Kains. and We mean what we say.
, ‘ We invite you to our store to
' I face Poster. ‘
Miss , Hattie Or
in Ridgefield.
Wm—
Henry Setter, of Bridgeport, visited
friends here yesterday.
The condition of Daniel Ladrigan
continues about the same. ' .
AlbertBlocm has been chosen cap-
thin of the Pastime Athletic Club's ball
‘ team.
M. S. Partrick, who is ill at his home
in "Winfield street with pneumonia res
. mains about the same.
‘ Rev. E. Cunningham'wiil lead the
weekly prayer meeting this evening In
the East Avenue Methodist Church.
A meeting of -the,.Junior League of
the East Avenue Methodist Church
will M held this afternoon at 8.30 at
the church.
The regular weekly social service of
the Advent Christian Church will be
held this evening Rev James w Da-
vis will act as leader.
The monthly business meting of the
Epworth League was held last evening
in the East Avenue Methodist Church
After the business meeting a. social
hour was spent in the primary room.
Games were played and light refresh—
ments were served.
ROWAYTON.
Old-lime shore men say that they
do not remember seeing the harbor
tied up so tightly in years. it is much
worse than last’winter, according to
these men. Yesterday the ice was
stout enough for a team to drive out
around the lighthouse. No one tackled
such a proposition. but the ice was
thick enough to support a very hemy
load. it looks as though the rcssels
would have. a long siege of H.011
Smith's Island.
The members of Rowayton Hose
Company gave a very successful criter-
tainmcnt in Craw's Hull, last night.
about $50 being realized. The hall was
crowded and refreshments were served.
The program rendered was as follows:
il’ano solo, Mrs. Eurlc Stevens: suprano
solo, Miss Alicc Brundagc; vocal solo
David Albrecht, reading, Mrs. J. B
Raymond; soprano solo. Miss Nettie
Plunder; baritone solo. George Shiuc.
Stamford; piano duct, Misses (lrorkell.
and Plunder; recitation, Miss Clara
Raymond; tenor solo, W. Fred Ambler;
piano solo Mrs. Earle Stevens. The
entertainment “as for the building
fund. '
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
—-~'I‘he now Sardines at Sircct‘ a Cash
Grocery.
c
J. F. Fitzpatrick. of Noroton. had an
exciting experience in a runaway
sleigh. Tuesday evening, on the Post
Road. beyond chlcr‘s Hill.
thrown from his collar and was drag-
ged sev crul huidrcd feet but managed
to hang on lines and flush. succeeded
in checking the horse He was not
hurt. The caller was considerably
damaged.
WESTPORT.
A party from here slelgbed Io
Greenfield last night and joined in
the festivities at the Grange there.
There are several hero. who plan
to go to the social given by the Rev.
W. H. Cane. last night at the pnrson
age, Greenfield.
Another balloon yarn. that about a
sound liner ashore off here yesterday
or course no one belicvcd II when the
report came as far as Sarrgatuck. and
iherc seems to be a keep your eye on
.lompo" suggestion to it as well as it
certainly that some one of the num'
orouu cigarellc smokers had been
duck shooting or ciamingnnd KCI be-
foggcd by their smoke.
Hawthorn lun opens Its doors on
Saturday and for the occasion there
, has been Invliniionu extended to a
limited number. There is reason to
believe that thr- promises made by the
management relative to the conduct
of the place will be kept and the hotel
been one of Iho most Inviting and
citrus ve country houses In the locum
fry. 'I‘lio mutter of a license that was
nggilatod some weeks ago and against
which them were rumors of a protest
has been disposed of. " No remort-
atranco having matured the license
was granted.
GLENBROOK
rum Hattie liryuns hi visiting with
friends in Brooklyn
Miss Angeline Jennings visited
friends In ridgcport yesterday? '
”Do you know
_ ‘ articuryshes- Vin-
$5...ro
Fifi 3 Mir?! HiifA Vigor cu'i'cll _
This is one of the old time sales and an advertisement of Bar-
Dust Orange. N. J. ,
Hhsklns Tuesday.
He wasi
unknown.srcrnllelilfian son6 ‘0 i?“
inspect and decide for yourself.
'u‘fo an
scum uoawntx. "
days.
.3 The Reading Circle spent a. pleasant
afternoon with Mrs. William lice
W
" ‘ O. H. Jennings and wife, have re.
turned home from a visit with relu-
Iives in the Norwalks.
Miss Emily Hendrie in visiting with
Mrs. Samuel ,Evers has returned
home after spending a few days with
friends in Brooklyn and New York.
POISONS IN FOOD.
Perhaps you don’t rcufze that many
. pain DOISODH originate in your 1'00“.
but some day you may feel a twinge
of dyspepsia that will convince you.
Dr King's New Life Pills are gum-am
teed to cure all sickness due to pois-
ons of undigested food—or money
back. 25c. at F. H. Baxter's Drug
Store. Try them.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Motions on Short Calendar Tomor-
row Before Judge Reed.
The following motions are on the
short calendar of the superior court
for hearing before Judge Reed io-
morrow:
Tobias Bernhard at a] vs. The John
Hancock Mutual life insurance Co.
motion to milks answer more apt}
cific;.Henry Lee, administrator, vs.
N. Y., N. H, & H. R. R. Co., judgment
for want of answer; Harriet Swiis'
appeal from probate, appellant’s mo-
iion for new trial; The Union Savings
Bank. ofDanbuI-y, vs. Sarah E. Aus-
tin, disclosure of defense or foreclos.
ure; Metropolis lilanufaclurlng Co. vs.
David W. Lynch, motion for permis-
sion lo file answer to counter claim,
motion to make notice of subseueut
damages more specific; R. Frederick
Dunham vs. City of Bridgeport. ct als.,
judgment for want of answer; Henry
H. Johnson vs. Ferdinand Dexter,
disclosure; Robert H, McGraih vs.
Joseph D. Sawyer er, al.. acceptance
of report of committee. confirmation
of sale and supplemental judgment;
J. Walter Thompson Co. vs, R. ll.
Beldeu at als. judgment for warn of
answer; Frederick M. Salmon vs.
Wlliam K. Maples of al., motion for
special ball by defendants before
pleading; Tho Bridgeport Trust Co.,
administrator. appeal from probate.
judgment for want of answer; \flo
Currcili vs Charles S. .Iatksou of al..
Judgment for
G. Bacham Va, [.0011 \V. Bncham. fur-
lhcr order of uoiicc; Amy \V. tiaincs’
appeal from probate. motion for rcu<
sons of appeal. motion for ‘bond for
appellant's costs; ‘Harriel i1. Scoflcid
00., for leave to enter to prosecute;
.Ausllu Van Wic vs. Beatrice Id. Van
‘:,\Vie. for leave to flip nuswcr and
cross complaint and that cross (om
list. unless answer to same bc filed
within limo limited by couri:
W. Skldniorc vs. Richard 10. Mansfield
or als.,
lilcin: The M.
'W. H, Booth, judgment for want of
answer; Luigi Guerrero vs. Francesco
Pcrrclll,
cuilon; Edward E. Howell vs. Samuel
A. Wood. judgment for want of an.
iswer; Stale of Connecticut vs. John
l'i‘. Donovan ct aha. for Judgment:
N. H, & H. R R. (20.. judgment for
want of answer: The Joseph P.
Coughlin Co. vs.
H. It R. 00., judgment for want of
answer; Joseph Schiavone v.s Beriha
Schlavone. furihcr order of notice
, Uncontested divorces-Wolff An~
drew vs. Yeiia Andrews, Sarah SI
Carlos vs Don Juan SI. Carlos .IOs
eph Lapoczka Vs Mary Irapoczka.
(llarn Clark vs, Hurry H. Clark, John
W. Dietrich ‘vs. Bessie Dietrich.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES IN
INDIA UNITE.
NEW YORK. Feb. fir-information
has been received by ,ilrc Board of
Foreign Missions of tho Prcsbytcrlnn
Church, In this city. flint the Prcs-
bytorian Church in India have been
united into one general assembly aner
, a series of meetings at Allahabad. The
news came from Principal A, H. low
lug, of tho Allahabad Christian Coi-
loge. 'i'he churches includol are: The
Church of Scotland. United Free
‘ Church of Scotland. Presbyterian
Church of England; Presbyterian
Church of ireland. Presbyterian
Church in the United States of Amer-
ica. Reformed Church of America,
And Presbyterian Church of Canada.
'i‘hey have ilfi presbyieries and 332
churches and a total community of
10,083.. This is said to In? the first
occasion in which churches of Amer
for. and Europe have been united.
W“.-
In.“
vabuntauo oitavao sv FOG.
Yorke Jan. 30 nrnivadr have this
to out i e steamer was sent to horn on
br special train. This in the first than
American mails had. been landed at
want of answer; Alice;
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, George on
‘ , W. Dean, Maple avenue.
' , “Armies of Field Marshal Mama,
and General Kuropaikiu Ex-
is Frozeii
'I‘OKIO, Feb. 9. 11.30 a. m.-'l‘ho fru-
presslon pIevails here that the impend-
ing battle between the armies of Field
Marshal Cy sum and General Kuropnt-
kill will occur before any material thaw
takes place. which would convert the
country into a slushy hog and render
the mdvement of guns, ammunition and
stores impossible until the roads hard-
The emperor and empress of? Japan
have given 100.000 yen ($40,000) to the
army and navy departments to pur»
chase wines and delicacies for the celc.
bration of the national holiday, which
will take place on Saturday next Feb»
ruary 11
Vice President 'l‘akahasi, of the Bank
of Japan, will leave for Amer ica and
England via Van (louver on February
17. to hold preliminary conferences
with financiers of those countries re-
garding terms of a fourth domestic
loan. Minister of Finance Yoslriro is
arranging to meet Japanese bankers
and capitalists on the 13th of Febru—
ary to discuss the rate of interest and
time for which this loan will run,
A report from. Manchurian licadquar
tors says that the Russians have con-
tinued their bombardment In the di—
rection. of the Shakhe river since the
night of February 7. They continue in-
trenching in front of lileuchanpuo and
in the vicinity of Heikoutai. ,
S'l‘. PE’l‘ERSBURG. Feb, lit-mil
Souverlu, editor of the, Novoo Vrcrn
ya, in n pessimistic review of the first
year of the war In today's Issue of his
paper attributes the responsibility for
the Russian disasters firstly to For-
eign Minostcr imasdorff. former Vice-
roy Alcxiefl’ and Baron Rosco, lalc
Russian minister to Japan, whom he
accuses of drawing Russia info a ter-
ribip war by complete ignorance of llll‘
true slate of affairs in me Far East.
M .Souvorfn declares the reason for
the fall of Port Arihur before the corn-
plete exhaustion of its means of re-
sislance Was the death of Majochn-
eral Kondratcnko, “who was the real
hero of the defence of rho fortress and
who filled both the civil and military
men wiilr courage. while I.Ieut.-Gcncral
Slocsscl only manifested civil cour-
age."
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
0121.. says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of. but nothinghelped me
until I look Brazilian Balm. and one I'Iil
cont bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. If. Plnlsted, F. ii. 11m:~
.er and the Clifford Pharmacy. "
vs. Connecticut Railway and Lightlugl
appointment. of guardian ad pnrom.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
"HUMAN HEARTS“
The more announcement first the
people's l'uvoriic play. "ifunrnu
Hearts.“ is coming in our cilv, is a
mailer of rum-h iruporr to tho llreniro-
goers in our midst. No melodrama of
Ilifliiii beplacmi “DOD lilo unoonlcsiml modern limes has cujovcd tho voguc
lhai bur-z boon IIccordml In W. l'Z
Juiillrl Nnnkcvlllo's solid. substantial sucrose.
”Human licnrls." ’l‘hc rcnson lg up
'l‘iIc play is inlcrcsling l‘l'oIn
Slcluerl 8: Sons Co. vs. . the risc of rho ruriain on the first aci
1riIIill lilt‘ final curtain falls.
'l‘hc cil-
, Iunxcs are strong and cxcliing, and the
motion for bonds for pros-in:
story In one that will appeal to all
irlnsses or llrcalrcgocrs. no matter
what their stations in life may be.
The situations. lines and incidental
| business of the play are of such n on
DOA/DR, Ilium. Feb. 9w’i‘lre Red Star
Lino sfcamer Yadorland. from New
morning aftsr having been delayed by,
Rona hundred.- km of In ll,
Frank .I. Strnusbergcr vs, The N. Vulture that they compel the undivided
attention of the spectators. A strong
vein of comedy runs through Ihc play.
the N Y., N. H & but it in so placed that never at any
time does ii conflict with the illnrl-
serious sconce. The author has been
careful to preserve the dramatic uni-
tics. l-ils characters are finely drawn,
and as true to nature as possible: In
fact. Mr. Reid has taken moat of lilo
characters from life. “Human Hearts"
will be seen at Hovt’e Theatre Ilium--
day, mnllnco and night.
MUSICAL UNION HAUL.
The first annual concert, promenade
and ball, to be given tomorrow night
in Music Hall by tho Norwnlk-Stnrn-
ford Musical Union, No. bit, A. F. of M.,
will be run on a scale never before
attempted In town. and will undoubted-
ly prove to be the biggest. affair of
the season. The committee has Iuadc
urrauuumnta for the entertainment of
everyone who attends. those who
dance and those who do not Previous
In the dancing. the orchestra of the
Union, iiuinbcriug thirty skilled musl-
clans will render an excellent concert
and will afterwards furnish dance mu
sic. The broad band of the Union.
situated in the gallery, will play for
the promcnudes. [The very reasonable
places the affair within the reach of
all who wish to attend. and the mom
clans of the two towns will no doubt
be greeted by: ovary largo iludiancs
, Concert will begin at 8: 10 o'clock.
Special attention is again called to the
fact lllfii there will positively be no in.
toticuuta either sold or allowed In the
a - ..
, . man woman nr'rnac'rioni”
.In the production of Charles Calls-
linns celebrated Slaves of the Mine
wlch Is included in the repertoire oi
below the surface. A scene of this
kind has never boon attempted by a
‘ -‘ thing In the pack
pooled to Fight While dround ‘
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle. . ,
Try ‘
m r. gumoiii‘. annular dosscrtafiw
«aired Highest id.
World’s Fair. St. Louis. 1004.
a ea add. boiling wat
unge, Raspber ,‘ Strawberry om,»
late, and Cherry. Order a package of
each flavor from
1011. ‘ .
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NATIVES APPEAR BATiBFIED.
San Domingo Rodidpnts Willing for
United States to Conduct Adam.
NEW YORK, Féb iI—Jl‘hc action
of ills United States government in
inking charge of the customs receipts
of Santo Domingo isnonciaily consid-
cred by the natives of sand. Domingo
as for the bestdulorsia of the oounv
try, Hays Judge John 'l‘a Abbott, who
arrived here today on the Clyde Line
steamer Cherokee. .Iudgc Abbott is
the representative of the Sun Domingo
Improvement Company. and since last
April has been in charge of the cus-
toms house at l’uerlo i’lala, undor
agreement with the Dominican govern-
ment. Speaking of conditions in San-
l.o Domingo. Judge Abbott said today:
"The United States Government took
charge of all the parts of Santa Do-
mingo on February 1, except Pucrto
Plain and Monte Crisii. The former
I still have in charge. while the latter
Is administered by natives. All the
money is turned over to
States authorities. This arrangement
is viewed with satisfaction by the
nurge majority of the natives reprc
scaling the influential business Inter-
ests and the landed proprietors. In
fact, there is very little talk anywhecr
about the mailer. 'l‘hc revolutionary
element is iiol much in evidence. it
is generally considered ihni: ibis ac-
iion on the part of the United States
is for the best interests of the coun-
try.
FRENCH PRICES HIGHER.
PARIS. Fob. iI.—«~A dcsnniclr to ilrc
Marin from Si. Pctcrsburg says Flu-
nncc Minister Kolmvsoi‘l’ in the coursc
of an interview said Bcrman firms
had been given Russian Inflliiary con
tracts in preference to French firms
because the prices of the initerl were
considerably highcr. The Minister
said it was absolutely false that the
Germans had. when negotiating the
last Russian loan, imposed the condi-
tion that the German firms should
receive Russian military contracts.
COAL STRIKERS RETURN TO
WORK.
IDSSEN, Prussia. Feb. ll.-A conven-
tion of delegates representing “1"
strikers of the outiro'RlImiir-ilr-WcsibuI
iau coal region. adopted a resolution
at 2 o'clock this afternoon In return
10 Work. <
A woman always kuows
baby
that ill‘i
is the meal beautiful mic llra'
was over born, lull. what she warns
is illm others should know ii.
EN! OHIITIR 3 InuLIIN
1va elitism
CAFE. ! Genuine. o.
«g'ms'rnn‘dkilwm
roll It.“
run-um doom.
II.
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MID“
Islamic NI. min
thus:- “'3 grim
DWI 0‘
lion. any of your bright. or an
.IMI‘U
loam mi
and “Ellen“. hr I :0“. ’ in tour by u
no 53,113.?"A.....l'.‘l‘fd‘.“‘l.i‘°’3.‘;
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price of admission. twenty-live cunts. ‘5
e Ideals. one of the sensational few! .;
' turns will he the ilhti’liliillf of a racial.
'1 mine in actual operation many feet
During ills lair
1905
Bear rush Mimi
that. we soil Wall Papers, Crockery.
Glassware. Lamps, Chimneys and
llurnors, Shelf Paper. Window Shades
Cornice Polcs, Curtain lends,
Mixed Paints. Window Glass. Enamels,
Stains and Varnishes, Paint and Ai-
tisls' Brushes, Towel Holders and
Racks, Framed Pit-trues, Photo
Frames, Stepladders. Chair Steplad-
dcrs. Arlisls’ Materials for Oil. Wabar_
Charcoal and Crayon Work.
We do a general Painting. Paper
Hanging and Decorating business.
To order
Piclrrrn Frames and Window Shades.
We go anywhere for business,
Respectfully, .. ‘.
L H. DBiiiBi.
87 WASHINGTON STREET,
South Nor-walk. Conn.
Telephone Connection.
_ fibularcpriced unfunny before. owing
tho niosuitut c of the same. The
”iii, play tall I a strong start: bf life in the A
anthracite regions and the 'Ipiol 11 both
novel and interesting. The play will
”be presented 'i'ueadny evening.
,i
our aim-e1 toqu.
the Unitcd‘
Ready '
Gold Medal. , ‘
lovely-
are ,
Ecru Kept Clean.
It is easily ap-
l piled and not expensive and gives uni»
vernal satisfaction.
WM
FOR SALE BY
HARDWARE. ‘
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 143-0.
als++n1 any”; woman... yd.-
hilt There Be
Li it
AND THERE IS LIGHT lN ABUN‘
DANCE WHERE THE HIGH CAN-
DLE POWER
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loath Norwalk, Donn.
Bill NATIONAL BANK
scum NORWALK. cons.
0110111112“ 13112.
WITH
Capital 310000000
Surplus. ”00.00000
Not Proms. 360.000. 00
Cobalt- account: of Individuals. mn-
tincture", merchants and corporations
upon favorabll «nun.
EDWIN H. MATHIWOON. Pr“.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vino-Pm
JAOOI M. LAY'I'ON, Mills
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DIRECTOII.
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It
fionnwrltnlod. '
onosmo enamels or
,u SKATE swoon, AT 008'.
.. SOME OF THEM was
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games 'rors AND novau.
ll
3850c Sherlock Holmes and Pit
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Skates and Cutlery ground :1
and liftiplliipd. , '
E II. R. BULKLEY,;
52 80. MAIN ST.
be safely rcinv eated through this Com
pany at 5 per cent. «increasing the in-
come 25 per cent.
Description of methods and all de
sired information on request.
1111 consents bear earnings from
day received to day withdrawn.
Assets ............. $1,700,000
Surplus and Profits ....... $180,000
Endorsed by the most conservathe
authorities upon investments.
State supervision of New York and
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE. 18 30. MAIN 31’.
Resident Directors. Resident Manners.
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow
.. Lamar. 1~-.
Freslanllllreaii
Fresh Herring ..... . ....... .. for
luddock ........ . ......... . ..’.‘c
,eakfish ..... . ......... .. iOc
Blues, large and small ........... 2c
Whole Salmon ..... lllc
Erosifislr . Sc
Ciscocs ....................... Jil‘c
Whitefish ...... . ................. 10!!
T’irkci'ol . .» .......... . ............ 10c.
Smell ................ . ........... 15c
Native Eels ..141:
llnlibul, Spanish Mnckcrcl, ‘Steak
Cod. Sliccd Salmon. Pike and German
Carp and all othri‘ kinds of Fresh Fish
ut rcusonnble prices.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARK T.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
South Norwalk.
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSO, Prop.
-......._.... .._-..... ..
Miss Baorum,
DERMII T01. 00151”.
cHIROPODIST.
Lookwood's Hall. ,
..arwafk. Conn.
Office Hours.-
9 to 12 a. m. Ha 5:30 p. m.
Telephone
Connection.
r. S Banks
Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor
ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR JOB-
BING. BUILDING OF NEW AND RE-
MODELING OF OLD 8TBUCTURE8.
iN OR OUT-OF- TOWN ORDER§ BY
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
«aesrosncs—
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Surety Bonds
Or an Kinda.
Liberal Policy for Automobile. with.
out restriction"to storage of Gasoline.
mm M. [Arrow
R. R. ”liven scum Ndr‘lv’afk.
Donations nu. ‘
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scans Baked Beans u...
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CEAST NORWALK,
a house and lot in town or real and.
,. ,of any description quickly, call or no
di'éss " *- We]
W. B. DeGARMO
86 Wall Street. Nor-walk. Conn.
a will be of advantage to you also
to see me if you are desirous of on?!
in; any kind of property.
coausa RAILROAD AVENUE AND
MONROE eraser. , ,
Newly furnished thronghOut. mm
city Electricity and heat in every]
room. Baths in connection. Pew
fect sanitation. Rooms excellently!
appointed. Always comfortable and
quiet. ‘ , 11
Cafe carrying a nil line of Ackn-
Merriii and Condits wines, inward
and cigars. Best stocked bar in the
city.
'r J. SULLIVAN, Prop. if
TELEPHONE CALL, ,, 3.6-3.
for your Bath Room. They are
clean, oat and durable.
Hoddhe R. Nasn,
con. N. MAIN AND wear 31's.]
so. NORWALK. cons. i
Wall
Poper.
Wonderful how low you can,
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the’very basil
contr'ac i or house painting and
will be glad to submit figures ton
your work. . ..... I
We try to carry in stock every-
thing you. need for the decoratlc l
of your house inside or out. . ‘1
m.
if You Whirl to Sell“
‘ your property, whether It is a farm.
\l .
norELVIcroma
Money now drawing 4 per cent. can '
comfortable and up to-date hotel in tho '
USe STANDARD FIXTURES
is a littleqlarger'than ever before. ,
K
Norwalk Chronicler