D AND FANCY SWISS from 890 to $I5Ii
per pair. ‘
80MB CHENILLE AND TAPESTRY PORTIERES
AND TABLE COVERS,
all sizes at bargain prices.
rive m FINE coucnss this week.
Open Evcry Evening. , f '
S. Stnrtevant,
NORTH MAIN AND ANN STS.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Axminsler.
Moductls.
Velvet
Bodll BIuSSeIs,
Tapeslill Brussels,
Ingrain.
~IN ATTRACTIVE PATTERNS.
Linoleums.
Oil Cloths.
Mailings.
Lace Curtains.
Draperies, -
Shades.
SHADES TO ORDER A SPECIALTY.
Dickérman & Son,
,Souili. NorWalk. Conn.
’ ~ flillllllt
Unnio
I Stamped
'rocent disturbances In that body:
' , tip- fact that the chic! burden o! my
. ‘ niont will he plsccd upon the people of
‘ tho south of chins, who art? not only
I not responsible: for the outbreak. but
‘ othorvIlso hire boon n frightful our.
i should W Ilium it ionic token of
grateful ”predation:
Conrad of the
‘ tron. tins mtrc‘d a request mun Vil-
Immmumsunmrm - .
rsmlflIncahdmfle‘AMt’ V
I. nihiltém m Wu. Iiotmigdwtm V 7
It ““n I
TWII “Abbot
all
stcrnoon.
sevonteon- your- -old liltli'él Bartholomew
against Charles L‘ Poi-molds, a wollto‘
do rosidcnt of Wailihfii'ord when the
plaintiff suddunly wont iiito p cutulep
tic stuto.
. The young girl was, Nikon Into an
{murmurs and lunar removed lothfe
Ilse of II friend. “ - ’
f The suit was brought upon an and
fiction that the dominant. who is a.
man of middle use. shouted “Boo" to
the plaintiff on the street pt night
und‘ that In consequence or this, Miss
Bartholomew has since sugared so
lonely from nervous attacks. III the
testimony of tho girl' ll mother. Several
of tho nervous attacks wars described.
during Which, It was said, ’Mlil Bur
tbolomew «to II tullow lentils.» now im ‘
aslnnry holes to her I9 ins. and tin
all}, rushing out of In onso, jump-
ed over two large wood pubs and ran
Into the street from which she was
brought with great didlcnlty.
The defense claims that the condi-
tion of the plaintiff to which was duo
the nervous uttucks antedatod the ill
Iogcd (light.
COMMENTS ON RECENT TROUBLE
o...”
The Procedlnus of the House at Com-
mon-Denounced. ’
NEW YORK. Murcll tin-Sir Henry
Cnmpbolldlannermnh, liberal lender in
the House of Commons is quoted in a
London dcspstcll to the Journal and
Advertiser, no folloWs regarding tho
"Many circumstanco‘s or our life and
condition of society rest upon physical
force, which is rnthsr humiliating fact.
The rules of um House of Commons
which usually works quictly equally
rest for ultimate authority on (area. it
seems to me that the other night that
force was displayed in a way repulsive
to tho. feelings of every one of us and
I5 cortnlu not to add to the dignity and
(Iodit of the House
"The introduction into the Hones: (II
a body of police utrnch a heavy blow
at our dignity. Legal not physical
form. should he cmployod In future.
and members would then obey with»
out a murmur. Their idolis of their ill-
dcpondoncc would then be vindicated.
By suspending members for the whoic
session. the government practically
disfruuchlses their constituencies "
John Redmond, leader of the Irish
party in the House of Commons. is
thus quoted.
”rho enactment of a penal provis
loll such as suspending members In
what professes to be u Iroc assembly
is a hateful, degrading procueding. In
consequence of the hurried lipplicntion
of closure on Tuesday night there was
a natural ébullltionI ot tooling on the
part of Irishman. [give my unqusil
lied and absolute denial that It was
premeditated.
“The whole moral responsibility (or
what occurred rests on Balfour. No
government over gained by parlia-
mentary sharp practice. Sucn attempts
recoil on those who use them. Your
by your pariinlnont has liccn lowered
and degraded,
“Alter robbing Ireland of her parlin-
merit: baring compelled us to comp
across the water to an English pnrlln-
moot. it is some consolation to lrish-
men that tho price to be paid is so high
and bitter n ono."
SESSION OF THE DIET.
Will Be Unlntcrosting, All Opposition
Having Vanished.
ICorrcspondcnco of Associatod Press.)
\'0KOl-I.~.MA. February ISw’l‘hc
prescllt session of the Diet promises
to he the most Imlntcreulinir in the
whole course of Its history tho oppo
sition hullng practicum vanished
Irom existence. it is the custom of
the Japanese politicians whonovor any
our of thorn happens to diticr from his
party. on crop the most potty details.
to socedc. and form a now party, con-
sisting largely of himself. This utt‘cr
Inch 0! cohesiveness has been demon-
strsu'd' or late in the dissolution of
Count Olrnma's. once strong party call.
all the ngrosuion‘lsts. On I single
point at economic policy the count
agreed with the dominant party in tho
Diet whereupon his followers largely
doll-cried him. and thorn in now no pol
Itical organization love that control}-
ed by Marquis Ito, the premier
In relation to the peace prcllmlu
nrim In Chino. the trend or opinion
in Japan moms to be strongly in (to
cor of more lenient terms. It is mog-
olmd thnt a great Injustice will be
mm It the minimum demands nro
III-dc. too hum especially in View or
who kept ordor- .“ pace during its
colum- and pmsnmd first would
not only muons; brill-Ii tacit but
mbmlllnz nu Europe Install or an
mono and pesos-touting south. It or
minted that tho damn nations
W
HORII NW [N mum.
COLUH BUS. 0.. lurch
Incl] Mum Aline“
the trial of the $10 000 unit brought by ‘
Indeninity bolus laid upon the “NW I
all pmmppktlc on. away
a, , 9
H9 tin ; an
pm until cuminondc noi'tii ot Absrdnsn
‘nnd gttscksd them. Krltsl'n r' s coni-
mono yo‘sterdsy entcted ‘ _ Penruton'.‘
but Gar logo, from the wrist turned
them on, and Doll'sls hidden Ilium on
on tho road to Somerset Esst.
CONVENTION OF THE Y. M. c..A.
luau-Ionln1wacrbuny This Week—-
~0vcr,0ne (Hundrnd Dolcgntu.~I.
ATERBURY; March 8~Tho thir-
ty- dint convention (I! the Young highs s
Christian Associations of Connecticut
was opoued here yesterday afternoon
in the First Congregational ~ Church.
There were in attendance a number of
delegates and there were prudent little
u number of people interested in fiche
WOIK of the association. Selteipry
Bates presided. When the iirst soo-
plan of the convention was conned
there were but few delegates, Wiggle
representatives oi! twentydlvo' ass ‘ u-
tions in the state continued to or so
on the afternoon trains. and before
the session was over there were titty
Oi more present. Delegates to the
number 0! 150 are exported before
hobo tomorrow.
The opcnlng oxorcisés‘ Wore In
churne of the Rev. George S Avery
of New York city. and these exercises
were io‘liow'od by a permanent orgsin
izutlon of the convention T, Y. ‘ Hyde.
JrII president 0! the “(stability asso
clution. delivered tho address at wol-
comc and this was responded to by
the. presidcntml the association. . I
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERNED.
NEW YORK. March Sm'l‘lirough
the transfer of“ fifteen pieces or
real estate in "this ‘nity a
young mun living at Lydonvillc, Vor~
mom, has become richer by about
thrice-quarters of a million dollars. The
property in question, which Includes
Proctor’s Theatre and Roster d: Blal’s
theatre in Wont 23d street and an or
lice building in lower Fifth nvsnuo.
forms the residunry part or the estate
of A. B; Darling, who died several
years ago. The sale of the property,
each moon n! which went for the
nominal sum or Skulls madeahyithe
sole executor of “stalemate, Elinor A.
Darling. He. explained that thrtran‘
suction merely mnrked the Wment
of the estate's rosidunry Interut. and
confirmed acts of a your and II but!
ago. Darling, who lives In Vermont.
was a nephew of A: B. Darling. He
bud a unit claim for every property in-
volved. which accounts for the fact
that there are so many deeds.
W...
EMPEROR WILLIAM'S CONDITION.
No lmflsmmntory Symptoms. and Im-
provements Shown.
BERLIN, March li-—»'l‘hc following
bulletin regarding Emperor Williams
condition was Issued this morning:
“The kniser's condition yesterday
was satisfactory. His majesty slept
well last night. and when the bandage
was changed his wound presented no
Inflammatory symptoms... There is
some swelling of the right eyelid and
(‘ht‘i‘IL He has no lover.
(Signed)
“LEUTHOIIDI
"BERGMANN,
. "IIIISEKu."
Emperor William wlrcd today to
PI'Illt'l' Henry, of Prussia: .1 look as
il‘ l bud just come from China."
MILES FOR VESSEL OWNERS
CHICAGO. March 8———A branch or
sanitation to ho known as the Ship
musteru’ l’rotcctivo Association was
formed in Chicago. ycstsrdsy.‘ to an
Iiliuto with the marine engineers and
boilcrmnllcrs. who pro now striking in
South Chicago. Bullsio and several nth.
or lake ports. No cugtneor will (alto
a vessel out with s captain who does
not belong to the order. In return the
shipmnstors will pursue a reolprocnl
policy The shipmnstcrs also demand
that engineers, routes and all other
members of the crop of a vessel
should be employed by tho uni-In nod
not by the shlpowner. as heretofore:
and that nil intro vessels be old-sided
according to techno and that cap»
talus be paid nilrles according to the
tonnage grading. ,
CARNEGIE‘B OFFIR ACCKPTIDI
ind. says: Andrew. music's odor
of 120.000 for a I‘m llhmy In thin «no;
sits and ”.000 it your to support It;
has been received fnvornhlr by the
Ir‘insncu gummittoc tor Mflw notion.
WANT AMERICAN CNDED.
WNIXJN,
litittsh “(gunman Agent In the unit».
shoes tAflioricut boots
Emit—WW
‘ NRIUIDENT DMZ lMPNOVINfl.
INDIAN/irons. lnd.. um). Sa—A '
special to tho Journal from Nathan. .7
provided thst the our tarot-hos tho I
ft
Council. and has been mm to the .
Mules ”mm...
«gurug mM'
MMMMouthttohnnn- "
intro lfii’
linbrollhs IliIIt I‘Illl do idiots than llccp tile
nits oft.
Icsnt piece dyed 'lallfcta Umbrella M hi on.
Others ill in. 25 $1 50 and $2 90,
”Why (italic you ‘
IL'cl satislicd toc carry Iliel’n” slid to IISCT tllclli '
One that looks shoddy and rickctv may yet
scrvc excellently to shot] raid-but then
that is not the kind Ive kcep. women s 26 “
inch Umbrellas with Natural Stick, llrcsdcn, trimmed Congo and' Horn Huh (IIe’s All (fixedl-
Mon 5 28 inch
Umbrella of extra quality at $I .oowmadc in the bout possible manner and iii clicéllcut ma- I .
terial.
liar Illd'l‘lllllis
there is “Snowflake" Cotton. pure WIIIIC,
clcan,soft and light—dire [idcal quality for
Spring Bod Coverings. This has alwayswsoid
for 25¢ the roll-now I so. special
IOc
Another
priced Cotton
for filling
total cost. (ll/.3
. . ‘g the making of Comforts as a \‘VIIUII' wc lmvc con-
I .ijilcll the filling and ri’wcrillg lllElIcI‘IaIS—éIXJIjII at low priCcs
for the Covering--
there are endless styles. colorings and pat-
grcatly rcdncc the
L‘ and i
TIIE BELT
w is quitr no important lactol in tho matter of a woman s wnrilroln.
term: in light ground CIIaIIiI:s—.—r05¢bll(l, Scroll,
Dresden and Persian designs arc‘ included,
and tho priccs have been made such asJ‘to
&
'I‘licrc ~:lrc liclts in in-
illliiirx \nriciy of material and style and individualin in L‘Utitlllllcrw can In.- ndllliralily suited
thcrcimm.
Elastic Bodicc Bolts $1.75.
Shaped Bodicc Bolts $1.75.
Gilt Trimmed Novelty 'DCIL $.50.
\"clvct Girdle with L'ut Stccl liucklcs 05(-
nud $1.50.
Spiral Girdlcs. Hold and (,Ixidizcvl. 5:) and
75C.
Vclvct Dog Collar liclls with but Stccl
Points and IIIIIcklcs 75c.
Lilli Bolts, 25. 35. 50 and 75c.
I’crsian Bolts 50:.
Velvet Bodicc with Gilt Trimmings 75c.
' Irfii‘fl‘ ,
Win».
F OR 25 CENTS.
A'l‘rlnlDottIoolthisWonderfuIfimedy,oontsinlngSODosu, cub.
ohtninedol Drnggists in! only 25 CENTS. This In to induoo than who
noverusodBRAZILm BALM totryitnow.
Cure: 2 Cold in one Night.
Guaranteed to Cure Any Cough.
Cures Worst Kind of Bronchitis.
Cures Worst Croup In a‘ Few Minutes.
Cures Sore Throat and Wanted Tonsils
That I
CS
mummum
thuhflsdinnninglecw. Gnu»
stit'pcdmukeGripppont oi the whole '
W What it settle In Mon.
Wfichevlme. I ‘
l'nicm chltllcr
25 and 50c.
\‘clvci Military Belts 50C.
l’luitcll Satin Slinpcd I'Aiglon 50c.
Satin Ia Tosca Belts 50c.
Silvcr Belts 50c.
Velvet Belts 25C.
FittL-(I Grosgrain Bclts Slow.
Straight and Shaped LcaIllcr Beltr-
Scal 50c.
Grain 25c.
Patent 25 and 50c.
Suede 50c.
«35
h :3?!
Iiclts with Gilt Trimmings
~——._‘
The D. M. DEAD Co.
a ‘0- Established I857. on w
isolate.
sheet-rm?”
Truchln or win!
this die, swunthc will I 15W I‘m. , ;.
which min-c «Mummy mm.
mm madam: «:an hymllowlum
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