AT.
5'. "It; make.
0 e 41 weer WAoltmoroii or.
Mannheim Hotel Iioolt.
loath Net-walk. pond.
littll less lilies.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwsik and vicinity: Fair on
colder tonight and Tuesday. The dis
tIIrbance that passed over this viclnit:
last night is now central near Nan
tucket. It is producing high wind
along the New England coast. it i.
followed by an extended area of big)
pressure and pleasant Weather bu
very low temperatures Conditions to
vor this vicinity fair and coldei woath
t‘i Northwest storm warnings sic dis
played on the New England coast.
bent will begin on Wednesday.
It. L. Baker, of Trinity Place. is 111
—'—Household effects at auction, Tues
day, 11 a. m., Moss Hill Villa.
Colfax ichcampment, 1. 0. O. E, wil
hold a regular meeting tonight.
Chester D. Guycr, of Lowe street
spent Sunday visiting friends in New
York city.
Miss Grace Seymour. of West street
has returned to South Norwalk. after t
\‘sit in Ridgefield
—-l.unc.h at Hotel Lynx tonight. So.
that page.
Mlsa Margaret Lauder. of Wes
street. is the guest of friends in Swart
more, Pennsylvania
Leonard Barnum, of Diinbury, spon
Sunday with his sister. Mrs. Edwarc
Beers, of Lowe street.
George w. Harris, ticket agent a
the west-bound stalon, is slowly recov
cring from a few tiays' illness.
Miss Edna May Seymour. of Soutl.
Norwaik spent Sunday with Mr. ant
Mrs W. B. Penney in Southport
()ur Biothers' hedge, 1.0.0.F.,o
Norwaik. will hold a session this even
ing, at the lodge rooms in Wall street
M'rsuilenry P. Price will entertaii
the Pine Ledge Whist Club at be
home in West avenue. tomorrow after-
noon.
—Goodrlch Food is so different tron
all other cereals you will like it. 10f.
all leading groceis.
A regulsI semi- monthly meeting o
the Norwailt (‘ity Countii will be helt
tonight at the Council chamber lI
Wall street. '
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Wigham. of Not
walk, entertained their daughter, Mill.
Edna Wighsin, of lt‘airlicld. Friday. Sat
urday and Sunday.
—-Energy all gone? Headache';
Stomach out of order? Simply a cast
of torpid liver. Burtlock Blood Bitters
will make a new man or woman of you.
Rci. George Van Alstyne of South
Norwalk. preached in the Methodist
Episcopal Church in Bethel, Sunday
IIIoInlng and eIeIilng.
~Coodrich h‘ood 10c. at all leading
grocers.
Miss Margaret 1. Clavcu. of Connecti-
(‘111 avenue. has been visiting in" New-
;'.IIlt N. .i.. and Miss Julie. Clavon has
hit?“ tht guest of tIientls in New hou-
den.
’i he Whatsocvei (‘ hole of the King's
ilaugliteis of the South Norwalk Coll-
aIchItional Cliuri,th will hold its Feb-
Iliiiliy meeting at the home of Mrs R
.Baker. 1 Trinity Place 'i‘uesday. at
.l\ II. III.
t‘ompnuy F will play unotth game
“1111 the Yale Varsity team this even-
ing. at thoarmory. When these teams
IIIct earlier in the season i e colicgt
boys won, but i“ is determined to make
a good showing tonight. ‘
——Fine goods at auction. Moss 1111.
stone house, next Tuesday, 11 o'clock.
_..,_.__.____
OueatIOn in Arithmetic.
Here‘s one for your boys:
if the painting costs two or three
times as much as the paint. and One
paint goes twice as far as another, how
much are those two paints worth?
it Devoe is worth $1. 60 or 01. 76 a gal-
lon, how much is the other one worth?
How much is a gallon of paint worth
anyhow?
The answer is: Depends on the paint.
The reason isnmalnt isn't, always
brunt There are true and false paint
a short mess I).
How much 13a short- meal! Ire gai-
ioIi Iv ? iiow‘ much is [also paint"
a'fof‘l w much i'Dovoe 1V
T c 01 still year in
assgfimfnsnfidhr - ..
.WWM tooiygvhgw’t‘
roacouamns. . . . .10o to
Lana MUT'tOfi. '
Eddy. and muIITfil'aIiS; I ‘01“ sili’ll.
cart. oneness
macaw-um
NEW WHITE COTTONS.
Boautifid. satisfying. charming.
All three in one are those
bright, soft. 31000111; new white
cottons. "
Some are heivy with brochc
figures of mercorisori yarn. some
Ire woven in striped phttern'a with
the mercerised finish making ev-
.ery inch bright and rich; some are
of crepe- dike texture with em-
broidercd stripes.
And there' is wonderful variety .
tis almost hard to believe white
could show such variety.
Mcrccrised wailting
Crepe tissues
Figured madras
Striped noVeltico
Imported oxfords
12%, 19c. 25c and to ~ 50c yd.
Lawn waist- patterns. a fanCIed
thing for the coming season. Soft
inc lawn. with a handsome
drawn- work front. Enough for
i waist, and to spare. 81.25.
i: rout basement.
OUTING FLANNEL.
A recent arrival; some 3.000
[ards in all.
Good stripe and check patterns
It pink and blue effects.
Special values.
Front bascIIIcIIt.
NEW RIBBONS.
Fancy sorts for spring (plain
:olors are always here) and of
:are excellence.
Pure white with rich embroi-
iercd lace pattern. .
White in combination with dei-
cate color tint. Over all a hand-
Iomc cobwcbby lace pattern.
Soft colored wide ribbon with
Jayadcre stripes in self color.
Rich combinations of black and
white. , -~
Wide white ribbons with beau-
:iful flowers almost growing from
:heir surface.
Plain colors with lustrous cm-
)roidered dots.
Combinations of two colors
{blue and white, for illustration)
with black have border and all-
Jvcr patterns of gleaminv dots.
You’ll agree, on seeing them.
that such pretty ones have never
seen here before.
3°C to $3 yd.
Near main entrance.
THE ROWLAND
6c. yd.
DRY GOODS CO..
BRIDGEPORT.
The Silk MllL WeIIVers' Union will
hold a dance. tomorrow evening. at iii-
bernlan Hall. in Wall street. Consid-
erable preparation has been made for
the event,
——A large size Shoninger piano, to
be sold very cheap at J. w. Studwell's.
39 No. Main street.
Eli-Mayor Arthur C. Wheeler. of
Norwalk. will address tht Town ’l‘eIu-h-
:rs‘ Association tome row afternoon at
3 o'clock. at the Ove “.th‘l‘ school, on
;hc subject of “What it Business Man
inputs of Ii lligh School (iI'IstiIIak
Mr. Wheeler who is one of Norwalk 3
leading business men is fully quali-
ded to talk on this interesting aub-
lect.
F. .1. Ackcr Danbury. .1. N.
Freeman A. E. Alvoyd. EC Magellan.
Mrs. Julia (iottschaik, William lease-
son. Miss Daisy Wudliam. New York;
N. .l. Piatnet, Miss Maude Bush, Dr.
J: M. Coharn and wifeto. -E. Wood and
wife. South Norwslk; D. E. Raymond,
fly Raymond San anclsco; H. i‘.
w
all Boston; 1.11311. [pigslaippitoch-
ester; [1‘ J. Burton and WHO.DJI§10|1
were Sunday guests at the Hotel Clif-
ford.
FRESH FISH
FRESHHERRINO, 4 the. for 25s
PORGIEB, Is.
sari-en FISH. -I Is.
SPANISH MACKEREL, 100 iii.
sit/Io. to. to.
cteoocs. - 105' Is.
PICKEREL, 10c lb.
linddoelt. Steak Cod. illuc l-‘ish. Wealt ,
1-..ish etc., all ,pc-mpsfigewahie
0
prices.
Opened long chi put- at.
#429
I . Old suvauoamrruilem.
li—IiIIIp COM beef
.1?“ ”first sewn
um Smii Hams
33$?" NMJ :0"
:‘ii. ‘3 J“ ’13 ‘1: ‘
‘n "- ~J' 1“ ”'3. Cr:
0 . 1“!
.
I-vmfiy
.- ._.. u. q
Policies in force Dec. 31, 190330.150.
DANI‘EL’H. WELLS, Actuary.
$198
soar and can be had at each email
dhrfootltthfg guaranteed.
of the
cheat Muted
SEMI. Snowshoe comps...
01 Remind, Conn. .5.
.................
Net Assets. January 1, 1903. ...............
RECEIVED 1N 1903.
For Premiums. ......................
. Surplus returned to policy-holders, .........
lapsed and Surrendered Policies. ..........
Total to Policy-holders, ...................
Commissions to Agents. Salaries. Medical Examiners'
JACOB L. GRIENE, PNIIant.
JOHN M. TAYLOR, Vice-Proof.
HERBERT H. WHITE. Secretary.
...... 813.335.032.011
For interest and Rents, ................ .... .. 11.936.543.85
TA..\ ‘11 . . .- . A fl
[2' "- " _ , - 9,201,025.91
-. t ' Vt.
71.444.417.23
nisuv‘ussn 1N 1903.
For claims by death, matured endowments, and annuities,
...... 81.707.279.42
....... 1,959,811.44 , .
......... 579,254.01
___.__—-—..
...... 86.646.345.17
Foes Printing. Advertising. isogal. Estate.
all other Expenses, ........................... 9911.312.”
Taxes. ............................................ 422.645.2x
Profit. and Loss. ..... ‘ ............................. 165,585.49
11.232.888.34
Balance Net Assets, Dec. 111.1909 ............................ $63,211.52Xfiii
SCHEDULE or ASSETS.
Loans upon Real Estate, first lien, .......................... 524.836.115.06
beans upon Stocks and Bonds. ............................. 30,000.00
Premium Notes on Policies in force. ......................... 377,521.21
Cost of Home Ollice Property. ................................ Lakewood
Cost of Real Estate owned by Company, .................... 10.937.910.10
Cost of fiends, ............................................ 25,077,384.oii
Cost of Bank and Railroad Stocks. ......................... 829,076.25
Cash in Banks, ............................................. 008,928,011
Bills receivable, ........................................... 482.00
Agonts‘ Debit Balances, . . .................... ' ....... 110.33
803.211.528.89
ADD
interest due and accrued. ........................ 391090931
items due and accrued, ............................ 13,143.35
Market value of stocks and bonds over mst_ i:13.li:i:.sl
Net IIncollet-ted and deferred premiums, ....... ,. (158,7:1211
/ - ii, 71! ".0111 .11
Less Bills Receivable and AchIts'Dehlt Balances. .. 59:.‘1'0
81.721.425.95
Admitted Assets, December 31. 1903, ......................... 904.932.954.81
LIABILITIES:
Amount required to I'e-insul‘e all outstanding Poll
cias. not, Company‘ standard. ................ $5” "13.31::00
All other liabilities, ....... . ........ 12.989.823.29
. ;‘ __'_.__._ -._.
l $120,303.11231I
Surplus, ........................ ‘ ............................ 34,629,812. 55
- ' _- C“.—
Ratio of expenses of management to receipts in 1903, ........ 12.08 per cent.
. ............. "66.504.486.00
ALFRED r. RICHARDS, Gcn'l Agent. Room 516', Company. Buvltimg, Hart
ford, Conn.
Jacob M 1011101110061 Agent. 511. R. Place 80. Norwailt
803.182.791.32
9" 1 “Emma mono times, good 10w heels, sonic Cuban styles, at
. Woven-tint MW“
e. o. it"
' mil’ki’kdb in lithe 1%
WW'
glasses when ”013 ' ,
the proper kind, come our war
Olsen’s Shae Store.
‘WHY NOT BUY A PAIR
TO SAVE YOUR GOOD ONES.
Men's Viol Kid Shoes, samples and pdd lot of 82.50 ard 83.00 Simon. at
$4. 98.
Men's Patent Colt Bluebere. the new toe.
Men's Patent Horse Hide Lace. 83,50 Shoes, at
32. 49
Ladies Vlcl Kid Welt Heavy Sold Shoes.
Ladies' Patent Colt Lace Shoes, 8 .1609: and 33.00, at
foam: MWA‘chE‘fié‘C-Rch or Poor Vision when relief to so
We pain a thorough WEN-l at the Inn. Without coat. and
if glance are loaded tarnish than it tie Moat possible nrioo.
“Him-Pedro
DKSON.
um: Tribe as.» as?»
, the GREAT oocugi. titan-r
'} Presenting the Most Elaborate Grand
W Obtain “dim
‘ MI -7' "
, wt. , om.- i-’*‘~ , . 1..
The erlailiiai Superior court will
open Tuesday afternoon for its Feb
ary term, with Judge Shumway ”ME
Inf. Judge Shumway has been hold!
I Initial court in New Haven and there
was some doubt whether the important
cases fast the nine striking team-
stors w aid be finished this week but
than reached the Jury Friday.
The indications now are that Fob-
Am term will not be long one. The
only homicide ease to I tried is 1.11 1
against Joseph Eardi of BridgeflOI
and this is hit likely protncto the
trim any.
The Eardlcy case in Bridgeport, will
be disposed of as early as possible.
There, are but sixteen bound over pri.
soners at the Jail. and none of the cases
are, of a serious nature. The following
Jurors have been drawn for the term:
Bridgeport—lease P. Turney, Elmer
N. Cronwall.
Brookfleld—Fredorick A. “Mile, El-
mer H Northrop.
DaanIIy—Abiaham l.,)eciter Levi K.
Mansfield.
Boston-Elmer S. Andrews George
S. Gillette.
Greenwich—Wm. A Peek. George w.
Merritt.
Norwalk-—Venaucio A. Scofleltl. Win-
field 8. Hanford.
Ritigefleldwlt‘retlerick Sturgos. Wm
A. Gilbert.
Stamford~Natlianicl ll, Ferris. Eben
1L lnwreuce. _
Trumbull—Menard A. iiawicy, Erwin
S. Fairchild.
I'i‘he civil Superior and civil court of
Common Pleas have adjourned until
tomorrow morning.
A FRIGHTENED HORSE.
ituniilngdiko mad down the street
dumping the occupant. or a hundred
other accidents. are every day occur~
ronces. it behooves everybody to
have a reliable Salve handy and there's
none as good an Buokleu‘s Arnlea
Salvo. Burns. Cuts, Sores. lamina
and Piles. disappear quickly under its
soothing effect. title at Frank H. Bax-
“”2““ Storew“ , p _
um £Xfi’rn grit.“
11'5".“ “Th.“ I1 dotted.”
as n a one
“lite-foul unsung-duos and“ who
no... no; or your mum. «nu do. to
IM- Poetical-n. Tun-on
M “III-lief Mlldkn.’ In Mm. or '0
nlnll. 10.000 temp-«mu amt by
all [traum- t‘ .15 heater? usual ('0.
main-m India- one. I' Ilka" I"
poiSULAs AMUSEMENTS‘.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
ONE DAY ONLY.
Taolday, Feb. 10.
Matinee and Night.
CLARK BALL
Presents
THE KANSAS CYCLONE
CARRIE NATION
THE FAMOUS SALOON SMASHER
and
10 Big High-Cine Vaudeville Acts.
Direct from Four Sacco-Ital Weeks
over the P011 Cit-colt.
PRICES—Evening. 10c 20c. 30c, 50c;
Matinee, 156. 25c.
Seats on sale five days in advance.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND
NIGHT. FEB. 20.
Return of the only original
Edison Projecto- '
scepe 'Co..
under the poi-tonal direction of‘D. w.
Robot-teen, 407 Park Row Bulld-
lng, New York City.
2 GRAND ENTERTAINMENTS,
L9CK .
Admission. Matinee. 20c Children. 100.
Night Prices. 10's. 20c and 30:.
MATINEE, A863: . M, AND NIGHT
O'C . '
Adieu Irith Grandeur
fifth Infinite) Grind Wu-
quiredo‘ loll. cancel-r
, and Prise. Costume
competition *-
naoic HALL. e0. mm...
aosoav cvemao, no. III-rs. not.
THE SEASON.
Monti even ....In in this city and
Numerous. Gorgeous and Original
Attractions.
Prof. Llnxwelior’a Full Orchestra will
Co titanium “w III i: In t-
A in aisle up 0 a
m
OOCTUNI Pliila.
Handmnootm Wed Group of .
.not location six. 4 810.00
~loot Gordie Group of not teas
Haas-ouch Costumed Couple, ' coo
float Conic Couple, 4.00
Handsome“ Costumed individual,th 2.00
i ‘ omen fool:
l ' nirrsnzirr In Irurnmvr Virtue"
i , ,
i
M"”‘" a.“ :12"— ‘oi‘ir‘ ""15?"
'z' helium
AGENT roa 3:11.51? morons phrases.
Anethot Banquet
of Bargains.
EVERY iTEM SHOULD BE CARE FULLY NOTED.
EV SAVING FOR SOMEBODY.
IT means new
LADIEO’ COATS.
Were 89. now $1.98.
$7.98. Were 815. now $10.
now 312.
CLEAN UP OF COMFORTB. it
$1.12 comforts for 75c. ~ 1 '
$1.39 comforts for We , '.
$1.50 comforts for 81.19. 2
‘ $1.75 comforts for 01.39.
LADIEB' SKIRTS. 1 THE PRINTS. DINOHAMG
Wore. “Lilli now $3.25. Were $0.99. AND FLANNELS' ’ ‘
llt‘st indigo prints 6c yd.
now $4.49. Were $7.98, now 85,119. Were .
‘9‘”. now $7.49. 1 that black and white prints, be yd.
Were $12. now
Wore $13,
lie at apion glnghams 6t: yd.
lnncy dress ginghams. Sc yd
nest quality flannelette 10c yd.
SPECIAL REDUCTION PRICE. ON
"0.50 fur scurt‘s, now $6.98. MEN 3 AND BOYB' WEAR-
".2-50 fl" scarfs, now 89.50. We men's cotton fleeced underwear.
$18 for scarfs. now 812. ‘39c.
50c men's stiff bosom shirts. 39c.
' l'.0c men's outing flannel nightshirtl.
390.
25c boys' fieeced shirts. also draw-
ers, 19c. i
——
....-—_
FUR BARGAINS.
$5.98 for scarfs. now $3.25,
$7.98 for scarfs. now $4.98.
GREAT WAIST CHANCE.
licavy white and fancy
waists.
The 79c waists, new (file.
The $1.25 waists, now 89c.
The 82. 98 waists. now $1.79.
The $3. 2.1 waists. now 32.25.
will)" ,
THESE PRICES ARE INTERESTING.
10e. feIIIhI-rstitchcti braid, 5c piece.
10c pearl billions. i'Ic dozen.
l’carl buttons. 2 doz. on card. 5c dos.
Assorted black pins. 5t: paper.
Assorted widths. white tape, 5c pack.
Bonn hair pins, be down.
Assoitcd black pins on card. lie.
Tooth blushes, \\ are 176 and 250, 80
eat it.
Taffeta binding. 8 yard plece,10c. "d!
REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS.
This stock has been thoroughly gone
over anti every remnant wooded out,
'l‘here's some excellent waist and skirt
patterns amongst these. and the prices
are. now fully one-third less than for-
mer selling prices.
83-85 Washington Street,
South Nor-walk. Conn.
Our, Specialty
l8 DAINTY NECKWEAR. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LINE OF
THE NEWEST SPRING NOVELTIES lN STOCK COLLARS, ALSO A
NICE ASSORTMENT 0F COLLAR AND CUFF SETS. IN BCRiM LINEN
CANVAS. AND LAWN. IN THE LOT WILL BE FOUND THE LATEST ‘
CROCC STITCH. ORESDEN'BULGARIAN, PEACOCK FEATHERAND .
BUTTON EMBROIDERY EFFECTS, AT POPULAR PRICES. . ~
N. E. R WIN.
1 86 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
m-__.
S. S. Till'otson.
Came In and us [be new Velllnas.
Everything in the MILLINER 1' LINE at about
‘ your own price . .
as wII-Itington emu. ‘ ecuia Namalk. Como,
. “T: ...-.- ....r.-.... Y»._s_.m5
Goons-flea FOOD
THIS NEW BREAKFAST FOOD
IS A PLEASANT SURPRISE
TO EVERYONE.
A: 'Ivounisamo as, It I: DELICIOUS
A's Hm. rurur. a: It It Aprtrlzm‘a
If I: Dffl'liu'm' from any other kind of;
‘ ' oirrzazm In pantry
air-renew In rut van
When you look at if. it gives you an appetite,
When you our ,"' It makes you hungry for morfi‘
ii should be on your table: got a package TOD ,
‘, ,2...‘ am Ado-p
10 cls” at all Grebe
I x
The was is ”Into.-
There was a am In a cer town
Who atarted out for Yedo
in search was he of a coal renown
By name and tame the J EDDO!
Now. Fate bore his barons, titre Aeneas: near
mud Bmtlen' laden pier.
Where Pilgrim spied his heart’s desire.
whence. thencetorth. be led his tire
The oestmdesotcooitlietanca mice ainhirty you-seen
too will Int! down at RAYMOND BROTI $118. 137 Washington street:
Take our motto. and" 'Do it now! [to what? Why
Oil DER
t JEDDO.
Raymond Bros
Norwalk Chronicler