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TILLY AUTO ' AND
CARRIAGE “WORKS '
Between City Hall and Solullcrs' Monument
TELEPHONE
AUTO PAINTING
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FOR YOUR TOURING OAR TOP ,
SPECIALISTS IN AUTO BODY REPAIRS
Careful Attention Given to Doors. locks, Ridges,
'Windows, Upholstering—and Done Promptly.
WHEN YOU HAVE .
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CANDLEWICK BED SPREADS
The vogue for these Bedspreads
is still at its height. They come
in rose, blue, and old gold and you
may choose just the right colors
to harmonize with your bedroom
color schemes, and are especially
priced now at only
$5.29 .
IT’S TOWEL TIME
Plain Huck Towels—what home-
keeper ever has too many of
them? Prices such as these come
once in a while, so even if you are
supplied just now be sure to stack
up for your future needs.
'25s. 29c, 39c T0 59c
5. TA MFOQD. CONN.
211 Atlantic Street Telephone 4730
. CHARLES J. VAR!“
f 2;.3‘lseprooi Building and Concrete-
‘77:.“ In: a Spatially
-‘ I “mamas m. Nultwaui, (n.
» Phone tits-Id Non-walk
DANCE FROCKS L
New models—evening frocks of slender
:ylines in the season’s dancing shades -—
5 some have the bewitching Spanish fringe,
gothers the Godot-but all represent’ fash-
ions newest. Our moderate prices will
$29.50 “2 $59.50
Students Gots I’rot's Portrait.
(Journal—Courier. Jan. 24. 1825.)
8. F. B Moore. Esq.. has returned
to this city for the purpose of paint-
ing a portrait of Dr Smith. at the
request of the medical students.
'We understand that the senior
class in Yale college have voted, to
procure a likeness or Professor Sli-
llman. Whether Mr. Morse has
been designated as the artist to
paint it we do not know. it is pre‘
umed that Mr. Morse proceeds to
Washington early in February to
paint a. portrait of General Lafay-
ettstor the city of New York.
DAINTY LINGERIE
To make the costunle complete buy
a set or two of silken underthings.
We have them lacy and frilly or
plain and tailored and with new
touches :‘that make them very
smart. Very specially priced.
-Grey Pongee -— ‘ _ t .2 .
Were $4.50, sale price . . . .. $3.98
Grey L’Aiglon Uniforms.
Full line, tight models, were $5.98
Sale Price $5.00
Black Cotton Pongee— '
Were $2.98, sale price ......... $2.50
- Black Linenee . ‘i
were ”.50, sale price v :s s s e s s o _m8
, (on; antimony
Ldst to See Lincoln’s Features
* . 'l
At Secret Opening
of Grace in 130.2
Sl‘itlix‘Clw‘li-filll). Ill. Jan. 30.—
The min who lust gazed at the
nurtures of Abraham Lincoln is
)3. I). Monti“. .1 Springfield Inw~
her. it has jun l)ti‘t‘.()¥ll" known.
'l'ltn linto‘ was SM”. 3". 1902.
\l-mrce nil-.1 clip 1' mvmru‘s of the
lmmnl of (mucus of tho Llnroln
ll.t.lZ‘.lIn‘."Z‘.l tlt‘f‘l'lf‘d to open the
inrku l-«fmn i: has smilwi former
in a 3113.:P mass of atrial and concrete
at. ‘ ‘ the Lincoln monu-
Th0 1,3...
tilt-Lt. '
the,- trn'w ,.
Cuill'h l \.
kt". ;".' \ ..
Kit-02:2. " r
or the ;:; .l‘ ‘ mum ipntor.
1 view: In order that
*‘lll'y that Lin-
-- .....11}' in the can-
:t rest rumors that
:may the ashes
The little group that assembled
on that iu-ntiul night. included,
Monroe. lhi-n assistant attorney-
gcncrnl of lllmo‘s; Jacob Thomp-
su‘n :zm‘l Ross Culver. loll; of
Springfield: Mrs. Alfred Nuyiiss.
of I‘m-l. 0.. then Miss Charm!“ rn;
\V‘. (l. Williamson, Galcsburg. Ill.:
Joseph H Freeman. Aurora. 111.;
John H. Pmrnholt. Alton. 111.. then
acting governor. all of whom are
yet alive, and Floyd K. Whitto-
more. Jo at es S. M cCullough.
George M. Black. Clinton L. Conk-
ling. Joseph P. Lindley. Major Ed-
ward Johnson. Mrs. Edward 8.
Johnson and Jasper N. Reece. now
dead.
When the company of witnesses
had assembled. the sarcophagus was
carried into the room and opened,
it. contained a cedar box and leaden
casket. “'orkmen with chisels open.
ed the casket.
"lie looked Just like his last pho-
tographs.” Monroe says. "His tea-
lurcs were cxteremely pallld, but
that faint. sweet smile yet rested'
upon his lips. His board was plain-
ly visible. Part of his hair had
mllen out. His shirt front and
black silk stock were well preserv-
cd, but his coat showed signs of dis-
integration. At that time he had
been buried 36 years.
"i happened to be standing clos-
est to the casket as the workmen
replaced the cover. I watched the
shadow of the lid fall across Lin-
coln's face as it disappeared “on:
mortal view forever.” .
No newspaper men were present
and there was no public mention of
the opening or the casket. Nat until
some time later. when the official
report. was tiled by the trustees. did
it become known that such verifies—
tion had been made.
in 1876 an attmnpt was made to
steal Lincoln's body. but secret ser-
vice mon loarndd of the plot and
laid in wait. “flies the ghouls
made their appearance and com-
menced to remove the casket. they
were overpowered. Each was sen-
tcnced to a year in the penitentiary.
RISKS HIS LIFE
‘ AT FIRE RUINS
Poison RING
Stamford Hotel Room-
er Makes Way- Up
Rickety Fire Escape
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STAMFORD. Jan. 80.—
Returning (torn New York early
yesterday to and the building that
he called home a total loss because
of Wednesday morning's tire at the
Hotel Grand at No. 166 State Street.
a man. whose name could not be ss-
certained. but was a roomer in the
building. climbed the rickety: fire
escape in the rear ot the building.
endangering his lire at every step.
to recover-a diamond ring. valued
at $300. which was in a. small box
in the rear of the building on the
top floor. . ‘
Climbing the fire escape, which
sway’ad precariously rrom the side
of the building 'as he moved slowly
upward. the former roomer. man-_
aged to reach the top floor. Secure
ing his diamond ring and the case
in which it was enclosed to r
with other valuables. the mr
roomer returned“ to the ground;
making his way'slowly, sngflylya
WWW" “i none the
worst. and was not damaged by the
fire. which swept through the .build-
ing with great rapidity during the
early hours or Wednesday morning.
His valuables 'reeovered. the man
. sought new quarters where he could ‘
spend the night.‘
Frank v. Barnes. 70 year‘s old. a
former mlunteer fireman or this
city. who was taken to the Stamford
Bospitallate Wednesday night. sat.
fering from exposure. was reported
last night as greatly improved. 1-1:-
was one or the first of thank-two
occupants of the hotel to in escort-
ed to the street. by members «the
. local police department... Forced to
' flee. scantily clad. the tonne: tira-
man suflered a savers'ohm thatnoq.
cessitated au‘rsmcgst to tboioeai
‘ hospital.
nowhu. as... list. som'
manufacturing Apiants 7; were m
awe-m" mue-
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———Veteran Recover-i .
1 stantly he was to be found in later.
ing a lacy fringe around Manhattan
WW“ W’M’
amour-W "mound:
OLD SALT DIES
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any room. ‘ Best
Such an army
All white, white
We fo
all wool at
with satin ribbon and can
mbAY, JANUARY 30
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Norwalk, W
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Blankets and Comfortabn?
'It may be cold outside. but if you have one of our blankets
fortables, you will be as
I WEHAVE
cow as it It' were Fourth of July. °r “i
COMFORTABLES FROM $3.98 to $29.50,
L ht down uffs, with satin coverings that will harmon' . _
ig ygrade cotton with pretty silkoline cpverings. lze “1th
' AND THEN COME THE BLANKETS
of them. Cotton, wool and cotton, and all W001.
$3.98 to $16.50
with colored borders, plaids, blocks and Strip“
Blankets that are guaranteed from shrinking or fading. They
are bound
be had in all the beautiful pastel shades.
’ 0!!! YES
oi; the babies. We hhve ' blankets for the babies too. Kenwm
.00, and Beacon, all cotton at 75c, $1.25, $1.75, 3350,
, coma IN AND LET US snow YOU THESE WONDERFUL Vina
IF RllEllMATlC
BEGIN ONSALTS
Says We Moat Keep Feet Dry. Avoid
Esposuflé, But No Sweets
Stay oi! the damp ground. avoid
exposure. keep teet dry. eat no
sweets or any kind (or a. while.
drink lots or water and above all
take a spoonful 0! Jul Salts occa-
sionally to help keep down uric and
toxic acids.
Rheumatism Is cursed by poison
trains. called acids. which are gon-
msted in the DOWN: and absorbed
into the blood. '1 is .110 function or
the kdlueys to like. this ante iron-
the blood and cast it out in the
urine. The porn-s or the slm- li‘r
also a means of (resin: the blood of
this impurity. In damp and chilly.
roll mother the skin pores are
closed. thus forcing the kidneys to
do double work: they become weak
and sluggish and tail to eliminate
this roimn which keeps accumuist~
ing and circulating through the
system. eventually settling In the
loints and muscles. causing stifl-
sess. soreness and pain. called rheu-
autism.
M the first twinge of rheumatism
get trom any pharmacy about You:
eLnoes or Jad Halts: put a table-
spconfn. in a glass of water end
mink batons breakfast each inornr
rs for A week ”its is oriptul to
neutralise acidity. remove body
waste also to stimulate, the kidneys.
thus helping to rid the blood of
'these rheumatic poisons.
Jad Salts is inexpensive. and is
mad. from the acid of grapes and
lemon juice. combined with lithis
mm is used with excellent results
by thousands of folks who are subo'
Ject to rheumatism—Adv.
Gas Ranges
Three Burner-ad Baking Oven
_ AS SHIPS PASS
our We
Veteran of. Clipper
Days Is Stricken at I
Battery Pier -— Iden-
tiiied
NEW YORK. Jan. 80.—-’l‘wo
triends who had known him sixty
of his 108 years identified a body in
the morgue yesterday as that 0! My-
ron. szier. _
Myron was a barge captain. Con-
ypars near the‘ tip or Manhattan
'where tile shipping moves swiftly.
On the evening of January 18 the
old seamen. with Captain Charles
McGowan. another barge captain.
sat in Bowling Green Park, talking
at the‘psst. After a while twilight
crept down between the ' buildings
andJights appeared.
McGowan decided to go horns.
Crosier wanted to stay a while tong-
er and there his triend left him.
Creator was sleepy. He closed his
eyes. .Th'ere the police round him .
on a. bench. but until yesterday did
McGowan and Frank G- Fools. a
barge owner. identify the body. ‘
When‘ the clipper iieet was throw-
$16.00
ALEXANDER’S
ooos wm Mime
so do. Kain 8:. do. ltorwslk
Luster-pleat
rreshmsn Hester Piece
Gated Nontrodyss
Lafayette lenttodyne
Mots lets
SoidonEasy‘lles-lss
The Norwsik's
_‘ Electric Co.
1130mm. Idler-uh
Hér/LANDSMALL
‘25}. JANUARY .5
“a... s A L E so“
A! THE LOWEST PRICES IN THE. CITY
ENTIRE STOCK 0F
COATS — DRESSES — FURS
'WALDN ER’S
on an coma
32-38 SO. MAIN. COR. HAVIAND
“Feather Weight” Plates‘
In order to popularize my new "Feather Wright" plili
which is made of true bite. gold pin tooth \i'lih aunt
chamber that insures perfect adaption m the mnml
and gives wearer the feeling of security that no other
plate gives—
The ordinary charge for this kind of plate is $0.001
will make’it for $24.50—Positive painless extractin-
39 So. Kain Street - Phone lil‘l
gas administered. XoRsy diagnosis.
Dr. S. M. Dietz
Lady, infattendance
Pre-Inventory Specials
Just the weather for warm gloves. We are off
ing heavy wool Gauntlets at reduced prices.
Many 800d styles in the specially priced C0
Coreelettes and Brassieres.
Heavy wool Golf-socks fancy tops, at half price
J. I. MALLETT E
88 Washington St. So. No
St; Joseph Store
Phone 1
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6Henry St.
Choice Jersey Pork Loins
‘ 4/
BestCreamet-yButter,,,.,........Ml8c
wings across the Seven Seas. Crosier
already had given the world arisen
children? ‘ ‘ " '
His descendants number 100 or
more. And of wives he had two.
Naturally life -was not all sun-
shine. , Only _ten years ago he bur.
led his eighty-year-old. son. That
was a hard blow. That son .had
been his flavor-its child.
' Crazies- " earns v-from Honeadsu.
1a.. whet-she was born March at.
14,311. New "for; to him was Just b
big small town. 'Hs saw the. big
818.000.1300 are in the»Wsl1 street
action. (he know‘ when Washington
square.” outer a‘gbttsr's Field
and Unionlquaro emerged trons the
same shabry'anoestry.
'~ Theft-overs other memories—tbs
iii-m My!!! the‘ world: the
building/otthe‘ Croton Aqueduct:
thaw-must riots and no
Rem when Hell Gate ' ‘wss
AND SO
The Home of Fine
Furniture dc Low Prices
at - 15 was. srsssr
soswaut.‘ goons.
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“limit“,ta‘ll'eetthotuitain........33c
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T000l’tllwllkeFlour.............12c
. Kirkmsn’s so... Powder, 5 pkgs» for --'
Wm.mb.hrg ..........5,
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