W Lou] aha"
, :‘VMI'B. Henry D. Wright, of East. ave»
Mill. lsinttlko lilo . ~ ~»
WW. my»
‘Mrs‘. Albert Dunn." of Betta place.
a an , Ch as. and other places; also
showing ”Triniimmy why i Christian E
‘ ll ‘ a
they call on him in whom they have
: notrli llama
i ii inilii’
l o 1m, no.‘
a dilator: can,
i step
t of the
be all
red. How then shall}
it how shall thoy‘b‘eoi
whom they have not
ow shall they hear
it alonii.‘l,.'1‘he ‘
ill). on a “roll.” out
i has been visiting in Stamford.
m
.Ei‘ank hi. Iteariion. of
Prospect
htrieot. is entertaining his sister, Miss
.Mayme ltesrdon, of Shrostury. N. J.
”Mrs. Mary Finch. of \‘an Zuiidt avo-
witliont a preacher? And how shall
then; veaehmxcept‘tliowbe‘ sent? * it.
was 0 earth‘showa that lit was. news:
nary , r-‘tho church tosoinl‘som one
to carry, the. .Gospcl message; "to the '
far-away- iands in order that thelpoopio
might hear and believe. and therefore
call upon the name of tho~Loril iiiid his
line, has been in Washington, Conn.
‘- aitendlng the funeral of her sister.
Mrs. C. 1.. Paddock, 0! Maple are-
nue. rotuiuicd home Saturday. from a
three weeks' visit in Springtield,'l\fass..
and vicinity. . ‘
Mrs. Lena Larson has moved from
Mrs. B. A. Jackson's house, Third avo-
nile, to another house in tho lower por-
tion of the some street.
raved. A
lands.
wwwwm
Everett 'l‘ollcs. of Scranton, Pa, in
spending a few days with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshal ii. Toilos. of
East and St. John avenues.
looted during the day to help in the
work of sending the tioapei to foreign
sells the paint that wears twice
long an lead and oil—"Devin? lead and
zinc. ground by machinery.
Notice is hereby given that all as-
generous amount was out
8-. E. Gel-ham.
East Norwaik,
ilS
uouc’s.
William Aclierly and Shinuel Mott,
Jr.. received painful injuries last
Wonk. while ciigsged in harvesting ieo‘
truth the Kepler pond for 4. ll. has“
, sun had gash in his
face by, landiuit‘ against a projection.
The latter had his toot laniinod ho-
tweon two capes oi ico.‘
mailed Alva Mamba.
was suddenly settled with an attack 0i
apoplexr, while in Henry Wshicrs‘s
pollination store in tho Town Hall
building; Stamford. Friday. and now
lion in a precarious condition at her
home, Mrs. i-hnlth entered the store
about noon, to wait for a person she
expected turnout thorn, She hall been
there both few minutes, standing
looking out of the front window. when
she was suddenly seized and became
unconscious. Dr. Glob was summon-
ed and also lira-lurch. 'l‘hc physiciuuu
pronounced it a stroke of apopicxy.
Lifting Mrs. Smith iiilo his carriage.
ilr. lurch drovl-r her to her home iii
Norotou. as fast all possible. 'l‘odn)’
no linpi'oveiuout is reported lit the pa-
tients condition. One aid:- of her
body is paralyzed. She is unable to
apt-uh or recognize those around her.
”or relatives and many friends icurn‘
mar slipped and fan ‘7
Mrs. fl‘llcopliilis Smith. of Noroton. ‘ l'
The water pipes in St. John and
Soul... Osborne avenues niid Fort Point
street, are frozen. due, it is said, to
the fact that the streets have been out
sossincnt or the polls and taxable prop-
erly ol‘ the. East Not-walk School ills-
lrict has been made on the Town list
of illtlll. Said assessment list may he
found for examination at the store of
w. 8. Hanl‘ord on East avenue. in said
,. district. The lloard of llciicf will
" 7'7"”. ' ” meet at the said store of W. 8. lion-
WWW’ lord. on Wednesday. l'l‘ohrnary 27th.
- ,. .‘ ' 3: 1901. at 2‘ o‘clock p. in.. in bear and
Fume R1 Roast 0 determine, all appeals made to them
1' from said assessment list.
[2 and I4C lb J Dated at East quwalh. Conn.. l"c.h~
o ruary ill. 190]. ‘ . '
““h“ 1: “mama‘s iii. SMITH.
i‘HAitlJ‘IS ll. PEARCE.
East Ave. Market. 1: m... "ms.
WOW9”9M: Committee of the East Norwalk School
District.
aniline a.
BARNUM BLDG..
-wm
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that an an
Sl‘ssilicnt of the polls arid tunable
lll‘Oili‘i'i)‘ of the i‘lili-lt‘NOI‘WfllK Il‘iro ills-
BRIDGEPORT CONN. ll'l('l has been made on the Town llhl _.....-....-.m_._.
' of 1900. Said list may be found for ‘l , . . . . .
examination at the store of W. S. liau‘ , (I “Mfw i,“,(,mbm dill“ w ”'1"! ". p”
. ford. on East Avenue in said lllsti‘ict. Filling" 3‘ “I“; Turk"? film” “1‘ Ni?"
“cop—m ’i‘hg- ilourd of Relief will meet at the 33;“ 3.5%“.gush“: lh h A fund) “‘1‘
j said store of W. S. liaiiforri. ..._..' ,
. ' a, . . . .,..
, (1’3", ll°5.“‘;,‘.i‘,‘§3,; plg,“‘;;l,‘l,,,.,,,.-.‘,§,‘f.- ill-v l.. \v. lloliuoa dciiiorud a “tin
j r‘ ‘ ' " ' '. nnciai address" at the morning :ccr
OUR RIBBON TALKS ~ .....
ruary id.
CONTINUE FROM DAY TO
DAY WITH-«NEW THINGS
TO TALK ABOUT CONTIN-
UALLY.
Committee
District.
Saturday we received two lUi>
of Mclallhpic iaiicta ribbon. all
silk. price ioc yard, valnc l()t' .‘il-
No. 40 width coilil‘cd .\lci;illi«pic
talicia ribbon. :ill silk and vcry
desirable colors. pricc 12'3c 'xda,
\"ililt‘ ll c. vd. -
- .l . friends in
No. .ii width iziiici' Kilk lzil'i'cizi
and cordcd ribbon .pricc ioc )‘Il..
valuc inc. yd.
.\'o. so silk Mclalliqpc luiTcta
ribbon. .‘i bcanliiul quality, value
JSC yard. Sale pricc lor )ard. "pm-nigh.
And over iiity other good val-
lit'S at the sonic low pricc.
lilpial good value» in illc honsc~ puny.
hot-ping guilds.
(')\cr twenty-inc (:5) barrclx
of i: ask inmblcrs. guild. heavy.
wrong; llllillllt'l'h. pricc Jr cacli. Saturday.
Two hundred (soul _lap.'inlicd
llll brcad bows. sale prirc 25c
curb. value ,goc. each.
' street.
The lx'uby Night Lamp, pi'icc
25c each.
Xlt‘lil‘ll. l..\.\ll'.\' mi loud table
lamps for reading. all complete.
79c cach.
Nickel lamps. (lt‘t‘lll'illt‘ll.
with \vhiic domc: price $1.43.
\\'cl more.
M r. and
and
A ilcw liuc of l’as'spcslous, just
to hand. with rcd mais‘wall new
subjects. size 11x14. price 25v.
cach.
The Indian subjects of l’asspcs»
bill‘s. pl'it‘c 33C each. size llxl4.
liioral decorated l’asspcslon's,
for war own photograph pricu
v ’ too foot
58¢ each. ‘ n
Mat pictures of ilic Kiln; and
(Nluccu, _
‘Rx1o.prirc 5r, -at:ll.
. . exporting
”2:14, price we each.
. . .. .. . “Will lll“
lhc (roll and (.ollogc girls,
I’asspcstou's ' new and Vcry
. . V 1' . 1 . . . '
(.flltll_ , plitc soc club. Mrs. Q
ilatcd at East Norwnlk. (loan. i-‘cb-
llal'bcr Frank (lircru is just recov-
crinu iroin a lively loin-do with grip.
Ralph Sattcrlv. of Main street. has.
recovered from a recent illness.
Mrs. Etta Sharer is
Mrs. Addie Glut-k liml :zon Freder
ick went to Keene. N. ll . Saturday, to
visit relatives.
\irs. Kaic Themes. of Main street,
who has been confined to her bed with
The Rowayton
\\'t‘ill to Stamford, last neck. and look
the examination required il,\' the coin
The large Sioael-Coopl-r ulna. in
liaiiroud avenue, facing the woman.
was repainted by New York painters.
Tho sowing society of the baptist
(‘llurch will iiiuct. Thursday afternoon
again with bird. ii. A. tiriillu. of Main
Minn ilnisv Wt‘tnioi‘c
guests Saturday of their sister. Mrs.
(loorpc Moore, of linyvicw avonm’,
up from New York. Friday and spent
purl of the. day at their beautiful sum:
luer residence at (‘ontcnimciit island.
bira. John I). Hoyt. of the West Side.
who is ill of cancer. is now uncou-
sciona nearly all the lime ulid recog-
ulzoa "0.0110.
and is vcr
Work is progressing on
Lynch's well at liutlcr'a island.
now about tholy-ilw deep and thir-
Water hail been struck, but only in
small quantities.
That the (imiilolillatud Railroad is
lor‘ge number of railroad lion deposited
pry spring pool" and rolled Llll‘l are re»
placed by. new ones.
iiilli.
li‘ltlfilliCltlt‘K ll. llAlil‘Jil
l..\l=lllTS .\l. SMI’l‘ll.
A. 'l‘. Eliilltliltllll.
of the East Norwaik Fire
ill) 18 ill Llll 26 2.
_ _...-..._¢—...
RSWA YTON.
the gun-st of
Brooklyn and ileuaonhurst.
is much improved.
railroad cmployccs
Waltoi
worn
and
of South Norwaik.
———~_..~..
Mrs. J. Sherman Hort wore
it is tliougiit that the
.V near.
l-‘ruliiiiin
it is
wide. all through solid rock.
spring lll evinced by the
trnokoi‘nbout ltmvaylon. NV»
if..-w...,w
W. llortlott. of Main street.
“n...“ .W
WAR RELICS.
'wlio‘returaed home Friday from lirook-
in. where she was the guest of her
pistor, Mrs. l“. i. Black. and her broth-
or, Dr. J. W. i-lprinizstcd. was called
‘:\ui.ltllcr shipment of oilicers"
swords came imiay.pi‘irc $1 each. manna
balle-
hack. to Brooklyn. l-laturday, by l‘llmalv-
j. inlth llrondwny. tho aned‘lfathor oi
Jo 'n Broadwnv
tannin
of hill toes.
@saccidout out aiding but the mour-
‘ or failed to, out properly, and his
that her ulster had been talc
“a-.. . .. ,wi...
of Crockett avenue.
iood, lemon.
. lir {tawny
‘eutliil' one
At the time he thought
ed with surprise and deep regret (it her
sudden and serious illness. Mrs. ihmith
in the mother of i". Moore Smith. the
Advocate's cartoonist, Who has not yet
recovered from a severe attack of grip.
WES TPOR T.
The lioard of Trade holds its reign
lar pivoting this evening.
Mrs. .\. t‘. Taylor is apclldiiii: a con-
p14- or weeks with relatives in New
York city.
Nil's. i. ll, tuludncll. of Ncwlowli, in
a guest of her daughter. Mrs. ll‘rcder
il'h' ll. ilubbcll. of King street.
.\ii:«‘ l-Zva Hunt. of New York cit),
hm: in s n a izuch‘t during the paid two
\lct‘h’R of lira. t‘harlcs‘. ll. Jennings.
Arimi Lodge, .. ms of Norman. will
pile i llltliltllli‘l‘ilill' ball in its new
ball in the Manner building. 'i‘hurizday
cvcn‘iniz.
Church. yesterday. in the uvcniua
his subject was “l"aul‘ii idea of Life.
A Washington Jubilee will be held
in the Methodist Episcopal Church.
'i‘llursdav evening. A line innsicn.
programme has been prepared by our
(if-town talent. The ladies in chore,»-
wlil be dressed in olden time costuiiic.
’l‘ho Dramatic (flab has elm-ted ill“
following as its Olllil‘l'd for the cusp
iuu vcai':
l’i‘t‘siilciit-~-(loiild l). .icilfl‘c
Sct‘rctarywMiss lit-tile it
wood. '
'l‘rl'llslli‘t‘l‘r- W. Frank ()sboi‘n.
iiusincua blhunger-wWilliam 1.. Toy-
ior. '
Slain-
Sher-
hlaiiiaucr~—-.\riiinr ii
The “(“llllill‘l lilec (‘lilb now form
cd last week at a iin-rllili: of sovcrai
oi‘ Westporl iiiuslcnii)‘ inclined young
men. at the home of Fred .l iicora. .n
Main sircct Another incl-tiny. will be
held this cvrninl: at the residence oi
l’rof. inl‘vcr. in Sylvan uvcnnc. The
Ollll'i‘l‘w‘ arc‘
i'rcuidcnt- - Edgar ll. l‘crr)‘,
Vice president-~rllorbcri t),
dict.
Sl-cvciiiryv—ii‘rcd .i. [lei-rs.
Ti‘;-a5lir(-r-.loim J. (Jroakcr,
conductor-llarry Carver.
New CANAAN.
.i. ll. iliillola. a former drilgizist oi
this loan. was here ’i'hursdny. calling
on a number of lilll old fricuds.
.icllill‘l'
”l‘llt‘
Mina Minnie lion'l-p. ol’ lli‘ooitliii.
has been boarding with Mr. aml Mrs.
William l‘alcri‘oii the past week.
Failvlier d (‘0. did not start up
’l‘luiraday. as was expected. aild there
in doubt if they ever will in this place.
.lamca (‘ody alld nil-as Mary linync,
both of this town. were married at the
bride's sister's i'oaldoucc. Loni: island
'i‘liursday.
The little can of Mr. and Airs. Louis
llrlobcl has contracted diphtheria.
'i‘liclr residence in Cherry street has
been pooled.
Announcement is made iiiul lhc ninl-
i‘iago oi Miss Elizabeth Jones to ifidt
ward W. (told. of South Norwalk. will
take place June in.
Mrs. David Sil‘l'tllilioii. of New York.
baa been visiting with her purcnla.
lill‘. and Mrs. James Mcltundriek. Lo
cuut Minnie. the past week.
—.....~.u.....—...., .. .
A largo delegation will attend the
iuaatpioradc ball ami entertainment
izlvcn iii Music. Hall. South Norwaik.
this evening. by linens 'i'riiw ol‘ lit-d
Men. ' ' ‘
WW
’i’ho iironion rated. at their monthly
meeting. Thursday orcniup. to hold
their third annual 'sinolicr, March 2!.
A committeo was appointed to main-
arrangemonts. *
f u “i.““i‘irw-r-A ;
ill.‘ i'lihdorivol-kcn. or‘ihe Stamford
l’. M. (l. A...tnok charge of the nor-
vlnes in the Baptist Church. yesterday
morning. I in the ammonia. it. Mar-
niina. or ., ho association. uondactod
the aari’lot‘i , . .
we.“ . unawls‘oa
.. frl
of; i l“
by an
“. {ma Co’s.”
buckwheat cake,
“crisp, short
and tender—-
15 not worth
bothering“ about.
of heart trouble. Thursday evening.
and about 2 o‘clock the next morning
was obliged to get out of bed. He
drcascd himself. and walked up man
thinking the fresh air would do him
good. He collapsed iu front or the.
bunk. lie was taken to the select»
men‘s oiilcc by ()fllccr .lohn it. Weed.
who sent fur llr. (.l'Hliiiliizlint'ssi'. H"
was taken a abort iimc at’tdrwards in
his boarding house lat iiir. Paterson's)
whom he is improving.
CANNON.
iiil‘. nlid .‘iil‘a. it. l.. iillbcrt visited Iii
New Yuri: In‘ll \\'t't‘h‘.
lir. \Viii .\ilcc. of .\‘c\v York. spent
Sunday with l.. it. lluiibuit.
lichvccu .‘iioodr, \lizo has. been very
sir i._ 1:4 (raining sii‘cnaih rapidly.
Mrs, ll. l-‘,,,ln’laijil.rii has returned
home from it i"\'vo \U'r'lc' Hall in Noi-
walk.
Mr. and .\ir:. ii. ll Slurgca. oi
ilclvz'igclonn. haw bu u \iailiur. ll] this
place.
Mr. and Kiri: (‘liurlm Abbott. oi
licoruvtonn :vaut Hundui nilh lll‘l
~hopi iltil
Mrs Allah Mood}: who has been
luring l'ol lic" daughter. lint-i l't‘illl‘lil‘il
to her hoinc ill illillillli‘}.
A large lliilllllt‘l‘ illiciilllnl the Kevin
pic at the rcsldciliw- of ‘ilrs. ii. J“.
iirowu. Inst 'i'lmriulnv l‘\'ilillii::.
.. WM..-” ....._ ..
FAIRFIELD-n-SOUTHPOR T.
\\'akeinan Shurnood. of Sonlhpori. l‘i
ill .\'cv\ fork.
t‘harlca .\, Meeker oi‘ Sonilipoi‘i is
ill with the grip.
llcrliort think-.4, of Mill i’luiil. iv.
\islllni: in New York.
Mrs, ll‘rnnii i3 |.:ii:c. of Sonilipori. ..a
visiting in Now ('annuu
l-‘rcdcrich ll \‘i'cli-L i:
from an attack of ilu- grip
l'l‘t‘iH‘i‘l‘llng.
Henry 1., Mills of billi‘ili‘lii. is
Slouinuion on basilica-s
Eu
Andrew ll \\‘akcnmn is confined ‘o
the house with a lame knee.
Miss Mar Tlllll‘ll. ol' Hulls l-‘arins. is
him spending a [Mr dais ill New Yoru.
.‘ll‘S ll l‘I. Ililuil. ill' (ii‘cillllll‘lil Hill
is recovcl‘lii; from an attack of thc
drip.
Mrs. .l. M. llonl'izcl‘ of lirccn Farina.
has been \‘lslliuu hcr sister in Haiti
inoru.
William l.,von. of New Haven. has
closed a visit, oi‘ several days in South
port.
Albert Knapp. of lv‘airilcid. has been
visiting lI‘runklin Farlnsworih. iii New
York.
Mr. alid 3er, burner. of Milford. are
the guests of l" (I lill‘pc, in Green
ll‘arlns.
iiil‘s. (leorpe Henson has boon ao-
vorciy ill the paid few months. iml. is
recovering.
llr. .lobii ('i. Wells of New York. has
been the guest of his mother. Mrs. ii).
i.. Wells.
William Fl. lioluson, oi‘ llrvcns
i-‘nrms. is the guest of Richard liur~
bcrt, iii lirookivn.
l‘hillloi Sherwood. of New York. who
liilti been VlfllllilK ilcrliort Jennings,
has returned home.
Mrs. iciiiiiiii Cold and her «later. Miss
Stella .lenniuua. of Green Forms, are
vlaltlng in Vi'estport.
........ ”a...
Miss Bertha Willil'illllit. of (been
Farina. who has been a sufferer f ruin
the grip. is improving.
M-M
The conditional" (liltli'fit' ls’airehild.
of Green Formals very serious. lie
is not expected to live.
Mina lliva limit. of New York. has
been spoudlni: hoverai weeks in Greca‘
li‘a'rms. the guest of lira. (Juarieu .luu-
lilnga. , ‘
Miss Alice. Nichols. or (humanoid
Hill; has been spending several dais
in Bridgeport. the nudist of Mrs. John
label-wood. . , . " '
. i
, M,.;..;.w .u..¢yh—H
l’nieraoa'a
Louis hrosseuu.ernpioyod in William
barber shop. hadua attack has beentho guest of Mrs.
Miss .A“. Van Wort. of fission. who
. ,i rs. Pouch
Q
ll‘ club will
,‘in Green
its roary 26.
"file Green Farina ,
at at John H'.‘ Jamil
,ns. Tuesday or ‘ l
u
plis harms, the
W. Jennings.
guest! of Mrs. J on.
it Be gnarl iii 0"” .
lie fol 1w pg “git one. , 3.
bag; been tallied by Bishop 'i‘ieraoy
to irritation Catholic clergy of tho
‘liliriford'l'lldboae and-.- Wore. read at
the masses in all tli‘ononis'n Catholic
its an. all,
ills , Gill”: i‘b‘ilglniling 3
iilng until Saturday. .frhose w.
. m .i. (9
. and anti “Charles, of mu n
niliiokiyli. are spending ii “if? (“will in gt ..
,Shaw. .l‘i'L’i‘bf seawarwi 8. Din more.
hilt. and J, ,8. liort,
,osoULAT .‘ ‘itlmer Hr’Patmi. All tin Potter. and
. 2 . i ‘1 Larry Payne Whitney. The villa Will
Auppuncement y 3 0y to play as follows: in the mornl’hlt io'l
day. George
hiiickay Vs. W
morning
lifterilotli
ll
of m-
‘rohahiyitil earth the coat:
or ‘
i ii ’1
this rail? 3,.
1“. Italian . o Quilcx A.
9% this city Mor-
C. Clark. Jr., vs‘f Ford
afternoon‘fllarenho ii.
3 , vii. Miller: T endur-
.l. it. hurt vs. F. 1“. no land:
i. "W. ii: "thallium-o vs. Quincy
A. Show. Jr,.: Wednesday morning.
lluntli‘igton;
churl‘hes or the diocese yesterday:
EPISCOPAlJtESiDENCE.
' Hartford. Coma, Fob" iii, 100i.
limp, ilear Si‘l: .
Th: regulations oi.’ boat for
dloc go continue the same as formerly
viz.:
this final round will he played on Thurs-
nt are .
,Harry Payne Whitney rattle Winner
:(if the iiiackay-liiillor content; after-
gnoon. Mortimer ll, Paton vii. Alistin
Walter. The, .nee'ond, semifinal and
. day, Friday and Saturday.
ismfiil the week days of Le
fasting dayu of obligation on one nioall
only; custom, however.‘ has authorw
izcd tire use or: a allaht collation in the
evening and a cup of ton or coflee.loto..i
in the. morning. Though the lust also
implies illlllilflcllt'P, yet by dispensation
the use of flesh meat is allowed at. all
ilmoa on Sundays and at the lll‘llliilillll
meal on Mondays, 'l‘ilesdayii, Thurs-
days and Saturdays. except the second
and last Saiurduvs of bout.
2.""'.‘\ longmiahllahed custom has
tolerated the use of eggs. butter and
chm-w hi the collation. provided the
laws of quantity be observed.
1:. lit‘rlllll‘s lard. the flit l‘l‘iidcl'cii'
from any kind of meat may be used:
on any day in Lent. and this illspcnsa-'
lion l»: ixtciulcil to the days of abstiir
chic and last darn throughout the
year.
if Flesh and fish are not allowed'
at ill" some meal, even on Sundays.
3- Women pregnant or nursing. the:
sick. the aged and feeble. children lili-
dcr iwl-nivonc years of age. and
flame \vhosc employment is of a lnbol‘~l
ions or caliaiisilna character are ex-
cum-d man the obligation of fasting,
and may use ilcsh meal more than
once on the days \vhcil it is allowed.
but must abstain on \\'cdncsdnys. ii‘l'i-
days and the nccond and last Sutur-
days.
i1,»-ll,v \il'liii‘ of a late indult of the
Holy Sec. working people and their
i‘uinllilis arc permitted ihc use of ilcsn
local on all the days of Lent. except
Fridays. .‘h” Wednesday and Satur-
day of llolv \\’cck. This dispensation,
llil\\‘t'\t'l‘, allows the ilSi‘ of meat but
once it d;i,\' to those who llli‘ obliged
to last i
7 'Tlil' faithful should be rcnlindcd
that tho) i lijoy those dispciisalioiis by
the l‘aior of the Holy Sec, and thu‘.
(‘H‘ll ihc llfil' of meal on Saturdays
lhronighoui the your in not according
to liic common law of the church, but
a relaxation of its rigoi demanding on
thcir part a l'ili‘i‘vspullililil: increase of
Mill and thalit:
The usual cwulni; exercises of Lent.
consisting of llli' Rosary of llll‘ Blessed
Virgin or Stations oi‘ the Cross. sor~
loop and lh-ncdhlion of the ilicased
Sacrament, arc l't'tillllllit‘lltll‘il
You will (‘M‘l'l cicl‘v cil'ort to inspire
your people with a pcniicnlial spirit.
urgln: ”Will to fly from sine and its
occasion. pariiciilariv to abstain from
intoxicating drink. and to consocrato
this holy ‘ifitlll to prayer. charity.
works of piciy. and lllt‘ i‘rcrplcutniion
oi" lill' aacrauicnls. without Which the
obscrnlllcc of the fast would be of
little profit .\lli‘ll.-\l~3l..
llifillnp (if llill'lfiii'il
James P Ilonoiau llll.
(‘haliwlior and Secretarv
v
HEALTH OF THE STATE.
January Deaths Numbered 1.439—Six-
tcen Towns With no Deaths.
'i'hc State liourd oi licailti has is-
.‘llii‘il its report 101 the last month.
’i‘hcic w'crc l.l:lil deaths dul'iiii: .laiiu-
arr ’1 his is fit“ more than ill Ill-coin-
her, 7‘. lilin.‘ than lli .lnnuai‘) oi last
year. and 17:: liltll‘v than the avi-raizo
number of deaths in. January for the
tire \‘vm‘u prccwiiuu. The death rate
was [nth for tl'c inrp‘l- towns. go i .or
the small towns and lit!) for llll' whole
«‘laic. The deaths i‘cpoi‘lcd from in-
fcctiom: diseases were 23.3, bcini: Iiii
per cent. of the total morlnllt).
llcallin occurred in the stair- l'rolu
diseases; as follows: Measles. Ii: scar-
Icl l‘cvcr. ll: grip. ""~ ccrcbo-spilini
ll‘i't‘l‘. ll; diphtheria and ci'oup. iii:
whooping cough. ii; crysipclua, ll; Ly»
phoid i'cvcr. ll; Malariai icvcr. L':
puerperal i'cvcr, El: diarrhoea. i'.:; emi-
nonunion. l.‘.:l: plivlmliliilu, 222i; bron-
i'lllilil. '21:: diseases of nervous system.
iiiii: lll‘:ll'l disease. lltl: accidents and
vloirdirc. or: all other diseases.
The mortality in public institutions or
the state has: liridgmlori. 1': Hart-
23. Sixteen towns l‘i-lim‘t as having no
deaths in January. 'l‘ilcy arc: Ando-
ror. llcucoii lr‘ulls, liom'nli. Canterbury.
(.‘anioii. i'lliaplin. Columbia. Durham.
East lirauhy. illusion. Klilingworth.
.‘dlddinlmry. liiddlclicld. Salem. uter-
|iii;: and ’l‘rumluill. ’l‘hc registrars ot'
(‘nunuuu and Willinaioll did not report
tor last month.
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ENGINE WENT DOWN A BANK.
w-..-
The Engineer Killed, and the Fireman
. Sdrloully injured.
PHILADELPHIA. Il‘ollruury ill—wit
freight train Jumpcddlic track at
Northeast. Maryland. on the. Philadel-
phia. Wilmington & Baltimore ltnii‘
road, twentyaouo miles south of Wll‘
mini-non. liarly today. ' ‘ '
The New York and Washington ex~
irons ran into the wreck several houra
liter and the engine rolled down the
bank. ’i‘ho engineer was killed and
tho ilrcnian was seriously injured.
Ia half feet in width.
,Thcy are counter-sunk into the plates
41". ...
rord, Lid; Middle-town. ii: New Haven. -
Wonk ON Tait SHAMROCK.
During the Past Week the Yacht has
Grown at a Remarkable Rate.
GLASGOW. il‘obrnary ill—«Tho pro
test of George l.. Watson against the.
slow progress of the"work on Shain-
rock ii. has had good effect, and dur-
ing ‘l he past weolctho yacht has grown
at a remarkable rate. Quite two
thirds of her outer plating is new iii
place. rlvottcd up and smoothed off.
The plates are of manganese lllmize.
lhrecciizhiliu of an inch in thickness
and varying from two feet to three and
In the top sides
and overhangs the plates are. over-
lapped and rlvetied by a double row of
rivets to give extra strength to the
seams. Below the water line. how-
ever. the butts of the plates are
brt‘niglit edge to edge and are fitted
with such accuracy that the joint is
scarcely discernablc. The rivetsuu‘e
specially made of yellow gun metal.
and are dressed with great acclimcy.
n burnishing machine being used'to
make the joints dead smooth and giv-
ing the burnished. sides of the yacht a
striking appearance.
T h e H u e s t i s
431 FOURTH AVENUE.
llct. 29th & 30th Sts..
NEW YORK CITY.
.i Strictly First Class Familyliotsi.
Entirely new.
Fifty Rooms with Private Bath, $1.50
per day. Sultan of Rooms with Pri-
vate Bath. $3.00 per day.
Special rates by month or year. Lo-
cated in center of City. ilvc minutmi
from Grand Central Depot. via ll‘onrttr
.\\'l'illl(‘ cars. Transfers to all points.
at until St. Within walking distance
of shops and theatres. Restaurant
charges very moderate. A la Carte at
all hours. ’l‘able d'Hote Lunch. 35c.
’l‘uble d‘i-loto Dinner. 60c.
All modern improvements and com-
forts of a home.
A. HUESTIS. Lessee.
Nocwhere are prices cat as close
as at our store.
We always sell
GOOD CLOTHING
at
CUT PRICES
Bu! this month rwe have made
an extra Cut {a
MEN'S PANTS. ’
Selling
$2.00 ones for ”.39
$4.00, $4.50 and
3.35.00 ones @332.”
Constantino.
Sona- Millik- ,
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abut-«é—‘p “a“... ‘
MIL drums , -
: ltd omit. ‘mflmfiw: u :‘anc‘lld. ‘
; 15w i'i “ "Ml first" ‘
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Of What Youiial.
(lur groceries aro" perfectly reliable
wtho prices give you an opportunity to
save a little~~-tanothor rollshabie res
hire-l ' ‘ ' '
in
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was mam-mo ron Tillman-
ANOE.
LAWRENCE, Kama. February 18*
A mam.- uioetim: of two thousand pen.
soda was held yesterday in tho‘liitsr»
but of toluperaaoo. Simil'filiilll ”Willie
madc- iiy the city and county oiilolaln‘I
and other prominent citizens. ’i‘llo “oi-i
ilclals defended their adniiiiistratioulm“
condition til'iitealstod now.
the day seven Joint keeper‘s. tiireo‘ot
W. ill. Nicip
afi‘airain rdigard to tho'iialoohil aim
hilltt‘il ‘ than the attitude of unanimous .
ancolpeople alwaull-ellponslhio tor use ..
milling"
(liir Very nostnuttor. 2lc lb.
:1 page. N. S. Mince Most. " 250'
18 lbs. (irnii. Sugar, $1.60
New Layer il‘lzs. . 10c box
2 align. Persian Dates. . 15¢
Capo Goa. Qranberries. 10c. tit.-
New Honey. 100 glue.
Fancy Large Priinea. as lb.
away Jalgfl‘iica .Oggsnsga. P ,1, situation
lav iii W ,M" 1:: ll ‘
.l‘il amt: i ‘h l." _' l‘ii'
. ‘3.
. .r i .-
, ' 24 COTTAGE Airmail.
whom Wore women. were iii-rented.
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EAST NORWALK.
c'ciicut deuiggna’nve
Papers from the most 9
manufacturers.
beautiful coloring; a
quality. at the price.
you not, Scc how desirabl'
purchase hcrc?
Wall") Paphifi P
Window Shades. (Berni
South Norwall: “ ‘
PALACE, or THEARC
l'rlcst Chancellor for
Montreal.
93 Waslunztos' Sufi " 'Southzhioi'
x = a non
Teieilioaofistbou
Pictures Framtd‘to Otti t’l
Painting. Paper Hanging. be.
Telephone Call, 1333.
Open evenings till 8330. ‘
The light weight. of "TheMom,
its simplicity in' operation, its ,
action hi extinmiishing
cost. appeal to as as it
Giuliani:
m wasniw'ro <31!
up .0 bd- up
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plies. All i" . .,
PICTURES.
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MONTREAL. CA
Montreal. ,Canada. August.
Gentlemen: ,0
A very severe test at litter:
arc’li” Fire Exting
.‘li’l‘. WWW“?
the paint tin
bishop of Montreal on as
feet high. tlioronghiysatnr
l‘l‘ne 'iar and Coal .
flames had attained great. volllliiiit
height. and tho heat was 80 int
that it was impossible toning
that {to foot to the some. arm
the structure being on film
quan‘ity of powder was t,
the base of the structure, and
iy every bit of the tire was alibi
ed ,. ,
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itlahe
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AND EMBA‘LMER. w.
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Successor to
C. E. CLAPHAM.
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