\.
”titans
”very nicely.
,,
w 7t as .
‘ WAISTS.
40.“ anemia troll optima Alto
- .' distill“? . .‘l't- .
trout five to SIGIS
, in
E. K. Benin.
.6 AND G? WII‘I‘ WAIHINO‘I‘ON OT"
MAHACJKIMO HOT”. ILQOK.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
htttli liens—”titties.
wurasa‘ aoasicasr.
A“
For Norwallt and vicinity: increas-
Int cloudiness followed by lithium
and warmer late tonight and Wednes-
dai. An area of low pressure in the
southwest is producing cloudy weather
with light rain from Texas northeast-
Wfld to Ohio. The temperature In
same this morning as it was yesterday
marninz, In the eastern section mucni
colder and in the central and western mu live the sauna BEIIPIQOIIOD-
sections warmer. Tile weather in
this vicinity will be fair with increas-l
in; cloudiness and rising temperature,|
probably folloWstl by cloudy and rainy
weather on Wednesday.
storm ll". Magnesia of Boston, has
been visiting in Smith Not-walk.
' \i'cst. street, has.
attack oi the grip.
Daniel Dunlap
recovered from .
Miss Marjorie Weston, of liani‘ortl
place, has been visiting ill Stamford.
Norwalk Lodge, No. 700, B. l’. 0. h‘...
will hold a regular tucetmg tonight.
Mrs. G. E. Within and daughter
Verna. of West street, are visiting in
New York city for a Week.
Mr. sod Mrs. Charles S. Trowbridgc,
of South Main street, have returned
from a stay In Florida.
~Look over our kitchen
meat. Thousands of bargains in the
mark down sale. M. S. Smith it Co.
William T. Jesse‘s orchestra, of
South tNorwaIk, furnished music for
dancing at the ball of Orenectt Band.
In R.d§eflcld, last night.
depart-
The Ariston Club will hold an im-
portant meeting Friday evening with
Mrs. Lewin Frank Bueli. Taylor ave-
nue.
Mrs. 1(an bulge, of Wostport, who
wits operated on some days ago for
appendicitis, ill now getting along
The Norwallt andl Stamford l usicai
Union met Sunday and setti up a
number of matters connected with;
their annual hail. ‘
A. Golden and Mrs. Evelyn Rey~
nolds, oi Stamford. were guests of
trends and relatives in Norwaik, Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Mrs. S. Raymond. of Westport, who
was removed front the Norwulk hos-
pital, Saturday, was taken to the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Gleason, In Bayvlew avenue.
McMahon Brothers have roofed In
the now double house beLng erected ill
Reed street for W. H. McMahon. Es-
timates are now being received on the
plumbing and hot air heating.
Norwalkcrs who go to Bail Island
next summer will find the island il-
luminated by electricity. It Is expect—
ed that a street lighting service will
be maintained as well as a service for
the lightmx of cottages.
The spring time hatching out of
small chickens, which are predestined
to be broilers in the fall, has begun.
Local poultry raisers have already
brought out batches of small and fluf-
fy chickens and the poultry crop is
now under way.
-Balancc of our muslin underwear
in the mark down sale, Bargains you
may depend, M. S. Smith & Co.
B, L, Salomon, to whom Mr. Wen
dell sold the .i. C. Bette place at Wil-
ton and for whom Mr. Wendell built
an extensive piacon ranch has been
pi‘Pleit‘tI from HIOI'kIlli‘,’ and operat-
illc Ins much on liCl'UllllI of a severe
illness. but Is now convulcsclng and,
tumor to visit Wilton in the course ot
a wcck or so, weather permitting.
The Loewe t'nso ”blunt the United
Hatters Is on the calendar for the Sn-
preme (‘t'iurt of Errors. which opened
in Hartford today, and If it is heard
at all it will be rorlchctl probably on
Thursday. The case comes up on a
reservation asking for theadvlce of
the court as to what ruling the Sn-
perior Court, a lower court, will militc
on the ticfontlupis' dctuurrt-r to the .
plultitifl’tl‘ complaint. Bitlct- the "IBM“
vtttlon u urw decision has boon made
by the court that it cannot hear cases
In that way,
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PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 760.
to $1.00 with Dovoc‘s Gloss Carriage
Paint. It Weighs 3 to 8 can. more to
the pint than others, wears longer and
gives a gloss equal to now work. Sold
by C. E. Dow. '
, Fresh Arrived
euaaa curiae time Ase sacou
12%;: L3.
unwise BACON, tel/,c Ls.
allelicnlttttst
He says If be it
“Phat In the partnership at life
Til while he'daot homes, and cross.
«3:3 1» ' “Lithium: ‘0
, s
. shah , 1 Mini h ,5.
. on “a $9. wiitiitiwhut would he?
Would buy her all that she could ask.
He talks a good deal In that strain
. ti.
acid have an understanding
wile‘dwbo-theeno enumeration:
its tail if madam abouid indulge
In too expensive fancies,
She'd quickly dad he had the bulge
On her extravaunm.
if tuztly. he‘d take her to task:
no if site would be ‘good he
lie says he would—but would be?
ad seems to get quiienettled
it cabins are urged. He will explain
He's got the whole thing settled.
It be once tried it with a bit
(if tender Womanhood he
Might make her to his whims submit,
his says he would-but would be?
which" News.
WWI .
THE ORIGINAL.
Foley & Co., Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung
remedy, and on account of the great.
merit and popularity of Foley's Hon-
ey and Tar many imitations are offer.
the southern sections is about the ed for the genuine.
Honey and Tar and refuse any subsiii
tute offered as no other preperation‘
It Is
013-.
mildly laxative. it contains no
Iates and is safest for children andl
Sold at Plaisted's,
CO.
|
delicate ersoas.
drug stor .
Yilllf 861101]
can be cured immediately. Lino-
nine, the food medicine, will do it.
Never fails. At all drug stores,
25. 50. $1.
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unlined to swlrzaalhiuo.‘
Petition Signed Urgirtg Appointment
of Judge Lynda Hart-taco.
Leading Republicans of New Haven
__have signed a petition urging the an
polutmentof Judge Lynda Harrison”
minister to Switzerland. and the path
tioo has been sup iemented by the en-
doraement of Us ted States Senators
O. H. Plait and Morgan B, Bulkley.
it is generally believed that Judge
Harrison will secure the appointment
and it Is expected thpt the honor will
be bestowed on hlnl within stow duysi
It Is understood that Secretary av
advocates his appointment w lich
would seem to be m Itseit' a sufficient
Ask for .FOIPY'H . endorsement to secure the post.
LADIES- "scrutiny
flhm "Bit .’i£it’8&m'fl‘“
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You can't even raise fruit success-
fully without gratt.
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Promolcs Digestion.ChrerfuI— ‘1 ‘
ness and RestCouiaius nether . I?‘
WIIHIMOI‘PIIII‘B nor Mineral
; or Nanco'rlc. ‘5;
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ness and Loss or SLEEP.
Facsimile signature or
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m can? or warm.
device is fully met in the
to NORTH MAIN ST.
STAMPING DON! TO ORDER.
32 Souldiihita Street.
uwutl‘tuavos avatar.“
mum at...
of a practical. economical. responsive and easily managed cooking
A. J. 601117186: 00.
Funeral Director and Embalmer.
Bears the
Signature
In
Ilse
For Over
Thirty Years,
1 BISTIIRIII
mmuupam. munch.
Hub Range.
It has every up-to-date improvement and invention for saving
time. fuel and labor. and that is why the Boston. New York. Provi-
kdeuce. Worcester. New Haven and Hartford Cooking Schools use
and recommend Hub lkiiiibt‘n‘. They are the world's best by any test.
SOUTH NORWALK.
AND BTYLI
tlro tlw first points to iw'cousitit-rcti in
fill‘llikiliiii: ll Iltiml‘. That‘s In it tro
IIII‘IIIIIHIH dim-truce ltciu‘w ii Ihv mots
With it hardly air orit-ti Iol tlI Furniture,
and the room wigh appropriate itlrtllslt-
inttrt tastefully arrnutteti. It you are
thinitlng of refurbishing any part of
your house, now Is the time to buy
tho new article, as we are receiving
goods cvcry day for the Spring Trade.
and you get first choice.
GAOH OR CREDIT.
A. .I. ANGEVINE & SON.
Cub or Credit. 134 Washington St.
, was... my... wagon.“
was: 02.» AND ems, sow soc. mouaumo HA" A anotAL'rv. r93; batman purchased at a cost of
AGENT tron Iauaaa carriage,
a. B. TILLOTBON’S. . _
000104 mama-n. CONN.
“It"
1904 Loft Over Bills,
www.c-Wm .
chiral" tantrum
‘ Normiit'
(Continued From First Page.)
M
ed. The full appropriations or. here-
with given:
Finance. 012.850
administrative, 4.200
a, Ivar. 4.509
or is:
raw.
[till-e. 4:000
Sewor, 1,000
Lights. 7.800
M
$40,860
2,700
“3,360
No exception was taken by the meet.
In: to any appropriation, except that
of the Highway. which was cut down
8500 from last year.
Err-Mayor Charles L. (iiovsr said he
understood that while the appropria-
tion last year was $5.000, nearly 81,000
extra was drawn for that department.
He believed the highways a poor place
to economize; especially this year
when the roads are In worse condition
than usually at this time of the year.
He desired to amend the original mo~
titltl to read 85,000.
,Mayor Buxton said each department
had ‘flgul'tld out its appropriation as
0.0!“? as possible, so as to keep the tax
down to It mills. There was consid-
erable crushed stone on hand and con-
sequently but one more boat land
would be needed. Then, too, hereto-
fore it good deal of effort on the high-
ways had been wasted. He believed
the Council could work withlu'the littl-
it asked.
Cty Clerk .I. lioltiell Hurlbutt figur-
~ ed that with the $4.500 appropriation.
:hc (‘tlllllL‘ii would‘llaVc just as much
to \l‘Ul‘yi‘t \\’i.il as $5.000 llicant to the
last year Council. Besides all extra
turn for the highway would them all
tsizllt and consult null tux.
William Walden iavorei standing by
the Council ill the amount of appropri.
ations. as they had and opportunity to
thoroughly go into the router.
At this point. cvanyor Glover said
he did not want to upset the calculu-
.ttor.s oi the Council. but hit thought it
poor polity II) make appropria ions
and thou cxrcod them. in his judg-
tut-tlt it uould be for hello;- to Buy Ilil
right and (mohair nllli tax this year
than an eight tllill tax and then true
tlcx. tor onto the nine tuili tax to
Win had, it will prove it preocdt ni iiiii'
couldn't be overthrown.
EX-MilyUl' (.itovct did not tickito to
take further part ill tho controversy
anti withtitcw his amendment.
grand list and was informed by Assist.
ant Clerk bro Davis that It Is $4,009.-
727, an intranet» of 308.544.
A motion that ii tax of eight mills he
laid prevailed. and theta bean: no fur-
ther business, the meeting adjourned.
The Water t‘tlltllu'asioncra. Wit lot I
liuuu l. C. littntord and timrzo. i.
Liuxiou. Ivt't‘fif'ilhli tltmt thirty iittu au-
tttlul t‘cpol‘
Rere‘ptc.
Balance In Treasurer‘s hands
last report, $3,032.22
May Water Rents, 0,261.83
November Water Rents. 9.77l.h0
interest for non-payment, 132.42
From my Council, 5,500.00
Plumber License, 1.00
Sales of material, 235.1“
M. ii tiiovcr tor labor. Harbor
ll\'ullll€, S till
327,048.56
Disbursements.
interest, 812,285.56
Nolt‘, 500.00
Eu urics of Commissioners.
Treasurer, Superintendent
llhlI Secretary, i,ll:lil.00
()Illcc Expenses. Printing,
Pos‘aze, advertising. etc. 146.95
Taxes and rent paid, 149.36
Construction Etilic avenue and
llt‘oali strut-i, 021/. Nb
Legal Expenses. Osborn vs.
(‘ily oi Norwalk, 466.24
Real Esate, Alllin Property. 728.00
Maintenance, 9,001.17
Cash in Treasurer's hands. 2,121.09
Cash In Office, 80.“
$27,948.56
Increased Water
llcllts. 718.86
Numbcr of permits itlst:-.-ti last year, 30
Fire hydrants added to the system. it
New fire hydrants to replace old. it
.‘Jtpcnses during the tear for main-
tcnauco, repairs, renewals. to Water
System as follows:
Mllill and Wall smarts and vi.
Receipts,
cinIty, 8 52m
Henry and Pine streets, 754 iii
East Norwaik, 350.28
Mechanic and River streets, Fit"!
East avenue. 128.07
Width and Franklin ttvouut-s. ltmmtl
Harbor nvcuuc, Water and
i'illillt'I atrcttttl, :l,2"l..‘.tl
School llllli Chestnut streets, 040ml
Nowtown avenue, 218.17
16 inch and 12 inch supply
Illit‘H and air valves. 170.18
(‘tttllp a root, Mid
I..l-oliurtl street, 217.6%
\l’ust avonuu and Maplc street, 85.03
Harriet. and Ward streets and
Plymouth avenue. “6.17
IR Inch overflow pipe, 1.972Jl5
Hydt'tuttll and gates. littim
Miscellaneous repairs not also
allied, :05. I I
801100.38
[was for tuttlnrilti iIPi‘ti. tuzo-u
i‘lolu stock "'l'I tm'tl for pro-
vious tn iIiIu .lst. , ‘,\l‘, «99.00
Amount paid as per orders
I drawn for maintenance, 39,001.17
. 7.108 test of new troll distributing
mains have bean laid during the tear
to replace old content mains, that were
continually broaki .
All Iii inch ovc ow pipe has been
laid from tho distributing reservoir to
the Union Factory pond. as it was
iiottttti that the old iii Inch cement pipe
with broken in many places and was
Ii'“ large elltlufll for the duty required
t, l
0" I
' Thirty-three acres of land with a
house thereon near the Grape laser:
The house has been destroyed, and
danger of pollution Irottl the lame
‘thcrohy remov .
0
W...
.‘tIr_ Glover nskt'd the alnoutl: oi‘ the,
showdown“ shirt t. {Pt-'5»
'w‘ {W} m” It:
” Meta itwc have mini-pt ,ai
Igt‘tjfllwuh lint supply‘ of inter.
be water bonds outstandintt‘ are as
follows:
280,000 at 3% per cont.: 50,000 at «I
per rent,
The Department has no limits: debt,
or outltandiag bills.
aoerAsfiraaa. coarauvou.
em
Took the Oath of ,0 so This Morning,
in When lingo. ‘
WASHINGTON. Marc 't—deorga n.
Gorielyou took the path as postmaster
general at 10:20 o'clock today. The
oath was administered by the veteran
clerk and notary. '1'. E. Roach, who
was a co~iaborer with Mr. Cortelyou
when he was a stancsraphcr in the
otilco ot the fourth assistant postmas-
ter general. The ceremony occurred
In the ethos of the postmaster general.
in the presume of the retiring head or
the ticpurthlcui. Robert J. Wynne. Mrs.
tiortelyou’, her two dau tors, Grace
and Helen. and Miss i-ii ds, sister of
Mrs. Cortelyou, also werenttreaent, as
were all of the assistants and heads
of the department. Mr. Cortelyou at
i
once assumed the duties of his onice.
He announced that in a few days.
as soon as he can arrange some minor
details he will retire from the chain
ttianship of the Republican National
Committee. He will he succeeded bri
VIce-Chairtuatrflatry C. New, or In-
dianapolis. who will become the not-
ing chairman of the committee.
._...... ,
FIRE lN MIDDLEBORO, MASS.
Faur Buildings Destroyed. Entaillrlg a
LOO. of 825.000.
MIDDLEBORO. More, March 7.—-—
Four buildings, Including a livery sta-
ble with eleven horses and numerous
carriages were burnt-d here today and
a Iiitll building was damaged. The to.
in! loss Is estimated at $25,000. The
Ill'c it b.ll)llt’..~‘t‘ti to have started Itl the.
stable of which C. H. Thomas was the
owner. but It spread so l-apiti'y that
it was difficult to toll whore ll brmn.
Tho live In the stable was so but that
the iirclrcn were unable to approach
the, buildillc. in addition to the sta-
ble Mr. Thtitllus's residence and a
paint. shop and harbor s‘lop, bzlth own-
ed by Etta Police, were burned. The
room of Richard‘s business block was
badly dailillgtid. All losses arc part-
lv insure-ti.
Mr. ’I‘imntos '-; suffering limit it);
throws lit: ilIilI her-'1 in bod ill, but
he insisted on going out to all the
Itlb'fii (v on:
BRITISH son DAMAGED.
Schooner Mizpah Strikes Ledge 0ft
Thatcher's island and Fills.
Glel‘tTES'I‘ER, Muss. March
The British twotllustci schooner Mic ‘
pull bound from the Island of Grand
Malian, N, B , for Boston, with a farm
of smoked hcrr or, struck on a lathe
od‘ 'l‘Ilathlcrs Is'ntui curly today and ‘
“._.
was dumsccd The schooner Itt now in
Gloucester Harbor, fill] of water.
After ili'ikilli‘ Iillii'lnl Iilt' \tsSti lie?
W'I boldly and soon .Llicd. 'I.iik' I‘l't't“.
utinliiz to runnin «in dock, launched
the boats and towed five miles to
Eastern po'nt II :bt, where a tciopilou .
message was sent to the city for a
tug. Meanwhile the sthooncr had
been lifted oti' the Indus by the water
anti the ill; Pristi‘n rentbed her and
towed her before she tilled. it is fear.
ed her cargo will be a total less.
M...—
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
A LITTLE OUTCAST.
Miss Allfiit‘ Illlt'ttke, who is he'll;
featured ill the big New York produe
tloll ‘ol Little Outcast," WhIl‘lI comes
to Hoyt's Theatre for one nizht, l-‘ri-
day. March 10 is a great favorite. This
pctttc lady, it will be rclnelnhcroi
played the child 8 part In ‘Mr. Barnes
of New York." and made the hit of thc
piece. Since then we have been hoar-
Ing tremendously t \ztpliulentury
things regarding her Work in Sol.
Smith a Russcll‘s company. as "'I‘aggs"
in "The County Fair." and In various
rob-u ill tilt: Valentine Stock Company
of Coumbia in "A Lttlc Outcast“
Miss Blanckc‘appcars as a uowsboy
liar extremely small stature. enables
her to look the part to perfection.
while her mature talent and cxperh
cure stand out clearly in her artistic
altd pathetic portrayal of a child of
the streets.
THE VILLAGE PARSON.
The Village Forum was presclltcd by
excellent company. to a large audience,
at Hoyt's Theatre, last night. The
story or the play Is It beautiful one until
was hulldlt‘ti in an artistic manner by,
the various members of the company.
William C. Doulall played the part 0!
the villaite par-0n most eitct-t Vt-Iyl.
Frankie Francis all r‘cm Dudley, lhiB
parson‘s wife. handled the role we.l soil
was accorded the applause of the au-
dience. 'I‘nt- remainder of the com
pany icnt strength to the production by
ablo :ulppot‘t, ‘I'ht- noxt nittttvtitlu lb
A Littlc Outcast. Friday night. Oh
Saturday iliit‘tni‘flli and cvounu Thl‘
i"n“It“‘ \"lldt'VIIIB Company w.ll be
the attraction.
LEOMINOTER PHYSICIAN DEAD.
I..EOMINST10R. M885 , March 7mm.
Martin H. Tierney. a prominent physi-
clan. tiled today of blood poisonint rai-
sultng from a tarbttncio. The Irrii~
union of a collar button is said it:
have catlvod the carbunvlc. Dr. Tier-
noy was to years old. He was a grad-
uate train the College of Physicians
and tillrvc‘us. Now York. A widow
and two children survive.
"I "Ii‘ql'i t'~iuk ilr liautol'.‘I :wrmt‘i'l
on "I‘lte Faults of the Average Maip'
\ioiiid otiutlu tilt! llil'iiliit‘ll or will tell-
gruxuliml." "Not at all. No mtin
would take his remarks to himesit,
because every man believes himatiit
more than an average man."——Phiip-
delphla Ledger. . ,
Miatook the pilnuiufllit)li~TI-n \‘t‘vi‘il'.
Woman (surprised and Indiunantit-
How dated you kiss me. sir! .
Pennant voting Marv—Why. you said
you’d it e to use the no It;
The oung Wmiltlli—“But you buttin-
as well as «l IIIII that i slid II. with an
exclamation point at the snot—«Chica-
go Tribune. . .
"Jock. you too, was getting on it:
finely as an amateur chauftaur that i
the: promised turn a touch lumrnrv
chines-9.“ “Oh. how splendid!" "Watt:
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scorn unawattt's oasar
mam res uav Maurou's PATTERNS.
Big Black liters Iitltltlt'
’ ' Stile
Always Standard, always Staple,
confined to no particular Season but
the stockhas been profit: ‘shorn just. t}: 6
Same. Only for a. week though. Read
the Reductions.
36 INCH BLACK CAsl-lMEns AND ENTEMINE AT .................. 24a
.42 INCH BLACK salLLtANTth-z AT ......................... are
as INCH sLAcK ALL WOOL ALsATaoe AND NUN'S VEILINO AT . we
so INCH BLACK ALL WOOL CHEVI or AT ....................... . at:
48 INCH BLACK ALL WOOL VENET iAN AND VICTORIA CLOTH AT . 97c
56 INCH BLACK ALL WOOL CHEVIOT AT ...................... 31.19
.50 tNéH BLACK ALL WOOL GRANITE AT ....................... 78c
44 lNCH BLACK ALL WOOL HENRIETTA AT ............ 77c AND 876
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83-85 Washington Street.
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New Spring Models in China. Silk
Waists~white and black—value, $3;
special, $2.25.
N. E. RYAN,
so WASHINGTON 31“.. SOUTH NORWALK,
A FEW OF OUR PRICES.
A‘—
Not for Saturdav‘but Every Day.
Nice Small Smoked Hams ....................................... iltc lb.
Nae Smoked Bacon ........................................ 14c Ib.. strip.
Chopped Ileef ................................................... 10c It)
(Jitutlt Sir-nit ..................................................... 100 Ill.
Butter in Print .................................... ' ............... 25c in.
Fresh Eggs ..................................................... 30c don.
Link Sausutos ................................................ 2 lbs. 25c
Ground linings .............................................. 6 lbs. for 25¢
Turkeys, Roasting Chickens. Fresh Hams and Fresh Shoulders.
JACOB SCHAUB,
22 WASHINGTON STREET, , 'Phorte. 322 2.
:OW«OOOM00”M”OOMMMOWW
LEHIGH . JEDDO
C O A L*
THAT’S ALL.
HIGHLAND ‘ PACKER
THE HARRIS 85 GANS CO.
PHONE 342-5. 68 WATER ST.
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Out-ea o Tin-oat Quin and mounted 't‘oitttli‘s tales Cold.
Grip flngrfigflflw ou’t of thlgwhole ayauem like magic. . .y . ,
50 DOSES 25c. I25 DOSES 500, . 30000353 Slim
No opium, no quinine. no chlordortn. no poison. , _
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