‘Qiififtéonomy use the
'FEC
I Blue Flame Oil Stovc, the only stove on the tquket equipped with
“URI” s of
Itt grate which prevents fluids boiling ovrr Into the burners.
”Another Now Assortment of 9c Goods.
‘ SPECIAL BARGAINé
. i‘~ '
We havoln stock one set of very massive twin Brass Beds. compicto
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.i . IL ..
Otlior
soov saussELLs.
AXMINIsTsns. ‘
ICHINA MATTINGG.
F‘roIrI 12l/gc to 35c.
JAPAN MATTINGS.
. unoceums.
.. .QIL CLOTHS. .
“its“; to Order a specialty.
Cutting the price of a. business course is touching the
brush to the wrong spot.
Improving the efficiency of a course tour way) at every
opportunity, Is touching the pictuie at Just the right place,
we have a national retiiatatIuIrr I . 3
its BUSINESS (sonata: "
“ . ozone: 1:. “amps pats.
North Main and Ann Streets,
scum NORWAIK
L..._——. W~
on SPRING
,_.._....
Dry Goods.
x
. WALKING SKIRTS.
., DRESS SKIRTS.
In this line‘ We invite attention to
our Stern a. Adler's Garments.
m
PIGNE SHIRT WAISTS.
PERCALE SHIRT WAISTS.
LAWN SHIRT WAISTS.
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WASH GOODS.
Plain and Fancy.
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WAGH 6.0008.
In large variety.
' on
south Norwtiik.
In
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south Not-walk. Conn
RIPPE—WHAT?
with
of. weakness often leading
I am the patient to sup-
Wmo dongs» point
g Hillier not Tor is guaranteed
comb" and make
It never fails to:
‘ I Its-ken In times
Sold at Plalsted's Drug combined? Sold
noon on rims. A‘NGQRA soar attenuation“.
Italians
:3believed Imam. Mm
.. actuating some
hustlers-e.
'W {Ilium 3
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A CHATTANOOGA DRUGGIST'8
‘ ‘ STATEMENT.
Robt J. Miller. proprietor of' the
'Read Boone Drug Store of Cbattam
ooga Teml., writes: "There is mOIQ
merit In libley‘ 8 Honey and Tar than in
an y other cough syrup. The calls int:
It multiply wonderfully and we sell
more of it than all other cough syrups
at Plslstod's drug
",store '
i
welfiANBAB CITE:
and or my
“MIMMM
KansasLGIla.
“saunas,
”mam chins-seas
This plant villi be oooippsdw
“‘3'; alibi“.
5‘.“ mm
“The?“
“In
‘uglish Blue Willow Ware in.
1 Vupllnd Saucers Plates Platteis, Bowls. Salads and Dishes.
1.
I getting relief.
place. who was expected to die had
cover: for Consumption.
“i endured inflatable agoniesmin .
Andrus but your New Discovery pro
me ImusiiiatoIreIiot and:
torsional- roommate _
cures I-of consumption. - Dammit.
Bronchitis and Grip are
CALL-CURA O LVINT.. ‘
THE KING OF SPRING MEDICINE!
IS THIS GREAT NEW BLOOD
PURIFIIR.
Dr. David Kennedy's New and Latest
Medicine.
Cal-ultra solvent. DI". Kennedy's now
medicine. is unquestionably the Clown-
od King of Bprlifg Medicines. Ill purl-
ties the blood as a flood of water
oloauses a utagndot sewer. or as the air
1tul sunshine sivocten a foul room.
. Lot soap and water do for filth III the
house, Cai-curl'finlvontdoes for the
filth In the body-«In tho tissues. the
lungs, thc liver: tbc kidneys and the
blood. It cxpcis lllt‘ lIIIInors and int-
purities whlch make us all feel so dull,
heavy and tired in tho Spring. It
leaves our bodies clean healthy and
auto against the complaints of snmmcr.
You may use It with implicit confl-
deuce.
Dr. Kennedy said of it: “I regard
Cal-cura Solvent. as tho crowning
achievement of my life. it will not
disappoint." Remember: Only ouo
Dr. David Kennedy ever lived III lion-
dont, (lity of Kingston, N. Y.. and the
name of hinncw and Intost Iucdlciuc is
(lIIl-cura Solvent. All Ilruggists. stilt)
n bottlc. or six for $5.00.
FREE SAMPLE OFFER.
. You can obtain II froc sample bottle
of Dr. Kennedy's \Vondcrt'ul new mod.
iciue. (lei-euro School. also it true pam-
casos, containing much valuable med
Icnl advice and information by simply
addressing a letter or postal to the
N.
iTALiANS CHANGE THEIR FAITH.
Stamford Baptists Vote to Become Con
regstlonalists.
STAMII‘O l) ApIIl 7~Thc cougicgu-
tion of the First Italian Iiuptlst (‘htnch
of this city. at a meeting held Sunday
night, decided to change from the liap I
list faith to Congregationalism This}
action was determined on without a dial
settling voice. The church organizn-I
tlou has been In cxistepcc for about
ten years and has a chapel in West
Stamford.
The pastor up to a week ago was
ltcv. l’tuiuuule De Carlo. lie finished
his pastorate on Sunday Marc II 29 und '
has since been employed by the (‘on-
megatioual State Board and has iicon
placed In charge of one of the mission
chapels in Hartford. The church mom-I
bcrs give as their reason for thc action ,
taken that the requirements of humor-I
‘Ilon as an essential to church mcmbcr- ‘
ship was an obstacle which they could .
not overcome. The church will proof
.1ny be taken III charge by the (tenure I
nationalists.
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS CURED.
"Fort ten yours I had chr-onlt Intui-
chills so bad that at. timcs I could nit ‘
speak above It whisper." writes Mr. .lo-
Itcpr Coffman. of Moutmorcnci. 1nd. "1
Iricd till remedies available. but with
no success. PVIIItuuatcly Iny cmploy-j
or suggested that i try Ii‘olcy's Iltm'Iv
und ’l‘ar. its effect was almost mlrao-'
ulous. and i am now cured of thc dis-
ease, (In my rccomuiendation nutnv
ncoplc have used li‘olcy s Honey and
l‘aI aha RIWRI'R with satisfaction :4qu
:It i’lalstcd' s drug stoic.
.‘V'
IWO‘UNDS SELF INFLICTED.
NEW HAVEN. April 7—Wultcr
Hickloy, aged twenty‘slx, who belongs
in Bridgeport. Is dying at the New Ha-
vcn hospital with three bullet wounds
III his abdomen and one III his head, all
believed to have been self-inflicted.
The man was picked up by the crew of
the New iork express duo. in this city‘
at 1 :55 p. 11)., yesterday. He was stand I
ing on the railroad track on the New
York division near Indian River In Mil
ford, shortly before noon. 0n the way :
to New Haven he said that. he had shot ‘I
himself. The man a left leg was para-
iyzcd. Ills clothing was soaked withi
blood and his face and necked woicl
also bathed in blood.
DREADFUL ATTACK OF WHOO P';
ING COUGH.
Mrs. Ellen llsrllson, of 300 Park
.-\ve.. Kansas City, M0,. writes as fol-
lows: "Our two childion had a sen-Io
attack of whoapiug cough. one of them
III the paroxysm of Ionghiug would of
ion faint and blood at the nose. \\ I!
tried everything we heaId of without
family doctor. who prescribed l‘olcv' s
Honey and 'lar. With the way flIsI
dose they began to Improve and we tool
that it has saved their lives." Refuse
substitutes. Sold at Plalsted's drug
:store. “
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ESGARING RRIBONERS. SHOT.
SAN ANTONIO Tex. April 7—Pri-i
vate l-‘red Workman of Troop F 120th
: Cavalry was shot and instantly killed,
and Private Charles Smeley. of Com-I
patty E Fourth Infantry, was fatally
' wounded in an attempt to escape I'st
i
Fort Sam Houston. Both men hadr
been tried on a charge of desertlon and I
both had been convicted. They were
at work on a dump outside the post!
and made a break to escape. The
guards. Privates George Spengler and}
“Brock shot them.
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A GREAT SENBATION. .
l
viil'é. ind.-. when W. n. Brown of that
his- his saved or Dr; King's New Dis-
Ho writes‘
a thesau-
re.
numerous.
l “m” m inst-tan
mama". In: M bug...
”I: so. the peerless remedy for all throat I
mad so. «in {mg I
phlct on the treatment of various (lbw
Route to be ”vindictive! About the
Fourth of May.
The Stamford and Northpbrt 'rions-
bortntlon Corporation has Just Issued
its prospectus III which the advan-
ltliit's of the enter rise. and its claims
to the support of be business commu-
viuclngly set forth.
To secure reliable and
pose
sale "0.000 W
ccutt bonus of common stock to
rubscribers wh applications
received 'on 01 I);
month.
TIII‘ lloard of Tunis has for
advocated the establishment of
reports:
all who
second year rolls round. no
tunce will be needed to help the com
pony pay its dividcuds."
The company naturally looks to the
business men of Stamford for assis-
tance and support. and it is expected
that this will be forthcoming from all
who are interested III the progress
Cuicnru. t‘.o. Kennedy ltow, ltoudouI .I
‘ ‘ i'f‘t'l
:Ilf‘ftil't‘ {I o'clock.
There was 3 Warranties in ”WI .
Simm- 7“ ‘
and development of our town as It
commcrcinl contcr. 'l‘hc storcitccpm's
Icouid \chI afford to maintain the
whole expenses of the route for the ill-
buslncss which will accrue to
them from its operation. The route
will be opened on or about May I
llt'xl.
Prospccttmcs
and subscription
forms may be had III tiouldcn's i'hnr~
mucy, or on application to tho Sucro-
lill'\'. S. 'l‘t‘blmlt. l’. 0. lie): ilUl. Stunt-
ford. '
SMALL VOTE IN HARTFORD'
Republicans Carry the City and Li-'
censc. Wins
HARTFORD. Apr'll i .—-'l‘lIII (it) ltlltl
town cicction todui brought out only
:. small vote. The Republicans cm
iicil the. culiic citv by on owiugc pln-‘
rulity on I .1. I As a Icsult of ycstcr
day‘s oldciiou. tbc next board of com-
Iuou council will be made up of to lie-
publlcuns ZIlltI lilieuiocruts. :I ltcpubli
ctIIi guilt ovcr lust year of IS.
License was curried 4.750 to
'l'lli-
I.‘III).‘
city \oteIl against the cunsolidt.
lion of schools by a vote of ilitltt; to.
I.3"0. but Il't't‘ text books for the IIIILII.
'chool was votcd by u Inulorlti' of 7.3.
Tlirouehout the. optirtrcity voting uni.
rhinos were used. two In ouch ward.
. :Iutl tin-y proved to Ilt' entirely success-
cxpcr- »
i'lll. very little difficulty
icnccd.
hciug
'l‘hi- returns but] hccu iluIIt’I-Il
.IIIII cutcrcd on the town clerk‘s books I
\ilIilc the result of.
\‘Il't‘llull \I‘us linowi: an hour :tith' ~
lIll‘
the polls closed.
WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH.
IAMESTOWN fit Y. .JAIIIII T-«Mis
ILunIu King was inuord to death in
'IiIslIlI llt II’
the fire which deatIoII-d tlIIII
of “(‘1' son. It‘ll King, nvnt (‘hct'ly
l‘rcck. III on c:'IIi\ hour todzu.
.-....,.._ .
cures colds. prevents pneumonia.
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A DOCTOR 0F DIVLNITY
Renews His Life and Prepares
Himself for Continued Ac-
tive Work as .1 Chris-
, tian Minisft r.
Celery Compound
THE W0 PLD s IDEAL
HEAL TH BUILDER DOES
THE BLESSED WORK.
Thousands of pmminost tlhristiun
ministers rs. through the use of Paiue‘s
Celery Compound are happily pursu~
We. then millet] in m: r ing ”,0“. pastoral duties and "Hump,“ foImrn publisher of the Chicago .-lotIr
ing with success to tbeii congregan
Iions.
nervousness. sluggish and
blood. weak digestion anti variable on i
petite. Iesuitlug from overwotk. ot'cr-
study worry and anxiety are the. tron-
hlcs that drag clergimen down
. Al It“:
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Bridgeport Advertisements. I Bridgeport Advertisements.
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THE D. M. READ cci.
TUESDAY. ARRIL“: .-7- ,
t
. +~W~
swtuncs or saunas.
—.—~—.
crowing Use of Hyomoi Will soon
Show a Decrease of This Discuss.
Statistics show that at least 97 out
of every 100 persons III this stoic are
suffering from cuturrb In somu form.
While the disease is one of the most
common with which the medical pro-
.uity of Stamford. are clearly and con-
pcnnanont
scrvlce it In found nevi-snry to pur-
chase the steamer. and for this pur-
thc dlru toys have. placed on
th of ti per cent. pro
icrrcd stock with Ian offer of it 25 per
all
me
re the 15th of this
ycai'u‘
this
new avenue of trade. as “of great nil-
Vflnltlue to our merchants and to the
city at large." fl‘ho (‘omtnltun- appoint.
cd to promote the Gllil'l‘pl'liiii Ifurthcr
“We also believe that. it will be u
.pnyinu Investment to
ucribc to the stock. and that before the.
assis-
Mlllk
(“II Ich cht ashore off this thy on tho
Foley’ 3 Honey and Tor.
_.lohn ()livcr of Philadelphia.
‘ lows:
III!“ II and silica.
'joy. the first bottlc made a decided Im-
Heart troubles slccplcssnosa I today of typhoid icv ct. MI. Wilsoit was
impureI born tiftyone. years ago at. Hornsville
tot the death of his uncle Charles L. Wit
he retired frost active work.
gIIuI- Minute Cough Cute ghee Immed-
. lulu. relief in all cases of Cough. Croup
i and .iauI‘Ippo because it docs not pass
I immediately into the
,takcs effect rlehi at the seat of the.
, trouble. It draws out the inflammation.
5’“ punts anal-any that Dertt‘s witch
feislou has to contend, it also In one
of the most dangerous. This is (M-
ion to Its tendcucy to affect the limit
chial tubes. cunning consumption and
other diseases of the leopll‘lIIOPy or-
guns.
Prior to the discovery of Hyomei.
I-wiy method of lil‘tllllltllll for tho c'ute
of I-Iulutih bud been found woxihlcs-i.
'tl'hiI cun Ilt' t'It‘illlV pIoicII by thc
\\l‘(‘I{li‘ tiiltlt‘nitinll‘i published in even
large city bv tlic liourd of Health.
showing u nrcut Iut rouse III thc death
rate from diseases of [IIl' rosplratol'l‘
organs. and the startling growth In thi-
uuuibcr of permits oillictcd with Iruch
troublos.
. ’l‘hc discovu-ry oi“ ilyomci and its in»
Icrouticd use has already reduced the.
pcrI-cutuse or persons suffering from
(lutarrh. This wonderful remedy Is
the simplest and most pleasant of oil
ircutmcuts. Just put. ll little liyomtti
in the pocket Inllllll'l' that comes with
uvcry outfit. brcu'ht- throuuli thc Ililiill
l‘l' for run Illllilllt‘H four tlmcv. n tiny.
ili' icf will be Fl'l‘ll l't‘mn thc first ”'1‘!“-
lllt'lli: ( lll‘l' will soon follow. it is tlIc
li'tll' li't'llinlt‘lll I‘m' dit-cascu ot‘ the res
pit-Ivory tll‘L'flllii.
Scientific and medical llll'll rut-our
mend it. Immilny, droughts have so
much faith in it that Ith- gzuuruntco u
‘curo or they will refund thc money. in
Ithis city StillsIIn-Powcll (Vorporution
um Sullinu it upon that plan. so iliill
any of our I't-udors can uSc llyotnci
without itr: costing: them a cent nnlcss
it cures. (‘un lIl“l't‘ be II fairer wuy'.’
REFUSED TO WORK SUNDAYS.
NICW li.i\'l.N. lpril 7—«0m- lItInI
tdrvd tIuI Itincn cmpIoII-d in kccping III
tinder the trIutks of tho New Yolk.
INi'iiii Iluvrn and Ilnnt‘ord Railroad
in this (‘llt' Wont on strike yenlt'i‘dfl.‘
lbcc nose of failure to rcucivc on answl‘c
.roIn thc compum oiliciuls to a. re
quest mudi- lhlt‘t‘ wot-ks use. fOI an in
(NI use in pay for Ii\'~citimc wotk High
tech Illi II who wcte oIIlcrcd to \Y‘tlik
ISillllIlIS' Ii-fuin-d to do so. and they won!
iii.=cli.'II-Irctl ycsti-rduy, whcrcupon all
Ibo rust of the trackmeu went on
strike '
DANGER 0F COLDS AND GRIP.
ihc moutcst dunner iroIIII colds and
Itt‘f‘lll is their rcsultiuu in pneumonia
("Arc is used. however.
and t'hatubcrluin’s Cough ltomcdy luk-
Il'll_ uii Iluuecr trill be avoided. Among
Jilin tcus ot' (lllltII-IIIIIIIB‘ whohavn Ith‘iI
ilils rcuicdy for thcsc IIIiucuscs we have
yct lo icuru of n single case having ro
sultiul in pneumonia. which shows
conclusively that It is u cv-rtuin pro
vcntlvc of that dangerous discasc, II
will cure u mid or an attack of the grip
Ilf rcnstotiablc
ill less time than any other tIcutIucnt.
I“(il
lit to plcasinu and auto to take.
uic bv all diumzlsts
i
STEAMSHIP BRIGHTON ILOATED
.At'l‘l. ANTI("(‘l'I‘Y . N. .l.. April 7. .
ho Norwegian steamship Brighton
il'tllll I‘uIt \ntouio. fer New Yotk,
night of March 30, was floated at high
title this morning. The Blighton was
'uppatcniii in good condoms and u
sboit time after being pulled into dccp
untci shc plot-ceded north under llt'l
own stcunt llcr mum of fruit had
to lll‘, thrown ll\t‘ll)(lfll‘tl before iift‘ \t‘S'
Iscl could be limited
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ROBBED THE GRAVE.
A startling incident is iiiil‘l'iiit‘tl by
as fol-
"I was in an awful condition.
\iy skin was almost will)“ on: s sunk
tougnc (oatcd pain c'outinuall} in
no appItitc groping
'wI-akci duv b_\ do) Thrcc physicians
lIIId givint me up Then i was advised
to use Electric Bitters: to my great
pro.Icmcut rtontinucd their use for
tbtco \\ ccks. and am now ll well man.
I known thcy Iohbcd the grave of an-
oIth \ictim." No one should fail to
by them.
at v.1! liaxtcrs drugstore.
CHICAGO PUBLISHER DEAD.
t‘ HICAG t) ApIiI 7—Johu P Wilson
0.
Ital died at Lake G suévm Wis. early
His father was Stephen 1.. Wil-
sou brother of Richard F. Wilson first
'edltoi oi' the Chicago Journal. Upon
son in 1873.1iii. Wilson became pub-
llshct of the Journal and continued in
t:hal capacity until fivc years ago, when
GOOD FOR CHILDREN.
Tho pleasant. to take and haimiess
stomach, but
heals. and soothes and (urea perms.-
neatly. by enabling the. lungs to con.
tribute pure. llfchiving and life-sus-
Itaiulng. oxygen to the blood and tissues
Clifford. I-narmacy.
HOUSE AND BARN BURNID.
upturn WOODSTOCK. April 7.—-A
house and ham owned by David White
were destroyed by so: last night. caus-
"II" a loss. of 81W partly covered by
nouranoe. The “house was unoccu-
Ipiod and was Ilridergoing repairs. The
cause of the fire is not known. ~
‘ be; Isms: out“...
[hie mice is hereby served on too
Bani is the my alive on the
aunt tenths? minutiae. pore. ins
adults!- “we. . “maus-
w with WmmIMHmtfleid to
an. not line
. i tout
”fling. porous who get the sen-
W.
(‘Iulv oil touts. guaranteed. "
Established 1857. . .
SPRING [A CKETS.
The popularity of the Ta :i Covert is not in the leash
on the wane. The demand grows. and truly they are most
enticinI’r and desirable garments. .
The Corset Coats are ma dc with strapped scams exact—
ly after the manner of a batis to or coutil corset. and thel
conventional severity of the style ma'<es them ideal Coats
for street wear. The same models are shown in black‘
Cheviot, broadcloth and unfinished worsted
Reciers are worn both in black and tan. Some of the‘
Covcrts have loose full sleeves stitched into bands. while
others bell slightly below the elbow. so in eitl‘cr style‘
there is; plenty of room Iot tIIc bouflant dress sleeve.
Prices me from $6.00 to $10. 00 for a finely tailored
garment of excellent quality. Better grades up to $23. 5°‘i
Particular attention should be paid to the Silk Blouses
and Monte Carlos 0: taffeta and pcau dc sole. and none dc-I
sires something especially fetching. the Coats of ligh
Twine Cloth lined with satin and decorated with lace andI
passementcrie will be found attractive.
Very stylish little Coats come this your for children.I
In cloth the colors are cardinal tan and navy blue. The
Silk Coats are in black. and some of them are trimmed‘
with white applique. Others have wide collars of Russian
or Guipure lace. ‘
Ages represented from 6 to 14 years.
SILK BLOUSES. i
White is the favorite for the Separate Blouse. but rt;-
markably handsome models are oliown in oils grec... pink.
and pale blue peau dc soic. Mary are ornamented with
heavy Cluny or Guipure lace. inserted medallions. and ap
plique pendants.
Vile have a splendid line of black and white checked
tafictas which most women like because they are service-I
able. Some of the larger checks and plaids are very dis«
tmcttve. I .
In addition to these are the Wash Silks in stripes,
japanese Silks in white and black. and Pongees with ecrui
lace inserting. -
The Canaries are for sale. Bird and cage. $3.50.
THE l)- Iii. iii/“ID COMPANY.
II Britioeporf. Conn.
A THOUGHTFUL MAN.
M. .\I. Austin. 01‘ \\’iuchesicr
kucw \Ihut to do in the hour of “(NI
Iiis uitc bud stub an IIItuSuul now of
stomach and Il\t‘i troubi‘b physicians
..... Foley 5 Kidney (lure
makes kidneys and bladder right.
NEW YORK POLITICIAN D AD.
IIIHIII pot hc lp lltl. lie tho'-ehI of .Ind' NEW YORK. April 7—Wllliam
tricd ilr. King‘s Now Life l’ills uudIl’. Bcldoh. one of the Ieadtng
she not rclict’ I'.l once and was finally {journalists and Republican polities
(‘Ill‘t‘ll (Iuly ‘an3 III lI‘. Ii. liaxtcr‘s ions, of Mohawk Valley. died bore sud-
drug: store. " III-nly today. For seven years.
-~ — —’-——— ‘ bccn deputy senate clerk. His homo
GENERAL STRIKE To BE ABAN was in Amsterdam. N. Y. He was
DONED. 'gradnutcd from Yale in 1878. was one.
IIOMF. April 7~Thc meeting of of the founders of the Yale Neivs. the
workmen called lost In voniug and which (list daily paper issued in an American
lasted throughout the night dcci lied 'to collcsc and for twontt years wins con-
obnudnn for the present the idc of in ucctcd with the Amsterdam Recordei
augumtiug a general strike. and Daiiv Domocrat.‘
The no to ave
iiiviays Bangiti
utmost; ges'lltitifliee
mssandliestnontshis neuter
Morphine normal.
rNAneo'nc.
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Norwalk Chronicler