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Evening sentinel, Friday, March 13, 1903 · page 2

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Tollqt Paper, Tablets, Envelopes ( ). Grocers“ Books. Day Books, Pack-
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Lump Chimneys. Lamp

hunters Large Dippers. Tea Plates, Salt Cellars Egg Beaters, Chinese

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llying Cards, package Calling Cards. Vegetable Knives. Flue Table

5% m Novelties in LentlICI. China, Wood and iron and many other useful
$3! at belo‘w regular prices l

rig this list with you and compare with what we show y.ou Mull

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Amy ”MIN Ovir‘fifll
I- You can intercom” ma om am I
year- of age Inauythlnx that will malts
him feel better began” while he may
not as yet have any positive organic

 

w and vigor of “vent dive nor the
freedom from aches an patna‘ he on-
loyud in earlier y rs. and he. very
naturally examine ivlth interedt any
proposition looki to theI Improivo-
meat and preserv lieu of his health.
Vile will notice among other things
ion: the stomach of fifty is a very (ill
feront 0nd from the stomach he pos-
rossed at thenIy-ftve. That greatest
cure. out be exercised as to what is
stated It Ii how much of it. and even
with the best of care. there will be in
creasing digestive weakness with ad
vancin .YOIII‘S.I.

A pr rpositton to perfect or improve
the digestive and asslmulation of food
is, one. which interests but only every
man of fifty but every man. woman
and child of any age. because the
wlwtil Ikecret of good health. good
blood strong nerves. is to have a atom
achpvhichwiii promptly and thoroughly
digest wholesome food because blood
nerves brain tissue and every other
constituent of the body ls entirely the
product of digestion, and no medicine
or “health" food can possibly create
pure blood or restore shaky nerves.
when a weak stomach Is replenishing
the daily wear and tear of the body
from a mass of fermenting half digest»
(III food

No. the stomach Itself wants help
and in no round about way either;
wants direct unmistakable assistance,
such as is Irlven by one or two Stuart s
Dyspepsia Tablets after uach meal.
'i'hese tablets cure stomach trouble
because their use give the stomach a
chance to rest and recuperate; one of
Stuart's Dvspepslu Tablets contains
IllgciitivtI clemhnts sufficient to digest
3.000 grains of ordinary food such as
bread. meat eggs etc.

The plan of dieting is simply anotII
or name for starvation, and the use of
prepared foods and new fanglcd
breakfast foods simply makes matters
wot-so tie any dyspeptic who has tried
them know.

As Dr. Bennett says the only reason
i can imagine. why Binari' s Dyspepsia
Tablets are not universally used by
everybody who is troubled in any way
with poor digestion is because many
petiole seem to think that because a
medicine is advertised or is sold in
tiring" stores or is protected by a trade
Inark' must be a humbu; whereas no
It matter of truth tiny drugglst who is
obsorvtmt knows that Stuart' 5 Dyspep-
sia Tablets have cured more people of
indigestion heart burn heart trouble
nervous prostratlon and run down
condition gentirallv thou all the patent
:IIIII‘lchncs ant doctors prescriptions
for stbtnach trouble combined.

 

 

FAVORABLE REPORTI ON APPRO-
PRIATIONS.

HARTFORD. March lii.——'i‘l1e Sen-
ate and House yesterday morning con
firmed the nomination of Judge Wil-
llnm II two to the superior (‘ourt the
vote in the House being iiitl to i. The
Senate. rechVed the favorable report
f the appropriation committee yester-
Iay on the participation of this state
in the Muisiuna Purchase Exposition
of St Louis. in 1904. The original
blll previded no specific appropriation
for this purpose. The commlttce to-
port today provides for 8100000 to be
divided as follows:

Education, 87.500: Shell Fish. 81.000;
Agriculture. 818.000, . divided as fol
lows: i-‘arm products 87 000: Ponto-
logical 84 000; Dairy. 82. 000: 'l‘obat co
81500; Horticulture, 33.000; Connecti-
cut. building. 830. 000; erection of
some. 87.600: Care and Maintenance.
82.000; ceremonies for Connecticut
week 806000: commissioner and ex-
unusual. ‘80,:000 Ilncidentals and sun-
dries. 82.500. Total. 8100.000. The
report c‘nlis for the appointment of
eight commissioners by the governor
.une of whom Ihall be named by him

 

are to be women.

until 12. 30 Tuesday, March 17.
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To CURE A COLD "4 ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bmmanintnc Tablets.

All dvugglsfs refund the. money if it

fails to cure. iii. W Grow: s signature'

is on each box. 26c.

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CMNECTIGUT RIVER RISES.

 

water in the Connecticut River at ii
continued to rise yesterday and the-
flood reachedt he heig t of 21 5 feet
Above the low Igate‘t‘r'ui nirk at it (hip

and n to run into the cellar of the
Meadow school in East Hartford Many-I
residents bf the Mead“! have
compelled to move their household (sf-I,
facts upstairs to prevent them from
Milkmen

. ,5 WI “N, g.‘ .. being damaged by water.
13:" bu. sir - i to: bad grocerymen reach their customers
mg. I; 13.13115» m Willi houses In the flooded districts by the
,1; a» no no... I-hn ,‘I’Irc tints. i‘ aid of row boats. Adh street in mat
w . "II. I or“) fin Ii Hartford is completely filled with what-

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if you Obie to niiib and neilétb take
glam“ Iran (I Regulator tor inn-tug
. II.
pleasant to the taste. it act's directly
end alecttIIeiy upon the liver and std;
neyaI and does not urine or purxe but
clears the Intent of bile and polbonous
waste qniétiy and thoroughly. tones up
the blend and puts new life into the
whole beam. was tin box.:6c _;nv‘s
for .81. it. H. mutually . I
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i YALE DEBATERB CHOIBN
henchmen s—voa
resehtatifir in Shea

 

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chief commissioner and of whom threei out

Hormone March 13~The ill II‘

been I

it is a dry powder and not are. =

MM IA In anemia.
A am. Audeldtiourwmiud in New

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At the invitation of tubes Commis-
«sinner fl.- 8 'l‘hotn mwho is, One of
the Iehdina inbuilt? bakers of New lia-
run about to master bakers from New
Haven and the state held a bnuuuct at
Heublelns inINow haven. WednosI
Iiny evoninx for tho purpose of forming
a stain association (and promoting a
better feeling of‘ Iiillowuhln among
themselves

All the members (if the New Haven
association were present and the fol
lowanoIIt of town guests: C. F Trail
of Waterbury, S l Adams of Bridge-
port ii. iI}. liushribloi' MOI idcn F W
lieKlyII ofI Daub ry ll Ahlxren of
linr.ltford i’. adollno of Hartford
.1 W. Stuoc‘lt oi iddletown. .lamosJ
Lawton the New Rayon roprosentatlvo
of the Fleilcbmann Yeast Company.
was present as we lal guest.

E. iirauu the secretst of the Unit
ed Stat/ts blaster Bakets' Association.
was present and explained the urgent
nation methods

After a. formal discussion of many
things the master bakers have to con
load with it was voted to form a state
association and the following ofileoIs
were chosen: President. WJI Scbwug-
(II-.man of New Haven. hit. SIP-lin'tti-lm‘
man is one of tho loading linki'lri there

and conducts a largo establishment at
379 Grand avenue. F, W. DoKlyn. of
liunbury. was chosen sccrctaty and C.
F 'l‘Iott. of WnieI-Ibuiy. tressuter

The master linkers are In perfect
harmony with the bakers unions
throughout the city and vicinity, says
the New Haven louder. and desire to
simply organize Its a bullet means of
meeting various contingencies that
arise at times. Many of the members
voiced their views on the subject and
the “Inuit “(in this state association
and it was also vet d to hold a state
convention in New vHutton some time
in May. ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

~I~Builds up IIIII system, puts pure
rich blood in the veins: makes men
and women strong and lIcnlthy-»InIIr
dock mood lllttors- AI any drug
store. ‘ '

PENNELLS‘ FORTUNES.
Probable Disposition of Them-Wife‘s
Father Principal Beneficiary.

liuffnlo. N Y. March lam-Aside
born the 85. 000 home on Cleveland ave
use. Mr. Penneil bad no personal prop
crty in this city Most of his estate
consists of personal property including

 

 

his 8’10 000 of life insurance which let

still putt of his estate bemusc . .e pol-

icies were made payable tIo'lIin estate,

find It is therefore subject to the ill
motions of the will if the will does
not direct the disptipal of the lnsIII-
once. there being no ohildieu one half
would go to Mrs. Pcnnrll the other
half to be divided between Mr. l'In-
uclls mothIr and his brother Ii. Fred
l’cnncll But Mrs. PI IIIIcll having die!
the one half that vested in her at het'
husband s tit-nth wohld ascend to her
father.

hits l’IInncll Icecntly came Into a
legacy of 8i i3 000 by the death of a rel
athe In New England. It she made no
w.lll the money will 851in go to her
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non: a‘tors.
Disturbances of smut-Is me not
nearly as grow» as an individual disot
tier of the system.

rctnody Is immediately employed.
There s nothing so efficient to cure dis-
orders of the Lima or Kidneys as El-
ectric Bitters. it's atwonderful ionic

and effective amine and tho gteutcst

Ill aroxnd medicine for run down are
lama:

laI-ln germs Only bile, and satisfac-

tion guaranteed. by F ii Baxter Drug;

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With the first warm days of spring
you bottle to feel dull. tired and onn 5
it's because your blood is thick

I and clogged with impurities it has col-

Th” 89““ “t l ociock adjourned looted from the body during the past.
Ramon e Liver Pills and Tan— ’
ll Pellets will clear out the impurities I
Complete lof one bottle before Mr Grip had bid

3 winter.

Innd clean up the “slalom.
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slum. HIM ov‘ “FOR cArAIuIII.

()vcrwork. loss of
Il.ccp nervous tension will be follow.
ed bv utter collapse unless a reliable

t dispels Nervousness, Rheu-

matism and Neuralgia and carpets Ma-

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digs» your food, slid andlhgcuit.
you won't have anyone-ch Stomach
Mbvuywsfivbty obstinate,

damn. .125 _ 506$“:ng

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Juut' lruthu Hybinai Pour Time-a
Day and he Gut-ad.

if a few years ago some one had
said rod (Ian cure catnrrh by brentbhm
air charged with a healing balsam the
idea Mould have been ridiculed and It
remained for R. ’i‘. Booth. that ouIl-
ilctit investigator. to discover in ”yo-
Incl this method of cure.

ilyonIeI has performed the most Inl
Inc ulous cures of catnrrn and Is iodny
retognlzcd by leading members of the
medical profession as the only udver
Ilsed reincdi that can be relied upon to
do just what It claims.

The complete outllt of Hyomel costs
bttt $1.00 and consists of an inhaler.
hIIIIllelne IiIoppeI and It bottle of Hyu-
omci.

Breathe llyomcl through the Inhaler
for It few minutes four tithes a day and
it ‘nill cute the Muse case of catarrh.
it soothes and heals the mucous men.
Iitntlon IIIId (‘i‘ff‘i'tl‘ II complete and
lasting cute. ,

'i‘hc tIeasuIer of ill(' American Life
lIIIIIIIIIncII Company. I. S. Nugont of
New \ork city. mites: "Hyomel has
completely (lli't'il my daughter of ca
tIIIrlI from Whit II Inc has been a bill-
hour for wars.

in South NIIIIIqu there are semen of
well- known lit‘tiplt- who any they havo
two 11 cured of (I'IIIIII'III by Hyomcl. If
it does not IIIIIIII you the. Stillson- -Pow-
(Ill Commotion will return the money
you paid ioI lllniiii'l 'ihls iii the
strong at IIIIlt-Iue that can be offered
us to Ilit-‘ii faith in the remedy. I

CHINESE ARMY' REVIEW.
Twenty Thousand Troops Will Take
Part in the Various Provinces.
VICTORIA. ii (‘ March 1'].~‘AI]\'i("
(Is by stc'utIIIII 'losn '0qu says

Pckln IlIIsputIlIos state that the
lIthnItoI' IIIIIi Emilit‘fifl Dowager “('10
to Visit lilt‘ lInpcIlal mausoleum ut lili-
lmig on Milit'li ii and on their Ieturn
were to stop III l’ao Ting for the pur-
pose of I-I'IIIIIIIII: on a grand aIIny ro-
Ilcu there. All the troops that have

 

just. been raised in (‘bi Li. liouu.
Shnnsl :IIIII Shenal pIovlnc.tIs about
cotton in all will take part. Yuan

ISlIllI Kai. v‘iceiov of Chi Li is to be
commando: in (hch‘. 'lhot oflieer is
2Ion king hard to immune China“ s army
He will organize shortly a force includ-
his Chinese and Manchus. The no
5 (count \ arms, which were to have been
manufactured in (‘hinese arsenals have
been bought with ammunition from
(iIIrmnnt merchants in Tlen Tsln who
smuggled them into China. Viceroy
linen Kai updates that he. will Iulsc
mono new Hoops below An!“ of ”II“
'IytIIII. The Tosn Maru also brought
news of timber cugogclnbnts bciucen
Itln (“blouse government forces and
the Kwaua Si whole in which the lot
I‘ pciinl troops “(Ito defeated with loss.
,Romo high (Illicinis being among the
‘5 slnlo.
The con Inn: of lluuan has stated to
Itbc ibiIIosII- I1,'U\(‘l‘liiil|'iil that the re
lbI. “Inn has touched a most duugcioua
Islam and he moments the guvclntnelit
I to mobilize troops .

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SEVERE ATTACK or new.

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5Com! by One Bottle of Chamberlaln' s 5

Cough mmbdy.

“When I bad an attack of the mlp
in :t winIcI (the second one! i IIctuull\
(‘lllt‘ti myself with one. bottle of
t‘lIambeIlalus t‘ouah liemedv,“ say“
Flank W Perry. lI‘dltor of the EntIII
lesII Shortvillc. N. Y. "This is the
honest truth i at times kept {tom
coughing myself to pieces by Inklnt: u
IIIIIspoouful of this remedy. and when
the coughing spell would come on at
night i would take a dose and it seem
(III that In the briefest inhurvnl the
much would pass off and i would go
to sleep perfectly free lmmT cough and
Its aIcompanying pains. 5 T'W that
Ihe rcmedv acted as a most agreeable
‘surpilse is putting it Ivory mildly. i
had no idea that it would or could
Iknock out the grip. simply because i
had nmcr tried it for such a purpose.
but it did. and it seemed with the sec
,ond attack of coughing the remedv
caused it to not only be of less dura-

 

verc. and i had not used the contents

mo adieu.’ For sale by all drug;

gists.

 

'cmcmo TRAéNME'EDNS asouesr

CHICAGO March i3-—‘i‘he griiIv-
ancc committee of the Chicago and AL
ton trainmen which has been in sea
slot: in Chicago for the past two
months has returned heme. and last
,night at a secret meeting of brakemen
and conductors. made a report. suysa
ldespatch to the Record- Herald Iron
IBloomington ills.- it Is understood

lWabnslI or other competing roads.
its generally believed the Chicago and
Allen trainmen will immediately con:-

Wabash.
Ling will not be known until next week.

 

YIIIIE STOMACH is THE MAN.
A new stomach weakens the man be
cause it cannot transform the food be

Men M "M mm MINING cuts into nourishment Health and
strength cannot be restored to any lick
it mid- hdp- 'lei help it peed-I men or weak woman without that re-

niacin .A weak sto
enough food to teed
vlve the tired ,and rim 00M
5 organs of the body In!
Cu, ,5cleanaa. putrid

alto WIRES.

 
 

d cures indigestion.

when W'hfina 3} smach: troublea

HAD DECISION OVER. TOY

RANCIECW Huck lib—Abe

theiielcldiou over Ed-

elbe twentieth ‘
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bram- of the ob passages. prevents iI- ‘

ltlon but the pains were far less so ’

Ithc oiilclal of the road refused to
lzrant the Increased scale demanded
but agreed to equal dint advance by the
it

‘inence Voting upon the question of
'striking and that unless there is an in-
crease in pay the employees will go
out simultaneously with times of the
The outcome of the ballot-

storing health and strength to the ate
it cannot digest
unwound re-
n'ibs' and
Dyspepsia
sweeten: nnd
membranes

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

Bridgeport Adverfisdmmtl.

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Btidgepo Adv meiits. |

THE D. M. READ co.

Established" 1857

 

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easy CARRIAGES AND (Io—CART:

It is a capital time to come in and- .Ielcct ‘a Baby Car-
riagc. The collection we have is- very large and contains
the very best kinds made both fur‘eign ind domestic.

Perhaps the very swell Carriage is an English Per-
arnbulator. It Is a perfect Ca rriagc in miniature. coach- fin’
ishcd. the wheels with nickle—plated tangent spokes. gold-
plated hubs, and cushion tires. The interior is elegantly
upholstered with dark leather cloth. and there is a deep
protective hood. I

Other Carriages. Carrettcs and Go- Carts are of reed
and all the latest designs and newest ideas are represent-
ed. They are artistic. dainty-looking and durable.

Furniture Store. Fourth Floor.
Take the elevator.

FOR THE HOUSE CLEANING SEASON.

With spring rapidly approaching the mind of nearly

every housekeeper will turn towards housecleaning. With

' all the up- -to-date appliances which the domestic science
sharps have invented the cleaning is not such an arduous
task as formerly.

Our Furnishing Store Is full of housekeeping articles.
the best kinds that are produced. Today we call attention
to the large army of Brushes that await your direction to
commence housecleaning.

Long- -bandlcd Floor Brushes for matting and hard

wood floors, 98 cts., $1. 25. SI. 50 and up.

Short-handled Dust Brushes. 25.50. 75 cts and ~up.

Sanitary Brushes. 35 and so cts. '

Window Brushes. 25 and 50 cts.

Banister Brushes, a narrow Brush with long Bristlcs,

50 cts. '

Weighted Polishers for hard wood floors. $3.75.

Furniture Brushes. 25 and so cts.

Glass Brushes for bottles and tumblers. 15 cts. .,

Turkey Feather Dusters. Irwin :5 cts. up.

Ostrich Feather Dusters. Iro ii 5..) :ts. to $2.75.

Wool Dusters. which can be washed, from 15 cts. up.

Fancy Bric-a~Brac Dusters. extrh light weight, 35 and

50 cts.

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Visit the Cloak Rooms and see the new and elegant
Black Silk Coats mentioned yesterday. No prettier models
have been shown this season.

THE 1). M;

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Ullli “(1) COMPANY;

Bridgeport, Conn.

 

'GRIP REMEDIES IN GREAT DE-
MAND.
When colds and gripvarc, prevalent

WHAT'S IN A NAME.

Jvervtblug is in the name when it
comes to Witch Hazel Salve. E. C. fic-
Wllt & Co of C,hlcngo discovered. the quitkcst and surest remedies are
some \IInIs tIIIo, bow to make a solve in meat demand. Mr Joseph D. Wil-
ronI \\ itch H: Izel that is a specific for llams. of MeDuI'I \a saws that be was
Piles For blind bleeding itching and tlii‘f‘tl of a wry deep and lasting at-
prottutling Piles. eczema cuts. intros 'tntk of in grippe by using (.‘iiflmilei‘
bruises and all skin diseases Iiertt s lain's Cough iiemcdv allot trying sev
Salve has no equal. This has given I‘l‘lli other preparations with no effect

rise to numcious worthless countet- FoI sale by all drugglsts. "
felts. Ask for new itt 's——thc genuine --~ -—- —-—-—-
Clifford Pharmacy. ‘ Alwe .vs WeltonIc.——»A Georgia rural

(IiitOI has this Sign tacked on the door
Its the girl who can't sing that of his sanctum “We're at home to the
seems nuxiobs that may one should dollar whenever It rings."—Atlanta
know it Constitution ' ‘

. H..- W.

 

 

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nose.atIIIIIest Contains nettin-
Morphine Ital-Mineral.
or Raucous.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

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