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INN!“ ""0? l” mm! dart" "i- to grow at all..Iboth2, .-. ell-var... . . ....we: ~ '
IO... t ' 2 - “ _ .I.
, 3;, j “’30 2 or... private bones in... all ...... o. ,hi”.§:',?§'to,“ »2 Scott's Emulsion. . . 2 . *Apsltr sown-Av which i ”transit I
m for the Redm‘s mask hall. In l omi .l' . ' ”I" It ives that "ch v1 I , _ '.
R Music Hall, next Monday night, l'eb- W“ to WSW one YeI'I" .‘os ‘ 3 . I 2 . h. l “7'
.K. riiury 15th. ;obe in even higher iavor. g 2m_ nour ment w I is t e
—oooariclr Food 100. at all leading There isgoodtossbn for it. too. .0 2 scene: (i all healty .
is a 41 wsar wAsiuuirron sr.
grocers.
" the amml‘ hm
is when liln'w'llflni
Kill...
...a
on
indicators-ri- i. ‘ Ix ‘ - '
It rounds out the loyng limbs.
2 I I 1?
Iran-skates riot-W Ihgfuzflgu’lgfegfgv-gmugmclgutrh‘: net “at?“ is ”£81162; for aum- and helps children to row .3
“m “2"“. - , ed by criticism. and the trouble with I". l'llwgown "? W'e com M . without using‘L” up allt oir .
~ others ls tbs: ”Ii, do not. in,“ tidal” ' , 2 strength' m m1i38-\ IIIII
l).ll,B.P ,(l tJ i tin-t ..2 ' ‘;
snlorre, wlli $33.20.”? piIrIiyorirofn There are new on the eountsr. I . Mothers o ht to know Wlii BeII ContinuédI Um“ SaluIrdau Feb: t5
Bridgeport at the Redmen's mask ball. just flesh from their WI‘I III I". ‘ . . more about “file wooded“! . I
‘“.i.‘;"»‘i“..'.‘.;'1s.::‘.‘. {1.221.131.1012 m" ” Mm". "5°" “l. ‘will?iiiiwiibfiiii'riiiwm' help which Semis Emu‘m Evert) Price Reduction il'oiils Good
, ,, , .. I ‘ Francs some an some vo east u, C mm . 30...... MC, ,1 final-
WEAT ER FORECAST- imbrnivlheghrlighbulxmt an: 3'? little Stilt. nazrsoiisllsmlllell today for I[the two would give their Children
i‘ It to-
nlght. Wednesday gbdy,I bly
followed by snow: slowly rising temp-
erature. A slight disturbance has tie-
vaioped on the Gulf coast. it Is pro-
during cloudy weather with light rain
in the southern sections. Cold and
pleasant weather except flurrles oi
snow prevails in the northern sec-
tIons.‘ White River, Can. reports it
below zero. Conditions favor for this
vicinity fair weather except possibly
iiurrlee of snow.
li‘or Norwaiit and
Rev. Alexander Hamilton officiated
Sunday in Trinity Church, Waterbury.
Miss Alma ll}. Hamilton has retnm
ed to her grandfather's home In Stam-
ford. I
Deroy Adams, of South Norwaik. war
a Sunday guest of friends In South
port.
Mrs. l-‘rilnklin A. 'l‘olles of h‘airfleld
avenue, has been visiting In Bridge-
port.
landlord Joseph wills nlld daugnter
Miss Florine Wain. spent yesterday In
cushion will be "The Tower of Lon-
don. 2
There were quite a few guests at
the Hotel Clifford. last nIght, who
came to attend the. dance given by
Misses Cole, st Lockwood's Hall, Nor-
walk.
Pest Sachem Frank L. Judd. with a
large number of assistants, will have
charge of the refreshment booth at the
Redmen‘ti mask ball next Monday
night.
Captain and Mrs. Hatfield will con-
duct the meeting tonight. at the Sal-
vation Hall, South Main street. Cap-
tain Brooks who has been very ill ls
Inprovlng it little.
~l’ork lolns 100 lb. Hayes'.
The Rev, James H. O'Donnell Is now
:onvslcsclng nicely from it severe at-
lack of the grip. which has kept him
sonfined to his bed, at the rectory, for
the past several days.
» Mrs. G. Oscar Bowen's class of
young ladies were the gueets of Mist
Helen Stone, Thursday evening. on I
sielghlng party. which went to South
Think of a goit'd wiry. mpplaI.
plain voile at we ydI
gt a voile with unique knotted
stripe at 75¢ ydl.
Of rice-dot voile. (new and
:harmin ) at SI! \,
And-a1 of these in the colors
that are bein most sou ht.
Here too a eoliennes in hand-
sorne soft colors and dbright with
lie ,and luster. 31%:
crepe de chine. utiiul .and
loft and clinging.—and rich of
:olor as of texture .-21 and 01. as
/d.
And there is the prettiest novel-
ty voile et. Little holes are cut
.n it an embroidered all 'round
with silk. The effect la of rare
beauty. Si.5o yd.
Suitings and heavier fabricsi
(broadcloth granite. venetian)
ire be nning to arrive and soon
days' session. The meeting place is
Knights of Pyihias Hall, In this city.
Nearly seventy-five engi ears are in
dttendance. Early trains rought them
from nearly' every city in the state.
and they proceeded at once to the hall.
where the conventidd would be held.
2 At about ll o'clock the convention
was formally opened. President Ford
In the chair. Ha" DIN Mayor Sul-
liuu. who deliv ,an address oi
welconie. General! applause and ex-
pressions of appraoiatiou folowed the
mayor‘s warm welcome.
The following engineers were el-
er ted to membership: ti. X. Amrhyn.
New Haven William Il. Arthur'. Stan»
ford Arthur W. Bacon. New Britain;
Vincent ll. Clarke Milford; (‘llnton L.
Cole. West Howard; (‘ F'iirnhaln.
A. H Greenwood, John HIarlc. liart-
ford; 8. W Hoyt” ...Jr 80th Norwaili;
E. ii. Inmhsnl, llai'tford; Minot 8.
Jameson Fairlieid; .l. t‘. Jesnllp Jr..
80th Norwalii: If. J Jones and l-‘. 8
I..uther Jl.. Hartford: A. P. haw,
Hridge‘pIori: (l. H. McLean, Bristol; E
E. Minor, New Haven; llaroid 'l‘. Mur-
phy. Hartford; C. II Nichols, Daniel-
Wa'ilsaadyeusa'niafresspasrspsst
00011. MB. mmmflnhrh.
I A voornruc assaisr. '
cub—~—
Marlan Hart, A sti 7 Com Verses
or a ‘amb'n rm
A fryear-old composer of elegies la
the latest infantile genius to be added
to Denver's already long and brilliant
ist of talented youngsters. The name
of this younl meters is Marian .lilrt
and her comDOeIIIons bear the stamp
of decided genius.
When ever deeply moved, Miss
Hart s emotions find vent In verse that
is almost perfect in rhyme and meter,
tithough It bears a tinge of sadnm
that Is unusual In one so young. bion-
day mornln as Marian was on her way
to {arctic eights, where she attends
school. she sat upon the steps of St.
llllsabeth's church to wait for her. car
funeral service was being held in the
curch. and as the solemn strains ‘of
the requiem floated out“ the child was
deeply moved and taking out her pen-
I 3th.
this event.
be Jlsappainfcd
through waffle «relations.
anirlg to the very severe weather of fire past fab. W
on account of which a great number of our‘bsybty public”
been unable to shall themselves of this, the greatest W
hing opportunity of the nibble year. to: battle decided to cag-
flnne the bio Inhenfory Sale ustll Saturday nlgbt. ,FdrhIary
eI-‘a.
Not a prlcc 'hn’ll be altered. riot a ticket removed.
The Big Sale will swing right along to its close.
I“: needles: for hi to further mphartse lib: economy of
, We have continued this sale solely [or titans-
rm arose stored. for it Is our eimesftulsb that no one should
New York. Norwsik. An enlOyable time was had they all have a story of their alon; Dow O'GOnnor mum... w K on and tablet, wrote the following
. by all.——-Stamford Advocate. own Pilie Daniel m W. B. Prince Stam- verse: .. I
. (,ornpany F will drill at the armory . I . . . .i. hear the church bells tolling. ..
this evening, and Company I) tomor-
row evening.
A regular meeting of Palestine (‘as-
.le, Ancient Order Knights of the Mys-
tic Chain. was held last night, at
Left ..aisic, rear.
NEW WAIST- PATTERN.
ford; 8.W obinson, Hartford: Phil~
In Bellerg, Meriden: Hartley W. Sparry,
Old 8a brook: William 1‘. Taylor.
What does It mean for me?
it means that some day later it may
33-83 Washington Street;
One candidate will b” initiated “Ii which arrangements were Innde for an liartfo :.M H. Went and It. l0 Slade toll h" me.
the meeting of Norwalk Lodge 013““ antertainmcnt t be held on Wednes- The Stilimirl“ "‘tm- emu“ Hartford: H. E. White. New Haven. ' Oh: "by i‘ life “0 ("9"er “id why is 2’
”“0"“ “it“ in night, .I'elrrinry 24th. ran to cut a wall! with no undat- Pmldent i- i. hard then delivered "to so and? 92““ Norwalk. cm.” i.
”Goodrich Food is so different from
all other cereals you will like It. 10¢
all leading grocers.
Thomas H. Powell of the Stillson
Powell, Corporation. has recovered
from a recent illness
.A Free Will offering and been teat
sodIIIII will be held tomorrow evening.
III the Cranbury Chapel. .
he annual ball of Court Nsrruk F
nt- A.. will be held Friday evening, at
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph W. Gorhsm of Union street,
who had such a serious attack of dlph
theria. is now getting slong nicely. II
In expected that the quarantine on the
home Will be. removed shortly.
Senator John H. Ferris.
Miss Florence Catharine Keeler
daughter of hit. and Mrs. Robert W
Keeler. of Wilton and George Cornet
ins Brown. of the same place, will be
irm seams and that fits perfectly.
Miss Stillman. inventor of the
nttern. is here to tell all about it
and show enactly how it is used
«and with what good results.
Right aisle. front.
vAIL'nurmns.
Need to say only this:
The Valentinesare here.
his annual address. The address was a
novel one, It being arranged In the
form of a contract and In a clever man.
ner. .Mr Food managed to‘ ring in"
the name of Tynanyof theengineers in
the state. .here weru frequent out-
bursts “ applause. and the alert was
nighl Appreciated "lhe lienventlon.
shbrty before i o‘clotk, took a recess
for luncheon.
When the convention reconvened an
address on “Good Roads." by Stats
Why are some so cheery while my poor
heart. is sad?
Oh. was It nature calling that we are
demoed to die.
And underneath this cold. cold earth
Our immortal bodies not
And when my soul is tuned
To heavenly ports almve
And there enjoy. the welcome
Round the throne of heavenly love.
«Denver Post.
lul‘
our Specialty
id DAINT‘llNIIICKWIAR. wa MV‘JJUQT twain/36 -A LINK CIVI-
rne sswasr arnlno metrics .IN ore-cit coLLAse. Atso A
NICE assonrlssur 0F. “MAR AND 00!? IITd. IN “RIM LN“
canvas. All!” sAwrt. m filt Lor wittras rouno rite tArts‘r
enoss ari‘roli. osseosu. aULeAiIiAtt’, PIAOOGK trait-rites Alto 2"
Lockwood s Ha'll, Norwalk. married at. the residence ofthc bride's I?!“ 2 e 1 n of HI h Mmlmonpr y. H. Mar-dons The youth stood in front of the quick ,
st meeting of the Hat- -Flnllhel‘fl" As- “WW“ "I““r’d'yl 2‘ 2:30 p. m. novel 13:? ”hum m. . d Bld‘. :3 announced. Mr, Mscdonnid unch establishment and wept bitterly. BUTTON EMIROIDERY IFFlcTI A? POPULAR PRICES. ' ' ‘ . ‘2
solcatian. will be' held tomorrow night. Miss K. 11. Gallon. who hsrl been 'Why this grief?" asked the benevo- . 2
N. E. RYIIIN.
as Warblngres.3trs‘ar..
at Central Labor Lyceum.
The Norwaik Aerie of Eagles will
min-l. tomorrow evening, at Red Men's
Ilail, In the tlasetie building.
Hon. John H. Light gives a parlor
lecture Friday evening at the home
of Mrs. Rufus :unneli, In Stratford. Club have been notified to attend . DRY GOODS CO. plailll'd In detail .I.,] in a most lnter- hain't neveroome out yitlr.
”In?" Rifles“ 1"" "93" mm” Special meeting .. the club tube held P with: way. till-Illmnss of the lush- 3’1
at the Hotel Clifford. tonight at s BRIDGE O..T. t- r communion n l-ylns the lwndl- t ' ' "
Our Bfotil‘frmiy Lodge 1.0,0. ll' of n’.clock for th Plum 0! wifi‘lifl‘ . “W 0' 22".“Y MDTOYOIIOBN in "IQ awayl‘oyFRoxéggrnf‘RonAED" ‘
Norwalk, held a regular meeting, Iiasi mlmuu committee to Milt om. state. the law under which the com- “I.
night and transacted routine business. oer-s It a“, ailnuai- -nleetIlng of file club mission actlid and.“ the effect of In pol- "'7'
Oscars. shilli'flil'hhli taken hill pest
tion with the Connecticut Railway 1
Lighting Company-after a long illness.
Many social luncheon are being held
in The Norwalke this week Ind the
fore part of neat. Lent begin.»- one
week from tomorrow.
Uncas Tribe. Improved Order of lied
Men, will hol, a meeting tonight when
telegraph operator at Bridgeport de~
pot for eight years. resigned her posl
tion and left Fllduy last. Mills Cullen
was for some time assistant to A. Iran,
the manager ‘dl the Western Uni n Tet-
egrsph Company. in South Norw lk
The members oftlie hiomalli Yacht
February 07.
—-l.oin of pork to roast We in. Ilayes.
-—~Fresh pop: 120 lb. Hayes'.
The prise on‘stli'rne- conpeiltlon which
is an Important. part of the Redmen's
mask ball whrh will be held In Mus-
is Hall next outlay evening. promises
to nbe unllsudlly interesting this sea-
5 various groups and couples both
a
hanso
In price, they run as high as
one‘s sentiment will carry one‘s
purse.
Right corner. l't'lll‘.
rill: nowsAno
“if yoiI‘I dofi' tI Inlhd'." suddenly cil-
was tondrral a tnlld ovation as he
steppiid to the platform. in beginning
his address he paid tribute to the late
James P. Bogart. llu explained that
ii was six years ago when he undress
ed the society. just when the good
romls movement had been taken up as
on cxperlmcnt. Mr. Mucdonaid ex-
icy on the varioitrl’iwwns and (titles. “In
conclusion Hr. Macdonsld stud that
not only had the state built ilve hun-
dred miles of roads since the commis-
sion was established. hilt the towns of
themselves have put Into splendid con-
dition fully a thousand miles of high-
way, without say assistance on the
part or the state.
At 6:30 this evening, lusty-live or
cat cltisen‘
‘ Me fadder's dead,“ replied the hlub-
acting urchin.
"How do you know it?” ill-Iliad the
benevolent citlsen. ‘
“Because he went Into dat quick
‘ ' In effect December?!
LEAVE sodium NORWALK IFOI
ens.
A. Ii.—-ir:IIiIx. line, a. sex. a: it
i2,“ 7:,os 1:.te sue me 9;»;
i2|a,2 to 1014:.10’ it all:
r. u.-is.tea. um mm as»
5:,soa «.01 lacs, all), szba. s-sa
i-fssr 7:01. 'lzlila 's:."eo 9.56:, Auto.
sunburst
lunch place five minutes ago un' he »
30am nor-wort
4th?"
THISI NEW BREAKFAST F000
iS A PLEASANT SURPRISE
final arrange cuts will he completed some and comic are being gotten . _,. o. . . .
for the ball ne’stfllomIisy night. up to compete for the prizes I “n m in mm who had Egg; flfzggrrnvfimthazfluezmwézh ”gall. 1.59:. 5.2“, 6.58:. 8.56, To EVERYO"
Eben Hill ..,Ir f‘arl A Harstronl and .I w. Molarcn. II A. Woodward, 1.. funnfmmgupfi“ {Gummy ,0 luv a banquet at the Hartford Club '9. 31.3: m, 5; to. 9:55,, 7:07;,
Reed G. liavilanId have stringed asun-
scription dance for Thursday evening.
at Lockwood's2 Hall, Norwaili.
who has been and: shooting at Vir-
ginia Bosch, returned to Hartford Buil-
day evening. He stopped over a day
M...“ K. “amend VOshurgh, 0' via, ti. H. Newton, 8. .l. Holiford. .l. A. dark room in nm “was.” for me de- WILL sgLL gc'udougn wgrgg
Coirtl at he I” recovered from Joseph. H. F. A. Hesse. R. W. Rollins. ‘ ' .._._ . WITG . A. IL:—ll 02:. B: 00, 4: on 7:00
anIlllnIt‘lgs 01p“; sleek and m" morn- F. J. P389. P. W. 1..“ A. ll. Roth. iii‘riiriieb‘ro: this negative. Phlla -+-- , 3:”: 8: .9'001. 9. 02x.10'02x.10 04. g ‘2 HE’L‘THIFUL .3 "I ’8 ["2172de
lng resumed her duties at the ofilce of g- Sw(7°l;:¥3 R-IR- whiff“: wa JET ___'______,___ Ex~00mm¢d0ra Daniel baa Qaeidad to If lL021“) :IN. 02.
. . namn, aror;‘. c- ,, ‘- ' , . -12: 1:.04 2:00.255
Former Governor GeorgeP. Mouton. ell, “when?“ N. )1; A. M. ll‘owie, i see that the superintendent of a “"fz‘z'x: mguzzrm' 3 3". 08!, t: I04. ... 3.0. 5 m“. 5; 0., If Ill BITTER?" from any other kill, 0'
in Waihlngttiog W“, New Hum it wow“ w ‘thysrepslam—Judse. ed to sell his schooner, Water Witch A. M~12:0!,8'00, r. to. 9: 00 10.0,. DIFFERENT In PURIrY
OvIlIIng to the cam of a niece. mo. 1 “.IMI h 'i 'I an ._ . ., _ and retire from active yachting. Mr. . '_ . . ,3. .,
f‘brlsIIIlIan alwarh wIIIIl not Icnterial‘ufine .3: Hotel dli‘i'ffliz “a“ yesterday, at dBanks It; ohm (ii 02de esfiomno P I 6 03' 6' 00' .00x, ll 00' DIF’EREHT In FL‘VOR
mom .rs of ie ine .edge let 2 ' ores o to n es. s was IOII'I'H
tilub, tllls.afternoon, at her home In " lienlor flag oiflcer of the Atlantic LIAVI NIVI HA “3::ALK '0‘ ”Ifrlmr In NUTRIENT V1202.
Havlisnd street.
Mrs. William D. Bishop. of Bridge-
port. has been ,prostrated since the
das‘th other husband which occurred
on ll‘ebruary 4. and it is feared that site
1‘. Saunders, 0. W. Parks. W. .i. Thom-
as, Charles Phillipe. h‘. l.. Dufford, W.
E. DeBerard. G. W. Witte, William Dal»
Boston: C ‘13. Kirby New-viedford,
Mesa; J, 3. Earle. Oyster Bay. 1.. L;
M. R Brown. lryndhurotw; R. J. Dottv
turn out them
'You needn‘t have done that
Stowe." said the sweet girl. talmly "A
Mr.
cooking school has had to retire on ac-
count of her health."
"What is the matter with her?"
' Riverside
President. F‘. l.. Ford will preside and
set as toastmmiter.
ExComfnodore David Banks. a sum-
mer resident of Great Neck, hes decid-
Yacht club from 1892 in 1894 and dur-
ing £900 and 1901. He is also a mem-
her of the New York. Mantras-ct Bay.
hint-walk Yacht clubs.
Mr. Dan has owned among other
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7: 42. 8t 42. 2: 10:, 10: 08!. 11: 06!
P. Dir-12:13:. 12:12.1:12.3:021.
4: 18. 6: 26 5: 60. 8:”. 7:053. 9:0”.
walrus-settler. . lee ira- mat. theWhlte Pigeon. Arab and Mu- "‘5 ‘° °‘ 1“ 1‘
will not recover guc o u, . iual. He has always been his own cap- __“"’°’." h “an" ‘0 WP
(:hatl‘eaJl. sale of Gerard Place. .1 M9 .l - will: a,“ mm . WWII “mm mil. 2:“. me.
who has been seriously III the past six dpanlsh Mackerel. Weak Fish, Blue 1' “I0“?! £2653. it I362? d" . all Iwaters. The schooner Water A ‘__u,1.gruln1§,.1. “a 7 43
“”9!"- ““ "mm“ M” “We“ " "" :lsh. ere-Ir Herring. sonar- rialr, ala- rectiy" the blood. Witch. in which the excommodore has "5 , “'0“.- . . I
shoe repairing establishment In Water
attest South Merriam. . -
The Rev. Br on U. Hatfield, pastors
Plchsrqr; Elite, liltra terse
Ibroom. Market Cod and Haddock. Hail-
mum“. Vital?!” “-
The, circulation is stimu-
lalten many cruises, is a centreme
boat, all. ‘
eighty-eight feet orer
23 feet ii inches beam and 7 feet 8';
. Pine-mar. or. area.
south magmas 18- unsuavl
of the Mystic tist Church. has do -. W vault. She i on of the?
aided to acct;I lg: pastoral; ofkltyheI but bio-k. CodJound and Long clams iathd "id 2V“! “mm” °‘ staunchgst and most ae'aworthy boats :fiarJ it: this. also ”1.1:”:
entrsl Bap s Ilrch in roo n , d1 bio h o n ‘ '
N. Y. He 'm mum m a" mm“ In the shell and opanad. all nailing as the body is strengthened. no“: II" 5:11. ”3;“ bar 3!:ng
early In March."
maobahla prices.
Acoid cannot .gain a
m
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