. » It '
Mil, sodium mobile
M such Insult “Koo
tot some
Vthsinecilb lots
“r all the wish bones from the
you serve to decorate and
the cake for your daughter's
. V ty. lt‘s‘a novel idea and “The
‘80 ’eper" adds a recipe tor the
m :Mix one pint dour, one cup
Vin arm sweet milk; one half yeast-
‘ ftened in water; onehnlf pound
beaten to a cream with one
blank bound sugar let rise until dou-
ulk'. then m x in four eggs. one
up‘d chopped candied lemon
.5 , one-tourth citron. one teaspoon
VV in man, one supful chopped luck
or! his meets: pour' into greased pan;
hour in moderate even; when
on with white and decorate with
pellets and wish-bones dipped
red icinz.
, NW1 one who does fancy work
it try a piece or two of the effec‘
. llonnt Mellick while it is in
One 0! the lovliest designs is
in which the rose figures largely
many different stitches to pro
ducelil‘e roundness and shading of the
but it- is a beautiful design when
' i
« e oooso house gown and negligce
“comfort and cover a multitude of
' in the way of underwear and
that do not fit perfectly, but
the point has been reached when even
use loose gowns a e made with great
nished perfectly.
.- tted with great
so its to show the curve, and the
en louse lines {rpm the shoulders
dorm are“ equally good
lx‘hevs seen housekeeners duet their
furniture with a damp cloth This is
a hygienic way 6! course.- bnt It ruins
1h vulture. A better way i to use
_ . th that is slightly oily. is im
rd s the furniture but one has to
very careful indeed in dusting tip
dials cred.“ furniture with such a cloth.
. omen has re much improved
W by notes mug when she is
't gry even though it is meal time
,1! till the rest of the family are at
his. What is the use of forcing one-
if to take food when there isn't. a
' bonnie.
fl"tiniest? ‘mueb llshb
. mayor Bosten and City counolImert to
.eTsk Oillee Moods;
or
Station and the“ members of the tier
well: City Council will take their oath
of silica Monday evening it the Coun-
u:cil chamber. in Well street.
”elect. Bunion was 0! the opinion this
morning that this «world be the pro
QUANTITY OF
menarche!
ion forllineedd all.
i at ”fronts” s
w. South Nor-
tnpies Herdwsre
Gust- tit-tiled
trimmer,
D 1011 ID CHAR“! OF
Writs; concustA ex
, . Juli!”
.4!
11an or
i ullicitary.h
Job
John If
Februaryab
-Jesse
enrich.
theC
vivais. ,
row night .nt
Sunday’s program.
Choir.
Gounod.
Choir.
“i’il Live for Thee”
slug.
8 int programs
at Ff...
as fellow:
”The Kinngm of God.’
Thursday-37: 46p
week service.
”+7: 46
e‘lor‘ prayer.
Church "
m.
anus-—
it is expected his t
endure. as was
'neid. Is the members
have
suing.
Hawaii 0W.
8" ‘ [ii
are availsb
Several gifts of youh
have; been made recoil
Tuesdeb'. January 8
tending ”or
walk l’ubllo idbrery.
WW
9.1” .Piil'rllliu‘iiiil ,
liutsiun pullers cred
.m.
8N) ‘ pl.
lit 1 o'clock.
‘ . all: ' in the work
- of the club to become 33min... Mom
bsrshlp consists simply In attending
last sundey as all been made a
thoughtioi and tendons. add
‘ ignid canoe oi Christians.
Thai foil owing progrsp; has been or.
theiirst quarter in the
I diinbitry 1--Is “(abundant Declini i
listen ll'Frosw- M
defiant? 8~Willlath G. Scheduler,
Flinn l
mu... its-mid benefited.
W Jagg‘siry adv-‘15:,”~ "flood Fellow" on
James P. Puittelt.
The Id“ 0! God,
serge H. Vosbu‘r‘gh
Febrdery 5-me Ptovliientiai Char-
‘ were in Allinfliinil Hill '
. ~ bewin F. Buoil.
Februery 28--The Recent Torrey Re
; John B. unit-once.“
PnAtss oeuvres rouonaow‘
. mo 1
There will be a praise service tomor-
the First Methodis .
Church at which some of the Christ-
mas music of last Sunday will be re
heated with some variations from has
he pastor will
preach a twenty minute sermon. bout
the first on “Short Sermons on Greet
themes." topic. “Eternity."
lowing is the order:
Anthem-«Sing O‘Heavens ...
Anthem—Appear Thou Light Divine,
Tenor Solo-TheNativitY.
1 George H. Hirst.
Anthem-Sanctum from St Cecelia by
Soprano Solo—Salvator . .
Mrs. Frances floatinmaton.
SPECIAL EPW‘O/Hgg LEAGUE BER
Tomorrow evening at 6 o 'ciock there
will be a special EpWorth Magus nor
vice it being the first Sunday of the
south. Thetprenident of the League
EL. Cobum. will land
will be present and conduct a conse
oration service. Mrs. Frances Heath
Eaton will render the gospel
and
Jesus," end the League chorus wil
it is a public service open 1;.
all, whether: Leaguers or not.
WEEK OF PRAYER SERVICES.
hove been art-ens
esorylopl nest week in the
South Norwelk Gunmgstlonei church
weaneac'séms p in Special ser
vice for prover. in observance or the
Week of Prayer" General subject:
:dWlAfllNa'iN'OFfiizlALG.
im
a. regular busis vnteotin would be
of the‘boerd
lei enrolments it) that ev‘
n that We in
will be Men to facility
NIW VIAR’II ONT 0' COOK. AT
, THI CLY Axgggll HIADINGV
_ Tho mu... room at 35 filly svenue.
which was opened lest month by the
not
Ammonia woulhfim filled
night with in ihleraited compswo
ldroii’s books are
In may?» demand an Neill
boon ‘ «them in
lien. and these ore owed by the Pub-
lic unrary Committee of Connecticut.
peoples books
do
i will ut them in circulation on
Mt“ p Possibly child
res Who have melted 1'
books from Hunts Citrus would like to
; give some older ones Which they have
- road themselves to the liliy avenue
' Omitfldulious of banks play he left
is r tile committee at the South Nor»
ANOLOa-nAMlfll All noisier.
“in
tory,
. . dbl.
Februdry 12~M0hcintoed the Prophet
0‘ 35’”. r ’
, Christian Swarm.
February 19—Hsrréct seemed atoms,
N?
e 11on Spirit and the
. Law .of Busseeti on. - *
Henson
March Mordiual prinsn
go attended.
union iii—«The supremacy of Jean:
in Religious Thought.
. Abiatha'r Blanchard
Vial-ch is—Tbe Piece end Function of
Regular mid
Subject: "Christ Enlt
ed a“ the World " -
special service
. bidet:
iu1 a discus-
rose CD
a
The for
. Tours
Morrison
Humphries
The pastor
solos
"All (0:
“on? own .
"tissues
Mayor
any whether
my
rnment
hing
the
scold
y twenty iWe
Hill"
and the com
many HOW
inutbe Br it.“
ish bud imminent“ reports of an lilies. 1
ed Audio-Aulul‘icuu niilunco. but con
elder that they have no solid ioumlu
i tju‘i represent more brutal: auxin
have it appear that. such on bill -
s in prospect than the purpose of
tell 8'. pics to ilIilllldtiii not int
i bullet-s It incl.
40 Wall Street
Emericnn People through‘t‘thc
"wa Y. TVIJIIUNE
SUNDAY, JAN 1,1905.
iheir Autograph Letters in Foe-Simflc.
A MOST VALUABLE HISTORICAL COUVINIR. '
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Diamonds. Watches. Jewelry. Gilt Clocks.
Cut Gin .
at A. W. AUSTIN’S. x
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Norweik. Conn.
m”.
hunksv Team; ’
eater AND snows
for the Christmas platter hangs on
one or the many hooks in our store—
011 but the "crisp and brown" part.
which we must lesve’to"‘your, oven and
We have the “line birds."
though, as any expert one tell by look.
ing. Come in and take your pick ear-
ly enough to get the best. We're go-
ing to sell a lot this year.
SCHAUB’S MARKET
22 WASHINGTON STREET,
'Phone. 322:2.
, FIRST
umbrella.
The Antomut;
DIM”
dulumal “Wilbur Stores L‘o.
CASH PRIZES
to those collecting the most Automat Bands before
March 1, :905:
PRIZE. $10.00 CASH
. SECOND PRIZE.
THIRD PRIZE.
FOURTH PRIZE.
FIFTH PRIZE.
SIXTH PRIZE.
SEV’TH PRIZE.
EIGHTH PRIZE.
NINTH PRIZE.
TENTH PRIZE.
Total .......... $55.00.
Every contestant not, winning a coal; mine will receive a good
Automat bonds on ten cont cigars count as two bands
All hands must be deposited in lots of 100 or more in sealed enve-
lopos With contestant's name and address plainly wtitten on each
envelope and left at. the Clifford Pharmacy, corner of South Main
and Elizabeth streets. before March 1. 1905.
Eight of the mostpopulur brands of union mall... 5c and We cigars
on sale at such store. Erich cigar is bonded with our own special bends.
Cigar Stores will be found at
cut-roan HOTEL sAn ROOM.
MAHACKEMO HOTEL LOBBY.
sourH NORWALK cLue Rooms
OFFER
9.00 CASH
8.00 CASH
7.00 CASH
6.00 CASH
5.00 CASH
V4.00 CASH ~ >
3.00 CASH
2.00 CASH
1.00 GASH~‘ MW“
--—-—-—-
the lollowlng
CITY HOTEL LOBBY.
CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
dacod upon the market.
honest
P. 0. BOXli
ECONOMY IS WEALTH
The Rector Gas Lamp investment 00., of Stamford. Conn. are manufac-
uring. renting and selling the best. and must emnomicul Gus Lump ever
Let Us Cfvo You a Palmer.
80 sure are they of the ground upon which they stand that they are.
prepared to piece one of the Rector Lumps in your house or place of busi-
ness for a four days' trial at no expense to you
We Notify You Now i
That If you accept this offer. THE LAMP Wild. SELL) lTSELF, be
cause it will demonstrate beyond the possibility of a doubt that it will
rive more light than any two One Lumps of any other make or any two
ordinary incandescent Electric Lights.
It Will Save You Money.
Because it does the work of any two lamps of any mher make:
you less for gas to light your plow of business: protects your eyes; costs
you less for broken Mention and Glass Ware than do other Lumps; out
wears and outlasts any other Lenin you can buy.
foal Gas Lamp to buy. A
soonest
THE HECTOR OAS LIMP INVESTMENT C0.
NO. sit ATLANTIC or. s'rmrottb CONN
v. n LOOKWOOD o 00. Agents.
l‘OBIB
in other words iia en
38 WALL ST.N0RWA1IK. CONN.
W-
4 lbs Bulk Mlncemeat,
3 Pm- Ncne Such Minccmest
of 3 Pkgs Purina Pancake Flour,
3 Guns Nestle'a Milk. ’
I lbs. Layer Figs.
3 Cone Good Tomatoes.
3 (lane New York State Corn,
2 lbs. Pansy Miked Nuts,
L.
i do: lines I. slopes.
1 lb. Layer fieldin- .
1:.irnnt
SPECIALS FOR THE LAST DAY 'OF THE 7YEAR:
Tube Rose Flounper
Your choice of all other learn. per 553.. 85c
Very fancy assortment oi Grapes. Outages. Celery. lilmtoi Potatoes ctr,
UNITED GROCER Y» 60
to North Main St. south Nomm.
I its—a
A Few of Our Specials“
is owner camels. stallions. s so.
It euAnre I'Atiov INGLIsH WALdurs 260.
W
.5..." “'5'“ NAHUM-H159 White Onions. POI‘QL nun-tutu. 85-
in run lilo 160.3 lbs. Meaty Prune. 26o.
. i on 70. 3 pkg. Nous such Mince Most .. :30.
d9 oranges”
200 2 edits Dudley Pumpkin ........ 26c.
a‘uti-uH-I- 23° 3 k l"“."‘. Inn-nannutu ”an
lib. Paper Shell AltnOnds “155 23, 335%. Currants ............... 260.
JOSE OFF'S
72 NORTH MAIN STREET. '
Till... CM.
elhroossll as
his ' Johnson s Mlncemeat. l5 lb crooks, title
1
25¢ Armour‘s Hams. per lit. 20
260 Nice Sweet Shoulders. lit. tic
250 a Cans Golden Pumpkin. 25o
26c ti Cane June Poss 25s
the 2 (lens limtiih lit-and Potts. the
261. Ribbon Unruly, pe‘r lb.. for.
26s 2 lbs. New purplish Walnuts. can
49 Fort 8L. lui Nomsi
TIL doth-l
2 uUAnrs sAuov burs 260.
850» 3 iii. Militia Melt
tune. Isas4~slo t
.citisens of the state,
(Continued on Fourth 5...... _
be named, who will preside until rur-
rules governing the toutilloof its pro-
txto‘dInks will be necessary. it is ‘be-
listed that the Glennie will proVidc for
increased representation on all joint
gt'imgé’gilatitude.t Add“; digest. the Bennie
con es s u do on in t .
0nd sum ct be m
The only important matter which
will make the session notable will be
the election of a United States senator
to succeed Senator lluwiey.
In most quarters the impression pre-
voile that the legislation will not he
of any special distinctive chants
and apart from the senatorial light the
machinery will run with tinnuulii
smoothness. A flood of bills of ver-
Ious kinds is already assured but the
number is not expected to be record.
pricking. The most important measure
and the one which will appeal to the
up a pull will
bethst which will con; epfr‘bin s’dfinge
benlt interests for a repeat of so much
of section 2 422 of the general statutes
as imposes a ten of one per cent. on
deposits in savings banks The tax at
present amounts to nearly hall a mil-
lion dollars and the present prosperity
of the state. in a financial way. Is an
argument which Will be advanced by
supporters of the bill.
- giniation to meet the legal situa-
tion Which has been precipitated by
the stills of D. Preston Atwood against
delinquent administrators of estates,
is likely to receive early attention. ow-
ing to the opinion held by many law-
yore that it is made immediawa ne-
honesty by reason of the approach (if
the time for trials of actions in the
court of common ideas in Bridgeport.
Petitions for franchises for new elec—
tric roads will come from nearly all
parts of the state, the recent develop-
ments in the trolley situation having
given an impetus to promotion of
roads which might in the not. distant
future be needed as links to systems
now in operation. Many of these rail-
way measures which have been made
part of promoters to take up franchise a
on highways which are in teniiories
offering some inducement in the way of
subutbau it"uiiit. The L‘onsolidetmi
Rniluny Company, which has some in-
to bring at it comparatively recent
date dcmitos further extensions of its
lines In directions which may bring it
into a clash with the Connecticut iteii~i
rights of way
may come up, Uli‘ assembly being :18de
to repeal the law fixing four days as
loud goods with a per diem tux. All
favor of limiting the time to forty-
West. thus preventing frequent
or the New York Centtai road will take
the static h-om Brewsters. N. Y..
probable. however
"W‘.’
Happy
New
Year
T 0‘ You
88 WICT WASHINGTON $7..
mill organisation is dolupluied As that
Scuttle becomes an eniutgud body st .
this session, a number of changes inl
i
public seem to indicate a desire on the: i
I
I
i
i
I
way and Lighting Company. which hits U0 be separated from the iJOWH of 01"
plane on foot to doublo~truck its own 81188: some of the good men of Killing-
I
the lime in which coneigunes may on department of that city rc- constructed
the railroads in New England are in for theft of motor cycles and automo— the Naval Observatory staff.
steps toward securing a franchise for .euggeut changes in tho indetetmimttci
a cubed line along the survey which sentence. law
for some months has extended across wards compulsory registration of nurs—
to in and the liquor dealers would like a;
Springfield, Mass. This does not some low favors towards their business. own
in town and c it} legislation there is tel Mons Association for Sunday sell
expelled lo be some activity and once lug In hosteirios of good ii‘pllinllon A:
again the Farmers' Association may thousand other measures are in pins-Vi
rally to the support of the towns. West pent, but on the eve of the session oil
‘Heven having a leaning towards the the low makers no especially dietinc i
digniti of a municipality would like live once stood out.
MARK DOaJQN SA E
"i
Ladies, Misses and Childrens
WINTER COATS
Tomorrow—Saturday—thc balance of this seeqdn’s winter
ghrmlenis will he offered at extremely low prices. In order to
dispohc of the few remaining Coals' m a hurry, we Have marked
prices regardless of cost or value. There is a good vuri'cty of
styles and complete range of sizes.
Tan and Castor Coats, also a few Blacks, regular prices
uric-limo:it ‘ $498
Ladies’ and Misses' Coats. the latest models, Tau, Castor. 4,
and Block; aim the stylish manuish mixtures, regular
v
$12 50 and $1500, at $8.98
Ladies and Misscs‘ in all styles, Tan. Black and Castor.
regular $10.00 and “$1200 at $6.98.
Ladits' Black Kcrscy Coats. satin lined, all sizes including
the extra stouts for women with large hip measure. .,
regular $i 500 and $18. 50, at ' $10.00;
Childrens long Coats. all wool mixtures 4 to 14 years. ‘
regular prices, $5.,00 $5. 98 and $6. 50, all at one price, $3. 98. ,
Children' 5 Lou Costs in fine Kerscys, tcgular riccs $ 00,
$8.00 and $598. all at one price, p 7 $4.98.
Children's Long Coats, 3 small lot. values. up I0 $5.00. at $3.50
NEW comer ficovedifi~~
WASHINGTON Dec 31. v-The Nai-
Observntory here was notified inst
I'll would like u dnision in that town; I al
The glmm roads apparmil" will not Waterbury wants a new city churter.j nlzht by cable from Kiel Germany
makl' many requests for lemslnlwion land NorWIch has like desires: the Cii- . ' '
ajthough mg matter of car demon-age izeus' League of New Haven would 01‘ Marseilles, right ascension one hour
fist-every of a comet by Borelly
like. to have tlw Board of Police Com-1V fourteen minutes south declination
tnissionets abolished and the policci ten hours no minutes. This comet was
Eimmediately looked up and observed
by Messrs Hammond and Wright of
Obser-
biles is claimed to be uc’cmsmy as the; vnlsions will be motioned on every
A new law to prmido for punishment
eight hours. as is the case in tho Itrfielnt statute does not mention ihtso clear xtfghL
in] l‘\ el 0 (is.
shortage; b3, roleaslng cars which are biios want "10”) privileges on the high- '
sidetracked ut billing points. Some ways while iiiili’fllil‘li‘l‘t went a funihcr
speculation is being heard so to wheth- restriction of the speed limit.
Milliiifiiiilliel'is ni untouio— —~ '
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
The following letters remain uncali
3 ed for at the following post-offices fer
The state prison commissioners nlii i the current week.
South NorwaIk—«li’ire. Mary Clarke.
M: Drew. core Clifford Hotel, Miss K.
P‘olicefl Gilbert S. Jackson. J. E. Plait,
M. 1‘. Raymond. C. H- Smith.
. E. E. CROWE. P M
NORWALK.
Joe LsBaVrgc, Miss Jennie Taylor.
R. S. Krii'i‘H. r. it],
the Nurses‘ Assorinlion
of which is the proposition of the Ho;
The National Basketball team will
play the St. Luke's team in Stamford.
Monday night.
TELEPHONE 322-4.
May the year 1905 abound with prosperity and happiness for
you and yours. In the year that is just coming to a close it has
been our constant endeavor to merit a continuance of the popular-
ity, in a business way. which we have enjoyed for a quarter of a
century ,snd looking into the bright future which this new year
unfolds. we will to maintain your confidence by constant vigi-
lance snd good ju gment. We have reimbursed our stock of fixed
things to eat and can supply you just as bountifully for cw
Years as we did for Christmas.
Rich's Fruit Cake. Plum Puddin. Drake's Cake and Moos»
races. with a full variety of "fresh rem the oven” Fenc Cakes
Crackers and Waters. New Nuts. Jordan Shelled Aline a. Pecan ,
Nut Meats. English Walnut Meets, and Princess Paper Shell Air
moods. Pickles. Olives. Sardines, Jams. Jellies and Marmalades.
Fancy Floridn Oran gee, Grape Fruit. Lemons, Tobie Apples.
Bananas and Tangerine» .Heinz Mince Meet. Apple Butter and
Preserves in stone crooks. Our cites is without a rival in exceln
let-toe. High Grade Teas, Sweet Fresh Made Butter. Home Laid
Eggs; prices in keergng with quality. Help yourself to have a
Happy New Your. 0 your trading here.
Charles E. Seymour,
LsAomo csocsn, sour» hoswALK. eons.
Nineteen I Knuth ed. end Elbe.
We thank you kindly for the very generous patron-
age we received from you in 1904,0116. sincerely trust
that every day of the coming New Your will ‘03 health.
. happiness and prosperity to you.
We wish you one and all
‘h Row; “to liter
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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