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Don’t Wait-"Share Now in the Bargains.
THERE Is No PRECEDENT BY wmcu To MEAS-
URE'THE WONDERFUL SUCCESS or THIS’SALE. NEV-
ER BEFORE HAVE so MANY BARGAIN - HUNTERS
THRONOEDA STORE IN THE TWIN CITIES; BUT THEN
NEVER BEFORE HAVE SUCH RICH BARGAINS BEEN
OFFERED AS YOU FIND HERE Now. OUR DETERM~ 1
INATION To CLOSEOUT EVERYTHING. To STOP MAN-
UFACTURING CLOTHING AND To REVERSE OUR POL-
ICY OF BUYING Is THE GREAT FORCE WHICH HAS
BROUGHT PRICES DOWN AND TURNED OUR STORES
INTO BARGAIN CARNIVALS. BE SURE YOU SHARE IN
THESE‘BARGAINS. SUCH OPPORTUNITIES COME SEL- ‘
00M IN 'A LIFE—TIME.
Young Men’s Overcoats.
Smart. handsome. thoroughly dependable Coats are here at a
fraction of real worth. A size for every young man and for
small men as well. Prices have been from $6 to S 15; prices are
now
$11.69
$2.98 $7.98
Reeiers and Ulsters.
Timely news. this of cut prices in warm Coats. Good. re- ‘.
liable garments to stand between body and cold and to wear a ,
‘ long time.
$6.50 Ulsters cut to .............................. $4.69
$5 and $6 Reefers cut to ......................... $3.98
Men’s Suits.
Only room to say that stock: are large and varied.vand that
3 any man of any size can find a satisfying suit for little money.
$ 6.00 and $ 8.50 Suits cut to .................. $ 4.69
T... A} 4.. _ _. ._....——
. ’ .. ..' ‘ ‘
Bous and Children 5 Clothes.
In spite of the tremendoua’rush of bargain seekers in this
department. stocks have held out amazingly well.‘ Bargains Still
for every boy ‘within reach of the store—bargains worth coming
‘ miles for.
‘ Reefers and Overcoats that have been from $2.50 to $7.50.
. cut to .
' $1.98 $2.89 $339 $5.89
Children‘s Suits that have been priced from $2.50 to $6. cut to
$1.89 $2.89 33-89
but "and Can Bargains.
’ Plenty of good selections among the $2 and $3 Derbies and
Alpines cut to $1.39.
‘A number of fine $2 Pearl Alpines in various styles cut to 78c.
Furnishings Bargains.
$3.50 to $6 Housecoats cut to $1.98.
$3.50 to $6 Bathrobes cut to $1.98.
Boys' $1 Fancy Colored Sweaters.69c.
Boys’ Mackintoshes cut from $1.50 to $1.19.
Men‘s-$1 Fancy Shirts cut to 79c.
n.
v‘.
Our own great stocks augmented by goods from our factory
comprise all the season’s best styles. No question about quality
and making; the goods speak for themselves. All sizes are begs
yet.
“$6 and $ 8 Overcoats cut to .................. $ 4.69
$10 and $12 Overcoats cut to .................. $ 7.69
$15 and $18 Overcoats cut to .................. $11.69
$20 and $25 Overcoats cut to ................. . $15.69
Men’s Overcoats.
$510.00 arid $12.00 Suits cut to .................. $ 6.69
$13.50 and $16.00 Suits cut to .................. $ 9.69
$18.00 and $20.00 Suits cut to .................. $11.69
Young Men’s Suits.
. Opportunities like these are so rare that they should
grasped. Come while picking is good.
,,.$ 6.50 and $ 7.50 Suits cut to ....... $3.69
.5 8.00 and $10.00 Suits Cut to ................... $5.69
$12.00 and $15.00 Suits cut to ................... $8.69
instance:
Men's $1.50 Fancy Shirts cut to 98c.
50c Underwear cut to 39c.
Children's 'Waists, 15c; 2 for 250.
Rummage Bargains.
25c and 50 Underwear at 9c.
Children's Tams and Caps. 11c.
Boys' $1 Hats.’ stiff and soft. 19c.
The rummage tables hold fresh bargains every day. You
can pick up good furnishings from them at next to nothing. For
Ishmmmimu Had
' “'.liiilIg-s_éra lireslasi Year
helm list incurs In-
“ "Ilmunioul‘i‘ienan
RTFORD. January iii-aloha A.
in .. . the State Fire Marshall, to-
? hillllglified‘his annual , report to the
Wot. .He says that as the year
«than ‘ in; December :1. 1902. was the first
it: you of the existence of the tire
WHW’IIMce, there Is no record to
"oomparisona horn. ,ires of all
have ' intrestiga ed hnd re-
fih'y late lire marshals to. the
of 1327. Of' these- ninety-two
" 'Ihsen investigated directly by the
runner. eighty-seven having
' found tb be either‘ot‘incehdla .
' one 'or mysterious origin. "t
' ‘v‘dincaltr'iahys the report. “to
i’lltsufllcient evidence to secure con-
l‘pu ins case of arson. butl feel
flanged in the statement that the
' *Wfihatifl goodgdifect. al—
tinoandiary‘ls not appre-
Datingtnerysar thirteen’per-
Via-Warranties! fertile crime
”use of whom were sent to the
2 ' filtered horrid iover
pe'rior' out. Of the‘bound
; rs. three were consisted
' ing arms in prison. two
- -. ahead the state. ne
mg. . Mot-a. ia-
agreemont of the jury. and a number
are now in jail awaiting trial."
The report finds that there has been
a marked improvement in reports rc-
ceIVed from local marshals within the
last few months, and that on the whole
they have been fairly satisfactory; Dur-
ing the year 1.858 different buildings
have been inspected. Bad conditions
were found to exist. owing to the ac-
cumulation of rubbish. not infrequent-
ly endangering much surrounding
property. Another element of danger
not so common lies in‘ the use of bar-
rels or boxes as receptacles of hot
'ashes. Where such conditions were
found. notice was served on the par-
ties at fault .to remedy them.
"The experience of the past year."
says the report. "leads me to conclude
that the following change in the law
would be advisable;
"That It be amended to give local
fire marshals. in incorporated cities,
authority which will enable them to
‘order the removal of combustible and
Inflammahle material. eons} to the pow-
er now conferred on the‘fitate‘il‘i‘e- mar-
shal. '
“Much credit is due. to chiefs -and
members of the. various fire and police
departments throughout the state. for
the valuable assistance they have reno
tiered this department." .
Attached to the report is a tabulat‘
ed statement of the causes of tires as
reported during the, year. This state-
ment gives 3i8 as unknown. 172 due to
defective fines and chimneys. ninety.
eight to limp accidents: weighty—nine to
sparks; sixty-six tons and oil stoves;
fifty-three to matches; fifty-one incen-
diary. and others to a variety of causes.
New Haven had the greatest num-
ber of tires. 226: Hartford and Bridge~
“port; 163 each; Waberbury.'sixtymine:
New Britain. forty-six; Ansonla. four-
teen: ‘Derby. twslye; New London.
thirty-seven; Norwich. fifty-one; New
Milford. forty-four; Vernon. twenty;
two; Madden. thirty. 'and East Hart.
ford. fifteen. .
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all- .Wm: W 31 nr'i'avi
mine new use
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and”. we lost "‘tb stoop 1.:
lawman". e mayw
hing." FOr sale by R. H.
8. Mr. and The Ollie“
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5' 28am 01900.1“. 1mm
'{dltlon' of Franhl the Sum
my 15y. ‘ as wear“
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vshortly mun- on‘aad t- uld to
it. , pole mean ethic bother and are;
small children. «-
withrhenmatio pains:
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MMMHmha-dmaaado; "
RAILWAY DRAKEMAN 'INJUREDJ
DERBY, Jan. iii—«Joseph Brennan. 0 "
freight brakeman. fell through a trestle I
at Derby Junction yesterday noon and l
was sevcrcly injured. One enr wasi
licnrly torn off, and it is feared that he ‘;
was internally injured. lie had step"
pcd from his train to flag another. lie 1
was removed to the Bridgeport hospi-
till.
The nwful pangs of rheumatism‘
'JU
The oniirovironimvui of llnmon‘s‘
Liver Pills and Tonic l'cllcts for con-
stipation. costs but 25 caulk—modicum .
for 1‘ month. pleasant to take and lhor-
ough in action. Ask for Ramon‘s.
25 ctn. R. H. Plalsted. ”
LOUISVILLE PACKAGE PLANT
SOLD
2
LOUISVILLE. Ky... Jan. iii-The:
Herald today’s”: The plant of the ‘
Louisville Package Company. has been 1
are quickly relieved by an application I sold to a syndicate of cap talists for ;
of Ramon's nerve‘and Bone Oil. Large :
bottle, with directions. 25 ots. B. H.
about $210,000. The title i the prop- ‘
erty Is now‘lie ng'examincd and the»
Plaisted. 0' : transfer In expected to take place in a
hflw ;
lure Captain, 8. B. Brown and Colonel Estood.
AN OBJECT LESSON.
In a Restaurant.
A physician puts the uery:
few days. The purchasers of the plant 3,
‘ i. F. Brainard. of Pittsburg; Henry ‘
* Raub, of indlanapolia. and a number of
Have ; capitalists. The plant will be operated i
you never noticed In any “‘68 restaur- I In connection with large stock yards.
ant at lunch or dinner time the large.
number of hearty. vigorous old men at
the tables; men whose ages run from .
ONLY CURE FOR DVBPEPQIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New castle
60 to 80 years; many 0! them bold and l 091., “ya: "I sulfdred for years‘w’ith
all perhaps gray. but none of thoml dyspepsia
feeble or senile?
I tress and belching.
Used to have graat dis-l
i tried everything 3
I4 South Main ‘51: , So Norwalk
MasonicBulldlng, Norwaik
.
HOUSE BURNER SENTENCED.
NORWICH. .luu. iii—«in the Super-
ior Court togay .ludgc Elmer scutl-nc-
ed Patrick lllllvnu to an indetermin-
ute sentence of not less than ihrcc
yours or more than six yours in the.
State prison for setting fire to a
house in Preston last February.
’Bilious Biliousness.
Why Some Bilious People Take
Pills and Others Don’t.
lliliousncss is lllll‘Cll misunder—
So many people have it. that ‘iis
worth understanding. the more so
as it is easy enough. if you begin
right.
Liver secretes a fluid called
bilc. liilc goes to the intestines.
where it performs important work
in digestion. Sometimes bile pas-
Perhips the 13900ch ll '0 00mm” : i could hear of. but nothing helped me ' sa es in liver got clogged. 'l‘llis
u where escaped your observation or . until l‘toolt Brazilian Balm.'and 060 so
comment. but nevertheless it is an 0b 1‘ cap. bottle cured me completely."
ject lesson which means (tomething.
if you will notice what ,these hearty
old fellows are. eating you will observe
that they are not munching bras
crackers nor gingerly picking their
way through a menu card of‘uew fang:
led health foods; on the contrary they
seem to prefer a juicy roast of beef. a
properly turned loin of mutton, and
even the deadly broiled lobster is not
altogether ignored.
The point of all this Is that a vigor-
ous old age depends upon good diges-
tion and plenty of wholesome food and
“0‘ "9°11 “‘9th LIW' “1 ““070? ‘0 ' constipated or billoua. There is a med-
live upon bran crackers. ,
Therein; certain class ,of food
cranko who seem. to believe that meat.
coffeeasldmaay pthor; things are
rank poiaoaa. but _ oadaverous
‘alcltly lobhlng lndtvl min are a walk-
ing condemnation of )their own theo
as . .
The own: in. a net-hell'fie‘ that ‘It‘
the stomach secrets-Rho, oral digs.
is"! tutor-ginsnlfldvnt.
“do”!!! We'll! l”
Minimalnd'm'lii' cgflm drink end-
I
,Somkaocflaesrmammiytp "
. immunities-s an manner
, was mm : r'
i
For sale by R. H. Ptaisted and If. it. .
or. " 1
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METHODIST MINISTER DEAD. .
NEW BRITAIN. Jan. 16.——Rév. Tho- ‘
mas William Douglass. aged 82. a l
Methodist minister retired a year ago. ;
who has filled many puipits. died and i
denly at his home in Newington, yesg
torday. ' ‘
,Doll't believe anybody who tellslI
you that you need drastic drugs that
purge and gripe when you are slightly
—.-
icine that is pleasant to take, easy and
mild in action. but absolutely thorough
In effect; and a , month‘s treatment
that: a quarter. this Ramoa’sldver
«Pills and "Male Pellets. the greahlod-
'arn‘Tra‘atment—the Mild Power-Wreat-
ment. ll H. Plaisted. . “
omissi- reason IN Texas oaao.
PARIS. Tex. Jan. Is—Senpin
Docking. .h‘colorod woman. said .to
. havens» , e oldeat'pbrsonln Tens. '
la dud it attonviile. this county, ag-
ed 10" 1“;
—V——-——
« The crowned heads of every nation.
‘ ‘ “It rlcir 1111mm mul‘ and mean
All join In paying tribth to
Dertt‘a‘Uttle Early Risers.
H. 0. Williams. San Antonio. Tom.
my: tmrmly MOHPBII‘ are
the “strays: used truly bully. fl
mm
oryhody. 'nasy cure Constipation. Bil-
loasaeaa. Slog Headache. Mid Liver.
recommehotiraai‘ so or. 1
is Iiliousncss.
"lliliousness" is the idea that
by taking a pill which stilliulntcs
the liver. we may curc biliousncss.
it isonly, an idea.
Pill-taking rclicvcs. but doesnot
cure it. The cure can only come
through tllc stomach.
Why?
Biliousness is caused by the
poison of undigested food. irritat-
ing the liver. To curc bilious-
uess. these poisons must be got
out of the stomach. The only
sure way to do this is with Motil-
t-r Scigcl's Chrative Syrup.
Scigel's Syrup is a pleasant ton-
ic aid to digestion. prepllred frdm
roots. herbs and barks. it helps
the stomach to digest its food. and
sweeps out of the system all dan-
gerous poisons.
In this way it cures biliousness.
headache. nausea. diizin‘ess; bad
taste. stomach-ache. fever.‘ flatu—
lence. constipation. logs of appe»
titc. etc... when other remedies
give outgremporary gelled;
Mrs. (kg-Shannon. (it No. 130
Linen _ ‘ ' "
writes '
I crusher ' 1"
Wrmwm:
" fl“ “3
to‘dire‘ctiOns in is '. on '
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PROTESTS MADE IN HONOLULU.
Natives Do Not Like Senate Commis-
sion's Report About Lepers.
HONONLUIJ'. Jan. iii—There is
much indignation and many protests
here over the report of the Senate
commission which was sent to the Sen-
ate last Monday. T t portion recom-
mending the establis ent of a nation-
al leper settlement abMolokai and the
statement that there are many lepers
In the islands outside the settlement.
is especially resented.
The resignation of Attorney General
E, P. Dole Is accepted. Dole will go
to Washington to argue before the Sn-
preme Court the Oaaki Mankichi case,
which grew out of the transition per-
iod and which the application of the
United States Constitution to Hawaii
after the passage of the resolution of
annexation.
HEADS SHOULD NEVER ACHE.
Never endure this trouble. Use aI
once the remedy that stopped it for
Mrs. N. A. Webster. of Winnie, Va.
She writes “Dr. Kink'a New Life Pills
wholly cured me of sick headaches i
had suffered from for two years." Cure
Headache. Constipation. Biliousness
25c. at F. H. Baxter's drug store. ”
CHANCES AGAINST EDITOR GON-
’ZALES.
COLUMBIA. S. 0.. Jan. lit—At 4
o'clock this morning the physicians in
attendance on N. G. Gons'ales, who was
shot yesterday by Lieutenant Gover-
n'or Tillman. issued the following bulle-
tin: Pulse 110: respiration 28; tem-
perature 99. The physicians say that
'he is resting quietly. but that the
chances for recovery are 90 per cent.
against him. . '
UNCONBCIOUS FROM CROUP.
During a sudden and terrible attack
of croup. our little girl was unconscious
from strangulation, says A. L Spat
ford, postmaster. Chester, bitch. and a
dose of One 'llinute Cough Cure was
administered and repeated often. it
reduced the. swelling and Inflammation
cut the mucus and shortly the child
was resting easy and speedily roeover-
ed. it cures Coughs. Colds: niarippe
and all Throat and Lung troubles. One
flinute Cough Care ll 11- In the
throat and chest and one as the tan”
to contribute pure. health-giving oxy-
gen to the blood. Cliflord Pharmacy.
DENIAL ostaurara s anion.
TOPEKA. Insular. s-Oausral
Superintendent Gain. of the Weston
Dlyision or ths‘santa F's. denies the
report that the road Ia to build an em
tension Dodge City to Trinidad.
Colorado, .
Fl WAY 1'0 uvatouo.
«Jamie meme a
that and: im-
mas Wildly 0:11 hem.
of Chmbnaoo, Ind. “I wish coins."
he writes, ”that Dr. King's New Dir
peregrine , "ulapum ‘la the moat
infallible that l have ever"
known for .
Hay sun"
0!,
hearing sputum. ‘ laiag any and I“
i . no mum...- .1... a7. .
lamina.“ W 'mwlhfl‘i“ m” *
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MANSLAUOHTIR.
Trial of Madden and Kelly. for Killing
Detective Craig t0 Commence Soon.
Pl'l‘TSFlELD. Mass.. Jan. infirm: x
Grand Jury in the ease of Euclid Hld- ‘ ,
den and James '1‘. Kelly, yesterday ro- r
ported an Indictment against each
charging manslaughter. These men
were in charge of the electric chi"
which last August ran Into the car-
rings of President Roosevelt with, the
result that Secret Service Agent Wil-
liam Craig,‘ who ‘was guarding 'tho
President. was killed. Both men.
when called to answer to the indie!-
ment. pleaded not guilty. At a. can.
ference between 'oounsel Wednesday 3“
next was fixed upon as the date for the 3"
opening of the trial. - 3-
ONE HUNDRID DOLLARS A BOX -_
[s the value H. A. Tisdaie. Summerm. “
S. 0.. places on DoWitt's Witch Hasfol
Salve. He says; “i had the piles for ,
20 years. i tried many doctoraflid
medicines. but all failed except D6-
Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve. it 5' ‘
me.” It is a combination of the b ,
ing properties of Witch Hazel with an- '
tiseptics and e'm'ollients; relieve’s‘ and
permanently cures ‘ blind. bleedlh‘g,
itching and protruding piles. a’ofia.
cute. bruises, eczema. salt rheum‘m .
all skin diiieases. Clifford Pharmacy. ,2
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Notice
.Board Easier. .
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Relieif‘t'if‘gthe Term of_ Nor-
walk will meetvat their once. Opera
House black: .
Headwinds}, s. «as, inmate
4 pint. ' l
ZWe‘dnuday evening, January 1th, 7
us. - ’
“Saturday, 10th. a M p. m.
Monday. 12th,: to e p. m.
weamaay. m. s so 4 p. m.
:il'turday, lion; 7 as I, evening. I
gw.'mh.suse on,
The meetings are for the parpa'ad
CHARGED with
appeals henna-«i from the
of tau-anon am. net at,
“'9" - MFMW
”that d 9.1. puma. .
shad-s the pen- of net’s-a“ i“ g
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