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Moonei‘Velvet.
Wilton valet.
Bromlell Smumas.
Fine Brussels.
iho’rains.
Furs.
Hiceslrange from 25c to $25.00 each.
This is our Annual Clearance Sale at which cost cuts no
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figure. Many special bargains in fine furniture will be found
on 0111 floors during this sale.
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North Main and Ann Streets. South Nor-walk.
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stripes:
Committee Refuses to Include it cleanses the system and never
It Ate“
ht In General Deficiency lIlI. ,
A__ABfliNG'l‘Ol\t. D. 0.. March 4:—
Ienate committee on appropria-
glues.
Little .arly Risers of worldly re-
pute—
Ask for Dertt's and take no sub-
ti I Idded to the general deficiency
the claim of the state of connecti stitute.
out to 8606. 560. 69. This Is an old A small pill. easy to buy. easy to take
and easy to act, but never falling in re-
sults. DeWil‘s Little Early Risers ur-
ouse the secretions and act as a tonic
war calm which has been hanging
fits for over 40 years The claim is
for lothtng and food furnished to Con-
nchcut troops during the civil war.
‘ attempt was also made to add
”A t e bill the sum of 3282, 943. 88 to
1in certain carriers for overtime. The
Committee however. would not put
this amount Into the bill. A large
bomber of Connecticut carriers are In-
tore-1m in this matter.
TRAGEDY AVERTED.
“Just in the nick of time our little
boy was saved.” writ rs W. Wat-
kins of Pleasant with hio. “Pneu-
:flifl 1111a played its hIV0c with him
a terrible on 113% set in besides
”an treated hi at he grew worse
, (very day. At length we tried Dr.
' Midg'I New Discovery for Consump-
_ ital, and our darling was saved He' a
ford Pharmacy.
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NEW HAVEN HOUSE GUTTED.
NEW HAVEN, March 4—A twofsm-
Ily dwelling house in Elm street. In
West Haven. was gutted by fire yester-
day. and four firemen were injured by
bricks from a falling chimney. Frank
A, Sohn. chief of the fire department.
received a had cut all his nose; Frank
J. Elwcll. Richard Thompson. and F}.
F. Breck, suffered slight scalp wounds.
The building was known as the Wod-
dingham College, and was owned by
Dr. G. A. Atwood, of Woodbury, Conn.
The loss is about $2,000.
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
t0 the liver. curing permanently Clif- ‘
New tomeni ,
Now in China
iIas for Its Object the
“t"sacro of ill foreigners
and Placing of Prince iuna‘s
Son on the lliroilo
VICTORIA. i3. (3.. March i—Further
news regarding the rebel movement
organized In Kansu and Northern
China. by Tullg Fu Hslang. having for
Its object. the massacre of foreigners
and the. placing of a new emperor on
the throne at Pekin. In the person of
Prince 'l‘una's son. was received by
the stcamcr Empress 01 India.
The Shanghai Mercury sent its not-
lvc correspondents to the scene. and
they reported that the rebel leader ls
l'OllHilany In communication with
Young Lu and other foreign 01111-1111...
The correspondent saw the troops be-
lng drilled. the body guard being of
foreign trained soldiers. During the
early part of January order came. to
the imperial commander of Kansu to
arrest 'l‘ung. who visited the command-
or. accompanied by his body guard.
and intimidated him. Orders were at-
tcrwurds received from Pckln. which
rcsultcd In assistance being glvon to
'l‘ung by the commander.
The correspondents tcii of different
messngcs which have passed between
Young Lu and Tang. telling of Im-
pending troublc. and they also tell of
many threats made against foreigners.
instances are given of how natives
selling foreign wares have been heat-
on anti thc correspondents say that no
foreigner would go through the dis-
trict alive. According to a ticsputih
fiom South China. the tribes are said
to have thrown In their lot with the
rebels in than: Si
it is shown that the first blow of
the greater movement of the rcvolu
tlon would have been struck at Cau-
ton on the. n ht preccding the Chinese
new year. Its it not been for a Euro-
pean detective at Hong Kong. whose
timely tip prevented the outbreak. Dif-
fcrcnt stories are being received fromi
Kwung BI and Interior towns. of bat.
ties between the rebels and the lm-
pcrial troops. in the majority of which
the rebels arc victorious.
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T0 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
'l‘skc Laxative Bromo- Qululnc Tablets.
This on every
signature 6%“ box. 261:.
MR. BIRD ACCIPTS POSITION
Made Traffic Director of All the Roads
in Which Goulds Are Interested
CHICAGO. March 4~Reporls from[
New York and Milwaukee that A.
Bird. vice president In charge of the‘
traffic of the Chicago. Milwaukee and
St. Paul railway system. would be
made traffic director of all the roads
In which the Goulds are interested are
confirmed by Mr. Bird. who said he
had accepted the position. and would
assume his new duties In a few days.
Mr. Bird's appointment brings the
to. 1111011 It's the slit sure cure for
Gentile, Golds I all bupg diseases
GuIrsntsed by F111. Baxter. Druggist
Price 5011 and It. Trial bottles free.
not sound and 33. ” Everyone ought
Mrs Captain H Hubbard, of Mil frame affairs of the Gould road under
ford. Dela says: - “Brazilian Balm sav- one head and will prevent competition
ed my bay's are. He began just like between the various lines comprising
the one we lost with cmup We gave this great system The roads over
him a few doses He quickly dropped iwhlch Mr. Bird will hava jurisdiction
to sleep and was all right In the mor- lure the Wabash and its eastern con»
.. , #— sing." For sale by R. H. Piaisted. F. nectlons (the Wheeling and Lake Erie
W IHIUHY AI ABLTIR FINED. H. Baxter. and The Clifford Phar 1the A1111 Arbor. the Western Maryland,
“ WRBURY. March i—The trial mscy. Hand a few small roads in the vicinity
3 , rid Cronan nthe man who was or
Saturday Anigt§vby Agent Farley
perlntemi ant ales. 0f the 0011-
that Railway and Lighting Coin-
mass was charged with stoning
ond'rof the companys cars. was con-
"oloded yesterday Cronsn was fined
“(I and costs. He took an appeal.
' '1' DAVID HIS LEG.
fit. A. Dantorth, of LsGrsnge, Ge... suf-
for six mo 0- with a frightful
111113 sore on 11 leg: but writes
Daemon's Arli'iéa salve wholly
it in five days. For Ulcers.
'ds, Plieg, it's the best. salve In
id. Cure guaranteed. Only 260.
F H. Baxter. 11 let. "
.dyep
' of Pittsburg) and the Missouri Pa
The price of coal will take a turn Iclfic, the iron Mountain andSouthern:
And downward start to creep: . libs international and Great Northern;
And what last year would have seem- 1 the Texas, and Pacific: the Denver and
ed dear. Rio Grande: the Rio Grande Western;
This Winter will seem cheap. , the Rio Grande Southern and the St.
' ——Wsshington Star. .lntlls Southwestern. The total mile-
-—-—-— use of these roads is In the neighbor-
ONLY CUR! FOR DYIPIPSIA. lhood of eighteen thousand
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle. Mr Bird probably will make his
Dei.. says: "i suffered for years with headquarters at Chicago.
ia. Used to have great dis-
trais belching: i tried everything
i could ear of. but nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Balm. and one 50 ered my body. i seemed beyond cure
cent nettle cured me completely." 8. B. B. has made me a perfectly well
For sale by R. H. Pialsted and F. H. awoman." Mrs. Chas. Hutton, Bet-ville.
Baxter. Mich.
~—“l owe my whole life to Burdock
Blood Bitters. Scrofulous sores cov-
.mH«l~a-+HHH i-HH HeHHeweHaHoMHa-HHH H1 H1» Ha» H1
The Factory Remnantand Surplus sale
Continues to interest the peepls.
tractiveness we will add an Thursday, ‘
I SPECIAL SALE OF MUSLIH UNDERWEAR. '
’ e111 Lva 11.1.11.
A Few Minot»...— U?
Times a Day one Catsrrh.
The pleasantest. most convenient
and the only scientific method for the
treatment and cure of catsrrh ls Hyo-
met. Simply put twenty drops of fly-
omel In the Inhaler that comes with
every package and than breathe II for
It few minutes four times a day.
It seems rcmaritllblb that so simple
a way of troutlng'cstlrrh will effect“
a cure. but the most important discov-
eries of scienco have always been the
simplest. By bros g Hyomei in
this way every particle of air that en-
ters the air passages of the throat
and head and goes Into the lungs is
charged with a healing balsam that
kills the germs and bacilli of cuturrh
and soothes and alloys all irritation.
The first day's use of I'lyomci will
show a decided improvement 11nd in a
short time there will be no furthcr
trouble from catarrh. Its action is
rapid and lasting.
You take. no risk ill buying llyonlci.
A complete outfit costs $1.00, and if
after using you can say that It has not
helped you the Stillson-Powell Corpor-
ation will rcturn your money. What
other treatment for catarrh ls sold 11n-
of Hyomel Pour
dcr u. guarantee like this? None oth-
er has sufficient merit;
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GOVERNOR DOLE'I MESSAGE.
UHPI‘NPerous Times Among Hawaiian
Sugar Planters.
(Correspondcncc of Associated Press.)
HONOLULU. February 23. via. San
Francisco. March i—Govcrnor Dale's
message to the legislature, which was
read I11 both Houses February 20, re-
Ifcrs to thc unprosperous times among
lsugar men during the past year. as
cmphaslng the need-for giving special
attention to securing a diversity of in-
dustries and encouraging entail far-
lncrs. Attcntlon Ia called to the dc-
crcnse of leprony and the dlminishlnl:
lunmbcr of Inhabitants of leper settle-
mcnt. The governor recommended a
liberal appropriation for an exhibit at
the reorganization of the affairs of the
company. The committee will prepalc
Inn agreement of deposit which will be
titled with the Colonial Trust (‘ompsnv
as deposit. Holders of the debenture
bonds and shares of stock or voting
trust certificates of the company are
Invited to deposit their respective se-
Icuritles and receive negotiable receipts
I or certificates of deposit therefore. Any
idepositor not assentlng to the plan of
Ire-organization when formulated will.
lander the terms of the deposit ugrcc-
i111cnt.haVe the right. without expense.
'to withdraw
1 Thomas 1‘. McGovrrn. of this city.
‘und George 1] Hallock of Now Icrsey.
1 were on Monday appointed r91 rivers of
[the company. on the application of the
{Colonial Trust Company. as creditor.
land R l’fclffcr as a stockholder Ow-
Ilug to the light run last ycar In Pugct
Sound of the ocst and ordinarily most
|profitubic guides of salmon and the
heavy decline I11 the market value of
tho chcapcl Alaska grade. the c.\
lchangcs of the company were material-
lly reduced. and Working capital as is
shown by a rcpolt made by the audit
company. Is now Inadequate for the
suc1essful operation of the company ‘s
ibusiucss.
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NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
Mr. Cannon Delivered» Speech Against
“Legislative 01111111111111."
WASHINGTON March i—lt was af-
ter 4 o‘clock this morning when the
House agreed to recess until 10 o 'ciot:k
The report 1m the naval appropriation
bill was adopte1i_l53 to if. Th con-
ference report on the general de cien
cy bill the last of thc appropriation
bills was presented at 3 Io'clo1it by Mr.
Cannon.
The veteran chairman 11f the House
committee on appropriations. late as
the hour was. in a five minute speech
protesting against the "legislative
bloflmail." by Which the House con-
ferese were compelled to yield to the
dictation of a single scnatm and to
accept the appropriation of 847, 000 to
pay an alleged claim of South Carolina
against the government. aroused the
members of the House to a pitch of en
thuaiasm which had not. been witness-
ed before in the House during this
congress. The report was adopted. till
to 16.
At. 3: 50 a. m., Mr Paync moved a re-
cess until 10 a m
The motion was carried. 14? to is.
and at i: 07 a. m. the House stood In
recess until 10 o‘clock.
.1.
To increaSe its.at-
, {thorns downs. LdnftS' sxrars. loam caress.
“h" At 4! cts. Value 50 etc. 691; value 8.91: 151:0.
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What It Means
. LE. Pomeroy. Now Stay-
ing in Norwalk. tells of the
Railroad Condition on the
Island. and Some Prospects
there
1A rcportcr of 'l‘hc Sentinel today ill-
tcrvlcwcd A. It}. Ponlcroy. who. with
Mrs. I’omt-roy, is stopping at present at
the Hotel Norwalk. with referche to
Cuban railroad matters. it will bc
remembered that this gentleman in
company with ell-Mayor George II.
Huston. of Norwalk; Messrs. Hullin-
gcr, Vanderbilt, Hltner. Kelley. Farley
and others, of New York and Philadcl—
phla. lnttdc 1111 11xten1le1l trip through
the Island of (tuba last month.
Mr. Ponlcroy says flint .l. l‘. Morgan
has been lnlcrcstcd in tho Cuba (‘onr
may and tho Cuba Railroad ('ompuny
from the start, and that there Is no
doubt of thc Intention of Mr. Morgan
of 111.. 1111 to their futurc movclncnts
toward controlling and dcvcloplng rail-
roads in tlic Island. Tho railroad
situation In (‘uhn today, Is not ill 11 5:11-
isfnctory condition for truck “111- bus-
Iucss such as Sir William C. Vanilla-111-
desires to operatic.
ill thc wrstcru part. of the Island. the
United Railways of Habaua. Western
Railway of Ilubunu and the Cuban Con-
trol control Ilie main lines and con»
11111-1 with a few independent short
llncs. Th1- Provinces of Holland and
Mutauzus arc fairly well covered but
the roads are poorly equipped: the
rolling stock Irving the worst feuturc.
'l‘hc (‘ulmu Railroad Company. now
u scpnrutc corporation front the Cubs
(‘ompuln and In Whitfl You Home
Morgan Whitney. Widucr. lslkins and
others are Interested. extends fiolll
Santa (‘Iarn to Snntiatzo dc Cuba (main
linci 111111 controls tundcr lease) the old
'l‘rochn lino crossing the island from
lucuro. South (Toast (pronounccd
ilookcroi to Moran and San Furuando.
Norlll Coast. passing tllrt'iugh the.
u'cstcrn pa rt of the Province of Pucrto
Principe.
This company is also building from
Alto dcl Pedro, 11 point nortilwcst of
Santiago. to Mnnopilon on the Bay of
Nlpc. North Coast, which will be an
important port after this year. The
company will also connect, Pucrot l’riu»
cipc with the road lendinv from Sun-
to Espiritu to T111111 dc 7.11111, South
Coast; also connects with the road
loading from Ft‘l'flflflth‘z to Trinidad
South Coast.
if you tukc the military map or Ctr
int and mark it In tho manncr follow-
ing you will have something near the
milroud system of (‘uba when Morgan.
Van liornc and tho Cuba Railroad
(‘onipuliy get control of the situation.
Take the llnca In the west as they are.
extend front iiiurya. southern part of
thc Province of Matansus to (‘ocliinos ’ ~ ‘ — -~ - ‘
Close Fluted Parent—d tcll you, my‘
Buy: extend from Yaguarnmus to (,‘i-
enfuegos; oxicnd the Snnto licspirita
brunch north to ltnbo connecting with
the short line to north coast; extend
a ilnc from Santa Maria Bay. South
Coast. to Pucrot Principe connecting
with the cross line to Nucvctas. North
Coast. and a line will be extended
from Principe to Sta. Crux dcl Stir.
South Coast.
In the Province of Santiago do Cuba.
11 line will extend from Las Tunas or
Alto dcl 091er through the Canto
Valley reaching Manzanlllo.
A line will also rtln from (he mam
line, no doubt from Las Tunas. to P10.
Pedro on the North Coast. and 11 line
front the main line to Holguin connect-
lng with the line to Others (pronounc-
cd Hebsral North Coast. '
The Cubs Eastern Railroad Com-
pany. which in connection with the Cu-
ban Hardwood Lumber Company.
forming the reorganisation of'Tho Cu
ban»American Lumber and .Transpor
tatlon Company. will build this year
from Grandaaillo Bay. (on the Bay of
Guantanambl to Concepcion. the great-
est Mahogany and Cedar section in the
Island. This road-wilt pass through
the Guantanamo Valley. one of, the
richest valleys of the earth. where the
sugar plantation can not be excelled.
and as you reach the aide hills. coffee
and cocoa grow as they can only grow
in fertile Cuba.
When the Morgan- Vanliornc control
ling system becomes’ a. fact. this road
will be their first desired acquisition in
this Province. as it will be the key to
the Valley and the East. With this
road under their control the Cubs Rall~
road Company can run a line from the
City of Guantanamo west to La Maya
(north of Santiago) giving them a di-
rect connection with Santiago. Mano
pilon (Nine Bay) and the West to Ha-
vana.
From Concepcion. the line will be
carried on to either the Port of Coba-
ion or Lavish. North Coast. where a
road is wanted. and a line will extend
from Guantanamo to the north and
east to Bsracoa. This will give the
Cubs Company a main line from Bar-
acoa. extreme eastern port'of the is-
land. to Guantanamo. Santiago. Mano-
plloo. Poem Principe. Santa Clare.
Cardenas. Cienfuego‘s. Matansas and
Havana. with branc connections to
all ports of con 1%. ‘1 While the
Cubs. Company wlII‘Vnot do anything
out of Santiago this years If you keep
in touch with thin development. you
will have to wait but three to five
years to see all and more than i am
describing to you. carried to oomplo-
mm ,apd by Americans and limestone
the mehttme the popu-
lation, now nabout two million. will have
reached five million. and Cuba themew 1
hora. will be the largest sour produc- .
lug country of the earth.
( Simpkins—Braee up. old man. Take ‘
a more cheerful view of life. Why hor-
row trouble?
Addison—Bananas! ofhorrowl
w- to 11111 It much easier-to
am
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Bridgeport Minimum.
READ Cg.
Established 1857.
FOR BLACK IGOWNS.
It is truly said that the Black Gown is queen of all oth»
ers. and even the simplest ones of inexpensive material
can be made very effective.‘
the fashionable light weight
summer wear in Black Goods.
We wish to mention a few of
materials for spring and
The fine. softyand sheer
woal fabrics hang so gracefully. are so pleasing to the
touch and agreeable to wear.
Then too the wearer has al-
ways the comforting assurance that she is correctly dress-
ed.
Silk Striped Voile.
Embroidered Mistral.
Morritz Etamiue.
Etamine Noppc.
Voile Noppc.
Crepe Voile.
Estral.
“-Lace Striped Voile.
Plain Voile and Mistral.
LACES‘AND
wide,
wide.
wide.
wide.
wide.
wide.
wide.
wide.
$2.50.
$1.75»
$1.75.
$1.75-
$1.50.
$1.25.
$1.50.
$1.00.
$1.00.
$1.25.
$1.50.
inches
inches
inches
inches
inches
inches
inches
inches
40 inches wide,
42 inches wide.
$1.00. $1.25 and
GALLOONS.
45
42
42
42
44
50
44
42
Wash Gowns and Shirt Waists are to be trimmed wih
Insertion Bands of Antique and Cluny Lace The effect of
these heavy open- -patterned Laces on Pique and Butchers‘
Linen' is very charming.
The Tenerifi’e patterns are in favor both in white and
deep ecru. These are beautiful things from Plauen. Bands
wih straight edges; Detachable Pieces to be applied or in-
serted. and Motifs.
01y.
These come in white. cream and iv-
Heavy Linen Laces in Guip-asc patterns with raised
cords are to be used in profusion 0.1
In fact it is
and light summer silks.
Foulards, Pongees.
1" season of trim-
mings and a description of them is well nigh impossible.
These must be seen.
.1“?
The Cloak and Suit Rooms are receiving additions
every day. We have a very exclusive line of Spring Jack-
ets.
THE 1). M.
111111) COMPANY.
Bridgeport, Conn.
I
son. 11 is a great deal harder to spend
moucy with good judgment than it is
to make it.
The Young Man (not so close Iislcdl
-—-Wcll. father. let me take half the.
burdcn off your hands. You make, it
and i'll spend it.—-(‘hlcago Tribune.
For bruises, cuts. burns. wounds of.
any sort—~for rheumatism, stiff joints
and sorc musclcs, anon's Ncrvc dz
Bone Oil is 11 prompt remedy. R. if,
l’iaistcd. "
Georgey~Y0n "sunk" in. did you'.’ I
bet you that word "snuk" nln‘t in the
dictionaly. .
Tommy—i dont carc whether it is or!
not. it‘s in the alphabet, all right. —~’
Chicago Tribune.
STOP THAT COLD
or It may result In Pneumonia. Brafi
alllan Balm is breaking up Colds when i
ever tried almost without exception;
to 25 50c and $100 bottles. The Clif-
ford. Baxter' s or Plaisted‘s. "
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“How do you like this idea of sini—
plified spelling?" i
“it makes me laugh. i vc becn spell- 1
lug that way all my life and till now
cvelybody called me lgnmant.‘ '«Chi-i
cago R111 0rd
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WHAT’S IN A NAME.
Everything is in the name when it
comes to Witch Hazel Salve. E. C. De-
Witt it Go, of Chicago, discovered.
some years ago, how to make a salve
from Witch Hazel that is 11 specific for
Pilcs. For blind, bleeding. itching and
y protruding Piles. eczema_ cuts, burns.
1 bruises and all skin diseases. lIeWitt‘s
Salve has no equal. "I‘his has given
rise to numerous worthless c-ounter
Ask for Dchtt' s—thc genuine.
(‘iit’toid Pharmacy.
A curious mode of catching turtle Is
practised in’ the West indies. it con-
sists in attaching a ring and a line to
the tail of a species of. sticker fish.
which Is then thrown ovclboard and
immediately makes for the first turtle
he can spy. to which he attaches him-
.sclf. 'i‘hc fisherman then hauls both
turtle and sucking fish in
Thousands of women have learned
the great vslue of Ramori' s Liver Pills
and Tonic Pellets. and have told their
friends about them. Thus has the
fame of this great Modern Treatment
been extended throughout the country
without much adiertislng and women
everywhere haw been relieved of
much pain and suffering by their use
pletc treatmcnt—medlcine for a
moth—251‘. R. H. Plaistad. ”
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rusted Tomlin. takes Gold I
0:11! and Pleas?“ onto the maggten like magic.
I25 DOSES 501:. 300 DOSES’SI.
No spun. 30 1111111110810 chloroform, no poison.
authenticate. 1110i
Norwalk Chronicler