' In West street.
Wt (pk.
RM 0e
“Tm {Mil i diutaiit gen
Tera! Cole 0'91? ha decal year ended asp
tembcr 30. 8. Was pmanted to Gov-
ernor Chamberlain yesterday. General
Cole says that the Connecticut Nation-
ai Guard shoals a ealthy and satisfact-
ory progress. ’I‘ rough the operation
of the law of January 21.1903 It has
become a part of the military force oi
the United States with a deilnite sta-
tus and Intimate relationship with the
United ~8tatos army.
In order to place the National Guard
in errant i‘lilk zip organisation.
eqn lithent and e iency. theIc I:
much work to be done. There must
be a proper and modern organization.
so that It may assimilate with the regu
lar arm when necessary. anti a thor
Iough equipment for prompt mobilisa-
I Man In the field supplemented by sys
tematic and conscientious training by
commanding and company odioers.
The reorganisation of the guard ai-
rTciidy carried Into effect I: referred to
and General Cole terms the pesonnei
of th guard the beat. and says that In
the matter of training the officers and
non- commissioned odicers are to be
_ __ I commeaidod for earnest and conscien-
David F nah 0‘ RTayIIond Brothera' I iious w.ork He expresses the hope that
main oihcc I)“ ill with the Kill! there may be further advance through
Buckingham Woman's Relief Corps. gaging “d "mu“! With regular
M Norwailt, is In “HMO“ this afternoon. Attention II called to the splendid
Misa- Mae BaudIn-Is III at her homer work done by the co“! artillery m
D" CWT" ‘3 attend ‘TFori Terry the. past two years under
Ing her. the training of Iegiilai oiliceis. which
interesting news about coffee. butter.. f Iesuited in marked Improvement III dis-
tea. and raspberries In Seymours ad.‘ cipilne. morale and efficient-I Their
today. Read It. performance of duty was highly com
The annual communication of CIIn- mended by Maior William R. Hamil
ion Comandery. K T. of Norwaik will ion in command of the }po:
be held tomorrow evening ‘ I the tstrti’ngtl:;(’of the2 933 atio‘Ililai Guard
Ion . ‘ep em or was 0 core and
~3 lbs. ChopIBeef 25c at Schaubhs , men and the Governors Guard. (om
Buckingham pa“ 0 A ...R of Nor- and horse. 306. Regarding the riot
w,alk is scheduled for a regulaTr weekly' dill." It Waterbury a year ago. Gen
meeting tomorrow evening oral Cole says: —
The total stiength of tioops repor-t
up. .-
Help Made I
Chocolates and
Ribb bo'ii CandII
" ‘T'I ll ‘I
Ls .,.I 1;. ' ‘ ii
5! Washington St.
Local tensions.
t I. ii i St.
Joan's“ méafi‘mmga. ”a g! Nor Eng for tibia Iarduous serIIces 905 of
walk will be heldi Is evening cers an en Isted men all under the
’commadd of Brigadier General Russell
Frost. commanding brigade C. N. G..
Iwho was detailed for duty in special
orders No. 10. A G. 0.. dated Febru-
Kabaosa EnCITItnphTient l. 0. 0 F. of
Norwalk will hold a session this evenl
log at tht.I lodge moms in Wall street.
more um...
TheI area:
Red Tag Sale
Good Sam rigid Overheads
Down Near Zero.
You'll warm hose bargains stone cold days. Jual‘m the quality
of suits and ovcrcoats Wc'rc selling now at very little prices.
radar smrs.’ 36.90 and with.
Pretty good choice III these line} of smart stilts left fiom our most pop
uiar fancy mixtiirfii-‘Values run tip to 8I2 with a dash of a few $15
suits III the offering,“ i;
It won “i do to tai‘iy. if you want aT piece of this bargain pic. Come to-
d"- I is"
I ..'. -...A‘ I
‘.
'ovzaccs'r's at 56.90 and 38.93.
These are the good substanial black and Oxford costs we re been pric-
Ingiat $10 and "2. very well tailored cut medium length and (all of sor-
vlcd and comfort. We can probably ilt Iou It you come at once
The savings Red Tag prices bring you in boys‘ clothing make a visit
to our store a wise move on ,your' part Something for all sizes or boys
In suits and overcoats and reefers too. Br-———-ing your boy. '
RogersStStevens.
access": to Comical: Bros.
COUTH NORWALQS. ”i
TEL. CALL. 8“.
John \Valthausen. of the Hoyt & Wal-
thausen Coiporatlon. In Dsnbury. has
lt' Iumed home Item is business trip to
an 1 T1903. When It Is considered that
the service required was a hurry call.
on the Sabbath day. and the numbei
My constant ch'orI III past ,I'cars has been to make our
Boston. . i. . 'of tIOOps stated were mobilized at
Dress goods tor‘ spring are found III Waterbury in four and cache" hours
great abundan .hi. Reed's. Today’s from time of call It is respcc'trniiy sub
iiil. tells of special sale attractions. imitted ”Hit DI’OITnDlDI'FIlS alacrity and
up“ it ' ' TTTTThTT'gTTTdmIWTTtTIT which omceis and all
A a”, meetin of the Bo’s' Iiri- respon c or uty. merit nothing but
gaiie Till] it. Iii-id IS the chapel) of the ”i“ "We“ PM” and commendation
III connection with the fore ii I
b slit. if t iir h tomor- Ill '18 l
roflf‘fllfi‘f“ Rap 5 Ch c IS Iiropcr to add. that the prompt dis-
position or the troops In this cmeI'I
~RiiianoIncd Beef We at Schaiib s gouty call. Is the best argument in fa
A special business meeting will be.
Inn of a compact and efficient system
hold at the close of the prayer meeting
In the military department of the state:
this cIening at the South Norunik “boiling the wisdom of the thaiist
liaptist Church.
InadiI In the militia Ian III the lust
There are many rumors of war. but I" 'g'"'"“r"- “huh “IMO“dNt'd lhi'
none will be mom bitter than the tight
offices of adjuiant gcntIInl quaitci
Dr. [)Ick’sImedicineI'is waging against master geneial, cominissnry general
malaria. See ad. .
and paymsstcr gc',neinl also demon
sit-sting In a practical manner. liift!
this consolidation of offices. under om-
hcad. ensured prompiness of action
and n succussi’iil nciIoIIiplishIIIent for
the mobilization of troops in case (ll
cigcnt y
Regarding the arm inspection of
tiio troops made last May in Male:
W R. Hamilton l..i S A. It Is Hfhictl
that his IeIIoIt was made to the war
department and a iepoit of lils inept-c
tion w,ill undoubtedly. be published
by the department in the near I’IItiIIc.
There have been awarded to the Na
tIonal Guard during the past yeai l.-
i7.'l state dccmatiuns for rifle and re.-
solver piactlcc. ThirtI nine long sci-
Iice medals and fouitcen cIIthan‘gt
clasps \I"eIc distributed timing the
I'm Four hundred and ninety iIIo
service medals have been given to
members of the First. Second ‘aiid
Third Regimenui}. V. (thine months).
under the tut of the Genet al Assembly.
or to their widows Ol litlfllt‘lIll I'tIlatIIes
The mllltmy expenses fm the fistal
year wertI as follows»—
Adjuiant genchaI's ofllce tcx-
Mrs. C, Ii. Kcmtidi”?iIf"\\'estport. had
a had full Sunday; 'lil“fl'()nt of the rec.
iory of Chl‘lsl’ChllN‘h. She sprained
her wrist. and is now laid up with this
painful injury.
Arthur l’umcroy. of the United States
Cubs Company. has been making a
toiipic of' tlays' business stay In The
Noimilk‘s. air. Poinoroy Iilli sail for
t 'iiba later in the ino.IIth
A meeting of tlic. Painters“ Union=
'II'as held last evening. at which it was
\(Ili'fl to hold a smpker at PIthIan
Hall on iI‘ebiu'arI 11 .Committees Wcic
IippolnltItl to arrange or it
«Goodrich Food Is so. different from
all other cereals you will like it. We
all leading grocers.
Japanese silks are to be very scarce
owing to the Russian-Japanese trou-
ble. but the Howiund Dry Goods Co.
have a big lot at hand that are to sell .
an interesting prices. See ad.
IIostcr Brothers rented two collages
til non Island that week to parties for
the cntirtI season next summer. One of
these cottages will be. occupied bl‘ I cluslre of salarlcsl ....... st 7i] 5"
new tenant. the other by regular V18" Quartermaster gciicral's bII- T T -
tors to the island. rcsu ..................... 73.80222
Thomas 1. Raymond received a wire. I Surgeon general ............ 573.30
loss telegram from Dr. and Mrs. Frcd- I Pay to troops .............. 40.602450
ti‘ll‘k Douglass Branch, who are on Pay of troops, Waterbury riot
their wedding trip down the Atlantic duty .................... iiifhll'do
coast on a steamer. They stated that Subsistence. of troops ...... 6.325.“
ihry were well. and enjoying the trip. Salaries. office expenses. an-
The Young Men' 3 Band of Christian dlts. etc. ................ ll $043.15
Workers of the South Not walk Moth —————-——
oilist church will hold an Important}Toml ------- -' ------------ "W. 7"Ii.18
meeting tomorrow cIening at thei
church when the matter of changing
the meeting night from weekly to fort-
nightly will beacted upon. a e n i nes
Lincoln Council. No. Ii. 0. U. A. M..
will hold Its regular meeting tomorrow .
melting in Mystic Chain Hall 100 Wholesale and Iciail. The largest
Washington street. Mtfinbers of theiIand flntst line of Valentines In town
degree team are earnestly requested‘ to' at the lowest prices. Special mm...
be present. as there will be special 1&0 teacher's
business for them. ..
' COLEMAN'S
~Rump Corned Beef. 10c at Sc haub' s
The members 05 Old Well Hook and‘ I 10 "on" "I.“ 851105, “ll"! NOMllk.
Agent for A. G. Spauidlnp'a Baseball
Ladder Company will attend divine ser-
vice at the South Norwalk Baptist
Church Sunday evening February 7 Had Sporting Goods.
All members are requested to meetcntl | W
the company ‘s hcsdquarters, at 6:30. ,
o‘clock In full uniform.
RepresentatIIeJ. TTR. Hatch. of New
Fairflcld. has Deena appointéd a dale
gate to the congress of road builders
to be held In connection with the Am-
erican Road Mskers' convention to be
held at the state. .capitol. Hartford.
Fob. 10..and 11. Mr. Match is one of
five delegates appointed by the govern-
ment to attend this coII.IeiItion
. C V. Chase Harley Moiry C. Wag-
. ncr. C. W. .Parksw. F. M. Allen. George
J_
Kcaniiigfoii D. .3§,\",el New York;
a a. Home: w’tén'; M. Victorein.
I .i commit; .J. a. we:
gimbals! m;é'§a".‘i c T
1.; t:
3an ma. muss .s °.I.' Con~ LAToTiwaccocsm.
We have a great many of that In our
s‘avingaw site a num-
lier In our General Winn: but»
meat bin rarest my 1 mi
r0). Broekton: 032% 5‘. Richards. A.
Lamb Springfielmguesu miss-
d-r. «mum ‘1 -I . - .
VICTOR machine
‘3 isn't and if you have never had one we
Vicmm‘ ‘findyou willexplaiaiuiiaelom
. > We are very glad to answer quea-
, , . lied: about 1111100.!!!" business.
: vita aoimi nohwaut‘raua'r co.
lanai». Mauritius: Die 12mm
that him is semethlng intricate and '
Histories: about a cheek-book. There ,
Hos, also Woveniapafrem 7
~;.' . TTi‘IanW
customers feel that they were considering their best Inter-
i-sts III critrusting their grain orders to my care. The III—
crcase. in orders tends to prove that this is the case with
most; and that they appreciate the true meaning or the
foundation stone of mir business “satisfaction at any i'iisl."
I hope your "personal experience has not liriWI‘ll llit' rim
Mary. 1 want you to feel that this Is :I dcponiliiblo plocc- ~~
you get. what you think you gob—the best of crorytliiuo.
BUY OATS ’HAT'S CLEAN. . , '
MANUEL r. Hares.
VALENTINES
William FT’. Beers,
,, A
is WALL eraser. NTosITtIIMK.
6 80 .MAIN 8T., 80. NORWALK.’
TTELETPHONE 1N.
CUTBILL’ S
.Bridgo Fish Marital.
snap, 15c LI.
OPEN LONG CLAMS. 30c 01'.
Carp_ Picker-oi. Pike. Glue. Weak.
White. Smelt. Herring. Cod. Haddock,
Pollock. Ocean Blues, Salmon, Bonita.
Mackerel. Butter and Fiat Fish.
F’aETE DELIVERY.
Next to Farria’ Coal Yard.
. -5. _ _, ....m
“A FRIEND INT NEED TITS A FRIEND TINDEETD.T'T‘ ‘
.Too many people never come to glasses. They wall for the glasses to
come to them. These are the people ~w ho talk about. bad eyes In old age.
Death and glasses come to all. Bless ed are they who die young. Blessed
are they who use glasses when needed. When In doubt about the. noedful
time. or Ignorant of the proper kind c nine our war.
HOMER BJIOYT. Reflecting prlofen.
Rama 9 United Iank Building, ' Moth Nomalk, Gena.
Special Appointments at convenience of patron.
Offloe hours. I. it: 45. 12: 45. a: 00.8aturday evenings 7-4.
L
than
is it worth While
to seller from Eye Ache. Head Ache or Poor Vision whoa relief Is so
near and can be bad at such small cost? ‘ , »
0 make a thorough examination of the Eyes. without cost. and
If glasses are needed tarnish them at the lowest possible price.
Perfect fitting guaranteed
a. II. JACKSON
Graduate Optician.
5| w-ii attest. Norwalit, Gene. 3
Wooden Nutmcgs.
wficnnecticu‘t earned it: nickname oi: the “Nutmeg 8tate"th
no
the re-
eadoavor of some oasutmega
on adhnnnecdagp
“We havfii't any ma nutmegsé but Two have some nice wooden Twood
(m you like W
All kind! loft and hard. iTi . .
- We me some ass hickory wood that is full bi warmth. Better to warm,
the children with. than the old style it Ichory switch. i
its former inhabitants to ring in
Monsieur-dot ‘ .3" g'
"Doitmtm."
11¢”:de m-
Raym [d ares-
2-,!st-
TTOOTTTITI DRUSHT i
If so we think It would be
worth your while so look over
our exceptionally largo line.
We have a winner
AT 25c
,_tiITe bristles guangnteed secure.
‘ iii IIIIHIIII IIIIIIIIIII f
The Prescriliion Store;
All cars pm the deer.
Night Call " newer“.
is * 'rmpiion. n. in.
Clearance o1
h a decided success and never before at this thin ofT y?
have our Clothing Sales been as large. 1
.~- I EVERY OVERCOA‘I‘ and. every FANCY SUIT
“been reduced in price ranging ittITliI .- 00 37- - ”T
"It
MEN' S SUITS AND OVER- MEN'S SUITS AND 0"“
COATS. COATS. . . ..-
Tformerly priced Ste, .12 and formerly priced 8i! and. up,
$13.50. new atone price. now at one price.
I
Secretary Shaw Sends Notice to Na-
tlonai Bank: Having Govern-
ment Deposits.
WASHINGTON. Feb. i.——Bccrotary
Shaw today sent the following letter
to all National bank depositories hold-
lug special gOI-crnmeni deposits re«
T .; 37-93- 515- 59 ~
WITHDIITlAWTTAL 5.7mm. man's SUITS AND OVER- MEN s sun's m Over
coars coars. .
garding prospective calls for funds on
account of the Panama Canal purch-
ase: \
“Sir: it flv-illlls probable that the gov-
ernment will be called upon III the near
future to pay “0.000.000 preiiinlwry to ;
the construction of tin inter-ocean ca~‘
nal. In iIdilIiIon‘ to this. there are
outstanding apprhaimstelv $5. 000 0001
of United States bonds shit h by their
terms maimed on February I, 190i and
Congress Is considering a proposition.
to loan bet ween $4,000,000 and 35.000.-'
boo to the Louisiana Purchase Exposb
tion. To meet these probable demands.
least ”0.000.000 from depository
banks.
"You are therefore requested to
make immediate preparation for the
payment on demand of {20 per cent) at
New York. III the near future. possi~
lily within ten days. you will be asked
to transfer this amount it) some one of
the New York depository banks. too be
used in sclilcmcni for the canal right
of way.
"I! you desire to sell at once a por-
tion of the schIIrIiits nus held iii the.
government against _\()lli deposit. you
will so Inform this oiIlI-,c and arrange
Int-lites will be made lot the Immediate
transfer. so as to avoid nctnui with-
drawals from channels of trade.
“The departineni will surrender no
United States bonds held as security
for deposits withittiy bank until such
‘ bank has withdrawn all state and muni-
cipal bonds now held as such security.
but securities of the liistrict of Colum-
~. his. Philippinc islands and Hawaii will
. be retained. if desired.
"Pleasi- acknowledge l'I-t'vlpt.
"lli-aIIIIi-Liuily.
"L. .\l. SHAW.
“Secretary”
COULD NOT AGTIETETBKIVERDICT.
-—-a~
Boston 4. Albany Railroad Employees
Given “Their. Liberty.
WORCESTER. Mass, Feb: tl.——After
lIiIIIIg oili since shortly after 3 o'clock.
yesterday aftcriiomi. the jury in the
case of Orrin A. Webster and Thomas
McNamara. churgrd- with‘manslaiigh-
tcr. came in this morning at 10 o'clock
and reported that they were unable to
to agree on a verdict.
The accused men were employee of
the Boston & Albany Railroad. 0n the.
morning of December ii. the early train.
known as tlIt “Owl" from Boston. III
charge of Engineer Webster, ran Into
the rear of a freight train at the, East
end of the Worcester yards. killins
three men. iI‘liigman McNamara was
charged with having neglected to place
the usual precautionary signals at the
rear of his train and Engineer Web-
ster was accused of passing an auto
IIiaiIc " banjo" signal which should
have. been showing red. indicating the
presence of ii train ahead at the time.
and which was found afterwards to be
In perfect working order. although
Webster swore. that the Idgnal showed
II hits as be passed it
POLICEMEN LOORK AFTER STRIK-
E 8.
NEW YORK Fob i.~—-To pr'eicni
handlers at the (looks of the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
along the East River front. sixty extra
policemen were detailed today” to pre-
crs. though collecting in the number
of several hundrel were particularly
_ortlcrly. No busiITIessT was being"
done at the four big piers of the rail-
road company and freight that has
been accumulating f6r the past
hours lies piled up “on the docks.
.._-.—.._-
«It is easy to enjoy the glorious win-
ter weather if your home Is made com-
fortable by using good coal. . Such
coal I: sold at Ferria'a coal yard.
Many Tpeopfe await the
' «amusing.»- to ram
__ file. :with some are
. .me a m.
no pleasure rah :aeli m:-
Slag day 1 i
II w I be necessary to withdraw at _
,Iyltklb.
'iionblc among the striking freight
vent any demonstration. but the little '
39H
formerly priced has and “5.
now at one price,
$3.39. ‘_ - . ~,
formerly priced Sis and $i6.5o.
now at one price,
simo.
Men's Blanket Lined Working Coats. Boya’ Raters. Boy's Iwfit?’
era, Underwear. Caps. Shirts, Working Shirt: andfliovee,
a'r RIDICULOUSLY Low emcee. , " .2
SELLECK 8i PRICE
Clothiers and Furnishera, i. '.T .
98 Washington Street South NorwzileT
I" Market Report
Good Demand. -
Good Poiatoa‘V‘in good demand. Wei Oranges. some fin: sweet ones "Tent
have them. Lots of poor ones on this T M"- H°"'T°° ""5" ”9'“! "3“!“
[at 23c and 20: per dos. ha “'0‘
aegis: Present price here, 28c pk.: very sweet ’
u.
Shoulders, nice and bright. 5'55 lb.
Turnipa scarce and high. About the Coffee—Come here for M M
only source of supply is New York city. T;';'|'"g2°°';“”l° "“3“"
u n c . . y
"W 25c 9""14‘: one-half ”Ck He didn’t want any body to fulfill:
C-bb-ae "I“ we mid to 0"" mi his butter. hutttla home tents bad
week was hard and good. Sold quick-I trying some cheaper. New he'd “We
Shall have a larger supply a pound of peed butter and he gets it It ,
of good stock this week at same price. 28c lb. here.
How can we serve your
Lorenzo Dibble
GET THE HABIT
0f buying your Butter Cheese. Eggs, Tea and Coffee at the Butter and
Tea Store . . ~
We sell the Rest Goods at lowest p rices
BUTTER COFFEE
VERY BEST CRII‘AMERY 0i ll SPECIAL MOQHA ‘A‘N-D IAVA
250 lb. 3.26 lb“.
GOOD SWEETT BUTTER A GOOD COFFEE
23c lb. 130 lb.
was; t ‘ 1:1!"
I
.i‘Tr
mass secs vans user
400 (101. 450 lb-
WESTERN EGGS VERY FINifT ’,.
320 doz. 300 lb.
WE GIVE PRESENTS WITH 0U R BEST TEA AND OOEPIE.‘
THE LEE In In nun;
WHY NOT BUYTT AT PAIR
10 save voua GOOD ones.
‘ fil. 98.
Men's Patent Colt Bluebers, the new kid.
Men's Patent Horse 'Hlde Lace. $3.50 Shoes. at . .- ' ‘I:
Ladies Vici Kid Welt Heavy Sole soon. _ ‘ ' ‘-
Ladies Patent Colt Lace Shoes 52. 50 and 83..“ at
- . $i 98. ._
Ladies Fine Kid Lace Shoes good low heels. “Wuhan Indies. at
”also: 1
entire stock at Fall hndT winter goods not IiTo TaTold nucleus! salad-
or cost to make room for the coming spring season The “we“ 3* =
of on- seasons good-had consists oi Iadiaa' Clo-Its. aiiiu,'- Jackets}; ms}
dren’ a Jackets. Infants long and short Coats and a full and complete llldfl
lmluery. It will also be to your adiantage to come and see the M
we are oderiag In the Far line. of this season’s; goods.
,Iiie Fair. Clodit and For
T“ WASHINGTO” STREET.
Tani-ale sedan tie-ear Valance . I.
Everything In the TWIMY 1.be lb
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