nuns AND an rsounnss.
" Moquei Velvet.
Wilton Velvet.
Btomleri Smuraas.
Fine Brussels.
. lanrains.
V' Furs.
Hices range from 25c to 325 .00 each. ~
This is our Annual Clearance Sale at which cost cuts no,
figure. Many special bargains in fine furniture will be found
To»; our floors during this sale.
w. 5.8TURTEVANT,
COMPLETE HOM E FURNISHING.
South Namath.
North Main and Ann Streets.
I‘I' GAVED HIS LEG. VDEMANDS OF NORTHERN PACIFIC
P. A. Dnrrtorth of LaGI'angP 6a., aul-. STRIKERQ. ,
for six months with a frightful. VANCOUVER B (3 March 7——A
Ni “1'9 on 1119 ieg. bl't Wm" committee of the Vancouver Board of
ll!!! Bitcklan's Arnicn Salve WhOllYl Trade has had several conferences
it in five days FOI‘ lilcertt. with the Canadian Pacific strikers in
snare Plies, ll' II the hfiflt 931““ l" i the hope of mediation with the result
C‘W’I’M- Cure guaranteed. Onlv 25“ ‘ that conditions of a settlement have
it! byli'. H Baxter. drussm ” been Interchange-d between are strik
W
ers and the company. The strikers
fiiotiour INFORMATION VALU
.‘demand the return to work of all
.‘peaceable employees and no discrimin
WASHINGTON,B March T—A Swede: ation against the union. The com-
:hq gave his time as Z Berg. of Prov- ,‘psny is willing that the strikers re
_oe R 1., tried for an hour yestcr-‘turn to work as individuals and that
”do, see th president He was IIIK- none should be subjected to discharge
gdnhy the Wh to House attaches to re- for anything tirat may have occurred
his communication to wriiirig.‘ prior to the strike. The company.
i e endeavored to do but failed; lboivever. declares that it will not row
‘6 the secret ser vice officers inter- ognize tho gutted Brotherhood of Hull
dd him And found him possessed way Emplo ees Mearrtimethe tie-tip
lit astutetnstross. Berg said that sev- of the Canadian I’M‘lflt‘ Railway and
6181 years ago he had informed the Steamship business continues.
‘ are» States gorernment that the
“.-
tlrds Intended to blow up one of. The best pill 'nesth the stars and
i fi lesbian and he wanted the pres stripes;
at“ see to it that he. received 8200 it cleanses the system and never
Within Information. Berg was pur- gripes.
ruled to return to Providence and l"? Little Early Risers of worldly re
his claim in the. hands of a law- 5 pute~
. ;. I Ask for DeWIit's and take no sub-
._...,..fl__—_—_ . stltute.
A small pill. sea to bu , can to take
:dley’ 3 Honey and Tar ’ y y
” ohlldun.sate,sure. No opiates. suits. DoWIt's more Early Risers ar-
ouse the secretions and act as a tonic
to the liver curing permanently. Clif-
ford Pharmacy.
'
WOOD WORKERS WAGES
GREASEO.
CHICAGO. March 7.—-'l‘be Wood
Workers employed by the Mill Men's
Associntloir have been granted a sub-
stantial wage increase but in return
have given up the right to go on a sym-
puthetio strike. The new agreement
raises the minimum wage'for bench
and woodman to 28 cents an hour and
that of the wood carvers to 30 cents
an hour. it affected between 1,300
and 2,000 men and means an aggregate
yearly increase of $156,000.
Foley’ 3 Kidney Care
Wk'l'ncvi and h’nilflfr rial".
IN-
: .....
V.
“ 1.50
and easy to act, btrt never falling in re. -
25 d3. to 33350.
Imagine In All bipartisan»
.. of a ornan s Life
Arrives .
Paine’s
'CeleryCompoundé
lTalres Her Safely Into Affec
Life Free From the Ailrnerrts
l and Dangers Common to
Her Sex.
Change of life which usually tomes
on between the age of forty and fifty
i is to thousands of wo on a time. or ser-
‘ious coustltutiorial d sturbuuccs. 'l‘hc
.tlurigcr time is made known by irreg-
ularitlcs stomach derangornt-ois
headaches nervousness, pain in brick
land hips limbs and abdomen frequent-
MR8 Nhflllrllt‘ TAYLOR.
‘trt Solon Ohio Who Has Been llc
stored to Health by i‘alnc's
E Celery (‘ompauntt
1y swell, piles do their annoying
work there is vertigo, pulplttrtlorr or
' the heart and dcblllty.
i When any of these warning syrup-
toms are experienced, the use of
,l’nine‘s Celery Compound will do
wonders for anxious and suffering wo
Elné'll. Paines Celery Compound used
“Jun nerve force and physical stwrengfh
Itone digestion. keep the kidneys and
liver iir working condition will banish
gloonry fears and give swaer Sli‘l'p,
litr'riblc sufferings and death Miss
Annie Prisohl. of lhthtt, lowu, It-llh
how ifaine's Celery Compound made
liter mother wcll and strong: she says:
“My mother was taken very trick by
inppt‘oirdlllig change of life and was
confined to her bed for seven weeks.
ch employed the best doctor. but his
‘fful'lr: were of little avail, She could
trot keep anything on her stomach.
could not sleep and she wttsicd to a
'shndow. We procured a bottle of
: Paiuc‘s Celery Compound for her. its
use gave grand and wondrous rssultn.‘
She soon slept well at night, not
stronger and her appetite returned.
She. is now well and strong and does
'her work with pleasure. She would
not be without Pairie‘s Celery Cour
pound for any consideration."
REQUISITION FOR
llARTl-‘ORD_ March
lli'uch. of Franklin county.
rrrivcd here today and went in thc
state capitol to secure requisition pa
pets for Collins anti Rudolph.
lcged outlaws who were arrested in
this city last, Sunday.
the abscuce of Governor Chamberlain
the sheriff was trouble to get his pa~
pet's acted on today. but left tltcm
with the governor‘s executive secre-
tary who will present them to Gover-
nor (‘harnberlain when he returns to
lllUlI'W
out! Cashier Hoffman of the Union.
Mo. batik which was entered and rob-
bed, will go totbe jail and try to iden-
llfy the prisoners. it is expected
that arrangements will he completed
'30 that the sheriff will be able to start
back for Missouri with the prisoners
_,irext Monday.
7.~—~Shcrlff
mesle‘Q-ri'df' l» Il Hurt H- 3. il' MHtrMVI'P'l-f i-rirl- 4. News» l- rat-esteem“ 4. Neil bird
*he Factory Remnantand Surplus Sale
Continues to interest the people.
A SPECIAL SALE OF MUS'VLIR UNDERWEAR.
units no wars. Links strum. . ' thunderous-as.
At 44 cts. Value 50 cts. 69c oalue 89c I 5 cts. .
“ 54 65 34c " 1.00 2for25c value 17
‘u ‘4 u .75 93c "‘ 1,25 [9 " 25
alV H V let, A" [.49 29 u 3,
74 as - -. 7,
is 64 u [‘00 1.5,. 2.00 39‘ 49
94 "1.10 iterates"; was. .- .
-- LADIES DRIWE'RS. .
5’3 ‘ .145 “MW 35 dS-io l3 00 Excellent Value 25' cls. '
7.07 “1.39 ””PDRE'SSES. , .12: ,‘.', .336 - ,‘V
. u ”
,‘e- :e ...
“regularly for a few weeks will build.
it‘
has saved thousands of women i'rorn'
BURGLARS.‘
Missouri:
the al- ;.
On account or ;
This aftetrropn the sheriff,
To increaSe its at-
3!:
m A
It ”We“ to; *
S i if
, Tritiiiet’s llama
No Word from the not.
essor who .2 Promised to
Prove lie Married No Other
l—She Still hopes Story
ifrom England is false
i
l Mrs, Annie Savage. who was married
to William Henry Hill the. military irr-
str'yuctor of limit Orange it your ago.
left I‘ uth (Mange yesterday in despair.
i-ihe received a telegram front her faili-
I'l" K. II. Elliott, one of the wealthiest
‘nrcrt-httiris of Norfolk. Va... saying:
"(‘triiro back to your home."
Although l’t'ot‘. Hill hurl been away
from East Orange two days~sincc the
disclosure that another woman In Elli-5‘
land claimed him as her lawful hus-
band and the father of her three chil-
dren—tire wife in East Ol'ungo rcfusr-d
‘ to believe that he. is not sincere in his
promise, to get proof that he. never mar-
ried the woman iir England. who signs
herself Mrs. Emily H. Hill.
Not one. word has come from lllll
‘llc has not even written to East Or-
.rrigc what progressdrc is making in
collecting thc proof he promised. ills
writ-rcabouts la a mystery, and when
Mrs. illll left the flue old rcsldcnce at
No. ‘3 l'roalwct Terrace, East Orange.
yesterday, where she had been living
.vitlr lire professor for several months
as his wife, she was a and and (”soon
solute wornatr. She felt some saris.
motion, however. in the fact that if lll'l'
Huppotit'tl husband is really the lawful
husband of another woman, it was her.-
(t-r for her to be apprised of the frtct
promptly than for such it tcrr‘lble dis-
.~lorurc to come. later.
“I am going bitch to the home of rrry
father." alto said sorrowfully. "There
is little in life left now. i bollovcd lur-
plicitly in that. man. He was u model
husband. He was affectionate and
kind. He treated me with the love and
adoration of II young lover always. and
his manners were beautiful. it is a
terrible shock to me. i can hardly be.
lit-ye even now that he is not genuine.
that he is not sincere."
’l‘lre unhappy woman said that she
will take no legal action for me prcs-
cut in uunuliing her marriage until
‘ she has seen legal proof ttrat Prof. Hill
is really the lawful husband of unoihcr
woman. She was accompanied by her
'Iegal adviser when she left Fast (ii
:rirgc lie told her that she was hop-
ing "anlust hope.
"If this man is really persecuted, if
he has never been married.” said the
lawyer to Mrs ilill. ‘why has be not
‘mrrnrnittultated with you durirtr: the
past two days. slutc these dist lorrurr-s
\\'crc made? Even if is you say he has
no money, he brunt have litrd enough to
buy," postal card to. mail you some
word of his .wlrecesbputs."
“KEEP YOUR HEAD COOL.
your conscience clout and your bowels
.open." Then- is a ton of common-
sense in It. (‘oustipatlon is death in
, life. The intestines arc clogged with
matter. You must move it or be sick
--fever possibly. 'l‘ake Cal-curb Sol-
vent, Dr, David lx'cnucdy's new mcdi
cine rrntll the bowels are clear and
natural. Write to the (‘ul~cura (Toni-
puny. Rondoui, N. Y.. for n free sour
ple. bottle. ~
CHARGES AGAINST A LAWYER
NEW HAV EN March 7-~--A hearing
on dlsnnrment. pmcecdings against I
Walter Scott Miller.,a colored lawyers
who has been serving a jail Ht‘nll‘flt'I‘l'
for embezzlement. has been IIHHignI'tl
by Judge Guger. of the Superior (.‘oui‘t
for next Friday afternoon. Charges
were preferred against stiller by Starr-
\tlorney Williams.
I FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR
Cures coughs and colds.
(lures bronchitis and asthma.
Cures crouo and whooping cough,
(bu-es hoarsoncss and bronchial trou-
Ides.
Gures pneumonia and la grippe.
Sold at Pinisred‘ a Drug Store. "
at»:
3%
50¢;
I
new Masses-seer»: %‘%~2«-t‘~tat-E-t~+s¥~i~t~h or Mow-rt new
I, ’ . ' . -
The Way PhyflelsnI'Now Treat Ca-
tsrrh.
Physicians who formerly depended
upon inhalers, sprays and local wastr-
os or ointment! now use Stuart's Ca-
tnrrh Tablets because as one of the
most prominent stated, these tablets
contain in pleasant. convenient form
all of the really efficient rind rcllttblc
tratarrh remedies. such as red gum,
blood root and Iiydrastiu.
They contain no cocaine or opiate
(so common in liquid cutnrrlr rnedl»
clues and cough syrups) and they are
given to little children with cntirc
safety and benefit
Dr. .I. l. licitlugcr says: I suffcrcd
from (‘utnr'th in my trend and throat
Merv aim and it Would hang on
rlcur ltrio tilllllllll‘i with sloppugc of
the host- and irritation In the throat
affecting my voice so that l was con-
Ilirutrlly rlcarlug utv throat before i
«(told Mioltk plainly; it llrinlly extend
ed to the stomarth causing cutnrr'lr of
the stomach.
i bought it fifty i‘i‘lll box of Stuart‘s
(lattrri'h 'l‘ablcts at my drugglsi's, cur-
I‘lNl them ill rrry pocket and used thctrr
regularly several times it day IlIlll tho
any in which they clcur'cd my head
and throat and improved my hunting
and general health I consider little
short of rcmui'kuble. i had no caiuri'h
last winter and spring and i know I
am entirely free from any cuint'rhul
li'oulrlc \\’llilli'\'l‘l'.
Mrs, Jerome Ellison, of Wheeling.
writes: I snifcr'cd from catar't'h near—
ly my whole life and last winter my
two children also suffered from t-rr»
turrhul colds and sore throats so rrruclr
they wore out of school a large pull
of the winter. My brother who was
t'ill‘r'tl oi‘ (:tllll‘l‘llIll deafness by using
Stuart‘s i‘zrtur'rh Tablets urged me so
much to try them that I sent to the
ling store and bought it [linkage illltl
i am truly thankful for what they hate
done for Hill and my t:.lriltlrcu l al-
ways lit‘t'll a boy of the tablets iii the
house and a! llll‘ first. appearance of a
mid or etrl'r' throat (Inc or two of the
I'aturr'h tablets trips it itr the bud and
i‘uiattlr in no longer a lrohschold tif-
lllillllll with its. m3 '7
NELLI E FLETCHER'S IDENTlTV.
Alfred Manierre. of Chicago. Throws
Light on Strange Case.
(‘Ill(‘.\iit). March 7.»—'l‘bc. qucsiiou:
Who was Ncllic lt‘lclchci' and was shc
the victim of an unknown poisotier iii
New Yor'k'.‘ was answered in (‘hicago
last night so far its hcr identity is t~oII~
('i'l'lli‘ll.
While developnrcuts hcrc throw on
light on how the young woman met
death in it New York boarding h'ouse
curly this week. they i'cvcal that hci‘
home was itr New Haven, ('ontr_. and
that she is supposed to have been mirr-
r'lcd several years to a nrerr with whom
slu- did not “\‘t‘ long. returning to the
ironic of her Irrothci‘ iii New lluI't-Ii.
It :ll.‘(r is l't'I‘I‘iIlt'il Ilrnf Mrs. Fletch-
t‘l' who was twcniyslx years old,
t‘lllllv to (‘hicano late last June, and un-
'ii lt‘irtlzty |"-'lri'rrui',\' 27, lived or HIV
lthrrpt'css Hotel. North (‘lzri'k and Mil-
Illt' .Mli‘r'n'ls. ()u the tl.l_\‘ of buy Ill“
Irirrturc rah.» said she was coins: to New
York to visit friends.
The information concerning Mrs
Fletcher comes largely from Alfred
Mirrricrrc. tII'eIriy-fOIIr._\'eurs old. of Nil.
til llcllcvuc l'lrlco, who become at-
ouaiuicd with hci' while he was a stu-
dent in Ynlc. When he was graduat-
I-d last June, Mrs. Fletcher accompan-
icd him to i‘bicugo and at his sugges-
tion secured rooms in the Empress
Hotel, where she remained till hcr
departure for New York.
Mr. Mauicrre says he assisted the
young woman in paying her expenses
and also gave her money on a nutri-
her of occasions to enable her to ob-
tain medical treatment. According to
Mr. Harrier-re. Mrs. Fletcher assisted in
Lsupporting herself by working wlrcn
luvr health would permit.
Air's. Flctchcr's departure from (‘hi-
arm was the direct result of hcr at
lions on Wednesday. February 25. two
dint: before she left for New York III-
that day she visltr-d the home of Mr.
\iuuierrc's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
tlcorgc Mnrrlcrrc, No. (it Heller-ire
l‘lacc.
Just what happened at the interview
is not known. but Mrs. Fletcher left
the Manlerre residence soon after, anti
then came a number of conferences be
tween members of the Municrrc fam-
ily. Later Mrs. Fletcher was commu-
nicated with and an arrangement was
made ulror'eby she. wins to leave for
Now Y Oink which she did.
THE STOMACI-I in THE MAN.
A new stomach weakens the man; be‘:
cause it cannot transform the food he
eats into nourishment. Health and
strength cannot be restored to any sick
man rrt‘ weak woman without first to
storing health and strength to the trio
mach. A weak stoma cannot. digest
enough food to feed the tissues and re-
viva the tired and run down limbs and
organs of the body. Kodol Dyspepsia
(‘ure cleanses. purifies. sweeten! and
strengthens the glands and membranes
of the stomach, and cures indigestion,
dyspepsia and all stomach troubles.
Clifford Pharmacy; "
BILL FOR DISMISSED POLICEMEN.
HARTFORD. March 7.—-Csptuin
‘rlnty. of the Danbny police. appear
ed before the. judiciary committee of
the legislature yesterday in favor of
the bill giving dismissed policemen the
right to appeal within .10 days to thr-
snpcrior court. Captain Ginty said
rice from the police, department.
also favored the bill providing that
chiefs of police shall detail officers on
request to act in any borough or town»
which has no regular police force. Cor-
poration Counsel Daggett ‘of, New Hav-
Ier bill.
—"——‘-.'T'.‘"—"f‘
. A REMARKAILE CAGE.
I One of the most remarkable cases
of or cold deepseated on the lungs.
causing pneumonia. is that of Mrs. Ger-
trude E. I-‘cnner Marion. Ind. who was
entirely tuned by the use of One Min-
urge, Cough Pure. Sho’ says: PM
coughing and. straining no weakened
wombat I run down in weight from m
to D] inroads. I tried a number of ret'h
adios. tono anti until] used One hfin-
ate Cough Cure Four battin- of this
2wonderful remedy cured are entirely
ottheimtslr.
the bill would tend =to~clrmlnntc poli- ,
rte. ,
en. appeared in opposition to the lat- ,
THE D. M.
READ CO.
Established l 85 7 .
NOVEL TIES IN NECK WEAR.
Vanish the bows and intricate knots of riben while
the severe but extremely dainty Stock with tab ends hés
its day.
The straight lines and flat
surfaces of the newest
Stocks are only saved from Quakeriah effects by the rich
embroidery. inserted motifs. jewels and pendant orira:
ments with which they are adorned. v i
There are narrow bands of Taffeta and Penn dc Soic
fagotted together. French knots, runs of stitching. bead"-
work. and tiny passemcntcrie buttons applied in various
fashions, and nearly all with tabs or stole ends.
Never has
there been a season with more attractive and fascinating
Neckwear.
There are innumerable fashions
tilt.
in Wash Stocks
which are made of Pique Linen, and Embroidered Bands
with hand needlework. The style of cut and absence of
bOWS makes the laundering a very simple matter.
for Wash Stocks from 25 cts up.
Prices
A very special line in a
variety of colors at 19 cts cach.
Your attention is directed to the showcase at the
N eckwear Section.
A NOVELTY IN BEDSPREADS.
Mcrcerized Quilts, woven of Mcrccrized yarns in
beautiful patterns.
which is guaranteed to be permanent.
There is a high lustre. a silky finish
They are light in
weight, the ideal thing for a summer Spread. easy to han-
(llc and easy to launder.
in appearance they are by far the
handsomcst things in the way of Bedspreads we have
shown for many a day.
Size 2 HILZ '7 yards.
Prices $2. 75, $4.5 :r and $5 00
At the White Goods Section
sure and see them.
on the lower floor. Be
MOT HER'S FRIEND SHIRT WA 15 T5 AND BLOUSES.
The 75 ct. quality for 50 cts. each.
All sizes from 6 to 14 years inclusive.
llili l) ”l
l" " .Ll) COMPANY,
Bridgeport. Conn.
Laxative Bronte Quinton
cwaColdanno Day. Grip in 2 Days
6? 7%....» m3.
WHAT'S IN A NAME.
Everything In in the name when it
corner: to Wilt-II Hazel Solve. it}. t‘. Ile-
\Vlfl & ('o, of i‘lrit'ngu' discovered.
sonic years ago, how to make u Silh't'
front Witch Hazel that is a specific for
Piles. It‘or blind, bier-ding, itching and
protruding l'ilcs. eczema, cuts, burns.
bruises and all skin IllSt‘lltIi'S, irc\t'.ti‘.-<
Salvo him no court This has short
rise to intuit-rims \I‘I’lf'lllli‘ss: I'trlllllcl’
fcirs. Ask for Iic\\'itt‘s~~thc gr-nrrluc
Clifford Pharmacy “
NAUGATUCK SCHOOLS REOPEN
MONDAY,
.\'Al'(}.\'l‘l'(‘K. flint-v.1 7—- The board
(If cdl‘culion decided today to i'copcn
the schools next Mortuary. ilic number
of cases of scarlet fever having lit-cu
A SEVERE COLD FOR-THREE
MONTHS.
’l‘hc following letter from A. .I, Nils-
buuut. of llatesvillc, liitl.. tolls its own
story; "i sum-red for three nroirilis
with a scrcr'v- cold. >\ druzgisi. prepar-
ul tuc some lllt‘tllt‘lllt', and it physician
prescribed for llll‘, yet i did not im-
prove. ,i then ti'icd Foley's Honey and
Tutorial I‘lglrl «lows cured mo." Refuse
s'rtl-r'iliiircs. Sold at l’lmstcd's llrtitz
S'rll'i‘ at
FINED FOR BREAKING GUARAN-
TINE.
\\'.\!.l.lN(:lt‘()ltl). Conn, Mar, T~ —lrr
thr- luri'mich court today. Judge .lutld
lined Dominick l’hillopl untl Pasquale
lioi‘ci Si and costs each. for breaking
the quarantine law. The men entered
reduced by rigid quarantine pressures. .n house in which a quarantined case of
Every child who goes to school next
Monday “ill be
a physician.
cut'cfutiy cxtinriucd by
diphthcriu was In ‘Illé‘d.
Advertise your wants in The Sentinel.
H
. NEBB.
_ soon.
Estimate:
at a bottle of‘m your Romeo.
3 hhd with this remedy the muffin
abate. In thirty—six hours fin
. mtl removed the hind
out. butchering, and
:ulmlblwd
in THE VELOOD
re you-s: sort-twine snout "turbos: '
vsnv LIKELY vous noon rs
tr vou an: snzuusrrsu rr's
PROBABLY out ro some or rue-stools.
eczema“ saris: punishes. PIMPLE.
mo sons: an: on: re no aLooo.
(rat interns as" errors A nocrt.‘
.v
‘ huts soon noon sup anchors
ALL eor‘sououo 'rorttr‘ort .
. t'fllAT manta noon aromas.
, .
ROMOC
at ,r
MA'ITEI
=-1h¢rebl°mflr that r hld'Blood
land r I .
WM “hummus
Al S0
(sled
imLy. My busi-
ilrfyison came from
(Mr ' mud Downnn.
r
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