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urchuslng II new (‘Ill-.pIIi or iI‘ioor

a visit to our depultmont will ill toI out you. Our :Itock in tho lurg‘eut

 

. INQRAIN CAIil’E’l‘S from“ 25c yd. IIncludiug Ihc celebrated ”LOWIIHH,"

 

(lovoriugz of Iuly Mod this Spring? I

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. .Vnm’n'rs, $1.00 N.

"on. CLO'I‘II ANI) LINOIIIIIIIM (”Potter's“) from 1100 III.

II ‘WoVI‘have II few remnants which \I'o will IIloIIII out III II roduetion of ill
Lengths from 1’) to Ill yurds.‘

 

We wish to remind you that we are tho lIIIIIIlIIIlIIrlIIrs for all kinds of
hbnueoleunlug gooduulirooms, Dusters. KIIlSUllllllII liruuheu, Curpet punters.
Duat Brushes, Window Brushes, Carpet StI-ctclII-II'II_ etc. etc.,

 

“OPEN EVERY EVE NlNG.

Sturtevant

North Main and ' Ann , Sheets.
South V Norwalk.

V

Mlll’plltjb ’IIIIII

hudhuikuludfluwiu
Udulrmprlknlnlkdgwmd

hukmwhu'hdlhduuh-
uquMThthn:

’l‘hc following story of the mid on
Colonel 'l‘. .l. Murphy's unloon. III 881
111qu utroot Blidgvpmut on Sunday
night. as told by tlIII Brl-IlgIIpolt 'l‘IIlII-
urunl— Union. will be rIIIIIl with lntIIIIII-It
by the I-oloncl's tIiIInIIII ill 'lllO Nox—
\IIIlks: l

fully and Order dIItIIIItlvm hIIIIIioII by;
bow and mum llctcrtivc “MI-C lIIiII IIIIII
Socrctuly Samuel 'l‘hlnullm' usulntcd-
by tlit’ pollIIc leIitIIIl tllII plIlIIo 'I'IIIIIVII.
nun welc II-IlptuIIIl IIIIII II Iplnntitv of
liquor wus St‘l/(‘tL 'llIII l'illtl nuIl tlIIIE
ul'rcuts unused IIolIIIiIlIII ublII oxr itIIzllIIIItl
and u IIlouIl of from nix to eight hun- i
IilIIIl pIIoplII tlllougI‘IIl tllII I-ItrIIIIt lllltl:

 

 

 

uidIIWIIlk ilI flout ot' the saloon ’l‘on
lIIIIIlII of prisoners Wt.‘l'
I'pulrtIIrI; ill tluI pollIIII wagon. Aw llit'l

prisoners ('illllt‘. out to take souls illl
the wagon they were good IlIItIII'IIdlyf
laughed at. and joked by tho IIuIIIIuIIIIIId I.
multitude.

"Don‘t. you wullt anothor
ycllIId II \‘0ll‘t' ill the. rr'mul
first loud IIIIIIIIIIII ilIII wugon.

"Whut burn you done with IlIIIl
I-oloncl?” shouted II \vug on tho out—

drink 1’" 1
us tlII

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.a.

ursda is Barga

~53...

In Day

Our Special lOI this week will be

I

adies’ Night Rimes

I MUSLIM ROSES, CAMBRIC RUFFLES, 39c.
. Regular price, 50c.
RVOBES, V NECK ‘AND HIGH BACK, WITH EMBROIDERY 45C.
R0 . 33' SQUARE NECK, CAMBRIC RUFFLE, EMBROIDERY FRONT, 49c.
_ Value Iiflc. j
ROBES, V NECK AND HIGH NECK. .FlNE EMBROIDERY 65c.
. Value 75c
FINER GOWNS, BETTER TRIMMING 79c,
Regulm i’I-lco $1. no.
STILL BETTER GRADES FOR $100 UP TO $1. 50.
. New styioI-I Sholt SloeIo Gowns.
MissesI .oowus, ALL SIZES, 25c.
Mlsses' GOWNS, ALL'SIZES, 50c.
V THESE PRICES FOR THE BALANCE OF THIS WEEK.

.r
m

. South Norwatk.

. Iznllcd

IIIZKERMAN IIISIIN

 

8% V Wgshington St '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

T0 REA Ills}
wE 3qu IosE.

. We lose II possible customer and friend: you lose II IIlIIInI-II to

.beeome ucqunlntcd with om I‘III Ruble COAL. which your noiglI ho. s
are'hnrning-with so much sutlsfution. Om L‘lliil looks gIII)Il;.bIII'lIIi
V.hetter heats best. You will like it. it you order some today we'll
' have the coal there prompth.

' We ale ltlnitiKg‘ new Instomcrs every IIIII~IInI1keéiIing th-Im.

John H Ferns

.._I_ Accordingly eleven of the thirtwn
‘ iuen who hud been confined in an up-

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

“iiilll thI-I illll‘lf‘t‘lllh lnull was drugged

" mime was John ()‘Ncil,
' that one of the Law qu1 Order

, head down. which he did.

‘ police station ul‘oot, by wuy of liroud

£44....

‘ bullied. each ill the ‘su’m‘ of $25.

skirts of tho I-rowd.

At police llIIIIIlIIIIIlrtIIrsrut-ll lunu Ilb
he wus brought ill WIIH uskIId his lIIIlnII;
und sonic odd I-ognolnclls IIIIIIIII IIIII l‘f‘~'

:Iult. 'l'lIII list as I'(I('()l‘tlt‘1l is IlppIIuIlIId: ’

John IIIIIlIbItIIiu. lI‘rcd Wilson. John
Smith. John .‘iohuuon. .iunlIIu SpIIlIIIIIrJ
Charles Smith. .1. A. lliilcry. (‘ionl'nd'
Andoruon. lIZIIwIII'II Fox. .lnluIIs Mou-
me. I). W. Munuiu. Ono now his

home no Sunlucl Hurris.

On an curly trulu ycstIIrdIl‘y morn-
hu: niun'IIuw IIIlIl (‘lrIlIIr dotoctivvu'
iti'l'lVL’d null bcgun IIiI'IIuintiug about
town. SIIVIIIIIII unloolls WUI‘L‘ viI-IitIIIiI
Ilnd found open on thI IIiIlII door. 'l'hII.
dIItIIIItlchI mudo II nIIIllIoruIIIl-II of oils
IllIIsI:I plIIIIIIu ullIl what. thIy now ”li‘l't
for future I'IIferIInIIc. Anion): uthIIr7
plnIIIIII visitPIl ‘hrly in the day Why
IhII saloon of Colonel Murphy.

No less than nine .dii‘I‘III'IIIIl. Luw IIuIl
(ll'tlt'i' tlt.‘it‘(1l.l\’(‘l~l WCI‘I.‘ ill und out of
IIIIII place during “It" duy Ilnd thz- pvt-I
.II'lInII tlIIIy IIIIulnulIIIIIIl was. so III‘II‘E‘.
i\\ll'(;‘lllllll1£ tllut II ruid wus IIIII-idch
Inpon Whon :lll llIII ullunlzl ll‘.l11li‘<
Illiltl bIIIn IIIonlplItIIIl fivII l..Iw IIIIII ()r
IIIII Iucu singly and in pull-II IIlItIIII-Ii.
Murphy‘s IIuloon. Among thIInl “'qu
lIIIw Ilud Order (lillIIIIr MIIt'lIIir. .I'Il'tI-III
lhIIy hIIII IIIIIIII illt‘l't‘ for It While. IIIIII
soon It number of glasses of liquor sold
and drunk. MIIClIliI' utIIppIIIl fol'wurd
Ind l‘t‘lllill'lft’llli

“(iI’lllll‘llit‘lL 1 our on oiliI-III' of ”11‘
Low und t'h'IlIIr Longue. nnd IIIII llt‘i't
with n St‘ill'tfll wurruut for this plot-Ix;
Eycry mun hero is unIlIIII .ill'l‘t‘h’i. Now.
lou‘t III‘IIntI‘I uny‘ disturlnIIII-II qul Illl‘
will 1%“) “'I'il."
' It would he lIIll‘tl to say which won"
the most surpriuod ut thi.q infornuitipu.
(‘olonnl Murphy or thI‘I IlozIIu frIanrIlIt-
or; of thI'I pluro. who hull IIIIIIII SI‘I'YI‘tl
with liquid I'IIfI'IIsIImouts in tho pI‘IIs—»
IInI'II of tho Luw uud (lrIlIIr 1111‘“. 3

Some of t.lIII-tI'IIp|.IIId uIIIu wuntwl to
light. but l‘olonol Murphy. sIIIIillI: lII‘j
bud IIIIIIII I'Ilirly IqunhI, mudII thII host 1
of II. luld muttIIr, and did his utnuwt lo
illtlt'fllii‘tlgt.‘ :Iuy riotous pIIoI-IIIIIIIIII.
...,M this juncture the shin door. iIIIIIL “
in}: into tho Hulonn wun opII-Iu-Il. und in .
wulkcd Roundsu'luu Sanger. followed by I
(minors Coley. Polnud. lilnuuliold nnd;
Common. and guard was monutod him
all tlIII momma. Not II man was I1l~l
lowcd to lI-IIIIIII tho pluco. '

Ono follow was soon to dive Into n’
small room lending out, of tho saloon.-
i‘.lltl llllt't‘ ill. he looked tho Iloor lIIIlllnIl
him. ”(‘It‘lllllt‘ nIIar bring III'III'lookIIIlj
when tho Iluni rounding: up of tho Ill‘iI‘-- '
oucru IIIluIII. llut. us they worn uhout;
leaving. ono of tho Low and Order mon ;
:IltIIuiiou to IIIII t‘il‘l‘lllll‘ililllt‘i‘.;

 

l.
1

Ho sold his‘
and claimed-
men J
told him to go ill more and hold his“

out. of the little. ‘l'oonl.

Colonel Murphy and his bartendrrfi
Michael Houlihnn: were escorted to the I

strIIIIt. by Roundsnlnn Sungcr and one
of his men. Preceding the party was
Secretary Thrasher and six or
Low and Order mull.

A big. (Ilowd followed thIIlu to the
station house. but it. was perfectly ‘oI-l
Ilerlv. (in IIrriving them Scrletury;
Thrasher hud II confcIIIEInIe with the

night;

‘superiutendcut regarding the matter:

of “bonds. in‘ the interim. Colonel Mulu '
urd. and Mr. Rickard became his. surc-
ty’ to the amount of $1.11! and also to
the some amount for tho InlrtIIuIlIIl. told
in so doing said:

“Do you want: me to go Its Surety for
the bunch also?"

"Sure." replied “ the colonel.

stilirs- room at the station“ houuc. w‘ere
Two
'thern- Mr. Rickard did not likI.I the
looks? of us théy” were somewhat in“-
' briated, and these two are yet look-
I up
At police headquarters Secretary
Tim-usher gave on the. following inter-
tz-v?“
‘ :1 wish to have it hold that one raid
. nk~made in conjunction With thr
tampon police. Tho superintéhdent-
, d his men ready, and at our disposal
‘; the proper time “and I wish to ex~
ress through thb press my thanks for
the courtesy that the department has
h‘o‘w’n us: This raid dons not belong to

 

place Clotting! Murphy
tlcniunly and II:

. -. a n It

Iluu rs and In such quantity ah may
.Iled in evid‘enoé.’ ‘

prise seventeen bottles of various it:

aunt's. what may he terms; broken but-

: IIIIIIII
IllIII utIlto llll'rs lholn."

V lilo

. ’i‘boutrII in this rily.

' M r.

Iuhoul $65.0IIIIIIIII'I.
i sitnto nu udditiou of’SI‘IJIIlILIlIN) to the

mom:- .1

 

. L" . 'I .
A Citizen of South Norwalk Pays a

Wall’Earngd Tribute,

The following public otutomcnt of II
l'onpotltotl citizou nddu ono morn om-
plIIItlI: (Indoruoluont of merit to tho.
Ht'til'tlfi thut lIIIvo appeared boi'oro.

Mr. H. S

oernputlon u linemuu, Huyo:

’Itlll, 31 lI‘l'IIIIlIlin stroet. by

“I won in

In Now York hospital for ovcr II your,

lilltll.‘l' il‘i‘mllllttlit for kidney complaint

IIIIII III‘lllory troublo. and whon diu-
'IIhIIIIIIIIl l revolved IIn IIIIIIIIIIIII cold. I
had too frequent. action of the kidney
IIIIIII'IItionu; in {net i had lost. all ('OllI
tl'ol. l procured Dunn's Kidney l’lilu
“I‘IoIn i’luiuted‘ II (ll'llg store. Thoy old
In". InmI- good tluIn uny doctor ever
did and not only III-notified myself lull.
I IIIIIIIIIII‘II MIII. Swuln to tuko I)oun‘II
lIinIIy l’ilhI t'ol hor Inuzkurho.

K 'I‘hoy

1.‘ mod IIIII'.
li‘outor‘lll il-
N. Y.,

Sold for 50 cunts II box.

burn (loInpully. l'IIll‘flIlo, solo

Jinngntu fol the llllitod Stilton.

RIIIIIIIIanIr tho llillll1’,‘~'l)1)iill'S-~thiltl

tIllIII no (illit‘i'v

 

hVIIIl lit‘t‘ll Milli flout. Additionul to
these we tI)IIII~iIIv.Illty- Hl‘Vtil bottles of
(.Iull‘lessrs‘ stout."

IlolonI-i Murphy. ill on llItI-rviIIw lust
night sold: "I hIIIIII no kirk I-oulluu.

;'l‘llI:IIIII Illt‘ll IIl'II hl'rIIII by tho stIItII III
EIII“) this I-Iort of tllillu‘.

aunt in raiding
us tho-y lnn'II tlIIIjI.‘ huVe simply
pIII'IoI'lniIu; lll"-llltl.\' for IIhiI-h

lllt'

SIIIII'IIIIII'I' ’l'lu‘ImhIIr and Ill: Iqu
left for Now lluvrn noon utter 11:30
lust night. In lesziuI; tilt.I poliIIII Slit»
Iioll SIIIIrIItury 'l'hrnuluIl‘ IIIIII Ut‘ll't.‘l.l\'t

MI-1'IIIII' shook hnudn \I'itllMI'olllllIl
.Mtlrphy, nIlIl wishm’l blm II hourly
good night. to which illn I-IIlonIIl I'II»
pllIId:

“(loud-night Mr. 'i’herulIcr; Good-
night. Ml. hlIIt'luil.‘

JUDGE HARNEY MUST ANSWER

ill TWP}, Mont. MIHIll lh‘ ~~ .\ 5pm in]
to tho Minor from llIIiIIIIII suyu the Ru

I moon: I 'tlllli Into _‘I"l‘$lL‘lllil_\' III‘tI l'ltfllill
lissuIIIl ull IIIIiIII dirI-IIIiuI:

illut .lIIIlI '1‘ II}.
11'. llilllll‘y. III ”II ill T"‘lll(,l I-ourt oi
SIIIIII' llow County. to oxpluin to tho
court. his return upon llli! :I.llII.-rnutivo
\II'it.

liouly I'IIIII‘I. l’Iy IlIIIl writ liurnuy II'III:

; requirod In I=how IIIIINI why ho hIIIl not
.pIIIIIIIIIl upon

the motion .for
Il'iul in tho ft-liuuio llIIIlly rude.

:I new
in tho

'Iruling IIIIIIlII Suturduy. llul'nI-y IIIIniIIzl

IllI- motion for :1 now triul and ordered

; Sll‘lt,‘|it‘ll form the films diliduvitu wllirh

l'II‘Ilt‘t’itItl upon his I'llollvor. lll IlN'iIlitl;I
IIIIsII, Judge Harm-y is reunirod to
make. IlIlllltionul :Inuwors allowing who
thIIII tho order denying tluI motion fol

'II llt‘W trinl \vIII: luzulo III-fore or uttIIl

Ibo ordIIl I~trikiuIz out tlIII :Itlidnvit III
ilIIIItillI: upon his molivmj III II judge
MANAGER BELASCO HURT.

NIIIW YORK. Mlll‘t‘ll IS! ~llnviII [to
lunch. tho lllt‘illl‘lt'ill nuluunol'. llns
IIIIIIII IIIIV'I'lfIrly illjurI‘d III lllt‘ t‘rltIIrlou
\‘I'bilo tho IIIIIIIII
tx‘t‘l‘i of Ht‘t‘llt‘l'y \\'t‘l‘t‘ llt‘lllil lowurIIIl to
luukII thII Sll‘t’l‘l St‘f‘iit‘ in tho tillnl IIIII
in which IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII: womun is: tukou
In tho IzuilIoiiuz- ollo of the lllusuivr
borders broko from itu i‘IIsiouiugS and
fell. utrikiun Mr. l-lIIIIu‘IIIo on tho riuII't
ship of llll‘ III-III]. 'l‘llo curtuiu wuu hold
for [on Illillulos. \IIIIIIII II Ilortor \I'I'IE
Euunlnoln‘d. llII Ill'IIsSIIII the wound Ilud
llt‘lilit'tl \vIIII l‘f‘\l\".‘ll sufficiently
it.) Do put into II l'illl'lill((‘ IIIIIl IzlkIIu
homo

 

CANADAS SURPLUS 515568.000.

0T’I‘!‘\V\. Uni . Ill “ll(ll ls- «lion. W.
S. l“l(‘ltllll-’Z. minister of IillIlllz‘t‘. IIIII‘
IlIIli\IIrIIIl his IIiIltI-IIII'IIII. 'l‘hII Sill‘lillF
for lust your was $5,568.00“. Mr. iI‘iIIiIl
inc estimated that ultogI-Ilhor there
will be all expendituro this your of
which would poros-

 

public dobt MI II‘iIIIIlinI: announced

ithnl tllIIlII will be no tur'll‘l Ihmltzos
EIIXIIIpting tlult until April. Hind. mach
:. InIII-y for boot root. sugur muuufneturr
:will be illilll’lltl‘ll fruc.

Tho louder of
the opposition L. 1.. llordon. now no
mm of an amendment to the present
tlril’l‘, Itlvint‘. more. proloctlou’ to tllr
liltllIPtl‘ll‘R of the country.

 

w.

 

PRACTICALLY STARVINGV."
“After using: 11. tow bottles of Kodol

. ll )I )..‘in ‘l I“ . I rel . 1 III".
. pity had arm for his friend, Chris Rick—‘ hitl‘ L! ‘ my “if" "H ‘m D

fort and uorlnnuont relief from n so
yore and chronic IIIIIIII of stomach tron
bio." says J. R. Holly. I'IInl oslnto. ill
surnnI-I; and loan tit-Wiltunf Mucoml.)
Ill. "l31-.‘f()l‘llV using- Kodol Dyspopsia
(.IurI- she could not cut on ordinary
Inonl without. intense suffering. She
is now entire cured. SIIIIIII'nl physio
inns and remedies had lulled to give
relief." You don‘t. have. to diet. But
any good food you want but. don t ov
erload the siomauh.
Jute. wlll alwuys Iligout it for you

a...

 

CQLD WEATHER AT SKAGWAY
1’ RT TOWNSEND Wash. March

18——- he steamer Famllon from Alas

kn. reports the, most stormy trip of the

encountered and the Weather was ex
treniely' cold At Skagw‘uy on More!)
13 the thermometer ro‘glstered it) be
low the boldest It has been during the
season. Thé entire comm-y along the
Alaskan route is; “covered With snow

‘and Ice
W

 

No such grand remedy in

Doubt tronbi a was ever It
Thohsnndll I) east them for curing ,
comm. Bi'uk Headachn Bilit ‘

 

Ins, that u bottles
and were ' but the in M

iuonod loot \1‘1‘I‘l1 in lllt‘ Minnir.

Kodol Dy spellsiu‘

. IiIloII.

senson. During the entire run down. .
continual Wind and snow storms were .

.V teased the crime ‘

 

litumhultmlu 'hhuwnlmI
11 Pull ill IIIIIIIII llIIIII ll

'HudkuIlHumdehmur
hflhdunhmudhun

A II-oIkIuII nIIIiu who brokon up III
Sound "Gilt.“ll, Suuduv ulttIl'IIooII, IIIIII
l.\\’(.'lll.\'-ii\'t| sports, young and old.
[ll'lll(‘l|)illly from Stnult'ol'd. Isuyu thII

Advocate. wel'o‘thrownJuto confusion .

by one womull and two members 01‘
tho local police fort-II.

The main who bIItuIcouL Stamford
Ilnd Sound liI.IIIII.II bird-.I; it thii In‘~
rnugod recently, unIl wuu ouII hi" II. sur-
lIIII tbnt lltl\'f.‘ bIIIIll hold or pro ill roll-
tIIlIlplIIliIIII. 'l‘lIII sport". Went to tho
IIIIIIllI.I of tho buttle singly or ill Iltlll'H.
so us to avoid III-oluzllu: nuspiIIion.

'I‘IlII IIIIIIIIII of tho nIIIin was:
IIIIIIII tlIII Hound liIIIIIIiI IIIIpot,
loft of ti burn.

The Ilontiliiiuu begun uhoIIt i’. p. III.
'l‘hII first butilo wnu llIIl'Il ulIIl Mill'lt‘
\‘I’lltll lIlIIg-Ili'tlleillt. IIIIIl (.‘lltll.!(l in ii.
victory for tho Sound lII-III-h bird. ’l‘llo
Sound lieuI'lI mun hIIIl- ('(lllfiltlt‘l‘ilhli‘
lnouI-y up on the tight. IIIIIl tlIII ClI'Illll
i'lll viI-tory of their bird ill the first
buttlI- lIIIi them into illIliucrIItion. 11ll~
ublo to l‘tllil‘t‘Sii tilIIiI- joy. Illcy guru
vI-ut to erioza qui joorn of I‘Ipprovul.
'l‘llI- l‘l‘lII‘S I'IIIIIIIIIIII lilo ours of the wit":
of ono of tho Sound llIIuc‘I men. She
suspIIIItod what was going on. iilitl Ile-
tIIrluiuIIIl to put u stop to it. llIlstIIniulz
to tho burn. who ruppod on :I manger
lusiow thI loft. IvllIIlII. tho HDIHIR \\'l‘l(‘
spurliuI: :I pub of birds fol ihn pound
butllo. Illltl IlIInmuIlIId to IIIIII lit'i hurl
l’illlIl. who. slIII. wuu BIZI‘I‘, \vuu thIIrII.
'l‘lIII bubbub ill thorloft III-used at tho
fil'Ill IIIIoI-k. and II dcuthliki- stillnosu
‘1l'l‘\‘:lllt‘f| for :I row minutes.

“AIIII you t‘()lilllll.;‘ down III'I‘I'. ....-

2’" l.lI(‘. wolnun IIullI-Il out, Inl-
pntlvuliy. f‘lf you, don‘t I-IIIIII‘I till?»
minute. i shull tuiophouo for the po-
III-o."

"All right. my door. IIIIrI- I :zm." lbI:
llllHliIlllil :lurzu'IIrI‘yIl on he slowly (“lllllll-
IIIl down from the loft. :lurl I-olllroutwl
his bottIIr llnlf II.illl II I'I-l‘y sll'IrI-piull
look on him I'uI'II.

“What Ilti you wont, dour?" IIII :IIIII.
IIIl. II'III'hly IInIlIIuvol'illI: II) unsulu‘o fill
ulr of illuoIIIIuI-II.

“Wlult do i \qut. WW
You know whul i want. You should
IIII usIbulnIIIl of )‘(llll'Fl‘ll. This con
IlIIIIi is‘ brutui rilllll on tho Subbulh.
ion? (in. I will not siund it? llo you
lll‘ill'. up“) I will not Idulul it. i wont
rod in Idol.) this :It lll‘ll"l‘. nlul V
ihoso lnIIII nwuyf"

It Wilt-i in min tllut Ihw husband tried
to I‘Xlll‘lRllllilll‘ with tho I-lll'IISII‘IIl \I'n
mun. Rho simply wouldn‘t listen to
him. lIlIIIIh IIIIIIlnpt to oxpinill I-uilIIIl
toIth II frush torrIIut of wruth.

The sports up in [111' Edit \Vt‘l't‘ mill
or enjoying: llIII dialogue in tllo'nlouu
limo. But “Mr .ioy \" till tulllod to dis
mzu by tho :IppIIIIII. IlIIII on tho St'l‘lll
of too luIIlubIIIs of the Sti‘llllfmd no
lie 0 low (I.

“Look Ill-IIII. wore pilIIlchl.‘
one of tho lIlunlII-I- III II window.
in: to the oiliIIIIrs :II n III-Ill'by
ililllll‘. _.

(inc look who ulliliuiout. 111} unorts.
moth» bush} in \IIIIuItI'I tho loft. Sumo
‘I'out out IlIl'oIlIIlI IIIII \villdouxUIhIIrs
Ili‘o'l't‘llllt‘ll :InIl IlIIII by the hour): wo-
'llil!l :IIIIl IIIIr III'IIIIIfnllIIII husband. .-\5
mm of “11‘ Illilllllt'l‘. with It puir .of
('(lt'lifl uudcr his urul was passing her.
tho wonulu l'III-II:IIIIII out II build to stuy
llinu :Ind IIIIIIluinIoIl:

”till. I know you!
this."

It IlIII'IIlopIIIl tllut IllI- oillIIIIrs wore
in Sound liIIIIIIh looking up II horse
illut lIIIIl bIIIIu stolIIu III) IllII stutII.

'l‘hII .‘almllh‘ \I‘II‘II II little (.‘EISIIII ill
IniuIl \IIIIIII thIIl lIIgIlIlIId this. but IIIII
fI-lluu who IIIIII rotor. ‘uizod l)_\ the Inn;
Iv “onion 1.; \IorIIing oollsidIIrublI
ovI-r bin iIiIIlltiilI 'NUUII

SMALLPOX lN NEBRASKA.

LINCOLN. Nob. March .iS«-Eollow-
inn :1 meeting; of the stain board of
no Ilth III II him It won announced thut
IhIIIIp VIII-NI: 'I't14 ulnullpov trauma in the
stuto thII sIIIIl'eIIIrv oi" the: bould no:
In dIIIIIIl to communicate. with the rod
:IIIIII authorities as to III-3 bust. moons
of stumping out the Iliscnso. It qu
Ilocldod to telegraph the marine
hospital scrvico to. send u spec-
iIIl Incssunger to Nebraska and
tho ni-.Issngo will go to \i’IIshlugtou
:IomII time during the duy.

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in the

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point.»
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CUSTOMS REVENUE OF CUBA.

\I..sl~llN(I'l‘()N. March low-Tho di
vision of insular affairs“ of the War Dc-
uurlluIIllt guru out for publication to
day a statement. showing the customs
rcvcuuc oi' (‘IlhII for tho. month of ,lnn»
nary. ”102. to burn boon $I.itll‘.Tl7. an
iuII rIIIIsI-I. over the sumo month of Isn‘t
of $311.“: JSII; ovot‘ l'ltll of 328112 'I" 'I. qui

«Igglt‘dko IIII IIVIIanIII-Ii with mun of

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TOWN OF FtLlATA ATTACKED.

(EIINS'I‘AN'l‘thil’isIlI}. March ISwA
band. of "110 Albanians Ieéeutly III
tuck cIi tho town of Fililitn. Sovorul
men worn killed or Wounded (ln‘l.l0Ul
The rointorcemunts of troops
sentvto Filintu fron'i Yan‘lua ’Ileveloped
signs of lnunbnrdluation. owing to
their my being In III-rears. No Chris-
tian: participated in the outbreak

nuaoanau vouun HAIIIGVED.
MT. honor N .1 March ‘lS—édohn

 

 

Young Wits hanged“ in the yard of tlic‘
fur complicity‘

county jail here both
in the murder of Wm Ington Hunter.
an axial and Wmlthy farmer. who was
killed, in his home at Riverside on the
night of JanuaryIZfi. I901.

 

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'LAKE ERIE NAVIGATION OPENED
DE ET OIT Mich. March 18~Navign
L‘a Erie was opened today

of 1902 by the steamer

City 0 I) it of theI Detroit and
nlev‘el 1) line which left her dock at

Irena dad for Cleve and.

lltlIllItl Mull

III-Jul .

Young con!

 

art Advertkanqlts. ' “Bridgeport Advatlagm II

THE D M READ CO

Established I 857.

 

 

 

 

NEW CARPE T 3 FOR THE SPRING. ..

You are probably thinking of new Carpets and we are
all Icady fox y u. Our Show rooms nevet were pleasant-
cr. the Itock never more complete. If you come now, a lit-.
rte before the rush, the making and laying can be accom-v
plished with less dcluythnn later. We are right up to "date
with the old reliable makefs: thc‘ bet-st goods at fair prices..

Wilton V‘elvets and Savonneries, rich soft and

beautiful colors. Nothing.r in floor covering could

be more luxurious. $1.15

Axminsters. fine quality and many patterns. $1.00

Body Brussels, always to be depended on. a large

line in good wearing colors. $1.00
Moquettcs. beautiful patterns and colors, 75 cts.
Tapestry Brussels, V 85 cts.

The Full patterns of Tapestry Brussels that rc-
Iuclin on our floors we shall call for 75 cts.

There is also an early showing of Al‘dallan, Wilton

and Smyrna Rugs. Some of these the Ardahan more par?

ticularly, carry out. Oriental effects perfectly; in fact the

designs are copied from Royal Persian Rugs. AII examina-
V tion of these will be certain to please you. .

IN THE UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.

Have you all the Sofa Pillows you need or» do some
of your old ones need re-covVering? Vv'c have all the matter-
ials for this kind of work. Squares of Velour and.Chinn
Silk. alsg new Pillow Cords, Tassels and Trimmings.

We have just opened a new lot of Pillow Squares in a
variety of attractive designs. 25 and 50 cts. each.

Mcrccrizcd Cords, 10 cts. per yard.

Mercerized Fancy Cords. 15 cts. per yard

Silk Cordu. 25 cts. per yard

Cotton Cords and Tassels. V 25 cts. cach'

Silk Cords and Tassels. 50 cts. each

These come in regular Pillow lengths with Tas-

sels attached. fl

Mcrcerizcd Pillow-Tassels,

7 cts. each. 4 for 25 cts.
8 cts..per yard

123/3 cts. per yard

5‘10 8 cts. per yard

'HHTD.M.REAI)(XDMPANY

Bridqeport. Conn.

Cotton li‘z'ingcs.
SilkIFringcs.
Furniture Cord and Gimp,

 

 

 

 

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It‘s an easy matter for. a police jus-
tiI-II to not. II tine IIIputIItIon.

Many :1 man gccs around looking for.
trouble and the minute hc mccts it
he. hurt n hurry roll in IIIlII‘I;llm' dirIII-
tidll. 1

 

ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.

Mrs. lI‘IImklln Bush. M‘New Castle.
ill-1., oats: “l suffered [or years with.
dyspepsia. Used to have great din-

.lrosc and belching. I tried everything
I could ho: II- of. but nothing helped me
till I took llrIIzillun Balm. and one 511
IIcIIt bottle ("It'd up) completely"

ltor halo by R. H. I’lulu‘ted and F. 11.
llnxter.

up.--”
FOR THE COMPLEXION

’l‘ho I-olIIplIIxioII always nufi‘rrs from
bllionsncss or ("HilSllhztilUlL llnlmu
the bomb; urI- kulll oIIIn tho impuri-
tics from tho body IIppIIIII in the fol III
of uusltzbth ozuplions IIIIWilt‘ 5 bit.
tle Early ltlsnr‘u III-op tho liver and“
bowels in lu‘zulihv ourlditiou and II‘
move the cause of such troubles. C E —————
Hooper Albany (I'I. szlys “1 look “’(I have had to burn a; lot of coal to
Dertt’s Little Early Risers for hil make the ice which the dealers have
lousncss They were just what i need pm, cutting
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- SAVED A news LIFE.

yenrs.‘ Novel- gripe or dial-031mm \ . ‘
‘thormlgh and gentle The very be‘III Mrs. I .Jtllfllll n murmurs; or am-
.pillu. " ‘ mm not hays: "III-million Bonn law

 

ed my lon' a life. He began just. 11kt!

_“Oh. they are not so prolninentf‘ the one I“, [out with croiip We an
said :1 Woman to II neighbor the oth- him .21 few doses._ He quickly droppod
on day. “Her daughters are never to sleep and was all right in the morn-
kopt busy denying engagement stories. lng.’ ‘ For sale byR R.H. Plaistod and
as mine are. ” “9"”

This nlmmturo as on own hon II! the “undue

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