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' ', oe Cannon hos weathered
litrd storm with cleanups-stilts
mmtlcy. but today he is instills
the Mt of his lite. it is a clear case
' sink or swim and that very soon
filth odds this afternoon heavily
union the intrepid speaker. Minority
We: Clark describes the battle as
tin intuit remarkable in the history at
' . Uncle Joe won't aink. il’
‘ I: ll. shall be, until the last hit at
' ninth is gone. and throughout it all
he is preserving the same calm de-
» honor (or which he is celebrated. Il-
his“ his features showed the least
i on of worry this morning. after the
Ill night grueling. The- carnation
vibioh‘ [raced his coat lapel early last
. overlies appeared still tresh late this
1 morning.
This great. struggle naturally brings
{all} iniud for Norwaik people the tilt
‘ J'w‘hlcll congressman Hill but with the
Wet. Unable longer to endure
« Ullcle Joe’s treatment, Mr. Hill
hustled up the aisle. shook his flat in
the spcsltcr'a taco and. told him he
would let no men talk to him as he
Obviously March desired to gives
Icruoustrstion ol the tact that it
half! forgotten the traditions.
. . .
_ lists are in order for the length of
time the oyster uhcil pilo will romainl
ontho Washington street hridge
Q...
For a man 74 years old Uncle .loo
' Chunon seems to be doing pretty w.oil
V. Connecticut’s Shamewtlovcraors by
’dOllfl’I.
--—+-+~-— .
rvvsurv vsaaa AGO rooav.
my:
Toad-y, March 18,1890
Al. I meeting of the Board at Coun-
thc layout of Franklin street
store in ludianapoils. ind.
‘ Yule students were drowned try
tin Icing 0! I sailboat on Milford.
’ were Edwin Rowe, Jr.. and in.
gill“ hose, 0! New York.
QM.
pp“ he can't help it. Great Scott.
l mm be awful when one gets that
. own.:03l.
irritant who trsvciod 4.000
upsetting he would let on iii.-
MI on rsadhq his oral newspsa
liariden Journal
4—-
,, . tier Knox. Jr. who cloned. has
p we I lie 000 per year lob
" , -..dcr..lr hasn‘t been marriedI
. loos-arm Rapids Press.
marda of greatness are only
7 The trod of J cit Johnson for
' Wilson not polled because
iiiIl.-—Now Raven Journal-
“4...
a comet is not dangerous; but
to set near enough to put
tum—«kw Redford 'l‘imos
Mr. Rockefeller is a remark-
ilo actually needs an out at
A hnahio pin) 1:) g rid of his
M ”We IL'
. i
A as a million dollar bull rips
' “i“ii.".....h“°“m of
I or
ti Alon.
1 * There would not he s‘ case or in
Elton bore it readers one out sole
_ will
- Moihodlat Mllnotlllai Church, has It'-
cot to menisci: trouble snort in"
locations anthtermcnt and disastivo
virtue contained in Dispopaiu. Thi
harmless reps.
hoary man til out the slightest hills
or discomfort, and relieve the souls». .
sou stomach to five minutes. besides
overcoming all teal. Nanscons odors g?
from the brcith.
Willa formula plainly
cont case of Papo‘ a
i)
readily understand why our
promptly enroll indigestion and re.
. moves such symptoms as Heartburn. ‘
a tooling like lump or load in the
stomach. Beichlng of Gas and Erucla‘
tions at undigested food. water brash.
Nausea. Headache. Billiousneas snot
mIny other had symptoms: and. be»
sides. you will not need laxatives to.“
hoop your stomach. liver and intos
tines clots!) and trash. :
”it your Stomsch is «our and toll of ‘
us or
your
101. it
and make lite worth living? Absolute
your Md doesn't digest, and .
“loot seem to lit. why not
relic! 1mm Stomach misery Ind perv '
toot digestion of anything you eat is
sine to follow five minutes after. and.
braid”. one case is sudtclont to cure
a whole family oi such trouble.
Surely a harmless.
“hlw'N'I. either at daytime or durin
“night relieve your stomach misery and
(thrust your meals. is about ca hIndy
Ind valuable a thing as \ on could have
in the house.
Ml”......._.w ............
out the evening with the merry dan-
cors who had a very pleasant time.
Music for the occasion was {unlinked
by the Pastime on heuirs. it has boon+
decided to have another dance on
March Slat. at the same place.
APPROVES OLD SOLDIER'S STATE-
M! T
no"-..
Malia Fowler Poll. I. A. 3.. Takes
Action on Letter in Iontlnsl.
Al I regular locating ot' lkurglas
Fowler Poet ti A. R. held Monday
night. the letter in the Evening Son-
tlnel of March l2ih signed “Excel-
Iior" was road as won the reply by
“An Old Soldier." in the Evening Son
tinei of Monday. lurch llth. and the
following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Received! That the treatment of
Douglas Fowler Pout. (l A it. by the
citizens on all ocoaaiona when they
llIve been called upon has hope molt
neurons; therefore the mug tum oi
"Excelsior" are not in harmony with
the feelinga of the Post; also
Resolved. That the reply of “An Old
Soldier" in heartily approved by
Dough: Fourier Post (3. A. R.
FINI MUOlCAL SERVICE AT FiROT
M. E CHURCH.
Arthur Frederick llunilnston. organ-
int Mid (‘llOll‘ dirm-lol‘ of llll‘ First
ranged an nnuanaliy hm- muaical pro
gram for the services next Sunday; At
the morning service Sinnit-y N. [loans
In to sing a bans uolo. in tho evening.
Miss Elissbeih iliohartluon, ronlralto:
[lavid Albrecht. tenor, and Stanley N.
Henna are to sing colon. in addition
to the shove the quariotto choir wiI
render situations from the cantata.
"From Delta to Lite." by Shelley. As
the organist and ousrtette choir are
[mt “Write. with the musical lov-
ing public no Imht there will he a
large congregation precept. The pro»
mm will be pubiiahsd in (oil tomor-
iHE BREii
liliiiiiililiiii
occult
New York Herald
T0 lilii lfifilll'll)
SUNDAY. MARCH 20
will have apocial features appro-
priate to the reason and includ-
ing llinAll'l‘Il-‘Ul. PAGES 1N
UGLOR by FREDERICK ll. Klibz.
'Wlhlslul li. 100Mlti and In. V.
NAlllilliltNY.
ALSO EASTER STONES
ll] CLARA “Olin-[8. lelsA. FOR
llillid’l‘im and other well known writers.
“A, Million Dollm‘ Worth
of Batter Honors."
“rm Buotiioi’ am oi
Initially."
and other Easter artlolas will appear.
itcwnow Wise ;
Will ll. pictured it! l0. M. “ME.
wwwmmmmm. v ~
ration will digest a 3
Ask your pbsrniaciat to allow you
rinied on each 60- ,
Iapesin. then you ’
t‘ case from your dream '
inexpensive ‘
preparation like Diapepaln. which will .
‘ Women's 50c SILK and
I lasers in a;
Havin just finish
00‘! SMALL l’dROF
fastest business ycas in our store's history. we begin the Spri
'l‘ SYSTEM which has almys characterized our business is still
most carefully selected, the very best merchandise the world‘
We Invite You All to Come.
. .
I
and Summer business with s vigor that promises wonderful results.
I dominant feature and will ever remain so.
a markets atl‘ord. and client! at lower prices than or any other store in New England.
Magnificent Fashion Show Will Be
Our' immense stocks
Ready When Our Store Opens Tomorrow
Spring and Easter
Opening of Gloves ,
Womeum Misses’
Gloves, $1.00
French Kid Gloves, the famous "P. &
L. " The beat in America at the price.
All shades.
English l~clasp Mannish
Gloves. $1.25
Spear point back. P. K. sewn. Paris
point I: cry; regular Sub
value. Our - spec»
ill ......... . ...... $1.25
Fabric Gloves
All the best makes. including the
famous “Kayscr.”
2 Big Specials 2
Women‘ s and Childrens 25c
LISLE SUEDES It.
19c
“goo
LISLE GLOVES. It 35C
For tomorrow only.
0...“... mc.~4.._.-......._.z-.m ..4.....W_w— ..-. . w . .... .“nnm‘
Spring and Earlier Opening
Hosiery & Underwear
WOMEN'S HOSE. medium weight.‘ in
black and tan'Stoclrings. all sizes;
regular 25c vs no. Tomor-
row at ................. 19c
WOMEN'S FINE GAUZE COTTON
or SILK LISLE HOSE. last black.
tan and all the latest colors to match
the new gowns: regular 50c
quality. Tomorrow ...... 390
CHILDREN'S STOCKINGS. extra
heavy ribbed. last black. all alscs;
regular nygc value. Tumor.
row. per pair . ........... 100
MOMEN‘ S 25c UNDERWEAR. fine
ribbed cotton Vests. low neck. short
sleeves. Pants lace trimmed. “9‘:
all sizes. A garment ......
AN EXCEPTIONAL suowmo‘or
spamo syncs lN
Ladics’ Attractive
Hand Bags'
AT AWIACTIVI PRlCIS.
Of course you want I now Hand Bag
for Easter. Ind naturali you want one
of the new creations. to the
beaten Stat-MALWAYS.“ T E FIN-
EST UALl'l‘Y AT THE LOWEST
‘ PRIC
An excellent Ihowingoi dlilcrcnt at is
in Walrus, Morocco. Bu II
All ga‘tor. Seal. Goat. Pig Skin.
it. "Tiff“. for $1 to $5
SMART NEW armors in
y .. kwear
LACE DU GOLLARS.
370
«on o WZIC & 4405‘
.t" Tomorrow...
with“?
Women’s and? isses’:
No less than one hundred new models to select from. coverin almost every dc-
sirablc fabric and color. makin
' mflltl
At $14.98
.37
w SUITS
in all one of the most cairablc assert
of Women‘s and Misscs' Apparel we have ever offered.
Stylish Suits in either plain or fancy colors, as
well as the popular mixtures.
$16.50 t
25.00
$12.50
Separate Skirts for Spring
A Large and Most Complete Showing
At 33.98
Mohair and
Walking Skirts. in black. blue and
Panama,
my.
A new Spring line of Wash Dresses, all neatly trimmed. all colors.
Prices Range from 750 to $2.98
New Spring Waiéts
Representative 1910 models. exquisite conceptions in Lace. Lingerie and
Fine Lawns. scores of distinctly novel It ylcs. many our own design.
$1.00 Values out so Values at $2.00 values o,
790
J a’panese and
rolls
from dug?“
on g Thessmalyicwpricssmshmwortbyissma? .
am
You 'tgst
we...
Many oi the model garments in this lot cannot
be dupliCIted at any price. Some Ire plain tailor.
ed while others are effectively trimmed with fan-
cy braids and saline. The cloths and colors are
most desirable.
a limit STYLE EXHIBIT on
Spring Dress Goods
Variety is the key-note of this sea.
son’s Dress Goods. The fashion filters
of the world may dream dreams of
beauty. but' they would all comes to
naught if the weavers and dycra of
Europe and America failed to catch
the inspiration and produce such beau—
tiful fabrics as they have this season.
We can’t even begin to describe the
beauty of the goods this scooon. They
are all nicely arranged so that when
you come. whether” it 3 tomorrow or lat- .
er. you'll find just what you want.
Extra for Tomorrow
Twenty-five pieces of Fine FRENCH
WOOL GOODS in a variety of
colors. worth 8:. so yard. $1 00
Full 44 inches wide
Misses’ Special
and $14.50
Dressy Suits in plain and fancy Scrgcs.
Checks. etc. In sizes from 8 to :6 years.
$12.50 and $15.00
BrilliIntinc
Weill Dress Goods
This is the section that has contin-
ually ca lit the eye of fair women.
Nothing like the display ever seen be-
fore in these parts. It' is the grandest
showing of pretty and dainty materials
ever shown. The designers and print-
ers have fairly eclipsed all past cfiorts.
’1 no color range is really wonderful. the
patterns are charming. and last. but
not least, the prices are extremely
modest. Himalaya and English Pop»
lius load in the race.
Tomorrow we are ready with over so
distinct alludes. every color under
the sun. The best made; 2%
worth 39c yd. Tomorrow. .
A distinctive showing of Voile
Skirts, new tunic eifects.
Girls’ Dresses
(Ase! a to 14)
Bedware
AT REDUCED PRICES.
Full size and extra quality Counter-
panes. hemmed rcsdy for use;
value today 81.25.
marrow .........
Sheets
roe dozen Seamless Bed Sheets. 2%
ysrda wide by 2% yards long. will
lit the largest bed made; reg.
ular 75c vslue. Tomorrow. 59
each. C
.........
REMARKABLE VALUES
i . 990 $1950
Our Annual Spring Opening of;
Laces
Allovcrs. Bandings. etc. The grand-
cst assortment. the greatest variety.
Very sheer. dainty effects for yoklngs.
guimpea and general trimmings. You
cut find almost snything you want at
our lacs stock.
Special Tomorrow
Another lot of our big leader. French
Vols. mcivod todsy. Over 3000 yds.
of French Val. Laces; worth 5
uptoiscyd..at........... C
hula Mailings
Takes Place Tomorrow
at vary choice d as and colorings. all new. just landed
Thspsttsmssnd loringssrsa revelatiouln toast-tot-
II will soon be hsrwhotrsscisan‘i mohas almost startcd.
mg; any too soon. COKE TOM ROW.‘ . ;'.
can“ trawl“ all so rolls of Japanese spit- 240?
star'ss-lllrpassssaava ss
iii-tincs'rona HAT PINS. ,
witflimlw asspsnlliisldt|dm
, can uteri-l tad—com runs
Small Wares
NECK RUCHINGS. in new
tabla lss. Special»- _,
reconfirm yard ’ 1 c
IIIIOIII
lid. with chain. Tommi
Norwalk Chronicler