K K. BANKS.
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HIM!”
Mil Not-walk. 0on0.
willie '* lilies
wsa'rnsns - "
For Norwallt and vicinity: Fail to-
night. Thursday, Increasing cloudi-
ness with snow In afternoon Warmer
Thursday. An extended area of verl’
high pressure and low temperatures
prevail In the northern fictions. A tit-
turbance Is central this morning on 0
(Nil coast. It Is prgdugln .ycloud wea-
t g'with rain in t eio r Mississippi
V Iey, Gulf and South All antic coasts.
1' Is disturbance Is mbving slowly
northward and will probably reach
this vicinity lute tonight or 'l‘hurs-
day.
'6‘
Lori
.-
fi—Honsehold effects at auction. Tues.
day, 11 a. in., Moss Hill Villa.
head the ad. of the City National '
Bank and see the prosperous condition
this institution. Is in.
ilal‘ry Oberlander, of Woodward ave-
sine. has resigned his position on the
oyster steamer Mabel Stevens.
itoymond Brothers have secured a
csigo of “de0" coal for their custo-
more. This Is a good coal to' 'lay In.
First show of the spring silks Is now
r hay-stiliowland's.1‘he ad gives an
tacit .‘of the novelties in this seasoft't
silks. Read it.
lid 'lidspital Whlst Cltlb will meet
Ml h Mrs. Frederick ii. Rowan, Taylor
true, Friday afternoon, February l2,
at 3 o’clock
the Norwalk Carpenters 'Unlon wll
'bfl‘te Its fourteenth aniversary, this
in: at Sons of Temperance flail
0y?I but in: a smoker
Widen Food me, at all leadino
WV .
‘ filibiaiiuounsbury Lodge, New sir-7.
laid 0 er of Protection, received one
applied 10h for membership at the
”99316“ held last night
Edmrd A. Joyce, who is employed
Ii nth Norwalk’, spoilt Sunday with
his rents. Mr. and Mrs. D. 8. Joyce.
of Drag! Plain street, Bethel.
The l); M. Read company are closing
out a lot of pretty and desirabit
frames that you will certainly want
for your lavarile piotuit. See ad. ‘
Conductor John Griffin has been ap-
pointed'uo the run on the Dantiury J
branch from which Conductor 'l‘ Edwin
Smith was recently retired on half pay,
After paying the; Baltimore losses
the Continental Fire Insurance coin-
pauy’wm' have A“ bet plus of over
six million dollars. Jn b M. Lay!
ton is [neat agent for this company;
'i'lrh r600 Is so different from
all (it cereal; you gill "be It 109
all leading
welli'bd‘ilil at the armory.
mpanyf‘gw
this "eveningrfol wed by a meeilh
inst night. {than
Companyh‘ Fdrlll
Wm” lg“? smoker aftd’r ”0??
ii, utter on 'iI‘
swim a JheMmbron Wednegtija‘y.
was: ribs“ 061915 images 0333;
a m ngp a
night. all:19h conferred“ the warriors'Jdox
greb' on three éi‘lhdldntes Arrange-
ments were completed for the annual
mask ball to be held In Music Hall
next Monday night.
~Everybody' s liable to Itching
Rich and poor, old and young-ta
$0? an or.
cure... d’s‘ Din eut.
safe; chili fall, '
rile;
make the feathers fly this evening.
when a clean of about thirty candidates
will be Ini at tied into the mystet'ies o!
Eagledom. by the degree team of the
Bridgeport Aerie. A delegation of
about one hundred Visitors is expected
from Bridgeport.
special troliéy. ‘
Ie
seminars
—li‘ine goods at Auction. Moss Hill; 7
stone ”house next Tuesday, 11 o'clock. .
J. A: Jones and wife; L. 1‘. Fieldst'li'
B Figglns. I. A. 'i‘rumble, C. Wilson.
S. J. Hamilton, A. B Green E. B
Bassinger N. J Waterbury Frank Tub
ly, m vim J. K Corbett J31 ~
Sterling, J W Banks, W 1‘.Hinckes.
Bridgman;
Campbell 1). C. Sanford E. W. Plait.
R. A. Whillleld. New Haven; C. W.
BIICHCILW. '4. Notice Hartford; C. L.
Kirby, New Redford, Moss; A. (l. Mill'-
”to“!
its m
dank, 'l‘roy. N Y. ., A, C. Fr felt
were yesterdayfg‘i‘iruet'ts at“
Cliflord. » .
seams ,
10a to.
au,ruon-ooa «anamo-
email: 1' ...;;.
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ii vatue'irs} i
' is.
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at Raymond Brother-2’
ford,
lice e
the
was in
Onlyjone M f
mrwflk Adria of Eagies WIN-t"
“They will come by 5
it mammal-J J J ..
G. E Hubbard H. 'I‘.‘
. month's Micro .
dreamlike: iii " ‘
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:“LIANA “L L. _.
Alice aliiiauiobloo,
spent Sunday at her lions In WIlIon.
Editor w. A. White of the Ridge—
field Press was In South Norwalk, yes- .
terday. ' ‘
mornina’
-—New bargains In the Combination
Sale, open today. my goods, fancy
goods kitchenware. 'M. S. Smith}
Co J
Miss Katherine Dilly. of Cedar
street ls visiting Miss Dorothy Lewis,
of ilanbury.
“avid Finch has timed his duties
office. altar u
w'eek s Illness
George '.W Gladstone. of Spring
street, ill now employed by the Nor-
walk Brass Company.
Samuel Velsor his resumed his dut-
ies at the City National Bank, after a
my: days' Illness.‘
Messrs. llert Bogart and Louis Leon-
ard, of Norwalk were guests of C. .l.
DeWitt, in Wilton, Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Mills, of South Nor-walk
has been visiting her father, Flower
Middlebrook, In North Wilton.
Captain and Mrs. Iladileld, or
Bridgeport, conducted the Salvation
Army meeting, In South Norwalk, last
night.
Miss Emma White. of Newark, N. J.
.3 the guest for a few days of her cou-
:In, Mrs. George Bogardus, of Elizabeth
street
Philip Sth,aub of Railroad avenue, ls
recovering from the Injuries lie receiv-
all In the Clay street hill roasting accl-
.leut some time ago
_ ~Valentines at M. S Smith & Co's.
Mrs. Charles Solker, of North Main
street, who, has been confined to her
home thé poet week with an attack of
grip, is slowly Improving.
Miss Ethel It. Merriam, of South
Main street, has been entertaining
Robert anti Cari Grant anti Arthur
Rithmond. of Bridgeport
Percy F Ferris of West street. en-
tertained a number of friends recent-
Iy the occasion being a surprise In bon-
or of the anniversary of his birthday.
Frederick lights at New York. who
has been seriously ill with tho grip,
noon to visit his father Allen
Betta.
Miss Clemson Bell Reunion of Lowe
street, is coniln to her home with
.he mumpa' wli ch tile family state
the contracted at the kindergarten
school In Afion Halls .
Woman and Her sys will be the
general subject“ of t Onions by tho
pastorat the First Met odist’ Church
for Mmi‘fiunday evening's, beginning
nest Sfi‘nday itiiht ' ‘“
line“1 mhibbei's ot the Wilton
club. accompanied by their Su oy
achtlol t'éa'cilers Miss ,Angie Post and
Mills increase ',(llilieri cum to Nor—
132k. Monday evening, for a sleigh
Civil Engineer Pliul Nash. of Stan»
t hi5; instruments and of-
i‘. J: WW
0.
last week.
consultation with Engineer 9Turning: a
31001:: J, -.
«Remnants. ginghamo. outing Ian-
nets, whi may wolstings.
laces, e “ribbons “Ail‘tu
the Combinatioo Bile sell 3. Smith
& Co’s
a my happy who. at... and
girls were those of the Center so
r14,
Bebe enjoyed a sleigh ride Saturday
afternoon. Mr.. Itdisnllgiacled as
charioteer, and the merry party came.
us for as South Norwallt. . i
i
,.
[Md Summers Box BIB Notre Damn
it er t J
.JJ'J‘ it: till: WWW. l
Write her today It your. children trou-
Jble you In this way. Don’t blame the
child. The chances are It can't’hel IL
WHOLE SALMON. 104: to.
was: to.
Spanish Mackerel. Walk Fish, Illio
Fish. Fruit Herring. lunar Flall, Clo-
coa. Pickoul. Plasmas-omnidire-
6mm, Market Cod and Haddock. Holl-
biit 9W. 0“. RoastdaudAonvaipslo
In the shell and “opened. an selling sl*
NJ...‘..,J ‘1.“ .
finial ‘3‘15
Bolton 6 W
writ automates Mile?
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”3"mtwd. ,. ” (M
,The there 0 eters rdngod from two I
to sight seii‘w‘im in manners this bag
”rived In Norwailt, yesterday otter». PI
Notice is hereby Mgidbnf’ttiot the
Board of Belle! of the cityof South
Norwslli will meet 9:04: eduesdoJ'.
January 20, 1900: ”at”? k to ,9
.maatar'day. “Show“ 9 ,
tau 0 u'dtoi's ”0%?“ y, lithiu-
~ macro: m4? infill ‘0-
ruary 10,111“. '67 ll
noel February “$01,733,,“
T“"“vrlltori “be Witnitnsirmacuer‘: lite consul fit’fl
‘_a§:,soc-
. '4. ii. 4.41.1: &.
‘ Cilia}— 25, ms
9} is, 10:01' 11:1
some momma t. 5 .
Sp ring“ '4
'In the are1
r anti-alibi»i
cil,
o6 plucking inhabit
hang: eagerly «about or 4th,“
Those are manyrbcontiluis
glowing: lustrous“I Ililta'MlatH't’h
talks Wu; $55th lib! arbor
ty «trim: or
the clingingimossolinmchiflonal
or those ever-iuhiodobic blacks?
No; outcombutsik, . . ., , ..J
Here in the stile style hint of
Paris for Spring of 1904:
Sott-woiren ‘afikw are quedli.
quiet as you liken-but they must.
be soit and clinging.
And so.t thou h over tour-lifelis
of the silks and in America are
made' in America (chef to the not
in the world) they are soft In
weave and finish. So much for
the influence of Paris on what we
shall waar this spring.-
Yet Phrio is followed oni
cause Paris sets a good fasten
these silks are fascinating
Look at these soft «item with
their open chedra mm with tiny
bright data or with their melon c.
grounds in gun-meld or or e
effects (SI and Snag): ooe~theoa
lustrous Liberty satiric brightened“
by small patterns in pure white
(75c to $1.25). J
And here are plain messaiine
'0‘: mesaaline ciliflonhém
t t are ere any in
They are as soft as Baby's dim-
ad cheek. sol-smut as
Iteel. And their built] 0f
ing‘ eludes say Word of descrip—
tion: Not expensive either-nose
and Sr yd..
Close beside Is plain taffeta ior
lining in every shade almost—39¢
to 05¢ yd.
i
be-
JJ-.‘:v,w.,
rus- rrowmuo
our cooos co.
, EBIDGEPQRT. f
South Norwolk
Beard oi Relief
M”6 if in
wielded:
In said city for the purpose of hearing
and determining all appeals from the
coin or the assessors of said city,
on a list of 1903. Dated at Booth
N,orwalk January 16,1904. .u
go“ 8‘. WHEN.-
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lot [it
NEW YOR RX. HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIMI TAILI.
. in street December 27.
LEAV; , {Dame Milt FOR
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ours block. on Monday
.from 2 o'clock ill
.: Raturday. Feb. 8
0'0““. p" 01-. W
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2th.at4p.m.
p’ersous.
masts BUTHERIJAND.
GEORGE W. FITCH,
DUDLEY E, HQYT.
Board of Belief or Town of Norwalk.
Norwolit. Conn" Jan 10, 1904.
1 .
88,,Iiil illilil
til 9pm..
caucus purposes.
C. A WALTERS,
RUFUS J. SMITH
£20 3w
an
I.
POPULAR endeavours»
i
HOYT'S THEATRE.
0N! SOLID WEEK;
Commencing Monday. February a.
The FiSlie Stock Co.
IAND AND ORCHESTRA.
Mr. Earl Simmons and a mmpauy
of 36 Deal“ e.
REPERTOIRE.
.eeMalin s.
Tuesday—Jinn Irish Rebel.
le.
Thursday—Clemenceau (fuse.
Friday—~Pink Domino.
Saturdaywcmdereilo.
Ev
Mills-t
Monday—A Soldier of the Empire.
Tugadsy~llrsaking the Ban. J
Wednesdoy~l<uubs 0‘ Tennessee
Th dpwacnnie. the Masonite.
-;-Dr Jekyl and Mr. Hyde.
8a urday—A struggle for Liberty.
nI‘loltdaolne souvenir plaque of Miss
Grace Hamilton and Mr. Earl Simmons
to every lady attending Tuesday night
Pricerlfotlnees. 10c and 20c.
linings. lbs. 204: and
Saturday Matinee i0c. 20c and 30c.
' “medalists.
W
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iii“:
(0
mined...
oven sounds tlnaanltyrun
coaruls— litres.
Ham Group of
manuals“
Moat Comic Group .9! not less
than
commands stage?
A. t—lwl‘to‘ finder. 7:41. i
J 1‘
i , committee duriugj‘ the past ten months
1 higher; faithful and s own very sat-
‘ ' "MET
-.hiotiue is hereby siren that the
rd at Bella! oi the Town of Non-
alk will meet at their 0000, Opera
"thFebruory 1st.
,from 2 until i
or oval!!!-
ileb. 10th. from 7 until 9 o'clock: Sati-
urJ'day. Fell. 18th, from 1 until 4 o'clock.
in Wednesday urchins. Feb. l‘lth.
guml 7 until 9 o'clock: Saturday, Feb.
th. from 2 until 4 o'clock. n. th.; for
t a purpose of hearing and determin-
in any and all appeals mode to them
from 0001.. doing or the Assessors on list
of:
H“! mm ”1““ of “I“ °T They will also meethlth the Asses-
sure as a Joint board. Saturday, Feb.
for the purpose of
asiing the polls of sick and disabled
0430
The registrara of the Town oi South
Nbrwalk wiliibe I Wilda at the ab
ectmea'o oil a. 12 South Main
street. ram, 0 mory mi. and Fri-
.Feb “nth "do. from 12 noon
the purpose of receiv-
ing applications Jor registration for
Registrars.
.‘t‘..tinsos Daily, ”ginning Tuesday.
Presenting Mina Grace Hamilton auJ
Wednesday—”rho Sign of the Cruel
Ev- taut parts like Hubbard Park of Mer-
1*! use new. basil
sizes 1 ,
coo ‘
a part of Its exhibits In if
, eahiblti t given under the
MTV rut Ho Ito
‘ at"
lilivleea
ll Boot
Iated
that
Lcoil-lath of
foiiowiu
' th
iiifiiw «alumina
This Ip represented y. a. collection
of wound plants tile. Biomtii
Iafger part of which has been col-
lected the past season. These plants
hav- beeu carenilly dried under pres-
sure, gluer to paper 0! apropriate
sine. labeled with the- usual botanlcot
information and constitute an herbal-
ing about two thousand sheets These
sheets are mounted on screens; so
that story plant will be ucesslbie and
diepioyed to good adVautage. All the
counties aria represented. The best
collections are from Hartford. bitch-
field New Haven and New Londiin
counties: Especially good collections
have been made of the ferns and or-
chids. The great family of composite
plants will make the most decorative
display, owing to the brilliant coloring
of the sunflowers. asters, golden-rods.
etc. Numerous sheets of grasses and
sedges form an exhibit quite Impossl‘
ble to describe. yet owing to their Im
penance and influence must be of in-
terest to agricultural men and garden
erii throughout the State.
The collection has been carefully
prepared, selected from the best mar
In,.lerloi and will represent our flora of
the year 1003. The work has been
accomplished large by the Connecti-
cut Botanical socle y, the members of
which have made a thorough scorell
throughout the different sections of
the State. As a whole. It represents
what one may see during a season In
Connecticut's natural flower garden
reminding us of the glorious hues oi
spring, sumer and autumn. the user
fuluea of her plants for decorative
purposes and shows that judicious
distribution of plant life that makes
the scenery of her hills and valleys a
delight to the artist to our summer
visitors and to all who maids that!
homes a part of her life and welfare;
Private Grounds.
The private grounds exhibit consists
of is enlarged snowstorm rem-mate
ing some of the finest private midencg
grounds In the State. They illustrate
and skillful gardening can accomplish
inwards the beautifying of large and
small private grounds. Some
graphs show attractive noiui-al lawns,
plantings and water scenes. others
show Italian terraces. greenhouses
and useful fruit and vegetable gar
dens: and still other indoor culture
of choice fruits and flowers The
whole exhibit Indicates that our State
is well advanced in the art or besult
lying the surroundina of homes.
'I‘ e parks and no be grounds ex-
hlbl of 50 enlarged photograp
tratcs the pork systems of
New Haven, Bridgepo
Mei-Idea and thé Slate parit known as
Putnam Memorial
Redding it oontolno excellent and at-
tr‘active park views. from the small
i ity greens I the large city sud moun-
tain fpal-lei. base vie ‘ws through their
care lselectiou thou: the characton
Isttc features of the dI herein}, in
they represent. and the liol sub:
lects thereby brought to not owill be
or educating ihiidunce and loud to
prove that the Stole of Connecticut ls
«marrying a high position In this In
portoui Ileld of municipal develop
ment
artford‘,
Ono Attraction.
llcent. State Capitol In Its commatlilln
position in Bushnell Park. and areas
it are grouped all the phowgrapiflc
ready named They show the grand
natural scenery of some or our moun-
ldeu and st and West. Rock
in New Haven; the’ natural 0.
meadow and water scenes of the larg-
er parks of our cities; the ,
and other useful recreation
teatime or large out small pol-it areas.
the- small attractive greens and the
wellikspt tree planned residential
streets. and the whole combined gives
a very favorable Impression. J * ‘
The entire exhibit will be shipped
to: it. Innis in April: and as compora
lively raw nodule (tom this vlcln
lty or state wiltthav'e an opportunity.
to go to St. Louis the committee In
charge has taboo special pains :to com
plate the itinerant «malts Nearly as
possible in order on the anhllti
chance loose of‘cbal‘ge a
allanged for that pnrpOse. A
Invitation to extended to all
the‘ahhibitiuu“ at film Asylum Street,
liortfb‘rd m 10%: is. to to p; at:
from Cob. 8 to 13.! InclusiVe.
W
TWO ”VERNON! ENROLLID.
J!
to the best advantage what modern '.
camp will”. l‘ I
The Center picture shows the mogul3 J
views of the diflerent pork systems ol- .
0n counsellor—h“ have. messes ,
Milena ti than live. Yale, '00 is ,
tiling; “finhiurignlfls t- “daggers nj‘ ..
am Means" and oauiaal D‘ii’“ ’ J
W MT
M J PM. member a Fair "roadshow.
r « mus 4in
A Mbmflwlvba as”.
ii
4" ion'
.m-
W3 i salable: mi Susi! M3. .J
AGENT FOR MAY MANNN' PATT'INIJ
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«“me
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‘-‘ vol-mu."
.llitiop i use us:
i
' “i. has 'JJr
Will Be Contiiiu
Even: Price Reduction Holds Good
Ondngtofhewymmmsihcrof tbepa‘si (It?
mimic] wbkhagmtamnbarofmbsviiip
tum of the tiers of the State nurnber- ,
t
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4Y1? .
y- ubifmyyievi
rd Until Saturdall.
so “is
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d ; ’{JLAJ’J a’a‘.“
Mild:
chines:
“.5
been unable to shell themselves of this: the, Matt W
new opportunity of this wish your»:
tom: the bio Inmtory Sale until salads» night. February
rm.
Nat splice bill be altered. no! a fiche! removed.
who: decided rescue-
i
Tile Big Sale will swing nigh! along to its close. . l
I! is needless for as to [stiller radium 'tbe economy of
We Ilsa: confided W: {41¢ 54:19, for the fit-
this we!!!
x
sons allow slated, for it is our cared! iota]: that no one Jihad]!
be disappointed through Walker candiiions.
03-85 w
south riot-walk,
. it
fit 20:
obi 0‘00 Street,
‘(Mli
Conn
is DAINTV aackwsiis. via use: a
we swear seams Hesperus 444% unit cottons. stun
Nice assent-user or cont-Jill still annotate. in solids his
csuvas. mo LAWN. m ‘rl-t'a Lo'r’wnit:
cocoa “item. bassoon. auto alum
aurrou manometer err-act's; Ar is
5,
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'lldoiibab a civic or'J“,
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retina tea LAT 4i. :5 '
asses statute as, .
1 , entail edicts.
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rt. Waterbury. ,
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this preliminary intuition mafi- ' '
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to
Ava
if” 4000’}? hi "on
llils IiElIi BREAKFAST FOOD
is A" PLEASANT sunsets:
In slimmer
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For cookifil are hosting new in sets: brand of coal ii: m2: .
. fortunate dam-aiding a cargo of this Jeddo for our customers. ..
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