A “it“. an...”
' all for Tomorrow.
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.- .I-“P-m-
I‘m". mazsop. III‘.
OINTINIL TlLIPHONl
”Lu. _ '
‘ atom.
flow. It
I'I com.
—Iraltoll Office, Norwalk.
than
.. 7 HOW nor TO FAIL.
hm
imatmet says that clghti-itilir per
I'.Ioi'_ the merchants who mild latlt
did not advertise in: the mowi-
- That leaves slxlcenmerxent.
i Iletom failure Inollgllt in some cases
been due Innt advertising
on thing In ((i'inlu, however, .‘tllnl
o (perch.- IIII who (lol- i not adIclii-w
rongh lite papc Is is the kind of mer
Ilifint who lacks the (Intclprlsc and
Wanda mumen to enable him to
«me a success at business. may day
nations mummy why a retail nlcr-
Blunt should use the advertising col
ml of the papers.
‘ Bulineaa Is transacted along differ-
lines from fifty years ago. and the
loose methods one Inherited front
i5 miller or. grandfathet will not
litand the fierce competition of the
mom. day. "Everything is done on
mailer margins and there are more
' portunitlee to lose. The. principle of
nick sales and small profits Is the rule
' ow. alto thmnterchlnt- nIIIHIst lI llzc
ll .to I'ltpenAio tile. sWini. tihot
pact to carry goods on his shelves for
are and not have them deteriorate
value. He cannot afford to keep
money tied up in that way.
must buy goods and then not rid
than! as quickly as poisible when
‘ N9 ,.
”its“ ago. the.farluur.wast-(Intent
with ouecrop a year from a field. H(
a not have to any fertilizer to (it.
At the present time to farln coo
ofilcafly he must get at least two
crops a year from the same land. and.
to lie this necessitates a large oulln)
W fertiliser He has done it. and
If .d that it pays
'W t the loll lacks and then add to "I
it which- It. needs. . .
Advertising‘ts the feltliizer of host-
all. The merchant must to cont-Imu-
to' amerchltnt. fertilize the business"
He must investigate carefully
liat hil businefis needs and by advcr
I pply tilt}. want. Then he must
' to mom boat-I twu I61 thrce‘
I‘lof interest a year. fil‘ must-“I
Will's capital often to make a bust
silo success.
He magi" licar’ulhuiinfi filth the (Inc
crop a .voa‘n a (”he or illtI past.
jetting business than to advertise fol
el‘y belt kind. it pays.
Ilf.’ limitless is dull. pdvertising is the
‘ {If Mam/I Is. (small adIertls
‘ the cure if business does not
. ‘advartislng is the cure. .
a man who stops advertising llIll-
‘ ,the slack seugmt makes Ihl season
“lack (tritium. That is just th
the when he should do [unto amen-m
n proportion.
would be well for every merchant
at. in nlIiIIMe fact:
[GUT-YYP‘OI n can ('lCN’i‘. '(IIr
EltllflRUIlANTS WHO iI‘AllthIl
'y YEAR nln No'r ADVERTISE
Hill NEWSPAPERS ,
5-
av...
ICU-I“
I
-I
. that thev attack the
there a Ikill them After kill
thdy them Set'eral (Iowa
‘ , I an omit of the vicious" at-
of the crt‘iw‘a This reminds us
(Iii-tilt. h . é
{mil twat-ills bare back 0‘61
Ill his aves- ollt one by ma" It
‘ rts ave yet reached as
bl (Slows havo tackled any of the
-fa and home them away to
kiln
appetites. This leads us to
flat the crows must he of a.
Whynotgoto .
8. Hotel Clitfor
Oundpymlters as they make:
of thox‘aame. Sure you will.
and dim come Often. I
’9.
II
we. Wm
.‘ r.
l'
Iago—watt: , “‘4’“. .i.
fomvurtx OITY.
V I H' ‘I‘ l
.4 “W t' ».- «I M
to money. having yielded Its landfill"
.1. ready for exploitation in aoruc other
He must find out i
There is no mtllimr or Ilrftol- Way (Ittil'ihi investments (In.
and newspaper advertising is the,<
,~ . iii—4 -
Vd‘m‘ihfikilarr llldiaJu? 3313:}
(PM is a graddatc of Yale and. It be may
at one tl I have been oil In liter-
((rI wor (either as an ill trator‘or
i‘hsiitrltcr. This is borne out his eon-
‘ It signature "P. C. W.
.of tall trees to satisfy theirs
i" L . New coupon-nous.
. a HOTIL Iata-
. I secretary Saturday. TM
N
I...” . eh.» I' ‘
Have you had the grip yet? It falls
alike “Dull the Just and upon the all
last.
MUNDININI PNOIAILY CAUGHT.
Three Men Armand In Norwich Today
for Dllth of Now Landon Mln.
NORWICH, M. III «A brother of
tienterlno Mongili. who was shot and
killed during trouble over a woman in
andotl. lllt night, canto here to.
(lay and Idcntl the three men arresb
“M (at lltlplcltlll”asl night as being
amour those who p [ttclpntl-(i In the
ufftilt 'aitd who cluded the New iAllltiiill
Ipollcc. ’ The men Who have been tak.
It‘ll to New London give the names of
(It
C ‘1. i”. I. ' l.
ildd'fhg M’Ifidfl ‘ ‘ r l, and for
years one (If the beat 'v-wn Grand
Aluly men in this section (llatl Satur-
(lay at the Holdlers' Home at Norotoll.
Ill wlII(h he held the position of adia-
(not. Ml’. lteynolda had slltl‘nred for
some weeks with Intestinal trouble.
which named the skill of his attending
physician and New York specialists.
and his death had been expected for
(tome lilllt'.
liorn In (Winstl-(l sixty-six years ago.
Mr. Reynolds w It member of a well-
known family‘ that town, unll‘at-
funded the ppm? scllooll. When-.tht‘
(‘Ivii War till" he lltlntctllntcly ,(In-
llstt-(l III the Nineteenth Connecticut
VrllIttIItIIIIs wIlIIIIa' he made II good
ltl‘liltl. lie \I' ft(-IIv‘III(|a with the
llnlrcppi l‘astnno of Btooltlyn, N. Y.;
A-ralllt little of New London, and Mon I
Ia‘bllno Giovanni. ofI N( -Iw York. ’l‘lle'
detention of these. Innu ame aim the
New Ilbndon police had IlIllpllonl-d'
ii’ir-f‘ iIlI(-. pulilc (little (It‘ the nturdt-r.|
Iiilhcl lolln K: Inc IItt'rtsltul Iin- :~‘il‘iill.l£
(II-s who told him that they \Vllllit‘ti to
{net to l‘rovldcnc‘t‘I to find work. Willi
the assistance of (mother officer the
strangers were taken to the police .ItII
lien on suspicion 01 being tllc men
wanted ill New London. When search
(Ill (Inch produced loaded revolvers, III
one of which weapons four chambers
had recently been In Ilse. One car-
tridgc had been fired from the other re
volver. One. man hud a knife and the
I'hlIr‘Ill razor. ,( There was blood on the
weapon taken front Malo. Later Ill
:hc evening Officer Kane picked up an:
other stranger and took him In the sill.
tion. He (IId not have weapons. The
local police ascertained that iht‘ three
'neu came here front U Icasvllle on the
electrics, and they felt certain that the
New London police would want them.
NEW (LONDON lh‘eb. $29:- C(IroncI
Brown-y iif "Nfliwif'll. is making an ln-'
vestlgallon of the shooting of Center-
no Menghi. this afternoon. A post
nortcm examination of the bmli‘ was
begun aft three o'clock. Friends of
.t‘auk Hilandeor, who was also allot.
:laim that-Meaghi was the, aggressor.
no that stimuli-(n had no pistol ’l'hey
hm claim that flastano and fiioIonllI
Ionic t'ti New London Satulday. and
\‘U‘t‘. introduced lo the hhandeor fant—
1y by Main. because Ihev (tune from
"the. same ’place in Sicily. The men
vlll plo‘llably be plosentI-(l III police
‘otirt tomorrow Inol'uillu. It Is diffi-
tult (a get. It true story of the shoot-
'ng. on account of the. (IifIcrsnt ver-
=loIIs given by the interested persons.
I
HAS BEEN RE-ARREBTED.
Goggtn Charged With Making False
Entries to Cover Up Loss of
$73, 833. I
N \SHUA. ..N Feb. "fir iohn P I
(:oggin former ircaaurcl of the Nashua ;
Trust Company which closed its doorsi
(Ill January 25. was marl-estmi today
'01] a warrant char glng him with mak I
Iilg false (Intlles ill the books of the in-
I
stitutlon. thcrcbt covering itp a Iletlc
‘icucy in WI euounta of It”, 833. in
”(tort (loggln Ruled not" gullII and
trailing (Ixan Mien was held ill Slit
(Iiitl bonds for the gland jury. i
The (Ix-treasurer was held for (Ni
grand iuly (In a charge of being a d(- i
inllllcr. at the time (It the. closing ofi
(til bank III the commissioners. The
((‘Ilztl amount inI vcd in the alleged
(It‘sappllcation (I fllnthl by Quaint»
.ls now plat-(Ii Ill: i
SW] 000.
GERMANS HAD A L085. 4
Could Not Drive Herero: From Their
Position ip a “lien Hour’l Fight. Ii
l' l) RI IN. Fcb.‘ ‘1I.—- -t‘ol(tnlIl lsIulwelu .
.:-(II(IlnoI (If GlIrIlIltn Southwest Africa
(Inn telegraphed from Swakopfmuud
that Major Elam-“fl s column. Feb 25.
llltd (II scvem' icn llourk‘ fight IItIIIr 0i-
iiIiIIllIi‘lIltka Tllf‘ lil'lmt‘lult-i held their
iIInI-iiiou against which :Il‘illh-ry was
not available, 'Towtlld Inc (Ii’tIllill'
I‘I‘.llll((‘:t (Ioulpltuy lil‘tiiI’II through lite
IqulI‘s fortnatien and the natives re-
Ill-ml. Thtir strength nndJIhe number
at their ll‘tsscs lil‘l‘ unknown. (intI tlcr
nun officer was i\i”i"|i and (our (lillcl-I‘s
.Iuluntz thctn llt'ltnu SthmIIIIII \VIIIII‘.
Ind tour men were “'lliil‘i'lil '
‘AO Pogo WEN HIS IbENTtTv
., AN Flip e‘ls‘tu, l-cl'l .39.— Four
I W“ acll‘lbnian ( (lllcd at th‘e- (,‘e’utrlitl
manager-(I) Hospital and said he had
f( (gotten. up .t'delltltv. ‘
been (iota IlI'd "Itnder the name of lohll
.ehaycla. email Bible III his pocltét
bearing thmmm'l‘he Ina-thinks he
is a nativp of, New Y( Ir;k also that. he
Ielsation and he drew an ‘character
picture anti down in the comer placed
‘04.".I The case
has excited much infers
NEW HAIEN IF‘ob 91—Hour
Wright of Yale. on haying his atten-
tion called to thel case of a man In a
San Francisco hospital who through
(mental distress Ila unable to Identify
ihirnself. but who thinks himself to be
a tale. grslluath and has slg l him
self "P C. W. '04" to a sketc ,‘says
'that thew. is but one living giltdllatlI
(of those lni .ltls Philip C. Walt‘ott
China (It 1900 whose residence is Kli'cn
as Hanover. N. H. The dead thinks
{the flame. simply mean the date of th(
sketch. No senior in college Is lilllICI
(‘Ull’tnlll y without.
If...”
The Copper Queen Mining Company
of New fjondoil tieled a certificate of
(trunnion In the of the state
chpitll stock
it shares ot the part
holders are
New lint.
ll divided into
iktufififis lis'wll
don one share: Secret ,4»,
Crouch three untrue; ill Treasurer!
company begin- business with a clot
if.“ 0t ’1.”- ' (III I;- -.I'
w 1
[MUIIO IOY HM "IUMNIA.
srauman, m lee-nut roar}
Wallace tho‘ twelve yearn old
I hall-o
Ilenwhowalhtoocltto Newman.
alter aloof Mr. Soldier's Artie”.-
.l(-:l of; hit: IIlIl‘.iIllInl
, ill‘ tl‘ llilniu.
‘ :till.
Hughes. since ‘
.‘ilIlI illli t‘onIb-(Iilcllt ill-llIv AIfllltIry.
(ill ritptttnbol, Iii int‘i at tile ittfill‘
Ill \‘I'Ilnlln sic'l he “ll‘ pronn illl indee-
(illli lit’llit'lllllli. nnd vulv soon nit-I-
:lIlI-y. lie was (liuchfirgcd II'ItlI the
III l'ort
Allen, ‘Vtt. till August lk lib):
thelwltl' was ovcr‘ M'l. ltcynuld went
to lillsIol (Ind (Imerul the employ of-
ilii‘ tc. N. \thch Manufacturing i‘onl-
pally. where he worked for many years.
llurlng the time he was with the
company. Mr.
(II-(Id by ilili fellow townsmen in the
Second Voting District. This d.strlct
is now and always has been strongly
Democratic, yet Mr. Reynolds. though
a Republican. was able to carry It otl
several occasions. For ll long tltnc ht:
was registrar of \'(,lit‘l'1'i In tlIlI Second
District. was an assessor. and for one
term was selectman of the town. ill
p.94 Mr. Reynolds was electcll as rcp-
i't‘flinilliin‘ from Bristol to the General
Assembly. receiving the largest major.
ity evcr given to It candidate for pub-
lic office III that district. .
Soon after he was appointed as III-
Itpertol‘ 0f the andlrl's' Home at Noro-
toll. and. with Ills wifc. removed to
that place. He discharged his duties
there ill a manner which called forth
the commendations of his superiors.
and won for him tllc promotion as sol--
(IIId officer of the homc. which came to
llltll a "short time ago. Mr. Reynoms
was married ill Winstcd and Ills wife
was for several years. principal of tlI(I
public school ill lI‘oreatvillc. She r(I-
Hunt-(l when her husband went to
Norotou.
Mr. Reynolds always took II prunti~
ueul part III (lrtlnd Army affairs. was
one of the founders and a charter
member of Newton 8. Maureen; l’osl.
l. A. R., of lI‘onstviIltI, anti was once
its (I'.(tllIltttIIId(II Healtita his wife Mr.
tcynclds lcaIes an adopted daughter
irs. Ilartlcy lilshop Iof Hartford.
WEATHER SIGNS.
A Flock of Wild Goelo and a Load of
Now Balketa ~
I‘hcle Is going to be It decided
ll: Ingc ill the weather and that change
Iolnia directly to the coming of an
“ally spring
Tuesday Flatt Rock‘s cars were Its-
Iltlled by a loud noise coming from up
n the air. :I'Id investigation showed
I bit; flock of wild gccsc flying north-
:Ird and low down, so low that their
long was easily heard. That means
uh coming of warm weather.
'(IstlIrdny the basket maker from
h‘Il’liU'N Corners drove into town with
‘I( plodutis (If his winter work.
lhl‘ll‘ was Al IlIlI: load of them and be
disposed of (I good ,lliilll) among our
This is all Indication of
the quantity of rain depending
-n flIII size (If the load. Consequently
I. c can expect a deluge heavy enough
(I curly (iff the allow and ice and
il‘ ml the frost out of the ground..—
llldgtIfild Press.
VIETHODIST CHURCH BULLETIN.
(' Weekly llulllIi'In First Mrthodiut
‘('illll't'il1
Monday Min p. "L, special meeting
f tltl‘ titltcial tionrtl to transact regu-
Ill' IIIIHIIIMI‘. All the manhunt ill‘t‘
(Inc-fell in in present illlitfil'itllli
tailor! tti iii‘ (IIIIIIdIIIIrtIlI,
'I‘Ilvslltly 7::20 p In.
wetlns: iil‘tllilt’l‘ Sclli
ends-r,
il’cducsdny 7:20 p. III. III( pastor
1( ('~.~II( ~ ii up (-i all (.i the [ll‘llii'liiilllI‘i‘S
if the. (l,ltII(|l A probxltlnltI-ra' class
g to be organic-(ll. All pt‘tIlIitlittlIIIm
{II Icl__I tlllll" iII. l‘ttlllt't‘fi‘li to br pre-
“. III at this Inn-ling. 1i p. lll., lllN‘iillK
..Iltllcs' Ald t-iotl. ty III church parlors.
'l‘llursdaym'fzflti p, nI.-~tlcneral pray-
Ir mectlng, led by the pastor, The.
"hcmc for the month (If March In“ be
(‘losing Scales in thc‘ Life of Our
Lord." l. "Al. the Feast (If the Tab-
rltaclea." Read .lolln vii. All lll‘t.‘ cor-
llnlly invited.
ll‘ridayw‘ltilti p. m.—-Woman‘s For-
Ilgn Missionary Society meets at the
Iarsonagc. 'l‘lIlII will be the last reg-
Illlr meeting before conference. All
members are especially requested to
,'Ie present. Friends and visitors will
7:30 p. m.——Young Men‘s Band at'
the Church.
PASSED BAD MONEY.
Andrew Schultz of Manchester Got
' $100 for a Confederate Note. .
SOUTH MANCHESTER. Feb. 29.—
Andrcw Schultl. who about a month
ago got 8100 In money from Mra Atl-
nle Tamllon in return for a Confedcp
ate note. and who, at that time made
his escape as Mrs. Tomlin did not die-
cover the mistake until she tried to
pale the bill at‘ the point office. was or.
tested Saturday. by Deputy Sheriff
Hall and Chief Sheridan.
. After securing the money from Mrs.
To fill Schulta left town and, after ro-
' col 3 the warrant on January 4. the
deputy waited for him to come back to
town. where he arrived last. Friday.
rebuilt was locked up and will havaat
WW ‘Ho‘i'old the olden
grlll-rtli clues
Ill-Intuition.
‘ MAN 13“ N'IMOLTLL"
N. Feb. ll.—-'l‘lle native troops
the
WW lam”! thlllthlehlro
\llh (Intuit Iii‘tlllif‘it‘li to it first iitllit'HI'
iI'TIlI‘Illj
Will it:
Reynolds was often hon-I
i
l
I
in
. (twat-(l been mug in. unmade 5
Great and leanang‘rlvolfl to? f “.1
Kitchen
Continued.
Every customer left here Sat-
urday satisfied. Never III our his
tory have .(I many people visited
otlr Kitchen liepartllttI‘Il. Never
has such it i'vustiot‘ bargains been
Ilfi'l-rcd here or (IlsthlltIrc. 5th: to
ti’ic will still do II dollar‘s work.
The thrifty housekeeper can but
judge these important reductions.
THEY ARE GENUINE. THEY
ARE GOOD. 'l‘hcy arc one-third
to one-half lower than you pay here
or elsewhere at other times. Only
a few of the attractions mentioned.
Hundreds of ' others.
Lamps
All (ilasll Stand Lamps. No. 2
burner. complete title: at 25:.
Haas Lamp. llrllslt stand. "0d-
(lan" burner. raga r price 75c.
at 50:. ' .‘IiI 1“
Decorated bump and Hand-
palnted globe, regular ".45, at 89:.
Decorated bump and Globe. cen-
ter draft burner raise out founl.
regular price 8‘1. 00 at $1 ..45
Fine Decorated Lamp large
size. center draft burner raise out
fouut. regular 83. (in. at ‘1 ..98
Elite Enamel Wale
Elite Enamel Ware. white lined.
warranted for five years.
No. 1'4, Rice Boilers,
price IfIitlc, "to ”C.
No; 'Rlco lluilels. legular price
‘I. 50. Itm- '; 'I ‘
No. 24 PrlIsIrIlng Kettle regu
lal' price The Sale 554:.
(‘ovcred Buckets -I qt.,
price The. Silo .
Straight Sider (tee Punk. 2 qt.,
Icgulal price I'm, Sale 50c.
l qt. Straight soul- (I Pun. regular
price 89c Sale 59c.
2 qt. Rice Boll“ price. 69c, sale
25c.
regular
regular
, vi3l1l~li Spit: s. rogulér ,prlqo
ilk Ba \ .
Soup Ladle. I‘Iognlltl‘ price 12c.
halo 9c;
Cake I‘Ius_ regular prlt-(I l2c and
title, Sale 10c. .
“new...
Roual Enamel Ware
7 qt. l’rcsellitpt Kettle. regular
p'II ictI the. ante 33c.
Lip hum-(I l'aus. I‘tltllilu‘ prito.
29c, Stile 190.
I (It. Tt‘il (Ir (toffee Pot. regular
price Qiic. Sale 21c.
53 Rice of Milk ilollcrs. scalli-
ltIes. rt-gultlr pri(I(I tine. Sale 45c.
Angel (lake Tins. regular price
iftc. Sale 5c.
It (It. Milk t‘uus, regular price.
R‘Jc. Note 156.
t: qt. ibIl-Iin KI-Itics. regular
price (:5. Sale 49:.
Dusters and
brushes
Patent Reversible [lust
regular price-taxman in.
Long Handle Willie Wash Brush.
regular price loo.“ Sate 6c.
7 .ln. Willie Wash lirush.
bristles. ’regttlar;prlce 89c,
40c.
brush.
Bale
Shoe Brush and llauber, regular
price 25c. Sale 18c.
Milk Bottle Bntsh. regular price.
49c. 8an 35¢.
‘ 15 in Ostrich feather Dusters. ‘
regular price 98c Sale Price We
Carriage Dusters it In. regular
price 75c. Sale 49:.
Towel Rollers regular price me,
call 7o.
Hard Wood Chopping Bowls.
regular ll’tc. Sale 10c ‘
I Wash Boards regular price 25c,
Ollo 19¢.
Rival ernger,
ll. 98 0an 81.25.
Bissell's Popular Carpet Sweep
er regular price $1. 50. Ball ”0.
———-——‘d._——d——-
(
regular price
Galvanized Iron
. were
Never-Fail Oil or Galof‘
lotto lump attachment, regular
price £1 50. Gala 08c WIN-Med
for Ive years.
i 2.50. Oil Can. regular price 25¢.
Gal Covered “number Pillar;
regular price 35c Illa 25¢.
Balaton Tub, legal-r price 85c“
mod:
E
. CURES COLDS. i
The new blood it furnishes
heals all inflammations and
catarrhal affections of the
mucous membranes. The
irritations that cattle the
eyes to water and the nose !
1 to run are promptly removed.
swellinga .are reduced the ,
mucus caused to flow- natu- I
rally. and perfect health re-
stored.
IAt all druggists. 25, 50. $l.
. II
SUIT AGAINST BARTENDERB.
| -
. Waterbury Union Outed in Behalf of J..
J. Kiornan Estate. :
\‘l'A'l‘Elllll ltl’. lI‘th. 29. A suit fol
damages for 8250 has been blought
against the WaterbIIrI Hartendera'
union by Attorney James F Peaslet of'
New Haven. administrator of thc'
estate of John J, chrnan. late of New
Haven.
Two years ago the Httrtcnders' IIII-
Ion gave their first annual ball. Thomas .
l“. Ryan (II‘ New Haven offered the an
ion 8150 for permlssion to Issue a |)l'tiI
gramme fol the (limb Hc afle'ItwllIdi
went among the merchants of this (by t
In the Interest of Samutel Hovti
and collected for advertisements to bel
.printed on the programme. The pro (
grammes were pllnted at Kiernana int
New Haven and the bill amounted ‘°i
$l46. 25. The suit is In consequence of
, this bill. which it Is alleged. was Ilcv‘cr
paid.
Papers ha": been solved on all thrI
banks in this city and the Colonial
Trust Company. where the (polarity or
th(I funds of the union are kept. The
Bartenders‘ Union have intimated that
they will fight the case as they had
nothing to do with the printing bill.
The case is returnable to the court of
common pleas in New Haven on the
first Tuesday in April 1904.
WALKED FROM NEW YORK TO
HICAGO.
CHICAGO. (it‘eb. 29.—-Tweniy-eight
days have been consumed by .iohn
Krayzenski, a Pole. ill making almost
the entire distance from New York to
Chicago on foot in an attempt to lo-
cate ills miller and brother. who are
living. he says. ill South Chicago.
Krayzcnskl left his native country two
months ago. A letter containing his
father's address was. stolen from his
pocket. He only remembered the name
of the city and upon landing started on
foot for t‘hiI.(Iag(I
INSANE NIGRO SHOT TWO MEN.
BIRMINGHAM. Alla, Feb zit—A uc
glo supposed to be insane shot and kill-
(Id Postal Clerk Stockton and possibly
fatally wounded Mar Clerk Bass. on
the northbound Alabama the at South
(Irntraln number 9. two miles this side
of Meridian, early today, Thcl negro
(Iridcntly boarded the ,train when it
stopped at Meridian. The train was
hacked to Meridian Wfli'l‘t‘ two other
(Ill-rks were scented No details have
. yet been received, A posse with blood-
hounds is chasing the negro.
‘ do but cant fol
.t't'u .(mpfilfm ‘ ‘
browns and ara'yl predomi-
'IlIItt(t among the new spring drela fab-
II (III.
Do you know how we got the word
fad. One authority sayll from the
phrase "for (I (lay. "
The shot I (hose fabrics call for some
very dainty slips to wear underneath
them.
The watnan who doesn‘t care to but
bright (I‘tllola (llrtIc Illy fill her gown will
klvc h(‘l costume a gay note by having
her hat and parallel br.Ight
Go the mantis (If the New York
stores and you will not find any prob.
IIIIcI summer dress materials than we
havr light here In South Norwalk
The colored canvases make delight
flll general weal gowns for those who
the severe tailmed
Kowns The but should harmonize
slr-htiy and the result is very good.
MIIIII' gills with limited pursue are ill
habit of anlny. all new hate each
son when IIIIII Inlclll oftcn have it.
Iw dollars i|_\ putting together old Inn
it‘liuiH II hlr it till lying ill boxes folgot-
tcn (ht a II( II shape it necessary. but
hulk over last scat-Inn's flimlnillllll if
tilt-III :s the need fol (Itonomy
I now It waist of iiillik net the other
day made up over white that was a bit
striking yet not so much so but that it
((Illclted general admiration. The not
was quite open and sparsely sprinkled
with tiny white dots. The touch of
color was a few orange-colored velvet
‘ilil'iih‘ placed lItIrc and ”are about illl'
Iowcr'edgc of the deep yoke.
i believe no woman ls ever too old to
study-“yes. study just as her children
do. It keeps her from growing old.
and while she may accomplish fess III
the same time than her eighteen years
old son of daughter does, she la making
progress that lessons the danger of her
children growing away from her. if
she sympathizes with them In their
pleasures. too. she Is pretty apt to have
a happy home.
i am almost ready to believe that. bet-
ter results can be obtained with less
money by shlrrlng a gown than by flu-
ishlng it in almost any other way. i
have seen It good many made——a band
shlrred about the decollete neck a
skirt yoke of shit-ring, tllc sleeves shir-
red at the elbows, and not any lace or
other trimming used. altd one would
not ask for a prettier gown.
MERIDEN WOMAN DIES IN SWITZ-
ER LAND.
MERIDEN. Feb. 29—A cablegram an.
bounces the death In St. Moritz. l-lwits
erland. Februarziy or Mrs. Mary Cha-
pln .iacksotl (intlghtel of the late ..i H.
Chapin Ph. D. pastor of st Paul' a
linlvcrsalist Church in this city. About
nine years ago the deceased was luar-
l‘lcd to Walter Montgomery Jackson, :I
member of the publishing firm of Estes
fl ltlturlat. (If llosion. Mr. and Mrs.
.iackaon math.- thcir home in London.
A PROBLEM FOR YOUR BOY.
If in a cubic centimeter of malarial
water there are 378.878 bacilli. and IfI
one drop of in, Dick‘s \Iedicinc wlIII
kill lo more badlli titan this. and if
there are thlr'ly drops in a ((Iaspoollful
apd 10 teaslxutnfllls in a bottle of fin:
liick‘s Medicine. costing 50 cents a but
lil‘.
lllns with Dr.
llick's Medicine? This
‘\\i.i."rit-
Nm..-~w. , ..
calla-loom I-
Ethic for Bright's‘li
will but deposit In Utifl'l $2;
. Iallfi‘iifl‘, scanty and M
Rheumatism Goulaodsdat
lit Illidneya, stops Getting up
“INUVAGTUIID IV WI
50“ Meatcmz co cum
TRADE MARK
‘9‘” Grants: Wtrltotfl “ll;-
SIouarultl or
i
W 00530!!-
UEOMIOIOIOIOI
.l-II” .
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY. ‘
Piatner ‘5 Bradley. Propl.
POPULAR anusansu'rs.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
MONDAY, FEB. 29.
B. C. WHITNEV PRIOENTS
THE MUSICAL TOMFOOLERY,
THE SHOW GIRL
with
STELLA MAYHEW.
MOTHERS-4°
and the
45 SINGING AND DANCING GIRLS.
PRICES-25c. 50c 75c and $1.00.
HOY’l"S ‘l ”HEATRE.
NEXT ATTRACTION.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
THURSDAY, MARCH 3RD.
MR. NEIL BURGESB' Own Company
In an elaborate production Iof tho
'COUN lY FAIR”
. Including the Talented Trio of
Comedians, .
iDiXON. BOWERS and DIXON, and
the Leading Favorites of the New
York and London Cut.
1 PRICES—25c. 50c and 75c.
what does it cost to kill one buc-E
medicine (III-(Is malaria bI killing, the
bllc.lllns Some medicines kill the bac-
Illus and the patient we
d
We know the people enjoy
thing that leaves this store is of til
Uneeda Biscuit. etc.. price 5c.. loc..
l Champlgne. Ramona, Allie
i .
..i
touch the spot.
lgtvo you all idea or our big stock we
'CALI'. 58-2.
and» moves at an.
good things to eat.
This is why
e best
CRACKERS'.
(5c.. and 25c. package
na. Nabisco Wafers. _
COFFEE
i I Charles E. slim. lead'tlg Grocer. Si West Washitaton Street.
1 Crackers A Special Salc Crackers.
I On The National Biscuit Company's fine crackers. People who like nice frolh crllp crackers lhould pay as a visit.
it‘ll have a large variety of crackers of all kinda at prices that will make you wonder how we oanI do It. Juli to
offer you the following. '
Seymour’sStor
we are careful to see that every-
If you want Crackers that are crisp and fresh every time you buy them. remember that we are
Headquarters for goods that appeal to the appetite. Our sales on these goods are increasin
Come and buy a package of Graham Wafers. Five 0‘ clock Teas. Social Teas. Butter Thins. altines,
. Alberto, Zwieback. Ztl Zus. Chet: se Sandwich. N. B. C. Sodas, Butter Gems, Home Made Snaps,
daily.
A cup of our Delicious Coffee will wonderfully add to year breakfast.
New Canadian Cheese. loc. package—served with our Fancy Crackers. a Dainty Lunch.
I
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21: PKG—CHAMPAGNE. ATHENA. uAlIlco on RAMONA was: a. (no one. ascI—Ptt'é. 21c.
mo “madam aligum ovataaa‘rral, on zu zu SNAPS—PKG. was.
'a; alto—sauna”rive-o'cmcuraaa; loICIIAl. (“We all was none. PKG—ac.
use a (not aooolfrgeur attractor checkouts, can. u. Iillc.
..._.._..._._._...._. . .
i it. lin- Gran- lulled. 1501
all, can Ougar late, 12c;
apt! Gram Ohllll. lb. , 150
l .4. 5c
MWIIW 1th
I ”Milk Mil. lc.
raacv cit‘aptlaltv purl-an.
Is. an;
. wean
_ 'cuanio PUMPKIN
,:-‘ 7o. '
. Reg. PM. the can.
J
or. HER molloalt'tt'ate roa rlua w: an.
I, Mocha and Java Coffee. lb. 300
‘1 Deli Grade Teal, lb. 450
.8 Ibo. Choice Meaty Prunes. 26o
2 lb. New Dried Pooch». ‘ 25a
2 the. New Evan. Apricots. 250
Sugar Corn, per can. tad
. Monach Gem, (equal labllt); bolt 20o
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I la Ll—ctmca LEAN CALIFORNIA NAMhiPEN. Ll—ec.
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