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Inour New Store you will
find the Largest Assortment of
New Designs and New Color-
ings in Western Connecticut.
From this immense variety
your purse and taste will surely
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Painting, Paperhanging and
Decorating. We guarantee satis-
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ARTISTS’
MATERIALS,
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ludicrous
A. A. SHEPARD AND DR. SCDTT.
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The Great New York Specialist. The
Doctor Prevalled Upon to line
liis Great Remedy Placed In the
Hands of the lirugglsts.
This Is the most, wonderful production or
edical mience in the nineteenth century.
hiaisnota parent medicine. but a prescrip.
tioncotn untied on u-leniitlo principles an d
by fire Swtt in his extensive prm-ilco {or
cure of all blood diseases. The curt-a
wrought b it are simpl wonderlul and inm-
attuned t ourands tui re doctor's parlors for
ent.
attach an extent is the demand upon the
that and attention of the doctor tor his medi-
iroln people who could not visit hew
CI city. that it income a matter oi duty in
sesame plan by Which the general mhlic
could be supplier! with this ceuuiue. va noble
fly. and for this purpose A. A. Shepherd
when called to South Norvmllr to Irranfze
it 3.0.Tomlinsonaéoutli Norwallimnd l.
le.Norwaitr.to permit tin-m In her-p In
and sell this wonderful blood remedy.
sis purely v stable. and excellent ionic
and builder. a loud purifier unexuqllcrl. a
tonic nothingcan e1 rial. iir. even has
Wed his lire to the t ioronuh Nflnwiwluo
afouderstandin or blood «lice-as". a tow u:
w ichersnarneri iiere: Kidney diner-no. llw-r
comp at. sick headache. mumrlsr rheuma-
ys pairs. lore of appetite. conetlpn
confide. syphilis. cancerous homers. min
Plflfrb Mil. rbeum. viirrploe on are.
ability. hulls. (limitless. ieinele week-
rn ariai poison.
nun-ii drone its have received
Int incur an more invite au
tonal and become articulated with
l; a a mi. runway. Dr. Scott‘s
‘ fi$otbasm¥gnumrililmii
stead till a blood medicine should
fl'i'ait to try Dr. &tt's Sarssparllia.
lo Pills Have to be Used with Dr.
Scott’s.
ween Mia! Hm
I. I. Tomliussn. tsuiii lomslt;
.up—
ii. I. This, lomll. ...
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AR moisten Novelties
no .
. MILLINERY,
‘ _ sir
mm W Mull“
vacuums. g .
The iatestskirtswhinh barometer!
from the establishments or the
tothat (already lxmi 0f 1‘ kirts,
o vo um nouns
lined, the more physical burden 0!
will (liable the wearer. These
skirts, to return to the immediate
hm. am neither orlnoilned nor wired.
but are lined throughout with thick silk.
No drapery is employed.
The high trimming on tonnes is now
very simple and airy, consisting of a light
tuft oi leathers or a single erect bow. An-
TIEN'GALIXE GOWN.
other example of recent. fashion in ha
a silk toque. adorned with a double din-
dem of glow velvet and side iilgrots.
For it well rounded figure it becoming
skirt. has just onn rrrmh-rniciy wido box
plnit. in the middle of the buck. and a sin‘
gle fold on each side of the box plnit, ap-
pearing from it to the width of “2' inches.
Moire has by no means gone out in Prris
and other irsslilonuhlo centers of Friillth.
A well out skirt of rrriroir moire, worn
with it handsome blouse, with mauve or
green inlroir vclvct slwvcs. makes an ideal
toilet for tiny receptions.
A great. deal of rough, conrso looking
straw and chip is Worn. but it is as expon-
sivo M the line goods, or more so. '1‘)..-
roughnr-es Is pic: rirr-sqric. raiuw'iiiiiy in
litrgrrhuis. and its there is risrmllynn nd~
mixtumoi lilt'l‘ or iliili'}‘ walrus. thorn in
no luck of {trelilnuuhlc i-ilor'i. A glossy iln»
isle-d hrnid tliiri inrilrgvs jut is among tho
nutrition in him-k goods.
The gown illusimtml is of pearl my
bermnlinv. 'l'hrr-o riurnriv hands of whit.»
gulpun- trim the foot. 'l'lu‘ hlousc bodice
of the some llllllt'l'ilii shows it curious nr~
rnrrizcmcnt oi folds in front. which narrow
toward ilic i‘illlili'. in “'Ilit'il illi‘)’l|:-‘(‘i‘ilti. A
box pluii of jm-qrrcrninot voltvt occupies
the middle of the front, while a large col-
nr of white giiipuro t‘U\’t!i‘S tho elioulticrs.
The bolt and collar are of jrutiiuornlnot vol-
vct, us are tln- Imlluulr pui‘i’s of tho elm-we,
the deep culls being of lit‘llg-‘lllllt! covered
with stripes of irri'ipurn.
.lr'im: ('lloi.r.r:’r.
Two Sufferers.
First i)llilt‘-—:\Ii. my rlmli icilnlil I had
a tooth drawn at the (It'llilei'n today, and i
took gun.
Sci-mid Drab—diced, ulo fr-llnhi I had
my hair out iii the barber's, und i had to
take gus.—-Tcx:m Sittings.
A Gentle Reminder.
“0h, children! You arc so noisy today.
Can't. you be u liltio silllr-r and lit-tier?"
“Now, gmudirur. you must luv a little
considcmte and not scold us. You soc. if
it wasn't for us you \vonldn’t he a grand-
ma at nil."~'l‘cxns Sittings.
One of Wortlr's Tricks.
“Wortli.tliv millirn-r. " says a London cor-
respondent, "was rip to runny tricks. One
of tin-m “its to trim clulmrntcly the bucks
of hell (Ii-we've. ii Win-i ilrrrn Illliirm‘nilili' to
sit down without spoiliiiuthr-nr. As Worth
copyrightwl ull his siuil‘s, iiii‘ spoiled nui-
tcrinismuld not lu- ri'illm'rll for six irionths,
(it. which iillli‘ llil' draw “out ill'i'IiIi'iI liiiitk
numlwr. lir' did not undvi'smrni girlish
Intuit-v. To Work in rich Mulls glowing
with color was “hut Irv lllml. ii Ili‘ hnd
Iii-cu ll pupil oi 'I'iiiun, he might have nuru
pus-«id Iiint muster. lh- lmii tho visiu’il
iru-rrrory in nu cxrrrlordlnury ilt';.!l'i‘|‘ and
could trust to his r-yv in ”take a rumsurc.’
lir- did not. cure townrl; fort-minnow who
nccdr-d in he built. up by drrw until Int.-
tiirly ho suw his way to rlriw iIii'Iil honour
ingly to liberty r-illITii and enjoyed produc-
ing new cli’octu or drapery on lili‘l‘U nkult)‘
tons.
“Nob-lily illlllt'l‘Himiti better the effects
that could he produced with n plnlii black
silk or uul'in dross. The print ho r'Iurrtzi‘rl
for such is irurrnvnt wrist cirorigh to take
rule's hmilli away. What he mid in ur-
cusomm this: ‘Womnu pny ir-m'i‘ul prince
to lu-np upon tlicnm-lvm lliiiii‘l‘lililliiigil‘llii-
mluns. ’l‘lw nrdlnnry drrwnnikvr's arr-oi:
est proille urn what she can lllch in the
trimmings. Why not pity as much for a
plain dress in which tiiir' will wally have
on nirui‘ My ion» {or on i-luhur-nir'ly trini-
iuvd one)" which one will hon cloudy in
spite of all tho (:4th that line her-n in-
curml‘r’ "
"Whigs” Iltll “Tories."
it is said on good authority that the
word “tory” is derived (mm on lrlsir term
once applied to tho nrrmtdcrzrmiml and sav-
age irlla, that. formerly inhabited north
andw. dead. The word came into
general use in rxiiitlcs about the year 1679.
when there was a great tight in prime
between the court and country people on
the question of excluding the Duke at
York {ruin tholine of succession. Those
who opposed the bill was matemptuousiy
returns! tone “Tories," while the irl
at the duke rutoried by calling their
pcncnts “Whigs," the word “whiz” being'
a contraction of the old Gaelic word "whis-
gamurc," which mmns aoonntrymcn. or,
more [arr-1y, a drum- or swim-herd.
Int tilted States the term “Whig"
first came in romancing the Revolution.
ary war, it being applied to the American
axiomatic party. while the adhmntsor
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CIGARETTE
Issstssditstsstci‘lles
NOR! SOLO THIN ALL OTHER
IRANOI OOH-"CED
Personally I lit iiiltiieii Tours
WASHINDTDN
PENNSYLVANIA RNILRDND.
leave New York ii a. m.. May 2nd and Zid.
and arrive New York. on return trip. evening
at Ma 4th and 25th.
EX RIENUED TOURIST AGENT ANT)
CHAT'EKUN will accompany the party
roughout.
Immunities sllErpsnsss,Sl4.iil
For itineraries or further information. a
Iy to ticket agents. or to tourist. agent at Ll
roadway. New York.
A. B. WOOD. GEO. W. BOYD.
lien‘l Pass. Agent. Asst. Gen'l Pass. Agent.
aprfl e o d at!!!
”-5
Mothers Road This.
“My child is subject to severe attach
of diarrhoea. During the last sickness.
Dr. Hand's Diarrbcea Mixture was ireely
given and an immediate cure resulted,
it. would have required a dozen visits of
a physician, as on former occasions. I
believe Dr. Hand's Remedies would have
saved the life of the child I lost, had they
been within my reach at the time of its
sickness." hire. F. A. Bennett, 722 New
street, Camden, N. J. They are splen-
did children's remedies. 25 cents. All
drug stone.
The best remedy {or burns. scaids and
cuts to DeWitt‘s Witch Hazel Salve. An
excellent cure (or piles. (3. A. Gregory
& Co. and (i. C. Stilleon.
A Remarkable Cure 0! Rheumatism.
From the tiroton. Connecticut. Review.
David Lewis, who has been sillicted
all winter by rheumatism. is out again
and all due to one of the medicines ad-
vertised in our columns. After trying
everything possible. he used Chamber-
lain's Pain Balm, which has relieved him
of all pain, from which he wasaconstaut
suilerer and promises to make him fit {or
duty soon. We know David has been a
great suii'erer and are glad to see him
around again. For sale by (3. C. Stillson.
druggist.
The most pleasant little pills (or cleane-
ing the system and regulating the bow-
ale. are DeWitt’s Little Early Risers.
Cure sick headache and constipation.
Small pill. Small dose. 0. A. (lregory
8.: Co. and (l. C. Stillscu.
_W-.. _ _A 0......"
It Did the llueineu.
Mr. J. [1. Cobb, publisher of the Mir-
ror. at Iiroctou, N. Y., says: "For near-
ly two years the Mirror has been publish-
ing the advertisements of Chamberlain's
Remedies. A few days ago the writer
was suil‘eriug from a bowel trouble and
rteortcd to an old remedy which did not
prove eillcscious; finally be tried Cham-
berlain's Colic. Cholera and, Disrrbo».
Remedy and two doses did the business,
checking it completely. For sale by U.
C. million, druggist.
Lingering coughs and colds in the
spring are serious matters. One Minute
Cough (lure erpeis the mucous. is south-
ing, beeling.allays fever. acts quickly,
is pleasant. (l. A. Gregory & Co. and (l.
0- mu")?! ,. . .
Agree-lily surprised.
“i had a very severe cold on my lungs
that cent-ml much soreness and gave me
considerable uneasiness in regard to the
result." says Mr. T. E Smith, of Bliier-
ica. Mess. “A local druggist called my
attention to Chamberlain's Cough Reine
dy. and on his recommendation 1 gave
the remedy a weird trial. The result
surprised me; T recovered entirely in
three days." 25 and 50 cent bottles for
sale by (i. C. Btllisou. draught.
Its. Harriet Evans, ninsdale, ill..
writes: “Let me say One linuie Cough
Coral-a sovereign remedy {or crciip.
My children (i have three) are subject to
this dread disease. it comes very sudden-
ly. but One Iinute Cough Oars lie-never
tailed to relieve at once. i should not
test sets to be without it.” 0. A. Gre-
gory £00. and G. 0. Million.
Tellsyeuslitbinm tortwc cannu-
m We Barman.
Whats minister says: Ber. it. it.
Payne. New Haven. In. wrists: "Pleas
g _
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INGRAIN,
TAPEBTRY,
' new museum. .
MCQUETTEB on sxumsmns,
CHINESE on JAPANESE mums,
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' MATS OR RUGS,
CALL AT
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51 Washington street.
Open daily tram 9 [to I: a. m.. and from no
9. m.. and on Saturday evenings from d to 8
rinterest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SOLMANS. Prat.
JOHN H. FERRIS. Vice-Prest.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Sec. and TM.
m whim uni or
Baby carriages email Refrigerators
A
Raymond & Sons.
Successors to George H. Raymond.
Furniture Dealers and General Funeral
Directors.
00 and 48 lain Street, Nor-alt, 0t.
Residence. I Berkeley Piano.
Telephone. 77-0.
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Yourdlsease is not incurable because your
physician has iven you up. and you have not
received an! neilt from the medicine you
haveiried. e not an reason you cannot be
cured. We can positively care all kinds
Fits. Epileptic. (lonvulsion or ripasurotlc. W
OIIABAN [I A POSITIVE AND PERMA-
IBNT DUB}: IN ALL OASIS. We have
cured thousands. many cases of ion standing.
and given up by doctors as incurab e. In our
"Allen's Flt Cure" you will find a medicine
that has never failed toel‘l'ect a s medy cure.
Wslmck our guarantee with an 0 er of lilli
many person we cannot cure. Highest bank
tolerances furnished on application.
i «it. bottle. $3.“). 2 at... $5.10.
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ADIES .
stuttering from Retarded. announced or Pain-
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nature. will tind our FIIIAMI PILLS an in-
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always be relied upon for swedy roller. W
have «i. to hear or a cm where they have
little to reduce the riesired result. A he:
should be out on hand at all times to Kimmie
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