us a '
A dbl to those are the far greater
number of cases treated at home malt-
Imam pholist at sulorers a long one
situation Ia complicated by the
loci that nearly every one of Chicago' 0
hospitals are filled and unable to
ta 0 any more patients.
At the county hospital there are 909
patients. leaving but one vacant bed.
Conditions are similar In the other
large hospitals. 01 the till deaths re
ported last was by the health depart-
ment report 17 welp from pn.ouilsastia ‘Ionstitilli‘on and can
while at were troma‘casth 6r bronchitis do. as its work
and InIlttenla. .'
.-
HEAVY OALIO A‘t‘o COLD WEATH-
saw YORK Feb. 11' .wsteamors ar
rlviag today aii' report heavy gates and
tery cold weather, the steamer Staten
dam from ltoterdatn and Bouiogne re-
portiM
earners preva ,p
'l‘he s'teamer's decli- were covered with I
ice a foot thick and the winches andi
deck .gear were heavily coated. The
steers o paaaengera sutured consider-
ably w lie waiting for the Inspection at
quarantine. The transport Sumner
from Havana, the steamer Philadel-
phia, fmm La Ouaira and the Hermit:-
tea from China, also showed evidences
oi severe cold weather. .
I o I
lilliil’il ill RPIIPI
' o
Notice Is hereby liven that. the
Board of Relief of the Town 01 Non
walk will meet at their once. Opera
House block, on Monday. February let.
100-1, from 2 o‘clock until 0 o’clock. p.
01.: Saturday, lhb. 61h, from 2 until 0
o'clock, p. m.; .Wednesdsy evening.
Feb. 10th. froth 7 until 9 o'clock: Sat-
urday. Feb. 13th, from 2 until 0 o'clock.
p. m.: Wednesday 9 ening, Feb. 17th.
from 7 until 9 ofeloc ; Saturday, Fi-h.
20th, from 2 until 0 o'clock, p. m., for
the purpose of bearing and determin-
ing any and all appeals made to them
from the doing of the Assessors on list.
of 1903.
They will also meet with the Allen-
sors as a Joint hoard Saturday, Feb.
20th. at 0 p. m.. for the purpose of
abatiag the. polls of sick and disabled
persons.
1.001008 su'rnnltmun,
GEORGE w. FITCH,
DUDLEY E. 110".
Hoard of Belief or Town of Norwaik.
Norwalk.Conn..Jau18,1904.
1204’?"
“A... . --........... ... “.33. .... -.._.._.
TH!
Bill Nillllilil BANK
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
”1....
, WITH
01...... rioa.ooo.oo
90:010.. sloo.aoo.oo
Nor Profits. 900,000.00
Solicits accounts of individuals. man-
uiactursro, merchantsand corporaliOng
align layorabic terms.;. -
" \(
.IDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vice-Pres-
JACOI M. LAYTON. Cashier.
DI.RECTOR8
John H. Knapp Henry Seymour
.1th I. Mirvin Samuel Grumman
christian Swartx Wallace Marvin
E. H. Mathewson John H Light
Fred. H. Rowan.
NEW YORK. NEW I-IAVEN 5
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIM! TAILI.
In etioct December 27.
LEAVE SOUP-I Yugwaax roe
A. lily-121 593. 5: 24x, 5: 58:, 6: 10
0:55. 7:03 7: its, 9:.10 sun. 9:053.
9:253. 9: 00 10:90:. 10:00.11:353.
9.10 ——:19 -00:. 1: 19. s: 26:, 9: 00
3:90: 0:,07 0:002, 0:,00 0:00: 0:90
I
6: 663, 7:07 7: 563 8: 00, 9: 66x, 10: 20.
SUNDA Y8.
.5 ll. -—:12 69k, 6: 24!, 6. 683. 8: 68.
N.*3' 20!, 6:40, 6:65x, 7:073,
9: 663. 10: 10;
tsava hawoxoak row count ’
'"'l..ll.-18:.081 0:00, 0:.00 7:00
8:003.:802. 9:,t003002x."10 023.10: 00.
ll 02t.1100 '
P hi.-12: 02. 1:00, 2:003. 2:55
031:. i: x .:0 00, 0:30, 13:01:, 6:00.
5:30. 8: 3, 0:02.700 8.00s, 9:003,
9:30.11:001t. .
SUNDAYS
th~1902600730.9001003
”3’6“ *50360030011100
LIAVI. court-I Hzogwaut rot.
Ft; -12:11!. 1: 16', 1: 60!, 0:18.
“:0 02; :42. 9: 10x, 10: 003. ll: 063.
ll: flea-19:00:. 12:12, 1:19, 8:023.
3116.6 6.36, 6. 69, 6: 30, 7: 06!. 9. 06!.
mg. 0:01.11:16.
_additloa to above—P.
01 2:08.72.
.‘
,. I ,
~ . ' -th at ihaut
one dreaded disease Ih . cletlco has
been able to ours to all t. stages. and
(list is (numb. Hall" iiatarrh Cutc
is the only! poaitir‘o now known to
the menu-atria rain. tarrh being
a constitutional lsoaao. "quires a con-
ntitttllonal treatment. Hall's catarrh
Cure is taken internally. acting direct
13/ upon the blood and lagoons surfaces
of the systolu, thereby entroying the
inundation ni' Ihll diluent. and giving
the paiidul strength by building up the
nature in
Motors have
so much faith in its curative powers
that they offer One llundred Dollars
for any case that it fails to cure. Send
for list of testimonials.
' Address 1“ J. CHENEY 6 CO. Tole
do 0
Sold by all Dntggisla, 700.
Take Hull’s itnmlly Pills for cont-Iii
almost a hurricane yesterday. Milo“
Cold Weather"
WHEN ONE OF THE
ROOMS is lNSUFF’lO
lENTLY WARM l'P'S
VICKY EASY AND VERY
..Ai)VlS\IiIlC T0 ”ONT
1 (its .
Heating
Stove...
Min rnonucn THE un-
otllltso WARMTH.
THE CIIEANIIINESS
OF THIS METHOD 18 AN
ADDED ARGUMENT IN
l'l‘S FAVOR.
”——
BIIIII it & IIgIIiI‘tIt
'PHONE.“
Men die_ widows‘ cry. friends are
sorry. but that doesn‘t furnish bread
but a policy in the
Goon. amoral Lilo Insur-
anoo Company
payable immediately makes the family
Independent.
FRED H. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT,
United Bank 361'... 8o. Net-walk.
.-.. ..
Dividend
Paying hiining,Oil. Smelter and
industrial Stocka making possible
,lmrgc interest and Profits. lioolr-
leta on application. i
DOUGLAS, LACEY 8: C0.
Bankers. Brokers. Fiscal ate.
Members New York Consold dated
Stock In I. 60 Broadway and
17 New Street. chork.
' E;BALDW1NHAMNXTT,Maaagcr.
Western Ncwxu la I k.
hrs: Button-scan florid!"-
Denny S. Hall, Representative,
1 Lauder Bllt. South Norwalk. Ct.
Capital. 81.000, 000
Surplus, $185,000.
'Tba
Earning Power
of your savings ia~
vested with this
‘ Compsuyat 5 per
cent. is 26 per cent.
greater than itin-
vosted at l per
cent; Is 02 0-7 per
cent. gstaater than If Invested at 8%
per cent; and 06 2-3 per cent. greater
on if Intestod st 3 per seat. .
tats Oupalvislon of New York and
Connecticut. .
IRANCH OFFICE, 18 80- IN IT.
”#9008.
Resident Directors. Resident
Mortimerid.Loe it. tum.
chat-Isa 0,- M John I-
~
j‘j‘s-n- .'- 1':-
at If
uwla ..........
r 8111'
o
a
s
i.
i
i
shortage coal - float!
and attain: that a slim had: been I.
adopted lit protect. WHEN "I‘D-031m
against a sudden attack a d to pro-
pari- on all eventualltlea growlh out
of the present situutl 'l‘bo
today published it 0 stch trout An-
youleme. announcing at the com-
lnanders ot the army corps had receiv-
ed orders from the Minister of War
prescribing certain measures In case of
the mobilisation of the active artsy.
(lilicers and non-commissioned oiilcers
on leaving have humorous-sled to re
turn to tbéIr regiments.
.. Hq~ .—..a—~
coucaaos‘rioga‘tfiar auraaa
lilCNNiNO'i‘ON. Vernont, Feb. l7.-—
it in announced bore that Miss Elia
McCullough, youngest daughter of Gov.
John (I. McCullough. of Vermont, has
entered the convent oi the Sisterhood
of St. Mal-y, an Episcopal order. which
has its: mother house near Peekskiil,
N. Y. Although her family are Con-
gregationallsia. Miss McCullough has
for some time been attached to the
Episcopal Church
..-...._.. .u .-
Check
the slamming of that
door—- keep out the
cold air—avoid the
breaking of glass. The
ECLIPSE Cl-lEClC AND
SPRING will do it: easy
to put on and keep in
order We've got it
comsrocit. vitamins a now.
tenant. 034.
20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
{linking room [or new goods, we are
giving 20 per cent. discount on last
,teul s t}. Ild Papers
50:: Paper. 00c
000 Paper. 820
900 Paper, .20c
25c Paper. 800
Borders same discount.
To Order—Window Shades.
titre Frames.
Dealer in Wall Papers. Paintera‘
Supplies. Artista' Mauricio
seneraas. _
White Curtain Poles with Fig.
titres. loc. "
with
Cloth Window Shades.
trill g‘e. age.
Solid raas Hall Curtain Rods.
3 it. long. with fixtures. lac.
."Shure-Cut" Can Opener. cuts
easily. No rs1 gd‘cdge.
o:EO‘T ITEIL PARINO KNIVIC.
i .
Pic-
—-—-—
PAINTING. PAPER HANO-
INO. DECORATING
Lieder
Womemwlm; .;_
'Phouo. 188.
Julian Ina Valves
sod
GARLOCK. PACKING .
GOLD ANO- IlLV‘N PLATINO._
m marshmallows.
I‘igava no superior. Can show them
£2?“ to national? and Ida.
using use” and “Coastal alaoho
THE G N M.M'cNIBBIilI
mm 0888.
halifl" nos.:_,_-
2:... willowm'ass mmhlsgis
Carried in Stock. +
l
MWMM‘ n “
:sxcusoiuaay susv season, Iron
. _ equal body with munch wear.
“his can atvcivoaa'rwoau
its
now than we cA‘N nuamo TH!
'ritar aaaaou Title Is an attest.-
LIN?!" rust r0 HIM wAuLoA-
edema nous. cosmos». 009w
Illicit titans Atio raasnls
AND PRITTIM voun Hausa
widow as tr iT que as earn
an males.
'lT‘iO A FACT THAT OUR WORK-l
MEN ARE NEAT. ‘
CALL US ON THE PHONE 135 2.
E. E. Gotham’s,
East Norwaik.
to First Avenue.
TclsphonaCaii, 135-2.
The 00000 Slit lied Boilers
FOR STEAM AND
HOT WATER IIEAl‘lNG
matinee A wattM nouns, oat
AND NIGHT. IN COLOEIT
WEATHER.
loud lor Catalogue and Involli'au
tor yearsait.
donor 0 Liditlrooi 0000011.
96 LIBERTY STREET.
NEW YORK.
it: instill no... hint:
(incorporated).
Daily Freight Line
NOR WALK. .
SOUTH ~ NOR WALK.
and Ill‘W YORK.
Stunner: City lo! Nortnlo
and Squonlnm.
ins-o. New York, Monday. Wednesda:
and Friday at 5:00 p. m.
Loa'el Norwallt. Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday at 5:00 p. m.
Freight received from 1 a. m. to 5 p. n.
II Group.
, Coughs.
with IMIILIA!‘
ado. Id. opium.
ours lor Asthma. Ca-
qu‘nlekOoasnmp-
1 PI
gestalt; grunt
"$9.92“
' Beat. the other
lay-Four Your-u
, 'i‘ho ' ‘ residence at Thomas '
‘Cmith, 55 Osborn avenue. East
Norwalh. was painted with lead, -
oil and sine. hand mired. tiftooa i
' years ago by me. . .
i «By any patent paint to show ,-
illlills Billilli
08 060th Mali:
Residence: 88 I In on»
........
«so:
endgame Aunysrnllu
our 0010 Bastille.
nor are merino.
"0008 AND MIMIC
aura All. 5th Mill.
on or swim .
an static-at} 'iiitar
Have ”It soon "if M 0'
RICHIOND' moss:
run tom‘s it
:“
carts and Arrsuriou'
‘A. Stall,
. iron used at the Colonial Foundry.
- thur‘ Day and William Banks, tomorrow
1. in.
i' all}, hit hear-hiss“ horses» learn-
ed with threg‘rtt 01.9mm [Io
.» petal will be bold tomorrow alters
:lm' Intermoat In halos Cemetery,
....YQLMNTO‘-ER
Flour—TM' limo Flour Milled
66c huff.
.Nffi’f-M-liq-l
(901.19 109515911;
l«‘iour.—-nccds no recommendation
70c bug.
.J
94 COTTAGE AVENUE.
CONN.
BABT NORWALK.
O. Hatilaad. oi’ Catskill.
is a visitor in town.
letter Carrier Merritt to oil duty
again iodny.
——Alread,\ over 1,000 guesses on the
beans at the Bridge Pharmacy. Who
wins?
Owong to the ice in the harbor it
has become necessary to cart the pig
N. Y0.
it‘roacn water pipes were the rule
this morning all over the place and
many deluges have been discovered.
A regular meeting of the ischoda
Club Wilt; held yesterday evening at
their rooms. Four new members were
admitted, the report of the committee
on new by laws was accepted and u
sacial session occupied the remainder
of the evening.
The boats of the deei oyster fleet
started out yesterday to get oysters
but found that the weather was so cold
and there was so much ice on the
beds that it was Impossible for them
to' do so and they returned. This
morning t ore was no stoclt at the
shops to n and the opportunity was
taken to c can tip the erasing rooms
and make a number of c sages In the
0:00am heating apparatus inside the
7) ant.
Charles Peck, the night watchman at
the Colonial Foundry, while trying to
illo'v'e a heavy casting several nights
ago badly strained his back and Is now
conil d to his home. His little
dauglll‘Er Is also seriously Ill. Sunday
the a some canned baited beans and
was soon after taken with violent pains
which indicated poisoning. Dr. Bait
er was called and after treatment the
pain went away. She was seriously
ill, however, for some time and is still
so. it. Is not known what there was of
a poisonous nature in the beans.
~3,000 bottles of White Pine Cough
Expecterant sold at the Bridge Phar-
macy stage last May. ‘
The pool tournament at Hafner's,
last evening. was between A. 3. Hull.
rated 95. and David Nash, rated 75.
Hull won hands down, but the game
was a good one, nevertheless. Freder-
ick. Brown acted as referee and Arthur
Day as scorer. The score. was as fol-
lows:
Hull. 95. Nash. 75.
11 ,. 0
H i 0 15—1
22 29
32 27
06 . .J‘ 28
57-4 ‘ 31—1
65 87
79 ‘ 41
80 48
89 It 58
9t 08
96
The next game will be between Ar-
evening.
i , ---——-—_—- I
ROWAYTON.
C. 1.. Ogden. now of Stamford. was
fishing in this town yesterday,
Robert A. Barclay’ of Brooklyn, in-
tends to take possession of his new
home In Rowayton about the first of
March.
Some of the west- bound trains were
delayed yesterday morning by a
freight wreck at Glenbroolt. An axle
on one of the cars gave way.
Captain John Mott's boat ts from
up. and he has abandoned the oyster
business temporarily, and taken a po-
sition with Francis Boyistott. the baby
curriage manufacturer.
the i: 50 weat- hound express to stop at
ltovl‘ay ton, tomorrow atttrnoou, for the
convenience 0 guests who attend the
Thornton~8mlt wedding in Brookpido
A carpenter from- New Haven was
working at the west-bound station of
the Consolidated Railroad Company,
yesterday. making repairs to the door
which was broken by a burglar Sna-
day night.
Yesterday appeared to be one o! the
coldest days or the winter to no
people. The mercury. hovered a
the zero mark and the cutting wind
went. right through anyone who was
out at dent's.
The members and Martha of the Bow-
isiaaenhm lagoons-:11.“ night.
on a or one neat.
“MW ttbat e beadeaariska.
area "In years our.
immune
this
lilililllililiiii .
' r...... 0.0.0... 0min ma»
' - scum ot'titwiitatt‘urmnl. - "l
Arrangements have been made for. 9
a. Q . ... .
stats: mi... 5‘ “rm
gweiipp N .
the executor at tinn
30 until
. pur-
ticlpate In the coming iiinsirel enter- Y
”mp ”.0800! v."
or will tell 0.. mo
it“ .l’. r
.~.'.o.’
nAstsN AND Nodd'ro.
Miss Ada Conn ls tisiting her aunt in
Brooklyn.
Miss isabel Ddigardti, of New ,Ydtk.
has been visiting Miss Lulu Bowen.
Miss Stella Austen entertained the
Fortnightly Club stilts last meeting.
Mrs. issue Sent-ck, one of the oldest
residents In town, is quite ill at her
home.
About 800 was raised at the mm
entertainment the other night:
will provide the school with a line bell.
Alfred Morehouse. 8n. who has been
critically Ill at his home in New York.
In so far recovered that be In planning
a trip south in a short time.
A number of the South Norwaik Y
M. C. A. boys skated down the harbor
Saturday. and then made their way
around and landed at Noroton.
The young men who were guests at
the Leap Year dance the other evening 061
are planning to hold another dance
along toward the middle or March. .
The Young People's Social league.
of the Congregational Church. Is plan-
ning a social to be held at the home 01
Miss Harriette Bcotleid, on February
on Friday night the third‘ot the
series or entertainments given by them
Men's club or the Congregational
Church will take place at the Town
Hall. "Germaine The Magician." .wiii
entertain the audience.
wagon. ”to
George B Buuneii and wild lpalit '
Sunday at their home bore.
Homer Smith. at Portchestar. 0.8.. '
was a recent visitor bore.
'1‘. C. Stearns has been elected a di-
rector of the New England Food Coali-
pony.
Dre. 11. H. Ogden .and Stillman.
spent several days here last week. at
the home of the tumor.
Last night uoric Chapter, 0. 10. Saw“.
entertained with a "Georgta Washing-
tonbociai, In Masonic flail.
Louis hiauner is out again-hi0“!
fully recovered from the elects at a
recent fall on an Icy sidewalk.
Captain "Dave" is the way they ss-
lute David Sturgcs now-a-daya. lie
1:: become an adept at sailing an ice
t.
Aspetuclt Lodge, K. o! P.. not last
night, and among other business con-
sidered was further preparation for Its
anniversary entertainment to be held
on the night of February 28.
The Greens Farms Farmers’ Club did
not meet Monday night as scheduled
in all probability the club will '8'?
:ather together prior to February .
hen the annual convention and en-
tertainmcat is to be held, afternoon
and night, in the Green Farms Conste-
gational Church. The special commit-
tee Is busy camp 1 prmarations
and it will be a great. y for a great
organisation Farmers from all adja-
cent districts are expected to be Dres- :
out, in numbers.
in the choosing re. 10. N. Sipper-l
1y, master or 1W“ , .the sea;
timeat is unanimous thattbo meta
hers have done well. The lady not
only has time to devote to the many
interests of that cities, but has fully
demonstrated her love for grunge work
and as a member of the National
Grange. every session of which, since
her election. she has ad. her
scope of ductile work well as the
benefit derived by her t will he
turned into useful {or the lo.
cal grunge. oouatootiil Socially
the lady is aetdds the retort!
bore, another distinct benefit to the or-
ganlaatiou she haethohquoraow' to be
master or...
\it the town concedes the necessity of
hoping tom and probsto records, it
must that ol properly guarding them.
yd, as a matter of pact the oouvonien- .
coaaraaucb as to‘be practically une-
lees in case othro. For years it has
been inclement oi. Incumbents In these'
canes that no vault accommodations
were tarnished and even the lumbering
up or apartments with cumbersome
sates tails lamest—tho mantra-um. it
Its diiiicuittor some communities»
10.830)?“ tho recent are in W
halt should serve as 'a Mob-
iec lesson. Norwslit is roused tease
necessity, whtlo Norwd k on bars
Weather-7.. Is .popaiotiol its- are
no more valuable loo wand
choline Jewell when this com-
nullity should basis... town bitildint
sad adequam, W vault space In
which to keep the town and probate
hooks and docInentla. - .
w-
- WILL or A. A1 “WILL“
"an
. t. Nil-"-
no m3: .3”."""
SW
as such. 6.
ben moor
tr i'i tb cadmium!!!
:n'l‘idé‘li’.o":&°lm.mm
...-.-. ‘20”: '.-
rfi‘hmaqs. whotrsaiuml z
t:
wane
and mm .1096 .
anathegcvernusmbiaamlorsomo‘.‘
Tanner
be t
iotiug
denied to part
0.0Iddlnga10r
lg air.
cared to an mNm their”
{00
obi laa oaooktbo
w 00:80 was 0.33" . .
Tanner case. mute 1116 i. a I 61.6
32'6”“ ‘ '
it woul 00W "
charges In tho
lang'f that:
lie suit: "The
as to tho intolara
it
“A
motor...“ soars-l. “
magifim. Ittiimntil'l:M I
when he imrnedtbut th: '3:-
tpho contested he visited urn.
lion's e“uncouttaoi ans lam whim.
ho was
hia_
N:
between Juus and,
1901. "
Three other divou‘e “will!
mums“, of B.idgqpopt,.. '0
Graver silent, that lot I
Man. has been abilliaily
potato. The complaint his ,
coil
and that there a’rer: .,
iisrly (3.,18 youths 0'
years old, and w altei 11.. six' ye
Mrs. Mencken has had pm my
000.
custodv or children and alimony. “
be legally. separated 1:05;;
Jarvis whom she msrrie
a $2.8“
her on January 90, H1901 81103300.. its
the custody at Earle ’l‘,_.f:1rtlls, a son.
Florence BlobsOn Taylor lidelt'pf' '
voroe item Charles Taylor,.o‘d_x
n. .
custody of her six year old Ma. "lo
1‘ ’i".aylor This couple mal‘i’i
alleged to have deserted the wile on
September 9 1900. I 3
i'
CONSPIRACY TO ROI FIRM. j
Philadelphia, under Arrslk,
PHIIADELPHIA Feb. than" "
icy dc pompaay. paint and ya
manufacturers, was diamond by ‘ '
Kilngelhoiler, two employees; NY
hate been Issued for the arrest or
Kilngelhollcr were held in hail,k
court. ‘
at thousands of dollars have been pull:
on and disposed of by the “alleged
ages of stationery wh ch .pflare
hale been stolen train the .iirm‘si'é;
varnish w-hith they 0100‘!“ they. M1
pill‘ClliltéitI trout the priopneri; . -
turned to court yesterday. «
87o years he: “will nth-Ch! '3,
Wale married 00
Gill-1300a: 0:
11,16 years 010119911000 ,
husband attached to the
Jennie A t'i‘nckarn Janie .
28,1987,and whom all e a leg
nine years old. : .
grounds or desertion and ahha
December 21, 1891. and tilt bushldqhi
:Two Employee cl hlbloy A (:th ‘
ieged conspiracy to 'rob the Arm cl
arrest today of John Ila-afield and
additional emploves. Donnell!
During the past year 5" ,0 g:
spirstms. Detectites Induced“
lug dcpartmcntau aoqot‘al: :ga
‘9'-
l. . NAMES HERE AT ”0
Much has been said ui- Ilio‘du
“ll names that apnea. pinceuth
pu e between Russia .audJaftaa 5011s:
messed. in uill own stain of Coahdd‘t
out the namt :1 bestowed on vii I;
the unions towns furnish quiloa e
in tho wuv ot peculiar ones: l‘i‘bflslu"
.lohg list- ;hc lulltiwlug are taken
there is- more: .
phbish. Attswnum, 1
Bush 190 ,Bitcuod, Bokum.
Comptl. L‘ulnpouuce. Devil'
‘bone_ Del is 0011.. Do Hill,
ivilha: Frog. Hollow, Eladpouahfi‘»
:ios's Hill, Guinea District, its;
town, iiammouuscu, Hurdle
H93. Jabbok Johtnv Cake, Km?
nag. Kinemautt. Kalle. Shop
Pawcatnclt. Matronk “sink
luatuck hialkentuik. 100.:
. of SNIIlt‘. Muddy '
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