uol‘ summon
. altar and Premium;
N‘DA‘Y,‘§FEB. 13, , 1995.
M n Almanac m Tomorrow.
, .3647; sotsmfi.
ngytldo, 6.93 a. m; 6.39 p. m.
VfiNlNGrsENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS,»
Military Ruldauno.~ , ‘
it.
Waterbury camoufliictod with on
l.llilllilolnic or bad dollars,
u»...
,‘Brofor‘drotind lingsooniu to enjoy
his sleep. lie is u wise. rodent.
The cool barons continue to War
hi .overconts and pleasant smiles.
'80, for. two have board of no dande-
ona blooming evon In Sirutlord.
m
Clot rondy to buy it new flag or else
zét‘the oldone fixed with twu more
Stars, .if you desire to bring out Old
monitor: the notional holidays otter
July Fourth. ‘
I
The new London Medical Society.
tollOwius the example not by Norwnlk
medicos, has decided that its members
must not do any more contract work‘for
ztratornal associations. The doctors of
the state seem to be almost unanimous
in this‘idcn.
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{Violin Danbury ice has been out
. threeltimes this winter on our; pond.
The, ice is said to be ten inches thick
and oil excellent quality. The chances
are, however. that lot: will cost the
Slime as usual next. summer.
' The new acreage or slow sand filtor
W to be built. hi. South Norwitlk will con-
'~slst.ot nprimury filter in {our parts
and a secondary filter, with one acro-
tor each, an Operating house and a
clear water bat-in. But the Bridgoport
exist on paper.——Bridgeport Post.
Once again the bill comes up in the
legislature to divide the city of New
Haven into 14 separate towns for the
‘ purpose or representation. The bill is
drawn up to avoid any obiztnclo creat-
ed by constitutional requlrcmcnts. it
is not likely the Fnruiorn‘ Club will
let the measure pass.
it doesn‘t matter whether a man
was his business on a great thorough.
fare. in the hcart oi the city. or on
some side street. If he' will glvo the
public a little better than his compcti.
"turban let people know u, ho will do
business. When business is bad. in.
stead of cutting down advertising ox—
pense, inci‘cuse ihcm. Busincss is
never so poor but. that advertising
would improve it——Pncilic Coast Ad-
vortlsing.
0
Members of the legislativo judiciary
committee vary in tholr vlcws of what.
should be done in the Atwood cusc.
,Accordiug to report some oi‘ the mem—
bers are in favor or rccotumcnding n
billtthnt will out. Atwood ofi’ without
a cent; Others, buy ho should receivo
ten dollars for every unit. brought;
others place the sum at twenty-live
dollars, and still otlu-rs boilovo iliui
forty dollars woitld be a proper prico
to pay Atwood for his action in bring-
ing the mottcr before the people or
the stain of Connecticut. Anyhow the
popular feelings setups to bo (but At-
wood "soon his dilly and ho donu it."
WW5.-W.
According to tho statistics kept at
the chirp of tho i'uitcd l'lllllt'tl wcnthcr
hurouii in Hartford, tho prudent win-
tér has fill‘t.‘ outstrippcd pns‘t Hi‘ilfiflfis
for quantity of snow 1qu bus i‘uiion
cince the first linked iioutod'down to
north. To doic. lhc snow full turns»
urea 55 iut'hou. and this mark it;
only about. four int-hon whorl. of the
full in 1888, tun winter of tho blizzard.
All of this run coolly lw omitted nod
us the ill-out blizzard did not. iuiw place
until tho first wank in Mnrrh, thorn
in plenty of limo for four or «you ilvc
inched of know to uni. titortvby making
this wintrr u tword brouitor.
_ _ , The.
<1 Clifford Hotel D-
'l'wo Itsomr some or norms
wrru PRIVATE nA'ruo AT
Arvnuovws onions.
W
JanPH I... WALZ. Prop.
Alto
_!’ropriotor Hotel Mnbuckemo.
W
Telephone 308.
,l‘l.
..
WA on»
" moor run will.
turnnnsr.
m luvs you to smiths or
«an to run conuum nx-
‘ ultimo allJEVELOPMENT co.
film A ounursunv DlVlDEND
LIA? or a on cum.
:mflt‘l‘ It ,
EUNCAN a: company.
sand filter is still lower: It. does not.
EXPERIENCE who luwt
DiScoverod iii; the bird Had
, Three or Four uvasnude
ills Henri was Bailiff» V
of the Rivcrsidc Cemetery, had a. re-
mnrkabio experience yesterday ulter-
noon ’with in big hnwk. which was
found to measure tour root across his
wings. .
During the afternoon
was inlormod by trolleymen With
whom ho woo acquainted thotthoro was
an owl in a tree some: distance below
his residence in Rivorsido imbibe. Tho
our proccoded to its Broad River torm-
hod scoured his shotgun.
aboard the our and the large bird. se~
rencly perched on u limb, of a, tree,
was pointed out by his trolley lx‘ieuds.
Mr. Voorhcon ruined and tired llllil
when tho bird, which. instead or bring
an owl, proved to be a hawk, tumblml
from the tree and lay motionless. Tho
hunter thought ho had done a good
job and. picking up tho apparently
lifeless bird, took it. home and loosed
.the supposcd carcass on n. piazza. A
little later he was much surprisoti to
find thi- hawk fluttering and gazing
the bird out. of its existence in a htt-
mane munuor, Mr. Voorboos procured
a good sized club and dealt it a. nun»
ber of severe blow. on tho head and
left him for (lefldu
Nothing more of tho
han was
stirfeciursursurroom-£23.}. - .
George W. Voorheos, suporiutoudont ‘ ”
. Mr. l’oorhoes "
inui and upon its rcturn Mr. Voorhccs'
Ho iumpod,
at him. Thinking that he would put,
i-
in ~ 2 in:
DufiuAGRBEABLE”
Muse you can we. Ml, Ind
f show" the not! cheats at Dr. Jonnlu o'
nonrandom. n-W'lr
a m an
‘ units the 3.53m
J chili "Fido S‘il’fllim'
manta teen rt .
Futidioutgitlonu tibial: for {w york
. DRJENNINGS'
DENTIFRICE
i
co. F TEAM m ’uAuo LUCK.
lNaugatuck Players Won by close
‘Score of 12 to 11.
Thu (Llorupuuy it‘ buskoibuli io'uu
.' lost a lturd'lurk game, Saturday night,
ui. tho (loin Oportt House, Nuugutuok.
it) tho Nnugutuck Athletic tfiiub touul
by tho, close ororc‘oi 12 to ll.
At the olosc of the first hull tho
Norwnlkors wore in "tho loud. 7 to 2.
but. ‘thc homo loom thou took it bl'ill'l.‘
and hold the visitot‘s down to tour
points, getting illomsolvos ten, which
iwnh u suiliciuut uumbur to give them '
tho some. The lineup and score:
thought of by Mr, Voorhecs for about Company F, Naugatuck,
two hours, when to his umnzrmout ho , D-JliW' ,,,,,,,,,,, , _____ 131-0911
discovered it walking about the yard: ilighi Forward.
'l‘ho executioner decided that be bad Ghiotto .................... Auhmoro
bad about enough troublo with that dun . mp h‘t’irWhrd.
hawk and procuring his one cilected u . Listor ................ . ....... llurus
final quiotus by cutting its bond oil“. “ (Boutor.
w—ww— . ilm‘uoy ................. hlcii‘onucho
FEMININE TOPICS. l Loft (ludl‘d.
. licuuy ..... ’ .................. Foicy.
Toilot pumice is as good for the
arms and book as it is for the hand. It
cronies it little friction nud helps ro
move tho waste matter which is al-
ways hootunulntiug,
Dish cloths should be washed
carefully as dish towels.
Borax is us good for the morning
cold bath as it in for the hot bath.
The woman whose hair in nearly
white will do well to try and keep it
silvery looking by frequent shuulpoos
in which there is some very thorough
cleansing ingredient. it is Shirl that
ammonia in tho water will keep gray
hair, which shows soil so quick.y.,i_
”loan.
“To do the right thing. at the right
time, in the right way; to do some
things better than thcy were evor dono
before—thins a task worthy any man's
od’ot‘t."-And why not a. woman's?
Don lion boxcs, photograph iromcs
~cvcrythiug in the 'ny oi’ knick-
kuncku for tho moment must be hoot-t-
shnpcti. And hotter than all tho. pu-
per nonscusc so plentiful just now
drinks every girl, is a heart-shaped box
tilled with candy.
Those chemist-tics of lace illltl dcvp
cuffs or the some that florc ut the ol-
bow urn worn with wool gowns its well
no thosc of silk or wash mazorinlu. and
thcy arc curt-odiugly stylish.
This is the wag: the Hartford School
of Hoilisolwcpiltg prcpurmi pork cuiit‘ls
:tt inst. Thursdays lcoturo: Wipe cut.-
lets. spriulric with suit and popper. dip
in crumbs, urmngc iu drippingqtan and
bake twenty miuuton. busting thrvo
times during the cooking. Servo with
sauce soublso; pool and slice twoivo
onions, and cook in boiling snitcd wui-
r-r until vcry soil; drain thoroughly‘
and rub through it slcvc; there should
be one cup purge. Molt two tnblo
spoons but'cr, add thrco tablespoons
liourhud one cup milk. Season with
unit,— popper and ouycunc. and odd-on
ion puree.
'i‘ho surpiicc gowns call for neck and ‘
ohoulders or contrasting material. flllil
'lw nll~ovcr ln‘cou tiud cmbroldurios
uro just the thing for making them.
(ihcuiiscttos art: to bo one oi the pea.
son's mo'ut promiucut fashions.
Oh, how muuli huts pro to be! But
you will diucovor “11"” you have them
on your hood Hwy nrc no #0 bud liftl'l‘l;
’i‘llo monitor of inserting tho iii»:
it“.
do bond buudu this sonson is tummy,
pcrlcri. They protrudo 3qu for
l'llUllgll to muko tho but ubkoiutoly
lrm uud comi‘m'iublc und do not lift
i no for ubovu tho hair up to dcutroy;
'Iw gl'llul upd llt‘iitll)’ of both huir iilltl
tut.
Mon tho domicile down it: ultrpliro
or cut with surpiicv odour. Tho idol-yon .
.trp our or iWu ittrno puffs. .
Tho ultirt worn with tho. ouinwoy
“out to not plotted on tho stimuli. It
Huron at tho {wt ltlld bun ruinous iuI
tho ccutcr hock pluitotl undcr.
0hr: of the moat. populnr of the new
law wniuls in ilml mudo of it plain]
not and covorod with narrow rudlcs or.
icon. 'l‘hoy uro ,lllill. the thing tori
thoniro, curd pnriy. otc.. unit it isn't.
much or o trick to tuuko n prottv oun.
(lilo ol‘lllt' iii‘uiiicul of till! now How
oiumly pori’uot in uhupt- nod color on,
”or no (mo cub diucovor, und tho
ion ti pom-rt mulch.
until um oxcuodiugly pretty. "
mm ”my... W,-.m....
TROLLEYG HAD TROUBLES.
Tho iroiicy t‘ili‘n bud connidcrulilo
mublo whit tho ull't'I and Hiilllll this
tour! limo. 'l‘tto troilcytnou‘c trunnion
of‘l‘lllll youiorduy littorltoon. wilt-u ii
hood: knowing dud iutor ruluud. The
«loot {mm in tho rnii-e hud lilo ovrrt
bond irolIt-v who». Mormon diillu mi
oimelrictil diuplny ul iiuwu. 'l‘lto cou-
iinucd rain but: brokun up iho irv
«moon-hut. in tho uppur burbur. but
llllli not yet givou uur ovidom-o or u;
disposition to pntisout into the bound.
REV. O'DONNIZLL’S ADDRESS.
’l‘ho ltov. James ii. O‘Ilonnoii*tlo.
Ivorcd nu lutororilurt ltddmtt annuity
attorooon at 4 o'rlook (it tho l’ttroclr
in) School ball. in Morton! pliant. to
tho llll‘lllllt'l'fl of tho Friendly Holocrs'
Similar. tho lliiiidrcu or Mary and tho
imiuuculniu t‘nurtpitou ,notlulity.
’I‘bn unbicrt was "luil'uottm pt” I ibur»
dolor.” 'l‘ltrro Worn morn, limo lilo
ntnuilwro oi tilt-Juror: curioilou in no
lmuiuuoo. .
ransom c’oit STRIKE gonzo.
lanolin; Prussia. Writ. i The tmul
strlkc in outtro untied. il alum
went into on m ‘ intramural”.
, . , ,
no
’llt‘timi.
i wood will
or built in tho liincwtbo lllmliilll‘lllt ubul
morning but muuupml to Tim on tnlriy i
' ? mportfihnt iltn dichotom- iloiiiuumund
Right Guard.
h‘icld Goals-~Asluuoro, 2; Brown, :i;
Dorncy. l; Ghiotto, :3.
‘, Foul Lino (tortilla—Brood. 2: (lhiotto,
. ii.
, 0iliciuls—~Nudiu, oi' Norwnik; Us.
ltrnudol‘, oi‘ Nougntuck.
‘ The Company lt‘ team has a hard
game ahead for this evening. whr-n
they will play the strong Bridgcports,
at tho Norwulk Armory.
.._ «aw—A...“
DUE TO VOLCANIC ERUPTION.
Steamer’s Strange Experience in Sail.
lug Through Miles of Dead Ani-
,' mais, Etc.
, SAN FliANt‘lStit), Fob. l:i.-'l‘hc
l'ncliio Mail steamer City of Panama.
which .‘iiilll‘tl from this port on Jun.
: 2| for polls on tho (.‘cutral American
Roast, bud u siruugc experience, news
of which has Just boon rccclvod hero
by mull from Acapulco. Through
wins it“ ."on covered thickly with
711'
mixes of Vt‘tzf‘IilllOll, tree trunks null
sicumcr snilod, tho dcbris at times bo-
in: so Ihirk that hor progrcss was itn.
Sumo of the trees wore live
and six foot in diumoior, uutl lilo (loud
animals were of oil duct-lotions. Tlll‘
tiobris who oncounimwi on January
,28. in l.ut‘.tudu loos North and Lou.
girudu lutLBiI \l'cst. The stuff was
cixzht or uluo fool thick.
Thu ulliccrs oi“ Ulv vouucl wore uu~
nbic to oxplnin tho ull‘llllgn condition
and whom Ibr’y urrivvd at Acapulco no
liubt \l‘us thrown on (in: subject. it
is supposml that tho limiting muss of
dobris was rust upon the watt-rs by
some gigantic volcanic tu'upiiou on tho
' (mull Americuu count.
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BISHOP SAYS ROBBERY WAS
( TRIED. -
lll'It‘lPALt). N. Y. Fob. iii—«Two uion
giving tin: llillllt‘b‘ ul’ Stuulrv ‘Wthouki
f uud 'l‘hudiious ilrbunowitz hurt: boon
urrostod in rruui‘u-tion with the nib);-
od llllt‘llllll to shoot Blullilp Sinphoii
Kaminukl lnic Suturduv lllulll. Thoy
any ihoy visited ibr bishop's rosiiiouro
for tho Tiurposn of “HTML; homo pu
{Wild in on action against him. 'l‘lto
bishop, thvy soy. obowod light, uud
mm of tho mutt lirvd two shots ovm'
his build it, oovrr their roll-out. The
hilltop hm: mode it. sworn stutruwut
to tho (tilt-ct that; two mun iriod to
rub him uud ordt-rod him to throw up
liiu lliillllu‘.
..._ . “a... W.—«._
NORWALK CLUB POOL.
(int- nuuu' was pittyod in tho pool
'mIII‘llllliutlll at tho Nnrwoik Club tint.-
uiiiuy ulgbi. W. t‘. Jorruup. bl). won
trout Louis W. iwotmrd, 75. by tho
Ht'tll'f' o! in) to viii. Scorn in i‘rumus:
Leonard. 75. Jeuup, 50.
’ 9
DH" 1 -
H ”w!
till , lb
3f: »»»»»» I :32
Mi (it?
43 H
rib l’nii
Dr. (Y. it. (fluivmur cud li‘. A. Look»
probably ploy tonight.
MISS CHDPOURIAN lN HARTFORD.
in nu urcouni of it upontni i‘uttuicttl
nltoluorviou In tho Fourth Cotigrcuuiiouui
'l‘llt-su iioworiliburcb. ilurti’ord. lilo Now
iinvcn
i luuulor niukvu this i‘l'l'iil‘illlritl to n for:
liltd‘ Bomb Nurwulk singer:
'I'lio church ninininlnu but I‘m!) polo
tdugrt', Minn Angol Aunt-n tlbopourinu.
”minim. an Armenian. Silo burlap
porl’utd lilimiiuii, but hardly iooku it.
blip did with imr voloo oil that u so
, moon in oxpcctt-d to do in tho client--
dud morn thou Hwy arc. morally.
NORWALk costs iN BRlDGE»
PORT
in tiu- rlupurior Court. bud work
.imbtu ltuod ruled that. tho uppulluui'n
motion for u now trial in tho coup oi‘
Hurrlot liwlt‘u llmmfll from lil’tllullil
ulumid no oil tho Culondur, up lirirln
am in he illud. ,
[wave to outor to promoum witt-
granted Harriet L. Stanfield ugninnl,
tho Connecticut hallway to Lighting
(lo.
HAMBUHO‘AMIMMN LINE
' WHO NOT SOLD.
NIllW YORK. Feb. inwldmil in, ”our.
ilw Now Yon. itgom of tuti Hamburg
gouwrlnuu Lido, rucrivud u thousand
: from Hamburg today roving that tho
p... ”it
nod Hoodlum worn in no crud lolluil
kill inwithont foundation. lilo countin—
ilults for the unit: of tho tilntituol‘tt limb
' “I: i ‘ ' L .,
WALTHAM.
‘ WATCHES
i
arc the bust. ‘h‘doohnnlcul precis-
ion, portent material and enroll!
finish uro tho matures that boy
made Walthameiltohthlo lads 7
in tho world. ‘ ' oi
,iilled and silver , used. his
A. W.Aust1n’s,
40 Wall St. Normaik. Conn.
mumnm
rational mollusks";
“ . hu'mw‘w- ._...
W»m—W
‘HOYT’S THEATRE.
our: Soup WEEK,
Commencing Matinee Lincoln's Birth-
day,
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13TH.
Return of the Favorite
JOHN A. HlMMELElN‘S BIG COME-
DY COMPANY.
“THE IDEALS”
Augmcnted by
HOWSON'S FAMOUS BAND AND
ORCHESTRA,
Presenting a Repertoire of Complete
. Scenic Productions, Including
Monday Evening-in the Heart of in;
Storm.
Tuesday Evening—Slaves of the Mines
Wednesday Evening—«470998 Ferry.
Thursday Evening—~King of the Desert
Friday Eveningwaack Among the Old
Folks.
Saturday 'EvenlnguDal‘k Side of a
Great City.
MATiNEES MONDAY. WEDNESDAY
AND SATURDAY.
Extra Vaudeville Features.
Splendid Music.
PRICES:
Malinces ................... 10¢, 20::
Evenings ............... 10c. 20c 30c
Tuesday Evening, LADiES' NIGHT.
Friday Evening, AMATEUR NIGHT.
Seats on Sale Thursday, February 9th.
“3...... of 3......“
Notice is boreby given that the
Board of Relic! of the Town or Nar-
wnik will moot ni, lhcir oll'lt‘e. Oporu
ilousc Block. on \‘l’educsdny. l’cb. lot.
1905. (mm 2 o'cioék until 4 o’clock p.
n.; Suturdny. lv‘t-b. 4th. from 2 until
i o‘clock p. m.; Wednesday evening.
ii‘eb Sill. from 7 until ii o’clock; Sutur-
«lny_ Fob. llth, from 2 until 4 o'clock
p. or; Wednesday evening. Feb. lSih.
lrom 7 until 9 o'clock: Tuesday, Feb.
list. from 2 until 4 o‘clock p. m., for
the purpose of hearing bud determining
any and all uppcuis mod» to them
from the doing or the Assessors on list
of 1904.
They will also moot with the As-
sessors us a Joint bonrd "i‘uestluy. it‘eb.
:lst, hi 4 p. m., for tho pumose of abut.
tun 1hr polls oi sick and disubiod per-
woos,
JAMES Sil’l‘iillllLAND.
.iAltViri Kltlllld‘liltl.
CHARLES W. BELL.
Iiotird or Roiit-t‘, Town of Norwnik
320 ll
South N orwalk
Board of Relief.
m—
Nolico is horcby given (but the
ilonrd of Rollo! of tho City or South
Norwulk, will moot on Woduoudny,
January 25. 1905. at 7:30 o'clock to it
p. m.: Bulttrduy, [monthly 4. 1905, from
310 ii o'clock p. m.; Wuuoonduy. Fob-
runry 8, from 7:30 to 9 p. m.; Fol»
runry ill. ttt 7:30 to it p. on; Tuesday.
it‘obrutu-y 28, at 7:30 in ii p. m.; in the
.u duid city. {or lilo purpose of pouring
dud dolcrminiug nil npprtilu from tho
doings oi the illlilmfilltil'ii oi‘ uuld city.
on tho that cl tout. Ditit‘t'l M South
Norwulk, January to, illilil.
JOHN F. M'MMION.
MAT’l'l‘lEW COllBlil'l‘T,
lilo-mil , llonrd of Robot.
ill“ YOU deil iN'l‘l'll‘iEI‘l’l‘ED IN
SPONGES
roll around today and have your pick
out oi a choice lot at American Silk
«pounds. lust nrrivgd generally acid at
time: store» at to no nud ilfir.
' OUR Patch”. WHILE THEY LAST
10c.
llou‘i forgot that morn Is no buicksr
remedy for cold icing bond. and tho,
strip. than our A. a. G. CAFWLES.
the. loud; Pin
, .. a
so am.
v
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Council tihnmbor in llnviiaud attest.
‘MNW'i-vk-i . n
i , ‘avumom Mi‘t‘Lsnmour} ,
DANNEMORA, N. in. Feb. 13.-Wp-
liom F. hither, who was pardoned by
G vor‘nor Higgins last. Saturday after
your uruiouco i'or hioiconuectlon with
the notorious Franklyn syndicate. was
rclooocd from Clinton Prluo hero to-
‘duy. His father, L. ii. Milior. was tho
ill-utyptit'unu to ultimo
on he left the wurdotil
Miller's Intention
atop over at ’
Higgins ‘~
Altontltr'n‘wns town by Dr. James
Show at tlie‘t‘Ambidcxi‘rul Culture so«
cicty to the singular foot ,tlutt the
buttonsmt inminine cloth
the wrong side-«or, ratiisr
moo may maintain. that ,
buttons whichnre', wrong that men‘s
huttono arson/«the right sidoot tho
wharoi and women’s ontho iait. This
peculiarity Dr. ohawl‘oscribod not to
tomiutuofiperversity but. to the fact
that: those, 'who not .womon'o fashions
Word supposed to have maids to dress
them. for whom this position was
more convenient. '
Tim For Fitting Shoal. ,
it is well to remember that. the foot 4
Ii‘u not to spread a littla utter tho ow ‘
-ertious ol‘ the day and so are: a little
sowing loss than live years of a. ten ‘
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‘ 'We have just received some ex-
clusive novelties in Stocks-collar
and cuff sets,a.nd collar tops-'-—-in
fine swiss plain and embroidered.
The. heavy embroidered, wash
stocks, Linen sets in plain White
and coloredwNet top Stocks and
sets-——Ln.ce ‘Jabot etc. Special lace
t
lnrgcr at night than in the morning.
if new about; bought early in the day I
feel uncomfortable when they are put ,
on tit home that is the trouble. This i
spreading of the feet should alwuysi
be taken into consideration when try- I,
ring on new shoes. Also the feet are I,
larger in summer than in Winter, as
they expand when much hosted.
The Matchmaker, ,
it is. a common thing to dopt‘ornio a
woman for being what is called int
common parlance “a matoltmaker.”2
but it .i-sho possesses the necessary .
uuuliiirhiious of discretion and tact
sin: is on almost indispensable ad-
.quct to social intercourse and may
mow the greatest boon to lovers who .
lack lime nud opportunity to bring"
their afflictions ton successful issue. .
Don't Swoep invalid's Room.
room, but wring a clean cloth out 02
cold water to which a few drops of
ammonia have bcennddod and care-
fully wipe the carpet. matting or floor,
turning and rinsing the cloth and
changing the water as it gets dirty.
Hat Bath- Weakeniug. :
Very hot baths are usually found to ,
bo weakening and Rhould be taken at ‘
rare. intervals. Moreover, hot water ‘.
used on the taco frequently will mako
tho complexion yellow and the flesh
flabby,
Charcoal for Burns.
Powdered charcoal, it laid thick on
a burn, causes the immediate abate.
mont of the pain. A superficial burn
can thus be healed in about an hour.
it is well to have two or three pairs
of shoes. wt least, on hand, and to
change thorn as often as pflflsltile.
Shoes changed in this way will last
longer than those worn constantly.
Womch waste many words whoa
filmy try to explain in writing when
they mean. _
Nevcr lcnvo medicine. drink or food
uncovered in the nick room.
duction. Delicious Coffee and T
’
Grapes, iOraltges. Etc.
n
30
a».
mud. right.
l
Do not try to sweep an invalid'a ': ’
stocks with J abet, the N et top style
' value 390 at 250. ' r
Collar and Cuff sets, trimmed
«with val. lace and embroidered. va-
!
lue 390 at 250. '
Colored collar and cuff sets re-
gular‘price 250 at 150 set.
A large variety of the new top .
collars at; 15c 190 250 390 and 500
CONSENTED T9 SALE OF CAR-
GOES.
AMS’J‘ERDAM. l-loilnnd, Feb. 13.»--».\
telegram from lintaviu, inland of Jib
va, says. that on tho arrival ill. Lulu-
pong Bay. suumrin, of the coilicrs
AMBASSADOR CHOATE'S LUNCH
In Honor of Spanish Ambassador Who
Shortly Retires.
LONDON, Fob. I.‘i.-~—Amlmssmior
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WE AR
j (ihoutc and Mrs. Chontc sot-o a lunch-
goou. today, at their rcsidcucc on Curl.
;ton House Terrace ithouor of the
Spanish ninbussndor the Duke dc Man»
dus, who will shortly retire from his
post. Tho guests were the Duke do
Mutulns and his wife. thr- German and
Austrian ambuosutiors. tho Turkish
mubnssudor null his \vifn. the Danish
ministcr and his will» and daughter.
mum it. t'mtcr. the around st-t'rvtury
of tin.- Amo'lcan onibausy, uud his
Wife; (‘dl inn-son and Mrs. lluwsou.
Miss l’nuucci’ruc, Miss White, C. W.
\l'tttlkworih, tht- third secretary of Lllt‘
American embassy. and William Phil-
ips. nmbttssndor Chonic's personal sou.
i'clury. Count llont'kt‘mtioril, tho Rus-
sian ambassador, was prcvouted from
lloiill; ptoseul in oousoquouco of it pro-
vlmu: engagement with the Prince of
Whales.
TELEPHONE 322-4.
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Bulgaria. and Sandylord chartered by
the lihtuburg‘Atuuricau Steamship
Company, tho Netherlands govornment
:iutltqritiog in conformity with tho
neutrality regulations ordered the res.
,seis to be brought to Botavia. An
‘ lucnt of the liatuliui‘gmuci‘icau Com
puny who urrlved thorc yesterday, oun-
s‘euied thnt lllt.‘ cargoes of coal should
lw uuloudod and Hold.
FANNY MORANOLDEN DEAD.
liliiiLiN, Fob. lilwlt‘unuy Morn)»
(iidcn. formorly woll~knowu us an op-
cm singer, died today in a private
.' suuituriuiu wlioro she had been n pn-
tiont since October. 1903. Madnmo
Moran-Olden was the daughtcr of the
lutc llr. ’l‘uppcnhnn, physician to tho
(lruud Dukc of Oldenburg, and oven-
tuoily become a rcally grunt soprano.
i She visited the United States in 1888.
When it comes to value giving. We do not skimp the quality to
bring the price down or to make a bigger profit. We believe our
customers prefer a good quality and we always see that they get it.
Luxury Spinach. Fresh Spinach is high and poor. 0
Brand Canned Spinach excels the fresh stock.
FANCY MAINE POTATOES, PER PEGK
WALTER BAKBR’G OR M’ONAROH COCOA, 7’”! CAN
to «our ornunudrrut tilt. our MOGM’A AND JAVA corps:
Drop in Fresh Country Eggs. from 40:: to 35c dozen; home pro-
eas, Cheese and Butter.
Fancy Table Beets, excels anything you have had in this line.
12 and 15: can. Small. sweet, tender and fine texture, which will
appeal to your palate.
ur Luxury
Asparagus Tips. Tender and delicious. one of the finest canned
' ‘ vegetables you can put upon your table.
New Potatoes. Celery, Cranberries, Lettuce, Cabbage, Apples,
LEADING GROCER.
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Groceries at the Busy Stores, for 3 Days,
Saturday, Monday and Tuesday.
17 LBS. BEST GRANUkATEDJUGAR FOR
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“Int.au.c..u.anuua.noaluo.aot
It‘llllltllfllddvili
Rommbor, We guprauiu ovaryihiup hold It». to by um Quality. and
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Charles E. Seymour,
33 WEST ,WASI-IINGTON ST.
SO. NORWALK. CONN.
... $1.00
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vsuv scar otuosuouuuou SNAPS. ran LB. .. 6t:
Hum oTAMPs won 1 LB. am rs». (my WHO), La. we
so HUNT sums WiTHl nonunion doom, LB. .. «lot.
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