. *1}, fits?
' g5i?ti§my.us8’tne
RF EC iON
their; v‘. ,
Ditto Elaine-t Oil Stew, the only stove on the nt'urkot equipped with
. “3‘.” which prevents tinlds boiling over into the burners: Users of
with "precious this new feature. ' ' “ ‘ t‘ H -‘ '
’:.‘ Jill
‘ i
* 5TER Move: LINE-S
un ‘ ' fl ». ‘ I ‘
. Styles Baby Carriages and Go Carts from 85.00 to $25.00 each.
nih- New Assortment of he Goods. English Blue Willow Ware in
and saucers, Plates, Platters. lie wls, Salads and Dishes.
—A
1,5‘7é'éécmt. BARGA‘IN’s
Wé have in stock one set of very niasrlvc. twin lh'ass Beds. complete,
, ti finest covered springs, regular price $90.00, this sale, $60.00. Other
‘ and Iron Beds at greatly redtwmi prices.
4" . - ,
, Complete Home Furnishings. “#1,." .4."
s; ; RTEVANT,
.. North Main and Ann Streets.
SOUTH NORWALK.
.. -_£'!EI..__...£-
musing Y 15W
aryamk Day
«on Items for Thursda y Only
W‘sz’te Goods, at 10 cts.
‘ , . acouun PRICB,12'/2c TO 14c.
., I W
ZCorsgfs; 7 9 cts.
., u.» 4 REGULAR PRICE, $1.00.
“W Crux?! Towels. 9 ds.
SIZE 18x25. VALUE lZVac.
, , m
eRtrgsi 98 cts.
.» SIZE 18x35, VALUE v.25. ‘
' bottles Petroleum jelly, ‘ 10 cts.
USUAL PRICE. 19¢: T0 26:.
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South No
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on ‘:»"‘_..§v J my,
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' m be is rocognisodimmedtatciy as a thorough person.
i
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nun-Mt curtail” this a
hot H i Wt i
Good 0 rrh in .9. 3h NWItk.
when orient the most reputable
concern» in loath Net-walk mtorantm
that a medicine will effect a cure or
they wm return the money. it speaks
volumes as to the merits of that rem-
edy. it is In this way that Stillma-
Powell Corporation on selling llyomei,
the treatment that has made so many
.. “-rkublc cares of both acute and
.. .unlc cases of catarrh In ileuth Nor-
Walk and vicinity.
‘Hyomcl is not a pill nor is it a tin-
uid that has to be taken with a tat
spoon or wincglttss. Juli breathe t
in by the aid of an inhaler that comes
in every outfit and benefit will be seen
from the first treatment.
It destroys all germ life in the air
passage» and lungs and enriches and
purities the blood with additional
ozone. It. cures catarrh of the head
and throat. or of the stomach. liver and
kidneys. Wherever mucous membrane
contains oatsrrhal germs. there Hye-
moi will do Its work of healing. When
using this treatment. the air you
brchth will he found like that. on the
mountain high photo the sea level
where grow‘ balsamic trees and plants.
which malt the air pure by giving off
volatile nnt septic fragrance that is
healing to the respiratory organs.
Remember that If Hyomei docs not
care you Stillsou-Poweil Corporation
will refund your money. This is a
good time to cure catarrh by this nat-
ural method and prevent catarrhal
colds that are so common at this scar
50H,
”ole ’ H ney and Tar
arch! drenmofmsure. No opiates.
COMMERCE COMMIOSION MEETS.
Sessions Will he Commenced at Loo
Angelou Next Week Tuesday.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 2.——'l‘he ln-
tcrstnte Commerce Commission is
coming to this state and next Tuesday
will begin its sessions at Les Angelou.
The. principal matter to be Investigat-z
cd is the alleged pooling arrangement
between the Southern Pacific and San-
ta Fe Railroad companies. which it is
charged. divided the California Fruit
Exchange and some other blrlthlppe'rs
of citrus farms who are represented in
the Consolidated Forwarding Company.
arc the plaintiffs In the action and
both the Southern Pacific and Santa We
are made defendants. .lupst what ef-
fect the formation of the shipping com- ,
blue in Southern California will havei
on the. case before the cot'nmisnionI
centres here is causing a little specula‘;
lion at present. says the Chronicle.
The combine effected by the South-I
ern California Fruit Exchungcé
where by all of citreus fruit t
shipping interests III .tlic state hurt-i
been consolidated is a new factor lot
this situation and one which the. rallw
roads will have to take Into consideruf
lion.
i
ROBBED THE GRAVE. I
A startling incident is narrated by
John Oliver of Philadelphia. as fol-
lows: "l was In an awful conditions;
My skin was almost yellow. eyes sunkci
cn. tongue coated, pa’ln continually in |
back mid sides, no appetite, growing»
weaker day by day. Three physicians i
had given me up. Then i was advised l
to use Electric Bitters: to my great;
joy. the first bottle made a decided lmv i
provemcnt. f’ continued their use tori
three weeks, and am now a Well man. i
I known they robbed the grave of an-
ntbcr victim." No one should fall to
try them. Only {in cents. guamutccd.
at F. H. Baxter's drug store. " I
'Urund seminary. Montreal. being or-
gan »,
, ‘ ”a .ymu. av MAD. .
rm flutes or it. John's church.
it“ We After a Year’s lilacs-y
HARTI'OR . April. .—-Rov. Thomtll
J. Mnloney tiled yestu ay at the home
of his parents. W‘- and was. John Mu-
loney. of this city. after a'yeitr's sick~
ness of heart compilations. ‘ Up to
last. May he was pastor of at. Bernard's
church in Hazardviilo .but was com-
pelled to give up hls‘work at that time
on account of his failing health. He
was born in tithii. and was educated at
tho priesthood ut Vilfiuiova and at the
I .
dained at the latter. institution in De-
ccmhcr. 1882. lliif‘ first tinotorate
was at St. John's Church. New Haven,
and he was afterward stationed in
Wailingford ,and Greenwich before go-
ing to llazsrdvllle. _
The body will be taken to St. Pat»
rlck's Church here on li‘ridny. and will
remain there that night. A solemn rc-
quIcm high mass will be celebrated
Saturday morning by Bishop 'l‘icrncy.
it Is expected that members of his
class at (,lraud seminary will act as
pull bearers.
w
A CHATTANOOGA DRUGGIST'S
STATEMENT.
llobt. .l. Millcr, proprietor of 'hc
licad [louse Drug Store of Chattan-
ooga, Tcun., Writes: "There is more
merit In Foley's Honey and Tar than in
any other cough syrup. The calls for
it multiply wonderfully aml we sell
more of It than all other cough syrups
combined." Sold at Pialsted'u druid
store, ”
FOUND DEAD 0N MOUNTAIN.
ROCKVILLE, April 2.—-—The body of
an unknown man. supposed to he a
iranip, was found by several fishermen
on Ellington mountain yesterday after-
noon. The man was apparently so
years old. He had grey hair and
moustache. He had a cheap watch and
thirty-seven cents in his pockets. The
body was removed to the morgue to
await identification.
PNEUMONIA ts HOIBED OF ”8
TERRORB
by Foley‘s Honey and Tar. it stops
the racking cough and heals and
strengthens the lungs. if taken in time
it will prevent up attack of pneumonia.
Refuse substitutes. Sold at l‘lalstod's
drug store. "
instructor (of class In physiology)—
Whut do you know concerning the sc-
baceous follicles?
lloy at the foot of class (making a
wild guessi—Schat-eous Folliclcs is the
name of tin new senator from the state
cf \Vsshington.—£hicage ’i‘rilumc.
‘fh‘
“it . ". ;'
THE KIND 0"! RING-MEDICINES
i. THII ORIA NIW BLOOD
' PUMPIIR.
Dr. David Kennedy'- New and Latest
Modiclne.
Cul-eurn Solvent. lir. mmnedy's new
tnmiicinc. is tmquestlonably the Crown-
ed KIM of Spring Medicines. it pur|~
ties the blood as a flood of water
cleanses a siegttuntmower, or as the air
and runahtno sweeten a tutti room.
What soap and water do for mm in the.
house, Cdl-cttra Solvent does for the
THE D. M. READ (30..
Established I 857.
t"
filth in the body—in the tissues. the
thugs, the liver. the kidneys and the
blood. it cxpcls the hunters and int-
pnrlths which make till all feel so dull,
heavy and tired lit the Spring. it
leaves our bodies clean, healthy and
rafc against the complaints of summer.
You may use it with implicit confl-
deuce.
lir. Kennedy said of it: "i regard
Calcnru 'Solvout as the crowning
achievement of my life. it will not
disappoint." Reinciuhor: Only one
lir. David Kennedy ever lived in lieu-
dent, City of Kingston, N, Y., and the.
name of his new and latest medicine is
Cal~cura Solvent. All drugglsts. $1.00
a bottle. or six for $5.00,
FREE SAMPLE. OFFER.
You can obtain a free sample bottle
of Dr. Kennedy's u'omiertul new mod-
lclnc. Cal-eura Solvent, also a free path.
phlct on the treatment of varlcus dis-
eases. containing much valuable mcd
lcal advice and Information, by simply
addressing a letter or postal to the
iIuI-cura Co. Kennedy ltow. llondout
N. Y. “
8101' ON BRIDGE OPERATIONS.
Strikers Attacked Workman in Trenton
and Damaged Property.
TRENTON. N. J.. April .2—‘I‘herc
was a. riot yesterday at the new bridge
operations of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company. twenty-five Union
bridge Workers from Newark and other
cities, where bridge strikes are in pro
grcss, assembled. near the bridge, and
attacked non-union mcu employed
there. Stones, bricks, tools and other
missiles were uurled by the assailants
and some of the thirty non-union work-
ers were injured. 'l‘hey tied. some of
them seeking refuge in private houses
in the vicinIIY.
’l‘hc foreman of the. gang was stand-
ing on a high abutment. when a big
sleduchsmmer thrown with great force,
barely missed his head. lie was so
badly frightened that he fell from the
uhnttucut, tn the street. fifteen feet In»
low. The attacking party then divid-
AFTER LA GRIPPE—WHAT‘I
Usually a hacking cough and a gen-
eral fecllmt of weakness, often leading
to fatal results after the patient is sup
"080d to have passed the danger point.
Foley’s lioney and 'i‘ar is guaranteed
to cure’ the “grippc cough" and make
you strong and well. It never fails to
stops cough if taken in itino. 'l‘aue no
substitutes. Sohl‘rtt. l’laisted‘s Drug
Store. "
_ “panes",
CeicryCompound
Does a Happy Work for Our
Women in Springtime.
”
IT MAKES THEMSTRONGI
VIGOROUS. VIVACIOUS. I
3 its accompanying pains.
REQUEST FOR lNCREASED PAY. AND BRIGHT.
Raruaeo. : ‘
\‘i’Al.l.lNGFORll.-April 2.—-chcuty} Let “a reason together. dcur road-
"mployees of the Rogers Brothers fac- i or if you a”. one of the many plodding
tot‘y hcrc went on strike yesterday he- ‘ ' ’
cause of the employment. ef‘n non-uu-
ion man to take the place of a union
exhausted, and anxious.
t
leopless, nervous, despondent. rheu-
' S
t
(stirprise is puttiftg' lt very mildly.
lhad no Idea that it. would or could
“‘01"; from day ‘0 “”- weary. "0”,“ had never tried it for such a purpose.
H W“ “‘9 but it our and It seemed with the sec-
W‘“ who quit work after "‘9 ”“530“ matic neuralgie or bltrdened' with any 0 _
i ' . au ed It to not only be of less dura
mom had refused his request for any“, "10'5”,an ills “it“ result from foupnmfi but the pains were for loss se-
The ”no” menu-rand ll“.li°“"'“‘h0d bl°°d~ l" “3 5“?“ vorc. and I had not used the contents
lectures silverware, ““1 “i indt‘l’im'i you the positive assurance of certain“ one bottle before Mr. Gm, had .bld
increase In par.
dent of the international Silver Com-é
puny. it. employee a total of lift»
workmen. The strikers declare theyi
will not. return to work unless the man-i
. agcr agrees totilscnas with their cone;
mitten the employment of the non-use.
ton‘ man. Kanager George Hollow;
heck is said to,have informed a delega-ig
lion unit when he wanted a committee r
to help him run his business he would:
:iows-z "Our two children had a severe
launch of whoopin cough. one of them
3‘ C‘llaaa ”an ; go out and undone himself. Ho had-
, . . ' no use for volunteers. he said.» .
”*7 7 . ‘ '“ ‘ ,'~—""" ‘* '* '
«Flt pays since our national reputation has bccn'carn- ”05“°FULI£JI&°U%:F ”50°”;
33"?” ' 1 ‘° “"1 1 ' .. . .' - I . ; Mrs. Ellen Million, of ano Park;
ed 0|} men" , en 8‘ applicant says he‘ .18 a BmynPl-hve..l{ansu ty. He. writes as fol-i
i
win the pamxylm o, coughing would of-
‘len faint and blood at the nose. We
tried over thing we heard of without
Went:fon.fttllor»particularaz~ '5
. .‘ a. ., 2E
¥ southeastern
mull. “3743'! FREE: ’ .
- 3339-9'M 0°“
.a- 4",.” s so
M
3i: is to
BE L:( i.
“mu A u 03:“
g...
.ir' ‘3
m or or
DON'T
>n‘.
"beggars”
nah .
go . t. We then called in our
family doctor. who prescribed Foley's
Honey and 'l‘ar. With the very first
dosothey» bonnie improve and we feel)
that”. has saved their: lives." Refuse?
substitutes. Sold at Plalsted's drug
mt!” ‘- '.; = ' -‘ - '"
w!
.‘\»'
rrkfl' pound. nation’s .true garb:
' else; .,
.. ,1.
' my...
and speedy cure. Peiue's Celery Com—
rftss (have? .1. sounds“
a, gr‘mediciiéto.
is has . = p rayon or
M 1' 22:31:93th me} nothing
fl" fathkbwnm“ one
"has the grove Indefinite
innit come later it 7?
m0. Hill. , Dave ;
‘ ,. Mine. M0,. salient
ea
. t
._ ilietcd. b‘y Percival Covert. the bank
“you '9‘
t.-—.. ,,
‘ ’ from,‘_r' ,
MM ‘3’: rheu'liém/ .m
“ ...h
ed into gangs. and while one side pur-
Mtcd the fleeing workmen the other
bltlt‘ cut the ropes of a derrick and did
other damage to railroad property. A
squad of policemen was summoned
and at their approach the attacking
party lied m-ross the river Into Poun-
sylvuuiu. ’l‘hc non-union men made
no attempt to resume work. but will
start at it again today. '
SEVERE ATTACK OF GRIP.
Cured by One Bottle of Chamberlaih's
Cough Remedy.
' “When 1 had an attack of the grip
last winter (the second one) i actually
cured myself with one bottle of
Chamln-rialn's Cough Remedy." says
Frank W. Perry, Editor of the Enter-
prise. Sltortvllle. N. Y. "This is the
honest truth. i at times kept from
coughing myself to pieces by taking a
tensptiullflll of this remedy, and when
the coughing spell wohchcome on at
night i would take a delta audit seem-
cd that in the priciest: interval thc
cough would pass off and i would go
to sleep perfectly nor from cottgh and
.To say that
i the remedy acted as a most agreeable
knock out the grip. simply because I
send attack of coughing the remedy
; me adieu.” For
: gists.
‘covaar'a VICTIM also .Topav.
‘ NEW YORK; April 2.f—Mrs.,flewton
Selmnmaker died today of wound: in
sale by "all drug-
it
clerk. who slmhhmand killed Maison
Although she was conscious almost tip
todhe moment of her death, she gave
no explanation of Covert‘s reason for
shooting her; Afters farewell inter-
;vlow with her. her husband. said ;_ "She
gcould tell littleabot‘tt, the shooting or
‘why Covert souhht to kill her. =She
felt kindly to him. despite his foolish-
ness. and tried to make him mend his
« ways. but she did not love him and was
i a faithful wife and mother.
. ,. .
DANGER “or cotos AND GRIP.
the greatest danger from colds and
grip is their resulting in pneumonia. »
it reasonable care is used, however.
and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy tak-
on. all danger will be avoided. Anions
the tens of thousands who have. used
this remedy for these diseases we have
;yet to learn of colonic one having re-
sulted ln- pneumonia. which. shows
iconclusivckv that it: to a certain pre-
,venfl'o of. that dangerous disease. It
rt will cuts at: all-attack of the grip
in loutlm‘o , any other treatment.
it Is pleasing and safe to take... F2:
"“9 in all draw-n.
, .
at French
Fair Wm
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I FROM MARCH THIRTIETH T0 APRIL FOURTH.
Angclus Recital cvc ry morning from ten
o’clock until twelve. { _’
Music by Jerome May's Orchestra every
afternoon from two o‘clock I
until half after five. I
Tca served every afternoon.
Take elevator from Carpet Store. '
THE TEA ROOM is a favored spot and everybody
seems to enjoy it. The combined attractions of beautiful
surroundings. music and the slight refreshment make it a
pleasant place to linger. The Angelus Recital draws
many people in the morning. The piano is a sweet-toned
instrument. and the Well-chosen selections are appreciated
I
by every listener.
The Ribbon Section is very gay with beautiful Peau d
Sole and lustrous Taffeta Ribbons. There are dainty Dres-
dcns in various widths. broad satiny bands in fainty tint-
ed shades dotted with bouquets and sprays of flowers. Ro-
man Stripcs are also conspicuous. with Checked Talletas.
and novel effects in black and white.
The beautiful Feather Boas attract much admiration.
They are shown in-black, white, and gray. Prices, range
from $10.00 to $25.00. Very elegant Stolesv and Capes of
Liberty Silk are displayed. Prices from $1.50 to $15.90,.
People who make purchases at the Toilet "Section re-
ceive dainty Sachet of Hudn ut's Yankee C10ver. and rev-
eryone Imowsthat Hudnut’s p reductions are all very choice.
A pretty Souvenir to those whose purchase amounts
to two dollars or over. ‘
is: i
THE 1'). 1. amp COMP-ANY..~ »
efif‘sria'geporf, Conn.
v
,. .. .EVuw... .7 .. .. . - . .. .......... MM
sawan AND mp5, .MEN . OUT.1 I‘HREE BALLOONIsTs EATALLY
ST. LOUIS. ltlo.. April 2+Alfeltt sev-
en hundred sewer and Wateritplpe lair
orcrs of St. Louis are on strike. in»
cause the contractors remark! to grant
their demands for an increase in
wages. All work on city _sewers has
”U a.
BUDAPEST, April 2—.-,Tliriee balloon-
lets. cit-Deputy Orderly“|‘i,.ieut.cnant
Krui and M, Kubik, .a,]_i§of.}1er of the
member of the Diet, of ti tnamc. were
fatally injured in a balloqn accident to-
hecu suspended.
MAKES A CLEAN SWEEP.
There's nothing like doing a thing
thoroughly. Of all the Solves you ev—
er heard of Bucklen‘s Arulca Salve is
the best. it sWeeps away and cures
Burns. Sores, Bruises, Cuts, Bells, l‘l~
day. Willie the balloongggg being in-
iiated it suddenly brokeffl with the
car containing the men mmt‘foned and
(‘tlplulu Toluny, of the. navy; M. 0t"
dody fell out .ef the. out to the. roof of
a factory and Lieutcu ”.l Kral punc-
tured the balloon. wh ch (descended
with great velocity. striking~ with such
Lines. 1"
force that he and M. Kubik were her-
ribly injured. Captain Tolnay was less
iscriously hurt.
cers, Skin Eruptions and Piles. it's
only 25c. and gtmrantced to give satis-
faction, by F. H, Baxter, Draggist. “
*——-
‘ Funniest-antiwar: " an.
I, The Kind Ytitl Have
Always Bough »
Bears the K ‘
Signature
of
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p
hands
Desmonlainsneihr'
Morphine not-Minot. '
or w, come.
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