”t ‘min to do (much:
Wm
new turns out porcelain
ndoiins. The toilets
better than that of Valhalla:
‘9 they are unaffected by
ill Numeral-um. .A Meissen
liner?“ hilarious and parcel
~l lathe inventor. .
\‘d
‘Polarvisspedltion has been dent
‘ Baron Toil's Russ
Which in the Saris. proceedw
, the Siberian coast. attained
‘ ”minutes north latitude
of-“the New Siberian Islands. but
_. latte reach Bennett Island. It
ring in .erplnslti Bay.
mom—...:
nationalist ministers of Bo -
. vs investigated the bibuioua pro-
We 1of the students at Harvard
‘efluassachbsetts lnstitue of
Hm mannerisms is that
1 7 To” lBillionaire drinking among
young gentlemen than there was
their predecessors twenty or
.‘el‘ fort has just been completed
to island..ac1thc entrance to
W harbor .;of; Toronto. italy.
' s a large steel tower. with ex-
wo twelve-ton guns. The entire
can be turned in any direction
‘dt‘aulic power. The tower weighs
. s. and cost £480,000.
‘ lT- Lindholln, of Stillwater. Wis-
" in, is the possessor of a rare relic
Norway, a verdict rendered'by a
I twelve in June.
house. where .Chrlstlanla now
». At the bottom of this novel
7 ct hang twelve. strips of sheepskin.
V «twelve pieces of beeswax the size
‘ allwatch, which. contain upon
the seal, of “one of the jurors.
ting the strict regulations of the
‘ illtdry code is one which for-
' y to present himself before
floor with a cone in his
, weeks ago a reserylst so
.. spllnself as to enter'tlle oiilce
recruiting sergeant major carrying
"Wlttngstlck. For this heinous of-
e unfortunate reservlat was
" rtmartlaled to ten ‘weeks'
or inSubordlnailon.
1Aliilerican Wool and Cotton Re-
;hasiigured out that while the
‘ ' lie of Fall giver are capital-i
. “pinkie. the capitalize»
“the iioptne'rn cotton mills, as a
. it. $16.30 per spindle. Thane-
' raisthe question whether the
. millsihavo other advantages
1." ty aséthls in the amount of cap-
on which interest must be paid.
’ .;; 2: the opinion that in a per-
1“ ‘ demand for cotton
the WWFWW will and it .diill:
compete with the great Massa-
factories.
be
2.
re 2 ileum-ems
oil
to“ «ram
. , , leaders“
amen left her’reelduary
t‘ ‘s small word’l‘nay
to his daughters, Fannie
e daughters claimed the ra‘ald-
8‘ crowed "Business is at a standstill.
“armor. live feet thick. It con-E
1553, at one ’
g firs sn- husband.“Pstm-' 1.. Cannot
fie died“balore ills wife, and shaft
change her will. which gave”1
llklili and an. o. l. saline. .
up, presenting evidence .1!
“ Donuts hallidsolaredthatfi
. than to hove it. The vice;
decided that thsdaatliof ;
~ WATiiillBlim', Febrllti‘il Amy—Bowie
zinsssriuncocvsring threesome crusher
was once the business section at the
“city. illmrnlturs and thoussboid clients
piled ,in sindhy, wire~tauaied streets,
WW9 Iii.- idoyd. a prominent insurance
impulse; bins coated national swords—
man and everywhere surging. curious
‘ ‘iaus'll‘l‘ess men whose establishments
were destroyed by the names are otter-
ln‘ni'ecord prices for new quarters.
‘On‘a’ihundred and twenty~iive dollars
per month was offered and refused yes- “
tsrdsy for a store In South Main street
which has previously commanded but
use per month. it is very dillleult to.
secure quarters, anywhere. This morn-
lug merchants are talking of erecting
less»
099??
name audaun
Maritime lot
it was a dove
ascribes. ‘ ‘hs n
broamdlit with
neglectful.
occasions, did
do
ed'ccndition, or
reader. too apparel
through Hamish
tents on tile» public green. .
An accurate ilgures become obtains—5.
hid it is evident that the loss will not;
he as heavy as was at llrst believed.
,Georgehl.Boyd. a prominent insurance :
man, whose firm had Written policiesi
on nearly‘evary: one of the“. burnsdi
buildingsgsald this morning that he;
was positive the loss would not total ;
more than ‘ll.500.000. The fact that‘s
most of the machinery of the Water- f
be saved. coupled with the fact
tenants in buildings some distance rew‘
moved from where the flames '
broke out‘ivere stile to remOVc much
their property will materially redo
co
the estimates given out.
{suffering entailed by the conliagration
i
overcoat. .
cause the south
We crotchety.
topiary suits or woe.” having forgot
ten to. put on his 'fantlc-disposition"
wardfiof Bow 0
was “other evi-
oyaity and dew
ward the mainte-
tb thn be and
an. “... . .
all? Gil ill. some
as acid, but they
a cheery. goodwill.
The our “not something eventful or
of commits
, dueon such
t} contribute its due
share of canal oration to its not as
for it forced many to‘buianlined nto
its aisles and on its platforms. and on.
re the. cbiiiWraft
at its over crowd-
,titko the alternative of
a wait cud freeze on «the sidewalk.
This was‘the initial; but did not end
here. One wonlseemsd to tread fast
upon the heels of another. for the
ntly. was affected by
“the weather» and this sent a chill
dressed in his "cull-
, Blithe must not be facctlos or cup-
2tlous with a performance simply be
ill; is out of Joint and
The great length of the play—dieing
at
all
once the longest and most involved
d intricate of the poct's—«demauda
much severe pruning and clipping to
allow it to be brought within the coin
probably.
ibury American’s newspaper plant will ; pass of one evening. in this Mr. How.
thutiard evinced good Judgment.
though
indulging undue deliberation
first 7‘ and a too frequent employment of the
of ; grave inflection in its rendition. Ham-
’iet does not seem to us to be merely
a‘t‘nlnklng creation, although the play
On the othcrha‘nd the actual physical is deemed a destiny of thought. He
does not simply think it a phlegmatic
ecomes more and more apparent. Dos- k “100‘! and lose the force of enemy in
em of families were driven“ from‘their ~ the 03°14‘- 0f resolve; he can and does
ibomes. .saving neither furniture or ‘act 0“. occasion and With energy: he
clothing. Many of them were drenched
.with water and half frozen “with cold.
g'i‘hcyabi: ”hitting; with
gfriends‘ “and .as one wear
{said this morning: ‘ '
yoeycd mall
{stop sponging."
‘ The occupants oi the Scoviilc house
Ehu/d the most severe experience. Mrs.
{William Ellsworth Kimball, head of
itho Kimball School of Music. who es-
{caoed from the biasing building. clad
verily in a hathrebe. loneportsd seriously
ii“. I-l‘er little’ddhghter. who was ca-r-
ivied out in nor niciituown is also null
iforlng. Attorney Harry Minor and
Hire. Minor. who narrowly escaped
death in the smoke-tilled halls of the
i‘hotel. are suffering from the inhala—
ltlon" of > smoke. Other guests at the
:Sccville. which, because of the destruc- .
{lien or the ‘F‘rankiin House. was
3cr0wded with guests. underwent simi—
llar experiences. Scurcely anything
was saved from. the hotel. Proprietor
i'l‘ruman rescued a box of cigars, but
{lost all his clothing and jewelry. ll. .
ill. Peck. one of the city's seven mil-
;ilonoires, lost a small. but valuable
collection of paintlhgsand other works
of art. including’a' rarely executed
copy of a ClaudaLorralne landscape.
tllagwhole amounting in value to near-
lly 316.000. Jean Jacques. the state the-
atrical magnate. and his wife, lost
personal 'property worth 85.000.
i Althoughit was intended. to relieve
ithe members of Companies A and G
“from duty this morning. the revival of
l
l
louent rushing of the crowdsresulted;
iln the order to keep the soldiers on;
5duty until 9 p. in. The guardsmen';
‘have rendered aid to the police force.i
iwhlah is well nigh silent. and to the;
iexhausted firemen. There are tales ofi
ipetty thieving from goods plied in the '
; streets. but there have been‘no arrests
. and wonderfully little disorder. Last
.‘inigllt a gang of perhaps fifteen hood-
lums' .all' drunk and correspondinlriy
'liquarre-lsome. tackled “a squad of Com-
}nally A'boys guarding t {ruins in
“lBankystreet. .Tlle G it met!
Whe‘btlttgprhlsbtlyi'andn fl . ly as a
1result of which one tough reported at
a neighborina doctor's oulcb with a
.badly not head. The dWaamas
oulciily ended. " ‘
run of incendiarlsm in the manila
house are is now sacral. 2 he discs.
' trolls blflt‘d in). it" unfit ll. more
than waterborne microcosms
.nifht be fine to accident. The hoov-
evil e henna are. which started lathe
' a ,
andiBatllrday matinee will be the liar
and aldnquaraddnlady annually. This or-
. salliaatioahasmat witngraa success.
say , w, "rituals ‘
, . Whitening
but never mellow
Wide range of int
lgoes thinking, but novel-halting; he‘
; reasons. but never dreams: he phlios- .
sympathlzing . apnea. but never poses for more eri
‘ ‘ ‘ f fact; he is as varied as the rays of the ‘ "
glirlsm fshilll never murder»: or cynical: .
.. . . out, o a tie creations of the marl"
0°“ ““3"“ “be" well be able tnfiler-«and Hamletls his idealwllc is as:
f keen; subtle and (8.115th as a two~edgsd ;
(alclon: flashing in reporter: biting in ’
noua‘ and it is this
erfuseil oxpericnbea
that render him so liuanprencheble in
a successful representation.
Mr Howard bore an even pose. a
fair judgment of an intelligent render
I ing of the text; ngood consolation. in 1:
liver under‘done in action than over-
wrought .n periormance~but all too
We have said it
‘ lame and deliberate toils fascinating.
was sensible and in.
giellisent. output at rill artistic from a ,
dramatic or eloclltlonary standpoint. it
would have passed current as a quiet
parlor reading, but was much too tome
nioncs
log.
it. lacked
Hamlet wns
‘ and monotonous for a platform perfor-
vivncliv and color
not a drone of som- .
g llrcllue, he was a working bee in the
hive of intellectual activity, burning
, with coal in his father's cause, though
ihedged about and held in by clrcum»
stances. which he could not control.
our disengage himself from their on-
tanglement. Polonlustlli character
pass with .
, was fairly done_ and the grave-diggers
5 with the pickalr and the spade brought ,
3 to our minds more nearly 'a true char-
: aotsrination~though even they seemed
. . , . . - lall so i .
t to direct such a remark “I e. the flames in the ruins pad the‘conse t stare at t mes Ophelia. will
“Too much water had she already
And therefore
forbid our-tears."
Horatiordid not survive the wreck.
G.
”Java...
amusements.
LUCIER NOVELTY COMPANY.
The Lucier Novelty Gomedy Com-
pany, on its twelfth annual triumphai
tour of the world.
will be the the at-
traction at Hoyt's Theatre tonight. The
organisation carries its own uniformed 7
band and‘eoio‘orohcsfra. headed by the
celebrated blind cornetiat. J. R. Luster.
There will bar‘witnssssd the smartest
comedy creation of the age. introduc-
inaths entire com
Will all new fea-
tures and specialties. and everyone at-
mvl firth.
is assured of
getting their
ir‘nov'rta ransran THIS want:
The , attraction
at Hoyt’I Theatre.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday nights
human“ aPtt
repeats of it:
torn instant-dc, ‘
xa retrofit ‘
cation.
“Novella "‘
y iiild -
duress oncuserna.“
Return or the uldq‘t'avnrlinsywlui New
Comedies. New songs, New
Dances, ‘ New Music. .
PRICES,
Headed by Joseph disorder, the
suns sue Gornailat.
10, do 30 and 50 Cents.
_ oRANo conceal“. .
a
i i .
torbsllefllm ' . M
will * iliiis Battalion
Hoyt’a Theatre, WEADNEQDAY, FEB. 5.
MR. HARRY {PEPPER
-—-—--~-’-.«—-- Violinist.
MR3. PAUL M. fi’l‘RAYER. War.
MR8. GEORGE EBUXTON.‘
MR8. nowaun ems.
. .. ‘ i “a; ”flirty “gown“
. duels ,. ‘
Corned“ Comm“
nussihn salesmen anus J
provisions . p _
enable, Nationalshanhing Associations
to extend their corporate existence and all new. code when the season opens he cutest op '
. . . .. p - portumtyfor
33%;; W’W' “WW9" 3“" everybosy tote-curs unheard of bargains: ‘ e‘pric‘es are one—third
lildgelyycolnptroller of. the Currency.
do hereby certify that "Thacny Na
tied-l Bank of South Norwaik.” in the
0
of
is authorised to’ have succession tor
the period specified in its amended ‘ar- $150
ticlos of association, namely 'until
January'al; lee ‘ p ‘
, by satisfactory evidence ‘
ribs undersignfiityhaa; ;
appear that,” . ,_
. o, . Will NOMII, '".'
, “acutil’fiorwalk. ii?’ the
“Entrapment! meteor lion
‘ complied with all the
of the “Act of Councils to
. Such an array of Genuine Bargains"
.colintersbefor‘e. Cost and profit entirely f pits in
‘ iii Winks is testament sv ,. "
merchandise; We can’t afford to
~till
worth of ; Winter
y over. . We must am a
to onsw'hali lower than our usual close prices.
onlyiat the Boston Store-tomorrow ~ ,
Children’s Bleeping Garments. Cotton.
Flannel or Ribbed. all sizes ....l19c
badles’. Black. Corsets, an odd lot.
extra long waist. values ,. $1.00 to
‘ 59a
Trimmed Hats, regular price. $2.98.
NOW THEREFORE 1.3'Wiillain B. [You can study econ-
whiteor gray, value $1.00, at 76o
Ladies' winter weight Percale Wrap-
pers. all dnrncolors, value $1.00 « 69c
Ladles’ French Flannel and Albatross
Wuists, valuoiszlls and $2.25. at [1.25
Trimmed Hats. were $3.98. at. .. 31.90
“g otifiouth Nerwaill, in the County
airfield, and State of‘Oimllecticut.
. ‘u‘uu... ....... ....-
clime or business on Jan arr 31. 1922- M . i. I. 149 Trimmed lists were $4.93, $5.50 and
‘ 1" ”WWW" William” W Children's bung Coats, slaea’ 4, (land $6.00. at ...... $2.75
‘ ‘1 uses my hand and Seal 8 years“, values up to $5.93, at ., 32.49 Ladles’ Tailor Made Suits, were 81.00,
(Sen) 3‘ ”if?“ thlrltg-grst ,Men’s All Wool, very heavy Shirts 911118?! styles. black and gray.
”Nil gmfi'gbmyy' and Drawers, value $1.50, at. ....anoo at - ”-90
Comptroller-bottle Curl-one Men's» Jersey. ribbed . Shirts and landles' Lace and Embroidered Hand-
.y, Drawers. value 60c. at ..... L... 37V»: kercllie‘fs,.value_15c‘. at 9c
‘ g "”3543 . Men's ‘Unluundereuv White -'8birta. Children’s Mittens, the kind, at 9c
, . ‘ ‘ -.s value the. at;.*.. ......... .. ...... 319 Men’s double Breasted Wool Shirts.
use, ACCIDENT. pup HEALTH Men's All Wooli‘iocks. vane 25 at 16c drawers to match. value 31. at . . .. 7oc
-- lNhURAblOE Ladioai'Bllk and Fleece Lined’ loves. Boys’ Sweaters, value 95c, at .. sec
- minis so? at t id Hdkhiaf'w isldfn's Outing Flannel Shirts. value
. os ace Hume on ere es. cat......... .............. ...55c
52 ANNUAL 5TATEMENT, vaine‘bc, at so Steel Knives or Forks. each 5c
‘ . ‘ , (Condensed) . 1% qt. Pudding Pans ............ 10c 10 or 14 inch chair seats. each 5c
, ‘1 . l9c Wash Basins ............. .. 15¢ Huck Towels, the We kind 7l/zc
E t n a L I fe Japaned Coke Boxes 390 All linen Scotch‘Crash, 10c quality.
9x4 Brown Sheeting, value 16c, at . 13s at .......... . ...... . .. .......... 8c
Outing Skirts. the 25c kind .. . . . . 194:
Pearl, Buttons, worth 10c doz., at. he
en’s Wool Mixed Socks, value 190.
at .............................
Issuance company.
. do
our entire line‘ of
jirony and withering in sarcasm; thlsi
demands energy. From grave to guy. i
, 26c, 35c and bile stamped tray Cloths nodies’ Fancy Hose
And a Maietlusrtécrmm'n. v. Baum ”Mini-39.90"”- at i .......... ‘19:: 39¢ and ’50:: qualities, at ........ 25c
(lice cum, will assist. mesons a. BULKELEY, President. f5”: g§‘%fia0§m§"“ ”a" 3 ----- $332617 C“??? “tam“ ”'0‘” Vests; "$3"
a nnl'r'rON WWW mom. ‘ . ml... ° 3“” M“ 2 h .3 rhinestoneradium:
Th 3 t , Assets, Jan. 1. 1902, _ 569.609.ii91.l7 - , ------- ; ------ Y » z -
e "95 “KNEW“ 0’ talent "113 Ladies black fleece Hose white value 25c at ................ .. 17c
season Premium receipts in 1901, 9,219,773.26 .... ,' . , '
' - Interest receipts in 1901 2689 81834 sole ....... . ................. 190 50c French Flannel, brown and
RESERVED SEATS, 25. 50, 76c. Totitlrebelpts in 1901; ’ ”309:65130 Ladle’il' black wool ribbed Hose, value green ................... 31c
30x SEATS 3mg .' , . _ ’ ' 25c and fine. at ..... ..... . ..... 19c Black Merceriaad Satine ........ 15c
. , . Payments to Policy Hold , .
. 1 it , . . . indies White Merino Vests, regular Nos. 10. 22 and ‘40 all silk Taffeta rib-
! era in 1901,, . , 6,052,731.21 l . . . b 5‘
. . ~ . ‘ . { vs. 4. M, cent. or us 7'5c. at ... ..... 500 on. worth 25c. 3 t, at .......... 19c
’ standard on Old Busl- Ladies all wool‘ Vest and Pants. The Foster Hose Supporter ...... ‘48:;
HOYT S THEATRE ”353- an“ 3% Del“ “9’“- . ,— , , .. ., ,_ .
‘ 23911’233‘3, 333‘; m 52 270 W 92 POMOLOGICAL SOCIETY. :ldent Platt thought that every advan-
Herald Square Special Reserve in. 'au- ' ’ ' ’ ”age should be taken of the legislation
ditlou to Reserve above Apple and Cherry Crops Failures in ithat has been-passed for the suppres-
Comedn CO given. , , 2,016,345.00 Connecticut. is‘lon of the insect pests that are troub-
. , - Gum-allied lnllid in ex. . ‘ unnrroso. Conn. February i~,;;‘l’§tthf0;§0haggfnff ““3 flute and “"3
iln a Repertoire of Comedies and Dre» C” M ‘ Requirements ’ The annual meeting of the Connecticut 3 5 ng 5'
i ‘ ...; . by Company’5 Standard. 5.323.081.25 Pomologicnl Society opened here this! - .
, . -. a“ r ntee Fund in ex- Mrs. Styles~My husband asked me
, u s . _ morning. at Putnam Phalanx hall. and y
l FEBRUARY 6'7 ”d 8' ““55 0' Requirements willcontinue twodnys. President Nor- not w “W" one Of my lon~neck
irhurssamlghm sig double bill, “For by Standard or Conn- man 3. Plan, of New liuven, presided ‘t‘gfb'i‘mffi‘fl‘t,’ “m“- “1"“ ° 3")“
. Honor’a Sliced| and “Too Much and other ..S‘QWQ» 736733235 and made the opening address. Speak- , fik 0 1:431 " h
’ ' n ”(9 Insurme""‘issued tin of the enersl fruit cm last year! ”3' y ell—Why. ‘ ‘ ink it ‘5 9'
Marrihd. 2 .- 3 3 1’ aver m (lest r t—Yo he s t s-
1» and "MW" in 19011 20‘1‘11’70-00 the president said the cherry and apple . y 0 eques ‘ 1: rs ‘3 e
iAfld the 3‘“ Specialties in Repertoire Life Insurance in for“ crops came as near being a failure as i m .. i
1.. V .; , H d . -an. 1. 1.9.9.3. ,301373383-00 «we. x er] cdl thl state. Fivei “ M‘“ ‘”"“~"‘“"*"’”’“"“"”""
i ~. ~ .3.“ 3' ’~ “ accident ”microbes in” . ‘3‘ “9.1”" web“ 1? 1 l ‘ ' -‘ s
...” . " , " " ‘ ,. . ' .. and six 0 are n arre n eary wn~f. '- . , '1
i A" WENCEYin v MESH“ FIVE force Jan. 1, 1902. lacerations m for “my good apples has been the. JOSELOFF s
grassy nightvcrlntes of a. Great City.
,jSaturday night—“Velvet and Rugs.
i
ii.
is, 20, 30c. .
5 Saturday mat.-~hly Uncle from Japan.
PRICES:
‘ly’flicES:
W
.‘.
H 0 Yr *3 ‘ “Til“
wouoav. fiégfinsv is.
run Person: or s.-riun
HOYT'B ashl- PLAY
A TEXAS STEER
The Most Successful American clim-
edy Ever Produced.
Company always up to the highest
standard of excellence, with
JAB. R. M‘CANN as "MAVERlCK
BRANDER."
25, 50. 75c and $1.00.
“88*! ind’liai‘iu‘iiu
”Wu—«...
"J. he
owes lav
EATRE.
lti‘l
iiiililllll [iiilflliille
infill-iii ’iliiiilall
Paid Policy Holders since organization
B
General Agent," Accident Department,
The smoke
borrows your
......
ruling wholesale price. The peach:
crop of 1901 in Connecticut was thei
Pall-American
3126,01537410, largest that has ever been produced.2
m- The N. Y., N. H. & H. road carried 162,- 5
E. E, HALLOCK. 760 baskets and 3.678 crates of peaches. j ' -
General Agent; Life Dept. , Allowing 250 baskets to a car this: condensed Mllk
ublnger Building. New Haven. Ct.
would make 600 cars. The legislature.
J. l. MUTOHINSON.
last winter passed a law for the sup-i
pression of insect pests and appropri-'
ated 83,-000 anuully for enforcing the?
7 c Can
provisions of the low. This legislai
ltlon is aimed particularly at the Slainé Fun welght
Hose scale. which makes its appearance] »
‘ J'ZENORTH MAIN STREET]:
leach season [in localities where its
iprese’nee has not been suspected. Pres- l
. Hartford. Conn.
f3 2t
llclgspncwthe fellow who
are.
i It Is of, Fact 2
That the goqdagw‘e otter are of the best quality that can be found in the. market, all put up in full
miglitpaeh’gfit Customers who purchasetheir goods at this store know that the quality and
price will be right, our rapidly increasing sales tells us this. .
of Fancy Chkessnd Crackers, Nabisco. Waters and Sponge LadyJFlngcra.
\
Fancy Head Rice, Large Fine Prunes, Boss Milk Crackers and Cheese Wafers. Full variety
THE unwns'r THINGOUT—RICH's FRUIT CAKE FOR wsbo‘lhcs on BARNES".
.5? Horn laid pig‘s, Ngw Mackerel, Fine Oranges. White Grapes, Grape Fruit, Bananas. Raisins,
11516“ Bacon. Harlin. Fancy Budd Tea.
Norwalk Chronicler