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at 1113111111 or A on 10111111
111a annuals.
coup Actuate concerning Current Emit.
Gathered Fro-1th. "when mi lmn
at two Typical Connecticut cm»
The Royal Arch degree will be con-
ferred tonight by Butler chapn-r. It. A. M.
'i'oatcrduy uncrnmn a mum tit-long-
lug to Manuel '1‘. Hatch. of South Norvj
walk. with at Mather 0‘: Grumman‘s
atom in Daricn delircring a load of}
main. when one of the borers was taken
with colic. and was not able to proccml
on the roturn journey. 'l‘hc horsc was}
unharncaewl anti taken to thc shcd but“; ‘
of the store.
(icon-go i. Schrick. of Mtttlylilll slt'oct.»
who was {or several years collector for
Raymond Brothers. hm eccurcd a lame,
tivo eituation with tho (loci-go Watson
(110.. of Newark, N. .l., the leading 0l0tb~
ing firm in that state. Mr. ..'iltrick,tlur-E
but his l't‘sldt‘llt‘tt here. has made many
friends. and our bcst citizens will sin-l
cert-1y regret his departure, which willl
take placc the last of the wcck. . i
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SENTINEL PATTERN. l
A Time Pew Pattern (it this Garment:
May be Obtained by Using the Coupon. 3
We have made special arrangements:
with the agents of the celebrated Bazar l
Glove-Fitting Patterns, by which we can 1
present to our lady murders some of their i
very newest and choicests patterns of
garments. Full and explicit directions
for putting together the garments ac-
company each pattern. ,
cw— 11:11:
3' FLA“ WAIST
mars BY Mir mum‘s.
Fancy brown and green mixed chcviot 1
ishcro finished with collar and belt of -
dark green velvet and closed with auudl l
iridescent pearl buttons. A waist likc
this can be worn with any Style of Skirt i
and form part of a neat morning or com. 5
tortablc work dress. Thc glow fitting:
adjustmcnt is performed by double bust
darts, under-arm and sidc back gorcs.'=
with a curving scam in ccutrc back. The;
whole bnclr provided by the pattern is cut
from the material only and arranged
over the joined back and sidc back
portion of liningfit can be omitted if not ,
desired. Two styles of collar are pro-
vided in the pattern, a close standing .
and a turn over collar. either of which
can he used, as preferred. The fashionn- ‘
ble leg 0’ mutton sleevenionrc. cut mod-
erately full at the top and dump aty-
lishly at the elbow, below which they fit ,
smoothly to the wrist ovor the coin
fortnble linings, which arc. plainly com-
plcted. All kjnds of, woolen or mixed
suitings can be selected for plain gowns
by the mode, or garniturc can ho added 1
if desired. For work or morning gowns
wriol or cotton, challis. gighutns, per-
cale, flunnolcttcs, or other wash fabrics
will usual 5' be chosen. and these can b1
made up with or without a lining. asthc ,
season indicates. .
The quantity of «Hip. wide material 3;
required to make this; waist for o. 1 lady 1
having 132.111.1131 measure is 3 yardi
for a 3S-in. size, 31,; yards;for a l—l-in.
size, 31-.» yardafor. a «ill-in. sizcfill, yards
Tho pattern, which is No. 61101 and re
tails for twenty—flrccnntn, is cut in eight
sizes. from 32 to 40 inchs bust nu-asuro.
EVENI‘NG SE'I‘I H N EL
COUPON.
Entitllnz to one Pattern. any size. 0! Nos.-
6111»).
Cut this out.‘llll in yournameand address
and mail or take it to . l
Sturtevant’s Bargain House
Nun:
Annexes
PATTERN No. 660‘. SIZE ._.m.....-lN i
This coupon and 13 cents will . secure
nlwwe pattern at fitnrtcvgnt’s. North Mum
and Ann streets. South horwallt.
Literary Note.
“‘in. H. Lnlnbcrt. of Philadelphia, is Z
one of the most intclligcnt and indefatig— ‘
able collectors of Lincolniana in the I
country. Of the “Life of Lincoln" now 3
running in McClure'e- Magazine, Mr. ,
Lambert writes: “I congratulate you >
upon the value of the Lincoln" history, .
and upon the adores: which has follow—
ed its publication. Presenting as it does
Lincoln‘s personal history and charm»:
teristics more fully than any otherl
biography. I belicrc it is destined to he
the familiar 1115 of the groatflhncricnn." l
children‘Crytor
Pltcher’s Gastorla. 1 i
, ‘Emn-cmmhnnnl
' jcctcd Lforbctt’l euagmtlun of an Anteri-
‘ to thc pcrpotrntoru.
. bly die.
1 cont.
I! m
We. Noun-It 09mm Club.
Manor, Feb. ‘35.-—-lt look: all though,
that would not be much dittlcnlty tor
Corinth and I-‘ltzalnuuunn in setting a.
3 chance for n tight in England under good
auspice. it both of them really want to
light. The National Sporting club show.
a decided disposition to patch up It: ditto:-
onm with (lot-tacit for the take of necnr- .
lag the big light. How touch they were
lutlaeaocd In this by the fact that the lio-
ltnghrokc club has already oilurcd a purse
of $5,001) (or the light must be left In lur-
tntte. ,
Manager Fleming appcarcd before tho
club and announced that he had received
information that Corbett had made an
offer oi an apology to the club. llo linked
the opinion of the ltlI‘Illllel‘fl preterit on
the subject.
There was much uvldcnt conflict of acn-
tlmcnt shown on the whole matter and ,
some cxclterucnt. cspcolally when the
quoatlun of a roll-too was mooted.
It was llnhlly agreed to accept the ex-
champlon's apology providing a match
was rallilctl. lint the club distinctly re-
cnn rolcrcc.
corrou'mFo’R RUSSIA.
A “commutative of the Cut-'5 Goverr
ment to I’m-chant our Product.
S'r. Loris, t‘cb. flit—V. C. Kaponltemi
of Moscow. who Is interested in cottoni
million In tho czur‘a mutant, is hcre ncgo~ ‘
tinting with cotton dcdleru tor the pnr»
chasc of raw matcrlul., '
"W0 ltIWt‘. ticcn buying Egyptian cotton.
but the prlcci hnvo Inert-mod no much that
It. lcd us to fput‘tlllllo inthln country.”
said hc. "l have just completed it tour of
the cotton statue. and nut
wlth tho result. 1 “ml tin quality much
better than I texpcclodnnd prices are satis- ;
l‘uctury. 'l‘hcro la‘ sumo dlupoaltlou among
Russian capitalists mahlp tho raw tuntcrl-
at and erect their own cotton compresses.
1 war: dolcnutod by the cotton oxohnngu at
Moscow to make a thorough examination
of cotton comprcsscs uscd hcro. with thu‘
idea of duplicating thcm In ltunala.
"I out on my way back to llussla, and
shall report. tho rusuit of my trip."
Another I'Imtu- of thc Brynn Cale.
(‘tv-‘lxxwl. l'l‘lt. 2.3. .._. ’l‘lm l‘nltcd
i Statics olllccra hcro. hm'c looked into tho
matter of the mrrcspondonce bctwveu
Scott. Jackson and Will Wood with rem"
once to the l’oarl liryuu case and are clcnr-
ly of tho oplnlon that both men arc ntne- '
noble to the law against scndlng obscene
touttct'thruuuh lhc mall-1. lnspoctor Salm-
,on of tho pmtolllco tlcpartmont said no
“ action against. them has yet licon tnkon,
but he is 1~urc a coin can readily ho IllIllll'
out against Wood. and they arc road)“ to
procccd as soon an tho matter is rcfcrrcd
to tht-m. Tho pcnalty may rcuch five years
In tho ponitonlinry. .It In said tho state
authorities will vary llkclv lfllit‘ that. course
with Wood. hclicvlug that. in that way
only can ndcquulo justlco be done In hlti
cusc.
Antitruat Legislation.
ALBANY, Fob. lift—Attorney General
' Hancock intends to submit certain mucud-
Illllllitl to tho coal trust blllwhlchwns,
prcscntod to the legislature lust wcck. At
his dopnrtnmnt it was stated the changes
uro intended to make tho measure more.“ ”19» Illihlliml‘fi lfultcd Slim“ )lflf'flml,
swooping. The bill as it now stands refers l -‘l“"l|l‘tll.‘" “‘NI '“I‘lmll' MHNNM lu‘nlwtlfi' !
only to artlclon of common use in the pres-
crvntlon of life and health. but it is pro-‘
posed to make them refer to everything in
common use.
Anticipating the ltalnel Blll.
Jaursmwx, N. Y., Feb. 25. — Tho
Jamestown board of excise hold a spcclal .
meoting nt- whlch all lit-ensue which expire
in May next wore. roucwad for a ycar from
that date. 'l‘hc action was in anticipation
of the pussnuc of the Rhinos excise bill ,
and will result in leaving the license ions
in this city instead of dividing them with
the state and county, as provided by the
proposed bill. About #0 licenses were re-
newvd. .
Attctnpt to “'rock a Train.
I).\\"ro,\’. 0., Feb. '35.»~A Big lv‘our pns- ;
scngcr train from Cincinnati narrowly ca— ,
cnpcd disaster planned for it by train :
wreckora. The cuglnoor fortunately din-l
covered bctwccn (Jarrolton and Alcxunder. E
tics pllcd upon tho track and welghtodl
down with stone. He had to reverse the 3,
engine and put on the nlrbrakes to avoid ;
striking the obstruction. There is no claw
An Arkansas Afl‘nlr.
Li'r'ru: Ilocx, Fol]. :25.-A bloody shoot-
ing zill'tay occurred at. Shiloh church near
Atklm. Jack llnval, a deputy sheriff. at-
tempted tonrrcat Josh and Will Jones, two
desperate characters. 'l‘hoy resisted. and
all three men begun shouting. Duvnl was
shot" in the breast and leg and will proba-
Both the Jones boys were totally
wounded.
Death of n Centenarian.
Garnsvmmt. W121. Fob Lil—Mrs. Eliza-
beth Co‘emun, aged loo years, died here.
Her father Was a llrst cousin of the last
lineal descendant of the royal family (it
Stuarts. dosccndln;I from James II. When ,
f who was ti months old. hcr father was klll- l
‘ oil, and later on her mother. becausoot.
marriago beneath her rank, was disinhen 1
filed
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A Proposed Slate l’nrk. ‘
Amaxv, Fcb. art—A 1111111111 be intro-f
:, duccd In tho legislature to cnnvcrt lands , MI'Cflldln, throw 0”“ h" “M" t“ ”"3 BM"
in the town of Iluldwcll, at Luke George.
including the historic sites of old Fort
lleorgc and Fort William l-lcury, into a
public park. to revert to the custody of.
.1 the Statc Association For the Preservation ,
'1 oi Scenic and Historic Floors and Objects.
Canada's Popular Loam.
(l'l'L‘A'i‘u'A. Fob. 25.4mm new $3,000,000
loan to provide moans for’strcngthcninpz1
the national dct‘cnscs will lio“populnr.”‘
'l‘hc rntc of interest provided for is 4 per i
The bonds will be placed at a low .
figure. probably $100 each. It is expected
by the 'gorcrnmcnt that the necessary .
amount will be subscribed speedily. 1
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Reintegted For Elnbczzlwnent. 1
Hr. Lou. IS, Feb. 25.-'Ex~(‘ity Treasurer ,
Michael forest was rc~lndicted by tho ,1
grand jrry on sevcu count-1, charging the ,
embezzlement. of city funds to the unicnnt ‘
or coupon. Circuit Court Attorney Za- j
cbritas several weeks ago nolle prossed the .
fortncr charges. ‘
The Albany Police mu.
ALBANY. Feb. 25.—Both ecnnte and as-
sembly wrestled for awhile with the Al-
bany bipartisan police bill. It was finally ‘,
phased in the lowcr house, but Messrs.
Grady and Cantor. by the cmploymt-M of
; ohstructlvo‘tactica, succeeded in defeating city council has passed William anler's
final action. 1
Weather “on“. 0
Fair and colder; northwasterly winds. i
1 been called by revenue unicorn ot! Liberty .
3 Cuban rcvolutlonla'ta and was lining out
1 an a llllbnutcr.
‘routiy phoned .
, Morrisotto became jealous of Andrew Wil-
Cuban Transport Captured by
Rivenue Officers.
SIXTY PILIBUSTBRS ARE ARRESTED
\he Bermuda, lib-tied Wlth Mon and Mn-
nitlonl 0! War. With Ready to filter! For
Cnbuw'l‘hc Ship Wu Recently I'm-chant!
by the ltuvolutlonioto.
NEW Yonx. Feb. 20-4110 Iron steamer
llarutndn. flying the Hrltlnh ting, has
Inland. .
Thu linrmudn hm been under the watch
of Spanish spiel for some than. They had
tenant: to believe she hnd‘boon bought. by
She has hceu anchored of! Liberty Ic-
land since last Faint-day. and Ihcre was
evidence that aim wan prcpuriutt for and.
.llt‘tt alter a large party of Cubana had
gone aboard. the revenue cutter lludaon
‘utonnicd nlongside. and a boarding party g
l
arreitcd all on the Ileruindn.
The revenue steamer Chandler started I
down tho lntytocntch a lighter loadod'
wlth umtnunltlon and link for another.
. party of Cuban- who had .tartod to bout-d
; the licriuudu.
Thu Bcrniudn was an English built .
atmunor. formcrly running on the Outer» ,
bridge lino. She was recently purchnaedl
by a Ilrin enslmcted Waving In league ‘
. with the revolutionary party. ‘
Lulu; Sutunluy aho‘was taken to the coal
r looks at Port lilbcrty and tliurocoalcd up.
churngc.
Clears-Ice I’upcn Obtained.
Bermuda to call to Santa Mnrtba. l’nltod
. Status of Colombia. Application wasmnde
“at tho olllco of thc Ilrltluh consul alter the
cloning hours of bnslucas to uhlp a crow.
A tlco consul innocently wont aboard
and alum-d tho crcw on thc ship.
l‘itci‘ytl-lng was made ready for donor-
turn. ’t‘hoSpanlsh tipluri watched all thin.
and, suaycctlng that thc etcutucr would
tnko ubotu'd inch and ammunition Inst
‘ night. proparcd to cello hcr.
.\t l'lcr .\'o. 4, East river. the lugs Wil-
liam .l. Mcl'aldtu and Arrow lay, with
n'tcnm up. During: tho curly hours of tho
cvcnlng tncn wandcrod qulctly tt-wnrd tho
plcr. cautiously avoiding suspicion.
All wore slouch hula and had thcir col-
lars tnrncd up to prcwnt rcCognlllon
Fifty of thwm wont aboard thc .‘tlct'nldln
and the sonic numbcr nl-ourd the Arrow.
Then she went to the Liberty Island on»
Clearance papcn wrm taken out for the ‘
"mmmmmmm .w
PURE. STRONG. RELIABLE
lo the. verdict arrived at by
Chemical Analytic of
305 unto
POWDER
Economy, Health and Satisfactory
Relulti attend its use.
unutwwun Iv ,
c. D. In“ I ION. Ml hula, Cou. ;
Beware of Fraud
1 Wcshburn-Crosby's Super-
5 lntivc Brand is the greatest
compliment that has yet
been paid to this famous
Flour.
Imitators may copy the
Appearance of the Sack, but
no one can imitate the qual. "
GLOVER’S.
ity of the F our. Washburn.
Crosby's Snperlative is the
best in the world.
berts, Tucker
& Goodwin.
Office 700 Mnln Street.
; Hartford. Conn.
" Agents for Connecticut.
5 ll. ll. Warehouse. 116 Commerce street
'Ro
Spittiish spicy. \vntchcd tlusc pl‘m‘m‘tlllltltl, g
and when tho Arrow lcl't thcdock. follow-
cd closcly by tho .\lc(‘uldltt. they hnstcun-d
to upon. to their chlcla.
.‘ll'lllllllllll tho ntcnm lightcr .l. s.'1‘.
Strnunhuu lcft 1111- foot of King strcct,
llrooklyu. ntul di-‘uppcurrd in tho dark- .
ucss.‘ It was not known whcro «howns
going. but tho Split“ {oil that uhc was
bound for sumo qulct plucc totakn on
board largo lllllllllltlt‘fi of ammunition.
, this cmcmnncy.
Spuninlt (‘otmll l'rcpatrctl l'ur Plincrgclloy.
l 011 recolpt of tho nowa of tho gatlicring
Inud If» othcrolllcors from tho marahui'n
oll‘ico, together with 1:» Pinkerton men.
.11” hcnvlly arnu-d. \vcro quickly tnkcn
‘ aboard.
Down tho buy the rcvcnue cutter Hud—
‘ son had been watching tho llcnnudn for ;
scvornl duya. (.‘uptnin Brndlcy concealed
his vussol behind a luluc coal hulk, close
to‘ lecrty island. and not a light one:
visible aboard. Even his sldo llghta had i
boon cxtlngulshed. i
Murehnl )Iclfurty had warrants pcrmit- l
‘ ting llllll to nrrcht all llllbustcrs found, 1
and his mun wurc cngcr tor the attack. L
’l‘bc tug rnn cautiously ulongaldn tho rov- I
onue cuttor-lludwn, and the olllcora Wt'l’n '
, tnkon aboard.
Signs of activity were uollccd on the
Bcrntudn. and Phil tug was scut hack for
more liclp. Wlth only a Spanish agent
and one l’inkcrton mun aboard, the tug
stilt-It'd for the landing. Shc hcudcd up
Huttormllk chunncl, bctwocn Governor‘s
island and the Brooklyn shore. and soon
three rcd lights wcrc. alghtctl ahcad.
llunning as ncar as posallllc. tho Spnn‘
lsh uncut discovered that the steam light-
ur Strnnnhnn was last in the ice. Sho was
loaded clown to hcr guards with nuiniunt
Lion boxes. partly coucculcd byflpilcs of
oordivuod. A number of mcn wcro lying
on tho dock.
Behind the lighter, trying to push hcr
through the Ice, was the n" W. .l. Mo.
Caldln'with many men on llulll‘d. Still 4
Inrtber back was the tug Mc(‘uldln Broth-
crn, also londcd with mcn.
After considerable delay the lighter
mnnaged to not. through the ice and start-
ed down the bay.
The Spanish coneul’a tug lmnn-dlntoly '
darlcd around the northcrn Hltlu of (layout
or's island and run as fast {is posalblo to
warn the rovcnuc cuttcr of the approach
of tho vessel. _
Ready to Sllp Away. 2
In half an hour‘n tug was soon crocplng i
up totbc Bermuda. and the rattling of tho ‘
anchor chains was hcurd. Black smoke
pourctl out of tho stcnuter’n l'unncl. and
thcro was every indication of her busty
departurc. ‘ ‘
’l‘hc tug, whlch proved to be the W. J.
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mudn. and the luv" wcro scan riCl'lIlllllllIlt: .
aboard. 'l‘ltcn (loptuin llradloy now the l
l
'cmmnnnd to go nhcud at full spocd, and
the Hudson shot out from hcr. cont-cal-
inont. She was barcly L’UU yards‘from the
euspcotcd simmer. ..
The crew of the tug saw her 'comlng.
and,_ casting 011' lines with all basic, the 1‘
bolls were rung for in .l spccd about). The
’firemcn shoveled In coal. and the tug dart~
0d down tho‘bay. with o strcntn of lire
pouring out of her tunnel.
The revenue cutter lot her go. Blggcr ‘.
game was In sight. It was tho work of n i
very few minutes to run nlongsldo the ;
Bermuda, still hold by one partly raised j
anchor. Tho ninrshnlsand Pinkerton men
swarmed libonrd.
No rcsistnnce was offorcd by the [right-
ened (Tot.y and‘Uuhnna. and every man
was seized and takcn prisoner. ‘
IShot Dead at a Ball.
Moxroounnr, Ala. Fob. Ell—During
tho progn-ss of a hall ncur Snrdla, Virgil
1
klne' attentions: to his wife. Later be ob-
served them \vnltzlnn and wlthout fur-
ther warning shot Wilkins dead.
Against the Dcndly Cigarette.
thcom'. Nola. Fob. 2-3.—~'l‘ho Lincoln
cigarette ordination. This ordlnnnm pro-
hibits the use of cigarettes. clgnrn or to-
bacco laypersons under 18 year-01’ age
within the city liniiu.
2“”
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7t."
’l‘hc Spanish consul gcucrnl. Scnor 'l'rr .
pclc, llllll churlcrcd u «wilt tug. rcntly l'or .
Physician for
1 All letter: prompt
pBUGGIES,
iDr.'F. W. Darmer.
SURGEON DENTIST!
42 WashIr'izton Street
Y South Nov-with. Conn.
Teeth Filled
and Extracted
i Without Pain!
Artlllclal Teeth with and without Plates by
lllt' Intent lmprovcd mothods.
.\ll oporntinns [N’l'llllll‘lllfl to modern Don-
} lintrly pi-riornwl inn «Li llnl manner at about
with mirth» price charged by other dentists.
l 'l‘ccth enrol-ml lrmgol charge. where other
i tecth arc to bc inscrtod.
A lady in attendance.
OFFICE HOURS.
From an. at. until 5 p. 111. Open Wtdncsllay
nllulliittiirtllit' until ~11. 111.,
All work warranted tor live yours.
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Consultation Free.
N. Y.,New Haven & Hartford
RAILROAD.
Trains Leave South Norwalk as follows:
For New York.
A.M. 020.030.015.013. 705. 755. 1101. 003.
9m1.9ta.1045.1137. I’. ll.
4 (17. t '10. 5 '25, 6 no. 11110, 1'. no. 7 57, 811.11120.
SUNDAYS.
A..\l. 520.030.11 111. l'.)l. 014.723.9211.
Leave NewNork for So.NorwaIk.1
t. Ill. .500. 8011.7 00.11111. coo. 1003.101“ 111).), 1
11 0:1. 12 02. l'. Ill. 1 01. u on. 1103. 4 0'2. 4 00. 4 30. 3
I5 1‘2. 6 01). 6 03. 7 no, H no, 11:111. 12 m). I
MlxDA‘t‘H. j
A. M. 000.730. 1‘. M. 001). 12 no. 1‘
Lo-vo South Norwalk
for New Haven.
A. M. 103. 1 20. e110. 7 all. 1140. a 11. 1006. 11 OM
1144. l‘. M. 1‘105.137.31114'11001. 1’1 27, 6 20'.
0 ‘27. 710. a n. 9 41.1115.
DANBURV DIVISION.
Leave 80. Norwatk.
A. M 6 31'. 10 ll. 'P..\I.143. t 33. 512. ti 55.
enumrs.
A. Ill. 926. P. M. 7 25.
Leave Danbury.
A. M. 000.730.9157. 1140. P.1d. us. 057.
SUNDAYS.
A. M. 806. I’. M. a 05.
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”a
Woman
in RS. on. inimitucuutrono
Can be consulted at her office 1
342 BROAD STREET, Burnorronr, Coax,
From 10 a. m. to 7 p. to. any day except
Sunday. ‘.
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Thedmitor is a regular physician and for?
the past nineteen years bu“ mado the diseases 1
of Wt‘llllt‘ll u specialty. Ludicra suffering from , ‘
1anydillicultyinculcntto the Hex can couuultl
Dr. Gulltord in thc F-lrll'lt'si confidence. with, ,
1thcassurnncc «'il‘rwoivlrm lllilllllm‘l skilllulnndl
‘ sciontillc lrcntmcnt known to modern surgery ‘-
and medicine. Home curc‘ with nurse fur-‘
melted when reilutrcd. 'Icrnm mmlcmte.1
y replied to. lnclose stunt p. l
WAGONS 1
New and Second-Hand.
cannons. ‘ i
cannmcas, .
CANOPIES, ;
smarts, rm;
___—-
PRICES To SUIT ALL
CALL AND SEE THEM. i
H EN RY TILLY.1
H. KRIEGER
THC LEADING
Millinery and Cloak Store
IN SOUTH NORWAI-K.
We carry the. best selected stock of
MILLINERV, FLOWERS.
FEATHERS and
FANCY RIBBONS!
And Everything Else Pertaining
. to Milllnety.
A Large Variety of Skirts,
In all sorts of Materials.
SILK WAISTSI
LAWN WAISTSAND ‘
LAUNDERED WAISTS!
The countless imitations Of‘ All the new styles for Spring. 1896. Ladies should not forget to see
our goods before purchasing elsewhere. Our prides are
TH E LOWEST.
H. KRIEGE ,
manna-mac HOTEL CLOCK,
“or!!! Imam. come.
DoubleIShoe Store!
40 AND 42 WALL $7., NORWALK.
We hnrc :1 low pairs left from our jannary Solo but arc: the: lit-ingest
bargains ever offcred at any S.iltt‘ of shone in 1111 city.
Thosc Winter Russets at $3.00 are regular *5 Show.
N H
“ 82 00
H
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83'. 5 on Shoes.
Those l’.1tcnt Leather Lac: Shoes. 31.85.1111 regular 3.50 Show-
Those Ladies' Shoes at 51.31) are rcgular $2.0c and 82.311 Show.
Wt: havc Ladies‘ Dongoll Button Pm. Tip Shoes- at 38c.
Ch-ldrcn's Pat? Tip Spring Heels, sizes 5 to 3.511: 450:; stunt 9 to 11,311
55 cents. .
Ladics' Flannel Lace Shoes at soc a pair.
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REMEMBER IT’S GLOVER’S
0111 and Reliable Boot and Shoe Store.
The only Double Shoe Store in town.
110 and .42Wall Street, Homalk,
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Sentinel OffiCe.
, foretrynngiuhc’d
be surprised to find itsogood. If
one learned the price miller smoking ,
I it, had be aetouishcd llofind it so '
. 1. cheap. BigValue 91nd Little Mon-
1%?“ ey never got closer than 1111 ,
this low
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Hostess aim actor ‘
whom. Man-uni) ,
mowhylrohouldbptm _.
onto «(rm mine cartoon to I. n-
pmtlng the mm; m ”We“.
with; In napkin-tit to my and
the continuum Milne at the man’s
mum mining to memento
mm when}. The ma Mien
In [at an mo to and our the M
ITYI‘TSIXG GOW)’.
can. Inquire the name 0! ouch guest I: he
mus nod step forward and repeat it
in an undertone to the mlurcu of the
tarmac.
Fawn ii to 7 o‘clock is the time for re»
«Icing thmon callers In Paris. Thin
W305 men to be included among the
mm. on they have time to make their
mitt: silo-r #315506 hours are over, when»; n
(«or you: ago the mption time «use
much wllcr that business men had am~
pile «excuse to: being unmelul.
In ab“ (nine of ordinary acquaintanm
the donation of a call ehould not extend
unwind :13 minutes. The guest who desires
to talk-c hie dtpnrturc usually chooses the
man-nit when univlher person enters the
twin or loam.- it. in Paris a courtly cus-
tom of “P‘llila‘nae‘n of the olden time has
hem mlwd~flmt of kissing the hustose'
hand when it is tendered in groctlng or
time-ll. A man also bows individually
1.1.. meta wrwn seated In the room I! there
:atw Mill more than six or seven. 1! the
11111.11“ it greater. one general bow in wt-
dlcicnt. Tl.» Itwtess accompanies ladies to
«lbsa blow of the room, but does not aooom-
tramiy mr'mlcwen unless she has some spe-
cial nunnmunitmtion to make.
Tho owning gown illustrated 180! black
telnet nod in out in princess (ashlon. The
Ibodlrw had an extreme dccollemge, the top
of the glim‘vflfi forming the waist being
moulded and embroidered with gold. The
mum in hold up by two strands of pearls
murmur} owr the shoulders. A double
handing trill of planed tnoussellne do
mile minimum-mid with gold spangleo ls
planed innidc the decolletage. The draped
mill-wot. of block whet are "gathered togeth-
u‘ In the middle and {all 013' the shoulder.
J umc (Er-Ion“.
HINTS ABOUT DRESSMAKING
talc-bk Adria For the Kama Dreamer
About Minx Sumo.
Cloth oomnmea seem never to go out of
dam. In diflerent weight of goods they
Em «worn limb winter and summer, year
in: and your out. and are always neat and
Mood locking. There is a prevailing ltn-
Wiion that a cloth town. which Is usu-
ally in the tailor made style, is particu-
larly tdmcnlt to make. but it Is necessary
than New gown. of wbntcver fashion, to Ill;
will. and, in addition to good flttlng, cloth
mainline»; only conscientious care in bast-
ing. hitching and pressing. It cannot. be
. srnrnr rough, ,4‘ ,
‘ insisted upon 'Ma moder-
anlclly not iron is the dressmnker'n beet
too willingly
taut-mid. Wham sorting in beingsdone at
lbruuac locale should always be" kept hot, In
cloudiness tor immediate use, for they
.nlhuulld he «unployod at almost every/etage
of the putting together of a garment.
in priming open the seams ot‘ a cloth
whirl or lbudloe use a not very hot iron and
”1»:th an. line-wily upon it as possible. Do
mm low it to and fro, as that is apt to
ileum :u gloss, own on the right slde of the
would, which it does noh'touch. Attor one
{Intuition «at the scam is pressed lifts the iron
11.11.1511“ length and set it down again,
dud wanton. Do not moisten the cloth be~
Mme priming without trying a piece of the
unmade with water prevlouely, to be sure
nlllat, the. rOtI'lOI is not ch‘an god by dampness.
.3 Nit-tier put on iron on the right side of the
miracle. mm with a piece of muslln between
it mind the .clitrth. For’oonvex curves, like
” tulle liomcr edge u! 11 standing collar, press
mutually arid; the iron, drawing the mar ‘
menial at the name time. For concave
locum, like the top of the collar, or for
'lungt'plucmrwheno l1 incideairod to decrease
tlhc dullness. moisten the cloth and apply
the iron. allowing it to remain until the
:clltnlh is dry. 2 ,
The figure In the illustration wears a
191.11.111.11 lUWhW‘S cloth. The skirt In
“my wideuud in ornamented around the
mono l2; alarm stitched bins bands. 01:
nut-1b side of (1m tablior the‘handu km
mm with metal button. The In"
thong mm: or velour du non! In mounted In
Elam 11%le on a yoke which in covered by
a lllt‘ill‘d‘llu‘l of cable, with a high, during
collurwd utrilnming of tulle. The toque
.d grim-n 111m edited with table and trim-
Month chonx oi velvet of two lain“.
'wut‘u 18M violet. A platted aim-0t (3
rec»; mm I; placed at the Mt lids.
erc Cnoun.
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