.7 , summits!
“flutter and Proprietor.
m sided .m'i‘a' 1354.
Aimu‘ for Tomorrow.
W
era
5 5:49 5p. In.
“all
fi'1n:1uets,ii 4:9pm.
at“
rsm his... Forests. .
TH! [WIOT ON CHINA
the of the results of tho .llipuucao
.1,“ war. will be a great change in
lure of the Chinese empire.-
t that change will be, is a“ more
of 'conlectura as yet and of
.It ivlll depend entirely on what
Zoutcoinr of the war. Should Ja-
win. them is little doubt. that it
3 Ii' the ascendancy of the filllow
' it the Far East for years to come
lieu-t. it will knit the Chinese and
. j m moral-loamy together and the
dilution of China will be undertaken
hymn Japanese. who are already at
the interior Of late years the
pits officers in the Chinese army
tl’o brown Japs who have been quiet
I’; and patiently ediuating the Chinese
ithelr own standards. it will mean
3 great satbadx to the t‘ hristian rclig
1'0! without doubt and eventually
ilimit! divert the comntertc of this con-
tihent and Eulope. making Japan ‘0
stout manufacturing country. to supply
lie markets disguise. I
on the 90th hatid.‘ should Russia
till“ it would mean the domination
ghlnlbI the Slat rate and the ed-
. n of the Chinese along their
Ills. They have already done a deal
II! this education in Manchuria. The
Oli‘riltiun religion would follow
Ritalin bayonets dawn thrOugh the.
m yellow ompirc and plant itself
, 'ly there.
nsIlu will be unablt.I for many
:93 a to come. to supplv the (‘hinono
Ilisrltot, and In fact her own Siberian
market with manufacinled goods.
which would greatly stimulate the
trade of this country. She would gain
,Puclnc seaboald which would give
Mir the command of the Palms coast.
may aiding mateiially in hot inter
nu! development in thousands of ways
This Would soch the question of "the
Shaw peril.” and it must he. confessed
MI it seems to be the only way to
"Japan wins. t‘- bins to preserve her-
stein; must learn to light and Joann
niokty. otherwiag bet partition among
the an nations would be liable
at any time which would
neuritis” worm Involved in the Far
t brobaip for to come
ma must? submit
If Russo win};
to“ l xii-dilate schment of, Russian
colonimtion whth will gradually re
We. her from hot territory. and in
ti course of time. Christianlze her.
‘ in speaking of" the desire of (loIcruoI
humberlaiu {on a second IIIIIu thr-
M Hutch leader says as follows:
.. tbrslly that ambition wtll
, he sympathy ii) of those who
too that lAeutcuant Governor Rob
"be promoted (2i. It will be up
by IDOBBjiV b favor Judge Clea
.,. (3). it will he opposediby
. who favor
will be opposed by the Fainflsht
fit Republicans who have a grudge
the governor because
ottoman: fliyisiou bill,
" Fessenden being among this
of opponents, (5). it wil be; of
a
‘think the o
.. shutdd be depart
{an as o (l by those who
tions with lay of
. Ill am or who hope 4.0
Imrsonal aayautages- bysrluch
minions ulre dy made out; 9.
ifthmbe portunity later. ’54
be opposed by those who feelu
[101
1
vars has not always been lnllu-
y memory of important favors
and that occasslonally it has
. sed In direct and surprising
. of sush-lmowledge.
“natal Clitior "
inc. Sure you will
I: tine often.
1.; "ll-Z.
lists been gradually replaced by the.
the '
Qharles G. R. “tall: .3
«mi .
e governord‘distgibutlon of"0§-u ’
. , about the but both ends are brought
. graceful but Just over the hip at the
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state than ale many claims ioI .dam-
ages suinst the municipality arising
from people falling down on slipper y
sidewalks. Owing to the wisdom and
forethought/of the street commission-
ers In South Norwalk. sand was plenti-
rully sprinkled over the slippery spots
and this city has not a damage suit
Igainst it as yet.
.—
The county commissioners of New
Haven. have discovered that there Is
a saloon there: for every 300 persons
'n the city and have decided to issue
no more licenses. it might be a good
note If they reduced the. number some
{hsL .. _ ._
'l‘wo dim hammers havcb ecu operat-
ing in Bridgeport They know whom
o go but the funny pan of it is glut
boy were caught. One of them was a
prize flglitoit.
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WHAT WE FIND "I THE BIBLE.
The Bible. as it is Ielated lo the
‘hllstlln Life is the general theme be
ng followed in the Thursday night.
neeilngu of the Pilot Methodist Epis- i
opal Church. Last week. the mac“
III use of the Bible was presented. and
his evening that pastor will speak on’
time of the things for whit h we should
ooh when no go to the Bible illustrat- l
or; the way in whith the Bible pr‘osents
he most vital considerations of life
'hcre will be responsive reading. pray-
Ir, testimony and good congregational
lI.Iglng PcIsIItIs not connected with!
any (much as well as t huIch Int- Iuiwisi
Ire Icry cordially invited
’ FASHIONS. i
i
'l‘ he gloat wI. ..III of man) oi the linen
Id Ligan- will be l'lll‘lllillil‘tl‘flflt‘l the
mircssmakors
l‘hr populal flow-II toque has silently;
ptuircd, the smallcl blossomtt being
H454 aior them. :3.
lentils;i bide is 0st d ‘élh’l‘ lll‘iir
'Jorin as a table tovr In Who ii’l
Irury After it is giIcn IiII ilnlsh that
nmindsone of her 'tIIId-rr-sscd" gloves.
I is Icly soft and rich looking. ..
mm. tufi‘ buttons and the need for
hem hate ucIeI quite gone out of,
Ityle, but this season there
rong revival of the rogue. any of
e cuffs which call i'orihmn are. turn-
1 III the buttons going through;
‘Iot parts.
One must be wary oi those new hats
yhicb have very wide rolling brlms
.hat extend far down on tilt: back of‘
the bond. Those huts look lchII’y.I
though they are not. but they can only,
be judged by the ONSH‘WI as that a 1:
pear, and their apparent gicat weight
is not geuemlly becoming
One cannot help admiring the skill
which the uyers display in matching
pct-la] colors There seems to be no
difficulty in getting lace or chltfon 0|
Irlmming dyed to perfectly III tell one a,
gown material when it is de lrcd and“
despite the great quantity of colonel!
trimmings there Is a considerable
was for dress and accessories all oi.
one color. »
Very soon we'll be wearing veils be-
cause we need to. and than perhaps
we‘ll want to v'rear them after the most
approved manner. The new veil is
lone—mo long that after it is drsptd
435:“
around to the from and caught in a
left (I. III a girlish fancy and
-wm¢% hvorlte college pin is
worn to hold tho k.not.
Royal apple ”Lalo mungfle‘e-ymm;
in almost. echy other city in the
.Uolin.
ill be at .
' wanes nonfat-mass
f » tetra with»
Makes Friends Fast
and Fast Friends
The" Clear
NORWALK LODGE O: ILKO.
Noiwalk Lodge of Elks held its
nomination of officers last evening. The
ballots will be opened at the next meet-
ing All the members of the lodge
will go to Stamford next Tuesday for
the purpose of attending the Installs
lion of the officers and the institution
of Stamford Lodge of Elks. They will‘
loaIc South Nm walk on the n: 55 train
“.tnsino A banquet will be held for:
.500 guests. it will be the most club
IIIIII banquet t-Icr leIII in Stamford. I
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0‘ KELLY ON THE WAY HERB.
LONDON, Feb. 25.~t,‘.onor U'Kclly.
Nationalist member of Parliament for
the North Division of Mayo, Is a pas
scngcr on the White Star Lint- steam-
t-r tic-,eIIIIIt which sailed today from
Queenstown for New York. "It ex
[lt-(‘lll to remain four months in Ameli-
In
Spring is already in evidence at the
llowlantl llry floods .ompany‘s store.
Handsome new waists are now on ex-
bibiiiou. See ad.
Till It tNGlII
miiiitti...r-.u
li-
' A invention ls l.- Illvsnk pm.
)5 urchins lawns-s r; NGIJ. u-
‘- Ill!!!. “4‘ linld mot-ll It In I». walls
was who-Ital” Talisman" Item
M‘IQMI huh-lumina- u-i III-Ila-
“so... tiny ufmrllmuin Mani-III. Is
“an,” PL "Ion. Tull-cubic
“H‘Ilulllf Lanna." III Lust. by s.
sinner” ... "nan-a; we:
I-
‘mia- tul- urn lull.- “are. Full. A. Pu
Sale of Real Estate.
The subsciibcl hereby giIos notice
that all that certain tract of land. with
the dwelling house thereon situated in
the City of South Norwalk on Coda!
fitieet being in dimensions 60 feel
more oi loss In front, 45 feel more or
loss in mal and 115 feel more or less
in depth. and bounded Northeastcily
by land of Mary F Van Znndt South
tmsicrly In said Cedai Street and
nthwcstoIly and Northuestetly by
lid of Bernard Mc t‘all ls foI sale
For particulaIs and terms own to
.ilihhael J McNorncy South Norwalk.
f iii 25
‘ PROBATE NOTICE.
.At a (‘oult of Probate holduu at Nor-
unlit, within and for: the District of
‘Norwalk on tho l9ih day of [I‘cblunry
MD. 1904
Estate. of ltul‘us Richards.
said ,Nofwalk. deceased.
Whereas. the administrator with the
viii annexed of the estate of said do;
-~eased not. administered has made ap-
plication to this Court. showing in snlr
lance. that thc Executor of the. will
of said deceased died after the time.
limited for the presentation of claims%
Igainst said estate had expired with
out. havlng made a return of the notice '
given or the. timeso limited and of the
late of
claims presented in accordance tilere‘
w.ith and praying this Court to hearI
rind determine. pursuant to the Statute
in such case provided. vrhst claims. If
my, were presented to said deceased
Executor within the time limited and
allowed:
Ordered. that said application be
heard and determined at the Probutb
Olliee in Norwallr. on the lat day of
March. 1904. at 10 o‘clock farenoon.
and-,thut public notice be given to all
persons interested by publishing this
order in a newspaper having a circnla
lion in said District at least twice. at
least dye days before said day of hear-
You never tire of—Sc.
MIGHT 9m IN THE WORLD.
The Brand 1': the Smknr’: Pramriou.
....z MN. m..-
ADJOURNED Instill
an IIIEHINC
Notice ls httoin giien that the ad
jourucd annual Incciinr of the (My 0.
l’l‘uc installation will take place at lilo. South Notwalk will be held in Arts.
Hall on Mondai. Main-h 7th 1904.1
7: 30 0"Itlotk p III. lot the iolioaim
purposes, Il1.,;
l. '10 npploplinte the
l mm i lit}
‘ “'lrcasuty suth moucv as may be her
I‘M-‘lll‘y ftll‘ the use of each of lllt‘. it?
pIIrIIIII-nis of said city for the cusulni
.Vl‘lll‘.
L’. To lilyffl Ins upon the ratabir
estate within said city, contained ii
the assessment list that completed, it
an amount sufficient to meet and prc
ride for the appropriations made. a
said meeting.
ity lune ml
The Council of all
the following‘detal‘lcit 0mm». of t
amount of money wl I'll. lu thcii jutig
maul, will be net-c .try and reqtiisiti
to meet and provide for each of tilt
following Iiepartumnh. of the city Iron
moment for the DOM ensuing fiscal
war. and rccouiuicnd the making 0:
tin scieral apptopilsiions shown by
mid I3:sllluatc. ‘ 1
r‘ irc. Depart Iueni
Ril‘mit. Department,
Health Department.
ordinary expenses”; 500.00
lieslib Department,
’3 3.850.0t
10.000.0I
collection of city
refuse. 1,700.00
. r __..___. 12200.0(
Electric Light. Sti.ll‘.’ti.00
Electric Light. limiti-
tninlng fire alarm, I00.00
—- ~w-~ 7,220.01
Library Department. 13500.0(
\dmlnlstratlrc llcpt.:
Interest. 80.50000
Police Department, 4000.00
City Hall, 1,200.00
Public Printing, I500!)
Auditor & Collector. l.000.00
ldlcrtiou Expenses, 335.00
Assessors, 210.00
0in 'l‘l‘I-Iasurcr, 2.30.00
(“tu'purntioii Counsel. 700.00
(Elly Records, 20.00
Memorial Day. 50.00
titty Clerk, 500.00
l'lnc island (Venue ‘7
tcl'y. i 25,00
Board of llcllcf, . 2000
Library Building, r Itm,00
Miseellaiitmus, ' 300,00
--' 15305.0(
340036.00
South Norwaik, February 20. 1904.
Par order of the Council.
JOSEPH ‘n. TAYLOR.
{23 3t City. Clerk.
,uavsaova s at "if“
Iiiplls of their nIIIIu
Honors is him la.
The following summer the Frank-
lin aclIool have not been lbuot a hit"
day during the at two months:
Room A.——Ei Cartoon. Mamio
Clinotte. Madeleine Bull yap, Stanley
Thomasetta. Harmond Richardson.
Room B.~Charies Reunion, l’atli'
ll'OIio, Michael Moahit, Esthui (lind-
Itono. Katie dilution. lilchaId
Sweeny. Olive Else
Room C.-Mary Gish Lillie Evans.
Nan ltisbel. Louise Knippol.‘ Lullo
Bellaub. Catherine Williams. lrang
Campbell. tester (lurmley John
Rooney, William Taylor.
Room D-ll'lorencu luggluson. Hanoi
Morris James llecslcy Frank litndlcy.
John Nellson, James Stols Joe
O'Rouko.
Room E.——-iiasel Blake, Ethel Heck-
cr. Nettle Marucca. Don Starr. llarold
Casey. George Gray, Chester lngersoll
Willie Kohlcl. John Murphy. Cris
Wysman. »
Room lI‘ «snub,I l-‘elrls Lissie HaII
Ils. Wallace Voilmer. Oilf Anderson.
Arthur DlIinc Howard Show, Stanley
'l‘allmadge. !‘
Room G. ~—-1.ouls lI‘ay. llcnry Tooihiii. .
liubeua Anderson, Nellie Clarke. Viola .
Decker. Mary Howley.
Room li.~-Frank Brennan. Iloiger
Christianson. Joseph Martina, Frank
Raymond. Edward Weed. Gladys
Brush, Clara Reunion .icnnlc Reardon. .
Mabel Tito ‘
Room I.-——GIoIt-r 'lyIIt-ll Luiul l‘ag-§
Inelti .loscphiut Sll‘lllWIltl Jennie;
Neill-o, Ilcutrlt-e (‘oleman.‘WilllunI lI‘iI- .
Ilson, Edward Williams.
Room .l.---Robble Divine, (fourtlamli
I'Iu'rls, Louis lI‘IIII‘e, Alberl lloyt, lifrll- '
Irtl NOHI'N, (‘hurlie Similar. licublil‘
toblus, Abram l‘tulelcfuky. It‘louslo
I‘Ishrr, Mury Mnruca, Willa Mill-Ir.
Imulsc Noni-y. Bessie. .lohlmuil, Huzcli
‘nsey, Loin Hublwll,l.i1.1.lc TIIIltli
Room K. -~:-( tar-elite Byxutc Milli!
iibble hlrphcll llokua, Matthew FIIeI-i
-on, Sherman O'Connor, Silvio Pbgsnxt
Iii ilcorgc Vclic Fred Williams. John
dimer, (Hailli‘ (Ioldscbmidt. Sopll e
i
(ardosth Louise Schaub Sadie Veg
Room l..—Lll('y mum, (irate Mor i
on Louise Noat:.lt Ethel Starr Louie"
)Oilkllllu Willie Hubbell, liobctt Lee
‘rtd. McMahon, .loc Raymond
Room M Helen Becker Anna Hrcn-
nan. Susie lrcland, Ruth lit, John, tiri-
n Lyle. mauehe Pohlmnn. Lester
iritto, lI'loyd Puffin, l’bllip Gleason.
ltltiic Ktlch, John Mt'nl‘uhtm, Harry
'etcrs, Joseph Quiltncr. Jerry 'l'yrrcl.
.ohu Murray. Arthur Vredcnbnrg.
Room N.——lezlc Statilci', Michael
\brahnms. John Dix-throw. John
)rumm. Joseph McMahon. Harry Nar-
sky. Samuel Pulley.
Rom O.-—~rrank livelier,
\‘N‘h. Stephen O'Brien. Charles B.
.icvens, Lewis Wardwoll, Marguerite
Iandin. Gifford lI‘. Clark. Kalle Gra-
.am, Edna \'. Jackson, Ethel McLean,
ioru L. Saunders. ll'tl V, 'l‘Illy, Annie
lrlody.
Fred (3.
Room il.—~Hugh Campbell, l-‘rcd
‘Iaol, Ernest Dean. Julius llokus.‘
liehard Ireland, ileorgo Ketslcr, Al-.
ted Kraoulm, Arllltu Merriam. Ilaroidl
Shock, Kate Wlhan Viola lrvlng.y
father Tarlov, Bertha \an Scoy. l insist
Watson.
Room . ‘.-'~Audien
pic-uddct, .iobn that
or Franclh Who ti Stephen OrIis.,'
Ethel Boutou. Ruth t‘ailln
a‘III
Room T.»h‘.thal Murphy Martgate
am. John OCImnor llermau flankc
liclius
PHOTICTID IV ONE OF OUR UMBRELLAO YOU, CAN LOOK
AT SUCH A NOTICE AND IMILI. '
THEY'RE THE BEST AND MOST PRACTICAL
UMBRELLA YOU EVER OAW. FULL SEVEN RIBBEO PARAGON
‘FRAME, MADE OF RAIN-PROOF AMERICAN TAFFETA, WITH THE
BEST LINE OF HANDLES YOU EVER SAW ON A DOLLAR AND A
NATURAL TRIMMED HANDLE. TRIMMED
HORN HANDLE, GUN METAL HA NDLE. 26 lNCl-I SIZEO. F
OR SPATTERING.
HALF UMBRELLA.
WE HAVE JUBT AN EVEN HUNDRED TO SELL AT A PRICE
THAT SHOULD MAKE 'EM GET OUT IN THE RAIN QUICK.
THESE UMBRELLAS THAT MOST STORES ASK $1.25 FOR (AND
THEY'RE WORTH lT) WE OFFER THIS LOT AT
“(’9 tits.
4
EVERY UMBRELLA IS WARRANTED BY US.
f
l
IAND MIND YOU
BACKED UP BY THE MANUFACTURER.
AN loss or TH! FAITH we now HAVE IN THE QUALITY AND
auuo‘Ior THIS UMBRELLA.
i
Weather -- bath- 1
cations. Rabi
KEEP DRY. NO. 'SPUTTIRINO
THAT WILL GIVE YOU
(0 '1]
At
present ;
cahuontm WINSTED STATIONS.
WINSTEI), Fe 0. 45 —II is pnderslootl
.ln the circles lIcIeleIeic raillond ru—'
(moi-ac. mors are that I ncouhtcrcti that the new
John Staggmul-i management of the It ‘cnttsl New Eug-
iand pioposes to Icluove some of the
mu.» stations in this
there are four right along in a row.
'l‘hete is West Wins ed.
Winstcd where the
Then comes ;
nugntntk and the
"Thé story‘is'th‘nt‘ Inigo? will all be
reduced to one and that will be the
present Naugatuekstation, With the
”retry among sections that has been
so prevalent here,» this may, at first. '.
acausc some grumbling. but it In con-
tended that the convenience of a com—
mon station will counterbalance the
passing objections. it Is a part of the
‘ same “get together" policy that invol-
we the consolidation of stations in
)nniel tvlcason Arthur Robins, Willie; Connecticut Western each have one. lliartfotyd which according to the sanu
innit} o
SAN JUAN. Porto Rico. Pall
. and then
blast \Viuslcd or
, them is the] Icports is coming too
———--- S ndbauk station i
l'OPEKA 8AIL8 FOR SAN DOMINGO: wthc passengers ha II been in the contemplates
"L-i habit of hustling rou one road to the foI
it Is understood that the manageme
large accommodations
summer tr'nIcl when the season
The United States mmboat Topt‘kahas’ nIhtI while neither rtiad showed any. opens aIId progress to dcielop Liteh-
oiled for San Domingo.
CALL 5w.
illt‘Sllt' to facilitate connections,
ur’sStot'
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
1 field county as it deserIes:
”7
THIS STORE STANDS FOR FINEST QUALITY AND PERFECT CONDITION OF GOODS
SENT OUT.‘AND CAREFUL ‘AT'I‘ENTION TO THE BEST INTEREST OF
‘ . CUSTOMERS!
. * FINEST CANNED GOODS PUT IN A CAN- ..p
L VEGETABLES IN TIN.
M ‘
FISH AND MEATS.
FRUITS IN TIN.
FRUITS IN GLASS.
Butter. golfer. .Teas Cheese, Evaporated Cherrié and Raspberries, Oranges, New Pota~
oes, Lettuce. Cranbergd. Celery. Grape Fruit Pickles, Olives and relishes.
Franco-American Soups. The Ferris Hams and Bitneless Bacon. l
Charles E Seylilour. leadbg Grocer. 33 West Washbaton Street.
PROBATE NOTICE.
At a Court of Probate holdsn at Nor-
walk within and for the District of
Norw alk. on the 20th day of February.
904.
Estate of William Macmillan. late of
said Norwalli. dwoascd. .
Whereas. the Ad strutor with the
will annexed of the late of said lie-
ceased not administered has mulls an
pllcution to this Court showing in sub-
stance. that the Rxocutrlx of the will
ofsuid deceased died after the time
limited for the prosg'utation of claims
against said estate had expired with
out having made a return of the no
lice given of the time so limited or of
the claims presented in accordance
therewith. and praying this Court to
hear and deternuno pursualt to tho
Statute in such cuss provida‘l. that
claims. If any. were presented to slid
In
‘ BENNY W. GREGORY,
2!. Julius
.1; iiiljoaiuasira nu.
deem-ed Executrlx within the an an
wrest“ w...
a said I”
Force
only
120 Pka
Tho Inf Ifm obtainable if
WfANGY ORIAMENY IUTTER, (OUANANTIEO), ONLY Po LI-
rgafn Prion
Malia-Vita
only
VERY BEST MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEé (A OIL'OIOJS PRENK)’ 30c {ER LI.
AL
VFRV IIBT EIAB‘ tuLAOK OREIN OR MIXED), PER \qu 46¢
‘ , amen-ea, we owe PIETTV AND burnt. roasts
~~¥i§
New Fruit Jams. tarp Jar, 3 10:;
lost mitt Creators, *(only). It: tin;
cans ludllimoa 25o.
i "who . 25°:
”rant... 2‘:
1 1' .
a wags-sou. as
“unmet
We can
nus M
~ circles
you 356 to
1.3:: In,
our prise, Ila lb
‘ .
I:
TO FR“ WITH TEA OR COFFEE.
.sugar Corn. dun, 126
;2 Guns last has for. ‘ 2h
7 i3 Guns Gaol Pm for 16;
.lGoirl loch Lima saunas 12¢
acid am Tomatoes. can. lac
Crow-II Astor Brand Corn; can, the
1chains Turn-toss, con. III:
"Haunt. (A No.1)purlb. 13c
liaisons fares ions. ONLY Ia. LI. saw eagles slam. so. or. was, 150 I... ~—-I ‘ . .
It. Washington “Viburnum
0”wath
Norwalk Chronicler