m3. ”0.51mi: Tia:
maul lotion not 11mm.
1:1.
mils is 1111111111 of New York
Ethel; the last horsecar has
0151’ “use "’ 1'11’ Massachu»
1111111111111 Commissioners
11 their report on the
,lflys of the state, and in it
1111‘ statement that not a sin-
ill' in used on the 2,215 miles
which “3.000.000 passen-
carrlod last, year.
M. Rommell, of the Depart»
, :Alriculture, who is an expert
industry. says that Amerb
now eating more beef compar.
than over before and less pork
illicit. He said also that there
1‘9 beef cattle ill the country in
onto the population than eVar
“The number of sheep and
compared to the population is
illif.
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WEST MYS’i‘lC, February 1'1.—~ln
the presence of over 5,000 persons the
great new live mauled schooner, the
Jennie it. DuBois, was launched at the
yards of the Holmes shipbuilding
company here today The huge craft
slid down the ways in s‘uporb style and
her nose touched the water at exactly
11:07 a. n1. Those present who are
familiar with launchings pronounced
the maiden plunge of the Jennie it.
DuBois a most successful one. The
schooner was christened by Mrs. Jen-
nie ll. lluBols. wife of Judge DuBois,
of Providence. of the Supreme Court
of 11110111: island. Tile llew vessel takes
her name from Mrs. DuBois. Tile
christening ceremony was performed
with a bottle of champagne gully dec-
elated.
Mrs Dullols was forced to strike the
' Riders in old St. John’s Church, bo‘ttlc four ]times before tthekwtl‘ue wats
lll’ch Hill Richmond contradict1 "(1‘ @3139 ~ '_‘1“' “WWW" 9" 1° wn ‘
_ '1 or ill bcautltlll style, sliding gracefully
“ch 1111111111111 11 mubllsbcd story clear across the channel of Mystic rlv-
"ml“ the venerable 9"“0 cr. She was immediately drawn back
to beW5i1l 'to make way for a to nlldstroam, where. the usual festiv-.
at commercial buildings. The ifllefi N09831:. X18020“: W012“ 11285913
‘ rom cw ’or nos on rov1enc
‘Xagden, Captain Cyrus Bo“1.1131101 and various points in Connecti-
‘ at the church does “0" own e.ut Celebrating the revival of ship-
03 011% 038 It was in this buildings here all Mystit took a all
hat gatrlck Henry made his day factories. schools and places of
"dive me libel ty or give the l business having closed.
As mulklllg the revival of an indusv
“gmcaiigtfilvkrnlluitlia :h:(13)1‘tl'y which once made Mystic famous.
s cm 11 but which for many years has inn-
ill the new in which he uttered ullisiled so as to reduce the shipyards
11111111111111: 111011.111 to comparative idleness the launching
. " (if the .lcnnle C. Dllllois is important ,
unsiull scientific expedition By the people hole the launching 111111111 ‘
bet undel Lieutenant Kotzloff 1was hailed as the beginning of a newl
returned the otbel day to Mos cla ill the industlial activity in the‘;
town
pant altogether 'two and one half The Dullois in tho ilrst iivc- blasted
Central, Asia, covering a dis-
ascbooncl' 0101‘ launched 011 the Atlan-
over night thousand miles. As- 1tic coast outside of Maine. Sbe is italic
' . , , . included in the we ~ nown So on,
icai obserlations M“ made “t fleet, of which ell-Lieutenant Governor
rammioints. A meteor-olegi
tion was established ill 'l‘saidanl.
James D Dewcll, of New Haven. is 1
managing owner. Prominent Connec-
cords wore obtained fol thiltccll 9 101111 and Rhoda islandkpetllgle are Dill];
" ' . . _ 1bclcd 111111111 ' i 11' s 111 10 e125 inc 111 1
' “it“? months. The ‘00} 0511.10. bot i111; Judge ll’llllois of the Rhodc island
”in geological collectlons are ex suplelne 1oul't [111 whose wife the
it interesting. and were brought £591,001,” 15 named.
shacks of fifty camels to the fron-
1
t
.11
The official measurements of the 1build
‘ 1 - ‘1 . 1 are as follows: licngtl, A. ee :
”goalgfggflgfdoi:2:32:13:51:21:! ‘ bl'.eudth 46 feet; depth. 2.6.9 tcct The
' -' , ..... ’ . :uloss tonnage is 2.227 and tin1 not tell-
t'eologictll specimens have been ,nagc “152 The, calryiug “mom. is:
', estimated at 3 400 tons of coal or about
#2000. 000 1211.01 lumber.
Employment for more than a nun—
‘dled men for nearly 11 months has
‘ been furnisllul by the building of this
schooner The keel was laid in April
.iast. and since then work has pro-
grossed steadily cuigo aftcl cargo of
{selected lumber from the West and
.‘Scutll going into the allusisive llllll 'l'ble
, big oak kc l sixteen 111, 1% 11111111111. S
ununt contract to of Oilio oak A smaller keel is below
11 trade or to ”New“ this. and 1111011 both is a tough wooden
11111110112111. other nationali ‘ “.shoc" sixteen 1111111111 yvid: 11111:] tl‘l‘lclc
oi lescuted; ”10:”.er con inches doepVio rotcct 11c 11 n s a-
810$}; business arid m unfilow watel. Tilp frame. which weighs
a“ ‘ lilo bombed tops. made a load for a
film unities are ready t0,ihl€€- mnsteu schboner The planking
blur the“) ill W100 it cannot be and running for the three decks 11111 of
1 that business will seek Amer ‘rlldw plnc “Gill‘i'l‘l‘lchf 2:6; 33:39:11:
1 £, cc wel‘cltse 1 1c 11 e 1
to any "1111111 than in otbcl staunch craft 100 tons of iron were em- ‘
, as: 1101 if it is sought out by the 1,," red. 1 _ _‘
Will'oh§0mti\'c that the 110—, ‘ight. oars'tormiug as fat freight
, illicit breaths delay for a 111» ill were moulmi to unspolt tlbe
tron: America will fail to jeopur- 31‘9“; “$21.22! from 0W5“ l" ”19 West;
. s 11
5111-1111111- ”in the “ma Ana,“ ‘a‘be lowcl masts are 109 feet in
1‘1"?“ Mills-“0056 should “0 93 . length. and support 1011111111511 which
ed in Bangkok. After three rise 56 feelt bigger 5911111. :molms are 4A)
1 a half resi once here, i an ‘t'cet and he 1111 8 991 n Elli! - i
:23 that for 0119 ,.. ht kind 0; solid oak stick 50 feet long and 29 in— 1
’ ' g ches square forms til-.1 bowsprlt All
“there is an excellent business “‘0‘ spars were placed in 110100011 b,“
ln this country. fore the. launching. and added much to ‘
tho pl1tur1~squc effect of that event.
HAT WOMEN ARE DOING. Tile 11'11n1as in the various sails ag-
1 pkiugated 9500 yards To operate. the:
1White flail with black #0031 litiitbors w‘e'ighin‘g 7 250 and 6.000
13 y “3' becoming bounds respectively. a 30- horse pow
to is 10 11911111 relgn‘ng [51101111111 1' er engine will be installed. There will 1
minor dress materials and i be tbret.‘ 0091:1011 1111111118,. ble .0!
are in no doubt that the natur throwing 609800 gallon! it til 18
-. of linen will come next The cabin. 33 by 28 feet, is (““1100
Louis styles in dress will 1111 into several rooms. and 1111111111211 In,
pronounced as the season 301 llartered oak sycamore 111111 cypress
This means materials as well he aftcrq’dbi‘i'l is decorated in 000W l
a die soft blurred effects in 'and sold and richly furnished. 01111-
lch we call warp prints con'1- lain Edward H. Sine-ed. of East Prov-
thls head, ldencc. R. i..’ will command the D11-
our dresses that are made to; Bobs. He was for years master of 0101
must wear a pettlcost ofl three-mooted schooner General 8. blur-i
‘uol length This is positively; win, one of the Button Scot. which‘
it the skirt is of thin mater- ‘went ashore on the Georgia coast a your]
~ course with a heavy clothi ago. At the time of that wreck Cap--
can get along with 11 shorter min Spiced was sick at his home in
, 111111111. Providence. and the vessel was
1111111 kind of ribbon commanded by a mate.
. 111.11an not under ._........
1 am ral inclination to to run THRIEI MINE!" Kit-LID.
“1111' 1111111 list of colors—blue. 1 ----1
low lavender. etc. Very fowilen Descending 11111111, When Grip:
:ivlilte‘. slid yet: it gives one oil Pal-toll bonding an to the bottom.
' elects 05010111 nib. 1 SOUTH McALESTEn, l T.. Fobrxrl
' ary ii-«Throo miners were descending;
aniline o. “i going to work yesterday.§
111111111111 parted 31111111111; the car
to dull down the slope to the end at
' ‘ All the centimet- 12:11 the
Temperance, 3.26 Spadina Ave, lmonto,
Cured of Severe Female Troubles by Lydia
E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound.
have had experience with the general troubles of my sex.‘
laceratcd when one of my children was born and from that hour I
date all my afflictions.
was impaired, I had female weakness and serious inflammation and
frequent flooding.
dragging through my work without: life or pleasure.
who had been helped by taking Lydia E. Pinkllnnl’s Vegetable
Compound insisted that I take at least one bottle.
I used the Compound faithfully and gladly do I say it. health and
strength are mine once more.
was so nearly lost, and I appreciate how great :1 debt l owe you.
The few dollars I spent for the medicine cannot begin in pay what it
was worth to me.
Sons of Tcmpemnce."
$5000 FORFEIT IF THE ABOVE LETTER IS NOT GENUINE.
widespread and unqualified endorsement.
She has guided thousands to health. Address. Lynn, Malli-
‘ Agents' Debit balances ....................................
, Net uncollectcd and deferred premiums ........
'i'a' i."
til JAxxllflom'
Mrs. Annie McKay, Chaplain Sons of
“ Dana Mus. PINKHAM :mileing a motbel at 011: children I
l was
I found that .Wltlllll a few months my health
I became weak and diuybllt lispl‘ on my feet,
A neighbor
i did so and
sit so much better that I kept on the treatment. llorwscvcn months
I know how to value it now when it
Yours very truly. Mas. ANNA MCKM. Chaplain
No other female medicine in the world has received such
Refuse all substitutes.
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women to write her for advice.
Annual 15111111111911:
of the
ronnectlcut
.Mutuar
Life Insurance Company,
' 0f Hartford Conn,
Net Assets, January 1. liltll .................... ‘ ........ 1.,1' .. 803.340.022.21
' llECElV‘dD lN 1001 1
l1‘ol'Pl'culiulns ..... ' ......................... 2, 35109 053.13
F01 interest, and Rants ......................... 2.9851. 1658
Profit and Loss ................... . ............. 88, 03. 75
. ......_ 8.l82.1i73.88
70.522.490.17
lllSllllRS-ldl‘i m 1001.
For claims by death, matured endowulnuts, and 11112
, nuities ..................................... $4.1;42,ilit.93
Surplus returned to policy-holders ................ 1,284,996.24
Lapsed and Sllrrcndcred Policies ............. 554517.15
Total to i‘olicyllolders, ' 111.131.53.112
Commissions to Agents. Salaries. Medical Examin‘
ers‘ Fees. Printing, Advertising. Legal, Real Es-
tate, all other Expenses .....................
'i‘uxes ............. , ............................
1,005,352.01
385 852. 62
. -—-———--- 7 872,913" .5
balance. Net Assets, December 31. 1901,
SCHEDULE OF ASSETS.
l/onns upon Real Estate first lien . . . . ...................... 323.551.115.84
Loans upon Stocks and Bonds ............................. 23001111
Premium Notes on Policies ill force ......................... 697,032.91
Cost of Real Estate Owned by the Company . . . . 1 ............. “919575.31
Cost of Bonds ............................................. 24,557,153,“
Cost of Bank and Railroad Stocks ........................... 803,451.00
Cash in Bank ............................................ 1.105.970.23
liilis receivable """"""""""""""""""""""" 329l3177 liciuua illlvor, which touches the right spot.
302.040.682.92
, that the little comadlenno offers an at
. ate love to the dapper little chap Miss
302.049.582.92
9,002.25
‘ 11111111111
Nam' sells,
we ' 11 1
the hilarious med Dalia Fox brings 1
here next Friday night for a single
pormormanco, the piece is not without
many pretty little love scenes. “The
Little Mam sells," for instance, is mis-
taken for a youth. in the disguise of
Which she appears at the beginning
of tho play. it goes without saying
tractive counterfeit. of 11 00.11.0119 or
the country folk with whom she is
thrown in contact with is a niaidcf
all-work. This maid. of grimy hands
and sentimental heart. makes despai-
Fox appears to be Besides this love-
making, Miss Fox is courted by SBVCl‘v
ai young. men when she appears ill the
gowns and promoter her own set as
“The Little Mom‘scllo."
HARCOURT COMEDY COMPANY.
A clever combination of players, the
Harcourt Comedy Company. in a rep-
ertoire of standard plays, is to be the
attraction at Hoyt's Theatre all of next
week, opening on Monday evening
with a line s’cenic production of Under.
Two Flags. The company is headed
by Charles K. Harris, who has our.
rounded himself with a bright coterle
of artists and with a wealth of scenic
gladly replace the article free of ex-
Thrse days left to buy Kitchen Goods at factory prices. Our line is
still complete No broken lots; all new Staple Goods, at 13 and is less
than regular retail prices anywhere.
1111131151. PLATED wane.
Every piece warranted for one year.
Thatmcaus that the Boston Store
stands behind the nickel ware, and if
it. is not just what we say we will
STEEL ENAMEL WARE.
Direct from the agents.‘ You know
the good points about steel ware.
Here you can study the right sort of
economy.
genial: Tea 1’ t 1111 l' d d No. 8 Tea Kettles, pit bottom, 39c.
1 p 11 o s. ' ver me an 1
cool bundles. 83c. l1? (31113” Pudding Fans. 101:.
No, 8 Tea Kettles, cool handle and L ”11 Basins, 150'
aeamlass’ 93¢, 8 quart Preserve Kettle. 29c.
liltincll round Trays. assorted [1111- 11 inch Pie Plates, 10c.
eras. 19c.
Soap Dishes, with drainer, llic. all: g) “in 8:0,": 30'
Nickel Plated Cuspadores, 12c. 1' cup 11 "'3 81:.
c H .0 C K E RY. Crullor. Doughnut or 11 alley Cake
cutters. 2c.
f All] the bcsi‘ytock‘ patterns can be Long Handle Cool Shovels. 50.
oun _ were, it ms of white ware, Oyster Broilers 101:.
3:3 fffiészmmr Ware, Toilet Sets Coal Sieve, medium size, So.
10 piece Decorated Toilet Set, 1111- 001d Paint. ready 001' use. bottle. 81:.
ed ill pattern and gilt stipled, $2.98
mountings and effects to equal the
largest of metropolitan productions 1
the dlifcront plays presented during
the engagement are sure to satisfy the
rolls.
THE TEXAS STEER.
Although the many other popular at
tractious last night unquestionably
reduced the attendance, there was a
much amused audience at lioyt' a 'lhea-
ire, when the old favorite. “The TcxW piece Glass Table Set,
Steer,’ was presented by a good com
pany. The play abounds in sharp no
the situations extremely amusing.
EXAMINATION OF OFFICERS.
The board of. oilicors convened for
the examination of ofliccrs of the Na-
tional Guard. met at. the adjutant gen-
eral's oilice at the Capitol.
ford. yesterday. Joloncl W. E. Cone.
retired, presided. the other members
of the. board being Lieutenant Colonel
_ Eugene T. Klrknud, late of the third
regiment. C. 1. l., and Major Gilbert L.
Fitch. of the Fourth Regiment. The
officers examined yesterday were:
Fourth Regiment: Captain John A
Leonard. Company D. Fourth itcgl
meat. and Captain lanterns. Ludington.
'l'l'oop A. Cavalry. Other ofiiccrs will
be examined today and on Wednesday
and Thursday. The result of the ox-
aminations will be made public in gen
eral orders.
, MILFORD RESIDENT DEAD.
MILFORD, February ii.-Jahez W.
today.
needles.
Insure Your Property
with
DO IT RIGHT NOW!
most fastidious of local theatrical pat
lltical hits, the dialogue is spicy, and
in ' Hart- =,
Captain William ll‘. Madden. Company 1
C, First. Regiment; Captain Frank '1'. g 2 2
Preston, Company F. Third Regiment, }
Captain James J. Haligun. Company B. ‘1
Smith. aged sixcysilvc years, died here
He was a widely-known expert
in the. manufacture of sewing machine
hybrid Golden
112 piece Decorated Dinner Set. NECESSAR'ES'
gold lined $7.08 sct., r1 - , . , t ,
, ”2 piece Dinner S1t porcelain llllllgs til 1t you use all be time, at
lpriees that you never heard before,
, body fancy shape and border
pattern“; value $12 98 sale lllllll tllt’ quality it! the best.
1' prlc cc. ' $0.98. illlval Coal Slaves, sets over a bar
l {“9 Cups and 3311"”515“ 9-“- rel and does not allow the dust
, urge Vegetable Dishes 101:.l to blow around 591:
Med Vegetable Dishes, 91:. i '
‘ 2 quart Porcelain mm,“ 101: IGulvanlscd iron Covered Chamber
lCov. Dishes, 7 or 8 inch, 30c. 1 Pa ils 290.
‘ Kitchen Lamps with metal foot 291: ‘Slllxo the great Securing soup, 2%(3.
) 391: set ,Japanilod Cake iBeaten, lid 33c.
1 100m ’opper. 1v th 11 c.
5“" ENAMEL WARE' 50 foot Clothes Line, Sc.
Every piece warranted to wear (51‘ 2 quart lilartncrn Bean PM. With
gllvo years or we will replace it frcel 00"" 170.
of charge. Two colols white lined ev- lsteel Knives 01' Parks. each 5c.
cry article seamless ill or 14 inch Chair Seats each 51:.
Tea or Coffee Pots 1 qt title; 3 pts ~1-No 8 or 9 Oblong Griddle. 25c.
j 791:; 2 qt., title: 3 qt. 9811.; 4th 3125 Be box Stove Polish. tic.
,Straight Sauce l’ans. with enamel ‘Plllt Bottle Ammonia, 3C
. 11111;, 2 qt“ 49c: 3 qt", 59c Wire Potato Mashers 21c
i’l‘ca Kettles, 41111.. 03c; 6 111._ 710; 3 Wire Toasting Forks 20.
at. 79c; 911t., 88c; 10 qt., 98c, iron Mixing Spoons 3c.
Sauce Pans, 3 111., 311:; 2 qt., 39c; 3101111 Handle. Litters, , 4c. ‘
qt., 49c; 4 qt, We; 6 111., 75c. jCircular Chopping Knives, tic.
Dippers with round handles, 3 111., 39c; ,Salt and Pepper Boxes. 20. 1
2 at. 49c j Nutmeg Graters. 2c.
1 Plot Drinking Cup. 17c. 1 Lyon Egg Beaters, l7c.
”have" AND TURNlPs‘.‘ “
Beets and turnips keep the blood
pure and improve the appetite
01 till 111 0111111
. The npprcvayl of the public is by giv-
1lug them the best WlNES and l.lQ~'
UORS in the market at the lowest 1109- L Jacob M . Lauton.
sible profit. This is the reason why
Railroad Place. 50. Norwalk.
our business is increasing so rapidly. '
JOSE LOFF’S
We make 11 specialty of Wines and
Liquors for Family and Medicinal use, ‘
100 has Yorkshire
Salt - '— 60
for which purpose they must be pure.
Every drop of goods in either store is
be bag Yorkshlle
Sail €10
‘ absolutely purewwhctbcr the price is
72 North Main Street.
large or small, the ffercnce being in
the age. We buy of the distiller d1«
“Tommi-”M”.
We 111 ill 1 P0111101
to handle all property (real or
personal) to be acid by auction.
An auctioneer has been em-
ployed by as and proper attcn
tion warranted to all work plac-
ed in the hands of this agency.
.rcct. soil to the consumer direct. sav-
log two profits. We sell any quantity.
any quality, at any price We want
to number you among our customers 1
feeling sure you will always be one'1
of them mm the ill st trial.
TillNthll‘leiiedLlQlwl‘lloust
BIRNBAUM BROS., Proprietors.
18 Main Street. Norwalk.
CALL 58-2.
Seymour sStore
tomers talk «through the bbonc.
COMMENCING MONDAY, FE
HELLO. SEYMOUR’S STORE!
'i‘llat Creamery Butter and Fine Coffee of, yours is great.
ilcats anything we can find in town. Such dc-
Duplicate my last order. This in tile way we like to hear our cus-
l
BRUARV 10th, CONTINUING FOR ONE WEEK, WE SHALL HAVE A
We extend a widespread invitation to the people of the town to visit 01111 store, and see experts demonstrate
first class articles of pure Health Foods. We want you to taste the griddle cakes, Hominy
.Pearl Flakes. liuck-
ADD GRAND DEMONSTRATION OF HEC KER'S GOODS,
interest. due and accrued ....................... s 000,712.02
Rents (Inc and accrued ......................... 111,033,211
Market value of stocks and bends over cost ...... i.37i.70l.i7
354,470.24
$2,040,577.3l
12.98! .02
Less Bills ilccoivablc and Agents‘ Debit llanlucoll .
Admit/ted Assets. December 31,1901
mung.-- $2,027,590.29
305.211.179.21
Don‘t miss this generous invit
LIABILITIES.
Amount required to re insure all outstanding Poll.
cies, not. Company's standard ............... 356.718.0111 .00
All other liabilities ..... ....... 11.518.047.02 .
“11111111111 Leadlna Grocer.
Surplus (including continent real estate depreciation 11111111
accOunt 55118 082 68) ..
....
...... 37.011.000.59
goods are. Not how cheap. but how good.
Charles E. Seymour,
wheat Cakes, Wheat Granules, Flake Tapioca, Old Homestead Pan Cakes. Royal Health Food. Etc.
atlon. but avail yourself of this opportunity and sec for yourself what ilnc
Come and bring your friends with you.
56’) West Washington St. So. Norwalk.
,..—1......” m
............. . 1»
111100 of expenses of managements» roeelpt- in 1901 ........ 12.231101 cent.
1111111111111 in torca Doc. 11 11111:. 11.0111. insuring ............. 11111 110.111.1111 peCia .
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noon 1.. 11111111111111. Pic-gm. 1
JOHN u_ TAYDOR , dang, Here is 11 chance for you to stock your pantry with a line assortment of Canned floods. 111 prices lower than
HERBERT H. WH , My any other store in the town or in not New York city are altering. (flail and examine ourJtock find you can‘t help
DANIEL H WE ' . having an order stint home. Every or tlclo Guaranteed. ,
.1 , . ,
N. 1' 'T’ IIOHAHDI, “““m ‘9'"‘1 :1 ll c1111! Sour Corn 251: 12 can: A ricots for 2511 Victor kod Beans. can, 50
0”” “- “0"”1'!‘ “9'1 , "MTFMEWN 1 Pol- 1111. dam cin- 111111 mulling this. wall 011111111 sauce.
1 111 1 R11. 01.5.1111an nails. :2: 2 n’xtiaslbw.\'t’l1ltintCherries.t'ol 251211 6131112311! hafnium. 21c
. Gull. all 7- i ac ti o . -
J1“! u‘ LHWON ‘ ”M in" ‘flflflo 8 an: Early Jane Pm. 25c lh‘anoy mm] Strawberries. rlch in 11 cans Campbell 11 Soup: for 2511
. - .. . a. m on. was cans. 1111c savor-.11" 1511‘ Assorted
1111mm 36111 I lb. can Ponchos. for 101: 11 can Couples Apples. for ilk:
We 3.111111111111111. , Nice for pics. .
III: will“ or 11 Plans, mm 101: 1 Quart can Cans Syrup. for 1011
. 01am 1. i, Clear :1 a metal. 1
mlblb.mWM1-s,1011:.3lbcanNHOIfolaouor tile
1 1 1111: mm 1 Old fashioned.
111mm millennium WIN, 111111 1.11.. no. 1.1111111111111111 cc 1111 v
cannula ‘ 11116111 111111 11.11". .mnocnn 1111111“ on
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