NOTTINGHAM
swiss RUFF/1E
84 Was571ington Street.
FIRM—There th'erel
t.” Ogt with it.
tI‘to‘uive you something.
R~You do? W ht?
Wr-A 3011- in- aw.
s speak to you about it.
'Wm
11' saves Hrs LEG.
Ioani
«“3111
t‘ t-‘in' iive days.
RAIRiNe. THIS IS A STRONG AssERTION. cur
R studs. IT 5IS AN UNDISPU’LI‘D l‘ALT5
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_,.
AD WHAT 8H“ WANTED. 5‘
You needn't
me any mete. Tell me what you
Steinway and other makes of high grade
. PIANOS
Pianos rented. stored and ekchdnged.
w. 5. sum rsvmvr
A Main 5.5.3.411» Slicers.
A
At Am: rafé £5515 is tiniet I .
cit 56st Mon: "Nov: Corsets
Ana hAbe them Airy. Our: stock embraces
VEL VET S.-
BODY, BRUSSELS. AXMINSTERS.
$362. curtains and Removes.
Ihsusucsc Mailings. '
Shades to Order a Specialty.
R. 'Dtckcmsu R Sou.
Wt 1-4—1 don't want Anything. 1
Jack asked
11 or Immense. on...
I tired for six menths with a (right-
sbre on his legrhut wimp
1111's Arnicn “8:1le w‘h ly
For Ulcers,
lilies. its the best salvo in
. Ours guaranteed. Only
. old by F. H. anter. flouth‘NorI
John A. Bins. Norwich.
nun-WM
THE SKY.
y is a drinking cup
was overturned oi old
pours in tile eyes or men
11 ct this cold
5' lutédri is druinedu .I
1.11 A. I
0
cell: in the cup!
Wow—memo Henry, Stoddard.
tile liinrly Risers search
of th
1
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' Malays the golden . ., ,»
. the bornyerd bird to
1 "H
iii .switch tho
e bowel II. 1:
cities speedily with no: ‘
oy arc lemons 1hr.
a_i1:u:y to third. nets:
th me s it
. W5HD COULD HAVE 5TOLD IT. 5
shoes on."
. Wonderiul medicine made me on well
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‘5‘ 5‘ South NérItualk. Conn.
MCQUETTS.
_ CHENILLE.
TAPESTRY.
«
Linoleum and 01'! Clot/is.
I'Soutb Nomélk. Conn.
"What an eflemlnnte‘iooklng mun
Borneo Highmdre is!" said the girl in
the pale green shirt waist ‘I I‘.
“i-io's just us elleminato as he
looks " replied the girl in the Gains
boicugh hot "I have been told that
he sits on the floor when he puts his
-»Wm
FOUGHT FOR Hie LIFE.
“My father and sister both died of
Consumption," writes J. '1‘. Weather—
wax, or Wyundotte. Mich, "and l was
11th from the some frightful into on-
lyI by Dr Kings New Discovery. An
attack, oi Pneumonia leit an Obstlnato
cough and very severe lung trouble,
I Moll mi excellent dector couidn not
he . but 1: Your monthly use of th s
as ever, and i gained much in iweilht.’
Llnlsliible for (insulin. Golds and all
Iiilcgoire’et. Fausrslfieggolfotties 21261:“
e 1 Ni. 80!] or
1111311111: A; Hilario, hlbriwal k.
I HEVIIED 1m TIME.
"Miss Strong; he began. "will you
be 1nine.‘is5 to say. erm”
fight: had knotted he: fair brows in to
WI], . i
, "him that is. mity t'be yours?”
“lies,“ she said. With a 13111136.
Skin affections will solidity disco
poor by using DeWitt'c Witch Hazel
look out for counterielts. it
’ itt‘ Eyed will on 'r’o‘.
o quick and posit vs euro
FAILU RB.
with, I"i,oxpe115t i’ll
11619111.ch but [’1]
it tor you 1:13
5 IsothenI-.
Throat 11nd Luna trouble. Trial but i
in: the
y , .
usedb dust K I
ob . bnbl ythlrtydiglvg 15%
Up ti 11 o'ioe '
5P5? .
111; is supposed that it was caused by
-. o lighted torch carried by one of the
miners. though the rule‘s prohibit the
use or such light in the mines.
. The miners were walking out. all to-
dios have beia‘h lound near
, ob; The oiplonihil loosened
h to in the root of the mine. huh»
" ‘Itohs tailing into the passage
dill. will be several days, be
can be cleared Why. The work
bi’ rescue began immediately utter tho
Uncleslen. ‘
It is believed that all tim‘ thlrtyv live
men in the mine perished it was the
most terrific explosion ever known in
the mining section of cost Tennessee
The bodies of the miners recovered
are mutilated almost beyond recogni
tion.
All the miners are men of iomlly,
add as seen us the explosion was
card women and children rushed to
the mine and oiteously cried and begi
”god for intermation about husbands
and sons '
.- The miners found near the entrance
‘to the mine had nearly all their
clothes burned oil and their flesh was
linked from head to foot it is not
:11
I thought that they can recover
. The Ricbland mine is situated on a
Spur or Woldon‘ 3 Ridge. and has been
worked for muuy yours. It is 11 com
1111111011. 0: the Nelson mine. belonging
to the some company 111 which thirty
'two miners lost their lives by on ex
mission in 1895.
‘ 'l‘he rescuing purty will woik nli
Right 'aud they hope by daylight to
munch the rest of the bodies.
. GOVERNM EN‘ILANIBNTS SEATTLE
N
SEATTLE. Wash; May 28-»Actlng
lo: the War Department United States
District Attorney Grey has started con
demnution proceedings to obtain pus
sores of land adjoining the lortltlcn
‘tions of Fort (‘11sey.ut Admiralty
“end. A suit is shortly to be lustitiit
ed by the district Attorney to condemr
bout 120 acres of land between her
Vqrden (Point Wilson) and Port
Townsend for similar purposes. the
secretary of war has made an allot
ment for the purchase by condemns
lieu of these. lands. on which it is pro-
posed to erect burracks mid olilcoru
quarters for the ostublishmont at each
place 01‘ a two company garrison or or
tiller-y. Work on the building will
probably be started during the nummc
or fall. it is said that the government
will spend not less than $100,000 uuc
probably twice that amount in secur-
ing the lands for posts ut both place:
and, in erecting the necessary build
lugs thereon
EXCHANGE OF ~COPPER STOCKS.
Owners Requested to Bring Receipts
With Them.
BOSTON. May 28—Kldder, Peabody
& 00., who ure managing the exchange
of stock in the consolidation of copper
interests under the lead of the Amul
sprouted Copper Company. are request
lug holdeis cl Beaten it Montana and
of Butte it Boston. who have deposit-
ed their stock with them. preparatory
to on exchange for Amalgamated .toA
bring their 1ecelpts in and all 0! them
are to be stamped nuthoriilng their
ekchnng‘e on the basis of one for four
in the cash of Montana. and on even
terms in the cube ot‘ Butte.
The Amalgamated meeting to auth-
orize the exchange will be held lune
6 The vote it is not doubted will be
aillrmntlve. but is likely to be followed
by injunctions and delay is.
Kidder. Peabody & 00 state that all
oi the large stockholders. both of Men‘-
tune and at Butte, have consented to
itho exchange on the terms ‘s’tatod. and
that any who do not wish to make the
exchange on these terms upon re
.quest will have their steel: returned
to them. or it will be purchased at
PM“ for Montana. , .
a. .N W 1103.14on 28-—‘~At the forty-
thlr anniversary rind commencement
exercises oi the Puclhir‘d Coinmer‘olul
iiichool in curncgle Hail inst might;t
President wounds or Brown Unlven
gill”, Addressed the gr notes 59 “The
hcc‘ oi the nusihess on to adorn
'iiii‘e.” its 1111: more And more the
ibhsiness man. was the most sought ht
cicnI orb his .'He rcdmrredéI to how it
NEW 011"!
Anon in the commercial world. and one
Igteetcsi philsuthrcpisijii 501th
mm world did not h re ms
in but story young .
d t e him its
$111116}
woman
Zing strum is o
mount
it: 1:113ng 1119!
‘0 o no
21 sgyst
meriu‘ee to 'i‘slur‘t Thu hint b so
91"}: m9“ ah”.
é" [over hector boiler roe
_,‘mosphsr;o suddenly it:
. selves in my leihs. ”ljhotlced in our
“ridiculed by tho {not that
session for the gov’orumcht of zZI '
1:92. 50 per share for Butte or 13755 per
WWW ‘.
sscnaso (2 humour. cartoon. 1
ltor in Almost every walk and proton cr‘
5.111111%on one 9?th hicst successiul '-
191111.53 8111111111111 :1 stencils
poi-store o; my body may hove induced
colds. and as a rule they seated them.
Namath. racers Doyn'smdney. Filly»
advertised to cure just‘such troubles.
as .1 bad.
teds drug store. They cured me "
cents a box. FosterIMilburn Co, But»
isle, N. Y., sole Agents for the United
States. ‘
Remember the unmennouu' swaud
take no other. 5'
runs. Juno's DEATH.
Cass Will be Taken Up *This After-
noon by Chicago Grand Jury.
CHICAGO
Herald says:
Grand Jury Will take up the case or
and the other members or Zion. ho
by the Cox-cuer’s Jury tor the dentin or
Mrs. Judd. and will hear testimony
continually every afternoon during this
week it necessary. till some decision
is reached
“All the witnesses who testified be-
fore the Coroner 9 Jury have been sub
pounced, And in addition Dr. Ludwu;
Holder. who hind chsl‘g‘fi ii! the Autop-
sy at the cemetery end Undertokcr
Haggard. will appear and give their
evidence I.
"Another death .aci Zionlte OéClllf'
red lest evening. this time at the rosi-
dcucé oi Dohc'ohess Brtitsch one of
th ewomcu held in the case of Mrs.
iudd. The home of the victim is
Thomas Stools. ‘Ele ca‘mo hero seven
111 months ago. suffering from cou-
sumptlon and Applied for admission to
Zion Home last week. The Health Da-
pnrtmont is investigating the death
sud inquiring into the circumstances
under which u ccltiflcu’to was issued
by the doctor "
FORESTERBI OF AMERICA.
1..qu
Grand Chief Runner Announces his
Appointments.
ROCKVILLE. May 28—«Grand Chief
.Rnuger of tho Foresters oi America
‘yesterduy announced his appointments
as follows:
Auditors-ml. l'. Moskiil. New Brit
11111; W. A. Hon'oll. Rockvdlo; George
M. Deming. Hurtmrd.
Greud court committed of urbitm
tion~dudsou Noulc. Southlng‘ton; Pct
or Turner. Lnkeville; Frank .1. Lyon
Waterbury; F. Z. (:rotut. Wniiiugford;
Thomas W. Button. Meridcn; Duvit
Cronin. Portland; 1.. .i. Lynch. Nor
wirh.
Bylaws—F. R. Cnniicld, Bridgeport;
David Dickinson. Mormon; B. F. Wll
Hams. Walliuglord.
“unholy-George W. Roudull, llock
ville; David Dickinson, Mei-ides; W. C
Kioiuecke. Wuterhury.
Printing—«W. C. Kleincckc. Water»
bury: Joseph 11. 1.11111. New Britain;
W. H. Murray. Dunbury.
Appeals and decisions—Thomas hi
Bradley. New Huvon: D. J. Hines
Baltic; David Dickinson. Merideu.
THEFT CASE CONTINUED.
BRIDGEPOR’P. May Bil-«In the Clty
:Court yesterday, the cases of Henry
Maui and George H. Travis.
charged with (belt were continued un-
til tomorrow.I bull being llxed ut $1. 000
ouch. They are alleged to hove stoi
’en parts of locomobilos from the luc-
itory of tho Locomobilo Company of
'Amorlco. in this city. Maul who was
a shipping clerk at the rectory, sent
them in Travis at Newark. N. 3..
where they Were not together and
I.eold Truvis once worked at the lac
Itory. The police or? that they have
found that at least 600 worth of on»
’gines. wheels, vulve etc. were ship-
pad to Travis. The postponenient
was made in order to permit at the
51:3 scoring at Additional evidence. on the
mummy believes thut the stealiugs ot
“a? then ran into the thousands in
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0,1111 oHAMRocKs comma.
GLASGOW May ZSMMter consults-
tion with Mr. Fire. Sir Thomas Lipton
hds decided to send the Shamrock I to
America with the challenger in order
that he may continue the trial rues:
{right up to the date of the cup races
. This will cost. on additional find)”.
but 811' Thomas is’ cool dent that tin:
nd‘ventsgc to be gained Justidostlie
expense. Cepthihw will
1 the Shorelines 1.5w
' that but sailed herw here this. sea
“the id be t hon
owsr 'ed to Oh '
or Boo iih’ow; ill:
by the audience. His sub out w
'bed'liwenuctb Wt
sithht 1:39 fibrmiih qudrtoi‘
which ended
Boilizotion o: t
I,tho 'coldII til:- 51 do
I procured a box at Finis. I.
, , ;I . is
F“ “I” by ““IIdi’m‘im’ ”"0" 5,0. ‘found it uocessnry to demo the Amor-
Mo'y2 28-'—'l‘ho Record- 7.
This afternoon the
it
John Alexander Dorrie. Deacon Ju d ;
u Mm min I‘
111111151 a great dhmcnstrhtion or spin-ova b
, 5 11 “1111111; and
and ys sichlmtiviiy. the pet»
is or the island of Fancy are unsur-
porous province cl 1 lie. the seat of
“ribs metrfipoiifsgf theogisfiysns ulna thu-
c y e or e o twuo
broughoiit 111115 RE Visuyans
or at, least thinly 11d not tor
themselves. ‘5'th loddin‘g" so or the
puebles cl llcilc province. present as
yields has in the conve . on, govt: pleu-
y or 111111111111 61 ii ‘ to! thIlllmity
ith the new xénér‘u lowchov‘cring the
Ibonduct ot municipal and provincial ai-
1311's and they were not at all back-
told in ‘
icon system oi: land
{wisdom of its sbpi‘
ippines. Senor my
finance or the 311111
hllippiucs, led
tlch And the
'I‘in the Phil-
McMahon. ex-
Goligl't or the
truck 1‘11 question-
ling the’ cilicien lobl astute volun-
tious under th marinas system and
the Justice of this reshlts in cases ape
Ilciiasls. senor Meiliso abjected to the
minimums ilxing the‘I rate of taxa-
531011 (confinln ltIvIlthln maximum and
Minimum llm to) on the ad valor-em
’ d. Ho udi'ised making
. he carding Value rather
Identity of the land 5.
is sold by the delegntes about
1‘7 incorporn int; together several of the
puébla’s betheen which there appear-
so to be most healthy rivalry. but the
juomnils‘sion advised that such cues.
lions be decided by a veto of the peo-
ple at some future election.
The money loaning question is :1 ser-
ious one in 1111110. A giant deal of
money is loaned by Englishmen here.
to sugar pianists in Pansy. but more
especially to planters or Negros the
great sugar raising 11.111.11.11 fubulous
rates oi interest Notwithstanding the
money made in slihur growlilg. not on-
ly the. land. but the crops are usually
mortgaged largely to lloilo men. The
latter make contracts under which the
pi oduct must be sold to them; then
they imbituniiypul' lower grade prices
for high grade products; and the
plaster is helpleSS when he eludes his
ireditors enough to sell to outsiders.
When the interest grievance was pre—
Rented to the commission, the response
was that willie undo: the Spoons: act,
the hominlssion is practically power
less as to authorising incorporations. it
wouldrccommcud that Congress estab-
lish bucks in the Philippines, which
shall make a business oi loaning upon
ugrlculturul pioperty at reasonable
rates oi interest. ' "
After :1 great deal of talk the minor
upprchouslons oi the visnysns seemed
applying theagehorul provincial law to
lloiio previous. The naming es gover-
nor by the commission. of Delgado--
until January 11. last. leader of the in-
surrectos oi Pennywseemed at first a
ruthor stuitllng appointment It. was
immensely populur with the natives
and won strongly recommended by
General Hughes, commander of the De-
pnrtmcnt or the Vlsayns. end his stuff.
The new governor mode a telling
little speech. alter takiug5the birth of
oihce. The people here are anything
but stolld or indifferent. and their very
activity may cause diil‘iculties oi‘ gov-
ernment at times. but army officers who
have been intimately associated with
tho Pannyans.’ ior two yours speak in
warmest terms of their honorable drab
ing and patriotic American spirit.
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CURRENCY LAWS VIOLATED.
German Newspaper Makes Half Tone
Cut 01:10 Bill:
CillCAGO May 28w'l‘he Chronicle
suys: American currency luwe have
been violated by a canned newspaper
sud should its editor appear in Chico
go. he would be promptly arrested.
The specific charge is the making of a
halt tone picture of 11 ill) bill one
of those pibturcs, cut lion: 11 'copy of
the Berlineii: ngepmu. nus connscutI
ed by Captain Porter, of the United
States Secret service yesterdny. it
was turned oyer to him by a reporter.
The circbmbthh‘cos leading up be nu
action were unusual They had t
original in the publication. any a:
weeks ago of an interview with direc-
tor oi mint Roberts.
The interview was copied by the
Berlin newspaper. which in addition
illustrated the nrticle by a clever half
tone picture of u $10 bill. A copy of
. that issue or the Berliner Tagebistt
was purchased from 1: local agency
dealing in periodicals.
“ill take charge of that.“ sold Gap:
tulu Porter. when he was shown the
picture. ".llivery counteriolt bill is
wanted at Washington.
any more couples of that. Ipopsr to be
found in please. i will confiscate
them. Any one who circulates the
copies is committing A felony. though
long as theheriin editor stays.
tstosI he is in’imu
ii the comet
sow Riv
5 , loud urine
school, was hid is?!
non: Were;
quite not at rest. and on not was passed .
if there are ,
pronounced; 5 5
—-—hoth invoritgcs, from the beg:muugwbccouus more Iauci more
'i’li'c:‘fa‘Ict"ieh'ot toihc wondered at for their cv~
.u‘y characteristic is in keeping with the suuimci and
st 1 it s~.~thc softucss of texture and hunutifti!’ finish cspcci‘nily.5It3
We are constantly rcpi‘cuisiuugi our ishpwihg’t which in-
Clinics the most exquisite shadci; of old rose. seems. old blue
tun may and French blue grouurisIsvitllIwiuic figures and also
whit: grounds with block figures "
24 in: wide 75“ and $I peryd.
‘ onit‘nnen's
out oi Door Gumthts‘w
MOTHERS are already licgummg to be confronted with
their1cg11iarsummerproblem—mot dooi clothes for the child-
nu. pretty and not expensive.
we have Percale,
lIor toddlers 11 to 4 years old
Gingham and Lawn Theories of different
styles. high neck or low. long sleeves orsiiort, 251: to $2.60.
Children’s whithuimps for 2 to 12 your elders—ducked;
embroidered or lace trimmedmpriccs
.. 5st. to $1.50.
For the conserving of dresses and stockings there are girl’s
Overalls of blue or brown Jeans. for little ones from 2 to .8
years.
dress.
Also long sleeved full sized Aprons. covering the entire
' Soc.
25e-
Sun Hats. pink. blue. white or com, 25 and 50c; Sun Boil-
net's,
25c. to 31.25.
PRINTED ART FABRIBS
A.RE quite as useful in summer Ifo: the making of Porch
and Hammock Cushions licad Rests and like. as they are in
“inlet 1‘.
bio.
Silkailne it) & 12%?-
Cretounes 10 to 150.
\‘i’c have the prettiest designs and coloiluge obtains-
Art Kicking 20 to 25c.
Figured Denlms 1286181 151:.
Reversible Crush 25c.
6 drops unknowingly. or. course, so
a I _
9381:1555.
toned 11-}: with a little
0I5F SILKI
‘1', 2117:.
curable.
htillsou
,I 55"Yes,5
'I to refuse
AL, ‘ . 1101:1511? 'I’
‘ Milly:
north is my hart."
Alli “Ad ii‘hst w. m lwiili on
55:.
Willi 5the55cominq of the sunshine
comes a desire to brighten up the
personal appearance. 5
aids moresorely than an attractive
'5 Nothing
BAND
0 00
.0 l! 0"
Our stock of Salts consists of
some of the most attractive, dur-
able, reasonable dermis pm-
0'.
n
' 06 co
to 00
The Neckwear line' :3 all that can
bedesi‘red Iby the oath: dressers.
Impedion' the only necessity *to
make you purchase..
00
O.
on are much more iisblo t6 “dill
“:5 z,licu Igor #1:: and mid/I'M do Aloha” i
re . o s ,
srsggmove the stints at 11119th G. (3.5. World
<7
in sirohsp. .4
who ii time wh
shoomonmvcry lanoodi they c
angsthinc really gstrons and lasting 1
ill.
.. (ll
hinei‘pencc a. hair; but it you want
occmmehd. you to take these
Norwalk Chronicler