,
l
.,
any”; I“
lomc'Of sands Claus
more appropriate name could be found for our 'roy Department this
I it conIAliil ill the “fell novel ties In Ionian and domestic TOYS
‘ l . BOOKS AND “RIMES .lill‘llllill‘lljmlmlLIA.
DOLLS
wAlk.‘ talk laugh cry and sleep In all sizes from to to so. 00.
. -BOOK$ , * Ia
. “Henty s" series for boys and all styles for small children he to it fill.
' GIMED‘
All the. lateit publications and an enormous variety, no to SI». 00
TOYS
Till“.3 Iron. Wood and 25 styles mechanical novelties lie to :3. no
t “we. have everything tn'bdn in toys and our assortment cannot
the country. Remember elntported all onrdtlils and foreign
wldh Allies us to sell them st to here prices and save the customer
t 20 per cent.
lit the other departments will he found an enormous vIIrlety of gifts fol
such as
at Glass.
" Chiba and Glass.
billde and Wine Sets.
Plush and Celluloid Novelties.
Fancy Lamps and Clocks.
.lardlnlers and Pedestals.
and Cutlery. Pocket. Books and Hand Raga.
us until Bags. Musical Instruments.
‘ng hundreds of other articles wh lcb will make. both useful and beautiful
Artistic Furniture
‘ t 9.0m- furn‘lture Department is a distinct feature of the establishment. the
.deslgns, shapes and finishes ex cell those of all previous years Be-
_ has It in of many useful gifts.
. .. ' Debit!
it c cabinets.
80M 'l‘libles.
(3th pasta and Buffets.
llufli! Alid Miter Racks.
Tabosrsttss.
_. .
a.
Fancy Chairs and Rockers.
Parlor and Library Tables.
(touches and Divans.
tlomblnatlon Cases.
mucking Cases.
Medicine Cabinets.
JA Ailll India Beats. Wall POBkets.
Par or and Brio-s-Brac Cabinets. Pictures.
w
« WI HAVE THE RIGHT THING FOR EVERY PERSON AND THE
RIDHT PRICE FOR EVERY PURAE.
Beginning Thursday December 10. our store will be open every evening
until striations.
S. STURIEVANT
South Norwalk. Conn
ewmg MaChInes
4 The National Sewing Machine Company“ Manufacture a High
tirade Machine to be sold at popular prices for cash.
), We have selected their bests selling numbers and offer them as
'tolldwl; " ‘ ‘ ‘ 1 I'll
‘ “THE PAVEWAY"—-‘A drop head machine. Oak
Table with Three Drawars, and full set of attachments, for
~¥ $14.50.
‘ . “THE VINDEX”—-—An Automatic Drop Head. Oak
Tablemith five Drawers and full set of attachments for
'h s. 0....
_..... .... 9319.50.
“Tl-IE ELDREDGE”-—A Drop Head Machine, Oak
Table with five Drawers. Iron Pitman. best manufacture.
$25... mum
“THE ELDREDGE"-— Automatic Drop Head.- Oak
Table with fire Drawers. oval ends and swell front.
. $12959.
THE company's GbARANTEE FOR FIVE YEARS
Writ sacs MACHINE. * . , . _ ..
DICKERMAN&SON
84 Washington Strut. Sort!h quut.
‘. I.
VI. " 5 M
Do not disturb your tires oftener than is neces-
sary. Keep your range and furnace free from ashes
and seat; they will then be It and cook better. See
that every grate is kept perfectly level: otherwise the
draught. seeking the highest point of escape will be
through one side of the tire. To keep a low fire. open
the {prance door and let the draught be across the top
6? the liraitmlcss you have a check damper.‘ m which
disc regulate by that. Avoid bends and angles in the
Amoke and heater pipe. ' j ". \ t5 1'31“
John If. Ferris.
A
sell—yon filly—both happy.
resort pv wannabes arms:-
sassszs.
HIC G 1 at ed for a
.Irmdgfileg It?‘ 3‘9 III 15R 515 believe.
Jolt suchow’akla trunkmalter, has
been shot and "k‘lll'e'IF’Tlle crime It!
attriblited by. the miles to union pick
eta of the' striking tanners of the Ame-
ricaa Ride a heather Company al
though the victim was a member of tits
tooled. In his pockets are found a
WN nu. Doc. 9.—Thc
ml cqnalder “the
, nit, Miss Illu-
as Bransileld.
death by violence
infant of which
certificate or deposit for 1.300, 080 in
WHOM - ._ money aadagold WOW!“
“0 down tbe street leaves . . Wren ‘
. W, occupants at a- . . _
g - mover-y auricular-WNW
mm in
mm-mmmi
as 1000 an W's Antes
tension movement xiii: takes stress
m- will as allowed
lt’la a amt R an
“I m; In! aha University of “dam hilt!
Lona new I
III All mains“
and About Rotations.
writ man whoilookb as i he had
NI lat friend III no d Igor of b
crushed by the" «pompous unless
he “cheers up." eope are not going
out of their way nowadays to associate
with the man-of mourul’ul nnd melan-
clloly appearance. They are afraid he
will tell them his troubles and they
steer clear of him as they all have
... . of their own.
'.ill‘ moat universal cause of the for-
torn and hopeless appearance today Is
dyspoptla. lI llllllllll a man for every
duty of life aml causes him to become
.I pontlem and sloshy and necessari-
I_. his looks do not belle his feelings.
HO appears cast down and dejected
and becomes a burden to himself and
humanity to must
StIIIIrI' s Dyspop ln‘ 'l‘ublets are the
dvspeptl'n' s certain relief. They do the
onk that his stomach is unable to do
illlfl‘ by relieving tlIIIi organ of Its bur-
dens. permit it to regain its health and
strength and uguln become III-live IInd
useful In its funcllous. They content
all the essentlal Ingredients that I-ntI-I
into the digestive fluids ud secretions
of the stomach IIIId they actually take
up the work and do It Just as a healthy
round stomach wuuld.
By this means a man can go right
ahead with his work and eat enough
to keep him in proper working condi-
tion. Illa avstem is not deprived of
its necessary nourishment as it is In
the case of the “starvation cure" or
the employment of some of the first
class chicken foods now on the market.
Starvation even if it ‘WPI’I' a good
thing. could not. be. continued long
enough to effect It cure; for a disorder-
ed and worn out stomach ls notgolug
to become strong and beallhv in two
or three days.
Stuarts ilyspIpsln 'l‘ableIs att IIII
turslly betuuao they cont in natural
Illgcstlves. The principal component
parts are aseptic pepslu. IIlIIiI Illaslase
and other ingredients with like prop-
crties that do tbo‘ work regardless of
the condition of the stomuch. ’l‘lIIII-II
is no unnatural or violent disturbance
of the digestive organs as the result
of their action. In fact. the existence
of the stomach ls entirely forgotten
as soon as they have had time to be.-
glu their operations. They also pos-
sess verv curative and healing proper-
ties and assist the stomach in genius
well, while relieving it of its work.
They perform the duties of both nurse
and physician.
Stuart's Dyspepsia "I‘ablcts are for
sale by all druggists at 50 cents u box
and there is very little danger of any
drugglst trying to scll you somethlpv
else in its place that is “just as good".
They are so we‘l established and have
done so much good in the world that
their name. has become a household
word: so the usual warning, “Accept
no substitute," ls unnecessary in the
cusp of Stuart‘s Dyspepsia Tablets.
DONOTW
NEW FIVE HOUR TRAINS
NEW HAVEN. Dec, 9.——Oillolal IIII
bouncement was made yesterday that
the new live hour train between New
York and Boston will he started next
Monday. leaving each terminal at 5
o'clock. It will be known as the Men
chania' Limited Expressrand its equip-
ment will be of similar character to
that of the two limited trains now
running. The new Sunday train on the
Hartford division, commencing next
Sunday will leave New Haven at 8:50
a. In., reach. Springfield at i0135, leave
bat city at 3:20 and is duII to arrive at
New Haven at 5:05 p. mC. conneotln"
with the. New York express. This train
will stop at nearly all intermediate
stations.
SAVED A BOY‘O LIFE.
Mrs. Captain H. Hubard of Mli
o'rd Del. says: "Brazilian Balm ssv
Id my boy's life. He began just like
‘he one we lost with ocean. We gay:
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
'0 sleep and was all right in the morn-
FOSTER HEARING CONTINUED.
BRIDGEPORT. Dec. 9.—-’f‘he hearing
on the petition for the removal of Rus-
sell P. Foster as administrator of the
estate of Eliza Lefurgy Foster which
was down for a hearing In the probate
court today was continued until next
Thursday on request of counsel for the
heirs. ‘II‘oster married Miss Ilefurgy
with a wife living from whom he did
not secure a divorce. Wife No.1 ap
neared on the scene and threatened
prosecution for bigalliy. Foster has
since resigned as administrator of the
estate of wife No. 2. Hawaii ordered
to give an accounting of the estate In
his hands today but. failed to appear.
and his counsel secured a continuance.
The estate is valued at about 84. 000.
WOMEN DO MORE
and endure more than men. They are
the strodser and more sniciant. When
they do break down it is commonly
through the nerves. or bad treatment
of some sort. Dr. David Kennedy'r
new medicine called Colours Solvent
to the remedy for women' s ills. Write
to the Cal-curs Company. handout N
Y.. for a free book, and sample bot
tie
ileBlI'I'AL CRIMINAL STOLE COAT
DANBUBY. Dec. 9.~Mllo Morgan
who recently served a term In atate
yrlaon as a habitual criminal was sen
‘euced in the cm court today. to thIr
. tye daya' Imprisonment for stealth
coal from the New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad. While Mor-
zan was in court II message was re-
"aired from Bridgeport saying. that
ihsrlff Hartley held a warrant for
M9 rada' l arrest
from the. Bridgeport .tall.
VERMONT REFUILICAN DEIAD.
FAIR HA Vt... Dec. 9.— all
Allen, , , of_ the Republican
State Qoliltili and a prominent bus-
'.Ings‘sf man, dlgd‘am Inlay.
Alien ilaiié hben prominent
motor
tlItsnder Hm
skit. mltgboldlcctureamtblatomadstt
per-a. .
3.. “4......
tilt-l l ‘
on the charle of steal-3
In‘g‘ property releasing to "IE them Kennedy’s m
aged worms
an ill less thn is
weelr‘ ‘wlfll pheiimbnia. Melanin list...
a
mutually In Yamaha“ ’ w .
Hillier iiII’BSl
Stratford Glarayman
Must face a sensational
tillargo Preforréd by Miss
holistic Sister. former
Member of tits Church
.F‘mw .
Last night luv. (bullies Seymour
"Illlt’lt'k‘ of the Nelghborbt‘md I-lIIIrI-b.
Strudel-IL was arrested Ill the close
of church on a sensitloual charge
arising from ollcged window with II
young lady. formerly II member of his
church. The warrant. which was lasu
ed at ii: 45 by Prosecuting Attomey
Platt, of Milford wIIs Immediately
placed in the hands of Iloputy Sheriff
Mallory. of Milford. who went direct
ly to Stratford and aim hunting fol
Mr Bullock flnnlly located him at the.
home of one of his pnIlshlouI-Is on
King street, and the waIIunt was serv
ed. Mr, llullock was taken in Milford
accompanied by William ll. 'I‘ultle.
The clergyman was released on tint)
bonds by Judge Hepburn.
The young woman, Miss lsnbellc
Shallor, who is the IIIoIlIeI- of the
child, of which it is alleged Mr. llul~
lock Is the Inlllt.’l‘_ is now ll resident.
of Milford. The child was born last
September. ’l‘be. mother is of n well
known and highly respectuble family.
and it is said that when the fut-ts ht"
come. known llt‘l‘ reputation will suffer
but little. She is better known ill
Bridgeport than. in StratioI-d. illu-
was formerly coIIIIIII-Ied with the
SmItlI (‘lIIII'I-b. (illllt'l‘l street. in
Bridgeport. and foot: letters from lili'l‘t‘
to the Neighborhood church. After the
unfortunate affair slII- withdrew from
the t.‘.lllll‘t'll and become II IIIcIubI-I of‘
“mother church in that town. llI-spltI
the “legitimacy of the child she is
esteemed by the church' to which she
belongs had still I‘t'laillri her member-
Iblp. Some months ago she removed
‘0 Milford.
It was not the illlt‘lllltlll of the and
barium to serve the warrant until
today, but as the report 'ltIIIl become
spread about that an arrest would be
made. It was doomed advisable to bus-
'.uu matters. uhd consequently Rev.
Mr, Bullock was taken into I‘ustody
earlier than was at first intended. Efr
forts were made ltl have him arrested
on a more serious IIlIm'gII_ but the
crime which if was alleged he conv
milled was ll year ago, and us nothing
had been done about II llt‘l'tll'i'. the
prosecuting attorney stated that it is
now too late. Had tiltI more serious
charge been made. the case would
have come before the Il‘alrflvld coun-
tv authorities‘ but- as It now stands.
the. matter will be heard In New Ha.
yen county. for the charger. brought
must be by the town where the mother
01’ the child lives or expects to live.
Rev. C. S. Bullock 'wIIut to Strut.-
rol'd soon after the close of the Span-
ish- American war, in which he served
Is a chaplain of win tcers. Before
going to Sir‘utfold he had charge of
a thumb of May-wood Ill. u subIIIb
of Chicago. He is about tits years of
age. married and has three I-mlIllIlIeu
He has been engaged in Iellglous work
or several yenIs past. He was fol
ulerly n cadI-I at Wet-II Point. but for
mule reason left the United States
service and became identified with the
Salvation Army. He then became an
evangelist, traveling through the.
country. but spend ag..t,bc hrcatcr part
of his time in Oh o and llinols. lie
was secretary of the Y. M. C, A. at
Fremont. Ohio. for sometime. Hewas
lug." For sale by R. H. Plaistsd, I" also engaged in religious work In Ja~
H. Baxter. and The Clifford Phar males for a shoIt time. He was a
many. " candidate for the pastorate of tho‘
Biratford (kmgregailoual church no.1
fore aeeptlug the charge of the Ad
\ent. chapel which has since become.
the Neighborhood church.
What the chuIclt ulll do in regard.
to the case. is a matth of conjec-Itule.
but. it Is believed that a meeting w'lll
be called and action taken.
I seams soIroa one. I
NEW ORLEANS Dec. 9.———.lacob
Hasslnger for many years proprietor;
of the German Gazette and pIesidcutI
of the German Savings Bank and Trust
Company, and also of the Germans
insurance Company, of New Orleans.
died last night, aged seventy-five
years.
{FLORIDA FAVORO ROOOIVILT.
JACKSONVILLE. Fits. 9.-At a
meeting of the. prominent Republicans
of FIorlda. in this cltv- last night. it
was unanimously decided to support
President Roosevelt far the president-
al nomination. .
IIIIII nus Inn
A Typical Litter la Dr. David laabatiy‘a
tab W Dr. Iaasady‘t New Mac.
Cit-:03 0M1.
Gilbéri l". lencdy, “has Dr. pnxehw
Bow. Roi-Ideal, N. Y.. mam
following letter from one‘
ruminant men In Utica. N.
Sosa not. will: his name used pablicl!» '
Duos, N. Y March 10,1902.
Mr ”gulf. Kennedy—-
1 received a sample bottle of Dr. DIIIid
‘mcdicine, Oalm'sol.
mt,afcwmontbsago. Imgreutl y
WW with it and decided to try I largo
tile.
WW three W of
llrfflhcbhaa.udt am pleaacdto Inform
ntIIauba‘vc mostly benefited by
Random-leer :fiu cured. Hmyksld-
of the would
Y. but. who
ilwlli not)! will mob-am
“handfuls-rand a-dt.
alas. . ~
«~1an wouldmd bottle
which! Prlaa Mam bob-IA ‘
.docs not cure.
fibroblasts maria itself “rainfall: ‘
urn k mu. moi? ’5
, at Frank lashrfl.
in Ibm .luyabf “increased cost for
n‘nrly all nscabbnrles of life, it Is par-
I'IIIIIIly bleach; to. and a chance In.
JIM what In pf gI'I-II Ir value thpn ulll
Ilm- lleullh. for a tr tllng I'IIIm.
lI‘ruuk thin-I. the popular drugslst
IhIIIIIglI ll spI-Ilul IIIrIIIgemIInI he bu».
IIIuIlI- wlib the DI. liownrd (‘.o is anI
to belittle I 00 ct Ill. size of lht‘ll
celebrated III: fol‘ the tune of con-
etlpntlou and dyspepsia. at bull [llli‘l‘
25 cents. As each bottle contains till
doses. this makes the coat less thIII
hnlf u cent II dose.
So confident in Mr. lluxtor that the
specific wIIl do all that is claimed for
If. that he sells it on his owu‘pI-rsoual
guarantee III refund the money If it
Out of III.- IIIIII.lI'I~IlI
of pnekugcs be bus sold. only two
I-Inuomers huve asked to have lbelr
mcnIy refunded. tie wlll continue to
sell the I‘IIIundy in this way and wnnl
The ‘entluel to tell its lt‘lltit'lrt Hill!
”I‘. llonur'd II spec file is IIlIsolIIlI-l;. lIt' I
unless it cures. Even then. the cost
is less than but! :I (Will II dose. ubonI
25 cents for it month‘s Il‘t'tlllllf‘nl.
Won't you call on Mr. llIIxtI-r I'lllii
hear what he bus to say about this l‘fI-
lluble remedy? till I”:
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PRESIDING ELDERS MEE'I.
To PromOIe the interests of the Church
and Consider Important Matters.
lit')i-l'l‘ON. Dec. 9.—-<As Illl experi-
ment the presiding elders of the Melbo~
dlsI (‘lIIII'clI of New England bold II
convention i'l this city. This was the
first of II series proposed to |lI'Om(llt'
the interests of the church and for the
IIoIIslIlI-I'IIIIIIII of conditions in various
districts. About twenty presiding
I No Irs of the six Methodist I- oIIfIIIelIcIIs
III New England w‘eIe pIesIInI II‘IH'I:
renting IlII MuiIIII. East Milllli'. New
liuIIIpslIlrII. Vermont. 'I‘I‘oy‘nnd New
York blunt Districts. lies. \Vlllurd T.
PIII'riII. presiding elder of the Mouton
IlIsrriI-I I.II‘ NI‘W England. presided. liev.
(‘. S. Nutter. of the NI. Albuus district
of the \'III'IIIoIIt (‘.Inli'IIreuI-c. read It pu-
pI-r on. “The Presiding Elder us It
I'rooclIer," licv W. A. ltlcburds. of thI
New Hampshire district. of IbII NI‘W
York district of the New York ldunt
(‘.IIIIi‘I‘II'IIIIcII. spoke upon “The l’ustorul
Function of the l’rcsldlng Elder." and
lIIIv. (‘ .\. SoIIIlIard. 0|" Watterville, Me ..
representing the Augusta district of
tho MIIinII conference. presented It pu-
[lt‘l‘ upon “Methodist Evangelism in
New England-th the Country.“
T0 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Dromn Qlllnlm‘ Tablets
All druggists Iefund the money if it
falls to cure. n. W. Grove' 3 signstIIrI
IS on each box. 25c.
IN Two TOWNS.
Discovery Made in thchfleld Coun-
ty School Dlatrlci.
WINRTl-‘Z ll t‘oull llec tl.~ III order
to settle beyond a doubt whether .lo-
sIIplI A. Rood, who was elected sec-
ond seleciumn of New Hartford at
town election "I ()ctobeI" was really
a resident of that tcwn or of llarwln-
ton. and whether the school building
recently built by the town of liar-
wlnton is in that town or New llnrt-
ford. the aelectmcu of ’.both towns
met today and resurveycd the
boundary. They used the original
IIIIIveI of the towns laid out in 17.. ’.
A little (“or two thirds of the bouu.
darles weIe .wfllllitl)(’tl today estab
llshlng the fact that flood is a legal
resident and officer-of New Hartford
and that the. school building is on the
line, which rum: through the center
of the building. When the survey is
completed tomorrow. It will be. possl
tle-Iy known where the greater part
of the building lies.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
In us III on Inn: nun
Bears the .
Signature of
SHOW EVIDENCE OF THE STRAIN.
C. D. Barclay Rode Four Hours won
a Brakes Rib and Many Bruiuau-
NEW YORK Dec. 9.~Neariy MPItbe
riders in the six day valid at Madison
Squalc Gal den showed evidence of‘the
strain at daylight this planting. The.
sole topic of discussion in the camps
of the Ilders was the. show of pluck
made by C D Barclay, who rather
han Llelk his contiact with the man-
oaemcut continued to ride while suf
ferlng from a broken left rib and num-
ber ess bruises which he had received
in a fall shortly before midnight
Barclay‘s pain was so great thathe
could not reach out his hand to take
food from his trainers while riding.
His helpers announced without any at-
tempt st concealment that. they had
given him large dosep or. what they
termed dope before he returned to the
track.
Franz KIebs did all he could to re-
lieve his partner, Barclay. by return
ing to the frank frequently This ra
pldl'y slipped his strength and he too
wpa famed to lose some laps.
At half past six o'clock Barclay and
Rettlch retired from the. Iacc Bar
clay had then ridden nearly four hours
in agony. lie had to be assisted to
his quarters. Rettlchs partner Gou
301th. teamed with Franz Klobs
.cl‘ay‘s partaer.‘ This left but. tyre e
. Win the race out. of the seventeen
.. started.
The 00 o'clock scoréiwaa as followa:
C atenet- Breton ‘f-lwander Butler
Wooten
about at. Bedell ,
«filler. and w
N‘Hfiflu- and 8 la Keegaa-Iioren
1me 7 .Iaps: Daliaon and Vander-
antI‘l .087 and I: l-‘rsna Krebs and
id 1.1.51“ R and Dave. and
h 097.100 4. ! .
W
WW
Jones, churning!!! :
‘° tiorf s'l cesium
fr the contain,
‘ 'fibngLs-M’ airman
Christmas arm In FurnlIuro.
A fine piece of Furniture is acceptable to any person-
and at any time. but perhap, it is more apprecultcd at
a
Christmas. It is useful and
sive, and it need not be a large article.
sting. It need not be expen-
If you visit our
Furniture Store you will be surprised at the variety of
pieces and the moderate prices attached to them.
Book Cases and Desks of Oak. Malloganghand Birds-
eye Maple.
tiful specimenS'of wood with
work
Hall Chairs. Desks and Piano
aIrs, beaua‘ .
quaint carvings and inlay
Rockers upholstered with damask. titian and leather.
Saddlcl‘s
any, and Mahogany finish.
Seat Rockers of Golden Quartcrcd Oak Mahog-
Slippcr Chairs of Oak and Mahogany.
Indian Seats.
Umbrella.
Racks. Tabourets. and Ta-
blcs that are pyro-ctchcd in arQstic designs.
Blacking Cases. and Foot Rests.
Very attractive and useful Bamboo Furniture. such as
Book Racks, Music Racks. Stools. etc.
25 cts.
Some articles at
Childrens Rockers and High- Chairs of wood and
reed.
Take the elevator from Carpet Store.
I
Dames.
A good Game will pay ior itself over and over by the
entertainment it provides.
There is nothing the. children
enjoy more or the “grown- ups" either.
we have hun-
dreds of Games, all the old is vorites and a lot of new ones.
Here are some of them.
linch“
of course and “Fit"
about which everyone is goin g crazy. also a Parlor Billiard
and Pool Table of good size.
I‘III'lIII' t roquct.
llisko (Inn. it gmuc for target
pI‘IIctIcc.
llurIIuIII's i'ircus.
i.tl.\l in tile Fort-xi.
Tilt“ Klondike.
I'Iuscblel for Boys.
Admit-v Rucc tiuIIIt‘.
Night licfnrc t’lIrNIIIIIs.
liIII-r :IIIIl liriluin \\';II'.
Merry (in Round.
\\'lIiI‘l-.'I-.\lobilc.
llclIIIu.
l’.’II\'|Icsj,
(‘IIIIIiIiIIIIlu “Harlin. smut-I'dl
styles and prices,
The Pretty \IIiug'c.
The l-‘isllpuml. ]
Tl‘ilt‘ \Vitlt‘l'llK‘itlli I’;..:lI.
iHIIllilIlli.
'l‘ilt' iii‘lillti). ’
l’III'tuIIIK \\ heel.
.\i.‘t".~i~tll of Happiness.
.\l:IIlIliII.
Lulln. 4 i
.\l'riI‘:III i)llti“'<'l'.
In addition there are many entertaining Picture Puz-
zles. and Dissected Maps. Checker Boards are from 10 cts.
up.
For Dolly '5 Dress.
Sometimes it is a perplexing question what Dolly
shall wear but this year the style seems to run to wash
dresses. and we are selling.
l'lIIIII L'IIIIII‘I‘II |.;I\\'II~ ......
ilIIllIIi ‘i\\l\\ .\lll.\iill ..
(IIIIchl IlIIIIit\ ............
tI'cp-III in tVtIllll" ~iIIIIlI~
Silk \Iutllas
Silk Moussclinc
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SHIPBUILDING COMBINE TRUS-
TEE.
HARTFORD, Dec. 9.-Judgc Plan In
the United States Circuit. Court board
a petition of counsel for the Mercantile
Trust Company as lllliilt‘t“ in the suit
against the United States Sulpbulldlug
Company. the Eastern Shipinuldlng
Company, and James Smith as receiv-
er of the United States Shipbuilding
Company, allowing me complainant to
amend the bill of complaint so as III
include the New York Security and
Trust Company as u party to the suit.
Judge Plait passed an onion roaming
the petition
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REVOLUTION IMII'INENT.
A sIIIe ngu o. approaching remit
Ind serious trouble in your systemic
Iervousnoss. sleeplessuesa m stoni-
tcb upsets. . Electric Bitter will
Iulckly dismember the would
“buses. it never fails to: “maniac
:IOmaclI. regulate the Kidnevs
dowels. stimulate the Liver, and-clari-
y the blood. RIIII down systems
benefit pmtlcularly and all the usual
Ittending aches vanish under his
touching and thorough eifcciiroryaa.
Electric Bitters is only one and that is
returned if if dual give perfect sails
motion. Guaranteed by Frank H. Bax-
ter, Druggist.
ABSOLUTE
Genuine CARTER'S LlllLl‘I llilill PILLS
Flo unlit Signature of
' .urrlwd in the
CROWN Prime: 5 ART rasras
BERLIN, Dec. 9.—-It ,is learned that
Crown Prince
Frederick William's
tastes in on matters differ radicall;
from his father's, who,
it is well-
lIIIown. patronizes academic art styles
exclusively.
The crown prince on the
other hand. is an ardent admirer of im-
pressionism.
The prince lately pur-
chased a large number of'impression-
int posters and caricatures of :I Pots-
dum :ll‘l store. and it is said. rougishly
declared that part of them were intend-
ed :Is It present to the emperor.
KROONLAND ARRIVED SAFELY.
QUE INSTOWN,
Ireland. Dec. It:—
The Red Star line steamer Kroonlsnd
town. today without assistance.
iIIneI haxbor of Queens-
HPI
Isteering ge or was Illsubled yesterday
‘gmornlugx but she bud littlfiallfficully
Ill steering by means of l‘” twin
arrive The Kroonland as nine IIIIII-
gtilt’tf passengers on bosII. II is :Intlc-
a“ilpated that the passpn s of lllt‘
Kroonlnnd will be traits (I‘d in tin
Iwmu- Sal line’ steam? Tediiml.
which suits I‘rnm LII eipot‘tl ’today and
drum QIIIIIIIsIonn tonlurl'b‘ii‘I fin" ‘NI-w
l‘YO'k ‘
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a
‘mighty good t.\t'll.‘4t‘ fnr' III .IIIlIII: off :I
borrower.‘
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SElllllilTY
llIiIIt bear
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