, Henry Taylor has been a guest of,
friends in Nerthport. ,
MI!-
W
Warren Smith is having the engine
. of his launch overhauled
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j Drugkist T B. Griffin is ill at his
‘ home In Riverside ayeaue.
‘ Mrs; L.‘G.‘F‘WIci-, of Henry street
ls visiting in New Haven.
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Mrs. Thomas Cornell, of Fitch‘stroet.
H is visiting her sister in Bridgeport. ,
“WW—..-
Mlss Nellie Partrick Is suffering
from a relapse of nervous debility.
..W—‘a—n-n
George G. Durant. Jr., of Yale Unl-
verslty. spent last evening in town.
...___. ......_...._
Harl y Boyd. of 70 Van Zandt ave-
nue, Is spending the day In Bridgeport
Mrs, iii. J. Morg‘iin. of lverton. Is a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. ,J. S.-Morgnn, of
Cove street.
w~~u——h—
The Board of Reliofof theEast Nor-
walk School district will meet, t0mor-
row afternoon at .Z'o’clock. in W. S.
Hanfo'rd's store. to liear and determine
Prime Rib Roast
I2 and MC lb.
at the
East Ave. Market.
OW
BARNUM BLDG .
sniocapoa'r court.
TIME NOWT T"THINK OF
SPRING USE CLEAN-
‘ING, AND WE ARE
READY WITH OUR NEW
SPRING FLOOR COVER-
ING. , -~
I' 'd——+~~—u——-~—~‘—
iii.
CARPETINGS,
RUGS, '
LINOLEUMsy :
”OIL GLOTHSnusJ : ~ .
AND MATTINGS.
NEW DRAPEFIIES AND COVERINGS.
Lace Curtains. Table Covers, Couch
Covers and all that go to help liven
up the homc 101 the swing and slim-
mer months.
New Designs of Wool lngrain Cur-
petlng. prices 500 59c and She is yaid.
Tapestry Brussels Carpeting 590,
05c 75c and 85c yard.
Wilton Velvet Carpeting, price $1
a yard.
RUGB.
Our new line of Floor Rugs. all sizes
up to the carpet size.
The Axmlnster, Smyrna and Royal
Wilton Rugs.
Also a full line of Art Squares.
AMONG THE DRAPERIES.
New Lace Curtains.
The lrlsh Point Lace, prices $3.50,
34. 05 $150.34.?b.$4.90.$500.$5.50
$6 00 $7. 00 and all. 50 per pair,
Ruined Muslin Curtains in plain
and stripes. prices 39c 50c, use, 75c.
35c, 96c and $1.25 a pair.
Fish Net Curtains. ruffled edge.
prices 90c, $1.25. $1.50 and $1.75 .1
pair.
Nottingham Curtains, prices 50c
'ific, 86c, 950. $1.19, $1.25. $1.39. $1.50,
$1.70. $1.98 and $2.20 a pair.
Tapestry Curtains, prices 33.25,
T mod
Iii worth League meeting in the Motlr
. laid. eyeiiing.- ‘
Miss Nor- Bitlauiitis‘in. of New Tork,‘
has returned. home from a viiiit with
Mrs. William Billenstein
At a also a: f the Loyal Workeril'
League, d undsy. Mrs. Richard
Bland was d‘president.
M...-
Mr. and Mrs. George G. Durant. of
Bethel, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. E
ii Canberra-of Osborne avenue.
Saturday evening the Jolly Ten were
entertained by Mrs. W. T. Gray,'o
- Strawberry Hill. A pleasant evening
was passed , _
m- n—un‘
Mrs. E. 8. Bowen of 20 Big. John ave
nus, will entertain the teachers of the
Methodist Sunday school at her home,
Friday evening
Mr, and Mrs A l) Heroines and
daughter Pauline, of New York. spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William P..
Bears and yesterday with Mr. and Mrs.
..i 0. Seaman.
Mrs. Moses Wilson. of Riverside
avenue. has left for a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. L'.‘ C. Wilson. of Brooklyn,
and Mr, and Mrs. H. M. Rogers. Jr..
of Jersey City.
Among the cases which are on trial
today In the United States District
Court. New Haven. is that of Mrs. Hill"
riett E. Bradley. of this place, charged
with pension fraud.
The‘ Board of Relief of the East Nor-
' walk Fire district will meet in W. S
llanford‘s store. tomorrow afternoon.
to hear any appeals from the assess-
ments made on the town list of 1900.
A colonial evening with the llgres
Club will be held at the home of J. C.
Hawkins, Seaside Place. Wednesday.
The program includes selections by the
Banjo Club, recitation, Miss Annie
liypson; double quartstte of Ye Olden
. ’l‘ime Singers: Miss Jerusha Dow‘s
Famll Album. Refreshments. Every-
body cordially invited to attend.
The Mayflower Indoor Baseball Club
and the R .& 0. Club expect to play
in the Armory. Monday evening.
Mrs. E. 1.. Hendrick. of 10 Fort Point
street. celebrated the sixty-ninth an
nlversary of he{ birth, yesterday. by
entertaining‘ riends. The ladies
brought their knitting and an old lush
’loned tea was ser.ved Many hand-
some presents were received The
guests were Mrs. Benjamin Benedict.
Mrs. Jane Hendrick. Mrs. Cornelia
Benedict, Mrs. Hefner, and Mr. and
Mrs. Lyman Gorham‘, -
The annual examinations will be in
progress in the East Norwalk schools
during the mouth of March in prepar-
ation for the usual spring promotion
which will take place about April 1.
the Easter vacation commencing April
4. The attendance through the fall
and winter has been remarkably good
and the school work very effective.
The midde grammar giades are so
crowded that the number promoted
will be small but it is hoped to hold
an additional promotion early in the
fall. This may necessitate the open-
Ing of some of the still unfinished
rooms in the lower building
NOTICE.
Notice ls' hereby given that an as-
sessment of the polls iinmtaxable prop-
erty of the East Norwalk School Dis-
trict has been made on the Town list
of 1900. Said assessment list may be
found for examination at the store of
W. S. Hanford on East avenue. In said
district The Board of Relief will
meet at the said store of W. 8 Han
ford, on Wednesday Februniy‘ 27th
1901, at 2 o'clock p. m.. to hear and
from said assessment list.
ruary 10,1001 ,
LAUltl'l‘s M. SMITH.
CHARLES H. PEARCE.
1.100 DAVIS.
$3.90 :3 75, 33%, 34,25, $4.50. “.95 District.
and $6. 00 per pair
Several special styles for $7.50 to NOTICE
$20.00 pcr’ pair.
. ‘ l M i , ices 10c, 12 l, ll'c Notice is hereby given that an as-
qw as "8‘“ pr W ) casement of the polls and taxable
and 18c a, yard.
Iflt‘ibroidei‘dd Muslin, pricos/ nil/go,
19c. 23c and 20c a yard.
Figured Demlns, prices 1214c, 15c
and 25c a yard,
Figured Cretonne‘, prices 1219c... 16c
and 250. a yard.
the spring and summer of 1901.
32-inch line Scotch Ginghams. this
season's styles and colors, price 15c
a yard: value 20c 11 yard.
iii-Inch Scotch, Madras. 10 to 20.
property of the East Norwaik Fire Dis
examination at the store of W S. Han-
irom ssld assessment list.
yard lengths. price "lo a yard: value rum-y 16. 1901.
25c a yard
(100) One Hundred pieces 30inch
i‘ercnlos price for a yard: value 12%:
yard. _ _‘ , ,
Fine imported fisphyrs. new‘ color-
ings very desirable for Waists, price
lilo a yard;v value 290 a yard.
LAURI'I‘S M. SMITH.
A. T. EIsDRIDGE.
110 1810 25 26 2
strokes DEPARTMENT VALuEs. pjflh'NANDNOROTON.
prices 13.98 and use per set.
Hand Lamps prides 13c 150.1% and
200 each.
2 Tumblers. good: hpuvy glass. price
0 a
writer Sets of 100 pieces. price Improved.
50.9.6 per set.
per set . .
Ironing Boards. ilfi feet. 500 each.
ironing Boards; ii feet We each.
ironing Boards. 5% feet. 09¢: each.
I lroilinl Bell-0,0. a foot 'ft’c each.
Bread Boxes; "Hp h
Dal-lea.
' dermal wells about Darihny have
Tea 8-0“ of 36 places, price .3 90 C009 d” and “‘0" “I WWW“ “ mlcbrntsd by the bill as Appomallpx
‘ This 'c‘sbleursma inviting him to
in concert will be given In um Dar- 3.599153%; lilting?“ "a“ “m I”
, fen town hall tonight. for the benefit
scarce article.
of tins free public library.
j strap . 1-1Noxon. of Main street:
determine all appeals made to them
Dated at ‘ast Iliorwalk. Conn, Ii‘eb-
Committee of the East Norwalk School
trlct has been made on the Town list
of 1900. Bald list may be found for
for,d on East Avenue in said District
The Board of Relief ‘wiil meet at the _ W-
More about our Wash Fabrics for said store of W B lllnnford
on Wednesday, February 27th.
1901' at 2 ofclock 9' m., to hear and March let. for the summer. They will
determine all appeals made to them
Dated at East Norwalk. Conn. Feb-
FREDERICK B. BAKER.
Committee of the blast Norwalk Fire
I, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Brady. of New
Wk ma “W“ Sunday With Dr. “I“ Maude-l heard 'iiaus says iii a other
lief out I stallion Quartermaster.
other speedy horses. formerly owned
‘ by least.- Bunion. of Norman. diedln
Daubury. saturday.
A poverty sociable.. tinder the out:
plans cloths sung ‘llullies. of the-Con-
1srs‘ationnluwill be held at the
until I. (1.. ll. Notion. in
Main street.“ Frid ni.ght
The members of the Wee Burn Golf
Club are arranging for the formal
. opening of the self Itasca on their
links April 1 The occasion will be ob-
served with a dinner and reception
An exceptionally good picture of
Thaddeus Bell, of this place. appeared
in a Bridgeport Sunday paper, placing
him among the representatives at
Hartford.’who are prominent in the
public eye.
Mrs. Theophilus Smith, of Noroton,
who was stricken with paralysis in
Stamford a few days ago. has new rc~
talk a little and can recognize friends
and relatives.
Mis Phoebe Willson. of Long Ridge,
was rendered a party by a few of her
friends at her home In honor of her
eighty-second birthday. She was pre-
sented with many tokens of remelu
III‘flIlCt’. Refreshments were served.
in the center of the table was a large
birthday cake made and presented by
Mrs. C. A. Willson of Dnrlen. Among
those present were Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Willson. A. (‘3. Willson. Mr. and Mrs.
H. C. Wald. Walter Willson, Harvey
Clawson and others.
The following officers of the Dericn
Free Library Association will serve un-
til the annual meeting:
I’rcsidcnl»— A. S. Bibblnfl.
Vice preshlont-—Alfred Morchouse.
Sccrcuiry~lt A. MacDonald.
l.iln~crian-~—Mrs. Annie Noxou.
Board of Directorstcorge 1’. Brett.
chairman; Stanley Whitney. Dr. U. H.
Noxon and Rev. Herbert Brown.
Entertainment committew—Mrs. R.
M. Smith. Stanley Whitney. Miss a.
Archibald. lilies Stella Austen ulid Dr
1. ll, Noxon.
ROWA YTON.
Edward Dibble. who has been ill oi
'giip. lsimprovcd.
_.._._.,
Station Agent Benjamin J Burmck
spent ycstciday in New York city.
Ernest Will-ton. who has been work
ing in Proton. Conn. has returned
home.
Mrs. Sidney Chef of Nnugntuck. has
been the guest of Mill. G.H Shoi‘Il. of
Leno): Hill.
It is said that a certain young lady
of Rowayinu, Is engaged to u Stamford
young man.
west side.
is improving.
New York city.
on the west side
llpp, of Church street.
Frederick Dukes of Crorkett uvc-
Karske, of East Norwulk.
brother‘s store; in Brooklyn.
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illness.
John H. Shorer. In Highland avenue.
yesterday
Main street.
In some time. The Ice In still velly
dock.
Cushmsn. of Logan avenue.
‘A‘nww-ui
John Pooley. who suffered a stroke .SppcoMA'rox DAY IN CHICAGO.
of paralysis. Wednesday. Is somewhat C90: Flirtinry Edwin 11 Con-
gar, I11,1111 ts'u Stated minister to China.
has been Invitedrto be the guest of the
Hamilton Club on‘ A Mi 9. which is
w...“
HIE OCCUPATION.
day that he was a lobbyist. l supplies
. VIIII hold a .tliingsf'lik
h
M on :1 but thgm 'i‘rllninu.E
' is!" ellle‘ vaushu, of Brooklyn. to
ilslting her sister. Mrs William '1‘
nines. in Canal street
the sire of Quartet-march and several?
min .1. Crusher has missed
I010“, I’ll‘arkali' In Mum Millet , :1
“I John 1". Cillot has recently pur-
ih‘a‘séd a new twenty-five loot gasoline
lunch of five horse power
WM
Miss Mary Khsln.
ass" is visiting her sister, Mrs. Char-
les P. Chapman, Myrtle avenue.
of Bodsstonic.
Mrs. Charles Fable. of King streetrc
Is spending a. week with
Fishkill and Matteawmn N. Y.
entitle
There are unclaimed letters at the
Westport postofilce I01 (1. W. Brining
Juices Shes and Mrs;
Rev. Levi W. Holmes. of the Meth-
odist Episcopal Church exchanged pul-
plts with Rev. B. Piilusbury. of New
Canaan. Sunday.
gained consciousness. She is able to-
Cornellus Baker and George Nash
are learning the art of running a trol-
ley car, on the Bridgeport Traction
Colnpuny' a line
A regular communiilcation of Tem-
ple Lodge‘. No. 05 iv‘.
be held in Masonic
evening, at which time the Iirst degree
will be worked upon a candidate.
and A. M” will
study of the Women's Auxiliary
Holy Trinity Church will be held with
Mrs. B. Louis Toquctt. tomorrow after-
The Work Among the Colored
People of the South will be the topic.
The special town meeting yesterday 9‘“ are Pr“ L
afternoon was called to order at 3
o'clock by Town
.llyult. about twenty voters being pres-
ll‘rederlck iii. Salmon was chosen
After the call had been
read Harry R. Sherwood arose and of-
fered the following resolution:
the representative.
or with the selcctmen and Flank M.
tiny mend. be and are hereby appointed
a committee to go to Hartford when
to druwbridgcs
comes up before the house. and use
their influence regarding its passage.
and the town to stand the expense
Edward M. Lees thought the
representative capable of being the
only one necessary to go. and made
an amendment to the resolution that
all the committee with the exception
of the representative be stricken out
The vote was put and carried.
Loos then made an amendment to this
"that the reprcsunmilvc be empowered
to have entire charge of the whole mat-
and if he needed delegates from
the town when the time came. to call
on them. and the town to reimburse
‘ « While the attention was being
discussed pro and con. Harry R. Sher-
wood arosc and made a motion to all-
journ which. when put.
and the meeting broke up without hav-
ing accomplished anything.
NE W GJNAAN.
George Benlium. of Milford.
guest of friends In town this week.
Lloyd Nash. togeth-
ed :
of now common.
Charles Lesson, of Croton, is spend
ing a few days at his home on the
Francis Boylslon. who is ill at his
home in Iowa street. South Norwulk.
Alan Paterson, oII‘Ncw York. spent “3'“-
MI“ Nettie ”and". 01' Crochcil several days WIIIl relatives and friends
avenue. is the guest of relatives In
Miss Sadie Brown Is visiting with rel-
atives and friends in Bridgeport aiid
New Haven this week.
.Iolln Hoyt. of Columbia College.
New York. spent Sunday at his home
‘. Rosa, bookkeeper at Hoyl's Sons
has been quite ill with grip
for il week. but is now able to be out.
Miss Ella Hilton, of .iciscy (‘ity is
a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gauge Cud-
Francis Offcn. of New Rochelle, vis-
ited with Ills parents. Mr.
line, was a guest Sunday, of Allied ‘ Saturday and
Mrs. Jessie Dillard. of Church street.
' 'I‘Ilus has received a good posi—
hus secured a lucrative position In her
lion with hounshury & Soule‘s shoe
'. Stamford. and will move his
family to that city.
The aged father of C. L. Ogden. of '
Church street, died Sunday. at his
T v w will I) . . ,'
home in New Canaan. after a llngorinil ‘ o arriors e conducted 0""
the trail to Ponns Wigwam, Wednes—
day evening, when the chiefs will he in
The young people of the Baptist council and confer the degree of a chief
Churcn will hold a sociable this evo-
ning at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. A large ther omotcr. surrounded by
id number of ad crtisrmonls from bus-
this place. has been
placed on the corner of the Benedict
Block, in front of the store occupied by
Light Brothers.
Mrs. C. W. Bartlett. who has been incss men from
the guest of her brother. Dr. .1. W.
Springstcud, and sister. Mrs. W. I.
Slack. of Brooklyn. returned home.
Last night Wooster Lodge, 1. 0. O. F.
visited Puritan Lodge. of Stamford. and
returned home by special train at mid-
A number of persons outside
of the order took advantage of the spec-
ial train. and attended the play iii the
Opera House. given by the De Vonde
Mr. and Mrs Howard Bell. of New
Haven, will remove to Rowayton
occupy Charles ,W. Bell's house In
The steamer Kate C. Stevens comic
Into the river. yesterday, for the first Rancher & 00.. who started to work
last Monday with about fifteen of their
former employeeswclosed their shoe
factory again Saturday nisht. 0n lion-
dny. a week ado. with fifteen employees
out of forty they formerly employed.
they commenced manufacturing min
on a small scale. Star being In batik
r-iiptcy for about our mouths. and": It
was said they infbh'dofi to have their
1 its full capacity
thick and she did, not cords to her own
deck, but instead tied up at the lower
The Ladies‘ Aid Society of the Meth-
odist Cheapo? will “1&0: mcctlnfi and
,, .. su or class a a noun lli'lt era
“’1'“ 9““ “"“mwd' ’0 "‘90“ 16h marl-bundling an addition niI’ at the homeyof Mrs William A.
to his” "WI” " tory running;
Wthln two this
proved a delusiobim is rumors that
the company couldlnot contlnu busi-
nm on account of not receiving
enough money.
promises. etc Hanover, ii. is the opin~
ion of nearly all that they will not
manufacture beret-but will go where it
is said money can be found. That tho
factory closing will be a serious loss
to New Canaan. Is a Well-known tact.
particularly with the business inen of
.. will also be the means of
taking o. number of fliuiillss out of ed.
town some of which hsvt already is»
cured work l‘ilss‘whsre it is ruuiorcii
inflow-Has that young man who
comes to use you now any profession?
_ - ii 0n 0 ’
rintendents of tit
ionsl Association, which
- at University Fla is tilt
, Building “
Among me prominent educators
here are Superintendent of City
Schools E P. Beabor. of Bi)
State Superintendent Thom” ll‘
Stockwull. of Rhode Island. The place
, , for the next meeting of the desert-
meal will be decided on Thiii‘llilIlll
The plinci‘pill subject of affirmation
this year will be "Manual Trainins"
The fact that it is one of the features
being generally introduced in schools
makes it of unusual interest and in:
nominee.
The convention was opened by an
address by Superintendent if. G Coley.
on "Gospel of Work. " He was followed
by Howard .1. Rogers, director of edu-
cation. Paris exposition in‘ an address
“Education at the Paris” EX
- positio. ". At the conclusion of his ad
dress there renewed a “Discussion of
‘Slmplifled Spelling," led by E. 0. Valr
do.
At the attainoon session addresses *
will be delivered on “The Past and Fu-
ture Work of the Department of Super-
lntcndcnce; His Trials;
Sketch of the Department " and leed~
icsl inspection of Schools"
This evening President Arthur 'i‘. ,
Hadley. of Yale. will speak on “The
Use and Control of Examinations."
Representatives of fourteen univer-
silles, composing the association of
Albericnn universities began their sec-
ond annual meeting
at the University of Chicago today The
subjects to be discussed are boncerned
mainly with the work of the graduate
schools.
Prior to the opening of the first ses-
sion this afternoon the members of the
association were entertained at lunch-
eon by President Harper, at the Quad-
rangle Club. At 9 3.0 the session will
be opened with a paper on "Migration
Among Graduate Students" by Prof.
1m Ramses of John Hopkins Univer-
slty. Among the representatives pres-
133.11 Biggs. of Her-
vard and President Arthur T. Hadley.
‘ of Yale.
NO OFFICIAL STATEMENT.
United States Steel Corporation Not
Ready with Information.
NEW YORK. February 26-»«At the
office of .i. Pierpont Morgan .1: Com-
pany it was stated that they were not
yet prepared to make any oihcial state-
ment or, to Issue any circular givmg
the full details of the proposed united
Sthtes Steel Corporation. They recon
ulzé, however. that it is due to the pub-
lic and the various stockholders that
they should know as early as possible
the basis upon which securities of the
various companies will ultimately be
received for conversion Into the secur
itlcs of the new corporation. which is
. as follows:
The following offers to h
stocks of the several comp
l-‘cdcrul Steel preferred. 110 per .
cent of new pi cfcrred
common, -l per cent. of new preferred
and 10119 per cent. of now common.
American Steel & Wire preferred 111%
per cent. in new preferred American
Steal a Wine common. 10215 per cent.
National Tube pre-
ferred, 125 per cent. of new preferred.
National Steel common, 12?: per cent.
of new common. American Tin Piste
preferred. 1'30 of new prcferred. Am- 3
cricun 'I‘in Plate common 20 per cent.
of new preferred and 125
now common. American Steel Hoop l
preferred 100 per cent. of new prefer-
Aincricun Steel Hoop common.
100 per cent. of now common.
can Sheet Steel preferred, 100 per cent.
of new preferred. American Sheet
Steel mmmou, 100 per cent. of new
preferred American Sheet Steel com-
mon. 100 per cent. of now common.
As in the stocks of the last four
companies the aggrcgste amount of
stock so to be offered was arranged
with the principal stockholders of
those companies, who have requested
the distribution of such amount among
. the four companies to be made In the
manner stated.
PIT’I‘SBURG, February
Pittsburg Dispatch says:
are with $100,000,000 capital.
Steel Corporation.
ertInS CIIPIIM.
ups-ovum
clai fl om Washington.t
000 but lit a d instinct
rah pasta-builds layers and
that on factory Will be lIltWod to some
II I'IILI-a Pros. I»
M B3:
II ,
Fitch. Jinnah
Pails are a soul-cs oil--
in to be replaced with
Vaultse a New orlt pat"titty, are
der the law of the state of Na
though the owner be a resident of an-
,, This can be svoi ed by
renting i hate in the Safe
Vspklt of the National Bank of Nor-
”: 698:" ‘ i66 “ ‘
THINK or n" ,
and see It the more enthusiastic
you will become ever. A. J. Gol-
hus I: Company's,
Furniture.
found on our
iloors is only here bellman of its
good construction, finish
general good workmaniihip. thus
saving you any possible risk. so
easily run in buying a great deal
of the furniture made today.
You may depend upon it that
anything sold in our). store goes
out never to come back, but: to
uty year after ye :- (inc 1“
ve credit to the ‘
““3! from. Strictly one price
i. i. bills 1 (lo.
FUNERAC UIRICTOR! ‘ '
AND sin-smarts.
12 No. Main St.
Is not wsmd. u it is unsure
fir by the draft. .-
- - s are of little as for
hi
'is especially val
Ila! fires bourbon p”.
orwoir shafts, in chililodys
concealed places. it Iii ,
in every way for ops .
volatile that it soon
go, and does away
being burned or o p
I‘n Haskell Hall.
.I. Nowhcnmpnccsmfasclou‘ “
Federal Steel W; ms n]!
6001) momma
8!
CUT PRICES
all this man”: we have made
an extra turf in
MEN’ S PAN IS.
Phon. ”7‘3. ,
South Main Street
' ..
Slfliél
v‘v
I
r TV ’
'NanlunanIm-m
per cent. of
$2. 00 ones for .51. 39
$3.00 ones for $1.98
$4.00, 34.50 and .
$5.000nesfor32.” 1 "
Contact 1108.
South mull.
MILFORD A. OIFFIN.
Bushido
Rabin.
ioc.” insure.
' Baxter's ,- Err’lflsistcdfst .
An underwriting syndicate of insld- g . I ”h I I .-
sacrum
Of What You Eat.
cure the "cream" of the big deal for
the organization of the United States
This information comes from Pitts-
burgers interested in the negotiations.
.i. Pierpont Morgan will receive 81.800.-
000 for perfecting the arrangements.
and it is said positively that the Car-
negie Company will not receive the
amounts the stockholders are credited
with obtaining for their great property.
It is stated that it Is the proposition
of Mr. Morgan to permit the "insiders"
«the directors of the various
panics to be included except the our-
aegis company to subscribe to
capital of the underwriting syndi-
cute. which has been placed at $100.
000, 000. The capitalization was pas
ed on the citi‘ninkli of all
plants to be taken Into the cOmbina-'
lion and it is the intention of the un-
«lei-wilting syndicate of which Mr.
Morgan will baths head to guarantee
the operation of the plant for one year
from the organisation. At the end of
that time there will he a division made
to the underwriting subscribers. who
it Is estimated. will recoivp as their
share about three to one in stooll in
part and whatever ls left of the under-
/ There Ia/no woy: of W
be uty lute fluff:
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save a little—(another relish-hie fea -
Our Very Best Batten/‘1
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18 lbs. Gran. Sugar,
New Layer Jilin,
2 pings. Persian Dates.
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NEW “YORK. .Februsry ail—a 'l‘o-
m0rrow. according to Tribune spa.
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department will destroy about 64.000
postal cards which belonged to the raw
public of Hawaii. This last remnant
of Hawaii I postal amine will be
placed In a big furnace obpeclsliy can»
structcd by the redemption division
for the purpose of destroi'liix the
ace stumps sad postal cards of
ailsropuliliclh var out. Two wool: ,
ago all of the wet to uaosncolioil
postage stamps obtainable were Ii, ,
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power to sol the lust s at $100.
fibula have been prelim Milieu by
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