’ I
‘25:;ng p In.
Ina asIIrI at. TILIPHONI
as a. .
I-Iditilial Gall. ,
'44- —lranah oh... Not-walk.
. I]. It-il—Idltsr's Residence.
“I"Oraft" Is the word that nine out of
ten people said when they read the
report of Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General Bristow. which was made pub-
.ite “lord". and which showed that
thtoulb the crookedness of public car
vauta the government has been fleeced
I'ouf of millions of dollars. for which it
flied» never received even a penny's
4 WOI'th of benefit. To have a president
Who has the backbone and stamina to
gate the root at these things and show
a . that up. no matter what influence they
may have on his election for a second
term, shows at least that President
‘ moo-mu is a cbtiscientlous man and a
[testicle one as well. The crookednesa
which has been uncovered has'been
going on through several administra-
tions. and has grown into a regular
.system with ramifications from the
4 Paclilc to the Atlantic.‘ The list of of;
' tenders shows only one who has gone
into office during the administration of
_. xPreaident Roosevelt. which certainly
' arguesthat he has exercised care In
making his appointments ‘and that
those admitted since his term began
have either It had time to get involv-
ed in the circa of grafters or they
4 iwere too honest to be dragged into It
With other departments already In
lumen of investigation, It may be Its-
I shined that bythe time. Mr. Roosevelt
, comes up for re-nominatlon. he will
have all the departments swept and
garnished. It has been It long time
nlnce there has been a good govern-
mental house cleaning. but President
. Roosevelt has certainly inherited the
. penchant for scrubbing and scouring
for which his Dutch ancestors oi New
Amsterdam were famous
Certain newspapers that have more
hustle than brains have already sent
special' correspondents to Panama and
Colombia to keep American papers in-
7 ”Media to the latest tints of lurid-
ltIy in that region. Thus far the As
4 soclated Press has given to its patrons
alcomplete. accurate and prompt ser-
I , vice and it has not been open to the
T‘IaCCusstion of exaggeration. «Ansonia
Sentinel
remains TOPICS. ’
The colors of the peacock s leather.-
are so popular that they are imitated in
Jewelry.“
grayvelvet is_,lh pmaterial
l‘haoine cariiagc w It is
linhi III ermine and trimmcd with
sabli:
The simple and inexpensive whit..-
.- wash silk makes exceedingly pretty and
serviceable evening waists. All ll needs
is a little trimming and a little taste
to put it on
be nor put the chlfion of which your
is to be made next to the linifi
. silk If the silk is of a t‘fmllituilng col
or. Veli the silk Irsi with chiffon o
.the same color then put over your con
trastlng chiffon and the effect will be
‘i lugtensoly soft and beautiful.
he shirtwaist box or coffer or chest.
whichever you wish to call It can in
made of various materials and finish II
more or less elaborately. but it half
.vleli done will prove one of the. most
acceptable gifts a woman could receivt.
Of course it anti hhthd be. padded and iII-
terlined with a sprinkling of one‘s fav
orlte sachet.
Again, we have the familiar sight of
4 til mother wrapped III a coat of watm
.il l Ind for about her neck. lead
ttbe little child with a cashmere
hand no fur and probably a whitt-
6n dress. The prettiest set of.
on p woman who is so unconstious of
, thclcomfmt of the helpless libido one.
‘. It her It lde.
iuwlli be. difficult to select Christmas
as this season not because thene is:
dfirfii of deirablt things. but because.
is such a bewildering multitude
first” utiful ones. It. Is amasing‘
will: K an of broth gills one is i.-empt
an to buy when the stores are making
their best diapla I»: even it Nlli! has?
he doing fancy orlt all summer and
"his thludcd all r friends In the box,
llity gifts she has laid away from
to tim .
you wish to be pleasantly located
the winter. why not take a suite at
‘ ‘ rates
, UT the outvbnlences.
to show rooms and give rates.
In
. 4 claw YORK crrv.
.mse. fI. IT—r "
'ivutm as
inn. senator coartaossy.
. h ,
.. on iflaw‘lhfslhlladiunl‘”"“ ‘
mulohlt of Norwalb. ten.
“but hg the district of
nesticut. has introduced a cur ”E
bill which h bought him eons
ously before e country as s lnsncler
'olf‘h h rank and the measure which
he on Is receiving distinguished
consideration. not onl in Washington.
but In the iailuea papers of the
country. no New York Post says of
If, that uestiou of
“WW: way.
refor-
mskes no to revolutionize
American honking but merely aims to
.do away with certain features which
are admittedly archaic. Many schemes
have been proposed In the last ten
years for putting the currency and
banking of this country on a more
scientific and effective basis, but not
one of them has aroused a really wide-
spread snd popular interest. This lack
of enthusiasm can perhaps be explain-
ed on the ground that, in one matter
at least this nation sees the wisdom
of linking haste slowly. Currency reI
form is needed and will come: but
the practical sense of ‘the industrial
community is against boldly launching
out on unknown seas in search of new
continents. Mr. Hill's measure repre
seats a cattslous putting forth from
shore. and It has been by such meth-
ods that the world's progress has for
the most part been made. i-lls blll abol-
ishes the distinction between the one
toms and the internal revenue receipts
public convenience requires and re
penis the law prohibiting the with
drawn! of more than 83. 000.000 per
month of its circulation by any nation
al bank. authorizes the rccoinage of silI
ver ‘dollars In the place or continued
purchases ofutew silver for subsidiary
coinage. permits the secretary of the
treasury to authorize such silver cer-
tificates and Uhitcd States notes as
public conveniencereaulres and re-
duces the minimum denomination of
the gold certificate from $20 to $10.
There is obviously no longer. any
reason for the distinction between one
toms and Internal revenue rec pts. It
is purely an antiquated polic' which
prevents the secretsry of the treasury
from depositing in the banks money
from the first source. along with that
from the second. The government's
credit and eflectiveness are not
strengthened by withholding from cirI
culation its customs Iecclpts; but in-
dustrial interests are materially hamp
cred. And as regards the provision
which prevents a national bank from
withdrawing more than 83.000.009 per
month of its circulation. that unques-
tionably wot-ha against the very end
that is seafront-Iii increases rather
than dimlnlshesifite inelastic“! of the
currency. It would seem as f there
could be no real opposition to Mr.
Hill‘s measure, unless, possibly. it
should come from the silver mine own-
era in connection with the provision
to recoln the existing dollars for sub
sidiary coinage. or from a certain eleI
maul which may be afraid to trust the
secretary of the treasury with a larger
discretion In handling the funds In his
charge than he now posses. Perhaps
In neither case is the feeling strong
enough to defeat the bill but, on the
other hand certain vagaries of the
ipresent secretary—mas have convinced
a good many people that the treasury
lIaiready has enough discretion.
Congressman Hlll.
(New Haven header). .
We notice that from Maine to Cali-
fornia the abiest newspapers are. en-
doising the Hill hill and saying kind
words concerning this ac.th congress
man from Connecticut. whoae energy
and keenness of brain has won him
high with among the leading men of
congress.
Congress will not do its duty lf'it
falls to make the currency system as
perfwt as possible. It Is not safely
perfetit now. The Hill bill proposes tr
make it more nearly so and as leading
naturism—Kid was
t It IIIII'I‘ was...
.Iqu sorrows concurs: r can an or nu III. II
mun rams.
resists emit . ‘ in alcohol.
.IsInes lettsnus. Ravine and McMillan Sta. Cincinnati. 0.. Capt. 25.1903.
wrote:
the kidneys having tried several so-c
Iln now entirely cured of all ailments.
troubles
Kidney diseases demand an m tich
(onccntratud remedy that can be iakcItI
fteuently. Icgularly without Interrup
tion. Because Kidncy- Wort Tablets
can be canted in the pocket and taken
as often as Irectlons call for an aston-
ishingly large number of men and wom-
on have been cured of kidney diseases
Insist upon
DR.
Tablet
ILICTIONC iN CANADA.
‘.ST JOHN N. 8.. Dec. 1.—-A g-ener
al election throughout Canada which.
will decide the fate of the urier gov
erumcnt. Is believed to pending.
and although the writs for polling the
votes have not yet been Issued It is
thought the House of Commons may
be dissolved within the next month
or six weeks. The campaign In the
Atlantic provinces has already begun.
candidates having been placed in nomi-
nation in many constituencies
According to the British Noilh
America act. a code of laws dtawn up
at the time of the. federation of the
Canadian provinces III 1887. s govern-
-me.ni at Ottawa can administer the af-
out consulting the electors.
cut liberal govornmcnt. of which the
Right Hon. Sir Wilfrid Laurier Is preI
mier. can remain In nillce under the
laws another year, but It is not custo
retain. power more than four years
wlthIIIII appealing to the people.
fairs of the country five years with-.
The pres» ‘
nary for a political party in Canada to.
“I have suffered for some time with severe pains in my bac.k near
alled remedies all to no avail. Was In-
duced to try Dr. Pcttlngill's Kidney- -.Wort Tablets and can safely any that l
Have had no recurrence of the old
pains and would cheerfully recommend Kidney Wort Tablets for all kidney
"Thank you for the amount of good the Tablets have done me."
that seemed hopelessly fastened upon
them.
Find out what your symptoms mean.
Write to Consultation rtmsnt its
College It» Iurilngtan. t. for “‘0.
candid advice. If ”u have Iaokacha,
Piercing or Iumlng pain or lad Up
Ins, it is danger-Cue to "main in doubt.
PETTINDILL '3
Kidney- Wort
1'th OUR!
MIG.“
sutrs AGAINST RAILROAD.
NEW HAVEN. nI-c. l.4-~AInoIIg.tht
ilOll) suits returned in the Superlo.
'(‘ourt toda: were a number broughI
against the New York. New Haver
and Hartford Railroad. as a result oi
the atcidcni at Sandy Hook. Octobe
in 1902 The plaintih‘s and the dam
aces claimed nrc. Mamb- liowen. $2.
IIIIIII; \Villlum Hoyle taco: Elizabeth
tl‘ l‘le'li'}. 32000; [tunic RIIrIIII ii. 000;
James l4. Hackeit. $2.00": Patrick Ken
nay. 33.4.4100 Ellrulicth Lawley. 32. 000;
Elisabeth Mahan. $8.000: all of Water
bury: aud Josephine Weber Naugn
tuck. $1,600.
_.~
BIG COTTON SHIPMENT.
SEATTLE. Wash, Dec. l.——l-‘ortyI
five hundred bales of southern cotton
Ihi largest shipment cvcr carried by
on of the Nippon Yusen Kainhs boatt
from Seattle, will leave on the Kit
Jun Maru tomorrow. II III worth about
8250000. The. ieascl also takes 3.001
.qus of flour, worth Sl“0 000.
\lailOrders Prompt
Ad
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coff‘c (ribbing I‘lIIIIclIIs I‘Imi
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in" l! and me. "5.; our special pn 4e.
w
24¢
ilnnclers- endorse it why should con-
Kresn fail to adopt. it?
We do not think a satisfactory an~
swer to‘ihia-qneatlon can be given.
In behalf of a great number of Con
necticnt people who have carefully
congress The header desires to offer
[congratulations and express words of
approval of his publII service and en-
thtisiastic work. “By their fruits ye
shall know them" Is as good a msxlqu
in public life as It Is in the work of
the church.
I “LiBERTAD'B” TRIAL TRIP.
Liberiad. built on the (Ylytlc for Chill.
and which, it is claimed. Russia b: in-
in lo purclt " . with the battle (‘ousiiI
in on bttilt the sam country left
lllI" Clyde this afternoon on a is hour!
continuous steamer trial and also to '
Item Iter guns. Admiral Simpson of
the (Indian pay was on board. He
iIléIcllm-d dlscuss the negotiation“
Iwiib Russia but It Is understood that
the latter will docile. the question of
the pnrchassv'olflic Mberiad after the
iprmtent trial of that vessel.
; WANTS TO BE CONGRESOMAN.
I ST. LOUIS Dec. l-Mrit Ruth
Bryan writing to Miss Zoo Akins.
artist husband. William Homer Lea-
vltt has decided to remain at Humans-
ville Mo. where the couple have been
guests since their marriage and next
sear seek the Republican nomination
for Congress in the Seventh District.
-.——-e—
NEW HAVEN.Dec.1.—Ths appeal
of (line; Imogene Bennett, widow of
4‘ P “0.8. Bettina. from certain «org
o.tbe‘ probate court in relation to
will of her late husband. was entered
Counsel
ifor In J. Bryan. executor of the
will. w also enter an appeal. but may
not do so for several days and the
i lice-ember 6.
$1 BONDS was, vsItosaaIL'r concenrasni.
NNWNNT. at. pea 1.4m Van-
derhllts phyalciaii.Dr Anderson. said
“ il‘l- 'lllt mug” the it
. ' a
Ind Safe Is Savmai «cu decided uni" "
should go to whom-*3 an-
derbilt estate in some. mien
land she made the journey from the
Intact cottaee. to which she was taken
.
W
watched Congressman Hill's career in 4
" ‘ ‘l ASI‘ 0W. De'. l.——-Tht battleship .
(lift in the world Would not look well ' ' ( ‘
“Bryan leavltt daughter of William J. ‘
daughter of the chairman of the Repub- 4
heart state committee says that her .
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3 high-Grade
Curtains .
I at prices much less than ovdi.nary Is a nine
Curtains and Bed Sets.
Nottingham Lace l‘
Notiinguam Lace Bed Sm.
The showing is unsure l\ .llllltillc inc
designs are. t e no“ II III; axle. sit the.
latest. and prim» mm commuter-d arr
ilis loucu [.th act as)" hit at A «tread
some line of palle‘rnk and two "mm
lliftecp Il‘fllls.,4N|I|¢s patterns. north are arts. aIIt at ;5_ II II \I l\.
u! all stirrup-rt»; Clillqutil.y. esIIa quality;
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'14.". Sheets
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Al Lc'c ilss Cut ill Iaierlll by the Ian
Benched tones Sheets.
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. 4epted and
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fiancee.
Hiram H Fox. a Chamber of the
state board of arbitration and media-
tion and a locomilvc engineer on the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
road. met with an accident at Grand
Central Station last. Saturday after-
noon.
Mr. Fox is the engineer of the. 12:06
express from New Haven and when III
leached Nets York city Saturday after
noon lte wanted to stbp down froth
his engine and oil up. In making foI
the step he stumbled ‘and fell injurIuI,
his back and also suffering several new
vsre sprains.
Hi fireman. John J. Skinner. J11. of
Greenwich avenue. New Haven. assist-
ed Mr. Fox to the station. wheie It was
found he was quite severely Injured
He was huriied to New Haven on the
next train leaving New York. and tak-
en to his home. 360 Howard lvmlui'.
Dr. Smith was summoned and tub.
vised that Mr. For he put to bed. II
was stated at the. house Sunday that
it will be a number of days before Mr.
IiI‘ox Is again able to go out. Thai
‘ower limbs of Mr. Fox are quite se-
verely injured and be Is practically up 1
able to move. ‘
I
2.. l
wears moo pea ANNUM. '
Value of Services Rendered by Miss'
Katherine Kupfcr.
Stoddard. Marsh & Bosrdntan, Iii-1
tomeys for Katherine Kupfar oi Hridgc- 1
port. yesterday filed an amendment to II
her claim in the appeal of thc mmmla-
aloners of the George P Glimuu cstatc. E
In which she claims that the reason i
able value of thee s4cniccs was :2 mm
per you.
Miss Kupfer still reserves her right
to have reviewed the action of tin-
court in sustaining the demurrer of
the Bridgeport Trust Co.. to the?
amended substituted statement, which
was filed two weeks ago, and asks
’hat the amended substituted state-
ment be made to road:
"The reasonable value of said scr-I
vice (meaning the work of painting1
and decorating done for bir. (IIIIIIIIIII
was twenty-live hundred IS2TIIIIII doi-l
tars pcr vear.
“The claim aforesaid is based upon;
'he time spcmt by the plaintiff and.
the benefit conferred upon and tic-I
received by the said I
George F. Gilman iu the employment '
described and peribrmcd as store
said.“
CANAL TREATY ARRIVES AT
OLON.
COLON. Dec. l.——8 a. m. The Pans-l
Ina steamer City of Washington. from 1
New York. Nov, 24. having on board I
‘he canal treaty. arrived at Colon early 4
’hls morning. Senor Esprilla. the Min- .
later for Foreign Affairs of the count» :
‘lc of Panama arrived here from Pan- i
ama last night, and the treaty was
turned over to him this morning. lie ‘
hen returned to Panama. taking the
reatv with him. i
The United States cruisers Atlanta‘
end Nashville and the auxiliary cruiser
Mayflower, have arrived here. The
United States battleship Maine and
the auxiliary cruiser Dixic are also
here
sacnsisuoe HARTV neeaars. I
ST. DOUIS, Mo. Dec. 1,—Amid
cheers from several hundred, parishI
toners congregated at the Union Sta-
tion yesterday. Archbishop Harty de-
parted for San Francisco on his wav to
his new work In Manila. Archbishop
Harty was accompanied by his secre-
tary . Monsignor Fowler.
ELECTIONO IN MASSACHUSETTS. I
BOSTON Dec l—-Seven Massacbu l
setts cities or holding municipal elecI
tions today. They arc:
favorable to a large vote.
face more nearly Ideal.
' ’tfit‘ihdau
Ranker duels
Months ago we made extenslvc preparations for
HANDKIRCHIIF LlNl. Today we are showing the
line that was ever shown In these parts.
For Children
Fancy boxes containing white or colored bordered handkerchlcfs, at
15c box. 25c box and up.
Fancy bordered school handkerchicfs, pretty designs 25c per doseu.
For Women.
At [00
Beginning at the lowest price, we have hundreds of various Item-
stitched designs, small corner. embroidered. fancy borders Ill neat pat-
ters and assorted colors.
Handsome lace trimmed edges. initials. all linen
I. At 100
Women's Plus Swiss Embroidered.
Women's Fine Lace and Hematitched.
Women's Fine Plain Linen Hem stitched.
A! 12 [-20
Women's fine Swiss embroidered.
Women's fine Swiss Itemstltchcd embroidered
Women's tine Swiss, lace edge.
Women's line Swiss lace and embroidered.
Women's fine pure linen hetnsiltclted.
Women's fine Initial, hemstitched.
At 25¢:
Women's extra line Swiss embroidered.
Women's extra line. Swiss embroidered and hemstitched.
Women‘s extra line lace trimmed.
Women's extra line lace trimm III and embroidered.
Women’s extra line sheer all linen ltcmstitched.
Women's extra line linen hand embroidered initial.
Women's all silk. Initial hemstltched.
Women‘s lace trimmed with sheer linen centres.
At 300
super one. embroidered
supet tine lace trimmed.
Women‘s super fine lace trimm ed and embroidered
Women's super tine embroiderel and ltemstltched
[If 750, $1.00 and 31. 5Q
The best kinds of lace and cIIIIIroIdered.
For Men.
At 50
Large size cotton Itcntstlichud III plain white and fancy borders.
' AI [00
Men's white Itemsllttlicd linen.
Men's white hemstlII-Lted satin stripe border all white. men's fancy
botdcr hcmstltched, mcn'sJaponct OI I'ougcc Initial at 121/44.
Men' I; all linen ltcmstitchcd.
\ien' s fancy border Itcmsiitcbcd.
Men' s Initial henistltched
Illcn' s mcrIerIzed hemstltchcd.
Rotter grades at 25 50 7b and 81. no
the HOLIDAY
most complete
lli‘mllllli'llt'll. etc.
Women's
Women’s
Fltchburg. i(Intcs' privatt- ,\lll ht Roxana. which l(".fl
Vlarlboro New Bedford. Northampton gNew Orleans about a week ago fut Pott
Pittaiieid Quincy and Waltham. The: A.rihur Tex.. and tcpotied as long m4
weather today was clear and cold and 'erdue, has reaciicd bet destination in
. waist). '
FELL WHILE FOX HUNTING.
ROME. Dec. l.—-Although Ambunsu~
dor Meyer Is confined to his bed as a
result of a fall from his horse yester-
day while fox hunting in the outskirts
of Rome, his injuries are of a slight
npturc.
YACHT ROXANA SAFE. i
HOUSTON 'lt\., D0414 l.—-.lolm “.
CALL 58-2.
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I Seymour’ sStOre
000D THINGS 1'0 EIIT.I
The Particular Houscvfife
Demands the heat to be found on the market. We have the good things that will help her to make the daily
Ivory meal will be astllfaotlon' and every purchase an enconomy, if you do you: buying
here where the stock is "turned" so often that the goods are always fresh. A few tempting bargains for the
The liberal patronage that our store received for the Thanksgiving feast demonstrates that
our eflort sin placing before the public the best food products. at popular prices. has been appreciato
ed. Thanks to our many patrons for a record sale.
purchase; if so. tell your friends; if not. let us hear from you.
We feel confident that satisfaction was in every
9 a I
Remember
. We are still on deck and are fully able to cater to your wants with the best stock of STAPLE
AND FANCY GROCERIES to be found ANYWHERE. Our constant endeavor will always be to
deserve your continued patronage.
THIS IS THE PLACE TO BUY GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
Charles E. Seymour, leading Grocer. 33 West Washington Street.
will!
weak. , .. .-
H. AND I. PINI GRANULATID IUG AR, ............... . .................................. 10 LBS. FOR 49c.
Irmaar ILOIN canuanv IUTTER,.(-;iwaya the fiII—a-at). ........ . ............................... La. 27?
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VIIIY has? MOCI-IAAND JAVA co "It. («3th flavor), 4. ........................ can POUND. 30¢.
6 lbs. Choice California Prom 26:. I‘ But Milk Crackers. lb. 8c.
3 lbs. Large bloaty France. see. fiHIOIAUm lest Soda Crackers. lb. 5°-
11. Fancy Italian Prunes, lb. 122' ' V Lemon or Ginger Cakes. lb. 5c.
2 ill. Choice lvaDI AM ass. g cw ; 1- Native Potatoes. (cool: this). pk 23c.
s Ivan. Peaches, as... W" °' .m" 9"."9" rm. Yellow Turnipa, peck 15:
3 fly June Peas. 25s. 5..- I In. Pure Black Pepper. 2“
Halos Quasi-Carri, can lie. lest Crop Tea. (all kinds). lb. 50c.
naps Cad Wildfire. at; 26s. a" an}; loans. at. :3):
W M W ass as. It I
can cite... biases, 3 la. its. New Lean not, lb. isc.
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