lunlinoplc We 111111111 our. first
V “on with the Tulk,usu11111'
lb .‘illnnpenkablcf‘ He is 11 slow 1
‘Uidlns. and as alrolvornlncnt
., move. and a 1.113 is 1'1
' 113113131111... religion uni-13.1..
. 11. It does not iccoanlzc tho
of man .an man. upon which
Mil haircuts. Bésldes it is fulfil-
fills can happen in G 1111
.~. mgardlcil‘s of 'litii'ry‘ oi railwl’ays
01;“ 11110111111911.9111" more, eveiy
official is surrounded by spins
, “ earn their way by reporting
, ldolnx. and any new departure Is
1 unresentcd as criminal.
a over. half an hour to go
be custom house '1‘th was
. exceptional cii' cuninluu
(191111 ago. when a bomb
at the Sultan one of the
11“ found to be an Armenian
from Aulei-ica Anon after
ailcan Armenian stabbed
.. in the city for refusing
arevolutldunry fund. The 1-.12
thud. .Amcricahs wore toured
dynamite and our 11111111ch
ed to the button. Two or
were handed Mar to a she
to, read. Even my‘ wife‘s
. carefully gone thiough and
- , in ad in pictuics of ‘Wlllluln
'11, and Augustus, with Cupitln hold-
, lit 112,131. by the legs, were severely
o Turks are afraid of books as
,9 same work. I was told of one
1, .9" niechanics rejected bocuusc
white or something making "fifty
lotions a minute" and or a che
‘fliiittry cut- out becausn 11.0111 it. was
filed as "Huniio 1.1 is no good. "
howledge and liberty go together.
Add the Sultan is the deadly too of
ltboi'ty. He has absorbed in himself
tho powers of the Cabinet His minis-
tors are only his clerks and mention-
tors. All new laws are his dem'oes.
no it in no wonder that it takes two or
years for busliicss to reach 11
19h He lives in a. palace sur-
l‘9unded by walls and guiiidu, with 11
Malone within tho mounds. He re-
fines to go into old Suiniboui oven
0119.9 11 year for worship. as his prede
codwr did. He has a guard about him
1 night. which is paid $880 in gold
cry moriilniz. 1n fail it is said the
my men in tho empire who are
promptly and fully paid are the 0111-
oiltls near the throne in the capital.
filling a last. bomb th‘iowiiig the 8111-
lib aim; Wallcd up moi'o titan be
“its: and the public will see lilm no
morn ing to his mosque oh Fildnys.
How long Turkey can stand is a qucs
tion. fall it must 801110 linu- f01 it is
an impossible system in tho twentieth
‘ century. 1 have been told that Mac-c-
1101118. is ripe 1-111 separation and that.
Within ten _y'eais it is t‘xpetilt‘d to bo-
come par lof 1111113211111 Austria and
Greece, according to the people in dif-
. fernnt sections of it.
A ruler that will not allow :1 icic-
phone in his donlinioiis. nor a code
’tor telegrams, who has in his capital
'.,.lluglishl"rt:n1'li,101111.111 Austiwlun
pontofflceli. because pcoplo do not trust
the «government offices, whose mother
was an Armenian. and yet who mur-
darn Armenians till he has made all
that survive his dciidly foes: who can
11611111011! guns to he fired announcing
urea till a telegram is shut to the pc-
1100 to explain what tlic shots signl
fy. who has his bi'oihci heir to the
throne kept it plisoner iii 11 palace bc-
:1“ his own, mid who lives iii terror
nusplcion, opposing all new light
:11 life and bleeding corruption and
finality in all about him—such a ruler
unliin impossiblr+~<fhicugo Advance.
await" ORGAN GOES OVER.
N, March 13 -Jamos ..i
alcoholics James P. Rodney. Was
mud in New York on the charge
Whit“: several college dormit‘or
' [no and gymnasium: in many ('.filltlgt'
homo appeared in the city court yen
mm but his case went over 111111!
m 17 undpr bonds of $1, 000, which
ulnilud to furnish
1'7 e
POPHLAR; AMUSEMENTI.
"UNCLE TOM'S, CABIN COMING. "
1.111111. W. ,Wnnhburn, with tetanus
“Uncle Touts Cabin Colnpan, begins
on ti‘fil’lgflmflill‘. at Hoyt's Theatre on
Thurs by night when tho patrons of
that popular house will see this timo-
honored play in all its superior at
trnctVlV'enons. Uncle Tom the horn of
this purposeful story. is portrayal!I by
Eduard Sapy. Stct'son’n ol'lsiu’dlt i—n
cle Tom probably the bent known im-
poi-soiiiitor of this celebrated character
in the world There will be two To
sins and 1111) Marks in the grant doub c
cant.’1‘ho work of competent play
era is furl'hei enhanced by beautiful
slugc settings and, new electrical do
vices. (lot Shwyor‘ a celebrated pack
of Siberian bloodlioiinds is one of the
features with this company no well as
the prize Shetland ponies. New and
1101 :31 specialties are inti'Odliced by the
016019 indies Qliartctte: John- lmry.
champion 1.1111 and wing dancer as-
stated by tho Mississippi Singer L11
Oct-stir. “The lone Btai Quintetlc" in
superb vocalizations and the grotesque
1.1.1.1111 Me The street parade of this
big company will be worth gclni: to
use.
W
THE COUNTY FAIR.
The County Fair in all its entirety.
and with Neil Burgess himself in tho.
lending role. was presented ‘to stand-
ing room only. at Hoytis Theatre, last
night. The fun was fast and furious
from beginning to and and it was a
thoroughly 1111111111111 and satisfied audi—
ence that emerged from the theatre.
after the last curtain. Mr. Burgess
as Abigail Prue was perfect. Seven-
teen years of his life has boeanovotod
to this 'role and the sinking of 1111
masculine pm‘sonalify in the prim and
prudlsb New England old maid was an
exhibition of character acting long to
ho remembered and proved his ability
along that line beyond any shade of
doubt. The play was well staged in
every particulul. the horse race in the
last, not being extremely realistic and
exciting. The supporting company was
excellent and the specialties introduc-
cd between acts were good. Thursday
matinee and night: Uncle Tom' 8 Cabin
will be the bill and Satuiday night.
David Higgins, in His Last. Dollar.
HIS LAST DOLLAR.
A play of the South, dealing with
characters true to that soil is promised
in “11111 Last Dollar.” which comes
to Hoyt’s 'i‘hentro Saturday March 17.
The story of the play is one of the
love and intrigue, Wall Street specu-
lation and the sinking of a. last chance
on 11 horse race, which is actual run
on the stage in tho Fourth act. The
chief characters are those typica iof
tho bluo grass rt'glou, which we have
learned to 10111 through their associn
lion willi romance.
CASTORIA
For man. and children.
1111 111111 You Han Allin: Bound
Bears the
Signature of _
AN ILLUSTRATION.
it originally cost.”
Gi'ot e—“Thut‘s right."
“Wei. 1
get ..
“Why. you‘vo got u wifc
y ou. ”"—-— Youkci' s Statesman.
r0“
SURPRISE.
is surprised by his defeat."
“Yes." answered Senator Sorghum
"We are 1111a little unreasonable ii
that way. What he should bu 1-1111 prin
ed at in his election in the first place."
——-Wachlngtou Star.
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY
Platner & Bradley, Proprietors
'i'nEnn's A' REMEDY nuns; Eon YOU
any a 1311:: a! spit-o Powder
'- int i duct
.21" .111 1.1m 11:. ..
“film
msfi wmll
Rodd—=1 underntaiid it. takes more
to keep that automobile of yours than
don't want anything that,
takes more to keep than it does to
haven't
“1 common that. member of Congress
mat
' uni
4% I rlt’l
1111111 A. 111.11.. Walton, the tie
11111.1 candidate for governor in 1904.
wan tamarind“ in 11,11 intoiviow yesterday
’1)“Q11ndidly. 1 do not. believe any
democrat no mattbr how pi'onilnont.
can be clcctod at the coming also on
or in it good many years to conic
state is republican now. all are New
Haven city and New Haven county.
11..."...- in u long tiino.
“in New Haven,‘ particularly. the
icmocratl‘c party has not» recovered
mm the losses it auctioned at tho
time of the Bryan campaign. 1 I can
Haven men who at that time were
pnomincut democrats They woull not
stand for the silver plank. and i'itbi
over to the republican party. Allthcsc
haw been republicans evor since. and
will undoubtedly continue to be.
“The majority of the young man
growing up are being made rcpubli-'
can votcra The is ublicans have the
running of the conical machine in
tliclr bands. and the large number of
tforolgncrs nrriviuz here are 1.19an
reklstar‘ad as republican voters. Young
~liisli fellows. growing up. are being
made republicans although their fatty;
era beforb them Were demo rats This
in the way things are got .aud 1.1111
republican party is steadily growing
stronger while the democrats are 1011-
int; proportionately.
"The republican party has its oili-
corn and boards in power This is a
significant thing. for possession is
nine points of the law. Now, take
held in the city of Now Haven. for in«
stance. Where would the democrats
go to get 11 large enoughfund to see
it through the campaign? 1 can re
member the time and not so long ago.
either. when I could step out of my
office and in a few minutes get three
oerour thousand dollars for the demo
cratic party. 1 could not. get two hun-
dred in an afternoon now.
“The mayor is always good for
$500, the corporation counsel is good
for $860. or at least he was when 1 held
the position, all the offices in the city
hall are good for greatei 01 smaller
amounts With the republicans now
in power. it is difficult to sec whom
the democrats Would go for their cum-
palgn fund.
“Statewide, the. republicans have
boon winning by large majorltica for
a number of years and appear just ill-1
strong as over. In view of all thosn
'acts,‘ 1 do not think there is a chance
worth mentioning for the democratic
making a showing at one next. elec-
tion. At least. that is my opinion now,
and I do not run for the office when
it. looks as hopeless as it does now.
"This municipal ownership talk of
'l‘hnyel' lliid McNeil 111 my opinion.
will not. constitute a strong plank in
thé party‘ .-. pliilfoim next fall. Partit-
iilui'ly in1 Conncctlout. the people will
not vote for the taking over of ii an
chlsos by tho cititi's, counties, or tho
state. There are throc cases of peo-
ple who will not vote for municipal
ou'neiship or municipal ownership
cahdidutes The first class consists of
officers and members of Corporations
which now have concessions. The
second class is made 11p of people who
thtnk there. is enough 0111112111 mu-
clilnory and enough poop c with polil
[cal jobs.’1‘lio third class consists of
the working people who consider that
they are paying high enough taxes
now.
“When 1 make up my mind to take
this matter of the. govornot‘ship aeri-
ounly.” said Mr. Robertson 1n c1011an
"1 will let. you know and fht'fb 1 may
halve something to say.’
1510 1101' 91-: inroaso UPON.
Foley It 00., Chicago, originate
Honey and Tilt as a throat and fun
remedy. and on account of the grant
mncrit and popularity of Foley' 5 Honey
Tar many imitations are offered
to the genuine 'l‘hcse worthless iml
tatlons hove similar sounding names
Beware of thcm. The genuine Foi-
oy'n Honey and 'l‘ar is in a yellow
pa’ckaao. Ask for it and return any
substitute. It is the boat remedy for
at3111111111111 colds. Plulated’n Dru:
re.
FLOODS CAUSED FAMINE iN JA
PAN.
b
N. Soto, on Hll Way to Ruuia. Tnlla
, of Conditionl.
CHICAGO. March 13.-—N. 81.110. first
" St. Potorsbui'y stopped 11: Chicago.
‘ yesterday. on biawuy 1011111111 whom
,‘ he will assume his official 1111 text. 111.
Sn said that motion conditions in
’ tho. help i'cct-ivud from other nations.
. "We wish lo express to the Maori
., can pooplc our gratitude for tho gen-
' pro 11 conii 1111111111111 of money and sup-
bll which huye been no liberally coir,
triliulod by them for the purpose of
‘ relioviug tho awful conditions which
huVo prevailed in Japan 011111: to the,
inn." said M Soto. "The calico of
" the 1min. was the enormous quantity
of 11111 which foil 111111 season int
do of Japan. The resulting fl,
. ed the riot: crop. and the people
, in any parts of the empire, ha‘vo
I '. its 101112110115 by wiry ambit."
, die in lam 1111111116111 101 lack ,of food
An luau-1315111111111“ has been roomi-
ltd 1111' untrue tbcrpfon ex-
poclm 11 good cm a rich next year for
its water will 1. tot-till iii the moun-
table to be ultimately mod for the tr-
1 MI. W
h’mllLd that :ia’fi’fiulhmw fol will;
limit.
and i do not think there will be any :
name you offhand soveial score of New .
pod '.
. secretary of tho .lapunosu lcgatlou at. 1
i, J11 in are being rapidly rollovud with 1
WM .1 1.1111111.
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have anal tangle“ at
We 11111151119113 '
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Mr 111111,
For 131111111411 £1
cents. lit'a’r- Mil urn
New York, kale hoopla
St at on.
take no others.
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polars.
mt 111111.
is”?
big-h tilled”l or
d rumoured“ 11. 1193311111th ,
litre oral ya which hay
than we 1.1111111113193191:
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Blaiued from your méd-lcinn and
vbuch for t a truth of the statement
yo and. 1111 flrat used it "
Prion 50
611.. Buffalo,
for the United
Romanibor the noble—«moan s—-—and
DIERS.
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ad that. he, annuities
lfiill, near Jolo,‘ 39,.“
shields in the band“; to
Major-Gen. 111101131111
of the women {Wor'é’
their sex could not
partition with which
Wood says:
man 01 child except in
sex.’
full explanation of the
sent a lenghty reply of
PRAlBE cacti
25 West Main
duty to let you know
in my kidneys.
severe that l
the good Cornell's Kldn
used some.
may and bladder iroubl
Youfil'
' 0.
March 10. 1906.
NEW YORK March
who describes herself
Smith. aged
pi'iotor, in in a 31111011
is believed to be
ing.
airy
and First St 1' not.
means of rcntorutlves
her money and jewelry
from her.
ntipallou. often culls 1
New Life Pills.
comfort. 26c at F. H.
Norwalk, and E. P. W
drugglats.
work for tho Chicagim
'l‘h that; 'l-
outilii 1‘. 1111.. w
tr chins.
amployoil union and
whore non-union mph
interfacing notional! ‘1
downtown district.
Sudan 1?
in the highest to
Paddling that ya ’3’
trial. There
til"
at: of occult“
chill and as o'
1' 1an by fit-Hum
and 1110 M WW
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GENERAL. W6QD DEFENDB BOL-
““1
be, létln
Another confusing public was thé
being thrust through me.
was weak and feverish.
twenty five
wife of a Bridgeport. Conn.
who live in 'l‘onth sli'
unable to describe the happenings just
before she was found on the sidewalk
but told the hospital authorities that
she had been given poison and that
EMPLOYERS scout:
Vto'r To 1’
a...
. 60
Say. Moro Women Wore Ami-ed an
M1111 and Fought Desperately.
MANILA, March lit. «Major-General
Wood, who has “-tl’il'dfil has Announc-
fu respon lbillty
for the fight 11111111111111 £111,111 913::
a.
t Dir-lo
l htifl
1.1.1.;
the and
[ruin
women
the
ought, the priests having worked all
of this Moms in a musician frenzy
Man, of the Moron, tel my death and
butt: sied the 161191101111 110111111111 men
who ware relieving the wounded Gen.
“Neither in this nor any other light
has any American soldier killed
11 W0-
11 close action
when it. was impossible to distinguish
Secretary of War Taft cabled for 11.
deaths of the
women and children and Gen. Wood
Which he tore
going is the substance. ‘
m
HOME.-
81.,Nol'walk.
The Cornell Remedy Co.
Gentlemen: ——I foal that it is my
'what Cornell's
Kidney and Bladder (lure did for me.
For over a year I suffered with pains
The points wore so
felt as if‘ a knife was
My back
by and Bladder
Cure had door. for others and purch-
i now can say that 1 11m
11 well niun and recommend it for kid-
08.
thankfully.
ii. naowu.
1"
BRIDGEPORT WOMAN POISONED.
l3.—A womap
as Mrs Dora
years. the
s condition at
Believuo Hospital, suffering from what.
chinle poison-
Mrs Smith was found curly today.
lying on the sidewalk at First Avenue
When she had been
partially revived at. the hospital by
that
she came to New York to visit friends
She was
she said
cot.
had been taken
A LIVELY TlJBGLE
with that old enemy of the race, Con
11 Appendicitis
To avoid all serious trouble with Stom-
ach, Liver und‘Bowels, take Dr King‘s
They perfectly rez-
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1' 1.80mi
Bonita
cod Norwhlk
111111311110.htm 111. ~Employerb,
scored the first open shop victory of
the your against a labor union yonter
day when 150 ptri era rein
Miéon Company.
a played on
6111, quilting Ib’llt 0111' y in
December when the Company 1' his
in to agree to employ only union
16¢"
The Edison Company for yearn 111111
non- -unlon men
indlnurlminaioly. The union. in an at.
tempt to force "closed shop" condi-
tions in all departm'ehff‘l of the blx‘ con-
corn called strikes on all buildings
working
com pie
it'l’io’tlic
tion of largo building; contracts in, the
i.
Swill
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1111 tint- and I *
red 11111111-
Arctlc at...
u. .
,Tboll‘
lO
i heard of
hotel pro-
OPEN SHOP
cello
yo 7:111:11:
if". .;a pity. of
1 “I 3;???” “1...!“
master mom that .‘d
lion. and neural servlcé mo are 611;
. oiled. Arron:- will probably follow.
"1’6““: 1
left a frelnht train 111
1111110 paéido Wilt Will t
glbllllfl (’1’? the 11111111491111; *1!
her with from a. tool ’hb
3,th post office, about 20,1) yards lstant
a hcav iron crow bar and also a
11111 111111
glaciated. but their work on so well
hated that no one nuabfiflnd tltigt
nit-1111.115 was wrong. It till 0
authorities have. been dbl; 15 nicer-
taln not a soul in Falqiold know of
tho presence of the burn an liutl yes
lorday morning when cyldbncen the
crime were discovorad by it". llh‘.
A, heavy cal-rinse robe 111111.111
contly ho oyac 111111111th up well son
with water and wra‘p‘po 1111139117
””110 tulle after the combination knob
bid bean smashed off and the orifice
filed with ultra-almanac.
toyo. situated ordinarily ,llbolil. 3.1V?
a cousin 0‘: yards. There was no fire
ntho stove, but is was; so
inhat it might have bimodal; i move
manta of the miscreants. Thé expip-
door plates togeth or 11de
iorior of the auto 'wi
compartments 1181111111
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ichil‘dr‘éh 111 t .1 mail)! guard against an . t .17 13111.,
om were little .9 fnocéw accessible. The rift-on: filth d
.ulty ’ocau‘sio‘ thli'. or it" “glib theih but 11.111111 bottom of the safe. y
steel door and a cam
niinlllllll'a sills. bthlm
roar! tools the b”rl¥”l’i’ut
combination knob, o 1..
snapped flush with the surf,
door and left no room for pouring in.
of ultra-glycerine The door, however.
is half an inch within the frame of the
strong 11011,, and its eases millet. to
closely with the strong box that it is
practically air tight. Attempts to pour
the powerful liquid into this receptacle
failed. and youterda ,whén the safe
soaking through the soap.
Before the strong box was tried a
door near the top of the autumn
a few stamps, the only spoils obtain
ed were removed.
luveatlgatlou by sheriff Buikloy has
led to the discovery that. the burd’lars
alarm wires connecting the post office
with the residence of Mr. Pickett.
few rods west of the structure, have
boon out since early in the week. The
fact that they had been cut was known
but no effort to repair them had been
made. It was believed at the time that
linemen working on telephone wires
had broken the burglar alarm wires
accidentally, bill now the suspicion
has arisen that the burglars who blew
two safes in Milford at an early hour
last Wednesday morning rendered the
system ineffective expecting_ to re-.
visit this section at an early hour. The
Milford burglars are known to have
passed through this Bridgeport early
Wednesday morning after their crimp
and to have boarded a train on route
for Falrfleld at the viaduct in Fair-
fluid a1 Lnllo in the Wont End.
Entrance in to the post office was
effected in such a mu‘ni‘iei' that the
burglar alarm would not have sounded
had it been in working condition as,
the window snches wore undisturbed.
The dnmougc to the safe is éatimaied at
ovei $20 0.
The. homes of Medical Examiner Do.
naldson and Attorney Cltus 11 King
are situated directly across the road
from the post office but none of the
inmates of the houses heard any sound
of tho oxplouion, so effectively did the
blankets smother the report Daniel
Rock's plumbing shop. situated in the
other half of the post office building
was unmolcsted. As yet the authori
than have not ascertained where the
blankets were obtained.
W
oocrotl‘s A’Rl 911221.111);
The remarkable recovery of Ken
ncth Mclvcr, of Vaucc‘boi'o‘. Mel, in
13 subject of much interest to the
medical fraternity and- a wide circle
of friends. He says of in cm.
“Owing to severe lnfiamtpal on of tho
'l“111roa‘t1 8:11! 00:36.30” olmtlac; Linings.
tree More ve cup c,w on.
an a but resold. 1 wall induced to try
Dr. King's New Discovery and I am
”happy to say it saved my ,llfe." Cures
316 War-tufipugl‘ilgaitd all 8011111.
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MURDERED PRIIBTO' 3001“ AT
‘ MANILA.
MANILA, March lilw’i’u'u Catholic
clorkymon have arrived from China
with part: of the bodies of the priests
who were murdered 111 the mount inal-
sacral thorn.
Barcelona. where the romaine will be
bur ed. Three small scaled. caskets
co 11111 portions of the bodied 1.1111
ashes. Ono containing trinkcta cf.
the dead prtnlto ll addressed to the
pope.
'.m
I
I
,, Until quite recently in Uruguay the
sic of bitten won the only part of. tho
cattle industry that molded any cash.
the moat being mostly discarded as of
1110’ value.
'1
1‘1' ‘
Mind to 1111.111 work on. tho m at .11
as they are termed in '
"station in Full-1111111 and 7
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Before the (marsh w» not all the
not from the safe. was moved away ,
situated .
clan burst the stool bandit: 1191111 the. _‘
Wmchflyd’l .I
fib’fim 11., ,
Wing; 1' .
was first found the g yce'rlne was still ‘
small compartment. with 11.111111 stbei ,
smashed open with the cmwbol'. and _
Bronchi- .1 ’
They are on rout for ‘
1, 11.1.. 11‘
Shades and Shading
if you should give your house a geod critical looking
over from the outside. perhaps yof will find that new Will-
dow Shatlcs will be till 1.1.1.1111... 1. flight 11:11 is who’re
we can 11pr you We are in a ponitiou to execute 111,150.81
. o1 shade work, to measure your windows and submit cstl»
niatés.
Klnfs Scotch H’olibnd" is the best imported Shading.
and be sure you get that if you want the best. 11 is the
best economy in the long run. .
'Lonsdale and Sunfast are excellent domestic Shadin‘gtl
Double-faced Opaque' is very desirable where but tong
shade can 111: had at a window. lo tivo colors give the
effect of two shades. ,
Double-faccdShadoo.’ ready to hang can be hadat, .65
and 75c.
The best Opaque Shades at 50 and 58c.
A Special Shade, really to hang at 25c,
Third floor, elevator.
This" so. or WWW??-
It has been going splendidly. The Tailetas are the
favorites. When '11 woman can buy :1 pretty; soft Tafieta
with 1111 under ruffle: oi" tafibtliic (that' s‘ editon) which adds
' to its durability, for $4. 98, she is going to have it. It will
wear all summer with her best frocks
Better grades for $5.98 and $7 75.
Tilt; milieu Carp“ Sweeper It is ccouon'. I in mally
ways to use 1. Carpet wccl It lightens the housework.
no stamping, and 111113. W‘earii '55 than from using; :1 broom,
and besides Va Carpet Sweeper will outlast many brooms
No dust and no 1111211111 oi .garpeis (3111111110111 .
Store, ,and see the Bissc l Swecpers,ii_1cy are the bust. 1.33.5131
and $3.09. , ,. . ,
‘ Pallbr Pride Stove Polls}! V’crv safe a d stillsiti.;§tl’i'i;i
for g‘c‘n‘é'ral use. It contains no soap or field .. It red
no ii1ixiiig,.but is ready to apply on ‘eitlter hot or cold
stoves. In paste or liquid form.
s‘ALu sEoms THURSDAY MORNING manta 8.191115._;
Factory Remnant
Surplué" Sale 1.
WE EXTEND TO THE PEOPLE OF THE NORWALKS A CORDIAL
INVITATION ’PO ATTEND ’OUR POPULAR“ SEMI- ANNUAL SALE OF
"FACTORY RlilMNANTS AND SURPLUS STOCK ”
THE SUCCESS OF OUR PREVIOUS UNDER PRICE SALES WAR
RANTB US IN MAKING LIBERAL PREPARATIONS FOR THIS ONE-
WE HAVE MADE LARGEJURCHA SE8 DIRECT FROM VAOENTS OF
I
1 THE MILLS AND CAREFUiJLY SRLECTED THE BARGAINS FROM OF-
mamas or run wnomssiin HOUSES.
'ro run ABOVE WE HAVE 111mb 1.1110111 ADDITIONS 1311611 61111
nai’oumn crock A'i‘ agnostic anions am) can courlonn'mt
solid oun mimics 01 AN arrhaorivn AND mortrannn potion.
AfilNG OPPORTUNITY. ,
lino 'rchKm lumen: 1'11: $111.: bonus.
contracts as: HAND 311.13.
‘ dag-Liam» m Wounds,
BUTTE. 110111., March l.3,-,-Bptto
and Monica! generally were in the
111m: int nigh of one of the worst
Winston of tho’wlnter. in this city ‘
tho 15111111111110th mm from is to 31:;
I bp 011 the mountain
cold 1'. Street V311'
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