“to“ shoes.
e one absolutely necessary thing about shoes is that they shell dt.
they pg; walking is a fatigue. Pleasure vanishes You feel "douche”:
elk out eilyv-uot with an elastic step but dragging the feet along
“1:le tr? tired. You acquire corne which are an endless source of
be.
dell because you bought shoes that were perhaps loudly advertised
dart i appearance yet made with little regard to hit
qua shoe for women that is properly constructed tor nucleotide at
Queen Quality. ” Try them if You Went to make walking one of Your
will” tlttthlenee) output makes the price of 88 on possible for such shoes.
.LYON & 60., Solo Aat.
' South Notwalk. Conn
.".”p'éE;.o:~T alone Aoazléueur
m
Providing for Naval and Coailng sta-
tione in Cuba.
WASHINGTON. Febr'ualy ziwl’ies-
l ldcut Roosevelt has signed the agree-
] 0r []mcel intent diuwn under the [9mm of the
‘ if.'-f.‘.‘.i.lii2i"i3§‘”ii‘.2 833335.53.” oi“:
; Mill's Weed 30f Montana Tilliigi‘ii'iiiiinait“133333333?dill? iii
formerlyof Norwalii. Makes:
an important Amedment to
the Constitution of theE
Cuba. The document has been previous-
ly signed by President. Palms. and was
brought to Washington by lillnistel
Sqlllt’lB. It does not specify the price
of the properties to be acquired by the
l‘nited States. and this detail is left to
he settled by the usual legal pioceed-
lugs. litter the navy department has de-
rided exactly the amount cf land it
wishes ut cuth place.
With these two places properlv forti-
fled as usual bases the (llilMl Mox-
ico would not be capable of occupation
« by a hostile fleet. and the Cariboali Sea
would be unsafe for an enemy.
Guantanamo will. of course. be the
. more important of the two buses. With
2 in ii short time there will bacl'ecteti
.UPII- Immediately all" the conclil- there extensive coal-docks. Perhaps
. sion of routine business the proposed . also a short line of railroad will con.
amendments to the constitution were; llect the port with the railroad already
, ilk?” "P- The ”l'fi'l fimi‘lldllli‘m Tim“ finished by privato’enterpriscs. Bahia
. POEM was one by Mrs. Willi-"'1“? R. Honda will for some time probably be
Walcotl Veinpllmck Htflll‘ 19391“ 0‘ New “39“ “Iniply as a ”lac? for ”18 storage
Yurk. to add to aitltie i’olll. section of cool. Mr. sum?“ wm leave W'uah-
one. the words “Except the. President lllgion for New- iork today. mid ex-
General. WhO r‘llllll “(it hold the same pects to sail for Havana tomorrow. He
,mhce l2?!“ more "Hill ”’0 li‘l'm“ ‘i‘ll'll'ii' has cleared up to the complete satis-
ejlreiy This amendment was ile lsn- faction of the state department. the im—
on to make Mrs. Milll.>anks the ln'esrnt . pox-mill charges confided in hlnl. with
President GENT-ill 0'18““? for It‘ “190' . tile single exception of the settlement
lion. It acceptance was moved by Miss "f the pungesajun o, the [31,. of Pinpg.
,iller. 0f the DlSil‘ll'l 0f Clllllmll'll. and and this cannot be arranged here. lie
680de by Ml‘b‘. Murphy. 0‘ ('rllll'lll' will undertake that settlement ill Cuba.
nail. Mrs. Weed. of Montana. wanted 1 lie indications are now that the Unit-
the language of the amendment model a] States governmpm will um mpg...
clearer and mm ed to “mind “ll“ strongly in this matter. although there
‘ mendment 1N milking the bill!" read are important American lutercstsridm-
.V‘Except the Plt‘SldL'lli ('t‘llf‘ltll who ’ orilig for a termination of the present
'llllflll be eligible to this “me? {01‘ “"0 unsatisfactory conditions in the island
ring. regardless of her previous S~‘I'- The reason for tho indifference is first.
"rice ' This move evoked long til": the ilnavallilbility of the island on a
plan» ' Ililllil basis. owing to the shallow wa-
{At this Willi MIS DOM” \itl..ean iter slilroillldlng it. and second. the
01 New York. who "HS 09?“ ll “instill“ lenlli strong sentimental attachment
uou figure In the light over the Preal- = m the Cuhnhs for the plilcc would cause
’ ELI Geenraiship, . 'as recognized. it fcelng of resentment toward the Eu-
. .l desire to so on record. she ilr- itcd States in the event that the. isle
.clered “that i do not intend to appeal was taken away.
the original amendment. " The amend. , ..... .‘_.....___....
Intent to the ame ment was adopted SCHEDULE op “EXTRAS."
is original ame ment of Mls Vel—
bgentile. gs amended by Mrs Weed. and.
a all sequent amendment was theili
.dtlopted by ii vote of 443 to 68. it reads: l . “M PM it in U"'
"No person shall hold office more than The union lint manufacturers of
terms successively. and no oliel [)unhury and Bethel have adopted and
mu be eligible to hold otllce ill the sent to their jobbels n st-hedluc of
" Tonal society until she has been ll :lillt‘t’ls fol what are known as “"exirns
ember ot the national society two' in the trimming of hats lioletofore
rs. except the President General“ huts of various Qualities have been
0 shall be eligible to this otlloe for? trimmed with varying grade of bind
yo eonsecntlvs terms. regardless to lugs. hands and leathers. Many times
3‘ previous services in Other Offices bindings and tlimmlngs of Otto quality
til national board. " ibuvc been placed on hats of another
hen the lighting oeilim arrow A quality. the diflerence in the qualities
her of delegates claimed that the» timing celled "extr.as"
in militant was Subject to mimu-I This new schedule designates whet
i‘ti'lltiilll. and that it stabllshed a dun—i
>- with ccltaln grades of bets and etipii
precedent.
, lates what the increase of prices shall
{ilTEBTAiNMENT iN CRANBURY , be for the ‘thr'as. ” which are also de-
very successful entertainment was signaled in the schedule
‘ WASHINGTON. February 24-'l‘he
~,nrst skirmish in the contest: for Presi-
dent General began at the outset of to-
. day’s session of the National Society of
J the Daughtels of me Amelwitan Iicvolil.
3‘
Union Hat «Manufacturers Adopt One
t the star performer being Miss tlllflcultles in Selling hats ~Danbury
tile Louise White. of New York ciiy.j news
othoroughly delighted the audience
til her reeltationa. The Smith Norm
Y.M. O. A. Mandolin Club assisto
HUNGARIAN SOCIETY'S BALL.
in a very capable manner. .At-
‘the entertainment ice cream and
we were iserved. 'The enterprisei
Quite a sum.
A
HAVING YOURSELF
ACCESS?
If it is not. well—come
ere. We guarantee satis-
'" faction.
, Arlen Hall By Them.
The Hungarian
Church Secleti held a ball Inst even
large and the time passed pleasantly.
it was the most sticoeeetul the congre-
sum of money wae~ wrenllaod. The mu-
sic was by the Hungarian Gyppy band
GODCIY. John Kauai. Stephen Kate
her; and Michael Keake
uber the Running Hot]
morning.
-u
‘_"'7‘
SHOT A VTCIOUG DOG.
Norwalk shot a vicious do: this morn
lift St 5. Norwalk.
in: bitten Mrs. blulvoy also of north
I-iill. As Mrs. Mlilvox was enterln
Mrs. Butler :— residence
null the canine away.
Jill-s. Muivoy' s arm was” dreued'fipd! i
is hoped that re ill effects it
. low. At; t
bindings bands and leathers shall go
The sched‘
run at the Cranbury chapel 1““; tile is expected to remove mnnv of the
Yrendering a number of selec- Most Successful Event Ever Held in
Canal c gatiouol
ing in Arum Hall. The attendance was
gation has ever given. A considerable
and was excellent. The committee in
charge of the affair costumed Julius
The eltatr
did not break up .until 6 oolock this
Chief of Police Thomas Bradley of
i log at the city' a public dumplnl
ground in Smith street. The animtl
which we‘ll owned by Mrs. Butler. of 18
Spring Hill. had‘ earlier in the mum
millal
i which was quite a Three one. sprang
'at her and imhedded his teeth in her
arm. hire. Butler dually was able to
Tile wound no
lie reticent oi HQ. Butler
cunt Bradley of the use
put 3; ond‘to the
iioiirOoiiBlossini]
important Resolution Pas-
sed in House Today. as a
Result of the Death of Rep-
resentative Hayes in Bridge-
port
HARTFORD. Conn” Februury 2+-
Thc seat of Represclitativa Hayes. of
Bethlehem. who met Blldtli'" (lentil
Saturday night, at the l‘lllll‘O‘t : . ' is-
big. in iiiidgeport was dlupcd with
licpo when the house rose this moln-
log. The supcilntcndent of the (invi-
tcl iiild also placed a large vase of ros-
cs lillil fci'lls on the desk.
i hliplliin Hayes, in his opening play-
cl T, r'cielied fociingly to the first death
of the session:
’lhe filstlploce of business iii the
House. this morning. was ii resolution
pltiielitcll by Mr. HuilooK of Dolby, ol -
driing the New York New Haven and
llurtfoid Railroad to keep a watchman
on the tracks at Bridgeport. lilitil the
railroad extension is finished in that
city. Speaker Kenealy ruled the res-
olution out of order. as the date for
new business had passed. units the
Hmlsé tvotcd ii suspension of the tides
On motion of Mr. Bullock this Wllfi
done the Hittite suspended the lilies.
the speaker refeniug the resolution
immrdlnitlv to the committee on rail—
loads.
Tho itsoliilioii of Mr. iinilor it was as
follows: “’I‘llnt me New York. New
HilVl‘ll and ilulittud llullroud Clim-
punt. while the said company is t-llill-
looting grade crossings at Bridgepml.
shall keep ll watchman whose sole duty
it shrill be to warn passengers of the
uriivul and departure of all trains
passing through said depot. for the
licttcl piwoteiiion ‘of human llhi."
u- -W.~..~.~——
\
SELLING A GAS PLANT.
Norwich Company Trying to Make the
City Purchase.
NORWICH. Feb. .Zi. «The hearing
on the petition oi the Norwich (Tao
and Electric Company for the arrange
mom of the sale of its plant and busi-
ness to the tity of Norwitil. was con—
iinucd today, before the commissioners
ilppoluttd by the supeiior court The
moinillg'icstimoliy consisted mainly oi
the rcnding of depositions of stockhold-
ers of the company. Ilorurc F. ’l‘yier.
of New Haven. who was one of the or-
iginal lnt‘iil‘pol‘ulili'fl of the Norwich
tau.»- and Electric Company. and Albert
A. Wilson. of Paterson. N. .l.. ext-'cutor
oi the will of it“! late \'icc-l’rusidcnt
ilnrrctt A. Hobart. who w one of
tho bond holders. were union the dc-
pollcilts ,whosc statements were read.
Mr. ’l‘yler testified that as the treasur-
cr. be disposed of part of the stock of
the company. bill as the business was
done through a broker. he was unable
to any where it went. The Norwich
ties and Electric Company took post
session of the business. unil‘ihe Nor-
wich Gas Company and the Norwich
Elt‘t‘ll‘lc Company. Mr. Tyler was lin-
nble. to say Just how much was paid for
the stock of the companies at. the time
of the transfer. although he thought
the gas stock was wortll about 165.
Since the company was organized only
one dividend had been paid.
At the conclusion of the reading of
several similar depositions the poll-
tioners rested their sldc‘ol the cusp.
Hill the ill} began puttln in evidence.
The first witness was ohn MtWil~
items. it contractor. He gave figures to
indicate, that the electric power house
of the company could be rebuilt for
$15,328.84. The value or the powrr»
house. according to experts' testimony.
submitted by the company. is 821:
138.80.
CANNOT OBTAIN BOARD.
Waterbury Strike Breakers Have a
Hard Time Getting a Living.
WATERBURY Feb. ill-Six men
came here today to take the places of
the electric light trimmers employed
by the Connecticut Railway and Light
ing Company. who went on strike Sun
day The new men were met at the
railroad station by Sir rlntendent
Smith of the lighting de eminent of
work of caring for the lighte about the
city. The assailant at William liar-
ray. of Naugetuclt, a nonunion/men
who was attacked and injured whoa
trimming lights tor the company here
yesterday afternoon. has not been or-
rested
The strike. or motel-men and codduc-
tore reached its forty-fifth day today
with no outward prospect of an early
change in the situation. lost a! the
at the company’ a car barn. although of‘
forts have been made to more other
quarters for than. South at them have
the company and were assigned to the -
lion-union inotormen and conductors,
who are employed on the ears still the
lee
oleweetabliehment $03" new a ring
models. the latest on from arts
and e full line of hit broadclothe.
ate. and all the lotus in home cloths
as well. We will be pleased to eee
you there and will give you the beat in
quality. style and fit as usual. Don't
forget.
Krasovitz 8c Fax,
stemlord. Conn.
270 Main et.,
'Jl centurion."
Mcrohpnt Tailor.
Will Call
and take your incueure for Clothing.
and when itoods lllc iiillsilod will doliv-
oi ”it in free of (barge.
Send me a postal, that is all.
39 SOUTH MAINAO’FREET,
Ouomdta Hotel Hamilton.
AGED COUPLE BURNED TJ DEATH
Fiamee in Newburyport. MIDI». Dam-
e ed Heuae and Coneumed Contente.
EWBURYPORT. Mass, Feb. 24—»-
Mr. and Mrs. William liclllhy. an aged
couple 0! this city were burned to
death ill their home am .y today. The
the aim ted from a cause which has not
been asceitaiilod and caused $1.000
damage to the building. besides coll
naming the contents which were val-
ued at $1000 Tho loss is partly cov-
t‘lell by insurance.
Appulenilv the tile started .n the
kitchen and upload to the chamber ub-
me. which Ni and Mrs. Herithy occu
pied. The firemen found the bodies.
tcrllbly chimed and seared in the
lllllls. two home llftcl the. flames were
first. seen. Mr. Heriiiiy was 82 years
o..d lite wife was a little younger.
They had no children.
DEMOCRATIC POLITICIAN DEAD
SPRINGFIELD. Muss. Feb 24--
James O'Kcofc. n veteran l‘lcinocrutic
politician of this city. and well known
in polititrtl cilcles throughout the
stat; died in his home cuily this insin-
ing after a long illness
Christopher Light. of Danbury, was
the guest of flicnds in South Norwnlk
ovol Washington 8 Ililihdny
'llic it‘illlli‘i‘wl suppose you realize
that this young man basin, anything?
The liaughirrm-«llut Thil’ii‘i‘. he will
Illivo. Why. in two years now he has
mvcu up nearly ’8l50.~—i)ctroit Free
Press
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\ ENTERTAINMEN TS.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
One Week Commencln Mon.. Feb. 23,
EXCEPT FR DAY.
MR. EDWARD L. BLOOM
presents the
Allin CHESli’R COMPANY
ill the following ilrilllallt. Repertoire:
The Greet. Leo the greatest Novel-
ty Act now befor the public will up
pear at every portormancc.
WEDNESDAY:
Matinee. "As ill a Looking Glass";
night. "Lady \‘i'tildmcre's Fan."
THURSDAY:
Mntiut-o. “A Wife‘s Temptation";
night. “.I l. lit-lie Russo."
FRIDAY:
This ronlpum appears in Stamford.
lit Grand Opera House.
SATURDAY:
hintlnoc. "A Mexican
night, ':l‘l:lricd Diamonds."
TONIGHT
"A WOMAN’S REDiillPTIOIT"
PRICES—innings. to 20. 30c. Mat-
loses 10 and 2°C
Sale now open.
Romance";
Sale of seats opens at lloyt‘s Then-
tre. South Norwhlh, nod Wood's drug
store, Nul'lrullt. 5 days ill HilVHlll‘e of
all attractions.
THE LADIES' AID SOCIETY OF THE
First M E. C fl‘urch.
will hold 3
Martha Washington Supper
iN THE CHURCH PARLORD
HWY EVcliliIl. Rb 25th.
Supper will be served from 6.
FRIDAY, FEII‘UATIY'2 27,
lived to boarding houses tor- at'bne. but
many boarding house keepers seem to
l the new man who have tried to rent
possible to do.
any}.
WHICT CLUQ DIDBANDI,
The Friday menu:
and hire. Baldwin.“
street. This we: the last meeting
the club. the minim he
fear a boycott and have declined to-
take in the strike breaker-e. Some of
tenements are said to have found it ini-
Will-t Club
on entertained last n at by “Def:
e
illll li'rii Hull and killer in
desert? ”at,
truce'e (Edward a.) ‘emductloo
it A. Bartlet ’e‘
Success. Tim?"
5
. lawyer to the court ill his detcuso of
the market will look at. the and
Price of hopper, zs‘oeute: V.
" Q, ' in it
Horns THEATRE.
latest and greatest
NO. 2 and 5
A very little study will convince
Half Price Cloak Sale.
is sold. Don‘t put it off.
look as over.
Housefurnishings.
Good Parlor Breams ..............
Hand Lumps,gcompletc ............
Large Covered Roasters ...........
No. a Nickel Tea Kettles ..........
No. is Galvanized Hods ...........
39c. and sec. Paper Napkins .......
Rodgcr‘s Knives and Forks, 6 each .
Rodgcr‘s Table or Desert Spoons' . .
Glass Punch Bowl.
Jardinieres, from .................
...........
GAZETTE BUILDING.
Spring Dress Goods.
‘place in town to buy DRESS GOODS. When you buy of us you
are always sure of your money’ 3 worth. or a little more. Our idea;
‘ “ ie to have our prices always right and to show the latest styles, '
not overlooking good quality. All of the newest weaves in BLACK
GOODS: the latest shades in COLORED GOODS; as well as the .
new things in'FANCY MIXTURES. are shown~in our stock.
........... 18.Cents.
................... 13 Cents. ""7;
....... 49Cente.=
.............. e
........ 19Cents."
............ a
......... IO Cents to 65 Corrie.
you that there is only one
We will continue our half-price cloak sale until every garment
If you want a garment. come in and
pi
. 79 Cents.
igc. hundred.
. $1.69 per f
...... Sr.
\
....... Dee .q...
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Tristram & Hyatt, ilorwalk, Conn
"A ball and a string and ii man at tho-.7;—
rud
llilmlued tilc attoint? I'm the d louse.
who leads Kipling. no he walked into "(luus 1' ll lict i-‘llt d try to pit him to
I Momma-b cs.
lrciiuloilt.
Inllnny— Awful!
Auntie l'luc is very
big
if the liveruge lliiill would quit look—
for soft. snaps and stick to his reg
if sh: inc“ Santa illar job, he would br- better off finali-
(lullt
thi1 toult oi‘ .iuntiru . Franklin at Oyster saw his money and gilt it to thc mis-
“83' "Well. \\i‘ will stop that bell. sloiiariis. to contort lllt‘ lEtilc llrntln‘
shorten tiic oiling and make the mall . ens—Puck.
tired befolc no 3:“ t through with:
him." All of which be did. .
The constables of Oyster Tilly arc till» .
inmohilc mode. They have put their;
lilii‘lii‘i together and evolved ll schema.
Along various roads they new i--id out
righill of lllll-C‘ rttctcbts ulld for u long.
distance lly‘lllo aid: (if the road. bur 'j ulll bc easy.
rung a string tllroilgh trolls, Al cut-hi
«mi of the string is a boil. .
\thn an auto renchcs til . c-om ~
mencemcnt of the cillrsc. at clthel
end the man on guard there whd has
tout-:riiltd himsli in the bili—llt‘S. pulls
the stii.iig That tings the bull at tho
other cud. Win-ii the auto. roaches
him he can tl-li how many cighths it
has covered since- the ringing of thn
bell. and by the titre that has elapsed.
ilgultd out “but its gall bus bl‘t‘ ll.
“'li s all iligcillolis scheme." said the
.. .. ....._ q...“ ._
A woman either adjusts herself to
surroundings. adjusts bur surroundings
to suit herself. or gets it divorrc.
W hon all men lil‘Q what tllci pic
\
J. East's til den,
85 \VAN] I INU’I‘ON N’I‘RFIN'I‘.
PK“ T'I‘II NURVVA IJ\'
TAILOR; CLOTHIER,
HATTER, FURNISHER.
the men ullo hlld llccn caught oil the
string game “ but it d: iiigcrilils our for
thc Illl‘lll and rights of mi i‘.‘lil‘lli
Fr'oih Fit—ll.
.....
Now is the time to buy Fresh and
Salt Fit-tit of great. variety.
\Voakflsh. Mackerel. (.‘od Haddock and
tend to be the millennium plolilcm iSmcli are the printipal ones now
which ale most in demand.
(incur-d Long Clams and Oysters are
~ now cclllilgvut 250. 3 Quart.
Bluefish.
The People’s Fish
and
Ousiei Market.
CAPT. DUCROSS.
[inst End of Washington Street. Bridge.
Old Salvation Army Building.
Look
Wonderful
Then he protruded to show why i
Ila piodllced wltiicssrs to s'llou that
there has a difference of three ol
Tour sccuids ill with eighth of .. mi'e
so ill? tween the electric record and . l ‘ l |
stling time; that the string soggcd and “l ““3 n i
was made slowcl by friltion. and that. . .
the auto. would be half way down an CH'LDREN 5 REEFERS
AND OVERCOATS,
lll”'i)ilr East Window!
1
eighth before the hell would ring. 1‘ bus .
the mumino was charged with going . i
the distance in thirc or four seconds $1 50
> 0 e
less than was actually consumed.
Allen 3 io 13. itcdllri’ul from 32.50
The court took the side of scicuc c as
against the rural constables and the
lcapltal st. soo..oo9
rilndustrlui Shrines and lean (lo.
Surplus. $185 000...
OF NEW YORK.
lSlafe Supervision of New
York and Connecticut. "
Pay Spar cent. ‘
4......—
OFFlCE, 12 50. MAIN ST.
except Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday.
Telephone l33-l2
lilo Strong
Items in
Olli- Sale
WUisters. $3 98
were $8 00
Resists, $248
GlRTllilAi
The new pigment paint. Lontainl no
white lead Guarant to wear at
least ilvo vears until! all climatic
.chiingee. and looks better at the end
of eight years than any other paint on
of two years
Call for Carrot: and everything else
you need in the hardware line. at .
"NOMalkM’w’e C0,:
34 MiinSt.. Norwaik
tflfiilii B Villiiill ~
PLURBINO.
Show-Girl or the
it
here $5.00
quota”,
defendant was released. m 36.00.
I “Whose voice did he llkt bait .Iynilih‘ This it; an excellent opportuil— . Resident Directors Resident Managere
or mine?" asked Miss Krecci. “ in "
not quite sulc .. replied Miss llird um“ ity to buy three, or four Louis at ; ' Mortimer M. Lee ‘ R. L. Coburn
remarks were. a bit ambiguous.’ “WllI"- the. lost of one, Charles E. Dow. John 3. Lawrence
what did he say? ‘ lie said he liked ~ l 2/ .
my voice hilt that yours “T‘s "better . -————*' I ,.,. __ , . . .. , . ”25-
still ’ “Philadelphia Press. We close evenings at ii o'clock. ,
‘ , lWWW’”.
i
Glover‘s The Place..
Phone l57-6.
F03 BOYS.
'4 a
Kauos'liioo CALF,
\
. 4 $1.39,
For Little Men.
e .,
I VW,1§”¢ 2. _,
norm/o no “i
our. stood tremolo;
eugtt attained“ and m ‘
an excellenleboe fer-m
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