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handouts young men. so . tleotild"
not see him, though luw’ his hoo' ,
a wodilillt Which was belu'n‘ilellti when
l reached the saline. ‘ I was taken
throth rows of naked. srinnlngn‘v-
agea of both sexes. to be Introduced
to the bride and bridegroom. whom i
found to be a pair of mission converts.
When i saw the pair the shock nearly
shook my boots oft. ‘
' ‘ The bride. at full-blooded negreas.
." was dressed In a beautiful white satin
gross which uttedhcr asil‘ it had berm
red at her out of a gun. t wou
iii! sketch °t not meet In front by about three Inch.
’- let was writ-
/ Jib] a prominent es. and the bodice was laced up by
narrow bands of red silk. like a foot-
baller‘sjcrsey. in her short wooly
hair she had pinned a wreath of ar-
tificial orange blossoms. Down her
broad back there hung a great gaudy.
la‘cc veil. blgenongh to make a fly net
for a cow In summer. ti was not fix-
ed on to her dress. nor to her wreath.
but was tied on two little kinky curls
at each side of her head by bright
green ribbons. after a fashion of n
prise filly of the draught order at a
country fair. Her hands were out-as
ed in a pair of white kid gloves. man's
size. and a pretty big man at that.
When i was introduced to the newly
shackled matron she put one of these
gloved hands into mine with a simper-
ing air of coyness that made me feel
cold all over. for that hand in the kid‘
glove reminded me of the day I took
my first. lesson from Laurence Foley.
Australia's champion boxer. and he
had an eight-ounce glove on (thank
lleaVen) on that occasion. in her
right hand the bride carried a fan of
splendid ostrich feathers with which
she brushed the files off the groom.
it was vast enough to have brushed
away a tow terrier. to say nothing of
tales. but it loked a toy in that giant
st.
The bridegroom hung on his bride's
arm like fly to a sugar stick. ”owns
a tall. young man. dressed in a black
frock coat. light. trousers braced up to
show that he wore sacks. shoes. whitc
gloves and a high-crowned hat. lic
carried his bride's whit.» sllk gingham“
in one" hand and an e rmous bunch
of fichrs in the other”: lie tried to
look meek, but only succeedml in look-
ing sly. hypocritical and awfullv un-
comfortable. At times he would look
at his new spouse. and then a most
unsaintly expression would cross bis
foxy face: he would push out his great
thick lips untl they threw a shadow all
round him: open his dazzling whiic
teeth and let his great bloodrcd
tongue loll out until the chasm in his
face looked like a rent in a black vcl~
vet gown with a Cardinal‘s rcd bati
stuffed in the center. He may have:
bcn full of saving graccmfull up and 5
running overa-but it was not '
I “ti gentlemen of
' .‘Socicty are going
I day night. the an-
“ . TW‘n‘lution'a birth.
it for the young man's
first for the ladies’
ne Sunday afternoon
or. Father Winters
than" of the parish to-
. .' rpose of forming a
'. y. ‘TnIrtv young
- Ii. and there. on bended
... their brlovt'li pastor.
hsuin'trom all intoxicat-
f dent of the society was
mlriany. now prosecuting
, South Norwalk. The first
as E. .l. Hayes. and the
‘ treasurer went to Paul
' -,.now of Bridgeport, who
a Is now, one of the
kerb asshut lutemperv
.- date. The society took for
pl 50 Patron Saint of the l’ar-
~ . £28t. foseph.
‘ were held in Music. Hall
"‘ GM new memberr kept
. over-y meeting. It was de-
.. whlnds with Father, Win-,
V as, a lease of Music Hall.
dongnanud many can now
' ‘ ntmelnorles of the good
5 yhile‘iin control of that in-
nth: Father Winters saw that
' society there was a good field
“ h the theatrical line? and at
' ed to bring out some of the
htamateur class. and South
dwell say she has her
artists in that line. in the
fifth thletlc‘ line, a basket ball
Kyle‘s-formed. and many can recall
ctorlcs that went to the boys
. ,olepb’s.
‘ ‘ ’11!!!) a fine ball team. and
. . can be given the credit
‘ the game going again in
., _; lth such fervor. In the so-
velocity of our young ladies to-
can claim Music Hall for their
‘ nix-anus on the ball room floor.
minimal can never be forgot-
andéo doubt, will be recalled
interment.
'0 society. has grown in numbers.
' ‘ow‘considered to be the best
immune. of its size.
R? 'Dr. Mailer, who Is an ardent
-. r In this cause. considers that he
. in calling on any of the mem-'
> in helps”!!! in his fair. for the
‘ a‘l‘ . in any assistance for
in “He is always ready and
to help them out in their af-
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brand of Christianity i should care to :
invest my money in. When he caught 4
my gaze. riveted upon him he rolled his
great velvet-black eves skyward
screwed up the slit which ran across
his face and which he called a month.
until it looked like a crumpled door-
mnl. folded his hands mcckly over his :
breast and .comported himsclf gcncr- .
ally like an ndvcrtlscmcnt for a mis
sion society.
From him i glanced to his “pa." who
had given him away and seemed
mighty glad to get rid of him. “Pa"
was dressed in pure black from head
to hock—lust the. same old sult‘thnt he
had horn when he struck this plan
ct. on .' more of it. lie was guiltlcss
of anything and everything in sliapc
of dress. except for a long ring of horn.
which he wore on top of ills head.
He did not carry any parasols or fans:
or gcwgaws of any kind in his grcat
muscular fists: One. hand grasped or.
iron-shot nsscgal and the other lov»
iugly fondled a battle axe. and both
weapons looked at home where they.
'rcstcd. lie was not just the sort off
a father-ln-law i should have hankcrcd
for If I had been out on 'a matrominlal
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mident of the soi‘lcty at the l‘
't time is Edward llincs. and in
+hasone of the greatest tcmpcr~ l
advocates in the slate of Connec-
‘ ls whole time appears to bc
. e helping of some poor un‘
, ‘ Bibi-and trying to bring him into
minutely. He has been president for
‘ « popcosslvejerms. The secretary
‘ nerd Conley, and to show how
*«faerviccs are appreciated. hc
g‘bodi'l rte-elected as general secre-
él‘ge office of treasurer goes to
. “. ‘ nd Old Man." as he is called
6 boys, Edward Flynn. the ear-
maker. The society has had an
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hose t :1": conferred on them. and ”if“; venture, but i would rather have one :
venly "“8 3- J- 0‘3”“ as mum-V limb of the old heathen than the whole;
ryfor Falrfield County. He has
Chicr ‘onderfui work while in that of-
oat Nor-hag?“ is he who can be given the
‘ry much ,3 trganizing the young ladies'
,. line one year agar": he oili-
‘ .he-ladles' society sae..Mlss
fly. president-i Nita Mary
lop-president; .Mlsa len’ e
.Ipecretaryr Miss .:M y ‘
treasurer. .
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body of.his "civilized" son. for with
all of his faults he looked a man. A
chum of mine who knew the ways of!
those people had advised me to-purch‘ ‘;
use a horn of snuff before being prc-i
seated to the bride s d bridegroom:
and l'hnd acted accor ingly. 5.
When the cor ny of introduction1
was over and l” dd managed to turn!
my blushing face away from "Ma" and f
the bevy of damsels. as airily clothed g
as herself. I offered the snuff box tog
'the happy pair. The groom took a tiny t
xpectct ~"
3th th
sybut when .1
Nu some c e ,
1“Ellie "or Wrist
lined. an ‘a
out i . £ . pinch and smiled sadly as though con’r i
verai ll gébmgdlgrm‘ (gargght’: mittlng some deadly sin. The britch
fire. ' ' ‘ however. procured a little bean in the}-
‘ i"Bone Oil. the great healing.
- " ntiseptic liniment. is what
.‘i‘he genuine Ramon's
More than the base imita
' R‘. H. Plalstcd. "
.palm of her hand about as big-as a
hen's egg. regardless of her nice
white kid gloves. This she proceed-
ed to snuff up her capricious nostrils
with savage delight dull the tents
streamed down her cheeks like rain
down a coal heap. Then she. drew,
back her head. spread her hands out;
palm downward like a mammoth duck "
treading water. and sneezed. I never
heard a human sneeze like that be-
fore: it-was like the effort of a horse.‘
after a twomlle gallop through a dust
storm. And each time she sneezed
something connected with her gear
ripped or gave. way. until i began to
be afraid for her. But the wreck was
.not quite so awful as I anticipated.
and when she'had one sneezing sbc
'lamghed. All the'crowd except the
groom laughed. and the sound of their
laughter was like the sound of a so
on a cliff-crow ed coast. =
A little later one of the bridesmaid
whti‘sle toilet coasistet‘li of a dainty
nec ace 0 can a cop r on
around‘onefl‘rfiie. invited me 2‘: drip:
eat the capitol In Hartford
s: . He will be at the execu- i
- every legislative day. that
, . Wednesday and Thursday
. Ollie. ' dhe will be there mor-
fternbou: After the adjourn-
ldfislature he will be at
omen twoor three days
On loglslature‘ ‘days' Gov-
orlaln will go to” Hartford:
tlve train and will be at
, this the legislature is in
via somewhat of'an inno-
thelrule that has been gen.-
.. was by recent governors is
flip gayerp'or's omce on legls~
untl noon. rarely being
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of rheumatism
. prod by an. application
. 1 and Bone‘JOII. Large.
Ii 256th. n R‘s.
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was? a largég caihba‘sh. and i felt éoni
strained'to drink some of it. The”
matlvas‘ know- how to make love
they. know handbrake war. bu
my soul liveth. they don’t know now-
togmlko' hear.
the towdrlnirwas about as thick as
mm wosk‘.
testicular 385.000
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dish with an unwashed
called was” , .
it had neither body not."
. forefinger.
_at a prayer waiting- Sam ed
WisIMlofl sly‘merryon It.
. “weird
hon - '
the other. and tried to look gorgeously.
happy; the.
skirts outr b
track naughty
the prln‘clph’l lfictors in the‘
came a regiment of youths and girls
and the antics..they cut wet-annuity
of the occasion.
dusky Don Juan would dig his thumb.
into the ribs of a daughter of Ham.
Tile lady would promptly squeal. and
try to look coy.
coy when you have not got enough
clothes on your whole body to male~
a patch to oovm a black eye. but stnl
they tried It. for the. sex seemed to me
to be much alike on the inside. wbetlr
or they dress In a coat of paint or a
coat of sealskin.
by the. arm and made an effort to in-
duce her to leave her maids or honor
flilt
henceforth was to be her home.
lady poutcd and shook his hand off of
her arm. while the maidens laughed
and clapped their hands. dancing in
the dust-strewn sunlight
voting nicn iccrcd the aroma and in-
cllcdwhim to take chargc of his own, '
tinned to “pout."
i bridc in the direction of her
a draught of native beer. ‘ The beer "
all .
L13;
The stuff they and
boarding house cocoa: in color ltw‘as i -
f use flute mllk‘that a dirty maid of all " .3
work had been stirring around In in . ,
*qu in round was insipid as a pollen.- ,
an
M
m first
ride kicked .
l d. praacad ‘
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to y as (came
Now and again some
it is not easy to look
liy and by the groom took his bride
which
Tilt:
"ti-ck" toward the cabin
with such
high-kicking action as would win fame
for anyballet. dancer In Europe. The
Hc hung down his ebony bead and
looked sllllly sullen. and the bride con-
llavc you ever see).
a savage wencb pout?
of all shc wraps her month In a sin) 5
per. and her lips look like a fold in :1 holders of thc Danhury Agriculture
badly doubled blanket. 'l‘hcn slowly
uh.) draws the corners toward the con i hm...
"’1'. “if” “9 ”‘9 “""""'““ M” h" crum 1 Hour of directors rcsnltcd as follows'
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pied up on the day of Judgment.
a n bcauliful sight. the month which. ""00"
when she smll'crl. looked like a sword i it'rauk' Wells. ll. ll. \'l‘cclnnti George
would on the flank of a horse. now
when the "pout." is complete lookalike
a crumpled concertlna. The groom
nauln tlmldly advanced his hand to
ward the'satlnscovcred arm of his
spouse, and the "pout" became more inf
.nououuccd than ever.
The \\'Ilili' of one eye was slyly turn-
cd toward thc brldcsmalds. the olhcr
rolled with infinite subtlety in the dl .
rcction of him who was to be her lord I
and master." and the pout grow larger
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and latgtr until i was constrained t . m M in "g usual
push my way among the inside to get ; tion
a look behind the bride. for I fancied
the bfick of hcr neck must surely get
somehow -Into thc front. of her face.
When i got to the front again" the
“pout" was still growing. the right red
lips in their midnight setting lookcd
'likc some giant rose in full bloom that
an clcpllaut‘s hoof bud trolldcn upon
So the show procccdcd. At last our
of the bridesmaids stcppcd from nmll'
her sisters and playfully pushed thc
home
Then the "pout" gave way to.a smllc
lilt' whitc tcclh gleaming in the gap
likc tombstones in n nighland church
yard. i had been a bib scared of hi":
t“pout," but when she smiled i looked
around anxiously for my horse.
After it littc manoeuvring thc has»
ful pair marched cablnward. with A..-
whole group of naked men and maid-
.circllpg around them. stamping their
bare feet. kicking up clouds of dust
like a mob of traveling cuttlc.
"'St'l‘iiii‘il. scratch, scratch: unable
to attend to intuitions during the day or
slccp'during the night. llchipl: piles»—
horrlblc plague. Doan's Ointment
cures. chcr fails. At any drug store.
50 cents.
STATE GRANGE ANNUAL.
Three Daya' Session at Foot Guard
Hall. Hartford.
Tbc eighteenth annual scssion of tho
(‘onnccllcui Slate Grange will bc held
at Foot Guard l-lall. Hartford. Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday-.‘January 13
H and 1."). The sessions will ’be open
to all Patrons of Husbandigv In good
and regular standing. The session"
.-.~.'lll be opened at 10 o‘clock. Tuesday
morning with the fifth degree. There
will be a roll call of onlcers and groan
cs. appomtmcut of regular committees
and reports therefrom. and a recess
will be taken to 1:30 o'clock. when has-
incss introduced will be referred to the
appropriatc- committees without do
hate.
liver his hnnnal address at 2 o‘cl0ck
and the several officers of the grunge
will read their reports.
The evening session will be held at
7:30 o‘clock when. after reports of
ofllccrs‘. there will hr,- nddrcsscs and
suggestions for the. good of the order
by prominent Visiting members and
otllcrs. At Wednesday morning's ses-
sion. C. it}. llarou will make a report. as
secretary of thc l’atrons‘ insurance
company. Routine busineas will follow
and will be continued until the after-
noon session. when at 2 o'clock the
meeting will be placed in charge of
State Lecturer l“. S. llopson: Address-
es are expected from N. J. Bachelder.
of Concord. N. H.. the national lectur‘
or; Mrs. B. ll. Lord. Sinclalrville. N.
Y.: Charles H. Rice. Momlnster.
Mass: Rev. T. S. Snow. Wakefield, R.
l. Varied routine business will be
transacted at. the following sessions.
The closing session will be at. . 1:30
o‘clock, Thursday afternoon. ‘ll. E.
boomls Is secretary of the organiza-
tion. and the~ executivecbmrnittce is
W ‘ H11 ale 'HnF. Potter.
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Win “it" {TU
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influence." on
TI ”3'
a with
‘tke‘auroot
.pepsln or constipation should call up
ihim at once or send him 25 cents by
Irnnil. and get 60 doses of the best ,,
‘DANBURY FAIR STOCKHOLDERS.
1T. l’utney and ii. A. Wildmnn.
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Master B. C. Patterson will do y
, . a new disooyery for
all disease-.01 the stomach
and bowels. it not only gives quick re-
lief; It. mnk ermaaent carom; v. .
Bo remar y successful fifty.
llownrd’s a 0 been in curl gluon-
sripathn. d ' pain. and all forms of
liver trouble. that Frank Baxter will
return the price paid In everycase
where it does not give relief.
The old-fabhloncd idea of‘ dosing
with mineral waters. cathartic pills or
harsh pprgativcs will soon be a thing
of the past. The best physicians are
prescribing Dc. Howard‘s specific. both
because it is so remarkable a medicine
and on account of. the small dose that
is needed. '
Headaches. coated tongue. dizziness.
gas on the'stomnch. specks before
the eyes. constipation and all forms of
malaria and liver trouble are soon cur-
cd by this scientific medicine.
Frank H. Baxter has been able to
secure only a limited supply. so every-
one who wishes to be cured of dye-
medlclne ever made. on this special
half price Introductory offer. with his
personal guarantee to refund the mon—
cy If the. specific docs not cure.
ill! 20
“WHY if 18.1“: The Election of Directors Took Place
sight worth traveling for to see. First
Saturday in Wooster Hall. ,
The annual meeting of the stock-i
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society was held in Wooster hull. llun-
Saturday. afternoon. The EMT”;
S. H. llundle. (l. hi. llundlc. .l. W..
.l. \‘i'. Poricr. N. 'i‘. llulklcyfi
The
inilcr two are new members of the
board succeeding .l. M. Ives and N. ll.
Rogers: '
Thc' directors will probably
for the stockholders” meeting for the
purpose of electing ofllccrs. but this
meeting may be postponed for a short
time.
The usual reports of the officers ofi
the society were rcnd and accepted:
The i‘cports showcd the organization
prosperous condi-.
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ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.&
Del. says: "i suffered for years with;
dyspepsia. ‘
Used to have great ("3"
tress and batching. i tried everything i
I could hear of, but nothing helped me
until I tooklaruzilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely.” 2
For sale by R. It. Plaisted and I“. ll. ’
llaxlcr ‘- j
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. EXCHANGE OF OFFICES.
Duringr Saturday morning and prior, i
noon an exchange of offices was made i
at the state capitol by which the fur-i
piturc. hooks. pnpcrs and equipmentoi
the assistant.uunricrmustrr general
Wt‘l'v movcd.ipto the rooms formerly
occupied iiy ’thc sum-rintcndcnt of the
building. n’nd thc superintendent's
desks and papers were movcd into the
Iormcr quarters of the assistant ulnar»
tormusicr general. ’
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS A BOX.l
is the value ll. .\. Tisdalc. Summcrton. I
s, o. places on lchitt‘o Witch Hazel l
Salve. Ho‘snvs: “i had the piles for‘
30 years. i ii‘it'fi nnmy doctors and
mcdlcincsuliut. all failed cactept Do
Will's Witch llach Salvo. lt. cured
me." it is it combination of the hi'fll'
lng properties of Witch llnzcl with an-
tiscptics and oliiollients; relieves and
pcrmnncntly cures blind. bleeding.
Itching and protruding piles. Asores.
cuts. bruises. eczema. salt rhctun and
all skin diseases. Clifford Pharmacy
‘ O.
RICHARD PORTER STREET DEAD.
CHlCAGO.‘Jan. l3.v-—lllchurd Porter
Street. well-known in banking circles
in Chicago and Canada. is dead of ap-
pendicitis at the residence of his son.
R. J. Street. . Mr. Street was so years
old. He was a cousin of George
Strum. the architect. who built the
London Law Courts and was buried in
Wehtminster Abbey. :
The entire treatment of Ramon's
Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets for con-
stipation. costs but 25 ccnts——medlclne
for a month. pleasant to take. and thor-
ough In action.“ Ask for Ramon‘s.
25 cts. R. H. Plalsted. '0
it UTE
SEE): iTY.
Parts r’..s
Little Liver Pills.
lost your Signatun of
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plaid. g. ‘
fit“
fold the
Pfeiffer. of Stamfo .
will contain little more
there will be no hint that behind it
all. llen'a romance which began when
a young woman, overtaxad thy sociall
duties at home and abroad. sought rest
In a sanitarium and found Cupid It the
head of the medical corps.
at
Barnes' sauitarlum for the treatment
of nervous diseases. about two miles
and ahalf from Stamford.
not be seen the other day when a re-
Pfclffer and friends of the family told
of the remance.
tutions arrived Friday.
here when she recently returned from
abroad with me and renewed an ac-
quaintanccsblp with Dr. Preiffer which
icompilshed horsewoman and linguist
. air.
in “Hf...
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tlantio 05. o
on
Neither will there be any informa-
ilon that Cupid‘s delegate. a hand-
some young physician. at that time as
sls'tant to the head of the institution.‘
has this week purchased the institu-
tion itself. and there will his young
bride make her home. in a pretty cot-
tags which is to be erected on
spacious grounds.
the
Miss Field and her mother are now
Grey Towers, Dr. Frederick H.
She could
porter called. but her mother. Dr.
"Yes, my daughter is to marry Dr.
Pfeilfer," said Mrs. Field. “The Invi-
She came
began some. months ago. She will
makc her home with her husband. of
course."
it was through somc friends that the
romance was revealed.
Miss l-‘ield was educated partly at a
fashionable school in the city and
abroad. and grew to young woman
hood at Brunswick. ('Icrmuny. where
her father was consul. She Is an ac-
nnd very pretty. Shc was introduced
to society lwo ycars ago in New York
at a reception at the Waldorf-Asto-
ria. and later in London. where she
was presented by hcr great-aunt, Lady
Musgrave. wife of the former gover-
nor of Jamaica. She is now twenty-one
yens of lift“.
Miss l-‘lcld last September went
abroad. and returning. uflcr a visit
with relatives in London and Paris
about six weeks ago. “tired out“ unlb
went with her mother to rest for a
time at ilrcy Towers.
lrcy Towers is a large estate dotted
with a half dozen cottages. in which
patients may live singly on in a suite.
There are about fifty pntlcnts there at
pmmellvgmvt’fll‘S ago Dr. Barnes
added to his nit-(WW’DWWEL
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Tomatoes
Tomatoes
Peas
extra fun small sifted,
Sweet Peas
Sweet Peas
it, lb. can. He: duh. $1.“:
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Peas
Corn
Corn
when. 2 lb. can. Iota: dov... .
Peaches
Peaches
dot.
rat .
' The Canned;
You cannot afford ‘to overlook it ‘No housekeeper.
restaurant manager, proprietor of a hotel or any one who
buys such goods can afior'd
opportunities that, this sale affords.
prices you have paid with the prices we
pare our' ualltiet with olh
that we sci the best Grate
than any other store in
will become prompt buyer
Canned vegetables. best grades. note pricesl
-Laf' etl Bra d l: tDl ' - .
Tomato“ Ina“ :: 3 in: (:3. eswatc Succotas “(thumb)“:hs Irand extra bl
_ x “0 acnlndten‘
10¢: do: 0 (for ”not torn. can, Hm (forum... 0
~Old Msriford butlnia- . ”IBM“ "and film! vow
Tomatoes ware cannlnir. 2lb.can. 80C um; Beans “"° bully “if", 2 (In
a... do ...... 3.35.: «on. mo: .1... on. low 1.1
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Tomatoes Jcrac fruit Jib can B“ —-luxury Brand. Extra llttlo
o... W”... V 1.50 Hmfinm ...1".‘?¥..."°..‘.‘3fi..‘.'.?"1‘.10
—-0. k’. Brand. but Jan
gallon can. 32s.: can:
citruit.
t.cans.......... .90
-l‘lucst whole fruit. in
quart glass jars. 20s.; 2.35
nun” n- .......
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—-l’loral sifted. extra early June. natural
fresh flavor. 2 lb. can. 12;; dot.
.35; extra fineslfted. ‘2 lb. can. I3c.' Got.
.50: extra line sifted. lS‘c.; dos, hm».
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c.; £101.“...
«Cupid Best Ever Brand. finest
grown. 2 lb. can. ‘.33
(i: don. 82.05: 1 lb. can. l’.’c.;doz.
~Fttgemcra Brand. extra qual-
ity. natural fresh flavor.
; dot.....
—Red Blrd.cxln choice early
June. '2 it). can. on: do:...... ‘loo
-lluby brand. Maine canning. standard.
of corn excellence. .2 lb. can, t
c.; doz.......... o
—lr‘(')liag§"8rantl. best a} Y. State can-
n 0; tcr than but else- i
m' . ‘O‘Si
' Canned Fruits—Finest
PeachCS'tsliT di‘" b.9335}? 3 3 5 i PearS‘l'it'fkid'sfiiz 359.520.“:
d‘” """"""""""""""" W” ' chars-Swan Brand. gallon can. 6 so
thcs7venowcrwmm Gold- . Tic-z om... : ....... h..." o
u..........:.‘.f‘.f’.i‘.‘.‘...?‘.‘.‘..‘.‘.'."..?._‘.°:: 2.90 * Apricots—EST?l..‘:.“.i“‘.2.'.:.‘.'.'.". 2.80
—l.cmon Cling. Oak Brand.
2-lb.c'.ln. 21c.;tioz......
2.40;
_.Yellow Fuel 1
res. Oak
Brand. 2‘. lb ' 0
3
t‘fzi 2.30
a handsome and athletic young man
from lialtimorc, Md. who is a special-
ist in the trcntmcnt of nervous discus-
cs.
Miss Field and her mother. soon af-
ter their arrival rt-ncwcd an acquain-
tance made with thr- young assistant
in llostop about eight months ago. As
she was simply suffering from overtax-
cd nerves and strength part of the
trcatmcnt was driving. riding and
brisk walks through the early winter
Dr. l’fciffer. who is fond of rid-
ing. driving and walking. found it well
to accompany hcr. The relations of
physician and patient soon disappear-
cd and Cupid became the thslclan.
it ended two wccks ago by tho mi
nounccmcnt of the engagement.
Within a week Dr. Pfciffcr made a
proposition to buy the saniinrlum.
which Dr. Barnes accepted it was
armouncedulnst Monday that the. insti-
tution had changed hands. Dr. Pfclf-
for and all his friends refused Friday
to say that the future Mrs. l’feifi'er
would bc a parlncr in the enterprise.
Miss lt‘icld will be married in her
mother‘s home. and it is hoped that
tho ccrcmoriy will be performed by
her grcat uncle. the Rev. Dr. Field.
There will be a brief honeymoon. af-
ter which they will return to Stamford
to make their home.
. FINDS WAY TO LIVE LONG.
The startling announcement of a
Discovery that will surely lengthen
‘ifc is made by Editor 0_ ll. Downey.
of (‘hurubu‘sco ind. “I wish to state."
he writes. “that Dr. King‘s New Dis-
covcrv for Consumption is the most
infallible remedy that l have ever
known for Coughs. Colds and Grip. it’s
invaluable to people with weak lungs.
Having this wonderful medicine no one
need dread Pneumonia or Consump-
tion. It; relief is instant and cure
certain." F. ii. Baxter guarantees ev-
ery 500 and Si bottle. and gives trial
bottles frcc. ”
REPRODUCTION OF TEMPLE.
ST. LOUIS. Mo. Jan. 12.———lt ls stat-
ed that the reproduction of King Solo-
mon's totnplc on a large scale will be'
one of the attractions at the Louisiana
Purchase Exoosltlon. the acceptance
of the concession now being practical-
ily assurrcd. Working models. paint-
ings and designs. which the promoters
say represent an outlay of 3130000.
have been inspected by members of
the exposition management. From
these models the temple will be re-
produced as a counterpart of the fam-
ous original. The estimated cost is
nearly $500,000.
SAVED A BOY's LIFE.
Mrs. Captain ll. Hubbard. of Mll-
ford, Del.. says: ”Brazilian Balm sav-
ed my boy's life. He began Just like
the one we lost with cronp. We gave
mm: a few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep and was all right in the nor-
nlng." For sale by R. H. Plalated. F.
many.
NEW YORK. Jan. lZ.-——The Ameri-
can's Lat- Ouayrn correspondent is
authority \for the statement that and.
er the pressure of President Castro
the foreign merchants of Caracas have
"contributed": 35.000 to the fund of
Mr. Bowon on his trip to Washington.
son. MonySnrings. Mo: "1 have use
ed Ramon's'ldver Pills and Topic. Pel-
lets for blllousness. general debility
they gave me speedy and lasting re-
lief." The entire treatment. ten Liv-
er Pills and fifteen Tonic Pellets cost
only 25 cents. JOnet a (lone. course
ted.
C!
Q
H. Baxter. and The Clifford Pha‘l:
MERCHANTS GIVE BOWEN $5.0m.
sensitize following from a. J. Johnny.
and pains in the back and side. and .
Peach?
h i I cry w
Fifi Ensure. .i...ff‘....‘.‘.'.‘ 1.35
Peaches
has
to make new Ics friends 4 it's for...
possible; lb. .
BACON (Squire's). special qual-
ity, very lean,
SIOKZD TONGUE5(S\vlft’s). best
large,lb .................. 15¢
‘==¥ei.iow;'fi ’ m1
2 l-2 ilxrln i.c.; don. 0
"Lemon tiling. Du Brand. sliced
-—lemon Cling. Hayward,
29.; lb. can. lilo; toz.,
2.00
Pcachcs‘iff‘miv C““" 5T". inaldsdn A its“. .
....if?!:f‘:.‘..‘.‘.".’f‘ff.“.’:.?.f: 6.50 ; W. W _. if... abuse: 1.10
Pars“??l".”i‘oz§‘fi'..3331.‘.‘.'.‘: 3.15 Sirawbcrrlcs'i‘iff’iiiz.‘.'.'.'.“.'. “.‘I‘? 75c
Pars—OAK cusp. 21c; din ...... 2:40 Blackberrics‘i’Scf‘,“3553?;fit" 1.35
Grocery Shndrics-e
Hour~-l'lllabury's Best XAXX Psicnt.
~(Lcyion. Collins. English‘ Breakfast or
Mimi: our: 40:. unit '
‘T " 1.00
Oneida Community Preterm and it
Jellies. etc; all varieties. Come and make your se‘eclons and
ltdnct 10 per cent. from our airudy very low marked prices.
@Smoked Provisions, imported and Domesticfi
EARS —— (Swift's.
little corn fed pig hams. 8 to 12' lbs. . trash importation, per lb ......
especially selected I
usiity is positively the best 13 i
14c
v .
i
lb .............
i
was: it; MW was”
Goods 32-33:“
i is"! H"
. . .
Asparagus
can, 33m: d0]. ........ .
‘ Mparagus
F“
Asparagus
fiiiiiiii
Asparagus
ions; I ll‘. can. Etc ; dot ..... ..
Asparagus
plus Tips; quart inn. 2%.; «101......»
Stringless Bean
can, Tc ; dm.
Stringlcss Bea
m. t2c;dm.....,
Siri
'dosun.
. . .i ‘ M"
”View ' 5’»
i l
to missthe‘ manly-saving
Compare the
quote. Com:
er qualities. We claim
rles at much lower prices
town. H ‘Shrewd readers
3 after perusing this list:
It
tioz.. $4.70: Aspar-
can. I(lc.: uor
—Delmonte, Extra large, White
tender,
~llickmots. 5 nature Brand,
extra lawmuuhm: 3..“
-Oakllr:nd.l§xtralar.c '
whiteican. 27s.; «05.3.0.5
~5wan Brand. Extra unlit.
white; "can. 23a;‘i.‘6§
white. tender. dallc- 2 30
Io" .
~Large white. quart is". 40m;
2.90
qua lty; 2 lb. 80C
~Flmal Rhine. _ “r:
as qtalli)':2lb.“. E10
Stringiess Beans q.......,...,1 35
—.'lors| Finest. um;
€55 Beans t:mleri‘cans: 2 to
0
delicious:
..... . 3.8
. 30's.: dong... ..........
—Tlpt. llickmots, California.
—Ecil re. Extra fine
--Horal, Exlra fancy
;\in.'. ................... ......
is
Canning—Note Prices! »
2.00
Oak bland.
Apfi(0ts-itic.; nor. ..
Apricots—Hay ward brand. ‘
can, 17¢; not
Egg r Gage Plums. Golden Gate.
Plums 0! 1 (fly 14(-
2.80
or Gage Plums. (1': Brand
Egg Plums 2;; in an. i7c.; "I
dul.............. ,‘......
or Cruz: Piums
Egg flaws in... 2... n.
l5r.: on................
lla yws rd
1.70
est New York Stale.
All Money Savers !
l-il bbl. sack. oils; lb:.... 4'80
—-Jsva and Mocha: finest pnsrlbie
COHCC qua‘lty: our regular Mic. 25c
quality: to make new colic; friends.
illcs. Gordon Dilworlh's Preserves.
iRISfl RAMS (Shaw’sl. Limerick,
35c
llllSli BACON .Shaw's) Wiltshlre
cut, very line. per lb ..........
33c
HALF l’iG'S liEAlf. Stroked, de~
'licious boiled. eatencold, in... 1 9C
SMOKED lows, in: lb ..... 25c
HALF JOWLS, smoked.
(Champ's). per lb. . . .. . .. .. 25¢
Ch
ha
pa
Oil
of
M1
to
MADA
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan.
lime Wu. wife of Wu Ting Fang. late
l2.——-Mad-
incse Ministcr to the United States.
8 arrived here from the East. accom-
nled by C. H. Chang. secretary of
the Legation at Washington. and a
maid servant.
She will sail for oulnu
the steamer Korea this week.
UNCONSCIOUS FROM CROUP.
During a sudden and terrible attack
croup. our little girl was unconscious
from strangulation. says A. l. Spat-
ford. postmaster. Chester. Mich. and a
d0se of One Minute Cough Cure was
administered and repeated often.
reduced the swelling and inflammation.
cut the mucus and shortly the child
was resting easy and speedily recover
ed.
and all Throat and Lung troubles. One
it
It cures Coughs. Colds. La Grippe
nute Cough Cure lingers in the
throat and chest'and enables the lungs
contribute pure. health-giving oxy-
gen to the blood. Clifford Pharmacy.
’ on
a cure; trial dose freo\' it. if. Pista-
.i
- WHEN
PEOPLE
SAY ‘
blood titer should often «711mb.
Import: b 006 means irregular bow-
els. Blood . purifier means bowel
regulator. Constipation means had
blood. Bad blood meansbsd health.
. I'm-0‘ Mm
tho Cur.
1R0 -ox
”TABLETS { -.
ME WU TO SAIL THIS WEEK
fl. 7““ .v.. ._.- _.
assess its Moss. coacuss.
The Consolidated Railroad Places Con- :
tracts for Fine Equipment. '
in addition to the. large orders for
cars. passenger and otherwise. whlc
the New ‘York. New Haven & liar
ford Railroad Company has placed
ccntly. it was stated Saturday that
”had ordered 51 new passenger coach
from the Wason Manufacturing Co
pany. of Springfield. Mass; 15 fr
the Wilmington works of the Amerl
Car d: Foundry Company. and 60 f ,
the Worcester firm of Osgood-Bradl-
& Sons. The cars are. all to be c
pleted this year. and will form a
perb addition to the roads equip.-
as they are to be built in the hi
style of the car cont ctors' gr
The road has latel ordered. .
cars of various kinds. principt
carrying freight. from various, 1)
the country. This latest mov
line with its policy of furnishiu;
date equipment. '
Don‘t believe’ anybody wh
you that you need drastic dr
purge and gripe when you are
constipated or billous. Them
icine that is pleasant to take. " '
mild in action. but absolutely
in effect. and a month's t
costs a quarter. it is Ram- ,-
Plils and Tonlc‘l’cllets; tko' ‘
ern Treatment—the Mild Po
mont. ll. H. Plalstcd. '
COLONEL MORRISON v ..
CHICAGO. Jan. 12-0010»;
R. Morrison. former inter-
merco Commissioner. ls 1
his home in Waterloo. Ill
but the extreme-age of
being in his seventfeth ..
this precarious.
magentleiantlveandaspiendid All join in plyingxt .
tonic. Ting are not a cathartic} DeWitt'a. Little Earl .; .
Catharties notcm. , ‘ff. 0. Williams. Sal-“T
‘» . , * writes: 'thtio‘ My 3
Fifty Tobie“
.~ ., 3.5 Congo
. arbour: 'l‘baycarc
'the be“ 137031000” '
nahesltatlmvly rum
lousncss. Sick Head f"
Jauutllco, Malaria It .
troubles. Clifll‘d '
Norwalk Chronicler