Quad, 1;;
t.
‘ii’lal
(.liulaxV Hard Wood Croquet.
' r’s Standard denim.
‘. V .Rakes. Shovels. Spades _
.«jg Mountain 199 Cronin Freezers.
‘lldow Screens. and Screen D00.
‘ w_ ,dir9 and Sellers.
0 Bone Furnishings.
‘lJafl-l ,1 1;
Pl
. Wt mild-r: vouu 91151471019 10.er (loops:
CARPET DV’VEARTMEVNT. .. .
149-9
DRAPIRY DEPARTMENT.
ART "GDVUARIO.
innate. ProBrilsselia. Body Bros. 9""
SHADVIQ TO ORDER A SPECIAETY.
Jubilant);~ Swiss Curtains, 490 to 8V3 per pair.
_. QQQ Net curtains. 760 to u. 50 per pair.
VOVILV CLOVTHB.
9‘4. 94 i94..: 3"
~ g 0 V. mouurso ensues.
UNOLIUMB. 260 to u Mll-
quaiitio‘, new design;
silos a’Vuo Mara. ’ ‘ °
.201)” Killing Garden use. 109 loot...1
slid F01lis.'
ughlay. lot. and until. further notice our stores will
edeooo"
Dim W
a
Tapestry Particles 82 thV 88 per pair.
Nottingham Curtains 590 to 85 par
" . .1. rmii-l,
10' a
"it Wishiuaton SL.
“3311 V .v
'alnM-i
-il."v,
U. gnu. an 1'11 I
Sonill Norwalii
wanter's “VVIO
......
* VWoV ara'alteady tiling orders for next tVrVolu W331
allVaid. Too cannot go tai- wrong at prosent prloaa.
,.... "rm
ooaooooooaaooooaooooo ,oViVaaaV anus
4‘
%a00au9mou ooaon‘nwagago
. of x!“ 58.883
LWBI
, harsher.
,, 'llld till" '. l5 lldlelhlld we ate
'il‘viti'l ovomlhins for M occasion
let 0189 Wind
got goth T0 aolV'Vquloll, on the
rec a. a r sonar
was defeated by the“ score "'5 00%
teas-enm‘lwlnwa “Mano
strong game thmlt
Vl’fote follows! '. ’1‘ 1.; .
Qmwn'a. .
lth. to.
etchel', 2b.
R. 130.0303. cf.
Seymour,‘ Ill.
‘orr c.
'laano. all
Burke. If
.I. l IeVy.p
llal'Vi i.‘i rf
u.
“maaaedaas’
"o‘H‘HCAEONq
”3--“gw-ay
“Mwbauurcng
cocueo‘cpmo
Total, 62
‘ Union College.
' it
White 0
Powell. p
iorviah.
Idiirplly. 3b
Marlene i It.
Dutch,” n
Total. 8
Umpires. Goldsmith and Dick:
or flurr.
itching,
~Terrlble pi s those
pestering disoasg‘aV thd thin. Put In
and feminist y.” Doa'n s Ointment cures
At any drugstore. '
nouwams al-la'iie.
on r “To and County
3'1... m afield": 3823111” a.
A 1.1111111119111471 0 «I list bleach
town in tract: inty, :1; a county tax
this your. 'aniigtuni
h plow
ed over to (fir " _
l0l' Court. a ll tall
bout (1 this
Or 'Iresii
your will be tilt." 111 is or the
-throe towns mentioned Nowell:
stand third as to' the shallot of ltd
grand list. The grand Ilstli oi the
towns and the nujoullt of file éounry
his eraVr ore as ’2.
tax they will pay
lowa. ‘
Berdkepori. 3.93.29.911 312,91
11911191. . . .931 . 3.;
Hrookilold i 1.468 . .29
Dali’s allf 2.821.406 999.28
bolus y, 12332421 2,698.18
21' ten 63:) 2 107.84
'Fa rosin VaV tat 28.13
Greenwich. .850 2. . .51
lllintlngton 4.15pm anal-ii
Monroe. “321C376 04:68
New Chunau 2.2, 1.262 492.25
new Fillriicld {.825 7.8.97
'Newlown, 2.0 66 413,71
Nor-walk. 135 .883 2,711.78
Red ,107118 (2
Rid eid 2.034.140 406.83
Sherman .021149 ill ll
Stamford. 18. 891. 261 3,718.25
Strattord. 1,8 1,851 368.37
Trumbull. 72. 405 156.48
Walton 411.149 8833
Wesl'port 2 960.2153 592.06
Wilton 008.001 louo
Totals. {indium $28,785.79
GILMAN HEVIVR OVHAVNVOVVRD VNAMI.
u—n—n—J.
Mrs. (BagmjrohlI Rasurnas stallion
Supreme ’Gollrt‘ 'llarssn in
Brooklyn. has granted persuasion to
Mrs Caroline It. mum to ohhnge
her name is Mine it: 'Redingimlon
June it next. The petitioner was born
In Whtdrt‘lllo; fid.‘1ri’flarel’.';1840 Her
lather was Issac Redlugton and her
mother was nllinheth Gibson. a sister
of George” 1". Within? who was known
as the “tea hing.’ and over whose as-
this there is a contest.
Mrs, Gamynski in her petition says
one obtained a decree of separation
from Rudolph C. Gsresyuski In West-
ot desortlou. She also alleges that in
1881 her former husband secured a
divorce from her In. California on the
mound of donation. '
'Bhe smoker-e are no judgments or
notions ionic.» her. excepting that
aha is named as a Melendaut is a
Mrtitionm saith ht by her uncle.
bloc .in the sultm
:T‘
‘ Enrought against the Gilmau. edits by
eien Pottoflalt. ibis-atlases that by
“V the motto her no no
-' entitled to mcelvo only a sum of mou-
“453v.
ao'Vs‘i Insists;
MW- ThoV lull
cheater county in 1877. on the ground .
i 2 w
- in???
ncys wh it il'add to liquid kidney
ri-Vmodles?" people a
"To enable thorn to keep," ilriiggisis
answer.
No conscientious chemist would om-
pioy alcohol in any remedy des ed to
cure kidney irritation it tumor to the
lives of the men and women who take
such preparations and there Is ahso
lutoeiy (an reason why any sick person
adgVVto'inheri oldread and
lmcei‘th in when 'Dr. etllaglll's Kid
ney- -W_0rt Tablets a much more effec-
live .reihedy'and andépo tree tron: day lids
p'icion of alcoho. because' the tub ets
do not reauire it is easily obtainable
at huy' Mtcidsa drugglsl s i
Kidney-Wort Tablets relieve and
cure ‘hidlloy diseases and urlns u‘iui
bles even when all other remed as tail
to “show any impfdve‘lrlellt.
0! all diseases. 'lildnsy sueclions
need the earliest attention. A tempo:
ary lettiutup 'ot the strain on the kid-
spy: wh the ilrot derangement ap-
pcars. harassed thousands or lives.
h‘ortaiontely everyone knows when
his kidneyit hrs sick. Backdohco. loss
of appetite. cloudy or milky colored
migrant urine. swelling of bonds and
feet; Hosting 0! the body. suggest at
once to the toast-informed persons troll
trio with the kidneys. These are the be
“if si hot to so igiirious to the kid-
.“ ginnlhgs oi hideoysderantmuont. The
; word disease need never appear If Kid-
hey-Wort Tablets uro Immediately am-
‘ _ played.
If every cold every strain. every all
‘ortiou hranfs 'backsche. the weakness
is located the kidneys. Take any
ordinary white glass bottle. till it with
urine and let it1tsnd it day. It a de-
it settles or it In high colored use
, . 'Pottingill's Kidney-Wort Tablets
'wlihout delay.\ You will prevent
pill gilt's disease inflammation. ulcer-
dlibn paralysis and catarrb of the biod-
".del and in a very short time you will
limp thinkiu about your kidneys or
kidney 1' as.
Examine your urine. tor cloudiness
brickndlist deposits Ind other symn
turns at kidney disease.
obst' earths Pilot reduce.
Rig financiers to act Control of those
Ownod Choctaw Malian,
KANSAS Cl l_Y Mon May 4—A spoo-
lul m the Journal llnm South MdAIoa
till‘ i. T. soy VA: 11. C.
r‘rlcg of fit oiling m n lWW. ones 1
of Chicago. are (arming u pool to get
possession of all the coal lands in the
(ihwlaw nation.~ There are three hun-
dri'ld the lid nircs- in me nailbll
which wil be sold at public auction
and the proceeds dovlded among the
Clioetpws In accordance wltn an sit or
Pensions. The price agreed on by the
Priolnllutes syndicate is $25 pol“ acre
It is not the intention of the syll'dlcitio
to disturb the present mining com-
ponies either large onion
Borne oi.’ the men in the syndicate
will purchase the land .for develop-
moot. while other will hold it for spec-
lil'stivc purposes. mm. is to gel the
land along the Fort Smith and West
ertl Rollway which he owns. Gales
wants a. traét or land in the custom
port of the Choctaw country. which
carries a quantity 0! coal especially
suited for cooking purposes eorge
Could is to get a tract in the v ci'uVily
of South McAioatcr
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE 29V
T% Laxative Bromoai'linlne T lets
0n evor’
“Mme a .
PARTNER LIUH'TI DOCIVITVV "5R7-
The members or the Farther Lights
Society will baveau eViVlVenling pro
0 condlder this x at their
.gnreelln in the Smith “$5113”: Bails
Cl: 0 r
.0090quth p VSolk er.“ w‘ocriptiire
. 1
Decks r3“)? mylolindpo
'0! 3;:in ecollects on, piano solo Miss Alice
Viola? lilting Ti". rgttlue cum-
9......
uneducated er-
. on a a confounds In his
' sV...
soils" “gals Ho's diamanuékptw was or.
“PA BUR W. Va. May 4—-
0&3: roiigisd Connolly; hos
abandoned stamina in. Little Kohovm
hit extension one of the most impor-
’8'," t‘jVa dntgn ropoaed trunk line.
(at info w 0' ave been at work
torlaomol weeks with several thou-
sand men have boon ordered to other
poifts and every thing to at a am
atll This action was determined“ tilt
Yprk with
Prllsideut say, and
”J. T, Biulr. nresldent of the “tile Kau-
amiwaba road. A statement has been
receiv d ffoln President 'Bluir who is
still in New Vol-ll relative to this all-
llstion. Presldeut,-BIoir-ssys: “Owing
to lllc stringent-y ol' the money market
it has been decided to so no Iurther
with the Little Kannwaba extension
from Burnsviiie‘, w. ’Va. and the link
westward to Zaneiwliio. Ohio, 11 load
which would cost “£00,000. Thinne-
licu was taken by Mr. Gould. Mr. llam-
sey and myself. Our property 'llonB
this line will not be sold now. but at
ploscnt there is no chance for the
coiilpietion'of the Wabash trunk line
in this state."
ONLY CURE FOR OYOPIPBIA.
Mrs. Frauklish Bush of New Castle.
Dol..' says: “i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have .gl'oot dia-
tr'ess and belching. I tried everything
I could hear of. but nothing helped me
until I took Brasiilan Balm. and one 60
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by it. H. Plslstod. F. H. Bax-
ter, and the ammo Pharmacy. ”
”—
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INDUOTRIAL PEACE ADVOCATES.
Have Won a Victory In Chicago, and
Will chock Mushroom Girlie“. '
CHICAGO. May l—Advocntes or In
mistrial pence have won a victory to
the Chicago Federation of Labor that
will be. a check on ‘mlilshropm" 'slrllle.
and it Is believed. will prevent a re
petition of the labor controversies that
have marked the lost two mo'ntha.
Two weeks a the Federation re
tuned to adopt peace collipilct pre-
venting all unions less than a your old
from starting a strike but. now it dc-
cido'd to make its drécu‘tivo board a
mediator hi all illsuutebf I'lld ordered
all nillllatcd loads to sub it their
lrmiblos to this board of It lilstnieut
This course will Insure pence ll‘e e-go
tlnliona before a strike Is edited and
will bring to on end such 'wnlkollts us
these. at the Deei'ingV Harvest Plant.
and in tho vnridil'él“ ijtllndries oi the
city It also prod by will head all
trouble at the ormic ’Msl'Vester
works at the numerous restniirsuls and
ill the {bright houses.’
A BUR; THING.
it is said that nothing is‘ sure ex-
cept death and takes but that Is not
altogether true. Dr King's New Dis
covory tor‘ Cohaill'upliou is n Slim curc
for all i ng and throat troubles Thou-
sands c n testify to that. Mrs. C. B
Vani'dcirc. of Shepherdtown. W. Va.
says: “I had a severe base of Bron
chills and for a year tried everything
i heard of. but got no relief. One hot
tio of Dr. King's New Discovery then
cured me “whitish" it's infallible
for Group doping Cough Grip.
Pneumonia and Consumption. Try it
It“ a guaranteed by F ii Buster drug-
gist Triaibeliloa' tree Regular sizes
500, Q1.” 00. V V
W ’
PREACHERS WAR ON POLICY.
An lilort was Made to Blow Up
CVVAthrcb WWHV Mus Meeting
CHICAGO Msv «Ia—Tho war which
the negro preachers of Chicago are
waging on ‘Pollcy " has culminated In
an attempt to dynamite the institution.
ill Church’ at it .826 Dcsrlmrn street. A
negro mass meeting to arouse public
soililmcnt against the evil which the
lame is said to work among the col
cred population. had been hold In the
dumb and the congregation had been
dismissed but a few minutes when the
dynamite was exploded. . "
The few persons who remained in
the building were not lnlured. The
lxploslou broke all this windows of the
church and blow it largo hold on wait:
The shock was felt tor oeveiol block?
tth'asis Rhos taco inalieV‘V ointment»
on lord! . 1min o eat V“
the “anil-pbllcfm. '
STOP THAT COLD
or it mayi manna Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up Colds whens
,.
. ever tried, almost within?
’ 10 26 500 and
W:
V1.60 bottles. The Oil!-
lord. ”View! HW' I. ' , -“
GilliD OD ball‘thVEB MUST
CHlOA 0.1!!! dr-‘Sorious as is the
shortage laeiaan linen to Chicago. this
week arouunalouria'ga for worse
condition of stairs unless the laundry
Vworhars’ atclhe is ended. . Rather than
ins business with out
"”an Will every large m, lass.
J’dry in the city will close do! W04
The m to have decided at G'-
on ailment-baa arias alust look out
their wanna-om and” bars sent swath
Mlle“
merge l n in the fight. Tfi’hotelo
:aa'd restaurants or the down-town dis-
i bellman accumulate.
THED M.
' '. 'miolidvasi.
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READ CO.
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Ill/FFS AND 0091.435.
Among all septum: occcpcoriea shown this acsoon the V
Stoies and Collars of Liberty
Silk are most alluring. N0
woman with an eye to thauty in dress can walk past them
without stopping to examiueV and admire. .
The wide flat Shoulder collars 'oi shit-red and plotted
Libci‘ty Silk with long Stolen
there are others that are full and
Val-V5 ospeclally fetching. Then
fluffy about the neck.
Some new model! now on cxblhltlgp ore. veg ebborate.
The Stoics wills); hang to the bottom, of the skirt are made
in the most intricate and elaborate fashion.
Rolls and Coilaro are aiyo shown in. black and white
and gray and white Nets. There are some beautiful and cf-
iective combinations. They rangc._lr0m populsr prices to
$15.00 and $18.00.
LACE M1773. AND GLOVES.
The new Lace Mitts deal
ed to wear during warm
weather are filleihallng They are of eponWorIt lace 0n
the back of the hand with s bewitching black lace edge
that falls over the fin era. The palm' is of plain silk.
Fowues “13.5, black and white. 50 and 75 etc.
Sill: Net Gloves have fine hint on the backs while the
palm and inside of the fingers are of plain Lisle.
They
are shownf in black. («blue and gray. and fasten with poor!
buttons. $1. V25.
Fine cotton Gloves in black or white. with Not backs.
2 claops. 5°. cts.
HEMSTITCHED PEITICQA TS
With the advent of wash
Dresses comes a demand for
White Petticoats. We base a large variety of Romanian-
ed White Skirts rallied and iii cited. plain or in clusters. thnt
are of exceptional value. They are of. good material made
well. and will stand any number of tubbings.V From 69 tie
to $2.11...
A few more of those White Lawn Aprons at 21 cts.
Fashions is a bright updo-dateinagazine. and contains
much that is interesting and,
helpful. It is free for than
who wish to register and call for it at our Pattern Coun-
tcr.
THE D. M.
\
RE \D COMPVANY.
1 ' ”We! Carlo .x.
Mouurslu 1a chMsLiMc
Canadian Government will Endostr
to Blow It Up Altar Danger Cosaes.
BLAIMOOR, N. W. T. May d—The
loud reports caused by the limestone
:rulnbilng and falling down the moun-
tain which kept up the greater part of
Sunday reechoed dolefuliy through
the empty town of Frank. There were
scarcely any signs of tile in the pla'ce.
as the police maintains a rigid guard
and permitted no one to enter the town
except persons having property to
move or look alter Another party
ascended the mountain yesterday to ob
serve the nrOgress of disintegration
going on. it was found that the break
or orcviec from which future trouble
is looked for has widened greatly since
the observation of the day,. Receipt of
this information has Cleuted fears of
a second slide. The Canadian Pacific
Railiond Company takes so serious a.
view of the situation that Superintenil
ent Taylor has stopped i work of
reconstruction and has wi rawn his
entire force. As soon as tall personal
propel is removed. It ll proposed to
expert out with powder and try to
blow all ideas rock as well as any that
showed Indications of being dangortlue
out all 0 way. The attem t to put the
mounts a safe condition will be made
by this government
in: wasrrtt or ‘rl'li; souv.
Every seven days the blood; muscles
and bones of ‘a loan or average size
loses two. pounds or wornoul. 'tlssue.
.1..-
' This white cannot be replenished and
the h t and s'treukth t up with
out no t digestion. “We tirestom-
Mill and digestivVe organs tail UV: lVler-
.toru theirf ncto strongt cts
down. mull gives “842". and' disease
sets“ up. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure enables
.the stomodlr and diaeativa organs to
saladlldiaeat and assimilate all of the whole
game hill! the! may be eaten this the
kind of blood that rebuilds the tissues
Mum the I'eolth‘ and strength of
mind 'alld body. Kauai euros Indies!
.tIoll Dyspepsia and till stomach trou-
dmhlao. It Is an Ideal opting tonic“ Bold
y Clillord Phornlacy.
ST. LOUIS IELT LINE.
ST. LOUIS lay t—Oflclais or the
”Veil lint-It's
Melt:
3.3.4.» ”I“
installs thata'when .
spa: =_
't‘g. I .
Metamucil-mammal
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TRAIN WRECKERVSV AT WORK.
Two Attempts Rad's Near Stamford
Last Night.
STAMFORD Conn" May 4—The p0-
lice authorities are patrolling the rail-
rond tracks and closely guilt-ding the
woods at Seileck’s cut. between Bound _
Bench and Btsmlord. In an eflml'to
capture a party of trumps who. it is be-
lived. attempted to wreck two trains
Moonlight. '
The accommodation train. west.
hound..due here at 7:50. on it entered
the out. crashed Into a huge pile of
railroad tics. which had been placed
close to the outside rail. The engine
struck the obstacle. but was not dum~
aged. but the first two cars had the
steps torn oil. and the sides of the
cars were badly damaged.
When the molten was reported to the
police in this city. a patrol of officers
was sent' back along the tracks. and on
what ls known as‘trncit No. 2 twd'logs
were found stretched corona tile-rims.
After the logs had been removéd and
while the olicers were on their way to
the city. they saw seven or e‘i‘ght'ureu
hurrying through the-wealth. lt Is he-
lleved that these men‘oro the ones
who attempted to wreak the trains.
CASTDR lA
DEATH OF WALLINOFORVD IAN.
WALLINGFORD.1M§! Mfird
Msscolte, slxtyleigllt ei’ro of one
of the oldest and be hemmed!-
Canndlsn citizens of Wallinglbrd; was
found dead in his bell yesterdiylmor'o.
In: Heart also»; was the cause of
death. Masonite been 'a oltis‘dn of
this town for dial-1y it a century. .BeV
was not msryfeVdV .
HINGE AIM '
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