. Jog-twin
WEATHER RE? ‘1‘
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
colder tonight. Thursday increasing
otoudlnonll. touoivod hr light snow. The
storm that’pu'dod over thin vicinity
yesterday has l’ndvod «outward land is
now central-in the lower St. Lavvrollco
valley. it in tollowod‘by on area of
high prossuro with plonsant weather
and iovvor temperatures. The disturb.
nnco‘hhnt was on tho Pacino Chant
yesterday morning has moved enllt~
word and 'lH‘ now. control ovor the Do-
kotall. it is producing considerable
cloudy weather with light, BHOW in the
northwestern sections. Conditions la-
vor tor‘thia' vicinity fair and colder
weather. '
“w—VWJ” . .
Butler Lodge, 1, 0. 0. ll‘., will meet
tonight and work the first dogreo.
.A planting of tho Painioru‘. Decors»
lorsnnd Paper Hangorn Union will be
held tonight at 8 o’clock. ‘
Stephen Sheldon has resumed his
duties at William P. Beers’ Nomalk
store..a~ftcr a short illness.
Miss Hattie. Browor. of Brooklyn.
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George
W. Kolsier, ot‘ Union street. ‘
Mrs. Ida Liston. of New York. is
making a visit at tho home oi her sis-
ter, Mrs. W. J. Huvlland, 17 Berkeley
street.
Mathusulu was all right, you but
For it good old soul was he,
Thoy say he would be living yet.
Had be taken Rocky Mountain Ten.
Plalsted’s Drug Store. ,
Company D will drill at the all-mo,
loulgdll. At the company'moeting fol-
lowing the drill, civil officers will be
chosen. ‘
Charles W, Benjamin- for three
years manager of the Mcrlden branch
of the Western Union Telegraph Com-
pany has resigned. .
Lndy Jennings Dodge. Shepardn of
Bethlehem, will hold a. regular meeting
this evnlng at 8 o'clock. in Red Men's
Hall. Washington street.
—l.adles' 12 We Hose. oxlrn honl‘y.
3 pairs, 250-mld-wock spociul. M. S.
Smith lit 00.
Miss»; Lulu Olnlstond. of Southport.
Who has been visiting her grandmoth-
er. Mrs. Belle Gregory. oi South Nor-
walk, has returned home.
A regular communication of St.
.‘inbn‘s Lodge. ll‘. and A. M. of Now
walk. will lil' bold tomorrow night.
'i‘llo second degree will be worked.
The F. W. Sponcor. the schooner
whirl] was blown unborn. has lwomne
so stuck on the. South Norwnlk harv
bor that silo still rides ill her anchor
above the Gregory l’oint dock.
'l‘ho nnnlvorllzlry of Olive llrnnrh
Yodgo. Wnighls ol‘ Pythills will be
held this owning in Mystic Chain Hall.
A program will be rondorod and iliurr’
will be dancing and refreshments.
.. Sometimes nervous wonlun'n trillio-
iionn nrc imaginary. Again they are
n form of nciunl and lrrriblo illness.
ill any ovont. iioilinior'n Rocky Motili-
lnin 'i‘oa lllilkt'B you wall. A grout
nol'vo topic. 35 cents. 'i‘on or Tub.
loin. ' l’iuluted'll Drug Store.
'i‘rnnk (loodfollow, superintendent. of
the St. George Pulp & l’nprr Com-
pany. who has boon ‘lil nt hill homo.
in Fort Edward. N, Y., exports to be
nblo to go to work again nllxt work.
Mrs. W. ii. Olloll. of Enni nvonuo.
null Cllonlor Sanford. n llludont at llli;
Overlook Military nondonly. have been
summonod to Akron. 0.. by tho orilh
rnl ”locus of Mr. Sllnford‘s inthor.
who li-i ulno Mrs. Odoll'll brother.
Tho Nutmeg Club will nlmll lllllll)l‘-
row nighl, at tho club rooms. col-nor
of Wall nnd Mnin nil-onto. (lonnidor-
nblo blluillonlmviil ho “unwound. Ar-
rnllglmonin for n dunno to ho given
inter in tho month will bu llllu-ullllml
Minn Clurn Addison, lllvulid dough-
lor of Mr. and Mill. Charles P. Addi-
son, of Norwnlk, hull ltono to New
York for lilt‘ bnlnnoo of tho winter for
tho lll‘lllrlll ot' bur honltll. Silo will
lllt'i't' be under tho curt- oi Dr. Lively.
~~~l~iproini for Wild. and 'l‘llul-ll.: In
lilox' Briiiinnlino nnll F‘rl‘nrh Villllliill
Willow. ".50; woro $1.98 nnd 32.25.
M. S. tilniih "ii. ilo.
Hurry (l.,lilll'llolt, ol' llil‘ \‘l’llvvlllr
Nirnw nilop. hull llornvrli lllll t‘imli‘lti‘i.
lo rnnlouni a ‘llll'Kl‘ lot of llllfllll‘l‘y {or
illtl lioullonly ol' Mllhlv. lll. Newborn.
N. l’.. nod will liuillll work about May
1.. Mr. linrih'lli will ilt‘l no nllvorllll-
lng ugont (or thin homo not". full.
"71'!!! THAN SFANKian
limiting does not euro children of
bad wetting. it it did there would be
low children that would do it. There
ill ll countltutlonnl cotton for this. Mrs.
M. dumnm-ll. Boll dill. Notro Dame.
ind. will cond liar homo trontmont to
my mother. Bile uk- no money.
Write illn- todcy it your children trou-
illa you in thin ww. Don't bionic tho
child. The chill“! on it om't tulip
it.
Mililill] Silvers
.7» . I
SMALL film“! 6mm!) “All!
........................‘....lllfio lll.
SHOULDER ETEAK .lOe lb.
LEAN PLATE ................5t‘ld lb.
........lili:li}.
,il‘ .
it,
two mm
m.
.l ,V;
as ioodéénlentl.
it's not tho footlyolone that.
' counts the good'lthat we
gel from “food . .
nourishment. ” A phund‘ of:
steak is of loss value to a
weak‘stonlach than allCl'llSi.‘ oi.-
bread is to a‘stl-ol’ig. digestion.- =
But: weak Slumping can be
made, strong. . Begin by eat—
ing loos? have regular hours
fort'moals; avoidsfancy things
and about a half hour after
eating take a. tablospodnilll of
Scott's Emulsion. ‘ it’s a fact
of medical history that people
have lived on not much else
but Scott’s Emulsion for. a
long time-~not only lived but
gained flesh and recovered
their strength and health.
From the pure Norwegian
cod liver oil to the last drop
of glycerine, Scott’s Em ulsl0n
contains just the. siren th-
giving and health-bull ing
clements neede ow vital.
lty, weak digesti d poorly
nourished bodies.
SCOTT 81 BOWNE. 409 Pearl St.. New York.
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Tlozmor iMMlGRATlON.
Connecticut Get: Share of Newcomers
From Many Lands.
No one who roads the report. even
superficially. of the United Slots bu-
reau of immigration for 1905 can lull
to renlizc lilo mugnitude and grnvity
ol‘ the problems suggested by the rapid
increase of America‘s nllen population.
During 1905~whlch ombrncod lilo
inlinlgrulion uollson of the previous
year: but is classed thus for conven-
il~llco~7ilii2i9 foreigners landed at
Now York. Only 238,280 onion in iii.
thirty-throt- other points of ontrnncum
lll’l.i07 at Boston 63.3” at Baitimboro.
23.824 at Philadelphia and llnlllllor
numbers ill thirty other places.
This iotlli incoming tldo amounted
to 1.026.499 persons. was an increase
of approximately 8.009 over the prl.L
Ceodlng your, divided as follows:
itollnns. 7.461
Poles, 1.697
irish. 2 illii
Hebrews. 3.0M
Siovnks. 1,296
Soundinnriauln. 1,4 l?
Mllgyoru, mill
Lithuanions, 1.175
llul‘lnllns', ,flflii
lll'onllunn illlll Sinvollialns, . 'l‘l
Rutllvninnu, 362
ill other nationalities, :3.le
'i‘otnl. - 116.174
Rm: Joni S. lvos. secretary of tho
Minolonury Sol-low lll’ (Yonllovlionl.
who ii: (iii nuthorily on thin subject.
«givos it its his opinion tilni tho upon; at
immigrants wo nrl- receiving in ill
litany \vnys mlpl-l'nr to those of a do-
cndo ngo. :lnd whilo we llpprovlnlo tho
pl'ollloms lllni nro to bo conironivd n5:
ll consuonl-lloo of thin incoming ”do of
humanity l‘ronl prnctlonlly nil fli‘i‘ilulls
of Huropo lll.‘ llt}\'tll‘lli(‘l0tii< is hoppilli
that ill(' assimilation will ho for tho
innit lllll‘l't‘sl of tho l-ollnn‘y.
It is his belief thut tho president's
policy of drilling with immilzrullon
nnd tho rounonnbiililen placed upon llll‘
stlullllbcnl. companies will go quite n
ways in lL‘Hh‘i'lilllg oi lilo seriousness of
tho oniiro llltuntion.
Since 1900 tho number of input.
grunts coming into this slzllo has just
doubled, lllf.‘ figures in that your being
12,665.
GAMBLERS PAY UP THEIR FINES.
A ch Hour: in Jail Served to Pro-
ducn the Cub.
Arlrr about two hours llldul'unoo
Dnniol .l. Rllllooli. .inlllos lillrlllluln and
John Judge of Bridgeport worn nblo
to prodnco tho sum of $1328.00. which
they owoll lilo stain or ('llnllorlioui
for ilnoll imposed upon them in tho Sn.
porlor Court for gulllbllng, nnll uocnrrd
their rolonsl- from jnll. Ronni-ll obi
mined lilo nocosnury onllh for llllnllrlr
and Judge. wllilo Burnhnm pulli hill
own lino.
'l‘llo Slum wnll vory ll‘llli‘lli ill those
canon. allowing llli‘ mm to no ill llil-
oriy in llli‘ noulinlil iliiilloilyulll' llll'il'
(millilif'l, lllllli illoy could not l-nounll
tonlllhor to our lhrlr door.
Noni-iv llvn llllllllllil lililllill‘il, illiil
nonl- ol' lllom llllowod lilo slinhtvui
dillpmlillon in my up. HlRlil'ri Attor-
uoy Slimlil‘l ll‘l‘mlllmll‘ll. ill looking (il’i'r
hi9 lwordk, llluoovllrod lblll llwllu
uunllllorll llllll not paid their lino». but
worn coloring their illlvrty. lio lan-
mmllillx'ly l'olntlilililoaloll with alloril'f
Blrlnov llllWlt‘y, llnll u llllillilll wall ill.
mod tor I‘itiili ol’ tho i on to loop lilo
\vml‘lblol‘u lll lull until lhlli llllvll were
paid. whether by Doing w l'lttld out or
money non! in by tho pnlnbborll.
Ruuuoli's aunt paid up for him and
Judge and "Jim“ McNamara. n friend
of Burnllllnl. furnished lilo email for
him . The sum of 81,028.09 won the
exact amount roquirod by Bhorili How.
icy. and when ii wlul plucnd in his
hands in null. no reissued the pri-
donors.
lillllzlell's line and (main amounted to
“31.75: nornhnm's to $240.82 and
Judgo’n to ”35.52.
m
GIIMANV HA. NOT iNTIRFflIID.
BERLIN, Jun. l?.~1‘ho Foroim Gfl
live l'lllll the attention of The All»
ciuloll From to A London dililliili‘ll
whloil assornl upon an ostonlnlliy oli-
noiionl Putin authority dull. President
matron lililiidfilfltti‘tl trillion ill duo
in dorm: lilti‘lltiflll. ‘i‘lll‘l li’mfl'il
on“ my» this ill shooiutolv “it!
llamas ilu not mil-limo. by l «ill.
my. _ in Mint“ mimvcny with
.c
9 new“,
“trillion.- uihllttlllmoulynnl:
all-furnishes ‘
inn- bullion. .
' . . dotinulfllotorloainooloty, hull
roooivod‘ tram Potion, Commissioner
Bilichlnn oi New York a. number of
‘llooutnonto rolctlnrto ‘tillll-mnnuiocy oi
thefialnrhom (mil 5 the documents ,
uro‘valunbiu unlivlntlllmlinx; . .
A, bundle otol ninlunwoll ,hac‘boon
roooivod‘ by tho it .lnrlaulronliwilllllm.
Parkman. of Bullion. The limitation ox-
tend over a. period client's from 1702
to 1745., The. llrst almrnlac.‘thut tor
1702. ill a fragment ot‘ the original. it ;
lolly Samuel though. . . 'l
Thorn are in this bundle illlflilllilcu
by Nlltllnnlol Amen. who plus one of
the famous nlmimu‘o oolnpliorll of ”It!"
country. Some of tho nlnlluluos burn
the lotion "N. W." on them: ’l‘lltlisllil
letters are the inillnla of N. Whlllo~‘
moi-o, wllollo modollty inclined him to
conceal-hill identity by not printing
hislull name. ’Hln’ldonliiy hull. how:
ever. boon well established by almanac
hunlorll who had no‘ 'sympnthy with
tho foollngtl of tho bolt chains on-
lbor, of tho other ulmnnacll. 'I‘ilo coni-
pllo‘rs woro‘uil rollidontll' 0'! Boston.
Them ("‘0 marginal notes in tho lll-l
motions in the handwriting ot muni-
born oi’ lilo Parkman i'llmliy‘tllnl how:
an intorost indopomient of tho printed
matron 'l‘llosu noiou rolbr to tho
births and morrlngou in tho Pnrkmnnl
.lnlnliy llnd in’tho i'ltnlillel-l of thoir
.nolghbors. The notes niso contain
roferonco to Font, day and 'l‘hnnkllglv-
lng tiny obsorvauco. Thorn ill till)“:-
count of tho uocldont in a Boston
meeting houso When a number were
killed in tho nlnnlpodo of tho congro
gallon out of tho odilice.
Il' tho arrangement. can be lnndo‘
with Mr. I’m-know those nimunnou will l
become lilo property of the historical
society. ' ’
NEW MOVE IN PRINTEBS' WRIKE.
w..—
Stereotypers Ordered Not to Make
Plates From Non-Union Sat Type.
NEW YORK, Jan. l7.-«A now morn
was made lil tllo‘job printers' strike
in this city yosiprday. when the aim-oo-
t.ypors and oloctrotypern woro ordered
by tho union officials not to make any
plates from nonunion sot type. in
nocordnnco with these instructions tho
olectrolyporu employed ill live oi the
big printing condoms of the city who
had adopted the open shop principlo
went on lstl‘iko The ollloorn ol‘ Typo-
grnplllcnl union, No. ll. which in light-
ing {or lll0,('lghl.-ll0lll‘ dny ilnll tho
cloned shop. dochlro the strike of tho
oleotrotypors and slorootyporu in llli'
big concerns will burden the clinlnx ol‘
the light. '
'i‘llo typoillotnll issued a stall-mom
inst night. in which ll tronln of tho.
intent. pllillit‘ of the strike and do
clams tllnt 190 non-union olectrotypors
and slorolypors have applied for pool i
lions at the high sniurion paid in this
city. The lypolbolno llllclm'os ilioi
the now striko will cnuso no inoonvon'
ionco.
'l‘llo l\llll‘l'l0ltll llibll- llilllfit“ nu lllill“
handout concern. lust night signoli lhv
printurn‘ ngl'coml-nt for ”to night hour
tiny.
BIG DOUBLE TRACK WORK.
Highland Divloion to b!- Doo‘delTrack-
ed by Consolidated Road.
ill furthol'anco of the pol l.‘ pro-
viding avenues of oxponliill; i - |llUll~
oy to lli‘ ruined by the $30.0: iHillll bond
ISSIM‘ of the Now anon rond tho lli-
l'(‘('liil‘ri llt' lho (rolnpuny hnvo authoriz-
oli the work of double trunking the
old Now llhlglnntl 8)’Hl(‘lll from Bristol
lo \l’nlorllnry and it is oslillllllwi by
tho ongllloorn oi the oompnny that tho
work will cost 31.500.000.
All lilo strum rnllu can lw unl'd. nu-
cording to President Mollon for viola
irlrlllly opol‘nloll l'onlln llll‘ llonlllv
trucking nlny bn lulor Cili‘l‘ll'il on Io
linril‘orll and ovorholtd or l‘lorlric on’
aim: powor ho. used.
HURT IN TROLLEY CAR ACCI~
DENT.
NEW YORK. .lnll. lli.——'i«'iilm-u lll'l'-
noun worn injured. ono so nol‘ionlliy
Ulnt ho may die. when a trolley cur
crowdoll with pnssonuorn, junlpoll “10
trunk in tho Bronx iodnr. olili down
on inclinr and struck a il-logrnpll polo.
'i‘ho motornlnn was thrown bollliloro-
moot. into it llltoll. every window in tin»
our won snlnnhrd nlld molly pllsllonln-l'll
Worn cut by broklln gluon or Ll‘nnlplmi
in Illi‘ pnnir \Vlli‘i‘l lhl- ponsolllzol‘n lrll-ll
to cannon from tho our,
AM u rnlo‘ llli‘ mun who llVi-H slowly
llvru long.
. lilo obovo lirlll.
Any llllul who wnils for nonlvlhllm
in own no will burn a llloiinlo job.
”a ... w...
l
' mill-h link us four llduilzv.
Unee
tilllliibrnrllm or “ .
I Not W“. \vollllhicst." not
“ mull who hill-"l goon! heullh
~Atritc. but not trlljnl.
slun.
()l'dtl‘. And don't worry.
. Ollsrrvl'. these simple
.grts the putt iron» lilo ill
i6:
George Tackeyl Hu Gone Abroad for
a Tour of launch—Will Not
Return Alone.
(lollrgo 'l‘nl-lkliy. n popular ompioyo
of tho Nor-walk ll'ou Works, pull my
Mod for n limo his oonnoctlons with
Ho nailed hull, week.
for his bonito. the hilltorir. city of llilno.
rick. His. many friends regret. his
departure, but. ho will put to good use
his vacation during tho remainder of
lhin month
Much of hill time during those months
will he devoted to. lox hunting. The
months oil‘Mnrcil and April will'flnd‘
him on the bunks the river Shanon
and Block wntor.
look out. during those» months, wlliiol
in May the Limerick room will he tho.
ciil'li. ‘ ;
Mr, ’l‘uskov «will also visit tho cilyf
of Mallow. Cotnty Cork. also the City;
of ilnliiconim minty Limllrick, .lailili‘.
lug unr'riding and visiting friends will
tnko‘up the till a until June and July.
The tourist intolndn to return to South
Norwnik in September nnd perhaps he
won‘t. come nlqno. when his friends
will nil oxiond ,lllolr oollgrnlulnlions.
oupocinlly. the monilmrl: of tho iron
Wol'kll Crickol Gilli).
BEATS THE MUSiC CURE.
“To keep the body in lune,“ wrlton
’lllrll. Mili'y Brown, '20 Lul‘nyotto Pinon.
Pougbkoepsio. N. Y.. "i tulle Dr. King‘s
New Lilo Pills. 'l'hoy :lro tho most
rniinblo nnll ulrollllnt lllxntivo l llnvo
found." Best for tho Stomach. Liver
and Bowols. Gunrnntood by l“. H.
llnxlor. South Norwnlk. and E. P.
Wood. Norwnlk. drilllesis. ""
.00.
m-
COMMON SENSE.
Silo ('Rllll‘ nmonlz tho authoring crowd.
A muldon fair. wllhnul prolapse,
And wllon illoy askoll llvl' llilmllll‘ nunw
Silo whinprroll mildly. "i’fonlnlon
Sl‘litio."
iior modest gill-b ill'i‘W i'\'l‘i’y l‘)’(“
i ”or umplo l-lollk. lloi‘ shoes of ionill-llmod work in illul l-linrm'ioi‘.
ill".
And. wllon tilt-y SiliIUI‘iKl. slu- simply
said,
“i dross :lm'ordlng lo llit‘ wolltilvr.”
'l‘hoy llrltuoll ionl; llllil l‘i‘llhlmll‘il loud,
in dubious illndoll phrnso nlystllr-
[om-3
Willll- :lllo. poor i'llllil. oouili not illl‘lllt‘
Why girls so young nllould iii‘ no
serious.
’i‘hoy know llil‘ length of i’inlo'll ill-ul'.
And how lilo m-holnrs \vi'oil‘ lll $ui~
urn:
Silo studloll llutllorll not no ill-op.
And look lilo Billlo for lli:l' pattern.
D
And so nllo spill, "EXitlliit‘ lllt‘. it‘ll-nits.
I find all hnvo their proper plum-s,
And (‘llninlon Scour should willy ni
homo
Willi l-hmrini holll‘to ullll smilinu
rill-rs."
“'“Jllllll‘S ’l‘. l“li‘lili-‘l.
-» "it was almost ii lllli’ili'lt‘. lilll»
liol'k lliooll lililm‘s l'lll'l‘ll liii‘ of :l lor-
l'lllli' breaking out llll ovvr llll‘ body,
i not wry grateful.” Milne .luiin it‘ll-
llridgl~_ Weill, Cornwall], (Bonn.
a...”
llltllloll mill il'l rollonlnon illi
()ill‘
.. n“... .. ... -mm. .
Til? land 0!
l$filt
1.
l
a
{NATlONA‘L alscon' comm
lilo “molt l‘enrnod.thor._lhe idler-abut the
and works 'ior but living. This truth ill
livrrl‘bnall should nomad-his llojnitll to. his mail" valuable possesw ‘
‘i‘hlr‘ more no bouillon: llclil‘tlt is colour to retain than regain.
' Knoll 4 ml grip on health by roguhr exorcise. reasonable care
lll calmly 1 ill l‘llillllfiill? sloop. '2‘ ’l’altc
‘ to mm: the blilm:i(1ll and keep the liver and bowls in good working
rulgs .nnd
and lduring February!
to is a good hair;
ornlun null oxpoots‘. to make the dub;
It
. » mural
_tr‘loliil.od ill llllll.
lscuit
~The Modern Soda Cracker--
Bounded! onthe North '
Snows; on the South by the Nutritious Wcalth
of the Tropics; on the East by the (“chilli-
lulncss of Scientific Baking; on the Wm by
the Energizing Powcr of the Mountains.
by the Purity of the
Berclinm's Pills occnnlonnlly.
yogi will agrcc‘tllat the one who ‘
ills
10's and $050.
M g - . .l‘ . . g, L”
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
HOY'P‘S 'i‘HldA'i‘Rlc.
{ 'l‘ho lulo .l’ouoph .lllflorllon only pill»
‘ilil lwolvo wooks ouch lill‘nirlrnl iii‘il‘
roll. right. wookl-l in tho lluiuulll null
four In the spring. Bl‘thii‘ll lu'lllloull,
hill worthy sons, .iolsrlpil Jefferson nnd
lWlliinm W. .lol’i’m'non dolightl‘d liloa-
. irogourn of u l‘ortunutll l‘ow cltlou. prin.
inontlng 'l‘ho Rivals, with lnonl of tho
lprinoipnl nlolllborn of illuir fathom
company. That. our city in l‘orlunulo
enough to be included in their itinor-
lll'y this your in u distinction thot
should not ho lost sight of. and at
Hoyt'n 'i‘iloatre. Friday. January 19.
j'l‘ho Rivals will be given with Joseph
Jon'orson as Sir Lucius O'Trilzgor, n
chllrnclor mode formula by tho llllt‘
W. .i. Florence; and Willlnnl W. .loii’or-
son on Bob Aoroll. mudo ilolillilt‘ by
‘hin inlbor' tllll into .lonoph .lol’i‘lll'son,
who, it is understood, cmlllllondud
this llltrnctioll to tho public. 'i‘ho
supporting collipllny include-s Mossm
{John .llll'k. Arillnr Stanford, Richard
3 Lyle. Hurry Oilllll. tho Misses Blllnoi'll»
i Bender. Rosa Rnnd and other numbers
iol’tllo into Mr. .lot‘im'son‘s own com-
7 puny;
l TURKEY SUPPER 'i‘ONlGl-i'l'.
i .‘lrrnllgonlonts llllvo been mode by
Lille ladies of tho South .‘orwuik Coll-
; grogntlonul Church to servo n delicious
inrkoy nupprr this owning from l; to
8 o‘clock. in llll‘ dining-room of tho
church. 'i‘hl: lillilt.‘ti will bl: hund-
nomoly laid and Hit“ menu will be all
limi (‘ilil ho dooiroll. rind in hopping
with llll‘ ropulnilon which lili‘x‘L‘ inlliou
.hu.\'l_' llftllinod llv thorn cxoollnt ni'»
fairs in llli) purl,
l Qi’le‘l’ ADAM}: HAWYliil.
l lloyl'g.» 'i‘lllllllrl‘ will; \\'i‘ll lliloli lulli
illiglll by all flililll‘lli'i" which lllllll'ili‘»
jilllvri to llli‘ l’nllosl l‘xll‘lll lilo pl‘l'svn-
.llil'l'i’l of Quint-y Minion Hllwyrll'. 'i‘llo
iill‘(‘2~'lnill1l{ l'lunpnlly Wits li~iull'i:llly
strong lllltl ilil‘li‘ wurk illl‘nsod llli.‘
.nloat l'l‘llli‘lll. .lllnloll 'i‘llntvllm‘. in llll‘
ll'olo oi‘ Quincy Adonis Sllwyol' «lid
. ni :lll
lillills illllurnl, illil‘llt‘tll null moot ri-
-i‘vl~tlvo. Tho portrayal] of tho cllui'»
inrlvr or Mrs. ansobnh i’ulllllnl round
{for on Illlllllllnl llulouili oi‘ lliillilullt'
fipowor. lllll Snbrzl lh‘b‘hon pl‘ol'l-ll hor-
lsoli it into nrtiui und plnyrtl lhv ”do
in n nlnunor that won for lli‘l‘ lilo
invornllll- ('l'llll‘lHllIR. 'l‘lll' i‘i‘~
inninllvl- of tho mnlpnlly worn oxcoi-
llinl ill lbolr vzlrioll:t l‘oloo null lilo on-
lllrll pol-rorlnnlloo will: on liliillililllli‘ll
.snrross from l-vory point or villw. l“li-
'dny night illi‘ .loiirrson lirollwrs will
{prosonl 'l‘ho ilivnls. Tho .llllforsous
luro ironlllng olosoly in llll.» footsteps
in! llll‘ll‘ illustrious inthl‘r and ”My
gproul-ntlltlon oi 'l’llr “ll'iilli should bu
(Hl'l'll by all iol'l-l'u of tho l‘oni nl'iil-io
;ill liii‘ l").'lli‘ily lino. llon'i forgot llli‘
Mute. Fl‘lilily. Jnnullry ill. I
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REPORT N EDWARDS MURDER
CASE.
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5 Nil?“ ”AHA. .inn. ll.~"’llll' rom-
;nllr'u l‘l‘lllil‘l in tho Edward‘s mystery :
gin :lllllolll ronlly lo lit‘ lllnllo public. it '
inns in room out illlilly but ii in more
’ llkol} in ill‘ on 'l'lllll'kllnv, .lllllil'l‘ ('lliii“
.ll'l'l A, llilllcr rolllrlloli from Now York
:lllililfi‘ llllli roporid lhlll Mrlr. lliilu‘lu'llli
{in illllll' ill. llU tli‘i‘lllli'tl ill inlk UVill'
ll‘ulllily llllllll-l-ll. lllll (ilii lliilkt' doninl
ul’ illi' l-ol'rllrlnosn of only llllm'viown
ll
'i‘ ‘l I}
.fl admonition barbarous unwound; y ‘
‘Buslnoss Mallinghews 'f' .iiiil .
Hosiery'and Underwear Seclio
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BNAPPY BARGAINS “lunar. A1” “muss PRIOEQ. "mas: ivy,
WlLL as. NIPPED on m A JIFEY. mom in svenv wnv excl»
PRICE: our acLLlNG Acers mounN rod Loss. ' . '
CHILDREN'S BLACK RIBBED H 035, ALL slzcs. 100 A PAIR.
CHiLDREN’S rlNEDLAcK .RIBBED H085 AT 12%0 A mun.
woman's EXTRA HEAVY FAST BLACK FLEECE LiNED std.
lNco AT 15c A PAIR. ' ’
EXTRA GRADE or woMEN's a LACK CASHMERE sTocKljnod
25c A PAlR. ' V . «
LADIES’ FLEECE-LINED vcsrs AND PANTS, ALL sizes. 259. a
LADIES’ EXTRA FINE QUALITYVEBTS AND PANTS Ar 50a. ‘
FINE FLAT ves'rs AND PANTS; ALSO macro. 'rl-lncaouohi'fi
woon. A‘l' 75c. ‘ .
ALL wooL PLAIN FLAT AND'RiBBED vasrs AND PANTc
$1.00. ‘ ‘
to mention, at figures that are red
Ibreaking.
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'l‘lln Inns! l'rvlun. shinning. null lli
llil‘ lulllln iillll' lulllllrinlx known or llii‘
,l'r'im'lll nmvolnont in l’oulnlylvllnill iii
.tbn ruvlhtlll'ulion of tho powor oi lililjl
in: opinion. Wo all know. lloullnlull-ni-
fill. that pllillir opinion rulén lilo world
llil‘ wilohi world ”not. only tho civil.
land. but lho'mlnllolvlllzvd and bill--
llllrolol world; lllut ll, ruloll nhsolutol‘ll
troll rolllluuuilioll. llllril all the Moorl-
ullll. tho llrllillil. lilo Fronoh, and also
more whore tho monarch but greater
power than in Grout Britain; that it
rlllell oilllonliully in lllillllill. lllllllt. Chl-
llll. nod Abysnlnln. Oi course its ruin
ill more iron and ovidonl in iron-coin:
mllnllloll; but rooonl events in Russia
llthl shown that the moat utlsollllo
lllonorrb ill lilo world hove to ivo
ml .wlllln lillllr opinion about l. out
an about things in general, the plight
of tho lromnndona illoll recently illi-
mlnllltorod by public opinion in Phlln
«dolphin to incur ioolll Willem of our
liticsi mil. doom to nova-surprised
the hem llllll. war: illl morn llllln lhn
grout llcllllalnaollrnvllt. though mt nun
humoroull. pullilze that udmlulsberoti
lilo illn’llolllnmll. ’l‘hn ovum. prllvoll
lillll thorn will ll «loom: lnlltory otlll
di‘ llllt Liifilt‘iiil rillill on tho hpnl MM
l" d? to no charcoal and lint it
might hm. boon lziurztd and main lo
do vismlu work It any limo ’llfiifl":
mail? k”.
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lilillllt‘ for what. wnll not don.
volmrululution upon lilo
things that hnvo been done.
llli‘ lllill morn inlldcnloulli
that urn now in tho Wily
hll“lllllclll in tho reduction! 0,
ilitt ”into ill large.
lint lol ovary inhuman“
ilnltotl tituloll thll has not 4
llrainlil corrupt, l ‘ul gov
both warning adniunco ‘
ll realise l’ully that it it»!
rupi ll. ill it: own innit. . .
on north con withntond lilo
an aroulled and intoliimt
lnion led by lilllihteresud { .
lorllliod corruption and It:
llllll.--Augulli. Century.
ii‘oxllsll Room was til
cutomohilo driving. ,
"it ill dil'hotllt work." Ml
onn'l liovotll too “1003'
Tight is swordsman
o Itnilod. ..
"'l‘horo m ’lrlllli in.
you know.” no lllli '-
hllt coiling mchvwd
"‘lllsltl l“ ll but?!
Pfl' “ti...
ill;
troll tor noth n
uoll‘
l 'iilc hard
”l‘hd‘ hm wot
Wit; N
«in» .
Thin? howdvor, it not tug ulna lug
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