1t wounding cloudy m
an at in the baits regio
Washlnstsns b tn‘day cornea on a
W nesday this year.
lIiav rs r1111: Candy received
“dam- rice 10 and. 20c 11:. M.:
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Ills lillla Hansen. 0: Soutbport has
“11.11014 home 1.qu a visit with blends
c
#5611 and Plush cans. OBrien' s.
r. nhd Mrs. William L. slander and
‘ 1dghter have taken up their residence
It lie Hotel Norwalk.
HI“ has Elliott of Norwalk has re-
lili‘netl hours after a visit with Mrs. F.
N. licence in Bouthport.
The ladies of the South Nolwalk
Obhgrogatiousl Church Will serve a
edhpor next Friday night.
“toys' White: Caps O'iirlen's.
L111doln Counc. ... No. 1 Order at Unit.-
3d tainbrican Machanics, conterred tiro
. him last night on one candidate.
2111.11. bonnett has purchased a cot-
td'le on Quintet-(l trends. at Fred Tay
idlfl 1111111 expects to occupy it About
arm on. i
“George Bradley,.ot South Norwsik.19
allot or resident t outhport.
tire-.11 tottwi yes r by calling; a 0d
acquaintances '
Charles Cuthill, of Spring street. in
now mine In Bridgeport having
rattan a position in the Union Metallic
Cartridge factory. ,
'v-Wc know you cannot afford to
miss our great sale of Towsla it is
a living of 33 l 3 per cent. to the pur-
chaser. M S.‘ Smith 11; Co. _
The Plan Ledge Whist Club will
meet qwith Mrs. J. C Newklrk. ot Mor
Inn \Avonue, on Tuesday afternoon,
.Innuifiy 21, at 3 p m.
Lincolir’s birthday. February 12 is
‘ nnothci oth Sunday holidays which
will he obsclryed on the Monday fol-
lowing, February 13
The increased warmth of the sun is
becoming apparent every day. The ice
In the streets is melting and the Jan—
uary thaw has set in
--Soit and Stiff Hats O'Brien's.
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Miss Minnie L Ferris. oi‘ Son-evhw
around East Norwu'lh and Miss Daisy
Govern of Brooksido are visiting Mr.
and Mia Hurry H. Baldwin. New Ha»
yen.
..m
Mar. Sylvester Hunt. of Chestnut
street South Norwnllt who has been in
the Norw alk hospital for metal weeks
where she underwent an operation
was removed to her home this week.
Cookenoe Tribe, I. 0. R. M. of Nor-
walk (onicrred the adoption degree on
several candidates at last night's week;
ly meeting, held at the wigryam In the “
Gazette building.
—-Umbrollas. Umbrellas. O'Brion's.
la 11' mom‘r
in il right that a propsrtymmer
should lose It. 20 to let a dealer make
50 cents? A dealer makes so could
more on fourteen gallons of ready-
tor use paint, at $1.50 per gallon, than
our agent does on eight gallons of h
a M paint and six gallons of linseed
oil which make fourteen gallons of
the. bout paint in the world at 81.20.
is it right?
tho mrioitcr‘ shall be“
' snn'l 1an therefor." and rushing. it re» ‘
3'5; interests in the estate.
= Map lea oi: Norwich also presented a
3a" ing to the interest at the lawyers a d
' the hearing
is” hill continuingstho _
onib against a a not tiul .
. drhinistraton batsmahihiitho
south") by Irwin! the [1 via 1911 that
(whim: who
covorablo only by a person havln an ~
Baumsdniintm
lilllp regarding the entire section.
in the absence at Senate: Charms!)
Paige. whd is sick“: at: 1113 1191110 In
Bridgeport" Judge Kenoaly. at 8th =
lord. house chairman of the] committee
has given notice of a general heal-inn
noon. at next Wash. 21111 last; at. 2 o'
clock, in the supreme court room. 10'!»-
others in the matter. it is probable
that there will be a large: attenuatide.
Several attorneys and others spec laiiy
lntorbstod in the suits have been tor. .
molly notified by mail or the date of
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FOUR HUNDRED BABIES.
St. Vincent's Infant Asylum, Chica-
go. shelters homeless waits swaltlns
adoption, and there are nearly 400 ha
bias there. Sister Julia writes: "i
cannot say too much inn-praise (11in
re, ’51 Honey and Tar tor coughs. colds.
croup and whooping cough. " Contains
no opiates and is safe and sure. Ask
for Foley's Honey and Tar ami- insist
upon having it as it is a sate remedy
and certain résults. . Romeo sub-ti
tutor. hold at Plaistsd'n Drug Store.
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MR. nations-s onasn anoint.
Another Fina MuIIcII Treat in St.
John's Church Laat Evening.
The organ recital in so John's
Church. last evening, was enjoyed by
a. large assemblage of people who
seemed to fully enjoy the excellent
niunic. Mr, Bender's reputation as an
ist1iii well established in the
min s ol All who have had the pleas-
ure or attending one or these recitals
He l'a able to bring out the full powder
of the splendid instrument or St
John's. The program {or fast even
ing’s recital was as usual, Well se
lected. The audience seemed espe-
cially ple’itsod with the overture lo’
"MidsummertNight's Dream" by Men
delhs‘ohn..slthough it would be diflicuit
to any which number on the list gave
the (greatest pleasure Certainly all
in tho (Indicate must have felt gm. 0
1111 that Stamford possesses an organ-
ist of such marked artistic ability, and
that he is willing to furnish to the poo
pk such evenings of pleasure as last
night
The soloist was W 0. Perry, a meal
bet of the choir oi tho church Mr.
Perry uns heard for tho that time at
'theso recitals. and many expressed
the hope that he may be heard again
He had a rich and powerful buss voice,
which was heard with fine enact in a
selection from “The Creation" ("In
rolling, foaming billowa' ). His rendi-
tion of "Jerusalem, " by Parker will be
remembered as a splendid perform
ancc ~Stamtord Advocate.
HOW To AVOID PNEUMONIA.
We. have never heard or a single in-
stance ot a cold resulting In Pneumo»
nia or other lung trouble when Foley' 3
Honey and Tar has been taken it not
only stops the cough but heals and
strongthuns the lungs. Ask [or Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar and refuse any
substitute ohored. Dr. C. J. Bishop.
of Agnew. Mich. writes: “l have us-
ed Foloya Honey and Tar in three
very severe cases of pneumonia with
good results in every case: Sold at
Plaisted's Drug Store
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COMMON. PLEAS COURT.
Assigned III-J Trial Next Week Before
Jun 99 Curtis.
In tholoommou pleas court yantor
”gnawing cases were assifin
hr the
short calendar:
Tue y.naJ shr at abetson
Tummy, Jan. 21.10 a rum—Julius
Beers .t...hoNY N.....H&HRR
.004. cy Schre‘d vs Mary Ricco at
313., k Jacobwitz vs. Simeon Selt-
zer: rah Merwln & Lemmon vs.
Catherine Keatinx et al
Wearasday-wituatin r Dawson vs.
Char! K. Pisrce: Turner Bros. va'.
.1 it only requires 1 gallons of L. M
and 3 gallons housed oil to paint a
moderate sized house.
Ten Thousand Churches vaulted
11111111 Longman a Martinez 1"."
u .
Liberal quantity given to churniiiiIl
Whoa bought from C. E. Dow smili'
Nor-walk: Hubboil a B
1 wars Company. Nor-walk; .13. Buyer
. a Son. Wcsiport; Northrup Brothers.
110th port
, Tim
dsfia‘rdv
y E. Donation: Dalia 1001111111:
unionists Fitzpatrick aduIinlItrao
liar; kills fiharwood ct ux. va. Glo-
van 1’ not ill. . =
dywhbsthr E. Blackburn vs.
P Kirk: Edward M. Jackson
sin
“'W' Ehirccnai Bociety 01'- Trinity
IO“
90m
A:
on these three hills. oa- Tuesday site» : '
WITH voila eves:
2 nor FITTING ousamreso.
3 in IN The Haitians.
Big. line (if Mission furniture lust received
for the Holidays. 5‘
Raymond 51 Son,
' 46 and 43 Main Street Niuwnlk
.W..:-
II for more economical than Schuylkill Cool
Two Tom (II [armor corral: ram 7‘”: cube Lam:
BUY JEDDO AND OLD COMPANY'S COAL.
Raymond Eros
It?! Washington Strand
.0 WASHINGTON BTHIIT.
' Specral Low Prices
A ‘ on Mllllnory and Furs .
AND COATS.
ALL THE LATEST IN CRAVAN ETTE COATS.
COME IN AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
ll WASHINGTON 8T REST. SOUTH NORWALK.
TO BUY A
Bargains m Ready to Wear Hats
WERE $2.08 AND 81.98, NOW 500. MOURNINO HATS A SPECIALTY“
STAMPING DONE TO ORDER.
AGENT FOR BANNER PATTERNS;
' s S. TILLo‘rsowz-I. ,
”UTH NONWALK. CONN
The Fair Cloak and Fur Store,
A Rare Chance
BUILDING LOT!
In tho Center at a Low Prion.
Struts. Norwallr. Conn»
Ar Prices Ranging from
This IS about the last chance to
obtain: a building lot in the center
for a home at such low. prices.
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Man (II Iota or our all)". when full particulars will In
ammo furnish-“d
' GAINS NAILWAY MIN tight)"
CHICAGO. Jan. 21 -~A‘ sons tonal
grid citarrssts‘; in which one or the
nnoticed men tainted .- another hid ini
and a third le , an oxeliinz'
seven ompioyan 01' the Lake
and Michigan Southern Railwayi
been ha (i he HARM,
dWIthe 1qu ‘11“
I'm yard clarittiin charts anthem."
Insight cars in 111‘s Englawoodi
“1‘53...
I 4 Washiuulon Street.
soars-Iron mm:
Dotectivcs employed by "“3?
a a accruedeviuesucthars altitude
’ ‘ «:«JIIOI'IIIC and head
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JEDDO AND OLD LOMPANY S
LEHIGH FURNACE & RANGE BOAL
WE ALSO HAVE A FIN! LINE OF LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’ SUITS
'14 non (1’00me offers for sale m: Building
Lou no curacy strut. barman Butler and Orchard
$250. 010 to $500. 00 Per Lot.
Taylor 61 Golden,
31'1“" expect.
' ‘H‘é‘ihxsmu maul.
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«- South Norwalk
Board of Relief.
nan-gu-
Notlce is hereby given that the
Board or Relic! or theCity of South
Norwalk, will meet on WednesdIY.
mum 25. 1905, at 7:30 o'clock to 9
p. 111.; Saturday. February 1. 11905. (root
2 to 6 o‘clock :1. 1a.; Wednesday. Feb
runry 8. from 7:80 to 9 p. m.; Feta
runry 15, at 7: 30 to 9 p. 111.: Tuesday.
February 28 at 7: 30 to 9 p m.; in the
Chuncii Chamber in Hsvliand street.
in said city. for the purposc of hearing
and doteruilulngail appeals from the
doings of the assessors‘otsald city,
on the» list or 1901. Dated at South
Norwaik, January 16, 1905.1
‘7 JOHN F. M'MAIION.
marranw coann'rr.
120428 Board or Relief.
Poeutsa AMUSEMENTS.
HOYT.'S THEATRE.
Hoyt’s Theatre.
...—......nmm- ,1._M_,.,_,_..... ...
BY SPECIAL REOUIS‘I‘
Kathleen Mavnurnceu
Will be Nahum! for the UIIII'III at
8T. JOBBPH'B CHURCH
‘ by tho
TWIN CITY DRAMATIC CLUB.
4 HOVT'AZTHIM‘RI. _
THUI'IOPA'Y. JAN. 26. 1505.
OPKOIAL FIATURII:
inland."
TICKETS ......m. 250. add and 500
For Girls at usual pincer. '
Isis mine Friday. innuary 2o.
TENTH ANNUAL
‘ decided to close its business.
WILLIAM. QAHILL, “TM Mll‘l From .
Concert and Ball
Latest colors In Men s Fancy
[2 1-20.
Children’ a Fine
Pants, at 50c.
‘ Ladies"OneIta" Fleece Lined
' "Forest Mills" Three Quarter
in white and natural. at 98c.
83-85 WASHINGTON ST..
wear stock which you “appreciate.
new creations for 1905. Flier-e is
selecting from these early arriyais.
86 WASHINGTON ST»
atom IN Evans: who aliases in onion; 3111' .
SELLING AGENTS MOURN THE LOSS.‘ “
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MEN'S HOSE. ‘
Mcn’ s all wool Half Hose In natural. camel hair and blaclt.»
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LADIES.’ AND CHILDREN'S.
Ladics’ Fine Cashmere Hose with ribbed top, 9c value, at 253..
'_ Ladies’ Fleece Lined, regular made Hose, wit] black or white
= 1 feet, at 75c. .
Ladies’ Heavy Fleece Lined Hose with ribbed top, at 19c.
Children’s Fine or Coanse Ribbed All Wool Hose. 3125c.
uality Fleeced Ribbed Hose. at 35c. " . 1
Children’ 5 Fine Ribbed Lisle Thread Hose. 25c quality, at 19c. ;‘
LADIES' UN DERWEAR.
Ladies 39c qualitv Ribbed Vests and Pants, at 29:.
Ladies' Fine Quality Heavy Fleece Lined Ribbed Vests and
BUSINE s 1_ salad“ saws anon mm ,
Ann nannaw" on:
a , . '4'
""31"“ rd- jut 25c.
aria $111111“ When the 1m Men’s Fine Cashmere Half Hose Ill natural and black at 353.3
Halt Hose, at 25c.
Men‘s Half Wool Socks to natural, camel hair and black. at ‘1 . i
U'nion Suits. at 50c
Wool Ribbed Vests and Pants
.' “Forest M1119“ Black Wool Ribbed Vests and‘Pantlt 3138c.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Neokwear.
There I: always a refreshing breath of newness about our Neck-
‘This Week we areshowing some
an advantage of excluslvoneII’ in
-..I‘
N. E RYANI
SOUTH NORWALK
“IN THE SOUP. ”
. our fine. fresh soup meats furnish
a "stock“ which makeI appetizing
and healthful initials for luncheon
and dinner. But soup meat ‘is
only a small item with unawe
look to our steaks and roasts to
bear out the statement that there's
no better butcher shop in town
than Schaub's. It’s A: as to qual-
ity. cleanliness and price.
SCHAUB'S MARKET
2! WASHINGTON sTREET,
'Phoasf 3224.
1 Notice Posted That All Debts Will Be
Plld in FUII. ’
LANCASTER. Pa, Jan 21.—The
following notice was posted on the
doors or the City Saving Fund and
Trust Company today:
“The directors of this company have
They
gell'confldent all debts Will-be paid In
The company was organized in 1902, 1
with a capital stock of $150,000. Ru-
mors of the impending failure have
1: been rite for several months. At the
time or the organization the resources;
were announced as 311411.342. Prior
to that time the business was conduct-
ed as a p ivato banking institution
glider the name or D. P. iaohar a
on.
IIIE GREAT
oto curious
‘ units mt Itnos‘.
' [dbl NDIWIINI Ii 11 Billion.
horn:t
LANCASTER BANK cLosso. I
ANIISEPTIC
caram-
COLDS. ~ DRIP
but that. ' III 31 solar} In: to 1111111.
RUSSIAN CRISIS SERIOUS.
ROME. .lau 21.-In the reports 1'9“
delved at the Vatican regarding the
Internal situation in Russia. it is an“-
'nounced that the crisis is considered.
to be a grave one. The Russian Cats»
olic bishops are recommending 1..
their flocks prudence and abstention
n-om participation in the political
movement roaring repressive mm.
urea on the part of the anti- Catholics.
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in its
artsy ;ont€11‘113." the within protein lino manic.
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