that .l
‘Iidye
mthe Iucltysh
Last Day
Bargains
Bic Wmdow
W w -----
, I M191“ M
3.5!. .
Slight imperfections In cloth. guhranteed roller. Pos-
ISc Bags; 20c
Leather IPocIIetbooks and
Bags. just too in the lot,
not one worth less than
50c; others up to 750.
Last day price ..... .
Shades. 140
L
...29c
”590 Boys’ Syreaters, 39c
: as dozen, Boys’ Sweaters. regular 59c. Last day price . 39c
:5c Pins ................
roc Spool Silk ..............
Notions
LAST DAY PRICES
5c Clark‘s Thread ............
Ioc Beauty Pins ......... .. . .
................. ac pkg.
.............. 3 %c spool
................ 7c spool
................. 5c card
price ...................
$6.00 'Fur Sets, $2.98
in sets of Brown Couey. regular $6. 00 set. Last day
...... “$298 set
€20.00 suns 313.93
Millinery
Sacrifice
Take your pick of the lot.
day price . ........ I ........ 49c
price. N o exchanges.
$2.00 Shapes,
49c
Last
$3.00 All w
last day price ..........
SWeaters, $1.98
, All Wool Sweaters double breasted; regularly $3. 00.
........... .........$I.98
ool Ladies’
.‘ /1’; '.
120 H000”.
I. l. IlIlIIIIlIII ,
haunt IIIIII
Governor Weeks Appoint Mcridea
Man as Railroad Commissioner
HARTFORD Doc 3. mauveIuoI
Weeks‘ yesterday afternoon announced
the Mooinlmont of Iddgar J. Doolittltn
oi ”widen. an rnilroud commissionorl
to succeed the. late 0.11 mm. Mr.
.DOOIItIIe was ulx lllllt'li alerted muyor
to: am ollty and won II Inombor of the
stain senate III 1887.
. While Mr. Doolittle ban been an»
pointed to MICCN’II the Into Mr. F‘yler.
he will not servo out Mr. Fyior's lorIII,
bill. will hold other» until the meeting
of. the next gouoral assembly. Mr.
mm was ro- appointed by the late
Gorgoor Lilloy and his term of 09106
dahlvo expired July 1 1918.
1mm Dar. 3.——Edgnr .1. Doc-
Ilttie. Rwho won upphlntod a railroad
cornmlutliouor by Governor Weeks to
succeed tho Into 0, R. Fyler. III a
prominent munufauturor or paper
boxer. lie wad born In liehron. Conn.
29. 1846. the mo of Rev Ed-
rt? little, to Congregational min-
,. tin“. 0n the motorth side .hir. noo-
“llttlo III II descendant oi llavltl Sago.
, who was also so antecedent of Russell
hue. tho into New York financier.
AMI receiving a diploma from the
(Milford Institute Mr. .Dooltltlo took
up the manufacture of paper hoses In
this ty and from It moderate begin-
s but built a large and ltlarative
olittlo won mayor of Mormon
77 to 1m and a meiuhor of the
historian“! ill IIIIIII and 1007. no is
4" whim and trustee or the Mori-
d :51!“ hit. vioo-orontdont and
I dun walnuts tome Notional hank In
any. director of the Maritialt flan
limo Light companies
or the idol-Idea Horatio.
it“ It mamhsr of the asylum“.
r. Doolittlc in a 1)
a In“:“ doom» and III
with douxhh t.
“ 70 on; 4 pr.
FastJBlack Ladizs’ Hose regular 12c pair.
.................
IuIsIIII PIIIIIIE
dial
r711
I3} 250
Last
.7y;c pair- 3 pairs for 250
$10.00 Hats, $5.98
Take your pick of our $10.00
Trimmed Hats tomorrow. last
day price ................ $5.98
92 Washington
; .‘
. y.
I
anteed to be worth $20.00.
$1.98
To Blue. Blackgand Green. All Wool. lined with guaranteed satin; vecy smart Tailored
Suits. samples from a very fine Fifth Avenue manufacturer.
Come Early for the Best Assortment
$13.98
|MILLINERY|
Means to you just this: We will place on sale our entire stock of Trimmed Hats at I 3 to l- 2 the regular
‘3 $3.50 For Hats,
Large Fur Hats. trimmed with :5 Sample Fur Hats. no two
ribbon and jet buckle. Last alike; sold for $6.00. Last
.day price ................ $I.gtl day price ............ $3.98
om day to day, throughout this great sale. and a great man3 extraordinary last day specials will be placed on sale T0m0rrow, the
Iagt day. Thelenhre glare will be turned into one Great Big Bargain Carnival. We have planned for a tremendous day. Will you be among
uppers? ,Iugt spare II few moments and lock over this list of jugl a few of the great bargains. . Remember, every item will be sold
With the understanding that the money will be refunded if you the not satisfied In every wny. Ponhvely no Mail or Telephone Orders Filled.
$20 0 ‘lllts $13 98 L001 Day Bargains
- :s. . .. » ., 50c cashmere Gloves, 290 .'
27 Ladies’ and Misses’ Suits
25 dozen 50c Gloves, silk lined. If you can duplicate
this glove for less than soc we will gladly refund ‘
~ your money. Last day price .............. 29c pr.
Every Suit in this lot guar.
$1.00 Mannish Glares, 790
Every pair guaranteed; never sold less than $I.00.
. Last day price ......... . ................ 79c pair
$1.50 Mannish G10ves, 97c
$13.98
Guaranteed. with coin pocket I some of this lot worth
up to $2.00. Last day price ................ 97c pair -.
Millinery
Sacrifice
Underwear
LAST CALL AT THESE PRICES .
29c Ladies' Underwear .............. . ............. 2rc
50c Ladies‘ Underwear ........................... 39¢
$6.00 For Hats,
The Skirt you read so much about at $1. 50.
day price .................................... 980
$1. 50 Klosfit Skirts, 98c .
Last
Street
MI’ TZ’
“THE HQUSE OF ACTIVITY AN D PROGRESS.”
$4.00 hats. $1.98
20 Trimmed Hats. worth up to
$4.00. bait day price ..... $1.98
. $3.98 03.00 Children’s White Beat
Skin Coats. $1.98
25 Children‘s Coats in white only; regularly $3.00.
Last day price ................. . ............ $1.98
I
20 Trimmed Hats. all colors.
$7.00 Hats, $398 Toilet Articles
I Last Day Price
l 150 each
while the» lot lasts ........ $3.98 25c Dr. Lyons' Tooth Powder
25c Colgate’s Talcum Powder
25c Cuticura Soap ..........
South Norwalk,
Conn.
\
$1.50 Tailored Waigts; 9003
Six different styles Mannis‘n Waists. regularly St. 50.
Lastdayp'rice. ....... ...... ‘
tqu i
IS Fill IIIIIIIIIIIII
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which Ill quite wide at that point, In
smooth.
A dotormluod offort wnu math to
Hunt tho Pratt-Io at high tldo III four
o‘clock this morning, but the ihrou
lIIltII that pullod on her won- unnbjo
lo budgu the venue].
The Prulrle was In charge of F. I...
bunker. a Dolowaru- rlvor pilot. and
won going down the firm undor illilllltll
full headway when she «truck. The
houvlly Ioudml ruaael hit the mud
north of Pen I'utI-II Inland and III In full
or lw‘orl Mott. on tho Now .lorshy uldr
of the river, [Fort Iluuoul. on tho lloln
wart- side, and of tho lluluwnro City
Roar MIIIlruI Klmbull and ()qu Kai
lulu. of the Pralrio, promptly omitted
the Philadelphia Navy Yard of the
mtsha. Roar-Admiral Harris. com-
mando t of the Navy Yard sent tho
government tug Modoc (Iowa the rim
and at once ongngod tho Rod Blur
Illne' II tugs Nowuautlo and Bomurr N
SIIIIILI both poworful craft to help tho
MoIIoI- All Iuohamliona worn nmdo Io
IIIIII tho PInlrlo out of hot hull of mud
III llood Ildo III 1. o’clock. Tim Inn in- .
nan pulling on tho big shin before flood
lldo bowovm. nod motioned to do lltl
until the tide IIIIIl tullon eon ldorably.
Admiral KImbalI and (is .. Kolioxfll
had oonlldontly hoped the Prultlo
would he floated on the morning title.
News of the unsuccessful otteris of
tin.» tugs was aunt to the Navy Yard
by wireless and that government tug
Samonet IIIIII (our lighter» Wars stun
It‘ll for that Patch Inland herons? day
.Ilght. it Iovoxtmotod that Admiral
Kimball will hove moat of the Innrlnou
landed at the two forts and some 01‘
the cargo lighturetl. With tho 0th con
llithl'tIlliy lightened the hinders IIboIII-Il
fool uhuoat hurt: that tho trauhuort
will llouiwntho ilmdtltlu till» after»
noon. ,
BERLIN Dec. tl.-—'l‘ho governioont
of Nlcnragua III rsorosantod hero by
Constrltlonsral .1 ill. W. Pol II. IthI In
m narrowest “10¢!“th homo
0.1131031” gill!
iunton Inhzht make an to the arts ol'
l‘rouldunt ZrIuIa
'I‘lIo consul- gout-Int boys that r[alluyu .
III not a tyrant. but. on tho contrary to ‘
u humour, good hoarlod man. who hit
mom; to maintuln III’IIIII' III his couu- I
try. Mr. Polo llliiltl.’ "if as It nppourn, I
Ilrocc and (Joanna Ivrro Insuruvntn
cooking to blow up a govorIIIIII-ht you
sol, thou martini law ranw properly i
Into action agulnsl them."
The cousul-gonmul says that ho lsi
luiotmed from NIIIIIngIIuII sources
that I'loIIorIII EaIIIIIIu. tho Insurgent!
luadI r bud boon n iIIuIIIl of Zolnyu and I
by Hill luttoI lruntotl with govmnm
ship of the Atlantic toast laminar»:
.IIIIl IIIUI"IIIVt‘f‘ IlInt Ill um-Il his oIIIrIIII
bouillon to fomont II revolution.
Mr. I’olu attributou no nluuiilouncei
to the fact that the N lcnruguan I barge
d' Affutra nt Washington halt glvoo mil
violation». as ho Isnyu that tho (‘hargo .
had boon Iehincod and was about to
Ionvo tho United Billion when the that i
Iiont ocmirrotl. I
MEXICO CITY nomad—«1010 Maxi I
can ”mold the IIIornlng ldngliub dallv
IIIIIwI' hero III tho oourm In mittorlul‘y
roIIIIIIout III tho Nloluuuuuu situation
on” today: "A iyruui our II on Zilllull
III lilto II sIIIIIIoIl oi IIlIII who IIIII'IIIII lII4‘
own way at homo think» It uultu lllllil
m that ho should uluo IIIIII‘ hlu oun I
way III the outuldo World and 111m to
ho mode to understand Ilw dliIquIIoII
by somewhat rough and vnorgotlc um i
thud» Ilnforlunutoly. however. such
rulers involve othoru III tho coast» 1
quouoou of their follywnll their coIIIr
trymon and evon uolghborlng 'nutlonu.
It now tho United Slums tokou nIIIitnI v 3
Ir
action Nicaragua an In probablo. tho‘
III-hole of Nicaragua and of Conttal
Amarillo will have Zolayn to bloom for:
oxnoolug thI-III to totolgu intervention I
out! tho Imur mellow thereof. ;
"om could doslre no Inoro otrlkimt
Illustration or wind It ham» to Latin
AIIIullott III tho vulgar military Illctu .
tor of the stamp of Joan Suntan Zolnyu I
havo rottllsotl. wimlovor might In: tho-
IIbhtl‘uht principles or low. that to
shoot Amoricau outsells on the {ground l
of their alleged participation the?
revolution WM! ulmnly suicidal. ”
W
I
uhttuhtl we don‘t wont to homo
‘Iron of lItIIII was more natislwtory
' III oi: tut urn millions to .0000 as t
as.
JACK JoI-lNBON's MOTHER.
Expects to See World's Champion
Puqtllst It a Fsmlly Reunion
on Christmas.
CHICAGO. .ilor. :l.»«Mrn. 'l‘Inry
ItlIIIlROII. mother of Jack Johnson
thumnlon puglllst of the mid. to In
(‘lucouo IIIIII living in the now homo
.luok bought recently. Mrs. Johnson
Ihaa not Bt‘t’n .lIIIlI in seven yours. but
am In tho uroduout mothor our can
llnngino.
Stir dm's not npnrow of who light
lug, but sin» to glut! Jack to at the bond
of his Ilium Stu» sald hor son would
whip .lI-mII-a juut an 0qu on the sun
row on Ilw day or the bullies
".lIIrII Is on IIlI-ul silo." MrII. John—
uon unld. "mid thorn In no III-ad for
mo to ”III I ma mood of him. lie but!
norm lth-d to send me money for my
Ilupporl. l have lived In (lulveliton
fifty yems and this Is my that visit to
Chltago I expect to liva here In this
homo that Jack bought for the rest of
my down. My non will he homo Christ
IIIIIII ulul l .IIII IIIIIIIIIIIIII II hllt roIIIIlIIIl.
Ihaldou .IIIIlI and IIIynolf IIIv IIIIIIIIII
It‘lll. Inuv IIIIII MIII .lanlo RhmIon anti
my otlII-I- unit. ChIIIlI-II. will ho how. I
am unxlxoun to one my Ills boy IInII l
mu nun» Ill wanta to not». Iuo.'
childron‘ cry
F“ FIE‘IOIIEII'S
C A S 1‘ O R I A
suiomus Issues.
Agricultural Inpurlmoat station Bends
Out We Publications. _
'I Ito mammoth Agru‘ulttunl ltlxuar
IIIIIIIII thtlmi bnu pull" .Inllod two hullo
IIIIII Illa m M till garden and fluid hoods
by Ul‘. hi. ll. Jouhluu out] Minn MIIM
II. .luugvr and tho nerond on t a flair
Itlilt‘ aonlt- by W, Ill. I‘lll.tton 'l‘Io for
mm Ironic of the unity and mollti‘
III lilti'tlti Io: uncortoiuod III ' sit. lI
honours that tho rad clovor hood sold
taut your Ivas very tuiorlor. whtlo the
tinny vurloti‘oil of modem sends worn
. toil still summons tut Inlsrtoryro
t on no ills onion and
I
I
I
.. J N.
4*-
I Iin-r‘ of hill and Wodnuudny he paid $ltl
i and sold be uns III bird to do it
IIIIIII ill IIIIIIII
IIIIIIIII‘III IIII BIBII
— Regulates the bowels: promotes
I‘nsv uatorul movements curt-II Ion
vxtlnutlnn wDIIIIIIII ltogulcta Ask your
“M ‘ zdIugglst for than 20 cunts a box.
Gill-3 II? NWII II. "It. .14 RI‘HIIII‘IIIII III I ‘~W~~ '- 1......
Sound IlouI II villugo Wodnccduy llt‘RIII i DOG CHA'NED lN THE WOODS
Wu...
.I salt Iwu lulu of an ortuguunllnn “bu I Game Warden Smith Finds Animal
I'irk'd to IIIrIy II (MIIIIIIII on his buck." . Nearly Starved Near Keelor's Pond.
”NM" “mom"? M wton I‘lllllll‘ the; (luuw Worden Smith was out In ”11'
I
I
tum. “"1 upuu tho 3”“ Th“ Wm” mods youttldny Itl‘telnoon and was
Until that) him No for uuumlug blm “mu“.d by "m butlupg of “ dov be
lel and tho IIngIIIwmn with his IleIIIIlaI “ W“ Sit-“rlbnm 3 Lane nnd tho Con
I‘lilliiiiit 9‘99““ “f CI‘I’W“ \iillnrd K unotltul 'I'uruuike.» IIbovo Koolor's old
(‘ulltalu Newton snllod tho III-uni "’9 1’0"“ H" “’9'“ 0"" to ““9 what
mnuy yeuls in queen of IIIotuIeauuo Itud . with the matter. Mid llll Mind to Mllll‘
oolmod tuna Iago Cuptniu I’allnor Isl "no collie dog chained to a tree. with
uII‘Io n son in; of to.» old school who I a chain heavy 900mb to hold a homey
has llmlifltlod II large fortune. From} The dog hfld wound the chain around
tho command of II can vossol Contain ll '03 “M“ be hlld Ollll’ about 3 1001 0!
Palmer oblitud his employment during ”l9 Clllllll' left, lllltl I'll! wedged llll'
lute yours 910 wrultlntr llt‘loro tho mast lll'l‘l‘ll n (the and a hlg etono. 'l‘bo
III the I-Immd Bi'lu'il i’IouIIviorIun around was all torn Imam! blood was
church. DIIIIuIr II ilnonolnl squall. In Mnutlorod motile rooIIII whore the. dog
which tho l‘IIIIl‘l’II won IIyIIIg her line IIIIII utI-uunlml to not true.
Itllvldt‘. down. Cnhtulu I'IIIIIIvr Ionned Ml-Hmllll tolchhuaml lol’rouocutlng
In It... lnulitutlou 03.999. mm mm” it Attorney Tammany and was .Iold to
'u I-hurltvxl. tumult ‘II 1111‘ church to aui- WM U!“ 005; III. III- luul u brnnu ml
My ",9 debt. i‘ luv and pinto on It. with tho union of
WIIIIIIIII Ii. Burr-Int. WI-ut Norwnlk.
:IIliI ll lloouao tug 40,530. People III
the neighborhood say they burn heard
ibo'dog thorn since Sunday. 'l‘ho out
and was In had condition for want or
food unit water. Deputy Sheriff Slam
not C. lrolttnd was notified and will
begin on iovostlgatlon into the matter.
WW
MGN'I‘PILY MNK MEETINGS Now.
w
no... contwtlor Also Orders NI»
two-I Banks to Have LOIII
' Cantatas".
All of thovt'ltl‘dlll national banks In
tho United stnieuwhirh now .hold
hottl'd meetings tit Irrogular and Infre-
quot intervals moot have monthly
moot ago or tnotr hoards of directors.
must Ilppoiht emulator and discount
"omniittees and all the loans and dis-
oonats oi such bank moat no approved
by tho direotonlto board at the month-
II gaming. mush approval to ho ro-
II II
All of thI-II IllllVf‘iI Contain Newton.
Itlwwluv II lllltl‘lm‘l' how upon Ibo am
of BIIIvIIIIoII. to cut, loose. all of (in“
oioturusmw language ho had gathered
IovIn-u ll lilo on tho out-an and road II'
'n Illl‘f‘fl auctions III. the dovotod hood
If his neighbor captain. Opening his
nonloguc. Captain Newton assorted
hot Contain l’nlnior' :hud tried to
War oft In.» Presbyterian church on
do back." Then. by loo: 0! mamas
‘IIIIIIIs Ilvoly. ho addod «Tunisia
"nlmar was a “oraylliydll‘d‘ltvpoorlto.”
Il'vmy limo tho not-using; ro 00 from
llIo non found ItIi ninth whothur In.
mono or In prlvuto. the flood of do
IIIIIclatlou was started afresh. If.
‘notaln Nowmn now Contain PolIuIr
,III the next block ho megaphonod his
Isuthnents; It he saw him in It moot
'ng ho delivered on motion. Ila out
loud. eVery moon» of communication
known to the voice oxoout that ol.
vhlshcriuit
‘ 1.3111110th ‘
My!“ ”I I”.
n-0,... .-.
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
Tho following \vme Issued Not/mu
her 39th, 1999. List furnished from
Hilton of A. M. Woostor, solicitor of
outputs. Bridgeport. .Conn.:
F. I. (lupus. Bridgeport. ’Produotlou
of double-faced sound records.
V. Olson, and iv‘. Schrodcr, Bridge.
port, Aimomprossor.
C. I). Plait, Bridgeport, Keyloas soclo
A.,Barnes
et.
Mulch-
st rutclier.
ll. 1.. Bondlc Hartford Blind- stop
C B Elmmc Hartford. Changc-
Now Haven, .
I speed mechanism.
trout the
or, h
It. fl. Maxim Hartford, Shad box {or
Mile plat-tier»
.l. I}. Peterson.
switch handle.
.1. J Shea. Hartford. Elastic con-
necting strap.
0. W Hart West Hartford Means
for controlling olootrlc circuits.
W B. Beaclrley, Stamford Game on-
naratua.
A. E. Church. New Britain. Room-
or.
It. 3. Hart. Now Britain. Register or
ventilutor.
in. A. Schndo.‘ Now llrliuln.
I.,..
Hartford. Electrlc
Bench
lilno Waterbury, Means for
oxirudlhg hollow bodies.
I.. 8.- White Waterbury, Ovouthor
momelcr.
II M. (lotus. (llautouhury. WIotnIlI
IE Palmer. Middletowu. 'l‘oxtlto
conditioning apparatus.
J. Wood Noroton, Combinod voutl.
lutOI and smoke consumer. .
Trade-Marks.
Jewell Belting 00.. Hartford. loath-
or bolting.
LOIT Lure uvmo ohm.
CHICAGO. Doc. 3 «Dennih' K0‘IIy. a
demon for the Northwesterndtsllwuy
III Konoshtl. [Me hill lilo yesterday to
euve a woman who was atnmllaz. im-
urouchlng train. ,
'l‘he hagman shouted to the woman
and when she failed to step out oi
danger. he leaned forward and throw
iii? mlono olden As no Iltldl not In; loot
s anon on was no I o o umu
I’ll Ira lion, ,
ormaneut Iortn. li'his Willi
II It! .
wildorod, on tho track before an an. I,
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