\
/'
Wednesday vea
0th. from 'I until 9 o'clock: 9st-
Job. 1 from 3 until 4 o'clock.
p. at; Wedniio a evening. Feb. i th.
from 7 until 9 0’0 och: Saturday. eb.
20th. from 2 hntil 4 o'clock. p. m.. for
the itrpoos , do tannin-l
‘ O to "a“
as list
i meet iilh the Asses-
tors as a board. Saturday. Feb.
90th. at 4 p. .l'or the purpose of
sbatlng the polls of sick and disabled
persons.
JAN ‘38 THERlaAND.
GEO I. .,FITCH
DVD: Y E. liOYT. .
lionrd of Reli or Town of Norwnilt.
Norwsilt. Conn" Jan 10.1904.
120- 420
billion Nun.
The registrars of the Town of South‘
Norwalk will be in session at the sel-
ectmou's office. No. 12 South Main
street. Friday February 6th. and Fri-
day. February 12th 1904. froml‘: noon
till 9 p. m. for the purpose of receiv-
ing applications for registration for
caucus purposes.
Colt. WALTERS. .
RUFUSJ. SMITH.
Registrars.
126 3'
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South Nordalk
Board of Relief.
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Relief of the city of South
Norwaik, will meet. on Wednesday.
January 20, 1904. at 7:30 o'clock to 9
p. m.:Saturday. January 30. 1904, from
2 to .5 o'clock p. m.; Wednesday, Feb:
ruary :1. from 7:30 to 9 p. m.; Feb-
ruary 10, at 7:90 to 9 p. m.; Tuesday,
February 13. at. 7:30 to 9 p. 131.; in the
Council Chamber in Havlland street.
in said city_ for the purpose of hearing
and determining all appeals from the
doings of the assessors of said oily.
on the list of 1908. Dated at South
Norwulk, Januhry 10. 1904.
JOHN F.-MCMAHON.
MATTHEWCORBETT.
Board of Belief.
1m Jill v,
that is Catsrrh.
the only positive
too. its medical fratern y.
a constitutional disease,
stitutionai treatment.
Cure is taken internally. acting direct-
iy upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. thereby doatroying the
foundation of the discus and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and. assisting nature in
doing its wdrli. The proprietors have
no much faith in ita- curative powers
that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any Ctllle that it falls to cure. Send
for list of testimonials.
Address F. J. CHENEY A 00.. Tole
do 0
Sold by all Drugglata. 76c.
'l‘nke llnllo Family Pills for consti-
potion
......... comm---
Men die widows cry. friends are
sorry, but that doesn't furnish bread.
but a policy in the
noon. General Life Insur-
anoa Company
payable immediately molten the family
independent. .
FRED”. FIELD.
OINIRAL AGENT.
United link DWI» 90- Norwsik.
*—
Dividend
Paying .6iining.0il. Smelter and
industrial Stocks making possible
Large interest and Profits. Book-
lets on applicition.
DOUGLAS, LACEY 8: CO.
Bankers. Brokers. Fiscal .4 nts.
Members New York Coasol dated
Stock 8 cha 66 Broadway and
17 New trcot. ow York.
E. BALDWIN HAMIHTT. Manager.
Western New In ad lranch: If our.
' Dara: Missy-35cc Ildg.. Hartford. a.
Denny 8. liuli. Representative.
1 Lauder-hilt. South Norwalk. Cl.
5
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illi Nithit 101
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
'm.
. WITH.
capital. $100,000.00
nu Proms. 300,000.00
Solicits section“ of individuals. man-
ulacturara merchants and corporations
upon favorable terms.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vice-Prca~
' JACOB M. LAYTON. Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
doom ii Knapp Henry Seymour
Josiah A. Marvin
Christian swam . waiisce Marvin
E.i4. Matbitflen John H. Light
FM. l4. home.
"an...
New voila. saw an... a
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIMI TAILI.
in effect December 27.
LEAVE 603114 vNORIiVALK F0!
on
M.‘-—12 59:. 522611, 5 58: c: 14
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BUNDAYS
A. Ute-13:03. 6i00 7:30. 9: 00 10: 02.
P. M_.-~5‘02, 0:00, 9: 00! 11:00.
LEAVE IOUTN NOIWALK F02
V NIW .NAVIN.
A. flu-312313. 1:16. 1:661. 4:16.
7:42.292“, 9:l0a. 10:003. 11:05:.
P. Ale—12:061.. 12: 12,! 1:12. 3:02;.
6:18. 6:26 -:6 59. 6. 80. 7. 05x, 9' 06!.
9: 15.10.11 021 11: 15
M in addition to above—P
--:.2 40. 71:28.
.‘ SUNDAYS.
AV. tic-12 Ill. “161.1501. 1:42. w;
0:10,
’grfi 3:35. 9:05.
, tun—o'—
so monitor to muslin.
“1:16:18, 9:26, 9:63
Samuel Grumman '
flange .01 1:10 .
_} oath'tt nonwaait. "
GeVVtVa'fioad
COKE
in your-cellar.
It will last as [one as
other fuels and you
will admit it is
machflcheapcr.
When 1'! is gone
'lbc feel sure that
you brill-want more.
771sz a
HOT TIME
in em bus/tel o/ if. .
Give it a Mo! and be
con‘binced.
NiinN’y lithium.
'PHONE. 6|. .
Capjtli.‘ 050110.000! Surplus, 2196.”.
The .
. Earning Power:
of your savinu in-
vested with this
Company at 6 per
cent. is 66 per cent.
greater than it up
vested at 4 per
cent; is 42 6-2 per
cent. g'l‘eoter than if invested at 8%
per cent; and 06 23 per cent. greater
than lavesiad'it 8 per ecnt. .
lute Supervision of New Vorit and
Connecticut.
lRANCl-l OFFICE.12 so MIN ,11'.
Resident Director's. Resident Managers.
Mot-timot- 61.1.00 R. LCobum
Charles E. Dow
? ' year‘s Cold Papers.
John .- LOW
. and
60 Man. 9t.
.mnoo.
it NV. .
~vo hat ..
why It ilrat «chased snow
i'.
its common stock Stevens. in
llcatlon. presents figures to r d t
Is contention that the dividend cou a
have been paid.
HAVI vou moiosa'riom
if you have indigestion. odol Dys-
pepsia Cure will cure you. t In our»
ed thousands. it to curing peep e ev-
ery {flay—every hour. You owe it to
yourself to give It a trial. You will
condone to suffer until you do try it.
There is no other combination of di-
gostanut that digest and rebuild at the
some time. Kodoi does both. Kodol
cures. strengthens untl rebulitiu. Sold
by Clifford Pharmacy. 0
'~ --r-
.. .-.m....
l
i
N the slamming of that
door—keep out the
cold air—~avoid the
breaking of glass. The
ECLIPSE CHECK AND
SPRING will do it; easy
to put on and keep in
order We've got it.
COMBTOCK. WATKINS A DOW.
'PHONE, 43-6.
Wall Paper 8110
20 res cam. otscouur.
Making room for new goods, we are
giving 20 per cent. discount on last
50t- Paper, 401:
400 Paper. 830
30c Paper. tic
3M: Puller, 201'.
Borders same discount.
i‘o Order—Window Shades Pia“
N lure Promos.
Dealer in Wall Pa rs. Painters
Supplies. Artists Materials
SPECIALS
N White Curtain Poles with Fla-
luurcs. 10c.
Cloth Window Shades. with
fringe. :50.
Solid Brass Hall Curtain Roda.
3 it. long. with fixtures. 10¢.
““SliumCut Catt opener. cuts
N-aaily. No ra scd edge.
o(our area't PANINO itmvas.
PAINTING. PAPER HANO-
l’NG. DECORATINC‘
Soutiflimalh. Strata".
Telephone Connections.
...;—
' 'Phsrto. 102.
Jail” IMNIIVGI
. ' and
V_ oaltLocu eacumo
Carried in Stock.
—x
ooaoauo sitve'a' etarmo.
Nev hitched [italic listen.
N tiav‘o 6V0- stiparior. can allow them
N in operation. .
Repairs to autionary and Ma
-N rlnc I lose and General Mech-
i
loo We Ioticltod.
T HE G N. McKIBBIN
M'E'G CO.
is warso art.
900th Norwsik.
rel-savor :l’arraoa
“'Mjfit
Tho'hst‘htoal true» eaii be had at
in 1000:. cut.
MINI. Assam
‘ 51.
ly diuoontinilod paying divloans on
‘ l tainmeu‘t‘mmruiitce of the. liose Com
- 1y presented him with a handsome cake
'imfl
fir. and lira. John‘ 11H
‘ “monstrormurwtmm
A". \i ' ‘
Va SE
Flour—m mast trio... Mil'lsd
68c bog.
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GOLD MEDKL
Noun—needs no recommendation
10c bag.
"...‘1'
.Stull,
as COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
ENSTNUNNNLN
Miss Mary Shea, East Washington
street is visiting in Danbury.
Contractor John W. Bestty is on the
sick list. being laid up with a severe
cold.
"Red F011" Wilson is taking a little
vacation from his work at the. Radel
Oyster Company.
ltev Edward Cunningham “on...“ 11 Several people rushed to his aid
largo attendant-o out at the prayer
meeting tonight.
A meeting of the Junior lit-agile will i
he held this afternoon at 3 o'clock at
the East avenue church.
A meeting of the Loyal \Vorlters'
Auxiliary, nits held last ev ening at the
home of Mrs Nicholson. on QuintardN
avenue. South Norwaik.
was very pleasantly silent
None of the smaller oyster boataN
could leave the harbor this morning on
account of the ice. and old scadogs
state that there is more ice in the
Sound this winter than ever before
within the memory of many.
Frederick Brown and Theodore 8.
Tobey will his? the pool match in the
Hefner tournament this evening.
Brown is rated 100 and Tobey 76. The
match was to have been between Wil-
liam H. Banks and Arthul Day. Day.
hows-tel is laid up at his home with
onion sore throat and l.~ unable to
play.
REVOLUTION iMMiNINT.
A sure sign of approaching Lovell
and serious trouble in your system is
nervousness. sleepiessncm or atom
ach upsets. Electric liltters will
quickly dismembcr the troublesome
good property will be consummated be-
' fore spring arrives
The H ening i
' A FNiONTINID HOR'CI.
90M t‘ l.: louns
ads Wishs‘ INN" :06th h"
Jeanetw Header Kiss
Sir. and turn. Louis Schmidt; GEN-i
blue Inward 0 Shine. of Stamford;
Aaron volts. Earle l.'Hoinmedieu.
Sanford lcks.
1".“
A' OOOTLY MIOTAKI.
Blunddrs are somcti es very expen-
Nsiv. Occasionally li Itself is the
N price of a mistake. but you'll never be
wrong if you take Dr. King's New Ufa
NPills for Dyspe a. Diuiness. Head-
:ache. hiver or wel troubles. The!
I are gentle yet thorough. “of at Frank
til. Baxter's Drug Store. . '
N DARIEN AND NOROTON.
. ......
Dr. .Cisrk. of South 'Norwallt.
was a visitor in Barton yesterday.
. all the arrangements for the lea!
’~chr dance tomorrow evening have
been completed and a good time is an-
ttctpated.
Misti Harriet Tuttic. whol'will be
eighty years of age in April is an ex-
pert neodlewoman. and is nowlllnlshin
a beautiful sofa pillow in pink in
white. The embroidery is very finely
and correctly done.
Funeral services over the remains
of Oliver Brown the veteran of the
Crimean and Civil Wars. were held at
the Soldiers' Home. Noroton. yesterday
afternoon. The interment was in
Spring Grove cemetery.
A peddler from. Stamford, while
passing through Noroton yesterday
morning, had a severe lit in the strefit.
0
came out of the attack. however. be-
Niore medical attention became necee
111-3 and proceeded on his way as if
nothing had happened.
Those interested in real estate here
predict that setcrai largo sales of land
'l‘hoi'e wbre many
transactloua in real estate l' at 1111m-
titer in Darlen and it is rapid becom-
ing quite a New York summer colony.
The entertainment for the purpose of
raising a fund for the purchase of a
school bell will be held this evening in
the town hall under the direction of
Principal W. C. Perry. The child
roo have been carefully trained and the
entertainment will doubtless be a very
successful one and highly enjoyable.
The program is an excellent tine.
Running like mad down the street
other'accidents. are every day Occur-
rences. it behooves everybody to
have a reliable Salve handy and there's
none as good as Bucklen's Antics
Salve. Burns, Cuts Sores. Esema
and Piles. disappear 'quickiy under its
soothing effect 260 at Frank H Bax.
ter’s Drug Store. "
causes. it never fails to tone the
stomach regulate the Kidneys and.
Bowels. stimulate the Liver and clari-
fy the blood. lion don systems bene-
fit particularly and all the usual attend- I
ing aches vanish under its searching.
and thorough edectiveness. Electric
Bitters is only 50c and that is roturuch
if it door [the perfect satisfaction
Guaranteed by Frank H. Baxter. Drug-
(ll-11.;
RowavToN N
Miss Norma Sharer is quite ill of
tonsiiltis. -
Eduln I. .. Stevens is confined to the
house 11' ilh a severe cold.
Miss Gertrude Dibble. of Brookiyn.Nn°°
is the guest of her cousin. Miss Edith.
Mead.
Seth Shove. of Highland avenue. has
gone to Puwiiug, N. 11, to attend the
wedding of his sister.
Roy B. Evory. of Albany. N. Y.. is
the guest of his brother. R. H. It‘vory.
Pennoyer street. for a few days.
Several members of the Epworth
League of the Methodist Episcopal
Church attended the rally in Westport‘
Monday evening.
There was a meeting of the enter-
pany at their quarters last night. it
was decided to‘ have a rehearsal of the
mlnatrela next afonday night.
Rev. 6‘, C. Brown occupied his pul-
pit, Sunday. He returned Saturday
from New York. where he was called
early in the week owing to the serious
illness of his mother. She passed away
Thursday and the funeral was held
Suturda
Rev. ames Montgomery the presid-
ing cider cannot hold the quarterly
conference next Monday night in the
Methodist Church. owing to his semin-
flre. and the conference will be held
next week Friday. the 10th
Three members were received into
the Me: bodtst Episcopal Church last
Sunday.
meeting will be held followed by the
Bible study The study will be con-
ducted by Charles W. Bell. and some
very interesting lessons are being tslt
on up
A double surprise party was given
last night on John 8. l.‘ Hommedleu and
his son-indoor, John Plunder, in flow-
ayton. The occasion was the sixty
seventh anniversary of Nr. L'Homme—
dieu' a birthday. The ladies in thé par-
with the Igurws 1887- 1904. There were
cheting was held last night at the
bar beeuatan tbt. ccordl to
law beingbtll‘herl out in the Baltimore' ° W ' ' ”
TON!“ "11' "I‘ll" Pfli'él‘i is clear ‘believe that the tax can be.
WESTPORT.
Westporl Grange met last night.
George Glover to about again aftera
severe rheumatic attack.
F. iii. Raymond spent a portion of
Monday with his son in Stratford.
Last night Ssugatuclt Whlst club had
an enjoyable session at the home of
H. B Sherwood.
Mrs. C. G. Sherwood of Bridgeport.
use a recent visitor here.
airs Nathaniel Gault has returned
from a visit with friends in Waterbury.
St. Agnes Guild of Christ church.
meets in the guild room Friday after-
Archibald Parks of Medway. hisss..
has purchased the A. W. Taylor house,
at Greens Farms
Ssugatuclt Methodist church class
residence of George B. Smith.
The Junior Auxiliary of Trinity
church was in session yesterday after-
noon at the home of hirs. Neil Mitchell.
The Women's Benedcient society of
the Congregational Church is in session
this afternoon at the home of R. T
,3.
Frederick Nash. who has for some
time been an inmate of the Masonic
Home in Wailingford has returned
here.
(i. A. Darrow. Homer Beers and
Theodore Sanford form a committee of
arrangements for the coming anniver-
sary entertainment to be given by As-
petucit lodge. K. of P.
Red tape in town affairs is after all
a formidable barricade behind which
oliciais very often‘ safely intrench
themselves. and there's apparently.
yards of it in legallslng the fire district
tax matters. The start off appears icon
accredited authority. it has taken fully
two years to unravel and redistricting
appears to have been among the first
necessities. There are those now who
accepting the statement that the way
collected and now patiently wait for
Collector C'ault to start business. '
Thowfoa moo rind lens I“
"3.9%.. .on'iul‘WM '
213ma—fivmmxtvmmm‘auw"
ForaIiIbylletigglaia.‘ .
TRYING—- TO TRAP DRUMINQ.
NEW HAVEN. F0
guests present' from aromas and
East Norwalk There will singing by
ousrtettc. Daniel L'liommedleu. Jen“
one Smith. Alfred Crockett and Smith
Pettyrm
Shine. of Stamford.
'Crace' Plander and Ilsa 1.9“qu
'hott gave mane
party was a feature of the occasion tha’ " “'d- “3" °‘ vol-09's '
in hooprttau
nearest positions betas snared ”co
Ilsa libel Selloch'. of Bell :smith
Petty and Daniel urinal
in getting the prise.
were served.
‘Befroshnonto
MM”. '0“:
and aim rm Piandcr tar. and 'itrli- 33mm '
Ir-l
You will sis-mi sac overruns ll 1. c. Imifh. tar. . maid:
soaaos. wall cookodaad sat-rod. Nuns-medias. air. and tendons a.
“soar 01 rue uasxar. W3}. . 3:.
- :99!!! out Vestal: call eoala. mastic .nm'
a under N chases in drug stores and
' m" J” h Flam". salt a number of arrests wi.ll‘,bo made
iror violation of the law rcgordfhg‘tho
emthe lat- -
”.9 11. —-ltis
pounced that Conn “@626
Hoadlcy has had a repreoontotln trav-
elling about the coullty 35%;»:-
tha as a re-
‘.ssleofpoisons inaoeorenfcooeg it
cdwfth “1.1:?-
cartoon
dumping the occupant. or a hundred ,
..f, \ . . ..
rs. John H Bell, wife of the Rev.
J.'li. Bell. of New liritaln, la the guest
of oa-Covernor and Mrti'. George [0.
Judge liascsi. judge of the city court
of New York is staying at the Rid»
field Ian, this winter, and is spending
what time he can in the bracing air
of flidgefleltl.
”J as H. C. Bisseil, who cut his foot
vereiy ten days ago, will be able
to ”boost soon. with the use of crutches.
It will be two weeks before the wound
islantlrelv healed.
William 6.: Hawk, who has been
traveling in Europe and Egypt. return-
ed home. this week. Mr. Hawk was
gone three months on his trip. mne-
illifi’most of his time In San Renae, it-
!lusscll W. Lowe, of Rridg‘eld.
is spending a few days at Atlantic City
The doctor has been auderlng from
bronchitis. and the change of scene was
mined necessary for his immediate re-
ery
‘das
{not evening the town hall of Ridge-
tleid wan crowded to its utmost canon
ity. The occasion was “Aunt Jorush
quilting Party." which was given 1;
the young people of the Methodist and
Congregational: Churches. it was s;
success in every respect. Many local
hits were indulged in Brother Willis
A. White. of the Ridgollold Prom, rec
celved a short arm job in regard to the
'l‘ltlcus sidewalk which has been a
matter of considerable anxiety to him
for some time.
WHAT All VOU GOING TO WEAR?
Many will be in gorgeous cos
numbers in comic attire. The In
usslan. Japanese Hebrew. Jilly
iowna. dainty flow'er girls. the dudes
and the summer girls as well as scores
of other “make-.1100" Yes! they will
all be there and whatever the differ-
ence in the originality whether elaboro
ate. dainty. or comic. there is one thing
certain that ever, one willwaar a
imile. who will attend the Men's
Masquerade Ball in Music 141111 next
Monday night. February 16th. A
smile that will not rub on for newborn
year, you can see the Mention of
"last year's smile" in tilts faces of
those who were therS at
new that smile on next day night
and see how longyou can wear it.
lie is expected back in a few
“laugbt and the world laughs with
you. " Doors will at 1:30: out
cert 3 o'clock: gr march 9 o'clock
sharp and there will not be a frown
fromthotlmethedoorsopouunttlloog
after the strains of “thus Sweet
H0313" have died away.’ "Wear a
sin e."
, "OF THAT COLD.
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bil-
silian Balm is breah%up Colds when-
ever trled. almost out exception.
10.25 600 and 8100 bottles. The Clif-
ford. butt-r s and Holster 's.
FAIHIOM
Even the chiffon velvet gown has its
skirt gathered about the waist.
b Bing)“ tints All: exceedlagi ygooti.
ut n moreso an thoahads guy
called putty. 0!
i do not find very many fiat. shapes
among the new hats. Everything seems
to have a croWnIof some high
Not only aun’metat momenta are to
be in vogue tin coming season, but the
gun metal collu- is be very. very fash-
tenable in dress 1
Hand decoration sasmato tone the
touch that distinguishes the stylish
waist or blouse from its less preten-
tlous neighbors and mains it the lead-
er.
a great proportion: of the new laces
and cmbrolderles are
be separated aid
This is not a‘ new fenturo but it: long
life speaks well for its popular'ity.
Cold water h," invigorating and
strengthening. It
_ more people who N
have to benefit 2 doors daily would
wash their in cold water instead .
of not “mans; would have lea!
trouble wiihuh pod hantbaildopoad .
less money, and lotions.
sprint. wear than the
Brilliant: 1111 are
with lace .
The lava certainly takes noo-
:iderable m'nn the apparent also of the
gore
mustc w {this mode copying it!
gluueral ”lineal but making the diniiill~
0 one
Her bodice. ‘10 must be very trim else
it and thmsieevrs will seem to be all :
mum to '
mem’is nothinr my
me in Also display of bare wrist which
iaalsdlwithmouand women slim:
The“ unit-button glove has style but -
Wu it is turned back on the hand.
Ind it hand is up in the air holding
8': to the strap in a trailer on- .and
a
low who that hare arm gives one the
shlvdrs.
SUFFERING IIWLT 0F film-COT. .'
Aloeglected oough or cold mu lead
to serious bronchlal or lung troubltio.
Dth't take chances when Ney' s Hol-
N” and Tar affords perfect security
mem serious effects of a cold. Sold at
l'laisted'a drug store. South Nor-walk; ‘
rad ..i t‘ Silllman 3M .
rqscmo IINNITT WILL TRIAL.
KW HAVEN.” Feb. 11. «As a. step
toward forcing to trial the appeal from
probate of the will or P. S. Bari
entered by Wm. J Bryan counsel
afr'a Bennett. the widow also ailotion ,
fora-onulor'disndasal 0a the:
mnadoffailuretoalorsasoa‘sollo-
u: "t.- ‘
tmtne‘
ngtobooxceotb.
”(land‘hgo'onois‘lnmm:
.monivtumnmimuoom motion. : .
toes and be very elaborately trimmed ¥ -
northeootsilahortwomsn"
y very much looa. .
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moan 'ca‘tis sun ar'r ‘
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rr‘av assault rule i, All slit: 1;.
nor no: to it'svs. watt. “
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sue altar'rtsa Yong
mum" as tr 11 won '
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