tantrums-munch.
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HOMEMADE
alums
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Snow
and warmer tonight; Thursday nnow.
followed by clearing and colder. For
Connecticut: Snow tonight. and Thurs-
day, rising temperature; increasing
east winds. Weather conditions: A
long trough, of low pressure oxtcnds
from Lake Superior southward to the!
gulf. with ridges of high pressure
along the Atlantic count and ovcr thc
itocky Mountains. linin or snow iillt-i
i‘nllcn during the pout 24 hours from
tho Rocky Monntulns enutward to
Ohio, 'l‘hc tclllpernturc is below zero
ill New England und in the Window
sections as'nr' )uth as Southern Kiln
can. The western storm in moving
rapidly eastward. and will reach this
vicinity today. The tolllpornture will
rise, and tho storm will probably con-
tinue until Thursduy night and then it
will be followed by clearing and coldcr.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO.
Tonipcrutlirc: how. it; high. 57.
i‘lolitly.
Mr. linrlhoi. oi‘ Silllllford,
won in
Norn‘lllk yvutcriluy greeting old
friends,
m
Don‘t forgot tho .iiiniuiry Clcllrnncv
Milo at tho Ri‘iiii ntoro. 'l‘llil :ltlv, will
giro you discounts.
Arthur Wilt-olcr :ilul ilo_\l Moth-n. oi"
Not-unlit. i‘t‘llli'lii'tl toduy to rosuml‘
iiii'ii' studios ut Yuio.
(living to tho lumuul llltsciing, illI
pool was played loot niuht Ill ilit‘ Nor-
wniit i"irt~ l’ttlico touruumunt.
Mr. uud .‘ilru, (tat-iii l., Oitllflcld, ot
Union l‘ltll-c, irhvtl ill‘t‘" (‘Iili'rliiilliliti
Misti Lillilill ili‘lii‘iit‘ll, of iii‘iith'liiil‘i.
Owing to illi‘ t-old, ibl‘ tt-llulnr liil‘t‘i
top of “'i'ii‘fiiilo Sirltlluor twine. Sons
of St. tlmruil, was not hold. bust i‘t‘i'li
inn.
u
Now in tho limo you nt-cti furs iillti
”11' Mill”. return is it good plut'o to not
”will. 'i‘ht~_\‘ urn to Iliit‘i‘ It not". 'l'hi-
iiilV. will loll you about it.
Not-unlit innit titiil trliur or ’l‘iw
t‘ulltint-l tony utu‘lirtl tht~ i'Il u tilltl Hi'li‘
, .oi iitic I‘Riilflll'dl' to i‘llllillil iii tho
Nfisrwdlk limi‘ti in Willi lilli't‘l.
iii tho nt'itt'io contwrtlinu ilut iii'tt-
iiwr'u iodxo. i. t), t). l-‘,, )‘i‘hli‘l‘lliiy tho
nunw, (_'iilil‘il'li i-1,Krill',\ uhouitl ilnvc
road (.Tlllti‘lilu I'i. Ki'litiult,
ic. A. iinrhrr halt rt-lnrtwd from u
viuii to iliii hotlir- ill l‘htlilpsimru, N.
.l.. itilti I‘t'iiiliiliiii hilt iliilll‘li iii t‘ohu
burn it imuicr'u Norwulh morn.
(inc of Iloliu‘ &\'llll litirtln‘u tlnltiory
liortltlu foil down ytiltitu-tiut- on Wtiior
iiIl’I‘I‘i niid ill'oiul lilo whiflll'til‘llc 'l'Ilv
tlnntuuo Willi i‘t‘itiilly ropnirctl and tho
ltorntl will imhitrt.
if you arc thinking of tuition n tllp
in (lid l'itinl (Summit. Florian. iitwrmu-
tln. or city oiilnr trip by utimlillmnt. tho
.l. M. intyioli (iompnny will givn you
till ill‘Iiif‘l’ti information.
«.th . .,. .2
William J. brow, nytltwy illilltl. Iii»
lit-rt Wliiiiiilhwm‘ll‘i. .liIi‘It t‘irunsciln
iii'til .lmulpli lumpy, who want to thin-
llllry. Monthly mailing, to Miami u
prowling of tilt-icon Latino. of that city.
report it wry puissant flow. Morr-
thlns visit door by tho iisnhury MM
of ill. Mom in min- ihtllr visit
plum-slit Ind tin- mmiri‘r! insisted up-
on «nirrtsininn than in their mrs
homes.
TOILET Annals
Wm
who: your um srs turban on full
,hiuhtsloshtoycuri'inimm
livery dsy you mti of tires csussd b1
“Monica tumor or store.
all”: llbrd to ho without IL
drop us s cord slut in wit
immedistciy upon its mini
«74 Washingtonian, South Norwsiii, 0t.
Nowhihc’l‘he
rm lit-tunnels is so mun-bis you
Tot-phone us st once. it 't wstt. or
bind you
Taylor 8: Golden
TOI. 165-2
Our Iron Pills Make
You need the best iron Tonic to gtvc
F. H. BAXTER. Druagtst
.._._.,.. «.— WWW—“mm"-
Launch Works
plank.
by competent workmen.
Oyster SheliPoinhNorwslk
Pale People. Attention! ,
Ruddy Cheeks
You Rich. Red Blood.
ANDERSON'S
Boat Frames set up sud rssdy to
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
Elililiiliiil ENGINEERS Mill
Hoyt's Theatre Building, South Nor-
A. J. Hand 8: Company
iiilIIlliiilllIiS
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
wsik, Conn. Phone 423
Funeral Director and Embaimer
19 North Main Street. South Norwsik.
David W. Raymond
Residence. 6 Washington Street.
Telephone at office, 336-2.
~Tclephcne st house, 693.
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATED 1849
Deposits over $3,775,000
George M. Holmes. Pratt.
Wm. A. Curtis. Vice-Frost.
Frod'it A. Elle. Sccy A Tress.
l‘. Ii. iioKllll. of NorMilit,
in littclitinllrc upon
ullow in Now Yolk i'iilli).
,rhi‘ itiliitliililz i'iilllliillii‘t' of ii i.
Nit.
t 1'13th tho Norwuik Iloit-I.
mm] vvot'y ho) null girl ill lilt- tttiv oi
lili‘
loud it.
will iiv
illill, ilild iiilhlill'hii oi iiupnilnllt-v will
iu- trunullt-ttld,
lilti‘lfi'ti‘lll of tho South Norwuik 'I root
to on or ht-iorv .iiill, ttllii uiil liliIW in
tt-l‘vitt ll'UIli .lnll. lni lit tout twr i‘l‘lli
uolto» of tho ilulur ptpvt. in tin»
Mltllltt'itt-iotl to Iillltli,
\i'liu liotuit-tl for u tittit» willy this litultl
lull.
hold it monitor. this ll‘ritlu)‘.
ilil'l‘l oll Friday.
Misti Mury A. t‘uliuinuiinni.
ton uli‘ilill.
lli'i‘ tltiiitlu lit Noiillllritl t‘livmiiutl'y til
tor u pitltiunni holiday \tsli
boom of low Il‘hillililtilllllh in Knight
ull‘mlt, Niii‘wnlif.
ti-iiiloni of ihl~
school“. iiiul movtui trout iiust nvmutu
to tho i-“r't‘iili
storm, oppositn 't‘uylor nvtltltw.
inst nilrili.
on pushing thin nutrition to hint tho
nrlnihor llllldm limo it with lust night
‘t‘nc Itii‘li‘itl‘y ilroptwtl to tilt» solo tulirit
Mid to mom lliiit‘Iil to n trw alumnus
lwinw lwllfl‘l‘ it
this nutrition it With cultural
titli‘lvtl.
tho i‘fllii mitt-ll mort- norumfoviullin.
Flooring Figs. Box-
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omit-ts
split-i
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in again
lliiltilIiUilili
Iiitt
OPPOSITE HOTEL.
‘ The” New Overcoats
They Have lisdc Good
We don't know how many men hove spoken to us
since the big storm of Christians. cracking up the new mil-
itsry collar Overcasts. The evidence is that the costs
hilvc made good so protectors in stormy weather—worm
and sung from chin to heel. There never was any ques-
tion about: their having made good in fit, or style, or good
looks gencrslly. Every man that bought onciwss pleased
from the first moment he called it. his. It looks very
much as though this sensible style had come to stay.
Plenty of handsome costs in this model here still, in
beautiful colors and stripes. priccd from $10 up to $25.
Chesterfield Overcosts come in fancy colors as well as
in Oxfords and black. We‘ve a fine assortmmt of them,
priced from $10 up to $30.
Dill Illllta
TWO STORES:
Mssonic Building.
Norwsik.
:4 SO. Main SL,
80. Norwalk.
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BTART THE NEW YEAR RIGHT.
llouoivc. That you will not buy western foods made of low grade
tlnmtlgcti torn nitrivcicd shout ponnnl whine and nhcnt rit‘i‘t’f‘n-
input rolltliiniuli wood tu‘tlilil. but will but HUME GROUND BONNIE
1. i' lam-l {or your iiorttott tuttlu tind Poultry Quality in In) up. Just
on violin lit-i wr can lllullo it. l‘rlt‘tl In niwnys tilt low as not tun motto it.
duality i'flllNill“r“il. t‘otnpoutltl of corn. Willi. tinrii‘y Mid Wiwnt pro-
ducts. nil cisuti. pound grain. and lnntio frtlnil ouch day. That will
uhoui hold us In spcnkinrr of our itUMi‘ t‘ltot Nil lionnic Foods.
Quality First. Lust and All the Tim...
Proprietor _ MANUIL TORO HATCH.
lionnlu Home Food . .
iionnln liniry Fond . .‘
llonnio i’oiltiry Food - 4. l .
ltollnio Stork Food ,
Iionnic Scratching F'ccd i l
lionnh- illttit- (‘hii‘k Food
i’hotographs at Jackson' 3 Studio
A SPECIAL ART LINE OF WATER COLORS.
PICTURE FRAMING
JACKSON 3 8TUDIO. NORWALK. CONN.
la,
Coil. Will lllt‘l'i iolilmrow i‘Vl'liliiR.
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Till‘l'i‘ is up t-m-llt-tli opportunity Iii
Mi‘l‘l‘iii t‘oill'tzu loilliy, lit-tiri'
ill Vi‘Ii-I‘AIIF
Army
A illi'I‘IlIiK of ”iv Horn.
hold tonight to iiiiiliii
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ROF. and BUCK SHAD
Ocasn Blues. 6 tbs.. 25c: Grsenport Oysters. Rockswsy Long Clsms.
sits Escsllops, Steak Pollock. Blues. Woskiish. Frostilsh. his.
Frosh Herring. Buttsrhsh. Com. Halibut. Humid lstrs
Smelt. Spanish Msckerci. Loop island locations.
Cutbiii’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEFNONE I08.
FRFF. DELIVERY.
Argand Boilers
National Radiators
' Honeywell Regulators
ARE A COMBINATION THAT CANNOT BE BEAT
The Argand Boiler Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
A POSTAI WILL BRING PRINTED MATTER
Wu.
Mitts tiriirc l'urtiu hon I'I‘iiil'ili'li . to
at tho
Hill
lust
'liiitilll I-i t‘ilntlnlllttr. outwith-
lillitth Norwitllt puttitt
llr
holltt-uit-nll. in Word i
m— w.W
'l‘hv inilrvuri hound tho solo ulnrit
Iiiii [it‘iillll' worn itiiHii'iM‘Ii
30
o'clock Isnt night. but
dogrnsut
’i‘lul prtltwnco of snow llinitos
iilfi Gloves.
"ism
At OOIEMAN'S
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mama-mm i
Ii «tilts Now ‘i'ul'it Sluiv (‘otii ...... ”all
it ulm ”ioninttwtt ............
:l mini: I‘lntl
Apt-ii i5. i90i
lusty. I902
16 Oranges for 25c
upon pvt dot
.260 '.i itiu Mlliud Nulli
NORTH MAIN STREET
Our Grovvtii
SURPLUS AND
CAPITAL PROFITS ;. DEPOSITS
' $50,000.00 0 ‘
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.26c
Jilic‘l {i nits ('ttinlwrrinii ....... this
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PHONE :43
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New York's Executive uDiscusstsi
Many Rum
ALuANY. N; Y.. Jun. 6.~aovsrnor
Hughes in his‘nnnusi mom” to the
legislature today mskes vsrious rec-
ommcndattons on _questions of wide-
spread inlet-opt. ln as supplementary
message he diveiis st length upon the
proposed constitutional amendment
conferring upon the federal govern-
ment the power to lay ”iii collect on
income tax "from whatever source de-
rived." without npportionmont union:
the states according to population. and
in conclusion recommends that this
amendment be not ratified. in this
connection the governor says: '
“I nm in favor of conferring upon
the federal government the power to
lay and collect such a tax. i believe
that this power should be hold by the
federal government so all to properly
equip it. with the means of meeting
national cxigencicil.
“lint the power to tax incomes
should not be granted in such terms
all to subject to fcdcrnl taxation the
incomes derived from bonds issued by
tho stntc itself. or those issued by
municipal governments orgsnisod un~
tier tho sister‘s authority. To place
the borrowing capacity of the state
and of its novernmcnini sgcndics at
tho mercy of the federal taxing pow.
or would he an impairment of the es-
sential rights of the state which. as
ito officers we are bound to dcfcnd."
After reviewing the legal aspects
of this (location. the governor dyinros
in conclusion;
"We csnuot suppose that Congress
will not cock to in: incomes derived
from securitlus issued by tho stntc and
its tnuniclpniiiics. it has rupcnlodly
endeavored to lay such “1101i and Its
offorttt hnvc boon defeated only by
tmpliod coitstilullonni rautrictlon
which thin amendment threatens to
destroy. Willie vrc may desire that
tho forlorn! government may no equip
pod with all memory nstlonni pow»
rat. in order that it may perform Its
nstionni function. we must be equally
solicitmot to secure the essential bring-s
of slain government.
"1 thcrtlfore drum it my duty as trov-
ornor of the utsir, to rocorumcnd first
this proposed» snicndmcnt should not
iit‘ miiflod."
in vii-iv of the cdorts which the coin
ornar in his regular mew says
have lit-on rustic to ovsdc the lnvv pm
hitttitng bookmskintr st raretrnclta. he
ri‘t‘Offlmi‘nds so amendment penulirlng
tho practtco of hookmsiilnx. oven
though no bots lit-o recorded. As or.
tltmtrity prosecuted. the outlines: oi
inmitmnitlop requires the paraphernalia
of morning which the law now do.
ocrihcs.
licvelstions so to the “while slave
traliic" nro refornld to and tho gov-
crnor recommends tho nnnctmcnt of
wilntmor additional or morn stringent
provisions of low arc accessory to
lliitiii‘ tho ntntutcu more efficacious.
Tilt‘ gororuor renews his former
rilironlliicndstlons for dircct nomina-
tions Mid it short ballot. iic fsvors so
low i-loctivo odious an only be con-
nintcnt with proper accountability to
tho pooplc. and summon that it would
no on improvnmcnt in utstn sdministru-
lion if the oxficlliit’fl responsibility was
ccnlcrild iii the governor, who should
appoint it cabinet of ndmlnintrstivo
bond“. sccountstllo to him and charged
with the duties now imposed upon
citlcltld tunic olilccrti.
union-nos in mode to the report 0!
the committal) appointed to investigate
thel Stock Exchanges of New York.
whoop roporl was made public after
the lIIiII leglnlnturc adjourned Mill
whose rocummondstionn the governor
lipprovon.
iii,- lupin recommends that the putt-
CLO
MILL TEL. 46-3.
8min Weights and Cord.
Moulded Wooden Gutters. two sizes.
“Lincoln" Asphalt F‘sbrtc Rooting.
mentioned and the Hudson riter, so
that till? part: may have the advantage
of n river frontage.
Other girls for similar purposes
amounting to “525.000, were announc
cd by tho govornor as a result of the
activity of the Palisades Park (tom
mission from nutrients of New York.
New Jersey and Philadelphia. John
D. Rockefeller and .l. P. Morgan each
subscribed 8500.000: Margaret Ollvs
Sago. William K. Vanderbilt. George
P. halter, anles Stillman. John D
Archboid. Frank A. Munsey. Henry
Phipps. E. T. Stotesbury. E. H. Gsry
rind George w. Perkins gave 8:30.000
ouch: Helen M. Gould and V. Evorltt
Mary contributed 225.000 each and El
ion i-‘, James and Arthur (‘. James
jointly cure it similar amount.
These subscrionns were secured
upon conditions stipulating anion; 0th
or things that New York stste shall
npproprinto 82.600.000 for the ncquir-
in; of hind and the building of roads
and general park purposes: That the
State of New Jerscy shall contribute
it fair share and thut the State discon-
tinue work on tho new state prinon st.
(treat ltcnr Mountnim in Rocklsnd
County. where preliminary work on
the site for 's new 32.000.000 structure
lulu been under way for severslmonths.
COURT OF CUB'J'OMO AP-
P‘ALB.
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Prssidslt Tsft Sends Nominations to
Cellulose. and Names Prom-
Insnt atheists.
WASHINGTON, an. 5.—-Prosident
tn lunar NiHi‘i litunttt-u tilll .609! ;"‘"‘i‘i‘“:‘:"“':" I”: :"““‘~ '11:: gt 3:: tic survive cotnmhtsion Inw ho ostend- 'i‘ni’t tlodsy hunt to tho Sonata the com
'l llllti. t‘ruunt tlolttu iii .260 in it'll,” g‘Lan 'Jmhg“: IIII '_‘___’_25° Ni till in ”mi! tclonrnph “M "m" inution of monilulrs of tho now Court
phont- rompunicu under the jurisdic-
tion of the commisition. “'i‘ilo ovunts
of tho punt yours." snys tho govornor.
"hilvn curved to otuphssillc the impor -
lint-o of ndnuunlc suporviiiion and rush»
intton."
'I‘hc uovornor renews his rocotn»
inundation» of hull your that s sub-
atsntlni licenso in: be imposed on op-
orstortt of motor vehicles. the proceeds
to he dcvotcti to highway repairs. lint
tho nisitor of first importance. the
governor declares. is lilo provision of
adequate safeguards for tho. protection
of lift» sud limb. (Thsllffcurs should be.
licenced. he stiys. only sftor they have
boon found duly oil-illicit. suit licenses
should bl! sublsct to suspension and
"vocation is also of muesli-d Intrsc-
tions or the luv. To soot to shows
st‘m on scotdsnt ohoutd'bo undo s
of Customs and Appcsiu authorised on
our tho Pnyntl tariff law.
To ho proniding judge. Alfred C
(’oxc, at present United States Circuit
Judith on the Second Circuit. To be
nitsoclsto judges. Willism H. Hunt. at
proscnt United States tum for the
District of Montsnn: Jsmos F. Smith.
fornioriy govnrnor-gcnornl of the Phil-
Ippino islands. former induo of the itin-
prmc Court of tho Phillppincs.
0. M. Balm. of Vermont. s prom-
tntlnl lawyer or that state. Morton Do-
Vrtcs. at present chairman of ”the
iiosrd if iicnorsi Apprslsm It Now
York.
SIXTH OOMPANY INOKIR.
At the close of their .muiu weekly
drill, lust. plant. the members of the
sixth compost; hold it. smoker. m
‘ no.1 “m ‘5 m” With ‘ ”om penalty. husbands and s socisi time. 7hr”
mt lg m ”J mm m mum nhrl to the out w, mm..." m," m... “I. “W
m. | " W W M W In "I" W. “AH”... Will pk hum“ 1“!er U“ W3
M. ‘,|. r m . M” ’L'W W ”I 3. K ”lull”. to con”! to mm, “mm a tits put Artillery
thMIiMHMim' mm
Own. “amnion. Momma:
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imamuhmmshnsn mutt-twain!” his
”ummmmmthfiMsn-s
in.
ii
AND
Robber Boots
At LESW COST _:.
Price’s Clothing Store -_
98 Washington Street. South Nonvslk
TELEPHONE 166-5 , ' ,
The Hatch 8: Bailey Co
UOUTH NORW ALK, CONN.
Lumber and MlIlWork for Everything
from a Piggery to at Palace
SPECIALTIES
Window Glass of every description. 1
Sisters' Paper.
Sheathing and Builders'
a.
YARD TIL. “-2.
One. two and three-ply Tsr
listr insulstin: and l .
lliiii
WALL 9T " .
res of stocks were hlrtier of? -
part st the opening of the stock merit»: '
at today, but there was s sprinklinz'
of declines, including Rock island.
which fell a point: Louisville and
Nashville advance 1%. Missouri Pt.
cilic, Erie First Pfd. and Grant)! Min-
ing 1 Ind Norfolk sud Wooten, Brie. _
Ksusss and Taxes sud Colorado sud
Southern lsrge fractions. ‘
fit
WALL STREET. Noon-Into Indis~ '
crimlnste unloading of Rock Island
had a disturbing effect. When that
subsided the break in «Minimum
Copper unsettled the market. ‘ Rock
Island declined ”in the proforrod 8%.
Union Pacific Northern Plume, Amst-
gamsted Copper snd H. H. Olsfiin first ‘
pfd. 2. and several other stocks 1 or
more. Bonds were tn-égulsr. ‘
13.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.—-A s
tone developed after 12 o 'cloek but ‘3:
recoveries were not. large. the when
becoming dull u soon I... the ‘
stopped. Cleveland. 0. 0. sad It.
Louis gained 8 points.
‘ _
REAL ESTATE TIIANII'IRG. .
The following deed IMHO" it"; \
been recorded at the ton clerk's eh
lice:
Samuel W. Hoyt. Jr.. to Bonnet W.
Hoyt. building lot. Elmyiood ‘nIWt
er.
Charles E. Hoyt to Msry iii. Hits.
house suit lot. Woodwsrd svsnuc. War.
Henry Richmond to John A. ,Hliii‘ll'
ton lot and buildings. Westminst-
War
denote it Dillbt‘ow to (irons M. TIN.
house sud tot. Havitsnd street. Wort.
John F. McMahon suduvifo to Mill
pisco. War. ‘
Msrttn listen It 00.. to Mir! Phil
nlcc. psrcsl of loud. Bum Court. Wurst
WOMAN'D MUNICIPAL i.“
Tito wollfiilod psriormst tit .
of Miss M. A. Cunningham x
afternoon. client the growing . ,.
in tits Women's Municipsi would.
Artur the business meeting on “Hold ‘
on“Physic Work for Women“ vol
mail by Mrs. ”Nonnumerical;
infill-ester! were discuss“! m.
tits momsityof Miss _
and Mrs. 0.1!. Goodrich. carom
Isinstorofor tits public solidi
'flbsiit Tull." by Miss M ‘m
Colby. of New York. mum built “5
"Onion ls tits Home.“ ho M
IIIIMMM lb m d m,
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