mini. wucox, my.
sin svelte or South Caro
that the: dispensary system
Mate will not be abolished.
is! cause of the unpopularity
sundry will be removed by
latent. or a measure which will
eliminate every chance c:
the l but "of. omcisls charged
' urination «of the law. A
its lower branch of .the leg:
'i did away with State con-
t: 1‘
of t untied. To this the sen-
y would not agree. The
hasthe'corrsct idea. and that is
Stilts control at the liquor
«b titty cut-oil'the grafting. in
th-‘this the board of commission-
ill be abolished. It was the
s made against this. board that
' all the scandal and public
int British scientific expedition
ored‘that the Indian ocean float-
dife is exceedingly abundant at. all
the down to about 7,200 feet in
515,000 feet deep. By floating liteis'
it animals which form the load of
and deep ocean fish, and which
to the present, have been believed
vs on or very close tothe surface.
srletyof enormous equlds were
ed out, as. well as jellyfish. and
has fully six inches long. Some of
latter were blind, while others
‘uge eyes. but nearly all of them
phosphorescent organs. which
naturally be due to the fact that
e at adapth where almost-total
a prevails. The blind varieties
enormous feelers or illitennnc.
, c of them extending to twice the
hilgth of their bodies.
(physician with a large practice.
man to Dr. Sawyer.
~als. “I guess you can prescribe a]
as is n jackass."
'00 citemsnt in the block.
. taurant were burned and it is thought
,ut‘nu addressee-lee in the ed
,' , averhlll..Massachusetla. uccord~
Ying to the Boston Herald. there used
I . live two doctors of the same sur-
aine. Dr. Benjamin E. Sawyer was a
Dr.
than Sawyer was a veterinarian. A
named Jones. after a week or
i re of imbibing, was very'elck, and
wife. becoming alarmed sent the
' 'l‘he hired
It brought the wrong Sawyer, the
urinary. Dr. Nathan explained to
' ‘ wife that he was skilled only in
diseases of horses, cattle and other
‘ht-iil this case." replied Mrs. Jones
users “ durum
twillfixhouso. run by Mrs. hook
horovwero several ‘ ' as l . a
room. above the burned section and.
throe..wsre obliged to make "their es»
chpo from the building by way at but
dare. Both stalrwnys had, been cut oil
by thetdamus soon after the tire start-
ed and torn time there was great a!»
The “spars.
manta ot Coroner Brown are also in
the building and they Were partly
burned. All the household assets of
the boarding house over Driacoli's res-
that the total loss will reach nearly ‘.
10,000; partly covered by insur-
ance. * ‘
Mrs. Winchester, the victim of the
tire, was titty years old and lived alone
in this city. She had been employed
as a cook for several years. Four or
five other persons were in the rest~
aurant at the time the tire started,
burstiuomd unharmed.
On mount of the high wind the
firemen llllti great dihlculty in keeping
the llamas in check and it looked as
though‘the, whole block, which extends
from Nos. '20 to 40 would be destroy-
The Yale Pattern Company and
Charles Sing, who. runs the biggest
Chinese laundry in the city. suffered
considerably through the tire. port of
their loss being by water.
Consul Jones' Residence Burned.
VICTORIA. B. 0.. March 1.-—A dis-
patch from Yokohama says that. the re-
sidence oi. Dr.Charles J. Jones. Ameri-
can consul to Delay, at Cherry Mount
Hotel, Yokohama. where he was wait-
ing until permitted by the Japanese
government to proceed to Dalny to
open the consulate. was destroyed by
lire together with the hotel on Febru-
ary 7 and the consul's losses amount
to $10,000. They include his turni-
ture and valuable private possessions.
including the last autograph letter of
Secretary Hay. and an autograph
photograph of President. Roosevelt.
Dr. Jones and family had narrow es-
capes.
_...._.
New Britain Woman Burned to Death.
NEW BRITAIN. March l..—-Mrs.
Catherine. wife of the late Patrick
"1003i “M
[hill ._
. ~ stairs
WWI, broke
tested my outsell
tli .
it: wetsuit
"throttle oi the building and the stu-
dents latt the quarters about 11 o'clock
last. night.
students living directlybelcw smelled
smoke, but could had no tire and went.
back to bed.
fromktheir rooms by the smoke.
still alarm was sent in,
big made their escape and many left.
the building in their nightclotbes.
They will be provided with temproray
quarters in the Wesleyan Club house.
nearly’all of which were fitted up in
excellent style.
dormitory of the University. The hea-
vy loss by the tire is practically cov-
ered by fire,
were burned up wholesale in a tire ear-
ly today in the American Peanut Com-
pany's plant at Greenwich and West
l2ih streets.
stock of peanuts much of which was
consumed.
about 830,000.?
Fire Oau daily Gas Stove.
“2m: . ‘ , . .
building as erected ‘ in.
‘V . alsyan :a to
. More‘ut‘l'lhwfllflm
" 1. small college club bed rooms in
Two or three hoursl‘u‘tsr
All of the 150 students in the build~
North College contained 160 room.
It was the favorlte
Peanuts Burned Up.
NEW YORK, March 1.--Pcanuts
The company had it
The total damage lothc
building and various stocks in it is
PHILADELPHIA. March l.—-Fire'
caused by the explosion of a gas stove.
today. destroyed the stringent! dis-
tributing plant or Amour a Company
at the northeast corner of American
and Norris streets. The loss is es
tinlatcd at $160,000. The bufldlng was
filled with dressed meats and pro
visions.
Dog Arouood dedlng Ridge Family.
REDDING. March 1.-—'l‘be Gorham
homestead, on Bedding Ridge, was des
troyed by lire late last night and only
the timely warning given by a watch-
dog on the place saved Mr. and Mrs.
Book, the only occupants of the house.
tl'omyperishing in the flames. They
were awakened by the barking oi the
dog and barely had time to grope their
Ringroso. was burned to death at her .
home about 3 o'clock this morning. "
Mrs. Ringrose. who was ninety years
old. had for a companion her sister.
Mrs, Mary Toner. Mrs. Ringrosc arose
a few moments Mrs. Toner heard her
sci-cam. Silo got. up, hurried into lilo
kitchen and found her sister standing
ill from ol‘ the stove enveloped in
flames. She attempted to put out the.
tire and while thus engaged Mrs. Ring.
rose. dropped dead on the floor. Her
face was disfigured and she was her.
ribly burned all over the body. A lamp
with the chimney gone was found on
a shelf and there is some doubt as to
whether the woman's clothings be-
came lgnltud from that or the stove.
Medical Examiner Wright. who investl.
gated the case. was inclined to the
latter theory.
home September 16.1899, and receiv-
two days later. About We years ago
burned to death caused by the explo-
sion of a lamp.
.._,._....._._
1 College Students Lose Effects.
MIDDLETOWN. March l.—-Wcslcy-
on University sustained a severe loss
this morning to light the fire and in litme it was feared that "“3 borne on
Mrs. Ringrose’s husband fell at his1
ed injuries which caused his death:
her son Patrick's little daughter was .
by fire early today when old North 001- .
way through the smoke in their night
garments. The house and its contents
were consumed.
A strong wind was blowing while
the lire was in progress and for some
the Corham farm and buildings on the
itarm of David Williams. adjoining
:would be destroyed. Neighbors torm-
'ud bilcktll. litigation unrl sawed those.
:lrne loss will be $2,500. Puriiul in-
surnnce.
Hartford Man Killed.
HARTFORD, March l.——Davld Cnl~
Park St Tilford
FIN!
i Wines, Liquors antimigars
AT
“Hotel Clifiord”
JOSEPH L. WALZ
i. Proprietor.
‘ Telephone 898.
o QOQW“
Delicious Coffee. First
as Washington St.
.. so
. _,TRICTLY
Lent
sulfur cash and get a Discount Stem
lotions book of stumps. .. .
“f y - . :THES
Call 32I-4.
e lire Well Supplied
FOR THE LENTEN SEASON WITH THE BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
Blaster Mackerel, Boneless Codfish, 3 lb. boxes Extra Fancy Fish; ’Finest Columbia River
ahnon, Block Island Lobster, Fancy Dry Shrimp, Souaed Mackerel, etc. Fresh Country Eggs.
Fresh Made Sweet Rosy Creamery Butter, in tubs and prints.
Class Teas. Large, Meaty. Prunes.
River Oranges. Lettuce, Cauliil ower, Spinach, Sweet Potatoes, Crisp White Celery. Parsnlps.
Brussels Sprouts, Radishes. Navel Oranges, Dates, Figs, etc.
You want the best. Send us your order and 'get it. We can fill it to your perfect satisfac-
tion. Try. a can of our Fancy Strawberry Beets, perfectly delicious, mend r5c can. u
vj‘,_jCharles E. Seymour ,
LEADING GROCER.
a are items INDUCEMENTS son osssava‘as or LENT.
asset cons ray secs son
Y ELGIN‘CREAMERY BUTTER, per pound
fidmpbsll’s loops. . . . .asc
Early June Peas. .....25c 4 CANS
' titling Brfind Corn. . . .ssc GOOD
:Gold seek Com. . . . . .ssc‘ MAINE
Gold Rock Poss. . . . . .asc CORN, 25c.
' .. Rock Tomatoes..45c ‘
. ’V M CHOWDERi , ..
311116 cllm ChOWdef. per “I": ban start-Ilhemtcssro-s
,a ', Just try this i, you want the old fashion
, MACKEREL! ' _ MACKEREL!
”A No. ILIPKC MMkfl‘le per pound I l v s s a s v s o‘sa‘o
on Spe
L‘ .3 Efigmdsley’s Shredded
Carolina Head Rice. Indian
South Norwalk.
idler-25
, a
in urine tremwhlch if
‘ , , , ‘ a)" int-tho. Hartford MD
temperance ‘- use announces riding ,
.. , . W our street when: the ‘
‘, ed nine-nucleus or the ftsken‘tright, comes
lagetgroubsnn pastor amt deals. the driver at;
, , , , About inspiration: check ‘
, 'c lythings saved trom'thewnra hurled violently to thspavsmcatsnd!
wage a: ”3.15: :cgicfisiot Pl'te‘sident irkylpnconsrpous on the ground. 5 “ His
«as c., oscn. once so was r t ‘
meat! mtgd meaning. to altar at the sac lty ‘ M ured and blood
pany.
sixty
ruins
coming from his mouth. 4 the. soon as
possible he. was taken to the hospital.
but , he died without regaining con-
sciousness.
’ He was married and was the
later theywere driven or Coroner J. Gilbert Calhoun. Ha
A won a welldlnown man in this city.
but as soon, '- No blame is attached to Driver Cub
as the drama arrived there they saw tor for the accidentms the horses were
thaserlousaess or the tire and sent in running wild nnd it was lm
a general alarm. The building could
sic them.
not be saved. however. 9
Brooklyn Has “0,000
NEW YORK. March lmTha lives of
more than thirty persons were endan-
gered and property valued at $40,000
was destroyed by tire in thel‘Wiliiams-
burg section of Brooklyn early today
tire from the flames.
Woman’s Body in Opera, House.
WllrIiIAMSBUitG, Pa.,‘ March 1.»—
The body of Mrs. William Human, aged Dalia A. Buck, the widow of former . rise over night.
ours. was found today in the State Treasurer Buck, died today.
i the local opera house which leaves lcur'daughters.
3hr. Beetcnsitcrc
i.
, had
' ' lili- tor
”WM‘
wins , ring.
he used.
Mr. Calhoun was
possible to
u.»
Loss.
16 minutes.
ml.
‘ ill by His‘Presence.
years. old and was employed by the is extended to oil.
Connecticut Fire lusuruuca,00mpooir.,the meeting the committees on new
brother Gospel song book will meet. .
IRANFORD MAN DIEI IUDDINLY.
BRANll‘ORD. March lr—Hsrry An-
dre-we. one of the most prominent men
of this town. died suddenly today of
He had gone to the
station to meet his sister and on re-
turulng went, to the home of his motil-
er, saying that he had sought pain
and wanted to rest for a short time.
He lay down on a couch and died in
Andrews was 30 years
_ old and conducted a printing shop. He
The tire started, in a three-story furo- leaves a widow and three small child-
ished room house and quickly commu- ”I"
nlcated to a similar structure adjoin-
ing and to the six-story factory build-
ingof the Wagner Manufacturing Com.
The occupants of the lodging!
heart disease.
one had, escaped
page», about $10,000. .
BPEQIAL esswca TONIGHT.
'I‘ a second special, revival service
his weelt at the First Methodist
6- Church will, be held' this evening.
There willbe special nulslc. "l George
H. Lock will lead the congregation
with the carpet, and the chorus will
The Armory chorus books will
The pastor. the luv. W. W.
'1‘. Duncan will speak on Christ the
Helper. considering How Christ Helps
A cordial invitation
.sscsr'mo cram
MA
. WILLIMANTIC, March 1.—-E. L.
houses were forced tofl‘eo in scanty at-i Bochan, a fireman, eleOYGd on a 8W!-
With the ex-.tch engine in the local yards, was
ception of one woman all the occui, severely burned by escaping steam
pants escaped uninjured.
lie will recover.
WILLIMANTIC WOMAN DEAD.
WlLlJlMANTlC. Marcvll
. ' The, loss is
a princessskirt.
the fullness or the
the elbow, mac 1.
No more dolls , '
or than violet t ‘ .
ialntly pertaining
At the close or
prevents transmit.
gowns.
alive touch.
of heavy white linen.
Ladies Home Journal.
BURNED FIRE- ground. yellow c
fibe'Bes’tcn Store
Straps of velvet ribbon held Wheth-
or by larch medallions or heavy law
are worn over a line mull blouse with
Similar straps hold
uil sleeves above
irolroshing od-
, desired ior
. lath, which is
accomplished by the use or tablets ctr
peclallyprepared for this purpose.
Here is a hint for the housewife,
which. though perhaps a little late.
may be at use at some future time.
Tearing delicate articles when remov-
ing tronl the line in cold weather may
be avoided by dipping the ends in a
strong salt and water solution which
Piping is contrasting or sell-color is
a favored methods! finishing for still
French knots applied to b
rather wide piping odd c dainty, decor-l
Eyelet or solid embroidery is used
to decorate the stiff culls. the plalt
down the front. the stiff turn over col-
lar and the pocket of a tailored waist
. The recent inquirer for the old-fash-
ioned rye and ladies bread may like
this recipe which is taken from The
Put into the
mixing bowlpne'pint or allied. home-
men! and scald
' with boiling water, just enough to wet
every portion: after ten minutes mix
.to a soft batter with cold water. When
lukewarm add half a cuptul of home-
made yeast (or one-fourth oil a yeast
She was while he was repairing-his engine. A 'culto moistened in half a cupid) oi.‘
overcome by smoke. but was rescued. ‘ valve worked loose and before Bochlln way
Both houses and the factory buildingo could hit it his face was terribly burn- i see, one level teaspoonful of salt, half
were badly damaged.
water), half a cupl’ul or molas-
, ‘urnf , . . ”it
rest a crust MW ~
rise suinvuntll the stag
then basalt in .a. modern ‘ ".
served. Wipe oi! the flour, cut a w
girdles are less hesv
when the braid is poi
Dlied. ‘
New York merchants
light. ‘ .
air to the small wearer.
the front.
.—
vouue MEN ‘ro Mater.
.—
shapcd piece trout the center to
edge and above of! thin slices. . ’ ‘
Braided girdles charllliugly.,moum-
pally cloth costumes whose ornament»
tion consists of braided designs. The
in appearance
too plosaly ap-
. , it
died”
two to three hours. covering with a
tin cover alter thahrst hour. When
0-
0
are selling a
shampoo powder which is said to work.
wonders for the hair, leaving it glob
sy nnd shining till we“ cs sort anti
The circular out of the [new short
reeier for tiny tots gives a very natty
A beautiful waist has vertical tucks
between sprays of embroidery across
Below each spray groups
of polka dots extend to the waist line.
MAJOR GILLETTE'B scalabil-
TION .
WASHINGTON, March 1.»—Whiio
the resignation or Major Cassius Gil-
lette, engineer corps. U. S. A.. chills
commission. has not been received at
the War department as yet. it is said
there that it he has. as roportedin
the press dispatch of yesterday trout“
Philadelphia. accepted office as super-
intendent oithe filtration plant, he has
thereby forfeited his commission and
is no longer an officer at the army
Tomorrow evening at the“ parsonage
.oi‘ the First Methodist Church, all the»
a level teaspoonful of soda and coal young men of the church are requested
pint of rye meal (not rye flour). Beat , to meet the pastor for conference and.
thoroughly, cover with a pan and a‘ pious rogarldng future activity, This
i.-—~Mrs.iciot,ll. and set. it ill a warm place to‘ is the Young Men's Band of Christ«
When the surfacel inn Workers.
Silo {cracks open stir it down, then grease 5 All young men of tho‘church and con-
land flour a round iron or steel pan.igregntlon are invited. ’
Officers ‘will be elected;
4..
The Boston Store .
Ann all ‘
'eJ warew Selle!
Friday, Satu' ay and Monday.
Save the Pennies and the Ilullllls WillTalc Billed Themselves.
Never was there better opportunity to save money. It is not necessary for us to go into lengthy talk regarding the quality of
THEM UP WITH "INTRINSIC VALUE.
For
24
(its.
' I
our Notions. Our cuftomcrs are fully acquainted with our methods of conducting these sales, STATING FACTS and BACKING
TOMORROW, SATURDAY AND MONDAY, we otter most extraordinary opportunities to save money on correct count
and full length Notions. It will pay you to read every item. The savings COLLECTIVELY will amount to a great deal.
“.rs—an.‘
Combination Offer No. l.
5 spools Dragon Busting Cotton,
worth 25c.
10c_
Regular price total. 85:.
SALE PRICE FOR COMBINATION, 24c.
2 papers Mllwards Needles, worth
a? = = ‘ 3
Combination Offer No. 2.‘
PM For ..3“:..°“;§.£.°‘::;:.f‘.‘::t:.rs,m - F...
24 '7 One piece 6% Line. best quality '7
Ole. (its. silk Taffeta Binding, worth 15c. Bis; .
Regular price total, 25c.
' SALE PRICE FOR COMBlNA'rION, 17c.
I st.elosoloco-oseocsoarranso-.asc
Osolos-loodelusions-alsooll 55
C
3 lbs. Boneless Codfisb. . .. . .agc
l.....l.r~..........55C
p with every t
supim. Barbary Codfish. . . . .asc
2 cans Gold Label Sardines. . .ssc
6 horses Domestic Sardines. . ass
2 cans Fancy “Brook Trout. . .asc
CLAM CHOWDER!
Mlle!sl...‘foilhll|.lislsolos 18c
kind, ,
‘MACKEREL l
illsIssssosssdrodbtlsdlltls 15¢
no purchase. Handsome prem-
Extra Superfine Tape, put up in 10
yd‘, rolls id to 36 inch wide, regularly
sold at 100. Our sale price 6c.
Velveteen Skirt Facing, 2 inches
wide, black only. in 5 yd pieces, reg-
ularly sold the. Sole price 9c.
Collar Foundations. straight. and
pointed latest styles, regularly sold at
10c, Sale price 5c.
Smith d: Angell's Darning Cotton.
fast black only. regularly sold lit 30
card. sale Price 2c.
. Hook and Eye Tape. black or white.
regularly sold at 16c a yard. Sale
price ilc. ..
t r
Hump Hook and Eyes, japallned and
silver-ed, all sides. regularly sold at
he. Sale price lie.
Ball and meet Fasteners, regular
ly sold at 10c. Cur Sale price 7c.
Silk Finish-Thread, an extra quali-
ty, regularly price lie. During this
sale. all. , ‘l; ‘ ‘
Girdle Foundations. all; styles, reg:
ninriy sold stills. Seleprice tic. .
beauty'l'lnsiwcrth its, iii on card).
Sulepriccic ~ ‘ ,, ._ ‘.
:l s,
Fancy Frill Hose Supporters, all
flack, regular price 19c. Sale price
c.
Tape Measures. full length, usually
sold at tic. Sale price 1c.
Scissors. all sites. guaranteed. the
lllgst 26c scissors made. Sale price
c.
Pearl Buttons. all sites, has ilnish.
regular price tic. Sale price is.
Ewan Bill Hooks and Eyes, smooth
finish, value he. Sale price he.
Safety Pins. all sizes. always sold
at. be. .. Sale price So.
Brush Braid, colors only . lull
brush, regular price he. 'Bflgdpricc
G. . V; ‘i.
(limiter, 4i’earl or' Amethyst Beads.
full strings, regular price 150. Sale
pricelilc. , .
Gold or ‘Pearl Beads, regular 25c vie
inc. ' Sale price 19c. , .
John citrus. 200 yd. it... some,
blackcnly. a spools is. _
“Willis WM» mm soloist so. cute
cites” a iron Holders in
_ regular , c a *
G. ,
' . price its.
Aluminum Thimbles, all since. regu-
lar price 3c. Sale price 1c.
' Sleeve .Protectors.
home wear, regular 1236c value.
price 1c.
Stile
Bagdad Stripe Pillow Covers. regu-
lar price 36c. Sale price 26c.
Fancy Sofa Pillow Tops. all designs,
regular 500 quality. Sale price 39c.
6 pieces Pine Rushing, enough tor
six waists, .ragularly sold 100 each.
Sale price tor'six pieces. 26c.
Laos Turnover 'l‘op Collars neat pat-
t‘srns. regular price 100. Sale price,
c.
Fancy «Crystal Hat Plus. all colors.
regular price 16c. Sale price 9c.
Colored Retinal-stitched Braid, vii
yard pieces. regularly sold 10c and
12m. Sale price so.
a
(tilt Belt Buckles, regular prices 250
and the. Sale price tile. . * ‘
Wilson Neckwssi-
ribbons and collars. re
or price lilo.
little price lie. ' .
No. 100 Black ,rmts'nib‘ .
stilt, never soldiers than the
for cities or‘
ititu‘fiportors (or A
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