For Norivnik ‘snd vicinity
and warmer tonight Wednesday
cloudy with probably rain in the af-
lPI‘flOOII 'I‘here is an area of low
pressure in the northern portion of
the Lake region that iiIniIrodiIcinigcon—
siderahle cloudy Weather-wand? some
rain in the western and central aeo-
ttons. Th0! area will mayo slowly
eastward and produce in thin vicinity
cloudy weather with light fog and high.
temperatures. and probably light rain
by Wednesday. afternoon. There is
no ooIIiI weather in night.
Mics Chthertns doc, or Norwnlk, left
town yesterday for Florida
~Speclal Sale Children’s Hosiery. . ‘
all sizes, 19c quality, 12 12c pr. M.
' S. Smith & Co. .
...—m .'
Miss Anna Sche'nek, of Spring Lake! ‘
N. J.. is the guest of Miss Grace l0
Seymour. ..
Mrs. A. P. Manner of North Main
street. went to Boston, Mass" yester-
day, on a visit.
Mrs. Louise Laney. of Raymond
street, has been admitted to the hospi-
tal for treatment.
...—...
The up to date woman avoids catte-
tics. drugs and powders. They are
extremely harmful to the skin, while
Holiiater' s Rocky Mountain ’l‘ea makes
it soft and beautiful. 35 cents, Tea”
or Tablets. Plaisted's Drug Store.
George F. Bearse of the South Nor-
walk Savings Bank. Is ill at his home
in Fairheld avenue.
Miss lnez Knapp. of Brooklyn. is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Byx-
bcc, of Cross street.
\
Miss Elizabeth Sheldon. of Wilton
avcnuc, left town today for a visit.
with friends in Boston.
--Snlc, 10 (lirard’Placc. See first
page local,
The G. F. F. Wlilst Club will meet
on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. A.
ll}. Aisthorpe. 3 Concord street.
The Board of School Visitors wai-
hold a regular meeting this evening
in the selectmcn's office in Norwalk.
Mrs. A. N. Clark, of South Main
slroct. started yesterday for Florida,
where she will spend several weeks.
-Sliad at Cutbill's:
E. Hill. general manager of the Nor.
walk iron Works Company, will start
early next week for California where
he will spent some time.
If you have lost your boyhood spir-
its courage and confidence of youth.
we offer you new life. fresh courage
and freedom from ill health in Hollis-
tcr‘s Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents.
Tea or Tablets. Plaisted’s Drug Store.
The fair committee of Old Well
Hook and [ladder Company will hold
a meeting. this evening. at the head«
quarters III Havilumi street.
lirank Williams formerly telegraph
operator at. llranuhvillc and more re-
really at Glcnbrook is filling thtI
night operator‘s place at the yard 00100
of the railroad in Danbury temporar-
lly.
—-Don't forget entertainment and
social to be held Thursday evening III
Odd Fellows’ Hall. by Butler. Colfax
and Eureka Lodges, 1. 0. 0. F
F ll'uhrnian. I). Pearson. F. P. Sel-
lers. Brooklyn; .1. B. Perkins, (l. 0.
Fisher 0. D. Northrop, Danhury; W‘
IE. Goodiine. Shelton;
Crofoot not”; Frederick 8. Camp. 0:.
C. Willard. it. Smith stamford: W.
A. Wheelie Ian. B. Banks. Mrs. .
F Parable Fairiiold: William 0. Per
ry Dorian; . and Mrs. .1. Milton GI»
bu'rn. W. o. Footo. E. H. (in hart. 0.1
A. Immune. mm. Al.
F. R. Sartaln1Norwalk; Gem-gown.
'l‘ritcoy. Weatport; S. P. William, H.
H. Fletcher. Deal) y; r. J. KIIIII'.
Stewart, A. 13. Ma hn. Louili J Net
New deon: ll; alcohol. Toronto; w.
Garrett J. J. Gig-loo, (l. G‘. Youngs,
admin. Harry, D. Gtiicmhsnk.H .
0. Slip on. it. Mumpoton, 0.10 Phil-
lipa, tillam J. Martin, Jr.. 0. Baker.
iodine Biplane GB. toeweitthai. New
York; Richard motel-.10 . W. iii: an.
John T. Mort-iii, Boston: it ill. Hitch-
cock Hartford: Frank M. Bell. Philip
dolphin; William tackle. New Lon-
don; Frank J. Graham. Dv‘iis 0. n‘ailiIaipa.
Norwalk: Ci.
minim. liliiiiiA'ii’i Florence naiilemi,
Recd'G . fiat/titted. 30th Norwalk,
m at the Hotel Mitford recently.
Roast Pork
Fttir , I‘
Ebenezer M. .
Grill/amen .-
the remarkable merits I
“93" Hair 'I‘onic.
M y attention was call
c'dy by one of your (tier
my hair alliII Ollt.tlll
scalp in ltcaltty coud
hair.
I hand you IlllOtOgllli
nearly bald. After usi
I saw decided improII
tinned its use.
This is a remarkable
Allow me to say a word cudorsinu
anti-rod be ond question it: would stop
ing to use it. which shone the to be
1 how. uscd sown 50-
. ingot! ignitlé‘i
I
ful results in a
I take
this statement:
dorsing your"
Ionic. and WI
If your Roxall
cd to this rcnI~
ks. who gum -
II also put. my
ition for at: w
ill in: fort: stutt-
lit]: two bottles
merit. so con—
cascw-an exception to the rule.
7 mi- ‘« .~.-
The 3% Store
and have a heavier suit
of hair than I evér had' In my life.
[also enclose photogra h taken a
few weeks ago. showingt
great pleasure in making
great chall.”il3 Hail
inquirics regarding it.
I am at present special agent of the ‘
W I stern and Southern Insurancr:
Company, ill-22 Courier journal Ui-
ficc Building. this city
Very respectfully.
We do not premise that “93"
will grow bail on every bald he: ill—u but we do guarantee, because we know. that it will stop
falling hair, (are dandruff, and giIe sziiisiattioii to anyone needinga hair dressing. Iftt
doesn’,t bring back the bottle, and we'll icfuntl the 50 cents you pay Ior it .
Tu; cur-"Folio PHARMACY, Druggists
c wooden ,
short time.
to you, gentlemen. en-'
ti
answer promptly all
The monthly meeting of the Nor-‘
walk Building. Loan and investment
at the office of Taylor & Golden
Charles E. Remsen, of
Maryland. is spending a few days lr
South Norwalk. where he was
many years engaged in business
Miss .MaymtI WaiIlwcll. of South
Not-walk, visited. Saturday and Sun-
day with her parents, Mr.
George Wardweli, of New Canaan.
llncas Tribe, improved Order
rade ball.
Court opens today in Bridgeport. At-
torneys VIIIIbIIrgb. Keogh.
Clark. Boots and Canon arc thcrc
'ciiseil priaoiicrs.
A.—-
C. i-iavilaml. of Fuii'flcld avenue qu
Dr. Harry E. Bales,
who was summoned,
tlor,r bad bccu poisoned.
Association will be held this evening begun
Annapolis.
for
and Mrs.
(lrittln,
today and will Iicfonil some of tho ac-
A valuable dog owned by Mrs. Annie
High street. IliIId ycuiorduy afternoon.
the Veterinary.
stated that thI.
0n It‘thllary 28 Ash Wednesday will I
be obscrvcd and the Lenten season
Passion Sunday falls on April
l, and Palm Sunday on April it (loud
l I‘lltlil) thus falls on Aplil l'l .Intl lIlIIII~
lt‘l‘ Sunday. the cloac of Loni. In ’tpril i
ii).
...—v.—
....-
'l‘he hoot committee, which will lead
,tlIII ginnd march at the lied Men's
musk ball next Monday cvpulng llt‘lll
Ii vcry succcsel'ul rcbcursiil last night.
and will hold another this owning at
9 o’clock at the close of ”III IIIIIciiIIg.
i’i‘be floor director IIIIquI-ata cvcry mch
of her to be present.
Red Man. will hold an Important meet-I
lag. this evening, when arrangements
will be made for the annual masque-
Wllllam Mabcr has rIIiiigucd his
position as car inspector in the South
Norwalk freight yards. where he wad
cmplovcd by the New \ork, Ncw Hit
The criminal sido ”f the Superior IIIII Railroad. and has taken one with
the Standard Oil CIIIIipunv. Inspccilnz
their cars in the Wilson Point yards.
which is ii. new position. l
The American 'l‘clcphunc company
has moved the camp occupied by its
linemen. who are working on the line
from South Norwalk to Pittsilcld
Mass. from Beihoi to a position near
Brookileld. There are about fifty men
outplayed near the camp at the pro.
sent time and the work is going on
satisfactorily.
i
I
Miss Mabel lladstonc. of South
Norwaik, was a recent visitor Iwith
Mr. and Mia. F. It Word of New ('un.
nan.
“about (i. Raymund has resigned
his position with the Adams Express
t‘ompnny, and is now employed by the
Elm Grove Printery.
W
.l. 1'. Parker, who has been employ-
ed for scvcral months by thII Radcl
Oyster Company. lctt yestciday. on his
way to Norfolk. Va.
Golden Rule Circle, King's Dough
turn. will meet with Mrs. Abraham
Fitch, of Woalport avenue. on Friday
at 3 o‘clock in the afternoon. .
A. J. Collins and Company call at
luntion to the patriotic IIIlIIIIrtiIitImuni
of ”TNT wart-s appearing on page four
of today‘s Sentinel.
Aiming J. Smith. tlic icsscc of the
Norwalk SiI-amboai company has bad
IIchtI'ic lights plucIIIl at both the nolth
and south silica of tlic South Noiwalk
fIIIiglIt ofilcc lII oIIlIII to biing those
Hf.
points IInIicr ClOiiI‘I‘ IIIIrvIIlllaiicc
night. The south light III also IIII as.
aintunco for the pi'opcllt-r when she
contra tip ihc harbor at night.
—
The .""weetmeats of Literature
0'0 Ilia armhbeardr oi America. and to their gentle companions with silvcr’y hair: to this
people of middle age. and to those who have passed beyond early youth—Ito you all
First
number
came out
on the
10“! of
February
to your pallets-Ire tip.
willkingbocktoyommiodfl
hungry 191ch days of "voila?y MM
.,
m
.ilifiwmmd'
0W”
Maud to into com IO oaipuh”
l0, lentil!" friend’s, coming bull};
whatnot-our stories and
hots. quaint and riotous tiling» ,
i your youthful fancies abhgfi
500i000
copies. and
all sold out.
Second
edition now
on the press
would bring
mom lygoddla the
9. problem to wrestle with thin time.
.tlgure of last year.
Difficult Problem of Financing ooh.
front. Thom Manure of Change
in t“. L‘w- .
'l‘liti county commissioners are new
hard at work picaariiia their optimal-
as for the annual meeting of the
county denature and I'opneueniativca
Wli'lflll w
some limo next mouth. probably about
‘the mitiIlllI ’I‘bo cominiiuuuiicrn tiitvc
not. yet decided upon the date, but pro
bnbly will do so that the notices can
be sent out. .,
The commissioners have India a .
and that iii. how to make receipts of .
12 months answer for the cappuditnrea
of 15 months without layinn an ad-
diiional tax.
This little lob uh figuring is brought
about by the change III Itlte time fur
the beginning of the fiscal vear The
general assembly at the last session
Mli'illlttiililllll date from June to Sept.-
embar 30.. As a rehab the utlllllllit‘ir
.Ilioncre ibia year have not got to 01'
low for cxpcutliiurtia coucrlng a "(WWII
of "flora months.
. Last Year's Rate.
Lani your the IoIiIIIIIsuiIquIII rt»
.conitnondcd a tax of one-tenth of a
,mlll on the grand list of the Cotta-
ty UnIicr. III-Ilinuiy circumstances
this would he more than commit to
pay lilo bills. in tact them would
.be a surplus which could be used to
pay off the debt.
It is the knowledge of this surplus.
.with the use of a little paring here and
there make» the commissioners try to
work out a program of expenditures
that will leave the tax. rate at. the
t
Rate Bill Reduced.
, 'l‘ha tax rate used to be two tenths
of a mill. but the increased receipts
from liquor licenses. and otelir sourscs
enabled the commissioners to recom-
mend a rcducilon to one-tooth of It
nilll The board does not want to go
backward and will not do an unless it
is nhuoluicly necessary.
'1 ha coiiimiesioucrs have always an
oil tho. surplus to good advantage
They are constantly dormeusing the
,.,dobt and they are rightly. of the opin-
ion ibat. if the present policy is con
tinued. the, time will not be far distant
when Fairfleld county will be out of
debt.
GROUP.
A reliable medicine. and mic that
sboubi always be kept. in the home for
immediate use, is (lbambcrialn’r
Cough Remedy. it will prevent. the
attack if given as soon as thtI child
becomes» hoarse, or even after the
croupy cough appears. There is no
danger in giving "it to children. foi
it contains no opium or other harmful
drug. ”
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ACTOR CLARK'S NEW PLAY.
Norwaik Veteran to Play in New York.
Next Month.
ticoi‘gc (liat'kc Is on tour with :I do.
liglufui comedy called the Embassy
nail, and expects to be in a New
York Theatre some time in March. lie
is now touring in wcslcru New York
A Buffalo paper says:
Tim play is quite tree. from tho cue.
iomtII'y Ilcviccu ni' pIIICIIII of this chat
actcrwibcrc is lunch IIIisIIIIIltII'HtIIIl
ing. but, Ito positive lying—mud in this
respect it may bu said to be rcfrcuh-
ihg. At prcscut the chief fault is at
curtain points an cxccss of dialogue;
there is something of talkinoss and
tho action drugs lull for the most part
tbc IIimIIInIInt is suiilc'ion-tly brisk and
tho pcrformancc takcn altogether. I-n
toriaining. Much of its success. howI
uvcr is duo In the good acting. in
less capable hands the comedy might
be found much lei-Is amusing. but a
number of experienced performers
have. been assembled for the roles.
Distinctly one of the best III the cas’
Is the veteran, George Clark. who
gives a remarkable performance or
SIInator Honour. of Orugonwone that
cI-rtaiuly suggcsts strict. truth to life
and that Is tll'Oll to the last degree;
A high IIII-rli also III that tho impersoa
nation' is free from exaggeration. and
perhaps no onc but an actor of um
brutal natural talent and much proilc;
lobby could have made the portrait all
perfect. Mr, Forrest 'lbibinson, rc
mombcred from Way Down East, is
ill the cunt, and Mr. Walter Hitchcock.
The most conspicuous figure among
the ladies III Miss Charlotte Walker. of '
whose personal beauty Ito much has
been said. and who plays the Senator‘ s
Ilau liter.
are also in the cost. All those behave
like charming. well-bred. real people.
and the play certainly greatly pleased
the large audience last night. II
KODOL Dian" WHMl you IA'I'
Just a little Kodol after meals will
relieve that fatness. belching, gas on
stomach, and all other symptoms at
indigestion. Kodol digests “that. for
cat. and enables the stomach and di-
gestive organs to erform their tune
tioul naturally. mini is a llama
digestent and will afford relief fro
any disorder due to imperfect digeii
tioa or mal- assimilation. Sold by TI:
Clifford Pharmacy. .
TAVERN LOIII iT| IAR LIGENBI
County Communion.» Grant Mitford
fire-center's Motion.
The county aommiuntonora of New'
Haven have revoked. the liquor license
of Harry bilitw: pro riotor. of the ill.
vur Vina liven tit iihinlton bridmm
In (1th town of Milford. The dunner
lion to the county commissioners to
bruitlt the license wan made byquuoI
Moderator Agent. (liner W Flatt. of
Milford .who said that Libbey had on‘
two occasions been convicted of vio-
lation of the low.
“obey. mmiille’iit his national. Silica,”
. .iiideon. Ila. ’uoiieu of an await”;
m the decision of the county cottl
infatuation .
PiaAriuo ”‘1'?” and Ari
“more can. out on altar
y and afar iIII'I heat It IIII‘III
n. tolfbtlie hroet
' «I
ll take pitted III iiiIiIlgI-purt “
WARM WINITER UNDERWEAR
Your size may be here though.
you are in luck.
pants, all sizes for
and'panta, all styles, for. 50¢ the gun
tent.
and pants. for .75c, the garment.
and drawers for. 20c the garment. .
Abomc of Mr.
North Wilton. Sunday. in honor of im-
Miss Rose Hubbard, Miss I
Mar on Barney and Miss lIla Darling .
w :INVI YI'N
ory sale just ended. ’I‘bore's to be a
broken assorimcnis and leit overs of all sorts.
for It few days, but while It docs last It: will be a good one, for Will"
a hurry to act to stock taking.
Broken lots and size assortmenta.
If so
Woman's Jersey ribbed vests and
250 the garment.
Woman’s extra heavy ribbed vests
Women's medium weight wool voste
Boya’ extra heavy decor. lined shirts
Waiets. Never before have mane
loudly as in these values.
If you want decidedly new 5
86 WASHINGTON STREET;
ALL SI
AT NE
Nil—t: No. 2
HARRIS &
68 WATERS?»
(
83- 85 Washington Street.
WAISTS
The women who buy here: are» evidently fine spirited. The?
telling their friends and neighbors about our stock of Bonn
N E. RYANI
"AMERICAN FLAGS'
Flag- Napkins, Flag crepe paper
Dinner Sets for Washington’s
Birthday
routing out of remnants and
This sale will bill
a... .
coo LOTS or OTHER o0"
Road about them, it’s we
While. for the saving’s so pr
you‘ll be tempted to buy.
Men’ is hematitcbed handkercbi
each. or 4 for 25c.
Women’s embroidered linen m
were 25c, special at 121,00.
Women's madras and fiance
waist, special 390..
All our 15c quality ilannela,
yard.
8A1! our $1 25 comforters to c1009
9 o
y, style and quality talltc‘
tyles in Waists, come here
some nonw V
ZESI
LSON S.
as
I
IN WILTON.
FAMILY REUNION
A faintly reunion was held at the
and Mrs. John Knitter
seventy-eighth birthday of Mrs. Kaiser.
Among the IIiiilIlrIIn present were Sam-
ic] Kaiser. and family of Stamford;
Edwuui Kuiacr, and family of Wilton:
Franklin Kaiser, itlltl family of this
own. and Cbarlca Kaila-r and family,
‘of New Canaan
Notice. V
Paving Assessments.
The following III a list of the names
of persons assessed benefits by the
Council of the City of South Norwalk
with the amount of" their respective
assessments, for the paving of East
Washington street with brick pnvo~
moat:
Mrs, Margaret Loader .......3 124.00
Jeremiah Donovan .
John Ferric iliit.
Hanna R. Ambler and llillae-
iIlI R. anth ill. Marvin
Icon-loo B. Trowbridge
hm l0. and lilben 0. Church”
23.00
44.00
rtheafilabcll.............. 49.00
Johnlf. Ferric Net» 200.20
an. Nowell; Club Co. 113.40
Am (NEIAmtth ............ 99.00
be (lit: Notional Bunk...... 4000
he 99. liter all: Savings Bank 40.00
50.00
18.00
In (0.01“: GTimur?”'ii'I
mu en 0. arm
“tactile. )0.Corbetii.......
'i‘li‘e o. Norwolk Trust (to.- ..
Lewis ii. Decker
0. 3mm and lit. Gorbett. .
.H. fill. R. RICO.
40.00
liltik
51.00
13.01.40
February
south Not-walk. (team.
so. , .
Nob-Ion Taylor Bet. ....... 137.60 ‘
E. A. Woodward Est. . 52.00
Reed liaviland lost. .. ....... 109.80
W. F Mandevllle . .......... 50.00
Nelson Taylor illst. .. . ..... 40.00
City of So. Norwalk. 40.00
William W. Combtocii ........ 48.00
Dudlino 10. Raymond 06.00
LR .and ..E. Marvin. 100.00
Ii. him-timer Bout ...... ...... 100.00
2.19. 00‘ ’
390 00 .
boil: and Lewis ii. Raymond 100.00
Fran“: Becker 140.00
floored Beeker........... 00.00.
W. 1?. and 'l'. 1. Raymond.....‘ 00.00-
90.00"
89.40 500m
The majority of men are
they can be. and, in the
many women, iII-ttoi than WOW
to be.
of persons assessed bun
Count” of thI City of Swill
with the amount of their l'
assessments for the buildint
ntruction of sewers through
Cedar stroot Quinton! avenll
street Cheritntit street. El
and Seymour avenue, all in
DAY STREET:
George N. MIIKIben . ..... ...H‘
Abraham Harri» .. ..
CEDAR S'I‘mlilii’l‘:
Luther M“, Wright
Ann“! \‘V. Newman I I n o 0 v I I to n
QIJINTARD AVENUE:
Lloyd in. Dennis.
icon 0‘. McMahon
oth. Woodward. ......I
Jacob Linxwoiier .....
William ll, Smith
AUSTIN B'I‘Rillll'll.
John iii Julia U. Czako..
Binary Kardoali .I...........~.
isabelia Roman .I...........
Frank it James Salton......
CHESTNUT STREET:
‘00. Nor. Union firhooi Dist. .m
‘Christion Sweet: ........I. I ...
Boone. I’Dp arit & On. .....5.
Abraham tart-iii
Mrs. Jane McClure ........I.
Henry Hoffman
Iiirneiit W. 'i‘itllmaiise I...
PINK STREET AND Slit
Milli:
inmost H Knapp ... ...
Amy 01ml: a Mafia oliri
John 11‘. McMahon ......I
James H. O’Hara ......
ilertiia J. itlllII ...........
William HIM McMahon ....
9W“ (ICAollO‘Dl
Tammi 3003101” III-m
'l’hil‘llt hand Alina that
out urine Boyle
The following is a list. oetflkltb fi
...-..noI-a‘
In».ouu-o‘
.Ioiu,
heath Norwaiii.
000.
Norwalk Chronicler