. 55: ms 5.119.517
tide mo 1. rm; 1.33 p. m.
. velopnrent or on
‘ mightier matters.
run.
m such who. Nor-walk.
sprouts ampsernont in Newtown
now is driving through snow
iii! (mm 8 to lb lest deep
on may not be able to catch frost
Mil-ibis. weather. . but the most care
loin person can-easily catch a cold.
. rdctlcally every shop in the city of
singers is workrig" our blast and
Any are running several hours over
0 every night, say‘the Harttord pa.
Alleged favoritism in the delivery
at, armor plates for the battleship
Connecticut is complained at by the
bureau of ordnance. It is too bad
that a fighting vessel cannot be con-
Btrticted without some. talk or the
hind;
. . Surgeon General Wyman, oi the pub.
Iic health and marine hospital service,
mid the House Commerce Committee
hat, besides the 276 known to be ai-
icted with leprosy in the United
totes. there were probably 100 others
scattered through theStatcs and Ten
,ritor-ies. He suggested an. a site for
a leproarlum be set apart in, the arid
' regional the Southwest and the corn-
ittoe seriously decided to bring in a
III to carry out the suggestion.
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, Senator Dollivcr was making a
. speech during the campaign in West
. Virginia. near the place where he was
born and reared. He waxed sentiment
‘ al. “Dear‘ old country," he said; "I
' .‘iove every toot of it. I know it as well
as Iido my adopted State. Wily, right
“over there is a farm where I hope
spent many happy hours.' I gathered
' and, carried away more than fifty bush.
els of chestnuts that grow on that
form " “Yes," came from a seat in the
‘ rear, "and you have been peddling
them out ever since. "
W...—
I was in a little town in South Caro-
lina the other day, said J. Ppl‘hllllps,
* of Atlanta, "and saw one 01: the most
'.'remarkable tombstones I ever heard
of, The postmaster in the town had
been a poprrlar man, and when he
died the citizens raised a fund to erect
amendment to his memory. It was a
large'shal't of marble. Upon the face
. of tile shaft was carved a letter; ad
' drpsséd to the dead postmaster, and
pairing a stamp. Beneath was writ-
ten the inscription, rind this is all it
said: ‘Hc was a man pt letters: "
Senator Nelson, or Minnesota, called
on the President to presentla constitu.
- ant named Ulstend. the {other of tile
.3
, warmly congratulated the visitor, and
A, news oi this {not soon rcnclrcd‘ Minne-
sota. In a day or two Senator Nelson
received a letter from a man named
Shelton. who said: "Dear Sonatas—cl
, notice you have been introducing a
rman to the President. who claims to
have fifteen living children. Now Son.
ator, this mail is a pikcr. I have twen-
{ty-two living children and i lnciose
gphotograph to prove it. Please show
:‘thig to the President."
, The Socialisilc party is
fatrenzth in Japan. Its principal dc-
rimands are: Abolition of armies and
Illnvles: abolition of caste; nationaliza-
,’~tion'ol railways. canals, ctc.‘. form and
P.0qual education; mrrnlcipaiizutlon 01'
:,Gas water. trams and other civic IIIO-
inapplics; public ownership at land
Anon: cities; .r labor burcnn; prohibi-
{31911 of child labor. of unsuitable woo
linen's work of night work for girls
and youths. bird or Sunday labor; an
night-hour day; no capital punishment,
cmploycrs‘ liability; no house of
peers: freedom oi’ speech and or the
press.
3‘ ,- The .
athlifi'ord Hotel D
We Itacsnr sun-as or [Rooms
wr'rH Pawns onus A'i'
arrascrws parses.
JOSEPH L. WALZ, Prop.
> Also
~ Proprietor Hotel Mahackomo.‘
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Telephone 398.
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‘ atom can cum.
INTEREST.
ain't-ave son to amass or
WK in ms COLUMBIA ax-
, Tipi‘i a ppvstornasr no.
I A nose-rarity orvrnsrio
an an: own was com
your columns to prophesies
‘ community
nth MKVoMs ‘ilhoul e at
lFrankiln humbly ll: Tonight.
My. Editor: lay I illliii‘u use or
a” kilo Impor ,
lance c! the attendance ct. ‘Ull: Borrth
Norwalk voters upon the Willi «
School meeting at Franklin childish .
tonight. We hear much or the prop
reps, growth, material p parity. us
indus-
et the
(Militias, ,
"desirability
‘ are the best. Mechanical precish
.. ion. perfect material and careful
unish are the features that have
blade Walthejn Watches the beat».
in the world.‘ In sold. sold
filled and silver cases at ‘
A. W. Austin’ 9,
to Wall in. , Norwalk. cons.
let us. small one «on
with industrial. Schools like factor»
lea cost money. ThereiOre such tax
payer should be concerned. The
schools educate the child. Therefore
each parent should be concerned. The
health of school prrpiia depends in part
on the character of the buildings in
which for live and a half hours daily
they are housed. That touches the
Those having no child
ran in the public schools are yet vital-
ly interested (or the character or the
young men or the city is in'lurge part
moulded by the school associations.
and habits or industry. promptness.’ up i
pllcatlon, persistence and obedience
lnculcated that are essentials of the
wage-earner and employer alike. So
all interests oi’ the city are touched by
the schools. Especially now are
those parents concerned whose child.
ren now have no accommodation, and.
those whose little ones already have
been refused or will have no place in
April and September. Are you not
interested to be present? . .l '
‘*‘ W; C‘." FOOTE
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TRINITY LENTEN SERVICES
m
Rev. Romllly F. Humpbriee Arranges
for Special Preachermo’,
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POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
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filmm-
IIAS IID SUBSTITUTE
FEMININE TOPICS.
A child's coat of myrtle-green Ven-
etian cloth is trimmed with white
broadcloth and gilt buttons,
A little norm: in the bath water in
a wonderful help in softening the
water and ma ing the bath beneficial.
The new lo which is being used
freely by the millinels is exceedingly
bright and it is taking splendidly. It
is a good between Season color for
wear when trees are barn and outdoor
surroundings generally gloomy.
i The prediction that hate would be
Ismail has come true. The advance
HOYT' S THEATRE.
One Night Only.
. y‘ruesday Feb 7th.
‘ESCAPED FROM
THE HAREM"
One Great Blaze of Dramatic Splendor.
James H. Wallick Amusement Com.
As usual at Trinity Church there
will be held the Friday evening ser-
vice with special preachers, and once
more the rector appeals to the men
to‘sei asidethe Friday evenings oi
Lentior this service. The following
clergy are expected to visit the church
this Lent:
March iO—The Rev. Wem yss Smith.‘ I
' or St Palrrhs Norwolk.
March 17~Arch- Deacon VunKleeck,
or Westchester, N. Y., rector of Grace
Church, White Plains. 5
March 24 --Rev W. P. Downcs. Vi»
car of Trinity Chapel. New Haven.
March 3l—Rev. Dr'. Guilbert of
Southport.
April I-Rev. E. A. Dodd, of St.
Mark’s Church, New York.
April 14.—-Rev. Homer 1“. Taylor, of
The Church of the Holy Communion,
New York.
With the purpose of realizing better
the deep and essential thing of our
Christian Religion. and the place and
value of outward expressions ql‘ ll, tilt
rector will preach Oil the Sunday
mornings in bent on the following srrh-, ~
lects: I
Faith and the Bible.
Faith and the Church. I
‘ FilIIIi and the Sacraments.
Faith and the Crccds.
Faith and the Ministry.
Faith and Ira .\lllIIOI"II\'
On Sunday evenings. the addresses
will be plain, direct talks on the per
.orini moral and rciigiouu lil‘c.
shapes are very trim, and even the
hats with brinrs cannot be called large.
Whether they will remain through the
summonscasnu ion. is not certain.
There's a good deal or green among '
the no» nuts. and ed rose 15 a favor-
ire. For early wear it is combined
with black.
The House Beautiful” gives in its
current issue .rrr illustration of a hen"
lug plant shell which is an attractive
variation of the usual windowdrcx
treatment. The foundation is a well.
,scnsonod hoard tcn Inches wide, one
inch illick, and as long as the window
is wide. The board is lined with tin.
in order to protect the Wood from
moisture. A rum-ow ledge or heading
{form a finish aroung the shell. Four
clrhilrs suspended from simple iron
br‘rukcta hold the board in place.
When tilled with pots of llowcrs the
strait Is an nttrnclirc and novel win
dow I‘euturc.
A crept many who road articles on
the beniifylng or the flesh and figure
seem to think that by increasing the
dose or doubling the exercise will
grow bentiiul more quickly so in
atom! of exercising a. little at a time
for a continued period they overdo
and become ill; instead of using some
, really valuable toilet preparation judi-
clously they retard matters by using
too much and causing injury where
improvement was easy. It is some.
times well to follow the advice of
those who are In position to give it.
parry Presents Charles A. Taylor's Blu-
gest Dramatic Hit! ‘
PRICES, 25—35—50 CENTS.
SEATS ON SALE FRIDAY FEB. 3.
\
HOYT'S THEATRE.
Uta-n..—
ONE DAY ONLY.
amuse/w. FEB. 11TH.
MATINEE’AND NIGHT.
NANKEVILLE’S SUPREME
success
“Human Hearts”
A True Story From Life
PRESENTED lN DRAMATlC FORM.
Complete Scenic Eulpment.
Capable Campany of Players.
Startling Mechanical Devices.
PRICES:
‘Matinee .................... 10c. 25c
Night .................. 25c, 35c, 50c
seats on sale, Tuesday. Feb. 7.
W. E.
be ill . lira an willy
‘ii blandmdlviaion‘
freight wre . at. anchester bridge.
near Poughhcopaie. . Y.. Saturday
morning. was a Deanery mun althouab ‘
he had not been in that city much tor
several years, says the Daubury News.‘
His mother. Mrs. Max Kai/sen and title
sisters, Mamie and Alicwwimer, live .
at. 39 Austin street, Danhury where.
the body oi the young man lies await.
lng Maria
The report of the wreck stated that-
he was from New Haven. whoop cor.
rect in o. way. (or that is the ter-
ed in that city
Mr Lcinler was twenty~one years of
age He grew up as a boy in Danbury
and received his schooling ‘at the Ger-
man- English cabochon Foster street,
from which he graduated and was
confirmed in German Lutheran
church When he left home he joined
the United States navy as a fireman.
He was in Chinese waters during the
trouble with that country at. the time
o! the Boxer pressures.
Alter being dischargoditrom the na
val service be secured a position with
the New York. New Haven and Hart
ford railroad in tire same capacity and
registered from New Haven.
When his train passed through Dan
bury Friday morning on its way to the
fatal accident near Poughiteepsie. his
mother and oldest sister saw him as
he leaned from the window 0: his en-
gine cab and waved them what proved
to be his last farewell The first news
or his death came to the family in the’
newspaper reports.
Undertaker Thomas F. Tracy went
to Poughkccpsie. Sunday and took’
charge oi the body. He arrived in
Dnnbul'y wilh.il. yesterday morning.
and look in iriinr‘ediately‘to the homo
of rircyoung man's nroiiler. '
The funeral will be held at 39 Aus-
tin sli't‘ltit, this afternoon at 3 o‘clock.
The Rev. Edward II. Fisher, pastor or
the German Lorin-ran church, will
olilcialo.
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LORENZ REPORTED VERY ILL.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.—--Urrllod
States District. Attorney Beach rccelv-_
ed a dcspatch from Judge .1. I“. Korn-
ler. of Toledo. Ohio, Goings E. l.o-
renz's lawyer, saying that the latter
urinal point for his train and be hearth V
, We are showing a goodly assortment of the new cloths
for spring Wear. They are all the conceded styles that will
be used for spring and summer, nineteen hundred and five. ‘ A
Selections from the various Importers and domestic manufac-
turers. Only the newest and best materials are shown at mod-
erate prices.
BLACK AND‘WHITE cnscxs
scores Twssos
HOMESPUNS
PLAIN AN’D annoy MOHAIRS
CREPE on PARIS
CREPELLA, arc.
REGATTA SILK' or Black 36 inches wide. the best pro-
duced. regular price $r. so; special, $1. 29.
they last, at
Silk "Petites airs
We have Just received from the manufacturerssomc excep-
tional values In Silk Petticoats and wish to cell your attention
to this line of high grade Skirts in Black and Colors. ‘While
35.00
has been very sick since last Thursday
but. that he will report in Washington
ill the earliest possible time. This an~l
nouncomcnt came in response to word :
from Lorenz's bondsnrcn in this ciryi
to produce him in court here today.
Mr. Beach lrl. once wired to Toledo tor
Illin‘ Lorenz put ill charge of his ‘
bondsrnan there until such lime as he1
can come to Washington. In his role»
gram the. district altorncy said he. did
not cure to endanger Mr. Lorenz‘s life,
but that he must procc ccd to this city
as soon as he is phrsicnlly nbl.- in
come.
When n woman acts as if she
weren't jealous ii is a sign that every-
body knows she is trying to fool them:
Board Of Relief
-. ' teen children. all living, The President - I
gaining .
‘ notice are worthless and harmful, because no
Notice is hereby gIVen that the
lioard.ot Relief of theTown oi Nor»
walk will meet at their oiilce, Opera
House Block, on Wednesday, Feb. 1st.
1905. from 2 o'clock until 4 o'clock p.
m.: Saturday, Feb. 4th, from 2 until
4 o'clock p. m.: Wednesday evening,
Feb. 8th. from 7 until 9 o‘clock; Satur-
day, Feb. 11th. from 2 until 4 o'clock
p. m; Wednesday evening. Feb. 15th,
from 7 until 9 o'clock; Tuesday, Feb.
21st, from 2 until 4 o’clock p. m., for
the purpose oi hearing and- determining
any and all appeals made to them
from the doing ot‘thc Assessors on list
or 1904.
They will also meet with the As-
sessors as a joint board Tuesday, Feb
21st, at 4 p. m., lor- the purpose of abat-
ing the polls of sick and disabled per-
sons
JAMES SUTIIERLAND,"
JARVIrl KELLOGCI.
CHARLES W. BELL.
Iimrrd or Itelicl. 'I‘cwn oi Norwaik.
120 if
South Norwalk
Board of Relief.
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AUTOMOBILES
Ilcprcscni more value tormilrc dollars invested lhIln any otircr lino.
Built in the largest and best equipped Automobile factory in America.
Prices, $650 to $2,000.
Sand for catalog. Sales Agent. for Norwolk nnd vlclniiY, .
C. L. BARKER, Launch Works,
NOIIWAIJI. CONN.
J
A MAN 0F SENSE
Is tire man who best preserves those faculties with which nature has endowed
him. He may “burn to wear glasses" ----- most people do—ilul the mud or in-
rclllucrrcc llrunkl‘lrily accepts this rlrtlilr'iul did when his cyou toll of its need.
Wircu yours SPEAK let us A("l‘. Our service treutrncui. will bu right.
HOMER B. HOYT. Refracting Optician,
Iiuob ii, iluilcii Iluuk Iiuildinr; i-louili Norwuilr.
Spurirri Appolrrlrucrllr. rrt couvrnlcuce of patrons
illllce hours 8—41: in. 12 ill~-:~il till. i-lrrtrrrriuy evenings. 7~ib
Notice Is hereby given that the
Board of Relief of the City oi South
Norwrrik, will meet on Wednesday,
January 25. 1905, at 7:30 o'clock to ii
p. m.: Saturday, February 4. 1005, from
2 to I» o'clock p. m.: Wednesday, Fol»
ruury ii, from 7:30 to 9 p. m.: Fob-
ruary 15. at 7:30 to ii p. in; Tuesday,
February 28, at 7:30 to 9 p. m.: In the
Council Chamber in Haviiarul street,
In iiiiIiI city. for the purpose of hearing
and determining all Appeals from the
Ironchitis
doings of the libuosuol‘h of said city,
13 more than a' 00‘1th it 13 a (incinerated mm' on the list of Iiiili listed at South
motion or catarrh oi the bronchial tubes and Nurwuik, January is root»
lungswaiiied to asthma. and the most lruitlull mus s. n MAHON.
source 01 consumption. It names all schools 0!: MATTHEW mm“
medicine, and cough our“. loaded with w Wicca: Board at tuner.
('OII II.
H“ W . this...) rN
“may ”ken internally only. ever did or can ‘ ‘ W “l” 1”
cure. assumes sans. the germicide bal- S PO N G E S
33m, 8.10110 11%! triumphed in every (3398 101‘ 20 call around today and have your pick
years ' s , ion: at a choice lot oi American silk
a: 1n n a i. run our. to b i u Image? 33"“ I’IIVIII Emily ”M at
like rope artery ms ant is lit in the treat it“ I! 0' H B ,
and chestwitilirot. new “bill: evcrynight. Tilutlsrircsmrct. It od‘d "“35 “ii“ 7"“ ”l"
penetrnhw. reduces the inflammation. kills the germs. stops the Don't foract that therein m, quipkpp
unnghlng and ruining of phlegm. restoring the lungs tome vigor rsnredy Im- cold in the head, and the
of yuan... Get; the title or $1.00 bottle, keep up the treatment aria. than car A. a. c. GAPS UL“-
hummus for It led nooks and be grruruntce a cure clear down to
the last stage of quick consumption. No cocaine or opiates. "III ZOIIIIISS I’Iiili’iiliiily,
. , . as. thcksondiwp.,indianupoiis, iodides. s so. mm or... so. “Mil/AM
.r,’
ml
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There is No Mistake.
about Life Insurance unless you miss
taking it. ll pays promptly it pays III
full it pays to parties entitled to it. No
lawyers to piry.
No tax. No trouble.
business.
Conn. General Life Ins. Co., of Hart-'
IUI'iI.
FRED'K. 11. FIELD. General Agent.
N. 8. Ferguson, Dwight Spauiding.
Special Agents.
UNITED BANK BUILDING
Telephone 363—5. 80. Norwaik, Ct
«10 years doing
Tender Asparagus Tips ‘
Small Sifted Peas I
Early Sweet Peas
Small Lima Beans
Tender Stringlcss Beans
Boston Baked Beans in tomato
sauce .
Evergreen Sugar Corn
Cream Succotash
Hand Packed Tomatoes
The legal voters of the South Nor-
wulp.r Union School District are here
by notified and Warned that a spec-
IiII meeting of said District will be
Iheld at the Franklin street school
I Feb 7th. 190.), at eight o'clock to hear
and act upon the report of the com
gmitlce appointed by said District upon
the matter of a new school building.
'arrd if deemed advisable to discharge
said Committee and to appoint a new
Committee for said purpose; also to
rescind the appropriation of moneys
RHINE- WESER CANAL.
BERLIN, Feb. T.—~The Lower House
of the Prussian Diet today passed :1
.. . .lthorizing the construction oi
ithe Iihlue-Wcser Canal with an extcn
sion to Hanover.
It Is very immodest for a girl to be
over modest about some things.
SOLVENT NOTICE
District of Norwalk as.
Court January 24 A. 11,1905.
Estate of Henry S. Gregory. late or
'Nor walk in said district deceased.
Probate
No revenue stumps lcssary and advisable for the purpose
Correspondence solicited,
i
f2 3i.
Ilcrclot‘ore made for a new school
building. and to appropriate such a!
sum of money as may be deemed nec-
Tbe Court of Probate for the Dis~
trict of Norwalk hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement
of building and completing a school
building suitable for the reuircments Those who neglect to present their so
of the District; and to transact any i counts. properly attested, within said
other business properly coming be time will be debarred a recovery
tore said meeting. All persons indebted to said estate
A. HLANCHARD are requested to make immediate pay.
MATTHEW CORBETT mom to \
JOHN H. LIGHT JENNIE G. FOOTE.
District Committec.l12~i 31 17 Administratrlx.
TELEPHONE 3.2-4. '
.hc Finest Danrruliluuds Fill in Cans.
Golden Pumpkin and Squash
Royal Ann White Cherries
Fine Table Apricots
5 Block Island Lobster, very. fancy.
tails and claws. selected solid
meats 1. lb. and M. lb. tins
Clam Chowder, quart tins, extra
Lemon Cling Peaches quality , . w, 5‘
Bartlett Pears a“??? TWE‘“ ,.
Eelc dC 1381 d? °° “WW
y $21? ore e 8 rec me IBoned Chicken ,
IPlum Pu ‘ 53333;!
Green Gage and Egg Plum WhoIc Tomatoes or grass
Fancy Columbia River Salmon Apricots, etc. i i “'
Charles E. SeymOur.
LEADING GROCER.
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST.
SO. NORWALK, CONN.
. .H
"REGULAR "Parcels ann Farm?
woman BY OUR BIG CUT.
WALTER BAKER'B COCOA (OUT TO). CAN
MAUD 8. FLOUR (MAKES BEST BREAD). OUT TO
30 Hunt stamps with
1 Tea,
30 Hunt Stamps with 1
Tea,
No.3
10 “I?“ Stamps wit
101mm Stamps with
Ted,
2
25 Hunt stamps with 1 lb. Fancy
l r
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nu-nIMBAG
asset's-vi unis-(apps
...-s.s.:.a...as.llon..-a...ca-
1 lb. But No.
50c
lb. choice No.
400
10 Hunt Stamps with 1 lb. Mocha“
a Java Come,
ti Hunt Stamps with 1 in. Java A?
Marlosibo Cotton,
6 Hunt Stamps with 1 lb. Chelsea:
Santos Coffee,
6 Hunt stamps with 1 lb. Bast Rio
Co flee
to Hunt stamps with V, lb. No.5}
‘ Tea,
3
Il Vg II). No.
250
1/3 II). No. 2
.21
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JUST LIKE FINDING MONEY IF YOU DO YOUR TRADING HERE.
CHOICE LEAN CALIFORNIA HAMS
'2 cans GOLD nook srrrao asas...................
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(OUT TO), ... In I- .
.urur'H-Isnn-oAmunlli “lull“..‘inuHI-I- 2“
3 GAN3 cHo'cll FIRIT GUALITV.TOMATOEB vi..iiislni-au..uuan illst¢0e44riilcvtalnlhoblolbrii“ 26°
cameaaws scoreless»... an
anus LABEL on GOLD ROCK savanna. some also
a
its Washington tr. so. Hermie.
THE NEW YORK GROCERY COMPANY,
Norwaiics
alert linear-yucca. 7 , as C it? this Iwnemmk. J
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Norwalk Chronicler