We». on».
Hilbert-l loom. ,
Mb Office. Newsl&---.
sits Residence.
NOT ADD TO DANGIR.
as of last night on the pe-
, the Connecticut Power and
Coupler, for a layout for a
under the Washington street
‘ gveloped a great change in
sentiment. Av iciv years ago
proposition would .have been
ly opposed by those who fav-
lsst night. ‘
binge of sontlmrut is due. to
bliss, and a desire- to be perfectly
lit'itb rho. C(lll‘llilllly. and is in the
proposed changes will undoubt-
, has great couvcuicucc'to the pub-
‘ nenerai. and can be made with-
nd‘dlnx to the dangers of travel.
only left now for the Common
'noil to secure the most feasible
for the c .ange.
ewnumber of motorists getting in-
tronble with the French police is so
that the rules of prison life are
up to be highly specialised in their
. ~ Complaints of outraged dig-
on the part of imprisoned motor-
} ya been so frequent that the
'filnistsr of the interior has issued- a
regulation for the exclusive bene-
grievcd volarles of the new lo-
op. ' Persons imprisoned for
regarded merely as “accused per-
are to how; the right to find
9er own food, to be only slightly
‘ ~ ed, to escape the "douche." and
illo'lpared prison dress.
-o
,. , rd Carson. the vicemy of indie, is
“Mil; business to the merchants and
(dilute of that country. Before the
‘ chamber of commerce he dwell
its lack of experts in the staff of
' eminent. He declared: "i do
. sulfate to say that we are tryln‘z
n'this empire with a staff which
belusdequate for a second class
can kingdom." He urged the na-
_ employ their boarded wealth
‘ hell-lei pursuits. “This." he said,
the first1 duty of the patriotic ln-
Jill is because I believe in the
of this country and the capacity
on to guide it to seals never
tallied that l keep up courage and
orward."
an— ”Wfi”
as plain a shirt waist as
, , but let. your ueckwesr be
M perfect lp tit and finish.
3 buttons are considered the
. ch tog give the shirtwaist
f wool «r wash materia‘s.
silk of'wbecominu color for the
ion and.a gown of fish netting
.. n nuvehbut very charming
Will With" the all-lace waist
We with'bands of lat-cl by
(l strips of lace together with
ribbons oncolor.
a is habit-generously used by
lam. Odehat almost. entirely
its bliion‘ has just an ed as of the
spending upon a bank of roses
$01M. t
the newest bower hats is a
comella "blossoms and their
The handsome leaves make a
variation from the ul-flower
118!) varieties. .
, t to use salt. on your
retrr ove every artic‘e of
from the room. as the salt
“a the casters on the legsof
tables and injure the finish
2 1, ~
hey’re making belts of shoe
Mercado are fringed and
the front. being taste,
,well, sometimes a he
pins which seems altogether
, ”km“ of this kind.
Coo Book Encyclopedia
wlnf Lenten recipe which
is Martin”: Have
an be put into the
it should be like a
My late. withoubthe
pennants to 9nd
store. ‘Havo it
hot.<~.~Put intone
espoonful of but.
the careful that
Then «add a tea-
more. if it is pre-
ii
‘ I‘ .Gampbell.‘
Th ' course a candidate Judgefarker .‘wll‘
sell of motor car regulations are to ,
“A
Paces ‘ am “0'"
lhlrd Story WIM- leat-
m nabypflames—-iirid00
company's Plant in MCKGB'S
Rocks. Pa. Destroyed
1
‘BOSTON, Feb. 24-Frantlc because
fire had broken out in their home.
Wulter.Walker, a negro. and his wife
Emma, leaped from a third story win-
dow today and sustained severe in-
juries. The couple in their cxcitcmcut .
forgot. their six months old baby and:
the infant was found by flrcmcu, :l‘-‘
most overcome by smoke and will (lei
A boy playing with matches on the se-
cond floor rot fire to a lounge and the
llamas spread to the Walker tenement
but was quickly extinguished after the
firemen reached the place. The loss
is estimated at 81,000 to building and
furniture. "
Walker broke one arm and one leg
and his wife fractured her right knee.
cup and was infurcd about the chest.
and head. Both will recover. ’
PITTSBURG. Pa. February 2t—Thc
entire works of the Scultsep‘aut of.
the American Bridge Company. a part ‘
of the United States Steel corporation. 5
at McKees Rocks, near here. was to~
tally destroyed by fire early today, an ‘
tailing a loss of about 3200.000.
The plant was composed of fourl
buildings the largest known as the fit~ 1
ting and riveting department. being
250 feet long. The fire started in the i
out of employment by the fire. i
The loss is fully covered by inaur-'
ance. .
BllAiNEllil, Minn. February
were attending a dance last night their
drcn who had been left in the care ofl
an older daughter, were suffocated.
_.__.._..... ........_.. .
l
Mrs. Amelia Knluner, of Dsnbury.i
Taken in Charge to Await Husband.
i
nor. of Daubury, in Main street. at 1
condition.
verse with her to learn where she llr‘
cd. but it. was impossible to button
stand a word. The woman could tullzi
only in her native tonsils. Germanfl
and as all of the policemen worvi
Yanks. it can be readily seen that’
they were up against a hard propod‘
lion. '
German. to whom the woman confided
“he information that. her home was int
Danbury. Officer Thomas Hunt thorl
was forced to give up the sourch. lip- .'
vnczuiux. xylwuslirr bu :bumi arrived in
l\lorwulk. Ho “ri-l that his wife was
demented. and bad wandered aw i
rmm their home. Mrs. Knelsner Will '-i
rd the entire distance between Dani
burv.and Nor-walk. < t .
She has quite a rugged appearance;
and apparently she is about forty-five
w hatcvor.
ct. When Mr. Kniozuer came downl
i'l‘om Danbury. this morning. be im-‘
mediatcly went to the police station in
Water street.
.street. from which they took the 10:15;
train for home. i
Hun—nu“
PARKER AFRAID or HILL.
it David B. is a Candidate for‘Prest-
.. dent Judge Parker Will Not Run.
3 llUFF‘AlD. N. Y.. Feb. 24.—~Chair-
man Frank Campbell, of the Demo
cratic State Committee, who was ‘in
’thlsicity yesterday, is quoted in an in-
lervi’ew today as follows: How do
you and the state organization stand
on Parker for President!" was asked.
"It is not. known that Judge Parker
will be a candidate." replied Chairman
Campbell. »
“if he ls?'.’
"if David R. Hill is a candidate
Judas Parker will not be a candidatl
gagipresidenk‘ said Chairman Camp
“ltmu is a csndldate. everybody
will be for Hill. Time will.deyelot
whether Mr. Hill is a candidate. 4. It i'
{tho only now." ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ,
“ hatlfllill and Parker both an
candidates?” ‘ " r
“That will not be.” said Chaim
“As i lost said. ltrli be
flint is certain."
, no: begs mutilate. .
IN oysraae‘
soon ext-earn
The minimums:
I a .
v.5“
h
7 the near
: the
.7.“ L
«m a urwm sum
. was
la the cool tourney of Putnam How .
Company. with the following resultll
'L » 8ilil0l3iii9iis- “”i"°"" "°'
\
20 10
ill is-1
it ill—«ll
of 18
116 2!
73 2;..3
lit-«2 3 “.1
95 33~2
l01-—~3 39
110 41—1
Referee—Goons Shepherd.
Scorer-A. Knorr.
R. Raymond, 90. H. Hoyt,
B 7
9 21
l7-—-—l L":
30 27—2
4| 27—1
ill, 35
new i 40m]
ti? i7
till 50
thurcc—«Robort Wuhl‘le.
St:cror-.lobu Kuorr.
The fol owing schedule has been pr
pared:
Phillip Roll) 70, Robert Wobrlc 5
February ‘l-l. William Kcislcr ii
.lolm Son"): 30. February 25th.
nry 2s.
hard 90. February 28.
These games must be played
the committee
l NORWALK'S ANNUAL MEET'NG' l endured. After I time lwould lake It but
0
Will re Heirl in the Town Assembly ihsndy. l seldom needil.uithu cured m._
Hall, Next Monday Night.
Attorney Leo Davis. clerk of the City
5 of Ncrwulk. has issued the call for the
city’s annual lullourned
A. Error, lit. ;
Char-
les Betty 80, George liogardus. Febru-
llcrt Kellv 80, George Shop-
on
those dates or forfeited. by order of
meeting. 1
smuthsuudfiedelmmmdsny.
Their troubles siiv with indiges-
tion or other ate d .
if the food you sat falls to 5:.th strength
to your body. It is more tubes
! stated by the slomlolt an digestive or
i are inadequate to unilateral the nutrient prep-
ldrtlu of the food into blood. 11m is
‘indlguuon. The system is deprived of the
ismeunt of nourishment required to keep up
iiho strsn h. and the result is that one or
’ more of t e delicate organs gradually grows
Weak. and than weaker. until finally it is
, ’diseased. Here a great mistake is made.
!Thst of treating the disused organ. The
Well doctors in the land make this very
i mistake. Why should they P if is so any
i to see that the trouble is not there.
iKodOl
iCures
[This famous remedy puts the stomach and
0 ldigcstlvs or one in a healthy condition so
5' that rich. re blood is sent coursing through
' ' " the veins and arteries of every muscle. tissue
and fiber throughout every organ of the en-
tire body. and by Nature's law of healthful]
strength and vigor to soon restored to each.
Kodol euros indigestion. dyspepsia and all
stomach disardsrs.
l have taken Kodoi for nearly two months
after each meal and it is the only remedy
that gave relief from the terrible pains I
(i-
' nce adsy. and now. while i keep a bottle
I Mas. J. W. Coozssuua. Mile. Center. N. Y. .
l
i Kodol Digests thtYou Est. 5,
I Bottle-only. 31.00 Size holds at; times the nu: .
six .whlch soil: for Decals. !
which will be held next Monday night. 10:09” by I. o. DszTTLoou OHIOAOOl
at thc Town
street.
purposes:
‘l‘o appropriate from the city tron
.ury} so much as may be necessary for
24... . earl of the departments of said city.1 0 re . 0. t
While August Schultz and his wife i "“‘llldlllil the library. for the onsuluxiswmdl r D P‘ Dupes c n m ' a
‘ fiscal your: to lay in tax upon the rutu— 5
house caught fire and two young chip: blc (state within said city. Also to
talm. action upon the mutter of build- 3.").th to Muffin..." Maine by a man
Inn a sewer at the south end of En
uvumic .within the city. and
appropriate such sum
prialion.
as the meeting shall deem beat.
lMPORTANCE TO REQUES
N0
Made by Germany for the Immediate
Payment of $27,000.
HER-LIN, February 24—-’l‘he German
' foreign office attaches no importance to
homily one of the officers secured a i n". rpm...“ made 1., Mr. flown. by .
llerr llaltazzi. (further German charge
d‘uffaires. ut Canvas. but recently as.
sis-tint: the German embassy at Wash-
telephoned ‘0 DOWN" headquarters “- , lugton in the Vcnexuclun negotiations)
Danbury. and learned that Mrs. Knlcz- : for the lmmndiate paympnt a! u... 327,-
nor had left her home in that city 3'08: . 500 formiua the first installment of the
terday afternoon. and that her lillrr'lgum i0 1... ppm to (gm-many, by pom.-.
band. .lohn Kricsncr. had been able to; sucla. as a result. "f u... filming of u... .
truce lwr as for as lictliel..wllcrc lu‘ l protocol of February 13. and which i-u
lf‘orcfgn Sew
on the request: of tho Dnnbury DOHCO. rotary Von Richtofeu sent no such in- ,
officials.- Mrs. Kniezner was held at a structlons tn Minister Von Siernburlzd
'3‘“ Norwalk “""i‘f’ station “Ill“ this} lllfl it is asaunml that there has been
misunderstanding in the matter. The
reign office does not doubt that Ven-
.~eauela will strictly carry out the terms
not. due until March lb.
of the protocol.
STEAMER HOLM REACHES POR
NEW YORK, Feb. ills—The bolstml‘ d
Danish i-‘llillil‘ laden steamer M.
that port on January 2.
way.
less than
only iiiil miles.
~.——_.-
of the Men-imam.
trons. and the colored barber who it
aining him by expressing his opinl
n
ban
ill amusement.
customer.
Muslim ”themed
W ' bs'indnoedmba‘sgsm Hayfield!-
l v» V , y >
with” immune: the ’W
Assembly hall. Wall:
The meeting is called for 7:30 A,
pattern department and its origin is = o'clock. and the call says that the mupl- l
unknown. About. 200 men are thrown " ing has been called for the foliowlnzl
it the
wauosnmc ABOUT THE 31-3557,? lllf‘i‘llm; votes to build said sewer. to[
or some of ’
money as the meeting shall deem best. I
and to lay a tax to meet such appro-
' And further to appropriate
Officer John .Kcnny. of the Non-walk: such sum or sums of money to meet
police force. found Mrs. Amelia Kniez-E the deficiency on account of the repair- i 1
lug. altering and enlargina of the firel '
o'clock this - morning. in a demented houses on Water street and Main street. !
Tito officer took her to thci in said city of Norwalk. and to appro-
Doiibo station. Officer Kenny and the prlulc such sum or some of money. or
other police officers attempted to conv to lay a tax to meet said deficiency. all
The preaches of Captain Richmond
P. Hobson at the Grand hotel the oth‘
er day called forth a. story of the hero
“l was in a barber shop in Washing-
ton one dsy during the time that
Hobson was receiving oscillatory atten-
a victim in the next chair was enter-
~f the post-helium career of Hobson.
‘f ‘Hobson done a great thing. sure
uufl.’ rattled on the harbor. ’butl
ain't got no use for this klsaln’ he’s
alien to now. He must be a’sllly little
“ 'ltbout as big as me.’ said the men
’n the chair, with dilueuity restraining
" ‘Have , I: seen him, then?‘ inquir-
I \d the ba er.
“ '1 know him pretty well; said the
men alight dpwned on the harbor
mil be nei‘pre‘clpltauly. leaving Hob-
.. ,s “I! Nb
other barber-bad to Antimony“; ails.
. vs‘uemm i hubris: new him! is ,
the back ofthoshop some «residual : W‘Thfit‘ treated y
FOR SALE BY
T E CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
lCLAM USED in New
i CONFIDENCE GAME.
3.
Mouth. Which Promptly Shuts.
A flow confident-c name has been in-
" lwbo passes for u tirulumcr for a New
York firm which deals in cigars. The
arrangement of the Maine saloons all
lords cxrcllcut opportunities for wot-lo
fun the game. which is done with the
old of a five dollar gold piece and u
clam.
Most of the Maine bur rooms are cut-
ig houses on the front next in tin-
street. the liquor baiuadlspcnscd from
. I. I“ f‘v ‘ “r .‘
divine and editor. was the church mis-
sionary in this city. he found s poor
German who lay dying. He could so
in peso
thin; c old he done for the boy. Dr. .
blast, whose heart was blazer than his ,
purse. promised that he would care for
the boy himself. The poor man died «
and the boy was taken into the doctor's - , J:
family. ,,
printer’s trade. After he by? become
a wood his boy he ran away, and was
not heard of for two or three years.
Then he came back.
set. He remained at home for some
little time.
and runaway boy became famous. The
dolnn of his pencil caught the eye of
‘the world.
lst. Thomas Nast.
i mcut of the nest. hellish Coal, We are
,. prepared to receive no orders and give
them prompt attention.
Grades."
'uud that, is the Host. Our prices have
not dropped nearly as much as some
others. from the fact that we never
cbargcd fancy prices.
.our priccs as low as any dealer in‘
town.
iloncst. coal—wiioucst weight."
lung iocivood & Co , ; :
a dark room in the rear. The drummer
talk about the loss 0 83 in mid. From
this he produces a roll of bills and 0f-
;fcrs to give :6 for a gold coin to re»
1- iniace the one be has lost. asserting
' that he could never hope to have any
lbw-k without sold in his pocket.
5 if none of those proscnl has any gold
in. man is sent out in buy the coin.
‘thn it is produced the drummer cx’
presses fear that it may be a counter-
,le-tt. To see if it b: genuine he car-
lrics it to the front of the shop and
‘holds it. aloft over the pile of cold stor-
age oysters and clams. which always
[lies near the window for udvortiainn
gpurposos. Here in full view of the pen»
i enters to sell cigars. but soon begins to '
iolo he bites the coin and throws it
-down on the counter and losses it in
i the air.
All at once the coin slips from his
finger and falls among the clams,
There is u long hunt. during which the
drummer professes to be very sorry
[for the accident and offers to pay full
'yalue. lib also treats all hands and
[promises to come back. utter dinner
land renew the scorch. Of course. the
{owner of the coin. feeling that the lost
1' ‘moncy willlbc found. refuses to lake
' pay. and is satisfied with the frcc
rink.
(in reaching his hotel the drummer
«.l
years of one. When found by the Nor- liolm arrived in port today from Dahl- . .
.... . ' a .i ‘ - ‘ ~ ' . . i ‘ ‘. t . 7
n k police she had no hind coverlm. ll! via Shields after a most tempcs-?::l$;hq “all“! from his mum . 099m
, She “m“ a dress 0‘ darl. tuous passage instills thirty-two days
'lldwl‘iai. and it {hill-filling short lili‘k' After coalingnl Shields she “med no
knife. and removing $5 in
. gold from the inside. swallows the con-
.tonts of the shell with a keen relish.
. throughout 1 Knowing that. clams open their shells
:tbo whole voyage the vessel cspericn-lwh9n mm "H. “m, time from water.
‘ red very severe gains from the south. ‘ '
. _. M." Kntozner ”00'3de west to northwest. with tremendous
dis “‘9‘ 1° "m re mm“ 3mm)" in \‘ 3" seas in which she made but little bead-
iaudqccling surc'that clams as far
inwuy from the son as lloulton must
{feel uncomfortable. he dropped the
H9" rdbergtgifefallgstsgffyd's :Eggcoin into the open clam on the top of
Numerous heavy seas
1, boarded the steamer. damaging one of
ithe deck plates. splashing ‘ the star»
i heard rail. deck steam fittings and
i doing other damage about the decks.
the heap. and the clam. feeling the
touch of a foreign substance. immed
shut ossc informed the drummer
where the gold was. after which he so-
;lowed the hunt to soon.
Jay Cooke. the flnilncicr of the civil
war. is. at 80. hale and cheerful. with
a fund of stories about tlie'grcat men
of the past. .
Accordlu to one of these stories.
General Grant and his family visited.
air. Cooke after the civil war at the
Cooke mansion st Onontx. Pa. There
the talk fell. one evening. to hotels. and
ad
periencu while traveling about the
country. negotiating the war 'ioans.
They had been harrowing ‘expeupnces
in many instances. but in a certain
southeastern town they had been worse
than barrow I. ‘
"At the h in this team." said Mr.
Cooke. “i had for my slipper one on
that, was not good. No pieces of stale
bread and a chief buttermilk. is
my bedroom mi“ night. tho , it was
fuelling cold. had nothing but .two
sheets remover me. gator breakfast the
nest tanning}?!
bed en. And
lists of an .1
t? u r. and ocean
of ' scriptural in
y...
creted the clam in his pocket and all
the host related some of his novel ex»
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. 88.. Pro-
Eslatc of Hannah Hill, late of Nor.
walk. in said district. deceased.
of Norwulk, bulb limited and allowed
six months from the (late hereof for
life crcdllnrs of said estate to exhibit
their claims for acttlemonigl'bose who
neglect to present their accounts. prop-
erly attested. within said lime. wl i be
dcburrcd a recovery,
dobted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to
H7 24 m3
“COAL”
123 WATER ST.
Tel. Call 3143.
,I‘
,Mwnk 5
use.
.7;
if he only knew that some» ‘-» l-z
He was apprenticed to the
He had been to
in later years the orphan
Dress Seeds.
This year wb have brought toget her a beautiful assortment of now
He became the caricatur-
sowaur ‘NOTICEIW I '
—.-.——
Sailings and Watstinzs. Many styles are in Dress lengths and” Waist
bate Court. Fcb. liltb, A. ll.. 1903. lengths; only one pattern of a style. The goods represented are the
Million pickings of various houses that are noted for carrying only fine
The court of probate for the district
goods. llcro wc have the plum staple colors in Venctlun cloths-inns.
llluck, tiray. Fawn. 54 inches wide. $1.54.) per yard.
Then. the Elumlnc is leading this year. We have white. b‘nck and
All persons In- colors, The to $1.50.
EBENEZER HILL, Beautiful Canvas Cloth. all wool, 31 00.
itxocntor. ‘ ()rcpo do Paris in new colors. 75K" $1.00 und'blfio.
Skirtings—~-Serges, Cheviot, Wool and Worsted, Cumcl's iialr Cloths.
llomcspun, broadcloth and Velour. 75c. $1.00, and $1.50.
‘ Braids for Trimming areal "aricty.
That Is Coal.
lluviug received a large
Frogs and Ornaments. ‘ ' ' ‘5’
consign-
l.uccs of every good kind. moderately priced,
Our supply does not include "All
We handle only one grade
You will find
Our maxim is "Honest prices -------
The following is an example of the
reluctance on the canny Scot to part
with gratuitous or unasked~for infor-
mutton:
An Englishman. chuucing to be in
Aberdeen. decided to call on a granite
merchant with whom he had donc bus.
lnesu some years previously. but whom
he had not seen since. Proceeding to
A railroad engineer who has been in
; tlir scrvfcc so many years that his hair
:has grown iron gray and his visage as
intern as u wurrlor's while he has drir»
.en his iron monster over the parallels
of iron. recently experienced his first
collision. llc canto out of it with a
ibadly-dcmollsbcd mginc and a sufli~
lcicntly smashed-up leg for any occa-
SO, NURWALK.
Branch Office 2 80. Main St.
llginn
nratululious to the i’opc. the greatest
of all spiritual potentialcs.
jubilee
climate the Bible has lost much of its
power, and man here in New England.
where with the ,l’ilgrlm Fathers the
Church "alas not second to the State,
the ringing of Church bells falls on
listless ears.
stands out that unfaltering allegiance
of the whole Catltolic World to the
grand old man who sits serene and
powerful on St. Peter's Throne. What
is the real secret of this power? Why.
it is having right at hand an infallible
representative to settle all disputed
questions.
Protestantism.
the merits of Dr. Dick's Medicine for
malaria. rheumatism. grippe. colds. it
is an infallible cure.
Soy
lately closed its shell with a snap. The i
you use isother-
, , this accommodation ,
they charged :13. the shell“. or the
bottle; Strawberry and Raspberry Jam. .595». a for ago.
0. E. SEY’M
l3 WAOHINGTON ITIIIT.
pm. to buy
order will convince you that dbl-moods». perfect. . , . , . .
THE POPE'S JUBILEE.
l’coplcs of all religions and of no rc-
ail join in hourly cou-
bis stoncyurd and observing an old
mason polishing a slab of granite, he
inquired: "is air. Frazar in?"
The old man replied: "Mr Frazer's
no‘ in."
“Ah. Well. I‘ll call again."
Returning in half an hour. he again
asked: "is Mr. Frazer in?"
“Mr. Frazer‘s no' in."
"Then i'll come again this afternoon.
and perhaps find him."
Tho veteran has gray eyes. as clear Once more the visit. was repeated and
and penetraUng us a youth's. and they the same question put: “is Mr. Frazer
twinklcd with a tonic effect as he said. ‘ int”.
laconically: . "Mr. Frazer‘s no‘ in."
"Oh. i can't kick." 3 “Do you think he will be in soon?"
“i think-he‘ll uo‘ be in suite."
"What makes you think so?"
"Mr. Frazer‘s deid."
lslon. '
‘l‘hv surgeons took him in charge
and by dint of splints. bandages. skill
and patience saved his injured limb
and rot it on the mud to recovery.
his ‘ ’l‘hx- other day be walked out for the
Prot‘ first time. and as be hobbled along on
crutches. the lniurcd member looking
very unwleidiy indeed. a friend hailed
him with “Hello. .liml how’s that log
of yours getting along? ’
(ill
celebration. With
in strong contrast
She—Why don‘t you go out occuvl
slonally. tlcarest. and enjoy yourself.‘.
say at the club? . —~———-—--
lle—«But i don't want to get into the l Graceer. (‘ruikshank said he
habit of buying a good time—«Life. iwanted to waltz with me the worst
— -~-——— way.
The average woman can’t ‘resist ai Pearl—Did he do it? \
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