r‘~i' i‘.' ‘i- 'l . wti. i.
it. not ounarnnup OAK. Pompano metronome BEVELED
0:38) 3“” “WWW: ~ .. T
enmcntrrosmans .......... 00.00
0.00 omrroumces .. . . . . . 7.50
0.00 cuirronmans . ......... 0.00
. 10.00 'cmrronmrms’ .......... 0.00
10.00 cmrronmens .......... 9.50 ~
11.00 CHIFFONNIERB .......... 0.75 .
11.25 cmvronmens ...... .... 0.00 '
11.50 CHlF‘FONNIERS . ......... 0.00
{honour} OPPORTUNITY. . savo horror ,, BY Bovine THESE
snow. AS THESE PRICES PltEVAlL THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND
‘ every year.
, uh ssyunttse formulas to'tha Freei-
. dent. and th teatime! thepatrou
its: 1. r .. r. U, r
wow}
i
titliliSdilllrll
Thur
buy adventitious
' Quite 0t alentinee
White House lawman ‘ht‘thlu
There are always a good
many people scattered over the coun-
try who areanaicna to intro advantage
saint ot-doto “melancholy on oppor'
tunity. Thus it come‘a about that re»
membranccsot the kind pour .4 when‘
the" tonrtseath 0: Former!» enliven.
most or them, raid to relate, belug'oi‘ r
a comicrather than of a‘ sentimental i
description. 2 ~ ‘ ~ .. i
Any sentimental valentines that are
delivered at the executive mansion are
usually addressed to'the indieaoi the
President's family. Doutbioss Miss Al-
ice Roosevelt will so. some very hand-
aome‘cnes. appropriately ornamented
with hearts and cuplds. But tributeel
of the kind bent to her father will be 1
mainly humorous, and will representl
i
a..retail value- atone cent. apiece. l.
"The senders or these missivos. ae‘
a rule. believe that the President will E
tertonally openzrthem. it they are in- ‘
i
J
The. onion is undoubtedly a whole-
some article or food, in tact has many
medicinal. qualities of value, but it
would Vhediiiicult to and; more indi-
seatible article than triend onions. and
to manypeoplc they are simply poison. E
but theionion does not stand alone in
this respect. .Any article of iced that
is not thorouzbly digested becomes a
source of disease on discomfort whew‘
ther itbe tried colours or. boot scenic:
The reason why any wholesome road ;
is not promptly digested is because the
stomach lacksaomo important element
E intrepid
.. . lluptrliiltiil ”Elli .
, Eddipiina "i it
. inoiilcila'ncy diititht iohodhp'lgrot‘on
. mode ‘ by thosci who o my one is? that
‘thti qtmntity is than clout-and when
l......nmore}
T W l‘“ ngug f
lliiiiiiiiliéifl , 1" En:
up three
i
m
to
memories, humidifier-iron
department .di' agriculture, rounrdless
of published report» coubprning V the
the a plicatlon of heat,'etl‘ll nintnin‘
thotIi ta ‘dttltbdbaad ridcm datiohs
.hrerihatand that the firth! will their
out their conclusio . The mlntakb
«thia in the case the remedy is worse
than nothing. xho department has in
every ponslble way, through its publl~
cations on through its agents. endeav-
ored to to ‘lbly impress upon tobacco
growers the necessityotfuslhg Va suiti-
cient quantityxot host to provo enact-
lve. From their-‘eiperimeuta, and this
information in based solely on experi-
ments. they have found, that a limited
quantity of» heat increases fermenta-
tion. and aimolbtely" destroys the
plants. f (in-the other hand. when a
euiiiclent quantity is applied the crop
was saved without boy damage.
The dopertmentcopeidern it both
Roar ONLY. ‘
013M“; was; concern“. en. even no 15, a P. M.
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
. . . , ioi digestion..aome stomachs luck pep-
“den to wound his feelings. that he itone. othoro‘ are deficient in gastricE
Will personally grieve over .the‘ slurs . , . ,
Wm?) Fnooumably, in ”me “was“ 131%? still others lack hydrochloric
ey o.tan greet outiemctlon from? ' ' " ‘ ‘ . , , "
liepawhlng such anonymous cartoons. . caggeoonmingigzggzeumgtoudo mpg}?
Egg“. ‘33:" down “many? rigriisivo ["9" those elements oi digestion which the?
. ' “i no app y o e r urns, ‘ stomach incite, and nothing does this!
”be "h e magistrate “we” “as any 350 thoroughly and safely as Stuart‘ev
union! and unwise tor tobacco grow-
crs.’ whether they have one or twenty
years” experience. to criticise its ro-
commcndntione or those oi its author-
lzcd agents, until specifications pro
scribed by them are carried out.
Mrs. lsobelia Beecher. Hooker, or
gum. .V
tiques and
1
makes the savingoi at least 2 5
Carpet business in February
in the reduced price of goods.
Wilton Velvcto
. Velvcts
Savon'ncrie Axminsters
it
no. varied "thsn'iThlérEtotoijcii,hrtd hesitant can
clients” thence: printcdsllitmhdt are mouth thia‘ 3am
in” something over fittyitiifictcnt designs
new; displayed on our silk. counters.
‘ SPECIAL PRICES FOR CARPETS.
In a few weeks onlySpring houseclcaning will bring
the rush for carpets. Thethrifty housewife anticipates and
W. S STURTEVANT
‘ North Main and Ann Streets.
SOUTH NORWAL'Kh, CONN. ..
._..-.,.,‘, .... _
at» r,
, CONTINUED
Our Winter CiearonCe Sale
"'"D'Io'si‘ AND MISSES’ SURPLUS bNDERWEAR.
. JACKETS ; CHILDRENS' veers AND
a. r * pAN'rs. ‘
HALF PRICE. : Sizes so to 28 in.. at :5 cents
__ Sizes 30 to 34 in., at 20 cents
. V CHILDREN'S JACKETS
at
HALF PRICE.
A BETTER GRADE.
: Sizes no to 26 in.. at 20 cents
.Sizes 28 to 34. in. ht 2 5c
F
unscanrs AND mores; GENTS’ NATURAL worn
.. l . at - " SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
HALF PRICE. 75c! quality for
$1.00 quality for
m...n—.-—v
CHILDREN'S GOLF GLOVES
- 25:. quality for IE5 cents
LADIES’ GOLF GLOVES.
50c. quality for 35 cents
.55 cents
75 cents
tADIES' SEPARATE SKIRTS'
‘ , at
HALF PRICE.
. . LADIES’ SUITS.
~ommunicatlone ’ot the sort. all or.
which are opened by a clerk and!
promptly consigned to the wastebae-z
hot. save only autew notable ones that é
‘ are deemed worthy of being put onl
his: as curiosities.
However, it is only the rare and ex- :
optional Presidential valentine that g
is in any way malicious. or course?
tooeevelt' in no cxcoptlonwnnd' now :
me then a disgruntled omen-seeker. or .
ome person who has been put out oi .
l. job in the government employ. con-
iders that he is entitled to nurse a
White House, Such individuals may
Vwcasionnlly resort- to the‘ expedient oi
ending a penny valentinc"'oi' an in-
the valentines are merely playful; g
It may be until in n genera: way that
he comic valentines sent to various
0residents have reflected the aspects
it each President which have dropped
'ritici‘sm- For example. Chester A.
Minor. who was a bun vivsnt and at.
vayu'a very ‘wello‘ressed man. was. re-
raded an a top by many people who
lid not.happen.to udmire him. Con-
‘equeutly-—at all events. such is the
‘ecollection preserved at the w mte
douse—the, vole tines addressed to
who represen most extravagant
dudes. Doubtiess they would have
amused himigreutly. ii‘ he had had it
induce to see them.
air-ism chiefly on acouut of the pro
iibition rule which governed the
v'hite Horton during hie administra-
ion. when. as Mr. lilvurts wlttily ro-
parked. “Water flowed like chum-
agner” As a matter. outlet. he spent
uorc money on entertaining than any
’rcaldent before or sinro (though Mr.
Dyspepsia Tablets. '
Dr. Richardson, in writing a.thcsie
on treatment or dyspepsia and indigen-
tion. closes his remarks by saying "for
those suffering _ from acid dySpepBin.
l , . -
inhown by sour, water) rieings, or {or ; eon, howover, Mrs, Hooker wrote. the
llatulent dyspepsia shown by gun on
rtomach, causing heart trouble and dif-
flcult breathing, its well as (or all other
~very President of the United States ;forma of stomach trouble, the safest?
tax enemies—oi rule to which Mr. $treatment is to take one or two of Stu- .,
art's Dyspepsiti Tablets alter each
meal. 1 adviseithem because they con—
tain no harmful drugs but are com-
posed of valuable digestivce, which not
promptly upon the food eaten. i never
'rndge against the occupant of the filmew a case of indigestion or oven
‘ ~hr9nicdyspeppia which Stuart's n't‘ab-
lets whold outreach."
Cheap .rothartic medicinee claiming
suiting character, he a means 01’ vent to cure dyspepsia and indigestion cuu‘ utacturing
‘ng their spleen. But nearly always baveno ei‘i’ect whatever in actively dl.l
p the mod, and to call any on-
thartic medicinc :1 (info {or indigestion
‘ls ammunition“. ‘ » V . '
Every drought in the United States
and Canada cells Stuart’s Dyspopolti
Tablets. aim. they are not only the sat.
cat and most dancesetui but the most
. scientiiioot anytroatmont (or indiges-
tion and otomanb troubles.
_ , . , _. [12-14.
testing
*tlncs every year. frhomaa B. Reed.
used to get it good many penny pic-
.tures of fat men. with appropriate
verses. V ,
. Members of the Cabinet are pretty
Laure to receive a few when the num-
Mr. Hayes excited unfavorable orl- ""8”". comes round. it i” “"9 0' “‘9 nous times during the hearings on the
. privileges of their positions.
‘ AQUATIC canes m cuiceco.
William Tuttle 'u'reaks the Record for
. 400 Yards.
CHiCAGU. ii'ebrnnry l~l.—~Tho noun-
tlc record for 400 mode was broken
_ i ed commlseicinn t‘o‘"
. Hartford president of the Connecticut
’ branch or the Woman's Suffrage Aeso-
. elation, was on the program tor an ad-
5 drone before the lntemational'convcn»
. tion of thut society now being held in
E this city. Instead of appearing in perv
E secretary saying that important duties
land the celebration, of her cightieth
‘birtbduy demanded her attention at
home. ,
: 'i‘homao B. Booth, oi Danbury, bus
2 resigned his position in the patent oi"
‘2 lice. Mr. Booth wrie examiner of alter-
Enating systems in electrical applianc-
Ece. He has dissociated himself with
. Frederick LgEmery for the practice cl
i patent law in Boston. Previous to Mr.
fBooth's entrance to the patent cinch.
' he was in the employ of the Pope Man-
Co._ of Hartford.
V Congressman Sperry received today.
E a very large petition from residents or
; Oxford asking that rural free delivery
.bc extended to their town from Sey~
”incur poet oliice. The route content»
{plated in about 39 miles long until.
waiild serve-.165 houses. .Mr. Sperry
,roterred the petition to the post other
. department for action. . .
E The poet o‘iiitib‘ule‘ rtment baa ilslh
‘ 9th. Pratt as post-
; mas :- ”of hitchheldnand to James w.
Ellng. c. as postmaster at Tor-rington.
;Both are presidential odious.
There has bitch or sudden calm for V',
EBCVQHII days in tholrouuc committee
on ways rind means after the stren-
Cuban question and the reduction of
E the war tax. The hearings are new oil
iover, end the committee will first do-
cldo whether they will do anything at
i all for Cubu or. not. Should that ques—
tion be disposed of in the affirmative.
- then comes the (limculty in determin-
i ins—what ought to be done‘ptor the to
i
{10.00 Black Serge for
moo Grey Vientiane. _
".inmonr 8. SON
$5.00.} cove? FUR TOP GLOVES.
$5.00. 3 sec. quality for . ~
z r i" ‘1 .
.tooscvelt bidadeirzto airbase him in, . » . 5lend. As yet the committee is all at
an respect-i: yet he was accused oi gf;.2;€fl§$§$“;";:gfififv filming: ' sen. Before this Cuban question in
"mm“: “ ”a?“ “WWW ““' V tie oftbo lilinoiu e...“ Militia cover- ' take“ “I” “WOW. “l"- W” WNW“
ler such circulation“. that the val- .ed'uw mm“... m 23 1-5 mugs low, ' tax will be gotten out at the way. The
mtiues received at the Executive Man- a was the American PM“, which was . subject will come up in the house next
iion 1“ those (13’5“th have borne . held by Schueiicr or Philddelphiu '1 ut- : MONEY. and will pass the house on
aeavilr upon this particular subject- . 0., w“ mink m, “an“ Km; to 1 Tuesday. The mu no reported by the
Joe of them, obviously written by the . the plunge for the. distance content m committee provides for the removal of
onder. and which by chance has been ; suit was George Welland Central \' ,all the remaining wur (oxen, and it is
)rcserved. wound up as follows: » M C A 5] feet ., inches" D H Brat: i certain to ma. .
me your guests such greedy swhw 40;, knit-kerbooitgr A c ’ N‘m‘yOm i One or the most prominent Republi-
l‘hat you don‘t dare to give them 3 43 treat 7‘ inches ‘ ' ‘ ”Econ members of the ways and means
Wine? V .» , ~ . committee said today. in conversation
. - The 500 yard opt-n scratch resulted. . , .
i wouldnt ”k such tours to dine. V Howard S. Gore. Olympia Club. Sun with 0‘" correspondent. when 3“de
lF‘rancisoo. first; Joseph Spencer. 00- i note what the committee would do.
LEI-Kira Axminsters
Saxony Axminsters
Moquettes
Body Brussels.
Body Brussels
Best Tapestry Brussels
Best Tapestry Brussels
Good Tapestry Brussels
Best All-Wool Ingrains
THE DOW
(
Third grade Tapestry Brussels .60
. ‘ ’ ‘
s Him =V .
J .. H «mm. .10 . ...- .. ..V .
and.
ain‘t ." ‘ .4
in. the
M
EiDurability “amino beetle of .tborihmortant feature}
that the maker halt strivé‘n to; accomplioh, and we think he
has succeeded. Satin erectile»;eatin.‘f1.iben§..saee An-
$fltin finishud Edwards in sil'Vthcir freshness are
per cent. by buying now.
makes productive labor in
place of idleness: the diiierencc, vvc give to our customers
Regular Price. Reduced Price.
‘ $1.50 $1.15
mo .75
1.50 r..15
1.25 1.00
1.00 .75
1.00 .80
1.25 1.00
1.15 .90
.85 .65
-85 -55
.65 .50
345
.65 .50
N—STAIRS
section of our store is a very cheerful place—elight, airy
and filled with attractive things. both for use and, orna-
ment. _
‘
ONLY cue: FOR DYSPEPSIA. E
Mrs. Franklin Bush. or New Castle. i
Deb. says: “i entered for years with
dyppepeia. Used to have great die-
tress and belching.
till i took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely." 2
For sale by it. [-1. Pieletcd and F. ii. ‘
Baxter.
. W
CHINESE SMUGGLING CONTINUES.
PORT TOWNSEND. Wash, Febru-
ary M~The smuggling of Chinese
from British Columbia continues and a
number have been recently landed on
the numerous islands between hero
and the British 1msscseiono. The up-
cordlng to reports received they are
being brou ht over in sioops. aniline
from the ritbsh side at night. Tin:
revenue cutter Grand is to cruise
among the" islandti‘ to overhaul every
oloop‘... one “will be etiolated by the rev-
1 tried everything .
i could hear of. but nothing helped me ‘
preach of the fishing season has canscii
a revival 0! Chinese smuggling and ac- ‘
.. .. _ . ”fire. a. ,. A“? 52.; “,3
‘Wnohington St. South Nor-waits
WILL I: MlMOflAuLE. TO PROTECT scone. _
thumbnail to econ-at Blahop on Mt 5260.000 Additional. :0; earn: Juno.
, . Luv. Taking. ' Omit tar.
itw- HAVENl February lt—The WASHINGTON.» , nary M———Thc
large shipping interacts which nevi
rate by wayzot tint Sound are much
interested. in a plat. to complete the
extensive. improvemttatamt Point Jud
lth. R. L. which it. eithuo tar cool
about $1,850,000. Re nonnative Cum
:lver and harbor j mitten yestcr
nines tool: the r up-betoretht
day. ursint. that " breakwater be
final force in the offices of General
. Bistro \, purchasing agent of the
diluting Railroad. who will isave
company Mann 1. are ail-napalm
the Ir. Bishop a testimonial.oi
aaloelh for him. Just what m
uncommon! tokens: not been
' Rana, oi
no
= . so get: Secretary
. neutrino. Miniat- cram
a Wall reception .000
_. which will be on on elaborate
, Biolwll mam»!
n. “The murmur
completed. at: coat; 33:500. addition
bolusertod
Your much disgusted
. Naleiitino.
Thin‘brluso one naturally to a con-
kind, which mad;
Little may.
Have you any .
Dulce you can send me?
uncommon ‘* "
Ready mom
Yeti may kindly lend me.
P. 8.~Do:tt cruelly. Baby lilac; ‘
And i will be your Valentine.
Mention of Presidential valentines
of a certain class-«necessarily the
most interestiugwwhich (me their on.
thoruhlp to thooe who send them. uur- ;
ins. Benjamin Hurrisou's administrwl
tlon was received a mild one oi thiaé
glumbla University. second.
minutes. .
lhoats were culled. First heat H. San
. born. of Lewis institute. tied 'i‘. Dwy
gmlnute, 18 4-5 seconds.
in the water polo some: the Home-
the
'0!
ism. Club. of ‘Plttsburg. demand
ViArmour institute alumni ’ill ‘ ‘d
i by three goals to 0. ‘
i new ism f l
4
Time, 7
in the. [00 yards novice race twoi
er, of Columbia linivernlty. Time. 1 l omn‘l‘m’ t?“ “ agingfiffi‘? «haw;
minute. 17 seconds. Second heat. H. y' E 3' ' 0. ‘ “'5’
gthat so It con cesstons; will help the
Sunburn detected 'i‘. Dwyer. Time. 1
i principally relative to tobacco: 1""
E Cuba has uy case at all, it is on ougar
ionly. Ah Mtliodelnndhhe in case on
sugar the lie a mat mountain or dit-
' E “why, because it in going to be a hard
i people we Want to help? Just. at pres-
enuithe.cuhau growers are in a ter-
rible shape.» They cannot sell their
fitter. land .they' cannot hold it much
longer, "Neither cnn‘ they borrow men;
oy‘ omit. M ‘ unt ot the high rate
til-“interact. ; one are only aflt‘ow oi
the many tilinwathat our comrhitt
moltconaider more anything definite
ia'docided up.» Then again. should non-
; tor’Wu Ting Fang ”Milled through here
_ doe: not “to wait; 7
a m it! In courteous do
M rim bl. ‘mlm
in the river and
nativity attire new
Many at Mr. 11 rriaon'a valentines.
had reference to" e ‘krandtathsr'a hat{
in road “for method it:3 is ‘alwaya
some» concur-attribute or distracts-r»
traveled t the Fennin Wis
C.“ y Esthartic Don’t accept
modular aubstitutes. imitation: or
counterfeitsi Genuine custom -
decisions be granted to Cuba. it would.
be a year hotorethc beet sugar people
would be Rooted, not after all. ‘what
the do 'remalna lobe
Mo‘lhun‘choo' Scout and Guard.
, . and s M 0 Ice
' ‘ ' Voor‘uteaiuayi
m esteemed 0! 1m will”? “'62:;
c.3413: .1‘"5 1 ‘l '
no! ”lids! 1: .ud vigor y at”! i?
I
.3. Mmmuwzi we
V... “'*‘:i$1m3a . .... t V» ‘5
“min“ ¢Wsr ch ’3'
wwa one JUMPED ma flock.
'~FORT WAYNE, February i‘i—‘flllnio;
isn‘t night, accompanied by‘ a number
of counters and congressman on route
bioni‘orsnd Rupiah
Coming into the depothls cauliflower]
t emu and turned sideways.“ the
truck. Tito air brake hose broke. sot-
tlnx commotion and the car limped
to Washington.
mic thatmnvsysg
butters. ..Whlle
the White Home
trill!“ tut
MOI! ‘“ m»
. ’11in A“
., a _ .
commune, win
’ ‘ '« abruptlnnivinu the distinguidh‘ed pu-
mm' o‘ chnklnn up. Novone‘tvns lnv
«1160C. Never so in bu
vainunwrmtm nominates»-
»* lmwrhtmz’i‘tmmmobw
minus“
W, we. 1 . 9‘
l ._,.§blil£‘r:§'rnmfi romp.
”injured, but .
and} broken no
. u. 3' .
”proceeded on their my eat»
o M :ou'sVVsnmcnaAw
, jut-ed. however «and in‘ anihour the
recommend
New vonxfunvvfinynu a}
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
m: TABLE. 7,
W V '
In effect December" 1, 1901.
J—o—w-
.NEW YORK. . .
A. M.——12:35£. 4:553' 5:4“. 6:15.
6:55. 7:13. 7:54. 8:16x.9:03x. 9:36.
9:56. 10:23x. 10:40, 11:36:.
P M.—12:55:,' 1:17, 2.35:. 3:04
3221):. 4:07. 4:501: 6:33. 5355!.
6:38. 6255:, 7155!. 8211,10220.
SUNDAYS. '
A. his-12235;, “55:, 5:46;, 9:05,
9140:. . '
0R0 M.—-3:21é""5233, 6255:. 7:20,
1 :i .
LEAVE NEW VORK FOR SOUTH
‘ NORWALK.
A. M.——12:02x. 5:00. 6:00. 7:00,
8:00x. 8:02. 9:00x, 10:02Vx.’10:04.
11:0“. 11:02. '
P. M.—12;02. 1:04 2:00:, 3:03.
3:30:.E4:02x.4:04. 4:30.5102, 6:00;
d;02,1:99x,1;.0 . :00): 9.;30,1i;00x.
, . a «3»: ”by: ,
l A. Mei—12in , :00; 1:30; 10:02.
P. bismuth 8:00x. 11:00.
LEAVE QOUTH"='NOIIWALK Fort
- .. NEW-HAVEN. .
A. Ins-12:08:, 1200:. 1120:, tizlfl.
7:42. 8:42..9:i0xi10.:92x.>110”. i1:38.
11:08:».11238. ,. H '
=9. "."132m.”1310. 8:01;. 4:18.
6:22. 6:20, 7:05;, 8205:, 9:05x,»9:15.
11:15; , ,
niu’dmon to above-4’.
. P:2 . .
Bridgeport:
ate-2:40. 0:04 ,
" ' ‘ SUNDAYS. “m.
A. M.--«l2:08:. ”1:00;, 1120:. 1:“.
9:12. 11:08:. . _ .
P. M.4-7:1§. 9:05.. . {w . ' .
sou-m uonw ' , To manner.
A. M.~6:23. 10.07.
j a his-41:20. origin. 6:;
.i z r, ‘ .'
.PAANBUBY TO- U
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK con: “