W slid s scrotu-
Wild. Before all could
Willlsm Wells. the
' mm laborers were
Wars on from in-
we? which: the river north
'I . The steamer sud car-
3' s total loss.
' ted ohietiy of mer—
ed passengers and
‘ crew were taken by
lice to Columbia. 20
' men! of the disaster.
loss from the wreck is
WI Hopes For the Race.
N. In April 3.—-The
, ocll regatta commit-
. lie/that the college boot
it on the Poughkeepslc
there is no probability
nude in behalf of Fough-
be Increased. The commit-
jt’ Poushkeepeie's offer to
in: gunners. suitably tur-
. see and floats all ex-
Villain: and staking the
fully equivalent to that of
except the expenses or
o: the crews. It In un—
t the West Shore and New
ruiiroade are disposed to
colleges as liberally an. it
than they did last year.
ted. they paid them over
ejr’oi‘ the Poughkeepele
in stated to be'equlvalent
Ir Succeed- Osborn.
In. April 3. ~Generel Wil-
',‘ . of Boston, recently op-
WI general to London. has
secretaryehip of the Re-
ptional committee. Senator
hnlrmsn'ot the committee.
Nl’ Charles Diet: or Akron.
5 . Yummy. Major Dick is 38
m ”id in one of the most
young politicians in the
He in a. leader of the Repub-
in Ohio. having been three
, - ot' the state executive
and l delegate to the na—
. “on! of 1892 and 1896. Dur-
th‘tionsl campaign he was
the western headquarters
. ‘He will be in charge of the
national headquarters in this
I:
W
lust: of a Brush Firs.
W. Conn, April 3.-—A i'ire
Wu started by Mr. George
to burn a brush heap tanned the
Ii of too dwellings three
”It! It “Wmlil besides burning
5. acres of woodland. The tire
place in the Havel Plain SChiIIII
nails town The new mill was
by Mr. Rowe, and one at the
I . sud a barn belonged to the
the late Theodore Judson and
dwelling and two baInu u out
by Jsmen Osborne u hone ions
. as he had no lneurnmu "‘lw
Ions is over “”000 The uhule
unity fought the fire for over
tits beforehubduing it.
who Pie-us wun White.
April 3.-'i‘he Standard prints
min: the following from its
pendent: "The appointment
will Andrew 1).“lllit! as Amer-
dor to Germany is regard-
‘With great satisfaction. it is
mt lie will be able to remove
mummies now hampering the
botWeen the live Inuntlien.
TM" German men-haul». mum
' thus stunned in the mnnufav-
of chemicals, tom-y paper goods
m mterlnls. expo-t lllt' moot
= maneuver: from tho new
mu Dies In Ennis-d.
"It. 1.. April inlay the rs.
a “glitch here tame the noun
death at Dover. Em;-
g! ll both Amory (lummeil.
it Minuet William tlammell.
I utility member of lirown
rl. (lulnmeil was win-
?” her dllll’hlfl‘ In England.
tulil'hler of the isle [lobe-rt
of Mvidones and woe very
may Mi osthle on the ('llt'l'l
one of this city'u terse-st iss-
W
mu Dingle, 'l'srll.
April 8. “At a special
Iho hard of directors of the
importers‘ lilschsns‘e runo-
auiiitnimously adopted two.
_ ‘ t the provisions in the
“ W bill for the repeal of the
“tin piste manufactured
”for proservins and mm»
D noise IIIIIi against the
new Below the stole ionis-
ln aimed uslnst com-
mie" to ltsri tip.
Mil... Ailt‘ll 8.-'l'ho sstoli»
M! John D. Wood. which hits
.3 the but few weeks. will
lions M ones. under the
t We Joint stools company.
Willow about 300 hairdo.
WWKWW
II the Mind M
Mull llaw'l'he forum on
liner Admirsi Home”.
mutilation burn“. on the
has been issued from the
, l.
.i mm» ysnht hour-
- lien with John I»
V
crooks or plain. I ‘
69 at: Each
I
i
crooks.
50 ct: Each.
One 101 .6 inch last block “ngiiah sill: mgr, paragon frame, so cl
ing, with rich natural handles.
I 5|. 25 Each. . . ‘ .
We would invite an early inspci. tion of Ihese goo tans ill: lots are not large. and
the pnces such that they will sell quickly.
we are thoroughly limo-date.
simple and economical.
w. s. STURTEVANT',
lorth loin and llnn
Thursday ls Bargain Day!
We have secured as a special for this
week a well assorted lot
C o o s
Which we shall sell for 29¢. Bargains in other Departments.
A. Dickerman 8.. Son,
N Washington Street. South hermit,
v
«Whom-iii: l.- niuotexpec I
‘ agent this gulp.
‘ One lot at?
One lot :6 inlh last block domestic glorla. solid ironies, ns'oral handles, all
rod, close roll.
One glimpse of our 5 and Ice tables will surprise you, and c Invincc you that
Quickmeel Gasoline. and Quicluneal Blue Flame Oil Stuns are safe. odorlcv
Streets,
South lorwallt. Conn.
Agency for Tocque' s dyeing and cleaning establishment. Agency (or Bust Glove Fitting Patterns.
290--Ladies’ COrsets--29c
We are headquarters
for carpets of all grades, lmoleums, oil cloths, mate and rugs.
Connecticut
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
BOB FITZSIMMONS.
fully warranted Repository open till 9 p. m.
t ....—.
Carriage Builder and Dealer!
Champion of the world. ri leg I Pierce Bicycle; alonagcut for th: R Ichestcr and North.
ampton at $50. 6.). 75. and it) i. uml the [coupe Bicycle at $37
.59,
BE8T.
.VALUEI
LOWEST
. PRIGEl
HIENO FObLIEB.
You Colors ‘l'iIst an Caution in and Bug-
gm liturtiln: combinations.
wliot during. are never hideous.
latest.
blue. and from puloei. turquoise to deep l
and ntlll have no two anything like
elicit other. 5
I Itmurtly to be truly fashionable.
't"...i does not moon anything startling.
iortllia small iniprover will pl‘llbflbly ,
cover grow any larger, but will be
worn for some time just on it now up
pears.
The new liodices alIllosl. all show
liasquo or pepluln (rituals. and have the
blouse front. The contrasting front. or
blouse v.th is more in vogue thou ov or.
sun] the Paris shops lire selling beautic
I'lll stuffs forth so‘ 'Fremh floats” by
llieynnl to be t Into bodice-I in the
form oi yoken. plustronsi (Hill blonso
I il'ects. Atom: 1.; them are hens and silks
‘lilll spenglod, Missed guuzw, gross
linen. chiffon. net and mount-lino do
we.
WAYS TO Em A LIVING.
Sinking Sedition May 5 lelul ntioo-I Profit.
I'etileonta to Order.
Tho other day while looking for a
,liallltfitl’lisli I came avross n young wom-
un who is mulling: nuvktirs tor twenty-
llve cents a dozen. When Ireiuemlm
that Ilt‘illillefl are sold at from fifty
cents to two dollars and titty cents each.
i wonder why some ontorpridng young
woman who can do such work pvri'cct-
ly (lot-.3 not lump samples and take or-
IlI rs for tics lli‘f'lttlf. thm reaping what
evcrprofittlwronmy lit: in such bush
twill. ‘
b'incotilen l have sot-n it stated that
it is now the fashion, to have your own i
tiemziker, who make-I your the; lifter
sgnzcial inewurenwntn from selected
enuplee of silks, pert-ales and other Ina-
:Irriuls.
[heard of a woman lll nuoilmr city
who is earning II ill-lili*il living through
making p-Iiiicouisi n! lilzu k funnoh'
satin to ill iIl Site pm 4 to the III-I l
:uuur‘s lion-m. tilvs lIt'l tut-tsun- and l
illflllVil‘S the shirts. w-hlIlI urn i-llpi‘i’lnl’ '
in lit and make to anything that run he
inuight in tlw shops for the some prim. I
Tim woman lmye lit“? niutvrmls by the
pit-I :It whoa-sale llrlt‘t'§.~th‘\\' York
E\t:lll" l’II i
RAINY DAY Epcot.
Pictures luvpt Inr‘t‘IIiIIln-n in Poole Arr-
\ pry Entertaining.
Rainy \vvzltlwr ii on lull-J upon the
children laminae It Iluprivm them of
their III'tivo outdoor illllllfl‘liiulilrl. and
it is become of this they prove so on I
noying to their mother-I and big sisll'rs.
who can always find plenty of Work or
rorrnutiuu llltltltlffi. Few grown iolks
realize that it in illi'lr duty in color to
the limb (ll tho \voury little onus, m I
am going to tell you 3 MIN have found
to be valuable. ‘
l salvo all the. bright I-olureIl piI-lurea l
mu lind. ndverliring tfiiltlri. lulwl~ from
iruil unIl I'I-gotublu mine or lrum llllI-i-
.i‘illt’il papers. and drop them into II
Ilruwvl' III-pi for that pnrpmu. Win-II the
rainy days i' one i Ill-lilité u pot of ii on
p351". put It shall on u flour in II worm
(mini. and with mine big: imigvrq ;
bought for tho pulpme l tllIlilt' tho '
pictuIIIII among the t lllllll‘l‘ll mp]. ~linw
lllt'ill how to Illruuro them Ill (Mil Ill)
Below mu ii [In lulu u 2")“ e in h it. and
.mu-li I'lIilel who in old enough to write
III‘IinllIoII ilII- piI-tur . III‘ invelm II little
«tor» about it. A grant dual of u-; ful
IlIlIIquIl‘uu may be learned in llll'l
way.
9
DAHOMEV STOCKINGS.
They Are \I'I‘V tau, I'lnlIi-I. but look I. lite
l’upulnrt hole» In IIim Ilium.
’lflle gnyeni thing out is known III lilo
l'hilmmny. lIIiil any on»: who should
I-otollunlIIulnoIif it pacpinui‘rmn on.
IlI'riII-nlii Ii pi‘llll'uul wuulil lllfllillilly he
reminded ill the LiulmmI-y I'lllliutt ill the
World's Faur. null yet it in iilllil ilIIIt
illewbrillluut ‘plItlIlI will lioquI'lI in
Vogue tor the morning wuur ut the new
show and in the mountains thin eunu-
mor.
Another rutlwr conspicuous hilt hm
tluully pattern llilitlI llluvll ground. with
hummu-lwliuirupoplaids. Wlwiiu I one
lIIinlIIII nuppiy oi the changeable or
limit sill: pattern» in dainty ilt'lll'.’llti
IunuI. III-‘lmyll II lot. of boliory with
THIV All ALL CMILIII
Because they wear our army fitting. comfortable Clothing.
way. TRADE with us and you will FEEL THE fihMfil
We have now in stock
“lilo lost
Om lots
i. no It
l
All our customer- loei this
Iver Shown
ill ,
this citri
guy l'illlll‘i'il tom and hlnolt bottoim. ui'
lulu» II iumry to the Dahomey». III II
mutter oi tau-i0. but it ill absolutely I»
muiul iuru woman to own I-Iutuilm
pains of imwy stocking» ii the would be
well Illwml.
IIresiho Minty II llnuiols chin.
ll lino lIIIIInIliuIrovoreIl that ndoubio
olIiu mm lm llullbllwd by correct brouili
um. '1‘le Woman with output noel: must
hold bur lIIInIl lllxh. ovun stretching lmr
nook mull mm clousot the tension of
tho with. film should also [Il‘llt‘llt'ii
Illopplnglwl' lIouIl uni lottluu it mil
llutlouly about. This will give it arm n
lttl poiuo to Ilm litiltll. illttl ills usert‘lnu
oi the mllwlill will help meme tin
exits moonlit u: lot.
um I... the tinsel.
Whatmryou do don‘t was! wired
st iiitli tor tho Mum to no ll
‘ y owner?” mm
In all the new gownl sent out by the . orchard gross.
uroatman mllliuer» one finds II very ltogetller. but must be sown separately
«mall bustle. for the book must now so: i from the others. In all thew seeds are
light, weighing only fourtcon pounds
mullll5NT PASTlJilli.
Adrie- twins“ sud Men!
1’th «r Painter. yields.
Sinoo no expense oi’ needing s pom
The new calm iII’B truly bountiful inept winr‘ei‘squlle inure. MI W!”
and the combinations. although some- should hit Wen to ill: and level the
Old ground, so thst in utter soon the pos-
roro and very pale blue. corn color and hire Inky lieu thing of beauty and 330.?
purolo violet. silver gray and geranium forever. Groom often fail for want of
red and pink and antim- are some of the moisture and plant food. uotwlthetaudv
”the not that an abundance of water
The new about» of bluon are very falls annually. and that thosoil in well
lovely. rungiug from bluetto in navy; stored with potential plant nutrition.
After the land has been well pro
marine blue. In fact more blneia seen 3.ng sow per acre nix quarts ot timo-
tlInn any other color, but in tlo molly thy send. one of red aim or and one-half
.orimlahaamtlmt one might. have n oi uleike. These may be mixed and
dozen blue gown» in ono’u \vnI-Ilrobo jeown together. In addition. now two
‘ sud u hull pounds of tall‘ meadow res-
. one. two pounds of redtop, and two of
These may be mixed
93m in no Umrlaln Teoe~ People
Inn mist they Say.
A mot work in with: on in Horn-ll.
Quietly. stability and summarily n
pmefloltomei- exerting itself for tho
goodotthopoople
When it was nationhood. that tho
grout medicine. (norm (inter h .
Cure. uliioh in. without (location. the
greatest mmedy for osturrhol trouble
over omupmmded, was who offered to
Jimslk. the number of people who
turned out and admitted themselves
victims of this obstinate and hitherto
incurable disease. was astonishing.
They come in 800115.61“! unhuitotlugv
ly announced that they snifeted. and
hall for years hopelessly suffered, from
hawking. humming. bad breath. slime
in the throat, dropping oi oil’euslvo
matter into the throat. hemlsehe». _
gagging. choking. nausea, stalled feel~
ins. and increasing deafness. They had
calenh in every form. from acute nt—
per bushel.
will come in the future more abundant-
‘ 1y than will be best for the pasture.
ed by Ismving upon them :I small quantity
of grass and clover
' yours, to be bummed in and the ground
rolled.
merciul fertilizer should be applied
every third year. or ulterior if possible.
If the pasture always puniuces a little
clover. this wil furnish nitrogen foi
the grasseu; should the «lover be deli
clout. mine nilmgmouv fertilizer should
be uml; supposing that tin-re in II mull.
mil.- quantity (if ('lUVt‘l’ answcintod will.
. roots of the tree are not at the trunk.
5 Hi Illiilf‘ tlu- shadow a tree I lists, at noon
2 be where it will do most good. Then In:
. tn llm food.
: li'l \I‘Ilul II-lirs or tnulizIte ui’ potush l:
’ good lul‘ till.
' When the iI llo- as and mu... shrink and
ammo l'lhll them lIWii)’ to tho \vin-l
:or pull.
; whorl il‘l if for growing. [lllll‘iP it (“'r'l
(Willi, llll,‘ ‘
' Woulvil lug loomed to .i *llt'k. liub oil
. III] is (llll' hurm
Without doubt. blue grass
Permanent pastures may be maintain
need every two
In addition to till-I. some com—
the grow .It all Iinnn‘, use :I I'Iunnlercial
{wrtillzor lurgvly composed of Putasll.~:
Country (loutlenun.
IN THE ORCHARD.
Treat Your l‘ruit Trev-I Well if You Want
timnl lieturnn.
S'lllli‘ nf tlirmi who have liml an eye
in ii.» ill’t‘llfll‘vlé of the izlnll applied the
lilL‘lI of II Luv for the prevention of
arm-H3; to fruit trues. This cruelty is
sometimve St‘il'Vilil' m. sometimes injudi
I-iomfmlin: or pruning, or tho neglect
tlmt pi rmits lll-lli'lrl {Hill fImgu-I to wall:
ulII-lwclo-Il. A great deal of the this
lilitlhllt'lllt‘lliuf fruit tremeomcs from
the look I»! knowledge. Home give font!
enough and labor enough. but, in no:
lh'lll: to ill" pnrpwm, is all lvlSrI.
anmr \‘ml :\l~s‘l‘,}‘llil says pulling a
little III: Innr. around the trunk of utrne
is like II we ling n horso by tying u bagoi
outs to his hind leg. and does about In
nluI-lr g-unl. inasmuch as: the fucIlilv.I
of a bright day and stutter tho laud
three or {our feet within it. iillll it will
Stable manure will do for
npplv trees. but not for peavhvn. when.»
“'10 Set the ‘1"ka s.
the wagon tree bvmmu luih ~ and rattle.
wright and pay a dollar or two for imv
int: llll,‘ til-M reset. A both-r way it it
hunt insecd nil in at shallow iron ll'llil‘lll
and. raising the axle of tlr
tlII: lll'llll'll oil and lill'll‘it rm I'Vt‘ry purl
of tho i'llll will pus through tlII1 lint til
three or four tillIIIleIvn. mining the
Wimp! :Ilmtjo ilm oil. go III'I-i' till oi" the
Wmnlwm‘k of tho wheel. inside and um.
but oil. using a Sluiiiirtl or
all Iiiluliwrllel oil lilii-Iru using on Ll‘u.‘
ruml. The hot oil “‘ill pi'lii'll'dli: the
pun-I oi the WWII. I-uualng illt'lll t4
rouuol out IIu-l ltt'rp ~ I. and motion
moisture nor drynws will lum: any of
loci.
flat-II- s and Ituullv.
Suppllsu no I' .lll'lpll't‘ in» uork Il-Ine
by ion" Ilorws IIlmwl Wll'i the Work
done by fill'lli liar-M lll l’wluwtivculut.
it to III-mm” szIllIIiti-Il that :I l’Ilm
Mil lnlulairin- r Ilu ~~' III-t iiII'l.lf.';’I‘ mIIr
than one ltilllil mnrkI-iiu ' in two homo-3.
tin-l llil Inmt H‘llil one man uitll I'Ii'l‘)
two horse». 5»- unit uual English furor
I-I's gr‘lll’l'ltlly pill lWill'lli-l Ill IiiorkI-tiug
Hill and llln'll‘i‘ lwn til
[how mm in I'lIIII'gooi' Im - Ilriwr 'I‘h
Ilrlwr iim illll‘ uf llit‘rll' lel‘li lu-lliIIIl ill-I
nii'wl' and walks nlunusi-lv ilw lir-st one.
Tlllis wu lilti‘t' ml l'ZIIII‘lIIIiI l'urnwr Ilning
with one lllllll IIIlIl two liar-m ilII- Ivnl'lt
nu Amrru'un former lI‘IkIN lnui' men
and right ‘llornm to (la. «t‘uuuoutluul
l"ul'lut~i'.
.w... _.
r' "Mt Ilelumly I‘III' I'ntuln Hugs.
Ml'. it. 'l‘. Nl’hlllll. ilI-III’IIIII'II (‘nlulnit
tiluiit'l' Iii AurII-IlltIIrIu Maya I'm-in ng-I'II
or London purple ore thI- lItNl rummllm
lIir both thut’olurmlu iIll'l illi-IlI-r ll mil“:
tIllli'l’Wltd point" limp». 'l'ouao ill tin
Ill-y lurlu IIIIII llilXt'l. in the [ll‘lllltli'ltllll
of [Hill pound ol whom lit the III-uh in Ill
iiuur llllll two puuntln of dry tlilul. lint
lhlIM‘ or llll’hleiltl’tl liuw. III-ply \Vlll‘ll
tho II In: it on llii‘ lmwwl It IIlI II lllllvl‘ or
1itil'itilltlt!tl|lill.ll IIpI .III-Il or .pl Inklml
(ilt'l‘ the plant in liquid lililll um: II
an ill immpuuufui In iIIuIi «It-II tluo
gulluun oi‘ wulor.
t'mmislt-ul.
Manager (of llll’yl'llt am n -y lo l'lt'l’ltl
- “I lull Illtl tIIII luIly “will who qu-i
culled!
t’lmk willie Wants lu-r lIlI- \(‘li Gilliam
ml in block. ller husband him Just. IlleIl
~~JIlIleI.
w
l‘ u rml.
tanks that cenbe cured in a wept. to
the worst ousesot chronic catnrrh. the
most persiatent disease in the world.
that yields to nothing but California
Cum-I'll Cure.
Already it; wonderful cores are being
talked o! in tho Norwalks.
Line of the people who got u bottle of
California Oahu-Iii Care at R. H l’iais»
ted’s on that momorable lSlh of Decem-
ber was Mr. D. 0. Craft, ll East ovo-
noe, East Norwalk. He had long been
troubled with a very uulfbying form of
raterrh; he tried the great medicine,
and we give the result in hie own words.
[lo says: “I find that CulifornianotIu-rh
Cure has relieved me very much. It
keeps my bend and throat much clearer
than they had been for a long time,
and the relief is wonderful. Anyone
suffering from caterrh in any form will
aumly find it an excellent remedy. It
relieves at once, and I believe the relief
is permanent ”
California Cutanh (Enrol is sold by all
denim: for 50o, three times as much for
tlfll‘ dollar.
it snrprisml runny visitors to the
(”tic-1K0 World‘s Fair to find that of all
the blow-purifiers. Ayer‘s Sarsnparilla
wastile only one on exhibition. The
reason is that. Ayer's Sursepnrilla is a
etnndzml remedy, and not a patent molt
iClllt‘ or J spent nostrum.
Two rears. ago R J. Warren. a (bug-
gist at Plea-um Brook. N Y . bought. a
smallsupply of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. lie some up the results as
followu "At that time the goods were
unknown in this scolinnmoduy Chum-
berlain'e Cough Remedy is n honsviiold
wort .” It Is the some in hundreds of
communities Wherever the good quali-
ties of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
become known the people will have
nothing else. For sale by G. C. Sull-
son.
OAS’I‘ORIA.
stall:
...... 1mm"
s: . .
Many people, with the mtim that
nature ought to take care of herself.
allow a cough to pisguo them for works
ltllll mouths. Whorour. if nature were
«wish-Ii with u IiI:.~I- or two of Ayer's
(.‘III-rry l’ccu ml. tlmcure might be of-
fccmi in u very four days.
in!
m
C ASTORIA.-
.0 M
llnllt h vs
WWW u:-
_ a —-- — .«m—v—-—~
Many cases of "Grippe" have lately
in on cured by One Minute Cough (‘ urn.
This preparation seeing eupoclnlly ndnpi-
ml to the euro of this Ilium It In to
quinkly. thus preventing serious compli-
I: utlnnn unIi bud effects III which thou“;-
mum ottvn ienvos the patient E l’ Wml.
Norwalk; (,5. C. Btillilou. South Norwullt.
They are so small that tho most mud.
live III-ration tuko ilmm. illny uru soulful:-
IivI- Iiut llu‘ most olmtiuuiu cases of run-
filltlltlrlun. liourint be null lnlpid lII erytuld
tnthIm. 'i‘luttis wily lluWitt's Little
hIrly Riemann known as tho fflfillllil
littlupilln E l’ Weed. Norwullt; (l. t).
litiumn. South Nurwuik
this mi in to item
In tnnttmIIl to tho vnmlnrtn of your lomll
tiliuui i illIi‘ltluiflulu l' :le It ‘Iloi u 1'
”III I”; Hm i. limit. outlI lim- u‘ltli.
amt iLIl want i. WooI humminmio haunt»
liml not H iiinl lm'l I-ul littn'ii (3‘ or». lilo will
tile-mum ilummlyu I'm to prom th two Itv
it“ no lilil” l'uI (milieu til nilI mum»: 03
2h.- 'lluwilnml Lu'utou largo Ill/:0“ too am
CASTORIA
For Infill" and Olilldi'ou.
32'.qu
From ow. 0min.
Mmriltoblailrelu iirlppln Crook. I
Inuit u very «warn I-nhi lilit tried many
reluoIiluII without lmlp. tilololll only hit-
om up more Miiilwl. All»: uuluu limo
“l'vo I'uiml young liwI-lllwml of 1 Il:
Inn 1 ill but oil the way he door when m
l) mu. "
«uni ll IIIIIIZHI of (Himmlwrinlnu (Simply
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