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M “'0‘!” to It! the “u" f” and Willinsntic by way of Norwich
m m a hand. “0; stock in opposition to proposed increase in
“0.81.0002tlxturoe “a (.0018, 3100; fares (It “In! branch of IhO Shore
‘ debts ill. on open account. “0. Line Electric Railway; which is soon
‘ “or C. Jennings,
a clerk in 10 III into eflect. Arrangements will
< um um bankruptcy by he made, if axreeabie to the Public
‘ I utilit- l'iled yesterday.
He hu‘Utiiltiee Omission. to take up the
ma- or “A“. or unsecured. Ha “I“. '1 “M i' 1m” “We“
haiusssetn
’New London and Wiiiimsntic at the
' ‘ ,W A. Sundin. who H". in Wa- same time that the hearing on the
' :~ W. W m is in the drug but Groton and Stonington fares increase
cw: a"- v =1“ ‘1. ville. has tiled . peti- is continued at Hartford on Wednes-
““1
, 9.132.775.“ ll unsecured. [its as-
1‘ ”JD. flit-um. 81.500; dobts. m.
,- all M!- omtr. $100.
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n... it. has llahiiitim at tissue “’-
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“I!“ “I” m w“ “M. now my IiLL Aonuo uio .
WASHINGTON. M. 'l.—A new
W m bill tedenilaing the
.fi, 4 , National Guard, increasing the run-
tlA‘rtoth meant»; “soCIAnlu' all: to utooo nos. doubling
tho nus artillery. increasing the en-
abler Inn! by 18 comm. creetp
3M sue-es Mose Education m in (our susdrens 0! mm a
‘w Training Dleeueeed.
outlini- oorpsotoadstetronn
~40.“- W. mm. 81.—'i‘hreeot eels“ having military ll'llllll. was
mm" lean-unique. antiserum: let-ed was tentatively today by the
“Mahala-l Indian Association. lone Hilary committee.
m
3..» m. has this wash. Iona NI. man WALKING tum Hott-
thetr sessions to“. ,
W,» l. “I“. “one education
. PITAL.
am, M Ila—Fred.
-s..-uwmmmiecu thusodmN-J. walked in-
~uhioh~ “Wrinkle the toBL'he-t’sllospihistlomsmin
morning. and died in that Institution
...--m m and m‘. It 11 o'dofl. I victim at I honor!»
"r are to neat this week. They has at the Inn- He II Imlvod by
Ink-see vim-ii: even
_nnou a widow and three children in New
hrs-char ethic-noun work. Theflhfl’ul- Hemmmumotm
"memhsauduednmm and Ammunition
by MML when it is hoped the Company.
neat uses it routine work incident
' ‘ warm MW“ mm... :mm m APPIAL TO
" “lion's convention at New York next
It! will have hen cleared sway.
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.- ,_ thustsrtedttework thisstternoon.
.-,_. “MW.“ ot Public lnstruo
‘thdlnsUuwereto speak on
w - molested twice at the council of
, ~~, sits mm or Education. They
1' ~.- werec. G. Sol-la. otSt. Paul: C. P.
' Gary. J l’IdtIon. Win. and Frank W.
'- Alillsr. of moss. 0., It the rom-
neon session Atrsn N. White. of
"V” “It! 9‘ N. l., and Edith K. C.
"" 5 ”Clark, a Cheyenne. Wyn. were on
.. i the wow this afternoon. Marga-
: let. a. untanbmer-ucNaught.
Manor of Elementary Schools
a film». was another speaker.
‘ The council expected to complete its
”(w work today.
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ALEXANDRIA, Ve.. Feb. IL-Jl'he
, George Washington undue National
“hr, loo-room Association. W of
fitfioorsndlewersotneu-ty every
shill-rum in is. United
minus I two days“ meeting
here today. Instinct is the erection
debuts—plenum.
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"- ¢ ._m in no stunting-whim.
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‘ ' -'l‘heday was given arci- to business
93 “.mthe association
“if'wm otrserve Washington's Birthday
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nation. “Osman“ we
momma-humans.
pendingtbqiteoneottleinnet.
has told conflicting stories. acoordhc
two witnnses. it was
thought, might help to straighten the
matter out.
Btu FIOM us WING
WA’i‘nBU'RY. M tin-Md
Rees. aged to years. who has been on
played as a machinist at the Scotti]
Manulncturing company, died at tho
Waterbury Hospital this min; from
the elects of gas poisoning. Rees had
been at the hospital since Saturday,
Feb. 12? Oothatdayhewastonndo
conscious in his room It the W
House with the us turned u and
John '1‘. Francis. of Westerly. R. L.
who counted the room with hint VII
tound desdhhis bed. ltlethow
the use was Winn: tlrned ondr
in; the nllht. Rees sense here trots.
Wales and leaves no reason.
INDIAN AGENT REPORTED KDLL-
El.
FLAGSTAFF. Aria, Feb. Sly-M
Cranqlndisnsnent at unsc-
mortgwnsklllodhyllamlut
mmmm’n
porureeeivedhentedotff.”
lop,N.I..aIdm1rta.'l-
Mstooonlrnherquthueheee
unsuccessful Anlndinnwhoerrived
fromKeensCsnyon statedthatthe
Navajo. Apache and Yaqui Indians
millennium-eschew“
within annuities-dilation-
csnswoniduhtwtthth-n. Thole-
dlaasoidthatit'nslli-uedtody-
namitersiirousinhrtaone.
CHILD LAID] ItLI'. ATTACK!!!
wunmomu, III. unis-sea.
lhnerr, counsel for the National he»
”LbVE
elationot Hamilton. today. at-
WthsChildhberhmhstorethe
mm..w...m.lflhr B. flgflrah murmur
.clnle at Morel outset it embodies.
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u “a.“ of he amount is un- Romaine Charles '1‘. Crsndsiltoim the mm and the W hen
m M m listed BI [01‘ 00* '“h them With regard to thold than
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ThisbeingMotorWeek
l-smwmbm tones-r Costs. Ban. this
and dim apparel. together with such accessories are
needed for the road. .
Wan Coato. new: models of exclusive style including
some! dc'qns hyPorrer and Paquin.
fuefirtheopucer. 8m Sithm that are
padded; Scarves and tho lug putative Veils of chiflon.
O m ‘h.
_ Travelin‘cnes, hmcheon Ki. ad Resists. incl-d
in; all fittings tor luncheon: on 'the road. Thermos Bot—
lee, Bones and Carrying Cass 5.
Basement.
Palm Beach Pongee
The rich and heavy Pongee, every thread pure silk,
will win its way directly to the notice of every woman in
search at an elegant and distinctive fabric for coats and
suits. It is in inch-wide stripes rose, emerald, cerise, or
old blue with the natural Shantung color.
”.50, 40 inches wide.
lain prod. Very attractive.
Silk Section. main floor.
New Patterns at the Art Section
“auburn. round or oval. new designs for cross
stitch...“ sins 7, 9 and la tossiuches.
“vacate“. golden rod, an effective pattern, 30
Evenly striped.
inch, . 1 u «I»
7 -. ~5Qarf te‘match. . . ‘75 as
We Mons. new. colo re, new patterns, so ctl.
Illa We. botttrfly. basket bluebird, all sizes.
.HLM'pttere-et-jueco in npinctree, ones
a fl 0 J 73 “
4' Pillow Slip, so CD.
“I. Jacket 0‘ buck, so a
Thedcpartmcnt is very attractive, come and sec.
.' , lain floor. net.
mosques. Boys’ Sine
wuss ll-stitched. all lime.
' w m all linen,
romoiergoc
"miter“
$368.,alotlfl.
Better quality. is as.
Woven Colored Borders. . . 5 and so Ctr.
Boy Scott: W boxofthrec, osctl.
) Main Floor.
l
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Love RM
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ififigériVVAY
' The Store will be Closed Washington’s Birthday.
Brass Beds
An Important Sale of High Grade Modeh
Before the re.‘ .vit share advance in prices of Krass
Bodsanordcrhadbeusphced whichuiablutheF-rni-
tare Section to 05¢: these new models at the for.“ fair
prices. These lands have been made in the regular factory
fee- whieh the Base Bolster Red‘shmhenw
for many years. They are constructed in the heat pee-
siblc manner, and the finish is a fine satin which is las-
qucred. “r.
W Styles in round or square poets.
and about forty patterns to select from.
Post Beds, a 1-: inch posts,
present value 319 for $35.15
Poet Beds, 3—inch, massive styles
with square top rails present value $41 for $32.00
Square Pest Both. 2 inch $35.00 for $28.00
Square Pest Beds. }illcli continuous post
with solid but» mounts, $1.00 for 3.8.00
Lecqumd Brass Beds, satin finish with
square fillings or square posts.
About a dozen different styles ranging in price.
$31-00. $08-15. 835m. £39m. 84m. was and $4100-
Handsonu vainch Post Beds satin lacquer.
M81100. Glace. 315.00.317.50. 319% WM- “15"
933.00 937.00 and up to $34.00.
Silk Floss Mattresses
During this week‘s sale, up to closing time Saturday
the 20th, we shall in connection with the sale of Brass‘
Beds, offer our famous and satisfactory Silk Floss ‘Mat-
tress which is priced at all other times at $14.00 and't‘rmv’
skit-red very well worth that sum, for ' ' _
311.75 . ; ff
This mattress is made of the finest grade of silk floss,
in either one or two parts, and covered with the host
quality of ticking. Considerinl the present untitled
state of the market and the fact that prices on all headed
commodities are soaring skyward” without. notic orgy
day the sun riscs. the Read House is very please gg‘of-
for these household furnishings at reasonable prices. such
prices as it is feared cannot be duplicated. .
iFurniturr. fourth floor.'
2 This week.
New and Artistic Pottery
Weds! ”to"
Some beautiful new Pantry has arrived in the shape
of Flower Bowls. Vases. tall Candlesti cits and Bird
Baths. Along with it are some quaint little pottery
Birds which may be attached to the rims of bowls with a
lit of clay. '
In dull shades of blue. green and gray. Ideal for the
loggia or conservatory. in the basement.
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or» a. n a... (Emitting.
Elohim “52'.
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