’ ,. dltiqoal
.r VENiblti“ him» 'i‘"""9ilii‘"lii~“tricolor”to..I ‘l i V ji
Andean. Iditor 'W'Mfl-l ‘ "'"r- ‘ emotion-.mmmsibiuisa
Meetings ol the Present Quarter in
the death Norwaili Congreos- i
"ill tlonal Church.
eetings ot the club at h I .
ery Sunday in the South, Nggwselvk
conventional Church. beginning at.
13:15 Mil ending promptly at 1
0'!“ ..
Tm! there is s discus~
“ISATUR‘DAY. JAN. 5. 1907.
alum Almanac for Tomorrow
rises 7:19; sets 4:38. .
tide 3:10 a. in; 3:25 p. m.
.._..._..._-—
N0 IINTINIL Til-[PHONE
. 0 LC.
44 Lemon on». Normal.
-ldlt‘erlal Seem.
null“ MOI ,
lair—sailor's Ree doses.
.4“ —-Olty IllltOf'a Residues.
‘ my
. At , ._
stop of and subject or roll one in-
terest. The members to w on the
subject. is assigned is allowed twenty
initiates for his opening address and ‘
an additional live minutes at a later
period. Other members are allowed
five minutes. All are tree to take
part in the discussion. which are or
an lnflormal character.
A cordial invitation is extended to -
all who may be interested in the work
of the club to become members. Mem-
bership consists simply in attending
the meetings.
Subjects and assignments for Jan-
uary-March. 1907:
January o-The Religious. Education
of a Child.
Edgar H. Lane.
January ill—The Literature of Today.
John W. Penneil.
January 20—The Nerve of the
slope.
—‘—-—
W .
’l.‘.'ii“'°..°"ll£l°'l'l.
Id We as. o. i .
0poets in Donovan block. 18' Walli-
iugton at. 1st and 8d Tu st
Inch month—duly had Aug.
at 8 o'clock. All Master alone
zordially invited. Charleen Mills.
W. M. Robert M. Wilcox. Bee.
Antler Chapter, Ne. 38, R. A. M.
Meets in Donovan block. 198 Wash-
ington St.. 2d and ith Tuesdays of
each month—July and Aug. excepted
——a-t 8 o'clock. All Royal Archbis-
sons cordially invited. Thaddeus
Guyer, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox. Bee.
Ophlr Chap. No. 52, Order Eastern Star
Meets In Donovan block, 138 Wash-
ington St.. 2d and 4th Fridays at each
Mis-
Abiathar Blanchard.
in. not fl is f
0|| . Oil ['8 I‘M.
boomiWOMAN's OWN
worsen suitor and how they
learn to thlall lor heredi-
dseide tor yoursslt.
aid or you
iii
tiny sufferer
ition .
”It!
MRI.
. To Mot
cures [Alice
ou live. I
lump and robust
mi h ialtb always results from
lvels. Plumpness a ct“ Mm.
t this Home Trrl
It. Writs today.
wi. sursrssss. Box "-
raitrloarth 7 Y Sis-ll: 1.
I will
i
in viii
MED
can caslly cure
number.
”“1 ii MIMI!” wish tooontin It t 1 cents
a day. it' will not. Interfere wit“: will a“ you “b abou "Ila.
II I" MW you suffer if you
“WW return
um. smile a" with
themselves
turn" it: “a
I!) O! V.“
“limit lieu liters
“(slush V
tonne iron. Vietnam
know is n’ Rel-loge.
II
have “333333;”. I
m III
ii- iii ruin-M" ""
We
It
thatit w
“ll.
O
cost you nothing to ye
work or seen tion. Just
h. andlwlll semi uthetreatrnent
mail. I will also send you’ll“ oi cost. my
explanatory illustrations showing or
“W Every woman should have it. a
says- all must have an operation." you on.
tit-useless with my home rented . it cures
s I 'm
rrhneo. reen Sickness
initoiadluof
Mt
Just a
s- roams!
your ownloeality
cures all women's
nae r address. and
sesthlsoiler again. Address
gable a simple home tiestsnent liliich e il'
Painful or lrmular Menstruation in our.
who know and will gladly 'l
diseases. and makes women we
the free bonday's treatment is years.
its use.
Heirs Dame. Ind.. Ii. 8. A,
January 27—John Ruskin.
Frank D. Layton.
February 3-—-'l‘he Heresy Trial of Dr.
Crapsey.
Charles S. Msclarland.
February Ill—The Religious Life and
Belle! of ”souls. »
John H. Light.
February 17—0liver Goldsmith.
Walter E, Hyatt.
iii—What Is Reality.
John B. Lawrence.
March 3~—'l‘lle Oriental Christ,
George S. North.
March Ill—Church and State
France.
Charles E. Jennings.
March l7—The Prophet. Jeremiah,
Christian Swnrtz.
March ill—What. In Religion? I
Russell Frost.
March Ill—Shall the Dead Ilivc Again. I
James P. Punzelt. I
month—duly and Aug. excepted—at
7:45 o'clock. All members of 0. E.
S. cordially invited. Mina Nona A.
Rowland. W. M. Miss lda Sharer. Bee.
-:.
BY THE HOME NEWS-
PAPER.
ry atom ct.advance made by
lOi‘lil newspaper, means a step
I'll for the town where it is pub-
It. also means an improved
nicni for the use of the mar;
in or that town, who Is traveling
lowiii'du success. Help it. You
ili‘t'li it in your business.
._..
TAND
February
ml
ltupoi‘le; l‘t‘i‘PIVild at. the War depart-
iimii ch.- sum? interesting accounts
of thc uiccr-ssi‘iil campaign in Manila
Indium Iodcnis. and systematic war-
i‘in-I nus Institutcd with such success
that Ihc city was relieved of these
which threatened the public‘s
THE CHURCH AND THE TIMES. .
Rev. Madison C. Peters. 0.0.. to Oc-
IIolers Favor Curbing
penditure
was a long onc.
different sociitnn. llI‘I' II-'
iiiici'poecd to any ..I’ i‘
(Continued r‘i-oiu
was dircctcd to put Ilr
to be proscutml to Illi-
lo appcar bci’nrc Ibo:
chic said bIII.
'I‘hc draft of thc u
will
us. The (‘iiillllliliw
burn it conslslcd III' I.
Warrior, Aiioi'iii~_\~
iiuribull. .IoIIII II
Walsh. i‘ill\\'lil‘li I‘ . "
i
lliilli iiiilltli'llll .IIIi
lil'll. MI’hH'N. Imp.
llll uppnnr iii lhi- III<
mllicc illlil it hit I .
li‘l'i'ltltlil ihiIt liltl
lllc pliiii.
Iain.
'l‘lii~ bill.
1%" IiI
lll'illlli. A large [Ol‘ce 0f trained l‘al- oupy South Norwaik Baptist board of I-siiliiulv .x
rillchcrs wci'c employed, the city With Pulpit. llii'lilllt‘l‘h‘ Io lil'l'ill.ilt‘)l
II In“
Rev, Madison C. Peters. D.ll., the
leader in the theatre services for
reaching the masses in New York, will
speak at a mass meeting in the South
Norwalk Baptist Church Sunday cvcu~
ing. His subject will be The Church
and the Times, an address which has .
received widespread comment. It will
be glad newa to the townspeople. in
The Norwalks to know that. they can
hear Dr. Peters, Sunday evening.
There is perhaps no more popular
speaker. and none that is regarded us
a champion of the peoples' rights. lie
has spoken and written widely on the
great social question and has consid-
ered the great mornl problems of thc
cities and towns In this country with
clearness and eloquence. He is to
lecture at. the Y. M. (I. A. in Hart
ford. Monday evening. and will come
here Sunday night for this special
service. The pastor will llll\'t‘ chargi-
of the service, the usual song service.
at the beginning llllll good follows-hip
at the close. The morning scrvlcc at
the usual hour. 'l‘lic pastor will
speak on the first topic In the. wcck
of prayer. (‘lod‘s (‘ull to Ills Pcoplc.
Full announcement will be made (‘t'lll-
cerning the week of pruycr scrriccs.
which will be observed III group much
liiii’l mil ill Rot‘llonB, and the campaign
\t'iis instiiulcd in a most thorough man-
in~r In Ilic infected area every room
in cvcrv house was disiniected; wood-
piiI-s wcrc ransacked. drains and open
- wI-ro cemented. and the rats
crc (‘Ilri'illifld in the open and killed.
Vitliin llli't‘t‘ months the city was rid
{ rats. and the disease which they
oininuuicuted was eradicated. Army
‘nrgconi-l say that. this was a notable
Ichicvement and one which illustrates
lli.‘ efficiency of the sanitary system in
Iliiulla.
‘il
Here is a new story of W. S. Gilbert
old in London: it appears that. he
ones In a hotel. and fell In with
fillgious gathering. lindlng himself
. only layman in rowd of clergy-
; One 0! t iiiiiiislcrs. wishing
hm his rush, l'i‘lllill'kt‘d play-
y. "fdu mini i'col grcutly honored
It being in Milli rcycl'cnd company."
Yes," replII-d lilihci't, "I feel llkoa lion
n it den of IhiuiI-Is,”
e
W ad‘- lugs throughout the town rlnnd'n'
FAsHIO'wR?R£L-%%UNARV' school as usual at, the noon hour and
‘ is the young people's society wiIh sonic
801110 of ill“ w0rk “0‘99 now dill new and special features at Ii o'clock.
played are so lit’l'i'i‘i'lll' fitted (iii To all those services. It cordial Wt'l-
3M8. thilnblc' (‘ollOn for men “3' come awaits those who attend.
needles, all Ill the neiitest of com- Music—Mondng:Anthem. Int Us
llltll it tairly makes one
lug about to make
all excuse to buy them. And the ad-
compurtincuts for odds and
convenience to add
Search and Try Our Ways. Ciiyl Flor-
Is; offortory solo. Miss Moulioii.
Evening: Anthem, Jerusalem, Paris
or; oftortory. quartctty, Whilst) llwcll-
eth, Martin.
MONDAY NIGHT BASKETBALL.
partments.
long to have scu‘
ends are another
to their attriiciiycncss and utility.
The fashions for children differ
. from those for thcir mothers in that
iongcwaietcd til‘l'li-‘il‘fl are quite corr‘ec; Company F to Play F.“ Lauters—
for little (“lqu‘ WM” “‘0.er “of! Preliminary Between Nutmege and
gowns arc llllhtililli‘i he stylish m a
West Ends.
for grown woun- _ suitable or not.
However. the wise woman will choose
I 'becollillil't I'iisliluii. though it be a
”and?“ modisb.
‘ cry and cabbage chopped and
hated are. It liliil y relish to serve with
meals.
A block liicc gown trimmed with
white lace and accompanied by large
white hat and white gloves makes a
stunning ovuning costume.
all holoroli in black are to be
worn with gowns or any color, say the
authorities, and this would undoubted-
Two good games of basketball Iii-c
promised for Monday night at the or-
inory. Many basketball fans about
town are speculating us to the chances
of Company F with the lilllllt'i'it. who
appear born at that time While ihc
visitorii are not conshlI-rI-Ii no first no
the Croscenla, who pluiI-Il III-ri- lust
Monday, the record of lust ucusoii
shows the lantern to be u cicrci- tig-
gregatlou. li' cxpcctu to burc to bus
tie to win. Thc Inuit-In, who hail
from .lieriiey (lily. finished that last
season In a league lll which tin- HI.‘
(ll-urge team. which pIini-II iwu‘
game» at tho armory 'i‘hiIiIingIving‘
adly be a moat convenient fashion for
the woman with II not
come. 1
sir-cw caps of silk marked oi'l Into
squares by strips
ribbon are the very
employ
too abundant in.
place.
The preliminary gsiiio will In» In.»
tween the Nutmeg Club and the West
ldutlii. lfllch team has won from
the other during the season and o good
contest is looked lorwnrd to.
A LUI‘l‘Y YOUNOITIR.
Nerwsllt Free Delivery Mali dorvics
Iegine its Twentieth Year
This Week.
9'l‘hin week hm‘fl‘rli’l lilti't‘llm‘iiilt'llt‘in oi
. . I , .1 yours 0 t e rs- mui do very Inn-
' flagkuitlaiwrinbm: lam with cut vice In the Clyt oi Norwnih. m iiu-
‘ ' 1,” “mm” buckw- "a “an: original force of letter l‘lil'l'li'l‘li tin-II-
’anufi' are“, [OWHI of a" l! Just one man iillll ill ills. ltl'l‘t'imv‘
lots with invariably good fteect. John F'- Hellr. .
. M. u. “mom to in. high? The mice was established in Non
mm has In tile middle of me my, walk under the posimuatoruliip of A,
‘ m "d. or ““me in m, C. thrilling. of ideal avenue.
V it the shoulder. or at throat. ‘
the short sleeve and are often
with long flowing ends.
3 Macon dhiaoliau was
- die . .
‘ “ any. I t l‘owders for
‘ 7 nor dgsyks cure:
I .. Home, no or . res
’ is it warm» Menin-
soils. Clemson Troubles.
.. tiers, more and regulate
Wei-ma. all-Ii.
«an, tit. says:
in the world for
end constipstn
st or by mail.
of narrow. platted
decorative means
ed on a very black gown for
ivlng width to the shoulder lino.
' ch square iii dotted with slot pall-
ellio. .
items of the richest for neck pieces
this season are made in two sections
roosting at the middle or the back no-
‘ der double ornaments or animal heads.
' The. "pony" cost Is an especially
to designs for the critics»
~ - I and one that Is often seen
MANAOIR OF NIW HAVIN
IIANCH.
I I
' Prank P. Shannan. a Math Norwiilli
one; man. who. for Iimiu- limo. has
a respected with tho Dennison
Monulscmrln Company. of New Yorii
hsii MIMI m a manager of the Con.
neriicut once. which has been . ed
in New Haven and from whio the
business in this state will lil' directed.
Mr. shaman is well-known in Mill!
NI rwsllt. all iii ills new intuition will
meet many or his friction as list mi-
vels throughout the slain. lie is an
energetic young husincsn man. and
has the best, wishes or all who ltiiow
him. its Will have asmdatdtl with
. We” linsfi‘slsc or the New Your
or the noises Ossisaily.
clipcnncs I'm
to sci-vi- witIII.I.I In
that not inorc iIIIIIi "
hr of tho liiillll‘ Ivo '
i'i‘prcscnliilIii-r. In.
i'Ili‘ll to tho l"Ii'»-=
(lily.
Smith.
I l
Districts of llil' In \'
I‘hii‘d Voting In '
Slt'lilit‘ll H II. III»
l"i‘l‘tlllliill-I I1
Moii‘III. t‘IiI'iniIni. :-
.\l‘.ihoii. )illl'llllii'l \I
l.. Hoyt IIII- llil’ll» :
IlII- Iiiliil‘il IIIIIII .i.il
lllllil ~-iimc:<ani‘- .l'." .
Iit'il its lil'm'idiii iii
llieii' lil‘iiiltil‘ llIIIl
Int-cling :I luIIIrII t'
liltill‘li li\\‘ it) til-1'.“
{ill low ." i fillil ‘
illll‘l ilwiv shall In
lll‘l"~ iii llir lltl.ilii
Thu pianos-«I i
follow
Si-ction I 'I I:-
‘I‘ouii iii' .\‘..i'\\:.II.
:Iiid ‘Imutrnn .. .
lIIl‘s (il' ~-III.I i. n ;
ll. iI-iIIII-w hip-i
llillIIl Ii SIIII‘II I I ‘
lIIlii Smith" .I ‘v
illi'l‘ .\l luv l'
llt‘l'l ii IIocwI'I .:
Mild il'I‘IiW I -
illltl «IId‘I il' Il‘
llllih. illliI lilll ‘
and quui‘iiicd .1
illlli hilllii ii.I\-' .
I-hiiigcii not:
givcn lii nit-l I:::
of i‘islilllillu
of which it‘
Suld ltlllil I..I
town IIiinllt-u. ~
main and I. x
t‘ll‘t'llll‘h ul'
Hilflil III- II\'.‘.
Ulilt‘l‘ Hilli‘.- II
“in iii \\l|'rli'.
ll'l'ill 01' our v.
luu \w.li
lllvl'i~ ‘ l, 4i I .
hIIiII ili.llll
ilt'lF Ill lili :.
iIIIIIIc- I" Ii‘
i"tlli|’ I»li.lli I‘
illi- Slut-11H
IIII: llii'II-~
uu In I'mll
lllrm‘, illivl
llli' iIll‘Iu I
lll‘l'willl l
uhtnc I,. Iv
illllli' lln ‘
l':ilt'll iIII II ‘
HMIIII iillll
.i.
buy. could do no hem-r limit a bun m... I... M,“
llil lili- il-r.‘
llih t'li-i iii-H
viii-Illicy lil.I‘
mmnhnrn unit
from tho I...
the Iiii'nilui ,
l'il't’llllll 1'
tlic ill l ‘~.I
yum. .Imli
Ii l‘w‘mil Ml
r-miiiir' ti
on“... . . .a.
3.5
' .
."
. I Second Voliui:
ilillu‘l‘l I" '1'
i' ~ hill.
‘ K ' " ‘ or iturumieratolz)
/ II i...
one are killed in battle.
Ilequ
' the Ex-
I'll wt Page).
Ilili In shape
.I cislatiiro and
It .Iiy and advo-
.; u-Iittt-e's report
'I ping cightern
objection was
.w. by the meet-
: gated to pro-
w. i'oIInnt-l Imvl i
which lit‘ltit‘ll
‘I and John .1.
Senator .lorc.
‘: pi‘cscntdtlvcs
William Low und in i‘I'ii‘li ll. Quin-
;iurh I.th did
my of thc ctizii-
gcnI-I‘Iilly IIiI~1
n. -.- opposcd lo’
4.inch for i.
I I tiixutluil. ilic
"lllillt‘ii of town I
...Ing your. midi
It, is speclti '
0d '
members shall i
2 party. Four
Ward nr givcii
Jilld two to tho
Inger l., Circa
III. Frank II.
I. John I“. Mr-
Ii‘runkiiu A.
.l'l :Iiid .lillllt‘ii‘
hold oillcc illi
\' lHI_ limp, Iil‘
lml llllii quali-
II in fur I
lili‘ iicxt town‘-
'l lllt‘llllll‘i'hl ho
. .- your and livc
IiiIIIIuIly lllt'l‘i“ .
. . ‘lml llvr- llil‘llI-l
Iiill rcullu II:
will lli‘ In ibi-
llll til lelillliili-
ll of it‘ll cloc-
I llllll SioplII-II
'lrcgory. li‘ci‘dl
Merrill. (‘IiI‘I~ I
~1I-.\iiiliull, Mill'll~|
A Smith, (sill
Iii-s l. lloyt l-c'
Iil‘ll such lniiii-III
.Ili .Iiiuuiiry Ist.‘
~lliill be clurlcil
:IoftI-r providi-d.
. pnwr‘re and bi-
duties as nrr
upon the Board
on. tho clccllou
n provided for
Is next annual
Board of listi-
llll|lilthi of toll
whh'li cit-rims
I ltllilll hold no
\vn KOVt‘l‘lllllilll.
cII-cicd tor the
for lilt' term or
Iiiliy illl'l'i‘iillt'l'
Ilyo Illi'llll)i‘i':i of
then ill-n nil-III
Il bolting ll) tho
of slihl board.
II- first. four in
. lllt‘ 'l'hlrd Viii
In first illiM‘lIon,
for more than
”rrulls revolving
oi‘ Votes. lhmu
nI-IIIrI-Ii eliu-II-Il.
audio and coil:
~I_v Ililn-Dllfilllilll
llllitlll nllliii lm
.‘l‘ without pay.
Iiliull (‘llllllllt'lll‘il
IiiItiI‘y iii-st Illicr
IrIl itllitll iii! any
Iccur IIIIIoiut its
islic the [li'l‘litill
Iiiul locality us
It‘s lit Io be llllivil.
rd «hull tum-l on
August In t'fil'll
nose to be Ito-pi
militias and pin
adjourned annual town meetings. and
report to the solectmen all appropria-
tions made in accordance with this
act. seven members to constitute a
quorum for lhé’traiisnction of business.
but a lesser number pray adjourn to
a later date.
Section 3. The first solcclmnu of
said town shall bc cx-oi‘lII-io a member
of said board. shall preside at its
meetings. biit shall bavc no vote In
any of Its prnccciliuini cxct-pi in a
case of ii. tie.
Section 4. Tim town clerk shall
be clcrk of said board, and shall keep
a record of all thc pracecdlngil of the
board,
$I-t-lion 5. Sold board iiilllll annually
at the conimcuccnicnt of their ycar of
scrvII-c. clcrt ono of their monibcrs
to “Cl as president of tho llillll‘ii ill" lllté
Iibsciicc nI‘ lilt‘ iirst Hi‘lt'l'llllllll.
Section ti. 'l‘hc ilrsl sclvcllllml lllfll’
cull special meetings of lilt' board and
upon the rcqiicst of any sit iiicliibern
of the board. shall call :I Iiicctlng oi
llic board. In ouch insIIInI-c giving rou-
noiiublc personal iiotlcc to tho mcm»
hers thereof. or written or printcd no-
tIt-cs soul to the rcsIdcui-c of curb. or
nifliit‘ti to him by the clcrk of said
board In llmc to roach his place of
i'chiill‘nrc ut lcasl lWi‘lllfi‘illlll‘ hourl-
bcforc, the timc of such mooring.
Suction 7. \thiiI_-Vcr.uiiy mindful;
of the board is ciillcd, or ihc lltliil‘ii Is
I'cqiilrcil to mcci by viriiic of any
l‘lIit'H of moi-tinge they may adopt, and
no quorum shall bc lil‘IlM‘lll. IIIc first
shim-Iman liIlly i.~~~iic Ii warrant. Hill"-
.t‘ll by him. directed lo the slil'ril‘l‘ of
the county of l“iill‘llt‘lti. Iii~ dopiity. or
any constable of the Town of Norwalk.
to urrcsl and III-Iii): Into Hlili minding
ii Hillll‘lt‘lll iliiiilbcr of members of
«lid board to constitute :l quorum. and
upon receipt of such warrant ~ .d oili-
cI-re sbiIIl forthwith uoivi- iIIu .«IInc
Suction K On or below lilt‘ "Hill day
of Minuet ihc sclvclnici: nl' lili' 'i‘uwii
of Norwuik shall furiii~h pnid board
with It lil‘llilil‘ll stiilciiiciil (if lili‘ or
pone-q of tho town for the your pic
i-I-«liiiiz. and .Ill I'Sllllllllv of who! lin-
luwu will I'rquii‘c in not its olillnii
lions llllii pi'olidc for I" I‘Xlli‘llltl‘~ l'III
Ihc coming your; and 'vnic Inc L’HIII
«lily of August lllt' It in} of School
Vii-Jim‘s of hiliti town villi inruluh tn
Illi- said board il sich ncni of Ilic
wiioiil: illl‘ llin yi-ni pi- "tliliiz. .llltl oi
IIII l“'lllllllll‘ of lili 0! l!“ mimiiscs of
maintaining ”in school Mr tho com
ing yciir.
Section 9. Said illn'i cf linlilliulil
and Taxation shall, rm HI leorc tho
{lilth day of August. chow lil lie- pub-
Ilslll'ti in newspapers publishcd in the
Fil‘h‘l and Second \‘olim' lliell‘li'lh. a
shipment of said cslii 'c» oi thc sc-
it'l‘lllli'il and of tlic It II of Siliool
Visitors.
Section III. On or ‘I
day of Scplciiiber. lil-
Hidilllllli' and Tamil :
tIII- lillli‘ Iiiid pIaci-u \I.‘.
hold int-clings III ouch
lug districts of tlic i. I ,
upon the t‘hiilllait‘li no I
wicctuicu nud lililllil w
tors. and give “Olit‘v . '
by publication III II in
II ill llll‘ WITH \‘nlilis
lll‘Whlelli'l' lllllilitilli'ii
\‘oiiuit Iiistricl: and .
and at all lifljmil‘illlli:
«bull hour iill panic--
Iill't‘ llltI Iirsl
rill liiiitl‘tl iii
IIIIII appoint
I'll‘ lhcy will
llll‘ lhrcc vol.
i’oI licoringn
‘llllllt‘tl by Ilii-
blriiwl \'iI-i‘
nid Iiiwiiiign
. nip-I [lliilll'ill
in Hill itllii u
lilt' Sci-rind
.lili Int-clings
ilit‘i‘i‘llr llll‘y
I may lll'NlI'“
ll) bi- hoard l‘l‘lllllh our of lilllil
t'ellllllilt‘h‘.
rim-lion ll. At Ilit Implcilnu of
«aid liciiriiiuil. and .I i lwforu llll‘
'..'iilll lily of itvpicinh
tho iiuId limiiil Iiliiill :
lili‘ limro of the tutti.
uiiitouiI-ui of appropii -
now-wily for the .w
Ilill'l to! the MNiIiI‘I «It ‘
cunning tlscnl yi-Iir u
for mild nppropriuih.
ilir rule of tux whil‘li
Ibo properly and I,-
ml determined by ll
before or nest tho-r- .
plviml,
Section id. The it
man shrill submit I... «limping "mi
lira rates so tired in ‘ - next Annual
will I'ltI-lllllK.
.- llilli iiic iii
‘il, Ii dMnIlI-d
ll- llicy Ilm'lu
.II-u lllill cun-
Iuwu for Ilw
Ilicii' rcouonn
.Iunllui with
‘I In. int-I upon
of tho town
lull Iiui liliil
. ltl lIn rtllll
ti oi iiclncl»
‘vII‘lli attend the
Ier or Urinary
Town Meeting or it“ .nnnmmpm of
.. It AND WHISKEY
It is probable that nearly every man whn «blah modes-
has some diseases! ihc I‘ do L
rgans. More meddle oi h..le?;b ‘m'
losses
The ssusi symptoms are a sediment in 11..» urine after it
”flit“. tater.
me as
Dr.
bed
. sad
i
David Kesaedfi's
edeetsupoo the seye season In w M
is a new element at life in the
" rode a ds and night: air: in the am ,‘2 .4
cnt des’lre to urinate? partloolarl H “I. W“
ll! ',l‘ l;
and arise that s ins high oviiei: l:
W Named W
ila‘
, , who’dlinh. as well as total sternum, will an.
rti
I
u .
v. . mo It
i M . wed lift 0
, .uailossll
"4' ~ It s
lug?
I
this «molded
in and
IA
We“
elrculsrol valuable istomsuos will be
mil lrceto soliarsre whosesd their item
mills llr. David KessedyCoi-poratinn. Irma.“ N y
tr Mrs writing. had 3. '
blishers of t
” d
, nin'mi-i‘rmfl'rrnzm real
. I ..
eaten! ”fit-dd at it. it. Mittens.
Wat
“Id. ion to on."
A ham'p]. Mia“
19 and “this”
nil D Out-lining a";
flares- I
.. HALF .‘
snow PRICES. ;
When you come here you
ables.
I - woman-s.
.. Coats, Suits.
THE BOSTO
AT Enemy
will be brought face to face with a most remarkable clearing sale, one’
i I. .
ha forcibly holds the attention, because it is a genuine mark down or prim.” (m high-grade. ”womb“. wear-
Be Wise and Trade Early in. the Day.
9
. __...... . -.. a.
such annual town meeting for hiisi
ness purposes to he held during the
month of October, which meeting
shall have the power to decrease the
appropriations or any item thereof or
the rule of taxation so catimatr-II and
llxcd by said Board of Estimatc and
Filtration; but iii no ruse shall have
power to increase the appropriations
or any Ilcm thereof. or the rule of
tradition without the iiilirmutIi-c vote
of at least lhrec hundred legal voters,
The rule of taxation so estimated and
rcporlcd by the lioard of Estimluc and
'I‘unxtion shall be final and thc up-
proprintious and tax rate rt‘(‘(ililillt'lltl-
cd. shall be llln appropriations and tux
rate for the Town for the opening your
unless changed as aforesaid, In. the
event of any changes. ilic changed
amounts shall be the amount of taxa-
tion and appropriations. The total
amount of appropriations for any one
your shall not nxccui tho t‘SliI‘lIlIlttti
Board of Selectmen, Town School
Committee or Board of School Visi-
tors of said Town, nor the Town In
tract or otherwise for which
'l‘own shall be responsible in I-chsn of
the appropriations so made by said
Board of Ruiniuic iind ’l‘uxulhiu.
Section 13. It shall i‘eqiili'c scvcn
ammniiive votes of members of the
Board to cstnblish a tax rate. and six
Ilfiirllliiiivn voice of tho lllt’imlwrfi of
tho BfNIl‘ii for uppmprintions
St-clion l-i, 'l‘liu rci-ords of Ibo pro-
r‘r-mllnfls and unis of the Board shall
be open :It all l't‘llHtlllllllit‘ times for
public Inspection and shall bc pro-
scrvcd wIib the Town Itccords.
Suction lb. The Board shall ii: the
diic lliui pnynblc.
Section Iii. No appropriation for
one objcci shall be iiscd for oily (Hit.
or purpose. niid all Iincxpoiidcd appro-
priations are to be cm'crcd back Into
the Town Treasury.
Section 1?. No officer of lllt‘ town
shall expend or color Into any con-
tract by which ihc Town h’lltlii Iii-conu-
liable for any sum. which together
with such other contracts as have
bccu Iuado shall cxch-d llli' appropria-
tions for lllt.‘ scyci'nl dcpni'lnicnts. or
any of them. excl-pt in cuscs of neces-
sities In matters of repairs or high-
ways and snpoprt of the Town poor.
and then to a sum not cacccdiug one
hundred dollars. Should any occasion
urine where more Inoncy will bc ac-
tually needed for thc dcpni‘tincut or
branch of town governmental affairs
than so approprIaII-d as provided for
herein. the iionrd of Selcctmcn shall
notify the Board (I! Philiniiiic and Tax-
ation ‘nucb i‘IIct iiud lllt‘ First 80-
Ioctmu shall rtill ii mccilng of the
Board to (‘tlllliitll'i' lllt' dinner of an up-
tll‘upriiillon for such object and the
Board may make Iimiroprintlons for
such tilllt'i‘lii tiller Iluc inquiry. But
If the lilllll iihiill i‘XN‘I’tl one thousand
dollars it nhuil only be appropriated
by the town ill u minding called for
ilini purpose.
iioction Iii. So much of Ilio not us-
inbliliiilug tho Norwullt lliith School.
passed by tho Iloiiorul Afliiilllllli)‘ of
this ulslu iii. lie January reunion. Will.
an III InconulalI-Iii hcrowiih. iii hereby
lilillivuiilil.
Reviewing our early Int-wt is very
much like looking Ihrouuh nu uiicicnt
album. l-‘ncuii that once rI-I-Iin-Ii Vt't'il
lowly now limit old-lashimwd and ridi-
ciilous.
Second I lecos
0“
Salts. Ooorcoa’ts
AND GENTS FURNISHINGS
II. ‘ BUTTIIEB’S.
MIN'I AND IOYI' FURNISHER.
ll NO. MAIN .1". 80. NORWALK.
.1
Park Gt Tilt 0rd
will!
Wines, Liquors smi Cigars
AT
“Hotel Olifiord ”
CHARLES REYNEKEII
'Wo
mas
IWM
income for the your, nor tillilli any.
any special town Incctlng. vote to ln-.
cur any liability or expense by con-.
said .
limo when any tax Inld shall bocomt"
I
ST BE
and liens Miserntnr‘by Williams.
M thc morning services the Sacra-
ment oi‘ the Lord’s .suppcr will be 01"
served. and the Pastor will present
tollicus to the children with a brief
iii dross.
{RED MEN ATT
I CHU
i Tomorrow evening at the First Me.
I Ihodisi. church the Red Men of Uncas
liiud Cock‘enoe Tribe‘s will attend in ii
body the service- commencing at 7
In‘clock. This Is the second time thcy
I have been invited during the pastorate
.of Mr. Duncan. and will of necessity
3bo their last visit as he leaves this
charge in April next. The topic of
tlie'sermnn will he "Taming a Wild
. Man" Seats will be reserved for tho
gmembers' of the Order. who will pro-
;inibly number upwards 01' 200 men.
1 i‘be choir will render special music. iii-
iclnding the anthems “The Safe Sab-
bath Caim" by Bamby and Shelley.
____________.,..
MAD DOG FROM ROWAYToN-
(‘JIII-i' of Police William Voilmcr
was liotlliwi this morning from How-
“Him that ii mad dog was on is way
lit'l'i‘ from that, section 0? llle lOWll.
The dog was a shaggy black one and.
when last seen was on the Wilson
Point railroad truCk. Chief Vollmel‘
iiuII SinI-ruuiuerary G. W. Gladstone
scoured tho town for the animal. but
did not. succeed in finding 1L .
l
I
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Sugarat Cost.
EXTRA SPECIAL LOW PRICES ON HIGH-GRADE SUGAR.
OTHER WO RTHY SPECIALS.
1 ocean. squn. SUGAR
I ‘ 5 LBS" 256. 10 LBS., 50c. 25 LBS. CLOTH
SACK. $1.23-
I POTATOES, Fancy Mains Stock ................ Pin, 20c; BU-I 75C
I NABIBCO WAFERS. 10o Package out to ...................... 8o
I
I on last night's Sentinel rennin list of stamp specials.
saoo IN cramps wrru 1 LB. $2.50 iN sraupe WITH I 1.3—.
aasfr (TEA AT 50:: FANCY parliamentary;
I
say all your Groceries here; It's the only way to save money.
rhero ls always something spogial at
New York classic.
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
Telephone.
All medium
We will quote while we arc unloading the
A carioad of fancy Maine Potatoes now on the tracks.
sire, mealy and good cookers.
car at astonishingly low prices,
Fancu Maine Potatoes per Boshei 650
In Three lushol Lots or More.
These prices will hold good not lilil‘l thiiu ’l‘uosday next.
Strictly Warranted ligge.perdoseu. ............ ......... Wade
Good Butter.perpound'.......... ................. ............. 20c
Very Best Butter. per pound ..... ................. ............ 32c
(lold'MedaiPI-Int................. ............. ....... ..:..37o
Louis J oseloff,
72 North Main Ct.
Tel. Cali, 698-2. Booth Nomik.
FREE FREE
ale'rumonv. JANUARY 5
Handsomely Decorated
.OA MEAL DISH
To fill Purchasers of Tea. Coffee
Iaisilsg Reorder. spices and Ian-nu.
iris UNION PACIFIC TEA co.
imwujm Nervmili.
t
float to Post om
Pm oouvm,"
.ullrr.‘
W.-
Pbone ass-4.
WE ARE.
,» M“, mmmm ”M Cl line 0' m Ill till. “uh". "
mm m as “it'll-dill store. We can furnish you wIth the best the
WW iii fittings to eat. We went Wchmimu order and
‘ it“ “up” {an plan set satisfaction. ' ‘ '
ii. .
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Norwalk Chronicler