IIIII' everything t6 be
steblishmeut. - More will be lound variety, ety‘le. qtiel~
.97.
v .. . . ... A.‘
, _ . M 9 v9. .
v i
is the week because this islth'e heiqbi of {doorman and
, our as‘soi'iment is complete in every pgrtz'cIilar.
- Underwear 25c, 39c, 50c. Ladles' Ribbed Vests and Pants
‘ ibbed Vests and Pnnts, 250 (any size) 5091;
leeoe Llndd Shirts and Ladléfi" White Ribbed "Ndlh
26¢. Shrinkable Wool” Vests and
011': Natural Wool Vests, Pants, 75;
Men's'Wbite and NatureiWool,
Better qualities 0! Natural W001.
766 ahd 81.00
50c
85. moshlnotou ;'$9treet. semi. Tlofi‘rmlh.
””0 ”COMM OW
'l‘he "A B C" oi.’ coal burial! 15 to
buy of a dealer In whom you have per?
teetconndence both as to ouahtlty'end
quality—«Ina whoeo assortment is
large enough to‘ Include: the. 8.195010!
cool best adopted to your own shoelai ,
unease-one who will see that each 66- «-
dot is delivered in good condition and
or directed. . _ . ‘ ‘
We out we‘re fit.”
'9
2.4“
‘, hello been the he?
3
9 I116 men's identity tbund upon his
.. harbor off Miller's Wharf. which was
.. III-commuted by George Sullivan. of 3
the man died.” It Woman came into the
sprained. the neon Ii
tunnel- broiled or
. wgnt. Gold: on
7-1,
sum ‘6
’ round. there
bin" IheI men's
In oasee or odd
common of
a1 luteht. 'l‘het
where it. was take
There Was loot the
or '6iue to
I.-Iody He sopeered ,t9 he an Irish»
A'piértcan. “ 0 future a heat on; dark
.8; r‘ey. or lilac}: with
a narrow white stripe running through
It. The vest was black Cheviot. The
trousers were dark colored. worsted
t some time
have béen deflt'blue. or poe'eibly black
but ‘were faded to a dingy 991m and
nearly worn out. The shirt we's bleok‘
with white stripes and socks were
blue. ' The men nid weight from
155 to 160 pounds; ‘lI dart: huirsi-
most bind]: brown. , ”
tughe; o , ‘
inch 5’ b y. ootunl measure»
ment The (3161th as in poor con
dilio‘n none ludlcttted that.
. odyi. A black derby
but: who found e him on be low
upon the green 9ear the band sta‘n‘d
Dr ileverty, l8“? edianbdco ehrizgon
who was called to attend the case .be
lieves death to have resulted from
urdemic convulsions. and, have the
map who 35 m 38 years old
in the absence of. all clues. it who
remembered that some days ago when
the body of 6. man was found in tho
Inter identified. II woman was in town
Plymouth avenue Norwalk. looltius.I
for her son- who had been missing then
several days and she thou , he
blight possiblv be the man w 0 was
found drowned.’ She left word III Cul-
Imsu A Mulllus' undertukbu: rooms
that should any cone oi sudden death
occur here in which the question at
identity was in ‘I-douht. to have Georgo
Sullivan of Norwslk.- notified. Last
night the chief of police of Norwelk
was iuieiuvlewed and was asked for a
description oi! the mlsetng Norwalu
man. which was ad . He asked for
a description of the. .‘tnn‘n who In dead
here. and stated that the description
was very close to that of the Nomad:
9 man whose name. be said; was .113.
. Costello. He notified George Sullivan
3 of the cane and Mr. Sullivan. who Is a
<
brother iii-law oi the Iiuiesing Costello
to romlne to this city today to look
at the both. While. there in poeelhlllli
that this may be the missing Norwalk
men there is of. course adoubt which
man be settled only upon the arrival of
Mr. Sullivan.
and is noteworthy because of the close
nose with which it tallied with the
morgue.
Nationality. lrioluAmerioou; hair
‘Ilook: moustache. black; one 35; or.
cupatlon machinist trousers when he
was last seen. dark blue: socks
brown. height 5 feet; 7 or 8 Inches;
bet block Forlorn: oo‘ut \dmk grey
amped: ‘.ehirt black with white
stripes: underwear. gray
tine singuiui circumstance that Imp
polled at the emergency mny have
some hem-I111: 'On the case .iqu an
9 emergency dud asked It the. mun was
dead. and on being told he was. one
turned unit left the building without
otter-ins a word of exploitation or
. stating who she was xh’e werewolv-
. eQer recognized by a. polioemlh who
, was present. and lust nil: int when hello
6 as to her idontitv
' dent of polloe said it 1196 Mary Gloo-
son.
like muohmked-oi "ieith cure" my
eni'war in some men. but when a
bend is washed I Iankle or wrun
leed or burned.
.R‘emon’e Nerve
. Bone Oil. the grant healing sooth
' ins. antiseptic llnimo’nt. is what you
6 Romeo's. 256
Plnlided “
I“- the atmiiaoli ' I
9 one time may have ,
The description ot‘ Costello iollows ,
body now nwaitlrth ideiitlilcntton at. tho ‘
duperintem l
' juices. and turns. It. into healthful
Iiouriohinont.‘ it beige youI stony
eel ly. it makes thin dye.
' lt blokes 33015011006
it tones upvmd curt-s
’Nntliiitg will lure indigestion
like Moigh‘er 561ch s (Emotive By I-
.11). beetluso nothing else goes so
naturally about it.
’lh'in is why it has been so suc-
ochsiul III Iclioving unused Vomit—
iug - (ll/lilies‘i \II'zIkIIess. load
tat-Ito, fovci. llntulrnco constipw
tiou, loss of appetite. headache,
IIeIil‘al‘gla. Iliuuiuatism. etc., by
:uring the (11501 (ltl‘ which Lenses
the symptOIns
A few dunes will prmc its val
no. but you WiHll pit fat on one
l)0lllc.1\ll(lilli,§.,lsl5
Mrs. "(. S. (iruion. of 122
Park avenue. iiriilqcpui'u (mm
mitts IIIIIlII (lain of March (I.
190211 first lmow MotlII'I Soi-
z'Iol II Symp' llll(lt9"1,l this nuiiio;‘l;tt—
oI'ustlIe"Sl1akeI FRllliLtOf lwots
Ind llerbs My mother used It
pore than dliiitl'olurs ago . WI:
Iavo always found it III-Iv eiiua
ions in all (llSCIIIltlS of stomach
ill(l liver. -*—llllll(l\l :I sprilhc‘ im
unlariu. aml om (lim- will neaIlI
Ilwms oust 9;: llCililI who coursed l1)
IIIlIg0~tI0II I. , .
smear GAR MEN STRIKE.
HOUSTON, Tux. December, 1w
Street our men to tho numbei of 105.
omploIed by the Houston 16106th
uompuuy, strnok our-1v today for no
increase in wanes from 19 to 24 cents
an hour and recognition of the union.
n I
’ for m 0580.188. 11‘
bill less
“ ‘portuie‘niu come omitted ‘ .
011. 508.4035; executive. IIIIII
aggflilmeiti 088‘ Till: 835
not
pitulivutlilll of“ III
. . 0
18.810: post 6660 dopsitment. Sili-
308. 480; Ilepurtment oi agriculture, 85, .
000.100; department or labor. $184 220;
deepurthiontot juetino‘. ; 31.000166990
to ill. 85989189118 I “
l Itlm pi'lnulpnl Ito In
" M391 P
. . . , , :publio printing.
eio. Increneo $718000: oxeouIlvoIprim-
or: sulrliiee and exporters i'noron I-
.n .IlmI'Ieoro $70. 000;. eta
ivoieiizn Intercourse ll
deportmout:
$7000 000; miscellan-
n I 000 .;000 district of
(ioluinbin inuenuo $8 .700 000; poima-
nont‘ unnuul appropriations. decrease.
$3,600,000;wa1 uopnrtmcut: ‘Millt‘ui'y
oemblluhmint deoioauo. $14 000 000:
public works accretion; $4. 083 000; navy
department: Nuvui establishment in-
orbiter. 801100.000: Iniucellnhoou's in~
oreunr. $1. 000. 000; ponnimont annual
appropriations. increase $470. 000; post
oilice department: Solution and ex-
pauses. increase. 811.1000 apartment
of agrieiiituxe: Solmiou on expenses
incmnso. $402 .000; depuitment of Jus-
tine: Miscellaneous Immense. $472..000
Ili'e elion-‘IIIII: ‘~'timutoe tor etuoinnnmi
Following is it I'ecnpltuintlon for ti—
tlou showing estimates for 1004.6118
appropriations for 1.903. cents omitted:
000; tr oust
Wm he. in
Objects. Estimates Appropriu's
~‘ For 1004. For 1903.
legislative, 55.267.84.13 $5200.01?
l'lxouutivc. 20.013858 27 391.080
.ludirlul, 708.270 909.471
Foreign. 2.140.415 2.672.763
Military. 77.986.51.71 02.794019
Nuvnl. 74,884,540 75,049,781
iodine Aiinire. 7.085.700 9.041.808
Pensions, 120. 840 880 ”(1,033,407 2
Public \Vol'lttl. 0.1.4. 8:. (17.401800 ;
l’osioi Servlro. 8. "12 Soil 8.102.480
Misrellanoonn, 52,444,073 Ii:i.7:':l.‘.l:31 I
Peru‘ImIeIIt nuuuul I
approp’ns. 18 It} 580. 820 .III 7119 8'30 ‘
Grand totals. $589 189.11" $8"".‘3.‘ll 126
m»?- “m‘ I
SAVED A BOY’S LIFE.
No ours are. running
Nothing- weaktnlz llu‘ oystozu like a
lied rough-n‘othlng is so annoying us
n"l)ed cold' 'wiiethlng In so eiiloiont in;
either case no Ramon ti English Cough
Syrupwsnfe. sum up: oily; largo. bot
ties 250.. R. H. I’lnistod. 2*
,... w.
DR. HUNTER ACCEPTS CALL.
CHICAGO Doe. lw'Dl Pleasant
Hunter. pastor of tin Second Presby-
terian Church No.9 Iork.
; “Women 10%;]; ”"961. hoolihy rig-III
olexlrm. “Firm to: ur
dock Blood Bitters mmure blood.
.: “I; "99“9’
10~4~~$2 .28. 3. 98, $4.
tortahleion’d 8 99,0 sat
rim,
ll 4‘ "$598: $5 25. so 50 ‘0
12- 4*18450, $5 759. $6.75 to
Bed Spreads abd ‘Comiortebles.
Some Spatials youill. appreciate. .
.50 cages Snowflake Comfortablcs. covered with best silkolinc
and sateen. at each. 986.81. 59. $1. 98 and-I
5 cases Extra Heavy Knotted Fringed Spreads, worth 81 I18, at
.mgh. 4...... ...,..........,.....................
.I eillesI Spreado,iull size. worth $2.75 at cach..$1 98
And a. inll'an’d ”progenitor;
are to reoehtativé oi"
; attention in our
. Mrs Coptelh 1:1.Hub'oaro 110-.
l 1"..0III Do! . I‘l-ufil
I_ nil my lmy’ hi life.
()1
000‘; suldrios Imd oxponnos oivil s vino .
"Brazilian llolm snvI ‘
Ho begun Just llliUI '
till" one no lost with croup. \w "are?
him 6 low doses. He quickly Mapped
III) sloop and was all riot" in the mm-
, ulna: ‘ For :1qu by R ii Ploletod F.
ii Baxter
maey. . .- ‘
l
. PASSED VESSEL ON FIRE.
I NEW YORK Den. lie-The sioamm
Jones from Sun .lunn reports having
and The Cliitord “bur _
.0
I
i
l
I
I
“Indeed a vessel on life lost. ‘i-‘II'IIdsII o‘vo- '
i lililil.'lll('1r‘ “'6: no sign‘ of life nimaid
nun no hunts wart: dlecornihle
5,00 pelts California Blankets.
A Timely Sale.
The cold weather suggests Ilial
delays are dangerou; Here are some prices for line Cali-
iorniasthatwarre'nl our immediate attention. ‘ .
in replenishing the blanket stock
98 to 0.75 per pair
9.98 pct pair
2. 98 per pair
$1
In...
$2. 98
4.81 35
in: 01 Crib Blankets, Com-
ndiugly low prices.
passtn II'glIII‘Ice.
11601qu of others
suitabl . or Holiday
rnltuflf. department. 9
98
wintering!
“like out).
II to d
éw
can ortahle.
9th 1198 ”
.I.
‘ the sealed soolimg In ord it 619
e
In several shades of vvood brown, ex-
tremely pretty and neat looking Carpet. nice for ‘sIt-
ting-room.u ‘ ‘
Each and every one of these is well onth its tonne:
price, 65 do, but we shall acll them all at
50 yCTSI- A. YARD.
F URS'
Though winter has loitercd On its way it will Surely
come. and the last few days have been cold enough to make
us grateful for the warmth of
Furs. There is mere lati~
tude in the styles this season than last, and the garments
are very comfortable.
There are elegant long Stole Scarfs of Black Lynx,
Blue Lynx. Gray Squirrel, Min
abella Fox.
Scarfs. not so long, made f
and full. from $3. 98 up.
Fur Coats of Near Seal cit
contrasting Furs.
We have an excellent line
Ermine Marten, Beaver and
Inch widths. '
k. Marten and Sable and Is-
rom the various Furs, large
3'? 3‘ vain or trimmci with
0’. “no". for trimming; Mink
11"" in inch-and hau-
u... "u
Mufis to match Scarf§ and Coats. and Separate
Mulls. a large collection.
FOR MEN.
A fine new line of Cardigan Jackets, plain. substen-
Iial and warm. in brown, navy blue and black. $1. 50.
$2. 00 and $2. 50
Men s Sweatexs, In black, navy blue and white, splen-
did quality. $2. an and $2.50.
An exceptionally fine line
fleece-lined. at 50 cts each.
of Shirts and Drawers,
' .
Don‘ I miss seeing tl'le Holiday Handkerchiefs. .
TEE. D. II I
iii'ID COMPANY
Bridgeport. Conn.
,. TOO i3
usv .
In urilo "ode" this num‘b. but, vo III. lie. the ambitious young people who
are Interested in ndvuming Iboir llllfillillll welfare to watch this space {or
uttiacilvn announcements next “week
BROWN COLLEGE
of Business, Stenogrnph) und Toography.
M ”A .. .. I. . m M.-.
A MILLION vulc‘Ee‘
Could hardly oilpreeti the thanks or
Homer Hell of West. Point. in. Lle-
ton why: A severe cold bud settled on
his hinge cunning a most ohetlnuto
rough. Several physicians said be
hell consumption. but could not help
him. When all thought. he was ‘doomod
he began to non I‘lr. Kimw New lilo-9
covery (or Consumption and writosm'
“it completely cured me and 911va my
life. I now weigh 227 the" We pout
Iivoly guaranteed for i‘oughu, Comm
and Lung troubles. l’I-lue 006 and sin
’l‘riol bottle; iron at. 0.11. Baxter's. "I9
mm
A BURGLAR B ESCAPE.
Locked In I Clout, He Broke the Door
. . and Pied.
SOUTH MANGHPJS'l’lIliI, Connu live
ileIiio the family oi iiwinlit Iipona
oer‘weu attending. eorvleos III clllil‘itlli
l'uei.‘ (908134101in 7
”M. 87 North Main II root. and
III 9t of Inland silveiwero
In unmet III9 bedroom
' more
I
I
I
-STOP THAT COLD.
or It rum- Ieauit in Monmouth. Bra-
zilian I-Iuim LI Iirenkiugkup Colds when-
over lrlutl almost without exception.
10,” -u out: and $1 00 bottles
Imui Inmur'h .or I’IaIIIt‘e‘d’e.
.t'l'. 0,9 m9... . “Atomksbgm‘ awn—.—
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