we’r- Mandolins
he marVe1ous r‘esuhs Its seem 1ncl'ed-'
ihle thatgt'hgtmeo I'miipi should he so
l'tree ,1; '1 Intri up;
5 .
Id Classics as wall as the la' est popu-
I or selections
8 1mm the aid or. 1515‘
Ask to see this musical wonder. the
leasure will he mIItnIII.
u I. his”.
”'1; u
" "I'iotaksfi
A gdpd list of IIIhJects.
150 55119010100; “' *
. '1‘ 3'50, 15050866580.
Novelty GIftBooks and Chlldren'5,.
56055 In sl‘mnasnssuotlon.
1-55-05
'EF' I It 5.05191. fi‘wernrlo‘i-Ean ItI‘Ii1‘I ' ”- »=
st lni'ark‘ down'” prices. ‘We have
I! .';1tul who
are at your commahod, 1815-
t
.. . riculture.
(oi? "
» 1550 i‘Iihn; Fi‘o'i'llt‘ In
- 505th of 18 0, 5nd tqr. Amer-5‘1a years II ‘
. a too H .
mini-e hi- at 55%
. 19,55 IIJIIIX'IEII
who served twa 'teué'I
ato o stat o
.1, ialleIIl‘gpl 1902 Includes an unusual
5. pain hopeful on
. pent!
have been proud
m .
.0] wait “ails loi- In not
In pubic a cit
; (“const'ltil'i «9
. VIII 1' lion rill “
7-‘98 had the I'IhuI'Iu'I'II experience
0 terms as lleuten nt- -governor. in
111518 5-6 From the
1 _ _ ’ AdtehaIIt-sovernors
' IGI'IIIeraI William
'11; Built ey, of HIII‘ 0rd 1881-.2 who al-
served as qIIartermaster-geII'eI-al in
1878-1880. Other ex-stato officers who
have passed away are James W. Man-
of Putnam. comptrolied 1800.1;
- 32- shampoo-11 usreIl; - Kit
‘ly. secretary 0111:5101th
he congiés'hlo I}? “I'll Ioh‘eo
iii 18571 to the time
e 1195.; Robert J.
I5,I hpr'esentative
‘anv .
'trom’ the First‘dl‘illlfi l“887-9. He was
.: also labor commls‘eio'ner 1893- 5 and a
. hiIember of the mstltntionnl conven-
'-'1- have died dur
Willinms. of
gingh d stl‘i‘c in 1,,
wnl: ..
on M and, re re
sented this “81': ('I'tfl'in the 005-
alone 011891 arid 1897,; add w‘as collec-
tor of quote a at ev‘f Haven at the
time M 'hlli do til. r'de vénerable John
Ere wrster of Ledyprd .555va three
terms. 1880?1888 and 18 0 and was far
3);»a'rs a promlhdnt flunra‘: In the stilts
him}! ll. of Hart-
se‘nator i'I'I' 8851b 'th'é unique
dintgl‘ldtlon' oi' boilImtlleh only: Democrat
In t e senate of that year. Th5 oidest'
1883-0.
' senator Iii date or service. ‘to pose a'w
:y. are: Idem-5e R.’ finsln‘ih’. oiuhaathé
ury. shortstop out o 0
mini strict "1550 did distant set
' Other'o or the
G.Bripas of
' 'I LIV s53?" "i‘i-isi‘.‘
[ll our loop: 5 0
I‘m-‘13 Ill." bio. ei. senate 01
of amount:
member of tote
boom 0 lead
told?!“ 11""
toy, of Fianklln.
Lucia
' “(Elihu H. Sl'tid'
l‘sent‘tt‘e" 0t
hurg
188
MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
The (1th roll or on 'e-Ipbers at the
210551- house Includes out oueihun-
:15 'an'd thirty naiti'és. The oldest
he'l- In' dots of service was the
Raven last April. 78-10 rep'r'es'ent'éd
nodding in the. house pl Isa—«sixty-
two years ago 115' 5555' the last sur-
- ‘ ‘ vivor of the xenehal' pssemhly of that
=-‘ 1858 and 1515305
Henry Mi 'ott. 1847.1848.
. Ridgeileld 1857.“ 5511 ,errze R Ray. of
' .. “The fact that I out 5 30,0qu must
“ '015I " said thth‘vihdy‘rfi-on: h‘oduhtry
:v age."was emeans0 any I; y
“ 5 during the lined in our “1’1 plmw '
I-‘é'a- use.”
How was that?" uked tho' young
I
I1“ water striicit our hhglld'e
'lmiist Intro it
‘ ,‘he who reach ' ‘ 1
‘«. ("Mid whh did you do?" ‘- '
"Well ,,5coompaplpd him I81 thI'I
plaho." «
Il'elili
'i‘li‘e coldest pull on)”.
1 weather or tho-tear is yet
hand It your system III-not
1E Ith by yeah he
‘an strengthenl
. sewers test no.1
to some
811005 5in
r. holliuiidinmalt1t III)
«,’It to Willi guild
CenterburS'. 1840;}
”I” ~ I 1899- Samuel 0,.
2 mar memberollha
mops those who
had been préi'ii'liio‘
lation but omgr
were. Mucus
bridge.1§82_. 1878
six years It'- county.
New Hay II cosh 'I‘.. Atwater
Barnes of an H yam-1897: Cdptain
IWIlIiam Bihoglgii; of thohlipid. I1858.
1869 and fiii-Mpyo'r Leverett
Bralnard, of Hartford. hoopla of 1884:
Home“ Carters, l Xilip, Who oer,-
ved tour to
n of ,‘Wood-
commissioner of
ii. of Clinton-
I‘ury. 1898, urchin: 3t Identified unit“f
the lost tg'Ibpcco Ill :Wil'lism 1)..
Holman ot- T011511." 187; "nls‘o county,
commluioner..1883 to 1807. aand II (ohm
on
culture: iihita‘nulf‘ .1305 belt olland;
Michael‘w Isms
1384-5 and lat I; fit
tor. Philip .I.. Iii-
1801. a pron'li
e'cltl‘i" I Jamal
1883 and 1559. all."
prisoodlirec-
“New antani.
wot; that
I"»'ot 'ltet'ldins.
Iiiithloiior 01
0'! Thom
.6! Mid-
18 d 8 6. 'a
“1’8: ‘l‘ zpron
Juan's} ot the supreme court. and last -
sit '
two i
. name, Mr. RusIgeI who represented
‘ the Third distri ‘
0': I115 psgath.”
rlteva Morris.ii,lll, .wpo died. In New '
‘ an Beeley. at pastor. 1512,1555; “‘m‘“
' Daniel Your?” .Il'd'rith'amsted. 1884;
In? D. Norrifis of -.
:t-oniylin legis-
state aflairs -, -
9. and f0I “
76 1897 land .
I (If til-letdown: .1
P'Md' '1'}! III! 9"
Whipped of ' '
hut-.1897.- '
outing trcngtl'n‘n's and
‘ I ‘ hotly. (rived endur-
weight 'llllII 1‘0
5
y hld‘pg M'I'Ithi-r Stigcl‘i
.Irativc Syrup. 'Iill'n I'M-path
'- tion made from simple, herbs.
roots and baths is strengthélring
to the Iiody. It 15 II powerful ‘aid
to digestion ' 1 ,
'It does not not 1))! strongly
slititillatllig the stomach. but with
its own digestive Icr'IIIL-‘nis hots 0n
the fobd III the stomach. and It‘
duet-s ,_ instead of lllthllSlllg. the
'l'""" IleI'III the ptomnch has to
(0 -
This is why it increases your
strength why it: Will cure von of
all the had chests of indigestion
and of insufficient IIOIIIisIInIeIIt.
and pilllllt‘l-‘I your system of all
dangerous indig'csiivc poisons
when nothingr else has been found
in relieve Inn. At druggists.
S. J Mlmgcr; of 2(ll1ivc sil'hcc '
New Haven Conn... wriiI-s IIIId'rt‘
date of Mnr'ch 22 I()02.‘ ‘chcrnl
Ienrs ago I had cntnrrh of tin-
stomach. and suffered untold misi
cry. Hearing of Mother Scigei's
Syrup I bought"- a Imitlc and was
iIIIIIchIater relicv.ed I took in
all six or seven bottles. and ii
helped mo‘ so pinch that i will
never howithout it.
-P5‘IIli't of Toilsnd county. 1889 to 1878:
and three former' couhty commission-
an. Abel D. Simmons 0: Qrotou, New
London county, 1880: “Griswold E. Mor
.gano oilsebano'n. New London coIIIItI.
1864 5 and Nellie‘ll i. Webster. of
'i‘hom'aston. Litehflold county. liioi to
the time of hit: death. .
FABHIPM. ,
A vest of white pend do solo overlaid
with‘ heavy Irish lace- makes a very ei-
fecttiva front for a ja'chet or black vel-
ve .
Before milking French fried poin-
.1055 said; .the sliced potatoes in cold
'rwl'Iter -1,ove'i" nifiht. Then wipe dry he)
flor0 pill,“ its“. i010 tiI 111155
The three-airline ’lén‘gth'” coats are
particui rly becoming in elderly in-
dlhg. he material used should he
tilde-#5”. a head de‘ 's'oie‘ trimmed with
titles and 11st. .1
It you are going to make an evening
freak for a young girl on will not go
wrong“; you selectfi clinging. trans-
parent material 021 not coior White
albatross is very popular for house
Tfrooks. .
A tozue of green panne velvntii's
only with blue grapes. This
l'om'l'l." mutloi‘hmirinh Inhormonsohs.
Int waauace on It Ill all 0-
'Cbr‘ill- I03“ ybnthln; toggliganti‘t' 1t
oor‘se cover. 0 5 a e
the luv slats oystlcht '3' agglohed
A5510 we hear 005‘ hig' people say
‘tli'at while It eri'e pt ttlcoats are tak-
lot the. plenum Idlh' ones on the street
But this is not yet true of Hartford
'atill we see a great many and Ileauti':
fol ones here. .I puppet-t the 5er out
.hroido‘ries Will mpt a good many
noon; ,to 8011”“ iii. ash hlon‘. , .
hAt mi 1 [tho' tiger hiesthlyduaysi
the:d amplaln meals a day hprp head
It not. only quiet some.
053' c pally. rejuvpua'tl
“do wil ,,oniit prep opt .
".,th and prove thfi e, «or .01 It's'
05ml out It 1550535510th. on
ionspe log corpu-
”ll'l‘d' l I" "‘"' Ind" t "'5‘ '32;
he a II. n' m‘pa g s e r
5 d clear brain. will never reir’lst the
'eid county. ‘
so 0 ropuh'l'lc
sale proceeds") gol- nation; even,
, r9"roasted hr. .si
infill tilill'
tlllnlmp Time
"Inn IIIIIIII.
I-‘1 till
98
'l
The V noznelan 'i‘IoIIl'Ilo' was the
indo in .the Mathod'lsg, Episoopiii
Church yesttndily
I iii a vOIijneideu'Ie that this tIonlIlo-
stro bled the world
Mo 00555 't hi‘lstma's‘n
When the OIIIis'tII'h ulltions have 0' all
sing, "Peace on Elli-,th ” this I“ t~
it? rebuilt s-un‘tic poIIIpuI'ativelirl 1-:
s niilolani tétd. hits twice hrongt
the ,,.. put within sight of hostile
rel tip - .- .
'I‘he ttonhle wltll' Venezuela Is that
sII0.hlIkI-.li1mnv liilllvllllllttlfl. does not
pIiy er (l‘lts or i a‘tions he
to be hugely oI‘ t'tflo' k'l'lldgf ‘iirst 'I'li't'lll'
aces due Insidents [or Injuries r'p'eelv-
ed IlIII‘InI'; levolntiou‘s l'lml s'econd in
teIcst 0n ionns guaranteed by this
government. Np fIIch than foul
illnro'penn dogs are represented by the.
n‘dleditots. England and Germany
have been the aggressors. Italy has
jeliowcd. and Fl’nnc'e wad also involv-
ed. The details group themselves IIII-
der tint-c heads.
First Hostile
hogan with the ultimatum. the blooit
ME! and the Iicstrutmtion of ihe Vene-‘
znelan wax ships. The ultimatum is
551d to have be p a ohsmngniion rptii-
or than an lllll inn lap of the legions.
The blockade has set the wand to
an armed ciuslng of a port It “peace-
fnl" blockade; while the destruction
of the Win ships which were seized
During the hicckude certain rIo'ters at
tacked a British man hast ship at Por-
to Capella. Two warships ininodiatI-
Iv appeared and demanded reputation
within two hours.
deiaved .5 short time beyond the pres-
eribed limit and the torts were at-
tacked and Ieducod with some loss of
life. The spirit of this incident seems
to have pervaded the whole hostile
pIoceedure. While we may adn'II'I'e
England's (Ih'IIracteI‘HIstlc pIoqutness
In deieadlns her imperilléd or entrus-
ed suipocts and 'whll'e Germany" 5 IIIIII-
tary and mini equl ment may be ful-
ly appreciated stll we think. thev
have acted III this case with II precip-
Itatlou which anpuétt either ppssion or
unworthy desire to intimidstc'. -.
Second. the alumnus to settle tile-
all concerned Th0 services all" atti
tune of our I'Imhas'sador Mr owen.
the proposal of President Roosevelt
that The Hague Tribunal he called In .
the President himwit. arhltrute the
trouble and the dual acceptance of III
.hltroiion Indicates, great progress.
amount the nations in dealing wtth in
ternatloual problems. it Is true that
Germany has shown the old mediaevnl
conception of "honor" in clamoring for
an apology and Great Britatn has 808
gested the mercenary rather than the
,ethlchl motive In ,oshing sotnqntees
'.tlIat Venoznelmgqu‘ifli abide .hy, the
aw‘hr’d. still anti 5 only collec-
tiI'Iue 5! Individuals and among. Ineu Is
stll found merit of false conception
an mercenary spirit
Third. The reference to The Hague
Thib‘tinzil'I-w'i‘hls iota gloat triumph of
Chri51lan civiu tion‘. It means that
we are fast 'mov up. toward the accep-
t'ahoe of' Christ's teachings whether we
rehlize it' or not. :Wc have been very
slow to believe prIIctIt. “y that Jesus
Christ was competent ml“ 5511;1th
a
cool on it for men. We hattéa w y»
ilk to make large provisions
passion and i'evenpe so that
very badly provoked. we c'I'iu'd
good oup‘prtunity t1). exercise 0011.55
351,", Thus the chi lish'.. tiié hai'h'n‘rlp,
11:0 indelh‘ent [5511511105 0:513; ;
yo 0 tops ,1 werg'oii ms
Iriend'". But thiirel'aii‘o 53555! (51%»
lumin'to' manna lurid. Elfin," ,1 11., Is
Hull will groin I 1 9th
vanes on as 5.55." 055._.5u.
fi:sIlvh‘Ia rctpseafitpfigh 5‘.) lrégé I'll 35551
It“ “PM“! fill 0
her. the conflict 011 0'5 no mtg? -.
oust noon r II'ch n ya
at 99 A 41%,,” 1,11,11,10,,
III-oily has! .,1'
cm 1
tilt t'ae mIIy'vi1III1.“"'1fttl'IA'ilhci'Ilg 55'0-
; u‘o'muany Ills»
nit-dim...ausclsltlea
-‘ “approve
3,, 11
What duds-Imam II Ii
lists . sues romeo
”inhaler 't oilzb‘ooimis'
smell": 5 5""
“a5?"
1....
iI'IIiI'Ject 01' Rev W W 'l‘. DIIHCRIIHBIIII‘ - '
OIIeratiII'nIl—411h08e '
I'vaIdeIing what is “meant by calling
has called forth .nlnlndant crltIclsm of ‘
the allied but‘ especially of Germpnyw
Compliance was .
dispute—~TIIose are more creditable to -
to sericze [the counter proposal that
- lay. Frank Mallory. Elects 9555049005
i”- does daily, starting roasts.
. era pjpy. Waypbowne§
fouu
. onto '5' most
Crepe Cloth.
Silkoiine‘.
888801180 ' -.
Bi'gdl‘etl- D‘enims and
- «cretonnes. I‘
Sit-i od‘Tepcstries.
Orlcll'tal Tapestries.
{Contain Fabrics
II.
‘tv
I
I
,<I"
1
ing. and plaiting.
I
Black and colored Mercer
II-
0'
value 83. 00, now $1. 98.
‘Coiore‘d' and St‘ripéd Silk
Seersucker Stripes,
Mercerized Cambrics
Plaid and Checked No
one to visit the Stationery Sec
School Pads, 8xxoinche1s
Composition Books,
Whiting’ s Dimlty Paper,
7- 3 pits. En
Crushed Bond Paper I lb.,
3.ka Eh
Stafford's Ink. 5 ct quali
Com ercial, 10 ct quali
I
slated IIy MaJe' Brooks. hat-plat. will in
troducoa ne‘ldty IIIIIIIIcal‘ act and inci-
dentally giv an exhibition. 0! genuine
Southern dgxiclng. Other specialties
by Emma outing and Charies boy,-
hurna, the Dresden doll souhrette and
the comedian. Glace l.lalliday. IIIIIp-to-
date songs, and others. Special scen-
cry. eirctrh II and calcium effects are
:provldtd II) Mgr h‘enherg” for each
épley. thereby assuring comt'IIete pro-
ductions III every respect. Other mem-
here or the tumpsny In addition to
those IIireIIdI mentioned are M. Ade—
laide ‘ui’othr the talented leading lady.
alter Ellet Samuel C Miller. aloha.
hitoslde iionry Belmar. Nat. Koch--
inti-
80018
now on sail . ‘ I in "
’ VI \Y DOWN- EAB’I‘. ‘
Tomorrow evening in the N'arwaik
Congregational Qhapci lilies day 20
hole McClurep' re'dites oi the I'neipheI-p
and friends of the 'l‘ow‘n Test; 515‘ A5-
socintloh. she. presents Let" a Park
313.. .fieldom
out n
55.50531510-
011 Time
scapular. IIII loot “Zionist III-ooh
es) 51,31 II-ntertainxli opt will and who
loves a loan wit and pure euloyment
should mill.
A country shhlre 'Il'n'd his with; thliil‘
aid Ainswouh :1 W. enuphl
run so nusplelo
clrcIIoIsIInch Ii
oy‘s‘ Ida dc
‘ i 1114 0‘}.th eh‘a‘ hotels“ 10
we me; n 0 goes. , e,llr
«III: the on" ind 'ot the ‘I1I’III‘IIré‘s
firm. “In ‘1 sons 5 wlut'h‘i oxen
I In the " . I Ml
M'lllinill “lh llle“
fihnlnsdet
:83?! II
IIIQ doasto'hio
WASH PE TT ICOA TS'
Plain and Striped Chambray;
l STATIONERY
The values offered below I'rI'aII'e it an object for every
Box EnVelopes. 250 in box,
1 ' g cards. to ct quality. 1 _
mood I‘ t of Vest Memorandum Books, ..
I‘" 1 Bridgeport. Conn.
tutu—hip”-
ease-é. I; ..
son and their-plugs. the chord p y. Japan
Special clearance 01' 1,1155: titty dosh-511310550, cg .
~ ,1 livalue to
value 15%. ct‘s., II
value 18
C130“ ‘
l' vilue {5
value 7,5-
wattle-ll? ‘
Black and, white Mercerized P'etti'coat's,
value $2.00,
ized Petticoats
Colored ell wool Moreen Petticoats,
Moreen Pett'lcoiItS, "'
'39 'cts". .
. 39 cts‘.
va Cloth. "79 'cts.'
98 cts. .
iI'
titm‘. ‘
3for IO .ctsL
' 2%. eta.
8?
185' are. '~
'19» . .
1.9V" ' ,:
25% ‘cto'f'
5 on.
'.5',,,'cts. ,,
so ate. 7
I 1b.,
yelopes.
velopes.
ty,
ty.
:9 end to ~ c'ts'.
THE' D II. READ COMBANY
Vihl‘l‘f. I
BANK sosaz-e'h' tonsil
'MACONtGa, Jau‘. 5' 43F0'
pocted of cempllcityi 11
last week of a “Union” Mia'so
when $15,000. was Q68 w
rested here last night."
line one of the men
the 'sherifi' and list! ,,
confedrates. hecausd- 8'25 ,
ed to divide lilil'ly .. « attic 60le
m‘en disclaim 5in huoifiad'
robbery -
-—-‘--'7‘-~v
ONE HUI'IDRED DOLLAR.
is the value it. A {his 85‘s
. . ill
Illinois. but-5
'%'ttm Witch Hal'I'Il
me. '3. it Is 8- oomblllii
inc properties of
tiseptics and entail' .
permanently curds- 71% ‘h "
itching and protrdtliii .
outs. bruises. ”5055155,? trii .
al1sldn III'IIeIIIIIImuI or .,
"Mdycr Mulvlltilln’tt! 55'0""
appointed on oyster- ,Ilohd
sinners. Julius W Bit timers
coed himself W.‘.ID. Smith
John Oihak It'nli Wilt-flu!
himself. The spools 1
Wit and”! 110?:
Smith ”the new misfit
luau oysteruian. reslgiii ‘
Kath Manuela 18de
its. f _.1. ‘. ‘ '
Norwalk Chronicler