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Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-27
Money Savers in Sheedngs Linens Blankets Comtortables Sheets, Pillow Cases Flannels, Outings and Domesdcs.
 All Standard qualities and extremely low prices.


1000 yards Brown Muslin 3c 5000 yards "A Brown Sheeting usually sold
 for 6c, sale price I-2c 5000 yards Atlantic A Brown Sheeting,
 usually Sc, clearing sale price 6c 45-inch Bleached Pillow Case Muslin, sale
 price 8 I-2c Two cases Bleached Muslin. were 6c, sale
 price I-2c Two cases Anchor brand Bleached Muslin,
 value oc, clearing sale price I-2c Yard wide Lonsdale Cambric, real value
 I2 I-2c, clearing sale price 8c 8-4 Brown Sheetings, special I2 I-2c D-4 heavy Brown Sheetings, were 2oc,
 clearing sale price I5c 1o-4 heavy Brown Sheetings, were 22c,
 clearing sale price I7c o-4 Bleached Sheeting, special roc 8-4 extra heavy Bleached Sheetings, were a3c, clearing sale price I8c o-4 extra heavy Bleached Sheetings, were
 25c, clearing sale price 2Ic Io-4 extra heavy Bleached Sheetings were
 27 I-2c, clearing sale price 22 I-2c
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-27
Do1rlestics

Outing Flannels, were I-2c, clearing sale
 price 3 t-2c 5oo yards light Outing Flannels, were 7c,
 sale price SAC Heavy Outing Flannels, light and dark col
 ors, were roc, clearing sale price 7c Indigo Bule Prints, were 6c, sale price 4 I-4c Printed Lawns, were 5c, sale price 3 I-2c Apron Ginghanls, SAC 2ooo yards best American Dress Ginghams,
 manufacturers remnants and cuts, 2 to
 10 yard lengths, many will match, real
 price roc, clearing sale price 5 I-2c Heavy Ticking, sale price SAC Satin finish fancy colored Ticking, worth
 I5c, clearing sale price TO I-2c All our 6 and Sc Robe Prints, clearing sale
 price SAC "A Sea Island Percales, were Ia I-2c, clear
 ing sale price oc Royal Blue Perca1es, special 5 53-4c Very fine handsome figure and dot French
 Sateen, were FOG, clearing sale price 12 1-2c Cream, pink, blue and red Daisy Cloths,
 elsewhere I2 I-2c, clearing sale price Sc
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-27
w hite Quilts

Full size white crochet Quilts, special ooc 12-4 3-thread crochet Quilts, Marsei1es pat
 tern, were $I .25 clearing sale price $I.oo 13-4 very fine crochet Quilts, Marseilles pat
 terms, plain and knotted fringe, the .I.5o
 quality clearing sale price $I.25 1a-4 genuine Marseilles Quilts, plain and
 knotted fringe, were $e.5o, clearing sale
 price $I.o8 1874 extra fine satin finish genuine French Marseilles Quilts, were $4.5o clearing sale
 price $a.o8
 10 Lace Bed Sets, spread and shams to match in renaissance and Brussels lace effects, will be closed out at half price.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-27
Clearing Sale of Shirt Wasting, Dress Goods Silks. Velves
 and Lnines.

1,5oo yards all wool Storm Serges, Eta and Ottoman Cloths, usually 75c and 85c, clearing sale price clearing sale price goo yards all wool Shark Cloths, Cheviots, Unfinished Worsteds, Granites, Vicunas, and Zibelines, all regular ST at retail, clear ing sale price
 500 yards latest designs satin Solels, heavy Granites, Crepons, Pure Mohair, etanines Figured and plain Mohairs and Broad cloths, $I.25 and $I.5o goods, clearing sale price 800 yards Cannella Cords, Basket Cloths, Novelty Suitings and fine French Broad cloths, the $I.5o and $2 grades. clearing sale price
 Silk warp sublime LansdoWns. black and evening shades, instead ofa$I.a5, clearing sale price
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-27
Sheets and Pillow Cases

Bleached Pillow Slips, full size, 7 I-4 45x36 Bleached Pillow Slips 9 45x36 Hemstitched Pillow Slips IT 3-4 72xoo heavy Brown Sheets, special 36 Extra heavy full size Brown Sheets. were
 57c, clearing sale price 4o 72xoo heavy Bleached Sheets, were soc,
 sale price AZ I-2 81xoo heavy Bleached Sheets, were soc,
 clearing sale price 50 Full size extra heavy Sheets, Dwight An
 chor, Fruit of the Loom, New York and
 Utica mills muslin, were 67c clearing sale
 price 55 ooxoo extra heavy Bleached Sheets, from
 $I.25 Sc
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-27
White Dress Goods

3oo yards White Lawns, manufacturers rem
 nants, were Ioc, sale price Good Nainsook check Muslins, were SC,
 clearing sale price 500 yards fine Dinities, manufacturers rem
 nants, the Y and 200 kinds, by the piece,
 sale price Five pieces extra fine dotted SWisses, usual
 price 200, clearing sale price "A 100 yards extra fine dotted SWisses, several
 sizes of dots, real value soc, clearing sale
 price Very fine linen Lawns, the 25c kind, clear
 ing sale price Y ROO yards extra fine Persian Lawns, usual- #
 1y 4oc, clearing sale price 2.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-27
Dress and Waist Silks

s x 8 \ 300 yards striped, figured and checked all
 Silks, were 4oc, clearing sale price q 24-inch all Silk, dress and evening shades,
 also blacks, were the 50 and 5oc quality,
 clearing sale price 37 IF Taffeta Dress Silks, black and colors, the
 75c quality 4s Warranted to wear black Taffeta Dress
 Silks, z2 inches wide, ST quality, sale
 price 75 2c-incll wal snted to wear Tatteta Dress silks,
 real price ST 5o sale price S0 Peau de Soie, warranted to wear Silk, $I.25
 goods sale price o5 Black Silk Duchess, were ST, sale price 75 24-inch evening shades in dress Silks, hand
 some designs, ST grade, clearing sale price 50 24-if1cl warranted all Silk figured Indias,
 were ST, clearing sale price 5o 500 yards fancy dress and waist Silks, the
 sI and $I.25 qualities, clearing sale price 5e
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-27
.Blanke cts

TO pairs white Crib Blankets, were soc, sale
 price 45c 50 pairs Io-4 Blankets, were z5c sale price 55c 25 pairs heavy Blankets were sI.o5 each,
 sale price Soc 50 pairs 1I-4 white and gray Blankets, were
 sI.5o, clearing sale price $I.oo z5 pairs II-4 heavy Blankets, gray and white
 were $2, sale price $I.4o Io-4 I2-4 extra heavy Blankets, were $2.a5,
 clearing sale price $o.5o 1I-4 I4 very fine wool Blankets, were $4.5o
 clearing sale price $2.o8 sII-4 4 fine all wool Blankets, were $5.so, clear
 ing sale price $3.o8 TO pairs II-4 and I2-4 fine wool Blankets,
 were S6. go to SS clearing sale price S17S
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-27
Shirt w aist;ings

Fancy stripe Shirt Waistings, were I2 I-2c
 and I5c, clearing sale price 73-4 Fancy striped Shirt Waistings, new designs,
 neat effects, were FOG. clearing sale 5 price I2 I-2 5000 yards light and dark effect Shirt Waist
 ings, several designs in plain all wool
 and fancy stripes, silk braid effects, fleece
 lined silk mercerized in Bedford cords
 and Cheviots, this lot includes goods
 worth from 8 to 4oc, all grouped in at
 one clearing sale price 25 I goo yards Granite and Melrose Shirt Waist
 ings, silk satin and embroidery striped,
 also plain all wool French fannels and
 cream mohairs, were 6oc and 75c, all
 grouped in at one clearing sale price 4o Newest Dotted Mohairs, cheap for ST, will
 be run for 50
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-27

25 Comfortables, were ST, sale price 6oc Two eases double robe heavy ComfortaDles.
 were $I.5o, clearing sale price o8c Two cases carded cotton filled Comfortables,
 fancg stitched, were SI.75, sale price SI.25 Three cases carded cotton filled Comfort
 ables, sateen robe and plain, fancy stitch
 ed, the 92 klnd, clearing sale price $I.5o 20 extra fine and large French satine robe
 Comfortables, sheet wadding filled and
 fancy stitched, were $50, clearing sale
 price $2.5o The Blankets and Con1fortables on hand will be cleared out at these prices, but cannot dupi- cate more for a5 per cent advance.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-27
Table Linens

Turkey red Table Damask, 25c goods, sale
 price I2 I-2c Fine satin dan1ask Table Linens in cream
 white and colored, were 29c, clearing sale
 price PIC Heavy satin damask Table Linens in cream
 and ,bleached, were 48c, clearing sale
 price 37 I-2c Extra fine double satin damask Table Lin-
 ens cream and bleached, were ooc, clear
 ing sale price 4oc Full two yards extra fine double satin da-
 mask, grass bleached linen, real value
 $I.5o, clearing sale price loo 25 styles best fancy coloredt oil boiled Table
 Damasks, guaranteed fast colors, the 6oc
 kind, clearing sale price 3oc
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-27
! i
Black Dress Goods

Five pieces 42-inch heavy Storm Serges
 and fine silk finish Henriettas, good value
 for 3oc, clearing sale price q Fine Black Mohairs, 3oc quality, sale price q 10 pieces fine all wool fancy weave dress
 goods, latest Melrose and Jacquard weaves,
 were soc, clearing sale price 3e
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-27

BOO hundred yards handsome Cretons,
 were Ioc, sale price z 400 yards yard wide fine Silkolenes, were
 12 12c, clearing sale price % 45-inch wide rich Oriental Damask Draper
 es, real value o5c, clearing sale price 37 I-2e 45-inch very fine Furniture Covering and
 Draperies, handsome oriental designs
 regular 8oc goods, clearing sale price 5os 45-inch Satin Danasl1, silk face, were $r.25,
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-27
Curtain Rods and Poles

Brass Extension Rods regular 5c goods,
 sale price 3 Brass Extension Curtain Poles with end
 pieces and fixtures complete TO Enameled wood and brass Curtain Poles,
 end pieces and fixtures complete, value
 15c, clearing sale price E
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-27
Table Cloths

8-4 turkey red fringed Table Cloths, usutlly
 $I, clearing sale price 6ot Io-4 turkey red Table Cloths, were $I.25,
 clearing safe price 8ot I2-4 turkey red fringed Table Cloths, were
 $I,5o, ce1aring sale price o8t 58-4 hemstitched and fringed Table Cloths,
 value ST .5o clearing sale price $I.oo Io-4 fine satin danask Table Cloths, hem
 stitched and fringed, were $I.75, clearing
 sale price $I.2s
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-27
.Flannels

Cream Domet Flannels, were 5c, 3 I-4e Cream Domet Flannels, were 7c, sale price $ Extra heavy yard wide Domet Flannels,
 were I2 I-2c, clearing sale price Sc Fine cashmere wool Baby Flannel, were 2oc,
 clearing sale price 22r-2c Very fine Cashmere wool Baby Elan
 nels, were SAC, clearing sale price 25c Extra fine cream cashmere wool Baby Flan-
 nels, were 45c, clearing sale price g I-2c
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-27
Towelings

GO pieces TWilled ToWelIng, were I-2c,
 clearing sale price 10 pieces German dice Toweling, from 7c,
 clearing sale price T.: 5 pieces glass IoWeling, sale price 5 g. =I5 pieces real Irish linen huck Toweling,
 was roc sale price 20 pieces Russia crash, were roc, clearing
 sale price
 cling, were I2 I-2c sale price t
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-27

50 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains ROC 100 pairs Lace Curtains, were 75c sale price 47c so pairs rich effect buttonho1e bound edge
 were $I.Io, clearing sale price z5c 75 pairs handsome Lace Curtains were
 $I.3o, clearing sale price $Ioo Lace Effect Curtains, comprise $2 and
 S2.5o grades, clearing sale price ST. SO 50 pairs fine Renaissance Lace Effect Cur
 tains, were $3 clearing sale price $1.o8 Finer ones at 2.5o to $4 that were $3.z5 to $7. so pairs real Irish Point Curtains at $s.25 to S7. go were twice the Drie
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-27
Rufle Muslin Curtains

Ruffle Muslin Curtains, value 42, sale price 28c 50 pairs fine Ruff1e Muslin Curtains, were
 soc, clearing sale price 35c 100 pairs fancy striped Rufae Muslin Cur
 tains, were ST, clearing sale price 75c 50 fine Rufie Muslin Curtains, value $I.5o,
 sale price n8c
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-27
N apkins

50 dozen Napkins, special 35c do; 60 dozen 5-8 Linen Napkins, were 8oc, sale
 price 6o' 50 dozen full size Dinner Napkins, real val
 ue $I.5o, clearing sale price $I.ot 3-4 double satin damask Table Napkins,
 were $2, clearing sale price $I.5t Extra fine satin damask Napkins, were
 $2o8, clearing sale price $2.oe
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-27

500 yards fine bourette Plaids, were I2 I-2c,
 clearing sale price & l, ,ooo yards manufacturers short lengths, |6 to 25 yards, were 200, clearing sale price I2 I-2t 500 yards double fold serges and Cheviots,
 solid colors, clearing sale price IT I-2' 500 yards all colors fine Twill German Hem
 riettas, were 25c, sale price q, 1000 yards of all wool Tricot and 42-inch
 Storm Serges, all co1ors, were 3oc, clear
 ing sale price 25t 500 yards fine. silk finish Henriettas, all
 colors dress and evening shades. were soc, clearing sale price B, 300 yards fine satin striped Plaids, were 42c,
 clearing sale price 25e 48-inch all wool Novelty and pin check dress
 goods value 6oc, clearing sale price a5t 5000 yards fine all wool Examines, Vene-
 tians, Cheviots, Broadcloths, Henriettas,
 Vicunas and French Novelties, vast as-
 sortment of these goods, were ST and
 $I.5o, all grouped in at one clearing sale
 price 4oe Fine French Broadcloths, plaid back, heavy
 skirtings and latest mottled suitings, all
 54 inches wide, were s 50 to $2; grouped
 at one Clearing price $1.oo Iinings
 Vesta Silk Linings, I2 I-2c kind, sale price 7c English Silicia, I5c kind, manufacturers
 remnant sale price 8c Perca1ine Linings, I5c kind, all colors and
 fast black, sale price Ioc Finest Nearsilks and Satns, 25c kinds, sale
 price I2 I-2c
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-27
I4arnbreQuirs

soSAozen figured sateen Lambrequins, knot
 ted fringe, were 25c, sale price I7s
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-27
Towels !,

100 dozen Towels in bleached and brown
 Turkish and bucks, clearing sale price $ 15o dozen large size huck, turkish and satin
 damask Towels, the 12 I-2c kind, clearing
 sale price 3 for 25. 50 dozen extra large size Turkish and all
 linen hucl Towels, usually 15c,
 clearing sale price I2sI-2t 25 dozen extra large size heavy all linen
 huck Towels, were 25c, clearing sale price I5e 25 dozen all linen damask Towels, plain
 white and colored borders, hemstitched
 and knotted fringe, were 5 1-2c, clear
 ing sale price 22 I-2e
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-27

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Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-27
Dress Goods

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-24
EPWORTH LEAGUE NOTES.

The second Of the subdistrict meetings Of
the Washington District Epworth League,
held at Wesley Chapel Wednesday even
ing. was regarded as a success. Large dele
cations were present from Metropolitan
Gorsuch. Ashland, Benning, Hamline, Yves
ley and McKendree Churches Special
music was furnished by Metropolitan Ep-
worth League choir under the leadership Of
Mr.. w. S. Dewhirst After the singing Of
several hymns, under the direction Of Mr.
II. A. Ison, Rev. w. NJ. Ferguson of Wes-
ley. conducted the devotional exercises.
Representatives from the various chapters
participated in the general debate on How
to Obtain Results From the Devotional
Meetings. after which Rev. E. L. Hubbard,
pastor of McKendree M. E. Church, deliv-
cred an address on the theme for the even
ing. He was followed with prayer by Rev.
Thos. Z. Copes, pastor of Gorsuch NJ. E.
Church.
The president announced Friday, January
30. as Epworth League evening at Rust
Hall dedication services. after which the
large audience spent a social hour and par
took of the refreshments provided by the
chapters assigned to this group.
The district president will have charge Of
Hamline devotional service tomorrow even
ing. subject, "Chs;stian Stewardship.
services at Rust Hall Friday evening jan
uary 80. 1t is expected that every member
Of the organization will be present. Mr..
Otis D. SWEET will preside at the organ and
Mr.. Frank c. Roach will sing. The adj
dress of welcome will be delivered by DR..
c. w. Gallagher; response by the district
president. The address of the evening will
be delivered by DR.. Frank NJ. Bristol. At
the close Of the program the friends will
be shown through this institution.
Ashton Chapter has recently elected Off
GERS as follows: President, Mr.. Roly; first
vice president. Mrs. Weatherald; second
vice president, Mrs. Harding; third vice
president, Miss Pattie Abel fourth vice
president, Mrs. Marlowe; secretary, A. T.
Marlowe; treasurer. Mrs. Roby. The dis
trict president has promised to visit this
chapter in the near future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ivy City-Clarence Gmelln ct ux. to May
Shipley. part lot A. block 8; 81.
Third and G streets southeast-Naomi v.
Culley to Mary S. and Naomi 1. Culley lot
20, square 796; $40.
Garfield Heights-Charles R. Pickford ct
ux. to George w. stlckney, lots 10, IT. 20.
block 5, lots 3, o. 30, block lots 2, 3, 8, g.,
block 7. lot r. block 10. lots and Is.
block II, lot Ii, block -, and lot 3, block
IA; $40.
Columbia Heights-John NJ Masten ct ux,
to VIM. 8. Minnix. part lot 10. block 80; $40.
Ingleside-Wm. s. Minnix ct uX, to Ora
L. Pattison, lot 18 block /; $40.
18th street northwest between and T
streets-Alex. Grant ct al, trustees, to VIM.
$780,
Columbia Heights-Same to same, part
lot 16 block 33: 500.
Ingleside-same to same. lot 49, block /:
$40.
Meridian Hill-Jno. A. Massie ct al. trus-
tees. to Alex. Grant and Geo. f. Stone,
trustees. lots II to 16. block g. 500.
G street southeast between 18th and 18th
streets-The Washington Real Estate Co.
to Sanford Edie, lots 81 and 90, square 1O15;
$40 Sanford Edie conveys same property
to the Washington Real Estate Co.; $40.
NJ street northeast between NJ Capitol
and 1st streets-Antonio Malnati to Ma
tional Mosaic Co.. lots 65 and 66, square
SO: $4,000.
Brookland-Lena b. Sayman to Herman
Peters, lot p. block %: S. Herman Peters
to Isaac IL. Sayman, same property: $40.
Armory place southwest between Sd and
AZ streets-Irving Williamson ct al.
trustees. to Laura S. Horner. part original
lots and g. reservation c; 81. 635.
N street northwest between 18th and 18th
streets-Edward B. Eynon ct Tx to Thomas
w. Power, lot 16 and part lot 2, square
313; SO
Nos. 449, 451. 453, 455 Kings court north
west-Bessie r. Rogers to Kate L. Reed,
lots SO to SO, square 512: SO.
P street northwest between 21st and ODD
streets-Edward ]. Stellwagen, trustee. to
Isabel Anderson, part original lot 4, square
81: $777.
Maryland avenue northeast between 18th
and 12th streers-Mary E. Allwine ct vfr.
Martin L., to Flora NJ. Schmidt, lot is,
square 9S4: SO.
Maryland avenue northeast between list
and I'd streets--J Percy Heating ct ux, to
Charles w. Pickford, lot 43, square TT;
&c. 600. ....--.--. .s-.. s..
Pennsylvania avenue northwest between
Sd and Az streets-Henry c. Browning ct
al. to Browning and Baines incorporated,
lot %. reservation A; $l0.s
Z street northwest between Nth and 18th
streets-Same to same, part original lot
and part lot TO- square 800; $40.
Rosedale and Isherwood-Same to same,
lots 5 to g. block .; SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-24
CLEVER BOY
TOOK THE TEACHERS ROOD.

Careful observation on the part of parents and
school authorities to proper food to use 20
bring up children Will lead to healthy generation
A pupil In Philadelphia. Pa, school says "I
had severe attack Of typhoid fever, after which
very weak and delicate that could not
attend school regular.
lone day our teacher. who Is a great student and
able teacher, gave lesson in physiology In which
proper food was discussed. She recommended
Grape-Nuts to the class. as she had used the food
a long while and watched results.
Il thought that II Grape-Nuts had enabled her to
teach class Of boys she taught VI, the food
woad do ME good In my weak state and i com.
menced eating it.
II have used GrapeNuts steadily for year,
am a little past Is years old. and now measure
feet Inches weigh 1877 pounds and am strong
and well having entirely recovered from my weak
and delicate condition. am very fond Of athletics
and jin actively IN all tr sparts IN oar vicinity.
II trHthf-fy say that Grape-Nuts h just the
food for Ie ard has -buiR me up into strong.
actiye bay Name given By Postum Cereal o.,
Ltd. Battle Creek Mich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-24
CHINESE NEW YEAR
LOCAL CELESTIALS PREPARE FOR
IT'S CELEBRATION,
Festivities Usually Extend Over a
Week-Win Gather at Joss
House Wednesday.

Local Chinese merchants and laundrymen
are making extensive arrangements for the
celebration OF the Chinese New Year, which
occurs next week. Cinnamon usually spend
one week in celebrating the holiday, and in
| order to avoid as much work possible
during the season Of entertainment 1t is
necessary to look ahead.
These preparations are now in progress.
| Some Of the local Cinnamon have already
| received cards from their friends and rela-
| tives in China and distant parts of the
United States. They,in turn, have sent their
cards away in order to insure their delivery
| before next Wednesday, the first day Of the
| holiday season.
Seldom Continue After Sunday.
While the season lasts a week, the local
Cinnamon seldom continue the holiday af-
| ter Sunday. Some Of the poorer ones do not
| even close their places of business, and pa
irons of the laundries need fear no trouble
| In getting their wash If they only have
| their tickets.
Wednesday morning most Of the places
Will be closed for a short time in order to
give the Cinnamon an opportunity to visit
the joss house on AZ street. 1t is the ear
nest desire Of every Chinaman to be free
from debt at the beginning Of the New
Year and also to be at peace with all man
kind.
Those who have had differences during the
year Will make effort to renew their
friendly relations before Wednesday. In
making social calls they will show by their
manner that they have not only forgiven
but have also forgotten. Visiting cards are
used and exchanged and in addition to
bearing the name Of the Chinaman, they
give his business.
Long Strings Of Firecrackers.
In Chinese settlements in cities where the
1qWa will CIV ~ l.
ers are exploded the morning Of the first
day Of the celebration for the purpose Of
frightening away evil spirits. After this is
done the joss house is visited and the weird
ceremony Is begun. Hundreds Of sticks Of
punk are kept burning. and afterward the
god is surrounded with good things and
the celebration begins in earnest.
Only the men participate in the celebra-
| ton Of the New Year, and a Chinaman who
has children takes them with him when he
goes calling. Every caller is given the
same treatment, and the children are given
SO much fruit. nuts and candy that they
are often obliged to deposit their presents
at house and call for them later.
1t Is a custom to give each child a coin
| wrapped in a red visiting card, the amount
ranging from a nickel to a dollar, accord
ing to the wealth Of the host. The holiday
| season is made a glorious time for every
body and 1t Is the only time that many Of
the Cinnamon take a day off.
Liquid Refreshments.
At every house and place of business a
table is spread with Chinese delicacies, and
liquid refreshments are also served. Chi
nese whisky and rice wine are the principal
beverages with the exception Of tea. Most
of them indulge in tea. and it seldom occurs
that one of them INDUCES in enough strong
drink to make his condition such that he is
unable to navigate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-24
Condition of the Water.

Temperature and condition of water at
a. M: Great Falls, temperature, SO; condi-
ton, 3. Dalecarlia reservoir, temperature,
33; condition at north connection, 4; condi-
ton at south connection. 3. Georgetown
distributing reservoir, temperature, 35; con-
dition at influent gate house. 4; condition
at effluent gate house, T. Washington city
reservoir, temperature, "a; condition at in
fluent, 10; condition at eff1uent, IA.
Tide Table.
Today-Low tide, 11:27 am; high tide,
$40 am. and 5:27 pm
Tomorrow-Low tide, 1908 a. m. and 1920
pm; high tide, 6:1O am. and 6:21 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rises, ZIG am; sun sets, sos
DIM.
Moon rises, 4:46 am. tomorrow
Tomorrow-Sun rises, 7:16 am.
The City Lights.
The city lights and naphtha lamps all
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset; ex-
tinguishing begun one hour before sunrise.
All arc and incandescent lamps lighted fif-
teen minutes after sunset and extinguished
forty-fve minutes before sunrise