it“ we buy. from the lat‘gept and best matters for spot case only and
for spot.puh only we are enabled to quote you prices 11101" Interesting.
FANCY ROCKER:
couci-tls A‘ND DIVANs
ROLL TOP p‘zaKs
HALL RACKS
BOOK cues
PARLOR ‘sot'rs
mounts CHAtae
MUSIC-CABINETS
PARLDR'TADLES
‘ DINING CHAIRS
tiIfitON TABLES
, L Winsome neon
tonne '
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said. ouu sroek MATTRESSES ARE MADE TO OUR ounna.
coloration THE ”CASLER" s ECTION'AL‘ BOOK case. CALL OR
I'lTE FOR carahooun. ' ‘
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““KRYSTALEID." PURE tiis'rit.i.r:p AltlllATEI) TABLE‘ WATERZ r.
ALLOW JUGS. 600. '
COIME IN 'AND HEAR JI‘lll‘} t-‘It‘lC A'I‘IGS'I‘ PIANO I'IiAYflll ON EARTH.
HE TI'ANOLA.
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COMPLETE HOM E FURNISHING-
South Norwalk.
' North’Main and Ann Streets.
Both of these lines are specialties With us and
we 'inVite the attention of those not already our
patrons to our excellent values.
adies’ and Children’s Jackets.
We have some desirable stvlcs lett iii these
seasonable garments. at very low prices.
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We have ‘some tine pieces-0i Fur, in long and
id shorter shapes. all marked down to attractive
prices.
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it may.
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ashirtgton SL. . South Norwalk.
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i. Something You Can No In any Restau-
rant or lec.
I I A physician puts the query: Have
you never noticed iii any large restau-
‘ I rant at lunch or dinncr'tlme'tbo large
number of hearty. vigorous old men at
I I tho‘tnblcsi man whose axon run fronil
. . . till to no years; many of them bald amt ‘
~ '“ 1an p‘erliltl’ia‘ gray; but none 'or "ttiein‘t
sane More Ihoughts techie or senile? . . . . I
I I , I II I I . I PIerhItItps tiiosptictaulo in so comrnonI
W. “ r as o avo escaped your observat oit’
- will the IlWliIi‘bS 'Of va. i or comment. but nevertheless.“ Ir. an
I t t c .; . . . object lesson which means something.
Dew. I. van Dore" m the; it' von will notice what these hearty
,. ' 1 old t'elloWs tire entlnit You will obsorvo
course Givmi "‘0 Nor that they are not munching bran
. . . “I ' crackers nor gingerly picking lltclt'I
. v. or through a menu card of new tam;~ .
waIkBapflst churCh I led health foods; .on the contrary theyI
4 Hunt! to prefer a juicy roast of beef. ll .
, properly turned loin of mutton. and ev-I
'l‘itmlnht changes the vibrations. . en the deadly broiled lobster is not al‘I
. We are two. noronc, actual and splint together ignored. I ' ’
ittiai bodies. The point of all this is that it vigor-I
Man Is made iii the. ”Image of God." | ous old age depends upon good diges-
'I‘hem is nothing in the world butt non tilltl plenty of witch-Home food illitli
the manifestation of God. ‘. not upon dieting and an endeavor to
"The subjective mind is Divinity IOW-I lh‘v upon bran crackers. i
ered in motion. the substance of Deity; There [3 a (pl-tam p1,.“ of foodi
condensed. t cranks who seem to believe tliat meat.
Imagine an utuwsnhct‘c of sunrcmet .om-a and many other good iliinnst
t'tttlnclmiflllt'SH. then imagine it (Kilitiimfl are rank poisons, but these cadaver-I
ration of some white center, formed it“ ons. sickly looking individuals are a:
the elcnt' atmosphere. this cloud-form; walking condemnation of their ownI
t'millltl: into visibility produces the sub-I ”MN-p33, ' ‘
Ji‘I'Iii'i‘thL 'l‘hink no 0V“; ”VOW “1“, The matter In it. nutshell in that ill
kittfi tiltttltzhl "Willi“ (li‘filil- Ithe stomach secretes the natural die,
. been your numi rlghtrus a. intranet.i uttnlirt' jiliCeHIill sittttcient quantity any
5011 fttlt't‘ ”10 organs OI ”"3 body I". wholesome food will be promptly 1le;
null touaItId MI. i posted; if the stomach dacs not. do 80'I
lht‘ lilo“) in ”W “HIWI'W- ""“'I and certain foods cause distress onel
M'iosnt‘ss, force and substance consti- m. two (If Stuart‘s mflmfim Table-tat
mi“ ”UH-V- _ , after each meal will remove all dlfllciil-
Milli] t‘l‘t'iIlit‘ri tiiotioit or Villl'illllttll.’ i“ because they supply Inst what evoryI
Ilt‘l\It"('I no two [tofltii‘ kit-iii ailke. II weak stomach lacks. pepsin. hydro-
‘ “i” “3 “’ "i ”k" anyone else..| chlorlc acid. dinsitiscand nux.
:-tttdy and govern your own world, livoI Humps "WWW", Tablets (1.,
.our owIn lite, guided by the great ln-I m1 upon II“. bowels and In fact are.
“MI" *‘I‘I‘Il . i l , . Inot strictly a medicine. as they act.
.\.‘I:“ tilt Illl'tItn ItedI ILV ltlIrih-lighl mI almost entirely upon the food eaten.‘
\\”\1\.,‘lm|, WI" 9?", Wind“): i dict-stint: it. thoroughly and thus gives.
. ‘ m" m‘ m “”3"th hm m. 'l much needed rest anti giving an up:
l'lilt‘ to penetrate the mystery of ourt WM“. for '1". next meal '
“it’ll."imiig‘ _ . . . . . i (if people who travel nine out of
lit. highest flight of imagination is. u.“ use Stuart's I'lvapepsitt 'l‘itbletn
the human body. Joined to Divine SpirvI knowing them to be‘perioctlv safe to
It. uiIiited ilitIa manner that parties ”WI use at any time and alao having (Qtind I
'“I‘II‘t‘” “III“ '. I I .- but by experience that they 8W
an if reaifully and wundenully. safeguard acaiust indigestion In. any"
litilt’l(‘I. No machine could stand the lit- my", and eating a... they have to at
nor your heart performs all the time.I an lionrn and all kinds. ”f food liltc
<tniy the Hilbjl'Clin.‘ mind has know“ ”mom”: ittlltiit‘ for years have ppm.“
ledge of the action of the machinery; ”My faith to Stuart‘s Tahlctu.
oi your own body. The. roaring noisesI .-\ll druagists sell them at 50 cents
W” “‘3‘" when you "mm" ”W palm ”ii in full sized packages and nnv drum
3m“ ihmf‘d ”about your ”MI ‘5 ”I“ ".ii-il from Maine. to California. if bin
tmhmmmmmwuwmwwewwww
. It i s 'in‘“: lv.‘ ":1“ , ~. . .
renter of crery nerve iii the human2 '1‘ IAIN)“. "1m t8 h ”K moat
body and carries the incur-rage,
The human body is cellular iii struc-I
lurch-the ittoiit poles to the particle.
the particle Iltllt'h‘ to the cell and the.
roll poles to the organ. The supreme,
'naancl is lilillil. 7
Thought is like a luioinerung. and ro-i
turns to the one who sends it forth;; _ ,
it"‘lli’t‘. we With what “.0 sow. ’l‘hc court-martial tott'y Chaplain H, C. Gt»
‘w'ol‘ltl woitld not dare to send out ”“5 tilt. of the First. Cavalry, for conduct
titthind thought. did it remember this unbecoming fill tilllt‘t’t‘ and a gentle
Iil\\‘ of God. 1 man. The charge is the outcome of
You pm, pm. your mum)- “um I“. ,5: the eliapialu‘s alleued refusal to pay a
debt claimed to be due. a Chicago bust-
Ioweriess to speak against you,
Lite is too short to hold any law ex-i tress house and contracted while tho
wept that of love. I
Spirit penetrates tiii substances. I "ii“-
\Ve should not. look to the vast and l
:ubstatitial for the embodiment ofi
i‘orce. ()nlywheu water is transmitted ‘ TANCE TAX'
tuitil It becomes invisible to the naked I t'illCAtit). Feb. lh‘.~l’rontpt pay-
cye, Is it most powerful. ; itll‘l" of the inheritance taxes is requir-
I‘llt'tfll‘lCII)‘ is not the tiiilt of force. t ed of the iogatees of Mrs. Clementine
i-ltiter is finer. Thermal toree deriu-d W. Dinning. n former resident: of Write
from the planets is twelve times more j begun. III.. who died Iii San Diego. Cut.
powerful than electricity. 'iteceutbor 22. This requirement its
We aim to deal with principles. It ; a provision of the woman‘s will. which
is admitted by all that there is a finer ‘ has just been filed for probate was so
realm and that there are greater new I unusual :is to curiae couéhlcrable
era possebscd by man. There is a gi‘ow- I t'tliililit'nl in the probate court. The
inf-t belief on the part of the church 3 estate consists of Motion in personal
that man is. to ultiiuatc'iii this present. *' property and Without» in real estate.
world in a character akin to Christi " v. ' '
and no the control of the forces which I 7 V
make. this Son of God and man stand i
out ore-eminent among all men. This '
will only come through a belief in the I
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. Fame .5
lliviiilty within. We have the promise . -
of the Christ that he who thus belithvs ; celery compound
rhuIl do the works that He. did.
lt”it were not so;
in :tll'airs of men the objective is sit-
we would succeed better and he better I
ittit l
~‘ioin:tcli trouble. i'ltt 2t)
COURT MARTIAL FOR CHAPLAIN.
DENVER. Colo, Feli.I lh—Jl'he News
today says: tienernl Frederick R.
Fuitston. ('(lllllliillltit‘l' of the depart-
ment of tho (.‘olorado, has ordered a
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PROMPT PAYMENT OF INHERI-
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{begin hutidiingun the system CONSTITUTIONAL
mi ttheablood this month- '
5%“ that “tired fearing" in
. . > anOn'I Tonic Regulator"
boat "toast-Inn! you will find. it
to wornout. run-down peo-
R; H. Plaisted. "
. optimality suspenueo.
" fiUfi’Y., In... Feb. 18———No
it Was issued‘yesterday by the
Yesterda afternoon the men
trotted n a body to the 0f—‘
icmnanyund there turned
“ bulges. buttons and other
”at they had not previous-
-T' .
terday and Discussed Frans. ,
committee on constitutional auteur]
representation iii the. House. On ac
count of ma storm. hoi'vfever. the anon
twenty people present besides mem
hers of the. committee. _
had been set apart for hedrlng Hart
all men of thtit county. Chariots Hop
kins Clark. of the HartfordCou’raut
who represented Hartford in the. con
stittttional convention
I, ‘__..____._. prvoidcs for one. representative tron
d. Awful From
womr
‘ ' "bib" touch for “In
W " - ‘ t lltt
. .fim‘é’ué’h '
has it .
constipation.
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on m on would can u
1'.» Didn’t; ere
Met a
fill district.
. other speakers would he Ex-Reprcueu
tative- Wadsworth. of Farmlngton
Roprege
and Ex‘
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Perhhps
" ”tier of the digestiveorxans
constipation. biliou‘snes’a,
sled
a
i .6: remedy um
nfentI euro. . R. H.519!“
w écgscoaof qt
lief lath
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h'thll ally,
AMENDMENT
House Committee Held at MeetIingYes-I
HARTFORD, Feb. lit—The house
inentn'beld yesterday the first of series
of hearings on proposals to chance the
dance. was small, there being only
This session
ford County opinions on the represeu:
tatlou question and the speakors’were
presented an
argument for the. Chattieid plan. which
each town and one from each senator-
it was announced that
motive. Smith. of Hartford.
Mayor HnrhisIon. or fiat-Itford.
. nine-tenths ‘of all the ills '
that afflict m‘dnlfind'ariso tromI disoty
whiohcuna'n
Amt indignit-
th'n. Theproper treatment. for thew
common tits is a cont-sh of R‘smon‘s
Liver Pitts and Tonicl’pll‘els.‘ and a
'I‘Dcomplete coins» costs 25 cents. No
’ pnrgimr~nogriplntéato unpleasant ef-
fectdf but ‘B‘miiloto‘hdube use perm;
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EXTBADITION: FDRJEIXt-‘QDV. AMES
«H4 1‘91). 1’9_shfidm
l-Iannepln it County.
yeater-
, . wit the. of.
9. find; ed
prctnely potctttial'.
in every way: htit because of this fact.
we make mistakes and suffer the. core
z-erittences. Sanciity will not save na‘
from these consequences. '
Make clear distinction "between the
subjective anti objective minds.
See. the 'spirit body distinct, but in"
partnership with the material. ithero
are two of ’you all me. time. For the.
sake of greater emphasis you may gIVc 3
your commands to the subjective sclf’l
tfilIsitiltllfilziltayt. yg‘li‘erzit'agriivtgifldgg‘w of nerve. troubles and unhealthy blood.
ncction between the physical and spir- : rm}? £1“? :10 fmfii‘i' .my‘. 11mg? ”3?:
itual organism. Spirit'CT€8(88 and rei‘IaI“ a “I, "um” ”will i -.
createsthe body.‘ How'mav we. come i mm] supply t rough the hem“ t ‘3
to a right relation with unseen forces? 1 now an ,aeceptcd truth that upon the
Humanity t‘g seekingdo bring kngttctlonI ofIthe nerves depends health
to a proper relation ivith the unseen: ! and hoop nefis' Diseases and flabby
All faiths are seeking-to contact with ' nerves bring on insomnia. dyspepsia.
the. absent (on... sake or power We. i headache, DI‘OSU‘EKIOII; irritability. and
m... dolng‘th‘e saute thing‘ in seeking ! tassitnde; these in due. course cause
.subjoctivc pottery . I . ' future serious . ills. - Paine-s Celery
' ~(30nipottnd is the’ oniv .nieiticino that
e . ‘ ' t . .
”Wheafilg;%urfi£gf gimfiioi: 12?: ,oan bestow a full and lasting measure
.. . -. , . In!" health to men and women Who uni:
lifi‘ri’ifllil’ioli ‘é‘iiloi'li‘éii‘iéhii f" m and We "mime“
the relation bet’Weenhhe seen and the This wonderful agent: feeds-nourishes
unseen. ‘0 identify himself with the‘ and streiizthensIatl the nerve centers.
ovor-soul‘t‘or on; lake of gaining” know- purities mid-enrich; the hlmd‘ 19M“
ledge'nnd potter. __ . . . the. stomach. and'Itm-igoratea the one
There three steps necessary to “g 33‘3“! sift?” .
gainthis knowledge. and power-Morin 0.. k . 9 " 6": h’h“ ur ,
tation. creation and concentration. *3 .:t ‘ N" two-roars I have. suffered .with
, Thought a product 0 f the‘mtnd has rlyspepalaI..IdtIebilitated.nervoussystem.
mm” andfgower. Is a "16.“ vibration. and pulp tat on. of the heart.
goes’ who it hi dent und’tbednltunco
it travetsde tide upon‘its‘ positive
he?! Neza Itte ‘mouxhi'Ibnrdly' tots
nit-0. amm‘sovrn noi- .
The attitudinal! guilt“ effectual
that 2"“ out from: u‘ i: filatfihiéh
~ 3 .1“; ill ”mill Silt ambit! If @105. trough;
.' k or Any}? control. be deflected; '1‘.” “
you}? t guilty intuit «Inch timing ‘ ..
women“ 3 pattern pad, ' -.
pushes out to:- which atomistf‘hd‘.‘ '
(Madmen mh one. is the grub .
“mm strain, e . .'~
mt, a. an; groan ..
m I‘ ' : -4 . 1., ”iv-1t;- a w - .3. . . .
," “mixes“ color)“ it
H w “gondola:
13 mil b .
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Blood Purifier.
'A Remarkable Restoration ‘to
Health After Failures of
Physicians.
Fully half of thc iiidisposed. weakly
anti sick people around us: are victims
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and a bad taste iii
train no relief-{roman ofthom.
Ir KEN?"
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Iiiits been so
a 6
popular and successful remedy for tiny"
nhiiplain was stationed in Fort Sheri-I
The Great Nerve Builder and”
Miss Mm"
its: that—.—
i had
an awful-bail feeling in my stomach.
my month.“ i tried
three diflereutbhyaiclans but could
t.
.-lut.-I~liurdt of Paige's 'Celerr' Cour.
unmanned-it. and owe my restoration
to healthtomy use otthatgrlndmelh
only; took, tourw bottleypnd
ma" l . I._.I. . .
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’ If To mu. ”Panamanian;
‘ Bf . . . m F“
ind of cloth; I ’
“lithe 55ml
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IWEDN‘Esparii ‘
Bridgeport Advertiaoum
IIIt '
trier
Seine hint
Stilllliii
3 fleroWetiilter‘Provatls iii ; ‘
Matty oi? the; States“. and
. 3* Deleted Irafflc
Evert/tibiae Ihrougliout the
Country
St‘llNlCti'l'AllY. N. \‘., I-‘clii'unry is
itrporta from the country dlatrtctzt
indicate that the recent snow storm is
the worst of the season. High winds
carry the show altnitz. forming drifts
which. in some places. reach a height
ot‘iiftecit feet. in some. parts of no
country travel on the highways hflt'l
Il""li abandoned altogether until the
wind dies down illitl‘llll‘tlllltl the. far-
mers to plough through the drifts.
The train schedule IIIJH improved sontc- '
what. but the trolley service iit atlll‘
badly crippled because of the drifting
snow, The rural i‘rtc delivery system
rionsly interfered with: but
the authoritirs hope to get carriers
through today.
(‘IlEYENNl'L \Vyo.. February lh’w
The blizzard that has been raging iii
the southern part of Wyoming for H
\thk continues tierccr than CVCI‘.'RIIII
the blockade on all i'tilll‘ondu is pt'ucti-’
ezilly'cotiiplctc. 'Ihe storm oti Slit-r-
inau Hill is very sevm‘e. and every cttt
is tilled with snow. The average depth
of snow on the lliiloii l’ucitlc track ov-
er the. hill is four feet. and in places
the telegraph poles and wires are com-
plctely buried by drifts. West from
Shrrniaii to Ruwlins the. blizzard is ter-
rifle.
NEW YORK. l-‘clirtitiry 18-—'l‘iit-
snow storm of yesterday navr- way to
clearing skies and cold winds accom-
panied by failing temperature. At 8
o'clock today the weather bureau thor-
inr.ntctcr stood at six degrees above
zero. the lowest so far this winter.
HALLS'I‘ON. N. i'.. February 18—-’l‘lie
weather ls clearing today. The. ther-
nitmetcr registers ten degrees below
zero. Fifteen inches of snow fell during
the storm. making it total fall this .Wilh
tt‘i' tri‘ seventy-two inches.
l’l'i‘TSlll'Rti. l’a.. i-‘cb. ih.—-The
mercury registered oiio degree above
zero today. it was the coldest day
since February ti. 1900.
FAliMhllt. N. Y.. Feb. lS—Jl‘he bila-
’7::rd which prevailed in this section
all Monday night oiid yesterday left
over a foot of snow on the level. Roads
Rl‘u drifted fence. high. The toitipera-
turn was 8 tleureos below zero.
TROY, N. ii, Feb, Iii—Intense cold
premils todav in the Hudson valley.
the thcritioinctors running all the way
from rcro at this point to ten degrees
below at Mcehnnlcnvlllc.
ROCHESTER, ‘N. \'.‘, Feb. iii—~The
mercury went down to zero last night.
The weather is moderating today.
PI»HI.AI)EI¢I’HIA. l‘eb. lie-Reports
front up the state are to the effect that
last night was a record breaker for
low temperature. At I’ottsvllle early
today the mercury was 14 degrees he-
Iow zero; at Shamoklu. it below: Tain-
aotia. it below: Reading. to bclow_ and
ii’placos from I to 3 be-
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low zero.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Feb. iii—«it was
7 degrees below zero in Kain-tits City
this morning, a rise of 2 degrees in the
past 24 hours.
DES MOINES, 111., Feb, lit—JI‘hirtet-n
degrees below zero was recorded here
this morning. while still more severe
weather is reported from the. northern
portion of the state. Suffering among
the poor in acute. A perfect gate -is
blowing. which makes outdoor employ-
ment dangerous.
wWItIST SUPERIOR, Wis. Feb. 18—-
'l"ne head of the bikes is in the grip of
a blizzard today. the wiiid velocity be-
ing «tilinlles an hour. The official tcin‘
nerature at 7 a. in. was 20 below zero.
I'iolncss is practically suspended. All
coal other than that. sold under con-
Il'Ht‘l loiexltunuted, ' ‘
. SARA’I‘OGA. -» Feb. “Sr—The cold
wave brought tltc thermometer down
to 15 degrees bcIOW zero here today.
“ENS FALLS. N. Y.. Feb; JSwRo
ports from the Adirondack points show
than an extremecold'wave followed
yesterday‘s affirm. in Glens Fallstho
thermometer went. to 10, degrees be
, low. Lumbermeu who have returned
from the Cedar River region say there
is seven feet of snow on the level thére
anii thatIlogging. operations are dim.
i t. ‘
BOSTON, Feb.’ til-Zero weather fol‘
lowed yesterday's blizzard in New
nglanri. The temperature today
Irattircd. from 1.2 above zero at Nan;
tracker in 4 below at Eastport. Maine.
I and Northneld. Vt. In Bostonrthe low-
est otlicinl temperature was '6 above
Izero. Railroad and street our traffic
-waa still considerably delayed today
It by the. snow and extreme cold.
WESTPORT. Conn. Febrtiary.18-—~
; The first trolley car to reachdte're from
I NoiwalkI since. Monthly night. arrived
this morning. the road having been
biockndndby snow for thirty-six hours.
vilUFi-‘ALOJ.N.‘ Y.. February m-.-..
Chariot? Grim“: . axed ’ forty—five .‘vearé.’
was found unconscious in. the streets of.
Ho'nibn’r; today. so Badly, frozen that:
IIth died without regaining consciousé
ness. ‘1“ “ "‘ - -'
new
threat
low’ 'Ix'e,
recofdi‘b . .
this in in:
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‘ a. ornate ogreegbo
. ‘y mi Illing . he invest
‘ whit r'.""‘\vere reported
trom..thsted. Norfolk
.and at " ts inngtchtlold Conn
tattoo... I .. ilea r. ll“l‘ellt.-'.
strains: mottled geémewrw
2 . 713%.. ' g", e
.1“er “I? or
"What.” i i 33%“?
'0 . .. 59.9““. 9.: e, 0“”
ugtngloltgedfir genuine“: tn. "ain’t“
‘ ‘ .. . » r .; . ,l
all?
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o'extent on the .
. gold, mgnyp. one,
till.
~ term} It his.
About Fifty Differm
' It is well nigh impossib 1
tion without stopping to admire
are displayed each day. Tafiet
terchangeabie colors and shot
favor.
The polka dot is in great
styles of grouping.
white on dark blue or black.
ularly chic.
comes in jasper only. It is of
in weight. and will be used for
so make very fine dust coats.
which is a bias-gored Corset.
ated by a good‘lnany women.
There are new Girdlcs an
cts. up.
In connection with the Co
the Hose Supporters.
The Gatharrt. made either
Taylor's Twin Anchor. all
Velvet Grip Supporters.
The C. M. C..
I
Do not forget the Merce
the Wash Dress Goods Sectio
TRUE HEART DISEASE IS A RAREI
THING. t
The cause of your palpitatioii is.I
probably. pressure arising front gas iii i
the SlOllilltll~-llillt is. gastric indigcs-l
tion. A few doses of Cal-corn Sol~I
vent. Dr. David Ix'ennedy‘s new mcdi-f
cine will cleanse away the foul at‘t‘ll—i
mutations and the heart will run qttiet- '
i,\' and keep good time. Write to theI
Cal't'lti‘u Company, Roitdont. N. Y.. for
tree booklet and sample bottle. " I
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DENT MARRIED.I
Feb. iT~—'l‘hc lit‘\‘.l
W. it. Salttion. president of CarlottiuI
College. at Northflcld. Minn. and Miss
Alice B. Trtibce. of this city. daughterI
of Mr; and Mrs. Frederick Trttbee. of:
this city. were married yesterday after-
noon, at the South Cougrcgational
Church. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Timothy Dwight. former
president of \‘aleUuivcrsity.
COLLEGE PRESI
Illlliltlrll’LlIlT.
eclnlly during the winter months
the people suffer from a lack of hottltlr'
ful exercise and fresh air. Heavy eat-
ing of rich food. too. is another cause.
of distressing stomach troubles. con-t
situation and liillousncss. The whole
system becomes deranged and the ma-
chinery of‘tlte body clo
souous waste matter the. dormant liv-
er has failed to discharge into the bow-
els. llamou‘s Liver Pills and Tonic
Pellets correct these troubles quickly
and easily, without pain or Inconven-
lcucc. without purging or griping. 25c.
R. H. I’Ilaiétted. ‘ “
BRAKEMEN STRUCK BY BRIDGES.
BOSTON. Fob. lib—Frank Bullette.
a brakeman on the New York. New ...a-
ven & Hartford Railroad; was struck
by an overhead bridge in‘ Dorchester.
yesterday. and was killed. Cart La
me'e. another brakeman, was struck
by a second bridge and seriously in-
Esp
blinding snow.
” Not. ’a bit of use to endure the tor-
tures of rheumatic pains when there's
a sure router in reach. Ramon‘s Nerve
and Bone'Oit goes “right to the spot"
and acts like magic: It not only re
Have: the pain instantly but if its use
I‘s‘cohilnucd cures the disease. Get
the genuine Ramona—every bottle
bears ‘Ithc an” ”o "of Brown ‘hlnnufactur-
in; Co.‘ it. .Plalstn'd: ’ " . «”
LYNN, “MAsslgf‘ElilTQR‘ DEAD.
Lm.*1tlt_itts.z iron.“ 13.—Frederlck
W. ,tx’llder. 011p 1 or. the; editors of the
“i'..rnn‘Dal‘iv fireman Item: die'd‘yeeter-
day at Bright's thumb. ' . ‘
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. 'ro CURE A’tdub lN‘DNEDAY‘
Toke Laxative aroma-Quintana Tablets.
t ”“5 “4' ’
attire
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tarragon
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not. wxoriiinthts state and
known .2.» is genuine, died yel-
home here of pneumonia.
IuIdtl flgtrnveyom, . ,
: j—‘an‘ the huhngiboimfirlrtue- or
_ the got-way pine W. concentrated in
THE D. M. READ'
' Established 1 857.
FANCY TAFFETAS.
Bengal Glace is a new Silk 3: inches w
THE CORSETS.
New models are in for spring. and as we‘ltave more
than a dozen different makes in all their variations; our
Corset Section is very complete.
We have added to our list this season the P. N..
Kleinert‘s Hook-0n Supporters.
The celebrated “Foster“ in silk or cotton
rizcd Oxfords and Madras at
aged by the pub .
lured. The accidents were due to the .
. mate a my
CO
t‘Siytes at 31.00.
c. to walk past the Silk Sec—
the beautiful fabrics that
a is being shown in a var-
iety of noveliweaves and patterns.
The illuminated Taffetas which are woven of two in-
with a multitude ofaslnglc
line checks and stripes are very attractive. The colors are
so distinct. clear. and clean looking they are certain .to find
evidence. all sizes. and all
The Taffetas in monotone warp have innumerable dif-
ferent sized splashes of one shade. either gray. red or
They are considered partic-
idc. which
a strong firm weave. light
shirt waist suits. It will al-
.u
strong and comfortable. It
has a cork clasp protector. a feature which will be appreci-
Prices $1.00 and $1.50.»
(I Habit-hip Corsets froln 50
rscts we wish to mention
ut a belt.
25 and _o cts.
25 and 50 cts.
with or witho
t
60 and 75 cts.
25 cts.
25 cts.
25 cts.
colors.
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l1.
'IIIE I). M. liEt‘ItD COMPANY.
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}Iardly one. person in atliousnnd who
does not need an occasional dose of
liver medicine, Mont folks need it often.
The. best liver medicine is Ramon's
Liver Pitts and Tonic. Pellets. undo
I complete course of the two medicines
costs only 25 cents. Easy to take. plen-
saitt and mild in action, but. absolutely
thorough lit effect. You'll join the
lilOllSHlltIH who praise this great Mod~
crn 'l‘rcatiuent after a trial. Try them
today. R. H. l’laistcd. "
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WAGNER FARM SOLD.
HARTFORD, Conn. Feb iii-Tho
Times says that the famous East
(iranby piece of land. over which . .cro
has been so many suits and contests in
the courts and legislature of this state,
known as the “Wagner farm," has
been sold to President Chapin, of the.
Central New England Railroad. The
railroad will now be able to httild
Incross the farm without again appeal~
ingto‘the legislature for autltority to
do it. The price paid for the farui is
itot stated, but it is said to have been
moderate. '1 .
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you. it need: help. The help it needi,
is to digest your food. and until it get! it,
you won’t In; anyIpetec. Stomach
“mills. emit}
my saw: 'W?‘tfié so.
dangerous dim begin whh‘limple in:
digestion. . The tannin thriindixation
(an—digestion. subcontinent) wakm’
the syIttem and. illow‘ldia'die gemil to.
attackit'r The mtidllig “$3345 Syiiip,
muItgtlicning,n0\niflimg.mve. harm
rfingmumflmdm '
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by “recir'wé’fiitaeyew M‘ It
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