, ‘ thit‘lkliii‘wflcmlnol).
,, Viv it from 'i‘ncsday.‘ will bout.
”#1 all“ “M. and already valoutinos
7, on nihililtioniu store_wintlows.
, ‘ re wiriays nttructivo too‘hlldrcu
numerous grown: people as well.
, ht arson, when ho. sues these
decorated triiles. nods a host. of
‘ t “collocation [running through
, mind untitznnys a smilihg.‘ though
“out, tribute . to St. Vniontlnc.
unit in‘ vnlontiucn cilantro froth
year... For some limo, volt-u
; thofniore eipcnsivr ones being
. hinted, and imrittt;
“backgrounds. “For y
urn uoticouhlr.
i. (as . with pictures nutl
nsp‘louous and lLSl-illlllt!
‘forms, such as l’itus.
d Japanese figures.
to andsomuly ornamented, sumo tun
hi amusing, whilc others are gro-
cc .. The penny dreadful i'niontlnn
utilities always. , Happily; though, it is
ffensivo—évaicntincs that. rcuily
gycwlthout. being vugiar or often-
‘ulv " .
1, jfi‘he custmu of sending vtilontincs is
it =protlty one. Smut,- persons sooin it)
have the idea. that tho vzticutino's pop-
w'tllfld‘llly has \i‘fint‘tl. 'l‘hc. niunufticturcrs
‘ '16:" 38. difi’cront story. They say that
_ they have to make. mom and mom
' each suucotnliili; your to supply thc do
aloud. lf fewer valentines are sent
' out from Gilt: place. it good many more
.. Cnre‘ovldontly Sent from alltillltil‘, so
marine custom keeps it. firm hold
Somewhere; From \Vorccsit-r, Muss”
. ,'hicl1..*is ono of tho vulcntint- omit-rs,
n‘alefltin‘es nro‘cvory your shipped by
the carioud. «Brut. 'onc ‘illl gecthein;
‘ he .priccs rttngc 1' lift two for n t-t-nt
‘hipwurd. Minty nro nintlv that cool
“ .tioilnrs, but. happily, just as
‘ much sweet soulimont can lir- pur~
1 chased for it icw coins as con bo
bought. for ton or ilftccn dollars.
., {Even now, rnlcntlncs art: on their
wayltovpersons in distant. lands, ttutl
11,113 vulmxtliics will licconio tliickcr
.. ‘ia'nd‘tiliickcr in tho inuils till next. wock.
When they arrive at, thcir destinations
thousands and thousands will Do try-
ing to guess from whom tiioy come
and thuusiuids and thousands illOl't‘
will‘have no doubt hi all on that. score.
biltiwlll bosju'ilt» its pleased, The niorc
wisely. tho" 'ioniino is chosen illt.‘
more‘ plea in it convoy. No Ollll
should st'iitl .tnissivcs that do not con-
may something plcusnnt. Sr. Vttluir
line‘s day should not. icuvc any blttcr-
nous. but only happy nit‘niorics.
‘ Mi; and Mrs. J. i‘, Tl‘l‘lllth‘ll, oi” Nor-
:walk. hin'c‘ rcturuvd lioiuc from a con-
ple of wmits' sojourn in South i‘nro—
Jinn.
'T‘W ‘
' A gang of tt'lrphont: nicu workcd
fill titty :y'cstcrtltty t‘hunizinu ovcr tho
. Wires in frontof. tho Norwnilt railroad
depots. ' , .
l
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‘ The Norwalk ill‘t' rompniiics will
hold ilit‘ir monthly iiituitiiilis tomorrow
‘ evenlnit. 'i‘lirss will be i'ollowml by it
~ "fetid."
A low of the liirgo :tud wcitrhty l't‘ll-
sons hrhy you should do business with
,, Manuel '1‘. ilntch uppt-ur in his ml. to
.. 3 day. Read it.
' ,Atttichmcut‘ was mudr on property
‘ offlcoruo W. Monroe. of Wt-st Nor-
Yitllltir'tflttturdtiy, by (foustnbio (looti-
wln,,ln ti suit for'wu. by Dr. 11. t‘.
Willard!!! ’i‘htt thine is t'ottlrnitbit» on tho
. lith Just.
‘7’ 11-8. .i‘rcticnburg. who has rtwuitly
,. horn promotctl its homo olllcc luspot-tor
of-the‘ Boston Mutual Lifts insurnncn
- ,Gompiiny, oi‘ lloston, Mum, rtititrnt-tl
today to tltnt, city. tiftcr spcntlliuz n
few days with'lils family tit. if. i‘lny-
View urtiiiuc, this rit‘v’ f ,
. _ . , w!” **
smart... to but/tint of’tlio ndvnntu‘gé
bf chunk... .count.
ihovnlu t
“smite.
curtain sum
ii'll: ism tlio
ado of) ‘li’ulo‘iti hurt: been put»;
cling, utiporsotitxl-by something less,»
are,
fl‘ltcy recognize ,
youQ‘sei; into “
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' hoodlum the danger tothcllgluuitlp
' Latest
5 ran '
. Shins.
N7 a. C0.
outfit.“ so.N‘orwnlk.
"—
. "mam-..” M
llnrhor Is Completely Ice Bound
w-
(Continued From First Page.)
into shoal water. by an ice line. The
hurhor of. New London is free of loo.
Five Men Drowned.
CAMBRIDGE, Md. Fol). fir—Word
has reached here that five men were
drownotl in Hoopers Straits lust It‘rl-
day while ,itttemptlng to reach shore
from lcohouud oyster vessels.
streets Pilcd With Show.
NEW YORK. Fob, t}.—-Witli niiltts of.
“ilk i‘mlii-osidenco streets in the upper port of
(531“an ‘ ultintliios “(ml-‘3‘ \v‘ll‘lfithianimttnii island and in Brooklyn pli-
‘ . . ,7 — . "r ' oil, high with snow- the
“W. l”? 11mm?» which “TM “mm“inlllCh lbo pcoplo of Now .l‘orklinvo
ills “3:1,??ng " Mag" 1:" sfilnm’ll‘lii“ ioxporicnccd from bud wutttlior rccciitly
‘ . ’ 1’ ll We?” “l ‘ ‘ ‘- E‘wits incrtuisctl toduy whcnt n.
, howcy'or; the loco pttpor "‘“"stornt which
discomfort
snow
hogan lust (waning was
Cit“! l'lillt‘lchungoti into it. hoary full of ruin tutti
“"5”" E sloct which covered sidewalks tutti our
lllitiiy 5 "ms
‘hmu‘ls'tillltl crossings wot-ti fiootlud in ninny
‘ :1 110 13““ . sections of tho city. the gutters being
(«F M433)” urt: moic riitritld ‘ butlly choked with (he tlL‘CllllllllilllOIl of
101'? 15 it 311‘“ "1" 3 scvornl snow storms.
ottoi‘ postal curd valentines. South,
with m1 icy coating. Struots
Trains Many Hours Late.
ALBANY, i'. Y.. it‘ll). ti.»~A. licttvy
snowstorm ,whlrh hogan curly Inst
night. provuils this morning through-
out tho northeastern purl. oi‘ the stntc.
Through trains from the north-nun
WcsL iii-o from '3 to it hours into; but
iliost- front the south arc ubout 0h
illllt‘
Shipwrecked Seaman Rescued.
NEW, YORK. it‘cb. tin—Tho Atlantic
Transport Lino stcuincr Musnbn, from
London. brought into port iotiuy clitlit
tlliill‘CSiiC‘ti and xlIlDWl'H'litetl solution
who liiiti boon tnlton off tho throwmus-
ted schooner Amnntlu of St Johns, N.
F‘., which was sinking lll. evil. The Mos-
abn sighted thc Ainundu flying slgnttis
of distress ht‘zirily t-ontctl with lcc
tutti waterlogged on tho niiornoon of
February 1.
Thu Mnsnbu how. to 11W.“ Ilic dis-
trcsucd craft and liiuurltott hur t-nicr-
gttllt')’ lifcliont in charge of Chlcl' ()lil-
ccr Molti'uth. 'I‘iicy bourtlotl tho schoo-
ncr and took off (lupt. William Fitz~
gorttid tunl seven llll‘li. '1‘hc wrcck
wus not on fins boiorc slut wns .tltitii-
tiOlll’il.
t‘npi. Fitzgerald said that lllt‘ Amun-
tltt sullrd from St. Johns. N. h‘.. on
Jun. 24. bound for linititt. Brazil, wiih
n cargo of suit fish. Soon after louv-
int: port silo t~ncouniorotl nortliwcst
gains and luxury too. The trinpcrntnrti
was 12 to 15 tlcgrous littiow zoro. lit“
fore the Aiiimidn had mm“ 24 hours at
sort slit» sliowctl signs of it had lt‘ail.
'i‘ht- northwest mile inuklnt.r it. inipot-v
siltlc to return to port, lht- srhooncr
Wits kl‘lil on lior rourso, and gradually
hct'nnu- licnviiy routctl wiih icc on
«locks. mils, spurs and ringing. iiiitll
it. bt-cnnio ovlticut. that smoothing
must ho. slit‘l‘lilt'iltl to Itccp licr nflont.
'I‘lit- watcr gained riipitlly in tho hold
in suiic of tho contiiiucti efforts of tho
crvw tit tho. pumps.
110th anchors with till the chitin :tt-.
torhcd. wore lot go and cut nwuy and
this lightened tlic roost-ti forward t-on-
sitlcrubly, counteracting tho lictii‘y
wuight of ico which constantly llt‘t'lllli-
ulittotl on tho rcssol‘s docks. This.
lion‘cvci‘. Wits Ilitirgrly u lviiiporni‘y rtu
ilct‘, as tho. lcc continued to form. nut]
tht- wntor incronsotl in ihc hold, The
hourly oxliutistt-ti crcw \wrc ltcpt nt
work night and titty to brcnu out. the
ruin!) and at tho. pumps, to hoop tilt-
tlooiiietl schoont‘r iiilotii.
When thc Mnsuhn‘s limit .bottrtlctl
the wreck hill! found tho crow cit-
hnustctl, tho stzliooncr wnttiriogucti tutti
hcr cttpttiin of tho opinion tltnt silo
would not. flout. iliro'uirli the night.
’I‘iiv onplniii rolucluntiy tit‘t'ltlt-d lo tib-
nntlon the wrock.
(inc. of the crow, the cook. was nor-
ioiisly injured. having boon kitocltcd
down in the know son. .
'i‘lic. shipwrecked int-ti, bill-sltlt‘h‘ Capt.
it‘itzgcrnld. wore Morris Bruno, mute:
.iuuiott McCarthy, boatswniu: l’tttrlck
Wrcck. Stownrd: lilthfll‘tl i‘owtirs, Sic.
phteu POWISI'H. George llruzrl and Wil-
llniu Parsons. i
Noriheactern Ncw‘York Snowbound.
‘ {11.}st FALLS, N. Y.. Fob. “cm
Nortlionsiorn Now York is snowhouud.
lt‘lftecn inchos of snow hits fallen. and
the storm still coutiuucs. 'l'rollt-y
,, Il‘lllllt‘ is suspended and stage mull
.. routes blocked.
Nantucket Ghoul. Lightship Injured.
NEWPORT. it. 1., Feb. i't.—~~'I‘l1t!
Nttiittickot. Shoals I..iuhtship, which ho-
tinnie imprisoned in the ice off hits.
linum l’olnt. Buzzards buy. into Inst
night. succeeded in moving it. short
tlisiitiico ut daylight. but did not. hit-
more her position and early this ffll'tf-
noon tho‘gotttirlimcnt wireless tolu-
nruph stntion M. the torpedo station
horn roccivod n mornings touting, that
help he sent. The message, follower
"iiisltlt't Dumpling Light in :tihnxora»
.Sontl onpttiln offilltfhiii
oils ptmiilolh , .
ship louder Milieu to’help.“
“ Upon receipt. of this message tho
gunhonixillitt watt immediately outcr-
on to go o u nonhuman stallioiltthu
shipimi
0 plain of tho 'Aznilon also to procml
t2 tho llltl of the imprisoned tvclnwl.
Dumpling Light. is llbOHLJWO union
northward, fromhilshnum Point tutti is
woliilusitlé of flttzznrd‘s Buy... ‘ ,
At.:t1ie torpudo utntlou it is under.»
initially “this to tho direction oi! the
_ Wind; which is driylutggiil short» tit tilt:
., point, when;
{Luis-P «in it is
\vms‘“ritiilu:“roiirs ”T it ititil
oust ‘wlntl which prevailed horn curly
today. Metimuwistl hynhow and sleet.
brought llitiepronpttot of roller to that
tli1,l . ‘ , i
[the litillltil ‘ ilittl‘il horsnii.
'il iiitéstinguwttu nt-ni‘itotlic ~
no. _..
and m
. On 1!“ch ‘1‘ O
‘WAhHiNtl’l‘O ,yll‘ohctinw'l‘ho Won»
titer Bureau announced today that the
outlook it for continued colder wouih—
or, not only in this stiletto , out over
weather extends us far south us'Oitlilw
homo. 'l‘iie coldest. point shown ‘by tho
official reports its Valentino. Non.
'wliich registered 32 bolow. .
'l‘ho snow
hontm'ud: youttirtiny morning _. iii '1 the
lower Missinhippi‘tVitllcy stunts hits
irnvcietl‘rnpldly nortitenstwnrd and is
now off the Now Englttnd‘oosut and tho
mnrltiius provinces, pushing out to
son. Au unusually. licuyprtuilpilntion
of. ruin hits occtil‘rtui through Now
Mexico, Arizona. tutti Soullioru (‘Jnlii’or-
nlu for some tittys.
for continued snow in Now liiiulntui.
tho lowur lnkti, rolrioii uiid lilttstci'n
Now York.wllh stimcwhtil lowrr lPlll-
pcruluros tonight and increasing
cloutilucss in protllctod for southern
districts Tuesday.“
. Mow”... "an“...w- ..
AN OLD SMOKER’B DREAM.‘
rm
0
How an Ono-Time Smoker Gets Hi-
Old Enjoyment.
“It has been eighteen your: since
i was told to break loose froin'tolinc-
co. as over-indulgence in smoking was
client to knock me out," said s. .1.
Manson of Chicago. "From that. day,
though so dear it ‘loror‘of the wood,
I haven't out it cigar or pipe lit!i\\‘(‘ell
my lips, iintl-yst, strttnge as it may
sound. on numerous orcusions i find
myself pulling out huge clouds of
smoke drawn from the most frnizrnnt
Hummus that ever were given to so-
liice mankind.
“"liose smokes, lot. it be tuitltir-
stood. come in my tircuins, but the»
enjoyment they confer is as solid and
substantial its in the old days, when
tho indulgence) was it rcsllty. ('lli‘l-
misty enough, too, the visions niways
Drt‘fit‘flt a group of frloiitls. i run sou
thorn puffing u'way vigorously. i
catch the aroma they blow forth: I
hear their conversation as in llll,‘ old
days, und the whole atmosphere is of
tobacco. Yet. despite these vlvitl pic-
tures. uwulmninx brings no ricsiro. to
resumo illll nnclriii habit, iiiitl so I
éxpoot to continue drowning oi ilmolb
ing to tho cud of tho Cllllplt’r without
chr putting it iii prnctit‘t:."--«~\\'ssh-
lnuton Post.
Spirliuom Liquors in the South.
"Have you noticed," suid the onscr-
vnnt mun about town, "flint the pet».
pit: of the South are liticoining every
year less itddiciod to (no use of spirlc
tuous liquors? Whether this is nitri~
Lutalilo to the prohibition propnmtntlu
or to the growing popultirity of other
bt-wrngcs i am not prcpurctl to shy,
lint: that it is a fact. you may, t-ztslly
convince yoursclf by visiting the
prominent saloons of the city during
thti lunch hour.
"Where ten drinks of whiskoy wort!
sold ten yours ago, today ‘you will
find but one litindctl orcr tho countt-r.
tllni'm. milk untl beer scrin to lit.‘ the
favorite bevorugcs of tho lillit‘llt‘f‘s.
You soc nicn drinking bcor today,
who siict‘rcd til it tou yours iigo, and
tho switching: to the milder bcrcrugs
h‘t‘elut‘i to but-o caused it dct'rcusc in
tho number of drunitiirdn. You now
mt a wholo tiny and not can it until
lit-uvily intoxictttotl. Sotlu wntor, tut),
scouts to bc lit-t-muliigm l‘nctor in tli-
miuishing ibc tituuantl for intoxit-niits
not it) b9 tlr-splscd. 'l‘httrc nrc no
ni'ullhbla sialts'ics on tho Hillljt‘i‘l. but
l mu informed by it dritiiiinrr for a
house thut supplics apparatus for the
soda fountains Illlll bottling works
that tho uniiuni consumption of the:
timing liquid amounts in tlollnrs to
llltll't' t‘liun fifty millions. Hill] is con.
sittiitly on tho inm'cnsti.”w.\‘cw Ur-
lcttiis 'l‘inu-sllomocrnt.
How the Mussel Travels.
(it till tho. nhsiird forms of locomo-
tion practised by tho cronuiros of the
deep. the most prommtcrous is that
of tho iiiusitt-i. liquids: will sinrtit» you
by darting bticitwnrtl, crabs liiistlc off
sideways. at n llwly gnit: but nothing
saw the dull brniu of “homo lllllll oi
olum crittcr,” pondering orcr the
limnspontnilion pi'oiiluni in those ru-
nwvitl epochs whvn time was no objocl
could have cvoirotl to slow nittl cum-
lmrsoiiio n motliotl.
You may often see muss-«is climb up
line pile of u. wharf townr‘d tltc high
watcr tnrtrk. Notion the block ilirctids
tittnoiteti to the clam. 'l‘hoy do tilic
business. Tho mussel shoots out n
wpruy of gelatinous stuff in tho til-
rrnilon he modulo go and this hnr»
dons into thoso lunch inroads. ”I‘
lets no the old ones and climbs tip
the now. You Cl‘lll tracts his promo-as
up tho piio by him bunch!» of old
thmuls which he learns behind at
intervals. ll shits nttvcr boon limit-9d
o'trt, whether he could so it mile in limit,
than it your: not it. would he third to
hack tho mtwscl in tho animals “slow
rnicc.”~~(,1otiiitry Life in America.
Origin of “To Tip.”
Apropos of the qtitutilon whether
it Worn bottur "to tip or not in tip"
wnitors. the origin of tho otiti little
ward. which so manly luiluouclts tho
trentumnt station at politic «lining
houses, irons back it counts of nstu‘
rttlf'lotl to tho coffee-nought of England.
At tho doors of the eating room it
lil'lllititllfltiflfl box with lock and key
was hung up. and into the slit in tilt!
top customers want oxpoutml to «iron
‘ii‘holn for illu”‘WMWf “To insurtt
unwind tipon‘lt. Hones tho word
“"l‘lp‘f spoiled from lliadiiillcl letters,
of titty ‘thrns‘wufliit on‘tha horsnntl‘“
since used to ttxllréilc’tiiti‘ fbéaof With
‘7" 1.1% nag... . 1 . .
Tilt! nulh Norwtilk Firori’t‘illtzu will
hold tlioir postponed: annual meeting
' .ltl election of.oilinern tililhtfiwflllflfl.
"Henry 'i‘routiwoli. of New York,
uncut Sunday at. his homo in Norwnllt.
filling-laps nml mittcntt urn still in
4i
;
style.
a. largo part of the United lotus. Zero ‘
nudnleut storm whirli'
'i‘lic‘ forecusls tirti .
Pr‘ompuitms," “loam-til“ to th‘emnrnsu ‘
mansion It 1incl “and; l V
chowtho mtluciimuln'r. Jannlu n'
it‘ll still" itflh'a' 'filit'tuthnltuu "
. n .
I uitc hay Inch. lhcmdgtir
it'll .
it...
, u
.1 NM 0.
Limits!“ ”mo
l’utltllouc flashlight cw
promises ,
i Bli'f'llllilCE
FEW FACTORIES ARE AT .WORK.
Some of the Employee: Return But
Soldiers Are Still on Guard.
1.01m, ltussitt lti l’tlllllltl. Fob. llxmr
.\ i‘t‘u‘ l‘uciorisn wore unilblod to pnr»
tiully t't-suiiic work this in cutting
through ihc I‘t‘llll'll of smile of tho cui-
ployccs. Tllt‘ hutjoriiy of tlic strlk~
Oi’H, litiWi‘Vt‘l‘. nrt- still out itiitl ttt~
lt'llll‘flfl‘lll‘t‘. lit‘illil‘ mutio to [)l’ti‘l‘t'lli’.
_W(ii‘lilli€‘ll l'l‘fllll roturnlug to tliclr om;
pioynit-rut. hoitiit-rs arc guarding the
fttciorlt's illltl they do not poriiiit mul-
t‘ontciiis lo clitvr. No tlisturhiincrs
iirc rt-poi-lotl to hurt) ocrurrcti. ‘
WARSAW, liussinli .i’tilnlitl, Fol). ll.
"'Allflt't‘fi from lt'ulls'z, tiny lllt.’ striitc
situation llicro is sorious. 'l‘iicrts are
t-otiuuous conflicts botwticn tlic inili~
turi’ niitl tho striltcrs. TWt‘Jlly of tho
inticr liiivo iiccu ‘itiiittti imtl minty
strikers tutti othcrs wounded.
District of Norwnllt. its. l’i‘olitttc
Court. .lztiiuitry Bllrdmd. 1)., 11105.
Estuto or I"l‘ltllt‘lt=t lt‘. lilyxbcc into of
Norwullt in said District, ll(’t‘(‘l1tletl.
'l‘lit‘a Court of Proiiuto for the l)is~
trict of Norwtiilt. linth llll’lllt‘tl ntiti nlA
lott-t-tl six months from tho ditto how-
of for tho ('l‘t‘tlllfn‘s of said Estate to
t-xbibit lllt‘ll‘ clulius for settlement.
“two who nogioct to lircscitt their so.
counts. proprrly zittosioti, within said
llillt‘, will ho tlt‘liill‘rotl ll l‘ti~t'(l\'ol'l', All
pu‘sons iiitlcbtoti to suit] l-Istiitc tiro
rcttut-stml to illiikt' iiilllliltlllllu pity-
inoiil to
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it}.
llYX BEE
l‘:x(‘t‘illl"lx.
.1.)
-n,
.ltin.
Iltl,
There is" Nollisiake
lilitilll i.ii‘t- insurunco llillyss you miss
titltlni: it. it pnys promptly. it puys in
full, it pitys to pttriics omitted to it. No
lttwycrs to pity. No i'crcnuc stumps.
No tux. No irouhlo. «ill yt-ttrs tlolill:
business. (lorrcnpontlcnt‘t- solicited.
Conn. tit-tici'tii I.ii‘t~ lus. t2‘n.. of iiurt
i'oi‘tl. ‘
FRED'K. H. FIELD. General Agent.
N. S. Ferguson, Dwight Spauiding,
Special Agents.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
Telephone 363m5.‘ ' 'S'c. Norwalk, Ct.
Notice
.. A...
'l‘lit- lcg’ui rotors of lilt‘ South Nor
“tilt; Union School District :irc lll'l‘t‘-
by notified tutti wuructl iiiiit n spur-
litl lllilt‘llflg of Milli l.)l51l'll‘l will in
lll‘lll ill tilt: Frunlillii sli‘t't‘vl school
Feb, 7th, 1903, iii ciuhl o'clock in lit-tir
nutl lit‘l upon tltt» rt-port of tho rom-
liilllt't' :tppoiutctl by said District upon
thc lllillit‘l‘ of :t tit-w school building.
told if dcciuctl lulvlsnhlc, to tllscbui‘gt'
sultl ('oiiimittt-t- mid to uppoiiit it now
t‘oiiiiuiitt-c for Milli purposc; also to
rcsrind tho :tpprnprintioit of iiioiitvys
liort-toforo ililitlt‘ for ll llI.'\\' school
bulidinu. ttntl to npproprittic such :1
sum of lllllllt‘)’ :ts llill\‘ lit' (lt'tlilletl iit‘c-
tssnry uuti lltl\'lHll,tll‘ it‘l‘ iht- purposc
of building and t'ttil'llt.'llil11. n school
building stiliubic for lllt' l’tfllli‘tllnlflllb‘
of tho l‘listrict: slid to transact tiny
oilit-r liliNllii‘h‘h‘ propcriy routing l)"-
fttt'.» sold pivoting.
A. lli..\Nt‘ii.\Rl)
.\l .t'l"l‘ H lCW CORBiC'l‘T
JOHN H. LIGHT
f2 :li’ District Coiliniitton.
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
in Effect December 4, 1904.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. i\l.-v~v12:52x, ttziilix, fizifix, 6:101,
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NEW YORK FOFI SOUTH NORWALK
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Sundays.
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30UTH NOfiVAVVALK TO NEW
VIN.
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court-t NORWALK is DANIURY.
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P. Mr-rllmiyfiiml.’ 5217:, 6:08, 7:17.
DANIUIW 3'0 SOUTH NORWALK.
{in mums. 7225):. 8:11, 10:09:.
“.45.
"'«P.=M.wl:1iiii. 6:39;. 8:45. .
A M IUM’IYI’M Olnblli‘Y. .
P. law-4:25.
To '0th Norwalk'.
A. “1‘7:66I ’
P. who. .
TAILOR-MADE SUITS , .
AT SPECIAL PRICES. .
of ’l‘tiiior-Mudn Suits.
ritpttd thn’gsiiornl mark down
it is inndo of. Prico from $5.00 up.
We will continue our Spocinl blitlo ol' lodics‘, Missns‘ iiiul ('litlitircit‘s (.‘lonksi.
prices iuwor than ovor before.
Only it short. limo now beforo our Annual Stock Takingv—nnti in that time wo propose to reduce our stock
In order to do this We huvo made special prices on it: om all.
Not n suit. in stock has tut-
\'ou can buy it Suit of its now for less than tits origintti cost of tho goods that.
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CLOA‘KS.
Many good ihingu M: and
l
LADIES’ SWEATERS
. . AND NORFOLK JACKETS.
All of our lAitllcs‘ iintl Misses‘ Swoolcrs and Norfolk .incituis tit priccs to close.
Prior, $1.00 to $3.30, i‘oriucr price, $2.50 to $5.00.
in \i'liiic. ltwl ttiitl liluo.
Filip )lllntl‘nlntlt" minds
. HOUSEFURNISHING DEPT.
ti ill/own Tumblers for
ti llitnlcrn Globes for
Ii [tolls 'i‘ollot l’itpcr for
it liars \Vusiilug Soup for
:1 Bars Stiuti Soup for
lilcll tloz. Blown Goblets for 950 Hand Lamp, complete, its:
t v .... t. . -- ' o .
1,3,:ii,*:,‘,;*«;;;‘,‘g,;‘”W“ ” '"" *2“), $3.25 on limiters for $2.60
ant-in tint. on thus, not: iii-‘5 0i! llrntm‘tt for $11.50
luctlmnlorns, 29¢ MM. 011 lioniors for $3.95
TRISTRAM & HYATT, Norwalk,00nn.
"sr‘tttitai‘wal'muu, c‘Auc’AsiA.
liA'i‘Ol'li, Clitlt‘flillll, Fcb. tl.~\\'ltii . ,
this oxccption of ono fttctory. which
is partiully working, all lllt‘! t'uctoritis
and oil writs not] many wuroiiousos
and shops itro t-losctl. Tilt} prices of
iootlstuifs lutvc i'iscii. Patrols niniitig‘c
to iiitiiiitttiii ()l'ilt‘i' uniting tlit- crowds
in tho sirccts, hut trniitr is suspoutitul.
'i‘lit‘ Suiiitrtitli Railroad stntlon tiiitl
scvcrni miles or the railroad have bet-ii
wilfully (llllllllgtf‘tl.
”distinct: Sale 4
CONTINUED.
Men's and Boyc’ Caps and Hats.
50:: and 25c caps at 12!.1‘2c.
Mcus' coil: hats. black and colors for.
merly $1.50 and $2.00. Clearance Sale,
69c and SEC.
Derbies, 98¢, $1.23. $1.73.
D. Gottlieb
CLOTHING, SHOES 'AND
FURNISHINGS.
11 North Main street. South Norwalk
1 5. FOX,
THE LADIES'TAILOR AND FUR-
RIER.
A CIcnrnncr Snio on cvcrythlng. Ln.
tiles lllnck Goals. 34 inoht‘s long, lined
with Skinnm"s satin. my own iunkc,
price. so. Short, (lotus, 2t inches long.
lined with Skinncr's sniin. my own
iiiitkc. prico $3.98. Those are not the
only things, but wt» hnvo n reduction
Stilt: on everything. indirs‘ Pleated
Skirts, from $2.19 tip. Outing Flannel
Wiiists, from tho up. Cnsluucrr thlsts,
$1.49 up, We have more articles wiiirhi '..-
we run-not mention. Plcaso cnll iii our
storo hcforo going elsewhere. Sale be-
gin; Saturday. January 7. 1905.
“GiOVERS' "If PLACE."
'psou E, 357—0!
“WEAR SHOES iliAl ill"
Ei‘he Forris Cool 00.
The Ferris Coal Co.
The Ferris Cool 00.
“Everything Good
” in J ‘“
Cool and. Wood”
The Ferris 009.100.
NC. 2 AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
— *-—
H. Kriegery,
THE GREAT
‘T WINTER GLOT i‘NG
Furs and Cioaks
I. And all other Wearing Apparel for
Men, Women and Children,‘is
now going on at. our store- i
\
Charge Accounts Solicited.
Easy Payments will settle your bill.
H. Krieger & Go.
West Washington Street.
/WW.
0L5 ENSHOESTO if
Sale of Fine Footwear
llllilli‘ii' $3.00 nnti $1.00 l’nt. (Inlt lilttulier Shaun .... $1.08
ltfldlt'il’ $2.00 ltiti Shoots. Button. nitirltstl down to .....................98tt
l.tltllcsf 32.50 High lltltiOil Arctlmt, iti...... "~39
MEN’S ssoss.
Men's $3.50 lintttliorn Quniily Shoe-s, tit.. ...... 32.48
PM. (Jolt Button tinti illi‘itshm' mils. . . .
Men’s Fitz You Qilflllly‘ $3.00 Hlloéll titt...t.....t....-......:.v.‘.......... $1.98
llox Unit Blockers and units. ‘
cannon installers lllltl mitt. '
~ Viol Kid. Itilllllm‘ lined, liltfti. ,
Men‘s lilgii (hit But: Cult 81.110 htorm Boots. nt ...;................... ”All
nonan-onnl-Iilnouuolitli
The Economics.
The FerrisOonl Co _
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