3*: "ha ‘
I World
I have been there."
window of his apartments this morn-
into the sunllt plaza of St. I’cter's.
dared to be part of the Vatican.
_ bliss of my pontificatc."
M owsmtillation which have reached
8.
led is ,t one,L Iowas beautifully
t ' e brocadcs, and‘iiiumv
' ousands of electric lights
ad wax candles. The boxes lining the
't‘long narrow hail. were filled to their
" apacity with members of the Roman
rlstocra‘cy. diplomats. women with
lack veils. men in evening dress and
mum. “alidslsters in varying garb.
. were and there groups of papal guards
“yin bright uniforms lent color to the
7 ‘whole. Notable among. the diplomats
‘ was Count ,Almodovor. head of the
will“. lbbiloe reception. present-
s eclal mission sent to represent the.
ing of Spain. at the jubilee.
_ .-.:I‘he,struggle to get. into the hall was
.ierriflc... People were swept off their
Net. women were overcome, but no one ,
wasflresily injured. The babel of ton—
gues raised in retest testified to the
.‘vot’id-w‘lde character of the gathering.
- Influential
erased With Pleasure
“withdrawin-
sailliiddrés‘so'sbf can.
" lion from all PartsI
. “B; fiobruary 20—It scents ini-
' ‘bio that it is twenty-five years
~ was the
I exclamation, as he looked from
Who the pontiff's only reference to
.- button!) of self-imposed impris—
intho Vatican. during which I Sundays and at the chief meal on the
-ss never gone beyond the palace!
-‘ ads. and St. Peter's. whch is con-
’."What a glorious morning for the? ,
the Pope:
tied, as he proceeded with evident
timbre to peruse the almost innum-
erable telegrams. letters and addresses
on of St..l’eter's. where the pon— '
. L. . er '.
JILL .. .
‘ IIOOCATWNI‘VOI EINT‘.’
Bishop Tierney issues His Usosi Pu-
torsl Letter to People of Diocsss.
Th . follow , lotto} from Bishop
Tierlsey wssbrihi gvthei‘ogulalions for
Lent, will be res in all the Catholic
Churches of this diocese on Sunday:
Episcopal Residence,
iisrtford, Conn. Feb. is, 1903.
llcv. Dear Sir:
The Lenten regulations for this did
ccsc are as follows:
1. All weekvdava of» Loni are fast
days of obligation.
2. One full meal only is allowed,
l with a piece of bread and a cup of tea.
I coffee. or chocolate in the morning. and
t a moderate collation in the evening.
3. Where convenience may rcqulre
1 it, the principal meal may be taken in
the evening and the collation iii the
, morning.
«i. Fish, eggs, cheese. milk and blit-
tcr are allowed at the collation, pro-
rildcd the laws of quantity are observ-
Gt.
5. Meat and fish are not allowed at
l the same meal. even on Sunday.
E ii. Dripping amt lard are allowed on
any day of Lent.
' 7. Meat is allowed at all times on
other days of thc week, except Wed-
’ ncsduys and Fridays, Ember Saturday
i and Holy Saturday.
s, The sick. the aged and infirm. wo-
men pregnant or nursing, those. whose
1 tlllilitlymtml is laborious or exhausting
and children under 21 years of age, are
cxcuscd from the fast. and may eat
. incat morc than once on the days on
t
ldmhcr Saturday and Holy Saturday.
except “in special cases . where they
i have bee
|or co fe 's. . ,1,
‘ il. or'worklilgpeople. who are not
., bound to fast, meat is allowed at every
imcal on all the days of Lenu,except
i Fridays, Ash Wednesday and Wednes- I
; day and Saturday of Holy Week. But I
lfor worklngpeople who are bound to
Ernst, pleat is allowed at'the principal
, meal only.
1 ill. Families of working people ell-z
: joy the same privilege under the some i
‘, limitations, ‘
i The hall of beatiiication above the: to abstain on Wednesdays and Fridays season.
., dispensed by their pastors ‘
‘ ll. The Resary of the Blessed Vir-|
: gin or Way of the Cross. sermon and
i Benediction of the. .Blessed Sacrament '
i are recommended for the evening ex-i,
ercises during Lent. ‘
I The faithful should be encouraged to ‘
abstain from intoxicating drinks in;
, honor of the. Sacred Thirst of our Dl- I
- ‘oo norm rnslmatm:
Cur. Cstsrrh by Nslurs‘s Own Medit-
oo—smy breath of Hysmsi brings
noun. .g
. Nearly every one who has catarrll
knows how, friilil it is to trysnd curs
it by‘drnu‘i g the stoinlell. Toma
.porary relief may be given, but a curs;
seldom comes. ., , .
Until recently your physician would
there said the onlyw y to cure cstsrrh
would he to haVe sic tinge of cllmhte:
.but now with Hyo
health giving clima . in your vest -
hot and by breathing it a few min tics
four times a. day soon cure yourself.
The complete outfit of Hyontel
costs but $1.00 and Consists of fill in-
haler that can be carried in the vest
pocket. a medicine dropper and
bottle of Hyomel. The inhaler
a lifetime, and there is enough liyo-
met for more than a month's trcatw
ment of catarrh. If one bottle does
not cure. an extra bottle, of'Hyomel
'can be obtained for 50 cents. it is
.tlte most economical of all remedies
advertised for the cure of catarrh.
and is the only one that follows nature
in her method of treating diseases of
‘the respiratory organs.
The Stillson-Power Corporation have
Esold linudi'etls,_of Hypmel outfits and
i the more they Sell. the more convinced
they are that they are perfectly safe
in guaranteeing to refund the money.
not cure.
it l-Iyomei do
re subject to catarrlt
Thost ,who
an injustice if they do not purchase a
Hyomcl outfit at once. so as to be
0 Vatican from all parts of the wet-Id. l which it Is allowed ;, but they are boutld prepared for the sudden clinhse of the
eoebtaa AMUsEMsNTs.
CONSOLIDATION lS CERTAIN
whenever the support of the Norwalk‘.
Hospital is in question. for in that res»
pcct all are of one mind. A commit-
tee of the whole town will meet at the
Armory on the evening of Friday, Feb-
ruary 20th. to witness a grand military
review of all who have enlisted under
{the banner of the hospital. after which i the, westbound
a military game of euchre will be
played showing tricks and strategy“
seldom attempted in actual warfare.
All are appointed on the committee.
and are expected to be present and one ‘
joy themselves.
FOL'RTII ANNI Al. MALL.
Everything is complete for the Red
Men's fourth annual masquerade ball.
next Monday flight. and the manage-«
Minna . the .Americans present were! vine Redeemer. and to consecrnte this ment is certain that it will be the most
Bishop Maurice Burke. of St. .iosepli., holy season to prayer, works of piety ,enjoyable occasion that has been given .
“0., and-.Edwai‘d Dunne. of Dallas.
Texas.,Fathers S. P. McDonnell. and
, gill“. O’Gara McShane. of Chicago.
. l..‘ and Thomas O'Gara. of Wilming—
' telly-lit, Mrs. and bites Choste. and R. i
. nodohnson.
lane-Indium. hudience was growing
film. When suddenly a great roar of
t, oligiilve "Leo!" and “long live the
. Pope-King." announced the arrival of
Hepatitis. His Holiness was borne ill
shaded“ gestatoria, on the shoulders
of eight. men hablted in red brocade!
The Pope himself wore gorgeous wheat
and had the triple crown on his head.
“Jigiycstowed his benediction. right and
; deft. as he passed through the con-
fioursc. whose enthusiasm was so great
Ind, whose desire to touch the hem ot‘
file ’gown‘was so intense that the pros-
(as: of the guards seemed really nec-
' ry for his protection.
‘ ion surrounded by such a brilliant
best His feebleness and bent form
be hidden. and the public sees only
'0 venerable patriarch with cameo-
like futures. and kindly smile who ful-
, fi‘fiils'its every ideal.
wards. Pope, Leo, always appears at
s
HLMG‘PDDQ completed the functions of I 9" 0f “‘9 Steamboat Company's PTOD'I ladies is notable.
3 onroturnlng to his apartments. be ex-
' claimed: “This is really the happiest
#0..“ my.llfo.”,
‘ a“ .
This“ '2." FASHIONS.
_‘ A ndmber of new veilings are simply
' hideous. p
Shoulder straps are a feature of some
“ oiithe new tailored shirtwalsts.
Whitebatlste and Valenciennes lace
" . are the materials for some very hand-
eome pieces of underwear.~—nice
enough for bridal sets.
Clam fritters make an excellent Sun-
“:li‘ifi‘mmt’lii’éhkfast. Plreiuget‘tnetn
t I out, me cores .an o ow
with {was hirer coff .. ‘
If you‘can't afford to buy one of the
Kathe listen and embroider one for
ypumelf. ‘; Thai?” “the thing,“ conse-
tly you want one.
\- t"
for ‘ dress gowns of cash-
or at er light wool fabrics.
“arsenal of violet-color be
am (3 with onset these multi-col-
Wk slicing? ,- .
.‘i’h ever that a time when one
could . munch dainty white fabrics
', ~ ' ‘ lea to trim them with
y 3 own are being shown
“,ff ring. The” embroideries are ,ex—
, of, the burly spring<season “dads."
,‘weerestbe‘r collars and if”.
I‘Nfi Ides Woman's . ain-
Bf leather. amust be distinct-
rstood “flint there are- many
of" lent , _ tel. medium and
Locum! ‘ to- the today! the
used. 1‘ find of em. ' red
‘ . on 'e, no surf, in
is have fan: i. mound
. with tabs
”*5 hunt u out are embroider;
-bro in sliltnln a small-sized
. Julianna casctly...the
ah ' ’st‘en under the sleeve
. . in salted water until
.snd chop fine.
. milk. Into a
' .. l o
T” - sis-eon
sacra- i
I meats~ without which the observance ‘
‘ of Lent would be of. little profit. I
MICHAEL TIERNEY. l
Bishop of Hartford, .
|and the reouenlatiou of the,
in this city. not only this season. but in
a long time.
been made that. could possibly be made
to insure a grand time. Don't forget
the datewnext Monday night-in Mus-
l» you can carry oi
u‘
lasts‘
0r calnrrhal colds will do themselves:
Every arrangement has‘
There was a long until JAMES P. DONOVAN, I). 1)..
tedious wait before the ceremony bc—'
‘ ic Hall, and don't make any other date
for that evening.
concert at 8 o'clock. Don't miss sec-
—~It's a mistake to imagine that, itch- i ing the two grand marches which will
log piles can't be cured: a mistake to I be some of the elaborate features of
suffer a day longer than you can help. I the ball. You want to be there to see
Donn's Ointment brings instant relief the surprises when masks are declared
Chancellor and Secretary.
.nnd lung diseases F. H. Baxter.‘
Be in time for the. I”
In a pro-l
_ ‘hisJuhileewithout undue fatigue. Up- -
hand» embroidered linen. shisawaista.
,9; Oriental silks or satins are ext.
I . 'on lanai .
Width 59hr.“
fire-critics.» “.02;
. " T i
thaifiir
butter-Jo which.
' We
‘ bind. list-hem,
anti permanent cure.
store. 50 cents.
t
NEW OWNERS iN CONTROL. 3
, .
1 Consolidated Railroad Pu‘rchssesi
i Bridgeport steamboat Cempsny. ‘
. The annual meeting of the Bridge- ,
i port Steamboat Co. was held Wednes- ;
day.,at which thefoliowing directors‘
.lolln M. Hall. W. I). ,
l
l
_. were elected:
95.00” of preiates, aristocracy. and; Bishop. Jr.. I. DcVer Warner. Charles ! ward E. Rice's
i It‘. Brookcr, James II. Jenkins and W. .
: Id. Buruham. These directors subsc-E
i qucntlyelectcd John M. Ilall. president; I
H. M. Kochersperger. secretary. and“
iw. i.. Squires treasurer. The Con-l
l solidatcd railroad has become the own- .
‘ erty, and the officers elected hold the;
.sanic position with the railroad. The ‘.
Ideal was made. sometime ago. For;
the present there will be no change in .
the management of the company's ;
I business. Frank iii. Connolly will re- a,
main as superintendent and the rest?
.of the. clerical force will be retained.
SAVED A BOV’s LIFE.
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. of Mli-‘
ford, Del.. says: "Brazilian Balm ssv. .
. ed my boy's life. He began just like
3 the one we lost with croup. We gave;
t
' him a few doses. He quickly drooped i
. to sleep and was all right In the mor- .
t alum”: For sale by» R. H. Pleistsd.,F. ;
, Ii. Baxter. and The Gimp"! ?hsr. i
'. mat-y. - ‘ , ' . “i
. POLITICAL livFLUENces IN :11?
«1'!!-
. Rldflfleld .Rallrosd People Get OutI
4. ‘ New liallrtlsd Petition.
‘ Political influences are already be-
ing brought to bear to.,counte,r,act .the,
‘ effect of the petition that is being clr- .,
:culated for signatures in Ridgeileld.‘
to, be presented to the Legislature.
i protesting against the'granting-of the
ireqiiest of the directors of‘thé'itidge—
ifleld and Port Chester Railroad Com-1
i pany. for an extension offline for the
’construction of the road,,exoept un-.
ider restrictions. .Befor ,._the subjectl
comes before the ,lawma era at’iiart-
ford. there is likely to be a lively hus-
tie in this vicinity. for names to be-
tition for and against the plans of the
present holders of Ridgefleld and Port
Laester Railroad Company stock.
lt,has, stress! ,begun in. Greenwich.
where two petit one are now bellig'cir-
cu'lated for names.
suits FOR salon? or
. AGES. -
Merv. do. ”with“ adult-imam:
of the estate of hajste Salvador do
Bat-held. .01 , -mnnstlfn
suit for ssoooa ' slilnsb the
Stamford Gin sad octrlc
Inc a ' *9!
at Wei?”
lb’fi i ' ass-ls ‘ on
there was a 'short'blrcnlt alga. with:
_oo isipt lenes. hereceiv s s cc
oflg and» mu, when there should,
nsvgbosa s voltsge of only 116 psssing
var-ass. ths~vwlreu a {The shoot killed-
, deceased has a
living in s n-‘sti‘oet, Norwslk.
l—u-ao
antic; "b'AM-
..
tsd' ern songssndwis obliged to “respond
57...,—
WIW of all the ills '
At any drug. off. Don‘t miss seeing the decorations ‘ transport KI
{and the costume competition. In fact . My 28 for Samar. with the Fourteenth
' you can‘t afford to miss any part of it. i Infantry regiment. Kendrick avenue.
t‘ome early and stay inlet. There won't
be a dull minute from the time thei
doors are open until .the band plays,
Home. Sweet Home. Spend one happy.
jolly enjoyable time with the Red M
THE SHOW Gilli. NEXT EEK.
lioyt's Theatre will have as an at-
traction on February 27, evening. Ed-
“Show Girl." or "The
Magic Cap." The. attraction is said
to be brimfnl of .iolly music. hilarious
fun and comic situations, while as a
show piccc. its spectacular, features
are declared to be brilliant and elabor-
ate, and its display of handsome young
Since the three
months’ run at Wallack’s Theatre.
New York City. entirely new scenes
and costumes have been provided and ‘
there have been many additions to the .
cast. David Lythgoe is the lending
male. singer, and Frank Lalor is the
chief comedian. There is also, Robert .
1.. Bailey. a brother of Peter; William
Mowrey and David Abrahams. the most
.noted and remarkable animal imper-
, , Among the»
ladies in_the_csst are Marion Field. Yo- .
sonator in the country.
lande Wallace, Marie Hilton and Flan-
ccs Wilson. The songs in "The Show
Girl" or “The Magic Cap." will likely
become as popular In South Norwnlk
as they have been in New York. Bos-
ton, Philadelphia. Washington and hi
the other large eastern cities. where
the piece has been played. ‘ijsche”
has _a record of at least six encoresa
performance. “Be My Little .Apple
Dumpling, D0" which is the opportun-
ityof the piece for Robert Bailey and ,
Marie Hilton. and a new coon song en-
titled “Susie-AnnmAnna." by Yolanda
Wallace and Robert'nalley and h chor-
us of 20 pretty girls. are other hits.
uoy'r's THEATRE caowfisp. ,
Hoyt’s Theatre was packed by the.
theatre goers of The Norwallts.
l
last night, _ who flocked there .
to greet two of their - great-
est favorites. , Georgie Waldronj
and David, Higgins. supported by a
smug company. in the presentation of 1
their well-known southern drains. At
Plney Ridge. The play.‘as everyone who ,
has seen it knows. abounds in drama-i
tie situations niid‘calls for strong act'.
lugs but none, of~fhe.,con_tpfany were:
found wsdli'sg' in the most mind is de-
tail. and held their audience *from
start to‘ ,iinlsiil. , Thereyas‘plentfilo;
good. ‘c c‘sn other, a ‘ p . w .3
relieved the/striin on bo h “bani! and
audience.
. ,. 151" pneumonia.
"EMT! Y it, ' Milligiaxber‘sonth-
to‘encoei- . .
' ‘MVWiflllilia‘ifil’licwmxflélfi: _ ‘
;, .w the ole,
mail ”a“ .. .
as...» sitafi'I'hi‘ihiha-dfi.
we swam. , elites. fills
tears ., a... saturate“, the
luv. _.,l:eruem . . , if;
on Ill . .o ,, I; , ,
dam. Maritime ,r. rig-j, a.
druggist.._ ' . . "
‘ isquadron of the r‘oiirtcenth Cay
‘n‘ { 100 marines and a large
yr If. H. Plalsted.
'.M
i '.
. . .. . .... . m
Vssssis Fittsd ,Out in "Thanh“ 1 aomsthlnuYau ass 00! Ill ”‘7 Restau-
for the Annual cru so. - l ' ' not. of COM
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. lid—Thel
,rtcam whaling fleet ls getting read
glor sea as rapidly as bolsible.
I.
l.
A physician puts ills query: Have
Y Iyon never noticed in any large rsstsu-
The ,ru p at lunch or dinner time the large
"‘“lv'dem ‘“ “0‘” “Willa?“ “ii iii“ ii I er..of arty. vigorous old men st.
annual cruise. The Jeanette In it tho “by“; on whose um run from
.ilam Bayllss are 0n the dry dock. bit-.80 to‘stl i’csrs: many of them bald and
bin“ “”0me overhauled. '1 “9 ‘ ali.psrhapa, gra . but none of thorn
Morning Star. form a missionary feeble or,saniloi’ .
ship, is rapidly and in: conversion, Ferhspstlhu magnum]. W common
into a winter. ' ‘
:3 . . . into to have escaped your observation,
The “WWW Bt‘llo IIQI‘ “(mime-Vt “1' , or comment. but nevertheless it is an
to will be fitted out as a whalcr. 0n 'ohjcct lesson which means something.
account of her, llsht'nrausht the NOW lf'vou,will notice. what the e_ hearty
lorry with the aid of her auxiliary vOW- : old fellows are eating you wil observe
cr. is expected to go into waters luvmat they are no; munching bran
lit‘ctibtlible t0 the big whalers. Th"crackors .180? gingerly “chins Wmelr
bark Wanderer has sailed for Japanese ' way.through a motto card of now “My.
waters. A! the 01050 «0' the 99530“ lcd health foods; (in the contrary they
she will go to her old home, New Bed-1388p, to. prefer it Juicy roast 0! beef, s
ford- ‘ properly turned loin of mutton. and eV.-.
. . W [on the deadly broiled lobster is not al-
llhcumatism troubling you? Noth- . together mm” .
ma better for rheumatic pains. stiff' The point of ii this is that n vigor-
loints and sore muscles. thsndlamon 9 reps old age. depends upon good diges
Nerve ““1 “0"“ Oil. 25 cents. R- {I‘- 'tlon and plenty of wholesome food and
Plaloted. not upon dieting and an endeavor to
, live upon bran crackers.
‘ There la a certain class hof foo'd
- ,' ‘c an w it) se in to believe t at mca ,
U"k"°W“ ar‘kem" Pick“ ”9‘0“ ' (fillet? and ‘nigny other good things
Missing from s Patient. :are rsnlt polsbna, but these cadaver-
iiII.FORD, Conn. Feb. 20—An till-toils. sickly looking individuals are a
known frolght brakcman was picked up I walking condemnation of their m")
near this station in a badly woundild itheorles.
condition yesterday by the my cart The matter in a nutshell is that If
which was going in the. direction oflthe, stomach secretes the natural di-
.\'cw Haven. Whenthc man ,was mt Iseclusion-es In sufficient quantity an!
aboard the car It was found that is lwhoicsomc food will be promptly dl'
injuries were probably fatal and all lgcsted; if the stomach does notdo l~10
haste was made to get him to the. New and certain foods cause distress and
Huron hospital. At that institution it Mr two of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
was .found that besides the loss .of the afteyesch meal will remove, all dlflicul;
leftioot the man was suffering from n ty, because they supply just what every
tractbre of the shall, a scalp...woutid iweak Istomach tackswpehsln. ,hydro-
and a fracture of the right hnd ieft.chlorlc a'cld. diastolic and our.
arms. The. man died half an hottr at, Stuart‘s Dyspepsia Tablets do not
for entering the hospital, ;act upon the bowels and In fact are
Despite the efforts of the hospital lnot strictly a medicine. as they act
authorities the man's identity remained almost entirely upon the food eaten.
a mystery, .tligestlng it thoroughly and thus gives
It is believed that the man fell front iasnuclt needed rest and giving an up.
freight train which ipctltc for the next meal. ‘
passed through this towr. about 3: Ofpcoplc who trayel nine out of
o'clock. The conductor of that tralnlfcn use Stuart‘s Dyspepsia Tablets
telephoned from Bridgeport that ho i knowing them to be perfectly safe to
‘ missed one of his crew. httt he was 1111- I use at any time and also having found
ab'o to give hlslnamc. out by experience that they are it
-—-————-~-—- safeguard against indigestion in any
ESCAPED AN AWFUL FATE. ;form. and eating as they have to. at
Mr, H. Huggins. of Melbourne, Fia..lall hours and all kinds of food. the
writes. “My doctor told me I had Con- 5 traveling public for years have pinned
j snmptlon and nothing could be done I their faith to Stuart's Tablets. .
for me. i was given tip to tile. The} . All drugglsts sell them at 50 cents
out-r of a free trial brittle of Dr. ulng's for full sized packages and any drug-
New Discovery for Consumption. in- gist from Maine to California. it his
duced me to try it. Results were start- ,oplnlon were asked. will say that Stu-
ltng. i am now on the road to recovery i art‘s Dyspepsia Tablets is the most
and 0W" all 10 Dr. King's New DIS- 1 popular and successful remedy for any
: t0\'('l‘,\', it surely saved my life." This ' stomach trouble. “8 20
crest cure is guaranteed for all throat i
DIED OF HIS lNJURlES.
druggist. l’riec 50c. and Si. 'Trial bot- , SUFFOCATED To DEATH'
ties free. so .
-__.-._.._._._. i Michael J. Daley, of Waterbury. Found
l FOURTEENTH INFANTRY FOR} Dead in Bed.
SAMOA. . WATERBI'RY. Feb. lid—Michael
SAN lI‘ NCISCO. Feb. 20.—.—-The‘.l. Daley, meaty-live years old. was
98"le Wt" 58” Oll F9bl‘ll- found dead in his bed in a room at 15
this city. at . 4
The men are 10 o'clock yesterday afternoon. His face
‘leP thf‘ place of the First Infantry. land hotly. as well as every article in
,The Logan also sails. on the last day i the room. were covered with a thick
11m ; layer of ’soot from an oil heater. and
a ry. month was due to suffocation.
number 0f 88'; Dalcy's wife has been visiting in
Icon llllfiaellgers. 'i‘he sherldan. lll’Xl » Middletown for two days. and when
to arrive from til" Philippines. Will be she returned. broke In the door. as it
due on March third. .wns locked from the inside. The act-
' . ‘ing medical examiner said that Daley
Hardly One person I“ ll thQUSNld who hadbeen dead about twelve hOurs. He
does not need all OCCRSlOIlN “0‘0 or worked in the factory of the Goodyear
liver medicine, Most folks need it often, 1 Metallic Rubber Company in Nouga-
Tlm host .lLl'fll‘ medicine. 1‘ itamon‘s tack. and had been married only a
Liver Pills and Topic Pellets. and a ,ghon time.
complete course of the two medicines .
costs only 25 cents. Easy to false. plea- :
sent and mild in action. but absolutely i DeWitt's,thtls Early Risers do not
thorough in effect. You'll join the tin-me nor weaken the system. They
thousands who praise this great Mod- ie'ure blliousness. laundlce. constipa-
cm Treatment after. atrial. Try them itlon and inactive livers, by arousing
today. R. H. Plaistcd. “ 'the secretions. moving 'the bowels
_.__._._.,I . lgently, yet oflpctually. and giving such
CLOAK MAKERS WAGES RAISEb. tone and strength to the glands of the
NEW YORK. Feb. 20.--Ten thous- stomach; liver and bowels that the
and cloak makers have gained all-pause ottnetroubleisremoved entire
Winter! In Wales in this city. The ad- vim-These .famous little pills exert a
vances in many instances are from decided tonic effect upon the organs
twenty to fortypcr cost. involved. and if their use is continued
.tor a few days there. will bane 10min
’of are frpubie.filiftord Pharmacy. ~
of the month and will carry the
THE EASY PILL.
Get Ramon’s Liver Pills ‘nhd Tonic
Pellets for biliousncss and "cut out." --. ‘_
calomcl and other drastic drugs. A ' ' ‘ ' “
inaw voaa. new HAVEN a
month's ireatntent—Zii,doses~for 250.
. so i -
I nanrrohpaaxtaoao.
coanacrlcur PATENTS. , u
The following were issued February .TIMI.TABhE. ,
17.1903: .. . ' ~
List ,fliwi bed, from oiilce of A. M. in effect ”ninth-"'- 21,’ 1902‘
Wooster, not alter of patents. ~ Bridge
port. Conn: ‘ ‘ '
Harvey Hubbell. Bridgeport. incan-
descent lamp socket.
Wampum Krouse, Bridgeport. pencil
: l
. Lsavs- .souta -._.slaawsl.t< eon
.JiEW YRJIK. . ,~. .
A. bis-42:40:, 5: x, 5:581. 6:15
6:56. 7:13, 7:52. p:
‘ 9:40. 10:34:. 10,: 11351..
sharpener. . 9 11—12-55 {9513 3- x 106
William 'C. .Tl‘eKOlliflll : Bridgeport, ‘ . . " . ' .x' I‘ ‘ ' ’.' ’. 3.". '
mwmtm 3.20:. 4.07, 4.50:. 5.40, sight. 0.88.
‘.6:56x. 1:55; €00 10.”. _‘
' Udosrs.
A. M.—12:40x. 5:06x. 5:68x. 9:05,
’9242s.- , , ;. .;' ‘
. r. u.—-s:aox.-,‘t:4o. 6:55;, Mo.
10:10. ,
Charles W. Walker. Bridgeport. two
poled“; type-writing machines.
John A. Smith, Black Rock,
wrltlas machine-
Fred Hirsh. New Haven. garment-
supporter.
Thomaa C. Johnson. New Haven, gas
operated dream.
John (H. MeWoeney, New Haven. bit-
brkce guide. -
Albert. E. Church. West Hartford.
csrpenter's plane.
type
_ ,. NORWALK..,. ,.
A. mutton. 5:00. 6:00, 710b,
,8;9llx. 8;,92. 9:00x.,,10:02x. ,10104.
11:00x. ii:02."“"' . '
P. Manlflillraufl' 3-220th. 3:03,
fired AW.- Clark. Hartford. coaster- 3; 0 _‘;‘o _ :0 4.3 2. 6:003.
”“39- . highways-laden: . o. 11:00:.
Fred. A. Law. Hartford. steering .. .
391:9 gimme”: “"
v1i: - ’
- x 1.153.". ”its: is:
trial-wish. Joint for hi." 1 3%!‘.'1I'56§.¥i§fai
~‘ :,«.‘.‘I '. momma,
11:13: ’ ”“95”.
“W" a 'lltio'n to stoic-JP.
‘4" ' t" are
”$435.5"? 1515:. iii).
iéh} all:
mechanism for vehicles. ,
Inhale If. Richards, Hartford. play.
in bail.’
.fineol H. Stilt; Hartford. automatic
v
em. .. _ .
M1; Essa
lg. fluid I. dis Doolittle. Wailing»
ford. steam boiler. .
‘oWifIIsm‘ HafDasm Wallingford] em
slnogtop. ..- . ;.
iilmflJL hm. Mitt-l. WI.
Henry G. VoighgpNev Britatng'nl’gitt-
,~ ._ ,. -— P. 451.65.. ~ »
amnmumw. A. items”. c3" .1...
madman ,lonndl'ettfch. Wham . HTQPA'PP"?
— ' ' ‘ ’ ,Lglqgia,,tfl._s:io. v.51. mo.
- j
«d
”Judas, 9:253.
LEAVE uzwxoak. roll. SOUTH '
. M.F.‘ACK,
l- - «flmt'u'tupr o . . J‘
Australians asio. unusual)“. Dlst
eovsrsd in Bottom of Grain. .
NEW HAVEN. Blob. lid—Representa-
tives of the Bush Termini Connolly
of Brooklyn. N. Y.. were here yester-
day making an investigation of the
circumstances and cause of the sink-
ing of the sand dredging apparatus
Diamond, off Penileld Reef, in the
Sound a short time ago. The wreck
was raised and towed here. Engi-
neers of the company are ssid to have
discovered several sugar holes in the
bottom of the craft and other indica~
tlona that seem to warrant further in-
v‘a'stigstlon. Tho Dlunond was con-
structed four years ago at a cost of
“4.000. The illush potlple. say the
host w‘ss recently turned over to a
commission agent who said he had a
customer in New Haven who would
purchase it. While on the way here,
the craft went down. the crew and the
commission who were on board being
reached by a tug.
-A WEAK STOMACH
causes a wash body and invites dis.
ease. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cures and
strengthens the stom‘oh. and wards
off and overcomes disease. J. B. Tay-
lor. a prominent merchant of (lhrlcs-
man, Tex.. says: “I ‘could not ont be
cause of a weak stol'nach. I lbst all
strength and run down in weight. All
that money could do was done. but all
hope of recovery vanished. Hearing
of some wunlerful cures effected by
use of Red xi. l concluded to try it. The
first botllc bcnolitted me. and after
taking four bottles I am fully restored
to my usual strength. weight and
health.'-‘ Clifford Pharmacy. ”
63.17.“a‘.“”“”“"
Hoodinnlted
into paying high prices for Wall Paper.
We have the most elegant designs of.
wall paper at ,the most, reachable
price you ever heard of.
its ltlll furnish Potter. ,
hang it, and do all work necessary
without inconvenience to you, and your
bill will be reasonable. too. Give us
the dimensions, we will‘ tell you what
it will cost.
Flciure Frsmes and Window Shears
made to order,
PAINTERS' SUPPLIES.
aarls'r‘e' MATERIALS.
Colors and other things that
artists use.
SPECIAL.
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tures. toc.
Cloth Window Shades, with
fringe, 25c.
Painting. Paper Hanging .and
. -- Decorating. =3
L .H.Deck~er
Telephone Connections.
_ 87 Washington Street, .
South Norwslk. Conn.
Hair Failing Out?
This can be prevented by a system-
atic use of
MAGNETIC HAiaassToasa
AND oanoaure cone.
For one at 'barbc'rd and 'all drug
stores. '
logistic flair W00. ,
ROBERT F. SCALZI, PROP"
36 Washington ‘Bt.. Booth ‘Norwslit.
to sauna srassr. ‘ ‘
FIIIAIA 3591119110“-
To close °PFW ‘ . of gut.
mirrors are i
in ' 7' "63.17”!” DRY
is our in... To hats and the prices are
.tnorcllsuis-out in half—moles: than
half. Three months yet to you that.
T'sko imam of this offer. The
range from 98c to 86.00. .
R
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hilt—m
5
aromas. .. v
at about“ a" :
redouble
W
fl ’ .
Exerybody list-a, same under -,
difficulties; other not. Those who
do not undoubtedly. tire is GAB ',
RANGE.
recipes may vary. methods may
Your neighbor says
differ, but the one way to guar-
antee satisfaetlory results is to
USE A GAS RANGE.
midi); 'Hiiiiis'ri'y arid
Lighting Company.
....... not. "A u» ..
'_1 #
ARE You LOOKINQFOR
A hurrah POSITION?
Are you able to accept one? A'
better positiOii—onc with greater
opportunities.“ may nocassariiy
have to be accepted at a few dol—
lars per week icss salary. ‘Ha‘vc
you :1 Savings Bank , accbunt
which will bridge over'iiiis defi~
cicncy until you have proven your
worth and have secured the dc-
sircd increase? Money in the
bank is of tremendous importance.
Why not start an account now
and righr hctc? Think it over
and act.
Four per cent. is what we pay.
SOUTH NGRWALK SAVINGS
BANK.
United Bank Building? a ‘
The South Norwaik
. Trust Compass.
within ‘ assume y
3. ma: brass who.
sure DEPOSIT not 1:.
When you make your will remember
this company is an executor you can
depend upon. Its life is perpetual. It
is always open for business. and ready
to serve.
., _
satin than. ,sbocsssrun
autumnal.
alarm; clearance
insoles. _. 1100.0110pr
snowman. 340,700.00
uses it. tattoo. (isolator.
. . ;, ..P|RE°T°Fi§i'..".i '
John‘l-t. Farris, Hon: .‘Btymour .
John H.Kns'pp ‘ Citric snowed:
John H. Light , E-H‘Mltluvuspn
Josiah}. giants. Minuet Goldman
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$1,000
.4
‘ walls trsvollng as prescribed by iicy.
”New week for this of It for
«Metal ,lliiil‘rlss‘. 1
measuraoomlrw ,
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For particulars osttor writs
mflflbk‘dm ,
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CIIIJO'l—d.
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quality of our goods is too well known ,
to need description. Reduced .griqos.
We
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