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nrhhsur chsI IAIT or new week.
“use“ m net: INrIIis customise or Ho‘tILI, Isa
Elem Remember
Carrion: close at 6: 30 p. m. chm shelling except
Holiday and 54nd». ‘“
PIANO
ovIa 100 coco MAKEI ARE now omm Tnnouou me
nor, IUT wI QMY IIAVI EIGHT or rum. IIeIamuo wtfrn ms
: I'i'IINW‘Av. soc rIsruIIomALs room I-LIAIII ousvoMInIII can
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om unit in: wouoIIsua PIAnoLA.
MOVIIIIONAL PiANO ‘I'umuo Ana IIIAInINo.
-20tl) Yards Lsec It 10:.
vim .10. 12%, 15, 17c.
cgcmocccconu
trimmed.
i <1gygc'
Bin 4 yrs»; o‘yrs" I yrs, to yrs.
sasogaoauoaooaaoao
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dhiidnn's MpIIln bravura, Lace
OOMQ”...O”OCCI.
yhoSe Special Ethan. for
" Thursday only.
Ned/I itch and Ann Soap. 3W: Mamet.
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:THUNQUY in Barge!“ Elly
Fancy White Goods. 100.
Regular price fill/3c to ‘llo.
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Faulty wall. hotel, In.”
Regular or!» 25°,-
as- u an. In.
Granite Kit”, IIII 2} by 52. Ole.
Regular price 01.19.
encuacuoncmcmo
’ gimme! was Yohcsn'a‘et go tar wrong It wont RM
fiflfi mph ton lInqtdw. but. that.“ III we III for No. 3 Nat of .
‘ mAskI’I—Tho but La‘wn Dressing. 31.50 per as;
meg, for may mansion, It lowist iigursI.
memoctoccocQ-pcnccugm
South NOIIVfliK.
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VILLE It's!
mallet!
awesomeness m
mm. lamina amid-7.!
I'll; with I number at“
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‘ to be fitted with their ocean rlu.
“tam; au*‘rwuk
Iafu'iu" is “MINTIIK Iona xiii
mmumsurwm
tlzoa
salt. 0 Millard. of 51 Wait avssIIc.
Fianna-0N1. Wilde orwalt‘ “..‘i‘: iii
odicine an n dor car 0
‘ \ Ician #01023; at [LIKE o‘te
un nuthoi‘ig
ed to be rid of my troull (or I
but it showed signs of rhtiirning and l
a kids ev trouble for years. took
all the quest ”:0
Wanted to check it i noticed some pub-
Iished statetmnts about Doan' a soy
Pills d pruc re. a but at We
phar'V y.i o walk. ‘yThe ed
mound lunnceodf bell”, ent
eveI‘I'tuallyc eff‘ ted a rI‘d u e."
For sale by‘ all dealers.l Price 50
cents. Foster- Milburn Co.. annulmN
Y. sole. agents tor o Unite States.
itemem‘ber the n the—Dos 's~ahd
tskfino otblfr.
NIGHARGIQ FROM GUQTODY.
Charge of Assault w‘i
ORENW’gH. my 12. ~4qu Burn-
es, of the borough court. has disposed
of tile cases at the We» arrested.
yesterday, for participating in the rit
'It Field Point park id which N
Bruno was shot by Jacob “moulds
a laborer whose refusal to join in the
strike of the other workmen em io ed
by the contractor led to the is
hence. Bruno. who is said to have
been a leader of- the strikers who
chased “Wales. will probably die.
According to the statement of Lan-
Illuies and other italisns in court it
appeared that he was attIcked by
Bruno and shot him in self-defense.
and on the recommendation of the
prosecuting attornml the charge of
absuslt with intent to murder was
wtth- drawn. and the man was dis-
charged from custody.
The strikers he were aocuaeq of
tuition part In to attack on Lon-
aquies did not get off easily. Sev-
enteen were brought into court and
were examined through on interpreter.
on charges of breach oi the peace and
i iimklstinn and several of those were
urged also with asssuit
Antonio Borolli Ind Saute Ambrosio
were each sent to jail for 12 months
there being two counts apiece miuIt
them. while Gracious Salerno. who is
said to have hit bansquies with a
piece of gas pipe. and Pasquale Moreno
and Pietro Masha IOt three months
Ioch. Three were discharged for lack
of evidence and the remainder were
used no each and coats amounting In
an to :20 each time of the men
given jail sentence» asked to be ul-
lowsd to pay lines instead. but when
told that they would but: to pay at
the rate of a dollar for each day of
their sentence. concluded to go to jail.
._
intent to Mar-
lthd rawn,’
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ocIAu runs or 1H: SHAMROGKB.
Will be' Fitted After Next Saturday.
woos TN» Mesa Will End.
GOUROCK. lay 12.——8lr Thomas
Lipton and Designer l-‘li‘o have decided
that it is not necessary to devote fur-
Iher time to trials between the sham-
I'Ocits all this side of the Allan‘flc. Com
equently. SIturday'I-I race trill be. the
last. The two yachts will be sent to
thc GIeenock yard Monday in order
ltuc-
lbg. however. has been arranged for
wary day this week.
The bostsstartcd at 10:30 this morn-
ing over :1 course from. Gournck to
Rothcsay and' Bhllorh Blur ami‘retum.
forty miles A light steady wind was
blowing dud llnc, weather canvas was
act on both yachts . The Shamrock i
had the advantage in being two bur.-
dred yards dead to windward when
the yachts started to boat down chan-
nel on the first leg of the course. But
the cup challenger. lying very high
in the wind. pulled up- steadily. After
a couple of miles shmt tacking the
Shamrocks came together and the
whallenger hId done so well that she
was able to cross the bows of bcr op-
.poaent and take the lead
éshsmrock ill 1:30:15; beV‘mroekt l: -
{:11 to.
on “ pine.
wi‘w‘.’ ”‘h’éM ‘° n..-.12.. ii. like-
ly that a con prion! numbdl‘. We! All-
eriosn cities w paints 'in a m
b "Lilo: III a. 31353:!» the gram
or as
part or ‘esithuQsc 3m flight? 0‘}?!th the
ecu-1.4":
. 0X
i?” "enter.
throws down-ad
.. '1:pr him aspthey rushed. ‘y.
“caves, ct lit cold use
noticed?
“09“th at L'iite ill
tsytas Marti” s‘oh
dig??? é; a rbpreea‘,‘ edhslfvii s‘ib‘it Ilia'
aenehfge tuilcibal Inhibi-
tion one“? via Inge “time have up
meat and progress of a Ielected doth!-
ber of die Mott cilia in the United
States
NEW VOIK 3Y8.“ KILLED 60*
NEW YORK, Kay tit-Iowan! Dem
. seven years 01 died at “I...
Initial tro’hi‘ihiii mam am
being knocked dowi't'idii trampled on
by boys in the street lss‘t' night.m The
ladIaII 'bsaa aBtnrad
”some“, “I!“
lies-um “amt-ta
downtiib
“in! all. Wm
M this
- Sher
0n tuning the nothelay mark It the -
t finish of a 10 mile beat the times were:
mammal» crook. near. Jsmwown.
' rue It'Iuc
Bryan lir——:a‘:—ltht.IT edat firem-
my?
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New idtitollaasSaidlolie
0n lilo Mulch“
GWENWICR. May i2.—Dc-Dul)’
Rich with a make has barri-
cud the Greenwich end of the Byron
bridge with boards and sandbags and
gel; structure As being" gun ed to pro
vet I force of 1.000 ltslans fmm
marching into the State of Connecti-
cut. The ltallans are In liters on var-
loua ii es of contract work and come
from ew York. their objective point
being New HIven. They were deeply
impressed with the Carey army idea
as put into operation by a horde of
tNhelr countrymen employed by the
w York. New Haven and Hartford
railroad last week. That motley throng
of last week marched along the tracks
until West Haven was reached. when u
force of deputies was at hand to watch
their movements. At New Haven
some forty policemen were drawn up
to oppose the Imy' s entrance into the
city but a snap. presumably executed
by the railroad officials, caused them
to turn about and board the next train
out of the territory.
On the return journey the army left
a trail of members who became in
tenaely chagrlned when they leached
that they had been honxed at West
Haven. The game played on them was
the dropping of a letter as I train
as it passed dihl I “rams he letter
stated that the veu trackmcn
were already out on strike and advised
them to go back. Some of the more
nervy ones started to‘ march back tram
New Haven tlggI lost in the 91th 63
wmswhere n d w no a few only
there they came like ordinary travel-
we and as patrons of the road. There
was no or aniaeti nr'my march
The ma’ h' which began yesterday
morning has New Hanan as the objec-
tive point. it havln sen represented
to some of the lenders ii is said that
everybody in New Haven is out on
strllte and the city is suppmtihg the
sirlkerI allowing each striker n more
snbstinIiI'l ln'couie than could he gain-
ed from steady employment. The
New Ybrk ltallann are anxious to get
I share of ihiw‘ duppdsbd allowance and
therefore the ideh is to make a condo
nous Iiémohsti'hilon on route. calling
out all Malian lubmors III the
through which tlIc ill my passes
At Mount Vcrnnn lllIl‘e are 300 ha]
ans réhdy in join MINI ol' the men «do
ubor'crs who have been in the employ
oidont‘ractor (‘umnrins or New York
who is relaying the tracks of thc [in
log' iIollcv road.
hey struck about ten days ago for
$2 a day for eightrhours' work and
how been on the rampage ever since
uniting the various public works and
inducing their u'umlrymcu io' quit
work. The atrect's (if Mouul \{tiuou
are tOIu fin and Im- ulmos‘i ilupafisuble
in plat-.cs
The strike also ilmutcns lo culbur
runs the irolim («unpany by crippltng
its facilities for handling the hei. vy
Irhntc to Glen island and the sound In-
sorts.
Deputy Sheriff Rich lutcnds to pro
wut the cutruutc oi: ihls horde lnio
Connecticut and says the ltuildus Will
not be permitted to ““088 the aisle
towns
tor "Anna.
*n.
HyoaoI to the me or on.
also In lites AItIplIVn ores. “
rrh cannot be our bv the use
i. llaulil medicines and ao-cIllod
gotcha. tunitII. Under such treatment
dfldrma' of the disease 'wlll ‘sllll' "vs
“2.1va air puIIIgcs and increase and
inn
5319 ”Incl is the only scientific and
ihd'rou’iii wa'y to cure‘ datarrli.l{lill"1lg
the germs in the air passages. ill on-
ter: the blood with the. oxygen. do
show the microbe: in the blood and
I'-.oifc(tually drives tom the sysicm all
ll aces of tattlrrhal boiaob
Thom-ands of testimonials have
been given us in the astonishing cures
illlitiil by Ihls remedy. J. S. Nugent.
treasurer of the American Union Life
lusurahoc (3.0. of No York city.
WIiiefi: ‘llyomol hue c InplctI-ly cur
cd my daughter of ( llitlrl‘ii from which
she has been suffering fm yeuls.
Probably the strongest evidence that
can be offered us to the powers of Hy
omol to cure cuiarrh is the fact that
Sillison Powell Corporation will a
to refund the money if you say Hyo oi
has not (urcd y.ou
Now is a good time to cure your ca.
tajrh.‘
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ALLOWED TO. LEAVE JAIL.
Not Sufficient Evidence to Hold Lom-
bardi for Miss Sturtevant's Death.
MALDEN Mass" May lt—iomssso
lnmbardi, the ltnlian arrested on bus-
picion last Wednesday night in connec~
tiou with the ruder of Miss Nellie A.
Startevsnt. of ediord una released
today by .hd Ige Charles M Bruce oi
the District olI'ri no’ case having been
madeo oau uguitisthlm Lombardi was
arrests while riding n bicycle in the
North end‘ of Boston about an heur and
a hull after Miss Slur evant was shot.
the police of Boston aviug received
word that the murderer escaped on a
bicycle. Both Mr. and Mrs Sturtevant
who witnessed the shooting. having
seen Lombardi agreed in the state-
ment twhsi he was not the murderer
There was no unusual inte'r'est shown
in the case here today as it was gen-
erally understood before hand that the
pr oncr had been found to have no
adoption with the slurtevant case
Aomon the spectators were a numbei
of its use friends of the prisoner to-
ward whom he looked with In appre-
ciative a lie as he. stood in the dock.
As son as the ctise was called Dia-
iIit t Altor y Sanderson addressed the
court snyix‘ that the circumstances
connected w h the 'srrest of the man
had been fully investigated that he had
been seen by Mr and Mrs. Sturtevant
who had failed to identify him and that
no evidence whatever had been scour
cd to connect him with the murder.
The district attorney said that be con-
sidercd the notion of the police in ar-
Icsting Lombardi justifiable under the
circumstances. as they were expected
to take cv’et’y precaution in a case oi
such gravity us this.
The judge ordsnod the dischargc oi
the prisoner. In answer to a motion by
J. J. Walsh. who appeared for inm-
burdi. Ihe judge said that be had no
authority to grunt the prisoner wlI-
ncss fees for file tlmc bc bad bccn in
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MEMBERS NOT LiABLE FOR PAB-
TOR'S SALARY.
CHICAGO. May 12~—A dispatch to
the Recordbicioraltl from Kansas City.
Mo.. says: The Western Missouri
Court of Appeals has dccidcd that a
member: of the church congregation is
not liable. tollnw for the payment oi
the pastor’s salary, and that. a minis
lur or thogospol. must depend upon the
good colisclcnccs of the members of his
ilock for his [my and has no legal hold
upon them for it. This-decision was
made In the suit brought by llcv. .l.
H. ltiil'e against the congregation of the
First Baptist Church of Monroe. City.
Rev. Mr. Rifle was engaged at a salary
of 5800 a year. but was not paid the
line, John itichitl'dsmi. thm ltullsn
deputy 0t Bridgeport. has (ten in
structed to meet Ihc. marchers and tell
them they cannot (lump. turther. The
sheriff says the first man who at
tempts to pass the barricade will no
shot.
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cantons Installs IN sAusAs.
Thug Pu; pg 50 wad In
$58k Ith 933mm; Inks.
A. .. y 9. wingto
new: I In ”mm palm—3M Ksl
serious coda are reportodrban
in loss cups and doItruc'tion o: pion-
Tlle Republican river is spreId-
lng over. thousands of acres of land
tit-straying “I d corn. The Comm
Irsi branch of art PM has
foncsd to snapping tnqijic.
as}: St was. drowned in
gloat) sea; Ra'ndsd}. Patrlpk
urray Ind titg son wow drowned in
' 6A1: U‘ltA’.‘ down/81W
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L999.
w. qsvld 599T I Now and Latest
C cun-Solkiflfh “few“ new
In inh',‘Vlli"u masons thé crow
leakagor assumes uni
Vd ' e; " ‘I‘fltioVIT'ot water
”It t “war; or is the weir
Wit I fall
“on tho flu? III) for Mill
tifi'oa SO‘I'Q‘l
mm
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I.
I‘ no anaemia
mam Ind tle
.iqhadai‘ bodiesclba.
auto-tachommsndhaa
ties which make us all feel Io
film this" complaints annauhtegw.
and in the
buiL m implicit. oestrus
“11!; w In of it: "1mm
curs Solvent as the cmwflng
0: life.
i‘: to. Quads Ill! WM” “(Lila-0‘“ the
gen. now u
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entire amount. so be sued for the bul-
i‘ncc.
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cANAoIAN PAcIrtc WANTS LAND.
VLGTOQJ A B. 0.. May 12~Ge_m;ge
M. Brown for erly executive agent of
the Canadi nclilc road “tell"?
ins hetero" he ‘ cm
Into otilfis‘iieg'e‘dnl C: saga; ain‘t u
t as c w
entitled, Wm ¢ tion as sub
sldr tuna?” Goth
ad my to?»
'Cs sdl‘aa has wired that he
win be present for examination ne’xt
Itcnsrsnfi‘: 601mg: Manama:
day's s ' 9h? Amt: ‘ -
ace of m
In this mess
idncoi‘rl. of rt presiding. The.
topic 9! the mpi' ing was “poem and
W deuce: ho ng and sanitary in-
an 11:.
§ Mr?
Iloiks, commissioner of chari-
ties of New' York diiy. or. 11.1.)“-
hon. of New York. spoke on accidents
use I.
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...:qu III; the #33 for fertilizers.
ill be is odoct..spthin-IV ow. days, 0+
the malts! We .1
We zmastitis}. (lovema- so. will
WWW: 5%:
six or sign ll‘ come under 1
tea gQ‘
Mg»
ipal address was given by .
a d hur l ooc tiops as muses. of
d pende’nce." ‘ using the afternoon
than,” Ilfngtings wereros noted. -
The main an at the concluding
sIssloa tonight will be delivered by
R'. v. inmost J. _ ‘ songs. 0': Nay York.
II he): 9fihi'ellmi EESAEVIIE ‘ spot: a f
ngfon dismal $5,; fol-Aha an at F~
oidsafl "ion you; ht of the,
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”Mort A armaments. | Bridgeport Advertisements.
THE D. M. READ CO.
swims 1857.
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SUMMER- WASH GOODS.
Toyo Pongcc. an imported cotton fabric exactly the
color of_ a real Shantung. It is finely woven and will
wash perfectly.
37 inches wide. 49 cts. a yard.
Abanda Satin. Similar in weave toa madras. The
ground work is of a clear, snowy white with satin stripes.
and there are small set figures and hair line stripes in. col-
ors. 35, cts. . '
Morale Madras. Alternate stripes of mornie cloth and
mercerized weave. with polka dots and small figures. A
fine assortment of white and black patterns. 35 cts.
AT THE ART GOODS SECTION.
A delicate and pretty Sh ml for summer use is knit-
ted of Utopia Ice Wool. When made according to direc-
tions it weighs eight ounces and measures four feet in di-
ameter. It is a veritable cobweb and a thing of beauty.
Materials and directions may be had at the department.
Frames for cabinet photographs are shown of. plain
Satinwood ready for burnt wood designs. 35 cts. each. -
Frames covered with Water. Color Paper ready for
painting. 25 cts. each.
College Frames, Yale. Harvard. and Princeton,
or. 39. and so cts. according to size. '4.
a.-.
Some Toilet Articles displayed on the center counters
are real bargains. Here are a few items.
Glycerin: Tar Soap. 5 ct. cakes. 3 cakes for 10 cts.
Fairbank’s Fairy Soap. 4 cakes for to cts.
White Castilc Soap. 8 ct. cak es, 6 cakes for 25 cts.
Violet Soap, 25 ct. boxes. 19 ct? a box.
Hyomci Soap 25 ct. cakes. go cts.
Napier Sea Salt 10 ct. packages. 5 cts.
Hair Brushes, 75 and 95 ct. qualities. 45 cts. each.
Our collection of Cut Glass is very complete. The
specimens are perfect, brilliant. and in every case the ban-
diwork of artists. We add to Saturday’s list.
Tumblers, $1.7 5. $5.00. up to $30.00 a dozen.
Finger Bowls. $9.00 to $12.59 a dozen.
Decanters, $6.00. $9.00 and .5i2.00.
TIIE l)... M. arm COMP-ANY.
Bridgeport, Conn.
Announcement
Fiflfliiilh Home Medical Bissau
is now sold at leading drug stores everywhere in large (fu'll pint) bottle!
at $1. 00 per bottle.
Por 0ch 30 years this valuable Vegetable remedy has been used by the
best fumllles in Norwalk and South N orwalk. and has cured Chronic Liver.
Stomach and Blood diseases when all else has failed Many here testify to
its virtues. Sold on its merits
HOME CHRIS. HOME CURES. HOME CHRIS.
A GREAT SPRING TONIC.
FOR SALE BY ILL DRUGOISTS.
V”.-
no no You Have Aims Bought. and whi
iii till! (Grotersdyeamhsshpmtheslmx’e of
and has been made under his per»
sons: supervision since it‘s Infancy.
Anew no one to deceive y '
All Counterfeits, Imitation and «Jasm- :, are bile
harmony that trifle with and endanger the Wk of
Marts and Children-Experience against Experiment.
What is GA$TORIA
Captor is fan banding Iahttitnte for Castor 011st
one; amassed MW.W Richest-sum
enables neither Orin-u Harem not other Narcotic
white-loo. 1:. you, “I ”WING. It destroys Wfim
t W W “Id ind
gas. re evo's :othing TIoIIbles, mwgonstjpptlon
. and Flamleuey. leek. assimilates. the Food. W the
Norwalk Chronicler