Mg store until then.
45 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
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’ —====GEO LOCKWOOD
SPEIIIAI ABENT NEW YIIIIK LIFE INSIIIIANBE IIIIMPANY.
HOYT’8, SOUTH NORWALK.
._ AFTER MARCH lst THEATRE BUILDING, WASHINGTON 8T.
as we repres1ut them.
W
limit EVENTS- or IIIITE
isrmsm rrsrivr-riss is
, cm is» coroner.
A mem 'ddllg ll Holy Trinity
church. Weathers—Ills Ira L‘Isrrls
. .Iv. n‘Wnloltlu Mow Party"-—'lhs
"m loll-I Ill-Vs Dance—W. III-ll—
._ lsl Bthsso's hot-re.
Afashionshlo wedding took place at
lloly Trinity church. Westpsrtnt 5:30
o’dock yesterday afternoon. nearly ererye
‘ Int ill theediflos being filled. The bride
w. lira Emma Louise Storms, daughter
1! Kr. and Hrs. W. E. Sturges, and the
gloom was Dr. Henry '1'. Adams. of New
York, son of llr. and Mrs. George S
Adams, alsoof Westport. Rev. Kenneth
HeKensie. merrier of the church, per
formed the ceremony inan impressive
manner. the bride and groom repeating
the marriage vows in clear. well modu
lated voices. Before and after the cere-
mony Prof. Norman. of Stamford. play.
sd wedding marchesou the organ in a
masterly manner. The bride was be
comiugly gowned in white silk. cuten
.‘ train. and wore a veil of tulle. She was
attended by Miss Era Stones, her niece.
Misses Laura Smythe and Mirinni Coley.
of Wesiport, and Jenub_'l’aylor. of \Vil
ton. They were pieced up the aisle by
the bride's cousin, Ml/ Erelyn Sturgrs
Dunks.“ , of Fusion. Thl'
ushers were .Cbarles Adams. brother
11 the groom; Dr. Wasbhurn and Dr.
Edward Ewell, of New York. and Wil~
lialn T. Sturges. of .Westport. a nephlm
of the bride. The best man was Dr.
John Adams, of New York, also a broth-
vRof the groom. The bride was given
away by her father. The chancel wa~
=hssutifnlly decorated with flowers, rare
hate being shown in their arrangement.
Following the ceremony a reception was
held at the bride’s home opposite the
church. A large number of guests Weh-
present from New York. Brooklyn, Wil-
ton andEaston. “Land Hrs. Adams
received many handsome presents.
among them being an order for u [L200
piano from her father, and substantial
membranous from the church and Sun
day school. The happy coup] left on u
late train for an extended wedding t ll.l’
Thdocwr and his bride vnll reside in
Brooklyn.
‘ lis- Era L. Ferris entertained a num—
ber of friends. last night. other home on
Bayview avenue. The aflsir was "A
Valentine Shadow Party" The inrict
lions sent out were hart shstpal.
emblematic of Cupid. and thus»
who were fortunate enouin lo rim-ire
one read that "Cooling Err-ills (Inst tltrir
Shadows Before." The my sh-riuusnew
surrounding the event was le‘tflk’tl
when the young folkskwere assembler) at
the house. The girls were escorted tv
one room. and the boys to another. a
large heart~shaped curtain, lie-Ill; placed
in [bench Mattel) tlwm. The gm wh-
turned downtn the limo occupinll by
the boys and they had gmt spun gum
sing the name of their pallm'l' froth tin-
shsdow thrown on the curtain. After
this had hem acmmplished dancing Vim
enjoycd and the games were indulged in
until 10 o'clock. when a collation was
cured. The donkey furnished Cxllllllllt’l-
able Moran-merit. the prin- being won by
H. 8. Mitchell. lliia llaltis lltryt enter
tallied the party with several instru
mental selections. Those present were
H'. Belle Richardson. of New York:
It. ErmaWeir, uf Ridgelleld; Mines
lay Iloyl. Jennie Upsoo. Helen Swans.
Ethel Kev-p. Florence “Kendall, Mire
Day. hurls Jarvis and Dwight Ker—p.
Stephen Jarvis. Frank Slu‘rman
Prank hymn. Everett Tollea,
(Mung and llulirrt Ii. liiciwll.
Tho Elite 8min! club gave an enjoys
his dance in the Norwalk Aihenmlm
Int night, which commenced at lio'cluclr
and «rational until midnight. I’mlmn
Weidealrslum furnishing music. The
club was maimed for the purpose oi
girl“ the hall and is myriad of flu
old Glands-sing, Was Iowan, Wit
llawi A. W, rum Kearney anti
WOW. than vars lsi‘goai-
W. and everything insert! of! in I
pleats-t mm. rinsing tlurs- present
were Allis L mom. they Whraier,
Ily Aden-Is. lain hunky. limits liar
rims of flit-ham llrs. [Award Wilson.
HUM of Itsrsford. Ills. Gunning
hams! Damian. llshsi Whom. Flor
"It'll
ass. In "class MI. In. William
Dru-ultra. firs. It. It Highs-i. Keys-
0. lath-sin Harold Obscenities. m
wwl [my Wilt m Joseph
.Ilsrry Mb. limit Wrists.
Isl-slaw
la litsrmy and subtle circles: ' The
audience was composed of the members
of the ditfersnt woman's clubs of Nor.
walk and South Norwalk. togsther with"
their friends, and was [host attentive
and appreciative. There was a prepon-
derance of ladies. but seven] of our best-
known and busirst men took time to
bear thetslk, and felt repaid for their
trouble. Miss Taylor. president of the
Woman’s club. inde Mr. Gibson
mint felicitously. first expressing the
thanks of the ladies for thscourtesy of
ti! W of thsNorwalk club in
"masonry their .prsttyruoins
[or the occasion. The lecturer has a
charming style, simple. forcible. direct.
His working charts are besutlful and in-
genious. and his blackboard illustrations
line. The guests were met at the head
of the smirk by a committee of ladies of
the Woman's club. and were sealed by
the janitor and an eminent, who were
most etllciecs.
The concert and sociable held at the
armory last night under the auspices of
company F, opened With a company
drill, extended order, under coultlllllrd
ol'Captaiu R. M. Rose. The lllt‘lltllcrs
nllul'edll thorough hnuwlt'ilgt‘tl of the
new tactics. The concert was by Pro
lessor Heine's full orchestra and consisb
ml of sewn selections. rendered In their
u~unl excellent nrmner. The ground
match formed at 9 o'clock under the
leadership of Sergeant Thomas Hunt and
wife, and the titty couples participating
were lead through a series of [in-It}
figures. The dancing continued until
1:30 o‘clock this morning. The I] mr was
in charge of Sergeant Thomas Hunt. and
lint aids Were Corporuls Juli!) Barrett and
John Chase. leeveut was a success.
highly creditable to the committee of ur-
range-menu.
The members of Pilgrim (Council. 0
U A. 5]., gave an enjoyable elilertuin-
merit and sociable at their hall on Water
street. Norwalk, last night. The pm.
gramme consisted of vocal selection; by
Ira. Frederick Ferris. of Broad River.
a Id the two forces. "The Trump Actors"
and “The Coal llrnrer's Revenue."
l‘huso \vlio tool. the pflliClllfll
parts were W. C. H- limes
Utilities Ber-ell” and W. H Station!
M. 9:31) the Ilror nus cl. nted furtlnnsmt.
which was continued until alter nml
night. The affair was a sum-us from
ll .tlr n sorrial and firmucinlstzmdwim.
another entertainment Will monthly hr
given after Ixnt.
bliss Batiste Power. daughter of Land
lord James 8. Porter. of thu- Dtrlvm
Home, gate a rewpti-iii at h- r lmmu on
Union Park. last fli;!ll. in Iizmor uf thr
thirteenth unitiwhnq of her birthday,
l'lie inter-hr of tho Imus» “as he ultiliilly
decorated with punts. pultr‘tl plant».
milieu, irivs nil-I out Il-m’rrs. pft"k'lllll.p‘.
in attractive aplmrunce. lin- glL‘JB luu
can to assemble shortly after 8 o't-hvc'.
and it was midnight before the author
in; broke up, Dm'lll‘ and other sta'iuI
Ill\‘k'l':rll)ll.‘ were the fentutrs of the rim
All present captained Illclllu’li'c.‘
as hurling had it flithl enjoyable tune.
lug.
The Norwalk Irish Tennis club hm
do 'tded to how u publ'll'llll‘fl suhsr rip
it ml tllllll'tf at the armory on the memo).
of April 10. ll. is prowzml in lum- tun
binds“ music Ind HI muteit n llfllill‘
some affair. closing the sitcom.
On February ll. Tinnitus Loy-he, at
5 :uth Norwalk, and Elizabeth A. Jun“,
oi New York. were nurrru-d by. Rev. l‘.
H llsrrowcr. [insult of the Ut'lllllll
”r-llllulhit l'lvlscuplll (lliIlfl'll. Now Yiitll.
I'retl Belle, of phomvgrupli fame, nt-
rived in town I at night litter is thin
wwks‘ trip up the Nnugntucll rail-y.
' He will lpl'tlllll few weeks in town at
the luunc of his parents on Main stmi.
Mr. and lint. lbdtert Butter and lint.
Bradshaw and daughter llatire, who
have been the grunts of Mr. and Mia II,
N l‘mhett, of Round Hill. hun- return
ed to their home in Broukly n.
The Indepulent Blots! club will Inn-i
with t‘hsriufi Jennings, Jr.. fl West
stn-et. Friday night. Brunt- Andreas
willhs initiated. All ummlnvrr Illa re-
Iiurvhd to be present.
"any (l'llsra entertainer! about tilt;
of his friends last night. at his lwmeon
Hmartawnuc. There was mono and
dancing. urd everyone had a spleodhl
tisss. _
Him Kelli. Willard. but returned to
her insists Ilrrrriilyri, alter a visit with
Hr. and In. Frank N. Innis. Biol
0mm Place
Bliss lilo Judson. of Illratfol'd. isspcudo
Inga foil! clays with Illa» Harris WM
lsr. st her horse on Brides arr-nus. lien
walk.
I’. ll. Dir-cohort} and wife, of sum
j ford. rm» of Nurvralk. have m to
holds for novel orehs’ sojourn.
tin. J. townhouses-slant liner.
flm.hspmllirlgthohy with Ills.
“Janitorial-limit.
rite WMWI voiding
tailsplseeat thshride'a bums in Win
alpasl thrusts-log.
Has muscular-umber lion-
rlaysckoolclsrl at her home on West
arrest-sum
homage-solo! While-laid
soil Hannibal. Adi-s. sf Villas,
is W
m Oylvwltsr nest. or Ms:
”shutdown-Mark. It.)
WW
.Iwm lash.
“m
membrane-mun
snowy it. rat-no. of Int-a MM'“
5
"1.1;”
Ell! lIGIIT TIIIEVES.
rssscrs s tors cwruisu stone
esrsrtsu lit consults. '
“nu Help Themselves to a Qua-Ilsy at
(nostril-1.”... After falls: a lisp Do-
part Through the Rear lattam—A flat
and an "verso-s Left Behind as n 0|".
A bold robbery occurred last night at
FramfitCo. ’sclothlngstors on Wash-
iugton street.
When the salesmen. Frederick Osborn
and William M. Saunders, Jr., opwed
the more this morning they” found that
several piles of overconts had been pulled
over and Were withered about. Further
investigation showed that the heavy oak
bar which fastens the back door had been
taken down out! the door unlocked. A
pile of clothing in one corner of the store
revealed the foot. that a man had slept
there during the night. The clerks all)
found on the floor, several tickets, hear-
ing price marks, the thief having turn
them all the articles stolen before taking
them away. Thule tickets represented
lllre‘t-ol‘erl‘uats worth $20each, an $l8
uhter. a black ulterint cool and trousers
mined at $20, a $22 overwamwo pairs of
silk suspenders worth {I 50 a pains
$1 50 black derby hut. size 63 and n box
at line linen Itemstitched initial " V"
hundkerchiols. The only clues to the
thief is an old derby but. which be kind-
ly left to replace the one he carried
a toy, and a short black overcoat. which
C no! Vollmer found brick of the Library
building.
The front windows of the store were
wu~liatl yesterday ufterurnn. but this
morning there were sen-ml marks on
them, indicating tltzit Sulllz'llllflg had
rubber! against them. The large fan
light over the dour wn-r unl'nsteued and
from the marks 0.: thedoor it was appar-
e!“ the thief mooted an entrance thruu. h
the trmim, and after Securing and
tying up what he wanted, tlruk snap.
then departed by the rear entrance
From tracks found in the soft gmunrl it
ppesni that he went up the hack stairs
vl tho “.th‘llanll Ilofrl, prtilkrbly‘ through
the ll ill and out the front door, and
took one of the early morning tub-i.
'l'he rent door at the .‘liwes Dawson's
fancy with m.nljtinisglr. l‘nucis’
store, showed that an eilurt had been
road.» to pry it o-pv-n. its the door bore
three llevp lllilt‘fllltmrl. il'l if sonic heavy
instrument hurl Meow use-I. ,
Chief Vulluu-r has telegraphed to the
til ice of neighboring towns to look our
fur tlli- Illlr-f
"USP" ll. Ill—2\IZHT.
"Iluwn by the Mn" in lighr- in Large Ari
rt‘irntv nt Htlslc linll.
l‘rvlnt’vly'tll’illllil. "limo by
stars pnsrnlul at Slush: Hull. last
niglll. llt‘flll’t‘ Iflmvil-Flfl‘d amlieluin All
the characters \\ en- takrn by local talent
-u d rail-Ir put; nus portray"! to a mat»
her high 3 cmlimhh- in lhermrnpsny and
watt-ill“ wry tri ll: mull! ',l)Ct‘ which Ire
.pr. ml; tsp} phlllllr‘l tin rr cllrll'lrl. During
the Hay Mi-s lhm»' "sang Always."
and in twu n them of llit' play James
mum liu raw}; 3 lt‘lllll’ tillllir'lfllllfll ' Flav~
. ry Days." The pluy mm for the benefit
of the howled fund and it to thought
that Zthul $l‘i‘5 will he turned over to
the t'nrlmmlmn its [lll‘ [vault of the In
irrmmment. Thr- 1‘1»! of characters
wu~:
Julm (ml-no lie-humus .. . ”Mfr-d W. Hoyt
\hurr Its} mnrnl. a r lly merchant .........
. . .. .Pul. lilaserson
{11: Will“: $prultg n of John little
~ :I. l. Hmllh
' I' i talk
.3! 4 k1 r Him. an till Irish ‘lt’lltl‘vf. .'l' I'. “sills
( sprain lllllulvllnuultli)’ flower liert Wilson
Hrs (in e. .lulm Gale' a “if? .
..3lls- Kalle Brennan
Kitty llale , . . .lllsallaals Ilarklrs
“air Raymond is ril) belle ..Il~o Roast Ulrnn
POI ND its ’l'llll 'PlNDLI
lull“ thr-
x‘ezl
Intrau- Palrkh Isle-new III!“ by n
Ind.- liar Em
«load-l te'l’ris liawrlilu.)
mums. M iii «For» Its.
No. a. wasiaatanlly killed Isit night at
shoot on. near Emotes. lch
waariilhgcnths top ola ear his
Madcamelnoolitact oithabrldgtl. lie
was blatantly killed. The body was
fonurlon thsuarlsr sittin- origins slain
Iller the ambient still was taken 0“ It
Bismfonl. lrdical Burl-luv Bowen
emhedihrreiaaiusaadprssprmlt
for tSrir removal to flew Ilavsa. the
bums of the salaries... no. The
hodywastaksstollew Revaluation-island's
my!) train trom here.
"is. .M
Theraarfiralstllouoksivlefltuckhm
est-«lay. arm hidden“ fission».
including drivers and armors. arson.
its» taller as stirs trust of
“mm a.
M lb last all area-l
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trail
bimeltcifislflhlfiswh lo‘l
raarkelssdmbaflll this
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item... m mm on extra help“
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lIIElIlI Pill! lIlIEXlTIIIl.
TELEGRAPH") BREVITIIO.
I. C. of Proctor. Vt.. I
mum to Vsuunslanrin trail-z . w .7”.-.
"m“ 5" “fl“ Provisions of the President's
Victor Buodsrlln 1’. Gardner,ths notsdn
liloksiisQnaksrprsacber. disdathlshsuia.
iuPariulngtori. N. Y., cuddly-rs.
Onlywruilsaremaintobs computed d1.
thal‘sbsuntepscrallrold mouths Hasl-
canisthmns.
The mil to'hlvs . Ha: 'l‘lnw Isa-re Committee Favors I Portia-t
muscular It Phil-Mum Th Ml unease-ummm
will br land! 0» Mm" 1- ‘ stains-ha sacrum not or canals-nets
’l'lis mounts st a Mil! h M ”Plum" Introduced lam
Iiy roolved n2?“ Prsddmt D- lax
.MMTOI. Feb. li-Aftsr aahorteun—
the dill! fir u ‘
Measles in smali'guant furious 0W vafimmw
dcmicatPocomokG.1)d-linflluflhsllonastksnsmocratsm
mmrmwi Theacboolsarsclo‘ll obliged to yield gracefully and toagrsa to
“I" WNW" fiwm Y'l'hsm} that-ms which lheRspuhllcansprssentsd.
.13.; shown... “a: “- .... w ....... ........... ..
volld pension bill should hcsoutinusd um“
the minority was'accorded six hours for
rules after the polls closed. A test well
made, and 215mm rotad to kill minutes.
debate. Then the debate continued. but. it
was without spacial interest.
In Bingbsmton George 1". Green. tho
Republican candidate for mayor. wasslssti .
ed by a majority of an over Mayor ll. 5. he Nicaraguan canal bill wasbeforuhs
Curran. the Democratic candidate. . senate for a couple of hours and wasthsn
hillside so that the sundry civil appmv
pristion bill might he proceeded with. The
canal bill was the subject of two “leech.
ml of a running discussion. In which Mr.
Sherman.who is in charge or it. took a
leading part. lie explainwl why It w-
that mail!!!) of stock (already tuned)
Message on Hawaii. '
ML..-
mull WHEAT]!!!
/
THE VESUVIUS' TESTS.
flies-mass! thaPnssaIl’ssdlanWl
ulna-bl.
Pom Rent. 8. 0.. Feb. iii—Three pro»
jectiles were tired from the Vuuvius' guns}
two loaded with!) pounds of gun cotton
mg! the lmd c‘arrybig titanium: we- left outstanding. Al. one pointlu tbs
P titer in “0 nuana V” discussionblr. Teller .,C In. refer-rd
“W explosion 0‘9““ “In“! ”M“ toastntsuient of 313m; :- a min
acknowledged that neitberof the gong» “on. L ' a" 8i
ton shells exploded. but he thought I» ' ’
the powder primer was exploded bytlls exclaimed thst timtaras false. as he had
fuse The two first projectiles fall clo- th ”PM“ nothing.
:1} target. who“? thilr:i flrort‘dpadii llllled am.- or is. Ian).
5 70031119- 3900 con M Fortysia bills were introduced la the
have missed the W b! h" I ‘0'“ hours bylr. mun (Dem. wnm pro
rank Allow" I'm-"n “NM“! mots socialism These bills were drawn
amino! buoy Ind their mell hyJama s. Cowdonsf Virginia and pro
'85 ”Ella“! "“901 The “VMP villuforthsgovrrnment control of pretty
will multinrvuderlngflill moroprohlsrlli— inncb everything that can be controlled
INC “R question 0' a“ 9m 0‘ tho “somethings that monastic Tbsan-
Rlpicll fuss. The inventor, Whollll lull? ” pm“ to, . W '0! “a“
totore desired nothing furlhsrthau s "M gm" fairs. lectures, ammonia etc.
“WI 8““ “"40” cm“ WW“ “3" Thscomfort the general public is tobs
provided for a department of public
that bsbasuoexplanation to give of the
failures. He continues. however. to ell- w, their cleanlin n,
pm his entire conflduics in the fuss. mum“ of public llh‘thsmandmtfei‘lyclot‘:
.___._......__. in. washed through the medium of ado
printout of public laundrios
)Ir. Cowdon further, by means of gen»
can] legislation, regulates the limit oi
waguand labor. establishes a new system
of taxation,creates a dril and criminal
code commission. regulates warring and
dimwide's tor public improvements
that would bankrupt tbs
ADDICKS' GREAT SCHEME.
‘- Elton of tho Mul- tw Comm-ll.
Row York's 0a- Intends.
Bosroii. l-‘sb. lat—Mr. J Edward Ad—
dichol the BayfitatsGas eompanylscr-
pauylo coneolidatsthvfloinmhf
New York. liwillboorpniudvrrymuoh
after the styles! tbsllrsckton Constriw
lion camp-a: ‘ Brooklyn and the Boy
Stats Conduction company at Boston
altedStst-otAlrsricarotl-arotllnlrsd
Statss’ of the Earth. -
M were three she-ileu- in than.»
mittes in finance, not counting the va—
canny condoned by the resignation of Mr.
Carlislc. when the committee met and be
gun the discussion of the l amend-
ment- of llr. Sherman, which provides for
the lune of f>yaar 3 percent bonds at the
discretion of the secretary at the treasury.
When the Vote was taken there were six
for the favorable report of the bill and only
one against. There was no dilference of
opinion between Mr. Carllsls Ilitl the ma-
3’35 or city. llsdsnles thatba
moaned in the purchase of tbs Milwall-
krc Gas company's works. As to til-Ills
of the gas works in Milwaukee to a Boson
syndic: rte. As reported Monday. he an:
give no information Ind bu no definite
knowledge at the tranqtion.
THE DOVER ASYLUM FIRE.
“tulle”! Tull-nay or art Iii-rats ll.
Escaped.
“IVER. X. l. Feb. ill—One of the '“r
noses at the car's inquiry was Nth
Densemult, or "Big Punk." an inmate‘s!
ofthelllflwofthehundn
Th‘
NORWALK and SOUTH NORWALK.
Sale begins Saturday. February 4.
Saturday evening. February l-ll.
and you will
kind the goo)
Comstock
33!. Per tent.
or «QM
[I'Aftsr this date our store will be
class! on ‘lusday. Thursday as!
83 Washington 8:,
)ority of the committee as to the wisdom “1", "0-,“ .‘ ‘ . 'M
_ l mammal '“""" “" 6E0. VII! llSTIIIE. Prop.
the asylum, who escaped and walked tin)
or thrue miles in the anow’vhlfm be fonxhd
shr rm. ils untitled that tins Font-his
woman told him enrlythst cloning tlisl
abs win going to burn the hours. Hrdlso
said that when the watchman mwthsfon— m0!“ *- “Unwed. hour". on“! the
talus woman burning Ill 8" (WIN treaty h rutillrrl by it and until congress
antlran away. This ur- the m nan . unpashgislation foraterrilorialgorem-
tional testimony brought out at the - "'9'“ ll I“ “’0 W'M ‘5” Wm
quest slhflall be liars] tlo til-launder midtown
‘‘‘‘ usras uarri. t is rohahle. how-
SAMUEL .i RANDALL'S POVERW cram.» than will bwumplcrahle iliacllb
I". PM“ brat. w“ h llavs lrn- sins in thematsu to the must at these
has Than It.“
pripdwnrlthough It is lhtaipht they will
nit male y be hard at “All” annually.
Futurism“ Pelt 11-July: Psnnpu _ _
o. the orphans con rt filed his adjudication 'mllfln liter-as Artis- host-bed.
of the estate of Samuel J. Randall. do» an.” PMK'MumPM'O 3“.
ca ”1 The consist 0' m'mmo‘ tater stereos at Honolulu approval of his
personal 0'09""! Mm1k‘hmm action in animativrly responding to the
“nu“, this Mr Road!“ as member 0‘ moral of the provisional government of
the house 0' rep tatives. 0n the Bill" Hawaii for the establishment of a protec-
hand Mm Randall has upended st. tutu W“ “m ‘P’ ""9"“ Mm" "W“
on Inbalfof her ”mum “ Ill“) lion-s tor the annexation oi the islands to
Mm; M“ for insulin“ sud ”W s1rrv— the bolted stain, instructions lor the
im during Mr. Ilamlall'a Inst lllncas. guidance M N‘ .ntuie ”"0” '9" u” in-
cluded in thelelegrarn These instructions
will leave 5 n Francisco for tlutuiltiltr to-
day by the steamer Australia at the local
line lztweon viii-w *poln‘ta
CW Var Illa-sorts.
Wasillsnrus. fell. ill ~13» prrshiarrt
has exercised ufi-ullrr clemency lo the
mat Peter J. (Timur-cu. «cork-ted of m
hauling lands or the Sixth National bank
ofSww Yu and neutrons! liarrh lllt IO].
rosin ysars' imprisonment in lbs this onl-
unitary.
The
l; is stated that President Harrison may
send the truly annexing Hawaii to the
United States to the senate inlay. By the
terms of the treaty Hawaii wines In asa
territory. The pvwaent provisional gurrrir
America- I'aobt Club Dots-dera-
h‘aw l'.oita Feb lat—7hr annual nuns
tug of the American Yacht club was lhld
at Ilrllnrmico'a Thefollowlagols-swlsrs
circled: Commodore. Franklt lawrshsst
vise too-minis". John ll. Plaster: 1m
somnmlors, (l. “saver law: searsti
Thomas I. ricovtll; trruumJicovpr
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The following is s bulletin of prices:
Gents’ white8hirts sudDrswers, reg. pr. 3 .75, red’c ’d to. .48 each
33% Per Rent. 335 Percent.
Discount on all Kitchen or House Fumisbliig goods bought at
our store during next week. Everything is marked in plain
figures and you can pick up im article, see what it will cost
you. Just think of it, any article worth 81.00 you can have for
Mounts. Our reason for doing this is simply this:
cumulation of goods in this stock this year has been too large.
We made this discovery last Thursday. at which time we fin-
ished inventory,so give it strong nllopathic doses right away.
You don’t have opportunities like this thrown in your way often;
it’s the biggest and best offer we evermade yet, and what’s more,
we won’t do it again J
Thenc-
Remember this does not cover the whole store, but only our
Kitchen Department. If you want anything or know of any-
thing you will wont get it this week.
and ends
heal Reduction in Flannels!
This will be the biggest week at the season to
Ludles‘ Gents’, and Children’s Heavyweight Flannel Under-
wear to be sold for what it will bring.
be loaded with these Bargains.
'_Our center counter will
.More Building Lots
on the '
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for sale at prices rang-
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$350
upward. These lots
com prise the Choicest
limits, Within 10 min-
depotmith good side:
in the 'very heart of
the city. N0 better
lots can be had in the
city than these offer-
ed, either for location
or price.
Select your lots in
site as you Wish.
For further particulars on~
quire of
JOHN HINDS,
On the premises, or
CHRISTIAN SWIIITZ.
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