rioncurf
HAS A BAT TONGUE.
IS WATERPROOF.
THAT IS THE WALKOVER STORM SHOE.
Sold only by
D. Lyon 8- Co.
“ 90 WASHINGTON STREET.
YOUR SHOES POLISHED FREE OF CHARGE.
7"1r PAYS TD TRADE.”
T HOUSTON’
"CUT PRICE SALE
The immense business done by us Saturday. notwithstanding
. the disagreeable and stormy weather, once again demonstrated the
.fact that the ladies of Bridgeport know and appreciate genuine
a.
bargains when offered them.
11.
1'. UNTIL ENTIREL"
SOLD.
You can buy any Fur Garment or Scarf or Cloth Garment at
‘ from one-third to one-half former prices.
' REMEMBER.
This makes anything purchased now a saving of from 33 to 50
per cent, in other words," is a gilt- edged investment for years to
come Don’ t neglect this opportunity—“You cant ai‘ford 10'
3011810118, 11051111111 Street, Bridgeport.
K3“ Car tare on $5.00 purchases or «we
Giurrrrlit‘
1111111111111 ”.11'11‘1
111111 11111111111111" 11111 1111111 11111-
1111 III Siillilllllllll
l'lirrrdqrrrrrlrri 11111111 11111.. 111111
llrrrrrr‘lrrs 1111111 [1111111111
I ‘KANSAS Li 1 Y. Mt).
special to 111111 Journal
Kan. says:
It 'was learnt-11 lrcr'c last night.
.l11nrnrr'1' Ll
1111111
A
1‘11111111111.
11an
Charles Pattison and John A. Parks. 111‘
the Continental ('rearncr'y
kilown as the Kansas Creamery
hive organized a gigantic
trust. to take in a. 111 the
cries of the countries.
(‘orrrininy.
Trust. 1
1-1‘1111111111'1'
large cream
The new corpor-
ation is to be known as the National
Creamery t‘ompany. and will
capital of 3111.111111111111.
Iet‘ed in New Jersey.
be. established in N1'\\'
branch 111 Chicago.
York.
Pattison will
have 11
it will 11111'11111‘~
Hetlthllul'I-u‘s will
witlr
ii
i 111
vice-president and general manager of
the concern. and will live in New York. 1
Parks will he manager 111' the western
business with
The Continental (‘1'1111111111'1'
twins aboirt IIlIl crcarncr'ies.
skimming stations in Kansas
ka Colorado and 01111111011111.
LUTZ HANG- 0 AT 10. 17.
..cirtiqirar‘tci's 111 (‘lllt'iIL’JL
('orn pa 111‘
including
Nebras-
KllledWifc With Axe and Kent Nerve
., Until Noose
WILKES IiAltliE Pa..lanuar1'
--i.‘Iohn 1.1112 was hanged today for 11111 .
’1 nt- drop fell at
‘laitz kept nis 111'1'1'11 until 11111
murder of his wife.
10:17.
as Around Neck.
L’l.
noose was placed over his head. when
he gave way and would have collapsed
had he. not been supported by the sher-
111‘;
(Fire. crime for which 1.111/ 111111] the
extreme penalty was particularly l1r'u
1. I01.
0n the evening of Nmember 2s.
1599.119 became enraged because his
wife did not desire their daughter to
play upon an organ. as the child was
111.
at midnight with on 11111:.
to the room where Mrs.
Lutz left the. house anti returned
I’rocccdln:
1.1117. and her
daughter were sleeping he brained his
wife and their retired to his own room
where he Was tii'res stetl the next day
Can you 11811 1111111?
‘u‘eii'oe'xoos‘witli 11..
“ only while this job lusts.
. 1101' nothing. Ask for 11.
IIJLMnauens
, cumoonv anon
No. 1'. 80th Main St.
dishing eomou.
I.
don’t forget to hate your
- and wagons overhaul-
1Iiulutoil now. to 0.11 to
lli'llll Mil.
adhere It painted up no as to
$61111 It Meir the boys when
Sure to breve
Envelopes For Everybody
If so bring 11111
1111 It dollar this week anti you get. Itlt‘lo
yelopes. best quality, and a 100 Mag-
‘ ‘ 2.3 Envelopes for
Every
he‘you spend you get it 1011 Magazine
It Is yours.
SUICIDED IN A HOTEL.
H. Hottmeister Disappointed at
Knights of Honor Election.
S'I‘. 1.01'13. Mo, .lunuur'y 21—~»\\'ll.
liarn 11.111111'nreist of St. Louis. 11); su-
prcme recorder 111 11111 1. colon of Honor
‘rromrniticd suit 11111 at l’lantcrs llotel
‘totlay. 111 shooting himself. Mr. 110“"
11111 sler was defeated last night for
re s'elettion as supreme r'ect'n'dcr' of tin-
il.11gion of Horror. 111' t‘, 1‘. ’1‘. White and
Ian entirely new supreme council was
elected after 11 sensational contest.
tine feature 111' 11111 struggle was the
arrest of (lilo A. 01'1'1'11111'11'. cuntlltlrrtr'
‘1‘111' supreme 11lruuccilor 1111c highest
(illit'c in 11111 order). and leader of the
opposition to 11111 administration, Mr,
(1111111111111 was arrested whib- on his way
to the meeting where 111» I.let'llon was
to be held.
At the {our courts a complaint was
lodged against Mr. ()Vt'r'bt-ck for car-
'r'yinu a concealed weapon. Friends 111'
.‘1111- (herb-11111 ticket. however. procured
‘.\li‘. I)\"crl11'r'l\"s [Milt‘ilst trn llIlIlll 11nd
i“lIlllIlI‘Il with him to 1111 1111111111111. hall.
‘w1'111111lhey 1111111111 111 11111111111'11111 his
11111 \1111- 1111111: netcssar'i to win
CUBAN RECIPROCITY.
Wm.
‘Ways and Means Committee Resumes
It: Hearings Today
\\'.~\SIIIN(‘.'1‘()1\'. January :1- The
3\\‘111's and Means Committee 11111111 111
sunrcd its hearing on (‘11111111 l'i‘tllll‘ii1v
1111'. with special reference 111 the pr11~
‘posctl reduction1111(‘11111111 tobacco. 'I‘lrc
.tolurcco interests of the l‘nitcd States
were largely represented. the 111111115
111 the large 111111. niuuul'ziciurcrs' 111111
:urcwcr's‘ associations 11111111: present.
John 11. Young. pivsident 111‘ the Na-
tional 1.11111 '1‘1111111'1-11 Association, 111111111
an earnest pica against any tobacco
routessions 111 (‘1rba.lle said there
lv‘i‘“ untltnrhrcdly 11 111111111 sentiment 111
“1111111 of granting relief to (‘111111 but
he contended that we should be as just
to 11111 people 11f our own country as to
the people 111‘ foreign countries.
The purpose of the movement for r’t1t.'<
ipr'ocity. he said. was to have the whole
expense of I‘uba's rcliet’ fall on two
American indusir'ics—tobacco and su-
gar.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
\\ ALI. S'l‘ III'ZI'J' 1‘. 111: it) a. lil."'l‘|'it't1.:
11111111151111 very slightly from last night's
level in the opening dealings, but loss
11s predorniuutcd. Erie First Prefer-
red was off ‘15 Glucose. rose a point
and Metropolitan Street Railway near-
lr 11.11 much. Business was on 11 very
small scale
\\'.-\l.l. S’l‘lthll'l'l‘. I p. 1n.—--A rise to
111151,}. for Manhattan kept 1111'» market
firm. but 11111113 were insignificant. N11—
11111an $1111 sold at 20. compared with
301.1. 1111 liccernbcr 13. the preceding
sale. The preferred lost 2 and rallied.
t‘.. C. C. & St. Louis Preferred lost 2%..
and .Vlctt'opolinrn Street Railway 11
11111111. '
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Ilcptrrts over private wire of E. A
Unlime. commission broker. Swar‘tz &
Corbett's block South Norwalk.
Open 1111.111 1.uw I:.'lI,I
Am, Copper, Iiii‘w’, 11111111 (1111,? (iii
1.011111111111111. 111‘... 111% 111170.. 31!}.
Am. S. II. (‘11.. 120111. 122% 12:11:11, 122%
Press, (3111' St. 1191,11 IIIIVg
.1\tehison. 71".- 73-211’1 71% 751,11
Alchlsou. 11111.. 1111b;- 911% 111111, 1111111.
IInlt. & ()11111. 1111111.. 1021/. 111111;. 1112
llkyn, it '1‘. 115 1151111 115 11511,.
0111111. 111: 01111) If. .. 46% If)"; 1111.14
0111. It N. W.. 211111", 312% 210% 2121.11,
(‘ M. (I: 81. P. 1111131 1112541 Mil-‘11 162V;
(‘111 11.1.3: P1511111. 1.15111. 1.115 15111
(1.11.1. 111111. r...1111=11 ire-y.
U, 8. Steel. 421111 1121/. 121.1 421.5
LLB. Stool pfd.. 94% 94% 1141.11. 94%
Lou 8111111511. 101% 104% 104% 104%
Nor. It West, .1011. 1315 511% 116
Man. consol.. 111W. 1361/4 1371 135%.}
Metropolitan. 1679’. 11591.1. 167% 1118‘!
M. K. Ii '1‘. pfd. 712 1‘12
Miss. Pacific. 101) 100% 99% 100%
N. 12, C. £1. 11. MW. 1111211. 1111 11.1 111111
N. Y.. 0. ‘11. W.. 311% 831m 113% 33%
1111111111111. 211,. 1121.1 112% 1121.1. 11.2%
Pacific Mall. 47 117% 47 471/.
IPennsyIvmrIuJIIillt. 14991. 1118131. 148111.
“People's Gas. 99 99
Phil]. Read. 116% 515% 11111.11
P. & II. Md. 11131; 817/. 817151
8011. Railway. 112% 112%
8011. Fr. 13111..
8011. Pacino.
‘ the
.r
‘m
a
112?“
:32?h
‘11
«'st 111 the trust
j H' GooowiN.
Mahackemo i'iotel Block South Norwalk
King of the Twin City Clearance’Sale. These gOOdS must move.
Prices going half. We want room for our Spring Stock. A rare op-
portunity for economical buyers.
Stock. 0
You are welcome to examine our
llcrc is some Stylish Clothing for Young Men. lioys and ,luv—
cuilcs.—~t‘1rl away tlri\\'iI.-'~\‘\‘(‘ll
Made—«Marie to Wear.
lior's Suits.
lil_l“_\'.\" Suits.
$1.69.
lio1s‘ Suits
l1 1111's Stills
all \1'1111l.1nixcdc
l)dll\'( (‘1‘-VI] \ll
lioys Suits .\11 \\r1ol.ll|111 Striptd ll:111nc.l
$2.69.
Iloys' Suits.
now $2.00.
lloys‘ Suits.
1111\\' $3.00.
lilack t‘lrcrit1t.'l'
l‘lar‘lt liluc ('lrcviot.
;\ll \\'oolt'lit1riol. I
lllnc 111111 1.1.11' Swipe. 1'“
WI) l‘icccs. 11'11rc$1.75
.now $1.19.
'l‘wo l’iet't's‘.
\\ cr'c $2.25.11111\‘
111111.14 were $3. 5.1) now $2 25.
\\ ooi. were$2 .25 1111\v$1. 69.
wcrc $1175. now
11'111'. 8 111 15 .vcrrrs‘. \\'1.11'1- $3.111),
it)
111 _\'c:trs. \rcrc $11111,
lio) s‘ Suits, litir'k liluc. wcrc $4.511. now $3.25.
Mellon.
lir't'nsrt'tl. t) 111 151'1'111's. 11'1'1'1111‘151111.
ll11_\‘s'.\‘11i1s.
Dark I 31'
.11‘ and Mixed.
now $3.50.
l'tlii‘ t'tlgt‘. Illilllllt"
1111 1» 11111.1 1111
111111111111 111111111111
111111111111 111111111111 l‘lllb‘l’ 1111111111
111 111158111111 llt1|irrt1 11117
.1111 llllil 111.111 1‘ 111151 1111111111111
1111 11111111111111" 11111.1
.111111111 Irisc filed 11 tit-cisioir With the
111111 111‘ the buper'ioi (‘oiiil yesterday
on the demurrer of t‘ cphas II. Rogers 111
11.1.1 spn1 1.11 reply to 1. .1 fourth defenses
and to the spct I111 answer to 1111111111111—
11' claim and cross tornpluinr in the
suit 111' 11111 state of t‘ unncc'lh 111 rrnulnsi'
1111111 I’ Ilolc likiss 111111 Mr. Rogers. Mr.
111111 in iss was a [rustic under 11111 will
1.11 “111111111 11. 11111111. late oi llurll‘or'd.
1111 sucrtctlt-d (ivorue .\1.lhrr".1holcmcu
resluncti. Mr. Rogers. who
Mcridt'n. w111~ surety for Me
in the sum of $25,111”). Mr
squandered the estate. it
:1an 11111 ilt‘iltlll is iir'origlr to 1-'11o\'111' on
”It 11111111.
(li'or'pziunna l. Holt'lrkis‘s, one (11' 1111-
lrcrreticlnrics 111 the trust.
lltllt'lllilh'r
111111-1111irs 11nd srrbscoucntly, while 11
resident 111' New York. she cxw-uled 11
1111111111 contract which raises 1111 llll-
poriant question in the case (In the
micstion 111111 crime litforc Judge i‘dh‘l".
under 1111- plwadinus 11-1 Iilcs 11111 fol»
lowing decision:
Mrs liott'lrkiss now is. 111111 was whclr‘
vbc 1'X1'1‘1111'1l the 11111111 111 New
resident 111' that state.
York, a
That she had
l-‘cn married in (‘onnr'cilt'ul before 1111-1
truancipallrru 111'! 111' 1877 does 11111 111111-
11111 11111 subsequent status as a resident
of another state. nor can the disabili-
ties of 1'111'111‘1111‘11.
her here rcrrtlr her acts 111' 11ch1-1 her
contr'ai-Irnrl rights in 11 stair1 where
such disabilities do not exist.
understand that Freeman's appeal. us
Conn. 71:131. seeks to give extra It-r'ri-
tor'lal cheer to our local law. It l>
practically conceded in 111111 case that
the contract of 11 (‘onnccticnl wunurn
rilrtlcr'
if 111111111 11 111111 she is lernpor‘nrily from
Ironic and 111 a state which recognizes
1111- right 111' such women to 11111111111111-
trarts. is enforceable against. her 111 ii
Connecticut court. To that extent.
least. 11111 opirrlou seems to approve the
doctriun 111'11111 11111111111: 11111111111 Millikcn
\s. Pratt. 1:371. Mnss..1l711.
The trust 111 question is a (‘111111111111—1
rut lr'risI. governed 111111 1111111111ch by
t‘onnectlt'ut law. The laws of New
York are not concerned with it. nor
would it seem that they reach or coir-
trol Mrs. llorchkius‘s rights in it. lint
quite aside from 111111 11111115111111.1119
paper whit 11 she executed Is in no sense
1111“allt1nution or pledge" of 11111 inter
It does not purport
to be such. It is n more bond. condi—
iioncd upon the faithful discharge of
I‘hilo Hotchklss of the duties imposed
upon him as trustee. Its Incidental ef’
lect upon her interest iii the trust fund'
under conditions that 111110 1111111111 sint (1
Its execution Ia withorrt significance lit
determining the real clrar'iicter of the
instrument 11 set ms to me that each
around of demurrer is well taken and.
11111 demurrer Is therefore sustained.
KILLED IN PANAMA FIGHT.
Already Number I Score and Many
Were Wounded.
PANAMA. Colombia. January 21.«~
All 111 unlet here today. ('ienerril H111"
reru. the revolutionary leader. Inform-
cti (Eriptulrr Mead. of the United butter!
cruiser I‘Irlludelnhltt, that In: came
here to prevent the Colombian govern»
11111111 1114an the steamer 1.11uturo
115111111111 the Liberals. lie hurl accom-
plished this and. therefore. retired.
The revolutionluts 11nd seventeen
wounded. ’l‘lit1 number of killed cair-
nut be precisely ascertained. The gor-
ci'nmcut forces had five men killed
11nd four wounded.
NEW 111 January 21.—~—'I‘lre. (to-
lrunblan 11111111111. M1. Bugard received
the following dispatch today from 1’11-
111111111 1111ch “laundry 20:
"General Alhau attacked Inc. rebel
fleet today and porliilied on board
steamship Latituuro. Have turned ov-
er command and am prepared to de-
fend the. city with 1.000 men.‘
The snatch was 11111111111 by Arjuna.
who was (lcueral Alban'ii secretary."
. L “mum...“a—m
It It! said that a petition will 1111 Out».
mitted to the Board or School Visitors.
at their meethi In Jutlre John H.
‘Iituht'ii 0111119. 111 11 evening.
til 0 Rowuyzmmhmh mm
lives In.
llolchkissfi
is ('liilllll‘tl.'
was IIlIlI‘I'lI‘Il 1
111(‘111111111'1111111 prior to 1377 to P111111 1'.‘
which would attend;
i do not ‘
the full disability of covertrrrc.‘
111 '
moderating 1
111111551 FALL STYLES
‘ Everything for Women‘s Outer our:
:ureutu made to order after latest fash-
1011.
i Inspect our materials—~0ur fashion
plates.
Fur collarettes and boas.
M Krasovirz 61 S Fox,
LADIES' TAILORS.
Corner North Main and Ann Streets.
South Norwalk.
FRANK FERRISS ENTERTAINS
Marry Friends at His Home in Henry
Street. Last Night.
Frank 11‘111'1'iss entertained a party of
friends 111 Iris home in Henry street.
1111111 11111111 in honor of his birthday.
There were g1111111s.nrrisit'1iiitl other
nmuserucnts .rpnropr 1.1111 for thc octa-
ision. Selections were sung by Fred
:I’owcll \Villinrn 1111111.lunrct-1 Waller
'11111 11111 (‘11niparr1 11‘11111111111111 -\ boun.
'lit‘ul collation u as stncrl 111111 11 Wt}
|Ilt'ii.‘iillll time had 111 all prcscnr. 'Ihc
‘Irost “11s 1111 rctlpient 111 11 number of
Ipi't'tly gifIs Miroiii: iliosc present
iucrc 11111 Misses Julia 'rcssic. Anna
land Minnie ('1111'1111111 Marjorie Shim-
lruir, Bertha .rnd .‘cllic Smith. Anna
and A1111 \\'aIcr'burr' (‘athcrint- and
1 Anna Slnrnahnn. Minnie and (‘11Ilrcrluc
Millard. It‘lll'l‘t‘lllt'v Lockwood Elsie I’it
7.1-1'. .loscnlrlnc .lorrudcrs, Hussic Ser-
‘llltllll‘ Minnie and Marie \\'1111‘. 111111111
lx‘cislcr Miss .lohuson 11111 Raymond.
Minnir I-‘riiukc. Annie and Mamie Kerr
ncdy. I.i|litrr1 and Clara IhrrIr‘nm Mrs.
11111111 Mrs, 111111. Mrs. liritto Messrs.
Slurnuud (irrsowskI. 11'1111111' Miller.
131.111 I'owcli. William Hyatt. Fred lien.
ion (”berries Flinn-5.11111~ 11‘1'111111‘ Millard
\\'inIi1-1d Sanford Thomas and Luke
Ilor'ucy Prank Rooney. Frctl Godfrey.
.I.:1wr11111111 Herrlv. .lnmcs 1.11dlam. ll‘l"
1112 Horton. Ilarrr linrtr'irm. Edward
\\'1rod. William E Shev'lrnri. .111er M11-
‘('or'1nnr'k Ella 15 Smith. l-Immu 1')
Moore. Lydia t‘nr'iv. Maurie Serif,
(1111111111 Wooster 1.117.111 Montighuu.
Prank Starr. of Port. t‘Ircstt-r; (icoruc
l'Ilrut-tt. A. (ililotto. William Ranch.
Graci- hitil’rcy Iamcs l.1urter..la1ne<1
Iiilev. l1‘.l13'\ans Willis (‘ayanaglr .I.
\\':rltcr's. llair'y Yonnu (lcor'gc Over
1011.
CHINESE IMMIGRATION.
1 Senate Committee Gives a Hearing to
Varioua Representatives.
\\'.\SIIIN(1'ITI.\'. .Iunnury 2i~-'l‘ilc
Senate ('olilllllllco on Immigration gave
11 hearing today to representatives of
various interests upon the question of
(,‘binrsr1 immigration. Among those
present were lion. (‘har'les S. Hamlin.
litrsron Chamber of Commerce; Samuel
Rompers. 'l‘heophilus Ii. Parsons. of
Boston: 11. R. Fuller. representing the
railroad einployrcs of the ITnIch States
1111111 11 number of representatives of
southern industries. Mr. (ionipers out-
lined the elioi‘ts which the Federation
of Labor had made 111 connection with
the Pacific coast delegation In Congress
111 110111101 11 bill wntclr would secure a
continuance of Chinesc exclusion. anti
this had been accomplished In what is
known as the Mitchell bill. Mr. .lohn
I1‘oord, ol’ the Asiatic Association spoke
iii opposition to the bills and presented
slutlstics of trade biween China and
1111- I'niterl States. He urged 11 post-
1poneincnt of any action by Congress
Hooking to thnesc 11111111111011 until the
.19x11iratiou of the present treaty 111 1904.
Mr. I-Iainlln presented resolution of
the Boston (.‘Iranrbcr 111 Commerce. ad-
vocating the Proctor brll, continuing in
force the present. t‘lritnsc exclusion law
until the expiration of the existing
treaty with (31111111 In 1901. and urged
that no bill be adopted inconsistent
with that treaty because. he said. “that
ll‘eiit)’ involves the honor and faith of
the I'nlted States goscr‘nment."
IOWA ELECTS SENATORB.
.1 1128 MOINES. 111.. January 21.~~lly
a strict party vote both houses of the
Iowa legislature will this afternoon.
for the second time 111 the history of
the state. elect two members to the
United States Senate. Senators Ann
"iron and Ilolllvei' will he rte-elected 11y
a majority of 28 In the. ripper house
and 118 in 1.1o'111wcr. 'l‘lrouo selections
will be ratified tit 11 Joint session to-
moi-row.
W
MAHCONIVIRELEABED FROM EN-
GAGEMENT
11111.11: YORK. January 21. -~ Mrs. H.
II. llolmcu 0111111111111.announcer: .o-
villi! that lior daughter Josephine and
naked Guglielmo Material. the 1111191011
or oil wireless tolegraiih)’. l0 release
her from her engagement to marry
him and that Marconi bad complied
[with her request.
00V MURPHY INAUOURATED.
«WENT N N. 5., January 21.«-Hon.
”11111111111 y no inaugurated arr
migrgmro 1 11m Jmnt noon today
The Leading Dry Goods Store.
T ristramé‘dflyatt
N0. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
interesting to purchasers.
:55
LITTLE SLEEP OBTAINED.
Rush of Freight on Railroad Causes
Suffering
'“lhc freight business on this road
has become smut-thing enormous."szrid
11 railroad man to n Bridgeport 'l‘clc
L'l‘lllllel'llltlll reporter. in talking oy‘t't
railroad matters, "Take 11111 Berk
H.1I‘t‘ division for example: the r'ush‘
111‘ freight Is such as to kt-cp
I'r'cight crews constantly busy. .~\
large number of refriccr'aior cars
loaded with bet-1' now I'OIIII‘ that way
wlrerc 11111 or three years 11111 1111' 111111
1:01 none 111‘ this businr'z- $11 1111111
is 1111' pressure 111111 it‘s 11-1111 1"111 1h.-
road to 111111 1'11'11111111r‘s 111111'1111 to 11,111
1111- the trains, .‘1s a result all
sparc or extra men are worked over-
time. and it is no uncommon tiring lor
the line now.
consideration. anti I hurt-
kuown trusty engineers to fall Ill“?
asleep at their post anti 1‘1111 a mile or
two utterly oblivious to
around 111cm.
act through safely.
that. but it's 11 fact. I am not 9111
prised that thirt- are accidents 111111
and then. I am surprised that drew
are not more "
You mm 111111111 :1 '
It was rumored around South Nor-
walk this morning that 11 man was
found beside the railroad tracks 1111-
twecn South and East Norwalk with 11
lantern. An investigation was made
nirrong the railroad officials. but it
could not be vorilied.
Miss Leftover—011 are 11 woman-
hatcr. I hear.
Mr. bdmprtrse~rThaI is a mistake. 1
merely cannot afford to marry.
Miss Leftover—(211111119 Vtill support
11 wll'c‘.’
Mr. Silurpursc~~01r yes. I could stip-
porl. 11 wife easy enough, '.111 I haven't
income enough to suppc.; 11"1 two or
three. other women she would need to
wait on hen—New York Weekly.
W
Glover’s lhe Place
Economy is ll good thing gen-
erally, but there Is always a lim-
It in prices below which It is 1111.
safe to go.
We are confident that we buy
111 close as It 111 possible. It you
care to Investigate we don't ob-
hot.
The lowering temperature
suggests
WARM WEAR
FOR THE FEET.
Ladicir lO-lncli Box Calf Storm
or skating boob—It‘s ti Sorooiu
Mtbat means nobby. M‘I'VIIIO-
able, and $3.60.
1.111111211' toslnch Box Calf Storm
or Skating Boot-wound solos.
I'ull edges; stylish 1111 Well as
warm $3.00
Ladles' Storm Boot til-Inch.
very good 11111111111 the price
‘ 02.00.
Ladies Pat. Enaiii‘ol 1.1m Shoes.
(1111 toeu. heavy 1101011, drill mat
tours and a very cwoll article.
$2.09.
hauler Box Calf 151100.111" 1008.
especially adapted for rough
wear
i
l
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Hamburg Edgings
OUR ANNUAL IMPORTATION OF HAMBURGS just received, and are now on sale. The
line this season includes all the latest patterns in
CAMBRIC EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS.
NAINSOOK EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS.
CAMBRIC AND NAINSOO
SWISS NAINSOOK AND CAMBRIC SETS.
CAMBRIC AND NAINSOOK ALLOVERS.
Cloak Sale
We will continue our SPECIAL SALE OF LADIES'.IMISSE‘S AND CHILDREN’S GAR-
MENTS. Every garment in our stock must be sold and we have made prices on them that will be
BEADING.
Housefurnishing Department
Mrs. Potts's Irons. ......... 89c C1Lunch Boxes ............. I c iBracket Lamps, complete .. 29c.
5gal. Oil Cans. galvanized . . Heavy Tumblers ...... 21:. each.
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Hall Lamps ............... 98c. and Lamps (with stand) 23c lGalvanized Pails ........... 19c.
Flour Sieves .............. IOC. iGalvamzed Coal Hods """ 25c'1Paper Lamp Shades ......... 5c.
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PITI’BBURG January 21~~Vlncenm
Vlsoiek the Pole who totally assault-
ed his wife's three children 11 week
ago. tiled this morning of the Injur-
Ies Indicted by Mrs. Vluolelt.
deaths have so for accrued 1111 the re.
sult of the tragedy.
They are:
ANNA. cued vtirVo‘yoai-ri
PLAre oLAQI Parcel:
CLEVELAND. Ohio. January 2111-1-10.
meeting of the National Associatiori of
Plate Glass Manufacturers was hold
at. the Hollenden yesterday. There
were about thirty members present.
representing all the large 1111110 In the
country. President Sher-burner au-
nounced at the close of the nicotine
that 11111 question at Metro. our not
heondliicuuod, 1111me ooadltlons
at tents during the dust your trial been '
such that. there. on no reason lot so; ',
ventilate iii-tool our the mun:
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VISOLEK DIED TODAY.
suit of his Assault.
Three
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Norwalk Chronicler