l
hndieds of Useful Articles to be had for
the small sums of 4c and 90.
t
See What C Will Buii Here.
. Toilet Paper Tablets Envelopes t2
9 ate Ouglyhoi Bails. .iup. ’i‘ooth Picks. Tea Cups,
Bowls, Hprmonicas, dozen Lead Pencils. Fancy Baskets, Base Balls, Cord
Bellows. Rubhornatilcs. Picture Wire. Curling irons, 5 packages Hair Plus.
Twine, Carpet Thread Toilet Soap, Napkin Rings. Lamp Chimneys, Lamp
.3). Grocers' Rooks, Day Books, Pack-
auy color Crepe Paper,
«I.
Bill: is Mather Purses Dressing Combs. Asbestos Mats. 3 papers Plus.
I;
Mrs Neadiea, Window Shade Pulls dozen Collar Buttons all sizes Safe-
ty Fina, Banting Spoons ironing Wax. Sauce Dishes 50 Clothes Pins, Wire
5
Summers Large Dippers, Tea Plates. Salt. Cellars Egg Beaters, Chinese
D“ Cups, Custard Cups Quart Measures Games Dolls Books, Strainers,
. Draper-s, Pencil Boxes, Knives, Forks. ink, Mticiiage. Glue, Vaseline, Leni-
Oil-Museum. Toasters Soap Savers 'I‘ea Stands, Pot Chains Stovc Polish,
mfiiacklng. Bath Brick, Cake Pans Dish Mops Files, Paint Brushes
L“!ilduae Traps, Match Safes. Padlocks. Lid Lifters, China Mugs China Bob
«I? sink Brushes. Cake Cutters Candle Sticks. Mashers. Whisk Brooms.
mnrivers iron Stands. Gimlets Butter Ladies
Dutbora. and 500 other articles usually offered as bargains for 10 and 15c.
Cake Turners, Shoe
Now for the
Table
llresslo g.
Toilet
Ammonia, Tooth Brushes. t-iarriioiricu s. Pictures, Mirrors. Glass Plates, (ilass
Playing Cards. package Calling Cards. Vegetable Knives. lI‘iiie
Shoo
W itch liazcl.
Knives, Jack Knives, Machine Otters. iI‘irie Toilet Soap
1’ recs, Perfume, Box Paper itaso Bails. Tailoriue
pa, Tack Hummers, Easter Novelties, iiameniel's Balm. (lluss Salads. Vinc-
J’W.Crnets, Coffee Bottles. Lunch Glass es, Lunch Baskets, Lunch Boxes. Large
Padlocks Scales
. Hooks. Macrame Cor-,Il Meat Choppers, Window Cleaners. Agate Pans
Mol'airalneigs Cuspadores. Rules. iiunimors Tack Pullers Can Openers.
. Iron Handles Large Screw Dr,ivers Broom Holders VegetabRr SIIl‘
.. Boating Spoons and Forks. Large 1‘ gg Beaters, Colienders, set of Skew-
Hra flpqltge ,Rpeks, Large Funnels and Measures Fancy Candle Sticks Jel-
IL IN”? Apple Corers Shoe Brushes. Coal Shovels Scrub Brushes. Whisk
'l mu, Novelties in Leather China. Wood and {10D and many other useful
,latea China Sauce Dishes, China Ornaments Broilers.
ass at below regular prices.
Bring thisliat with you and compare with what we show you. Mall
Lara promptly tilled.
Q-..“
CQlet-rle. Home FlliiiiSIIillg.
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North Main and Ana Streets
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'Gflmw
Hyomal the Linton
tines ordinarily employed in
1'0 ‘- AND wwaw
lantlficIDl savory
for the Cure of Catarrh.
The discovery of H m
has
wrought a wonderful change ,in the
treatment of eatarrh.
Prior to three years ago I moat.
of this disease wot II uaoaoatiirt
(Ion they beliefltotlp
int-iii IIiuI noti sting
Saturday night. We Iran: a filo goods left that belong-
tat“ cure
l drugs
in some instan
but the unprove-
arrtl LivortliiI-III' tonics.
With Hyenrei ‘you take title the air
p.i.I uses of the throat, and basil a bull
:...i.e air that goes to the iiiiriuto
colts. effectually killing all gerinu orid
microbes of catarrii. It enters the
b ti with the oxygen. killtliig the
points in the blood. and restored health
III the Whole iryatmn.‘ I Mttuy uiitouish
lug testimonials have been received
froth those Who have been cured by
Hyonrci.
N. (3. Durham 23 Wellington, slit-ct.
liostoa. Mass. when "i h vo out
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t
fared from catairh for a number of casein piieiimoni that of Mrs tier
years. i tried iiyernsl and timid it undo .Feiincr_ ron. liui. who was
the only cure for title disodso 1 over entirely cured by the use of line Min
used. ”
Perhaps the strongest evidence that
can be Kivcn to doubters to tho tail
that the Stillsoii-i’o woli Coryo oration
have so much faith in “wool that
they sell every package under a posl
live guarantee to ‘refiindthei money
if it does not cure.
Now is the time to begin thi‘
Hyomel.
use of
J I
AN lNOH OF TRUTH.
Dr. David Kennedy's new no
Col-curs Solvent. has been suteessfui
in cases witich have bathed good doc
tors: and what it. has done it may be
trusted to do again. Wiicthir your
trouble be acute or chronic the result
will be the same: only iti all cases
you must be faithful anti patient. For
trill information and a free sample bot-
tle write to the Cal-euro Company.
liondout. N. Y. ”
.‘lIIliIllt‘.
ROLICEMAN TURNED iN ADGE.
..—-.-———
Waterbury Officer Believed to Was
Not Upheld in Performance at Duty.
WATERBURY. March it» Disap-
ponited because a prisoner whom he
had arrested was discharged “I: court
Policeman Schietfer. a super outcry
turned in his badge to Chief it: no and
resigned yesterday. ills risoner
was Charles Fisher. ii uorruntoi motor-
ma‘n.‘ who was charged with h each of
thepeace and failure to ring 1 is gong
at It street crossing. The arrest was
made last Wednesday on Souh Main
street. Before Assistant Judi e Peas-
ioy. in the police Iourt today Ofilcois
Seliletfcr anti Fitzgerald testified that
the nrotornian did not ring its gong
when approaching a crossing. Ind also
that he lit-red bad language when (lili-
tot Seirletfor called his attention to
thtI omission 'l‘iic inotormun and thel
conductor testified that the giro, was
rung properly. but l’t‘oriociiiitiig Attor-
ney Durant nrtxcd iI‘istrer out some
“hat in the cross cxamiontiori and Ill
his argument asked that the. ipiisouci,
be found guilty on the strengtih of thoi
testimony of the officers i .‘iudge
i'easley failed to find sufficient eIi
deuce against the man and diiicliarged
hint. whereupon ()fllccr Schletfcr went
to Egan and resigned. gluing Is a reu-
soo that be had not been uIrhcld in
the discharge of his'duty. 1
MORE RIOTO. .
Disturbances of strikers tire not
nearly as grave as an individual disor-
der of the system. Cverworli. loss of
sleep. nervous tension will be follow-
ed by utter collapse unless til reliable
remedy is immediately employed
There' it nothing so eflicieirt to iLIIl‘i} our
orders of the Liver or Kidnei s as lili-
cctrie Bitters. it's a wandertut tonic.
and. chastise nerviue and the greatest
all around medicine for run It wn sys.
toms. It dispels Nervotisnets. Rhett
tourism and "Neuraigla and erpels Ma
tarts germs. Only 50c. sndi satisfac-
tion guaranteed. by it‘. H. Burger, Drug-
slst. ..
i
SAID HE KILLED MENDEItSSOHN.
said he Was Arthur Mel‘sril rid of
'i‘o'rririgton was taken into custody to;
, «law and closely qumstioned by Chief of
‘ Police Wheeler and Prosecuting Attor~
Part in mi
'plo hero
oilenniun
any Richard 1‘ Higgins MI
was reported to haw told no
that. lie was the slayer of ii
Mendelssohn, of Waterbury.
the examination, however, Ill
leased. the‘ officials saying
man was appalentiy intoxlcu
he made the statement uttt
that he gave a sutisfaetorya
himself. hit-Portland said he
worked for a truekman aunt
in Torrington.
. was
that
Intuit- oi
SEVERE ATTACK OF
Cured by One Bottle of Chat
Dough Romody.
“When 1 ball an attack 0 the grip
BRIP.
Fiber-Iain
. last‘ winter (the second one) i actually
cured myself with one ottle of
Chamberlain‘s Cough Remedy." says
Frank W Perry. Editor of e Eaten
prise Bhortvilie. N. Y. "T is is the
honest truth. i at times out mt.
coughing myself to pieces [I taking a
teaspoonfui of this remedy. and when
the coughing spell would ctine on at
night i would take a dose an it near
ed that in the briefeat lute rv‘aII the
cough worthiness oil and it would go
to sleep perfectly free from aunts and
its aeoenipanying. potash
.4
surprise is putting
lind‘no “135'“ t
clad attack of coughing an
tion. but the- on was.
rm. “no“!
”Mansion It:
sole
(ll'iiIli
Noodles and Mojave. and borders the
Colorado r'iVsi.
agriciiituraiiy Th
all
iospott to the fame s grunt mode to
great tract. the Southern Pacitic has
selection privilege.
of a cold deep seated on the lungs.
iite Cough Cure.
coughing and attaining so weakened
me that! run down iii III-igitt from HS
to 92 pounds.
editor to no mail until i used One Min
iite Cough Cute. Four bottles of this
wonderful remedy cured me entirely
of the cough. strengthening my lungs
and restored me to my normal weight
health and sti'Jeiigtli'
thirteenth annual ornament
to determine who will represent the
l'lli ()r-utoricnl imp... took place last
night.
dent. from Detroit was dot lured the
i
WINSTED. march H-oA’r on who,
After f
re- j
the '
cd when
gcd. and;
formerly .
‘d Kelley '
Tv any that
the remedy acted as a mat agreeable
it way mildly. i
would or could
knock out thetgrip. simply Mose i
had never Medium sushi porous.
but it did. and it seemed III I the sec-
remedy
canaedrti to not Italy are utileaahdat‘aef
luau-satin contents
mi
«I U "'i have
, ~ alrrtsaom
mo tit I.ooo.ooo Acres Iatwhon
Noodles and Mojave, in California.
WON“ MB. QNI‘IIMWII 1?"
The Unite States. tiirough the For or-
al land cities at Les Angelou. will open
I» settlers within the next sixty days
about t..tlt)0 000 acres of land in Cali-
Tiiia land is nttiiutod betwucn
tiqlr of it is valuable
respective mm-
it open of this v at root to settlement
the result ‘ot! a rec iil decision oi the
tilted Stains Sup eme Court with
he Atlantic. and Par dc Iaiitoiid by tut
if .litly. itititl.
lit the tori-miter) which ombr'utos tbl.i
A REMARKABLE CASE.
One of the most remarkable cits-es
She suyzs i‘ho
i tried a number of rein
Clifford Phitr
insey.
COLORED STUDENT WON CONv
TEST.
ANN ARBOR, Mich. March .I‘I.-~TIlI“.
contest
University of Michigan in the North
Eugene Marshall a negro stu
Ileatoi ills siibictt was ‘ilamiltoii
and the Constitution."
DANGER! OF PNEUMONIA.
A cold at this time. if neglected is
liable to cause pneumonia. which is so
often fatal and even Mk II the patient
has recovered the lungs are weakened.
making them peculiarly susceptible to
the development of consumption. Fa
lcv's Honey and Ta or will stop the
c,oiigir heal and strengthen the lungs
and prevent pneumonia Sold at Plats-
ted' a Drug Store.
A ohm-I”:
“mm"
on Molnar Did In With All-
vantage to Herself and Children.
A mother living ipiCharloston. Nana. .,
the happy possessor of four children.
writes: "Every fall and winter i
have laid iii a stock of tough remedies.
eroiip mixtures sud throat medicines
for my Iliildr.cu for somehow or oth
or they never seem to ire free from
colds. toiigira or sore threat.
This full i instill a change In the till
tittl,progiutn. l iuIIl myself been rur-
l‘iI or an obstinate tuturrh, froth wirir h
i had suffered for yours, by Stuart‘ IICIt
titt'rh Tablets. and us they were plehI‘I-
‘uni to take 1 determined to try them
with iiiv Iliiitllrcu. Our family physio
luri told the lie Rut-w thorn to be per
fesily suit- and nothing better tOIiItI be
used for tatuiiii crumbs and tolda.
So I gave them to the children and
lime. continued to do so over slnc.o
whenever there is ”W leuat‘ sign 0f
eroup or l-iill‘t‘ throat and | no longer
dread the approach of cold weather as
I once did
tliunit' s t‘itturib 'l‘ublets not null
IIiiIIIl lllt‘ of throttle nasal and throat
ciiiurrh but. they have saved me litany
an anxious night with my little ones.
The children like the taste of them
and it is really wonderful how quick-
iI tliI-v \IIlI Ilii' iIII' up a crmtpy cold oi
illi obstinate iIi‘t‘ p seated cough."
People II ho have used sprays. IliIlRI-
cIs. solves oi uitsbos for catarili and
lime found him useless they are. will
he illlll’i‘llIlI) surprised at the results
following the use of a pleasant. con
I‘l‘lllf‘lli. iiiicrusl remedy .in tablet
form. Druizrzists everywhere admit
that Stuart’s t‘otttrrlr Tablets which
Sell for no cents full-sized package, is
the. safest. most effective and popular
of eatnrrii medicines. mi214
THE STONIACH ISL THE MAN.
A new stoiiiacli weakens the man. be-
those it taiiuot transform the footi he
cuts into nourishment. Health and
strength cannot be restored to any sick
man or \tt‘ilk woman without first to-
storing health and strength to the sin-
mach. A weak stomach cannot digest
enough food to food the tissues and re-
vive the tired and run down iinibs and
organs of the body. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure (-.ltIuiiscs purifies. swectcns and
strengthens the glands and membranes
of the stoniath and cures indigestion
dyspepsia and all stomach troubles
Clifford i’liarnioey.
to ion this up
in the lioiiiiiig Feeling fired!
and Miserable:
~71-
Patue’ s
CeleryCompound
liltiittston lost Bram, anti Giro You:
first iim, smut scour
list for Merit Pistols iii Springtime
if you wake up in the morning feel
ing tired and miserable. let or assure
lot] that nature is warning you of dan-
nera; you hate comment-ed to drift on
the rocks and shoals of disease. Over-
work. worry. harassing cares or it may
be excesses. are producing their dire
effects. Your nerves feel the shock
i
i
i
i
I
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MRS. I. IS; assume.
Of Router. Ark.
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wand strain first. You should thank
Heaven that you have nerves to warn
You of approaching dangers.
teriai. Paine! Celery Compound a
great organs the stomach.
and kidneys
made strong and vigorous and
whole system reinforced.
entering
action of a clear and healthtui lust
and nervous system, pure blood
chat-II tumours. body.
“avast and ran-schism sleep In
”utA unedited
rs;
Thousands in the glorious spring-
time who rise up each morhing tired.
wear-ted and miserable. stand in need
of Patties Celery Compo.-..mr the mar-
velous medicine that. trees the body
from acid blood and merbkl waste ms-
the same time strengthens the three
the liver
When this good work
is «complished. the nerve bores age
t e
A M- bottles or Phine‘ s Celery" Com-
pound used this month will save you
Initials later on. .Tire roI
suits given y Paige's 6e ieryOomIound
are assuring and hitter. Your w .
word will be a perfect and unnumbered
you will harp
AD. Manning. of lioness. All.
and Paiaa’sl Celery Cort; completing his studies for- the pri
FOUND DEAD WITH GAS TURNED
ON.
i
l
HARTFORD. Maith ii—-Napoleou
lutpulitcppc. a iI‘reIitli Canadian aged
forty year-.s was found dead in ltis bed
Irateiday A gas jet in his room was
open and the room was filled with gas.
so iriwstigatioii has resulted in the
'Ioiicliisioii that the gar-I was ligiittd.
but went out during tire iiigiit. Medi-
li‘ilI Examiner Fuller's report says that
i the death was ilt‘L‘IiICIiIilI,
i
m
The limit pill 'neatii the stars and
stripes;
it cleanses the system and never
gripes.
Little Early Risers of worldly
pillow
Ask for ilewttt's and take no sub-
stitute.
' A attrali pill. easy to buy. easy to "NW
and easy to act, but never falling in re-
siilts. ilel‘l‘ll's Little Early Risers or-
once the secretions and hit as It took
to the met. curing permanently Clif
ford Pharmacy
W
GOVERNOR ts WAITING.
HAR'I‘WlilD. March H—It'lorei'nor
t‘iiumherlsln said yesterday that he
had not yet acted on the resolution
passed by the general asscmlrlI author-
izing him to offer a reward of 310.000
tor the torpreheusion of the murderer
oi murderers of Policeman Paul Men
dclssohu. of Waterbury, but that be ex-
potted to do so by next Tuesday it
is thought that he Will make the r-c
ward to Otlti
I‘L‘r
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DANGER 0F COLDB AND GRIP.
the. greatest danger from ‘eolds and
grip is their resulting to pneumonia.
if reasonable care. is used. however.
and (‘hamtmriain's Cough Remedy tak-
on all danger will be avoided Among
the tens of thousands who have used
this remedy for these diseases we have
yet to learn of a single c one having ro-
united to pneumonia whisk SIIDM'
conclusively that ii is a certain pie
voirtivo oil that. dangerous disease.- it
’lti less time than any other treatment.
It is Meaning and safeto trike. “ For
sale by all druggista. «
CAUGHT IN WIRE MACHtNERV.
NEW HAVEN..March 14~Charies C.
Denison of 36 Clinton avenue. Fair Ha-
lrcn died yesterday afternoon at the
5 Grace Hospital from injuries received
at the plant of the Steel and Wire Cor-
poration yesterday morning. He was
caught in the machinery and an arm,
a leg and selrer‘ai ribs were broken. He
II as 85 years old
TRAGEDY AVERTED.
kins of Pleasant City. Ohio.
manta had played and havoc with him
and a terrible cough set in besides.
t
eIery day. At length we tried Dr.
King'
to know it‘s the only sure cure
Coughs, Colds and all hang diseases
Guaranteed by F. H Baxter, Druggtst
.i’rice 50c and u.
DIED tN swrrzsrttauofi
DI
of this city. a graduate of Holy
icons e and g, {tam
iI té'ttrn. Nob mulch“ w
.. hOOd “HMO;
“Arlen. A NAME.
.Wltt & 00., 01 Ohm
II ill cure it will or an attack of the grip .
"Just in the nick of time our little
boy was saved." writes Mrs W. Wat-
“Poem
Doctors treated him, but he grew worse
a New Discovery for Consump-
lion and our darling was saved. He's
new sound and well." Everyone on ht
Oi‘
Trial bottles free. -
. I.
new BRITAIN." ‘ stares irk-News
was received here today of the death in
d perm swit'aeriand 0f Walthew Rebound
or on lain of the
' ' hermit; ia- tanks me. when it L
o oéa‘ momma amt sum am-
some years see. how to rustic a naive
Q’m,mu bMWflliWflf’
mam-I Mai-nul-
Bridgeport Advertisements. Bridgeport AdvertisemenL
THE D. in. READ co
‘ L 'si.h..r.a____ 1857.
THE MISSION FURNITURE.
The bold which this simple and artistic Furniture has
taken on the fancy of people seems to increase each sca~
son. The pieces we show today are precise copies of those
made by the Jesuit monks In the ‘old Spanish Missions a
hundred years ago. Built on the simplest lines. perfect-
ly made and finished there is no chance for interior work-
manship. as every defect would show. ‘
There are three styles of finish. Weathered Oak,
Weathered Green Oak. and Famed Oak. The pieces rep-
resented are Tables. Chairs. Rockers. Settles. Desks.
Bookcases, Hall Clocks. Bullets. Plate Racks. Magazine
Racks. and Costumcrs. The upholstery work, the Chair
and Settle Cushions, are of rich- hued Spanish Leather
Some of the Card Tables have Leather covers over the
tops. fastened with large copper nails Many of the Chair
and Settle seats are strapped with Leather.
The collection we have is very interesting, and we in-
vite an inspection.
Fourth Floor.
”FLOORSHINE"-FOR FLOORS AND WOOD WORK.
Remember we can help you with your houseelcaning
and renovating If you have a floor or woodwork that
needs refinishing we have “Floorshinc.” which is the best
thing ofits kind in the market. It is prepared. ready for
use, and can be applied by anyone. It will not be neces-
sary to call in a painter. It comes in the following colors.
and it must be remembered that it is enamel, and not a
paint or varnish.
Take the elevator.
Light Oak or Ash. Dark Oak.
Walnut. Mahogany.
Cherry. Rosewood.
Terra Cotta. Medium Yellow. ‘
Quart size cans. $1.00. Pint size, 60 cts.
HABERDASHERY.
New spring styles in Shirts. An extra quality of Mat-
apalan Cloth Shirts in several different fashions selling at
50 cts.
The balanc of our stock of Fleoccd Underwear. 50
ct. quality, will be closed out at 39 cts. each.
It will pay to buy them for‘ next year.
THE‘D. M. READ COMPANY.
Bridgeport. Conn.
ulnirrc
n 2 Days
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Mrs, Captain ii. iiobbnrd, Iii Mil
ford. Del. stirs: "Brazilian iiulni stir-
etl my boy“ a life He began just like
the one we lost IIith tmup. We now
him a fur doses He quickly dropped
to sleep and has all right in the mor
hing." For sale. by R. 1-,! l’iaisted. it‘. I
Ohm
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L... am. he Bronte
mes a Cold In One Du'yIG
(9°;
WORKING OVERTIME.
E iuht hour laws are ignored by those
tireless little \Iorkcis—Dr. King‘s
New Life Pills Millions are always at
cork. night and day, curing indiges-
tioii ililiotisiiess. C ORSIILDRIlOli. Sick
Headache and all Stomach. Liver and
[towel troubles. Easy pleasant. safe.
sure. Only 2:30 at F. ii. Baxter's urn".
H Baxter. and The Clifford Phar
. store
maey.
more...“ has chum
W
TIIO Kittii Tilt Have
Many“ ’
.iy,
hats
Jill
Norwalk Chronicler