measure has been
he Rhode Island
The act as pre
ably'duil and certainly careless: on
hand that could place the‘ require 1 ‘
no helping or guiding or reaminln
check upon her lmpetuous. daring.”
thoughtless tendencies: with an ac»-
, 1h iy applying to the
the hitiba'nd's "dower"
11, 1111111111 might be dc.
' .1199 to place husband
‘1 do n equality in re arwd
, cut bf property.
,' ,7) ed that distinctions be
lid til husband’s cs-
, in the
his detcased wi c( exist-
initiates of lawful issue) he
lulled while in its place the
p.
it
is to be endowed for life
bird part of all the lands, of
till he deceased Wife was sett-
pg the marriage unless he
ve relinquished it by deed.
Cl
duccd in Congress a bill
will undoubtedly pass,- to
automobiles to travel on all
goats, provided their lights
, ‘ doing: in' Great Britain
11539171111 les were unable to use
h3g1 til the passage hy’
, meat or a special act A111
-, ut’omobilists have from
r§ enjoyed that privilege.
e ferries open to them
have a free field and no
r at' the beginning of the
31 celebs Carriage Century.
§ nitary Department of
s taking measures to de-
y; mos ultoes, as a preventive
llow ever. Inspectors have
, ordered to pay particular at-
ion to breeding places, both
5, e and outside houses to use
petroleum at least twice a month
stagnant water to (11:11de the
, and Seal all openings of
and eesspools. They have
hid? , ecu instructed to advise the
oral use of mosquito netting.
fibril news stories from Winsted
a dire Bridgeport Union to the
_ , “that the toivn has been cut
_ from communication with the
side world.
A appropriation of $25000 by
eg‘isinture to build a teach—
111111 bein wen'ergetically and
lirnestly adciiocated by the local
'11: BOBBCHIITER VERDICT.
‘ ‘ (Harttord. Coolant.)
t case is about as just as human
111 could make It. under the lawn
"New Jersey-provldlng always that
inm no lypching of the guilty
' the command. or. on the other
' .‘hat there is no pardonlng of
’ ,‘forc they have served full
ocars. the maximum The
y cribs: for the bestlnl ele-
mentor? the accusation was the watch-
filpander ofa .cab drlver—and the
In fact that he placed his vehicle,
into In the evening. at the service or
If r men of the kind In nestlon enrol
dung girl. him that: would
anything for ,ten dollars'. Nobo
. ‘11,. like to hang men on such teeth
the next best thing to hangings
, their. casein ipto shut them out on
jj' l,y from tact with"; ther‘hl
anorectic". dor 11211111101111.1011.
sis hlmoat. frightened to think that
thorn are such young men in the
'1 , d-eo degenerate In their idea or
9—80 base and nasty In their
tore. It is u comfort to know that
ll of this kind who are not ye!
may at least for once we the
end to which their own Lives
ending. and it Is also a comfort
,w that three of this kind have
”1111.11.11.11 are to be shut away
fill the sight of men. idle. dissolute.
. - on one side of their nature. and
cowards on the other side.
no longer go about contamin-
" 11d degrading the sceial system
' in their relations to it; they will
’ ’41“; live active. inventive and
,0“! llvao. 1111er to the dad of
11nd spoiling ever fresh and
1.1111 boihg whomx y could in
y or. anoth bring within their
1111-11
a pity of It all Is the poor
in With a nature craving a
and Joyous life. but with no
utlatylng this nature logltl
1th a home that was prob-
1 is} are not N o‘er.
-,ol1.noi Take“ W
than tresp- them“ in 11
Witch. The doll iI
onp'y thus invested to
be bad in any other Way—#athe pretty. '98
thugs. whom, God save the mark. she
doubtless in her helpless way regard.-
held them to he. were mercy dents.
environment In which she lived. and
sooner or later she should be their vic-
> to buy is unhappily not for rule]:
quired notion or pleasure derived sole;
ly from contact With men when to
know at all was a disgrace and a
gar. because in the circumstances be
things that she longed for could not
nil
restless. inexperienced and at one am
innocent girlI ended her life of about
seventeen years In the sloomy night. 1
in companionship with four civilised
ed as friends. These {rich as she
and she was their victim-wand. In than
with the false and pitiful notion of
gayety which she had acquired. It was
as inevitable as mathematics that
tlm. They were till-acting their role.-
tions with her, to that end. and she. In
her frivolous life. was going to meet
t.bem There are other poor and in-
nocent mill girls. longing for things be-
yond their reach. 0 may well trike
note or this. ‘ ,
WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING.
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Beets and turnips clear the blood.
Black velvet. as collar cuffs and tiny
buttons. him we White wool waists
very prettlly. 1.
-_.——
Do not undertaken cut a circular
skirt of narrow cloth. It makes too
many seams to look well.
it In said that those who selected an
evening wrap of three-quarter length
this season have a garment that will
be in fashion for several years to
come. ' ,
The turquoise seems to be very easy
to imitate. Bars and brooches set
with those imitation stones are plenty.
pretty and Inexpensive. ,
Velvet ends are newer than chenille
for finishing the chiffon boas. Each
end should be of different length from
its neighbor and each finished with u
filigree spike.
Models for aprlnw costumes are al
ready appearing, and What rejoicing
there will be to know that the costs
of them are in be very close in the
back and are not wrench a fraction
of an inch below the bolt.
the now sleeve With 'jtrmh hand
at. the. lower edge. ow1p ,just
a.bove and a narrow *ii ed on .ubovo
that. is a style that w wear long and
well because It looks so well on all
arms.
A piece of . lavender ribbon tied
through the muff will give a distin-
guished touch to an all black street
costume that It in not easy to produce
In another way~ccrtaluly not with the
same expense
The barrottos of plated gold on
with tiny imitation jowois are used to
confine the short looks at the back of
the head. The design Is the long nar-
row L’Aigloti oval.
DEATH or PROF. one .
NEWTON. Mass" January 21~Prof.
Elisha Grey.o of Chicago. who was as-
soclatctl with Arthur J. Mandy 1n the
perfection of a system for submarine
signalling. died suddenly at Newton
ville. last night.
Professor Gray was associated with
Professor Graham Bell In the perfec-
tion of the telephone. and he he! been
cost about a year and 11. half In connec-
tlon with the invention of submarine
0pilgncjllng. He was litrlclusn While on
the street. He was picked up in an
unconscious eoudlton and carried into
.11 neighboring house. where he died.
H54...—
.aamsu sTaAiaiin chubby
new roux, January 211.111.111.11.
lah steamer Circasslan Prince. Captain
Young. which sailed from Bhlelda.l)~
eembcr 24. for New, York. is consider-
ably overdue. Though her roots lays
in the track of Atlantic llnora. no re-
port has been made of her since she
sailed twenty-fight days ago. Her New
York agnt, John 0. merger. today pro-
fessed to feel no anxiety, and said the
delay was probably due to the heavy
westerly gale: reported by all incom-
Ing vea‘oola.
souaLcHeo A anauou'woa.
A young woman of smart wit and
striking beauty presided at one of the
atolls at a Paris charity bazaar
Among the small crowd which pies-ed
round the fair vendor was a young man
of much assurance. who gored upon
the girl with freedom and affected to
admire the various fancy artlcl I 1111
posed for sale. but bought notho 1111.
"What will you please to buy?" ask-
odl madcmollollo, with an exquisite
om lo. ‘ .
“Oh. " replied the young dandy. with
a languishing look. "what 1 most Swish
'dml‘ell me what you wish?" she re
upended '
1 "pk. no. I dare not declare my wish
I."
"Nevertheless let me know what
wish to buy.” perilist'od the fair I
should like a 11113111 or your glossy
black hair."
She reunite-ted no embarrassment at
the bold request but with a of
scissors immediately all one one of
her beautiful locks an halided it to
the “banished youth. remarking
the price was 1111171100. -
Her audacious admirer on thunder
;‘ some 111111111111 demand. 111,111
1 b the it ..
private car, In order that they might
and how, cultivated tor 011,11 111 his past
i3.“. 1
w“With then, since 'yOu demand It 1 1
M”.
M ,
1‘ 11.111. 1.11.1 Wad D's
titled on thorny to Japan.
Many interaction. 11611
(31111111111111. udlcy War
since his death. Among them is the
11111111111111: story by one of a party to 1
Warner was the guest of Thomas 8.
outlines”. than “nonresident,
now president, of the Canadian Pacific
Railway:
The party traveled in the president's
private car. and one day Mr. Warner,
who had been making- a little tour
tbrbngb the ordina drawing poom
earl of the train. a d to Mr. Bbhugh
assay that he had made no acquaint-
files of two charming, ‘11 cm.
g. who were going Japan and
asked If he might invite them into the
see the wonderful scenery to better ad-
vantage. The vice- president cheerful
ly assented. and the yo‘un'g women
were escorted to the observation plat
form of the our ,
For scvarnl days, the train went on“
and each day the girls either lunch-3d
or took tea with the party. With one
of them Mr. Wraner seemed much 11111
pressed, and numerous long conversa-
tions between them were noticed. It
was mparent to all that the young wo
man did most of the talking. Her
name was Slain Jeannette Duncan. au
thor of "A Social Departure." and
other successful books.tl1en a corres-
pondout of the Montreal Still. .aud Joel
on the threshold of her literary career
One day the train stoppll at a little
wayside station and Mr. Shauglmoasy
invited the ladies to accompany his
party on an excuslon to an Indian fair
being held a few miles distant. Miss
Duncan had the seat of honor next the
railroad official.
"Mr. Shaughnessy." she said. "what
a charming man that Dr. Warner is
usss.‘
“What business?" asked Mr
Shaughncsay.
“Ch. imean his patent medicine
business. Warner's safe cure. you
know." replied Miss Duncan.
“,‘Why my dear Mia: Duncan" said
the vlcepresldont. “that is not the
safe-cure man: our 131-. Warner is
Charles Dudley, the author."
Miss Duncan' 3 consternation may be
better Imagined than described. and
aheanlmoat burst into tears of mortlil
cation. ‘1
“Why. Mr. Shanghncssy." she or-
claimed. “what an idiot l have been!
i took him for the patent medicine
plum said have been lectuiilng him for
11cc oys ma 1411 tax y and
scientific. 131.11 will 111111111311 me?"
The joke was too good to be sup
pressed and no one enjoyed it more
than the writer. who became a fast
friend of Miss Duncan
1
EMMA GOLDMAN’O ANAROHY.
She’s Tired of Old Forms and It Go-
Ino to Teach New 01m.
Emma Goldman, an wooed leader
of the autonomlot group of anarchists.
declared the other day that she has
abandoned the idea of the propaganda
of dead and Is preparing to preach a
new doctrine throughout the country.
says the New York Sun The propa-
ganda of dead means the killing or
kings. emperors. capitalists or other
persons obnoxious to anarchists. and
the members of the uutonomlst group
do their own killing an Individuals and
without being responsible to am; one
but themselves, while the communists.
on the contrary. hold secret meetings
and assign persons to the work.
Emma says that while airs is“ an an
tonomlst she differs from most of the
other reds as to what an anarcliIatlc
state should be. She does’uot believe
that the killing of Individilals Will
hasten the advent of anarchy. and she
thinks that most of the anarchistlc
creeda have not liberty venougb In
them, They all savor of'ahthorlty. and
she does not want anything that even
suggests the Idea of government or no
thorlty of any kind.
“I propose to go all over theAmerl-
can continent to spread-- the Propa-
ganda," she said. "limbo freo1aocl-
cty which‘l‘and tillers pronoun to so
tabllsh every one will be untrammeled
unless the should do anything
Which woui be an invasion of the
rights of others. Crime in a, disease.
and In this free society criminals will
be treated as any other patients would
be. The marrlagc tie will not be roc-
ognlzed. but people can 'marry or be re
Ilglona If they want to. "
TIDE TAIL! FOR JANUARY.
Computed for Wilton Point nook.
rom U. 8. Coast Ourvoy Tables. ‘
. This table for January, 1901. comput-
ed for Wilson Point dock. from Unit-
11111811111111 Coast Survey tables. The
height In fast and tenths are reckoned
from Mean Low Water, which is tinI
datum of surroundings on the Coast
and Geodetic Survey Charts for this
region. and which is 8.6 feet below
mean sea level. MorningI tides on first
line. afternoon tidy on second line of
each day. ‘ ‘
b7. 4.01am.
IyLTMor- '
dotea about
lithro being told ‘
Date. 1131‘. H1. I‘Llr. H1
21. 11.1mm. 8.811. .m. 4.711
, 111.509.». 18.1.1. bottom. 14.011.
22. . Ilium -—o.ou.‘
~ 12.03pm. 8.011. 1.111.111. --1.xft
23. 12.05am. 9.811. 6.4111111. «can
1 12.5mm. me 7.0mm. «Lift.
24. ' 1.23am. .8311. 1.1111111. -o.art.
1311111111118 716111.111. “1.1m. ,1
its. .aa.1n. 8.33am. -—0.m.
2.369.111. 7911. 8.4811111. 4.711.
to. 3.05am, 1.31am. “daft.
3.30pm. “it. on -—o
the Fannie coast. when some yearn ago , ”
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and looking back to the success of
that all may secure due attention at
Our illustcation Is an actu
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ationa for a sale which can be thus characterized It' is a splendid gathering, and in variety of styles. 1n betterment of details.‘ in mount
of stock. in refined and carefully made garments. it stands alone—an array unthought of and unattempted by others.
Increased area well add greatly to the comfort ”and convenience of our patrons. while Shire salespeople Will be in anon
‘ THE BOSTON STORE is in the second week of the greatest. most c'omplete UNDERWEAR SALE of its history.
past years. you will particularly comprehend the struggle that it has been for us to make the proper-
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this greatest of White Sales of the New Century’ s White Month. The novelties of Ameflchn
manufacturers set the season‘ a calendar ahead three months, and there 1s now a better selection shown than can be found later. 13he‘n
styles copied and hackn‘eyed will lack their element of fresh originality. All the newest creations are represented-clans trimmed. line
embroidered. and otherwise decorated. Entirely new effects' 1n Gowns. Fitted Garments and in Corset Covers. ,
a1 representation of schral styles shovvn upon our counters, and is this sale we claim
Assortments the Very Largest.
Qualities, Absolutely Reliable.
Prices the Very Lowest.
1111111111111 111111 ~* 1:111 Jackets and Flannel 1111.
m1- sow-nod or women.
it is announced” t’ Prlnon 'l‘uun
has escaped and who took his head
along with him the problem of enforc»
log the demand of some of the powers
will be extremely difficult. says rue
Omaha Bee. If he um 01in stay ea-
caped, " the Chinese authorities will be
relieved of considerable colonel-ass-
inept.
NOTICE
A meeting of the stockholders of the
First National Bank of South Non
walk. Conn" will be held at the bank-
ing house on Thursday. February 21.
at one o‘clock p m. to take action on
placing the bank In voluntary quulda
tlon. Polls will be open from one to
two 0 ‘oiock 11.1 m ‘
By order of tho Bollid of Directors.
RUBEELL 93081 .
President
January 19. 1901.
531 28 H II
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619 max" 3
the Place.
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771: ”epitaph don '1 mid
, r" Shoes at any
price-3511i reliable foot-
wear-at loin/prices» 1, 1
771a fonneradeluslon. a ‘
1 and fair.
OUR ‘ n. ,
$3. 00 seats
we intend to keep it. 1
1 ~ Strawberry S
1 the ovens dail.
TIL- CALI. 133 0. 80. NORWALK) I:
cited at the price. We intend that the New You shall start with a rush. hence the price, cuts; ,_
1111
At SEYMOUR’S Store.
Foundation Principles.
The foundation principles of our business are:
Quality. Cleanliness, Politeness and Honest Dealing. the Highest Stand-
on! Qu of Goods. Cieanliness' 1n handling and distributing the lame.
Politeneds to Patrons, both young and old alike, and your money' 3 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. 20¢-
Cultivated Extra Fine Spinach in 3 lb. cans. 15c. ,
Fancy Lar e Whole Tomatoes, ,1n Glass Jars, ago.-
3 pounds“ can” Famous Milk Crackers, , 2513.; roe lb.-
'41-.
Beets. 11 '
Fancy vaporated Plums, Apricots. Peaches. .
We excel' 111 Fine Cpflees. Epicureanztastes will find superiority of strength, and aroma in the
genuine “Old Duteh Java,’ and Arabian Mocha Coffees They cannot fail to please you.1
Cranberries. Lettuce. Sweet Potatoes, Carrots. Parsnips. etc. . ‘
We call your attention to the excellent quality of our large line of Fancy Crackers, ireoh from '
All the gbods we offer are on the crest of the wave of popularity. .
Got the oat-«Tho Ferris Hanna and Boneless Bacon are superior to other goods. But no high-
er in price. We have a thousand articles you want; you don’t know it till you see them. ' ' '
First Class Ros Sweet Butter, 28c. lb. up. '
Fancy Double ream Cheese. You can't get it elsewhere.
1254c. and 15mm ‘ '
you... E. Seymour, Lending Grocer, as Wont IWnnhlngton or.
.7. '1
rec. 111111., 11144. helm/11.11,
c111 Contain Sole
Those who are for one week only Each item is a genuine bargain, and cannot be dopll-
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scans 1113116111 Milk. 251:. (Inside, inhabit.“ 11,1111. .4c. NW No. 2 NW Milli," .‘l 53.
1'; lb. Pall Jolly. 111:. Cape Cod Cranberries. qt., 10c. Alaska Salmon, can; the.
FDR WOMW .IlcmonCakea. 1b.. 41:. Sugar Cured Home. 1b., 1‘14. 3 lb. can Bartlett Pure. .1011.
1 :11 Button on Fullyn ' .. .1 4c. Sugar Cured Shoulders. 1b., 3c. 3‘.ib can Yellow Fetches, ‘3".de
”um!“ km 1 ' bean “ ‘ 4c.‘1olb..R‘olled Oats 1.25111, New Prepared Emmi-tune.
called by "9'9“" mm rolb. Kit Mackerel, 959:5 lb. California Prunes. J -. 1151:. Grand lit!” Flour!“ 1‘31,
i" ”3‘ Mum“- “ ,, caaannav 1111111111 11111111111, 110111111. 115 cases ”
0"" "M ii W WI I111 has. GRANULA'DED cocoa, 11.116111 1 -
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