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ilfi-IMdltor‘s Residence. ‘
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64> «Irdneii OM06. Monastic
There is some politics in Philadel-
phia. This testimo‘n relating to the
election in a Phlla elphia‘ ward last
month was given by a citiscn before a
Philadelphia magistrate the other day:
"The haunt box was full when i got
there. although there had only been
two minutes for anybody to have voted.
‘ I items so full that when the am man
«no to vote they had to pound'his
ballot in'tight. and even then it would
not,goln. but a little stuck .out. i
counted 114 men as having crossed
the threshold at the Vpooth during most
of the day, and yet there were 371
ballots in the be: when it was opened,
at night!" ‘
"In 1903," writes Consul Albert W.
Swalni. from Southampton. "the enor-
mods amount of 11,000,000 bushels of
American and Canadian .spplos was
sold in the English market and [rum
prment- awppoarances that record will
honearly. if not quite. equaled train
the crhp of 1904. There are several
this varieties of English apples produc-
ed in a small way in local orchards
which it would be well to test. in the
more temperate zones of the united
suites, for they are --a very superior
fruit in 'tlavor, are long keepers. at
lino size, and 0! most inviting color. "
Fire cities and thirtyiono towns in“
8711th will grant licenses for the
sale of liquor during the coming year, ,
y'l‘be remaining 210 townie voted no 112'
cease at so elections on Monday. The
result is an abundant vindication oi the
local option law. Among the places
voting for licenses are the five largest
clues in the suite—Burlington. Mont-
pollsr, ”Rutland St. Albuus, and Vei-
genpes. Only one city, Barre voted no‘
license.
Avignon, Franco, recently. Jules Le-
querc ate forty-one apples in seventy
minutes, Alex. Demorest ate forty-
seven in seventy-six minutes and'Al-
phone Bouguet managed to swallow
titty-three in eighty minutes. At last
accounts all three were seriously ill
“and more not comerted with apples.
Giacomo Caponi, the dean of the for.
sign correspondents in Paris, has re-
tirod at the age of soventy- dive years
He itérved tho Tribune oi Rome, and
persisted in attending to his more and
more arduous duties until the install-
ment of a telephone service convinced
him that he must make wuy for a
younger man. .
An interesting addition to the course
of public instruction in the public
schools oi! Vienna is to be made by
providingciasaos in tour districts to
overcome the detects in speechol chli- =
dren who stutter. The length oi the
course is to be live weeks, and instruc-
tion is ,to be 'gIVen during two hours of
each week day. |
A wounbitrua ssvmc.
The largest Methodist Church in
Georgia used“,:32 gallons of L. I M.
mixed with 24 gallons of oil thus male
ing paint cost about $120 per gallon
They calculated to use 100 gallons 0!
other point. ' Saved about 680. 00 and
also got a big donation of L. h M
Dealers gladlr'sell L. a M, because
their custom rs call tor it. and say
ago.
Don't pay 81.110 11 gallon for linseed
oil, 'which you do, in
u n i .
Buy all not from the barrel at on
costs per call 11. and‘ Mill with, L
‘I ',M Flint.
it makes paint cost about 81.20 per
gallon. “..Sotd by C. E. new. South
Norwallt; Hilblmiyl A Staples Hardware
Company. Norwalk; W. 8. Guyer &
Bun. Westport; Northrop Brothers.
Bouthport.‘
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The
d Clifl'ord Hotel Dr.
we assess; soi‘rs's or aooue
wrm PRIVATI same 111
. arrsscrivs PIIOII.
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Mil‘l'illii'istor liotel 11mm».
Telephone 118.
along Pita cam. ‘.
INTEREST. ,
.16 “valves in IHAIII or
credit 111 ms COLUMIIA, s11.
Isolation a esvstomsuv co.
11A“ , A coasts-111v nwmsus
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a. INCAN a cousauv
View ' an vice can 1
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' hymn written
they used it 2 1‘1 and oven 20 you...
read: 1131- use _
p. .ii-iis ears or 1 mi user.
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OPIIiAL‘ IIWicl
NItii-i‘l‘.
At the First Hothodist ohiircli'io
marrow night evangelistic service will
be held, conducted by the pastor. The
South Norwalk contingent of tho chor-
us will be present and conduct a song
service at the opening. led by Mrs.
Frances liouth- Eaton. Mr. Meredith
church for a couple of Sundays and
this book will be used. Mr Duncan
villi repeat. “11“}:le Med some
yesrsnnce an 11er hastwas
mbde ”WNW?” _ 1M.“ "m
mails-tn m
Elston win s ...
set to music by Mr. Mer ith entitled
"But is that All?" During the Sunday
evenings remaining in this month the
dlflerent Methodst churches will con
duct services or evangelistic chat-ac.
ts
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WILL OAIL FOR PORTO 11100.
NEW YORK. March ll.—~Tho mem-
bers of the rivers and harbors commit-
toe of the House of Representatives
and their wives will sail at 2 o'clock
today on the army transport Sumner
ior Porto Rico where they go on a
tour or inspect on. On their return.
the party will malts brief stops at San-
to Domingo and Cuba, arriving at New
Orleans. April 1. _
has kindly loaned his books to the;
Reported villi He Will Act .. Fifth
. VieevPresidsnt ei' Consolidated.
it is reported that ex- Supt '1‘ ll
Fonneil, oi the Consolidated Railroad
will be placed in a position in the ex
ecuiivo oillccs ol‘ the operating depart.-
moiit of the road, in this city.
The report any“ ”I“ the union of lllld lace
fifth vice- president will he created for
him or that he will take the title of
l‘asségtantV to [the vice-president" (Mr.
1", Mr. Founoll was originally superin
tendent oi thodlighland division of the
road and is a practical railroad opera
tor from all points at view He has re-
neatly been dishbled by illness, but is
how convalesclng, and will, it is stated.
assume the duties of his new position
shortly.
One of the secrets of his success in
handling trsinmo'n is said to be his
complete avbidante of the use of “red
tape " lie is a hustler and well liked
by his men.
denied (ruin the railroad. but the title
of Mr. Fennells new position has not
been determined.
VRICINT ARRIVALI 0F VIIIILI.
NEW VYO RK. March 11 .~:——Ariivcd
Bloomer (torn, from Bremen.
ACCIDENT AND GUARANTY
CORPORATION, LIMITED,
.. rouunao 1371. ,
H'i
American Head Oflice,
350 Broadway,
New York.
OCEAN Health
without exception.
Policies cover ab-
An apple-eating wager took place at salutely every Sickness .or Disease,
‘OCEAN Accident Policies cover ab-
solutely every Accident, without the
usual and unnecessary tochnicalitios H on. s If. an “RE
or restrictions common to accident a... 8.. 8.... «Raw 8.... .1.
policies.
1-.
i’riimpi dilii Lihvriii All 1181-
mini 8] “aims; is
Guaranteed
Your income protected for a. premi-i
um of from One Dollar per month up,V
according to the
tion desired.
amount of protoc-
» United States
888818;, ~
~lSurplus
to policy
holders,
Financial Statement,
ilfilliiiiilfi
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DETAILED FINANCIAL STAT ME NT AND FULL SCHEDULE OF IN~
‘.VI)ONTMINT8 AND SPECIMEN
Claimsi’ai,
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exceed
OLIOIII FURNISHED UPON APPLICA
$20 [Jill], [ill]. lili
8".
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., Ocean Policies are issued at the omce
General Insurance Agents,
:74‘7Wsshington St...
So. Nor walk.
The story in a. general way is uot=
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‘sr with grated crackers and bits or
. sage adornment
, spicuouoly worn on- the .stroct, but are
.oi' Jacob M “131011. No. 6 MW
oith bonnet! int ‘0 great util-
Miles at all will or t s front rows.
These ornaments griiw more and more
beautiiul and there is noticeable inr-
movement in the manner of nrrnrigimt
them in the hair on as to be most a
harmony with the lines of the head
Harper‘s Cook Book Encyclopedia
has ever so‘ ni’sh’y appotlsing Lenten
lobes of which the following, which is
called "dcvlllod mushrooms." is one: .
Ohop ono' quart of pooled mushrooms
Season with salt, pepper and lomon- '
Juice. Mix the yolks of two h 'd- boil-
ed eggs and two raw eggs least 01-, ahd
stir in with one pint or bread-crumbs
and one large t‘ablospoontul of butter.
ll‘lll little shells with tho-mixture. cov-
buttor. Set in the oven to brown.
The little tumors going to wear the
Dutch. sonnets which are very quaint
and pretty. They are Vslenciennes
trimmed as so many-things are this
IBIIOD. _
The this white waists which you
are making will be Just the right thing
to wear with your white linen coat and
skirt suits naxt‘ summer.
Vogue speaks of the popularity of
the charming iitttc gurdapinsor for cow.
The\' are not con-
kept from notice under carriagp wraps.
They give a charming finish to a lace
Waist 01‘ to a black m‘o‘hssolino. trim
med with black lace, when one's wrap
is removed It is an extravagance
that is considered quite the smart thing mice
to indulge in. i
Hundreds of miles of insertions will
be used this season in making up
dresses and waists for babies children
misaes.1oung ladies, and married no
men of all ages, including the elderly
who :will wear dainty white dresses
on the vow hottest days. There prob-
ably never was a Scam when inser-
lions were as much used as they will
be this spring and the coming summer.
There is a new embroidered linen
stock to wear. with tailored waists
which has detachable lobe. so that by
merely iiniiiittoning or buttoning on an
embroidered linen tab to match the
stock or n slllt one or color one can
produce a great variety at scents. and
besides the part which rubs against
the thioat can be removed and laun-
dered frequently.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
MATINII ND NIGNT,
I. w. Mann's
“Premier Vaude- ‘
ville Company.”i
oi New'vdrk City.
Presenting a ran proflij‘am' of new.
nmel and popular acts y high class
artists.
A Grand Entei‘tlinment oi Mirth. Ma-
gic, Music and Mystery.
TWO ensue liltnramnaurs.
Matinee 2:16: evening 8:16.
Prices: Children. 101:; adults. 20c.
Evening. 10. 20, 30c, . .
" NOTICE.
South Norwalk
Union V School
District.
Notice iii hereby given that an no-
sossmout of the real and raisins estate,
within the said district has been made
on the town list of 1904. and that said
list has this dm been deposited by the
clerk of said district at the elites of
lamb M. Layton. No. 5 Railroad Place
South Norwalk 01mm. for examination.
and that the board oi' rciioi will meet
at the cities of said Jacob M. Layton.
No. 5 Railroad Place, on the 13111 day
of March. A. n, 1906. ll 2 oioiook p.
1n., to hear and determine all appeals
mods to them for the euualisstim 11nd
perfecting of sold assessments
Dated at the City of south Nonlinlk
Conn. this. the 3d day or March, A.
”q i905. ed
81
BLANCH/t D.
JOHN H. laiOll'l‘
narrow oonhb'r'r.
Committee of the South Norwallf
School District. .i
Notice is hereby also glvon that an
asseument or the. real and ratsbie as.
into at the said district which was so
situated that lb was no distinct
and separate val has been made by
the assessors. and this day tiled by
the clerk of said district at the allies
Place City or South Net-weik. Conn.
. Dated at the City of south Norwsiir.
Couii.1lils the lid day of March. 1906.
A. BLANOHAR
JOH’NH
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MA’IVl‘H
Committee of 11.818 Norwolk Uu.
RENT.
Jewtiiéii 01111111138“ have {mind the place
.iiiimpliriesiilood Remedy
it is now universally understood that
in Springtime the human system is in
need of a thorough overhauling. the
some as the house and the garden.
Hole is the ONE Spring Medicine
that will purify the system and build
up the blood at the same time.
The Medicine is right; so is the
LARGE BOTTLE, '1 00.
THREE FOR 32. 60.
lbs loitfuss Pharmacy.
sons: AGENTS.
s No. MIN 67.. so. NORWALK
-ua. —_—..
AUCTION
PROSPECT H_ VEIgHTS, ROWAYTON,
ON TROLLIY LINE.
Property formerly, pierced by H. L.
Hi‘r'é' «est-sod.
CONBISTING 0F
Parlor. Dining Room and Bed Room
Sets in heavy oak and walnut, Bide-
board. Extension Tables, in oak and
walnut chairs. Rockers. Tables,
Couches. Lounges. Hanging Lamps
and Fancy Lamps, General Household
Goods. etc. The carpets are Moquotte.
Brussels and average 26 to 40 yards
each.
The sale will take place at the above
described premises, on .
MONDAY. MARCH 13. 1905.
AT 10 O'GLOCK. roasuoou.
8st. Rain or Shine. the Real Estate
Having icon Sold.
DAIKAM, Auctioneer.
are the host. Mdchnnical precis-
ioil. pcife'ct material and careful
tinisii are the features that have
made Walthsm Watches the nest
in tho world. In gold. gold
filled and silver cases at
V . Specials on Sale for 'Vl‘he Day Only.
88181881] M818h Eleventh
They are such extraordinary, 18.1.... t'iaiuea inst 1th lites blitilittle
introduction. We will any. Vhow',over that the Shine 3001! merchandioe
elsewhere will cost you at the minimum 25 per- cent", more than the
BOSTON STORE asks tomorrow. . .' ‘. ., 1
China Silk Wa‘isis, two new models value 12. 80, serum». 11.115 '
Walsts of Madras and Lawn. t'xoeliont 50c value, Biturday, 82o.
Hunts '«nuv‘Vy' vi“! 1 '..
Mercerisod and Fine Lawn Waist s. in white. light blue. tan. black.
regular 81. 26, Saturday. 31. 00.
.Walklng Skirts regular price.86.l10 and 37. 60. samrdsy. H: V76
Japanned Flour Boxes, rcguldr price 59c, .8151;
Large Size Frying Pans, regular price 19c at 1411.1
2 lb. Tea ol Codes Canister, reg ular price VlZg.’ th Sb
50 in Mohair. black. brown and blue, value 69,6" alibi“!!! H330
Knickerbocker Siiitlngs, [all new and handsomis COiOI‘S. 99
12 y.ds or Torches Lace, narrow 71: I, . , H _
,15 yds Darning Cotton, 3 spools for be H H
The Ladies Silver Trimmed Handle Umbrella, Saturday. We ‘
Ladies“ Hose. Spill \lnco Foot, licrmsdort black.- reguiar price 25c,
Saturday, 1812
Ladies’ Capo Gloves, the line quality we sold all: season at 81.16,
Saturday, 85c.
White Waistings that have been selling at 269191;.-
Bagdad Drapery for Portleros worth 15c. 291: yd; . V
Our entire stock of 601: Wrist Bags. Saturday, 269 1 . ‘
LEHIGH
THAT’S ALL, , ' «4
HIGHLAND PAC-KER
THE HARRIS 81 CANS CO
PHONE 342- 5. 68 WATER ST.
FiOHiNG BCHOONER BUNK. cable dospatch received thay from
HALll-‘Ax N C Mai-ch ll—The fish St. Pierre, Miquoloa The tassel; were -
A. W.‘Austin’s,
40 Wall 51.; Ncrwslk. Conn.
Mackerel.
"glass 3119..
Charie
33 WEST WASHINGTON 8T.
Codiisb. 0i
Veto.
New Ionsieurboriflsh, I (the best).1
own-Mom cousin; (whole tie").
is. ,__.°
Menows'p Islmen, 1!.“ vie. can» a - 12°
McGowan Isimen, 1 lb. cans. 206
Union Irsnd salmon. 1 lb. cans, 1711
Pilot Irena Dolmen. 1 iii «no, 160
spews Irook 1,"- by» em. 1011
may Kippers’d «flag, but, in
Fancy sensed
Good Things toEatDuring
We as usual are ready for the Lenten Mason. and have just received a *‘
now lot of gen ed things to set in tits tin
Positioned Carillon. Inuit
WI DWI THVI FAMOUS HUN T TRADING STAMPS.
ing schooner Gladys B. Smith has bound from Lunenb‘urg toriNewtotlnd
been sunk and one ot her seamen land, laden with frozen honing for
idrowneri in a collision with the fish bait for the fields ilcot. This name
iing schooner Peerless, according to a i of the drowned man is not known.
Tel. Call sea-g. ' A , i
For the Lenten Season.
We have prepared to furnish you with Strictly Fresh Home Eggs ‘ :
brought in daily and can supply you just as satisfactorily sell you
had a chicken farm of your own. We quote today Fresh Home V
Eggs. 191: per dozen. , _: 'f
Fancy Norway Bloater Mackerel. white and fine. Gortori' s Pure i :
Codfish. smoked Blaster Herring. a for 5c. Columbia River Sal» V
men in small or large cans. Block Island Lobster. Sardines. Soused
Klppored Herring. Anchovies’ Boneless Herring in
Jams. Jellies. Marmaladcs. and everything you may want in keep.
in; with the Lenten Season. "
s E. SeymOur
LEADING GROCER. SO. NORWALK. CONN.
the Danton Season.
of Canned salmon. Lobe 1-. New,
rout, Kippenod Herring, Mine»,
COLLECT 1- HVI’M.” .‘s’cr A eardrum; .I' ",
s "1.0m Inked stills. (with muesli“
1 Caps surprise Irena gdueo 1151s.. HE
is Cans Magnolia Ifsnd Tomatoes.
Fancy Cut Mr."|ilfl“.0lfil,10ln; tile
2 Cans Geld leek “MI Pass, 26°
Crown: Astor "madam. per jar.“ I "the
,crown Astai- Inod Tomatoes. can. He
Md; of Valley Messiaen. can. ~ 4.0
ram Brand In", Corn, (Cronin)
can. . .
1 Oops lost inverted Sardinia” ier 26c
Very Best: Butter
Per Pound 290
T‘VI'ryit.
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TELEPHON E CONN EC 1‘! ON.
on ..u.. n
client. per can, 118 6 Guns Domestic Isl-dines ioim poo
MACKIRIL IPIGIAL: tchelce-Nsw Msekersiter "in
success seams: Psi- Pkg.,7e: or 4 Papaier sis
WATCH FOR OUR OlflOUi-ARI.
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