l miabes
rad: br'utif
' The “A j“ Ill?”
. rciié'c' gives the or-
lied From this re-
that from Fe ebru—
eo. 1990. the
" 3 officers
airing of Dcc'cII'I-
all: left a babe at .the
phite, Warren county.
Que.
after the arrival
o'I'Id'_ r'eric
the queritton whidhfi is
g a whole township is
w Wreath eing bornlil.‘
ptirs‘, Jear
””y' be ‘cal llc'd'i‘m
‘eI lty for murder in the
agree. Tire penalty has
twice abolished and once re-
Iished In the state. Among
Itrodu'ce‘d in the New
'elatnre was one to
IrnnislIIIIcIIt
ginning of the last century
numerous advortiaemcntar of In
on circles. where doctors took
and superintended their going
it with all the Foam ofismall
Al“ t I r c rerun-
Whose of“ 51913 fifif' :or have It‘
. everything?” lcliIdIn'g public feel-
‘lll be all against you!" The
scourge was this disease. it
way mullitltuderr. if there had
of it an abundant in
,. uqlthcro are in this
re. would' hdvd been
co.’ and do l'i'iOI'
k at it now. “Have you
scratched?" .That Is the passing
dill hi , and the dih'oomforts of mould
tic are the Joke of thoseasou.
0 has a great deal of Ilmall pox
Nagy
t
,‘ nfiprinpla'ld the son of err-Lieu
' la-Gnverno Hallo Ia confined to
, bursa rem the filth“
_ lieaae lug go-
port and no' (i bt 0??" vel'op here‘
or late. But for the great cia-
dry of vaccination, we should be i‘h‘
'diiidb't of a; .alnnil pox panic.
Ill:
9 LI coins those are
i b v"a'cc""€hatod ire liable Io
hi9 '93 down with the dread
The one way out is by mak
acclnatiou as near unlversaias
iris. Each aficrson should do his
art. tow is. To neglect this
_ utionia e Ight of folly. What-
hides. II a car or goes about
“people a liable to exposure
lune rence between
tty' annoyances of an India
distre a and an or
, 'P ople who by
[looting the first run the risk of the
anond have no excuse for their dun-
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"duh-I
EDITORS BAVI
'59ng and the one: .
tzar bell to soft ball stage. flavor wI h
manila.
f3?
a'gooc new area while chow
tourists to t?“ 99 I acidic Il'annoi
W
Th9; aloud ofltlu‘l. howibb'llt waist
will be a trifle looser than that Just
laid aside. Md ‘all waists will be iaun
dared soft. I
she who suffers. a great deal from
neuralgia would do well to eat freely
of celery. it can do no harm and is
said to be a cure for both neuralglu
and rheumatism.
Perhaps "Housewife" will find this
recipe for caramel dressing for Ice-
cream better than the lost one. it Ia
sent me from Bouthln t:on 'i‘wo cups
granulated sugar. aural cup milk, one
tablespoonful butter. pinch cream tr
If desired two ounces of cho-
colate. may be efidded Pour over the
cream: but, a tlwill candy
1?an colored figured velouI-s have
be futile graudo mode for “At Home
uni otter—‘9' ct9teiaenl Vogue vouchers
for. Peo‘Iry pI‘n‘lr.‘ I‘avende‘r. bclinclrfnl‘.
on an e are u cant u
Iggwne', tplfi'ahi ng‘gli till de'h " linen this
'rclv'et iIrOIIucIIlmtgpta that words fail
teeonvcy. gownath thelre fabrics
may be milde up ii‘hd they are usual-
ly) with a high chemisette or; an open
dress front, the sleeves. which are
trimmed having some match under-
aleeves. The skirts which are kept in
a demi-tralnc length, have slashings
folds. baud stitchings. etc. but they
are not over‘trlmmed in any way and
look better when the skirt velvet Ia
keptlntact. that is. not broken up by
Ineettings of lace, rote. Sometimes
White cloth and these pale veloura are
combined vary smartly. but In that
case the' 'velonrs always remain dis.
tinet" all'tl' ilI’ decided contrast.
‘I W
moaroaos monotonous.
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Cooperative Building Bank Against
Mary ' E. Grogory,‘ of Cranbury.
Foreclosure proceeding brought by
the Ctr-operative Building Bank against
Marty El; Gregory, '0! Cinnbury. occupied
the Intention. or the Civil Superior
C art, In Bridgeport. yesterday.
he action is brought to foreclose on
two loans secured by mortgage on
property in the above named district.
Tb'cl cans call I! for t2, 500. The
amount of III Ill (Indus was found to
i it 'IIIU'
"tt'ordey Leo lin'vid cbIInsel‘ for Ihc
defendant. naked for an itemized state-
ment of the indebtedness; “An officer
of the company e‘x ialned it all He
told dihw payments” ad been made in II
year and a :hII‘léaa cooling to about
$500. but the fi t e accrued interest
(dig; premium amounted to. almost
Ir pay h x .-
tg eta“ was 'urhde Attor-
ney Davi ‘9ald he only wanted to call
to the attention of the court the fact
that the expenses on a loan of 92,500.
In a year and a half werenearly 9500.
’Attorney poem would plaintlll
said that all theeetn Inge were under:
st‘o‘od who the in II was made. use
value of the property was found to be
92, 000
The law day was made on March 2,5.
Foreclosure was edited 'for In the ac
lion brought by the Stamford Savings
bank against Rascal! L. Hall. as the
executor. of the will of John .I Bell.
but the court ordered it continued for
tII‘I‘db months owing to a peculiar pro-
vision of the will. MI. Bpll left "3'9
property to his adopted "daII'ghtoI a
In trust. for her children after they Ire-
25. in case. of til nation“ the
prty was t ‘intcu-
and id be mime“ amon read legall
In: whorliva all over ether world.
will“
:0er
hilt“ lg'bm.
and a prison on each band " li'c
., headed towar'dll’he prison. when
,r‘ _ comm c utoro to of Palm
‘ m draggqerdT rim ba to ropI‘I-
”e , 3‘ nthe Senatorial palace.
llc II titling representative. bIIt
w to will not give him reapecla»
"0a the contrary. when hie fol
in there will hang about the
1 recession and indellnabic aug-
,, on; of the lock stop.
I; Uproar! of Christianity.
. (Galveatcn News.)
ldolt missionary Iiociety III
, ea is said to h vo been organ-
‘ ~ 1810. Now i 0' contributions
all oru'niaod‘ missionary
r9 not loss than 825.000. 000 an-
133941109!” for the world
tfhcr are one million men
limp of church Ollie-
. IWhm' teacher-In superla-
'guilda and culture
. flirtation propaganda wo
lospsalii We” all tongues cad
blind iaraa.
ion. oh. no! 'ilal'Io care of
M904 A little attention
rtllfi'rrltoepa thorn III a
with id
v loses
ere was an obicctio to the for
“re because tir Ire airs had Ilw t
II ‘poti'ilca. WT; - Millie;
ever, that $31 on shod
to sell the I} Iierty and d le'l'e to c'oa-
tatc and t ‘e adjournment is for the
purpose of giving the executor a
'I'Ilrg‘rreo ueoto sell. -
ire dispute betwdcn brother and
Motor involved in the action brought
by Alida Holliatcr against William ll.
'Iioyie came up before his honor on
the defendant'a demurrer to the com-
plaint. The aiutor cake for an ac-
Iountlng of the property which she
claims to hold Jointly with her broth
eIl.
allowed a mortgage to be forecioaed.
for demurrer. Deciaon reserved.
to amend his complaint.
T a defendant wanted the com
pic at In the action brought by Her
Inlll‘ Dunning against the N. Y.. N. it.
i H. it. it. (30.. made more a'paclllc.
_ him at one of the crossings. He at
negligence. Tho-r
Ready Just what that negligence III.
iaien weaved.
. MODIFIID OTOP;
"Papa. what
him to stop?”
taking his first lesson III driving.
replied his father.
A moment later the horse
down a alone In the road at a trot
soon Monroe almost a laiiop
Sammy a mind
on the “harmonica” 'l‘ribuna
«Imam
mortal trims I
because they do not abrlnk so much. h ‘
. Salem The length of the large crush-
ller brother claims that she lost
all interest In the property when she
The defendant names several grounds
The plaintiff in the action brought
by George c. Elghme against Henry
A. House and wife asked for leave
Dr. Dueling asks for 90.000 damagea
44. because he. waa knocked
carriage by the gates coming down on
out of his
defendant
warm the court to order that he shall
0 I any when i want
lied Sammy. who was
"Pull on the lines and say ‘Whoal' '
“tilt
notod‘il limit
"Ilaif‘wllbli" he laid. "pulling Ml"!
maria P'o‘iui'ld
by IIIIIIII'I'%)"."a
warn of ntcraat.. an the life and ac-
tions of such II common animal as the
lobster could be made of Interest when
III-created In an Intreating way. Aside
torn he being of scientific interest.
Professor Herrick said that it who or
great commercial value. especially in
this country. where the lobster lichen
lee ware by' far the grailtest In the
world. as many as 100,000. 000 having
been caught in a single year along the
new England and southern Atlantic ,
coasts. This enormous number taken
from the sea is unequal to the demand.
and the question new In how to rope
-iate the production in order to meet
the dam no A general doacrlptlbn of
the met ed of catcinn the lobsters
‘followed They are in non in large
wooden pots. sank to the bottom of
the sen into which the lobster swims
and in unable to escape. Photographs
9f lobster lieheries on the Maine coast
were ahowu together with the lobster
fishermen and their boats. creole. etc.
The that picture ot a lobster thrown
on the screen was that of an extreme
iv rare kind. the red lobster. This
was a specimen which Professor Her- _
rick had in his possession and was a
brilliant red while living. The differ
eueca between the male and finale
lobsters were then pointed out. One
of the most prominent in in the claws.
those of the male being much larger
and heavier. also in the swimming an
pendages and other organs.
The claws of the lobster are of on
tirely different character, the large
claw being very powerful. and used for
crushing its prey. 'The other claw.
which in smaller. is armed with a ser-
ion of teeth arranged in regular order
In groups of eight. This claw. It Is
said. in used for catching hall; It has
doubtless other functions which are
not known A photogIaph of a female
lobster was thrown .on the screen. and
Professor Herrick pointed out the III!
ference in the also of the abdominal
shell that of'tho female being larger.
for the purpose of carrying the eggs.
which number some ten or fifteen
thousand._ The eggs are carried by the
female for about eleven months. when
the young lobster in hatched. it is
lug claw alone was thirteen Inches. and
swims on the surface of the water
its growth In very rapid. and in six
werkatho lobster has developed to a
considerable size. . it then disappoarn.
generally during the samurai months.
and button itself in the loose stones
which form the beach of the ocean
along the Maine admit. in the fall.
when the frost compela the lobster to
seek deeper water. it is' five or six
inches long it then grows. shedding
its shell entire each year or two years.
until It In either captured. or reaches
the enormous size which is attained by
some specimens.
Professor Herrick closed his re-
merits by saying that there were mono
trositiea in every term of life and that
the lobster was no oxcdptlon. A pic-
ture was thrown on the person of a
cicaatic lobster captured recently at
lug claw alone was thirteen nchea. and
Its girth seventeen inches. Thls is
very large. when it Is remembbred that
the length of an average Iobster'ie but
{mm twelve to fourteen inches, and its
I weight about two pounds. The weight
of the lobator on the screen wad nearly
twenty- five pounds.
CLOTHES AND THE MANI
It a Filipino entero the house of a
lluwpenn living in an unansumlng
way, he will not believe that the Eng-
lishman In either wealthy or wine. and.
although his manner may be correct.
It ‘lel not be humble. 0n the other
an
who Indulgos in great splendor. be wnI
at once become exceedingly respectful.
Mr. Phelps Whit nun. who in The
outlook gives his a variances in the
Manila for the first
be presented to the
provincial viatl
time. who asked
governor general.
When he reached the palace. he
found the governo taking coffee on
his. piaaaa. dreaae cciufor bly in a
white cotton suit. 'i‘Io lipino re-
quested that some favor be extended
to his district. and his request was
granted. He then withdrew. The ell
cial who had procured the presenta~
tiono 'aaked him what he thought of the"
"Why. " replied the visitor in a tone
of disappointment. “he is no different
from any other white man. "
it so happened that the general a-
Iold of the incident. and be ave cr-
dars that bia next room on the
Filipino should be present.
Upon entering the thronorocru ”liq
seeing the general in full uniform.
surrounded by his brilliant ptal'f. with
the accessories of splendid tapestries.
laced 'I'Ihhera and' all he pomp and
slender of these' Sp 19h function».
t 'c brovliiclal VI le c'and. kneeling
in deep humil ty. e‘xc Ia‘IirIsd:
”This is indeed by Iéhcrali”
Increased vs]. II: that the folio
lowllla blo'I‘ning be 9911 air of hand
scale harm to the god darn with a note
which read:
"My'generali IY'oItoi'day I liked you
so much in your uniform of gold that
I solid you link pair of horses. but do
not use them when you dress inn
twhilo suit. " .
Ir. Meddergraua-Well. say what
you please. but that feliar 'at spoke at
th' rally laa' night told 01' will;
hit. Md h it
I. ”W
If he visits an ignorant man ,
islands. tom the story of a wealthy "
is
r.
i..
l HII'I-u I.
.2 “I Inya(
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THE BOSTON STORE is in the second week of the greatest. most complete UNDERWEAR SALE of its history.
and looking back to the success of past years. you will particularly comprehend the struggle that It has been for us to make the prepar-
ations for a sale which can be thus characterized. It' Is a splendid gathering. and in variety of styles. in betterment of details.‘ In amount
r.....
of stock, in refined and carefully made garments. it stands alone—an array unthought of and unattemptcd by others. I.
Increased area will add greatly to the comfort and convenience of our patronls. while extra salespeople will be in attendance.
that all may secure due attention at this greatest of White Sales of the New Century'a White Month. The novelties of American
manufacturers act the aeason’ a calendar ahead three months. and there Is now a better selection shown than can be found later. when
styles copied and hackneyed will lack their element of fresh originality. All the newest creations are represented—lace trimmed. 'fin'e
'ernbroldered. and otherwise decorated. Entirely new effects' III Gowns. Fitted Garments and In Corset Covers.
our illuptra'tion' Is an actual representation of several styles shown upon our counters. and for this sale we ‘claim
Assortments the Very Largest.
Qualliflos Absolutely Reliable.
Prices the Very Lowest
IID'I notified IANIIAIIV.
Computed f6r" Wilton Point' "Dock.
From U. 9’. com survey Tablas.
datum of surroundings on the Co
and Geodetic Survey Charts for t
region, and which is 3.6 fact be!
mean sea level.
A you
In looking forward eagerly to two
his hair at a very early age.
from Infancy. lio'wever that may
he has always worn a wig.
altiveneaa on this point
In his life he fell eve.
red of whom I because of
'alcfld OUT“ ”or v.4 i I
ahcrt the
lion first asserted Itself he was
prised one morning to observe tha'I
washing his head
all on the skin.
young woman. chain “099mg:
is continued
head of hair. lie “M no
and local physiciana attribute
blood to the head under the still!
home! the dmotiona‘ of lov
This table for January. 1901. comput-
ed for Wilson PoInt dock. from one.
ed States coast Survey tables. I
height in feet and tenths are reckoned
from Mean Low Water. which in the
The
Morning titled on first
line. afternoon tides on Hecond line of
each day.
Date. Hfl‘. lit.‘ L.'i‘. Hi.
19. 9.4mm. 8.0“. 3.879.113. 0.0ft.
10.21pm. Hit. 4.09pm: -~O.bft.
20. 10.29II.m. limit. Lillian. ~0.Ifl.
11.05pm. 7.8ft. 15119.09 -—0.8fl.
2i. . 11.15““. are. Gilliam. 4.70;.
11.50pm. 8.].I. 5.34pm. —1.0ft.
22. ' 5.08am. ~0.9l‘t.
12.03pm. 8.00. 8.17pm. -l.2ft.
"3. 11059.11). 8.3lt.' 0.47am. —0.lift.
12.53pm. non. 7.02pm. --l.iift.
29. 1369.10. 8.3“. 1389.0). —-O.8ft.
1.4mm. 8.2". 7.61p.m. -—i.0ft.
”5. 2.13am. 8.3". scram. --0.Bft.
2.35pm. mt anIIup. —o.III.
lid. 3.0km. 8.0ft. 9...!ilam —-0.8fi..
3.30pm. 7.5"; 9.i3p.m. ——0.8ft.
87. Milan. 7.8It.10.369.m. coo.
4.39pm. IMMan. 0.0ft.
18. lithium 6.3“. gigolo. . 3g;
6.4 p. m. . p m. . .
89. 0.1199.m.‘l Alb.
6.67pm 0..6ft i..01p In. (tilt.
30. 7.19a.m'. Hit. 1. 0.3m
8.18pm. can. 2. p «Limit.
81. ”lam. 76ft. 2.1km. 0.0ft.
oflllip m. 71ft. 8.10pm. ~0.illt.
out-9W
LOVI A! A CUR! FOR IALDNIII.
man who has lived for “ill".
I: years n the vicinity of Mana'yunk
portant events In his lIfo——lIIa mar
rlage and his first haircut. Hell‘IIsIaltl
It in said that he has never had any
and bio acn-
aa prevented
Int from annotating very much with
be fair Iron. Some time ago be met a
little dowp appear
agree. until now he halvuuito a tilde
heatrume‘
growth of hair to the increased newlof
u n-
asl
his
ow
im-
MO
(’-
old
alter the tender pas:— '
lo
the
l
Cultivated Mm
Fancy Lilrle
3 pounds“
the event do 3
.9».-
;;v\ '1‘in “I‘I
.I
5 lb. Pail J'e'ily.
Lemon (i has. 1b..
Quality,
ard Quality of Goods.
3 cans MI' gnolla Milk.
9.99.9991.
CREAMERY PRINT B'UT'TERI' POUND.
Big Reduction in eries’ Winter Jackets and Fluid Wallis
Foundation Principles.
T'lIIe foundation principles of our business are:
Cleanliness. Politeness and Honest Dealing. the Highest Stand-
Cleanliness In handling and distributing the same.
Politencaa to Patrons, both young and old alike, and your money’ 9 worth
to the fraction of a cent in every transaction.
THESE GOODS WORTHY OF YOUR NOTICE AND PATRONAGE:
Fancy Snow Ball Cauliflower. in 3 pound cans.
Fine Spinach in 3 lb. cans.
Whole Tomatoes. in Glass Jars,
dos" Famous Milk crackers,
Strawbenry Sugar Beets, . . ,-
Fancy Evaporated Plums, Apricots: Peaches.
We excel in Fine Coffees.
All the
TEL. CAI-II. 133-0. 00. NORWALK.'
New Couture Sale 1»
These .scials are for one week only. Each item la a genuine bargain. and cannot be dupll
rated at Ilia price We intend that the New Your shall start with a rush. hence the price: cIIIsI .
25c. threads Biacnippk pk:
17c. Cape’CodWh‘lImrré
49 Sugar. Cured Hams. 1b..
4c.
tool,” . ""‘“" WI :0 lb. Rolled Onto
”93¢. 6 lb. California Prunes.
18 LBS. ORA'NIJLATED SUGAR.
' 'qtoo
Sugar Cured Shouldn't. 1b.. ‘
At SEYMOUR’S Store.-
ace.
15c.
39¢.
25c. , soc ill.
rel/4c. and 150. can.
clean. m. Seymour. Leading three", as West Waahlngton 9t.
Epicurean tastes will find superiority of strength and' aroma in the -
genuine “‘Old Dutch Java," and Arabian Mocha Coffees. They cannot fail to please you. .
Cranberries. Lettuce, Sw'aet Potatoes, Carrots. PaIsnips, etc.
We call your attention to the excellent quality of our large line of Fancy Crackers. fresh froI'n'I
ds we offer are on the crest of the wave of popularity.
Gilt the cat—The erri 9 Home and Boneless Bacon are superior to other goods.
Cf in pl NI: we" have a thousand aIticles you want; you don t know it till you see them.
First Clans Ros Sweet Butter. 28c. lb. up. ‘
Fancy Double ream Cheese. You can ’t get It elsewhere.
I'3'nt no hIg'i'I- .
' TIL. CALL. 1M, NOH'TIALKI
.ivl 91*
4c. New” 2M!
Ioc. Allialt'a 'Balnion. can,
.Irc. 3 ill. can Bartlett P999»,
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"'-:-’:=I*l' '9 i' J
as CENTS. ; ,.
91.00. ]' _
,gIIv,
,, ..Ioc-
no. 3 lb. can Yellow Porches» . .. for.
use; New Prepared Buckwheat,
25c. Grand Ma’ 9 P. C.
1::
caning ill
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