111 s and 1111p.-
11111 head jailer. She
1111 McDonald, hand.
" kably cool, as has
1‘1 many trying cir-
ough which she
111111.161 the next
handle the prisoners.
at no jailbreakiug oo
11 sville, the historic lit-
’ along the Alleghauics
Grant County jail is
My 51.11111 McDon-
101 with a Winches-
1' least one bear scalp
in her belt, figuratively
pg, likewise a pair of mag~
'ntlcrs, as trophies of her
’0, as well as New York,
a model tenement house
pOor. I‘he building will
1 111 one hundred‘ rooms. It
”‘15" of tone and brick, and four
1gb. Six additional stor-
III e added it the. experiment
ith success. Rooms will
ntcd from $1 to $3 a month.
eh rooin is to have steam
fies range, electric light
. and" cold water. A bath-
lii 11"10‘1be7p1'ovided for eVer‘y
ms. The top floor is to
en ovet to single men. A
111 ourt will contain a foun~
wers and a playgmund for
hough the war ta\ measune
efore Congress 101 some
111111111111}; made at both
1e fizpitol indicate that
some doubt 111 the public
as to whenthe changes in
11 will become clicctive. It
ed that they shall take cf-
11 ulyl . 1901, except where
wise provided and the ex-
11 ‘ns apply only to details of
annuiStration, and not to the re-
~1110dificatiou of rates 'lhe.
on of the date. as may he
ed, was to afford an oppor-
y for convenient observation
reductions within a fiscal
, hat year heginniu on July 1.
, 'l he New York Sun has been
hOrized to state that the plans
he machinery of wireless tel»
1y to signal across the ocean
been completed. and a site
he plant selected by Nikola
a,and that the project will at
e actively begun. 11' 1s esti-
d that the time required to
the apparatus will be
t ght months.
"e‘ucwcst recruit in the army
stsis the drug store combin-
‘tio organized in Chicago. This
..yndicate intends, it is assert-
ltimately to control all of the
‘ «paying drug stores in the. c111
lready owns lift» of the
town stores
he Havana Custom House re-
pts‘durincr January, 1901. were
25.
HAT OTHER EDITORS aAv.
. “Live and Let Live."
(Now York Times.)
Live and lot 1111:" is a good
111 large. commerce. as well as
ll trade It inc.ln<lts some
'most important conditions
111th exchanges pxoceed all
hit World. Its application to
filter is plain to the homel
of those most interestc ,
armcrs have not been misled
le plea that it is berm to have
grain can ted by the wealthy
itch of the Subsidy bill. they
11; they will have to pay a
T9}: part of the taxes these gin
‘en are to receive under the
that ireights are not at all
0 be lessened, and that if
“were it would only drive
best customers to get grain
where from peoples not so ov-
l1ing.W1th an open field
’ favor, every class of Amer-
an hold their own. That is
c farmers ask and it is all
edisposed to grant to any
lass. '
1!
' RISK
nihaving your teeth
by 111151111111 homing 111111 been «111 1111'
‘and said:
. 1111 11111111111
"May 1 allow you a pair of shoes?” ‘
“Ye11.y" the merchant 11111, “i would
like to look at some. but 1.1m know
as I'm ready to buy a pair boday. " ,
“Very well " said the clerk, "we‘ll
see what we c1111 111111. ”
doyvn boxes. -.
One shoe after another was tried on,
but the customer could not be suited .
The 1.008 were not right, or the shape
was something else about every choc
shouldb 11
Three or four times the proprietor
said be guessed he would have to give
It 11p and try again .at some future
time, but the clerk always persuaded
him to wait just 11 moment.
would get another pair and make a
new effort to suit the gentleman, set
ting faith as eloquently as he could
the merits of the shoes and expressing
confidence in his ability to find what
was wanted sooner or later. '
At last the merchant looked at his
employee and said:
“You don't ‘seem to be worried own
the fact that you have wasted an hour
hero with me." ’ w
“Oh. I don't think have wasted the
time " the cleik repnod. “People are ‘
Invited to come here and do business
If they see what may want. If they
cant be suited they ought to have as
much right to complain as we. ”
“Still you have left it. all to me.
Dont you think you ought to know
more about it than I do? You soil
shoes every day. you know." "
“I sell shoes every day," the clerk
said, “but I can‘t wear yours for you.
and I shall not try to persuade you
to buy something you dont want."
The proprietor wont out, nay-mg .‘lt-l
might 111111111 111. some future time and
tiy again. After he was gone the
head off the shoe department went over
to the new clerk and whispered some-
thing to him. The latter turned a
little pale along the sides of his nose
"Then I suppose I may as well begin
hunting around for 11110111111 job ”
011 the following morning the man
ugel of the store called the saddened
clerk Into the office and said:
"The president of this company
went to the shoe department yesterday
to get 11 pair of shoes. "
“Yes I know It. " the clerk replied.
"He couldn't get what he wanted. "
The clerk gave 11 long sigh and
looked at the floor.
“You told him you were not anxious
to sell goods if people didn’t show
proper eagerness to buy." the manager
went on.
The clerk nodded that it was so;
“Well, do you think it would pay
us to keep a man like you in 0111' shoe
department?"
Feeling that It would profit him both-
ing to be abject. since he was to ho
discharged anyway. the miserable
(-lork replied:
"I suppose not. But if I had It to do
again I would do as I did yestern‘da)
“Very well. We need a man to take
barge of our clothing department.
and Mr. _..- wishes you to have the
place because you weto 1111111 enough to
rive hint the credit of [mowing what
he wanted better than you did.—--"
(‘hlcugo Times Herald.
BET Old ALL THREE.
A Brilliant Scheme With Which to
Beat the Abel! Game.
When .I'leir Hope and his little blue
pitcher appeared In the corner ex
change. there was quite 11 crowd.
Among them was 11 man with three
uulnut shells and a pen.
"l've been losing at all the fairs,"
sold the shell man. "but just to show
my generosity. I am willing to lose
11311111. I bet any man a dollar that
he can't pick out the shell that the
pen is under.
Ilcrr Ilopf fished 11 bright silver dol-
.11 from his pocket.
“I bet 101109 too."
The shell man arranged the 1111131111,
and the Teuton lifted one. Of course
L wan omilly.
"You loae!’
"Vouce attain. ynh!”
There was it quick movement. and
llurr liopf saw the pea ullde nutter
the shell. Ho lifted that one. but it
.1113 empty “
"You lose!"
“Vouco again, yuhl"
'l‘hme Wits a quick movement. and
dorr Hop! saw the pen slide under
the shall. lie lifted that one but It
was empty.
“In dtn‘ a limit?"
“No. sir."
"Voli, I bet on each shell."
lie placed 11 dollar 011 each of the
three shells.
“Now. I can't lose."
"You are right!" and the dealer
again arranged the shells. The Ten-
ton picked up two empty shells and
found :he pea under the third.
"I v!
“You win!” And the shell 1111111 took
111 the til and handed the winner :2.
“1 play vonce again.”
There was 11 movement of 1111111111.
and (11.11111 the dealer took 111 1:1 and
gave llerr Hoof 32. Then some one
whiutled and the shell man vanished
through the door.
. "1 Vin needy. He vac bloy no
more." and even missing the dollar:
could not convince Herr Hop! that he
1
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1111111111 the huge fresh water ras-
' ervolrn'ot the More 1111 1111 Navy Yard
luwo underarm their ionninl clean-
ing out, with the noun! accompaniment
. at considerable mind" in the me an
The attornpt to find valor
- no a failure. and the mm 17 is
NW.
11 from the 11111 mus mom
11111 11331111111111 11171111111111
All
Then he made some 1111111111111 1111 to .3
the :11on his employer preferred and I
the stop he wore, and began taking
was wrong. or it didnt lit. or there "
the clerk produced that was not on it _
Then he , .
had not been winning.-—-Chlam Nevin. ,
A great deal of
11101151011 dealer.
11011 let us 1111 ‘2
F001) 00..
Ann kind of trouble is unpleasant
from an unsatisfactoru 0100111 or
pleased customers.
to number 11011 among them. Will
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trouble 0011165
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EIGHT HEAVY
llllllllliill IS
Sold from S") to $13.
Your Size Here ?
Until I) O'clock.
Tel. connection l33—I2.
Tailors. Clothiers.
Hatters. l2
85 Washington it,
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urnishers,
So. llorwall.
The Only Direct
BOStono Pro
N E'W
b‘o CHARLESTON an “(tumult/111w.
FLORIDA
Fetal Modem Steamship- and Excellent Service.
Three Smiling. a. Week h'om New York N: Allard-
1111 Rail Connections to all Southern Ito-11m
Water Route, from
vidence and
YORK
97 Wa:hington meet.
care to dance. 6111 01111111119: too much
of 11 neatly bore. was recently taken
down 111 I manner which hugely de-
lighted the hearers. Airing himself
in a bondoItJhullroom. he won pruned
by 11111 host to um port in the worship
of modellers. but for 11 long time ro-
meilt. 11.11 11111 1mm partner was 111':
cap “"M'h'iro or d, an heiress
all. twat “W on deal: 11611.”, ho
WM. P. enrol: in CO..,GUTIIN‘U Alamo
' ' TIIEO. G. EGER. GM.
19 Stan .rmu‘. Now yam: may
GEORGE F. BEARSIII, Loon AGENT,
slated. 1111 1111119 11111111111 brittle unto \
South Norvnlli. Capri.
Lguryoy‘ed 111m
raising her pin one
c 1111‘ .9 score or:
with 11 critical a11-
necondo. Then. with
111-owl 3119 1111111.
your woolen gowns shrunk by 11 111-11
. 10111111111111 11111012111051 of the stores
‘ will do this for one for a nominal sum.
”vital-111' ‘ .
iiuotion took place 111111 the maiden. .
11. 1111118
perfect imitation of th youth's 11111111; . 3
Those 1111 never. 1111 of 111111 in
Iklilg utterance loci: are turning
1111' attention to milking collars and
the to for the ow 211-11111 norms
are area not 11111111 people who
always weal: the outline of turkeyu
Great care must be exercised
m... l
. if you may your own dmsnluokar you 1_
had better always have 11111 cloth 1111'
and they do it no nicely—«so lunch bet-
for than out; can do it at home with
the ordinary fucilitlenwfoldlng it and
returning it in exactly the shape it lay
when purchased. that after 11 ethnic
trial one will always have this work
done at the store. ‘
Vogue tells how to trim the tap of a
low necked underwulot with fine em-
broidery and hematitehed handker-
chief: Trike the handkerchief and
fold all the points to the comm. then
cut off the corners on the fold which
makes four three—cornered pieces of
equal size. Put two of the mints in .
front and two behind, the points com-
ing to within an Inch or two of meet-
Ing In the middle of the front and back.
Sew them to the underwaist at the
edge. In front put two pleas of wash
ribbon about. six inches long. Each
5c. Shawl Pins, the dozen. 3c.
“Linine’ substitute for linen.
1
6c.
5 yard pieces l'llack Skirt llraid,
regular price 81;.
of these tie in a bdw. At‘tho other regular price ‘0‘." 71:.
points of the handkerchief not wash 101'. How Supporters, IZI/zc.'
ribbon which lies on the shoulder, and 151‘. Dress Shields. 8c.‘
in the middle of the back put 11 ntruiltht
piece of ribbon from point to point, as
8 yard pieces llone Casing, reg—
you would not want 11 how at the. back.
__________._‘__~ ular price 1912, 5c.
TIDE TABLE FOR FEBRUAdV. t‘orsct Laces, regular price
. 1 . 231w. each. 3 for 5c.
Computed for Wilnon Point Dock, 17c. Whisk Brooms, 121/20
From U. 9. Coast Survey Tables.
Tide table for February. 1901, com- {.OC' card‘llooks :1 11d byes. (Sc.
[11111111 for Wilson Point dock, from laiTcta Scam linulmg‘. regular
United States Coast Survey tables. The
height in feet and tenths are reckoned
from Mean Low Water, which 111 the
datum of soundings on the Coast
and Geodetic Survey Charts for this
region, and which is 3.6 feet below
mean sea level. Morning tides on first
line. afternoon tides on second line of
price 10c, 7o]
REPUBLICAN CAUCUSES.
After Inventory
“ Sale. '
W
pach day. Nominations for Judgeshlps of Now
Date. 1111'. 111.. or. 111. L°""°" PW“ CW"-
14. 6.111.111. 0.911. 0.32am. 1.1m. HARTFORD February 14-4116 New
7.255% 6.311. ”gum 0.3“. London Republican caucus was held
15, 7.37am. 7,1“, 1.28am. 0.711. this afternoon. JudgeCharlea W. 13111-
8.19p.1n. 6.711. 2.0911111. 0,4“, 191' was reuomiuuted for judge of the
111, 8.31am. 7.5"" 2.26am. 0.4“. Police Court of New London. ova-r c.
9,119.1", pm, 2.55““, 0.0“. Curtiss Morgan. by 11 vote of twenty-
17. 9.20am. 7.811. 3.15am. —0.111. 011010 81X-
9.57pm. 7.611. 3.41pm. “0,411,, For assistant judge. Clayton B.
18. 10.09am. 3.3“, 4.07“”, 41;“. Smith was reuomiuated by acclima-
10.41pm. 11.111. 4.22pm. 4.111.110“. ,_
19 10.5011“, gm, 4.5mm. “0,9“, For Judge of the City Court of Nor
11,25p.“m, 8.411. 5.07m“. “1,115 wicb, Judge Lucius Brown was re
20. 11.45pm. 8.611;. 5.41am. -l.lft. nominated over John 1!. Homes bra
5.55pm. ——l.3ft. V010 0? Siventeen to ten.
21, 0,123.31. 11m, 6.2731,“), ——l.lft.. For deputy judge. Donald (1. Per-
12.31pm. 8.511.. 6.419.111. -—l.2ft..klus was rcnomlnaled. For judge or
22, 1.00am. 33m, 7,133,111, .4111; the Town Court of Stoningtou. Her
1.21pm., 8.2ft. 7-2711-111- ._o.9n, bert W. Ruthburn was nominated ove;
23. . 1.50am. 8.411. 8.123.111. 41.711. Judge Lorenzo D. Fairbrothmubv 1'
2.14pm. 7.811. 8.23pm. 4.611. Vote of twmlty to seven. For debut)
24. 2.48am. 8.1m 9,093.31. —0_3tt_ j11dge,A.R. Stillman was nominated 111
3.12pm. 7.511. 9.18p.m. ~0.11t, place of Sherman, declined.
25. 3.39am. 7.7ft. 101511.111. 0.011. HARTFORD. February 13-—’l‘n1
4,15p.m. 6,811. 10,25p_m. daft. Litchileid county Republican concur
26. 4.43am. 7.3ft. 11.29am. 0.3a. adjourned without action on Torrine
5.31pm. 6.511. 11.37pm. (Mitt. ton and Winchester judgesbips. Sen
27. 5.51am. 7.111;. ator Luttyan stated that. the Litehliolr
6.539.111. 6.511. 12.46pm. 0.211. county caucus was accustomed to ul
28. 7.03am. 7.111. 0.57am. 0.4ft. low the representatives from the
8.05pm 8.8ft. 1.629.111. --O.1ft. towns to nominate their own judgei J
CALL 58-2.
Seymour’ sStore
Our annual stock-taking has cleaned out the nooks and cor-
ners. and brought to light many things theta are priced for quick
sellinguEspecially so of the winter lines.
LADIES’ and MISSES' JACKETS—V2 regular prices.
BLANKETS and C0MFORTABLES-V4 less regular prices.
Winter Underwear, 1-3 less regular prices. “
WINTER MILLINERY-é—I-3 less regular pricesi
SOME VERY SPECIAL SMALL-WARE ITEMS:
LIOC. Corset Clasps, . 5c.
iGold Soutache Braid, rcgulag;
price 5c.. ’ “3°-
"llOC.H'1001ll Brushes, '7c.
laucy Elastic Webbing, regular
price 15c. ., 10c.
Agate , lzlutlons. regular price
per dozen. 2c... 1c.
25c. Cloth l’ rushes, Igc. ‘
Side Combs, regular price 1512.,
1°C.
7c. Brush Braid, 41:.
Clark Colored Crochet Cotton, 3c.
5c. 'I‘rimming Braid, 11:.
SPECIAL VALUES IN WOOL DRESS GOODS.
.M. .24
and moved that the selection be left'
to them. which was voted
HALF FARES~ FOR CHILDREN.
Text of Senator Bree’s Bill for Their
Accommodation.
The bill introduced in the senate by
Senator Bree. of New Haven, provid-
Ing for a reduced trolley fare, for
school children. is as follows:
Section I. All street. railway com.
ponies operating lines in this state
shall issue and sell to c'hildien nttenda
ir11; any of the schools 111 the state,
at convenient times and places for use
in the ems of such companies to and
from the. schools which they attend.
such number of tickets for the sum of
the dollar as shall be requisite to
nuke. the rate of.,farc for each ride
inc-half that required of adult passen-
rers 011 said lines, which tickets shall
'ntltle the holders thereof to all rights
if transfer given to other passengers.
Said companies may provide that the
ickets so Issued and sold shall be
'1ou»trnnsfernblc and be. used only
'11rlnz those hours when the School or
:chools in the town. city or borough
'here the lines are operated‘shall be
u session. and for one hour preceding
1nd one hour following such session.
The Wonder of the
TWeanofh Century.
THE “RELIABLE" PREPARED FLOI’R
MUFFINS AND CAKE.
1v
Prepared Biscuit Flour.
in every p.1ckagc. (Samples Free.)
B1idgewoter Hill Creamery. Butter. and Greening Apples Double Cream
in prime. 82c lb. Out of-111b,30elh..lChoe‘1‘1e. large assortment of fancy
Crac era.
gilt; grrezingiy lztfialpegk239:0:bltself The finest N 0. Molasses In town,
1 gal
‘ Fancy White CrispColory,13cbunch Saratogo. popmnlwd Chefige‘ 100
Vinelnnd Sweet Potatoes, Baldwin cake.
TELEPHONE CALL, 133-6.
FOR THIS WEEK.
11ml 111111111111. Coma
.. 0 Box Fina rum Snap
* ~ _ of Maud S Flour
= 550 had $4. 40 barrel.
' ”Prunes. 25 lbs 2519'.
Prepared Graham Flour. (Entire Wheat.)
You need not he a p1 oftsstoual cook; any school gill can make them.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR. Loadlna Grocer. 133 West
‘ 4R0!!!“
READ OUR SPECIALS 31m“ ‘1
"van Pounds woodland Sugar.
Tomatees....5o. out
FOR BISCUITS, DUMPLINGS,
Prepared Corn Cake Flour.
A valuable cake receipt
A FULL LINE OF HOT HOUSE VEGETABLES.
Burnhum‘s Ilusty Jellycon. 10c pelt.
We are pioneers in absolutely pure
goods. The Ferris l-Intn, Smoked Beef
or a 111th1 of boneless Bacou'aro goods
that win the“ way Send us your or-
de1 by mall or telephone. It will reo
cclvc mompt. attention.
Washington Strut.
$1] 00
is Still 6011111 011..
550 baa. ”
inFor One Dollar we will give vou
rumour! 8m drum or link Tu
Norwalk Chronicler