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Maria ”to lid-rot. LOOK,
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wearaaa'ltoaacri‘str.“
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tor Nor-walk and vicinity: Upset . .
tl‘od weather- with rain late tonight and 5
Friday” ‘ This disturhence' that was
in. he Lake region yesterday morning
passed to the outward and is now
no trot near Haitian. lt produced
lil t Mn or allow in the within pol-
Lion of the LIlte region and New that;
“do Aether disturbance is central
in the toilet Mtdtlillltipl Valley, which
will probably retich this vicinity late
Loilltltt or Fridoy. Conditions favor
to: this Vicinity pleasant weather roi-
it) on by increasing cloudiness and
embobly rain on Friday slightly
Imfl‘
M”...
ow is the time for the clam hunt-
ei‘ to reap thoir harvestii.
liar. Paul Moore Straycr of Rochew
“AN Y.. will be the guest of ll. ll.
(Leiden, Friday night
larouce Germanotti is assisting for
a mount in Gus Roaellee lunch
“on in Washington street
-.__.._..._.7..
The ice in the harbor is breaking
. no test. and the channel is now wide
open down to the cross channel
John H. Knapp was named as no
rhinititrbtor of the estate of William
3!. Sounders in the will of the do-
ceased
i’l‘ho,_oyeter steamer H. S. Lockwood
arrived at F: id..~hockwood'a oyster
dockwnh a largo load of oysters from
Grfiehiion, I). l
‘Jame‘I Coleman has reiignod his po-
litics in the MoKibb'rn plant. and has
token one with hio father. F 8. Color
four, who now owns two stores.
“have Wrgr Robert‘s i1 able to attend
olol drill l5, strIin. Ho was
lull e pith} To tiny, for the ill-st
turn since all retest illness with
Peter bloke“ s,‘ or 9mm nice with
recently sail tit-lite. has sent
worn home from Chhrieflon where the
built steppe, saylat that he is well
and had a tree trip; ,, ,
Olilrles M. Ragthohd and family
me and from t 2 Adams house in
for place to the Btheli place in
behingto’n street, where Mr. RIy-
aloud now conducts a restaurant
“Mr. George E. Waehburn. the aim
:h scene pointer. is how -a member
dinters' Union No 527 Any work
given to him will receive grompt at-
tention. Hi3 address is augatuck,
Conn.
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An order from the Adjutant general' 9
office announces the appointment or
Sergeant John W Riley. of Hartford
Company B. First lufsntry C. N. (l.,
to be second lieutenant, vice Morse re
signed
M“... w
Amen the purchasers of Cadillac
automoblos annbunced by Mcchaicv
Brothers & Company, of Stamford are
H. It Buckley of South Norwalk: Rob-
ert ’l‘rlstram of Norwalk, and Dr G.
M. Hammond of Green Farms
Mrs. Waldron. mother of Mrs A. G.
Sanford, of Reed street with whom
alto hair been staying all the winter
season left hurriedly for mourn New
York state. yesterday. thiug received
word tint-.5“ her sister Was seriously ill
Bennie:- Morgan 0. BulbelIy has ap-
pointed Rom w Thompson, of Hart
ford as his secretary Mr: Thompson.
who has been with Senator Hawley
for th6 past five years. wit remain
for the present as clerk of the com- ,
niltteo on military affairs but with the-
reorganization of the Senate next fall
ho will rolirlqulsh his place and attonrl
to the Work of Senator Htilkeley solely.
Letter to w. P. Boers,
Booth Nor-walk.
The polico arr~ finding on out
(minor ll. ll. l’innoy. of Erie, Pa.
painted. his house Del/no, perhnpii Lwo
or three years into-41") tale don't Lell'
whcn— ~tiio painted objected but Pin
ncy insistod.
Tao neighbors of Pinnoy'a have
painted since: one load undo" the
at]? r some other paint, dout know
to: i.
But officer Pinney lives in the nicegt
painted house of the three. There
at the story we don‘t: know; what it
cool: the three to point. We can
guess: about half for onlcer Pinney.
Yours truly,
F. W. DlWOlil & CO
B..~«C E Dow. south Norwatlt;
Hubbell It staple» Hardwm complain
Norwalit.and E E Gorhatn. met Nor
walk, sell out paint.
Un~~AM¢oAAAMMW
Fresh” Arrived
SUGAR CUHID HAM! AND IAGON
‘ 12/36 Ll.
MgliLWiN'li soccer.
'32 Sogtittihgrnhtreet.
‘ 1‘0“. coihprornisg. 1m lhlde by arbitra
iii/go LB. 5
rustlcf’itlaittr
Lln9ttine will have you from it
Tokefi the millions tram the lungs
whores coughs and colds At all
drug si9res, 525, 55o. $1.
K”.
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. CHICAGO STEEL. ITRIKI
am D..
CRICAGO. March il.--’l”he strike at
hie hell blic iron and Steel Mills at
Fly 0
1.000 pron will no bdolr to work todar
i.
‘1 slmilatlsng lhél‘k‘ fine
origin c Stomaclts
liili’iii E‘
I‘m
, , Promotes Digestion Cheerful-
tress andllcstlconiatns neither
‘ gnu nrMorphine norliiucrnl
or NARC one .
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A leclllemed fOITCOLIS l'
‘; nolrelgour Stougchdliarrim a
Worms ConvulslonsJ-‘cverish-
aces and Loss or SLEEP.
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Fl: Simile Signature of
;)Ht-\l' ibl|‘\,l‘\,
um!“ trove-dam— Vu’vvws- “wan
device is fully met in the
flail.“p Employees Diootm Proposed
ion in Union Meeting.
aimed
men and still
lost eveniut. to loomed lhuildlng,
New Hat/eh; And holllt't ely
aloft ovoi- the introdti n of“; the
Brown system. AWlll: hilr‘were proa-
out and the sentiment Mac to run
in favor of the Infill); l:
The meeting wow it. indirect out-
come of a requeitt Pmldent Mol-
len that the men exotics lhfoir opinionit
and send the result of‘ their meeting to
him The oystem of merit and nether-it
“0 M8 been settled and .to the different divlsl‘
a The third to Have
will be referred back hr, literdologatea
yin
””all
it
turn will add upon it. aroma
noted as chairman of L5h9 meeting.
Always Bought
Bears the"
Signature
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Use
For liver
Thirty Years
Hub Range.
It has every up~to-dnte improvement and invention for saving
time. fuel and labor. and that is why the Boston. New York. Provi-
dence. Worcester. New Haven and Hartford Cooking Schools use ““80"” 13 about W9“
A. J Collinsdi—f" ctr
Funeral Director and Embalmet.
to NORTH MAIN 81‘.
SOUTH NOR V ALK
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ITAMPING DONI TO OH R.”
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AND STYLE
are the first points to he considered in
furnishing it home. Thcze in n "L‘-
nmndouu difference twitter“ tho room'
with a badly unsorted lot of Furniture
and the room w. h appropriate iurulau
int» tutoful y arrnn uni. if you die
ihlllltlllt; of rcfurniahiuz our part of
your houmr now in the time to buy
tho new article as we are luv-citing
goods every do for the during ”i rude.
and you not first choice.
CASH OR CREDiT.
A. J. ANhiViN’i & 30V.
Cub or Credit. iWWnangion iii
Bargains mm Ready to ‘Wear Hats
MOURNING HAT. A IPIGIALTY.
AGENT FOR I ANNIR PATTIRNI
IHINGTON GTRIIT.
d 8 TILLorsowt-r.
OOU'l'H NORWAUL C ("did
we...” u... m
We Call Your Atteutbnl
To the advantages offered in the
noun: of our “high Cool. Lon dirt
lobe duct. more
faction, more heIt' to theI accretion
more economy to the too than any cool
cold. Gives «defection because it’s
satisfactory cool.’ Try it once. Yoa‘it
see the advantage of hiring it always.
No Trading Stamps. Remember you
get val tie tattoo
6. HERSNllELD & SON.
122 Water street. 79'. 23m
74 hooviow Aim; 1““. tote ‘
wm ctr-«t: TIL
John 1'. Hey». It Main on, Hamill.
Public Market. I! Io. not o It. be. it».
A meeting of dol:cates front tiliiet'lI
‘ "Aer or roam Two thKo
fort more lotto I
its not
risen flavor from yortr arooer to
c. .
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l * AWAY. .
Origin of Hohrow ”Clint Always a
Matter of Dispute—alto Hinton-l.
cat ass: I.
Purim the frivorlie'M festiv 91 1of tho
Jewl’rih race‘, all coins March‘tl This
festival has bob the so tuteo giln the
minds of the pe pie thet ,‘proverbe are
current respectlnl it. such ari“"i‘l‘ie
Magellan " in sititc’ howeVor, of the
universal poplilltlfl‘ of this (host run-
up; the Jews, the very origin in clonal
‘ dAccordlng to the accepted theory
this festival has a historic battle it.
do abrates the deliverance of the Jews
from Esther under the reign of Aberr-
items; or Xenon. who reigned 485 to
465 B. C. Esthera meat Lion avert-
' ed the massacre inettlral‘éd by Homes,
the prime minister who "was banned on
the scafloltiv he ahd destined tor Mor-
decor title name of the feast bears
out this t eory. Purim meaning “lots. "
since H an east loin to uncertain a
what day was the toilet auspicious for
the pro1ecled massacre.
Accordgng to other theories this
Least to title relic of some older na-
Lure of worship. 'i‘ba scholars favor-
ing this theory point to titer leaetb oc-
curring at armltirr stages of the solar
cycle and claim that this is but one
of the series The fast that precedes
the feast, according to these critics
is in memory of the dying winter,-
while the facet bottom the rising
,spiing. Thus in this allegory, Human
{and \nshil typofy the dcstruc lve for
can of winter and Esther and Morde-
cal the fertility of the spring. This
theory, however, meets with but little
favor '
The celebration usually begins on
the 13th of Adar which rs called the
Feet of Esther in memory of the one
Esther and her molds observed and
through Mordecai. on oincd on the
Jewa in Shunht’rn hen the stars
appear on the l‘dth of the nlonth Adar.
exactly one men: it before Passover,
candles are lighted and the entire book
of Esther. known In Magellan, or
. "the roll" is read. During ‘cvery men
Lion of the name Roman. rn most syn
agoguea the if“! Pym “ t no
name he bi ooh" or “ I the
name of the wicked tot." :rhe names
of HarnIn'I Ionir occilrr in in the
chmnicle. are serially together,
sounding as one word by Which to big-
niiied that they «embodied togomer.
The next morning the Muelloh is read
again Ind the dIy is ,tvon up to mor-
rirnent Is lI the one llowius The
portion oi Exodus. an? biotin h choir
ter. the eighth and lot owing verses.
tomb! of. the pie of AM the
fabled aboutoro amen. 1. amp
But few Jewo anywhere in the world
wtll iorero the observance of this
(Pall. one oi the most popular in the
church. it slid the book of Miner
hi0 retarded with unustrai royaronee
So great is the respect tell for this
book of the Bible that the Jews hold.
in some places the: there shall be no
.books in the eselah's kingdom but
the Law and, ogellalr.
some critics hold that the feast la
the one mentioned in John, fifth chirp
tor and first eagle, whore it speaks
" a “feast oi the layer which Jesus
at tender. ()n this opinions (litter and
limit for the last word in argument has
not been apoifen The evidence be
tween this feast and the toast oi the
. red
The Cook’s Idea
of a practical. economical responsive and coolly managed cooking
and recommend Hub Ranges. They are the world' s best by any test. DEATH RAT: in NEW YORK AND
CHICAGO.
During November ant December,
1903, oneflfth oi the deaths in New
York and Chicago were from pneumo
oin. Foley's Honey and 'l‘Ir not only
stop! the cough but heals and
etyonrtherta the ion, a and prevents
pneumonia so do not take chancec on
it cold wearing away when Po.”-
ilnnoy and 'lnr will cure you quickie
and prevent carious resuitn. Sold
at Plain ed' I drug store.
own—o- ma...
.A arenvanrwav 'rtrartorau.j
Aotlouyto be Taken by Stockholder-I of
the Bialmferd'Compnny.
A special meeting'of tho etothliohl. ‘
crs oi the stamiord Strict ltainoad
Company will’he had at if ii, in, next
'luesday to act upon the adv‘eabiilty
o Selim; the property rights, and trio.
rhinos of tho Stamford company to
tho Greenwith Trunrway Company.
uhirh has votr d to chart tot 3 na: llf' to
the Port Chart tor Roi root Company
, The opinion in rat road rir ice in
tho the transfer is merely a torhnh
cul matter in conjunction with the
Consolidated company uettih control
of tho Heft interests below Stamford.
There in no doubt at all that the action
.on the frontier at the stockholders'
meeting 5th bet frorsble, because the
New Hit you roll was a controllinx'
interact in the Stamford line it is
not helievcd that the tran'ier will
cause any chance of account in the
oomclort of the local system. union
it misht ho to not r'nt of cars. it
in not thought that passengers will be
carried any further for five cents
than at present. .
Ill‘l OHIO. .O‘FAIICR'TAHY OF.
Documents have been tiled in the
allies of the cemetery of state as fol-
The Connecticut Coal Company. cen-
tiocote of or . capitol stool.
. Senior A: W Pain. is the
president and the trier of 374 shares
iof the capitol ciao;
Nears Manufacturing Money
051' Waterbury; certificate of incorporate
too.
The Bridgeport Wire Goods Coin-
pony: capital stock. 050.000.
n ,9,
. but» was but part of I this
temple may fall but Purim never" or ’
“The prophets may fall buttnot the
'County h air"
to. and snow anti .Lrooto MI
in the 10nd old feeble enrol
nor Which igd cat» a trillion
pie forgot t e consequflll ill
caused by th e dampness in we (do
over the fact that spring‘ on 199i},
comm. after all. The local
iron, which covered the wholoit”
Lory east of the Mississippi rat
The rain was welcome in 1,13.”th
that it would help clear away root 0!
the snow and ice, and it did it in it
manner altogether too thorough.
most of the streets the ice woo billion
than the sidewalks and when the rain
the walls.
According to the repor. a from the
Weather bureau, colder weather is pro—
{dlcted, with .sllght freezing tonight. ’
SHARP SWORD FOR CAVALRY.
Modern Usage Shows That giant in’
etruments lc Obsolete.
WASHINGTON March 9.~~Cavalry
men of the Anrerlcan- army are to have
sharpened aw ords hereafter if thei’
want thorn.
. lleretofore the accepted type of ml 1
Lory sword here has been rather blunt
and in fact a considerable element in
l the army rnalnta' nod that the a tit of
the rules of modern warfare if op.
posed to a keen edged sword but mod.
em practice is the pl”? way. and the
Japaneao in parttéu tir" shdrp'on ' th‘rllr
terrible cutting swords so that they
frequently split a man- down from him
ohoulder to his heart or chop off an
arm with ease. _
The president, having in mind his
own exnerlence as In officer in the
army, inclines toward a sharp. he'dvy
cutting sword. .
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FEMININE TOPICS.
.\ LITTLE OUTCAST.
Miss Anne Blanche, the star pith“
big melodramatic success.
Outcaet,” which will no seen here this
season, is one of the mast popular loo: .
light favorites, being remembered in
such roles as' Maud Clrar‘tls," in "Mr.
Barnes of New York " "5Ta5‘sa’ in A
t'll'lttio Lord Fauntle-
roy." and in lugcnue roles with the
late Sol Smith iluoaell ,
MOVING PICTURES OF THE lNAU
G URA’Nl‘lO
0n Saturdayaftcrnoon and evening.
at lloyt's Theatre. a marvelous series
of moving pictures, showing the in-
auguration of' President Roosevelt:
Vice President Fairbanks taking the
oath of omce at the hands of Chief
Justice Fuller; the grand innux rel
parade will be seen in all its splen or.
showing the West Point cadets Rough
Riders, the native Philippine scouts.
the Third Battalion Artillery. Corn-
psny A, Ti: rd infantry,C. N. 6.; First
Troop cavalry of New Jersey; the Vir-
giniI Light infantry the R chmond
Blues Twenty-third Rn merit, New
York National ouarc. a at many oth-
ors. The greatest series of moving
pictures ever presented. satin or. no
bertron I Protectoscope has the plans
are of presenting it for the first tinge
in South Norwatk on enemy site
noon and evening, March 11.
THE KlNLlB HIGHWAY.
The moral drama, compiled hv Ui
lie Akerstront, will be presented at
Hosts Theatre Monday March 20.
The production will be for the benefit
of St. Mary's Church. and will be un
der the auspices oh the immaculate
Conception Sodaltty. This drama re
celved its first production in Brooklyn,
New York, and the. Brooklm Eagle
sets in its mention of the perform,
ance: "(treat skill has been shown
in Miss Akcirriroor in the adaptation
of languaue of a high order fitting the
(hurac era and the dramatic action
were whom-ii villlr close nitent‘. on."
The incidontai songs uore especially
writtcn for the play by a wall knewn
(‘ "uproot out will be sung in' the chair
under the direction of Roi. Hands
the ,rourcm of tho working out of it
soul‘s sulvntion is otttet‘ialrrlngly so:
forth In it manner that pleases and
interests alike the student and the or
d‘u-rrv theatre-ricer. The costumes are
very beautiful and an en attainment
of more than passing interest root tip
looked for. The music will be a f
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Both Woohu Away Lorne Amount of ;"
dmtodo‘tl. upon Norwaik y..-
thrill
to
19.1 huge pools of water further! across
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Mootp‘eted not the program will in-
-5l55:td the lint illil’lllllf‘ rrr on on
ll «iron dIy June it]. common
a at on Sunday June is with the mo
non hv thot lint. Wlllam H Ridor,
("an ‘69 of G‘ouuester; Phi lit-tn Kap-
ra day Monday June iii, graduatiatt
'"ter luau June 20. with ciaordinners
in the urchin: and commemoration
; day on Wednesday. June iii. when
honorary (lo‘reen will be onufe‘roii
and var‘ous receptions held. The 9"
atcr of the day will be Hon. Aust‘rn
B. i-‘letcher. LL. 13.. '70 of New York.
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for doubt eiirnes in leaving the
over heated boll r room the cold at-
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