Union
em Agents 8
II. D. Lyonii Go
90 8Wauhinhton Street
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“35. 52 5O 53 00 and 53. 5O
SpacIal Sale
I low prioesz
hi ' Lamb Mutts XXX qunlity, $I2
tuition. Bay Mink Mutts three stripes,
Ill’l't-I. vet y large. 812 hi); w
oliuy Minn Scurte, six tails :7.
any Mink scans. $9 6;: were
n on Spurtu‘ $12. 50 were $27
shorts, $10.00; were $19.
‘ Boo $10875; wus $30.00
nbcila Fox Set. $17. 50: was No 00.
Soul Jnckct With Mink CollaI
tit (than Jacket, 815. 00'. was $2(. 00.
"Euro bought at the. .Ibm (I prices
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safely except Miss A Barry
(dent guest at the hotel. She
(III the fouith hum of the
It! two stories below. She
(Insidious when help reached:
iii thought she will recovuc
(reality of the tile and the fact
tiny Mink illuliu. three stripes, $7. 50: weIe its. .00
hotel is continued uith tlu.I
n Sonar-e theatIc plomptcdi
hiet‘ to give three Rialms The I"
econfincd to the three upper I
Y the building. but the total I
ch III placed at about So 000,
by the occupants of the
8‘ he street. door. who suffered
moké and watei The theatre;
Sta nod some damage from this
9 hotel is (I tire and (I halt
to building located at 1 and
. . Squaw. and is owned by
um mes cctute. The cause of
as not been ascertained.
AKER FRYE'S APOLOGIES..
‘ Eehruajy , 27~ln
‘ Fly'e III-cement
uuoun (Id oilihli'tlly the re
noon or last up: ,
xploined that he did u Question
r'ieti of the decision but that
ute- Ought to pass upon 50 grave .
ii . pologiacd too. to Sen-
‘ashingimi. for hay.
his: appeal ‘ III-om the.”
saying j ‘ i
8 ,seieral largo New York
. firms are inteiwested including Broad-
Of Fine Furs
(to of our liner high quality FIIIIII are offered to you (It the fol-
.(30; were $22. 00.
12M» lmmh Mutts, XX quality $10.00. Iverc $.17 00.
$10.00;welo$20.00. ' I,
I
ere $285. 00. 8 I2
50; were $15 00.
3 'i..50 ' ‘
(I . , I.
75. _ ., fi.‘
830 00; you $00 00
will more It good investment him next
8‘ A NOVEL aoAT. ‘
Ml. Editor: TIIIII ch arc living in
:ilIe days of progwsn and a bit of
sporting ncwu (II-Ill not come amine.
We hear and road of utl'nngc things
every day. but the following picked
up by nocidcni. but neveithclcue true
will surprise thc sports of The 8‘-N0l
walks. Mr Vanzelt, of, the Norwclk
Brass COmpany Is having ti bout built
that will surprise the natives. She in
thirty rive feet in length over oil; three
feet six inches beam. 1 .oot drhft.
Equipped with fourteen noise. power
Buzkex engines and twin screw Mr.
Vunzelt is confident. that he on“ get
twonty- Hie mllcs poi hour We wish
him (gnomes
A 1.0V8II‘R ()1? SPORT.
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FUNERAL OF, MR._BLOOMI
The funeral of the. Into William W._
Bloom will be held hum 'I‘Iinity Rule.
(opal (L‘Ilmr.ch Sunday afternoon III
" :30 the lie»; llomllly II‘ Humphrioe
officiating. The members of Coolienoe.
'l‘Iibc l 0. it. ill" will attend In nbmli.
Thcie will also be picsent a delegation
iIom McKinley Command, Spanish
Wn'I Veterans. the lining (-Iquud (Ind
otth menihpis of Company II‘ and It is
probable. that John I". hiuiphy. of New
London formerly captain of Company
Il.. 'l‘hiIIl Conncctluit \oluutecrs, Will
:bo in uttcnduncI-I.
REQUISITIONS FOR CRIMINALS.
Governor McLean Issued Tuesday a
Icquieition to the timer-hm of New
With for the (most of John L. Kings
0qu charged with the mime. of Ian
(cncy committed In \Vnth bury Fire
III (u y 9th .Ind uppoiutcd Willinm J.
Rigncy of. Wnteibulyt to com ev Kings
Inn-v to this state. The Governor (Ii
so issued, a requisition for William
Giccn under arrest in New York char.
god with burglnly committed in New
limen, Fequury 10 1902 and appoin
ted chIemlnh Donnely to coniey him
to this state ‘
' CENTRAL CLUE WILL CONTINUE.
A very enthusiastic meeting has.
held at the. Centtul Club yesterday (It
thnoon. About thirt: ot the mem
fibers w'cle picsent and uniting other
. important matters blought up was the
question of the (Invisibility of (linear;
Ttinuing the club It was rotod to not
dluband and Instead continue ((3 (It
plesent . 'I
I .Dearburgmud onion:
6 esteumm Frleeland ot the
filed Star Line,‘ In decision vino handed
down to day by.’ the United States
couIt of appeals affirming the decision
of the lchr court , in granting ‘ tuli
damages The suit is one in which
impmting
way Rouss. Damages aggregating $3,
000 w‘ere asked for iu'juiy done to
stock that was shipped from Antwerp
in October.1898. Leaky pipes on the
steamship damaged the stock and the
steamship company, refusing to pm
8 ' the importers suit was brought.
sooun BEACH MAN ((0an.
s‘ MFQ n“ FebruaIy‘ 28I¢e~t1harles
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GRAND RAY- I .5, February 27.-~—
The Jury in the. Chile of Harry A. ’l‘ny.
Ior. charged with conspiracy to bribe
in connection with the wot-er (caudal, .
rrI "lied on
at Grand Rapids. Mich.
ugiceinent last night often 1. II: de-
liberated thirty-modicum. 'ihey rev
turned a verdict. of guilty. on charged.
'l‘aylol' furnished the money with
which it was proposed to snddlo upon ,
the city (I water supply contract of
several million dollars. His home in
In Milford Conn.
lug.
result of the recent ginnd lurv' e lnvee-fl
tlgutIon of, the, unter worlds ucnhdn.‘l
Ex City Attdiucy l..' J. Salisbury wa’n‘
Iecently ioIInd guilty of an attempt
to bribe city olliclhlu while. he led‘ill
office and his once IIIIII been nppenledr “M Mum" \I‘
VI8 heroic the chili?»
on error to the nuplcmc court. ’
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sort or pi‘oiciislfln born hit: body
through the streets to tho Iotnnda of
the capital. whom the 01ch oration
was delivered over his coffin and the.
tributes oi‘ the nations ot the north
about his bier. bespoke the universal
sorrow. 'l‘oduy once more with uncov-
eled heads the nation paid itu Inst
tIihuic of ((22me and publicly expressI
ed its living grlct.
Again the broad avenue. was lillcd
with vast crowds (In thcy were It you;
ago. Then the. streets Were a and ot
gllnting hayoncts and waving plumes
and the air was tilled with the music
of resplendent bonds.
(hanged. (he prowosion wua unor-
ganized. No martini music lightened
the feet. of the thIong.
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REVERSED YESTERDAY’S ACTION.
'wIwm
8 Constitutional Convention Decline; to,
' Stand for Q. cwn‘ Ehuaiity.
HART/190111). It‘ebrunry- LIT—wit rover:
sol of the. notion ofy 'csterdhy when tho
constitutional convention delegates (Io-
clined to stand out for the town cqunl ‘
lty principle of replcscntntion was to
ken today. The delegates today votcd
to indefinitely postpone theI MerLiit
resolution which recognized the dc-
Inand of the larger towns of thc state
lot increased Icpiesentution The vote
yesteiday on n similnl motion to post
pour the resolutions Indoduitcly was
against. pontponemcnt (Ind Who thought
to indicate a willingness on the part
(If the. majority to give mnekierution
to the. principle. ornbodicd in the rosoI
lution.
Today (I npphierit change of henlt it
said to have bdén due. to a mienpprc
houslon on the port of some of thc (lei
egaies yesterday
These delegates (Ire said to have vot.
ed against postponement not. under-
stimulus the full signihcu'nce of their
Bt‘t on
the form (If It motion Introduced
Delegate Bowen of wondtitock
moved indefinite postponement _.
Merritt resolution.
:Mr. PlerIce oi! Bristol. suggested
that the. delegates make (I stinight
forwnid examination of tho cnnblinc
not of the convention which. he said,
made it; improper for delegates to ask.
for district representation He dealer
ed the enabling hot (nude It obligatory
on the Iowa cities to protcci the town
svstcru. He was willing, however to
give the large cltieeI Ishme increase in'
(em sentatl n.
SAN "FRANCISLIJ. 8l‘en8r'quy :7.—
Since NoI tuber 10 last R H. Pope.
formerly a Main at Sanford Univer-
sity. n son or the'hite Lieutenant Col-
onel Pope ,assi‘siant surgeon general
of the I‘nlted States army, has been
misusing All of his effects weir. found
in at hotel in this city. His mother to
now on the way home from the Phil? '
ippineh with the lmdy (It her husband
and 1(qu nothing or her son‘s dis’ap- II
IS8CI8I8-i8LE8Y3 AT! THE EXPOSITION.
CHARLESTON, S. (1.. February 27*. ’
Admirhi and Mrs. Schley were
1?
Revolution
tel chute icon I‘. eat Indian
The care ea, 41' the exponition new
no
_ byAdmii'til Schley and Captain Rich--
~ mond P. Robson. ‘ .
Judge Newman held 8 4
his 35. 000 bond good until (.th morn- V I) 4“-
'l‘IIls III the second conviction on tho
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Today all was.
The matter came up this morning In
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Illl.hl’rcsidcnt 8888mm) m
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“Dunn uh. PinnnnII—I-Motheri
need not. droid childben‘rlngn other they
know the value of Lydl 3E . Pink-
hnm’s vedgetalIIé Compound.
While! love children I dreaded the
ordeal tor it 101% me weak and sick
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(at months (titer. (Ind t the ti no I
thou ht (loath Was (I welcome rcilct;
Ibut: (”cloud lily that éltil‘d tron limp .i
ood IIIIIIIIIIlnn' I-(lyiu‘cd Lyl‘iltilfl’lnk-
min as Irkctubld Compound. and
1 uncut (but. logcltho’r (villi your l‘ilIsI
I Info:- four months
will '--it brought
me‘uondcri‘ul Irlii-I' 1 Itnrdl hud (In
colic m prim. mm, \viu‘n the (:{Iihi nus
{on (lap: old I lci‘ I III\ 508d attony; in
[hon I‘IpI inpnudtnil anm IIIIIII
(Itnblo (' (Impound (Ind find it. Im pv
Inc in (optional cxccllent hcuilh.‘
Mun .I. ll KASHMIR, 3.243 Indinnn Aux.
I" bimbo. III -- $5000 mm (ram: mum
nlnli I (Iotgrwinn.
(‘nrc and careful
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(-onnscl in
what tho (prci'tmit (IIIII would—be
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('hn sot-urn without. cont. bv
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urliingr to him.
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Tét’lor-Maa'c Suits.
: walking Suits ('5 Bicycle Skirts.
8' ’ I)!!! of'the Best Imported 8 Clothe;
INSPECT OUR MATERIALS AND OUR
' FASHION PLATESI
Krasowtz 8: Fox.
47 North Main cor. Ann St.
SOUTH NORWALK. ‘
. , “A GOOD EXCUSE." I
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At Least Shut. J: the Opinion at a
,, Happy Ohio Editor.
The Alger (Ohio) Gazette rolled to
optical during (nieccnl work. and the
editor In hls issue I'm the following
week gave tho toilowing excuse for the
oulniiesion:
“horn, to MI‘ on him .I. Iii. Rich
nrdu. lust Wug Icndni. ‘a ten pound
baby girl. That‘s the reason 'tiic
Gazette was up, (“published last week.
and we thinlti is n good excuse We
Itch too Jubilant httcr we lound out We
won “Dad to think much about woik.
We think our ne’adcru will forgive the:
omission. \\ (I. (do not used to being
called Dad yet. but tool proud of»
foot (but We are? I ,
PATRICK'S TRIAL RESUMED.
now YORK February iii-«lit the
trial of Albert 'i‘8,. _Put,rlcl( accused of
the minder of Wm M. RICcItodny. the
cross examination of Charles l“. Jonou,
who was Ricc's' clerk ond personal (It
tendunt was continued. Yesterday (If-0
ternoon Jones f-said that he pronilscd
to sell ‘a letter bearing dices name
and purporting to be an a‘cituowledg
ment. of Rice that he was a resident of
Texas. to Patrick [or $200. but that
Patrick never paid the money. to-
(lay the wither; said that he did not
lose his most in‘ Pattlck becuu‘se or the
failure to pay this money. I I trusted
him. so much that i let him leave me
out of the will." said Jones "It was
In manner of talking that made me
tru t him.
Mr.
cries exnminatloh then adkcd:
Did not Patrick Speak to you in
Rice’s presence
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GERMA YDESIRES EAGE;
I BERLIN February 27.-——Petitlons
suggesting that the House take action
til i cc of peace gotta;
In" South trica. Thy nwere *
Briton: Iausertln' that the only po’
hle’a’e ninnatlon
Illps descend, lndlcetin‘gh person (It 'a
Moore 8 ho was conducting the
'OfY the ogionvit ’
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Advance Sale of White Goods...
It' Is predicted that this" Is to be a White Goods season, and we have prepared for it with a
larger stock of all the new and desirable styles and weaves than We have ever shown before.
WhitePique ...... 121/20. to see. I Fancy White Pique 20c. to 50c.
Stripe and Check Batiste . .‘ ..... .. 20:. to 50c. I Plaid and Stripe Nainsook' . . . . BC. to 35¢.
Check and Stripe Dimity (5c. to 30c.‘ I Plain Nainsook . . . . 15c. to 35c.
IndiaLinens ...... .8c.to 30c. i Basket Madras I8c.to 25c.
Persian Lawn ..... ......15c.to;5oc. }_ DottedSwiss ..... éoc.to5oc.
White andIColored Organdies 25c. to 75c. a Wash Chiffon ....... . .. . 8
We will continue our HALF-PRICE C-LOAK SALE one week longer.
Stylish Cloalts' In stock. to go at half price. Nothing reserved Every garment at the same discount.“
Housefumlshmg Department
814 or (7 qt. Dish Pans .II... 25c.
50 ft. Clothes Lines . . .
4
I Good Size Broilers .
Knife Boxes ..
.....
Tri'stram "8: Hyatt,
CHARACTERS IIN LIPS.
The Mouth as 2 Correct Index of
Temperament.
According to nphyoiognomiut, thIII
lower lip is the most important port
of the mouth as an indicator of. char
notci. A(.coidlng to its i‘ul neas fresh
hens: in upncnrnncc and w (Ith lt Ind!
(ates benevolence (Ind liheruilty. A
pale. schIiroled and narrow lower lip
((Ivcnlu It (loaded want of these (Inuit
lion.
There are thick under lips that him .
so that they become almost (I (hell (urn
ment, and these as well he ioolcinIz
ugly denote indolcncc and (I low. of
luxuiy. Taking the opposite extrem:
however. It in not dcnirabie to hnv II
pronounced thin lipeI for when tho
outllnc otIthe lips in narrow and unit
(Id to a. mouth with a sinister expres-
sion there is indicated a great. (le-
tlciency of natural klndnosn in their
owner (I went of warmth and but. lit-
tle capacity to love. Well defined and
(leveioped lips the outlines of which
hie. Iounded out are admired for their
beauty and moral worth, brink as they
are tokens .of a. tenderhearted,. omi-
able and sympathetic disposition.
Well-closed lips are It sign of discre-‘,
tion. It the upper one is long, In ad
(lltlon to being proceed down firmly
upon the lower one. both mental and
physical power nnpertnln to their own.
or. Supposing the upper lip is short
and the middle teeth of the topIrow
are conetnntly' exposed. a fondness for
pxnlee Is betrayed. I
' Frequently another type of months is
seen, one In Which the corners of the
despondent disposition prone. to dwell
overmuch upon the Serious Side of life.
But when the (:01 new turn up in the
for or a Cupid’s how their possessor
is of a bright and cheertui nature al-
ways finding a‘ silver lid" ”(3 to every
cloud and good in
\lnil
IVGI-orct’s the P182?
SQ (champ ow
to this soft mile
(again safer (If
e erything. ~London -
. 25c. to 75c.
I Cloak Sale.
Many firstI-class
.'8 _8‘I‘8c.
Dover Egg Beaters.
Ioc. Stove Brushes ....... I. .i'i. 8 9c.
....... 9c. Glass Rolling Pins 39c.
..... .. 9c. FlourSifters..........:. 9c.
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NOrw88a888lk8, .8C’8c.
The Lending Outfit tars ir’I‘ Ready-to-
-Wear Goods for Men and Women
GlosmgOut Barains
Children s Coats. long and shortroncs. at sapfificipriécs. ‘
Ladies Cantu, long and short at sacIiiiCe prices.
Fur Collars and Bods. at sacrifice prices. ‘ i
Ladies’ and Mens’ Underwear, at sacrifice prices. I
,. Men s and Boy’ 3 Clothing at sacrifice prices. '
Our entire winter étock must be closed out .bciore‘tne'new ‘
spring goods arrive. . ’
Do not envy with neighbors because they wear good clothes. 8
You can wear just as good if you trade with us.
udnctc’ through Mr.
cw picture gal ry. 'Iwhuti
" “Thut ’aid the“ doesu
' you any
.' ' ‘ ‘ wastes»
, ainter that I forget: to atone hive euchre clnbigettinn his win ‘
iw‘u’ye 28%;“ mgr like (I getherin—v .
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