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9 Whohlhfitohrat. I

' ooMMtTTEtznt-zronrs.
raj ulk ’ot the Busineltt
it J hegtptature, Today.

RT Olin, oh. lit.--Reooption of
3 iii. l‘t-‘Dm'tit and. nation on u
mm r'of mottuuron‘on tho oalondur

ititteti tho hulk oi. luminous in

 
 
 

‘ ‘ , Tho sunshine of both htillt‘mfl

epihriot‘. n at committee
painting most ot’ the uttontion or tint
numbers. ‘ ‘

S traitor. Hotpoint.) rind tho i-ionutt
3’3? “out out mold to favor the adjourn
ment‘ht both hoot-ten. an a: gonorttl nu-
Botuhly. for at month in order that the
Tommitteosuuay. got to businons and
are reports on a number at. the out]
art‘titnt ~titno. Speaker Holcomb has
mentioued'uuoiiieidiiy that. he is on-

n nderfitoud to be making ovory of-
art to “bring ‘it. nitout.
Speaker Holcomb (:ttllml tho House
‘ ‘ordér at H.130. The resolution on-
;[iolnting James P, Brett of Now Huron,
mate auditor was tnktm from the t.‘it.i~
‘ondar on motion of Rupi't’MTXiit‘iii\'I.‘,
Keeney of Homers, chairman of the
finance. cmmnlttt'o. The speaker put.
the question and tltc_,vote was tt‘tkou
”beforeReprosontativo King, of South
Windsor; found out that ho cnrod to
it'pmoustrnto; Tito lattor gentleman
arose and hogan to tlobnto, but. the
Speaker ruled itint ottt or order and ho
then moved to tablo tho rt‘soiution and
he was again rnlod ottt of order. Mr.
iKing then doubled the vote and it was
ttoaken again. - A Tiilltltlt‘i'Otls “Vt-:4"
.ti't'om Min ilreo's sttppm'tors that
,dnowned the gain: "Notes" of hit; on.
patients apparently dinpollod the gen-
.1 iemanls "doubts.
HARTFORD. Fob. lti.——’i‘wo poti-
Mons-against. the abolishing or the.
town court of Killingly worn l‘ttt‘Oin'ti
“and referrod to tho judiciary commit-
.‘_t.ee. The following ronolutiuus :wor'o
nken from tho t-ulottdn r and tttioplodz
Validating the allltllltilllt‘lli. to tho
Milnrter of tho Annex lt‘iro liopartmont.
Now Haven: nntondlng oharror ot‘
‘. {Loomiu instituto of Windsor; :liiltill‘
“ding chargter of “tho tfonntrtttiout
Historical Sorioty; tttnondlnt; ohnrtor
”Mime Hag-1th (iooloy (.‘onwuny-oif NAP/W
.Br . to tor. n s J‘tl: ro-il‘t't-
itio ii . , 'lti’ ctmgtt t’ti‘onotisiit‘ _“
tDOi d on tho t'ttt’oreut-e of tho iii in'
we ‘lating tho omployemont of chil-
dren in factories reported that tint
education oomntlttoo hatl boon uproot!
upon its tho propor rot'tu'onoo. 'l‘ht.‘
'Tnouse had l)l‘l‘\'itJIlHi)’.l‘t‘fl'l‘i‘t‘tl it to
the judiciary ootntulttt-o and tlto Son-
tnte to the labor t-omutttioo. it was
referred as roootumoutlotl.

The int-ot‘porutltnts oounnittt‘o t‘t:«
ported favorably on the resolution t~x~
tending titno t‘or illL’til'mll‘itiittl] ot‘ tho
South (ilantonburtt Wntt'r Coutpttuy:
petition of it, A. Baldwin. ('1. all” to lug
cOi'porate; rouolutlon ttntt-nding rhar-
.‘tor of tho Midtllt-sox liospitttl: insur-
ance (‘Oillllliiit"t,' on tho resolution

‘ amending t-lturtor of the Now mutton
county l~‘iro lusurunro Company; on
fies" and boroughs t-unnnittt-o on hill
concortdng Voting tlistrit-i in tho town
of Thompson rosolnlion atuonding titt-
ohartor of tho (lily of Hartford you:
turning tillllttn or t'il)‘ oillrlalu.

Tho l'liiil'ttitti romntittt-o rt-portod illi—
Intornbiy on tho rorointion nutondiuz
Ibo ('iliii‘it‘l' of tho Now York, Now liu
Watt and Hnrtt‘orti ltallronti roitttivo
to‘ buihliutz trnrks in Now iluvon.
Chairman l’onrno. of tilt: t-otnntlltoo
naid tho omnpnny proponotl to win)”
tracks on tint Hil‘t’t‘i on tho oust rhto
of Now linvt'tt littrltor mid thorn won
flirting iliijt‘t‘iiull on tho part of tho.

it... I people of Now Uurt-u. ’l‘hu resolution

'. was rujoctttti.

'i‘lut ilnanro t'titlllllillt'tt i't'ptil'lt'tl t'nv—

. oi‘nhio on tho l‘t‘t-tt‘bitliimlu uuthorizint:

townu of Winhtnu and iittrhtnn to in.
hue bonds for lilo purpose or funding
their prosont lnth-lttrdurrr.
Roprrnttnttttlro itirltmoutl, of (luntor.
bury. iliii‘litillt‘t‘ti n i'vttuiutiun pl'ttvlth
ling tor tho ammlntluoni by tho hovorn.
or or n rouuulrnlon of tire pt'i‘titiliti to

“prepare a uniform hytdonrot iocnl uov~

moment in town ltnvlnx populntiouu or

more than 20.000. 'l‘lto Spoaltor i‘IliI‘ll

i that tho introduction of now iJUN'
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‘ 1 pm to no told at the advantage
' Pronto. 't‘hoy incognito
n

Y! .gMAft'lc SAVING.
t induces. ‘(ihtm you got into
tutor outputting a certain mun
hit or month you‘il'noo the,

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mean was out or order and tho‘reuotu.
tlon was tabled. ‘ ' ‘ ‘

The House adjourned
30 'l‘uetsday.

The Senate tiGBNiml today was of but
ten minutou' duration. 'l‘hero won lit-
tlo buslnosu‘bet‘ore the momhors. 'l‘he
lusttrttnt-o committee reported tuvor-
ttbly on the resolutions extending tho

at it! until 12:-

time for organizing tho lnduutrlal
lnsurnnro Company: amending tho

nlntrtnr of'the (lonnetwllrttt Mutual Lilo
lnuurnnro Compnny: extending the
tthno for organizing the 'i‘raveleru’ in»
drtunity (,‘ompttny: otttondlng the time
for mounting the rharter oi‘ the Artnu
Aoritlotit Company; tho Ptthlh- ilenlth
ttttd Sttl’oty Crinunittoo favorably on rou-
olution unit-titling tho t-hnrtor of tin-
tiottnttt'tirut Mtitiit‘fli Society."

The rosoiutlon nuthorl-Llnt: thotuuup-
kit-oilor to slot-urn lnnurttntto on tho rupt‘
giol building to the amount of $1.000.-
itiOt't was tttkon front tho ('ilit‘liliitl‘ anti
-adoptrd: aluo tho rosolution ttttthor-
iziug: tho governor to appoint n rom—
tuiust’ttu to purrhnro tho rottnd itouuo
proporty its an addition to tho t‘apltoi
igrounds..Sonator Mt'GUVi‘i'li. of the Soo-
.ontl District. in titlvoontiuu tho adop-
ltion of tho liliit‘l’_ unid ho hopoti “that
tho t-tunmission would lptvo bottor sur-
ooss in its ol‘t‘orts to it"til'll tho rust of
tho silo thun tho armory t-omminulon
tttxprriéncotl.‘ 'l‘ho negotiations ot‘ thut
oomtulnulon with tho railroad oillrials‘
had brtut most. ttnsttthu‘artory.

Tho Sounto tttllournod at mid until
“ "tl 'i‘ttttStltU,

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i
lNVOLVES FOUR HUNDRED MlL.
LIONS.
,Oitlcers of Equitable Life insurance
‘ Company Arrayed Against East
' Other.

NEW YORK, Fob. lt‘m—‘i‘bo crnrial
point in n t'tilttttt-it involving t-ontrol of
tour hundred millions ot‘tloliat‘s. will
.bu rout-bod this :tt‘tornttou when the til-
ii‘l‘t‘itil‘s of the ifitptitnbio Lilo Assurant-o
,Sot'ioiy moot to rousidor tho quostion
lot t'httnuinu tho ilSHilt‘illliUll from at
)Sitlt‘ii to n’ mutual rontpuny. (in our
:uitit- in .itililt'o‘ H, “No. \‘it't~ prouidrnt
iantl ltoltlor ot‘ a nntjority of tin: ntn‘iv—
ly'rt t'ttpllnl sloth, whilo :tt't‘ayotl
ugttlost him is l’rouidont .luntos \V. Al-
t‘xuutlt'r, of tho unstirintlttn, tottrihtsr
with :tts’ other iiiiit‘t'l'h‘ of tho nut-ioty.
l’rresidout Aloxupdt-r nttd hb: sttpportors

itmtiiittih

 

 

ttltitf’t‘omi
puny. 'i‘holr proposition. if ttgt'rt‘d to.
.\lr..ll)"t|o‘.< l'rionds tlt’t‘ilil'i‘. would Ili'utf-
tirnlly t‘iillliiillit' Mr. liydo from tho
nutmtgotnrnt of tho ttompuny. t‘\'t‘ll
though his majority ltoitltngu of tho
sitit'ii of tho rotnpttuy was I'vttlillt‘ti. it
\vtts snid thnt tinl roun‘gauizution ('(ill-
totupiuiod tho I't‘lil't‘llit‘lli of Mr. ilt'tlt'
as rit-t- proridont.

ilotlt Mr. iivtlt- nnti i"i‘t.‘:~‘itit‘lil .‘tlox-
andor itntl nivon out Htttttrtnonts prior
to today‘s moutim,r doiining tltt-lr ro-
spt-vtivo positions, and it was illiliili‘t'lii
trout ihoso liltii tho pottitlom of tho op-
Dir-«int: tutort'sts woro whit-Ir St‘tttil‘flit‘ii,
.\lr, ”,Vtii‘ lutd tlot-lnrrd liltil wltllo no
il‘tvot't-d tho tuntuni plnn In it t‘t‘l'i‘tili

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.rxtttut. ho had no intontion whatovrr'
*ttt giving up his t-ontrol ol‘ tho t'tllll-
puny. l‘rrsitlont .’\it‘Xillllii‘l"H slatrnp-ut
tit‘t‘iill‘t‘ti that Mr. Myth-"s rotirt-tuonl
Whit a nutttor or tlrst importauro to oil
of titotttt ilttttrttrtotl in tho tiSstN‘illlillll.

tum-tors who :tro lliiiiililt'ti with both
shins uttt-mptt-tl )‘titiiijl‘iiily anti curly
tutifl)’ to bring about an :nzrt-outont. b‘o
far no known, ilti‘Yt‘Vi‘i', no mmpromiso
hits horn ttltrototl.

lt i.~ said that at tho morting or iiii.‘
tilt-ortors n wot-it nun. Air. lrlydo t)ffl‘l‘t‘ti_
to plow) tho lilit uhurrtz \Vilit'ii ho cou-
troiu in tho iiillltiH of tho dirortorutt-
t‘or tivo ,t'oaru. 'l‘lmso uhnrt-u. whose par
robot is; bttt Minot), tll't‘ hold by Mr.
itydo. ttlr tnothor, nutl bin nixtor. Mrs.
Hitluvy Dillon itiploy. 'i‘hin tttt‘or \vnu
rt~l'ut<oti.

.\lr. llytlo lune rtttznouttttl a plan loolt-
lnu to tho muttutllzntion of tho norttttr
'l‘lttn plan lil‘lWitit‘M for tho nppolntmont
«it n noprt-wntntlvo romntlttt-o, tho rout»
position of tho oommittoo to ho l-liit'il
iiiili‘ no rharuor of ono tuun ruin run ho
unnkt ttunlnut it. Thu iiytlo pttrty ol‘i’ttr’»
mt, through illi rotnntt-i. to illilllliiii’M'
tho oontpttny, tillli thou itnvv tho hoard
oi“ tlirortort-t tlirortly rtwponnlbht to tho
poiiry hoitlorn for tho llt‘ii‘Vl‘ mnnttgo»
tuont. This plan won hint) rt-Jot-tt-d. lilt‘
opponlto ultlo t-inluttult thnt tut tho unt-
Jortty of tho tiil‘i't'itil‘li worn ttlllttiillit‘li
iti‘ ”10 Hytto intrroutn. tho obvioutt rm
rnlt would in- to ntrt-nttthon Mr. iiytio.

 

«mum... . «MW

COLONEL RUSSELL DEAD.

lint-WON. li'ob. lii.»ilottry.t§. linu-
mtii. bond of tho liunrtl or him (‘out
tnlutttottttrn of tho City oi! iiontou. dicti
many from n rotupllrtttitm or tlitttunu-tt.
liir. Ittntrtoll wntt horn in 1838 and Willi
urntltuuoti from itnrvtu'ti in Mint). tit-
took purl in tho wnr of tho itobpllton.
Ilrnt tot lloutonnnt of tho Shroud Mutt.
uttt‘lttlitt‘tttt (lurnlry. tttttl itiit‘l‘ nu rot-
onoi of tho it‘ltlh itintotnrhuaottn Cot»
nirr. ‘iv‘or tnorltorloutt tit-rvioo lwtorr
i’tttnrnlturg ho wnu hrnrutttd brluudtor-
unnttrnl. Mr. littnttoil wttu ohnlrnutu
or tho llrttt pulltto trotutulntdou of limit
ton. tin ithtl hot-n tlrtt otnnminuionrr
for ton worn. l—io uwnttti n tstoolt
iumt ht than. from which uttnto tutu.
lions tinttrnnugltt nnd ntttttgglor. A
.ttuully tutrvivoa. .

a.» u... out

AMEMGAN canon? oxen-an.
Pnltiti.‘ Fol). town netnl-otlloint

tinnpnt‘uh from (turnout. Vouoznolt.

 

 

rain that. upon the protuutro or i’t‘ouiw
'tloht. Elmira.

.. nnqnoutmtion of tho inndetir'proportr

this court tun: autumn the

oh tho American: A‘sphttu. Company.
't‘it‘lr «incision. the tlettptttett adult. has
ranged oxoitotnont. in the American
whiny tit. Owns.

Gerald Whitlou mutt trout in tho, 8t.
tundra hospital in New York imply tor

 

 

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n: o rnttottfor uppnnnloltitt.

 

 
 
 
 

.oturtt. Edward H

‘Brooktyn‘VSuiphur Work; Hi .
‘, plot-ton otitahomlpn ,
. NEW YORK." Feb. Iii-”El“ worto

atop oil uulphur‘in the Brooklyn Sitti-
plntr Wet-kn in Brooklyn) today and
were removed to hospitals, fluttering
from hurhs on loco, twins dud hand out]
from inhaling the fumes of the .burn-
inn sulphur. It‘lretutm und policemen
who brought them out of the building“!
wrro themnolvou ovorromo by breath~
int; tho sulphur tumor; hint at one than
ten flromon were lying. in a row on
the sidewalk with tunbulnnco ourgootln
ndmiulutet'lng milk uutl sulphur to
them to ovurromo tho flflmi‘s‘Of the
tuition.
The building won three stories in
height. The first. oxuioulon started on
the ground iloor. tearing up the floor
niiove. This watt noon allowed by a
second explosion and in n flush the
whole huiltittnt,r watt in tillmfiu.

overnl woriunon were ruught in n
nectlon ot‘ the building where it; To.
worn no lire: ottoapou nnd had to in...p
to tho ground. When the ilronton ur-
rivotl mon worn hunging t'rom WilliiOWiit’
amt worn taken down with tho aid of}
settling lnddrrn.’ . \

'l‘bo oxplonion in nuppost-tl to have:
boon raunrd by the ignition of mu
sulphur by a fipttl‘ii vaunted by n bull in
tho tueriutulmn of ono of tho uniphurz
grinding tnacltlnouh blow port of one
Wit” into n orooh. blow off a portion of
tho root and buhtod ttuotltrr wall no
that it utmost foil.

it‘ttrty tnon wore in tho, building. but,
only oi'ttht ol’ iitom aro known to ho
lturt. "i‘hoy worn tttkon from the burn-
inu building only by the most horoh-
work of tho burn‘uu: sulphur.

'l‘ho lighting of tho tire- was mnrit
ltnin‘poroti by tho donut-roux flilllt'fi' but
tin“ iilt‘lllt‘ll illiti to work in rolnyn. Ono
iiromnu won ovorrot‘no by the tumor;
and foil from :t lutltior. unfit-ring ur-
voro injttrlox. ’l‘ho loan wits nboni $2b.‘
non.

Four of tho \i‘lli‘iillii‘ll ill‘t‘ bollovod to
bo rutuily bnrnotl. 'l‘hoy aro Mit'ilitt‘i
(flour); i’atrit-h Swot-nor. William Mr-
t‘uilonp—b anti hilt-haul \\'llinh:tn. .

'i‘ltt: furtory wun‘ tlertototl to tho ro-
iining ot sulphur uuti htntdrotla ot‘ uni.
itttls oi' the t'htantlt-al tt'ort- boiling in
grout vats \vhon the oxplouion oorurrotl,
' Six ol tho \vm‘ltmon nt-urost tint rut.u
woro rovorotl by tho Eiivhyv buruitttt
muss. .‘ionto ot' tilt-m boontno nut-on-
unions, \vb'iio tiliit‘l‘h‘ roiloti on tho lloor
so iiiilltitti by tho tutor-s that tltri't
t-ottltl not sot- lilt‘il‘ \\'tt_\' to t:«(‘:l]lt', Sov»
trnl ot tho othor Wiil‘iilllt‘ll woro Siigiti‘l
ly but-nod, but tho)“ run totbo nzsslttt-l
nut-r ot' lilt‘il‘ tuoro unt‘otgttuutto rom~f
i‘lltit‘ri anti itolpod to drug lltont to tilt!
st H t t,

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ARCANUMITES lN NEW HAVEN.
Delegation of 36 From Pouassus Coun-
cil Made the Trip.

A bit: tlologntion of tho tnomhot's of
l’tutussus ('tlllllt‘ii‘ ltorni ;\l‘t‘itllilltt. or
Norwallt. wont to Now ilnvon lttnt
ttlubt and worn tittoly ontortttinotl by
tho lllt‘lllitt‘l‘s of littvonport Cuillit'ii.
of that ritv. 'l‘horo Wt‘l‘t‘ thirty-six
Xorwuikors in all. inolutlod in whit‘h
plumber worn tho tnomborx of tho Pt»
unssns t‘otttu-il ort-houtrn. which in ut-

talnlng n wide ropuintion.

linvonport tittunt‘li t-ont‘orrttd the in:
ititttt-rv dogrop and o sot-int limo l‘oi-
lowotl. during tvhirit tho Pouuuunx
(‘ounril Ul'l'ilt‘hii'il played it number oi"
ontot'tttlning Sii‘it‘t'litills.

littvonpori t‘otnu-il, to rnrottrnizt'
titt- lii't‘m‘ilt't' ot‘ ilit‘lliiit‘i‘S at tnootintzts
iitiiiin drawings. tho only rust for a
t‘illtilt't‘ to :t lllt‘liliit‘l‘ bring: his pro»
out-o. ’l‘lttt (‘ottltt‘li Qtsisttul that tho
Not-wallo-rs .«lumltl pttrtlolpato lust ov-

t

rotor; and n5 :1 rosult tho visitors
brought tho lirst and wound prizos
homo with tht-m, William .l. Hono-

tllt-t non tho llrst lil‘izt‘. :t lutmluonto
Hiiit untbrolla. tutti .i. i‘ltht‘at‘ti Adonis,
Ht‘t'ili't‘ti tho St‘t‘tiilti prizo. n huudnontt-
utrin.

'i‘ltp Norwalh visitors rolttrnt‘tl honto
on tho midnight tt‘ttiu from Now liar.
on, living tl’rt'ordt-tl lint t-tturlosy of it
upttriul t-nr, uttnchotl i'ot' thoir bout-tit
to tho \i'ushiuutou itlxprosu.

JAPANESE FIRE 0N LONE HiLL.

Siege Guns Used at Port Arthur Moun-
ted in Position.

.\il‘l)i(i£.\'. \\'tttiuotttitt,v. Ft‘i) iiin“
'l‘ht- .iitliiilit'fitt ilrotl 'l‘tn-mluy anti are
tiring toduv at l’otttiioli ”All!“ 'l‘rttt'i
Hill with night luoh noun rarrylng 3.30
pound projt-ctllos iutlit-ntlnut that tlttty
urt- sloop guns tnsotl nt Port Arthur null
tho tit-m to bt» illtiillitt'ti in poultion iii“
torn tht- lturoiutt llama bolow Multdon.
.\ now Hitittliitill lililit'tiru to intro boon
rotulorod lttnl‘o ltllt‘t'i‘lllili and compli‘
t'tiit‘ti hv lb.- haltlu of Snntlopuu nnti
tho nrrirai of upon \vt-uthor lutliotttlut:
:tn t~nri_r Ht‘ll‘illlli‘. '

.\i count pnrtu of tho. llnttn thttro itt
unnuual I'ntnillurlls'. lluuulun null
.Tttllliilt'h't‘ tttiirnru in tun-lion outortnln
t‘iil'ii ttlht't‘. At t-tlut-hiupu tho .lttpnn-
mu. rhoor titt- itunniun baud.

”t .............- -W-u—t—m.

ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.

A llttlo Hill of Mr. tutti Mru. it. W.
tiltuxtontl, ttt‘ tlrrlutrd Htroot, ht iii of:
tliphthorln. ’i‘ho huutto tutu boon nonr-
unltund.

 

. .

A hearing won hold thlu morning in
tho town mtttl‘i for nu intonation in tho
(‘ilitt‘ or it. it‘. iitii‘itit vtt. l‘lnnlou liroth-
ork nntt W \t'. Lotto. l‘tttt-ltuou Willi rtt-
uttt'vtttl.

Mru. lt'rtvtlt-rlt-lt Coutn. n! Hottth Non
u‘ttilt. who won tilit‘i‘liit‘ti on nt tho host.
pittd rortt ttppontlioitlu n nhort tluto mm
by ilr. Willinm .l. 'l‘rnrtsy. hint rororort
l‘ti ntttl t‘ttlltt'tttttl to her homo ,rtnttoi't
tiny. .

 

‘ Mrtt. .lnltn tiritltu. of blunt Norwniit.
luul wtuutor Minot-tut from under ltrr
ttt‘tu at tho Nurwniit ilottpltttl; thin
morning by lir. Willinnt .l. ’i‘rottoy. not
’tnhttoti it)“ Dr‘s. ‘lioytti Mingling uhd thio
tot“ l-iltrhoorlt.

i" Tho, tenutlnuod onto of William Nu-
thm. rhnrgml with ttrttnkmneuu nut
iu'onrh tit tho pound in. the rt-uttlonoo
of linrtttty Pulley, in Monroe utroot,
mutt unfort- the town court. thin morn-
ing. it wmt tutuin rmttluuud for u,
tht‘lt. ‘ ‘
, The state» Mull (tumour Annotation
will hold a meeting mutt Wotinoatlny
tin Bridgeport. Henry M. hurry Iii
ttito dole to truth Norwniit. T. ii.

Murray a the alternate.

gnu. from donut Namath ltt titthirt W.

 

 
 

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men worn badly injuredbynn explo~

 

. The new .

,Aitti hint to it otttt

 

Till hits merger him

had like a Russian
tort. - . ‘ . ‘

 
 

 
 

Little Miss Muti‘et

Decided to rough it

"In (inrmomu quite unionist: and port:
But. the men did deride ht'i'-~ ~
Unmerolrnlly gttyed horw

Until site turnntl to ‘her nitlrt. j

Pett‘i‘. Peter pumpkin enter.
(in pumpkins now no longer dotvu:
The food that satistyorh Peter
is "i'iimher'u i’redigented Outs."
”Baa. butt. limiter. have you

any
stool?” ‘

“Woo. stir: you, nir; enough to buy a

ttwui.”
"What‘s the common utoolt Worth?”
"Why." the broker said.
“I’d like to trttdn a bushel for a hall
a lotti’ of broad."

.A diliar, 21 dollar, a Standard Oil

scholar, . "
, “Why comes your oil so high?"
“Oh. well, you til‘fi. Mr. Rockefeller, hoa
Just needs the coin, that‘s why."

\

tranuoul War.

This is S

 

 

 

Smut-ant oi the thnu'dwi htth to're-
port. tin-or. prisoners, Captain.

(‘uptnln--~tt\‘hnt is tiny, pollen: or ole
hens?

Some Stunning Calculations.

Errry hlow that ii ntotitrr striltou
with tho bootjnrit silo oxorolsos a
pt‘twsnru oi" Hi‘\(?il pounds to tilt“:
squnro int-h. Sputum-lug that 'l‘otuulv
ililti it squaro int-hos to rover, what
Would tho total prountro bo'.’ Suppose
ho wu»: ootort-d Iwit-o a day for n
weob. what total would you have?

Mrs. (”i'tlrntty wright: Sit) pounds.
and “Mo t‘harlio Uni‘ls wt-lghn only
72 pounds. What is» the tiifl't‘l't‘llt‘e
iwtwotttntholr noigitt, and should

ltt‘thnrilr striho hor with his hiket while!

gout; n1 tho rato of tilt uttluu an hour.
how man) handsprings would .\lr.~‘
O'tlrady turn brioro stopping to in-
quire what war ttp‘.’
Mistaken identity.

Rouitionts of n t~orl.tin p.11”. oi Spruce
sin-m lutvo oitttn .‘jt‘t‘ll two charming
old lntllmt. twin sit-store who tool. so
mutilt niilu‘ that no tutu t‘\t'l' bothm
to distinguish hotworn then). coming
out from our of the bousos. 'l‘ln‘ t‘ttot

lhnt thoy both dross almost alike
lllilitttrt it ulill hardor to toll loom.
apart.

Somrono who knows tho, old indies
very Wuii relation that Ann. while mult-
ing a hurried depttrtnro. for one ot‘ the
big dopnrttnent stories that work. put
on Susan's bonnot. by mistake. in
wnlltlng through the tutu-o. Him came
suddenly in trout“ of a full iong‘th mir-
Ltor, and utoppud bitch in astonish-
mont, saying: “Why, Sue, i didn't
ituow you worn o'omhtg duwp town
this morning." w I’ltlindolphln Toto-
graph.

 

COULDN'T SMUGGLE.

,Two gentlemen on till ocean liner
muting into New York harbor. after
having tntttlo doulnrntionu, met on
(irrit.

“\t’rii, did you main! st olonn hroaat
o! it?” «aid one.

“0. yon,” wns him respouno. “i
can't snumlo; you know. l'm n pro-
tet-tlonlst. But how about you? bid
you dottlnrn ovrrything?"

"'l‘o ht- nut-u.” and tin- other. “it
won't do for mo to smuggle: hit I
trots li‘ltlet‘."v~~-t'Niittl‘)‘.

 

“ children of the Alley.

“.tlnupy 'l‘wynzuu'n ultttn’ to he
quito a sport." naid 'l‘tttttti' iirin to
Milmy Shay nu ho whnotwd n hrlrithnt
in title middle of tho alloy with n
pinch of intlt.

"How you know?” tntltotl Milmy.

" '(tntmct. ho ltln chow hummer and
drink wutor lit. the wind tlmo."—~
Cleveland inwirr.

m wUWw‘mUWWJ-Au

sut- tor 4t! from Utah.
Proprietor-“What have you not that
bouquet tahio mu tor? No hanouat
horn tonight.
iiotut Walter-“No, iiif. whut that
family from their «nuts to tilt to-
nther, sir. . ‘
. WW3
Jitter“ It flirt-ounce; ,. ,
W."i~i.; Ln, I. .to-tia Thou tar-
‘mr. tun imam treatment it! liiid yam.
in the: penitentiary. m threatens to
wet. mt: with nut pmwtttintt Wt
nesting when he not: out.

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can“ nut that.

Jack Hitowt-uMy ‘denr. your pin

«run is getting pretty thin. _ ,
hm. iitiowtoowe your attention

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union! is ttittti-ttttto.J

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m, not titanium. «min at your
“WWWH’ ‘ 5.

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: . Tho lady-t§itu you seem to httvo tor-

'iittnitne.
(lhocks and Funny \VNWW.
Price 500 to $1.50. - ‘

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log over from one nonuon lo unotiu‘n‘.

in yonru. '

NO.

on

Tim ili\\'y0l‘-—-Dn you want a divorce
without publirity 1’

notion that i not nu llt'll'PSS.-’(‘ilit‘flgn
liniiy Nowu.

“What is your
sltootlngnturs?"

"Well, i intro soon somo that i
thought ought. to bo shot; but i might
say tho sumo ot‘ ontiro rompttuieyfl—
Houston Post. ' -

 

Greater Bataains Than
Ever in the great
Clearance Sale

D. Gottlieb

CLOTHING. SHOES AND
FURNISHINGS.
11 North Main Street. South Norwalk

'3 FOX,

THE LADlES' TAILOR AND FUR-
RIER.

 

tllos Bloch (iontsxilt inches long. lined
with Skinnor‘s satin. my own make,
price. :6. Short. (lonts. 2.4 inches long.
hood with Sitinnor's sntin. my own
nntko. prion $3.98. There are not the
only things. but We intro 11 rotlurtion
sale on everything. Ladios‘ Plonted
Shirts. from $2.49 up. Outing lt‘lnnnoi
Wands. trout iitc up. Cashmere Waislst.
$1.49 up. We have more ttrtlrlou which
we cannot mention. Please call at our
otoro bororo going elsewhere. Sale be-
gin. Saturday, January 7, 1905.

 

 

'PHONE. some.

“WEAR SHOES iliAi ill"

 

The Ferris Cool 00.
The Ferris Cool Co.
The Ferris Coal Co.

,.

“Everything Good
in
[ Coal and Wood”

 

 

 

The Ferris 009.100.

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

. . . r ‘ ‘ ‘ . \ > ‘
o ~ in

p . Plum and Fancy Mohmrs.

. Fashion has it aided thttt tho proportmttteriul this mutton. for Shirts unit] Shirt. Waist Suits lat Mohair

We Mo till ‘wiugn vomptnto llno'or these goods In all tho‘nowent otrotvtn.
Mttny of tho. stylus WP ttro showing how ruunot lut. tililiiil'ilif‘d inirr in tho Mormon.

Annual Sale of Furs.

It, hot-t uiwnys boon our custom to rlono out every pirtto oi‘ l~‘nr tho erosion that it. in bought nod to hurry until.

in now on tutti every [tittt't' itt luvlndod; nothing in room-rod.

Houséfurnishing Department.

 
 
 
 

or Bril-
Plttln rolorn in oil qttuiltion,

 

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Thumb! way that we run do thin in by nothing low prions. ’l‘hln unto

’l‘ho Ktlfltiu are right, tho priron uro low and the benefit

 

(lul 'nnlzod (lhnmltor Pulls 250 ’lulvttnlzrd Witter ‘utlu ........ itir. Towel Arms ......... 7o
it‘iat irons, prr lb. ..... . ...... ‘. . .. 20 $12.50 Dinner Sointor .......... “$9.95‘1'i‘liiii‘ii i’irltn . ........ 2r
Egg liratnru ........ italtittlvnnizml .lt'oot ’l‘ttbs ...... 31in ‘ It or. Milly l‘uns'.... ............ ., tilt-
Ettrthon "I‘ou Potu llit- liorry Pros-sou ............ . ....... L'f‘tr $10M) liinnor Sottt, for 87.50

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theory t‘tillt‘t‘l'lling i.

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A tfilonrnnr-e Snlo on everything. IflJ

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“GiOVERS' THE PLACE." '

 

 
 

The nonrandom ..

 

 

Th‘eyForrisConlCo.

 

lRlSTRAM & HYATT, NorWaIk.Cottn-

2 AND 5 GAZETTE-BUILDING.

H. Krieger ”8: Co. 3

Cleari
ale. '

OF

WINTERGLOTHING
Furs and Cloaks

And all other Wearing Apparel for
Men, Women and Children, is
now going on at. our store.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Charge Accounts Solicited.

Easy Payments will settle your bill.

 

H. Krieger 8t. 00.
' West Washington Street. ,

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OLSE‘NSHOE’ STORE,

um JANUARY AND FEBRUARY to t

Sale at, Fine Footwear

nmutr who and not Put. Colt i‘iiurhrr amen" m:
itfitiit-tt‘ Mil Kid ithnrtit, thump. marked than to .....................98tt
Littlit’tt' 2.501lixii Iiiliifll’i Aroiit'ti, aim.Iovtoilvnuciolliblltbllli60001 .143“

MEN’S SHOES. , .

itltin'n 83.50 Southern Quality Show, ttt.
' Pitt. Colt Button and Blueheritnin.
Menuhin: Yatroutdtty 8 :00 tumor Minn“...
lion nit mothers and mu.
that. Nit Butchers nti"Bnitt.
.Viot ma. leather um. page. - -
““3 Hill] CM .903 Cult MtOOBtOi'm B00“. “ «annuauuutnnn it“

 

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