private converse».
' it will not cause the,
3 oslde where the com
dolalnod on oath by
limited liability company
is. have been discovor»
vim in the neighborhood
7 that they can trip along in a raincoat
‘ thin, a guard or two hulk
.. at sdlvostok to worlr.
Thsrswnsrsrmas a time whonso
and other ornaments were p duped in
which the, pretty imitation lows s s;-
are e a new boreitc onth
‘ i prove popular. It now
stats of a wold-finished piece set with
two oval turquoisesuand is so eon-
oiling drown through beneath the sets
inns- .? .
There are women whose sell. is such
or scant dimensions and be prenatal.
much more space to step in that such a
garment, makes them Indoor actually
grotesque.
loot and close at the waist. else a short
coat and woi ins skirt or waterprooi “in
InstérIsl wool be better. . _
it’s my' inlon (this is for the hen,-
eiit oi tho hants) that a mild. un-
emails to Moths form on
“well. illustrated by the
exhibit at the Charles
3 he Charleston News
shortness it as marvelous.
iir 34 inches square‘and
is said to be meroly I
3 llions of acres or; trees
will produce beams as
> Nearly a billion test oi
. out in Oregan last. year.
Wot the timber bolt.
ardly been touched yet.
will home to not the news.
i333: England. .romarksa
3 7 ho grow the sunflower
t. have any idea or its use
it til ' t proceeds thus to
ii can on its native
chit ”seed of one of
r pliant} will yield titty
_ ile gthe refuse of the
county or oil has been
3e dogs. The own
‘mllload company
(moat; in a lower
upronle court, however to
also that it was ot near
an “that the mains;
belallowsd to block the ar
‘ mu.“ it is edisplayed. had better be
lmber industry of the kept in its box. The arms of the ii:-
peered in Concord.
the greatest in the“
“So rich is this,
calories to his dog by a
at,‘ and in doing so _3
i a only was the dog
3 his. pic. it lit had sense
' to not out of the way of
as us no pecunisr5‘ value
The court holds that dogs
‘ oer: district in 1* ins. u
Rwfle p‘
can
ares don't seem to be long enough (or
the sleeves. and the result is a pushed-
up. baggy looking sleeve that would
lung awhy any prospective customer
mix ht see it. Flt them perfectly;
it will be to your advantage
AMUSEMENTS.
"HERALD SQUARE COMEDY CO.
Commenting on the Herald Square
Comedy Company. which recently so-
The: People laid Pat-
this I“?
opera house, ‘ ‘l3lit. presenting
for "Roper-s soils." to an audience
which filled the house to its utmost
limits.’ The cast is an exceptionally
good one. and no hitch occurred to
war the pleasure of the entertain»
meat The soscialties introduced
here many and leasing. May Went-
Worth and assoc tea being the head-
liners. Others who claimed hearty
wonroval were Billy Raymore in a
black lace “turn; 0 Maude Parker. a
port senihrette in songs and dances.
and Kvaeneilo. in a wierd and pleasing
act. it this splendid company keeps
collie present standard its engage
.3 meat will prove an eventrln local the—
at'ricnls." The Herald Square Conic-
dv Company appears at Hoyt's Theatre.
three nights this week tonight. Friday
and Saturday and Saturday matinee
As usual at" thaliirst night periorm
nnces at this theatre this evening will
be ladies nlaht and a large attend-
ance is looked for There will be a
crest double bill ‘tonlaht. For Honor‘s
Saks and Too Much Married.
“A TEXAS STEER."
Mr. Hoyt M o “A Texas Steer" no-
tuated by a desire to tell the truth and
the pill he others to walls wis but
scantily slides with is
ram is h
itmi‘s ithe h
a moron
Washington.
3 ill-lie
, ii ‘ ,
bishop some. .. ,.
3d ‘wh are the whole 3
use til it! '-
vsitico' in the way oi sir. belt
our 1
structed as to allow at a ribbon how.
but there are others who require so 0
These, latter should wear.
« their raincoats' out very flaring at tho
, Mandolin.
id set his:
New york sou oi «secretary or the
No Whitney. Worn married iodoy at
the presence oi
the highest oiliclsis in be loud. lnol‘ud
in; the president an in cabinet, and
oi what is recognised as the best at
New York and New England society.
The “Hay ismiiy has been In mourn-
ing since the death of Adolbort Hay.
but tor this one day the mourning was
put aside and the wedding wits cele-
brated with all the pomp and stream
stances that you. . have charaotsrlsed
it otherwise. .
For several days the guest have
been gathering and preparations have
been. made .tor the wedding. The
sroo 'a tether. a: Secretary William
w itney. came to Washington with
a party at dist! shed friends includ
in: Sir Edward lebrooire,o . T. Bar-
ney, bliss Barney and Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Puget while Payne Whitney.
the bridegroom bad authored about
its at the Arlluaton o large number
oi his college’ chains and triends.
Presents almost without number
have been pouring into the Hay home
for the last inrtalsht; it is believed
their number exceeds tour hundreds
many being articles oi almost price»
less worth But it hill not been pos
sible owing to the hindrance oi‘ the
family to obtain a complete list at
these presents though it is known that
they include house and lands. yacht.
and jewels and articles of art without
number. The church where the cor
cmony was performed was elaborately
and artistically decorated with flowers
and greens. Back oi the pulpit and
hetero the organ tall. graceful palms
formed a great horror of dark green.
and beneath like a miniature Niagara
ureat sprays of easier lilies trailed to
the ground. Candelabras. twice as
tall as a man. stood at either corner or
the pulpit platform. each bearing
tyelve lights. Down the. center aisle
use a beautiful conception, a bridal
path made up of Easter lilies attached
to the pews on either side. The walls
of the church were festooned with
southern smiiax topped oil with great
masses oi caster lilies caught up by
bows of wide white ribbon. The church
use crowded
'i‘lle ushers write all bachelor friends
of the bridegroom. namely Henry
Clown Jr. Frederick Kemochan l.
N Waterbury, in, Milton 8 Burger.
cavernour Morris. of New York:
J smcs N. wadsworill. of licenses, New
1‘;ch Hugh D. Scott oi Philadelphia
and Major Charles [3. Molin’wlcy U. St.
..oi Washington. Mr Whitusys
best man was Eugene Hale .i I. son of
the senior senator from Maine
The bride was assisted by two
oi’ the bridegroom. They wore grey
crepe do chsnc over. white silk and
long white ostrich plumes, The bride
vore neither jewels nor lace. and her
toilet, consisting of a norm of plain
white satin completed by a tulle veil
sought in place by a sorenst oi orange
Messianic.
NOTES OF THE V. M. G. A.
ionic and Guitar Club
meow Dulce".
The orchestra will rehearse tonight
‘ instead at last uisht as announced.
The Y M. G. A Mandolin. Banjo and
7 Guitar Club has organised by electing
Irranlt 5.1mm, president; iiorace Key
7:7 Worth. secretary and treasurer and
G.‘ Elana, librarian The club is
arranging for a censor tolls given by
3 ‘the. Orientaiw Mondoiin and Illinois 0r,-
t ; Wednesday.
ea"; t Htm‘_
”33.213
so 33 s neuron-y we... ‘
liar tor oi secretary of a
tutor aim Hay, and ma Whitneyot,
. sttho shawl: or the (harshest. “3
The weddius was the most notable , .
social event or the sea on in Washing. '
ion. being celebrated
maids her sister Alice Play and Doro -
thy Whitney the fifteen-yearOId sister 3
"that picture hate or white felt. with
' ar‘yia arra arising;
romaine sale. which will on-
Kendrioirs
7 heavens» I". Kuhn
Herald Square
‘ Comedy Co
in a Repertoire o: comedies and Dram
as.
FEBRUARY 3 7 and 8. ‘
Thursday nioht a bigrdoulilo hill, "For
And the are: Spooio'ibi I In RIp‘ortolro
Headed by
any wnNTwos'ra’srm’Hsa luvs.
censor posits. '
Friday night—Crimes at a Great city
Saturday nizhthelret and £328.,
Saturday inst—«My undid iroIn Jason
PRICES: .1“, 20.300
Horns rhfirnn
MONDAY. FEBRUARY ill.
THE PEPPER 0F Su'l‘lliE
HOYT'B BEB‘i‘ PLAY
A TEXAS STEER
The Most successful American com
3 say Ever Produced.
Company always in to the highest
slandurdoi excellence, with _.
us. a; M'CANN ‘l'nsvnalcx
‘ Basso ‘3‘ ‘
25. to. 75s “c.3190.
eggs iii litter liar ind
PRICES;
WILL BE GWEN BY
UncasTribsNo 26
RED MEN
At Music Hall, south Norwalk.
Monday Eve. Feb. llith l902
The entertainment will consist o! 3
these well know our mists:
Al... Ric the Lsup¥hg Comedian-
HARRY "hull,
of tile. Eh!
metath- society “travesty stretch
The GENUINE HAVMAKERB’ QUAIL
TETTF.
sols
The will! HAYMAKE‘RS’ CARD.
Grand March led by titty plumbers oi
the order.
A costumer will be‘7 in attendance.
11¢“
1 3 That.” insane that the Eon, 3
t stands behind the nieiblw "
. it is not inst what we say we will
3 gladly replace the article lino at on
‘ Med. Vegetable Dishes.
» nor soloist. into *7
113%me 3
LEW. ll. Hort? AN and JULIA IOU.
m. Howaao bloom DialoctCom .;
.. iirst clans articles
.iillcllli. ”Aron mills.
Irypiecs‘ warranted l‘ coho gear.
. Qild if
reuse.
ll pint Tea13Pots silver lined and
cool hand loo
No 8 Tea Kettles. cool handle and
seamless. -
, iii inch round 'Iirsys. assortsd pat-
terns 190.
Sean Dishes with drainer 12s.;
Nichol Plated Guspodores. _, ‘ .120.
_ OROGKERY.
All the best stool: spotters: can he
found here. All kinds of white ware,
Tea Bests Dinner Ware Toilet Sets
and union. . 2
10 piece Decorated Toilet Set. ill!
ed in pattern and silt stiplbd.‘ 0208.
112 piece Decorated binder Set.
gold lined $798 soul
112 piece Dinner Set. porcelain
body. fancy shops and border .
patterns; value 212. Is. ,sal
rice ‘ , £9.93.
Te cups and Saucers;-
Large Vegetable Dishes
2 snort Porcelain. Dishes... .
Gov. Dishes, 7 art inch, 3 29o.
Kitchen Lamps. with metal foot 291:.
4 piece Glass Table Set 39o sot.
WOOD Goad 1'0 PARLIAMENT.
DUBLIN February uw’i‘hb election
for a member oi parliament in the
East division or County Down to sue
reed Dr. J. A. Rentoul (Conservative,
. elected without opposition. In 1900).
who was recently appointed a Judge at
the city of London has resulted as to]
lows: James Weed. Mild Purchase
candidate. 8.526; Gui. R. 1:! Wallace
Unionist. 3.429. Wood's majority. 147.
a seat in parliament.
James Wood is a lawyer and no
or, and was the pi sod nominee
the Farmers and La 3 3 3 ”Union
The result is the ii its
Russell’s cornnulsoryl loud purchase
campaign against the government. of
which he is. a tonnes“ {saw 3 3
llamentary secretary
A great demonstration followed the
ornment board
‘ announcement of that?
Mr.3 hostel] in u soeeoh olialle7n‘ged
the lip onlst members of parliament
for Ulster to vacate their seats and he
would contest them He said they
had beaten the landlords and the 30v
eminent and the “entiro parliamentary
(lend heads' of Ulster.‘ 3
Mr Wood’s victory has excited Bel-
fast and lively times ore anticipated
there tonight.
3‘ stoiais‘htso
. Here you son study the right sent at
. chiller, Doughnut or Fancy Cake
GMALLPOX Olll RQARD KANBAG.
LIVERPOOL, February 6~The War-
ren Line steamer Kno'sas, Captain We
tors which left Boston January 231,
tor this port. arrived here yesterday
and landed fourteen cases at small
The result is that the opposition gains
' delved any
7 stir shallot. who‘s.
livery pious warranted to was! it)
tore live years or we will replace it tree
at coarse coolers. white lined ow
cry artlole mmleos.
Tea crap a you 1 on, ”6' 8 his”
m; a use: 85h, ssc'. d3 q'l; also.
3 3 3 cc Pans with enable! 3
tie, a 2 (it no: 8 at" 596.
Tea Ksttl 4! qt. “tr 6 at. 71c
qt, notion, 8hr: locum t.. Obs. 7
Sauce Pass. 3 pt. dis,2 . qt., 39c: iii
W l i «it; We; 6 at. 75c.
Dippetrs, with round handles, ll pt 89o:
Mill. ,
31 pint Drinking Cups 17:.
stool. ENAMEL wads. '
Direct from the agents. You know
the good points about steel ware.
9050,80“!!-
No 8 Tea Kettles pit bottom. ‘3»
quart Pudding Pass. 10.:
:9“ “E... "7.3. . it:
one we ott e. .
11 inch Pie Rates. ‘3 lilo
Wire Dish ”Cloth s so
Wire Soap JJishes, 8c
Monitors, 2::
Handle Goal Shovels, 5o
alter Broilers ‘ the
can Slew. will... size so
gold Paint, ready tor use bottle, 8o
“Smallpox broke out on board the
Kansas shortly alter she left Basics
The doses are about equally divided ,
among the cattlemen and the crew
The steamer has been quarantlrvd.
BliS'l‘Clri li‘eoruary 6~——'1‘~he Warren
Line omeinls in this city had‘not re
obviates concerning’ the
smallpox on‘ e steamer Kansas. until
the Associated Press dispatch stating
that there were fourteen cases on the
steamer was shown them today.
it was stated that the Boston ofiice
had no means oi! knowing how the cits
es developed on board The vessel
carried no passengers. 3 ,
On her lost trip to this port the Kan
see was held up at quarantine with
smallpox on board. on her arrival Jon
nary 16.43 colored cattlsman named
Carter had died of smallpox when the
vessel was about 300 miles from Bos-
ton. He was immediately buried, but
Joseph W. Tarr. another cattleman i
was seized by the disease. He was‘
placed in the hospital at quarantine.
The steamer was thoroughly iumlg‘atcd
and all on board were vaccinated.
~
”when"... .. .. t. . . .......w...,‘....._.t.,.,_.
1... ‘ M... M"...
CALL 5s...
nonsense. ,
”rhinos that you use all the time, at
prison that you never heard before.
and the? onus. is the best ‘ ,
Riyal Conlfiiovsl. sets over a bar—
rel and doe-not allow the dust
So.
to, blow around. use
a‘Gslvanired iron Covered Chamber'
Pail-3, , gee
sumo», theoreat scouring soon. was
Japanncd Oaks Bones. . 39c
Corn Popper with'tlu lid, 3 3
iill toot Clothes Line, > . 3. _ 8c
2 ouart Earthern Bean Pot;- with
(River, 7 7 I .. 170
Steel Knives or lurks, each“. 5e ,
10 or 14 inch Choir Boats each. 3. be
3 No. 8 or ii Oblong Griddle. ,25o
. be Do: stove Polish ‘ vac
Pint Botue‘AmmonIa‘; 3 ' 3 3c
Wire Potato Masha". u so
'1 Wire Toasting Forks, 24:
iron Mixing~ spoons. 3::
Cal! Handle Lifters. 4c
Circular chopping Knivesp 3 9:
Salt IdIIPepper noses, 2c
Nutmes‘llraters,’ ‘- 2o
Lyon his: Beaters, ' 17c
“The man who does a retail business
is just. like a common tradesmen,” sug.
sealed the thoughtful youth.
"He is." replied the girl who thought
she knew something .0! social stand-
ards end redulrsments. , .*
"And the man who does a. wholesale
busll’l‘oss is a merchant " continued the
rut
“Yes ” admitted the girl.
“Socially, it is better to do a whole
sale than a retail business.” persisted
the youth. “The man who deals in
ousntitea ranks the. higher."
"He does.” answereddhe girl.
“Then why is it." demanded the
thoughtful youth "that we are so dead
set against polygamists?" ,
JOSELOFF’ S
Pan-American
Condensed Milk
7-0 ~ Can
Full Weight
72 NORTH MAIN STREET.
towers toilrwthrouxh
wheat Cases, Wheat Granular?!
HELLO SEYMOUR s STORE!
That Creamery. Butler and Pine Cellos of yours is great.‘
pure Health Foods. We Want you to taste the griddle cakes Hominy Pearl Flakes
Plane Tapioca Old Homestcod Pan Cakes. Royal Health Food, Etc.
Boats anything we can ilud in town.
Such dc-
llclous hover which touchospthe right spot. Duplioate my lust order. This is the way we like to hear our one.
Buok
Norwalk Chronicler