:3‘! it}? i5
Ron input A RsrtRi u now sloth: '
from $3. on to $7.00; worth $6 'Ito $33 5
so gENfifi; worth $13.50.
.35 CENTS: worth .75
89 CENTS: worth $1. 50.
:15 CENTS; worth 50c.
39c" 89c.. $1.25, $2.00 and $3. 00
Worth fully double the price,
T VELVET S, 79c., $3.7 75 and $3. 75,
which is also half price.
'MYRNA ART SQUARES AT EQUALLY RIDICU-
LOUS PRICES
.j‘
THING FOR A HOME
A TACK TO A PIANO. Open 'Evei‘ynEyening.
S. ' Stuttevant,
NORTH MAIN AND ANN STS.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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or gain 'Dau.
' 'e have out in our East Window
a recent purchase of
Torchon Laces at 53 Cents.
Regular prices 5c to 12c.
k at the prices to close our
Ladies? Flannel Waisls.
$1.00 Waists. 50c; $2.00 Waists. $1.00
$1.50 Wailits, 75c; $2.50. Waisfs, $1.50
3 Eider-down Dressing Sacks.
00 Sacks. 66c; $1.25 Sacks, 89c; $1.50 Sac/ts, 99c.
Men’s Heavu Over Shirts.
Extra heavy for 35c.
’ ‘ Regular price 50c.
"h. 'D’tehemeR E; 50R
all You Coal.
But selling you once is not the pond. The qual-
itvot our coal shall be such as to retain your
custom thereafter. Our coal is reliable, and
every ton will give you full value in warmth and
comfort—hind comfort means health. and health
happiness.
Try Us tomorrow. We want our goods to talk
for us.
. John H. Farris,
' h n‘gton Street South Norwiilk.
" the immoral-d hit any case ofLivner WWW.
“Whom warm
lift. lint! iii-tilt little liter fill
purely purev:33tshle’ and driver fail to give “defeating:
’ ”th?” . of”
31':
' o "clock.
_ of. three children
' close that tho discharge of powder
should tnkn lurid ulnowlinro.
‘ ticrmuu minlutcr. and tho Marquis Sui
LRne, at her boarding piano on the
lilies and, LongmeRdow,
'Iast night, and then drank can
build u'eld. The nttondln3 physicians
believe that neither can recover.
Cassols is about thlrtNevon
old and has it who and four chi (iron,
who went to England some time 3.30
for o, visit. Mrs. Lane. who is tired
ty-soven yours old is the wife of “Ed-
Word A Lune. who is employed by
the Boiegtron Mnnufii'cturlng Company
of thismity. Mrs. Lane in tho mother
The deed occurred in the house of
Fred Bliss whose wife to the sister
of Mrs. Lune. Mr Limo was away
yesterday afternoon, inspecting a new
house he is having built on the Boston
road. and the two women w re alone
in the house with tho nhnd on whim
Caesels. who went from Springfield on
an electric car, reached the place. lilo
entered by the front door. went
through to the kitchen. where the
women out, and made it proposition to
Mrs. Lone. which was, it is believed by
Mrs. Bliss. to have been a request to
olope with him. “in It you or no?" he
demanded, excitedly. Mrs. Limo rc
plied culmly: "No."
instantly (insnels drew n revolver
us he stood in the doorway and tired
tit Mrs. Lune. The» bullet outcroi.‘
Mrs. Laura‘s forehead rind she fell
Cusscls stepped forward and flrcd two
more shots into his victim. who held
up her drills in it vuin attempt to pro
tect herself. The last shots were so
burnud her hands and bend.
Cussols thou loft the house, mutter
lug to himself: “I'll fix it till now."
und‘lutcr was found lying,' on the
groniid unconscious. sovornl rods up
the road. and it bottlo lay besido him
which had contained onrbolic ncld,
t‘ussclls is at the Springfield police
stutton and will recover. In fact tic. has
suffered no very severe oftocts from
tho poison. Mrs Land is still alive,
but iii not. expected to recover.
CHINESE“ OFFICIALS BEHEADED.
In Accordance with the Demand: of the
Powers. Yesterday.
l‘Eix’iN. February 26w-A crowd of
lully 10,000 persons witnessed the exe-
t-ution of Chili Su and iii-iii Chum: Yu,
who were beheaded here today in no
cordunco with the demands of tho pow-
ci-n. 'l‘lio members of the various le-
nations were conspicuously 'nbscnt.
fooling; that if they worn present they
might seem to bo gloating over their
mllen adversaries.
[ivory power. however. was largely
represented by military officials and
soldim's. und their was also lil‘mSi‘lli n
stuff from ouch of the foreign powers.
Iicsldos those mohy missionaries \vit»
iiossod ilic exccutions.
'l‘lio coudomnnd mun met (loath sfo~
really. in t‘ut'il cusp (mo blow severed
tho head from tho body.
At the limo tho cxeoution was being
curricd out thc ministers hold it nicot-
ing and determined on tho part of tho.
majority to druw n curtain over further
ilt’ill‘llllis for blood. United States
Spool.” Commissioner Rocklilll sldcd
strongly with thoso furoring humane
nu-thods. who uro Sir Ernest Satow and
MM. ltomurn. Cologun and De Geirs.
rcspm'tivoly. the llritlsh, Japanese.
Spanish und Russian ministers. Others
lit-limo that China has not been sufllc-
lcntly punished and that men should
be executed in every city, town and
villuqo wbcrc foreigners worn Injured.
'l‘bc minority is composed of those who
were not here duilu the siege. vitli
tho exception of If". Mumm Von
Suhwnrm-nstcln. Ult' Gt-rniuu minister.
while those who were besiegcd urn of u
more peaceful frame of mind. including
M. Dctiicrs mid Sonor- l)c(‘.oloizuu. both
of whom iil‘t“ of tho opinion thut it was
it mistukc to louvv those who lmd suf<
fcrcd llko tho besieged ministers to
conduct tho pent-o llt‘imlliitiOllti with
the Chinese. It in ship to any. how-
ever. that little more bloodshed will
be domundcd.
Ahotlior important point that wan
brought up at the meeting was turn
of louutlon quurtorn. Mr. llockhlll mi
DI‘OHithI tho mlnlatorn by bill remarks
recording the protest. of Btl‘ Itobort
Iiurt unulnnt tho column of his |il‘nptil‘~
ty to incrouso tho arch of tlic loud
tlunn. snylim that tho norvlceu roudcr-
od tho powers by Sir itobort Mi the tin-
uuclul rem‘escntullvo of Chitin should
have prevented that l (intuition rind
nimllntion inflicted. Tin footing is
general that ltnly should roccdc from
her position and return the property
Him bun taken. uud that if nocnnnnry
for hur to lncrcuso bur logittiou. Rho
hr. Mllmlli Von Bchwuncuntein. tlm
bum) ltnuul tho itnilnn rmrrcneututtvo
unplanned nppirclntiou of Mr Robert
Hull. rind roginitcd thut mum-rs of
ninth mudo noce .snnry tho tithing or
it'tmln of the customs ofllt lain.
Hit Ernest. Entow and Mr. Rockhlli
thought an exception should certainly
be mudc of Sir import iiari' a personal
piouorty and unit the" dolls of tho to-
gntlon should hit drill n the name till
published.
lleportn from the Shun at previous
show that sulfuric due to the famine
thorn in innrossini‘m
SHOULD PAY menu man:
onus/nu not. septum Ramp. coin
midst.- of the i turn. uppolnmd tol
hrveutbmiioil .mlnors strike in
this stain will .3 ft. which
doctors: that hi3 molt air can of-
ten! to pay higher. trims and tint it is
not our for than; . deny their elm
31‘.
W ' ‘5 .
SPRINGFIFLD Muss. shoddy 21 -
- tifpriutod because dh'33 refused to
with him. John Customs .n
sewing machine salesman of this city. 3
.Bhpt. mid fatally Wounded Mrs. Mary
at 6:30.
ears 3 ~ III
The insurgents are being out off from
nil external communication. They
tlud it lint-den and harder to securo‘
food stuffs. They long use were pre-
vented troni receiving anything in the
way of firearms. They have scarcely
any powder, and. In order to dam! on
their warfare, fill their theils With the
heads of matches. Tho force gener-
ated by the detonation ot'thlb "material ‘
in of sufficient force to drive a ball
through an inch plank AmriuuldoJ
believe is dead. There iii consider
able dispute no to this. but from fruit
cottons l um inclined to believe that
he is no more. General Ssndlco. tho
«blot of Agulnnldo's staff is trading in
Agiilnsldo' s “homo, and is in ii very un
happy plight. it was he who issued
tho proclamation to the insurgents to
kill all foreign women and children.
We have the proclamation In his man
handwriting He is making threats
over Agulnsldo's name. and necking
tot peace at tho sumo time. doclurlns:
that if terms advantageous to the rebr
foreign proyteotoruto were not mad"
the war would be icucwod with min: I]
more severity.
“ 'To prophesy tho iuture‘of China.
.\lr. Wildmnn continued. ‘ls a. most
difficult thing to do. but i may safely
hazard this: China will be divided in
to five distinct divisions and to those
it will again rowrt. 'i‘herc is abso-
luotly no uympnthy butu‘ccutlic north»
cru and southern portions ofitlic Flow.
cry Kingdom. in tho north n. Canons
lun‘s life is never solo: in the south
ho may travel it vwhoio with im-
punity.’
COAL COMPANY'S STATEMENT.
4......»
Official Tells How the Fire in Kem-
mercr Stun-ted.
KEMMERER. Wm. Fcnruury arm/t
local olilclnl of tho illuniondvillc Conl
and Coke Company million the follow-
ing stntoment i‘klfltlltiibflvtlie iniiio dis
ustcr:
“’l‘ho foreman of the mine, (inorgo l
tirlilln. was notified tbut fire had start
ed in rooms 45 and it; In the sixth
south entry. This t ‘l’lIi' w is about 5.200
feet from the muiu nitrite At 3000
foot. the main slopn there ls‘n sldo
truck. 0n the Insltlo of llils side track
two drivers gather the londcd curs prev
pnratory to taking them to the slope
‘by tli‘o driver outside. who hauls tho
trip by a spike from. At. this side the
drivers use it smell piece of brutilce
ton ()l‘llt‘l’ duck us A. wind brcuk while
they wait for tho curs. By some
means yet unknown the brattlcc was
lgiiltcd. it is boltovcd, by a drivnr'n
lamp.
"Nonr to this bruttlco was a board
stopping butwt't'u tho main and buck
entry which also (‘ftilglll fire. cousins
ll. lnriro Illlllli' which was fcd by cool
falling from tho roof. Meantime tho
miners thorn \\'(‘.l‘t' working on the in-
sldc of tho ilro so that the umpire wus
carried tm\'ui'd thorn. t‘bm‘los Multan
who worked iii the cxtrcmo end of t.li-~
entry. bud finished his day's work
While rcfurning toward tho mnin itlopc
on his way homo ho encountered
dcnsc smoke truvcling toward him
with the old current. Sceiiig that ii
was impossible to face the smoke ho
roll-outed with the current und kopt. In
advance of the smoke and culled to oil
the minors in tluit district to follow.
as tlicrc wus a fire in sumo portion
of tho minors. 'I‘lioinlncrs failed to not
upon this warning and were suffocat-
Oil."
JELLO. THE NEW DESSERT.
pleases all the family. Four flavors:
Lonion, Orange. Raspberry and Straw
Sorry. At your grocers. Try it to
ny.
ANOTHER LYNCHING FEARED.
Mlu Darter it Assailant will be the Vic-
tim If Caught.
INDIANAPOLlB, Ind... February 27—-
A lynchlng und burnlm: of u nogro at
Torre Hittite, ynstorduy. coming no II.
docs no soon litter the brutal assault
on Dorothy Durtor. u rospootablo white
girl. on the streets of lrvlngton. Inst
i‘huiedny. liuR fanned public rooting
to a fovoi hcut. bellowing the an-
nouncomont today ' of the urrout u.
Ncwcuntlo of n nogro nnsworlngtho
(inscription of tho asunllunt of Miss
Durtor. nidny quiet meetings ivoio
hold throughout the city and piano to
Iyiuzli tlm negro. if idvntillod. worn
insuli- ‘l‘hn politic urn on tho writob
und Bupt Qulgloy will from the eutlro
«All; [men out to 31mm! tho none in
identified and brought hero. The nogro
he was at lrvlnizton the tiny after the
nsuuult upon Mitts barter. 'i‘wmity no
times hnvo been arrested tin nuspootn
and to 'on before Misti flutter. but
noun it vn boon Identified by her. Trou-
blo Is feared by the authorities.
, DEATHS OF A DAY.
CHICAGO February 27*Aloph Fl.
Donna. one of tho tit-ironwor- and first
tender of tho Apollo Musical diamond
for runny yearn a prominent mum in
mound circles. in dead of Itomweii
troubles. lie my horn to 095mm!- to
63nd ennui to Amorlcn- In 1858.
BOINQI‘NNM‘L murder it?»
irutla fl. iron. widow of t a into "
poison of il‘lnuheefl‘ H. 0 not. diedn
Nguyen hospital in this any. Her
nu lhlppod to New York for huh
hotiddh
nt Nuwuutlo mlmittnd yostordny that ‘
I: shim
‘ until.
on b
—» in the clci ntor risk to ticc the Lristiil tubiuct iii the I‘lli‘lllllllt Stine.
That i 5 unit;
Morrison dim i'r'eiii lively
itdtvn.
limp I‘iiiente, Satin Lumin'e‘uit.l I'aillet do So
Icuu dc Sole—mall these and runny other Wenv ’ '
their beauties of lustre and softness of finish to’ a CIiI‘SS of
hilkn Which will stand liigh' in favor during the coming,r
strzisoiimthosc that are white - . . - . .
Some are plain, some striped, some have tiny dots. others
are figured and still others show large dotswa variety in
fact that includtgs practically an that' is pleasing and tasteful
of tilt most up'toidate productions.
Prices, $1. 00, ill. 25 and $l. 50 yard
ir you no up
It makes as pretty
:1 iliuplm of t ill Glass us can be found in any dining room Ill IIlL‘ Cl)‘llllll}-IIIC Cabinct' is fill-
ed with choice pieces to the bettti >Il()\\ _\ou its charm.
I route is of solid Maliognn} with t atlietlrul Glass front and Stilt". and Mirror back.
Sliclvcs arc of Plate. (.1 lass 21ml blunts, cscutcllcon a'n‘d castoi fcirulis of Ilrass.
\
'I he coul-
l)iuutiou of such a piece of work with a rim collection of Cut Glass is a marvel of beauty.
A New Stock Pattern of into. high grade I'orCi-Iuin with a soft bliu- decoration.
will be curried in stock hereafter in quantities and separate pieces
limc.
Platters
Pouceuln DINNER WARE
12.15
l’io Pinteis~set of 6—36c.
Brood and Butter Plates—sot of It ~
.ltii
Covmod I‘irlies 70 rind 75(
Soon 'l‘iii can. 98c.
li‘rult SuiumrsWs set of ti~30i‘.
. 25. 45, 60 and him.
Dinner Plutes~sct of Smddin
Hroakfust PIRtefi-sct of ti~5~ic.
'i‘eu. Flutes—visa of 6*420.
This
can be bought at any
Hut. Meal Saucers—fist of d-—-6t,|c.
linkers Ill. 15. 20 and 25c.
Sugar Bowl, 35c, Teapot. 45c.
- liowl 10c, Butter Dish. 500.
Pitchers. lit. 15. 20, 25. 3:3 and Side.
Cake Plates, 25c.
Bone Dishes—set of 6‘600.
Tea Cups and Saucers—set of 6—600
Coffee Cups and Saucers—set of 5—»
-.
iJl‘.
”fl—“-_muw—.fi
the
linuvnit col.
The n. M. DEAD Co. 3.3 '
0' 0' Established 1857.1- 0
"A New Enaland Winter has never
been known to rot in [be shy."
yefir.
increditable level.
't.
Francis & Co.
Expect cold. disagreeable weather; it's sure to come I
It's tardiness. nevertheless. leaves us Willi a large:
stock on hand than we should have at this time of
WE MUST MOVE THEM.
WON’T. WHY THE PRICES MUST
livery piece of Winter Clothing reduced to an
Call.
9o minnows smut é
WWWNW
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MR“. NATION ENDORSED. .
l-‘ ('Ilrlllli y 27~At tho
state cpuforsnc'o of the. Prohibition
puny-n resolution index-sing the work
oi Mrs. Nation. was pushed it lotions}
‘Rooolynd tlut tho Prolilb ttonlntn in
Colorado. in stints convontou assent
bled. heurtlly indoors the worn. or hire.
0 uni-i9 Nation, of Kansas. bell'evih 3'
that it will be the beginning of th ho on
at.» oon rule in he United Stilton.
Wo: Ry tit
“(led
Ry spare her lilo
and spend the 360d work that she hen
begun.
tibia. will
ouch-ma”
NOI‘W
r3” ild your. money if
George 0.. stillno'n'. south Norpntlt.
and 23.? W
the tint!
mick
are not audited all after using (him
i'itin a
't‘ttey stars
“this.
”with“
Liver “blots
of the stomach.
a he Mutter
.,. ..... .... .... c. ..
Judgo Coffey today granted the putt
lion of Mrs. Virginia Aldrich. for let:
tors of administration upon the estate
of her daughter.
who of Consul
Wildman. Mrs. Wildmnn‘s estate lath
valued at 8100 .000?”
WHAT SHALL WE rMMAVB FOR 053‘
BERT?
iii
dessert...
to hold 3!.
voters
I".
of pie influential! 7
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l CARELESSNESS KILLS TWO.
Workman Threw Lighted Match Into
Celluloid Scraps.
CHICAGO. February 27—Roy Samp-
son a w orkmun. threw a lighted match
in .. intrrel of celluloid scraps in the
:Waukogan organ stop factory of it.
tiller. and as :1 result two young worn-
‘ou employees were burned to death.
lurid three other persons were Injured.
The dead are:
tlci-trudo Wells. aged twenty-two,
and Jennie Wells, aged seventeen.
l Tho injured are: Charles Aldon.
foreman. burned about the face and
hands; Charlotte Kendall. sprained
nulilc by jumping from window; hoy
Sampson. badly burned on face, hands
and back.
rh't’ifdfdlt EMMA
Recent experiments show that all
classes of foods may be completelv
digested by a preparation called Kod-
ol Dyspepsia Cure, which absolutely
digests what you eat. As It is the only
combination of all the natural digest-
auts evor devised the demand for It
has become enormous. u. C. Btillson.
t
I TAYLOR GOES TO FRANCE.
1 NEW YORK. February 27—"Mfljtll
~Tuylot the colored bicyclist who holds
itho national professional champion
Ichlp at one mile. expects to null for
'r‘rance withln a fortnight. lie has
written it friend here that he is pre-
pared to begin the journey as soon
its the Parisian syndicate with whom
no In under contract fulfills that part
of the agreement which calls for a de-
posit 0' the guarantee in this city.
m
ii: THE WEATHER
For the weakness and prostrritlon
following grippe. there in hath in: to
prompt nod effective us One Minute
(,‘ourzli Cure. This preparation is
highly endorsed as an unfailing rem-
udyf idl- all throat rind lung tioubleu.
and its onrly use prevents consump
tion. It. was made to cure quickly. 0.
C. Btlllson.
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SKIRMISH AT RHITOBERT.
CAPE HAY'l‘llBN, Haytl. (Vin hay-
tlon Cubic) FobrnaryZ7~The skirm-
inh bntwuun Haytinnn and Dominicans
which wun reported Monday as hav-
ins inlien piano at Pliltobort. was culin-
ch by tho inclination by Haytlan 5,
notion of some territory in dispute.
'i‘lio Dominican. government In airport
cd to reestablish good relations with
"will. if the government of that re-
pttbllc will recall its troops.
W
OAVID A 39W! LUFE‘.
Mrs. confetti H‘ 'l‘fubl‘aiird of fill-
ford. not. soys: "Bmzlllun Buli'p uv-
edo in my. life lie begun hurt lite ,
033 we lost with croup. We 3m)
him it few dorm He quickly dropped
to nine .qu ml was {ill lgbt in tho inimi-
but; rule by it. .i’iitiilttid and F.
thinner.
one nount‘teh’ veins oto. '
‘i i R tel no a a Reunion uvhicnsn, N v. fie‘b‘ruary 27,-
agrepa‘rm‘icmtn tan mlniuon. Mrs Olive Cleveland iii celebrating her
no. buldnzi sud bolllnzmnoliundrodth b Mmey.nnnivorury R:
lotto pool-.3 Flavors: Lem 'th mo in Le Ry tetodny Shoo .
Guilder! Rainbow: (ma Btrnvbor in it nutritionist) Witt tor photo
At. your Harcourt; her use, turd its; facilities" are well]:
,. . pervert. Bits oping . on
port" loin welt. stem 5333“”
I
Be convrnced.
i
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‘32
i
uno.3'eroMAu's ee-rAjre.
BAN unaudisco. February 27--
Mrn. Letitia Wildmsu.
General iiounnovilliy
it‘
This «and. Militia in the family
r): day. Let no answer it today.
"s thinners
lcounty ninetynové
Norwalk Chronicler