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Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 18, 1909 · page 2

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ANTIA . 1 ”o r.
Beckcrt 1311’?“ to ‘echsucelloi' Ré‘

men; a, n ,i .chargedl
$011111”! '3 Rifle @030 1101.10: the
léia‘tion 1.1.1 will he iegdtlou of-
fices, is to he tried under the lows of

Chile. , Till souinollucemeutI was made
to the Uli‘ilehi‘i authorities 1,111» ‘Bai'o'h
vou Bouillon, “the German minister.
who acted on orders received from his
glvcrnmciit. The (act that Beckert
once belonged to tire, GerImo‘n location,
willb be Implied...

 

 

 

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‘A new liiio of medium prlccd SHOES
with” All tho niti'activéuess round in
the. higher grade ones.

Llidies Pat”. Tip, Button,
Ladies‘ Pat. Tip, :

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

122 WASHINGTON smear.
PHONE 542 2. ‘

 

 

Funeral Parlors in Connection.
Lolly, Attendant; .‘ ' . ‘TI 9
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, Wounded Another and Shot
‘ ““ ludian

1.11.02.11.11 in court. here. yesterday,
charged with having shot and killed a
squaw and wounded two other incin-

bers of his tribc oil the reservation,”
last night Hudson, who is about 81‘)
years old is one of the oldest of his
tribe. Believing that other indiniis
were planning to get lid of him to ob.
t‘nhi- ‘,‘posscsoion 01' his property. Find

son is alleged to bore shot and. killed ;

II. sounw, lini'i'iet Eleuzer, and serious
ly wounded ‘liiiother squaw, and Allen

Dunn on Iii‘idion‘. . .1

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”MASONIC APPOINTMENTS.

Oinii'd' Muster Weston G.Gr11nnlss.
()f“lAtChflflld‘,“(jf the.‘ grand lodge oi
Conueotwicut I". it A. M”
illietcd his .nppointincuts ot'

Ioliuties and aesoclate grand chop

ins, as follows: 1 .

District Dolluties-Socond district
Samuel .C. s'l‘dmiiusont' of Woodbury:
sovonth district; Charles W Orlunel

F‘Po‘rtinu‘d; ninth distiict ilaroldt‘

1331.11.11 ‘Willllhsntic; '

‘Aosocilt‘te Grand Ciluplaliisw‘lt‘lftl
district tho Itcv Wurrcii I". Sheldon
of Simon-din ‘iiiiith distiict.‘ the Rev
..l Francis George of Rockvillc.

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, 1,1 B‘RVA‘N RECEPTION.
TDFNVER Colo. Feb lB.——Ar1uugc-
1.1111111: have been 'cbmpicted tor the re-
optiont'imd address- of the joint as
moly‘bvlw. ‘J.’ Brynn Saturday night.

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COME 1N AND EXAMINE .1111.
.1 NEW LINE OF

 

” the 11.11.11 ever 1.1.1.1.. in tht

Twin Cities and at prices
that defy competitiOu.

 

” Connecticut

‘ Conrail.”

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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$100,090.01)

SURPLUSTékND PROFITS

 

 

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Iii“; 111111.111. {Every piece,
made for long service. and
re. ',richly carved and ornament:
Tharp ,Is .11 finish to every (101,110
, . Fui'n‘iture t I gives it a value.
1 yer the ordinary kinds 0‘: ,.
urigt'iire, gene .3 sold ..toflall.
ely ID‘W Ior

. N‘Anvne
‘I&I so ,IC11 1.1

134 I36 WASHINGTON STREET. .

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1. sou'rilAiir'l'oN, 11.1.11, Feb” «181-0 ,
John flnflWll. n.8hinuecoclrli‘idiuh, Was .

lius corn ;
district '1"

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ianuiacturer

 

 

set in, will rowdy till:

 

 

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Sons oi American Revolutioi‘i Rlano
inq lo Honor Plaid: Whore PalrioIIs
RepulScd Gen. T110115 Troops

 

 

A plan for a monument 111 Oompo
Bench. Westporn Ito mark the spot oi
.lic landing of tho British forces 11111
her ’l‘yron in 1777, is on. foot. and tho
'cgistiar ot‘ the Connecticut Society of

VQLTAX the wonderml 1111.11, mode in BRIDQEPQRT
Iby'“ the Electric Cable (30.. is FIREPROOF. Waterproof. .
RUST PROOF. 1.1111111 canhot be ”retrieved 111.11.. 11.1,. weaIrI. It
will protect mcto‘l ioois‘itom intrusion and *il 7 I
. cloct .and .preseryc the" roof.
VOLTAX’ will 1.11111. ‘to galvanized 1.1.1, 11131015 peg, 11c. 11
may 111.1119 9311M o1 drhdkl': floats, boiler fronts. st‘earn pipes, etc.
It will 11111111111111 acids 111111. ”'tlvatér and Ionics. and" is the any
paint for putting ath‘d’ scaling tanks. ”It will Waterproof con-
orete. It' is the best paint for vessels bottoms, uhder boilers,
etc. Our INSULATING VARNISH is one of .111 wonderii oi

the age. '1. .
FOR SALE BY 1 1 . l‘
6
CHARLES 11'. DOW
”no WAéHINGTON. STREET"? ‘ SOIlTH” NORWIAL‘K
m 1 1 “‘

Will" w0undcd.- Gonoiuls, Al'noi‘d
>1$Illlmallpwmi 500 militia barred the

 

Inc Sons of the, Aiucrlcln Revolution
Hobart 1. llotchklss uddicsscstothc,
uembers the. following cllcular oiii-‘l
lodyliig thc soliciiic, and culling l'or' .

'Oiitributlonn to assist in it: _

‘I'l‘ hie society has done. nmny things
0 preserve :i‘iid protect historic rcc
)l'd3 and historic pluccs in this estate.
t hits cr'eclcd tablets to corniiiciiibrotc
iiigagomcnts; It lint-i purchased and
resolved, the old Lebanon Wur Olflce.
vhere so ‘muuy inertiugh of thc Conn
:11 of Safely were held by the great
var general, Jonuthuii Trumbull; it
11111 purchased u‘nd located on 11 spot
but will prcscrve It forever. and oil
:ii expense of more than $7000.1lic
inthnn lih‘le schoolhouse, at New
11111111111. With the exception or some
.iavc ”markers "and Putnh'ni
ground nodding It has never done
iiiythtng for Folrlcld county wherc
t (‘onipo Bench ill the. now town of 1
Westport, Gciicriil Tyron lauded his
mops for his mid on Daubury. lot the
unposo "Not pillugc nod to destroy tho
assets of the American nrrny. A
iricl' stutoincut of this .I‘illd is on-
'loocd horcwitli, The. initial and final
lighting during this raid In which.
loneiai 'l‘vron wan repulsed by the
intriotlc iiiiiitiu of the iiplgiihort'us
owns was at compo 111111.111. W0,
iioposc to erect 11‘ monument there.
vlilch should cost at leuut $3 000 on
iiuus to ho approicd by tho' state
'oininisslou on sculpturc We can
:ct flOlll the state 20 nor 111111.111 tho
imount wo misc. For anything liko
in uppioprlatc design we must. iaIAoe.»
1) mil 800m at. least 51.590.
hulrinuli ol' the coliiinlttce to solicit,
.‘unds. may i ask you for It llborul
:ontiibution. that We. may do justice.
:0 0111' ancestors 11nd credit to our-
selves.‘

It may bc added that it is the In
toutlon of the society to mark all the
points whore engagements occurred
‘ictwocii yummy and the 3011,80 that.
:ho route covered by tho British may
readily traced. in furtherance of
.his work patriotic. persons have
)lcdgcd $1.000, and Henry (..i Show
A',ood of Br'ldgepmt the. treasurer, has
ltrcndv rcccived sonic substantial
aiiiouiils. Any assistance is appre-

‘ noted 11nd pioiiiptly acknowledged.

' 'i‘lio t'oiiiliilttco Ili Cllnrgc have sc-
111111111 lhn servicing of. the designer of
the McKinley and Harrison .-Monu
monts‘ to fnriillsh than'hmu, thus.- in-
spring uitlst‘tc and upproprlutc dc
llgms; . . '
Tyron s raid on Danbury viu con.-
‘0‘ 130110ng .11 thus dctidicd by tho ilsrtd‘;
,ord 0011mm. 1..
' 'i‘liu battlds fought in this little” com
monwealth more than l25-vca1rs1sgo.

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with the mnrtiltled boots oi todaynllili
Ilia displny1ol’1, heroism that 01101310100
zed the persisteiitI ot‘lorts or the small
hand of patriots" as tli‘e’y endeavored
to capture or destroy the luv‘iulel‘s, is
'linsuriinscod in 1311.11.11.11. is worthy oi,‘
ii conspicuous place in -» his countr
history. . .1 ‘
,I‘iif; 1.11.11.11.11 1.11117, the. British
111.11.... of New .York and Now J‘érsey
1.1.1111. a series of success‘iul raids 1‘...

 

f the. depots of the1Contineutnl army,
" and destroyed inrgc ..qnnntltlcs or 10111.1
; linuiitiou andsupplies. ' 1

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l:0n 11101111139111 25. 1177.11.01.11”-
I’Diht.
ttlicn 0 our: or tho town or Fairileld;

" how-:11. po‘rtiohI otuth‘é' town '0 gamut.

 

‘Govoriior- it‘yroi lauded;
1111.111- ‘11 inni’iillor‘q or field‘.
glows. A 11.111111111110111 gave the inns

portly whore

era the first installment I‘Of load from
libir 'flint ioclrs,', which brought a to
turn voiley'ti'oni ninslret and 08.3mm“.
resulting in the‘ depth of a; patriot 11.1.1
a cannon ball ‘entered the house, of
Chancellor Kent's parents.” With well
lined c‘an'tiid 0 boxes 1i be. British
y 111w onbnry I;2‘,5

 
 

iIii'l‘les 111311011141 1
Over the 1.5.1.311 1,70”st sued” the 11.1.1
ids on horseback summing 1th‘e
hills to oncoming luxuriant. The re »
11.111111111111111... denial than. ore Tyrpn
sd, ,enjtorem mixnry ..Jthere twang.
thei' travelers on; eisnme rood.u‘1lth
Iinil'orInis less gaudy and armor less,
brtgll'. but the hearts -hcnenth the
Loiiioupun' wow ”00111.0 their. ig'lipliics‘
no country. and ongor to moot. lthr
too.

 

.who lcd the militia nt Fulrhcld ni'ld

Camp {

”As, thc turiiicr, more

. with field

will, not: 11111111111111. iuii point 01.111111101311111 '1

Quid wounded was double‘ that of the

 
 

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carrosi his

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1111.11.11.11. ‘ol‘ wa1.’l‘hc British wot-c.1101
urimindtul of tho. gathering stoimiii ‘nn
hastily. withdrew in tho direction or
Bidgciield

Major 01.11.1111 Woostcl', of New Hu-
0011,22? the bend of 2,00 militia led tho
the on one division or the. 0111111in A

r,res {and ‘11 number tcll 111. .eucli
older a bull 1.11.1.1. the brave gcuoriil.
Add he was borne from the not 11.111
and

11.61.11.111. ‘o; the British on, tho Norwu‘lk
road: the contiiioutuls fought with the
éoolucsn and courage, 1.1 tried 111111.111.
{ind wc1c not forced from ilicirp 111'
tion until the enemy. with ‘ovcrwho .1
lug numbers and the Assistance of
Ilcld guns. rendered their. position no
longer tcunblc 'I‘yrou withdrew with
nil possible dispatch. leaving more
tllnn 30 deud and wounded on the
fluid Our loss In that port of tho
I‘luttlo W113 Colonel Abruhuui Gould.

who like (lcncrui Woontcr was ‘nn our-
nest patriot and brave ohlccr 11111111.;
At the head or his command One
Nubilltcrn and several pituitos 11.1.1.1. hi
so killed. (iono‘rnl Arnold's horsc
Was shot ironi: under him and no
would have been ltlllod by 11 British
huyouct had he not quickly scut 11 hill
lot through the bend of the man with
the mini

ills 11.111.11.111. troops found they
were In an enemy s countr‘v‘; to light
and run would bet their only haliutiou
With 11 double quick stop thcv loll the
highlands at Ridifi‘flold 11nd iiiudo for
their hosts... 0,1. the shore; .i‘yhlle‘ the
,hills icsouiidcd with the roar ”of tilt‘
cannon and tho ,i‘i'itlk? or iuusketry
tlici‘n bull for

bull. ‘
From behind cncli
y'uid wnll.” ,

As the rctlconts uppronclicd tho
sliorc thcv lcul'll‘cd lliut izrcntt'r spend
and more lighting would be required
If thoy were («noon owl‘iy on the out-
111.111.1111....01111111 Huntington with
5th men And Colonel, Ilmniti with :1 b8!
tulton oi‘; artillery. clinic to the aid 01
t‘h‘r‘), worn soldiets of (‘lcn‘crnls Arnold
and Sillimuu (.micrul 'l‘yron finding
it liiiposslblc to csrnpu without usslst-
Alice. ordcrcd Sir Williuui Erskln to
l’aiid the sailors and niuriiinn from tho
boots and take position on Comm) Hill
tins uiid check the advuucc
0f the lift riots. The British having
gained that favorable position (or de-
tonce. brought their, artillery to-thc
trout and made a, stand

From the l'dlc 0'1 Colonel Lamb the
1011.11.11... account”, of the charge on
(‘ouipo Hill is gnthci'm'd “Four field
pieces “1011 the I'lltlfil)" 5 light. within an
oucloiiure. of stone t‘cucos exceedtugh
annoyed the pun Iucials ‘w'hci'c. [Juno
was .cnguged Looping from his horse.
he proposed to curry them by storm
”the troops readily usscnted advanced
bruvolv. l'ct'civlng ulilcrriiied the grape
shot which has plentifully sliowcrcd.
around them Lamb encouraged them
onward. and tlwy advanced to tho
tcucc ullh g1 cut rcsolntioii: an Lamb
iiihuutcd thc tcuco he was struck with
zrupo shot and foil. both uruiics nup-

sing him to be incitlilly uniindcd.

le plltI‘iOIs unublc to capture the
g‘,uiis kept up u gutting Ilic on tho
',naiii bod) oi the cuoiiiy us they ciil
burhcd- . tho marines by a rctr'ogiudc
movement took to the boat. Al. the
conflict on Compo Ilill 'uiid Cedar
Point tully 4,900 men were engaged.
"Our loss iii the long. brittle was
severe, six ofiiccrs and more than 60
ioldiei's were killed In one grave on
11.115.111.101 22 bodies were buried.
.""'I‘lié loss of the Bi’ltisll' in killed

fcllcc 11nd thrill

EontInentals. besides 20 prisoners were
11.11.111.211'1'11011 succeeded 'd‘es-
‘royiug the stores at” 'Daiibury‘. nbut in
is subsequent visits to Connecticut
waters lie was careful' him to wander
Stir from his shipping."

.‘MAU RETANIA'S NEW ”RECORD,

NEWPORT n 1,. F1113“; 1%. —~A’ no...
111111-1111"... iiuiis- A‘tlulitic record sé‘eiii
"1d «10111111111101 the grasp of the big.0
l‘JIIlikI‘d tucbllicn. Msurotunliu today,
when. .it 8 11. iii... she was reported lii‘
‘,I‘virolcss an approaching Nantucket
‘1l'glitshlp‘ in, due ',\vcl‘ithgz‘r and tranquil
i‘éitsnnnd 'w‘l‘th New York? about ‘ton
lDui'S.‘ steaming. distance away. Prev
ous. wireless repox ts have shown that
lie ship has averaged above 26 knots
111 hour on “hot- westward 1.111.. and to-
111.11.111.10... 111.111.1110 111111.111... was
“iIuIi‘i‘ntsl‘niiIi‘g her swift pu‘ce. ~‘ ‘

1.. . ..
1,11t'w sits/L”: FLIYIN'G MACHINE.
131111111511. 0" ' . 111 ##‘W H”. Mar
in, civil engineer rid (miner; mode 11
11.11111 260 t‘eet 11th; height of six” 1'.-1.11
‘,l’I‘IJ'iIS aeroplane 1.1.1.11 The 111111.11

 

1011191 was furniohed by it horse at ‘ ,

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IDMIRALI DIE. ‘,EY‘ DECLINE '

TATIUN. '
1 \l’ASllthl'lHON Il‘ob.‘ ”13.411.10.111...
at‘ his i'cccut‘. Ilidiiilihuiliou. Admlrn
Io‘tvcv has Iiomirlcoiuuolled in de’o‘ll"

 

 

 

".‘ On Sunday 01.11.1111 was hurucd
with thousands '11)! 1.111.111.1111 tit" groin

 

And barrels or pork. toms wild other

mist... 2.. ‘VH‘

I

he prostdout'y invitatidm to accom-
.mny bin) to 1111.11.10... Roads to wit-
nessItho lovicw 01' 1110 001110211in Ilcm.‘

.l '. n'.

dug. line-up of hilluciiccs uppeh'md‘, at

,‘no the two 111.111.1111... 1.111111111111111 “W
” pointing Edw‘hrd iii: Yeoinniis hull

"tor Higgins 0f Coventry; John F.i1‘or
1.1111111101101111: I". ‘Hllldi‘n‘nll" hull 00“”!wa
.fit-uuto‘r LIIUIGI‘.‘ ‘so
until Wins also ‘In tutor oi the ‘ilplioiiio
’i‘ilcnt 01' iconiuus
'npol.c Along the llncs that Roberts is

n‘nd on export aCCOWIIliLIllit

11121; ~ ”11-01011...
‘00!“ Wu I‘Iflnthfl‘fln .Jmem

 

11-—
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iluences on Ap‘po‘iiihuent

” ‘ “ ‘ ” ” iliar‘llord

IIAIt'l‘h‘ORI). I'Cl). 18r-All lilltgl'IIImt‘

 

the hearing beforc the committee on
liiiunce, yesterday hitcrn’oéin, ‘,inl raunrd

Eli-
11111-11 S. Roberts us auditor of 11111111.-
nhcounts.. 'Only one Drinocrutlm nudi-
ton 1.11.1 be 11111101111911 Mr. R0 11111..
thef’pnbsoni'. 1.11.11.11.11... of; the nfllcc,
ifs iii‘iiorsed‘ 1151' .0 11.11.1111. of tlic
éiiioci'utlc‘ members of tho ulsscmlily
llllmitill to his oloctlon \vorc Soon

Senator Higgins

Selintoi Higgins

old. and that Yeoiiiniis is u ‘youiig ninu
Mr; "ilor-
u‘iltzrr, of Woodbu‘ry, ii member of tho
coliiiiitttcc. said that tho iiiiiibiity
1.1.0.1111 lye allowed to mono Its minm
ity representatives and that the lie
publican [lilllv should not iiitcl'tci'c.
in support of Roberts wore Railroad
Lonirr'iiisiiioucr 0. R. Friar, COIlllllI'ol~

.‘l.lle.1iry‘ liorubnck,
ltcprcsmitnllvc Hayes of Wulurhury:
Reliiescntatlvc MIlilonc ot‘ Briatol.su1i
Colonel Horuc 'uiid Deputy Stow
Treasurer Marsh 1'

'I he” Friends of ilolicrts claimed that
the party in power ought to allow the
iliiiioilty party the light of naming
its minority rcprcscntntlvtw. 'lhls
view was enthusiastically ‘cudorsod liy
Roproscnlzillvc mm of Windham.

The committee rcscr vcd its decision.

 

 

CONSERVATION OF RESOUIRCES
United States, Canadl‘on‘ and Mexican
Representatives ,ln Washlngton.

. \\'ASIllNG’l‘O.\', lt‘cb. ‘lS.——\’l'lth 111
vlcw of conserving the 11111111111 1‘0—
sourccu of the United States. Canada
and Mexico. representatives of those
govt-iriiniciits in nddltlon‘ lo uiuny'oi
the leaders In the conservationmoro-
merit in this couuliv. gutlieicd hero to
tidy In attclidunct: upon the North Am
crican Conservation (’ontercncc T'ho‘
dclegutos‘ to the conference. which wns
culled by President. Roosevelt luscmh
led to the cost room or the White
House. where they weic roocived by
Mr Roosevmlt pr'eiiininsiy to holding
at two days“ session at the State. Do
pnrtineut. Tho tile-tubers ‘of President
Roosevelt s cabinet and of the National
Conserrutiou (‘oiiiinishloiiz' also wcrc
present. The' couinilsslourrs from
Coliudn and Mexico wci'c presented to
the president. by Socretury of State
Bacon, utter which up uddrcss was
moon by Mr. R00$I'\0|I.. At its ooiichr
slon tho confine-es ploccodod to tho
diplomatic room ‘01" the State impuri-
ii’lcnt where u. brici address of wcl

come was made by Ilillord Ptiichot ,

chairman of the delegation Thou fol
lowed iosponscs by the visiting com
nitssioiicrs u‘nd remarks by members
of the cabinet, ii‘hd others.

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DEVELOPM ENT OF LANGUAGE.

 

 

Prof. Judd Gives Another Lecture at
the Norwalk High School.

The ioctulc o'ii‘ ilic Development and
Nuturc of Language glvcu by Prof.
Charles II. Judd ut the \‘orwnlk High
Sch00l. last. 11.111.11.11; Wits listened to
with grout interest In the toaclicrs ol‘
the town and their friends

The leciure‘i' deinonstrutcd' most
clcnrly the 11111111111111 between the cum
tiouul sounds and the sign language
of animals nod youu‘g 11.11.11... and tho‘

rcul lungunge. which is un idoutioiihl -
'l‘lic human Intniit must '

dciolopnicnt.
11115:; through a long period when nu-
111111 in dc‘vclopiug' tlic machluci \' The
ability to ‘ohuv c :m ldru marks thc cru'
ciul {mining point

'I‘lic ussoclution of Idcus with v1 ordx
Is 11 slow proccss ot tlciulol‘inioli‘t. ’l‘hc‘
child must linvc mun.) cxlici'iciicou lit'
{ore hc. can uudcrsluud their mpics-
sion in language The chlo‘l business
of our schools should ho to guide chil-
drcii In gcttlug' the cont-lice of Words
Frequently the school fails because it
docs not put. language. to tho test of
Being understood;

 

” ~Bilioiis? Feel licsvy after dinnc'r?"

Tongue coated? Bitten taste? Com-,1
plcxlon sallow?
up. Deans BeguletIsr' curc‘ 1111111111 lit-1

tucks. 25 cents at ’uny‘drng store. _ .
NATIONAL CONOlgIEssI OF MOTH
ER

 

“NEW
gates and 1.1.1.111 visitors from all sec
tlo‘ns of the. country are. in attendance;
on the annual convention 611.1111 N111
tlonul Congress of Mothe‘rs‘. which be
gun here may; and will continue 'for
four days. The progr‘iini ‘ei‘nbi'nc‘és' ‘11
discussion or i‘ium‘e‘rDIiS' subjects deal:
ng with the physical. mental and mm"-
111 welfare of ”10' child by a number
of 11101111110111. incl) wind“ women of
Aiiiorlca‘. . ‘11,. '1 _-

\ nio'rmo IN GRANADA.
GRANADA. Spain, 11.1.11 18.—~Tlioro

 

was an outbreak of riotlh' .‘1 here today ".1
over the question of the collection of,
duties on ,t'ood‘stuits into the. ‘city in

which two persons wore killed and tire
wounded .

WI

101' Bradstreet, chiesciitatlve Higgins. i.
of Winchester;

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1.1.1.111... Linc ll.) 51‘ Opposing In- H ”

Liver 111.5115 withing .

ORLEANS, Feb l8.—“—Delo ‘

 

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y .

Poitieres and Decorative _,
Draperies

.\ llt‘iiiillllll 'cxliibit of l’orticrcs is ~lioun “1' {TN {14.1.5111
Store window llicy arc lclgravc Hangings 11nd Rovers—
ililc I’ortic‘rcs of hen vv Institute wciucn and artistic shad
lugs.

French Tapestries appear in l‘lt.l| hues oi rose.
and old gold forcst g1 ccu biowm Hills and 111;1r1..1on

Wc have 21 you interesting: linc and 11111 pim'itlc hung;
lugs for tloorii‘uis, 1111011“. cosy cor'iicis and window ht“ 1t>..
in collil's that will liuriiionizc will) carpets 1111;». and other
i‘iiriiisliiiigs

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lciigtlis, on: at present on exhibition.
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Axminéter And Body Brussels Rugs
$25. ”00 Discontinued Patterns for $20,. 00

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iiunlbcr lizlviiig medallion ccntcrs‘ with liordcis, Oriental
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New Cooking Utensils

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Biscuit Sheets of Russian iron. Bread‘and Cake Pans
ol' cx‘tru‘ lieav§ tin. B‘r‘own Broad and Pudding Moulds.
Muffin Pads. Timbale Irons and Moulds, Lady Finger Pans. 1
Pastry Edge. and Tubes. Lardir‘ig Needles, Sandwich and
Cake Cutters.

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