mu.
if that easiest running. and without doubt the best' mow-
ry- muchlne telly warranted Four other grades at. tron:
'1‘ ‘ '.‘ m. _ 1,“
“White Mo‘untan" and "Pepuess Iceland, ” the 3 minute freezer. Tri
“inct' ,hen‘vy cast bearings. iron pattern can. and cedar tubs,
Ruhrtltti 3E0 quaits. ‘ *‘ .
ixht styles or 5 sires each. The White Mountain line. The “White
WW thin“ Grand" is pos‘ithvely. the only thoroughly cleanable Retro;
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ell as" lierdwood Croquet Gets. (Four and eight balls).
I’ANOB have a world wide reputation If interested let us enlight-
‘ . terms. etc. A postal will bring our representative who will
. stendard Sewing Machine. Watch this space (or particulars. W
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OPEN EVENING}.
s. STURTEVANT
counters” HerM E sentinel-lea.
North Main and Ann Strootsi
*Sourh Normal]! E
: ML. 5
'muM~ l .
' ant ht t e Bijisade.
W" .ii'
issues *
. tan“: 0th1wale
Rtllllfl Brigade Lommrfn Wm
* ningFW ' '~
instructs. lipids lllE.’
Wllmanuaunns
it Ripe chit turnout '
C)!
Colonel EChquE'les W. Hendric, of Storm
lord, who is in command ot the WBxi~
PM?“ Gonnectlcut National Guard, dur—
hcéii ot= Génhrhl Russell
mat, in IWEWZJQurop ‘ has issued the toi-
BergEEEn Headquarters, conneclicut Na-
tional Guard.
* 8.th Norwnlk' (Jenni. *
Generlsi ogders, . “
l. in pursuance at G. 0., are. To. A
G. 0., o s'. regimental commanders and
the commanding officers at Batter
Machine- to: 'Battery. WFlrE‘pt 0010 any
Guest ‘Ar illery and 'l‘rop A, Cavalry
are directed to orderE the organizations
oi iiu- irrespective commands to par-
ado one day during the month of May
proximo. in the tosz where such or-
aspirations are iecat d {The ordma’nd-
lgnal orbit will
parude h a comment out: day dud hi
said Wilton!“ at new Hayes. _- 4.
Such commanding otllcers will, by or;
tiers; fix the days torithe parades at
their respective organisations and pre-
scribe the duties to he performed.
which will include rifle. practice,' ex.
tended order, and guard duty, tor all
excepting Troop A. devour. *the com
the day to the instruction of Hlllfi Spill-y
insult in mounted drills Commanding
onions will attend" the parade or. each
organization under-«heir emphatic. or
be represented by a helmet stair outccr.
endwwui report in writing to the~Ad.
1intent '.Generei, through.- these heed-
quarters ‘ one or hetero June *mlob cilia
condition and ediciebtiy. of each organ-e
izntlon: the: rifle practice,‘ drill“: and
manometer performed; time occupied in
j filler-macaw: timoidevdtpd to. drill
and: the number in each organisation
present andi performing .pduty Rest-v
mental Inspectors at Small Am'Pflldv
tice will supervise the rtils practice at
their respectiwe rekitnanta. and anmln
William M. Stark Inspecmr at Small
Arms Practice, Third Regiment Infan~
ti y. is hereby detailed to attend and
supervise the rifle practice oi the First
Company; Coast Artiller Olliccrs
witnessing the scores for interdecorn-
tions=wlll obtain tromvfeach contestant
the organizationwan'd year in which he
has previously. qualified, and make re—
turn with' the report of small arms
practice. at close of the season tor
' shooting.
Ii. The commending oiilcEer oil the
First Separate Company, Infantry will
parade his command one day in .New
Haven under. blswprdérs issued in corn—
plianoe with the Iotegblmr" instructions.
and 'will repert. the day fixed to:- the
parade to the commanding pincer of the
Second Regiment, lni’nntry who will
detail. a field oillcer of his regiment to
attend the. parade hpfd report as pro-
vided in Paragraph
ill in lieu oi lions furnished by
the Commissar choral. Compilm.
Signal Corps. Bat .W
wonders may purchase necessary coni-
inlssm‘y stores, and mu personnlly see
that the food is properly cooked bud
issued. The amount per capita for rm
Lions purchased will be carried on thr-
Dell rolls in the column "Stephan for
rations supplied." opposite each enlist-
ed than ‘0 name; and the aggro
amount will ”be paid to each company
’3" treasurer: provided, that each organi-
fiction by a unanimous vote. assigns the
shine to the company treasurer, he to
sign the regular receipt on pay rolls
W, for rations supplied, and attaching a
copy pt the vote theretjoii
lV. Requisitions (or
the Quartermaster-General.
V Wile, Win triplicate, duty-
nnp person paredlnir. dThd
. d i'qath by the common
"nicer, will be required one copy will
th .l two days from th
l’ldil-i ‘E '
if"?! . -. E E
EAprll19,W.1902 E
manning norm of which may! newts .
shiéyA V
transmit-taller: will be duly made on ’
be forwarded direct to the Adjutanb til
i , be P
but “‘i
‘ .as oy
t:‘oi' Eadisgase.
tlielIEp
ill. ,
nil
mite .
ny‘torgl 0
lion'.
linotliliJ‘ E . ll. ii’ ‘Elil bent 9'b’irmi‘l
pumice. rug) ‘5‘ RE Etitiy' on tho. muddle:
humus. ’ e {page egg! combination oi
the till ‘0 that?“ whet produces
such wond nil; to. drink (in
iarrh. seas EN“, test onia tree.
FYI Yi'c O .. 'l‘o edoo
Sold be lidmwg“, price 15c.
‘ Hall's Family Pills are the best.
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NORWALK nnrm’s HEARD.
A Delightful Prodrnm in tEiErril'ord at
the Fortnightly Musicale.
'i‘ho Stamford Adych‘atc all last even
my, prints the toiletries:
A del 15!:th profit-am wM rendered
in the crisp Mal lot St. Andrew's
Church. lest event at the regular
Mimi, at the Forth shtlu Musicelc.
'i‘he arse nudiene'e showed. by re.
peated applause; and by intelligent nt-h
tenuon, its appreciation of. the talent-l
ed musicians who gave so generously
of their accomplishments. ,.
The association owes its thanks to
Mrs. Paul Nashl in whose hands the
program was, And fitltrough whose; in-
throat it reached Suction _ '~
Mrs Nash was able to p ocure the
services of Mn. and Mrs. Alexander 8.
Gibson, 0t N'prwulls. Mrs. Punzeit
pianist end Miss Puntelt. incest) no
proper Mrs. Gibson and Miss Punzeit
.are sisters of Mrs. Nash Mrs. Punaeit
is her eister-in-lnw, thus bringing lic-
tote the audience new a most talented
family.
There is no need to speak or Mr
Gibson's able work as pianist’ and: Mac
compenist. He round in his audience
many friends and pupils. He is known
as an eminent exponent of music
throughout conneotlcnt, d'nowhere
in the State could he go without iind»
in; friends: ills solos "Burcaroile in
in A tia" by 8. It; Mills," and" the
“Etude in D list" by Liszt. were hear
tily enjoyed land héauti'tully praise
Mrs. Punaelt played. with exquisite
taste. a group oi soles or 8011an
Gricgg's “Un den Fruhleng. -" Binding’ 8
“Rustic of Spring " and ,the prelude to
Mendelssohn’s fugue in is minor.
The accompaniments to all the songs
had been “Inmnged tor twa pianos by
Mr Gibson and Mrs Funnel: added
to the endoyment in this way. at the
second piano. ., .
The event at the evening come at
the conclusion ot liberal-at part of the
program, in; the‘ title “by; Mrs. Submit-
and Mr. kaibsonwiii'est‘s Symphonic
poem. "Les Preludes," after Lament
tine'g‘Medltations Poethuoe." "
Mite. Gibson sang songs or Brahms.
(trim and Becker; besides the aria “0
Don totals." from Verdi’s Don Carlos
All of her work showed off to great
udwantnze her beautiful :‘contraito
voicoi Miss Punaelt salts charmingly.
a mayor Spring songs. Together
also these soloists sane some Mendel-
satin chests. and with lure. Nash's
aid. tries of Rubenstei and Brahms.
The next musical will occur ‘on the
evening or Mny 1 v ,
MILITARY MATTERS. .
Condition or Altair: to compile)? We,
New Britain. '
Morris WC Webster, the Building and
man co missioncr, end formerly
.Brltain and Assistant
1 .
‘1’,
it t: Yl that her;
thin, unit it {intranet
to Na " Btl
Lancers what words regexps or com: -
ml 1T
Ellifli's
r .
innocent El!" twill it
.h E Rabin license lines To Pinon
_ let Rtlilllliil] Spiritualist
.6 Kirk .“r
STAMFORD April Iii—Tho case
strainer Thomas R, Kpne, of this city.
who was charged with criminal as-
mrfitius “Anette Gcrney. in- her
ew Yorlc iasti December. and whl lb
bud sinceWbeen awaiting action by he
grand bury. but: come lihtoro that
. in the Criminal Court’ building, in New
this, gold Mr. Kane is discharged trom
custoy .Mthe' grand jury {deciding that
there ysb‘ no evidence upon Which ah
indictment could be totuid against him.
shows how easily a person may get
entangled in a bad mum Mr. Kanes
list in the Finch buildind. Atlantic
street. who burglarized and much
clothing beidngins to hint and his
wife was stolen When his brother Al-
am, the black sheep or the family.
numerous thefts in and about Green-
wish]. tsuspiclon who at once directed
:3???“ Albert: was visited by Thomas.
is
admitted taking the
address et*the Gurney human in New
Themes. thinking 4he'z officers were
, lax" in their movements, started down
one night to do a little detective work
on his own book:
house. remained all night,- saw.-
who sent officers to the. piece and ar~
ranged Miss Carney. At. the same time
lilii a Cerusy entered a counter charge
irl criminal assault and Mr Kane was
also locked up. but. was soon released
on bonds furnished by a friend.
dlctment ageilist Miss Carney charg-
i‘ng‘ her with receiving stolen property
She who put tostrial on the indict-
ment on Wednesday and sentenced to
three years in Auburn prison. rlE‘he
winding up oi the ease walnut Mr.
Kane is a great relic! to him and his
hundred dollars. i -‘ ,
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BRlDGE WITH .800 FEEWT SPAN.
Detail of the Connection Dctwesn the
Pennsylvania and New Haven.
NEW HAVEN. April 19. -—--1t was
learned tram an plfiulai source yestelr
day, tor the first time, what has hlth
ergo been stated vaguely and surmised
that the Pennsylvania Railroad will
make a connection with the New York
New Haven and Hartford Rallroud at.
Port Mbrris‘ so "as to run passenger
trains through to Dostli‘n from western
and southern points. without any inter-
ruption of the journey. . .' i
This plan m‘akes use 0! the proposed
Ward’s-3 Island bridge over Hell Gate
and the Bay Ridge Worry or tunnel
schemes. .
The two systems will be connected
in. the double track. New York Con-
necticut road running ever the bridge
' to the Long island tracks The Penn-
{’sylvania is to carry out the building i?
the Connecticut road, and will bean
the work early this season it is expect-
ed.
The bridge.E it is authoritatively
stated will be a cantilever of 800 feet
spun and one which it will take about
18} months to build.; This .span will
cohsequently be as long as from State
street to Church on Chapel
When the* Thirty? fourth strict “lun-
ml is completed the trains will be up:
on“ of! the Buy Ridge. route one run
through that; it. is said. =
no in sevelt, who heads the list. of spec-
gumiefitWS invited binoiumiiia Uglvcrs
y. to bthend the installation
_ Kant ”
W louml i‘hii olflililillil ii... We
That case was a peculiar one, line it t
was arrested. sometime atterwards- for ,
him as the robber (it his; brothers .
New Rochelle hospital. and he .. '
goods from the W
Stamtord tint“ He ‘g‘ave hlsibrother the , .-
York, who received the goods, and.
tie wentt‘o Elm
fl .
and his wiles clotlilllii. housing in the .
closets and tbsp untitled CepthimW Titus. ‘
The same grand July that refused . -
to indict Mr. Kane. brought in an in- W
Mic. but the choir cost him several '
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4‘ iEtéMh Aiit‘t illy‘l
E worms numerator.
lit uldbo who . esoteric; i «find .hnx‘thln the
e“ Expository p“ E: mow ndcrmhsline; oEiE shella _
Neiniooht or Lawn, other to or ruffled and frilied with; ‘
.laWc‘e o‘r enibrpidery (rd, oi: with saién ribbons. W s? ,, ~
i. imb ermeinhiimdayuumo Mb
slit of French» Nethehcirt
w. uWiiy
M W .
iMAGOWEHDrswcrs‘hndis “limits combination, trio-lined
.witititl ti. fling! WW EW , ‘ ed and heading trim with
satin tihh‘ on. .00.... .. in.» w- m : WW it 3.3;.
. . Avolmilar Sect-tmnmedamltia .Velenc’ieiines l'a‘ce; the“
2 Chemise (views medewl’th holitiwliie: yoltair §m .W ..
. Many people thinlt mistook gentitln'ts’t xp'c‘tiiiive.
We have beautiful plain Naitisook Gowns with Eltemstitch-
‘ ing iorvsr-ieo. Lacotcrimmed iNalnsook' Gownwtowdros. .
Thesis Whgwe‘ either round orwsguer'e‘ necks and three-quote
"’ teralh’évc‘s. ‘tw‘ ”At *3 ‘ ”A,“
The Petticoats we shall hair: more to say about later.
. They are elegant~beyonti any .we ever had. apd- ryen Wmu'eWt
have them to wear with white gowl’t‘s this y‘car.* , --‘ ‘
one word—our Undermuslins; from the appearance of
3 them you must know are made in the meetiliygleitlc and
sanitary surroundings. It goes without saying, they are so
I tmmaculgtely fresh and clean.
WOMEN’S RIBBED UNDERWEAR
FOR SPRING 'E
W . Ours is a very satisfactory Underwear Stock and we
*feel certain you will be pleased with the new lines: The
. “Harvard Mills” brand needs nothing said in praise of it.
‘ The only, trouble isawe cannot get: enough of- it. ’.'
7E3.
p R R cotton. W. 35 rats figina, merino, , : eta.
‘ eats, high no 1:, Ion or
Merit, cotton, .. 5o cts. short sleeves; pints. glide.
Minervafinelislc. 5o cts length.) WW .
These three grades in vests Superb, gauze lisle. .. $1.00. ,
with'eitlier high or low neck,V35531'-W Silk and 00010.“, '
$1.09.
long or short sleeves, and Kosmos, silk and hide, $i 50.
prints. -
The last three, vests only.
Union Suits in cotton or lisle for 50 do. and $1.00.
HAEBERDASHERK ..
Always some special values toward the end of the
week.
A fine line of men’ s Colored Shirts, fine Percale, EEtwlth
two detached collars, fire”: so cts.
E , Men's Woven Madras Shirts, all new patterns and
superior quality, well made; - "' 75 etc.-
Men' 5 medium weight Underwear, fine selected stock
and perfect fitting, 50 and- 75 cts.
A new lot of Suspenders, special value; new webs and
strongly made, " 25 cts.
THE D ll READ COMPANY
Bridgztioi‘t. Conn. . E ‘ . ‘ .
7'!
EE’.EE
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5—14-...
Muscular development is absolutelyl
necessary to a. woman. for health and
physique are hereditary. and you can-
not have a nation or strong and able
inch with a race oi! week mothers
. SAVED MANY TIME. .,
. . Don’ t neglect coughed: at; colds, even
it it» legspring. Such chaos often result
seriously at this season Just because
peeple are careless. A. dose of One
Minute cough Cure will remove- all:
denser; Absolutely sate. Acts at once
re on e tor coughs colds, croup
grim. . ohitls and. other throat and
hill: tro. les.. “1 has, used One Minn
lite (laugh-001m several years," says
Postmaster (i Dawson Ban-W ill.
"It is the verylbest cough medicine on
the mnrltet. it has saved me many 0
Severe; spell of sickness and l warmly
“The best man Ein Georgia." said the
father to his son. “came right from the
plow. " “'Thats whar l wants to come
from, " was the reply. “en' durn quick,
. too."-—Atlnntn Constitution. ’ i
A NEARLY FATAL. RUNAWAY
Started a horrible ulcer on the leg of
J. 8. Outer Franklin Grove ll;l*,, which
dolled doctors 'and all remedies for
four years Then Bucklén's ’ Arnlca
Salve cured him.» Just as good for
Bolts Burns, Bruises? cat's, Corns“.
Scolds Skin Erdptlofis and Plies. also
at Fri .BsExters drug; store._ W'WWW'WE
It may not be any easier to coax a
. woman than to drive her, but it is a
great deal autos. 3,3: !.*:;:
. .
8TEOP8 THEE DOUGH AND WOWWRKS
rocommend it." The children's raver , or: I: THE coup.
its, _ Laxative Bromofluinine Triplets
M cure a cold in one do
' . Nocure, dopey.
liE Priceficean , :.
.‘3 'lhc ilrst leiEite child E Ern in Chicago
died again the other day—so the pap-’
. ' awhfutl lRain at thle
. . 8c e, d W E.
eels »: mum are ill Elise. «
*- hardly straié‘htcnahgs‘
and weaku%5 'l‘h l
til I was on calico ‘
new medicine
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