. tube the family.
noticeably the mother. has suffered
. from dyspepsia. and is under the ad-
L vice of a specialist for this rileular
' Sbwllie‘ h '
, n; are i kill ,
meats have already been proponents _
that the committee will not pgva t: -
so IIaIurIflIirItIher in the .
., “arm“ in exec 0 iii
iiflbztlm Isteeln
. its tea ”the table wit it
for cell and sees her hungry 14-year .
old son stow away enough for three _,
ordinary persona. accordion to her as
tomato, she sighs audibly and sunsets
that "one helping ought. to he eucuah.’
She little compreheuds the needs of
the growing muscles and bony strue
L ture and vital organs. all are eryiua
out tor more fuel. and with the boy's
hearty exercise and vigorous growth
comes this imperious demand for the
” ethic: a in ”his he
drift" until the crash comes, to term ‘ . ..
the constitution so as list lsty all
reasonable eltice'hs who so
' t governor
a constitutional conven- ~
This set is the domino of the L
association that has taken can» of ,
the L, but there is a deep _
~ log or reluctance all through the state L‘:
. aboutI‘eImparichlng fill the vfiyufe lInto' .-
.' km 1 incerauy a swan nvove.’
“smgiggaxegx wcrggg: We find this as prevalent among
making 137 sigce October :Illoughtful democrats shamans repub- '
cans. ‘
With only 15 deaths. '1 here so tor the affair is to a lame extent
e increase in the total out of politics if this Legislature .
,0 “him ious disc lses ss- meets the emergency and adopts such, 1
‘5’ ill dip itlleria of which a scheme as Governor McLean out-
i
lined in his message and keeps the
, were 331 cases, and 329 of towns each secure :1 its independent
lét lever.
lhlezlhat the manager‘s
sir argcrvcxperiencc see
'ations ' hatI two cont:
Our annual Itoclt- -taklng has cléaned out the nooks and cor-
ners, and brought to light many things that are priced fer quick
selling—Especially so oi the winter lines. . L . ._..
LADIES” and MISSES’ JACKETS-y, regular prices. . ,
BLANKETS and canrourAnLals—y. less regular prices.
Winter Underwear,r 1-3 less regular priced. I35 . .
.richt sort of food and plenty of it WINTER MILLINERY—t- -3 less regular prices. . ‘
Plain, wholesome food. such as most.
eggs. milk, cereals and legumes. coelr- . . , ,.
ed Well. ought, with the boy who has " “ '
plenty of exercise, to produce a man ‘ , ' 1
who coin endure the strain of life SOME VERY SPECIAL SMALL-WARE ITEMS: '
without breaking down at its very “ -
threshold. The trouble sometimes be
glue in the unwise effort of the female
portion of thefumlly to economize 1n
the table fare. "Meet in expensive;
i1
it! 7. against 19.40 ior
. ~.
3c.lloc. Corset Clasps, 5c. -
lGold Soutache Braid, regular
'l
5c. Shawl Pins, the dozen,
representation. and still recognises “Lininc” substitute for linen,
the growth of the large centers. then
we may continue to keep it out of pol. ' therefore we will ilnd its substitute. " rc ular rice‘Bc. 6c.‘. pncc SC .. 3%
”AT 0TH?“ EDITORS SM! ‘ itice and to move along comfortably instead of the life giving steak fruit g , p ' M . ‘ . [10L .100!“ 1311 l ‘ . t:
, for on inde nits period. if nothing is is given the place of honor at the Syard pieces Black bklrt [iron], 15 105v 7. '
Lawless has» won a Pistol.
. aterhury American)
. ps there' is no way of pro;
rig our girls from sucli a fool'-
' y as that which took
done. then he weather bureau will be
justified in authorizing storm signals
for Connecticut.
breakfast table. Hungry boys are set
down to a meal of uncooked fruit—on
orange. it may be~and a dish of oat-
meal. and then sent off to school or to
work on this indigestlble combination.
70-1 l ancy Elastic Webbing, regular
”Vac. price 15c., roe.
chAgatc Buttons, regular price
regular price 10c.,
19c. Hose Supporters,
15c. Dress Shields,
Cannot be had from tasteleSs.
wuar woman nae homo.
gild- . ......_.._ , . _ ' The orange is good enough at the light 8 an] icccs BOllC Casi“ ' re - .L
““1 insted 0“ Monday I“ We see and hear considerable o! tough "useless Meats or Pouln'u time and place. and so as substitutes y‘ p -. g g 1 per dozen, 2c, m
‘c blousy is not a thing to IIIIlIlc nompadour atyleg, ! ' iI'or unbroken steep onIaIwIiInter morn- “ 3’ PTI‘LC 19c., 5c , 25c. Cloth Brushes, 191:.
L y , ~ , ng , 03' are 8 00ml”! 0 K ure. Corset more regular price i , . ,
Good radar like good dressos, are ( , ‘ u 1 ’ 313 Side Combs regular price 15c.
y is 50 common among the mo“ satisfactory. “rs are freSho heavu and prlme 303n3t¥3l23rgkggtgf:§ngggllg: 11137;“? 2%0 each, 3 for 513-? 1 Igc
,. m » 2 lug. He cannot tell wlrencait comes, 17c. Whisk Brooms. 121 c '
lovers that its rcco izcd r lk dot 1 1 d ’ . 3
y... 2. .y .y. .. 1.53.... assessment .2: goods. Don t spend 000d 11100611 .. ‘8 .. '2 .0. y... nooks y... Ly 2c 7. 1y... 1...... ...
remains there. until it is relieved by a
supply of food. if noon brings him 11
sandwich and a piece of pie, he must
still wait until a 6 o'clock dinncl.
when the exhausted system has begun
.. lo. draw. on itself. No amount catch at
that hour can make do for the loss of
the other two mcale. especially If this
one in presided over by the gentle
mother, who cannot understand how
any body can out so much. A health-
ful appetite will crave the. roost of
beef or leg of mutton. with vegetables
and fruit-«Table Talk.
v...-
THE. MAKING OF COKE.
new wash materials. Fafl'cla Scam Binding. regular .Clark COIOFCd CIOC‘IICI Chm“, 3C-
pricc 10c, 7c.l 5c. Trimming Braid, 1c.
8 lonely, and its consc-
“ me suddenly and 1111ch
. ‘lllerc always has been
or less danger m a girl’ s ro-
.. $ the love of a passiqgatc
' in it always has been and
L ays will be incurred thought-
A tragedy becomes im-
vllcn the mad lover car-
‘tol. l‘his Winstcd girl
dvcrcd the peril too late. Even
iii ight she could not make
, . wit her fear or appeal for
‘1“), lest shc precipitated the at-
k-“sbc was trying to get away
.' It 18 too bad that she could
for 0001' goods. Ours look Well
and eat well.
CENTRAL
r0011 00..
It improves bread to lot the milk
come to a boil and then cool down.
It isn't necessary to have your sum-
mer gowns made up now, Just because,
you are getting the materials for them.
but‘now is the best time to (return
materials.
With an evening gown of white and”
gold is worn a toque of the some with .
lovable combination, the materials bu-
lng tulle. gold braid and white tips.
SPECIAL VALUES IN WOOL DRESS .GOO.DS.~L;;.L:"L
: WW
brought into use in the manufacture ‘ cite made it difllcnlt to force the blast
of iron. To manufacture iron what 13 through and interposed a serious and
known as a welding heat must be on- detrimcntal obstacle to its use. Then
mined. LWllcn you go into a bluclcgaome one discovered coke which an-
smlth’s shop. you will notice that me swered all requirements. it was
blacksmith in heating the iron upon cheap. It gave a welding heat. And
which he is at work plunges it into host of all. being porous. it gave free
the 'deep. red bed of cools. thromzn ingress and egress to the vitally ne-
which the artificial blast produced u cessary blast. Some cool is of so poor
the bellows rushes. He gets his weld- a character that you cannot get a weld-
ing heat in this lower. deeper colored ing heat from it. try as you may. For
home. lie could not obtain it in the example, at the blacksmith shops in
flame above. When a welding llcat'tllc coal mines in Colorado they have
Cor. Railroad Place
. and
Washington Street.
How It is Produced and the User to
Which it is Put.
"l um often asked." said u Wilkes
barre man at the Fifth Avenue hotel.
"Devil's food” is a kind of cake very
much like "Angel's'food" except there
is enough chocolate in it to make it
as much darker than the angel‘s food
uvc cXcrciscd a little tact for
if, and that sbmc one did not
her. What was the driver of
leigh thinking of to let the
‘ fdcrer follow her into his Vehi—
lug to her when she tried
l ity. too. that he aim-
urcly at her and so poorly
‘ elf. He iS too pitiful an ob-
, 0 hang. and not fit to live.
all} do better than take
as one' s namesake in than the others.
There is an old fashioned lelleh bl
which some modern people are very
fine and seasoned with vinegar. salt
and pepper. This may be lmprovcd.‘
or at least. varied, by adding celery
yeast through your bread dough by
mixing it up. the better your bread
will be. it thoroughly kncudcd of. first
the operation of putting into shape for
baking will be very .irlcf and simple.
kneading very thoroughly when first .
lifllllll (Illllll‘yllils
$5 00 Each. -
Maui-o
JUST Ellill'l' 0i 'l'lllill!
"what coke consists of and to what.
uses it. is put. Coke in coal with the
volatile matter burned off, what is loft
being almost wholly fixed carbon. To
reduce, coal to coke the cool is put lnto
specially constructed ovens and al-
lowcd to burn for about 36 home. On-
of the coal At. the end at 36 hours
the volatile matter in the coal will
have been consumed. and the rcsidum
is culled coke. it is gray in color and
is punctured with airholes. Coke Is
frequently manufactured as n bypro-
was needed originally in the manufac-
ture of non. charcoal was used.
"But charcoal. while effective. was
vol'y'cxpcllsivc and made iron costly
and more or loss limited in its use.
Consequently when anthracite, with
95 per cent. of carbon and but 5 per
ing the cost of producing lrbn. and
proportionately increasing its use. But
anthracite. while cheaper than char-
coal. had a mighty drawback. it was
not porous.- and it was dilllcult to force
a blast through it.
to use coal brought from eastern mines
to get a welding heat. it being‘utter-
ly impossible to get from it the Cole.
rado coal."--Ncw York Tribune.
A MODERATE WEDblNG OUTFIT.
and mustard socd. ‘ ly sufficient nir is admitted to the oven . l I tt . A moderate outfit for a bride would
into the 1101150? 0f CONS? ~-~-~~ Elbl‘“ HEAVY ‘0 keel! “"3 “"0 BONE ““d ““5 a“ ‘3 33m obvgngbguiazltaurgs “obsggilsywwxb be a good street costume several odd
bite culizcd the possibility of The more evenly you distribute the only allowed to pass over the surface stltutod it for charcoal. hereby rcduc '
bodices. a black skirt. a silk gown and
a house gown. Those. with the clothes
which she ulreadyI‘has, entirely Irena.
vatcd and remodeled. and insufficient
amount of neatly made underclothing
, Q duct, and a great saving is thus offect- .. . is all that any girl in: moderate cir-
slits nto their confidence The Delineator gives a number of :. ‘ o 0 ed. This is especially so in the manu inlhe manufacture of iron wind 13 Gummy“; ”93ng for her troseeaud
. “013 especially ‘f the suggestions for loving a Valentino . g 0 bold from 3'“ i0 “5. 0.. lecture. of use. where the heat obtain~ a vital necessity. Tone and bone of even '8“ would b ‘l or d r.—'E
Pei‘SiStCilt and ugly. 811d luncheon and recipes for u few dishes 0 0... ed from the volatile matter is sutll- wind in the form of a blast are con- 9 n ‘i mma
lave a duty to protect for It IOne “Venus nectar." you ::Q:. Y S H ? .0. o . clent for the purposes needed. sumed for each and every ton of iron M211009813 in February Ladies’ Home
aughtcrs. even when they a?!“ .1223 0‘? 8‘3th flggcggtgoggdéggi :0 0 O O 0 0 our lle ere . z z z z :: "Coke wuorixinalvreaufactured . he density Irm-‘ra Journal ,
llingIIthIbc protected 100 a then add quickly six cup .::::: o o 38 37 36 35 o o .0000 o . “U- 55'30’ , “
may; Can't Catch Up. fuls , legible; milki thon IIthedghoco o o o e e o 0 3 l 3 | o o o o e o o
t. [Souls Republican) ““2" ‘ °"°“5 5' "m V9 “ “'0 eoeoeo 090000 ,1 .
tablespoons of very strong. clear out . . . . . . O O O O O
,hdl‘cw tsmcgie has given the. a tubleepocIanf good sherry and ..., Open Every Evening .... .
ey during the last few yearse eminence of v ills: serve very hot ... U 'l 9 O. l k ... -
.0965 to educational institu-l m‘gr’m‘l’m cream ““11 Gilt 108' .. "ti _ C 0C - Q.
‘ libraries and other cllorn- g ' O .
CONVENT LANTERNS.
An Old Fad With Modern lmprovo- .
manta—An Electrical Display.
ill the old dept a favorite fail for
travelers in ancient lands was the col.
lection of lanterns. Those from ruined
convonts. decayed mosques and pover-
ty stricken shrines were prime favor
lies The fad is not entirely dead. but
. the supply had run so short that now
outer-prising firms in Birmingham.
England. and in New York turn‘ out
large numbers of excellent. imitations:
The new ones are machine made and
so far as strength and durability are
macerned are superior to the ancient
casino. which were hand made, but.
the latter in many instances were or-
namented with inlaid work as wall as
with carving and twisting of the most
artistic type The machine made mode
‘ the last week for the aamlg- can never reproduce these latter char»
of new busing.“ at the 1,331.13. ucterlatlcs so well as to deceive an eat:
a look for a flood at the state pert.
The materials of the lanterns varies
, No other person in recent
era has given so beneficiary
i git a pcriod (of years. Ml.
i“ rncgics record stands at the
7 id; yet. if he still believes in
Maxim be pronounced some
go. that "to die rich is to dic
graced," he will have to sctil
. seriously to removing the
. r of a shameful dcatll. ,
‘e is said to be worth over
f ‘n,ooo.=’- and lit the Tate ‘llc
. r en distributing, Mr Carno-
will have to live smoothing
50 d is before hisnnmlcy
‘ ox iatistcd.
‘ IUSV‘WIEK AHaAD.
tflhrtford Courent.)
Tel. connection l33—l2.
I. DAVIS & SUN.
Tailors, Clothiers.
Hatters. Furnishers,
85 lullnglon St, 80. lounll.
The Wonder of the
Twentieth Century.
THE “RELIABLE" PREPARE D l LOL R FOR BISCUITS, DUMPLINGS,
MUFFINS AND CAKE.
Prepared Graham Flour. (Entire Wheat.) Prepared Corn Cake Flour.
You need not be .1 )rofcssional cook: ally school girl can make them. ‘\ vnluhblc cake receipt
in cvcry package. (Samples Free.) \ . . x
A FULL LINE 01“ HOT HOUSE VEGETABLES.
Bridpowater Hill Creamery Butter. and Greening Apples, Double Cream gymnasti- HaetyIJellaIgotIle.I:{lo pct.
l1 rints. 320 lb. Out of tub, 300 lb.. Cheese. large assortment of fancy e are poneers n a s n y pure
3::11,‘ for Si. 00. it we“. for itself Crackers. goods. The Ferris Ham. Smoked Beef:
Ell"; Creamery 25 and 290 lb. The llnest N. 0. Molasses in town, or a flitch of Boneless Bacon are mode
00 gal that win their way. Send us your on- .
Fancy White Gilli) Celery, 13° bunch Barbi/on Peptoniled Choose, 10o dor by mail or tale hone. it will re-
Vineland Sweet Potatoes. Baldwin cake. . celve prompt attept on.
cuss. l. SEYMOUR. Leading timer. dd West Washington Smut.
Prepared Biscuit Flour.
. ....._ ......w..._-.......
uouonnur- osv.‘
How they stalled in the snot.
link! me spellbound as a char in
How impatiently i waited.
'l‘lll their temperature abated.
And Aunt. Kate pronounced them
done.
Doughnut day. how well I knew it,
Prone to sink my teeth in one.
no: rants FOR rlcnuaav.
Computed for Wilson" Point Dock,
From U. .5. Cent Qumy Tobin.
This table for February. 1901, com-
puted for Wilson Point dock. from
United Statue Survey tables. The
heixht in feet and tenths are reckoned
from Mean Low Water, which is the
,. , ea lid for disclosures this week of datum of soundln on the Coast
1) u. t f hsv been 11111 from line woods and wiser to iron. Winim'fih“ "°“‘”°°”"°’ 9"“ " W .
,mfnfimfwfimihm back steel, brass. bronco, copper. pewter 1“ W9 3“ "WM the grate, andI Geodesic gm”? (any: Emmi?“ TELEPHONE CALL, 133-6.
a“. mysterious will-perms about and even silver. The simplest gum. Not a. sinule crumb was wasted. ganglion; Storm . tideb on “I; u m“
it outbreak of hostilities be- are cylinders which are perforated 33‘1“!” found an empty plato. ii '1 ‘ ‘3- ' 11‘: dd ii i
or and steam? so far no wuu numerous holes so as to resemble All thrown mam ”‘0“ ”WWW” “3; 3 “mm “1" °" M" " ° M II READ OUR s P ECIA
19W“ which the vi 1m the clumsy sleeve. Then come llobes. ““0 ”"3“" sweet-scented "3" sac 3!-
" I910 D"!!! on 039‘” w“ cut)", ”Men“, lhgm‘] prhmn. 0f the (inn thOt I remember . mm ' HIT. Ht. b-T- Ht. N " on.
dangerous. If one is avoids and more complex solid form. Years “0 do" 0“ “W “m .1." “it“ “'9' 1‘0" ' FOR THIS WEEK'
0.8“.
0.712.
ot‘lt‘
7.28pm.
1.87am.
s 19pm. ll 1 t
The prettiest of all are the mosque
lanterns. Many of them are of bronco
inlaid With silver, pierced with little
appear this week or
by the back door of some
, and that is not likely.
Bi; and Mountain. rich and mellow.
Hole of reputation sire.
Nothing else so planned a follow.
lb.
For One Dollar we. will give you
‘ thtt two are.th In- White or colored (lush. With it lllhtod Ono “sump, "yo dangle“, 17 9.1 all)- hi. Ill 41%:- . z y L, , on. ”mad: :5 35.; fl 0%?“ :‘l
valry is possible have candle inside they look like a mass of 'l‘hroe ‘ hm“; Iproad for one: . .. . g I an:md d an
1' 1°X°L7eii2§ym§ mgmmw heldhtl Children all grow :varleloua d 18 0 0911. Q! "In 4:93:05 flame alf’
. who has traveled a great deal has one 111 °' t“ mm” or W“ m". ' L 10.41pm. - . “P
l-low i needle watch nor fix it
As she rolled eapou y dough;
won the spice” be won a mix it.
kneading Mord? tosud fro. ,
”3“”th she'd deftly round them, '
n or panel
am: And commonality found him
53353511 la “monolith dby. ‘
rIs
~New York and.
10.60am.
114nm!)- 3 ‘m
t. limo. ll
of his rooms illuminated by lanterns of
this type. They ran in also from
small snail-a four inc es in diameter
and two test. filth. .lu place of candles
inside be onto a electric liphtll (the,
bulb to the Intel numb and iii
four and I donate toilw
When the current is turned
* splendor of the effect
1:... aces... ~ -
so an
{mend the radiance our
anosf Friar Buffer 22¢; 51b: $1.00. .
Silo 0i Maud S. Flour is Still Golda On.
sec baa .54 .40 barrel 55c ball
51115250 Tomatoes. 5cm
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