iiiliil‘il III IltIiéI’.
Notice is below alt/on that the
Board of Rel a Town oi Nor
walk will mo :1 t sir ones. 011m
liouae block. on Monday. February lot.
1004. front 2 oclock until 4 o'clock. p.
114.: Saturday Feb. Ith. iron: 2 until 4
o‘clock. p. 151.; Wednesday evening.
lt‘eb.10th from 7.11am 0 o'clock: Sat.-
urda3 Feb. 1804'“)- I Iltlld o'.clook
11 1a.. Wedns vbniag. lab. llth
from 7 until 00 k: Saturday, Fob.
20th from 2 an I o'clock, p. 151.. for
the purpose of hearing and dotsrmin
lug any and all appeals made to them
from the doing of the Assessors on list
at 190 8
They will also inset with the Asses-
sors as a tolnt board. Saturday, Feb.
20th at 4 p. 111.. for the purpose ot
tlbltihl the polls. of sick and disabled
persons. ‘
JAMES S 'l'HldltLAND.
GEORGE .lLFITC
DUD X. ll. HOYT.
llourd of Rollo or Town of Norwaik.
Norwalk. 001111.: Jan 16 1904.
120 (20
III-21111115 NIIIIIII
The registrars of the Town of South
Norwalk will be. In session at the sei-
ectmen's oillce. No. 12 South Main
street. Friday,,lt‘ubruary 6th. and Fri-
day. February 13th 1004. from 12 noon
till it p. 1a.. for the purpose of receiv-
ing applications for registration for
caucus purposes.
0. A. WALTERS,
RUFUS J. SMITH.
Registrars.
South Norwalk
Board of Relief.
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Relief of the city or South
Norwalk, will meet on Wednesday.
January 20, 1504. at 7:30 o‘clock to 5
It. m.:8aturday. January 30, 1904, from
i: to .3 o‘clock p, m.; Wednesday, Feb-
runry :1. from 7:30 to 'J p. m.; Feb-
ruary 10, at 7:30 to 9 p. m.; Tuesday.
February 10, at 7:30 to 9 p. m.: in the
(Iounctl Chamber in Haviland street.
in said city, for the purpose of hearing
and determining all appeals from the
deluge of the assessors of said city.
on the list of I903. Dated at South
Norwaik, January 10. 1904.
- .IOIIN lt‘. MCMAHUN.
MATTHEW COllllE’l‘T.
,. .Board or Relief.
1.11:1:
lion itaw 119.5105.
The road-rs M to paper. utll he
pleased to i st than is at tent
onn drfidod. Isoase. that science has
been II 5 to euro in all its stages. and
that is t‘stsrrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure
In the only positive cure now ltnmvn to
the medics! fraternity. Catarrh being
it t'tmlltlttttlonll dmm‘fi- ya a con-
sIIItitionsl treatment. i'cmm
(‘ Ill't‘ is taken internally.“ g direct
11 upon the blood and morons surfaces
of the system. thardhy destroying the
found 11 of the disease, and living
the pat ll strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in
do‘ng Its work. The propHetors have
so much. faith In its curative powers
that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that It falls to cure. Send
for list of testimonials.
Address l". .l. CHENEY & 00.. Tole-
tltl 0
Sold by- all Dmg‘xlsis 766.
Take Halls Fatally Pills for consti-
pstiun.
Men the, . widows my. friends are
itll‘l‘y. but that doesn‘t furnish broad.
but it policy in the
Bonn. 0mm: Lilo Insur-
onoo Company
payable immediately makes the family
Independent.
FRED H. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT,
United Bank Iid'gq Bo. Norwhlk.
methane
Paying Mining. Oil. Smelter and
Industrial Stocks making possible
Large interest and Profits. Book-
lets on application.
DOUGLAS, LACEY & CO.
Bankers. Brokers. Fiscal A ents.
Members New York (20an dated
Stock Dachau e. 66 Broadway and
17 New Street. ew York.
EBALDWINHAMMH‘T. Manager.
Western New I!!! land Branch: lleoilquar
bars: Suite 31 ”Ca alln lldg.. Hartford. Conn
llemiy 8. Hull, Representative.
I Louder ltlk. South Norwalk. Ct.
\ .
llillliIIINIl IIAIIK
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
“5-"—
WITH
capital. " $100,000.00
Surplus. “00.00600
Ivor Profits. $50,300.00
Solicits accounts of individuals..man.
"lecturers, merchants and corporations
upon 'Ivorshie terms.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pros.
JOHNIH. KNAPP, Vice-Prep
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.
.._.,__
DIRECTORS.
John H. Knapp Ham-y Seymour
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
ChrlItlan Swartz Wailaoo Marvin
E H. Mathmdn‘ John H. Light
' Fred. H.’ Man.
,
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Tints TAiLE.
In effect December 27.
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in said: to soon-3' ‘,
Get 30 Load
COIiE
in your -c¢llar.
It will last as 10110 as
other fuels and you
will admit it is
much, 'cheaper.
When if is gone
the feel sure that
you 'lm'll want more.
Thereiisa
HOT 'TIME
in every bushel o/ it.
Giver? a trial and be I.-
‘cari'blnced.
8111 III it [Intuit
'PHONE,“
The
Earning Power
of your savings In-
vested with
'cent. Is 2i: per cent.
greater than it In.
vested at. 4 per
i-;:-nt is 42 I17 per
tent. greater than if in1esied st gill.
per tent: and titi. " 9 per tent. greater
than It Invested 111' 6 pet eini
State Supervision of New Vera sol
Connecticut.
Resident Directors. Resident Managers;
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn .11
Charles 6.. Dow _‘ John I. L s‘
' Lilo.
uplift, sisgoooo. Surplus. 3105.000.
this ,‘
Company at 6 per '
111511511 Inflation 7“.
miIbttlnp Adahilr Ubirwood' 1115i.-
tlvs ram. “hunt” ails I i“.
sniuosron'r li‘eb 15—11919:qu
llallhrttll 1-5 .151111 19.81111 rm:
ltd tllO tic edition at Nilfllllg‘£|1l
of Fat oeld ”Yul has appoin tur
rel l. as In time for
first meetin olt o ere i‘iors.
he seller tiles allow latitlllleti til
1151111 with nominai 1111115111 or “1.000.
Iit these assets consist of ulthres lit
the southport National blink Ihd
shares his ‘11:?“ mining uompsnni
inasmuch as 1 bank stock bi worth
innit and liable tor an assessment It'
on hi to be. considered rather as 11‘
Its illity than an asset.
Mr. Sherwood is the. father I‘Jl'
Cashier Oliver T. sheiw,ood wlimie
ilofaleatlon wrecked the Southpolt
National bank. of which institution his
father was the president. Thln t‘oiil-
Illtioti of his father is only another one
of the fruits of that defalcation and
it Is said that the gold milling stock
was purchased by his father on his
recommendation.
Kulcker—Do you believe in a college
education?
lloc.ker—Yea;lt teaches a boy‘s’ taill-
er how to take care of his money-—
the slamming of that
door~keep out the
cold air—avoid the
breaking olgiass. The
ECLIPSE CHECK AND
SPRING will do it; easy
to put on 51nd keep in
order We've got It.
COMSTOCK. WATKINS C DOW.
'PHONE. 43-6.
Wail P51518115
21) FER CENT. DISCOUNT.
Milking room tor new goods, we are
'llitillL' 2d per t‘t‘lii. discount on last
:1 unr's Hold Papers.
mo Paper, site:
We l'aper, 324:
:I01: Paper, no
2.3:: Paper. 200
Borders same discount.
To Order—Window Shades. Pic-
ture Frames.
Dealer in Wall Papers. Painters'
Supplies. Artists Materials.
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fis-
tures, soc.
Cloth Window Shades. with
fringe. 25:.
Solid Brass
lt. I .with amino. roe.
."Shurezcw' Can
easily. No r:
matter 'araae _ fARINtI itmvas.
PAINTING. earns unto.
me. nnooaarmo.
South Norwalk. Cons.
Telephone Connections. . I
1
BRANCH OFFICE, 12 80 MAIN “3‘55 .
i. ‘5 lotions. m.
.. y: 3
Milli Ina Valves
and
GAILOCK CACKtNtI
Carried in,Stool1.
Have :1".
in emf.“
aurora-6.511111%
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gas-“m‘wa-m‘r ,-.
51117195505. |
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5;}
. vi. 1
Flour-4m Fins?
65c b‘ii‘a.
G 01. o 114 r: on t.
Flotir.—-ne’ed5 ho recommendation
766 ”Nag.
A. Stuli,’
24 common AVENUE.
EAST NORWAL'K, CONN.
llhiIIIIIIWIILII
RH. J. W. lluils is laid up 1111's a
cold,
Mrs. Alexunilei
tonsilltis.
None Of the 1111-1111 lIiIiits wue able
to leave the hurboi this morning on
account of the thick ice iii the channel.
The regular prsl't'r meeting st'tlte
East Avenue Methodist t‘hureh-laei
e1 onlug was led by Rev lidwurd (‘uh-
ninirhnm.
T~ht piti,1e't meeting luld List eien-
lug, iii the Adiint thii tian Church
11115 led I13 Ret, l‘.S.Al11s1vorth. it
was well attended.
l‘iilniet' In ill with
Mrs. I. l. Dunning who illlh been “4"
sith diphtheria is 111111 shit to sit up
Mini tilt-e Wood In Ill ill iltl‘ home in
(‘nttagi tl\tllll(.
The Leap Year \l'lilst t‘liib will hold
a Inciting on IiiI' night «.1‘ Washing-
ti.11':; Birthday. with Mr. and hire,
Frank Day, of Betts Piltt't'.
The meeting of the Junior Hand ut
the East Avenue (7hlll't'il, this evening,
will be led by William Mollstt. the
newl3 ilected preeident.
The Northport Oyster t'umpnny has
both able to secure it mick of oys-
ters and it. opening plant has now
been running several tiny»,
NIH-ml more 01' the colored oyster
openers are planning to return to Vir-
ginia. believing the winter's‘work in
ihtli' line to be practically over.
The Juanita tinting t‘liib has Issued
very attractive invitations to a St. Val-
entine's reception, to Iw- lit-iii at the
born: 01' hi. it). K"elcr. '.‘II East twe-
one, 1111 Monday «ii-1.11::
“1‘" the lit (:11 :it. 111,11'It Iiioppiug the
‘1-1. :11. 111' from itrottnil it number of the
1:111:11: which hair- not been taken out
of tommbsion this winter for fear
that the milling tee tines sill pinch
them. -
Fredeiit k llron'n won the pool match
held lnet inning tit Hefner's. The
match was between llmwn rated 100.
and Theodore Tobi-3'. rated 7.3. (‘arl
Wit-lie iii-ted Its I'eiere and Harry Wat-
erbuiy 1's scorer, The score was:
Tobey Brown
9 6
it I9
14 29
iii 42
19~l lit
27-1 56
' (ll 67
37~i 74
44 52
lit—2 87
58—3 90
sis-rt 100
ROWAYTON.
Miss Norma Sherer of Highland
avenue. In ill.
Elmer 10 Case is ill at his home in
Crockett street.
Fred Dibble. who has been ill. is able
to be out again.
The regular prayer meetings were
held in both churches last night.
Mrs A. Dibble is slowly Improving
Ilrom a very severe attack of the nip
Mrs. S A Godfre3. of South Nor-
‘ , ,ri',a|k is the guest of her daughter. Mrs.
Louis Schmidt Craw avenue.
Rowayton is gratified because 887
thanks were drawn from its ltbrary last
month of which number 283 were tic-
Itlon. ~Rldgetleld Press.‘
I It' Rowayton broker is to open an
Ibillce in South Norsallt whom the
speculation fet or shows a high tamper-
Ihtute.-~Rldgefleld Prose.
Edwin Taoist-wot Jamaica. who was
tiaiiod here by thosorlous Illness of
his mother. Mrs. Mary Themes. return-
thl to his luminous yesterday.‘ Mrs.
'Il‘homcs’ many friends will be glad to
know she. is Improving.
. DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Miss Eugenie Gerow was in Norwalk
upcsday
Mrs. Fred Bit-chard has been granted
II. divorce.
James Wood. 0! Noroton. was in Nor»
walk Tuesday.
Miss Mary Warner was a Stamford
viioitor Tuesday.
Charles C. VanDine has been ill at
tile home for a wash.
Brunt Quaekenbnah spent several
:1
ya in New York the week.
Mrs Sylvester Bowen been very
and threatened with up umonls.
Dr Bole. has been! the
a care for a- raw dam flit-s
Jackson Miller has month! back trombe
salon! to Dutch“. blast Main
has been sleetrlthlstlaaadmt
td' .two because at the fill-
115 pm
’vytfthldlclb 77.1.
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. present. for henneries In Lyons Plains.
r
"l.
intimates. 1111 a mind 1mm 'r‘syitas
Ii‘v ery ‘stabie was missing. the sum
Wit on his lit-.tlil inflicting 1i severe
woii d. Ills littltir was taillid 111M
It 11 eel piisiirtl bve‘r ltlsflstitio: link! till
.unilsr ills ratio M i'lr Nissan.- who
1.1:in hit will 11:1 moaned to iIIIi toilet
‘fnl‘ about twii tttiektt lie is ntlw Int
provinn. .
Mina l..l. Seeley went P‘rldly liy
trolley to visit Mr. 11nd Mrs. Stuart
Whitney. at Port Chester.
Mrs. Joseph E. and Mrs. William
Mmehousowero smell the nlltly Vitt-
itoi's, Friday. to title the ruins oi’ tlln
tainmford tire
i The lalmly of Mrs. John Walton.-l0r-
Imerly Mfl.'l‘ngr. or Ox Ridge. took
place Monday. Interment was in Ox
Ridge Cemetery.
Alfred Morehonse, tin. has been very
ill in Now York. with pneumonia and
typhoid fever. and at last nccounts he
was somewhat better.
Mrs. ludwsrd Fanshaw, who has
been suffering with rheumatism for
some time. left. Monday. for a visit
with New York friends.
A lively game of Scotch curling was
played Monday, at Nomton. Those
under the leadership-of James' Ben-
nett won. The score stood 60 to 38.
The entertainment given last even-II
ing in the town hall for the fund from
which a bell is to be purchased for the
school house. was a great success from
every point of view. There was a large
audience and they felt well repaid by
the excellent character of the program
rendered.
The pupils of the school were care-
fully trslned under the direction of
Principal Perry and his assistants and
they all did their parts taultlessly.
The program rendered was as fol-
lows:
Overture—selected. . Mr, Whitney
The Toy Shop.
Jaokvlnvthe box, (A bad 'un)
................ Herman Thoele
Frlta Snap. (Captain of the Tin Sold-
I
I er II) .......... Bradford Ballard
Active. Nimble—Jumping Jacks.
................. Leroy Edwards
llmll Pune l1 ........ Eugene Willmot
(trim Punch .......... Harry Francis
Bright Eyes. ta Fairy)
................ Helen Brummer
Gretchen I a German Importation)
. . Ruth Johnson
lloretnsoa la Mode, (from Paris)
.. ........... Gertrude Doyle
Timothy Tackhammer,
................. Harold Can rel
Tin Soldiers—Fred. Pinch. Ha
Bates, Ray Finch. Arnold Knobel, Ed-
ward Chandler. Robert McDonald.
Byron Cantrell. George Cantrell.
Chas. Mcfllnnls. George Nash.
Dolls—louse Abendroth, Gladys
Birebard. Florence Pinch Grace Bird-
ssli. Anna Bates Emma Wicke, Vtr;
glnla Wiilmott. Louisa Langdon. Hazel
Peterson.
Selection. .............. Mr. Whitney
Drill-Ralph Bates, Myron Weed
William Dickson, Herbert Willmott.
Elmer Loon-bury. Walter; Bates, He»
told Cantrell. Wallace Sharer. heater
Hindley. Arthur Blsuaon. Beatrice
Bates. Florence Gordon. Alice Temp
kins. Marguerite Hindley. Katie'fltark
Mary Scott. Lucy Monroe. Flora Milla-
paugh. lielcn Birdasll, Clara Knobel.
People’s Dream.
Overture . ......... Miss Tressa Hoyt
Paulo .. ....... Evelyn Reid
l-‘alry Good Heart ...... Grace Weber
Bo-Poep .............. Estelle Cave
Mother Hubbard ....... Jessie Myers
Miss Monctt. .t’t’illiamina Chalmers
................. Margaret Reid
[Lily Bunn3 ............. Eva Bates
Sir Thomas Grimalkin. Myron Weed
Boy Blue ...... I... beater Hindley
King Cole ............. Eddie Myers
Brownie . ............ Arthur Slauson
Jack ............... Frank MeCinnia
Accompanist .. ............ Miss Hoyt
WESTPORT.
anlemple lodge. l". l A. M., met last.
I!“
James Hartlgsn. of Port Chester N.
Y: was a recent tisltor here.
Mrs. C. B. Dolge is entertaining Miss
M. Englehardt. (It New \ork.
Walter Allen. of Compo. is suffering
with inflammation in his eye.
Miss Maude Plant. of Yonkers.
the guest of Miss Violet Adams.
The Knights of Pythlaaheld their
regular meeting Tuesday night.
Mrs. Kllberg.‘nntll molly a rest-
dent here. has removed to Bethel,
' The Current Events Club met last
night with Mrs. Herman lanaetslle.
The prayer meeting at Greens Farms
church will be held tonight. at the
residence of Neil Jacobson.
Saugatuck Methodist Church plans to
hold a Lady Mashlngton supper on
February 22.
Senator Lloyd Nash was among the
number 11ho aiin ed the launching
of the Dakota. It iroton, Saturday.
Chicken thieves are at “again in
this vicinity. with 11 preference. at
is
The Historical sou-Joly rI'il hold its
March meeting at the residence or A.
8. Hurlbutt. ,
Miss Kittie Walsh. who has been
on a brief visit to her parents. return-
ed to New York city, Mend sy
The organ recital planned’ by the
Congregational Church. at tho Farms.
L1’r‘ill be heard on the night at February
The Sangatocl Whlst Club meets
this-avast with Mr. and Mrs; Harry
Sherwood. of Treadwellxareauo, Wests
ML , S
The Farmers‘ Club on
pointed to plan for i “will“ limes?-
lag, Washington's bIrtliIIszas near-
1! completed-masons
.5555” .. unwed?” '5;
homey on anon stasis 1111111261
ot‘ mus. in the immanent;
9775.175» cam scar Milli;
last Soul" 7 7 .
W1
1mm it visit in Mithpn'rt.
days of the wool with Miss
ed from 11 week' 11 Visit in Georgetown.
used and plated in the riot-Mid nation!
““0, and continues seriously il.
ltdr home In Dc,rh,1 after a few weeks‘
froma visit In New Haven. Mr. Hutu-L
day next.
m .
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"Wither; 5
2.. ______ m
who hilt] 604 “lit in ii‘AVt‘ ii sleigh ride.
'ulpll they wdl't' Mina w IIIlH it rain
or shine, . |
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1 WESTON.
Mill Milli Bradley ls recovering
from mosaics.
Mrii. Josephine lfiich has returned
.1414 l'rtttt or liorwtilit has been
the nest of Mn: int. ship-an.
Mai; Lillie Adam has i a few
line Fitch
Mia. TMltm’ Hamilton tins marst‘
several new books have been pureb-
l.i trIi‘Y
r11. 11111111 Hull Iihn has been sick
to seiersl months, has silflttr a to
rs. B J Davenport has returned to
visit with her mother Mrs E. J. For-
r . ,
lira. Horace Hurlbuit has returned
butt is expected home him his trip
to the Carolinas early next week
Mrs. James A Smith entertained the
Matinee Whlst Chili on Thursday. The
last pre—lenten meeting of the club will
be held with Mrs. James Coley on Mon
POPULAR AMUSEMENTI.
RED MEN'S ANNUAL MASQUE~
;RADE BALL.
Next Monday evening. February
15th. The public, as well as all the it»
out Red Men are looking forward with
great expectancy to the big event
which will be held in Music Hall next
Monday evening and there won't be a
dull moment from the first concert
number until after the band plays
"Home. Sweet Home" All the ar-
rungoments are complete, the Grand
March, with Its various evolutions and
glittering costumes. has been rehears-
ed to the tlneat point. The prise cos-
tume competition is sure to bring out.
the grandest array of costumes, both
handsome and comic that has been
seen at a mask ball in Norwalk tor a
long time, and-there will be lent: or
competition for the prises, w b will
be awarded by impartial judges. For
the, accommodation of the public, tick-
ets have been placed In the stores of
Ir. 8. Ambler and Willis H. Sellsek.
Norwalk; tire Clinord Pharmacy. R. M.
Plaisted'e. Selleclt & Price's, Whoiploy
a Clark's. ooiomsn’s and Bri
man‘s. South isorwallt. or can be
from all msmbers.
not. and remember the
Monday evening, February 15th.-
canals NATION COMING.
Mrs. Name, the now famous “Car-
rie' of . whose escapades in a
spirit dostructivenoss caused Kansas
saloon keepers: no and 0! money. is
a woman who armed with the cont-axe
of her convictions, strikes straight
iron the shoulders. Her strong per:
sonslity, her confidence in her strength
and her willingness to at any time talus
issue with a dehatlve'ly inclined periods
of either sex, forms a. bulwark about
her, that prohibits anything. further
than an occasional natured sally
trom some sit. in her udlenc‘o. Mrs.
Nation commands respect and receiv on
it. And even when ap before
audiences of the worst and "toughest"
typo she has always been “stoned to
attentively. It is nothing but her own
oar-agape“ which commands such at-
ten 11.
JENNIE: TEE MABCOT.
The Fiske Comuny again pleased I
.well~nlled house at lion's Theatre,
last night in the production or “Jen-
nie.” The 'Mssoot. brie ,8i1‘nmons.
as John Barton gave the
interpretationot otthst part has
characteriiad ts, work during the en-
tire week. Mi McConnell, In the part
or Jennie. The” Mascot, was entirely“ at
home in that character
most of all the “morons situation.
Edythe Mart srton 13th was good and
Fred flux le portrsretlth Dart ot
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