. I. so. :9»-
forfememw.
”it.” ‘
.1:ll Elam.
teachers are Missed}?
like News”!!! in
more law compelling the
to undergo a state examina-
,. “-I . I r- my
'betrotnrri of his daughter
heir or Frankfort. Ooh
Word that he would give
we. portion her weight
Accordingly on
y weighed in the drawing
presence of the assembled
fore proceeding to church.
the scales at 62 kilo-
, about 137 pounds) and a
1st once filled with silver
sage Weight. The ex
r at drowns was 13, 500
I;
e was on exhibition at the
rt snow, has applied for a
_ otherworeundmf her. ,hus
fSir F‘pancis Jeane,-
That was what you
. in marrying a savage, was
, The judge put off his decis r
M. be doubted whether it couldi
own that Lobengula's domicile
_, "England. He said. too, that
only behaved like a savage and
e petitioner had insisted on
him and now saw the re-
it.
til the completion of the Trans-
railroad Russia makes her
as a competitor in the Euro-
, ‘tter trade. and is carrying ev-'
" pg berore her. in use the has
product in the London markets
too small for separate classifi-
, in two years it had jumped to
second place; Denmark holding
l
were men
diatom stripes and “stem Weill
from
for whole com
for oung‘ and obi Monmiiuc tie sole
‘- sell an. etaminos, and other light
, wgi‘ght wooin are especially favored inm
w
the novelties in colored linen dresr
fabrics that are selling at night They
are already setting scarce. and it i
such goods that will not be duplicated
Ideal of pains taken this year in the
melting of the collars on the new
waists. Instead of being straight, or
nearly so, they are especially wel1
models.
’the new ’ gowns have plain front
breadths‘ln their skirts the ruffles ex
tending all aboutothe skirts except just
the short space across
breadths.
rhort woman can wear a considerable
ruffle on her gowns.
one half inches high. a French model '
with large wings. in the favorite. Till I
etyieais becoming in some men and]
exceedingly unbecoming to others con i
sequently the rule that applies to we i
man's dross will apply also to them: g
Wear it if it becomes you, discard it‘
if it don't.
perfectly appropriate on waists of line
only in
would not he” criticised. but the heav-,
extreme etfic which will probably be furniture store in the Price building
. Not seeking‘nfter Klondike. gold,
Robert all
. The thirdmnihliorwallt ofthc:
mi lectures under the moieti- or the an
crises Society for the Extension or Dru
varsity Teaching. opened cunt the Com
:rai Club. last events: under favorable
renditions. A proportion of the
hundred tickets m were present.
and greeted the popular speaker as an
‘.l‘lil friend Iii‘ Ii it fiykch is the ice«
tutor. the general topic the “Modern
. dish Novel.‘ the novelist consid—
fared last night. Robert Louis Steven.
oueim are increasing in vor daily
the mmuwaIbm redo:
the lasers fabric: used
The white truck is to be a favorite
5 mMills Pinned. local secretary and
The loose basket weaves are one of jtreasurer. in introducing the theme, ._
spoke of the present criticism as to the
”coding of novels. and said it would
seem a reasonable proposition to drive
out the bad by providing the good. This
due course upon our best novels, the
voliection of books the Extension So-
cicty sends out, together with those al—
"eady owned in our libraries has al-
seedy appreciably influenced the read-
ing in one library
Dr. Sykes dealt with the youth and
formative influences of Stevenson. His
style as an essayist, his view of life.
As a novelist. bis versatility, his idea
front , .7 romance. his novels of character.
. Stevenson's progress to perfection and
ibis death as he had reached the man-
artery of the novel as shown in the from
if most left-“Welr of Hormistou." His
"Rea “lem I!
The beautiful stereooiicon pictured
at the close, which illumin the
whole tissue. gave the home on scenes
of Stevensons life in Edinburgh. Col—
liuton, Swanston. the Pentlands. on the
Continent. in Samoa and portraits of
‘ himself and his circle.
i The next lecture deals with Dickens
A class has been formed and meets
with Dr. Sykes at 7 each Wednesday,
one hour before .he lecture.
BARNES oooos To In onto.
her materials do not seem right made: The goods of Mrs. Nellie Barnes
with elbow sleeves. The latter are on 'who conducted a new and second hand
There seems to have been a great
honed oven on the less expensive
.1 have noticed that a good many of
their
Made in this way even the
In sweildom the wing collar twa an
Short sleeves are soon on the sea-
son's this shirt waists. They seem
lawn and lace as such waists are worn
places where short sleeves
. in Water street, Norwaik. were taken
2 to Wesipoit this morning by a large
[van belonging to truckman L. J. Roy-
‘ noiria, It is understood that the goods
will be sold at auction. in Wesiport
' Mrs. Barnes and her brother-lin-iaw
Frederick Barnes. were bound over to
the next term of tho superm: court un
der bonds of $1000 such, there to an
swcr to the charge of arson.
m
“ENTERTAINMENTS.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
ONE WEIR. Commencing
MONDAY FEBRUARY 17
? Matinees daily. commencing Tuesday
The Favorite
Vital-court Conrado Co.
and
adopted by only a few
“.....-
THE POSTMAN.
Some of the Experiences he Meets;
With Throughout the Year.
in view of the convention of the Lot
ter‘ Carriers' Association, in South
Norwaik, Saturday. The Sentinel roe
crisis a poem from the pen of Ed
James. of East Nor-walk, and which
is npbi‘omisto‘ inst now:
In torrid heat and frigid cold.
i
But with a bnrthen on his back. '
The Postman starts upon his track
Mid blllioding snow through sleet and
With rain doscu ruling by the poll;
Through misty arc and thickest fog
The Postmans ever on the log.
When blisttered by the sun's fierce
0r zero ehalf benumbs his feet
Th fol
dared to the
day. at 2:15 am
higher ma
fichoo ”‘.i ’
Recitatioowléiiie Remington,
Recitationé-Washinslnu' s Fins.
Fred ta.beil
Sons-"Cod, 110133103111 Liberty.
Recitation—gnu Memorials, ‘
Reclintlon-~WashlngtoW e Flag.
Sonngenr Noggin” Llano
Recitationwbiot George Washington,
Recitation—wWashi‘ngton.
Songmlovc' is Old sweet Song.
School
Recitation-A Chain of Dates
Recitation~Tribute to Washington,
Sour—America.
road and when his nhbc
will be ren-
no school hall. Fri.
., y the pupils of the
es:
Souls-Ship of State,
“ambition:
ole noses
May Morris.
John McMahon. ,
Violet Hoyt.
Maud Hewitt Lillie Edwards
Minnie (lottlieb.
School. "
HORSE WENT THROUGH TRESTLE
Driver Stewart Hlnmsn has a Harrow.
inn ‘Exporioneo on the Wilson Read.
Stewart Hinmun one of the genial
drivers for DoForcst’s bakery. had a
startling experience on Tuesday last
Mr. Hinman was drivin on the Wilson
steed reached
the railroad crossing below the Stand
1rd Oil works instead of crossiu over
the tracks the gallant animal s rted
at a break peck speed down the truck
and landed astride of the beams of
the cattiegunrd.
Mr. Hinman at the risk of- serious
'niury, jumped from the wagon. but
too late to control the fiery steed. lie
succeeded in attracting the attention
of the Standard Oil Company employ
see who rushed to the scene and with
derricke and planks raised the so
fortunate animal and placed him safe
‘y en, term time.
Gil. Coutu, with great forethought
Jane‘s Defense, will be the gauntlet:
. way in. powerful situations and in the
{a young woman who has erred. She is
recognised in the exclusive community
at Hart's Theatre. next Tuesday, un- f
der the auspices of Pioneer Hook and
ladder Company. of Norwalir, The
announcement will prove most wel-‘
come to Weathermen. for this in one of
the greatest dramatic successes of re-
cent years Mira. Dana's misuse is
regarded by many as Henry Arthur
Jones’ mount play. it created a son-
sation when originally produced at
Charles Wyndham's new theatre in
London. and it ran therefor an entire
season. it duplicated this triumph *
when presented by the Empire 'I‘iieatrs
Company at the Empire Theatre, New
York, and proved to be the biggest 1‘
financial success the company has ever
had The play is in four sets. and the
action takes place in Sunni water. on
exclusive country continua ty about
twenty~nve miles from London. .It tells
a love story of strong human interest.
which is developed in a most original
most feiicltous dialogue. Mrs. Dune is
in which she has gone to live. The
story deals with her efforts to keep the
cast concealed, battling heroically
against the powerful elements which
seems to combine to destroy her happi-
ness by uplifting the veil from the
cast. Her scene with the lawyer. Sir
Daniel Carturet, in the third act of the
clay is said to be one of the moat pow—
erful and absorbingly interesting of any
known in the modern English drums.
MAYFLOWER TRUCK GO '8 BALL.
Music Hall will be the scene 0: an-
other llne entertainment and riancc to
and Ladder Company gives its annual
affair. The committee having the mat i
ter in charge has arranged a very at .
tractive program of musical and liter
cry and comedy numbers and promis- I
REV. DR. KELLY’ S LECTURE. f
Rev William V Kelly ll.H.D.. editor}
of the Methodist Review, will deliver
a free lecture on The Hermit 'ilrruslr I
1“an up the track and succeeded in
flogging an engine, which was due at
that time at the crossing Horse wavi
".011 and harness did not suffer at all
but Mr Hinman's heart throbs could: floating indebtedness oi? the Dar ion . “Ill? price 00. sale price 30
be heard for some distance.
or Desrgners
of the wall papers we handle are
the most talented and highest
salaried in the profession
' We got their best productions
and a number of the handsets
‘ est patterns or c sold exclusively
at this storfio
Keep these facts in mind and
of Amherst in the Norwaik Methodist i
Church Friday evening of this week, .
commencing at 8 o’clock. A silver col.
lcction will be taken to liquidate the
‘ :Methodist Church. ,
,. liARCOUR'l‘ COMEuY COMPANY
. The Stowaway was the bill whichl
the Harcourt Comedy Company pre 1
seated at Hoyt's Theatre last ov-eu
..ns The company in winning favor
with the people here, and it is thought .
by many to be one of the best rcpcr L
toiie companies seen here so far this
r reason Tonight Knobs OTcnnessee. ‘
1T0morrow afternoon Sopho,
LEE TURNER CAPTUREO.
KNOXVILLAH. Tenn” February 20.—- »
Lee Turner proprietor of the saloonr
nest Middlesboro. Ky.. which was
We decided to continued
1"“ “’4” if “i" Remnant and Smell Wm SaIe.
regular price 50, sale price tic.
‘ Cotton Corset Lasers, 3 yards loom}
regular price 2%c. sale price. 1c.
black. regular price 3c, sale price, its.
price 2 for he, sale price i for 5c.
lar price 250, sale price We.
ity. 25c.
Combs regular price the, sale price
120. I
choose from, worth 120,150, new ice.
:ing this sale 10c.
.wns pronounced excellent today (’.‘i
1 ‘ the arrival of Dr. R. M. Rlxey. the pres
‘.idcnts medical adviser from Wash i roads Which were cleared yesterday
‘iugton was the only feature of in ter- i were filled With the snow WhiCh dr-lft
1‘ est here.
The storm prior-uteri many fiom sharing in our great rate.
one day longer-— Thursday being the
l. a
A; ,2 1
DARNING AND EMS. COTTON!
Ciarkes Darnlng Cotton. black or
icoiors, three balls, reguior‘prioe 8c,
sale price so.
Crow Darning Cotton, fast black.
regular price. 25c doneu, sale price lilo.
Burning Cotton, colors, regular price
2&0 card, sale price is.
Stocking Dar-hers,
price no, sale price So.
Embroidery Linen in chains, regular
price to, sale price he.
BINDINGS AND BANDINGS.
silk Prussia Bindings, white or
‘.biock regular price to sale price 2c
Silk 'i‘affettu Binding, white or block
regular price the, sale price 10c.
Skirt Belting. good quality. firm and
. strong regular price 50,15an price 2c.
1 HOSE SUPPORTERS.
Velvet Grip Hose Supporters, all
Nail Brushes, regular price, 15c, dur~ I sizes regular price 150, 17c sale price
irec
Hose
CORSET " LACERB.
Linen Corset Lasers, 5 yards loom
i
l
i
i
Round Linen Corset Lasers, regular 1
Elastic Corsc't Lasers. white and
with handles.
Silk Corset Lucei's, all colors, regu
TOILET ARTICLES.
Keep Clean Hair Brushes, 35c quai-
Rubber- Bone or Celluloid Dressing
Whisk Brooms, a good assortment lo
Aluminum Dressing Combs. strong Supporters—"Hook On,’ all
morrow night. when Mayflower Hook and will not rust regular price, 2:10,. colors regular price 25c. sale price
. sale price lbs.
9
19¢.
Hose Supporters, fancy frilled Web,
regular price 15c, sale price lilo.
Hat Pins. 11 good assortment and
i
HOOKS AND EYES.
Spring Hooks and Eyes. silver or
as to please all who attend the event I, gavflllned regular DIIL‘O- 5" ”3‘9 price I good value at 256, reduced price lbs
(1
. Aluminum 'l‘himbies, never tarnish,
Patent Hook and Ieyes, with extra} regular price 2 for Be, now is.
invisible eyes, regular price 10c, sale Block mourning Pins “0 pins to the
mm on box. regular price liege, sale urine lo.
I . Straight or Crimped Wire Hair Pins,
Large Skirt liook and Eyes. regular legnla| price 251,0, sale price 10
price he, sale price 3c Safety Pius, assorted sizes to the
Corona invisible Hook and luyc, reg 131““ 1‘88““? price 5“: '3‘“le price
several
reduced
1, Ladics' All Linen Collars
Hook and Eye Tape, silver, grey or different styles worth 19c
black regular 11] Ice 15c sale price 11c.‘ price So
ROOSEVELT'S CONDITION 6000.
Will Probably Leave Groton for Walsh.
ingron Saturday.
GROTON Moss February 20~The
l Monday night. and who suffered in
storm bound isolation because of the
inability of physicians to reach ner
curly, was removed to Waterbury hos-
pital in a covered sleigh today. or.
condition of Theodore Roosevelt Jr.. 1 Baker, W110 18 attending the girl said
ibut his patient was doing so well that
he hurl hopes of her recovery. '1ho
While the progress of the ed badly last night and it necessitated
Hit it boy has been satisfactory in every 1 doing the work all 0V0! again today.
respect Mrs Roosevelt now is weigh
leouccrt Orchestra.
in a repertoire of standard plays.
And nips his ears likewise his nose,‘
The Postman’s out~Secl There hoi
goes!
burned during the fight between oiii
"‘0 further fart "‘3‘ “‘9 ””3“!" core and mountaineers last week inf
are always lowest in all grades which five men were killed was cap-
are. as»! has long done. The
aslberiarii" butter trains one a ing very carefully the risk in making‘ ‘ "
the trip to Washington with her son r Belle of Boston Bak-
i
i and her unwillingness to take any stop ,
save Obi, etc a six other can , , 1 , .
the “Militia“; am” at the m3 dedlhilrlc “RM?“ “criticm gmes‘lTi1ursdai‘o‘Klr‘inliNi‘JF'lgeshnessce i -. —' ... ‘ tured ””333" which might prom do trimentai to him
,1 r I : ' ‘ b 3 I
”H“ u journey or “3 p” “3 so 3 briday—A Thoroughbred ,PICTURES i played at "bridge at midnight, his: it’d her to rxpress a doubt that led Beans 70 can
ind-tree and pole «downward goes.
l‘ire l’ostman's cheery whistle blows.
'n dog days‘ stuffy. puffy neat
\nd everybody s near dead heat.
When people smother, faint or drop
'.The Postman cannot, must not stop.
When the lirbudor rolls and lightning
flash
.Aud all the earth seems going
sma ash
‘ of which London is the center, When balls of fire roll 0' or the ground.
ill start for the capital before
day and possibly not before curly
inext Week. A great deal depends on
gfavorable weather because. ofi
.Veiu best tub butter
this:illiterate:233.321.8276 Yankee POD
rum row the party surely would not ‘ C01,“ 30 pkg.
:lcuve before Monday or Tuesday.
MYER GIRL IN THE HOSPITAL. JOSELOFF’S
Saturday "0 Day. the Alderman.
MATINEES:
Thursduy-Tbc Two Orphans.
r‘rldny‘~—Sapho.
. Saturday~Knobs O‘Tennessee.
- Between Acts new and novel special
tics by the best of vaudeville talent.
Special Attraction—The Celebrated
Prima Donna Soprano Madame Barri
tio will be heard at all performances
Framed and iizinl‘i'onrcd.
wwwm
wagsr'the clock was striking the Satur
A woman there played against me.
And I secretly felt her powor.
, A society leader was she,
A wind i :now that i had no show:
PAINTI AND a , so fty minutes litter.
N0 Dead broke. Iarosetogo.
PAPER HANGING. Yet I cannot help but thinking
Get your orders in for next ‘ Since that morning I was about
, ‘conveys the pro
,whero it compete
‘lly with the best European
.1 I hose of Denmark. lreland and.
The trade is only begun;
routine for the future is cnor- .
slid the better market of the
WINDOW SHADES
in stock and to order.
.— .. .... WW
to
NAUGATUCK. February bit—Rose.
in choice selections. apt-mg, ['5th been a m?“ and honest Myer. the twolvc-yearold daughter of .
henceforth feel the force of a I, The Postman 811le 8093 his round. The Harcourt Concert Orchestra will ......” TM”. “0 103' “I mourn. Frederick Myer who was frightfuiiy .
actor and a new source of pro ' '.n indian Summers brief respite, SIVe half hour concerts of latest popu ' PICTURES s‘ *7”va burned at her home on West Mountain 72 North Main 5111.!
‘lur music before the plav.
‘ PRICES:
Evenings, 10 20 30c, Matinee-.10,20c
i Seats on sale at box office comnicnc
ing Thursday.
nov'r‘s" THEATRE.
;TUEODAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25. .i
Return Engagement of ,
”Mrs ilane’ s Defence;
Under the Auspices of ,-
PiONEER HOOK AND LADDER 00..
of Norwalk.
With all the original Scenery rind
Appointments that character-
ised its phenomenal run
at tthmpii-o Thou:
ire. New York, all
i l , t he has not been killed outright
of orhbtjiai y imitlosstxtent .Hail’ dead from who t
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‘e close of a tea in :1 house in The Postman sulfide his «Hm. do
fashionabldwdllartei Of Philadeil Some folks scold and other growl
says the fill!“ one of the missed‘ r And often say things rash ”or foul
,. and no trace of the new 3931. i Because he does or because he dont.
t which she had worn that at, The Postman‘ a passing, kick hewont.
‘n for the first time When each 32311 in muit sonata:v 819“: born year. .
late departures had donned her ‘ grant may 9 03 man 0 393‘” ‘
.‘ there was still left a 3”“ka When willing. patient honest heart
, From duty never will depart
at was decidedly the worse for , ,
ED. 'JA‘MES.
Then8 as profus it her
_, one “50%“ :and her your!
land to to porarily accept the i
“East Norwuik Conn.
iii‘ plee' of the new one 51ml
ed to her furrier the next day
his help in securing traces of
tales stands. The case seemed
Framed to order.
ROOM MOULDING,
to match your Wall Paper.
DECKER.
87 WASHINGTON STREET;
South Norwaik
CALL 58-2.
‘ey our SStore
THE POPULAR STORE
'lhe best advertisement We obtain is from
They recommend to their friends and
he has gone
\
Te siephonc Connection,
Open evening. until 8: 30
...—mi...-
THE RUILDER OF THE
CLIFFORD
it is quite safe to any that no great
I enterprise, requiring faith in one s self
Popularity won by perfect purity in the selection of our goods.
those who are well pleased with the merchandise we place in their homes.
they come for the best goods, which is a strong magnet to draw them here.
Most people want pure. wholesome food, which will save doctors' bill s in the long run.
; which is door at any price.
BUY THE winner CANNED eooos PACKED.
FISH. VEGETABLES.
. . Fancy Asparagus.
Columbia River Salmon. Small Tender Peas.
gs; NORWAL‘K CHAPTER, D. A. R.
Mrs. Snin T. Kinney, of New listen.
the state regent for Connecticut. pro
s ted her anniiai report to The Corr
g?“ of the D. A. R.. Washtn . on
csday afternoon. it was 0ne. r the
not cheap stuff
FRUITS.
Gallon cons Apples.
Sliced Peaches.
l
at interesting reports presented to» last season. . . Bi ~k i i ,r .1. s. .
until the furrler suddenly all “he; IiCougreIs and pro w ”1‘th tier. and faith in ones ouvironingnt was , 0t sluud lobster. my lint Small Lima Beans , White Cherries.
...] always sew the mo of“ AN IXOEPTIONAL CAST, ever conceived and cart 6 to sue Clam Chowder Stringiess Beans. .
tamer on the inside of the liu- I 9:131: lhllhgggrn: 3331‘ ggrgefigrlmé "“31“de soulful completion by any; one ”PM? Soused Mackerel So i‘ 90;.” i i r Ef"‘,‘?“§°“"‘ i
ally weak. Particularly sprees at s . Dud ey' s umpk n Riii Surrash. r or r a scoop as.
“I'm“ cost before 1 send u the fil‘g‘o‘“ and pattriotlc «.l‘eedsdoftrts K." H"”"'H*';“'J::.:"°"°" my” Malaria. if this arch-enemy of hope is Kippered Herring. I Hand Packed Tomatoes. Egg Plums. etc.
”"0 u ounry ”e“ W on 1“ “e H11 5’0“? ”100“ there Iii “Oi-hills great. Delicious Coffee. Rich Teas. Double Cream Cheese Ferris Celebrated Home and Bacon. Elegant, Rosy
Wham ““5 man “h“ made this ‘ following of local interest. “The N01», Chart will open for selection of seats, you will attempt “it ran 1 worth
in “111°" In a momenl'm walk Chapter 1). a R but bad a at Wood’s drug store Norwaik and
I I or i ‘ s I H” i | l liIS ‘ I MR‘:
is ripped open. and there in I year of great activity. under the lead- Royt’s Theatre,South Norwnik Friday mitt? ”33:13:31,. “:9 01m: noth-
place where he looked for it trillion of rim. flannel Richard- Weed evenlns. at, 8 ”look . lug In great enough to seem a burden.
pains regent. In addition ‘° "W “““NI Thomas whobullttheCiiiford when:
w RBI Will. I Kill”, I. II. I]!
“‘0 0' "hi “it In with great pleasure i take this
Editor of Methodist Review,
2 flutter. at lowest cash prices.
Charles E. Seymour,
5?) West Washington St, So. Norwalk.
ritten in indelible ink ll‘ s I
V » 0H“ I“? “'10 31.1mm of "(gilkfir RENTER;
opportunity to thank you for the great
benefit l have derived from the use of
on the "Children of the Revolution.”
lather school mm were ”“3““ by of your admirable remedy. Dr. Dick’s
iMedlcine, it held the only sure cure
mild that Profcuor Mark w. two members of the Nervous Chapter;
Leadiod Grater.
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open Prof'easor of Astron- .o. the some amount each. for the beat ; ‘ror my ailment, v a: Malaria." if you
rhor. and subsequently I 3m” on Mary Washington. and "I" WILL LECTURE i are meditating doing anything big,Dr Lenten Lenten
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iii a North Poodle temper 1901, and the Norwslk Chair . . in the I y' m ['1 And it are is anything in it you would like during the Lenten Beam you can have it at the especially low ng- ..
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or Hartman-t at a static 7;,
r .5 surest stein causeway outrun, on: demonstrate cousrv PRINT norms. as. as cams. ..
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summon runs. . , .,
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a, .1 11 Cane Choice Red would... 171's
a“ .g NW pm- ' filler-god. No. 1 ”lotion. 2 for , its
root . “Ag‘ggfllL' lituby Lobster, large as, son
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