is about done. and we now
depend on New York. Will have some good hard Cabbage on Sat-
urday. which we will sell at .1 I... -. ' '
4 CENTS POUND.
SHOULDERSSI to cook with the Cabbage. Small. loan, at
QCENTS P OUND. CASH.
SPINACH to serve with the Shoulder. Finer than the fresh
because of no grit.
II.
t 5 CENTS. CAN.
PRINT BUTTER. Fresh lot Clover Hill. just to, It a reduc-
ed price.
30 CENTS POUND.
WHAT CAN WE DO FOR YOU?
Lorenzo Dibble
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THE LEE TEA AND BUTTER (30..
babe ban tbs confidence of South Narwalk people. Those
who com: to try. remain to trade. It costs you little to
pm'be our claim. It saves you much when you are convinced.
Best Teas. all kinds. . 4501b"
’Besi Mocha and Java Coffee. 520 lb
Best Vermont Butter. onht 218.0“) lb
Pure Leaf Lard. onltt
' THE LEE TEN AND BUTTER 00
17 NORTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NON WALK
Is It Worth While
tquflor from Eye Ache, Head Ache or Poor Vision whon' rIIiIf II It
near and can be had at such small cost?
We make I thomugh examination of the Eyes. without cost, and
if glmeI are needed furnish them It the lowest possible price.
Perfect fitting guIrInteed. .
o. a. JACKSON.
OrIdIIItI Optician.
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68 W!" “M
The school that make: I specialty of each student. ' ' . I
A Six loathI' Course In '
snarnm s ausmlzss comma;
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f. .
Iouru NORWALK, court. . , . . g.
was the way to succeII. I ‘ f.
During the last four monthI We had 17 calls for tea lint-I. InlIrllf -.
ranging from $500 to $1200 per your. and 150 calls for o wot-ken ot- j.
from 87 to 315 per week.
of I fob.
New term Day and Ntht Iohooh begins Monday. January I.
Write for particulars to ‘
if you graduate from/SARTAIN'S you In our.:
ifrfioln. Prooldont
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