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TOUT LET THIS GRAND OPPORTUNITY PASS ’
auv now Ann SAv: Mom.
NET US 111111in YOU THAT WE ARE oOManTn HOMOTUII‘NISH.
vuanmNo FOR uvnRv ROOM AT PNIHOEB To OUIT nvnnv
11 (Other PIANOS IN THE WORLD. Tum 1S INUISPUTAOLE.
1o in; evenv EVENING. one: DELIVERY
w. s; STUR‘I'EVANT
North Main and Ann Streets,
' sourHH NORWALK. CONN
C.
s ‘nT Winter clearance Salt
N ADIESf. AND MISSES’ SURPLUS UNDERWEAR.
JACKETS N CHILDRENS’ VESTS AND
H HALF PRICE. NSizes 20 toga in., at 15 cents
I. . H gum . HSizcs 30 to 34111., at 20 cents
HI‘LDREN'S JACKETS i “Wt"
1 ‘.. _H at : I A BETTER GRADE.
HALF PRICE. N Sizes 20 ‘to 26111.; St 20 cents
.Sizes 28 to 34 111., It 2 5c
SCARFS AND MUFFSNGENTS’ NATURAL W001
‘ ‘ at ' N. SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
HALF PRICE“ |75c. quality for 55 cents
.$r.oo quality for 75 cents
LADIES’ SEPARATE SKIRTS .— -1...“
i“ ' N1. at NCHILDREN'S GOLF GLOVES
HHALF PRICE.
:5 cents
.-. . _ ; LADIES’ OOLNF GLOVES.
LADIES’ SUITS. 15°C. quality for 35 centI
Bia‘izk Sergc for $5.1M. BOYS' FUR TOP GLOVES.
clay Venetians, V5 co. 5pc. quality 101' N. . 35 cent:
'4'
DICKERMAN 81 SON
South Norvvnll
25c. quality for
‘mm
Fl 1 NEWNI IIN MALI... DENADN
LONDON. FobrIiINu'y Illa—The. Rev
NNowmun Hull, D.D..tor1nor chairman
of the Cougrogutlomil Union. who hllr
been ill for some time put, died a
half put! nlIII o'oiml; this morning
’ll‘giloH lube Dr. all who born Mb! 22
NW
‘ipAONNNu I t I 111
o arr re a II:
Out diam NW: ndon with a gen-
Site in the winner of a race
1NNllNIId with the ship Mchal
“In 1311 iniled 1min Liverpool on
,M the Bailout ion. LoII1don
MONO For To WONK.“
ii «Nail vlty of the new _ , 1 ' . .
. 1% 1117' anemone de‘ “ . .1 ,
war not workere— 1 . 1 :I .I
NNNNNNNNN’NNNN .1 s“ 1
I In. :
9: . hLiT'oi' or I
00‘in lilo ‘
' storm whichI III-evaded ydotOi-dnfw
FIBI’IIPSiSililll Will his his
liver Without boiled
MBOSTONN .il‘o gurus—41.1 ll dict
odby the stub II! bull-cull the
paused ovor tod . and o polo winter 3
bill! looked clout; upon .113 who of '
shovolere and Onoopere oldering away
the wow. 1 The hole. which at one limo
ruched II velocity. oi' oily-Inn Indus
bud fallen to a normal brcbnu and ON.
rather mild tnmpcruturo boon. .turned
the mow in 111111 airbase into- plush. no
that trnvciing was most disagreeable.
Street Sand Steam rallwodll. had built
their lines cloni- and during the 111be
nearly all or the brokOn tolexr ph' and
elephano .wlmn bud been rope red. No
'nnrinc diabeterc have been reported
up to thin foronoon“ from any point
along the New England coast.
1 MANNY VESSELS AT ANCHOR
NEW YORK February ill-«With the
phasing of the 1110va yesterday and
3: clonr sky once more overhead, a.
urge fleet 01 steamers appeared at the I
ntrhnco of this port this morning.
bound in from count and distant for
sign ports. They comprise large pos-
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Program Nil alimony .113 Ill
‘1‘“ _ 111119911119 PUsiiiuIis delegates H
ills hurl Highness Will Have
1 111m line 1111. Here
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WASHINGTON. February lib-«lire
Hill.1oo tho prcnidcnt’u littlblmb. tu-
duy made public tho xenel'nl program
and itinerary oi the visitof his. royal
hlnhnens. Prince Henry, of PI‘unsiu.
covering the period of time from Sut-
urduy. Fobrudry 211. to Tuesday, March
11,1902 F‘rom limo to time publicu~
lion has been mode or parts 01 the itin-
WMY‘l‘OlMlDK to one or two cities and
towno. but there has been more or lei-III
change in the original program. and
new features have been added. All it
now stands the itinerary arid program
is declared by the 11prelildent‘a delegates
to be llnnl. “19.011117011117111:
Saturday. February 224A11'1val in
New York harbor. probably about
110011.011 Kron Prinz Wilhelm. of North
German Lloyd line‘ Admiral Evans,
commanding the special fleet. will meet
the trimmer at Quarantine station and
conduct his royal hinhucoa Prince Hon
ry Of Prussia. with his suite to the.
ilohenzollern, winch the prcnldeutb
«W41 tor trial
ill probably furnish
1.1: '0 11111491111111 vs.
inEll b. Minor v11. Abi
my Lionuiuw 1M1
Wilda; Gratin Al
ll‘olt: American Air
1 tieymour.
no tor court
til brunry berm.
.111ng Milton Blunn‘woy to preulde.
Thom iii no very. big docket to dis
pound ct and tho lie-slob 111 likely to he
abort unlocuth 1 the state’s attorney dc-
older to tutor up no insurance lraud
can» the limb limb to bully terms
there in no murder calla on tho docmt.
There is on important assault case
down. that at (1.9111! Nicholas of New
Canaan. who attempted to kill b‘rnnk‘
Clark, but it is doubtful if there is a
trial. 1 “1 1:. 1:1
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BANKRUPTCY MATTERS.
Meeting of. Creditoro Oil o 1.. NMooren-
nor, Biron RONfll'NOG Kellogg H
The ilrat meeting of the creditors of
use HIIIIII
George L. Meenngor.1of Southinzton.
bankrupt. won. held yesterday moi 11111;
tensor liners and treigbtcrn the inrg1' I at the onion of Refer-co 1111110153. in
out being the North German Lloyd 1 Hartford. The achodulcs chowad lin-
ttonmcr Kuieorin Moria Thurman A bilitios amounting to $19. 591 (‘1'
Orzo number more are expected dur~ . Which 8176 "0 is lot boxes. M ’11”: 30 be
up the day on many are due among cured clnlmn and the balance duo un-
hem the Atlantic transport linoo Man ‘ secured croditore nbouNt eight! in mun-
too from London; Rod Star liner be: 1119 acacia amount to 391193.31
i‘rieplnnd from Antwepp Anchor liners of which $3,100 1S in real estate which
' 'l‘eerIil‘y
N and otbelN' specified materials.
{momenta and 01111011119. from Mod
terroneun ports and Red D lincr Phil N
Idolphio from Venezuela.’
NAUGATUCK VALLuv’ STORM.
TORRlNGTON, February 181-1111;) to
2 o clock yesterday attei noon fully ten
nchos 01 snow has fallen in the upper
art or the Nnuantuck volley. So tar
11113 but a few minutes behind echo
‘ulo time. but the Torrlnizton and Win
beater trolley line is badly blocked
nd the loot car that came throughN
rom Winsted was over three hours
1311111511... uinc mile trip. The schools
ore closed for the day at 11oon.’l‘11c
nlowvhlch uccompitnlod the snowfall
lode the Storm in this vicinity one,
If the moat unpleanant in yearn.
SNOW STORM 1N HARTFORD.
HARTFORD, February 18~Up toi
I’cloclr yesterday afternoon tho Storm
'hlch is very heavy i this section of?
be state had not a noted the local
rolley service very much. The city
"nos are from live to ten minutes be-
nd the schedulc while the suburban
11cc were from 15 to 25 minutes be
ind Sopcrintendent Davidson. Of the
'mtford division 01 the Consolidator!
, and, said that trains on his division?
were running practically on time.
TORM cONTINUun UNTIL TODAY N
i
MALONE, N1. Y. February lsv—n’l‘heN
term which ctruOk northern New
'ork Monday evoniuz continued this
Turning. About eight lnchesot snow
on fallou. The Rutlnnd railroud is
erioucly hampered its largest snow
low having been ditched N
3.1mm. NEW YORK SNOW BOUND.;
HOOSICK FALLS N. Y.. February N
lS—«The snow stOIm continued during;
he night and was followed by heavy;
leer Rural districts are practically}
110w bonud today and drills ten feet;
11311 are common. ‘
BIG STORM 1N JOhnSTOWN
J0HNSTOWN.IN.Y.,Febr11ury18—-N,
i‘wcnty 11le inches of snow fell hero;
eeterdny.t the lurgcst snow lull in nov 1
To] yours
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SPAIN WANTS lNFORMATlON.
Senator LNIDI'B Desire: to Know Who’
Her Friendo and Enemies AI'OH.
ate today Senator Lubre questioned
ho government concerning the state
mono; made in parliament and 1111 the
newppnpore in regard to the Bllppm't
tile power-O uo Supposed tolhdvc 3."
an Soul 11 at the outbreak of .. .a pier
with the United States. The Senator
aid bNo naked for information on the
lubiect so that Spain might bottor
Know our friends and enemies. 'l n»
‘orelxn “minister. the Duke 0. Alomodo
'nr. declared that the reports rainbow
41 intervention on the part or the
re H10 1110 on Na 1.413011111111113 eunprine
to l thero who anything relot
Hop to 91%? mutter Which ounht to be
wvméht Would nuke n
pointa of informing the Senate.
The Senate Minder Mouton the bill
.I b’yt Mahombev Deputie-
1 ill “I pmgdlnndgli b'O paymcint
ll ‘0 H G“. ”I ml 11.
10111.01") WONN’NOM M’O‘roducto
‘ however. in lucumbercd by mortgages
tumor! is found in sections 98 and 106 11:1
7115 registrar of bulbs maniacal; and
MADRID, February 18. ~in the Sum «
N N — ~; undiluted that cubical
i lid
amounting to 33.11100” Thu cash on
llmnd amountn tom: upon accounts;
”84.111111 tho balance of the usectsf
consists of atock. ’
Several credltmc were prcacnl and
"the" were represented by uonnsol
Mr. Messenger was also plceout with;
bi H. Holcomb as counsel. it won 111- N
ho Nangntuck train have been run- Inmmatep that if we rnntter should be :Hirom the Peiinuylvnninu station to the
postponed 11 cash coiupromine of twcn i
ty live cents on the dollar might be 111-.
1rnnscd.uud on motion of Joseph 1.. ‘
Barbour. attorney for normal Icon!
and Wet-Item creditors. the meeting
was ndlouInod until Monday, Moreh- ' i
at 10 a. mood no trustees was up 7
pointed.
in the matter of C. 1“. Murray' 13 all-{H
N. pllcntion for n disc-.hnrgc which was:
assigned 101 a bcaring vesterdny n11;
toruoon, M. Bucharucll uppoulcd in OIL-f
{position By narconwut with Joseph
L. Barbour-.1 attorney for Mr Murray
iSntuIdLy Mulch l was agreed upon ("ill’ for the Shipyards 0!” the Towu~
101 a hearing.
"W
COMPLIONHATlONNNB FOLLOW DEATl-‘M
a?“
When wNolooti'o Town Clerk Died
There WI! a Pornlcxln: Situation. i
One or thine peculiar legal locum col. 1
lites common-OI Connecticut lam prosc-
in tho staid old town of Wolcott lost
week. when the venerable itowu clerk.
Henry Minor honOI-(d though 11 life
long DcmochNt with the oiiicc cuntiu
uousiy since 1818. dicll. Mid there was
no one in the town vested with soilin-
ient authority to issue a burial permit
101 the funeral
Following 11 delay which was some
“but inconvenient. tho nuthoritlcs
combined and the permit \va 15811011
by means of the sclcotmau. .
The {WWW law in explicit thnt in
the towns the town clerk and be alone
ball have authority to Sign a permit
1101' the interment of n oorpw.
When the town clorl; himself dies
there is o. sltuntion not anticipated 111
the statute. in 11 mini sense the per-
mlt in perhaps not legal. but no bottcr
one could be procured without 11 meet-
lug of the town cloctow ulllcd 1‘01 this
SIII-ciul purposo
The law under which this dime-ultra
the prenatal statutes. Tho town cieik
deaths, lulu power to appoint two dop-
utics, but such luxuries being doomed
unnecessary in Wolcott there was no
person uunlliicd to tonne :1 permit for
tho burlul oi the town clerk.
W
HARTFN'NORD COUNHTNV BANK MEENT-
IN
lN HARTFORD. February 13-Chull~
mun Charles E Pcrklue has called n
bunnincting oi the Hartford county
bar. at the superior court room for to-
Inorrovv morning at 9 o'clock. to take
Such action as may be considered do
Oirnblo no to the appointment at a
111ng of the United States District
Court for the district of Connecticut
The tollowlng telegram whenuent to
Pro-idem Monarch:
Hartford Fab 1? 1902.
To PDrOOident Roosevelt Washington.
Will 3511 be kind childish to defer
domino on ion United Inter district
1 humor-1mm: diimct on loliOl' moot-
‘ outrun lionl county be I owed-
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add“
18
ill
to HorttorN
o
" the. public library limitation the visit
Bar Nernx at Memorial
delegates will then visit to extend
greeting. Exchange of oilicial visits
during the afternoon Prince Henry
and bio unite will attend the lrvlng
Pluco initiative. and return to the Hoh~
onuollcrn for the night.
Sunday. February 23~ln the morn-
ing, religions exercises on board the
liohcuzollcrn. -=It the weather in favor-
ublc a drive to the tomb of General
Grant in the afternoon will be taken.
Private entertainment by the Dcutsch-
or Vcieln. Leave 101 Washington in
the evening by special train on the
Pound Railroad. .
Monday. Feblunry 24~Short stop at
Baltimoro. at 9 n. m. Arrival at Wash-
ington at 1020 11.1111. Military escort
White Honor: and thence to the German
clnbussy The presidoug will return
the visit of the prince at noon. Visit
01 umbaasndms and ministers Visit to
the capitol at 1 II. In. Dinner at the
Whitc House at 8 p m. After dinner
the prince will return to New York by
special train on the Pennsylvania road
Departure or me plcsldent and his
party for Jersey City by the Pcnnayl-
vnnin inilroad.
Nrucsdul. February 25—-l)cpaituw of
the prince and his suito and of the
president and his party from Jolsoy
g-nsed Down-3y Shipbuilding Company.
at thootcrc island. Launching of the
yacht 01' tth Gclmnn omperm at 10:30
in. 11:. Lunch to the president on board
tho Hohcnzbllcrn ate 1 11.11) Military
rocort to Icceive the prince at the cus—
tom house wharf. Visit of the prince
to the mnydr oNfN New York INIndN prcscu-
tntion 01 the llcedom of city at City
111111.111 4 p. m. Dinner or the maym
of New York at 6: 30 p m. Gain opera
dinner.
Wednesday. February 2b-~Luncboon
with representatives of Commelcc and
Industry at 12. 30 p.111. Sightrecing
in New York in the nttcrnOon. Torch-
llght concert at the Arion Club at 6:30
11, 111. Banquet at the press of the
United States at 8 p. 111. Special ferry
to 1111- i’cnnsylvmila railroad at 12
midnight. and journey to Washington
Thursday. February 27—Arrlvnl of
the Prince at Washington and escort
in the German embassy. Memorial cx-
cruises to President McKinley in the
House of. Representatives. the prince
and his suite attending. Visit in tho
uftclnoou to Mount Vernon.
1' IiIlay, February 28~Vislt to Ammo.
lolin in tho ioreuoon li‘alowcll visit of
the prince to the president. Dinner at
the German embassy.
Saturday. March 1~Depnrlure of the
prince and. his suite for his southern
and western tour on 38915111111 train.
Journey u‘cros‘s the Allegheny Inoun-I
tulns by Horseshoe curve on Pcnuuyl-i
vania Rnllrdnlls Stop q! ion minutes at
l’iltsburg nndIOo bits. and of twen-
i ty" minutes at Cincinnati. .
Sunday. March 12.-Tho prince will be
at Chattanooga and Lookout Mountain;
Idondoy at St. 14011111 for four hours
and in the evening at Chi whore
there. will be ‘11 reception. d liner and
ball Tuesday the prince will visit
Milwaukee and then return cast. via.
Bunnie. RooliOeter and dynamic to
Boston. where he will arrive at 10 n.
111.. March 6.1.1111 program being no fol-
lows:
Arrival In Bmton. South Tcrminnl
station. Reception by the mayor and
the German consul. Drive from the
otutibn to the Somerset Hotel. under
governor. wmeycr
Uniterslty and em pay their re:-
pants at wmoruet Hotel. Short drive
thmuxh the city and stop at the state
houulto return the visit oi the men-
not. .Wult “£0811th memorlu. Driveio
e mnyor’. Welt Cambridge. on
We play»; added liO 011T N lick the . . 1. . I
VALLIER WASIMOLE KID GLOVE
, It; hdvnntfigept one "fubliit . colourless in lit. and 1‘
H madam 111111111 111 .II‘ pierce of cottbn Olodl
II is. absolutely proofndg INNNNPNNN’NNM dud ll {guilds
perfectly its mitnotoleo oOiHOr or clothing.
We have din love do White, um and modés. $1.75.
1 Every 11.1611111th cwrl it 13 economy to buy a good
H g ovc. 1, 1
,IleN
Some Other 51le.
Lndien’ one lOTge pearl Nbutton suede Dorothy Pique,
all new Shades. $1 50.
LOdleo' tilled-claim Dclorme suede, $1. 50.
Ladies' two-clasp Moclia gloves in gray or black.
suitable for walking, driving. or shopping. $1.00.
Ladioo’ two-clasp Tampa gloves, new Spring shades,
very. populor,$1.oo. .
Ladies’ two large pearl button suede Trcfoussc Pique,
all new shades. $2. 00.
Rtllablc as ever.
01 IIItcrelst to the Society Man.
Mons one large pearl buttOn heavy Kid Gloves,
Dcnt’s own make, white only, $3.60.
A word to the wise is sufficient. 1
N’NN'I ~‘1 in
Winter Comfortables.
Nothing so satisfactory as warm bed clothing.
We offer you about three dozen Comfortables at prichNI
that will tempt you.
Regular Price.
$3. 2 5
3.00
2.50
These Comfortablcs are filled with
I’riccTNow.
3.2-7.5.
2.50 _
.100
the very best
Snow Flake Cotton, covcrcd with satiric in ppprdpr late and
durable colorings, and you see upon examinatibn that
Comfortable IS quite the proper name for them.
Nut/city Striped Veilin'g.
For waists and house dresses.
There arc a few designs in one of our Main Street win-
dows; white and colored grounds with Persian and Pam-
.padour Stripes.
Look at them; and it will pay you to come in and see
a larger display at the counter;
with fine polka dots. ,
some in delicate colorings
This material will make an extremely pretty, light-
weight skirt to wear with white lawn waists
weather.
1n warm
42 inches wide. $1.25 In: yard.
[non M moo 11 syn
at the Mrtropmilnn 01min ”once after
111111me mo". At 10:15 a 111.. (no
resident of HormrdL 1
all at 1: so 11,111
11111. 111.. 1111111 to tile president i
rill 11m president will no
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1
New York Yacht Club Admits Emper N
or William and Prince Henry.
NEW YORK, February 18.--Thc [it-1!
lantic Yacht Club held 11 Special meet ‘3
lug last night and elected 19"“mpeim
ROYAL YACHTSM EN 1
NEW HAVENN'NSNN NENNW INDUSTRY I
NEW HAVEN. February 18—12111:
Housutonic Company of Walliugtoi‘d,
:composed of Waterbury and Bridge-
,port capitalists will Shortly remove
its Wallingford plant for the man“,-
fucturc of silver and blass novelties
to this city. its present. force of 149
William of Germany and Prince Heu- iliands will be increased to 200. Re-
I'y of Prussia, to membership of the
club. This was 111 nocmdunce With 11‘.
decision reached at :1 regular meeting N
held recently.
The club‘s notion nus token 111 Inc.-
Ncently a consolidation of this company
with the Eagle Spoon Company; of
North Haven was affected the capital
stock under the merger help; 3150 000
Better facilities 101 shipping is said to
ognitlon oi the honors which Olmpcr Nbe the 11. noon '0‘. removal.
01-. William 11118 conferred upon this
eountry and ospcciully because of the
emperor's compliment to American:
ship builders in lmvlng his vm- hi. the.
Meteor ill built ho1c..ltosolu.‘iur;-
and 0111111 cvidcuccs of the election.
will be 511111 to tho cmpcrm .md to
Priucp Henry.
UNION PRISONERSOF WAR
The Connecticutllnlou Prisoners of '1
War Association will hold its unnunlN
meeting in durtiord 8111111111111. Wash
lugton's Birthday. and in connection
. with the coming event the New Ymk N
Tribune in its Sunday edition. pun '1
lichen-11,11 sketch of the organization
' with anecdotes oi tho oxpcrieuooc. oi
some. 0: the members, uud sixty-two
half-tone portraits moldng- up morn
than n broadside or thoiseue There
are portraits of Cbarlee Avery. the
‘ prOOident of the association: George
Q. Whitney. the summary: liov Char
ion Dixon, of New Britain. the chop-
loin, and Louis J. Filler/1.11.1113 tronsur
6r of Hartford. Other pcttrntts are
thOIIo of but III. Forbes, Captain Hiram
Buckingham. at Washington. 1). (1..
1101mm of, Hartford; Egbort part. or
Roohvlllo.llov. 11.F.Atwood Norman
Hon W. M.Been1an,il. inbou-
dOn. George 16. lleniiion, of Hartford
and many orders.
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‘TATIN FOHEOTERI FLOURIBHING.
WA'llllmlllltY February Isa-Grand
211111101 Runner George W. Randell oi
the Connecticut ll‘oroetln's. and Grand
,. Auditor William A HOWGII.I both of
tol'ltockvillc, came here naturally to at 1
nd the uproorly mun of the ox
' concil Thoroppr
' Whitman the Forentolio o1. .tb‘ep’to
lilll llln Wnllitidlll 3"th“;
' Boston Transcrlpt.
oi the bill 'H
SAVED A News LIFE.
Mrs. Captain 11 Hubbard. of M11-
ford. Dob. says: "Brazilian Balm sov-
ed my boy’s llie He began Just like
the one We lost with Group. We gave
him a. few doses. 'Hc quickly droppcd
to sleep and was all right in the morn-
ing." For sale by. ILH KPlnlsted and
F. H. Baxter.
Conudmch“ i say. what kind of a
cigar do you cull this? It's the worst
tobacco i ever tasted. "
Dealer—“Box your pal'Idon but you
are wholly in. error. Thule isnt a par-
ticulc of tobacco ln'flbnt- cigar. It in so
epny to be miotnilop, don't you aoO?"——
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BulethLt-ZN'O AiiMIcA «we.
The best and blast famous com-
pound in the world. to conquer aches
and kill pains CIIIOON Cute. honls Burun
and Bruiser. O dos Inflammation.
masters Piles. M lllooe or Bones acid
yenlly. Works wonders in Bella. Ul-
cers. Felonll, 8km lgrngtionn. :lt c res
or no pay. 25ml Baxter's rug
store. H
A cERTAmTN”
nonhuman .no Illlo1M
man can't drink nl'ljd NillOyNN'
some time .’1
Origin—~50 you'tip sworn oil 5011
have vdu‘i- . 1- _ '
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