Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 25, 1902 · page 2

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VIII. chooxes' twice 11 track; W every clav'
“huh iiew bafgain‘ "

 
 
 

 
 
 

123K WIRE (WOIJD AND IRON FRAMES). SPIRAL (EXTENSION
LDING) IN ALL SIZES FOR W001) 0R IRON BEDS

 

‘12. 25 SPRINGS .......... 1171';
$3.00 SPRINGS ........ 2.52
13125 SPRINGS. ..... 3.50
((Wood Frames)
$3.50 SPRINGS 8275
3.75 SPRINGS ................ 3.00
' (iron Frames)
“.00 8131111111.... ........... ....;2. '15
$4 50 SPRINGS ....... ' ' .

$13.00 SPRINGS ........... .... .
(Spiral)

COTS

WOVEN wuuae CANVAS ANIJ Ui’i'lOIIS’l'EllidD. wrru EXCELSIOR
AND COTTON MATTRESSES.

 
 

 
 

 

$2. 00 cars ................. ”$1.50
2.50 COTS ................. . . . 2.00
3.50 COTS ................. . . . 2.75‘
(Woven Wire) ,

$53.00 COTS ......... ...........$l.25
" "5 COTS .................... 1.50

2. 50 COTS .................... I. 75
3.75 COTS ................. . . . 2 “5
'I. 50 COTS ................ . . . . "75

‘ (Upholstered)

 

STEINWA2 AND OTHER HIGH GRADE PIANOS AND I’VIANOLAS.
' fREE CONCERT, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 1, 1902.

W. S. Sturtevant
North Main and Ann ‘Slreolg
50UTH NURWALIx. CONN.

 

 

 

OSIery hpemals

CHILDREN'S BLACK HOSE.

Extra Fine Rib, Double Knees,
19c Quality for 101:.

 

LADIES’ 5. CHILDREN’B JACKETS,
At llnlf Prim,

 
 

 

 

 

We sell them as seconds.
tiou slight.

Importer.
No holes.

FUR SCARFS AND MUFFS.
At Half Price.

 

 

“LADIEs' 1:11ch Moss,

17c

Regular price, 25c.
1'

,LAoies' FANCY HOSE.

39c.
Regular price, 1301'.

LADIES' GOLF GLOVES.
501: quality far 35::

 

BOYS' FUR TOP GLoVES,
501: quality for 35¢

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

LADIES' MOCHA GLOVES,
Silk Lined,
$1.00 Quality for 751:.

MEN‘S HALF HOSE,
101:: 3 101' 25c. "
. Plain and Fancy.

 

 

BOYS' FLEECED UNDERWEAR,
17c.

Price,

a, Invite ungtontion to our
lines of
, uosumv.
V 1 mum's. 2 for 251: I

"”9," School ”0..., 19c, ; CHILDREN'S ouriuo FLANNEL
.. Fine and Heavy Hose. 251:. I DRESSES.
Ladioo' Hosiery ot 25a. 3 I. ' 25c. 45%.. 40¢.

regular .

Regular 250.

 

 

South Not-want

.14: i . at
A LEGACY OF1T'HE GRIP.‘
'is often a run- down system. Weak
or a rainy d3)" as “'9“ as 3 mil- lneon nervousness inch 01 appetite en
.WWIW’ “"3" 00- Ihavea 10"?” orgy and ambition. with disordorod
.410! F“ It *‘PMINIGIDIIN EVEN“ liver and kidneys often tollow an at-
{lack of this wretched (Home. The
Igoratest need than to Electric Bitters.
”III-’33 A COLDI ONE DAY the splendid tonic. blood purifier nod
tire Bram pinion Tablets. random 01 Stomach Liver uni Kid
9‘” 1111111111 the money it u now. Thousands have proved that
11111.. 111w. Grovozslsnoturoi they wonderfully strengthen the
box. 25%. , loin-vex build up the synteln, and re

‘ :store to [math and good spirits otter

5'61! think smoking to 111111141111 attack 01' Grip. 11‘ uncaring try

Rod theorem tripod. ‘thom. Only 501-. Perfect utiouotlon
0111910111. Moped MI" ”up. guaranteed by 1'. l1. Baxter -

11111; 111 wont: for loot curtains .
{Shocking '«Wnohiogton 8011'

‘, u 89 A BOY“! 1..le

a. woman shouldni lay something:

 

 

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FRIOTION CAUSED FIRE.

'1 hope iboi'o will 11;; no trillion."
mild iloprooonthiivo Wadswoi'tli to ltd
‘ i I proportional Sherman tho othor day
"ti‘rhition?" until Shannon. "Did you
var hour of tho tumor up in the
”(about valley. vibono born 11111111111
11 Va", I 11:31? and who mold pro} .1101!va limo

Ii flotil- .uomoompm
PM 01111 '31 me trout this Mouton not».

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

mm Il‘lvoly. ‘
WI“111111111" new Sherwin, "l'll toll
lit. my. tumor not to the
mg ohm or 111 imitated. company. no

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Siiilililll lgi' Iloimuii

The following valuable contribution

of political gossip uppouro in tho New
Haven Register under 11 Hmtfoiti
iliile: ,

'1‘ ho absence of Delegate 0. It. Il‘vler,
of T01 i'ington for several weeks from

town has been ll. 11mm 1- of grave 11111
101 n to his friends, and bus givon rise
to severul I‘lllllolil regniillnu his future
In pinto polltlou. AI; is well known.
Mr lt‘ylor is chaiiiunu of tho ltepubiiv
131m Btuto Control Committee and Inn;
piloted his party to several successive.
iiotoilen. He was it ooniituut attend
uni ill. lbc.v 00111131111011 during its curly
stages. Then he become ill and now

. he in).- none South for recuperation,

Had no been able to continue to take,
11o uclivo part in the proceedings of
the convention. them in no doubt thzit
lilo influence. would be felt In that
bod) ludood thone .1113 dole gates who-
so) iliul his prouonoo wouul counteract
the inhuonco Dolomite Warner of $11
isburv 11' 1111115 In keeping the rural d1]
i'guloo in lino for odiml town ropio
Ht‘lllwfltlilll Ilut iioliigaliv Iv‘ylor in 1101'
in tho 1 unwnilon so this is pure spot
ulollou

It Willi leiiiuod wotei 11M fl 0111 11 del-
('gulo 150 (10:11: to 1111‘

1111111: lllt‘ coniideuro.
(ould not be doubtod that Mr Fyler‘s
ziolliiti' no 11 party louder is 1111111' il<1

(Illti :iiiotliei staid campaign and that
he iiili 3.111111 announce hiivi retirement
11qu iluv izzlniiinausiiip of tin,v suite
( luntrnl Committee It was pointed ouiv
Ihul Mi. lv‘y"lez 11 health has not bivvn
sniisiuctoi'i for some time uud (won it
it ii',1vre that it would pi'obnbly ‘l‘i‘lll‘i’
from tho 3“?”th dircvclion of his party
(in bi.- bnd licooniiilislied nil in polities
that be. Ililil not Iii-5 heart upon in
placing (Ioorgn 1". Mel .d‘ in in ”W git
buruutoi'iul i‘iiilr,

Mi iv‘yliu" 5 big l1 regard [in (liiviiii"1-u
Mi 1.111111 has Ill“ 11 of ion" uiundin'! in

Republican lil‘IillIililtItlu for
Ii‘yk‘l‘ never for
in his allegiance.

him.
”1‘ regards;

1' ndii'ziiiou or both and he in now Nod);
10 luv dow 11 big; hands and i(‘l.ll‘t’ on hiv'
llllll‘l'lii. This was the information 1111
ported by tho, deli-gale referred to.
Until the assembling of the (tonsil
tutlonul convention, it was generally
In: 11-Iioxninatod without
1i\'t‘ll[.TIlO gm'oi'kuoi lirhi stand for
iivtoi 111 in ropresr'ntaiimi in the House
of Rivpx'osontuliu:3 IIIIS caused a new
political niigumi'nt. The small town»:
“‘Illt'll won‘ for him in the ennipuiuu ..1

time, Donald ’1‘. Warner. of Salisbury
and it, is the small towns that decide.
gubernatorial nmuinatious in the Rt’.
IIIIIIIILRII party. Lvnder those (‘Il'ClIIIl
Hlunces. and also in obedience to his
own desire, Governor McLean is not
lilo iv in he 11 candidate ilnd (oudl
lions biven iIIfi'l‘l'M‘lll and iioveiuoi' \lv
Lean been 11 i'niiilidulo there IS little
doubt that Mr l"i'livr would rivt lain Illi'
i‘IIfllI‘llliillslllll of the party if his llt’itllh'
permitted. As it is, tho i'oport that
ho will retlrov hours on the fact of ll
probable autbnniioily.

It is generally conceded bi' lhi,v deliv
union to tho eoui'i-iiilou ”in! Mr Wur-
ncr will luv the Itvpnblli'nu (‘itllilltlalt’
I'ni' mwrruor this year. if he soivks
llu- uouiluutiuu, which is uuiirI-ly prob
aide, although on this point Mi', il'nI'

doubt but be win he 11bit: to serum: tlir'
support oitiio 311111" 1011 xiv. lli~' rimm-
us 01 919011011 urr onilrely ll (limo-mil
matter. It is too early to predict. Thov
\iiil depend upon developments bi-
tworn now and August when the nom-
inations are made.
In thin connection another important
Die-1'11 of Information was unearthed. it
is thnt the Hon. Samuel Possendon of
Stamford will 111111111 try for tho choir
mxinsnip of the State Central (.‘ommll
too this year. It will hi‘ remombivrnd
that Mr. Fousolidon uavo iiir Friar :I
It“! contort hot the position two years
no H111 friends are sophomore now
that Mr. Fylor's advocacy oi reform in
representation in nonponod to have
weakened him. that Mr Fosucnden in
sum to win this time

Poi-1111px. it In worthy o! positing no
tlco that Governor Mcl .I-on bi point:
smith tor a few. w»1~ku'root,thot he
will probably poo Mr. him who but
gone ahead or him. and in their roilro
1119111 that. this! will 1111111111111 political
conditions In Connecticut with a view
to 1111119on lilo 111111111 1111111111111 1- (throw,
of both of 11111111.

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BIG CONIIVGNMENT 0F PRISONER!
800?" 11111111. Misti I; '1'. Wind
arr zhuumuni Blair» '
on. and devotion hilt in: night for At
3011.: with dingo urination non
1111111: now now mouth»?
01% the Mot term all court It Malta.
in the nombor are“ three train million!
111911111 not: “other!
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To lleiiir

_ 11111111 lie his illicit thin.
The Side ill ll. b'iiiuil limo

'liilli ill Stiles Allill’llill] Fri: ,

to the “interesting if true" 11611111 tmont

the oonutltuiionul ronvontiou to which '
he won until no a. ilologoto from his ,

ivi'ioi' that it hiii ‘
111111111 could be méulloned without vio ;
the authority i

(lose that in tort ho will never (on i

the but campaign of 11100 to loud the I
101' l
a iuoinivnt wui'erivd I
the ad I
iiiiiiisiruiion (if (lover-um -‘.'di Loon as .1 "

believed that Governor Melmun would i
opposition .
Conditions how. changed since thIi'

1900 are now for his ooiiiiuviitoi' 111 Iliill '

her himself is i'otlreut. more is liilliv '

' noon; on will tin pontoon-of. whl
toboorootod

 
 

‘1,“ .9 tho Horizon. _
¢ , poof painter
125 (or! down lo
111, in one oi the
hilt: shafts of the
kiyn Bridge;
1- Ho was a su riot

”Firkin”. am his

 
 

 

 
 
 

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to is doubly sad
rpm the fact that
J” burl 11 wife and
“Girl:

 
 
 

 

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his but to mold:
to; his family while
’Jic had an opportu-
oily. Williachaucc
Iii work he mor-
n worked. as millions
‘ “,0! others me daily.
doing. In his new—
00$ anxiety to 111:
trmiplish aw 11111111
2 I“
fight himself and iii:
" ‘ mlflolding which
held him in nlld'flll’.
His death was quick.
out! tragic.

Dr. 011521135
NERVURA.

The cver-iahhinl
‘worliman lost
’life through ncrv-
. '” our! excitement.
- 3 Had he been strong
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living.
' 'peoplc. IIIH'
pompainier. are (le-
straying their live:
by overwork and
worry. Do not neg-
‘. lcct the feelings of
Ni, exhaustion and I111.
' til situdc.
l . , I“ much. Ncrious-
' F Incas. in'omnia,
morbid {21115. 1135;.

psia and irritabil-
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ura remedy im- ibo
nerves and blood is
the great lift: -

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the
ET; wrought by the
no molhods and litth' 5
‘l‘ ofmodcmliic.
, I” II youilo noiiull)
' 4 ill underiiiand what
I lit! ails you write to
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”Li Dr. Greene. 101
.,, WFiflhAvrnur-b ow.
”1} York City. and se-
so} core medical ad‘i

'ivice. which is given .
Icordinlly and with-.-
out charge.

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

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l-lAR‘l'Ii‘ORD SiGNALNlt'. I WON
The Annual Contest of the Brigade
Signal Corps C N. G.

The I'ii':;l Sl'Nlilll, iliigailiv Signal
toms of unr'ii‘oid 111111 the niiiiudlI
,.';(oIinellti\'e llilll of thin. corps in Not"
. lilii',.1vu ‘.',aluid.ii. "Ibo standing or HIV"
'tL‘i‘LllUIl um: um .1. too [191' rent. 11
high IIR’ill'l‘ doiuv' ert'dit to the Hull I
viord siuuiiliiu '1. 'lliv’ V'I‘Illi‘tl Diriuiouu .
lii'oui Nivii' London 1':..‘ uquoiid with.
‘righli' lii'e. 111111111 dial the Sept-null
ISeliiuu iii Niv viv II.l\~‘ il v.19 third with
Ineviuty- Illlli' |II"i «uni 'l 1111 loiuih
Se: lion from l';' him: unit did not 1:11:11
111‘“. l<.;ii 11 (or: .vuizuiiuu hid 11 11-11111 of
four lill‘ll, and iluv romp. iiliou (Monsiut

d in 1.11 h 11- :‘im ' :«v :iding 11nd recidi-
iup loin |lli$:1:iu.'.~' li‘ Ili.lll|I-'.'l‘llllll uuil
"tbiu :muliui: und 1. wiring four-1111's
sums bi il'iu iiigiid" iui'tlioil (Nil
111 ”11‘ .I'llii Illl‘ 1;. r' I‘lhilfliit‘il In [IH‘
H‘I‘IISI Si vii 1111 Nov v'iu .\.I\ milv 0111' 0112111
"i'iii' 1111mm the Fin 1 Sui-lion i'ousiiil :

I'il iii l’iiizil -. lIlllIi‘I-i t‘lai‘ii (‘ A. ‘
Livoniird ’i‘, A. ilt'i-i'idl and Joseph
:Mi'i‘iilt

'lhi- nignni i~'"2'\’l(.’t' was orioinotod b)'
the lulu (‘olouvl 13"111‘1911 Ills 0x1 i'l
ii Iii iv'uik 1:111: mutiuiuvd bi' Major
ilouflmd A. lililtililfl'h of General Knit 1
1111 Month. 511111“ nod the piizo- winning;
portion iii W'ill eouiumudeil by Mo «l
tenant ’l'bumuv. (‘ Ii. Sni-ll, of Hart:
lord 'Ill'.‘ linzirm'd :vivitiuu bus wonl
tliri'iv ,iiv11r~1 iii SIKKI‘FEIDD

THE SHEPAUG FLOODED. ‘

Two Engines Oil the Track in Attempt *
ing to Open Road Sunday.
The IJIICIIIIl'III branch of the Ner
York New Haven and Hartford rall-
roud, or lluv Sht'lllillg. bud its own
troulilm. Silllllil)‘ in tho l’lomtrot'c
ilixliiit ilu- tr: Ii I18 i- 1-1 1- flooded on Sni-
urdiii it) the unpili of now-mi iuihou
with 11 mixii'nv oi“ outer and mush
whiili fro/1,- miuului night? Au on
i{im- WIIIEII 111.1-1ivd out from intrhtieidl
In the muruin: ,. III (Il'ill‘ tho I‘mtil got
into this puiiii' Ilth.t'il filllflll MINI wnii'
(li'riilli-d. Iiiiriilu- r minim? with h xii-
tiolupitul tn 111111111 .‘i'uiu iiutiiui mus div-
11101111 new iim round bongo. nod it
won afternoon boim'v the mud mm 111»
oped.

YALE'S NEVWV LAUNCH. -
NEW HAVEN Voluntary 1541111.
Mi hunch 111111 11110 111110.. and tar
couchlw tho Yule vomit; and mi»
m orown 1111:.

till i» loot on hero Idiom. 01...:
nun m, by idiom. «hurt
for I!
“I“ I“ on

Y I. tin-£11 would
I no. 011
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”Ava-11110111 of}

with him was not,

and Inc was doing I

osslble, be. for- ‘

his '.

.., how be among the .v
Millions of :
this :

They mean .

' 11.1.; ,rnngemmls pf the , ,
and blood '

Dr. iirrene’v; Nerv- '

IC- .

[tower and strength» , (In IIi'i't‘Illlit'i'
and may lvov

. IE tritstcd to repair I
dcvnstniiims ,

. ports; for the too ineriviiuui.

: delivery wugon and 11-h box ii'hii'ii was
, 0111150. 1.11.

V of the claim.

' opposed a ruling of the commiuionors

’Ivouiniliu-lunvru would ho unable

I II mm
lotion in 11 mm column on In

fl.
mammal-111mm,

 

 

 

., ilgi'runuii

Mir than ’lliiii ll _l‘.. lliliiiiiii
IIiiil l'ruiiiiul hl’iIullililI] ’l‘ii llri'

Around l’enlirldillu llih‘ll iii-
. Ill! l‘him Ilia Wants Sriilul

W,

The 1'1111111111451111101'3 on the (lilmaii
estate had another hrarlng vostordny
morning. it «was tliii lust public on"
until tho meeting to announco their
decision on .no vuiious 11111111151 whii-h
< 11.11 .. bot-.11 placed before them. ’l‘ “1'
l lwnli'iug was in tho interest at Maison

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lush 111.111 151.111 and him Halon Potts
' Hall. who eluiins oierithing often on
debt» 11111] other linbiiilii's nro paid.

Mr. i’ouiloid'o t'llllm in for unlory
,ond expenditures ii'liiiiv urtinu on 11
sort. of secretary to tho 111ml million»
hire. for 11 low monthu prior to his
doulh.

Mm. llnll puts in nor claim for the
i'eniduiv of the t'SLilli,‘ after all liuiiiii-
this have been settled on the ground
that Mr. (101111111 mark: it contract to

lhat effect some. months before his
death.
‘1 Mrs. ll.1ll'1clniiu was not made

idirovtly to tho commiooibuoru at this;
i ”1111'. “or counsel. on the contrary.
; i'nllii'r argued against Illtl jurisdiction
: of tho «soniiuiuulon nud ill-ikt‘i‘l the 11mm-
bnrs to puss upon that legal phoni- of
it before he put in a formal isiuim,
li'ni'iug that to follow utter the law
. point had burn upltloil. ‘l‘ho commisv .
.siunivru board the argument and r1,»
' ivzoi'i'i-i‘l ilei'lslon.

All parties iniivi'odloil wore repre-
lil‘llll‘tl by eounsol. lli'iiidi a Crawford.
of Nova York. append-oil for Edward L.
Norton. Judge klt't‘Il’fll’. P. Carroll and
,- .liuli,'e Morris ll. lioni'tllw'ley ropri'vsu-iilul

tho administrator, tho llridgcpori
'i‘i'nm i‘omnuuy.

.‘ilr. Pauli-111‘s: uiuim won first
:' :IIIUI i'd

ron
IIO stoic-d that. be formerly
ded in llluek Rock and Iit‘lll. a
' ."11'3 1.1.111'1'. Ito now lives in Mort.
si'ord IIIi‘ til'ioltll‘y business was not
_ successful and lie 13m- il up. He then
went to live :it. Mr. (liluiaii's and “PI-
VII :11; :1 clerk at 11 onlni'y at up 11 wmvii.
He won uuiler obligations in Mr. (it!
1111111 1111' ilSSlSlililttii while in liurinenu.
‘ti 3101'. (Human made 11
settlement with him ii'liirh ('lluireil
biui-ul' his iudeiiiiviluiviis.

Whili: in Mr. tilliuan‘u viiiplng' Iii’
111-111 to work 111 eight in tho morningr
and finished ut live. in IIII‘ nip-111111111.
iiii frequently \vuiieii upon Mr. (:iixnan
11ml visited tlnv city In bin liltf'l't‘hlk‘.
llo ulso loolti'vd War the market re-

 

Mr. I’enliivlil put in 1'. 11117111 .‘.Ii' 11
found 111.1111: (liliuau born by the no.
ministmwr. Ito said they belonged it)
him and bad boon placed there 111:-

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ABOUT t$11,113. , . .

Every woman lihc‘slie’r garments mad: of silk. Talk
as you will of subatitotoa and other material being “just
as good. " there ‘it hardly, anyone who does not prefer pill: .
to anything else for wearing apparel. for it is beyond and
abode on} othcrfabrlc.'1"bi: novelty in weaves this year
is most interesting

THE PRINTED mounds tomcIn amultitudc of
colors and styles. soft and graceiul. You may he: a few
dcsig‘nS' In one of our Mhin' 81. windows. ._

Then come the FANCY SILKS'.“ A wide range of
beautiful effects, lace stripes. PompadOur and Roman
stripes. in all shades of delicate coloringo.

Prominent among the white silks is the WHITE
SHANGHAI. a wash silk noted for its wearing qualities.

'Nothing could be more exquisite than a piece of ivory
white SHANGHAI opened On our counters today. Then
there is the SHANTUNG. similar to the old— fashioned
Pongoc. Its virtues are apparent; you know it of old and
it needs no praise. Time spent; at our silk co'ontcr now
will save you distraction latc', for it helps you to 1111011: up
your .iimd ‘

SOME [NE W GOLF GLOVES.

We have received a new lot of woolen gloves. and
veiy pretty they are as well as comfortable. You will need
them for two Inonths or more.

Ladies' Wool Gloves In black. white or gray. 50 cts.

Ladics‘ Wool Gloves in red. 25 cts. ,

Mioscs' Wool Gloves. Fancy red. very pretty. 25 cts.

Men‘ 5 W001 Gloves. 25 and 5c cts.

Boys Wool Gloves. all sizes. 25 and 56 cts.

CHILDREN '5 GUIMPES.

' The little Gulinpes which havc just arrived are almost
beyond description. They are just'thc dainti‘cst. prettiest
things imaginable for a little child. They are nearly all
of foreign work which makes them reasonable-in price.

FRENCH LAWN GUIMPES, with plain hand-
iuc‘uing. Val edge on neck and sleeves
FRENCH LAWN GUIMPES. hand-tucked in

$1.25

clusters, feather-stitching, Val edge, $1.25
FRENCH LAWN. hand~tucked, with dainty

Swiss insertion. $1.25
PERSIAN LAWN GUIMPES. yoke oilcct,

Val insertion and feather-stitching. $1.50
PERSIAN LAWN GUI MPES. with yokes.

12cc insertion in squares and diamonds; $2.38

 

1:”(1 D M. READG.

'Embfiajeii
in t altruism

 

(Illmzin thought of purchas-

ing them.
The c(IllIiIlI5RI(.illl'i':~' llt‘i‘llltlil that

ilix'y had nothing l.o.do with this port

it was; 11111;. Hull's turn now and
llit‘i‘i~ Wild 51mm Interest in we \vlielliv
(1' she would base. Ilt_'l' violin on the

is?”
class in an Alluton (Mosul School a
few days ago. .

The learner nodded. and the child said: ‘

‘Cuu any one 181141319 wrhat a motor . NEW YORK NEW HAVEN &
asked the tcae r o 11 mi unri HARTFORD RAILROAD.

Ouiv one little lad raised his hand.’ TIME TABLE.

 

“It‘s a thing you chop meat with. My In effect December 1, 1901.

I'd‘ulliltl that she was; 1111 adopted papa is 11 butcher, and he‘s got two of ...._..
vilnughior. H “WW" 0'” ”I“ “C” “19111."va York Tribune. LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
ielulm Willi :1 question of eoulriirt. -— NEW YORK.

Attorney Davenport said that 1!on BUCKLEN‘S ARNICA SALVE. A. M.—~12:35x. 4:55“ 5245‘. 5:15.
did not ((lflt‘('ilt' that (lit? ropimiuniou- 1')... best and most famous (:(1111- 6:55, 7:13_ 7:51. 15:16:. 9,0“. 9:86.
(1's bud jurisdietiim. lie held that luv;

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(lion! bud ialion her I'liiiiu lo III!‘ 0111- aud kill 117111111, Cures (tutu, heals Burns 1‘1 M.——l‘.i'.55x.- 1:17, 2.25:, 3:01
lr-vd Slums district i'fliii‘l, and had that. and III'lllSt.‘R. Silliillli'rl Inflammation. 335m, 4:117, 4:50;: 5:33. 5:563.
li'ibiuuil Ili‘liI jurisdiction 11:; this prior music-1's I‘ilrvr. Millions (If 1111x121; mid 1;;33, 15:5511. 7:5511, 8:11, 10:20.

body IJI‘I'HUEC the notion bud noon C... warp», war]... wonders in Hung. iii SUNDAYS.

toruil before this i'inmuiiision was 01" pol-.5, FI‘IIRIS' Skin Eruptions. it rum: A \1. "13; 35: 4' 55x 6'45! 9'05
ilm'i'il. “1' hold that. mm 311111 a right or no pay. 23.: iii 1r. n, ”angry,- ”r": 'i'tilx‘ . I - 1 . I
to bring the ram.» 111 the Fedora. court store, ‘ _~ ' h I" ,
vbrvi'niise she was not. 11 resident. of this ~~—-————-~-—~——~— iii-Pill 1‘" 5'2““ 0'"3- 5'9”“ 7'20'
$111111. Hr {urthvr hem nonnother reu~ "What is the mum-1' with mo, dmv» _' ‘

you why tbiv i'olnuiiuuioum'... ought not my?" LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
[0 ”III!“ jlll'liitllifllllil that It wait I'i'iilly “I fear lIiiil yriu ham: .1 sow 1'0 «me 111' "Ngnerl-Kl . -
:1 mutter wliii'li the miiiiinixirutiil‘ livplialaluy." wait; lIIt‘ reply, . A. M..--~I'~:0‘ux. 11:00. . 50.00. 71091
ought. to i'ouiiidoi'. He held fui'liuvr "v.11...” gum.- din-1111', l 1-:111'1 afford M”’3. 310-... .lillilx. 10.0.4. 10:04.
ihui in river or the nature of 111mm" li::itix, liziii. . ”
Iinli's (31111"! the rummiskiourrs ought “01., (11.1131 (11111111an it's Illziitl'dt'lli- i. Iii.~-I..:ii_', 1:01 2100:. 3:0...

not to ronsidoi' it until lhoy hnd pans-
I‘ll upon all too otbei'q.,

Counsel explained the nature of Mrs.
Hull's claim. “I: 311”,th Mr. Gilmnn
nod made an astermoui with 1101 to
the effect that after his diath aiI his
property was 00 go to Mrs. Hall after
the debts and other obligationi‘; Wore
paid Uouiiuel claimed that this agree
.moni was in 1111- natimv. of 11 «111111111
Iand that the: llnitod States “tori mm
to enforce this contract, In view of the
nature of thin ‘ohtlm the exact amount
muld not be. darted. "

Judge. Carroll for the ndministrntor

on the question of lurisdlrlion. 11(- hold
that .111 only point for tliiv eoniinio.
uion to consider was the validity of
tho claim Ho uluo oppouod tho oom-
Ininslon mooning decision, on Mm
llnll'u ridim until nil thiv OlIIN‘ii 111111

—-oome thing. You‘ll bi;- ali right»
Ilnltlmor9 News.

”1i! signature In on every brx of tho genuini

Laxative Bromo=Qoinine rumou-
tho round: ibot‘. cum II on” In one do:

time you'd have to bore her. ‘-~lndlan~ .
opolla New.

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02:, 720011, 7:02. 820071.0130. 11:00x.
SUNDAYS.

A. Ads—12:02:, 0:00. 7:80. 10:02.
P. 31.4200. 8:00!. 11:00.
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NEW HAVEN.
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for me. doorle." Bridgeport in lddltlon to above—P.
"I know that .0111 she said the mom 3.1-2: to, 5: 04.“
time she killed in dressing. the loss SUNDAYS.

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P. lip-17:15. 9: 05.
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