URDAY: JAN. 25. 1902.
Miniature Almanac for Tomorrow.
filth rises 7:10; sets 4:69.
fetish tide 12:40 a. m.; .7257 p. m.
l business ‘ communications for
, MM. should he addressed to The
Must. Personal lsltors not desired.
Prince contemplates establishing
irplsss telegraphy between Algiers
I“ ‘ Tlmbuctoo, across the Sahara
desert.
» . ,Klns Oscar. of Sweden, has offered
a reward of $2,500 for a golden cradle
that was sent in 1720 by a German
prince to Queen Eleanor Ulrica. of
Sweden. for her baby. The ship bear-
in: the cradle was wrecked in a storm
, oil-the island of Tjorn and was looted
. by the inhabitants. According to tra-
dition. the cradle was buried in the
sand somewhere on the island.
The Maryland senate has unani-
. ‘, State librarian 01 Maryland to remove,
from the State library the third vol-
ume of Maclay’s history of the United
States Navy. The Senate also nnnis'~
mously adopted a resolution
the adoption of a congressional resolu~
tion extending a vote of thanks to
Rear Admiral Schley for gallantry in
the battle of Santiago.
Miss Mary F. Acton and Martha S.
Hoyt, of Boston, the former a lawyer
and the latter the widow of n clergy-
man, are interested in a bill before
the Massachusetts legislature empow.
ering the ghvernor to appoint women
as “ special commissioners" to per.
form wedding ceremonies. him only
women in lllassnchusctt who now pos- 1.
boss the right are those who are imuis- ’
tors of the gospel. '
insurance policies of Ring Edward‘s
life have been issued for sums ranging
from $10,000 to $20,000 by Toronto in-
surance companies. and the Montreal
companies, according -to the Star 0.
that city, will also accept business of
that kind. it is estimated that Kin:
Edward is n $15.000.000 risk to British
companies, of which sitoouooo is car-
ried by tradesmen who are protecting
themselves against the possible denih ‘
of the King before the coronation. ii
appears that niiy one can take out a .
policy on King Edward's life. provided
an insurance interest can be shown.
Mr. Green of Wichita. Kansas. who
has just celebrated his ninety-sixth
birthday. was a neighbor of Martin
Van Bill‘en. whom he disliked. He saw
and talked with a man who witenSst-d
mmflt'hc famous ride of General l‘ulnuni
and who said that l’ulnum did not
ride down the stops lull descended n
hill beside them. He knew Aaron Ilurr
Admiral Dccutur, President Jackson
and Santa Ana, Ills boyhood
was a cabin boy to John Paul Jones
the famous sen fighter. ‘Thc lusl
time i took a drink." said Mr. Green.
“was the day li‘ruuklln i’icrcc was oi.
ected. Myself and three others went
into a tavern and I set ‘cm up. The
round cost me lwciro cents. in lliDSi’
days whiskey was good and it didn't
cost much. After I drunk my jigizor l
. turned around to the boys and said‘
"That is my last drink.’
ad, but I have kept the pledge ever
since." Referring to his dislike of
Van Bin-cu. he says' "Maybe it. is
because i know him so familiarly. He
looked too much like a wolf to suit
me."
The War Department is froqucnily
called on to inspect oum-r types of
, “filament. One of the oddest Sili‘l'l‘
areas of the kind is now before it for
inspection.
pie.
” mously adopted an order directing the '
urging i,
chum ‘
They Iauch- .
’ it is called a mob gun.
:Iild the scheme of its operation is sim-
It consists of a heavy belt that
One this find can'.
which taste vary so at this season.
A girl's hat may he made of very
rich materials, but it should be simple
in design.
! chafing dish.
osmium iii» “
l
A bit of sherry is an improvement to :
chicken and mushrooms prepared in a;
, Some people forego the use of eggs'
lsltogethor when they are sold at thel
lpresent high prices. But if they are
lused. say at breakfast. in the place of
I most. they cannot be reckoned so very
expensive.
The habit of taking a nap after
lunch which is such a factor in keeping
,women young in both feeling and looks
its practiced by some men also. I have
gsecn it stated that President Roosevelt
lis addicted to the habit.
Unless you have used it, you have no
idea how pretty crepe de Chine is on
not expensive. A bit of inexpensive
lace and enough chiffon for a scarf or
sash are all that is needed to trim.
Everything in gloves is to border on
the brown. Fawn-a sort of gray mix-
ed with mode, brown and even the
bright tans are to be the spring styles.
lrays are pretty. but We’ve had them a
,long time. Brown gowns, too. are to
.be very fashionable.
She who can make. her own lace col-
lars. or has friends to make them for
1hcr. or again, can afford to hire them
i vundo. is fortunate. Hand—made collars
{have a ratchet that machine—made can
3never have. although many of the lat-
lter are very beautiful. So she who can
i have the real I consider fortunate.
This chafing-dish recipe from “Har-
I .
"tannins: Gaunt In Disordered
liens and Biathlon fluid by
ill. Geno’s llama.
' You can't stop worrying by just trying
to. Worry is wrecking your life. and you
know it. but you say. "I Justcan't help it,"
and keep right on worryin
Dr. hresne's Nervura
blood and nerve
, rcuiedywillsid you quickly. ltyoiirlierves
‘ are all right you won't spend your life, and
children. while particularly. and it is.
‘ torud with the
Ipor's Bazar" will be enjoyed by those.
,who like chicken livers. The livers are
to be prepared beforehand by cooking
lunill tender and cutting in large pieces.
1Then put. them in the, chafing-dish with
‘ a tablespoonful of flour. Add a tea-
‘: spoonful of lemon juice as pinch chop
lped parsley. and a dozen cubup olives.
'wllil a glassful of Mederia. if you wish.
tand simmer fiVe minutes: serve on thin
toast.
NEW CHURCH DEDICATION.
in Connection With Grace
Baptist Edlfice.
Following is u revised program of
lthe exercises in connection with the
dedication of the new (lrncc llaptlst
it‘hurcll. corner of llutlcr and Quincy
streets, which will take place tomor~
row and Monday. under the direction
i of the pastor. Rev. D. t‘. Thomas:
3 P. M.
. Ceremony
' Remarks.
Rev. \\'. ll. Hubbard.
Singing. announced by Rev. (Eco. D.
‘ Rood.
Congregation.
Scripture Reading.
Rcv. \V. N. Morton.
l‘l‘nycr.
i Pastor D. C. Thomas.
I \Illlll‘lll.
‘ \. M. E. Choir. of lilo Knight Street
( illll'l'h.
‘ \lllii‘t‘h’e’.
Deacon Andrew Thompson.
\ (.ii‘feriniz.
‘ Singing, unnounrvd by Rev. '1’, W. (iur
ilt‘ll.
Sermon
Ill-y. linol'gc Ill‘nkcr. .lr.
. ‘inglug. nunouuw-d by Rev. l-‘. Ilronn
Zlcncdicllcn
nt‘I' ’I' D Van Doren.
~i'.\‘li.\\'. S I‘. ;\l.. RI‘IFI'I..-\R SICR
VICES ANN PREM‘HING.
DEDICATION SERVICES. MONDAY
.lANllAlli 2i, Hill: at S l‘ .\i
Singing. illlllOlllll'l‘ll by Rev. Sherman,
, Scripture Rmding.
Rev. 1". l‘. llruinuu.
Prayer.
for. Thomas ll. Dcnchiicld.
‘ Singing,
(‘hoir of liziplisl t nurvh. (il'i‘i’llWlfil.
,“oluls lll::ioric;:l,
l‘usmr Thomas.
lvmurks.
Deacon Andrew Thompson.
)l‘l‘crlng.
\‘inziugw—Solo or Duct.
Singing—Zion Stands With Hub: Stir
rounded.
Announced by Rev. W. 0. Harris.
Sermon.
Roy, George Nicholson.
\l'ords from the Association.
Roy .\. (‘. Hubbard, llll
Singing.
i‘on grcgui ion.
llelicdiclion.
I‘ustor.
All fil‘o welcome.
All sulm-ribers and holders of mi-
‘ocllon bricks arc psi-tori to report on
them either Sunday ov Monday.
MONTHLY MUSICAL SERVICE.
Al the vespcr service in the South
ENor walk Congregational Church. to
norrow afternoon at 41:30 o'clock, the
' ‘5 strapped 81’0“! lhl‘ “'llltll- This bolt : following musical program will be ren.
is provided with a great many small
car-
Atinched to each compart-
ment is a miniature pistol frame. This
the.
waist. and when it is desired to wing
it into action, all that is necessary is
' to turn up the bolt and pull the trig-
gers. Both bands can be worked in
{A this way. so that there will be no loss
'l‘heJnvcnior states that bi»
compartments that are to hold
.,tridses.
ilpparatus is to be worn about
at time.
rivals wire to N. Y. City.
all, in. ii will it
(it rcd'
livmn 038.
:Male Quartello—Far Away ........ .
' Miss M. Linssy
Soprano and Polo Duct.
Mixed Qliai'teiie—~Art Thou Weary ..
Hymi 004
. Soprano Solo
,Adllrossm"'l‘lu- Religion
Men Admire."
Male Quurlello ----- Remember Thy (‘.re
aim in the have of Thy Youth . . ..
We Young
....................... l . ll. Rhodes . ~
‘ tore tiring it Will be necessary 10 ("‘le Prayer, with response by choir.
in l full breath, as the. check of the
“fin: might otherwise injure the. atom-
GRACE CHURCH MUSICAL SER-
Tomorrow morning the pastor. Rev.
‘w. w. 1‘. Duncan. will begin a series
for cannons. each having a chapter for
The motion of Scripture thus
impounded will In the Epistle of the I
The first man of those as» l
solitary moss will no activators: i
l a text.
‘ Romans.
..................... A. .l. llolllcn
burn up Your attractiveness in worry. Stop
and thin about this and think of the mob
titudes of women who have been helped by
this medicine. 7
bias. 1.. Il‘. Munrnv, 18 High St. New
Bradford, M ass, says:
“ i have been a terrible sufferer for more than
I your with my hand. incvorknew roll or peas.
night or day.
Ever nerve in
my end wal , .
{ulnping con~ . .
innally. ldoc.
best doctors in the
city. but I got no
relief. lwasuiter-
lv discouraged un-
II a lady friend
advised me lo lry
Dr. tircono's Ner-
vura blood and
nerve remedy.
" i have now
taken six b t-
Ilas of the N r‘
vuru and three
boxes of Dr.
Greene's Lax»
urn Pills. and i
am more than
happy and
rsleful to Dr.
troops for his
wonderfuimed-
irinus. 1 am
glad to say that I know once more what peace and
good health are. I can out and sleep well, and
work with comfort. i advise all sufferers to
make no delay in using Dr. l'lrecuo's Nurvum
blood and nerve remedy. and I guarantee that
they can be cured by Dr. tirrouu's grunt ncrvo
cure.‘
.86 strong and healthy. Keep natnru'l
‘ifis intact. Worry will drop out of you:
lie as soon as your nerves are in perfect
control.
These same nerves L'IVI‘ you the headaches
and pains that draw you down. Dr, lircvuv‘s
Nervura blood uni lu-rvo remedy is the per-
feet assistance you need. Don‘t waste an
hour before bculumng ils use.
In. Greene if you aro puzzled. f‘ull or
Write. “is lilitil'fl'i‘l is Illi Fillli Avenue,
New York City. Dr. llriwnc's Luxuru i’lli»;
are a grand cure for t‘onstipullon They are
gentle but clllnicnl. They never L'i‘lii‘. If
your drugglsi. doesn't have tiltin. send ‘25
cents to Dr. Greene.
l'uusuli
the morning servicc on lili‘ following
Srldmllls. .lnnnury ‘Jll. February 0 and
February ill. the topics lll'ill'l i‘l‘qwo
lively "Two Reveinll is of (ion. 'Ihe
Hwn Balance" and ‘ l)l'.”f" -ion and
a (loin-fusion." Al the H o'clock young
people's meeting tomorrow night the
subject will be, 'n lll't-ail Awnkcninxz
in My Heart. My Church, l'hrlsi's
(‘hurclr liveryn‘llcrc." 'lllc evening
sermon will be llll» second on, "The.
Story of the l‘rodlgnl.‘ topic. “The
l‘roilignl's llroihcr." Evening prelude
subject. “The Debate on the Philip.
pines." Strangers and visitors in our
cilv will be most cordially welcome.
A special invitation is oxtl‘ndvd to tho
young people tor the evening service.
MUSIC AT FIRST CHURCH.
Music at the First (Thurch. Norwalk
'~:lmrrow: Morning prelude, lifforlory
ill l-‘, \i'cly; anilicms..ln lleuvcniy
Low Abiding. ll. l‘ lx'lcin: .lubilnlo in
E flat. Holden: conlrnlio solo, 'I no Viln
"iu‘s Lullaby. lluck; poslludo Mari-ho
Solcnuclle, Mnilly. Evening prelude.
Prayer. l.l‘l‘.‘.1illEl‘f‘1 anthem, The Rail ‘
:.\.ul Morn linih l’ussed Away, Wooll-
norii; duct. soprano and tenor, The
Lord is My Light, Huck: posiluilc, Fin
ilil‘ of 'llil Sonata. (lullmunt.
KNIGHT STREET A. M. E. CHURCH
KNllill'l‘ S'i‘ltla‘ii‘ll‘ A. M. E. t‘lil‘Rl ll
Rev. t‘. l’ .i‘olc, pnslor--~;\'o services
will be .eld during the day on no
«(unit of laying of the corner stone
of llil‘ .ruco Ilaplist Church. in llui
lcr street. pastor and people help!
invited. 0:30, Y. 1'. S. C. E. meet
ing; 7:45, preaching by lilf' pastor.
V Was Indlsnnll
illpliilll lilllll'll Ill The Ilrlllllil
lillliliISllil 'l‘im iliil'lilin
‘Hls flirts in tin Illlill'miillllli
Ilrsull In ills iii’ililii
\l’At-llilNll'l‘ON. January Zb—Thei
State Department. acting upon tho ro-
‘ouest of the secretary of the navy. has
diplomatically intimated to (front Brit-
uiu that an order relieving Captain.
Lewis liniley, naval atlncln- of the Bri-.
llSi‘ l’lIliliit-l..,\'. from furlhor dilly in this ‘
city would be very acceptable to this
government. Back of this request are
fucks which every effort has been made
to suppress.
Although the reasons that aclualed
the. Navy Departmenl in demanding
‘(Tnpiniu llailey‘s relief will xiu'obnbly
never be known outside of ofllcinl cir-
cles. it is intimated that he committed
certain ludiscrelionn in his efforts to,
get Information about. the L'nlled
States navy which made it impossible
for him to be trusted by the Navy De-
pertinent.
The communications on the subject
between the bureau of navigation. Sec-
retary Long and the. State Department
were marked confidential.
The entire matter has been arranged
between this government and the Em;
lisb authorities most amicably, and°in
such :1 mount-r that the good feclilu:
existing between the two countries
be; nol been jeounrdlZI-d,
(Inplalu lluliey is an oiliccr of agree
able personality and has made many
warm friends in the l‘nlteil Stall-s
army and navy.
THORNEYCROFTS GET CONTRACT
Will Construct Shamrock ”L, as Work
on Shamrock l. n/as Satisfactory
GLASGUW. .lnnunry 2.:.~As the re-
sull of an cynuustlvo examination of
the Shamrock l.. the first offer of a
contract to build the Shamrock ll..
will go to the 'i‘liorneycrofts. The Pit-
:imlnnlion which has just been com~
plctcd, was made with the special ob-
jut)! of determining the relative nil-r
its of the workmanahi of the Simm-
rock i. and hunmrork l . and William
I-‘ifo is so satisfied with the condition
of Sir Thomas Lipton’s first cliallonc
or for the America's cup that he wants
the 'l‘liorneycrofta toulry again on the
ninlinroi-k lil. It has been found that
tho old boat. except where aluminum
was used. has stood the strain and
wear adulirnmy. Tips plating was al-
ways truer than in the Shamrock ii,
and her unllcrbody has never shown
the weakness ill the riveting which
caused so much troubli- ill the case or
the luv! cllnucngcr.
WEEKLY SUMMARY.
NEW HAVEN. l nuary 25*”1‘“?
summary of real our to transaction of
the Commercial Record for the currcn'
work makes the folionipi; showing
Sales .‘Ilorzgucv:
_ says:
Is Gladly Extended by In East Nor-i
walk Citizen.
There are many enthusiastic citi-
zens in East Not-walk, prepared to tell
their experience for the public good.
Testimony from such a source Is the
best of evidence and will prove a
”helping ham " to scores of readersi
Read the following statement: '
l
I
Mr. Thomas Wood, who resides on
Hill street, a carpenter by trade, andl
an employee at Asch‘s hut factory.
“For three years my kidneys
troubled me. a great deal. When I
straightened up I had scvcfo pain in
the small of my back. From time to
time I had muscular rheumatism and
it became so irksomc both at my work
and when off duty that I felt it high
time to check it before. it became more
serious. I got Doan's Kidney Pills at
l’lnistell's Pharmacy. 1 had no back-
ache and the soreness in my muscles
did not trouble me after taking the
pills."
For sale. by all dealers. price 50
Foster-Mllburn (30., lini-
falo, N. \'.. sole agents for the United
States.
cents a box.
Remember the nnincwlloan'swuud
take no other.
COULD NOT CURE HIM.
Cromwell's Tastes Were Fixed—Two
Divorce Applications.
Judge Silas A. Robinson had two
divorces In the civil Superior (‘ourl
yesterday and granted one. The other
\\:ls adjourned for additional evidence.
Mary Cromwell came down from
New l-‘nlrtiold to get legal separation
from Edward Cromwell. Silo married
him in Bridgeport. June :0, mail. In
his early years Edward developed an
inordinate love of cider and as the
years grew on him his love for "apple
jack" grow too, Mrs. Cromwell thought
sin» could l’lli't' him and she married
him to do It. ll was the old story»-
jnsl n few months and then a proces-
sion of dizzy days around the cider bar
rel. Mrs. (‘romwcll left her husband
ten years ago and has not lived with
him since. The decree was granted.
Alma liuccy asked for a divorce
from Timothy Darcy on we grounds
of iulcnuwrnnce and intolerable cruci-
ty. Mrs. Darcy told a very sad story.
“Why did you leave him '.'" asked her
counsel, Attorney E, 0. Hull.
“Because he treated me someanly.
drunk so badly and would not support
me."
The court wanted more evidence and
till" cusp went over.
DEAD ON THE TRACK.
NORWICH, January The body
of James Farrell. axed 40, was found
beside lip- lrnck near the freight eta.
lion of lno t‘cnlrnl Vermont railroad
An examination of the body showed
that the plan had lmcn iii‘llli bul n few
hours. ll is supposed that ll‘arrcll was
nitnckcd with heart disease lust cron-
uig. while walking along the truck.
and lay all night where he fell. expos-
ure causing his death this morning.
llc had been a coriiel player in a local
band for a number of years. His
mother and sister live in Allcboro.
Mass.
.3—
Seym
Nee Haven l.\‘ $50,274
,Wcst liavcn. ll 4.423»
il'lartford. in 7. m H?
‘llridgeporl. 21’ 3‘. I
Waterbury, .\ 'l\ we
.Merldvu. L‘ Limp
New lirilain. a 1 .504
'NOI'W“ h, M 1 Hull
New London, l‘.‘ 7100
Middll-luwn l '3 full
;Norwalk, 1 upon
‘llnnbury. 2 liltlil
CALL 58—2.
our’sStore
TERSE COFFEE TALK
There is no article of diet that people are so particular about as coffee. A poor breakfast will
pass muster if the coffee is good. it is the favorite drink of the great American people.
it is natural for every man to blow his own trumpet about things he knows best. and we want
to sound a coffee note on ours. Listen—We sell the best coffee that money can buy and which we
know is the finest that comes to the American market. and cannot be duplicated for quality. aroma
and flavor, in this section. We are going to convince you that it will be to your advantage to buy
your coffees of us. as well as everything else in our line.
ELEGANT BUTTER. DOUBLE CREAM CHEESE and a multitude of first class goods,
which speak for themselves.
Leading Grocer.
IFLOUR
Maud 8, Floor. beat in the world. and lill‘l’e ood rounoils wh ' you should use it.
if
FLOUR“
Charles E. Seymour,
56’) West Washington SL. 80.
Norwalk.
FLOUR
First, because It is the
only Flour in the Til/in l‘ltlcs that comes direct from the mills. second. because it, makes nice, white bread; and,
, third, because It makes more broad than any other Flour on Illi‘ market. Try a bug or barrel. It's guaranteed.
fl and 37 Main Mt,
Malls
gm; ,
Ill (.Aklcs
ooon. llARl.)
LAI'NI‘MY soAl'.
roach.
MOCHA AND JAVA
POUND, 30c.
(TOFFEE.
. VICE.
sch. He tails it a mob gun because Reptuiigenima Sunday. Morning.
,itosn do its most effective work In a 10:45 a. m .
ifitherlng 0' men. Th“ operator “""ud Propositional ill ......... llavdu
not be detected an armed. and could ‘Venlte in A ' _________________ Baron
_ "1‘0 "I“ “Will“ hit "90““ mi" re ileum In l: ............. . Hopkins ; mun s noun. (this sale).
W” re from “‘3 "’er“ mm” ”‘3' ;.lubllslo in l) ............ Woodward
‘Ill “MW"G Hymn, 433 ...... . ......... Reinsgle f
M... .W. ..........s-........,.-....... ivan. 605 ..... . ..... Boyd
;0fferlory’m~8cnd Out, Thy Light.
a“ s OLIVER & co . ...... . ........ . ........ Gounod 20 ")3, Gran, Sugar, 81.00
' ' i “WWW-mill. ‘52 (MW! .Sugnr Cured Shoulders, lb., 10c
; AFTERNOON. 4115 I" M. ,Bugsr Cured Hsms, m. lilo
StOCk ‘ifroceiislonal ....... ........ (we ‘Bonele‘. Bacon. n,” in
:f’i“‘1flV“{“i;‘lf‘; ----- . ------ 83‘0"“ :3 cans Magnolia Milk. 25c
. all“ ll“ - n ‘ ------------ - mil” Cuban Cane syrup, qt. can. 101'
Brokers, Nnnc Dimitlln. in r .......... Similar pm...“ p. C_ “on... 3 pkg,” 25m,
igrim? W ni"”l'il"'ri.”” Him“ 5 courses catamaran so
' , or on;“ case: re or .. ' ours ‘
RWALK AND STAMFORD Recessionlil. 73 ...... Haydn OAR, 25c.
W FIRCT METHODIUT IPDICOPAL
CHURCH.
Telephones In Dotti Stems.
’l'nro mu Lord. 0)..
bbc bag, or Slim per bbl.
l-‘lNEfi'l‘ EDWIN UREAMERY Bll'I‘TIl'JR mice and fresh) per lb..
LITCHFIELD COUNTY PRINT Ill‘TTElt,
20o.
23c 0).; ll lbs. $1.10. .
New Pea Ileana. qt.
New Marrow Beans, qt,
Choice Compoundusrd, lb.,
moo Parlor Matches.
New orlesns Molasses. got,
0 cans sardines, for
BEST MIXED TEAS. ALL KINDS.
50 AND 60: POUND.
USEFUL AND VALUABLE PRESENTS GIVEN FREE WITH OUR FAMOUS TEAS AND COFFEEB.
New York Grocery Co.
00mm landing,
manuals i
.onday’s. Store News
LAOES AND
We have l5000l five thousand yards of 'l‘orchon Laces
HAMBURGS
and lnsertings
ranging from one to, three inches wide. selected from the foremost import-
ing house in New York City. The line shows good designs and are, durable.
Mostly Laces ranging from 0 to fill/go.
To start the selling going with snap
and dash we. have marked the entire assortment at be the yard.
Valenceinues Laces and Beadings
The most dainty patterns, from the very narrow to the widest. kinds,
The assortment ranges in price from flu in $1.00 for iii-yd. pieces.
[.0 pieces Cnmbrll- Edglngs that we imported last full to sell at fill/4c.
Monday at 9c.
Ribbons
The latest idea in Ribbon is Sash Ribbon
of the. soft satin taffeta. 7
inches wide. This style will be very p opulnr the opening of the spring sea~
S'H‘.
licrc ahead of time; all colors. 30:,- the yard.
Vellings
This is the sczisou win-n \‘cils bccolpo a necessity.
lit [0 assortment at our Ribbon Departnunt
l
You will find a coin-
I’rices from ill to 75c the yard.
Collar Tops
'i‘lu most popular and lusting of all ill f k trims.
[ll vmsl iii Lace Top: with colored (lots
We lluii- revolved ill“
l-lubloillcrcd, 23c each.
A
Absolutely Free
this advci‘liscmenl ill Th: ‘5
three stamps
This is a facsimile of the slampfia"
-4..." Evcrv purchaser who brings or mentions
:flucl Will receive
To all cuslomors trading at this at orc will be given one Trade Discount
Slump for each ’l‘cu ('cnls reprcsculmi in every purchase.
For exaillplo:—--
(ii. a 7.0 ccnt purcluwc you would I‘l‘t'tlivo in stamps: on up 80 cent pur-
chase you would l't‘('(‘i\'l‘ ii stamps, etc.
nlulllpb of 10 contained in your purchase.
The slumps will be given on tho
For instance, on a 17: cent pur-
cll:isc_ only one slump will be given you,
(‘ull at lhe store and got a stamp book.
Slick the stamps in the blank
space»: on the pages of the book, and when they arc Hit covorod. bring the.
book to our Store. we v.ill exchange it for you for our premiums absolutely
FREE of charge. Ilcn‘r ill mind that those rlumps fflhl you nothing and that
you can buy no clwapr-r where not giv cn,
Magnolia Milk, can,
Pan American Milk. can. 7c
New white Be'ans. quart.
BC. } Very Best Butter, per pOund.
1 Strictly Fresh Eggs. per dozen.
'iColumbla Riv, Salmon, '2 lb. can. 10c.
7c.110 lbs. Gran. Sugar,
No stamps for sugar or flour.
25c.
28c.
50c.
JOSELOF F
72 North Main St.
South Norwalk
NEW BISHOP LIVED IN STAMFORD
Dr. Vinton. of Worcester. Spent His
Boyhood in Stamford.
The election of Rev. Alexander ll.
\'inlon. D. D.. as Bishop of Western
Massachusetts, has special interest for
many people In Stamford. who know
him ill his boyhood. Dr. Union. will)
is now about 7.0 years of age. is a son
of Major (it’llf'l‘ill David ll. Vinlon. l’.
S. .\ He Was born in Texas, lull ul
llll' outbreak of the (”'lvil “or his
father entered the Union Army and
liil‘ family mow-d north and solilo-d in
Stamford, living in lilo house in North
street which has TPi'l’llii)’ been Dr.
lllgcs's aanllarium. Dr. \inton re-
ceived his early education hero. He
then entered St. Stephen‘s (‘olloize in
Annandalc, N. Y., and was graduated
in i873. entering the General Theologi-
cal Seminary in New York. the same
year and graduating in 1870. His
first parish was the church of the Holy
l‘ommunlon in Norwood. N. .l.. where
he wns rector for two years before he-
lpg called to the Church of the Holy
Comforter in Philadelphia. where he
remained until he wool to All Saints'
thumb in Worm-all-r. If years ago.
Since thnt limo he has been the rector
of All Saints and has built the parish
up into one of the strongest in New
England. He was the mat archdeuu
con of Worceuler. and Is one of the
examiners of the flour-ml Theological
Hemlnary in New York. He received
tho degree of doctor of divinity from
i-ll. Stephen's (‘flilPKl’. lie is an un-
married man and lives with his broth-
nr. Robert C. Vlnlon, of Worcester.
Mrs. John ftlnrkuon Joy, of New York,
and Mrs. ifreeby, of Philadelphia. are
his only sisters.
A RUCHING TRADE.
M
Great Things Predicted for This 8“.
son's Hailing.
in expressing his opinion of the com»
Ina spring trade to a llnnbury News
reporter. a prominent lull manufactur.
er predicted that the business would
ccllim- anything In a solid many years
and. In point of the number of lists
bent out. would go ahead of any trade
in the history of Dsnbury.
It will be a his trade for both still
but and soft but manufacturers. The
tendency In the derby list style» this
season is toward the high. taper
crowns and hill: Get brlms. The in-
troduction of some extreme styles
with wide brim by some manufactur-
ers has sound a slight. stagnation in
the built for s no W as the nut
diversity of styles creates an indecis-
ion in ihl' minds of retailers and job-
bcrs as to what styles to order.
The wide brnnmcd stiff hats In fact
are nothing but feelers. for next fans
trade and are not in reality spring
huts. So largo arc the proportions of
these hats that tncy cannot be worn
without an overcoat by the average
pvrrou and consequently are not suit-
ublc for spring wear.
This slight indecision will not um-
ounl to anything and filf‘ spring lialn
will be ill the taper crown high brim
styles. Orders for lbs-so slyles have
been pouring in in constantly increas-
ing number and lhv nuimifuctlirers
are doing their bcsl to discourage 0r-
dcrs for the wide brimmed hats as It
is certain they would not prove satis-
factory for spring and early summer
wear.
The factories are becoming busier
every day and the rush is expected io
continue well into the spring.
EARL ROSBLYN DIVORCED.
EDINBURGH. .lununry 25.4mm
court today granted the Earl Rosalyn.
a divorce from his wife, who was Miss
Violet do (ircy Vynor, on the ground
of «insertion.
TIIE BROKE! AXLE.
WWI Defects in Iron sud Stool. '
mu Portia on It» and Land.
An ulsbroskn under a our of the limited
cypress. Only and axle, yet it wrecks tho
the train; a dozen xmus, podium, killed
and injured. What mule that silo break
and not some other”! Was not the strain
the some for all? You. but. that particular
axis had s weak spin, in it may be from
the day It. was cool. It is other: so with the
uhsflnof alumshIps. The weak spots do
not show on the untold: sud are discovered
only when they have caused discolor. The
some with your body. Wlialis the weak
spot? Wburois It? 1Foil 0?le doctor
in: know that ponihly, for the body fill.»
an showuigus to ways that. machines do
not. When you know it you should take
alto protect it. When you do not know
tyou should tells the boot ibis we of
m general health. Avail excess of awry
bad we flmfnnclloml bollnoolnd
lsrlty of your system by using (Juicers
want. I new modicinnullscoverod by Dr.
stid Kennedy of Kingston. N. Y., a phyl-
otsu known tn the people of this mmntfy by
blossom u s surgeon sud pathologist
for thspsst thirty years. This remedy. his
latest and host. inbuiidersndlmlsrnn
in t and purifier. and protocol a
cooling-s of your wool: .
sad
. ..
muslin the Wklmm tie vent.
mspt so oths w, of it.
Norwalk Chronicler