s'I.’ s;-
“I A ‘7 WI“ WAININI‘I'OIM UT-sI
W
.waarm seasoned;
"W" . I
libr Norwaik and viclhity: Fair to-
nlnht. Sunday”; Increasing cloudiness
and prohath s owyor rats In the ar-
tendon, align warmer. The disc
turbance that passed over this vicinity
last night, Is now out to sea off the
Maine coast. Another disturbance Is
developing In the northwest, and Is
new central In South Dakota. The
tindperature Is rising In the northern
fictitious. but continues low In the
southern. Freezing temperatures es-
tenl as far south as New Orleans and
Jacksonville, Fla. Conditions favor for
this vicinity fair and slightly warmer
weather.
A. Hamilton. Jr.. has returned home
than visiting Edward Nash, of West-
Dol‘i '
Clinton Commandery. Knights Torn-
plol‘. will hold their annual conclave
nest Friday evening
—-Nstivs Chickens and Fowls 18 and
180.10. mm
The Boys' Guild of Grace Church
wall In session last night, at the town
as'shmbiy‘rlail; Wsli street.
Luck at our bargain sale of cor
eats 490 pr. formerly sold for 75 and
930. ill‘. 8. Splith & 00.
Miss Hassle Smith, of Taylor avenue
Ia vl tin; In Waterbury for a few days.
Abe Inst of Mrs IIIarry A.- Hadley.
hilarious at: Hamilton, of New
Iowa- avenue. Is the set of Miss
mugs. Doddlbot York (zit):
rill“, Mon by
anon” Hui: onci'y mm 1:
yo
3: and on". Charles Buttery enter-
a' company of friends at their
holoc- IIi Broad River Thursday even-
III .
The regular semi-monthly meeting
of the Norwalk City Council will be
held ooday evening, at the Council
htie-You will surely iind Golf's Cough
Syrup a delightful, reliable. serylcable,
friend. the bottle -.II' D 133an s
Co: '
Miss M01130. Harris. of Lowe street ‘
went to Weatlmd,‘ Gena” today, to
spend two Weeks with her sister Mrs
George Dreher.’
~Tams_ and 19.19?“ 0' BrIea' s.
Councilman Luther M. Wright will
assume the duties and responsibilities
otchtetoctaeMNm-nan Inn Ida.
pertinent. Monday.“
TRII metastap Mr painting their
churchesy’w and to"
r We title a lib-
eral 39$:lutoi t‘ty of out [cognac a Mar-
liabir 'llte 'pa lnl‘lhg. *
Wdlrs' d cove like' go.”
boatpn’y- 31.60 gallon for Linseed
Oll' (worth redeem) Which you do
when you buy other paints In a can
with a. paint label on it.
all 6 make III. therefore when you
want fourteen gallons of paint. “buy
only eight. of L.’ I: M. and mix alx
gallons pure linseed Oil with It. and
thus get paint at less than 31. 20 per
gallon.
Many houses are well painted with
four gallons of 1;. t M. and three gal-
lons of Linseed Oil mixed therewith.
These celebrated Paints are sold by
Coulomb. atklns I Dow. 80th Nor-
walk; Hubbeli A Staples Hardware
,Go. . ay 5 Son.
Westgf-fiw; Northrbp Digs. Qgotrtiltrortt
WsAlm to sell
Lower Iliaillhe LowéSI
These are a few of our money sav-
El‘l. w
Small Fresh Cal. Hams 10c lb. like 9 Int“ mum-go I
”mammalian am “I yq g
pins." ' a 100 - I
H I , “3W“, Itc- I. Its at almost every sort. and“ but iitt c of any sort.
1‘5“” “3'”. 30W- “0 lb- . ~Nolgaad""hvsay.old (we altar stocks ot least twice a year) ”"9".
or‘corned Plate. to In. “hilt none M f'is noting yfig . Jgr ”'55-
I‘ . i“ "‘ II 3'1. :- . wt AL
"m... n... Evsrybitofltlscbaap mewuum _
. ~ , lfifiprscc yourqcswflltaflfllfiwfuapart ptlceandrs'aIIII
tan Cana'da3attoa. also: ill. ‘ _ . , ‘
Native ration, Ina Sparsflb's and _ ,
Rocha. frank“ ol‘corned. lbs' 11M
Fresh 'Il‘ripo‘. Native Neal" Lay-III
—'—Um_‘brellas, Umbrellssat O'Brien's. '
, we urge every “
selves.
Here they are:
lose—69¢-
33,—32.
Icrni-s'ir'ld bcauties they
Rich. :dolp colors.
handsome patterns. full
Nine by. twelve feet.
.4. a. x lli' film.
by to feet. I325.
and 318. 50.
room or bed-room.
9 by as fL—3u.
---32.50 and 34.50.
third to...
,3... ‘ ."
Wevobssogsttagatn. mild. WE baa Misfit to light
Sizes n
Sites 3% to I0%.—I-60c. ...‘ "a:
Children‘s shoes. kid and box calf. worth boo—39c.
Yes; theao IIare the Spring pat-
IQriental rugs made in Amer?
Iica. .IClaupgcopios of the genuine.
835-
,iN. & I. 3loane’a heat body
Brusoellnyuga 9 by to foot. 325.
S. Safidbi Asmiostor- I'Iugsg
Tapestry Brussels rugs in sev-
eral patterns. 9 by Is feet. 315I
Wool-and- fibre rugs for dining-
7ft..6in.lay toft.. Gin—39.
SImaIIi American Oriental rugs
Men's enameled leather lace shoes.
sizes. worth 33 and 34.41.50.
‘ I
Women's Vicl kid lace shoes,
Girla' shoes, box calf and dongola. worth 31.25,—
ton
Girls‘ and children‘s felt sIlippcrIn. worth 50¢.--30c-
w" .44.. 'ha {5'
filth i
Don't neod to tall you there' a lot of time yet t'owear ’cm: the
weather is tolllng that‘IsIetter than anything Iclsc, could. Dont
need to tell you how good the shoes are: they'll do that them-
a-
i
Men's “Wear-proof" calfskin lace shoes, worth 32,—31.
narrow widths. broken
Boys’ lace shoes, satin calfskin. worth 3a.5o,-goc
Women's boir' calf lace shoes. worth 32.41.20.
Women's warml ined house-shoes. worth 75c and 3I.-5oc.
Women's fanny Warm slippers. felt and velvet. worth 31 Ito
Goodyear waited sols. worth
All!
. soc. '24,
db!
This is the biggest opportunity’yst.
Shoe Store.
at.
art.
graceful
of went.
spring Rugs. ' um the Victor.
These ought to be a batter
name than "talking-machine" for
this wondilrfui invention.
It sings. it plays all kinds of
music. it talks—and it does all
equally well. . . '
Come and hear lIoW well. 1
You may own one easily by
joining the Second Victor Club.
Come and learn hoW Easily.
Basement
HEAR THE NEW SONGS.
Tonight at 9. Mr. J. A. Calla-
ban. who sings popular songs;
(nrldI does it well» closes his cit.
ga'g'a'rnct'tt.
Come and have him sing any
song you care to hear.
No charge, of course—except
foritIiIe songs you like well enough
.. In. ' '~
,‘l‘hird floor.
Whit o the y that has
no warmth—the thin,’ poor
body that lacks the healthy
fleshsn‘d (at it nodal .
. Fo‘rs'oohwos} «that Scott's
Emulsion p the right
kind of scoot. Why ? Be-
cause Scott 3 Emulsion builds
firm. solid flesh and sup-
plies just enough fat to fill
nature' 9 requirements -- no
more. That méans bodily
warmth.
We‘ll send you a sample fraction mas-s.
scorr a sown...» sun aim. N's-vat.
W
srsrs'slr'esau.
From Decree of Probate Court of the
District of Fairiiaid.
Attorney General William A King
yesterday took an appeal for the state
from the decree of the court of rrobute
for the district of FalrileI': fixing the
succession tax the state from the
estate of Abner Bulkley. The probate
court In deciding on the amount do:
the state excluded from the calculation
securities of the vsiue of 360.,000 on
and handy of foreign corporation and
had nirendy' paid a tax In New York.
In r hikiay was a readout of fiatrdeid
the state claims that by reason of
unit residence all his personal proper
ty wherever situated. is subject to the
)5:nt Cycle 5 M“:
B. F. if .80
(lo. Mh
yea'rawit
H0 I”!!! hill
doctors; I you lying any parmar
seat. banal. Its aoys. "one night
While for exceptionally bad I was
about to at Mo s evening paper
“did “Nuns 12.33.33” '7
e a
Elihu“. ”gm mddedio‘ try It and it fit
Whip It i felt better after
donor After using two ass
Elna: I announcer and better than I
(lure Io my friends
and tattoos suffering from atom
'aoh "cable." '80“! by Clifford Phar
my: ‘ ' ' l ' ' ..
about.“ aouatusurs.
. 4 ao—n-s-n-
PARBllAIa COMING
Never In the history of the Amerl~
can stage has there been such a
triumph as was scored by “Paraifai. "
when It was produced In New York be-
fdre the greatest audIencethta country
user has seen; anchhss been the tri-
I mph of “Paraffai'ImI-rywhere great
est panics presentsdiia all its bastion.
It still dramatic action Interpetad by
to beat of pigeon. but the scenic pro
auction is couplets even unto the
smallest detail: The magnificent chor-
uses are am by the beat trained voic-
es tbs country can afford ‘Psrsltal"
will be the attraction astraordlaary at
oyt’a Them first Thursday night.
ad there should be an outpouring of
. attendance to proportion to the magni-
tude of the production.
AMATlilllR ARTISTS HEARD.
’l‘he liyrkIe-llsrdes (‘tmpauy gave a
most pleasing production of Little AI»
boats. at affoyt's Theatre. last. night.
All thosointho cast 'dld excellent work
and received merited applause. After
the performance 'therewns an amateur
contest? in titres handsome prises
w tea Were awarded as follows: James
silver. song: first prise; Waiter
Reeves. song. second. and Luke Dor-
noy.- clog dancing. third. The others
participating In the contest were Miss
Blanche Clayton. song: Fred Morris.
roading:l'red Bogarflua song; Her-
man litter. stone breaker; Herman lil-
ilott. song and dance; Herman. second
monoiagae and clog dancing. Tonight
‘ the company will close their engage-
ment with A Hidden Prime.
lid sIthtsIta'i' OF CANNID lll'.
sari msmeco Jan. so.-ItaIIrosd
freight officials have additional auric-
es insistive to Russia and Japanese
mean and canned beef shIpIIIents from
the east by way of “III port to ‘thely
respective military depots in the Or-
lent: Japan do orderl grot- fl”shipment
mat Italians City.0m memo-go
3.500 do of corned beef She has
aI *e’oiilracted in Cincinnati tor'
".000 bases“ bf mean beef: mums
coamryda asking Milo a Obi sen.
“Hymn Mud If:
ta. sooner mandala! mess
mater!!! Jar-amine
not“ Imaginary samba ‘ new“
mwm'wmnllllmm
museums-unmask-
Insole-WWII"! up to M? II
seas m m and
wwyu” mm an”
the ground that they were the stocks ,
lax Thlsli one of several similar
cases new tag before the courts of
this state '
cunso , sausrasmo rsu'
0..1uderedf0r tan &
am. of when for "nodular and with .»
ave lbetndmyasra. and i recommend w
mitten tho l‘alrlleld, courtly
answer by. that” am. of he allied
charges. or any alleged miscondutut
were committed by him In his char-
scter an attorney. The answer fol-
lows:
‘ "The said George W Carey. in
obedience to the order of I30 court.
appears In court and not’ .admlttlng
any of the said charges coilialnsd In
the complaint of the saldlgrievnnco
committee. respectfully re eaeoia to
the court that none of the cba'l‘sefl
as appears by said complaint. are of
any alleged mlrwonduct computed by
him In his cometer as an attorney at
law, or as an oillcer of the court. and
that the said charges are offenses 00l-
nisabis by the regular crirn tribu-
nals of the ‘aiate. and if proper y esiab
iished by a verdict of the Jury, are of
a’ degree punishable under the laws of
this state, by fine or Imprisonment or
both; that he never has been convict-
ed of any of the said alleged offenses;
that criminal proceedings upon the
same charges In part have already
been commenced against him. and are
still pending In the superior court of
New Haven county in this state, and
that the further prosecution of the
present proceedings during the pen-
dency of the said criminal proceed-
lngs in New Haven county would do-
prive him of his rights and prejudice
his Interests as the accused and de-
fondant in said criminal proceedings.
"lie. therefore respectfully subunits
and claims that the rule to show cause
In this proceeding should be dihehsrged
‘and that he should not; be further re-
quired to answer or show cause in the
premises.”
suasaloa cou arcALauoaa.
0—.—
Casaa Disposed of Yesterday Before
Judas Wllilam T. llmsr.
in the superior short calendar yes-
terday. the final report of the receiv-
r was accepted In the case of the
ercantlle Cooperative bank in the
matter of receiver.
In the case of the aidaey Novelty
00., Limited. vs. llaalon Ml. more
specific statements and bill of partic-
ulars were ordered in one week.
Frank Shea was appointed receiv-
ar III the suit of George D. Desi:
against. Ambrose Ii. Horton, and
bonds of "0.000. wlih surety. accep-
Peter Zawallnski was given per-
nIIIsalon to change his name to Peter
nlnr.
Specific ball of 38.000 was ordered
In the case of Beulamln W. White
as. Robert N. Knapu before the III
lag of an answer.
is the case of Wilmer C. Wheeler
vs. Harry II. Young for Judgment for
want of reply to answer to crolla-
complaint a reply was ordered In one
week.
The case of Dietrich Loewe et ai
vs Martin Lawler ethl. was before
the court on foot of resident dc.»
fondanta to strike sen record names
of“ non-resident: 4d dsnta
court after heariit‘g manta has
.ths case under cyanide ration 0n
plaintiff's motion “[3 for Wu: for
wet“ of answer in this case. further
pleadings or minor woo ordered with
In two weeks
In the case of Robert a: Clark ad
miafirswr v: William H O'Hara, on
not to ma em ltic a motion
is to be sled In if” M
Divorces were "granted In the fol
lowing cnaee: To Seth B. Toms from
Florence 1.. Tons. on grounds of de-
aertion‘: Ada G.‘ l.atson"frcm' George
ll. C, hatsou. with custody of child-
ren. on grounds of Intemperance;
Antonella Ssutonossc from Angola Ii.
Gantonoaso. with change of name
leases. Intempernnce; James Abern
from Elisabeth Ahern, with custody
of child; on statutory grounds; Lulu
i. Arnold from Henry Arnold. with
custody of child, for iniemperance.
TRYING To OTIR UP OHINIOE.
CANTON, Province of Kwang 'i‘ung.
China, Jan. '30. ~Piarards were posted
about this city during the night Incit
lag the natlvea to attack and burn the
Blistnlen suburb. which Is the Euro-
pean quarter. "The consuls have do
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
ALI. TNIQ'VIIIIaIt.
MIlt IVA 9.0?“
HIGH OLAN> VAMVILLE.
. Friday enmldtlis‘A‘lsIlaua.
Saturday are. «Hidden crlrae
l. a . 7
mm
”W I60: "fish's.” Monday
:94qu ,
HOYT‘S THEATRE
TN’3WV,PII4;
”Mandi“
table to the court, were ordered tiled. -
The.
shaded the protection .0! the viceroy..
W -
which we have prepared for you.
When you need a new Cor
styles for 1904.
86 Harrington Salient.
LOIWI MO‘l'l NI NO HEARD.
E'l‘ltoanti-Imus tlnltm tuted by i).
31100170 00 dipsfly, of Danbury.
against Martin Lawlor and others was
on the short calendar' list of the civil
superior court yesterday .the Inten-
tion being to have Judge Elmer hear
two motions one by the resident de-
fendants. to strike out the names of
the non resident defendania‘ and the
other by the plaintiff, seeking a Juds-
ment for failure to answer the coin-
pialut. When the case was called.
Judge Elmer paid to counsel: “'i re left
the files In your muiutudlnous suit In
Mlddietown. so it will have to go over."
FIGHT WILL BE BITTER.
Those who will persist In closing
their ears against the continual rec-
ommendation of Dr. King's New Din
covsry for Consuls Ion. will hays n
ion'g and bitter t with their. hon
bios. If not ended early by rate term
nation. Read what 'r.lt. Email. of
Basil. flint. has to any: “Last fall my
wife had. 0 3 tom of consump-
tion. Bbo k “Kings New Din
covsry‘ after everything else had fall-
tabloids out came at once and
tour bottlea entirely cured harp” Guns
antes-I by Frank Ii. Baxter. Itrugglst.
Fallon 500 and 31.00.1‘r1al betting fyee.
t This 1. the west to eat spacial:
Mackerel;- ton can buy them for we
lab. .
. tel‘las. 19c lb
Blue Fish Weak lists.
,. lash God. salient. suit.
all seuiog at maoasb
cl”? .
2 lbs for 2*}
.......'..'.L'( "‘4 l
7...
perfection. but each season thnifvl fictivalthe it
the famous R t G Corsets. it Is to flh'd {list the porfec‘tlon .. ,
the previous season has bsen ourp‘sssed. in nursercua details; '
N. a. Riyal!
I MUN
Blue.- 70 lb.
Hadggclf . 7c lb. ,
Marks .ké'oc. , 80 It.
a. s Iba for are
lilo lb.
4
Isl/yo lb.
toenI‘
‘Qs'R‘il
Ilt isn't a. “Section Sale."
p-u—g-s
SALE BEGINS SATURDAY MORNING. JAN. 3o. ANDI .
CLOSES THE FOLLOWING BATUQDAY NIGHITI. ". '
. 83-85 Washington Street.
South Mulls. 9°“?- '
" liiidi
sot qustI‘ told: a look at the it
‘..lo\“’
.. ’ \ h,“ 'aalslh
Idward P. was. oI'WIIIf
ad's brag atoI ,so, 9‘
D D
TIMI‘TA i; " ‘ "‘
In affect possmiapr 27.
LEAVE.
—.1
s: 253,4:m.'4:ser,é:4s, s: .
apex, 7:c7.7 m. newt
P tit-4:20; 5:40.
7: so 9: 55a.lozltl. .
LlAVi-N‘IW YT "
‘ "NO
A. If. Inflow.»
"303:. 8123.02.00! t :,ist to.
I .s
P. it-its:oa.1:ol 2:00;;
3:31;. 4: on 4: 04 4: 3'0 5:01;.
53.30 0:0“ I'sgoz, 7:00. :M'
5: on.
A Ir-Iifl'lwfi
7: “£3 8: I“. It: "351%
fire-II“. 7.
5 kid-arm 1*
some WA]. '
uawv
In the history of our merchandising nmong you there have
been many notable bargain events, but we will say this to you and
we say it honestly, that no such bargain opportunity has eyer M
offered to the trading public hereabouts as this big inventory ssIlIId “
It
isn't the advertising of a few apcc iais here and there. Such is on
far roaching importance of this ev out that every stock in the stars
contributes its best to main it the money saving event of the WW
year’s business. We have made such price reductions as will
crowd the store to the very doors each and every one of the sivaa .
days of the sale. Now we salt you to carefully'noto these redial?
tions. If you read you'll investigate; if' you investigate you’ll
i
.5 and new 'I
buy. not alone for your present no eds. but for a long time to come. '
Norwalk Chronicler