jWASHINGTON sr.,
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birtouAL LOCAL NEWS.
Nurwulk llI—leing t‘ IIIb will Int-I.-
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l‘. nnd Mrs. ilurry Mt'lll'lllt‘. of (lur-l
. Ilimt. uI‘I- both on tho siIIk Iii-t.
' film third degree will iw I-ImforI-IIII
. .Mflwln Council, 0, U. A, M., tomor-
‘ I wu- l
' . ”3"" W, 13. ‘H‘il’lii’ll ““5 i’“'" llilll illl I-IIIIIy H'Dly wII.~I IllIHll'lil, Mini.» .
, ' ll RumbII-r 1”"er "I" ”r ”I" IIII KIII'iIIo, IIt St. Pl'lt‘l‘HllIll‘H, I-IIIIIIdl
Pmodol. Ton II‘orIIiuII Mllllrltl' iIIItnN-Iori‘t, .IIzI.
Miwtlntln SIInIuIII l.)’llt‘S. ot‘ Nor- politely l‘l‘tllll'hlt'll ll i‘t'HliI‘liSt‘ t‘oIIIIt
lik; was III Hartford, _\'i.iti‘l'llil)'_ IIII inunsdorff prquIIIIII IIIIIt lli'" t'IIply 0f
Vii business IIII.~. IIoI'IIIIIIIIIIII would IIII III-iIIIIII‘III
Mrs. (it-.ornv A. Wholplri la I-IIntin-
ted to ht‘l lIInnI in I'Iill"lltlil IIIII-IIIIII. l
ill: a aeIIIIc I-IIIII.
Thomas I. IIILIIIIoIIIl IIIIII .\lI.'.~. ltIIII- l
lnond are in Srrunton. PII.. IIIIIII). III ‘
loading the Wt‘tlllllll: of {\Irs. IIIII‘IIIIIIIII‘s
or. Minus MIIIIII It. \'.In( IIItI.
regular Ilit'fllllt.‘ oI .‘I'I. I.I IIlIII Lodge:
ID? Elks With IIIIII liISl I Inning III II huh I
lull; wore IIIIIIII- toI II bull to ho lIIIIII
“It”, on l‘:ilSli‘I' liIIIIIlItI/I
A ill'eclatl IIII-I-IIIIIA oi’ IIII- .\'or\\'II|II
. harmnceutlrul .‘SSlM‘liilltIIl IIIIIn III-III
I'Mial‘dly III IIII- Norwnlk liuII-l. III
illeh the resignation of John A. Riggs
RI melilt‘tl. .\lI‘. Rig-2.145 lllll‘llllrl to
i] out and IIIIIIII- IoIIII.
~CIDILIJII‘II II, J. ilIIIoItII-r IIIIIl I.iI-IIIIIII
III E. P. \VI-I-II \IIII IItIonIl llli' I'IIIIII w
[the SI-II‘IIIIIII lltgllllt‘lli. Ntw \oIII.
.tomorrow night. 'I‘III- I‘eI'iI-w \\'lll b
llducted bI' (IIIInIrIII (‘IIIIIln IonI .
"blunder oi lllt‘ llt‘llI‘ll'Illll' nt of IIII l‘:ll.\l. l
IWIshingiou. IIoIIg lsluud. ’I‘lIII ilSHt)
(Elation pennant will bI- given for lll"‘n'l.
.socotid and third in each t'lllh‘h‘. I '.ol
Frederick A iiill has IIII-I-ntl. bI-IIII|
’ timlnntod for Int-mbIIr of too goIIIIIIn
lug committI-I- (ll IhI- flSStlt IIIIIoII.
TRINITY BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Ill be Celebrated Tonight With an
Elaborate Program.
Gather Sons IIIIII Doughtors.
Greatest unto lA'RSll
Trinity, our tll‘ill‘ homo t'lIIIrIIII.
5' Keeps her llll'llltlil)‘ li‘i‘ilSIl
This owning 'i‘rInity 'Ill"lS’ll t"(‘ll‘—
Itbraios hot‘ blillltlii} IIIIIIIIIII'SIIIII' III IIIII
httrch. t'll\’t'lti|lt‘.$ t‘or \I'IIII'II lilll'I'
been diatriInItI-Ii amongst lllt‘llllit'l'fi illlll
friexuls. .ln i'liilitll‘illt‘ program “I”
be given and III) 'inI') IIIIIII lliIII‘ I:I III' on
lsed every III to pin: IiIi IIIII.
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I' Preceding tIIII unnIIIII l‘ll't‘ lion of III
. floors of tho ('IIriI-IIIuII llltlllSIl'llll
11388110 at the South NIIIIII'IIIII iIIIptiu
Church. their will be an ornaiu rI-I-iI;II.
given by Edmund S. hlIIIiI-r. 'l‘hts will
eminence at 7: in o‘nlork. IIIIII lust IIII-
lll 8:30. It Will lJt‘ lI‘tIII Rllll Ill‘
yubllc Is Invitotl. (‘IIIIstIIr ll. iiI-IIIIIIIII
" will render Vllt'til st-iortiotts. l’ollow-
dig the recital lllt‘ II-IIIgIII- will hold its
luminous mot-ting.
KEELER—BROWN.
. m and Mrs. (lIIorgI‘ \l'. KIIIIIII'. III
.Wiltoit. h'mrv lsnuotl lllVlllIlltIliS I'III' lllt‘.
~ marriage. of lllt'll‘ daughter, Miss II‘IoII-
..I.Ince C lherIIiI- Kt't‘lt‘l' to George Cor—
nelitlu ruwu. 'l ho i't'l'l'llllllly will IIIIIe
place at thII IIoIIII- ot' llii‘ lIIiIlII 'I‘IIIII‘.~'~
a! February lllll at 2:30 p. lll. Mr.
Brown is IIIoIIIII-III II with illP MI W York
Woes ot lllt‘ lloI-II IIIIIIII ItIIIIroIIII
(tummy. .
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BAPTIST CHURCH MEETINGS“
be meeting last night at the South
No walk Baptist Church \Il'I'lS IIIIII lI-II
by the pastor. ilI-II. il ii (‘I---,upIntIII
There was It good llilt‘lltllllltt‘ IInd all
. enjoyed llli‘ t-lillllllill III-IIIIIIIII and Miss
' ” Killers singing. Tonight .\lr. III-.I'IIIII
will lend the nth-ting. lllitl also tomor-
‘ll‘ow night. and n is IIopIIIl a lurin- unin-
when will bII present III [ho lI'iN two
. WEEKLY WHIST CLUB.
A meeting of the Weekly \\' hint Club
Edmund Zelul‘l'. T'nII first prizo wan:
by Mrs. A, .\'. t‘IIIriI, lllt' Sl‘t‘tllltl by
(William BIIIIII-t-r. and IhII consola-
prire by Mrs. William Stevens.
next meeting will be held at IIIII
"of Mrs. G. F‘. Godfrey. of Gl‘llt't‘
VISIT OF MAJOR KING.
Vincent \I King paid a thin
bony l) at the tummy last night.
ted the company in drilling
_ elegant Linen Win.~lou
”filth Very best fringes. cloning
gt 25c each, price was 50c and
, 25c Cloth Shades at 121m:
Umbrellas 290. 390 best 83. (‘0
All kinds of Brush.
Whisk Broom tie up.
89c. Broad Bones. Cake
prices below cost. 200 Its-
~ which we moot ship
ump- to Close them
$8.59 LumpiI79c. 100
mulOcuptomic. All
Dining Ronni Wimp
to which. u “C.
Shell Glam at the
lid doi.‘ iron Spiders.
nod everything for
. con to suit «my-
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SOLE AGENTS
for
W. 1.. DOUGLAS SHOES
$5. 00 and $5.50.
lon SIIIIIIIIIII
II' ll ~.IIIIIIII pIoII- Illlriiillbflltllll\ to
In pun. IIII IInIIII-IliIItI- IlI“tl.Il‘illIt)ll oil
W In Httlllh IIIIIIIoiIIIIoII. '"IIII- -lIi|)llll'l
it I llil ilIIll illI \llllll' l'I‘I-IIIIII.~llIlll','I'l
IIIt tltII IIIII tiIIiP III->t II'I'III IIII;~‘
The AintIIiI-IIII l'oII'IIIt lioIII .\Sl~it)llli' Wm”! MU"
too will hold II I‘lli‘tl lieI-orutlou I)II\'. v. .. ' , ,
. , . .,_ l , . , ". ‘ SI, lI’l'lll'IliSlll It”, IlIIIl. 23‘ - llils‘v
May 30. In Alllliliilhbtl iIIII.IIIti lot. 4“.“ m)” m m “M ”WWW mm,
‘thetoiomyoflelllreepl-d.
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RUSSIA’ 8 REPLY EXPECTED.
WIII Probably Be Dupatchcd to leen.
Saturday.
'I'tililti. .IIIII. 'JtIs-lt is IIIItlIIIputIIII
that tip illi~Wi'I' of ltuuulu to JupIIII'n
liilI‘Sl IIIIII will ll‘lil'll 'I‘okio not liltt'l'
tIIIIII III-xi .\lonIIIIy. ”('Nlllt‘H thII itItI-
IIIIIIiIuI I-oIIII-IIIII Io IIIIIIIIII ill ltomn.
IIIII ullhr'litll lllllllSlt‘l" ut lllt‘ I‘lilllliilI
IIItIIItI :I I‘III IlI’IVS’ It ll~ Sillll tlIIIt tiIII
IIIMIIIII lllllltllill IIIIIIII-I. \\‘ill (llHi'lll’li‘u
llll‘ IIIIII~III' llh lll\til\t(l III ltil" IIIII (‘ 7.III
IIIIIIII‘ IIIIII II no liliillf‘tll“ II ilt'iIlSlilll in
III IIIIIII llil' not nIIII' IIrrII'I- III ’I‘IIlIio
Huston .~ III-spotIIIII l~ I-IIgIIIl)‘ ilWIlllt‘ll.
SotnI t'I‘illil ix I-ApIIIs..III IIIIII IIII: III
III'tllil‘ll‘i' IIppI'I-IIIIIIII.I lllII IiIIII-I'I’IIiIIII.
IloIt IIIIII II-IIIpI I‘ III" IIIII .IIIpIInI-«I littl—
pir, and It Stt‘lllil IIII-I'IIIIIIIII- tII.II IlIII'oII
IIII ilImItI IIII.» l'IIlItIII Io IIorII-I-tir in
form ilIII go‘JIIIIIIIIIIIII III Si. i'IIlIIIslI‘I g
III" the Sllliiilllill Japan in bunII Iw.‘
I’IIIIIIIIII II iiIIIIIIIIlIII pIIoIIIIIIII. ’l"IIII IIII-
IIIIIIIIIIIIII plot) to isiwll bonds IIIIII lII-
i'l"t‘ll\l‘ II'I\.IIIIIIII llli‘t‘l,‘ \\'!ll| populnr :Ip»l
lil"tl\';il, but SIII'IIII IIII_IIII-IiolIII IIIII‘I- lit" ’ll
IIIIIIIII to llli‘ pIIIpII» -Il InIIIIoII of mo-
IIIIIIIII II< “'I‘ll II~ in III. III IIlI-Inption '
It is Silll IIIIII IlII llIII'Il Ilt‘i Itil< \Illl l!“
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ptnlultbiy \\"lll IIII
IIIII' lilillllll‘)‘ "tI.
IIIllI'ihlII‘ tlIIIt tht- I‘I-pII' \\'lll llt' IIoIII-Iz-
III in pIII-iiII- II-I'tns.
WHY WATER BACKS BURST.
Plumber Explain: How These Explo I
alone Can be Avoided.
()III- of llltl most prolific soan'I-x of
IiIItIgI-r III intensity t‘tllll wvuthI-r In
the freezing of quIIr in IIoiII-II t'III-I
llllll's IIIIII IIII- l't‘rililliilll i'XllltlSlUll oi‘
W‘flli‘l llHiKS ”in tho ordinal) houm-
wife, it is IIiflIIIIIIt Io ('iill\'llitt' hIII‘l
l.lllli IIIII kitIlII-n raIIgI- llllilt‘l' IIII-IIIIIII
l‘l"I(IIlllSIllIllI‘S is It IIIIIIIII, l‘llKllll' oi
llf‘h‘ll'lll'lllill, bIIt Ilii‘ lllllillit'l" of “Hi
III-tits l‘l‘lltll'll‘tl ItIoIItIIIItIIII Slilli‘ lllIw
wiIIII-r. Ht‘i‘t‘lill ot‘ tiIIInI I'IIII'II. slums
lliill illt‘ Silllji'i‘l is an important (lllt‘.
Tllt‘ water back of II rtIIIgI- or tin-
IIaII-r t'I'oIII ils is noIIIIItiIuI‘III lllt‘ rose
is IIImpII' II cast iron tnnit fitting iIllIl
lllt' lll‘i' box of llll‘ rough and ullowinlt
II I‘m-II I-irIIIIIIItion of tho watIIr to and
from llit‘ lltllll‘l'. llllthl‘ most t'll't‘lllll-
Hilllt’l‘S. llit'l't‘ is Ito rhunI-I- for any
trouble and llt‘liplt' got so familiar
with thin automatic operation that it.
IIrIII-IiI-I :I (‘Uillt‘lllpl of their dangers
which hIIII oftitnes proIIIIl IIIIIIuItrouI-I.
Most people. tIspI'I'IIIIIy lll cold.
\\'t‘fllllt‘l" kt‘t‘l) their l'alllfl‘ going all
night own it" they dump it ill the
morning to make a fresh firt‘. Under,
such IIonIlitioIIs. there is IIbsquIIIII- tio
IlnIIgIII'. liut somII I-oIII lllfil‘lllllll: tlIII
sIIrI'uIII girl or perhaps tho misll‘rsfi
goon down to find tlII- kitIIIIIIn tlro IIIII
IIIIII tlItI room llki‘ Itn ll’t‘ ll(llli~'té. Hor:
IIIIIII thought is to Ht‘l IIII- tiI'II going
(lllltfllly. so the fuel is put III. all the
Ilumpors urII oponml and Illt‘ tire starts
with It lush
Now llt‘lllfllm the two load connec-
tions from the stove to the boiler are
frozen. and this will usually occur
near the boiler The tire Marts so
quickly that the ice in the pipes has
no time to melt the mum in the
water back in" converted into steam.
and having no oIItlIIt. it httplodes the
name us a steam boiIIIr. Muny of
these burst with no wot-no damage.
than wrecking the range, but if a
person is stunning over them. tho
chances for Injury are increased.
Said a State street plumber to a
Post reporter yoxtorday: “It is well
to lwm‘ in mind ill this time of tho
your. that there al't‘ certain l‘lllt‘l-I to
observe about water hut-kn. Mun)
peoplo think If the water runs from.
the faucet that thl‘(‘ is It fro.» L‘.ll'(.‘ll- I
Itttion through the tango and thel
pipes are not frozen. The best way?
to do. If thII fire is out on a zero morn-
ing. is to fool of the lead pipes and If
)ou suspect that they aro frown. heat
a hole but water over the this range.
a lump or a gas jet. Dip cloth: in the
hot water and apply to the pipes. It
will thaw-them instantly. If you are
not sure the piper are frozen and you
are willing to take a churce on the
strength of the cast Iron. build your
fire. but don’t rush it. Give t o wnter
a chance to heat and extend the
frost. In any event. keep your face
may from the top of the range. You
are not likely to get hurt it there
should be no explosion If you no to
one side. as the tome In usually ex~
tended upwards."
Il“>lilllt'll“(l on SIIIIII-
II is IttiltIIIttIIIl. .~IIIIni- I
COLD IN WILLIMANTlc.
WILLIMANTIC. Jan. 28.——'l‘empera-
turns approaching the luweet record of
the mason were retarded in this sec-
tiou this morning. in thin city tho
mercury registered i to 8. degree! be-
low zero: in Chaplin. 16 bolovII find to
Warrensvllle we: Albion! 18 below.
. IRON {N ALAIMAI.
summon“. Ml. Jul. fl—Ao
cording to the wenthor hurt-nu the
snow ml hero lutn vt expound Do
eight inches the onto! which
8W! our
end ultra-d truth: I: domed .I
mm: FUN. eubun MARRIID.‘
nocnusmn Ir III-n. nan-n.
"tip.
I three yours IIIIII.
‘m-ononthomundtbu‘mdge
.IilIthi AND Y'IUI 'l‘Ilb" (WII‘ III‘ t).
and $8. uow
810 IIIIII 812 ()NIIJS. nl
MEN’S SUITS. ilIIII IIIIIIdI-u. IIIIIIII
(‘IIIIIIIIIIIII"S ti\'|I2Itt‘t).-\'l‘
3:. aunt in Imus. III
I $2.48.
It} HUM III III“
II.I'I.I. IIIAIIIIY ANII ..
t. t.
— D. Gottlieb, .
Ithings In Cambric Edging: and Inucrtings—blind and eyelet work
I 11 NORTH MAIN STREET.
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A CLAM FAMINEI
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Frozen Shore. Have Kept the Men
Who Furnish the Supply From
Working.
CLEARANCE SALE.
' , 3.1.90.
35.95. , .1.
57.98.
.~‘. I.IIiI-h wIIrI- $3 nod 31. now
$7.98.
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'I‘Ill-ISI‘) BARGAINS.
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FUNERAL OF DR. GORDON.
NEWTOWN. Jun. BIL—Tho funeral
It the late Dr. James W. Gordon took
IIIII'II today "Ont St. Rose'u R. (7.1
‘inIIII-b. AI tlIII menu Itov. J. Egan;
. wait ct-Iebruu, itov,
'I‘iII‘IIII- is pIIIIIIlIIuily II l‘llllll humor in .‘m (‘k ‘ . , oItI~ ,
town. and although it in noI ltkoly llliil :Imul “5:15;? Trill-lingo: :1?” (RN:
IIII'Illlll‘ will [it‘i'lhll of humor and cold l-‘r. Iiouohuo. filw Milford. master of
on thzti lif‘t'ttlllll. II is mighty iIIIIonI'IIII
i"lII to illi‘ than who lll\'"h' IIIIIIII irItIIIrI:
to think Ihnt llt‘ t'iil'lltil xvi his IIIIIIIII
Illilil) III IiII- sIIII- Ill" III lilYillii‘S. NIt
.IoI .wnn- II.II.~ IIII~I II I IIIIII IoInII ltl tow.u -
ilk tIIII IIIIM \Ht‘kn lI.IIII th'II
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IIIIInIouIIIs. 'I‘lII- Board of Eduratlon
of which tho. fll‘fl‘ut‘fl Inn 3 mombor '
um: in alll‘llllRlli'f‘ at the church.
ilH '
IIIIII also the Mir t‘l'ii and nll‘nllll‘l'b' of
IIII ("out-t SIIIIIIII Iloolt A. 0. F.
ll"(\ll,&lll with pI-IIII to tho lllfiKt ru‘ llli‘
supply of Phillis ls IIIIrI' Nlltll'l. .\ iIIII'
'IIIIIIIII-Il t'llllliS‘ worn IIlililllll‘il I'rqu NI-w
Yorlt lflhl wIIIIlI. liiil t’lllt‘i‘ II‘I‘LIIIII‘ tlIII'
~nppl_\* Ht't'llli; it! how pI-IIII‘I-Il out.
'I‘IIII tll'hlt‘l' IIiIIIIItiIIII. IIIIIIouulI noI
'IIlllt) so IIIIInI. Is not bright. Illlll whil-
III-IIIIIIIs anI not "llt‘ill‘lfi without prior"
tho; anI lilllltitll IIIIIIIII III [it‘lll‘ltl in priIIII.‘
'I"IIIII'II in II kl't'Ill sran-ity III'II;.‘IIIIII‘III uIIII
IlItI promo-«tn of gutting lilot‘t‘ llI‘l‘ IIIII
IIIIII-lI lnI'IulItc-II thIIII for t'lillllri. Fish
IIIrII not llillll‘ ill! sI-III'IIII Its lllt‘ lIII'IIlIIIs.
_IIuI llit'i“ is It pIrIIIIIIIr IlIIpII-tlon of tin.
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I'IIIIIIIII- \IIppiy" this “‘llllt'l‘ IlIIIII IIIIIrII
lillrl boon for t-‘tllllt' lllllk'. tlIII t‘Xll‘t‘lllt'
IIoIII nothing it Itnposnihlo for IIIII flair
IIinll‘Il III \I'IIIIII' 'l'lII- prI'IIIIs on fish urt-
.I II-li‘iI- IIIIIIIIIII than litillill. .
’lhI- rIIInIoII tlIIIt IlIII Ilutn would be
IIthIltIl Iilll Iii lllh ”filling [illit'l‘ lR llll‘
’III that IIIII riIIr~I IIIIII hurlunu of
Long Island IIIIIII Ithith IIII- loI-III tnIIr
lI'i‘l is mostly Hll|lllllt‘ll. IIrII frozvu up.
IIII IIIIIII IIIII] llll‘ll" short-II pllIIIl with
IIIIIIIIIIII ll‘i‘ IIIIIIIIIII lllt’ I'm-out IIrIInlIiIIIz
’I‘III' li"' hit. also intvriIIrIId with
by working of lllt‘ (lyi‘llIl'llll’Il.
.\"III mililf I-IIIIIIs Slilll in tho IIIIIul
llllll'llt‘lh ramp from IIIII sIIrI'IuInIIiIII',
lIllI llll‘i‘i‘ ill'l' It IIIInIlII-r III
”t«llttlt‘ IilliIIr.” l‘l‘oltli‘lll :‘illlillit rs of tit-I.
S I'IIIfIII‘II lli‘llt"ll. who Izn'ln IIII-ir ll\"t‘ll-.
‘Iomi by linhinx IIIIIl IIIIIIIIItIing. who lll't‘
I.IIi-.II to IIIIITIII' lll‘lHllllill if tlIII II-IIbIIIIIIII'
l‘lilltllllflll t‘()l\llllllt‘t-. "l‘ltIIII hur-I foIIIIII
iI itnpouniblo to work. and "H tIII y lt‘ll'l
llllllll‘ltivllltilllll t‘xlhll'ill‘t‘ their hard
rllll) will soon in- IIppItrIIIII. So for flu-
:~.IIIIIroI'II lillllltil"lllt‘S lIIII'I- IIIIIIIIIIIIII no
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Board of Relief
Town of
South Norwaik.
.\'otlI-II in III-III in‘ giIII II IIIIII IIII iloItIII
I' III-IiIIf of ”III 'I‘ own of South NorwttilII
llll‘l‘l on MIIIIIIIII_ l-‘IIIIIIIIIIIy lat I
hill. from II'IIIII. k until i II't'IoIIt. p.
1.. Saturday. i-‘vbruury lilth. from L'
IItiI l II'IIIoI‘lI p nI.: Suturdnv, Ft'lil'll
‘tith from 2 until 1 o‘clock. p. III.
I llll‘ uliiI'o of ‘I‘wn ‘IIIrlI IIIuIiIa S.
lIII-rs. Iii \Ynshlnnton Slrl‘i'l, in I~IIIII
for tho murmur of hunting llll‘l
and oil M|lllt'l|l>' Illlltlt'
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IIIIII'IIIItIiIIg llll‘I
III llli‘m froth llil' donuts of tho Ammo
urn on III-I of loot}
'I‘IIII)‘ will filttlt llll‘4‘l IIIItlI iIIII Assor-
.I'II or :I joint lumrd. Sutnrdny. iI‘IIlIrII
20th. III i p III.. for tho pIIrpoHII of
button IIIII pol!» of Slt'h' IuIIl IlII-IIIIIIIIII .
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\'IIIl.I.\.I\i .l. M'Iii’tiil.
.II\.'iil ‘8 II). STE \' IIINS
\"Il. IIIAM K.\SI\'\,
l.IIutIl of III-IIIIf of ”ii“ 'Iown of South :that tit "our foot
IIpleI-utiouu for aid. but it would not "\“mulk
bII Sllrlll'lfllllfl if some of tho "iiliiII.~'"“ SIIIIIII NIIIIIIIIIIII. (‘oIIII.. .ItIII. Mill
:IIIIIII- application noon if lllt‘ I-olIi tool. ills align r]: In
'I."I'lllllt‘l' I-ontinIIIII-I. : l.
III-uIIItIII llll' strlitgoury of IIIII iislI‘
Iillil‘lii‘l. IIII kinda of Ih‘l‘lillllll‘lt' goods ll
mm high. such as potntoott. npplI-s, (‘llll- l
IIIIgI- Itn.l otIIIIr fIIrm fruit» and Yi‘ki‘“ i.
Iiilllt‘r‘. 'l"lIII tll-Illgi‘l‘ frIIIu Iori.‘ iIIII‘UIIIIII '
trot-ling in tho t‘illll-lt' for this III sum" MARY “ND ‘NN' l
IIIIIIIIIII-IIII. and Rho poor I-rops III lillll‘l'lhhnw. a" wrinklou and gray. l
IIIx-tIIIIIIIIs. .
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SON SUES FATHER FOR HlS
PROPERTY.
STAMFORD. Jun. 25.“ l'lllit-‘I‘S have"
just boon served in a rather odd IeIttIlI
null, III which .l. Madison .IohnsouI
iiillki‘S rmnpittint against his fillllt‘l‘,
Ildgnr Johnnon, who in aflhllt‘llill'il with
the Frank .\iIIlIIIr IIIInIbIIr (‘otnpnti_\I..
IIItIl muuugvr In" its Stmnt'ord brunch.
"l‘hnt wonIII-rful l‘lll‘t‘ for all tIIII IsII-k.’
SIIII did and on tho III-ti IIIII'.
Ann lookI-II lWlt‘f‘ lib" old as May.
How old wort- Ann and May I stty.
Mary." :llllil Ann, "try lir. lht'k.
'l‘ho I-Innplttint ItlIIIgI-s that In 1890. J.
\lodluon Johnson tI-II lli‘il to “0000
'boquonthotl bv II female telative. and
Ithat his father was made guardian and;
IIIIIIIIIII of lht’ property until the Don
IIIIcnmII of one. It in alleged that the!
IIompialnnut bIIIIIImo of use two mi
and that the father
has not made an accounting of the
propvrt I.
III. Superior Court.
ESCAPING PRISONER! CAUGHT.
in
The oat-III In rotumoblo tol ectmeng oilit‘e
street. Friday_ l-‘I-bruury 5th. and Fri-
, day. February 12th, 1904. from 12 noon
IIIIIIIIIII’ NIIIIII.
'l‘hII registrars of the Town of South
orwnlk will be in session at. the sol .
No.
SACO. Maine. Jun. 28.—~'l‘lIrI-o hoursi till 9 p. m.
of “bitmli which Joseph Btudloy and C. A. WALTERS.
Iohu 'ux l‘ convicted Dumbo-III. gained. I
In oII-rIpoIIering Guard Murphy and (53- o RU“ US J" SMITH‘
I-IIping front the city Jail hint night. M 3" Resisting.
cost them each five yours in State pri-
son. Charles Chase. who also left tho
lull. will have to serve two years in}
tho stuto prison at ThoquI-ton. lulliifidl
of one year In Alfred jail. The man
were captured exhausted nnIl suffering
from cold. utter II thirten-mtlo flight
over snow-covered highways. Bradley
and Nnglo, who wore sentenced mastur-
day, to I-II'tIvo one year for burglary,
were given six years each today.
Chase's ponultv Inn2 for larrem.
MURDER lN SECOND DEGREE.
IDGEPORT Jun 28—. After d-
l o ting an hourInnd three-quarters,
9 Jury which listened to" the evidence
in the case of Peter Kelly. charged
with poisoning hi- wite. last October.
returned n verdict of murder in the
mound degree this forenoon The
verdict m o complete nurpriee to the
Mend- of the loch-ed men and to the
hlhltnee of the court room. who ex»
' meted an lmmetlino multtnl. Coun—
sol for Kelly immediately gave notice
ofnn Input to the Sum-to Comb! .
George W. Wheeler cried in excluding .
evidence celculetod to show Kelly‘s in‘
names.
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80. NOMlk.
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Show. Sleds end Winter (lumen
. A. 0. Buildings Athletic Goods.
Slates end Cutler: Ramona
Hove your Automobile or Big
cycle put in order now AM it
out» rend: for use when Iii-I:
'wenthé'r permits d
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"THAT'S THE REAL THING. THEN
TRISTRAIYIKIHYATT
Annual Sale of Furs
It has always been our custom to close out every piece of Fur the sealon that it is bought.
and to carry nothing over froNnc season to another. The only way that we can do this is by
making low prices. This sale is now on. and every piece is included—nothing is reserved. The
goods are right. the prices are low and the benefit Is yours.
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HAMBURGS
Our tenth annual importation of Hamburg Edgings and Insertings is now on sale. The line
this season is better in many ways than any we have ever shown before. The patterns are liner and
handsomer. The assortment is larger and the prices are lower. The lint: includes all the newest
Nainsook Sets—wide. narrow. with inserting: to match.
Swiss Sets, Demi Flouncing and Inserting. in blind andbpen eiiects.
Batiste. Black and White Edgings and Inscrtings. and All Overs.
Champagne Color Matched Sets.
Beading in .Cambric, Nainionl. IIIIII Swim in all \\'l(lillS.
All Overs in Cambric. uainscok and Swiss.
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPT
$4 75 Oil Heaters for ...... $3.75 Cotton Clothes Lines ....... 1°C.
5°C. Lanterns for . . ...... age. 6 Lantern Globes for ....... 25c.
$3. 50 Wringers for ........ $2 75 Cake Tureens .............. 3c.
23c. Sink Strainers for ...... 17c. Fancy Cake Cutters. 2c.
59. 69 and 79c. Bread Raisers 49c. Nest Eggs. 3 for .......... 5c.
Decorated Dinner Ware—broken lots—to close out.
Price lower than ordinary white ware.
TRISTRAM & HYATT, No’rwalk, Conn.
NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE' BUILDING.
I
.Glover’ s the Place
You Must ,
Wear Shoes '
that is sure?
“-th not wear the sbrti
uouI purse and pour
Idea of attractiveness
I’I’hone 157-6
Wear Shoes That Fit.
COAL. OUR STOCK l8 FULL OF
GOOD THINGS TO KEEP THE TEM-
PERATURE IN THE HOME AT THE
RIGHT NOTCH. AFOR INSTANCE
THERE'O "OLD COMPANY'S LE
HIGH." FOR ZERO WEATHER
THERE lS—BUT THAT’S ANOTHER
STORY.
I how: it to loan on till kinds of Real
iii-tutu Iu lem'or small amounts. from
one to three yearn, or on my monthly
payments. . 5 and 6 per cont interest.
F. Armingion PeaveII
"Dept. . I p "" BROOKLYN. NJ!
‘ V1 merchl anon.
29-‘3l
West Washington St
ll.l‘llllllllllllll‘“l
Mark- Down Sale
CLOTl'IING!
Overcoais and Suits;
Men and Youth
Come in and look us over. We
have a good assortment of BELT
OVERCOATS in Fancy English
Mixtures, to be sold regardless of
former selling price.
OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN
. is open to you. Select whatever
merchandise you need. and pay
for them in weekly payments.
We do not charge you anything
for the accommodation. Our
‘ prices are as low and in most in-
stances lower than elsewhere.
Are you in need . of a good '
TIME PIECE? We have a good
selection of WATCHES; a gut-
antee with every one sold.
$I.OO Per Week.
ammo; or AII Kind. of
sprout, ‘ quorum y
n. .
' uptown"; won
out .
Spedailty Mfg. Co.
IIoIIaL VICTORIA
quorum. mm.
T. J. St) LliVKN,
PROPRiITOR.
Newly turninhed throughout.
«commotion. In the city for con
mom FIRE rnoor. ( , , ~ ,
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Norwalk Chronicler