WEATHER FORECAST.
likir Norwalk and vicinity:
iy fair tonight and Friday. There has
been a slight rise In temperature in
the central hnd eastern annuals. The
General-
area of excessiviy high pressure an
low temperatures continues in north-
west. The disturbance that was in
the Gulf coast yesterday appears to be
passing out to sea south of Hatteras.
Conditions favor for this vicinity gen-
orally pleasant weather with slightly
high temperature
A meeting of Sherman Council, Royal
Arcanum, will be held tonight.
Washington Camp, Patriotic Order of
the Sons of America will meet tonight.
fimeetlng of Ophir Chapter. Order
of asiem Star, wil be. held tomorrow
night.
*Hoiisehoid elects at auction. Tues-
day 11 a. to, bless iiiii Villa.
Miss Helen tinge, of Danbury. Is vis-
Itin'l Mr. and bins I-‘ranlt Mayhew, of
South Main street.
Mrs. A. W. Chichester. of Lowe
street. is quite ill. being threatened
with pneumonia.
John A‘. Partrlck Is confined to his
home in Newtown avenue. Norwalk.
with a dislocated shoulder.
4-Coodrich Food 10c. at all leading
grocers.
Washington Crimp. Patriotic Order
oi the Sons of America, is scheduled
to hold a meeting tonight
latitudes Encampment I 0. 0. R.
of ofwalk. will meet this evening. at
llieiodge moms in Wall street.
Hrs. Ih‘rankiin A. 'l‘olles, who has
been ‘vs’itiug her daughter in Fair-
list #5, returned to her home on
avenue. South Norwalk
:A subscription dance arranged by
r Risen iiiil Jr. Carl A. Harstroni
an lteed o. Hat'ilan'd. will be held this
evening; at lockwood' s Hall, Norwalk.
--Coo.drich Food is no different from
all other cereals you will like it. 10:
all leading grocers.
Music. Hall kn being t~.leanel and out
In pro (per. shape for the Red Men s mas-
qtlerac Bali which will be held there
next Monday evening, February 15th.
mireka Rebekah Lodge, I 0.0 E.
willtlioid a rebersnl on Frida evening,
the twelve": and every room r of the
tennis/ore requested to be present 'at
8 o'clock sharp.
A corps of assistants. under the di-
notion ‘of On arc. is workingw
on the decorations for the Red Men's
annual mask bail, finich will be given
in Music Hall. asht‘hlonday night.
Harry' Wilson: hec‘South Norwall‘s
agent of theN lit Steamboat Com-
ths past week and
the Norwalk repre-
urge of both embed
the anniversary of
i.inbolh"s,BI .the schools and
banks will be cio all day and the
post- offices will close at it a. m.. with
only one general delivery and collec-
too
There are no reserved seats for the
Red Men's masquerade ball. on Mon-
tlay night. except till! boxes. which
have all been taken. Regular tickets
are fifty cents; balcony tockets, twenty-
live cents. See advertisement. ,
—It‘Ine goods at. auction. Moss Hill
stone house, next Tuesday, it o‘clock.
The South Norwalk Club will give
an Informal dance In the gymnasium
on Tuesday evening. February 16th.
Members have the privilege of inviting
one gentleman and ladies. A card for
guests may beohtnined of the enter-
tainmaut committee
At the .First Regiment Armory .In
Hartford‘ the following oiIIcers were
examined by the examining board:
Colonel Cllhert II. Fitch, Third Infan-
scataflve.l s Ini
Telnorrow
try; Lieutenant Colonel Henry 8. Der-
soy. Thi~rd infantry stator Fraillt an poems
Johnson. First Infantry; Major Vincent
M. King. Third Infantry; Major Henry
Norton. Jr.. Second Infantry; Captain
James L .Howard. Jr.. adiutsut. first
infantry: First Lieutenant Cynia
IWheeler l“l‘iattnllgni adiutant. Iiilrsth In-
sntry: rst ant Will
Pike. battalion W“ “Elliot“
try; First Lieutenant Ernest m3. Rog-
era, ”adiutanflt Coast Artillery.
Special 1 Comments
to Cash Judson.
alsAI;i.' tiles aniline use ité it's”
renaoganvsns seems
no r as us asses-sac
seam. cuss Hans ' 2%: Ln"
r:sait CAL. HA9“. 10c LI
sta. sonar. Mo LI
‘ror IlC'AOT.....10s Ls
cit-sit on chNlo PLAT!
V!" L! AN ,‘pdi. LI
“LID" ITEAK . . . . .
ugh vs t9 ya.
Mnnfinantom.
| racer '
clan 'tii. cits.
snagging, posits, arc.
PUBLlG-MQIIKET
sf sout- WW“
10s L!“
ing the workmen were hundreds of
'arts and trucks.
Besides this force several hundred
railroad workmen began to take down
the Iron pillars and gliders left stand-
ing around the ruins, which in their
present position constitute an element
0! danger. The whole city has beniitrg
roused to the necessity of pushing for-
ward the resurrection .ottho ruined dis-
trict. The magnitude of this work
may be realised when it in estimated
that the mere cleaniu awa of the de-
bris will cost about moo
A number of individual merchants
and bankers announced today that they
have already tmsde definite arrange-
ments for the erection of new struc
llll'ei.
Already fully 1000 firms have found
quarters in other parts of the city, and
others are still seeking places where
to put in only it dealt. Desirable ioca
ilo are scarce, and old buildings
d which stood idle for years have been
quickly seized by burned-out concerns
In numerous Instances business houses
outside the tire area have given up por-
tions of their buildings to unfortunate
firms.
Brigadierflenerai Laurawan Riggs,
who has been summoned to Annapolis
to appear before the bar of the House
of Delegates and explain why he re-
fused to permit his troops to recognise
passes issued by Governor Warneitl
left fOr the state capital today.
The general explained that he was
not acting independently nor was be
In absolute control of the situation. He
said that ever since ‘trnops were called
out he has been working in conjunction
with the police department.
Speaking of the order revoking all
passes. Gen. Riggs said:
"After a thorough inspection of the
burned' territory it was found that
many persons had gained admission to
the place, and the tluggestiou was made
that all passes be tern rarlly revoked
not only because of- danger to life
fin account of the high tottering walls,
ut also on account of the fear that tili-
scrupulone persons might carry away
valuables or eve'n go so far as to break
open safes. A conference was held
Tuesday at which were present the
governor the mayor, the marshal of
police and others. The governor said
at this conference that he had issued
passes to members of the legislature
and regretted that he had done so. lie
said he felt he had erred In so doing
After a general talk it was decided to
revoke all passes including those is
sued by the governor. The governor
fully approved this action. Governor
Warfieid was not. Ignored nor was
there any intention to slight the mem-
bers of the legislature."
(len. Riggs took with him statements
from Mayor lichens, President
shur. of the Board of Police Committ-
sinners and Assistant City Solicitor
Ed at Allen Poe in which these ofli
clan approve the order revoking the
passes.
Admission to the fire territory was
comparatively easy today. This was
due to the greatly improved conditions
within the lines.
militias tom... iiili
Willow use. counts so stunts
I‘IIIV OPERATE 0N IOWBLI.
LIVE... Klflflflfi AND. .LADDI.
“All When I‘M-j "an (Ir '1 “for,
. For lulmbflll'fi'uwlll. -
IFIGH'l'lNO i ~IAN DONiNGOI.
NEW YORIL
inns steafsepimierokee arrived
from San Dpuiln . where the passe
‘gsrn say an sues. The Uni~
ed States men -wnr Hartford Detroit
and Columbia were seen at various
ports The Cherokee left aftér the fir-
ing on the Yankee‘ a launch. The Che
rokee was not molested and was able
to discharge and load cargo without
trouble. Purser Nccurdy said he was
obliged to go tip the river at San
mingo city in a small boat to 'visit the
content house and while passing an a
continuous firing was kept tip by the
combatants. stray bullets making the
trip up the narrow river dangerousu
Dr. Cros’suian's‘ Specific
colt anode .oraq page
3.5-”
prices.
Ilen'g' ind round clams In the shell
Opened long clams.‘ 30c qt.
om nastiest
militiamen-5m
19.9w
scarecrow;
UP‘
cb. ii .—-The Ci do.
sh. etc. all selling at reasonable
last in! mamas-om
Ruins Coated, Beefflm
u.
.‘vapl
.l".«‘
V. i. ..
nil
14,:
MI
tincss and. in yaristy.
the French wor
hour or two enjoying it all?
Twine suiting,
yd.
unique charm. 39c yd.
Gauze tp‘opiin in aha
shades.“ silk dots olb
blue with sclfoco ordots. 45c yd.
25c yd.
trast. 30c yd.
yd.
39c yd
announcer.
hilanus yesterday and attached
in a suit. brou t
New Haven“ 2.
alleges. owed
lflif‘ of Leonard
York. the sum of
limlln took the preperty in the store.
it to a place of storage.
iesit‘du
ycrtysbe edged id'li s
has been conducting the
iiridgcport I-‘armer.
RELIEF IN ON! MINUTI.
\
erotic which tickles the mucous mom
M branc. causing the cough. and at the
draw:
as
same time clears the phleg:
out tile inflammation and eals
soothes the affected parts. One Min-
ute Cough Cure strengthens the lungs
Minute Cough Cure is pleasant to take
Still by elm Pkarmdcy.
E. c. SHERWOOD! LiAIiLi‘I’ilI.
old.
upon the insolvent estate of 'fiilisha'c
Sherwood. .0!
"‘3H .HFHH'H9v . . 4 ""53"?“ National Bank were yes rday tiled
1-1 nonunion . - doll-la. whim! dugout“!!! W. In. The
so as start. 10: in. sch no unit"- not“ as-
seamstt moment. we lh ares-tins "no” ‘1" “mm "m“
g . ' and cinInis of the estates of Burr Perry
CHAR. “ .10; in... Marin arising out of
a clscosa'. toe‘it.d"‘.‘1‘n.torfl“’o probate bond and al-
picxgnaL, 10° lb. leged unlawfuitiniéestmeat ll“ trust
dock. sinus cod. sine Fish were figfififl‘ View” 13"”..m' "Pm:
of face“ vaine'of Climb?
huheensscwtorli‘eb 20. atllam
new disc us. .
I
Front by the experience of others
uggvemri Ife
ssonia'
i .wui icing renewed encouragemea
Here is a case in ”Ink“
I I‘M We!
is “I“ “limit: Norw .
s.
., y;
I}.
. 4 l
w low. the fancy cotton
st ty and «ham
:5: 'did “331:3
traction of old-yuapsioss. Many
prices—and these are the pick of
the neasbn in pattern and In dnlu-
In cotton. as in wool. the open
weave of veilin§(voile if we use
i is the he note
of the season. From tiny- read
voiics to heavy twine-like stuffs.
the range runs; and many an the
handsome stuil‘a now spread out.
Will you come and spend as
with twisted
sowings of white-and-black or of
colors on grounds of color. 39c
Mcrccriscd barcgc in plain or
printed-warp cflcctL Little open
plaids or lines of white that bunch
up like twisted twine give them
sgns
II. or
Embroidered crept in quiet
maps with figures III soft contrast.
Snowflake suiting with em-
broidery figures' in handsome con-
Engliaii pique in odd little quir-
ky figures and bread or narrow
stripes with bits of color glinting
out here and there. use ahd 35c
Merceriscd wing“ in plain rich
colors and of soft pleasing weave.
cits nowmutn
our cones co.
W
SHERIFF 0°89?“ ' ATTACHEB
I.
Deputy Shari! ester nootni total 'to
l n
drug store of Otto P. Zeilfiiiil for 3‘00
by lastlell Blade of
Milan. the complaint
the .exectiIOra of the es-
'lnhdllll. of New
00 for rent and the
claim was assigned to Slade. Sheriff
loaded it upon a truck, and cont/eyed
i ii i ltzaeut‘ll“I "xii“
us no i. as n'gt t e um
til wife. Although
the records show a sale to the wife. be
business..-
One Minute Cough Cure gives relief
In one mintite. because it kills the mi-
warda on pneumonia and is a harmless
and never falling care In all curable
cases of Coughs. Colds and Group. One
harmless and good alike for young and
The schedule of liabilities and assets
Qpnthport father of the
defaulting cashier of the Southport
amounts not stated. The assets are
stock In the Southport National bank
‘A bolting
Oinoouragsd" eltissns will Find (tantrum
lentil
Experience In th "oxen instructor
once nth-limos and neigh-
The testimony of South Norwalk
tTolles
'v’ehiclesg'
A small bottlb’ol Scott's
.‘Emulsion costing fifty cents
trill last a baby a month—a
few drops in its bottle each
time it is fed. That's a small
outla for so in c a return of
weeks before cotton be so, its healt and com ort.
fogdmanfi.mdf$; Babies that are. 'vcn
luau. so. we: 5”“ Emmi“ “‘
the basis of cotton at I cents. ”I ”I"... Laotian.
Now. when in la. "a. dam to q, tscenis to" oil it first the
x5 and even 17 centat elements of nourishment a
ready to be sold slid they lie bob needs mo“
sold on the 8 cont haaia. - food
Shrcwd woman will be quick to incl: "gray 'nli fr 1:233
see the advantage of buying new E s ‘3 noun ment;
for the c ‘ I’ll“ ll.“ ”in. muision always supplies it.
met. Whent aschavc snsod. ,. I“... "g... m
thcrs‘il likelybsnemorsatsuch w "my" PM ”I
sco‘rr a sewn. on Pssrl Street. was“
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CHANGE! iN PAITORATEI.
New York last Conference of Mathe-
ist Cit roll in Ireskiyti I 6.
any c anger are con edh
tho pastorstes of Methodist churches
In New Haven which are to be made.“
the session of the New York East
forence of the Methodist his
church. The conference will be held
at the Simpson hi hi church. Clare-
mont avenue Brooklyn on Wednesday.
April is. The conference met last ysnr
at. South Norwalk. Miles the appoinh
ments there are several matters of im-
portance to be brought up for action
at the session. among them being the
question of entertaining charges
say preferred ant Professor
P. Browne of ton university. The
chhrges have already been filed but
whether meeasor Browne will be tried
before is not yet determined.
The general conference of the Meth-
odist Episcopal church will be hold at
Les Angolan. Cal.. in May and the con-
ference of this district will select nev-
en‘ clerical and seven lav delegates to
attend that sossiun. The conference
wi i last. a month.
for as the changes of pastors in
New Haven and vicinity are concern.
ed it Is already known that. several
transfers will be made says the New
Haven [leader Rev. Frank E Rail.
pastor of Tri ityM .- I-I. church at
George ’ni'id wight streets. is to
leave that pastorate but It Is not yet
konwn where he will go. Rev. luau
A Nsrsdsn of w i. Haven. will go
to the wdthodlntc ion In Derby and
West Haven ”has invited Rev. s‘red L.
It. Hammond of Wellington-d. to take
the pastorate there. Rev. George hf.
Brown goes from Derby to the Sands
street If. If church Brooklyn. Rev. .i.
H. lfdlld, 'formeriy pastor of the lust
Mari Street church and once pastor of
the Slimmerileid church in this city
will ime’ his present charge in An-
..otiln. hf Worden gm». from
suttthington and Roy. 1-1 0. Tree from
Shelton to other charges
W
~ A OUR! RON ICIIMA;
My baby had Idonsins so bad that its
hood. was a solid mass of scabs and
ihi hair all came out. i tried inner
elites but noue'neeiued to do any
snout good 'untii I used Dewitt‘s
Witch Hazel Saiye." ‘Ine Ecncm'a is
cured. the scabs are gone and the lit-
tle one's scalp is perfectly clean and
hdalthy, and its hair ls growing beau-
tifully again. . i can not give too
much praise to DeWitt's Witch Hanoi
Silva—Frank Farmer. Bind City. Ky.
ln’ buying Witch Hanoi Salve look out
for countsrfeits. Dthtt‘s In the on
last and the only one containing pure
tcb Hanoi. The name E. C. neWitt
and Co. is in every box. Sold by Clif;
fnrd Phermacy. “
c—m—e—f-l—qwn-ro
FOR IFAS‘I’ TELEGRAPHERS.
”-1-!-
Tournament for Speed to Is Held in
Hartford in June.
Commercial 'i‘elcgraphers' Union of
America". District 37. announces a his
speed tournament to be held at the
Auditorium in Hartford on Wednes-
day. June 15. it will be open to all
operators that have been employed In
Connecticut sixty days previous to
tire tournament. An entrance fee of
8! .will be ~charged 'in each, clan.
which should he. sent not later than
Juno 1 to A.‘ N. Wood secretary»
treasurer. No. to: Howard avenue.
New Haven. Operators are. requested
to name the make of machines they
are In the habit of using. and an ef
flit will be made toiprovide them.
There will he attendances. which with
the prises offered. are as follows:
'Ciaas A. last sending-41m prise.
815 :and gun modal: second .40
Class B. flat receiving-First prise
816 and gold medal; second sic
Class 0. Past. Receiving by machine
First prise. 3100 and gold medal:seo
olid_ 860. . . .
_ CONNICTICUT PATIN'I'C.
9 Iris. following were issued Mrcary
l . ' .
"Li-t furnished from olice of A. is.
mater.“ solicitor of patents. Bridge-
Anker S. Lyhne. Bridgeport. shade-
holder.
Bluest If. Netcaif. Bridgeport. hand-
Inward A. Cauchet, Saugatuck,car
denim“. -~
William 0. Newton \'--- Haven, unl-
vershl compression t . and vissts
emu“ Cacti, Hartford ,‘rotary snap
Perkins. Hartford. ladl-
tingihd for snap electric switches.
IN};
s
t M. Hartford. Whirl!
eats—steering mechanism for inottir
mt‘mlnrk. Windsor mu.
_ for user wheels and
-. when a child showed, symptoms of
. of Chamberlais' a Cough may in the
of air .
m . eedansrtfond. twopntw
...
.. . "1.3”“
heard. Iii sotlosi‘ioi’oéiurt :‘ “ «t
Nelson U incitwood administrator.
etc. vs Corrine l. Ogden ct sis. fore
closure; Dietrich Iii. Lowe et ai vs.
Nartiu lawior et sis. motion of resi-
dent defendants to strike from record
names of non- -resldent defendants;
Harriet Swits’ appeal from probate.
Judgment for non-compliance with
order of court: town of Norwalk vs.
Town of Stamford Judgment for want
of answer: John s. Hoyt vs.
Town of Darlen. for appointment of
committee.
uncontested divorces—Francesco
Pisarro vs Lulu Ptsarro. it‘tta ltey-
vs Harry L lie holds Charts»
lattvs (li‘nce A. if, III.
a vs. v.tI')ncat' J. 'Wellh. Al K
be! vs. 0er 1K. bar blar-
retJ.‘ Henley vs. Cornelius Henley.
PINFICT CONPIOINCI iN CHAM-
##Am’ CCU”! W,
"‘ thor used to ”be a asiing of
uneasiness and worry In the household
"WRIT :Ill' 1". m
AGENT FOR MAY MAN’I‘ON‘B PATTERNS
Will an Continued Until suntan. Fob. is.
Evolii Price Reduction Holds Good.
Ontbvto fhewry mercuriafhdr. of Ifbciiarf for days.
on account 0/ which a great numb #Wzmpublkifisw
been unsbl; to stall Himmler: of fills. the greatest money-sa-
odisopsokdiiify offlkwbolem tse- M decided to con-
fitiiiic the bio Inlmllory Sale on!!! Sunday nigbf. February
13”).
Not a price trill be altered. not a ticket removed.
Tb: Big Sale will swing. right along to its close.
If is needles: [or m to fad/w” aliphatic: {the economy of
II ‘ this wolf. We have continual lineal: solely for the ra—
Irons abet»: staid. for it is our earliest, {wish that no one shduld
be dttsppointd through weather conditions.
oroup. there is now perfect ilde or
This is owing to the unit .nn&s|
treatment of that disease. Mrs. hi. I.
Buford. of Pooiesviiis, Nd. in speak-
kg of her experience In the use of
tli‘al runedy says: "I have a world of
confidence in Chamberlain's Com
Remedy for I have used It with perfect
success. lily child Garland is subject
to severe attacks of croup and it al-
ways gives him prompt relief." "
There Is nothing so dead as a run
down automobile forty miles. from a
Ia ‘ ..
ea-es Washington etro'ot.I~ j
"vi '.
South Norwalk, Coast
is tits iss'si Misc the seas. on
cash and debilitated. it is qpstiaisg.
strengthening and vitsiiso
isg. Oddly and pas-a-
nnuity m
Dyspepsia
and indigestion.
hit. "fishy” I
Edward P. Weed, Norwalk
Plaistsd's Drug stars. So. Nor.
.., .3“ . .m 1 . r p y
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS. 0“ s ‘éia 1‘
is sstsrv ”bitten“. we its a roar transmit it LINI or
ms nu salsa autism s in s on ecstatic. Anne ii
men use incur or cotsas flit Patrons solicit fill!
it oy 1-3 'r u EAT a g. canvas. ash LAWN. is run I r to: as consortia has
cnoss arircs. harassment. skins
aurros snasotogsv cursors. st
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sacccit PEATNIN Alto
us sliicaa‘. '-
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ON! SOLID WEEK.
Comments Monday. February a.
Nations Dally lsginnlsg Tuesday.
The Fiske‘ Stock Co.
BAND AND ORCNIITRA.
Presenting Miss Grace Hamilton and
Mr. Earl Simmons and a company
of :5 people
REI'thTOIRR.
Nations-it.
'l‘huradhy-Cléhiip'ceau Case.
Friday—Pink Domino
Balaton—Cinderella
“Mania
Thtirstlaywlenniiit. the Masonite.
many-Dr Jckyi and Nr. Hyde.
Saturday~A Struggle for Liberty
Handsome souvenir plaque of hills
Grace Hamilton and Mr. Earl Simmons
to every lady attending Tuesday night.
Prices—Matine'i‘i‘i tile and 20c. Ev
'Inings. l0c. 20c. and 30c.
Saturday Matinee. i0c. son and sot.
HOYT‘S rnasrna.
ONE DAY ONLV,
Tuesday. Fab. lo.
Marines and Night.
CLARK IALI.
.. Presents
ITHI KANIAl CYCLONE
CARRIE NATION
THEFAMOUC SALOON WAN-ma .
and
to lip High-class Vaudeville Acts. .
Direct from Poe's Successful Weeks
ever tits Poll Circuit.
PRiOlO—lvsnlng. 10c 20c. 30c; loci
Matinee the no.
Costa on sale five days in advance. -
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h
GOODRIGH FOOD
THIS its BREAKFAST man
is A FtEASAIil‘ solicitor-
to EVERYONE
ls schematic as n is secreted:
As HEAL THFUL ss it is APPETIZINO
n is nil-resin from any usu- kind of
crew roan
nirrs'ittnr' lnI bluff"
NFFI’RENTI to flavors
mrrrsslvr is stir-sin" Virtue.
“mt I? "5
a..:~ ..
thuyosfsshsrfufpvss person (for _‘
when you set if. if not» you hungry fast‘I lire ‘ ,
.i
Anion with Grandeur
Hills Janus! Fraud ms-
m "Inlays-bu
Jud mam
‘ Cat-utmost.»
Ulises Tribe Ne. :6 Reduce
“Ito MAN; IO. sonnets.
MONDAY EVENING ill. 15TH. 1004.
TN! BNIAV iAI.‘ svm
19¢ 0' TH! "AM.
Pransdtisg the Most cisterns or
larch me seen in this city
Numerous. (mucous and Origin“
Attraction Min.
Prof. Linawsttar'a Full Orchestra will
. . run-simmer. .-| h p
‘ in a
' "COTTON!- PNIIIS.
Handsomcst Costumed Omup of
”in: ."
Fire I Fire I
Cries transit the dish
I'Ilflr-
FIIEII FIR Ell II'lRIIi l I
And the meals and s mike steaks and cakes
. More fragrant smell than ink can tell
Over the Jeddo coal.
“Why. more my soul!"
The master said".—
"Jeddo Coal is at the head i'f
undo
notions than six . ,. Ask iron .iaooouI
“I“ ”0.3:?" 3”” °‘ W M“ ,‘_ ‘ nor cooking and heating as none: brand of coal .,
EM e‘s‘t costcmtfdpoupie, '. a: ' : ("lulu'fifi' '5' ‘ . °t this 3““ for 3‘" one”? ~ %
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