auVll‘rult oi
mu mu «or Will m
Ill. ”can"ourcranesursiruvilaV
» . 1 .0111. 9
lt‘orublorwullt find vicinitvz1 Fan
and colder toutshtnd lt‘riri hilly, Them
is a slight disturr slice central 'ovcr
Lake mV
actor: he;
with WIIEEVtVQs tsnow u thbc Ific 'rsnéion.
it istndt probable not till dietiub
oncela hill. 9%% cranial lull“ ii“ iii”.
dill picture with! iglli
low zero In cantor iii Luann Ill Min-
liqueur. The lowest temperature ro
ph‘I'ed was 30V below zero at lant-
pelt Conditions i‘a‘vqr {Sr this vicinity
pleasant weather ‘with lower tempera-V
are. .
wow-1r
1 .LV ..
Mir-l. 'JliVanies Game dh'id so‘Vn Robert Other checks yam} “m mil: “1;? »
are visiting in New Haven.
m
The third degree wits conferred on
.flVe candidates at a meeting or Butler
14)d;e.
Mrs A. Hamilton 'IV‘uesday enter-
tathed her tether, Edward Liverrnme,
oi Stamford. _
'l‘héra will be a. meeting of Putnam
Hese'Conpauy, next Monday night.
at which refreshmentswlll be served.
v
Miss Charlotte M. Hamilton Is a
guest of her aunt. Miss Hamilton. of
ii West Twentieth street, New York
ctr.
'l‘hc Newhall ship chandler-1y which
was considering the matter of local-
lag in South Nor walk Is going to pin
its faith to Bridgeport; so It Is tin-.11
tierstoo d.1“
The Foreign CItizVVcVVns' Library 36
Ely avenue has received a trawling
library of juvenile books from the
Public Library Committee of Hart
lord which lilo now ready VIo'1r dlstri
button.
Miss Vivian Stevens. oi Norwalk.
who Is. a student III the it‘i‘tlcbt'l Kin
(lcrgar'ton school in Bridgeport. was
the recent guest of Miss Cirr‘istlnr
Mr-(‘arih’y at Central uvcnuc Nauga-V,
trick.
The law firm or l’thlan, 'i‘ooruoy (it.
l’bclan. of Bridgeport. has been dis-
solved by mutual conscnt. Attorney
John J. Phohm In the successor to the.
Iirrn and will retain the present oiliccsf
In the Sanford building.
A woman worries until who gets
wrinkles, then worrics bccaunc she has
1hr m. it she takes Holllslcr‘s Rocky
Mountain 'I‘ea shc would have neither.
Bright. smiling face follows its use.
35 cents. Tea or Tablets. Plulalcri'n
Drug Store.
Mr. Clark. who he been superin-
tcudcnt at the shop of thc Yolk llat
Company for some time, wool to Dan
bury. yesterday, to take a similar posi-
tion In the shop of Mark Beltalre. He
Is succeeded at the Volk shop by Mr.
Stevens. of Bethel.
Star of Columbia Circle (3, 0. l". of
.A.1 will hold its regular meeting in
Red Men's Hall, tonight. All rnem~
here are requested to be present The
meeting will be called to order. to 8
o'clock sharp as the tenor “ill drill
immediately utterward.
Miss Helen Cloughcriy. a well-
known nurse who took it course of
study In the Norwnlk Hospital recent
iv passed the entrance examinations
{or the nur‘ues course at St Vincents
Hospital New Y'mk. Miss (.‘loughcrty
will enter upon the three ycnrs‘ work
at once.
(luicucc Knapp has resumed his
rorrrrm duties In A. M. l’ohlmana
barber shop. Robert F Bellini wlIVo
hull boon ulicrrrliug in one chair
ilrla shop since his rollawui rink walr‘i
II-owuod upon. has given the. chair
up with c Intention of going into
brminosrr his own book.
its way
in
im-
A notable book has found
to the library of Merrill (1‘ olicgc.
mammal. it ill tho line) clopprli
orlvana. by Frederick t‘onveri'lo.
rid‘tl r of the .llclpntlllc Anu-rlcuu. and
pub chad by' tho Silontlilc Amer-Icon
arming Department The Merrill
lngrIm'igr l'VItl“ one of an edition or Milli)
from tire that plate . A large prepor
tion of this edition has been taken by
the goittitpino t. and a. number 0! not»
were nit piiiillc lIIIIaruuonn.a
to” y ‘ the privilege of pur-
all! “Wm V mid}: section. One not
only (blight t of a commercial
school In torment country. and Merrill
ll" secured it. it ll a. very line work
in sixteen volumes Mind iy illus-
noted. and bound in Vl’eiieiini orocco.
flflglh
mummgmmmfl
1me
V. rumor slap.
Imi thia'ltromlrwf that/Is pro
wands“ ii I- I
each.”
ll. rm limit] “VIM.
I” MoilurrlyV y
- 1m HOWE new rows:
IIVIIIIINIIIIVIVIWIIIIIfi"
Vooplpto Pram
8. frowns—Bio chill
per.
i
Tic count commissioners your
day divided ire irioiley which was ink
on in i’or. licenses during the month 9
January it twee! a pm. tow our and the
county ‘hVVe 20ml amount sent on
in checks mi 25.530. . 1
Brldgo'rwrt gotn‘the largest Ilium;
the am ii.
to til 9
.Iom; N rwai‘
”blunting u. lill;
Greenwich, St
The commissioners we
heard the remonstrance against grant-
view avenue between the rr’iilro‘ad
and Barnum avenue on Friday morn?
.ERBOB 1|N1PAPEBS.QAU.§§§1DELAY
Intentlng Greenwich One of Fee
vs. Baptist Society Deferred.
The Interacting case of Stephen C
I’cck' vs. the Kluge Street ‘ Iinptisl
Society of Greenwich. which was as-
signed for trial yesterday morning he-
fur'c Judge VliorabaVck It the SullVQI'lUl
‘Courb was not heard yesterday. owing
to errors in c papers.
This In tho case. in which Peck (Vi
been continued until February 21
“
' Incinber oi the church seeks an in
junction restraining the church from
contr lbutl‘ng ‘82. 000 or the church funds
to the Utrrrnéctlout Baptist Conrad
lion. 'l‘hc chirrdir society to practically
disbanded and the funds or the church
ware to have been given over to this
prirpoao rlnlll Peck lnterpoae'd his obV-
joctiou He claims the tendering oi
this fund to the convention is con
lrarv to the objects for which it was
obtained. Shaw & 1Nlchrlson appear
for the plum: ill and Wat till 1& Walsh
III the dol'Vcndaut
VSUMMONING THE BVAR.
tFl‘o‘rrr the llr'rlrlgopml Post.)
The ls‘alriicl'ti County bar lllls bucii
put In the. position of stand and do-
lIv.er .Iudgc l'torab.rck says that it
must explain; this is it must shop
why Matthew}? A O'Brlcu should not
be admitted within tlIc sacred por.tnlo
'I‘ he Bar Association will now bc oblig-
ed to nitric dolinliclv just what it is
that. makes O'Brien an undesirably
par-xii
O'lirlcn claims that he has becn un-
able to ilrrtl out Willil the specific ob-
jccilou was. He claims that thc law
ycrs are doing hlmVno favor to will»
hold any charges Ural they may havc
against him. He wants to know what
they are He Vllrinks his reputation
Is Injured more in secrecy and insin-
uatlon that it would beV by an open
nvowal ’lhe public. by all this discus-
sion and court proceedings, has had Its
appetite whcrtcd and dine wants to
know. II the bar would plump out the
whole blooming busincss it would be
a moat rclioi‘ both to the audacious
and irrepressible O'Brien and to dirt;
puguaclous and impudcnt public at
large.
.Lei all tlIc {acts become known. but
us know the reasons why O'Brien Is
kept out of the pasture. wlrilc others
are helped through the gates by kind
hands.
You likely the bar can do as it
plcascs about admitting wood be low-
ycI-u. 'l‘lIc ground is lunch that il b:
a qucsilou or pr'leIdrnI. At the same
time, It would sortie llruny loop; and
tririliinlrul discussions over the. hearth-
alone if the reamrrin why tho former
city alrcriii' in not cllgihlc to Iill'lill)i‘l‘-
ship in tho Fuhlloiri. ilouurr Bur.
were put down In black and uhlic lm
Irrodiatoly.
aMooer FAK a a. scan .NVon'rH
V AVENU no CHER1
He “consented“ i-llmult n Named
Staples and a Cash Register
, Agent. . ..
lilillli'llill'llll'l‘. ir‘rrb. l.«~'i‘lire lltllitltl
arc loolthru for u‘. arrroorh rukir Wllu
gale bla honor as Staples and who Vain:-
coedcd III [lowing A 'i‘onrasni u britcir
or of North avenue out of a ton spot.
In an easy manner laat week. Staples
went to 'I‘orrruul’a place rcpronontinn
himself to rm agent for the lisll~
wood (lash r 00. ot 0 loop
He succeeded in ailing a rent
Tomuasl under utruot and
pdyiiictit. or lit) Viva: merit;
The butcher wilted In vain ioVr tha'
each register to show up and ilhsilym
YIN!“ to. the We A letter mi! N-
order had reached them her a me-
chlno for 'l‘omalsl and in t they hallo
no agent. here named Sid loll» tit. iii
said that the Irwintiler Viiilliild at It local
store and up lied for a position. While
he was writ up It is Aberrant; be idle
one of the routract bluulor whlc ho
wart ablo to work of on 'Ifmurirloi.
ADMIRLA rooo 61° your Auteur
or
I.
lit 1 11
Vivrbioh we can how are the titans six-1 V
K
1 int 1t II V
' slid ho
1 bois as a reward tor.
..llni‘d stunts Inn 1
, i wealth honor and social port it
1 caslonully the curling smoke of an at-
Thc city trewllfl. will be enriched to; f
or t . :rhi Var-
. 10..
Whig? drama “3
in; a license to Miite Sultan on Sea. -
big, but by request the hearing has 1
ii inhu‘de quick work In doing away with
1 line store order business with its op-
Swirl? 1V V
celled In reply to its effect that no *
V lb ‘0! .
nanny“
lasagna violin; V” Ii
”one. Wile“ ,
l
Viilllij
V” 1
to manila};
as by as he our with M
be dill“ tourney];
titréwd‘h‘ bits chi strut
a booming .tnoe,’ to" 9
things Well wortVlt’. the
we) of many of than 1
‘11)“
u101c
bi I m 01
. ‘_ rhino: but .iiig
611V
. WEI."
VIE/ills od1lr' d.
.3110. 1‘ Netti)
girl. the
's
o
Viuotlca 1 1mllt'tieV
gully in c rouIVVaiion s6 tit. do» week
e nd”the urea grit a ltV‘i‘le can and all?
order on the “store, all on no out wit
aVseVV‘ttle up at “th'ee
. The pose an no the store
rid an interest so the prices were
Lall right for him Graft existed than.
éven If it was not named until later
was When the Union came it
Lp’tirtrmltlea for hidden plunder, and' in
llrc‘ Union made good. V And then the
bosses—«they were human very just
“like the. tours. Many of them. .no
doubt, wanted the earth, but they
didn‘t get It. tor but little business was
out. profits oi the year were often
swept away by tullircs Much growth
was inmoseiblc u c the then existing
‘iourlltions. Sulni shops widely- scat
terod. luck or proc trahéportatlon
hobbies, slowr moi ls, Vail \v'erc a bar
to progress It is dltiiculi for an out
1sidcr to 1rVnIdLrslupd the early butting
times and 5L9" clearly the obstacles
that hatr- been .auVInron'IIicrl in the
change (ruin the shop with its slow
'hand- onVlL wt .1 too much Individuali-
t). to the meal létorqund its dutclu r
results. (is il'ilt'nci 3"}! simple gin
tirade the cotton industry possible and
created one of .thc moat prairies n
the modern wormlrl so the lib: wing :lllllVV
forming machines, by VnIuILVIu: the hat-
on a raw Iiratp'rlpl, iur'. rligb’ Valucs
as air and as uusIVIVrblc an r .sivol
submit, to rapid and V-Lloslrublr I vnrripu
latiVon. Vinarlo the. nubscquerl stops in
the. evolution of hurting cosy and soul
the batter s bow to the museum for
prirnitiic hatter s tools. Duhbury an,
inland town sixty years ago has long
been abut town Why ii became no.
it would be hittd to burr—just happen
cd so. pcrhaps. 'l1‘iIcrc were Iwr.
roads by which the Danbury boas
could reach his only market. New
)‘ork. One south to tide-water tit
Norwulk. and one went. to the Hudson
river. both roads hard to travel From
the end of both these routes the bulky
hoods had to be sent by sailing Vveaacl
to New York. Two days' time. was
required to get goods from Dunbury
to market In the early iiurcs. A per-
sonal visit of the boss to market was
an ewui then requiring the best part
ml a week a time A generation of men
lived in ’Danbury in these slow and
narrow ways and did their life work
brnvclv with the bow and at the hot-
tin and pushed on never dreaming or
the marvels their successors were to
ace. Now. its the reuiorhnows, tho
Dunbury unrnutiwturer sitting inhin
comfortable olilce calls up his New
York snicavoom, talks with his hand
man and nu. he rings 0! says In an on.
handV way. ”'ili be down this utter
noon." oDrulbury has become u
suburb or thin si‘cnl city. Whirl sort.
of for bats 'wor'c made. and warn in
‘ihu old tllncnl, 'l'llil) would hardly be
copied on models In a (uublrm plots
of today. Moat of them wcro cliff
hats of the plcacnt silk hul shape. or
modifications of if. and of mo klllVllli
or flirislr Iijnoolh and ion h. The first
were. .und Mo iiilll cull d cussinrorn
bats and were uurdo In black and drab.
'l‘iro aocmul were called benvcr huts
llt'culliiti tho rough or pupped nurtuco
was made oi the line for of the boar
tip and were also. iliiulii in black and
W b. the. natural color oi the for You
\illl rmcusionnlly trod it [illicit rial
Viriero but wpru now by some old man
'who has never changed his hat chi
ho wen a bet. on the election of In ll“
con 'I‘ho pearl or drab cussimoro
haul are not had a run as a summer
pin the hurt thirty years. They
.- Amrflgwpidsr and my colon
. 1.. birch bphver is
titri‘py
many years tirade by cover air s. ca I-
page ills: irh black silk plush. hoe
as not made or born In
country. at local to any illgreat
catsuit. until about mil—“2. the
495“, ,0! 1851 Louis Kc nth. tire
anions
in con . tilled trout-it
flag“ or he appeared in pub»
thrive; Ilri'lt
White" a bin tilt ”3‘ but
ill ”who! ill ‘now ltrmivu toil
l o marlin
it III rl'bhlulr ostrich toolbar.
I “I!
' date back to u
and the bow rind is thorcioro not an
V "old time" production
i; feel better on; I how. for twenty
m Volq’.“ ll
I11. 1. '
to .prlr
.thiVe. U ion. doubt
this all talr minded men must say thht '
possible with hand-work. and the mod '
III on.
chi? silk ml. “wallet“... wharf;
16“;
IV hitivo ,
o of the "shop"
(filo be oontlnuodl
MEN PVAa‘l‘ IIXT‘I IN DANGER.
More than \Inaukiud over alxiv
years or age tutor from kidney and
bladder disorders usually enlargement
of prostrate Vglnml. This In both pain.
ml and dangerous. and Foley's Kid.
nor cure should be takcn at the first
sign of danger. as it. corrects irregu-
inriries and has cured IIIarIy old men
of this discarre MI. Rodney Bu mitt
Rock Port, M101. wr;ltca "i so cred
will: on larger! broth-ate gland and ‘ltid
nay tron In on é‘lu-a and altar taking
0 bolt es of oioVyr-I Kidney Core I
years silken
Plat p‘d's Drug Store.
W—
”fill. onlrgawirrvoaca LAws.
mirror errormandarin;V 1
. . btfid’fionhl‘chw.
Vi Oil. tiVV utii Lummlsaloncrs
ty awn, appointed by
s. ‘lti pileup um courtroom
do ”lingo“ noit‘t rooms,
vote it ptiliiliiblc ti uniform
ii I din now 91 years
' Nil
dlYQVi'de law for the sevelai stated 'oi
ihat the full pur
this? nioe‘tng can be accom-
Attorneys Talcott H ‘R‘us.
n‘d lit. 11’ Arvine of New Haven.
Broil In at this ‘.commission‘ and
Vi: pity goiter V‘E.‘ Coo of Stamford
In} Iliad ply oil par
‘1; are gpl‘ili many things standing
in t LIV Way ol’ adoption of a uniform
divorce law that the local members or
tile commisrslpn have little hope that
(an be iit'oni lit tibor‘rt yet it Is not
unlikely illilt VII the action will be tak-
en to bring the divorce laws of the
“different Stored in a. point where then.
will be less con tot. and this in Itself
do a thing great y needed.
Mr. Russell. in speaking of the pun.
pose oi this eouiorence. said:
i course I cannot say what will be
douo at this nibbling. The appeal: of
It is to brlrr about a unlorrriity (It'-
causes for d nice. but I veII much.
doubt that this can be done. as the
laws of the various Slates are at pren-
cut so vainly 1130.1:in III this respect
Fer inniaVnrc. 'l are is no divorce. law
in Squib garnish rind h‘i‘llllv mhor
Stotr's rLecgnir‘fi but our cause, and
Little 5 their: pi them. ’
“As to the. procedure. In Lily'orcc can:
on the. law ought to be so that if u
pcraon tiiyorcod in one Slalc tho rio-
crco will hold good In rat hthcrs. hot
[balance ‘5'" “bare ortumplcs or women
who are divorced In a ceitniu stoic
then more to auction and remarry In
some States that woman would be gull.
ii of the er lure of bIgany. and in other
States she would be lawtully living
with her second husband. Now what
g‘ht to to (tone is to provide a uni-
orrn lap” VlerrrVVt will cover this point
but In if a portion is divorced that
IlIIorco shall hold in any other State
In the Union. Sonic restrictions ought
to be placed on the right or persons to
so lrorn the state in which (boy are
living to another to secure a lllVOlCL-
i do not think it ought to be possible
for a citizen or (impractical to go to
another State and got. a decree of di-
vorcc. in my opinion they should be.
bound by the. laws of their own State."
Attorney Arvirro is said to be of the
some opinion. He heliov1ck ii is said.
that the corrtcrucncc howeier. will re-
auit in much good. This State ranks
turningr tho foremost of the country In
the number of divorcca granted In pro
portion to population and the freedom
with which the lawn allow divorces
hair caused comment all over the emin-
try. A
The Superior Court III this State
may grant divorce to any man or in):
man for the. following otiunsca no I
milled by the other party: luildcllt.
fraudulent contract, wiii'rri desertion
tor three yours. with total neglect of
duty; savor) youra‘ abnonco during all
or which period the absent prirty has
not been heard from: hahltrra lump:
pcrnnco: Inlolcrrtblc cruclli sentence
to inlprlaonurcut for litre oVI urrv tutu
mono crime Involving a I clarion of
conjugal duly and punishment by Ira
prirlorrnrcnt In the State brlaou.
Sonia yearn o. there was it low on
tho atotutobooks in relation to divor-
can. known rill the omnibus clause
which permitted tilimrluo leroro i
could be shown that any cause ”-Ir
rurmcntly defeated the purposo of in r
Hugo In a y piutlculur crow. Uni Ir
llllli iuw, orlnoclicrn was a rcguiar
South Dakota for dirorco petitioners.
'I‘iIiu clause was rcpcuiod: however.
utter a short llurb‘. and is not on tho
books at present.
sea Vlerorth {as H'A‘ND SICK
i%
sell
a
'purlug It schedule III modification
that entered torn between themselves
and the company in 1903
and-119mb the .followmg Saturdavfl'ebwfivyfi
THE. db’digxiair‘a‘e‘hareoaa
m
Dy hounsiruplng need: we mean the
dilution! every-day wanted ramp.
ouch so any mama. nearly always
nude.
YARD-WIDE IlOTTONB
(loud quality brown cotton; sale
price lite yd. .
Good quality brown cotton: sale
price I’Illfic yd. 1 1
Good quality brown cotton; 8c
value; dale price dlfic yd. .
.1100 piece}; brawl; cotton, 90 value;
53118. prion Maori». ..
Extra . heavy brown cotton. we
value; sale price 1d. 81c.
60 pieces heaviest brown cotton;
sale pr1ico 9c yd. -
Good quality Isotttluished bleached
cotton; solo pr Ice 5c yd.
Fine. soft-finished bleached cotton;
7c value; sale price (icyd.
Extra tine qpallty bleached muslin,
9c quality; Vsale price 7c yd. ‘
Factory ouds In muslin. extra heavy;
Bale oriensncvll-
Extra line quality cambrlc; sale
prleegillc yd.
the price dice yd.
FNINTB. VGINVVGHAMB. WNIVH VGOVODVB H18 ITHF NQTiON 1V3 41‘
W
Not another word now but the
price rdoucilqnc. Hot. they 1 are:
light-American skirting prints. Lalo
prioeIlMc yd.
Standard Indigo blue prints; aale
price he yd, , .
Silver grey Vand black prints; sale
price Be yd. .
Good ,quaiiiy apron gingham; 8qu
price 5c ‘.yd
Plaid gross gingham, value 8c; sale
price 61a Yllr' _
38 In, pothole, beep duality;
price 11,6 “pilhr , 11 1.
All our. Iiaud figured flannel
etts; sale price we yd.
36 in. curtain dwipli lzlsc quality;
sale price Add thVL‘
OUTING FLANNEIbB
1 case good duality cream domat;
it
All our 80 quality outta: flannel;
sale price tilde y'd.
All our 10c quality outing Annuals;
sale priceVSc yd.
‘ 30 pieces extra heavy Shaker and
Canton flannel; sale price, yd.. 7c.
20 pieces extra heavy Canton lion.
ncl; stile price 100 yd.
sale . V
front pads. 25c.
Every price cut; rings yup.
Black darninx cotton. 8 cards.
39‘ black toilet pins. to.
‘ ”ape” hair-p ll, lc.‘
Pearhbuttgns. pita V29.
Bahociur Mil eras. cl
Kid curlers amen in hunch. Vin.
MV'V nine oil to .1
. .1Vot lilac of ammo grill. to;
pad eyes, 50.
use within ration. . x,
lilo package to (islet pap'
(iced quality st cl seine
'fielt hose. supporters;
10 yards roll White tape; V
V5 yard piece 1 in: wide
brand: sale price So.
Assorted wire Vhair plus it
sale price. Be.
erILVL wdaKINGV oN'
sci-Imus.
w
tint lneruu.
Milway 'i‘rninmen or the New York,
New Haven and Har’tiorr'l railroad are
still in New Haven engaged in pro-
or
As has born stated in The. Sentinel
they sar they who! a schedule based
:sonrcnhat upon the. new terms which
have. been granted to the than at their
stamp on the' Boston and Maine rail
road. The bowl}. and Millchedulo
has just. been made public: It makes
a decided increase of pay; affects 89.
‘000 men. and takes eiloct Immediately.
All christian of train handlers are at
footed. The change will cost the road
$5.000 per day more than heretofore.
The company drops an hour, and
makes ll hours a day whcro 12 was
the schedule. and it) where Ii was the
schedule; At the shun,- tlnrc the pa:
in increased from it) to 15 per cent.
on the old basis.
0n the New Hm on ll pours conutl
tale. a day' 5 work in freight traln ser-
vice. as It. does in passenger service.
The. exact cI'VIcct of the increase oi perv
courage of pay in what the members
of the B. R. '1‘. were ligurIngV on re-
ccntly . . '
CA supp i A
ilu Kiri You liars it pop Borgia
Boar! tho
Signature of
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The. toll pwihg' \vcrc isauild January
30111. 190d lilsi furnished from oilicc
or ,A. M Wobbler, solicitor of patents.
Bridgeport. (loud
Wilson in. Porter. New lllwcu clock
William Crosuiey. West. Haven. eon
vorVycrr-scrmp ‘
E. Peterson. llurttord. Indicator
1 tor: V‘iuihorr.
ll iiirhurda ilarttord marking
machine.
Frank T. Wicholf. blfltilmtord knife
for "armor hits ‘
ll. L. ' 'l‘liiiurpson. “Waterbury. grip
pin liil‘imii tor iv'irc drnwflig devices.
William C. liomau mnlii‘ ...’i‘ Wli
llama. Morlricu. nun burner
ltobci't II; Kiiitz. Mention. anivcr or
lruy.
Rotor A. (lulvor. ‘Ilrl'rrroi, implement
for decorating war ’
William 8. Ward.V VPlunlsleic, hook.
Trade-Mu
'l‘ako Orlno laxative grail. Syrup. it
was onions on... stomach. aids Iii: option!
rand a‘etad all a militia slim to no
liaisiivri l‘tulVitV
liver I‘ll.“ bowa withou
WVVV habithni
filth-Valli 0: .
syrup cures biiilousrlccs and
“denounces not neurone or
3' and is mild and pleasant to m‘ir‘e.
Remember the name Orton and refuse
to accept our substitute. Piaistdd'rr
pal: Store. V . .
III“! III THE NIWIVI
send us the new- When carport
no» .. moo. rural normal as
uriythiVnd‘b his: honor. brawl” .rltl
erratum Cutlery Corp, Bridgeport,
razors.
Rune” it Erwin 00.. New firitaiu,
loci“! IlVltlil: Ira
Jenn .raoucs. Waterbury.
dVI‘lnhrL
trade merits; Silver plated hollow
ware. ' '
l‘t‘onoiu (trendy Distilling 00.. Heb
rosrl,‘ sin. '
neu't adornment-cit
film . fluidly”,
notion. photo
it!)
83-85 :lttaihington Street.
NVEW ;
iWhat “at Review Has to Bay of
New Haven Road Map Wantr'Subotair-
l demand.
”ruined:
international sum cal. Madden. vac
HAT PROSPECTS GOOD.
Trude conditions.
The Hat Review, New York, issued
I
Tim members of the. Brotherhood of V this week1hsa this encouraging sum find two years later Slime it
army or conditions in the hat trade:
The outlook is regarded as satisfac-
tory by manufacturers in so far as the
prospective volume of businciis In con-
corned? stocks ‘throtigbout the country
info said to be in need shape tor the.
spring autumn and as soon as the lnrg
ca rlcurnnrl ol' the period sets In dupli-
catc' orders will doubtl’eas come for-
wzrrd ire ciy. The. iron shanco are in
favor with buyers generally. and hill
doubtless be appreciated by consum-
era as they are conservator and
adapted In detail to meet the general
The larger request of late
has been for still hats and sales are
reported as gratitylng. though ‘tlreuct
results would doubtless be more Bat-
isfactory it selling prices ware soure-
what higher. to allow for just fairly
reasonable profits. All the leading
shapes will be Issued heroic Wash-
ington Vs Birthdav and an early trade
In confidently expected. III soft bats.
shapes shown to date are. gorid, as a
rule, and business is progressing. it
Is expected that there will be a good,
demand for blue pearls. which are at-
tractive: handsome shades of brownt
are also considered desirable and may.
do well as the season progressas.
The telescope shape—athero In more
than one—will enjoy a measure of pop
ularil‘y for spring wear. and will prove
an improvement on the many dented
shapes that have held swnv for some-V
V:tlnIe the. telescope will be. shown Ier
colors and will soil In pearl \\ hlch is
appropriate to the style. 0! course
the machine pressed tclascoiw will as.
as It in liltcrl lrr m‘ivry because of its
regularity: III II: I.‘ hoods cvcry wearer
will telescorc 1‘! null himself.
Fancy bands. del-rcirod and ready
for use, have met with a rather good
demand for 1906. and runny will doubt-
less be worn by young men who yearn
for horrelty all the tithe. 'Ihe. ncw
and of tho mural grade of matorHiuln
The new year has not. bush marked
to date by the Introduetkiu of no)
startling shapca tending to a tompor
‘riry Iioorri‘ in sales. or a world, or troll-
blo lilthout commensurate reward
and butters arc. tiltircloro. as content
ad mi may”bo over conditions. and
hopeful regarding prosptrcts.
coincide mm ro‘suev.
oVaKlVyn'
o ‘ Bake House to be Maris
. Ito-her c. Go.
1 ill; crr‘b (loiupany. thr new
brriVltIiitfi it‘l‘Vtu.‘V is very busy at the it
our the: 'A' contract landlord 3:"
Vlosrrri and Work lurid been started no
in rovo'nreniil to premium bake ho rig
till iilrcct.’ "rho linp‘i'ovem‘o
ill o‘e‘st iii tho neighborhood pt
bill) The bake house will be pro ti-
dlillVy mm over. A new cellar Will be
drilled? it new oven built. new will
cry" trailed and another storyw wlI
b lit on. The new story wilidre
on u a llour room
"The arm has Ir contract tor build-
I IV on extension end an addition to
one Voorhees' house In Rivordide
~ “Whig“ contract. Illili been given to the V‘
‘1 fir-mm I; lugM
window and alterations
scum
llitlu‘ir house In East litur-
odor tho plasterer-Ir. r
n in 3. ill)"
I
i If Fol
stylck shown arc genteel to brilliant. VVV
mutilate house in WV 1:
or, trim
WVIVLrblMAN'l‘IC Feb 1.
ton Jacob‘s died at his
age ed sixty -.‘slx He was
t o Uancrsity of now ‘Yo
Slrclburnc Falls Va (1 Vgponefl
He had been a; is ,1
trouble.
DMD. ‘
This is to certify that all .Vrli:
are authorlyod to refund yo Vi'lf
ey‘a Honey and Tim {all
your cough 0r celd. it“
conga. heals the lungs and;
serious results from a cold
in grippe cough and prove
mania and consumption Cu
opiates The genuine is in
low package. Retiree sub
Plulsted's Drug Store.
v..- —- ....__.._.
Many a women a hair Is notV
II
r 1
den as it Is piloted. ‘
iii burial
asAss “ileum
Chandolisrn,clntioliflm ‘
Lamps. Cain Rupiah",
and Bird Cages Repaired and
hired.
Shears and Scissors Sharp
Renickeled. 1 V
Flat Irons Polished. '
Notice is hereby given
.130qu of pellet (VllVV tho. .l‘
walk will milill lit tholi
liouso block: :1.
'liirursdsy, Feb l. 1363.412
sorrow, drama to 4 p1,,
Wednesday. .lVith. 71 to g, V
paranormal. l to i v.
Wellhead”. 211st .2 in.
'iho mastitis): no; for, .
hearing and daigrmlpinj
appeals roads to thean It‘ll
or the amnion on the ~V.i
They will ciao Inset;
son, All a loint bond.
February ohm imam 1 1 V.
pose at chitin. the poll! “f
liliVN
mi: 1“.
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