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precession ob, »
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‘w: Iner 'fl”
war’%‘i3 true a
eaatsruisectious on. areas“. of dow
pressure; in. the northwoét ls produc-
in; considerable cloIzdy weather with
light snowfland r mperaturob
betweendha, Ill tops, .. remand the
Rocky Mountains. (”his drop will movo
slowly emmrd and produce in this
vicinity partly, .c buoy weather with
slowly rising temperatures during Sun
day and probably Monday
This is good ’wédtiherrfor themakiug
oil
William Lawlor has resumed work
on the bridge in East Norwalk.
Otto Zelttuss. of South Normalk,
“it making a visit in New York
c y
—- Chickens and Fowls, '18s lb. Hayes‘
luv rket.
Officer Walter Hall is able to be
out. after a Week’s severe attack of
catsrrh and cold.
Miss Alice O'Connell. of South Nor
walk. has been entertaining friends
loom Cleveland. Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Abram Fitch of Nor
walk.- are guests at .l. S Mead‘s 86
Garfield avenue Danbury.
«The place to buy Hosiery and tin.
denser cheap- is at Smith's Bee
west: Window.
The placing of a second story on the
building pwned by William B. Huhbell,
in. WOodwnrd avenue. is nearly com-
pleted. ,
A large number of South Norwulk
young people enjoyed the excellent
skating om. Chosmurfis Rowayton last
evening. .
Miss Mabel Conley has roturrwd to
her home in Tarrytown. N. Y., after a.
visit with. MlssBeseie Niokersou. of
Holden avenue.
-Speclal from Kitchen Dep'l: Elk
mel and Nickel Ware at lowost prices.
M. 3.81111th dr. Co. .
A. J. Collins & Company are offering
a selection of rockers at a price that
you.should not fail to take advantage
of. Read adv.
Mrs. Walker, of New York. who is
occupying the Lender place on Roton
Hill is quite iii. A physician from New
York is in attendance.
—Peck & Snyder‘s Skates at one-
half price. at William P. Beere‘ Book
and Stationery Store. 6 80. Main St.
The postponed annual meeting of
the Norwalk Automatic Cigar Stores
Company will be held Monday even-
ing. at the Hotel Clifford. in South
Main street.
Palestine Castle will hold a regular
meeting Monday night. at which time
the third degree will be conferred on
four candidates. All members are re-
quested to be present. The degree
foam and chorus will rehearse tumor
row afternoon in the hull.
~smu, lean. fresh Home, 12 l~2c
lb. Haycs’ market.
If you hold the ruins of your dos
tiny. you. must. keep a tight rein and
u sharp eye. on your expenditures. A
good way to do this is to deposit re~
uulariy, no spatter lg»; smell bologn-
ouui in he s opuflmonto i 9
South mafifimt G ”when!
your mom i en‘md {arbor cont.
compound lute out 'i‘h s company
keegg egg grew fig the noon hour.
A MOVIE 'DAWFI LADY.
ul will send! {gem toltbt'hll loom
out. some 0 I on
for the cure ofbe begun Mandi;
lion. Displacemootlwiolflogwl
Womb Booniyoi- Pol Ital Periods. Til-
morn. or Growth! ilint. I'll-Ilium. hour:
to Cry. bulimia“ «up:“ up the Spine.
Pol II in the
bios, to all sending.“ address. :fl‘sflolh»
ore of suffering cushion 1 wt
plain a Suocouful Home Treatment.
if you decide to continue it will arrive
cost about 1am a week to more»
too a cure. [doom avian to all you
anything. Tell oilidr notions of it
that is all 1 ask. Adar-II, Mrs. M.
Summers. Do: 8'!
._ . Notro
= Juror.
Tumble. JW lib“
. “If
Hook
Mill) Cl loll {radon
reason. once u lld‘oioilel.
_ an
drain “if; n.
neuolw'u
«loom Norwolk..mun.
#5::
-.Comluisslouers areiontthe Bettie of
J El. Jones.
. There is no hiding place from the
subpoenas of the court of conscience.
Mrs. John Williams of Weston. is
critically ill at the Nerw'clk .Hospl-
l
» -—Shad '15!) lb. Culblil'ls.
Mrs. John Gotta-loge. of Lewis street
lskrecoverius from an attack of the
8”) < - .l
Mrs. Charles .Triotram has been vi-
siting her son. Robert. who is attend
lug school at Audover.
Mrs. L. Wnrdwell of Stamford. is
visiting her mother. Mrs, Arthur. Ben
nett of Franklin avenue.
The list of applicants for ticket for
the Nouwalk Business Mons banquet.
is rapidly growing larger.
—-If you are thinking of buying a
new or second hand Auto. call on L. M,
Wright. Telephone 104-2.
Mr. Hadley. of Norwalk is very low
at the Norwalk Hoopltul and is not.
expected to live much longer.
Hurry Bussing, formerly of this city.
is in town today. Mr' Bussing has a
line position as agent for a theatrical
company
The Nutmeg Club held a meeting
Thursday night and twu members Were
voted in. They were Niel Pierce and
Harry Marshal. k
—F‘resh Candy at Smith & (‘o.‘ s.
i0 and 20c lb.
Joseph Broiherlon, of the Glendon-
iug Pharmacy. had an extremely icy
bath yesterday. lie fell into the Cap-
tain Lamb pond on Main street.
~Roaelln‘g Pork and Pork Chops,
12 l-ac lb. flayes’ market.
~A meeting of the Trinity Navel Re-
serves was held last night at the Trini-
ty'church. ' The signal code was prac-
ticed and afterwards refreshments
were served.
—Winter Capspwmter Caps. O'Brien.
The funeral of Miss Louise Moore.
was held this afternoon from her into
home in .Harrlet street. The «Rev.
GeorgaiDIEgbort .otllniated and inter-
ment was. in Riverside Cemetery.
“Why the Czar with he... behind."
had to climb a tree.
The Yanks, God bless the Yanks.
save he.
They gave on Rocky Mountain Tea.
l’luisted’s Drug Store.
The official board of the Norwaik M"...
iii. church has decided to continue the
precontor system of leading the music
for another year. William F‘. Ambler
now holds that position audit leek-
pociod that he will be secured for
another year.
Miss Aimee Rlitcr a former reel-
dopt of The Norwalks. lo. lust mow/-
ering from a severe attack of typhoid
having been ,1!) since Christ-
mas. Mlsu killer is a trained nurse.
a graduate of ‘tho New uvcn Hospi-
tal. and now resides in l‘lloomkburg.
Penn v
«av—-
Jiuuty l'. idly had a covering pine
envoy! over the cellar way ya the basement.
oi A,» J. Collins & (linemen; ill North
Main slret, yesterday morning, but ”no
sooner warmthodocr in place than Tho-
musri'. Collins stepped on one of the
glass motions and it went through like
tissue paper. ,
~l1mbrcliu. Umbrellas. O'Brien.
Miss aural) Ackerman who has been
Mos“ an extended {visit with but
sisters“ u: twice an of.. Summer
street. ole yestor ay Afternoon of
consumption. The funeral will be held
from her late home 43 William street.
Brildlrls‘port Monday afternoon at 2
'c at:
Q‘s—Sm 15¢ lb Cuthlll'o.
.h. Cogllscr. Maury Clay Bamboo.
lib C Header. Alfred Kollelor.
Bliss. umr__.xuth. y
Beulah. , Norton N.
filial: I. Kolort roof
all.” vinx-
' oil has decided that
1 usual. money mammal.» .u...
. charter and 'tako such notionvln roll.
.D. Austin.
am MW
than k
‘1 W on
Wmm a
The reap utlon sbcwod til-t the ‘ a.
10in. , rou
per sum to moon on
met . t.
WWW“? .
‘yAwrfim .
firmwaaauumy.
thmm mm
:gmltgm Madam. mud germ}:
“ “genial“. committee minor-lad there
1’
actuating: whouth o bi
llo Marlow held W
new
"low rumpled instillation»? inn be
them quot r thank Hop;
inn, and camp he he “ ’ {80"
o’clock Moscow our. 5 'I on. «our.
Ito-es «newts mowmm
today A tax. and ‘ ‘
the comhnttoe all... 6. the
psmge of the monument tavcho- clt’y
lion to the approval ondmcseutsuoo of
sold cohort so markdowns unusable.
)IA emulation unmounted” fol.
own
uWhemsudulyIauthorised thereby by
the Councilzat its last meetingdlold on
the 39th day oh December. 1902 on
the third ”day :of January duos. the
mayor appointed or committee. to urge
the plunge by Mill Legislature“ -'bf an
amendment to dire cltyndhiil’tOhBlked
for by a. large.- numberrof. the citizens
and taxpayers of :the: city; which ac-
tion 'of the Council oven approved by
the city at allocating hold our the we
no on the 9th dayiof January; 19.0.9.
n
Whereas. said committee has per.
formed its duties and in the further
once of the.ssme deloated a measure
introduced lathe Legislature. for the
tové'nshlp undernue city. government.
on . ”
sWhereas. in the performance of its
duties saldcommlttee was obliged to
incur indebtedness to defray necessary
expenses to the amounts! 38.500; and.
therefore, be. it
Resolved. That the action .of said
committee be and the same hereby is
approved, and that a sulllcieut sum to
cover said indebtedness be included in
the ‘budget of estimated expenses for
dhe nextnsosl your. and his, honor. the.
mayor, be‘requestod to embody in the
call for-the next annual city meeting
a notice; that sold committee will make
its report to said meeting for approvals
and acceptance
i The resolution was passed.
The..annusl city budget follows: i
Fire Department ..... 6 4,800
Street Department ............ 10.000.
Health Department. ordinary ’
expenses ....................
Health Department. collection of
city refuse ..................
Electric Light ..
Elerll'll' Light,”maintaining fire
alarm
Library Department ...........
Expenses of Committee appoint
ed to secure amendment of
charter ...................
Administrative Department.
interest.
1 .mo‘
p.325
I ..............
400
1.800
.......................
am
mo
Police Department ........... 5.6.00
City Hall ................... i590
Public printing ...... 460
Auditor and collector .. ..
Election expenses ...........
Assessors
City treasurer ...............
1.000
235
210.
360
....................
Corporation counsel ......... 700
City- records -..” ............... 25
Memorial Day ............... 50
City clerk ................... 506
Pine island Cemetery ........
Board of Belief .............. 2:
Library building ............. 400
Miscellaneous ................ 300
Total ........................ 852.2”
ACAHO.
This is to certify that all drussieus
are authorized ito refund your money
if Fplcy' s Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or cold. 'lt stops the
cough. heals the lungs and prevents
serious results from a cold Cures
la grippo cough and prevents pneu-
monia and consumption. Captains no
opiates. Tbe Wine is in a yei
low package. Refuse substitutes.
Plaiotod's Drugatbore. 0
IRON WORKER! in AV STRIKE.
”a
Building in Chicago wm be Arrange
'hy'flollon.
CHICAGO. ii‘ob. l7.-~'I'l|ii possibili-
ty of a general slrllm of Iron workers
on all buildings on which muioriul of
the American Bridge Company hi used
suddenly appeared yesterday follow-
ing action, by the National union all
clols. Orders more received In- Chi-
cago for a referendum vote immediate
ly. The local union called a special
lot 1on the attention.
lander- «among the Iron workers
howoxprcslod the opinion last night
that‘the strike would be called. The
walkout. if it. comes will affect one
tlocily every large building in the city
wholemeal or iron is used in the con
structlon; it also will have the offset
probably of forcing thousands of other
but trades workmen into idleness.
more 10.000 union iron workers
in the common. and about will!
of them in Chicago; A: more! strike.
according to estimates, would throw
out of work approximately 880 000 ml
in the country. “in the] city may.
than 60.000 buildlu lb! “69$sz
would so ffor. . ‘.
ma south hpclltlclnn molly id
plight mun
(nonunion with
abbot visitor one 3‘
ammo
' . uh and tour or for one at
who retired at half
” ‘he was stricken w
purpose of consolidating the whole M
meeting for next Tuesday night to but. W0
is 7o
ken 0quon Thursday Night.
I printed the folio
Charles DeKlYn
the mouth
cllr. mood . _
r In mldui at can oi;
"ill: Dior Hll ave ”uglier
If little more on an. born.
iAithough a plrlllltly in
is about 11 o'clocll
to is m)
in; could be done a. prolong his life,
the and coming within an hour. plmoai
.boforo the mom «of hi oily do.“
‘ltllll city. who we hurriedly summon-v
ed. 3011” realise that ho was serious
5"! . "
Mr.. option this been a ruminant
éllgure‘? in on.» intrinsic the oil this our
for almost dist-if ”are and aa- the
founder of the ebtabil‘shmsots ‘of C
aDeKlyn 8: Son. bakers and course.
Etioners. in this city and Norwalk. his
name had for half a century been al-
.most a household word in both of lhss'
Discos.
Mr. DeKlyn was in the eightysevn
lenth your of his ago at the time of
his death. He celebrated his eighty-
sixth birthday at his summer borne
at Pine Point Norwalk. last July, plan
were being a; do. for slxtieth an.
nlvorsury of t c entail irihmont of his
business in Donbury. which would
fhave occurod next. June
The deceased was a native of. New
York city, where he was born in mm
His early life was spent in and near
New York where. ouxauyoung. on.
he took an active interest in the affairs
of the day. He was a member of the
fire department of New York city in
the old days of volunteer companies
count was long his .nlmurc to re
count reminiscences of those times it
was in New York that he married Miss
ary J. Campbell. not a great while
before he came to Dsnbury to settle
permanently It was in New York at
so that he become a member of the
Baptist church. upon the services of
which he won an attendant until his
physical inllrmitios would not permit
lie was immersed with the rites of
the church in the Hudson river at
Beekmontown, when a youth.
'Mr. DeKlyn, then an enterprising
young man, seeking .a business opening
learned in- the spring, of .1846. of what
seemed an excellent opportunity tors.
xtabllsh a bakery in Dnnhury. He came
here to look over the ground and was
so impressed with‘the‘prospccis that
he found that .he.dcoided «at once to
' locate here Daubury was not easy of
access from New York in those days.
There were no railroad connections
and Mr. and Mrs. DeKlyn made bile
' tourney from New Yorkie Bridgeport.
m by boat.
The .iiousatouio railroad
was in operation slid they traveled by
train from Bridgeport. as for as How.
ioyvlllo and from there drove to this
place. That they found the shortest
and burst convenient route between
New York and lianbury.
The, first store established by Mr.
-‘ DcKlyn in Dunbury was located on
Main street in ~n building occupying
the present site of the block in which
the Union Pacific ten store and Grant's
paint atom are situated. The busi-
uses remained there about eight years
and then. for elabort time. Mr De
Klyu carried on business in Bethel. re<
turning to this city about 1858 and as
tablishing. a store on the site of the
Main street building which is the pro
sent home of the firm of C DoKlyu &
Bun. There Mr. DeKiyn prospered
and the business grow until it became
the largest of its kind in the city. The
spreseutyhulldlng wn’e erected about 18-
66. Thirty years ago the Nor-walk
store was established and both more:
are today numbered among the lead-
‘ilil business houses of their respective
c 1 cs.
Mr DsKiyu was a man of pleas-J
. lug personality. genial and coulpsnion-
able though prevented in a largo mea-
sure from taking part in lililfly of the
social pleasures which most men are
privileged to enjoy. by reason of al-
most total deafness. This affliction
visited upon Mr. DcKlyn when be well
a youth, was the result of an lmpru~
dent plunge into the Hudson river.
while‘leol titled with ice, as the
result of elders by some of his youlhe
ful companions. This same affliction
also prevented him from taking part
in Church services and other atfslrs
in which he hul a heart interest. lilo
personal lilo Was exceptionally clean
and his business character untarnlsb-
ell. lie was universally respected by
those who knew him either perumnlly
or by reputation.
The death vol ers ”In-Kim .ocourod
about ten years ago and since hcr'do
sane 'our'oou. Charles B. DoKlyn. of
ew- York city. has passed away. The
oIrrvivlng plumbers of the locally are:
Mmuwnloioette Wright. of this city;
Mrs. Thomas 1'. Dorsey. of Norwalk:
l3- Freak» .l;l)o l n..ol New York city;
.if‘. n. of .Norwslk. and
We prick .lt‘. Km: and Mrs (loom
E- Ohlchutor. of this city. The sad
news no received today that Mrs.
Dorsey VI! seriously ill at, her home
in Norwalk.
The last years of Mr. DeKlyn‘ a life
were made delightful to him by the
thoughtful consideration of his child
run, His summer home at Pine Point.
on we; intend Bound. In the entrance
to Normals hsrbor. prepared dolphin
hiker by 9. Frank Delilah...“
York. was can "i ill". ”but.”
am Id
In! or In?
children and «and childmsmlul it
(studs
no Wblnuosumus o.
LI . . in.
mg...
”I
W A A." ..
bsubury duslnm Mon Atria. .
‘ you “89
Ill-«nun:
are two layers .to the skin, the
outer or true akin. and the inner or
scarf skin, curb enough must be used
to penetrate both. The glandular sys-
milllflxll'lns the». skin absorbs the
trips or the” green herbs of which
reunion is made and carries it to the
dash underneath. It then promptly
loosen up the congestion of the little
armies and co lilo-ice. tableau/av
that sense oi so epsilon. stopplns pain
'ahd giving comfort iuimpdiotely.
The that application over the ef-
fscted part. be it throat or chest.
rebould lie thorough and plentiful, it
quick results are sought. Cover with
cotton to protect the pores of the skin
from outside influences while they are
busy absorbing the Croupine.
Crouplne at the Clifford Pharmacy
m26c a box.
with pleasures that come to very ten
th DuKliVn was a clever billiard
and pool player and for 1’ man of his
years and strength and hursday eve-
ning he spent considerable time in
the handsome billiard room which is
*tine ‘Oflthowi‘oa'tures of the Door liill
avenue house. He laid aslde his one
about: half-past .nine and waving the
members of his family gathered there
a pleasant goodnight, as was his cus—
tom. he- went to his room. He had
been watched over by a male atteu
dam. constantly tor several years and
about eleven o‘clock this attendant no-
ticed that his charge was breathing
heavily and wont to his bedside, Mr.
DeKlyu coniplained that he had u
choking sensation, but when it was
suggested that. a physician he called
he said that the difficulty was but
momentary and would soon pass away.
He became worse shortly, however
and a telephone message was sent
to th family physician.
'l‘h ductor found that. the patients
heart. which had long been weak, and
.ly strong, but that his lungs were bad
ly allotted it. was apparent that Mr
DaKlyn was suffering from a sudden
and severe attack of acute pneumonia.
His loge precluded the possibility of
his recovery. The Ioud came peace
fully .just as the ”clock was striking
midnight.
' Therduuoral services will be held at
the famly home. on Deer Hill avenue.
Danbury. at 11.30 Monday morning.
A “SOVEREIGN" THAT .COSTS
ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
Dr. Duvld Kcnncdy a Favorite Home
(ly. of Rondoub '.N Y.. is n “firver‘elgn”
medicine for nervousness. rhoumu
tism. kidney and liver complaints.
ends" the ills peculiar to women.
it drives the poison from the blood.
and restores thevpatieut to the bloom
of health. You Will never regret the
exchange of one dollar for a bottle.
w
NAMERIGA'S VERIFINNDSHIP FOR JA-
TOKlO Feb 17. afternoon. -—'l‘he
sincerest gratitude is expressed here
on all sides at President Roosevelt's
appeal to the» American nation for as-
olotdnce for the sufterers from famine
in Japan. His notion is appreciated
as the timeliest mark of America‘s un-
varylng friendship.
ROUGH HANDS MADE woo-m.
damn who once had rough horny
hands made them soft and JIth
with Witch Hanoi Salve, but be used
the muuinewfhat shearing the name
“Ill C. DoWitt d: 09.. Chicago.” fiber
cores bolls. cuts, burns. bruises.obc ..
do harm onus! and words alarm lm
mediate relief from blind. bleeding.
itching and protruding piles. 3qu
by The Clifford Pbuumcy. ”
rostrum anusmsnrs
HOYT ti Tnaa'rRa.
MATH!!! AND NlGHT.
“TURDAY. FIB..‘17TH.
DAVID HlGOlNo'
Drool southern Nay
AT PINIV MOD!
Astory of life in the planted hills
of the pines bloWlhn over every scene.
A Superb 0AM. sum by the Distin-
vi" olll’lco
unsorted bib AMV "nonswon H.
Nannie THE GHA I-
A song: A lilo.
it if: ll:
Motion .. 150. 25c
Ivan ls ..... . 160.890. 60c
inf "or was in Orohscirh 76o
onto Now Culling.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
N MO 1' ONLY.
Wfllfll £DAV’ IDl’iUARY 21.
I. Avl‘llm ‘Pmoou.
. m. Mimi" Mono
. . “W“? W o...
n e o u1 o m
'Mibrsmn a
A My of W usurp with the Glover
. Hill s‘ .Wok y. n he
olbfliofllufillhlzll
rue unsure. .
filing is no ./
. tDr. Barbara's droopiuo on good A
troll ole tymuso More than you think ,1
, rub. rub. rub until 1
it- thoroughly chlorate: the skin. There
Your also may be here though.
and pants, for 7 5c the garment.
“and drawers for 25c the garment
the collapse of which had been four
ed for several years. was Comparative .
Nerve Wreckers.
of Tennessee slut told with the breath
‘ wsy. Cavalier and otherfi.
' WilliamH Meeker
{deem maniacal was: no Ample a...
When you read this all will be in readlpess for you.
sale; fully as important from a money saving standpoint as” the
tory sale Just ended.
broken assortmeuts and ”loft overs of all ”sorts. This aaieylwll all
for to few days, but while it does last it‘ Will ' be a good~ono,”'l
a hurry to get to stock taking. ‘
WARM WINTER UNDERWEAR
Broken lots and size assortmentsl ‘
if at)
you are in luck.
Woman's jersey ribbed vests and
pants. all sizes for 250 the garment.
Woman's extra heavy ribbed vests ‘1
and pants all styles, for 50.9 the gar-
out.
Women s medium weight wool vests
i
Boys' extra heavy fleece lined shirts
telling their friends and neighbors
Whine. Never before have money, style and quality balked
loudly as in these values.
If you want decidedly new styles in Waists, come here. ‘ ‘
N E RYAN.
86 WA SHINGTON “STREET.
Eyeliponors.
Sleep Disturbing.
AT NELSON‘S.
«(WHW .....-.. ...., ........
Nut Nb. ‘2 vii}
Public Spirit. -—"What objection have
you" asked the railroad magnate,‘
our abolishing the deadhends?
never travel on purses, do you?"
"No slr.’ answered the Philadcl
phisn "but how many people do you
wppose will visit our town if they
have to pay railroad fare to get there?"
~Cillcago Tribune.
You
A Jack of all Trades
is not what f! is people want when they
require good wo:l manehip. My work
is done right and when I say A Job
, is done. lie done.
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT.
Plumbing. Timing and steam Fitting.
5 Monroe Street. Go. Norwalk.
H Shed .llu’sir A“ I;
150 ‘7
FOR ItATUI'lDAV ONLY.
When the Morning Glories Twine.“
Around the Door. Starlight. Happy
Heine Sliver Heels. Priscilla. Chev»
once (new). Can't. You See lm honoa‘
ly. Just a lulltllkllookln Choir and .
vs. up; vorty‘nvo motor In new
‘9
W. ‘A. ‘WWAN‘S
Home 870“. . I
on 184W hill on It.
WW ”3“,...“ . . it
« M
hum
aim some
.D‘HCWGI.. , .
”WWW‘AWW
There s to he a routing out of remnants a
.‘were 250, special at 121.50.
.wuist, special 39c.
breakfast food. " said the 9
shared his seat. "I'll have fill
up"
atizlng.
on should have a vote?
your when a woman upproo
lug a little money or her 0!!
band appreciates it, too. «Do
Press.
It’ll
Road about them. it’s Willi”
While, for the saving'srso - .
VM‘“ be mud do but. ..
iMon' abomlmhedmkouml .
ash. or i tor alto . ‘
-Womeu' s embroidered linen
Womens mourns and nuns
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