fitdkemuermirm anileaalongtheyiell-as an colored lining in the yokeed Mdablacklacemwnhas ,. “whethertheraatotthe hlhedwlthblackorcolor.and usflnegivesanwdedpm— ‘hqla to notice the new puller and “ties. White. for a tie :s w.- The‘rlagstbrouah which ”andrauuayhesilreror ngaathecontentsoiihu mheulveroraold Int-cub . The-bow at the belt has hathopradhnncnda try. new. the water tell u kw oi the ultra French wo- l~ been. no. are wearing straw My son we‘ll be wearing flirt-waists and straw bats round. No? Why. we know are worn in all season now. had-en woman at her desk '5 nitrite woman ot‘ means has. and a few New Yorkers My tried the hats hon-an “handle-um Thenealiatetthe'ereclagwsaltin sass-a, sol-rue. at new York. latheehsechllsahulplaia Whack-serenely” aad'l'heeeisatlreualilhraw. taste-.btheleeturaroola. Ito-an. amuse-llama were “millennia- has committee at the Christian Endeavor Society cannon! nous: mm murmmmmoému magma“ prices. “nuiam catatonia-run- «mum-vaflimu“ m is Molt! by that verse. tile author, Knaeth he. also the au- thor at seven! other announce. via: Weber at wide "The ill-d Rand." Johnstonelneanett’a "A Quiet Issuing at Home." and lie. and Ira. sum Drew‘s “When Two Hearts are Won," whiehthelatierenioyedarnnotlve months at the Tiroii. mm. Bugs land. itleaaidotthecornpanythat is to portray the several characters that everyone is oi some known re- pute. OtiaaThayer-J‘cotW‘lfir- rytown Widow" company. and lies- trice IeKenaie. late of "The Hotel Tails! firry" coupaay. head the list. and others are Florence Elliott. late of the “Bride Elect" company. Kenneth bee. Lillian Gerorae liar-tin. Edward Wane. Gertrude Chanherlln. Charles Avery. Robert Robson. etc. It Cranbury was (secured by fire at an early hour this morning. The inmates; :scaped but nothing of value was sar- Kr. Gelta places his Mat “Mean which is iully covered with lnauraocei in two soon headache with O. B. Vii—v eonandtheotberwithw. LWilcoa. at South Norwalk. it is believed that the fire origbated from a detective flue. 1 AN OLD lint. WASHED AWAY. ‘5 The ire-bet ol' yesterday carried. awayaportioaoitheoldCharlialatt' Gm lull! and dam just above the him-walk Hills. The old mill had been I a iamillar landmark for years and was , a great attraction for amateur photo-é graphcra. The water wheel and grind- l 1ngstonesandaponiouottheiioor—~ ing and timbers were also torn ouL; The mill had notheen in use fora 1‘ number at years. In the back (mun-y ‘ districts small bridges were washed away. roads were llooded’ and nanny washout- occurred. LIGHTS FOR BIRDS“ NES‘I‘S. game Curious Habits Pmtired in the} World of Sounders. lany birds suspend their nests 1min thebrancheeotueee.oaeoithelnoet curious nests at that kind being that vi the bays hit-dd ladle. it h hung ’roni the branch. with its open!“ at the bottom. and hangs like an insert. ~d bottle. secure trout the approach oi tree snakea and other reptiles. The post carious thing about the bays bird lethat it is sold to light up its heat 1 :31 sticking fireflies on m sides vimiwpeedolaualn. 'deyorsottinud. Thereseentstohr little doubt of the tact. 1 “At night . is said that special attention will be given to the summit. and that nuan- eroua refined specialties will be intro- duced by the clever array of medium. JEFFRIBS-SHARKEY FIGHT. Big audiences will probably are the pictures or the Jellrlee—Bharkey fight at Hoyle Theatre. Thursday and Pri- day. February 8 and 9 and they will probably not be confined to men ad- herents to the art of selt~detence at all. éylan women were present at the el- intuitions in Music Hall. in Mon. and they seemed to enjoy the vivid por mysl oi the great hrsic contest as murh as their escorts. For distinetueau and steadiness these pictures have nev- erbeen surpassed it is: laid. From the time the ball wad darkened and the pictures began to show the pompous preliminaries until the end at the 25th round. when an American flag is thrown over Champion .leflrles. every movement is shown with wonderful vividueso.l it is like being at the ring. guide Jefl'rlee and Shea-key adherents will be out in i and applaud every notable point by the lighters. Thoeewhowanttoaeethehghtac- euntely shows will ilnd mnc‘b enjoy- ruent in watching these pictures. and those who care nothing about the fight itseli but wish loose a remarkabledle— playvol moving pictures will take an 1coual interest. The hllnon which these pletureawaretakenlsaeveeinileelong andthaeahibttloo lasts a little over two hours. ..,......___ NEITHER SAVED NOB EARNED. - Railroad people have an arrange- ment by which they can register the It looks like a steam guageand is connected withjhe axle. Esothstthepointer waters the auu~ jber “evolution every minute. There ansouanyreeuatiuastotheiatle. andhyaaingealonsarranguaentthe numberotadluanhourisfiowoup- .on thedial. The apparauala expen— lalrea‘swallaadelicate. ThelateJayGouldwasoneolthe and that. looking up. in— "mnmanythtu!" “lie; I thlnk not.“ aid Ir. Gould. withasnlile. “me-N itsave anythiu?” “rhealwoaldnothaveitiany ear."lleeord.—Chleago ' henchmen-stomach” .F. S. BKNKS. inventory brought tu‘ligbl many odd and brokeulols of merchandise. representing all , departments. which we will oiier. during this sale. at prices where cost and profit are disre— garded. These goods are. all this season' 5 purchase. not an old pinch: the st05:1;. Less than 5 wholesale prices will prevail while the lots last. Our porous are earnestly requested to take advantage of this unusual opportunity, as the bargains are phenomenal Two LAD“ Oi! lawn)?! HIST. A family llrlng la a North Side hat welcomed a new huelnald last week. Thegirl hadiuatcoaietrou lichiun. and her appearance was prepoeseaa- lng. We after her-advent it was dis- covered that she was inclined to treat the family with a patronising air. “Mary youtnustdobettar. erlahall' havctodndlolneooetotakeyonr place." the Inistrcaa remarked the oth~ " rem... “ on' ow any one to speak to me that way” replied Mary. with a tossotherhead. “i‘niuatasgoodas you are. and i want you to know it." llary bounced out of the non: and returned in two minutes with the weekly other from her town. Among the social item was the following: “Kira Ilary Hanson has none to Chi- cago to spend the winter. Ilsa Ban- aon is an actors-Wed belle in the leading circles of Sawdust Creek." llary waited until her employer had had time to read the “personal," and then she said with withering scorn: ‘ As l have always been accustomed toaolngwlththebestln naytownand as i don't believe you ever have your nameontheaoeietyweoftheSun- darn-Denlgueaalcan'tasordto stay with you." The North Side woman declared the domestic incident closed.——Chlcago l - ter Ocean. n. The American“ Woolen Mills “mammal-elk!!- reettoyua. 'flflum-M'. prolta. ‘ Shinto-mucus; thmfiflladlh Whmflludun We” h In “Mendelian-rim Wat-rerun! Gar-saw. hue-her flddolddoennaoohorufl firestorm “bullet“ WILTON. CONN. its “wholemeal! and (neurosis-Iowan: hhdmmmwfl teal'waunasatara‘ot. DID IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU -‘ ”‘0“ Children‘s in; blackerib’bed’ com hose. else- 5 to 0%. per pair 7c Whole-leprIceiatlaodoa. ,. Boy's extra heavy ribbed hose. worth lie. at l2 l—2c t Boys' extra heavy ribbed hose, the the kind. at I9c ' lien’e wool socks in dark mixtures cud black. worth an pair,a lot: Ken‘s all wool blue Shaker socks. the 36c kind. at lac Ladlea‘ plain black cotton hose. 8c Wholesale price, 81.00 dos. gray. worth 28c. at l5c Ladiea' gray wool Jersey Vests. the 50c kind. at 25c Ken's natural wool mixture. double breasted Shirts. drawers to match. worth 690. at 25c s-I Isles too yards spool cotton. 8 spools worth 100. for SC 50 small else. Scissors. our regular 251: quality. at BC Crochet Cotton. tancy colors. 2 spools worth 10c. for SC ll‘ur Neck Scarta. it: black and brown. worth 81.76. at 15c lid Gloves ~ Our celebrated ONE DOLLAR Kid Gloves. 2 clasp and i hooks. in blockatansaudredatheenualot any DOLLAR glove in America: for this sale 756 Ladies‘ Vesta. hue quality, color silver 500 Ladies’ Black Jackets. values from Fancy Gotten Fields: for chlldrtn'o dresses. as lachee wide, worth 18m per yd. at _ QC on wool French Same. in Oxford grey and brown. very popular. worth 75c. ' mid. \ 50c telncll French Henrietta. in all colors. worth“ 75¢ per ml. at. 50o 800 liniinn Cloth Petticoats. heavy lustrous finish. regular price 3250. sale price 5|.95 100 Petticoats. odd lots, worth $1.50 and 82.00 sale price “.00 yds of new Hamburg, (quantity limited). worth 251: a yd.. sale price l2 l-Zc l‘ 500 pope chiral-ed popular Novels. publisher’s price 25c. sale price he ‘ a Fullolxe Table Tumblers. worth 8:: z. _ dot. at = l9c » Large Granite Wash Basins. worth 15e, at ltlc Ladlcs' Muslin and Cumin-1c Night Robes. lace and Hamburg trimming. style that cannot be duplicated for 81.35 today; price at this sale. each. only 89c A few more Wrappers left that 'were 75c. 98c and $1.35; now. 49: Choice of our Ladies’ Dressing Samples. 98c, 31.25 and $1.40 ones. at. _ 75c fifltoflfio. tonic-e.“ \_. 13560.0urprleelortbislot, _, 9c Daniel: Flann'el,‘ in Stripes.“ ah eortmenttoselecttrom, worthleyd. at ,4c Turkey Bed Damask. about mu m . patterns. worth 26c yd- will sell dur- ing this sale'at lie 60 Connor-babies, in large sue, good cotton; sold at 81.;50 during this sale, 51.00 - 5.000 yds. heavy brown Sheen“. :8 in. “wide. worth 655:: per yet. at 5 4c Harem Muslin Night Shirts. some low dosen _odd ones that we sold tor 75c and $1.00; now ». 50c Unlaundered Shirts. all since regular 39 and tie qualities. at 32c Flannel blight Shirts, the regular 56o quality, at 38c ‘ Men’s Super Elastic Web Modern, all our 25c line. at 15c Boyte‘ Knee Pants, oalyabmt-SD pairs. a _ 25c ‘ Pulses Ladies’ Finger Purses, in seal, pig skin and patent leather, worth 25c to 36¢ l9c , “Wists Ladles’ Untrlmlned 'Hats. and 75c, 25c Lsdlcs’ Trimmed Rats, were $3.00 and $5.00; "now W499 $2.50 ‘ “.25 and $2.98 AT SEYMOUR’S STORE ! High-Grade Food Products. Hagarlan Success Hour. 68:: bag. “jobbl. Our Fancy Banner Chop Formosa Teetr'eduoedholflclb. Ourli‘auoyfliltndge tel-.flcmlapflntortub mommnmnoner. “whatothers callbat."flclh. Goodflnttertor; 1561!)... 15:11; Fruit Jamminglau W,” WWMammrflc CHAS E. SEYMOUR. mum Grocer so Washmgton St. Homewwtficdoeeu. “Smoked Columbia River momma Creamery Blit- Smoked Halibut. 80c lb. Smoked J'lnnen Huddlrl, 180. lb, 2 “I? lie. g We have 1 3b!- Mackerel. while Ind M;thebestbargainyoueanhu 10c mgwmpoxtcuens m bunch launch ‘ Tel Call 58-2 “ WWW. mmelmmebc» Whenlndoubtaboutthemeson-qualityotnoodeyouaronowusing.itistlmetocoinehere. Ourprieeeare the sundard regulator andtheqaafityotourcbodsmthetopnotchotpertoctlon. that can be depended upon. Uaderlhyaadallclrmnutanoelyonwul"know whereyouateat"whehyoutndeherc. WE OFFER THIS WEEK: “ominous“. . Parsnlps. at growers’prleea. WhenyonwantapnoilCheesecome here. comm Cheese is meanwhitorthmwhocanappn- elateadnesrticle. Weanhereto «business. .. Wewantyostorconetsourstoreand wewlllglyeyouhetterretnmm moatthanyoucangetaaywhere
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