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HIS NAME WILL ABIDE
AMONG THE GREATEST

Editor Constitution: | served With in
fnutry on the saFse fields in the confed-
crate war over which Hampton lei his
cavalry in many hard fought battles.
great and small. lie proved hr,self equal
a. meet the demands which his successive
r-rmntious from colonel 10 lieutenant
general brought upon him. His fame ia
the Army of Northern Virginia was never
-. allowed even by the most brilliant
cavalry generals II the war ara certain
D. mis- name VIII abide .n listtry among
the names of great soldiers which the
south has given Ia our country.
& A. EVANS.
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WHITE TO SUCCEED HAMPTON
ASSUMES COMMAND OF ARMY
OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
General Gordon Makes Appointment.
Names Private John Allen as
Dallas Orator.

New Orleans. April i3.-General J. i.
cordop commanding the United Confed-
crate Veterans. in a general order dlrects
Major General Robert White, ccmmander
OF the West Virginia division. 10 assume
command Of the Army Il Northern Nlr-
gi ia. department United 20 tuerit'
Veterans. until the next annual meeting,
yire the greatly lamcnted Lieutenant
General Wade Hampton. deceased. General
White is also directed to place the rank
lLg brigadier % command of the West
Virginia division
Gene raj Gordon announces that Hon.
John NJ Allen. cf Mississippi. more ia
miliarly and affeciilnately known as
Private joan Allen" has been selected
as the orator for me Dallas reunion.
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Roosevelt Is in Washington.

Washington, April 1l.-President Koose-
Welt and party arrived here AT 1:5O O'Clock
this morning.
Owing to the early hour of arrival there
were few people at the depot as the
train pulled in. There was no demonstra-
ton and the president was at once "flNeh
To Ehc white house.
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mlrefS OF MdJhA 0'Hht4A9 4AA 5'''' 90
lima wished 10 resent me SWORD 10
N.i,r Jetkins on this occasion, and pre-
...,,t.d Go,-.rnor Thompson TO the au-
,...'
ulcH1S'
Ex-Governor Thompson Speaks.
M. r,,,,,r ,.,,v,r,ar was greeted vitk
.,,,busiastie applause as ne stepped for
ward
Governor ] thompson said in part:
MIR President: ON benalf of the South
-. tbs r5 nor 10 offer YOU their greet
10 no 'd "a ask that vou will present
- - =. t,,'.,rf.I ri fbflr regard and estee N
= ',',.'' '' -,ii.,,t l.5rnrads i'm arms i'm fhe
~, =, l,st a., blrsd and treasure. If for
-, otS ~ .-s,son thau taat IA aroused a
spirit of patriotism which cemented
.t,,..t,, tbo bnnde' of union among our
once divided people.
'.Nyhen tho smoke of the battle cleared
srStb inet rr-da t.,at NUoab Jpnl[ins md
49,, 3i,e 1bn,aI le.f IN token of their
,,-srd eor,. ~ mis- friends have had
80, - mi ,i'ld ,oinay,s eabor fTnop nna
- H., - 80 bi'a,d 1,aars a naI,nntto treo
o,,I ~, inecr,,,tian eb,V,inr b[, whom
60 q, h,, ~ is ei,,fn and ina, Il il nre-
sented Inv yc1i llpon tns other Is an cx-
tract IRON, The history of me Rough
Riders. IN which you commended Major
jenkins -.,,-. a.. .., z.-, -.
-t. S''u,'is - IL - '',u ,, "o'tiel.
OF soGtn - Io'i's Ni'1 ~, YOU eoudy
49, % . -. 'bar,,r - .hoi
Sdpirafion for. v..ilr achievements ana
their respect for the Office which you
fll-ths highest in human gift. Permit
re. Mr.. PIesidert. To hand YOU this
sabcr with the request that YOU present
IL To Major Jenkins
u D.-a..ol. a.. To,,1.su
NoOSeNei' 70 'ei4hiiS'
A great shout of appreciation marked 4
the clC Sc of the former governors ad-
dress. and this swelled to an over
whclning greeting as the president spran1y
forward with evident delight and took
the sword from the hands of Governor
Thomson. and turned TO Major Jenkins
Major jenkins stepped forward with
soldierly heaiinG. clad in the urdress
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spring Debility

Is marked by loss of appetite, by weak, tired
and languid feelings, and if the blood is very
impure, by pimples, eczema, and other eruptiOns.
It's 4 condition that invites disease.
foods JdrsdpariiLa cures it-restores APP
petite. gives strength and animation, cleanses
the blood, stops all eruptiOns, and builds up
the whole system.
It's no trouble to take Hood s-three
small doses daily.
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81 am a member of family Of five, and we have been
taking Sarsapaa spring medicine for several
years II puhes the blood and gives strength. We find
other medicine equal it," Helen Frick, 1874
Harmony ST. Philadelphia, Pa.
sThis spring my feeling very miserable aud
tell what the She tried several med
without Then she thought OF hoods Sarsapaa
and began taking She felt much better in short
time She thinks there is medicine equal to Hoods"
Miss Tressie Hynes. Box 5S. Galilee. Pa.
sDrnr decided take Hoods SarsapaTia and for
the irst many able to through the
spring without experiencing the depression which
usually accompanies that changeabe took several
bottles and benefited from the start. heartily
mend '-IIenry de Ioudt, So Wall ST., New York. \. "
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he was the third bearing the name CT
Wade Hampton, his grandfather having
fought under Marion and Sumter, and
was "A major general in the revolutionary
war: aud by his illustrious career he has
proudly sustained the high character
of his heroic sires, as he was one of our
greatest soldiers, q statesman without
blemish. a peerless citizen and n pure
man.
THE general commanding directs that
al, possible honors be paid to his memory
by the United Confederate Veterans
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Kidney Disease

WARMERS SAFE CURE is purely vegetable and con.
harmful drugs. II does not conspate ~ Is a ms,
valua stimuant 70 digestion
and awakens liver. putting the patient into he
Of the restorer
kidneys II prepares soothes inflammation anu
enfeebled and heals at the
the body. gives Il strength ana re-
wasting under
fu suffering kidney Warmers safe cure Is now
pu regular sizes and SOLD Dy al uTuBsSIs "i
direct. SO CENTS AND 81 y BOTTLE - - -. -
There is none JUST as sfd as
1t has cured all forms Of kidney dis
for thirty prescribed by all doctors anu
used in hospitals the only absolute Tor
Of kidney Hver' bladder ana Dioou'
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PRESIDENTS AUNT IS DEAD
Mrs Marion Roosevelt Expires Sud
denlv in New York

Atlantic city y. J., April 1o.-Mrs. M
rion Roosevelt, wife of Robert Roosevelt.
Of New York. and an aunt Of President
Roosevelt. uied suddenly today of cefe-
braI paralysis. Mrs Roosevelt was
stricken last evening and never regainea
consciousness.
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ECZEMA. NO CURE, NO PAY.

Your druggist will refund your money Il
PAZO OINTMENT falls 10 cure Ring
wcrm. letter Old Ulcers and Sores. PIN.
pies and Rlackheads on the facs. and al
skin diseases. 80 cents.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Br5mo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund .he money IL II
fails to cure. +. W. Groves signature
IS on each box. &c.
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privileges, it is TO me a matter of life
long thankruneSs.
by this beautiful ofrering, Mr. Passla Idaa
dent, my fellow statesmen have auueui
much to their gift by their gracSlui
houghtfulness in requesting you, my late
colonel, to present it. ,,, 70
I'm accepting this sword, sir L wish 70
express to my fellow statesmen, thr0ueu
you, my deep appreciation or the s iiIsn
honor they have TINS day conferred UPON
me and to assure them that TINS SWoiu
from now on, whether In my hand or III
thai OF my sons son, Will be conse@cna- @
ted to the common service or South Gar
olina and the United States.
Roosevelt Speeds Back Home.
Summerville. S. c.. April 10.-The visit
of President Roosevelt and party to the
south terminated here today. No special
Pre- cgramme had been arranged fcf the
day.
The president and members of his party
were given an opportunity to fciIoW liie
own inclinations with respect to the dis
position of their time. No formal pro-
gramme had been arranged beyond VISIT
To the tea farm short distance from
the inn.
When he arose this morning the presl-
dent expressed himself as having had a
most refreshing nights sleep. and after
breakfasting, was taken for snort rlue.
Roosevelt Sees Tea Pickers.
The tea farm of DR.. Shepherd, not
far from the inn. was next visited ana
as the president alighted from MS car
riage n number of diminutive negro tea
pickers were lined UP in front OF Dr.
Shepherds house and sung the star
Spangled Banner" America" and other
patriotic airs.
The president gratefully thanked them.
The arrival at the tea farm was later
than had been planned and the stay was
very brief, but the president saw enough
of the industry to cause him To cohSFaIu-
late DR.. Shepherd on the work he is DO
ing and to wish him every success. Inc
party was then driven uirect 10 the South
ern railway depot, whore the special tram
was in waiting. a company OF marines
who had acted as his guard WhHe at
Charleston and here under Captain Hen
ry Leonard, were lined up on the depot
platform.
The president thanked them for their
services and expressed his regret that
they did not participate In the Prince
Henry ceremonies, because, he SAID, ne
was sure they would have made me
appearance. The train pulled out Tor
Washington amid the cheers and hurlahs
OF an immense crowd, which had gither-
ed at the station.
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TEARS WET THE SOD
WHERE HERO SLEEPS

columbia : g Anril 12-tSperiall
while tne burial II John .. Calhoun
vas q state funeral. Tor which prepara-
tious we're mad. days before. that ~ the
late General Wade Hampton this after
noon fsr surpassed iu tho magnitude
NJ .ha demonstration anv such occasion
IN the history ~ the state
Tie f1m-Iy lid III that was possible
to prevent a display aui the notice that
" WIS i-sfr-4l o. have au uncSrsuta-
tlous ceremony r-nbahiy kept thousands
away Nr-hire esuiI prevent other
thousands from coming from all quar-
tsrs % Tav thei- tribute.
rsr four hours tuE1y the doors n the
Hampton residence were "prnet AMI the
public allowed tH pass through Militia
were nu crrarI without ana veterans in
uuifrrm vitHir-
If fs s>umtte.t fma persons passed by
the rdtlir.' manv af them ueer'cs. che
reat-. taking at th. coffin bv General
Tr.rrr.r-,-4 rrH rauk ANA ro1rhmnn was
the mn-- pathetic eeeus ~ the day
As O'Clock tta procession mov'i from
sr, rru-r Tre were only f0ur car
rfrcs- permitted these f'inE occupied
tv -hs ram5-.- ff fuirsd- 30 women.
Who made shirts f1r confederate soldiers
aul vrr. tnt-se1ae with aGe. walked
tt-.e-r.rr-t. rs ~ q mile behind the cnf-
IN some -u.u auf women who followed
hal % h- supported en- etch side by
friends one veteran from N"-shaw
has b-.r l...lrif.seu three wears. Tie had
himself rlae.t nu the train. brought
-r General EIama-au-s house and taken
bodily tH rne coffin
THE FUNERAL PROCESSION
Tie procession. marching closely. WAS
miles boz Ieu-th and passed thrpueh
vrau 30 humanity O. Trinity church
Tr.-. -hrr. Was mass of humanity
nIunr th. nauErei feet Wide street f1r
blocks nvrrGa&imE nh the state house
ground Tw .ve hundred persons were
given STATS Iu the church. hut that was
hut f-rtiar - the throug. estimated
between twenty aud tw snty-fve thou
sand
THE honorary ezcort and pauhearers
ue-e-
seai1r-Gsre-al BraTey T. Johnson.
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Young girls

Are often engaged in doing the work of
home under the most trying condi-
tons. Nature cries out against the
STOPPING and lifting, the running up and
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N c. oto thank DR. Pierce Tor the great good
received from the of his Favorite Prescrlp-
ton and Golden Medical Discovery / had
suffered for three years or more at monthly pc
RODS It seemed as though would die with
pains in my back and stomach could not
stand at all without fanting. Had given up all
friends insisted upon my trying DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription With but little faith |
tried it, and before | had taken half bottle l
felt better Now I have taken two bottles of
Favorte Prescription and one OF Golden
Medical Discovery and am entirely cured. ana
in two months time when all ether nedicines
had failed"
DIR. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, paper covers, sent free Oh re-
ceipt of FL one-cent stamps to pay ex-
pense of mailing only Address DR.
r v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
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down stairs at times
when labor should
be as light as posi-
bic. 1t is owing TO
overstrain or self
neglect under these
conditions that the
foundation is laid
for serious woman
ly disease. Irregu-
larity is the first
step to impaired
wonlanly health.
Perfect regularity
may be established
by the use of DIR.
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. 1t
will heal inf1airma-
ton and liberation
and cure female
weakness. 1t
makes weak won-
en- strong and sick
women well.
vIt gives me much
pleasure" " writes Miss
Ella Sapp, of James
town, Guilford County,
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Trial Bottle Free.

To convince sufferer from diseases of the liver kid
bladder and blood that Warmers
them trial bottle viii ho absolutely postpaid
The Atlanta Weekly Constitution will
write Warmers is st. Paul St. Rochester ~
y. be having this liberal
Tho Atlanta Weekly The
offer is fully book
let, containing
many convincing testimonials free.
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MADE HER A WELL WOMAN

''I firmly believe l my life to Warmers safe
two with kidney trouble, ana j
find rce l hundreds or dollars
doctors medicines would temporary re
others whatever decided TO Try warner
resort, I wish had followed the
advice Of friends the only thing that helped
me In months II had made new worn-
Of I entirely cured. and give All The praise
to Warmers Cure" Noes W. GRESHAM, Secre-
tary Treasurer Higher League Of Educational Society,"
Washing D. C.
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uIt gives me much
pleasure, " writes Miss
Fila Sapp, of James
tn,r, Gnilfnrd County
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Backache? It's Your Kidneys

10. Lnovy H. IL IS hereditary. If anyf
,o,r family In this past eeneratiohs nave ~
tonb,ed with kidney disease of any form you cannt
he too careful You should mare " =, 80 Al
ton. ,,,. ,,r,,o L. :.
MAKE THIS TEST: Put some morning urine In a q
.,s or bottle let stand for twentv-Iour hours, IL
tbep II is milky cloudy or contains Teouis orc-
~ ~ od;n.o,, or if partices germs float about In
a vour kidneys diseased ... 70 ION,
Orleans. La. aupuSt 10, i'ol-
Gentlemen: Last spring health broke down un,
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CUR ES

state Of avoided every was care
ful urine as they telt the nst
II Of itself get bottle or
II will purify and heal the Kidney s.
and prevent the serious conp-
arise and restore perfect health
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Ex-Governor Thompson Speaks.

The former governor was greeted witk
enthusiastic applause as he stepped for
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II you have pains in the back. rheumatism.
uric acid poison, rheumatic gout diabetes
Brights disease, Inflammation OF the Dlad'
der and urinary organs, sealding pains Wher
you urlnate or torpid liver, IL woman a
bearing down sensation, faintlng spells, so
called female weakness, painful periods, your
kidneys are diseased You should lose nc
time In sending for a free trial bottle OF
Warmers Safe Cure. as special arrange
ment has been made with the publisher OF
The Constitution so that IT'S readers may
have free trial OF this wonderful kidney
cure absolutely free. If you do not wish tC
wait FOR the free trial get Soc bottle al
your druggists. 1t Will relieve you at once
and effect a permanent cure
Diseased or weak kidneys cause more trou
cations than any other sickness. II the Kidn
eased and are unable 10 do their work proper
comes affected, then the bladder, the
gans, the blood and the stomach. tt
comes impoverished. the urine becomes muddy
"A brck-dust SO timent. the liver becomes torp
the back are almost constant the system be
with the disease. the stomach Is rendered una
food properly, the result is a general breakdc
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Mrs. Francis w. OreSh am, Sec.
retary and Treasurer Higher
League of Educational Society,
Washington, d. c., Says She
Was Permanently Cured BY
Warmers Safe Cure, a Trial
Bottle of Which Will Be Sent
Absolutely Free Postpaid to
Every Reader of the Weekly
Constitution
The Newtown bee., 1902-01-03
SOUTH BRITAIN.
ECHOES OF CHRISTMAS,

The Christmas exercises by the children
were held in the Congregational church on
Christmas eve and at the Methodist parsonage
a tree blossomed for the children. The Sum
day school at Benefits Bridge had its Christ
mas tree on New Years eve, accompanied by
were much pleased at having Miss Lord pres
ent.
Jac4 Pierce has been quite sick with ulcera-
ted sore throat.
Miss Sahah Bradley, Miss Anna Pierce and
F. E. Pierce are home for the holidays.
Miss Eva Platt is visiting Mrs @. r. Downes
" D. IN. N. Mitchell and family took Christmas
dinner in New Haven.
Mrs N. w. Mitchell has been quite i'll but is
slowly re-gaining her strength.
Friday evening, which was much enjoyed.
Harry Brown and Miss Eunice Platt won first
prizes.
Misses Dora and Bessie Pierce gave
a large whist party, Friday evening,
the 9th, in honor of their friends, the
Misses Tracy of Waterbury and Miss
Pope of Naugatuck.
The families of Ezra and G. B. Pierce
were entertained.atIMrs Susan Bryan's
on Christmas day.
G. B. Williams entertained friends
on Christmas day.
Miss Florence Allis is spending bel
vacation with Mrs S. L. Pierce.
Miss Eva Platt is visiting in New
York City.
Mrs Charles Luff is spending thu
holidays in New York.
The Newtown bee., 1902-01-03
IN MASONIC CIRCLES.
OFFICERS INSTALLED ON WEDNEsDA

OFFICERS INSTALLED ON WEDNESDAY
NIGHT.
The officers of Hiram lodge, F. & A.
NJ, were installed on Wednesday night,
the installing officer. Following the
installation an oyster supper was en-
joyed. The officers are as follows:
w. NJ, L. T. Briscoe.
S. W., A. M. Briscoe.
J. w., Allison P. Smith.
Secretary, o. Q. Wright.
Treasurer, A. NJ. Briscoe.
S. D., A. L. Schuyler.
J. d., w. H. Prindle.
s. S., Somers Crofutt.
J. S., Frank Wright.
Chaplain, o. o. Wright.
Tyler, j. L. Sanford.
Finance committee, S. P. Glover, w.
E.. Ackley, w. A. Leonard.
Trustees, S. A. Blackman, L. G..
Morris, S. P. Glover.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
ST JOHNS CHURCH.
CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL.

CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL.
The Santa Claus service and tree
came last Friday night, this important
part of the merriest festival of the
year being appointed to suit the con-
venience Of all the people as much as
possible. The church was decorated
with trees and wreaths; the choir and
chancel being arranged to present the
appearance of an ascending slope dot
ted with cedars and hemlocks with a
beautiful pine for the gifts and arti-
ficial ornaments. 1t seems as though
any one having once observed the fine
effects which can be produced by the
tasteful use of little trees would never
want to "wind green's again, to hang
about the church.
The service was we'll attended. The
special feature of this occasion is the
Christmas story, which for this year
was '"The Animals Christmas Tree"
by Rev DR. Peters, in the holiday num-
Der of the Churchman.
A large number of gifts were dis
tributed, every child in the parish hav-
ing some little, remembrance Of the
season, the choit, teachers and sexton
all being favored.
The Christmas sermon by the rector,
Rev o. o. Wright, was reserved for
last Sunday, and the subject, taken
from Isaiah IL: 6, was 1.-THE Christ
Child" "And a little child shall lead
themD
The Newtown bee., 1902-01-03
WASH GOODS DEPT.

We offer thousands and thousands
of yards of seasonable Wash Goods for
this sale at prices that will hardly
cover the price of production; In other
words, for your benefit only, profits
loss to us.
1000 yards Fancy Outings, in stripes
and checks; all colors to select from;
actual value SC. For this sale &c yard
5000 yards heavy Outing Flannels,
in stripes, checks and fancies; value
&c to SC. For this sale 63c yard.
s cases Standard Shifting Prints, all
this seasons design; value SC. For this
sale Sc yard.
10 cases representing Indigo Blue,
Grey, Chocolate and Black and White
Prints; value &c. For this sale Sea
yard.
1,5OO yards Childrens Dress Plaids;
usually retailed at 15c. For this sale
10c yard.
cases yard wide Percales In . wide
range of designs; value 10c. For this
sale SIC q yard.
Printed Flannelettes, all the newest
designs and colorings % very popular
for waists and dressings sacQues; value
12}c. For this sale 1Oc q yard.
Eclipse Flannelettes, good colorsand
patterns; value 15c. Sale price l0c .
yard.
The Newtown bee., 1902-01-03

The Woman's Auxiliary of the par
ish will begin their work Of sewing for
the Missionary box on Tuesday, jan
8ay ane r w c aS
ularly on Tuesdays until further notice
A good attendance is desired, especial
ly at this first meeting, in order to
make a good beginning.
The readers Of the Spirit of Missions,
which are being circulated in the
parish, are requested to be strictly
prompt in handing the copy to the
next name on the list. Others desir-
ing to have access to this magazine are
requested to notify the rector.
The Newtown bee., 1902-01-03
BLANKETS

q pairs 1914 Blankets. worth Soc, sale price
sc pair.
60 pairs 1914 Blankets, worth 75c, sale price
Soc pair.
Is pairs 11-4 Blankets, heavy. worth SOC, sale
price, 69c pair.
Is pairs Ia Blankets, heavy, worth el.15,
sale price SEC pair.
price 81 IS pair.
40 pairs Ia Wool Blankets, worth $3.50, sale
price $50 pair.
30 pairs ia California Blankets, worth 500.
sale price 80 pair.
bales Oomforters, worth s5c. sale price eoc.
sbalesComforters, worth q q. sale price CSC.
bales Comforters, worth q 80. sale price 81.
Lot OF soiled sample Blankets, At very low
prices.
The Newtown bee., 1902-01-03
1atEgMMALLN@.
House
Doctors:
Some ofthe 7Hztzps we do

Some oftAe Things aOe do
NJ our Upholstery Workroom
This department is the
comfort of people having the
cares of a house on their
hands. Whenever things get
out of order-whenever the
rooms need re-arranging,
there's the most re-assurins
feeling that we can take the
matter inland and that ii
will be all right. We. are
house doctors in" this depart
ment. ~ :.
Wzmaoav SHADES = read,
made and made to order.
We get most of the window
shade making in this city
for public buildings as we'll
as private residences. There
11luSl NC ICdSOH lOI IlllS.
Ro>tzeres, Curtains ana
Draberzes. What a differ
ence there is in the effect
when our skilled hands and
trained eyes do the work.
Cosy Corners and Wzuaov
Seats. We make these at
all prices-better than any
one else can because we have
been making them for nearly
fifty years. We have the
best facilities.
Call as IN consultation,
The Newtown bee., 1902-01-03
NOTES OF THE CONVENTION.
CBY A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT

[BY SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE
Secretary OF State Vinal called the roll at
1903, 1877 delegates responding to the call.
Oath was then administered to the delegates
Delegate Nettleton of kiIlingworth, the old
est member was introduced as Temporary
were appointed a committee on credentials.
Roll as read reported and accepted; Judge
Warner Of Salisbury and elected by acclama-
ton without opposition: Rev Dr. Parker Of
to elect clerks from the convention was lost.
Frank E. Healey of Windsor Locks twas then
elected clerk by exclamation. Waller and
Perry were elected vice presidents. The
comptroller authorized ITO furnish messen-
gers, doorkeepers, pages, etc. Seats were
that the Comptroller be requested to furnish
transportation to the members during the
Asa B. Woodward, James H. Webb and one
other appointed by the president a commit
tee on ruleS.-[*
The Newtown bee., 1902-01-03
BLACK SILKS.

19-inch Black TafReta Silks. value
SEC, sale price 45c yard.
19inch Black Satin Duchess. value
Sc, sale price SIC yard.
A combination sale that includes -
inch Black Taffeta Silk, rich lustre
and good wearing quality.
20 and pinch Black Silk BrocadeS
and fancy stripes, value Sl.OO and S1.25
Your choice this sale 85c yard.
24-inch rich quality Black Peau-de-
Sole, value sL25, sale price CSC yard.
2l-inch all Silk Satin Duchess, value
$1.1O. This sale Soc q yard.
The Newtown bee., 1902-01-03

Miss Dorette Telgmann Of New
York City was guest at DR. J. w.
Gordon's for the holidays.