. to be of unaduaiied exco-
y oikhty’ persons lose to
Of ninety deaths In Lon-
,esceeda the opinion of sol-
islets decides to. grant ii-
‘ “ ihsop killed by 'the dogs.
V she came upon a curious hum
mo motherboards to investi-
FASHIONS.
e meat expensive suits.
on prettier featur
. dress than the
" berths on a. simple
”VI adreasy little garment.
- :vg '. y. N _ r
-l antique white laces?
vary 0ch
V010" ”deemed braids. ‘"
_mads skirt.
antes seam._
blIlt or s
(“IQ
liVe to make the“.
.p-todate dress skirt “some
i like your shirt very‘
the hips and you can have
" ou pieIse about the
-W 50 it“ his!“ chilled.
tVyV: Issues tor-9
lI blazers as the
to recover thI
slalom toga-k,“
« the organisation and con-
in the streets of London
.weelt upon the highways of
.’ Muesli mulling from other
_.. turIi causes, there was one
, homicide, nine of suicide and
s and byways oi' the metropo
V, n in battle thrOuxhout the
Now Hampghire‘ legislatures
on ”door Laij/has him
1 ‘lrit‘erstlnx heal-Vilma .on the
, ,lbcsl option' lam. due at the
' ' preheated before it was
I‘V“I precedent some or
mains to. cited the laws allottlng
dot do; licenses to pay the
own woman who was cleaning
. _~ the other day accidentally
Wed out a brick and some mortar
' side of s littlelused room. In
no and a: delicious odor She
soda. and two of them climb-
. Outside of the house Ind is
.1‘1in were much astonished to
nearly the whole side of thema
Mi been filled in by the bees
. j other five iioors were damaged
tron't' stone walls of the Pike building
-.y-—-a
tlo'ns ot chenille trinxe' are
tof soft ribbon with a soft ar.
ower hats are spoken of
passion. garnniuma, poppies.
in: to the powers they are
of I
ha.‘ Poi
k and
liolds with-pinion of contrast-
- Buruet House. in Vino street.
an the fashionable shin
in u' son the line voile gowns
‘nd plain colors trimmed with
They
naiveiabd refined ap-
*habh increased with the
-bla' tlon #2 buttons and ran
(i the wires at {it Masters Unibirf‘
flaunts-dodger V -
“0 Very m‘ot’é
coking placket need not
to ilnlsh My other hat.
orzthe- p-ia'chet iI'l us-“i
amateurish-looking part
t WWW!“
ck'ota
p'pin'g is" not
Pike 3 lbeeiroand Vilany
Places of Business Burned
Early ibis Mamba. trial-
lng a loss of Nearly $3.-
.000. 000
CINCINNATI; Ohio. February till.—
Thls city was today visited by the most
destructive. are in its history. About
1:30 o'clock this morning, flames were
discchrcd In the collar of George Jof-
tee's grocery store. in the Pike build
lnr'r'. to Fourth street. between Vine and
Walnut.
' An hour later there was an explo-
sion. supposedly from liquors in stor-
age, and the flames soon afterwards
shot up through the roof of the sin
story stone front buildluk. from that
time on for sevqrnl hours the fire was
beyond control 'ibe Pike building was
totalityn destroyed. lnciudin; thtsdoiilce of
that lied hiatus Escrow worry.
the Adams Emma Company. $hi'le I
restauurnt. owned by; Mallard “Kerr
George Joffee I xioc'ery. John Mar
tints restIurant. hirdpson'a oonteotion-'
cry. Henry iitr‘huls cixor Itere andi
the olden: or the Pill! Then 9. Com-i
zany out he tint floor. the Pi I Then-
snudiqtoriurgnahgaxresn droonts ling
or a pod t noon In
2310f the oliices on tho t’blvflurth
and fifth doors.
V'l‘be Seaso cod bulldlnx. adjoining
the Pike buiqglu log. on t west, at the
corner on Vine sud mm streets. was
badly dnlrtsédr 'rno building adjoin-
lag the P its building on the mat. own-
ed by the L! ‘17. Harrison astute. and
occupied by the Bohm Clarke Com-
pany; and Duhme Brothers Jewelers
on the first floor and others in the up-
per stories was totally destroyed. Thi
For-dick building. east of the Robert
Clark company. and Duhme Brothers.
and occupied by the Norfolk and West-
era Redhead and others. was badly,
‘whiio he Cullsle building.
.‘gbyih‘e; homeroom iicltul
3 ind Smith I: Bone hold
the dCinol’nh‘a‘ti ’i‘rust company.
first door. and very many
oiilcea on the
Tim 1
and these or adioinin structures own-1
oil byfitohert Clarke Company. andi
oDuhme Brothers‘ jewelry store
‘ and or the Seasong‘ood buildings with-3
stood the heat and did not '.isll Thr‘v
tot knots and ends perhana ‘
ear i«atolls of these ruetures, how
" I” ”m“ with the shear over. which are of brie fave way with
the falling walls .
The fire swept ocro'Is the alley
known so Baker street. and burned the
large publishing house or the Amsrl
can Book Company. at the corner of}
Baker Vstreet. and other property along
Baker street. and. did great damage to}
the telephone building. so that Iul
for some time. All the guests in thei'
just
across from the telephone building.i
were called out of their morn. as were:
those at the Gibson. the Emory andi
Sta; hotel. which were in close prox—!
intity of the fire
The Kanknkce b
annually across ir m the Ssmnaoodi
building and Pike Opera Horton and lot
ccoupled by the Western Union The-
other othctu. was i touched and
. hours
muse. bluish Ditigg}; ,
, it or when up
the; “:3: rider contra Insight
I’ffm’eaal' coniiaaratioa was:
'As it is known that about twenty
peop‘ie giant; in the Pike building? tbkrs‘
were reports that several lives had been.
but Wrongl of these reports have
Wool-m
The were?!
171 at'dhma
i
an? it ow eVocapee
John Asia and hint
unmade and my Richardbon. door-
keeper, saved a live; by entering the
building. Ind (arcing. heir. way
the shore and res'cd u lodgers.
o’er-e! reasieep' .th Mar room or the
trite“ ulldius. when they were rescued
by having their doors; braked in. All
gain their nleht c'othes. Akin.
Wi‘kfé on and Quiet as proceeded
the bulidliz. Ink the alarm
tutti! they hhd be hetped out
estructure.
Captains. c clashed. head otadb‘
tactlve bureau. who was agent; on the
third Nor. was awakenéd nd MfimV
of his ethos? Nothing was say.
:A gumhuddred dilation
I r personsor
mourns Initsnd lmbosat~
his starsmtto madame; tubal loss.
I... Ian. amid. It s‘ a. to.
pmpdcbrod‘ggerol to the
WW, Wflnut.‘
lve
in)”
Mr. Cle'mpater saysr'
“Had 'It Not for Palm' a
30:1st Com ‘ I Would
». hhoclhbdqrtbhuh-
bed to
.u. filth?" ~ ,
Etomach didicultls'd"and distressss
Ira varied In character and demand
prompt sitsotloo. . do the majority or
cases the troubles originals from Ii
morbid condition of o nerves of MAC
amsch.‘ If you so or from dyapep
sis, indigestion. inflammation of the
Itolcncb. or gastric II sements. the
use of- l’alne‘s Celery rupound will
banish your tormenting enemies.
Paine'a Celery Campound“ quickl
tones and strengthens the stomac
and Its partlcular' nerves. so that your
food will enrich the blood and make
solid flesh bone and muscle. Mr. Hor
Ice Clearwater; Kinlston, N. Y., says:
"Accept my sincere thanks for the
great good i have derived from your
llfa- saving medicine Palns's Celery
00mpound without which i would
have died or con inued to suitor terri-
ble misery. w ile ,v’vorkiax in thc
manufacture of tobacco. i ate I small
piece or liquorice which caused intense
iniiammat on of the stbmach: and for
eighteen carat s. n'dured It sullen
lugs. lhad the sagyic‘e oi deters and
used is vast varietyo of inelil laps but
did not not relish Milli: y agony
i rolled over and over dirt 0‘ door i
heard oi Paine s Cei‘er'y “(Rm mound and
decided 'to try it; 1 head thrl
third hottha my pains were banished.
and for ten years i have been well and
strong. 1 am now 47 years old and
feel that i owe my present good health
to Paine's C'clery‘ Compound
The sloth II good after the color has
isded. Dye the cloth I nsv'v color with
I 10c package of DIAMOND DYES
and have a new dress for. the asssbn.
f Direction hook and.“ dyed campus
res.
DIAMOND DY”.
Burlington. Vt.
the burning building were hlown to
wards the Morton House at Broaden)
and Fourteenth street and the two hun
down to the street ior satiety. It was
found however. that the hotel wss not'
at any time in danger The occupants
ot the building were Hackeit. Earhart
& Company. nien' s iurnlahers: Nine
Crown Suspender Company. theN
otuok Silk Company; the Brsinerd It
Armstrong Silk Company and tbe
man Neckwear Company
of the fire has not been ascertained.
5......
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP.
.—
ostionai bookie
in!“ “me
vs veil
day to the rssuisr ”can 9! hold III.
This intake will probahl! he oiliIt
hutch-r shipments to cum and
nibly to New Orleans.
W
"Cebuabeocy iii a mat that Is bites-
show! for Ill” ,
sursnrarusm‘s
VVrov'r'Vs roams.
One Week common Mon; Feb. 28.
excel-r ashlar. .
MR. IOWA'RD L- ILOOM
presents the
ALIA callus count
in the following Brilliant Robertolre:
Tbs Great Leon, the greatest Novel
ty Act now before the public will ap-
pear at every performance.
/ FRIDAY:
This company appears in Stamford.
at Grand Opera House
BATBR AY:
Matinee. "A Mb: c
uiKili “Buried maroon
TONIGHT
‘V‘VL'A 83bit ViiVVliSSi'."
David Delasco‘d D're'at lmotieaai
- Drama“; ‘ »
PRIOR—savour! 310.”, 30s. Mat.
rinses, luvs
Sale now open.
Bills of seats opens at floyt's 'Phoa
ire. South Norwallt and Wood’s drill;
store Norwsik. 6 days In advance of
[all attractions ‘ _
Romance";
HOYV'VI‘C S THEATRE
TUIIDAY MARCH 3.
The famous M'uslosl FarcoCoinedy
Brighter and Pundier h‘han Ever
Peck‘ s BadBou
riser rm: IT ‘rHsaa Parole:
0“ thei tired guests of that hotel who had been l m;
iarouscti by the fire engines, all wentl
l
The cause: RIDES (Edward CV.) Production at
l
l
l
sscond Day's ”salon or the National
Convention in New York.
NEW YV,ORK Feb. 26.— -'l‘he second
iiou on municipal ownership and pub-
lic franchises began today with a dis
Mission on "Municipal Ownership of
Electric Lighting Plants." The slur-I
motive was taken by Victor Renewal
er. editor of the Omaha Daily Bee and
the nestsive side by Lieutenant Ca Scenic Equipment
dine which is di lhoon. secretary of the national electric during it Three Mont I' itun at Wei
light association. '
in the discussion that followed the the Colonial Theatre
debate, Edward B. Bliicott. city elec-
Asatoiaie‘d Press. the 111;? Four: bod trician of Chicago. Am). Pierce. super
ll interment or the electric works or We.-
r lingford. Conn. Frederick I". lngram.
w ill‘ 3“ brunet: drill W due ~ commissioner of electric lighting of
Detroit.- and Joseph id. Lockwood. pres
idea: or the Michigan iiile'ctric' Com
pany. participated. ‘in the debate on
"Municipal Ownershi of Gas Halit-
lug Plants.“ Alton .Adama.~oi Bos-
niam'ae'd tor the Vpronodtion and
n"liter 3. Allen, of Boston. against
Alton D. Adams. of Bostoh.s see c on
"Cause and Results of Muniol Gas
Plants.“ -
He said in part: "An obligation oi
gas companies Is to avoid the issue so
curltles that operate 'as I swindle In
the investing public in some states
ulhdkis. obligation is lined by statutes.
whidh require the stocks and bonds of
gas companies to be fully paid at their
face value in cash or It an
honest valuation. in other states the
duty is simply a moral one,- the. law
leaving Issues of use see rit'lelr to be
limited by the 'Icrupi'es
or the c
is I. "gamma
cent as I
stocks Ind bonds In the this
the abysmal property devoted to the
‘6" .7
“The supulrlns IV! :‘as. being a sigh-
lie culling is subject to common
thstrstes 'rau'scshe reasonable. Rabbi!
.ior public service are noblest to pub
to Minion.
"Is “missile dull: the coun-
Mpinbiic opinion that
id limit their issues
Ishoussad lest: launch
New
Jillns Ia cents:
telephones in the city we re cut oil day's session oi the national conven i
whim of investors. Will , .~
over the law may be in any. statehood i,
WIM.VV:'"
mans. ass pronto that tribe film
0" «$32.. in 11 Lion in.
“gangsta. can. magnesia IL mm“
10. 205W . ‘
' will dbl-ism u.‘ slowness
"tutu
its, "'9“: or
If!!!” 0' link of Mn W I].
‘ WASHINGTON. Feb. 16.—-Presldent
Vkoossvelt leit for New York at it
we'd! ooh, ay to attend the bi-oenten-
weary oeml ration oi the anniversary or
blob rib of John Wesley to he held In
CsrusIlI Hail ionisht. He was ac-
led by doorstsry web: Captain
W Cowles. his military side. Eisn-
onapher Latte and his physician.
The Prasid It‘s train was run as a
Isctlon be regular Pennsylvania
a‘xpress. of'l‘ho party is due It Welt
weniy- third street at t p. m. The
' V President will dine at thI residence of
' m
not W. Bovine.
enth street.
This evening President Roosevelt
all West F‘i 110'-
.snd party will attend the celebration
in Carnegie Hall. where the tire resident
will be principal orator. is will
leave the hall immediately upon the
conclusion of hit speech to meet I pl-
vaie encasement at the Unlverslt!
Club. The special train is scheduled
to leave for Washington shortly after
midnight and to arrive here at 7: 20
tomorrow morning.
“COAL”
That to Goa].
consign-
rinsing received I large
, ment of [k6 Best hellish COM; '10 are
prepared to receive an orders and give
them prompt attention . ,
.Our supply do'es not Include “All
Grades." We handle only one grade
and that Is the Best. Our prices have
not dropped nearly ss'much as some
others. from the fact that we never
charged fancy prices. You will find
our prices as low as any dealer In
town. Our maxim is "Honest prices-
Honest coal—Honest weight. "
living locistod ll Co.
122 warns or, so. 'Nokwsut.
w
Branch Ciiice 8 So. Main St.
rel. Call ai-s. _
HOYT' S THEATRVE.
FRIDAY, FI'IVRUARY 27.
um llrll Hui us our u.
s‘cusrg
it a. Barnet's MM molest
Show Ghlor‘tbe
Magic Cap '
Music by H, L.’ Hearts and E. w. i
Corliss.
fits most Important, "flood and
laughable Musical comedy of the III-
son’s offerings.
Produced with the I Magnificent
Great Cast as
lack’s Theatre fimifiktm and later at,
s on.
Playing to Capacity Evaryvvhsrs.
. 76 Artists in Alli .
PRICDVVS. It to. 81.00, 75o. soc.
Chart opens ‘idonday, February 28
BARBARA!
The new picnsnipalnt. bouts-inane
white lead. Guaranteed tssdto ems
least five years under all climatic
changes. and looks better ‘at the end
of sizirtyssrs than any other paint on
the market will look at the and
at two years
Call for Carrara and everything disc
you used in the hardware line. at
Norwalk H’d’w ’eCo.
34 Main [St.. Norwalk
\
mp0“ fluid Pail t. 1.“:
180‘ amalgam: h‘iw;
seeks the. "marine? . ‘
mm Ego:
cousouoanou or sseanarloht
Should The Nora/Ilka be consolidui
ed? We think not. American po
litical history makes .record at no more
deplorable conditionxsver existent in
this republic than that due to failure
of municipal government in the large
cities of the land. He who doubts
this should examine the records of
Chicago. and Francisco. St; boom.
New York and the rest. 80 glaring is
the defect that one is prompted to call
in question theeilcacy of a democrat
tic form of paramount tor municipal-
liios of lawsuits. 0n the other hand
iwe find the small city efficient, pure
and economical in government and ad
mlnlstraiiou. Local colt-government
the vital principle of a republican In-
stitution. ls inoperative in the over-
grown city. while. In the municipality
of united extent it is the remotes or
a strong, vigorous and healthy form of
civic lite. bet The Morwslks beware
the road thnt leads to compiled All
kinds of- corruption hid unhealthtul
uses are bad. Local self~governmeni
avoids some kinds. * Dr. Dick's Medi—
cine sures many Iin'ii's. This medi~
cine Is' the great separator. it any
Irates adiictod mankind from rheuma»
tins and :rlppe. it is the artist can
aolldator as well. ti consolidates the
human mum against disease.
Seymour 5
f 'Q”
iii;
Goo '
V. a, .p...“ o»
it .ma
drink and healthful _’
gsnt. sweet res! madam
Oats-V ‘
tore,
OTHER NEw Goons. .. ,
California VVV'I'koltine tth'Iat Breakfast Food. the 9M
’,/, ”will“
"was ‘l as”
7/
J
_ ‘ .2; M; ‘\V
s Stockings
Imented with many manufacturers of Stock-
lugs tryinii tom the sasr aossIILI vatua. Trying to set .
a stookin; that l iii .TAND THI BACKIT. The boys 'ti‘e OUR
reariuo mic mas and vim better or more trustworthy
Indicator would i' ny person ask? We have had them tried, given
them the hardelt possible TEDT AND THEY HAVI,ITDOD
IT. They ore VotV bullet- proof but they ARE “TUP'FINUFJ'
'i‘ulier than so oher manufacturers‘ samples that we, looked .
through and test. What gives I stocking Itranttb7 There are :
three very good i this Ibou» I strong hose. Pilaf—Tile yVVsVrn.. ~
must I. s Lou. erases couaso vans. _.Ilcorio«r-lt “
must be me if mass THR nose vault; ruiao~u blush
be. knit OVii IVV 'IPV' mo unseat: madman. I'eilit'hll will have '
elasticity; easy a put on and take arr. Ind iii. perleoyy These
points are the m. fsctors an z“rucksack" stockists: or
boys. We are I' la “eats forVV them In The' Norwslks V V
ice A PAIR: runs: iron 50:
ight' T‘riifenuf” It 12m pair. V
A lighter wt
and the district and to... law which it
is situated the caution notice i litres
clear type in form prescribed by See.
tlon 3.893 of the Ruined Statutes. and
the label must be clearly thelabei re‘»
quired by the Statute. "
The label must be devoid of out
mentntion. devices. -designI'.- and
trademark names or labels of other
persons Intended to adVortlpe their
business. or to Indicate that such pau-
tion notice labels were printed by a
troonaphical union or by some par-
ticular person.
CIGAi'i CAVU ION LAIVELDV.
W
What Kind oi PrintliFg the Internal}
Revenue Departmsn Will Allow. .
Collector W. Frank Kinney or [iii-i
internal revenue dlstri t. has sent out
to cigar manufacturer in the district
the following circular letter:
internal Revenui Service.
Collector s Chloe.
Hartford. Conn .l Feb 25.’ 1903.
To Cigar Manufactuers. District or
Connecticut. #
There appears to bl I V'htisunder-
standing among cigar‘t manufacturers
l
in this district as to w at printed mat- fled that the continuance of the use
ter may be allowed 0 caution notice oi any other label than that prescribed
and labels a‘ e being usedyby the regulations. or the placing
which are in vioiatlonl of the intent thereon at any foreign matter. will re-‘
of the Statute prescril in; the same suit in the detention-of their goods.
and In conflict with trite retulations W. FRANK KINNEY. Collector. ‘ -
and their further use inust be discon»
tlnued It once. therefore. the following BOUTHEAOT STORM, WARNINGS.
NEW YORK. Feb. 26~The local
instructions are issued governing this
particular and manufai tursrs are re- weather bureau has received the deb
quired to strictly on ply with the lowing from Washington:
same; To Observer. New York: .
Every manufacturer on cigars must east storm warnings are displayed on
securely sills hy pasty g on each box. the west Florida coast and on the south“
containing cigars man actured by or 1 Atlantic coast as for north as Charles;-
for him. a label the 'lnimum also of ten. Storm over Texas movie: north-
which must be three 3) inches long east; brisk to high westerly winds luv
and one and onehsif (1%) inches dlcated this. evenint and tonldkt on
wide, on which shall is printed. be- 'the South Atlantic oosIt. (signed) ._
side's the numberof I‘e manufactoryi mill FIELD
labels.
T h
V ’5me .7"th 00““?! Em. lowest price. at; i ;‘
3 "M! Mr Rico. the. lOur Coffee at 35c lb. gives splendid “um
Package 'i‘eas, 563%. Nothing in toy/n equals our Tens at loo lb. Fine Coffee at 22c lb.: 6 lbs. ioVr V81 cannot
bigw—
be beat tor duality and price.
noblest S l
' iVlers. smoked Halibut
. I
s i l r.
d Plahofallklnds. Remember wesellaoodvatvlowh V
OfQ ._
m
Cig'ar manufacturers are hereby noti- V V V
"south" . I
Norwalk Chronicler