.4. «an. In... mama»; ‘ m.
v. Moi: s‘"
THII II IONLY UNI
of the may tootifloflals-IIII favor o.
the dean “ “I
“Ilsdmetsssss‘lssm
1%.I oust-shoves
IIIasIIiII’Iinu.
:II I” ,,
'Aild fibre ll‘ioll'ly’flib‘l of the: many;
lines of Hi1h Grade Instruments to be
Ismssass‘p a... me e arenas
m It mess-into sre
swim arm
7“ “w” 2““ " found in our wareroo'ms.
”first“ ilh' so 'es'tsslissv ' ‘ ' ‘
“I ”tunes “ —.~..
Itssrs vars assure 'I .
, fll‘lfl' Prefcsslonul tuning and repairing.
'BPICIALS IN OTHER DIPAIITMINTI.
“Krystaleid” Table Water distilled and chemically pure. 6 saI Jars. 600-
Israelites: rowmo seasons 4 r. and a feet, I told. painted and
d «rhinoceros. from $2. 00 up.
_I , I» new patterns of Cblnd and Jon. aroma MATTINGS, from we yd. up.
‘ COMPLETE Iuo'Ma l-‘UltMtlHiNti.
W 8. stIEv
Sauth Northalle.
North Matti-and sinned...
A {)5ieru and Underwear.
Both of ihése' lines are specialties wdh as audio“
, .we mm the attention at those not a'lreadyiour
, . patrons toour excellent values. I
I Indies and Children 5 Jackets.
We have some desu‘iifi‘lc stvles lcit in these
‘ seasonable garments. at very low prices.
We have some fine pieces at Fur, in lens and
IIinIshorter shapes. all marked down to attractive
' IprIces.
Hicks—4 bought some oil stock‘s“:-
ly o yea:- spay-nu the relics 'wllo told
it Its the declared the empathy was at
In Winn; it'll land have
ambit. lentils yet. a: less»
,' tlwoitlda III! that. taunt
. s‘htlmttfre hole in"! they‘re
' both: 50 lbs“ the sthohhotderaH-Catll-
. ollc- “Instant-Id “use: '
-'~ ' . i I . W-
'veaurvcuasl m97ersaalm
‘ “ill
ovoid“ KILLED node.
I: solar Had moron fI‘esd-
l
of» several old hor-
‘p‘artly eaten by
come, ultimo.” n
peflhtehdeitt.‘ tippi'nk his:
“gggme
-I‘_§...
. more than ever. Tr ed several so call-
‘ hIre' 2 0hodterl,0lihtdd1.colchebter
terns “fig
beIl. “that’s nosway1 to sin ‘I Want ,
. HEX i. mm "
I... I... he“; s.
y ‘an InIIIdIIniciis placing: {um M
I b... “29““ Mn
.Druasists seIIltl the realm under
o{Tablets-Ia ’
01""
Nr. F'- N. Benton. whose address to
of Clark House. 'l'roy N. .:.ssys
anyt 1 that
I long}? «E?» I'ehiii it.
it more:
e‘ on tron
lihst winter
' idle for some
ed cures. but did tit tget any benefit.
In tom About six w lIa duo
tar ifitrrabibt t'Idthhr of s new." Cn-
i‘ a e s n on; to
dItfiey have‘dq Wk for :3
do not Walter's to t all my
art's Ca h
mete are the stunt tilting no
arms ofhotel G I-f
We... o'itltqi" root? wrdrxc
gang‘s? figmmencad using
a r a al
gfiéfi’im siren hie” h tor w'i'est'rltsl'th'a‘z
any catarrh cure I have ever tried. "
.A leading physician at Pittshurc ad
visits the use of Stuart’s Catsrrh Tab-
lets in preference to any other treat-
ment for catsrm of the head. and
throat or stomach.
IiIlls cIaimoI they a far superi r to In-
haters, sal v§s oils ‘or now er. and
2;: Inhch‘l‘n lI'Ioi't'I0t convenientfland pleas-
o c so no lead at
little cl'illfii’eni' all them with reign
die they contain no opiate, cocaine or
any poisonous (truer . f5
TIIHQRMEN WENT TO DEATH.
in storm Which IItII‘ock Iaglna‘w Ilay—
Lived in shanties ‘on the ice.
BAY. CITY Mirth" Feb. 5-lt is fear-
ed that, fishermen went to their death
In the storm which struck flaunaw
Bay. Tuesday nl1ht. ~ The men were
living in ahanties built on the ice. The
stormb ust witho t w
”led by aubllndrggq‘ twin“ of
accomp
e waves crushed the ice
abo'III wregion“: the fisherrgen' a huts wIetc
stsndin n1} into a 1r! ulna. crunch“?
ogthln has been seen 0!
rnen'l "of 9"the semiotics s.ince' it is
known that two were drowned and iii.-
» .
Hollies L. Fifi atls'h buyer who
slmlit the built ll his station (talus to
It‘lil‘citym list nlxht and said that prior
lama he could see plainly a
in mil... 'in the 'IIIoI‘ulnzI'II there was no
gdothuinsn'tekll oaths ba.
nivhc were in It gulf not In from
Its 'llplacef. were do: or In: the night.
bikes of ice smashed their
fishermen could y have escaped.
as they were still further out and hear
the sconeI of the first breaking up of
the lee
New Havdn' institution (3th supply
the Demand for Mich! Teachers
Who Are Wilden.
*q
The state normal training school in
annual catsldzue.1‘herc are at pres-
cut 225 pupils In the school divided
aa‘follows amoh1 the counties or the
state:
New Haven 135, FsIr‘.lleld',6‘I hitch-
Mlddlesex s. Mdbsaciru‘setts sends
four pupils and Pennsylvania one. ‘
Forty nine towns or the state are
represented. They die: 'Aasonia 7.
Berlin 1. MJI'L Branrord l. Bt'ld
was $5 ties and then moving about
shanties to ploceirge says the other
=I IliAIMN6 565001
New Haven has lost launch its tenth
held 5. New London I: rlilaI-ttord 5.
Mn 6. ‘Bl'otikfleld 1*.‘ Canada '1 Clio.
i, Danbury 5 Barton 5. Derby 5 Eur.
hitmzl East listen 1 East Inc.) .
Baht NbI‘wnllr 5 not Win nor '1
Green‘s H Greenchh ‘3 "cult.
ford 8. den 5 'Itsrwinton l.
“flannel“ Lyme “dilution 1 steri-
a
flick 1.14"
ngoé‘hur 8 rth' 'iibven l.
't am
it? mgfigg say-
u' u n I1
rim? 5’.
men I: who" ’1.
wiretpbn
fimfi‘fif WEI 1. IISIiIrIyI l.
ex-sauaron pawns bean.
3 all“
u!“
l
‘ I itlscomim-l
sternum III
”M mt.“ HI
the bands of th
“dang” cuts the
coihplIé by v)
Clo ”lira i y la
cul’I o ty. es rdl’
'rh‘ barge author
til'at e deiu took
of stock which is lid oily
tlon
whether there will be
corporae
‘ "The dililcultles
lli1‘ I rearrange In'
it
I'Iefundin1 the seé'I'IIritles
easier thail they are.
do
othI cesarlly
ldtilt‘e
'this time. "
Thus it wotiid
highlight thb two s
as is observable to tgr-
it is stated that h
fifeight in the Pennsylva
pa will be done h
“the system 'wlil be
nel AIangler new York.
utmost com lets
termlnal
Iinw tised only '(or
for both purposes
is to some ‘wlll be done
exceptthat' the cars of the
channel: at New YIN}. ad
The Pennsylvhni'a has‘
ed fhcllltleii it ills seesaw
terniinal line. and it has
interest in the New Haven
stepping In and securing t
ven road.
.syl‘vsnla. the new more we
in the’ railroad world
President John lid. Ball,
to these statelnenta. "
.s.—u—
- In Rik d ‘ind
' two tracks will soon be“ Introduced
ItaliayIldsfiI-Nm lie Itound
'e
g .13» Lqis‘
Wk
Ignore of Interest. to;o
Station»?
new!
vanis or by ilnancla'l inIIerestsa
to the‘ Peti‘nsylvanla cystem.I On
some authority it was stated that noth-
ln1 wotild be done immediately in the
matter of any direct change In the
manageirtient or control of the opera-
! the New Haven load.
"In e‘etIl." he went on,
change that the public can see.
not the policy of the Pennsylvania to
consolidate systems physically. To do
that would require a tremendous dri-
aucinl undertaking. if new securities
were to' be floated in cover the entire
Issues of the New Haven systeItri.
"The policy of the Pennsylvania sys-
tem In the case or the Baltimoro
7 Ohio. which "still niaihtaiIis hseparate
existence. in more IllIIelyI'I to.
be folio c‘d' in the New Haveti‘ s dtiedr
tile way 'df ice! I‘-
itterent shiti-s lilac
would be great. Bren ii the’tn‘iiblbhis of
" slice the everits of the l'a'ht' week
htean that the [skis-
ilhe called upon to cdnslller
Inu‘y cohsoildation measures. at least at
5cm that for the
ems will continue
se’p'ln-Isle corporations. at Ies’at so far
epubllc eye.
9 Pennsylvania
has i'tp filled the déveldtitiiént bl
terminal [facilities at South beaten on
do hope is exp eased tor the others. male "we" "Neil than they "W can
i“ It is a possible outoomebt the limits
that ritual of the handlllii lit the
terminals at South tit-stun. as well ”In
tn 9 hinting of drawing tooth and sle‘iip-
cars to the sides of been stein»
electric tr‘sctlona
e same that Is to
he adopted it; the Pennsylvariln' Ia tum
her rts‘posedicirsh1e Will be the
oration of the subs
urban and li'r'oii‘r train service out of
lloston. The renovated lIIIlidir'I‘csIs will be
do one fro )5 or not; of the bi;
“utilise r it or w ion is
omillnl band“
and express matter Vl‘he through ser-
VIce will be from the tracks ndw used
For the present and perhaps right
along. the business of the Penindylfin-
Haven ‘bltnply as a connectinr‘system.
point where it has blurbwn the limit-
as a matter or self protection. Busts
tress had to be done at Boston. and the ‘
Pennsylvania had to be secured mum
the possibility of say OthEr system
it is said that just as the lease of
the Roman and Albany was consum-
mated by the New .York Central under
a perfect understanding with the Penn-
tbe tacit consent of the some big forces
Harsh road. was In Boston. last nltht
and could not be interviewed in retard
"ANNIE FOR CHKRTIR OAK.
"EVIDENBI.
zit ’Etiq'l “is.
my“. In acute Nor.
EMMA on the luminance
W
{moor-
5‘“ ‘ l‘.
“The New Havin r‘osd has in the
last few days pr ticully passed into
Pnh'dylvah'la a ystem.
e beenI prriotlc’a‘l'y
h the Pooh:
i-eh‘a eh ptrolllilx Intei‘e
o'ted. " p85 stated It high attitu-
tiflIi'll
rty pee on to a this
all in a show
the t’e‘n‘y
it:
"i doubt
any hideout
it is
and
were much
the
our H expert
by theI New
Pennsylvan-
ia will be run thrau1h.‘ instead of. ,
now.
reached a
York in the
acquired so
mad simply'
be New Ha-
I: made with.
61’ the New
new roux. res. I—itesm. "he
welshtdoaes. cwnersI: CharterI ak
park. Hartford” and 04;“ in-
gfiwww‘ race Wilson. -
5on! the’ ’I- reenter l'
S
”nth lie
llllw
‘ "i”
. whtheefh " {h
. minlns boards
. em . .
" slum Nit} it Vsri‘
bottles.
"th g'ldgll Ito ' o no
Iill ":nttm Airman; lO' 'k‘a'lfow
molar '50 boat ‘sisa at Dr. How.
““W'M'Iw for the cure of constips
5131 ale to be sold at half
or ce‘. 85 can
“rot (I ha b Il
any or era 7 come y ma t
this popular media. it Is very undis-
usl to "sbld to. buy six doses of a
stan‘gnd ii.IntIedicirI‘oI for ltaf fnrlce. I
the spIepzlitoIm said by
Wang “or his had his betsonal
1uarantee to return the money if it
£1ng not ksatIiIsfactory but none has
n a n the wonderful cur-
dill; rut...“ . .. .
Inar we fliclnes for con-
stlp'stlo dndya Ila. the alien of Dr.
Howard's specific is reduced after a
few days' use and the'cure is soon
commute d lasting.
cw ork city the income is very
popular and many a club man finds he
h‘disIt what he wants an when be
his 'if he takes a dose c this rem-
eId'rte f tQWardsh
d tIe or: recently. on the persllsite'nt
a v 0 rank Baxter that Dr
as‘d'i‘fifiééiilc hash een solidi l‘IIIeoo will”!
go gents. but lie!z urged hat t' avian”
e at or to so ure
lion in south bloat hillbilly
the result has proven his good ind;l
meat.
if you have not already taken advan-
We of this chance to an a month‘s
medical treatment for 26 cents. be. sure
to doll st Frank Baxter“ a store today.
for hp has only a small amount of the
specific on hand.
128 f5
coarse nossso Passsudene.
m
MIrIIa. Irsdy, IWeslIthy ilIe‘siIdant of. Kano
saa Identified Jewels Nocovsred.
K-‘ANBAB (il'l'Y. Moli Feb. ,5.—-‘-’l’he
arrival in this city of Mrs. J 8 Brady.
a wealthy woman of ash Antonio. to.
day, "accompanied by J. D Womack
chief of detectives of bat pit, rbved
the sequel to flie‘it lit 0 bland
Fitchu a‘ new 'in this city. December
25.1902.antl eagca'lhed the mystery of
Il‘ robbery that citrted on 'a Pullman
coach near an I'crs ',Ar'lt. two years
and a half when diathOnds and
idwelry.ae:§regaItln1‘in value 53; 000
were taken frilth‘ a béI’ItIII occupied by
Br.Idtiy 'l'lils Jewélry wits ‘rc-
tilir‘ltly found intui- podsehslon of
Fitchu and his; $slhu¥ That the
green had diamonds as ’th'adeI k'n
to' the 'police byI‘o quarrel among
themselves. 'l‘hdtbas Fitchu complain-
ed to thia police that his brother. Ro-
land Fltchu. had robbed him bf vul-
noble diamonds which he said were
heirlooms in' his family. bill. the police
did not‘ accept his story and learned
upon investigation that Thomas
Fitchu Was the honor on the train at.
the time Mrs: Brady was robbed. All
of the jewelry has not been returned.
but Fitchu has Ihfo't‘nlod Mrs. Brady
that the‘stones flot‘tn his possession
are in a northern city and w it soon be
returned to her. 'Mra. “Br y will not
remain here to prosecute Fitchu.
UNDERIAKERS Hill
.. :PRMIIIMBAIMING
cenhectIe'ut l‘tiliatslvfiirectire’ Assoc-
lotion Advocates New Iill Ior LI-
coming of Embalrnars.
t‘a—d—u—o.
Nemiatirs of the connecttcut Funeral
Directors' Association diet at the Hotel
(lard eIIINcwIII Haven yesterday to dis-
cuss Mia fading in the l'éptala—
‘hnd he
first; a ‘str ct rule re
til" the it of email era. (II the
bill was considered and approved and
the tegiIletive conInIItté which
Gedrle'A MK.- 005.3%“ heroin, Ils
run will recon Ittot e ess
IehtiIIrI-‘e u"villain this next is» “vb... ,
Tli 6 bill" provide; for the appoint-
ment of a {drunken-s by the
ao‘r‘IeI-Il‘er. TutsIIIItII'osru by eased ha-
doa‘ s 25%th a fitness or {up
333“ ergo oli'thIIiIlhdIIiiffl nee
til consist of' ill/.é of others.
who hire tilti't‘h Ia: enib'slmlnx busi-
sets for a least Mole!“
The iii era; ter WI; the Just
if e... are
or each year
”all ra'r
l. Mia
.1-
III
the
t
in Favorable Row“ “M
arrears-he“:
W
and have bou1ht laun-
' lor‘.
easiest. '
. lteCoulh’
' 3:." suntan-apes one see
«Is “all.
"ti and. f’ShI‘iiIlhiI’g
and beautiful lustre.
Silks for your inspection.
and narrow ribbon.
Ribbed Pants, to regular
Valentines.
works of art.
ures. etc.
Pearl Buttons.
”7......
desirable. Stop and see them
Judge—hire. Torque is such a terri-
ble talker that l 1uess her husband
never gets a chance to get a word in
edxcways. Fudge—Nonsense. He
often gets her undivided breathless
attention “What!" “Yes when he
talks in his sleep she never misses a
single syllable!"~BaltlInore Herald.
A THOUSAND AleliARS THROWN
Mr. W. W. Baker. of Plainvlew Nell,
writes: “My wife had lung trouble far
over fifteen years We tried a number
at doctors and spent over a. thousand
dollars without any reil‘et. She was
vory. low and I last all hope. when a
friend 'suuested trying Foley’ s Honey
and Tar, which I did; and thanks be to
Is lireat remedy it slaved her life.
$5 is stron er and enjoys better
alih‘ than she has ever kno'v‘m in ten
years. We shall ever be without Fo-
lay" a Ilie‘nr and would ask
Isl
ey and
those afliicted to try it. “ Sold at Plats-
ted’a drug store
Teacher-dud what is the 'col‘crof
the d'céiin? Thumb-381159. Teacher
—Cnn__. you give a r on tor this?
Tomn'i'yLL—I bless it‘s. ‘0 use the‘ blue-
flab that's In it ‘aiia't I'fast color. --Phll-
adelphia Press. , ,
a was crossed
9 causes a weak body and Invites dis-
ease. Kodol 353ml: Cure cures and
atrenxtheus the stomach, and wards
off and overcomes disease. J. B. Tay-
prominent merchant of Chriss-
Inast. .says: "i. could not not. be-
cause at a weak stomach. 'I lost all
'- screaath and run down in weight. All
that money could do was done. but all
hope of recovery vanished. Hearing
at some wonderful cures elected by
use at Kodol [concluded to try it. The
first bottle beheaded me. and alter
mitt: fear bottles 1 am fully restored
tony us‘ stream. woiabt. and
health. " -
Gifford Pharmacy.
Beaver-A good many of life's les-
sons are teamed at his mother’s knee
tugboyh Weaver-Yes—at or over
them.--‘-I on Transcript
0 an (lure lives relief
in oil; fi‘iit’. cI‘I'ecause it lrllls the mi.
we in; lime”
Iirsosrdesnssls
mus tenant?
«lain. Napoleon.g and INavy Blue. R0
tomoblle Rch. and Ecru. It Is bdly'
Ponkees' have boob colored satisfactorily. Th'c'wy
the" same irregularities that gIIVc the fabric its distinctive
character 'snd dtyle, silt! the color shades have In peculiar
From I ct tip to 75 cts.
Belt Brooches. Dutch Silver. Amethyst. and Pearl. ascts.
to and 25 cts. a card.
Ire-t asat'ia clung“
COLORED PONGEES.
Silks for the summer time. for; IdIvIsIoin‘g wear at any
season. And for shirt waist dresses. .
Our first importatio of new Silica contains a line of
I15“ dds in the following colors, 'Por-
iiitilztidflilazasr 3:.
eaVe' has
re
1We have g'siéat pleasure in placing this c'legdm line of
33 inches wide. $1. ‘55 a yird
LINGERIE AND UNDERWEAR.
Corset Covers. a small lot of muslin and cambric. tuck-
ed daintily' In several different styles. and trimmed with
lace edges and insertion They are finished with beading
Another style has for trimming' tiny hemstltched rui-
ilcs. They are very attractive.
Price for either kind. 25 cts. each.‘
and extra sizes. well made
and trimmed With lace. as cts a pair. .
015m wUNTER ATTRACTIONS.
Dainty pretty trifles. many. on them
They are all novelties, ‘floral designs. fig-
Jct Pins in cubes, 4 cts.
Nail Brushes, I5 cts.
Dressing Combs. . 9 cts.
Children' 3 Round Combs, 9 cts.
There has been a great clearing of the Black Dress
Goods Remnants. but there are Still some left that are very
THE D. M. READ COMPANY,
'Brldgeppfi..Conn.
13—.-- 1.- _...-'__' m...
#
in a West End Church on a recent
Sunday. the Junior wrote was preach-
ing on reasons for coming to church.
“Some people." he remarked. “come to
church for no better reason than to
show ofl their best clothes." Then he
glanced thoughtfully over his audience.
"i am thankful to see, dear friends."
he added. "that once of yen have come
here for that reason."-—-Brltlsh Weekly.
DoWiTT's WITcH HAZEL SALVE.
The only positive cure for blind.
bleeding, itching and protruding piles,
cuts, burns; bruises, eesema‘anu ‘all
abrasions of the altan DeWitt‘s is the
only Witch Hazel Salve that is made
from the'pure, unadulterated witch ha- .
zel~all 'others sre 'couhterfeits. 'De.
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve is made to
curc-—connterfeits are mdde to sell.
Clifford Pharmacy. ' "
—— v
Merchant—files. I’ve lost my entire
fortune. Our must trusted employee
robbed us of comma to force my corn-
pony Into bankruptcy Friend—But
you surely saved something from the
wreck Merdli‘antéNo We found
the receiver“ as bad as the thief. --Phil-
ndelphla Press. . I‘
‘oley' 5- Honey and Tar
III-I cnIlldranafe. euro. No opfaera.
. - 9’ II I“. I“ I I .
she—Papa‘ in gain; to settle a mil-
lion on he. I The B‘aron——'l‘ba't’a well.
Now i can give you a suitable allow-
ance. —l..lte. ,
"—ITOP THAT COLD. '
or It may result in Pneumonia. ’IBfl-
slllan Balm ls-breskinassp Onlds when-
ever tried: almost. without Inception
10.55 500m 51. 00m The Oilf-
ford, Baxter's or Plat I ..
. I I - I-
'If the monastic ' ‘fi‘u: of re-
ligion. his wifedoosn't hove a carry
up coal.
fl
~1.‘ .
Norwalk Chronicler