F., D. LYON or CO
" are
SOLE AGENTS,
for
$é. 00 and $5. 60.
,, snmoros s'r.
-IARN FOR INSURANCE.
Mr
M Made by State Fire Marshal
Against Mlddlotcwn Man.
‘ WN. Feb. 3.—Charged
attempting to defraud an insur-
pany. Christopher Foikman.
son Albert. a ged seventeen
both of Killingworth were ar-
today on a bench warrant he-
ge Robinson at a special see
the Superior Court. They
. not guilty and were held in
do of 31. 000 for April term. A barn
We; to Cbrlptopher lt‘olkrnan was
burned with its contents, including a
and some cattle on June 7 1903
subsequently Foikrnan collected
nos ‘to the amount of $400 from
adisoa Mutual insurance Cam-
my An investigation by the state
die marshal led;to the arrest of the
1%an s. the allegation being that
they bot fire to the birth to get the in
sprnoearnros
—————
Considered in the House
ton Today.
ilouse oh the convening
body today.
Plttsburg.
Company.
Mr. Laceyt lowa) was
man of the committee of
by the
bill.
Mr. Sperry (Coma)
narna policy.
advance. the recent statement in
A civil suit to recover the amount
0! the insurance paid has been entered
y the insurance company against
Foihmitn. and his property has beech
' “boiled in the sum of $1, 500.
'ERISH IN THE FLAMES.
V
resent the real sentiment
lege.
Two Firemen Lose Their Lives at
Knoxville, Tenn.
KNOXVILLE. Tenn” Feb. 3.——li‘ire in
”the heart of the wholesale district last
, night caused a loss of 3375.000 and
"float e lives of two firemen. The
deodane: William A. Maxey and John
J. Dunn. The fire started In the six
‘ cry Phoenix building in Gay street.
d the wholesale hat and millinery
house of Murphy & Robinson. The
«flames spread to Cullen Ill: Newman.
“wholesale notions on the north. and
I! la. Rosa & Co. on the south.
On‘tbo south the fire did not make
July further progress. From the mlllln~
cry house it reached Cullen & Shields
whdlmle hardware and machinery
~r.
Large Attendance at the
convention opened today
R. Bennett of Storrs' Ag
kinds.
He said titat in Couuccti
Wu stopped after it had slightly dam-
.agei‘l'M B. ilarstens & Co. on the
‘norih. There are rumors that two
lpeciiltorl lost. their lives. Total esti-
‘, 3?)?“ loss 3370.000; insurance. $800.-
lime and sulphur lllliiiiii'I'
all cases it had prorcd
benefltl.al but Hurt and
were inefficient.
‘. AT HOYT'S, NEXT WEEK.
To lovers of bright, wholesome plays
of merit presented by a company of
,clever players the Flake Stork 00.,
who appear here next week will have
.an unusually strong offering in their
repertoire. “A Soldier of the EmpiIe'
. tbe’plly dealing with historic facts of
the Napoleonic period, is the bill for
' the opening performance Monday
cycling. Miss (iracc Hamilton and
Hr. Simmons and a host of capable
m DhYers will be seen in the pro-
(faction here of "A Soldier of the Em-
pits." “The [rich ltcbel,‘ ' “The Corr—
were Revenge" 'Dr Jekyll and Mr.
We." “The Knobs of Tennessee"
Illa] AENA. 1‘1Ulll.,
its force. Near Kurtsc,
picked up by the pilot (
operator saw the man
ahead to flag the train.
He said that he
storm.
hot: a dull momentmincluding their
own superb band and c‘onrert orchcs
DID NOT RETURN TO WORK.
8W YORK, Feb. :i.-None of the
4WD hundred and fifty to three. hundred
i ht handlers who went on strike
on t e piers of the New York New Ha-
7 Mid Hartford Railroad which are
tested on the East River between
what‘s street and Oouvenneur Slip,
. iei’dfly. retarrned to work today. A
fihfiber of men applied in answer to an
“vertisemeht and all were. put to
However. the force was too
Wall to handle all freight promptly.
Alp cautionary measure setcral ex-
Meadow street barn.
Bridgeport. ’ yesterday,
that the sweeper wil be
tracks in that city.
today that the funeral of
Church. Admission to fit
cornea were stationed at the
4 rs today but they had nothingbo
”The strikers demand twenty-five
'9 pp hour. an advance of flte- cents. ..
.It the church.
1
MINERS'
lNDlANAPOLlS, lnd..
'NEL BUTLER s TRIAL.
than N no. Feb. 3.—ln the trial
I .. Edward Butler. charged with
' ' first witness for the state
1.? K. Murrell, former mem-
fptbo House of Delegates and ag-
f't e alleged combine of mom-
I 9 Mr. Mutual! was among
fldicted on a charge of bribery.
weatrto Mexico but was induced
W back to St. Louis and turn
' . dance. *
of the Barbers‘ Union was
‘vening. Routine business
W and one application
D was received.
both sides remained firm.
afternoon.
New York.
few days in New York.
evening.
”ohm Linen Window denhvenues, Norwalk
fitter-y best fringes, closing
. each rice was 60c and
Cloth Shades at 12
brenss 39c 39c bursa
1308!: All kinds of Brush
“Whisk Broom 6c. .
Powers suitcase. _
A "sock social" held
in 0 lecture room of
Congregational church
was; a great sum
words
.1
‘ which we cannot ship
. , to Close them
‘ unborn" "sir ml
to c. Al
up yo was some weeks
lit; Boon Lamp,
‘ re red to her home in
So from the Norwalk Host
hasgbecn since thl’ a
molar. ml
the heating.
Smiles
“manor-tablets“
.W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
WASHINGTON, il‘eb. fir—The diplo-
matic and consular appropriation bill
was taken up for consideration In the
Previous- to the debate
on the measure Mr. Dalzell tPn.) se-
cured the passage of a bill extending
the time for the construction of a
bridge. across the Monongahela river at
Eastern
the consideration of the
icrrgihy petition signed by many of the
professors of Yale College and others
commending Preslden Roosevelt's l’u-
lie did this in view of
Mr. 'l‘hsyer (Muss) that twenty of the
professors of Yale had signed a memor-
lal denouncing the action of the ad-
ministration orr this question. Mr. Sper-
ry said that his action was taken be
cause the Thayer petition did not rep
"T
STATE POMOLOGICAL SOCIETY.
Session in Hartford.
HARTFORD, ii‘cb. ll—Tllc, second day
of the Connecticut Ponmloglcal Society
larger attendance than yesterday.
tlon, read a paper entitled. "Some Ex‘
tensivc Spraying Experiments of Last
Season." ill which he treated In detail
the methods of preparing npi'ill' of all
.1. Norris Barnes, of Yalesvlile, spoke
on “The Cost and Result of the Work.‘
40,000 trees had been tr
BLIZZARD lN MONTANA.
Feb. 2i.-~.\ blizzard
which has raged for the past thirty-six .
hours in Eastern Montana and \Vestv‘
cru North Dakota, has about exhausted
section men were struck by a ir'ain.‘
Two were killed and the
and carried [\ltlll) miles lrcltrrti the
cngiucrt know about the iti“lititl.ll
passed by" his station and tclcgraplII-tii
The man was ‘
badly bruised and half dead from cold. I
and his companions
did not see the train because of the;
FUNERAL CE W. C. WHITNEY.
NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-—lt was decided
11am C. Whitney will take place on
Friday morning. at 10 o‘clock, at Grace
be by card, as the capacity of the
building is limited. A special train will
leave the New York Central Depot 101
Woodlawn Cemetery after the service
WAGE SCALE CONFER-
ENOE.
total scale committee of the miners «.
and operators' conference continued ‘ .9»
discussion of the page scale today. but
open meeting of miners and operators
to discuss differences will he held this
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
Oscar Squires Is spending the day Iii
mes Agnes Rochford is spending a
A party of Norwalk people are plain-
hing It sleigh ride to Stamford this
Edmond Powers has opened his sa-
loon at the corner of Franklin and Bei~
remonstrance against this place. but
the tommissloners decided to give Mr.
33' Charity Circlé‘ Kings Daukbters,
Eddie Swerai present render”
ten caddies has... inertial»
who was shot by a Stamford}
it"? ends:
in; muesli-it or: tea“ at .u‘
w
and til, now
MEN'S ANI) \‘(lli'l‘llli' OVERCOA'I‘S
“.4”... w...
GREAT SWEEPING
CLEARANCE SALE.
sun sI'I'rs, which Wi‘i'f' :7
$6.98.
:10 and 812 ONES, at
- 36.95.
MEN‘S SUITS, line grades, which were ilti and 314. now
BILL
S7. 98.
ate Washing-
Cllll illiiCN's ()Vlditt‘ UA’l‘l-l. lthiclr were 8" and ti ilirw
31.98.
:5 and iii ONES. at
of that body 52.48.
liniiway
made chair- I
the whole for
diplomatic
(‘A|.i. EARLY ANI)
D. Gatflieb,
rr scam MAIN arirszr. souru sonwstn. cons.
.rih i'..l'
Z HOME ill" 'l‘lIl'In‘i‘I BARGAINS.
v.
had read 11
the House by
brought against
car of “In
of Yale (‘ol- J Curtis. lIIeI-
pupr-Is
Sills, Williams
StIIIIII'oI'd for all
Second Day's
no appl iii,
conversation
assistant jIIilII
matter
phoned
with even it
E.
riculture Sta-
ilraI iiic wonmu
after slit had
out her sentence.
rut orchards,
cured with u
and in most I Millllt‘ll.
fluilfllflf u)ry_ lilI‘l't‘i’L‘l‘lii.
boas tor pus prom
lint
and
Sulphate of potash be said “'iin also l” 89‘ fl" Ollli‘l' l"\"'l|lilti ”If SUN"-
mm... alone ford Hunt to art
.
Mrs Williams claims that she gave
iuotlcr of IIpprui
that she dosiIetl
IShe also claims
right to appeal,
The Stamford
deny this.
N, 1)., three.
third was
)1 the engine
. .rre sure
.wrcIIt-t to appeal
.onnr.
the woman
I om creation was
All
as inc train!
Young Woman at
.‘ \Vhlle dam lug at
Th“ ”'8 91901110 “WWII Willih WW ,cd lrish societies in city hall Monday
iomrerlr “BN1 1' 0193”“! ”10 NUIWRIR night Miss Kate Moriarty fainted She
trolley tracks of snow btrt which has
been lying Idle for some time at the
was taken to
it is expected
idled In the .It
low minutes i tcr.
used on Ibei
friends
about 10: «iii.
the late Wil-
nqas.
e church will
he occurrence
mllation of the
am fainted.
Feb. 3.—-Thc a 0 Y T s
A senerll l matron: Dairy,
30 TotalAseets
There was a
l.
last evening
6
.4
the Norwalk fl
last creams. ’
nonexistent:
no, will be
a day or two
.whcro she
ti
ow out
dt’about
area. ‘1‘
‘inw‘l
'wéuLo Ponce an arrest. ;
MandamOus. Proceedings
Stamford Judge.
ucl Young. of Stamford.
Ailliie
pel him to grant her an appeal.
rust was iltlilil yesterday In the tiilil-.
mun pit-«s court lrei'rrle Judge How rrri
unfit for kteping 'a disorderly horrsc.
At the time she was stutcnced sire tool;
and in IlIe afternoon was]
brought to the Jail In this city.
’l‘-III next morning tne woman II III
with Alexander
of appeal.
to Stamford for the Wotlidll.‘
The Stamford court author this re-
fused to allow the
comm: llt‘l‘ii
Tire refusal of the cqut led Mrs.
Williams to consult IoIIIIscl and ha I
the
core whose name she iliit'll not know;
adjourned slit~ asked some of the oili-
‘cials whether slit was going to thr- the;
1qu if titer.
They say that they know of
no officer who was spoken to. and flu y
Mrs Williams
Arling (‘lrief llr‘unigurt
talked pith
lug his daughter' 5 fine.
TIGHT LACING KILLED HER.
was one of the morriest dancers on the.
door She showed no signs of weakness l
her collapse being a surprise to
The fainting spell
many ceasing to dance when Miss Morl:
_ ONE SOLiD W EK.
Commencing Monday, February 8.
The Fiske Sleek Co.’
BAND AND ORCHESTRA.
2 ~ THE HARTFORD .
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
line a Capital of One and One-quarter
I liars.
‘ fireball Million Dollars.
Hm NetBnrplus of nearly Four Mil.
‘ Dollars. -
R 'a Polloy-holders' Surplus of over
%ve Million Dollars.
M! of any Company in the World
ingm exclusively a Fire insurance
'.pald over Eightyone Million Dol-
I'll“ lanes.
fir" .tuco‘ua, Ions.
CLEVELAND
Against .1 IA. Rose, late
0.
Deputy Judge Sa rI— bank's funds, was rod
in the inter-
\‘lilllums
l‘lic ,.
:a
II ,V
CHAIHIER GETS :EN YEA' lb.
‘eb
cashier of the Product-
l-ixthangc llarrh. who rcrentiy ('llllft‘ri~
Mandamus proceedings hate been' sed to embezzling 8187.000 ol‘ tit.-
i sentenced to
, acne ten years in the penitentiary by
in c-om . Judge llissctte lu Irlmlnal court.
.l. ~ 000th
on. t has tzriten the
was sent up from
months as a punish-
g'ro wrnrn em up
\thtl. I
Health Hints
(‘old feet are a calamity.
5 suddenly In the back of a loving spouse
' the holy bonds of matrimony
i'ililllt'tl
will
(ii‘llk as If about to be torn asunder.
try washing them.
it that inlls in putting a tablespoon
and nu Irtlonod tin-1"” "l ”WWII“ iN’ilINt in out it sotk
Mr. Watt tclc- ictcty morning.
laria. llr,
appeal cglslrnin
t'Ullltl not nililii It “"m"K‘Mluttrtrl~tiout
t‘oid feet go with ma-
Diclt‘s Medicine will t'lii‘t.‘
l malaria. and earm up your whole. body
Fire! lite.
effort was rrol '
lII-r t ounsel seeks
to Nillli |IU-Ii.i ofiI-t
to take an uppI-Irl.i
that lillt'l‘ the court
I
Fire. I
Insure through an
Established Agency
in strong companies.
Jacob M Layton,
5—R. R. AVENUE—5
South Nomad“.
officials and police
made no ref.
when In the court
says
him but th
in releit'lrr‘n to p...
Noi ice is irereiry
Dance in Springfield:
Threshing the Ban," “A Struggle for o-—-—~--—~«~———— 0,”. Mi .. Saturday, Feb: Iitlr
nanny," "Cinderella." First class ELECTRIC sweeesa coca TO srmsor‘rrru Mm” M 3“ firm” ,, m.
Vlud’eville features between the ac ts" BRIDGEPORT. ' ' ' ' ' h H
the bazar of the Unit-
messengr-‘rs office alp‘ m.:
given
, litmrd of Relief of the Town of Nor
that the
.uulk will meet ai their omte. Opera
1 House bloc it on Monday. February lat
'llitii, from 2 o'rlock until i o 'clorlt p
from2
Wednesday evening.
l-‘cb. ltiih. from T until 9 o’tiock; Sai-
Iurday. Feb 13th, from 2 until 4 o 'oloclt
Wetlucsrlar ctening. Feb. 17th
until i
{from 7 until 9 otlruk Saturday. Feb.
her
persons.
caused an athpt for-
ev‘enings festivities
for the purpose
Miss Moriarty was 2i years old audl "0th from 2 Irntll 4 oclock p m., for
the numeric of hearing and determin
lug tiny and all appeals made. to them
occurred, I from the doing of the Assessors on list
She was carried to the of 1903. ,
city messengers office where Dr S. .1
1 III it) -
“m“ “Bdrmgdhtdlttiofsgwuf midi’finmm as a Joint board. Saturday,
rm. lr‘r. W. '1‘. Sherry and her sister. i2tith. I" 4 l’ m..
Mlle Nellie Moriarty we". sumomned. 'absiing the polls of sick and disabled
out she died before either armed.
Dr. Rudsell said that pressure of cor-
set stays restricted the heart action.
They will also meet with tho Asses
Feb.
()1
JAMES srvrasanaso.
~ 3 . GEORGE w. rrrcn,
noornv a. norm.
Board of Relief or Town of Norwallt.
Norwalk, Conn.. Jan 16, X904.
120-sz
THE TRE
Beginning Tuesday
Norwalk,
of over Fourteen and
ruary 10, at
tam,” 4e'
in QC
cycle put in order
willbe
*nctosratt our sate.-
Chuck Sleds and Winter Games. ,
psldiag' s Athletic Goods.
LN,“ and Cutlery amend. .
l“Ban “Automobile or Bio.
t...
, South Norm
”Board of Relief.
Notice is hereby given, that the
Board of Beliehof the city of South
will meet on Wednesday.
January 20, 190i,’at 7:30 o'clock to 'J
p. In.;8aturday. January 30, 1904, from
2 to 5 o'clock p. in; Wednesday, Feb-
ruary 3. from 7:80 to 9 p. 111.: Feb
7:30 to 9 p. m.; Tuesday,
February 16. at 7:30 to 9 p. m.;
Council Chamber in Havlland street.
1 in said city_ for the purpose of hearing
the largest "‘7 PREMIUM W's and determining all appeals from the
t [doings of the assessors of said city,
:on the list of 1903. Dated at Sodth
Norwalk, January 16. 19“.
JOHN F. MONABON. .
storm cones-n".
Board or Relief.
in the
ow and it
when the
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
RISTRAMIlIHYATT
i
' HAMBURGS
Our tenth annual importation of Hamburg Edgings and Insertings isnow on sale.
this season is better in many ways than any we have ever shown before.
handsomer. The assortment is larger and the prices are lower.
things in Cambric Edgings and Insertings-blind and eyelet work.
r Nainsook Sets—wide. narrow. with insertings to match.
Swiss Sets, Demi F Iouncing and Inserting. in blind and ope n cficcts.
Batiste. Black and White Edgings and Inscrtings. and All Overs.
Champagne Color Matched Scts.
Beading in Cambric, Nainstml. III: ll Swiss in all widths.
All Overs in Cambric. nainsook and Swiss.
Annual Sale of Furs
It has always been our custom to close out every piece of Fur the season that it is bought.
and to carry nothing over from one season to another. The only way that we can do this is by
making low prices. This sale is npw 9n. and every piece is included—nothing is reserved. The
goods are right. the prices are low and the benefit is yours.
The line
The patterns are finer and
The line includes all the newest
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPT
$4 75 Oil Heaters for ...... $3 75 Cotton Clothes Lines ....... 1°C.
5°C. Lantern! for . .......... 29c. o Lantern Globes for ....... 25c.
‘53. 5o erngers for ........ $2. 75 Cake Turecns .............. 3c.
23c. Sink Strainers for ....... 17c. Fancy Cake Cutters ........ 2c.
59. 69 and 79c. Bread Raisers. 49c. Nest Eggs. 3 for .......... 5c.
Decorated Dinner Ware—broken lots—to close out.
Price lower than ordinary white ware.
TRISTRAM & HYATT, Norwalk, Conn.
NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
t-Itrt todu
1C.
MARYLAND STILL BALLOTING.
A.\'\'AI’OIIS.‘\1I1..
joint session of the Maryland Iegislu-
ir‘nir 1i.-- In the
v a ballot for ll ritI-tl States
Senator resulted as follows.
innmwruis-lsirlor Raynor, 37;
Walter Smith. (ll;
id. Jackson, i-i.
llepultiicanwlxruls E. hit-("omen
Necessary for clecrlonnsrl votes.
ilerunrrl Carter,
33.
You
that
liour
Wen
NO 0TH
COAL.
THERE'S
HIGH."
,1 ITORY.
Must
Wear Shoes
that is sure.
whu not wear the sort
lit uour loot.
purse and your
idea of allraciweness.
"Phone 157-6
w
Shoes l‘lrat Fit.
FOR OOODNESS SAKE (IF FOR
ER sensors) BUY OUR
oua s‘rocrt Is FULL or
0000 THINGS TO KEEP THE TEM-
PERATURE IN THE HOME AT THE
RIGHT NOTCH.
FOR Instance
“OLD coueauv'e LE
son like WEATHER
THAT’S THE REAL THING. THEN
THERE iS—BUT THAT'S ANOTHER
Estate in
Do You Want highs?
i have it to loan on all kinds of Real
large or small amounts. from
one to three‘years, or on easy monthly
. mutants.
band 0 per cent interest.
.lolru '
Si ; l
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Glover's the Place?
l'HE
'iOME
3F LOW
°RICES
Hillillll‘rlllitiflli.
Mark-Down Sale
CLOTHING
Overcoats and Suits
Men and Youth.
Come in and look us over.
We
have a good assortment of BELT
OVERCOATS in Fancy English
Mixtures, to be sold rcgardlessof
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-
‘ ante: with every one sold.
$1.00 Per Week.
Horst VICTORIA
T J SULLIVAN?
‘ PROPRIETOR.
Manufacturers of All Kinds of
SPEC" L MACHINE R Y
AND
uranium“. wail
La;
Norwalk Chronicler