A pure grape Cream of Tartar Powder. An aid to digestion—an assurance of " healthful food. J was No. 52. order tasters star . PriéeSWiuini'ivEFybody's Reach! Fridlur is the “day oi bargains’ ’—-the day When even the very thought of profit lislo otten—-—not on unseasonsble goods that you can’t use, but step e articles that on must have every ydayintheyeamoldwiththe usual BOS ONSTOREguaran tee and always up to the mark. . Tomorrow' 8 list has the some strong offerings that char~ aeterizes these Friday Bargain Days. OHILAION'O sci-loot. H0“. in Ribbed Hose, double sole and Itnee Usual lute value. Friday, lie. MIN. IHII‘I’I. "Giant" Brand Shim, all styles and sites. We vsine. . Pridsy,37o. 'Flmcimssum. 29c. Illuonlc Bldldlng, South « .. , 34 ”d “h WWW”- datum sellers euros-res. Indus—July and August ea- ,1 7- “ 0W“- MI ”W an Wm Go to Denver Instructed for William J. lass. O I. I. cordially invited Becker. W M. Mrsts . OMAHA, Nels, Match b.-Twelve of the sixteen delegates lmm Nebraska to'the Democratic National Conven- tion In Denver, neat July. were select- ed by the congressional district con: vention of the party here this mom- ing. Pour delegates at large are to be chosen by the state-convention. which is scheduled to be called to or- der in the city auditorium st 2 o'clock this afternoon. All the sixteen will go to Denver instructed to vote for W. J. Bryan as the presidential csndi date of the party. Interest In the convention will cen ter on the speech which Mr. llryan Is expected to malts to the delegates, and on the platform which will probably reflect his views on national politics. The entire occasion In (set. has been planned so as to give him full oppor- tunity to indicate the Issues which he believes should he made paramount in the coming campaign The gathering today will be once! the largest ever held by the party In in this state. The public will be ad. rallied to the galleries of the conven- tion hall and the audience or five thousand or more will probably greet Mr. Bryan this afternoon. A state convention of the Populist party I: also to take place here today. and an endorsement of Mr. llryan as a presidential candidate is planned by its leaders . ONMOND—DAVTONA IEACH [VENT I. DEMON!) PIA, March Il.—-Three American cars. one italian, one German and one French, were entered for the star event or the automobile tonrus’ inept. them mile race to be run on the (”mend-Dayton; bench today The prize is s cup altered by the Antonio bile Club of America. The drivers will make nine laps over a 32 mile course. Entered for the event were Cedrino, with s to horse power italisn car; ll. 3. Blahely, with s 130 horse power American car; Innis J. Berg: doll, with an Ill) horse power German racer; M. l), Perla, with s 60 have power French car; Harry Shefts, with a 1le horse power American car. and museums canes. Horst. assivsts. custard-John J. Deary, James A. llrown, Will P. Parker. Henry NcKen’ my. A. a Prescott. J. ll Choslsy, it. it. llonlandJI L. Wilmsrth, Boston; 3. A [MPwig All P. Newcomh. Mr and Mrs. J. lson.A A, I. Howie, O. lanterhsch, New York; C. I. Thrall liberalism flsrttord; Wit: has: I. Drew. Baltimore; Joseph L. llcnrlds. F 3. Pierce, New Haven: William ll. Marigold, Jr, It 1‘ Emery. Bridgeport: I Atlas, Yonkers: 'I‘. ll Bristoil, New Britain; 0, W. Vosburg, Schnectsdy; 0. Its, Willisntsport. Pu; his and Mrs W. P. Hart and child, William P. Combos-s. Brooklyn. Mshsehssno—E. ll. types. Iloston; .I. ll. Cline, Rochester; R. Sullivan, 1". (loodchild, city: 1. L. Moore. Hol- yolie'. Wells Charmin: Bridgeport; P. E. Tunnel. New Hillard: L R. Hurl- butt. Wilton: George L. Rockwell. Ridgeiield; Frank P. Sherman. N. w, llrown. Sew Haven; it. 8. Marsh. Bridgeport; R, Williams. M. D.. hangs. tuck; Thomas C. Mel’artland. New Haven; J. E. Tyrell. llrooitlyns R. In. Chapman. llolyohe; 1'. W. Franklin. A. G. Help. Brooklyn; l-l. Pollard. Mum; W. C. Williams. New York; J. A. (‘hsse bi. Field, New Yorlt: Robert llusche, Rowaytou: P. C. Thompson, Boston; W. A Spencer. New \';orh 3 Black llroohlyn; A. W Ladenburgt; ilcrlin. Germany. Traveling Among Reservations at Red Ilse Throughout Stale. collecting Appropriate “wool". The traveling canoe which was sent out by Content» Tribe, No. ”I to go to every ”tribe in the state, Is now In Seymour, and will go next to Water- bury The Ansonla Sentinel of yester day says of the cam: The traveling canoe, which will he sent to every tribe of Red Men In the reservation «Connecticut, has been placed on exhibition in one of the show windows of George Smith A Son's drug store, where it attracts com liderabie stamina and interest. The canoe was started. on the Norwalit on creation by Cochenoe Tribe No. 3: oi lied lien, and It will be eventually re- turned to that tribe. Fitch "tribe will attach some souvenir of a leading in- dustry carried on In. Its reservation. The canoe Is a very handsome one, and measures from 2% to a test In . length. On the gnnwsle are attached books so that the souvenirs may be readily attached to the canoe. Cecile: nee Tribe started the canoe with a small derbv bat. the product of the J ll. Vols Company's factory; It then sent to Poona Tribe No. at. of New Canaan, which appended a small shoe made at Benedict and Company‘s fac- tors: Ons- Tribe No. st. of Stamford. clutched a Yale lock from the factory or the Yale and Towns 00.; Wowom- pan Tribe No. 40, of Bridgeport which brought the canoe berg present“ a small motor from the Bfldgcwfl ato- tor Company's works; Nonowauh Tribe lto. t, was happy in being able to present the driest souvenir yet sl- tsched to the «non. it. is a very hand- some Waterman Ideal fountain pen“ presented by the la 7. Waterman Co" of New York, an article which was made to the Maxwell street police station. at the (notary of the H P and E. Dsy' According to the police (loldotcin bad 00., who manufacture these famous §limi at this rot-mine house for a lime pool The pen is one of the handsom- urnlvun to the alt-mm on the life all. turned Otli by the tsetory, and II of Chief Shippy heavily mounted with gold filigree work. The Nonowsnlr Tribe is so pleased with this souvenir so senor: ousiy given by the “lump concern that It will enclose the pen to a hand- some case of coln‘silvcr. . . - ‘vooiwnlull‘loltlnp with The _ by telephone pisses do it In tumult renal-d to business. 2 twill! regard to news, call will kindly do so. It will ._,Itl"Menoothisoilicssndso prompt attention. hirn,_."llssle." one of the . , ed newspapers in the coun- ' “make good" hischsrg members oi the naval unity to do so be given to That belief does not lmpute on his part. nor a desire will- ioitliure any of his colleagues me that he is sincere in his fiction that scandal exists and . in his determination to reveal the country. But the characters ditch he sssnils are known, and ‘ or: such as to discredit any out "of crooked dealing." it is now, than ever before, up to Mr. Lil- to prove that his charges were not ' made,,and the importance Of them reaches beyond himself OOLDOTIIN'I TRUNK IIIZID. CHICAGO, March 5.~Continulng their eflorts to connect ho slit mpted assassination of (Sim-t ol Ponce Ooorgebi fihippy inst Monday with All ult’cltllt plot. the [mini early Io- day raided s mooring house at 76 Johnson street and seized a trunk full of property belongi 0 Harry Gold- stein. our“ the aggro anarchists now under arrest. . ———. urnnnsr TO WOMEN. .———- ,of the most effective emblem of embroidery Is seen in a table lossiberplsce and doiiies of dilferv ’stsei done In eyelet and Wslisciusn _ . Andoneofthebestofde- ' .thst of grape leaves and fruit . learns done In Wnlischisu and the bunch of eyelets. with each ttle heavier on one side to pi. aspect of discs; broil ilk ribbon between two sheets station‘s paper. iron before the still , m quite dry. “him: knots so much used at t time in carrying out em in, trunk. which is believed by the police in metals anarchlslic literaturc- an: invited and the lid sworely nailml, ll wns‘tsren TH! LUCKY OOAITIR is the one you pay out for a box or Dr. King's New Life Pills; They bring you the health that's more precious than Jewell. Try them for headache. lisdeof ofClndereIis Piano nel. the best: out extra full, scalloped edge, bounce, firm yoito lop. 75c vain. “APPLITON” BOBuT COVERS. 1 MIN'. COCKO. The only Corset Cover that i: 3 Plain black. tan. or fancies. sizes up to use. Usual mtg quality. halt to at, extra simifl. 8. 9: W' ' ”dandr- Pslr. Fl'idl’ 29c uni 360 value. - ’ ' Friday,239. J J.Clsrltzo°l)°\1’1rgus lCo as. ’s s poo t """‘ , " "*— IOYI' ILO ion. 5c value. ."woulltns UNDERWEAR. A“. ‘ t0 H 1633‘!“ "w brill 2y”, Berkshire Ribbed Vests or coloring!" 25c value Pants, the "always reliable" Itind. Friday, the. . TONOHON uses. 506 mde- . 3 inch Cotton Torches laces and 3% new SPRING buss oooos. Insertions. spring patterns Usual 7c vnluo. "May, by; Vsrd. ' too vase sweet. slut. “Community" too .ysni Room ‘83”. black only. Regular price (3 Prlday. 1s Spool. . WRIOT IAOO. Envelope or Purse Fitted Bugs. Fifty-cent New Bprin ‘ Dress Goods, excellent "flag: designs. . Tomorrow, ‘ PILLOW OAIEI. " Regular 160 Bot: Finish Pillow PLO“: PILLOWO. Twenty inch floss Sofa Pillow. Usual price 39c Friday. 25:. IAODAD PILLOW TOPO...‘ ~ Bagdnd Pillow Slips, ready for Cases. full 45x36 sire. 3 : use. finished with taseeis. 25c vu- I'rldsy Pelee, lie, I. h. i no. ‘ ‘ * Friday. 17:. OLA“ LAMPO. , Glass Hand Lamps, complete. lMIROIOERIu Usual 25c value. mu. tan or brown. 81.00 and 5 to 9 inch Edges and insertions. Friday,15o. ".25 value. eightvpstterns. Regular price 25c. Pridly,”c Friday, We Yard. GALVANIZED FAILS. ' [arse Galvanised iron Pails. Reg- ~ POCKITIOOKO. UCH‘MO niar 45c value. Pocketboolts‘ and Purses best Neck Ruchings of six pieces. Friday, 290. grade leather. 25c is the usual assorted. Regular 29c value ' ~~~ A-.- price; Friday, 21o. e DISH FANG. 'rIdsy, 176. Ten Quart Retlnned Dish Pans. BOW Tits. Regular price 25c: , I3.” ONE“ SK'IRTD, $1.”. Of msnnish mixtures and fancy tweaves. full pleated models. perfectv ly tailored Friday, sue. WHITE AND COLORED WAIOTS. Nest stripes or plain Chamhrnys. Roman Stripe Bows. tailor made style. Usual the value. Friday. 10c. CORSET COVERS. . Regular 39c Corset Covers. lace trimmed, full fronts, every else. Friday. 21c. Friday. 180. PREBINVINO KET'I'LE. Fourteen Quart Enamel Preserv- ing Kettle. Regular price is 75c. ‘ Friday, 53:. RICE IOILERB. Two Quart Enamel liicu Boilers, Usual price 59:. . ii i 550 rrmv. soc. slusLm downs. “m“ ””3, fin,” m "‘” Muslin Night Gowns for women. W2 ' W1“ A.-. '57'575- round, square or V neck, trimmed OHIITO. Thirty inch Fine Quality Printed Batiste ’tnade to sell at no a yard A splendid variety. Friday, loose. with lace and embroidery. good axnality cotton well made. Regular 00 value. Frisian”: ”non Finish Sheets, full 722:90 else, eatrn heavy weight. . Tomorrow, Ila. Regular 59c value. desiro- on table linen niece! hiilouancba. constipation and malaria. 5. G. Kelsey. with s 50 horse is will remain here tor about a holds that place among the i ' h of whatever kind usual collection for negro and my in missions In the United States will be taken up In all the churches of the diocese on Sunday. Bishop Tierney says that it is difllcnlt to obtain means of support for the no Roman Oath. oiic churches already established for these people, and that the yearly ap- i of in committee of archbishops ving the matter in charge met thirs- ceive hearyt response. OIITII'IOATI OP INCORPORATION The Mystic Grain Company, of Stan- Ington. has tiled a certlllests of issue poratlon in the ollce of the secretary of the state The capital authorised W 0“" i0”- ii is 810,000 and tho incorporators are “ lines In Rogers. of New moon, ' time" My in! the WW Charles w. Glider-sleeve, of mm . » mks" mil-I. “'3 m Cortlandt it. Palmer, of unins- some rich treats In store for den. i ' like to see pretty clothes ' ”On your trip abroad did you see any wonderful old ruins?” he asked she replied srchiy, "and guess what?” ”One at them wanted to marry me" —llsrpsr's Wash ly. “What "h the advantage 0! knowing I "Why, when you meet another tslv 2 mum knows It you can talk to out ”That's so. lint It sesrss almost as g? or our other ism doesn't Haysshl today in the house after a long conference during which they to wunsnllslo sod Warehouse Palstgce'imll sniesnlmtlon Muhi. notiiicrlss. conned. wen eavngeapressediersssac- Nominations 0° tion with them and a determination WASHINGTON, "3"” 5"“P “fl'lnot to support the resolution. It is ate yesterday connrrncd the 50mins improbable now that the resolution tions at llsrry W. 'Crsne and Joseph will “I ”0 WMW- » R 3""? to h‘ post-tasters "we" Kennedy's laxative Cough Syrup lively at Wethersneld and Warehouse not. gently yet promptly on the bowels Point. Both were reappointment: and alloys inflammation at the some recmnrnended by Representative itemium It " pleasant '0 “k" 3"" w W. Warehouse Point "- recently The Cllnors Pharmacy and The Bridge il’hsrlnsey. raised to the presidential class of post- oihees. KING EDWARD LlAVIO LONDON. Ofllcisi Commissions were today- LONDON, March b—KIng ldward left Mndon today for Blsrrlts for s mailed Sanford It Choice and Rufus th' holiday “WWW" he will “ Derby malts a cruise "of the Itsditsrrsaesa , with Queen Alexandra. TO I! POITMAITINI. of the newest costs show , of various contrasting ms- but none are in greater favor oment than the pongses and Handsomely tnilored a very smart finish for suits fashionable colorinsl. 4m best tailors are using a my mohairs this sason. Smart- tailored in their inimitable wsy. _ ionospheric altosruohsirsuit . . idling and.“ slinround wear dur- ”the dusty senses, for dust simply .......... iFor our Adv. in Friday’s Sentinel. mmsmmmsam: hsdev Hm nationalism : '30 ‘lo '3- '10 i "Whydotheywanttontsm ,. ”Wm!" WM Yoswilhewelssldlmtshe ‘btherelssousoihlstbe: sdnstsguf the lswyrlesswssflsr é Isrihehsnssslsiheutetsiisrds.” sees a...“ HONOLULU TO ENTERTAIN FLEET HONOLULU. Prear has appointed a committee to prepare an entertslnment of lien:- Ad mlrsl Evan's battleship noel, when It arrive here ‘strssgihnsqulrtsgiesstepro- .033 “WWW by an “WW” American car The race was so edul- an is t e If they deMnt you “It? "99 Vi" mime-figs lgfmilsgém ed to “an at 1 o',clocs :enmidum. MM}: d.‘.;'ii,,.".‘,f:i.... 3 Jill be ingenuity“ refunded at . n. Ito's. ‘:;T::”N°:" ;:‘:? 3:“: GOOD BUTTER, per lb.. . . . 3h: The hear: was i s len Id con man ter's rug s e. . e ., c .- e rough the muses of even and the Jame, ideal” $3213.33? $ 2:12.132: 2— rrlcati car In the New York to Paris LARGE BO’I'I'LE BLUE LABEL KETCHUP [Of , . I96 11'1“?!“ m”, It Is ",9 custom of each "up NO GINOUII ION HAVAONI. automobile race left Omaha at 9 o" . FOR "1030‘. ANDINDMNO- m cm the uses to s neighboring TOKIO, list-ch 5,—Twenty menr do“ this morning. The mm“ car. "saith lI’lrsn Milli.lpcr can ...... We 3 lb. can of Silver “*9 Pears, 2“ ll“ is quite correct that does Bishop Michael “an,” has sent out tribe and I“ visit upon thut" occasion bers of "I. Constitutional Party who which spentuast ”m" in Woodbine 0 on site Pour, pkg. .10: cans for c onit moreorlcss soutnchc It a putoral letter under a“, date of '- ofie 0‘ "at 1mm”, had been "we“ to “pm ‘ reso- yo" seventy m"... east of Mn. 1, 20 lbs. Gran. Sugar ............ 01.00: lbs Cal. Prunes 25c hive the wider braids. too. but February 27 “namely. am the union or censure of Foreign Minister expected here shot". 6 oclock p m Shoulders per lb. ............. OeOrsnges 10c, lbs and to: per dos. Cranberries, Native Tut-sips and Pet stoss, White, lied and Yellow Onions. UNITED GROCERY CO, Fort 8b, East Norwslh. Phone asp-3., March dip-Governor so No. Main St. So. Norwalk. Phone :43. More Coffee Goodness in our .lsvssnd Masha blend st lissibthssissayothsrcolee yeacssbnyforlsssthsssls. This fact unites this roles roost amended. it possessu A]. Angevinedz SonCo. Furniture, Carpets, Stoves, etc. 134-136 Wuhington Street, South Norwalii. Mpound pschsgsPANCY RAlllNflsseh ................tss ARMOW'WRILM’MRD.W m CLOVER or MAONOLIA Rand OOND. MILK. can .......sse ‘ Pill!!! WESTERN 3003.wllilethsylsst. doses ..........sge nphgs‘. ORANDIIA’I PANCAKE FLOUR sac «so satisfying results. We soil thousands of posed: of It «on week In our numerous stores Very good Vermont Butter Have on tried some of our “WWW“W r-Apound gee Mlle chiromscnpi IVIIIV WIN ”All“ If. N'flye Onions ”2”,, ””13" I! it you like strong Cheese we Iiyosvemsrtrisditmm .. 2. hsvegot‘someonhsnd gills. Ysis Toast Ltsclcers...sgs A is lot 1 hard Cab W W m M“? In lbs. Fancy Asst. Croehers...sgs n ' o .Csrrots, Psrsel ssch, Kai: and , sve the nicest nativs on market. Price reason: Turn "iv pies in the ilhsighébgfi'sckmnnusgs "non s lders, lesn.lh.* lsrgePrsnes II solosssds.“ my Lemons “ensuing: Miler silgosdsssidsodynithponfsodlsw.
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