halo of Refrigerators begins Monday, March;
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Millennium lined boxes 1 . 111 1
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Lplan thump wtll he carried out again this season. I _ 1‘1
your refrigerator now, make payments on some to suit your own ’1!
and when time cornea for ite use some can be paid for and
1
ilttiihllticBlue Flame Wlekless :Oll Stove In a revelation In that
‘fi‘d'our price on them this season will be equally surprising and
11111 ' 11-00-
3 line. patent adjustable GO-CART an‘d'IIABY CARRI’AGEB. com-
h rubber tlreeubrnkes, cushions and paranoia. Prices from $4 to $25.
Open Every Evening. 3 5 3 .1
11:1 , 1; .1' m—
S. Startevant,
nonru MAIN AND ANN 515.
SOUTH NORWALK. -
’ 1
1 ring ‘ ~‘ arpets.
'AXmins‘l'e‘r.
Moduetts.
Velvet.
Bodu Brussels.
Tapestru Brussels,
inorain.
IN ATTRACTIVE. PATTERNS.
Linoleums.
Oil Cloths.
Mailings.
Lace Curtains.
Draperies,
Shades.
SHADES TO ORDER ‘A SPEGIALT'Y.
DiCked—nrefin 581 Son,
aslrlngtoli Street South Norwaik Conn.
‘ Unni'o
Stamped
We pay theabove rewind tor any cane of Liver Complaint.
limerick widacmebdlflwdm Constipation
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l Haiti's prdbilto Dizgillr ‘1 ’j 1
'- these k:va fiat? Fuller the law of thin
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1’ whole- blood
‘ Counsel for both halbblood and whole-
‘ hearing:
11111:; were 1eprcseutcd by Attorney
strangers, and that its safety demand-
1 what. inclined to go into a
, In some danger In the extension of this
1 dltlun wail such that n. erlol» would
. .lo .
Represented: Both Bidet claim
that. he was a Realdont of
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late George Francis ilman, was held
on Saturday. at which it developed that
occupant- Iietwdithuhfi 5111158st New
Tog; 11an Foginegitighth is imminent or-
or on to 911 it“. totem as
of differences in the machete Imuof
are nltosetber
11:an in the die-
tribution of intestate estates, while
relatives are living.
blood relatives were present at the
Edw111d111.Nonton, a grand nephew.
and Edward S. Percival a nephew.
both of New .‘Yorki and both heirs at.-
Charles H. Brush. of New York. who
made application to Judge Nobbs for
the appointment of a tbmporary admin-
istrator. Ml. Brush represented that
the Gilmnn mansion at Black Rock
and its contents. valued at about $1-
000,000 was now in the bonds of
ed a custodian who should care for it
till a permanent administrator should
be appointed. lodge Nohba refused to
appoint a temporary administrator on
the grounds that he had no power or
authority to proceed In such a man-
ner. Mr. Brush then applied for the
appointment of a custodian of person-
al property which was also denied.
He then made application for a perma-
‘nent administrator. Judge Nobbs con—
siderln‘g the application, and appoint-
ing March 18 as the day for the hear-
ing. Judge Nobbs informed the attor—
neys that he would require a strict ac-
counting for Mr Glilnan’ a personal es
tale anywhere In the United States so
that he might have proper information
to determine adequate bonds for the
administrators.
The probate court is proceeding on
the assumption that it has jurisdiction
over the settlement of all the deceased
millionaires property of whatever
kind, excepting only real estate situat-
ed outside of the state. The half—blood
rclntives claim they can prove Mr Gli-
mnn was a resident of New York. and
could thereby trenefer the jurisdiction
to New York state. The whole-blood
relatives assert they can readily prove
that the deceased was a resident of this
state. that they can determine the inr—
isdlclion of administration on Inhefenl
in this ethic. and that the hull-b ood
relatives will thus be barred from slum
i111: In the distribution of the estate.
In the application of the heirs for the
appointment of an administrator. Ed-
wnrd L. Norton null Edward S. l’ercl1
vul are named as administrators.
There is considerable difference of
opinion among the nutrient-law no to
who should be appointed. and when the
hearing In granted there will In all
probability bc a spirited contest over
the selection of the administrators.
MR. HARRISON RESTING EASILY.
Hadley Called in Consultation
With Dr. Jameson.
iNDiANAPOldS. March ll—~A1 an
early hour this morning there was no
change In the condition of (icncrui
Harrison. He was still resting easily
with little pain. but rather a high fev-
cr. ills telnpoluturc at midnight was
102111,. Dr Francis Dorscy rcmnincci
at ihc I'osldcnco all night. to he in
readiness should any llul‘uvorablc
symptoms be noticed In the condition
of the patient.
(icnoral liurrlsou'u illness, although
not critical at this time. In so serious
that his physician. Dr. Henry .lllillO~
son. has culled into consultation Dr.
in1111 liudley. llr. Frank Dorsey has.
also for several days been In constant
uticndnncc on tbct cx~prosldont.
ln'. Jameson makes the following
stutculc t: "(lclerui 1ivlarr|sou was
taken i Tllursd y last with u chill.
At that time his ailluoni bud all the
nyulptoma of the grip. 'l‘herc devel-
oped aI‘Icr that :1 pretty nilurp con-
traction In the left side. involving to
thc illlcrccstal nerves and also the
plcuro of the uppcr part of tho lcfl
lung. With that came fever, his telli-
porature rising two or thrco degrees.
There was nine Increased respiration.
llc’hue nincc gone on In about the
some way.’ He has not been very un-
comfortable. With the exception «if
pain suffered Saturday. which has al-
moet wholly disappeared. he has suf‘
fcrod but little pain.
Ills temperature in and ban been for.
HOmI‘. hours. about 102 3-5.11In renplru
tion 30 to (iii, and his puiac keeps 111.
about 00.11111 pulse in good. bill the
upper part of his left lung In more or
lose inflamed. Hie danger lice In the
extension or this inflammation ills
mind is clear, although he in home
sort of
dreamy nil-111p. When nwukc his mind
is pnrfoctly clear. 1 do not consider
him in a critical condition. but there
Dr.
inflammation.
Dr .lam‘eeon cold hie patients c-'on
probably be’ reached within twenty-
four to thirty- all: hours. at which time
he would either grow gradually we so
or 111-1111111119 better. He thought th to
wear no danger of sudden collapiie.
The greatest danger is due to his age}
which 11. somewhat against resistance
of an attack of pneumonia.
It is understood that none of Gen-
erul 1111111101111 «1111111111 mum been
called from out: of the city, but. the
are kept edvlecd of his condition. A1
though General ilminan’e phyeieiii‘n‘s:
are hopeful that pneumonia may not
develop and strongly: express their
hopee,1they are nevertheless alarmed.
on are the members of his fiddly and;
to
Altnl o’o deitithie morning Mr. Harri.
ionization tion We unchanged. 'f'h
'iplmimnmsuoueeeeh hie daydream
11111113 thoracic 1111 rumour.
cent 11111111111111. near 111
1nhi1 ere killedfind
Despite thel report that Li Hung
Chang is seriously ill, and thht his life
hence by a turned, his physician
that his condition Is no worse
that of an ordinary 1111111 in the some
circumstances. and Would not be 11 n
serous. except tor his advanced yous
They are extremely hopeful 111 being
able to bring him around. .
The question of quarters for the
American troops remaining in Pokin.
is still the subject of discussion
men favor the Temple of Agriculture
as being healthier and sufficiently
bear the logation for troops to be sent
them in a hurry as an additional
daily guard should circumstancee arise
rendering It necessary. They think
the court's objections are magnified.
It is not likely the British will relin-
quish the Temple of Heaven. and they
will certainly long require the perma-
nent buiidlnr,r being erected there. A
company of infantry could easily be
housed in the Temple of Agridultur‘e,
and the two temples now used for
quartorhinstcr 3 stores The only oth-
er available place ready, in a palace be-
longing to one of the princes. far from
the iogation in the middle of the Tar-
tar City. This Is private property
LONDON March ll»-'i‘lle Times. in
its eeccnd edition today published a
dospatcll from Shanghai, datcd’hlarcn
II. saying:
"It is reported upon trustworthy au-
thority. that Russia has notified China
that unless the Manchurian convention
is signed at an early named date. she
(Russia) will withdraw the eonyention
and substitute harder terms In its
place. LI Hung Chung declares he in
Waiver lose to resist and has appealed to
the United Sluice. Client l-lrlta’ln. (lei-
many and Japan to illtcljyenc in
Chime behalf.
"Considerable uneasiness in consc
quence of extreme friction. in boiler ed
to exist bctu'ecn the Yong 'l‘s‘o viceroys
and I 1 Hung Chung."
newer movul‘o NORTHWARD.
Britain Said to be Gaining
Friends in South Africa.
lllaOrLMFON’l‘idiN. March Ir—ilcn
ernl De Wet is reported to be moving
northward steadily. at the rate of
lwcntydive miles a day. with a view
of crossing the railway to the cast-
wnrd. He should now he West 01‘
Krooneiudt. Several small commun-
doos are In possession of the south-
eastern portion of the Orange River
Colony. from which the garrisons at
lLlewetsdorp. Wel'imlcr. Snlithfield 11nd
Rouxvillo have been withdi'.nwn
It is impossible not to be struck with
tho tact that a great pr'opoltion of tool
Great
formal enemies of Great Britain in
South Africa, now frankly throw in
their lot with the British. llraudl‘ori.
Krooustedt and Bloemfontein compan-
ies of burghcre are now bearing arms
against the Boers. They state their
object is not to oocrntc against their
former c'omindes but to defend their
homes and property oculnst mumud
i111; blinds. Every town in the F100
81.11th occupied by the British will soon
become a centre of British Influence
extending a long distance in their vi-
cinity. Over 3,000 refugees are now
within the British lines, and many of
them demand urine and permission to
take the field. If their requests arc
granted, it will be easy to get 2.001)
cx-burghcrs curollcd on the British
side.
,—
DANGEROUS T0 NAVIGATION.
“a.
The Abandoned Schooner Warwick in
Track of West Indian Vessels.
NEW YOIIK. March ll—~'l‘ho steam-
or Arkudlu. which arrived last night
from Port Dc i’nlx. lluyti.1reporte that
on Friday. March ii. iii latitude 2li.I8.
longitude 74.16, she panned within tnir~
ty yards of the three rnnetod Warwio..
of Providence, waterlogged and «bury
doncd.
The Warwick was standing upright
and illlod with water. the hatches worc
broken In and the docks were awash.
the lumber of which the vessel's cargo
correlated. was floating from the haul.
The three manta and top meats were
standing. The iibboom was broken and
hanging alongside. All the nails were
first to the manta, hilt torn to ribbons.
’1‘ be wreck In iloatiuli In a position den
unions to navigation and in directly
in tile tradli of steamers bound to and
from the West indies.
The crew of the Warwick abandoned
their vessel li‘eblunry 27 in latitude
29.20. longitude 73 35. They Were tak-
en from tile wreck by the ltalliin burit
Santa Anna and Mario. The Warwmk
ll” bound to Port spam from lfernnn-
Ina.
KILLED iii A STRAIGHTJACKET.
Prloonor Kept There for Nine Hours.
Arid Died Agni? Being holed-id.
SAN mo eleeo, March ll.-
airmen Dear. a convict In Folsom pro-
on died yesterday. as the rbsuit of
nine boure' punishment in I strait-
llicket Delu- 1m a native of lllinols:
thirty nine years old.‘ and recentl
three the prison. lie 111111 1111111 cog
monly strong man, and so stubbor-
thut he refulré to obey any alert or
to do worries sued to him. ' 11 11111111111111
been roped y punished. but it did
'fi’dt“lililidbe'- 11 iipirl t
lie was finally laced in a stroll.
ticket. 1111111] kept them for nine hours.
0111111 an urchin: were heard through-g
out his corridor. When hem token
ptlhe not bellied rind rem to his
116
is that he won lined no tlcht
but he died but dint. fl‘ho
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taagm he circulation of the blood was
counters in our well- dighted, bright and busy basement.
howe’uejn, thou exaggerate, and so have listed only such lots as can be expressedgiu dozens
from M
tow voices liner
till 311in
"11111111 are really; over a thousand Underekiiflis in this sale. occupying three long center
or Hactions theréoi’.
What is said of each lot is exactly true “Worth $3011" 1),
11
We would rather understate tllcm,
, 1 ’
” Worth $5. 00" may be taken
literally-i-«for we have a reputation in Skirt selling that is of 1.11 more value than the luck
ing of a ircuit-11110115 impression which the facts would not justify
llrosc lots of which we llavc mentioned no former prices w
lose nothing by the omission. They are all remarkable offers.
5% dozen Fast Black and Colored
Sattccn Underskirts made with
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. made. 69¢.
1/1/13 stripcd Spun
Glass Underskirts marlc with two
or {our small bullies.
ccptionally well
.1
i." r i 1: c
dozen fancy
Either lined
98¢.
1.1 b3 (loa 11 l 2151 Black and Col-
cred Satieen Underskirts made in
four different styles.
$1. 50 grade
or lgilin»
cd. Price
A \‘cl‘italllc
98¢.
15/2 dozen Black and Colored Sat~
teen Underskirts made with plait»
“Gill pl’lCL’
cd rulilcs and handsomely cord-
cl. ()ur $1 [9
p l‘ l 1‘ G ‘
Hi
,‘ _l 1|uzcu Black and Colored Sat-
ieen Underskirts made with illrcc
null corded. 11\ most
$1.39
.1 1 3 liozcn iiuc Black and Colored
Ruillcd Satteen Underskirts. lac—
c1l illlll heavily corded.
small rui’llcs
cxccllcut
value l‘ricc
All excel»
$1.98
1 1107.0” Colored Butler Moreen
Underskirts. Skirts
marlc for cxccpiional scrvicc and
$1.98
.1 I—3 dozen l'aucx Stripe Silk
Moreen Underskirts. Mndc oi
(.‘loill with wide
(loublc Ilouncc of Silk Moreen,
icni quality
iii the pricc
TllCSt‘ are
11 r c worth
$3.01). l‘ricc
black linliall
cording. fuc—
$1.98
l'ipillg. of Velvet,
1111; and \1’1'ivci
binding. l‘ricc
11.171 riorzcn vcry best quality Mer-
cerized Petticoats in new color-
liig‘s 111111 changeable cfl‘ccts. Well
made and attractive. \Nortll
.74 n n (1 $2 69
$5. Price °
3'4» dozen liuc Brilliantine Under-
skirts made with back
Another $5.00
$269
1'1. «luzcu Black and Colored Silk
Italian Cloth Underskirts made in
“Princess"
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Skirt.
l ’1'icc
insertion
$2. 98
two styles-Lace
11ccp l’laii-
1111:. l’l'icc
.1'_ rlnzcil Colored Silk Moreen
Underskirts made with double
llnuncc. cnrdcd, faccd and \‘clvct
lmutul. lx‘cgulul' priccs S") and
$3.75
51,; (lozcn rich llcary Colored Tal—
feta Silk Skirts in plain and
Made with
(lccp Iluullcc :1111l C(il‘llt‘il. Excel-
$3.98
35»_. dozen Black Silk Moreen Un-
derskirts made with thrcc small
'I‘uil'cin Silk ruillcs. Worth $7.50
new 1198
price
5.31; dozen rich. heavy Taffeta Silk
Skirts.
with ruiilcs. plaiting. cic..
$7.511. llit‘ pros-
clli price
cllnngcnblc Colors.
lc ul quail-
iiy. Price
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l'rcscui
lilack and Colored. lllailc
ill a vac
ricly of styles. Values range
from $8.01) to $5 75
Price is "
$111.01).
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The D. M. DEAD Co.
'- F‘E‘S'lnb‘ll’ihed‘ ”57. a of
I
ill l1c found on inspection to
The Advice of ebb-lay Dore—«The len-
elite of Piuahpplo. 1
People need to eat truce or thrice
nu much fruit on they commonly do to
preserve the balance of nutrition, says
Bhlrloy‘IJare. lu‘tho Boston Herald. In-
stead. they munch a fig or a prune be-
fore breakfast or oddly take an orange
or twea-Jiind such poor oranges.
1111’er flattered orange in almoet
tlpct all the good strawberry. A one
tile Wenderful thingn told in cosmetic
tore. the‘ most wonderful '
is the atory of the trend on 11 who liv~
oil wholly on oranges. and die 16 at n
One can imagine
a cameo tor crimson In
taking the in e of say a dozen or so.
111' '6. My" for"
the woolen limo wrote that every had
eaten a down at. a meal foo a week.
she. would have altered her tale. and
111111111 it 111110111 tablets. gum 111111111
101.111.1111 or maltoaeraometlllus In the
units of p011 lbliity~ion of all the
.gler {1‘10er 11111311111111 of. ordin.
9 d
not dlopni‘as'e the worth, 0‘;
”31111111111111 orangee.1
yeti went the donut hardness, a
'limaticn oi ”taste slice a fungal
£1511 or WL“ “boom nil. 13‘? A
meal!
mll’ld<3 due
“and 1
EAT LOTS OF FRUIT.
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where ill
of the film
illll
. and tea is 11111111111111” 1111111
WW» ”1!
In or the lllliAil
din-n...
pine pole.
The
in? mind,
‘1
green with
1 iii
lio'ue 11111111 noes.
e or two days. But, It hove
known.
is treacherous.
and
thin
dun
11111153 11 take the lead.
iii a teaspoon‘ful
1 1151111195..“
“:3 “1.1 , ill
the delicacy 11
r prepare Jul 1111' 111111 com tile and i
mead 11131111111111
flavor his morning cup.
ltaliaus and French like fritters wuhl
orange flowers stirred into them. anle'ATAL FIGHT WITH HIGHWAY-
thero Is no accounting for tastes which
are not our own.
which the apple of linen had not-«thei
ltd Juice In a cure for dye
u '1
I never should-
:‘i
on a half More or no
strainer. The do so
111.111 ii fifteen minute's
dormant, 11021111111111
tie
at t
A chem 3111113; in he 3'8“”
1111.11111111111111111 at lily-ii
cell with the hint that pineapple cake”
.. .‘v 11...”...
But
light cnouod.
'i‘llo wounded.
fire
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to.
The to
The pulp tic
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lien medicinaiiy
I‘O hug: are.
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p-filhy ythat 1min
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SAN FRANCISCO, Maren liaDepu-
One fruit combines the benefits ty Sheriff Holman. of Calaverns countv
and two other officers. tried to arrest
two highwaymon 'of Wallace. 11 little
pool a. let alone diphtheria. and its an. mountain town, yesterday. and a doe
tieeptlc quailtyilisinfocts tho eatorrnai 1 poi-ate
inflamed digentivov tract from first to killed and one of the bandits totally
bill. as indeed a child’ 11 throat.
blessed fruit was rolling three for 101caped. A posse is in pursuit.
cents In Boaton streets recently. andiing the fight scores of shots were
advantage nhould be taken of such‘ d.
times to store any amount against nick
If we could buy pineapple juice
on fretoly' as little iuioe. malaria would
ew tender and moth patches on
women's tacos would he almost un-
The Juice of fresh pines tak-
en often rind applied outwardly is in
itself a cure for unsightly shine.
juice In all that Is wanted.
0 the troable to
plane for 19.10. but elite them
At! Monthly Without
liaimnn
The other highwayman on-
The help of the people or the North ,
pie being sought for the furtherance of 1
11 pipe to anoint the neurons in-
old 11 In the, block belt of the
scenic iéndow'uero. and thifilube
fixed from the bondazé (if the and
“d 111111111, under which. in
n, it is sold 11111 the to 1111
ot e111 does not, at, present rfife
19111119 or the r‘ollt 1111111111111
The 11 an. oi caureel
bert In said to always require a drop made after the manner of orange calm,
or two of the finest oil of orange to is a dessert which outranlrs all otbe
thou. land I believe In new this season
was
Duo.
3117
11‘
.3101“
p
1:. self- roe '
this tritium
Bout 11633
aid the tort price 1
too acres of and In the nolglilldl'“
, ii of Kowtlg'e, In Alabama.
genome to the 1111121111111 fOl'llllnfl "f
10111111111101 he;
company tibial-1nd
11 city
incline
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