lInun-etor Tomorrow.
56:21; sets 5:48. '
pII8:0il a 15.: 8:33 p. m.
“New,“ .
I communication tor
uh‘ould be oddronad to The
ground] letters not desired.
ADoyle, living at. Weir vil-
3‘ .‘ asserts that last 'I‘hura-
8 one hundred and twen‘
thdny. He says that he came
‘ntry tromIlrelnnd when be
years old, and that, alter
the Phenix crucible foun-
,llton until about the Iime of
or, he retired on account or
on of the big tunnelot the
,elephonc and Telegraph Com-
, t the city Mole than $3 -
on expended upon the
noel, and $7, 000, 000 mom
0 be expended.
ulreI Il‘ooberts' a court Iccently
Fulton (Kentucky) Lender,“ a
put on the witness stand and
Ihp knew the. nature of
ticevintervlewed him as
Do you know the nature of
es ‘sir.’ ‘Where?’ IWell,
' ove‘d out here pap said It];
I‘Pearson, ol.I Portland. Mainep
telling of his success in clos
open saloons of tho . lament
dine. lie suys: When I took
. y, ‘ no I will give $100 to any
I ‘ an proveW to me that there
‘ Climborland coun
, , dollars in bonds
ed on my desk one afternoon
eavor to induce me to permit
and of whiskey and a
. New Yolk and Philadelphia, and ten;
. directions on account of heavy snow
(1‘1”, the thcgmomotor standing at 2:1; . BY MEMBERS OF I‘
(egress at u m
Except for the loriybonts harbor, SflERMAN COUNCII. ”.1342. ROYAII ARCANU".
i traffic was tied up by the utmm. Tug “”d
boats were kept tied up at their piers; l ‘ GQPIPANA' I), foul“?! REIMENL c. N. (i.
and no effort. was made to move lightI “Sm,” by
, mm“... was gum“... impeded by snow. 'Museums, Si'de~SlIons. Menagerie. Conan-t, “Mainland. Trained Animals. Acrobats.
.3 No attempt was mode to run the Adir-
.,was mine hunts and twenty minutes’
I neat: and Trains Delayodwsnow Bow ‘
oral lnclm In Depth. ‘
NEW YORK. Marci: 5.-—-A‘Ihother
or the storms which have done so
much damm‘ this winter stnrted at 4
do! this too and at 8 o'IcIo‘o‘lI.‘
two ones had u- en The snow was I
wet and heavy and caused mufh in.
convenience and considerable do by to
trailic on elevated roads and to the
terryboats. '1er snow was very thiCKl‘
and accompanied by It moderate wind;
The temperature. was not low howeW
Uni-looted. Unapproacbablo.
Unchallenged Uncooaled.
Unexcellcd Unparalleled.
, Genuine Old-Fashioned Country
eru or other hirgc vessels
'l‘Iain service on N. Y. Control rail
rond which was disorganized by the
'I'lIE BEST PROFESSION“ CIRCUS ACTS IN AMERICA.
F realm. Cloouns. F alum Curios. Yumblrrr. Marp.lv,1rciurcrs.
AT THE ARMORY.
Eh°dlif.§§”iii‘.ifl‘i§.i1351.22?!lust ;1lllll‘.\‘llill| l‘riIluu uml Suluuluu Muuh luh illh illlll lilh.
and 50 minutes behind time. Thu;
Bufl'nlo express due here at 7: 20 II m. .1
ondnck express. 'Ihc southwestern ox- I
press in two sections limb of Which
are due here at 7: 50 u m. was into
A Splendi/erous Exhibition dof Extraordinary Capable Mamcls. Ranging m Elmo
Way, antler, hope and Form from Giants to Doom-f5. jumbos to Sleelctons.
Charming Ladies to Wild Men. Proud/lg ‘tceds to Potted Ponies. .
Admission. 34 Cents.
Bargain Matinee. Saturday. 24 Cents.
up to it ocIiock.
Telegraphic service was further de- iR: ser'bed Seat Sale opens Thoracic. Marc/I 6M. at Platsteol's Drug Store. South Nor-
.morallzed by the storm. The Western 1 ‘ walk . and «(1' 3 Drug .AS'loreAA.‘ Nor-Into! It.
Union lest 20 out (It 30 wires betweeni ' ‘ .. ,
HAVE BEEN MADE AND ARE BEING MADE m
in the weatheu. the snow continuing to ,
tall heavily he American line steam—1 By people who are shrewd enough to laya awnv the stocks purchasing
ship Philadelphia, which was to haVeIthem when they are first offered to the public becnusc thou the stock can
a
c
o
o
a
0
late, end the Montreal express due "
at 7: 20 a. to. Woo three hours and ten,
minutes late. ()I’ the Chicago express
due at 10, no report has been received! I
wires smith of Philadelphia, between
9 and it o'clock. The company te—
ported that it was losing wires in all
which in some localities was tollowedi
by sleet Between Easton and Wil-:
linmsport (6111111., twenty miles oi
Western Union poles me down Up to;
11:30 there Was no sign 0: Improvement !
”Don't know. Miami | GO 01' :thlck weather on the r‘IiIeI.
‘ 0 should tell a lie,l the steamship was still tied up at her ing perhaps only ‘25 cents, jumps to lite oI Ion dolluiu per share
you would go when pier‘ and the ofllclnls of the line said
lied he WORM take “a hack' .iund, where the snow was badly drift. ; (II
sac, and 1 makes he’ll be as ed and street trutiic was continued with ; ,
.Southwmk will hot uttempt to go out}
itiil tne Iventlier- cl‘euIs.
beer to be sold there. i was
no tor not accepting it
3 iY,dun l‘rom Cubd, and Glen Roy, from I‘ and sulficlent drifting; dune to show up .: huge amount of 0th the vein‘ run
he, the she: Iff the county jail “:19le The White Star Liner CelIiIz,
tithe poor victims 0‘. from Liverpool. which was reported oi’f.
, Julia A. Grutlon,
sailed at 10 oclock was delayefl by the i be purchased at very low prices, when money is needed for the development
At noon hotel on when the company begins to pay IiiIi,denIls this stock otlcn cost
that she would be ‘kept there subject
Ito her pilot’s orders
Much damage was done on Staten Is.
Georgia, the Empire State of the South
is just at the beginning of one of those gold mining booms that many 0th
sections have expciloncod in the past
Those who have kept close wutchf Ill‘P uwuro of tho m't‘fll success thut
'gIeat difficulty. TInI my of. the new gold mines of Georgia are meeting with
Very little movement of shipping hush Shrewd People, from all seething ol' the country and even from Europe,
bmn reported In New York lumber to- i are now buying these stocks while they are being offered at these low
dav owing .10 up. northeast snow ‘wleIos. and putting them away tor the rise. sure to tollow it little later on.
stoim. Ono easnulty has occurred In
the stranding of the fishing schooner.
III the limsmhoe. . awens Inm i I" am an
Shiilng melt in 'port are remaining III!
,‘nnchor and no outgoing steamers have
been Iepoited passing the observing; ls oiganized under the laws of Ge rgiu and has one million shares of
stations. It is likely that the White; the par value ot‘ one dollm fully paid :‘nd non assessable, and tour bundled
Sta: Line Oceanic, which is due to sail 1 thousand of this is treasury stock to be used solely for development pquoses
this afternoon the Red Star L,inc i We now offer to the Public one hundred thousand shores of this trousuiy
stock, ut the low piice 01‘25 cents pm share (pnr Iuiue $100) utter which
The only In»; the price will be ruined to 50 cents it i should he found nobossuiy to sell
coming some... Iepo: ted are the Ward any mole of the shores. '
Line Niagara. 2mm '1 ainpico and Hm I‘ ‘ This Company now owns in fee 31' note 63 notes of as promising: a gold
vana, which arrived since the storm he. 3 property as is to be found anywheie ‘o. ated in ‘Gwinpcit clot) ty, Ga. and
gun and three which arrived just hc-i known as the Owens property, upon \‘I hlch them has been a urge amount or
tote it the ldxc‘e‘lplor from Shields; ,development work done. '1‘qu sepaint I. shorts have been sunk upon a vein.
hing from 254. to 6 icon in Iii.dtb
Assay; Iunushlghus $150. itl‘ldmll experts say the or will uvormm
.r
. tnrv commander o Constantinople, to
‘ pusonnliy arrest Ohuklr Pasha.
‘ composted by sixteen officers Sand
Nantucket, last night has not been-l about $18 per ton and thut we have Ill( rI‘I thou we can get turgid one nntu: .Ii
a themselves and as they file seen sinlc. Among the passenger liu- lifetime. At the loucst tabulation III-no should be ten dolluis per ton pioflt
$11 the corridors Sunday, mom .3“; [lug are the wmm Star Liner Ma. ,. in mining and milling this ore.
impel, l 'glnslly extend my irstic from Liverpool: Auchm LiuerI Upon this property we have now a on star‘npmiil tonoIAIentratoru, one
“1”an am glad Amhonfl from Glasgow and Queue. 40 h p boilern1uieugine.onoli1 h I). portable engine and boilci. one safety
The past. wus the ”11.9, preterm from} Bermuda lnoom- hoist, blacksmith shop with full set. of onto. one ore crusher, many pumps.
’ ing vessels are undoubtedly keeping 'illt‘l ‘1 10112 “no of InnclIiIIer and tool“._ such us me to b!‘ found on :1 well
porous your in the history oi.- well oii’
‘ lo" o n etlallion
pwns oi? color.- ver‘
the market that is deserved
woman' s pettiooht
Verse of her corset.”
trimmed with blach,velyet
d buttons.
silk are quite the ‘thlan.
and children are Wearing
is the popular color, but
worn. especially in tat-
6 very dressy
shcoats ‘:,‘
‘eralmands of ribbon that
ed aggro back with crossed
mg n“ an upward direction
. sch. rossing is made a
seeps . Such a girdle
, e on a white gown.
since; the suitings shown
Home Companion"
6! receipts for malais-
and ‘iinceu, ‘
a guaranteed washable peat: Fond repeats
, Tidhie Standiter
3 Bart Varnnm,
ch , lug cempany in "Sis Hopkins” drew a
dirt
‘Ijtill tAiIII storm is oven.
1
_ DON’T I'ELL MY WIFE.
I Howard Hall's moons comedy. Willi h
had such endone run in London,
itself in New York city.,
will be pres ted to thewpatrons oi
Mott's Theddre.‘ him 11 b ‘
oi the strongest costs that In ,
procure. The following all Antioch ‘
I in positively appear. Arthur Dem-
the prominent minstrel star, in
te-face comedy, who as the bus-1
bond, makes things lively; John Jen-
kins, Jane West. Miss (‘eliu Campbell
and the Kingsley sisters, whose sue-'-
ceases have been so pronountuzd in all
metropo tan cities. are caste in this
inirth~provlng comedy. All the other
parts are in excellent hands, and, the
company is equally balanced. one; re-
suit, can only come tram such ca-eiab.‘
{on 01- superior talent, namely—4m
spooning of bitter alnment seldom
brought to you. guaranteed by this
mhnsgement. and bearing Arthur Dem»
ing’o personal seal—solid fun. The
play has many new features and spec.-
inltles.
"SIS HOPKINS” AT HOYT’SII
Ma Hopkins. Mabelle Baker
Minnie Church
‘ Belle Miller
Stewartw Murray
George H.“ Maxwell
Delano“:I Richardson
in
Margery Melrose
Obadiah Odium.
Pa Hopkins
Addison Vibert
shore for plenty or sun room ‘I equipped mine and at good Iniil- house. rid other buildings
The main Vein bus been trucod all:
from N E toS. IW.
Big incomes From
Thousands of people we now rec
lug stocks that cost them originally on
2 sands will have this some experience
III a mines.
Nearly every one who reads this is
I of dollars worth of gold have been taken it cm the surface or the Georgia
ste hills and now the deep welkings are revealing the source of all this gold, as
all miners knew it would.
Does It Fail to 0m:
sure an income of nearly $6, 000 per an
Hecla would return about $1,500;'1000 shares of the TreadWell would pay
about $1, 500, and the some number of the Homestak’e would
annually, and all this is in addition to an increase of from 200 to 500 per
cent in the value at the stocks
The Leroi stock first sold at twent y live cents per share and is
worth $40. The great Peltlsnd sold it
$300. The buying of mining stock to 1).: put away tot a little time is both
profitable and legitimate
Buy new as many shares of this a :‘ock as you can spare the money for,
and you will he mighty glad later on
Price of stock now 25¢ per share, one quarter down and the balance on re
, («Sign oiI the: stock. Prospectus and subscription blnnks furnished upon spirit
I (‘flt on _,
Make checks payable to
C an F. u. SCQFIFLD Bankers,
Atlanta. Ga.~
Here are a few illustrntlons from mines, the stocks of which were at
first altered at very low prices: 1000 shares of Quincy or Tamarack would in-
Io wnI across the plopcity, cunning
Small investments
living I: flne‘ living iii me tram min-
la II. tow hundreds of d inrs und than
within the. ne\i. tow yellre in the (leer
already aware or the fact that millions
a Thousand Shares?
num; 1000 shares of the Onlumbet and
Ieturn 86. 000
now
rst at 250 and am: is held at over
Parthenia Peckover, Elsie Mackay
EdWard Home
Catherine Camp
Sis Hopkins Rose Melville
Ridy scarboro. E. F. 0 Connor
Rose Melville and a strong support-
Elsie Van Ness,
creamed house at Hoyt's Theatre last
mm; This play is full ot the
and best comedy. and at the
Th‘plea‘sing story oi
‘ character of Sin
crestedT by Miss Melville, is
3 her portrayal of It III-ayes
t‘
not suspecting , that anything wus-
wrong accompanied the supposed gar
er‘al to the town hall. where Alavan
tics ordered the men at the tire depart- I
merit t9 join him.
This motley proces ‘
sion proceeded to the gendnrmery baré
racks I‘vhe Als’vanti‘cs paraded the
momma Two or the latter, how-I
meantime suspicious were aroused
escaped and apprised their commander.
captain 3 lcltolics. " The latter when he
edan slam: March
NEW YORK BANKER DIES.
LONDON. March 5.—-Leonard Lew-
isohn, the banker of New York ton
n'erly president at the United Metals
Selling Company, is dead. Mr new:
at the residence 01: his son-in-iaw,
Charles Henry. Bob
for three days. The ody will he tak-
en to New York on board the St Louis
Which sails from Southampton.
Ifecdm died of pneumonia this morning
he only been sick -‘
TURKlsH OFFICIAL. ARREM’ED
Sultan Order: General Pasha, Brother L
of Late Grand Vlzler, incarcerated.
CONSTANTINOPIJII Monday, Mar.
limGenoral Chuklr Pasha. a brother
(It the late grand vizier, has been or
l‘OttOd at Konah island oi Prlnhlpos
(about twelve miles from Constantino-
ple in the sea Ma; era). The sultan
Ordered sand llid Pasha, the mill
liddin Pasha started from Constantl-
uupir III a launch. crossed the Gosphot?
us und landed on the Skutuil shore ot‘
J. o clock In the morning. The party
then took II special t1 sin to Kartal (14
miles southeast of Constantinople).
and thence, in small boats proceeded-
to the island of Pl',ll1ltlp0ll where they
effected the arrest of (‘hlkur Pasha. f
The successive incIIIccrIItions I‘IIIIII
punishments o! Imb‘ortunt (“Mlllllllt‘i‘il
IF I on mini: wlIIIIspIIIIIIl uucaulncusI
Itll‘t‘I.
*' Ladies’ and IMISSes’ _
Dress Skirts
‘1
WI: uIc not sniislied to lot well enough alone. but use our Success as
C. B. ROUSB‘BW WILL
Most of the Estate Left to the Son— No
Charitable Bequests.
NlilW YORK, Marci: 5-—'l‘he will of quality and smartest spring styles sho wt: in this country-
Charles llIoadway Bones was filed for
mobate in the surrogate’s oilice, yes i place betme you the most modern line of skirts mnnufitctured
I l
SEEK 17rilgpgofilzngfiefitfi-fififimgl tlnue our small profit sy stem, that has made our second floor the most pop-
bequests The will left to Mrs. Charles
Broadway Rouse, now dead; the house i
in Filth avenue and $5, 000 yoaIiy. Thcl prices.
building in which his business wool
conducted was left. to his two children“;
Mrs, VlIglniu Lee who has a sum .3
mer residence in Rowayton and Peter?
Winchester Rouse it was stipulated‘
that Mrs Lee was to get Mr. Rouss' a!
farm in .lel'terson County, Va MI. ,
HOURS requested that his son. l’otet I
continue the business on Broadway. 1
under the old name. William W ‘I
Rouse, n brother of the dond million-
nire, 18 made an executor and he and
another brother receive $100,000 each.
i stepping stones to grcutm and better achievements in hiklrtdom. ()Iu“ buyers
1
have been searching tho nuukels l‘iom A to /. Tho wutchword wus. liet
no good quality or stylish garment no es ltcsult, we have the very best
Our aim is to
We will con-
ular, roady-to-wear department in Connecticut tor styles, quality and low
All we ask is n look‘ut our garments before you make It purchase. '
A large assortment of block shirts. in Cheviot,- Surges, Venetian Cloth
w
l
and Pebble.
Chevlois neatly trimmed. worth $5. 50 to $0 50,:1t $4. 98.
Ladies" finc- llioudcloth Skirts. II Immed with Moire Silk bands, advance
styles for spring,Ivn1ne M200 to $13 .50 nt 310 50
Ladies Walking Skirts, Oxford Gray and Black, entirely new styles,
worth $6 00, at $4. 98.
The. residue ot‘the estate is willed to
Peter Winchester Rousu,
” " Lndles' line black BIoadcioth and horny Oxford Gray Walking Skirts,
ENTERTAINMENTS. .
with qudunted ‘liounce, worth $7. 98, at $0. 50.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT, MARCH 7
Return Engagement of This Season's
Big Hit,
ARTHUR DEMING,
in a Pnrposely-l’lanned ideal Produc
tlon ot Polite Pleasantry,
DON’T TELL
MY .5! WIFE
A COLLOSSAL CONCEPTION
OF CONVIVIAL A‘COMEDY.‘
NEW SPECIALTIES.
, NEW FEATURES
25‘. 35. and 601':
Lollies' line Cloth Walking Skirts, light wol‘ght,very dressy styles, new
. tiuI‘c shape, a large assortment at $7.50, $7.98 and $8.98, worth $10.00 and ,
$12.00. , ‘
SEVERE WEATHER PREDICTIONS treme upper Ohio valley.
5 It will be much colder tonight in the
Flood Situation in Ohio Practically South Atlantic states Witha cold wave
Unchanged l in the interior and frosts on the coast.
l . , There will also be trust in North Flori-
l WASHINGTON March 5'4“” 1 (in and heavy host in the east suit
weather bureau says the soutbwrs‘ ‘~ cites. On the middle Atlantic coast
'I'stoInI has moved in an cast-nortlnaet winds will be high north:, on the
:direrlloi‘: with slightly increasing in— south Atlantic coast they will be high
tensity and is central this morning west to northwest and on the gulf
over the interior of North Carolina. coast fresh neith.
ilt has been attended by general rain Stmm wurnings sIe displayed on the
gin the south and quite heavy snow and Atlantic coast ronI Savannah to New
, main in the Middle Atlantic States. iYmk
There was no other precipitation (Ill ,3 , ,
consequence except on the North Paci- CINCINNATI’S CENTENNIAL
;uc‘ coast. it is warmer on the South: CINCINNATI Maich 5~The centen-
lAtluntlc coast and extreme nmuthwest din] of the incorporation of Cincinnati
' JOSELOFF’S'
, » ln‘nd decidedly colder in the gulf states , was celebrated today with appropriate
I ' ,‘ . ‘ . - A .und the southwest. Iexerciscs by the municipal nuthotities
Eggs Eggs Eggs .
'l‘hh ..ood situation In Ohio remains but}. executive and legislative the
Inavtimliy unchanged with ii west of chamber of commerce and other or-
ane been exceedingly high and now ‘Smtliw i'l‘l the IIIEIEhrll-W‘homi (fliI‘nClili'iH; i gupisatiolnc‘: ti 1 1h 1 t
, , , on ‘Io ruin an «mow o In pas to co mra on ems M .II unique
the demand is lorgI Novutiuleas” tIventy-lour hours in, Itentuckv and. tonight in the chamber of commerce,
we will offer, Sltrictly Country Eggs. l'l‘onnossoc will cause on ndditionnlrise
gout, how much cannot. be definitely
:siated until the precipitation ceases. Judge John A Fulton for Governor
l'i‘herc will be rain or snbw tonight in 3 Beckham. of Kentucky,
‘the middle Atlantic states followed by I '
I’uir wenthe: over the south portion:
good snow in the low-II region and can
1
PRICES:A
Governor Nusb responds for Ohio and
gathered amongout trade at. Governor llurbin for Indiana, while
, 32:: do: _
72 North Main Street
"'its early yet" is the latest. catch
,phruse to take up its tluvels.
CALL 58-2. M
GOOD HEALTH '
There is no dodging the fact that our goods are tested in the dining-room. That is where our goods are
praised or condemned;
Our Bottled Strained Money is just suited to‘ the taste of particulai folks.
Maple syrup in quart bottles and cans, direct from the sugar groves of Vermont is delicious.
Mackerel. Our silv er sides the best thot can be found.
Oranges. Lemons, CranberIiee Bananas eto Peaches Apricots, PI unes, Celery, Fancy Sweet Potatoes
Budd Ten, Splendid Coffee Elegant Butter Country Eggs Head Rice Double Creum Cheese Ferris Hams and Bone.
less Bacon, Yellow Sufeet Corn Flour ‘
' We have everything in the market at reasonable pr.ices We offer nothing but the purest and best.
harles E. Seymour;
Leading Group. 55 WeSt Washington St, So. Norwalk
[lullehluiu1111111qu o... 15
1 Stores . ;
Bargains to make you think and act 'quicltly. 3
No other store can equal them:
CANNED AGOODS. , CEREAlAIS.‘
10 IMomolla Oat Food £84. I
12:12 pugs. Balaton Bk! IFood
13 oldie. Purina P. 0. our,
5c 3 cans Sugar Corn, ‘ 25¢ 2 pugs. Pettiiohn’s ME
T I 25c 3 as... Choice Tomatoes
1b.,12c1
lo
250 Pillsbury’s Cat Food, k5,
Gannon Apples (try: them) 2 for 25;: Hombys OapMesl p
~‘ . 25o Shrodd -Wheat Biscuit, our
26c Saxon Wheat Food, pkg, -
nauseous CREAMFRY omen
Per In, 24c. Tryit 1‘
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Norwalk Chronicler