AGAIN WE ANNOUNCE A SEMI-ANNUAL MILL ‘END AND SURPLUS SALE, AND SHALL ENDEAVOR TO MAKE THIS AS IN-
1 TINESTING AND PROFITABLE TO OUR PATRONS AS ANY THAT HAVE PRECEDED IT. THE RAPID ADVANCE IN THE PRICE OF
COTTON GOODS MAKES IT DIFFICULT TO GIVE ATTRACTIVE PRICES ON THESE GOODS BUT WE SHALL PUT OUT SOME EX-
‘ OILLENT VALUES DESPITE THE PRESENT ADVANCED COST. IN OTHER GOODS WE ARE SURE YOU CAN FIND AMPLE COMPEN-
O‘TION FOR ANY APPARENT LACK ON THE COTTON GOODS BARGAINS. YOU HAVE BUT TO COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES.
. BARGAINS IN
Bleached and Unbleached cottons.
, Pillow Cases and Sheets.
"Wash Goods.
India Linens. ‘
Anne]: and Turkish Towels.
Counterpanes.
Hosiery.
Ribbons.
Embroideries.
Laces.
Flannelette Goods.
Ladies Shirt Waists.
Ladies’ Fhis.
Special Attention is called to Bargains in Bugs.
All prices here given are Special for this Mill Remnant and Surplus
Stock Sale and are fer Cash Only.
SPECIAL trams EACH DAY.
A Dickerman 8:
84 Washmgton Street. Tel. 446.
GERMAN FEDERAL COUNCIL.
BERLIN Feb. 28. Whanc'ellm vou
Buelow presided today at a meeliua of
the Federal Council at which the ques~
tion' (it the succession to the tlnont
ot‘ the Ducy of Brunswick was con.
sidered. The council decided tumul-
111011st that under the present circum-
stances no member of the llouse of
ion
fibhth Noeralk.
DEER DOING MUCH DAMAGE.
BROOKLYN Conn” Feb 28 ————-—Fox
hunters of Eastern Connecticut, espec I
tally In Windham county, find them-
- solves considerably handicapped by
. the numerous small herds of deer. as
their dogs cannot resist the tempta-
tion to follow the, deer. thereby losing
*state and in sot whole. ~ ‘ ' ‘“ ‘
[shards huVe been ruined by the hurt I BULL ”BI-LED WIDOW.
gty animals which cut the bark and
the tender twigs Several large herds
have been reported in this county one
of those frequently seen consisting of
a. big and several doc. Farmers are
saying that they will pay no attention
to the law this spring. but will protect
Thought Flor Alone.
MIDDLETOWN Feb
lingsworth yesterday.
the, fox trials. The deer are doing then crops no matter how many deer Cumbeilsnd will be allowed to succeed near the barnyard Saw.
the have to be kIlIed. tramps.approached her.
to the throne of Brunswick.
f 312“. damage in this section of
She Was Threatened by Tampa. th
28.—-—Tho
Widow Stannard's big Devon hull was
munching hay in her barnyard at. Kil-
The widow was
when two
“is the old man at home, madam?"
Ilotllrn IIbitobfi. .Itnl 011111:
It» $qu std Luxury ..
ileum Mining Absolutely
Fireproof
W—
NW YORK. i‘ch 28.-——-“Absolute
iy fir‘eprooi ave the slmificant welds
to be seen on some oi,llic latest and
,: most up to date skyscraper hotels and
fapattments in this city:
fthese big buildings have awakumd to
the fact that guests demand safety
fmm fine as the that tedulsite 'l‘hu
tt-sult is [but most on ”it 111w hotel!
and big aputtmeut houses sate now not
only palaces of luxuty and comfort but
also models of unbutnabir tonstrut-
tion. With the additional precaution of
elaborate fire-fighting equipment.
. With its architectural features anti
complex interior arrangements, the
modern hotel has all the cha’facierib-
tics which have made the skysctapet
oiilce building in the financial district
the safest and most durable structur-
es ever put up. ’1‘ he frame work is of
steel protected from fire and corrosion
by hollow tile bricks with floors teil
lugs and partitions of porous terra cot
ta. This combination of steel and hot-
low tile has been the standard of fire.-
proof constmction in America. ever
since the Chicago and Boston confin-
g1stions.lts supremacy was more
filinly established by the disaster of
San Francisco where buildings of this
kind stood again both fire ahd earth
quake. ., «
I Owners of the mug and big apart
moat houses now under construction
here, are meeting the public demand
for absolutely fireproof buildings
More than 500 000 square feet of but
low tile have been put into one of the
big hotels now beating completion on
Fifth av,enue opposite Central Park.
Over on the \Vest Side an apartment
house my ettng a square block is equal-
ly Well provided with the fhept'ooi'ing
material in fact there is no big ho
tcls or apartment house now going up
in Hill-1.01 an) other large city in
which fireprooi'ing Is not being made
an important feature
' The importance of building fireproof
hotels can be better realised when it
I“ called to mind that 26 hotels and ti
apartment houses are deatroyed by
fire every week in the United States.
Hun-nus res rsoum.
. “I've lived in (11111011111120 years.
and am still hunting for trouble In the
way 0t burns, 1101-911, wonn s. boils.
nus opt-sins or a case of :1 es that
Bucklen' 11 Males Solve won't quickis
cure" writes Charles Walters, of hits;
bony. Sierra Co. No use hunting, Mr.
Writers: it cures every case: Guarant-
oil by F ii. Baxter. South Norwsllt.
sadly. HP Weed,No1-1ntlk druk'gtsts,
2
CERTIFICATES FILED.
Busir'eu Transacted in the Office of
Secretory of the State.
A certificate of incorporation was
filed in the allies of the secretary of
the state (fitnsdsy by the Smith .01
Barry Co. or Groton Th6 o'otspsny.
will manufacture boats and motors and
will have 11 capital of $20,000.11‘1ank
'12. Williams. (.3. H. Smith and Jane F.
Williams all of bleach are the Incor-
porutom.
A certificate of incorporation was
tiled by the Jackson Amusement Com.
oany of New London The company
may have a capital of $40 000 and the
incorporutots are lra‘ W Jackson.
°hiiip Hankey and Helena lii. but).
of New Motion.
The Meadow Brook Farm Company
of Madison with a capital of $15,000
has also filed a certificate of incorpor-
ation ’i‘he incorporators are F B..
H. W B.H.a11th.ll.tlodnr.d allot
New York
A CARD.
This is to certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money
if Foley' 3 Honey and TM fails to cure
tour cough or cold. It stops the caught.
heals the lungs and prevents serious
results from n cold. Cures is grim
cough and prevents pneumonia and
consumption. Contains no opiates
The genuine is in a yellow package
Refuse substitutes. Plaisted Drug
Store. and the Clifford Pbstnncy. "
Owut-ta of <
The D M. Read Co.
Mikkel (”7.
- 0.
Lace Curtains and Pprtieres.
Shaun'ng or New Patterns. '
Brussels Nets. Plain nets with Renaissance edges
and inserts. Some of them with the simplest flat edges,”
others with inserts, bowknots anti medallions in the cor-
nets. $3.75 to $11.00.
IriBh Points. An interesting line of new patterns.
Conventional scrollwork and ”try pleasing simple dc—
sigt1s.$2.00 to $18.00.
Chilly Curtains. whitc and Arabian, $3.00 to $6.00.
Flowered Muslim. for bedrooms, $1.00 to $1.75.
P'ortieres.
0'
Duplex Porticrcs for doorways and archways, red one]
.sidc and green the otl1cr.vcry ltandsotnc’aud riclt colorings.
Belgrade Porticres, French tapestry style in beautiful
combinations '
I California leather, unique {or hallways or den.
I I Third Floor elevator from Carpet Store.
1
Come and s... the Spring Silks.
A prominent feature, as announced yesterday is the
“Foulard family,”sl1owcrproof they are therefore durabIc.
Block and Checked Silks. plain and fancy. ' '
Bombay, Pongce. and other Eastern Silks tvh'clt are in
the lead this year.
Nouveaute Rajah, one of the noticeable silks for 1907.
“Brown Sheets." Known to the trade as the unbleach-
ed muslin sheets that after a few exposures to sun, wind.
and rain and frost. come out snowy white and prove very
. scryiceablc and satisfactory.
Full size, 81x90, 62 and 65c.
Three-quarter 51256390, 45c.
"Keep-Clean” Hair Brushes.
A Special worth 50c for 35¢.
The” D. M Readco
FOR UNIFORM DIVORCE LAWS. divorce a. decree nisi should lib enter-
ed, not to me absolute until the
important Hearing Today Before the lapse of one car which judgment
‘ Judlcl‘ry “hump“... ‘ should be set aside within the Mir on
HARTFORD Feb 28 ~11.“ hearing application of either of the parties
on the recommendations of the con "
" '1‘th in an Action 'fn‘r divorce
gross on uniform divorce laws. which
met at Washington in February of
last tear, and again at Philadelphia
in November. ‘ will take place before
the judiciary committee this after-
noon. This congress included repre-
sentatives of lolly-one states and the
District of Columbia.
Among the recommendations made
by the congress are the following:
this state by parties not resident of
the state when the cause arose, it
should not be granted. unless the
cause was 1ecogni2‘ed in the state
where it. arose. ~
2. That a divorce obtained in an-
other state by a resident of this state
purpose of obtaining such diverce for
That where divorce is sought in »
by one who goes to such state for the.
the plaintiff may, at his or her option.
be given a decree of divorce a mensa.
that is. a judicial separation. either
permanent or for such period as may
be deemed best, with right of the
parties to apply, in cans of reconcilia-
tion, to set aside such decree.
These last two recommendations
hava been endorsed by the governor
in his annual message.
It, is also expected that the Legisla-
tare will be asked to enact a provision
stating the conditions under which do
cross of divorce in other states will
be recognised in this state In this
matter there is great uncertaintyrgso
that It is quite possible that it man
may be legally married? under the
laws of one state, and nor legally
married under the laws of another.
Guaranteed to Cure Any Cough. 25c
0n ,‘hadicai Gum for Bronchitis. 50c
l0! ONI FAILURE I! I0 um
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KIIIIHDSWWMIIIIMM MM“.
TohuddOrlpoutoftbomI’mm the Jig-:0!
Canons-icy. MIWOI‘PIQ.WI-iidum _‘
him “I“. pol- UI U0. mm
. E? fifigumr who cough.
Ilimtcd son-11..
and malt Auroram to lira
250. 500 and $1.00 AT DBUGGISTS’.
. was climbing a fence and gave him
asked the hobo,- whose nose was as
ted as the tattered mufiler around his
throat.
"i‘hcro, is no man here," answered
M15 Stannard; “1 11111 the boss here."
"Oh. you are, eh?" retorted the
tramp, lcering at her. "Well. hustle
mound and get us something to eat
and something to drink too~'qulck!"
As she threw open the barnystd
gate, the humps tecognized their dun
ger. and fled down the. New Haven
turnpike. With a bellow the bull
dashed through the gate and after
them
The angry beast first overtook the
fellow with the red mutiier anti, while
the tramp shrieked in fear and agony
caught him 011 its horns and buried
him ittto a snow bank. which, luckily
tor him, hid him from the bull. broke
his fall and was cool and soothing“:
his lacetated wounds.
But the bull’s lury was not sated: it
chased the other tramp, who was run
ning like a deer caught; him as he
The complications resulting tron; such
a state of stairs concerning rights of
property and right of‘ ddidren are
very great and scandalous.
The separation pmiildeii for by the
commission merely relieves parties of
the obligation of living together” and
Who-—
ASSISTANT POSTMAOTER GENE-
RAL ES.iGN8
WASHINGTON,;Reb. 2.8.«Presidcnt
Roosevelt has accepted the resignation
of Second Assistant rectilinear-Genera
at S.Shuilenbe1'xer,» Representative
James T. McCleary :15: Minnesota. “who
is to resign from Congress at the
close at the present session, will be
appointed as M1 Shalienberget’s suc-
cessor, '
The resignation of Third Assistant
Postmaster-General Edwin C Madd en.
it is expected. will be submitted to the
president in a day or two No intima-
tion yet is given of his successor. '
a cause not recognized here, should:
not be recognized in this state. '
3. That all hearings on divorce
should be before the court. and not
before a committee.
That "psrticeps criminis" in any
action for divorce may be made a
defendant in such action. and given can be obtained by Cdtln‘ilics with the
an opportunity to be heard. consent of their church ‘i = ’1 ‘»
5. That the court may. Where it ‘ The Connecticut costumes ssoneijs 11p
deems It advisable. appoint counsel pointed by Governor ltobo' his Tat-
to represent the defendant in a. con H. Russell and ’12.? Egit-vine, 0t
noncontosted divorce suit. New Haven. and waiterE .Coe, pt
1 6 That if,“ after hearing of a cause. Stamford ’
the own should be of opinion that the
pialntii! is entitled to s; decree of
Advertise your wants it The sentinel.
Bargains tbf ictuailtt stun Still sususe tint to?
he point this tiiitiltttI. ,1 " "
a boost so forceful that he turned a
somersault into the abort field.
1 Of course the tramps did not know
that the “unprotected" widow raised 1 ,
the hall from a. calf and that she is
the only person in the neighborhood
who ventures in the same field with it.
Mrs Stannard tends the bttll to anti
ftom pnstute and it is as gentle as
Mary' a little lamb. but let a man climb
the fence into the pasture and the .
beast chat gas him litre a demon. ,. ‘
The tlamp with the rod muffler was . ,1 ‘
so badly gored that he was taken to a
physician at Madisonp who sent him to
a New Haven hospital
”I .‘ 31151 pt; nu:
Willem this Stile Daily. for [my [lay its [Iaco on Salt Booths.
tit?! but ., its III lull use.
i—W
Willie walled and Winnie wheesed.»
while wintry winds shined weirdly.
Willie wt'iggled while Winnie wheea
ad wrotcbcdl1.Wiadom whispers,
winter winds work Whomll- Whore
tore we write “Use Kennedy's Ima-
tive Cough Syrup " Nothing else so
good. Sold by Tho~ Clilord Flier
'41 90-. do Ghoulish li‘iDlANAPOl-lsg KNOW
macy and The Bridge Pharmacy. .
Norwalk Chronicler