ANOST APPROPRIATE NAME—A MOST PERFECT STOVE. GUAR-
[MTEED SAFE. ODORLESS AND SMOKELESS. THE ONLY OIL
MADE WHICH IS EOUIPPED WITH A PATENT GRATE, PREo
"TING FLUIDS BOILING OVER INTO THE BURNERI. THIS IS ONE
9' THE GREATEST NECESSITIES IN AN OIL COOK STOVE. BAKERS.
"Ill
ROILERS, TOASTERS AND IRON HEATERS AT CUT PRICES.
Krystaleid Distilled Table Water.
' ENDORSEOuIY LEADING PHYSICIANS AND- GUARANTEED ABSO-
LLITELY PURE. 5 GALLON DEMIJOHN, 60c. I’URE DRINKING WATER
1,,IS-EVEN MORE NECESSARY THAN PURE FOOD.
HAVE YOU SEEN OUR 41: AND 91: TABLES? WELL, THEY ARE 1
STILL OROWINO. WE NOW HAVE AT LEAST 500 ARTICLES DIS-
[PLAYED AT THOSE FIGURES AND WILL CONTINUE TO ADD TO THE
, VARIETY. NEW GOODS EVERY DAY.
I I‘ REMEMBER, WE FURNISH A HOUSE FROM CELLAR TO ATTIC.
$TUI7VANT
N01il1 Main and Ann Streets, '
SOUTH NORWALK.
Thursday ’ .
Is Bargain Pay.
We [robe first received a case of
Children’ s Hosieru.
inhalant value at 15 cents.
Special Price, 10 cents.
y' ~'s Sample Half Hose.
-. 2 pair for 25 cents. . '
Regular Price. 25 cents pair.
Ollie!- Items in Hosiery. at special prices for Thursday. and
he balance of the week.
:er ma
.t:,ll‘dlj
sizes, 6 to 9 I -2.
“:1i'
South Norwalk
'i‘
It
- TTLID ON HER LUNSS.
daughter had a terrible cough
or lungs," says N.
f .1111. "We tried'a
tee without relief
, [ave he Foley's Honey and
oh cured her." Refuse substi-
Id' at Plalsted'e Drug Store.
Saves: ATTACK or ends. ‘
Cured by One Bottle of Chamber-lamp
caught Remedy. ’
'“thn 1 had an attack of the grip
last winter (the second one) 1 (email?
cured myself with‘ one bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy." says
Frank W. Perry. Editor ot‘the Enter-
prise; Shortvme. N. Y. "This is the
honest truth. '1 at timcs‘kept from
coughing myself to pieces'by takingia
teaspoonful of this remedy, and when
the coughing spell would come on
night I would take a dose and it cool
ed that in the briefcst Interval te
cough would. pass at and I would
to sleep perfectly free from cough slid
its accompanying villus. To say tht
the remedy acted as a most agreeable
surprise is putting it very mildly
had no idea that It would or ‘ld
knock out the nip. 11111111111 New 1
had never tried it for such a p11 .
but it did. and it seemed wilh'the
and attach of. coaching the room y
, caused 11 to notioniy be dens d
, tion. but the pains were at less
, rare. and I had not used the c’dnteitts
of one bottle baton Ir. Orin had 14
M :e adieu." W1. salsa- In Jill (I, l-
. is.
I
1 DEVELOPMENTS.
WRBURY. March 21. —-—'1‘liore
new. developments In the trol-
situation had President
. . sl Associa-
Dloyeel. had
tr.
‘ . statement yesterday,
of .the'cttisens' A'ilisnce
“luv the statement
was for the purpose
dust‘tlte boycotLIaad
are sorry the meeting was
7011!.
on says it is believed
I- .
gfisar'smflnsagsomrulejk
,wlll give Immediate relief. but
1 regular daily use Internally will cure
1 the whole ostarrhai trouble without
' resorting to'the' Inconvenicncc. of a
. remedy of the a3!
, l , 1
diFsI”nsd H
Len
1 For so: new
ment toi- catarrli
‘oal deuchsl. savers. Inhalers so
in Van
stlmilstion.
i
'II'sI'rbsl poisons from the blood.
catarrh is Stuart's communion-1.. 1
1111111111111 mcmbrano only
'l‘hc1 can hardly be classed as a sec-
‘ret patent medicine as they are com
posed of such valuable remedies as
1blood root, Hydrantin, red gum of Euc-
alyplus iron and similar antlseptics
combined in tablet. form, which curs
by climinaiing front tho blood and
mucous membrane the poisons of ca-
i.nrrh
St'uarts Catarrh Tablets are large
pleasant lasting lozenges to be taken
i11i1-1'nully. allowing them to dissolve
in the mouth. thus reaching ihc throat,
trachea and finally the stomach.
If desired they may also be dissolv-
ed in water and used as a douche. in
addition to the internal use. but it Is
not at all ncccssary to use a douche:
11 few of them dissolved in the'mouth
daily will be sIIiIIcIent. However.
when there is much stoppage of the
none a douche made from those tablets
tho
douche.
Dr. Bennett stated "that the internal
Irostmcnt of catsrrh by means of pleas.
out medicated tablets is rapidly taking
the place of douches and local appli-
1n1lons" and further says that “proba-
bly the boat and certainly the safest
remedy at present on the market is
the Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, as no sec-
ret ls madc of their composition and
all the really cilicicnt catsrrn reme-
; dies urc concentrated in this tablet."
Druggists sell Stuart's Catarrh Tab
lots at 50 cents for full sized package.
and they will tell you then is no safer.
more palatable. ethcient and conven-
1 lent caisrrh cure known to the trade.
11119 21
cnowoe VIelwhw'néckso” 661?“...
—-—‘--—5.
‘ Damage to Plymouth Estimated at $28,-
000, and to City of Tsunten, $5.000.
wI'ccks of the Fall River line steamers
Plymouth and t‘lty of ’l‘nunton. 'l‘iIc
work of removing the debris is pro-
grossing rapidly, and it Is stated that
many finds of jewelry, watches and
moucy have been made,
The search for the body of lb'iscoe,
which Is supposed to be In inc forward
hold of the Plymouth, has been givcn
11p until the vessel reaches New York.
where she will be towcd tomorrow
‘ 'morning at 3 o'clock. when lho tidc
will be favorable. Besides the great
hold torn in tho upperworks of the Ply-
mouth therc is a hole In the hull. but
it is doomed safe to tow the big ros-
strcugih ot the bulkheads.
mates the damage to the t Iyrnouth Io
'l‘suulon $5. 000.
The latter vases! left for Noank at
it O'clm' 11 today to undergo moans.
She was not injured below the water
line.
The body of the unknown passenger
which has been awaiting identification
111 -a local morgue, has been ascertained
to be that of (i. ii. Marsion, s machln
lst of Paterson. N. J.. who had acmred
employment in Manchester. N. 11., and
was on his way to that placc, 1hr
remains will be shipped to his home.
WHAT‘S IN A NAME.
Everything is in the name when it
comes to Witch Hazel Salve. .E. C. De-
Witt &1Co., of Chicago, discovered.
protruding Piles. eczema cuts. burns.
Salve has 'no equal. This has given
rise to numerous worthless counter-
feits. Ask tor Dertt's—the genuine.
Clldord Pharmacy. ' '
While Throwing Marbles in Semi.
DERBY ‘Mal'ch 21‘—Whilc playing
with a loaded shot gun Leon 0 Ben-
baht. aged sixteen years was accident-
ally1 shot nnd'kiiled'last evening by
his’ chum. Frank Barry, ' airedill‘ftsen.
Benhsm was a son of Frank J. Benhsm.
a" contractor at' a piano factory here
but he Ilvas’ at the some of Miss blasle
Swift, on Derby 11m Benhsni was
tryln3 to throw marbles into the barrel
of the gun. which Barry was holding.
1 when thelguh was discharged. and the
entire load' of small shot penetrated
Benham' s abdomen. He died in twenty
minutes 1
DrBesrdsley. the medical examin-
er; returned a finding of accidental
death. it. is a peculiar fact In connec-
tion with thecase that two years ago.
Ba’rry was wounded ‘in the ileshy part
01' the (111311 by a bullet f artile
sets by Benham .
EVERY THRILL OF A
slona‘ the nerves. esbry‘fes'te”
or growing nicer. every dash of fev-
er. every pimple or outbreak oh the
skin means potion Idioms find in the
.btood: The" cleans!
Ines for Satan-h
fast the 1mm treat-
11 sssses was with lo-
uid medicines composed principalllym of
isicohol. all of Which never cured but
simply gave the temporary relief and
A thorough cure can be made only
by the treatment which remoycs the
A new remedy which meets the "1
quirements and which so far' has
been remarkably successful In curing
Thai-1c tablets act upon the blood and
‘ NEW LONDON, March 21—Dcspitc.
‘ a tremendous downpour or rain an ln1~
monsc throng is gathered about. Ihc
sol to New York because of the
Master Mechanic (1. A. Slsdo esti-;
amount to 3381100 and to the (‘lty of
some years ago, how tomnke 1a salve,
from Witch Hazel 11111 Is a specific tot:
Piles 'F'or blind bleeding itching andi
bruises and all skin diseases. uoWltt' s:
PLAYED WITH LOADED SHOT GUN;
charge Entered Derby Vouth's Body’
. II a wand-pet
“In of .
FORD. 11.. March 81~A
dre :‘d‘lawh gutted I“ tenement Waco?
~0Vln It AS 11 00:3. 19
Front illréetrqes y‘t Ity.“I‘IIISI'oat'cnedto
the lives of the upper floor occupants.
and caused property damage of all), 000.
A man. a woman and three children
were rescued by fqun with ladders,
nnd'ths other occmpytfof' the building
«raped unaided l, t r alsht cioth~1
ins-rue bless "from sn-"uh-
linown cause 111 th meat of the
buildinf. Policemen who discovered it
arctisdI some 01111111111111.1111; people. in
the upper tenements by throwing their
night sticks and oth hisslles against
the windows. and ,Ilrcmcu. when
they arrived, took ou 1111 Who'hsd not
bccn thus aroused tors sense of thc
danger. The lower floor was occupied
by a saloon and an Arabian baznr. The
value of thc contents of the latter
store was estimated by Inc owner at
$7.000. 11nd the lnsurancc was 84,1100.
The damage to the saloon and the
building. which was gutted. is covered
by insurance.
FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR
Cures coughs and colds.
(‘urcs bronchitis and asthma.
Cures croup and whooping cough.
(‘urcs hoarscnoss and bronchial trou~
blcs.
Cures pneumonia and la grippo.
Sold at Plaisted's Drug Store. ”
PRESIDENT STEYN'S CONDITION.
THE HAGUE. March 2i.—-1‘h1- latest
news I'ccclvcd bcrc regarding the con-
dition of tormcr Presidcnb Stoyn .ot
the Orange F‘I‘oc State, who has boon
ill for some time past at Clarcns,
Switzerland. causes onxicty. Mr.
Stcyn is suffering from Insomnia. and
Is subject to fainting fits.
A SEVERE COLD FOR THREE
MONTHS.
The following letter from A. J. Nas-
haum. of llatosvllle, ind, tells Its own
story: “i suifcrcd for three months
with a scvcrc cold. A druggist prepar-
ed me some medicine, and a physician
prescribed for me. yet 1 did 1101, im-
prove. I then tried Foley's Honey and
Tar, and eight doses cured mc." iluiusc
substitutes. Sold at l’inlstcd‘s Drug
Store. "
AFTER TWENT Y- THREE
YEARS OF
Excrucr’atr'ng Agom’es and Suf-
ferings Hrs. Welcher 1's
Cased by
Paints
Celery Compound
The Life- Snowy-Compound 1':
The Trusted Spring Medicine
in Millions "of Harries
: Throughout the
World.
From time to time ndvcuturcrs and
speculators without conscience or soul.
actuated only with n dcsirc to make
money easily and fast, resort to the
compounding oi worthless and dangcr-
Eour preparations. and advertise them
{as cures for the common diseases that
afliict men and womfp in springtime
i
'rr
111' tom ‘ AW? “m I 11,-}.
1111131111111; chasihfaa: uttered Agony
for Years:
Would to Heaven that the cry of dan-
gar; dangerl! could be sounded in the
cars of all who unthinkingly buy and
use such deceptions and frauds.
1Fortunatoly honest drusxiets despise
such worthless remedies and refuse to
sell them. They will tell you with
under that Paine's Celery Compound
is the spring medicine they oan reborn.
mend‘.‘ They "know Ita‘ compodticn.
are acquainted with the facts of mar-
velous cures enacted by It. and have
seen its happy results amount their
roman friends.
-Csn you. dear sufferer, hesitate to
retry this disease-curls; medicinetit has
restored to. health and the toll enxcy-
ment or life' tens of thousands whom
doctors were unable to cure. "Mrs.
Kins-ton. Tess.
.“lt gives me not pleasure to tell
d‘. donetor me.
we 1 Psi do is
:SMJEH 1:0; 3
1m Imus '
my .1111;-
1; s Riv: Mark'In Special Price
‘Whe Frank Baxter. the popular
druui t induced the Dr Howard Co.
she a special half price introduc-
tor ”‘oifet‘ an thei celebrated cure for
dyspepsia and constipation, there were
many expression of enviable praise.
"Today Mr. Baxter scores a new
mark. for be has succeeded in getting
the Dr. Howard ()0. to allow him to
tinua for a limited time, selling
th lr regular fifty cent specific. sixty
pills in a batik-.111 half price. all cents
In additiou to selling a month‘s
treatmcuI tor a quarter of a dollar. Mr.
liaxtcr announces that he wiIl give his
personal guitrnntcc with every packagc
he sells. to rcfuud the money If it 1lo1-h
not cure.
Dr, Howard’s spociiic for the euro of
constipation and dyspepsia is not a
morc aid to digestion: it is a scientliic
remedy that makcs permanent CIII'I-s of
thc woi'si cum-.1 of constipation and
dyspcpsln. The dose is small. and it is
very nh-nssnt to Inkc.
Mr. linxtcr's I-IItcrpI'ise is securing
this remarkubic reduction from the Dr.
llowm'd I‘o. 1111s rcsultcd in maklml
Ihclr specific 1111- boat sclllna medicine
in his storc. He hopes any who have
not tried it will take advantage of this
offer at oncc, for he does not know'
how ionic hc will be able to soil tho
rcmcdy at half price. liemombcr that
if it. does not 1'111'1‘, cvon your half pt'lcc
payment will be I'cfundcd.
n1 21 27
ITALIAN SHOT IN NEW OANAAN.
Pistol Used in Ouarrel Which Began
in a Saloon.
As the- rcsult of an encounter 011
tl11- sl1l1~wulk outsido Rorrich's saloon.
in Now Cannon. Thursday night. .lohn
i’I'aparI-Ito has a bullct in one. of his
logs and Thomas Carnot is hold on 11
chsrgc of assault with intcnt to kill.
’l‘hc men are ltallan laborers. and
It is said that 111111 had often quarrcl-
ed over soon- old grudge. Some wccks
ago. John gave Tom a sevcrc hunting
at 11 place where both of thcm werc
at work. and they are said to havc
had various quarrels since that time.
.lohn is tho stronger of the two.
'l‘hcy had been drinking in the so-
Ioon lust, owning, and 1111- old quarrel
was rcncwcd. As soon as they got out-
sidc. Tom drcw It revolver of .32 call-
brc, and flrcd four times. Ono of the
bullets entered the fleshy part of
.lohn's Icg, III-low thc hip.
Mtcr ho had wounded his nntago
nisi. 'l‘om tied. but was pursued by
tho wounded man. who seemed to
lgnoIc his injury. and would have
«ought the other had Tom not dodged
into Smallhorn's stoic. from which he
Ilcpnrtcd by any of 11111 back door and
continued his flight to his home in
Suinmcr slrcct. This ruac threw the
wounded pursucr off the track.
(‘nrnct was arrcsicd a short t|m1~
Iatcr by Olliccrs Wood and Merrill. lic-
contcsscd to thcm that be had dour
thi- slIootiIIg. and added that ho fully
intended to kill l’ruparctio. lio seem
o-d 1lisappolnic1l whcn ho was inform»
I'dlthsl tho wound would not prove in-
1:1 .
l‘I'nparclto wont. to Dr. chlcr ioI
tI'I'Itlmcnt. The doctor said that the
wound was not ncccssnrlly dangerous.
and did not cxtrnct the bullet Thurs-
day night. John was about the village
ycslcrduy morning, sccmingly as well
as 111',cr though he walked with a limp.
Thc prisoner pleadcd guilty vcslcr-
day to Ihe cbnrgc of assault with in-
tool to kill. and was taken to llrldizc~
port in default of bail. to await trial in
thc Supcrlor Court.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs, Franklin Bush, of New Castle.
Del, says: “1 auticrcd for yours with
dyspepsia. lined to have great dis
tress and belching. I tried everything
i could hear of. but nothing hclpcd me
until I took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
1cm bottle cured me completely"
1 For sale by R. H. Plslsted and F. It
iBaxtcr.
1 DR. VON HOLLEBEN’S RECALL.
I BERLIN, March ill—.1112 Von Hollo-
bcn the German ambassador will re-
mum to Washington to present to the '
.I1
president his letter of 1'_ccsll probably
,no later than May. Minister Von
gStcruburg. according to the govern-
mcnl's Intention. succeeding immed-
'ltticly tn the ambassadorshln.
Cloudy and generally fair tonight;
jSundsy fair; colder in west portion
tonight; fresh variable winds, becam-
’ Eng southwest.
‘ AFTER LA GRIPPE—WHAT?
I Usually 11 hacking cough and a gen
Leral feeling of weakness, often leading
to total results after the patient is sup-
1 posed to haVc passed the danger point.
Foleys Honey and ‘l‘ar is guaranteed
to cure the “grippc cough“ and make
you strong and well. “never fails to
stop a cough if taken in time. Take no
substitutes. Sold at Plaisted's'Drus
.Store. ‘ ' ' ' ' '0
DOLPHIN AT SANTIAGO DE CUBA.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA March 21;...
line United sum despatch boat Dol-
phin arrived here from Havana this
morning with' Postmaster General
Payba- on board: Secretary Moody
and his party are expected to reach
this cityiby rail later today. They
will probably to to Guantanamo tomor-
row and inspect the proposed site for
a coating station.
..
IT SAVED HIS LEO. ‘
P. A. Dantormotuurange, cts.. suf-
fered tor six months with a frightful
running sort on: his lot: but writes
that Bucklen's Arnica Salve wholly
cued tt In Mousse. «For Ulcers
Wounds. Plies, 1th the best salve in
the world. Cure guaranteed:~ Only 25c
'flold by 11?. Senator. amulet. ”
SON OF BUFFALO.
arch 314—»- th
THED. M
UPHOLSTERY AND
all sizes. ,
15 cts. each,
ed knee. 19 cts.
cts..
3 pairs for $1
29 cts.
at all seasons.
on buttons or button-holes.
13 years.
backs are pretty and unique
cts. a pack.
made for Summer wear.
while the assortment is so In
Mothers‘ Friend Blouscs for boys.
of these. either with collars attached or without collars.
25 cts.
PLAYING CARDS 10 CTS. PACK.
You will be surprised at the quality of these Cards,_
smooth—they fairly shuffle themselves at a touch. The
their price. You will find it a pleasure to deal them.
Stop at the Silk Section.
ed, and they are the prettiest and most serviceable Silks
There are also other novelties.
and although enily It is an advantage to lool; through them
READ CO:
Established I 857.
DRAPERY FABRICS.
. The Upholstery Store is attractive with a fine display ‘
of inexpensive'Art Fabrics for Draperies. Sofa Pillows. ~
Furniture Coverings and other useful and decorative pur:
poses. .
We indicate the following values:
Silkolincs 10 and 125/2 cts. Crctonnes.
Plain and Figured 12% and 15 cts.
Dcnims, 1251; to 25c. Art Tickings, 25 cts.
Fancy Weave Carpet Hungarian Cloth. 25 cts.
Denim. 25c. 1"”
French Crctonne. a fine assortment. 50 to 75 cts.
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY.
Men‘s Outing Shirts made of, Matapalan Cloth,
pair ol culls to match. They are exceedingly well made
and are bound to be serviceable.
Ribbed Underwear for boys. regular 25ct quality in
one
39 cts each.
s for 25 cts.
Boys‘ Ribbed Hose. double heel and toe. extra splic-
Extra fine Suspenders. 2 5 c1. quality. 17 cts. a pair.
A small lot of 50 ct. Suspenders to be closed out at 35
.00.
An immense line
Women's Handkerchieisfine. pure linen. hcmstitchcd,
embroidered. and lace-trimm ed. 13 cts. each. 2 for 25 cts.
WAISTS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
The little Waist very properly named the “E. Z." is
made entirely of knitted webbing and is suitable to wear
It is of an elastic fabric, and so shaj'ed and
made that it yields to every motion and there is to strain
Sizes—fer children from 2 to
Ed
two styles. and worth double 1
10
the Tussah Silks are display—
rge.
THE D. I”. READ COMPANY,
MORE RIOTS.
lllslurbum N of strikers me not
nearly as grow as an individual disor
tier of thc 512110111. ()Icrwoik loss of
sloop. nervous tcnslon will bc follow-
cd by Itltcr collapsc, uulcss a reliable
remedy is lnImcdiatcly cmploycd.
orders of the Liver or Kidncys 11s idi-
cctric Bittcrs. it's a wondcrrul Ionic,
all around medicine for r1111 down sys-
tems, It dispels Nervousncss. Rhcu-
maiism and NcuraIgin and cspcls Mn-
Iarla germs. Only 501:, and satisfac-
tion guarantccd. by F, ii Baxter, Drug-
slat.
'l‘hcrc's nothing so cillclcul to cure uls- '
and citcctivc ncrt'ine and thc grcatcst -
wt]
Bridgeport. Conn.
I
1 THE STOMACH IS THE MAN.
1 A new stomach wcakcns the man. be-
1a11sc it cannot transform the food he
1.Iis into nourishment. liealih and
stI'cIIgth cannot be I'cstored to any sick
.man 111' 11 cal. woman without. first re-
1111111111: hcalili and strength to the stu-
‘zmnch A weak stomach cannot digest
enough food to food the tissues and re-
\‘ll‘t‘ tIIc tlrcd and run down limbs and
iorgnns oi the body. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure cicanses. purities. swcetcns and
strengthens the glands and membranes
of the stomach, and cures indigestion.
dyspepsia and all stomach troubles.
Clifford Pharmacy. "‘
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mashrslllestpoataias settler 1
e norMiaeral.
f osf’NAnco'rro.
The Kind YIIII 1111
Always Bought
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