' ml
1" W re“. it” two . ‘i"
or Entire
l. .i-mm “l‘ u w mm. in”. 'yy‘-p~n .. . a - .
.. Business
"' intéot.
We have decided to give up the retail line. and ofier this busi-
‘foa sale. considering it the best investment ever offered in
‘Norwalks.
\
‘Butiuess established for fifteen years. showing increased sales
consecutive year. and enjoying the finest financial standing.
' one dollar debt. | -
i
f. This odor is open until January 15th. and if not accepted by.
.flte’ttime we shall proceed to sell out at retail. sacrificing the stock
Our books are open for the investigation of prospective buy-
ers. and good reasons shown for retiring.
*-
South Norwalk. Colin
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‘ iBargain Days
~ Now that the Holiday season has passed. we resume our
> “BARGAIN SALES. For this Week's specials we have chosen
STA TIONER Y
“SMALL LOTS or STANDARD BOX PAPER. AND ALL
OUR FANCY Box PAPERS A 'r BARGAIN PRICES.
. ‘SMALL LOTS. 10c. Boxes of Paper for 5 Cents.
SMALL LOTS. 15c. Boxes of Paper for 10 Cents.
( “FANCY BOXES. 25c grades. for 15 Cents.
FANCY BOXES. 35c. Grades; for 25 Cents.
FANCY BOXES. 50c. Grades. for 35 Cents. .
FANCY BOXES. 75c. G rades. for 50 Cents.
l
POUND PACKAGES. 25c. Grades for 15 Cents.
Jobs‘of Envelopes at 5 Cents per package.
Balance of 15 Cent Calendars for 5 Cents.
' Balance of 25 Cent Calendars forrio Cents. .
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DICKERMAN &SON,
84 Washington Street. South Nannie.
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'7
. .- a; -r- .‘..-."_ figmwr‘ , . -
RK-DOWN JANUARY SALE COMMENCES SATURDAY.
. . .. 9 JANUARY 9. 1904, ‘ . _,
. the ‘largest stock of FURNITURE under one roof in the
if Cities. Not one article td b e reserved. Everything goes. All
goods ‘that arrived too late f or thel-iolid 5. many of them yet
ckei‘go into the sale at redu ced prices. undreds of people
waiting for this sale; e arly comers get! the best. Here
dew of our prices:
0’“ otC'olieh'es at $8.00.
- Since Couches at $9.00.
3, *‘ ~ , $15.00 Couc hes at $12.00.
wise Oak-Dressers'attryso. $15.00 Oak'Dressers at Seam.
.2: ' , [ $113.00 Oak Dre ssere at 89.30. '
'15“ Enamel Beds ethane. sum Enamel Beds at $9.00
. , j $6.50.Enamelv Beds “$5.00. “ ‘-
sheeralflreeten and tmbalrnen. .
1 Matt! Street. .. . si-Sentb—Nerleellr. -.
. "1:"
_ t "lamina. 4 - can.» u poisoneo.‘ j"
’ ‘6, «wit-iron Bell-i litany children," are poisoned * and
. winger at the. stain prl- imittl'e 'nefliqlllijilllll week, if not killed
~ Iew died at the prison ‘ outright. byjrnoihore tiring the‘nl‘
. «will» lion. Bellm' emu ‘ '* mesa; .. , .
~. ; min 1800 tor the murder “may not?» ire safe and" y
l.. .. . in am nuclei-ii. He remuneration: erhupfrlutl pg
» tmutl‘lgu. and is throat: prom?“
.co in a that a.
at or WWW
.- { "J 4m . ‘J‘ x
. tho . nut auction)! orndi
. be is lulppoliod to be present.
’ .
.‘1
it
1‘1: ‘ ' mot“ “If“! “I“
. In lint hedge eirou‘e
'iiztdo‘tflnht "fadi‘t'hat he a blink-
lmrlluhO'th-MOIIWI‘ In hotel-u
.lohu W. Balikli‘li court one week trout
youterday. Mr. Bloch ilind e. petition in
bankruptcy recently, and the date (if
e. wan. set
for naturdily'tnornina. Ore itors were
represented by (imam but Bloch neith-
i 1 tin an appearance personally nor
.Iiliotiflhi lavypr.‘ file I hilltom til
tllc brat-moduli. erei-edit ullbjlect a
trainee ind to. oinilnhio illil‘lllnltl'upl.
but in this node tho crodltore had to
loiitcnt themselves with electing J. (l.
llougliton of Stamford. trustee. ‘
While the creditors do not usually
ask the bankrupt Very many oileetioila
ill tlilii
cllnt- it wall ”to desire of Homo. of tho
crod'ioi'lt to examine Mr. Bloch. 'l‘hc
Iiilii'flilflilill‘iillt'i‘ oi tho bankrupt prac-
tically make» him guilty or oontonlpt
an itht appearance is ordered. Retorcc
thinks did not say a great .dcal natur-
day morning. but he intimated that If
Mr. Bklcll wait out pi'ellilnt at the next
hearing on January is, he would issue
it capitol for his arrest. '
Among the creditors of lilooli are the
Victor ’i‘niklllir Maclilnc Company of
Now York. the American Talking Mit-
i'ilillf‘ Company of Brooklyn. and the II‘.
Iii. Bout-b Company. of this city. The
total llllbllitlos oi" the bankrupt amount
in about ”.000. and his lint-loin are
about "30.
STATE POLICE ON WAHPATH.
alxtydhree Warrants Served In Bridge-
port. .,
BRIDGEI’ORT, Jilii. l2.———'i‘iio state
police were I'Cli\'l‘ in this city yester-
day. Sixty-three. warrants. tanned by
Prosecuting Attorney Hall, wore nerv-
od. The warrants charge violation of
the Sunday Iinuor law. and ollthtocn oi
Ihctn have the additional charge of
tanning gambling machines. Each oi
the men acryod with a warranrnppcar-
rd in court and tit-posited a bond of
Slfitt on tho liquor violation and 87!»
on the charge or running ganlbliug ma-
chines. The men will be tried later.
\'0l.l?NT()WN. .Ian. l2.«'l‘ho pool
room and ntnrchnuso oiviied by John D.
Young In the town oi Griswold, iuai
across tho Voiuutowu lino, has bccli
laldod by State Policeman ('. ll}. Harol-
Ilurst. of Norwich. and two assistants.
Liquor was found in each place. al-
though none was accurod tit \‘ollnttii
house. Young was proscntcd before the
town judgo oi Griswold and his hear-
ing continued until Weduoadny lliilIl'i‘
32ml bonds A ""mill'i‘ oi l‘nidll hityo
boon mado on Young's placc proviollii
to this. but without :lticl-olia.
ELEVATOR MAN WAS BRAVE.
Ran Car Through Smoke FronLFir. In
Seuthern Pacific Building.
t'iltlkt'd by smoke from a fire in the cel-
llil‘. Allialillln iii‘bt‘l'_ nn cleyntol' mall
thrcc lilacs from the litre-oi
cigiiili floor early iodal'
'lip‘. light ut‘i'llilwuilltll. who
lmt'tilllt' panic-stricken. As the aleva-
tu llii.‘
reticu-
Ihird tlmo. tiobcr staggered Inttfliroad-
any in '1. fainting condition and wait
with difficulty revived. The fire alai't-
I‘ll in the collar among volumes of rat"
Soutbcrn Pacific Railroad Company.
\botit $500 actual damage was done
\\ l'l't,‘ destroyed.
NEW COUNTERFEIT.
Chief Wilkle Warns Public Against
Spurioua Note.
t‘bioi John E. Wliklc. of lilo sot-rot
~crlil-l. hm. dial-ororod a now counter-
I‘cit which he describes its follows;
Now counterfeit 310 national batik
Boston. Mai-uh: acrlcs of IKRZ; chock
Iotior. U: B. K. Bruco. i‘qginior; A. i'.
Wyrnan.
(out; bunk number. L2. 5»: irtutxury nuni
brr. “13.930. l.lko lllt' coilnlcricits do
uorlbod ltl circular iottcrs Non. 30:. 20h
21m, :09. 1'10 and illil, thlli is a photo
graphic production on good quality pit
bar with ink lint-s to itniiuio lilo silk
More of tho gonliiuo. _
'l‘hc maker anti partners of this cntlrc
lioricn oi‘ cottnloricitn woro arronlod
Dec. . and is. in Boston. Mass. by
norms of the service.
SUBSTITUTED ANSWER To MISS
KUPFER.
The Bridgeport Trust company. ad-
ministrator on the estate at tho liitr
(ioorae F. (illman, has filed a substitut-
ed answer to the complaint. lil Kath-
by lil" fire. but it is believed that val-i
iiiililc l'ccm'ds of tho railroad company ililrt‘ in roiiiorliig illt- syrlvin to Hill,
dd 1*" r il f-rgughs.‘eolds‘.
throat and lung troubles after
'other remedies had failed.
“ Scott's Emulsion ‘ is. the
modern idea of cod liver oil
~—the first instead of the last.
resort whciilsuch ailments
appear.
The taste of the oil is not
apparent and the oil itself is
partly digested—~makcs it
easy for the stomach. Scott's
Emulsion is a ‘quick. reliable
help at all ages.
We‘ll send you a sample free upon request.
800" l DOWN Ill. tog F.” Street. New York
M
'MR. MELLEN'S PLAIN TALK.
He Tells Where He Places Delays That
Occurred During Storm and Cold.
Preldllcnt Molicil, of tho Now Hair-n
railroad, says concerning the delay»
on the lino. during iilld since tho rr
cent blizzard, that the trouble at thi-
Ilmlton terminal was overcome with
ill a roaaonnblo time. Much of the
domorailzailon on the road he attri
bitten in the. ll'tltlliit' at lilo New York
terminal,
He then goes on to say: “One of
the difficultlos with ’ tho iooonlotlva
nervlco has been the poor quality oi
iucl with which wc found too road
«locked up l-ory lionl‘iiy. and it has
boon oxlri-uioly difficult to sort out that
which was better, it being badly mix~
rd whom it in atorcd.
"The company has until been short
of serviceable motor power. The old
power war not ill tho condition it
Nhotild liavc been and tho lt’T.‘ tlrlicr
l'tl' some of which has not. yet been
dollvorod. has not boon suiiioicnt to
care for the Ili‘t‘t‘bhllliiti of the company
in such an cmorgoncy all the recent
storm brought to pnltn‘.
and in tho condition of old power and
lilo character of tho fuel. are Illit'il
that I much fear a similar storm again.
would produce not dilotlinllur rotitllili.
"Rut l boltovl- lilo whole situation
would burn bccii yory much amelior-
lliiod by tho compctoni handling of
Illlo Grand ('clllrnl torniiuili. I‘l-enrlllnlt
lwbicli lilo Now Huron railroad lit pow-
;l-llors. 'l‘lu- Nitll‘nl was an unusually
; :-i‘\'l.‘ff‘ our, such an we have not iilld iii
fill-w England for yearn. amt willii- lllo‘
irontlltn liitl'o Ill-cu dopinrublo on tiio‘
'Ncw Haven. I think tboy will compari-
favorably with till-so on ironic ilf Iht‘
NEW YORK. Jan. HI..- illinded and inillor roadx hatin: :‘. terminal in how . standing oi h'illilllti.
‘ York city."
in ilioadwny tlmt'i‘ building. l'aii bill car i DANGERSOF A COLD AND HOW TO plot 'I. loot widt-
‘ AVOID THEM.
“‘II'i‘ intuition lzic'o thctr Iil'llltii in
'olhcr cause. This fact, alono should
it b1 properly trcntml lit the beginning.
ib‘lli‘ many years Chamberlain‘s (‘ough
lRouicdy has been rlyogniaod as tho
in“ danger whatnvoi‘ from it cold whcn
i
I mm for this iilflt'llb’t‘. It acts on nature's
viliin. loosens the cough. rclleycit
lungs, opciis illc :it‘t'I'l‘lItlllh and aids ill“
; healthy ctlntlltloii. "'
RAILROAD OFFICIAL RESIGNS.
Mentor, Car. Builder Appleyard Goea to
Pullman Company.
. William i‘,.i\ppic_\a1il, ilillnlt‘i‘ citl
buildcr (or llit' Consolidated railroad.
.bllli loaignud from thin company and
' ill a short “bio uill icuro Now liarcn.
’l‘bo rcalzua-
1loll hflfi boon t'i-illicloii to tho company
treasurer; clinrtcr uunlllcr. . hm u in” not h... n "ppm.” 3.4..“ up. .
on. it laltos olicct l-‘cbrlinl'y l.
.\ftor comploting his work with tho
1(‘olisolidatcd. Mr, Applcyard will takc
a short vacation and tbcn no to Cili-
icago, when: lit‘ has lit-copied it ptlni~
lion oi superintendent of repair work
for all lilo rhmia of tho Pullman coul-
baily This poldtioil ls- om‘ 0i greate-
icsponslbillty than "ll' our be in now
tilllng.
Mr. Appleyai'd cnicrod tlic onlploy oi ‘
rho Connolldatod l'nllrorvi a little oyer
Iii yearn ngo_ going to New Huron an
foromail ill the our building dcpartv
intent. He has been. the master car
>lllilitit‘l‘ tho groaior pllrt of tho lil
years.
service with
”Hi: 4
"'l‘ht| difficulties lti lack of powol' .
the l
- "file
crlne Ktillit‘l"u appeal from commlaa
sinners- in accordance with an order!
recently 'iiassod in the civil superior;
court. Tho. new nnawor admits that.
Misti Kunfer did certain work for Mn,
were worth less than 8400 a year, and
alleges that Mr. Gllman gave.
Gillian gave to Miss Router and her
family. slums of money and articles;
amounting to 83.l05.78.
, CA . ~
CHICAGO. Jan. 12.-Hundmds of
Into midnight darkaeu. r The tramp
tunnel endorse-mountain.-
_ mood in a circle trout
“emitter at the “Haitian radiu- tie-
laa-a dietanoe 3-1" aeronautics. The
duration was over an hour“ Unreal
atmospheric
was In
ti: reest’qfl’m‘l’. . .tt‘fll'iifl'a'»
El “HW- VOW
‘ . .
After completing his
tho company. he loans at the flameltho quarters to Mr. Bailey for
time an the cloainit of tho local car lyoara at an annual rental of $500. The ‘
limit! RM "10 i‘l‘nrwicrring OHM work Barnum ilolrlt. owners of the greatel
to Readvilie, Mass. in connection with =portlons or the property. lease the snmc
there was It rumor lilti- ll‘or a period often year: at an-annilul
eitect that the ear shops. ‘ rental of 84.000; . .
iwouid be closed this nook and that all ‘
the transfer,
Gilman. bllt alleges that her servlcos ; evening to the
for File».
passengers on incoming trains here to- l ”a meaning Pita
daywem startled bra sudden pluntre ; burner bmlseel and till akin tille’afieel“
ll
ition trons broad duhahtrseoiaed in! has given rise to numerous worthless
mediate and complete.” it the ~ rush materiality
eonditloamaeremoe hr Track or emotive hen
. ”dramatically Wind”
w ‘ ' ... .
W
"it‘mvloyes iil. that department must irisnec can extend .thoilcluic lit
money. cioiilinlz and lemma. with nil» . have moved to Readylllc. by Friday.
N'- things. which she acopted in full 1 General Superintendent O. M. Shepard
.iiatisiactlon for whatever services she said [m
performed. A bill or particulars ill at». of any suebordcr.
. pended which claims to show that Mr. . ' -
evening he had no knowledge
' wl-t‘A‘r's'iN, ‘a NAME? ,
l'tvm-yihlng‘lx in the name when liIi-csnrn-t-tod roporls that tho show will
anttt‘s. Salvo “has no‘ equal;
if. .
‘«.FL-£—LW
h. ~»
‘ ' . , ."llna'ty‘relet
.uiuron item; 1 'nl
- i. ‘tlve mint
:‘L‘AND Julianna mufono. ;
«‘liys- ’15:; >5 '1‘ :‘1 .fl
fills.
Sank tor Dchti‘si—the‘
«halite. (family Clitiordgljhamacfi
eyi’mdmnt»
,.. trimmer» New "York, or
tummy- {emollient has?
last-air -_
lath lain '1‘ ¢
1'
,Il - .. .
. . iii: lln . a 1
»o i opinion ‘ tho'hupromo
mun in the. Wool: appeal from pro»
bate. which luvolvo’li the appointment
of a oonllorvnior over ohn J. Niob-
Ola 0f (ll‘cciiileld Hill, and incidental-
iY’iYiVnil’Bb dealings by which .Iolin
Nichols aiid his brother, Samuel. ll‘lllil-
fol-red property to their brothers and
alatci'lt, ball "00“ received Ill tbc
'flrldgoport Probate (‘Ourt
'l‘iic delusion is of iiiorc important“?
than ls gonrrnlly Invoiyod in a cam
of this chliraetcr, bccniuio tho iiilal
owuerttblp of It conilldorliblo plecc oi
Now York propot'iy iiiay bc illyolyl-ll.
it won ollc oi tho contolltlone oi
the uppoiico that tho trausicre of
property which .lollll and tho bilc
Samuel Nichols Ill“ unlit to have made
wcro dono for the good of all until!“
concci'ilcd. .
'l‘ho iiuproiiic cout't admits that lilli
may bc lio_ that a iamlly arrangement
might liavo bot-ii made which Would
[Irtlnt'I'i'i‘ thc property. lint at tlil-
llamo tiiilc Ibc court holds that tho ap~
poliiiincnt of a conuorvator may atlll
bo ileccli'llary. ‘Tiio \‘ory fact that the
property wall tl'liliuforrr-rl In an impli-
cation that tho partlcs wcro tiiiiiblo to
tiiko care of the property. and tho court
holds that tho law roqulrcs a t‘tlilI-lttl"
vltto‘r to ho Illlillf‘ti in such (miles.
M was allm i‘ifllllll'tl'thli'ihe spool.
hint. who is it rcltldcllt of Brooklyn
and iii no way contributed to the nup-
porl oi ilio liliogod incompetent. iilld no
right to ('tilllt'. up ill-rc iilld apply for
R t'Ollfll‘l'Yflltll‘. Tllt' Hulll'i‘lnti ('UIII'I
doom not iutoi'proi the law Iii that
way.
right and tho docildoIl of the liliporlol
coiiri ill that rolipoct bi itiliiialnod.
The ill‘llrilcc askcd tlio court to or-
der a corrocilon Iii Judge (iagor‘s "lili-
lllg of the fact. llilt Ibo iilglloal court
could not soc any nltlrlt In the niauost
'l‘ho lioclnioii lll illbi canc with illi‘
finding in likcly to have an Important
bearing upon other actiona which art-
pcillling in which tho pi'oporiy Owned
by tho Nichols broilitn'n is lllYiJiVi'ii.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
rako laxative [homo Quinine Tablets.
All druggisin refund tho money If It
inllli to cure. E. W. Grove'a slgnulu
in on «sch box. 250.
rr
0'
RESCUED FROM BARGE.
Lives of Four Persona Imperilled in a
collision on the Sound.
'l‘ilo iivon oi tour pctipli- \H'I‘t' impor
‘Illcd it» tho rtblllt of it collision in ”it
[Sound oli lin- liriditoporl llgliihnuao
iycaiorday morning ill b o‘clock. iN'
:wccn tho till: (filnrlolt hit-Williams u:
5Ncw Yoiii, and tho burnc Wiliilliir
i burg. which had to bc bit-at lit‘il‘lti pro
i\l‘ill her from sinking with nor rain-1
of null voila of mill mill unilaluucd to
tho llcccb (‘rcok (foul and t‘oiic con:
, IIIIIIV_ oi Bridal-port.
'l'tlc coills‘ou will. duo in a llii‘il‘iil'i‘
'l’llo tut: niriicti
libc llIil'ill' Illiltlfli’lillh iilld slow it lll‘l"
iiii licr port uldo. olgllt icci lung and
.-\i ilio iliiic oi tifl‘
[collision lilo u‘ic. motlior-Ili-inw iillll
.‘cllilrl :li t'nniu'n Willinin Rnhlnzmu oi
hall ioi' rcsitll lion) ll t‘tliti than from till) ,Ilic \\‘iiilaniiitiiii,:‘ \H‘il‘ uciit't‘ll in in"
' cabin of tho Ulli‘flt‘. 'I'hry \i'i‘itl liIlIIl-t'l.
MI reached Illc ground liner for the make people more iai‘cful an Illcro in and placcd in naioty on board the littl-
'l‘iic lug wan entering the linrbul
with it bow of nine barges. Eight of
thorn were consumed to New Haven
and (Illi‘, lilo \i'lllbiinliliurg and tho
m-ds iilld manifests. tho property oi tile i most prompt and ottbctunl inodiciun ill I Iaizvsi at tho lot. was for this port.
’l‘lic \\'illialu.~I-urix droppod out oi illc
.'ilif' I'll: ictt its low and wont back for
it was thou that im- inliiulidcl-
istluldllln of tho bililllilfi occurred lilid
.lbi tug. bond on, strhclt lbi lulrpc.
l‘n‘liit‘h rapidly illicit with tutor and
Elli-gall to Hillk,
i 'l‘bo captain of tho lull. by dcxlcroul-
handling: of hill \‘t'nnl‘L .‘illt’t't‘t‘tii‘J in
" iteltlng tho bargl- lusidc oi lilo lli‘lliilt"
port ilgiitbouso when nitt‘ went down.
it was high wall-r and it just about
Icolt-rod tlii- bargo. “‘lillo ihc beach-
iloto- ~0u iiic Eliot. National blink ot l m,- H... WI'NI. who”. i... will iakc “II his lug llrflf'I‘HH mm in progrcas Captain
3 uurk on a larger sonic.
‘lioiiillsob has a! wink t‘t‘Nl‘Ililli! ills
family iilld in their tliglii clotllos they
wcro quickly piii aboard tlio lug. 'l‘nl-
dcplll oi the wator Iiillldo of too Iiirbi
‘lltllilac “as unknown to ”IN". and it
won it oucnlioii wbothor the harm-
Vi‘illliii iii‘ bcachcd, but it nail Ht‘t'tiiil
plisiioiL
FOR TEN YEARS" STAYM
Mr. Bailey's Lease at Winter Quarter:
Filed in Bridgeport.
'l‘llo ctlplt‘n oi thciicasca nladc bc-
‘iwoon the llarnunl heirs and James
‘A. llallcy for the mini in rind italic?
combinations. of the W tcr Quilrtcrs
lln Bridgeport. were Mod in 'the‘ town‘
lclork'l-l omcc ill that city Saturday; Wit
son Marshall individually and for Wil-
son Marshall. .lr.. leases a portion of
ion
Both documents set forth that tho
lili’
innate. rate for two asuccessiro lurinr
10f five years each if he so desires. Tlllt‘
.in (*iietst‘meana that the big aggrcgn
iiion will make. its home iil this city tor
ithc next ten and perhaps twenty yearn.
tilt least. and puts it qulctus on tile oil
comes to Witch Hazel Salvo. ’ Hi‘ifllt‘htillfli‘ Its winter quarters to_the \chl.
- iDoWltt ll (70.. roi Chicago. discovered. '
IMOKE MADE DARKNESS IN CHI-lamp yearll‘tlgo‘hnwio mains it 3"th
' 0° tfmm Witch Hazel that It: a speclne'
For-blind, bleeding. liehiilxl No Evienee
ii. ocmna.
ACQUITTED OF ARSON.
to Show that Nichols Fire
. was Incendiary. ‘ ’
illopiily li‘ire MII‘Siiiti . ‘Scoloy. of
Bridgeport. - Went to-‘Nichbla you enter
to investigate. anticancertlinii therewith
‘ tiny ground ‘ for‘mev'nllenfllun that ‘ the
burning of a barn in that vintage ou‘
the mentor Dee. is . latit'was thit‘w‘orll
" ‘or-an' ineondlafli’i'ftioolt him “but F‘
short tulle to “certain that there was-
“no ~ mammalian» such f an allegation.
though a lien named mom lander
arrest one charge; of men. The ile~‘~
cased. he'd?! ihdli‘lni"'bemre Justice”
whom
. El a.“ anaemia
‘ ‘ = ‘wttenithc
' avian awpaod oi
menial: las‘alrii‘eiitm-mnaaea Illi-
, nomuotjetiiiu‘» - ‘
Ml‘li. \i'lintr. in hold to havc a '
tow. through iilc snapping of a banner. ,
Tucker. oi Trumbull, which resulted in;
look at beautiful new goods.
ities.
All of our chain handled
a quick sale.
Those that were 50 cts,
$1.00.
$1.25.
$1.50.
$2.00.
workmanship in rare leather
$6.00. now $2.50.
There are also included many
Outlng flannel Garment for Women.
Long Kimonos. blue and pink stripes. $1.00.
Short Skirts of fine quality at 25 cts. each.
Extra sizes with esc'alioped edges. 39 cts.
Lace trimmed Skirts. were 75 cts.. now 50 cts.
With ruflies.esrailopciiaoii silk-stitched. also lace-
iii.1lmed. $1.00 and $1.25 quality for 69 cts.
Crepefde Shines. A .
It is interesting to sit (him at the Silk Counter and
Today they Were opening
Crepe dc Clinics. Now there is no other fabric in the Silk
line‘with Such possibilities as Crepe dc Chine. and Amer-
ica is leading the world in its manufacture. As it lies in
soft folds in its paper wrappings it is beautiful- You lift
it and its loveliness increases. I
there are evanescent lights as you move it.
were but few colors. but tllere are now almost all shades.
Black. white and cream lead the list and are used extensive-
ly for evening gowns. and besides the ordinary evening
shades are navy blue. red. old rose. light and silver gray.
and light castor. This season we are showing tlirec quai-
It falls in graceful folds and
Once there
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a3 and 24 inches wide. 69 cts.. $1.00 and $1.25. l
Trimmings and Passemeuterles.
We have received some v cry handsome new effects iii
Gold Embroidered Galloons for
beautiful and iustroris Cloth of Gold for trimming. Col-
ored and Black Appliques. Jetted Galloons and All Overs.
Jeweled Garnitures and Spangled Pieces for dress decora-
tions. Many of these novelties are in detachable portions
and‘can be used very effectively. A display is ill the
sh0wcasc at the Dress Trimming Section.
Evening gowns. Also
Wrist Bags---Speclal.
Wrist Bags are arranged for
now 35 cis.
now 75 cts.
now $1.00.
$1.25.
S1 50.
novelties
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of artistic
, Milli (lfl’i :iiiver mounted.
Bags from our Holiday stock 132.21. \'..“:'c
irom $3.50 to'
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APPOINTED POSTMASTER AT
WESTPORT.
\V \SlilNG'l‘ON. .llltl I‘J. — 'l'lic pl'cll-
ill‘lll, ycnlorday soul to tho Nl'liHit‘ liti-
nomination of (“caries Harri.» its 11ml
lilnatoi' at \Yoslpori.
AN EDITOR SPEAKS.
Editor I.)1lcll._oi‘ tho. "Daily Post!
l'hillipabiira, N. .l.. hull iosll-d tho int'l'
its of Foioy‘s Honey and 'i‘ar with lllls
maltli: “l have Ilh’t‘ii it grout mail}
patent romodics in my ilunily lot
coughs and colds. and I can Iioltcotly
say your Hour) and Tar is the host
thing of tho hillil l hayi- oycr list-d and
i cannot say too lllilt'll in praiao or li.‘
Sold at 'iilldll‘ti'ri iii'lli: More. South
Norwam, iilld A. (3. Silliiulin‘a, iluri-ii
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RECEIVER BETTE FINAL AC-
COUNTING.
Sillllil.ET()\\'N. .lali. i'.'.~~Ai a spa
rial session ot the Slipcrior Court hold
yesterday before .linigc Either. the Iii
uni accounting 0' Fred. A. lletts. as
receiver of tho Kcailniz Wheel and Air
tomobllo (Toiiipany. wait received. .\ir.
Betta has been receiver (or the past
four years. A motion to appoint a
committee to ornmiurxcthn. account»
was denied and the hearing was piled-
poned until next Mondnypavhou "tho
cred.
chargoa‘oi ‘tht‘ti'Cgcit'et‘ will be ttt)ltnlil-,aloro_ .N‘oulli Nnrn'ulk, and A. C.
SAVED A BOV'S LIFE.
lila- Captain ll. llilbard_ oi Mil-
iord. hot, says: "Brazilian Balm sliv-
.‘li my boy‘s lilo. He began just like
lllt' oilo no lost with crluip. We gave
him :1 low dnxos. He quickly dropped
to all‘l‘li and was all right in tile morn
ing.” For sulo by R. ll. Plaistod. i“.
ll. liliricr, iilld The Clifford Phllb
.liacy '°
COFFIN BANKRUPTCY HEARING.
MIDDLETOWN Jan. l2.—'l'hc ad-
jlllllllt‘ii lioarim: of formor Governor
i‘oi'liu. took place yesterday afternoon
boioro bankruptcy llcfcl‘co i‘nrlson.
.lildizc Ilotchkiss. who rcpt‘osoiiicd Iii"
Now York croditors. concluded his or
aiiliiiltlion today. Mr. (‘oil‘in [II‘tldllV'
rd ilic li'oasllrcr's book and accounts
of “11- l.. i), Brown & Soil Company.
'l‘ilc oxalilinaiion of his son, Sol-nil V.
(‘oii‘iir Was ncxl ollicrod iipoii.
A PROMINENT TRAINMAN.
'i‘bc many friends of G. H. Hanson.
Eligllii‘v l' l.. it). (1 \Y. ii. R.. ill pl'csoiii
living in Lima 0.. will in: plotlxoii to
know ol~ ilih lulrorcry from illi'i‘.‘il"ni"i
kidncy :li.:o:i.-c. He says. “i was clll=
till‘i‘if.’ l:.-i|i._' 'l‘ll‘ny's Kidiicy Ctli'r'.
Willi ii i to: illilllit lid to all, (‘iiitt't‘laih' Io
'l‘lilllillt':t ubo :iro usually similarly iii»
:liciod." Fold Ill l‘laislml's lirii':
Silli
mall's. “Hill 11. "
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