«likely on your approbation. ll . 1
inventory, bbichis last post. he found runny
11 1 211.11 departments. and are placing them on
flour.“ MusiCal Instruments Fine
‘91111ps,9111d China and: Farrell
. C 0
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a. . 0'
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s
o. o‘
est e'berp housekeeper.
Hotel Restaurant and Home Furnishing
W. S. STURTEVANT.
South Norwalk. Conn.
111-2111 Garments. HOLIDAY GOODS‘
We do not want to put them
1.501259 JACKETS.
$5.001Gnrmepts, $3100. away. so cut the prices;
nooGarmcnts, $6.98.‘ AT 50. EACH.
gznoG'm-m‘ems,“ $71939 Articles formerly 100.
$25.00 Gartrlcnts, $8.98. “7‘"
-——- AT roc. EACH.
MISSES‘ Articles formerly 1519., 190.. 2519.
CHILDREN’S AND
. JACKETS
slrllller reduction. AT 150' EACH'
H Articles formerly 250.
1 1 GOLF CAPES.
. ”1191.0TH19APES- .. CALENDARS AT BIG REDUC-
SEPARATE SKIRTS. TIONS.
DICKERMAN, ,6: son,
.84 Washington Street.
bOU [H NORMALK.
. 1: pay tho above 19on lor any case of Liver C9111plaint,
("1‘ 0mm. Siclc Headache, Indigestion, Constipation
mess we cannot cure with
. flare purely Vegolilhio and novel- 1.111.; give
' “ Content 100 Pills. 10c bOxos contain 40 Pills.5c
rain 15 Pills. Bowaro of substitutions 111111111111qu
11111.. Stamps taker-l. Norvita Medical (20., Corner
and Iaclnotl $1.1..‘Cllicago, Illinois. Sold ll' '
011011 c STILLsoN. druggru. 5.1.11. Nor-walk. Conn.
That's the roman our customers stay with us year;
loitcr year. No coal of poor quality but a place in 0111'
him if wo know it. You may match tho prlc'l‘.‘ 13111 you
our: match the coal at 1111' other "
tion. 9119 1'1 3s“ ol‘ 3
.. topohor in the 111013 T
1 Clerk‘s action.
‘ ‘ali addition to the llama on the route-
‘ 1.011.119.1111.
‘l'l‘my 11 ring tho. IM
. Hill father
9 11919199111.
hand. The girl
00pm ballad her by ”1 arm
The pupil resisted un‘ slapped the
mow proclukluod
d‘hllhd l0 11111111 8131111 lie
soholu‘f'u 'anlcgod wlilmtgluflfd olwg'n
I tl ;do onto to r s or c
1311 military 11111101166111. FThe boys
cgmoyc‘the contest. some open
cillrrhglug the girl. The latter.
1 00gb the sulullo1.llnully bested tho
teacher. trotting the ruler away and
inflicting the punishment intended for
hugely
anmmplst. ‘-
Hui; M11111 Cowun wus plucky and
would not give 111.8110 was for from
being defeated. when the Mood!” Kiri
evidently in 11 fright from o sudden
realisation of what and bird done re
leased herself from Miss Cowan’s
grasp. run out and 1101110. leaving the
schohlroom in on 1101901119. Miss Cow
an found it impossible to 19031010 or
der. ll'ud dlsmtssed- the school for the
1111128110 ls urllrurt beyond the waits
and bl ulscs lutllctcd by the when
The Bourd of Educt lion in holding
an inquiry to de‘cldc but course '10
pllrtluo ill the case.
INTERNATIONAL 1301.0.
.u—n—
Tournamcnt Soon to be Held in the V1-
clnity of San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. .lunuury l8—-Au
lutornntlonul polo tournament is soon
to be held in the vicinity of this city
Four of the best players of England
composing the famous liurllnghnm
loam. are here rlow.01l lllclr wuv
across the continent they brought ten
polo ponies at Austin Tex. and the
mounts 1.11m been quartered 111 Eur-
llugnrnc, where they will ho truluco
for the proposed games. The team 11-1
composed of Walter Mct‘lcery inlw
rcrlcc McCroel'y. Cllnrlcs hiccups 1111.11
.1. R. Martino
In addition to these there will boa
uumbgr of crock players of the center 11
states. Foremost among them will be
George Gould. who will bring 11 our
loud of 11001011. Vlsltiug polo man who
arc. unable. to bring their own mount:
heroes the continent will be furnished
with ponies by the locul’ polo and hunt
clubs.
SHIP BUILDERS ON 'STRIKE.
About 100 Men involved by the Em-
ployment of Nondioion Mon.
NEW YORK. .lnuum'y ltl-Tno pnlut
ers, commuters and callrers employed
at Lewis leons shipyard ut Elton
bdthporh N. ...l are on strlltc over the
employment of 0011- -u"nlon men in these
branches by the firm. A0091 100 men
are luvolrcd. us the much rlletu also
quit work.
The shipyard ls rushed with worn.
more tlrlru twenty vessels being under
construction. including a monito and
a cruiser for the United Status 1; voru
mont.
SOLAR ECLIPSE EXPEDITION.
BERKELEY. (3111.. January lllwwil
llarll H. Croker. of Sun Francisco rrrls
offered to defray the expenses of 11
solar eclipse expedition to be sent by
the University of Cullforlilu from tho
lllck Observatory to Sumatra. to on
serve the total eclipse» of the sun. may
17. An astronomer and assistants
with apparatus from Mount Humllton
will sail for San Francisco. February
19.10 be away until July. They will
establish an observation camp some
where within twenty miles of l’cdnng
on the west coast. of Sumatra P1101
11E Bernard. of the Yorkes Observa-
tory 01 Williams Buy. Wisconsin. will
also go to Sumatra. He will be the
111031 of Professor Stephen '1‘. Brown.
astronomical director of the United
State's Naval Observatory All the
on will be wholly, obscured for 11111
and :1 half mlnutes.tl1c opportulllly
wlll be most fevercblo for photos sph
1111 the c0r0ull and obnc‘rvlug tllcr
ecllpsc phenomena.
CLAIMS AGAlNaT CHOSEN
FR'l ENDS. »
SAN FRANOlBUO. January lit-00
behalf of Cyrus A. Clark, who was
annotated in Indiana 11s the l'ccolvt-r
0f the Supreme Council of the Order
of Chosen Friends. attorneys have
brouaht suit to have the claims on the
relief fund of the order In thls state
rattled 111 one 11cll0u.’l‘he fund cou-
9111111 of 85 00.0 in the Anglo Californian
11111111. and about: 82'. 800 much” wus full-
011 by the sheriff under an attachment
'l‘Wculy two persons who have brought
quits here from bums due thorn frolu
the order. were ulnde defendants ‘lll
Charles A. Lee woe
appointed by Presiding Judge Dunno.
as lluxlllnry receiver of the fund.
HE REVISED Tl-ll mom'runa.
CHICAGO January 184~Hnrry N.
Plllsllury. chumplou chess plnyer of
America. climb W chum from Philo-
dolphin yesterday and registered 111
the Morrison liotel.‘ Ho" had been to
term but‘ ll few hours when he reap-
posted at the dealt and shyly penned
tor. The revised slanaturo read: “Mr.
uld Mrs. H. N. Plllsburyr'.’ Ire mer-
DBA‘TH 0" OlNfimL R033.
011ch 9 do now ill—General
ML; and levmlrguevolr. lie served
with distinction in Lille: United sum
loan and civil
era. o won all 100
rumour: 111111 19 3 5 111 Johnson
‘ £619 01' howls-
M (pr
W “Hamil i" 1
”'0 A .
mother, 9111......
111111 1111111111: onco- than who
ll.” thstr oath of .1111.
to 1 .
refused. and Mina 9-1
hernelf upon the. 11191111 and hack of her 1
lingo license records that M 11. Pills--
bpry Was Miss Mary ill. Bush. whose.
home was ilvon “no Philadelphia.
1.111.111 Galesburn-
r of lnternut
1111111111110 “ -
Commltrlouqu Worcom 1.1mm! two
amendments, disqualifying from Voting
violole
W9. 111110. 11101.1 ter
,1 . 11
fill 110 referring
10.10 111511111 of 11.111113311111111 and
buildings on sgalust 11111 1111110111; spec-
tel lotion on occupationa'uud “industries.
01110510111111: or 01191-1, 11111 of the
proceeds on real is compartments
wtll be devoted to public schools.
Municipal councils are authorlted to
license theatres; placeu for liquor sol.
ling. ”public conveyancesl hotels and
11011131111115. or to prohibit cocloftgh' -
utter the hurt your unttlhhe 1.1x col
lectlons are avallul lrle.
Half of the internal revenue of ouch
municipality will hepntd into the
municipal trousurlas.
Commissioner Worcester dld hotel:
large on the section 1101111111111: the 0x
eruption of church property to moor
ties used exclusively for futons.
charitable or educottounl put-pollen.
This much dlucussod feature received
the uprpoval of the administration 111
Washington previous to mulling the
bill public.
The bill oontrullccs considernblo ro
sponslblllty 111 the provincial govern-
plants. for the establishment of which
another bill is being prepared. -
The public discuslllou. which is tall
lug place In the municipal hall in pr-o
csodiug by sections, the names pur-
tlclpatlng.
ft is rumored that Agulrluldo visited
his mother in (invite province and
narrowly escaped capture during the
recent round up of one of the villages
in Cuvlto
m
SITUATION AT CAPE TOWN.
Censorship so Strict That Export
Firms Got no Information.
NEW YORK, Jnuuury 18-A number
of export firms trausuctlng business
here with South Afrlcu. on hclug uucs
llorrcd lately, could not thy what the
present situation wuu at ano‘ Town
The censorship is 1151110 so utrlct it is
doubtful if other than mull advlcotl will
be received from their agents. Wheth-
er the reported activity of tho Boers
will check trodc is 11 question. The
extensive shipments being mode are
the result of large orders that were
booked many months ago As no in
alrucliouu have been received to hold
such shipments, they will probably
continue. All extra good showing was
made in the consignments of finished
material to South Africa. during the
second week of lilltl month. when hf-
fcoll locomotives. valued ut 8180. 000‘,
were sent to Cape Town. llpwnrds of
$38 000 worth 0! rnilroud supplies; :42:
000 of finished lrou material. and
000 of mining mnclllngry went forward
the same week. Some other extensive
shipments of manufactured goods.”
well no large quantities of provisions
sent. made the totah shipments to the
British nosae‘s'lllouu in South Africa
during the wen mentioned sg regain
a value of :7 9.1851 The reuforcc-
mellts which the Ilritlsh government is
preparing to disprltclr from England
mu. to l-mxhecrml incl-em lilo Afrb
c1111 dcrutfnd for provison's 11nd nnlmuls.
EL‘IHU ”uncommon
Alumnus Asks 11.111111” be Brought
From England to Thla Country.
NEW HAVEN, January 18—4010.
University had its attention culled yes
terday to 11 propoultoln for the removal
of the remains of Elllru Yule from their
grave in England. it comes flour l’er-
ey L. Lang. Yale. 85 9.. 0f Waves”.
N. Y.. who annals to Yale men in
favor of the plan through the columns
of the Alumni Weekly. Mr. Long for-
ore the removal of all that rem us of
the body of Elihu Ylll his torn, and
all the fixtures Mthcrét all of which.
to his opinion, should be placed on the
Yule campus. He says the time is
most opportune in view of the prepar-
ations for the bicentennial celebrit-
tiou. He concludes:
"it 89011111 to me that this should
commend Itself favorably to every
alumnus who would if he could wol-
shlp at. the rhrlne of ‘lill' and that ill-
cludcs every loyal soul“
PLAINTIFFlFAINTED.
Waterbury Woman Receives preach of
Promise Outlay". .
WATERBURY. Unnuury Ill-Mrs.
Victoria [1. Cottlugllum. of this city.
has received 11 verdict of 86.825 111 the
Superior 001m. at Sprlngnolrl. Maud.
uuuluat John ll. Dole. 01 that city. forfl
branch of promise of marriage. The
verdict who a surprise. being the larg-
est ever given in a similar case lll the
history of the court. The plaintiff was
subjected to four hours 011 questioning
by the lawyer for 1110 defendant. She
fainted as a e left the aloud. -~
Dale' s or letters who read in
court. .1 e defendant acid that after
huvlua promised msrrlavo he had dlu
covered that the pointiff'a copulation
was not good. “is oiled co prove this.
titanium 011111111 howling.
SALT [JAKE Utah. ilantlulx‘ 18-”—
The American Cattle Grown’ ssocl‘i
attorl’has been organized by the More
sentatlvert of fifteen tronsrldmlillppl
mic-1 The Whtllm ls dohtgnod
all the some field with reference mute
; cattle toenail-v. that to occupied y lull
National Wool (leopard Amulet oh no
ulc- uncommon”. it til olstrntlu hurt.
the men present atrthe ms'otlnt repro-
mind I capitol tannin: low life bull‘-
will of millions. -. Thc' temporary of-
l rd are all of dolorado. Amun—
tnont was taken to 11 11111611111210 to‘bo
held at Denver somtl‘tlm‘h in 1.1111111.
W» 1
GOARCI-TY 0P PRDIT, CARD.
LOB‘ ANGEL 0111:: Mobil” 1
There ill 11 boggltvriif 11pm chilt‘pl;
shuthsrll “G lfot‘t'tlu 611110195111“th
abortions. ‘ I”
mentioned or. ,9
or u not - “9
pen arc abort cuuluffio’tir ux'lslf.
$29,119.51 Morgen-91mg“ , 95 111
am on We» in " ill ‘
rolling ot thrlov's 11an “‘
All 1.1111111115131115“
“ Sweater». for llovtan good. all wool grade that is
worth $1. 25. in sizes from 24 to 34, and 111 blue null
IO men lllll white cardinal and while, cardinal and blue and
1 black and c11r<lirral-prich nowE :11 $100 each
Men' 11 Sweaters of pure Worsted medium Weight. :11 $1. 25—41111th $2.00
Men's Chamois Chest Protectors were recently reduced 110111$1.0010 soc.
There. remain a few of the \lcu s \\ llitc Shim. at 1515-1 for $1.00: and of rho Plotted
llosoru White Shirts at 39c-2 for 751.
IN “IE All'l‘llDRl SEND”
prices :1 good half less than usual.
~03 well as in other sections of the store. there are often to he found
"Odd Pieces" at
Just now there, are Doylics. Squares. l illlllt'll'} Hugs, Pillow Covers. Shouts and a score
or; more of pretty and useful articles whilll. :11 one llilll reasonable prices. are seldorrl-scell
opport unifies.
AT YDIJR ElBOW AS YOU PASS
Sunllnry llatil Sponges—things of such luxury—:11 181' c.1011.
Also Faithless Smelling,r Bolts :11 151' lrrlttlc~rcccrlll59 25c.
lint Plus
(1111' Buttons
llilll’ Brooches
DAMASK PATIERN CIOTIIS
Some very choice (tilt-rings 11911111111 from the .K’pccllli Suit" "111' '1'"
inaugurated recently.
l’ultcru Cloths
2x3 Yards. worth $2.7 5. 3 $1 5 $3151;
Priced 110w :11.2.25. 322501111111 $2. 75.
”2x321; Yards, worth 153.} . $5.25 5 and $0 1 1
,0
Priced now at $3. 25 $4.5ollll1l851x)
Napkins
5.1 Size, $2. 50 per dozen grade at $198
$2.75 and $300 per dozen grade at $2 .25 .
$5.50 per dozen g1 1:119 at $4.50.
5;; Size. $3.75 and $5.00 grudcs :11 $3.25
Lfi“
51—1
DEMON.
Hartford Sports Witness 3 Hard
Fought Flotlc Battle of 20 Rounds. .1 19-2!
9- i.’l‘1"i‘l:’”‘l'”‘ 1' ..; 99:91: 11' 2‘1
HARTFORD Januury til—Joe \Vlll
cot. the black demon. of Boston and
New York. had a. hard proposition in
New Carter. before the Empire Athlet-
to Club, lll this city. last night. Thu
110111 was scheduled for twenty rounds
and the melt fought at catch weights.
both weighing near 180 poundc' Cur-
ler got the decision in the nineteenth
round on a foul.llu1t he won g1 or; and
Carter had him gain Wulcott ookcd
sturdy and strong. 1 011311 Carter was
tuch taller and he a longer reach.
tthe beglnluc of t 0 fight it looked
all Walcntt's way. but ill the second
and third rounds he got some heavy
blot/s lu‘ the rnlx- -ups and fought more
warlhlhuntll the tenth. when he got
word from his backer; and manager to
go in and take chances. Ho lauded
some hard punches 0n Caltnril low.
with both right. and left. but .110 receiv-
ed runny in the ”some place ill return.
and borne acycrc'dolters on tho side
and atolunc that made him wince in
the succuo lug' rounds fighting was
fierce, with the udvoutngo‘ apparently
with walcott all uloug.‘ Both 111011
111111 in the clinchop. but Walloon won
the greater offender in this respect
and tho reforile had to call the mall
1119;101:0100. Thin llnully lost him the
CARTER WHIPS BLACK '
the year.
WE5 MUST MOVE THEM.
.‘ldohnuy Roman. of Brooklyn. was to
111111 Rush Murphy. of New Yer-11.101-
tau rounds. but Murphy was sick and
Man. of New Yul-.11 was substltuod
lie to do 11 home fight against lien-
gt!“ l‘d rushes and stiff‘ punches
'u‘d or th‘ll‘ and of the toll rounds 1th
ed 11‘ drop. a decision which luet
tho tlpproyu of the specultore
PIERCE ”out": muss.
1.91.11 Heavy to Farmers and stock-
1 1m in 1.1.11. oak-tat
HURON: south Dakota January 18
«aluminum the prairie are to the
woolen-rbmwftthls. Boodle county.
realms-11111111113111.1111 are very heavy
totoufsrmera‘hnd stockmen. many of
tooth toning their entire uupply’ of buy
and food besides cattle- sheds and
burns. The wind was blowing hfty to _. ‘
11111119 miles an hour. The citizens 9' "
turned out and fought the domes away
froth Wolsey A upsets! train from "
this 0111 no soul out by the Chicago
it Nortbvmharrl lisllmly Company.
wlth flrs-tluhtbrs’. lulu trruy. mm- the Prominent
horn of that: from Wolsey. extinguish» .-
or the domes 0 thin rllllert trust or Wol
soy. ’i‘lto burned me Is 1190111 tub to
m miles Width. 111111 from” ten to twolvto
urtic- 11111: 1
intreditable level. Call.
WOMAN 'POSID A8 A MAN. “l“
Ml
Tamm'hny
pinto 0111161“ 11111111111111.
:‘der 5
'1116011
A1201“ A1400:
Side ("011th lrooehcx
llrooclrcs Slick l'ills
llul l’ins
("111T Buttons
Francis 1%
“A New England Winter has never
been known to 'rot in the shy."
Every piece 01 Winter Clothing reduced to an 1
Be convluCcd.
98 Washington Sir or.
(111110 *‘vfm‘ 1 .
.9 .‘1 /:V\
.1 1 $1151.11! 11.1.1 1.2;».11 rut/111,311“;
.\1 your elbow as you p158 through the “Mill aihlc of the slow )1)“ will 111111 ”'1111110-
Also :1 jewelry Sale in which 2519 things are marked 20c. and 500 ones :11 401'.
Hull ll ranches
able Damask-s which was
.l
“9 'I'he D. M. DEAD C0.
.- .. Established 1857. or .-
..............#1 .1... _ .....V 2
Expect cold. disagreeable weather: it's sure to come 1
it's tardiness. nevertheless. leaves us wrth" a' larger
stock on hand than we should have at this time of
IF THE WEATHER
wou'r, wuv 1111-: PRICES MUST. 9?;
. ‘ hei- 1.1101111111111111. 111.111.
191.1 19111 in her lust tllhos'lr. road the
1'! 5c VOW. ‘ ”
P°uu°hMltllo cor-01101190111110"? '
was at a loss to 111111 ,
11121110101111. innul'lw 184-11. whorl-til sold 111119 9'
11-1 “M11091: ‘
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