[ agile and Proprietor.
“EBAY. FEB. 3. 1904.
Almanac for Tomorrwv.
‘tlde. it midnight: 12:“ p, m.
r . 7:07 a. m.; new. 6:20 p. m.
NINO IINTINIL TELEPHONE
‘53.. . CALLI.
Holland Residence.
" noes Office.
ltorlal Room. ‘
h Office, Norwalk.
A HEALTNV CITV.
if’llho report of Health Officer Dr. H
atom. published yesterday in The
‘ ‘ oi, shown that the death rate ill
Norwalk is phenomenally low
J city, which argues that under
Ii'preleni sanitary laws antl regula-
that it Is the best city in the
,. ty in which to live from the stand-
’I t of health. There are only very
I places In the county where the.
'II lower, these being confined to
I‘rural towns.
Igl‘llo death rate is lower in South
Walk than In the rest of the (oldl
malty 2.9. This is due to the thor-
mg]: and practical system of looking
, one contagious and Infectious diseas-
as". These are safely quarantined and
fill that the latest sanitary inetllotls
m. is done to preront further com-
. icatlon of the disease. The death
, I can 'so the Health Oflicer states.
.n’HoIJtillI further reduced in both Nor
1 quail: and South Norwalk by the build-
Iof an Isolation hospital where pa
ts could receive the care which
M peed without any possible danger
_ contaminating tlle disease to other
la. '
II We report states that undoubtedly
some of the lives lost during the past
year'oould have been saved had there
law such an institution. in view of
this fact the city would be morally
Wily of manslaughter if the building
. of‘auch an institution is delayed long-
“ than necessary.
Ihyalclans will state that there are
cases where llfeds sacrificed be-
it is absolutely impossible that
WI patients can have the same care in
their homes which they would have
I la. a well-regulated hospital. Disease
Wins are no respctters of persons
: add no one is immune from the attacks
' contagious disease which make an
, visitations to almost all commit
"T‘il‘ti tea... The fact that the previous
. “(LI and regulations of
. ’pjllyard have proven so wise as to re-
it.
ill .i
v .
fufither reduced ,
.E‘he fact that so few recommenda-
tioils are made shows that South Nel-
’ lit is in almost all respetts an ideal
from a sanitary standpoint. it
. he made even more so. by foi-.
.‘W the directions of the Health or
"Iatltrn.
us make It an ideal t‘lty ill t-very
LV
Norwalk has reason to be
th
I" d of its record for morality dur-
7.the past year.
1.07 arrests out of a population of
t 8..000 Many of these arresti-
bee‘n of tramps and transients fi_\
:IIIIghts and handlers. Unfor
iv the report does not show just
percentage of the alrests were
[poople btlt even if they oil were.
:uId be a very small number. '
r3
{1.2.
grouadhog saw his shadow yes
. when he enlarged from his bar-
the around and returned to take;
. «stream evidently. isms.
and roblns have been seenl t
part: of the state
-—~...__.__
good to hear from Uncle
' Ivlohnsoa. of Middle HaddalIn. i MwIpuld like to know before we bliy all '
01' What. He has been re-
silent of late but he now
. .fillh’the statement that we
y
' summer for _.crops
”if”
my _.md—=' muslin-4 namwauotaaaoaarauta.
“m “d 3° "V" '3‘“ lClalm Tllay Have to Walt Without Pity.
-‘ .ilotelt Cliffor
W of dinners and ban-
' and casino
} , y, WAILI.
ml MOTEL IMA-
$I Int-tram .
Edwin N. Lilli
of South Nnrllalli.
writes: "I tried a small
bottle of Linonine for a
bad hacking cough which
refused to be cured by
ordinary medicines. and
seeing an improvement.
I secured another bottle.
and was entirely cured
after haying used only
one-half of the second
bettle. Linonine is a
first-class remedy and I
recommend it high]
Edwin N. Carr. ti I'll- h
street. South Norwalk.
Conn.
At all drug stores—25.
so cts.. Sr.
~a
. ., . - .-_.._ .52. .._.
as victors. The local men are an all
around bunch of good players. and they
have team work which brings their ill-
divitlllal work to the highest point.
New Haven has a policeman with
Nile green hair and whiskers. What
a fine appearance he will make Oil St. .
Patrick's day. it is said that thls pol
cttlisr color of his hair was caused by
medicine which he has taken.
The action of John Tryon in present-
ing to the Historical Society a valuable
historical document. yesterday, de—
serves emulation from others who have
such things in'thelr possession
The situation In the Fat East does
not seem to be getting any better as
time passes. Both Russia and Japan
are talking peace very fast, but getting
ready for war a great deal faster.
Dr Harry E Bates. of this cltv has
s.» .54?“ f it I l Hf", T. I
I . I I ,\E o
' 33H.
mu ‘
T I 'lm.’ “III I
know the r:2l
the household.
and woodwork.
wry
nu...-
Those Who Know Soap. Know
unlight
Test Sunlight as you will. use it as you wish.
compare it with other scape. and you will then
is oi’
Acts like "logic on dirty clothe.
- ass row "LAUNDRY" CHAPE Lugguolt'l:
this wonderworkor in
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MISS WOOLEY SPEAKS.
Address by the President of Mt. Hoi-
yoka Seminary on “Culture."
As guests of the Plymouth Chllltll
Ilatdies‘ Aid Society. over 200 members
and friends of the New Haven Congre-
gational (‘lub gathered last evening.
.lnd enjoyed the delightful progruln pro .
vltlcd. At the conclusion of supper.
the exercises in the clliirch were taken
up. during which W. H. Law read a paw
per on "Correct Methods of Raising
(‘hllrt-h Revenues."
The feature of the evening was llll
address by Miss Mary E Wooley. pres-
dent of Mt. Holyoke seminary. who
spoke on culture as an exponent of
character. lll- this, Miss Wooley tie
plored the neglect of Greek and em-
shaslzed the privilege of teaching the'
Bible.
At. the table of honor Were Dr. and
been eletted president of the state'
veter‘ilialy association. The vetelluill
[es showed wisdom in their choice.
FASHIONS.
i
it it. not uncommon to hear lnqulriee i
the Health | these who are about to wing theli way
has the death rate to the low figure mm material- now than it is to have
i113 should girt- confidence in the:
oflpoaltlon that. by complying with i :‘outh and will nave inim dlute it: 9 tot
filr other suggestions lt tould be still;
7 yellow
they all I! be followed without . ings illt- seen in the new lotion goods.
, "it the sheer t’allrics. giving them a lit‘
:Il lac front thtli sheer look
.llcs (I WllCSt numes'
' but perhaps the prettiest of them all
There have been . weer it only indoors now,
lltl so light in weight lIltil you cannot
. runny lndtt s Willi can aftolt'l s. It.
;one of the vet) best imitations l have
.,_ ve r
‘ is We often speak of them the tom
‘the folded edges.
Rut-hinge promise to be quite a “'3' ,
little nap of six weeks. Spring aims of the tomlag season's gowns.
iadvance materials the manufactumrs
loapect it to be a hot one. But when
{buying the sheer orgaadies and than.
springand a record- ties don't forget“ that the light root
as i
IIfrelght handlers employ
“°‘°°“°d East River. The grievance of the men
lls chiefly from the fact that they have
for psrasols these days—of course from'
to a stlnnler c.linle
It is a great deal unfit to blly stim-
them made up now. if no is going
thin gowns all well and good. flat for
we or here—d should r‘nthcl wuit
Haven't yeti tried to name some or
the new yellow shades—called tllttzl
everything that would indicate a light
llltt (Iltllll ((lll\(‘_\’ the rigtlt
~llililt-1' Do you know about the new
nalana shade of yellow: Perhaps it
was that yotl law.
How mllth the rite effects ol fictit-
Sell-color cords. too. run. through many
.lt fit: illtss oi body lllll detracting
We have a score of fashionable fab-
‘v"oile is it putt.
would
but when
the summer comes you will see some
.tsutiful gowns of it out bf doors.
The new mercerlaed i'nbrlc flO glossy
is silk voile. Of course one
tell it from silk will be worn it a good
it is
seen.
the protection collars and tanks, or.
I'm are with us for another seuso
They will be a great saving to the silk
g'cwn which so soon wears out on
'partlcuiarly the gown 'nf plain cloth.
y weaves there are among the plain
colol‘O’
Are we to have. a cold stlmmel 0| 3
hot one? That is what some of us
our slimmer gowns. Judging by the
truck is indispensable in any season.
for Floats to Land.
NEW YORK. Feb. ix hundred
by the New
rkNew Ha aev n a Hartford Railroad
have 'gnlité on a strike for higher wages.
They are employed at the piers on the,
had “to stat without pay. when the
floats were stayed in bringing cars to
be unloaded. They have been receiv-
ing twenty cents an hour for the ac-
tual time employed. but now dama‘nd
ItIvtssty-ltve cents an hour for the enttrr
I!
rm.
IADANCIND OLA“ RECEPTION.
II and Mrs. l-‘.
E Htll'lzhnl‘il. 1
wind Walter ll. Law.-Ncw Haven Reg.
And have you noticed how many pret- ‘
Mrs. Mclmne. Miss Mary E Wooley.
Mr. and Mls William E. Downes Ml
R Bliss, Mr atld Mrs.I
‘rank l). Saunders. the Rev. Mr. Prell
rise. the RtlI Mr Yitlc, MI. and Mrs.‘
c. a. Poole. ll. w. rilnt‘
' Ester. i
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WELCOME TO BRIDE AND GROOM.v
i
Reception in Taylor Avenue in HonOr'
of Mr. and Mr. John H. Wolsalt—
Many Handsome Presents. :
t A reception was held at the real
deuce of Mr. and Mrs .lohn Weiss-ll. 1
Taylor thnuc Monday evening llll
honor of the mum of their son. John
H “'cist-it and his bride. who was.
formerly Miss Lillian May Iicagnn’
from their wedding trip.
Tile house was prettlly decorated for
the occasion with cllt fiowvrs and pot-
mt plants and dlirillir. the evening an
elaborate collation was served to the
tllt'filil.
The ucwly-laa‘rrietl couple received
‘ll-ill)’ handsome presents on this oc-
casion. including a silver ica set.
him: dinner set. china ica‘ act. gold
spoon with picture of old iowll house
table linen bed room suite chain-h.
pictures. th’nlhflH‘ dollars in gold:
from shopmatea of groom. ten dollars!
in gold. lace curtains. lamp.‘ and other‘
articles that can ‘only be appreciatedi
hy a bride that is to begin house-
keeping.
Those present included Mr. and Mrs.
li‘. (‘. \Velscit. Ml‘. and Mrs. Michael
Manly. Mr. and Mrs. .loltn Welsclt,
\tlr. and Mrs. II. Leonard. Mr. and
Mrs. w. R. Cahill. Mr. and Mrs. H.
Paxton_ Mr. and Mrs. Henderson. Miss
Marguerite Elwood. Miss Kathryn El~
wood. Miss Martha Paxton. Miss Mae
guerite Murray. and J. Welselt. H. .I.
'nxton. .l. Howe and T. Clark.
SHOOK HER APRON AT DEER.
Tun. Apalaon Frightened it Away Out
ItCama Back Anal".
HIGGANUM. Fob. 2.-As Mrs Ape!-
son. who lives on Depot Hill Opened
her door Monday afternoon she was
surprised to see a full- -grown deer gas-
,dng at her- Shaking her apron at the
animal aha frightened it away. Going
down the hill it crossed over the mead-
ow and Hlmnnm Creek to Swan's
Hill where lt disappeared in the woods
Shortly afterwards the deer came
back accompanied by a half~grown
fawn and paw! Mrs. Apetsoa's house
' tl'casc for same.
and disappeared over the hill
ABSOLUTE
litilllllt CARTELS LITTLE
Slim
lie sluilt
WESTPORT FIRE DIOTRiCT.
Report of District Committee Showed
No Signs of Settlement With the
Water Company.
There were about tiiirty present at
the annual met-ting oi" tut- “ttstpor.
l‘rie District held Monday evening In
the Opera House This number was ill
creased over previous meetings. but
no where near as large as it should
have been. considering the importance
of the meeting.
Robert W. Post was chosen chair
man lllltl William J. Wood, the secrc~
ial'y of the district, acted in the ca-
pacity of clerk The report of the Dis-
trict Committee l‘. M. Raymond. Tho
ulas Quinlan and Lloyd Nash. was
telltl.
This report told of the unsettled con-
‘ ditlon of affairs with the Westport Wa-
ter Co.. but this had failed to appear.
lIIt‘ out) concession that the former
would maki- Wile the adding of five
.tddltlonal llydranis without any in-
tuit the annual rental
for the fifty in use. or ally more added
should be 830 [it'l' year per hydrant.
The report of the treasurer. William
E. aNsh, showed a balance of about
llvo hllndcd dollars in the treasury.
The election of a district committee
was rather diml'llll as no one seemed
desirous of accepting the position.
:8enaior Nash arose and stated this
this year the chairmanship should go
to the East Sallgatuck district and
Thomas Quinlan was elected.
Senator Nash refused to take the
ofiltc and In T l‘. Shams was elctt
ed to the offite. The olcttlon of a com
mlitecman from the South Sallaattlck
district came next. Frank M. Ray-
mond. who has served the district for
sevreal years from this district, stat-
ui that he would not serve another
year. E. C. Smith was elected but he
refused. Other names were proposed
but none satisfactory to the rlleeting
.and the meeting adjourned without
electing the third comlnlttcemun.
John W. Gault yids eletied tollec-
tor and J. Fred Cannon ticasulc
SECOND CEREMONY PERFORMED.
ROME. Feb. 3.——lt‘ollowlng the civil
marriage at the capitol yesterday by
Prince Colonna the mayor of Rome. the
Rev. M. Thompson, of the American
Church here. today officiated at the
religious marriage of Miss Elsie Jack-
son of Washington. to Deming Jarvis,
of Boston In the apartments of the
brides mother Mls J. P. Jackson H.
W. Jackson gave his sister away, and
the Duke. Delmonte was the best man.
Many beautiful presents were received
by the young couple anti there was a
profusion of flowers, About fifty
guests were present. including Mr. a d
Mrs. Fearing and Mr. and Mrs. lli l-
house. of Newport. .
FlRE lN WALLINOFORD.
WALLINGF‘ORD. l-‘eb. 3—A dwelling
house owned and occupied by John
Gorlwoslti on East street caught fire
early today by the explosion of a lamp?
and was destroyed with all its con»
tents. A frozen hydrant hampered
the firemen in their work. The ions is
nearly covered by insurance of 81,100.
The house of Nicholas Comerferd ad-
ioialng also caught fire but was only
slightly damaged.
Any man with spirit would be a kick.
or if he had a main job.
brilliant
ILIITBII PILLS must beat
I
ilstrate .lermoll and at the same timcf
all“;
.‘ LII ' .
i > \
¢ .‘ l.
P“
.I ‘ rlLL vases malt luln‘rao. , .
. . . .
.‘Drtlulat and Clark are held in Ialt
for Court.
Charged with infringing upon the
bade-mark of Carter'- Little Liter
Pill Company. Joseph Orldlth. a drug-
gist at the southeast cornel of l'iltL
venih and Vine streets. was held in
$500 bail fol court today by Mas-
fflrlfutllu clerk. Joseph t). Fore. was
held in ”00 ball for Coilit on the same
charge and also for selling certain
articles the sale of which Is plohlblt-
ed by law
The men were arrested this morning
upon warrants issued by Magistrate
ermon at the Instance of Brent tiomi.
No. 130 West Fifty-seventh direct.
l2 Jumel Terrace. New York lepre-
solitatives of the Carter Company
They stated that the latiel had spent
is 000000 ill advertising and getting
their label known and did not purpose
to permit others to reap the benefits.
used by tlrifflih is an exact Milli. F“
name.
off on the would be purchaser of Car-
the labels, and held that it was evi‘
dence of a deliberate attempt to dc.
ceive.-—Phlladelphia Telegraph. Jan.
27. 1904.
NO POLICY BUT HOME RULE.
Speech From the Throne.
LONDON. Feb. :l.-"l-‘or
lernative policy to Home Rule." ucclar
ed John Redmond. the leadel of the
irish Parliamentary party. In the
House of Commons today as he iesuln-
ed the debate on the address in lcply
to the speech from the throne.
Redmond proceeded. ill a speech of
great length. to detail the various grie-
snpport by promising an alternatlve
policy to Home Rule.
Because the Irish obtained a vain-
lbe evils of past government some pet
sons seemed to thlltk that the Irish
question was shelved; btit no conces-
sion could weaken the demand for self-
'o\'crnmenl. 0n the cotltriln. t-lery
concession they had obtained or lll‘glll
obtain would be used for Iilt' l'irtm-i-
ance of the contest for Home Rule.
NATIONALIST MEMBER RESIGNS.
- LONDON. l-‘eb. :i.—— William J. Duffy
Nationalist member of Parliament for
lion in the hands of the irish l’arllil
ulcntary pllrlyI
be caused at Daronport. by the bank-
ruptcy of John buckle. (.‘oliscrvatlvc
against whom a receiving order was
made today. William Duffy is hollor
ary secretary of the hand League. Nu-
tlonal League. National Federation.
United lrlah lseagtit- ultd County Gal-
way Gaelic Athletic Association.
CHENEY BROTHERS REDUCE
WORKING HOURS.
MANCHESTER. Feb. 3.-—Notices
were posted in the velvet department.
of Cheney Brothers' silk mills yester-
day announcing that. beginning today
seven hours will constitute a day‘s
work. The hours will be from 8 in the
morning until 4 in the afternoon. Six
hundred employee are effected. Lack
of orders is believed to be the cause of
the curtailment of working hours in
the mills“
New York. and Charles C. Orcutt. No.I
The label in question is a small o to:
containing a large letter l.. and the one ,
ccpt that lt-does not contain (‘arti-r'sI
The prosecution showed how easily‘
the imitation product could be palmr-dI
ter'a pills. owing to the similarity of.
Jena Redmond Raaumda Debate on
the Il’lSIll
party there is no such thing as an al-“
Mr. ‘
vancos oi .reland. incidentally lniorm-I
.ng the Liberals that it was a delusion '
to suppose they could count on truth
ablc act last. year remedying some of.
South (lalway. has placed his rcsignaw
Another vacancy will:
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'3 and Greens
l
ll Dress Goods
Opportunity
We purchased at a speciallu low
price. lwentu-live pieces of all wool
SPRING DRESS GOODS in hand-
some mixtures. Glens. Browns. Blues
This material will make. ideal small
walking skirts or suits—40 inches
wide—all wool-ereaulnl price 500
Our Price 31¢;
'STEAMER KAISER WILHELM LATE' NEW ENGLAND MILK PRODUCERS
’ NPW YORK. Felt.
tier (lrosse whith sailed [tom 8 “v
smpton and (lherbourg. January
3- -Th9 NOT”l Corporation Proposed to Distribute
tlt- llntlu i loyti steamcl Killsel Wilhelm .
Milk to Beaten Consumers.
BOSTON. Feb. 3.-—A special meeting
Zl.ioi the New England Milk l’rodllcers‘
3 had not been reported from Nantucket ' Association was held today at the Ame-
Lightship up it) It) tl'tlot'k today.
TU rican House in this city f0l the puipose
.have equalled her best round the hicll-ioi considering a proposition to form a
"101
llglitsliip at l'.: 20 a m. yesterday
was due to reach Sandy HOOK colporation the object of whit ll Would
N" be to distribute the milk to the ton
anxiety is felt regarding her Hillel! Mummers in Boston instead of filming
.she Is no doubt encountering the se-
lcre weather reported by other steam- ntial meeting several weeks ago.
it ovel to the contractors. At the an-
a
mm which have arrived during lht‘ Dushcommittee of fifteen was appointed to
. Week or more.
BRANDY CAUSED LEAD POISON:
‘ l
N6.
BUDAPEST. Hungary. Feb.
report at today's session upon the pro
i Ject
l
‘J.—An .
epidemic of lead poisoning has brok-.
en out in the villages of Obroasa Mar-
ga and Glunboka in KrassoSzort-ny
countyLas the result of drinking brandy
made in lead lined stills. Over a bun
tired persons were poisoned and a num-
ber of them are dead. The distillers
claim that load-lined stills give a high-
er degree of alcohol than other kinds
, of SUITE}
JUBILEE OF ORDINATION.
ROME, Feb. 3 ..—Rev Father William
Whitmee. rector of the English Catho-
lic Church here. better known in Ame-
rica as general of the Pallottini Order.
celebrated the jubilee of his ordination
to the priesthood today_ receiving
many presents. including the auto-
graph of we Pope on a photograph. a
gold dessert set from Dowager Queen
IMargharita and checks from England
.aud America amounting to 91.600.
_
time and have your handkerchief
GOFF'S SYRUP cures col
Those are reliable family r
OUR TEAS AND COFF
with the
ourselves
, y'all are
the opinion that w
a-
COFF_E
CALL 58-2.
000D THINGS TO EAT.
perfumed.
ds. croup and lung affections.
emedies—as CTS. BOTTLE.
EES make friends ovary day.
c «#91030
GOFF’S HERB BITTERS tone: up the system and prevcn ts. Grip.
GOFF'S OIL LINIMENT cures bruises. cuts and lamenes s.
Seymour’ SStore
We keep particular goods. for particular people. and the popularity of our store is attained by
the quality of the goods we sell and the service we give to our patrons.
We have added to our stock the most complete line of Perfumes and toilet articles to be found
in' town and every article is guaranteed to give satisfaction ormoncy refunded. Stop in at any
at
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Have you tried them?
While there to at; much said about BUTTER ours gains favor and holds the lovers of the
sweet. “article. flay coat a little mart. but fin Eta quality. counts.
' or them Youh‘ocdva. we invite you to call on us; we flatter
If you are dissatisfied
”.7. wallet tradition entrant
l lhx either line we can offer you qualities moat amllant and prleaa tilt owoat. Other low priced specials for
this will. . -
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iVory Tuqnumgallkladgpar pound .............. . .......... . .i‘........ ........ . ................. 38c
. Don't forget to aalt about these presents. Em. ‘ 4*
v Ilgln Creamery IutItor. par to. . .
isTZI Onamcbsuanheaadmlldlb. ..
1:. AAW‘.’ in. sale .
'I la Hams. pol-ta. ............... . ...............
M ' M‘4’“ -- , 18? ’\ - " Non-roll Iraakflat Cocoa. boat, 20o
" . 3;,qu ' ' ' u. -’W.“M Iaaxon Wheat Food. per pkg, ilo
, 8G5 ' Plano Chlna Fm.
- 250' No he” “only éoaxon'a or Mann cats, 5 lb. pkg. 24°
‘. .1. I pg, My. 8o. Place China Iron.
Eu!“ . .°"" “i an M. 31.10. , ta: Can Choice Tomato... so
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