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In this store's merchandisi
the Big JanuaryVCIearancc
planned for carefully, every
faithfully kept.
quickly turned int
to; benefit for you that should not berniseed. For
it economy counts" viiiih you in your buying. '
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A representativ
pone. Trad! Marks, and Labels for "5. 3: H.” Greent
= °" “this Following Set
out prominent from full heroism
our “ choc
Sale.
We have carefully considered the pr‘
0 cash and the stochsreduccd to thleirlowcst‘
ng there is one‘evcnt that stands
This sale is not cohfined to oncaor two dipsmnents.
every price" reduction is ‘ honestly made.
nt loss of proht snd'azsinst it we put the alum-regain of assessable goods
‘ ebb, before the annual accounting. VV The present money loss is a buy-
jdst seven working days will this sale last. and every day will be .I record maker
detail is intelligently untied.
c or The Sperry a Hutcninuin co. mules here sll‘wcek and will mum sass
s coupon catalogue listing these exchanges.
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7 3K :,
tcrcstctl and many fish
dcrgarten use;
Large sis "st soc.
Fish food
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milk that».
gathering.
The D
_ figcddonm and this event is
Waterloo oi the'stm'e. it is
and every printed promise will be
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other smaller articles.
Willa”; Tobacco Cou-
t
thysiciehs Declare V
‘ t .l. Middlebroolt.
sonnets.
in
y said he mtg
was . put under
Vrto‘be suite .
Roberth iiieuder,
clan who was the.
y was {will it
alter an exam
. ‘ “a
for M
a couldm
V movies
is members of
ordered a r (can
tor the:
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for the petitioner.
'DoForeet and Attorney W. W
Meier. that up
will; ,
It
“on“ ".Ikwaut to
liver is» Suflerlng iron.»
. le. - Dementia «Judge
' he“ insists that illeletlvtis
and Edmpromise is El-
EPORT, Feb. l.—-'l‘he petition
assistant
1' of the American Tube and
” Company, to have his father
_ uis, N. imadlebrook, used 81,
the well known members of the
. r committed Vto-the’
‘ ‘e‘As ; m.tailed in thePros
% yesterday through the re».
of; "r; W.‘»W. Gray; one of the ex-
' ph'y’siclans appointed by the
sign a certificate oilinsanity.
ht sign it lithe
‘ . , surveillance for
7“,! or two. and the examination
,u‘ggth‘at perilod‘showed the old
1" ng'trom dementia. V
‘ the family
, colleague , oi
‘ to sign the certi-
l'liatio'n made yes.
xht theMeior
“the 9-19?
.her item“! .
is client was of. sonndmlnll; .. ..
other witnesses Were‘aslted to
, scept the V' bysiciana.. . Judge
.4‘ ‘ ,. inorder’toml-
o‘ attorneys to get together. Fin-‘1 Jud
pen the suggestign at slot '
1 e] or have him admitted .th
" Home at ‘Nmmfl.
a now res
. yseinsndtnmily"
_ «it me
h‘l‘tllls could be done i
‘3 in header medical ,
iddlebrook wanted to know ‘
or: mold be keiit"’it't re-
d! the court muld‘pionllss
ldaot be cominghsclt to
with Ii'molver.md~ visitinx
' . “fl.“fltfrdfive'
as.
~ ”Rita not
thematic“ the
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and
Major went to the Soldier's Home. but
he would be of the opinion that the
Major’s mind was not sound it after
making a. promiscas a member-Vol the
bar. and old soldier not to bother his
son, he did retill‘ilillld malts trouble. '
While the proceedings were on the
old soldier and defendant was unable
to listen to the testimony because of
his deainess. To busy himself he read
. o copy of s currentmagsslns, leaving
all to Judge, DeForesi. The latter
leaned over and shouted in the ear of
his client: "Where do you want to go
to live; Major?"
go to my home. where l
llave‘alwsys lived." replied the old
soldier.
“But he can‘t. He; has no right
there. I own the property," inter-
ieoted the son.
Judge Deli‘orest asked the major it
he did not think that it would be best
for him it he wont to the Soldier’s"
Home. Major Middlebrook replied:
“All that i will say, Brother Del-‘orest.
is that an attorney is a poor client for
himsell. This whole chair is break-
ing my heart I will leave everything
to ur best Judgment." .
lie the recess was in progress all
of the interested parties got together
and AttOrney DeForest stated that he
would agree to have his client sent to
some. private institution tone; short
time it the son would pay lor'ith
Robert Middlebrook. of. Kansas a
nephew of the major, who is attending
Yale. and witches been the old mum's
companion for several days, said that
it was out of the question. as Albert
had his children to bring up, and edu-
cate. ; ' . . _ ' ...
The nephew shouted in the majors
ear: "Will u give up your $15
in an indignant:
a regiment in extonded.order.~ “He is
‘ not very insane along those lines."
Judge DeForest‘laughlngly. ‘ ‘
excited during the recess and
Judge DeForest to its
d statementto the newspapers to the
' ‘ set that the-case ,was due to stem
rumpus. The ludgel‘de'nlod girl .
interviews concerning themes
Mrs. Middlrhrouk realm.
iiiteiin bovine oldrn'gE:
draggedwer “mall 1:25:35 lgu 'i.
bras r7. .
“ Dem " is it was
, dried in
. lhfiJ
a .
month to goftow’srd 'ywr supportr": .
“No, sir." thundered the old soldier ‘
tonawhiclucould have ~ .
easily been heard the entire length of
“m," .
"flirts.“ Albert Ji ‘Mi‘ddlebrook became ‘
k tor giving s“ b
odoco Have Mien-res "rsousLs ‘
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More Testimohy Bubmittgd in
Haven Murdericase.
of Frederick Mciiann Kelley. the young
New Year's night by Samuel H. Knox
terslay that the trouble which led opt
to “19 shooting might easily have
nv rted. They we‘re liam .Dunul
an l‘rank '1‘. Gammuboth‘ oi Tyler
Cl . who werewith Kelley ,on the
night or the shooting. They aid that
Knox struck t e firgt blow. unn tea-
at he toldeiltally bumped into
K ox and that immediately a dispute
is so. Instead Vol letting the matter
drop the two menkept arguing until
Km struck Dunn. - Then. it was stated.
Kejley tried toatriltc Knox and finally
we men clinched in the street.
As. theygot‘back‘onV the sidewalk.
Knox drew a revolver " and fired._acv
co ding to the testimony, ,
(V; r." Bartlett. the medial examiner
and a; h pital attendant‘also testified
in funnel-concerning the wound in
K ley's body, and the latter in reis- 1
tlfiaovtlle clothes worn by the mur-
de ’ ~ '
men. - x .
_ Attorney. Goodhsrt, who is counsel
for. the distance. consumed a large part .
.ot a{the‘ morning session in a cross-ex-
.. ’ve lived in Calliornia"20 years.
and a
W 0!, . _
‘ ones broilers that
it
animation 0! lions and Garvin.
it‘i-iuh‘rmo eon ‘rnoosLe.
' 1P. s‘tlli southern; trouble in the
“b sores, Wounds; boils.~
M91113, . % . , V
. klen's A imVVBalvVe;WQn‘togulcltly
f writes ‘CharlesVWalters. A9323"
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fiery-case;
r‘, Sahib go
ed Norwalk. d
oi pueblo
is: w carbonated; twitch.» "new
and get relief. Nothing also
that “hi
. ”l
atths old ma thaw ‘ a ., .
Vhtl'fi'tt): the homeland- 3'
‘ hem. reason
‘m
id
1!,
New 29. 1901. List urnished lromtbe ot-
. ‘ , . tree or A. u.
now HAVEN.F‘ob;1.--Compsnions tents. Brldsevtm.
man who was shot in asstreet. tight 3"- l‘
a colored man. testified. in court was V”
been lake-lip
di g key for film cameras and roll
telling device.
to is; Carving machine; photographic
m
lll‘m- '
‘ iierbert YV. Baldwin. Seymour. sate-'
ty stop for elevators. >
hi htlatch.
in
an other looks (2); the
an em,
. ductile A. Trout,
e .~
on
" oerrorato'r. .
101's timepieces, ‘ 7' ..
regulator for time
1.“
'5” heath commencement:
is re y sacraments“?
is ,
an or train piled: When“ ‘youicsu ruse '
.‘Beware‘otji nations. See tm
’ " “till,“ but
or it ‘te '1‘
i ”pill;
V T be time for the departure of the Goldlililt.
nigh. 'l‘hc‘exhibit has been a
enjoyed igokillg at it. The chi
Fountain Fish and odd ornamental
scrvatory use in large aquariu. at low prices. ‘ ,
, water plants, pebbles and shells as desired.
corner Window arm j "
lit-cause of its beauty cvcryt'me notices it and comments
are made about it. it is not everyday one sees such a
drain of Odd sets,'ldinnc
saucers. platters. casseroles,
No so
dozens can be made up of many
mug
a”?
, “,3. Heirs
ldrcu cSpeclally‘iidvt!‘ been" ill-
en sold for school and kirk 1
ins rketl Succe§s an
have be
W“: bit tl' It‘asc for a small globe and two fishes.
varieties for con-
r
i ,“p
'i». ransom int i...
at
rawipgroom Suite is of Colonial Mahogany up-
holstered with green silk velour. ’ ' “-
'l‘llere is n Vernis-Martin Parlor Cabinet ‘mui Chair. "
'"i‘lle "Thoilsandrleggcd Table" is
,_ oi 1620 in solid mahogany. .
This group makes a very
. piece may be. bought separately if lies
a copy of the style
harmonious moth, but each
ircd. ‘ ' '
Fourth floor, elevator.
Places to close out
r plates. soup plates; cups and
sauce boats, sugar bowls, “and
t complete, but dozens and half
patterns. . '1.
.,, "All'athslf prim l
Reed ind Rush Wood Baskets for: library and dining
room fireplaces. They are very ornnliimltnl. "
. . qur‘thiloor. elevator.
.li
. . snauoflouiiler m emcee.
Clash Between Premier Guidance“
and Education Minister| lrlsmi.
PARIS, Feb. ‘1.--'»'ll‘he existence oi
the cabinet is believed to be in (lap.
germs a result of the clash. in the
Chamber of Deputies Wednesday night
between Premier Clemenceau and Ed-
ucation Minister Briana. While the
incident was superficially smoothed
over, it is learned that it was the result
of a radical divergence of views rev
gardlng the modus vivondi proposition
of the French bishops. _ M.‘ Briana.
like his chief, regards the proposition
asi being unacceptable in its. platform.
but the former believes that the war
with the church has gone insomnia.
and that it it is possible to reach sol .
, adjustment the door or conciliation
should not be'olosed. M. Briaud takes
ih position that negotiations. with
the French bishops would not lay the
.goyernrnent open to the charge of hate,
in; some to Canossa, and . than in any
event the government should pause for
the purpose or demonstratingto the
country whether the churchis sincere
. in. its desire to elfect a working so
.3“. Rockwell. Bristol. brake mech- rsugomeut. Ki. Clemenceau; “.gtho.
.g ‘ other hand, flatlyrdjects even th dis~
New Britain, scrap-’ cussion oi the bishops" reposition son
a. , . - -' favors the immediate is dance of a‘ioir.
Adolphus Buvier. Witterburyr watch. chief to the pmtecpslnotiiyiug them
- th t the condltlbuetghhlch the parish
apriests are authorised ‘: ‘
entirely ‘unaceoptabl
‘ no. oppositiontand at e cabinet meetm
:. it’l‘g held yesterdayiiepparently; carried
his point. it. Briiuul and finance Mia-v . , ~‘
inter Calilnus halo authorised to do. ‘ "
termi‘ne to whom “ ' '
else in possession
couuscrtcurmfllttrs; i. g
The following were issued January
costar. solicitor of pa-
Conn.
William 8. Mills. Bridgeport. under-
t.
hdaiph (i. Pttz, Bridgeport. multiple
ndow operating mechanism.
William M. Ammcrm :1. New, Haven
lor sowiiiggtéohlne. V .
Bornmshn. \v Haven...‘winv
art
will A. ReevesV New Haven. las-
F H.‘ Richards; Horticrd,‘ two \pn—
ling machine.
George E: Withers“, Hartford, lire
Stamford, mortise
, .
arren til. Taylor. Stamford. three
rite: Dogging mechanism for time‘
rtlse lock.
Met-idea. tug
harles A. Berry,
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iohard r. Kronlte. roe V'ruaciihssne.
odoosxsno struggles.
centre. , , .
ames G. Doherty, Waterbury,‘cigar
.fimml‘»81mn',‘Wete ur regulator
Woodruif, B'mithingtonf.
tacos. .V ,,.
Voluntown.‘ eye-'1
Oliver ‘D.
:Smith’ W; Euro ".
tissues. . . . . . . . ‘ ’
. ‘ Trade-Marks. ' ‘ ’ ., ultimately go, in defaults: the term ‘
"llamas Swan compeny'LSeyjmput-sco . flan or culturalassoelstigaiunderth -
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jodgedools. , , . - .
, .wliMhlnM:flomahy.Maucbaster
vlng sash ‘
lulne . w
’ brats
evertlielessi unconcerned
' 5 Wish: div
an
H ,
usual-(eons cor rooLso.
0W, “1&4!“
timer literals-3e . '4
to. shuttle oven
10 'lm ~33. irresistible
. intolerant». i
‘ “su thsthc 'bss- » -. ‘
‘. 'wntrsh runs '51 seniuernicss. ;
wemw: A coop LINE m on lossnANGINeVVi-‘no'iassc rosette.
wi'ru hank-cows enter-:3. owes AN EXCELLENT} OPPORTUNITY
i xi an -,
. i we is: cruel. swine srsclAL voices 5 on - nineteen:
., . W . 3,49%. .
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