5? out to pic. i , --"5‘ .vli ‘ Women’ s Ektra High Cut $2. so Arctics. first quality pure gum. button and buckle. waterproof uppers, at I 5. . Ladica' Fins Kid Button and Lace Sheen. heavy sole. deco Shoe. I i Ladies Hand Sewed Pat. Colt Bluchcrs, mannish last, dull top; a $4 shoe in every way . out down in pHce to V possible for him to do as he is not There are eight uncentested diverse ‘suits down for triiil belore Judge Joel it Read in the short calendar session or the Sliperior court today. Tilt: suits and the grounds upon which to: y om bronchi are an i llows Sarah ll. Comatocli vs. Edwa A. Comatock or i‘quiiiiiii, cruelty: Wold Andrew Va. 5Yetla Andrew. oi Bridgeport. deser- tion: George W. Ferry 0! New York, vs Carrie 1“. A. Ferry. of Bethel. do- seiiidn; Lizzie Mohtilaro vs Arlstlde Moatllaro. of anbury; intempsr ante and cruelty: Carrie 8. Ruscoe vs Stephen E. Rusceo. at New Canaan. in temperance: Addie Williams vs. Rob ert Williams of Stratford. desertiou: Hattie E. Dchs vs. John F Ochs oi 'l‘orrlngion. intemperaiice and cruelty; Sarah Caplan of Norwalk vs Jacob Caplau, el‘ Rutheriield. desertion CASTOR IA CENTRAL ViLLAGE. Jan. 12.— A vol contest is remitted when 1" y p Principal D. Alva cicadas, or the lo- “divorce suit of Jane l. Whaley mm Whitley comes to trial in schools. has resigned at the re theidllporlor Court. some time ago Quest of the members of the school 5 icy brought suit for divorce' committee. Complaints were recelv :;‘liel' husband claiming that sdby the seleclmon from the residents or; wanted March 7, 1335 and of the district concerning the princi- Just tell years later he deserted pal. No further action will be taken and he also alleges that for mare than Mr. Grandaii has returned to his home eon years past he has been millty,ln Rhode Island. The complaints re- ltual lniempemce and intol. lated to his relations with some or the 5 bl cruelty. She says he is worth scholars oi the school. 5 ‘169005‘and she wants alimony. This --~~-~ will amount to scooo ii she gets her FOUR HUNosso sAsiEs. ' acne . St. Vincent’s infant As lum. China- 5 1 reply Mr. Whitley has denied all y , ‘ so. shelters homeless walls awaitins ‘: the Allmtiws except the fact or the adoption. and there are nearly 400 bit- 7.75880 and he has died a cross “com bios there. Sister Julia writes: “l int. cannot say too much in praise or Fe Iey’s Honey and Tar tor coughs. colds. croup and whooping cough." Contains no opiates and is safe and sure. Ask for Foley’s Honey and 'l‘ar and insist Like his wile, he alleges dcsertion. it: that she left him on April 1. 55 This is a month after the date line he deserted him on. lie also . jiogos she has been guilty of intoler upon having it, as it is a‘ safe remedy m“ “am a if", lit-ugly ttohhlin. 'AI t. M :ntd oertgiili rosiri’itsl. 9dRegine substi- n rep 0 a cross comp u re. ii as. o d at is at 's ru Store. ‘m bile? has denied everythln but the . 5 g u m ”M “ii “u. n Milli ‘iiiai‘riase. She resides in outhsasi New York and he lives in Danbury. g... SPEEDY RELIEF. 5AA salve that heals without a scar «iii DeWiii's Witch Hazel Salve. No ' oily enacts such speedy roller. ii tam cut inmammation. soothes. cools ' ' dheals all cuts. burns and bruises. re cure for Piles and skin disoas A Dertt's is the only genuine itch Hazel Salve. Beware of coun~ is they are dangerous hold by illliinrd Pharmacy. Bears the DEFENDID SUGAR TAX. Signatures! , LONDON. Jan. 13,—v—Reblylns to an ‘ influential deputation 0! represents, tives of the sugar uslnz industries who complained that the wear tax is blah. ' ly injurious to ih°lr trades. Chancellor of the Exchequer Austin Chamberlain defended the fairness of the tax. He said he could not hold out any hope in the present state of the country's il- nances that a tax which brought in $80. 000 000 annually. could be abolish- ViaiT£D WEI? POINT. WEST POINT. N. Y.. ‘Jan. lit—Ma lor General Thomas honor. at the writlsh army. visitedWest Point to day The cavalry detachment acted as escoxt and a salute of thirteen suns was tired in his honor. Cooks are the leading ladies in man! domestic dramas. Bright Eyes and Ieautiful Complexions Every woman on than likcii to have a' door. keen eye and the rosy coin» plsrioii of health. No one liken the dull. heavy eye or the jibmilce ' colored sitlu that on with a Tor id Liver, Constipation, indigentlon. ‘ Sicereadachon, Bi lounnonn. etc..nn make people look as th feel, which in;5 do; very attrsotm. Your English cousins have found: to secret of koépfiig Well and looking to. You can toopif you ‘ ~ Follow the Use of , thoir great, popular remedy-«Beccham s Pills. Just notice this herself but better yet, try a box yourself. The reputation of Beccham a ills was J not made in a defy, and if they could not do as claimed, their pops-5 5 ‘ A».liirity ivoiild soon ado. There is that in Bseoham’ s Pills which, thhou h , are v mild. they give the touch necessary to just put right , outsell, Liver, Kidneys and Norm. if you would be put right?’ one 0TH WANT DIVORCE. ' ‘ EXIT WHOOL PRINCIPAL. l EIGHT DIVOROE SUITS. M. m Milt. thisy lash Aliens 0. Alva Crandall the Object of Serioua‘Judpe Road will Hoar Them in super- bossriion and Cruelty. .cgmp...m . lor court Today. . necticut. the report‘ ' substitute “for“. . Dr.0 lilo nook. and strangled to dcllth. Hav’ sures his? choir. Product Last Year Was stones irons Valued at 37.661011}. A report. showinx the acreage. pro duction and value or. the principal iarmerepa otuthe United States during the year lsoi. has Just been issued by the Department of Araieulture. For Connecticutihe figures show that the hay crop lathe most valuable one in the state. Thsrewera 434.751 acres harvested in the state: which produo id 513.886 tons. with azvaiue or”, i61.0|8. will. with 12,705 acres, producing 21:. !07.925 pounds. valued at 84.838.191 The lrlsh potato crop comes next on the list. with 32.25! acres planted which harvested 3,096 384 bushels, hav. ing a value of 32.229.396, . There were 9.812 acres of corn which produced 337,999 bushels, valu- ed at $283,919. and 10.07? acres of out from which 387.580 bushels were har vested, valued'at tlt8.53t. Oi rye there were 10.4“ acres and 176.8” bushel: valued at 3139.706. Buckwheat was harvested from 3.636 acres products: 59.267 bushels and worth «8.287. 5 0n the subject oi New England to bacco. mentor which comes from Gen says: "Reports iron: this section indicate. that the prices so far received for thence crop or 1904 have been approximately 50 per cent. higher than let similar grades last year. A weighted average of all returns shows a price or 21.8 cents per pound in the bundle uaas. sorted. Prices tor Havana seed range from 16 to 23 cents per pound; sever al halos or broad leaf reported at 30 and 33 cents. About threeoi'ourths oi the crop has been sold. but on ac count oi dry weather not more than 15 per cent has been stripped and daily cred. The cure lost is or good color and weight. tree iroin pole west or other demure. and is for superior to the crop oi 1903. Taken as a whole the crop is considered one or the tin- est in New England." "W HOW TO AVOID PNEUMONIA. We have neverheard oil a single in dance of a cold resulting in Pneunios his. or other lung trouble when Foley’s lionoy and Tar has been taken. it not only stops the coush, but heals and ntrenuhsnn the lunar. Ailli tor Fo~ rey‘n Honey and Tu and refuse any u,” i Me In .‘N “'- ad more Honey dud Tai- in three vary more can» at pnoumolila with god“ results is every case.“ .ilold at albedo Brut W m. . b. I WW .. a D I H DDIA'I‘H YO TRIAL. “flash De..l Jami hurra- terrincdsst “tending trinil. Andrew .lsckmnii'va. whore sn arrested for re lusts to support swiie. committed lulci e teddy. kn. cord from listen the mattress in his cell. tied it about W ANOTHER GoggaMAN GONE Houdini: had to be Foley’s Kid av Cure at the first did i liid nay iron- bl ho sit we a. .4.“ all” in or sill:y Jii daisy. but Money ours is- taken at picnic Winner-r. the upon tho commend made by Governor Roberta iii his mes. ameud the old statutes reieircd to. but 5~ cases come to trial until after the The: tobacco crops comes 5 tags to the general assembly delivered last week. The overnor made no di- tact allusion to t eAtwood suits. but he stated in regard to some of the old statutes. i it is not improbable the statutes in tended at the time or thelr enactment to protect individual interests and to prevent harmful neglects having at- reeled their purpose. for the most part y‘their influence and not by their enforcement may be today more op- pressive than protective. and the rein adv which they provide more a insane for individual advanltoso than the cor rectidn or t; real evil. ' .. The legit) aims might very properly consider the existence other nrevislons «among our general laws and amend thorn in such a way that they will accomplish the real purpose i"or Which they are intended. and make persons whose internals are affected the proper parties to evoke their pio- tecti i.oh it has been stated that Mr. Seymour would introduce a bill to repeal or he eta ed that this of course was un- a member at the legislature. Alja ap- peared certain howcv‘er. that such a bill would be introduced. When asked it the committee of at tomeys opposed to the Atwood suits would give their aid to perfecting the bill be stated that their aid was not needed in the matter and that they probably would take no hand in it unless appealed to. The large number of Atwmd units it the Court of Common Pleas dwelt in: trial, will not be touched upon in Court until the matter or a bill repeat- in the statutes has been thrashed out 'n the legislature A number oi them were placed up\i the trial list re- cently. but centre to More] exped- aliens Attorneys helan, Tomboy A Pheian did not claim any for trial in *be present jury session of the court? it is stated that it was the desire oi the court not to have any of these general assembly had considered the matter, and for that reason Mr. M wood's counsel did not ask that any be assigned for trial , ~ l ‘ -'l‘wo million Americans suitor the torturing pangs or dyspepsia No need to. Burdock Blood Bitters cures At‘ any drug store. ._ A SEARCHING FOR GOLD. SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 13.—~thn the City of Panama arriving here today was atKPunta Arenas, Costa Rica, the English steam yacht Rose Marine was in the harbor. bound for Cocos island to‘search for the gold that legend says was buried there by ancient Bile canneers A than named Gray is in charge or the party. His purpose in waiting into Plinth Around. it was re mind was to endeavor to obtain con esslons for excavations on Cocos is- and. the place being under the iiirls diction oi Coca R!ca Another Brit ish steam yacht known: as the Veroni- que and bearing Earl Fitz Williams and ten associates, was at. Panama when the City or Panama left there and was also bound for Cocoa on a search for the neglected coin and plate or the huccauneers. This ex- pedition was only a few days ago men. tinned in the dospahzhes as having failed to and any trace of the wealth after making extensive excavations. The Veronique. it is said will soon come to San Francisco. ‘I‘O CUR! A coin IN ON! DAY Take Laxative Bronte Quinins Tablets All di-uxgists refund the money it it tells to cure. E W. Gibson signature is on each box. doc. MERIT BADGE! FOR SOLDlIRB. WASHINGTON. Jan. 18.-General orders Issued by the War Department announced ihai by'tho authority oi the president a ballad with ribbon will be issued to each oillcer and enlisted man in the service to whom it certill rate 0! inorlt it has or herealier may be tuition and that campaign had all with ribbons will be issued an attic éls or the uniform to phloem and enlisted men in the service entitled thereon. SCOTT’S EMULSION scout Emulsion . Scott's EmulsiOn Scott’s Emulsion Scott's; Emulsion Scolts Emulsion mthe old story. told times without number and repeated 7 ”govcr and over again for thou l last thirty years. * But no livays a welceiiie‘ any to shone iii need of strength and ‘7 h world that st6ps wasting? such .: § health. Theron nothing in! ‘“ A SalofofDress Skirts. For any we an “5116' is iii need of a Scpzirutc Dress Skirt ‘ this sale is far 'lmpoitnnt to be missed A‘ This morning we placed on sale an odd lot oi Skirts as~ soiled Styles and coloringe lcii item the winter Stock. Black Clicviots. the most sensible and [inactiilal Skirt». A (‘VCl‘ mndc, Fermerly A‘ formerly 5 . 2 $imo. now $6.56 $13.00. new $6.50 idiom. now $4.50: S 8 so, now $4.50 S" y. .50, new $4 50 _S 6.50, now‘ $3.50 S 6.00, now $3.75 About one dozen Skirts, greys checks and mixtures, that: ranged iroin $3 85 to $9.00 to close‘ out . . _ at $1.00 each. ‘ Tiircc Misses’ Skirts, 20 inch lengths that were origin- ally $4.50. now see each. Another Wash Goods Bargain. Liiicn V eilc Suiting. Those who are familiar with the 3 treating qualities of Linen Voile will be interested linit‘his i item. These Voiles are woven from pure Irish flax and” im- ~ ported to sell at 35c. The colorings are pink, pale blue, codes and navy mixtures, oxblood and green. Sale price, 19¢ a yard. A Skirting Item. Black Silk Moreen, handsome to look at and it wears like iron. This kind is 34 inches wide and worth 50c, '10 close out at 35c a.yaril. ' In the "China Store. “e are to close out an immense lot of Dishes of all kinds at one quarter regular value Every one is a bargain. One table of fine. China Plates 6 for 25s.. Meat Platters, 5, 7, 9, l0 :2, to 35¢. . Don't .iorget to come and see the Demonstration of Ten. crii’fc Lace Work Instructions are given free and the Work is very fascinating Art Embroidery Section. The D. M. Reed Co. THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL. lliilllli] Flannel Gowns “ Lapins' downs. fromlgggc of good quality White Oiitiiig Flannel. for 59c. Reduced The popular “ Acorn Brand" Gowns. Plain Blue. Pinks and White. also Blue illlii White, and Pink and White, for 75c. Re- duced from $1.00. A CHILDREN'S GOWNS. Made of good quality Fancy Outing Flannel. 39c. Reduced“ from 50c. MEN’ S NIGHT SHIRTS. Made of good quality Fancy Outing Flaunt-1,396. Reduced from 50c. , Made of best quality Si " ' . ‘ . « from 756. ripcd Outing l'lnnnel. at 59t. Reduced Balance of Ladies and Ciiildrcii’ s Furs iii the low prices quoted last week. WASHINGTON an. " scorn noswatx. conn._ Telephone “34356. . I A . I. . ‘ tendon tor around to on lipid loll: tho cultivation of shellfish. limited oil uiiterd Point. AM who ‘ rashes! been danced to :. Adaptaia Wart «Monsi- (lra‘ee sir pom ”a“ at Mcr‘witiiisfin who the rotors to» ' «it enters . A; honour to * lmlfli‘fMa The schooner and sitar tr mNew'fiamnnhs M. W 5 run rum 6 liner-silos lied anchor. inside breakwater. finally- ‘ was well under we“ lie ‘ A mended droning unionism ' crew became raisin; that their out on. in ny vii in: the captain alone; II o. tlsehelemgnlig. walla econ forth so era a an boom- is lthoiib ' ‘ " a lines N. 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