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“‘A 47 WIIT WASHINGTON '71,
MIhIIkImo‘HotII look,
loath Norah"? “It, '11 >1"
lanai News Notes
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WEATHER FORECAST.
iI‘or Norwalk and vitazinlty Fair and
continued told tonight and Wednesday
1111' extended area of high pressure cov-
1113 the central sections: Pleasant
11 cathei with low temperatures prevail
‘lnt all sections east of the Rocky
Mountains. Conditions favot for this
vicinity tab and continued cold weath-
or
Mrs. George W.
street ‘l1‘1 ill.
Washington. budget
Harris. of Lowe
O. (I T, of
t‘ranbury,11ill hold a session this 01-
colour.
leli licm'nt prices nIarkcd 1111
every item in kitchen dept. for com.
stuc. 111. s Smith & Co. '
Miss Jennie Magner. of North 'l‘ay-
tor avenue has returned from a visit
111 lianbury
A meeting of the Noi'waik Building,
Loan and lntestmcnt Association will
be held tonight.’
Miss .luiia Shepard, of l". A. Lane‘s
restaurant, is ill with the grip. at her
home in ’l'aylor avenue.
Mrs. .iacob Scltaub has been quite ill
with rheumatism for the past two
necks at her home in Washington
street.
Francis Boylsiou of the Rowayton
tarriugc “oiks is ill at his home.
carbon of lLowe street and Hamilton
avenue
«Goodrich Food is so dilierent from
all other cereals yOu will like it. ltlc
all leading grocers.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. ASt'll, of
W estport, started yesterday for St
Augustine, Fla, to spend the balan1e
of the 1v'.inte1
Rev. George Van Alstyne and 11 lie.
of South Norwalk were guests at the
Methodist Episcopal parsonage, in
liethel. ove1 Sunday.
Joseph liowe and Miss Pearl Eng-
iish 'doutit Norwalk received word
yesterday. 01‘ the death of their sister
In New York city.
Miss Medea Harris, who has been
:»~'1“I'illill..'. two weeks in Westticltl. t‘on-
nectlcut. returned to htr home in
Lotve. street today.
‘ The tough winter has Ilc1eioped a
shortage. of dams in Danbury,11ith the
Iesult that the city finds it easier to be
cold thanclammyéniiartford Post.
I‘he Sunday school board of the Nor-
walk Methodist nurch held. 11 tom
tine 1111111111111 meeting, last night in
1111- Sunday 111 boot ionm of the church.
1\ number of local but 111a11ufn1.tut"c1s
will go to New \ork tity tonight, to at-
tend the annual banquet at the. Wal-
dor-t‘ Astoria of the. National Hat Manu-
facturers’ Association.
i'hilip Schaub_ son of Mr. and Mrs.
(‘arl Schaub. of Railroad avenue. who
was badly injured early in the season.
while sliding on'Clay street,~was hide
to get out doors for the first time, Sat-
11r'1la3.
The imow of Sunday has patched up
the alclghing again While the. run-
ning is not so good as it was before
the recent thaw.“ the roads in thIs vi-
cinity present I good surface for
sleighs.
«Goodrich Food 10c, at. all leading
gr.ocers
Charles Kcllyiof Cornell coilem.
spent tthabbath at his home in West
‘av.enue Mr. Kelly went to Boston.
Saturda3. with the track team. of h
college. on which he is 11 1111111111111,
and stopped in South Norwalk on his
11113 back.
Another extremely cold wa1e struck
The Norwallta. last night and the
mer'eun in the thermometer tubes
again dropped below the zero Iris.
Combined with the cutting 11113.11
made outdoor life uncomfortable for
many people... .
Captain Lepr Adams continues
quite til at his home in West Wailing-
ton street. lie lint hId the grim/then
pneumonia was threatened. and now
Iii
1%hls eyes and all
‘ out I‘m: of mm Iii-1111111111.
4.1
REGINA MUSIC-BOX.
A wonderful musical instrument
Within reach of every houIehold
purse.
1 Music. a plIIIure to the old and
a delight to the youn, findI per-
fect expression in the cgina mu-
sic-box. There iI I device that
produceI the float of 11111111: in
perfect time‘ and with perfect ex-
pression, and that ll of unlimited
range. In this storm
REGINA onus
you may secure this magnificent
instrument on gaymont of the
smallest of room erahip lees.—
our. DOLLAR. .
Few. except the owner of one.
realize how much reIl plmure I
Regina gives. When one is tired.
its sweet music is restful; it is a
cheerful entertainer on III occa-
Iions; its music is I thle for
dancing; it gives children enjoy-
ment when games become tire-
some and litt te limbs are weary;
—it is a great addition to the
home circle.
And. best of all. it mpnopolizes
no one person’ I time for the benc-
fit of others. It plays itself.
In the Regina club we offer these
sterling boxes on easy terms
delivery being made on payment
of the initial fee of one dollar.
Will you come and hear them?
TO OWNERS OF REGINAS—
am you any steel tune-sheets
you would like to' exchange for
new ones?
You may do it and save half the.
usual cost of a sheet.
For every steel tune-sheet rc-
turncd unbroken. we will allow
one-half the price of a new. pro-
viding that as many new ones
are bought as you returned old.
For illustration:
One dozen 8-inch sheets. worth
$2.70 for a dozen old ones and
$1.35.
One dozen 151/, inch tune
sheets. worth $6.48 for a dozen old
ones and $3. 24.
Isn't this a good time to secure
new music in place of some you
may have tired of?
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS CO.
BRIDGEPORT.
Miss Marina Fitzpatrick 11131 return
ed from a visit with friends in Hart.-
l.ord
l’apeta in a divorct suit brought by
\lliiiam Lewis Morreil attainut Elli!»
11131!) J Morfeli of Greennmleh were re-
turned to 1331' clvh superior 1.11111'1 Sat-
urda'y morning. The ground for the
petition is deaortloti. The allegations
are that: the. couple were untried. on
January 1'. i895. and that Mrs Mor-
rell left hen home on August 15 1900.
never to return. ‘
A town meeting was held Saturday
afternoon in Ii'flllllcltl, to legalize notes
of the sele1tman amounting to about
$60 000. it was purely a formal matter
”'0
be little it any. argument or opposi-
tlou. Most of the notes if not all of
them have baeuauihquaed at previous
town meetings. but It was not spect-
tlcally stated in the warnings of such
meetings as being for the purpose of
authorizing the selectmeu to borrow
money. and under a recent 11911111111 by
Juage Elni‘tlelr ilt wuoid appear that such
It: on, w o t is oust
toil? in' bile state wiring ”1113:113
ego
FRESH Fat
Silver Frost Plan 5319de rarest:
tFrIIleHIrring. 4 month for 26 1.111.
Danish Mackerel. the par ll:
wan. salmon. 101: per lb.
Wot-1111.913 . 10c nI- III.
Pongtat; ' 1011 [in th.
6mm. the gov lb.
i'fififli‘flkcrfl. It): poi-lb.
«:8 C01! Ind Ill otbq ". gt I‘lAlOtiv
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1 Old Salvation Im Auildlngd :"
and one in which there was liable to ._ -
“NT 1
Charlotte. Carefully-11M ”poker;
Militias”; 1111133?" 00111110113113
was cunup AFTER vultI or
OTOMACH 'raoUILI.
Milwaukee, Doc. 18. wot—“Through
I friend i win Idvlud to Me Pun 117311
Celery Compound for ItomIoh troub c.
with which 1 wu afflicted for years. i
My food had lost tutu.
"i had no appetite and my Iyutetu
nah entirely out of ordor.
"There wnI I sudden ohm [.0
“i wondered; for it was like I kind
blessing failing on me. .
"it surely performs lt' a wonders in a
marvellous 1113’ Ind cheerfully Ind
with ngtitudo I Join my voice with
the diamonds who no prIlIiIg Paine‘ I
Celery Compound. It hII made me I
well womIn. "—-MR8. MARY KENNEY.
Dyspepsia—the great destroyer of
health and happiness—mites mIi1y
form. DiIoontent. lit temper, low spir-
lts. donpondoncy. 1111111111111. Ilelt head-
ache. heartburn. pIiplintlon of the
heart. distension of the ItomIoh—oll
of them Ire dyspaleI.
its dark influence throws it ahIdow
on the happlnala of many homes. The
underlying canon of all dyspopIiI is
that the oIganmpf digestion hm not ‘
the Nerve Strength to do their work
probel'ly.
The true cure must be I can of the
inner now" which govern the discs-1‘ ,
tlve organs and the entire human sya- I: mean DiseOch'cr of i’aine‘s Cel-
tem cry Compound ~'
Paines Celery Compound ls curingie 1* t r ' 0 ‘* e ’ ’ ' 1 * ' a r - ‘
thousnnda of Ily spaptlc's every day In
1qu this wI3'a11 sensible and Ioientlllu
as it 111 marvellous. Si 21 headache. pal-
pltatlon dizziness an heartburn are
nIuIIly relieved by I single done of
PIinc' I Celery Compound.
“IT I! WONDERFUL."
Her wIIIlt Nervu Are Fed and RI»
built by PIIMI Celery Com-
1 pound 1 1.
Philadelphia. Pa..' Sent. 25. l903.——
‘i was on the verge of nervous pros-
tration and could not sleep for any
111115111 0' time. When i dltl anally fall
into a darn it was only fer a short time
and i always awoke feeling unrefresh
ell.
, “I had no appetite and l was rapidly
losing weight. I heard about Palne'I
Celery Compound a111i.11f1e1 taking two
bottles of it i could sleep all right.
"My health ,ls now fully restored
Paine a Celery Compound is a wonder-
ful remedy um i advise everybody qu-
ferlug from h tub» or nervoulnou
to use N."—M S UZZIE RAITNER.
1448 S 9111 St.
OIOOOOOOOOOOOIIIOOO
"Doa't waste time on SYMP
TOMS. Cure the CAUSE—4M
NERVIS."
Prof. E. E. Phelps. M. [1.. i.l..l).,
of Dartmouth University, Fa-
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BLIZZARD RACES IN CAPE COD.
: MABKEO MEN RIFLE MAIL OAG.
~—
WorIt atornr Since November, 1893, on‘
the Col-t;
PROVINCETOWN. Mata-1.. Feb. 16.- ~.
the entire Cape Cod section. which;
was swept by a furious blizzard yesteri
day and last ntgbt~ti1e worst since
that. at November 1898~had not ro-i
covered today and traffic on land and
navigation was delayed. The. employes
of the New tori: New Haven and Hart-'
ford Railroad succeeded today in dig-
ging out 111-111th train: watch bec‘mne' l
sIall 1 during t e at: t. no 0 tieae
11111131 which left Boston yesterday CARN‘G‘B G'VESAL'BRARY'
and North 'l‘ruot' at 11:15 last night for; (‘HlCAGO Feb 111. mm the annual
Province-town. The loconiotive atruckldlnncr of the Chicago Alumni Assoc-l
ablg drift at Beach Point Indiho tralnlatlon of Beloit College 111 the Grand
remained stalled The tralnmcn in Pacific Hotel President E. I). Eaton
spite of the bitter cold mnnIged to has announced that 311111111 have been
111ml word to Provincctown for assls prepared and approvtd and the con
tauce Two relief trains were started tract for thrl erection of a 850 000 hi
but. they too became stuck in the tirift-' bunt-31,. the gift of Andrew Carnegie.
lug snow and the attempt to dig out 'One of the speakers nftht- evening 111111
the Boston train bad to be abandoned ‘ Home White formerly editor of the
for the. night. The passengers on board [new \‘mk EvI hing i’cst. who took for
Italiztd that it would be foolhardy to his subject. “Personal Recollections
abandon the cars In view of the. terril~ of Abraham Lincoln."
fie storm. Tin-3 had nothing to eat 11n-
tll rescued today. The track was cleat
ed by a large force of men. but it 111.1
late in'the ds3 before traffic 111111 to 11‘ ”H. "mm,” Theitrt disaster has
ruined l11.11 increased by the. death of Let)
M Iliany points atom; the r! i'vii'h 11111111111 11 musician crammed 111 1111
”‘9 “0" I“ Milk?“ and d” 9‘ "WV“ Int-tun.- who was burned while eacap
worse than “WIN! ”I“ Kill" 0 13 "3- 1 tag from thc four of the building.
DECIDED AGAINST PLAINTIFFS. LONDON BOARD OF *THADE.
SAN FRANCISCO. 111-11. i6.-—'I‘hell LONDON. 111111. 111 -Lorreelod 11-
ault of the'lliah-‘vievada Mining Cour; 11111111 of the Board of TrraIlI for Jana
puny against Joseph. R. De 1.11 Mar for M3 show a decrease of “70.111111 in im
tampon, has been decided again-It I ports and I 6131111111111 of 311111131113 in
the plaintiffs by Judge Morrow in thei1-.porta
liuitetlStateII Gin-nit Court on the .
gIound that. an oral agreement in1ol1'-~ 'l‘l'1ei1- are 11111 classes of people in
log reult3 is luvalld_.iudg1 Morrow 'ihit, world the people who are tlever
howeIcr. granted until today to hearland the people 11111 are keen and
the attorney for plaintiffs on I mot- 31111 must newr mix the two. They
Ion for anm peat“ 'l‘lu; tranmtlonltneet a‘nd ".1111 it they dry necessary to
1. it dtlm but they V‘Rfinnnmer
urston
LAKE CITY (‘019-.i-‘eb.16.-——The
stage which man between Lake City
and Sapinet'o has been held up by
masked loan and the registered mail
bag rifled. As thia is payday at the
mines in this vicinity it is believed
11a1slderabic money was secured by
the robbcra.11lto made good their cs-
tape. A sheriff's pouac has gone in
thIrsult of the bold-up men. Several
United States marshals from Denver
.111'1.‘ on their wa3 to the scene of the
robbery and will jobt in the. chase.
"noouma manna DEATH ROLL.
(111111.191). Feb It,” i‘iIc dc 11h roll
7—... -77...._‘.
ibl udmgatherim teIII
0151111811119 Store
TO SAVE YOUR GOOD ONES.
Men's Vlci Kid Shoes samples and laid lot of 8': .50 and 83.00 Shoes. It
$l.
Man'a‘ Patent Colt Biucbérs'.‘ the no too
Men I Patent Hem tilde lacs. :8. 6 > Shoes. It .
$2.
' 1.11111- Viol 11111 Welt 111111113 Solo 1333. ’
bIdlea' Patent Colt LIco Shea, 82.111111111011111
3|
Ladies Fine Kid Loco Shoes good lot beets, 311,131 _11’ [‘ttbtin"‘1it$‘lé‘a. It‘“
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4 infidel}? 1. 1 1 1i .. .«11-
b. 1
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had It Inch I'mIIl cont? . : - .
‘tgllhuut no“. Ipd
1»qu '
Wilt-1
11.111111111111111
WI III“ I thorough Inhalation. .. g
«gunman-1mm: 1111‘ “
Porqut lttlfl Wood.
111111111 Small Hams
1min .ree‘é' X‘E-Im. 1.1“». a "
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”I' Mi 3‘ €1.11
1. Wm
asylum that will be promoted on 111111
The Clr'eIt 'i‘raln Robbery This will
Mr. How-I'd D. Argoe Mr. W. Robert
war NOT BUY A PAlR
' ; Direct from Four successful WookI
7 PRICES—Evening. Inc 211:. 301:. 50c;
' .
LLND II .17 A;
On Saturday afternoon IMW
February 311111.111." will MW
at Hoyt' I- Theatre. South Nor it. .gue
fkhc grater" moving pletu of
tee ed [bowing the poachers 111qu
.10" end Moving the game
bonamaurptlscd by the gamoltoe'
l'hls is only one of the many "may
t . Among othorI ill be the nau-
ltourhament by g 9 days. a may
my picture showing the audience Wit-
housing the Edison Projtu'totg't‘ope 00.11
1ntortal11ment.’l‘hc llaaerter. the slow
)1 the late war 'l‘:l11 linehunt'd Well
he. the most interesting moving pictutu
Intertatumont aver gt1 on by D W. Rob
artson'a Edison l’roiectoatopc Co. as-
aisted by MI. llII r1 Williard who has
been roongaged with his wonderful
and novel lnatrumentai music. with
Sosa and MI'.(‘l1sric 1v. Pl11n1b.wlth
all the very latest iustratetl “on!"
and other cutcralnment. Saturday at-
ternoon and evening, February 20”)
win he I memorable one lu the town
of South Norwnlk, as there will be giv-
11 one of the greatest n1o1lng picture
sulurtullmicnla 11ergl11111 in this cotui
try
MRS. NA' l ION ”'lilllAl.
There can hardly be any doubt of
Mrs Carrie Nation‘s sincerity. the very
nature of which would preclude even
I pouiblllty of double dealing. Her
ltlud motherly face. warm Ind cordial
runner and the absence of every thing
IuggeItive of sham make I convincing
argumen nt in her favor. But what is
perhaps the most significant assurance
of the truth of her own atatentent as
to her intention to aid in bettering Ito-
cial conditions and nothing more, is
the, disposition made of the money she
1ecei1cs from her public :tppctttautea
Mrs Nation makes no bones of de1lar-
11g her prefert net .1 for the stage rathet
than the, pulpit and her frank state
ment as to the. superiority of the his-
trlonk; boaitls as a medium for publish-
ing her doctrine of abstinence if forth-
coming every time she. greets an audl
onto. it is a. fact too little known that
Mrs. Nation is pmctioall3 ponuilesa
and is adding undoubtedly much to
her riches in lica1cn although depriv-
ing her earthly bank account of attonc
tion. Mrs. Nailon' 11 home for the wlvofl
of druukards at Kansas City Kansas.
is the reason for her lack of anything
Have the necessities of life. On thin
home goes every dollar that can be
spared and with the money she re-
ceivcs for her public career. the Kan-
sas (‘ity institution is kept alive and
supportive of many unfortunate and in
nocent 1lcthna of the liquor curse on
which Mrs Nation speaks so plainly.
Mrs. Nation will be at lloyt‘s Theatre
tonight.
DISCHAROES IN ANSONIA.
ANSONIA. Fob. lit—Five employees
of the local freight and passenget Ile-
post of the railroad have been dis-
charged I11 I result of a visit from the
“mysterious man in black" who has
been visiting the various stations on
the railroad after whl1l1 the otileials
discharged a number of men so that.
running expenIeI cIn be reduced. The
dischIrgoI in this city will probably be
followed ’by more later on.
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELB.
BOSTON. it‘eb‘. 111,-«A1'rl1':od Steam
er Boatenia, from Manchester.
NEW YORK. Feb lti.—~Arrivod:
Steamer Mdaba, from London.
NEW. YORK. rob. 16.~«Arrived:
Steamer. K n . 1i. from Antwan»
DyIpoleI
Ind indignation.
Volt. raisin»
Edward P. Wood, Namath
PIIlItId’I Drug More. So. Nor.
POPULAR» AMUSEMENTS.
HOYT’S’I‘f‘I‘VI-I’EATRE.
.auI—k-p‘
ONE DAY ONLY.
Tuquu‘y, Fab. 10.
Mltlau Igd Night
OLMKIIALL ' ,
~ Oman
THE KANSAS CYCLONE
- CARRIE NATION
THE FAMOUS UALOON SMAOHER
' “ " ' and
to It. High-Clan Vaudeville Auto.
OVII' the Poll Olrcutt.
Matinee, 169, 281:
Scott on tale 1.: thin in advance.
1 1
HOYT'S TEEA‘I‘RE
q-fi-V
saruaoav «magma»
111ch."
11.111113 3" IE" oni‘y Oflflnil
19111111111111
IrTVII
111111111 1101111111111 mucous PATTERNS.‘ 1'.
Anodh; . Banquet
of Bargains. ‘
l'I' MEANS moa- '
.JI
EVERY ITEM SHOULD IE CARE FULLY NOTED.
EV SAVING FOR SOMEBODY.
CLEAN UP OF COMFORTS. '
tttaaantoI-tsror'lsc. .;
$1.39 comforts for 98c , i
It. 50 comforts for 81.19. '
Si .75 comforts for 81 39.
r115 Palms. GINGHAMI '
Were 311.911, l -
LADI EO’ COATS.
Were $9. now $4.911.
37.98. Were :15. now $11).
now $12.
LAotes' sKIarI.
Were 35. 98 now $8.2 "
110w $4. 49. Were $7. 98 now $5. 49. Were
39.98.110w $1. 49.
FUR BARGAINS.
85.98 fur scarfs. now $3.25.
87.98 for scarfs. now $4.93.
$10.50 fur acarfs. 'now $6.98. ,
$12.50 fur scurfa. 110w $9.60. 1
his fur scarfa, now 8l2.
GREAT WAIST CHANCE.
Heavy white‘ and
waists.
The 791' waists now 391-.
The ”.25 waists. now 89c.
The 82. 98 waists, now I) 79.
The 8.125 waists now $2.” .5.
REMNANT8 OF DRESS GOODS.
This stock has been thoroughly gone
over and every remnant wooded out.
There's some excellent waist and skirt,
patterns amongst these. and the prices
are now fully onethlrd less than for-
mer selling prices. ' '
83-85 Washington Street, . -----
South Not-walk. Conn
Our Specialty
I8 DAINTY NECKWEAK. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LlNEOF-
THE NEWEST SPRING NOVELTIESI IN STOCK COLLARS. ALSO A
NICE ASSORTMENT OF COLLAR AND CUFF SETS, iN OCRIMLININ. . .
CANVAS. AND LAWN. IN THE LOT WILL BE FOUND THE LATEOT,
CROSS STITCH, DRESDEN.BULGARIAN, PEACOCK FEATHER AND
BUTTON EMBROIDERY EFFECTS AT POPULAR PRICES. I
. N 5. RYAN.
86 Washington Street. South Ifanvallf.
S. S. Tillotson. ‘ ”' ‘3'
Came in and 800 flu new fillings.
Everythfnp In the MILLINERY LINE at about
your own price
Were 812. now
Were 818.
AND ELANNELII.
i that indigo prints,5c yd
. llest black and white prfnts, 5c yd
lit .11 apt on glhghams tic yd.
lnuc y dress glughania. 8c ydr
llest quality llanneiette. 101: yd.
SPECIAL aaobcrIou Patenou
. MEN'S AND Iovs' WEAR. -
7111c men's cotton Iieoced underwent.
:tac.
.5013 men s stiff bosom shirts. 300.
{101 mon‘ s outing flannel nightahirm.
3"“
25c boys fleeccd shirts. also drIw—
err, 19c. l
fancy cotton
THEIE PRICES ARE lNTEAEOTINO.~
1111: 'teIItiIcrstitclted braid tic piece.
“It pearl buttons, 5c dozen.
Pearl buttons.‘ 'tioz. on card, 5c dot.
Assumed black plus. he paper.
Assorted widths white tape 611 pack,
Bone balr pins. lOe don.
Assorted black pins on ogrd 5c.
*i“opth brushes, were 170 and 361:, 81':
Veat'l ‘
'l‘ai‘feia binding. 8 yard piece 101:.
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86 WIIhlngton strut. ’ Ruth Norwglk. co
coODRIc H i 1.00%!
1111 saw sREAIIrIIst 11111
Is A PLEASANT SURPRISE
to EVERYONE
A: nontraditional: II ntuctous
It: um. mean u If I: ”Pumas
1m arr-trawl; from an other kind of
" .1 .1. cram
, ‘ nirrzaa'm In PURH'Y.
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tacit. «Inn 1 111.1111: 11 «111111 tawn
Who W out «Kiddo
Munich was he aim-i renown /
ppm .1111 untht‘hIIDbO!
1= MTECM hilt hi8 ”heathen. near
Wm Whirl hurr- denim.
1.. .4“ whence .he fed hlI are.
match-thine new: of thin ram 11
“Mariam moorings“ to 11.1fm ' .
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