i
I
I)??? prep e 1
mt over thé ’
itndtba1 other over the Northwest with
u long trough oi H» w- pressure extend
but from the Lotte toilet: to Texas bets
1 with ptll'lt or
Atlantic sues
weenithem. The low area will move
eastward produoiugcslowly rising rein.
persture and increasing cloudiness soil
possibly. light snow on Tuesday. The
Temperature is below zero in the north-
we» " ‘ ‘ 1 ~ 2 »
Mrs. M. D. Rediént.‘ of Westport, is
visiting her. children in Norwalk and
New York.
{The Norwsllt Bird Club will meet to.
nipht with Mia‘s scan is West avenue
South Norwslk.
satin Chaplet. R A .. will inset
tomorrow niiht. in Mesonic Hall.
-Wnshiuaton street ~
best will begin this year on Well.
nsnd‘ay March 8. and Easter Sunday
comes late. April 23.
Mrs Backus and dauphtarM
Waterbury. liat‘e returned horde {rent
A’ljslt with Mrs, M F. Kent, 0! Bolden
3v us, Norwnlit 1 -. ,1
A new door hits been cut through
loinins the further cities of W. s.
lino unzip In t e United Bank building
redorick ll. Field. 1
polled poem“ i Greatest reduce.
#30 ha: hggii’; regio‘uny ill o‘sfdtypléold
e or. s aw a prov to ay.
and will he a let to sit :‘p thil: week.
" TT-x‘o 1:33AM fAéllél‘IoaliB auger tbs
orurp some lit. once
to. Burdock ill loud rim-n cures.
any drhp store. ~ *i
Aitsr the drill or epiphany F sit the
ai'lnory tomorrow cvdhihlt. the Annual
ngetihg will he held. at which cm: .1
core for the opinion year will be
elect ed. .
The olllcers of .P C Lounsbury
lodge New England order of Protec-
lion. Will he in nfilslled M the meeting
to be held in ystlc elicit: Hall to-
morrow night. 1 ~
The rut-at Milli chi-riots who had to
Make their trips Shthl‘dhy, are not to
he envied their positions. The trav-
sling“ for horses was its bad fill it bad , ‘
been this winter
\J‘enprepsman illllmpgns introduced in F
Congress ll bill to“ lit" npension of
$20 per month to Solomon Cdrponlwer
off buiy, who served in Company
D Sixth New York- Artillery.
Professor Arthur 1). Russell who
boomed eon spending the holiday vacation
at. home in West avenue has re-
shined his duties At the Princeton Pro
psratory School Princeton, N. J.
The Tiirkey Club will hold a Meeting
next Thursday night at the Hotel Vic-
tot-la. corner of Monroe shoot and
Railroad avenue. An oyster a per
will be the feature of the gather use.
The Grace Chili'rh and St Paul‘s
Branches of the Girls' Friendly 80-
oiety will meet tomorrow evening the
former at Red Men's Hall in the Go-
sstlo building lid: the letter at the
to variiernhly all. ‘
1:. ll Benny's. the elodue‘n'l
pin nor 0 the Stamford Methodist
(thumb. his rsc‘elFed i call to the pan
torn ft its First Methodist Church
at Wil up Art's, PL. and hits the cult
undsr connldorstlon.
The Commercial Record shows that
there were seven sales or real estate
in Nor-wills, last when and that the
mortgages recorded amounted to only
3650. Fill: the first week of 1004
there Wore four sales and mortgages of
312. 685. '
Sumo people think the winter
about hell War. when, to be asset.
winter began at that eight minutes
past one ocloali Thursdsy morning.
December 22 when the sun. in its no:-
nual motion north and south of the
equator. moped its southernmost little
it. the winter solstice, At which each
moment the winter Macon began.
The marriage of Miss Annie Moore.
of Chspel street, Norwplii, and gnome
t‘ plunges, of West . Will take
pipes at St, Mary’s ry. Not-w slit,
this opening. at 6 oclocii. Miss Minnie
MrAiliiiler. of Dppbury. will be the
bridesmaid andA bort sons, of lllapl
Nor-wells. will not on but man. ’After
a short bridal tour the now married
couple ’lwlli toils nil thoir rs thence to
West port
The stale library has repetition, in a
MWAIAMFI. fl“ 1‘" one.
his chronicle ohm.
t l 00 Against the hunch in Or
storinpn was connected with the
Mmflb’MleWflb huthmnl dior-
wlch under comm Nil Miller Doritos.
who was silerwpr s a col oi oom-
Mending A Connecticut Mont in
the licvolullunpry war
w “IS we
Idihdilliidlu
iii-Hitler“ t’c
lKettle Render A”
Msbei. at f
1. 9 sons Main" it.
1. _‘ *‘ipc‘ lb.
'-. 8:“i .nlshlujfiuv t“ "r,
t is p faFrrlFl.
a hoard spit " is real estate
of any déohrlpfl in ‘t‘nlloltly: coil or all-
dress ;~1' ‘ 1
W. BL DcGARMO
86 Wall Street. Norwpllt. (low
It will life or Advantspo to you also
to see the it you are desire it
in: any kind of property.
HOTEL VICTORIA
castles RAiLs'oAn‘ Avnnu‘fi Arie
Mouse; stupor. g 1
Wswiy tnrnlsllcd one ‘g’hour‘. non
h] rend spouse hotel in the
innit-1‘ input in every
in11spnhcswtlon. Per-
il.‘ _1Roompti‘oxcollently
oomtortablo and
city Special bargnlnn tor the hon
says;
TI." SULLIVAN. Prop.
TELIPNONI out... 39H.
Use STANDARD FIXTURES
for your Bath Room. They are
clean, neat and durable.
Horace R Nash,
COR. N. MAlN AFND WEST 3T3.
"Our stock of new goods just in
In a little larger than over before.
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very best
Monitor.
We have taken a good mm?
will be glad to lubrnit figures for
your violin >
of your house inside or out.
E E
Gd“ m1.-
* ‘ cannons tap—h,
, 3+:‘T'b 11:1. .I‘ J!
F Davin w. RAFMFouo.
Funeral Director
, and Emmi!!!“
solemn, ll Closeout Terrace.
1
' tors in the
t.‘ ,1
“(into citrrvln atoll in. of Asher- .
Motrin and Londlt‘h wines, liquors
and ours ‘ steam bar in the.
1 ‘1 dies Black Costs. 34 inches long. lined
F price. 86. Short Coats 2%
contracts for house painting end
We try to carry in stock every-
thing you need for the decoration .
I. NFOHWALK.
South Nan-walk.
South Nowell: Conn.
The regular on meeting of the
stockholdmrc of this book for the elec-
tlon old tors“
will be held “at t banking house on
of Johnny.
p. in.
JACOB M. MYTON.
(insular.
South Norwaik Conn. Dec. 10 1904.
dill 2419 1 ‘1 1
Tuesday; the 10th bis
1905, iron: 1 to 2 o ’oioc
ml‘lfi A.
The Trustees have ordered that in.
terest at the rate of
‘ irons P‘ER ocN'r.
per nnnunFi be credited to the deposi-
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
for the six Months ending December
31 1904 payable on and after January
10'. 1,905.
Deposits made on and before Jan-
nary it) will draw interest from Jan-
uary Isl
THE SOUTH NORWALKF TRUST
couRAjNv‘.
south Norwalli optinls‘llanli's
F Still: Still Milli llli’lllElIl
to depositors
at the rate of
Four Per cent Per Annual
has been declared for the pix months
ending December 31. 1904. paypblo on
and after Jnnu‘nry 10,1900.
lntoflot not drown will be credited
to pcoountp and draw Internet from
January 1, 1906. 1
Money deposited on or before Jan-
up'ry 10 will draw interest from Jan-
upry l. 1905.
GEORGE F. BEAR“,
‘l'rnpurpr.
a. Fox. 1
THE LADIES' TAILOR Ann sun-
A Clearance Sale on everything. La.
with Skinners satin. my own inalte,
inches lone.
lined with Skinners ruin. my own
make price :3. 98. There are not the
only things. but we have s induction
sale on oval-litmus Ladle“ Pic-Mm!
Skirts from $2. 49 up. Outln F‘hnnrl
Waters. from 49c up. Cashm >1 Walrus.
$1. 49 up Wu, have more arlh- ll i.- which
we cannot m’unllon. Please on l at our
store before going elsewhere. Brio bo-
ulna Saturday. January 7, 1905.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
HOT!” 5 THEATRE.
ruu. WEEK cemmsncmo JAN
out: 9.
TH: nun-ran ROMANTICAGTOR
Mr. Daniel Ryan,
in New accrue recount-ions.
Most Stupendous Popular Priced At-
traction In America.
Nightp
Monday—Th. Mpil King.
Tuppdpy~Thp Tlmp Mupkotooro.
Wednesday-Virginia‘s. (so people).
Thursday-Monte Oriole.
"Fusion—Macbeth (special
on .
sundry—O'Brien, the punter.
Motion“. ;‘
Wodnppdpwasdy or L
Saturdpya-Th oil it .
Fatal w a
2 6AM 0F 3 ”gaps. SCENIC EF-
AII Recent Electrical Devices. Elabor-
ptp 6001 nm and
AN ALB-31mg: CAST.
produc-
lvpnlngp. ”R100, 20c. 60c and 50c
Motions, 10c, 20c and 800
m'r'w' ....
IARNIY I. IIRRY
65
m the ippdori. Au light. stress. due
dbl. I‘n3 tits Whore piottlp‘pt skits on
the niprko't. we hobo sold than tor
tumble than other. and in cup you
two on “gloom, sod brook down we
not from factory. We curry all pines
and prices pull would ask that you look
them om Nb" buyliin.
rite city "unions: "‘Blll'lIFcFF or b“ ‘”
the ensuing year ‘F
lilmn yum sml know them to yo l‘o ‘
"this in «pry upppot. Np Mp p10 '
m“ litter-ted to ”cling Ann. And -‘
this we can do quickly as we buy ill» 1
tli‘Fli ii the p exit
ulid said that under
moot there is disor-
could see how it could
y canopildctlon.
it. 1":th that be be-
it 1 all e people nested 1n ilecliutitlon
All to how East Norwullc clouds in the
,1 entitled to be inter-
rusted savers all He admitted
lost third 5 the light for division he
did say t t it W333", better to remain
an East Noiwnlit was and that the ac-
tion of the district. at the time and
since had. been such .as to show that
the people screed with him. "Our
friend or The Sentinel did not got so
crnzy its to advocate the continuance
ol the present town government. which
is bad. . The pollen of the town gov-
ernlncnt is shifted from one district to
another and when a selectniiin is so-
looted train East Noiwnlk it in claim
on lust. Rownyton is being neglected.
or when Roving) to has a sulectman it
is clouded solos her district is being
neglected. and It: the lunchtime the
people have so down into their poor
kale and pay up tallies. Ever
there In a deficit of 310. 000 or {20.8” 000
or More it thitt lo a fact, w ll you
permit it to reuiahi as it is. for some
day you will have to pay those defic-
its.
taunt have admitted and admit today
The leaders of the dlvtsion move- h
FFtl do: tvFIFII do their: tilt“
mFosFl good Scott‘s Einulsion
Contains nothing Itth chil-
dist: shenld not have and
everything that ‘ they should.
at 250.
We'll send you} nipple tree.
SCO’I'I‘E.‘ ilOWNE, 409 Purl Street, New Vorlt
would he the sense of the meeting that
East Norwnlli rentals as it is. .
The amendment was voted down in
no uncertain manner“. there being only
a. desert or 00- coneoiidntionlslii in the
hal 1l’rom' the size at the vote.
The original resolution was then put
and carried: it was practically unan-
linens against consolidation.
The nomination of a colurnlttee who
then token up.
Captain Oscar at. John wits on his
feet and nominated Marshall 'l‘olles as
chalrmltn‘. Mr. Tones “was elected in
the saints certain manner as the resold
tl‘on hall been carried. 1
John Keogh“ then nothinsted Filmy
Rider; Cries of “Put him 1.up " “Try
it it “:1!!! or a Mother nature were
on .
The nomination wss Mode. “All those
i2 l-zb.
feet. at 75c.
that seine form or consolidated gov-
ernment would be better than the
present system. it is proposed that a
two city plan would be a good thing
and would do pway with everything
except the machinery of the town gov-
o nmeut
nigjnnil because of thpt- reeling l have
noted the town meeting And the pres-
ent inn. There was a feeling that it
world be forced and that some people
were so small that they would not let
their better teelln good judgment rule.
The people went ore and voted that
some form oi“ ‘wnsoiidated government
would be better than the present one."
Mr: Walsh wpo interrupted at this
point by illdwprd R.‘ Smith. who asked
that. the poop is ninth up so that oth-
are who Were emailing in the hull
could pet in povcrpi minutes
ennle crow ded into the hall
Mr which? then described the Huri
butt Amendment PDPOIfliInB the coin
Milton. and then dopcrlbed the amend-
ment by we Davis that the inatter go
over to 1907 Mr. Walsh brought out
strongly that the vote on this amend-
ment was convincing that the pooplc
were not ready for consolidation at
this time. “i personally appealed to
the meeting whether they wanted to
do anything at this time. and the mes:-
lug toted fairly and squarely lhst
nothing was to be done until two
years from now to change the town
government That settled it in my
mind that the people did not want it.
though it did lull become opponent to
my friend of The Sentinel. "
Mr. Walsh then told the meeting
that the passage of the msoluilon
would, under the clauses of the not
of the town meeting. incapacitate the
East Norwalk delegation from taking
put-t in the meeting and appealed to
their: not to atultili' themselves. He
read the coil of the meeting showing
that they were called together to elect
a committee to form some plan of
consolidation and not lo form a divls.
ion plan or any other plan.
Mr. Walsh than alluded to the stu-
bas been wasted. but neglected to men-
which has been poured forth use»
lessly.
He closed by saying: “Consolidnu
‘iou is bound to come as sure as the
sun rises and sets. and it will come
from you gentlemen for your own pro»
tection it will not come until you
can see that it is for your best inter»
csts"
Mr. 'l‘ollos started to spank. but id
E. Gorhsm inlerrup'od him incessant
ly. Someone called attention to the
fact that when Mr. Oorhsni had been
ruploil him, and tho chnlrulan called
Mr. (lo'rhniu to order two or three
tinico.
Mr. 'l‘ollos asked how Nowell: had
treated Rant Norwaik in the post and
then drew the labile clearly.
“ll you want consolidation that's
one lhlnpmnii if you do not, instruct
your commune not it."
Captain Occur t. John announced
plainly that ho be‘loved that East
Norwnllt wanted to stay an it is.‘
Mr. Which was paired if he really:J
meant that the meeting could not “Gin
ptruct its committee and explai ed thin
it would but! toiho‘colniui ‘
bring: all altered as Amend
merit toll: Toilet: resolution than in
"new .1. our: “1
. 1, win our: pops»,
coupolld’ptll the town Emit
to ' E: ”NY: sunning-Fault" “n
.1. 1 ~ u. «so,
u ~, 6
ii
de‘lt.lllihh‘l.:tm
tresponded.
:lm‘m been heard for a mile.
That is the prevalent feel room
ount of printers Ilik and paper which.
tion the amount, at tithe and hot air
speaking. Mr. Tolies had not inter»
* 1 Charmii‘. Streets. assistant messiah-F
in favor any aye." said Chairman 'Pants, at SOC‘
Mains. “A ball dozen voices feebli
“All those opposed no."
sold the chairman. The sound could
it Was
positively deafening in the crowded
In white and natural. at 98c.
Janice W. Hoyt was then nonlinated
and elected.‘
Sansone nominated Judge Walsh.
83-85 WASHINGTON ST"
runs,“ [TENS with. he: stereo or IN AFJIFFFY
RIGHT IN EVERY WAFY EXCEPT IN PRICE‘.‘ BUT
SELLING AGENTS MOURN THE LOSS.
, MEN'S FHOSE. ;
.1 1 Men's all wool Hall Hose in naturpl. camel hair and black. ~1
Men’ 8 Fine Cashmere Halt Hose in natural and black at 25c.
Latest colors in Men’s Fancy Half Hess, at 25c. F ‘
hicn’ S Hall Wool Socks in natural, camel hair and black. st
LADIES' AND CHILDREN’ S.
Ladies’ Fine Cashmere Hose with ribbed top, 39c value, at 25c.
Ladics' Fleece Lined, regular made Hose, with black or white
Ladics’ Heavy Fleece Lined Hose with ribbed top, at 19c.
Cliildren’ 5 Fine or Coarse Ribbed All Wool Hose, at 25c.
Chlldrcn' 5 Fine Quality Fleeced Ribbed Hose, at 25c.
Children’s Fine Ribbed Lisle Thread Hose, 25c quality, at 19c.
LADIES’ UN DERWEFAR.
Ladics’ 39c quality Ribbed Vests and Pants, at 29c.
Laiiies’ Fine Quality Heavy Fleece Lined Ribbed Vests and
Ladies’ “Oneita” Fleece Lined Union Suits, at 50c.
“Forest Mills" Three Quarter \‘\ col Ribbed Vests llltI Pants 1
“i'orcst Mills" Black Wool Ribbed Vests and Pants. at 98c.
SOUTH NORWALK. ' ‘
He refused to run
Arthur Waidron was nominated and
“We“ and Frank O Vansooy was
then chosen. "
new we Adjourn." shouted some
onfi. ‘ The meeting so rated. with a
1G - " ‘
LUORATIVS
JOBS lN WASHING-
TON. * TICLEB TO BE SOLD GHIAPLV.
, .5... FRESH LOOKING.
Rspldpntp of counsellcut Who Drpw
F Fair Solar-loo PM the Govorm
most.
In the Untied States patent odlco the
mate of Connecticut is credited with
l9 appointments. or this number sov-
orni are women. Three of these sp- ‘
pointments are most lucrative ones.
each paying :2 500 per annum Pit
teen out of the 19 positions pay sal
sries over 31. 000 The aggregated
amount of salaries paid to the Council
tirut employees in the potent clues to,
$87. 900 a your.
The following is a list showing the
character of positions held and the sill
priest received:
Frank D. Slant, financial clerk; sal-
115392.500 a your; appointed Sept. 10.
1 .
bouis W. Mnxson, principal examiner
in dmsion having to do with patents
of metal binding.’ wire working, far-
riery. nut locks; salary. $2 500; ap-
pointed Aug. 16 1880
George A. Wilkinson. principal exam-
iner in division of builderii' hardware.
sales, dentistry. undertaking, artificial
limbs: pointy. ”.600: appointed July
ARE SMALL.
lHlll III]
THE KNIT uupsnwsAn counter: ouniuo 7er HOLIDAY Alibi-l.,_'
thi. NOT Worm“ THAT we HA v: RUMeLco AND onumrtlo Ah-
NOT oAMAoeo. our Mar 011th
PERHAPs com: or THESE wm. mrsssar vou
AT A VERY LOW FIGURE. DON’T DELAY, FOR THE QUANTITIES
N E. RYAN.
86 WASHINGTON SST"
SOUTH NORWALK.
W0 06" Yulil‘ Mtl’nllllll
To the advantages offered in the.
using 0! our benign Cool. lass dirt
loll duct, more comfort, more untitl-
faction, more heat to the nuclt'ottiiilf 111‘ p
more economy to the ton than any
sold. Gives satisfaction because It’o
satisfactory coal. Try it cutie. You‘ll
see the advantage of using t Alwyn;
No Trading Stamps. Remember you
get vplue in Coal. '
b urnsunno it sort?
122 Waiti- Strut. Tol.131-5.
74 Oopvlow Avol. Tel. 97—4.
Wood Sireot. Tsl. 203—6.
John T. prsp, 5 Mill: 8t. Nor-walk.
Public Market. 32 So. Main at. so. Nor.
A... n. .1
“IN THE SOUP ”
our fine. fresh coup meats furnish
1.1884.
Miss Sarah J. Noyes. second assist-
ant examiner in division of electricity..
”summon, motive power, electric
railways: salary. $1,000; appointed «4 u ' '
“Mum N 1813 a stock which makes appetizlng
m1, Warring“ 5,... mutant 9,. and healthful initials for luncheon
sorting:! in diviislgp of signalling thdF and dinner. But scup meat is
mu as. srn us an 90 8 "8' 0:11 smsll item with usawo
EMS}: lxéary' ‘1 8°" ”mm“ loci); to our steaks and rents to
lg. ‘ , .
I Mrs mm, s Chapman mom mist. bear out the statement that there' 3
ant examiner in division of designs. no better butcher the!) In town
trade marks and optics; salary. $1, 600; than Schaub’a. lung! 35 to qual.
ity. cleanliness and price.
appointed Aug.20. 1878.
Luther Fuller second assistant ox-
nininer in division of driers, drafting. 1 '
measuring instruments. curtains. FSCHFAFUB S MARKET
alludes; salary $1. 600: Appointed May 392 WASHINGTON- STREET.
82 . n ,.
G William A Cowles, inst principal. P ”Pm
assistant oxatninerin indivision of el-
ectricity, conductor, special applicw‘
lions, electric heaters. lighting and
signalling; salary. {1.800; Appointed
' Nov. So. 1877
Edwin A Hill, third assistant ell-F1
instinct in the classification division:
salary. 81.100: appointed Doc. 18.1695.
Miss Marthe. Collins. copyist in divi-
sion No. 2; salary. 3900; Appointed
(.1804.
Robert ti. Blair. third assistant on
partner in division of telegraphy end
tel boom/salary. 31.400; Appointed
iApr r.l9 19M.
{ Arthur W (levies, lirst constant on-
minor in division of stoves and fun
.npcep: salary. ii. 800; appointed Ooh
.l‘d”‘?ll.illlh°“m" .F “0.. 1... m; w 31;:
‘0 o ‘i ' 1 ass
. ,it J18.1902. <
Miss ‘mrtii‘t 2313103.}: head clarlt F1 ‘ 1TH PRIZE: 7“” GAg
In cutoffs sirloina g«aim. since; H PRIZE. « 6.0:: CA
pointed Dec 3,18 8, 9. SFIX‘I‘H PRIZE. 5.00 CASH
David J absehsn. in charge olprop- SEVITK mugs , 4.00 QM}! .
it'll/gm“ {gwlégmmv '1 2°“ ”'1': mourn PRIZE. 3.00 CASH
”its. villi s'soei‘. laborer. sum; it, use ruins, moo CASH
taco: appointed Joints ’PNTl-l PRIFzE. 2.00 CASH, '
”loo m. .t w. Morse. olerlt in issue
and Insults division: salary, snout
WW “‘3qu F
nor“: Jmfifin’gm clerk: salary. 8720: pp- umbrella.
pa int ,
mMrs. Marion P. 3Hubbard Assistant .«1
1 in enrichment divisiont‘
pointed June 19 91ij 9 » . would a pint loll pt
fitment}, the most
I each pto’ru.m bill r is‘
him: torso
CASH PRIZES
to those collecting the det Antonin Bands before
Much purging: ,
FIRST DPRlzg. 810.00 CASH 1 1 .1
Toto! ..........$§5.oo
3' r
Automst bands on ten cent ulcers count up trio
All bands must be deposited in lots of 100 or more
lanes with contestants name and Iddl'oil'ililltlhly w ’
tho Hilliard Punt-nine ,. corner of South
and ill uphold: streets. bolero March 1.1.
opninr brands oloxnlon mile 6
build Willi our 61m“
VIII M found
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