final-can A
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III “to. (h Friday, tel-ring to fair.
“ail: weather sad brisk southwest
M winds will prevail. preceded by
thee-attainment
.eclderwsathcr.
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;W¥bsrhssrstadluat soon today wu
”WM-wotma3 abovesero.
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O
. '3“ Are We Coming To?
3 Muslim of Alabama has pre-
m a hill la the reconstruction of
,~ “United Statesmanlarservice. It
' ’ is servers blow. this rm. to the good
dd doctrine that a puilic Olliocisa
m lisp. Senator Morgan actually
m that our consuls shall be put
”nomination for all the world
.fihseollrp studentsor letter carriers.
Hethinhthttbe time has come when
.‘Cbliaitedstates consular-mice will
he" to make 3 strenuous effort, and
thatasteady one, not to be outdone by
the consular service of other nations
d not to show Ofl shamefully and
suddenly in comparison with that
0- Murcia! interests demand this,
aadweshall becriminally negligent un-
less we attend to it
Mention the launches in which the
militia“ will have to pass examin-
tiwt. iflhelorgan hill becontesalaw,
He first of all the common school stud-
ies The embryo foreign consul must
and know the constitution of the Unit-
elm Indbcsideuthat must actu-
dlywndsratand how to spell atsight.
w
hs-uthcbstweentheagesof “and
45 ad mint be familiar with the his-
tay of all the world's most important
treaties ”from the peace of Westphalia
to the pro-mt time." That is tough.
0‘ no old political harlot who has been
yolk; the boys straight for 40 years
3y longer an the small recognition of.
I tulip cmsulship? What are we
“in to?
1’ M indignity, however, the
W that breaks the camel’s back. so
teapot, will be the misfits-merit that.
.didatc for consul must know at least
an lady's language and pass Ithamlllfl‘
M Mitt- " the day hast-1mm when
‘ W to is foreign t'nllsulslrip
m net-fllyhemguimi to understand
“Wot the land he is going to
m Willa! in. then indeed it to
tins metric.
that PHI-0d War-It! Mlle In China.
In The C'Imlfll‘rlllan. Lord Wolseloy
us that unless China can a: mice or-
”. an ethereal army rf lb UHlll m
”*1 Enlist at other flirt...ttufllcl1's
bought by Jens next to la- under the
“diet present invader. " lie wants.
fl WW, 3 Fmglhhnrau to jump
b M ”kl stul Id" (hints it must
b“ Englishman Meow "we seem to
how mitotic for that sort of
Oh; thsa gentlemen uf calm untim-
fldrs." burr. m. how tnmlentf lint
to nothing if not lnotltwt.
'Ohk’ Will! Ulll’l pride to ”0'
W and Egypt anti «mimics
a they could "saVe"i'ltlsa in s Mm»
1” WI Jest m lint hovel: rare
be“
a. would think that England‘s
~ in Egypt would lr‘afl‘t'l] be a
m Englishmen would In
”1. ”assists an iron yoke, from
w“ the your; Mm list trim. and
m h rain. to free his neck its will
an. h H. m ”RIM m but
ypfldaal inst mimosa!»
in. hate it to tat-1. Imus st India
M at W in Africa a.
m tint and death Attics new are.
”Misfit hence the Me English.
. w“ fit his army and tight the he;
' * h a M Valerie; malts
‘ abuse-mm.- cf his fellow
Weakness-welt Chins
W In my sad odes it by
l
MN ... ........a.....
1 ”hardiness” pliant; this
{new to arm its
seem the Itch-rs “all is their
power to webs theories-lea a memory
was gives in the
Reich-cf Cola-bus hell, the rooms of
the club being too small for such an
a“.
Prmideet Freak Curran was master at
ale-cole- and made s ahortaddress of
welcome. flavor Bebbsll responding tor
the guests present. Thomas Odes. ac—
ctarpuiad by Frank Walton the
piano. rendered with good effect “Buck
AmocgthsOldPolh."audasau encore
gave “And the Golden Hair wss Hang-
ing Down her Back! Jones FitsGerald's
recitation, "Shipwrecked," and his comic
"citations were highly pleasing. Be
named to be loaded with an inexhaust-
ible supply of wit. and kept the company
smiling with hh bright restarts and pet
comments. William Powell Ihrnmmed
a pleasing banjo selection and John
Powell performed skillfully upon the
violin. He was accompanied by Frank
ladders on the piano. Elward Hog-u
exhibited talent in his selectiouson the
piano.
President Como then led the my to
the other end of the hall, where three
long tables were lsdon with tempting
ediblea and beautifully decorated with
pyrsmids of fruit. Covers were laid for
sixty and Caterer (3m, of the Amer
icaa House. who got up the supper. de-
serves praise for the luxurious spread.
The menu was as follows;
Oysters on the half-shell.
Cranberry Sauce.
Boiled Horn.
Potato Salad. 1.0mm sure."
Coffee. l‘tult. Cake.
'lhe serving was superintended by
Peter Bailey. After the banquet cigars
were lighted and as the aroma of fee
grunt Havana. filled the room, the if m
of conviviality began. Short addresses
were made by Dr. W. J. Tracey, Mayor
Bubbell. James Fitaflerald. P. F. Burns.
P. l. lasteraon. P. B. Kavanagb. Henry
Helene, Edward Finnegan and John
Wehle. After the speech-making lir.
FtlnGerald rendered “Ostler Joe.” and as
an encore gave “Keep Still,” followed
by the “Tale of an Oysterman." Pol»
rich lurphy, of the Stamford Pelicans,
rendered the “Bowery Grenadiere," and
was followed by Erlware Hogan on the
piano. Other selections were given by
those who had previously taken part, and
it was nearly 1 O'clock before the merry
gathering broke up.
The members of the Stamford Pellc to
club present were John O‘Brien. Patrick
lurphy. Frank Donahue, William Cur-
ran, Thomas Reilly and Thomas liickey.
Turkey.
o'er-red to Take Part is a l’atrlotlc 1’»
"do and Review II flaw York.
HEADQUARTERS
BAPTIST hors‘ Humps,
Sucre Nassau. Coon..
February 21,1895 l
Special Order No. l.-—The Brigade ls
“dried out to tube part lDOD‘oUlollC
ptrade and review of brigades in New
York city, Washington's birthday, 'eb—
ruary 22. The Brigade will report for
drill and further orders, in the church. at
10 o'clock sharp tomorrow morning. At
ll o'clock the company will march to the
station In late tbe 11:37 train for New
York. Special rates hrtve been given by
the railroad lithe wrather permits
there will he a short slrtot parade in
New York. followed by a review m the
Seventy-tires Regiment armory. in case
ofstorm the parade will be omitted.
TheSottlb Norwslh company will beas-
slxntd a position in the Ninth New York
regiment. Unless the storm should be
very severe. the trip will be made just
the same. in one of duubt as to whether
the weather still be tuitsble for the trip
the boys will report at the church at the
mind one for instruction. The
parlor will accompany the Brigade on
the trip The morn will been tiled
o’clock In"! from New You, "I’llJlU‘
home at? :lO.
1
l
.h
Lune Putt-n. Cuplltltl
“till Juno, fitment.
Dowel of Charles Boosts.
t'harles Rourke «lied yesterday a‘l r
smut his home. It [felon mm. ll»
was alaml severitynflrs years of age lml
awrll known cltlmn of iletllli Norwallt.
its leaves three children, Joseph F‘.
Monte, the batons matter: tin. Wil-
liam A Brown.“ South Norwalhmnd
thllsm that», of l’llflddlllphla. Mr.
loathe was here In Ireland. but came
settlements; when young, and hauled:
in Wsst forms, 1‘. Y... coming to Scull»
Rentals abmt forty years ego. [is we.
amphyed for sometime by the isle Lew-
st. Wilson at Wilson l’olel. end after
ward by the lots W. 8. Hartford. inter
be worsted employment to 0mm 0.
Ksapp’s list W. where be most!
several years. He first outclassed the
balloting, which was the new has».
mlhm' has from, soil cos-
Willowsdwslllflmwhersherssld
ed for was: years. n. was a premium
”bereft. Iary’s church sad ecu.
Illumination-rd Its support. its
waswldsfyiaclnasd liked by ererr
esa harmonies-will be field are
ordsy novels; it 9 o’cltatt from at.
mam.
“Ills
“In tsvsnl ‘.
years, I was a '
re! ”’3’. t. '
whkh unsettle- '
Vere reins titular»T .
the rightslde. '
trout, under the I
right shoulden .
blade. sallowuesa ;
of the shin, low- .
spiritedness,autlerampin the stomach. .
larcpleuedtobeabletoslststhatlf
have been relieved at all these com.» .
plsluts by the use of Ayer’s Pills. I .
find them.llso, tobeanoicgant alterudlm : ‘
net pill."-—Mrs. )1. A. Snap, Nuuch’tt, .
AYER’S PILLS 5
Received Highest Awards I
AT TN! WQRLD'. [AIR
"Elfin—"(Firs sou.»
Pleasant Paraarrtpha About lorwalh Pew
tile and Their Friends
Mrs. A N Clark, Of 8 null Main street,
started uniuy to visit rsl dives in North
umptoo, Mam, for a week.
Clsreuce Bruah, 0f Ernkllu street,
went to New-v Y all City today, to no the
dOK snow.
Mrs Banj rum R ml ‘tflll 'lltugaler, of
Seymour truce, Mfr! vwrlm: m New
Essen. They will be jam-xi by Mr
Rated, toduy. .
Mrs. Frank Windward, of N rlu ave-
uue,hss returned from ls Vlall. it) New
York.
Mist Maud Pllllllpl, of PU ly. Mariana,
issp riding the: molar vvi h lifts B. H.
liotchsim. of Arch sire-t.
the Income Tax and thM-dzv.
Sometime uhusl‘tm himself E. P. 0..
Writers from South Normals I'l the New
York Sun as follows:
lam ayoung mm. clerk nceiving a
salary of $2 500 a year. My attendance
In that requlrcd “sunny by my employ-
ers and i no some sort: in owner-plug
and rushing out bills for some other parties
then. for which Itecewua few hundred
dollars. My whole income uovs not re-
quire me to pit, an income tax i am
paymx attention to Iyoung ludy wllh A
New to marriage. This young lady re~
calves an income of $3,000 a year from
property left her by her decree-rd father.
she, thertfcro, has no income tax to pay,
but if we marry, both modules are re-
qulred to be united and a tax paid 0n the
amount over “.000. 'l‘ms law , teen,
mains at a punlebllwnl to tie it we slluuid
marry .
an- lucrllue Tux lnv l5 entrant "An
act lu I'riluur: mutton. to pounds rev-
enues lurnlllrs Gulclulumll, at ll lur other
urpotml. '.
p This iocwds in: law slim.” lm llnutl
ed "An not w (llnwufngrv mnrnngu and
hr o‘hr-l‘ purposes."
FASHIONABLE FANCIES.
Skirts Grow Fuller Lmr “'llstl With
Shoulder Straps Worn With (iltlmpes.
Win-n tlw mnlvrlnl vl' .‘m owning dress
ls lll':l\'y. will us. win i. lllm'illll' ur satin,
a very light \\'ln- l-s sometimes run through
it. til flla‘ l‘llul‘ of tin shirt. in order to
txmlw 11w fullls slm-vl nut in the fusblow
nlslw month-r lllnl. unw ”litmus. and which
is in ram It 11111 1" n" I: N! \‘.’L'll the (‘llllg'
in}: ltmllr all a l. w In ‘ . .v-a 'l'llt‘ lnsnr
lion of lin- \\ll\ ..- .5. inlsliilm t'l-
ln-t In l‘m' akin v 1.2. .. . .l-w the correct
tnllllu'.
'l‘ln- skirt nl i" . .. no in now live
ylml- .lwl n in... . r urn: tlu» luntul the
hunt and “Hon Mun -..~d:-i~ nil nrouml
lus‘ltmdul' M uh. lu...~l. alone As alt-eves
Klllflié 1W: HM.
show rt mnllmml lolltll'llt'y lo him-use ill
the. shirts grow larger Men to lll't‘fl the
balance of prltlmltl'm. nml llu‘ only may
in sw‘llfl‘l fills widespread cllm‘t Wlfhmlt
the sill n! crlnollnv is by mm": of g-nlt'ls.
a-‘Mvrsl striking mul Mmrrv efforts have
lslely “firm! tlmmwlvm [th public sp-
prmnl. llu-lr inventors llilllllfif inks-n ml-
vnnistln 0f llln lmvn'ltt mllmllelly ul‘ tonic
inmatestlnrlttuvtmmlun lnlotlw realms
of nrlalrmllty. ln lll’ill‘l‘ in rewlw the, at»
prov-l of Intelligent iterators-mend these
(mil readily limits or Illsr tlm fashion-.4!
.flmmll most have mtnolmng tn recom-
mend ll. Mtlw exlrwmt novelty. beauty,
elegance. attire or some other mm. In its
later. A style that ls merely ttrnlmne,
ttbstml or unsymmetrical cannot hope for
any letting wpnlmlty.
The politics is cumin: Into second it»
rnr “sin, and hell low waists without
sleeves ere worn over ll. lam! lmdlces,
princess ballots and isolate with straps
bolscmlrla over the shoulders are amoral
the new tannin of lesbian.
A sketch ls elves cl s some do be! In
snedsdrspds note. It mnslsts of a hell
length and a short cups. The ions!!! caps
is lined with wedded sells Mystics of s
Rise tint ml is (implanted with spelled
motifs of velvet Murders outlined with
use. Theshcrtereaps ls lie-o with so)
Cities. We feel proud of this fact and are
mu
colored Cress Bands.
36-inch all-wool Henriette, all colors, used to sellst 50c,
29 cents a yard.
36-inch Pluids, just the thing for misses' and children’s
weer, 25 cents 8 yard.
Marine Serge, 60 inches wide, warranted in every par-
ticular, best wearing cloth made, Blue and Navy, 8] per yd.
150 styles Fancy Silks, in Stripes, Checks and Figures,
for Trimmings and Waisls, from 89 cents to .1 50.
Black llress Goods.
Never was such values Odered by us or any other house.
Just think of it: A fine French Henrietta, made to sell at
69 cents, at 50 cents a yard.
45-inch Henrietta, superior quality, the same as is
usually retails-d at 31; our price, 69 cents a yard.
10 pieces (all new) Figured Damasse, very stylish,
89 «outs, 69 cents a yard.
Wash Dress Goods.
Best imported French Dimity, styles exclusively our
own, very best quallty, can't be duplicated, to cents I yard.
Best American Gingham. an immense variety, last
season’s price, 17 cents; 12¢ cents a yard.
Scotch Ginghams, 25mm quality. 19 cents a yard.
Imported Jsponetles. Zephyrs and Fancy Ducts, always
sold or 3H costs, 500 styles from 15 cents to 25 cents.
THE BBSTHN STORE, CUB. Ml:
satisfied that
In
values.
cents.
cents.
cents.
value
NB. MAIN AN” Wlll 3T3. N0
' EVERY ONE THAT HAS BEEN OUR STORE AND WIN
DISPLAY OF '
Agree with us that there has never been anything like it, or has even approached it, in the T
BAY, FEB. 16, WE UFFEB FUBT
Brown Muslin, 36 inches wide, (local quality, at 4V
Bleached Muslin, 36 inches wide, 8 cent quality, at 6
Bleached Muslin, 42 inches wide, ll-cent quality, 7;
Checked Ntinsooks, ll-cent quality, at 9 cents.
Red Table Damask, 25 cent quality, at 15 cents.
German Damask, extra quality, at 25 ceuls.
Toilet Crush, 3.: a yard.
Quite a few men believe that dry goods storm beep ope
simply to please the ladies. We can assure our men frieu .~
that we are equslly as solicitous to their well-being.
During this sale we will Offer 50 dozen Men‘s Outi
Shirts, regular 50 cent quality, at 25 cents each.
100 dozen Men's Fine Cashmere Hose, same as you c
39 cents for. 21 cents a pair, six pairs for $1.
N All] WALL S'l‘S, N0
i
in... ;
our efiorts are fully appreciated.
Domestics.
this department you will always find specially good
Men’s Furnishings.
t“
lSN’T
‘ t. ’ . - 1‘ ‘
advantage in trading when: there is a BIG STORE, a BIG STOCK and it BIG BUSINESS ?
Doesn‘t a big selling [imam a bit; buying, and doesn‘t it big buying mean buying low?
largely, and buy low, Why shouldn’t we sell low?
We nevw buy an article just because it is cheap,
the best.
Gallon Apples, fancy goods. llllc can.
Cullen Tomatoes, fancy goods, 25c can.
New Bermuda Onions
Extra ”fine Sweet Potatoes.
or you wear the wool upon your buck or over your eyes.
in your orders.
.-
Eé} THERE
WE DO
’ We have purchased today another lot-Two Thousand Pounds (2.900 lh._)~—of our Fer Famed
CUFFEES, Which we buy Green and have it Roasted fresh to order twrce each week.
ables us to give you the lust article in this line that the market afiords.
lllll lllllllES llll’l BE mm
REAL
We buy
This on-
If the quality is not there then it is no
btrgain for us. Economy consists of buying the most Of the best for the least money; that's the
bargain we believe in. and that's what we give you every time.
We haw a car load of the Famous Angelns Flour on the way, which has been snow bound.
tlur many orders will be delivered from the our on arrival. Leave your order for a barrel.
Get
l
A big drive in Canned Good, Dried Fruits and all seawnuble goods.
There is a good deal of truth in the clothicr’s advertisement we read not long ago. Wheth-
Gilt Edge Butter, Ferris Hams and Bacon, and all first class goods at lowest prices. Send
lulnlls E.
Silllllllll,
“ANNE EH09“.
lad WWW m1,
iElEllllllli out. l 2
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