. LAN 11617152110 in ,
cloudy w‘datlibr“ With hurries of
111 like region and New ling-
“1%“? 11.91109 is develop-
. 5 r at. rests. All arcaot
' veimt‘ll" "' ill: “1“1 ”2'1“?
.; by may I ow s .
WI ' ’lil'll produo e pleauht 515nm
“011 Ilixhtlyloiyer thitiii‘el'a‘turei n this
"vlb nI‘my: during the next 48 hours.
, is Fox. or Ridg‘eiield, has secur-
1 ed: position In South Norwaik.
Elizabeth Kelly 01 Nor-walk.
' about “Sunday I'vllth olcndsI in Westport.
~Umbrellas, Umbrellas 0' Brien' s.
3 Mrs. B Raymond of Ridgetield
visited "15171718 in Norwalk last week
. ‘1‘ite next meeting of the Norwnik
111W Council will be held a week from
ZitIl'ontlu'y' evening.
The hot factories are becoming
thorn busy as the time for tho busy
. sdlllion approaches.
‘ eflreat Bargain Sale of ’Tewals,
1215c upward. M S Smith & Co.
11135 Bessie (lilbcll of Ridgetielll.
splint Sunday With her aunt Mrs An-
111199 I
it‘ll Icahn
in; at 111.5 tom 11” 3
Corner were halcyon and
one set V1311}. ,
log and will contlue i'pr
brottram
got The Norwalk
Yacht 1)Club will he3 held at the Hotel
Glliiord, on Tuesday. Feb. 7 1905 at
8 o iockI am {or the purpose at
oléct on a“ nominating committee.
whilst! duty it shall lie to lull“ “P 3
ticket to be presented at the coming an-
anal meeting at the club
‘ ~sbu and Stiff lists O'Brien’s.
A party of too from South Norwalk
tookla straw ride to Cannon last Sat-
urday evening and was entertained by
their class mate listen E Stiirges. At
cards Miss Edwina Knapp and George
S. Raymond were prise winners and
Miss Smith and RaymOnd Gerard cap-
titted tho boobies.
Contractor Hort y W Mather has
just finished oil a drying room in the
basement of his wood working shop
on Water street. This will provide
a place where all the material used
for Ihtorior trim can be placed and in
ashott lime thoroughly seasoned so
as in give the host sutisfnctuin when
used.
wilandsmue Silk and Wool Waist-
ings. one yard widc 35c y.;d worth
500. M. S. Smith & Co.
.eli‘lertalnlnent alldj J '
evenings. ,
. to one at New on
:inary and the its 111
land colleges. 5 movement
lion. the Hartf rd ThMoIloal sem-
our school are
A Inneral how
5 and eastern
co logos will be hel blob year under
turnoutrol of the 1:15:1Izll‘tion where it
1171mm. Next year's Ill ‘atina will be in
tallying leading a
'. Hartford. and in 1190 'the. conference
WWWWW
CONGRATULATED THE EMPEROR.
BERLIN. Jan. 28. ”Ambassador
Towar in congratulating Empemr Wil-
liam on his birthday esterday. said
that President Roosevet bad instruct-
ed him by cable to expresszthe presi-
dent‘s sympathy for the emperor and
empresn in the illness of Prince 1111th
Friedrich and the president‘s own eon-
ernI on the subject. ,
. use-“.5.
COUGHS AND COLDG. '
All cousins. colds and pulmonary
complaints that are curable are quick
ly cured by One Minute Cough Cure
Cledrs the phlegm, drawn out inflam-
motion and heals and soothes the at-
tooled parts. strengthens the lungs,
wards oft pneumonia. Harmless and
pleasant to take. Sold by The Oil!
lord Pharmacy. I"
a
Homclikt--“iylllm.1nn,“ shill tho little
girl. who was having her first. expel"
lt'liVO of riding in a. sleeper.
-"ilueh. door."
”you will woken the others."
‘ 'will .be held at Union. _,
Tile prom-am
tor the conference is not yet complete.
Snell men as Rev dismal: Abbott
of New York Rev 911'. Sanderson at
Providence. Rev. P‘Irlti‘n' of Hartford,
and Dean Jacob'a'ot the Hartford The-
illogical calcium will attend.
IBTIOP THAT SOLD .
or it may result in Phonemic Bra-
silian Balm in bronhlnf up Colds when-
Iver tried, al’ni host it thoui exception;
to 26. 501: Ind 813th battles. The Clif-
lord. Balthr'n an laII'tsd I. . O
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BIRDS ARE BUEFIIRING.
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Many Wore Killed in Storm and Oil!-
crg Arc Hungry.
Since lie allow mum of Wednesday
begnu.t téfre have been many tragedies
among e sparrows lihd other birds
that spend the random in this vicinity.
During the storm any dead birds
Weir» seen in the sac where they had
fallen exhausted, unable to fly through
the heavy flakes and wind. and frozen
to death There are doubtless thous-
ands or dead birds buried in the deep
snow that covers South Norwaik.
Now that the storm is over the birds
are sui‘lering for the want of food as
well as from cold. it is impossible
[at them to find food its limit feeding
places the streets. fields llllll ,Vt'llllfi are
so boav ly covered wiih snow that. they
cannot list to the ground Many hu
mans people place bread and other
.whispored maunnn ‘ food in places on tools and bare bit!
of mound photo 1110 birds can get it
. situations. ‘ ‘
. ; lipid numbers. in bIoIIII as. Ind lo. 1,
tIoistarin aortas. ,
Both branches have adjourned until
12: 30 Tuesday.
epresentatlye Rockwell introduced
a lit yesterday provldlah lbtt‘ proper.
ty that passes to brat or or sister
shall be subject to the on lateral inner.
italics tax.
A bill introlinced yesterday by Mr.
Hill. of nodding. makes an up orprlm
tion at $4.000 tor the care a thrust
Putnam camp for two years and 5800
for expenses or the commissions“ of
Putnam Memorial Comb
‘ Representative tree of Danbury.
presented yesterday i bill prayiding a
'penalty of $250 or imprisonment tor
thirty days, or both. be imposedo
terry employee who neglect their on
ties or fail to keep their boats in op-
Iratioa during the hours required by
IIIW.
Other measures introduced yesten
day ware
r Rockwell of Ridgoi'loldm'i‘hai
pols shall be open at 9 o'clock in the
forenoon.
Mr; Pomeroy at New Mildew-Hum
the payment of $2.550. the estate of
Sylvester Yankel to the later’s heirs.
Mr. Pomeroy. of. New Milford—«-
Amending'tbo charter ot‘ the Water
Witch Hose (10.. No. 2. of New Mil
ford. by providing that its membership
shall consist of not more than ldu
members.
Members of the board of trustees
of theNorwIch Hospital for the in:
sane met in the governor‘s omce Wed-
nusdny afternoon. and considered ap
plying for an appropriation of $500509.
Mollllen Wnnts :1 $713 000 itr'mcuv and
New iiuwu a $85 (3th lltllllg ul'lnely.
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A GRIM TRAGEDY
is daily ennctcd, in thousands ’ of
beams, as Death claims. in each one.
We speak hongstly. we Ipc‘ak within bounds. when we naphtha
this sale as 1115 this of all mice. In 115 economy it oucrtopI any Idle
ever held and» thiI root EvcryI Itoolt in the Ital-I iI profit sunspot. C
hundreds of as... still ncvcr he Iitpldltiiti 1:: print, but they m; bite ,
”$70.19* with scores of other it; I
thatwlibcaocmphartzod. 1t
isn’t cloth. it is not cost in my lament. that cIuIcI. thia ngIt
merchandise movement. The one gm object is to reduce the has ‘ .
prior to telling the new inventory It’s I great chance. it’s your
chance; and your prooi of wisdom will lie in the taking Idvantagc 5t . f
it. We‘ to going to crowd this store with satisfied 11un for acth
days as it hilt never been crowded before. and we earnestly lnvitc you
to be one of them. You can make no mistake in buying at this great
sale.
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THE SALE WILL LAST JUST SEVEN WORKING DAYS.
83-85 Washington Street.
CLEARANCE SALE
drew Je‘lli’f, of Notwwaik _... “ “But. ulnmma, i only went. to askl 111111 the huugrlncss ot the birds is anolncr victim of Consumption or
OF WINTER MERCHANDISE 18 NOW ON
—-—--—-——~ 50““ 1" MCK‘W 1‘ T Seton. C ‘1' one question." shown in the eagerness with which Pneumonia. But when Coughs and Women' nde ~ 1
The H‘atlcrn' Sick Benefit Society Housman, New York. H W Jordan. "Well. what is it?" they llevourdl no soon as it is discov- Guide are properly treated, the tragedy Women's glider-33:: {$5353 311:: gécoohtafj...’ I“: m: ”:32
still hold a sucisl dance on Easter J-H-he1khton.i?Award Royce 308 "Who has the not above us?”~l.itr. cred ls averted. F. G. Huntley, of Oak- Women‘s Under-Wear. regular price, 50‘: at """ : """ .39c
MonId‘y “is!“ in Music 11311. 1011' 3- M. Armstrong. New "EVER; I, M W... “find“. -w, .. laudon' 11111.. Writes: «My W118 113‘, Womfih‘l Underwear, regular pflee 25c at I... .............. ... 21‘:
W 19 Mitchell and wife, Washington. V1 the consumption. and three doctors etto‘ Wrappers regular prices $1.25 andtlboat .ch
M” “9" M” 01‘9““? WWW 0' A M°°"““"°“““°'.N Y" M‘“ M“ save her up. Finally she took Dr- Mel Fitnnel Walllts retutar time 11.50 at .. to
$51? Canaan eulet'laindd to Martha A Emma, 3199”" Mrs. Carrie A ‘ King's New Discovery for Consump Shirred “Mn Belts rligular mm 59c. at 26c
ai'dwellotNorwnlk and win Brant gm“? 1‘3“?” B‘sfi‘tklggneghé‘gé‘r“; . 3 “0“. 130“!“ 3“" 10ml ““311 “"99, Children's canton Flannel Underwaists reguihr'étc:ht'221112323319”
at New York, liint Sunday a. ii' 0 on v de‘ s. ,. “hm", 'wem gum; 151531533 3280:31112225217mgie co tIin tact storming in Winter Grinds will be closed out regardless.c oi
To BUY A dose relieves. Guaranteed at 60c and a
Mrs. Sarah Biting at South Wll- M the 119991. Cliltord
who has been ll}? a now able to '8100 by F. H. Baxter, Drugsist. 'i‘rial
be out and has been as It as Norwaiit Mimi“ Council. No 4. 0 U- A. M. bottle free.
and back. liar many friends will be held it“ ”5“” ””1"" in Mystic
glad to hear of. her recovery. Chhin nan. last evening. and routine
M... buslns was transacted. The third
N.E. RYAN,
MW 86 WASHINGTON STI.. SOUTH NORWALK.
a in II I ed I 17' id sotvsnr norms. , _
M ‘ 6 (‘01! 81"? n I 1’ fly ' , I u
hallwegfinlry‘lggvgymfllatl‘éllece'll'v‘! “1:111 “mi 0" 1‘9“” “W?“- M” In the center at I Low Price. Wm“ °' “mu" ”3 "m“ ‘IN THE SOUP'
cries tor the past three days. Wednes
day they only succeeded in betting part
way around.«’i‘bussday..they could not
get out at all.
Dr. A. B florllilm. of Wilton was
. confined to the house tor several dayli
this week with the grip. Dr. Gregory.
of Norwsllt, attended to his patients
for several days
t _._._...____.
George Carter of, Norwalk. has built
a combined ice house. incubator house
and chill room for it; Schmidt. ct Cao"
ter Street. New Canaan, Mr. and
Mrs, Carter have been stopping with ‘ president. during their services On that
their daughter. Mrs. Stephen Heath.
Dr. Gregory, of Nbrwalk. Wes sum-
moned in consultation with Dr. Gor-
ham Wednesday. to the bedside of Mrs
H. i'v‘rank Gilbert in Witter: who is
suitsriug from pieurisy, which has set
in after a long attack of grip.
'1‘: le Southern New England Tole
aim at 0on service stood the strain
Thursday with surprising results.
With double the usual number ot calls
both in Stamford arid to other cities.
It gave its patrons prompt and very
satisfactory service,
Oscar s Squire, of Elizabeth surestt
has been shut up in til I regal 5le
two weeks. almost totally lin
result of having caught cold in his
eyes. His eyes are at present very
much inflamed. but he is able to get
out, by using- Iarge shields. '
~Ycumau Del-bios. O'Brien's .
ALWAYS LIIIRM. ‘l’O 011Ufi¢Ht$
rivery church. will be given a “Mini
Iquantlty of ii. & M. paint. Call for
Four gallons iongmnn a Martinez
L. it M. Paint mixed with three gal-
lons linseed oil. will paint a house.
W. B. Barr Charleston. W. .Va..
writes. "Painted Frankenburg block
with 1. 5: M.. stands out as thoughw
varnished. "
Wears and covers like mold.
lion't pay I] 50 a gallon for linseed
oil which you do in ready-forms paint
Buy oil fresh from the bat-rot at so
Elias per gallon and mix it with h.
it makes paint cost about it 20 per
gallon. Sold by C. til now. So out
Norwulk; iiubbell 85 Staples Hardware
any 10 there will be a roll—call, after
which pipes. cigars and refreshments
will be served On February 22 the
tilt ltIali'iIfIdbtit ‘commitbee has arranged
to d one 01' its famous soclals and
sauces. '
~'—Speclltl marked 'prires ' on all
grades of Corsets, 25c pr. upward. M.
S. Smith & Co.
Sunday will he the anniversary oi
McKinley s birth and the McKinley as
elation of Connecticut iirges the pos-
t rs of churches throughout the state
to say something about the martyred
day, and desires the teachers- and chil-
(lien or the public schools to observe
the day on Monday With appropriate
exercises. Mon and women are urged
to wear the McKinley tiowct' carnation
pink. on Sunday.
-Seai and Plush uapI. O'Brien's.
Next Thursday at 7: 45.p .an ad
{Iurned annual meeting at the South
arwaik Congregatiousl church will be
held. At this meeting a vote will be
taken to amend provision 3 of section
i or Article Vi of the lay-Iowa of the
church. by striking out the word
“three" in the first line at the first
sentence, and inserting in lieu thereof
the word "live" so that the said can
lance shall read he follows: “till A
Business Committee to consist of live
then of the church. " At this meeting.
election of Moore will take place.
no report at “the "Flower Committee"
‘ slum board: this report was. with-
out intention. passed over at the. meebI “
in; two weeks ago.
' “January Bargain Inducomente: 40
doc. Mdion' F'nncy Collars and new. 16c
0a.; worth 29c. .M. S. Smith A (to.
-
On Wednesday. February 1 a meet»
ing of the Woman' 3 Association, at the
South Norwaik Congregational church.
will he held. continuing the study at
mm, Mrs 'l‘ll lly Will speak upon
"Japanese Women in History:" Mrs
Rowan upon "A Lady or the Old
School; " and Mrs. Blanchard upon
"Woman“ Opportunity Today." The
a ociai hour which follows will take
woman member of the church is a
member oi this Association and in
cordially expected to study its priv
the ‘iorm or a Japanese Ten. Every '
. “II 1 ll '“
‘ runes . a car are .5... mi sunfish Building
Lot: on Carney street. batman Butler and Orchard
Struts. Norwalk. Calm.
At Prices Ranging from
$250.00 to $500.90 Per' Lot.
This is about the hot chance to
obtain a building lot in the center
“for a home at such low prices.
Map a! hill at our office. when full particular: will be
cheerfully furnished
Taylor St . Golden,
'14 Washington Street.
sour;- non WALK;
,-.-;.;-;.'a I;r:.:-;-..I.'-:-I. .;.;.;-;.:.I._-
For The Holidays
Big lies of Mission furniture lust received
for the Holidays.
Raymond [8» Son,
46 and 48 Main Street Norwalk.
W. 'v'mmI 17W: 43??“- .-
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‘ the purpose 01 hearing sill!
Court January 20th A. D., 1905.
Estate of Mary A Britto late of
Norwalk in said District deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict. ot Norwalll, hath limited and al~
lowed slit ml nths from the date hereof
for the creditors of said Estate to ex-
hibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to plosent their
accounts. properly attested within said
time will be dcbsrred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment
FREDERICK W. NORRIS.
Executor.
‘ By William F, Tammany. his attoo
ney.
pay. 128 ii 11
Beard of Belief.
Notice is hereby given that the
Board 01' Rolls! of the Town at Nor’
walk will meat at their allies. Opera
House I,Bloc_lt on Wednesday. Feb 1st
1905. from 2 otciock until I o'clock p.
111.; Saturday. Feb. 4th. from 2 until
I o'clock p. m.: Wednesdayrevening.
Feb. 8th. from? until ii o'clock: Satur-
day, Feb. 11th. from 2 until 4 o'clock
Wednesday evening, Fob.15th.
new 7 until 9 ocloclt'. Tuesday, yen.
zlat. tram 2 until I o'clock p. m. tor
determining
any and I'll appeals made to them
$011111? doing or the AsIeIIsors on list
0
g'rhey will also most with the no
sensors on a Joint board Tuesday. Feb.
21st at 4 p. m., for the purpose of abat-
lns the polls oi sick and diIabled per-
sons,
JAMES BUTHERLAND.
JARVIS K111144000.
CHARLES W. BELL;
Board at Roller. Town at Nor-walk. '
520 if
South Norwalk
Board of Belief.
our fine. froth soup meats furnish
aI“Itock" which makes appetizing
and healthful initials for luncheon
and dinner. But soup meat is
onl a small item with ua~we
Inc 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
22 waaI-lINaTON s‘rnln'r.
'Pllonl. 822-1'
Lesion
HIGHLAND
PHONE ace-5.
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lleges. Members at the Cdncregntlon
Brothers. me an cordially invited 'l‘bcnestlltiloe Bargalns 11" Ready to wear Hats
are somethins that “0 WWI“ 0“" “1 when he. as AND $1.93.- now one. MOURNING HATS A soccmt'rv.
pony. Norwtllh. W. ti. (luycr (it
61011. Westporl: Northrop
doutbnort.
Notice in hereby given that the
Board oi Relief of the City of South
Norwaill. will meet on Wednesday.
i‘ortl to miss . ..
M STAMPING DONE TO ORDER.
NO MORI li‘l'OMAOi-l TROUILII. AGENT FOR I ANNER P Muffins January 25, 1905. at 7:30- o'clock to 9 lilAtii m lures. u M tum “mm
JHST RECEIVED A“ Iton‘nsch troubls is removed by p. in.- Saturday. February 4. 1906 tram
the use of Kodol Dyspepsia Curt. it 43 9.. TI'LLOTBQN’EI ' t
3 to 6 o'clock p. 7b.; Wednesday. Feb-
rusry 8. from 7' to to 9 p. m; ii'eb
CONSUMPT TON
ms (th1) methanol _ on s m elem
rasry it. at 7: so to 9 p. in: Tuscany.
. February 28, It 7: 30 to 9 p. ‘9" in theiII CATARRH ASTHMA
. 2‘ Council chamber in liaviisnu ell-eel.a . ONLY «5qu Clint our autumnal:
Stair Cured Hams. “mm ..... :l.l""r°..rrth" at ~ , , , , , on .5. 5. * ' - .. . . .. . ,
126 ll) . "eh‘t‘i‘ail'di‘mc‘fili‘f . ' ' , * , 1“ ‘Wimmmrt‘t‘t . gum ago name. chino limousines! when as... «755‘
' . . ter 5 ' m 'm “Ag,“ “I“ COAT , - ; , : doings 1! the assessors ots , . pond ourlsy out and”! I, multimillionaire.
e: i senile Itomath or at rest by di
3 v htIin‘g wlu‘lt you as? wfil out the Item “ WMH'NMON cream ’
M01115; kg! 0f 111055 £911?“th {slat m1€r§ M1111; sEfint‘ég
. 0 Gus I» ‘t.-rI 01111 '9 0 6111‘
when to ”him Inertia
Ultra. 3.!) . lune. otA onyllle.
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