from $3.06 lb $7.00: worth $6to$15
-N PALS 50 CENTS worth $1.50.
35' CENTS; Worth .75
89 CENTUr' ' warnings,
25 CENTS; worth 50C.
39c.. 890., $3 .25. $2.00 and $3.00
bWorth fully doublc the price.
ET Vli‘i VETS 79c... $1 75 and $5. 75.
which is also half price
SMYRNA ARi‘ sou ARTS, “li'tl EQUALL‘Y morons
LOUS mucus.
Rv'rnruo FOR A HOME
M A TACKLTO A HAND.»
‘ Open Every Evening.
. E‘ .
Mil/l
S Sturtevant
NORTH MAIN AND ANN STS.
SOUTH NORWAL K
.1... NW... -.
1 or soon ts
"ordain Titan.
We have out in our East Window
.2 recent purchase of
Torchon Laces at 5) Cents.
Regular prices 5c to 12c.
«cat at the prices to close our
Ladies’ Flannel Waists.
$1.00 Waists. 50c; 32.00 Waists, $1.00
$1.50 Waists. 75c; $2.50 Waists, $1.50
, Eider-down Drbssing Sacks.
.00 Sacks, 66c; . $1.25 Sacks, 89c; :5150 Sacks. 99c.
. 0 Men’s Heavu Over Shirts.
Extra heavy for 35c.
Regular price 5 0c.
"l‘t. 'D'ttkormsn 2) Son
t .
Sell You Coal.
But selling you once is not the pond. Tire qual—
ity Oi our coal shall be such as to retain your
custom thereafter. Our’ coal is reliable. and -
every ion will give you full value in warmth and
comfort-and comfort means health. and health
happiness. '
Trv us tomorrow.
w. tor us.
._., . John H. Farris,
Washington Street south Norwalk.
» We want our goods to talk
you item u‘mId III any caso or Liver Complaint.
‘ poi’auSiok Hudoehn’lndlgeottorr. can-mm '
3W3. Walks oral-cannot cure with
‘ mt terrible stormsi'tor 'tt'ro ‘tlrst ton
£le Intrusion army.
of lowering poll-
that ptisonols to Siberia. was taken
to IBoliuvno hospital last night. tic
was shaking with Mirror and covorod
hill ours w‘thw his hu‘ntlis as he stood in
the recent on v obm.I.l< I‘ .
the mun told II remrirltublo s ry which
was l5”01l0l)(ii‘tltféd tutor bymhls with.
‘ Hoirnnrh‘ declares thitt ho is“ driven in
none poi iodlonlly by tho mnmory of no
snapping womhn prisoner, whom he or
tiered to be shot. in Slburlu. in order
to prevent her bolus: dovourcd by
"‘I can hom- nor screams whon tho
shell comes on me.” said Boirnutb.
with II. shudder.
Boirnuth is a son of it linen manu-
iacturcr in Warsaw; Russian Poland.
This non onlorefl tho “Iranian army and.
after serving in Munolnnln. was de-
"lulled in charge of Slbcrlun prldoncrs.
tic says: ho was forced to cxncuto
many crrrol orders, but after ho had a
woman prisoner shot he fled from Russ
sin. Ho wont to Germany. whom ho
ncrv vod in. tho nrmy tor throo yours.
and then lrn came to this country. He
was married in Philadelphia two yours
,ugo. ‘
Policemen found the man wondering
about tho stroots last night. They
culled on I‘Imbulanco and had him ro-
mov; d to Bellov’uo
On tho why llolrnatlr told Dr. tiara
unuglr that ho was troublod by lrcnrluti'
tho l‘th Irnrl walls of n young woman.
tin squid he know the sounds were. u
irallucinutlon. but they invariably
drove him insane when he hoard thorn.
‘ wolvcii.
GIGANTIC STEEL COMBINE.
5. steel Corporation.
NEW YOI‘tKu lI‘obrunry Bil-«Articles
of incorporation of the Unltod Status
Htoei Corporation. worn filed this
morning ill the olllco. oi the county
Iiork of Hudson County, N. J This
I-nucoru is tho Iriguntic Morguu-Carno
trio oorrrblno. 'l‘lrc uncut of tho now
Irm-porntlorr in Now .lcrsI-y is the Mud
sou Trust Company. of hi York stroot,
llobokon.
’l‘lro objects of tho cr’rrporntlon are
to manufacture stool, iron and copper
Iurd othcr materials and to own. oo-
orrny and dcvciop mines and to own
means of transportation. The provis-
ion is mudo that the corporation shrill
not own It rniiroad in the state of Now
.lorsoy.
’l‘lro lnoorporators uro Charles (.3.
(Jluit. William J, Curtis und Charles
MucVeagh.
The total authorized capital stock
is $3.000 divided into thirty shares of
$100 ouch.
'l‘ho provision is made that the stock
may be incrI-nsod nt uny limo.
The papers worc prepared by Stor-
sorr. .lonulrrgs 8r. Russell. Now York.
and woro witnossod by Francis Lyrrdc
and Victor Mornwetz.
«.-_-“m.-.
TRUNK LINE T0 PITTSBURG.
Carnegie Arranges With Railroad
Owners About the Deal.
PITTSBURG. Fcbruury 25—~’I‘ho Dis
pntch snys toduy:
“'l‘hc oft-repeated threat of Andrew
(Ear-Ironic to build n trunk lino into
Pittsburn. and tho long promised on-
try of the thash railroad into this
grout tonnage center, arc at last. 11+
surod frrcts. 'l‘lro Cur'uogic Stool (.‘oru-
puny lrrrs outorod into on ugrecmont
with (ionrge .l. Gould. princlpnl ownor
oi the Wabash railroad; .losoplr Rum-
any, .lr.. vlon-prouidont and gonorul
lllllllfl.Q{(‘l‘; Uoloncl Myron 'l‘. Herrick.
chairman of tho Wheeling & Aliakc
Eric. and u dozon Plttsburn capitalism.
‘ to furnish them with a ironvy tonnage
to the want and southwest. it tlroy will
build and loose lines that will connect
i’ittsbnrg with ’l‘olcdo. tho present
Nortlrorn tcrrr‘rinus of the Wabash.
'l‘ho now rullrorrd must bo started
within six montlrs‘nnd the contract will
continue. for twenty yours. The road
will cost 315,000,000.
“other liouvy tonrurrto contracts in
tho l’ittsburs district nro guaranteed
’1 his lit r’oomont assures It now rniirond
outlet for Pittsbuiu to the West. This
contract was signed three wocks ago.’
WORSTED PLANT SOLD.
NEWTOWN. Moan. Fobruury 25..-.
Thu ontlro plant of tho Nouutunr WOI‘t
sled Company wun sold Saturday un-
der 3 mortgage foreclosure to 8. Eu
gone Amos. of Boston. Tire prices paid
wnn $190. 000 The foreclosure was on
night mortgagor given by William R.
tumor and David J. Lord. formerly of
tho company. to tho Mnssuchusottn
. hour: or ’i‘ruut Company. of. Boston. on
" mounting ruorc tlrun "58.0th.
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- BUIGIDE OFI'MAJOR R. H. FINNEY
RlClIMOND. Vu.. lr‘obruary "5w
,, Mnior Randolph linrrison Flnuoy took
his "to yontordny morning. by bringing
'hllhsolt‘ to the transom oi hui bedroom
“ door in his homo. No. 1303 Floyd mm»
true. He wilds monrber or one oi the
best known tumlllos in Virginia, and
was In person typical or the old school
- or Vii-.ginis gentleman.
TsAnoron'r "Flinn rHerPiust
. SEATTLE Wash. February 26-»‘l‘ho
United States Army tron drt Port Al-
bsrt arrived lh Seattle It averting,
from the Philippines. Biro. loll: Manila
on norm 5 rind rim! “it tho outrun at
it slow rain of wood. Biro oncountore
a t for It wank outdo
il‘o Ambulance duration quarruugh' .
AI-rrcres 6r Incorporation Fired lot 'u. “”4 "limit MW” Ni“ lll’l “ii-“‘llll ”3""
no
lion-luau, revere br , pl
rson, ribs broken bani ..
Nolllo around. thi
Four otho'rs worn at;
lumen our! Return onto.“
‘WABMNGTON Febrile. y 25w'l‘ho
Daughter-II or the American Revolution
assembled Saturday to complete Iruu
work of. their tenth coutln'on l'L Ir
gross and adjourn. Arbor thou action
of national odicorn runny delegates on»
turned to their homes and tpre attend
once on tho closing day or the couriross
woo comparatively small. Anottror
vote was cast today for tho remaining
vice president general. the correspond-
ing secretary general and the historian
general the first ballot tor those old
nets on “Thursday having roriultod'ir.
n deadlock. A rising veto of thanks
was tcudorcd President McKinley for
his reception to tho i“). A. it. on Wed-
nosdny Tho congress by a
role also tondcrod its, thanks to the
United States Senate ior appropriation
of $100. 000 for the Mnrtyrs‘ monument
The Congress took a recess until the
afternoon, when tho result of the bid
lot will be announced.
$100,000 FIRE lN PENN VAN.
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A Cold Storage Building Destroyed
With All its Contents.
PENN YAN. N. Y.. February 2i?
Al l o'clock yesterday morninuI llnnros
burst from the cold storage building in
this villugo no suddenly and ticrcolr
ly osrapod with tholr livod. The build-
lug is a total ions with hardly any in
surnnce. it was owned by tilt: Magoo
estate. but nominally by’thc Full Brook
Company. Assemblyman Fred Swnrts.
bond of tho linmmr‘mdsnort Vintnuo
Company is tho heaviest individual
losor. lilo loss is ill!» turn. only pnI
tinlly insured. The Snow Grape Juicc
Company. tho Ponn Ynn Wino lornv
puny, and Ir numbor ol snrnllur doulors.
shore in the loss. which nggrogutos
“00.000. The untrue of tho ilro is still
undetermined. but may have boon tho
explosion of one of the boilers in tho
basement.
—~———--—¢-.
BLIND MAN'S TRUE AIM BY SOUND
a...“
Spencer Kills Another Negro Who At-
tacks His Sister.
NEW ORLEANS, February 20~er-
linm Spencer was shot and instantly
killed by Joseph Buggs. u negro.
Briggs is totally blind. and is led
around by his stop-sister. Marlo Vir-
ginia Cook. l‘ourtoon or ili‘roou yours of
ago. who turn cared for him novel-III
your-II. Spencer. who was drinking
tllltl in an ugly humor. knookod the
girl down. litmus protostod ugninsl
this brutality. uud Spouoor threatened
him with a booting. it was thou that
tho blind man Ilrow Ir rovoivcr. and.
aiming by sound. flrod onoo. Thu trim
was into, Sponcor was shot through
the heart and instnntly killcd.
ALUMINUM DECK 0N SHAMROCK.
Decided That This Will be Much Light.
or and Stronger Than Wood.
GLASGOW. lI‘obrum'v th'l‘lro Asso-
ointcd T-‘ross loin-us that aluminum Will
be uuorl for tho dock of tho Shamrock
ll, with It vlow of saving top weight.
Though tho or-Ilor- was plucod sorrro
limo ngu. tho ilrsi of tho pintos lrnvo
just boon dolivornd ni Dunhurton. On
top of tho ulunrinum plains tho wholo
dock will bo covered with II thin sheet-
ing of wood. this sorvlng the double
purposo oi brotoctluu tho" motul from
tho rorrodlnu ori‘eots of unit writer. and
giving tho. crow Ir boltor foothold. Do-
slgnor Wutnon dcoldod that this com-
posito dock would bo both much light-
er and stronger than ono of wood. and
he connldcrs ovcry pound of top weight
saved vnluablo.
w”...
KING EDWARD AT FRANKFORT.
lI‘ltANKlI‘Olt'P- ON THE MAIN. Fob-
r‘uary {lb—King llJIlqud urrived hero
curly this morning and was rccolvcd
by t I start of tho British oonsuhttc
After broakiastlnn. his Inmiofity
ntrollcd about. the stritlon platform
awaiting tho urrlvnl of Emperor Wll~
llum. Tho. Itrootingn exchanged by tho
monarchs was most. cordial. At 9
o'clock the king and tho cmporor
born-dud ll. train nnd procuodod for
Cronborg,
'BALE OF DANISH WEST INDIES.
COPENHAGEN P‘cbruury IlliwA
nuttstirctbry urldorirtruullnn huu boon
reached by tho oonroroon or the min-
istry and tho. linuuoinl conuuittco of
tho. rlgadu’x regarding the skin of the
Danish Won‘t indies The result it is
understood will shortly be communi
(rattan to' the Washington him/eminent
in such form on it int thourtht here wrll
prove acceptable. The banish pro-
posal, it to ex rooted. wl l include some
now 'nnkgosti u, but‘ not othirix it rsl
stated. uninitiated to détbot t 9 con-
olusio‘r'r or this convention. . -
Immw
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curves outta Ironmon- ,
sin msuc‘rsco February 25“.:
min
nova be can r m no.
notice: Bourid, [p- oh
Ififiigerlt. Itviulrfdrt kit“ W6 m“
r- are 0
handgun“ to tili’ndttilbrh Allllirln
rising .
figuruc .
All of the nowcut lotion and sirndrs Irl tulicta—lnckcd lrcurstitchul or both in it vnricty of
in a Main Street window thorn Is displayedalme
of 'l‘niir-tn Silk Waists that is remarkable in
many ways—~I:lrzrrrrrirrg' or styles and colorings
up- to date in respect of make. of an excellent
quality Irratcrinlzrnd priced at a very moderate
prctty etietts arc slrbwn antithc plitcn, which arc sclrlour found (Ullplml with A. similar
quality of goods.
I“ I"
own Clinic of uIllrcrcrIts. yct Silk .‘rlorccn is probably the llllbl lllil'.t‘l‘.‘s:lll_\'
sirlcrcd from all points of \'l(‘\\'.
1mm: from
$l.50 ‘° $6- 00
.34. A delightful- tonclr' In illlilctl to this display in .\l.IiII \rrroinclic Collars
of Arabc, l’oirIi Vouicc‘ and Russian Lace and Nut; Rolls of Liborty lllltl
Tatl’eta Silk with Clrcnili'o trirnrrriu‘gs.
slur neuron Pontoons
'l‘lrcrc arc marry fabrics among our stock of black and colored i’I-rIiI-onrs.
l
cur'lr \vitlr _ its
satisfactory. corI~
its nppcnraucc‘is very nttr'uctivc. ll> wearing qualities are un-
surpassed, and it has body enough to give the correct hung to tho (ll‘t‘fis ~skirt. ”l
to dozen Colored Silk Morocu Petticoats ruadc in the bust possible urnnrrcr by the loading
Silk'Skirt house of Arircricu and priced at :1 grout roduction. ‘1
5i;- (ltrzon plain :IIIIl clrnugculrlc 41x3 «lozcn Funny Slr'ipcri. plain
Silk Morccu l’cttimnts“worth zrrul I‘lrnugoablc Silk Maroon I’ot-
bingo urrrl $,‘-.50-r'crlurcii to ticnntswwm'llr $8 and film. i'riI'I:
$3.75. $4.98 and $5.98.
IN "IE MATTER OF UPIIGlSTERINfi
.\ low I‘lroicr puticrns ni' Silkzrliuc. unrtlr Izi/yc )III‘II nrc prir‘crl llti\\' at or yard. t‘ro
llllllltTS \r'itlr I5t‘ u'orilr oi \‘Irluc ll) tlic )‘ill‘li III Igloo yIII‘Il. lI'rII'uilurc t'ovcriug l‘t‘llllllilllb‘ at
half \Ialuc.
$3.. ’50 llr‘wwrurirllr rulur‘crliofilr 5()_\Elltl. El
$3 .5» l'r‘orr l‘lUil llurunsk. l't‘lllltft‘ll In Sign york 5 ,7 i?“
$,. 5U lkrulrlc Fitt‘t'll \'olour rcrluccrl in $I.:5 yard. ttl
Furniture.- lfrirrgcs. soc and firm. rcduccd to 15c and 48c yard I'cs‘pcclivcly. ;
in
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\ol‘i
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it“
caller
'Hnn world-wide turns tor IntrVolorri.‘A'IIi
cinch.
III to unconrplainlng and yielding that
litlwayd give him the first choice or.
ovorythlug. "
”No. it kiwi: Johnny II. chance to
take it my trout him. Then both pro
. onttatlod.‘t-«Indionrrpolin. '
WW imprint of ‘
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Q The D. M. DEAD Co.
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.- « Established 1851’ :-
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Francis 3: Go. .—
“A New Enaland Winter has never
been known to rot in the sky."
Expect cold, diéagreeable weather; it's sore to come !
it's tardiness. nevertheless. leaves us wrth a larger
stock on hand than we should have at this time of
the year.
WE MUST MOVE THEM.
WON'T. WHY THE PRICES MUST
IF THE WEATHER
Every piece of‘ Winter Clothing reduced to on
Call.
l
Be convmced.
l
increditable level.
I 98 ' Warning!” Street.
.W. .. --... MW.
A aki :an mothora l"t‘onrnry
only have to let kiss you
IWB
a million to Johnny?" nation the
,lo‘va.
,I‘ gm
‘ iiiiiro 'I
“my.
on otbot salvo.
m "giggrflflyfi . 5
ii summon well
fill)“ gm 1 W. lill'll‘QI
Olr‘tliflib
r/fl.
Moot git-hi adonor or inter you have
to kiss. but thé'ra are a tow that you
_ AFIRBMAN’Q GLOBE CALL.
1"! stuck to my engine, although ev-
,oryk1olnt uolrod Iona ovary nervIa wart
lied tutti pslrr," writer 0. W. Ber-
lotiomotive Arbitron. of Burl-H
"I was Wool: and pole,
“William and all run down. .
to dive up, i got Ir bot-l
bittorsmsud. utter tsk
or didr
”5., u-
if a woman is dressed to kill she is
a dangerous associate.
Recent experiments show that all
classes of foods may be completeiv
digested by a preparation called Kod-
ol Dyspepsia Cure. which absolutely
digests what you eat. As it is the only
combination of all the natural digesb
ants ever devised the demand for it:
has become enormous. G. C. Stillson.
. When a man finds at home all the
Iomtorts of a hotel, on will be satin
tied.
A pow rful engine cannot be run
with u w ak boiler, and we can't keep
up the strain of an active life with a
weak stomach ; neither can we stop
tho lurmuu machine to malts repairs.
it the stomach cannot digest enough
food to keep the body strong. such a
preparation as Kodol Dyspepsia Cum
should he used. It digests what you
out and it simply can't help but do
you good. 0. C. Stillson.
When a girl's first cooking appears
on tho table. lror brothers realize what
great wits they are.
For the wenknoso— and prostrutlon
following grippe. there is nothing so
prompt and ottectivo as One Minute
Cough Cure. This preparation is
highly endorsed as on unfailing remI
edy for all throat and lung troubles.
and its early use prevents consump-
tion it was made to cure quickly. G.
C. Stillson
Nothing no religious as a lodge; ov-
on the Elk: have a chaplain.
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WHAT sHALL WE HAVE FOR DES-
SERT?
This question arises in the family
r-vcry day. Let no answer it today.
Try Joli-.0 a delicious and houlthtul
dessert. Prepared in two mlnrrton.
No boiling! no baking! and boiling
water and not to cool. Flavors: horn‘
on. Uranus. Raspberry and Strawbor‘ . .
ry. At your grocers, 100.
People as quickly imitate good ac-
tions as they imitate bud .
SAVED A BOV’O LIFE. ,
Mrs contain Fl. Hominid. oi Mll‘
tor-Ii Dbl ..‘snys:.
ed my boy’s lite. He began iuatIlihd‘ ‘
t b one We lost with eoroup. .
h m a low doses. l-Iolrp‘rtckly dropped *
to sleep, and was all rig .
inn. “1;? rule by It It. Planted and F. ‘
Wad
bliss Withers (showing notoi'rr pit
othoi‘roltl-‘I—im alralrl‘lt’o'r thor taod od‘
”Honolulu nun aw- « -‘
We govex '
t in the moi-Ir- I'-
Norwalk Chronicler