lV'VVN
”50 55551131 Piccolo.
NILDREN'S BLACK HOSE, '
Ex'h‘d'll‘ine Rib, "Double Knees, '
i’m'r'W1
S. Siurtevant
North Main and A1111 Streets-11
SOUTH NORWALR, ('JONN'
. . . .1.". .‘ ..... 125.110;
150,011 115.115.151.111
115.00 Parlor Suits 211.00
1 «12 .110 11111-15111 Suits .. ..... 33.011
' 7.110 Bo'ok- caseé . ...... 5.011
1050 been Caries .. .......... 111.00
14.00 Book Gases 11100
17.00 Book Cases . 14.00
.1. 2:11.00 Chino Closets ........... 9,00
' 15.00 Chino Closets ...... .. . 13.00 ,
1.7110 cums VClduele .1515» l 1,
‘l
At Half Price
LADIES! G CHiLDREVM'S J’CKETS,
‘ a". TORRINGT'GN February 2 .——~Au
' .i). _ {1" will H :5ng. '
‘ 1i D P‘OD. , Willa “M “
, tion or the opener (illn 51.111115111111511.
. 'lboip,’ . ,, ll 9.th
gdivo 1511.11.45.11 on
. r115ri',‘W 1901 VII-.1111” 311111111115n intolerable
eloniinliyiot
.11
".isrop
1 back. and Smith and Moon are re-
1' ter did, the infant dying soon ulter-
~ annual bauuuet to, be held March 3
191: Quality for 106.
all them as seconds. imperfec
tion slight. No holes.
“'35."
FUR SCAM-'8 AND MUFFS.
At Halt Price.
' .LA'DIES' FANCY Hose.
1 171:
11155515: price, 2515.
1.515155 ecu: stoves,
501': quality for 351:
I
3' £5,115“ Host-i,
.. .1315,
‘ Regular price, 501:.
Boys: 1:05 frond shoves,
5115 quality for 350
MEN'S'WALF' HOSE.
11011:. 3 for 251:.
Plain and Fancy.
LADIES’ MOCH‘A'cLovas;
Silk Lined,
31.00 Quality for 75¢.
315$!»de to 0m regular
lines of ' '1
Regular Price. 25c.
171:. \
sovs' 51:55:11 UNDERWEAR,
1 can.
i
5
J59. 4501 '
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dulLonlin-s ouriuo FLANNEL
, estates.
' ’ six mills. just hall of the rate 11! a year
nosdny night were suiliciont to call 101
' oral. Peck“ of New Bayou 11.301111. l'usi
1 MoVincont 0! Washington. assistant
,6
1 Job
' trlct oi aoiumblin Sens or the devoid-'1
1155““ 111111511}? 5152311111131”. wbox-111111. 11‘
e 11 new 5 e o
Fitch Hi0” 01 11115111111115. whom
she married J'uue 11 lost, alter the lat-
ter had secured a divorce trum bis
wile;fl on the groundnut 5111111115 the
was previously. Dean. the defendant
lives in South Norwa‘ik The woman
noted by Nintendo and item
tained by Dean.
The pinintll! described the chi ity
to. Which one had been subjects
tho blinds of her turmer- husband.
Dean and also told of the birth of a
1,'child after she had left her husband
and gone to Millards before she so-
cured her separation. she asked
Dean to take the child which the lot-
wards. .
Thooe who testified to the good char.
outer of Millard were lease P. Vllorn
beck and Ruins ii. Whittord..
GOVERNOR WILL GO SOUTH.
W
Will blot 511,555 Governor’s Footguard
511115115th New Haven Mill-oh 3.
RTFORD. February leover
our sheen. who is still suitering irom
the effects at the severe cold which be
contracted some weeks ago, has 1111
formed a delegation of the Second
Company Govrnors Foot Gum-.d of
New Hav'en, which invited him to its
that he will go south the latter part
at this month for a stay at four or live
weeks. He will start lnobout a wool:
Lieutenant Governor Keeler will
represent Governor McLean at the
banquet of the Second Company Gov
Or'ilOl‘ s Foot Guard in New Haven.
March 3. Membersoi tho gorernor‘s
military staff will be present. The on
ly out obtown guests besides those
mentioned will be the officers of the
First Company. Governor' 3 Foot
Guard oi this city. The dinner is to
served at the Tontine, 11nd covers will
be laid for 175.
VOTE RESCINDED.
Stamlord T;xpayor5,tl.lndo Action of
own Meeting. 1
STAMFORD February 112—111 the
lust session of the legislaturd the city
charter was so amended that the city
should r111 else from the amount oppro
minted by the town for roads such pro
puitlon as was collected from city
property The city pays nine tenths of
the town taxes. Previousiy'themmonnt
has been reachedby an agreement be
tween the selectmon and board of com
,moncouncil. At the annualtown meet-
ing held last October the amount ap-
propiiated, was indefinite. At the one
cial town meeting held Wednesday
night the iaxpuyers tuinod out in ov
erwheiming numbers and undid the ac
tiun oi? the town meeting and specific-
ally appropriated a certain amounlslor
each town department. The amount
appiopriated for roads was 830.000
They also voted to make the tax rate
1150.115 the appropriations made Wed
an eight mill tax at least, they on"
now run into debt.
Desalination or use.
6. A. R. Mon Urging Passage of Bill
to Prevent it. .
WAtillthi’l 0N. February n1 wlien
Commander Key. of the New York
department of the G. A. it, Gonerul
amulet sellers! oi the u A. it; Goo
11W..Clous.1lli. 11.5. retired. and
5!. Right. repreienti‘ns the Dis-
tion were before the“ selliite commit-
toe on military attain yesterday and
airmail r the bi lo-provent
scandal)“ the toil idiot“
'tilnony oi 3911'tiliNdi-mik millionth
' should sotinfy lilo, moot 1115511551.
1111.15 15 a South 11511:” silt 51155. Redd
. and
1155.1 ’
having it used tonadbortlsing or other
5.1.1.1111... 511151 15111115 ' shell on.
allelic lime) M is elven hero; The too
it and use it doubt can exist 1in 111,5 lace
o"! 3115 evidence.'. , '
Mr: R. (i. Millard‘o! iii west avenue, ’
Smith Hermit, changed is the for
business in Weill: Norwalk. says: “1 ‘
ilVl'ld kidney trouble 151 wins. 1 took
medicine and was under the care of a
physician so often that i ought to be
an authority on 111.1 question. i 5511111
1111 to be rid oi Vary trouble for a time.
but it showed signs or returning and
I wanted to check it. i noticed some
p'ubllshed statements about Donn 11
Kidney Pills and procured a box at
Hale's Pharmacy in Norwaik. ,fl‘hey
beiped me, and a continuance of the
treatment eventually affected a radical
cure." . '
For sale by oil dealers; price 50
cents a. box. Foster—Milburn Com-
pany, Buflalo. N. Y, sole agents for
the United States.
Remember the name—Dosn' s—— and
take no other.
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F1111 Hollie lulled 0111111
(Continued From First Page) '
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now line and exempt all tax payers out~
slde or fire protection.
The plans and specifications tor a
new truck house to cost in the neiglo
borhood 0135.000. were then submitted.
Marshalili. Tones made a motion
which won quickly seconded. that the
amount to humiliate for a new house he
$5.200. He stated that he had visited
the truck houses inBridgeport and oth-
er places. and never saw Lthom in .us
but: condition as the one in East‘Nor.
wn k.
E E. Gotham mode an amendment
to the motion by adding $700 more to
the $1200 making it 84. 900 The build-
ing that Mr Tollmlhougnt could be
erected for $4.200 was to be constructu
ed of wood Mr: Gerham thought that
3700 more would build a brick struc—
ture. James W. Hoyt made a substi-
tute motion for the original and the
amendment. calling for a truck house,
argument ensued1here between Mr
lloyt and Chairman Keogh. The lab
ter stated that action was to be taken
on the omendnienh11Mr. Hoyt thought
that a vote should be taken on his nio~
1.1011 Oscar W1. Raymond believed that
Mr.,Keos.h was rigid, and dually the
vote on the amendment was taken and
defeated
Mr. Hoyt ton. amid the truck houses
in Wentport 11nd Darlen. and stated
they were good enough for these
towns, and did not cost over 8.000.115
thought that such a house would be
good enough for most Norwoik.
Attorney. Leo Davis asked Mr Hoyt
it he knew whether the firemen held
their meetings in the truck house. or
whether they were used exclusively for
the apparatus. Mr. Hoyt replied that
he did. not know. ,..
Attorney Davis stated that he was in
favor oi giving the drama a good
truck house. and it, a good one could
not be constructed, to not build any.
After the vote the meeting quickly oil-1
journed before anything else come up'
for discussion
' BUCKLEN'S ARNICA 8ALVE.
The nest and most ruinous com
pound in the uorid to conquer aches
and kill pains Cures Cuts heals Burns.
‘ruisos. Sililtiiititl Inflammation.
Innate 51 Files. Millions of Bones sold
yearly. Works wonders to Belle Ul-
cers. Felons, Skin Eruptions. it cures
0:0 no pay 251: at i". ii. Baxter's drug
11 re. .
HARVARE'H’RINCE'TQN. DE'BME
hesitant trials‘ of the candidatemlor
t e Horva
hold into lit and the induce-
nounoed today the names at the
RA. Blair ideological aeolian
won lrsland. and 13.3. m?
Chordsid. Po. .
mode the but individual- ill
,Horvsrd Princeton debuts hi1
bolas.»
‘ d. 1 ti .-
in control;
all in noise
111111 I lndels
1!!
our ireizbt terminal.
immense piece of property close to it. '
not to exceeddaiibil in cost. A little,
il‘.
PRINCE'l' uN N. J.. February 31"" .. 1'
Princeton debate were
1:; clothe? Tern From a Man by:
, ra
who will. compose the team. "1' hip are
w Anthony. 1902. Watertow‘a. N.
M.“ hill." .9
1902:01 New York was awarded the 4,
Spencer Twit price 0! 0501.11» Qliming:
‘ e
i take
, no
. .4 in his dietitian; rippins open his over.»
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1'. 1.qu
%‘ Mill W1“:
Hall .1 idle liiilli’BSl '
1112: 111.5111 "if 31.115.13.111 1:115
dietitian
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derided "llid 51111110111111 liill
ill "1511030000. iii llib
NEW HAVEN February 21—Preslv
dent John M. Hall talked interestingly
yesterday in reieiencc to the Clans ii«
(i Railroads shrubs
all e commonwealth Fl ts. in Bolton. ‘
on related at length in Mondfll'dillb-
piers. it is on that ills mu Mil. our
,11' million dollaru for this land. about
twenty acres. and the Boston people
are wild with speculation all to Mint
Mr Hall and the iailrosd system he
conducts will do with it. .
Mr. Hall said in port: “The twan-
ty acres which the New Haven road
has purchased in South Boston. odloins
the strip oi laud now occupied by us as
We co—opcrate
with everybody in the transaction ex-
cept the state 0! Massachusetts. The
land belonged to them. as well as an
1;;
“This land will be opened 11? to Bose
ton munuiocturers and we w ll, co-op»
ernts lli (loaning it running spurs from
our prom nent tracks and opening up
streets. , As the land is about the only
part of. Boston where monutscturers'
interests can spread now. we hope it
will prove a good business property
“As to the new ocean steamship
business which we 1111111 do. because of
our increased facilities time will tell.
We can. of course. do much with in—
creased trachage and expect to. But
our purchase was without special rel-
erence to that phase oi the situation.
it is land that We will want some day
and We thought We had better get it
new.”
—_—.
E. C. BENEDICT LOST.
Failed to Cot injunction Restraining
Widow from Disposing of Estate.
MlNEOl.A. February Zia—The at
tempt made by 117.0 Benedict. the New
York banker to obtain a permanent in
iunctiou restraining his daughterinr
law, Mrs. I". H. Benedict, anallminis.
trntrix. from disposing of the assets
oi her late husband's estate. ended in
failure so (or, at least, as the Surro-
gates Court is concerned. F. ii Bone
diet was killed in an automobile acci
dent near Tuxedo last fall
Mrs. Benedict recently obtained an
injunction restraining her lather-m
law as administrator, from adminis
toilng hei husband‘s estate on the
ground that be disposed of his sons
131.1111 in the Stock Exahungc without
her knowledge and had refused to git 1'
nor any information as to the price
1ecoived. it was alleged thut Mr. Ben
edict' 3 claim of several hundred times
nave him no right over creditors until
his cloim'iind been-proved legally; Sur-
rogate Seoiiury subsequently vacated
the injunction on the ground that the
papers were insufficient
The motion which won argued in the
Surrogate 11 Court woe to prevent Mrs
Benedict from disposing of furniture.
brioa-brao. and curios which she had
taken from her husband's home in U);-
ster Bay. The 111 moment was brought
to a sudden close by the production of
on nmdavlt by 515.131.55.115: setting
forth that the personal property was
born, and did not belong to the estate
This underline discussion as the right
to try title to personal ‘pmpdi'ty lies
beyond the jurisdiction oi the Sui-1o
gate‘s Court.
To obtain a decision the case will
ilisvo to be taken to the Supreme
Court. but whether this will be done
is not known. Mr, Benedict's counsel
alleges that ibe'property claimed by
Mm'iionedict was insured by hcr 111...;
band in her name.
’ SAVED A BOV'B LIFE.
' Mrs. Captain ll ' Rumors. 1.: bill,
lord. Dot. rayon “Brszmonfiaim slou-
cd my boy‘s life. No began Just like
the one we lost {with ordain. We gave
him a tow linden. He, quickiy dropped
,to sleep and was all right in the morn-,-
lng." For sale, byfiln liglllloietod and
H1. Inter. - ' .'
NARROW wvuAPE—m FROM DEATH.
not
But 115.1115. Not militia.
STA FORD. February 21. «Frank
Jones. 0! “1551110de a remarkable
escape li'orn doat‘ 'iiere. Jones vise
Vcroooing the tracks when the winsted
which lesson New York at
.i'uliiod ripen him. He stumbled
in the short to
out of the why, and
tell the W a .
Ill 0 train was about to hit' him he
land a fence close at hand .1511.de
unwell from in from of the cosine.
cylinder box on the enticement
.and: realm»
in; every button they contained to the
won some time before Jones
composure. lie was 1111
l 111111111;
dimmer do?
'iii
'51: ..d varied on iii like
are
1111551155 and beautiful
and
511,51: tilt preference 1111511111 doubt he ibty'l
it is always correct and no war
will be the favorites.
Siik Warp min du Nord,‘
Silk Warp Veiling‘. ‘ '
Silk Stripe Voile. '
Mistral.
‘ Onyx Crepe.
tooth: Black Grenadines which
vary in price from 75' cents to
Window
Don’t you think you will
found in the market. We give
will bi: satisfactory. We call
ity Opaque and very desirable
from three to six of a kind an
each.
ment, you will notice shades to
f‘displaylng f‘ ~-
'1, for'thc coming 555555: At die Hail? the yo
1,11 m ‘3‘“ .11 {1.1 1
few 1115111511 5115 1151151
it is ' always to yo
1:1'11i'15'Well,
drobc‘ls complete without a
black‘ gourd. We mention 1'1 few of the new wéav‘és which
1
115511555 Crepe;
£13595: int-5111,1111...
Crepe Uni. ..
1 Gained Crops.
London Twine.
iii .
Blatk Grenadines.
In connection with the above, it may be ‘well to allude
promise to be among the
most popular fabrics of the season. Made over taffeta or
china silk lining, there is ]nothing more egrécabie to wear
in summer or for evening' wear at all seasons. They come
in a variety of styles, stripes, checks and broéados. They
$2.5Vo. .
Shades
need new shades far your
windows this spring? We have the best Opaques and
Hollands'. also the best and most reliable fixtures to be,
particular and careful at-
tention to special orders, and can assure you that our work
attention to a lot of sample
shades We have received they are mode of the best quai-
in colors. There are 0th
11 will be sold at 38 cents
In one of our 1111515 St. windows of the carpet depart-
r 25 cents. These are the
'vcry'h'eSt ready-inadé‘ window shades we have ever sold
at that low»1price.2 . “’11 iIi.
‘0 ’Eai‘oblw c3
51:11 o. M. sizzles 1-11 1 2.1114351
and 1151111111 11515111551 his sons estate .
'1';
- 'l yer III'IFIMIIVI "flaw ioilow an in»
i
,DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED
by local applications. as they cannot
ru'ucii the diseased portion of 1the ear.
There is only one way to cure deut-
ness and that is by constitutional rein-
ediei'l. Deafness is caused by on in
domed condition of the mucous lining
oi the Eustachian Tube When this
tube gets inflamed you have n rumb-
ling sound or imperfect henriug. and
when it is entirely closed deafness is
the result. and unless the inflammation
can be taken out and this tube re:
stored to its normal condition. hearing
will be destroyed forever; nine cases
out of ten are caused by catui'rii.
which is nothing but an inflamed con
dition of the mucous surlaces.
We will give One Hundred 115111115
for any case of Deafness (1 rinsed by
(alarm) that cannot be lured by
iiulis (lutnrrh (Euro. Send loi- iiicui
lore, free. . .
I“. .i. CHENEY 5'5 (30.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists, 751:.
Hull‘s Family Pills are the best.
"—
DAMAGKS AGAINST RAILROAD
MARTNRD ll‘ebiiiury Zimin the
Superior Court item yeetorday Judire
darn rendered a decision awarding the
11151111111 damage. oi i2. 500 in the suit
limit! By William Hiiirgertord ad-
' iii tor. of the estate of it Even
r s. or New Haven, onlnot the
ow York. New Haven & Hartford
Coupon. Barrows was the
bonus insular on the Northampton
division train which ran off the cui-
wort hear Pioiiwli e in March 1000.119
was hilt-d and the suit resulted.
5 “Nov or TH! new.
:15 often 5411111501511 system. Wow
.oomashou look or appetite ear.
and mom with disordered
knoll this wretched mm The
I!“ then ill Electric ”than
5 Highest
7.1,... 7...... ,.
sh Prices.
Discarded machinery of all nude,
piping,steain and water fittings, atone
and builders' hardware bought and
sold. Headquarters for refuse metals.
rubber. leathers and all orticlso that
you would like to dispose of. The
higheshcaoh prices will to paid by
calling on
ABRAHAM HARRIS.
1318: 15 Raymond 81.
Notice by postal will receive prompt
attention.
Open 7 a. in. to ii p. in. Closed Bot-
urdays.
Residence 58 Spring street.
Telephone Call. 156-4;
A Flush
Valve.
Noisciees, closes without in or wo-
lcr lioniiuer, lies no tank.
11113 lDEAL
VOLUMETER PRESSURE REGU-
LAIINQ FrLUBH VALVE,
A "soil 116111an pro‘surs "8‘0er
uphill-d to a Flush Valve anointed by
direct measure. Discharges the some
amount of water in the some length of
time. regardless or the head or pros-
suro in seryico pipe
See it in operation in our distally
'li'oiace B lint
1111111111 ionisation
brain. blood ponder 11nd '
on!» SW, lover. and Kill-
olive proved that: '
1 mm the
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