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htanrtivo retiree-Oman oven ”"0 Tile aunuens. ' Title to ON!
or run onEATeeT Necesatriea lN 'ait'dit'cc'io'tt ciby'e’. sAKena.
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fringnaeo av ‘Lermo'ruvstclANs Ann oUAnA'n‘reen Anso-
LoTeLv runs. 5 GALLON oenuorm, the. run: ontNtoNo WATER
in even MORE ‘Nc‘ceaeAnv THAN PURE soon.
3‘ My: YOU new one M: AND 9:; TAnLest ‘weLL, Taev Ane
anti. anowmo. we now HAve AT LEAST soo A’nTicLea ms.
mm AT Tiles: rtouaes AND WILL. CONTINUE 1’0 AOO To THE
VARIITV. New oooos evenv OAv. ‘
aenemeen, we runmen A’ House Fnon CELLAR To ATTic.
. :i t. r
: S. ‘ "TURIE in,
North Main and Ann Streets.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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Is Bargain my.
We babe just received a case of
. Children’s Hosiettl.
Frallmt value at~_15 carts.
‘ . Special mm. 10 cents.
Hat’s Sample Half Hose, ’ V i
2 pair for 25.
l
cents.
Regular Bite. 25 cents pair.
Other items in Hosiery. at special prices for Thu-say, and .
5n- t
the balance of the week.
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1 true ignore“? let; stung! 1A {:5 $3.
“‘0.“ ‘. .,te 'h
3 “fit, .W on
*‘r ‘aaeveremm.
tar three mtinths
A drnxxiet proper
' art are home medicine. and a physician
' Torment t mount ha:
W "hen tried mley'a Honefind"
". and’olght dean! cared me.“ Bernie
. as. ”It. Ptnlstd’a rung
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1‘. Company Leann Hallie;
lea had built nnflnxthe strata.
nu, ,
one"; a‘o‘niy’ngntt
5 Tuba“: 5.8%; Vanilla
Flavor it ' he made
n -
went down.
. half an hour m. »
if!" can". countess minim-mm ' "TH!“ UNLY‘ bit.
vita ........
. wtnna.mgkw name
Or. David Kennett em ulna Linn
Cal-curs Solvent. . Kennedy" next:
medicine. is unquestionably the em -.
ed King or Boring “on . M. 3m”
neathebloodaaafl ,bf. “h.
cleanse" ataxna dew, midi." its“
and sunshine aw ten’a' foul room.
.. hot soap and water do for filth in the
houao. Cal-curs Solvent docs for the
filth in the body-in the tlaauo .thtt
hug: t. c. liv r, do hula gig "IO
b ’ ea in thc‘hhm rs” ‘ '
petition yliichmaltottenll fed 3‘0 db
heavy and tired in the Spring. it
leaves our bodice clean, healthy and
“t“, l“! the com lainta of summer.
to ~ n - i‘ , .
“unfixfifl, v in implicit coon
. .
.Pr. Keenan-aid, at it: r-‘l tom
SW Solvent an the crowning
c, vemen my to. it will not
tiieawol " fitment 'r:‘ Only one
Dr. Dav/I'll“ ennody evo lived in Ron-
dottt. (lit; of Khulna, . .Y... and the
name of in new and latest medicine is
Cal-cure Solvent. All drugglsts. “.00
a bottle. or six for 85.00, '
EREE SAMPLE OFFER.
You can obtain a free sample bottle
at Dr. Kennedy'a wonderful new med-
icine. Cal-corn Solvent, also a free pam-
billet on the treatment of various dis-
eases, oontalttins‘tnuclt valuable med-
ical advice and information, by simply
addressing a letter or portal to the
Calonrn (30.. Kennedy Roar. Readout.
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Continuedh'om First Page.
8. C. Palmer stated that the present
sanitary conditions there were not
what. they shouldho and that there
should be some radical changes in the
illumblna.
The motion was then put by Mayor
Cuvanagh out} balloted fur. Stuart.
John McMahonand Robert Pearson be-
ing. appointed tellers ot the ballots.
The vote stood sixty-one to fourteen in
favor of the adoption of the resolution,
the total vote being seventy-Me.
left motion to adjourn was then car-
r
ANNUAL CITY MEETING.
The annual city mot-ting was then.
called by Mayor Cavanagh. The calls
Iwatt read by City Clerk Joseph ll. Tay- i
or. L
Councilman Bodwell then presented .
a resolution. but before it one acted:
upon. exthlayor Adams moved that. the ‘
ill“ WWW/«naminn :‘
l - city. It vat-ovoted.
of “l '
.mV attention
~ ~ ' some:
,:. ,_ mcomnt
stunned-ran .. .
Christan Dims-Id ,tbat ho
thoutht atths'y 1am: abouttt.‘
W‘ . . 'mtt~t l! .
elated that ‘
pairing tho
proprlation
«ill “5 Item
mnitibn‘ will at
Administration .
Councilman Vanda-ll or bed for-
ward with another molt“ on to the of-
ten that titmjhoquronriated for
the adminlstration 'dopartmont of the
Library Anarboaiatlon 01M. 3
Still again Ilr. well was able to‘
produce a min .. it called for the
annrog‘riatibn of 31,890 for the use of
the it rary. Ho aid that it was the
same as last year. it was no voted.
City Tax Mada-m Mills.
Hr. Bodwell then came again and
amounted a resolution thing the an-
nual city tax at its mills, due and pay-
able May 1,~1803.‘on the last atom
meat. lint. ‘He sa'ld this would yield
$32,738. which. with 86,000 coming from
other nonroea, would bring the amount
up to $87,738. ' v'
Charles A. Wallet-a moved an amend-
ment to the resolution axing the tax
at flit tnttls.’ saying that it would be
needed to cover the increased nppro
printion‘a, ’ ' "" "’
Richard H,
both nakedfor inf
Hr. Rodent; stated that the interest
account hla year would be larger.
Mr. M Nation aid that he thought
that 6% mill: would be enough and
moved that an an amendment to the
resolution. ' " ‘ 3
“We‘vvill not not $1.5M from Nor-
walit an we did tblay'ear," said Robert
no hit. Palmer
Pontoon. “I do not think that the Nor. ‘
walk people are charitable enough to‘
give ltvto us, on they won’t love us well;
buouah tbr that! instead n! decreasi-g
in: the amount. it in to be increased."
The motion waft; then put, motion to
amend wan lots! and the resolution was
carried. The vote was doubled and
Mr: Palmer moved that the matter be
put to ballot. Hie motion vraa ticfcat-
‘31!
in the meantime the resolution had
been changed by Councilman Bodtveli
to n: the tax at 80‘ mills. The rennin.
tion was then but to vote and carried.
Library Tax of t; Mill.
hit, Bodnell then presented anOther
resolution calling for the laying of a
la mill tax for the maintennnco oi the;
library. The renolution was. adoptedl
it was moved to adiourn and was,
. vo Hutaud end.
m'nwht‘it submit-m Is wrm
Count. Witb'thbonlut Nov-walk
ll 6.
You enu't fool the public all the
ey trill and you out at last.
Every time a man in tooled
‘ her shqptic is made.
about the remedy: that makes the
Because It falls to keep Ita premium.
Donn's Kidney Pills bring renewed
reward.
They cure the chaotic.
P M7 of proof of this at home
If: t fiomalk proot.’ for East Nur-
wt pectic. .
Here's a me of it.
Mr. .Williim F. Knapp. of 55 Osborne
avenue. East orvlallt. fireman at Roth
1 Gold ml to, saytl: "Lam an old
time on beer and like a great many
whotoilowmy calling the weak spot
in my anatomy was my back. i'knew
it arose from some derangement of tin-
kidneyp‘tor backache and the sedi—
ment in the kidney accretion» left no
mom fordonbt. Sometimes in leaving
the over-heated boiler room the cold
atmosphere suddenly lowering the tom
venture of my body may have induc-
ed colds, and an a rule they seated
themselves in my lolna. i noticed in
our Nora-all: papers Dean's Kidney
Pilla advertised to cure just such
troubles as i had. I procured a box at
Plainted'a drug store. They cured mo "
For sale by all dealera. Price 50
conta. Foeter-Mllburn C0,. Buffalo. .\'.
Y.. sole agents for the United Statue.
Remember the name—~Doan‘e—-and
take no other.
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rauenoerta neutrino. 7
Government Declined to Give Them
P to Central America.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 24,-Elcv-
cu Maseru booked at San Juan D‘.‘
(luntelama on the Kosmoa line The-
ben. which has arrived from Central
American ports, were detained. as the
government would not give them pass-
outta.
Colonel Clemens. who Joined the vow
act at Valparaiso. mysteriously dieao
peered during the run up the coast.
He once. held a commission in the
Preach Artillery. but for the last five
years has been drilling and organizing
Peruvian rectum. At Corinto he
heard of the impending war between
the Central American states and left
the weasel to visit San Juan de Guate
male. He has not been heard from
since. Hia baggage to on the Theben.
REBELS HOLD aAN ooutueo.
PARIS, March 24—41": foreign office
sizes, 6 to 9 1-2.
blur. 5.9 t?‘ “fisher“ _
. Th8 motion was then put “W3. voted : marten. none developed at the conven-
' and carried ' '
no voted.
couou sinneo ON HER tunes.
“Hy daughter had a terrible cough
which aetiled on her longs." aayn
minutes of the meeting held a yearr
one be read. Then: were acre-rat on;
ioctions to this as a waste of time§
Chic! Horton! said that the minutctti
alluded to were contained in the remtt a
, . . Jackson. of Danvtllo. ill. "We tried a
ah§;:;::$hmhguflfiegggglfim“‘3‘garnet many remedied without relief.
3. c. Palmer said that the minutes i "m“ “'9 “"6“” We” “W" ”1"
had not been approved and at they in“: "Mb cured he“. Refuse ““bm‘
shnuld be before proceeding to other,
trusinctss. City Clerk Taytot‘t crcupon :
read them. hlr. Palmer thou owed l
that they be approved as read. t at?" fiATH OF FORMER "OT‘L ”A“-
m voted ' it Ngkmfl, Magi: 2%.;l32nnc ”if.
' ; til . 89ml “ 1'0. it, at e.
3"” Department 9"“ 510,000. ? home. of tile brother. Augustus Read. in
Councilman Bennett‘s resolution was Lisbon, on. Saturday. tic had been
then read. I! called 101' tho HPt‘m- iill about two cocks. He leaves a non.
nriation of "0.000 for the use or the James F. Read; a grandson, intone B.
street department durinn the comma Read; and three brothers. Augustus-
- year. it was YUM 'lWIdNMOD. :llcnry and lioratio Road. of ”short.
Fire Department Gets $3,350. llr. Read was in the hotel business in
Chief Buford Rich fimflm a 5.30, Niantic for years. and at one time he
autonomimprtnflng 33,850 for the use conducted “'9 9‘0"“ “0‘15“ ”d lat-
of the the department. arr. Palmer "1' “3 vwm‘w‘m 0f the Nimitz
immediately statedm‘this was an “3“. '
increase over the ‘ opartmcnt ap-
probriatioh to.» lost your and he said he ‘ OANWRY 0933378 NONINME
would like to know my“ about it. ~ ,
Chief Hum“; GKP‘IIM that it. “‘3’ ‘ DANBURY. Hard! ilr—Mtchncl T.
for the care of the new horses. for tho 'UW- “Idem“ "0" "W lamb “Pd.
‘ purchase of new harness. the hiring of z “"1" unanimously WWW“ tor El)”
3 man nttd for the acquisition of new ”if bl" “1*" WWW“ 003”!!an in!“
apparition. including new fire exting- :ttxht. Alliainah there was consider
unto opmtion to Mr. (.‘ufl at [no pri-
,tion last night.
““"h D‘F‘mm "m“ 9-“ aaveo A aorta use.
then. Sold at Piaioted's Drug Store...
I.
,. 'chlldrcn are. entitled to the insurance
f has received a desoatch tram San Do
1 mlngo, confirming the advices of yon
‘; tcrday by the Associated Press. saying
other two revolutionary generals have
. taken maceration of that city and add-
ling that Provident Vasquez has tycoon
3 expelled. The dcapatch to brief. owing
f, to the fact that the rerolutlnniats have
joint the wires_ but the omcials here
:t-onatrue it or meaning that President
{Vasquez's government has been our
minted. No information has been re-
,t-ofved at the foreign office regarding
f the remrted revolution in Nicaragua.
BRISTOL eu nouns eouno oven.
E BRISTOL, March 24.A—Pran§ Kelley,
.r‘rank Zuraltioetti. and John Gnaolti.
‘the three men who entered the cloth-
. tag store of lift-dc! and Company. Sun-
iday night. and were arrested yesterv
day. were given a hearing before.
Judge Nowell, today. The men. after
i pleading guilty to a charge of burglary.
Worn hound over to the next term of
{the Superior Court. Kelley‘s bond
vtaa placed at slow, and the othcr two
got 8500 each. All went to jail in do
It fault of bail.
ECHILDREN CAN GET lNSURANCE.
l CHICAGO. March Zt—A despitch to
lthe Tribune from Mount Vernon, tile,
j says: The Illinois appellate court for
Etho district has decided that when a
. man in tent to prison for the murder of
{his wife, he is judicially dead and his
(«r
EstablisheJIJSI. ,
n
. ‘ '3; ,
IN REGARD TO FllR .
In choosing Furniture the intention}
to select nuch pieces as will give con »
comfort to the family and friends do 3...
last. I I ‘1
The process of furnishing a house in ‘1
can be attended to by degrees. and, articl ‘
are of the best material. strong in constru 1“
design. and beautiful in finish. Then as
there will be no necessity for' giving or thro
ticlcs that are out of date or in bad‘atyle. ‘
To help in this we have it ttcd up two rt ‘ut
F urniturc Store and arranged them to give an"
the pieces of Furniture will lo 0k in a home. Th 3
ing Room anda Bedroom on exhibition, and
tiort is desired. 3 ‘ ‘ -
Take elevatonfrom Carp at Store.
SALE OF KITCHEN NECESSI I
You can have no idea of how many little I
in this sale that you need. unless you come
through the store. Just the hundred and one lit
inexpensive. articles. that one uses every day, a '3
get along without.
We add to the former list a few Sundries.
Bath Brick. 4 cts. ~Scouting Brick,
Laundry Soap, 3 bars Liquid Blue»,
for to ctsfi Peerless Blue, 3 ‘ i
Ammonia. 1 quart. to cts. 2 boxes .
Parson‘s Ammonia. 'Silvcr Cream Bastc, ‘.
, 10, t5. and 25 cts. 18, an
Red Star Silver _; Powder,
Polish. t8 cts. Taylor’s Silver Polish
Brass Polish.
Enamclinc Stove
Paste,
Dixon's Polish.
5 to 20 cts.’
AParlor Pride.
Rising Sun Polish,
iClttna Cement. to an-
4 and 8 cts.
5 cts.
Tooth Picks. white ‘Tooth Picks. impo -
maple, 5 cts.. cd, "
TAPES TRY PORTIERES'.
A new and elegant line in plain weaves and ~
ored stripes. Beautiful shades of green. red. rose, '
ra cotta. Mcrcerized Porticr es woven of mcrccriz ‘
that have the lustrous appearance of silk. $6.00 to
pair. Oriental Stripes. Figures. and Bagdads. $
$4.50 a pair. Couch Covers in great variety. ‘ '
THE 1). M. READ COMM? ‘V
Bridgeport. Conn.
JAPANESE AND MEXlBA
oxmttn. Cal. March 24.. l
drcd shots were exciting-1L :
licht between Japanese and
Thw trutihlt: arose 0V3? an
union laborers to put a twin
wnxou occupied by not“!!!
i’vrfccto 02118 and L. Vaequ
of pistol wounds. Two an a
another Mexican were also
hundred Japanese and four ‘
his-xicann are on the verge of .
fight. , The men arezoanne
the boot sugar industry.
DANGERS OF PNEU MON IA.
A cold at this time. if neglected, is
linhlt» to cause pneumonia. which is so
often fatal, and oven whom the patient
has recovered the lungs are wcaittznwL
making them peculiarly susceptible to
the development of consumption. Fo-
ley‘s Honey and Tar will stop the
couch. heat and strengthen the lungs
:utrl prevent pneumonia. Sold at Plims-
tcd's firm: Smrc. "
MOHAWK RIVER SUBSIDING.
SCtltINi-ZCTADY. N. if. March 3t.
—~Thc Mohawk riwr is going down to
day considerably. but the water in still
Foley's - Kidney,”
Mr,..sodvrcli then presented a noctu-
tion appropriating 82,050 for the one of '
the health eminent. 3r, Palmer
then moved at: there was a slight in-
ure. Captain H. Hubbard, or am. on the lite of the murdered woman.
ford. Dot. say-e: “Branliiart 331m say. ‘ even it it was taken out in favor of the.
ed my boy's life. He began just like . husband. This is said to be a point of
the one we lost with (mop. We Elm . lav: never before raised or passed upon
{our not above the normal level.
i
. m... .1. , . ., , flunk-..“ w
3
‘ makes kidm‘. Ind . moan
MWashtndlon SL. ' Southotuitllt.
Son of Loeai Manager of inn 8. N. E-
STAMFORD. Numh~2L~Am€$ Its.
eleven years old. son of L P. I‘m. lo-
cal manager of the Southern New Eur
land Telephone Company. van dtontn»
ed yesterday afternoon in a pond near
his home at. Glanhrooh while calling in
a canoe which he and oneva compare
Theboytaaontlathvniddieot
the pond when the wee expound. An
.. tndcnvored to reach his brother by that latloin 'Mxnaailtfltts'inri the
means of, a paddle but the little fellow ‘1 as
body was recovered
non: within. Q I V -
meant! in this. that it be explained. him a few does-o. He quickly dropped
tiv. Kendall. nveatdeat at tho hoard not m 5;” “a “x I." right h the m“
health NG It! W38 to MY. htmflig “lug" PD? "[9 b! R. H. “wt“, P.
marina“: mnits vru «figugorflc‘; H. Baxter. and. The Dillard Pita;
W“ doe. mac .
en months, who that at la’st‘rear ntaa‘q y ' > -
for twelve months. The increase ta ~ : ‘ ‘ ‘
due to the collection or garbage. which P ’
would martin”. The appropriation :‘-’ E *t x 31-5“
"“ the. ”33402811831” so > - - -.
in. bottom who ”medicare,
‘a pockettnl of veeolnttdga. ”preheated?
another calling for the appropriation,
of 36.860 for the Wand mature-t
name at the electrfi: gang? gag;
.t cu linear. in . it
P? ' ‘ calltidtbrw for the
t
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Balm "' T’Tfi‘at
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bit
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i
to
Compton"
Usdfil'w one but one:
r
i
F
in,
, by the supreme mutt or either ot the
gnnmllate court: of this or. any other
. «tale. ’ , '
The best. pill 'neath the Mara and
stripes:
it cleanses the system and never
grim
Little Early Risers of worldly re
. pate—— , .
Ask for DeWitt'sand take no sub-
, f stitnte. .
t, A small pm. easy to buy. easy to take
em to act but never failing in re:
an I. Wire Little Early Risers ar-
RAILWAY all» HAY GET PLACE.
WASflINGTON. March Z-L—m
Peat says: nectar. of Cedar
impulse Iowa. president of the Order
of;
of
A a caller recently that he had
ethically decided upon an acaiatant
“Iain "um butter is
‘ it. muster-34.14
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