Ind Propriotor.
'i.MA'RCH I8,
. ii ,
' is!) thin 7:14 a. 111.; 8:00 p. In.
bit-Inna oommumoatlono fo'r'
iii o would be addreuod to The
”lull. Par-oust Iottoro not tic-iron.
‘i’h‘o fact that the new president of
Western Union Telegraph ComI
y began his career as 11 telegrluph
sponsor boy should we suppose,
"its 11 messenger boys believe that
in
yellow ks, and loitcr
the event are given in
Queries. The weight of
robes gave ouch of tho bcurors “u
ill‘l'tllsh bath of some hour s 1111' ation."
be king suffcicd quite as much as
bearers. WiIcn tllt'L LI'LIILImoIIy was
rising room at tho Abbcy walking
w b the crown on his l.1éud ”
Texas is' a state whose riches are
on just beginning to bo known The
ntly' organized survcy of Toyota
till W's that within thc six counties bc
'oen 'tho Pecos and Rio Grands I'iv
' II area ot‘130.88il squnro miles
ore'nro known to be ores of silver,
1 , copper zinc, lcad ir.on quicksil-
1 1', uranium and tin; deposits of salt
gypsum. oil sulphur and purc sand of
'alhezin industry; building stones,
(:1 18.111 marblo, stundstono, porpbyry,
_ .; ugates in great variety and bean
WI coal and many oxtensivo deposits
ot'excellcnt clays, suitable for " all
kinds of onrtlmnwarc1 bricks and iii»
Professor Fleming. lecturing on
“Waves" before the Royal institution.
said ho had been comparing light
Waves with clcctri'c waves and found
thoy were. both waves in tho othoi.
which went around obstacles thcv on-
Maroonl' s transatlantic waves
shout 1,000 feet long. width was not'
veryvsmnll compared with the obsta-
cles they had «to .ellCOIIIItm‘;
ill of water formed by tho curvature
the earth which be calculated was
out 110 miles ubovo a straight lino
dining the Lizard and Newfoundland.
be handling roquircd. thoroforc. I‘ilB'
nobgreut‘ compared with tho distanL-c.
r'bol‘ug’ oom'paIablc to a wave onLIlqu-
dredtb of an inch in length bonding
' ' child an obstacle one iifth of an inch 1
high. it was an interesting qucstion
Whether it was L'onL'oiI'ablI possiblc m1
1‘ send an cicctric wnIc around thc'
world. Ho suggcstcd that it1wus :1
possibility. .li’c had already shown
titatwutor is opaque to tho. liortziau
Waves, and lid believed it likely that
tho uppor strata of air. being highlyu
IvciLI also opaquLI to these
I
floctlon botwoen those two opacitios
beam of..rays_could always, as it
morocco sandWichcd botwc III thom in
pendent of the curvature. of tho
WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING.
l‘he largo "picturL‘ hats mo worn
off the face
Bonnets are large and have
e851of lace or 1'.ibbon
. Fi'ne white silk braid is used to trim
tile shcer batiste and mull dresses.
Rhododendron is one of the new
ring colms; pussy willow is another.
‘ot only the moire silks but the fab
2‘ng woven with mobc effects are ex-
dingly fashionable.
Grape in fancy weaves is uscd for.
tire mourning costumes.
combined or trimmed with plain
We 3“;
‘0 e of ihé. ‘otticsi summer dresses
" can yet is a white 11 esprit trim-
with a narrow black satin ribbon
l1 cmgbnfiluco is very effective
t1‘h black velvet Flowers of any1
n'iing color (111.11 be placed on a hat
hone matetials. ‘
‘rctty idea in trimming a pain--
for a young I'niss is to apply 5ch
Wu of Tom Thumb ribbon of dif»:
1 colors to the ruffle of the motor-
. 1 us fanning a Roman stripe.
wide
., silk and like many of the Iner-
od goods launder-5 much better
lit. It comes in a greatvnricty
‘é‘Werynressy trucks
.immcd should be particularly
thinking on a handsome .
nfor1 ingtnnco,
with its yoké,
‘d edgdof skirt slightly trim:
its 11,111 lines unbroken is a
1n; garment.
In is any doubt about your tinne-
washing well. too much care
be oxeroised in the process.
than all as. do not have the wat-
ery arm. and do not pro»
beyond what is neces-
rumors the not! A nice waist
1111on ruined by starring
the process to attend to
ty'w win ch
1902.,
‘ l 'Lnd'y 'i'lt'al'tlri'co ..
' don‘t smoke cigarLtton. rend l
. I is and (‘hnrlcs K. liar.riu
urge 1V., and his rcmiw
or his majesty was discovered in his 3
up and (10er in a state of nudity, but 1
no ntercd. They traveled at about the '
ham: speed of 186 .0100 miles a second i'
wcio ;
in the chunncl
ito hit us and i think the Inch should
otigli. it could be madc to pass 11m".
ii. is eltlI-I '
Bertie Cecil lloyoillou
l
i
lliLIko'lLIy Gooll lioyolllou ..
Eugenio liurrlu
Lord ltovolliou. .Charios Newmunn
Lord itockinghux'n .. Ralpt McDonald
Colonel (ihntouuroyflhnrlcn Neumunn
l Ruko Hurry Fielding
Claude (ilmmollon .. . Fred C. iiitoin
: Mmshal of France. . ..
it‘zrn Bimini F. (3. Stein
Sentry Iionry Dunn
l Cigarette .. .. isnbol I’itt Lewis
1 riueeua Vonetin Corona
Bertha Judkins
.M'uggic Walker
Lavina ..... . ..... May Melvin
l The above company playing 11 In
turn onuugcmcnt ut lloyts Thcatle
. this book guvo tbcir first poriormnnco
' last evening presenting the success
in] drama, Under Two Flags. Con-
31ch ing the brief time that has elap-
Iscd slnco their presentation of this
some play there was a good attend-
iunco The company is, us before
I headed by the capable isn'bcl Pitt Low
New. high
clnss spcclnlties chc introdnch be
twccn the acts and were received with
II'clldcscI'VL-d appluuso Tonight the
company uroronts Sunho. Tomorrow
. afternoon A 'l‘hoI'oughbrcd and tomor-
I-Iy....
III”...
.1....
. row cvcninv. Knobs O'Tcnnossoc.
I'l‘huisdzLy and Friday tho company
'pluys Stamford but ends its on
guugcmcnt hcrc Saturday. playing The
Two Orphans for Inntincc, and in the
'1 (Fi'tllll'lllg giI log a now play, Turn of the
' do
"'l‘l'll‘ l l'l‘TLE MINISTER. "
thn New York has placed the
fstnmp of approval upon :1 play it does
ilIOt always mean that. it will be suc-
‘ccssful elsewhere. 'l‘hc cxccption
éwhich proves the rule however is
,withoui n doubt “’i‘hLI l itile Minister,“
1and tho hourly wclcomu that has been
‘1uccm‘dcd this wondcrful plny cvcry-
1 thII'L'I shows that its sncccss has been
In solid one. 'i‘hosc who havrI read the
.book may wondor how such material
icould bc thrushcd into form for a play
j'l‘hc play abounds in boat spocchcs. its
characters to those who haw.I road the
book arc familiar from the first; its
scenes curry with them the prcttincss
of the thcmo. lcnving nothing lacking
.in the telling. 'l‘lIero are no tears, so
.csscntiul it has been fancied to produce
“hcz'ut inicrcst." but the merry laugh—
tin and rugulshncss of: “Iiubbic” am so
winning. that if at timcs consistency is
strained its is forgiven. .l. M. Barrio
who bus 1madr tho druulatizatiou of
"The Little Ministcr" from the famous
novcl of that name has given us, it is
lsnld. one of the prettiest plays cvcr
‘sccn. Certainly no play produced in
many years has aohicvcd thcwondor-
it‘ul success this one bus. This famous
.1pluy will be soon at l-ioyt‘s ’l‘hontro.
zlk‘rldny night.
I'I‘HD SINKING 0i“ 'l‘lll“ MFRRIMAC.
"Do you rcullv cxpcct to osuupc
alive?" uskcd one of tho officers as
? thlllllltlllil P. liobson outlined his pro
’ jcci.
that is the I
"Ah! that is another thing." 10
pliod Hohson. “i suppose the Estrci
' la battory will iirc down on us a bit
but tlIc ships will throw their scorch
lights in tho gunners" faces and they
:won‘t scc much of 11s.
Thou. if Wt"
arc torpcdocd, We should MIL-.11 thou
'bL- able to Inukc tho desired position
it won't be so cum
hc able to swim to tho dingcy. l mav
jump bcforc i am blown up. but. '
don't son that it makes much diil‘cr
choc what i do. i burn a fair L'hanm‘
of lilo either way. if our diuucy unis
. shot to pieces. wc should then try It
swim for tho bcuch right uudcr Morrc
'. Oustlc.’ We shall kccp togothor at all
hazards. 'i‘hcn wc may bLI nblo to
'IIukc our way alongside and pcrhaps
wt bulk to tho ship. Wu shall fight
thc scntrics or a sound until the lust“
Captain Hobson will be board at the
'l‘il'lilt Molhodisi (ibul‘ch. Friday night.
" Ho "imagiucd that. 111' internal '
EGYPTA.
Arrangements are made and the
. rehearsals will begin tombn‘ow oven
“ ing for the. production or tho 'spoLItIIcII
‘nr. oriental opcra ”Egypto.‘ in Hoyl‘s
’l‘hontrc, Friday and Saturday ~cvcn
lugs. April Iith nnd bib, with a midi
‘ IIcLI on tho 5th, for tho bout-fit of tho
1". M. C. A The sconcs of tho (Iporr
‘ are laid‘ in the land of Egypt. during
*hc reign of Mumcscs the Grout. which
was tho most brilliant epoch in an
ancient Egyptian history and conso-
, qucuiiy pivos scope for the most club.
Ioratc. and impressive effects in tho
scenery and stage settings. All the
socnory was painted by loading artists
of Now York city and will be brought
ito South Norwnlk especially for this
production. The costumes are the
l grocet‘ui flowing robes of the oricnt
i in their dainty colorings. incidentally
itho stoi'y treats of the captivity of tho
ichrcwa and their escape from bon-
' dagc.Tl1c tender lovc of the lsruol
itish mothei is pmtraycd as shc hides
’ her bubo' the infant Moses. among the
lrushes. Beautiful scenes of happy
i child life in the orient are introduced
Several hundred singers and young
people will participate. Quite a huge
inumbcr of the. best vocalists of The
Nor-walks have Dromised to assist and
i all are looking forward to the rehear-
goals of the tuneful music withplcas-
'ant anticipations. Among the scent-Is
gdepictetl arc the. banks of the Nile.
with the massive pyramids and
Sphinx. palms and rushes: Pharaoh’s
tropical garden; a harvest field with
. its golden grain, laden camels and ox
en; a pastoral scene in the land‘oi'
Midiun where dainty shepherdesses
shard their flocks; the tnmous city of
Thebes the gloomy' catacombs and a
wondrous transformation of the “Vis-
ion of Angela ”
NEW HOTEL BUILDING?
«Hit-«risotnted' that'purties are cansidv
Bring the matter of building a new ho-
tel in Norwnik.1t is intimated that
should the deal go through Messrs.
Niblock and Russell will occupy the
new structure. 1
something definite will be known
some during the coming weok. ‘
PRINCE FRANCIS SkiLG FOR
SOUTH ‘AFSHGI. . '
LONDON. March 18. ——Priuce Fran~
cis of Tech. sailed for, South Africa
If is ‘expected that
Churlcs it. “binds '1
Eugene Harris '
t
vSugar Cured Rams,
35 nod 37 Main ctroet,
Miss Elizabeth Hesselman, Treasurer
l
of the Neenab, Wis 5., Schiller Club, Tells‘
How LyLlia- E. Pinkliams Veg etablc Com.
pound St0ppcd 1161' Monthly Sguffcring and 1
Improved Iler General Health.
" DEAR Mus. P1NKIIA11:--—l was always a healthy girl until
about a your ago when i caught a severe cold coming home from a
party. For months after thutl was very irregular and suiteer
severe pains for a day or two. 1 lost flesh and strength, and be-
came alarmed. My mother procured a bottle of Lydia E. Pink-
ham’s Vegetable Compound for me, and I began to take it 1
faithfully. I soon found that my general health improved, and within
a couple of months I became regular in a day. and suffered no further
pain, and several of my f1 Icnds have been helped through its use
since.’ ’-——EL12.IIII:1'II Hrssm my 129 l‘ irst $1., Nccnah, \Vis.
Q5000 FORFL l'l.‘ IF THE ABO‘ l'l LETTER IS NOT GENUINE. '
When women are tmnblcd with" u Icgulur, suppressed or painful men
strontiumwoakncssdoucm rlurm displ u cmcui oruiL o aiion of the womb“
that. bearing-down fooling, inllamm: Iiion oi tho ovation, buckat llC, bloat: '
ing (or fiatulcnoo),gcnoral dcbility, imligosi Inn, and 11m Ions prostration,
or are beset with such sanplmn's' as diminoss, inintuoss lassliude, ex;
oitability, Irritabihiv, ncrIn‘uuncss, slccplcssnl- ss,IIIL-la11cliolv, “ all gone"
nu-d“wn.nt—to—be loft-.Ilonc”iccbngsmiucs and hopc lcssncss they should.
remember there is one tricd and line rcI'ncdy
Vegetable Compound at oncc Icmovcs such troubles.
my other medicine, for you need the best.
Mrs. I’lnklmm invites all sick women to II rlic hcr for Mlm'
[he has guided thousands to health. Addrcss L5 1111, Man.
licfusc to buy
PIPE LINE AT wl'LTON
Commissioners‘Wiii Institute Proceed-
ings to Condemn Land.
The South Norwnlk wutcr titllllllllliI
donors intcnd to iInIucLlintoly n‘Inku
WILL GIVE CIRCUS lN STAMFORD.
A. A lluchcmin. who so nucocsstullr
munngcd ihc chi-us for Sbcrm .111
" (‘ouncil iloyul Arcanum. and Com-
puny ll at tho Stain Armory in Nor
_ 1 walk. hus boon ongngcd to put on n
ho logo] and formal applimiilon iot‘1flimmu. prmiuntion in Stamford. for
condomhntion by tho courts of tho 1111-. ””1 “on” Arcunnm in that City. tho
cssury lnud bctwccn tluI newly :11»
plircd loud in Wilton and tho now run-
‘Irvoit' for thc purpose of running the
trunk main from tho proposed pond to
.hc larger Wilton I'cscrvoir.
Tho land for tli’c now rcsvrvoir itself
5 now allowncd by tho city but ul-’
'hough 'ovcry nticmpt possible has
Iecn mudc, tho land necessary to III-I.
Icqnircd to run ihc main from it to
ho prcscnl. I'cscrvoir could not 'IIII or»
Iuirvd. ii is for this rcuson that the
'oudcmlmiltm procncdings arc in lw
’11si.itutcd. 1 '
it i... undorslood that :Iiit'i‘ nil liiosc
Iluims urn sctilcd ihL'rc will ,I'ct bc .111:
)illi'l"""lli(‘ claim on the ‘II'atdr rights
If iho sircnm which is to bc taken and
111ch is held bv scI'I'II'ul mills. ’l‘lIcf’
water shod for the proposed rcucrvoir '
is cntlrcly apart from tho old. ones.
procccds of tho vcnturo to bc an on
Stamford hospital. Mr.
cirrus in this town wolc cosy to wort‘l'
with and that ho '0 along admirably
tcmpt had boon made on the outside
to ethnic friction. 1,
tincl rcportcr uus morning that an or
i'lltl.l‘ll(.‘lt‘l‘ by pooplc. in town by stat:
which uppourcd inthcso I'I'Illnuus, Mr.
lbwhcm‘in said .1an this show party
. nothing to do with him (Duohcr mini.
—PENUMONIA ”—hn'mmm
'omos from ucglot'icd (folds. 'I‘ukc “(V'RTR'AS COMMERC'AL DEALS
Brazilian linlm to cure ihc cold. in [FNNR Muub 1" “ “1‘" “W”
1“,, 25,2 5013:1111] $1 slzo humps; l‘lninv house of tho I'ILIiLlIstnr. today adopted .1
tod‘s1 iiuxiur's, or ’i‘ho (iliii’ord.
ARRIVALS 0F VESSELS.
BOSTON. March lb.-»Arrivcd:
Stoumcr Commonwmlth from Modit.
crruncnn ports. IL
arranging for
nrrnngcmcuts lwtwuou
Allsll’O-illlil'
gory and Morton. u..- .
CALL 58-2. '
Seymo
‘,
UPS
Lynn. 1:. Plnkhuml
dLIII'mLInt of n porninncni bod for tho;
ilucbcmin 1
statics that. all theparticipants in thc‘
.IIntII'iihstnnding the fact that an 11-1 1
Ho. statod to n SHIN
tempt hud boon IIIuIlu'tLI iniurc his
log that ho was otgibc bond. of u pnr~ '
ty who wcrc in Norwalk collcuiiug'i
moncy for Company i), an account of?
without dcbutc tho Ilth‘Il'lllllt‘lll biih
provisional commcrciul.
Old ago docsn'i. ugrcc with any (Inc.
Mi "DO
PORTn 0F SPAIN. 11151111 of Trini-
. dud. March ills—~11 force of Venezne
. an insurgents nupportud by tho revo-
lutionary steamer olivur, captured
the toWu of Juan Gringo .on tho island
' of Margarita. youturdnv morning, and ‘
uftorwnrdn movod on thc town of As-
nnclon capital of the island, which
forms tho state of Nouva illspnrntn.
Tho Vonezuolnn government troops
were defended and thoro was overy
indication that tho insurgents would
‘uoon ho mustors of thc wholc is-
land.
5 .
ENTERTAINMENTS. '
HOYT’S THEATRE.
Four days. Commencing
MONDAY, MARCH 17
Mutinccs 'l‘uosdny. Wodncsduy
Satin day,
The Favor iiL
HarcourlComedu Co.
and
Concert Orchestra
in a repertoire of standard
lI‘VldNiNGS
" Tucsdny—Sapho
Wodncsduyw Knobs (")"i‘cum-ssuc
l Saturday—JP urn of the Thin
MA’I‘lNiIJZS
l'i‘ucsduy——~l)on Caosur dc liaznn
2. chncsdny~A 'l‘l1111'LIIIp;hlIrml
.Satmuldayw'i‘hc 'i‘wo Orphans
1 Boiwccu AL' Ls now and novcl spcI- inl
tics by tho bcst 11f I'audL'IIillLI tulcnt
Special Attractionw'I‘hc cclobiutcd
l’rimu Donna Somano Madman Baru-
tlo. will bo board at II'll pcrfornmntos
in L'l‘IoiL'c solotmtions.
'l‘bo. Harcourt Concort ()rchcstru
will givc half hour csmncrts of latcst
pnpulai music bLIfoIc ihc play.
PRICES:
i Evenings 10, 20, 30c. luminous, ‘ld‘lilc.
Souls on sold 'l‘hursdny.
Ladies’ Tickets, Monday Night, Limit
. oil to 200.
I
i
l
l
l
t
and
plays.
lili’llll lillllll ll\ll l'. Illllblll
“THE. HERO OF THE MERRIMAC”
Will spunk in tho
IFirst M. E. Church, So. Norwa-Ik Fri-
day March 21, at 8 p. m.
, llll‘NidFl’i‘ 0.1" THE iIOL‘ Al 1’ M. (2 A.
Admission including Reserved
Seat. 50 cents.
l A rcccption will follow tho addrcss
Music will bu fuIIIishLId by tho Y, M. C.
A Ortbcatrn and thc lilundolln, Banjo
and Guitar (lub
itoscrvod scat chart. opoued ut Com
stock Bros.’ Norwalk and So. Norwnllc
ulorcs‘ ’I‘uosday. Mur. iii. :11 t) u. m.
HOYT S THEATRE
FRIDAY. MARCH 21.
(lharlca'Frohmnn‘o Original Version of
' tho lrcnt Comedy Success.
.“THE LITTLE
MINISTER.”
with
FRANCES STEVENS
as
LADY BABBIE,
(‘ompany 'nf
Playors.
wont in Stamford and told tho mcIII-‘
bers of tho Roy‘ul Arcunum. it they in- .1
tondcd to put. on a circus. to hard
, And n WI-iiiintm'n
l’riccsmziiic. 1301:, 750.
Store
Comments on the Market.
EGGS Arc failing: in pi it LI. . TEAS
COFFEE From 231' lb. up. Vino goods. FANCY
Boss MILK lilo lb.: 3 lbs. for 351'. CRACKERS
chunks g 1 .
HEAD R'ICE‘ Fancy liond Rico, lilo lh. gfivfrEfl
TOMATOES rlL'III'L-LI and high. lI‘Incsl. grndc1 15.» 1’
"““' , DOUBLE
.IIEWMAPLE . , ' ; STRENGTH
SUGAR Finest quality the 1b.: SPICES
Fine Formosa Tons, «lilc in. up.
The largest assortmcnt of dainty frcsh
Crackors from the ovcns daily, to bc
found in town.
First class tub and print nutter.
Sweet rosy and delicious at lowest
market prices;
0111‘ Spices are the finest quality
grown. '01"? ounce is worth $5 lb.
bought elsowhoro, you to be the judge.
4.1..
IT WILL PAY YOU TO USE OUR GOODS.
Charles E. Se
leading Grocer
ymaur,
5% West Washington SL. 80. Norwalk.
18 Retail Stores 3
l 15 Retail Sibres
IF MONEY SAVING
interests you, you'll do well to road the items Incntioncd hoIc. [lost quality and great values this wcek.
MAUD S. FLOUR, THE BEST IN THE WORLD PER 881... $4.40;| PER SACK 550.
\
BUTTER—FINEST ELGIN CRILAMERY BUTTER, PER 'LB., 27c GOLDEN STAR PRIN'i‘ BUTTER,
PER LB“ 260.
1% lb [ 1'
Sugar Cured Shoulders, ' 9c 111.51 GM‘LON
Bundles; gating, 1b.: 1 Mc' . PURE CIDER
Largo a .‘ mons, don, soul
Fancy Novel Oranges. den. 25c} VINEGRR' 250
3 cans Magnolia Milk, 21ml INCLUDING JUG.
Fairbanks‘ Gold Dust. pkg., 181:
2 lbs. Evan. Apricots for. 25¢
i2 lbs. Evn‘p Peaches, for 250
ll packages Macaroni, for 25c
4 packages Spaghetti for 251:
lEvuporuted Apples lb 111:
I QT. JAR JELLY, 1013.
6 PKGS. UNEEDA BISCUIT, 25c. GRA'P'E NUTS, 2 for 251:.
3 CANS E J. PEAys, 250. 3 CANS SUGAR CORN, 25c 3 CANS LIMA BEANS 256.
New York Grocery
ORDERS
Norwa'ik. 1" '86 "0 ED.
Company,
M...
" i
1nl4 6i _
Todau begins the third dau'o'f our
Stout
$11111qu saru Sale.
All goods advertised are actuallu
ONE-THIRD AND. ONE-HALF
UNDER PRICE. Space will permit
us to 01111) call uour attention to a few
departments. You will find an abun—
dance oi wondrous bargains in all
departments.
Yclttooa’ts
'l‘hls storc maintains tho big host
standard for the host linc of l’ctticouls
to be found on tho countors of tho
grcutcL-zt Amcricun stores. Wo hch
roocircd a quantity of now stylus for
this wock's soiling. 'l‘ho stylcs arc
the smartest this country produccn,
'l‘ho prices are cxchulingly attractch.
During our Annivcrsnry sale we Ivill
sell two numbers ouotbird thc. rogu-
iur ' pricc.
NO. 1wlbIttorIvorth's italinn MorccrI
izcd Cloth. throc LlllfcI'cnt. stylus trim»
thing; rhino $2.50: Anniversary Sale.
' $1.95.
NO 2.w~»'l‘l1c nix-crust to silk that Is
mudo. Looks liko silk, but wears boi~
‘l.l'.‘i'.' Made with stylish I'IIii’lo and grad.
uutcd ilounoc. Anniversary snlc,
$2.98.
'3a'\\octd Suits
All exquisite collection of highIclnss
"l‘nil'o'rc‘d Suits. from the best ladics‘
tailors in New York. Made in clean.
sanitary work-rooms. from the most
practical Parisian models, mod:
crutcd to 111ch Ibo Amcrlcnn tastes
Vt LI .11 0 showing mnnI difforcnt styles
in colors and black
1 lot of Tailor-made Stilts, ladics‘
and misscs‘ sinus. Eton. Blouse and
Norfolk .lnckct styles, mostly snmplc
Suits, worth from $12 to $15; choice
of this lino at $9.93.
lA'Idics‘ lilack Clmvlot Suits liounco
Skirts. silk [11ch Jacket. {inlshcd with
moirc silk rcvcrcs a good $15 Suit, at
$12.98.
well made
$3.98.
lindics’ illnck Eton .larkot. Hood with host quality lininniuc.
and pcrfcct titling regular pricc. $5; at
, .
\Datsts
Bhoso Sprint; 39911313
Stylish as to fabrics, and smart in
make, form a most. attructivc showing.
'WLI montiou u sumplc of two among
the nobbicst arrivals lIL'II'LI.
Nun‘s
the popular shades. finely tuckcd buck
and i‘ront1 worth $2.50, at $1.98.
Ladics' Madras Waists, stripes and
Voiling Waists. black and all
plain colors. tlIc best The waist in the
market. at 49c.
Real Estate for Sale.
The handsome residence, formerly
known as the Moody Hoyt place, with
between eighteen and twenty acres of
land, located opptIsite St. Paul's
Church, East Avenue. For full put-ti-
culurs inquire at the real estate and in-
surance agency of Gould S. Hoyt Cor-
ner of Wall and River streets, Nor-
wnlk. Conn.
Auction Sale.
On Thursday, March 20, 1902, 'at' 10 a.
m., Raymond St" DIrlen. '_
Horses, wagons and tools, property
of Mrs. J. A. Broadhurst. If stormy,
first fair day. m12 (it.
At Joseloff's
Strictlv'rr‘esh
Country Eggs
15 for 25 (its.
YOUTHFUL .AUTOMOBILE BUILD-
ER.
Hurry Ford, son of Julius A. Ford.
residing at 147 Ann street, recently
completed the construction of a steam
automobile. It has .n three-quarter
horsepower engine. and. is operated
much the same as a iocomobile. The
wheels were taken from two bicycles.
and the machinois about five feet long
and threeifeet broad. After working
on the‘ machine all winter and patient»
ly exporlmentlng with the gearing the
maker decided that it was complete.
Last Saturday morning he tried it
about the streets and it was operated
with the ease of any high priced motor
carriage. The builder is but seventeen
years old and worked under many dis.
advantages. His mechanical bent is
very marked and many prophecies
have been made bv admiring frients
recording his futme. His father is the
chief enginceI of the H. J. Levvis Oys-
(tierdCompnny's fleets-Bridgeport Stun-
ar .
~STOP THAT com
or it may result in Pneumon'ra. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up Colds when
over tried almost without exception.
10125 5013 and $1.00 bottles. The (3111'
ford. Baxter’ s or Plaisted a
The calendar maker has a good deal
to do with numbering our days.
72 North ‘ Mylo Sir-”cor.
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