,onssti‘tvsrtrsttssasssyuwosnsasy and unsettling“. . I.. P. Treadwell- -rocantly found among some old papers one of the Irttt timetables issued by the Datvbury and Norwaltt rallroad§|t ltIs dated April 1358 and shows hat there were two trains luring nanbary for South Nor- wslk each day and two arriving here from that place. A man going to New York In the morning had to arise early or take some other means of getting to the mo tropolis than the steam cars for the morning train left. here It ti o'clock. reaching South Nmslk an hour and liltoen minutes Isles. The next. and last train left at 2: 30 and did not get to South Norwalk vtntll 4:35. A train left Ilottth Norwalit at 9:15 and reached Ilaubury at 11:20 and another left South Norwalk at 5:30 and was due at 5:15 On the back 0! the time-table In printed it list of instructions to em- ployes one of which was to the effect that engineers should not move their trains over switches at ‘a‘speod exceed lng six miles an hour. , Another rule of the road was that either station agent or someone in his employ should stand 'st each switch and exhibit a light whenever a train passed over the road It night. Switches were few in those days. The Instructions were signed by liar- vcy Smith. engineer and superintend- cnt.——Danbury News. Board urinal: Notice is hereby given that the Board of Relief of the Town of Nor walk will meet at their olIlce. Opera House block on Monday. February 1st 1904. from” .. o'clock anti] 4 o'clock. p M.: Saturday, Fehw. i1 ham 2 until 4 .oclock. p. m.' . odnesday evening. Feb. lilth. from 7 until 9 o'clock; Bat urday. Feb. 13th, from 2 until 4 o'clock. p. in; Wednesday evening,Feb.17th from 7 until ll o'clock; Saturday, Feb. 201b, from. ‘1 tvntll 4 o'clock. p. m.. for the purpose 01 hearing and determin- Ihg any and all appeals made to them from the doing of the Assessors on list of 1903. They will also meet with the Asses- sors as a joint board, Saturday, Feb. 20111. at 4 p. 111.. for the purpose oi uhsllng the polls 0! sick and disabled persons. ' JAMES SUTHERLAND. GEORGE W. FITCH, DUDLEY E. lIOY'l‘, Board of Relief or Town of Norwalk. Norwalk. Conn. Jan 16, 190-1. 120420 ___‘ u, .” __.......-_......,. THE Bill Niliilliii BANK- SOUTH' NORWALK, CONN. W IT H Capital. 3100.00000 Surplus. 3100.00000 Nat Profits. 330,300.00 Solicits accOunts of individuhls. man ufacturors, merchants and corporations upon layorzahlo terms. EDWIN I-I. MATHEWSON. Pres. JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Pres- JAGOI M. LAYTON. Cashier. DIRECTORS. John H. Knapp Henry Seymour Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman Christian Swartz Wallace Marvin E. H. Mathewson John 14. Light Fred. H. Rowan. NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN a . HARTFORD RAILROAD. was 'rAsLs. In sIlsVet December 27. LEAVE V30UTI-I NORWALK FOR NIW YRO 11K. M.:—-12 58!. 5:2“, 5:58x. 0:14 7:08. 7:40. 8.1,5 82.15 90.5! .:9 40.10:24x.10:40,11: 35:. M.——il:55x. 1:13, 3285:. 3:05 a, «07. 4:501, 5:40, 5:55;. 6:38 ,7..07 7:65x, 8:.00 9:551, 10' 20. SUNDAYS A. if.:-—1s 59x. 5. 24:, 5. 58:, s: so, 2202!. P. 31.-8:201. 5:40, 5:55x, 7:071, 7220.9;651. 10:10. LIAVI 'NIW YORK FOR OOUTN NORWALK. A. 0 55. it 21 P. 11:203 6: A. l.-12:03!. 5:00. 1:00. 7:00 8: 005, 8'. 02 .8:00x, 9:021. 10:02.5. 10:04. 11: P02x 11:01.. 11.—12:02. 1:04. 2:00; 1:55. . 3. 31x. 4: 02s, (:04. 4:30, 5:01x. 5:04. 5:30. 0:001, 6:02, 7:00. 8:00x. 9:001. 9230. 11:001. IUNDAYS lAHK—"flwOOO'ISOIMWOI. .3L:~002:800,8:,00x11:.00 LIAVI H HNORN’ALK FOR A. - .1:.:.1stssx 6le 7: 42. ms“. 1.10:. 10: 00': 11: 05x. 1’. 11.-«moan. 12: 12. 1: 12 :1: 02:. 4:15. 5.35, 5..» 6:30. 7:05;, 1:05: 0:151 1111: 15. . art: st.- use 1: mtfiltzscx‘. 1:411, I . ,; .. i“ also nswanb. 01‘. Tim l't‘lltltltl of this paper will he pit-amt to learn that there lit-st least one lii‘r‘iltir‘ti disease that sclhnce has been shit» to cure in all Its stages. and that is (‘atatrlv. Ilali’s tlatarrh Care Is the only positive curs now a to the medical fraternity Cstdr being a constitutional disease. requires a con- atltutlouai treatment. Hall’s catarrh Cure ls taken Internally. acting direct- ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby dhstrp the :1 foundation of lb disease ving the patient strep by bill the mmxllltillon and Mslslfiig 'ha ' in titling its work. The proprietors how so nlllt'Il fnlilv in its curative powers that they offer One 111 red Dollars for any tune that It f 1111 to cure. Semi for list of testimoala s. Address 1‘. J. CHENEY t 00.. Tole- do 0 Sloltl Ivy all llrnggisis. 75c Take “1111' s I-‘amlly Hill: for consti- potion. Civil Weather WHEN ONE OF THE ROOMB' IS INBUFFIC- II'INTIN WARM IT'S VERY IASY AND VERY ADVISARLIE 'I‘O LIGHT A Gas Heating Store AND PRODUCE THE RE- QUIRED WABMTH. 'TIIE CLEANIJNESS OI" THIS METHOD IS AN ADDED ARGUMENT IN ITS FAVOR. Billfl’l it llllliilgil. vet-toss. as. Men tile, widows cry. friends are sorry. but that doesn't tarnish bread. but a policy In the Bonn. Consul Life Insur- ance Company payable Immediately makes the family independent. FRED H. FIELD. GENERAL AGENT, United Sank Sld'g.. Sc. Norwalk. I’D '1' WW“ IN“ Paving "111111.011. Smelter and Industrial Stoc s making possible Large Interest and Profits. Book- lets on application DOUGLAS. LACEY & CO. Bankers. Brokers. Fiscal A nts. Members New York Consold dated Stock Exchanfi, 66 Broadway and 17 New Street cw York. smamwmnumrr. Manager, Western New laud Ira-ch: H 0‘s: Sultagg-gg‘C's'tllalldgn Word. I" Denny S. Hall, Representative. 1 Lauder Blk. South Norwalk. Ct. Capital, 81,000,000. Tho Earning Power of your savings In- vested wlth this Company at 5 per cent. In 25 per cent. greater than It IS- vested at 4 ”I cent: Is 42 0-7 per cent. greater than If invested at 85‘ per cent; and 36 23 per cent. greatlr than if Invested at 3 per ecnt. Stats Supervision at New York and Connecticut IRANCH OFFIOI. 12 00 MAIN 8‘! Resident Dinotors. Resident Managers: Mortimer M. Les n. 1.. Cabot-n chute e on 4.0M s “13%”ij QCU '8urplus, 8105M if. ‘. ." ~. WI s! t. . "#7715. “viii" Vorltfi .-- lured by or captain and “110‘? on on heavy seas and with h wave which swept over tho lolly bridge the steamer lahn reached port today after a tsmpestuous voyage from Genoa. Naples and Gibraltar. 11 had a very rough passage throughou be- ing under reduced 1 'svsfy day. On Sunday. February I.“ yWedthsr was very scually and _s as: sass re pentedly broke over he yfore sck. Ono giant wave struck the brld as and knock- ed Captain Broite and d Oiilcer Gland down. fracturing two of the cap tain' a ribs and br Islag tits second of- ficer abOut the he d. The bridge was damaged stanchions Ivent anti part of the rail carried away. That day the ship's rtvn was 130 miles. The Italian steamer Sicilia also from Italian ports, had a similar experience. On February 15 she rsn only 120 miles. . Teacher—What Is this word? 'l‘ommy—-l don't know, ms'am. Teacher What does a gentleman re move when he enters a house? Tommy—Well, If ma Is awake pa re- moves his shoes.—Chlcago News. the slamming of that door—keep out the cold air—axon- the breaking of glass: The ECLIPSE Csscx AND SPRING will do it; easy to put on and keep in order We've got it cousvocx. warttms a now." 'Pl-IONI. 43-0. Will P11103110. 20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT. Making room for new goods. we are giving 20 per cent. discount on last year's Gold Papers. 50c Paper. 10c 10c Paper. 330 30c Paper. 34c 25c Paper. 000 Borders some discount. To Order—Window‘Shsdos. Pic- ture Frames. Dealer in Wall Papers. Paintsrs’ Supplies. Aid-Lbs Materials. SPEC CIALS. White Curtain Poles with Fis- lures. soc. Cloth Window Shades. with lringe.a Solid Brass Hall Curtain Rods. 3 ft. long. with fixtures. roc. .“Shurc-Cut” Can Opener. cuts easily. No rs ed edge. 0°REIT ITIII. PARINO KNIVI‘. I PAINTING. PAPER HANG. INO. DECORATING. l. H Decker uth’ Washington Street.“ Woof...- ism-.132. “has!“ and OARLOCK PACKING Carried In Itsck. AND IILVIR PLATINO. m Mk "3. liars no Wagoner. Can show them #1:..." b :I‘IWy .6 MS- be We: “lulled. MN second ollloer Injured by 'an onomus ; ’E. E. Gotham’s we om all/Ii vous wontt moss CAR! AND ATTENTION sow THAN ws can chemo 'rtts sxcssotpotv suav’sstvsou, Fill! mar naasou 'rvtts t)”: axon- Lssr TIMI ro vtavd wALL‘ PA- rsrtmo nous. coustoca HOW MUCH snares ANO meat-tan mo PRETTIIR vous House WOULD OR IF IT WERE RE-PAPER so mstos. ‘ IT I8 A FACT THAT OUR WORK: MEN ARE NEAT. CALL US ON THE PHONE 135 2. to First Avenue. East Norwaik. Telephone Call. 135 2. 11111101101810 Pitt! Boilers FOR STEAM AND HOT WATER HE'AIING INIURII A WARM MOUSE. DAt AND NIGHT, IN OOLOEIT WEATHER. Sand tor Catalogue and IhvsflI'ggs for yearsatf. 001101 1 1111111001 Graph). 90 LIBERTY STREET. NEW YORK. Tilt-lowliifleliililml insult (Incorporated). Daily Freight Lino NORWALK. SOUTH NOR WALK. and NEW YORK. Steamers City of Marvel and Mentor». hooves New York, Monday. Wednesds: and Friday at 5. 00 p. m. Loaves Norwalk, Tucson. p'l‘hursda: and Saturday at 5: Freight resolved from 7 a. m. to at, p. n. In Cusp. ; "1313111 REIIIEF Coughs. moor-m. '1“ IRANIA' Plasmas-r ‘ .2552: Beats the Other by Four Years . 'I'hs rasitlsiacs of Thomas i Smith.‘ 65 Osborn svs'tsa last _ Norwslk. was painted with load. _ .. allanlstas, hand mind. Inca. y-rs ago by mo. ‘ _ I defy any patent still to show sans! body with as ones out». . 1347! rt. 53;“ wilt-53' anmw . I” AND BTlAl BEAT-1N0. “IMHO?! 5%., A .. OLUNTEER Plour-tdbs Finest Fiodr Milled 650 bed". GOLD MEDIL Fiona—needs no recommendation 70c bag. A. Stuil, .4 cofiacit’avsttua. EAST NORWALK. cons. ilSTNill‘iWilli Albert Merrill. of Fourth avenue, Is ill. Mrs. John Matthew, of (‘ove street. is sick. Mrs. Henry Warm Is sick at her home in Love street. Mrs. Harry A. McNeil is confined to her home with Illness, Mrs. Parker Sellet'k is confined to her home in Core street, by Illness. A horse owned by Charles Barnes was very sick with the colic, this morn ing. Rev. Edward Cunningham led the meeting at the East Avenue Methodist church last evening. Winfield street Is flooded with water. caused by a break In the pipe. it should be attended to. —l'ure Wine and Liquors for medi- cinal use. Bridge Pharmacy. Harry Benton, oi 52 Van Zaadt street, has been ill. bill was able to resume his duties with Charles N. Wood. yesterday. The prayer meeting at the Advent Christian Church, last evening, was led by Rev. .1. W Davis. There was a good attendance. Quite a number of people walked down the river this morning to see the big New York tug break the channel open though the thick Ice. Mr and Mrs E. 8. Bowen. of St. John avenue will entertain a small party of friends this evening at their home. The diversion will be "Pit. " Miss Lulu Reynolds. of East Norr walk was a visitor in New York. on Wednesday. She attended the theatre and had an unusually enjoyable time. The meeting of the Junior Band, at the East Avenue Methodist Church. this evening, will be led by Burr Day. Jr. An Interesting service Is expected. The lctvworth League of the East Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church will give one of their charming con- certs on Wednesday evening, March ind Hurry Keogh has lately been elected captain of the l‘riends' school basket- ball team in Providence. The team has scored some very creditable victories thus for. An East Norwslk grocerymsa near- ly had a tit last Thursday because a customer bought 11 dollar‘s worth of garden seeds and didn't buy a dyna- mite cartridge vv'ilh which to blast a hole In the ground Considerable progress is being made by the members or the Junior League in preparing ibr the entertain- ment which they are to give the lat- ter part of this month. This afternoon at 3 o'clorlt there will be a meeting and a large attendance in desired. A large number of East Norwalk people were interested watchers, last evening. of shat appeared to be a great condagration either of some heat on the Sound or some building on Long island. The .iurid glare could plainly be seen from all parts 0: the town. The picture of Sir James Mace. Knight of the l-‘iv es, as he was duly ap- pointed by King Edward shortly after 1112 being crowned. la a typical repre- sentation of Old Evergreen. It repre- sents Mace and his favorite dog sit- ting side by side. both at them with their hats on. but the canine being rather old. has a pair of specs. and Is sitting with his front pans hanging down, begging lashlon. The retired champion ls logged up like a bowling sw,ell but his canine triad has no clothes on, and In looking from one face to the other It Is hard to say which Is the most amused. the pugillst ft his four- fooled Inecparahle tontpan- on. The game In the pool tournament at Rafael-'3, last evening, was William H. Banks. rated 80 and Ar- thur Day. rated Ni. The latter was victorious The scorer was Fred Carr, anti the referee William Wicks. t‘he next game In the series will be be- tween P Human. rated ‘15, andJ Lockwood, rated 183. The score last evening was as follows: DI! , 11 15—1 1 23 31 42 ' 51 00 71 D n 35- ‘ son untptlon. old cases. more .trlal or Constable Otttmer was post- . .suresl slgusotsouvethingwwthfldu. and participating In when the date srd ca 115. chrosli. LLAsa ylottr doctor I! . o . g 'Rowmo’n " sister Mrs. Harry leach of Brooklyn. few days. ”Incl: Loretta Slater, of Benmyet‘ street. has returned from a visit with relatives In Brooklyn. . The regular prayer meetings were held In both churches last night. Than. was on singing and recitations at the Ram st Chtvrcb. Rowayton 11 ounces with 301110 satisla tion tita its young people my. had 31 the coasting they want tag this winter. As the sport has a lament element. of danger. It Is Just as well that they turn their attention to some- else. 0-: 01 Captain W. 1 Stevens at ’cnntnisland. this week, and «runs 1,- 500 bushels cl oysters for the New York market. where they brought a big price. ' At the Rowaytoa Methodist on! Church. this vetting, the rib quarterly costs 0 will be hold. This is one of the most important gatherings of t a year, andJ a large attentions. Is deal ed. Rav.J tunes Montgomery Stamford. the presiding elder, will p’dn- dnct the services. DAMIEN AND NOROTON, home. with grip Mrs. A .1. Nash and Miss Floral“ Nash will leave for Branchville, W 1151. Miss lsabol Delgarda returned Meir day, from her visit with Miss Bowen. M. .1. O'Hearn of Los ’Angeles. C will arrive Sunday for a. visit I Mrs. A. C Paris, Darlen. Miss 1.qu Bowen will Spend wall- ington' a Birthday with 11" Sister. ‘51. Chile s Hayesb in New York. s Jessie B.t John will' attend the Purdy In Stamford, Frids 9 Mr. and Mrs. J. A. port. were guests of Mr and“ n. A. ..Nash several days the JA pleasant social 0: the Methodist Church was held Tues .at the roll- deuce of Mr. and Mrs... Drummer Miss ioulse don, little Miss Cantrell and her rother have 1% cently Joined the mumps brigade oi Darlen. 4 Mia Myra J. Davis. who has been seriously III at “Coda Wild." is Improv lag, and is now able to be about the house. 1125.11. Enderby, sister of George Oberlsnder has been seriously ill at her house since Saturday. and under the care of Dr. Avery. -t was Olive Colo Is the guest at be! till 'i cho steamer Kate C. Stevens auc- ed in breasts: up the lee on the V008 ,0! . Miss Alice Pooiey Is quite ill at “filmy a! Mrs. Charla}: Wm Mr. Pit party to be given by Miss Nellie 3'“ Rev. W. II."J_ of his people here Mrs. James Smi-th Matinee Whist Club, V 11001111.- . armor of- dsy. . . - a1?“ Th 15' i If I :00 I M ed 1001 ”1% Mrs. Frank Lyo visit of several West port. . Freddie Stabell ass" home In South 119st with his grandparenM vi 601' I over ”in” 00101 as, They are 11101111105591 w’sye wits; married. . , 3 ..f stsTrtpAv CESSNA? 05. Ni 0‘. Moms of ' ' 'ras parlors or r.‘-; La , av-Mottwsre s or ’ ' last Mi."'with-I'-h0st o’f’tt' gathered to celebrate the lit its“. Perkins $35311 'Mrs. Williams. Mam-.1318 tan. U1! Mattie Art." n ' uslaMorroanv utility: «moduli u all. I. D 'itt',",lm All“; 30 d. 31. Clay. Mrs. 8.! Normally,” $1.: were present Mr, urd’fl ll. Mrs. James Prim .\in-.a . Mr. .11 'Mr‘a. .‘tg‘ngt ".Mrs Townsend. 11.1. than A171! Ir. ad Mrs. John l‘vrkt‘r, ‘Mlss Hm. Pools .’i.1nlev't N'l pf 13. Minion. s ..-I it. 3n .1 H‘lntvi Add'mi. (3min Addison Bit- Pufiifl“ Georgi 0111151 uni hipster lhalide. Presents were silver on gotta. gbsware. luv . Ilt' Various games, “PR 81111 Shop and a1u.;it and pruning“ k'litlgw‘ttfie kept 11qu it: a tan hour, and meats \v . l\'(‘0‘ .. Unconfir- sace PLAYED wntsr ANO PIT. -.-__.——..-. __.._. Ii'/ Mr and Mrs. Allan th an. 6111'va Straat. Entertain. ”on 1111211111] Ml Al‘vt-ll 308M 071} Ntlt‘t‘i entertained a numbing mm:- lrveud}: lsl “his! wudeesday evening. Mrs Getngu i“. titvtlfrey Wu W Ital. prize uniting tilt-l Itltlit' 1 and. Chat! 10.. Hoyt among 1110 gentle V lip George, F, IIJtITI’J)‘ won thyegho’latlflr prize. Aitt-t lilt' game were served and then a little adulte- A. It. Albin, d Branchvllle, and his son, J. A Albln, father and brother of Mrs. A, J. Mel. lav. returned from i a visit at her/home. sneakers tron New Haven and tram: meeting at the (honeymoon Church Wednesw evening. Mr and. Mrs. Harry Sherwood and Miss Minerva Sherwood. of Schenec- tady, have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Sherman, the past week: Mill Isabel Qulchnbltsh, 01 New. York. who has been the guest of her bmiver. has returned home. Hcr friend, Miss Reid, accompanied her. lfrett Morehouso, who has been yill at his New York home' Is Ilruch Improved. and lbttrney to some warmer c hullciently recovered. The opening of the new court house at. Noroton Heights did not take place “Madam as was anticipated. The, plates a she when posted until today, owing to some dtm' . culty about the writ. meut vvus indulged in. Pit being the means. Mrs. William F. Hoyt won this game. .. . 'ilvt: guests of tho eveahtg were‘ and .\Ir~. \illlianv l-‘ Hoyt or. and China were ”mt St the 1mm", Charles 1" Hoyt .\ir. and Mrs. Alb! ‘ D. (‘tosslt-y. Mr and bits. George ,Godlvey Mr andMrs.Willls.18tevsus Mr. and Mrs \Its. James Siteilier. Ainsley Reed. Mr. Paul and Mr and ,fl. auvsruos m melanoma; ’ NEW HAVEN Feb 19. -A nation to Congress asking the diplomatic tervention of this government this) Its chief executor in competition wt other CIlIlt-‘laill nations to sucul‘e (it (- ude lu Macedonia has been tour. to Senator A U. H. Platt of 111'" cuts. by (itisenr' of (joint. the list at am, being headed by Gov. Chamber“. 'Ihis petition «spurts that l iIIrOCItit: alt: it 111:; perpetrated all“ Christians of liauulopla in vi . o: 1110 treaty of Bt-rliu of l878. guarantees to these Christiana inlaid ‘ rl-uo and prove: tion front iaxleJtc-r Germaine, the magician, will under the suit lab entertainmen course, In in. Town Hall. this evening. The last ca- tertalnmsnt of this course will be giv- en by the Old South Quartette, 'l‘u aes- dsy. March” Ira. Alexander Reid, of Dorian was (granted on at her home, Tuesday al- quon qomby Dr. militia 31'. 31115.0! ew York, assls by Dr. R. L. Bo Manson and Druid. ChonamotStsm- wit-c.7110 operation was vsry sucosss- fal and the patient to almady .well on the road to 1'8va ii wagons. Thoma; Walsh spent Wednesday ll Br! 1161900 Tuesday a t Aspstuck Lodge, 15. ot P.,com1ne1n tea its eighth annlvoc sary with an entertainment. Mrs. Ilii ism A. Bulkleylslohrrs- covered her attack at typhoid as to beahletogetaboathorhotso. Karl A. bulge and wile have re- turned their wedding trip and are comforts 1:: ensconced in their State street home. The first of a series at Sunday noon Lenten services will be" it Christ Church nest Saadsy,st wlcho time, Rev. All on 3.3061115- field. will reach. One i'rom last night the organ recital and concert is to be held at Greens Farms Church. It gives prom- Ise of being far out of the will”, on musical lines: - Vigllant Engine Go. Ialr committee” has started a cannon already early activity evidenced Is one of t3! 39' cones around. if you should receive a little hatchet imitation don't confuse It with Carrie Nasal: nor her Kansas spadalty rat or that you an expected» pate in the Wash I"sight to Ssaaatsck oftho Men'sA ham-“With" salami-t and traditional outrages. “C; ,..—>-.——‘ MINING CASE AOJOURNR"/ NEW YOIIK I‘:‘Il 193—1119. .0 - tion of Joint 31a i1 1.1111118 vice .1111 Ag : of the Montana ()Ie Hui-chariot - panv'. lot a (illilillllflllt" of the [shell "g nary Injunction grunt: ’tI by.) GIIIIPTSIOIIH'. restta: ning the Boom. Intifada (‘urunnn '_ ”I“ Parrot all; and Copper Pompom. and the Aloft} l- tla Mluiax Conuvam from psi-.1 dividends to the \mai'satnat’od Company upon Iltc stov It tthldi It (5' came up in the Sit-«tame Court today N0 11'. r. 11. 110116511. .,. The postol'licc tlep hm tiered that \Vashlnztoh'sa’ 11).“) .1- neat Monday. be oh: erv #300!- day by the rural ire.1 delv very be (rug-g, and consequentlv they sill. no.t their routes that tlav'. 'ln . will remain 01‘011 until 12.35 the“ "M 1151me of the It. can get their mml at the once. also will he closed from that 11011151911. . . and vvas atiiouvnttl mill Feb 31:-'5. BI 91 vi". RUNNINO LD, Fob. .. _ no ofu I??? To: . a I e not, "‘ which wnsw' wé‘r‘si" ”2.5... 1 mane”
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