militant
Int‘ “ ‘ to item .
a
' Ville. M. a. as; am p. m.'
’ szii a. at; 5:12 p, In.
’ I i
liters Residence.
ineaa Office.
. Mortal Ream.
, .. «Inuit Gilles. Namath.
. to replied:
your room!’ or ‘Oh. fresh; put
m Yale men on the streets could
“I: have been construed into an evi-
we of insanity. if more appcsrancc,
. “ .‘ sign.”
cameraman llill may always be
d9 ‘ ‘dod Jim to look after Conner»
L «interests. Whenever there Ia
‘ government pie being cut, Mr.
is around and this little state
Its share. He has introduced in
,, 'hpuae at Washington, a bill ap-
‘rdpriating the slim of $20,000 to con-
,ttitttie the improvement of Norwaik
harbor. He also has‘ Introduced “it
bill 'of 86.000 for Five Mile harbor.
another carrying an appropriation of
.000. for Southport harbor. All
those. appropriations are approved by
“engineers of the war department.
Md the money is to be expended un-
it we direction of the socertary of
j *1” Bridgeport Post.
an»-.. .—-
' been compelled to appease its do
in for broken bones by failing on icy
a...
try are emde to an unprece.
’ their homes enough.
.._.
when guest at the "Amen Corner" din~
has certainly made him a figure of ne-
Igimportance.
aaibiy the holding of Mayor Harri-
vory much more closely in the tu-
has far. eight states have stated
tr.“ opposition to Bryan. If this
. on he will not even have the veto
" 5 -i' with which so many have credit-
.that the, poultry show in stam-
la over. we ought to have a reduc-
In: the price of eggs. as theheus
iii" Muscular PRAYER MEET-
I .
,1” in?“ meeting of the First
. lat Church tomorrow evening.
- . will be "Soul Hunger." This
» be the thir, In the series of top.-
tfeiatia‘lf tn Marks of a Chria~
' _ ' . will speak oh‘the
. a They That do Hun-
.. » thirst after righteousness. for
NI be filled." In spite of the
to conditions of weather and
asiderable company present
_oarnest eflort. Is being made
the attendance of those not.
’found at these meetings. All
ally welcomed.
} _tia‘ supplant. ratarsosa
i ‘ . l
,, .1“..“° a5" "
wflbfi‘u of Denmark, has a" w'. *onmaui'nc'fuzum
‘ by a Judge and Jury of p
M and while acquitted of the
lot William Poionfua, the jury
. it was an interesting fact
tiou with it that Thomas
_ a ghost was not allowed to ap-
, in court as a witness. The plea
ity was advanced by the de-
hanause the prisoner had said:"
ho, ho boy. come bird. come.“
A
summit; {rad
on will one tit: a
can. let b aalara everywhere.
WHO WILL BE CHAIRMAN?
Queltlon That is stlng the Hartford
Damonratlc Leaders.
tliartford Courantl.
The publication yesterday morning
of the secret conference of Hartford
democrats in their still hunt for peace
naturally created no little amusement.
Certain elements in
party have been kindly arranging ev-
erything for the republicans. selecting
their candidates for them. announcing
discord and content!
and all the tlmo'assnm ng a bland mil-
lcnnial manncr about their own affairs.
as if the only difficulty Ihcy had was
o find receptacles for all the oil
gentlemen. when i came to
d listened to all the noises i
goutsido my window i would
. thought halt \‘ulc was insane
‘r finnie one yelled: ‘Oh. Andrews.
the democrnic.
these parts.
among them.
'3h'ts \Deeh
3hr. Continuation
at out Rascal ,
Saucers Chat-anon
and \Dht’te Ssh.
We hunt the most mandolin price reduc-
t\ot\ that has ever been heard ct \h
Mann new Item
no late the sale hallo.
i i
gladncss that fell in their way.
looks a little different. now.
chairman. John J. Walsh. found
only democratic harmony here was so
thick that he could not disturb it, and
he went back home with the bird of
pence under his nrin, uncertain whether
it was a soiled dove or a squab await-t
inn next week's lovefeast.
Meanwhile there was a rustling am-
ong the faithful about town.
given out formally and officially that
Gunning must go in.
no backing down.
WINTER COATS.
Eight Velour Coats that
sold regularly at 822.50 to $35.00.
SALE PRICE S1250.
lzl Cloth (touts. satin lined. per-
fectly made, value up to "0.50.
SALE PRICE ".50.
There must be
The plan is to have.
the ten members of the town commit-
tco most In thecouferencc and have. the
dummy of these insist. on their right
of choice center that. choice on (Itin-
This is the Sullivan program.‘
It. was supposed when the congress was,
convened in Mr Tutilc's otiicc Monday‘
afternoon that all the officeholders who.
wish to continue. and none others have:
yet been discovered .would lineup with
Mr. Sullivan, as he expects to head the
ticket in the spring and Would naturally
'orcc the policy he laid down the other
day—that as he won the fight. he had
, be right to name his associates. It. was
1 been very few automobile acct-.21 setback when the independence of
a reported and the suffering public} l‘i‘ “all"? "RI showed itself. .
' 0n the other hand it was currently
imported that. if this Gunning-or-noth-
lug policy was Inslnted upon, and it
must be that or else a backdovm, then
.thc rupture would be complete and
ithcrc would he no longer any pres
lavwlnter has certainly been silence of calling the element now In
:OIIG- Thcéhogpit‘la g" over thet power the democracy. it is “won't"
‘ .zm one side and “must" on the other.
Iand these are not known to political
chemistry as mixers.
I0 (‘ioth Coats.
$22.50 and 825.00.
sate rate: $12.50.
wool, were "5.00, lo make a rapid
clean up have marked them
SALE PRICE $5.00.
. ll. Corsets. ".00 models. all
sizes. also boomers. Thompson and
H. (I .Corscts In broken lots. reg-
ular dollar grades.
an: PRICE sac.
WHITE SALE.
line the cold weather set in. thcrc‘
dew Ike and indulging in' coasting:
SALE PRICE 39¢.
litter Corset Covers.
awed extent. ’Most of the illneasw SALE "“6: 3‘
'tora say. arises-from people breath I they are capable of is con-tuszou.
ring vitiated air and not ventilating!
The only fusion
290 Corset Covers.
'i‘l- ncral ii i. t t
It an up n on 1 ha SALE PRICE 210'
,’wlll be a complete hackdown.
.. tin Joyous performance, but there
" of,“ Ivlhiil of Brid e ort. is to "mes whcu discretion leads ioy by sev-
l‘” 3’ g p This looks like one of them.
shouting. Gunning
rot-s overboard, then Campbell will vol-
SALE PRICE 19c.
of to be given in New york this even-,
lag.» His fame as tho stoker mayor‘
’ stands higher than it used to. The san- SALE PRICE 39"
wrote after election is
still remembered by many voters, and
on several occasions he has shown a
This time he
_‘ ‘3 (me 0' “0 mop ”BMSIIIIC W" I stands as ready to retire in the Inter-
m roquols fire may encourage that - cuts of thc party and, if a settlement Is
M to see that the I.“ are observ‘ i effected. it will lll‘ because he agreed
.to go. while, If none ls effected.
,troublc will conic lit-cause his offer was
He seems to hold the bull
Mr. Gunning Is at the
50c Corset (.‘ovors.
SALE PRICE 39c.
8|.uo White Skirts.
SALE PRICE 75c.
iudctu-ndciu-e.
".50 White Skirts.
SALE PRICE 81.00.
'ly both horns.
$2.00 White Skirts.
SALE PRICE $1.50.
DRESS 60008.
if Campbell and Gunning are
out of ii. the gossip indicates that ciih
:r Waldo Marvin. representing thcrYalt-
clcment and the oldtimcrs of the Hyde
type. will be given the Job. or else it
will be tendered on a golden platter to
the Duke of Ulrich, who will prevent
its passage to loss worthy hands by ac
renting it on the spot.
‘ taut down to business enamel-o. '7 .
40 Inch Botany Albatross. colors,
black and white. regular price. 75c.
SALE PRICE 4S0.
Waists and Shirt Waist Suits—«sad.
vertised in New York worth 350.
sass PRICE lid/gm,
20 inch Black Taffeta Silk. reg-
ular price 75c.
SALE PRICE 57c.
Iiow many of the new frocks have
self-tone trimmings. and how pretty
The maple leaf makes a very neat dc-
sign for embroidering lincn collar and
, White vcivct. whitc satlni—dpdeed. all
white materials are in gre
this time. the sheerness and weight
Iiiuck figured III‘PNN titsuis. all
wool. regular prices up to 31.00
pcr yd.
SALE PRICE 25c.
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
in «man Iletinucd Ilish l'ttu. reg-
ular price fine.
one PRICE ‘19:.
i It. Tea or tioi'ft'c Canister.
regular price tic.
SALE PRICE be.
tislv. irou Slop I'ails. rogular
price 35c.
SALE PRICE 27c.
6 qt. Enamel Preserving Kettle.
regular price (the.
SALE PRICE 25c.
Ont- quart llccoratt-d Bowl, reg-
ular price Itlc.
SALE PRICE 7:.
*wqr—I—
M...
' UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY.
Mdics' \‘csts an? Pants. part
vvool. value 75c. n .
SALE PRICE 50c.
"“'“"' 1 i
Imtlit's' Heavy Pierced Vesta and
Pants. value boo.
sALs ratc‘s 35c.
Ladies“ Ilcavy Plt‘t‘tiiltl Vests and
Pants, value 29c.
SALE PRICE 2ic.
u“...—
Children's Vcstsmnd Pants; rib-
bed. fieccod. value 25c to 3.30.. not
all sites. ‘
SALE patc‘: 15c.
‘ lioys' "Tuffcnuf" Hose, the kind
that equals any 25c stocking made.
SALErPRICE 15c.
———-..—-
Boys' I-‘lceced Shirts and Draw-
ers. value 25c.
SALE PRICE 16c.
m
Men‘s Flecct‘d Shirts and Draw.
crs. shirts double breasted. value
50c.
SALE PRICE amc.
Men‘s Outing i-‘ianncl Shirts. va-
luc 50c, "Giant" Brand.
SALE PRICE 3795c.
varying according to the taste of the
many of the new wash mm“
waists open at the back again this sea~
son. for the fronts can be made so
last Thursday evening. there, 14”?”
much prettier when they do not have
to be cut open for a closing.
The suede belt is Just the thing to
wear with your linen shirtwaists. Let
its width depend upon the length of
your waist. but have It crushed. Red
seems to be the favorite color.
You will notice among the displays
of white wash dress goods a number of
crepy cloths. showing how strong a
. hold the crepe fabrics. whether silk.
wool or cotton. have on the feminine
Nortvalit _
“son
Board _oLReli’oi.
Notice is hereby given that the
BORN Of Mlle! Of “ICC“? 0‘ South ‘ BORN! 0' Relief of the Town of NOI“
Norwalk will meet. on Wednesday.l“""k will meet at their office. Qpera
January so, 1904. at 7:30 o'clooh to a "0“" block. 0" Mond'lfi “I’m"! 1"-
This season's linen shirtwalst suits
, are many of them of the courses lin-
. ens “orosa-atitched” down the front of
the waist. on the shoulders. collar and
cuffs. and either in panels or hands on
Don't make the embroid-
ery too heavy. You will find the aim-
pller designs are much neuter and more
P. mafiaturday. January 80, 1904; from
2 to 5 o‘clock p. m.; Wednesday, 'li‘eb-
ruary 3. from 7:30 to 0 p. m.; Feb-
ruary to, at 1:80 to a p. at; Tuesday.
February to, at 7:30 to 9 p. m.; ,tn the
Council Chamber In Hariland street.
In said city, for the purpose of hearing
and determining all appeals from the
doings of the assessors
on the "list of “0|.
Not-walk, January 10. 1004.
JOHN F. IOIAHON.
HIV! OORBITT.
mount of Ballet.
Some young girls who‘wera wearing
their for collars very low about
no to the point of heat
ins on the shoulders about the am. 9““ 'I 90““
one way, to, wants for collar. \ "
III“. will
hanging down thus-
should aay so! last
half on“
mamas. but admiring! by
concealed continent. '
g, ‘EShs has threatened to sue bin for
.‘I "W" i
a ‘littis‘ thing ‘like
so attentive t.
an: not think
mm“
on a postal will
Board-idlieiitl’.
Notice is hereby given that the
1904, from 2 o‘clock until i o’clock. p.
M.: Saturday. Feb. 6th. from I until 4
o‘clock. p. at; Wednesday evening.
Feb. 10th. from 7 until 9 o'clock; 8at~
urday. Feb. 13th, from 2 until 4 o'clock.
p. at: Wednesday evening. Feb. 11th.
from 1 until Ii o'ciodk: Saturday, Feb}
30th. from 3 until (o'clock. p. m.. for
the purpose of hearing and determine
lug any and all appeals made tothem
from the doing of the Asaesaors enlist"
at we ., . . .
They will also meet with the hand}l
'anra as a joint board. Satori)”. his
iota. at t p. m.. tor the purpose
abattng the ‘Ma‘of‘alc'k an“
persona. ‘t ~, -
mans surname.
uncanny. urea ,
aunties. non.
Marmot-lion Kuwait.
.Norwait. 009a,, Jan 18.2.1006}
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‘ Its p'l'ratna Passed ‘dvsr Her.
saw YORK. Jan. I'll—A youhg wo-
man, identified today as Ira. Redford
, Codriugton. of this city. was killed last
night. on the Sixth avenue elevated
road. She tried to enter a crowded
train at Eighteenth street, was caught
. ,hy the gate. and fell to the track as
[the train moved away from the sta»
, lion. six following trains passing over
; the body before it was removed. The
,coroner today ordered the arrest of
the train crew, and also the employee
at the station who witnessed the sect-
dent. When Christopher George. the
guard on the train which Mrs. Codring-
, ton tried to board, was arrested today.
1 he declared that the train was so
, crowded he could neither shut the late
lnor rescue the woman, and that after
the train started. he was pinned in by
1 the crowd. and could not_reach the bell
.cord. At first, the body was thought
lto be that of a Boston woman. bill
. friends identified it today as Mrs. Bed-
;ford (lodrtngton, or Mrs. May Hattie
(lodrington. thirty-five years old.
; POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
l
(Utl'iiii'l' iN 'I'lIl‘] \Vl‘lll.
(‘Iiliulil III the Well, a thrilling tietcr-
Iii‘t‘ story, was the bill (If the Myrklc-
.Iiardcn tfotnpany. ut lloyt‘s Theatre.
last night, and it was prcscntcd in
an excellent manner. Miss Myrkle. as
Edna Stanley. handled that part lit a
most effot-tIVc manner. being t'\'t.li llct
ttr than on the opening night, Miss
iMyrkic ts bright uud pretty and thc
lchuracter of her work leaves no room
for criticism. J, (l. Iiustcd as Tom
Stanley nave an rxccllent interpreta
tion of that part and, added much to
thc succcss of the evening. (I. tad-
win Carruthers. as Dick Leonard, the
detective, was cntireiy at homo in that
part and won the applause of the au-
dience by his clever work, Ferdinand
Grahame. as Robert llin'ckwcll. made
an excellent villain. The. work of
Bessie Warren. as 'Kutc Blackwell.
the wronked wife, left nothing to be
desired. The various other members
of the company gave good support.
Tonight the company will present
James Corbitts' play. "A Naval t‘adct."
Friday night an amateur contest will
take place after the regular perform-
ance. iii which three handsome prizes
will be awarded. The prizes can be
seen in the window of the (llovcr Shoo
Store, Washington strct-t.
OROPPED DEAD IN BRISTOL.
loaton Contractor Succumbs White
Writing Telegram.
BRISTOL. Jan. 27.—~~Rodney .l.
Hardy. senior member of the firm of
Rodney .l. liardy & Sons. grain mer-
chants of Boston. dropped dead in the
railroad station hcrc last evening.
Death was caused by heart disease.
Mr. Hardy was writing a telegram
to a New Haven hotel. lie had almost
finished the message. when be grouped
tlons. -_
FLEET FOR THE PHILIPPINES.
mand of hicut. Lloyd H. Chandler, and
estoried by the cruiser Buffalo) which
left. has Palmas. Canary Islands. Mon»
day morning on its way to the. Philip
pines Islands. arrived here today.
‘ the:
Coffee
are reasonable.
CANNED FRUITO. '
us can.
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superintendent of the. department.
and fell to the floor. When a station,
attendant reached him he was dead-lure being comfortably (‘ltlillt'tl and"
Mr. Hardy was sixty years old. His
sons in Boston have been notified and;
the body is held at a local undertaking'
establishment awaiting their instruc-i
{pended in the flooded district.
GIBRATAR. Jan. 27.~«’i‘ho United?
flutes torpedo boat destroyer flotilln‘
(consisting of the Decatur. Baiiibridgc,,
Barry, Chouncey and Dale. under com-‘
eymo
‘ dildos f. Seymour. loadhg firmer, 33 West Washington Street.
A Sale. on Canned Fruits.
and fruits. something you can depend on giving perfect satisfaction. if so. we advise you tay.in a supply of our
superior brands of rich, waned from at the prices quoted.
That the quality of your intellect. muscles and my, depends upon
your food, and the completeness of your digestion and assimilation?
Given the proper food and perfect digestion, and assimilation. your
faculties will work up to their fullest capacity. without fag or weari-
ocas. The tonic properties of the Oat have been concentrated in the
Rush, and so perfectly and scientifically cooked that your stomach
“M" “' OAT RUSK
supplies to the brain worker the phosphate: which build brain and
nerve substance; to the meditate the oils and nitrates which repair
yesterdays waste of muscle and tissue; and more important than all
It 'will supply the food properties which
w .L GROW VIGOROUS
, CH .DREN
red blooded Boys and Gas, resolute in action, robust in health?
it its day: trial will satiny mrv Parent that tilt first:
stands alone as a food to grow healthy and rugged illltlttrttt.
Do not accepts substitute from your dealer. There is no
substitute for Cat Rush, and the dealer does not propose one for
trout benefit.
NEW amounts) noon com-new.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Mum”... _.___._.._.
CONSOLIDATE OFFICES. ENGINE STRIKES CAR.
The New York. New Haven anti : .
Hartford Railroad will consolidate the : L'atter Becomesmitrpétt‘i °" Crossing I"
telephone and telegraph services tel» MERIDEN. Jan. 27,—A car of “w
ruary l‘ and Barney A‘ mer' “mm” Meriden Electric Street railway be-
intendt-nt of the telephone department _ _
in New Ilavcn. will retire. The work of "$53: sfim’flfgfigeggr$35325; it;
both departments will In future be car- road 'ni the Britannia street crossing
cd for by N Ia. bmith. superintendent yesterday afternoon anti was struck by
of the telegraph department. Mr.
. . .. . the train leaving Mcrlden north-bound
Kaiser hetame tonnttttd with the tie- at 3:30‘ The DOW” gave out Just as
KERR?! i." .189”.“h0" the "9‘“ offifc the car reached the steam road tracks.
. g “as sited for teitithtthts.lTM passengers on the car got out
"hm" ”0 ”m“ ago h“ “a“ made the l and the gnteman ran down the track
__ to flag the train. Owing to the storm
.. . the engineer was unable to stop in time
RELIEF FOR FLOOD V'CTIM '3' do avoid hitting the electric car. The
WILKESBARRE. P8» JBIL 31—le locomotive turned the car around.
situation at BIOomsburg is noti mprov- . broke one wheel and inflicted other
cd today. the flood in the Susquehanna alight damage, No one was to blame
River having receded but a few inclics.. for ”w acpidont
The relief committee have secured
quarters for all thc'homeless and they ‘
icd. Efforts will be made to start _
the great ice gorge by dynamltlug it. ‘
There has been not attempt to esti- MARY AND ANN.
mate the loss, but it grows greater ctu
cry day. Railroad traffic is still sus» Mary, nil wrinkles and gray.
' hooked twice as old as Ann one day.
Ernestine—Will Grantley Is ”It? “Mary." riflld All“, "try Dr. Dick. ..
meanest man i know. .That wonderful cure for all the sick.
.IosephinewWhy. what has he dour 2’ . She did. and on the next day.
Ernestine—I had the clevcrest joke Ann looked twice as old as May.
of . v ‘ n -
It .ff‘fifii $1,?" :13”? ' and meant m u H ' How old were Ann and May 1 say.
Josephine—[lid you tell it?
Ernestine—No. Hc wont before me
and told every one of them.
CALLQEIA"
r’sStore '
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
.u..-_ -. .N. _ . _..' M. . -.....-._..
There is no substitute for ABSOLUTELY PURE GOODS. It is a matter of health that you
should use them. We buy and so ii the Best Goods only.
Teas ' Teas
Extra Fancy Formosa Teas .......................................................... 60c. lb.
Extra Fancy Japan Tea ... ........................................................... 60c. lb.
Fancy Mixed Green and Black Tea. special .............................. soc. 1b.: 3 lbs. for $1.00.
Coffee. ' Coffee
Our Best Java and Mocha Coffee is one of the magnets that attracts to our store. True
there is plenty of so called Java and Mocha Coffee offered at less p rice. But a comparison with ours
very easily convinces lovers of the
Java and Mocha at 38c. lb. Yours ,
We bell the best use. Coffee in this town. and have Coffee at all prices.
Extra Fancy Head Rice. 1°C.; 3 lbs. for 25c.: Fresh Country Eggs. Rosy Sweet Delicious But-
ter, fresh made weeklytNew Maple Sugar, rec. cake: Pure Maple Syrup, Ferris' Hams and Bone-
less Bacon. Double Cream Cheese. .
We keep the best stock of good things to eat of any store in this section. and our prices
genuine article of the superiority of the quality of our Famous
n a beat it.
a
NEW‘COODS. ‘ EVERY CAN GUARANTEED.
Chains Yellow Peaches at 15:, is: and QChef. 3"“ chd'rlaa, "9'1“" 9"" 25°; Silver Crown Brand Apricots. par can,
nor can. 28:.
saunter-an at the. tee and no can. "mm“ "“""""“' “9“"
Client- Crown Irand Sliced Paschal
' 18¢.
15c.percan.10e. ‘ .. p'_“k="'t:attforula Apricots. large cin. 20c.
Preserved Rama's, regular‘nfi“, Victory Preserved Strawberries, soma-
..per can, Ila. 1 ‘ 15¢, p..- can. thing delicious. can, 17:.
Hannah Chunkyreguiar 200, per can i E“ or GlpePium'l, per can, 13¢, 15¢: Pure Fruit Jam at 10c, 13c and 166 per
11¢. , ' i . and 203. p .. . . ,: isr. . . _ .
, aur'raa. . purges “ aor‘raa. ‘
rtaaar atomeasauaav aurrsasa (avian- :th L," as). seals. . 25c
, Lana. 2 “ " .Iuaao. ‘ LARD.
ARMOUR}. PU_RI LEAP LARK PER LI. ‘ file
names uaaa cant-cams sans. aaa Ladl- _ , f p... syzc
'Ladis'alif you want something nice to put up dinners with, Just try an. of than. 1a., and u gm. 3... .
guano-twin ‘. . ' '
NT TO RETAIN IT.
“5'5 ”W “K .6. raven. 1
f . it as awn :7 saw eraser.
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Norwalk Chronicler