H eponeaarlehtuuleee
bylo'eloekinthenf-
by- Me
4:! '
’T‘w’i’i.'fi'fi'w“"3
V follow; the Flag."
_, to the Waugh ape-
, interim looka‘on while
(I larope are filling the
the Pneihcwith their war
. - , heard: and earth to
ecrnxneroe with Japan and
with Ghinp. The indurtriel
epiritoi China ie wnh
lip Van Winkle sleep. Mr.
that China meet merge
tin of nbyectiun and in-
”I We one of the great
the eprth. and that Japan
' uni he onlye aecondary
. to her Perhape Mr.
' i, but it certainly doee not
way to theweetcru world just
the future may bring. how~
" In light in urging the Ameri-
, headed by their government.
. iheraeelree and gain their
1! die rich trade of the inc
“reliant. Inevitably greatly
" fadlitiee will follow the
fi . d the ileete of Europe in
water. ”Trade followe the
. therafm earnestly urges
A Stateegovernnumt to look
We intereeta in China and
‘3 -» merchnute receive de-
from their reepectire
wherever they maybe
. mould not be lacking
V aw Gimp Amateur
. Mid apan the watery;
York and Philadelphia
aid flan Premium.
“urn?” '-"3
. amt wore in the habit oi .lhuuittering
*potlu
linehyille had denim that went far-
lher than the preparatim of a team
ry perkfor the buildilfl of the fair.
Beautiful ae thecapital e! Tenor-u it.
it bee neoentral publiepuk. It her
long been the deeire of the citieeua tc
inure-ache park. Their civic pride
Awae appealedtowhurthecltygot ‘the
fair. Each eubecribcd awarding to hie
mean. The police of lie-brine taxed
themeclree $10 apiece for the fair. 80
did many other parlour of comparatiro
ly entail arcane. The ladiee who had
theme of the womau’e building would
let accept free pareee.bnt paid their
way everytitne they rieited the fair.
When the chow war over. there wee
A comfortable eurplue left. Patriotic
Nuhrilllena. however, refused to take
no: money heck.'but mm it to the
lily park. Where theart buildiugeteude
will be the nucleus of Nashville's city
park. The art building in min tempo-
rary etructure. it will hold permanent-
ly theworke contributed to it. and it
will he the pride of Tenuee‘eecana The
ground around it, already laid out in
decorative laudecape and planted with
truer, ehrube and ileum. will form a
rare breathing epot for home peopleaud
lirangera A
Hawaiian Annexation.
The editor of The Beriewof Beriewe
preneute auroral etrcng rearena why
Hawaii aheuld be annexed to the Unit.
5d Staten without delay. The people of
the inland» tbemeelrea wantrery much
to con» to urforonethiug. Feral-other
we ought to have a naval and cceling
nation in the Pacific. Perhape the
ltrougeet reaeon of all ir. however, that
relate we annex Hawaii the new repnhv
lie of the Pacific may he offered bodily
:0 England. England would not leave
it to so begginxwhiiecarping. furry
litre Nancy critter tplit hairs over the
reunion whether the had any right un-
the minute: to accept Hawaii
and what ehe would do with it if aha
get it. Hawaii owner to or exactly an
l‘eaae did, and we did not hesitate
ibout receiving Texan, European ua~
:icne would not object to our annexing
Hawaii becaaee we are no mmny in-
:lined that they are all well diapered
so or, uya Dr. Shaw.
Another point, ontremely important.
to he omidered in rammed by The Be«
riew ae iollowa:
American control of Hawaii in in atone m
I duty that this: country owea to Japan and
.thnn. Those ntuilnlnrionlaia Lame are urn
only ml by the wt attitude of
the land grabbing lunar-an pewter rout if
England or Germany should olvtain Hawaii
the no?! of peaceful development of tlu- urinllal
tritium Villth lit rarest in in litmflrl ll, my
would in further mannered. Again from
lho political and atmtegio point of view. the
coalition of Hawaii amzbt to ht: manna by n»
newlonely related to other [villains o e
whelrutngiy farerudhyt tin pe-npit- n! the Ended
Metre. In refer a: thaAriwrican «output of
:he Mar-anaemia! and to the mentor»: n!
Jueormerentflaetuey naval etetiounia the
West Indian.
Great Britain winced to apoe to our
propowd international treaty prohibit-
lug either American or Britieh eubjecte
lrom hunting real: in that open ran at
present. in return for this the walls“;
’uiil peered by our mums. aimed by
Preaident McKinley and now a law will
:xat-tly hit Uront llrituin for her churl~ ;
:eh rein-l to help on protect the real».
It prohibite the importation into thin
country of Boring tea walrkilm. The
greateet market for there shine in the
United Statue, where [vermin have more
money than in moat muntrien. (lanadi.
wholcuele our meal», tending the akin.
to lamdou and hating tlurm drenml and
dyed and that filling them tone tor tho
cloaha d' m lattice. New. no
matter how army aeelr they canals.
Llauadiaueomfiaell the akinlt to up.
l'heir beet market ie cut oil. and it
terror them right.
4......
-M
Anthony Cmetook. the tune of the
moral character of the uniterae, hae re-
ceived f centa clamaaee in a ruithe
brought anniuet a man for defamation
of character Thin verdict. while allow
ing in a way what Umuetoclt’ a fellow
citieena think of hire in bias own town
of llew York is rather ambiguoua. it
nayrnean either that (knneioch’e moral
treet- ia no blah and immaculate
t it cannot be W more than u
cente' worth or it may were exactly
the oppoaite-dihat it ie to bad alt-dy
it ie only worth 6 ceutI.
it (form Berbuell'e Innetaehe ie an
rernarheble ea appeara from hie pit.»
tune. the nothing. foaming political-3
(thirteen heaeeoantedfor. it ie
the meet-oh that duee it.
if any 0!” hille moietwltoyoa
wheayoeu'euklaaneallehaap do
nottahelhanrwhantheyarerllrureer-
nitrate-Jot the chancel are theyare
Mb. '
W to Inner-below“.
amenable-ha; Win
Hera: lam: married-ere
“calmer” Jeanna
I“?
“We company. ..
‘Au tolerable feature of the pertcrul
enter given by the Ternary Shearer
, more”. which rpm at the Net-
wallt Opera Holler all’5uent week. in
that they are ccntluuoue. Contrary to
tbennoeual curious cf interretullleg
epeelaltlea with the actiougof the play,
oitentlruee breakingflthetbreed ot the
etory and deetrorlun the plot. they are
given between the am. thereby obviat-
ing what are frequently long and tire-
ecute waits. Among the ‘artieta who
appear Monday eveulur in conjunction
with ”Dangers of a Great City" are:
The clever novelty duo. Will and little
Irene Myere, the latter of when) is con-
ceded in he the clevereet child artlet
in America; Henrietta, the mueical
marvel. who won recently eeeu at
Keith's theatres: Charles H. Leyburu.
the deecriptire baritone. and the inbu-
ltable comedian. Tommy Shearer.
Lady Dene.
The out of characters at the comedy
opera ”Lady lieu," which will be pre-
eeuted under the anapicea oi the Twin
City Wheeluren at Hoyt'e “metre. next
Tuesday and Wedneeday nights. in-
cludes route of the heat vocal talent of
The Norwalita. The opera was recent-
ly produced in Troy, N. Y.. and here in
the endorsement it received from the
chairman of the committee:
To whom it may concern: This it
to certify that Mr. Julian Jordan pro—
duced hie opera "lady Beer” at Rand's
Opera Home under the auspices of the
Troy Yacht club. The opera won in
every way eetiefactory and we moat
cordially recommend Dir. Jordan and
his opera to any who desire a first-
claea attraction. Signed.
N. l'. WEATHBRLY.
Cbarlman Committee.
Who in to Win lira?
The alumina commailetta. "Who's
to Win Him?" will be presented Thnre-
day evening by a number of well-
knoen minty maple. for the benefit
of Trinity church building land. A
clever prohraue. “The Wager." will be
given by hire. Keep and Dr. Many. The
cart for "Who’e to Win Him?" in Mice
(libbe. Mine lluvilund. Mine Vera Wood.
bliss M. K. Jenuluge. Mrs. David Ray-
mond. W. F. Ambler. Reed liariland
and Dr. tinny. A delightful evening is
aeeured Don't ioraet~Thumiay aren-
ing, P ebruary I0. at Hoyt'e Theatre.
Y I. 0. A. Benefit.
The committee having in charge the
hermit for the Young Mon'o tfhrletiao 3'
next '~
amiatlou at lioyt'a Theatre.
week satin-day night. he» mow-d tin-
beet of artietn for the programme.
which promieee to be of rare «1ch
were. Among the mrtltipanle will be
Mire Mince Litilclobn. of Norwalir,
violinlxue: Mina Gertrude Lyon, m Nur- 9
wells. elocutioniet'. Mi» Ethel remit, of
llartlord, mandolluieto; a male qnar- ‘3
tettv- from the Bridgeport Ymmg Men‘s ‘
of H
("hrletian mutilation, and a visa»
write athletics under the management.
of l'hyeb-nl Director \‘oxci, olrthe came
nm’lellnn. tn giro an exhibition
W
General lporting later
ilelwhul Sporting Topic».
Every aisle in the Point! and H
foreign countries an: represented at
Marvell,
t’hirnxu is a great town for chicken .
fights. At a recent main tin: prize mo-
ney :mmunu-d in $2,500.
'l'hu trenaun-r ol the Cornell Mb—
lo-lir neam'inllon report» a not barium.
of $3,000 fur the pond M'iitlilfl.
title of tlw randidatca for comment
in tlu- Freshmen crew at Cornell inn
l'b'mm named line-Ke-Sre.
Lew Show, the champion linger bil-
liardiet. will sail for Europe mum. and
will give exhibitions, in lmulon and
Paris.
Track promoters 50"!"
to run tin- t'ye'li' rm'lnx xnmv- ml aim-p
in the mlro of over-production no
the trado baa gum.
Peter Jackson: bun drawn «on of bin
light with Peter Muller, which wan
to hl’tllllml to take plow at Philadelphia
early thin month.
Jack Minute «er-captain of the I'm-
wrelty 0! Pennsylvania fwtbali loam.
baa been unable to walk Hill“! with wn~
tor on the item
Buffalo’s mmtermlln llil'yrlr- tmrk
is to be improved The old training
quarter» are to be destroyed and it new
and more modern building trt't'iml in
its place
Flteelmuionn lanai-r at tho oiloms
i‘ouaidine attic-lee Illitll l'urbctt nu
Mun made to got him to also the
coolly eluted. lie treata it no one of
('mheii' n ndrertlaillg lakes
George sidearm baa entirely rm”-
cretl from hie meat attack of tho grip.
and it now working hard for his match
determined
with nebular on Wednewtay. lit-bef-
fer la practicing In titration
Charter let'lare. a New York
«bouncy perimeta the moat dlflcult
fee I known to lrtch chat": in teralue:
amuoetMIreebod with been
added rating emu
John Silicon. the champion weed
atteterottheworld beaten-edem-
erni ehellem to New York here. and
creation lteyaclee and lionohne
la pantriilhr er the area he would line
to fleet in a rare
My are: ”No matter whether
any we: le nurture the beet or the
went at it. i hate the aatptre. on»
The men are to duality in athletics in
bnedlua here-e ice. My yearn and
mutt atlll tie their “ether to
make than no tam“. we had better
call it a failure and commence
over aaaill. .
The Syracuse beer ”hall team will re-
port at Phllhdelphiu the drnt. week in
April for the exhibition trip. care the
standard. Garner have been arrangml
with Philadelphia Baltimore Wealt-
inxton and New York It baa been
the contour of the State to take a lone
exhibition , tour and to play strong
clube.
'l'he Bridgeport Wheel club has barn
requested by Secretary Bennett to
drop lte preecnt number 8. and eubett-
tnte 3. Thin meant that the Bridge»
port club in the third oldeet We
club in the country. The two organi-
rations that have precedence over it
are the New York Derek and Bear:
Bicycle club.
The Aacot sold cap at which Ir.
Crcltcr and Mr. Keene are carting
their eyes is worth about 510,000 to the
winner. beeltlee the cup itaelf, which is
worth half as much more. The die-
tancc in two and one-half utilee. lr.‘
Keene will be repreeented by St.
Cloud and Mr. kaor bar entered Dob-
blue.
Athletics will soon be made in a
manner compuleory in the New York
National Guard. All collated men will
be expected to participate in track and
held eporte onto a year. in order to
earn a medal for physical proficiency
the name way as they now do at the
butte.
A. A. Stuns. head coach for the Chi-
cago University, has applied for adrnis~
clue to the eastern conference on chan-
ger in football rules. Mr. Sta“ war
the chic! mover in the reform rule-a re»
really adopted by the weatern roileaee.
and he would like to have his ideae em.
bodied in the propelled changer by ena-
tern authoritiee.
The reaaon limtou ie each a great
bull town in because two or three mlt~
lion people live within an hour's ride
of the itoeton protrude. Residents oi
the surrounding town can jump on u
traiu.gotothc game andhe back in timv
for dinner. Even Lowell. Worceetor
and Providence are only alamt an hour
but 0! Mom.
'rrrrnr r77
PLAISTED’S
35 snnmnn
ll-l THE BERT.
50 Cents a Bottle.
2? MALT EXTRAGTS
ARE l.\' HEM-‘03.
We have all kinds.
‘3 R. H PLAISTED
M \H .W RF)!” ill 01‘“
l-bnlih hunt :.tlk
,1 J,,l lug. 3.1.3.
i
OSCAR H. BAN liS
tall/meme In II. V DAVE. l
EXC ELBIOR
Livery and SdesStables,
sonw. \LK FOSS
[luv the M n ulwgm rm livery iii tin town,
for lneettr- d tiring. and ,t lam atmh of up.
I‘H Ir rem-tree for melding- uml fluvial rm:
attain. y
:31! oral careful t'fllf‘f‘ in ilwry‘ win-ti ti: »
l'rihm manna-trio.
A Till“. Illtltnu Wllilt'i'llil'.
Trum- vl-vliwml total at!!!" for locally but!
M the law b.
. Trkpiunar mil. NM. tebl lien
%
M
“' "“3 Pimples
m: ”an or‘I‘mm
ltuy or tilrl.
(inbound
, Silln'rilrl' lhit‘t‘ I'orp l'urll ......
Pure Maple Syrup ..................... er, law and :fa- a ham
Nine "Kiwi.“ Rolled lhllp ......................
llitiiey’n Squad: or Pump-kin ...............
The Perth-e "mm, limo-l4» Ilium", :‘nmkwl lbw-l owl
FAIRFIELD GOUITV'S GREATEST STORE.
THE LAST CALL
WINTER jACKETs
SATURDAY, FEB.
Jackets. '
5th, we will have the final mark-down of our Winter
If you have not bought a winter jacket. or if your jacket is a rough one,
you can afford to buy a nice smooth Kersey Jacket, which is the leading cloth this
season, both for men’s and women's coats, at less than half-price.
Better and Rolgll inlets. chavers and Kerseys.’ imported Kerseys.
me and $.00 one-rm. meant)
Boucle Jackets. _
“2.00 and "Mil once...$e.llll
Hamburghs and Laces
A fortunate porcine-cc of manufactur-
ens’ namplee and short length» of Ham-
burgh Wop enables us toofl'el’ Satur-
day over 5.01) yde. at 50 who; on the
dollar. The lot «an or all the me
me lamination, end the styles and
l lotto: an» anmng the inn-t nude.
5!]! pier-em F-mult \‘alemiennec and
Oriental Lat-w. in white and but!"
colonel, our spring and summer im-
portation». will be dhplayed thin week
at very attractive- prim».
A... .....- u
Skating Caps. :5: and 3m
Empire Gowns.
Lore and flanihurgb trillion-d,
over :5 different wtylm ................. the
Silk lined ”loam! Sill once ....... 50.00 Braided and eiik lined “5.75
I?» once .............. . .................... in? mm
Children's Jackets.
es and to (nice, hill-B, 4, o, n ........... e250 Children‘s Jackets.
and ill) mien. rim 3, lo and 12-15.01)
Separate Skirts. Kitchen Department.
lo Mark 1 ballot chine that haw :lqt granite tron same pan ....... '. ....... lilt-
ham ‘5 all arson ...................... 1:550 “:‘ll WM" "0" “llrlwgum
lb plaid shirts that hate been $5 [‘0‘me oyster broilers» ,
until MWH Mn. :0 Large wirestrniuere .......................... 4r '
'lqtgrauiteimteaorwlfwtw fie
Blankets.
We here a hundred Marketa left.
(in all above one dollar we will take 2-5
English Porcelain.
Warrantednottocrau.
per council.
Oi. 190nm, 25 pct cont. "if. .............. are].
‘(n u h it a» ...
IL", an be oh .
“I” H n
Ladies’ and Children's begins. Worsted Hoods. 2.5;, 39:. and sec
Fascination. 25c 39c. 50c. and 75:.
Now—'—
Corsct Covers.
’l‘lu new blotter own-t myrrh and
25:. 75c and pic.
Skirts.
Ulllltu'lllt drainer. lace and Horn-
’ low muerk forerenmgw
burgh trimnml .................... the to 82' . mite. 59c and' a5t:
Boston Store, or. Main And Wall sis. Norralk.
AT ssvmourssronc
Best can. any.
Our store is one of the busiest placea ill town. The goods we sell strike the pope.
lur taste and are rapid sellers, and customers know a first class article when they teat
.r, and often page other stores to trade with us because they know when they buy a
round of Crackers or package of Oat Metal or any cereal food they get them FRESH
tND FIT T0 EtT.
Our Fancy Gilt Edge Creamery Butter in Sweet and Rosy. You’ll
be glad if you do. and norry if you don't try itn qunlltlea.
25c lb.
Tellty‘llt'.
lh-Iiv'iotte mgr.“ 3p, 35p, .bw, ill», 12%, it?» and ill-tr lelttml
i’rp-b I nullity Km .............. , ........... »- abvr..l dun.“ Ill
,Jlllrtfi'lt'; lllmfit";2lim' rr
l"~im Prunes-n
.............. ‘3) Hill!-
250 lb. 25c lb.
......... Srnnd lllt'n pnvkntw Your} llocul lint illwfil'
think-r tlnb- ................................................. llh' paring:-
Hungarian nun-rm limit ...?!4 bag
Jolk~' l’hmr . . 7.1! ha:
iagmll' - l’rt'rillc r l urn Tom-tum. Amarague Tine, tiar-
oh n Hillml Pow. ‘mimull. Mo :tlmwt maul- purine-ml.
walt'll inrour allfwlilil'fllwlll oi the Pure Yuri rilww.
“crucial-let weehlt non-mum- e‘aelt.
I'elvplnun mll- Mm-
............ lilr it run
C. E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
33 Wanhlngton Street,
South Norwnlk.
modem
if we can buy good» m we can afford to sell them even at a third less
than they ebould ordinarily bring, or bull ices than competitors get.
we gladly save the diflerencc for you. 'l'bcue items in thin advertise-
ment show how we underscll any other grocery store in tho Norwullts.
‘Om but flute Cream Butter. per \h.,
Babbitt’s or Great Seen, 1 «to Set
Beet Elmer Snaps, 5 pounds let
M Mace Cakes, 5 made tor
Beaten halted beam. 5 pound can let
Gained, pub and new, i retail Meet.
how’s Tame fleet, I cecal mm.
New York Broom
In "W!“
Royal Pearl.
m on it Wanton
‘ all-ma ...-mm-
llouovun building. Sumtb Somali.
25 etc
25 etc
25 cit
25 etc
6 etc
.5 etc
9 eta
Go.
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