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Evening sentinel, Saturday, February 2, 1907 · page 2

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""111“ Unmatched Bargarn Opportunrty of the Whole Year
Sale Begins Saturday, January 26: and Ends

on the Followrng Saturday Night

In this store’ 5 merchandising there rs one event that stands out prominent from all other bargain occasions. and this event is

the Big january Clearance Sale. This sale is not confined to one or two departments. but reaches every section of the store. It 15
every detail rsjntclligently handled, every price reduction is honestly made. and every printed promise will be
faithfully kept. _We have carefully considered the present loss of profit and against it we put the ultimate gain of seasonable goods

, quickly turned into cash and the stocks reduced to their lowest ebb, before the annual accounting The p‘rcsent money loss 15 a buy-
ing benefit for you that should not be missed. For just seven working days will this sale last, and every day will be a record maker
ii economy counts with you in your buying

«For...flouuework Gowns
A well 1111111111 cotton fabric, which wears like. ton and
looks like now after each visit to the 111111111111: “in: cloth
is (ialalca, and you rcurcmbcr it but we have new patterns
for spring. stripes, checks and plain. 1
.\ lrorrucwm'k 11111111 is :1 simple .1flair.c;1~;v at the throat
tr‘inr lilting, 21111! with rrrodcralcl) short slct'v us and you can
:oblrrin thc pattern for one at thc liattcrn $11111“an
. Price for Galatea. 1511a your: ' “ ‘1?
Patterns, 15c.

hi,

. .1. '1 1.1 111111.111!!!
Folding Card and Se‘wing Tables.

The Burroughs Folding Card Table is the favorite. It
is nurdc wcli,goo1l to look at, r1111bc1'—frmtc1l~1ur1l quiet on
hard wood floors. \‘i’h‘cn not in use it can 111' loldcd and
put in a closet P1 111' $3. so and 11p. .. ~

Oak Folding Tables of regular 511131521111.

Card Tables wt ti: denim topgs and metal corners,$.'..1x1

Folding Simin Tables, $1.00 and .19.. "

l'ourth floor. elevator.

Warm Knitted Pettiodets.

$2. 50.

 
 

Wool ilanncl petticoats with saloon llounccs,
Extra heavy wool skirts $1. 50.

(idling flannel skirts, 351:" ',
. l' louuccd outing flannel skirts, 58c.

(olorcd kniltcd pctticoats red hl'.11'k 11nd vrhilt“, $11.11)

With colored borders. $1 50. . 431

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Main woOl skirts, 751:.-

Plaiu outing ilanncl, 50c.

Men’s Blanket. Bath Robes.

V'llrick and warm, the very kind 1111 winter and .11 gou-
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. 11111111 Curtis to New London
Next Friday

 

11 new order of things: in 11111 121.1111
, VllV, pleats court. civil sirlc, went into
thhls morning. Judge Howard B.
Emil presided as indicator the first
111‘ the short calendar session,
announced that ho Would assign
_ s for next week and 1m proparcd
:7 them. The appointments

0 lussembly.
. Goes to New London.

ltdgo Curtis will enter upon his (his
in the Superior Court next week.
‘ ll'l lake Judge John H Thaynr's
isometric which brings him to New
on for the February term He will
‘ a short calendar one
odzry and will assign cases for
11 week following. '

nexr week. He wrote and offered
ve Judgc‘ Crrrtis of the duties
Qi'm. as It was his home county,
Judge Curtis only accepted a week
in offer“ Judge Thayer' presided
the .ohorl calendar session in New
Vdon today and will try cases next

First Criminal Term.
Mlowiug tho New London iorm
rise (‘ru'llu will have his that taste
criminal business. l"or ho gut-'1'. to
Mfor'd to pr'csldn war the March
or the crimluul supci'ior' court
:11 rounlv April will find him
. dlosex county for tho criminal
.1111 he followed by 11 civil turn: in
33 county. -Vfl‘lr1'u for tho wind
the court, your he will preside
, rimlnalnnd civil term or the
r‘court in Litclllield County,
star session.
iflurry Congratulations.

l

! hls’servicc upon the superior

 

the. members of the bar

ties. Future movements
Hanged with the other judges
supreme and superior courts in

his appointment Judge 9111111:
vea congratulati s on all

 

e—observed that at the very 1

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V“OUR BACK YARD." EH.

JUDGE CURTIS, PLACEV {Mr. 0' Brien Disagrees With Editor

 

Clark of the Courant.

l HARTFORD (‘onn. Feb. 2.’-~l"or'111c1'
1111 on Common Pleas Bench- ~1' 11.1; 111...”: 111.111.... 11

Hr ldgcpor'l, whose pr (spotted

b.1111 brought him into cousidt'mblr-
"look a fall
. 311111.111“ Charles Hopkins (liurk. editor
;of the Hartford (.‘orn'anl, 111,. :1 hearing:
11.31.... the special

two years ago to formulaic 11 direct
ipr'hualy act in which tho two yours of
‘\\"01k by 11111111: 1101011 jurist, 111111 :1 pair
of widely known editor's was rather

prominence in the Silllt‘,
hoard
roughly handled.

_ Mr. __ O'Brien :1 pponr'crl
committee as president

ed at .1 specific vuluc.

9[3f(1_

’l‘hut not as

the 11111.6 1'. total

It would also prohiblt some of the
other parties from naming state oili-
car's, not only because they haven’t rhe
requisite number of votes. but also be
cause it will cost each party under the
111.111. the sum of 313.000 and more, the
provision being that the sum is to ho.
”turned if certain conditions are ful

llllm‘l.

"Thai will absolutely prevent any in-
dependent candidate from running for
in tho 11111111. unlursu ho is very
V O’Brien.
is intended to prevent. (his
gunimtion of numerous parties and to
provr'nt independent mm. from huviug
tlrcursclvou nominated for slain otl‘rcos
morr'ly bot-11112111 they want lo‘rVuu for
the 011100 and - not; with any hope of
winning." Mr. Clark explained

other:
Wt‘fl.lill,\',"
"ll.

conunonlcd Mr.

the idea of the committee

Then Mu.
‘Mr. Clark.

"1 want ‘to call the gentleman's a‘t-v“
tender: to one tact." said he. "It isn’t
playing in his back yard. or anybody'o
{buck yard.ro1' 11111 elector to min for
zany office he pleases. That particular
llmclr' :11'11 belongs to every elector 111‘
,lhe 5t 111.1111: every elector “in the state
has the constitutidnel privilefge or run
office to which ho‘ is no-

111113 for 8.11-

0' Br ion of

appointed

buforo
of tho Prohi-
of ghllionists of the state, in opposition to
11 Scott to this c'ourl and (ifdrrdgelscclio11 of 11111 proposed act.
V 11rd B. Curtis to 1111' Civil Superior provides that all candidates for office
V thrc confirmed yesterday by the on the slate ticket, must fllc with a
designated official a designated 1111111 of
money our-.11 state, other: living assess
The portion-
'ur'c hinted to those. polling .1
high percentage of the lotal vote of the

for mulnlod
wool: ,qu O Brien explained entirely prohl.
1111 the Pr"ol1lbition Party from putting
11p my ticket at elections because they
didnt poll the requisite vole out of

that
those men want to play in our back
y'rud they ought to pay for it. " ‘

O’Brien "handed one" to

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Mill , Succeed Commissioner

rotor 11121.

County Board}

HARTFORD ll‘nl). “Ev-ll only 1111111111
tho ulguutm 11 of tho gottcrnor to 111111111

loliu Brophy of llidgofiold commis-
sioucrolcct to succeed Charles H.
Prefix .lr' . ol‘ Duirburv, when the term
of the latter cxpiros on July 1.1111111.

'l’hc hill 11111111111; Mr.BrV1V1pl1y was of-
lured in tho house 111111111111 pushed un-
1101‘ 11 suspension 01' 11111 rules. It was
then trannmirlrd to 1110 58111110 where
it 311111 1111111101] undi'r' 11 Suupcuslou of
tho 1'.ulos

There was no opposition in either
horise. S uut‘ur Ddrouri such... he
lime the 111' was taken in the senate
irrnd suid that, if the majority always
gilleselllcd 11 1111111 11S upright :13 Mr;
f-llrophy for tho positlon of county com-
Vimlsal1111e1',m for any other office in
tho slute,V the minoillyV fould always
3111-1 glad to‘ Support 111111.111: called for
a rising vote and every senator utood
i111).

1110

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ralhor

would

NElGHBORS G‘OT FOQLED.
“l was literally coughing myself to
advath and 11.111 1113131111111 too worth to
leave my bed; and neighbors predicted
that I would never leave it 11511111; but
the) got fooled. 101 11111111.: ho to God
i was induced to try Dr. Kings New
Diricovury, ll5 took just {our one 1101
1111' bottled to‘V Completely (11111: the
lwrlgh and rectum- 11111 to ‘good sound
lheulth"
(lrovurlown. Stark (‘11.. 1nd.
King 111‘ coughs and coirixtr11'r's..1ud'

 

or

Soulli 11111111111
'uf’gg‘isis. 1'101'

cud bv 11.11.11.111...-
11. P.W1»cd.Nr1rwullt,,
and $1 00 Tidal boll ‘frtlr.

1111:1115“ cunré'rmu rpomhv CLba.
1.1131 Sunday (11111.11 11 wank 1). 141'-

 

"lt is
it "

thin or thel V‘subject', John Rumble: To»
niorrow.,Mscl’srla11d will diacusfi
The Her y Trial of Dr.'0rapsey.~"rlro
subject'wlll , certainly'nppeal 1‘to‘ 11 good
number- of. hearers. . All men are dorm:
dially welcomed to“ those murmur:
which are held every Sunday noon in
the South Norwalkficobgregadong.
Church. and "close romptly‘ 11:. V

o’clock ' c ,

 
 
 
 

' '- All 11161111111111“

 

Peix as Member" of Falrfielrl

it was not wanted

w‘ritcs Mrs. l‘ya Uiu'hphcr. of
This 5“

11(13ch of, lir‘rorrl. 1111 liniusiu "hr in V
i i 1%? the anidou l’uro Food ‘uud in 111:

113.1 made a very lnlercatlns' presenter"

Emir?” Mill: arm
o e, 1511 a 1
.. meeting of the ally

 

A representative of The Sperry -& Hutchinson Co‘. will be here all Week 111.1 will exchange Soup Wrappers, Tobacco Cou-
pons, Trade Marks, and Labels for "S.- & H. " Green Trading Stamps. Ask for a coupon catalogue listing these exchanges.

 
 
 
 
 
 

PROVIDED FOR

I

. Sir AllredVJones Doritos Charges Made

During sKlngstou Disaster.

‘ LONDON Fri 1. L’« Sir Alfred .lour's.
.iulur licuulkvr “11.111111, M 1’. 111111
other prominent moo ur'i'ivud :11 1111111111
11'1d111 on 111111111 tho utcumfir
Kingston, [1'qu l<ipsr~11or1..l.u11aiczr

They have yield details of the earth-
quake and 111111111011 111111111111 tho Cllltl‘
303 Sir All'l'r'd‘s purty Inhuuruncly
treated Americana at. Killgislou.‘ Sir

VAllr'r'd said it was 11 "nroustrouVu" stu-

lome‘nl ”Adding:

"The ship was: crowded from end to
end with rloud'.1nd 11y!11t“.'.1u order
11) provide for those we but! to keep
all our passengers ashore :11. 11 hotel
for lwo days. Several A erlcuns who
were hurt. were limped 11 board lho
’m‘t Kingston. and we provided other"
Americans who sought. shelter undoi-

“um 1111911 of our \vhnr'r with mattrussou

and supplies from the Ship and 1111 111-111
ed guard to insure tlrcir'u11Cr1rity.Sc
vorul Arircrlcuus lurked us what they
had to my. but we told them they
Erotic Welcome to everything we could
0'

Sir Alfred 11.1.1 111 considered that
Governor Swettonh‘ in did everything
possible under 11... extraordluu‘l'y, ooudi

‘ tlons incident to the Womt‘hqu‘ttko. and

added: f'l do 1101. “11111111111 correspon.
dence with Admiral Davis wris one the
governor thought would even be 11111.ng
public by the American 1.11.1111: who.
11 course. was 1111111111113 to 1111111111111
11 (1 his duty in offering aid and. when
Vwcnl. away."

 

_SPZECI‘AL' ANNOUNCEMENT RE-
(1511311111 THE NA‘r‘r‘oNAr. PanE
. 1 DOD AND «DRUG LAW
”We um plenum 1o 1.111111111111111 that
Vlroley’e'lllonoy 1111.1 'l‘ur for 111111111111:
11111 .1er itrrréerrrrhlor; is not affected

 

 

low .111 11 11111111111111 no opinion or 11111111

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it. its ‘11 onto dismody :Vtor. rhlldwml“ and

11.11.1111 Plalotcd'n- mug Low and "l 1111

Clifford l’Vli‘urrurVrcy, ' ‘ . fl
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eVéVWAoe VVIN ws'rgnumms moo-
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' DOVER
Whlch‘ has just- become pubiioiha} for
cbgnly’ {our hOuru Wain}

 

 

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V11 mmkull Dam?l 0 “1.91 Smithg 1 W“. 1 mil" t9 11 l: M l w ‘o‘rs noon to behold. .
‘Vya eep caning. . 1111111 1w 3m rencerpto e: Whom grooves: . ‘ “"cv'r ‘ 1
. tor onlll: ol the political party willch. , A1111, rear-11mm ,C VlVJVOI-l .1 . , ‘-
V 1 1. in o‘ml‘rmtes‘lhbu As the representative, 3. -, An up..." , .. 31%” 111V, “Hm".
are 11311, I learner: :1 Val able 0! it growing political .party and 1111 1111. Derttfu‘ V: 11‘ y, r. e ‘ V1153 whom“
ltes John Pleasaiit ol' Ma‘g- [elector at Connecticut, I protect azalnwir to 1111111. Tfiluldlltto Glimmrd Pharmacyfind 1: Vet . 1i“ out wt t deception.
.1: ,V “‘1 then began taking Dr at the including of any such section in he Bridge ”Index . ""10," 6 '81:: 1111 $1.00 hotl ea. The (311%

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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not VI find lln'mf'
prybody. (1.111111111111111 .
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ilr rll'liguhxwlu

ya It‘s 11 story that
arried and'llred

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91111111111! the longer the primary election. or any other

election 1111.",
The ('orutriilu-n .uskcrl Mr.

111: to who! Would he nailpiaclory to his
regard to thrill, 11911101). 111111'

115 would bra rutlutaclm'v
the whole section stricken

party 211111
ho 111431111
hutlp litre

from the m‘éauur'e.

 

Bdldfin‘murrluge afwuuiau‘lr. 11 mm:
11111111., up,” 111111111159 111. .1 pew deal.

 

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‘ BARBER 119.10 cm ARBON CHARGE
NlilW lih “FBI 347*‘Nirmin letl
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1mm 11 1111 up Wednesda

lulghi, wants: “fir; “ 1e Clll‘ 1111111
icrterdava‘u “pit! ‘ 11111111

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me new: Meir. or: the charge .11? 111111111

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to Male 1111111111 1111' .111. ‘ t: then 111-131
y’uru- today. An additional sentence
11 112,111 11:11 11-11111: hlmmfor' 1111211111111

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

‘0 AND lNJUR-

‘ Panel Dismissodior Week andVV

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N H Feb 2r’l‘hé filling:

Wm ill“? {’3‘
keep River .onwmrm by new“): p

v“! V will, a;
liter on. 111 Blon' :;

 

$5 00 Robes for $3 50. $7. 50 Robcs for $5. 00.
Haberdashery Section. near Alan: 5:. door.

 
 
 

 

 
 

Do not forget the fine display of Lace Gowns. T he
1'11'1pula1 fancy runs to 1:111: and not for evening gowns ’1111'
51.1115 of Robe Dresses arc in one piccc, widc11 circular at
the 1111110111. .11111 close fitting at the hips. There 1.»; one scam
to be sewed Marlo ovrc :1 silk uridcrslip thcsc Lacc Robes

 
 
 

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Court . Cases Assigned-

13.1111 Towels, Face Towels,
Lockwood Case Down

‘1 V 1 and Wash Cloths.

‘.ludgr- Ralph Wheeler has rzrboul
11111111: up his 11111111 that the lawyers

do protest too 111111111 :11 1.1.3.111 to cull
111g a jury llo 111.111 oVor 1111- Whole
innit list of jury cursors dow'u for trial
vordcrdnv at the short culeudur sols

stop (or nrrvt w.1~ok

And so the jury will conic in 11 wool.
1.1ler'arrrl 1"111111 cursors W1 1c put down
tor'Vtr'irrl next week. There was 111111111
to got cases oil in“ Bridgeport 11nd 0113
you were out down.,1hreo each for
Tuesday 11nd “V'cducsdrry 111111 (lye for
Thursday. '

There was another 11ml: till ho
tween States Attorney Samuel Fos-
sender: and Judge John H Light ov‘er
tho Lockwood uppeirl.llotl1 gentle.
11101 became rather wail-111. Judge Light

he hurt told C‘el‘talit thing‘s to Mr.
l‘cssunden rind tho 1.1111.» 1111111 he did
not. believe 111on So Vt crc 11711:: 111 gu-
lug! buck and truth over the consign-
111011111! the 1211110.?

Judge Wheelou flunlly decided that
the case should be specially put down‘ ,
for trial on Wednesdfiy February 27‘.

 

“SAN- K‘NIT- ARV" is JU$T WHAT iTS NAME lMPLlES—~A SANI-
TARY KNITTED (NOT WOVEN) FADRIC MADE OF THE FlNEST SE-

LECTED corrou mans—cum kurnELy new PRINCIPLE.
“BAN-KNITARV" FABRIC rs ALEPTIC‘ AND SANITARY IN THE
'1 1‘ 1:11:15:

l‘SAN KNlT—ARY" TOWELS DO ;NOT LiNT AND REQUIRE N0 iRON

anvoEa‘rV sense:- 0!" THE wonois.

ING. SlMPL’Y SHAKE OUT AND FiDLD AFTER LAUNDERING.

“BANENNiT- AVsRY" TOWEDS ,REi MADE VVlN VARIOUS SIZES. RANG-

1N6 IN PRICEV FROM 101: TO 5005 I

 

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ll 1. “BAN KNIT-ARV" WASH VCLDVTH S 56 AND 10:; EACH.

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Other jur-Vy‘a: gurllonls more as :1 «up.
bllo‘ws: For Febg‘V ryl 2‘——’llmothy ., R‘S‘ALé '
Dnhalmrs ripper: from 111611.11. Stat -

of (31111111111111: vs. 1.11111: 1111.: other
(1111115111 1281111111111 “vs urr"y‘l)‘up1i’o.
The, assig'urrionr or court criseu is .111

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Margaret 1111111111111va Mur'y‘

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111111: 13.11... York. New Haven and
Hair'ii‘ord Railroad-Bowman Matthegzg ,

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