.5 59-3p‘4ths-iwl 3 your»: 5.": Q a"?! “
mama. People up that way don't
to be altogether virtuous. ”
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sheeting rides will become poor
"i? «prbpdrty if they cannot be lawfully
' for Same.
VheuI lipid boys lack excitement:
till! can millage tb shit up a lively
mat tbe‘dable .. . . .. _
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antiwvaceination bill is up again
res Vtative Maples. of Norwich.
OdVemor Folk's suggestion that
the police keep out. of politics is al-
most utopisn in its comprehensive-
A Vliscrtford woman, not content
with taking catholic acid, also tuck
. “turpentine. Of course, she succeeded
I V i 9 shuflilng off this mortal coik
: The bill introduced into the general
‘ assembly by Senator Mayberry, pro—
viding fer a state boarde'of-x htcris‘aryw
registration and examination“ will; if
passed, out out the old “boss doctors"
who are known as quarks t-D gradu
ate veterinary surgeons. All animals’
‘ lives should not be put in jeopardy by
ignorant practitioners, there seems to
be good reasons for the passage Oi
the bill ‘
FEMiNlNE TOPICS.
You may have already learned that
the three—flounceI skirt isxto be one 01
the new designs for batisic and similar
materials. The fiounces are of equal
width, the upper one being gathered in
r With the belt. The waist with fichu
effect is so appror tlate design to no
I 001119va
Butfeniiilir be a healthy drink and i
am told that an incredible number love
. to drink it. it is also a good wash tox
' tge handst9 and face if you want to make
t emw
The lhdb htaniidc's, those rather
. loosely woven linens. are to be fash-
‘ tenable for shiitwalst suits
You’ll not be half-way up with the
fashion if you do not have part at
least of your shirtwaists of linen hand
embroidered. Some will prefer the
plain linen trimmed with bands oi
. hand embroidery, others will have a
handsome design laid on. the waist lin-
eniteelf With skillful fingers.
- 011th new shirtwalsts are not. as full
‘ as they ha}V been. They tit more
closely audit. use far less. Cuffs are
made word ciful in design than‘ has
been acustdlnary on wash waists and
they will he more dililcuit to launder.
The backsaf nearly all waists are me. e-
.,.1 or less trimmed." not like the limits.
in keeping with the fronts.
An exquisite flouucing of line em.
broideryi om ry. fine ground was
shdwn me r enlly that was unlike
anything which i have seen before In
the center- of each medallionof em-
broidery was an embroidered butterfly
whose wings were loose and free‘from
the ground. the body only being caught
to the material. .The. effect. was ex-
ceeding lightness and dainiiness. For a
child's party dress it Would be charm-
ing
Mohairs will be lit great ,favor at the
French capital for springIgowns. and
with them will be worn exquisite hand.
“embroidered coilais and cuffs. ‘
iILINONINE
OWN aucobi th hall e
not on my ck in bed. dim int”.
monia hovering near. Lino‘nino
it drove {all a: (‘41:an IliVily Bybiit‘lm
,.,‘.V. in y new owner:
“i gigs H" odt'o trike it i gas brick in
full possessign of health, entirely ,
cured. “Jon Oberon, 2i Padanu-
rain liven s. Duisburg: Conn -
up Th6 .
I0 Clifford Hotel 0
Two ILIOANT spirits "or Rooms
Vwiri-i Pawns same AT
mailer... airless.
m
losses 1.. will-:1. Pros.
. . . e “mi .
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V Proprietor Hotel Mabackemo.
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Telephone 999.
it!
V EIGHT PER CENT.
on fish alleges. gr
I’ ddLuMsm”“
Vii
in Voting,»
Alix: COMPANY
‘ by New red: on;
legislatiire, thid unis tron Rep- "
' plans“ under consideration.
M.-
iii'rssnsr .
alt-
series a Drummer co.
ninety mwoauu
HI ail-rs or a rail CENT.
roam” '
years
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coughing and raising oi! phlegm
m
uses or A GRAMMAR ecuoou
More Urgent Than .It Was .Two Years
Ago. Declares Mr. Blanchard.
Editor‘Evenlng Sentinel: In the no-
. count ofliie meeting of the building
committee appointed .two years since
by the South Norwallr district there
was at \w‘orroi that it scents worth
while correct. That committee was
not appointed to erect a high school
building: and has never had any such
The dis-
trict made its appropriations to build :
a‘gramiiiar. school, and, the necessity
for 11' building oi that kind is natur-
ally much more urgent than it was
trim years ago. since the registration
.-, ‘l‘n mirf school ii'itciests at the rat’s of
one hundred every three years. We
still have the high school to provide
.for and been) likoiyV to for a year to
‘so a, mu it is 16‘ be hoped that ample
ac nimbdatlons for this department
'will be furnished without unreasona-
hie delay in It town high school.
.1.‘ . Respectfully,
A. BLANCHARD.
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MR. SEELEY'B SUCCESS.
Popoular Broker Ranked Foremost
Among Competing Agents.
Friends of C. Ford Sealer, former-
iy of Norwalk, who until a few weeks
ago had oili‘ces in theVMaiiey building
New Haven. will be glad to learn of
his iapld advancement as representa
live of the Scuthern Mutual invest-
ment 00.. whose headquarters are in
Lexington Ky. Mr. Sceley, according
Ito the annual reports submitted by
the oiiicors and inspectors of the com-
pany. had secured the largest amount
of business among all the general
agents of the company during the year
and had written up, personally the
Isecond' zliirgest. number of pdlicics
apart from the duties of his office as
general agent for this seciion. He
has been rewarded according to the
ComllIDY‘s Waters of rewarding iis
agents each year. Now he is general
agent for Rhodeilsiand and has his
headquarters in Providence.’
UNCAS TRIBE AND LOFT EVENTS.
The members of Uncns Hayinakers’
association will go to Greenwwh, to-
night, on the train leaving Smith Nor-
.vaik at"'8'0'dlot:k,.for‘ the purpose of
instliuiiugia new hayioii in that piece.
The masquerade ban committee of the
iribe held a meeting last night. and
decided to give the event in Music
.1511, Monday. March 6th There will
.o an entertainment previous to the
lanciug which will eclipse anything
ever before attempted in The N01-
avaiks. Another meeting of the com-
mittee will be held next Friday night.
The chief‘s degree was conferred last
night on general candidates. and the
adoption will be worked next 'l‘uos'I
lay.
a...“
sum. Fisusniss.
Senator Chatfield introduced three
bills in the Senate. yesterday. regard
coniniiaslou and being icferied io 'iish-
cries and game. One provides for the
licensing and numbering of oyster vos.
sols. Another validates grants by the
legislature of grounds;- The third
places under state jurisdiction all
shoil‘ “fisheries northerly bf“ a” lip.-
drawn from OYstci‘ River point to
South lihid bcin grounds Now ”a
hither and magmfii reprinting
ill. to carry out prov ifms oi the
.Icl- ..
\
x...:~x~' : m. . «- .
'. "ch anmvsts or? vassats.
paw w ijouk. sci». i.-Arr|vud:
‘ Denisoiiia'nd ‘ from Genoa and other
Mmiiterranunu ports.
Kaiser Wilhelm dcr illness. from
iii-omen. Southampton and (liiorbourg.
was in communication with Sagupiui-
avk. ll. 1.. by wireless iii. drill a. ul..
seventy miles east of Sugapouack.
BOSTON. Feb. 1.—--Arrivod: Steamer
Kii ‘01?" run Antwerp.
NEW YORK, Fob. L-I-Arrivod:
Kaiser Wilhelm iier Grouse. from lire-
meu. Southampton and Cborbourg.
RIDOIFIELD MAN DIAD.
RiDOE’F‘lliiLD. Pol), LII-Andrew
woke/cod for many years one of the
most prominent, men in this place, is
dead at his home ill‘l’t‘, at the no
of sixty five years. Mr. Lockwood.
who was widely known in Grand Ar-
, my circles. served through the Civil
War. iii the Seventeenth Connecticut.
Volunteers. and his funeral tomorrow
will bo‘willi military honors.
. BAKER R000 KIDS OOLEI.
NEW YOR ob. i.-~W,illisin i“.
iliiiuI Ir, of limkiyu. has been appoint-
oil: a member o the Municipal Civil
librvimi i ‘tilfiiiliti ion by Mayor Maillot.
lull, lo sum-cud iiiui HS ( oior who run.
ignod vesicular tir. ilulior' was pri-i
vaic ucurciurv to Mr. Color. will u the
latter was compimilvr. and is uilii
his privulu m riiuri'
m. .1...“ 1. .muxw
POETMASTER AT WEST Sthl-
B
\V1\H||lNli'i‘..ilN Willi l. IIIII Until ii.
5in .at West Simsbury. 00011.-
, Take 15 limbs every 2 1...... m... on suns a. bathe the throat
and chest with hot, clear Balnitevery night. The: is the secret. It
pencil-Wis. defines the inflammation. kills ti;e germs. stops the
of youth. Got the 500 or “.00 ”bottle .
fhithtnily tor a. 1m weeks and we guarantee a euro clear down to
the last stage of quick consumption. No cocaine or opiates.
" v ' B. 1". Jackson «S: 00.. Indianapolis, indium.
.ng shell fisheries. all coming from that-
V. ., lien or caiarrh or the bronchial tubs “and
‘ lungs-allied t V asthma and the most
ills!
BRAZILIAN .Vaibiiii. theI‘germiolde bill-I
cam, alone has triume lied inIsvei-y case for 20
Mirage to the vigor
. p the treatment
WARSAW OUiE‘I‘ TODAY.
Emperor Will Receive workman From
Tsarskos- Sole.
WARSAW. Feb. 1. noon.-’i‘he city
is quiet, though great tension still pre-
vails. Some stores and offices have
been reopened. but only two newspa-
pens were published this morning The
strike has extended to the sugar re
finerics and other factories in the dies
tricts around Warsaw.
ST. PMEHSBURG. Feb. i.-Eni
peror Nicholas has decided to receive
Roe-Sol 0.
LONDON. Feb. i-I-A despatch to a
news agency from St Petersburg says
Emperor Nicholas received a deputa-
lion of thirtywthi-eo workmen at Tsar-
koc~Selo at 3: 30 this afternoon.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fob. l.——The vc‘
tirement of interior Minister Bviato~
polit-Mirsky's successor, but. no decis-
todsy, ili~heaith being assigned as the
reason. Mr. Domovo. former minister
of pests and telegraphs, becomes acting
minister of tho interior. Mr. Bouligan,
former governor general of Moscow.
seems most likely to be Prince Sviato-
polk-Mirsky‘s successor, bu not (tools
.011 has yet been reached. The gossips
are saying that Emperor Nicholas has
offered the portfolio to Mr. Witte, pres-
ident of the committee of ministers.
Prince Sviatopolk-Mirsky's desire to
the manner in which it was announced
was unusual, the retirement of a min-
later being generally accompanied by
an imperial ruscript. For this reason
the form of the announcement is pop-
ularly accepted as a reprimand. Among
the extreme reactionsrics and" even
among. some of the more moderate
Conservatives. Prince .Svmtopoik-Mir-
sky has been‘bliim‘ed for having from
the very outset of his career encourag-
ed all sorts of liberal aspirations, whici.
bciui; impossible of immediate riIuiizn.
lion. brought the present storm about
the head of the, government.
There is no truth in the sensational
report circulated by a new agency in
the United States yesterday to tho of-
i'ect that armed strikers were marching
on Cronsiuit fortress. and i.hat.Adnilrai
diriimif, the commander of the fort-
ress, had called out the salient to pro
.ect. the place. '
ODESSA. Feb l.-(‘hiot of Police
Galovine was shot clone to the police
station in the center of the city this
naming and was wounded in the light
shoulder. The wound is not danger-
ous.
Chief Gaiovinu was in a carriage
when an unknown man attired as a
workman attempted to assassinate him
i‘bc would-ho murderer fled, but was
:uptured. The bullet has not yet been
extracted from Galovine's shoulder. .
ST. PETERSBURO. Fob, l.-—lt is
extremely significant that following on
the heels of The Associated Press in-
tervicw with Grand Duke Vladimir
.yesterday, M, Souvorin, editor of tho
Novoo \‘romyu, in that paper ihiii
morning came out strongly in favor of
a zouiskyzbor (Old Land Parliament)
which he declares will not only main-
tain..but will strengthen _ autocracy.
It would be a. channel of communica-
tion between the sovoioign and the
people without which it would be im-
pose ibio to have lasting reforms
l’ARiS. Feb i.-incsndisry placards
woi' posted today in front of the work-
men' s exchange, appealing to anarch-
istii in avenge the victims of the shoot-
ing at St. Pemrsburg, January 22. The
police are taking precautions to pro»
veul. disorders at anarchist meetlusl
which are scheduled to take place
tonight
PROVIDES OF MEXICO.
it is better to go around ihsn to fell
down. Expressing the fact that it in
often better to avoid a difficulty than
to try to ovorcoum it.
The devil is not astute because he is
the lil'V” but because he is old. Used
to express the value of experience.
Whoa it mine We all get wet. The
Mexican way of saying "Misfortnucs
never comes singly."
When bread in cut crumbs are left.
Expressing the fact that we all have a
share in our neighbor ll good fortune.
After the child is drowned cover up
the well. The Mexican way of saying.
"After the horse is stolen. lock the
stable."
With one hand wash the other and
with both numb. the face. The Mexican
way of saying, "You tickle me and Hi
tickle you. "
“'lne nonu- is more than the pow-
der. “ The Medium way of saying it
is "hot air."~ciiieago Journal.
An honour-gigs Phrase. -I-“bid she
really tell you i at she loved you?"
“Not in so many Words list when
a deputation of workmen today at Tsar- ‘
Ion. perfect material and careful V
nuish are the features that have
made Walthaui upland the best .
Via the world. gold. gold.
H
uov‘r‘is’ THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT OVNLY
misuse, its. 1.
The Big Success All Along the Line
David Higgins
The Romance of a Kentucky
- Gentleman,
His Last Dollar.
The host cast. stinsd, newned and
acted Racing Play ever produced. in-
inducing horses.n
Thoroughredx angels: Horses-I-
Lady Bertha, ”Lottie and starlight.
Prices. 541,000,750
First Four New .00
Seats on sale Thufidsy. January 20.
Box Office open from 8 a. m. to a
p. m.
HOYT’ S THEATRE.
ONE DAY “ONLY.
SATURDAY, ,EPEBRUARY 4TH,
MATINEV AND NIGHT.
Mr. Wm.H .O'Nelll Freshest:
MR. .ViAMEns HIRNE
THE GREAT AMERiOAN DRAMA
Hearts Of Oak.
BVY JAMES HERNE.
Management Mr. N. .i. Lowlan.
This is the best of James A. Horse‘s
plays and is presented by a strong
cast of well-known players.
Latest Electrical and Mechanical
Effects will housed in singing this
retire has been known for weeks, bill play
as: THE onssr watoK some.
HEAR THE HEARTS OF OAK
OUARTETTE.
PRICES:
Matinee ......... 100.251:
Evening ...... ' .. ..... 250, 35c, 50c
Seats on Sale Tuesday, Jan. 31.
|
Board , inVRelief.
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Relief of the Town of Nor-
walk will meet it their cities, Opera
House Block, on Wednesday. Feb. 1st
1905, from 2 o'clock until 4 o'clock I)
on; Saturday. Feb. Iith. _, from 2 until
4 o'clock p. in.;.iWednesday evening,
Feb 81h. from 7 until 9 o'clock; Satur—
day, 1“0b.lllh i‘2roni until 4 o‘clock
p. in; managed? evening. Feb 15th,
from 7 until 9 o‘clock: Tuesday, Feb
21st. fi-“om .. until-1t o'clock p m., for
the purpose of hearing and determining
any and all appeals made to them
from the doing of tho Assessors on list
of 1904.
They will also, meet with the As-
sessors as a 301 board Tuesday, Feb.
213i at i p m. f r the purpose of shat-
ing the polls of sick and disabled per-
sons
JAMES SUTHERLAND,
JARVIS KELLOGG.
CHARLES W. BELL.
Board of Relief, Town of Norjvzigll:é
South Norwalk
Board of Belief.
Notion is hereby given that the
Board of Relief of the (lily of South
Norwslk. will moot on Wednesday,
January 25, i905. at 7:90 o'clock to 9
p. 111.; Saturday, February 4. 1905. from
ii to 5 o’clock p. in.; Wednesday, Feb
ruury 8, from 7:30 to 9 p. 111.; Feb-
ruary in, at 7 :30 i0 9 p. 111.; Tuesday.
February 99, at 7:99 to 9 p. in: in the
Council Chamber in liaviiand street.
in said city. for the purpose of bearing
and determining all appeals from the
doings of the summers of said city,
on the list of 1904. ilitiuii at South
Norwulii, January it. 1905.
JOHN F. M'MAHON.
MATTHEW CORBETT.
120-be Boul‘ii 0! Relief.
iii‘ YOU ARE iN'l‘EREB'l‘ED iN
SPONGES
call around today and have your pick
out of a choice lot of American Sill:
ivxdisd over backwards in a coin
founded little locker that isn‘t lit for
any uiIii‘Irespociiug fellow to sit iii. she
laughed and said: "i‘iiiii is so and
iiiilli”'*~Cii‘.Viiiliflii Plain Dealer.
i.” new new «a.
itowluy aim mduy ummiuiiui poaiiuus I
When a girl puts rouge mi lur
; tili‘i‘iiii it is n idsu aiio trusts the num
u be is going to lieI wilu but not to little
but anyWheisV except on the lips.
I?!“ f': ol‘ t, “A,
V .
.. of"! I! .
a rifle '
4‘: -
simples. lust arrived generally sold at
am stores at iii 9011
l O N PMCE WHILI VI‘VHIY LAST
l
l
1
Don t forget that there iii no quicker
remedy for cold in the head. and the
grip. than our A. I. 0. caravans.
1401’ oil“. mm
x alt Company. said
' the relay, time of some pf tile guards
. cred by and mild his the water in its
line or imprisonment.
Ieiopod from Evansmn, liiinois. with a
bump V
not been notiii ad of 11;! till V
tween himself south : reeditnti s
of the subway and united
employee. and that no iiieetiu wg’uld
take place. Mr. lioiliey said i e
puny would make absolutely no con-
envisions to the men. “The men are"
under conduct and must live up
tbiit contract." said he “The stat
inept made by some of the employee
ssiiooiation oillcials that the new ache
V.du e tried yesteiiday, I‘iuade the men
work nearly olevon hours is absolutely
I ..\llli.i’li€i. All of this? man worked with
in ten hours. Some of the shifts were.
bvsn as short as six hours. Entities
has been greatly cut down "
W
mil AND name. 5
Senator Bush introduced a bill in
the Senate yesterday regulating the
failing of fish fipin private property.
it provides that anyone taking eats-
hle fish from stream. pond or reservoir
without consent 0 owner of loud cov-
ble to line or imprisonment. that any-
one entering nested land shall be lin-
ed: that anyone taking fish from
places Where they are kept for b d-
liig, or letting them loose, is lisbl to
The bill be...
to the fisheries slid gainel Another
bill by Senator Bush makes the close
station for wild barns and rabbits
February 1 to October 30. inclusive.
It uls'o wont to fisheries and game.
--.--—-
SHOT HERSELF THROUGH THE
HEART. ‘ .
NEW YORK, Fob. l.—-Tlio lifeless
body of a young Iwonian who had given
the name of Manolaeigh was found
kneeling beside a bed in: a hotel at
Tenth street and Fourth avenue today.
She had shot herself in the heart. She
told a woman with whom she former
iy boarded that she was a, student in
the Northwestern Uanorsity and had
student. The. whe..reabouis of i..Vho lat
ter are unknown. The girl left a note,
saying she .wasiii'e‘d of living.
V . I III
BOMB MADE OF COAL DUST.
l‘ABiS. Feb. 1.4“"An analysis made.
at the municipal laboratory has shown
that the bomb found last night in
front of the Hotel Des du Mondos, on
the Avenue dc l'Oncra. was not dan-
gerous. it contained chiefly coal dust.
and marked the prices lower than
WHERE .
$12. 50. The price on any in the is
Childpen's Coats sizes 4 to it,
choice, 32 50.
were Q3 98; choice now. $2. 50.
$2 50, sale 81. 25. waists that sold
Select a Fur and you can bu
' Black Petticoats, regular 81. 25,
Fruit of the Loom Muslin, reg
Turkish Towels, regular 15c."
White Quilt, regular 91. 50, sal
regular price 39c. sale 25c.
25c sale 15c.
Woman’ 11 Spiiiig Weight Vests,
sale 250.
Ladies' Wrist Bags, regular 75
0an 12540
PARIS. Fob. l.-Another supposed
bomb was found here this morning.
it turned out to be harmless.
EXECUTIVE NOMINATION.
Governor Roberts sent to the Son-
atu yesterday the reiiomiiinilon of
Howard J. Curtis. of Sirntford. for
Judge of the common picas court of
Falrflold county for four yours froui‘
April 1: reloaded-I
A Time For All Things. wMiss De.
\llinonby-“Do you believe in infant
damnation, professor?" :
meossox La T'ylip9-"0nly at night"
~Plick.
Ii. looks funny to see a little thfli
msu pay the dry goods bill of his big
fat wife. it must take so much goods
to cox or her. ., ..
Tender Asparagus Tips
Small Sifted Peas
Early Sweet Peas,
Small Lima Beans
Tender Stringless Beans
Boston Baked Beans in tomato
sauce
Evergreen Sugar Com
Cream Succotash
Hand Packed Tomatoes
33 WEST Manicures sr.
have an assortment
snouuhi
guarantee every can of as
We be. 0 extended the tho
the Clearance Sale until Saturda
. February fourth.
The storm that week made it impossible for many people to get out.
We have brought together all the ineschsndiee that is, to
about them going quickly and this ad. only contains samples of the 1M-
. Mouse transmits wa iiilvn'ou ops couuvmsix .A’i‘ oneness-
AND ONmTliiltD Lass Iran's run SAME odous cosr vou rinse~
LAST CALL on Winter Coats. Winter Waists and Winter Skirts. ,
Ladies and Misscs’ Costs 01 various moaeimhoiuilisg use: fitting
and tourist-black, tan covert and mixtures, 'r‘e‘guiar prices were 810 and
Walking Skirts of dark wool malt-rials, all good staple styles. iuices ‘
Walking Skirts in Black and staple mixtures, all V000: Static. regu-
lar value 86 50 to 88 50; choice. 34.75.
Two big bargains in Wool Waists that sold Veariy in the season at
Best Apron Ginghams, value Sc. at 50. .
Mondale Csmbric, regular 1255c, sale 9c.
18 iii. Cotton Diaper, regular 50c, sale 370. .
Dc Long Hooks and Eyes, regular 100, sale 5c
Lanies' Lace Stocks, rushing top, regular 25c, sale 15c.
Torchon Lace, regular price 5c, ‘
Pillow Tops, 50c. kind. 290; 250V kind, 150. V I . xI
Hamburg Edging, one-third less than regular.' :
Ladies’ Fast Black Seamless Hose. 5c ‘
Ladies Vests and Pants. heavy weight full size. nicely trimmed
Childrens Ribbed Vests and Pants (sizes 20 and2
Ladies Cashmere Gloves regulai price .350. sale0c 15c.
Men' 5 Pure Linen Lawn Handkerchiefs,
Kitchen Goods inarkcd about one-third less than regular prices.
Iiimit of
go this week
any previous sale. We have no doubts
t. 3598
regular prices were 83. 98 and $5,
at is 00 and $9.00. new 91. 98.
y at half the, marked price. '
at 95c. I.
ular price 10c
sale lbs.
0 Si. 19.
at 2910.
0')
NH
only) regular
io'w neck, short sleeves regular 50c
c and $1 sulfafioc
lino hematitohed. worth 25c,
FRENCH ‘GOVHERN MENT CLAIMh
NORTHF'llillin, Vi., Feb. 1.-Count
I‘sretta de la Rocco commissionei
iepreseniing the Republic of Franco.
and Commissioner Jose do J. Paul. of I
Venezuela. had a preliminary meet
ing here today with Frank M. Plum-
icy. the referee who will pass an epin.
ion and name the award in claims of
the French government against Ven-
ezuela. involving several million dol-
iars. The conference was held in Mr.
Pluniielis private oiiice. it was ar
ranged that today' a session should. be
brief. as the commissioners were to at»
land a reception given in their honor
at Montpelier this afternoon by Gov
ornor Bell
TELEPHONE 322-4.
The Finest Canned Goods
Golden Pumpkin and Squash
Royal Ann White Cherries
Fine Table Apricots
Lemon Cling Peaches
Bartlett Pears
Eyeless and Careless Sliced Pine-
apple
Green Cage and Egg Plum
Fancy Columbia River Salmon
LEADING GROCER.
Delicious Canned Goods
You don't have to e anyIfurtiisr than bars for choice ensued sods. We
hlgwrads canned goods that are
that you purchase hers—so any”!
not satisfactory return the artlsismaud-gst your money back.
POLI'8 NEW THEATRE.
NEW HAVEN... Feb. l-—Announce
ment was made today that James 0.
Louizhliu, of Hartford, had been awardI
t ‘ iii-I contract for the new theatre
which had been planned by S a. Poll,
in‘ this city. The eoniraci.,prico is
$250. 000. The site is in the rear of
tho Poll office building. on Church
street .
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paussmn cost. brunt:
VSPR EADS.
BRESLA U Prussia. Feb. 1 -—'l‘iio
strike in the Silcslau district iii
spreading At the KeoniV'gin Luise Mine
2 387 out of 3,000 miners in tho morn-
ing shift have struck worsz
Pui plans.
Block Island Lobster. very fancy.
tails and claws. selected solid
meats 1 lb. and V; lb. tins
Clam Chowder, quart tins. extra
quality '
Luncheon Tongue
Rolled 0x Tongue
Boned Chicken .
Plum Pudding
Whole Tomatoes in glass
Apricots, ctc.‘ .
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Charles E. seymOun
so. seawatm'c‘lmu.
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RIMIMIIR wa oiva THE Famous HUNT TRADING sums. "
1 (ions ldriy lird Peas. 250‘
acid Rook Poss. can, 136; 2 for 25¢
Crown Aster lifted Peas. can, 190
WIUNim Brand Peas, can. ills
King Brand 00m, can, , 100
Gold flock Corn, can. tile; 2 for 29::
crown Aster brand corn. can, too,
9 cans fled Ripe Tomatoes, 29c
field leek lined Tomatoes. can, 120
no lb. can Grown Aster Tomatoes, 14c
spring Irsnd Iueooissh, can. I - ids
Grown Aster Irsud Succumb, can, lee
. Choice
Creamery Butter
270 lb. ,
Walter Baker’s
0.0009».
3 lbs. can strawberry lists. 120
.flsaxxacbsxoan.
California sliced Peaches, can.
Victory Brand strawberries,
101 and 170 can
Clinics Pineapple Chunks, can. 190
Grown Alter Lemon Olin. Pushes,
can, I 220
Crown Aster choice Bartlett Paar?“
Sliver Grown Irand muslin, can,
2 Gang Jersey Bartlett Purl. . §
2 bani alleles Vslisw Practise,
Webster li‘sndV Willie ”RM“
its
50
2 Guns csiifomia‘ Kprisots, “ 25o
9 iii. Can ['5qu Hummer . . . , the
2 lb. Gan may litmus 100
9 "1.0m Iplnaeii, m
Make your hard-earned dollar.
llii WASH:NGTON STREET,
The leitfiiss Pharmaci.
3 NO. MAIN 0T4
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toil. 90¢ your trading liars.
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