South Norwalk, Conn.
Mist Myrtle liodgss. formerly of
East ‘Noi'wnlk. and John H. Weeks.“
Bitwblyn. Were married last night;
Roy. W. W. '1‘. Duncan. of Brooklyn.
performed the ceremony.
A trump throw it stone through the
window of a passing train on the Cox»
solidatcd road, Monday, narrowly
initiating Allan Wood, or East Norwalk.
’I‘hovstoue hit it pussenger and out his
head open. ,
There was a smirslilns; lice, a in Mrs.
‘Nution, in at Fort Point street house.
lust night. The hushuud come home
intoxicated unil drove his wife out of
the upartmcnts, und then secured an
axe and proceeded to demolish the
furniture.
'I‘lic Henllclier Club will go to Row-
nyton. tonight, as guests of Captain
John l.‘l‘iominediru, who Will serve an
oyster supper. The members will
meet lit the rendezvous. Daniel L'llom»
rucdiou's grocery store. and board the
7:20 cur for llownyton.
-o———‘—-——-—o
Mr, and Mrs. Bennett A. Jackson.
who were mnrrlcd several weeks ago.
were tendered n serenade. inst night,
ut their home. corner of First avenue
and Riverside avenue. About twenty-
ilvc residents of the East Side corn-
posed the sorcnndinu party, and ruin-
forced by the i’)nrk,Seerot Buttery. tin
. horns. drums, ctc.. mndc music i?) for
sevcrnl hours. fluully dispersing int i
6006000000096000OOWOOOO”
Prime Rib Roast ~
i2 and MC lb.
East A at the
lie. Market;
momoooooonwnmo
iiiiii, Iiiiiii II II.
BARNUM BLDG.
BRI DGEPORT. CONN.
”4......”—
THE OPENING OF THE
Washsfi ends
FOR THE SPRING AND SUM~
MER OF 1901, WILL BE
INTERESTING TO THE
WOMEN FOLKS.
The new stylcs zinil t‘nioriiigs :ii‘c
ll” oi the vcry lntcst iilcns.
swine iiiniic to i‘cscmbic thc
ii‘uuliirll Silks.
TWO SPECIEvALUEs.
To open the season with are some
very handsome ZEPHYR GINGHAMS.
32 inches wide.
Lot No. 1 at 15c yd., value 25c yd.
Lot No. 2 at 19c yd.. value 30c yd.
A good time now for your selections
of Lawns,
Satecns. Foulards,
Fine Chambrays.
And Cheviots.
PLAIN WAIST FLANNELS. soft.
twilicd fianncls very like the French
flannel and all cotton. price 12' 2c yd.
Such colors as old rose.
Rcscda green,
National blue,
Cardinal,
Cream,
Pink and blue.
jUST RECEIVED.
Another lot of the MAT PICTURES
OF QUEEN VICTORIA.
8x10. So each.
iixii, 10c each.
Also 25 more of the Poclopertous
the College Girls.
I
J. Hopkins, New, Virginia
Penn. Princeton
Harvard, Golf Girl
Ynlo
With red mat price 50c on. value ‘1.
RIBBONSI RIBBONSI
RIBBONSI
The dicpluy of SPRING RIBBONB
lor 100m A wonder. such a collection
at pretty ulylon are seldom chown
over a counter In this section. We
ulmll hold our rcputntlon an the rib-
bon cloro of Bridgeport. The new
Persian ribbons all widths. some very
iiccbilful oolorlnpo. At led a yard.
A collection of come five hundred
pieces oi fancy ribbons. hard to show
such a line, but they orb hero for your
inspection. most stores Wm charge
you 2% tor the same ribbon.
M We ynrd—
A compute line of colon of o No.
no'wunn‘timcn ribbon. Motoilidbo lin-
lab. at high lustre and no good a:
many 25c ribbons
M till/2c yard. .
A comclctc line of colbrn of o Mot.
thilquc taffeta ribbon. No. 40 width,
and value 19c yard. ' ‘
t 10!: yd. '
The sale of fancy ribbono will curb
undoing: on long as their goods Ihlii
lost, but we do not expect more at this
price when than or. gone.
Ono cosmic (Mupiu'uzof block
i It! .
or
if
widthygrglcc, iggufi .4 ‘ h ”f
ill lillliiill
2"“
." i.
~ Win. the
an ill
r in algebraic Bhli’ardi
toilets ribbon, good quality. No. 40 H
Norw bi man who went to/
lower h."to"‘w0rk for Merl
big oyster opener, who but
_l" I'llsil‘ orders; returned
rd Muldgéhcen unable
rig piece 1» in that
town. The salary received did not
warrant the men In commuting from
East .Norwulk'ito‘ Milford ovary dily.
~ items: .7. them: preachod'f a short
sermon Sunday from the‘ text. “How
hens Hnlt‘Yo: BetWoen Two Opinionsr‘
When the. invitation was given to. do»
cldc botwo‘eutibd“ and Mam'mou there
Will! ‘avgeneralvrcsponso and several
heads of families crimetorwurd seek-
ing religion. and an utter service of
grout powor followed. The‘sl‘xth ‘cl’osc
ot probationers will be receivodwnext
Sunday evening. The 'llitercbt in tho
evangelistic services continues unabat-
ed lit the Grncc M. II). Church. and the
results of the gospel ”effort'shre‘inost
chooursglng. Sunday’ev‘cnlng at on
early hour the audience room of the
church was filled with people. The
litth class or probationers numbering
eight were received, making ninety-
eight converts that have joined the
church since the new year, and the
new century. The sncrument ol' bap-
tism was udmlnisterod to the adult
members or the clus‘s.~'—Ncw Haven
Journal and Courier.
The Eli
Millard. th
E. E. Gorham,
East Norwalk,
sells the point that wcui's twice as
long as loud and ell—Doves loud and
zinc. ground by muchlucry.
DARIEN AND NORO TON.
A, C, ‘Wlllson has just purchased u
now sleigh.
Charles Hoyt, of 0:: Ridge. is im-
provmg from his recent illness.
Harold Ilntes. who bud a severe
luck of pnciuuoulu, is convnlcscing.
ut-
Mrs. (leer-1:0 Kirk. of Baltimore
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. Bates
Durieii. ‘
. is
. oi'
Ml'b. Charles Millspuiigh Is confined
to her home by on nttnck ol’ whooping
cough.
liev. lioi'bci‘t Brown, who bus been
seriously III of typhoid fi‘l‘l‘l‘ in slowly
recovering.
Anton Nordln lius recovered from
his recent illness and resumed Work
Monday.
_..- a...-
Miss Jessie St. John is spending ii
few days with Mrs. (lllbort Finch. itt
(lloubrook.
Rev. C. A. \Villson delivered on ad
dress on Lincoln. in Fitch‘s Home.
Neroton. last evening. Miss Nellie
Stewart sung iii the meeting.
John llui'lgun. nn Inmate of the Sol
dicrs‘ Home, at Noroton lleiulhs, has
had an additional pension oi 2 is
month granted. bringing his allowance
up to the rule of $8 a memo.
A. K. White, on inmnlc oI the Set
dicrs Home. Norotou, who died on
Monday evening. formerly resided at
Aiulovcr. (Tenn. ills son Winthrop ur-
compuuied the remulns yesterday to
his former home.
Broderick ll: Thompson. of Stuinl‘oril.
have been nwnrdcd the contrnct for
the plumbing work of George lirett's
summer residence In linricn. 'l‘hc
unioiint of the coutrnct is over $2,000.
Mr. "roll is engaged in the publish-
ing business In New York, und lms
i‘ccciitly nui'cliuseil a large tract of
short front property in Duricn.
Mrs. Hurry Street led the ldpwortli
Imugue meeting in the Methodist
l‘liui'ch. Siinduy evening. The subject
wus "(lonl’esslnu t‘lirist.” Among the
iipi-nkcrs were (‘uptulii .I. N. (You of
births Soldiers' I-iomc. Mr. ()nderilout
of New York. t‘. ll. li‘llcli.‘ Mrs ilurry
Street. Mrs. C. A. Wllisou illltl Miss
liruce Willmott.
'i'ht‘ Duricn l“l‘(‘l‘ Librury Asset-in:
lion oi'giiuimd li‘rlduy evening. bus
elected the following ()ml'Ol‘li to serve
until the ilrst unuunl meeting. which
will Iulic place In April: President.
Arthur S. liillliina; secretory. ltollort
A. lilcl/Ionuld: treusurm'. Mrs. (icoruc
II. Noxoii. A constitution and by-luws
were udopted. and it Is in be Incorpor-
nlcd us The l)nrlcu li‘i'ee I.iiu'ury As-
unclution.
'i‘hc ontoi'lnlnmeut to be ulvcu ill.
the Town Hall, liiiricu. Murcli ist. iiir
(tor the direction of Miss .lcuiile Sco-
iiold. tor the Ironcllt of the Methodist
i‘lplncopul Church promises to be u
very plomuint one. Little Miss Kol-
iogu. of Norwulk. will recite iuid llow-
urd Bitumen. .Ir., tilt! luicuiud boy
drummer of liurleu, will give uelcc»
lions. A comedy und tubleuux will mid
to the attractions.
Judge livers. of llrldunpurl. bus been
Instrumental ill introducing uevernl
biiln' rolutlvo to the Solillcl'u'
Home, ill Nero‘tou. One of the bills
providim'tlmtrwiiun u soldier dies ho
nhulibe proper] buried by the lies Iii
tut Board and t ontuto slum beer t e
“pencer'i‘hc amount; for such ur-
FEW-“ii” “to oilseed 836. Such mr~
hi need no necessarily apply to paup-
crs. but to shy needy soldier or ninr-
lilo. Another bill Introduced wnr. rol-
ntlvu to the water supply of the Sol-
llioi‘ix' Home. This appropriates
36mm. The newcruge of the Home In
very lnndnquntn. Judge liners naked
for on npprmirlntlon of tiildlilu for the
rationales and repairing or the sewer-
“! at the Home. . ‘
C. A. Willisou delivered the
' huludlu .in mum or the
V
I” ’ All #-
ggwflnllngw" . tie Methodist
rt‘h Sun ny outlining. The church
vapor" filled by no corneal and deep-
itdtoroiitbdf .ouuicnc Mr. Wiiillmi
kindly thanked the to, rtorc tor the
no eveniugwcs from, the‘l iimcthy.‘
4. the subject being "Whylni‘ldeiity .
has failed." We are living in a guitar.»
tical use, the anamorphic. isolation
and reason. led on thy imagination. and
the means used to have souls. not spir-
ituol' truth. “Buchgrcllglon .19 but u
structure ‘bullded‘ upon the send;
Jesus alone can convert and cave. and
soy. "Let not your hearts be troubled:
yerboueve' In' God. believeln me also.
i no u proper-c thwpiooe, tor your:
The in darn roll’xlorl’hh‘d ‘b‘rb‘iidllt‘lortti
it God who was all goodness. nil low.
“and goodness, Mr. Willson said. "Is
'nothing.f' love is nothing." "they are
‘oiiipty sounder“ We cannot be saved un»
rescue accent‘the atonement and the
Incarnation. which. the speaker will.
were beyond the limit or human reu-
sonito understand. ‘I iiiidollty, upponl:
lng to the Intellect alone. lo.. the heart
and cmotibns unrecognized. infidelity
was cold and repellent; Christianity,
nwukening the whole nature In "lilo‘s
divine completeness.” led us clung uh
"ever-brightening way" by “the power,
not ourselves. that works for right
cousness." Mr. Willson vividly per.
trnyed the tcri‘orslof the it‘l'liill‘ll itovo-
lotion as u result of the inililcll y of
the eighteenth century. when the
"human mind was culled Voltuire and
shook iniih." An infidel council voted
“There is no God;" churches were
burned, ministers of the gospel were
murdered. 'l‘bc ceaseless motion or
the guillotine niiissucred three million
people. and us the torrent of crime
uud disorder surged toward their own
lives. the. lenders. in fear. not tulth.
Issued thc (lilii'i. "The French nation
hollow-s In (led and Immortality."
The sucnkcr recounted the lives of
many noted infldels. among them Wrig-
ouor uud Barker. who. before the close
of their lives. said i‘ovcl'mitly. “I be
liovu." The sermon closed with tl line
reference to l’lllll, led out to his cxc-
ciilioii, with those IiiiidhOiiili'iul words
upon his lips. "l have fought it good
light: I burn illliSilt‘il my course; i
hnvc kept the truth." Mr. Willsnn
will, next Sunday evening. give the
tirst sermon oi the "Queen Esther“
Fill'lt‘ii.
R0 WA YTON.
A lurrzc lumber of wild ducks luivc
lli‘t‘ll shot In Scotch Cure the lust few
days.
Anrb‘ruon (ll‘t‘t‘li was up from New
York yesterday on business for Mrs.
A. 1). Word.
Mrs. .Iuscpliiiic (li'iiw I~i linvinv, lllt‘
interior of her vucuut store in Miiin
sti'ci'l i‘cpnliili-il. ‘
(‘uptuln (lsrur Youngs l'clled u liirgc
lipplr‘ li'cc alongside his l‘t‘Rliil‘lll'l' in
[much merino. yesterday.
llislui: Slur lllvlsion. Sons of 'l‘c-m
pnrnnce. will hold n meeting: in their
bull in Main street. tonight.
Tire Itewnyten public school will
close tomorrow afternoon and will not
reopen until after Wnshluglon's lllrlh»
:Iny.
Leroy 1?. Wheeler. of the firm of
Buckley & Vl’hcidid‘. of South Norwnlk.
was in Rownylon, rolling on I'rlcuds.
yesterday.
Mrs. lllrum 'l‘. 'l‘nylor. who lius been
staying in New London for severnl
works. returned to her home on the
West Side. yesterday.
The Inidics' Aid Society of the Meth-
odist Clllll'ifll will meet \V'cdnesduy.
February ‘27. with Mrs. Willlum ("ush-
iuon. oi‘ lin‘l'illl nveuuc.
(leoruc Ackcrly slipped on n ruke of
ice and fell Into the water ut the lr‘or-
tyvsccoud strcct pond. Mouduy. lie
was pulled out by u buy companion.
Herbert Lowe.
The Baptist Young l’coplc's sociable.
which was to burn been held ut the
home of Mr. und Mrs. .Iolin Ill. Shcroi‘.
In liinliiuuil nvenue. on li‘l'lilily cvcn-
mu. February 22. hits been postponed
to Friday evening. Mnrch lst.
CRANBUR Y.
There will be u Wushlnuton socinl
hold M. the home or D. A. li‘lllow.
(Wuubnry, Friday evening. A spoclut
program Is being arranged. The Mun-
dolln Club will iioslst.
.mw—n.
FAIRFIELD----SOUTHPOR 1'.
Mrs. li‘runk Lune Iins returned from
n visit with friends In New (lunuun.
...-.-....~
Mrs. Elihu "Mille's funcriil scrvlccs
\vIll il(,’ llt‘ill from lli‘l‘ luic residence to-
duy.
li‘rit-iuln from Slivermine who lllll't'
been visiting Frank ililllt‘. lltiil relurir
ed home.
‘Mr. und Mrs. li‘rcd .lcuulnuu will hire
on Ini‘ormnl deuce this evening ul. their
new house. A good time is uuticlpnt-
cii.
’J‘iio lincowu \Vuier C(lllililllly will
hold unotlier incciliiu I.th week, to do
clilc upon the mutter under consider-u-
tinn. vliii.. plplnu Sillltllliiii’i‘. nnd l"itll'-
iield flilli thus furnishing writer lb Inc
residents or the town. The wutci
question In indeed u'nci-Ionn one.
The mnsouerude social given by Pro.
lessor lieyser Monday nvunlnr. In lien-
or of his dnnclng class was wall ut-
tended and u“ great success. both so-
cliuiy unit from o ulctnrcmuic viow.
runny oi‘ the costumes being very or-
I'zluul nnd nth-notice. No doubt next
neuson the professor will be obliged to
look I for moi-o'exleiinlwi Accommoda-
tunic. ltll ml were well plcmicd unit Iii-
terostcd. Th'u' grimd ' march, which
consintod of forty couples. storied
promptly at on 'clocltnmt, was led by
the professor-“swim. Mrs. (lcoriiu key-
scr. and Mrs. J. Wbulnn. A generous
supper was primed client. 11:20. and ill
iii the happy purilclpnutii.lugtho lust;
pal Churn hols been nostponbd
Bull?
Mind Netty R. Sherwood; treasurer.
W , .
idem roclul
will
Medical
risen , .
on no
count ,ot'tliri, it his" the iotdWillimu
"'lrho Droplets Club have elected:
President. Gould D. Jelliiic; secretary.
W. il‘rnnkOsborn; business monogram
William“ '1‘. Tuy‘lo‘r: sings nuinagcr.
Arthur B. Julllil‘l'i. .
Wm .
INTERNATIONAL CHEflS.
Games in the Tenth Round Played Y03~
terday—Jl'he Record. ‘ .
Miou'ru (Minn). Februilry Zilwl'llt‘l
names In the truth round oi’ the inter-
national chessniiistern’ touruument.
played ycstcrduy. Were all Iinisheu.
'I‘liey resulted uzi follows: Schlochlcr
dclcilcd Mutton; illui libiiru bent Mill'-
slinli: Sriieru bent lieuglo; .lunoweln
bent ’l‘nchigorlii ului lends the ileiii in
the number oi‘ prunes. won Illili lius sun-
liiiucil fewer i‘lcl‘enis then my other
pluyur. .‘MIi-scr bunt llldlor. ’I‘ho drown
L'itllll'ii were: Winnv.'ci'-.\’lul'co nnd
(lllllllllll‘gvAillill.
The record In (lute follows: Aluplu
won I'll/4. lost. 2%; ,lllnckcurn won (.bi.
lost 3‘4; llidicr won I‘d. lost 9%:
(lunsbcrg won 5%, Inst 4; .iuuowskl
won ii. lost 2: Murco Willi ii, Ioni My
Marsliiill won 23”.} . loci lib”. ; Mir-nu won
:I lost big: Mir-yer won ii. lost 1i: lies;-
zio won 3%, lost. iii/.7 ; ill-hove won iii/g.
lost (159; liclucclilor won 711. last ill-4;.
'l‘ni'biuorin won trill: lost 3‘4; WlliiiW~
cr won 1%. loni 7%.
THE CARNEGIE-MORGAN DEAL.
I'I'l"l‘rliillltii. l~‘ebruury 2il—~~’i‘bi~ lili-
i-st report in l’lttsburc on the Clll'llllg.
ic-Moi‘gnii ilciii is tliul while reports of
:ill the li'ioorc t‘oi‘upuiiics. iluI (‘ni'-
lli‘lltil' t‘oiripniiy. Ilrr- I"cdcrul Hit-cl.
American Sim-l & Wire. Nuiiouul 'I‘ubc
curl Amerilnn Iiriil.:l~ (Tuiupnny luivc
nur'tlcipulcd in iim ill triiiliitiiiiisz. not a
ripple Interest has yii rluiieil liunl illi-
ncrs. (.‘oiillvlcnuc i-‘ wxprcnse-l. lion’cv-
2r, iu the donl ultimately going
ibroucli. and this i-. i'i‘ill‘l‘li‘ll in illt'
‘ll‘t :uzliiculuu of llli‘ sli'ci murkct, lets
it blilcis buying iiiiivl this web]. iii pie
llilllllil its high its 3.‘ on the price of
Sillfifi. Thc in!!! iii’ili'mziimu uliilliir-
.ible lure :iiiribulcu lliv delay In view
In}: the deal to the unit-purulent :ni‘r
lmb- of the Moore ('lililliiiit‘. It is Siliii
Ilri- toriirolliug factors in tlii-sc illil‘l'-
nsls :li‘t‘ riot sulinllirrl with the prom}
sitien mode for the transfer (if this
stock to the new compuuy.
VOLUNTARY BANKRUPTCY.
HARTFORD, ll‘cluliurv till». .~\ pcll
lion in voliiizinrv Imukiunicy has lump
i‘li-il in the l’iiitwl Slates Ilislrici
(‘nurl by (lcorpr- ll Willie, oi liridL‘v-
tori. His linlillllicv ill‘i) Sib-iillil, will:
assets of Shirl-ill. I". l‘, Bushnell «K‘-
(‘nmpziuyz (‘oopci' K- llnlibcil unrl l.i\lli'ii
N. Show, nil of Now llnrcn. :ibin illcd
:‘i petition. risking: tlinl ('burll-s l‘. Snow
of Ncw liurcu. bc tilllllllfli‘tl buiiliruy'.
’l‘lic i-lrilius of the petitioners :ll'v as
follows Iiurhucll'i‘ Company. shill):
Lapin N. Snow, Sin-mil: (‘kiopi-r n liub
bull. $2M. ’l‘lil iluiinu urn I'or llli‘t'
liniirlitn‘. 'l‘hr-y (‘llllill llini .‘iir Show
oiiiiuillml tin of liuiiki'upiry m1
ib'lolrvr 3. lfil‘il by puyiniz to llll‘ .l, l).
Ilcueli t‘oriiuuiii. of New llnvcu. lliv
lruoiiiii oi llil‘ii‘ l‘lililll to llllii‘. thus
:iviiiiz the firm nrelrrciiu- orci' ollu-i'
creditors.
in?
KING TO REPAV EMPORER‘S VISIT
l.(l.\‘lll).\‘. ii‘i'iil‘lltll'l fill- The Mr
uouucciucut of the dnlc (Snlirriluii nl‘
liluiz It'iiu'nitl‘i. dciuii'liiri- for li‘ricll
l‘ll‘lli‘lliil. uciir (‘ronbcrrc bzis l't‘\'l\l‘ll
llic .‘llll'it‘ii lhul his: trip will be ex
'i‘l’lllt'll to Ill-rliu. Io rcpny I'Ziiipr-rur
William's visit In liturtlnud ill Ihc timc
il‘ (luccn \'l<tnrl.~'s (ll'lllll llllll tliul lll‘
will no thence to Iicnmurk. Al. prov--
-ni. liowcvcr, his iiiuicsty hits no Inten-
tion oi" m doiiiu. III- will merely pay
I rlril-Ily )illViIli‘ visit oi u few duys
lo the ilou'nucr ciuprcss ll‘l't‘ill‘l'lt'lt. He
will lllli lu- iii-roiiipuiiicll by the (lili'i‘ll.
‘l is piolmblt» lbut iii the curl of Mlli‘l‘li
Kiln: lilllwiiill illlil i.ill|_‘l‘ll Alcxniidrin
vlll cu in (‘ofii-uliuiu-u. whence Itiiig
i-Yduurll will \I::lt Prince Henry of
"i'.i.~i~lu iii Kiel.
TO OBSERVE ECLIPSE 0F SUN.
SAN FRANCISCO, Fl'lli'lilll‘)’ Bil—u
\iuo r; tlic unset-liners who sullcd for
he ill'it‘lll on ilu- .ini‘unuse steamship
Nippon .\liil"li wcrc (I. ll. I’crins, unstai-
.inl. astronomer oi the Lick ()bservu
tor-y. nud Ilulpb S. Curtis. formerly slu-
iciit llh:.i:liilll oi the observatory ill
limunlev. but now assistant at illi‘
l.lrlt (Illrmi'vnloiy. 'I‘liuy tukc iiloiiu'
.t‘llli Iliciii iii‘ui'ly four ions of llllitl‘ll‘
'ui-uiu, and their ultimate ill‘hlllllliillll
.s the luluud iii tinniutru. Where they
,im ”imply... run lolul eclipse ol’ the
ill“ on bluy I'.‘ next. The expedition
Wu..- will out ul Ibu- expense of Wit
illlll II Cl‘tlt‘lil‘l'.
A MORTGAGE OR $15,000,000.
(llllllitllt). i-'l‘i)l‘lllll'_\' Lib—wt. upeciul
In tho Iteciiril from Mount Vernon. llI..
.myn: “.»\Iiorucy (lrclubtou, oi‘ plied.
\‘t. Louis bun lllcd with i.l|(‘ clerk oi
Ibo (‘Irepli (lourl. n mortgiiizc In the
sum ol‘ $lil.llilli.illill, exmaulod by tho
t-Inuilicru ltuilwuy Company In I'uvor ul‘
ibo lllinols Trust At Huvlugii liliukol
ilplc'iuo uiid Noble (3.. Butler. lill trim.
ice in secure bonds for the purchase
or the Air Line from Louisville to kit.
i.lllll'~l. ‘ .
................... ....,........
To SEARCH FOR‘A GERMAN SHIP.
HAN ii‘liANCISGO, Fobruury 20w
The revenue cutter MeUiilloch will
iiiiill n' supply of coal toduy. prupnrm
iory to going Ii‘i‘iicu'rch or the dlnmniit-
cd (lcrnm'n shin“ l‘itlu' . ‘ tilhlmncistor.
known to be oil the Guillornlu ennui.
lrylnc to mnkc this port. .
”.4...“ “Mww—w.
Tncnsunsn'wooo DEAD.
NEW YORK. February 20 ----- ' l‘. l"
tic. this city. or lin'munonul.
been ill ulmul ten diiys. .
w ”4......- ...«-W
may utilisation ii I «mono bird
arty or the sodium Woudodth‘ulr way
moment. 4 . . . .
Wood. beermd rich lli‘(‘Gill9nt/a‘m1 trump
iirer oi‘ the United flirting Express imm-
puny. illcil toiliiy m tiio‘liot’ui Majoli-
Ile bud
It taken it wusp‘to make u Inlay iliiin
lint ii. illovo mi..llluiliel‘lr .nll'h‘u bull
“ii , no
owner or
p, n Maori
and Social
3 ,
M1 Academy of Pulltl
sat night.
dinner: at lihimdolbil,
., or. n. It. Joliusoll."oi;. Univwsuy.
oi ‘ Pennsylvania, In in
amour of the
Canal Commission. spill“: iiDDll "'1'th
Economic Aspects oi! the Isthmian
,iunui intention," allti,Ct3l0!lQl-.PBWP U.
llalncs, of the army. upt‘wuoisthmicn
canal from u Military Pompeii/low.-
(lol. Homes is ducted in a special
to the 'lrlbunc as saying: ,
“(in lsllilniliu wool to boot service
to the United States presupposes that
pumice of It. through it and from it
is assured. but pilssnge to or from it
Ill urine (it our with» a. circus naval
power could only be maintained by a
strong nhvul force. it the canal bris-
tlod with unn front one end to the oth-
er It; wont: be «II no use to the United
hilltop while u powerful hostile foe
dominated iili' i iuIVI-Ipeun soil. The no-
lion that controls tile ridiculing sens
will, In lime ui‘ wur, control pitssuge
through the could no matter which one
bus possession.
"il'I'Ulli :1 military standpoint then it
is vuinnblu only its u shorter line or
('Ollllllllllit‘lilllill. It hits no other value.
It (loin. nut. l'l‘l‘l‘ii us It good base oi
opcrutlons in u will with a strong nuv-
ni power. No prudent littVllI command
or would hold it Ileet in Luke Niicurguu
or Luke lilllllii to spring out on the
foe in either- Ul'l‘iln, us has sometimes
been silgul'slcii. it our enemy be week
I‘ would not be necessary: It strong
the danger of being; bottled tip is too
I-ll'l‘iti. Suppmc. on the other hand. that
the i':llllli should be really neutral. it
would not illl'li become a prize 01’ wnr.
erlbcr llll‘ uiuiiiienuuce of an nrmy
to iil‘llliut nor of :i lieet to keep open
ioiumiiuirnlioii w‘ltll It, would be no-
i'lissnry, lircut Iirltnin might pen-st
lily :wnd ships through It. but even
tlini Ir: doubtful. The most that (‘Ulllll
bl' ;4iiinivil by doing so its a savior. of
iilllir.
I'udcr sonic circumstances
might be on important mutter. llul
the naval preponderance of lircsii
liriiiiiii is such ilini 'Ilnre would be of
lean Iniportnurc to her then to us.
‘lt is bciivcii. in i-ouslilcrntiou of
the l'rtmloui oi Ili.‘ tniinl extended by
the l‘iiilcd Sixties to the ships of all
nations. these iiuiioiic. would union to
up lil'l‘.‘illi‘.‘l‘llll‘llt by \\'llitll the region
oi the ('lllllll zizid liirgc nrcais of the
sen ui urn-Ii terminus should be ex-
cinplcd from the opcrnllons of war
ihc larger these crops or iieulrnuty
(he lli'iil'l'. Should such till iigrecmcut
be \‘lolulcd by city nation (but is ll
pnriy to it. the United Slates could
lll‘cililfi' the «sun! Ii‘ necessary so as to
i'l'llill‘l' it impossible of being used
.mniusl us. As no untlou except Grout
Ililiniu would wish to use. the canal
i'oi' my other lhun pcnceiiil purposes
of commerce, it would have no strong
li“tl?>t)ll for using. it in any other way.
it is run :wi'li why such an agreement
might lztli be made."
UBESITY.
If we limit uboui. we notice that Int
people are on the increase. ‘1 he reu-
sou ior this Incl-ease ls tuut people are
canny, too much. l‘.\'i.'l‘)‘\\'ilt‘l‘(‘ people
are requiring. "What can I do to re
illilli‘ my weight? lllf.‘ answer is. for
our and till, outside of n few who are
.lcnhy an it result of disease, to ‘re
llllll‘ the minority \il' i‘ooil lulicn.‘ This
in tile cssi-utiouiii mudition of curing;
obesity.
Wu nice! [or people very often, who
my they do not cut much. They can-
uor lrciu rc that their coiuliiion is (Inc
to o. xrcniluc, \iiicu they know pee
pic. sitting: ut the sonic tnbie wnli
iill‘t‘ll and calling much more. still
keeping as thin u.‘. u I‘llli. Such per-
sons should knov.
uluiils [burn is u pcciiliiir constitu-
Illlllill :iiid ol'it-ri inherited tendency to .
i‘niu-uiug. Illii‘crcul persons possess
dill‘cicu! lillllllit‘li for converting {00d ‘
.ulo I'ut. 'l‘his uinlics each cone 0!
Lilil‘sllr. In it muuucr. ii study In itscli, '
.ililioush ilicrc urc general principles
which apply to oil.
About iuiillllc one is the iiriiizll time
that ponplc begin to put on lot. This
is) not br-rnuse illl‘)‘ begin then to eat
more. but because the natural require-
this
less than before. with udvnncing
iiuc, eieu less food In required.
The Iinntiurz. the lu‘oslciii illlli the
mint-ed and dci’clopcd exti‘~risivciy.
«nub i.)‘.~.iilll ll'di'llit; llr‘. spcciul udvo-
i‘lll(‘.‘-i. nun cutli system being found
ci'i‘e.-zlvc. We publish the system 0!
()crtcl. \\ili( h In its [good us uuy:
Morning.- -~()ue cup of coffee or ten.
with it little milk. uliogetlier nbout six
soup. seven to eight ounces of rousted
or ImIIi-d bcci‘. veni. gumc. or not the
fill poultry; snluil or u. light vegetable.
ll little lluli (cooked without tut. if de-
sired). one ounce of brcud or lurin-
ui-coun pudding (never more
ibi'cc ouiiccsl. ll‘ll‘l't‘ to six ounces of
fruit. fresh preferred. for dessert. It
Is desirable or this input to avoid ink
Int; lluiils.
Altci'nooiL-w'l‘lio snipe nmouut of
ion or roller: us In the morning. with
lli. must six ounces of lireiul. perhaps
it numll slice or choose. Salad and
I‘ruli. niodcrute amount 01’ wutcr on
drink.
All 'iilcoliollc drinks
generntlon.
S. Weir Mitchell ndvocntose rest.
iullk diet unit mnnnmze for people who
urc cuuibroimly loudcd with lot. no
clulms tluit skimmed milk its on ex-
clusive dict run be untidy and success-
fully owed to got rid of II large amount
of weight. In adopting uny rcgulur
diet It must be remembered that wlinl.
would be udcrpiutc In one once. niay’bo
altogether Inadequate In niiother case.
Bolero pci'nmin nilopt iml' rigid regime
they should uncertain whether orinot
they how! my orgnuic dim-use. euphe-
lnlly lll‘lll'l (linenso. If It is found they
lllWO such disease. they should: re»
(loll/0 their Instructions from u physi-
clnn whowlll be able in suggest what
their Individual mum requires. .
It. I). STEWART. M. u.
‘ favor lutty de-
'i‘Iu~. rupuinilon oi (lounectlciitutor
tile production-oi woollen iiutinngn“ in
ullll u purl; oi.‘ hor impressions: but It
has rumoured for the suite or Mary-
tbut in some indlv- l
mcui tor loud in this time ol’ Inc is ;
l'lciiic urciliods oi‘ diet Iiuvc been ud- .
ounces. lli'cnd, about three ounces.
Noon. »'l'ill'l“i‘ to four ounces or ,
iliun .
lunir-to;mimullici.urc .liunnica ginger ,
some... Notice.
District of Norwalk. as.
Court. February 6th. A. 11,190 . -
Estate of Dwight M. Seward, liiteof
Norwcilt, in said district. deceased.
The Court at Probate for the District,
of Norwalk. hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof for.
the creditors at said «state to exhibit
their claims for settlement. l'rhoiie
who neglect to present their accounts
properly attested. within said time
will be iicburred a recovery. All per-
sons indebted to said Eslnto are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
LEII‘.A SEWARD GLEASON.
til-1 3-20 Executrix.
Solvent Notice.
District 0! Norwnik, 33.. Probate
Court. February 2d, A. D.. 1901.
Estate of Margaret A. Voorhls. late
of Norwalk. in said district deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trlct of Norwalk hath limited and at
lowed six months from the date here-
o! for the creditors of state estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts. properly attested. within said
time. will be dcbnrred a recovery. All
persons Indebtcd to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment
to
ANNIE B. DAY.
fl 3 20 27 Administratrix.
Solvent Notice.
District of Norwalk. as. Probate
Court. February 4th, A. 1).. 1901.
Estate of Andrew Sniclyuk. late of
Norwalk. in said district (incensed.
trict of Norwalk. huth limited and al-
lowcd six months from the dnte'nere-
of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for
Those who neglect to present their
nrcouuts. properly attested, within
sniil time. will be (lcburred u recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment
to '
ANNIE SMILYAK.
r13 20 27
Nowhere are prices all as close
as at our slore.
We always sell
GOOD CLOTHING
at
CUT PRICES
Bu! {Iris month ‘we home made
an extra cu! in
MEN '5 PANTS.
Selling
$2.00 one: for $1.39
$3.00 ones for $1.98
$4.00. $4.50 and
$5.00 ones for-$2.98 .
GomsMBios. ,,
South Norwalli.‘
w...‘ .......~—.
MILFORD A; 'cirrih,
Manager.
Be [Careful
Of What You. Eat.
o
or
24 GDWAGE AVENUE, '
it.
to do In to ii
push .
)
not; up annular; him iuul
from World alcohol.
Are us coming to
the wooden. ago?
l
mar spawns.
. and annoyance; cite
, frowns. ill
The (‘niirt of Probate for the Dis- ‘
settlement. -
Administratrix _
Our m‘occrios are perfectly reliable
~tlio prices give you on opportlinlty'to
save a Ilttlc—(nnothor rollshnblo toa- Window S ~
turo.) . ,, f .
Our Very Best Butter. 24c lb. ’ ‘
3 pkgll. N. s. Mince Mont, ,- an. new“ F“. “P On!
’ili lbs. Girlin. sum, $1.00 Painting, Parerflanxinlr
New Layer Furs. 100 box. . mum-l: . ‘
2 push. Persian Dates. ‘ ville “a“;
Cnpc Cod Cranberries, 10c qt. ‘
Now Honey. 100 tons. r " ; . ' ~
WEE" l'fli‘JlQ'l’l'Ilthl.. .. H. ,150 lb. i‘elepiione‘Cpilhg%h., .
fill .cy 3mm Q'I'Bnioll. ‘7, 95"...“ Open evenings”: i 30.,
= '4 “Munich. * ’ . r'v' . _......... .
._.. r _ 4 .. ‘.
l I..." "an .Jv.
Tho.,odvantagoc 0
Fire thulohoriovor
aromny. ' ' m A».
Pillar-ire seed for not
purposes that they ;_o
Whmnoodea. “The it
used for tire only. 4..
Poll-rare a source,
ii
In; be replaced with >
way "getting foul; gather!
ties and'breodlng dmm‘.‘ Li
arch" gathers no (Impurities
w an? or use. ,\
it! Tie applied at once bl:
, Md lunch or the water-1o
when thrown; r “'i'llito IMonarch
I: not want! or, , ,ii
lira by the draft. _ .
Pails are of little use i .
lnaccessibleuflre. While 3
arch" is- especially “luau!
ling tires betwecnrpsrtition
or air shafts. In chimneys
concealed places. it is alaowllwrl
in every way for open tires.‘ it
volatile that It goes wherever air
go. and does away wt 3
being burnedgpr of!
smoker“, 3. ‘i‘ 4
Comrioliffumm'
, 31W?”
.,‘. a “‘7 m 'I‘ . 9“ ‘
x m .WASHINTDN with
South Norwalk. ‘
D. w. ammonia
nunsnnt oinac'roit ‘
AND susALuEn.
93 Washington'étb ’ god
' ' Residentié, woman!
phone, all-house Nit-5v .
IIIIIIIIS sci
"Successor to
(.3: E.» .jQIArHAM,
. ‘i'
Tole
Is.
I
Sore Throat?
T
Bromide
Balm. .
l0c, 25c. .506
, '. Baxter's orPidistédfi.
'Let' us Direct”?
crilcnt designs we'sliow itl’,
Papers from the most progr
When you“
get such perfect designs.
riinuufncturcrs.
you not see how desirable it" g
uni-cli‘ase'hcrct? i'l ‘
I
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1'. .\r
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Wall Paper». .P
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"occurs. .
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