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~ ‘gold embroidered, from $2.00 up.
. North Main and Ann Streets.
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SPECIALS IN OTHER DEPARTMENTS.
“lirystnlcid” Table Water; distilled and chemically pure. 5 gal. jars. 00c.
JAPANESE FOLDING SCREENS, i, 5 and 6 feet, 4 fold. painted and
50 new patterns of China and .lap. SPRING MATTINGS. from 100 yd. up.
COMPLETE HOME FURN iSlllNG.
s. STURTEANT,
'flOSleIU and Underwear.
Both of these lines are specialties With us and
we invde the attention of those not already our
patrons to our excellent values.
seaSonable garments. at very low prices.
We have some fine pieCes oi Fur,in long and
in shorter shapes. all marked down to attractive
AA .
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es.
THIS IS ONLY ONE
190.!
of the many testimonials in favor o.
the Great .~
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And this is only one of the many
lines of High Grade Instruments to be
found in our warerooms.
Professional tuning and repairing.
South Norwalk.
i
Jackets.
tiCSIi‘abIC stvies left in these
34 Washington St.
DiCkerman 8. Son
South Norwalk.
" eaves semantics." '
”lira. Captain H. Hubbard, of un-
xbhy'a life. He began just like
.. we lost lth croup. We gave
few doses. e quickly dropped
p and was all right in the mor-
Formula lay-R. H. Plaieted. F.
tor, and The Clifford Pill;
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IERS’ CONDUCT WAS GOOD.
. ‘R’DFORD. Feb. 7-Col. Schulze.
V Amflt Regiment, in speaking of
duo? of his men in Waterbury.
‘itithe‘ discipline of the men
cularly stead, with the excep-
dewvmom he did not want to
shall have them courtmar-
gtthem, privates and some
at no commissioned offi-
ths colonel. The on will
Withqdfill‘tkefme .“1
ea»
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1., says: 1““Brazllian Balm a'ev- ‘
K The leader of a searching ‘party says
. Chicago Times, city editor of the
g; ‘ i "
A THOUSAND DOLLARS THROWN
AWAY.
Mr. W. W. Baker, of Pialnvlcw, Neb..
writes: “My wife had lung trouble for
overflfteen years. We tried It number
of doctors and spent over a thousand
dollars without any relief. She was
very lowand 'i lost all hope. when a
friend suggested trying Foley's Honey
and Tar, which I did; and thanks be to
this great remedy. it saved her life.
She is stronger and enjoys better
health than she has ever known in ten
years. We shall never be without Fe
Icy's Honey and Tar and would ask
those’affllcted ‘to try it." Sold at Plats-
ted‘s drug store. ‘ “
SHANTIES FISHERMEN RETURN-
CHICAGO. ‘ Feb; 7.-—Two nights. 'of
cold weather has put the ice on Sagi-
naw Bay in good condition and many
of the enemies fishermen who were
driven ln‘ail directions over the bay by
the recent terrible storm are returning
to their shacks. says a despatch to the
Record Herald from Bay City. Mich.
‘ that 'if any of the men died in the
storm. the fact will not be known un-
til the ice goes out.
.v
Foley's Honey and TM is best for
croup rand whoopingr cough, contains
no opiates. and cures quickly. Careful
mothers ‘keen’It in the house. .‘Sold at
Piaisied's drug sfore.‘ . .9.
newsPsI-én‘ tun .oeAp.‘ ..
CHICAGO. Feb. flag-H. 4B. . Wood.
bridge” a well-knowmnewgpaper man,
to dead at St. Paul. Ilnni. orzoonaanp-
tion. He was former-incur. Dillinger
ow
heroin!!!"
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Take Advantage of Half I’:‘:e Offer
cent. ii is unusual to hear of a atanllard
. may arise.
HOW TO SAVE MON
m
Made by Frank Iaxter. .
in those times when living exyenses
have increased from thirty to it ty per
remedy being offered at half price.
Yet that is the way Frank Baxter.
the popular drugglst. Is selling Dr.
Howard's celebrated specific for the
cure of dyspepsia and constipation. In
addition to‘sel ing a fifty cent bottle.
containing I m nth’s treatment of six-
ly roses. for 26 cents. he gives his
Acri'onal guarantee with every bottle
he sells to refund the money If It does
not give satisfaction.
A'l‘his unusual offer has brought hun-
dreds of customers to his store in the
last few weeks. yet out of inc many
bottles of Dr. Howard‘s specific he has
sold. but one Iiuetomer has asked to
have. the money returned. This was
done without any questions. ‘nltliough
Mr. Baxter does not think the remedy
could have been given a fair trial.
Doctor‘s bills can be saved by the
use of Dr. Howard's specific for the
cure of dyspepsia and constipation.
and by taking advantage of this spec-
ial ‘half price introductory offer. our
readers can save half the regular price
of the specific.
This remarkable remedy Is destined
to have the largest sale of any mciilA
cine upon the markct. for those. who
use it once. not only buy a second pack-
age. but they recommend it to their
friends as the only relief they have
found for constipation and dyspepsia.
The sole limit to its sale in the fact.
lhat in only chronic (asses In more than
one bottle needed to cure. and Its curcs
pro permanent.
Do not let this opportunity pass to
obtain a standard fifty cent rcmcdy at
half price Remember that Ilriiggist
Il‘rnuk Baxter will refund your inoncy
it Dr. Howard's specific does not cure.
130 f7
SATISFACTION IN LONOON.‘
Over Announcement From Washing-
ton That Venezuelan Protocols
Are Being Prepared.
LONDON. Feb. 7.~—’l‘lic announce-
input from Washington that the Your--
zuclan protocols are in course of prep-
.iratiou. continuing the hopeful views
of the situation expressed here. has
created great satisfaction. During
the laitcr part of the week official cir~
i-lcs here evinced quiet confidence that
in spitc of alarming reports a settle
inclit was Ili night. There have been
private cxprcssions of intense il'rilu-
tion at Minister l’iowon‘s alleged
breach of etiquette but these have
never been allowed to interfere with
the dotci‘mination voiced by both the
iii'iiisli and the iermau diplomats to
secure a icriuinatlou of the difficulty
through any feasible clinnncl.
Ambassador Herbert's strictures
found sympathetic support in Dowln~
inn strcet and apparently formed the
subject of exchanges of messages be-
tween Berlin, London and Rome
whence the representatives of those
powers at Washington were instructed
'0 present a united front and prevent
the rccurrcncc of the. publication of
news of the nature he had complained
Tlic refusal of President Roosevelt
to arbitrate the question as to whether
the powers shall receive preferential
treatment in the settlement of their
claims against Venezuela in regretted.
but as cabled yesterday it was nnliciv
patcd here.
The strong disinclinntion of thc iii-lt-
isli foreign office to have recourse to
The Hague court of arbitration was
chiefly founded on the fear that bo-
lwccn now and the rendering of the
court's decision new complications
The decision to refer the ‘
matter to The Hague was only arrived i
:it Its a last resort when the neuotin- ‘
lions threatened to drag on indefinite-
lv. The officials here are considering ;
that The Hague court will give the al-
trcaiment in the settlement of claims
from that accorded to other nations
who did not take aggressive stops to
secure their alleged rights.
Beyond onc comparatively bricf dc~
libcrstions over the wordinl: of the
protocols no further trouble ls expect-
cd here. whether the raising of the
blockade will be regarded with almost
as much relief as it will be in Ven-
ozuela.
- *—
popuLAn AMUSEMXENTS.
Those who do not go to the theatre
will hear the best of impersonation
under church auspices. when Leland T.
Powers gives “Lord Ghumlcy," at the
South Norwalk Congregational,Church.
on Monday night. And play~gocrs will
not. miss the stage accessories that or-
dinarily'seem essential to dramatic ef-
fect. "Mr: Powers makes the imagina-
tion triumph over reality. Lord Chum-
icy himself is his cleverest piece of im—
personation. "it is the kind of humor
that makes the heart' grow kinder.
The chancellor of Vanderbilt Univer
sity says: "In this 'day of superficial
mannerism, it is refreshingto see the
cultured work of such an‘artist." On
March 10. a splendid musical program
will be given by the Metropolitan Male
Quartcttc and De Nike. the 'cellist. On
April H. Mr. Underhill .will give
Shakespeare‘s “As You Like It." The
three entertainments for 75 cents. Sin-
gle 35 cents; with reserved seat. 45
cents. Tickets at Sturtevant’s. Pleis~
fade and Sam’s. '
THURSDAY NIGHTS ATTRACTION.
Ray‘s “Hot OldATime" isle regular
fun incubator this season. sinceit "has
been revised and 'M-Ahifeated as a mod-
ern musical comedy df'i‘najestlc, pro-
portions. “ is constructed on, a‘lar’ge
act‘as Well as look pretty.
secrets on “1'"
salaries" ‘ ~ ‘
np-to-date. the ”W‘cfi
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lies at least some measure of different i
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Elf Strikes Young and Old Who
scale with an immense chorus—lots of
beautiful young‘itirie‘ who can sing and
‘ The Great
Mario and Dunham Trio; too. are a
host in themselves. The .etéiiery iii
latte. and
Tn”! fl
." new i
THE RIGHT THING.
A Now' Catarrh cm. Which to Rapidly
Coming to the Front.
For several years. Red (lulu, Blood
root and Hyilrastln have been rec0gniz-
cd as standard remedies for caturrllul
troubles. but they have always been
given separately and only vcry rccenl-
ly an ingenious chemist succeeded Ill
combining them, together with other
antiseptics, into a pleasant. effective
tablet. ‘
mugglsts sell the remedy under the
name of Stuart's Catari'h Tablets and
it has met with remarkable success In
the cure of nasal catarrh. bronchial
and throat caiarrii and catarrh of the
i stomach.
Mr. F. N. Bunion, whose address ls
were of Clark llousc. Troy. N. Y.. says:
‘ "When I run up against anything that
its good i like in tell people of it. i
Iliiivc liccn troubled with catarrh more
‘ time. Last winter
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COURT. NIFU" APPLICATION.
' coed-—
Gilman Tea Stereo Will Not be Re-
Organised.
Another chapter in the extended
litigation over the estate of the late
George 14‘. Gliman. the millionaire tea
merchant. was concluded yesterday.
when application praying for permis-
siou to allow George H. Hartford to
reorganize the corporation, was de-
nioil by tSurrogate"I‘h'onian in New
York. The right was asked for Hart-
ford,‘who for many‘yeara managedvllhc
business of the Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Company and the Great American
Tea‘Company. of which the deceased
millionaire was the founder. to form
an entirely new concern in which he
should share as It stockholder. the re-
milindor to be held by the estate.
It was the desire of the temporary
:iinlinisti'ators to contiuuc the business
and secure the services of Hartford as
manager. The surrogate. liowcvor. IIII' Mus fur solllc
Aicniod the motion on the ground that I Ilium than f‘i'vi'. 'l‘ricli scvcral so call
he lacked jurisdiction in the matter. H'Ii t‘ul't‘fi. but did iioi act any New?“
T1". officers of the Bridgeport Trust ' from them. About six weeks ago I
Company. administrator on the estate ‘ bouizlil n 50 cont box of Stuart's Ca-
in Connecticut. signifier] their approval . tnrrh 'labicts and I am glad to say
of the application made to thc Surro- i that they hair done wonders for me
ditto court. believing that u“: mmrpor. ‘ and I do not hesitate to let all my
ntion of ii new company as proposed friends know that Stuart's Catarrh
would be beneficial to the heirs. TRNOIS M“ ”iv right thing.
In view of the decision of the New ' MIX GOO. J. i‘nsnnova. of hotel Grif-
York surrogate that he has no juris- 4 f0“. WPHI tilh street, New York City.
iiiciion there is it likelihood of ii simi- i WINGS} "_‘i lulvc commenced usinlz
iur application being made to the Con. Stuarts (Inlni-i-h ’l‘abiets and already
ncctlcut Court in order. If possible. to . ”WY Ila"? KIWI! mc better TGHUIIS than
consummate the plan. any catarrii i'lil'i' I haVc ('Vt’i‘ “1011A"
...“ I A loading physician of f'ltislliirg iiilA
NUMEROUS CASES ASSIGNED. vlscs tlic Also of Stuart‘s Cutavrh THII'
__ llcts in prci‘crcncc to any other treat
mcut for ('iiliirrli of the head. and
throat or stomach.
incl ”0 Claims ”my are far superior to ill-
gillalcrs. siilvcs. lotions or powder, and
wcck. The first Is that of William II. are Illlit‘ll more convenient and DININ-
(‘ook et at, figuiust Elida (100k. cxecu~ nut to lake and are so luii'nllcss that
my, (inc of the more interesting litllc cilililrcn take them with benefit
(11593 is may of the Essex County i as they contain no opiate. cocainc or
Trust Co. against Frederick Waitbau-i any IIOIHOHOIIH drug. if: 7
sell. a former lint manufacturer of: ,
South Norwalk. on a foreclosure, I GU
There are five cases iii the civil coup. __ .
{1'32 $12,390“ m" "0’“ “‘0‘“ r Ml Military Demonstration by 24,000 Sol-
i‘i'cdncsday—‘Izl. M. Walsh, executor. i d‘cr‘ in Macedonia.
w. James SintA-r. ' PARIS. Full. T——Ofiicinl advices have
Supcrlor court«Tunedny—Wiliiam ; Iii-cu rcccivcd here confirming the re
ll. Cook. of at, vs, Elida (took. vxvt'll- ' port that lilrA Sultan of Turkey has or-
tl'ix: (‘harlcs E. ilamiltou vs. William l dcrcd the immediate mobilzation of
II. ROWING”. ("I “1-. ”"91"”? "NW-V ; 210.000 troops for a military demon-
I‘ii-Donnld. ct al , vs. Alexander McDon- i iirniion in Macedonia. The step tak-
il'd- .. ‘ ‘ on is regarded with apprehension by
Wednesday—tho “9593} (“““t-V i the French officials as being likely to
Trust Co. vs. IArcdcrIi-k “nithauscn: j “won... complications mitwoen Turkey
A‘dt‘li‘ Mt‘rkt‘l‘ "-“- Gml'flf‘ I‘A- N’l‘l'l‘1'1iiiiil ilussin and Austria. It is said
111“ 3: Sous: Si‘iillltii A. \Vt‘i‘d Vii. “3135' . that tho Rusian and Ausn‘lnn govern-
“- “Vi‘t‘d- ‘ . ‘nicnls have ngrccd on a firm note to
Thursday—l:rnncos li‘. .(.i‘uiicudcu H“. gum.“ which will hc ”051,“th
vs. (Iiiy of liriducporl: (diaries iiouail wlflllll thc nl-xl few days insisting on
"I at, "5- Clt-v “I WMKODO‘T indiuiuistrntivc and financial reforms
W’”“"“"‘" In Mnccdoiilu. Although France will
3 A N N E R s A L v I 1not be a party to the note she will up-
mnw—l- ”
' i prove of it. it is considered that till»
‘n°"‘°" h“"'"9fa"’°'""‘°w°"d' fSultnn's mobilization of such ii vast
Aarmy ls clearly an effort to forestall
TWO GIRLS BURNED TO DEATH‘I the prescnintion of this note. The ino-
. i biliznllou of so many troops is here
Chageadfi‘odiss \thn‘I'I‘i‘l’i linonmng °‘ a‘. rcunrdcd as unwise and dangerous cs-
i‘AS‘Stlt‘g V‘ l Fuhg .;1.“:0 lliilc‘ pccialiy as it is said that the soldiers
atria \;,'(:w"i“;rh(“d~ m ilca‘ih vestcrdav? who are to be brought into Macedonia
m Wulliugton Th“. had been locked i from Asiatic 'l‘urkcy :lrc semi-barbar-
h the house Mm“ their sprouts were ; oils lcvics and are hostile to Christians
"I work They “my... “1“, children ml which will tend to inaugurate another
ll‘rnnk anoulusky. u ho works in II dyo i 3‘2"“? ‘23::1‘31‘: M‘t‘h‘:n"‘i““‘9r:“£\g‘l
house. Ills wife works in the Botany] , ‘p_ ‘ ‘ b- If! g . ...
luill The house was burning fiercely m” ‘0 ‘h‘.‘.'°“m" ‘0 ‘ “mm“ "mu" 5
l)“ the inside when “m neighbors dls- tiic mobilization of Turkish troops.
lovercd the, fire ihosc first on thcA BOERS ARE DISCONTENTED.
‘conc found it Impossibic to cuter. ill». ‘ . ~ .
though neighbors said the cliiidrcn ‘ BLUEMFOOTLQ- 9“““59 River
ivcrc inside. Afterward the charred ‘ 00'0“}? February ‘~"’“‘*’ conference
mm.“ “...”. found. - ‘ licrc yesterday bch‘ccu Colonial Sec-
.-- grctury Chamberlain and about forty
'_ Boers of tlic cxircmc party. including
’Ciiristinu Dcwct. at which Mr. Cham-
‘ bcriain rcbnkcil the delegation for pre-
senting him with an address which be
regarded as Insulting, inasmuch as it.
impugned the good faith of himself and
'thc government. has further widened
the breach bclwccn the liocr factions.
‘ Christian Dewet_ who spoke after Mr.
’Chamllcrlaln, prefaced his statement
"with saying that his remarks would
i come like mustard after meat and con-
cludes with asserting that no coopera-
:tion of Boers was possible as long as
Not Dcwct and Christian Botha rop-
‘ resented the people. The country had
not. been ruled by them. but would
.rulc tlicnl. lie (the speaker) would
not rest until he had caused a rebel-
lion. not an armed rebellion. but a re
. bullion of agitation and discontent
. against the government.
Docket of Superior and Common Pleae|
Courts for Next Week.
The civil superior court has n
cases on the assignment list for nor:
LTAN T0 ASSEMBLE TROOPS.
BIG BUILDING BURNED IN CLEVE-
LAND.
CINCINNATI. iv‘cb. ‘i'.——'l‘lii~ building
occupied by the Frank linucwo‘hr Li.
ani- Box factory was entirely destroy-
cd by fire this morning. Less $75,000.
The Mysterious Visitor
Is Now Incadz’rlg Many Homes.
. Are Physically Weak andPr-r-
disposed to Disease.
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‘ ROME. Feb. 7——The requiem mass
\ i , . .
i L celebrated today on the occasion of the
j ' Atwenty-flfth anniversary of the death
‘ lof Pope Piux IX, was an unusually
? .striking ceremonial. Cardinal Satolli
IFOI’ft’fl'gS' the Bad» CICdHSCS tbe‘ officiated. The pope. who was sur-
l . i rounded bygthe members of the Sacred
Blood, and Grilles Strength to
' College. the potitlcal court and) theklito:
man aristocracy gave the a son on
i Resist All Attacks.
l ' ' he
and the apostolic benedictioncalthough
i That mysterious visitor. "Grip." is iTher
as suffering from a slight cold.
were many Americans In the
now invading many homes and strik- ioverilowing congregation. including Dr.
lug down the young and old who are , Kennedy. rector of the American Col-
weak or predisposed to disease: flege; Bishop Beaven. of Springfield.
. It is now well known the disease ; Mass; Father McGrath, of Holyoke.
zspreads rapidly to the various mem- ; Mass. and Father M. .I. McKecna. of
hereof the households into which it. Worcester. Mass.
has been introduced. It accords with g
the theory of Infection, also. that the5 PRESIDENT .LOUBET COMING.
disease has usually attacked the per—g CHICAGO. Feb. Iii—According to the
sons liable to infection. 'Dr. ‘Richardi Chronicle's New Orleans correspon'
5‘39"“ “1 his book ‘30“ “Epidemic-1m: dent. the French colony there has re-
fillmib" “15 the discaeooia 1“th celved word that President Loubetmf
entirely nmusated‘bv infection . France. will come to that city about
“1 past "In“? . 30“" it “as been June 15. 1904. on board a French man-
i'ully and’hlwlil- )gemotietmtcd “It“ otwar, enroute to the St. Louis fair.
Palue's 09hr.“ “I“! '1' 3 “"9" The‘idea‘is to retrace the steps of his
0! safety when will" {prevalent WM toric French discoverer: and to ascend
, ““8 “WWW“!!! “It“!!! medi- the Mississippi River as they did In
““9 1‘ “WWW , hope the 119" years gonc‘by. It ie‘phinaed that‘s!-
“Vm‘m‘m “WWI 34““ lemony for visiting the world's-fair. M. Manet
will «one the comment on a special
train wherehc will be received at New
York. There he will board a United
States- cruiser and be taken back .to
it piping: the slouch regulates diges-
tiongivepahealth tonetdthow g»
.eyateln. enabling y In: and, hold
feel secure from g carom of dis-
, 3. tin c and.
ine'e Cell
RAIEWNY ‘flflPwVEEI REFUSE.
~ MONTREAL. Fob. “Is—Thc' one
pigeon of 'qtherlontreairsneet Reil-
rhavni remedies ratify‘ the term-
amused by their 'coaimittes’and
President {tangerine agony coni-
.n‘_-.:..!*..i.- 1&me .v
mm - new moccasin.
0' was
TO. COATS;
C .
cot.“ .IAOKE ‘
c , ‘ nicotine. III. to
via *wala'ra. . .
‘.
Bridgeport Advertisements.
THED
A pleasure is iniatoré for
Section. The first lot of new
the large circular counter is
snowy white fabrics all perfc :t
late.
enough to delight anyone.
lot there is a fine assortment o 7
Oxfords. Basket Weaves with
plain. brocadcd. and openwork
ties without end.
selves for 1903.
' Very stylish Shirts are of
neat effects in tan and green.
There is an immense line
in woven Madras and Zephyr
Suspenders of firm strong
cts.
to fit boys from 5 to II years
$1.00 quality for 65 cts.
did things to be had. Brooches
Sets. etc.
...—...
WARSHIPS FOR HONDURAS.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. T.——Activc
preparations arc being made for the
early ilcpilriurc of the flagship Newl
York and the cruisers Boston. Mnrble- i
head fliill. Rnnpcr for the coast of Hon. 3
dura. Stores for all the chips will be
i
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is_nol a light onc. and tho work'uiay
run over to tomorrow. Admiral
(lines has received no orlicl's fixing a
time to sail and it is possible that he
.will be detained here until the arrival
of written orders. There is a proba-
bility. however. that orders will be re-
ceived here by wire. in which case the
four vessels may get away tomorrow
or Monday morning.
A NIGHT ALARM.
sounds like the children‘s death knell
is donc quickly. Foley's Honey and
Tar never fails to give instant relief
and quickly cures the worst forms of
ton, K32. writes: “My three year old
girl had a severe case of croup; the
doctor said she could not live. I got
a bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar, the
first dose gave quick relief and saved
healife." Refuse substitutes. 'Sold at
Plaisted's drug store. "
WORLD'S CHAMPION SPRINTER.
CHICAGO. Feb. 7.-—-By unanimous
vote of the Athletic Council, lowa‘
State College has elected B.‘ J. Wafers.
once the world's champion sprinter. as
track trainer for the coming season.
Wefera is now in Baltimore and will
take charge of the work here March 1.
”Er-1511..-?“ -
.K by n _
that no medicine will
if} ‘2. . " : W . I . ' .
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no ‘3‘“? ...; ..A. ‘A .1“. ~
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MW will befonnd
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White gowns are to be worn more than ever. In this
In the plain goods are India
French Lawns. Persian Lawns. Organdies, French Nain-
sooli. ludia Dimities. and exquisite Silk Mulls.
Come and examine at your pleasure.
OF INTEREST T0 MEN.
The new spring styles in Negligee Shirts are here. The
dcsi ncrs of the Star Shirts have fairly outdone them-
Spccial for Saturday. Men's Work Shirts made from
fine woven Cheviot, regular 50 ct. quality, 39 cts.
each. Someof these have two separate coil: 5 and
are great value for the price.
Closing out sale of Boys‘
placcil aboard today. though the task;
i
Worse than an alarm of fire at night .
is the brassy cough of croup. which;
and it means dcntii unless something;
croup. Mrs. P. L. Cordier. of Manning» ‘
it . . . . ”A - _ '
“Mix .9 in“; :1 1.3.3.» * _ . i P .1 ~. "i’fii . a.
They have ailments and weaknesses peculiar to their sex causing
them distress and anxiety. Thousands are carried to the grave
by Decline, Consumption and other diseases of a fetalcharacter
0t correcting the evil in time. Time and trial have proved
equal Beccham's Pills tocomhattheoeail-
meats and give happiness and health. Millionsof women in every
of the world tabs no other medicine to keep
‘9“ health but _ ,
..Aitmis..isn.ii.‘ age will end that
foundation tat-health and strength. .
Bridgeport Advertisements.
. M. READ CO.
Established 1857.
ARRIVAL OF NEW WHITE GOODS.
you at the White Goods '
goods is just opened. and
a bewildering vision of
ly new. fresh and immacu-
. will“
Last year we had the fin est White Goods in the state
and we broke‘all previous rec ords forselllng. This year
will excel last in everypartic star. and the first invoice is
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heavy fabrics. Mcrccrized
mercerizcd stripes; Mate- .
lasso effects in stripes and figures; Piques, an endless line.
: Momie effects and novel-
Linons. Swiss Mulls.
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imported Zephyr in black
and white. and blue and white. and there are some very
of White Novelties mostly
that will surely find favor.
webbing. 50 ct. quality. 19
Sweaters in sizes 24, to 34.
old. .
2 for $1.25.
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Don't miss the Jewelry Sale. There are some splen—
. Stick Pins, Shirt Waist
Tina B. u. itiiAD COMPANY.
Bridgeport. Conn.
nun "intuit
KIDNEY liIIliE II I
EEEY’S Bulimia Illnliiiy
refunded. Contains
3rcmedtcs so I: emi-
neat physicians as the for
Kidney and Bladder troubles.
PRICE 50c. and Skin.
-srop THAT corn.
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up Colds when-
ever tried, almost without exception
' 10, 25. 50c and $1.00 bottles. The Clif-
ford. Baxter's or Plalsted’a. "
‘or money
SHIPBUILDERS ARE ON STRIKE.
CHICAGO. Feb. 7.-—-Two hundred
carpenters mcmbcrs of tiic Shipbuild-
crs‘ Protective Association. employed
by the (‘hicngo Shipbuilding Company.
South Chicago. have quit work. join-
ing the 500 boiler makers and iron
workers who laid down their tools
Thursday. The strikers demand more
pay and a reduction of hours of la-
‘ bor. The entire plant of the Western
Steel Car and Foundry Company at
‘Hegoswich has been closed down as a
result of the strike of 30 engineers and
forty firemen for more wages. Near-
ly 1,600 men are thrown out of em-
~ ployment:
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them in per-
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