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HARTFORD Jan. 27. -Rev. Wil-
diam Domes hole, of tllis city, presi-
sent or the Connecticut Humane So.
clety,;preccnted his annual rent)“ at
lit a meeting of the society held this
President Ltil't'hie‘lllllmt‘d up
I?!) ark of the past. year by saying,
It' has been filled with effort and
the society has operated along the
dines as fainterly, seeking great-
iveness without any diminu-
. heal and with good results on
.‘ and. The fatt that the ciganl-
has twelve ploacctltillg ofliecls
it y‘distrlbuted throughout the state,
than hree hundred local agents.
, lids of interested membcls.
its besides the friendly assistance
«any town ofiicers police and pub-
lie ohiciala may substantiate its claim
to haying an efficient machineiy for its
. ork.1‘he president extended thanks
,to‘ all who have helped in the work of
following and pic-venting suffering of
arson: and animals.
Rmrdinx mail homes, the pl esi-
(iént‘hi report said many complaints
illli ‘oollle from all parts of the state.
|galally In relation to the homes of
’csl-riei. "The complaints are
stifled " said the report "It is the
In that these teams are carrying the
8:” which makes such cases diificult.
mated investigation has shown that
this abuse Is due to the contiact sys-
Kwill which gives the job to the lowest
bidder. and he. to save himself uses
In the end this
The govelnmeut, if
“belied to, would say ‘go back to the
bohdoltien of the mail c",'aillers and
edible abuses have been in fact rem-
lot! In this war. Still this ionditlon
of affairs is a disgrace to the govelll
meat in the eyes of the picnic. "
resident Love also called attention
i to ”heat house conditions whole
children are kept in damp waterlogged
'It‘tllim withoucaunllght and obliged to
sleep-1n cold damp moms, and said
and nditions ware not confined to
New York city. but existed in this
state Charity, he said was not need-
' ed, and was not a remch. the evil be.
in due ultimately to mllniclpalmeglect
witch would Justify state intelpoeition.
* The report showed the iinancinl con-
tiltimt of the society to be sound Hope
W expressed that In the futule a fund
old he provided for enlarging the
Mafia cational wolk.
tibial Agent Dwight w. Thrall. is
ill! report cited many cases or cluel-
ty. which he had investigated. t’iIck~
i and mauling of racehorscs. he
at , " with spurs and whip, should
immediately stop. as the practice, has
e altogether too common. lie
‘ he of a'oase where to look a chain
Whip from a diiV'er between heats of a
race. ll said the (hirer thelellpoil
he stables and [lollntltt'l the.
, e halo keep it excited.
Attire conclusion of the reading of
9 ports, the society proceeded to
lion of officeis
_...._—. _
noose" new MEETING PLACE.
. III meet at Red Men’s Hall in
Odette building The Aerie met
night and initiated seVeii candl
,, address mysteries of flying Four
‘apg cations were received.
Do you think water is a cure for iii-
shift know poaitively, btlt Belle
(1 Iticured her husband She said he
Ii some watered stock and had
so hard to- get rid of it that
got rid of lndlgestion' '—~Judgc.
(at. the ball gamer—What are
adding that man for?
upping vigorously—A great
sits hell The idea! How rich n
.. to be?——Philsdelphla Led-
elegant IJnen Window
, Mill; very best fringes. closing
- 7 “known prlcevasSOcand
Cloth Shades at 1295c
”,c his best 33. 00
l'AII- lands of Brush‘
Broom Go up.
83c. Bread Boxes Cake
cos below cost. 200 as-
_. which we cannot ship
,. any": to Close them
“our Lamps. 79c. 100
~Mhot'h190apto39laAll
'01.!!th Room Lamp.
. e .
‘SOLE AGENTS“
for
W l.. DOUGLAS SHOES
$5. 00 and $5. 50.
N6 OUT !
and 88. now
$3.98. ,
$10 and 812 ONES. at
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. 35.95.
m We AND ruNllW MEN'S sun‘s. fluc grades. which were H3 and iii. "0W
._..... 798,
Miss MARION SMITH. , S '
Murlun the 15 year old daughter of CHILDREN’S OVEIttltlA'I‘S. lthlch wore I3 and 31, now
Mr, and Mrs. William 3. smith. of. $1.98.
I‘ list stieet died at the House of Mer-l l ,
ci'. this lililllling. about 10 o‘tlock. i 35 “lid 9“ ONES. at
of septecaemla, stlpelintlutcd by all at- ’2 48 i
talk of appendicitis. Misti Smith was; .
lemovcil to the House of Mciiy "lliurs-s ( it. I. EARL l AND : : ". ii: SOME OF 'IIIHSE llitllo AINS
dtiV, and tin opeilltltlll perforated. It
was of no tl\'tlll, however. till the appell» f
Vlix had been perforated, exciting licp- ’
tecacntia. Miss Smith was ill the
freshman class of the high school, and l
was a great favorite with the pupilsl
and teachers. tossessetl of a kindly.
sympathetic nature, and it hilppy dispo-
sition she Iihtl endeared herself to all
11 NORTH MAIN STREET.
MEN'S AND YOUTHs' OVI‘IIICOA'I‘S AND SIII’I‘B. which were 97
, D. Gattlieb,
SOUTH NORWAL,K, CONN.
making low prices.
who were fortunate enough to enjoy 3:29:11. .fl! .--.lv
Iler acquaintance. The high esteem in
which shr- was held by her school com.
pllnions is the best testimonial of the
New Order for Trains on New York
.nlilny admirable traits which she pos- , Division of New H"... Railrold.
sesscd. in the midst of the pleasures The New Huron Register recently
of childhood and entering llpoii the published a 5“,“. to um effect that
thlesholll of life, VVIlil-h lletokeneil a i p ”mom Mam.“ "f the No“ Havp“
beautiful tall-er. It is with title sclitlw ! lilill'ood had dowrmlnpd that n". ret- I
that her friends uili learn of her Vin-z ord of Harlem River freight “am 570 ,
timely death. To her parents the ltyni- l irom New York to Springfield tlnough
with" “f "1" 9"“1'“ “”“m'ml‘l' ‘3 N" ,lills tiiV', of being ilIVVayll behind time
tended. In the, loss of than only daugh- 'sllmlld 1,9 broken It w“ broken by
tel the soriow which Weighs llpotl them the sending of two inspectors m- “3“,. ‘
IS "“19le “911W. and llle ”MW 33"919- lportation VVitll the train through from.
'llie- ul‘iangellleilts for the fllneltll IlaVel ”mm,“ V0 \anch where the stops W n i
not yet been modes—Evening .loulllui imam: which put the train behind [h(
”WM“! M9“ Saturday. so hedulc. As II. lcault of this teal. the
FUNERAL OI" W. l9. BALDWIN. train, which handled only perishable
The funeral of William E. Baldwin. freight. pulled intoiiartford 25 minutes
a veteran of the Civil War, was held labead of time.
yesterday afternoon from his late The result of this experiment by
home, the resilience of Frank 1“. t‘lllrk President Mcilen has shaken up tiilin
ill Critubul'y. at l o‘clock. The Rev operators all along the lino of the New ‘
.Iocl Spoh'n officiated. At 2 o'clock, a link ("Vision of the New HsVen sys-
Grand Army Hellfire was held in the. tcm, as it is tenortcd tliilt all trains.
Riverside Cemetery (.‘Iiapcl. The pail i which are habitually late. VV'lletlll-l ;
bearers were Thomas Bradley. (I. A. ltleigllt ol passenger will time lilspcc
Pranke, Patrick Buckley and Charles tots stilt otit on them. and that creVVii
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FREIGHT! WILL BEAT SCHEDULE Life. Accident Liability and Health
Insurance.
54th Annual Statement.
it‘illltlcllsedl.
.lEtnaLife
Insurance Comuanu.
HARTFORD. CONN.
w
ORGAN G. BULKELEY. Preildoni.
New England. and the Largest In the
World Writing Life. Accident Lia
.blllty and Health Insurance.
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1M
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E The Leading insurance Company In
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ltnrcls. Jun. l. 1904, Sll8.i55.l’lil.ill
I‘rcinlliln l‘vt't'lpln Ill
Hill." I I.Til.'i.2.’VZ‘V.NT
:tll ltrt: l receipts Ill
liiilIL ammonium
'l‘ollll lt‘ttlllih iii lulu: ii..'l.'l.\',li'.'l.?-ii
lltlltlt re ill lbw: ll,.’.tl'_’.l.'.:i.tl7.
Bennett. ii'alllilg to make satisfattorv llfllt.‘ will
Interment was Ill. Rll’el‘flldt‘ “emf" be asked to explain the tattoo of tlleli‘aymcnts to I'olilV
tery. delay.
FI‘NERAI. OI" T. F. KELLY. The following order was issued in
The. funeral of Thomas F. Kelly was this tollncction Saturday chnIug by
held this molning at 9 o‘,clock front tit. i .tliilnll Superintendent Garrett II. Wil-
Mary 3 church. Reva. ll.01)onucll‘son.cf the New York dillslon.
celebi lted the mass The (hull illlllxi “(‘mnmencina at once all scheduled
a number of selcttlons and Joseph Mc‘- ficlsllt trains on four track at double
Mahon sang ”CalVal y in a wry beau lillck sections of this diVlsion will run
tiitli manner. There were many band- I "H mm ll Bht‘flil 0!" time 88 lmflslllll‘ "
some floral tributes to the nlemter of This order has set some of the old
the deceased. The interment was in time railroad men asos- To them the
Mail” a c'zcmetell 4 more idea of a train of any sort rlln~
. l . V,‘ v ,V . lililig ahead of its schedule time aurora
#1:”??th ngfl‘udigfifgafég‘ly lili lilsuborilination and all that sort ill
2:3?“ hgid smilfigméfimgi 9 f (.1321: ,lunlk of tllle progress of the time.
mass 5“.“ celebrated by lit-v -l'"lliih(‘l The inele fact that the train which
I-‘ogartv ' The church choir rentlered' 'Mr Mellon took under his personal oil
".. ‘ ' .. M‘IVuliou was able to make a record or
gitrligzllrtr:t1‘?1(:llt?fiugvn:s ‘Ifimofigflfi‘. : 23 minutes ahead of its best time hith-
‘ ’ ‘ ‘ ' ' ilo seems to have made a vivid llll‘
Mrs. C. A. Freeman and Henry Smith. 'r '
'I'lic interment took place in Wcatport
this afternoon.
MICHAEL OLIJEN old fol all trains. so far as possible and
Michael ()iljen. aged three son 0" . thus Imprme the height schitc
Mlchatl Olijell. of Splingwood. diode W
his home there this morning from ,
measles This is the second child lost “DER °' "oncE'
ill the family by this disease within a District
west: The arrangements for the fun- .Cmm January 27 A. D. ”M
oral hch “0‘ ‘9 "a we" (wompieted Whereas, written application has
Bl'Rl-‘U‘ 0" WALLACE HUNTING' been made to this Court for the admis-
TON aion to plobate of a certain mitten iii-
Di S H lliinlinawn Mi» Josephine strumcnt as and for the will of Sam
Huntington and Miss Edith Huntington "9| 3.; ”Iii-Ml! late of Not‘walk In mm
and Arthur Huntington accompanied llistrict defined
the remains OIIWilllilt'e Hllnilllglmi t0 Ordered That "I" application be
men. anti apparently cV'Ut-Iy effolt VVili
Windham yesterdaV, VVilelc intelnlcnt i heard and determined at the probawl
took place with Masollit honors. i0iflce in Nornalk. on the 4th day of
'"“ ' W”"‘ _ l l‘ebruari 1904 at 10 o clock forenOOn;
EOUCATEHS TO MEET 'and than public notice thereof be given
cell persons interested therein by
New H‘V'" ‘° Entertain A"°c"“°" publishing this ordol in it newspaper
on February 18. lining a circulation in said District.
The presidents and other represellta- * at least five days before said day at
tires of the fourteen leading American , nearing. ' ' .
universities will meet in New Haven on ‘ _ HENRI Vi. GREGORI.
February 18. Ill and 20 in one of the 111an it Judge
most important educational confer-
ences of the year The convmation.jREp0‘RT OF THE CONDITION OF
which is the sixth to be held under’the I THE SOUTH NORWALK ““131-
auspices of the Association of American COMPANY.
Universities. has for its objects the! )
bleaking down of educational Jealous; a.t “‘9 " lose 0‘ business 0” the ~3d day
tea the promotion of uniformity of till-10l January.1904
iversltv VVork and Ideas and the 36- AIM“!-
vancemenl of higher education In the Mans and Diskounla $341,335.“
United States The membership in the Overdraft; 2,311.14
association. which goes by Institutions Bonds. 110,390.25
and 110! by PERIOD“- now includes the Furniture anti Fixtures, 3,100.00
following universities: California Banking House, 22.10000
Clark. Chicago. Columbia. Caihollchuc from other Banks,
University of America Cornell Har-1 Bankers and Trust Com-
Vard. John Hopkins Leland Stanford, panics. 153.975,“
junior. Michigan. Pennsylvania. Prince Due from Approved Regal-ye
ton. Wieconsn anid Yale. Agents, 53.982.“
The coating convention will be open- United States and National
ed by a complimentary luncheon to be Bank Notes, 30,443.00
given in honor of the delegates by Yale Gold Coin, 830.00
in the corporation room of Woodbridge Sllvar Coin. l 1,000.00
hall on February 18. In the afternoon Mlnor Coin. 45:64
Columbia university will present a DO- Checks and .Cash items. 4.043.“
per on the uniformity of university sta- . ——-—--—-
tietlca as to enrollment and expendl- Total Assets. $623,811.“
tare, prepared by Dr. Rudolph Tombo. Liabilities.
Jr., the university registrar. After a C it at s k . ,
meeting of the executive committee on an i Fig“ d. , ‘9 00.00340
the morning of February 19 to consider 3“” “' n . ‘ 3-00 '00
the application for admission from Other Undl'ldEd Pronto, less
Newjorh university and other mat. current to em“! "Id
ten. the college presidents will coach! "W W 7,856.38
er‘the question: “Are the degrees of D“; mtw'ii B‘m‘er‘ 9““
Build" of Science. Bachelor of Phil- “can“! be 9““ i.” 25362.88
sophy 8:: Reclaim of Lettetr: to be “93:?“ 13°88: “99 8‘9 91
preacrv or to incl-god ln s degree '
of Bachelor of Ami?" The third session incl Willem. set. all."
on Friday afternoon will concern itself
with the administration. nonmetal cap- from new“ \ 1 537-092-999
port and simulation of university pub-
llcaioins and the general transaction Total liabilities, V “33 ’11 79
[or of the businenotthe naive .Whlle State at economical. Count ty of Fat
hillbilly the“ Haitian enjoy the field. as. Shuth Nonalk Jan.
Wflyof the Graduatea' club at 1004
7? m- direct and will be entertained 1. Charles E. Hoyt, Treasurer or mi
‘ _ at dinners and receptions by member; aforesaid Trust Coupany. do solemnly
ottha Yale corporation and (soothes. swear that the toxemia: statement is
true to the best of ray howls-lg. and}
“slim" salt! lira. Hurts. "your belief.
lady friend lanai-'1 stay so inalien-
03AM I3 BO".
‘mar t! to tar Trusty-er
nonnatgmmhfigaha m Subscribed-ladarrltu'altolunureliet
V "Yin, man its. tailia‘aar abonttaulstndayot
norm.“
W119”.
weaken-day" I.
tiling. hochel seems to be it,
I» gal lleserVi on I‘ll“-
etch. and all lliiilnl-t. titl.;!87,il77.lll
Special Reserve in ad-
dltltlll to Reserve
Hilt)\’t' given. 2.Iittl,lllll.tlll
,l.ii‘c insurance issued
and revived ill liltlil. :l:l.tlx7,l:ll.otl
Life Insurance ill force
Jan. I. lilili, ‘2’l.7l;.'.s-:il .0"
Accident Insurance in
force .Ian. I. liiilt. 208.017.238.00
illllli‘liilll‘t' F‘Illlil ill t-x-
cons of illiqliil‘i-lilt-llis
by (‘ompuliy’s Stand»
ui‘tl. 3.tilt'l.illll.ill
Guarantee Fund ill cli-
costs of Legal llcqulre .
lilcnts. 7.5:17.l"li.:r.-I
Paid Policy holders alnce organization.
piesalon upon the “(tilting i'itllitltltli
of Norwalk, as. Probate
31 38.946. 127.01 .
iildVV be made to keep tip with this lti 16'9“ Gains '" 5”"“3” 00"“0 1903-
illll reuse lil Assets. Sl.litll.tl.'l.'l.‘.lx
Iiltrtast in I‘lxci lss (lllilr-
aulee li‘llild. lis‘l.ll'.!.tlii
illim‘t‘flfl‘ in Premium Ill-
come, I 3.08.9310 l
Increase in Total Income. 1542.07“?
Increase ill Life Insur-
ance Issued. 2,397,203.00
Increase In Life lllstlr~
alive In I-‘ol't-e. 12.002.866.th
Increase in Accident Ill-
surnnce in Force. 9.007.034.0u
E. E. HALLOCK. M'anager.
Life Department.
5 Hubingcr Bldg" New, Haven.
A. G. HINKLEY. General Ahcnt.
Accident Department,
Hartford. Conn.
:26 2t
Regulus lulu
The léglililiil‘tlm of the Town of South
Norwalk will be In session at the eel-
ectmen's oilice, No. 12 South Main
street, Friday, February 5th. and Fri-
day. February 12th, 1904. from l2 noon
till 9 p. m.
C. A. WALTERS.
BONUS J. SMITH.
126 SW ‘ . Registrars,
....w.... M . .,. . . V- ._ ._.. .r
Steam Oyster
Boats
FOR 810 PER‘THOUSAND lNSUR~
ANCE PER YEAR.
For particlilara inquire of
Tayloraoeiden
7.4 Washington at, so. Namath.
6L0!!!“ OUT Slut.
Sham. Sleds and Winter Games.
A G. Bpalding‘s Athletic Goons.
Skates and cutlery Ground.
Have your Automobile or ill-y
cycle put in order no“ and it
will be ready for use when the
weather permits
We are well equipped and com-
potent to do the work and our ‘
“W Ware reasonab I.a .
fill it lllthlY
3", ”WW ".5"
Decorated Dinner Ware—broken lots-do close out.
Animal Sale of Furs x
It has always been our custom to close out every piece of For the season that it is bought
and to carry nothing over from one season to another.
Cotton Clothes Lines ....... loo.
6 Lantern Globes for ....... 25c.
Cake. Turccns ..............
Fancy Cake Cutters ........
Nest Eggs, 3 for ..........
T‘RISTRAM & HYATT, Norwalk,Conn.
NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Glover’ s the Place
You Must
Wear Shoes
that is sure.
whll not wear the sort
that ill acur loot.
uoul pulse and hour.
idea olattiactiveness.
’I’hone 1576
Well Shoes 'lllat Flt.
FOR GOOONESS SAKE (IF FOR
NO OTHER REASON) BUY OUR
OUR STOCK l8 FULL OF
GOOD THINGS TO KEEP THE TEM-
PERATURE IN THE HOME AT THE
RIGHT NOTCH.
"OLD COMPANY'S LE
FOR ZERO WEATHER
THAT'S THE REAL THING. THEN
THERE lS—BUT THAT'S ANOTHER
DoYou Wantl‘ioueu‘?
i have it to loan on all kinds of Real
Estate in‘large or small amounts.lfrom
one to thrdis years, or on easy monthly
5' and 6 per cent interest.
VICTORIAHOIELW
Cor. not... 8t. .m mm.“ m ‘ SPECIAL Hummer ‘
F. Allililltiton Peavell.
Mortgage Broker,
1090 hilton Street
pROOKLYN. N. Y
T J. SULLIVAN
PROPRIETOR.
European Plan. Excellent Rooms. ,
Just completed and newly turniahcdl
throughout.
Look at our norm and compare with
One minute from all tram.
hates Moderate.
“Are you sure you really and tran
toys are John?" mod the (air brine)
of Me grown sweetness. “Sure ['ln
aura." replied the head end of the
alien 6383“ Iron loves us. too, "
his "13. "a”. said he‘d
Nixie! it!“
all I‘llht. W John.
mt a M no you're his and he‘s
a, t. 3 ‘n‘um "m
29-3I
lest Washington St
Hlilllllllllltll‘ll.
Mark Down Sale
CLOTHING!
Overcoats and Suits
for
Men and Youth.
Come in and look us over. We
have a good assortment of BELT
OVERCOATS in Fancy English
Mixtures, to be sold regardless of
former selling price.
‘ OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN
is open to you. Select whatever
merchandise you need. and pay
for them in weekly payments. ‘
We do not charge you anything
for the accommodation. Our
prices are as low and in most in-
stances lower than elsewhere.
Are you in need of a good
TIME PIECE? We have a good
selection of WATCHES; a guar-
antee with every one sold.
$1.00 Per Week.
W. R. Thompoon.
The only way that we can do this is by
This sale is now on. and every piece is included—nothing is reserved. The
’ goods are right. the prices are low and the benefit is yours.
HAMBURGS
Our tenth annual importation of Hamburg Edgings and Inscrtings is now on sale. The line
this season is better in many ways than any we have ever shown before.
The assortment is larger and the prices are lower.
things in Cambric Edgings and Insertings—blind and eyelet work.
Nainsook Sets—wide, narrow. with insertings to match.
Swiss Sets, Dcmi Flouncing and Inserting. in blind and open cliccts.
Batiste. Black and White Edgings and Insertings. and All Overs.
Champagne Color Matched Sets.
Beading In Cambric. Nainsotll. and Swiss ill all widths. v
All Overs in Cambric. HalllSOOk and Swiss.
HOUSEFIIRNISHING DEPT
$4.75 Oil Heaters for ...... $3.75
50c. Lanterns for .......... ,
$3.50 Wringers for . .. . . .
23c. Sink Strainers for . . . . we.
59. 69 and 79c. Bread Raisers, 49c.
The patterns are liner and
The line includes all the newest
Price lower than ordinary white wai‘c.
Manuflcturera of All Kinds of
_ AND
EXPERIMENTAL WORK
Specialty Mfg. Co.
Elinor E case.
71 WITH MEET.
count sonwauc
Norwalk Chronicler