.i‘ . ‘ .
.5. Within Stock of Furniture, Carpets. Refrigerators. Oil Stoves.
liliu. Giants, and In fact all of our departments. if you contemplate
. rues: podsto your home. Never before has our variety been as
a styles no artistic as at the ppeaeuttimsg . i 5. y . , 1, ,
ivgjls to Furniture: Combination CHINA ‘wsn'rs and mint
ah quartered oalt catamarans. .50 an .mm and dosiflna
, TABLES. aaass Buns. ‘In all sizes. including 'rwuv Baas.
.. Mi styles 0; IRON BEDS, in white and colors, CHINA CLOSETS, Olll)
IRS. TOILET TABLES. LADlES' DESKS, HALL RACKS. SIDE-
WS and ROLL TOP DESKS.. ‘ ~ .
CARPETS'.
. patterns In Axmiusters, Moo uettes, Velvets. Brussels and lngraius.
lg»:
ii l - min-am i
{itgflhord mfikfii. ‘ t i' 5 I; “l ‘ .
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ART SQU
mama. Smyrna, Axmiuster and Velvet. all the new floral and Turkish
Misha. .
'. ‘Our present variety of Go Carts is probably larger than the combined
“@930 (“the Twin Cities. As to prices we prefer that you should be the
’ due.
1 . Hundreds of useful articles may now be seen on our special 4 .3: 9o tables
. Remember the “Perfection” Blue Flame is the only Oil Stove on the mar-
ket eguippod with a patent grate over burner which prevents fluids from
Wgover into the flame. Be sure and look for that grate.
NOTICE—After May let our stores will close at 6:30 p. m., except Mon-
days and Saturdays. . .
. vafi-flwrvmzmr-wrwaim-r awry"-
“o
paper-imam.
INGRAINS.
Dry Goods.
WALKING SKIRTS.
DRESS SKIRTS.
TAPESTRY. ‘ln this line we invite attention to
VELVETS. our Stern a Adler's Garments.
. fisoov snu‘s‘sELLs. o»
‘ ‘ T‘XM'N'STERS' PIGNE SHIRT wmsrs.
’3'? .5... ’, m PERCALE SHIRT withers.
’ ,. cm“ MATT'NGS' LAWN SHIRT wmsrs.
From 1253:: to 35c.
JAPAN MATTINGS.‘
m
WASH GOODS.
r. 200 to 50¢.
' Plain and Fancy.
m
atuouums.
WASH GOODS.
.in large variety. .
-'?t i.” A’
5 a s to ‘orq‘er a specialty.
"a ..,
.: tum? ,_
it
In:
Herman &
rongISpot Rui ntireiPieture.
b . ($13.11;: the prioooft a business» course is touching the
5.» 4... Improving the‘eflcioney of a course (our way‘) at every
topltfltulity. is touching the picture at Just the right place,
At.
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59'" h“fi€“’i§"“‘:‘§&“‘4 fidutyionj . f: ‘5 i'
urns kiss causes.-
71503“: unruly. fins-a ‘ “
Ma . . Muhammad».
w . nun—w ”aw:
" ms great arm“ '
a ‘Q
:11me
. ‘ use...
. try-amid
.t .dd7'm
emu...
. thomcepttsn ol'oltynttornoyt and 0
.. on sou .
I! H methanol» alumina 09.0!-
tarr , any Btiilsoh~Pswsu Corporation.
In advertising that they viii'rofuad
the money to any one purchasing a
llyomei outfit who elm“! thtt‘lt Mil
done them no good in the treatment of
outarrh. the Balloon-Powell ‘Oorpora‘
tlon‘inaan exactly what this suntan~
teo says. ' ‘
‘ Gloom-ac the percentage of euros hr
liyomoi .la..nearly one hundred or also
thc“ could not afford to'make this un-
' .al outer. But if the treatment
should not be. adapted to your case
thorn will be no questions orquibbiinzs
when you so to not your money.
That the beginning of catarrh is due
to tho presence of germs in the air
passages Is now admitted by every
physician. It stands to reason that
catsrrh cannot be cured unless those
norms are first destroyed. The Hy-
omol treatment kills the eatarrh germs
oven in the minutest air coils, soothe-
und heals ihedrrltutcd mucous mem-
brane and makes complete and lasting
euros in case! that have resisted the
usual methods of treatment.
Catarrh cannot be cured by medi-
cines administered through the stom-
ach. llyomel is the only natural
method and it has made cures that
seem miraculous. An outfit costs but
. $1.00 and consists of an inhaler which
will lasts lifetime and sufficient ‘liyc-
met for more than a month's treat-
ment. Additional bottles of llyomoi
can be procured for 500.,
Stillsorrl’owell. Corporation give
their personal 'guarnntoo with every
llyouiei outfit they sell to refund tin.»
money if it does not cure. 'l‘herc is no
risklwhatcvcr to the purchaser of Hy-
Ullle .
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GRAIN FOR EASTERN PORTS.
CHICAGO. April 8.—~-Bcforo the.
close of the week the 3,000,000 bushcisi
of grain that have. been tied up in the!
river for the last two weeks will bci
shipped to Buffalo and Eastern portsn
The vessel owners have secured IlOli"
uuion firemen to take the places or llin
strikers and expect to send out iivtl
boats today. The departure of the}
grain heat will save Its owners from.
$200,000 to $300,000. Min. of it was‘
under contract and should have bccu;
delivered three days ago. Its owucrsi
attempted to get pcrmuiuiou from thci
strikers to more it last, wwk and wcro
refused. News of thu- refusal unacr
cdl the curricrs nud ucw men were iIir—.
i'l . .
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TO CURE A com m oNE‘oav
Talks)! Laxative Brouio-Qulntue Tablets. .
s , on every i
signature 5%“ box. 25c.
ST. LOUIS WENT DEMOCRATIC.
ST. LOUIS. April S.~~(‘.omplctc l‘lr
cctioh returns allow that St. Louis
went Democratic by a plurality of over.
“3.000 with about one-half the register-I
x-d vote case which is about 122.000.;
li‘lvu llcpublieaus and one independent
candidate were elected» to the. House.
of Industries. The. other zzwmambors;
elected their six candftlat for the.
City Council. The Rap n and‘
ilcmocrutlc nominees for t" board of
education will be elected a the. Deiuw
ocratlc nominees for .lnapaotor of
weights and measures won.
KIDNEY AND LIVER TROUBLE
ithey commonly go together) attack
the rich in their palaces. the poor in
their tenements. the lawyer, the doc.
tor. the Judge. the preacher. the tram f
on at her housework. the sailor on the 3
sea. Dr. David Kennedy prcparctl i
his new medicine. Osbourn Solvent. l
to cure it. and It does. Write to the .
(lulu-urn. Company, Readout. N. Y.. for i
free booklet and sample bottle. " I
TRACKMEN'S STRIKE CONTINUES.!
NEW HAVEN. April 8.—-'l‘he strike}
of traekmen employed at the New Hay-i
cn yards of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad continued yes-
terday. . Accordittg to the strikers
there was little track work done. The)“
added that no one Is on duty except
section foreman and a few men who»
Were hired thlsmornina Some of the:
new men have quit work after a short
time. -
ROBBED THE GRAVE. .
A startling incident is narrated by
John Oliver of Philadelphia. as fol-
. lows: "I Was in an awful condition.
My skin was almost yellow. eyes suult- .
» ‘cn. tongue coated, pain continually in i
back and sides. no appetite. grow-inn:
weaker day by day. Three physicians ‘
had given me up. Then I Wheaadvlsed .
to use Electric. Bitters: to my greati
103‘. the first bottle made a decided Int» '
movement. {continued their-use for
,threo .wooksrand am now a well man.
i,.known they robboti-thoinave of an»:
other victlmr‘.’ No one should fail to
. try-41mm. Only timeouts, guaranteed.
at F. H. Baxter's drug store. "
SPRINGFIELD. inn. April 8.~—The‘
mast fleitlnxtclty election ovat- held In
this city resulted in the election or
flurry H. Decemwuuocrst. mayor.
byA-gfitllovsr Williamdt- Butler. aRepubn
limo: Thebemoorats elected themty
attorney: and o Republicans the rest
of the eltyi: 40'!!th tickets." with
no
rs. .
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BPRINGFIELD’OJELECTION excrr. -
in“. r».
, 'Itno. .Nowan trill i.
Wdidth‘aitthtifti. 3'"
" WIDT‘HOU’I‘il-i. lung-April dip-With
clubtopsitlls sat in a good twelve to
tour; . knot" mm olttlirrtih atom-1
Irina out r e as and a thorough lost
both 1 near. the shamrock Iil.
and the. it rock I. started today at!
down tit, w II for n leeward aud'wintl-
word tri : ’ no flhamnmlr pawn. a
good Ian 3h. hour as the hon . were
sent off. gnawed-yawn t . drill
was off . double that lent ufo’ro
. : out had fairly started.
Booms were run off and tho Shamrock
I. draw I o tho wake of the cup chal-
lenger 12 ting between her and the
wind. Thistadrnntage enabled tbd old
boat to d at up, but as the blanketing
did not, Last the challenger opened
away fast and ran in such fashion as
helped to dispel the doubts as to her
speed when of! the wind.
When the boats were three quarters
on thfl Why to the Bhnml'nclts’hlgllt-
tilllp the wind grew more westerly and
illiLBllfllfll‘Mli ili. haddo run a course
considerably more to the westward
throwiu a stern as they billed for the
Shambl is. The ShanIroI-k 1. led ar-
ound the lighishlp. The times were:
The Shamrock I., 10:45:02.
The Shamrock lil.. 10:45:26.
Shoals were all home as they came
on the wind and the challenger gaining
fast and a trifle from: went right past
and to leeward of the older boat. be-
turn they iiiatl gone a mile to windward.
After IIoII lun this fuck for twenty Iniu-
utcs the Shamrock ill. came about and
passed wldo across the bows of the
Shamrock i.. and, taking up it position
abcad and wide to windward. pointing
higher and sailing fastcr. she guiucd
on every mile. The fresheuim: wind
t‘itlitii'tl some suit! its the boats heat
back. but the challenger stood tip wcll
to wind and look the scan easily. Site
Itauiu crossed the bown of tin: Sham-
Ieck l. as tipsy boat into the bay. The
the finish of the. first round were: The
rock 1., “217200.
The challenge pained two minutes
on a seven mile bout to windward.
As the yachts rouudcd tlic I‘lrin spin-
.unkors were not for the next run to;
lllt‘
the
:snumblcs. Smarts-r work on board
5 HA I T HURRY.
Wily. mags Loss.“ Money to Frank
’ ‘ ' axial“! Patrons.
The readers or the sentinel who want
to not a fifty cont package of Dr, How»
ardia'colehrntod specific for tho cure
of constipation and dyspepsia. at half
price, (25 cents), will nsvo to hurry.
After a great deal of correspondence.
FrockNaxtorvractecded inputting the
Dr. Howard. Co. to make this special,
price so that his customers could ob»
tain sixty doses of the most remark-
able medicine ever discovered for too,
just. half price, 25 cents. it Is the reg~
nlar silo. the some that has been sold
in such quantities In the large cities
for worn at 50 cents. 3
Whether you will uncured of your
constipation or dyspepsia tor a trifling
sum. or coutiiuw to suitor, depends on
you. Many have taken advantage of
this offer. _.Nin-i.euths of the people
buffer from constipation or dyspepsia.
Now is tiw limo to cure yourself.
it you have tiled so many retncdim
without rcilcl that you are discourag-
ed, Mr. iiuxtcr will giro you an oppor-
:quity to tcut In, Howard's speclllc
iwithoui our (‘tlsl unless It euros, and
will anrce to refund the money if it
[does not KlYt‘ satisfaction.
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; CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
‘Citatiield Plan Discussed Before Farm~
crs‘ Association of Legislatufl.
liAlt'i‘h‘tlltll. April 8~lteprosonttc
litre Robert Scovillc, of Salisbury,
iliouse ('Iiitll'iililil of the committee on
t‘OlistiiiIllomIl alllt'lltllliulllfi. uppoarcti
‘ yesterday before the li‘nrmcrs‘ Ausccla-
.Ilon of the Legislature of the capitol
laud cxplaincd the altitude of the com-
;miitcc on the matter of rcpreswrtatlon,
Illc said that his committee. after lis~
netting to the views of about forty per»
sons at the hearings which “we given
for the purpose of getting the ideas of
. titties its the ."acbts turned the Erin at ; the people-on thc matters. had decided
ito report to the House one week from
i Shamrock III., Ii :tilzi-l; 'l‘ltc Sham-i today in favor of the Chatfield plan of
icprcscniutiou. This plan calls for ouc
ircprtuscniutivc from each town and Mr
iso ouc I'tuircscniutivc from each scuat
luriul district. '
Mr, Scoviilc spoke at musitlorubic
ilcuath in support of thc Chutlicid plan
Shamrock I. enabled her to Rain and said that he believed that thc linu-
. stone on tho Shamrock III.
was not for distant when the people of
limb boats were cililully sci‘vcd by l‘ouuuciicui would rise up and flx'rcp
tiles to make the run.
were bronchi, aboard again as tin
might fetch through. The challenge:
ill‘aduuily iucrcuscd ilic cup. The
yachts finished the second round as
follows'
The Shamrock lll.. l:2i\?':ifi.
The Shamrock i.. izztdtfis.
A THOUGHTFUL MAN.
M, M. Austin, of \\'lIlt'll¢‘.‘ilt‘l“ lull.
kucw what in do iu the hour of nced.
His wife had such an unusual t‘ui'll' of
stomach and livcc trouble, physicians
could not hcip her. He thouultt of and
elected are Democrats. Thei'Domocratsi tried Dr. King's New Life Pills audi
she not r‘ciicl‘ at once and was ilmtliy ‘
cured. Only 26c, til i“. ll.
drug store.
Iiaxter's i
in l
THOUGHT HUSBAND A BURGLAR.’
“m-
New York Woman Shot Him Twice
-—Did Not Respond to her Call. 3
new YORK. .tpru ti—«Norslctt \Vhit- i
. z: ti‘l‘ it: in the Roosevelt hospital. sulfur- i
ing from bullet wounds in the left arm ’
and fl‘ the abdomen inflicted, his wife ‘
says. by her undor the impression that ‘
ho was a burglar. The wife dociaresl
that she was In bed when her bus-l
huud came home early today. When}
she called to him he (lid not rcspondd
and. convinced that ho was a burglar. :
she took a revolver from under a pillow
and tired twice at him. When Whitaker
cried out in pain she discovered her
mistake and called a policeman. Mrs.
Whitaker was arrested. The coroner
hastakcn her husband’s ante mortem.
MAKES A CLEAN SWEEP.
There's nothing like doing a thing
thoroughly. Of all the Solves you mm;
or heard of Bucklon's Aruica Salve is:
the best. it swaeps away and unreal
Burns. Sores. Bruises. Cuts, iloils. i‘I~'
curs, Skin Eruptions and Piles. It's
only 25c, and guaranteed to giye‘sniis»
faction, by F. H, Baxter. Druggist. "
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SULTAN‘s MISSION WELCOMED.
CONSTANTINOPLE. April 8.—-'i‘hc
special mission sent by the sultan to
pacify the Albanians was welcomed
with great pomp at Prishtiua. Accord-
ing to consular reports the Albanians.
who attacked Mitrovitza. have return-
ed to the districts'of lpek. and Diako
va, whence they came.
- ‘ 1m”
iiho wind and it took about fifty min» rucuiuiiou to suit themselves in :i
All sin-cits : way which would leave the sutull towns
I for in the roar forever unless some con:
iiicats lIt‘udI-ti lltlllli‘. lutlkilit‘. as illtmghlrcssious wvrc madc to them at this
‘wilb the breeze more wcsicriy lht')
’iimc. 'l‘licsc arguments did not scum
‘10 have a art-at. tic-oi of iuilucucc with»
.j ihc members ol‘ the association and lii~
. Ilc favor was. shown. MI‘LScovillo was
irimply plied with questions. One of
the lithium-um made against a clmuuc
flu llit‘ plan of I't‘pi‘t't'wlllltllilll was llic
‘l‘iit'l that so few persons took thc up»
.potiuuity to express their views upon
{tho pI-cxcut plan of rcprcsuututimi.
- when all wcrc at liberty to do so. Mr.
:Scoviiic iu explanation of this. simply
said that the attitude of the rcforiucrs
was that of (liflillflll‘.
~~"l.ittlo Colds.“ Thousands of lives
ancrificcd every? you r. m. Wood's Nor-
way I'iuc Syrup cures iiiilc colds.
cures hilt colds.too. down to the very
vcrgc of consumption.
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STATE REBBKAH ASSEMBLY.
M
r
Grand Oflicers Arrive in Danbury for
Annual Convention.
IIANudav. April shrine grand of-
iim-rs or Rebekah assembly arrived in
this city last night to prepare for the
annual convctitlon which opened to-
day. During the evening considera-
ble discussion was given to the pro-
jectcd'ur‘w home for old members of
the Odd Fellows order in the stale. An
association of past presidents of the,
llcbckah assembly was formed. and
the following officers were elected:
Hostess. Mrs. Kata L. Sugar. of Bridge
port: secretary. Mrs. is. G. Gladwin. of
Hartford; treasurer. Mrs, Bertha N.
Rowe. of New Britain. .
'l‘hc new associationwll‘lvhoid a con-
vention once a year. probably at some
shore resort in the state. At the pres-
ent time there are fourteen past presl‘
dents in the association.
A SWEET BREATH
is a never falling sign of ‘a healthy
stomach. .Wlicn.tbo brouth is bad the
sinnisch is out. ofortier. There is no
remedy in the world outta] to Kodol
llyspcpslaguro for curing indigestion,
dyspepsia, and all stomach dlsoniers.
Mrs. Mary S. Crick. or Wh .e Plains.
Ky. writes: “I have been a dyspeptic
for years—driedall kinds of remedies.
but continued to. grow worse. By the
use of Kodol labezan to improve at
once. and miter takingta few bottles.
am fully restored in weight. health and
strength and can eat whatever I like.
Kodoi (ligeats what you eat and makes
thestomaoh sweet. Clifford Pharm-
acy. . -
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newrowu MAN I Aanssrso.
Charged With Assault With Intent to
Murddr rimthenimuw.
NEWTOWN. April 8.«—Jolm '1‘. Brad-
ley. at well known citizen of this town.
was arrested Iastxevenins and bmutht
hetero a justice at a special seasiouof
the. town more charmdwith assault
with intent to-amnrder hie brothaoine
law. : III! lemllflil'lm "’ng
night.» gaunt! assassination
and was bound over-midis nest term
or who .snpsrlonooort moan. bonds of
31.900: f-"It is alleged in the aha-so
that “contaminated fir. Osvansugh
with a. .hutchor knife. last Friday
mistrust inflicted-roman though :
. M ,4 :, . *
otlco is hereby served on (II
> I lib; m
cure of constipation and dyspepsia at .
examination April 21.
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dgeport Advertisements.
“‘ Bridgeport
dvertlsemonts.
THE D. M. READ CO.
I an
PREPARA TIOlVS‘ FOR EASTER.
Although some of the attractions of Fair Week have
departed the Store is at its best new for pranttcal use. It
is an advantageous time to buy. Stocks are full of beauti-
ful and seasonablc goods. There are many novelties and ,
the modes for summer use are displayed on every side.
SILK PETTICOA T5.
It is well nigh impossible for the average woman to
pass the Underskirt Section without stopping to admire.
Silk Petticoats are not so high-priced as formerly. and a
plain Silk Slip which can be worn as a drop-skirt under
any unlined frock is a necessity in every woman’s ward-
robe.
Vcry elegant Skirts of black taffeta with deep Van
Dykc ilounces formed of fancy tucking and several rows
of pinkcrl ruching may be bad for $20.00. ,
A fine line of plaids. clear looking black and white
plaids together with handsome 'l‘artans at $10.00.
Black and white striped tailetas with black silk under-
piccc beneath the flounces at $7.50. .
Changeable taffetas in every conceivable combination
of colors. $7.50. '
Special. Taffeta Slip Skirts in black and plain colors,
rich shades of red, blue. green. and tan color, at $5.00.
Two styles. one with three ruffles, the other with deep
Bounce. ' '
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jEWELR Y.
At this Section may be found very beautiful gifts and
rcmembrances for Easter time. Odd and attractive little
knickknacks in the shape of Belt Buckles and Slides.
Brooches. Chains. Pins. and Shirt Vi’aist Sets are spread
in tempting array.
Unique Coin Purscslikclittlc balls finished in either
bright silver or gun metal ha ng from long chains and open
with a watch spring. They are convenient for small
change. 50 cts. each. ‘
There are Sterling Silver Bookmarks. and Ribbon
Bookmarks with silver pendants. Fancy Charms for long
Chains. four-leaved clovers of amethyst and crystal. and
Crosses of gold and gun metal. Gold Crosses from 50 cts.
up.
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New CorsctCoats and Recicrs of Tan Covert and
Black Broadcloth 0r Cheviot in the Cloak and Suit
Rooms.
THE l). M. READ COMPANY.
Bridgeport, Conn.
STOP THAT coto ‘ " ‘
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra» GR”) REMEDIES iN GREAT DE‘
. . ., . . . . 5 MAND.
illit’fi‘i‘.‘ iixiiiisiki’iiii513353331?- é..:.“:::121.;::r.::3asst.angers:
t K r . I \‘ ' ‘ ‘ . u 1 \ ‘ i
to. .2.» out and 81.00 bonds. the thf lilr. Joseph 1). Wil-
._ . 'ln areal dcmuud.
. . . . t a on
ford. ”Mu'iijLmbtfii iiams. of Mcllulf, Va. says that he was
‘curcd 0i a very deep and lasting ut~
\l ituck of in grippo by using Chamber"
‘ ‘ inlu's (‘ough Remedy after trying sev-
eral oihcr preparations with no effect.
For sale by all druggists. "
GOES TO NAVAL ACADEMY.
NEW HAVEN. April ti.—~Rul‘us
Matthewson. of Durham. 11 student at
Wesleyan i‘uirersity. was the success~
ful candidate in the examination 1'?"
chatty held here for a nomination to‘
the naval academy at Annapolis. Con-
gressman Sperry today named him as‘
the principal candidate and he will
take the regular Annapolis entrance
ARCHBISHOP 0F MANILA.
ROME. April 3,—The Right Rev.
George Montgomery. coadjutor arch—
bishop of San Francisco. Cal‘if.. has
,bccu appointed archbishop of Manila.
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