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ONE WAS 10.00 NOW 14.00.
21.00 NOW 15.60.
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China Closets.
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Lvaa WITH AND WITHOUT MIRRORI.
ONE WA. 010." NOW 012-00.
13.50.
ONE WAS 10.50 NOW 14.00.
Combination Cases.
BACKS,
can win taco uow
ONE WA. 17.00 NOW
ONE WAS
* Stores open Mondau and Saturdau Evenings
Onlu
Free Deliveru.
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Embroideries
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We have just opened ’a case
of NEW EMBROIDERIES. and
these with our usual lame assort-
inent make an attractive varielii to
select from.
This is the season when the la-
dies are especiaiiu {interested in
these goods. . and their will find
ATTRACTIVE PATTERNS and
POPULAR PRICES.
Come and see. them at
DICKERM “nation
84 Washington Street. south NM
Telephone neg-6.=
THE BEST THAT THERE Iii ON THE MARKET.
I 'figTDJGNORE THE GOOEQUAIJTIEfi OF OTHER 600!) RANG
UT THE MAKERS OF THE HIIII RANGES THAT WE CARRY ARE
1 mm WITH MAKING GOOD RANGES-THEIR OBJECT IS
omens .
3%orrau FOR lNSTANCE AT our: summer SALE A BEAUTY
or: arorcr up To DATE CABINET use AND ALL run rota
rnrcn 321.00. means raou 312.00
0!" A FINE RANGE.
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unavail-
South Norwalk. Conn
. hoary! Dinafm 3nd tmbafmara.
fut}. kingfiJI‘
Tara «iii aa’arLaaa LAoaeetah. ‘
some». 18. s—«staataer Mala. .
for the New Wonflahera’ lalaad ’
ADJUSTAILE
WE MAKE. NO
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. pear against the hill at this hearing.
. Thirteen of the White Mountains will be
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lepreseataiive lilienl
‘Jvetttor trite am In
lief ence to tell In
and
‘ 'WABIIINGTON.fl-‘eh. lB.-—-Repreaen
tative Hill had a hearing l‘ueaday. be-
for the committee on military affairs
of the senate in regard to the govern
ment buying“ some of the Lake torpedo
boats. lie was accompanied by the in-
ventor, Simon Lake, of Bridgeport. Mr.
Hill gave a brief history of the fornuu
tion of a million-dollar company to ex-
ploit this boat and said that the com-
ny had already apcnt about 3010.000
n the enterprise. the Protector alone
having coat 0200.000. Ho ttald hc be-
lieved this boat was the most valuable
and useful weapon of defense that had
been brought to perfection up to the
present time; lie read some extracts
from a confidential report of an army
board, which had made a thorough telit
of this boat.
Mr. iatkcexpiained in detail, but Ill
confidence, the working of the boat and
«that they have been able to accord-
pliah thus far with it. He said he had
been twenty years developing the boat.
'ro REGULA'I‘E POWER BUM 3.
Protests are being received by the
dozen front power boat owners in Con-
necticut against the hill to further retr-
ulaie smell power bouts of all kinds.
The bill proposes to place all power-
bouts under the uomc rules and regula-
tions. which would practically compel
them to use pilots and engineers no
matter how small the boat may be. The
Hartford Yacht (‘iub has sent‘ down to
the Connecticut members a strong pro-
teat against this bill. and other owners
of small craft in Connecticut have pro
tested individually
A hearing will be held on the bill on
the 18th of this month. The New York
Yacht. Club and the Atlantic. Yacht
Club have appointed committee! to ap-
l‘f) PUBLISH REVOIIIITION A RY
RECORDS.
The Connecticut members of con-
gress have received the resolution
adopted by the Connecticut Sorta of the
American Revolution, relative to print-
inu information to be gathered from
he claims of nevulutlonary‘aoidiera.
The resolutions are as follows:
“Whereas. 'l here in a mass of gene-
alogical data hurled Ill the claim papers
of Revolutionary pensioners at Wash-
inaton of great value to the historical
student and especially to the descend-
ants of these soldiers, and
“Whereas, it is desirable that this
.nformat-lon should be printed:
"Resolved. That the (‘onnecilrut so-
ciety, Sons of the American Revolu-
.lon, urge itswrepraaentativea in con-
trails to promote the enactment of
arch legislation as will secure the pub-
lication of the some.“
WHITE MOUNTAIN
SERVE.
All the members of the Connecticut
.lelegation are also in receipt or the
resolutions recently adopted by the
Ionaeottout Lumber Dealers' Associa-
;lon in behalf of the bill for the pur-
.-hatte of a national forest reserve in the
White Mountains. The resolutions set
forth that -tite»foreata of the White
Mountain regions largely can-ewe and
control the water abode of several at
.he New England rivers, “01110.. the
Connecticut the Merrimac and the
lace. than directly linking this prob-
lem to vast commercial interesut in five
)1" of the six New England states. to
titration of Connecticut the interests
of hhvlfntion’ on the Connecticut river
alone mate it proper that Ibltl bill
illohld para magmas.
Tim radiations also «peak of tho
benefits t-hat- «torrid be tiertred M a
larae national aanltoriam in the White.
Mountain and it is. also timed that if
‘IM trout are continually being cut
rear after year the beauty and health-
Fl)RE8T RE-
.IetitroyetlA . r
3 .‘ alias FOR RELIEF. ’
,- Congressman Hill baa introduced in
the house a bill for the relief of the
heirs of Jenkins and llaveua. The bill
authorities the secretary of the treat:-
nag-y to pay to these heirs the sum of
133...“: the name being due the said
Jenkins and Haveaa. as agents of the
bri Warrior since the middle of July
ill Mrs Franklin P.‘ Lee of titani-
ford is one ofthe benefit-.iaries and it
was at her renuert Mr. Hill presented
the bill.
Mr. Hill has ahto presented a bill for
the relief of Lydia '1‘. Remark. Ia adr-
miuaitratorof 8:0. HadtoclteJI‘hia hill
providea: that the case be referred to“.
the court of claims for a hearina aa toE
a claim for lumbar taken rat or heart
Palatkaw In tad yearllflabdi
used. by: ltad maths troowh‘l‘be‘
hill waa introduced at the Masai of
tire. Mary Way. of Soathport who
is one of the let!-
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A CURE FOR MINA.
'a haying Witch Hautrlaltbm
it! counterfeita. : Da‘tht'a irate or-
‘ ehldhé
‘ plan! no belt: which
' ”new“ fba‘l‘i' Value. figuth Nomlk
' Mutton.
,I‘i
at Mo! mtarriu that loitlttta Pin-wary
ootiaider it an the In this disease
They alien an invitatltat‘to all
cat'arrh aufl'erera to call at their atore
and pttrohala. aiftyamei outht with 100..
distinct undaratandlng that It will be
absolutely free union It effects I amt-.1
The' nhiaf‘reaaon' forlthd unusual
aucoen of .llyemel - in the treatment
of catatérhr tmulriea'tbnd» ‘othelre ltil;t
aaaea o t I men. a t
that It dare-'0; a new inducible. Int.
pregaating the air.- yott breathe with
healing and worn-killing balaama. 0-
this account It reaches the seat of the
diseaaea in a way impossible to pilla.
druga or-othar stomach dosing
Many of Zeltfuaa Pharmacy' a canto
mere who have anffered wIUI catarrh
since childhood have been cured com-
pletely by this scientific remedy.
The complete llyomei outfit costa
ti. and copulate of an inhaler that can
be t-‘artled In the ppm: or wicket. a
medic inc dropper and a bottle of fly-
omie. Extra bottles can be obtained
for littc making it a moth economical
remedy for the cure-of. caiarrh.
Do not suffer longer with eaturrhtti
dittorderu but get u ilyomci outiit
from chtiiusa Pharmacy. under their
guarantee t'o return the money if it
fails. You rurl no risk whatever if
It cures. the treatment Is not expensive,
while if it fails, chtfnau Pharmacy will
refund your moucy..nnd it costs you
almolutcly nothing.
DRAFT CAUSED BY ELECTRIC FAN
sent a Great Wave of Air Over the
iroquola Theatre.
CHICAGO. Feb. lil.—-Tl’to cause of
the deadly wave of fli't' and superheat-
ed air, which swept over the lroquolit
matinee audience bringing instant
death to hundreds, has been discover-
ed by investigators employed by Cor-
poration Counsel Toim‘an. The new
theory will be demonstrated before the
grand Jury. The l realizations of M
fred C Mane, a no lie appraiser. cov-
ering a period of over three Weeks led
him into a large air chamber above the
east. wall of the building. Within this
chamber. into which led ventilating
ducts from every part of the theatre.
Mr. Mace found a. large electric fan.
which when in operation produced a
draft of areal forte ‘lie is convinced
that this fan Was operated during the
tire and that theldraft it produced
sucked the fire from. the stage across
the auditorium and gaintu the east
wall. He found the I on leaves of the
fan melted in places and bellevea that
the draft produced by the fan was
great enough to draw the tire into the
air chamber.
TO OUR! A COLD lN 0N! DAV
Take Laxative Bmmo Quinlne Tablets.
All druulsia refund the money if it
falla to cure E w. (trove s signature
is on each box. 25c.
NEW ENGLAND BRICK COMPANY.
BOSTON. Feb L.u.-—Preaident A. it}.
intake. of the New England Brrck Com-
pany. who haa been appointed receiver
of the combination announces that an
effort will be madt to mrttanlae the
company.
Receiver Locke an... that the corpor-
ation has had good business in the
twenty- -aeven planln in Massachusetts
Maine. New Hampshire and New York
under its control. state lie or anlaa-
tion in June 1900. bttt that its lfllcttl»
ties are. due to lack of working capl-
tal. It is believed that a reorganisa-
tion will overcome the present
troubles.
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FIOHT WILL IE BITTER.
Those who will persist in closing
their ears against the continual mo-
oatmendation of Dr. King's New Dis.
oovery for Consumption will have-a
long and bitter fight with their trouv
blea if not ended early by trial termi-
nation. Read h . R. l. of
*1...» t .1”. m TVA... °“’“ “‘
n. .
".1 a i d by '1‘
hrth to a stillborn chi . yesterday
a I aboardlttte‘u aaanhonatitwa‘nr
of” me. at l
outlgof It ginsmf ouuatato oil'fib’o’htz:
a'c ¢.. etra duehereatl
arm. 1and ltttt Wihhl lnitbn at a p. In.
mm The [lo-top man had a
it one of the pane ears. and
he with some women friends. Soon
after the train left Harlem River—the
Washington exprell does not eater
the Grand Central station—«the woman
was taltea iii. an. Informed the con-
ductor! and inquired if it was poaalble
to obtain a physician on board the
train. The conductor stopped the train
here until after 2. An sodn as Dr.
Henry P (ieill of thin city. to meet it
at the Stamford station. He also told
Dr. (icib what to expect when he got
there. Tile train was late. not arriving
here until af ter 2.
‘er got aboard. he was taken to the
aonran' s apartment Just an the train
was leaving the station the. birth 00-.
curred. Dr. Geib motioned on the
train to New Haven. when he left
the woman was resting comfortably.
and there wait no llkwlybood of her:
havin any serious effects from lit-r
caper once.
Site wan a fashionably dressed wo‘
man and la said to he of social proml
hence in Horton. Her friends on the
train would not give out her nitrite and
Dr. 0er mild he dltl not learn it. ‘
DARTMOUTH 'HALL IURNID.
One of the Oidaat Collage lulldlnga In
the Country.
HANOVER: New Hampshire. Feb lit.
—-Dartmouth Hail, the olden building
at Dartmouth College buildinga in the
country. was burned to the ground to-
day. The tire was first seen on the top
floor. it aprettd so rapidly that the
firemen could not save the hall, though
they were able to pnweni the domes
from rearhina two adiolnintt buildinlts.
'I‘he IW in 32l:.000 purify covered "3'
insurance
Dartmouth ilall was built almttt 100
years and. it watt three storlelt high of
wood, and contained recitation rooms
On the first and necond floors whiie‘tho
upper story wart used an a dormitory
by about twenty-Me. students. These
students loot all their belongings. As
the tire broke ottt during the chattel
otter-cities there Were few persons in
the hall lit the time. The rouse has
no: been ascertained.
m.
RAILROAD TARIFF RATIO.
WASHINGTON. Feb. ill—The inter.
stale (‘ommerce Commission today“-
nounoed that as a result of its inveatb
gallon of the feaaihiiity of requiring
railroads to publish their tariffs for the
movement of export and import ironic.
the same as domestic traffic. it baa do
video to leave the matter In uheynnce
for n time. if the interstate commerce
act In not amended within a reasonable
time. no as to relieve the commission
of necessity of requiring such publi
cation the commission holds that it
will be its duty to enforce the publica-
tion of import and export rates in the
manner now provided by law, but so
far not complied it'lth.
. . . __ _
HANNA FUNERAL TRAIN.
ALLIANCE. Ohio. li'eb. lit—The spe-
cial train bearinga the remains of the
late Senator M. A: Hanna slowly pitti-
ed into the Pennsylvania station here
at 9:10 a. at. today and departed after
a brief stop. A large number of per.
sons were at the station to pay their
respects to the dead statesman. At
Salem, near the state line the gover-
nor’a staff boarded the train to accom-
pany the funeral party to Cleveland.
At Revenue the train *was ‘atopped
to take on board a committee from
Ciev.eiand headed by Gen. George A
(iarretson.
SOLDIER. RELIEVED PROM DUTY.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 18.—-Bi_’lg.-Oen.
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Beall.liiaa.. ms to : "Last li my
wife had‘ererY- tom of cohabitin-
tion. She tookD King's New Dia-
oovery after ererythlng else had falbt
ad. improvenmnt c at once and
tonr‘bottlea entirely Eran her." Gillan
anteed by Frank H xter Druuist
Price 50c and 8100. Trial bottles free. ,
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ARRIVED MFELY AT NAPLES. 3
NAPiJcs.Fleb.18——The Moat Rev.
John M. Farley archbishop of New
York. accompanied by the Rev. Patrick
J. Hayes the chancellor of the arch-
diocese and the Rev. James V Lewis.
the secretary of the archbishop, art-Iv-
ed hen today on the steamer Prinz
Adalhert. from New York Februa
They were received by Monsignor ell-I
nedy the rector of the American Colo
lege at Rome. who came here specluiiyl
for that purpose.
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m medallist:
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Opln
gleaned
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Nothing Sway of an introduction
not in the (~me and
pie can aataly .be left to draw that": own
ehneldalua based on. such convincing?
lacking in evidence like thlano
fyla adyedin thermal doubting
Thomas?
:8. swath. of 31 than atrltt. by
lineman. an: “I waa~ta
outlaw York noahthl for over a yen-
tiller treatment tor kidney mutant
Hau'aary'uouhle. and when
one Manama-rte. a! llama-my era to: tune
mat action of the kidney brother‘s candy and 33h tip: Why .
Minuteman-meets.
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.(h “mt—0|.
proofaithlacltlaad‘tflara. Whale.
‘..x‘ ..V ”33%
I y'; flit m
company of the m’fitlment
duty In the numfigflct and
nounced that the re erof the ill-
tary force. would be reduced daily. The
only business failure In {a r as a mutt
of the fire is that «Ml liam 0. Stew-
art a; Sons; dealers in bitildera‘ hard
ware. who have made an arraignment
for the benefit of creditors. They lost
a stock of 320000 hlvln; only $0000
insurance.
Riggs today leaned orders reitevliii. a
CAPE COLONY PREMIER DE-
FEATEDEI“ ‘ '
CAPE TOWN M.18.--‘8Ir".lohn
Gordon Sprlu. the premier of Cape
Colony who was defeated in the Par-
liamentary election recently held In
East London (which he represented for
nearly thirty years) his resigned his
premiership. Dr. Jameson of raid
fame. the leader of the progressives,
who defeated the Afrikander Bond par-
l‘ty in the elections bha been summoned
to form a new cabinet.
IILUMDERI;O OPERATION. END.
(“ENS ALLB. Rica! Feb. 18:-
‘ tampering operations in the Adiron-
danks are practically tlfvder the vvlnk
.belng finished fully three Weeks
earlier than naual mgghth the search s
not is the targets in ti The logs;
are on the ice on mm the up;
per Hudson region waiting for the
spring Reuben to start them down the
river to the mills. , . .
whee—fiat.—
INJUNCT‘ON mm MIR
COMM
NEW YORK. Rab. tan-mu misc.
N'aisa baa
awning
aolidate'tl Denver‘- and Silver tuning
Company and otherafrom mm.
diapoaition of“ them .
oration. moo I”the bond are -_3
Arthur-3 P HEIDI! and Ofld‘C‘. Refit“
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dilll'tyouaakhinifyoneonld have
As upon an Dr ’
gave
Cunningham! Skim. ‘
A rtamy‘rmnab.
A manufacturer cantata us with it Jim of Outing,
Flannel Skirts in short and medium lengths. seasonablc
weight and good quality,
We selected four styles and made an offer.
The Skirts are here for your inspection.
Outing Flannel Skirts, an assortment of colors. wih em-
broidered edges. made‘on yoke band. 29 CTS.
Fine qualify Outing Flannel Skirts with escalloped edg-
es. made extra wide and full. 39 CTS.
Skirts with double fiounce, embroidered edges and made
with fitted yoke band.» 49 CTS.
Skirts of Twilled Outing Flannel in plain white, pale blue
and pink. with double rufile.‘
regular $1.oom value. 69 CTS.
tooth Brasher-~5paolal.
These were the samples of a man representing a
large importing house. and we secured the entire lot at a
very reasonable price.
The majority were made to sell for 25 cts.. and the
remainder for still higher prices. 1
Every style and size is included. 1le cts.. 2 for 25
(2‘8.
White Undocaklru-«Spaolal.
A limited number of Long Skirts made of an excel-
lent quality of muslin. with embroidered ruffles. ‘
Were 75 cts. to close out at so cts. ' 1
Handkerchiefs.
' For Women. ‘ ,
Hematitched Handkerchiefs. a good and scr-.-lceable
quality of pure linen, 5 cts. each.
Pure linen hemstitched Handkerchiefs. with narrow
hems. to ctc. each. 6 for 50 cts.
For Men. ’
Pure linen hemstitchcd Handkerchiefs. full size.
’ r3 ctr... 6 for 75 cts.
Pure linen Initial Handkerchiefs.
l3 cts.. 6 for 75 cts.
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One of the most interesting places in the store is the
Section for Fancy Silks. I
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rain.»
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anoint- over at) yanraazhaa home the signature of
‘ cannabeenMntttleI-his
10'an iupenlalon since its lunacy.
.Ailow no one todeeeive you in this. -
All Counterfeit: [Wand “Just—“good” are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children—- Billet-lance against Experiment.
I3. $TORIA
Mum for Gusto! OIL Phlo-
flow-Syrups. ltiafleaaant. it
will!!! neither Opium. Morphine nor other Narcotic
anther-nee. Hltaagoia Romano. It destroyaWot-nra
and allay. Mutable”. It cures Diarrhoea. and Wind
Colic; It raileyea Teething Troubles, cares Constipation
0.00 comm.,.tt anatauhm the Food. regulates the
serum and Bowers, giving healthy and neutral sleep. .
The Children's PAIN—Tho Mother's Eduard.
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