I removing then
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk sad vicinity: Fair to-
night and ‘Tllurs ay.‘ Colder tonight.
The disturbance that was in the Lake
region yesterday loaning, has passed
eastward. Ind is now central near Nova
ricotta. It produced light snow and
high winds in the northeastern sac-
iipnir. it is followed by an area of
h pressure and low temperature. A
sight disturbance is developing in
t southwest. Conditions favor for
this vicinity. fair and continued com
weather.
Unit will begin two weeks from to-
day.
bliss Emma Byxbee, of 23 Union
street, is ill with the grip.
hiisa Mary Adams, of Greens Farm.
is a guest of Mrs. lienry Bulkley. in
Norwalk.
-——Beat cuts roasting pork 10t-
llsyes’ market.
Arthur Pomeroy. of the United
flutes Cuba Company. spent last night
in Norwaik.
Company D will drill at the armory,
this evening. after which a company
m'ee'ting will be hold.
A meeting of Centr 1 Labor Union
will be held in the hal in south Main
street. tome night.
t—Dy'apepltia—ébane of human exist
«rim. Burdock Blood Bitters cures it,
promptly. permanently. Regulates anti
lobes the stomach.
The Norwaik iron Works ram
whs closed yesterday. to permit of re-
Dflrs to the back wall of the boiler.
Welcome Stronger Lodge. Sons oi
tit. George held a regular meeting last
night, routine business being transatt-
lit.
d-(lo to F l). Lawton' s It (‘0 :4 store
and try the Goodrich Food on demon-
stration there for several days.
Spring models in waists are now to
be seen at Road‘s. impossible to tire
er4ibe their daintiness here: read the
ill.
hire. David M. (‘orhett and David
Ferris havr returned home. after a
:4wo44mont'h’445 visit 'in Ripley. New
or
Louise Lodge. Daughters of Hermtih.
will hold a regular meeting this even
log, at Mystic Chain hall in Washing-
Ioll street.
-—-‘ll lbs. fresh or corned plate beef
25c fresh pork 10c lb. Hayes'.
The list Makeggf Society will hold
its monthly runner mesons this even-
ing. at the isobar Lyceum in Booth
Main street. ,
Professor D. A. stanton' s South Nor-
walktddnc'lng- clad: class will meet this
evening are o'clock at Irtoh Halt,
Madison Istreeb‘ "5
Contractorc well of Norwalk is
backing on 'ttailréad
Avenue New cannon used in moving
the ‘old factory building
«Goodrich Food Joe at all leading
grocers.
The annual conclave of Clinton Com-
mandery. Knightsg'l‘emplar, of Nor-
walk. will be held at MasonitWemple.
Wall street, Friday night.
The Girls' Friendly society of St.
Paul's Church held a regular weekly
meeting, tut. pight. at the town as.
sembly hall, Wall street.
Joseph B. Kingsland night watch-
man at the Connecticut Railway &
Lighting 4Companx:. Car-barn in
s
Woodward avenue resigned his
position. “'4
Mr. anti Hrs. [rt 'Cole will give a re
ceptl next Monday evening at lack-
wood Hall, NoMik in honor of their
daughters the Misses Annie and Alice
0019.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sniffin who have
been the guests of their son Arthur in
Railroad Avenue, New Canaan. the
past week. returned to their home in
Norwalk, Sunday.
—-Best cuts roasting pork '10c lb.
Hayes' market.
The tastier anagram“ :dmtntstnr:
tlon ’p’ah‘erir'dn
beec§401lthlldfllfi will be heard in
the orwal te Court, Saturday
morning at to o 'clock.
.ty'
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~4~4.4‘4 n4
.sriclst
Freshbr Corned
rim our
Both. -» .
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While-MARKET
to your habit-m .44 44
Any one of the half-dosan Demorosts that suits. will be doliv- ,
cred at once if you become a member of the Domoroat Club.
Such news as the news of this club is so far out of usual that i
it is worth ropestin This store controls tno Demorost chine
for Bridgeport. and Ell?” to sell moi: of them fit most than
‘ ever before. Hence club In being formed which era these ad-
vantages:
Choice of any style.
immediate delivery.
Easiest of easy payments.
Regular cash prices. as.
All that is required of club-members is payment of the mem-
bers ip fee of
ONE D OLLAR
and assent to the terms of payment with the furnia g of satisfac-
tory references. This done. the chosen machine is dol stored at once.
Every Demorest machine is of known cxdellcncc, the root of .
years has proved this) and in addition Is warranted for ton years.
this guarantee is as much a part of the machine as III.“ as of
the one at 835. Each mac eis also fitted with all attachmdnta '
for doing fine sewing; in b —Every Demorcst is a complete
Tho criminal court of
Judge light. ”acronyms w
a July.
pleaded guilty.
was committed by the Bridge
onths in tail.
is victims that he who collecting for
a worthy nrpose.
fan. of Norwalk, was given Ill
months In tall for theft of some cloth-
ing. The Norwslk court sent him up
for ten months, and be appealed.
Daniel lobachiln, oi Daisbury for
drunkenness. was given II can.
Milo Morgan, of Danhury, was com-
nIiItett for drunkenness tier to days.
latthew Farrell.
pleaded guilty to theft of some carpen-
rIi' tools and was tommiltetl for ten
ys.
Judge Elmer in the Superior court
yesterday heard arguments “iii the case
of William Suggett against the Key-
atone Construction Co.
petition of Emma .l. Nararnore against
Frank J. Naramore was nest on the
list but wise not ready.
in the court of Common Pleas yuter-
.lay the cases of Abram N. Diedriclt vs.
Edward K. Dean, executor, and hiary
I. Diedrlck against the same. were
settled for trial and court adjourend
until today.
Formal notice of appeal in the case
against Peter Kelly, who was convicted
oi murder in the second degree. has
been tiled by Attorney it). P. Hall. coun-
sel for the prisoner. Attorney Hall
,flr 'pdsa'cssos great merit. being
the only remedy for. throat and
lung dlificultiss thailct'fects thor-
ough .curos without‘icavlng the
manbranes weak and sensitive.
the fault with all other medicines
for these ailments. .4
I if there is anything the matter
with your throat or lungs that is
curable, Linoninc will cure you.
if you are suffering from a cough
or cold iLinotIlnc will relieve you
quicker and picaadnter than any-
thing else you can take. If you
are run down or suffering from a
ilarry Tryoo. wm'
rt ctW
court for four months. on a 0 Ir” M .
obtaining money under false pretenses * 4 5 .4 .4 ,
from Frank litter, Leo Lyon and other .
welt-known merchants. was given three ' .
Tryon reproaoatsd to
0'" Bridmfl. .l-. '-' r-I .A i'
The divorce
For illustration:
N0 16 DEMOREST—
er-pulls.
Entire cabinet of hi
360 machine.—
NO 3% DEMOREST-
lift. drop head. ball bearl‘fi4
Y
A machine that in finish and
.
lhir
~ GRIINWICTI'I NEW I'l'ATiO4N.
Erection to Iag'ln .3at Once, and Build.
in?!“ be Godlpletod July 1. '
The raphlc learns that the new
station at Greenwich is to be built
nearly opposite the depot on the north
aide of the track and is to be a one
story building constructed of bull
brick and provided with It porte
oochere. The outside dimensions are
”slim feet; the waiting room 20x40
feet. The station is to be equipped
‘wtih toilet facilities. baggage rooms.
ticket-office and all that goes with a
modern st .Grancltthic- platforms
are 10 no i d it is also proposed to
construct an bVarhead footbridge con-
necting the new station with the west;
bound station on the‘ncrth side of the
track.
The contract for the building has
been given out to Horton s Heming-
way of Providence.'who are building
the Bridgeport depot.
The plans for the overhead foob
bridge have been d wit and approved.
and are now in the do of the chief
engineer. The work will begin as soon
as the weather will pennit. and when
it is started will be rushed through to
completion within six months it is
expected that it will be finished about
July 1.
The railroad company does not con-
template building a station on the
north side of the track as this is con-
aldored large enough to accommodate
the present.
The health of the small boy shows It
great! niprovement dn4rlng44 the skating
mt.
.1 4 . ..' n,
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I F :
‘ . gt . 75%!
I more
7. IE" ' *
the Greenwich patrons of the road for 4
-ilicient high-grade sewing machine.
Latest upright automatic til i, drop head. full ball bearings,
five drawers. XVith Century quartered oak finish. recessed draw-
Looks as well and does its work as well as a 8440 machine—
825 ..oo
NO to CABINET DEMOREST—
Handsome five-drawer cabin ct with latest upright automatic
s.late st attachments.
lished oak and equal to the usual
3.5 cc.
High-arm. ball bearing. box top. light strong frame. automatic
bobbin winder. self-threadtn shuttle. 3 drawer cabinet of polished
Intique oak complete set 0 attachments.
quality and capability is the
equal of the regular $30 machine——
818.50.
But come and get information at first hand and see how easily
and finely the Demorest does its work.
iloor.
l‘lIe llorltni Dry (bob iii. litigation. 6t.
_ she hears her husband‘s memory that
7 rock econ prefers one.
Rev. Vincent Dillo’nlo Milli Itsy in’
hit at Least 15 Days Herr.
After languishing in TM sfan‘ its
comber 21. Rev. Vincent Dillonh. the
Polish priest from Witérblt water
my took the poor debtor'il‘ hop-
Ing to get his release but the" process
did not work toward that and. Die
Ionle went to jail in liaison of a inde-
ment of I300. obtained ’agslnat hill
in the district court of Waterbury. The
plaintiff in the case web a young aro-
man who belonged to his church and.
has been paying Sheriff Dildham It.“
each week for the prisoner‘s board.
The oath was administered by Jun
tire. of the Peace Charles Kleiner la
the. presence of Attorney Bauby on
Waterbury. counsil for the plaintiff.
and attorney 8. B, Martin, counsel for
the err-priest.
After the prisoner had taken the
oath he was prevented from leaving
the Jail._notloe being given by MW
ney Bunby that-he would ask for a
review of the case. This .is substan
Iiaily an appeal. The Waterbury
lawyer has 15 days in which to ask
for a review and lb days longer may
elapse before the review is made.
Meanwhile the plaintiff in the case is
content to continue payment of the
board bill of the ex- communicated
priest
MANCHEITEI’I‘OLDIBT MAN
”DMD. ' ‘
MANCHESTTIR, ..Feb 3 .—James
Brynn. the oldest reildont of this vicin-
lty. dibd at his home in Oakland today.
He ”3.9.8 m of. Ice
. this stands wlth an eutirel
'tbewaitoi'orolm'flfi
Wasting disease Linonine will
build you up and restore your
strength. It is an honest, straight-
forward medicine. rich in curative
properties. and bound to do you
good.
, Linoninc at all drug stores-25.
54o cts.. IIL
said yesterday morning that the appeal
would be perfected. The case now
goes to the Supreme Churt of Errors
for argument at the April term.
a—u—s.
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CUPID sac soattolb.‘ MONGIRI.
LONDON. Feb. Laotian“ F‘rohman
gave a copyright , performance last
night of Ernest Denny's new comedy.
"Cupid and the Beandal- Mongers." in
which Henry Miller opened to New
Haven. Conn. yesurday evening under
the little of "hiss Pmbdaos.‘
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POPULAR AMUSEMENTS. ,
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POPULAR sweeteners.
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A GREAT ATRAU'l‘lON.
Never in the history of the theatri-
rsl world have the managers of Anter-
lea met with such nppoaltlon in the
transplanting of n gigantic play from
foreign shores as was the case in‘ Par-
sifai. " Their every effort was met with
opposition on the. part-cf Madame Coat
tIna Wagner. the widow of the geulla
who gave "Parallel" to the worm. hia-
damo Cosimo Wagner state the death
of the great master has resigned su-
preme as the antocrat or the foativsl
theatre at Bayreuth. and it. Is supposed
to be out. oi the gum love and respect
she objected to the performances 0t
“Paraifal” in this country. By statue.
.How'ever it shrewdly is Issuer-fed till!
‘Ie American doilum stitch. were at-
. button to Bayreuth. (or many were
In . only place in whip). “‘Parsttal was
presented by the. great work was as-
relied to be the incentive However
tilts may have been. this is the first
your "Parsiful" has been seen in Am-
erica. and Frail Wagner fought the
production. ii in not alone in the
courts of our land thatthis widow has
been engaged in controversies over the
music. of her husband. She has, as the
only woman director of a European -
..lheutre set half the famous singers oi
the ttuulilltlll by the aorta. and has
even iIIIoiI't-d onuliy in qualrels. Dur-
ing the lifetime oi Wagner his wife
was noted for her .Iuild concessions
to all of his wishes. and for lhe ever
helpfuladvico that she gave him. Up
on the death. of the. composer. how-
evu‘ her attitude at once became dif-
feuent and. she, has been absolute in the
Ielgn of her Ibihlatlue kingdom. 'l‘bo
Amorttun managers triumphed at last
however. as they thought ‘Parelfal"
too great a work to be Inclined to one
spot where only a lavored few who
had thousands of dollars to spend in
the pursuit of pleasure and recreation
were able to witness ille- noble drama
atlc poem. and the. stupendous success
which crowned the production in New
York proved the right of the stand
they had taken. “Pursifal” will he
seeen at Hoyt‘s Theatre. tomorrow
, night with a wealth of stage settings.
a superb cast. and with the wonderful
Wagnerlan choruses. snag by the best
vnlcaa the musical .world can turn“
it will be the theatrlt sl evqrt of years.
and scans who loves the drama of mu-
ale. can she to miss this poetic story
of the Holy rail. .
“HUMAN HEARTS.”
“Till”. Nearer". will be presented
to tumble“. Mr. W. a. item nkwvllla.‘
hi [that expense. land
views for the new soon“ taken in the
hills of Arkansas. in the locality where
the scenes or the play are“‘i“all‘~ “seas
to ,baye
posaib be. These D
turned over to the scenic artist. and
local color to any at the
artist acquired an anvil
from the villas. hitc‘r-‘lE p,t that - '
were once lined by In
Torn inscribe holy of theater‘s
n Hearts.” in all. its new scenic -_4 1‘
splendor. will be noon Saturday. Febru-
'E
ary a mattress and night.
W4. 7
mr atlas. aavsilpa“
or
Rewndow ' u
s. Jr..4 has ral-
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outw-
HOYT'S THEATRE.
THURIDAY. Ill. 4.
One Performance only.
EXTRA—SPECIAL.
First Time Here. 4
The pillar. TRIUMPH of tho reas-
INT NEW voaK season.
RICHARD waoultn'a naaar MU-
sic-Deana.
PARSlFAI.
‘I’HE uve‘ric mm or THI
new oasIL.
IN ’CENTURIII.
Presented with hit of ills Origin-l
WACN‘NAN HUNG.
interpreted by a special orchestra sar-
odby the company and a superb
A c.I4e4onic Production of Unparaltod
w... ”u u”. .
ROTC—Positively no one sound after
Uillp rm.
PRIOPIC. 500. 780 81.00.”- 31.50.
ROYT’ B THEATRE.
IATDKDAY. FED. I‘l'H.
MATINIK .AND NIGHT.
MR. w. I. NANKEVILLI 3
Announces the Nevar-Ooaolng success
HUMAN HEARTS
An ldoalia’od “cry of Life In the Ar-
kInaoa HI
Prudent-d with
A csssructr ottoastt conesuv.
Superb Ioonlo .onaltloaa
mounted Magnitude
PRlClI—Mailnoo. 16c and 25c; Ivon-
lng. as. IIc and oils.
Ioals on sale 3 days In advance of
show. '
FEM Flil
when. set-nos. 40.0th
ounce aattsou, 12:41...
spam-It Hackers]. Walk rise. also
one. run. list-grits. annot- rm, ais-
“IMM. 4 .
is on stroll use mesa. all stuns, at
Will we. ,. .
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THE MOST STUPENDOUO BUCCIOO *
M Fictional. lithe, tetra her”
be low prisoners in the dock
The Greatest oi Insane ‘
our Yearly " Inventory-f till i
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In the history of our merchandising imorlg you flute Til“
been many notable bargain ovonts.‘ but we will say this to you Ind
we say it honestly, that no such bargain opportunity has over
offered to the trading public hercabouts as this big invohtory
which we have prepared for you. .It isn‘ t a "Section Sale."- Ti ,~ w
isn' t the advertising of a tow specials here and there. Such is tits 3 ‘
far reaching importance of this event that every stock in the M .
contributes its best to make it the money saving event of the villi“: 4
year' a business. We have made such price reductions as viii '«
crowd the store to the very doors each and every one of the sash"
days of the sale. Now we ask you to carefully note these redisc-
tions. If you read you‘ll investigate; if you investigate you‘D".
buy. not alone for your present needs. but for a long time to Mini.”
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ssur. acorns ss'runosv MORNING. JAN '30. sec
cnoscs rm: rostojwrlrc SATURDAY nicer. . [‘ .
88-86 Washinhton Street.
South Norwafls.Conn.4 4 “ 4...
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, The Art. ‘~ .. '- , ‘ *-
«of corset melting may year to’ hive reached absdiuil
perfection. but each season when we receive the newlines of ,,
the famous R a 0 Cornell. it is to find that the perfection of
the previous season has been surpass‘ed in numerous details. . .
When you need a new Corset just take 'a look at the new ,
styles for 1904. '
II. E. Imm ' ,,:r~
so Washlirgtoa Street.
roars (blurb i. ,'
Gil-0cm cH FOOD-1
THIS NEW BREAKFAST FOOD
IS A PLEASANT SURPRISE
TD EVERYONE.
In nounmmra .4” II n nucleus
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Whit if mass m mam '
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c ity. Titesday. February I, at 11.:
.3 » the “.lforthe purpose urn-tag
M Wilbur holding'the next state'-
‘ conference In! MW“T’*
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