“his
ulsr price
4
; 50c ..... Sale price 35c
.3 .Hw“mrfiluk andflfan, . ,
W1“E.WF°...'QF.::' . Sale price: for 15c
. 4 ’Ithfickri-lose. . , . .
Value 139’ . . . . . . {Sale price a for 15¢
’ FleeceLiu‘ed Underwear, .
R‘gular price 25c . . . . . . . .. Sale price 19c
'd Ribbed Underwear.
polar price 25c . . .v ....... .. Sale price rgc
. 1, Shirts and Drawers, broken lines,
fleguiarl price 59?»: .. ..... Sale price 35c
1's Outing Flannel Shirts, .
alu’e‘35c ...... . ...... Sale price 25c
39y: Sweaters, '
Xegular price 50c . ...... . . .... Sale price 35c
. r. price $i.oo . .......... Sale price 69c
, ‘ n’s Teddy Bear Sweaters,
He‘gular- price $.69,
' ‘ .isrToques and Tam O'Shanters,
liar} price {50c ', . . . . . . . .. Sale price 35c
7 ., Golf Sweaters,
Regular-price $1.00 ., . . . . . . .. Sale price $1.25
' loom Swtatets.
31‘: price; $3.00’. . . . . . . . . Sale price $1.98
Golf Vests,”
Jar price4$1.oo .,......... Sale price 69c
A Gail Vests, . ‘
guiarlprice $2.00 ,. . . . . . . . .. Sale price $1.3
dies’ Flannelette Kimonos, . "
fipf‘g‘éifl Wig; 25c j.3... . .. . .., Sale price 50c
{Ladieairianndctte Kimonos,
Regular price $1.00 ‘. my... . . . . .9 Sale price 69c
‘ uteri'pnnnel'eocfixiinonas, . . .
, Regular price $925 a... ...; Sale price 89:
' dies’ Ipng-Flunnelette Kimonas, '
_R53§'ar..9{ic€§l.i°° ..'.,. .... Sale price ,69c
31.ndies'Eidcrdm Kimonos, . ‘
Regular price‘ $i.oo‘ . . . . . .'. . . . . Sale price 75:
' .9". Flannelette Wrappers, ,
, Regular pricc.$l.00 . . . . . . . Sale price 753
" ‘Eide'rdowriflpth Robes.
W ride $ 98.. M” Salepriee $2.50
men 19, our; ououuo. .‘. ‘
v
deuce Will'lopln.
' .
3 When the committee
akin; testimony on one I
.3
by theluperlor court, and
powhporhaps, but. for the law "he “9““
1H.
‘ fiber of legal gentlemen repro-
ts-ln the proceedings, and it
easy to name a day when all
dimocsn devote time to the busiv
‘ ‘ that“ alter the committee taken
in“ at Atlantic street as it is at prev ,vers' st
moire city can proceed with this the M
8 lord Advocate. ,
, fines——
‘ I
‘ i i».
*‘a
,u
Mil
~Howf
er‘bw'rmfind iv»
10c ........ Sale price afor 35¢}
, Our Semi-Ahmad Mill'End
this one as attractive as any that have preceded it. There is a. considerable portion of our winter weather to come. At this
sale. you cin'buy Winter goods at much below their value. Spring is not far away. You will find a liberal showing of
,Spring Fabrics. ‘
Many
. Sale price $1.25
\,
W Dickeunan &
lines oi: Dry Goods are needed twelve montlis of the year. ’1‘
A cordial mvttatlon is extended to the people of ,The Nomalks and vicinity to attend this sale.
’ .
‘ . SOUTH wanna.
‘ wrote
son;
and Surplus Sales have. always been generous patronized, and wl: propo'so‘, to make.
hese have a large place in our Sale Goods.
SPECIAL ITEMS mom not To our:
.. COTTONS.
WASH , ”ODS.
Value $29.50 .
Wilton;,Rug.
Value i,5c .. ..
m"; ling“ pnmmrgeg, 1; i0 g 9'3“. ........... . ........ Sale Price. 6: Mill umi Shilling rum. ............................ Sale Price, do
.n is. in one o , o y s. .................... Sale Pricm'lc ' ' ‘ '
Mill Ends. linblunohod. 2 m 8 Mn. ....... . ....... unn- Price. Bc m” ‘3'” “3M" mm """"""""" 3M" M?" 5“ iVa‘m" 2°“
Mill nuns, illenclicd, 2 m 6 yds ....................... Sale Price, 7: M‘“ 1“” ”“ch ”in” r """"""""""""""""" 3““ Pm“ “ Plain and Fancy Ribbon.
Mill [‘Elliifi. Bleached, 2 to it yds. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, amp, Price, 8: i-ltundriru Apron Ginghumu. 2 toll ydss ................ Sale Price, do R“ ‘1 , H _
no!!! 113mm. Bleached. c to s ydu .................. Solo Price, 9: Sectsm'lmrs. Regular Pl'ifltl. 12m . ...... . ....... flail? Price, 9:, ' ‘8" 3" P'l“ 2:" .- ' ~ . - --
. l .nds. Bleached, 2 to 8 yd»......... .......... Sale Price, 10c Sawmumpm Regular Price 14‘. _________________ Sap. Price, 10'? twill“: Embroidery,
PILLOW CASES and SHEETS .’lil in. Fine. Gingham Secretion-rm Regular Price 20c ‘q flu; friczagé. Special value . ..
' Modruu Cordu 2 to 8 you” Value lilo ............ .. .uo r cr- , . ' ' .
. . . . Hamil r
Bleached Pillow (Aim. 33x49 .. ..... . ............. . Bole Price, 10¢ Extra Quality Mmiruii Cord .................. . ...... Sale Price. the , , lll' Emb “de'yf
3:21:51: mlgw (new. ‘1“? .................... Sale. Price. 12ch English Long Cloth. Value mac ........ ' ............. Solo chc‘ 10¢ "bl”?fla WWW - - .. - n -
.r ., .v w lasers. :6: 3 ...................... Sale Price, 14c 40 lo, Lawn. aniw, Hi: ............................. Sale l’ cc, 10¢ ' i' i
"leached Pillow (Juries. lieeniulilchoil ............ Sale Price, 15c ludiu idntm. ram.- lllc .............................. Sale Price, 3: Hamburg Es'nb 9‘1"”
Dwight Agif‘ilillt' ”UL"‘;0‘5“““”' elixir. .................. Silica Price. to: iniiia‘ 1.1mm, Vuluc iztlc ............... . ........... sidi- Price. 10¢ Lari!" WM." - . ~-
~ "'9 9. :‘x ............................. Solo Price. 40: liidia lilnon. Vuluo li'ie ........................... Sills Price, 123/2: r m. vErnhr - ‘.
Swat ‘2‘” """""" Sale Price, 50c iniilu Linoli, \‘uluo 18c ............................. Sale Price, 15¢ Him!) I , Old: y’
Spigot». :ix'tig .. Silli- Price. 50:. liiilln Liiiou. Vuluc 20c ............................. Shit: grlcc, in Large variety ...... .
4..) 0 li. . .'.-.l ............................. Sall- Price. 55c While. (loorlii. Special Value ....... . ................. Sale rice, 10c chon 1 ac
directs. ulsim ............................ Sale Price, 609'. White (loodo, Special Value ................... Sale Price, 16: To? , e"
Bleached hhicts, 9mm ............................ Sale Price, 70c While» (lotion, Value 251'. ........ . ................. .. 80k? PYiCi'. ‘99 59°C?” "3“": . r - ' ' - -
‘ ‘ , rorchon Lagos,
All Prices here given are. S
A.Dic
8‘4 wasHINGToiii STREET SOUTH 'NoRWAL‘K.
POI MRS, ARMOUR.
#-
ssossniem. of page“, and .to the omnibus claims bill for the rc«
~ “tithe Atlantic street widen. lief of Rose 3. Armour. widow of 8am-
‘ to Stamford next Mon- not A. Armour, keeper of New Haven
”purpose of looking om. ‘outer breakwater lighthouse, who lost
his life on the night of January 10,
Five thousand dollars is carried
. It is ,3 good many by the amendment which amtains the
0. the committee was. up, some provisions as a bill introduced
lto cover Mrs. Armonr's case by Ropv
‘ might have been finished he imentatlve Lilley at the other end of
O‘ITORS‘r
ii... M9,,“ — intuit—urn up
W¢¥fifis ”
those clients. That is the main . " ’ ‘
”to: the delay so far. Itis sub- LOWELL STRIKE DEcLAlIED OFF.
LOWELL. Mam, Feb. 26.4!» woav
at the navy yard mill of
ck Woolen "Company, call—
; as soon as the weather is. ed ”eleven. wells no as s, result of the
his. The street railroad company , introductiloll of a two loom system and
3 Intly desires to lay trucks thisran altered price'list, has been called
sprint, and slidorinicudent Arthur off. it was. alleged by the strikersthat
.1, ‘ billing; better than Plenty off: the new conditions caused a reduction
.’ with «Sycamores h:*-c,~yos,ior,'advsstt:prsl
‘—
AFFAIRS IN PORTUGAL.
at Stake.
LlSllON. Pub. 2il.-—Whether. or not
a republic is soon to supplant the mou- ’
urchy in Portugal. it is' practically the
unanimous opinion here that the near
future will witness-a violent political
struggle in which the life of the mon‘
archy may be at stake. The compar-
ative tranquility uiuco tho assassina-
tions is simply ii breathing iipe-ll in
which the forces of the? monarchy on!
«ion. Eleveral magnificent royol pal.
one hand and the popular government
oil the other are being morehailod for
the coming conflict. The masses of the
people in the country are ignorant and
have hitherto been. entirely iiidiii'or-
ent to the political battles which have
convulsed the capital. Lirihon for
political purposes is Portugal and the
Répllhilfmhu are confident that. the in-
licence of the capital. which they no»
sort in ol‘most unanimously Allepubli-
can, will sound the knell of the moor
arcliy.
Since the assassinations of Kins
- Carlos and Crown Prince Luis the
Republicans have been Joined by the
dissident Progressists, and they in
tend to make their compel” tor a
change of regime openly in the com-
ing electoral contest. ids-Deputy Al-
meida, who is at the head of the Ito-
publican organisation. declares that
their canipsipn has virtually been
made for them by the revelationof
the abuses of the old parties. The
exposure of the political corruption.
the mounor in which an army of
clients was maintained at the expense
of the public treasury, and above all,
the secret advances made to the royal
family. he claims, shocked the people
from one end of the country to the
other. and destroyed forever the [nose
Ilse oi the monarchy. They enticiv
pats an my and complete victory.
Disiutorosted opinion. however, does
not consider Portugal ripe for a re-
‘. public: it believes. induct. that tho
. country under a popular regime is
the present backward stats of the
mammwonldbooutnoaproyofthe
ambitions of ltloisus and lllu the
Central republic. would"
without stability and wit:
nous a series at
and dictators ‘
fess exists it t
”Wheat“
yielded thou-silos“
ssdl'ssosu.‘
lib-tom
mm; Booms
bsmr Assistant Machines A.
1 MIN!» ' .
O
s
, 1.
r
l. iTEMS
fnpicii ll: be has placed the destinies
. . o the 1 none in the hands of the loud.
fl 3 Telling When Taking of EVE ‘Ameudmsu: to Claims Bill introduced . Life of the Monarchy Believed to bei
‘ ' in‘ Senate.
hie that the committee, WASHINGTON... Fob; fed—Senator
. by the Superior court to ,Bullteley has proposed an amendment
ers of the two discredited Old parties.
imcn Whose. [)fll‘ii. DY‘WPMH ”mm from
meeting their adv run'rlon in the open
field of political iscusslon and who
the people will insist must be dlucl~
plined. ‘
The real weakness of the monarchy
in Portugal sociiis to be that it is top
heavy. With itu‘ierrltory shrunken.
Ils wealth withered. the people ('l'lliih'
ed by tunes. the. national credit hank-
rupt fifteen years ago, the bureau-
crncy and the court nro maintained
on a scale almost as extensive on in
the days of Portugucue world domin-
oces are kept up with all the cxpemw
involved in the constant transient of
the large court from one place to an-
other, The court Hotel! has a hierarchy
and a ceremonial etiquette second only
to that of Russia and Austria und thr-
personnei is connidcrahly large-r than
that of Germany. Titles. l‘llllkil and
decorations abound and are sought
with pasalonatc rivalry andythc num»
ber of oillciuls attached to and sup-
portcd by the court in countless.
It is here that the pruning hook
must be applied in the reorganization
of n country where half the lam col-
i‘lmlifll go to pay the internal, on state
e t.
W
CASTOcmA
ror Infantssud ‘
llslbi in pointy: ism
Boss's the » _
Signature 01 , .
AMIHICAN IRA“ COMPANY.
WATERBUBY. Fob. 26.—-—At the an-
nual meeting of the American Brass
Company here yesterday. the follow-
ing oilicers and odleore were elected:
Directors-C. F. Breaker, A. A. Gordon.
.3. 8. Elton. A. Colonies, C. H. Duds ..
James A. Doughty, J. P. Elton. ll. '1'.
Goo. ii. I). Frisblo; 1n, 0. W. Buruham,
1'. 3. Kent and John Sinclair; Presi-
donlrwchsrles I'. Miler; first Vice-
Pfosldout~lfldward L. Fri-hie, . J12:
Second Vieo-Proddent-«Allrcd A. Cow.
lei: Third Vlcoi'rmldoni.-—ilniiics ll.
W :
’ rusaosirmo 0" rues.
had no in its
‘rdou W. Bum '
I.“
“ecial for iii 'Mili Remnant and Surplus Stock Sale and
for Cash gulp ‘SPEc‘fA : . ’
Verman S
EACH DAY.
s
Pouicsmusttbo‘rs’ trillions: ” “ Written 70 addendum".
iioosicx rations. 1.. Vollbf— .. a...“ ~ ..
C. Davis special out? of
inor-
RELIABILITY OF MACHINES.
lAmerican Machinist.)
It is not. merely the machine which
can perform complloated oimratlonri
and turn out its product, but it is
the machine which can do tilesc things
in a reasonable extent. and at the
uamwtimo keep dolor. them day after
day with a minimum of rihutodowns for
zidueiiucntu or repairs, or changes
from one clans of Work to another.
which is uhlo to hold the field against
competitors. Sonic machines have had
almost a phenomenal lllK'CPtiil. and
tlwro are come- whom» lnvcniorri farh~
loiiml iii?!“ no wisely that they are
lined today in practically the. some
iorm in which they Were left by the
original dculgiiu. Among thence might
be iiieritloned the auirunaiicacrew ma.
chine known its the Spencer patent.
This type of machine has been pro-
duced in great numbers over a period
of many years. and is even now being
produced ooueniiolly the same in priu~
clple on when originally developed by
Mr. Spencer. A second illustration
is the. first machine successlully de-
veloped for sewing uhoeu. known on
the "McKay Sewer." While this type
has been in one for it gront_,.‘many
years, and for a long period of time.
the bulk of the shoes produced in this
country wore made upon it. yet oven
today it is manufactured and used in
practically the. some form in which it
was originally built. Both of thcae
machineu possesii the clornomii of ran
liability and adaptability and have.
corned a well-merited success.
Too many devices and appliances
are made which have. elements of in-
genuity. or better misdirected ingen-
uity. and little else. The familiar
term "trsppy" is truly descriptive of
much productions. in general they are.
short-lived, because they are so con-
iitructod that they cannot perform the
functions for which they were design-
ed continuously and therefore sue-
ccusi’uiiy. There is a mmon saying
to the oilect that. an ounce of loyalty
is worth a pound of clevernoiiii. Thin
thought might be misled as applied
to machines as: An ounce oi roller
bility is worth a pond at ingenuity.
, HWV'I “mm .
We our One Hundred Dollsrs its
yard for any case of Catsrrh that can-
not. be cured by llall's Catarrh (lure.
. l". J. CHENEY I: 60., Toledo, 0.
We, the understand. have limo r.
‘1. m. for the last it years. and
choline liu ssrtootly honorable in all
Moses transactions. and Wall!
able”? carry out any obligations oracle
” 'm» "
WALDINO. lilmult i MARVIN.
Wholesale Drusilla. Toledo, 0.
Hall's Cstsrrh Ours is taken inter.
mmmm.
W
mm‘
Children's Furs,
Regular price
w
. . Mlliiwg up”; ‘E‘ILJ‘.’ Ti; 9’
mwurd
the Boston and “aloe Railroad
basement; of. Ciuupauy M's annory last
night and shot himself through the
known for his not. Davis was, titty-
daughter who lives in Hoosiclr Falls.
LA alum " ’
Brazillal Balm usvor‘lost a use:
left a grin-wreck. Onlythln: on earth
50c or $1.00 butt
mt faithfully for'two weeks ‘sftsr
can. These remaining genus esuso'tllo
evil utter effects; it is hull-cutout rip:
if the grip starts with
or 15 mlnutestlll it stops. "
HIMCILI.
NEW HAVEN. robin—George W.
Thompson. eighty years’old.'a furl-er
of Mt. Carmel. yesterda shot himself
We hsvg squad , ..
in the popular grades. We hs'vo’ made prices
that shouldtslieoutoveryonooltbom.’
All Wool Art Squares, size 2%13, '
Regular price $6.00 . . ..
All Wool Art Squares, size ”3%, _, 3 ‘
Regular price $8.40 . . . . . . . . . Sale price 85.98
All Wool Art Squares,’sise 31:4,
Regular priceilodo . . . . . . . .3. Sale price $7.49
Pro. Brussels Art Squares, zl/grr3r
Regular price $6.75 . . . . . . . .. Sale price $5.49
Tapestry Brussels ,Rugs. .
Regular price $15.00 . . . . . . .. Sale price $12.50
Asuiinster Rugs, 3:4, ' ‘
Titegular price $22.50 . . . . . . . . Sale price 819.50
Axrninster Rugs, 3x4,
Regular price $25.00 . . . . . .. Sale price $21.50
Body Brussels Rugs, 3x4. ‘ q ’1 . $2
.ae price 4.50
Regular price $35.m . . . . . . . . Sale price $27.50
Ribbon and Filler GOOds.
rhino-sen Ribbon, Nos. 7:95”, a
(Value 6c to ice Sale price so
Plain Taifeta Ribbon, No. 40,
Plain “Taffeta Ribbon. No. no. . .
Assorted .widtiis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sale price 56
j‘ Ladies" Neel: Furs.
’ ’ Regular price $1.50 to $15.00,
Ladies’ For Mutts,
Regular price $5.00 to $9.00.
——+~-«~r~rnre
remain Junction and deputy shoot! of '
Schenectady Comply, went into the
head. He died instantly. No cause is
two years old, and is survived for’ a
never let “run ‘into pneumonia, nor
that kills the“ toast), fl’lv sum not
you want Balm 'an a plenty» do not
trifle with the so: it shoes, but get’the
‘snd utophalt a
teaspoonful in. grater . every three '
hours. he sure to keep up this trdaté
you think you are well. to utterly or»
nllate every term in every guest on
hemorrhage of
tho intrusive the tarmac-c every lo’fused the a ’ 'i or the province and
unstained t e‘deelslon' or chief Just-
in. canoes sauna motion”... as
in the head with sol shutout dur-
i “n int-lithe depression.
assortment. 0;, gm Rugs
.. Sale price $4.49
. . Stile price we
Sale price 15:
oovslvsss
.. Sale price 15c
.............. Sale price 36
..... ,.Snlc price 5:
Sale price .100
Sale price 15c
Sale pricer3c,
s
$1.00 to $3.98. .- .,
Sale price doc to $5.49
Sale price 98030 $9.50
, .halsocércdsi
wan
w." Known Waterbury clergyman
' .Mllletod .Wlth Foetalj'prslysls. 3
WA’I‘ERMY; Feb. urn-The Rev.
J. O. 03va. D..«D.,Vpustor or the
Second Conventional church and one
iof the oldest Congressman: clergy-
men in the state, has been obi, d to
leave- thc cityfor an extend. rest
by a sudden attach ofdaclal paralysis.
He has gone to Atlantic City, Al-
though his speech wussllshtly affect.-
ns am; his physiciauzthluks ho will
not be permanently afflicted in that rc-
'jlpttt't. ’ ‘
'r‘uu
1A..
i“ . .
‘ cuiusod‘exemsiou Ac‘l' , ,
OTTAWAS'GHM‘ ,M.’*v!6.~‘-fllnister
of Justice'Aflodworth’hssii-eooived a
telegram that the Supreme men of
British Columm hds‘ unantziorisly rc-
rice out . that‘the provincial natal act
. no is illml and bu-
yond leslslstlv authority of the pro-
vince. “WW“,IIIG' Dominion regula-
tions are elective mull: other Orien-
tflll. and Nominated ,lilndtur now on
mr way will he! turned ‘ ‘ k at Van
it“
is} f‘
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