’iv‘iOur Entire Business
Intact.
The\Norwalks.
without one dollar debt.
for what it will bring.
, era, and good reasons shown for retiring.
North Main and Ann Streets.
'o mt
.c«t of this terrible and depressing all:
We have decided to give up the retail line. and offer this busi-
8 le consideriu it he et i s '
“e" for a ' 8 t b S itve tmen‘ ever Offered m ' other digestive fluids of the stomach
‘ Business established for fifteen years. showing increased sales
I each consecutive year. and enjoying the finest financial standing.-
This offer is open until January 151b, and if not accepted by
that time we shall proceed to sell out at retail. sacrificing the stock
Our books are open for the investigation of prospective buy-
5. 31111111211111
South Norwalk. Conn
Weekly Ba__r__gain Sale
ifiimiiiiiisswiii 101s.
THE BEST VALUES. WE HAVE
L $6.00 EACH. WE QUOTE SOME OF THE MARKS:
BLACK HARE. ..... V ..... $ 3.98. was $ 4.98.
SABLE OPOSSUM ....... $ 3.98. was $ 5.49.
BLACK BEAR ........... $ 4.49. was 5 5.98.
' AMERICAN SABLE ..... $ 6.98. was 3% 9.98.
BLACK MARTIN ........ $ 7.49, Was $10.49.
ISABEL OPOSSUM ...... $ 7.98. was $11.49.
GENUINE MINK ........ $ 8.00. was $15.00.
SAB'LE OPOSSUM ....... $ 8.49. was $12.49.
ISABEL OPOSSUM ...... $ 8.98. was $12.98.
ISABEL MARTIN ........ $10.00. was $15.98.
SABLE OPOSSUM ....... $10.00, was $16.98.
84 Washington Street. South [Va/balk.
Telephone 143-6.
THESE WERE BOUGHT IN JULY WHEN WE GOT
A FFW PIECES LEFT
THAT WE NOW OFFER AT A REDUCIION OF $1.00 TO
DICKERMAN &~SON.
OUR dummy...“
JANUARY 9. 1904.
_ go into the sale at reduced prices.
been waiting for this sale; early comers get the best.
few of our prices:
' ' .50 Couches at $8.00 $12.00 Couches at $9.00.
$15.00 Couches at $12. 00.
, 6.50 Oak Dressers at $13. 50. $15.00 Oak Dressers at $12.00.
’ ' $12. 00 Oak Dressers 11189.50.
15.00 Enamel Beds at $12. on. $12 00 Enamel Beds at $9.00
‘ $6. 50 Enamel Beds at $5.00.
A. J. COLLINS & CO.
funeral Directors and Embalmers.
111 11.1.. Street.
LV NOT LYNCHED.
,. l‘ fllss,.ian.16-—"Bueb"
.130“ c «C McMillan near
‘ Mlfliight. was not lynch-.011 a mieroacoplat,
. Reilly 111.11 ht m;‘
- 0t a pistol shot you
W01! by Hellman.
M
40111.0 e'airren.
MICROPICTf ”DEAD.
Molineux trial in New York.
11111 131-1191 n: 3001110 0'”. .11‘10‘1,‘ our: 11111-1? “a
nInlnlt 0 coat on roe V88 1'0
turn flew Die in 50001100u it kIlia the ini-
will have a 010 , 110008 .51“
1"“ ‘ and suite
lame ti
Ins ,
of 0111 the 166011163111 lied. and
1100th the floated 111.111 0
anowu JANUARY SALE COMMENCES SATURDAY,
the. largest stock of FURNITURE under one roof in the
Cities. Not one article to b e reserved. Everything goes. All
code that arrived too late f or the Holidays. many of them yet
’ Hundreds of people
Here
311th Nari-talk.
CHICAGO Jan: le—Dr Henry L.
Tohuan. who had a notional reputation
is dead. aged 56
years» in the capacity of micmeeopist
expert, Dr. Tallinn was awitnoaa in
the Davis will ease in Montana and
die tough 1111-1: strengthens the tings.
ward: off pneumonia and In a ham-
ieas and never tailing euro luv-ii care.
hie cases of (loam Colds u! than
you WILL as “tacit. min-
Forget Your 8101110011111! You‘ll Have
a Santa Claus F000.
How to do it.
if thorn in one thing more than all
others that will a c a man 11 forlorn
and frioudlcss ap carancc and 1111in
him morbid and "cranky" and diauxrco
able, that thing is dyspepsia. it makes
one forgot his friendmand become 1110'
rose and irritable. He I11 so wrapped
up in IIIIi own mtaery that he is lit-
conaldarate 0! every one also. Reliev-
1t:~..t, h1~ tillillll becomes a good follow
and a manautonz 1n . . .
Stuart's llyspcpsixn'l‘ublcts oro'bo
yond question thc most effective and
popular remedy ever offered to the ant-
icrors of this terrible disease. The
tlmuaamla and thouaaudn of cores they
have brought about and the enormous
increase of their sales fully attest tho
truth of this statement.
They are, above all, a natural rom-
cdy. 'i'hcy possess cxut‘tly the slime
propcrtica that the gastric juices and
purist-1111 and they actually do thtI diges-
Ilvc work of the stomach and unable
tlm: oi'gau to rest and rccupcrntc and
become sound and well. They act in
11 mild natural manner and cause no
dluturbancc in tho digestivo organs.
'1‘tmy prcvcut any fermentation of the
food which causes ‘Hour stomach. in
tact, under their influence the subject
forgets that. he has 11 stomach and his
resulting chucrtulncaa presents a great
contrast to hlit former dejectiou.
Millions of boxes of Stuart's Dyspep-
via 'l‘ublcta arc sold 1111111111in and they
are but in the dawn of their popularity.
l'lvcry mull brings luttcra of thanks-
giving from grateful ones who have
bccn curcd of this terrible diseasc, The
following in one of hundreds received
each wcck:
Rev. J. R Hung, of Wymorc, Nob"
writes: “For 119x vcara l huvc bcou
troubled with dyspepsia. bust fall l
becamc very much alarmed at some
symptoms of heart trouble and camp
to licllcvc thcrc was a sympathetic rc-
latiou bctwuou the two diseases, or
lillIlt‘l', tbut tltc stomach trouble was
tllc causc of the heart disturbance. I
hit upon Stuart's liyspcpaiu 'I‘ublcls
for 11 1ctncdy and invested 11 dollar and
11 ball for three boxcs which lasted me
now mouths and i can cut any kind
of food I want and hnvc 11 good, vigor-
ous ttmu'lltt'. Although i am 77 ,vcara
old, i now It'l‘l pcrfcctly well and willi-
out lwilig i‘oquoslod by anyone I make
this statement as a compliment to the
\lrtuon of Stuart's Dyspepsia 'I‘uhictu."
Stuart‘s Dyspepsia 'l‘uhlyeta are for
salc by all druggisls at 50 cit's. u bix.
j III-Iii '
lMPROVED DEMAND FOR IRON.
Has Stimulated the Market in These
Producta‘Conaiderably. 5
Nl".\\'\'ORK..lr1u, 15.-—Spcclnl tclc 1
grams from t'orrt‘ilpmldt'lltn of The in
Icrnutionul Mcrcuntiic Agency through 1
out the lluitcd Stntca 11nd (‘1111111ln 1'11 .
L'nrdlniz thc state of trudc 11rc sutu-
uuirizcd as follows: '
'l‘lu- ovcni 111' [In business truck has!
lccu lhc lIIFt‘IiH'I'l of :1 w'wttly iuiprov
v-i demand for 1111?, iron and tvirc lliliil'.
and for somc forms of steel. notublyr
rht't‘ls, bars and scrap. lpcrcu‘scd dc-
11111111! for steel products has sturtt'l
mmc of the largest plunta and pric '11
for varietics mentioned are ti highcr,
pcr 11111. ert' nulls lutvc udruncv-«l
still furthcr. Ten or fifteen ,thonanud
inorc industrial ctuploycca havc gonc
truck to work within 11 wock. but in
unisl lustum'cs tit 11 lowor rate of W111: ’
cs. The drug in the stool ruil tunrkct
Insult.» trom unwillingness of railroad
companies to pny $5 11 ton more than
‘1
1
loading lntcrcsts urc offering rails
abroad.
in Now England. It is still problcuinr
1cui how much thc output or cotton?
woods will be curtnih'd by the high
pricc of cotton. ,
1“ ring trade outlook 1n stillilt‘ liucsl
is unexpectedly favorable. Some Dos
ion merchants any they expcct suit-s to i
cxcecd those of a year ago. At (‘bi~
cugo orders compare favorably with
last ,vcar. and at St. Louis they cxcccd
those of the like period in 1903. At
both Pittsburg anti Philadelphia busiv
ncss men report a good effect from tho.
improvwi situation in iron and steel.
orders having increased since inctorlcs
and foundries have started up. 'l‘cxtilc
stocks at Philadelphia are light and.
increased outputs are, predicted.
. A COSTLY MISTAKE.
Blunders are sometimes very expcn
sire. Occasionally life itself is the
price of a mistake. but you ll never 1)-
xroug if you take Dr. King's New Life
l‘llls for Dyspepsia Dizziness, Head-
ache. Liver or Bowel troubles. They
are gentle yet thorough. 250 at Frank
ii. Baxter's Drmz Store. 0'
GOVERNOR GOLDMAN HOM E.
SAN PRANCISCO.J1111. lli.——J. i-l.
Goldman. governor of the Province of
Bataan, arrived on the transport Sher-
idan from the Philippines. lie is home.
on leave of absence, but does not, ex
port to return to the Islands. lie do
clarcs that there is little prospect of
further troubles in the Philippines but 1,
is of the opinion that It will take mauv1
tours to establish a modernvform ofi
gov-clumcni among that Oriental racc..
who. he declares, are unable, to govern .
themselves.
REVOLUTION IMMINENT.
A sure sign of approaching revolt;
and serious trouble in your instem is!
nervousness. sleeplouuesa. or 11101115
0011 11p00ts.-Eieclrlc Bitter will
quickly diemetnber-‘f‘tbe troublesome
causes. it never talk to tone the
stomach, regulate the 'Khlueya and
Barrels. stimulate the him, and-clan.
ty the'biood. me down system-
beuetlt particularly-11nd all the usual
attending aeboa vanish under its
searching and thorough engetiveueu
Electric Bitters leoaly 600.0111! that is
returned If itdou't xlve perfect 00110
faction. Guaranteed by Frank H. Bax-
ter. Omani-1.
. WI BLOWER ARMOTID.
CHICAGO 1011. Isa-Wilt: “WNW"
era of five policemen pointed atfihls
been. William Hooilhan alias "Bil.“
tpvreald to be 0110 of tile-10001 expert den
robbers in America. bamboo: compelled
,to submit to anti- broom
loop. The Mfr.” 111‘ said to
have been a fugitive tor the out seven
One uilaute contours b’ amylase“ to years. is mtod:t0r:harilabrohn out
ta!e..i:a‘mieseand tau-metatatliav 00010110va
11111511 may .. in; 1 charge nun-em .
'lxnvc slwciul roll-1011c.-
‘I'Iittou will slug 0 lint'utlisc
~stipution: l111inor11tcs lhc wbolu
allou at 6011 qun. Porto I‘Ilco
Believes the Truata Will be the Main
Issue of the Next Central 1
Attorney Llohu J. Walsh.'pf orwallr.
was in New Haven, this week. in hhi
capacity as chairman of the State
llouitx'ratlo Central Committee, and In
ronponac to a oucutlon regarding the
next national campaign said:
“I bclicve thc ti'llsta will he the main
issue of this campaign and with the ap-
prchcnaion of a foreign war if Mr.
Roosevelt is elected."
Asked 1111 to the probability of a Dem-
ocarntic victory M . Walsh said: "I
think the chances |l‘l' bcttcr today
than they have. boon since Mr. Clove,-
qud was cloctcd." Mr. Walsh thou cx-
plainod the foreign war four he had 1':-
pressed. He said that tho lntrixuea of
foreign countries might involve the
United Blair's if 1111 lmpotuoua man was
at the holm. “With him removed."
«old Mr. Walsh, "the danger would be
reduced to 11 very grout extent." The
chairman would not name his favorite
candidate for thc presidency. Speak-
itta t’urthcr of the reasons for his be-
ucf that thc liemoomtic party has now
.111 boat chance or w tnniuit Mr. Walsh
said
"i bcilcvc that the conservative
masses of ottr pcoplc arc lodav acok-
lug for 1111 et ouoiuital fol m of govern
lucut and one that will ctliorco tho
conntIy 11 laws its against the Iowa of
tho monopolistic trust powors. Also;
the pcoplc are coming morc and more
to realize the danger which thrcatcus'
our institutions by reason of the con-
duct ot‘ the very wcnithy and that
apoculutiou involving billions of dol~
inrs is brought about. Just as the
man with 11 few hundreds Invested in
a savings bank or otherwise was
t1l1..ht1'uod by the my of wolf‘ in Wall
street in him; so he is: now bctomiui:
i1 lithtcncd by thc appcntaucc of thc
rcnl urtlclc, routine ftom thc vicinlt)
of tho sumo '1tl'1'1'l "
"CHRISTIANITY IN EARNEST."
Series of Sunday Morning Sermons by
Rev. W. W. T. Duncan.
Next Sunday morning at the Fin-11
\lrthudiat (‘hutth thc puslor the Rev.
\\. \‘l'offord T liuncnn. will commcncc
:1 scrim of 111111 blur. M'lnltllikl uudtr tbc .
LI‘II"l'iiI Iltlc "Christianity in Earth-st,"
which was I11 t‘hulmcrs' definition of
Mcthodlam. Thc dates null topics will
t.-- 11.1 follows:
.luunnry l7th—r A Walk About 7.11111
or The Ixtcuaion or the Church.
January Eltb 'Stillll‘ Things About
tlivlun.
.iununry .‘Ilst—~'l‘b«- Amuscmcut ans-
lion.
l-‘cbruur,\' lith-- Shiva-1y Aflcr
«nation of Freedom.
> it l1 ty acrvlcct
:1 tlcu»
I"cb1unr,v "ist ~Worltinu in the
l lutrch.
i-‘chrunry 2Stl1 l’1'ourcss. or 'I‘hc
Path of thc .luat
Next Sunday morninu thc scrvlcp will
lixlcuslon Such-t) liytnns will Us
"11111: from tho slut-it: which tho so
cit-1y providcs. No t'ollct'iiou will bc
1;1l.cn for thc .‘atll'lt 11', lhc aim balm: '11
tcii something of tho vcry
l 1 aim-I1 1l11' tIltlI1 ii 1111111111“) cvlttrtb
utca in its rcpninr bv'ucvulctwcs.
t) i'nrn.
disc 11) Johnson.
Witch dm' lot.»
ltiood Ilittcrs
full try llurtlock
t‘u. cs d,\.~.pcp.~nn, con
1~,\':1-
1cm
STEAMER NOORDLAND SAFE.
[Not Known Abbot Injury Which De
layed Red Star Liner.
l’iiil..v\ill<‘.|.l'ill.\. .litlt.
i.-. .‘1 lil'~
isputch to thc Muritiuic Exchnugc t‘rom
thc licluwarc Breakwater says that 11:
Rod 1
was sighted at Z
The Noordlnud was due to at'— ‘
:.lcn1ucr. lirohnbly tin: overdue
Slur l.i111'r Noordlnnd,
SI'S‘J.
rivc in this city on Sunday last from
l.ivc1'pool. (in January l3 the captain
of thc llritlsh steamship Cornishmau.
which arrived at Portland. Mo, repor1-
1d having tullcu in with the Noordlund
vcu January 3rd, in 11 disablcd condition.
.lictore being able to lcuru the naturc
.cf her injury the two steamshipn bc.
came separated by tho severe weather.
.'l‘bc Noordlattd sailed from Liverpool
on December Rti. 'l‘hc steamship sight-
cd off the ilclaware Capcs at 9:22 pror-
cd to be the Noordland.
.11 the Broukwatcr a few minutes after
Hi o‘clock. The captain signalled “All
won," but gurc no intimation as to the
nature of the damage sustained by the
Nnordlaud
TO CURE A COLD lN ONE DAY
1 Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
\.ll drugglsts refund the money if It
falls to cure. E. W. Grove'a signature
4 on each box. 250.
FIRE ON I ARD GLOUCESTER.
WASHINGT.I.111.15.——(‘uptaiu
iiuulnp. commandant of the naval stu-
cables
ibc \‘uvy licpartutcpt undcr datc of to
day 1111 follows: ' Ii‘ irc in forward coal
'lumkcr Gloucester this morning. Spotl-
tuuoous combustion No damage."
A preparation
that molten one cat.
1' ' autt‘foal yelp;
Stimulates natural ;
111018111111
110 hipster
'tnl' 61111111101105
.9 ...—o.“—
r '11. . . 11. 1111111
' inflerd ”income:
tl-‘rccdmmi's Aid "
to thc Church,
i‘llt'l'cslt'tl ‘
pork lit-i111: curric-l on by this society .
Mrs. I
She painted 1
1 A 0:111:11 01' 0101A".
Impure Blood The Result of Poor Bid
Draina:e.
Tho vclua 11nd urtcrlt-u compovc 1hl
ItI'Wl‘llllit‘ H-Ntcm of thc hnmuu boll}
’llic blood is kcpt in motion bv tlt
iheart. which may bc lilo-11ml lo :1 1'c1'
trill pumping station supplying \1'11t1'
throunb pipes to a oouuuunity. If in
powor of thc hcart is weak. tlic ('II'I‘I
Iatlou in sluggish-wit” of tlio wash
material which nccutuulntcn front th
food in not carried off, but dt‘t’lnillltmt'l
and' Iorcca i111 poisonous trust‘s thronal
the body. The liver. kidneys, Illil-{t
11nd ukln are nDcCll'(I-~'IIII.' body lu'
comes a not worlt'ol pollutcd Hilt‘lltlll.
~~1liacuac Is the incvitnblo result.
The [)IIIl‘i uced tluahlnuu-thc blood
must bc purlllcd by prcvcutlu: the 111-
cumulniimi of tragic matter. The. or
trans must in- stimulated and made
to perform tliclr functions regularly—
11 soaveuxcr must be cmploved.
(ibacrvc what happened in the case
of Mrs, It}. i’. I. 111' 206 Iiiilil Strt'ct
'i‘nutou, Mcqu
"About twcuty years ago I was cur-
i odoi li'wi comuluint bi tbc lino oi
IMothcr Sciecl at‘ uruttvc Sy1up.l Will-
lihiniz in I’lmidt'ntc It I at 1h.» 11m.
and had all thc symptoms of llvc1
'troublo. l tricd numbers of dlficrcut
rcmcdica and was treated by 11 good
Iphvniciuu but i grow worsc all the
tl1uc.l saw Sclgt i 11 Syrup advertised
and dciidcd to try it. After 11131111
;n couple of bottles it canscd thc jauu
lIIt‘i' to brcalr 11"l and my skin was a
yellow as a pumpkin oven to thc whites
1111‘ my cyca and tiic biliour tuuttcr 0117.-
91! out of thc pores in my skin. 'i‘hc
unrac would wine it off with :1 \VIiil.‘
towcl and SI‘tiW l' to inc. Mr kidncy
accrctlou was cooper- -'coioicd but i
tkcpt inking tbc Syrup until 11 in mm
ucut cure wna cffcctcd and i can Ilt'lli
tllv rotommcnd Sclgcl‘ a S)I',"llli
) We make 11 legal and btndtuc 111: t 1'-
mcut with the purclittscr of u bottlo of
[ Mather Scigel' a Syrup —wc ulvc 1111 uh
'soiutc zunrnmcc that till' mcdlcluc will
:do all wc claim for it oi we will rc
’lutn thc moucy on l‘t't'clpl of thc luh'l
loft tbc bottle. lu1crvd1ugais1 scliv
\iu1bcr Sciucl's Syrup \ltlTlli'I ii
ESEIGBIIS‘ SYRUP CU, liiK Duauc
lstrr-ct ..cw York
Sclgcls Si'lup rcnlly runs it i.»
’11 1"11111cntrutcd p11'pntutlon ol Fruits.
ltoots 11nd ilcrbs. tlnly :11 drops to .1
'dow but more curve to thc bottlc tltnn
lttny incdic, inc at 11111 piicc
UNION PACIFIC HEADQUARTERS.
General'Manager Will be in Omaha
‘ Much of the Time.
OMAHA, Nob, .lau. if..~~\\’. ll. ilan-
croft, who will succccd W. H. liurl tti
control of thc affairs of the llniou i'11~
ritlc will makc (imahn his Ill'fltitlllflrl-
crs. but will upcud a portion ul‘ his time
111 111111 lain-11115. which in his home.
The sclcction of Mr. Bancroft comes
as 11 ualurul scqucncc of thc changcs
which lunc lu'cu niadc on iIll‘ Oregon
Short Linc 1n the lust ciutu months.
That portion of the Oregon Short Linc
:south of Salt Lake City With tnrncd to
Scnutor Clark‘s road. known 111: the
Sun l’cdro l.i11c, which is to cxtcnd
from Salt l.iik,1' City It) 1111' t‘tiBSI of
boulhcrn California. 'l‘h.» portion oi
Ihc Short Linc which rcmaincd uudcr
thc tnnunlzcmt-ut of Mr, iinucroit, \I'us
oi luconuldcrublc cxtcni, but i1 has
now been [li‘fll‘tit'ally consolidated
with tho l'utou l’ucilic 111.511.1111 11 plan
'1'1itllt‘illpIiiII‘ti by E. ii. ilarrimun tor
Millltt time.
The controlling pow'cr in thc Sun l’1‘~
«l1o Lin.- wns for 11 long time some
phat of .‘1 mystcry, and it was prcsntn-
cd lbnt Scnuior (‘lurk was to become 11
powcr in ihc railroad world. it .1.»
lict'omt‘ known recently that Senator
l'lnrk and Mr. ilm'rlumu “‘1‘1‘1' working
in entire harmony, and the prcaumpv
tlou now in ihnt inc sumo financial i11-
tcrcsts which control tbc Harrttnun
Illlt‘s nuu' cmtrol the Sun l’ciiro.
SALT LAKE. l‘tab. .lun. l5. ‘‘‘‘‘ W. ii.
iluucrofl, whose appointmclu as acupr-
.ul manager of the ['qu11 Pacific Rail.
road is announced has been vicevprcsl-
dcut and general manager of the ~)rc~
1:011 Short Line with headquarters in
this city for the past 8 years.
LOCOMOTIVE BOILER BURST.
Killed the Engineer and Brakeman, and
injured Fireman.
SYRM‘I'SE. N. Y., Jan. 1:?- —The hull-
1'1' of 11 locornntivc druwina 11 Ncw York
(‘cnlral frcight train in this city. blow
up today. Euizhccr Gcorgc Mitclwil
was killed. lirakcmuu R. N. \\‘ctbc1~
low, of Rochester, had his head blown
oil. Fireman i". M. Henry was proba-
bly fatally injured. Conductor Micbacl
,Rcdmond was hurt. All are from
Buffalo. except Wetherlow. 'I‘hc
locomotive was one recently borrowed
from the lmblgh Valley road by the
Central hccuusc of rush of business.
Tho crew were New York Central cm-
-ployeou.
Conductor Rcdmond. the only mozn-
bcr of the crow left to tell of tho dis~
‘ustcr, was in the (‘RIIIWI‘ 11nd kuows
nothluu of what was going on in 1b"
locomotive prior to the time of thc cx
ploalon. Tho (‘Hllsr' will probably ucv
or be known, for the locomotive was re»
duct-d to actup iron. some parts being
blown H'vcrnl hundrcd feet away. The
train was pmoctvling slowly. bcurxlv
loadcd seninst 11 snow storm and thc
ll‘:lt'It was heavy with snow when the
'cxpiosiou occurred without warping.
_ BANK CAPITAL UNIMPAIRED.
‘ DANIELSON, Jun. lip—The Wind-
ham County National Bank resumed
business today, after having been cloa-
r-d for several weeks on account of re-’
. eeivership proceedings which were ter-
minated yesterday in the Superior ,
Court at Hartford. Under the new
management. the clerical force of the
_ bank remains as before. The directors
have issued a statement saying that
all the banks boo have been careful-
,iy examined, 111! that after charging
of! all 0010110:- paper and scaling in
value all doubtful paper, it has been
beeertalnod not Only, that the capital
'0! 850000 In 00111111011011, but that there
is a surplus of 88.000.1'he statement
is signed by all the directors.
WARRINGTON 1011. 1141-11.; Winch,
ham County Nation-I Bank of Daniel
son. 00110., which closed It doors or:
pawns 1: by nit-«11111101 me rltlu'
3mm mm "a authorised by tho
‘t‘omptmucr or the Gerri-nay Io ro-
utine business This nation is taken
upon the report of tilt: Pepper reach.
Mum by the Claim ”who:
side tbattbe mums-u: some:
at, till Mallet »
JAN. 11.11901?
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Bridgeport Advertisementg, l Bridgeport Advertisements.
“..-- ... ..E. .4... .-..-..---.., -. a ..... e-
.1
Mn. ldvcrfmmenc'
may of Variety
Irda'm ny‘hatrirq
AT READSEI
Bargains In Lace.
At the Lace Section are some rcmnrkubly offerings
in broken Sctc of“ Lace Edges and Inscrtings. They are
mostly in French and Plait Valencienncs and Mcchiins
which must be sold before inventory. Short lengths in line
Appliques and Galloons. Frontings. Embroidered Silks
and Fancy 'l‘uckings are all marked at nominal prices.
.'l'l1cse arc in just right lengths for yoircs and fronts.
Real hand made Linen Torchon Edges from 1 to 4
inches wide are oifcred at 6. 10. and 13 cts. a yard. These
are values not found every day.
Women '1 Undermuslius--Special.
Some few choice garments are left from the Special
Sale. These have all been rc-markcd and are. lower in
price than a week ago. . "ii
Daintily made Chemises trimmed with lace are 25.
5o, 89. and 98 cts.
A collection of Short Muslin Skirts which contains '
a few extra sizes. 69 cts. each. ’
There is an exceptionally fine lot of Corset Covers.
Some very pretty ones are m ado of alternate rows of tuck-
ing and insertion.
P111111 Corset Covers from 13 1:15. up.
Heavy Outing Flannel.
i-‘ifty pieces of light and medium Outing Flannel,
soft. and fluffy. especially good for wintc1'.8 cts. a yard.
One hundred pieces of best Teazled Outing li‘lnuncl.
plain colors. also stripes, checks. and plaids in pi
blue. 10 cts. 11 yard.
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A New Cooking Karrie.
It has a never-slip cover. a new invention which will
be appreciated by cooks. The Kettle is of enameled iron.
serviceable in shape. and the peculiar way in which the
cover is secured makes it very convenient.
Size 8 qts.. 60 ets.
lO qts.. 7o cts.
80 cts.
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CATTLEMAN asbassmA'rso,
ROBY, T01, Jan. lB—Colouel Mili-
sap. one of, the moat prominent cattle-
men of Western Texas has been as-
sassinated by an unknown man who
fired through a window or the Lacy
Hotel and riddled his body with buck-
shpt. The assassin escaped.
A VEST-POCKET DOCTOR.
Never in the way no trouble to car
1y. one to lakc pleasant and never
tailing 11 results are Dc\\’lit':. I.iltic
Early Rivera. ll vial of more little
pills in the rest-pocket ii. a certain
luarantee initial headache billions
uess. torpfd liver and all of the ills re
STEANSHIP DAKOTA LAUNCHING.
NEW LONDON Jan. 162—”he East-
C1,, Shipbuilding Company yesterday
announced that the launching of the
steamship Dakota, for the Great North
era Railway‘ 11 Oriental Line will take
place Sst:1rda:.ii‘ebruary6,st i 0.111
A PROMINENT TRAINMAN.
The many friends of i. ii. Hanna.
hhxhucr i.. ll. it: W it it. at present
living in Lima 0 will bc pleased to
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