nty of high standing
are to on for the
, officers, in the is-
trifig: 41'censc's. and"I
, performing cere~
exam ati'ons shall
i licants for li—
a’l examinations, and
fits to the end that their
” may be prevented in the
that rcodelIous inimical to,
society should be
its bored as a result of mar-
stateméntioilthe chief engi-
f the" Rapid Transit Com~
, lying news to Norwalkers,
c beenIi‘n the habit of rid-
ercrowdcd surface and el~
city. T ~Work hhs gone along
vorably thus far, and from
. t conditions it is confidently
'ed that trains will begin
, ,from City Hall to the
t, to limit of New York by
" ,,tI‘Ias, 1903.1
M
Barbour evidently has
rile decided opinions about Car-
Nation, and expresses them
to ,squely. He is quoted as
' "I believe her name is
, ation, but I do not sup-
eIa‘IIy one will contradict the
, r ”that Some of the saloon
”pets in Kansas‘ think it ought
eHeleII D. Nation I do not
ii in my professional experi-
do I; instance of more speedy
II to the bar on cursory
lint nation. She has remarkably
filled the triumph of the
‘ bright: spirit.
The New London Day-says21t
a. good thing that Mrs. Nation
on you individual and not real-
ion 1.-‘Accordin‘gr to her
- Nation. she is a
e wrong Which
wthe observation of a cer-
chfield county character
clergyman who was the chum of
I syn unger' days:
”95 ed a good fiddler to make a
preacher.’
W
The Star Of Hope is the “oili-
.‘p is oS'rgau ’Nif the habitants of
mg mg 0. 4.7r4 was race
redited With the autho‘tshipngf
utiful poem. which awaken,-
cat admiration among the
rs of the magazine. Investi-
gown has shown the poem was
to, olen. Some credit ought to be
“It the mint for; a good
:It Ian ’t every one that
Redord ,I
z ii,
stays:
a “Sentinel
“the paper for the
Ways will be 1
‘ HAT orHIIn aolroac oAv.‘
——-.-
Grout Talk.
(Hartford Timon )
‘ Iittee hearings, one is temlt
belie e’ that work is 'rea
M
and material.
tord rdPoct.)
I
:.;, re not .
I‘ band like thorn, on a Milli“. ‘ ‘_ "
when you mark your» tablecloths "
MMmi‘lhor in the {1
center or at who litanco' truth and ..
deeper in the back than in the front: “
.' probably no as to make them conform "
hto the parentage or '
cilr whenever they visited ,
ew Haven Pallallium.“ I
ug a sermon by a yOuug,
“T hey have
files;
poem when he sees rift:
A evening paper. which comes,
, it solace after a hard day‘ 5 work
peoplewrnu‘d it:
len til legislature decides to
. ‘ It a scssi n so as to get on with
7 ill it may happen that
he scsplon has been elimin»
pll the committee hearings
postponed. and this Is what
ill e but one change
that
some Nata?“
with a momma, Ill
on either side of the c titer.
(W I
. dine?” heads are used to outline ,
tor the belts. collars and wristbands ‘
tracing of gold or oll-var on them.
1 How many at the skirt ruliioa are];
t.‘ rallies. too. are the same ’
to the! dress skirt as a pcttlcoat mould. 1
Have you soon and handled any of
the new silk lawns and musllns?
they'll make you wish both summer
and pocketbook were longer. But
then, they can be worn now if it is for
party or dancing you want them. '
0‘...
The Iadgor Monthly gives the fol-
lowing recipe forfl‘brongo loaf": Line
a puddingdlsh with sliced oranges and 1
plumped raisins; pour over enough
loca: simmer until It looks clear; than
:3: one oil-armor -flékhafid boll until
hawk . a cupful sug-
‘ar.n toaspoc ul salt; pour tapioca
liver the fruit. In the mold. adding
more oranges, and not aslde to cool.
Serve with a custard sauce made of
milk. yolks of eggs, sugar boiled.
strained and flavored with. orange
Juice; a good dessert for all seasons.
TEMPLAQB FIELD DAY.
To be Held In Bridgeport Some Time
In June.
The annual field day of Hamilton
Commandery. Knights Templar, wlll
be held in Bridgeport. sometime dur-
ing the latter part of June next, and
will Include a program of events to en-
tertain till mediocre ot the fraternity.
Members of the Hartford Commandcry
will be guests of Hamilton. The fol-
lowing committee or arrangements has
it . Eminent Comman-
u .12.. noon...“ Hamilton
him It. Hilby,
Hugh Stirling. Thaddeus B. Beecher.
Henry 11.? lo, Charles M. Gordlnler.
Frederick Whipple. Charles T.
Beardsley, Jr“ ’Ea'lnlon Goodsell. Phil-
ip L. Hotter. Alva A. Hang. George M.
Baldwin, Charles D. Davis. Charles H.‘
Peat; David ’M. :Trecartln. Jesse D.
Cornwall, Casper E. Wallace. George P.
Rand. Ernest P. Lyon. George W. Jack.
man. Henry Setaer, Jr.. Wllllam H.
Marigold. Frank M. Wllscn. Frank T.
Naramore. Orland Smith. Alfred B.
Bee 8. Frederlck W. Parrott Arthur J.
Cab e. Russell '1‘. Whitlug. Willlnm E.
Seeley. Jr.. Orange Merwln, Frederick
W. Tracey,- Thomaa P. Taylor. Fred
Enos. C. Lincoln Banks. Charles D.
Woodruif. Aunlng J.1~Smlth. Thomas S.
Allls. W. F. Askom.'H. Leltoy Randal.
Charles Bottomlyerilliam H. Gard-
ner, George Helsierr'lr.
N0 CONCESSIONS TO US.
Ncilntcrcct by the‘znplloh III the Can-
, ol Questions.
new YORK, Marco 7—Amerlcan
rumms that the British Foreign Oince
has suggested a basls for drafting a.
new lsthmlan canal treaty cannot be
confirmed in London. says a Ivonne
llspatch from that clty.
The Engllsh press has not shown
any .nterest in the canal quoatibn and
consequently Lord Lanedowpo nos
:onaldered it safe to pass it (Ivor an a
matter of no importance rind thereby
to remind the American government
that it ought to find out what it wants
before asking any foreign ppwor to
zrant gratuitous concession loin spirit
of nchhborly accommod I?“ Lord
Lansdownc is not In an a ' me state
of mind. as has been shown by Ina
attack upon Lord Wolaelcy. but he is
capable of guaglng English sentiment
‘llorrectly on fol-cl questlo II.
There was rea- enthusiasm in Eng-
land in favor or marina a.
Spanish wanbutltAhas lilting. 'l‘bla
partly in because Am an opinion
was divided during the 'boer war. not
malnly because the imperial move-
ment had received a great
from the loyalty dlaplayed by the cor
onion and because the German emper-
or has proved a trustworthy and useful
ally ln headlng of: European interven-
tlon. The plain truth is that German
support is considered more helpful
than American mod ioollng. hence
there in ”thon to make unnec-
acuity """ t: onccsslon to the Unueu
tales
A mun IN KENT.
Low and Order League Mon Vlut a
cools! Club .
NEW MILFORD. Conn" Moron 7-~
A successful liquor raid was made you
by omcera in charge of Secretory
Thrasher and Rev. Mr. Prince. of the
Law and Order League. The objective
point was the Kent hotel. when I
been meeting for some tune put. A
Longs“ quantity of it nor was sound
'l‘ho and Stan or. who Mill
himself 0 Janitor of the club, was
.ar‘ opted. William, rlttllln the mo-
pater l tho" natal) llllinollt. was not
. on the
made I! I9 escaped..-
Mona er'rc Ago I'l‘IuItAnr.
P are II at l on detail.
nature of tho and
nWll-pn Duran
0at he had bocnltl
get of the collarloas coats and .j,
‘ot the new waists, Thoroiio usually a
warm must to cover one cuptul of tap
:III'IIIIIIII'III‘IIIIIIEII'IIIIIEIKhlflla
impulse ‘ -
tcrday at Kent. twelve miles from here ‘
club called the Kent. Social club has
rcmlccs when the raid was
column
Central Fool 00.’ s Store
If Can be found all holds of
Groceries. ,
Fruits. Vegetables.
Meals. Poulllll. M;
in fact mm»... in the eatable line not ,
1' is needed for the table.
In our 1 A i
. Fish Department ,
we keep tbe best that money can buy
IF YOU ARE NOT GETTING SATIN,
- FACYION WHERE YOU‘AREW
TRADHVG ,- .
Give us a trial. Walnut» wean pleaseyou.
The Central Food-Co.
Comer Railmad Place and ,
wuhlngton We : I
CLYDE LIE
'4
The Only Direct Water Routo from
Boston. Providencéi‘fénd
IIE:VV‘IncI alt
'60 CHARLESTON Q. JACKSON ILLS
FLORIDA
Fast Modern Stoomohlpo and Excellent Service.
Three Suilingo at Week from New York ‘1 Afford-
lng Rail] Connections to all Southern Resorts
w". 9. cups: «a co.. amoral an...
rum. 6. DEER. G. M. I
19 Jtatc .S‘troot. NEW YONK CID“)?
GEORGE F. BEARSE, LOCAL AGENT.
97 Washington street.
South Norwalit. Conn.
Francis & Ca.
- I been'lmown ti) rot in the sky."
Expect cold. disagreeable weather; it's sure to come l
Its tardmess. nevertheless. leaves us mm a larger
stock on hand than we should have at this time of
the year. 1‘
we Musr Move THEM. vlF THE WEATHER! _
won't wuv uh; PRICES MUST ‘ ‘ “'
Every bicceidi Winter looming: reducible. ah '
increditablc level. Call. "-Be convmced. \‘t'
1f" 1 I ‘.,,1_»I,:,r.'-t-
oi;
IBcns.
doors
ROYArpuIcH
Cocoa
i’LEASE' IRY lTl
And ask hour
Grocer
. , Il'. -. .
l'_~. . 1
.98 , "ablationittrfl- , I
Drona Skirts.
Ikl'
SPRING STYLES Or ‘ ~
Ladies Tailor-Made Sails.
LadIes Dress Skll'iS. f .
and Silli Willsls. I -
Shown here tomorrow at very attractive.prIees._I, -
.v',
My...“
New Elfecls lli
Exhibitionof
Lace Curtains-
3...r. I
‘
A NOVBiiiégm Wash DIeSS Gms '
New Laces, New Gloves. , .
New Ribbons. New Silks.
VERY DELiOATE OPERATION.
mum In St. Luko’o Hospital cun-
mlto to Gutro-Entorontomy.
NEW YORK. March 7-'-Lewla J. Mc-
Konna. a clerk in an insurance com-
pany. in is St. Luke's hospital. room
erlng from a surgical operation. one or
the rarest known to modern science.
The operation is known as gastro-
onteroatomy, and consists or removing
the patlont's stomach. cutting away
the pylorls and several malignant
growths In Its vicinity. and restorlng
the stomach to its former place.
McKenna was restlng easy last
night. and the Iphyslclans say that it
the present Improvement contlnueis he
will be up in a week.
plalnod some months ago of severe
pains in his stomach and was troubled
'wlth Insomnia. Altogether his sympv
toms suggested severe lhdizostlon.
A tu‘oe inserted through his oesopha-
gus into his stomach showed a total
!dlaappearance of all acids and destruc-
tion of the pepsin. maklng .dlgcstlon
impossible. taken into the
stomach was taken away seventeen
hours later in practically the same
condition as before. This condition
DMONEB.
McKonna com-’
called for an examination which (118'
closed a tumor as his as a lion's egg.
and a systematic degeneration of the
The patient was thereupon
prepared for the operation. , A vertical
incision about llve‘ inches long was
made In the abdomen and through me
growth the exposed pylons, showing a
tumor outside oi the stomach. An in.
Chico was then made in the stomach
and Inside was tound a cancerous
growth the sire of a large orsn'sc
The point where the lnclalon was
made—at the pyloric—«ls the exit of
the stomach into the intestines, the
other .openlng beingthe entrance-
through the oesophagus. Theracomach
was cut away from the lntestlnos and
the organ lifted completely out. of its
place and laid - on, a». cushion. olI Iantl-
scptlc cloths, placed on tho1patlent‘s
chest. Then the doctors cut-ow“ the
tumor. and cut on! the pylorls. the oth-
er mallgnant growths being also thor-
oughly cut away. The atomabh was
then put back Into its accustomed
Iplace. having been Joined to the ill-
testlnos with sllk sutures.
But little blood was apparent
throughout the whole operatlon, which
lasted one hour and fifteen minutes.
The patient rallied at once, and It was
seen that the operation was a success.
C‘LLfll-z . .. .,
Sey oIIr ’sSto e
at our store. Anything you need in our line.
.‘ I“
and 25¢. bottle.
VERY CNOICN
panoramic CALL. 133.5.
SPECIALS
FOR min
LENTEN SEASON.
NATO“
We are receiving mail and telephone orders from all parts of the town for the fine", Bridgewator
- Hills Creamery Butter. It received the “highest score” over all otherspof any butterrin Connecti—
cut. 32c. lb. in prints, 39c. lb. in tuba, 3% lbs. for $1.00. ‘ ' i '
‘ Fine Elgin Creamery Butter., 25¢. and 27c. lb.
Fancy Fresh Country Eggs, 35¢. dozen. ‘
. Pane Vermont..Maple-. Syrup. Ismail
I‘ry the Genuine Old Dutch Java and Arabian MaelIa Coffee, (nothing like it in town.) 389; lb.
ltaucy Double Cream Cheese, 16c. lb. , .l
The Best Collar. at th‘opopular price of ass. per lb will be found here. try it 1 ‘ 3‘;
I furl-Lb:
l . ”.11:
n“. ll .. s. haw-la
,i,‘.s
v
I Fancy Apples,«Cl’Isp White Celery, sweet Potatoes, Boston Head Lettuce. Parenips, etc.
Nothing but first-class goods, and the lewest prices. You will make no mistake by _orile‘tillg
Everything fresh, sweet, pure and wholesome
I
» on... “Wm Mung Grocer, 33 West unllngtu Strut
\ FINEST PNINT BUTTER. .
3 monomers Cod Fish. sol-Kipper“ Herring.- I Inc. can.’ Mustardm Sardine iii was for
.. “ow Fat Mackerel. ouch sorOld fashioned CodiNh h. . lb. mm ,_ ,1“. can.
'1 Melted Herring. each. 4 schematic Oil sardines. so. can. Bound Mackcrcl.’ " (all. ohn.’
~ it‘ll “Genus Munro ranks. as cams. .
.._ ERIN 3WD Pl kill? common, equal tctlic but. so. aox
5 cunts can, _
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