a“?
‘ ' audience room
oi the church All men of tho concre-
invited to impala. ~’1‘“
1111 10719be
the pastor.
tW use
.morninx service the pastor. will.
the monthly address to the child-
a, subject.“ Believing In 0111111.;
"arr-scum
‘ George H, osbu'rxh introduced the
subject last Sunday; The idea of God.
41171111111111" c-Los; 1
, It
Ion. perfect 1.111.111.1111 carcfu ,
finish 1179 the ruptures that, have
' b. 4. i ' s
‘1 .70 11110770111197 Ill” ‘1 ',.. -'
1703111711373 110 111111 heard that he was Wu t~
by the poll ctr-nil Plainfisili for. is
11111190111 0! don‘t-1’; Wlnll'isrllrl. a grocer
, Wibhuns, N. 11.9 91615111 the
111k ris ol'1warr tile. floors 1
and. 26 years old 131 .lron we
tiring in- Harlem,’ soul-1 adored bimbo]:
1111711111111 to tho lice of the cat
Twentieth stroot t'uion Wood said
1117 34 inch 1.1111111 77111 9111.111; 1.474:
. , By repeated rolling thetlliok~
basins his remarks on John Flakes
his memory with more or less of a blank
the band was reduced from .270
The saw Is perfectly
, t and is a marvel for uniformly
Ichncss. Bands up no 1177741791..
, .1 ~- 11 fourteen inches wide are re:—
1' was at the rarest plant. but
7 ‘ Id that never before has a‘ 1.1111
secularism and weight been 001114
rolled ‘st any shop In the world.
111-11111 always 111 notable rile dea-
' oi the Boston Symphony orchestra
‘ l 1: year, was 3707100.: or the interest
. par cent. on a‘ million drillers Ma»
91' Higginson, the launder and backer
g1? (nation. has made
'led to cover eapeneas was the deficit
‘ Major Higginson' s expenditures for the
-,of 1.7119 Symphony orchestra
ed three-quarters of a mil~
He deserves more
he [road olitput of Arizona
Vernor Blodie, In his increase
outdo to anyhoncoi‘nlnh the territory’s
is $45,000. 000 a gain of 36, 000.000 dur—
1113‘ the year. The assessment should
be materially Increased by the pas-
edge or a bullion all. law. The valua-
tion of all mines is $4, 000. 000 cattle.
14: rolls, and they produce millions of
dollars each year» yet they contribute
only $178, 000 to the support of the ter-
ritory.” ..
Sonic Pueblo iddlans visiting Wash-
, . ,Inxton to see the "Great Father" took
aride in one of the numerous "seeing
, Washington” automobiles that lumber
. 1 M""CQJonalt digestion of' (1119' national cap'
_ optimal: I hours. They paid their rial--
... 11 liar and listenpd intently to the-- lecture
1 by of the. man with the megaphono at the
girl-11hr sacroiliac machine. and: the
trip they climbed down andploddod up
i“ the street. ”.“HOW did y'ou lllrié it.
“‘ chief?” asks-11:8 man who saw them
'1? get on. “Much talk, much ride, much
smelt," 'sa’lll this chief who had had 0,.
whit! or trio“ ot'thc sasolono. ' '
wm'
“FEMININE TOPICS.
,~ 71"“. r -1
A cdmbln tion or Russian violets 373d
American: 97% ty roses makes one i
the hands flower turbahs bolus
“..shown in the, New York market at the
Whrcspnt. time. These flower turbans
‘ “poi-c very fashionable and a bit ox~
”911791191 81......
Co to are much higher) In the bust
and longer on the hips than they have
been. It a most 111 not absolutely high
It must at 111 be close to the Ilrr'urc
A novel feature of a dinner-dance
given recently in New York was the
picnic supper w ich followed the cotil
lion. it was so ed In the dining room
which had been transformed into a
woodsy looking place by means of rus-
tle seats, water plants and told live
trees. a running brook with an artific-
dal light nilicli had more the resemb-
« lance of the moon than the. sup (The
food was brought in' in 171111149111 11111 apt
that which came smoking not from the
chafing dishes
Many pretty straw hats are being
‘ . made up ‘for those who are chasing off
to each 0 or g February 71.119 Ma 7111
a‘dviidc’o' tip pg my all
arosmartand hobby. 1
517113011111 tilt-oat short are
w'm out “.consldcr‘cd
111111.17. tlful 1111111 circus to dis-
' breadth .of rich
Wig: £who§li my?!“
7 “titles so' alone has
1 'glimpsos only and the pottlcooi oifcct
~ia made moralirl
1‘ The ’ ,1-
«£1 011er Hotel o
Mylo stealth? wires or 71007111
wr'm ram-rs ram 117'
arrascrlvs panels.
17:17.11,
1 1“ Jessi!"
"Li Willi. than}
Also
Proprietor Hotel M
"July-
“91"!“-
1
chomoflr
1,-1.11.“ ..
g1 * .- 79101111111101 808... .
alarm-T ran can-r. .
A710“ a 11117107111111 co.
III, n 1171171197 o'rvrosun
an ear but one: binds
_ , hill: «1 1.7, ln’honhr enact '
1.7-1th Will's 177103 receipts
; 11:31:}? . :-
"1so small as 72,000 dole believed that
;.~to the territorial legislature. took oc- __
resources: The total' taxable property ‘
book of that name. The subject was‘
clearly ”oriented and Wes followed by
the 1171111 11211111111606 discussion. ~ To-
flight will speak on
aracters In American
moi-row Mr.
Pr’dvldent'ial C
"HIs‘tdl'y;
ad to attend these meetings. After
the Introductory address each person
present has the opportunity to occupy
a. limited time for remarks. The die-
missions are always of an Informal
character. The club holds its soo-
stuns every Sunday noon In the South
Norwslk Congregational Church and
adjourn's promptly at 1 o'clock.
W
.BIRMON ON SALVATION.
The concluding sermon In the series
mo
All men are cordially thrill“.
of Short Sermons on Great Themes
1-.—..r
1,1 ' ~
.51
I
Net Assets. January 1 1004 ..........
ll‘or Premiums .. ................
For interest and Rants ......... »
1101 111111115 by (11.111111
50111
Round Statement
03 1111
Connecticut Mutnm
Stilt. Spent-ante Compass,
Gt Rainier-d Conn.
........................... 3633 $11,528.89
RECEIVED IN 1904.
................ $5.4ll.377.44
messages is 1.901
nurtured endowments. and an-
wlll "bo delivered tomorrow night-at
the First. Methodist Church. by‘ the 1
pastor. The theme will be "Sal
vation. " There will be music by the
choir. and good congregational sing-
Inn. This will concludes the regular
order for the Sunday evening sort-loos
until after the special evangelistic
meetings, the preliminary work or
which will begin and week from to
moi-row night. when the Rev Francis
'1‘. Brown, of Middleton-n. will preach
.. 2.968.582.1101
---———- 8.369.960.7114
W
371.581.489.28
1110111301 ,
- solo-cs of consumption. . It. baffles~ 911 schools of
', medicine; and cough cures. loaded 7711111 1111.11-
1am, alone hall triumphed in" every case for 130
lb 791711 719110716171 sin
nuitias ..................................... 5:14:10, 800.:
Surplus returned to policy-holders ........ - ........... 1.151.427. Ill
1.1111st and Surrendered Policies .................... 052, 367. 07
11111111110 Policy Holders ....................... , . . . 47.211.591.111.-
Coll isd‘lons to Agents. Salaries, Medical Examiners
ees.Plinting, Adroltising. Legal. Real Estate, all
other Expenses .................................. l 000 1130. 211
T axes. ...... .~ ....... ,- . . ................. . ........ 387. 279. 47
Profit and 11.011 ............. '. ......... 371.10910
, ‘ 8:880.113.65
BulancoNet 11111111., December ill. 1904 ..... , ....... . .............. $02,021,37000
" SCHEDULE or assure
loans upon Real Estate, first lien ....................... ' ,‘ ....... $24. 752 066 08
Loans upon Stocks and Ronda ........... . ............ .' .......... 30,000. 00
Loans upon Policies of this Company ............................ 178. 800. 00
Premium Notes ‘on Policies In force ......... ‘. .......... ' . .' ....... . 512,020.08
goat of Home Office Proper ty ..................................... 1,910,236.00
tltcal Estate owned by Company ..... 1 ........... 1. ,. .' ...... 8 ..678 69:1 03
Cos Bo lids . .................................................. 24,8516 0311 76
‘msl‘bt'nsnk and Railroad Siocka...............~ ...... . ...... 829.07026
Cash In Banks . . .................... 1 ............... ...... 1,166,761.50
dills receivable .................. 1 226.60
068.84
M
Agantll' Debit Balances ........... . .................... . ....... I...
86 2.021.376.00
ADD
interest due and accrued ........................... 5 012 .697 Ill
Rents due and warned ............................. i4 311 "2
Market value of stocks and bonds over cost ........ 1.009. 30190
Not 1rnc.oliectcd and deferred premiums ............... 368.0381”
‘ . 12.301.347.37
Less iiills Receivable and Agents' Debit Balances ..... 883.90
.. W 32. 303. 466 9B
Adnrlltcd Assets, DuL'L-rribcl' 31.1-001 ........ ' ................ $06.“ .521 841.63
LII\B“11' I' 1138.
Amount required lo 112- “insure all outstanding iloiiclcs.
11rt,(‘ompanys standard ............. ‘ ......... $011,220. 2011110
All other liabilities .............. s .................. 2.106 0110. till
1 , . r-WWOJIIIII. 144 Bit
Surplus ........... ~--..-«.~-,1 ...... ...... . ...... ...... ...... ....M,828606.84
Ratio oi expanses of management to receipts ill 11101. . . ..' ...... 11.06 per 1:.11ni
Policies in force. l)cc.31,1904 70 .464, insuring ................... 7167, 107.016. 00
1 JACOR L GREENE. President. ,. x
IOHN M. TA Aalgk. Vite-President
.511, $111 111111111111711 11,-. Ta. Secretary , 1
DANIEL H. WELLS, Actuary.
ALI R11 D l. 'RlCI-l. \RDS. General Agent,
[1110111516. Compauv' 3 Building.
HARTFORD, CONN.
more than a coup-11; it is a deep-seated Inflam
than or. datarrh oi the brohchidl tubes and
lungs—muted to asthma and the shoot fruitful
notice are worthless and harmtnl. because no
remedy taken internally only.,.eyer did or can
-- extremism 3117.11. tho-31111111101710 bat
”'3‘”; (‘7'! ,1 ,1
.Mw to drops every 2 hours 1111111 no soar: to battle the till-dot
thrust: with but. clear Itatrn every, night. That is the secret. It
atoll. cellist-cs the 11171111111111.1171... kills the norms. stops the
, up and raising ‘01 1111111111111. mamas tho 11111311111110 vigor
, 7117111. Get the 41011 or 31.00 bottle. keep up the treatment
‘ your a few 11 color and us chill-outed a euro cleat- down 06
' 11 p.417 alcohol-11711;
1 97771 itsrii all“
HOYT’ S THEATRE.
ONE DAY WONLY.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 4TH,
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
Mr. Wm. H. O‘Neill Presents
MR. JAMS: HERNE
1-11: also AMERICAN prisms
Hearts of Oak.
IV JAM“ HERNE.
Management Mr. N. J Lowlor...
This Is the best of James A. Horse's
plays and is presehtod‘ by a strong
'cast oi! well known players.
Latest Eledtricnl and Mechanical
Effects will be used in staging this
ill try 1
8!: THIGREAT WREON SCENE.
HEAR THE HEARTS 0F OAK
QUARTITTE.
PRICES: .
Matinee
Evonln ,.... 4,,
Benson an; remap. 1111.81. . l
HOYT' S THEATRE.
One Night Only.
Tuesday fob. 7th.
‘ESCAPED'FROM
THE HAREM’
Empress. The Flghtlng Elephant
One Great Blue of Dramatic splendor
James H. Waliick Amussmpot Com-
pany Presents Charles A. Taylor: Big.
nest Dramatic Hitl
PRICES, 25-35-150 CENTS.‘
SEATS ON SALE FRIDAY FEB. 3.
...............
Board,” usher
Notice is_ hero'yxgiven that the
Board of Relief of the Town of Nor-
walk will meet at their allies. Opera
liouse Block, on Wednesday. Feb. lot.
1906. from 2 o'clock until 4 o'clock p
1n.; Saturday. Feb. 41h, from 2 until
I o'clock n. 111.; 'Wodnesdayevening.
Foil. 81h, from 7 1711111 9‘ o'clock; Satur~
day, i‘.eb 11111..- tron: 2.1111111 4 aciock
from 7 until 9 o'clock; Tuesday. Feb.
21111, from 2 7111“in oLlcck p. m., for
the purpose of hearing and determining
any and all nuptials made to them
from the doing of the Assessor's on list
of 1904. .
Thou will also meet with the Au-
sensors as a joint board Tuesday, Feb.
21st at 4 p m for the purpose of shot.
ing "11' polls oi‘ alt-I1 and disabled per-
sons,
JAMES SUTHERLAND.
JARVIS K101114060.
CHARLES W. BELI§D
Board of llolicf, Town of 1,3511?!
......w..- "...—”.1”. . ......)a...m...-. -.‘...qumng
South Norwalk
. Board of; Belief.
Notice Is hereby given that the
Board of Rciicf oftho City of South
Norwnlll, will moot. on Wednesday.
January 26, 11106. at. 7 :30 o‘clock to 0
p. 111.: Saturday. tjobruary I. 1006, 7mm
2 to 1‘. o’clock p. 1111.; Wednesday. Fob-
rusry 8. from 7:30 to 0 p. 111.; Feb-
rliary 117. at 7:80 to 0 p. 111.: Tuesday.
February 28. at 7:80 ‘to II 11. n1.; in the
Council Chamber in iiavilsnd street.
Ill 1111111 city. for the purpose of hearing
and determining all appeals from the
doings of tho usacrlllor'sfof said city.
on the ililt of 1004.
Nor-walk, January 111. 191111.
JOHN ‘1'. lti'MAiItiN.
11117111111" coastrrr.
420428 1101er of Iteiiof.
positively he wsamdot in. Pat
p or; Wednesday eveninli. Fob. 15111. .,
11111111 111 South -
local-ding what happened to him or
Where he had been for nearly a week.
, By the Plainfield authorities. the po-
lice were assured by’ telephone that
Wood was the man whom the police of
» that place assert started on the sleigh
ride which ended In the grocers death.
Wood was accompanied to the po-
licc station by his wife and the lat-
tiers brother. John Blst‘hoif, with
Whom ho had been staying In West
’l‘wonIy-aeventh street. .
The only discrepancy between the
appearance of Wood and the doecrIp~
tron given by the Plainileid police
was the absence of a mustache. He
Will be held in police headquarters
pending the arrival of Chief Kiolygof
Plalnfield, today." " 1 '-
Wood told the police he left this
1-.in last Monday “771111" a man named
Mark. for whom he had worked In the
Iron business. He said their destina-
tion was a spin 17'de in Penney]
van'ia. where M was to start him
In buSIiless, zillion 111111 81. 000 (or that
purpose.
Wood says he- remembers scar-colt
anything more. Whether they were
in that town or not, he says he discs
not know, nor does he know what be-
came of the 81,000 He says he has
an impression he was In Trenton, but
he is not euro about it. He says quite
Midfield
Wood says he returned to New
York and joined his wife and children
in Bisciroff’s home Thursday. but Mrs.
Wood and her brother say that Wood
did not appear until yesterday.
When the policcnskud him what
had ill-conic of his vaiise and slouch
hat, Wood said he had lost them.
The l’iainfield police say that tho
sir'nllgl'r who accompanied Williams
left a valisc and lint behind him.
Bischoff told the police, that before
Wood was taken to the police station
by blur and Mrs. Wood. the three wont
to a physician who examined Wood
with a view to determining his mental
condition.
Wood has been Identified by the
Plnlnficld oillcorsas the man for whom
they have been searching. The identi-
ficnllon was made at police headquar-
lcrs ill this city, where. Wood has been
held slate his arrest by Chief of Pollen
Kioley, of Plaindold. Jacob Lynn, pro—
prleloi o! a. Plaintleld hotcl, and a
Social-ville, N.~ ~.i.,1 detective. also iden—
tified the prisoner. Lynn says that
Wood was a guest at his hotel for sov-
oral dayp early this wee and that
when ‘i’rc went aavay he I t behind a
suit case containing papers and other
articles lie had known Wood for a
long time he said and there was no
chance of an error Ill-the Identification.
When the prisoner was led before him.
horror-er, and he addressed hlnl by his
first name, Wood made no response or
sign at rccognltlois.
'i‘il1- Plainileld Silicon made arrange.-
mcnts to appear in police court later
sale. -
261:. '
.-
i
BALE
The most'suooeesful of all?“ previous
soles comes to its final class '
tonight
Hundreds of small lots of the extraordinary bargainsifor tho iarit day.
Today you pdnlsacurs some of these' wonderful 1111171.
' psrtmont contributes their shit-c of good merchandise at 0100- Tillitplo
ONE-HALF UNDER REGULAR PRICES.
Ladies‘ and Misses Coats-«Tight fitting and tourist. 111171.111. co
vol-t and mixtures, regular $10.00 and $12.00.
SALE 05.178. -
Children' s Coats—I lo 14 years regularmricpa. ”Lamond 7.0.00
' DALE 62. 50.
LWaiking Skil‘lS—Dlll‘k wool material, good styles", regular 83 08.
SALE ‘27500 ’ . /
Wool Waists—Thnt sold early in the season at 82. 60.
SALE 81.26.
Best Apron Gingham—Regular 8c " '- p' ' ‘
BALE 5c. '
Fruit of the Loom Musiin~Rc8nlar price. lilo
' SALE 7:. . 1 ,
Isadlcs' Lace Stocks—Ruchiug tops, regular 25c. ”I",
9111.1: 151:. 19'“ .1 1
Ladies' Cashmere (llovos—-Resular 257;
1 SALE the.
Children's Ribbed Vests and Pants-20 and 22 M."9I’,‘QIIIF.-,,”95“m
BALE 150.
Ladies Vests and i’ants—s-Resnlar 30c
Ladies“ Seamless Hose—Fast Black. . ' "
‘SALE 51:. 1 ‘.
Men's Pure Linen Lawn Handkerchiefs—«Jtogular 26c ‘
SALE 121/271. 1
10 Quart Bread Raiser. regular 690'
‘ SALE. 45:.
Mrs. Patt’e Sad iron—Regular price 98c. -
. SALE 7171:
Class Vinegar Croats—Regular price 161:.
SALE 91:. -
10 Piece Toilet Set-Grccn, pink or purple decoration. regular 70.
SALE $2.35
EVCI‘y (‘8-
Just a few examples of tho
1'
.Uf
250.
A
‘1
a
‘4‘
25.
thirprisoner be given into their cus-
tody
CHICAGO FACES EGG FAMINE
CHICAGO, Fob 4.--Chicago (does
one of the worst egg famines In its
history according to South Water
street commission men. and the price
may go to 60 cents a dozen or higher
In a. few days. The cold wave is the
cause of the shortage, and It has been
of such long continuance that the stor1
age supply is almost exhausted What
I'ow eggs are left arc. in the big refrig-
erating plants at the stock yards. Ship-
ments from the (chain are expected
to be almost nothing for the next three
weeks
To coL'oule mLAuoeae.
,strnctod of corrugaterkdron a'n‘d
NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES.
F‘i'l'ho Commercial Bulletin)
boo.kwood 81 Co. have plans
11m.:E1ow automobile storage and re
,puir shop nhich they; will build on
Water street. it will be 1!. 0119-8th
fireproof building. 20 x 60 feel, 0'00
ll.
steel frame or else artificial stone
Wdrk will be started the last- oI Feb
rtlm')‘
‘ il‘. '1‘. Egglnson is paintingtheinter-
ior and exterior of the two new hous-
cs. which John Perclllo is building.
near ,Isexington avenue, and is also do
lug some Interior papérin'g and paint-
ing in a house for Mrs. Smith on Elm-
I‘wood avenue . .1, ~ '
In the day to Iormally request that
Tender Asparagus Tips
Small Sifted Peas
Early Sweet Peas
. Small Lima Beans
Tender Stringing Beans
Boston Baked Beans in tomato
sauce
Evergreen Sugar Corn
Cream Succotasll
Hand Picked 1'0th
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST
FRESNO. Calif. Feb. 4,.-««B,ieilop An.
thony Koaiowski. head of the indepen-
dent Catholic Church In America, In
on his way to Chicago, his headquar-
ters, after spending several days here
in picking out a favorable spot for a
largo colony of his people. The bis-
hop has planned to buy several sec-
tions of good farming ground. Colon-
Ists will be. brought tram Poland.
uu. 113ng
117177111? $9991;
ens «rims a I'm“
are?" 7“" film
1 1 . sun
TELEPHONE 322-4.
The Finest Banned Guilds Put ill 1:111.
Golden Pumpkin and Squash
Royal Ann White'Cherries 7
Fine Table ‘Apn’cots
7 Block Island Lobster, very fancy.
tails and claws. selected solid
meets 1 lb. and V. lb. tins
Clam Chowder, quart tins, extra
Lemon Cling Peaches . I quality ,. ,.. .1
Bartlett Pears « a“??? T'rli‘ngnc.
o e 71 0113111:
Eyeless and Careless Sliced Pine-g Ba 1111 11 Chicken
apple
Plum Pnlidin ,
(income: and Earl Plum Whole Tomatoes in glass
Fancy Columbia River Salmon Apricots, etc.
Charles E. Seymour,
LEADING GROCER. 8.0 NORWALK. CONN.
WWW
REGULAR PRICES HAVE 3m FATALLY
woman) BY 011111an our.
No.31‘ss
10‘ YOU Alllil lN'l‘lilmllli’l‘llll) lN
SPONGES
coil around to .lsy and have your pick
out of a choice lot of American silk
dru stores at 171110 2.61:
ou‘n rarer vet-1111.: 114717 1.1117
don’t forget 1111111117111 no quicker
It’ll), 1.11011 our A. [’1 cs GAP “H.331
lire loitflrss P0617100.
diets stage or quick consumption. No cocaine or opiates. 1
13114. Jackson in 00., Indianapolis, Indiana. .
spurious. Just srrited generally sold at
remedy for sold In the hold. and the
for,
WALTER IAKIH’I COCOA (OUT TO).OAN
MAUI) s. FLOUR (MAM! I!" an MD). 001' 'ro
601 1-701“ Stamps with 1 ill. but no.
302149111 Clamps wiihi ib.obolos N17.
25 140711 stamps with I is. Macy
10 Hunt airless with 1/. ”I. as. '
1001' 2611
10 Hunt Stamps with 1/, 111. No. :00 .
JUST LIKE FINDING MON£V ‘IF YOU 90 YOUR ‘I’RADING HIRE.
I . I .
..... {casino
118
10 Host lumps with 1 lb. Mocha
A Java (to 7m
I Hunt Ital-ups with 1 lb. Jsvs I1
Marisslbo Genes.
It 74qu “imp! with 1 lb. Circles
fist-lies douse.
4 1411117 dumps with 1 111: Inst Iii:
”of!
ioTi-iimt Mumps with 1/. lb. No.3
I
lyilrollrsolulqus117774117
CHOICE LIAN eAbiil'ORNlA amuse-r 701.71 1.11.
scans coco HOOK sir-Trio PIAI.................... 211
some caoics. 11111117- oustrrvwosrsroes . ... ass
cannula nonemcm ...... ..... .911
111.1111 user. on corn abort “resonant-rte .......... . ...... . .. tile
. N01 MAIN ‘74“ 001717077771!er
110 Washington $7,111. 1711171111.
THE NEW YORK GROCERY COMPANY
770117771115 busiest aressry Diem.
.. 1 I
70 6 ~57 Main it. 1477777111. j
am. 1 £7? 3 “‘1‘;
Norwalk Chronicler