VVartorad’CAk {ud'VNIhpiguL polished. high arms. upholstered In, lancy
brocataisandlléatlflrnslso wood and cobbler seats.
1300 line rs. Idle price . ..... . .1136
, Argonaut, now In bridgeport and
a which has been
. sound with many
. hours at a time.
I the Brit e.h French and ltd-Ilsa sore
“Q Will Pinball» Be insulin in I" h .n
a Government
In the ow rp 0 Math
libs chmlc‘ I311” erfiork In Brid sport.
all
lad ‘e sinus for his 0300112000th am:
not bpttbld the
903311110111: peogi‘c tor
llll’séirio lixhtI balm boob figtgbi sh-
cd about the new torpedo boot be t at
work can be pushed. also. up day un-
til com lion. Represents we: or
erninpat have been here an inepected
16.0 lice rs. Isle price no
4.60 Roe are side price ....-.... 3.00
6.001010 ars, sale price . . . . 3.60
6.I6 Backers, sale price . . . . . . . . 3.76
«II 00 cigars. sale price“ . 4.60
0.86 otters, sale price {0.70
6. Rockers.Ialeprioe........I.oo
0.60 Rockers, sale price .. . . . 6.00
7.60 Rockers. sale price. 0.00
, 7.25 Rockers. sale prioe 6.00
8.00 Backers. sale prioe . 6.60
0.00 Rockers, Isle bride ........ 7.50
9.25 Rockers sale price 7.76
0.50 Rockers, sale price ........ 8,00V
46in;
, this ad. ‘with you and convince yoursell that we have what we ad
A . Vatch for another bargain I hursdsy. .V :1» ' I
OPEN IEVEBY EVENING.
w s. STURTEVANT
North Main and lion Streets
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
div". ENGINEER OFFICERS. nu renews ARNICA sALvn.
,V TIMER. February 12. «The The bet and most famous
f Engineprs ll! sessimi here have pound in the world to conquer aches
‘ full as ohloera: Prcpi-I and kill pains. Cures Outs heals Burns
0 rdnce B. orce of nartford; land Bruises. subduos inflammation.
oil-president Frederick 1.. Ford mils, rs
artiord; second vice president year orbs wonders in Bails, Ul
mdertord of New Haven; goers. Felons, Skin Eruptions. it cures
Add treas01-0r. George K.
Ngthe loudest; Directors. 3 store
BritainIC
are: enry J. helloggli HAa-rroho House sunrise.
HARTFORD Feb'rdary 12-A house
, New 0Haven. and Robert Calms. of:
wererbury. At 1 o‘clock trolley cars 00 the outskirts of the city. owned by
Kiltber and occupied by the
m taken for the Hartford Golf Club Annie
Mae Whom dinner was served Af- ‘owncr and a family named Bowling;
nor the reading of papers and “08 bullied l'esterda The occupants
000m took pl see. ‘ 5 Who were asleep at a time had here
Vly time to get out. The origin is on
Auto Ilsa CHILD'S LIFE known The loss reminded atiabout
peacocks our chubby littlfi‘n
. sued by Nutritionists
, ‘ V. Wigwam." 'writee Mrs. w
‘. run at Pleasant City, 0. A tcr
hire in set in that In spite of a
store treatment for several
Emu wom- every day. We
led Dr. King's New Discovery
.. Consumption and our darling was
mid and well. We are sure
‘ “Add medicine sored his life.
illicit: know it's the only sure cure
Coughs. Colds and all Lung dis-
‘ F. H. Baxter guarantees sat-
50c. $1.00. Trial bottles
. ll
. - i i
A LEGACY OF THE GRlll.
is often I rundown system. Weak
nose nervousness lack of appetite on
orgy and ambition, with disordered
liver and kidneys often follow an at
lack of this wretched disease. The
gsratest need then ii Electric Bitters.
the splendid tonic blood purifier and
regulator of Stomach Liver and Kid-
Ineys. Thousands have proved that
they wonderfully strengthen the
nerves build up the system. and re-
store to health and good spirits after
an attack of Grip. 11 suflerlng try
TERRIBLV BURNED
V _ RD. February lI.-Daiay§
« .tho iive—yearold daughter oil
guaranteed by F H. Baxter
.W
. WORKING ON 'Y" RAIL.
rusty 12. “The Consolidated Railroad
began work today on the construction
of the "Y" track which is to connect
the Waterbury. Meridian and hilddle‘
town mill-earl with #10 Northampton
I‘ilvisgsn for the mm names-spin
; ran t passenger Iorvice Ween
is 73:33:32.3? "0m . A. A... A. wAAA.
{Motive Bromo-Quiniuc Tablets:
a cold In one day. No cure. no payj
he kitchen stove yesterday and
terribly burned about the head
w 11. is believed her injuries
i a mu.
or no pay. 26c at F. H. Baxter's drug
311,000 Vund is partly covered by intern
.Vlbem. Qniy 500. Perfect satisfaction
Wflmfllflfllm STATION.1I‘eb-l
the min The boat will completed
by April when she will be tested by
i the government
‘ The men interested are certain of
5 the success awaiting the" test. Its so
ceptbnce means an order tor ten new
lbosta the cItehlishu'lent of a large
: nianufacturing punt In Bridgeport and
all increase of millions of dollars of
capital.
1' The recent unit of the Holland Boat
Ipeople has had no enact ill delaying
Irho work of construction. Oiilcers or
1 the navy department are Interested in
the completIon of this boat on time.
At the oilice of the Lake Company
In Bridgeport it was said that the
lpurposo oi the Holland profile in
ibringing the mount suit on no claim
of infringement of patents was evi-
dentiy for the purpose of causing dc-
lay in the completion of the best he.
_ they are evidently afraid of the com l
[petitive test which is sodmto be made. I
I Mr. Lake has just seen the bill oil
zoomplsint died by the attorney for the I
Hollanril people and says that It ‘
;brough on a patent recently Issued toi
i them and on features that are not used I
In the Lake boat Consequently it Is:
com- :0! no effect on the construction of the ;
boat.
He has received letters from thb ‘
navy olhcinls and members of can I
leg Millions of page. gold areas who state that the aromas oil
the Holland people in bringing the
suit are null understood in Washing-
ton
ties of the two types of vessels it
would seem that the Holland people
have flood cause for not wanting the
{competitive test.
This new boat of the Lake Company
is about the same size of the new,
boats of the Holland type. the Fulton
lShark. Adder Grampua Moccasin
,Plke Purpoisc and Plunger.
Iboata were authorised two years ago
but none of them have not been no
willed by the level-pineal.
' The Lake people are chiming cape
riority on every point where there can
be any comparison in addition tool
i r~luim many features not possessed by
the Holland inventions or any other
1type whicn is considered of great im-l ,.
parlance by the naval authorities.
The new Lake boat will hate a sur
face buoyancy of 5.5 tons alone the
:Hollund type have only 16 tons. I‘he
Lake boat will have twice the horse
power and consequently greater speed
Their boat is a twin screw while the
Holland is only a single screw.
’ The Bridgeport boat will
I
I
carry
land but one. The Lake type have four
means of Ming!“ her to the nurlaoen I. E. Ellis. "wire or Dr. h. 1:. Ellis or:
this city and a glsier of hear Admiral l
the fuel capacity or the Holland and i w 1- Simpson died At her home here;
consequently greater radius of ac-
on.
The Lake boat dives or anhmergcs
on a level heel and the Holland dives
like a porpoise at an angle and is the
same type boat that the r‘rcuch and
other governments have been cpr-rl
mention with r ny years. Their
lack of longi .‘isblllti have ire
Iquently can rib to stand on end
' . like a soar buoy throwing their crews.
....,....M....'.._._-
?. din-IA“. 3“" I A...
I. , VII.» 0‘:
onsdombsr‘stflpscml'ricss.
Much interest lp‘ new beipzi (gamer-ed ,
l 187 000 feet of pine lumps consigned to
l a New York drip.
From II comparison of the capabili I
'1 state pepitentl
'eiuos oi,
three torpedo expulsion tubes. the Hol- 1
the Holland but two. She has twiccl
V Ills have considers“: surplus m0.
of 0mm W0! vIII have ”WV;
Chills-Ills Vans and Pants also: it“
- “a decaf delicious whitened roman
. be burnout
“loos lehrure
MW
at” and lined but a
‘ high, which
intahior III the yes.
_ the cigar inap-
tic devices to
use of the vessel
Spill it which I a lull
_ to... be new I
‘ obi idiom for the
100093 by 0th iprehtzfdah
ii I. .
Arnold. are with In is
reign
rabbinic» 000 United ism
3|! “ll" of
lice havoi nit cradled over 2 0 ca libs
covering Mr. Lake's clothed 0! con-
sirediioa and opgmdoumad he
knowledged to bet ,9 only inventor:
evolving the new loathed of submarine
deviation. a raw :Irsvias been mated
to other inventors on miner auxiliary
machinery or parts.
From the comparison it looks as If
the Connecticut submarine boat cab-I
not tell to win, tilt?f prise oi supplying
the future needs the United States
navy and possibly some of the foreign;ll
governments
The links people say they are going
to send their boat to Washington on-
tirely on its merits. They hare no
layers to ails. are not maintaining a
lobby and smwflling to stand or fall
entirely on to results of the 001m
petitive tests ivhlbltihoy, have been as
sored will take laVoo as soon as the
boat is complet
caswsAFa.
n—v—I-u-
Burning of in: fichooger Graham
Brill; 00:09 May-
NEW (13K.f February l2-Thc
schooner vihi‘dh bras burned to the wat-
er a edge off a point north of Cape May.
Monday night. was the Mary Graham.
‘ri'orn Norfolk to New York and the
crew is sate. hailing reached how late
yesterday Afternoon They were picked
up by the schooner J. C. Cliil’crd. Cap-
tain F. H Medley and live acumen com-
posed the crew of the Crsham She
was a. twovmssm‘. which lelt Norfolk.
Vin. three ‘weeksaso oaday. with
In more nun in ill
“”50. inn. Till 0016010”
‘ meat that he stood fairly and squarely
Plaullrld ’ liin ll
iIiu [III
lid Wall intuition i lured
HARTFORD February l2-At the
V “gripe or the oopwtutienai coaren
. a your» iii/iv. sis, road 5 an on
tended and e loo op t ar meat in to-
30W Irina-210.22.000.00
1
I
solution, Add-
in favor t a 0000;
005‘, bi a comma
’" ' III In 0000“
In W
Mr. Mllher of Plaioiiold. followed
bipr. Walih lie declared that he was
red to I. hit or senate and was
gored 010. th present Iiyilianl of
rsentat‘lon by towns ' '
De egAte Msitbie of Granny, was the
nest spealipr and iii remarks briatied
with earnest challenges to the “big
towns." indeed his speech was the
feature of the sea ion at the day so
tar. He sold: "Vw out last archai-
lease 1 say .Illlli this constitutional
{6i the»?
his?” tors iryvotiegflzl
i“lit this time the speaker was inter
ruptcd by a question lroIn Gov. Will
Vleri ‘V‘Ia it not true that it lei-gar pro
mrtlcu oi the voterII or Connecticut
voted for this convention than In any
other state under similar conditions?"
Mr. Maitbie replied: “i am not 10'
miller with the conditionii resisting in
other states. but i stand by my orig
inal assertion that the delegdtoe Io
. this convention do not represent a ma
jor'lty oi the voters of this state. Be
fore these reformers are entithi to a
hearing evcu '* the s alter continued
“before the are an d«tied to a hearing
it is their ednd end to show that
a majority of the people want a con-
volition i am mom or intimately con-
booted with Hartford and know the
can itions us Intimate? as does the
dc] gate lioui Hartfori and 'l chal-
loose that gentleman to go up and
down the streets of in city and dis
cover there the allg‘ test interest in
the convention or the conclusions to
which the convention may come. The
11 at e state. in
fill of nuectlcut's
favor of the conven-
BASEBALL FLAYEN IN JAIL.
in...»
Robbed a salesman' a Trunk at 816.?000
. Worth of Diamonds. ‘
GLENDWE. Mimi. February
Torrv Monet-flirt. a baseball player, has
been sentenced to live your; in the
tip? {or the theft oi
nearly 016 000w rth of authentic froni
the trunks of C. B. maniacal: trove:
I ingsai when} I Jewe-
ry house ”11.301.01.70 06:30 mm the
«More and led Inmonceme the boobs
where he had secreted the plunder
The trunks were tilled as they lay in
rule express mom of tho depot. The
i robbery was particularly bold.
IMPERIAL YACHT NOT SIGHTED.
HAMILTON Barniuda. February 12
-——Tho imperial German yacht Hoheu
aolleru. which left 8!. Thomas. 1). w.
i. at 1‘0 a. m.1‘cbruary 8. Saturday
last. had not been sighted when this“
despatch was sent early this morning
The weather has moderated
“W“
ADMIRAL SAMPSON’B SISTER
DEAD.
DETROIT Mich February 12~Mrs
:last night Mrs. Ellis was born Do
camber 9 1860. at Palmyra. N Y
THIRD TINE 0N TRIAL.
SANDUSKI'J) ~1i‘ebrusry 12 ——I)s
rid Wingel an old soldier. twice sen-
: tanned to desthnand twice granted a
new trial on Munro s of error was
placed on trial Me a! for the third
time for his lilo! Hols accused of
the murder oi Roderick Blanche.
(loll Gloves. plain and fancy.
lilo tissue for
12—.
Ch dNII Goll‘ Glovot I“ duality. m
150
“0"
situation in Hartford is the situation
9 elsewhere. The people everywhere in
I the state show & lack of interest in the
Vodnvcntion r Maltbie then went
into the history of representation.
5 Al- " 10 ii. 111.. on motion of Mr Loo
min at Glastonbury the vote on the
Warner resolution was declared the
order of the day and preparations were
made to take a tote by roll call.
lair Davenport of Bridgeport use
on his feet at the conclusion of Mr.
mflhiea‘ idol-call lie said:"'1‘ho
M‘sltbiél are inconsistent with the no
sitlon taken by him while he was a
member 0; the general assembly. Let
me say that the people of Bridgeport
will look upon it as a personal affront
if their" re resentation is reduced."
While Davenport was still
speaking hilt. Warner of Salisbury. in-
terrupted With the remark: "This
conv option late! Thursday voted to take
a vote today on my resolution. The
hour has 00w arrived"
Mr Davenport asked for fire min
. utcs more and this was granted by the
. chair At the conclusion of his socpcb
the convention on motion of Mr. boom-
is of Glastonbury. took up the order
of the day and proceeded to a vote by
roll call on the Warner resolution.
While prepprsuons we maxing sev-
. oral prominent rode on cred the hall
i Among them were ear-Governor Morgan
‘ll. Bulhely. ex Treasurer Greevenor of
. Pomlret and ex Congressman Stephen
w. Kellogg. of Waterbury" They took
; 'scsis on the rostrum it has idea an
nounced that Governor McLean would
be present during the vote.
Before the 'vote could be taken an
amendment was" altered to the Warn-
of resolution The ondmcht icon
the form of" the resdirrtion adored last
Thursday by’ the delegate tron: Nor
walk which provides tbst each town
shall have one representatiye and
that towns having an mem- bignk
popdiiiuon shall have alldliioaal reb-
resentstion. The «legato from Nor-
swalk left the number Hank.
amendment was voted down 111 to 39.
. Governor Waller then odor-ed ”0th
or amounted!“ ‘ it pfhvVlded that lithe
convention votes to have ne' represen-
tative from each town In king a house
of 108 the senate Ihall be at ledst hall
III large sun that senators shall be
planted by district: on a basis of pop-
ulation. A point of order wss raised
bar If. Warner. his contention being
first ‘1qu silersmsndr'ncat m as-
The point of on!” ”I
. 7'". i'i‘m‘“? WW” “"0 l"
m ,' OI
Ir: We. billiard Haven III A
I of order the” the s set ill-i
{the ting: could set
convention rm never chIred by a .
'I‘ IIII 0:
Snow Flake Crcpc
Silk Warp Crepe ROuIvVixf
Sole Eoliennc .
Pongcc Tissues, Figured
French Piques. Croquet
C386. ,-
Silk Warp Crepe du Nord
Each day we pro rébclving and adding to our tottering ,
of Silks and ‘wool dress goods really of the lines than are
to be seen only in our department.” The IIV‘c‘w bright colors
of the coming nelson are here In full lines. the tutors. the
V royal blues. the silver greys, and many other pretty
shades. We give here only a few of the leading fabrics.
Cameo Crepe
Mistral _
Lanadownc
Voile
Cotton V
Wash Fabrics”
Plain and Embroidered Psi-lama Suitings. .
Swisscs. " ‘
Embroidered Batistcs, Mulls and Nains'ooks. '
Printed IrishVDiInVities, Linen Lawns. and Mulls,
Checks.
Ginghams and Cheviots
Silk Ginghams
The White goods section which we have opencd‘wiil
be made quite a icatVurc, it :is at the foot of thcimain stair-
utterances oi tho gentleman (meaning ,0 7‘
I believe the towns which have
had two representatives should have
two still and those towns which for
fifty or one hundred years have been
how.
satisfied with one representative
should be satisfied with one now. "
The Warner resolution for equal rep
reaentatlon was easily carried by a
viva voce vote. The indications Were
that the little towns won by a margin
about equal to the earlier vote of the
day on an amendment The vote was
taken at 3:50.
SOME FOOLIEH PEOPLE
Allow a cough to run until it gets be-
yond the reach of medicine. They of-
ten say. ”Oh, it will wear away." but
in moIt‘cases it will wear them away.
Could they be Induced to try the suc-
cessful medicine called Kemp's Balsam
which is sold on a positive guarantee
to care they would immediately see
the excellent ofloct after taking the
tint dosc. Price 26c and 60c. Trial
also free. At all drugglsts.
RAILROAD MEN'S WAGES.
CHICAGO February 12~Elngineers
and firemen on the Illinois Central eye
tom have requested increase in their
wages. says the Chronicle. Commit-
tees representingi the tire branches of
work are now in China‘s toVI" the pur-
pop: or conferring with claim of the
road. The men are new paid by the
nostrils! trip. The wages of engineers
Wager locomotives average
about .lb‘pér 100 miles abd the Ire
prism ‘ t I235 and freight such high
air". It In understood that the men
not this increased at least I5 cents
on‘ the ‘100 mile trip.
orihv cuss ‘ros evil-smut.
HIGH HANDED PROCEEDINGS.
Witnesses. Threatened by In Alleged
Court of inquiry.
l’lAlNFIELfl Eebruary 12 .——'i'hcrc
is much interest here III the so-callcd
"court of inquiry" being held in the
Town ball by V ea grand Jurors 01
this town. . " Thrasher of the
State Law and‘ Magus, Lawyer
Hill. Mr. Thrashers attorney and oth-
ers. into the case of James Shields.
the Law and Order league detective.
who was recently bound over to the
Superior court alpine charge of ours-
l-fll’y
The witnesses against hnields have
been bcibre the' court. " which is held
in executive session. Some of tnem
say that they were refused counsel
qu threatened with jail sentence it
they refused to tell what they knew
in the case..
State' a Attorney Hunter was inform-
ed at theproc Jigs yesterday. and
said that from w but no knew of it the
hearing was illegal as Shields had all
ready been regularly bound over to the
Superior Count) a Justice so that
the case was be In the hands of the
Superior Cour-1.. He said there was
no authority for such an inquiry. The
hearing lasted the greater part of to
day
W
mtuoss Pitt '70 when.
The wonderful activity-of the new
century is shown by an enormous 00- V
moods for the world I best workers——
Dr King'ss New Life Pills. For Con-
cup-dos; flick ll!- befilliiliousoosr.
or any trouble of inrhsch Myer or
Kidneys. they' re unrivaled. Only 200
at F H. Bastard fl store.
PLANT TAX PAID.
HARTFORD February 12-40:-
Judge Ly ado Harrison of New Haven.
called at the ofloe of Attorney (lon-
oral Phelps It the Capii {mayday
Ind vehimsce Ilodc .-
V305 the stimuli of the sac
WWII Bush. of rm Castle
OIL. ms: “1 collared for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis
was. our. ..
till tl 010m assimilated" 60010
bottle are we:
"lei“. naps Burial-teased!“ n
I one." est-re mys-
induces theest‘gtoofihe one em
.13. Plant, who died i Ni“! 10 The
cherub! rm 'i'll
“-0.00%
of the
check“ or “é310‘00m rep
compiled by
V mmevsisnduflm 13:1; Harsh
mean about VIII.-
Norwalk Chronicler