circulattuttiaitd parlor
vino. W.» to - a rear .
with Frank Baxter. the par dm
slut. in odor one at his pt. soul a
medicines at. halt price to any one we
will cut out the following coupon and
present it at his store.
. .. .
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¢OU70N. :
. .iis coupon entitles the holder :
Mani-let velvet. ‘: to one 600 poems of Dr. How- :
. ”"L. . ._ .I :u:d':s::oibo tor tit: cure of con :
“Wilton Velvet idling $333.2? io°ai§°auiiiii
Bionileu Smuraas.
ilcd purchaser. :
FRAfiK BAXTE‘R.
Fine Brussels.
instain's.
TWENTV- FIVE CENTS.
Furs.
l
l
1 Dr. Howard a specific tor the cure of
Ycousiipation and dyspepsia is not an
unknown remedy. it has made many
‘ remarkable cures right here in South
Norwaik anti so positive is Drunlat
‘liaxtrr of its great superiority in cur-
ing dyspepsia constipation sick head-
ache and liver troubles that he will. in
'nddiilon to selling it at. half price, reA
‘,i‘und the money to any one whom it
.‘does not cure.
I. if you cannot call at his store. cut
out the coupon add mail it with 25
locals and a 60 cent box of the specific
will be sent you by mail. charges paid.
Do not put it off. "One today is worth
two tomorrows."
. : . This is a. great opportunity -for our
as. Many special bargains in fine furniture will be faundi readers to obtain a rovu'ar remedy N
a small price. There are sixty doses
. ‘iu cvorv package. and unlike ordinary
,constipatlon and dyspepsia remedies
libs dose is decreased after the. first
:t'ew days.
¢OMPLETE HOME FURNISHING. .
Wee: range from 25c to $25. 00 each
m: is our Annual Clearance Sale at which cost cuts no}
(23 m3
EH9: ....r
"it is almost impossible dear to
inane a house for a shorter time than
one year. nowadays." he said. "an int
protect myself, i must ask you——-~"
“Ask me what?" intermptcd his
iIridc-to-bc
, "To agree not to seek a. divurie ini-
;tii the expiration of the tirst year's
North Main and Ann Streets, South Norwallt. I-nat»."~catnotic Standard and Times.
Especially during the winter months
. _ ,, -. _ ml, peoplIe suffer [from a lackiot'hoaith-
i'u exerc so and rash air. 1 envy oat-
23*?“ng T0 OEKNMEMORIAL OR-. PAGE GOES To STATE PRISON. lag of rich food. too. m another cause
“.oi‘ distressing stomach troubles con-
.~ . a
MW.IF‘$112I&-~ME.WIHM: Soldiersv Home inmate Beatenesd to
.. my 0 . i am oyt, w o hreo Years for Obtaining ,
many years a Wellv knownl Fraudulent Pension. I3mmliltizlioiirfiifi‘éifii 3:: “:3:
”cm“ in New York y "m i NEW HAVEN. Feb ~5 ”N “W “l" sonous waste. matter the dormant Iiii-
Mad her intention ‘0 W939?" Itlllm} of February term of the United .... has tailed to dlschargfl into the bow'
ethodisi ChUI‘Ch 0" this city., States District court here today incluls Ramona
8.1118111”me her has gland Jury returned indictments in Pellets mm.“ those "0"],ng quickly
to "fitfummt w“! cost be- i “W" 0M9“ and the" WW“ immediate and illBl' y without pain or intonvcu-
. wow 9nd ”5000 and orders ll disposed or by the “0“". John-11......“ without. purgingor grilling 25's.
50 Bed stance 10? the building Page. an inmate of the Soldiers“ Home it. n Phflgtpd . u
‘ a memorial Em Will 81.0 m‘ ‘ in Noroton was sent to state prison . ......”
oxtsnslvo improvements to the for three years for securing ll pension "Now lids.”
‘agiiIiIlulonttIlcy; Illannab Stampson. oi‘ . nun; 1,, an mp1 dagjxlh'
man Li at .. . . . .
Will head is an eczema of the I a pension wa‘flg: t‘o fit-Ill $51603“: ltu \thllllll ',m"n"“"§§' that tai-
, “W .98 H n pct lot It ulllrlt‘ly. surely. ptoicsttil
~ V0!" severe 301118111368. but ll of $100 and costs. and Ambercieimm Kidd.
, it?“ Dorms Ointment quick Welcb or Naugaiuck for a minor iii-
Wat in “8 refilllti- At Ml? i traction of the United States revenue.
We. 60 cents law settled upon payment of costs.
0 AT New naarronb ;' A WEAK s-romtca T saves a sows use. ‘
KANE-m Feb 25‘3”“ causes a weak body and owner dis-i Mrs. Captain H Hubbard of bill
Milne” 0' ease. Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure. curse and ford. Dot. says: "Brazilian Balm sav
hfll ashoea removed the strengthens the stomach and wards' ed my boys lite. He hem just like
is». lint has been distributing o! and overcomes disease. .l. B. Toy-E the one we lost. with croup. We its“
ii Ninth in WI!“ in WI little lor, a prominent merchant of Chrics- him a few doses. He quickly dropped:
idle and the people W110 “56d man. Tex., says: “i could not eat bo' to sleep and was all right in the mar
.. on it for wages have. gone. cause oi a weak stomach. i lost all i sing.” For sale by 8.}! Plaisted it
W. but not 11908963“ strength and run down in weight. All ll. Baxter. and The HCllilord "hm
that money could do was done. but all Inacy.
hope of recovery vanished. Hearing
of some vmdertul cures eaected by
use of Karl ii. i concluded to try it. The
first bottle benefitted me. and after
taking four bottles 1 am fully restored iishlng on Sundays. and never lived in
to my usual stronsth, weight and 'the suburbs—Brooklyn Lite.
health.” Clifford Pharmacy. “ i .
ESCAPE? AN AWFUL FATE.
Estimation and hlliousness. The whole
"Yes‘ in Why not?"
“Why that‘s so loud. it would wake
the iIaby."-Philndeiphia Press.
mp.u~.~..~.
llirector~Wby have you such touti-
Iience in the new cashier "
‘0: pots and ssliow and the
Presldentwllc drinks. smokes. goes
[1 and [any Whence tue dif-
_ Y Site with is blushing with
uses Dr. King's New Life Pills
hair: it. By gently arousing the
. tile ompel good diges
.Mad 'constipation. i‘ry INSTANTLY KILLED BY FALL. I Mr H Huggins. of Melbourne Flo...
lily 25c. at F. H. Ballet‘s; ANSONIA Feb. 26. ~Whlle workingflvrltes “My doctor told me i had Con.
sumption and nothing could be. done.
{or me. i was given up to die. ThelI
otter of a tree trial bottle of Dr Itlng‘ti
New Discovery for Consumption. in
duced me to try it. Bean is were start
ling. I am now on the road to recovery
and owe all to Dr. King's New Dis-
covery it surely saved my life." This
great cure is guaranteed for all taroat
and lung diseases by F. H. Baxter
Idruggist. Price 500 and 3t 'i‘rlsl bot-
tles tree. ' "
Igloo much recreation tails to recre-
I ~.
on a staging twenty- two feet above
the floor in the. machine shop of the
Farrell Foundry and Machine Com-
pany yesterday. D. J. Murphy. 0 car-
punter aged thirty~ ~.threc tell and was;
almost instantly killed His skull
was crushed. His wife and several
children survive him.
a—OTOP THAT COLD.
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
Allan Mails breaking up Golds when-
Jver tried. almost without exception
10.15. toe and 31.00 bottles. The Ii‘ilii- ‘
-...'~a 'Mvrar'a or Finland's: "
.T'WIIURY. MAN DEAD.
" t D. Feb. 26.~—Thomss J.
, . sixtyiops years old. one 01 the
it than at Glastonbury. Iatro-
wfilaatoabary- Kolttins Gomv
his bottle in that town
-~ We: heart disease
‘ ., fill its was town treasurer
. . 86 to October 1892.
“for or the Glaston-
mCorporalion and a
town board of library
mat-V Ii
ilRlDGEPOR’l‘, February 25—lv‘l re.
yesterday afternoon. partly destroyed
tlte new brick car barn at the winter
quniteiu of tho iinrnum a Bailey til‘
cus oti the. west side of this city. and
burned a number of corn belonging to
the circus. The loss is estimated at.
$100,000. on which there is insurance of
838.000. .
‘ The tires originated in the south end
of the building. where painters and
decorators were at work preparing the
cars for so. In some manner a lamp
was over timed. and tell to the floor
in the midst of a quantity of bonzino
and other inflammable material which
immediately burst into liame and com-
municat to the building and cars.
‘i‘wo als ms of tire were immediately
sounded and six lire companies ro-
sponded. The entrance of the building
was a mass of flame which prevented
ib removal of any of the cars. but 0
Hr root partition in the middle, of the
Ihuiidlng was dropped. and saved twelve
of the cars in the north end of the
structure.
Liver Pills and Tonic}
said the tut-pet Nillt‘t-l-A
Ii...
Theo. Not-wan. '
While the tire was at its height a
.oi'nlcc fell. carrying to the vgmtind
with it .twolvc tlromcu. who were at
work ou'tltc roof. The men were con-
Monthly bruised but no bones were
iiioken and they continued thi ir \lillli
l Considerable excitement was causut
during the removal ot fourteen ole-
Iihmitn which were mutilated in a
building adjoining the cor burns 1‘ here
weic a large. number of cars ntanditii.
on the tracks outside tho barn and
some of these were biasing. it was
necessary to removr the. elephiinis
through a door facing the burning
building and across the tracks bctwcen
rows of burning and smoking cars. in
order to accomplish this safely the four
keepers took one animal out at a Hill"
until the entire herd was motored. ’l be
loud trumpetinit of thI I- lepbaiits while
ility wm'cie being driven to a place at
lwitety gave rise to a tumor that the
animals had broken loose. '1‘ his rumor
rapidly spread around the city and or-
Mi'usioaed much excitement and alarm.
I'i‘hc other animals. howrver wet» in
langci at no time.
'I he tire was under control in about
half an hour. As a result of the blaze
sls brand new Pullman cars. which
i rere used for the transportation of the
var petiormera oi the ciruts and two
[new list cult-i wcie etitiielv destroyed
I'ibc Pullmans weir valued at $11000
Much. and the tint Isis at :4, duo. Mme
ithan one hundred and fifty feet of the
barns was burned to the around and
Hen stock cars. which: were staiuliug
‘outslde the both were considerably
:dnmug ed ,
I "Fine Gold Car." which was inside the
burning buildiniz. was also bndly dam~
aged. 'lhiu car which was to have been
used for advertising ptirposes‘ is said to
have been the finest of its kind in ex-
ilstence. Gold leaf was used exclusively
it the, decorations. whiib are sold to
lflVt' Inst i)\i‘l‘$10,.\l00 This has tinni-
oped to the mind of $5. 000
Tho- show is due to open in about
"hice weeks at Madison Square Gut-
urn. New \'j.otlt iititl the loss of the
turn will cause conuli enable lncnmcn~
‘iInce as work was sing rushed in
preparation for the initial parlormnnt e
of the season Superintendent John
lMcimr-hlan. hour-vet in authority tot
Ithc statement that the opening will
not be delayed
...—.-....”
SPRINGER'S BAIL FORFElTED.
NEW YOnK Fob zit—The $5 Otitl
ball of Nathan Springer. who was tried
tinst week for subornntltm of perlury
and whose second trial was scheduled
for today. was ordered forfeited when
his case was called. His counsel was
given until Friday to produce his-
‘client in court. Springer is indicted
I on three counts, two of subomltlon of
perjury and one at attempted suburba-
lon‘ lstivo to the alleged tar frauds
Begins
founsnnv
MORNING
mugs. 1,903.
‘ than proven by actual o pertinent
frontiersrococcecrcttecc‘
One stain of the active principle in
Btuart’ti Dyspepsia Tablets will ("neat
8.000 him. of meat. (was or other
wholesome food and this laini has
; hich anyone can perform for him-
lf in the following manner: Cut
bird boiled one into very small plcc
‘ u. ‘zas it would be if masucuted. place
the on and two on three of the tablets
in it bottle or jar containing warm was
or heated to hit degrees (the tempera
turn of the body) and keep list this
temperature for tlirse and ope-halt
hours, at the end of which time tho
egg will be as completely digested as
it would have been in the healthy atom-
“(‘11 of a. hungry boy.
"i‘bo point or this experiment is that
what' Stuart's lIyspopi-Iitt Tablets will
do to the egg in the bottle it will do
to the egg or "Will. In the. stomach and
nothing ciao will rest tiud invigorate
the stomach so stitch and effectually.
Even a little (bild (on take Stuart" II
Tablets with safety and benefit if its
digestion in “cult and the thousands
of cures accomplished by thllil‘ regular
daily use. ill‘l‘ easily explained when ii
is understood that they are composed
of vegetable essences. aseptic pepsin.
dlnstaile and Holden field. which min-
.Sles with the blood and digest it thor-
oughly, giving the. overworked stom—
. ncit a chance to recuperate
Dieting nevci cures dyspepsia. neith-
or do pills and cuiihartlc medicines.
which simply irritates and inflame the
intestines.
“then enough food is eaten and
ill‘ilmlitly digested there will be no con-
stipation, nor in fact will there be (its
case or any kind because good diges-
ilou int-ans good health in every or-
gml. '
'i‘bc merit and success of Stuart‘s
Dyspepsia Tammi! are world wide and
they are sold ill the modt-l‘ale_tII-ico of
50 cents {or full sized package in ov-
vry drtir: more in the United States and
('uuudu, us well its in Europe. trio 27
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ASTRONOMICAL EXPEDlTiON.
Will Start for Chile Next Saturday to
Conduct Further investigation.
lililth'iildtll', Cat. Feb 25 ~1‘bc l).
0. Mills astronomical expedition to the
southern hemisphere. after two years
of pI-upurzitpry work. will soil from
San Francisco for tiliilt- next Saturday.
The observations will be mnductcd b»
University of California astronomers.
bead-«l by Wliildin l'l. Wright. ol' the
Lick tiliitt'i't'tiliil'). Owlm: to an in-
lots iiil'llll) received Director t‘ump-
bell will be unable to go with the par
t_\ “blob expects to tomato at least
tho war; The mission oi' the expedi-
tion is to throw additional light oil the
motion of the solar system throuit'ti
iiiiili‘t‘. rllucv lull; the line of night
\‘t-im-ltiI-u (if some tilt) of ”10 brightest
stats llisli' llt‘l'll measured at the Lick
iii!t~'("'l\iilu.x by means of the sperm
2.‘:!plt pinto tiicil by l.) 0. Mills The re
ultu so {In obtained ludlcnto that thc
uului system is moving approximately
toward the soutltein part of the con-
stellation of tho Lyro with :I speed (It
“31,4, miles It second. This. however.
cannot. be considered conclusive. for
the stars of tlie’ southern hemisphere
nIv- not presinted in the calculations
and to. the purpose or obsmvlng them
the Mills expedition is being aunt to
Santiago (‘hlic The spectroscopic
photographs obtained by the pnrtv will
be sent to the link observatory for
measurement and comparison. All
the expenses will br- bore by D. 0.
Mills. of New York.
KNIFE WOUND IN HIS BREAST.
Oxford wood Chopper-May Have Met
Foul Play.
ANSUNIA. Feb. 25~Cormier Mix
came. up from New Haven yesterday
noon and pilot examining the body of
l-icnrv Resort the Frenchman found
binned to a crisp on the outskirts of
Oxford. Monday night iii a woodchop
per's but made a few inquiries and
left (or homo
The. examination of the. body is said
to have shown a knife wound extend
ing from the. breast down into the ab
domen so that the intestines protruded.
There Is said to have been an odor of
kerosene distinguishable about athe
place in the but, where. the had We
and the theory of the authoriti
that Realist was killed d his body
olicttvard pieced if the b d and burn
ed to conceal the rims. .
Wood Jackson his companion. is
held at the lockup in Seymour. When
he was searched. s 'knlte the blsdé‘ ot—
which was moist. was taken from his
person. Coroner Mix carried this knits
ternohn to ascertain ths' nature at
some stains on the blade
Jackson and Recast tormerly lived
together in the but. but they quarreled
about 3 week ago and Reanot ordered
the colored man to leave. Monday
'Jsokson returned "and bad a talk with
the. i-‘ronchcusdlsn. alter whicn .Iaclr-
ron said that everything had been its-
would work together assin
. can ottoman vsav sao.
PMSBURG. PL,‘ Feb. Sir—While
the rub- situation at the mines in the
fitthburg district has not boot! good
or 307
Web“?
s
with him to New Haven Mtefiisy, ab .- ~
ed up between them,- and that they
1 than the condi at 7
ll“ econ) .
Established 1.357.
t O
NOVEL TIES IN DRESS GOODS.
Among the spring importations in Dress 03”. much
prominence is given to the Scotch Mixtures and Bannock- ..
burn Sailings. The exhibit of these goods. some of which '
are in one of the front windows includes weaves particu-
larly desirable for seaside or mountain wear. and for golf
ox automibilc costumes.
The groundwork Is usually dark blue or gray. and
there are some stylish mixtures in daik green. Small.
checks and plaids are numerous. but by is: the most popu-
lar are the Flecked Novelties. irregular rough weaves oi‘
dark gray with raised threads, bourctte effects in white.
red or blue.
None of these ar; less than 50 inches wide.
from $1.00 to $1.50..
prices -
NOVEL TA BL E 50 UARES AND DOILIES.
The Linen Section is most completely supplied with
new Table Centers and Dollies in infinite variety.
There is a fine assortment of Cltiny Lace pieces either
round or square. in all sizes. andpriccs range from 25 cts.
to $11.50 inclusive.
Florentine Lace Doilics in three sizes. 6, 9 and 12
inches. are amongst the prettiest of table decorative linens. l
Mexican Point Lace Dollies Centers. and Tea Cloths
are shown a variety of sizes and prices
Hemstitched Damask Tea Cloths. 36 inches square,
I 75 cts. $1.00. $1.25 up to $2.50 each.
Hemstitched Damas‘. Tea Cloths. 45 inches square.
9'! tie. $;.25. up to $3.25
Neff ”:3 inches ..luare.
$2.75 to $6.00.
10110:; square,
$4.50 to $8.50.
Hcmstiiched Luncheon
Hemstitchcd Dinner Napkins, 4.; 2:
st:
At the Special Sale of Toilet Articles there is a
chance to obtain some great valucsin Sponges. All sizes
and fine qualities at low figures.
Madruka Spongesof tough iibre and very durable.
half a dozen different sizes from 19 cts. to _$i.25 each.
Elcphant’s Ear Sponges. 15 and 20 ct. size for 10 cts.
a
ms 1). M. unto COMPANY.
Bridgeport. Conn.
FOR BURGLAR.
Fob. 26.~(lovernor
Chamberlain has issued requisition
papers on Governor Odell. of New
York, for ”to extradition of William
\V. Baton. who iv. nou serving a term
for burglary in i‘lioioi‘. prison. lie is
wanted llt'l‘i‘ for escape from Courteou—
tui :.l:llu prison on .llllii‘ iii. 1897i. His ‘
llill‘i'lL-‘t‘illllli’lll in Clinton prison will
and in a few days. Eaton was tit‘llleli- '
i‘i‘tl in prison iii the llat‘li’md Sill)?!"-
ior (‘ouri on September 1?» i897 foi
one your for burglary committed in
liristol.
REQUISITION
HARTFORD.
NO ONE RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCI—
DENT.
isnttuocrdni‘ Feb. Bow—Coroner
Charles A. Dutch has filllshi'll the. in-
vestinntionI into the death. of lieprcv
svntuiivv\ l’. H chs oi ili‘tblil trill
“llO \vu Lilli-Ii at the lnlllHll Si tiitIiI
Saturday evening. lt‘rom tlieovideu e
at hand the coroner cannot find ”it”
anybody but the unfortunate ‘lliill \\..~
responsible for the uccidcui.
Rheumatism troubling you" Noth—
ing better ftII Iiietiniuiit pains still
joints and sow muscles than Rant m‘ s
Nerve and llonc Oil. ‘25 cents. ii. H.
Plaisted.
TO CURE A COLD iN ONE DAY
Take Ltixaiive, Brumn-Quininc Tablets.
.-\‘:i druggists refund the money it it
fails to cure. E. W. Grovc‘s signature.
is on each box. 25c. “
NEW TRIMMERS QUIT WORK.
WATERBUR“. Feb. 25.——"i‘lic new
trimmers quit Work as soon :is they
learned that there. was a strike of the
trimmers here. They saidulicy had.
been blied in Brooklyn "to till vacnu— :you are a told of women?
rios' and did not care to work in the; Second Mouse—No. l' to not afraid at
places ot'strikers g lthem but they have such a way of
‘ «weanling. you knou. lite-ally. it jtmt
TM Business. Directory will be found upsets me co'npi tely. ~rBoston 'l‘ min
on Pass 7 todav . {script . .
i-‘irst Mount—You don't mean to say
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