no gunned...
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WALL STREET.
Fob. 26.»Spooulativo
rampant. on thd Stock
all“ the imminent t‘rOm 0e
» weanfinelmilng New York on»
trill "Chicago and Northt‘irwestorn and
lnion. Padilla; These istoekowm‘e. all
, oiently directed and nproad a iiyiupilL
‘thetio influence into other stock»; in a
' modified-'ilegreo. ()potling sales or New
Y k1 entrails-mere of 10,000 shares all
._ yi‘rom 155 to 150. Union Paelile
was Ought at the opening to the ox-
;137 .3-4. it subsequently touched an
*dfigh‘th‘ higher? .iiot'ore reacting. n’l‘iie
“I'lll'e‘ lit“1\'(')rtllwentern rail to seven
Y'pointsfiand inita subsidiary amok, Chi-
cage, v81; Paul, Minneapolis and ()ma-
‘1 4 points. The 011011an bulge
htiiiviu'oaliziiig.and there were
re’ac‘tliina from ‘ the top level.
irk (.iontral fell back 3 1-2. (‘11-
, Elllt‘ 1 5-3 and Northwestern i'.
‘1101dti5f'1‘he heavy dealings iii" Pt’llll’
g‘ylifanial was apparently in sympathy
‘wllb the New York Central movement.
, happening sales of 25.000 shares run—
. nlng from 112 1-4 will} 3—4, with a
sufihmuont rise tolltl Soil. That utoeli
also éiubsixiuently ran oil‘ a point. The
Who'll! market yielded during the course
‘ot‘ the first hour and prices in aome
(8113,29~ fort below last night. The open-
, lngvxuins in a number of stocks had
run from 1 to 2 points and upwards.
The-nutterlal advanttea at the open-
ing received additional impetus from
London, where the range for Anteri-
eans was generally higher. due no
doubt to buying orders revolved from
New York. 01‘ the several HlOt‘kl-i that
‘ opened wide Pennsylvania was most
generally bought. Brokers represent—
ing Philadelphia and other out-of—town
houses were large purchasers of this
stock. Commission hoiisvri as a rule
_ reported increased business from var—
ious- out-ot‘-to\\-n points. The buying
of Pennsylvania, [inlou l’aeitie, New
York Central and several of the lllm‘t‘
active issues was or such liltllSt't'llll-
mate and general ehnraeioi' as to dot"
_ analysis. Naturally the concurrent
rise in New York Central, Pennsyl-
vania and t'hlealio & Nortliau-siorn. the
latter gaining 7 points soon after the
opmlttg‘, gave rise to renewml gossip
on to‘dolils. mergers and lllt.‘ like. (it'
actual news there was none. The Sow
thern. iron and coho proportion “‘lllt‘ll
were the eliiet‘ feature»: of strength a
few (lays am) Were today rather rour~
tllonarr.
\VAld. S‘i‘iilllld’i‘, 10:10 a. ni.-~-'i‘lie
sensational iiiovenniits with \"lllt'li tllt‘
amok. market t-losod yesterday worn
motioned at the lilil’lllllg this morn-
ing. Sales of 10.000 Slllll'Uri of New
York thuiti‘al were made from .155 19'
159, compared with 15:? 1—2 last night.
'l‘wenty-llri» thousand shores of Penn-
nylriiiiia Sold at 11‘: 1-1 and 112 3-1,
wllh'a inter adi'anmvlo 1.13 5-8 eoni~
pared wi.ii ill l-l last night. North-
western jumped -i. lv‘ii‘toeii thousand
lihiit‘eu oi‘ l‘nion l‘ai-ltlr :10lll at 1:10 l~‘J
and 1197 ::-l‘ r-nuipared with 12:5 ’76
last night. There wort» aim gains of 1
10 “.1 points in Reading, lllN‘lL Island.
illltioia t'o-ntral and llll'lllllt‘l‘li’ oi‘ the
Canadian group and large l‘i‘hiviioual ad-
vaneeu in Ul'tinlllyll Transit and Louis-
Ville K: Nzia‘lii‘illu Sirius Shelllvld Sivrl
, opened down lirn points. ‘
. WALL STREET. 11 ll. iii,»»17uioii Pa-
w... emotion t-x hilzlii-r than the (illi‘lllliK.
Northweeirru rom- 7 in all and (thirty
go. St. Paul. leiiinvapolla & (iinnha
4 3-4. "the \“ioli-nee or tho-movement,
in tile tow invaders had an llllllllltllillill:
effect on iii llllllli'ill and the who'lu may.
lie". $40M oil on their l'illilill‘ll i'oaellolia.
The selling pressure dmrivnaed when
tho market ptoadivd and lit‘i‘illllll quilt
' or, bill. yielded again when i'ntoii Part»
tic run oil to a t‘l'nl'tlon below laid
night.
W'ALL H'l‘illilll'i‘. riore.~-~‘i‘ltn ppm-n;
latlvo lrudera apiirtvd again after the
dppmiriini-u- of t he favoraliio lillilll Hillto-
mrnt. Now l’orli (‘ontrnl wua earer
to 1410 1-3. l’ennnylvnnln to ill 7-8 and
Hi, Paul on ruin-moan duallnuii roao a
point to lilili. l‘nioil i’nelilr ruiw iiiznbi
to 1:17. but wan beaten lliit‘li attain by
million. Prim-i: in the mineral lint
dilllwl l'lHi' tmillli ltl lilo liiitlt lulu-l, i-x-
com for it li-w littu'llh'. l’rIi-u-ii bunninu
fluctuating tinnin, lfiiloii l'lirllle tallinw
Sidiillltl’l‘l'.
Honey kept at homo in "Miller and»
W entitlement. 'l‘he professional their
lg“ no difficulty in getting at ll, while
rightful owner when nail. ‘i'ho
ml: at the wrong Will of the line
durum-aunt has to be mottled.
" , “in; money with
lent. i'"lti;(iti0mhnrns, from 1:}0 1—2 to-
Slides.
0'.“ a. CO.
31:.
‘i.
“smut-amm- "
...w
buck below inst‘nlahl, and realizing
limiting tilt lmprénsion at other polnta.
Tho clotting waovery. animated and
irregular, ‘ V , y n
. “room's ouorATtoua.
Iteport‘over the‘ private wtrelwol
The Maples & Galdsahmidt- 00.. Colli-
mission Brokers,8wartz d: Corbett
Block, South Norwalk, Talophona 153.
Open. High. bow. 1:30
Amul Cop 77,. r 7.7 ' 76 761.61
A111 0 & it? Co 351-; 311% 351/. 352/.
Am toe , 5%. 5%.: 5% ’ 5%
Am leo pt’_ 40% 401.1, 4014; 40%
A111; hood 41-14. 4.2% ,‘L . it
Am Siiiolt 911/2 02 90% 91%
Am Sugar . 145 115% 144% 141%
A '1‘ & S W 80% “91' 89% 001,13
.l‘l‘nilo &.Ohlo.10ti% 101357;. 100% 106%
ll’hlyn It ’1‘ iii . 64%.133‘4 63%
Chen & Ohio 111 51% 50% m 1/4
Chi & N W 244‘ 249" iii-t 2.111
Ch Gt Wold 24 _ . 24V... 23% 21'
(111 M 1% St 1" 17914;; 180 1781.2 179."...
Col F &‘l 5219;. 53 52% 52%;
Col South 215% 2:0 26% 25%
(.lon this 204 204% 20-1 20-1
Del & iliid 1513 194113 102151. 192%
Erie 461,42 40 7.. 4111i. til {it
Erin laiipt‘ North 811413 801:“. 5059;.
111 Central 10:1 163 101194 1111“;
Lon & Nash lie-'14 1411.4. 1409;. iii
Manhattan 1117;. 173% 171 11,, 1721/4
Mot St hr 120% 13113. 12014; 12011.
Mex Cent 23%, 23% 23% habit
M K & '1‘ 32%. 32%" 32th:: 32%
.\1 K it 'i‘-pl' 0573. units. 1.1571; 60.
Mo Pacific iliti 10.033 loitiu' 1033,95
Nut Lend 712384, 313% 3-135; 3471;
N ‘1’ Central 15H "11101.4; 150% 1511731
Nort‘ in West till”; Mk; 331/.» 8379
()nt & Wont Si: no 23471.; SW;
"(11‘ Milli iiiii"; 4035. till toll
l’onn it it .1112 11112;» 11‘.’ till/2
l’L‘o om. inst»; 108% inst-L- tulip.
Reading iiii ii? 95% 91‘»
Rep Steel 22%;. 221g till-«'2 Ella;
ltork island .‘llili Ll? 1:01;. 2:61;.
Rub Honda 231;. 230 251.1. 31‘»
South [’no 001,4; liilv’i'; 001$; 091$).
Sou 11y (to :10 301.; dd 30‘...
Tenn (‘ & I 1131,}; Mil“ Silk 31314;.
'l‘exna Par :18)»; 38’“. 3x 38%
Union l’ae 13094,. .1373. 1:15“; 13555;.
1: S Lentil .1314. 13",. 11.",9 121/3;
11 S Math pf‘lilrl‘li 1011.15. 10-de 101%.
U S Stool 3117;: 31% Ill‘g 21-13..
U S Siwl pt‘ 0?. 031;. 0.1 - 051.1,.
Wabash 23 2211‘ 23'. 12:11,;
Wabash pt‘ 47“; 4x 173’. 4:33
“'15 Cent 2H,. 21‘; 111‘... 33-115,:
liiiservea, lnt‘renae. 35.141.350
Reserves, ii S
Reserves, 1‘ S llll'I‘f.'itHi-‘.
Loans, deereaiw.
Specie. int-reuse,
$5357.57;
$14.73ti,700
322111.600
Legal Tender, inrroaso, $12,300
Deposiix, dot-rouse. $21.7:llnoo
Ciri'ulation, decrease, 22.3110
OPENING FIRE NOT JUSTIFIED.
international Commission Gives Find-
ing on North Sea incident.
PARIS, l~‘eb.' ‘25.-—~'i‘iu- international
t‘oninlisélon on the North Sea lllt‘liltllll
ilnda that "tin,- opening ot'ilre by Ad}
iniral llojosti‘eiisity was not instilled."
ENTERTAINED AT « CARDS.
Jlldlzo and Mrs. Henry W. (:rugoi'y
entertained a small company of trit-ndri
at cards lnar \il‘t‘illlll: at llli‘ll‘ home in
\l’vst avenue.
Miss Ethel R. Morrlaln, Alias Sybil
Merriam and John hit-Cormack attend-
ed an amateur nilnairi-l lli'l‘ftll‘illllllt't-
lli Greenwich, last owning. 'l‘he niiii-
sin-la were given in the high lit‘lliml
iiiuiltorluni lllltlt'i‘ the adapters of (“oni-
pany 1.. Third Regiment, (7. N. (1. The
priweda will go toward a new amitiry
luiid. ’l‘hu minpnny Willi turmoil in
11011.
_. Supper at Trinity l,‘llt‘t|1‘(‘h Tuva-
ilay owning, li‘eb. 2811i. l’t'lro. 21m
‘ HINTS 0N SLEEPlNG.
i‘nw lit-tlIilt' remember that tho atllv
lildo ot’ the body ill alerplniz liltll a di-
rwt lniluunre upon the heart. laugh.
and dlzvaiiw- organs.
The earrliiito of the body wiillo
awake in “If" largely at‘i’oi'lrd it) ila
pimlilon during tho third or more ot‘
the day union in iilt'lill.
(lilo iiiiould iilwnya lili‘i‘ll oil the fluid
able. The body iihouhl bi- watt-titled to
11:4 full length. and the build thrown
troll bin-ii. 'l'lie loft. arm idioldd in-
tlirowa 1111 for bark hrs iiomdliiu, thud
twinindlnll the elum‘t.
When out- lien on the hilt idilu an
. iiiillainii weight room» Jinn oi'i-r llli‘
lll‘ili‘l. whirli should. iii ruttrae, be left
till (rm- an iiouidbie.
Niu‘i'r almip with tho Ml'lllH extondrd
above 11w ht‘lltl, or ”11' lllliliK drawn
tip, for little: interferon with the I'li't'lilit-
lion. ii iii lilao ii iiiiiltiiiir to lid on the
rtoinavli: for thin main to erninn the
heart. and dittoutli‘o original.
The him-r the pillow the better. iltnli
lmlitii-rii bold thi- head at till nnnmuti
angle. Many Iimlplfl arr madn round
shouldered 0y aiding too high pillow».
'l‘ho habit. of air-onion with tin» Mud at
tiltf'll no motto in mm" acquired. 'l‘o
rare omtmli‘ ii iii Well to rmluro lilo
height ol’ 1hr pillow gradually.
it hi nut enouah to Vanillrtto tl‘w‘
«looping atom at Mill“ and in the
morning. limits of air should 1111!“!
through it freely itimimlioin the day
and it” night, long. Driipvrlm and
hma‘dimn about the lmd should he
done away with. up going ilkoly to rot.
lerl gorilla. Willeh it' is difficult in re-
liwrti. it one in nindd oi‘ liritttn o
higlmloldlnn illitfoth may bu alarm
about the hind ill the hell.
“rim ride or almiilloiiy illmlilll hold
for all the furnishings of the room. The
mom should he comparatively limit for
it proud of normal health tail liw
bed should he pmrldnt with plural of
min dowrlngm
T‘Fail ”
Almost a Rhodium Exists
in Poland dilllllldilllhlifififiils
«Strike'Situlitiiin Auditing
a critical..$llige. and filial
Measures .Ma’i’ycfi ,, 11661911”
81'. rtm‘nllsnitno. li‘oli. 25.-'l‘ho
reports. today iroin both Poland 'iillll
tho Clilll'tllillli' aro very (lltiqlllt‘l
Owing to hurls or direct telegraph..-
eonimnniraliou with many places in
the Ottomans. vol-illeation or the count»
leaaruuwra itilont iii impossible, but it.
in imitiwly- known that almost
reign of terror oxlala in the territory
between the t‘aaplan and Blot-h Soot-i.
Private rengwmooa have glntted the
streets oi” liakti. Batouin and ’i‘itils
with dead‘Artnonhina and MllSlHlllillilllS.
The reports, however. of the rupture
of lliii-isiaii nutritious and of the tiring
of the Black Sea. fleet on Poll, eti~.,-iii-e
not confirmed.
in Poland the strike altltatlon Ls
once more :inrtu’iningla eritieiti stage
and it is feared the authorities may
again be torreii‘io'atiopt violent nit-a4
sures, .
The railroad strike. situation in
Southern Russia is also more Illt'llili‘~
inn. 'l‘raiiie on half a dozen l‘lliltlS'lllls
boon sloppod. rain-dill: still further dlt?
doubles in the Iraiisportallon of grain
and rout, and hritigitiiz ltllullll‘ss to a
standstill. Over 150,000 *arlonds of
grain await movement in the Volga
(lll-‘ll'li'l. and several hundred thoinialid
tons of rout Add the iron and steel
iiianul’netorirs eauiioi bo'hiidged from
the llonetahly oollioriep. Added 'to this
is the dangerous agrarian movement
among the lit'illiillllll of some of the
southern provinces as a result of the
4:.
|)t‘i'ti1' on Mill't'll i will issue a manl-
l'eato proridini.r for a genrral division
of lands. whit-h has been the rlrram of
(hi- lit’llh‘illllfi ei'rr since their ('luitilt'l—
nation.
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THE LADY WITH THE RED HAT.
Ought to Make Some Mari Happy in
Norwalk.‘
\Vllt is the ltillS'.\\‘llll the red but?
The .li :is may a iinlhilaio the itiisaiiin
boars 11' the pollen t‘oree throw up
their jobs. but the iiiiportaiiei- of
tho-:1- iil't‘liih‘ pain into liislaiiilieaiil
i‘tilllllitiillllilt't's (‘Uililliil‘t‘tl with the in»
torrid in tho ouesl for the identity
of tin- tll‘i'illil oIr feminine loveliness
adui'iual with Ini- t‘i'llii‘~‘t)l| iii-allurar.
Young men and lililllli‘lls. lilill‘l'll'll
tin-n and “onion, and .«ltiulo t'l'liiil)‘
illtl liaelielnra, 1‘11”}:le ul‘
.-i_:ltti~i'n. lwvnii and indifferent ant-:1.
lti i'lit‘t pl‘i-tly tit‘lil‘ly M‘i-l‘i' iiiiii‘llll till
”11‘ human srnlo tradition and ma.»-
eulinv, iii Norwallt are on llli‘ l‘llll)’
Grail Htil‘l or Silurch for The red hot
girl. 'l‘lli' with a bit; "’l‘”. too, be-
tnaliso 1'14 i'v iiiiHl iivei‘snn'lli be ill»
('i'llillliillllill. l’or onn tonal: iiian mild
this iiini'niii: that llt' made amount
in»! night in Wall siruet of youth:
ladies: wrarlnu‘ cirrus Iiiihlt‘l‘ t'tiltll't'll
blind lll‘t‘lil'llllUilh‘ and inside ot‘ ll\'t
minutes a dim“ passed liiiii. it will
readily in» w, i~ that tin» l'lilUl‘ lii poi»
iiiar for this portion of the Position-
oi' the gentler Rex. =
Monitor the notoriety the girl
with the I'l'tl lint baa l‘l‘i‘t‘ll't‘tl will lll-
jnru tho Hitli‘ ol‘ "bonuets" oi‘ the la-
Viil‘etl i‘lilt)l'_ 111‘ llt‘l'l‘lt‘l'fllt‘ ll, l‘t‘lillllllH
lot' lllt' llt‘Xl l'eii dilva in deride. ’l‘li-'
lllllllllt‘l‘) I‘Sitllillhlllili‘illii will prob
ably by nqu to render :i ri-rdii-i
The fun was all started by a "per
solidi" whieli was printed in 1111' ml
rortlnlni: rolliniii: oi‘ the Sentinel
'l‘iiursila)‘. Hint-e. the rod hat probll-ni
has boroniv tho all absorbing topic of
the Hll't‘l'lH. The personal propouiid-
ed the folliiwiiiu (inert:
PERSONAL.
ll' ”11' llldl’ "Willi the red hat, who
met iroiillvniiiu \Vi-dliemlav tuorviiai-t
near liaiir'ia drill; HlUl't‘ Wit-illi'il ...,. air
l|lll|lnlllliti". would 51w how when with
nim'ta him again?
”our lain. owning:
in reply this one appeared to ill“
llour last evening:
PERSONAL
it THE YOUNG GETTDERIAN \l'llU
iinilred tho lady near llltllr'h‘ drill:
aloro, one dnv rorentll'. will void-
mindriuo with her, he may make
her nroualninnre. ’1‘1119 lullit'
Wl’l‘ll ’l‘lllE itl'lll ”AT.
The gentleman (it Would not in- fair
to Blillli lllH approxtiiialo aim) is ralh~
vt‘ of the opinion that the ”01011)“ who
inibllahmi ihu normal lti-iiiz in trying
to joke with him and intend» to ilrrlvo
ill a more ileilnlle innivratiiitdluix with
the lady ln'ltil'o ln- t'tillulllt’H with the
dirluill.
l‘liutr Dealer ('llitl‘li'fl E. intuition, of
Norll‘nill. iii evidently eoniiidel‘tllily in:
lt'i"‘ttli‘1l in il‘i‘lllli: to multi- tho ilt‘tllililli-.
tillll'l‘ iii the man who felt it. victim to
tho rrnriaa oi llli! lady lio \Viiilltl like
to imow. '
1dr. Joluiaon mlvrriimm:
"it the iti’lillt'nillil who howml lo lilo
lady with the red hat will unit at the
(tomato building riilnr more, he will
no promoted with it 11ml 'I‘op olilnr.
trim of rhurnu.“
sixteen
w’l‘lie lillllliii will Burri- ehowdei'.
itOltl meals and otlwr amid lliluioi in
tho owner in Trinity elitireli 'i‘noinlny
eroding, Wit illllti. l .
8|XTY FlRQTVANNlVERGAflY.
Coileotd illriidoii, lion}: or ’i‘eiiiin-rl
once, of Norwalli, will roll-brail- its
lilltit lilriliilii on Monday awning.
Mili't‘ll nth. Many Main unicorn are ox.
peeled and lilting have been made to
entertain 1i large number of human on
thin i‘ealirn (monolith.
1...»... .1... do»; A .*-aa~....
argon CASE bourmum .
The (Willi! at John Mylmi, uhnrg’od
with keeping htii iiflltitill' in Wood.
«reel. Namath, open after hotirii, (lid
not home it yesterday morning. all
expected. ho marl omclalii Mt!
having it hard time do hrlng‘the‘cm .
{to trial. Q , '
U fix-“i ‘ 7‘”
5
“ great blg‘l dog
[In dependent. .
u , I»
(‘il‘i'illllllilll ot‘ the report that the our ‘
he stole limit lathe flirtation“: and.
took ‘i‘towi‘ a platted ' image or Bongo,
lilii greatli mourned ahaopdottlrom
the cuiibord, and in a raw minutes ‘ >
the allure dog had been placed at
the foot 0 the tree.
The flirt earthen procoeded with
business
the
i' unnatural, and the men
wondered 'hy ovary now and than he .
chuckled o hlmaelf. .
An hou' went by and the former
was once 1 target tlm foot of the tree.
"‘Huilo, harol'? he cried. ,‘Whut are
ya doing 1.1.1 my tree. oil?"
The ho wawmle and quivering
with lrlgh .: bathe had not altogether
lost hlil pliesonceot’ mind.
“P-pieais, sir." he ‘iih-lvored. “that
down there," pointing.
to tho oil preserved i’ongo. "he
ehased in , he did, all over your
meadow, an' 1' had. to climb this tree.
to got. out of his wayt”--Kanaas City
«Wu... —. ..—
Awful Things Happen.
..._\
L",. J
l
Hoax—mil saw a man yesterday with
.no hands play the piano.
Jonah-That's nothing. My daughter
hasn’t an); voice, but yet she singlin—
Chicago Journal.
..i... . m. ..-,.—..-_.~
iYou Know Them.
A fellow cannot live on love.
lint lots. of, men there are,
Whonl you and l have knowledg) of,
“'11:: live on their loro's pa.
~~Philadelphia Press.
..i .N... . .m...“._.....m. _._ .....
H¢ Went to the Head.
A school teacher of Bayonne re-
cently hall oeeaslon to tail: to her
seholara about the different spellings
of the world ”to," She explained with
great rare the ways in which the word
could be hiielloti and the meaning; 01‘
it, its spelled 1n the different ways.
Finally, in ordeeto find out if the
children had properly grasped the
idea. she decided to give a test.
“Now, dlilldren, as quickly as you
can, 1 want you to giro me a rent
lance with all three spellings con-
tained in it."
Hardly were the words out of her
monlli before up went a hand.
“Well. home?" “Mild the. teacher. in«
lorrogaili'rly, and the boy. who was
thi- solitary Jewish child in the class.
anaii'ereil,,i:,llli1y:
"'i‘wo dollars is too nliieh to spend."
*Bl‘Oulill'l‘l Eagle.
..i—
Tllmo All Taken Up.
“A friend oi my youth. an Ohio
farmer. when he Mix about. 24, made
his lll'a‘l. visit to.l\"ew York," naltl
Thomas-A. Edison. “ilo took a room
at a good lhoiel. and alter he had un-
paeked hill gladstone hag he went to
the desk to inquire about the mould.
,. " ‘Wlint. is the oathl' hours in this
yere hoiistl'." he said to the clerk. '
" ‘llri-altimst.‘ the clerk answered. ‘7
to ii: ninth, 11 to 1:; dinner, :1 1.0 s;
slipperyil to 12.” ‘
” ‘Jerilsu‘lonil' said my friend, “when
am 1 goiii' to get time to see the
town'.” "—«l‘hirago itecordillorald.
. PM _
Ho Wanted something Lasting.
"‘Sii we guru going to live in a cot.
lane, Goodgo’l"
"Yes, mlv invowfor the present.”
"And waj must be very economical?”
"You, tleilr.“
‘ “What" ro we‘xolng to live" on,
George?"
"ilmttd rid cheapo and kisses.”
"What illud or choose, George?"
"blmbur‘ er, my dear. 1 think that'-
tho sort that huts thalonxost.—-Clero~
laud Plain Dealer. /
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1 Not Entiéing.
“Thinit 1 that!" he exclaimed div
mortally. i
“Wham”; '
“Why. ‘ summer resort proprietor
Honda till i o‘ireular that speaks prino
0")le of title aiilondid boating.”
"What of it?"
"What (it ill Why, we’re tiring in
a suburb t‘ ill'fl been under water ever
since tlin imow hogan Lo niell."«~«Clil-
c1130 l’oiili
What An Appnllnn situation.
Our anti“ ,rlligii war» appalling.
For two (llll’ii food or] water had
tallmt ini.
And no the road was lJt‘iimlle so
rough tlia at times oul touring our.
ntnnch all powerful though it was.
could not up about of its small. »
We hint nil tuned death before but
never i do iii like lhlllwi'uek. r
The V log of nlnppo‘lnlmnt.
"it's all y to pick the horse
ought to win Inca." ' ,
"You. '1‘ ii thing that requires inlet:
limited t1 discommmlt is to keep
from boil 3 on him."-Wubinmn
0 Mi Salim-rigid “rut. .
It iii no lint: to boast otwllila fil-
mlnlun tier valor iormlva boon
diam mlntil.“ in Iii Iih‘
'fiEverything- Good
tint '
(liievka and Funny, Weaver
Price 500 to still),
..,.
iii youra. .
t
~ Annual‘Sale ofFuro.
11 bar always. been our ruatnni to rloao out every piano of For lhe'aeaa
Int,r over trout one reason to another. 1‘1‘ho only way that we run do this; in. by, making low prleoa.
bi now on and every More in int-initial; nothing it! ivosurrml. 'i‘lui tannin urn right. theiirlren um low and the lit-twill
‘ Plain, and FancyMohairs. *
l-Fndhiolt his declldml that the proper material this 'sooaonii'lir Sltyli‘ll and Shirt. Waist Suits in Mohair or Billi-
ilnntlne. We arii showing a complete line of these goods mall the award Vedanta.
Hausefurnismlt'g‘ Department. ‘ " ’
speak;
llll Milt‘ hei glanetn would Iill'ldll
And draw mo l-ioser to her eheek.
it wishes were of homo avail.
But. pshaw. they're only 'aln and
week,
An idle dream—a childish "Gilli”-
And yet. and yet. the thoughts as-
Hall”
1 wish i wore my lady‘s veil.
" “Chicago Chronicle.
..... ..._.__ .. m... -..,..
“He's the most disagreeable fellow 1
ever played poker with in all my life."
“You don't say. Hard loner. i sup~
pose." “No: an easy winner."—l’hll-
adelphla Press.
We seldom realize the value
money until we try to borrow some.
oi
District at Norwalit, as. Probate
Court. February 2311i A. 1)., 11105.
in the. matter 01' Harry I). Hoyt. of ‘
Norwalk. in Hfllil District. on incap-
able person.
Ordered, That the Conservator 01‘
said Horri- D. Hort, exhibit ills: ae-
eoiiui with his said ward to this Court
for adjustment. at the Probate oillee
lll Norwalh, on the 3rd day of March
1005. at 10 o’clock t‘orenoon; and that
all person.» interested in said matter
may he notitied thereof. the said Cou-
sierinlor will cause this order to be
published in a lithhlmlii‘l having :1 oil‘-
eiilution lusnld District. at least the
days iii-tore said 21rd day of March.
1901’».
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
"norms "nil Putt."
1'25 11‘
PERFECTA
FOR WOMEN.
$3.50
ELITE
FOR MEN AND WOMEN,
‘ $3.50
RALSTON
FOR MEN.
$4.00
HANAN ‘83 SON
FOR MEN.
$5.00
'PHONE, 351-4.
"WEAR SHOES lllll ill"
Plain colora in all qualltlau,
Many 0! the illl'lPH we are elbowing now «cannot ho dnpllrutod later in the mansion.
on tlmtll in bought aiuuo rarry noth-
‘i‘liin‘ auto
‘ NO. 2 AND 5 GAZETTEBUILDING.
I‘m sure that .1 should never fall '
'l‘o tool it ehurm when: she would ‘ ‘ , . .«. ..
rieger '& Co.
Galvanized Chamber Pails 25c? laivaiilzedWiiii-r Pails ....... till: i ’l‘owel Arm‘s
“Flat irons, per 1b. ...,...... 2ri$12m Dinner Sold for ............$ll.1i.'i 'I‘oolh Pit-lot
Egg Beaters: . 7e Galvanized Foot 'l'llhd 1191316 qt. Milk Punn
linrlhrn 'l‘oa Pots: ..... - ..... llie , llerrri’maaon 25ej$1ll.50 Din'ner‘lddlli, for ........
191!
7c
tic
57.1.0
And all other Wearing “Apparel for
THE. GREAT 4
wnn R CLOTHING
ijf.,and = Cloakis
* Furs
.v
Men, women, and Ghildren, is
now going-on at our store.
Charge Accounts Soliclted
Easy Payments will settle your bill.
“T,'Norwa'lk;‘00nn.
H. Kri ..ger. 8.00.
West; Washington Street.
The Ferris Coat Co.
The Ferris Cool 00.
The Ferris Cool 00.
l
1D.
‘ Coal and» Wood”
The Ferris Cool 00.
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OLSEN‘SHOESTORE
.m‘JANUARY'ANn FEBRUARY '1 W w,
"MEN’S SHOES.
PM. Colt Button and Bliicher Bill».
x0111! Bluclim and hills.
Pat. Colt Bluclwra‘nn ‘Billfl.
Vlcl Kid. loallm‘llno . lace.
Men's Highcm 13ml Call $4.00 810ml Boots, at ...
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Sale of 1 Fine Footwear
1A11195'33.00 and «.00 Pat. Colt. Blocher Shoen’ 31.99
Latllen‘ 32.00 Kltl.3lioefi,,13litl0n. marked down to .....................iiilti
lnlldlflfl‘ 32.50 High Button At‘ctlcil, “luminous-unini-nonni-oun .13,
Miami 33.50 louther'n Quality Simon, ni....................."............. ma
,Mettg It'll: You Qiiidlttylaioo Eileen tit......i...y...........’............. It.”
'. mi
mammalian 06.
light steel limit. with official it
ill. will ”Wm rm! "air
are ’ ,
«am «now than
gheirealsgqoaop. ‘
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