cityotthnlaadtheaeya- ”sunbeam-ration“ mummmtie. hoholidaya. HtsChriatmaais Motlelyandhfiay.ssr~ dthecommonest man.retme ,. cheer. TheFourthofJnlyls “he-”thinneryplaceat .heeaaae everything is happening: “by is the day he must make 7‘ ubeunnenothingishappen .Blahoraarenotpleasnrca tie it: vacation by doing another Inrk.aadearaahiallving by 3 ofierpeoplelive.1'hevery :1.“ the nights turn their natural nponhimThelampiahis sun aadthecnrtaiaubianighi adhehtahlssnpperinthe 7 lliahwaiaesaisthereler~ 'flh.fieial¥anlrithrblndthr .Whtlalei’ttonnlarighttn aalrkhtialettzamneti-earight fibupldedown. 'l‘heworldis maths-"mm. it mtbehoors In columns haleedtiuandnowinanoth- ”ht it heeda him never in return www.mnhowpaaaesbe- it lace—o shut—out. snaharins “Bellmastheyearagoon, : andertheatars. and when , .. knerihhledonthedlea gha mlght'he immortal. morning havolngnareekatterweek. year run filing to be allowed tr flue carreatotaday.reaehing _il'Ia-ethingthatlastslong adaypto hold to.onlytogt ”when” tam-ea few nibbles-— - matuebotmmofa " Fm. - Illa-ta preacher. Broughtoa ”brought an to Brooklyn tr »rwuvalmcetiaga. continents hecallahiamlnd. Plymontl ”(mm'tw ., revival noticeal is a. 'ha-yahyman Abbottls , . “at Atlanta) wonlr yat‘tpaaaaorttohell“ in; VU—nahndathaaaatenogn heaaya. “Yonhavee :prea:lnNew'York.andi serial-mania“! heatoreadan-eol‘them Waynderwhetherthe ”hummthnr . aahewaawith aaaa. Weohaervethattht "an Unitarian magmas. “Mo-Wow hauhamhrnthaaayaaragn. la anrktnraedoshthenaamoathproh- ably-raaaaeaallothara. annulment. Ache—clown.“ oldest in the Whack-twincncanat magenta. lloatpaoplethonght thattheavengaclreaaiohewaaoldar thathatwlrldm'tlinion. Whammthlutolook Momma-Wmthlagu ataytnnrtoloakbrwardtofhere waaaothingaltraeflveaboutitmttr. Carnegie. aadthenltheatrnckwhen miratloa of the age.-New York Tole. gram. The New Hillard Gazette thus em— phasizes what the Citiaen has prev- iouslyurged. “Solaraswearein- Hr. Warmtorgorernor. Thegeneral impression ms to be that l! the represented in the state convention by llr. Warner will be nominat ."~Win~3 ated Citiaen. baringbutoneae-ionanddlamisainag stanearlyhourwoamduthe ground that the pupils were not given: that the elert on their health was be- bnllding will. it is thought. obviate the? dillcnlty.——New Haven Journal and Courier. Prank Daniela, the well known comr- dian. recently distributed in a New York theatre printed requests to the which form 0! advertising—newspap- ers. lithographs in windows or bill- hnarda. had induced the recipluta of the circular tn porches aeata. Ct the 1.109allpsratnraedtothenahera991 specified newspaper advertising. in other words. only one—eleventh ot the number at person voting had aotlud billboards. lithographs or circulars. This is another instance that advertis- ingintbenewapamtabylartheheat method of reaching the public. and other: could be end—Brim Standard. EOWAYTON omen CASE. continued by Judge Freeinwith the coming marked. A hygienic and nour- i lsbing lunch furnished in the school thing but a sneak thief. The little pin in his letter to andieacemlndlcatebypencllmamr gefllngawaytromlthaaheenthead-; i l linitationa. an R an I“ i I l £3143; 5.55 a? i 8.? l ‘53! i; g it is needless to any that shirt waists iwill retain the popularity already achieved, and sate to predict that new will be conquered. Can you 3 formed public feeling in all 0! the? am of “min more terrifying towns in this vicinity la overwhelm- than an announcrnent that there were ingly in favor ot the nomination ot- :m be “a more ”M“ "w "“9? 'Just imagine it you can. what you would wear in its place from April or E Sioux City. low'a. has adopted the1 serving of hot lunches during the noon ”mount an announcement in the ad- receaa of the High school. In the baae- "filling columns 0‘ the 9900“! till“ mentolthebnllding.‘ Tbecnatoznol’m" "W who llay until November! rank and die of the voters are really find this problem i have been trylnl in ulace pmpoa- rerall what we used to wear before shirt waists were in vogue. and I an M 'h" Mfl! W‘ then. ithink or a few meets oi various styles but certain It is that none ever :23th the familiar. comfortable at. “Dasha scarfpln." has becomeso advised us about the iaqneahing doors. how to let air into ithe sleeping rooms with the curtains drawn. etc. has come torward with a 3 i ? emanation concerning the above. m to .4. “Id? m pm”. “a a". I Bill." piece or hard rubber. He through which the point of the pin is forced—after bel tlic int loscd illustrate Eahowa what one might do in case of 2nd emergency sometime when out oi reach at a rubber supply and wantlu to wear a valuable pin. On its point was a bit of rubber clipped from the and of a lead pencil. ltiawrongtortatheraandmothera 3'0““ anttorthe huh-muesli and melt tno. anotherealdtomerecentlyin whamrkcoocnrnlngthe predmotyonnapaopleamong E i ' ‘7’. W Life. Midtoi and Health - insurance. “ANNUAISIAI‘EIEIT cans-n: Actual Life . Insurance COmpanu, RAW cums. Morgan G. Builtelv. President. Jami“? hm AaastaJan 1.399.983.8503» out. I...» mail In align-a. 46.744.094.04 5 Ensure. (lithium to 4 “9- cent. It; 50..."... .... 1,044,000.00 mm a: mm. on. Jan. 1. 1909 ....... stunts.“ tom hold- ‘ era in 1899. ........ I .089355 .70 Premium receipts“ in 1999. 7.193.961.“ interest, W“ . r . mg? Total receipts in 11.9, . . .3. 9.318.734 75 Lite. Endowment. 9nd 899. 18.813. 1mm ...... 344.94545.“ Lite. Endowment and Term insurance in“ m Jan. 1. 1900. . .. a; . .J. .168.44§.790.90 races in Accident lnso force Jan. 1. 1900 .....lm.470:00 Paid policy holders since or- ganization. ““59144412. Ad. W9 “9 I W. New Premium income. ..9 196.179.00 Total Premium income. . . 791.949. 45 3.933 279. 09 9.515. 891.50 ment insurance in force. ll 050,899.00 Accident and Health in- surance in tome ...... 25.916350. 00 Number or Policy Holders. 17 .998 E. E. HALLOCK, Manager. Room 5. Hubinger Building. NEW HAVEN. CONN. J. S. BLINK. mama Agent, Accident Department. The American Woolen Mills lab-Whammaamdh rasttoyoa. Yoauvnthamfldbaa‘a ........... wruroxcom. lemmwwhwenamhawmaah ant ens-loa- it's flavor inshore-r Inhaaotmwhatharyoawlm ”mawflfl. , pun nammmmmmfi‘?m ‘ run 9. J. 13016860..“ ‘ter,o003lb,inprintortnb. inventory broughtio fight, departments. which we fil ofier. Ty odd and brolten lots of merchandise. reprcgohug all doiiufé this sale. at prices where cost and profit are disre- garded. These goods in: all this scaso _ purchase. not an old piece in the stock. Less than wholesale prices will prevail while the lots last. Our patrons are earnestly requested to take advantage of this unusual opportunity as the bargains are phenomenal. “film boas. metalwpermi!’ 7c ‘ Wholesale price is 91.00 don. _ Boy‘s extra heavy ribbed has, worth lie. at 12 l—2c Boys' extra heavy ribbed hose. the 854: kind. at 3 We Ien'r wool such in dark mixtures sud black. worth 30c pair. at 10c Ken's all wool blue Shaker socks. the tie kind. at lllc La’ica' plain black cotton has. he Wholesale price. 91.00vdoa. Ladiea' Vests. line quality. color silver gray. worth 29c. at I5c ladiea‘ gray wool Jersey Vests. the 50c kind. at 25c Ken’s natural wool mixture. double Shirts. drawers to match. worth 500. at 25c Sal Wales 800 yard: spool cotton. 5 spools worth 10:. for ‘ 5c 50 small sine Scissors. our regular 25c quality. at l5c Crochet Cotton. fancy colors. 2 spools worth 10c. for St: For Neck Scarts. in block and brown. worth 91.75. at " 15c I" Glam Our celebrated ONE DOLLAR Kid Gloves. 8 t“Isiah: and ibooka. in blackatan: and redo. the equal of any DOLLAR glove in America; for this vale 75c l , 9 AT SEYMOUR’S STORE ! High Grade FOOd ProduCls. otgoodsyouammwudmitiatimetocomchere. Ourprlceaarc tbsatanhrdreaulntoraadthe qualitystouraoodsarethetopnotchotpertection. thatcan be depended upon?» ~ there youamat"whenyontradeherc. .— we OFFER nus WEEK: When in doubt about theiprice Under any and all circumataaces you will Hungarian Success “our. 59c has. “Joust. . 0n:- hncy BaanarChob Formosa “Wicca“; 'Oanancy‘GiltEdgeCreameryBub eCraamery Butter. “what other: heat.” 971: lb. nutter mNru'n‘aWOu-dtmmue CHAS E SEYMOUR Leading Grocer so WaShiualon st . par yd. at Children's not black ribbed cotton Fancy cw; m... for children‘s dresses. as inches wide. worth 13%.: i L g - 9c . All wool French Berger. in Oxford l“grey outbrown. Very popular. worth 75c peryd.. st 50¢ 48 inch French Henrietta in all colors. worth 75¢ per yd" at 50c . . ’ l 309. Italian Cloth Fetticoats. heavy lustrous finish. regular price $2.50. sale price $1.95 100 Petticoats. odd lots. .worth $1.50 and 92.00 sale price 9.00 500 yds of new Hamburg. (quantity limited). worth 25¢ a yd.. sale price 9 12 l-2c: 500 paper covered ular Novels. publisher's price 25c. sale price Be Full-sine Table Tumblers, worth 85¢ a doe, at l9c but” Granite Wash Basins. worth 15¢. a We Ladlcs‘ Muslin nod Cambric Night ' Robes. lace‘sud Hamburg trimming. styles that cannot be duplicated for 31.25 today; price at this sale, each. only 89c A few more Wrappers left‘ that were 750. 98c and 81.25; now, 49c Choice of our ladies' Dressing Sacques. 98c. 91.25 nod 91.40 once, at 75c Lsdies' Black Jackets. values from 55.00 to 97.50. to close. at $2.50 0!“ HpmoGstbered Eggs. 360 doses. Mindanao. 8 lb. W Bflibut. 800 lb. Wed, Flatten Haddira. 13o lb. 3 “attic. m.w 1...... Columbia River Salmon. 30c website i on: liachsni. white and thebutbarnin youcanlnd.10c museum... ~ \ 5Q don. mm rote... bleached and unbleached. . wholesale today at 1295c. our pricetor this lot. 9c Domet Flannel. in stripes. goodn- sortment to select from. worth To yd, st 7 4c ~ Turkey Bed Damask. about halt doom patterns. worth 25c you will sell dur- ing this sale at l9c 50 Comfortable; in large size. good cotton; sold at 8L50; during this sale, $.00 . 5.000 yds. heavy brown Sheeting. 50 in. wide. worth 62431: per yd" at 4c. . Ica's Hairline Muslin Night Shirts. some few doses odd ones that we sold for 75c and 51.;00 now 50c Unlaundsred Shirts. all since regular 39 and 45c qualities. at ' 32¢ Flannel Night Shirts. the regular 506 quality. at 38c Ben's Super Elastic Web suspenders. all our 9p; line. at 15c ~ . Boyts‘ Knee Pants. only about 50 pairs. s . 25c . ‘ Pam's Ladlee‘ Finger horses. in see]. his skin and patent leather. worth 25c to 35¢. We the! laden? lair Ladles' Untrimmed Rats. were 496 and 76c, 25c ladlee' Trimmed Ham‘were 93.00 and 95.00; 'now $1.25 and $2.93 .‘ HR.» . 1.21.; flog. I Cranberrica,10eqn‘arh Sweet Mme-hm Carrots. Turning tattoos. etc. ”Wilma ..WhenyonwantagnodCheeeeoeme’ here. OurDouble Cream Cheese lav madeapsdaltwtboaewhocanappm- Monsanto“. Wearahereto (loudness. Wemtyoutocometoouratoreand. we willgtve you w uterus our. yourcashtbanyoucangetanywbttw Paranipa. 1t
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