rouble experienced
"tin opt in working
Ire who troubio
the superintemlent
‘The majority of the l
' _ ~ . 0 leaves form the dealrn the» the our .
"It I understood, fav l' broidery on a black viilvet. ball gown.
‘care of the system ..
1i
iilh‘ ént of a municipal elec»
ritain, ‘Waterl‘iury and
in the procession. n
—~— ~—
“eace, through failures to e
iy. no applications for the
of justice, like that of grand “
l
t
to examine inventories of t
d while living. impresses the 1
ton Herald as adding a new ‘
gestion is :1 valuable one. i
q...__.... ...__........._.. v
V
l
rider if they will ever get dol~
. Fills step has been re—
Ii
Light Company.
“DEFECT AT THE CAPITOL.
(Hartford Coui‘nnt.)
most impressive occasion. it l:,
5 but position, and longer yet since]
moment was the interruption eunu-
,g_ up." The state of Connection
’t Yet reached the electric light
There in nothing but candles and
fin to illuminate its capitol. in order
tart the light yesterday it was no-
carry to list it long and ratilim: pole
‘tOuch off a torch iii. the end of ii.
i; ‘on the gun in each bit: fixture. nnu
.t n hustle about and ntlrlt the torch
to each burner with as much Speed
as little noise as. nonnible. The
. ernor had to ask that the. interrup-
tio‘n be stopped. but no the srns won on
‘ as necessary to go nbozul :ind ilnlvh
the lights or there would hare been
it lubillty to sinell. if gnu does smell.
film possibly even to explosion. if gnu
1‘ does explode. Perhnpn some day
nutshell have electric light on Capitol
1!.
WHAT OTHER EDITORS SAY.
Not a Parallel.
. (Philadelphia Ledger.)
lt may be raking onen old sores. but
i this is it tlmo'oi’ roileetlon on the
', gross of the world. one enn scnreoly
W): eontrnuting the innnnor in which
Bland welcomes the Australian Forb-
'tion in the. 20th century with her at.
’de toward thomnerleun Federation
9 18th. There in a very decided
.oronce between Victoria's cabled
”malice to the people of Auntrnlin of
Wilt "heartfelt interest in the. inunizuru—
flan“ ol the Commonwealth." and the
W a similar movement on the con-
tent was treated by George ill. and
rd North.
Spread of a Dread Mulady.
(Cleveland Lender.)
number of omen or smallpox in
at: ountry in probably a hundred
broil grant. an all that were report-
": J} any year of. tho doendo between
4» and 1896. it in n curious and not
' rim or wholouomo (thililim which
. 3, thin country mom on the lovol
. [loud and various ports of Europe.
'fiimutter oi eontnyiouu «linemen.
iii “no of ild grout n. unread ,0! one
g. ' moat dreaded nnd oil'nnnive moi».
nown to mankind ouuht to be
' ill? studied to the end that no
' ' 'tr‘oti’oloylth smallpox shall be
in the, flitnro. . '
The: World Growing Better:
.- (Chicago Chronicle.)
- donations it may be said that
' new crowing better. it
t I
lilcial, are not Nature's
‘.'.illl. not Take cure of
no. A little attention
on keeps them in I
" lion. The coat is
d? “thus invented if
.iltolous‘li “ . _ p,
. rostrum)! ‘e tit, - m ,
‘ span of lite plus wbntov rrlnprornont r . ‘
‘ they insult tram Miter-martin Minna ‘, . ‘ 4 *
' andbotier knowledge our! about: _ .1 . . . ‘
of the laws of nhyoieui wellheing. . v
Meantime the lite-inaurnnco uctuar- ‘.
to; may rest comfortable in theossuri f
9 once that they will not have to mono a. , .
in radical reconstruction at their tables
before the century is old. a -
. and that was the of noble linedwith ermine.
ll“? telephone “Flee” is lined with think, and has large to
tipnny, and paying a vein and high etorm collar of the
it will guarantee the best 33m“ "‘1‘-
.l/ ‘ . much more appropriate for them.
if ‘5 Norwalk 1135 voted Bonds of stitched ballot». are the trim
first step towards the ming,
- _ tieut of neck arrangements for wear
, . g plant. Would It ”0‘“ with silk shirt-waists. and it is econ:
9d Plan for Mayor (.ilover omical,too. because it harmonious with
Council to get in line with all colors.
* = . . ‘ ‘ thnt decorate the nicer pieces of ebony
port, and vote for the n." intended for the toilet table are much
f the 0‘31“)me ClCCtl‘lC rielier and far less common than those
law? South Norwalk is with bright finish.
" , ‘ 1 , .‘ , .. tendency toward slightly greater
“Ollfillthm ‘l‘e “ number ”f length, and toward doing away with
3" m the. Office Of Justice 0f the decided military back in each
for besides being somewhat more com
- , .. .. ' foriuhle. most men look better in
fitment “ME. been madt to loose clothes. or at least in clothes
‘BleClmell- 5-111”: the estabJ which do not too greatly define the
“out of .the Town Court the lines of the figure. it is true that the
. . . of its effect of hroudoning the i-ihoul
S‘ but an empty 110nm. deru and narrowing the waist, but on
vernor MCLL‘leS Suggestion back or large hips had these defect.Q
probate court Judges be re- of fixture made more apparent by the
_.tes 0f deceased persons and men of middle age or punt. and those
5. any tax that the OWHCTS of coruulence, were made in um
, ‘ ., . ‘ of change in the lounge suit. Nearly
91‘ to Qcath' ““11 ”K 3“!er thL 'ili the, coats are made Willi the null
‘Ql‘whlkpeople are beginning have an outside bremt pocket.
taken by the New Haven George E. Brundage Gives :3 Soldiers'
celvoil the. following“ letter. lilHt woeli
' from his old comrade, George. E. Timur
he delivery of Governor McLean's done. it Norwnlk soldier in the Philip
mural message yesterday afternoon pines:
inco such a young man has occn- nomewhut surprised to receive it letter
”maple have heard such a men~ ,
“The only annoying incident (ll over them. i now your name. i uni
by the old~fnnhioned Will" 0f “lighi- Shrike. hands. Bob, old boy. Some din
——~—-
qu-rwouizu ARE homo.
W .‘ .1 '
'A most charming evening Wrap is
Pale 'pink‘rosoa tend dull green
A long, loose coat of handsome cloth
The little "folks like to wear velvet
kn their munimas, but velveteen in
Black velvet makes one of the prob
The silver flowers finished in gray
Vogue has nomethinn to any about
inn'o- sack coats: . There is now u
oats. it is ncnreely‘ to be regretted
ut was beeoining‘vto alllmt‘ because
be. other hand. the man with rounded
ight lit and nbln'cvinted length. For
be young man the style wui good. but
nore or less ridiculous. Exc’eni for
his iondonev there are. no other sign-2
lnp nide pockets. and most oi’ those
node to mennure by the. better tailors
LETTER FROM PHILIPPlNES.
Description of Life There.
Robert J. Revlon, of Stamford, rc~
"Friend llob: No doubt, you will be,
From me. I received some poperz:
"mni my brother Jack. and in lillllllll’
*lnd to lcnrn of your izood fortune
i hope to \‘iult good old Sinmi’orl
twain, and to sediill ot‘ the other boys,
We are. not doing much nt prouont,
We do it good lot of fii‘Utllillfl. an the in
'-'ill‘t:0lli&l are Scattered in small hundr-
end when We, come iilmi': they plnr
the. uniluo act “hido their prune-«but
we not on to them. and ninkn it hot for
them. if we had onlv burned their
”bucks nt ilrui, the war would all in»
over. You see, they lie in wait for
small details. and try and kill or cup-
lure them. Sometimm. they have ti
lnrper force ihnn ours. nud we liure ll
molly hcnvy. Not lOllii' ago they can
irrt-d n detnil of tho i \venty fourth in
fantry.
"The people in the rinten do not
ri-nli‘lc how things are lit re. Ono can
not. no outside of the ouI‘po-ziu without
a unit. The li‘ilininos: nreirencliorouu
'l'ln-y will treat you fine. merely to out
long ago one of our nerixouuts who fol-
bend badly cut, and nitnin they any
‘Why don't they catch them'." The on
rind to hour of your success, and wll
now cloro.
"GEORGE E. BRUNDAGE.
"Co. I. Twenty-second infantry.
"San Antonio. P. l."
...._.—. .0..."
GRAND LODGE TO MEET.
ing in New anon.
‘1 chance to cut your head oil. Not .,' '
it why to do. in my opinion. is to kill
them right and loft. nnd burn their
houses. i run assure you We. would
not kill very many innocent once.
’l‘hey soon) to lmow more about elec-
tion than we do. They have bolleVud
ihnt il’ Brynn was elected they would
burn gained their independence, no you
we how tliingn btund. l um more than
Grand Master to be Elected at Gather-
The quality is be" high
and the price asked for
Hermitage Coffee in no
law there to no in , i it
tocover the cost ~
of premiums.
You cannot got
pound tins. at,
grocers. 25, ct».
hold its annual session in, New Haven
on Tuesday. Wedneudny and Thursday.
The sessions will be of conuldernbio
importance and muttorn of (general in;
torest to the Munonn will be. brought
up and acted on. it is expected there
will be in attendance about 200 mem-
bers of the fraternity. The opening:
seaslon will take place on ri‘nendny (we
n‘ng at Masonic Hall in Church ntroet.
\v ion the preliminaries will be arrange
ed for tho neonion of the dny lollow-
inn at which the general buulneitn or
'ho lrnnd Lodge in to he acted upon.
The election of a grand mentor in uivu
wheduled for Wednesday. Fl‘liilfll'li‘li
S. Stew-nu, of liiidiuwori, is the condi-
ditto. who is likely to receive the elec-
zind prominent in Mnmnrv in this
land. the oresent grand muster. now
in charge of the lllmsonle Home iii
Wulllngi‘ord. The, Charity Fund Ur-
iln- busiuonn of the, mansion will he.
wound up on that day.
One way for u lawyer to rise at tho
bur in to sinnii on ii choir.
Minuet-m... ro—
tion. lie in n druggiut in llrirl~::epnri ..
ointe. lie will uueceed John S. itow- '
ruinizution will meet on ’i‘hurndny unu ..
an. [ensue
. dlano wound
hunted.
5.48am.
6.353.121.
7.1mm.
7.24am.
7.57am.
8.11am.
8.53pm.
9.00am.
9.38pm.
9.44am.
10.2mm.
10.29am.
11.05pm.
11.15am.
11.50pm.
12.0:lmn.
12.05am.
lilhilndn.
l.25n.m.
Hindi.
2.13n.m.
2.35pm.
3.05am.
3.30pm.
tritium.
4.34pm.
5.05am.
5.431).:n.
6.13am.
ll.57p.in.
'l.l 9n.m.
8.131) in.
8.2lnm.
9.15pm.
routihtto Bathnrot. The ‘
ties were blowout in- _
on. More, lighting 'io’ux- '2‘
“TIDE TABLE. FOR JANUARY.
W
Ht.
6.4“.
Mitt.
5.9“.
6.8M.
li.2i‘t.
7.2m.
6.6“.
"Mitt.
7.0i’t.
8.0ft.
7.4i't.
sen.
7.8“.
8.5.”.
8.1...
8.6“.
8.3m.
8.5M.
8.3i't.
8.2it.
8.3“
7.llli..
8.0it.
7m.
Hit.
7.0M.
7.6tt.
6.7it.
7.4a.
Milt.
7.4....
6.8it.
7.0m.
7.1it.
(lamented, for Wilton, Roint peck.
_ From its. Count Survey Tablas.
'i‘ido tuble for January, 1901, comput-
' ed tor Wilson Point dock. tron: Unit-
ed States Coast Survey tables.
height in tent and tontha nro reckoned
from Mean ,Low Writer. which in the
datum of surroundings on the
‘ and Geodetic Survey. Charts for this
region. and which is 3.6 toot below
mean sea level. Morning‘tiden on host
line. afternoon tides on second line oi
each day. fi '1‘
‘ L.'l‘.
0.17am.
1.28pm.
Lillian.
2.13pm.
2.01am.
2.51pm.
2.51am.
3.299.111.
3.37am.
4.09pm.
4.25am.
4.51pm.
5.09am.
b.3lp.m.
5.58n.in.
6.l7p.m.
6.47am.
7.02pm.
7.38am.
7.51pm.
8.33am.
8.43pm.
il.lllu.m.
9.43pm.
10.36am.
10.42pm.
ll.47it.m.
11.49pm.
1.01pm.
1.03am.
2.08pm.
2.1mm.
$1811.11).
«SECOND-nAnnVilmivrrwnniERSD.
All Makes. $10.00 to $75.00.
Machines Bought, Sold and Era/ranged.
THE MARSHALL TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
61 CANNON STREET. BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
. ‘ .fiW’iui‘ER slid-30F J fl ‘
Muslin Underwear
“ ‘ lN FULL SWING. , . a . '
0F BARGAIN-"s.
f '"A magnificent showing of the Best Kinds of Cotton Under-
garments. at the lowest Drices not named. ‘ The few quotations
give no idea of the: score oi this sale. but shows. to someex~
‘ANNUAL
adios.’
gVnosTS
lent, the values.
at29c,at3 c
NIGHT DRESSES.
()i’ good quality cotton. only two to
a customer. made. with 12 tucks andlqmmg comprising high neck round or
cambrie rnille. never before have youisquare'yokes trimming of flu'e clusters
‘seen such value, the bare cost or niti-‘of tucks henistitehed and ombrolderv
lerinl alone. in 3‘.th Do not full to nee,“ and the Emnire‘uhapeswin dainty
”Reflects. Altogether the choicest col-
CORSET COVERS.
The most. remarkable
at the price, the styled
prising 300 down covers of caiubric
and line cotton, lace illlll
Vusqunre, high and round
neck, cut. very fine ei‘i‘cctn, worth 39c
NIGHT DRESSES.
Ten styles of our regular 50 cent
‘leellon yet offered at 50c. This sale,
DRAwnRs
'oi‘ flue. cuinbric, trimmed with linonl
to select torehon lure of nice quality, regular
Hamburg; nnti ‘ price our. Absolutely the best bargain .200 dozen fine corset covers, in em
9° tirely new styles. made of cumbric or
DRAWERS.
ill dozen ladies' fine. emnbric or col-
Drnworn. eiuht style;
from, trimmed pretlily.
l‘ienistltchlng. 'liie, hi this ’3'“ 0W91‘““- Tim HUG.
39¢:
CORSET COVERS.
butiste, French, low. square. round, V
CORSET covnné
of lino duality enmbrie, round neck.
line Val lace, trimmed four rows ot‘ in», '
sorting: also hi’iill‘xilil'lli‘ll anvil . DRAWERS-
double (iiiilie fullcd front effects of iine‘y Positively the best for the money,
tucking. regular price 750. This sale, )Ot offered, made of fine cambfic' trim-
° xnings oi’ dainty lace; also Hamburg
UNDERSKIRTS.
20 dozen short. lliuieryicirta, made of
line cuinlzrie, double'n‘innrulln ilonnev
licnmlitelicii; nlro fine, cluster of tutti-:23.
with deep hem, worth 59c, this sale.
Finn eumbric
land high necks handsomely trimmed,
regulhr value We at this sale. 396
. and eight rows of tucks, regular price
NIGHT DRESSES.
Nearly two dozen styles, u showing:
Made of the very best CHEMISES
materialn. both dainty and club“ '
designs, regular price, Me, at thi.. sun ,
755 , ed, regular price 39c, this sale. 296
ilounce: also of fine lnnnxtiehed tucks.
regular price 98c, this nnlo.
Extremely dainty Skirts, lull lengthq
Point do Porto and mi luee
trimmings. two
worth $1.50, at this sale,
'td’le. this sale, 50c
“Hide of Fruit of the Loom muslin,
iorded bands. extra full, neatly finish-
CorselCoveis. Dollar Corsets.
go
E g;
l
TEL. CALL 132M. so: NORWALK.
o
3 can: Magnolia ”Milli,
5 lb. Pail Jelly.
J‘ho Grand Lodge of Manchu will
.1»... HM...
25c. Uneeda Biscuit, pkg..
17o; Cape Cod Cranberries. qt.,
i .
i 00000
Lemon Cakes. 1b.. 4c. Sugar Cured Homo. 1b..
Ginger Stupidity . 3 4a., Sugar Cured Shoulders. lb..
Solid Packed Tomatoes, 7o: 10 lb. Rolled Onto
iolb. Kit Mackerel." 95c. ‘6 lb. California Pruner. .
CREAMERY PRINT BUTTER. POUND,
13"13833, onunumrnn SUGAR. ‘. , -,
4c.
ioc.
: to.
he.
25c.
use.
25. CENTS.
' ‘ “Moo.
Agent for the Underwood Typewriter.
WoooaooooOOoOOOODOooooooo
”o toe/neonate.
mm?
0
.. 1n Groceril bills is what
'5- everu Housewife uearns for.
' We could help herii she’d
lowed. he lost his left arm. had his , let US. I
We sell everu thing in the
Unicorn line at the most
moderate prices.
Central FoodCo.
' Corner Railroad Place
' and Washington Street
OOOOOODDOODOOOOOOOOO
TEL. CALL. 1444, NORWALK.
um *Ceuturu Sale. *
These specials are for: one week only. Each item is a genuine bargain, and cannot be dupli-
cated at the priée. We intend that the New You shall start with a rush, hence the price cuts:
New No. a Mackerel, each,
Alaska Salmon. can.
31b. can Bartlett Pears,
3 lbrcnn Yellow Fucker.
New Prepared thkwheat,
Grand Ma’s P. Orllilour,
l0c l5c
on Laces. Pillow Cases,
40 100
i
25(102.Men’sUnlaun ere Will Shirs a
At SEY
Apricots, Peaches.
Epicurean tastes will find superiority of strength and aroma in the
genuine “Old Dutch Java," and "Arabian Mocha Coffees. They cannot fail to please you.
Cranberries, Lettuce, Sweet Potatoes, Carrots, Parsnips, etc.
We call your attention to the excellent quality of our large
All the goods ‘we offer are on the crest of the wave of popularity.
at-—The Ferris Hams and Boneless Bacon are superior to other goodss. But no high-
thousand articles you want; you don’t know it till you see them. ‘ ‘
Sweet Butter, a8c.'lb. up.
cam Chase. You can’t get it elsewhere. ,
q Grocer, 83 West Was
a tag egg“ ' ‘ ' . DUKE'Q ANKRUPTCY Al
tiff... .uiiibeiiiiSTTElZ'i‘itt33.33.23;. LONDON. Jonuurw 1mm.
thousand. One of the principal sub-
jects to come before the convention in
that or the federation of unions in tho
building industry with a view to arm
the ovens dail
er in price. We have a
. First Class Ra
Fancy Double
Chan. ’E. Seymour. L
‘2‘:—
PROCTOR ACADEMY BURN
Institute Conduotod by Unitarian. at
‘ Andovorrmw Hampshire.
ANDDVER. H“ January 14-43mm
atltutlon conducted
iicutlonni Society,
by drummin-
wua burned at midnight. The in
hulldinr Willi of Wood. two stories his
-
with u‘bel‘ir‘y and two'wlnnu; also or
two arteries. The n iidlng contained
titanium: and «encountering. 'i‘h ,or-
igin o the iii-chm uhtboonnso, in;
_ a ionolhnb‘outltt.otio.‘, parity
eovbred by insurance. “'llt in cinema
' B
" , their in ii 5
= ihntafigfiew buildilir mu be '3 ttyil' om batted.“
Linus, (lotions and Men’s White Shirts. ,
iOOldoz. All Linen Towels, regular price 170; this sale 12 1-20
72 inch hall-bleached Table Linen. regular price 500; this sale 6550
56 in. Heavu Brown Sheeting, worth 61-20:
2 1—4 ildS. wide Full Bleached Sheeting, worth 170; this sale 121-20
56 in. Bleached Sheeting, worth 50: ,
50 doz. Men’s Unlaundered While Shirts, regular 590 qualilu; 290
he $1.00; this sale 690
oun’s Store.
Foundation Principles.
The foundation principles of our business are:
Quality, Cleanliness, Politeness and Honest Dealing, the Highest Stand-
ard Quality of Goods. Cleanliness in handling and distributing the same.
Politeness to Patrons, both young and old alike, and your money's worth
to the fraction of a cent, in every transaction.
THESE GOODS WORTHY OF YOUR NOTICE AND PATRONAGE:
Fancy Snow Ball Cauliflower in 3 pound cans,
Cultivated Extra Fine Spinach in 3 lb. cans.
Fancy Lar e Whole Tomatoes. in Glass Jars,
3 pounds “ oss" Famous Milk Crackers,
Strawberry Sugar Beets,
Fancy Evaporated Plums,
We excel in Fine Coffees.
this sale 50
this sale 6 85-46
sec.
15c.
29c.
use; too lb.
12%c. and 15c. can.
line of Fancy Crooked. fresh from
hidfitoh‘fii‘. . '
again aired this morning in the‘oourto'."
'An nnnoolwas lodgedaimlinpt tlidploaa
mltted that in view of turnaround- ‘ .
{Quorum-y Heron >
though an “intm‘i'll‘: sunny“
was adjourned to use lithe “War on»
Him to
i his return from . Anterior;j
maintain the plea of “intone
ruptey oi! the Duke of Manchester‘wm" 5
oi “intanoy” in ran out to aelaim‘.“ “p '
thetle'mi Well no cooperative notion.i 53859 for jewelry. he “Wall-“um” ‘ i '
uniform scale or wagon will be con-
iildored. as well as working hours and “(”1- Jewelry was
at arbitration. ~_ ,
‘KILLED‘ av A‘counnns’.
_' MERIDEN,,.Tunuary lkhlottor hue , . _. ..
been'roceivod by Mruivbriditoi: pBurk. sourHVILLlPoo
'1 Troop ) NEWTON. ‘Jhuliilr
malty. Clam“ '
trick Sunday 1 at
its your!
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