W‘smymesMn-wrw »»»»»» . ‘ I'm “to Wt" r "‘ i‘
I. but Clearance Sale still goes on notwithstanding the tact that hundreds
I' Iars worth of Bargalna more; rioady been ”Imelda” are run
Idaofdo rado ohI eh PM" Iabhmust
Cold before rbapiration tlf @1113"; W ”I i I12“. N
e Venture to say that. no such assortment us this will he ventured
Inherent mo v," .WIL.
In What“ for many your so it behooves the shrer‘and eeonam- '
Mileip‘e his or her w ms and catch the Bargains while the)
IIIIb'- storfi hi‘taiopeh every evening to facilitate the closing out in
free delivery through The NoIrw alks Wlunlpauk. llowayton. Darlcn.
‘ Demonstration
'~ Luisa Beartght direCt from a uhroo Iteeits' demonstration at angel-Doon-
ot’lI, N w York, is with us proving the superiority of ALUMINUM over all
‘other‘w res tor cooking utensils. tithe bakes griddle cakes without grease.
-m‘. or. Iodqr makes fudge without atlrring, boils milk in a saucepan with-
outaoorehihg. makes apple and all Iii ads of butters without stirring. bolls
[rice Il'ry without scorching A particular feature of Aluminum is that the
on {tip and acids of tea does not' discolor the tea or coffee pot. 'l‘ea.
. lit 0 left on gas stove all day without water and will not crack. The pub-
lic. Ia cordially invited to this demonstration and to partake of some of the
I" ” flies the lady makes
Wh'IKnEP Itvearfrnmo MADE IN ALUMINUM
. IJ E'l ridt"l.=.'uri I. A. .' ..
VIM f’ ml {.4 i Iga - W .
I tam jg. ' ‘ 'l‘ WAC/Al! I
5- . - _
" THIS WEEK WE HAVE PUT TH E KNIF‘E WI l-l PRICES OF OUTING
VLANNILfiOWNO AND CHILDREN'O COATS.
IilIIr ."s. a.
' v.1. '1
1, Children’s]
Cloaks
81.98 for 02.00 quality.
$2.” for 83:0} ouIaiIlIty.
M... for .45” “all”.
“4"!” ”NIMIIW.,.. r...
‘4 9‘. .19' mt“. sit-illi-
- A fawfiarmantsirpm taat yaarIat
‘Tlfl‘incttr . .
5 ud’ IthtHU- It
.
was."
WWI? Wit hoist}:
SID eta. for 75 ct. quality.
7's rats. for .100 quality
. {In Iota“ ter- 59 pt. gualtIty. .
tie ate. for ~75 shimmy. I 4‘
. tar.
III )‘It
.‘iIr‘
“TH! IALI'ANOE OF STOCK 0F F UR8 AT THE LOW PRIOIIO OUOTIIID
LA T WE‘KI.
" I’V'da
Si! Washthyion Steed. South NM
Telephone lfivfi‘
Collins a 00., run
It. ms ‘1
n‘mo
little.
it! .
SI:
4 J. contractile
{.I‘ L I .w ,
«anatomic» and name" . We
hear to In!" ”9' L
. family."
as 4 2- l 42.1 on: t ' 1U ‘ it s I a a It .2 :-
-_<,__-_ 7...... .-W.3.s, ”a V“’“ m, 21. \, >
rt I! a ‘1 t. u
ta the‘ttutetoI MW work to. when egga'ate soaring 'away an in .
sfiane the body islett weak
an exhausted; y'the 'nér'vons
l'systemr'is "reornpleteiy run.
0
Scott’s E Ision will all;
:pns tw at the; worn--
out 32;” h ' ”
hldod.‘ caitiiy fieih
resistive force, more and bet~
ter nourishment are what
Scott‘s Emhltion supplies to
the'eonvalesoent. . . . ~
1 We‘ll and you a ample im upoa veeIIaal.
start a downing! Puritan“, Nd York.
relisvraas "slick coNartsaev.
Union Man testified Ha Woe to Get
New Union ital-a to stop work.
NEW HAVE. Jan. 28. --At the con
titiua an yesterday of the trial of the
nine hamsters charged with conspi-
racy in connection with the strike last
spring, one of the witnesses summoned
by the state was Frederick Freeman.
colored. who was arrested during the
strike. Freeman is one of the twelve
loanigtersI w one trial is xpoctod to
come up Is or and he as turned
states IeridIenoe flu was brought from
the county Jail to give his testimony.
The first witness called was Andrew
W Rose. a former Union man. He
gave the names of iii-Ina whose teams
he was supposed to watch as a strike
picket and said nonunion men were
asked to get all their teams. In cross-
examination when asked if he had been
told to one Iviolence at any time he re-
plied “No but I was told to get them
of! the best way i could."
IN RED FOUSRINIIKB WITH LA
PE.
We have received the following let.-
tet- tram Mr. Roy Kemp. 0! Angola.
ind. “l was in had four weeks with
Ia grippe and tried manyrentediea and
spent considerable for treatment with
physicians but i received no rolls: on
" firm of White ltidor and Frost. who“
‘VJ‘INWl'
:sixton V6,. "
IItIWW , w .
Midst lets a loss of
Quartet of smelled
.- 't I.) w. II It 03'“; ‘N
soars I'rosamsoi. u. r. Jan.
23 —-—llslf a- square mile at slowing em-
beta. was all that remained of a large
lumber yard. in North Tomwanda. oar-
Iy today. after a moat per-ions the. II
of the north end at Tonawauda lsiad
is hwepl by fishing. . Between. “IMO-000
and I5 000.000 feet. at lumbar. mined at
a quartet of a million dollars. Were to.
strayed. The heaviest laser is the
N «am
loss is with. 000. Other firms who sut-
terod are: W. w Tyler II Company.
and the Lao Lumber Company. The
tire started In a large frame building
in the White Rider and Frost Com
pally 'il hard about midnight. The build
ing was used as It storehouse for high
grade. lumber and the Interior was a
mass of flames when tltt first oI the
firemen arrived.
Appeals for assistance were sent at
once to Buffalo.INtsgara Falls and
Lookport. Hundreds of thousands of
feet of lumber vure burned before help
rom these places arrived. .
The north end of the island was 0(-
cupled by the White Ride! & Fro»
Company. Adjoining their yards were
those of SIiH‘thOf'l’tt & Company A
patrow alleyway and-a spur oi rail-
roads separated the two-places. It
was here that the. combined llro forces
of the four cities mado,their stand.
The north end of the island was abun-
doned to the names. All the men
available were not to work removing
piles of lumber to make It clear pas-
sageway across the island from east
90 wad. The soil: was completed by
“l‘oclotgk Just as thehurlicane offla
It‘mhtlii the t'letlretl space. lluge pl
of blazing lumber felt at tutorials.
.u ndtng showers- of sparks and clndara
that. spread among the highly inflam-
mablasoftlumber. These was no wind
and by it o'clock thtI danger of further
til i tried they" I Hone: Ind Tl’t‘. Two
Ismail bottles of this medicine cured me
and I now use it exclusively in myi
If you but. knew the splendid l
merit of Roiey'a Honey and Tar you i
would. after: be without It A dose _’or 1
two wll
mottia or III grippe it may save your
life. Sold at Plalsbed' a drug store.
South Norwalk; and A. C. Stillman' s.‘
llaIt‘Ien.
ASOOCIATION OF RIOIM£NTAL
SECRETARIEI.
HARTFORD. .luu. "it .——-At the un-
IIIIIII meeting of the (itinneclleut Assn
Italian oi Regimental Secretaries yes-
terday afternoon in Grand Ame Hall,
IIIIIlg'I‘. ll (‘ It’lliutrn of l. titlIilt-Itl. Incu-
night of ill .mtnlutloII titllierld hill
auntial report.
tion Itad collected and r corded the
death (If. " .le soldiers off 0 relIellioI
treaties to Connecticut regiments and
that probably other reports Would add
£50 to the total. President Kilhurn
praised the n‘I'IInsgchent of the Bold-
ters"iitittie in Newton. 9. spoke of
Brigadier General W. ii. Franklin as
mobile! prominent veteran of Connecti-
MN watt alias died durlti'g lite past year.
The a core aof the assoclsttthi were re
elected tut follow:
Prpsidept~D. C Kllburn l .Iltliflt‘iii.
. ford. ‘
Secrets and Treasitrer— W It
Whittlirse‘?’ New Haven ’ ‘
Minimalism legit
‘ Iaaia the,
Ilw u i a
I .
ia‘tii vase atookko no EV?
.CHfCAGQQ .3nt N
tam. denomina l
music I
August OIrIfIan has been found dead
the.” tiqnal little rear room of his
one. amounUn
.1liifé min hid been allot dead.
pt‘tfih‘r was thong t to have a large
. imam: f money oncealed in the
pike. Ior this gin-on the poll be-
.. have ”about not; lered.
the thl ties overi‘ the Ian’iopn‘t
MW in Mamie-
. Ithirtrgfi ears :ullitt
mm. ‘h
prevent an attack of nuns . a tourmativs estimate. of the loss.
The. fire In believed to have been lliiI
\‘Icei‘redldrut-—Titerti'l lipson Hart ii
ban 8500 served in his clothing;
second
”:39? 4
....t.._f'
‘ {3’ IllIIIO, In nua‘m
3"“
1110.: ifs!!- New
spread of the flames was past. Insur-
sure agents estimated the loss at it
o'clock this morning at WHOM) W421i“
that hour several hundred .lréui ll
feet of high grade lumber. btft'lud
quarter of a million dollars is probably
'IIt-endiary origin 'l‘hI watchmnn who
.‘aave the first alarm found oii soaked
homing waste in three different places.
Early in the tuning ll small blue
of the some material was extinguished
bv three watchmen without calling out
thodepartmenl. J A Bitch slumber
Int-rthsnt from Reading, Pu. who was
‘ in the offices of the SilieIthorne Gone
5 com] Iota? listed the"
o
lt‘heurineia nature'auloldu --.
Infrequent or too frequent action.
IIAIIIL bribery trouble tells of kidney
:Ififioan' a Kidnap Pills sure all kidney
or
330th Norwalk people testify toihla.
Mrs. Anna at II (it,
use East No “fil‘agw
and I both t
'l‘Iitey cured hlk lilo
I‘f'ound myself quite well. i had kid-
ney trouble for some tlmp and it do
volopad into ataa .ch kkohe. accom-
vanled by a arias IIJ'iWWII'" tiled”
will!!! “NI.“
”W’W rd.medlea .liut. the’
trouble still re alned. One night Ii
read an account of it ram being made ,
by Dpan's Kilian Ptlla. the symptoms:
being identical or til mine. Int. a box
at Plalsted‘s drug store. That box
iy all dealers Price. I.“
cents. Foster-MI or 00.. Bulalo N
iIoIo agentsfo e. Uriit'od times
Remember the namc— —l'-)onnn«and
take no other.
For so
‘ rsam MAO! nor rmr.
Mr. Clark's Special Broke All Previous
Records In the West.
KANSAS CITY. MIL. .iIIIi. 2R.——'l‘llo
Charles W Clark special train on the
Santa Fe Railroad. consisting of an en-
gine. day coach and Pullman, passed
through Kansas (‘lty at :l: 26 o'clock
this morning six minutes law. without
I.stopping .
ii. 1. Luke a relative of Mr Clark.
went from Kansas City to Argentine.
KER" on an engine and entered the
simmer there. He will go to New
York with tltt train. Mr. Luke will
notify Mr. Clark of his wife's death
within the next few hours. Mr. Clark
was sitting at an open window when
the apecill went through here. .
The run from Albuquerque. New
merino. to. LII Junta. Cole» 34': miles.
with made in eight hours. This is
38. minutes faster than was made by
the Low special over the same div.-
taneo last August. All
New. Mexico and Colorado. 0n reach:
ing the Kansas prairies. all previous
records were left behind. The run at
”6 miles to Topeka was made InItwo
hours and lorty five minutes. local
Santa Fe riIIIcInIs' say all past recdrtlii
will be made In less than thirty hours.
.TO OUR! A COLD IN ONE DAY
rake Laxative Bronte Quintns Tablets.
All druggista refund the money if It
falls to cure E. W Grave's signature
til mi each box. 25o.
SUPREME COURT DECISIONO.
Ne Error Found In the Kennedy Will
Contest.
HARTFORD, Jan. 27.-'l‘lte Supreme
Court yesterday handed down decis-
ions ,In Iaovoral cases:
i hit Kennedy will ease. the find-
puny soon aftI-I the the broke out
:auid: 'lt appeal. .Id to be the _beliet
noting the illllliltIIlitllt IIiII ltilln IiIIII'
He said the nssocla in“. a". was ofinccndlary Might. whmIKenndy of this city
I was in the clones ntehman broutlht'
III a large umbunt Ii‘ amoultlitrlng oil-
soalud waste wltith lief found under
Ilumbet piles Titt‘le was mnsidcrIabIe
|talk about disgruntled employer}
Nesrli’ twenty Vessels were tied up
Ito the docks when ”It flames broke
out. but all of them were men.
I Three Children Suftocateo.
i NEW YORK Jan. 38.——Tbrw chill,
inn. Sarah Cohen it years old: Louis
Cohen. 7 years old and Meyer Cohen,‘
i‘I.’ years old were sudoeated here today
It a fire in a simian tenement on
{Madison street Louis Cohen the
iianitor. and father of the children.
started to thaw out some pipes and It
Ismail fire resulted. There was con-II
feitierable excitement among the twen-
"'I) four families oc'cupying the building.
but no others Wt‘ri) injured.
.— _,_....I._—-
LIEUTENANT WAS NOT ARREST-
ED.
-—.—-—-
Had an Argument With Minister Her
fly at Madrid.-
MADRID. Jan. zit. “The report pub-I
lished by a news agency in Itho United
1
I fits a, yesterday. that a. lieutenant of
28. ~WIIII bull 0b! :cavfir)
haa‘. been sentenced to a
month' It imprisonmcnt for insultingi
lulled Stated Minister. lthrdy as the
latter was going to the palace to tit-1‘0
tend a diploihatic reception. Is incor
rent. The facts in the case are that
during a rodent recIiptiop tits;,the pal:
see by the king a I tachmeni ‘of eaIv~
air branded b a l II t as
Illrzet to super-viz! Incizn‘gla‘ld F
carriages in the court yard of the pat-
ace. The lieutenant had a‘livety 'dlau‘
.naslon with Mr. Hardy coneerningthe
place at which his canine” horrid
toua' _ di‘ho Iflt
. the MIMI was um!
[ “MI
.3". ‘ misspelled”. .. t
. . NIB! M .dmrpflmah‘lwt uutrIlj
' mam memo-N
‘ a
' nine opt-m
.I 5; .H ”nod Ixmttfifi ;
Itrmubmltuhr ”I
await him The discussion h it no ser- I E
' (tutti. at the border have
in nitrite. icesstuilv to cope with the problem of
;) Hilton
niy ‘ Mitzi“ gone—gab”
mu opt-I’d!!! «when»; troublesome
ins oft lie Superior (‘oIIIt is sustained
I’lhls Is the. celebrated one in which is
melted the estate of the late (‘or.
valued at three
oItsIters of a million The opinion 0
I the court vqas written by ChIcf Justin
i'l‘otrance.
In the case. of the City of Water:
.luin yr Platt Brother 1 Company no
It‘llul‘ was found
in the case of Williams I‘ll. Cleats.
land. which was tried before Judge
(lager in New listen. on an appeal
rom. probate. error was found and the
ease remanded. The opinion was uI‘ .
ten bi' Judge Hall
in the ease of Thomas Ia Castle.
which went to the. Surname Court for
the. construct’on of II will. advice ssk~
ed for is given by the court.
AN EDITOR IPEAKBe -
Editor Lynch. of the “Daily Post."
Il’hlillpaharc. N. J.. has tested-tho Iner-
ltaI of Foley's Honey and Tar with this
result, ‘fl have used a great. lull!
patent remedies
coughs and wide. and l c honest y
say your Honey a‘nd Tar i the best
thing of the kind I have ever“ used and
i cannot say too much in “praise of it.’
I
Sal _at Pialat‘eda drug store South
Nor Iia‘ Ia’rid A.C. Stillman s. D‘aIrlen.
W
seawarmotmstona‘rtok. .
MEXICO CITY Jdn. 28. -'—Msrcus
Bran bearing credential ire”
tary “kimono of the rib; I'tialtentre .of
InItIxierce and labor alps he United
slates. as: irrived hisré Ins Iiilaliion
Is to eiIfeIct an arrangement ween the
im mm his where some“
i in:Ii rtitlbh 'bi? age-:3“ ry “tgd the
nort erh r'epu e ' uia on
nioltm olt‘l'raitls as)“ (Sims: princlp at
imtnrea or thl arattg‘emgnt will be‘a
pedal that «step saw WI“? united
Stht’e'd to sfitlon lmmth-kt inspec-
t s at all of the M a the Eountry.
orient-e hair prov “that inspectors
unable suc-
do! M’periottl £3 file Unit
WMMGW WI“ enter the
2.»: W“ I
1‘ 'WOLUTIONIIHININT -.
sin h m at: of approaching reIoII
.eaii nations: upnhiedn roof system is
Iaaaaeaa.» or umi‘il
‘
AXIS
mung not to tone the
ate
\
erasr
stick” iii}! '
this was .
' through the mountainous districts of
in my family. .I.
[opt-Iain Carpets-«56. cts.:
In‘ spite of all ‘lhe‘ imfavorable weathér these lngrains
have been selling rapidly. A good Ingrain (and these are
the best) is very durable and will stand any amount of
hard wear.
The patterns in this sale are all new and desirable.‘
55 are a yard.»first floor.
Laoadowna.
Sometimes this 'is calIled'the‘anen of Fabrics. and
justly so on account of the weave. The warp is made from
pure Italian silk, and the filling is of yarn spun from the
finest Australian wool.
‘The mixture therefore Is lus- .
trous, soft. and far more durable than its many imitations.
Lansdowne is peculiarly adapted to evening wear as I.
it is made in a variety of beautiful colors which assume a
wonderful sheen in the light. and it often masquerades as
silk. Our stock of Lanadowne contains more than twenty
different shades.
Width 4o inches. price $I.25 a yard.
Children '5 Bonnets.
A small lot of Children's heavy Silk Bonnets will be
closed out Very low. They are of pale blue and cream
Bengaline. wedded. and lined with China silk. so they
are quite warm {or winter.
edgings.
They are trimmed with lace
I3 cts. each. 2 for 25 cts.
A great bargain.
A line exhibition of Mousselincs can be seen at the
Wash Goods Department. '
B rocadcs.
Lace Stripes. Silk
Dots. and Fancy Tussahs. Any one of these e1: uisite
fabrics will make a charming and inexpensive evening
gown. 39 cts. a yard.
Business men whose Office Fittings are not exactly to
their liking. whose Desks and Cabinets are too old to be
useful. are invited to look over our stock. We have a most
complete line of Office Furniture.
Roll and Flat Top
‘Deaka, Cabinets. Typewriter Stands. Elastic Bookcases.
Letter Press Stands. and Office Chairs of all kinds.
Fourth floor, take the elevator.
moMREADch
The Kidd en‘s HaneAiwnya Bought. and which has been
in use for over 30 years, has home the signature of
W
and has been made under his pet-
soutal supervision star 0 its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Countofl'eltk, Imitation»! and “JlIat-ns-gootl” are but;
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
habit“ Int! Clam-EXperlenc-e against. Expat-inherit.
What Is CASTORIA
Coriolis la a harmless mimtitute for Castor Oil. Pare-
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It;
mobile neither Opium; Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys.Woru
Imitation threadaltneas. It cures Diarflamautl Wild .
Colicn It relieves Teething Troubles. cures Constipation
turd F
Stomach star
We
III. assimilates the Food, regulates the
Bdlv‘eis‘, gM'I‘Ig‘ healthy and natural sleep. 2.
The Chtidarna’a We Mother's Friend
assume; CASTORIA Asmara
amt . ”~qu .tliht, mgkoafiptlepiuty cages stodgy: “j
» A ”Monika Course in
pointers alternates Contact:
wmmqayvnmeosu
‘ , ”their” to success.
We had 17 calls for teachers. salaries
Wye». and 150 calls for otllce workers at
Ifmtule lmw ashram a you are suns
.. brows-5' ~ -
:1“ ”Alli a“. l
his “3%th tour month‘s
-..3'."“§""“~.
the Kaila—Hire Always Bligh!
hostile ituudsy isuuary t.
333‘. .1“;
‘ -I
£~
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