I‘ji’w
III
QVutE
to.“ v a
new all‘u 0y.
It“;E ut stugflagh
o expirition oi' oiirl ease.
- Elfin hr many years. no it
It“ 2 {to at Ipatovhia or her wpnIII 3
more 090: every ev'eni
I ”livery tip-oust: The Norwalitu
‘ I‘WE‘" 'E‘ndEMfluclt‘ .- 3
‘52.?" EE
lured-1mm
"n:. ‘IE‘.
lit?» I'll
. ”'31;
E (wnyain IndE (thin Straw, .9.
rlt‘tE‘I-was
‘ ‘ 96 ”filth cHILEotEtrd
If.
EEE EEa
tilt"
fizfliil m on uqinithstnltdiux the tact‘ tlilt lltltitlrhihl K,
worm m3
ortqysay that no such Ilflm'lnlt‘nl llli Ilil3 will he ventured _
Itlll
most
behooves tho shrewd 3nd econom-
utl catch the Bargains while they
oz to iscllitato the closing out In
Wltlnipttuk. Ilowaytou, Darlen.
Demonstration
I Nth Wright direct from a three weeks' demonstration at Bagel-Coop
$3 NeEw. York.I III with us proving the Isuperiority or ALUMINUM over all
wares tot-E cooking utensils. She bakes griddle cakes without green.
e or otter. n33eaI lodge without ‘3‘ttrring. boils milk In It saucepan with-
TOII
' left on get stove all day witho ut water and will not crock. The nubw
ogrdtnljy .13le. to this dental; htrhtion and to 9art3itoI oI some at the
booth Norwaiit. Cont;
,r. Irrl‘ ”i’
FHAV; out rl-I t’it WITH Mica or button
”"'E”.‘:’ M mean at
”to"
.. etEe'. tor so ct. quality.
50 cu. tor 76 on quality.
2,! etc. for $1.00 oil-Elm.
Gents Night Sill”?
were tel- 50 of. quill”
OED etl. tor 7EE5 ct. quality.
ChiWEE
a»
(limits.
3).”. tor .2.“ quality.
$2.40 for no quality.
we tor In.” quality.
“it. Ever “A. quallty.
Atew cements from last year at
.Ihim each.
_ B
' «teeny lob prlnie'r In Greater Bunion.
j lend 3 npeclal meeting at the master
printers to be held today.
tit
Boston. ran. lr—v’l‘he strike at the
’00 book and Job. printers of Boston.
Dan T30 «III vl nIIty. tia- [hemp to.
«w. o trouble s over a 'now 319'
otw crowd and by the helpand te-
Ittsot by them eye".
It'l'lIe printers til not all stoE work
but it 0!. 3(3an 1‘);-
mgrttp loci [in on N0.E 3 0t Wh eh he
printers) are members vIEptt 3.“
cm of the printers present the new
wage scale as on ultimltum. and ME
text no theyI were retitled the men
went out. The demand oi the en-
ployes le tor an increase over the prea-
ont role 01 live cellte tor every thou»
and out» one Ilolltti’t I “(9* [or hand
t-onulositora and three dollars mwoek
tor tn the operators.
On Iurday the owners or the
printing plants who are Emetnbern of
the Boston Ty thetae, rejected an 3
hodétho demon of the employee. Y's-
tet- y at 3 meeting at the typp IDN‘
chi union. It wae Ivotad to give 9 ty-
pot me flatbe- other chalice to avert a
stri e hy‘. vinga tommlltee call up-
on mm, The employers. however. did
not choose their attitude ttntl the un-
ion hepreeentntlvEetI with retuaoia iron
the on t at their tour, -
Jrhe Menage of the Union minimum
IEr'e ilrm to firm “smother tilow...
or! point III was reported It retoo-
at not he neinhertt ‘
owl... W. Slnonds‘ aeoretary otthe
Tvpothetne, at IDJII ocioclt 3W thnt
as;
white had advices .trorzall
the 9th ed printers. he was condos
Illa the rat 933i would he naeninoulE.
lie dded that no but sent a circoinr to
hotli within and. without the 'ryuotho
toe; asking them not I also the ogree
meet ropooed and the tie: them to st-
cit
enters. he said. were sent to 3
060 Job gorillturtl.I employing 3ppro3i-.:
ntaIer 2. 0 printers. - .
I ENOYALTYIOR ROOSEVQLT.
BlpEMMIIIROG'IIIP‘ From late at His
. 1 . WW
' YORK. Feb. l.-—Judxo Core.
slit In the equity omen ot the u.
S. r‘oalt goon. love clone shtenttotv to
EE'EMr. mtthewa, 3n attorney. while he
was describing the detects which he at
'08 “I“ in the set at “Jenn Inc
It Iel ‘3 Confessions." sold to
El “hath Sanderson. 3 well-
‘kno n. biblionhile or Nemk. tor 88.-
000; b-y Gobble 8. Co.
B I when it we: torther alleged by
the ewyer that his client bed. by mie~
r99 ntntion and freed. been Induced
. hue what woe described as "an
’En'll or'.i edltltln" of President Roose-
‘IIoEIt work. the court announced that
’he did not once to go into the merltlt
of t 9 one and told the attorneys to
.IVI‘IIel abut the first or lire. suderson' 3
WI? .Ian In intent. was due. next
‘Oe her and to then bring the matter
up ‘il It was not poid.
It; won sold um the tour recent lim-
ited autogrnphar editions of President
n33
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E. - Telephone:
are
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tit-vet how “tranche“?
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sfip.
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.Iuv‘tI
Sahib Namath.
435'. .1."er I 31"“?
3'." r «Icesril- ? .I‘
E E. "Iiifimtifiow with every- EEEEEEEE
ertt can be altered.
I
’ §Fflon Jill..- one: my three veer
d‘lrl Eliot] 3 severe cane ot croup; the Co
‘ ' in" bottle at m' It, Honey nod/hr. the
' Em ’dose are mick relief and mod
iloosevelts w or.“ numbering 1228
new, were din of by. (lehbio I
I‘mmpnoy Itor 75,360 and that the
'llullmlfs runny of twenty per cent.
$3,31le 050.
A NIGHT ALAEIRM. . .
Worse than malarial 0t tire 3t night
couthot oroup which
$103 like. {he children's death knell
EEdmun- death ntdese somethihx
donedolekly. Foley's Honey and
fig” {tells to give instant mile:
ly cures the worst forms or
Mrs. P. L Cordier. at Mon-
detox sold Ihe could not live. I got
It?“ “conflict.
2 . our wZIIoeverv did tor Jarret leKenna
- " li‘ire yeorl no“ I
.otheIEI-s 3000le attuned tot: m or
Carriage aEEmi Waien Women In Chi-i » ~
310th
I. thhtl I
g 'l‘here'a
I3 into
nervous wreck—hoping e
and obey-when discovered. .
um diseovetfld It; Reel! whni
tit Borden Street‘ Irld I.‘ I.‘.
ll Ii lwt‘eEt-it
tron Indigestionw MCI: retntn
3ny- solid food op my stomach, and
when i tried to it
distress the abort one It mined
.there I tried various re edies with-
out this any Itnam‘treotb
04h severed phyaic the III II Ennd
out at Hoepitnla: they love moo, tern
I stepped into 3 III-II: Ithre not! told
the clerk I must have nothing to
{eileve the even it It kill nth-4 was
n such dietress both or into IntId body.
He gave me a bottle. at not or Soigetl u
curative Syrup and told, me it" w“:
:elleve the 33 it had worst?”
I won. [went hoine a dose
and motioned to takei qthe
day. That night I rented lltt than
I hid tor rest-s. and after on eg three
bottles or the remedy 1 tree complete
iy cured 3nd nble to resume tny occu-
Dillon 1 have used list '3 Syrup In
my tnmliy ever since lb greet sue-
me and I am glad of this opportunity
M telling others ot the all!) le little
remedy 0! tools. berks end h rhs th‘st
has such wooden-tot power to cure
when nothing ell-Io elm."
(let a bottle of Mother
3I voor drttggists and it dot-3' not
cure you item! on the label and we Will
return your moms by Iotlowi llfl Inall
Our gtlarntitee is ‘l for loml‘lii
Bei‘tgel 3 Syrup
been use vie ire legs ynml i‘lnEntEttlnE y
m sihle—we will make ”our
promise it any tosl MOTIIE Bfil
OBL'S S't IQUP Cu, liifl Duane Street.
New York.
SeIgei's Syrup is n coco
medicine-30 drew. to a
dose as beneficial no I Ewhblcf
other medieles es. t‘dmzmsed qt Fruits.
Roots and orbit noted for their pro
Dhylnctit 3nd curatite powers.‘
3 ACTIVITY lN COURT. CIRCLES.
W
cent rat tail
mittiim. oi
“Early Cases Assigned tor TrlaEi ln
Bridgeport, This Week
The activity In court. otl'clel wlll
(outintte next week at the county court
hotlIeeI. although the print on! tribunal
In section will not he so. mum u
this week
I the. civil superior with Judge
\WI lam 'I‘. Elnict ‘p',retildln'g I here
will be It further henrlnglin the ‘no-
tio brought in w illlnm situctt
ego not the Keystone Construction Co
and the city.
The divorce case at BElnntn J Nara
more millet Frontal Naratnore Is
also aimed tor Tueatlay and will he
bald In all ”Nbiif .I'I?
imitrought by the and she 33kt:
(or NW The hashetld is content-
ore A! follow-:3
“team", l'sh. a—George W.
it‘3lrEchlld VII the Connecticut Roth
way‘ mbllnl 00.; Selectmen ot
It‘ll v3. Robert Illicit. Jr.. Marsh.
liter 'Iu themteou vs. I-‘rnnk W. Beers.
.T urpday. Fob. 4,-v-Amuldl'. ll. Lune
vs. Franklin P. lone. 0mmocticut.Ne~
lioual build vo the.town oi‘ It‘aittilelti.
tlertrudo it. Clark. vs, Andrew J. Clark.
Foster ti Tanner VII. Susie l..' Tanner.
Tho'ro Is 3 treihrnlieud Ihtt or canoe
put down in the elkii common pica»
hei-e luau Howard J. ()urtlu will pm.
tilde, No lotto than twenty five elects
per put down for the week wltli ton
the weeks toiluuing. Thole is eerily
were out down tor the week with‘ twin
ehee. The lotto-in: ere the. bl-
out: (or Tu Silly
rant N.IE)letrIok \e. Regard K.
ah executor: Mary A. Dietrich vs»
NW“)! Nellie
w “on. opp Ileui. nutmeg,
LlliflrirEOO. New tea Humid. .
Thoreau Keener Is. the N .
Néw flevenJ. Elwood 3- We
sir:
E_tllug and 3 Eitl
d ll ‘. ‘ ' » I W .
th Racial," gang“ (I ship? w’l‘her ls httttl I ~ -—Dyspsprl3—~hute or human exist.-
Inn's. Dalton. ‘ -.= v'" ‘3 once... Burdock Blond Bitters cures it.
~’ i Mi .IW hromptlymertnnnentiy. Regolstes and
motion!) ourerwotui. tones name-cue I
‘o’n Eagreenient expirin at
.nlght with 3. new elsltlo Willing
utee. E. llbl meE.‘
Q {Whom
I
”or.“ 5* * » §
«g 50 oral [his iiéEld Basin
Ilia” Rwahiloh- ltsltfllay
mined the great I
”$1"!$”§Il’e“llim,wutfig t nEhI
verle ol’ lheanIiIty Ir‘tiin my, ”Inst-In; d“
Iwnx The other assignments for next .
.. . in”; my.“ way EeoEeIEu
MS“ "t‘.
event. 0.33. e on on..." .0" try
at. PETERSIIIIRG rob. l.——Vasuc
rumors In cinuiatlon here today that
Viceroy Merlot! hod died or
brought out a reniéotileiai note
ewe.
Amrelegrttphic inquiry mode at Port
tttr shown the reportl circulated
that Admiral AJeIinetl fled t the
effects of poison. we untru 169 ad.
mirtl has h on ttpwell; but, he win
lucid his our roman receptions yester-
' CROWD C11!" TRAIN.
Ahoht 10,000 See the First One °_"
Irldg’eert (leveled Traelt‘s'. ‘
BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Jul. .‘Il.——A
cheerlnl crowd of at lent ten thousand
people greeted the tires. train that. ran
at the new elevated tracks 0! the
New Yorlt. New linvct't sud Hartford
Railroad here yesterday. Saturday it
We announced that the that train to
run over the elethed treble} would be
the mower trgih which eaves the
an d Central 8 a:tIoII, New .York. at
10: I2. anti nrrlvea here 3tll: 250' clock.
As early so 9 o'clock the crowd began
to stiller to witness the looting up and
shitting ot the tracks. The engineer
in; curve In charge ot the work made
such accurate calculations that the
tIr3ln who only am minutes late on
Ilenvinz the station. Police were neces
aery to clear the tracks for the train
to pull Into the station. so eager was
the rowd to uprosa clone to the care.
T e paeeugers on the train were
nine uurprhled at the demonstrollon.
and for 3 time were unnble to compro-
heud what it all meant. Hundreds or
people trowdcd on the train tor the
take ot saying they had ridden to New
Haven on the tint train to run over the
u. 000 000 elevated tracks which will
eleeunlly eliminate the grade cross
In“ in the city. The railroad com-
peny has been at work on the Improve
tncuts for three years. and It will be
two years more before the undertaking
Is completed 33 the new etetIon In still
to be erected. e temporary building
Iniwerind the Inurpoee tor the. present
Mid to the scene or activity the
Connecticut Railroad and Lighting
CotrIEpnny was bury cbtlheciin their
Stroller Invenoe line with the trlield
avenue Inc, which will now run under
the elevated atehm‘ tracks and make a
mntinuoue line, whereas hetero unsecu-
gers on the trolley care were obliged
to went across the tracks of the steam
road. The city polo $400,000 as its
chare ot the expense
DISEABED POULTRY SOLE. .
Terkeya .‘rwelee Years Interlaced on
Market.
CHICAGO. F . I.-’Aldermnn Peter
Wrntiing as c tlinctl an ordinance
which requires inspection or the con-
tents ot cold storage warehouses.
"i worked in the stook ylrtls as a
butcher tor years. and I know all about
the. conditiontl there" said the aldet-
man. "i hate known of turkeys being
kept in cold slot—nice. tor teem years.
and chickens tor einltt of ten your.
lentil laid Illicit before the world's [air
Itrcheing placed on the market."
"Tho turkeys and t-hickt‘ltk ought to
in ripe by this lllllt‘." suggested Alticr~
mun Ilunien _
"Dead. ripe.“ Bitid Alderman Home.
“There has been no Inspection of tho
Esittugitter of poultry." continued Alder-
men Wendling. "Diseased carcasses ot
wheels are disposed of the moment thr
insmctons back Is turned. If he does
net‘wnteh closely the meet he con-
tlelnIna is shipped away and gets into
the market as zoodood toot!
Alderman Burns. ot the Thirtieth
Wm alao lives In the stock ynrds LIS-
trict He declares Alderman Wend-
lln; did not exaggerate conditions. He
upreesotl the opinion that live per
Icent. ot the condemned meat escapes
the regular channels 3nd is sold to cus-
'tomer3 3s Ilretoalaeomeat
. _ .W“
. Ell" “EFF”?! THIRCIT.
v" found an Novena potent
.éyhe
”finghihlen who
II trial?
eWEE‘ Ind
eve belch “found“
with.
wEIpiiEceeW
Imutiy trsEEEIE
Who: 10' r-
pillclgtt empties
eni act-ens;
were wit Ithoi‘lt
egos
ttw necks accord
"‘0 the totter
I PEEEIIIIWII E
2313;: '
toadvlees .
Some rnhhipnnhle Dru: run... . EE
l .
Voiiee are in «motto for "evening dresses. The Gray
.Voiles and the Champe‘ttee are charming in cater and
make dainty and graceful gowns.
Wool Crepes. and Silk Ennd Wool Crepe d9 Peels “ore .'
used in the same way. These can be made to gm '4'
street dresses' to the spring and summer
Wool Crepes and Voiies.
Crepe de Paris. ' $1.00:
.-3 ~
75 etc and Show.
Crepe dc Chine. Nothing can touch the popularity
of this lovely fabric. All the evening shades are shown.
including the favorite Violet as well as black and white.
69 cts. and $t.oo.
Wool Challis.
About tw cnty-five patterns, a Splendid
selection. mostly white groun do with figures. also black,
navy. and lavender dots.
Elderdow'n Batbgawns.
50 ct. quality for 39 cts.
No other material feels quite as warm and soft as all
wool Eiderdown.
Particularly in it appreciated by deli-
cate people. invalids, and those sensitive to cold. The
Bathgowns we have are very comfortablcE looking. The
colors are attractive and they are beautifully made with
stitched satin facings and silk frogs. $3.50 and $5.50.E
Eidcrdown Kimonos and Sacques, $1.00 to $1.75.
TIIoscEEiormcrly $2.25 and $2.50, reduced to-$I.75.
Second floor. Coat and Suit Rooms.
A Good Bath Brush.
This is more properly a Complexion Brush.
It is just
the right size to hold in th: hand. The back is polished
Inaplc with a leather strap for security, and the bristles
are soft—yet not too soft.
It hangs when not in use on a
polished maple holder with nickel ring and catch. It is at-
tractive. clean looking. and convenient.
the Toilet section. Ask to see it,
u
I
Price 50 cts.
At -.
t: of each student.
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