_ 010049 .04 and»: stitch Mi». 0.10
4t ban 44%, 1194199 stains. liab-
in 1803 83 273,230 mulls
a value Old 33,652; 787
moi"
last year rs‘1 to the
3‘1 48, 000 In a lecture re
' ‘del‘ivorsd by one ol" the cold
agents of Australia it was
tailed that the great Australian past
irl'lhhlta has been alleviated to some
nest. owing to the fact that it was
possible to ship them to England.
Two then went into a Boston drug
and told the proprietor that they
4 441,309 a soda wator' bet and would
hit ,thsisrsodas now, and when the hat
was ds‘cldgtl tub los'eriwould drop In and
pay £9ratilem, it that wou4d be satisiac
why on; druggist He answered that
“would. and alter the sodas had host.
cyst! h‘é asked: "By the way what
is hat hot?" "Mr Smith, “ explained
lie of the men. “bets that when Bunk-
t rfiiii Monumént rails it will fall tow
er4 the north and i bet it won 't."
FEMININE TOPICS. “ ‘
The mailed épvelope b‘ag seems‘ Io
vs found its proper place as a car
rings bag. A woman must have a bag
. tally adaptsd.,ton.hsr oar
041.0th cumulus to~bsu
hath! “E I“
Tho new author combs have cosmol-
, tops. You will only and lh‘em
' on; the better class of goods of
this kind. and the enameling wtil be
hills so‘ft old saints and usually on
l'goid or an imitation. .
‘ » (e Bun" had a very readable or
ti Saturday on on gaping out frocks
linens and gdalu nous should be
barns esistic or them, and it is better
«to boys snougl‘t‘nrocks to insure this
I hposs than to have a tow too co‘st-
»ly to lay aside when their first. immnc
hints bounty has departed. ..
We love the gown that has individ-
iity. it it is not out :99; 4
All: what to got to availing gown
that shall be 148M. ‘sbllj and Mt too;
Ml. and nine times out a: ton tho
me will be “.c‘hiiiou cloth." Souls
‘ mayo worn it solid know its
possibiliti. dthsre' are
on who will‘ this I good deal It
fdo not have atl‘ I one gown or
whils it is in voice. But
Lit will never go out 04 vogue.
wide girdle Is strictly II. girlish
though once in s Willie you
one on the gown or a motion
toldom we how a tsshidnsbid
< so serviceable as tho
r which titans is a considortiiilo'
“ “BMW" “i““lfih‘? 8!“
g as u 9 pa or n cy
I“? » cleaned tsunami llgstn. ,
are a gloat many girls, wool.
who are making uso M oI'Iiy
' w or the atolls“ they possess.
it. u‘bt inlen‘dod' w‘u should looks
them all?
toll ms th‘IIt th‘s conventional
s are Irradnslly tsklng the place
0on1 in painted chins. For
is called Intro work they are
iy pontoon-into» arid vol-y balloti-
s‘sryressonshis‘ prices.
‘ 83?}! L. WALZ, Prop.
:4»; ,4 Also? ,
stbr llotcl "Mailuckcmo.n
» ‘ 38rd out“L
' 9mm”. ssrlously. impculn‘l trolloy
'» v‘r‘hh apparently unabated Imp
' 94"“0I‘II1IB “m0
“ $8410“th ‘1)?“ l M. V nation
’ W W
, Ehédmwt” AND ‘
Business by Herssllollis
O‘cntinus‘d lit-om First Fags.)
villa Doc. 13.—-’-Tne but»
began shortly alter noon
d steam. railroad business dur-
"gills night. still raged this monthlgs
41"?
4o 8 o‘clock eleven inches of snow had
alien in the city. :laccordni‘g‘ to the
Minis] measurement At the weather
.Ilrsatl station; it. was said that in siltod
abil litmus _ an mould not cease lull»
store 'y Moon. so that
, duo‘s. o't twéuty'tour
hon nt . The wind
it “8 Iofoiook' was blowing at eighteen
hides, an hour. 9n ‘sll the lines of
the Now York. New Havan- and- Hart-
lord Railroad. in the southern pm or
Connocticut. trains were moving this
alumina. hilt-s». more all behind their
beheduiss.’ in some, instances trains
Ware reported two hours late at the
Union,- Stag ogélorp. Persistent battling
ri through the night on»
{bind the management of the local
Italic! distant to declare all their
linos upon today. but no attempt was
made to run according to tho regular
limo tablo.’ in all parts of the stats
tiafllc conditions were similarly silent.-
on by this storm. 4
TORRINGTON. Doc. 43. ~All night
long it mantis" or snow has bean accu-
Initiating on tho Litchl‘lalil‘i}
hills The great basin In" which
rington Is located n savored with ten
.nchss the seasons. Tillers
has been little wind in this? s‘sctlon o.
the state. The snow began falling
about i 0' clock yestdrday alternoon
and at noon today was stondil’y Wilda
cendlbs Sleight: hsv‘o taken tbs
place or wheeled vehicles. Tilers but
been slight interruption to railroad
trains. The early morning mail from
the south- was soveral hours ballinl‘
.. me. but otherwise the metropolis of
Litchiield county is able to keep tilt.
pace 0! the outside world. ‘
» NEW BRITAIN: Doc. 13. ——With nluc
Inches 0! snow on the loyal, the storm
to! last night continues. No res
hard hip has followed ow win to the
.1930 lent 80:84me trolls:
'company.- A cars are running will
but a sight delay. The whistles thil
morning announced to school children
a holiday.
.NlliW YORK. Dec. 43. «Nearly seven
inches oilsuow which had lsilsn. In tho
city up to this forouoon gave the
street railwsx- companies their an!
.enl winter oxpsrionco oi the year. in
no part oi the city was traillc serious
ly' blobkod but all lines were runnin.
practicum. without" rég'l‘trd to schedule
all shorts being directed toward mak-
ing the how be time. As usual.
qohdltioho waist rat In the o‘utlytn
sections where the snow drifted intI
cuts. making travel of all kinds dill!
cull. in the city proper. the side
walks were covsred to a depth of soy
oral inches with heavy snow ant
slush? and pedestrians experloncac
Isl-sat discomfort '
Following the intense cold of Sat
urday and Sunday. the temperaturl
has film gradually. during the atom
and the lowest point: reached by, tht
moroury during the night was 25 no
gross above corn!
$58
and tell inches»! snow has talisn here
since yostsrlsy. and whilo train and
4.4041941.l 4:140?! at?“ ”19:43:“, schedules
and ugcow w you.”
in .I;'i‘4rslns trpm the mth worb‘huln
‘II our to an hour and a_ halt lain
surlyit'oda‘yw ‘WIlIIB th'o's's iron: the
north wars running much nearer to
The oxpmsss mas
lull Boston and Albany road were
about titty minutes late. Trains on
the Highland division- wot-o not much
hamporod by »
WOODS '
day it was still snowing hard whils‘
the wind was blowing at the rats Ill
40 mils: an hour. Cable communion
tlan with Nsntuckot was cut on, and
iolumph and tslcpilons lines on tho
om wore working bad! It. 4.
008M. lé .--.Tbo northeast
snow storm which band into mus
‘dsy srlsrnoon In this vicinity and
which throstousd to dovolou into a
blimrd. did not prove an unusual dis
lurbsn'cc st inland points. Duly no
day when the snail ceased to tail,
shout it'vs inchss coyorod the ground
. on so hymns. Thorn was little «in ‘
months. it was still cloudy this ore.
ughand tho wind had shittsd to tho
Witih'i‘itl). Duo in .wAltho‘nxll algal
luchss of snow {oi born 0 ring the
mast. trains wait,“ till carious y. lmpsd
as worn running to
. 9 assumes
, , mzfil&0mn.'.wuircuorc
two and a outrun hours behind
d. s on the trot Now
49mm :7 hill an hour
north or Thoulsston ,
44304” outbound wll
WWI »
Duo 8 '
”it IIIIII est trillionh that. 22 Install
limit on bare. fit
It urgfillnuing slightl
In
' law; a“ '
, , . '1"
or can: {gr a distance n
» the nearby houses. but the hall was
IllA‘RTF‘OND Doc. lawBOtWeon sight ‘
. i to with of snow it“s: :s‘lll‘nl ,
- lilafiorloik up to non lill hit
.4
on main streoclwsb practically intak—
edtcd today by the snow storm. _
count or II grads plus sing or In
rand tracks. it was lnino's‘klbis for It
biough. to roach the Main stunt
lin Factory: and stars workers were
wart ‘ , .
this point. coming from )7
1400mm Dec. 18.—dely
as at ”8412;th fallen its to"?
llay trains
but,” some calls were itéil‘t running
throughout the storm. Outlying roads
are blocked. ~ ‘
4m
DRIVEN OUT IN SNN“ STOR‘M.
Tonsmorlt Holland D‘amags‘d to the Elt-
» tent at 028.0004 II Boston.
BOSTON. Doc. 18.—~lnmntss of sev-
oral tenement houses in East Boston
were hurriedly driven out into the
hard snow storm early today by life in
Webster Hall. n {our story wooden
building at the corner of Webster and
Orleans streets The hall, one of the
largest in East Boston, stood in the
midst of s tenement houss section. and
owing to the high winds the danger to
surrounding proponty was great. The
firemen. alter tour hours' labor saved
burned. causing a loss of 325.000. The
walls oi the building tell..endangoring
the lives of thirteen firemen. two of
«whom ware considerably iniurod.
PAUL POTTER 0 AD‘.
STAMFORD. Doc. 18—» ill: Potter.
a. photographer who was loriilerly con
nected wit hills art dopal‘tl‘tlsnts of
eversl New :York newspapers. died
here today from a complication of dis»
sasosn resulting {toms dental abs-
cess: He was a son of Rev Daniel C
Potter. at one time pastor of the Bap-
tist Tabernacle .in New York. His
mother. Mrs. Mary P. Potter. lives in
Stamford. lie was“ years old.
WILLIMANTIO MAN DROPO DEAD-
WILLIMANTIO, Dec. 13 .—-Comsiius
Crowley. used, 75 years. a litolons res-
‘It'ient of Windham. dropped dead tods'. '
adamsmall tsrmuin the outskirts _
of .3th 1! city. This morning he went out
that", six. o'clock according. to his cus
tors to leave some milk calls by the
modslde to be gathered up by the col
‘octor. and was ramming to the house
when he was stricken. He was found
later by members of the household
dead on the doorstep.
PETlTl‘ON FO‘R ELECTRIC PLANT.
N10 WHARTFORD. Dec] 13 “-Law-
yer H. B. F‘rooman. of Hartwlord and
20 others have prepared a petition to
present to the incoming general as-
Ismbly applying for a nhartar for a
new electric plant which will .nII-nlsh
power and light in the coalition 0444
Hartford and Utwchlleld it is planned
to install the plant in the damned
Inllls hero or the Cotton Duck Trust
Company, which removed south about
‘Ih‘d standing his boyish all:
grim but. unintentional J6k‘éi‘.
one your 880-
n-”...__........
* ilIllIflil Announcement.
(
Ladin’ Solid 14 kt. Gold ‘Walihsm Watch» tram $18.00 up. '
. a» WW»
“HMO, ”astronomy "'
lama. N" Y..‘ nod.- Isl—howls.
hoe biol-
son Romano. all ital‘i‘ aw [I0 We
5 here :qu n and. altars uncommitted
a brutal top or in June last. walked
» . to the chair ni‘ death in. Auburn prison
‘ st 6: 20 this morning and lost his late
undiscitlngiy. Bunions looked young
oven tor his 21 years and his nerve .
His walkod to tile :
chair with It- taint ‘smtio upon his lips.
rotate {Enoctriclah Davis that turned on '
was remarkablo.
1.800 Volts. sight amperosd i .Aft'sr tour
physicians: and one“ policeman had sp- ‘
plied the stethoscope without dotsctlng .
a fluttor soother shock was given: to
see it any ratios action could be ob-
mined, as Mr Davis explained. The
Stethoscopes revealed none and Bog
giauo was pronounced dead. Thaw
licemsn' s part in the oxoclltion was a
Briana
Physician Gorin mistook him (or a lo
cal practitioner and all shim a
stethoscope with an lhvit 10‘s to ex-
amine the man The poucetnnn had
never nttondcll an electrocution before
and had never seen a stcthscopo, its ‘
thought he had to do us aha others
hurl done bcdore him and so its ‘l'i'xed
the' instrument in his ears and applied -
the other 'end somewhere near the ro
gion oi the, heart and mnly all»
ncuncod that he could hear Moothipg.
“Magus—“M
NEW OFFICE CRIATIDI
L A new 004cc has been crusted in the
mechanical department of the Gaussi-
lasted railroad under 8'. iiilkgin's. oi
generslxmanagsr .
it is that at mechanical outdoor and
is directly under that or Mechanical
SupsflntcndontF. N Hibbi who has
charge of looking after th machinery
in the operating department.
W. R. Msurer. hitherto in the me- .
oathhggulo, ; .
charlicai department
Ruchestsr and Pittsbur' 1*
been appointed to the position, with
boadqusrtels in Newl-l Honour" 4
3 cans good Corn .......... 25c.
3 cans good Peas ............. 250.
2nansgmd801mon....;...z ..... 25c.
.3 cans good milk ..... ........‘;.."r 25c.
3 cans good soup .............. 260.
3 cans good prunos ......... »... 20c.
2 cans good peaches ........... . 425d.
3 pkg. P. C. Flour ..... ....... . 85c.
3 pkg. Oat M'esl ...... .. 25s.
2 pkg. Buck-wheat ...... . ..... 25c.
2 pkg. Force .4 ........ :.‘.'.'lt ..... . '260"
2pltg. Cream otthat ........2lic
8 pkg Raisins .' ................... 26c.
3 pkg. Currants ........ .. 25c.
Jasoloff "s
7218. Malt) St. so. Worst-III
TILIDHONI. w
m
”It
;
Ladlss' Gold Fliiod Watches nusrsntos‘d to weir tor 20 ”#0831080 on
Gsnts' Gold Filled Waithsm Watches unusual for 20 yuan. 4810.00 l‘lih‘
GOLD G‘NARDO AND‘ VIIT CHAINB.
blml‘nons’ Gold l'lllsd Guards ‘snd Vast chains. tho but made. and all
unsound“ to mar and am sstlstso‘tlan.
DIA‘MONDI.’ BOLD JEWELRY AND BTIRLINO ,BILVIR.
All articles Minn-ll
8‘00 .snhrsvnd will luvs initials mm‘v‘sd trad.
All anal-suing doll. by MIGIIII'OHUMVO'.
I". ”NV 4 . l 4
STORI OFIN IVININOO UNTIL. AFTER CHRISTMAS.
a
II W. IIUS‘
40 Wall Street,
‘I‘Iifl Roclor mom
in I routing and selling“ “its
Ilsco upon tho marital.
Bo. roars they or the
“pm
ii, Jeweler
. ’ Norwalk, ‘Goun.
»
clout cc. of ritIInlIord. Odom. urn midsum-
land most. economical Gus
limp over
list m a!» too Is Poin‘r‘sr. l. 7 :
Wild upon Which they stand that they are
product! .. place one of this Rectnrb Lamps in your house or plans at bush
gloss, our days' trial
To.“ smooths... a... I.
‘ V0 I
mdmymml whims Wit
It Will says
,4 Bob‘s so it does the work of snyt
onlissts any nth
Inst *'
II. no 98901486 to M
’ WI Notify m flow ‘-
thisoiio’r. Tlilli .IIA‘IIIi with snot. 999.9. bo-
hoyond ills possibility of a doubt 4 will
some of guy 'oihcv Instill 4
tll
I700 Morrow
, Wu um I or any tllul- all. costs .
WI: 4:: god to in light your plans of Illmiilgtlki Q '
Wild
[58089088 Willi“ 83'9“
or brokon plastics and Glass Wars than do nth
‘ bashful can b i
M
Ile DEATH UNFLI‘NGI‘VIINGLY. , .
Young Sealant. Guilty of Brutal
Out Newil‘ilnlstcr
‘» us W9
.: ‘ .p'y »
, batman 'rlloslrsou swash. w.
limit it, sills I
m” A III or "tits on Horns»
40ml Ilium In no MDMM' Now York
r0454. 84, ii w‘lih Ills original out and
'89.
run it titular PLAY or III: miles
1 I I I
186; fins. ‘83.? ’w moo: “d
and
0943 III “funding“ on Is.
; . . A oRANoi‘ '
ENTERTAINMENT AND SOQIABLE
will no [given by
your: ram: 10.; 26.
RED .MEN.
in Their Wigwam. wash‘l‘nntbn' street. g
WEDNESDAV EVENING, DECEM“ ‘.
BE R 14TH, 1904.
The Hook
board in c III-uses. Quartsttu, Dustin
and Solos.
Prof Linstlisr‘s Orchestra will
furnish music for the dancing. .
. ; Program will commence at ‘8 o 'clook.
= Tickoto 25c. fol- s'sls st Coleman's
‘ News Stand. thlplsy I Clark's, Gill}
l'ord Pharmacy and Plaistsd’s‘ Drug
More or from momboli‘fi
A used, time is mum.
The question is oité‘n asked mo why“ my codes is so lino,
blow It not 9.: mpg,!oliovoffi 14446 “Ivor;
. well seasoned high'
,ts 9:"th
i‘snci lest old I:
lily: n “throwback: Ind 184qu In allot si “
I
i
hRidsr Glee Club will bs‘
Silas.
all lill at
3 i=0 no
Five Litti Peptic" (I‘How The}; Grow. Inge. 4 44 44
Rosa cw: books ass. 4. 4 i -
Algor's books as: and 5pc. ‘, ‘ ‘ " ‘
The Wollebly sole. for Girls, 05:. 4 g ‘
Oliver Optic. 39c. . ' . 4 4
L '1‘. M‘i'l'ad's books, 25c and 39c. . .« .
The PigmissmNathaluel Hawthorne 25c. , .. " "
The Bible Story. in on: syllable 25c and soc. -- . “ 4
Through the Year with Longiellow 25c. 4': f j» ‘4 ’ "
Pearls from Whittier 25c: ‘ ‘ »
Foxy Grandpa. soc. ' ' " ‘ .. , 4. 2,
Foxy Grandpa's Mother Goose Melodies,- -5oc. . .. ‘, ,
A: B C books, 10¢. 15:, 15c. 44 .' ’
Bubble Jingle, 45c. 4 ‘ . , ._ ,. ,, , r. .
Fairy Favorites l‘gc. ‘ .4 :4 " 7 ' 4‘
thtterbox 75c. '. F 4 ' , ,4 ' 14 j 4 "
Mother Goose Series soc. ‘ " “ ' =3-
Longfellow Whittier and Te nnyson's Poems. .compiote ‘at ‘
4...
P‘addcd Poems 75c and 95c. ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
Catholic Prayer books 39¢. 45¢. 50¢. 65¢. $1.00 and 81 as»
. fifiémpfl Prayer books and Hymnals $1. on.
andsome Bibles at $I.oo. ‘ , '
Postal Cards. all imported value 3c and 5c. It“; 1 lot 54:.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mata. Dec 13.
lode
tremendous sen provsntodw‘ t‘n
venturing out, and ltw impp‘s‘siblc
to learn the ldcxitity of. ‘o. vascular
her dcstlnatiou during the early hours
CITIAMER WENT ASHORE.
hrbs- mastod schooner; lumber—
went ashore during the night
on . unsil Meadow Shoal. off this ol‘ lin-d .
port. and Is bellowed to be In a danger- 4, 4 ; 4
,- ous (Indium A high wind and a They all keep 'nlsrloslfstsllonorg.
TELEPHONE 3224.1
why it runs so uniform and why it is so reasons»
I lit“ of4 cause and eitecl. In the first place i buy nothing but the
do cottons which hays been given a careful cup test. it is not g‘sn
orally known that fully halt the cotton, illnot more. is in some way damaged. either by the rain or poor ronsto
ing. or by many other causes which injure thil quality of the goods.
it is so susceptible to foreign odors of any kind
as unwholosomo nature it wlll lako up the odor instantly. wheieby the coitus is ruined
with grow cars.
(logo's like fine butter, has in be handled
it it comes in contact with anything of
in many instances
cheap notices are substituted in order to pay for trading stamps-awhich 4' consider a method at legalized robbery
The person who has anything to do wl:h the" tradig
nothing, when in reality its is paying very dearly for!
biggest. humbug in the country and should no prohibited by law.
square deal and will stand for nothing else.
businsss~the best goods at a fair price.
nothing to do with.
stamp business supposes he is getting something for
bat really amounts to nothing. in my opinion it is the
President Roosevelt says he believes in It
This is today and has always been the foundation principle of my
Damaged. unwholosome, unsound goods I do not handle and want
An article is never ch'dap unless you have use for it and certainly no sane person has use
.l‘or any article that is not sound and healthy.
4 give no tickets, stamps nor presents with my goods. My trade
is too intelligent to he humbuggsd by such business methods.
Charles E Seymour
88 WIOT WADHINDTON‘ OT”
”dos
LEADINO‘ GROOIN. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. _
E FACTS
44 » Yes. we will admit that wit have the largest Coiled. trade in The Norwallts. We also admit
that our trade on coffee is hlcrcssing every day. Our Calico mill is very seldom idle. You can outcl- ,
our store any has:
9% day and see our niill running full blast. Your Coffee is just elegant and
_ the price is so reasonable wo’oftsll'hssr our customers say. “Yes. our Collects just slogant: it has
that heavy, rich flavor. a down that malted everybody at the breakfast table call for a ‘ssc‘ond cup. ”
We must have
tlclpp all an all at W profit. 18an III» 4
are not slhsmsd to quot-r auditor tits benefit I councillors of limit Trading '
critic
Calico; it can’t be othcrwiso. bocsuse it‘s fresh roasted and soils so rapidly
that it's always a dgllcions cup. The psopls in The Not-walks know what good 0989: is; they are
not buying gold bricks nowadayggthcy sits getting this: now. There who's time when they we
plying train to to :58 Is pound more for their Optics and imagined they were getting a hello: CUT!
fee for their money. Hundrsds of people um triad ours of late for comparison; now they will not
pay m cont therefor any other. bananas they found ours to bs'A No. 1. fresh roasted enlist. still
has this flavor to suit their taste. We retail our Mocha and 1m Codes at 30¢ per pound and with
4 each pound purchassd we will give you entirely tree to 'Hunt Trading Stamps.
SOMEBODY’S SHOE PINCHES
MORE FACTS Do the [Iconic of The Not-walks think the Walter Baits: coast contain
puts up an extra special Cocos for the other follows to got from 3 to so 1 can more for
do? Do the people of The Nam-slits think that Corliss Bros. put up a little better on iy;
f Ketchup for the other follows to get from 4 to 5c s bottls more for it than we do? Do the “
of The Nomallts‘ fluids that all theft: sfsi composites in" the country, put extra special foods
‘ tile othsr’ follows to/ssk from I topic
more for til ws do: Do the papilla of Thc‘Norwu
i ll
groom lino III-9 0018107
3 shop. witch you get
would hays gotten your
‘ hundreds of wileé' hoppers It!" will! than a tits 9mm unis. Collscllhellunt minim“? ' ‘
arc r‘slisbi
not you no ‘
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