they were releas-
' . Nil—v
lib wife, but a few
~1 lira. Ruttuno
made his appea—
deqltilntnn‘ee act as
While he was waiting
. Men's “possible ap—
Lincoln cm. who
watch, int-mined to
‘- - ho broke away from
,ran, and the otllcer llred
’ his: unsuccessfully.“
his‘ light only long
him to lire at the on:-
AS the omcers have
of the man, it is
. hailing line.
3?; Mina found a well-
, . may unconscious.
at 123:! street and It.
is was on the ambu-
1o, smile! the man
. , 1 d wheels. but without
. lien-sect“ that his ps-
ahalalng. so on the way to
fiefll'ad neurone to strat-
' ill the ice bath
hilt lroha ready. " he said
loud error; for his na-
v ‘ were be conscious.
' .MT answered the driver.
1 needles} too. I seem?"
WW however. had no ef—
Vii apparently still to
the htispltal 11¢ stool: all
“a and much pinching.
that. at the same time or-
illicit carried into anothv
This was too must: for the
1 .‘ lie came to in n Jilly.
dl» there!" he exclaimed. sit
a trance, but l'm
, pate
he wanted to get Into the
UWMUWIW totbe in-
were a large stunner
ellpplaga, in which his
was described at length.
set forth that he had
‘ loathe persons. 1am.
‘iliging, sits whistling.
“ *aoasllly' rated by Dr. 0’
, Illa tricks. Owen was out
til
- plhg
ar'htyol camels.
to $35each.
OUR
CLEARANUE
SALE.
all-It
. 84 won'lilrigton Street,
Beahttinl 1'
Kathleen:-
insets i) Co’s.
W Washington Street.
:anouen
counsrsm
look “0;...
insults-all halt slum
iritbnatla.
m~
W law.
Ital-slam
W
fypawritlag.
haters-t min-wt
W‘s
BUSINESS
COLLEGE,
B...
;We ofier thiil action, life fiitest lliié suil'Wlit“ est assortment wé have
We“ attempted. , All the nevi designs ill bodies” and the lhtest' unprove-
in running gears. Wood or steel wheels Wilbflhhfll' 03' steel
patent brakes, reboundindsprines. upholsterings 1n silks, estrus,
es, corduroys andfill the new serviceable fabrics. with an endless
ads by the best manufactum u: this country,
andgguaranteed the some as the highest grade bicycle. ‘ .
,5‘ wentyclive difierent designs to seleottlnsm, anyone of which can he
matfl to order to suit the taste of purchaser.
stub} we have the catalogues of 10 at the leading carriage makers 1n the
. country, representing over 1,000 styles, from which you. may select any
patthrn and have some made without extra cost. Prices range from $5
In addition to this
Special prices this week on Edison’ 5 Phonographs, Colombian Graphophones,
Records, Blanks and supplies. -
Come hear our recordswthe finest produced
Come get our prices-thay are “knock-cuts" to competitors.
U. S. STUBTEYAN’I‘
North Main and Ann Streets,
‘ South Norwalk.
CONTINUED
A few more Ladies’ Jackets and Capes left at
$8.00, value $5. 00 to $7. a); and at $5. 00, value 8.
Jackets DU Hull- Pd“.
MID 'WINTER to 810.“). Also some sizes Mlms’ and Children’s
The same is true of our Flannelette Wrappers,
out the assortment is getting broken.
Winter Stock.
H. :'::'::|::l::': :F :F ”I ”I ”I ”I ”I :'::l.:
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...,D1ckerman
Bdrg9itis in Other Items to Close Out Our
LI.
3- Son,
South.Norwalk Conn.
u:
s.
The kind that
in]: :[::|
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and art in it.
wear.
00‘.
an we
.- .s u. a.
.s - - v.
25 cents to $1. 50.
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u
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at.
Furnishings.
Come in and nee us in our new store.
FRANCIS 8: CO»
Grand Utilllll mill
RAILROAJPLACE.
mm letsildealsrsln
Fresh and Salt Fish.
Oysters, Clams.
Vegetables;
W
monmsmmnosm
WEEK”.
Hummer-why.
hum-tom.
1:1qu :1 zewrr.
Adwartlda Your Want.
in Nomalit'n Loading Pnpdr.
looks diflerent from the or-
dinary run. The kind that has style and snap
The kind a gentleman should
'l‘hat' s the kind of neckwear we ofier at
We are specialists in men 's wear—shirts,
gloves, hosiery, etc.. as well as clothing.
Everything New and Novel in Gent’s
South Norwalk, Conn.
CHICKEN FOOI)
PIG FOOD.
Fancy n Broken
finders,
Worms-1mm
hthlyalal'rdudm
111111010 aros-
randeaceut lamp. to the main blocs
$1.500 per barrel '
state prisomst . r, _
ow electricity for the first time.
The substitution ”of electricity for
and la in the line clubs policy of In:
movement which Warden Woodbridgt
lnaldnrs‘tad vibes 'lle assiimell charge
of the prison lush wills: be h
fully adhered to ever’ since. , 0 else
Electric Light company. 'l‘wo feed
wires extend along the outside of tin
north wall of the main block fronting
the yard that lies between the block
and the shop building. The wires ct:-
ter the basement of the building to
two trauaformel‘s. passing through
iron conduits thin. are insulated the
wuduiu: heglutllug about twenty feet
from the point of entrance into the
basement where the transformers are
located The wires. before they reach
the transformers have a voltage of 2.-
200 volts. This voltage Is minced to
220 in the iranblormers and before the
electricity entersvthe wires that run
through the buildings. A handsome
switch board of marble slate has been
built at the right wall of the enclosure
between the gratings that divide the
block from the place for visitors. There
are 22 switches on this board. and they
give the ofllrials of the prison complete
control of the elmlrlo lighting of the
institution. Each switch «mnects with
a depnnment or a division of a depart-
ment of the prison. There are three
extra switches to be ruled for the ex-
tension of the electric lighting wl:
the chapel. in addition to this
are four are light: for the watch to
are on the outer walls. and lo: .
front wall. These are lights are
controlled by the switch hoard.
time will be lost in. wiring the ex
tion house, the school room. the {c r
department. the wardeu's apartments
and the ofllcers' quarters. The three
extra switches are not included in
those which will be used to «mtrol the
lighting of the deparunenu: which are
not yet lighted. When the entire work
of electric lighting b finished then
will be l9 of the 12 switches in use.
‘Eaeh’ cell is'furnlsbed with an in-
0
there are 360 cells. Around the wall:
there are eighty incandescent lamps.
and, besides. four are lamps. In the
west end there are 64 cells. and in each
there is or: incandescent lamp. beside:
23 lamps in the hall. In the huspltn
there are 2t electric lamps. ll in th:
chapel and l2 in the kitchen. in tin
west end kitchen there are sever
lights. The cells '9. the lunatic ward
if such bright. cheerful rooms can hr
properly calm rolls. are lighted by it
lamps. Outside the door of each rd!
in the insane word there is :1 switch it
onnhio tho- null-er in change to turn or
the light at any time to see that the dc
mentoilm-cupnut in wt doing anything
to injure himself. The electric wires
are not vialvle. They all pass through
mndlllts of lron thoroughly insulated
are not visible. They all pass through
nrod conduits. Each light In the but
is let out of a box fastened on the wal
and the rIoctrit lamp is ndlluucd to tht
gas lamp. the. insulation being bvpl
perfect. in the kitchen. whore then
is more or less dampness caused by tiu
swam, the moduli: are steam and wa-
ter tight. The lamp in the cell is fun»
«curd close to the wall. no part of tin
wire Ming within reach of the occu-
pant. it is impossible (or the convict
if he felt so alarmed. to reach the wire
it he is inclined to mischief. all he can
do is to break the lamp. and thou he is
the principal sufferer in depriving bim—
atrlf of light. Convicts may he depend-
ed or: mode abridge their own cont
tom. 0:) the Vail of the chapel bev
bind the platform is a pretty clam oi.
three lumps When a convict la in red
uniform. which is a sign that he is re
frnetory and dlaolmllcnt, 1b» clcctrir
lamp is taken out of his cell.
The wort: of electric wiring the in-
stltuiion and of making all the adjustv
manta was done by new John F
Reilly. who is the elecn'lclan of the
prison. assisted by four convicts. It
has n dint-tilt job. A hole had to ht
bored through the sixteen-lush wall it
es‘ch roll in the main block. in lb:
first grade department holes had to be
drilled through the steel walls of tin
cell».
The wiring of the entire institution
will require 1.500 feet of insulated pipe.
The cost to the state will be between
$1,400 and $2,500. This expense is for
materials only. 11m is no other or
pulse.
The art- lumps on the outer wall:
will be kept lbhted all night. lighting
up the anterior of the institution.
Thenhadeeutedadvsnladem “it
standpoint or health is having the
building “not by elletrlelty instead
of gas or oil. Electricity slorlls an
Writer better light. it is clean-
er. sad it mm vltlata thealr as
thelightfreaiglaalldaldoss. Ir.
1min stated oi Wednesday after-om
tist owlsg to‘ tab monitor: of bay-
hy either gas light or all lights
single lamp W Miller alerts the air
ofarelliusi badlysaiflt wetne-
sealed by ms The only perm
y chisel. to the tlsétrle hints
if
I Dlerthat wi .
fattlt- 1
trlcitr :- furnished in the ammo
. “ his at: shin:-
int the town
otWeth d. A . y the taxpay-
ers are talking about having the
trusts llgblad'by electricity. and one
resident it! live”. has bad electricityi u-
trodured laid his house tor: Milo
WW: 4W] ’l‘lmes. . w
W a“: h
COW. 1mm
Kartford us During rabbit‘s-oi,
m.soesswnsm.te.m ,
A Washington unearthly the New
Haven Register says:
The mcipta of the Connecticut t'llllr
wins ports during the month or .lan'tp
ary (mum figures Ior which have
been published In the lutrtuu of ata-
.s
l'
duties of the trcasury department.
were larger than usual and contribute,
.‘d the full share of these ports to the
large Increase of govornment receipts
from custom sources for the mouth»
‘l‘hrrc were no canal» of merchandise
(torn Connecticut ports during the
south.
.The Importalloua through the port of
Hartford. which led during January
smong the Connecticut ports amount-
ed to $25 ."tlil, of which $7715 worth only
were transported thither in Amrrilan
vowels. 'l‘lm' 111: rclmudinle imported
through the port of New Hat-cu
mounted to 39.11;», of which still;
worth came in American vessels.
l'hrougb the port of Bridgeport 'the
lmwrtatlous were valued at “11,308. of
which “6,607 came in American ves—
on. The! (simulations through the
small port of Stonlngton aunouuml (u
mly $3.11 for the month. New louder:
. ‘and no Imports during January so far
ta the rev-11rd of thr- hurcnu of stalls-
llrs indicates.
mains theylada aiuehar of mm
A Hartford man, who has teen in the
habit of giving credit to such of his
' cusiouwrs" as did not have the money
at band at the moment. but who were
presumed to be good. tells this little
story on himself. He had contracted
1 bill on his own account about which
here was a misunderstanding. and he
did not intend to settle. until he got
ready. if at all. The bill put in an 'np~
irnrnnrc at regular intervals for n
on: while, and each time be tossed it
into the waste Intake-l. finally one
xiornlng his mail brought him one of
he kind of circulars that have been
frequently referred to it: the papers ro-
:antly. This put a dlflrrrtl’t loot: on
he matter and, after “mtllllng‘mlit-er,“
he affair, be determined
hound and settle the disputed clalui
giher than be bothered withuhr M w
Hlaiman: .
He called at the :1Illc,e settled the are
«not, taking in receipt, and then I!"
ate a general conversation about the
Mlhullsl of the agency flu bail qultd
t llllllllit r of doubtful bills out and be
m linuily lndmmi to become our of
he agency '51 clients, paying for this
irivlltgc the 1mm of it». Melton
rectum to h:- o-oming his way. 'rw‘ m1-
mlonaily lm heard of one or another
1! his 1 Millers who had setllul. 'l‘h;&'
lad calls-ll [terminally and inform
tin: of the fact. usually source-ring his:
I: languagc that was more forcible
traveiy. trying to been his nature
mod in view of the {memento of the in-
iow of money that must rfsnl: from
.he (more of his upbrahlings,
Time named. now and flu-n n day's
:creulty bring clmulcrl by a visitation
of some one of his lurkim creditors
she had been forced to "pony up" by
he agency. Still no return was made
'ron: headquarters, and be bad alumi
nude up his mind that his collected
honey must bare lm swallowed up
in the agent's tumbles, when his mornv
ug's mall lirombt a letter In :1 famllv
or hand. lipon opening it he found»
lot a cbetlt for money collected. but
he very bill which had been the
limo! of his themmlng'a client of the
:geucy! lie holds the receipt far pay»
bent of the bill from the agency. so he
ulers that the money 1:111:11 be paid
llll not been turned over. "I gurus
hey made a such: of me," he said.
laughing, a! he told the story. ll'url-t
'ord (Journal. ‘
Harper's Weekly is unloading its
laid in many directions
nice of its intention to be the Nation' s
ournal and to publish such news of
be whole country and of the whole
sorld as will have a permanent vnlrmusi
it does not wait for ms to come to it
ill despatchea correspondents to
ooints of particular interest M lla-
rsns. for eaample. Harold noun has
been watching the outcome of the
liaise disaster; ’l‘appan adoey is at
.he Klondike. and Caspar Whitney “as
out: tasking his was throat:
Aalsaadlaropeonaaportingnnm
from louder: the mm of «later:
ms. Arnold white'asuda regular
theiav
i3
;
i;
111. Middle West «11: continue
hm!- «Imam» more
articles. "uses: not is one
3
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39.
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2 iii
3.,
Elli 5’
ssgisii
is 323‘
i
'ropi
r:
n
has refined. H“ breasted the storms '
l1: pursu»
t- .
.by Xvi-hill! Warm ,
”its cluster or s1a 1” .. to“
th ollle's this morning. They are the
am. or the season. 1111!? attributes the
early blooming of bit trees to a char-
uetertstlc they take .ioul him? He has
m filliftlllfl the With it? m
that he is always la a lit: and the
tm are getting the ma- hnhlt‘ 'o!
Wig thing's blotlgi‘ "We!“ Th'lil
ammo lart week. he ”is,“ so
scape. on of" the
meson“ him riled s ns‘bdrid oi“
d3“? hurries from lynenlh the snows-v
llaplmry News.
1 «MI
.Tbnse m, llvr-ly dayl: iii: the“ river
and about the sawmill» in lewlston
and other Maluc owns.
'7;
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“ CASTORIA
Per litmus snd Children.
”be ,, , '-
dnsww m M
Several more ’Maine towns pay the
last of their war debts this your.
CELERY is A WONDEItFlll. PLANT
And is now universally conceded by
scientists to be (be only herb which
effectually cures all “Ilene“ troubles.
Celery forms the principal ' part of
(Revelaud Celery (3onon Tea. the
great vegetable remedy for nervous
prostratlon. nenobs'exhnu‘s‘tlon. conv
stlpaiion. indigestion; hendachc. in:-
pure blood and all diseases of the
stomach liver and kidneys. Call on
l’lalsted' a drug store, 43 Wishingtou
street. Sobth Norwalli', and get a on:
package tree. Large package. ascents.
llolyolte ls 11¢ka a fight tor the
possesslor’r‘ of a public water supply.
THE WAR WITH SPAIN.
it will never come, but the noon-
,Biue B. Remedies of the “Jae llhung
took Series," by It. 2. Bflercgelle, A.
bl, M. D., are revoluuonlzlug medical
science. No.1 cures Rheumatism; 2
cures la (lrlppe: 3 birth a coal: or
cold; 4 cures Catsrrh; 5 is a variant
appetiziug man; s xxx summon:
Pllls cure Impotence: 7 is“ main.
dren's Kalle! Soothing Syrup. 1m
bottle of each 100. nrcm this ollt and
get one $951,000 referedeea on ap~
cation Charles S. Finch, 187 Wuh-
rbaton street, sole agent for South
gorwalh. ‘
lit-Senator George F. Edmonds has
curred to‘ give the city of Burlligton.
m as a site for 's new high school
building, a large and valuable lot of
land.
-—-———f...t—L_...':_a.
lion't abbey others by Mr dilata-
and risk your life by neglecting scold.
me Minute Cough Cure cures combs.
colds, rroup. grlppe and all thrmt and
agitwubln. u. C. Stillson and B. P.
Screral of the largest Windham
co:1uty.Vt.,sugar makers will try the
superimmt of bottling thetr maple ay-
I'nlp product this your -
iv
. 'lhnve‘heen sallmd with rheuma-
tism for fmrteen'yaarw and nothing
screed to give any‘mllef: l was able
to be around all the time. but con-
stantly suffering. 1 had tried every-
thing l could hear of had at last was
told to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
which I did. and was immediately re-
lieved and in a short time cured. I
all: happy to say that it has not since
returned—Josh. Edgarwflananlowu.
Cal. For sale by C. C. swim. South
Nomilt. and E. P. Weed. NorwaIb.
, , , .3
Mrs; George Wooster; olvl'ulpit Harv
bor. ”It. at years oldfitoob the llrnt
sleigh ride of her me ‘thla'wlnter, so
a Rocklsrnl paper alum. -
.11. r
—Aestoneuteihaadaeha.
8211:: Cool: who a,- supported
by the town of 1103.314. for the
past 00 years, died last Wilt! at “club
llouglss'. Vhrre be bid lived the past
25 years. ‘iie was W‘yrni‘i old: The
town had paid dirt Mouse» for hin
support. '
Children and adults tortured by
burns, sealda. injuries. «seats or thin
diseases may secure Instant roll“ by
using Dertt's Witch llh’sel Salve. it
is a great Pile remedy. it C. hilltop
and B. P. Weed.
There are Ive womeala the Italao
state prison at Thomsston. all all are
serving life natures for murder in
ills Int degree.
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