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it. ,u a. hold u m.
a mi ,
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M.’WI LOOX. W’s V
, incline shop of the hethlw
batman Company were burned ear-{
"00.000 to property and valuable rec-
ords. The tire originated in the hitch-
es of the dining cafe on the second
floor of the office building. and spread i
so rapidly that the building was soon i
enveloped lnlfiames. The once bulid;.
lug was a four-story brick, and frame
structure 200 by 60 feet in dimensions.
The large drafting rooms were lo-
cated on the fourth floor. in the vaults
M.
hillsi-
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Branching rungs and Wm nearing.
s not a‘slngle man. though the
,3colslonally pays a visit. There
ops. markets. temples, theaters.
pull avenues. parks lakes, trees
flower gardens. a hail of justice.
‘ utioner,‘zpollce, generals and
. , are all, the positions, official and
' lee. being tilted by women. The
an in all Siam who
3 city istheLigin'g.
mmerclal traveler tells the fol-
. of a little social gathering in
"m Ontario; "Dinner was a little
‘A guest naked the hostess to
can enter
acid woman executed a Cho
urns with precision. She fin-
find there was still an interval
as silo turne‘d‘to an old gentleman
‘ (insight and said: ‘Would you like
quota before dinner?’ lie gave a
Wit of surprise and pleasure. ‘Wlly.
4‘ Ithanlrsi‘ he said. ‘1 had a couple
'way-bcro, but I think I could
0 another."
Notwithstanding the rapid decrease
0 death rate there. Chicago is not
entirely safe to live in. The Chi-
heaith department has asked for
' j appropriation of 825.000 to enable
makes vigorous effort to lessen the
bar of deaths from consumption.
ere, were more than 7,000 such
A y, B. in Illinois raises. and of those
aware in Chifigo. Specialists es-
” to that by lining proportionately
‘ much as New York has done by
W of prevention and cure the Chi-
em health authorities may save 2,000
lives eachayear.
,4“ 7.2,: .
The Molar interest in the automd
:bile show at Chicago was evidenced by
"the advanced sale of 20.000 tickets and
he expectation that the attendance for
the week will reach 150,000. The mag-
tude of the exhibition is indicated by
lies figures: Numbcro of makes cxhilr
ted, 98; number of cars exhibited.
has; total exhibitors. 240; estimated
sine. 81,000,000; capital of firms ex.
Whiting. $100,000,000; floor space used
A (mare feet), 77,900.
‘ n pursuance of his campaign for tho
,. torment of the British army. Lord
Roberts ass issued a manifesto to the
“lion advooatillg’ that drill in the use
,. ho rifle be taught in all the public
thools: that every youth be obliged
j undergo three or four month's mil-
itary training, and that in an older-
' y every man during certain years
, is life stall be legally liable to be
hailed out for service in the United
Kingdom.
:f“i.l?hlrty-fonr years ago Ebenezer
W billion In the Maine Savings
Grove Cemetery association of Mc-
‘ 0 Falls. The giver made the
sin in back until it ulucuuted
“0100.000.
cit Administration the Nations
ills uni-v delivers the goods.”
from the United States.
v
to Vladvoatoh, then transports
somethins. Seatlns herself at the the Central National Bank, went doivn
and put the fire out. Had he condone
merry blaze in a short time.
dining to be bridged. in the grim same thing and he was visited by 01h-
drank It Portland 350, a gift to the Mn-
ndltion that the money should rc-
to
The sum has now grown
over 8200. and at the normal rate of
:lipcresso it will' become available for
the uses of the association in the your
.At'tl ballquot in Grand Rapids Cou-
ncilman .1. Adam Bede had to spelt).
, Congress. who had been advertised
" speak. being .detslned by “fnnllly
‘W3' “1 want it distinctly under-
W said Mr. Bede, that under the
I been changed from the eagle
stark. The eagle may scream.
hurls has the biggest forest area
country on earth. yet the tim-
, the construction of the custom
of the trans-Siberian railway all
it was
t from Oregon. being shipped
to the banks of a tributary of
or and loaded lulo barges lo fit:
of which were kept the valuable de-E
signs for military equipment and other,
products of the works. The Vaults
crumbled in the blaze and all their
valuable contents were destroyed.
so there would probably have been a
This is
the second time the lad has done the
cor Morehouse, who gave him a good
talking to.
Firemen on Bridge Again.
The South Norwalk fire department
was summoned to the east end of the
Washington stret bridge again last
night, by a slight. fire. The alarm was
turned in from Box 52. at. 12:30 o'clock.
The fire was in the switch box on the
pole at that point. and the only dam-
age done was the burning out of some
of the wires. The blaze was extin-
guished with the use of an extinguish-
or. .
The firemen are now kept busier
than usual, as it has been deemed best
to have them stationed at public plac-
es of amuscmnt ill crane their services
should ever be needed. These men.
one from cacliricompany, are now on
duty at Hoyt’s ‘ pairs at each perfor-
mance. and two men from Putnam
Hose Company and mo from Old Well
Hook and Ladder Company will be
at the Red Men's ball, this evening. ill
Music Hall.
DANCED IN ARION HALL.
Hungarian Roman and Greek Calho.
llc Benefit Society Has a Good
Time.
The First Hungarian Roman and
Greek Catholic Benefit, Society ball
was held Saturday afternoon and eyes
niug ill Al'ion Hull. 'l‘lle affair was
largely attended anti provml u financial
as well as a social success. The
music was furnished by Roscubcry'a
Orchestra. of Bridgeport. A concert
program, undo. the lilrcctlon of Paul
Kallllu. was rendered.
The committee in charge of the of-
falr comprised Joni Kaulln. Stove Fall-
zsaly. Andrew Zremer. John Emyrauk.
Andrew Kcrkes and Alex. Pogany.
The society is a young one, but u.
hustler being mostly of yo'ung people.
it was its first social attempt and the
affair was certainly a great success.
ccss.
WILL FIGHT FOR Hrs cHiLo.
.loscpll Mulvlhlll proposes to contest
the application made by Mrs. Cather-
lnc Ashcroft. of Pacific street. Storm
l'nril. that she be appointed guardian
of his slx-ycumltl daughter, Catherine
Mulvllilll. lie states that be consid-
era that he is a proper person to.
care for the child and has retained
Attorney (‘unco to conduct his case
for hlnl.
MiJCH PROGRESS AT ALGECIRAO.
WASHINGTON. Fob. 2tl.—-—Ambassa-
dor Willie has cabled the State De.
partulunt from Algtlciras that the indi-
cations are that substantial promise
is being made in the discussion of
the banking question before the Mor.
occoll Conference there. and the deio-
gates. both French and German. are
still at. work discussing the question
in a very conciliatory manner.
PRAVED FOR THE DEAD.
WASHINGTON, Fob.
‘l
ll] lor the failure of another member
ripening the seas
lay.
i will be taken after the passage of no
respect to his moory.
oncy has sold lilo John F. Burriit rest
pol street.
it April 1.
“Lhw ...s
, to its destinations.
legislature. and if it u
L.
Wow the sollctstion of business
Worcester by his agents will be
hushed who moire a be
”Cindi“ Milli! to, bring
.. ...... a and iteratialupbsii.
c dropped dead this blowing at
South Norwslk railroad suitiou.
IARRETT-wFITZPATRICK.
u-
Church by the rector Father 0’!»
of fine materials. nicely trimmed in
lace and embroidery, low neck styles,
(the values, for 50c.
Church. last evening, a service of most
unusual character was held. indicative
NEW LINGERIE WAISTS
NEW. LINEN WAIBTS
NEW EMBROIDERED WAISTS
new SILK wmsrs
NEW LAWN,WAlBT8
new BATIBTE warsrs
CORSET COVERS. a new line made
BABY DRESSES in white lawn and
. calnbrlc. 1 to 3 year sizes and various
Istyles, 81.26, 31.50 dresses for 5100.
MARCH DELINEATOR NOW READY.
THE BOST
REMARKABLE RELIGIOUS INTER.
EST.
Special Revival Services to be Held
in First M. E. Church.
At the First Methodist Episcopal
line
of the deep and widespread religious
inlcl'cst tllut prevails lll community.
Alillogllu the storm rugctl. and the con-
grcguilon was ncccsanrily diminished,
the. religious fcvor did not nbntc.
After the usual order of service had
proceeded the pastor begun a sermon
on the topic “Who is on tho liord‘s
onsross
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neurons. AND CULINARY
WRINKLED.
An evening cout extremely useful
for summer weur bus a wide collar
and stole-like pieces down the front of
cloth. while from the collar to hem all
around to the stoic are many mousse-
'l‘ilis produces a soft.
fluffy cffcci very desirable in a wrup
to throw over onc's summer dresses.
'l‘llo iincu blouse for common wcur
should be made with frequent lauudcr~
lugs ill view. and the plain sleeve full ‘
at. the top. tapering in the wrist and
finished with a link cuff lc...'cs little
ruffles.
to be desired in this TGHHL‘AL
BITRATE.
WILLEMSTEAI). island of Curacao.
Fob 2tl.~-It is loarlli'd from official
sources at Caracas. Venezuela. that
President. Castro's next move ill the
lh‘rencll question will he to call upon
the United States to arbitrate the
uucsilon of the amount of duluagc
done by France ill pcrimtllug tllc fili-
illlg out. of the fillbusicring stcaur
er liau ltlg lliii, Fort liil FrililCC‘, island
of Martinique. to prey upon Vcnczuc-
lan columcrcc and transport troops
during the Matos revolt. The United
iBtutcs’ claim against Great Britain in
the case of the Alabama will he cited
us a precedent.
‘MOOSUP MILL STRIKERS STILL
OUT.
MOOSUP. Poll. 26.-—Tllc strike sit-
uation ill the AItIl'It‘h Manufacturing
Company‘s mills remains the salllc. the
men showing no disposition to return
to return to Work. it wus stood at
the office of the coulpully today that
Tile the company would make no conces-
WANTS UNITED STATES TO AR- 7
20.-—ltlx-
Speaker Henderson’s death was the
burden of the prayer of the chaplain in
on of the House to-
Iater in the day sdioummout
propriate resolutions as a mark of
CHAPEL UTREIT PROPERTY GOLD
’l‘ilo Jacob M. litivluc real estate ag-
Sldc?” An appeal was made to any
who while ill sin were like the IAlVII‘
es of old desirous of a better life, to
openly come on on the Lord‘s side.
and before the sermon was finished.
while the preacher was discoursiug
a lllilll arose and walked from the
roar of the church and knelt at the
altar. Tile sermon was never tlllisll.
ed. llllt the pastor immediately began
an altar service.
Tile seeker was soundly converted,
tllc llrcillrolr of the church cnnlc Illl‘
modiutcly forward. and after singing
the whole congregation giltllol'cd ill
the front chs and a scrvlcc which
those present will never forgot follow-
Oil.
The interest is so grant that tho
prcuchcr will consult this evening.
with the official board concerning the
Illllllctllato holding of further special
services. iii any case there will be
two revival services this week. one
tomorrow night and the other Thurs-
day evening. The young nlcn of the
church will meet the pastor Friday
night, and a great service is planned
for next Sunday evening. Any flir-
thor services which may be decided
on will be duly unoullcotl.
SPECIAL saws-non aan MEET-
mes.
Captain Wilbur to Return Here to Con-
duct Them Saturday and Sunday.
The local Salvation Army are plau-
llillg for special llloctlngs and a rally
next Saturday and Sunday. when Capt.
Wilbur. formerly in charge of the work
here. will make the local corps u visit
for the first time since leaving here
over it year ago. Cnpt. Wilbur has
recently taken over the command of
New London where u very successful
work is going on, nearly fifty converts
having been made in the past three or
four weeks. It has been arranged
for Capt. Wilbur to lead the Rescue
Mission meeting Sunday afternoon at.
3:15. where he will be glad to meet as
runny of his old friends as possible.
Capt. Wilbur will conduct special
meetings in the Army Hall, South Main
street, its follows: Saturday night.
welcome lllcotlng at 8 p. m.. preceded
by open air liloellug at usual sutud.
weather permitting. Sunday there
will be a holiness meeting at it a. m.
for Christians. especially for the deep-
ening of spiritual life and at it p. nl.
o
A cordial in-
ironiug is made cosy by the urrsllgc~
merit of the fullness and the open
cuff. Or 1"
A;slmplo method r ndlng thin
fabrics like curtains .nol. frequently
sent to the laundry is given in Hare
pcr’a ilaaar: Dip a. piece of the ma-
teriai ill will starch .jund press over
the tour with a hot lrgh.
Most. of tile heraldic figures for cm-
llroltlcry are satisfactory ill orlcninl
colors. The dragon is a design road.
lly adopted to cross-stitch work; oc-
casionally the outer scroll is worked
in cross stitch and the dragon in satin
stitch, this arrangement giving full
scope in the choice of colors. which
may be selected to blend with the pre-
vailing tones of the room.
A lvilltcr but, to which the owner
still clings ill spite of, mu lutcncss of
the season, is composed entirely of
plultlngs of violet silk and is still very
dressy and serviceable. The only
needed ornament is a soft breast iii
iridescent. colors.
1le plnlts. laid all across the front
or three at ouch side of the front and
back make up atlractiw waist. Care
should be taken that the waist is well
fastened down in back to avoid it
round shouldered appearance.
The band or twist of ribbon. tulle or
silver encircling the head is a charm}
lug accessory to the evening colffurc
which is growing ill favor, nild will no
doubt. be more generally udoptcdlbi'
the younger women for afternoon wear
as the season advances and thuuy ap-
pear more and more without hats.
Ono princess tca gown has it panel
from coreugc to skirt. hem lit the front.
the gown at each side of the panel
being cut. ill sinuous scallops having
fill edge of contrasting color anti mit-
icl‘ltll.
A new high-crowned hut turns ulll
sharply at the left side where a full
leather is placed. Underneath this
brinl at tho upturned point is a cluster
of roses.
on of almonds is very beneficial to
the sklnuuud may be freely used since
it is purely vegetable in composltloi .
The charm of it long Empire cost. if
light tun broadcloth is its oxcedingiy
good lines. it velvet collar of rich grei it
giving just. the bit. of contrast neces-
sary to perfect. the garment. I
Two email ullk bows, one above "In
other, are worn with the lines line
gcric collar. j
A rug particularly appropriate fort n
great battle for souls.
vlistlon is given to all interested in
colonial dining-room has it plain batik-
ground with geometrical fitlures in the
stop and that if the strikers wanted to
return to work under the old Scale of
wages they were at liberty to do so.
The nlllls\urc not. running. it, is
thought that many of the/400 strikers
have gone to Massachusetts mills for
work.
MR. ALEXANDER WILL RECOVER.
. TRIAL , BOTTLE. 25c.
256‘“,
if urea Hay Fever or Money Refunded. 50c - $1.00
' Only Thing on Earth. ThetCures, Asthma.
1001‘ 0ND IAILDEE IN ’0 run
ROW AT A WEDDING.
WIIJJAMATLC. Feb, 26.-—ln the City
Court. today probable cause was found
in the case against .lacko Czapyk. who
was charged with having stabbed John
h‘rlilick at. the latter’s wedding last
night. Frulick. who appeared in the
court with a bandaged head, said that
Cznpyk was under the influence of ii-
quor ut the wedding and that he stab.
bcd him without provocation. The
prisoner testified that he stabbed the
prospective bride-groom in self de-
fense, saying that the latter had at-
tacked him. He was found we
tacked him. He. was bound over un-
der bonds of $2.000, which have not
been furnished.
ED.
BERLIN, Fob. 26.——AlllliaSSll(lOl‘ 'i‘o-
wer today presented President Rosse-
velt‘s lllcssagc congratulating the Ger-
man emperor and empress on their
silver wedding anniversary. The cm-
perm-in expressing his thanks mention.
oil the wedding of Alice Roosevelt and
Nicholas Longworlh and the marriage
of the Duchess Sophie Charlotte of
Oldenburg to Prince Eitcl‘ldrctlerick.
which occurs tomorrow. and said he
hoped those your"; people would be as
happy as he and the empress had
been.
“You cannot out your cake and have
NEW YORK. li‘t'b. 26.»—-'l‘llc rot-o,
very of James W. Alexander former
president of the Equitable Life Assu-
rance Society, who recently under-
went two operations for an organic
if, too."
Some godlcss men. who hold this state-
ment, truc.
Apply it ill another way. They tool
“You cannot give your word and keep
trouble. was announced it) be practical.
ly ccrtulll by his physicians lotlny.
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. , . is directed to the beautiful assortments and splendid values offered hornet 0W It! I 20 days treet-
Qulte a serious fire was checked ‘ sound had-m
Saturday. A young lad named Sher- } ' M ”W "5'
mm“ '- . . ma.“ .................
c gswowere yngnapein _ 0 e ' i .
the rear of the Gazette building. The , ' 1 little a hell 5:! mm?"
youngster. a son of Wallace Sherwood." ' c‘ Bf‘ s 1 night. Cum all m
ancipation a rapist“ , . . ............. .. scans
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, an yea... of ”g 1,. me ycompany 0, BLACK swans carrlcoars. nlonaoowu noose sacouas in no...” can...” iOOyuu slices of (“ .-, as... or. a... of ig'hr't'hfmn
another child 5““ younger he “'9'“ {memorized fabric; 992“" lruflies. red, blue and grey. $1.50 $1.75 and milk '1," ““i' °‘ themed prefab “ ‘ ' i Textual. (| Mr. :2: $333k??? a” .
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malarial? “Oi 09“ by 39"“ "19an _broldcry trimmed. over 100 to choose ,1 'd ”3‘ 0' am: 0 more 8‘ 3‘1 13. F JACKSON & CO Hf Chemists “DI ‘
a v c n y and William A. Curtis's of from, $1.00 value to), 79C. (53¢ vzlégrtgeficnown makes. rogu fll' . 0. g“ G ANAPOLIS. lNDIANN
DON’T DREAM, GIRLS
Wake up, girls.
You have no time to spent in idle
day dreams.
Get the best out of every moment
you live.
At the end of each day you should
be able to say to yourself: “1 have
learncd something today. lily time has
not been wasted."
Tllcre is no sense in saying that no
good opportunities come your way.
They come. your way but your don‘t
take advantage of them.
While you are dreaming of great
things you will do, someone, else t-lse
. :v llilCild of you and does them.
lie on the alert and don't be afraid
to try things.
What if you do full a few lllllf‘S. you
will be all the boiler for trying.
No one yct was ever hurt by earliest
f‘lllluiu'til'. :llwuys providing that. the
clldcuvol‘ was for Willll. the person con-
sidered right.
Dny dreams are vvry pleasant luxnn
rics. but they don't tl'zlvcl build ill hand
with success.
Dreaming moans sitting with folded
builds and waiting,
Success will never colnc to you un-
less ytlll go on to it.
You must kccp your eyes open and
take advantage of even the smallest
uppuriulliiics.
ii is wonderful how much One can
It‘lil'il by cultivating the habit of ob-
st'l‘l'uliull.
As you walk ill ”10 slrcct or ride In
it, too."
——Pblladclphla Press.
lllf‘ car you can pick up a surprising
amount of information.
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June Creamery Butter. 25c lb.
Fresh Country Eggs, 35c
15c can.
Call gas-4.
Ya
Three pounds Fancy Head Rice. 25c.
Delicious Coffee. from 25c lb.'up.
If you try our Teas. nothing else will suit you. At 40. 50 and 60c lb.
doz. Case Eggs. 25c doz.
33 Washington St.
maW-W.—wm...ww
3 lbs. Best Boneless Godfish.
iiiiSiilliIlIB [ilflhlfls Ilil Iiill [ill
HATCHETT BRAND CLAM CHOWDER (DELICIOUS). GT. CAN
LEADING GROCER.
256
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Sillililii ll Illll unit Season
3 pl... Beardslcy's sh. Ccdflsh.
srmcrtv FRESH couurav ease, was DOZEN ........ . ............. ..... ............ 25.;
deuce at 37 licideu avenue, Norwallt,
to Mr. and Mrs. Darren Moore. of Chaa
Mr. Burritt is going to
nonhury. where he is in the batting
business. and Mr. and Mrs. Moore will
ncclmv the place as a residence about
BERGIANT HALL’G HORSE DEAD.
A valuable horse owned by Ollccr
\t'ulicr Hall and used by him in the
, mutracl win-ll of carrying malls he-
lhtolln its the Pratt elitism tween Nurwmli and south Norwallt
ll husband introduced is iii the
\ Marlin Thomas Barrett and Marv A.
The measure is dtr- Fitzpatrick were united in marriage
5. this morning at it o‘clock at tilt. Mary}?
tine .
’l'hc witnesses were Robert Hellorah
the salvation of mail to attend and
help make these special meetings ‘a
success.
u—u—n
WORK OF ELECTRIFICATION.
Isnup Yesterday on the New York.
' New Haven and Hartford.
NEW YORK. Feb. 20.-Work was
begun yesterday in Mount Vernon yes.
terduy on the electrification of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford Ruli-
rnad company’s main line from Wood»
lawn to tSumfortl. Court. The first
step will be to lower lilo trucks about
four and it half, feet at tile ovurhead
bridges. so that the large electric ino-
tors can pass under. and to establish
a new signal system for the third-rail
system. ’
The two east-bound tracks running
through Mount Vernon were taken out
of commission and a gang of several
i “”9734. W” a. risk. .
. he ‘9
hundred laborers set to work.
a“... Milne 3‘ A a final" 9
i,
thoughts.
colors set rather'widc apart. and u ber-
dor in darker tones.
Not all who think they think
PINE
JOSEPH L. illitz
neutrinos.
Telephone sill l
yPark' 8s Tflford
Wines, Liquors sndlclgsrs
A1" .
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- MoGowan’c Salmon, I/a lb. can.
Golden Anchor ”and, 1 lb. Fall
Il'l ’
Crescent Broiled Mackerel, can,
THE vasv user A no.1 LARGE
everything.
yet was...» it panama.
McGowsn's Gal-non (world’s best). 200‘
FANCY ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTE R. PER POUND
Don't pass our stores in search of good things to set during Lest. We are loaded down with turnout of
We have the right prices and you get a discount stamp with every 10c purchase.
iPlcksrst’c Genuine Caused Macker-
el. can.
a Want
the finest Butter you can find in town, come here and pay the pridbf and we can give the goods.
Fancy, rosy. sweet Creamery Butter. 32c lb. Extra Elgin Creamery Butter, :8 and 30c lb. Fine
Our Double Cream Cheese is a winner. Hundreds try it; why not you?
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 a can. Everyone who
has them calls for more. Nothing can touch them for quality or price.
Corn, Tomatoes, going at
Charles E. Seymour,
South Norwslk.
imam-4
. 18c
20c
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ice 2 Cam Gold Label Fancy sardines, 259
12c‘ Picket-em last Brook Trout, can, 12c Extra “Mi! 0" Dll‘dil‘l“. can,
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Ruby Irend Fancy Lobster. can. 35o Extra "My Kipper-d Herring,
i=0 Howard lrand Mustard Sardines,
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