IIV BRUSSELS. VELVET,
SMYRNAS AND INGRAINS
son AGENT FOR
Markushek Pianos.
Stuttevant,
NORTH MAIN AND ANN STS.
“SOUTH NORWALK. '
'\' Vow-— MW.._,.M..,...—.._.-. . ........ .. ...
soon Vs
WI: have put in o’a‘r East Window
1 a‘ ripent parchase of
Torchon Laces at 5 Cents.
IVeyaIar prices 5c‘ in I2c.
' “tIIIcprIors to clot: oar
Ladies’ Flannel Waists.
$1. 00 waists, 50c; 32 no Watsts. 111. 00
$1.50 Within 75:; $2.50 Walsis, $1.50
Eider—down Dressing Socks.
11 (can "66c; $1.25 Sacks. 8‘96; 31.50 Sacks. 99c.
"Men’s Hears Over Shirts.
Extra heavy for 35¢.
Regular price 5 0c.
IA. 'D‘Vcktrmsn 25 Son.
" . "bl I‘- I
la e.
That’s tho rouon our customers stay with‘ us your
after you. No cool of poor quality but I plies in our
* 5111in wt lmowlt. You may match the price but you
can't match this cool at the price.
.‘ Have you trlod‘ cur bright-flame Clonal Cool in your
(rate? It balm-char the long winter evenings.
' 1 and (our of its
' . which thorn tits
new (Inties to Interfere .
1 her bedside than did Emperor . .,
I nous when he went in haste to Os-
mootlfig, anmt 1mm its sad domestic
1 world: thanks to the antagonistic com
(lies of thorn countries. This
9 may shortly lbrim; obout'an
mini
"Iiloso
rumoi gives
that a short louse
mom w1l1 not
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consider the Berlin celebra-
WWW Tl1us.onco more, the two rul-
dér cliicumstnnocs which human omo~
ions. have the strongest ploy. That
cause. is bound to have an Important.
moral affect both In Great ‘mitsln and
Germany and the cost of the world.
'l‘hc..tccling of Germany on tho sub.
16(3th Empeim William's pro English
tendencies; known throughout the
moms of pmtions of its press, finds
Its counterpsit In England though it
is not so fully (levcldped of freely ex
pressed: Now that the’ emperor has
gone, many people are halting: “is
this long going to follow Empnror' Wil
Iiom’ s cxomplo and be an emperor In
the true sense of the word?" The re-
cont kittgly functions With all the out»
waxd signs or power. have made Great‘
Britain realise for tho first time in
many years that it In still a couch!
under a monarchy. Indeed several
papers are urging the king to exert
pressure on tho ministers to (11 adiontc
the abuses In the army and push tho
war in South Africa. Many persons
are sérioiisly pondering on Mother
King Edward is going to rule or reign.
There Is all confidence in his tact and
common sense. but the sudden motor
otion of monarchinl splendor and
11:1va rind tho boon sympathy botwccu
the German empbror and King Edward
make many loyal subjects anxious
about the 1311111111.. The first sign of
this is tho suggestion oi an Increase
of the king's Income Henry In
bouchors's and many others have no
hesitation in openly opposing It. Roi
erotics Is frequently made to the small
incomes of tho presidents 01. the Unit-
ed States and Franco. ram Is little
doubt that parliament will grant la1 go
supplies; but this action Will not serve
to reconcile tho country to its new con
ditions “The English people " blunt-
ly says this Week's Today “would not
tolerate a king who sought to rule as
Well as reign." To those who have
0an read the king's utterances and
buVo not seen the recent functions the.
cause io1 any such remark Is hidden.
The functions attending the new
reign have been so spectacular that
the quaint rights of the people handed
down from commonwoaltn ‘tlmcs es
capo notice. Before the members oi
the Honso of Commons were cailod (o
the House of Lords, Thursday. the
clerk of the House mumblod a bill for
tho better preventing of certain clan
(Instine ouilnwrios. This bill was in
variably road ior hundreds of years
before a king‘s speech. was board. ‘11
order to assert the right of both
houses to transact business without
reioronco to any authority but its own
organization."
The court is watched with koon in
latest. No one desires the king to for
get old favorites. yet there is a clearly
expressed wish that some oil these bo
not rewurdbd with oiilciol positions.
The appointment of Sir Francis
Knollys (who was secretary to tho
king while the latter was Prince of
Wales). to ho secretary to his majos
ty. Meets with uulV'orsnl approval. and
Is taken as a good onion. Sir Francis
Is the son of the king‘s former tutor.
They wore playiollows together.
Snudringham is likely to be to the
king and queen what Osborne was to
Queen Victoria. Barracks will shortly
be erected at this royal residoucv
whore household troops will be aocom
modoiod Osborne howovm, will not
be neglected for the king Intends to
make It his headquarters when grati-
fying his kocn taste for yachting.
add London letter -
The present session of Parliament
promises to be confined chiefly to army
and Irish affairs. though the king's I11-
come and Improvement lutho condi-
tion of the poor may take up some
time
Tho war in South Airloa has boon
talked threadbaro. The determination
of tho myornmcnt not to alter in tho
all Most donrosiits sttitudoiioworoa
lb .Boors Is clearly recognized on all
since. and. though this will not stop
the futile dnbato. the“ country Is not
liltoly to follow It with any interest.
Colonial Sir Charles Howard Vincent
(cohaoi‘iotiVo). In point to movo that
Canada, Australia New Zoaiand South
Aft-ion, (ind tho other British colonies
' be. coutolldciod upon a commercial
boots. and that Canada's example bo
Iifliowcdb mating the Vampire's or!»
profoundly; Both parties
roll? am that something or this
in memory. but 1111111111 is likely
to molt. the leaders mointa pin: that
this time and conditions are not yet
;. irlpfitfor such on important stop.
Intimate iriondl ltichu-(l Orbiter
only «mam ho I never mater
‘ Wu politlonlillfs ltl marina. Thom
who Inns “(in If. ember recently
insured 11111 1 physical weaknou.
which Is ”Into who a form at surrounds
‘ molnncholli'i ontifoly opposed to his
usual activity
Dun probobiytb totho severe
lilo. (stock upon”?
‘ In flnaudihl cirdios’ for
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‘be use which (exist among the rcigu- .
Qiher death bod ms t Kin .
VIII”; (fig! his imp mallgfia (F
on are ”vetting the ottcntion or the ‘
" world and may be brought together on-
WEE?
much comment ;
tlr. the 0911- '
1' mun no
nodded-i
Breast told“. > Ill
11 up up at so on or
on as (may were VVI-csII‘mbiy ii
mums rower compositor.-
“it in ‘ (nil, snowman ,
gsrdathom as sacred pi cs. 3: -
In rofoisnuqlto taxouho paid no bad
anon wlgh’p sass
Ho touched upon the
citizens and common: "
“ignorhnco is an unconscionable
mistaké. if you thc no character you
may no a scoundrel bu nova ask the
community! bollovot 1th his? guilt
unto is n f I more is a“ condemn
disposition to ignbre tho o‘lestmg lows
amount vino. it own an‘ anti wo‘nrd n
in Kansas. notwithst 1111111 pursuant
iociings in tile (nutter, ha cnforoeti
tho laws there noorgo Washington
could nut iiuvo' booii compelled to di-
cldo his hatchet reputation with Mrs.
N11tion.‘
Justice Brewer touchsd upon com-
111e1cialism In his address. its said:
‘ if 1 do not no 1qu (ho subject deep.
11 it is because 01' tho tam existing on
that puhiocty. Nonndiwa campaigns
are cm 1 led on with military command
crs sometimes called the boss.'ii1e
campaign oi‘ 19111111 is bottom than that
oi yours gone by But. taking every-
coming a factor and a dangerous iac~
tor In our politics. What I wish to say
is that this cvll of commercialism ex.-
lots and It more or an 111in than iii tho
past. I do not moro than half believe
but If tho. Amt-noon phonic arc cvor
convinced that commercialism is con-
noillug our political life they WIII risc
up in thoh might. and W swift and
storm retribution on him who is Lump
od,’
BATTLE WITH HIGHWAYMEN.
A Brakcmau Finhtsf With Bandits on
Top or a Freihat Car;
CHICAGO.Fobrun1V Ill—~11 top of a
box car at the rear end of a rapidly
nett. a brnkeman. gave battle to two
highVVaymcn last night. One of tho
buildits had a 1m (1ch1 With that one
llcuuctt clinched. Thor rolled and
tumbled about together on tho ton of
tho. swaying cur. ouch cmlouvorlng to
hurl from tho train.
Aficr a despot-ate struggle Bonnctt
succoodod in gutting his adversary in
a position where he was able to- throw
him from the car without going with
him At that Junotnro tho confederate
of the robber came into action. Ho
saved his companion and Inn scuffle
with the brakolnnn struck: him from
behind with u billy and ron‘dorod him
unconscious.
capo the robber who had been worsted
then not upon Bennett as lie my help-
less, and pounded him mercilessly ovor
revolver. inflicting a dozen wounds and
knackin out several of his victim's
teeth. (tor sonicbing Bobnett and'
securing a small sum oi runner and 1
siliior wat‘Ch it Is supposed that this
robbers jumped £10111 the
mods their escape.
plant can train on (his balls Shorc
Bcnuott did not recover his (loosen up
til tho train reached Englewb‘od. Them
the train was moving slowly null WIth
blood streaming from his Wounds Beli-
nott climbed down the side of'thb car
of Yorrimustcr Flaws. The
ion Hospital.
.mv.
JUDGE PHIL-LIPS DEAD.
Springfield. iII.. February 1
Jesse J Phllll lips. of (no
home in unborn. llll. (will! I
yours; Judith Phllil ll MI
tantry during the ciril
broVstcd colonial and
arid.- in politics he wad aiinIyli
ocrqt. He won twice noniih on lol-
sn‘Vts tr‘csiuror. but was not:’
onus. Ho it“ elected Inn
ruui circuit court, oi iiiinc
comps (1111111 1,898 when how‘h
mule showrooms.
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t 11-11m- .
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(i. no and to co
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thing into consideration. money is be— .
tho press stories or commercialism, -,
moving trcight train William .1 Bon- -
Angered bocauso oi his 1111er 1911- L I
the bend and face with the butt of his .
(min and '
’I‘hc' nssuult‘ took' ‘ '
tracks bemoan 48d and 61st sti‘oot‘. ’ I
and tell from tho train into1tho arms 1
Iolurod fl 1
man was taken to the Enxlcviood Um ‘
Judge .
imronio.
court of iinolb. died last nix It at his '
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spontldli “oi Ior'thix" 961i
. oi Win-tad on ,her
Min,“ ”rim
Got.
“1&3.wa .: ingot In?“ 11ml“?
until tour yours .
11m: at an m1~mg° , 9”“
at boll prices
Hbuhc Gowns or (
becausc‘ the man
picccs abov: his
Material which i. admirably adapicd forWaists,
iiiildrcn’s Dresscsmoll wool .
-1' mid thirtycighi inches Wide-at (‘1 low pI'icc 1
niacturcr made eighteen
oi‘dci's. . Colors Include- “4,.
old rose. rcscda, gray, white. oncodcr,.piuki.
old bluc, Castor and light blue, Vrl'th block polka dots. Tthe are not remnants, but all full new
motes from two grades worth respective-
13.1 75c. and $1.00 per yard. Our price
GERMAN OUTING FEAl'Il'IEl
Wash Fabrics have come in 111111-
associatrd with them in the minds (if those who know our store.
for the money" exactly describes a lot of 50 pieces of fine German Outing Flauncls. twillcd or
plain weave.
19c and 25c
yd; their price
previous ones.
with white for favor.
icrcsting.
m
Domcstic Outing Flauncls~light
and dark coloring.s-—
8c and too yard.
’I‘IIIE REHNHIENI' 6F IEAIIITY
Which characterizes the display of Spring Embrmdcnes, now our. of the centres of femi-
uinc intercst at the store, is 51 mnrlccd as to place this seasons
\‘ow every line is complete and the whole collection is surpassingly In?“
"Something especially g nod for the money
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instantly
”Something especially 'good
Small checks and stripes in pinks, blues and drab arc the designs. Their value
1213C“?
productions far ahead of any
New dbsigns and novel effects are shown in matched sets on Swiss, Nainsook
and Cambric, and 111 Edges. Insertions, Headings. Galloons (ind Allovers
Ec1 u shades vie
FASHION 511nm
r .,
Francis & go.
“A New Enqlaud Winter has never
been [motion to not in the sky."
Expect cold. disagreeable weather; it's sure to come I
It's tardiness. nevertheless. leaves us with a larger
stock on hand than we should have at this time of
the year.
increditable lcVeI.
r‘" ain“:
but: gflho '
airshow (no not (am 1.11““ our»
98 Washington Strut
The D M. DEAD Co.
0-1 0. Established 1657 O- 0'
ws MUST movs 1111211.
WON‘T. war Till-3 PRICES MUST.
Every piece of Winter Clothing reduced to an
Be convmccd.
Call.
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DESIGNER
Whoa Fatima dIscov'cred the head
loss Wanton in the forbidden chamber,
she was not p111 tlculurly surprised
"What With his baby blue whiskers
and his pink and white complexion,‘
she protested, “how could my husband
help but be a lady killer. pray?"
or courso she would pretend to be
deeply hurt and angry but secretly
- rho was extremal} gratified ~l)etrol{
Journal.
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JELLO, THE NEW DESSERT.
pleases all the iamily. Four flavors:
Lemon. Orange. Raspberry and Straw-
sorry. At your grocers. Try it to-
n) _ I
Following the. Same Rulo—H‘See
hero. sir.” exclaimed tho successful
manufacturer to Mr. Adam Upp. his
‘_ ‘ dllntory bookkeeper. "you are not so
IF THE WEATHER
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or
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W W. ran a bill "111.1 m“; a
I 1 at my doll: early and late. show"
1 ‘ “lie too.” replied Mr 11911.
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attentive to business as you might lie.
it has been my role throuzh life to be
“Solac—
:1ch I not there oorly and somotIlIrnos
ate" .
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ONLY OUR! FOR DYOPII’OIA-
Miro Franklin Rush. 0‘! New Chino.
Dob. Am: “i suffered for 3'an With
bin. Us (l to have grow Ills-
trsbii dd bolob 11g ltrisd cvsrytblim‘
- [could hoa‘r of, but nothing holpod me
till 1'11.be Bflhlllhn Balm; and and 60
cent bottle cured n‘ie ootniplbtbiy. " ‘
For solo by it”. Iii Plaintml and 1.1.11.
. Button
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The average young girl's idea of
doing noon. and making the world a
1- betto1 piano for having "rod in .it. is
‘ to out a young msn's acquaintance
.1 afoot him has soon him coming out In!
1 a. saloon.
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burritos carihdr u 'curiuo
IMMWBDRUCIHMI M the! Mt
o disc-sod portion at tho Alb
. hero is only runs moo
acts and that is by Iconstltutlgoi m3
nothing" but Wining-1735111 (:0.an ot
WWAIM Ono mi! N' ’ I; “I" “I.
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