11- on communications for
i«fill» should be addressed to The
I“ o
, 01 French gov
tax on race course betting;
reduced :15, 652, 000 during the
, Emir snowmen in different parts of.
Pennsylvania are exhibiting “the idcn
horse and sleigh used by thc'llid-
ea" In their famous escape.
M...-.M....
There is 11 deficit of “2,000, 0.1 1111
German estimates for the financial
901. This is the largest deficit
ed since the foundation of the
care of the pennies and the
Will take care of themselves,
wise man; The search for a pen.
.Sedalia, Missouri, dry goods
‘ the other day started a tire that
"air yed $190, 000 worth of property.
aptain William Driver, 11, Salem,
.. skipper is credited with the be
Wal ‘of the name “Old (.101 y" to the
11d Stripes. It was in 1851 and
flag to which he gave the name
rrled by the brig Charles Dog
on around the wo1ld and is now
‘ ibition at the Essex Institute
‘is 1111 a1lv111 tiscment of a Lon-
popular clothing house: “Saucy
Clothing moat slap with fakement
sums and little ‘artful buttons at the
at m to suit all comers for business
scours. Cut vciy ser,ious to suit
ughmeu, dustmen, sneaks, mush
in fakirs trotter men. costers, ac-
' persons b111uisc1s and gentlemen.
estdps bell bottoms, tights; or half
. or drop over the boofs. Black
dandy vests, made to flash the rag
drowsy, or tight 11p around the scrag.
agar in evexy. shade, built span
to suit the they and flimsey lads
Netting bill Shepherd’s bush and
‘ighborhood? .
at Para reports to
State Department that some Amer
ado safes withe. total a recent big
., that city.ln..whith sales from
8 comb ms were destroyed There
are in the office of a ce1tnin com-
pony six safeswone English one car
one Frenchuone P01 tuguesc and
0 1‘ American manufacture. After
the fire it"Was found that the Porto
see safe was a compicle wreck and
1 pieces when touched. Its con-
his were totally destroyed and the
ine’ was true of the French and Ger-
safo {The English safe contained
MI 000 in rlioney, and when it
as pened the money 1.1.1.. found to be
Most unrecognizable being an cl
1 Everything in the
W113 intact after the
if any, the worse for the ordeal
so which they had passed The
w-HA‘r WOMEN Ans some.
popular.
the Gibson waist becoming too
ulnr to last long?
he ibbon sash will take the place
leather bit, and the rib 111:98-
hc places 2110 11ch?
_ go ' . iver pins. « 111w
, 11 cannot be too delicate and-
ty , or the summer season. 11'. .1.
111111051 Iioll'y Varden sty'lfl; are to
the vague, and no one questions
hat is prettier than etamine? This
cave of cloth is not new but it is so
t and pliable yet so strong and el-
' does not crash, and is practi
indestructible that it is one of
oat welcome of all the host of _
161137
go of Easter gifts is a
stem and one that grown more
yore with us. This year the de
' ’ stores have a Very pretty as-
of appropiiate Easter gifts
on from; on which there threat-_
eat a run as there was;
departments at Christ-
evening hymn; be touched and taken
Why the Lord sweeten the cup. May
He hasten His elect and number as all
finally with the saints in glory over
"Fourth [actor‘s in the Series Given by
_ if vigor and enthusiasm is especially
1. 'ntellectual people.
ompadour" silks are one of the '
;)r. Sykes being essentially dramatic
.. English vowels 'given their full value
'ment, residing .
' 1111191111 "
‘ ‘ 'VMas. caches M ouncesv.
Funeral Ors‘tlonw Delivered by Rev. 0.
M. Bellec'k at Services in
Bllvormlro Chanel.
funeral of the late Mrs
(Flatt) Qulgley. Rev. C. M. Selleck
officiated and after the reading of the
lesson, spoke substantially and in
Dart as follows: ,'
We naturally so, restrospect today
because the speaker cannot disaspool—
which she belonged them his earliest
and indeed from his very latest 11c
quyaintance with the Slivormine dis
trict Never can vie forget how. years
and years agonc tho deceased talked
with us in relation to the religious i11-
tercsts of this place. How she dcil
cately suggested where a WOIII of
01111 istinu convci action might be 111111011
tum». or n. W()lll of (,‘biistiau consola-
lion a help boar. How graciously slu-
oponcd hm house: 1111 a centre from
which parochial visits could be made
and how she has loved to 1111111111211 her
own rooms and furnish three different
lodge rooms for public worship. She
was a sincere Christian woman of that
solid type the godly old fashioned sort.
Her mind 11p to death, has been that
blend and neighbor might enjoy the
comforts of the gospel which had prov
on such a treasure to herself She
was not demonstrative but was one
who felt the power of faith and was
anxious that others should undergo the
like blessed experience. This was her
living and my hearers suffer me to ask
what your living.1 is If you are labor
ing to simply till these lands or run
these mills or gather together what lit.
tle pelf you can let youi old friend
who so often passes voui doors 011 his
way to his mission to souls elsewhere
admonish you that you are living to
really light purpose. In the long etcr
nities that are to succeed mortal pro
botion, how less than 11 hagatclie will
this short span appear. May God write
this lesson of this days office upon
your bosoms.- “I!“
This enca‘sk‘ctcd one served her God
and served her generation and now
rests I tominen'd her service and I
commend bet Saviour to all who our
vive her We need not say to the
mouining ones that they have our
sympathy There is a great blank I11
the heusehold. How much you will
miss her gentleness and goodness and
faithfulness Remember however that
tulle did her work well and that in l-lir
own way and lime the Master called
for bar. There was it is {1111111 som-
blancn of the basic in the ending,1 of
her career, hurls it 21er all. such 11
ouictful or-dexinIr that the messcngei
1f the Father should have come to 1101
last as she was within a short distance
1f the hall in which we were to wor
mm to which worship she as had
been the case many times before with
eager feet was pressing. and that she
'honld then, while we were singing our
lasting..
9.111;," »
UNIVERSITY£XTENSION COURSE.
, Dr Sykes at Central Club..
The fouith lecture in the University
Extension Course by Dr if H. Sykes
taff lecturer to the society, was given
ast evening at the Central Club to 11
1111.10 and most sympathetic audience
The subiect of the lecture was
(lemgo Eliot." It dealt with most
molesting and tactfully p1 cscnted bio
raphical details, a 1evicw of the all
hor's novels her art no estimate of
1.11.1 woik. 'l‘hc luntein illustiatious
deluded from P0 Eliots homes Scenes
11 Warwicksbirc, Derbyshire and Flor-
lit-1;. and portraits of herself and her
11 is e
thDr. Sykes, the precept
and work of this great
inén‘tl ly of Just and
the spedlye ;.tempera-
that his remar able fund
n evidence when he is dealing with a
”,‘avorite and George Eliot is ceitainly
me of his favorites as with so many
The illustiations hour the writer’s V
‘1ooks were so capitally well given,
a his readings that they won; eagerly .
njoyed. The speaker ~‘s flnis‘ voice and
do beautiful round, well delivered
ostead off. log flattened in Yankee
ashlon make a welcome relief though
'9 the provincial car they may seem
it first strange.
1 Dr. Sykes spoke with feeling of the
”act that so great a man as George
\Ieredith. now living in old age and
weakness, is still not appreciated at
his full worth and asked that the tick-
be present next week when Meredith
sthe uopic of the lecture.
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OPERA BOUFFE CHARGES. -
New Britain National Guard Captain’s
Adaptations Very Trivial.
NEW BRITAIN Msich 13. -——As a
result of charges preferred by Captain
Frank H. Smith against sergeant John
A‘ 113.111, a court martial was held in‘
the armory last night, Lieutenant Col
onel C H1 moors, of the First regi-
The chapel in Silvcrmlno was billed
on Tuesday. the occasion being the ,
Harriet
ate the deported and the family to.
11- holders Will make a special effort to I
ENTERTAINMENTS.
1 auraarniuusurs
SHERMAN COUNCII. N0.
Till: BEST PROFESSIONAL
11y. Manner. hope and Form from
Reserb‘ea' Seat Sale opens Thursda
> walk. and
HHAMUSEMENTS.
THE CIRCUS OPENS TONIGHT.
Eveiythlug is in readiness for the
first night’s pL1 founaucc of Company
D and Sherman Council in the Noiwalk
Armoiy tonight. As unusually large
bill 111! attractions is offered the public
including side shows, ring parlor-111
once it cake, and the vmlous outside
adjuntts which do with ovoiy 11.11111
picie circus. Additional seats have
been placed in the building and ac-
(ommodationa provided 1'01 mole than
fifteen hundred people so that them
will be ample room fol 11111 who attend.
THE WRONG MR WRIGHT.
In these degenerate day‘s of. bad
"arcc, worse vaudeville and blood curl»
ing melodrama, which is thcgoneral
average of. the offerings of most of the
travelling aggregation. it seems like a
lay of sunshine on a cloudy day to bc
11bit1 to announce the coming of an at
traction that appeals to all that is best
in amusement seekers. .John Al-
15011 and Broadhurst's talented com-
1any of plaeyrs in "The Wrong Mr.
Wright, " which comes to Hoyt's Thea
tre next Saturday. matinee and night,
is an attraction of this sort and comes
damped with the record of a success»
111 111m in London and New ”York and
1 series of unbroken triumphs on its
four throughout. the country in Ito-
and Read 11 repertoire. The company
uppoi ting M1. Allison is one which i11-
dudes many well known names whose
II‘CSOHCC in the organization seryes
to assure the public that the perform-
ancc will be of all round excellence
and one that lovers of good comedy,
well played. cannot afford to miss.
IlAltCOURT COMEDY COMPANY.
The Harcourt Comedy Company 111
'1 return engagement of four days only
is to be the attraction at lloyt's Thea-
tre for next week, opening on Monday
evening with the season's success. on.
der 'l‘wo Flags. Charles K. Harris
Miss Isobel Pitt Lewis and all the luv.
orltcs are with the‘ company as before.
New specialties hays been added and
the company is sure to duplicate its
former success. .
The mothers of croupy
children Will be delighted
to know that this dread dis-
‘al danger and amncty
avoided. This fact has
, been abundantly preven in
rmany thousands of cases
and may be relied upon
With the sonnet confidence.
It, IS Only necessary to give
" as soon as the child be-
comes hoarse or even after. .
the croupy cough has ap-«f
, peered 1111 all symptoms of
‘ the disease 111111111 quickly dis— ‘
jpurchased a ball witho
the company; that
er MEMBERS OF . 5
11011111111 11‘. rooms 11111111111111. 11.11.11.
assisted by
Mllfmfms, Side»Sf1o'ws. Menagerie, Concerl, Wonderland, Trained Animals, Acroluls,
Frcriks. Clemons, Faiths. Curios. Tumblers. Marvzrls, Leclurers.
[IT THE ARMORY.
ihurnhu, ll’lilllll 11ml 8111111111111 M11111 lilh lllll and hill.
A Splendiferaus Exhibition of Erlraordr‘nar Capable Marvels. Ranging In Eben»
Charming Ladies to Wild Men. Framing .Sfeeds (0 Failed Ponies. .1 1 .- .1 .1
Admission.
Baraaln Matinee. Satarday. 24 cents.
Marc/1 6th, a! Plalsfed' 3 Drug Slate, South Nor-
cc ’3 Drug Store, News”: [1. ‘
case can be prevented and 1' 7
'ion to be held In Hoyt’s Theatre, so.
,Unlon; Eugene S. Odell pres Execu
' also be Dissent representatives from
' ed by the Musical Union Orchestra.
. .dially invited to
, of theatre ash "
of moving pictures,
BARNUM 8: BAILEY OUTDONEI
(Impaled. Unapproacbable.
Unchallenged. Unequalell. Genuine Old~Fasf1ioned Country
Unexcelled. Unparalleled.
I342. RBYAl ARIZANIJM.
CIRCUS ACTS IN AMERICA.
G ems to Dwarfs, jumbo: to Skeletons.
.34 Cents.
ENTERTAINMENTS
HOYT’ S THEATRE
MATINEId AND NIGHT, ‘
SATURDAY. MARCH ‘15,
Return Engagement
‘ 101-111 ALLISON. 1
(Past. thiec seasons as “Jonah"
in ‘.'an1. Happened to Jones")
nnounuunsr's , 1
THE WRONG MR.
‘20 Weeks in imndon,
Strand Theatre
Iii Weeks in New York
Bijou Theatre
11L:
101m ALLISON as SEYMOUR srrss l .
. 111W *-
LORD PAUNGEFOTE IN ASHE.
VILLE.
ASIIEVUJ I!) M. 0.. March 1311—
Lord Paunoefo e arrived here last
night and is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
George K. Vanderbilt. at their Blit-
111ore home. Lord Pouncefote is suf-
fering from an attack of asthma and it
is thought that his visit will be of bone "
fit to his health.
m
M
11111 101111111111 11111
The growing child in the South.
dilnks in at his mother’s knee. the
conviction that to submit to personal
affront without. quick retaliation, is an
exhibition of personal cowardice and
dishonor. Not stranger is the dread of
being known as a thief than is the
fear of being branded as a coward
'l‘hus bus giowu up an all powerful
public sentiment which makes it abso-
lllli'ly essential not to submit to on in-
suit If one wishes to maintain an bon-
mublo stand in the connuunity. it is
light (ll leave We think ourselves
that 111i exhibitions of personal viol-
ence are due to "had blood". Bad
Blood is due to malaria. Malaria is
,cured by Dr. Dick's Medicine. if the
Senate had compelled Tilman and Mom
Laurin to take Dr. Dick s Medicine, the
real (hues of their pale-faced violence
would have been removed Dr. Dick's
Medicine also cuies Clip and Rheu-
matism 1
l
MATINEE PRICES
EVENING PRICES.
w
2'5, 35, 501:.1
In_
Four days Commencing ‘
MONDAY, MARCH 17
s 11rday.
The i1 avorilc
Consort: Orchestra
in a repertoiie of standard plays
EVENINCS:
Mondaywlluder 'I‘wo Flags
Tuesday-Sapho
Saturday- Turn of the Tide
MATINEES: ‘1 i1
Tuesllaywlloplugi spat dc ilaanu' ,
Wednesday ‘A wroughbrcd
SaturdaymThe we Orphans
ties by the beat of vaudeville talent
Special Attraction—dike celebrated
Prima Donna Soprano Madame Baru-
tio, will be heard at all performances
in choice collections.
The Harcourt Concert Orchestra
will give half hour concerts of latest
popular music before the play
‘ PRICEBt
Evenings 10,20 30c.Mati11ees 10 2011.
Seats on sale Thursday.
Ladies“ Tickets, Monday Night, Liiuiit
. ed! 0200.
FREE
Grand Public Mass Meeting, under
the auspices of the Central Labor Un-
Norwalk, Ct. Thursday evening,
March 13,1902, beginning at 8 p. m.
sharp.
'1 he following speakers from Nation-
al Readouarters will be present:
Mayor Steven Charters of Ansonia.
pres. 0.1311111 J.; l A. Sullivan, pres.
Conn F. of 1.,: M W. Lenders, vice-
pres I A of M..; P J. Byone Labor
Agitator of Boot and Shoe Workers’
tire Board C and J. at A.; Ernest
Bohm Brewers werkers’ U.: J S.
Wood. C. M. I. U. of A There will
the following associations: Garment
Workers Retail Clerks, Corset Work-‘
era Bartenders and United Hatters of
North America. 11111511.- wlll be furnish-
The ladies of the, Norwal
e present.
There will also he an entertainment
11711111111510 ‘
15 and 25¢
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Matlnecs Tuesday. Wednesday and ‘
fliicovttileveduCo
WednesdawanObs 0 Tennessee I ‘
Between Acts new and novel special- 1 . . h
1 carrot.
SUGAR
. Trade with upland
1
Beater . i
will resig
LADIES? rAu
SPRING H07
‘As the season fol fancy l-losicly is about here We feel proud of our many »
atpopular prices.
about ‘iifty different. styles.
At 1'10 cents ladics‘ lace Hose. fine lisle.
beautiful styles wc thc to show you,o 111 buyer havingispcnt a. giant dual of
time looking up tilcv very new 1‘1ovolllcs, and placing before you the combined
usscitn‘ieut of (iuruutuy' s most 1111st 1111111111’111111111'11111 of fancy lll1se.tlc1'111auy’
leads the world in llosiciy making, as pccially so with the fancy cottouilisle,
and fine fast black. We have lace shines in solid colors, black and white I
stripes and checks, embroidered spots and shines. The name of “1111111118
dorf" dyer on every pair is a good guarantee that you. me buying the best
plain black Hose in the world. We also’have Inany of the famous “0nyx”_
black and fancies. By far the largest and best assortmentever shownlhe‘re
At 25 cents, ladies-dropstitch embroidered in red, blue-and, white.
Fancy all round stripe, black and white, in drop stitch. I
1 li‘ancy colors in drop‘ stitch, all value,‘39 cents. ‘ .
,At 39 cents ladies’ Hose in fancy novelties, checks, sytripcs'ond lace ef»
fects, all new patterns, fine grade of y1.'.'1o. perfect colors.
in black, blue. cardinal, two
shades of gray, white, red and different patterns in black.
Then the colored stripes, (1111111101 dercd boots,“ stripes and silk clock,
, " BLACK Hosu-znv. - ‘L 1
1 ’l‘wcntielh Infantry
cALL 58%.-. .,
5 MANY SOLDIERS FROM MANILA.
. SAN FRANCISCO. March 13~1r11e
transport Sheridan has arrived from ’ t8” strike is growing serious on 30‘
Manila, from which port she sailed on
February 16. She brings ninety- seven l
.sick six insane and 1189 sbmt 1:721
men besides the headquaiters of the 1 rived [ram Washington D. 0.. duping.
First and Third“ Battalions
Plain black drop stitched Hose from 10 cents to 50 cents, thebest va?
lugs to be found anywhere.
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‘ v;
' 1.
l PAINTER‘S’STRIKE‘SERIOIJS.
I’I’I‘TSBURG March 13. —,"rhe pain-
lcount of the importation of nonwunion
‘ men from other places;
came in yesterday and many more are
on their way The last allotment or
M the; the night and was ’met at the Balti—
EARTHQUAKE IN KY‘ANKARI.
_ VIENNA. March 13 —A dispatch to appearance 01' Ill“ Home
the Non Ii‘ri‘e Presse from Constanti
nople today announced that the town .
Eof Kyankari northeast of Angora, in
Main Minor, was destroyed by an
1'onrthquakc March 12
No details of i
‘ ‘1’ ' 1. . , ltire disaster had been received The
Y\a\ste& l town had 20000 population.
lSPANISH CABINET WILL RESIGN'anlry Soap,
MADRID March 13. ~thn the pr-ge
mier Senor Sagastu informs the cab i
lost this morning that the resignation: Boston Baked Beans. 3 cans,
for Senor Urzaiz, the finance mlnisterl
lis irrevocable. all the other ministers
11. Senor Sagasta will noti-
ry' the queen rcgcnt this afternoon of
the action of the ministers.
more and Ohio statibn by strikers’ pic-
lkcts. Several men were badly beaten
:befme the c111wd was scattered by the
Jaseloif’s-
l Elgin Butter 27c lb.
4c cake.
Columbia River Salmon. V1 lb can 101:.
250.
172 North Main Street
3 Phone [sags
Comments on the Market.
TEIIS
Are falling In price. .
Eons
rom 25c lb. up. Fine 111110115!
3033 MILK 10c lb.; 3 lbs for 25c
CRACKERS
HEAD RICE Fancy Head Rice 10c lb
TOM“ Tots Scarce and hiéh. Finest grade 150
NEWMAPI- tel... quanta 1““ i“
{'1 :"'
Leading Grocer
FANCY
BUTTER
DOUBLE -
STRENGTH
CRACKERS
SPIGES
l
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E FINE
1
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Fine Formosa Teas, 40c 111.1111). »
Thelargest assortment of dainty fresh
Crackers from the ovens daily, to be
found in town. ,
First class tub and print Butter.
Sweet may and delicious, at lowest
market prices.
01111 Spices are the finest quality
grown. One ounce is worth 1,4 lb.
bought elsewhere, you to be the judge.
IT WILL PA Y YOU TO USE OUR GOODS.
.harles E Seymour,
BB West. Washington 51., So.- Norwalk
LOOK
2,110:ch mm
. Per 1311., 11.115. . .
GOLDEN STAR PRINT BUTTER. 123,260.
11....
" 0
Worth 280 a 301: lb
‘ maneuvers 111.0112.
Per 11111.! 11.11.-
11‘ routine or
LION OR ARBUCKLE’S
6 Cakes Fels Napths soap, ;
16 cakes good Laundry soap , 25o »
2 cans White Cherries for 1 2'50
. . 2 ounce bottle Vanilla Extract, ~ ilc
. 2 ounce bottle Damon Extfiet 1 9c
8 cans Campbell‘s Soup (asst). 251: ,
Over 100 men'1 P
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