cloudy tonight and Tuesday.
ueoia‘esponding rise in the northeaat.
011 B11111 11111111111
w '
For Norwalk and vicinity
Area of low pressure is central
in the Northwest.
cloudy Weather prevailed
,isslnpi river éiilitwa11il but
Precipitation. There has bee
in temperature ill the Northw
'1...“
Concord Division,' Sons of Temper
11111111. Fwiii meet tonight.
Miss Curtis, of Norwalk is spend
in: a few days ill Hartford.
William Mitchell of isa'ac's place, is
improving after' '11 long Illness.
Thomas Reynolds, of Stevens street
has been visiting in Danbury.
'Dennis Donovan is seriously ill at
his home on South Main street.
Miss Edith Vroom. of Woodward
avenue, is visiting in 0111111111111, N. Y.
The estate of the late James W.
Banks was admitted to probate today.
Washington’s birthday will not be
generally observed in The Norwalks.
The boat M. E. lluilcy is at Raymond
Brothers with a cargo of Cumberland
coaL
Miss Jeanette i‘iubbcil, of South
Norwalk, has been visiting in New
York.
Our Brothers' Lodge. 1.
will work the second
evening.
0. 0. i1‘..
degree this
The Misses Minnie and Aiuly Wixon.
of West Main street, are visiting ill
\Vestport,
The last will of Caroline A. lluckicy
will be. offered for probate February
23. at 11 a. 1n.
—-—lll‘cak up that cold. Use Brazilian
llaim. it cures. That is sure. Plats-
icd and Baxter's. 10, 25. 50c alld 51
sizes.
Edward hiaiiey, lcl'ard place, spent
Sunday with his uncle, Edward Malley
of New Haven.
Willis Grifiin and son. of New liav
cu spent Sunday with Mrs Theodore
1111111111, of Union street.
Marv-
ilIiss Bessie Rood rendered a solo
at the service in Ttlnity Episcopal
Church. last night alld was in excel
lent voice.
The Farther Light Society. of the
South Norwaik Baptist Church. will
hold a Colonial supper in the church
Friday night.
The "forty llours' devotion" begun
at St. Mary's Church. yesterday, at the
10:30 mana. and will continue until
tomorrow morning.
Tile iiurbcrs‘ Union will meet to
morl'ow night with Rollo iliuck. ill
Railroad avcuuc. important business
will be transacted.
Miss Lavinia M. Scoviiic. of New
or it has been visiting witll llcr
l'llOilH‘l‘. Mrs [1111111111, Scoiiiic. of
South Zlillill street.
The t‘iiy Council. of Norwaik. will
make 1111 the blldact of neocasal'y up«
pl'opl‘intions for the coming: year. 111
llli' meeting this (‘li‘illiliI.
'Miss Helen BWlil'tZ, of .Vassar Col-
lege, Poughkcepsic. N. 1'.. spent Sun
day with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C.
1111111111.. of i'iuvilnlld strcct.
ml'nifol'lllily is ollc 130:” point in
tho imperial (‘.rown ciao-1‘11,
.\I 11111 Thursday cvcniniz 1111-1111111: at
the Norwnik Congregatiomi (‘.ilurcb.
this 111-(l. ihcrc will be 11 c'onfclcucc
llpoll the topic, “My Church i‘cw. "
Mrs. John it. 11111111111131 11nd Mra. .i.
l1. hit-Cormack. of iirookiyn. were
:ucsts ol'cr Sunday or their
Mru. Katherinc i’olllcl'oy,
utrcct.
of Academy
There was 11 scrubbing bcc zit
i’iorlecr truck house, Saturday after-
noon. A stream was turned upon the
main floor. and after that wua coul-
plctcd the truck was washed. The
Pioneer boys take the cake for none
1..... 11 111-11
Tile rcgulnr devotional and business
unecling of the \Vilataoovcr Circle of
tho King's Daughters will be held at
tile home. of Mine Tolios. 2b h‘llirfieid
avenue. tomorrow 11.11111. at 7:15
o'clock.
'i‘ilc ionulllgs (‘lub will giro a colon-
ial reception to its blends tomorrow
night from it to 10 o'clock. in the
church palinols A11 interesting 111111-
111 am has been 11111111111111 A cordial in-
vitatlouis extended to the young poo-
pio of tho. church alld congregation
Texa i 1 1 1
s H gh pressure atoayisimtrfi 5011i
mothers
oo'tl‘s Hall
“if
will hold 11
special meeting tonight.
.-.... ..... .... u .
Men's Christian Ashoolation,
about
Sunday in Stony Creek.
Arthur is‘ianoy. or Norwnlk. who has
been working temporarily in Walling"-
tord. has returned home.
Miss Lena Kano. of Bothcl. was the
guest yesterday of Miss Florence
Brown, of iianiord place;
. -1~,-'-*~
Mr. and Mrs. 11111111111 Smith, of
Bridgeport. were gueats at the home
of Burr Smith. ever Sunday. '
...-......»—
An accounting of the conacrvator 111
William Fuluher will be mullo"in the
Probate Court, i1‘cbruaryiiiimt 2 p. 111.
Cockenoe Tribe of Red Man will
hold its annual roll-call and supper on
the evening of Washington's birthday.
Mr. alld M1‘s..iosao ives. of New Mil
ford wcle guests of Mr. and Mrs C.
Li. i1'cs of Wadi Main utiweet Oler
Sunday
--'l‘l11.1 danger of grip is pneumonia.
Brazilian llalm breaks up 15er For
sale at Plulslcd‘ s and Baxtor‘ a.
Letter Carriers John I“. Healy and
Percy ii. Glendening, of the Norwaik
post ofllco. will attend the letter cal-
1111111' convention at Waterbury, Fen
ruary 22.
Henry, Richmond. of Brooksidc, has
purchased the Thaddeus (luyer place
on lloton Hill from the William ii.
Lockwood estate. lie. intends to make
numerous impr'olements. and reside
there next summer.
The offering at the Norwnik Congre
national Church. yesterday morning.
was for the American Missionary Aa-
sedation. of which Dr. A. 11‘. Board l1-
01111 of the secretaries.
...—....u .1 .5...
Alleged horse thieves were fright-
ened away‘irom the barn of Albert
Welnita. at Craubury. the other 11111111.
A staple upon the stable door had been
drawn and the (1001‘ thus opened
\l 1111 Stamford Red Men will go to
South Norwalk Monday evening. to 11‘.-
tcnd the masquerade bail to be gil (1.1
in Music 11111. by linens ’i‘ribe. No.
21;. of that city—«Saturday's Advocat:
catc.
Iiel‘ilcltT Sheffield. of Norwalk has
arrived in New York, and will 'shortly
be. home again He. spent some time 111
Lake Placid for his health. Mrs. Shef-
field has joined her husband in NM
Ymk.
~«i)r. M. S, llosen. eculist uud aurlm
can be consulted in the parlora of‘ the
.1lla1kemo Hotel. on Tuesday and
Fridays. between the hours of I and '1
p. .111111'1111111- bctWecn 9 and 12 a.
111. nil and ii p. m. at 51"111‘ai1ilold‘avc-
nue. Bridgeport. Eyes examined 11111
diseases treated. ‘
Rev. Mr. Egbert will call on Wed
nesday afternoon on members of the
congregation not as yet‘vlsilcd in H11
vicinity of (11111191111111 airect. and 11
time. permits. on those living in North
avenue. He will continue his caliin;
on the irohtionlen of the congregation
on Fiiduy evening from 7: do until 111
o’.clOck lie will call Ill Arch street
and West avenue in its vicinity. ‘
The Sacrament of tile Lord' 11 Supper
w'iil I111 ndnlhlistcrod in 1111 Norwulk
i‘ ougl'cautiollul Cllllli‘ ii on ll1<1 morliiill.
of Sunday. Mulch 3d. i‘clsolls dosh--
ing to connect tilclnaclvcs with thin
church. cilber by icltcr or 011 confes-
sion. may arrange to meet the pruden-
tial collunitlce, by speaking to the pat;-
ior or any other of its members.
The adjourned annual meeting of
the South Norwaik Congregatimn‘li
Church. will be held ill the lecture.
room of the church. on 'i‘hllrsday oven-
imt. 111 7:30 O’clock. for tho election of
oiilccrs. the assignment of benevolent
0111-1111119 for the ensuing year. the re-
ports of oillcers and committees of the
church. 11nd such other business as
may be brought before the meeting.
Large congregations attended vcs
tcrday' a aorvices I11 the South Nortvalk
Congregational Church. ’1 1111 p'l'lstor
111114111111 110111111111 111111 cred all 1111111111111 mi
11111111011 of last Sunday afternoon. The
1111111111111 was by a quartctto composed
of Miss Olive Buckley. soprano. oi
Danbury; Miss Alnleo Wood.l1‘1cdcr-
iclt J 1111111111 and 11111111 Comsmclt.
Their longing was excellent; the 11111111-
totto being well balanced Ml. Com-
stock had a Hole. The scripture lea-
son was read ulld prayer uttered by
Deacon Frank A i1‘elris.
11,11 alibi 111
ilo
What we call a money saver.
Speciai-3per1y 81 Barnes' ‘Ro
Sperry A ilul‘ues‘s iiotlut Pork and
' 8111111111111. lie in
(lilolcc Native Chickens. iii urld i-ic lb
\it‘l‘y i-‘llncy 'i‘ul‘kcys. 141180.")
b’mllli [11111.11 Spring Lamb. 121,411 lb
Small Fresh llama, 121/50 lb
Fresh Shoulders. lilo‘lb
Prime Rib Roast.
A fine line or Mi'sidiiip
111111.111. Iiologtms. 1111111111 1111
Poetic
121101: it)
1111111111: 1111 1
All iliillli ill
member, we do 11111 as We advertise
list 1111111111111 Sausage?
Porter iiouse Steak. 201: in
Short Steaks. tile in.
1111111111 Steirks. tilt: lb
Shoulder Steaks, .100. in
Round 1111:1111. the in
Hamburger Btoalr. 12c 111
15.13. Merwill' 11 Sugar Cured llama.
12%0 lbw
Fresh Country longs 280. do:
ill i‘.Ii‘eet 51111111111le.
’1 11(11_"1'g, 11,111
" 111'
11 hr, .
rwaik you'll people
11 ll€11.111-111111111 0.5.1.1.. 111
' ’i‘li ' f (Jouri‘tiilmel'i u't1 the 1"...
City of South Nor-walk ‘
Secretary if. It 1111111111111 the Young '
conducted both sclviccs. and at tbp,
How Jesus Saved Iiim concluding the .
Ilc'llaz'
‘go 1d, ,1, in,“ less rgoods
cro t the heavy tab 1:11
:13]: wraps or room. 1 1
‘ "This ltaiccr'l's lot of model ctl'p‘
tallies is' :1 collection 'of. :11 5';
some quiet. some baza'rre, i of.-
1111111 illev served their purpose,
bc' :1 made his new costumes 1111111
their inspirations; 'uott" they 1'1:
111er to sell below real worth.
$10 and less worth $50 down
Shau‘t try to tell their beauties.
lloui miss the pleasure (and pro—
iii) of seeing for yourself.
Second @091.
1
“Wm
new wasn GOODS.
'i'ilcv any
thought of winter.
sion costs but littlc.
ilonuy Scotch (lillgllalns,'tr11c
and stout and pretty as heather
itself. New colors and cflccts
111:1111'111itl1 ulcrccrised stripes-
251 ‘.'ll'il.
iicrulau liucn giugllalua. heav-
ier and siuldicr than the Scotch
prcil1 plain colors or fancy—291:
1"..11d
Smith 7cpl1vls.uoveii) chh-
yrs llli‘ lllakc1 calls c111.}\11(i suell
1111\":cl1_1 the 111111 that requires
c11- 1111.111: llli‘ciiug. 35c \nrd
.\l(l"tt‘rl7.(’l.l pollgrccs, soft and
supple :15 sill. almost with the
1111‘1'1'1‘1'1'1‘1‘d illliSll that mitk'cs c0t~
tons look iikc silk. Printed
i'ouklrd patterns too. we yard.
('ilcvioh' nlcrccriscd too. You
know how honest and durable
they are. Jicrrcriscd, they. lose
nothing in worth and gain in
looks. soc.
Silk chaiubrny. plain ‘tlud polka
dotlcd. illlifsilk. ilalfcoitou. So
rich and ilandziolllc. 50c. yard.
Center aisle. rear.
one away from
And posses-
THE ROWLAND
DRY G'OO'DS (20..
Bridgeport.
H-M
South Norwalk
Board ii Billet
-1.--.—-«..........
Notice is hereby given that th"
Board of llcliei of the City of South
Nol‘walk will meet on \‘l’ednesday. Jan-
11111-y 23.19111 111 7- .10 oclookih to 11
o'clock p. 111.; Saturday. 1111111111111“, ii.
1901. at 2 o‘eiogk to 5 doing: cit-p "
11.111111111111111, Echillary 63,! 1901,11“ 7!? :11'1
ofcloel'r to 9 111111ch 11? 111:;1Wednea
day" “Fem 1111111 1901‘ at; V330
o'clock to 9 detach 11. n1.; Thursday
February 2'1. mill. at 7: 30 o'clock to 9
ac och ,iu Iue- Council. c labor
t1l11'i'lavi"'In 111111 11111111. in‘sal'd cityflln the
purpoae of healing and determining all
appeals tram the doings of the! H8851
era of 1111111 city on the llot' oi
Dated at. South Norwaik. January 20
1901.
JOHN F. McMAliON.
MATTHEW CORBETT.
'Bosrd of Relief.
Jill to [23
QUICK.
Who'll do my paperi'n'g in
21 hurry. and 119,11 right?
' iwill."
J UNIUS BROWN
South Main Street
Undcl 11116111111 11nd Wheeler's 1111111111.-
. . ,nwm. "
' RES:
25 Eltu GrovaiaceS
Na 3th
Yr
in
1111111111?“ digestive or-
xtostdiseovered digest-
,n‘le.‘ Np other preparation
It in-
ntly cures
h eartburn.
. .1 ‘ . .
limo on an out lava Bally 1 oral
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«normal; 1 11
one. load of 1111111111113”: I
ee sleep by opiates la 8811111111 rats
1. bralnplopiy bomb t
. Celery (inn nun mibd'
am by itu sootlnn truce
mainline-111111111111 1111 how and
Celery Kim; cumlio ti tlon 111d New:
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: M“ 1'
21an
1111.: NATIONAL Q'Ba
or noa'i'vaaa.
61 WALL STREET. NON/{MAR
’ (incorporated 1857.)
6111117411.. “‘7” "
. 33403166
sounds and moms. «5.1m
EBENEZER HILL, Pres. E. J. HILL.
Vice Pros. H. P. PRICE. Gash-
led. it. P THEADW£LLJ
‘ Assistant Cashier. ‘ ‘
DIRECTORQL
E. Hill, -'E.' K. Lockwood, J P.Trea11
well, E. J. Hill, J. A Osborn,D. W.
. Fitch. lJoesph 0. Radio, 0. 8';
. Wi lsori. W.F.Bk1hop. ‘
"Personal property, stacks." bonds
«11.111111113111111 in the sage Deposit
Vault: 111111111 York city, are taxed un-
tier the 111111111 the state or New York.
though the, owner be a. resident of .1111
other state. This can be avoida’d 1111
11111111113 a safe in the Safe Deposit
Vitult of the National bank of No
whlk. uqé‘
" otw‘uke-
«mummionmoq
rm: MORE YOU
THINK or IT
and see. it the more enthusiastic
11611-111111 become overiA. J. Col-
has A Company's
Furniture.
Jawrythina found on our
iloora is only here because of its
good construction. finish and
general good workmanship. thus
saving you any posslble' risk. 'so
easily run in buying a great deal
of the furniture made. today. ,
You may depend upon it that
anything sold in our store goes
out never to come back. but to
do its duty your after year and
thus give credit to the store it
came from. Strictly one once
to all. '
A J 601111161 00.,
FUNERAL DIBECTORS
'AND EMBALMERB.
... 12 No. Main St, So. Norwalk.
W”M9.*.*.*.m.~*~
a 1W
Yancy...
Although we are hav-
my.1 a very busy season.
we have not allowed
our stock to run down.
and can oiier as good
vanetv as earlier.
Will do’vour work
1,vl'ien wanted.
l0 FiRS'i AVBNUE.
51511101115111.
, Tel. l3 -.2
'i‘lrcro'a‘re 111111111 remedies on the.
11111111111101 I'Ica‘dacllcs and New;
rn'igia. Colds or Grip. There are
none bciter'tllau Acctou, few as
good. 1' Acctou is Safe and cure,
quick and affective.
At your 'druggm'a for-251‘... or
by mail. postage paid.
Acctou Medical (30..
, Mystic, Conn. _
" £11111
mommy 11111111. Slum Hut
111m .11 11 ..
Hm ”91B" Mum”. ,
1:1 ,
.111511
H11!
151111111111 0. 11111111111. loath 1111111111111
‘. Edy/Ira P. Wood; NW5 ”.1
mnnves 11113
71111111111111;
UCER 0F AUTO-
, lNERV.
“{1- Aren‘t, "in ”bur-In: the
“Blue-(«11105: W31! ”In--
(ruled In a Co'mpl'e'lielllv'c Mn'nnu'
'tl'l the Pinafifloflpu Exposition.
,Thc ;1111chl'ne1‘y and Tin-napollntlon
features of the Bh‘h- American Exposi
lion promise to be of superior interest.
{the 1111' who 11.1% {1113 pt hun-
died 1‘ '9' im'lli'u lily 111111111. 111 '
producing machinery. Every your ild'ds '
" 11111-1“ “WEBB his well decorated brow.
’1‘. . audpm‘gn but marvel at his own prog-
recent years he has been pur-
sr) active in producing automatic
y
it 1111 said that with the
first steam engines it was necessary to
BB in boy "work the eccentrics. One
2 WI? a particularly bright boy who pre-
girl?!“ play to work threw himself out
(”1'1 dpb by iixing the eccentrics to;
. hutoniatically. American invent
ire twins 11111.1 been building more and ‘
nuke-1’61 a class of lllacllines that will
f'e‘e'd thclneelves and perform their in
trlcate work without other attention
than starting and stopping.
The Machinery Exhibits will include
the most modern agricultural machin-
cry and appliances. There has been
" 'T’Illdi' ""
11 11s in an adjoining state, visited Ni-
agara i1 ails on his wedding trip.
leaving the hotel 1119 .took his bride to
the park. so that she 11113111 11111111. in the
full beauty of the great cataract
highth hopes of both were realized.
and their hearts were happy. Both felt
Elluilllilfl could interest them more than
3111 111111111111; on this subject.
' lscciionu. from all countries. own travel
"to Niagara to view the installation in
111 1384 Herbert Wilson, whose home
011.
The
that beautiful scene Fifteen years Iai-
111‘ Mr, and 1111111. li'ilaon again 111111111
themselves at the 111111. When titer
were there betel-.11 there was a charge
to view the Fund. Now it was free.
However. Mr. Wilson's order to 11110
cubmun when he left the hotel wan to
driVo to the bin power house. in the
years that had elapsed since his man
rluge Mr. Wilson had become interest-
cd ill the industrial growth of the coun-
try. lie was alert to the possibilities
of the electrical development. ulld on
.tbis second trip to the i-‘alis the thing
"i11- wanted to look upon til‘st was the
wonderful power station.
it is so with thousands. The Niagara
power development has set tin1 world
From all
the central station or the Niagara Falls
I’owcl' company and in the station of
TOWERS Oi" El.l-)i"'l‘llli'l’l‘\' lil'll.i)
lli'i i.
remarkable progress ill this one dircc-
lion during 11111111! .1111121. and 1111» <.‘.1
i111: of lime and expense by the 111111'
machinery product-1i 1111151 b1- rccogrllzu
111i and taken flil\‘illltili:l' 111' by 111-1111-
awake agriculturisls. .\1 this Exposi-
tion will be osoclnbicll all the lalml
palicrlls of the class 111‘ 111111-l1incl'y I11
quculion. lioudlnukiln: i< 11 subject of
universal itllcrcu1 lllld i11111ol'l1111cc. and
how to construct good roads 111 :1 111:1-
sonuble cypcnsc b1 puzzling 111:1111'
minds. The llotu‘ is ill illili‘lillli'l'_\‘ 111'
the right kind. The most lulpl'm‘cd or-
der will bc t'hllllllll.‘ll hero.
The cloilllinrl of ill-vices for liclclop-
i111: puwcr will be illustrated wilb :1
colllpb-lcllcss 111111-1‘ bcfolo .11111.11plc1i
'i'ilc 111-1111111 111111.11 11f- '11-; 1111 1111111..1i.< 111
Kim's will l111 show-11. lugrlllnr wilil
their acci‘ssol'iwl.
l’nclol'y 111:11-ili11-‘1'1 1< 111111.<l:1111iy 1111
d4 ruolllu illlprovcluclll and brand 111111'
inventions are 111'111‘1 il11i11 ul1ii1- '.'il111
in tile world. Some 1111 so “Illiill'l'l'lll
illIlluil' illi't‘llilillrilll :11. 10:11‘111 :lllll1111
lluluan. ’ibi< 11111111111 111' Ilb 111111-1111:-
cry exhibit will lie uboulldiuc ill ill-
tcl'csl for all visitor-l.
The 'i‘rallsporlntion exhibit will lc
11o Icss illicl'csling. The world wax
never before on wheels to 1111- 1411-111
tllni it is today. \\'ill1ourow11 111111111}:
nidlwncd- ‘.'.‘ilil raliwllys :1111l 1-1'111'1'
other country destined to bc 11111-11 11111
17111111111111! \i‘ltll tllf‘ stcr‘l tracks of 11111-
biiious colllnlcri‘c. lllc ll‘:111.<porlnlioll
exhibits will attract the visitors as
111111111 of 1111 Other oxposlrion ever did.
'.i’ho, automobile has 1.111111 iicl'ciopcd
aim-1,1 the Columbine Exposition 111
Chicago. What 111111'1'cls may be c.\'-
illbiwdand in practical daily use 111
hilt! l’ill’l-Ainorlcan'Exposition can only
be dimly conjectured. The railway.
vessel and vehicle exhibits at Buffalo
this your will outril'ul ill interest any
thing that has been possible b1 the past.
Mann llaxxrl'r.
”...—......___-- -
GOVERNMENT EXHIBIT.
Thrro Building» Erectcd ml the Pan—
Apicriunn Exposition (Irohudn.
'l‘hc i‘nn-Aulcricau Exposition 11111-1
lilo cordial illdorselncllt oi' the l‘nilcd
Staten government. which for buildings
and ckhlblia appropriated Shinbone.
The government has three llnndsonu-
buildlpgs. 'J‘he main building is 1:111
tee: Wide and one feet long. 'i‘la.1
othcra are each 1.10 feet square 'l’ilo-
architecture is a free 111-11111111111 or 1l11-
fimnllh lieuaissaum. the details our;
testing a. Mexican rather than 11 air 11 1|.v
Spanish origin Like the other Ex-
position bulidings these are covered
with statl'nnd. are lavish with color and
gliding. which give. the intricate plau-
tic deoorhtlouu and sculpture groups
an anaerobic both striking and interest
lair. Red 15111111111111 tiles on the l‘oofs
add to the 11111171111.
' “...-.11 1....11.............W 1
The Louisville Exhibit. .
A nlo'lier'net'it 111 on foot. bucked by
the (‘ounnorei‘si' club of Louisville in
Interest tlleliuerclmnts 11nd manufac-
turers at. that city in the l'aa- American
Mxposltiou at Buffalo to such an extent
titular: building may I111 erected to. be
known! the Louisvilledruilding. '.l'fho
board 11 (trade wlil probably (to-open
etc. and it I111 hoped to raise from lilo.-
11011 to ”Olliltbfor the pairwise of such
B1blilidlh1l1'“ 1; ‘1 i .'
11111111111 lii'ihe 1111111111111 ‘69 11 111111 101111131111
1111111111 in ditto 11111 is carried out. .
'I‘lul 11111111111111 11111111111111 16111111113111
i.\'1i 11111.11 poor or MACHINERY
ill.\'Il.
the Niagara Falls liylil'uullc Power
.11111' .\i1\nul:l11111';.i111 lolllparlv. \icll \1 ho
liillt‘ rcuc hcd ploulilu 11111 in scientific
and engineering iichlx‘ on more than
111111 (illlillli‘lli look upon the \‘i1111111.1
dcyclup1l1eul with astonishment. is it
any wonder. then. that ilil' true of Ni-
agara power in connection with llu1
l‘un-Anu-ricun Exposition is destined ,
to astonisll the world by what will be
accol'llpiisllcd by its use?
Never before was there such 11 1111p-
piy of electric power at the (111111111111111
of 1111111: llcvcr before 11:11.1 any 1111111
known so illlli‘ll about electricity as he
does today: never before has 1111111 bccn
fllllf' to handle the subtle 1'111'1'11111 1:11
cleverly as I111 llllt‘S today. and for lib-w
reasons it is pillill to llc Sl‘i'll the elec-
tricai cil’ccis of llll‘ l‘:111-.\l1111l'i1‘1111 l~ix~
position will be so notable that 1l11'1y
will give to illl‘ belloillcl' soup-what ”‘1‘
same feeling: 111‘ surprise that lilc fired
white man must have 11ml “'lli'll be
viewed the falls of Niagara. .t111l ill
illf‘ ilcvcioplllcllt of those cicctl'icili cf-
iccts n diverted portion of [lll‘ illllllilll‘n
nus waters that pour (o‘er the mighty
precipice will play :1 part,
(lunlx l3. ilr'ymr.
FINE ARTS AT BUFFALO.
I-hhlbit at Pun-American “'ill lu-
eluile the “out Works.
The Fine Arts as they have been clll-
United in the various countries of l‘all-
America will be presented in all I‘Xlllli-
ii pro-clllillr‘bliy American ill spirit and
character at the i’nll-Aulel‘icnll Expo-‘.‘
alilon.
, There will be no attempt to cover or-
cryiblng of an art character in the en-
tirc universe; but. as the Exposlilon as
11 whole is to be devoted to the Achieve-
lllcnté of civilization in the New World.
It will be the purpose of the Fine Arts ‘
exhibit to show the progress made in
Pan-America in the culture of palming
; and sculptul'c and tiu1 :lilicd arts. The
Pan-American Exposition ought to
. mark 11 new era b1 the New _\\'ol'ld and
doubtless will. since it will give work-
ers in this important field of human
activity 11 stimulus such‘"11's""1’1‘111‘l111ps
could be obtained ill no other way and
will direct theattnution of the great
public of all the Americas in the most
emphatic manner to the i111por11111cc of
giving substantial patronage to the or
lists and Sculptors native to our own
soil if it is desired that art should
ilouriah in the western hemisphere. in
making rip the exhibit ill i-‘Iuc Arts for
the Art Gallery. the plan to be followed
in to secure the most representative
and excellent works that have appear-
ed within the last 25 years. particular
ly within the last decade. As the open-
inzroi the Pan-American will come at
a time when all of the important 1111-
111ml exhibitions of 11111 11 ill have been
held. It ivlli be possible tr'i secure some
of the beat 1111111111 produced within the,
1'.! or 15 months" 111 needing lt.
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Fine-t on Earth.
The recent test of the electric. iiahis
on the Machinery billable; oi' the Pan-
American) 11111101111111 has shown that
the great, lighting scheme of the limo
altlou Mil be literally 11 brilliant auc-
ccss. 11111111111111 Iu‘tlle 111111111111 of the
missiles exceeding that 111 be directed
1111111 summer on the mounds of Pen-
11111111111111 that 111.1 bile 11 id 11111 any
thing liner 1111111 111111 before arriving
111111111 the gates of the heavenly all}.
New Jerusalem there will be 1111 illu-'
Alperimn Exposition. but it is 11 safe
kidneys only.
Are endorsed by South N0 _,
pie.1r -
.Chaliea E. Warren, 30
about Iloan's Kidney Pills.
backache and weak kidneys ‘t‘ro
childhood. i tried all kinds '11
dies, but never received any,"
nent beneiit until I commenced
i‘loan's Kidney Pills, which 119'
at Plainted's drug stere. ' My
had been using them and walllsogpl‘
ed with thejr results that l w
or] to try them I 11111 1111111111 ..
their representations are all that ll
claimed for them. They eured'mh
lJl.l(‘liii(.‘li(l." '
For sale by all dealers. Price '60
cents 11 box Foster- Milburn Company
Buffalo N. Y.. solo agents for thou
tcd States.
ilenlolnbel the name—DOED' 54111
take no other.
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HiEAL ESTATE AND MORTGA.
summary of the commercial m
For the Current Week. '
The summary of the Commel'uial.
liccord for the current week makes
the following shov'ln ':
Sales
New Hin‘i'll, 13
West ilnvcn.
ii :1 l'i ford.
lll‘idgcpori.
\l'atr‘rbury.
Mcl'ldcn.
New Britain,
Norwich.
New London.
Norwnlk,
lhlllhul'y.
ilipr innilcid.
ilolyoltt. '10
The transactions of the New Him
iialtford 11nd Springfield Glen
1... .—
crammta-z‘ruco-Jcm
New liaicn.
iiartiord.
Springfield.
New iiulcn shows
per ccnl. iiilrtford clearl'ngé'
crcnacd 11.9 per cent. from 1900
if;
lligbosi cash price paid for oldv
ids and materials of every kind '
me apostal and I. will call.
Prompt attention... and. h11'
dealings with 1111.! am 06011 _
in New York some days til “
week
immediate 1111111111111 11.
will be given to any basin as
some in duriAng my 11.115911
HAM HARM
13 RaymondB St.. or 11 North
St, Store.
room NOR Writ
SAVINGS flfiflk
Open daily. except Saint-dint. .
ii a. or to 12 111., 111111er 1.111
j Saturday. 9 a. m. to 1,3 1111,111111!
day ovenimr itpru 7 to
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