Now Spring Stock of Furniture In this Department will be found all
in“ and. lip-twists Designs and i-‘inirriIIs. - ' -' r " '
l tor Ipot cash only we are enabled to quote you prices Ith interesting.
“in 8011's . FANCY nocxans
0Aaos coucnas AND DIVANS
17101.1. :r'op psIKs
HALL Melts
IIIII. Ius‘rér AND cIrINAs BOOK CAI:
illibNNlIIla“ PAnLoa aul'lSI
MNIIII'RB mortars crrkiile
‘ NIION TABLES
We” a'aA'II sans
MUSIC CABINETS
PARLOR TABLES
WEE-$20.- '.;; :f'.‘".r' "Rim"? CHM“ ‘..
“In. OUR STOCK MATTRESSES ARE MADE 'i‘O OUR ORDER.
It ‘ hi (..I. In. -
h ..-...-
NT. FOR THE “CASLER” SECTIONAL BOOK CASE. "CALL OR
', , iron caraaooua
1r—
f‘iiknrsrarsarb." roan marinas AERATED TABLE warns. 5
511L017 3008.001 '
"4'r-r" '~- ...-... -- .. . .. . ..... ...
Y sent to Bridgeport to work on the
LLJRETS FOR THE MILITARY EUCHRE FOR BENEFIT OF HOSPI-
AY BE HAD HERE .- '2
l:rrl ' .
S. TURTEVANT
COMPLETE HOME FURNISHING.
I "170th Main and Ann Streets. §outhtlllorwalb
Inpu'yl,..r
lilSiERY Alli) UNDERWEAR
Bothlot these lines are specialties wrth us and
we§invlte the attentIon of those not already our
patrons' to our excellent values.
We have some desrrabie styles left in these
seasonable garments. at very low prices.
We have some fine pieces-oi Fur. in long and
in shorter shapes. all marked dOWn to attractive
prices.
‘I ‘ “.1 I'i ‘- 7‘s} 5
I ‘4'“: “3:371 ' 1.“). r_I . w. r l v ‘ 0
“-'....
Bl’ man
‘ \
III:
1 JHERIFF IAT‘ES DEAD. S
RWICH. Rob: '30. ——Nathan 1).
main seventy- -threo years. died
Hons: d‘Au'eH'r IN racer-1.5.
Foot Cut 017. Animal ,Kliled, and Yale
inrillaat Norwich today. Mp. the 3'” 1
torrent}. 1: Veteran of. the civil NEW travail lean all—Two Yale
Mil p.89: ii an a marine 9118!: stories 11 11010 hire at horse 1.:
i
rivalry in uhd Tim 0 to Walter Rho?
hotel in Cheshire. where they tried
Wednesday night min an outer mike
exhrlénce between Cheshire and Mt.
.Cafihel. They drove 'ori a'trj‘estle in tire
dark and the horse' a feet were caught
betwbeh the ties. A trolley car 'came
oiling and ‘cut off the horse's feet and
killed the aninIa1.'1‘he students yea-
terday settled for the horse and re-
film or???“ After the war lie
lilies and fpr man
11 as abe t{Lighter-at]?
mq’i'rlmnect
‘tia'ilnLtbd 8 tea ti'riliaralirll
dent Clby‘eiri‘na'dg:nd for one
_.,-of New Marion. county.
.I "v‘
0314.
m
,
. fused tb give their names. Neither
. . .. .was hurt. ‘
fl . —-E_uerg_v all gone? Neadhchc’f
Stomach out of order? Simply a case
of lamb] liver. Burdock Bitiod Bitters
will make a new" 1111111 or woman of
you.
HAS NOT Assosssb CONN. Wed‘fi
ERN.
NEW HAVEN. Feb.' BIL—President
_ Hartford Gamma says there is \”
trutth tho .teportleirculaled 111 the
executive lobby. in Hartford yesterday
that Common! Western Builtbad is
to. be absorbIIUiv the New York New
Haven and Hartford. . .
To}? law—'.-
”ill“ iii! .51: if. .. In”.
, s an I
0. gazetted. I taken”:
torn. out our Mall-1m 11b. -’-
1. Twls wnmmm
11.11.0111» New t‘m'thIHIm-m
Are till this
if”? of all ”1160.171730]
II.~~....Iil‘: '
trick
Move on the Part of the Men
WA'l‘lrJiiilURl’. 00110.. February :0
—-'I‘lle linemen employed-1b)! the Con-
I'Iecticlrt Railway and Lighting (‘onI-l
parry. in this city. Went on strike today. ‘
as a protest against employment of a
non- union man by the company. Ray
Half of Bridgeport. is the milli whom
lilo strikers objtlct to as an cnrpioyc of;
the, company.,. He formerly worked:
here has lineman. but was afterwards
company‘s lines there. Now the runn-
Irgement has again forrnd need of his
services III Waterbury, and he has been
placed in charge of the emergency re-
pair wagon. When he was formerly in
Waterbury, Plait was a member of tho
I‘llertrlcal Workers“ Union but after
gains; in Bridgeport. he is said to lIl'ivc
scvclcd his connertion with the union.’
The announcement that he .was to have
charge of the emergency. crew. was
made this Irror'lring.,11nd led to an 1111-
mediate protest from the crew. The
i'oremuu and one of his men r'cfuscd
‘ M'rsJ.‘ 0. storm
jpluen yesterday at tho. 101117101110 ufl
Io work urider Pilot. and when tlrr'v
presented their contploint to the super-
Irrtenderrt. ilrrvid Meth. .ch given!
their disc-.hargc Other linemen andl
lrclpcr's. ten in all were then called outl
on strike. in order that the city's
lighting might not be interfered with
it was announced that the l' IIiorI would
11 'iow the light trimmers who aroi
member s of the organization to remain:
at work. There was no change in the!
conductor" 1-1 and motor men s strike m'i
day. and 110w that nrosr ol' the trouble
due to the recent storm has been rcnr- l
rdicd. the c"ompanss cars and tlrel
strikurs' bosses resumed their usual
running schedules. '
TODAY 1N WALL STREET.
WALL STREFT. .:10 10 a. III. —-"'1111 ['1
“as an irregular recovcry Ur prices at
the opening of the slor k market. with
1 row prominent stocks lagging witlrl
small declines. stocks which Were most 1
I’l'pl‘cssr-ri ycsicrdrly. led in the rail).
Metropolitan Street Railway. Arnal-
Killlllilt‘il (‘oppcr and St. Paul showing
large fractional gains. St. Louis and’
San Frunciscomowd rip strongly near-l
iy three points.
“A1 1. STRI"ET 11 II. n1 ~—Brrviug'
ol'dcls predominated in the later deal-i
lugs and the support extended to yes-
ir'rday's. weak feature aroused a bet
Icr' feeling. Si. Lonis'aud San Francis-
co mct realizing orders ..and lost n
1101111 of its opening will. brri was push-
ed in again to 84 3-4 a rise of‘i polrrts
The first preferred and second prefer
I'cd stocks gained ‘2. 3-4 and 3 9-4 re-
spcctlvely. Hocking Valley rose 2 3-4,
Substantial advances were also nladc‘
in St. Paul Atclrisolr. N. Y. LeniraI'
Amalgamated, Tenn Coal, Sme..lng
preferred. Metropolitan Street itali-
nay Metropolitan Securities andl
Brooklyn ’i‘rnllslt which ruled beta cell
alr'rd. " points higher.
Iteports over private wire of Maples
it Goldschmidt. commission brokers
Swartz & Corbett's block, Sorrth Nor
walk; .
, ‘ Open High Low 1:30
Itlilal. Copper, 7:! 731,4. 2 7314.
American ice, 107,... 10% 107.4. 1074.;
Am. ice Did. 39 39% 89I 39AM
Amer. Loco. 30% 30% 301/.- 30% 1
Am. Smelt. 51 51% 51 51"
Am. Sugar, 130 130% 1:10 131ml
Anaconda. 11m 118% 11714. 1181,91
I\.ITI & S. Po, 87% 87% 8’1 87%
A.T. & S. I“. I). 100% 100% 100% 1001/,
Unit & Ohio .9811. 38311 98%; 98%
Bkl’n. R. '1‘. till 611%. (iii 69%
‘_bes d‘s Ohio, oil-‘i. 5151. 50% 51%“
Chi. Gt. West" 2671'. 27 26% ”6%”
c. M is St 1' 1708/. 1771.0176117 177%:
Col. & 1., 717;. 757151. 71971
Consoi. (ins. 218% 218% 2l7% 218%.
not a 111171.179 I II 1711, 179 .
Eric 38% 39% 88% 39% ‘
Eric lat pfd. 70% 70% 70% .70"}
..Ilr central, 1141;. 11134. 14115 1411/.l
s‘rxiu‘. & Nu'sil.126% 125% 125% 125w
Manhattan 142 142% 1-12 142%.
per. sorry, 137% 138% 137% 138314!
Mex. Central 26 26 2,614.
lirex N't'cué- 18% 18 18%1836
L.ltt it. .‘rt '1'.. 28% 28 28% 28a
#6. Pacific. 112% 113 172% 113
rational 1415111 27% 27% 21 27%;,
N Y. Central 147% 1483‘ 147% “854i
Norf 6': West” 73% 741. 373% 74‘ ;
our. & 'W‘est. 331,; 3:17.. 33p, 33%?
. Pacilflcniifail. “401.4? :0 . 40
Bebe, 9 1, 9 1191/.
'People'a 3913 161% ml: 1041.4 1011.1
reap. Car 63 3 68 6:1
ending. I 82% 279 6251. 32%
0.11111) later. 21 .2317. 21% at
Rock lsliihd III is}. Isa. 1117
goals island, 1. so so 89., so__ ,
ubber dbrxl’a,‘ 28% 23 ’ 28% 28 _
sou ps‘clnc, «71% .6417. 63% 131
8011. Ry Co. tin. can. at" at '
-Tenn. 0‘. 01.. 615 60% ad 65%
Texris 15mm; «11 41% l‘ 4114
111111011 Pa Inc will. 1015i 1010; 101
[111. Pic 91979434 194’
111 Laurie; “$211322 14
U. Lea. 1170.93: :i‘l- 93 it:
113%"; C. " 25. 2
U S 3% 39
U. 8. Steel pfd. 377.1%“ 83 87 88.
:wabaah . 5332 30 .
.Wabaa‘hl pm. 5332‘“; '51“
West. 11.4 ,, 55 9%
lscon. C t. 27% 337% 37% km,
1513””: IIIIVA D L33";
Flynn «mat. on counsel.
was upon Ill'olt 9:" same ole-
men train today and area may
afterwards.
sentenced-Isa...
1 rrrcalls of a tug or steamer as soon as had learned that
‘ possible.
1 day morning had considerable difficulty f ford.
lilo llttlc daughter-.0
‘ portrait or
"stop of privitoy was ‘nsso'eiatod
vIAN Area. 0611 music Ll. I l d
a DIiightiui Pr kingplilnofiirrlrm VPlemnS fin
A charming afternoon musical was
)
Their Wives
g.‘"‘ri3:§d.§.i:§h’bi' 5111.53.37; "‘ililliii‘iitrliiis (Stimuli-
RIIOtllt' '- 0“ 1" n 0 8 1|
’ lied 904:? :llearin foster a
Mrs J. C. Ncwirirk in Morgan avcrrrrc. .
by some of 1101 vocal pupils 11nd 11011101
(If the piano pupils of Miss Sally S 1
Butte. . All of- the pupils acquittedl
thcrrrrrolves vcrv croditably, and somoI
Misses liaits and Kemuer.
'l l
‘Corrir lto soloin—
’ liiion or Gottag
11. "Oh Rent 111 the Lord” (from 14111
l Oil
“ lab) I ..... ‘... Mendelssohn
ureanaasisurldmgs at rm. 3 Sop.
Miss Edna Bradley.
Piano solo—"Ado du‘ linbcs Vatcr'iilhus"
H 10
liets‘ Home
.........................
Miss Emily itamlle.
Soprano solo—~“The Rosary".. ..Nevrrrl
Mia Hattie Parker I lleforc the appropriations cornmltico
9 ’ - l
yesterday afternoon a hearing was held
011 the resolution appropriating $0 000
for the erection or cottage buildings at
Flu-'11 0 Home for- Disabled Soldiers and
Sailors at Dnrlen. the houses to b0 00.
Piano solm-"Nsrcisillr' ........ Nevin
Miss Ethel'Britto.
Soprano soles- i
11. "Rejoice Greatly” ifI'orII the Mes-
slab) ---------------- Handel cupiuidry the vet crane and their wives
b~ “The bass with ”“3 Delicate Air" Mrs Elizabeth 11 Bevin of East Hamp-
------------------ D'V Arne tolr former chairman of the executive
Ml” GNU“ Adams Loomruitlec of tho Woman’s Relief
““1110 9010“"80118 01' lllf‘ “er 110‘“ Corps of the (l. A. 17.. made. a plea for
Mrs William llovi 'sulte ma In ”mung houses at tire
(““m‘m’ “0'09“ Horne for Soldiers in which the veter-
..Oh Jesus Thou Art Standing" limp and their irclpmntos could pass
............ . '.. . . . . . . . .. (“01mliiii‘ll'det‘llillllfl you“; iOKlillCl‘ Ulltit'i'
”If i lint Knew ..... Mrs Gayrror‘ u“. plan 11101105011 small cousin's
Mrs. Hartley Williams
i'inlro solos”—
1 "Song Wiilrout Words No 10'
................ Mendelssohn I
b."Bsrcat'oi'.e" ...... Invlgnac
Miss Willnlfrod 'l‘ucker.
lirrss solos—
"Still wle de Naoht' ....... Bolmri
l. “The Mighty Deep". ..w 11 (irrdrl
Chester Benedict.
would be erected, to each of which a
. veteran and his wife would be assign
cd. Sire. slatr. d that Connecticut was 111-
IlIosi alollc among the states in having
made no provision for the cane of the
leI‘i-l of tire illll soldiers. in oiht‘l
sluice the admission of women to 1111.-
soidir rs homes had proved advan-
tageous and beneficial. The Woman's
l itfcl‘i'lzerCorpsliulti‘onrroctlcui. hlad 0. fund
0 1 iii am i I s added to tie appro-
MORE COAL ARRWE'S 'N PORT- Ipl" niiorr asked for from the state would
"'pIo\iIlc i'or Ilrc erection of suitable
buildings at iluI'icrI. The board of man-
'agcrs ol‘ Fitch‘s Home. she said, Were
not in favor of the admission of we
Raymond Brothers. 'i‘hey arc ibc' men to the home but if the slate made
barges Course Higgins and C. 1.. Mil-' the appropriation for the purpose. the
lt'l They contain about 800 tons of cottages uould ofcorrl'ac, [rebuilt Sire
crori. An attempt was made this nroru lguvc a list of the state which admit
1111; lo get them to the. dock so that f \r'tclairs‘ wives to the soldier's homes
the cnrgOes could be diachtrrgcd. lull as follows; \t'.iscorrslrr North Dakota,
the. ice which is, six inches thick in Ohio irrdlsrru iowa Michigan New
the. Norwalk riycr. presented thrnr Jersey Nebraska and lilinois $110
from getting within fifty feet of the lead a letter from Congressman Henry
dock The. i(i‘ will be broken up by 7 in wi'rith lrc ur:oir that on inquiry he
the admission of
to the Wisconsin home had
ice in the Harbor Prevents Some VII-
irIln Coming in.
1110 loan or coal have arrived for
The river is frozen 01"c1. worucrr
practically solid from the r".ailIosd . bcou attended with good. results.
bridge to Norwrrlk and it is possible: \llus llulrici 7.1 ”Map. of Hartford
.‘Ior the steamer Eagle to get through ' formerly national president of tire Wo-
but doubtful if u sllrallcr boat could] man's Relief (.01 ps advocated the pos-
do ii i saflt' of the Icso ‘utiolr and it was also
.1. \anlncI- Marvin has 11 barge load l irriorerl by (‘sniairr 11's is: Hicks. of
coal on route but the, ice is so i.".lrirlt '\'cw 1111111111 cx-dcpal'irut'lrt command-
nc'al bis docks that it will be. lmpos- tr; (‘irrrplrrirr liaryes. of the House:
slblu to lrrrrd the '001 until the ice itcr. Mr. iAIwell of mlddlriown; Cup
breaks up. The steamer Citl of Nor- turn lit-111v it. lobes of New Hartford
walk. which wont to Now l'ork'ycsicr- irrnd .luder licnrr 1'3. 'l‘rrlntor' of 11mi-
ca-Ilcpar'lrucrrt commander. also
lll gettingihronglr the thick ice and our minke in favor of the passage of the
turn the Sound. l‘t'mllliioll.
-—-—--———-—-— Senator i’rrttisorr chairman of the
BRISTOL WOMAN MISSING committee said that lrrdgr A ll Hem-s
(mp: of puma lir'udlr \. of Norwaik. icbairmau of the board of trustees of
Ilsa r-pcmwd “mum” announcing lirI-l the Soldiers Hospital. desired to be
disappearance from Bristol on Nov-cm ”mud in ”Kurd '0 “1“ "WWW" up
her 20th of u German r moan and her Iproprtation t“- he ““13 "“3le l0 ll“
The circllinl'al prr sent yesterday an opportunity
any that the cause or lr’er' disappcar- would b“ gireu l" him 10 be heard
‘.‘iltC is unknow 11 1101' name is Mar-
Ilru Fox and her age twenty- -nve year's. .NEWARK V'CTIMS lN HOSPITAL.
She weighs lilo pounds: has dark hair "“
.md blue eves and u “m 0‘.”. out I.‘.')(' IAli But Three Reported Today as Do-
Onc daughter Helen is rim 0 and 0110- § 1.19 Nic'eiy.
half years of age and Elslc. two )cm . . . . . . . .
The latter has Ir prominent bll"tllrnniki ‘AEWARK, l" J" M’b' 30"1‘1‘” "c
on tho back of her' head. The father. , 8“?” of yesterdav' 3 collision at the
101111 Fox. resides at BristoL A re lion areurrc crossing who are in the
WM is offered ‘“ the husband and hospitals were reportcdtodav as doing
frther :wrll with three exu'ptlorrs. Those
'wlroso condition is not favorable are
l"ctrr Brads the ruotorman of the
.wrockcd car' . Oscar BI-cklin.cngincc1'
of the 1.111 kauairna train. and Miss
l lcunie Mclarllruld. of this city. The
house. surgeon said today that liradys
dottill might Ircrur at 11111 time 111-
“2222‘11133‘12'rgit‘ii.1’.‘..il‘.'.‘i.-2‘Zi;l‘s' 51:; :iiroriglr there sans) still a possibility of
. rs 1"t'royerv. rc condition of Miss
rectron so far aslrilc IImnlli 3113239 a: ‘ Mclaeiland. who is sixit‘un yenrs olrb is
'1ntersta:e comcm‘trwRIl'n L 1:1 :“w extremely. critical. The house ‘sur-
€010." 90 (1:10 tu 1ill I l‘lnlr Elation in ““011 would not say whether or not she
gape. £11111 ‘1‘ 0| I lit: tth indlvld bad 11 chance of l'ecovclr Engineer
"gill; 32;: :{fl'prllr‘té‘y nhrrrrlcln botlI {it-011351: condition it “110 said at the
. . map a grave.
“8‘01: lldwa: dofldIUdA "3‘: 1:291‘1aymf“ The public proscc'rltor and county
prism 00 no 3‘". i) ' physician are conducting separate lil-
rralmo a111d reputstrlon. i 1 h ro l a . rrstigations into the cause of the dis-
‘ :“zeufSLSSng \‘wvotnlllfl‘WlllCll 1101': aster. and they will submit the results
If! a In 0th 11 ll 11' offensive to I to the. Essex County grand jury. width
8101 y In a You t‘ t it th-l "e i now in session. A charge of man-
ll‘sebrll‘vz‘llg: {:Stglijli“ i?“ yorinlé‘wol Qzlauglrtcr bus llieerr preferred against
‘ ‘on it i 1 r . l’ .
man 5 picture is represented 011 an ad “Man; (gaSGubech'l‘ glacifl”..‘,§3i‘r‘y§gf§fa
vertiaement in which she has no "“0“ l ball for examination.
cat and without her permissloushe hus —————————-
no redress. Advertisers may take “1)" Tile late James Arkell of Canadohar-
1’5“§3.‘.‘.‘il‘.."'f£31§“.‘§'.33'“”SITES:'lf-“9.2;! 1.? «01.1.5012er “’"‘
I am var s 1' r e t was
outrttge for which existing 131V 1“") ibis editorial connection with the Al}
”if: Ingsé‘ggigré 7.1 or “as biil' b'any lorrrnal was r. potent factor in
market; it a penal olfllnzsge for any 0110 l 1.3105038: lion ”in? Rikki”? 1210 into ifln‘i‘t-
c, aged in i ttrstate or foreign com lecmgizfdlelllit evaalll fr kid/allbkvi‘cley
118 ‘
merce to usenior commercial purposes it so happened that :71? Arlkcll wants;
or for the 1111;110:000; :rar‘li'néiliwfigznlfé irolm “133"“ made postmaster at 21
may ere were numerous can 1-
340301;; 3‘25:- afltT‘lggm filling)?! all):lgatesfanclagrfialtir‘rll‘lug‘nceg l§?%hb if;
that! ear or c o e r e
1121:4111; errata: 121.213.“: 21:22: agrarian are: a"
1m 0 c on n
.contly deceased. Nor would the pcnnl- I home. when a“. sub 31:7 wits prgficllltod"
ties of the» bill apply rnilcss the 13:73; 393317" {Exists hemmed and bowed.
. 'ail heart on rinsed
'interabato‘or‘ foreign commerce. it is would films to 93mg” fig 0313:5315:
gorse...'rstnrran.“rzz:r 3”3d‘°£r’l’“°fiiki 117.3%?“ m" d“
- I i 11 0 r e rs .11
jurisdiction over 1119' 01701180 'llIG lady wits ushered into an 1511.111:
PORTRAITS lN ADVERTISEMENTS
(Philadelphia Press )
The right of money is not- sufficient-
ly protected by statc law in respect
to the use of onc's picture. itepre
. off so itself must beyerornmitted in parlor ,‘Wh'enihe hutlegh brou Milli ‘11:
001100an with interstate commerce card SQ/ngtgr Evarté ch95“ poem
toboslven Federal Jurl lctlonI - ' tournament Att pool ,9 econ-
Tho l‘ita‘gmm bill is “11011011sz 'versatlon Mr. 'Ari'teii a rite blni
‘but mi'sdemeahors or 111111 kin‘d are say: "an right 111 ‘rl‘ ‘ve'or a to-
$9111“ with moro'IIlsffectlvely bi“ marrow" arid bid her 6011 evening.
Yahte lair. Sine: thet coul;tal blurs When returned Mr Arkeli said:
3 oval egreat erect n sta e sa- "011' 1‘ y: senator is our dau bier
tion in 1111s I'eI'pect the hints logica- in?" .. y g
lines should proprptly provide a rent
city for the offense. I
- “I see by'me papers that Submit:
Ioll. speculators have "I: 111100
telling a lot of Worth stock Vir
glnia preachers."
"fl'ml ThIt‘aoiro ray of libills 11110
tho'ltlilotryf' filaltir'noro North. ‘
“Do'ybu one
to tho?
' “Wiell.,theh" be 1316‘“ “is one of
v'our “3:! again 211115."? W
gill, ‘
«oi'w '1' ii»-
“WW? 1 observe ”Wk (mind. 3.
that Shiketlwaregoea .3110: 3111113100 than does pqltu.
Mr“- ‘ I: I . w .
...
e
THED lVI.
‘Beitslfor the aiming season.
tier or more varied.
Established 165 7 .
'READI co.
BELTS AND GIRDLES.
Evidently there is to be wide latitude in the matter of t
The styles were never Ipretv
' I ll '3
Tai‘i'ea. Satin. and Pcau (10 Sale appear made up in' .11
multitude of fashions.
and Girdles will all be worn.
Sole crushed into Bodies effects.
Buckles are of Oxidized Silver.
Bodic c shapes.
Pbstillion Backs.
and wide bands of Penn dc
17
‘Cut 'Steel. French
Gray and Gilt. Back pieces are shown to match all Buck-
les.
There are Pendants and Chains of Oxidized Silver
that add to the ornamentation.
.s-
Priccs from 25 cts. to $5.00.
New German Silver Girdics have appeared in 110ch
styles of links. ciasps, and tassels.
They have an. exceed-
ingly chic appearance and will be in decided taver.
We have an exclusive line from $1.00 to $18.00.
ART NEEDLE WORK.
This Section steadily draws its; crowd of admirers. The
display of Mount Mellick work is of great merit.
The
specimens of White Linen to be used in combination
with Fish Net also attract much attention.
ed piece shows the simularity
lace. It is of great beauty.
A commenc-
of white silk applique on
We have a complete collection of the Heminway pro-
ductions which are world famous. all the different Silks in
all the color shades in the calendar.
New Heminway instruction Books have been received
which contain color plates. sug- ' trons and directic ..Is
The Silk Section daily receive; ‘.‘.1“.V
of the fact that it is full to overflowing.
arrivals in spite
The Fancy Taf-
fetas seem to be the magnet at present.
There is a splendid display of Hemstitchcd Handker-
chiefs. just thc practical common sense kind that people
uSe every day. and that one cannot have in too great
number.
THE D. M. HEAD COMPANY.
Bridgeport, Conn.
o"_wi1s ,tlre ropiy,‘ "she has gone
BRISK MONEY ORDER TRADE.
Withdrawal from Bridgewatcr, Conn.,
May Cost Postmaster There Most
of His Salary of $1.800.
WINSTEI) Feb ‘.Zti—Clrar'lcs 11.
Thompson pioneer of the mail order
business in this county. has purchased
the large building now occupied by the
l"lr'si Nnilorml 11111111 in New Milford
and “"11 mow hrs busincs as to that
town. _
ercrr Mr Thompson cstablisncd
his noullr business in lir'idgeualcr
the atrium of tire postmaster was 10-.
creased from $1518 to Si 800 per aIIIIum
on account of the great lllcicaso in
mail mutter When he leaves tilt'l‘t'
the posimastrr's pm will probably
drop back to the or iuirral Ilgrrr'c.0!rc11
there is so much mail in the Bridge-
w nic r post oillrc for the outside world
thal a furme"r as bar wagon is required
to Drill: ii to the Irczrr'esl railroad in
New Milford.
Especially during (in winter months
the people suffer from :1 lack of health
in] exorcise and fresh air. iicavy eat
111g of rich food too is another cruise
of distrr ssing stomach troubles eon-
stlpatiorr and billousness. The whole
system becomes deranged and the run
0 lililery Of the bad) clogged by the pol»
souous waste matter the dormant liv-.
er has failed to discharge into the bow
cis. anon's Liver Pills and Tonic
Pellets correct these troubles quickly
and easily without. pain or' inconven-
fence without purging or griping. 25c.
R. H Plalsted.
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HANKINS' LIABILITIES $814, 610.
CHiCAGO Fell. 211—111 an amended
petition filed in the. United States Dis-
trlct Court George V. llankins. the
well known turiman says ills debts are
more than dduble those which he sche-
drrled last November. The total liabil-
ities of which he asks to be relieved
by order of corrI'L amount to $814, 610.
His assets remain the same as before.
correlating of property valued at 811,-
000 The principal claims which did
not appear in the original schedules
are in farm of holders of mortgages
giyeir in 1891'» and 1896. These amount
to about 8500. 000. Another large claim
which :was not scheduled before is that
of thbanirufactur rs“ and Trariers' Na-
things! 11011311171117le ro'r' tab. 000.
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‘i‘p 0011s A 001.0 IN ONE 011v
liaxatlye Brolno innrne Tablets
"Mm’ on even
signature Milo; 360._
MES: RAILROAD W. GE SCHEDULE-
11001317071. 0,—A new wage
schedule was leased by the with»
gateway mntllij git ad moo in was
gal“ the tral amen “$1 can actors on
the lace west of the tsetse ppi equal
to the incpease Iilow by the St Lou-
is 111100 ”regently as we lair concessions
to the 10111111on11 01' other divisions
Not a hit of use 0 endure the tar
”turns of rheumatic ins when there‘ r
n In relief In reach. Ramon s Nerve
and tone Ni 'rlglrt to the spot"
like fifimc. It not only r'o-
and arts
elm-tie ifits no?
"erudite, min i all!
inconttmred ““38
'the III Jaime
“I!” M _{ ”placing; ”a"
‘ gr...
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OVSTERMEN WILL, ,WAGE WAR.
Cultivated Growers Seek to Stop Sale
of Seed From Natural Beds.
HARTFORD. Feb. 20—0117» or on.
most strenuous contests 0f the session
is being slowly developed between the
natural oystermcn and the cultivated
or sic'.1mclr Tile latter want to pr'c
veal by a measure now pending bi‘
fore the legislature persons living our-
side ilrc state from taking sci d or stcrs
from thesi- nntnrul beds and selling
them to parties lll Rhodc island and
New York for planting along the
coasts of those states.
DeWiTT'S WITCH HAZEL SALVE.
The only positlrc cure for blind.
bleeding itching and protruding piles
uts burns. bruises eelzcma and all
1111 anon». of tire skin. i)e\\itt' s is the
Irrlv “itch 1111.ch Suite that is 11111111-
from the pure unadrrltr rand witch 11:1
'ci~~all others are corllrtcl'fliis De
IVitt' s Witch Hazcl Snlvc is made to
rrre~courrtcrfclts al'c made to sell.
.‘liifol‘d Pharmacy "
' is
After mulryou Ihouid have Iimply a
tooling of comfort and satisfaction. You
should not feel any Ipecialnp'ditxtiom thIt'
digestion in going on. if you do, you
have ibdigeatim. which means sot-diges-
den. “aliphatic beginning-of»
many disposal, that it II best to
(attain hand at once and treatitwith
“0th.? “1101'. Can-pave
W.
Norwalk Chronicler