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i‘iiflifli‘i mm. . TM
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cordially and internally
filo Honduran Republic in
“in the United States.
a,» caught a clergyman from
‘ released for the sake of
”ul' Congress December 1 1.
g as perfect happiness.
are. if you can answer in the
Mild happiness.
woe. ( “1‘1""
"I not holy believe in happiness
hon to Cupid. either, when I say
woman who‘ cannot. be h
y for treason,
polls.” . .
straiegem
lly passe rings to it.’
“A passe ring?
word. and means. defined post?"
William of really happy people."
keeping the best in. town, or—”
any of these; and—3'
it grins out every time."
had to smile.
. urchin.
i'coil‘iiiluillcatlon" of ‘
tits mm. Fobi‘unr 22d,
p . actor
Warn will be conferred by
‘ Mum W. A. Lewis. of
Lodge. No. 3, Bridgeport,
musical by a dalmatian
.. id-loii'oloud. the Corinthian
of ridgcport. A banquet
All Master
car. an: ‘wrtcox, Boo’y.
- V... 4% MM“...— W
. Wood ofv'Seiba; writes that a
prosperous trade has sprung
far acetylene lighting. Nine
‘ . Cclba and the public plaza
‘my thus lighted, as well as
cases in. coast towns. Acetylene,
any well and ted for Spanish-
can‘. countries. . hich afford good
go for "manufacturers of these
. otherday customs oilicers at
ing to land with twelve pounds
once and snuff concealed about
person and three 'hundred cigars
, trousers legs. He begged hard
BEHIND THE SCENES.
';."l)o you think,” said a friend to me
“Wm" day. “that there '3 such 9. with his pickles in front of him. a
‘My‘lfriendf’ said I, lnterruptlngly,
. lrbplidvoxltis 3V2”..°‘.‘9"‘ duty to be-
‘ vo luxtnwlbhortnsnltaalready ox- .
parienced it, to hunt it up, find it, Yankee.
lid then hold fast to it. And I am not
measuring off a. few yards of blue rib- “sum”... said u“. “Hum”.
“Your argument. sounds nice,“
it my friend, “but it has an aw»
Old
M..
an-
03.
his
3» Baupre, minister 0‘ Argentina. any way touching this work. can be re—
is that the trademark convention
WWI! the Argentine Republic and cm have read it, but for the benefit of
I. signed at Rio ‘15 Janeiro 0“ 00- those who have not, I will reprint it:
r30. 1905, was approved by the Na-
Now
atll r-
Mill’s, do Mt bring Cupid in, as the ently asked the minister to pass the
also of causing much of what is pickles.
While I am willing the joke polite
admit that Cupid does cause a large '
mount of weal, I think he is respon-
lble for an even Elem?” amount 0! the eyes and gasping for breath.
, but
this.
”link 3180' myrfnlcnd. that. the man lire?" inquired the Yankee.
ilpm’.
“on” be put. in ”‘9' (""5“ with the duty to remind my congregation of
'{h0 “mm“ and will “'0' laugh~ eternal punishment." returned the lain-
homShakcsponre has said, “is fit 'ister.
and
ana-
I suppose you mean
y that it is out-of—date-n thing of
the past; for if I take it. aright, ‘passe’
il,‘ usually found in the back of an Eng-
fiilll dictionary—is a French phrase, or
"You are right." replied my friend."
lit! don't hear you giving any illus-
‘ifiow about a country school boy,
21““ a free circus ticket; or a city
W Moihlack :pcoupying n. hm
M seat in rtho‘hhlrd balcony at, .a
Neville show; or a Tammany man
a day following his election; or a
th Norwalk hoioi keeper with a
'il house. who has to turn away
Bots, whose fume had spread for
i‘Siop." said lily friend breaking In,
‘perhaps you are right; but I alu not
“But you can he as happy as any of
them; your ideas are your own mak-
log. and should be cut all over for a
”fitting; they don‘t til you at all. 'l‘ry
fund be happy: give everyone you meet
that glad hand: pull them up, even if
you would like to remove them from
' earth; try to be planning—then
will please, and the pleasure of
. in: will. eventually. make -you
' py." it'll an awfully passe remedy,
Al 1 turned to resume my work. my
Mild arms; and l hoard him tell a
y to keep the channel from a
; evidently he was. following my
do. for the little fellow beamed
' thinks. and i saw a smile as or
, o as a dentist's advertisement
’ ‘ hate my friend‘s maintenance. 1
Powder is
tion of
printed. Some of The Sentinel's read-
A certain clergyman was very fond
of a particularly hot brand of pickles,
and, finding great difficulty In procur-
ing the same sort at hotels when trav-
eling, always carried a bottle with him.
one day. when dining at a restaurant
stranger sat down at the same table.
and, with an American accent. prcs-
The minister, who enjoyed
ly passed the bottle.
and in a few minutes had tlic suitsfnc»
tion of seeing the Yankee watering at
“I guess," said the latter. "that you
are a parson?"
“Yes. my friend, i am.” replied the
minister. \ ,, %
"l‘allpposc you prcncb 1’" asked the
“Yes, sir; I prcnch twice a wccll.
"Do you ever prcnch about holl-
“ch; I sometimes consider it my
“I thought so," rcpllcd lhc Yankee.
“but you arc the lirst of your class
i ever incl who carried samples."
EVACUATION OF TALAH..
British Demand: Have Been Support.
ed by the Turks.
CONSTAN'i‘INOPldi). Fcb. 21.-—’l‘hc
representations of the British ambass-
ador hcrc. Sir N. It. O'Connor. on the
subject of the convention of Taluh and
with the Augieiilgyptian commission
er.
Non. the evacuation oi" the places or
cupicd by tho Turks bcforu commls
uloncra commerce work.
ted.
evacuation by the Turkish troops wh
some time ago occupied the place.
#4
TWENTY MORE.
Sheriff Hawlcy for Murder Trial.
ROYAL Baking
cake. hot-breads,
, rolls and muffins.
No other. baking powder equals it in
strength, purity and wholesomcncss.
ROYAL puns no suasnrur:
the orders sent lo the British cruiscr
Diana to support ihc dcmands of llli.‘
ilrlllsll rcpresclliuilvu have resulted
In tho upoinlmcni of a Turkish com-
mission which will leave! Cannibali-
ipiplo inmduilatciy for-ilhc wane iii tilt:
dispute and try to arrange, matters
li is understood. however, that
Great. llrlinin demands an a Blue Qua
An early
and satisfactory settlement is anilcipro
it was announced from London Feb.
iii, that the British curluor Diana had
been ordered to ’i‘alah. a port; on the
Turkish Egyptian frontier of the Sinai
Peninsula. in order to enforce the Brit-
lull-Egyptian demands for its speedy
Extra Panel of Jurymon Drawn by
'3“.
indispens-
able to the prepara-
the ' finest:
-; . _ ROYAL BAKING POWDER 00., NEW YORK
WOMAN 76 YEARS OLD DRlNKs
MORPHINE.
Mrs. Farnham Hal Failed» in Former
Suicide Attempts.
WII.I.IMAN'I‘IC. Feb. 2i.-—-Mrs. Nan-
cy Furnilaln, 76 years old. and for
many years a resident of this locality
died yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock
at the home of her sister. Mrs. Henry
Howey, at North Windham. Death was
due to an overdose of morphine ta-
ken while Mrs. li‘urnhum was in a
spell of insanity. Mrs. Farnham. who
has been demented of late. attempted
sulcidc sumo time ago by cutting nil
artery.
Mrs. Furnham‘s uolruppearancc this
morning, surprised Mrs. Howey and
she wont to the old lady‘s room about
9 o'clock where she found her in an
unconscious condition. Dr. R. C, White
of this city was called but all efforts
to arouse the old lady proved fruit-
loss.
Mrs. li‘urnham was a widow of ihu
lati- George Furuhnm of this Dilli‘i“,
a d is survived by a brother and two
'icrs. William Roncevolle of Massac-
husetts, Mrs. Martin Hammond of Fair
Haven, Mass, and Mrs. Slater of Pat-
Maker? 1
the ., lighted. . -
delicious _
hot biscuit
most .
and ,1 ,
tasty
POBTOFFICE CASE USING TRIED
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2l.——Snou ai-
tcr court moi today a jury was accur-
cdlo try the case of cosmic Senator
George E, Green, of New York. charg-
cd with conspiracy to defraud the go-
vrrnmeni. in connection with the fur-
aishtng of supplies to the Post Ofiicc
department. After the jury had been
sworn in an adjournment was taken
until Monday.
FRENCH BISHOPS CREATED.
ROME, Feb. 2L——-'l‘hc pope held a
secret. consistory today chiefly to crc-
ale nineteen French bishops in tho
dioceses vacant through the Franco
Vatican struggle.
cd the Right. Rev. W. H. O’Connell.
archbishop of Constance. and the Right
Rev. A. S.
Ilyncinih. Canada.
’atlitude towards France.
Park "8r "l‘ilford
uam. M rs. Furnham had many friends
and acquaintances in this city.
SCHOONER lN COLLISION.
A'l‘i.AN'l‘lC'CITY. N. .l.. Feb. 21.»—
*All ulfknown lllrociuusicr schooner
which was sightcd by the life saving
most was swaying.
LADIES' NECKWEAR.
. Embroidered Collar and (luff l-lcls.
. extra good value at :lilc: special
on Wednesday at. ..............
Embroidered and larcu Wiliill
Blocks, regular prices :liir to title;
lance Collar and Cuff Sets. regular
value 75c; sale price will lu-
Whitc Stock Collars with thin vu-
luc lilo to tile; Wednesday at
Hoalanv.
o
crow m the Brigantine l.lfc Suvluz‘
.Siuiiou today. apparently had been in}
collision. She was procccdlug up lllcl
mull-ll undrr rccfcd sails and all herI
hcud suits had been torn away. her bow—a
sprit had been broken off and her fore i
’1 "Boston““siore”
Open To=night !
Following specials will be on sale
from 5 to 8:30 P. M.
190
Wednesday at ................ 26¢
. . . . 600
.................. 10c ouch
Women's Ribbed Black Wool italic.
‘ Plus.
3 Wines. Liquors and:Cigars
i n
1 “Hotel Clifford”
JOSEPH L. WALZ
. Proprietor.
Tolsphoifi‘m.
Ladico' $1.50 Waistc—
Mudi- of cxtmllcul quality lilillcr
llnilslu. tuition back. handsome
made with insertion of cmbroidc
and vulcncleullca iucc,
cm Price $1.00.
I
SPECIALS m .MALL WARM.
20c lliilek tillk Frill Pin Top How
Supporters for ladies and children.
Tonight . .....................
7 packages boat. Toilet. Paper. worth
He also preconiz‘
coa'dlutor to Archbishop of Boston. on
Bernard, no bishop of St.
The rholc ccrc-
.mony was in a line with lla- Vatican's
tic package. Toaiglli. 7 packages
l
One ofour. local shop window gives
an idea of the prevalence of green
ainong the new spring suits. Each
shade is a little different from the
other but each equally soft and desir-
able as its neighbors.
It is rather risky to attempt to dye
one’s own laces. but some are under-
taking to do so by using the tube paint
which it mixed with water.
The worker in china painting has
probably discovered that the line
French chiaus endure hard firing much
better than the Belleek. This is worth
knowing for the lustre paints are so
much used and require so much fire.
lomo very pretty new effects are be-
ing obtained by‘ mixing lustre points
before they are applied. '
"Vogue" ranks grass linen embroi-
dered in Japanesle style. both in white
and blue, either a light or a medium
shade of blue—the embroidery in both
cases being all white—as among the
prettiest nepcry for the dining room
table. Glass and china (lollies to cor-
respond. as well as afternoon tea table
covers and napkins are additional sup-
plies along this line. Canton blue and
white china. in modern style. showing
more of a cream-white surface than
old Canton ever did. are picked up
with eagerness by those who have had
the good taste to observe certain hur-
monles in table dressing. 5
There. are, some very beautiful chif-
fon and moire velvet, costumes seen.
but there is little use in talking about .
them when every one is thinking only
of the lingerie.
_rirrsm l whom lulu
alcelchiokondclly automatic“ ovenly
and served“ w tli mayonnaise. is at s
an easy dish to prepare for a bu at
meal. It is made by merely simmer»
lag down a chickentill it drops from
the bones. and than arranging the
meat in a mould and pouring the
strained and seasoned stock over. it
must stand on ice till it is very firm.
This is good served with either mayon-
naise of'sauce torture.
soft white taffeta is richly embroidered
with steel and jet. There is nothing
more fashionable than nets and the
princess designs are perhaps the ones
which display them to greatest ad-
vantage. .
NORWALK CHAPTER.
The Washington birthday entertain-
ment of the Norwalk Chapter, Dough.
tors of the American Revolution, villi
be a very brilliant social function.
Many of the ladies will wear Colonial
Costumes. Miss Annie Andrews. Miss
Helen Swartz, Miss Kathryn Hunter
and Miss Helen Quintard will assist
with refreshments after the program,
dressed as belles of Washington's
court. Charles Curtis. Howard Moss-
man and George Curtis will serve as
ushers, also in Colonial costume.
The entertainer is Miss Florence
Francis. of Stamford. who will give
recitations and songs in southern dia~
iect at 8 o‘clock. .
The alfair is to be held at the home
of Mrs. B. M. Andrews. 46 West ave-
We
It is difficult to sell
Telephone.
upon If: being the truth.‘
BECAUSE
are RELIABLE.
Our stock is RELIABLE.
Our prices are RELIABLE.
Come to us for your
12-18 North Main St.
to. soft gray tulle gown hung over a .
. i . » 1 . .
Burs Men from Emplnymoui
Every line of business in unluif ‘0
lhuiils doors ablwluiel iodria hill marl.
Business com leiliiou lion become» ma
that only men 0 ulnmltpli dubllli can and
employment. «
Em layers do not what men that an Iii-
dicta todrluk. Ailrluklau' man is “01.!!!
iii condition to handle responsible work.
Continual drinking diseases the nerve
system. No “will power" can cure; truth
meat is accessory. ‘, ‘ .
“Take (tannin annular Home!
To rurn without pailcni'o knowledge.
buy 0mm; No.1; for voluntary ironi-
{llcnifiluy ORRINE No.2. Plicu, 1.00m!
)UX. . " '
Cure Effected or Money Reloaded
podium "Drunkenncss" ( sled) "will
rl'qlu'ul. ORRINE mailed i .l on 3'"
. ‘nit a: s1 bv 'rnla ORR! ., inc.
\. ;...ll'.:i:'tilli, I). (.2. or sold in thlocliy by
c. F. ZEITFUSS.
South Moi-walk. Conn.“
GUILD’S LAKE PURCHAQED.
PORTLAND. Ore, Feb. 21.——<Guild's
Lake of 240 acres, which formed the
lagoon at the Lewis and Clark Exposi-
tion, has been purchased at. a cost of
between $200,000 and $300,000 by the
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Com-
pany. It is stated that the railroad
will fill the lake and use it for ter-
minal purposes.
Truth is Mighty.
When we say anything you can depend
Furniture and Houseiurnishings.
M. Collins & 00.
South Norwalk.
June Creamery Butter, 25c lb.
li‘
l y
l')’
150 can.
lilo
33 Washington St.
Charles
washingtOn ,
Three pounds Fancy Head Rice. 25c.
Delicious Coffee, from 25c lb. up. .
If you try our Teal, nothing else will suit you. At 40. 50 and don lb. i
Fresh Country Eggs. 35c doz. Case Eggs, 25c doz.
Our Double Cream Cheese is a winner. Hundreds try it; why not you?
LEADING GROCER.
A panel of twenty extra jurymon was
drawn yesterday by Sheriff Huwlcy
in the presence of .luilgd (leorgo W.
Wheeler. ill Bridgeport. to serve in ihc
trial of Mlklos Vito for murder,
which will be taken up today in the
criminal superior court. This panel,
Men's Blue Mixed Wool Half Hone.
samples of the bout. 25c grade.
At 19:: Pair.
Misses’ li‘iac Ribbed Cotton Hose.
with Mach split sole. doable knee
and sole. all also: up to to, re-
with the sixteen Jurymen already sum-
moned, will make thirty-six from
which to draw from.
This session of the criminal superior
court. which comes in today will be
prmdcd over «by Judge Elias A. Rob-
in .
The extra iurymcn are: George W.
you told that on Work liliiiiliilpllflll-
fir Chapman and ill» (to-Workers
it. is a good thing
then till a spiritual awaken.
uu told that the effects of
will be felt in Norwsiit for
. dimmer, time
In anecdotes, some grave
“it. always following a great
Wombat. and i think the
" ' areas. amount not in
ion
lied and Frank A. .lndd, of Bellini; .i.
Brookticid; Thomas McGorkcil and (is.
car H. Meeker. of Dannury; Edward C.
Fischer and bowl- 1. Howe. ottoman:
wish: Nicholas Wilkdli-io and Clear P.
Bidwcll, of Huntington: Conrad olfei
Wesley Wells and Seth li‘. Keillor. of '
samples of the bout 26c gratin. for 26c
Women's Plain Hlilcli Wool Hallo. """ ' ' ' ' "
samples of the bout 25c grade. 2 25c Clothes Brushes for ........ 290
Men 3 Nature Wool llulf Hose,
samples of the boat 2hr. grade. ‘0 Now iltylu °' Gilt Bolts at ' 25° on.
Men's Camel Hair liulf Hose. samples HANDKIRCHIIFI.
of the M“ 25c grade. bulliuu' Pure ldncu licmulltcllml
initial Handkerchiefs. wall worth
25c each; sale price, it for 2%
Men's largo, also White Hematilchod
Handkerchiefs. regular price 10c
each; sale Wednesday. 3 for .. lilo
tailed everywhere at 21in; bar.
gain price ......... 190
Ladies' Black Cotton time. with
high spliced heels and toe», don-
lo soles in full regular made
Hormsdorf dye, sold eyerywhcro
25c: bargain pales 19:
Men’s li‘lno (lotion Hermsdorl‘ dyed
Smalls. double sole. spliced inlet
and ,; our best seller at 26c;
tau-gun price
‘ MiAli'i'l
Ludiu’ $1.00 Willa“. ‘
Those waists are made of good
quality it flirwuisht chcvlotti.“wlth
.s....uau4
«on i... Purple and John it.
of Wilton. . .1 _
and George Sia‘uiioa. of New Canaan?
Daniel 0. floors and Jerry Keane. of.
Newton; (torrid Hoyt and George w.l
Fitch. of Nurwalk; Theodore Reynolds
and Allan ii‘. Roscoe. of Hid” “9:35:33: BtOEfBWi'l be of! 038d all day
block it urea. pleated hack and
Men's .lapimoi initial Handker-
chiefs. extra large and soft. reg-
ularly sold at lilo each; sale
price.
rich-loom.
Ladlu' 01.60 Petticoats-—
Those Petticoats are of line quality
black sateen. wide finance and flu-
lIhiiil wiih accordion pleat ruffle.
iinio Wino 01.00.
Ladlu' $2.50 Petticoats-
Marie of guanine guaranteed Hoaihr
orhioom Taffeta. with wide finance
and three much rallies and lacks.
All the» newest spring shades.
"Gill. ‘
Ill. Price ”a.
4...»
“oi is} 4’
“1. ’H“, film.
Thursday-
I
m Wuhlagioa St.
,Boulbllomlk. .‘
y .
y a
If You Want
the finest Butter you can find in town, come here and pay the price, and we can give the goods.
Fancy, rosy. syreet Creamery Butter, 32c lb. Extra Eigin Creamery Butter. 28 and 30c lb. Fine
Fancy Prunes. Apricots. Pulled Figs, Evaporated Peaches. Evaporated Apples. Everything
the best at lowest prices. Our Elite Canned Goods are the finest goods put in scan. Everyone who
has them calls for more. Nothing can touch them for quality or price.
I E. Seymour.
Corn, Tomatoes, going at
South Not-walk.
Cut down the chem] tree and dare not tell a lie.
Bookmann
Cut down the prices but. the other fellows are still high.
a
religions. ‘
New York Grocer-y. C
A. F. Beckma’n iii; 00.. Prepnelms.
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Norwalk Chronicler