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Fowne s Gloves
. All 1eady with our new fall
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that 5
know.
anteed $100
if its a Pownes
all you need to
Every pair guar~
to $3.95
'1 ,We are
‘Neckwear this
. merit
-.25¢
New Fall Neckwear
specializing on ‘
erytliing that’s new you
will find at this depart»
season. Ev—
to $2.00
New Fall Suits
W e call your special attention to 0111 new
Our new silk. satin and
Dresses
serge Dresses
' NEW
Fall Suits fo1 111isses, women and odd
sizes, all the new mixtures and serges
will be ready for your inspection to
111orrow.Priees range from ..
Shapesand Trimmings
Every new Shape that’s out this seasan
you will find at our opening tomor—
row: all colors and styles :a grand as-
$5.95 to $18
Prices range from ..$10 to $25 2
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46”.“ \Very special
v...
. Sweaters, 99c
20 dozen Sweaters, enoi’igdi for
"11,0116 day’sselling: good value at
, $1.30; in gray only; sizes 34 to
Waists at $1.00
A special line of Lingerie Waists,
and All Linen Tailored Waists,
\eiv fine values
(lay.
latest styles,
quality silk,
sale
Satnr~
-$1.00
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Roezollo. of Hartford.
For treasurer,
Frank J.
For comptréiier, H. o. Daniela,
Presidential electors. Marcus Floyd, ley "
Congreulonal Nominations.
First district, Joaeph W. Alsop, or
second district, 131. Warren Davie,
Third district murmur Yondeil .
, ”lot collusion—modulation Toiourn‘m. I
t 1 Fourth district, Samuel 11:. Vincent,
' (it Bridloport. .
. Fifth district, H. G. Healthy, of
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Under the heading “More Standard
Oil Letters" Hearst‘s Magazine for
October gives turthor astonishing evi-
dence in the reproduction of a letter
written to John D." Arehbold.
in the following letter which The
t'l‘elogram quotes in “part an idea is giv-
en ol’ the flirtation carried on between
these two practical men.
Washington D 0., Wednesday. Jan-
uary 6,1904.~—My dear Mr Archbold:
Your telegram received Sorry you
cannot run over for 11 day. Think it
moat important that you know the alt-
uatlon. The President was delighted
to know that he had been misled as to
the attitude or the Standard 011 Com-
pany. President Roosevelt 111-goo
WW” strongly that you come over to meet
For secretary 0: state. Edward M. him and said that he wanted you at
lluncheon where he could have a quiet“
Erbe, oi! talk.
it you cannOt run over thil
iwoek, will you come next? You will
Elb-
leurpriee. , (Signed) Joseph C.
wioh; George A. com-ave, or Willing- fiibiey, who, during the ”salon or
ton; Edwin 0 Hammond, of Water. Congress of January 1904, wan clone
to Preaide'nt Roosevelt.
light “on the now famous Standard
Oil Roosevelt controversy.
President Menorah will need some
shirts oi“ this unmistakable evidence
W
‘ council coop natural...
or have a first-class reception and got a‘
This correspondence thrown new
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Hornets 0. Case. grand keener'f'ot
records and seals of the Knights of
Pythlas for more than 33 years, died
at the home of his 8011, Ernest. L.
Case 115 lddgowood street, Hartford
Conn, Wednesday. He was 73 years
old»
011 Thursday, Sept. 19th. he attend-v
ed the New Haven week celebration
witnessing_tho parade. and upon his
return to Hartford attended e. meeb
log of the Pythlan sisters, That even-
ing he complained of not feeling well
and on Friday while at his onion. 39
Pearl street, had a slight shock and
upon leaving for his son’s home had
another shock whereupon he was Put
to bed. and passed a way, as stated
abpva.
He has been prominently connected,
with the K. of Pui'or more than forty
years, having tolned the order in 1869
at Harttor , and was a charter mom;
in that capacity 'untii hia‘ death; , in
point or service he who the second
oldest (i. K. it. 8. in limit. oi. P.
A special line of Trimmed Hats,
no two alike.
H73. in 1878 and aervedcon‘tinuouoiy ,
Hats, $3.95
On sale tomor-
- $3.95
med. On
Started Olrloin of Beef.
ulna tour of live pounds of top sirloin
or boot and rub it in salt and pepper.
Make a stoma; at one medium air/ed
onion chopped tine, one tableapoontul
breadcrumbs, halt a teaspooni'nl or
ground ginger. a quarter of a teaspoon-
iut of ground mace a quarter of a tea-
opoontui of ground pepper. one tea-
anoontul of salt and one teaspooatul
Dresses at $5 95
“ Silk and Serge’ Dresses in blue,‘
black and brown, neatly trim-
ot par-icy, chopped duo; one cuptui or ‘
of ease. Mix it all well together. Han;
Pare and core at; apples, put them
into a saucepan, cover with water and‘
, add enough to sweeten and boil until
' they are tender. When they are cooli-
,othor term than “liar" to clear his
He was a Grand Army mau’aud a
Red Man and belonged to the ”thin:
Sisters and the I). 0. it. 11.11111" the,
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Jacobo or New Haven,“ 111111 with 111111
.od place them in a has. dish. Dir-
;aol'Vd a box or any kind or lemon telly
powder in a plot of boiling water.
olyod pour it over the .
out: about the grand 10m 1111111111: and
the convention to he held in Quinton
catcher iiitli,1iud atte lending: 111
at i p. in. and while 1111:1111 had quite a ‘
' 1. 11111- of hotter. one pickled walnut,
non of chicken (moment, too oun- '
* .ll. sortnient to pick from . .98¢ to $6 .
. Smart Coats M‘ “'9' y ' ’ '
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i If it's new and (liiierent you will find it made up special, for our opening, - "
here. Many of our Coats are only some are i111po‘rted models and some The largest line of Trimmings eyer dis-
one of a kind. Prices range {111111 made iii our own workrooms. Prices - played at this store; all 111 orted nova
' $7.95 to $25 range from :.. . ”$3 95 to $25 elties. Prices range from 25¢ to $3
No Charge Trimming Service-Whe11 Shapes and Trimmings are bought at this store we Trim your Hat Free of Charge.
OPENING SP ‘ CIALS
Silk WaiSts, $2. 49
Very pretty Silk Waists, the very
made of good
all colors.
sale tomorrow $5.95
apples and set all away to harden.
Serve them very cold with whipped
cream. This makes a delicious desert
for luncheon or supper.
Lamb and Green Pan. .
To two pounds or mowing lamb out
in small pieces allow one quart 0!
green 141111, one tablespooniul ot chop.
pea parsley, one tablespoonful ot chop-
. ued onion two tablespooriiule or choo
pod 1min, one teaspooniul at ground
meat scantily- with water, add the
herbs and spleen. let- it cool: tor an
hour and a 1111, then add the pool
and potatoes Let it gunner until all
are cooked (about an hour). serve it
on a platter‘nn‘d decor-ton with par-
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For two Inhabit; 1.1111111111111115“-
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booed and hat! e 111111111! oi veal
will, Whether; the chicken torco
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1.
Suits at. $12.50
All \Vool Serge Suits in blue and
black,
14 t0'44. 011 sale tomorrow. .
very latest models; sizes
2.550
gar. the grated rind and strained juice
of one lemon, a pinch of oaltand two
yolks of ease uritll thick, but do not.
allow it to hell. Chill and told in half
a cuntul of. utility beaten cream. Then
spread between slices or fresh or can-
ned, pineapples, decorate with a star
of whipped and sweetened cream, flav-
oned with halt a teaspoontul of orange
extract.
union-o.
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‘Stamiord; Edgar It. Allen, of Nor— month, was penned by Gunfire-amen tore that tlme. H0 "I 6180005 G~ “1 A”... 1,, daily. , and two whole potato“. Go“, the and let stand live minutes. Drain
min carefully. remove the skin and
harm and place the an: in a' buttered
carving dish. Pour over it a white
sauce. cover with muttered crumbs and
make in a hot oven lent enough to
brown the topmi’ortiand illiterate and
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