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i News." .3" 1”," “ ‘Fpshlou'lndicstlon’r abroad point to
' ’ " ‘ ‘ embroidsmd galloous. holding a stress
sltion all through the season. Our
_ ocal stores are showing some beauti'
" n] patterns and colors.
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Almanac for Tomorrow.
1:63: sets 4:88. ‘ .
do B:Ii5a.m.;il;tiip..m.f & . , , _.
* “ ~ hep powder conveniently at hand
for dusting your gloves when you take ‘
them off. if they are at all damp with
moisture from the hand. let this dry
prior“. puttin‘g‘tne powder in at the
hills astonish'in criminai. it’- ‘
' y-tlic renis‘rkob suspense "
number-1 on its criminals.
's stics for 1900, just pull—
UW: a :diécreasc of: 106.3 per
compared withtlic fig-
.4.
HI
it ‘ev'eri'go‘into a house,"
. throat specialist. "and see
,mumsr hanging in=tlie hall
that l have a possible pat-
, there. ‘Noth’in ever did so
‘ to Weaken t e throat "as
mifflersn itis ‘only‘necesi-
forsmanwho wears out of‘
binge to go“ without it' oh
,coid ay. . After that "he is
y for me or one cf my kind.”
as communications tor
a The.
‘u—‘w—m—
Chrismas boxes'are in themselves
‘trasiires‘lhis yeah li‘irm, strong foun»
dations of a. sue-to; accommodate the
contents are selected, and then cover.
ed and lined with‘sny desired mater-
ialize favorite one being richly em-
.brpidered silk all!“ Oriental designs.
Shirtgwalsts, silk ,petticoats, furs, etc.
era‘sent out in these handsome recep-
tacles sweetly interlined with the
recipient’s favorite sachet.
The heavy double woolen blanket is
noti'a‘s popular as it used to he with the
.h usewae. ,. It is so heavy to handle
“3}” it has to beglaundered (that it.
can be is What in has it superior to
the-filled'quiltsmh t housewives who
already have them, are cutting them
in’two and rebinding them, and when
they buy new they buy‘slngie blank-
ets. :
‘Ti‘ldl'i'nllia ‘n‘iii; this Wick- ‘
‘iirl’vdic‘issitiifiiifiouri‘world is il-
, sled in tlicsase'ot an oldii’atv
unoffilankiiiloii.SblithyiDakota,
o tpoi‘gwccksgago owned two.
fl) Sections of land. He
d [the property after, much
‘i‘siiaSiOn t'o‘his oldfir‘éon. The
' -' in, . ,.st,,,t»ai1€iste .-
%”§i‘2§3% "Ellie farmgr
" Mamie wentrtolive with-the
' tiger son. and that graceless
. completed the old man’s
Those who iiigd to use some sort of
facepowder may benefit by this ring
gestlon from Harper's Basarz" “i
never buy any sort o: skin~powder,"
said a young girl the other day. though
she was dubbing her face with some
white substance at the moment. "This
'is starch powdered fine and perfumed
with a bit of hellotrope sachet that my
mother fixes." Her mother used the
zsaineiiefore her. _"We have each of us
a little chamois bag that we puncture
‘,through and through with a rather
,dered gfihll‘ch, a fine dust of it sifting‘
','through as it isused. - Such a powder
.Is absolutely safe. as “it is sure to be
to make sure that it is all taken . .1 A
"course needle. intc'this goes the new .
LONDON. hernias»; as mouse
more has Joseph Chamberlain. the co '
ionial secretary. proved his right and
.. title to be mostthoroushly hated of ,
, , any British statesman. The storm now
raging in Germany over his animadver-
alone on the amansnny has had a...
powerful reflex in truest Britain. where
regardless of partytiesxilr. Chamber-
lain has been severely criticised for
uselessly "putting his toot into, it."
On all sides may be heard irritated
expressions of opinion by English bus-
issue than and p'ollticans. who, while
they, perhaps, believe Mr. Chamber-
lain was correct in what he said. do.
nouuce the utterins of such sentences.
it is recalled that Mr. Chamberlain's
utterances regarding the our and An-
glo-Americanflerm n alliance have
been the causes oft a only serious out.
breaks and anti-British fe‘elins on the
continent in recent times. it is no ex-
aggeration to say that the financial
world of England would be delighted
to see Mr. Chamberlain mussled when
intending to speak on English foreign
Hail Cains has revised the manu~
script of s. monograph on himself by C.‘
F. 'Kenyon, which is to bsipubllshed in
the "English Writers of Today" series.
— is M
W n W
' " relations.
0” fl‘ EPIC!“ 1-1. As might be expected, Mr. Chamber-
. ' .. .. ‘ ~- laln’ himself takes the whole affair
. ANNUAI... .wih his usual cynical indifference. ‘He
is staying quietly at Birmingham. and
is not exhibiting, any particular inter-
est in the storm which he has rais-
e . v‘ .
\
iHiliiiiiiiiiil sir!
Ladlos’ licavy Kcrsey Raglaue. black and Oxford
gray, half fitting buck. regular price. 818.50.
Saturday, ‘ $10.08
M...
flaw?” mm mm“: 32: . THANKeoivme seekersALL.
s the, pruning, 25c: . The next basket ball games at the
chasm Sardines. 25¢ armory. under the auspices of Com
1 pk. only to customer Potatoes, ‘ 20c. pariy F will beheld Thanksgiving ‘
1 p g. Full-sized Seed Raisins, ~ to. nlsht The Brooklyn Academy team.
in 3.,Currants: 9c, of Brooklyn, N. in, will play the F
3 cans Tomatoes. 27c. first team. This team has been re-
3 cans Pumpkin. - 25c. commended to Manager Sheelian by
issue Magnolia Milk. 25s. the managers of several New York
10 lbs. Buckwheat Flour. 25c. teams as playing a clean. fast name.
Mr. Sheehan considers himself lucky
All goods warranted. if not satisfac-
ln being able to get them here. The
tory can be returned.
M. EPSTEIN. .
{ill Fort Point St. East Norwaik
n22 5!
initial rune of‘the'evenlng will he be.
tween t e Montauks and the St. Luke's
team. of Stamford. it‘willbe remain 1
‘b‘ered that thetwo latter teams played ‘
soverei'faat and close games last sea-
son. There will he no game at the ar-
mory, Monday night.
elmin with the Ste -"
y I g p . free trom any adulterant.”
n..—
J. Lafferty. of Richmond, ‘
3g is. has a remarkable cane.
t e of the burial of Com “
St icwdll' jackson. some one ,
Q‘hfid wig upon the gravc.~ It
‘, Q. . sapling several inches
’ianieter. Friends of the Jack—
»‘o family had it removed. They
Cilist the‘root of the sapling
entwined itself about his skel-
.011- It wasl’takcn up, ands cane
“a“ artistica ly carved and given
msiuml'ty: ’.': .7 . ' ,
Queer things happen in llldla. .
m the railroad between Bengal
“Assam. as the superintendent
The was making an inspec—
‘ ~ . ‘ ‘j‘while passing through
its: great Nambar forest. the train
‘to a stop with a jolt that
'ltli‘ei‘ti'avclcrs out of their
‘ ' "The train hail l'llil'- into a
f wild elephants which were
log down the track. the last
Lliiclili'ad both hind lc‘gs brok»
“pd was thrown into the ditch.
re engineer counted seven
it? which got away. This is
itie first ‘iime that wild ele-
llliSil'llYe got on the track, and
nary'fénces and cattle guards
tl' philteclion. .
new to test it.
and more varied than it ever was
Cluster Raisins, etc.
Call and see the greatest
Cape and Cranberries
4» are. for 28 are.
i
triesilogs are becoming~ a
big: pest in- some parts-pi
st._ Professor Bantam the .
‘ "state agricultural college,
' Li‘iiwiiumi'cation tofiovernor
r nlpy. says that the ppeiricj dogs
troying the ran sin west—
”a". .
t jfiianus your eyes
this it an! 1mm." no.
plans you. ‘ ‘ ‘ '
Te
' Th k ' 0 d '
~ -- an sglvmg 1' ers.
' L ‘We have loaded our store with the Best Goods the markets produce. and We are ready to rush
Thanksgiving orders. Not a single line of 'goods are missing that should
uncertain quality. Customers can absolutely depend upon this store.
There will be unbounded hospitality at the Thanksgiving table. this year. Ashousand and one
little luxuries will be spread at the feast.
We have our usual stock of FINE. HOME-DR SSED TUR
at once. Fine White, Crisp Celery. Cranberries. Oranges. Bananas. Grape Fruit"
We have a large stock of Nuts and guarantee everyone new. Camembert Cheese; Pineap le
Cheese, Edam Cheese. Club Home Cheese. Swiss Cheese.
moods. Jordan Shelled Almonds.
c E Seymour. Leading Grocer. 33 West Washington Street
W
was: )i um: cssu WILL be.
over this list a! Specials for this mail. and)! than is anything
be here. and you will find no
There is "no better time'than
We have anticipated all this. and our atfecl'r‘?’ is
We are res to rush'l‘hanlssgivi rd \ .
KEYS. ”If‘you “want one order
Malaga Grapes,
‘ ger. better
before. .
Old English Cheese, Huyler’s Salted l-
Bricks of Mince Meat, Golden Pumpkin and Squash.
variety of Holiday Enables in this part at the state.
Caps cos Cranberries
Long Island Turnim
4 dis. for-28 on.
45 on. a bushel
|
Kindly plus your order with as. ' We are sure in can
asses and Ne. recital and
. . ‘Aiiloiorado,cattle-preferring
‘ '.’wl‘tl1téiit grass to‘ eating that
ii has been run oven by the
. . In: Kansas alone theprairie
Mohpyua million and a truer"
5 :‘f‘lfiol’eaSor Ihfiiz, who],
Julia its ’of‘tl‘ie 'expciif‘jtu‘re of'
Jappropriated .by the? last
a legislature to be uscdiin
Main! 8. Floor. pusher-rah:
Maud C. Flour. per bag, -
light Creamery lattes; per pound.
10 pounds Granulated idols".-
Sugar Cured Hams. per. pound.
0 packages Udsedh Ilsduit for
Choice Mixed ‘l'sns‘irom
Fresh Roasted Cellos, from
Litohfisld County Printy’psr pound.
Small 2 Loan ’Ilieslidsm‘ per pound.
$4.25 Jenna's Superlativs Fleur. per barrel. $4.40
53:: Jenna's Cuporiative Flour, per bag. 66s
250 Yellow Turnlps. per pack. . 16c
23c Fancy-Potatoes, per pack. 23¢: per bushel. so:
$1.00 2 packages Rslston's Breakfastfopd. 25c
. 120 2 packages riiisbury's Vitae. def 25c
9c 3 pound package Purina Health flour. 21c
259 Quart Jar Nsw‘JaIIy (all flavors! 10c
35: to 60¢ lb. 3 ,pseks’gss Macaroni 'rsr ‘ ' 25¢
13: to 30s lb. W‘l‘0f31)_l'l‘9"§ Breakfast Cocoa,‘ box. 230
$18me means to .kilhofi the
as experimented With poi-
ail-
r‘slit months, but has
Now is
I! you are thinking of, getting a barrel of Flair
So fairs undamaged ibis safe our! be wise.
w Y . =
"Irena sup. South Marvell.
"thumb. Our priu‘ls vary Low.
4
“ oery
A. r. lsekmsn a c... Concealers.
m. as" tea-s;
Ca
SPECIALS For: ms
WWMW wiaieii M
as.” um sir-sci. homer}.
Ladies“ 27 inch Black Boucle Jackets, all satin
lined, velvet collar. worth 315: Saturday only, $10.00
Ladies' Oxford Gray 27 inch Coat. all sizes, worth
'F. mm; Saturday only. sass
llot Misses’ and Children‘s Garments, prices
were 84 to $5.98: your pick Saturday, at $2.9!
Children's Reefer Jackets. with fancy braided
collars, Saturday only:
«$1.25 ones for 98c
$2.98 ones for $1.98
$2.98
_ “3.98, ones for
V» todaii oniu----5Aiu'iibitii;4:aier
”is... eloquent orators tot fills j. money. .
‘ ‘_ saving advantages obtained r_ bu 3‘
[trading at the Boston I'Store.
'i
These eight great Specials? lo ..
is;
Ladies' Oxford Gray Walking_j”Skirts,‘ made of
heavy wool cloth. stitched fiounce. seams trim-
med with twelve rowe of stitching. well made.
perfect fit, and very stylishpregiiian'price, 05
Saturday only, ' ' L .. "
s
r
as,»
. if
Misses‘ Flounce Skirts, trimmed with stitched
satin bands, boucle, cheviot, homespun and
lady's cloth, colors black, braving gray‘and'cas-
tor, regular price $4.50; "Satui‘day only, $2.93
.(Lengths 30 to ‘38 inches.)
Ladies' Tailored‘Sults. flounce skirt. Eton jacket,
with “velvet vest, skirt and jacket trimmed with
narrow satin hands, a stylish $15.00 suit, Sat-Q
urdsy only. ' 09.98
. i
mun wopLo nor move.
New Britain Troileyman Ran Them .
Down and Wu Lectured.
NEW BRITAIN. November 23—-
There was an interesting conflict of
authority on Church étrset, last even-
ing. it cancerueil the street ra‘ll'viray.
or that portion of it which this partl‘
ciilar trolley car represented, and Com. .
pany E, C. N. G. As is Known, Com- ”an"
pany gave an exhibition dr
Joseph's fair in the Casino.
puny was marching from the rink to.
their armory and had gone but a short
distance up Church street when a trol-i
Iey car came along. The car was in
the rear of the company. The motor-
man clanged his bell. evidently with
the expectation that the company
would get off the tracks.
Capt. Frank E. Smith gave no or
der to this effect, and the men remain-
ed where they were.~ The motorman
did not take the hint, but slowing his
car moved it against the rear guard
until the fender struck against couple
of soldiers and pushed them from the
tracks.
Hurrying to the rear-Capt. Smith
ordered the motorman to are {his car.
The captain gave him a lit, e'advlce
and reminded him that the troops of
the state of Connecticut had rights
which even a motorman must respect,
The motorman made no further at-
tempt to clear the tracks by force, but
moved his car meekly behind the sol-
dl .
.; Twas Car Dispatcher Fanning who
Wm the order to the motornian to stop
his car. Bystanders allege. that When
the car first came along the militia
moved onto! the why, Caph’ Smith
alone remaining in the ca tor, of the
greens-They- stated that e, captain
rew his sword and waving it at the
motorman. and then ordered his men
back into the tracks. The exchange of
remarks between the motormsn and
the captain are said to have been quite
.lieated.
'rses‘ssous; covariativ lorries.
to IV CUBT.
The managers of the Southern New
England Telephone Company are con-
sidering a plan to prevent dust from
gathering in the operating rooms of
the various exchanges. , The dust
lodges in the switchboards. interfering
with the making of first-class connec.
tions. it is believed the trouble on
be avoided by installing a new system
of heating and ventilation. -
The, device commenced
NEW. YORK.
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companies has
has been paid
the fully paid
ty days.
States transfer
stock of the G
Daisy Adams
showin that
with. oodore
leans ingvioe.
‘ed: f
saw which will” .m u:
_, i, " lion
Great Sale of Furs.
500 Samples oi Fur Scaris. Mods and Long Boas on sale today at l-3.regular prices.
Northern Securities Cornpany Negoti-
ating for Northern Pacific Shares
J. Hill; president of the Northern Sev
|curltles Company has issued the fol-
lowing circular to" the stockholders
of the Great Northern Railway Com-
“The Northern Securities Company
Jersey with an authorized capital
stock of ”00.000000 and with power
to invest and hold securities of other
and has aqiiircii several large holders
of stock of the Great Northern Rail-
way company and a considerable am-
ount of that stock. A uniform price
at par. This company is ready to pur-
chase additionai shares of the some
stock at the price payable in the same
manner and will see t offeremade on
that basis if made w thin the next six-
Oifers of sale of stock of ' ‘ Mflfli‘h- .
the Great Northern Railway company Window Shades. Cornice Pol“.
should be accompained by the certifi- PICTURES.
crates of the stock offered with trans-
fers duly executed having ‘United
stocks at two per cent per share affix-
ed. Upon receipc of any such offer so
accompained the Northern Securities
Company will deliver to the :eller‘of‘
Company certificates of its own stock ' ‘ " "'
to the amount of the purchase price . Telephone '0.11",!33‘3' in}
above named, or if such certificates Open evenings till 8:30. i
are not then ready for delivery its ‘ ‘
negotiable receipt obli ng it to issue ”~— , . . i
and deliver such cert ficates aevsoon "
ready. For fractional parts of shares ' ”
script certificates convertible into DECKER.
stock in multiples of 100 will be glv- , ' ‘ ' '
en' , ‘67 WASHINGTONS’L '
I . . . - ' '
DIS DEIARR 8 TRIAL. 3011“! NONIlk. ' ,‘ Conn.
LONDON. November till—Public in-
terest In the hearing of the charges
against Theodore and Laura Jackscnl
hasheen surfeited by their reiteration
and there were only a few people in
the'oourt when the hearing was resum-
ed today,, The testimony of the child.
was sharply cross examined by the
female defendant
movsusu'rs Of vssssts. ‘
‘N air-irons. November ails—Arriv-
er Oral Waldersee. from
DlSTlllO‘l‘ 7 O!“
of the same of Patrick mums.
orwsllr.__in said distniot. idol .-
November 23~James
. Campsite
will probably:-iiiclud‘e tlic rc~
decorating of your home. T lierc
is still iimc to have some of these
elegant wail papers transferred
from our store to your walls. if
wmmem’ed busing“ you come soon; and if you come
soon you'll get the choice of a fine
lot of exclusive patterns at com-
for $180 per share in
stock of this company m0“ prices.
Painters' ‘Supplies, Artists’
r
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting, Paper Hanging. Decor-
. dung. '
stamps for transfer of
i
_.————
reat Northern Railway
k.
A Flush
Valve.
Noiseiess, closes without iar or wa-
with a view of . t
her alleged intimacy ter hammer. Has no tank.
insioBAL
vowmsraa .yss‘ssusa .«ssou. .
, LATINC’MIJJI‘H'VALVif‘ ‘
a sslf‘h‘diustld’a pressure "seawater,”
was resumed and she
1 Hum ‘
”“"' 'aarm-riav'imramr
n... . .. , . -- * ' u _‘”“' w j J Ind?“
, .939“ 0'. "07l°!~ amount of water in the
N
_ length of
time. regardless of the head5 or preso’fi,’
as "monorail!" ”‘30? 3"“ ‘“ “mam"? . .
, “X WW ‘ , Wilton ‘petitlbn 1“ Basil in operation fit our display,
‘t‘itallf' 41(0er ' ‘ “I“ m' . - . . ‘i '
, 1:,
art... arise for're -.
“in wristwatch.
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