bAoToav anions.
,. 0M MANO LIFT OVIR FROM LAbT YEAR AIOUTIODOZ FINE
”Kb, 550 002. MASON FRUIT JARI, A 0000 QUANTITY OF
uroH we erI. Oat!“ T are wnx FAR snow run one
We Wilt-t 'ro ow: oua Haacaaurs Tas
guano: on was; ooooa aaroaa we “count: MARKET
. T T a ,
‘ 3 or PRICES anyone COMPETITION.
one
0ng marrow seer.
ATTRACT
I’OI’UI AR
on! moor Heron
uns'r THAT Tunas is on run” at W.
Toreador: Tun ooooouAuTncs or omen GOOD man
do qunas or Tun H on among THAT WE canny Ann
‘ Ti titan ern MAKtNo noon RANGES~THEIR omnoT to
Cleanintl Outfoi Coaixllieaters.
was $5.50 now $3.50.
on: was esoaoweoo.
on: was marrow 5.00.
an. - .
333:3“; ouatwaa 7.50 NOW 4.75. .
i: it“ TWO wean H.50NOW 7.50.
5." r ' . “ '-
1, one was 10.00 now, 5.76.
COME DEPARTMENT CLEANED UP EACH WEEK.
EVENIgSEPNLY .i it: :
.‘l
Embr arias.
cut—“thins“
"We have just opened at ease
of NEW EMBROIDERIES. and.
these with our usual lame assort-
'ment make an attractire varietu to
select from.
This is the season when the la-
dies are espediailu interested in
these goods. and then will find
IVE PATTERNS and
PRICES.
Come and see them at
. at WashinotonTStveef solar: Namath.
Telephone 1436.
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. forum doorman no
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WASHINGTON. Felt. lti.——Bouator
Ilarcua Alonso Hanna died at 6: 40
o'clock, that 0"!!le at the family
apartmetlrltrt lit the
ter an an extending 0V9!" nearly
tryo moth "tilt'rtliictl withdrawn atrocity
orlca to lowed by retainer Ind finally
driftlug into typhoid rover which in his
weakened condition he wa's unable to
withatand. When the. end came all
the members of the narrator's family
were In the room except Mt'a Hanna.
the. senator‘s wife. and Mr. and the.
Daniel Hanna Lira Hanna had ion
the room only a few minutelthoforo
- Mr. Hana-'0 cit-«r.
hit. linnntt her: 0 an active political
lender lite in Ho. lie was sixty
rr-‘arrt old when he first sought public
film Hint earlier ventures in the no-
liit-nl arena were only the rliyorsionn
ot‘ a hurry man of affairs Mare-tie A.
lianna was born in New Lit-thou (now
iiahonll Columbus rounty Ohio on
September 21 1837. Hill father, itr.
Leonard Hanna belonged to it Quaker
family altieh nad gonc to Ohio from
\ltglnia. His mother. Mina (lonverae.
treforc mart ittge was of New England
«tor-.lt The older Ilannrt let New Lle-
iton in 1852 and aetiled in Cleveland
l‘l‘\' firm of Hanna Garr‘etrton & Co.
Marcus was sent to the public achoola
in (flew-land and then to the Central
lilgh Sr hoot. lie iiniahed hia education
with a year at tlte Western Reacrto
r‘olicge and at the. age of rooms wart
.aker‘t into his tatherrr wholesale gro-
rely house He hogan nt thofoot of
the ladder. and at twenty-three had
risen to the poet of traveling trait-at
unto. His father d3ing in i801 yortng
ilanua heroine the estate‘ a reproaouta
live in the firm and retained an inter-
. It in it until it was dissolved in 1867.
' r‘ew‘sketehea of Mr. Hanna's irate-er
dtarioae the fact that he, served tor a
volunteer la the War of the Rebellion.
lie o'iued the tooth tlhlo Volunteers
in . try. tilt“. when that regiment was
.‘nlnmifio remand to a call for men to
:rrt‘c tine httndrcd darts. He became a
4wood lieutenant. and was atatloned.
with his comrades. for the one hundred
day period in the defences til-out Wash
tngton. in i901 he ivtua admitted to
.nemtrorahip in the irand Army of the
Republie and In l902 to membership
in the Loyal Legion
In September. lhttl he married Mina
‘turrurta Rhoden. daughter of Daniel P.
Rhodes: an intimate polititul friend it!
tl‘rlllill A Douglas and tho. founder of
the (lowland “III and iron to of
liimtleh & Card. "lhr'oo 300m in or Mr.
lianua entered this firm, whose title
hanged to Rhodes 6': Company. in
with Rhodes & .00. gave way to the
.trut ‘of M. A. Hanna I: 00.
hlr. Hanna's buainomr ontet‘prtsek
httto played a conspicuous role in the
it Where ial development of (‘ lowland
ln- littitt he organized the Buckeye Ult
\\ orits to ill": the ('iorolttud Tran»
portntiou Company, In littll 1hr Wont
Rehubllt Mining Company, of Liar:
nuette, and in t882 the. l’aeliint‘oni and
iron Computtv. He hart. d‘altro been a
large ounor It: Cli’rolnI tarot-t rall~
our adventures ethIIhtlre hand-
«om. New. Euclid Aienur Goon iioutto
“not a dirottot- of the. Globe Iron
Works and was the areal t or the
'lmoland Union National nll.
narrator Watson Grieves.
DENVER. Colo" Fob. l§.——~Spealtln
ofrthe death of Senator Hdhns Edwar-
qxttotcott" tamer United states Bean:
"1 foot per-
iieul riy sad tor ho was a personal
friend of mine. Ho am a grout min
rind his death is a national calamity.
When it comes ”to the organisation or
the party he will he granny missed.
He watt. tookodmrton by the consent»
ilyo element amount. “Zine. inhert»
tor of the McKinley traditions"
-' “Wot- Mason's‘ Trim.
3393““ C010. Feb. *Fot-mer U.
nitor‘ Walton n. n,of rut-
unis. w vinltln Denver. had the
WHOM»? «To In “do the d All!
01:50
Natl PW allostt‘.‘ 7
coin we will see the
E v
at “all: Audion figured that“
sun: was the peso
Twol'e’el‘umlym turtle-ne‘er!
idiom countenance: _
‘ 035m.- Hanna IuioolM ‘ ‘
Lem 40pm
Thesim'Wd
Idemand
“WM til '13
.emt Inbolti'd‘y the Fit. to W (in
l” th‘o’ s not of tholl
TM Aoim
‘ till
6 O'clock Ta: Arlington
ritugton Howl. Il- .
“here hc founded the wholesale gr-otv '
i tlon upon his eyes.
' the sympathy of main: friends. Belorc.
Ah.
9‘ oomph a." fell down a night
xgt tumult. ’m my mind booster
‘nltttfia i t til i mm‘
.‘l‘licm ovate canton: mm
”11':
_ MRI. ,
3. In: of hot- exoerienoe in the m of
bites Wt alum-r tr
bl“: Wan II “WW-rm“
A would“ but an ally not“ and
p Tatum times '3“ theJrltlrtbys' one
he is really kidney ache:
w ‘1‘” Ma’s lunar»!!!
._ ‘ i. ‘ r
.
has? .I
u. what. one has to say about. it:
own Wat-nu". f ll Wuhlu
ton s tbbioro tr.lk In": "i
had alien to live a Indy work on so.
rrbdnt at my book llT ha. I proour
du’boon’srxldnby st Pisistod's
store during the not attack I had
anvil»! cured me. 'I felt better in ev-
ery any after taking Dunn's Kidney
Pills and can roconrtnontl than to all
women sulorlng from backache and
was kidneys. "
80 a lot 50 cents a box by all dent
on Wit burned. lutlllo."
MIG norm for the United Item.
Remember the namownon's-vsnd
take no other .
'r
1
pressed grout grief and regret at the
new. In a meltsitgo to Sotrotbry Cor
tirlypu last hlsht' alto conveyed through
him to Mrs. Hanna and family her too
dorettt aympnthiett She regards the
death as a personal loan iretzauac or
Senator Haunts perIOtlitI relations to
her husband. She hoped and believed
he would recover.
W
bloom, azuttA'rtou.
riots! Clark boom to Have Lived s
. Double Life,"
‘ BRISTOL. Conn” Feb. 16. ——A week
ago Sidney Wendell. aged 39 for yours
a clerk at tho Commercial house and a
very nebular man hercahoutb led ‘sud
deuly lantingpropotty talued tattot‘it
$8. 000. and some life intimation to his
w idow who was Mlatr Annie Tut' hert of
this town
Wsn‘d'oll wart married to an... Tor
hert a few years ago. Today . lawyer
appeared from .fcra'oy City with papera
oi! a woman in Jerae3 City who says
abt' was married to Wendell in years
ago and that they have a thll 18 yearn
of age. She claims all the property
The proofs of the marriage appear to
he good and the announcement created
great aurprisc. W it) no action has
been taken by the noman before is not
ex rlnlnorl.
WESTON.
Waliare Brown soot-rt. last week in
Ridgefleld
Mills Edna Meeker Ia spending the
week in Norwalk .
Mrs Funk Lyon uncut part of In;
worth To W0! DOVl
Percy Brown has recovered from In
attac'k of rheumatism
Mina Elia P‘nnion hart returned from-
a month' 6 tiait in iledding.
Mlflb Ed'lllt motor has recovered
(torn an attack of moat-lion
Mrs. Sarah Pom has again been
quite ill. hut in improving.
Charles Boers and family, of Bridge:
port. aro guests of Mrs. Lyman 39m
.\ dancing part) “an given by Mr.
and 81ml. C. litidut. on Friday 'ercn
Ill“
The Norneld Aid Society will hold a
IlOt'IllI on Friday evening at the real-
tlonco of Mr. and Mrs. John Fitch.
Peter Smith in still confined to his
r.oom Mr Smith in the oldest inhabi-
tant of Weston and has been ill alntc
December.
Worthy lmturot Mrs. Th8 Godfrey.
tttended it meeting of Fairileld County
.I. i. Shireiy. of the Yale Divinity
Sehool. will spend the latter part of
the week. with Mr. and Mrs. John
Fitch.
J‘omo'ne Grange No.“ ., in Sheltot lattt
week. Mr. and Mrs Frank Rink min,
of Stratford. were also gueata iaai neck
of Mr and Mrs. Godfrey.
Thomas Bennett has returned from
It! South .hlnr’sti atom knovt “
'lir liTl
tin in times
Yf‘m'rm WW" “M........L......"“' v mart.
:mm m:
team lost ll 0 of
39in lew T565
itotit of the Company F bnakothbll
lettms'wcre nuntn vietoriona, last night.
In tho but not otthe attains. the
ilm F team defeated a flu sent down
from New Haven. in -reprcat.-nt -thc
’Vnrttit3 players. ' ’
ulty team who a scarce 0 much lilting).
pointmtut to the l‘ players the molt:
agohwut and tire upeetat‘ora. F, played
the taralty earlier in the lwmttm and
won defeattd". Consequently tht total
military hoyn Were looking tomato
with (Monairlrrahie anticipation to hurt
night uhon they would have a culture
to make a hotter ahowlng, and perhantt
retrieve the defeat.
: it costs a very comfortable num of
money to get the 'varsity team.do\vn-
here. and when the youngsters who an
pooled to rept'ettent the Varsity not In
an apptarnnce. their manager was told
in no uncertain terms that they would
not be given the guarantee that the
rent ’varaity lite wart to get The col-
lege players claimed that they were all
arthstltutotr on the 't'aratty team. it
was finally agreed to play, and‘ihe
game watt atarted.
Tire content was a. hot one, and al-
though there Watt an aimntiauee of
scoring. truth the home and vialting
flt‘ert played well Tho lt‘ troy; had boon
practicing hard for the game achedub
ad for laat night and played well. dos
plte the disappointment
F took the game Well in hand early
and at the end of the first, period. the
amre was in favor of the. home team.
nineteen to twdra. The final sent-e
was I“. 39: Yale, 20.
i-‘ athletes threw goals from almost
every rm‘rttitittn on the door, haekwa‘rd.
from the renter of the field, and while
lying on their bar-.ka it was the host
exhibition of goal throwing that F has
gtreu this reason.
The coliegiaurt put in an official ear-
ly in the game. hut when it lit-came no»
parent that he wan incflielent. hr- was
removed and Guamleri. who is a very
fair umpire and referee. oilleiuml for
both tenure.
A hard game to expected next Mott~
day night. “ht-n tho F team trill lililyil
return game alth ”It .\ii\l(."t¢ or New
\ork city.
”the lineup and score of lililt night‘s
' game:
Company l", Yrtio
It“ Forward.
tiltiutiu. {Money .............. loli2l'i"
Right Forward.
Rant-h ................. Brown
Lcntct
Muster ..................... Anderson
Lott Guard.
Godfrty J. Rlie3 ................ Ilull
Right Guard
l). Riley. honny ............ Spinney
(Marla from field: Ghiottofi .: Raueh.
5: Lenten It: Home) l: D Rlie3 2; .l.
Riley. 1; JOHN!" :1; Tit-own. 3'. Hull. 2:
Spinney. i; Antler-mu. l.
Foul line goals: Ghtotto. l: .It'ltlf'te.
1: Anderson i.
Offlcinle: uttttr'nltri turd Mil unlea-
hart.
'l‘imeltet per: W: (‘ut'ultttgla
Seorcr: (‘. A. liar-ts.
New t’.ork after an unsuccessful opera:
hit. Bennett has
the operation he could distinguish light
from far-knees, but is now unable to
do own that.
ONLY RI FOR DYIPJPIIA.
Mrs. b‘ran ni‘in Bush. of New Coating
Doh, says: audored for years withi
dyspepsia. used to grant diatroarr
and belching. I tried everything i
couiddreor of. but nothing helped me:
until I tool: Bmliisn Balm and one 50
.cent bottle curred are completely.”
Fannie by It. H. Pislsted. F. H. Bax-
tor. end the Clifford Pharmaci-
Naw Haven MAN KILLID.
p.~COLHNEW1LE Feb. 16. —Pstriek
Connor. an employe of tho fCollins
follira
at his rding house list or ins ind
ornament“: retreat“:
aktt u e‘ n on, a
snag.“ whorl». (gq'ConTrlbt a non; is
t309 ,a‘reet. ow unaware
a towel: a. fidow and at: :80th ion.
._..'.‘.'..-at— ‘
ILAta'tr count-t REMIIW.
W “browser! to be of?!“ Mo
been all now in the hon til
pvflsarotanov‘r narrow
0mm 0 Conchita
front»! that til i In. ;'
ofRoole-vimd «moonlit
thalamus“: “instantiation!
mjmmewumiwm
mi . 3 new,
nb‘hmrrcoarro’e'ace in butter?
child aborted symptom; of
mm- ’
First half: I". 19; Yale. 1:.
The Minimalist trad an Pit-t3 time of
iit aith the Norotoue. the acorn being
HM to l in fawn of the Norw.alkers
lThe \‘luhort: failed to score from the
’field but managed to get u point on a
thrust from the foul line ,
The lineup and more:
Montauka.
Left Forward
th u ns ...................... Smiletd
‘ ‘ Right Forwérd
Norolbna.
lGuycr ....................... Porter
Center.
lSelIet‘ ..... ' ...... .............. Wood
L9ft Guard.
qusher ............... 1.. Shelton
Right Guard
......................... Landgin
IField goals; Guyor. 7; Seller 5:
Mac-.3 :Fisher 2.; ' " "
Foul gull: Porter
(Metal: H. N Godfrey
Timokee Cb‘ffillll‘ll.
Scorer: via
Soot-o: MOntadka. at; Narotona. l.
Fin-t half: ‘rlontauka l6: Nero:
(005,1‘
0 RgIIT-‘m IN ONE MTNUTE “' I
note e
in ”60?; niinttfc Mulligan rseTir5'ot
which tloklés‘ t‘hé (Tinnitus mom
ihi 'th I 0113:, find at” this
: ll“ .
I!
on. 31"! ti'u‘
a o u .
:"irtlnit mmnhett
and porcelain“ ttt‘tré In all curable
Kindle
(5%“ sflfimt to uh,
Varsity five——Sttbsiltute
The nongarnroru anco (“*qu ro‘al' VlIr— _
his harmless '
PM at Goa s. Colds sud Group. Otto
Mirobmsd Cotton Suiting:
A magnificent dinplay is in the Main St. corner win-
dow. Imported Mereoriud Cheviota. Oxfords and Val-
ings make up this collection. One glance convinces one
. truly that “Cotton is King." for a handsomet' line of goods
was never shown. The color combinations are most at-
tractive. notably the white and black. white and pink, and
white and blue. with novelties in mole and green.” A very
lustrous finish is peculiar to t heae fabrics. which never
wean away but remains through numberless washings
T while a thread lasts.
These are as fine as any dollar fabric of the kind we
have ever oficred._
Note the price. 49 cs. a yard.
Striped ' Melton.
The Dress Goods Section is a place that attracts a
crowd daily. Women are interested in the Spring Fah-
rice. and not a day passes but new ones are added to the
list. We told you last of the Blarney Tweeds which we
prophecy will be one of the leading Suitings for the sea-
son. Today we call attention to Striped Melton. a little
more conservative in its makeup. It is a fine Melton with
a closely woven hair-line stripe. and comes in medium and
dark blue. light gray. tan. and brown.
52 inches wide. $1.50 a yard.
Confer Counter. Italian Stank.
Finesolt pieces of Chamois rzxto inches. for to cis.
each.
Pearl Buttons. four sizes. card of a dozen. 5 cts.
Fine quality Pearl Buttons. several sizes and styles.
just what are needed tor wash dresses. .oard of 2 dozen.
25 cut.
Do not omit seeing the new Laces. Our stock has
never‘becn equalled. and we have an asortment of fine
and exclusive novelties for trimming summer dresses. es-
pecially the Gailoons and Bands for Crepe dc Chine and
‘Voile gowns.
Net Laces with Venetian edges.
Repousse Laces in champagne and biscuit shades.
Medallions. Tencrific. and Paraguay Laces.
tit
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lit; an
V «153th? '
The “You Have Alwyn Bought, dud which had libel
in use“ for over 30 year-a, has borne the signature of
and has been made under his per-
sonal supervision since its infancy.
Allowno one trodooeiteyou in this.
Whtb, lmuow‘aarnd “Makes-good” in but
Initials and manna-Experience against; Extent-linearl-
:figaru
What is CASTORIA
(.agtorigm 3mg” sumbstituto for Castor Oil, Paro—
thin; Syrups. It; Is Pleasant. It
00mm with or "Tomato. Morphine nor other Nat-court
unbalance. [to bib u no guarantee. It; destroys Wanna
and allayti Pow It cum Diarrhoea-d Wind
colic. [sidievuhioothhx (rambles. cures Constitution
and endanger the health of :-
a
stud Mlenofi. flammilam the Food, rognhrlb tho ‘
Stomach and m giving hostility and n
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