' pros .oud sons were
I! v serenely, but withel.
on was abundant proof on
side that filters accomplished
car are designed for. and that
tiled to do so; that water
espouse‘snd could only be built by
owed the ability of the city
'éet. and so on.
e discussion went on and on.
I? could have beautoootln-
ell hon to the ammonium”
, d? lilts'tlou-of the audience had not
. , guns that; lull at the no ......
tWe was the best prospects for s' live
yihgéls a disappolntment to the corn-
, lssioners and the advocates of a ill.
Ion tjfi‘e and have spared comforts
1c b‘thln a” plan embracing th ‘ ’"
d css'by the most eminent MIMI!-
The dl‘scu'bslon demonstrated that
rim 0 all objections and prove a bet-
ter Investment. and the people decided
It would be most advisable to adopt
the latter method.
What will be done next we are not
' , able to state, but if the sentiment eer-
pressed at the meeting is to have et-
*toct a plan for s. new reservoir wn.
‘ r be, prepared, and the necessary steps
taken to test the qualities of the water
" it will supply. as soon as possible.
FEMININE TOPICS.
Chocks grow lu favor with each pass-
ing day. Both silk and dress goods de-
, partlnents récord many calls for these
designs.
. Borne women will never wear elab-
outs frocks, but there are willing ones
; slid these will haVe even their linen
,irochs very elaborate the coming sea-
son.
Howells is Eousplcuous among the
1 now dress fabrics.
,. Bountiful deep culls flaring at the
. , elbows and yokes of becoming depth
- are being made at home by deft fingers
to appear latcr on the‘sllk and Wool
suits of color The handsome colored
lInsns.- too. will be trimmed with these
., detachable pieces.
The suggestion In tho Ledger Monih~
that the go to be turned into win-
gardens I not a bad one. Just
think of the musty. dusty garrcts all
t. roofed with glass heated. fur-
ed with .dalnty furniture and an
“dance of beautiful plants scatter-
, , r‘ the room! The downstairs llv.
tumours would suffer for lack of cour-
cuss Beautiful tells of some
opens! vs snuff boxes of tortoise
l and Itenamel which are worth
ih, lpgold but adds that it a
sows 'shnsnie ls linked with a speci-
one must be weiged In something
ore ‘pmmllafi * 1.
. The lowered orgsndles {Ind musllns
delightful summer negligees
‘ WIrH PRIVA'I'I IATl-ll Ar
. Aflhso‘rws onions. .
m 1
contort I..WAI.1. Prep.
Also
Proprietor Hotel Mshsckcmo.
-/
Telephone s99.
‘Ioprlstlen that ”would malts the
'WBS
Harry J Hines. one of the celebrat-
ed "Blues Brothers." singing evange-
lists, was present at the afternoon sor-
vlce yesterday III the Norwallt Church
'snd rendered a Gospel song. Mr. Hon-
dersOn preached, continuing his
thought on “How to Win Peoplebo
Christ.',' The phase of the subject
presented Was the opportunities in the
ordlnhry walks of life [or pointing men
to Jesus. These opportunities were
considered under the four heads of
home, business. society and the church
in studying the opportunities which
were presented In the home. the
preacher showed that. the practical de-
struction of the family altar removed
. one of the greatest opportunities. for
Winning members of the household to
Jesus Christ“
At the 1evenlux service aggry large
congregat on was present. at. Go.-
fsk 'l‘ulle‘r. an evangelist who with Mr
Meredith conducted services In Nor—
walk some three years ago was pros-
out; and directed the- praise service.
and assisted Mr. Mei-ed th In training
the chorus at the close of the service.
preparatory to the specie! services of
Sunday and Monday next. The open-
Ing mayor was offered by the Rev
Robert W. Jones, Duster of the Metb~
edict Church. of 'So‘uthport. The male
up rip tie of the first Methodist
ahurch consisting of Messrs lvllrst
Merriam; Brown and Hathaway, ral-
dared very effectively two selections.
and Mr. Henderson preached the ser-
loop The text was John vii: 17: "I
any man will do his will he shall
show."
hemoheme was the acquisition oi
11:11le go of God by obedience Three
things: the preacher said would bi
known by any man who would- set
himself resolutely to do God's will
Thydrst was sin. Any man who would
honestly begin to do the will of 001
is revealed In Jesus Christ, would dis-
cover his own sinfuluess Second. man
would discover that the only thing that
stood between himself and God
his own will. He showed
very clearly that the reason men
found stumbling blocks In the way
to God was because they were going in
the wrong direction. All the lunch.
alstent people. and the hypocrites over
whom, men stumbled were on the road
that led away from God. and only as I
man was himself going that same way
would he fell over them. The man on
the contrary, who was going God's way
would find that the only stumbllnl
block was his own will. and that was
something which he had full power Ic
remove out of the way. The third thing
that a man would know was the ex
periencs of salvation. No man eve)
lid God's will honestly and up to tht
measure of his power without coming
to know the Joy of God‘ a forgivenes:
1nd the power of his piesonce Mr
dondersou referred at length to his
experience in leading a certain profu~
IOI' prominent In educational circles In
Brooklyn to Christ on the basis of this
proposition. The professor was deter
mined in secure an experimental know»
'edge of religion but was troubled
about his lack of feeling, but at las
agreed that he would take Christ a
his word and honestly do God's will
and thrOugh this life of obedience
came to satisfactory knowledge of thl
'llvlno life. A number of persons re
mined for personal conference with
or. Henderson at the close of the ser
v co.
Factory Meeting
A Very Interesting meeting was hold
at the manufactory of the Trowbrldge
Box Compimy yesterday. The manage
ment very kindly and of Its own so
cerd extended the noon hour. that
none who desired to attend should be
prevented. Mrs. Henderson rendered
two Gospel solos "Count Your Bless
lugs" and “Jesus Savior ‘Pllot Me."
Mr. Henderson spoke on the need of
a pilot In human life, and emphasised
the difference between a life saving
station and a light house; while both
were shown to he means of solution
for the mariners yet Ibo life saving
station was to rescue men after ship.
wreck, and the lighthouse who to pr
vent men from being shipwrecks
Jesus Christ came to keep men off the
rocks of sin as well as to rescue them
after they had been polluted by It. The
visitors were shown through the {so
tory and found much Interest in ob-
serving tho making of boxes.
At the Crofut and Knapp flat fee;
tory yesterday Mr. Henderson was
very cordially received and shown
up the establishment by Super»
1111611 out John ,1 Cal/snub. and or.
rough manta were made for three vIs.
Its inch to II dlIf‘eront department of
the Iihdp. Mr. Henderson's father Is
the sufirlutendcnt of the George J.
Party at 00.. in Newark. hence it.
has special Interest In the batters no
will smelt tomorrow to the finisher;
sud curlers III 12: 00. .
To Visit the Franklin Iohocl
Mr. Henderson will speak a low
mlnule’h to Ibo scholars of the Frank-
lin School tomorrow morning at nine
Mounties sour. ‘
I J, lug devotion. .
' union has
oclocit when they assemble for morn-
"I.
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Ell dill/IR DNUM‘INC CLUE.
[rust second election of officers at
the. ,0 or River High school Debatih
was
curs are; _
President-unclear“ sues... ' .
. Vi cPreslthIt-dfisnclmw ard. .
ll otary sud treasurer ... Howard
hillf I.
Executive CommittoeuAllsu 1210th
bed Clifford belts and Kenneth
held to .
adopm. We)“ now olllii Mn
1 ,
viii of says” It 'snd will
00 , lulu‘siomirl Mgbbonsld spc
omhlll new '0 .
den light thatF soled
have some difficulty in cum
from old highways. He
a, V‘ l
Itnown Instances where the “qu
noes.
Highway Commissioner MacDonald
advocated strongly the bill which pro.
Vices that repairs en the slide roads
shall be made by the I s on the sp-
provsl of the highway mutlstloner
and that the state she reimburse the
towns to an amount not exceeding 010
for each mile of road so repaired. He
said the state and the towns have ex-
nende‘d 02 000 .000 on the public roads
and It has become a duty and a hence
city to keep them in re air“. This
should be done intelligent y and prop
eirly under the direction of the high-
way department Representatives Fos-
Brsnf‘ord. Warner oi Woodbrldgs,
Fflrst Selectman Post of Westbrook
and Selectman Groovenor of West
throolr spoke In approval of the bill
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QUANRV TROUNL STYLED.
Msn Get an Increase to 0: Per Day
and Resume Work.
NEW LONDON. March 2—The that-
era In dispute between he quarry
villa and the stoma cutterstemployed
by them have been settld after a con-
ference of the cutters looting six
hours. The loan today resumed work
'n those quarries and have entered In
0 an agreement to run three years
from date
The substance of this agreement is
‘hat the minimum day wage for atone-
uttera shall be 03. except In cases
vhere the cutter ls rendered physic-
tlly unable to do a full doy' s work by
ocean of old age or other iniormlty.
when the rate may be made less An
Increase of about seven per cent. In
he piece bill of 1900 Is granted and
tome changes are made In the minor
rules governlng the relations of work-
man and employers The quarries
which are affected by this settlement
are those of Booth Brothers, at Great
Neck. and of Harry Gardiner, at Mill-
stone. -
At a conference of cutters and boss.
as of this city today the demands of
the workmen were met with the same
agreement made In surloundlug towns
and the men will return to work Fri-
day morning.
PISTOL CONTAINED BALL CART-
R DOE
I .
ALBANY, N. 52. March 2.~—SIIIIug in
the auditorium at the amateur mlnstrel
show given last night by boys of the
Y. M. C. A.. of which be Is president.
Edgar C leopard had a narrow as
cape from death. By Some chases a
revolver discharged by one of the per-
tormers contalucd a 22 calibre ball
cartridge The bullet struck Mr.
lmonnrd in the temple, was deflected
by his spectacle grams, passed through
his ear and dropped In the lap of a
any sitting behind.
CHICAGO UNIVERSITY BUILDING.
CHICAGO. March 2-11 movement
which will Include the erection of a
leash buildings and the expedlture of
between 85. 000, 000 ad 310 000 000 be
are it Is completed has been an-
‘ vounc‘ed at the University of Chicago.
The plan Is the most tentative ever
:onsldered by the University. When It
s completed. the Institution. it In said.
will have the largest capacity for
music; students of any unlverslty in
the world.
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Notice.
lucid luu lulu
Town of Norwaik, are hereby notified
and warned that a special lowu meet-
Ing will be held In the Town Hall.
Wall street, Saturday, March 1th. 1005.
at 8 o’clock In the evening. for tile fol-
lowing purposes. to wit: '
To make so appropriatidu of money
for completing the general Index or
be land records which Is now being
made: and to consider and take ac-
tion on a petition ofvoters and Ian-
psyers in the following matters. vim:
1. To consider the advisability of
providing power-.10 open and close the
Washington street drew-bridge.
2. ‘ To consider the matter of the
“schedule tlme’l of, the trolley bars
of the Connecticut Railway and Light-
Ing Co. within this town. and take
such action thereon as may be proper
tor the meeting to do.
3. To consider the, conditions which
exist at the railway station. on Mon-
roe street, relative to the trolley curs
at that place. and
I. To consider and take action, it
deemed advisable, upon the bills new
pending in the Legislature relative
to s uniform live cent trolley fare
throughout the entire town. and the
$00,111thqu of said company In this
baled iii. blurs/nib, this 2001 (lily of
Foul-nury.100ll
. JOHN Dillleli. .
‘ ALFRED AVISON.
. .IAMEE A. BROWN.
was composed of trees a root In thlclo
dick of Lyme, Northrop of Newtown. ‘ .
Bennett or Chescb‘lre, bowler of North . .
Whore of Great Neel: s d Granite '
The Inhabitants. legal voters, of the .
, tors
......
~. M
showing a Cemoi
Movlng "Plot
The wardens l
The Ilops'insnt uds‘r‘bllllculslss.
New nus-wuss War.
The Convict and to. purple.
Ami man th sns. ,
DON'T R0 GET TI-II SPECIAL MAT~
INK: Fill CHILDBCNU to 10s.
lv‘snlng Prices ...... ..
Bests on sale Mopd‘y, 0700- gm.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
ONE NIQHT QNLY
moucav, mac‘s M‘s.
w. E NANKEVILLI
Protects
The Most Natural Play of the Ans.
TheVillage Persian
Thrilling Cllmax.
Powerful In Action.
Intense Heart I tarsal.
All Special See any:
A STORY A8 8 ET A! THE FRA-
GRANCE OF 005:8. '
Prices ............ 25¢. No.00:
Best Sal. Begins Thursday. Mar. 2011.
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ANNUAL
Entertainment and
Masquerade Ball
UNCAO TRIBE, NO. 20.
Red Men
MUCIC HALL, SOUTH NORWALK.
MONDAY EVE. MARCH 0th. 10011.
Music by Prof. Llnstller's Orches-
Ira. 12 pieces. . .
Entertainment by Prof. J. F. Dillon,
Humorlst. assisted by Miss Dorothy
Holstead. soprano, and Miss Pratt,
contralto, all of New York city.
Superb Grand March.
Grand Army of Costumes.
Doors open, 7:30; Entertainment at ll;
Grand March ii O‘Cloclt Sharp.
A costumer will be In attendance.
Regular Tickets, 50c: Balcony Tickets,
250; Box Boats, 8100: Box, II
Tickets 00 00.
Tickets on sale at Clifford Phsr
macy. Coleman' s, Whelpiey it Clark's.
Pohlmauhs Steinwsld‘s Market. Plus-
Ied‘s Drug Store, and from all menus
Right Resort/ed to Beicct Objection~
. able Parties.
Th: .1.- 13 c.
‘" capsules
The A. I. C. Ospiulss are «III on
top; they are (100,111,0st the prompt
255 A ”XI
INSIGT ON HAVING THE GENUINE.
Ilia lohfuss Pharmacy.
0 NO. MAIN 01.. NO- NQNWALK.
about hits Insurahch unless you hues
airing It. It pays prom tly. It pays In
It It pays to parties on ltlod to it. No
lowers to pay. . No revenue to
on m. .. No Irdhblc ‘ 40 you ll dome
business. Correspondence
Con . General Life Inn '0
FNND’ K. H. Villa“. 00
‘ * hotlvo .to all.
and: his subject was "I‘he-
j time In San Francisco.
Icy O'Connor rendered two solos In a
‘ very pleasant and artistic manner.
. \ amt” Mam a w-
POPULAR auucnupui‘s. 3‘
test remedy for all colds and the grip. . ,
There Is No Mistake "
N. s. For also. Cwinht Mullins, . .
Mow delivered
or Interesting to
. missionary else In; hold yesterday
the 30th Norwalk Baptist Church.
‘2‘ meeting was largely attended and
ed to be very Iuterestln and In
Rev. Mr. law has
_, Hench You é
”tor Mission in Chlnét‘bvlu,
. e 1de of the work al-
ready. one by the mission und Its
fires Or future progress. He also
I: regarding
on is being done at the present
Mrs. Wes-
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NKBCENT ARRIVALS OF VEBSKLB.
BONOB'I‘ ,Mal'ch 2.-Arrlved. Clan
MacMillan,fr01u Calcutta.
Adjourned
Annual City
Meeting
———-
Notice is hereby given that the ad»
Jourued annual meeting of the City
of South Norwalk will be held in
,Qulttner's Hall Railroad avenue, on
Monday. March 8th,1905. nt 7: so-
o'pclocll p. m., for the following pur
poses; vlz.:
1. To appropriate from the city
treasury such money as may he use,»
sary for the use of each of the deilrltt'
ments of said city 401- the amine
year; .
2 To lay a tax upon monolithic os-
tate within said city. contained In
the assessment list last completed to
an amount sufficient to meet and pro
vlde for the tpproprlhilons made at
said meeting: '
3. To transact any other business
proper to come before said meeting.
, estimates or the
amount of money which. In their
judgment, will he needs ry and requi-
site to meet and p'rovl o for each of
the following departments of the clty
government for the next ensuing fiscal
year. and recommend the making of
30° the several appropriatlons shown by
said estimates:
Fire Department,
Street Department,
Health Department. ordinary
expenses.
Health Department,
8 6,000.00
10,000.00
00.00
collec-
tion of city refuse 1,700.00
Electric Light, . 0,825.00
Electric Light maintaining
lire alsrm,100.00
Library Department.1 800.00
Administrative Department.
lnIorcsi, 86.500. 00 \
Police, Department, 4,500.00
City Hall, 1,200.00
Public Printing. 450.00
Auditor & Collector, 1,000.00
Election Expenses, 235.00
Assessors. 210.00
City Treasurer, 250.00
Corporation Counsel, 700.00
City Records. 25.00
Memorial Day. 50.00
City Clerk. 500.00
ml’lue Island Cemetery,- 25.00
Board of Relief. 20.00
Library Building. .10000 ,
Miscellaneous, ‘ 300.00 10,365.00
312500.00
South Norwallt. February 28. 1905.
Per order Jot the Council
JOSEPH R. TAYLOR,
£28 31. City Clerk.
Goods
that w
Please
Pk. 19c.
visionary address st
missionary work
The Council of sal city have made.
' "the following idetal
Iusmess
Charles E
33 WEST WASHINGTON 3T.
prices $5 and $6;
fifteen garments;
Remualle Bargains
To cloeewtwenty five for p10068- I
all that remain from our consortia
selling; regular prices were $8. 50 ‘
$10 and $12; they are W"ll”pu on:
the bargain table at 0
$5. 00
CHILDBEN’S HEAVY COATS
Sines four to twelve years; regular.
3. selection from
your choice,
$2. 95
W I‘ Hi .
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COLLECTION FOR MISSIONS.
Bishop Tierney has directed that In
obedience to a decree of the Third
Ilon will be taken up In all the Roman
Catholic Churches of this diocese the
first Sunday In Lem for the mainte-
nance of missions for the Negroes and
Indians of the United States.
Plenary Council at Baltimore 11 collec- ‘
SUCCEED ARCNBIBHOP MACHRAY.
WINNIPEG. Man. March
mention of the house 0: bishops of the
Anglican province of Ruperts Laud.
Rev. S. l’. Mathesou. sullragan blshdp
of the diocese, has been unanimously
chosen archbishop in succession to the
late, Archbishop Machray.‘
2.-‘—At 0.
m...-.-_’..--,_. . r“... ..- M ..4.
Notice.
The rec-partnership heretofore exist-
lug between the undersigned under
the name of 11 W Wells 0. Company.
gills this day been dissolved by mut-
ual consent.
All bills due said firm must be
paid to the undersigned Jacob B. Ray-
mond, who assumes all claims against
said firm. and who will continue snld
business, in his own name.
Dated 111 Norwalk, this 28m day of
February. 1005.
.W WELLS 1'
JACOB B. RAYMOND
. ml. 6t
Tel. Call 322.4_ '
Wu:
'Ir‘q /;
In the world.
filled and silver cases at
A. W. Austin’ , q
40 Wall St.
..- ......“
WALTI-IAM
WATCHES
are the best Mechanical precllv
Ion. perfect material and careful
finish are the features that have
made Walthsm Watches the best
In , gold, gold
Nov-walk. Conn.
“ul le ; is.
Fancy Fresh Made Creamery Butter. Strictly horns gathered
Eggs. Pine Double Creamf'
can. 3 cans Cream Corn, 25¢“
ecse. Fancy Table Boots, 12 and 15c
3 cans Tomatoes. 25c. Luxury Spill-
ach,18c can; elegant. 31bs..l5runcs. 250. English smoked Blasters.
a for so. Fancy New Norwcleloater Mackerel.
Boston Head Let-
tuce. Celery. Brussel Sprbtitb. Cranberries. New Bermuda Pota-
toes. Sweet Potatoes (infill Fruit. Oranges. Bananas. Apples.
The finest pure N. O. Molasses' in town. 60c gallon; try it. Put our
25c lb. Coffee against anythiagyon are getting at 30c 1b.; tell us about
it. Our Specie
is the pride of our store. - -
Be surc- and call on Satur y
LEADING GROCER : ‘I
Fancy MAINE POTATOES
Tea at 50c has-roads lots of friends. Our 60c lb. Tea .
B11. 750.
10 Hunt Clamps with 0 lbs. Cast
Rolled Oats, 2
10 Hunt Mumps with '4. III. Clack
super, . .
10 Must Stamps with Large loo“
“Id 0" p
5 Hunt statues With Grain-0 or ;
09:1qu Csr‘shl. his
to Hunt stems. with m. I...“
Heltnl‘uicu 01‘ the Town cl“ Nurtvulk. .-
, stroll IANKNUIL
0N0 , '
' Still putting out Walter Baker's or Monarch Cocc- at
Full 0mm Choose, "1., lilo.
'
13 Hunt «Clamps with 1/, to. last
No.1 so, 20
MINI-lune." Stamps wlth V. 111. Fancy
2
°" 10 Assistants. with y. 11.. Choice
310 Huntsgtsmps‘wlth 1 lb. lest No.“
I'l'saréw
20 Hunt
20 Hunt Mumps with 1 lb. Choice“
If you have trouble getting nlea potatoes, If you are dissatisfied with .
the kind you are getting. we sdvlutycu to try some of our Fancy orssn
Mountain Stock at the price quoted. They cook nloc whlts and mcsly. Let
us send coma hem: for you. ,
18¢ per can
3 Guns fled Rlps Tomatoes,
Are you collecting Hunt Stamps, If so, how do than offers strike you?
I",
260
10 Hunt atsrhps with 1 lb Best
Java :1. Mocha Goflcc, , 80¢
..0 Hunt Mm
unread c as, , .20
{lamps with 1 lb. Faces“: s clihnt Stumps with I In. Best 0".
. so Hunt stamps with up. lbs. lest
N00,
A.
Hunt Mumps with 1 III. I... i
o, Msrlcslbc Cellos,
20c
mps’ wlth 1 lb. Clinic.
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