m forfoinomwr V; sets 5:36. . in: 11: I50 I! 111.. . medications tor V ‘uM “:01!de to The renal letters not desired. Willa ithew' about a clock. a she held. I‘Is the pandu» A_child out "lies. teacher.’ she said. . duliun before?” 41. ‘ school or medicine and a hos- the ogpital. From the school II V a. m a vast Improvement In Itli of the Island is looked for. oped that these and other men: ' Ins taken to improve too at the beanie may result In the I to population. which WW sully .509. 000. The gov— fimmw that in hair a cen- he population of Madagascar story that in curious IInd has made at Sam'rishamn in has" there a teaspoon of fter cleaning It he found on- n the inside the picture of a with the words “Maine" 'tgtls. The spoon would. at“ to hate belonged to c sunk in Havana n the spring of 1898, and it our years (or the ocean our- to wash this tiny object ashore not of. southern Sweden. M...— nkln lately read to the Brit— tutlon of Civil Engineers :1 e utilization otthe gases h urnace'sV’to drive motors. or out“: Alidut fifty years ago Ie‘ct began to be considered and lioneswerc utilized to drive bIOWers heat the air blown into the fur- emaeivas. But it was not un- : were employed to drive motors that the htliizatlon approached translators or 1 000 or 1 500 . war. dttven in this way..are not . ‘ would and Belgium. his regard. . hers of Chicago, V- “on y meeting. adopted reso~ ‘ declaring their unsnaken be- t the miracles described in thel may chV°“"ed- Rev. Dr. E. i in the preliminary , We ought do go on record " he ‘to Vshow to the world that we sdéas instructor Ildstitu ion‘ whose views ox. The spirit of heresy steeping into us publlcationmnto isthodist kroolnd, even. told books w‘lfose teachings are out Vrmouy with the spirit of Method~ .‘wim woman nae comer-U lymall the new hats have their " mood in at one :Ifile. . : it me as . first suns ~ Self lured taffeta mend a of blaclr and bite would trim vely. a not mean a great expense to 8‘. Initials woven on a strip oi to be used in marking under .. thereby leaving time to em with care the linen and other on which It is desired the more . monogram: and markings on one' s own handiwork. . - . enact on the new welst 1m intended for broad women” mien! I am speaking of. Not ' to salute but waists which at whole gowns have. their 4 .. - thIs broad silent oli- , lthe tulineu ot the “colder so as to on- vol“ one to II .. Connecticut Snowman for 24 Hour- Tactil- Barons. everywhere "V Weak Stomachflmpaired Digestion Disordered Liver d." Female Ailmentst redonl b the Pro riotor Wilson lair-gt. New orbdoi » st. Helen E ..and Warm?“ "‘m i I I l 1 3V l I I l i 6 %J This lime; in on every be: or the mains Lam Ive Bromc-Quldlue m... WthemInadyihatoaw-nmlnuam. iliiie 01111111111 By The Storm (Continued trom First Page. J " there and the residents are anticipat- ing some good sleighlng. All the tale graph and telephone lines are down,V£ and the trees loaded with heuvy'linow.‘ i in many instances gave way BAD \rhMrHEH IN NEW YORK. Trains Irregular and Suburban TroI-I ‘ Icy Service at a Standltili NEW YORK, February 22 ——Attcr twenIY-fcul‘ hours of snow sleet and rain and a night of high winds. New York awoke today to face the worst weathermondltions this Winter. 'l‘eie' Vgraph and. telephone wires are downl northeast. .; _.'f ml ciai measurements, the total precipi-i lotion as water since yesterday warm 1 ins haunbccu l:IInIyillll inches. The snow to In t a c ty was much less than in places removed from the coast. log Thursday . amounting to only three or four inches. l 'Mixed with rain. which fell intermit- tently. the snow fall became a soggy. bail fronen mass in the streets which i seriously impeded traffic. - The tempei- . :-utIIIc at 8 oclock was 31 and the bnr~ ‘ i ometer reading was 211.119. The wind at tint hour was blowing; only lll‘téen miles an hour from the in this city trolley carsl were kept running on the principal streets. but there was much trouble in keeping the suburban lines clear 3 LITTLE DAMAGE IN DANBURI’ DANBURY. February 22. --—'l‘llc 1 in all directions, trains are delayed storm or inst night caused little dam- f i and Irregular and suburban trolley our use here. The local electric railway vies through the adjacent portions of Is badly crippled today by the meat 1 New Jersey and Long island practical- ly at a standstill. ’l‘hVe sweepers and mass 0! frozen slush which covers the When day More 11. tracks. 9an“ Kate Haslett. Amalia Gardner, David cold rain was still falling and haul make litlelmpresslon on the sins h‘ and turned the snow to 5'ch frozen slush ’ trailic on the car lines is practically at mpeding tialiic and flooding low lying! a standstill. Itreets. During the night the wind played havoc with ice coated trees and wires; ‘ new annual TROLLEY shock 11 . Hoyts Theatre South Norwalk Friday new ll tram February 2 «lemmas. atB °'-ciock and miles of electric li ht. tele honef “39‘“ twan 5' “Che“ 0' snow “0“”- g p the streets or New Britain this morn- and telegraph wires are down making a heavy tank (or the army of .Inernen Bilbo are at were attempting to restore e By It o'clhok the telegraph compa- niesh but Wood limited communion tlou with the rest of the country ex , espt south of New York, which was till Isolated. 'lhe heaviest damage up pears to. are resulted between tn. . iity and Philadelphia. Telegraph poles . “firricd. (low by. the lmmense weight if sleet burd ed wire'srcaused a delay hours in the nonsense» u-ain service of the Pennsylvania lines during the night hctu eon this city and Bultimow. "lnc main trouble as re-; ported by passengeive from the south was in the district between Chester,- Pa. and ’l‘rcanon. N. J At the that named place the entire teienhrmn 10-. graph and electric light system was a: otai wreck. the town was in uarune ind trains on the Philadelphia W1i~l nilngton and Baltimore division weic run without the aid of the tclcgiuph, necessitating slow pI.ogIcss The worst of the wreck among the. wires was beLwccn Bristol and Tron; on N. ~J. in the eleven miles between bone two points mom than 100 tele- zraph poles were broken. There' were reports of burned trolley cars in‘ . various sections. The weight of the ice on the wires caused them to break . And the loose ends encountering cnis wet them on lire. Central Park and other wowed re“ ovations nave sudcred enoifimous dami igc. Hundreds of handsome'Ii-eos were unit or denuded of luaucbesi by the; ‘iigh winds. The various ferry lines no running on Sunday schedules.‘ “Added to the other obiuclcs which‘ be northeasteriy sale of last night Iettdin its wake was a phenomenally ‘ high tide. According to vesseimcn ai- l bug the water front the usual high V vatcrmark was passed all of two . hours before the tide bad coasedrrun- uiug in. The high water lined the! erryhouae bridges high above the lord ii of the decks of incoming boats and foot planks when run out present- i id 3‘ sleep dud nllppary hill up which scn‘ge'rs vii-re forced to scfiram’bie Women passengers worolairly haul]- ed ashore by the male pull ding. first: the uncertain telegraphic com mnnlcatlon which axiom last night powwow M. . I1 1 way pt :11me. ‘ early .’ Theiwm Dillon om- cars at Atlanta trouble due reported toVstorIny weather In Virginia. IN "m: "GRIN DRAW. TwIea‘ In one Weak. NEW HAVEN. rennin” lit—For the second tints within a week Connec- «out has been for twentyd‘onr hours In .. . V but“ 1a Ii.VVVscvere‘thiI‘i’liei; Morin. ’ or I ul‘banco' Uh." wind Va Iocity we. ins and snow is still falling. ’l he t1 ol ley company service In completely blocked owing to accidents to the thiee snow p10“. 11 be company has Booth Norwaik Congregational Church a large turns 0! men at work on the tracks inside the city limits and may matic lecture. be able to run a tow cars below or Hiiyde suing. NO DAMAGE IN ANSUNIA. ANSONIA February 22. ~No duni- ‘ one item the storm has been reported in this vicinity. The electric ‘ittlc dime ty. line passing between this city and llcrby MW” p' EM)“ 0‘ ”03.30“ kept the snow plow running all night i runes roars curl. single Ad. to keep the tracks open and “lie mor ‘miaaion 351: With reserved canto, oer nins the cars are running with some lice, $1.00,: single 45c No southbound trains 1 Pill-(ad's and Banr’s 'rom Wale billy had reached this city up to present writing. The early train 1' 'or New lurk due here at 1:13 a. m. : is over three hours Inlet STORM STILL ON IN linnrroun. HARTFORD. February 22.a~‘l‘ho. snow storm which began yesterday is= ' still on In this part of the state and at I023") this morning shows no signs of nbating. Over a [not of snow has fallen. Trolley cars are running in this city but considerably dIIIIcuIIy is experienced in keeping. them demoralizcd. going. The suburban trolley system is badly I STORM RAGING IN 'I‘ORRINGLON TORRINGTON, February 22.——Sev- most difficult. ‘ en inches oi snow in addition to the 1 recent heavy full has made traveling Cars on the 'i'orrington ' and Winchester street railway have not been able to make the trip be- tween here and Winsted owing to the drifts encumbered Only a small perv courage of the employees oi the sev- eral factories reported for work this; The storm is still raging. morning. and promises to eclipse that of Mom day. F‘w eddy (slightly near-sighted l—v ho-aw~is that vewy stylish and line-looking man at the other end or the room. Mrs. Greeable?" Hostess—Won me looking at your own reflection in the mirror. Lightpayte. " ML; Fweddy~“Aw~—you fiattah me. Mrs. hum. of holding :a heal-In “ ’ ion of vs Street Loninussioncrs the mirror doegV (13001) M Lauton ry bands “who formed lit 33' c all“; amoebic!" ‘V. o greatest dilllculty was “mane. Hostess~ No; ed with truclts and wagons. it was} bat. ul‘lnostl inipdgsiblg t‘o hat eggs: the . , _V . .. _ I) no 9 MI I] m aces ' i run wort? forced to rein: without SPECIAL .1. email Meeting Notlccis hereby given that a special mectiug‘of the Council of ‘ this city will be held at the Couu- V cil chamber. on Haviiaud strcct.;°‘°h on Tuesday. March 4. 1902, all ' 8zoooclock, p. m., for the purpose , V’ open the . acids in the Board 1V and.” ‘MONDAY. 1 Ii‘Iiduyw—‘A Thoroughbred. ‘ enterprise, requiring faith in one‘s self :and faith In one‘s environment, was 1 FEBRUARY 17 i Matinees daily, commencing Tuesday Tile Favorite Marceau Comets Cc..— Consort Grohcstra. in a repertoire of standard plays. nvduiucs: ' Saturday-O’ Day; the Alddrman. MATINEES: .Ii-‘I idsy-Sapho Satui'dnywkncbs 0"i‘cuncssec Between Acts new and novel special- tio by the best of vaudeville talent paciai nth-ac n.-Vi-Tbo Celebrated. Prints Donna sop uno. Madame Barn tlo, will be heard Vat all performances in choice eclectic The Harcourt (i ncert orchestra will give half hour concelta of latest popu Iar music before the play. Pulses: Eveninga,10 20 30c Matinee-.1010: Seats on sale at box oilicc commenc- Hovrm Tnaannn TUESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 25, Return Engagement of Mrs. one? s Defence Under the‘ Auspiccs oi PIONEER HOOK AND LADDER 00., ‘ of Norwalk. ‘ With all the original Scenery and Appointments that character ized its phenomenal. run at the Empire Thca~ Ire. Nchork,‘ all last season. AN EXOEPTIDNAL CAST. " including H Murray. Chart will open for selection of seats at Weed’s drug store. Norwaik. and Three Recitals. Feb. 25. Dr Robert Nourse dra "Dr. , Jekyll and qu. March 11. Recital by S. Archer (lib son. organist. and Dr. Franklin 1). Lawson tenor. both of New York April 8 "An “wetland Citizen" a standard comedy impersonated by Tickets at NEXT TUESDAY» “DR JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE. " rut coauthor mi: cur-roan It is quite safe many that no great ever conceived and carried to suc- cessful completion by any one physic- nliyw w.eak Particularly depressing Is Malaria. If this arclwencmy of hope is in your blood there la n him; great lyou will attcl‘npt. ‘ "It I t worth while." is the doieiui whisper of his » Ilaria. But when you are cured, noth- ing Is great enough‘ld seem a burden. The man who built the Clifford writes: ,“II is with great pleasure I take this ioppdrtunity to thank you for the great : bcneflt l have dciived from the use of of your admirable remedy. Dr. Dick's .Mediclne It being the only sure cure for my ailment, viz.: Malaria." if you are meditating doing anything big. Dr. Dick’ s Medicine will brace you up and gilt you for the task. We are in Mouth to handle all plopertyi real oi personal) to be sold by auction An auctioneer has been em- ployed by us and proper atten- tion warranted to all work plac- ed In the hands of this agency. Railroad Place. 50. Norwaik JOSELOFF’S ”W... We will offer for this week some thin in: for lionsckaepers, well worth limiting in a mod supply. Swift 11. Courtney Diamond Matches. ‘500 to a box. 31:. Search Lilithbest match, 500 to II box so. ' Franklin Match. 200 to a box. 1 cent Satin dad a Music stem “do Continued Mouton. The price on Merchandise valued at 25c, 35c. and 39s.. will be Nineteen Gents. The price magnet will draw all students of economy to the Boston Store during this great sale. We sell you merchandise AS GOOD AS THE BEST HIGH CLASS STORE .I,N CONNECTICUT. AT FROM 25 TO 35 PER CENT. LESS. We are firm believers In the small profit system, with large sales. We are enabled to buy more advantageously in the great markets of America. WE BUY TO SELL QUICKLY. WE SELL TO BUY QUICKLY. The more we buy and sell the better prices we can aflord to quote you. This sale is for morning, afternoon and evening Is 25 to 35 per cent. worth say- ing? ' Small \Darcsf . PATENT HOOKS AND EYES. N08. 60, 40, 2.2 SILK TAR ; . Sli.KA’i‘EEN. all colors, regu- white or black, ‘12 cards for ‘llli' my“ “1330;4ng ydgV for 19¢ iPur price be, now 5 for 4 h l 191: ' HAIR BRUSHES, worth 2.50. V . - 1 EARL BUTTONS. 2 or 0 - this sale. 4 19c : 35“ ) 'c VAL LACE 12 yd I 1 ed, regular price 10c don, now GERMANTOWN, saxouv. ; News» “‘9 ””691 ”Q 3 3 doz. for we SHETLAND “.083. 3 gli‘ANCY NECK RIBBONS new V CHILDREN'S SIDE SUP- likelllis. 19C l patterns, worth 150, 1% yds" I’OthTERS. White 01. black, 2 may omen DARNING V to. m ‘gfilrmT “mm“ ”LL” J90 .COT‘TON, regular price Zinc, 3 ' " ‘ r ' ‘. per dcz., . 19c ' WHISK BRUOMS: "93“!“ . always sold for 25c, sale 500 YAItDSV BASTING C01" prices, 30c. 25c and 21c, now liic price. 190 TON. white or black. ti spools. 19c , TOOTH BRUSHES. regular . ills-YD. WHITE LINEN COR- ' DRESS SHIELDS. rubber. ' 1 price, 15c. sale price. 2 for 19c SVET LACERS, 2%0 quality, stockinct. or covered. worth BRAINERD AND ARM- 1: for we 251:. lilo 1 . 1 V Zoo DRESSING COMES, all CHAIN PURSES. with neck i STRONGS EMHROIDERI coarse. or course and line chain, sale price, 19c l SI‘JKS. 6. skcins for 19c teeth. 19c ’ ti 9 d V b\ 00 S. 2 CAKES PEAR‘S SOAP. liIc .1 3 One Thousand Sheet Pack- ' 2 EMBROIDERED HAND- CASHMERE BOUQUET 1 ages ‘1 U‘ILE‘T PAPER. 190 f KERCHIEFS. value 25c, 19!: SOAP. ' 190 ‘ FANCY CREPE PAPER, va- . 251: POCKlo. BOOKS. at 190 RUBIFOAM, per bottle. ltlt: .1 his 250. at 190 25c CHA’l‘ELAlN BAGS, ’liic ‘ I (V . firm I " 4!". tor Emmanuel is never so happy as, A Suggestion .—~“No ,‘im not very as when engaged on a similar expedi :ucil impressed with the house." said Ways In Which the King and Queen iticn. the prospective tenant. . "The ynld is at Italy Enjoy Themselves. it is be no mama unusual tourcad in :rughliiiiilyl srgtaiie tlIeIieVs hardly rooni . s. the papers, is out any we mnnryV or a 8 ms 0 ow .r )8f “30:; 3.222%...” lingual???“ warning. that the. loyal couple )haieV “Think so?‘ replied the agent; “but to. Emmunm and Que...“ "[119“ lest... Icit Rome mo oclock in the morning —cI—9—Vniishlnt you use folding dowel nothing sornuchns to live exclusively by the 8990‘!“ train 50F ““18 Vec $395-2... in their home circle. for from tho cloy— Chi“. embarking there on the Monte 1 F. 'l " in: influence of court etiquette and un CilSiO- where they WI" Spend a (3011910 . I'D naurqnca observed by the inquisitive eyes of of days. « seems to be about the only commodity their 35.000.000 of subjects. 1 ”—‘"‘ bought without regard to quality. The happy couple look back with rc- V Cullen-tors often growl about United There are us many grades of Insur- zrctfui‘ longing to the days when. 11n-‘.Sl.ates stumps being heuiiiy cantclicdg once as there are of merchandise. disturbed and unobserved by all. they ibut the Australian collectors have uV You are. nmloubtcdly paying for the mode frequent excursions to the little hard time to secure high value. recent . best quality. are you quite sure you and wild Island of Monte Cristo. where issues in used conditions in a tit shape : are getting it? Better to know now accompanied by a few domestics. they for preservation. A paper of rcmon- than after the the 0m fifteen ycais‘ could forget that they were the crown ‘slrance has been signed by prominent experience. on tho Vsublvct have fittiii prince and princess of Italy. living in Australian co‘goftfrs Mild sent I}? [lit]! i no to do this well the closest retirement. all absorbed In post ohicc 0 can. out it is opet their mutual love. Even now. when there will be a benedtiul change in-llie Taylor & GO'dOn, the cares of state allow it. KianV Vic manner ot cancellation Telephone CniI.107—-4 1'6va aov'AI. COUPLE CALL 53 2. e w mour’sStore THE POPULAR STORE. Popularity won by perfect purity in the selection of our goods. The 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 suvu doctors‘ bills in the long run whkh is dear at any price. BUY THE FINEST CANNED oooos PACKED. FISH. . VEGETABLES. Columbia River garbled ”My Asparagus. Small Tender Peas. Block lsland-hobstcr, very line. Small Lima Beans. Clam Chowder. Siriusloss Beans . Sugar Corn. Bartlett Pears. 3"“5‘3“ ”3‘7“”L ~ i Dudley's Pumpkin and Squash. Florida PinenpDIes. Kipporcd Herring. Hand Packed ',i‘.omatoes. Egg Plums, etc. Delicious Codes. Rich Teas. Butter. at lowest cash prices. Double Cream Cheese. Ferris Celebrated Hams and Bacon. Elegant. itosy Leading Grocer. 655 West Washington 51., So Norwalk. 11.311111112101115- Its Your own Fault Retaiilglores If you are paying too much for your Groceries. Our prices are never high. Just rend these few of our many "ape. ciala" for this week, and ace the money we can save you. Every article guaranteed to be of superior quality. FINEST EIJGIN CREAMERY BUTTER 27c LITCHFIELD COUNTY PRINT BUTTER. 240 (Very Fancy). Try It. It's fine. 3" 1' best advertisement we obtain is from They recommend to their friends and not cheap stuff FRUITS. (Inlion cans Apples. Sliced Peaches. White Cherries. -’ our: ocean to can. run $1.00 5 one. your Vansr MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEE you ii. on v 4 it. It dozen. 20c 1‘ _ j1 . V.‘ unites. I'urlna P, 0. Flourror 26c Clogged “(lumen at. tel ' panama: lI-I Haul Picked Marrow beans, do. 91: . 3 lb. con mama. 10c . . cousins illnnd Picked Pea Bonus. at. . 8c ‘ 3‘ “Mo on born 25!: ’ CHOICE MIXED iii cakes Nuptlla Boa for 25c ‘ Drills ' the on BLACK TEA.17 calico Acme Soap or “use ‘ 10c. FOR $1.00. (linger or Lemon '3th pet 1b.. lic‘ its; 1 , i3 II: can Peaches or the ‘ countess BACON. 14c no. Nice for breakfast
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