I 2“ eogmcatlon by new; . ‘A2 and Ari: Squares " IN BRUSSELS. VELVET. bMY‘RNAS AND INGRAINS. sou; AGENT FOR H‘uthush‘ek Pianos. is .2 blurtevant NORf H MAIN AND ANN STS. SOUTH NORWALK. We put in our East Window a2 recent purchase of Torcbon laces at 5 Cents. Regular prices 5: to I 2c. at the prices to close our Ladies" 'Flannel Waisis. 31.00 Masts. 50c; $2.00 Wer’sts. $1.00 $1.50 Waists. 75c; $2.50 Wat‘sts. $1.50 Eider-down Dressing Sacks. 40251655, “c; 31.25 Sac/Is. 89c; $1.50 Sacks. 99c. Men’s Heavrr Over Shirts. Extra heaey for 35c. Regular price 50c. "R. Dickermsn 2) Son. That’sthe reason our customers stay with us year after year. Not. ml of poor quality has a piece in our bins it we know it. You may match the price but you csn’ t stretch the coal at the price. . . Have. you tried out bright-flame Cannel Coal In your gratelr It helps cheer the long winter evenings. JOHN H. FERRIS 'V“ "“ ' ’ “evasnluo'rou finisher 22. It . III ourv . Local liquor tldhs to Iixht the more In the lost earn atesiorr will. see In 2 ‘o liquor «More. tenet holiosrabb company he horrid 3!?th rend-red the I or the (insertion- has been SOM‘ Stenmhip Company. .6 ant eastern The company. it iriee eel 2 b'IuywAYl‘ he steamers of the Ghanaian line a II 'zndopvor to secure horn [the New figs] nrd government the Infill subsidy hold by the deepens is. I . 2 Netionai Guard oi linwal danger. oi almost going to piece lack of irrnds. The heaviest eterrn experienced here since 1889 has almost completely tied up Honolulu harbor and done, one table damage ever the islands.. tr English city could ecnrcely have paid higher tribute to the memory of the late Queen Victoria than Honolulu on Friday, February 8 the day oiliciel Iy set updrt for observations in honor of rm memory. All kinds of business was suspended and memorial services held in many churches. [or NEW ATH LETIC A83OCIATION. Action Taken at a Mass Meeting of Columbia Students. NEW YORK, February 19—»Action has just been taken at n mass meeting of Columbia students. whereby Ir now athletic arisocintion will he formed. In which membership at a cost of 35 ll year will entitle the holder to admin sior‘r without cxtrn charge. to all con tests In football, baseball lacrosse and track names. President Low is believed to be at the bottom of this new more. for he I‘ keenly interested in sports at the uni versity. and has been considering for Ionic time some method whereby nth letics could go on without either run ning into debt or soliciting subscrip tions. The new athletic constitution just adopted was framed by l’rosidcrrr Low. George Edward Woodbury, choir man of the faculty committee on rth lotion, and n ‘wcii-known (‘olumhbr graduate. Under Its regulations nny extravagance or III-Irdviscd cxpondl tubes will be Impossible, its all dis htrrserncnts vrili have to Icrclw rho Approvrrl of the graduates. The trees own will ho is graduate of mature years who will have custody oi III! tunds oi the association and will die burrs them only on the authority of the advisory committee Three spot. ‘nl committees will have chm-Ire oi the football. buseirnli and truck tennis. w.-.— EMMIGRANT TRAFFIC. MONTREAL. February lilw-l‘t in ‘lllil hvl‘o that the question concerning ornmigrnnt tr ailic through the port oi New lork has at last been amicably cttled and that the western lines Icknowlodge the right of the Canadian Ductile to participate in this business on an equitable basis. This is under rtood to moon that the roads have arr-cod to divisions of business on III III round busts the (‘Ir rnadinu Pociilc tr 'rnve II shore of the Ir niiic through New I'.ork Iloslorr Pliiludcinhia and Ilrrltl porn and tho [2 nitcd biotos carriers to ‘ct rr satisfactory slice of bunlncsr ‘hrough Canadian ports. STORMS ON THE ATLANTIC. QUI9‘ BNS’I‘OWN. February Iii—aw Iiring steamers coutrrrue to report nuv ng cncountomd storms on the Atirrn tic. The British steamer Lord chyln :rom New Urieuns. for Hamburg. hrrr out into Quocnstown IIIIII reports hnv rig hurl Ir forrr‘ful voynge. She cxpor Ionced terrific custcrly gains for III teen dnys. iicr conl supply become exhausted and she was forced to burn portions of her cargo ior several days. P..." IN THE HANDs OF A RECEIVER. ROCHE. Tin.” N. Y.. II‘obrnrnry Ill-— ' I‘Irc (Icncsoe National Savings & Loan "INN‘IIIIIOII of this city. bus gone Into he heads oi rr receiver. The IIIIbIII :ios. which are about $300,000. are here than double the assets. The re. Ioivcrslrip was established upon II. pc~ :ition III’ Hints Superintonrlcni oi . tinnlru Killiuruc. John H. Bosworih. he tr erruurI-r of the association was Inmcd as receiver givingA bonds at 30000 #- 'ND|AN8 LEAVING RESERVATION SANTA FE. N. M.. February 19-2-2 I‘hc Navajo Indians are leaving their ‘erorvatlon and wondering all over tlr \‘eln counties oi the territory. The} ‘Irrvc pi’ucticnlly tnkon possession of II trip of loud fifty miles wide and 13m niios long.'nnd are herring out of thi- trip all stock whose owners do not , nay thorn ior water privileges. This tax Is generally ton sheep for every ,‘ I..00ii.hcrrd to water. TRAFFIC IMPEDED BY FOG. LONDON February iii—«A demo or; onvcloliorl London thin morning. mpedinr; rill trailic. and caused II num- ber oi (residents. the most serious oi vhloh was a resreud collihion on the Indei‘krbuud railroad III: a result 0! yhirih hrrli a dozen persons received I Emits uloos. trons olrrflsmmli stun-stun or excess and Mild Mandi barium nemes- first. to successes and. 'e‘osflora Its on 2d ma By Ml: With" $02:an IMIW ' move! to ii. Locum. g : cores nluI-Iss which necessitated their re F “DEAD 80LDIER8. . N w v0 K. ii'ebru ry 19-'i‘he United Brutus transport celelian ar- rived today tram Forto niche and un- hen ports the. broudht hirty-sovcn ‘ 0s UNI-mm yrs I r cabin and twentyesven at or pussen more. The moisture brought thirty. nine bodlés oi soldiers and civilian our. nfioyI-cu ‘ot the; prominent who trad . FARALYSIB. ‘ & 13—35mm on n vole ‘ '2 ‘ ‘ I abstai- u we ’3‘? rrhrr- ‘ (III merchant: cl 1" stricture. t.l., Igloo- sudde 1y Inst ' .II in ‘ crrams from "s in his centroid g I: e 10 000 worth oi sold in elven loweirrdl . How it came to be th tie r110 tone in“ No b There is one our about it. 2. within The Isle. 0.0 Marsh. who (or yours ‘ the been of the Peabody mus probdbly purchased the Jewelry in 6 travels Is’ placed it. In this emblem temporarily. ‘21 use he forgot all ubout it. ’i‘ho‘ iewelrl' Is now In the big sure to the. museum. GIRL sHoT use FATHER. T'Oil'l‘ WAYNE, ind. bcbrrr‘rir‘y 19m Bessie Slater. aged fifteen years. shot end probably totally injured her father to have her mother from death III. his hands. The little girl was taken to the police station. and idler an inquiry Wits lot so Slater some home in the cvcrring, threw his wife on It bed and proceeded to choke her. The little girl secured u revolver and iiirod n bul- lot Into her father’s brick, inflicting II darurcrous wound. . ..A..... ......... JELLO. THE NEW DESSERT. 'chliscs all the family. Four flavors: Lemon. Orange. Raspberry and Sire. .v Miran At your grocers. Try it to day. FIRE ON A STEAMER. (.‘IIXIIAVEN. Februnry lii~The ilro In the Hamburg-Amended Line steam- 2r (Ir-III Walrlcrseo. which arrived here QIIIIIrIIay. on her way from New York ’or Ilrrrnburg. has been extinguished. 'I‘ho drunrrgo was slight. PNEUMONIA CAN BE PREVENTED. This disansc always results from II Ioid or on etinclr oi the grip and may be prevented by the timely use of Chamberlain‘s Couch Remedy. ri‘hst comedy was extensively used during ‘lro. epidemics of La Grippo of the post new years. and not II single case has I‘rvor been reported (but. did not recov- or. or that. resulted in pneumonia. which shows it to be rs certain pre- ventive at (but dangerous disease. lirrrruberluin'rr Coughs Remedy has ruined a world wide reputation for its III-cs oi' colds and grip; For sale by "lcorgs C. Stillson. South- Norwalk; 2:. l’. Weed. Norwnlk. 2 -._......_.A1,A,. Whenever we bcrrr n vcry long urnycr we marvel at the Lord 8 polite was as much as Ills goodness that to doesn‘t Interrupt it. ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA. rm Franklin [lush id New Castle ilcl. says: "I suiiondtmili" years with Iyspcpslrr. Used to Ir vo,grcrrt dis rose and belching. l t icd everything ‘ could hear of. but nothing helped me ‘lll I took Ilrnziiien Balm. and one I50 2cm bottle cured me completely." For sale by R. H. Pleisicd and F. H Baxter. ——~——-~——.—L.. In spire of its rcpritdliou us It quiet iiv Philudcirllriu sent its petrol was ill to look after Ii2'i roses. oi Chrrhi nus drunkenness. rind! one hospitrrl uI'cIl for lift) lorrr‘5'1rdrnons the birds of ulrorn bud been hurt in ox- Iborrrni holiday rights. WHAT SHALL WE HAVE FOR DES SERT? This question arises in the family Ivory day. Lot us answer It today i‘ry Joli-O, II delicious IIIIII healthful icssort. l’rcpnrcd III two minutes \10 boiling! no liirlrlng' ililil DOIIIII': writer and not to cool. l2‘IIIvors: horn» in. Orange. Raspberry end Strawber- I‘y. At your grocers. 10c. 'I‘Iro (listrrlrcc from New York to Mn- ‘rllu by vvny of tho Suez crrrrul In 12.7% miles. and by wrry oi ilIc~Ertroltu or \Iugolluu 19,832 miles. When the Nica- ragua count is built tlIII voynrzc virr Honolulu and (luum will be shorten- cd to 12.260 IniII-II. s...— Reports show u grently increased donth rate from throat and lung troub~ Ion. due to the prevalence of III-our), pneumonia and xrippe. We advise the use of One Minute Cough Cure in all of these difficulties. II in the only harmless remedy that gives immcdiutc results. Children like It. (I. C. Still son. ——-—--_..____.t—-_—- The queen snw sIIvontccn presidents of the United Hinton. tun viooroys or Urrnrulu. and iliionn VII-oroyrr of India. and since she usccndI-Il the throne emperor. and seven III-risidorrts.~l.orr- 'lon lilxprons. _....._—— WORKING OVERTIME. Eight hour laws are Ignored by those tireless little Ivor-korswlir. King’s New Life Pills. Millions are always III work. curing Indigestion. Iliiloushess. I.onstiprrtion Sick Headache and all Stomach Liver and 150on troubles. New. blousant. ante. sure. at F. H. Baxter's. South NorwsllI; Iohu A. hlggs's. Norwhik. drug stores. There is It good deal said about keep Ins aiirenst with the times. but the Work done up on time. WM A FIRIMAN'B GLOBE CALL. “i thick to my engine. although or cry joint cohort and every nerve was racked with palm". wriislo'o W. Bel Irony. It locomotive iirei'rrom 0f Bilfl‘ Inrrron, Iowa. I“! we wear and pain. without an erasure hdsil run down. As wires utmmarrmlg rebor- lie of some Bitte s. and. st or lair. lug It. I felt he Wei‘ as i We t‘dld in my lite." Week. sickly. run down one nlmaiways gain new lite. strength and vigor tram their on ti“ .Ith em. (let. Infection guarantee .‘IH m. Booth Norwalh; John” " Masher ir‘rnnco has been when by n king. ns Only lilo _ real important thing is getting omr's and III s end Ito and two sons. were. AFrIosI the sateen. at will without injury. in.; No. 4 for 36 to 38-ln.; .1 I‘ .3. his t‘A onfijNosztIcs sometimes-"III slid will add a picssnrrz note to the tour ensemble 0 mum prom gowns Felicia, the most notable of the soft worries, is admirably adapted to bowing up or massing in any required cfi'cct without matting its gloss or destroying it». Irqriulrrcss for oihcr purposes. Shown in both plain andtia'ucy color-lugs. First, it will interest you to know that some oftlrc prettiest Oi these \‘mcltrrelrnr c just been placed on sale at prices which add uurrlrtoilrcirnlrcurlv mun) nilraciivc quelities errlrrrrrswcspccrnllv the soil and lustrous “caves and tones—ware to figure quite prominently in tho toilets of Satin Fancy Ribbons for neckwcnr and waist garniture arc Opportnncly rcprcscnlcd just now ——Irccnusc its good points were instantly pcrccivcd, Arn'cricun tires-I in almost no timernn important factor in the Furniture business. ccptionally tasteful cilcct of coloring afford a charming rclicr‘ li‘rrm Illi' Bridgeport. Velour Chilton—4n black. orrlyfisone of the son-2011's ivc novelties in the Vulvoi or pilc class of fabrics. irons, somewhat heavier than I’annc \‘elvcis, yet similar In effect in combination with Silk or Wool materials or entire gowns. it is very rich and handsome. Price odorless, antiseptic and of :I pcrfcctly Irarmlcss clrnrncicr. Use No. 5 over 38 in. No. 2. 20¢ pair. by a special sale of the newest cil'ccts. INSTANTLY POPUlAR Furniture has become III; unprecedented lusting qualirics and peculiar adaptability to the uses to which it Is put. the beauty of (Ir-sign and ex- “L'suiil” in Library, Smoking Room or Living Room furnishing. If you Irrrvc not yet Sl‘t‘n Specirncns of this dis- tinctly American product. visit our Furniture Store. which has IlIc exclusive salc of it in VELOIIRuGIIIFFON most attract— It Is my soft and lus~ Used or waists or $2. 00“” “Alli CORIDNA DRESS SIIIIElD is made of fine Nainsook rendered perspiration prmrf ll} :1 III\\I_\ Iiiscmcrcd Irrnrcrinl which is It can lrc washed, boiled and ironed No. 2 Corona 5‘ Holds for P. usi mc usurc under 34- in. :No. 3 for 34- No. 5 3. 4 & 5. 25¢ pair. r *“flmmfl-n‘ “*5 From“ .3‘ 50' “A New Enqland Winter has new been known to rot in the sky." Expect cold, disagreeable weather: it's sure to come i It's tardiness. nevertheless. leaves us wrth a larger stock' on hand than we should have at this time of the year. WON'T. WHY T increditable level. the ”tier matter: or contorted-"III Wm“ 22.. I‘m Shh‘h‘hfi“. 0. A I 0 s tom an all skin “fist-eases. 8.0 Btillson. .. W; "Oil, you.“ shunned the committee. "We have a nieeiirsine tor the ‘corrsti totino. but where sh in buy rowel" “New With DAillIy Airliner t II' at n the" to a“ hhh actress 2m hamberlein' s Itrier wallets. "a.”‘r’rlrr M'KA The l). M. DEAD CO. e- cu Established 1857. v 0' “ml.--” WE MUST MOVE THEM. Every piece of Winter Clothing reduced to an Call. 98 Washington Street Is mild uh- lament toth Price. :5 cents. sauteed. son, South 2:32 J Whenn rlclr mart dies. It Is rc- marked that enough money was spent on the coiiin to have clothed some or the 'poor kin that showed up at the funeral. SAVED A BOY's LIFE. Mrs. Captain ii Hubbard of hill ford Del. says. ‘ilrrrzilinn Balm sov- ed my My" 8 llic He began just like the one we last with croup. We zrrve hirn II. few doses. He quickly dropped to sleep. and was all right In the worn- Ing. For sale by 1!. II. Plaisied and I“. H. Baxter. new in her secret heart every women's greatest fear in the world is of some other women. W DEAFNESB CANNOT as CURID ‘ by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only Norway to cure deni- ness. and that is by constitutional rorm I; adios. Deafness is caused by an ‘In- named condition oi the muoOus lininrr ‘ oi the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is indented mu have It rumbling sound or imperfect hearing. and when It In entirely closed. Deafness is the result. and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition. hearing villi'bo destroyed forever: nin‘b com out of too see unused by Gatorrh. which is nothing but an inflamed condition or the mucous nurirrnos. Ws2wiii else Our» Ilundred Dollars for any case oi murmur (caused ’ oatsrrhi that «snot be cured or H ACaiarrh Cure. bond for circuisrldm. . Ii. J CHENEY It 00.. Tolsdo.0. Sold by Druulais. 7&9. llsli‘a Family Pills are the best. IF THE WEATHER HE PRICES MUST Be convrnced. I I i i ’ ’ ‘ Have you compared the new ribbons and the now worth dress materials? mir't they harmonise beautiful"! lur surprlirhrx how dressy II bit of ribbon will metro a simple irouII swssIA-A. .2" All powerful ruins calm boron steak be In, and we can’t. bee smile at an active lite with It email I. wi't‘ with: “it'- It?” were“. this halider Volt/st wheel: I'vith its trenching“ of“ Jet or. absence of all trimming. 22 M IUOKLIN’I ARNIOA MINI. lies world-wide flirts i“ rit'hi‘rieiorur cum-r it‘lsmrssilelr s *ssive. f lotion. ointment or balmA for Outs. ‘ w I... at: tingle ‘tsilie lies. Ohi the no.2. wt Nor new wash out I John it; iii Norm Moor II the borroyrod outer-slit that is mil it]! I“ “V
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