’
"Norwa ill nontyv
tornilt.
W F. Lawton It Go.
' Judge Ass '8‘.
The Nowell; Barbers’ Union, will
hold a. meeting tonight in Glists'v Pit
zo‘r‘ a shop.
«Genuine bargains n the great 90
Kitchen Bale. 9.812001 8f. 00.
Miss Agnes Bryant. of Main street.
,Norwallt, will entertain a party of
friends at whist. this evening.
Rev William- H. Hubbard will
prcach Sunday alteration at 3 o'clock
in the Union ChI‘ap'ei WIeth lei-walk.
wli’orll Roast 1
Ill. ll. Curtis. V roekl‘yn. will come
to Nor-walk tomorrow. to remain over
Lincoln day. He will he the guest oi
his‘iathcl Stiles Curtis. ‘
W
Roadmastcr Kiloourse: oi the Berk
shire division ha been, kept busy this
vleek- uuttln’é titre 3b huge snow drills
on the upper end of the line Snow
plows were kept running during the
Show and sale oi Mondny, and Tues-
al
10 Water at.
M
”Ford 1/. Lamb, 8c: Leg Lamb. 12c;
1(1‘rosh lialn.120; Fr oshlibouider. 100;
(hick pluses ilc; Turkey's lilo; Salmon.
l2cl'si9icittgc;fig;uoiishf1209 Sam
3 e310 op _ eo flue, at
Sfillltre's , B - I “ '
Governor McLean has sinned the
commission or John ll Light to be
judge of the Criminal Court at Com-
mon l'VPleas tor Falciieldoounty tor the
unexpired term ending July 1. 1901
and for the tern: or tour years ending ‘32
- July 1,1905. - .
~ f .._.,._b-—-g—I--.
~La0rippo broken up by the use of 9
Brazilian Balm: thtcrm' Plaisted.
W
J. E. Marlin. tnrmerly Vsbperintend
cut oi the minority, div 00th at the Con
soildated road. who was recently ap
pointed assistant superintendent oi
the'Hartiord division. entered upon the
.' duties oi the. position Wednesday. Hits
00100 is in. Barrie
wMenI' 8. boys. winter caps 0' Brien.
Mrs. Sara ’1'. fiJ‘R’lnnev will go to
Washington next week Thursday. the
fourteenth. uhcr .she will attend the
important comm title meetings in pro
paration lor the National Congress.
which convenes the following Monday,
February 18 She will stop at the
Hotel Regent. according to her usual
custom, ,_ .,. a. .. .
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»Leg of Lamb, 1255c. 10 Water St.
~—s........—
The February ternl oi the criminal .
superior Court. will come in on Tues
day. the" 19th.‘with u Judse llalph
Wheeler on the bench. There are
about thirty jail cases on the docket
and a humble oi Lliound over cases
Nona ‘oi tile cases are, at at impor-
more and it is probable t at the sea
lion nill be a short one.
> Mia...
~Corned l'ork.I 10c lb. Haytis’.
President Nell and Vice President
Merrill. oi the New York. New Haven
and Hartford railroad. uhcn asked you
terdsy consuming the proposal to
no M9 with electricity the «9499 or tbdoI
co 0 0 roll
:33 {chum i cadvule. Mass"
stalled that there Vina nothing In the
sItory and that there had been no
no In their lens as to the electri-
(y g oi the no tea suburban service.
1W.
v-wlillgili caliber. liuttcr. 200. lb.
.i. SPENCER a co...
fill») stars. '
J fir» ..
g .
a "ham srsssit s“autopilot.
RC WA'HINOT
":7 50. NORWALR
. MI
, lou wills.“ 0010me
ptlosi
psolsiir titted up for that purpm.
Wei-ewe
‘ tors or the Norwsk Business Men's
I partition“
, at both or our sterile. villi rooms eh
lime critic
s and sen-fie
at. that event .
indigo dish slag.
”Til Mill ' Club.
VOW literal-tron
. onion also to bore tolled lilhed'nito nights
in idiom-nod m‘e all: at the direc‘
Association will hi3. held at tile Nor-
{I V‘l'valii Club this evening.
m
Retire Wheat 1010an 7 lbs. tor 25c.
tor alleged
an inlemperonee. is on trial
A in the Isuperlor Court was"
‘. ... alive Chickens. 12150- 10 Water
weStrc t.
The len'ali‘érhiht Nerwalk pounded
, the lite out or three tramps in the barn
yard. last alight. Whether they were
stealingl chickens is’ not stated.
.‘g—-'—'—s-.-m .
~~Uinbrellas. umbrellas. O'Brien.
Edward Dalian, whose reported inur-
rinse in a Butler street young lady for
dished an item (or t a local papers
ysiit‘erday. dilutes th champion. and
Mr Belles ought to know what he is
talking about. ' ’
~Don’ t miss the chance at supplying
the wants oi your kitchen at this spec
ill be sale. M. 8. smith or. Go.
W...“ .
Lira. W 8 Crotut. 00 Wholley ave-
‘ one, went to Hartford yesterday morn.
ing. to spend a {ow days as the guest
at Miss perms Lottch. Miss Leitch is
the daughter of: llénry Leltch. who has
been a non- resident member or the
Pequot Club .fto several years ——Neu
list en .10de curler.
W
«Momma stock lot .Horse Blankets at
coats, M..J McNerliey. Donovan block.
At the midweek‘Ameetlng at the Nor
wall: Congregational Church. last or
onion. the Service was 0! the Home
Mission order The story oi the w-olll
anions aha mutations and immigrants
was told in a pa etlc manner and a
steroopticon ,l‘urn shed pictures or he
hitgrant lite in 9‘3...— west.
M —-Salt or Fresh Becks. 8c lb. Rayes'.
Connecticut
John C. Fisher
crease Ablathar‘
«110.48: liar-10‘
ponslons: Original
Iti'dletonn, $8: in
Spencer. Clinton
Spencer. Ellington.
Original ill owe' Margaret Kei
Icy. Waterbury. 8; Mary Black. Merl-
(i911. 88: Ellen ackson. Neil London.
“lamina—nun
«Twentv-ilve second hand sleighe
for sale ch'iesp (l.- 8 Gregory.
’ There w'lil be a prayer meeting on
our the auspices oi the Epworth
League of the Norwalk Methodist
Church. at the home of the venerable
Albert Morehouee, Merwin street this
evening. at 7:55 o‘.clocil George w
Selleck will hate charge of the sci-I.
vice. Mr. Morbbonse is almost a cell‘-
tenariarl. having passed his ninety»
third hirihdav. He has been all active
worker lnlhe Christian cause im more
than seventy years. He is greatly
missed non: bid. accustomed place in
the church services, being confined to
his home by reason oi inllrmatles. l!
is earnestly he that a large gather.
ion of the ch members. will be
present as‘ well as the gohdrhi pubil” l
\lhlch ls cordially invited
c-o-
I~~Chlclrcnsuizlgm 10 Water St.
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ADDREM To RING EDWARD.
Boston Charitable Iociety Expresses
Grier st Death at Queen
BOQTON. Miami-y 8—‘l‘he- British
Charitable Society has adopted an ad.
dress to be sent to King likiward Vii
expressing grief at the death oi queen
Victoria. and hopes for a prosperous
reign tor her successor. The address
says in part:
of her gracious majesty. the society
bullet! with joyous acclaim the open-
ing or a reign destined to be the most
memorable In the annals oi the world
and be bold. as the years went by. the
spreading and deepening oi the wens
drousilow which her oracles majesty
kindled in all British hearts—a rer-
oreut love soon horse to her by the
members at the innumerable other
races that owned liar heoeilclont away.
"The colours and Members or the
society desire to express to your mal-
.‘astr on the occasion oi your malcsty' s
lathe thro‘nc. their assured
will be equal bf flfdilplil‘oml and bone ~
slid
wt? months 0010590 umv°{°m1 mambo
a stain c in ‘0 cm 0
£wa all: “all thelr‘h earth do lora’l
MW liability has vet
999mm 01‘ acelebral It; the aueao's
lilies. Waco; 10 Water at
"instituted shortly hetero the birth ‘
hoil‘e'lthiit, the retail oi your moléstv '
the gleriodtl traditions :
at splendid away or their
to continue
Render. Mallow I
most important.
The committee is sharing on pains to
males it a great success, and anyone
attending w ill be amply repaid
cum w. Wilson company. I,
, “i believe that within desert years
the present opproh‘riu trashing to
the locale! repertoire in healrlcal oi-
iairs will not only have passed may.
but that plan will be the only one on
which traveling companies can be well
supported. " That was said by George
W. Wilson. who will bring his new
lemons company here tor a week a on»
plug February ii. to a newspaper to,
porter in- New York city. less than ten
years ago. With what prophetic ln-i
atlnct his language was invested can;
now be easily seen by any close ob-
server of American theatrical. attains
Wilson spoke like a prophet. but be.
hind what he said, 0 bad the been in-
sight given him a or years oi steady
work under that splendid old Boston
veteran. William IWarren.
WARNED AGAINST AN APPEAL.
0
in Behsii at a Status of Nathan Hale
tor Yale University.
NEW HAVEN. February 8~Tbo au-
thoiitles oi Yale University today
gale out the iollowlng statement:
‘(iruduates and friends at Yale are
par and against an appeal now being
circulated from 150 Nassau street New
l'ork. in behalf oi a statue oi Nathan
little to be presented to the univer-
sin in so tar as this purposes to
have the sanction oi the University.
It is unauthorized: in so tar as it
claims to represent the alumni as a
body it is misleading
This statement is the outcome of a
controvor orsy involvlnir- two committees
one raised by the unulversltv corpora-
tied the other a lontaneously raised
by graduates at t 0 university. The
"otilcial" committee sanctions the
sculptorship oi Augustus 8t Cautions:
the “spontaneous" committee William
Ortiwny Partridge as tho sculptor. it
is stated authentically that the unoi~
heist committee has secured the sub-
scriptions oi many of the most proml
nent of Yale‘s .01ch York graduatesu
llNC console silos. '.
negotiatlfils i11nd r Way for 3 Como
ow "Jelis rosy,
new YORK. February Sw‘l‘hc
Journal oi Com crce' says: it is
learned that nege lotions are well he
dcr way between representatives of
the Genius] Chemical company. and
the New, Jersey Zinc. Company tor a
consolidation of lhds'e interests. The
iormal plan provides tor the incorpor-
ation oi a new company With the total
capitalization of $04 .000." 000
The New Jersey Company was incor-
porated under the law, oi New .iersev
in ,(lctobcr.,l~880'.’ am a New Jersey
Zinc & iron Company In 1807 the
name was changed to the present title.
and the capital was raised from
:3 000000 to $10 000. 000. The Center.
Chemical Company was organised l
1809 with an authorized capital of 025;-
000 .000,
ssl‘rulii nastnovao RUPPUIS.
drought in 0.500 Horses and Cattle~
DeWettV Near Smithtieid.
henna ': delirium s——i.onl Kitch
encr reports to the‘ War 001cc under
dateI of Pretoria l-‘ebrualyl’l as ici-
I00“ '
"l‘he‘ British boldmiildbstroyed sup
piles at Petersburg and brought. in
3. 500 horses and cattle.
"De Wet is reported still north or
smltbiloid. moving past. A detached
iorce which crossed the line at Pompi
Siding is moving on Philliopells.
"Methuen reports from Llllitontein.
out at Warhol‘s. flint be scattered the
i
enemy there and captured twelve wag-
ons and cattle. IFronch is near Er-
casement. at lioyts Turned. beglnl‘
have them fight first with imives. than
H 0
show their courage and
’cut their teeth early.
H7455 is N x V,
etrcrlglh itself." ‘ .
l7 J
Tlflgnliglf slimmest, novel.
The young novelist laid'hia "card on
the great puhilal ler's desk and then
began unwrapniii a large bundle that
was fastened with heavy ropes.
“l have, here." he said. "a novel
whicb-"
"Pardon me tor intelruptlng you."
the publisher said. “but there's no use
undoing it. We have more books on
band now than we shall be able to
publish in the next live years. it will
only he a waste or time tor us to dis
cites your work. Take it solnewliere
e se "
A look oi sadness took the place oi
the smile that had illuminated the
young man s countenance. and turning
towards the 0 Ir. he said: “i don't
mind telling ye that George Wash
ington is the here at this this"
"All. very good. " the publisher anil-
tiered: "(1001'ch ‘il corked up proper-
ly. ought to make 0' first class, hero. "
“ And " the novelist continued. as he
took a step or title towards the hall.
"Benedict Arnoldfls the villain oi the
story. Benjaminfltrniikiin iélthe ilch
ny manwtho ielib‘pv that all s the droll
things. you 1010117; [1ko adisuu lip-
ures in it as the autliui. gentle mold
on who doesn't. ow her own heart
until every male oharctcr Vin the book
has taken a team: at the strings. and
Thomas JeiiersoVn is the wise chap pile
can’t see a john; had is always trying
to get oii logic ,. But l‘in tailing up
your time. Excnpe me. Prints 0
3:9. acrosst til street. seem t in;
r n g on a many c u
beefiately i illicilqs’ l'll go 335332322.
By the way. ive worked up the duel
scene between Aaron gBilrr and Alex-
ander Hamilton in great shape. 1
try it with swords: upon a third cc
oaslon they use pitchiorks; at another
time they come together with clubbed
guns. and finally with pistols. accord
ing to the historical tact. lsrnel Put
nsm‘s leap everytha precipice with his
horse, and Patrick Henry's deilnance
of King George in the Virginia Lexis
lature. form lliidliips chapters at my
story. Perhaps “some future time-
"Ho! Help! Help!" shouted the pub
lishcr: "stop this'tnan! Don‘t let him
get away! He has an historical por-
el! Come back! Come back! Please
come back and name your‘ terms
William" tha=hradoi the great firm
said. turning to his secretary. “write
a he'll-pate advertisement at once.
mentioning the (act that 1.200.000 cop~
ics of M whlr~ sh what is your
namelmMr. Cansidohnatono‘s novel
have already. been sold. and that thel
publishers confidently expect a sale ot
7..000 one more before the proofs are
read. "-—-IChlIcngo Times Herald.
\VABliiNG'PON. February 8~llov
ornmdnt receipts .~ l-‘rom internal rev-
mine. 31.303.000: customs. 5091.886:
mlscsllanVu 3571.5“ Expendi-
tures. 52. 4.5000 ,
won—5*...— '
Theman who is, let in on the ground
tltior at an indication sometimes
crawls out through the cellar.
m
Fools oiten make money. Seine
men's mansions are built: from the
me", u ..\
deserved to grow.
methods. consequently
,1 backward step.
you have helped us. '
past we h9pe to merit
i‘ n9IV
i believe my business has grown because it
Its successes are the juSl
reward of honest. legitimate dealings.
has never been any deception or irickery' in its
We’ have succeeded becauic “
Buy Oats That 5 Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH
[old bricks they have bought.
‘ ‘ Ni ‘ w i > I
‘ publisher would again be obliged to
There
it has never had to tails.
In the future as in the '.
your confidence. ' *
L'.V {armors in Texas. Pennsylvania. New
“new line or tarmln. . ,
, known in the country tor in
' . trill mailman
’ .
' "W6
’ , think much at writer,
oi li‘sti
_ mm W“
m. dinirohly allap
inc: and management at bends ot mitt,
., and as ,tba animals are. very. hardy and
~ can live out at doors and thrive in ol-
most any weather. climate will here
' very, little client on thelbusiliiiso side.
lit the enterprise.
, Winston coiilpuey has stl‘l led the sub
bar, at the
loot at tirst hand With lingers goat
Mexico and lows, and is at the opin-
lon- that New England otters an almost
unrivalled ileld for operations in the
. ii says that
hillsides covered wit
are heat adapted to
motor rocky a dw
are by nature
are They can 058 oriented on to lie-
may the undesirable outcrops oi cui-
tivateii lands. and to, mall's a rough
brlar patch or land good grazing acre-
ace in a tow years. in town the goats
elem oii annually the worst brush
h less
than nothing to the owner. be An-
sol-o goat, has only been cultivated in
this country tor ”about 0le Years.
Few people know itn value, and fewer
still know that mohair ls-thcrtlcece of
this animal. The Angora has not yzt
obtained a status in the agricultur l
Iliurtiais. yet it is one at the most val~
uabie oi animals ior its” fleece, pelt
and carcass. and one at the-easiest. and
cheapest to cultivate. Angora skins
properly dressed, are used white and
tinted to manuiactuie rugs. robes,
carriage meta. iur sets tor children.
trimming tor iurs. and also ior dolis'
hair and wigs. They are mostly lln
ported raw from the Cape of Good
Hope and Turkey. and range in value.
duty, paid. from ti. 5,0 to til. 00 each
undressed. Domestic skins are in
very limited supply. and are worth
irom 50 cents each for kids to $2 each
tor large iuli-iieeccd pelts. The ion
cross bred common skins and short
pelts. not suitable to dress. are used
by morocco and glove leather mnnu
lecturers and are worth item 15 to
18 cents per pound down to 10 and 11
cents for small Menus and kids. Even
the horns are used tor a great many
purposes. Tho meat is not unlike mut
90a, and is sold torV that in many mar-
etc
The \Vlastor company, proposes to
import a breed oi hue Angel-as next
summer audit as already laid out a
large farm on the upli'inds' surrounding
the. term. .,
:POOR PICKINGB 0F AUTHORS.
Cash Cornea in Most Gnu Mter Pub-
lisher (lets it In Hand.
in a prior chat With One or our road
in: booksellers the other day. it was
very curious to hear him speak in a
purely commercial way at books which
we have all rea'd and enjoyed. discuss-
his the sales of this or that volume In
the some way that a wholesale grocer
or commission merchant would discuss
barrels of flour or bass oi potatoes
Every now and then a rumor becomes
current that some writer has received
vast sums ior his work. As a matter
at tact there is a curtail. regular pel-
centaqe which is all that ever reaches
even the most successiul. When any
one who is not entirely unknown. and
may even. perhaps. already have some
literary reputation. brings his menus
yin given an advance ranging (rent
51. 000 to 810. 000. the largest in recent
years having been given to an English
author within the past three months.
When the novel is dually published the
writer at“ receive 15 per cent oi the
actual so in mice oi. each copy. In-
cluding the advance money which on a
book selling at $1. 50 would amount to
22% cents for each copy sold. Let us
suppose that the author had received
8,10 .000 it would be necessary for the
publisher to still about 22. 000 copies be-
iorc be got his Money book. because it
costs him about 1.05 to put the book
on the market he ioi the next 22.
000 Issued he wont make about it»
cents on each book. until t anther:-
total royaltiee lied cousle the ad-
vance copyright. at which point the
pay. the writer the 22% cents for each
at the books sold.
it will be readily seen trom the
above figures that even the [realest
soiling books do. not make their auth-
ors and publishers millionaires at one
lump. (ll course. any a very low and
fortunate oi the many writers ever
receive any advance on their copy
rllhts. as no publishers are going in
We the rislt oi paying out money
without tooling very certain that they
it set it. we Occasion»
ally-i sonic well-written! story remains
ungr'liltcd for s long time. but. all pub
lslngI [10111100 are. eagerly Keeping
“ watch ior novelties and the possibility
_ oi discoverlnl new authors is ever in
their thoughts: therefore when one
hears young w, tarp complaining thi'it
- they cannot to a hearing it ill sale to
-,A surprise that t elr wares iii-em
. 91w value.-Pll,ilVVMeiphia N011.
iir ‘
wholes TM! a V
notice." stirs the w
Chronicle. “lit at etch-n
“1““
. about a cow tiltit died train drinllllifi
‘ ‘ltl’s 110th
to”: owing to stilet- cop's. Weber‘s
torrid Water for s cow’ abrasives; and
when. otter turnipst up her nose and
mulling around as than she»
script to a publisher. the writer usual~ .
.. West End at Washington Strict “bridge. South, N
bright polished sortaccs mini
“ . . ‘y
lill’l Fuel shill Slim till Dillon
$1. 50 quality at 3x :5 ”I, EMatIJ‘,.I ,
.’Men a Blue, and White Stripe Australian La’mh‘
lieii’s llliiiu
$5. 50 Vermont Grey Ulsters. are now .
$10.00 Black or Oxford Frieze UisIters, no use
$12.00 Black Chinchilla Ulsters are new V‘; .
Bargains tor Saturday’s Stile ,
BUTTER—(Elsie) 2i cts lb. Reduction.
BUTTER—Fine Creamery Tub 26c.
BUTTER—~Clover Hill Prints. tic. Reduction.
A BETTER FLOUR than Jones's ever was. at 59c bag.
RENEWED OFFER 0! 10 lbs Good Flour for" .5Ve V V
WET MINCE MEAT. at a bill-gain, to close It out.12c lb. or .
fine as mother used to make. Strictly nice. " ‘ ' ‘
ANOTHER BARREL OF FINE SWEET CIDER. just in. Be qt. 200
~ It in line.
CREAM CHEEBB+~Call attention to .s new article of dollar?
Saratoga Cream Cheese Every one can eatVlt . 00
ALL FRESH E608 can be had here, at 28c dozen. ‘ " '
WE THINK the star bargan oi the Week will be Chicago corned Bed!
90 19.; it is said to be one and is certainly cheaplanduw'e
a I! 8 .y; W.
FINE CABBAGE ior Saturday" as trade. Hard and crisp. from 8c
We are busy and. as we believe. growing in usefulneés' Ill this be null
We solicit your business. ..
ity.
' and see it it is worth while to suitor '
longer from headache or eye strain.
when Proper glasses. Properly Adjust- ‘
cd. will relieve the eyes ilom the
strain and Vgive COMFORT.
V nomination tree and all work guar-
unload,
O. B. JACKSON,
Graduate Opticlu‘n.
58 Wall on, NorwalkJICti
I
Low Prices. Chaiccst Quality.
if VOil coaSider our advantages you wilibe: , ,
vinced that we can furnish you HAY. STR '
ORA-IN. FEED. etc. at lower ptic‘cs tits at .
other dealer. Purchasing lo‘r caslgkfreuthtlndl
Marge quantities. Selliulmtber goo .re'lillties
cost to, us, and we ate Willing to share Mm?“
patrons this saving.-
RAYMOND BROTHERS-
The Iridge Fish
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