lift MWD bull y nestles.
oodwill and good!
throughout tourist»
the hit as and children
9 Land deter
rate ii is true spirit a 1(day which.’
. 1' Mr. Todd' s goodness of heart
we been. in all probability a
gloomy one. was hillth 8.-
lilld‘ Ihilnld impel. on t a
y individual employee or
.Iiavuu company; 11, Iron
Ind union ering determination
a Mr mains Mr: Todd
escalates in the management or
g t corporation, their best set--
an ctr-operation. as in this than?
her will their appreciation be most lit-
.1le!" and practically demonstratéd
hooked
was; he’d asked the question so nestled
onto: the hall. a total mettle-Ad»
The only place in the world where
- .violin‘ making my be said to consti-
9 he staple industry is Marknsukir-
in Saxony, with its numerous our.
' ‘rouding- villages; There" are alto‘g
9 or about 15 W people in this district
9 success exclusively in'. the misplac-
ture ot vioLns. The inhabitants from
thp small boy Ind girl to the wrinkled.
- myhead inveteralr and the aged
9. Wilma er sH3 employed throughout
. the year in making some part or other
‘ of this instrument. 1 . , 1
99 News has reached Washington from
Rollin that the emperor or China. long
1'03“de as a weakling and .a mere
puppet in the hands of the. dowager
empress is gradually becoming more
vigorous. lie is described by‘persous
who have seen him ’as looking better
9 and taking a considerable interest in
' chairs. of the empire.
-—.—-—
M
A man who seemed to be a purely,
tic was srrestbd in New Haven the
other day for begging. A hundred
duller bill was found on his person
and near where he was arrested were
round a. horse and wagon belonging
him. The begging business in the
Elm City secus‘lucrativo. ’ .
The dellclt at Yale between the
amount received for tuition It 8155
per your and the amount of salaries
0t professors and instructors was ap-
proximately $40,000 last “year. No
wonder it is proposed to increase the
ethanol or tuition toes
ifl'he members“ oi momentum».
lib Temperance Union 0! the lime are
ribbing "comfort bags" tor the sailors
the battleship Connecticut. The
do not contain all the “wmforta”
' 'uy “billorhi’ 1110: (printed
bent. mine: "In
other day.
o9l thd is
since the city was incor-i
. V 7‘} ‘fl"! v .
‘ - ”tamed
shah died the
“nu...
- vice shows that such an ofiiciili must
_-9hw1ls‘posscssdohu right talent for the
‘09“ v ll {Orgyfiurg 1
Di one“
were» a. wash. Me
i
muster ham Muhmbaluo.
Talon one!
trusty stillness
or s can cast.
9 wt and deliberately the orator 9
l-lo had
1! com 1:,
m... in 1092.139 long term otter
Todd's action brings
. rumi-
unity to the foreground a pr
which The Euployee has or
lgp did to be one of the basic It
truly successful corpprnti
" about which is that discipt new:
9 43:1"! mercy in the government 9
re
rdinates is seldom minim-1cm
estrous the moat enacting sys-
. it adds to rains» than ripper.
tile. general: emcien‘cy or any
The employees of “tile conn-
so naval. and those who have
olnstited to their former posi-
9 9 in particular. should. however.
lupin r and appreciate the very
onstb'litiee which rest upon
holders of an operating nine-er as
uty to the public in reinstating
icon no have committed some scrim-
‘ , triers Mercy exercised in this direc-
y lend to further trouble in the
'n‘ny of rsilmnde'h who
‘ m
are amp vecs of the New York New
haves and Hartford should enter up-
‘on the duties of the new veer w til '1
ns'l'r'irlt e1 thankfuluess that conditions
with them are what 'they are: that the
gentlemen at the head of the‘r otters"
ing department possesses not only the
‘ strength and the ability to carry out
his honest convictions, but a heart
that responds with a fellow feeling to
those under his d‘rectton.. and a char-
actor, the emulation of which reflects
this true and lasting mine“ which
enables man to plan great enterprises
Gib. slid shoulder great responsibilities.
‘FEMININE TOPICS.
"The current issue of Harper' 5 Basal-
illustrates pad describes a number of
very' pre’fly and useful articles made of
out ldotlter which in the diilerent
shades is exceedingly effective over
the colored silk linings which show
through One of the prettiest is a col
ier case of golden brown leather lined
with pale-blue silk. Ooze leather is
mostly used 101 this out work. it
comes in very attractive colors and
is“ so soft and plieb‘e is to readily
contoriu to the desired shape.
Some lattices keep a boti‘ e of car-
bdiic acid at hand (and more ought to)
and a part of the daily cleaning oper-
9ations is'to wipe out the mouthpiece
ot- the telephone with a damp cloth
acid. - .
Tho flkim of the 1830 silk street
costumes harm: as lull at the front
(almosti as at the back, and below the
hips the material is neither platted
or lucked. They have a very boulfaut
enact bribe flame. but do not for n
[’9 mnmout think the time bus come when
11kot1. Christian thwarts. 9
on which there are a. few drops of the ,
atoll boo ‘1
00 it an tied [in manila:
C. tracts; calling sttsntiou to“
t 9
‘ the vital need or turrhor school ”WW"
9. inductions. _
9 99 The result is that a committee has
a] been called for Monday evening at the “
council 01111310 9
Nor’walk. Conn. ‘
January 25. lacs.
doc. or Building Committee L
so. Norwsik, Union school District
' '- mNoriralh. Conn. .
Dear sir: Hi tool impelled by the
present status. oi attairs to state to
loll and 01m it you to the committee
or iyhich you re secretory. the condi.
tips of our school tacill res now and
the prospects bi rebel! and the necessi-
tos to be met.
The reclamation in Knudsen kinder-
srten is 80 pupils. No kindersu'ten
can do any sort 9; satistactory work
with more than one-half that number.
What should be done with the sur.
plus? Organize a primary class 9
At Franklin kindergarten. located in
a'eased but dint. second floor. Ario‘
Hall. is s. registration of 57 children.
L have translation from homes sills»
coat to notch structure. via: Bur
blink and cod streets. children live
{are old to Arton to relieve the Knud-
Each primary room at each builidug
shove kindergarten grade has its toll
$939113 capacity of pupils. No toilet
Where then? Organize a new priv“
mary. But in searching tor a rental
and considering the factory property
.on Us on ell-dot. our committee is in-
torlned by the health pacer and unem-
ber of school board that we will not
be permitted to conduct school there
tor "it is unsuitable in every respect."
So much for the present condition.
At the opening of the spring term. Ap-
ril .0! each year for the last ilve years
the influx of beginners has caused the
opening at a new class room From
past experience i am convinced that
April 3rd will tlud at least 50 begin-
ner‘s applying for a seat Two courses
only are possible-4a) refuse to our
taxpayers the privilege of child's edu- "
cation. or (b) furnish school accom
mods ions. School accommodations
means suitable places. Can such be
secured cxecpt by building?
Your committee authorized by Die-
t1 lot to provide accommodations
should in my humble Judgment take
immediate steps to build a school
.ouse-modern——thc roughly up to da 0.
adapted to our city educational needs.
1 respectfully submit that the public
will liberally support any recommem
(lotion that your business judgment
and knowledge of the needs of our
community. educationally shall bring
before the taxpayers
Yours very respectfully
SUPT W. C. FOOTE.
To Members of Building Committee
Gentlemen: ~—I am in receipt ot a.
letter from Supt. Wm. C. Pools. of
which find copy enclosed. You will
580 the necessity of action by the
building committee. notwithstanding
he contemplated building of a high
school by the town-
If convenient to you 1 Would suggest
that 11 meeting be hold next Monday
evening—at the Council rooms—«with
the School Committee and the Princi-
psi. and decide whether we should
take any immediate action.
Very truly yours.
(3. SWARTZ, Buc'y.
SHEAR PLANT BURNED.
BANTAM Jan. 274F110 building of
the [tutorials Shear Company here
was burnml today The blaze was
first seen by Miss Bullock who lives
nculbv and she gave the alarm but
as there. is no fire apparatus in the
one can be careless ‘about the fit. of her
underciothing and not have it noticed.
With these full skirts the waist and
hip curves must be pstipct.
i read so cine recently that one
could remove in little spots of paint
that spotter window glass when paint.
ing is being done around them by
vtnegar."Thst is certainly much can
figuring the glass at the same time
. More than one beautitut and olives.
sivo chins placuue has fallen from the
dinning room wall because it was
ii‘ you have those you really ulna. ymn
would not begrudge the few copies
the parent amazementilwh conic
roadway lSni- the purpose would
cost. is on store out;
sble pubs in all steels. i
94o Well Soon"
nmmaoough. itiaadoop-seatsdtnilam
rmtlonorcatarrholthe’brondhlfl
“Womedtoasthmsandtbe osttruittnl
some at consumption.
9419““!
old the see or in.
washing the spots with ‘btimng. hot
ier than scraping each one oil and dis-9
hung up by a homemade arrearssnont,‘ . is Is. 000; insurance. 81. too
t: hdlust. 9m
Diamonds. madam Jewelry. oil: Clocks.
.11 a. in. Atlantis. ‘
00000000000000000000000
and cough was. loaded with nan
mworthless and harmtul. because no
«unalionl out ‘ 99 or Wear 1:.
9 resisting the mass «the trim
00 bottle. keep up til . 9
Wholly for as. few weeks and we guaranties stout-e
lust . i‘ quiet: lmnsnluptiuu. fluctuation or 01 nous
- 09-. 90'. Jackson at on... imitations. indium
village there was no way of sitting
the property A lot of finished meter
in] worth $200 was lost. The value
of tho buildin9 and contents is placed
at $5.000 on which there was insurance
to a considerable amount. Twenty-
tivo hands are thrown out of employ
ment. The plant was opened tbrco
veers ago.
HUNTINGTON HOUSE BURNED.
SHELTON, Jan 27.-Tile house or
(‘harics Jennings. in a remote part of
the town 01' Huntington was burned
last night. it is supposed that I die
fectlvo duo was the cause. The loss
(lot heart shaped tins ready for the
cake to be served at a Valentine sup
per. i think the favors for Valentino
”m.“ are to be unusually pretty this
Namath. Cone.
tubes and
It sensi- all schools or
lion. bills the germ, some the
* nice the danger
Rossini: incident! toil-ileum
99.91110 doctors that the atlatultt to turn
‘ revolt has failed The
1 been
9the authorities are putting down 9.199019
ll meetings being utmost ant"
nanny foreign correspondents s
3T! mm
l'ts
ale. udid‘ate t all
all nine out 1
9100 is
ii...MO&'
is at tie up 0!
tactically over
vement into a gdherlll poi liticuim
governments
nronilhc or shorter nouns 9.labor has
reclaimed. in Mellow 92nd 0091::
or cit tea it seems to him hint intern
upon the workmen. The political little
of the movement is strain sinki
neeth the surface. . on and lu What
form it wllisg ‘ '
future can determine. The suthorities
nvervwncv‘c seemingly are attempting
to treat. the workmen. whose aspire»
tions are purely economic. with
harshness and are null Mo tile r
patriotism bi' pointing
which wtll accrue but 989 "ll
suspension or work at us "mulls.
dockynrds etc. On the. other used.
revolutioniets with 11 our. hand
latter have again been to
hook.
is in, to had the at the polite slit is
pest and some or them have been
on to resell? g the horror ‘s‘toi‘ied of
Sunday. wills others are indulging in
the wildest inventions. particularly
about the intriitues and terrors prevail
tug at court. The intent sensationali re-
port is that the stutter-or and the im-
pelicl family have did to Liv-elite.
There were only two Russian news.
papers out or thatch . ich appeared
here this niorhln ctr accounts
the Sunday t needy re colorless 'and
in their editorials are only able with
great circumlocution to indicate“!
feeling or popular indignation
The morgue still cantons many uls-
identified deed.1‘he hands at some
of the victims erstwhile and on their
lingers are diamond rings. the subpo-
sitinil beimr that they were liberal of
gentle birth in W 9 9y with
strike movement rested on as
wnrwen and took part in the demon-
strations .
MITAU. Russia, Jan. 27~Lebor ag-
ents froth Riga piped 's strike here
this morning. tea strikers
marched to the factories and work-
shops and compelled the men who were
at work to lmve their. employment.
Troops hare been summoned to the
scene of the disturbance:
CHlCAGO Jan. 27448001 Mens-
sioationa as that of Von Plahve cost
money and the mission patriots built
the funds to carry on this work " slid
Bunsiiv Sisvinsky. .ediuzr of the Pot.
'sh Rabotnick. a Slocisilst p-rer at '-
banouet tor Mme. Bresbkovski, the
Russian exile. at the weir! C‘uii
house last night. "Mme. Broshkovski
has been a chumpi n of the Russian
masses for more t1 mu thirty yeans
many of which she spent in prison "
continued Mr. Stamp “and she ex-
oecis to and reform decomnlisbod or
to fall in the struggle The present
revolution had its origin in a peaceful
movovueut which “ltd. government of
Russia would not permit to continue.
There is an old
ciish an air
ck funds tofibarl
tan legend which
says that 'from thr nits. of those who
contribute as liberally as they can"
i After Slaviuskv's address a petit‘ou
was circulated and a considerable sum
of money raised for Mme. Breshovski.
am‘mk out only the '
9, We}?
9: engine by shoveling snow into the boil
this. l ‘3
ill arise.l But we
on the work and
sunset to all liberty loving persona 910
ml:- of the New Haven road between this
city and Brnokdeid Junction is still
blocked by snowdrii’ta and a small ar~
my oi men is at Work near Brookliel‘d .
Junction this morning shoveling out
until where snow is packed in drittlt
lame to twenty feet high The
through acrylics between New York
and the Berkshire little has been abau
doucd since Wednesday night and the
tie-up is the most colonists that. the
or the New Haven system.
The Pittsileid express, duo in this
city at 6: 38 Wednesday evening pull
. ed luto Whine street station uncut mid-
night last night having been stalled
in a show will” out near Brookfield
nearly thirty our The coal and
water on the engine!5 were exhausted in
trying to keep the passengers on the
train from treating during Wednesday
night and additional sup lies
sent to the train betore t c‘ouldbo
movhd. Water was supplied for the
All trains scheduled to run betvveon
this city and Brookileid Junction this
morning were annulled. The fast ex.
press from Pittsileld. due here at 10. 09
this morning will be sent by way oi
stIey'v'iile and Bet at.
The Highlsnd divi ion is running its
passenger trains on time today. The
first train th'mush from the west was
a passenger train due here early last
evening it reached here at two
ofolock this morning. The immense
freight traillc oh the nghland is com-
pletely at a standstill yet. but it is ex-
hts utter-noon.
A GREED.
l believe in cleanliness of body.
mind and soul.
i believe in kindness to man. woman.
child and animal
i believe in truth because -.it makes
“the 7M.
‘I believe in the charity that begins
at home. but does not end there.
i believe in mercy as lbopo for mer-
cy.
i believe in moral courage because i
am more than a brute.
I believe in rtghteouanesd because it
is the shortest and best lino between
two oternlties.
I believe in patience because it. is
the swi'fteat way to secure results.
i believe in that kind of industry
that takes an occasional vacation.
I believe In that sort of secondly
that spends money for a d purpose.
sake. but for principal' s sake.
I believe in hospitality because it
puts a roof over every man s head
i believe in obedience because it is
tho only way to learn how to com-
mend.
l believe in self control because i
want to influence others.
I believe in sutfering because it chas-
tons and purities. --—Omana News
A girl shows very good judgment to
be thin l‘mly in places where nobody
load has had since it became a part. . .
ivere _
peeled that some freight will be moved -
i believe in honesty. not for policy' s »
1 all around to bola 9“
lashes a very line liltiur‘ 10 M“ thug; .7 9‘
who also made an address. saying she
was about to return to Russia whore.
her plcmnro wns needed She said
that when she started for this country
she thouuht revolution and political
ioi‘nrm to be far in the future. "Now
1 think reform will come soon." said
she. \
BELATED EXPLANTION.
An innocent-looking German be?
walked into a drug store the other
day and faced the proprietor.
“Hui you got some two stings for
1-huu1uatlan1u?" ho shyly inquired.
"limo stings for rheumatism!" the
proprietor .ropoattvl. "Where did you
hear of that?" 9
”Why. mother use rcading it by do
nowabaperu." replied the lad.
The proprietor laughed.
“l‘vc seen something of that kind
in the papers." be said. “but i won't
attempt to otter you linytthiu lust II
good Where is the rhcumat hm?" '
"in do handt and in do arm. the
boy replied
"Well see harp." said the proprie-
tor with I. sudden smile. "i haven‘t
got the cure on thy shelves. but!
keep it in my back yard You go out
’ Fancu Spinach. Cranberries. New Bermuda Potatoes. White»
Onions. Extra Banauis. Lame Naval Oranges Sweet Potatoes.-
Extra Fine Celelu. Lettuce, Brussei Sprouts. Parsleu. Fancu Lem-
Our fruit dispiau will please 0011
Fine sweet l'OSll Butler.
0113. New Florida Tomatoes.
Our Coffee is “best bu test ”
Fruit, Ianaerines. 9
the lines already
Willimnntic Spool Cotton. 3c99
Ladles'25o and 35c Neckwear. 150
"Velvet Grip” Hose Supporters, 15c
Wool Waists. values 81. 00, 21.98
Silk Waists value hi. 00. $2.49 '
Ladies‘ Suite up to :26, 212.98
Winter Coats. value :18. 9 $10.00
Children‘s Long Coats, value
$10 00. $6. 98
"Fruit of the Loom" Muslin,
value 10c. 7c
Best Prints, all colors.‘ like ‘
Beet Apron Gingham. any
length. value 8c, 5c
Turkish Towels. big value at
15c.
All Furs at onethird oil.
Lsdies' Cashmere Gloves. reg-
101:
ular 25c, 19c
leadies' and Men’s Wool Un-
derwear dollar quality. We
Men's 25c Suspenders. No
Tomorrow Winds up the greatest
s 199 m the history of our store. ‘
9 ‘To make the day a fitting and up
.oprlate triumph, we have added
Vmany startling values, Which. with
crowd the store from basement. to
‘roof The list here pmnted 1‘s but
99. slight reminder.
WHITE SALE OF MUSLIM UNDERWEAR CONTiNUED TOMORROW '
on sale, ought to
‘lAdios‘9 Fine Gauze ‘Blnck
Hose. ‘ 3‘ 9 5c
Estey Hose. worth talfio. 9c
Lace Trimmed Handkeijichlot's.
tour for 9. , 101:
White Waistln‘gs,‘ value 19c. 9c
;lm91sdale Cambric tic
Pillow Cases. 12% value. also
-55c Brown All Linen Dam- ‘
aak.. . --3cc
Black Sateen Petticoats; val- 9
no $1. 50, $1.00
All lists in Millidery at halt
price.
All Wool Nun's Vciilng and Al- 9 9
batroes regular 50c. .380
Outing Fishnets, worth 12c.» 7’60
Bates 'So'orsuckers. always I9
9 12%: rile»
New 1905 Spring Watsts val-
ue 650, .10c
Aluminum Frying Pan (Won't
burn). listed price 30c, 506'
bewitching Miss Robinson: "and ‘you
must be sure to bring a great lot of
money with you. "
She spoke so unwillingly that Jones
made the long contemplated plunge
and was duly llmoptod.
“And now, dean" said Miss Robinson
a. little later. ”on second thought. i
ithink you had better not some to ourI
bazaar tomorrow. We shall need all,
lour money now. and its scandalous
how they 101) people at those bazaars?
”Tit-Bits.
No woman ever tried to get a div01'-;lc
from a man who thought she had curlyi
' hair. 9
i
TELEPHONE 322-4.
Spccial for Saturday
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'You‘ it come to our bazaar to mor- ORDER TO SETTLE ACCDUN?
row of course. Mr. Jones." said the District of Norwaik ss Probate
Court January 27th A. D 1905
Estate of Charles H Lowndns. late
of N1rwalk.in said District. (10600901
L. ct red, That the Administrator ex
hibit his Administration cocoons to
this court for adjustment. at". the Fro
hate cities in Norwalk, on the 17th day
of February 1905. at 2 o‘clock alter
noon; and that all persons: interested
in said Estate may be notified. thereof.
the Administrator will “use thievor'
dor lobe published in a newspaper
having a circulation in said District
at least five days before said 7th day
of February 1005.
HENRY w GREGORY.
Jan 27 1t. .9 9. . Judge.
612106
You can live better on same money by purchasing your wants of us.
Charles E. Seymour
as wear wealthier-oil W.
through this door and walk around my
flower beds. When you see tour or
Ive been resting on a flower Just try 9
to lpick them up "
and want out. its
ten minutes.
eboy nodd
wuull gone at less .
When he comeback his hare was
red and his nomwhers an angry
AA
enough?
has had stunted-«was beginning to
wall He held out his hand.
"i picked me some of those boos
can." he placidly remarked
nannies every can of
71st satisfactory return
LEADING GROOER. .
Delicious Canned Goods
You don't have to ”‘90; WSW" 111:3 hep:l 1:91; :hotoefann'eod
Master p Manson cos I are 111's
M" .1, W h god's that youp pugrohno lures—ea anything that is
he article-and get your money back.
i
scorn knows“. cons. f
boils. We
p also. We
«m
i
alumna we am Tue FAMOUS HUNT vnapmo arenas.
"Did you?) said the sniusml pro
tag a comma dcpriircd him 'of a port
Home 01' the skirts of the 110w puns
ins cloth costume are closely tucked
the hi tincTh
are so many at tho tucks t 1
client graduation or each the is not
hbpsrlnct and thc deell‘titl curve is at;
in up
WW“-
Not. ltmilmldaqtotflunli Remit-«i
“When i leave this town i must ,
leave it good name lichtnd ms." 9
lumilurdw"! hill“! you will. due.
inst color iiint Was ,. hill on y a
celluloid collar for n rd but." .9
oil W. lineup crown Aster remains, lie
Spring Irsud Irishman. can,
Brown Aster trend lueaotssh, demise
a the. 0911 Strawberry Mote.
.
lilo
1211
printer. "and does you hand incl 8 cans [arty Bird Peal. 25°
‘iili‘i35'1wlum m" “m m" "mt m. 3'" 2°“ 17 lbs
“it aindt tor the." he plagidttic ‘Grewn Aster Gifted liens. can. the
i’iiii'mlilhfaidw ”"9““ ‘°“° mm mm 11.... 1-1. 10° Gran. Sfigar
w “I . ”99’ w ' ,Klnp “innocent, can. 100 $1 m
c up d were our yming s cm . .
lion shout the mg. of their columns M" m“ “m“ ""9' ‘3" a m 2“
sud lambda. A man in San ll‘rsnciw drown Astor "and Corn, cell. 150‘ Walter Baker’s
”will: 3"" "E’ngd'fifiofi 2g: 2 Opus Ned flips Tomatoes. 25¢
a Is in
only 31.3mm other words mlsplac- “l“ “”k 'm“ Taoism, “it“ its ’
Calliomis cite-d beeches. can, . 9 tie
Victory Brand strawberries, ’
10s and We no
choice Pineapple Chunks, «it. 919$:
Grown Aster Lemon oiing worship.
“I”; ~ 1 '5 220
Drown Aster Chaise lIrtiett Pu
can a
silver Crown timid Peaches, can, 200
2 can: delay Bartlett Posts.
2 Oeu- choice Yellow Poncho... 25¢
Webster til-end white coercion;
You want allies belied dinner than. cold days. Why not try I piss inn California Haunt 9...} '7'. per '03,
ill-k9 your hardeners dollars tell.
be ”79;" trading here.
glib.
noawamcs nuclear
rocory Com” en» ‘ 3
0 37 NM
‘5 119an
1...... ‘wuouliceobub-l.
2 Gina Galileo-Ma Apricot»; 490
a th. 0911 Eng Plum tor .. loo
2 in. Can Fanny Plum, 9 too.
3 lb,csi1 Spinach m:
l.
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