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M Y. 560 TESTIMONIALS FROM PLEASEO CUSTOMERS IS ONE
I THE RECOMMENDATION. WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE.
COME HEAR THE WONDERFUL PIAMNOLA.
PROFESSIONAL PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.
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Regular price lzygo to 15¢.
2000 Yards Lace at 10c.
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Children's Muslin Drawers, Lace Rigel:- :d“°::; c
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are already filling orders for next winter" a use train \those who
You cannot go for wrong at present prices.
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' - "industries.
rd tit
Inn Cu
court-Ir «snot he hated“ by the use
of pills. liquid medicines and socalled
system topics. under such treatment
the germs of the disease will still live
Lin the air passages and lncreaue and
multiply.
Hyomel is the ly scientific and
thorough way to on 3“ rd: Killing
the germs In the 1‘, mil cm
‘Wt the blood wl to?" ex Kw. ile-
..Lo‘.vs the microbes In the hood and
effectually drives from the system all
traces of catarrhal potpon
Thousands of testimonials have
been given as to“ the astonishing cures
made. by this mmodilt J. S. Nugent
treasurer of the American Union Life
insurance 00., of New York city,
wring; ”llyomel has completely cur»
daughter of catarrb tram which
she has been suffering for yesrs.
Praisbly. the strongest evidence that
can be uttered as to the powers of fly-
ouiel to cure catarrh is the fact that
Bunsen-Powell QOPDOI‘IIIOR will agree
to refund the money if you say Hyomel
has not eiIII'QdLLNiI
Now Is a goodyou time to cure
tarrh.
your ca.
SACKVILLEMIEST SCORES POINT.
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British Court Grants Application for
. ppoiniment of a Commission.
LONDON. May 7-1—Anooher chapter
in the sensation claim of Henry Sack-
vlllc- West who says be Is to be the
legitimate heir of’ Lord Saclrvllle, fer-
mer British minister at Washingoon
was heard today In the- shaman court.
The claimant whose full name is Ern-
0st Henri Jean Baptist Bacltville- West,
applied for the appointment of a com
mission to examine withessoa in
France and Spain in supportable
claim. Counsel for the plaintiff ex-
plained that the action was for the
purpose of perpetuating testimony In
support of his claim to the title and
estate. us while lsorA. Saokvllle was
alive the plaintlh! could not bring ac-
tion to establish his rights. Henry
Sackville-West, counsel continued
claimed“. to be the eldest: son of Lord
Saosv-iiie by his marriage with Joe
ephine DeOrtaga. The defendants dc-
nied the marriage alleging that los-
ebhlne Do Ortega had previously been
married toLAntonlo De La Oliva, who
was then and still is alive and is not
divorced from her. The court. granted
the application. .
THE WASTES OF THE. BODY.-
Every seven days the blood. muscles
and bones of a memo! average size
loses two pounds of wornout. tissue
This waste cannot be replenished and
the health and strength kept up with-
Olll . poriectLdlgostiou. When shootout
:Ich‘ and digestive organs fall on per-
form their functions the strength lots
down health gives way. and disease
sets up. Kodol Dyspepsia Guts enables
the stomach and digestive organs to
digest and assimilate all of the whole-
some food that may be eaten into the
kin of! blood that rebuilds the tissues
an protects the health and atrongtirot
mind and body. Kodol cures indiges-
tlon. Dyspepsia and all stomach trou-
blcs. It is an ideal spring tonic. Sold
by Clifford Film. .
WILL SEARCH FOR REPTILIAN
REMAINS. L
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
May 7 —Proi‘ J. 0. Me'rrlam, of the
department of geology, will go to the
southeastern part of Idaho this sum
mer to search for reptilian remains
in a portion of the trisssic formation
lower than any of those in which such
remains previously have been found.
Herbert M. V s will assist Prof Mer-
riam. They ill be accompanied bv
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Prof James Perriu Smith of Stan-
ford University.
A .STARTLING TEST.
To save a life. Dr. T G Merritt of
No Melt pony. Pa made a startling
test. resu this in a wonderful cure.
He writes. ”A patient was attacked
with violent hemorrhage» can“
by ulceration of the stomach. I had
. often found Electric Bitters excellent
for acute stomach and livar troubles
so I prasribeti them. Who patient
Q... mined. from the first and :ha‘sgaot had
.an anaemia in months " LEledtric Bio
tors are positively guaranth for Dys-
pepsin. indigestion. Constipation and
’ Kidney troubles. Try them. Only oils
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Raw HAVEN. May r—uany dele-
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Sashes tro- educational minions Is
Maud New England arrived
7' her; today for the opening or the
sixth mums «amass or the M
PutiLlo Educational» mutton
conference will continue‘L three
days: twentysn‘lnc educational «nab
tides in the eastern castes using
rented All the session will be“
neld later this afternoon and the con
foresee will be‘:_ftirsn
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fit is shamanism cubs no
Maid
Wine and la‘aoli
re... the train is
Ry’Lopenod this ,
Take It to ”Prams flirts} and
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Railroad, Pulsed Illfiugh
South ' 0d
The three special trains‘ containing
the New England shipment of Worces-
ter not: stopped in South Norwallr, this
morning. but were about ail hour late
iaLa rrlvlng here. owing to delays along
the Erie Retro -
A special passenger coach was at
tached to the first section for the con-
vaniencs of members of a press odi-
clals of the Worcester it Company
and their guests. who will melts the
trip on the “Limited Express Freigh. "
Barry W Nash New England agent
of the Company. accompanies the train
from the works to W011 Mr. Nash.
n former resident of South Norw‘nlk.
was greeted by a'r‘iumbcr‘of’irlends at
the South Norwallt station. where a
stop of five minutes was made L
A brief description of the train itself
lsof more than ordinary interest. The
cars are of the “ilirle‘ s" newest series.
each' of 60.000 pounds capacity. and of
uniform size and color All the ears
are equipped with air brakes and au-
tomatlc- couplers and can. therefore;
be bundled with the precision of a pas-
senger train. Railroad officials have
stated this train to be the most por—
fectly’ strained and unique freight
train ever run in this country. Each
car had fourteen banners on its
sides. special flags on the top. and two
signs showing the name of consignee
and destination.
The decoration of this train. which
by the way. is the most elaborate of
any of the big salt trains was no small
lob requiring. us It did a large crew
of men day and evening for over a
week, and using up several kegs of
nails and miles of womb—in strips—by
which the banners were attached.
by far the most interesting part of
the train. however. is its contents.
some startling figures being shame
in the. cars- are loaded 4 260 000
pounds of Worcester Salt. to be used
for table and cooking purposes. Most
of this Is packed in barrels. in which
small bugs are packed. such as the
housekeepers buy at their grocers.
There are over 714.000 of these or
enough to fill a salt shaker. one time.
for every man woman and child In the
United States The barr.ele if pinned
on top of car It other would make a pile
seven miles high and the smell bags,
if laid; and" onend Wallioxtoh‘d a dis-
tance of about one. hundred miles. This
vast quantity of sglt Was all manufac-
tured and loaded nto Rho cars in. one
'Ileek's time.
The salt itself is obtained by boring
wells some 2. 300 foot in depth until the
rock salt under the earth ls reached.
Pure water is forced down the wells
and the rock.- salt. after being dissolv-
ed. Is brought to the surface. in the
form of brine This brine is boiled: in
specially constructed evaporating pans.
which causes it to turn into salt crys-L
this. just as you see it on the table.
and without grinding or handling
whatever, which is the case. with salt
rhade by the ordinary methods. and:
which salt. as most housekeepers
lthow, not only gets very hard but is
not over clean. Time has the method
by which Worcester Salt is made prac~
tically revolutionised the salt business
and caused such a demand for this par-
ticular lrlnd of salt as to necessitate
its shipment In record breaking traia~
loads.
The great train went over the “Er-lei"
to Weehawken. N .l. where it was
taken around New Yorlt humor on big
transfer steamers cacti carrying twen-
tv two chi-s. to the Harlem River {mm
of the New «Haven Railroad Is
morning at 6: so. the great truths. in
taro mornmoth sections left over the
Shore Line Division“ for Profildeitot!
B. I. This run will be male in twelve
hours—~record time for it freight train
but, of course the ‘Wprcester 8!“
Special" in not an ordinary train
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old Y & N R” but Wee-
President Merrill of the New Haven
asillmultlL Effort:Q it Milo- moeinnosolblgztoi
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the Highland D [51:51“ It won have
required at least ’elght engines- to pull
it broughthail
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This is oath“ N Tu many and
virus manages.
If you don.bt the following and wish
to investigate. you haven't got to go to
other Bulb in the Union to prove
l's not a long story published in
dmloutir Nor-walk newspapers about II
mldeut in Kalamazoo, Mich, or Tom-
any Fla lt' ii about a resident of South
Nerwalk and given in his own words.
N0 stronger proof can be Ira
W R Green. of 44 concealmentue
,cnglncer at Crofut & Knapp. hat [no
tory. says: "When a boy i enlisted in
he arm my and exposure and hardships
may have weakened mo physically
Kldugy “(table and slight urinary dlfil
culty souls and as I noticed as adver-
usembnt about Donn-s Kinney run
curing such cases i got a box at Plain-
ted' s drug store and look them. After
finishing. the treatment i felt ever so
much better and the secretions were
nature i."
For. sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents a box. F‘ostcrLMilburn 00.. Bufv
sale N Y. sole agents for the United
States: . m
Remember the IIamewboan' s—and
take no other
"Special" ever the Shore biped!
though this route is not now used for
this class of freight. A stop over night
lit. Providence and a run through Paw-
tuckot. Attioboro and Taunton to Bos~
top the day following. will complete
the journey
The contents of the train new; been
entirely sold to merchants in Southern
New England, "Old Colony" section of
Massachusetts and Boston. Mass, and
cars will be dropped off for such part-
les en route.
Muaosa coarser seasons.
Coronas Lombrsld Caught In Beaten
for Killing Miss Startsvant.
LMALLDRN, Muss., May dr—Comaeso
hombreid. who was arrested in Boa.
ton on suspicion of havinglrilled Miss
Neillie Sturtovant. daughter of James
8. Siurievant. in Medford. while at-
tempting to rob her father late last
night was today held without bail on
0. charge of murder, for a further
hearing next Tuesday.
Daniel J. Murphy. of Arlington who
also was arrested in connection with
the murder by the police of Medford.
was released. no case having been
made. out against him. The case came
up before Judge Charles M. Brtlco in
the Maiden district court. hombreid.
who is an ltalian. and who claims to
be unable to speak English, was rep
resented today by' Lawyer JL. .l.
Walsh. of Maiden. When the case was
called lia‘wyer Walsh waived the read-
ing of the complaint and asked for a
continuance In order that time might
be. afforded to prepare for a hearing.
The judge granted the request and
Itombriod was remanded to the East
Cambridge jail. No evidence was in.
(induced. No member of the,8turte-
vent family was in court. Sergeant
Ewell. of tho Modford police. was in
(barge of the case for the prosecution.
Inmbreld was arrested In Boston
about one hour” and a half after the
Sturievant murder. The Boston po-
lice had been notified by the Medford
authorities that Miss Sturtevant‘s
murderer had escaped from Medford -~ ,.
on a bicycle. hombrcld was riding a
bicycle and he.“ answered the descrlp
tlonl given by Mr. and Mrs. Sturto
van
BOSTON, May 7.4mm police of, this
city who arrested Comaaso Lombreid.
early this morning on suspicion of be.
ing connected with the Slut-tempt
murder. in Modford last night state
that he gave a fictitious address, He
claimed the police say that he lived
at No.11 Whittier Alley. North End
Investigation at that number and in
that section failed to reveal any know.
led out the man- _ The bicycle ridden
by braid when he was arrested is
at Station l. Mr Siurtevlimt willbcome
I [lost as soon c is a is t
lg‘entify qfireman Ln” 9
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rasrame RACING. season opens.
Wesiélififig’r"? Sig—‘5’“, club Holding
atria Park. "‘ .
NEW YORK May i-The from rac-
lug season today who the
Spring meet ug f the Westcheste‘r
:49er Club at Morris Park, for the
racing at “was? t and meal I. is
”accustomed by rs more ypre-
cheater meeting.
The day necks are to track was fast
and s bfg crowdliloc to the some
{the stem attiibtiolt was the Metro
Delftali asphalt-Lorri: werththls year an
even Rimes thousl‘ll'd doilrirs iwelva
thoushnti of which goesito the winner
The W. -.C Whitney entries Gunfire.
sum up and losers buried.
with Fuller in the saddle.
rrylng the built of the
pools or ,-, L. V Belts shades
Bill and Francesco, G. B. Morris's
,vosrelooied-
upturn
Cid-e .
were strongl
gland and Slave. the bonsai
dangerous vein of the favorites. and.
‘ Yellow tall in view of his perform-E inddyspspstl...
. stoma Matias resolved comeback.
“ sweet.
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FOR THINWASH DRESSES '“ ~
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The counters at the Wash Goods Sectiop lile. riot with
Beautiful colors. It is almostLimpo‘ssible to attempt a des}
cription.of the flowered cotton goods, notably the Satin
Foulards. There is such a wide variety in designs. , Little
flowered figures, Dresden bouquets, large sprawling sin“
gle flowers that have a distinctive style of their own, and
graceful vine patterns. The fabric“ rs very fine and the sur-
face is of a satiny smoothness. Prices 29 etc. a yard.
Satin-Striped Brillidnt Is a novelty this season. It is an
English weave of deep cream color m plain and brocaded
stripes. There is an immense assortment over thirty pat~
terns. rg cts.
On one of the center counters are some fine Zephyr
Ginghams in so and 60 ct qualities marked to 29 cts. L...
Among them are some dainty Linen colors with lace
stripes. . I!
SUUMUR saw 0F LACES.
This Sale is comprised of a lot of Wash Laces. edges
and insertings, mostly Valenciennes although there are a
few places of Brugcs and Paris Points among. them. They
are in widths from 1% to 5 in ches, and particularly adapta-
ble for sheer wash dresses and lingerie. "'
Center counter at the Lace SectiOn. Ml
Prices. 5, 7.10, and I 2y. cts a yard. . 1"
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Do not forget that Body Brussels Carpet is selling for
$1.00 a yard. They are very busy-in the Carpet Store. In
one of the windows are some pieces of Tapestry of desir-
able quality at 65 cts a yard. Better grades are 85 tts.
The Exhibition Rooms in the Furniture Store attract
many people daily. Articlosare sold from them so rap-
idly. that there Is a constant changing about. Therefore.
it is an object to visit the Store frequently in order not to
miss anything.
Stop at tho-Pattern Counter and register for Fashions.
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nu: i). It lili u), COMPANY.
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llIn Hines Medical lllsmvem
is now sold at leading drug stores everywhere in large (full pint) bottles
atfl 00 per bottle.
.For over 80 years this valuable Vegetable remedy has been used by the
Lil
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best families in Norwallr and South Norwalk and has cured Chronic Liver.
Stomach and Blood diseases when all else hair failed. Many here testify to
its virtues. field on its merits. . . ., .
HOME CURES.‘ _ HOME CURES'. HOME‘CURES. .
A GREAT SPRING TONIC
run its}: sr JILL nnUoo rm.
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. SNAKES iN STAMFORD.
STAMFORD. May 7-Freq‘uentere of i
a saloon In Pacific street were given a:
scare by a practical joker last coming
true joker. quietly dmpped a box of Iivel '
biaclr snakesdu one of the rear tonsils
first breaking the cover so ‘ss to give 1
the snakes an opportunity to crawl out
Pretty seen the people who were in;
the room came rushing out poll-men.
crying out that the saloon was full of
snakes. For a‘ minute or m the pro.
u ave-:5 i'L .
riotor must have imagined his ..
‘gons were suddenly stricken witn «my mm
the D. '1‘. a. After the confusion had
subsided the snakes were rounded up .m m
and killed L. , i
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:Recent experiments. .by practical
tests and examination with the aid of! .
“the X-,Rays established it as a fact cnmsek figs} T0 fig LAUNOi-I
uni coon-u In the some u not It 1
SAN out 0180. tiny 1'4- Lets
surmount thaws" tax
from repeated attacks of Ind qu- have been rec y] at the: Un‘lon iron
lWorlts to tau I t scmlser ’i‘scoln
i"Row Gan Deere, My bulges
Rodol- pywisscurs is en titan-i May 21. st intended that athe
m. it euro ounce“ mum [launching our take place dunes
log President Roosevelt‘s visit to the
prevent. sum l
lemon of the Stomach Kodol digests coast; but as the program of his
iceptlou was already arranged.
what you sat-malice the stomach
mold bysefltord Pharmacy {airy don at concluded to defer.
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