tics moons by Victor Horton's
' ‘ or hit
‘otton u
“anther
a
partially to unmarri
. ~ ladies. Bun cit
ea styled “lira."
limit," {allowed
b
Mica y
“nu-N"...
girdles, Vice-Pres.
TURING CHEMIITO.
, U‘Ll DifliLLED
hm AAA sPintra)
, etc., etc.
1 _. salsa Agents.
Mot,
hillhfllll,
. iv. its Mann.
’ rs: nmsm
‘ Trauma.
"Mall Ct» Mill Namath
I Washl an
ionising”!!- J
' amass-s.
,....
'ifunn
scientific
m
a
; . Repair Shop
“its osmotic or. '
_ out no on'roaras.
MI: «mills were less
tboir speech. tho full
and
showed
by the vulnr
“Huh”? I!” dron-
. ritually the contract-
, tiy the contract
» "Mrs." hos prevail-
‘ worth noting in" the
, '7 lion is that about
earlier "Mrs." was
,« unintsnt daughter or
, , who died at the are or
”coded in tho parish
‘flamr‘et, Westminster.
‘ is entered as “Mrs.
11
to that a child in
a may be married on
use oi tho tltio.~8t.
. The lrirsis‘tittte’tloni “girth.” mull; atcthe m' .
Hots o arson n .Hmond up It; '
thin Edward it. Beecher on be all of ’3‘"? W
at there is a submarine
' , but just
‘Cniltld'slrabie citizens" on
list it was this Inton-
guoau'i exactly soy—-
)h‘ or lurp‘uiiho
giant's, Varnishss,
m... Coinpany.
New York City.
moot
”as that sum». silo
vs oust railroad company
$1.000 or ism. The most colossus
dents» was dons to tits stretch oi
Wstsrvliiaaad 'l‘homas .
h The alsrldoulfihorrsgdsotizjisty ran :0.
”00 on a no on ‘1, r- ‘
‘ dildos" list 'v'voéit Iand tilt?“ ' dim] .
' «MIME
Mm . r.
P. cousin, heart oi the
(Sirloin lusic company, floridou, and
Miss Evelyn Stern. dauphin}: of Jacob
Stein. ‘0! lieriden. were married in
New Yorlt city, Wednesday. Mmuryg
19,1111] are now in Washlnston on
their wedding trip. itr. Uhspin is one
at the most popular young business
men in Mormon. Miss Stern was the
cashier in her father’s store and has
a large circle of friends. ,
Twentyols born of the Second .
company, (lav root’s: Foru Gourd lolt
New Haven. Friday ntternoon. for
Richmond, Va.. to present to the their
mond Blues at handsomo clock oi colon-
lo! design that stands elsht ieet hinh.
,, l .
'Promolr‘ mailman" “ duh
fidflflmd
. RAICO'I’IU.
the company.
Apufictlierru r
lion . Sour Smgypclg'llc
Worms. ‘ ‘ .l-‘cvm'sh-
nesa whoop or Susan
rushes slot...» or
:9.-
122
-
should. be equipped with a dainty
snow white, one piece "Standard" for
cslaln Enameled lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully conveuiuet it would
b. to have hot and cold running water
in your dressing chamber, sleep
in; apartment or first lioor toilet
room? its presence would ord you
the highest dorm oi com! -
We will gladly 1|qu you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competsut 111s
chaplcs. honest and reliable.
HORACE R. NASH,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST 8T8.
Miller 8: Jordan,
REAL ESTATE
' BROKERS,
Oiiice, Hoyt's Theatre Building,
south nonwaur.
Main Office, 181 State sue...
BRIDGEPOBT.‘
Hotel Mahuckemo,
, J. 1t. cannon, up.
Servico'aud 0:;- upfront.
itstss '2 nor day and upwards
—~
Stock and General Information Ticker
Sudan Dinners. 75 Cents.
7.1. ss‘s
untitguittu
Real Estate and insurance.
We have several dacidod bargains
in lncoms producing property that
must increase inwalue with the rapid.
arowth of the town.
r. E. Lochwood & Co.
nonwnut, court,
ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR THE
Victor and Edison Ma-
chines and Records.
The largest and best assortments of
Machines ‘and Records in the Twin
Cities. "
hutiuutjt
lorfrciglu duly
On and after Tuesday, January 7.
i906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East River, New York, (tom
of Dover street), every day, .(except
Sunday), at s p. in. Freight meived
delta/rival! up to 4 p. in. and South
Norwniit up to 5:80 p. or. ' =
' For our
. Thirty liars.
EAST, it‘ll
1.3
MAY CUT OFFICIALS’ SALARIES.
____..
President Molten intimates Such Ac-
tion it Business Does Not lmprovs.
i’rosldcnt C. 3. Motion, of tho Now
linvon road, «inclining to my , much
illOlIl his conforcnco ,with President
Roosevelt at Washington yesterday.
did itivc rt statement in which he is
quoted as saying that. hit company will
probably be compound to cut notaries
thout April 1 it business conditions
hill to show unprot'cmémt nature. that
limo. ilc stntemeut toilows:
“Business in uiow, hut my road in not
going to rcduco wngos nt. present, and
will not do no unions prcnont piano and
prospects change. Wu, however, will
he compelled to out salaries. This
will take‘ciicci it, ,
‘m comps-lied to cut waxes, because
thcy have lit-on tho p’ncipnl nuiicrore
in liliiil of business, i'ctluchd comings
mil increnucd owrating carpi-noes."
in connection with his trip to Worth
iugton and consultation with tho prcni:
lout. Mr. Molten says: f ,
"i did not coll tipdu the president
rointivo to any public muttér connect-
.»tl with my luminous, hut i did call
‘0 dolivcr n meson c from nnoiher
Alerittin. As to the pinto. oi the mos-
tngc or its sender i 1 not at liberty
to any anything}! ‘ 3
Mr. Mcllcn said that tho prcsidcnt's
‘ottor about prunprmiivc trouble with
‘h‘o. railroad employer. had no boar
ing on the ulttlitlloti in New Entr-
mnd. At present no rcduciion in warm:
accrued in contcmplution by New Eng
land railroads. although it might be
repository to cut tho mimics of some
of tho highor officials. llc atldt'tl that
recently railroad comings in Now Eng
land hud been lt'Klltlltfi‘Atlll and hr- hoped
that would provo to ho a sign of but
in times Rhond industrinliy. .
Regarding i’rosldcnt Roosevelt's let
“Amid." ., ,g
"i think thr- mat . n'rnilronds will
mi arr}
‘ llliti’flii virtues
M .
lsisrosiisg, Stuns” Furnished
by tits Austins Basil lists
(lemony oi law York
it, activity in the engravin; iield
whirls tor anything, vary reassuring '
impressions of the statues. situation
result tram some interesting mum
which tho American adult Note Com-
puny has complied with retemuoe to
tho printing or time bond issues ru-
ccuily turned out by them. While this
0001000! is not it financial institution,
the character or its work in engrav-
ln bonds, stock ciirtllloatos and other
TheD. M Re
, ad 99.
Woman who Embroiders.
Not now things'cxnctly, for there scents to be nothing
new. lint new ideas and patterns. in the succullod
Package Embroidery ore ’ 2 "
in intents requiring security is or Shirt Wrists Petticoats '/ .'
liilt'h a nature as to render its pron. .Pillow Tops Table Centers -‘
parity rather a dnltlcunt hurtimctor Shirt-Holders Necktie Holders
of trade. ‘
That the actual physical preparn:
tion or «bond isnuc. calls for an
amount of detail wort: which is not
at all appreciated by the My public
is shown by tho annuany's statistics
in the printing of the Pennsylvania
and New Haven French loans and the
New York Municipal 495’s. The re-
sponslhility which a bank uoto con-
ccrn ill called on to assume in turn.
in; out such humus is enormous. in
the norm of those three issues the work
consisted in couvorting Zhor so tons
of pupor, worth 21 low thousand dol-
inrs, into bonds which lacked but the
signatures to render ihom m‘nrkot-
able for over $100,000,000.
These bonds in their various stages
oiprcpnration, wore in the com-
pany's custody for weeks. To inauro
tholr solely, tho shoots at which the
tattoo consistcd were counted no with
than 49,000,000 limos“ nod it. won ,
. necessary to adopt. the most thorough
system or snfeosuurding possible until
tho bands were delivered to the liiiiiiv
in; corporation.
Sumo idol! of tho required dctnli
work may ho saint-d from ‘tho fact
that thou» who used In the preparation
of the times issues 47 tons " of
ink, 32 mlicn oi wlrc stapling, and
158 milcs or tape. 263,000,000 tight-cs
wore placed on the hoods and then:
was required the oiilxlng oi 1.000.000
sisnniurcs und i.580,000 souls Tho
hoods it told end to end would ton"
on unhrokcn pathfupproxlmutely 540
miles long. Counting on uverugo of
three impressions to u shoot the total
of plate printings 'amountod to . troll
over 1000 miles, or about the distance
from South Home"; to Denver.
w)
70' RE A COLD iN O‘lE DAV
Tulte AXATIVB BROMO Quinlne
:l'oblets. Druutsts refund money it it
tails to euro. 8:. W. GROVES signa-
ture is on each human
Postman-run morocco is VICE-
, ,, ragsiosnr. 2
_, A ,
Postmasters Association Organised on
Saturday at New Haven.
Tho posimastérn oi the rim and 11cc-
oud clans pootoflces, in Connecticut
formed the i’ostmnnters' Association
or Connecticut or. a meeting held at
New Haven, Saturday. There were 30
at tho 40 oiilcos of this clutts rcprcsonb
oil, At the meeting it was voted to
take into mombortthlp the postmnstcrn
or all third clssa' post-odious in tho
state. This will IV?" the mcmbership
by til, it they nll‘ decide to join.
Tho otilcern elected nrc: President,
Birthday Pillow Cam are of art ticking infldullccrns
and tons stumped With the appropriate flower or the
month and a lucky verse. New and attractive. 50c.
Pillow T on canvas with direction chart and all
materials for rushing. 50c. , .
Table Centers on white linen for \Vullachi
‘ , an ‘ work,
with cottons for finishing. 25c. ’
5'A
Third floor, elevator.
Handkerchiefs.
Colored. French Noyeltics for men.
These can be seen in the case at the Handkerchief
Section; They are in fancy checks and stripes, with fi' -
ores and dots, pure linen with narrow items. Quite in:
correct style. 50c.
Belts.
Persian and Gold for $1.00.
Nearly all of the new elastic bolting with Persian
and gold combinations. The Clasps arc in gilt or French
gray, very odd and practical witltal. Paisley and "BfOChe"
designs and colors.
The newest Tailored Collars arc of stripci' madms.
the stripes vertical. Narrow pink, bluc. tau, and lavender
on While, some plain, others embroidered. 25 and 351:.
Ribbon _"Cho_us" for the hair arc full little rosettes
connected With a hand that runs in and out between the
pulls. Stylish for evening wcnr. 3251'. any color.
, 0
Remember the Sale of Sieevelinks, Collar Pins and '
Rings in solid gold,
" Sleevelinks,
, worth $2.00 and $3.00 for $1.45.
’Collar Pins
worth $i.50 and $2.75 for $1.10.
2 jewelry Section.
.3“
The D. M. Read co:
*
_—-.
~— .1...“
3hr. Status Rom
3°“"“3‘ Raisins;-
i-‘. ll. Gaylord, of Ansonlo:"vlco prcsi- --l . ,
dents, W. H. Marigold,- ot Bridgeport, ‘
11nd John hictlinley, of New, London; P - ‘_
secretary and treasurer? .ames P. These ' £ EM
Glynn, oi’ Winstcd, The purpose at ottems are beconung m me 909‘
tho organization, it was ottplnlnod. is
to improve the oiiicioncy oi the post
office scrvice oi‘ the diiiorcnt offices
throughout. the store by an intro-
change of ideas, éxperience and ndflco 2
on the part, of the postmontcrs.
PBIEIT'B SLAYER LIVED IN WAKE-l
FIELD.
WARWE‘LD, Mass.. Poll. 34. hot
thu'nloyer oi Father lleo‘ llcih . s, a
priest, at Denver, yesterday, is hearing,
an assumed numo’ was made ovldcnt
today, when mumps (luomuccio. on
'ralinn whom has’beun a respected dit-
lzon of this town ‘im more than nvo‘
yum. was soon ,hy an Associated
Press oorresponddn‘t.’ hunmu‘ctiio'iivon
at Boron Brook avenue. this town.
with his wlto and six children. and In
employed‘in a responsible powition oi
the factory of the L. it: ”runs Com
Ditty.
puarnacclo has moral ltaliona
working under him in his depnrimont,
and it Is believed that the than under
arrest at Denver may have once '0"?
ed in the Evans factory and assumed
Guamsccio's name. Neither Guaranty
1210 the superintendent of the Bronx
1 ' nor any oi the ltultan rout.
star as people become acquainted with their merits.
. “There seems to be an exclusive style to THE
LADlES' HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS melted by
no «terrorism. a utility lull! osmium brow cit,-
tomers." ‘
The March Patterns have justbeen received, and
we invite your inspection of them.
We on! have 1112 notes sour. JOURNAL
on “ks . \
5" mitktl‘man t
‘nl
at Mt... snot. suit um.
NORWALK OTtAMBOAT 00. r tor to tho interstate hommorcc corn
' . . illusion Timothy. it). ilyrucs. vicc pres
"'"i'.".‘l.".’..'"’“"' %c%3:l';:e::. l-MWW-l-H, m ldcnilp! the New llnven, has the lot
2 ' * ‘ ‘ , lowlug'jto soy inhrclitiion to railroad
v . *‘m' "M “ ‘ , ' , . alia rs n Mnssnc unetts:
‘1 FOR FRANK Cs , "We have noI reason in Massachu-
, ' ‘ 4 with to compln n of too drast 12 state
cutlery, Tools, Blacksmith Sup- - . VAN SCOY gm “81:91"an Whom. In"? "f;
_ - , ‘ our 3 any gone rc no on
Gen , ,. ' _ , wagon is contemplated on our road.
flies and CHI Hardware, FLUMBTNO.’ and i certainly howit no idea that thrro
“07° ,- , will he any reason for a strike. Wt
STEAK one Inclinedhtohheliove-tho prmnt'de
. forest on, w to naturally means our
39MATN STREET, HOT WAT" business to alum to be. due to
. _ AND :m‘u, l J can 11 plan , not to hostile.
o no on."
lite Not-walk hardware 00 t , ' -
2 MD ”a ' , 0A8 FITTING. cos'rs TAXED T0 rtam‘rirr.
’ 'H" " Justice Dunio
, , ,_- . p cm. Decision in Cass
Skate Sharpening, Special Tools '. m “‘2‘ 2': cm“ involving Two went-t Board am.
“Wimm. 4 ..22222.22"22.222222..22
no To , 30 Soil“! "“13 M what mtty, but 'vigorousiy contested
. T , suit which was hosrd'hoioro 1mm
. Our Show. iii rear ll Wall 8h; , Io. "MOM months smut was that «court-mt.
Attendanco sll hours day and uiiht.
Enron. o- corona
.. unwortnsrssiia.
mumps) Parlors in cosmetics.
I - , - . 9
tendon M y _
at so. uh 1E sh. sourlu'nd'. 11
,, ‘, . 2. , . mi
VIKING MID BM“
31'” m , ~
v;
4
sot hmssama’ww motto
you, it Watci street oil
TY “If”, Al 8‘“ .1... out John nullify» colored.
Madam owed ‘ hint or about two
wuh' board. he hallo: ions imp
no.2: 22.22 ”mm W .
us it s ‘ was or
tho detondauia and its Mdlati the
mo am «wrong: ' “““
"9.9! ”MATH“? with trots.
outsmart, o.
”Harm's coittontlon m that the tie- ‘
dents of Whitefield who were seen to-
day could remember an italisn named
Alic (initiative. the at tirst given
by Father Mo’s mil. '
MW ‘46.
...~.. - ”-mpuo..- .. .n. y -._..
. ,uiuttoitootifis in foam
‘ without
I
mirrssuno, r... m. Sir—Tho har-
1riot! despntoh of a special train to the
scene of Sammy mornias's 'rocit
on the Baltimore sud Ohio Railroad
today, when it becom- ’2 shown
there wars our 11 , sonw
cash aboard the train; * s does
word of the accident
..
sit
at
mm
on .2...” 'll' :
Ohm
3W
Got satiation Junction was pustular:
now cattrnon rounds.“ it" .tmmmttdmié,’mm
' ' ",0-0—3- W" "m ', to m.”
Militia W»WWhlohthiOllialw like irodtgrumwf'r, .. In .
‘ trim ' rmmwtu "W. We and MW tlhsirouliits
W Ann" .- i u “2"“ t 1 mm” “IO c'm “ ‘s 1‘”
. . ..,‘,‘"l""‘ outhoflduotmjaraad
“MW?"L WWW!” 6'" live balls muesli” that dt1.,‘y't
the unite to not. in courts, whito p,“ , W aver m,c..mm.fi,
tum‘ in, MM'
, . , . a mswv 53m. ,
ltoprosrstatirs John ,lhurs Williams
utmost mutant! min
i“ on non. no mo was as. or the as!
mu
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