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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-08

Woman IS Prohibition, club, st. james
hotel parlors, 3 pm.
. C. a.. Stewart Foreign Missionary
society, Mrs. S. F. Nicoll, 2731 Pills
bury avenue, afternoon.
Lawrence. 1922 Clinton avenue. 3 nm.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-08
MAYOR IN COURT
Is Defending His Attitude Toward Con-
tracts Awarded by Council.

tracts Awarded by Council
. Mayor David P. Jones appeared in
the district court today to show cause
why he should not sign the contract
with the Patterson Street Lighting
company for incandescent gas lighting
Of the streets of Minneapolis for 1906.
Aside from the fact that he is not sat
isfed with the terms of the contract,
the principal purpose the mayor has
in waging the fight is to secure judi
cial opinion on the proper method Of
awarding contracts by the city coun-
Gil. f..
Two of the strongest law firms in the
city will be pitted against each other
in this case, Cohen, Atwater & Shaw
appearing for the mayor, and Koon.
Whelan & Bennett for the Patterson
company. -a.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-08
WANTS HIS MONEY

Solomon Goldberg had $3.50 once He
wanted to keep it and to do SO he de-
posted it in the Farmers and Mechanics
Savings bank under the assumed name
of 6. s. Solomon, SO that it could not
be affected by pending litigation. Now
he wants to get his money and the bank
officials have refused to give it to him.
claiming that they don't know who de-.
posted it. Mr.. Goldberg has begun a
suit in the district court to regain his
money.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-08
NECROLOCIC

MRS. NETTIE HUBERT, wife of
J. E. Hubert, died Jan. 2, aged 33
years, at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G.. Duryea, 1920 Polk street
James Trimble of St. Matthew's Epis-
copal church officiating. Mrs. Hubert
was a member of St. Matthews: :
church, the last past president of it's
guild and a teacher in the Sunday
school.
EDWARD J. CALDWELL died Jan.
8, aged so years. Funeral from the
residence, 413 West Twenty
street, Tuesday, Jan. 9, at 2 pm. In
terment at Lakewood cemetery.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-08
City n eWs
THE WEATHER
The Predictions.

minnesota Generally fair tonight
Jake superior, rising s temperature, IN.
afeasisg southerly winds. Wisconsin,
Generally fair tonight and Tuesday;
parmes Tuesday and in west portion
ssnighs, winds shifting to southerly
ind Increasing. Iowa-Fair tonight
pad Tuesday; rising temperature Tues
aight. North andeSouth Dakota-Fair
tonight and Tuesday; rising tempera-
ture; Increasing southerly, winds. Mon;
tana-'lsir tonight and Tuesday;
warmer tonight. Upper Michigan
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday,
with probably snow flurries near Lake
6uperioS, rising temperature Tuesday;
Increasing southerly winds. .-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-08
Weather Conditions.

Clear tseather is general this morn,
ing in ytba upper lake region and In all;
Che regic> west of the lake region and
MississiT, except in Texas, southern
New MeX=eo and in Oregon, while along
the middle Mississippi, in the Ohio. val
ley, New York and southern New Mex-
leo snow Was falling this morning "A
hagh-pre ere area is central over Mis-
souri,, K;Msas and Nebraska, extending
westward into Wyoming and southern
idaho; this "high' is accompanied by
cold weather in the central valley re-
gion, with the lowest temperatures this
morning reaching from l6 degrees be-
low to Is degrees below in South Da-
kota. Temperatures below zero are re-
ported from southern North Dakota,
Minnesota, southern Wisconsin,, South
Dakota, Wyoming and eastern Nebras-
ka. A Glow" developing over north
ern Alberta is causing q rapid rise. III
temperature in the western Canadian
provinces, northern North Dakota,
northern Montana and the northern
parts of Minnesota and Michigan. NO
precipitation is anticipated from the
northern "low'' tonight or Tuesday,
and as it and the "high'' over the
lower Missouri valley move southeast
ward, warmer weather will come on.
II. s. Outram, Section Director.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-08
LUMBER COMPANY PAYS
Trespass on State Timber In Hubbard
County Costs $685., II

The Croo,zston Lumber company today
paid s2,795 into the state treasury for
trespass on state timber in Hubbard
county, the payment being double the
appraised value of the timber cut.
Parties had purchased so-called agri :.
cultural land from the state. On fnis
land was a certain amount of timber
which the purchasers of the land sold to
the Crookston company, contrary to law
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-08
AROUND THE TOWN

Sues for Divorce M. Fish has
begun a suit for divorce in the district
court against Charles Fish. The plain
tiff alleges that her husband deserted
her sixteen years ago.
Board of Pardons Meets.-The state
board of pardons convened this after
noon at the capitol to consider calen-
dar Of twenty applications for clemen-
CIV, as published yesterday. No action
in any of the cases has yet been taken.
North Side Hebrew Club.-The North
Side Hebrew club, purely social Or
ganization, is in the process of forma-
ton and , has engaged rooms at 7O3
Sixth avenue N. It is the plan to ar
range for specially built quarters later.
A meeting to perfect the details of or
ganization will be held on the evening
Of Jan II at the present rooms.
Not This Evening.-The meeting to
organize the chorus to begin work on
the oratorio "Golgotha,' composed by
j. Victor Bergquist Of Minneapolis,
will meet on Wednesday evening at
Knickerbacker hall, Fourth avenue S
and Ninth street, instead of this even
ing, as was announced in T. h e j gu T..
n al yesterday. All singers interested
are cOrQlally invited TO aICenu.
New Grand Jurors.-Grand jurors
were lacking when the roll was called
in Judge John Day Smith s courtroom
today, and as result they were not
sworn in, but were all excused to meet
again Wednesday morning. A special
venire of four was drawn and the fol
lowing names were added to the orig
inaf panel: Nathaniel Mccarthy, Wal
ter Gregory, Owen B. Kennard and Ed
win P. Capen.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-08

Weather Now and Then.
Today, maximum 10, minimum - -
degrees; year ago, maximum ~,
minimum s degrees.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11
$4,000 Yardsof Embroideries
Game in Last Week.

They were bought some time ago, and
have just come in. Richmond shoppers
have never had bigger lot of Embroidery
values than these.
Fine Nansook Match Sets Cambria Match
Sets Wide Swiss, Cambria and Nainsook Inser-
lions, Cambria and Nainsook Edgings, from
to inches wide. Most of these embroideres
are of the hand loom work. The prices will be
121-2c, 10 2-9c, 10c and 25c yard.
1900 yards Of All Over Embroideries Novelty Swiss
and Nainsook- sample pieces-70c for
the usual $3.50 quality.
soc for All-Ovcr Embroideries that cost to s2.25
bOc for Al-over Embroidcres That cost to 95c
$500 yards of the handsomest Embroderies-1S to
% inches wide-in Swiss Cambria Nainsook; do
signs suitable waists nouncings and corset
Choice of this enormous lot in which the values are
s5c to Soc will be 1Oc and 2bc a yard
other lots Ernbroideries priced specially at
DC, &c and DC yard
81 Shirt Waist Patterns, $50.
Embroidered Shirt Waist Patterns with lace In
sertion and embroidered medallion forming front with
sufficient plain material make entire waist 80c.
Shirt Waist Patterns, with lined Japanese embroid
cry forming entire front; IS value Tor 50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11

soc Silk Organizes, white grounds.
with handsome floral prlntings, all coll
orings and designs. for 900 a yard.
Fancy Printed Floral Effect Organ
dies--very fine and sheer--on tho I'M
ported cloth, instead Of 25c these for
IL 1-2c a yard
New Meroerized Sicilian Wash Suit
ing--has appearance Of silk and wool
ali the solid colors. with fancy wo-
ven figured effect. 200 u yard.
Mercerized Rajah suiting, in all the
solid tints, looks and wears better
than the all silk at s1--these will
laundcr--35c yard.
Solid Color Barge Suitingiust the
correct weight for skirts and dresses--
nll 'colors. IL lie n yard.
Floral Printed American Organdies
that usually retail for 12lsc; as long as
this lot lasts. q 3-dc yard.
MerceriZed Linen Finished suitings,
in rose. light blue, tan. Nile and
brown, IL 1-2o a yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11

Glasgow Linen Finished suiting, the
medium weight, for shirt waists,
dresses and ychildren's wear, full yard
vide, 8 3-4c IL yard.
Soft Finished 25c Imported Cam
brics, in whito grounds, with neat
printing and striped effects. suitable
for women's wear and for negligee
garments, 1920 yard.
Mercerized Grenndine Ncts. In all
tho solid tints, has tho appearance of
the silk ones; these are 1Dc yard
Woven Checked yoiles--the new
Mercerized cotton fabrics In iridescent
Decentralization OF the $3.50 wooden
ones. for 1Oc n yard.
Tho Mcrcerlzcd Matlasse Suitlngs,
with n seed dot silk-likc raised effect,
all tho pastel shades, for nc yard.
25c Imported Zephyr Ginghnms, IN
navy, black ana pink, shepherd checks,
for 100 yard.
Yard wide Linen Finished Auto
Cloth. for dresses. skirts, boys wear
and drawn work. 15c yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11
17c India Linon 12Hc.

Every woman knows the big advance in
White Goods this season, and the item above
shows what this White Goods store can do.
We do not expect to be able to duplicate
hardly any of these goods when this lot is
gone.
Hundreds of yards OF beautiful Sheer Dotted Swiss
in all dots instead of 25c 1t is 16 2-3c yard.
English Madras wasting, in the various style
stripes. 100 yard.
Real French Lawn / Id yards WIDE very sheer
fine wash material: tho zoe grade, loo yard. and
the 25c grade for Zoe
Ito grade 4o-inch India IAnon IL 1-2c yard.
Yard wide Shifting Madras in cords stripes. best
15c grade, 1oc yard
English Long Cloth, fine soft finish, ~ piece OF
u yards: the regular s125 grade.
1900 yards Of French Pque Welts, fine, medium
heavy cords; $50 35c would be the price in full
pieces: lot In lengths to 10 yards Is 1bc yard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11

Handsome New Suits, in stylish black and white
broken checks-Pony Coats, lined with white taffeta
collar and cuffs OF black velvet circular skirts
finished with bias bands at foot S32.6O
New Suits In the fashionable greys, Etors with deep
girdle, coarless with Alice
blue fabric, finished with soutaohe braid, cir
cular skirts, for 5000.
New suits, in plain fabrics and invisible
cheeks of Persian, finished with scrolls Of fibre
braid deep grdle satin lined; this is of the
French models; full BIG value, for $40 each.
Misses New Coats, Of tan Covert latest models
So.
New Hip Jackets Of double breasted Covert with 80
stitched tailor straps, full satin lined, $40.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11
Colored Dress Goods.

Our Dress Goods buyers have managed
to get the biggest lot of underpriced goods
we ever started the season with. They have
been working for three months to get to-
gether this stock of the finest European and
Arnerican-nlade goods Every Partisan
novelty is here, and all with Cohens price
brand on them.
4-neh All-wool sutns grey only; regular s1.25
value; 500 yard.
44-inch Checked Afohair new, for skirts: 5, value
Soc yard.
ss-nch Wool Plaid, al now styles; eso value; 800 a
yard.
s4-nch All-wool Panama, grey blue or green
*l.5o value: S1.26 yard.
Atwood 56-inoh Suiting. grey ground with checks
and stripes; 50 value; 81. 90 and 81 go a yard.
4nch Silk and Wool Crepe. black and color,: $3.50
value: S1.25 yard.
Atwood, Hard Finish Imported French suitins ali
the popular spring shades; s1.25 value; 81 yard.
AnWool Batiste, 80 inches wide, black and colors,
beautiful quality; 75o value; 900 yard
56-inch Cream Mohair beautiful lustre; 81 SO value;
s1.39 yard
ss-inch Atwood Cream Wolfe; SOC quarfty; svo
yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11

Pure SILK Black Rustling Taffcta the best 5hc
quality, for SOC a yard.
The New Check Silks, in all the various loom
trick effects, made this season to sell for soc,
are here for 35c yard
ST Thfretas, 20 different shades to choose from,
extra heavy handsome quality, soc yard
Extra Heavy 27-inch Pure Silk Taffctas, in the
new pin-strpe effects all colors, SOC yard
The New Grey and Jasper Effects the most popu-
lar Silks of this season. 81 and SLIPS grades, for
S5c yard.
Handsome Embroidered Figured Taffetas in the
new pastel shades; imported for of Broad
ways largest retailers who refused to accept them
on account OF late arrival: worth $l.50. for Csc
yard.
Antoine Guinett's Pure Dye Black Silk Taffcta-
the highest grade of the Tafeta creation, 81 grade,
SO inches wide, for $1.25.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11
Sale Colored Linen.

Fancy Woven colored Bourette Effect
Linens in light blue pink, cham
payne, grey. brown and red, for
10 2-3o yard.
36-inch Pure Linen Wolfe, in cream,
Alice blue. rose. and naurnl; the i'm
port price. 4s1sc; these, 1oc n yard.
Brown Blouse Linen, In all grades
and widths the price starts at i: &c
u yard.
Tho yard wide Blouse Linens are
10c and UP.
Tho Double Fold Shirt Waist Lin
ems. in neat printed effects. for a5c
n yard.
Linen Bourette voilcs, the new ma
terial for shirtwaist Dresses, etc,
instead OF 45c. are goo Il yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11
Second Floor Full T.!!e .! NV S,,n,,,,
brings
We
Sample Taffeta Silk Skirt.

Misses New Suits with 27-inch box GOAT satin
lined. with trimmings OF MORE, circular skirts
very swagger $3.50
New Tan Covert Coats, with inlaid stitched collar,
finished with buttons full lined usual IS value
for S30S.
New Covert Coats, with closely stitched graduated
tailor straps, this seasons newest models S12 80.
models box-plaited panels with bias folds ut foot, So.
New Skirts, In black, blue and grey new fan-paited
effect. forming panels, perfect model S5.0s
Lot Of Sample Taffeta Skirts plated killed and
cirouar all this seasons best styles $40 $50 values
Will be So to $40
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11
Mattings, Mattlngs, Mattings.

Thousands of rolls have come to the
Cohen Store from the underwriters sale of
Field. Chapman & Co., New York. Four
teen thousand feet of floor space is devoted
to the sale of every conceivable kind. 1-ac
to soc a yard-all less than half the present
cost of imports.
Heavy China Mattinss darnasR carpet erfeets-reds
green's blues-for 200 yard
Close Woven Heavy China Mattings, large small
effects for zoe yard.
Heavy China Mattinss, Email veaves, 1s 2so
yard
Fancy China niattings. now patterns. 7 1870. 100.
IL 1-2o and 100 yard.
Linen Warp 11attings, carpet designs. 1so COO 200
and to doc yard
soxsonch Smyrna Hearth Rugs, fringed, 9bc.
sox6o-noh Wilton Velvet Hearth Rugs sl.36
Metal Beds.
White Enamel Beds, brass knobs, 81 OF.
White Beds. brass rails and knobs. $3.50.
White Enamel Beds continuous rail head and foot,
"a
White Beds, handsomely brass mounted, So, 1850,
SIS and SO
Woven Wire Springs S1.bo to 81
Mattresses, made to order from Sc rs UP.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11

in rno
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11

Pure Silk Black Peau do Sole, that cost the i'm
porter 75c to land; our price, b0c yard.
Doublcfold Pure Silk RadIlns, the handsomest
Silk fabrics brought to this country in years, cost
$2.25 to import, In black, white, cream, navy blue,
Alice blue and pastel shades. Slips yard
Pure Silk Navy Blue Louisine. worth s1.25 a
yard, for 68c
36-inch Pean de Sole, an extra handsome one,
usually S1.35 for 81 yard.
for SOC.
All the color combinations in Two-Tone
Louisines, the 81 grades. 59c yard.
Fancy Sllirt-Waist Tafetas, In embroidered or
fancy stripe effects, mill ends, most Of them,
worth S1.26. for 600 yard
e7-inch Black Pure Silk Tafrcta, wear guaran-
teed, for zoe yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11
Last Big Reduction in Boys
Clothing.


fnrmor satin lined; $500
suits for S4.0S; sizes to II
years,
Double Breasted Suits. in
solid and fancy mixtures OF
cheylot. These suits sold
for 50, will close out for
$l.0S.
T5e and 81 Knee Trousers.
in all wool cheviot, iSe,
500 Caps. in all styles and
colors, aSc.
SOC Madras Shirts, a0c,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11
Sale Of White Linen
Suiting and Table Linens.
The new Linen store has some very in
teresting news for you Monday.

teresting news for you Monday.
Yard Wide Pure Irish Linen Lawn. very sheer
fine grade; the always 600 value, for $50 YARD.
Irish Liner suitins, 21s yards vide the sl.26 grade
for 500 yard.
81 All-14ncn suiting 2ss yards wide for a yard
Best 81 Mercorzed Dinner Napkins, 5-s sze. 700
dozen.
"a sizo Linen Dinner Napkins. Fl dozen
Two yards wide 75c Al-Lnen Table Damask $500
yard.
Largest and Heaviest Linen Huc Towels 2ox4o
inches regular Sc dozen values for IL 1-"c each.
Bleached Bath Towels IN the largest size, were s.
dozen, for 1G 2-3c each.
A table full of Fancy Linen Center Pieces and Tray
coths. An scalloped edges and hemstched In fancy
OPEN wori1-round square oblong--choice, .6c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11
The Art Department.

Laundry Bags. lSc and
UP.
Renaissance Centers.
regular 6Oc values, zoo
each.
scarfs, III yards long.
embroidered and hem-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11

stitched; various designs,
Doe; others to Sl.hO.
Lingerle Scal-fs ana
Shams for Osc, and Pill
lows to match, SOC to
S1.26.
Lingerie Pin Cushions,
2Sc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11
" Handsomest Lot of Laces
Ever Seen in Richmond. ("

This is what a good judge said last week.
We only wish we knew where to get more
when this import order, bought last sum-
mer, is exhausted
800 pieces Of Wide Fancy Inces Will be sold
at &c a yard--including insertions to match
Edgings All new designs of Plat and Nor.
mandy vals, Point de Paris Cuny, etc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11

Buster Brown" Russian
and Sailor Blouse Suits of
pretty mixtures OF cheviot
and all color of serge; $3.50
Suits, special for Si.75,
Norfolk and Elton Blouse
Suits OF chevlots and cassi-
ineres. in new and pretty
patterns; sizes to s years;
1898 ones for $50.
Double Breasted Suits of
worsted. cheviot and blue
serge, peau do sole and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11

Thousands OF yards OF
Wash Laces &c and DO n
yard. All widths and
kinds in linen or cotton,
from tho fino narrow
baby widths to wide skirt
frilling widths.
Handsome Net Top
I4aces. in white ecru or
butter shades; some ara
Point Gaze. others are
Pompndour: the retail
price usually Is 35c to
Soc; this lot OF over 100
pieces will be 1oc and
Zoe a yard.
Handsome New En-
broldered Batiste I.aces
In edsings, insertions,
galloons and wide flounc-
ings. with all overs to
match, from CSC to SS a
yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11
Three Special
Lining Items.

$50 yards Black Serge I.inings, =
cloth worth $50. special at loo q
yard.
1000 yards all shades of Gray
silesias, al worth 30 to $50 a
yard; special price Is SO n yard,
500 yards Black Spun Glass Lin
ings, a cloth worth 1910; our price,
8 3-Ao yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11

Another lot OF Net Top
Iaces. in white or ecru,
that cost to 25c. VIII DO
sold at IL LEO a ya :.
Baby Irish Inser,lonz,
Edgings and Galloona.
also real cluny Laces
viii be among tho most
wanted trimming laces
this season; there is no
shortage OF these FASH
ionablc laces at Cohen's
at present. Prices from
II. Lee to .5c a yard.
kll-over Laces for
waists, In ths new en-
broidered designs. zoe a
yard.
y special lot OF fine
French and German
Vals.. Insertions and
Edgings will be boc a
dozen yards.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11
Big Values in Houseware.

1Oc-Nickel Bread Trays.
S1.43-N i C k ell Reading
lamps, with centre draught
burners and white dome
shades.
10c for Rogers Butter
Knife or Sugar Shells.
400 a dozen. Thin, En-
graved Water Tumblers.
73c--Granite Ham Boil
ers; worth s1.25.
5Oc-s-qt. Seamless, Cow
cred Sauce Pans, with
either bale or long handles.
soc for Heavy Galvan-
lied Iron Wash Boiler.
Be a box. Lighting
Tapers.
1Dc-F olding Lunch
Boxes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11
Toilet Specials.

1000 boxes White Toilet Soap. 3
cakes to box; made to sell at dou-
bic the price--6c box.
Rogers and Gallet's Baby Pow
DER IL lie a package.
Lautler Essideal Extract. special
zoe an ounce.
gross real ,Bristle Hair Brushes.
made to sell at 3sc, special price
25e eacn. M
10 gross White Priscilla Toilet
Soap, big. value at 1-:c a cake.
10 gross Tooth Brushes, all alike
and made to sell at lie; Monday
says loo each.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11
Silk Selling Begins With the
Opening of Cohen's Store.

yards Mondays selling
this
Silk bargains of the
richest produced selling
WILDE e-al for less than cost Of production
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11
Muslin Drawers, 14c.

Women's Plain Muslin
Drawers. 14c.
Other Muslin Drawers,
with ruffle OF tucks or lace
trimmed. Zoe.
Lace Trimmed Corset
Covers. 10c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11

$4.O3-56-piece 81 I'M
ported Tea Sets,
81 a. dozen, 81 Thin Ba-
varlan China Bread and
Butter Plates.
1Oc-Extra Thick White
Ironstone Cuspidores.
1925 - Jardiniere and
Pedestal, 20 inches nigh
and II inches In diameter;
good 81 value.
3Dc for SOC Red Notched
Gas Globes.
1oe for csc Opal Gas
Globes.
6Oc-Ni excl Alarm
Clocks, guaranteed for one
year.
1Oc-Nickel-Plated Towel
Bars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11

well-Madc Muslin Gowns,
trimmed with tucks and
finished with rutfle on
neck and sleeves. zoe.
WelI-Alade Muslin Skirts.
with wide tucked fiounce.
SOC.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11

Striped and Checked
Nainsook and Figured
Madras. o 3-Ac instead OF
1z1ac.
Mill Ends of Ii 2-sc
Piques, In several size
welts, . 3-.ic.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11
CSC to SOC White Goods, 19c.

$500 yards of Mercerized
Madras, in full pieces. TIL
to soc. These are mill emf
price ,19c a yard.
New checks. stripes and
plaids in Shifting Madras, j
19c grades. in mill ends, !
at 16 2-3c a yard.
1Oc and 12,ac Crecked
Nainsools Mill Ends for ]
q 3-4c a yard. Is
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-12
PERRIELLo RE-sENTENCED.
According to the New Law His Term
 of Imprisonment Is Shortened.

The February term of the superior court was re-opened here to-day by Sheriff Doherty. Judge Shumway pre- sided. The principal purpose for the re-opening was to re-sentence Savino Perriello. Last week 1t will be re- called he was given from one to tif- teen years in the state prison for the manslaughter of Angelo Solomita on July 28, 1905. The court in re-sen- tencing the man said that he was last week sentenced as the law stood af- ter the crime had been committed. but that the law was changed on August l. The old sentence was then ordered erased and the new one recorded. That was, that Perriello should suffer from ono to nine years in the state prison and be fined $1.
 The report of Attorney A. D. War ner, the committee who heard the evi- dence ill the suit of William Connors of Hopkins street against Pasquale Contaldi, for the loss of the services of his IA year old daughter, Carrie, giving Connors $1,0O0 of the S10,OOO he had asked. was approved.
 In the matter of the city against the Waterbury Driving park associa- tion, by agreement briefs will be filed within week E. And ill the election case of Goodrich against Russell. the relator's motion to close the pleadings of the respondent was allowed, 10 take effect in ten days.