‘ 3 1' i i I -. . Ithv Dav; no; or”; aacaIAIIa. IND so who IAaoAIN phi, w nah; 1 ..n-riv 1.. . a .A WI I'IIALI. IIoIN rDDAv ro NAMMII DNI our.” A me: till- [Ir iI' oI ANIDJ our. therein In thv aartcui IN 'ma , dd bii‘fi b AT A our ounce, our IN ADDIrIoN To rate we W Agnew. M"! M some INDIVIDUAL LINI 70 MD , , IINIIAI. cLoeINo our AND Avotn rHI ADDDIADLATIDN or ‘ , M AND INDI. ' it; \ out: Leer AWAO.‘ euro Now I350. ONE‘tlFT was I1.Io"NDWIt‘.Do. DNI LIFT was I1o.oo new It.» rwo LEFT wen: 011.00 Now ”.00. ON: car was $12.00 Now aim. 0N: tier-r vVAs Iteoo Now “on. one can: win 311.06 Motivation. ,1 , DNI Larr‘on I21.» Now um IaINo This usr wine you you oeNIaAL eArtsrAcrIoN. IrDitIs oreN MDN. I, am. :v INtNoI DNLv. Arrea rms WWIEK _, “II Atio recur-r DILmIv. .1 1:“; "T j; “13' “ vr a 3 rt "“io n "DWV: We have just opened a case of. NEW EMBROIDERIES and these with our usual lame assort‘ not make an attractive varietu to seiecterm '" “ This is the season. when the la dies are 'esvecitlllll interested in these GOOdS. and then will find ATTRACTIVE PATTERNS and POPULAR PRICES. Corrie and see them tit}... *5 nays'vy (- ‘3‘;- ..._ w...— .__...-.,...__._.L‘_ .. .« e ,‘ ll 1.th;1 DICKERMAN usury 84 Washirmnw. South NM. =~ r...l [It'ldti'ih . ,r. . . L‘Telephone 143-6. 1 l W.-—-—-I __ s. in its high donuts; Ind Character its general completeness . y of choice OUR STOCK STANDS UNE‘UHm with every- _ .priced as low "goods of 'standard meritean bo‘m .14 A as: ‘;‘u.t ..15" 1 rid-rat MI Immeim _$k".~.Mn'--.— ....,.. 3., lb“:m' ‘ .r. . On "Wane-him body—Through the mus- Iidt ”Ind MMI. Dec aha within. 'the lining through every particle of every hang. The blood in its ceaseless rDund angI new material for repairs and: titalrea atvay the wIIte. When your Itrength lenguishea and your energies falter. it' Is because your blood is poorly nougished and un- able to Iupply needed lite. Linontne is rich in highly concentrat- ed blood strengthening foods which are welcom- ed by the Itomach and quickly transmitted to the arteries. . , All Druggiats—ase. 501;, $1. ‘ HOW RICOVIRY IO RITARDID- Dr. Tracy's Opinion Given In one Apalnat Trolley Company. BRIDGEPORT. i’l‘eb. l:.—-Dr. Wil- litIm .1. Tracy, of Norwalk. is of the opinion that the "injury people recolvn in accident-t. is considerably retarded in rcoovcry by the fact that there in 11 damage suit on in the courts against it big corporation. "i have) not the slightest doubt about it." said thc doctor yesterday morning In the cltli common plcna room. while under croan examination by Judge Elmore S. Banks. counsel for the plainth it the action is brought by Mrs. Nellie mound of \Vosrport. ngulnst the Connecticut Railway and Lighting company. Continuing the doctor said with rc- fvrcucc lo Mru. l'iltvoml: "i think thcrc Iill lu- t-nluplt-tt- t'ccovct‘y soon after llltu URKO tit settled." 'Do you think there would b1.- rap- ~mmm.. . id rewvory after a case haa been as long as this one?” ‘ "You. i have seen others much iongcr than this." said the doctor. Mrs. Elwood was riding on a car in \t'estport in May. 1902. She Htartt'ti to leave the car and was thrown to Ihc ground. She clalmq that the car started boforc she got off As the to- suit other fall, she says she watt badly hurt and we; unable to follow in r occupation II I droalmakct. fidid‘tWt LII BITTER. Thoao whotw persist in closing their ears against the continual reo ommondotton of Dr. King's New Dir- covory for Conaumptipn will hate I long and Miter tight with their trou- bios if not andod oarly by trial termi- natiDa. Rood what 1‘ R. Booii. of Detail; Mia's.._hII to say: "Last fall my wife had every symptom of consump- tion. She took Dr. King's New Dis- covet-y after everything oiIe hId fail- od.‘ improvement came at once and ihézodmb 11‘“qu curedBu hell-i" Chiar- alt ~ y rank tor rug at. once too and 01.00. trriIl bottles tree ‘0 RtWLETOWN MAN DIAD MIDDLETOWN Feb. ll.--Word waa recplyod bare Iy of the death in mowood. N. .i.. Mrday. of Charles itl‘agan formerly state senator. at agoofiis yearn. htr. Faun.“ oriy- lived ln Middletowa and three t or represented the twin to the ch-poa iHItul-e afterward new three torm- u;ts tinned- t I til 2nd til i" t. 0 65% 0 M". a; ' l u r .. unlit“: En: it My“: 1:» did,” 1 ‘ velour” ‘ M1 1..- war OI fill" Vt BBIDOW Mill—It ia' believ- Ecd that tho oommisaio Ippoint'o‘d uhy the war I intend; M‘tfiW-nhfl torpedo‘ boat. hIIrecD amended to the «pub meat that live of these boptI be purcho it all fit‘xhls report Via "M13313: mIn' i c'l he with Capt- e who New 310nm At the hallo trmpany' I oilioo an air of secrecy watt preacrvr: ’hd, no one would acknow- tudgo t t c im'ew anything of then twopol’t ttItI .ltaown that warm» have‘ been lnatructed to propane to. build more boattt ! Said I ”ultimate ”who is well past- 1tii. YOU‘D“ "I was one with the 111, this ban come about [him you know has ”wall II It“ With the any! .dovart- : ment uddenly. without earth: afiy- thin to W, along ounce I room to toe f ”the wor déartmont in the middle a printer.”- it was froeIiII cold at Newport. when the teat we.- made. fhut the ollccru said they could bind lit if lathe ocultlflhoy wcutout cutting ‘thclr way ""01;ng loo. went down ;on til obotton 4' their lttlt‘h iplolIed up a cable 1- "Tho otllcera began to get- worried about coming to the, aurface In the lqu was abovri them on all ..sides Lake told them they would cruise under utter till they found an opening it they couldnt mete one. They bed no trouble in. getting to the surface. al- though when the reached shore them were eight inches oi ice on the Pro tI-cttir'a that." Of course, this, rocomrnondotlon to only preliminary but it shows progress. Au appropriation must. be accrued by ,Ihc war department before any booth can be actually purchaned.” ' t‘onaldcrablc shock of thin company Iii hold in The Norwallta. l REVOLUTION thfllNINT. l A sure sign or approachinrwvolt and aoriouI trouble in your Imam is nervouaneaa. sleepleuaea. or atom- at-h upsets. Electric. hitters will quickly diamemher tho troubieIome caIIses. lt never-fails to ‘MO'JHO stomach, regulate the Kidneys and Boweia. stimulate the Liver d clari- fy the blood. Run down ayat l bole- lit particularly and all the ultra! attend- but IcheI vanish under lta.aoarohlng and thorough chectivsnoaa. Electric Bitters is only bile and that is returned I“ Guaranteed by Frank H. Baxter. Drug- ”.L .0 DAVENPORT OPPOSIO LAW. WASHINGTON. Fob. tion was cntcrt-Ii against ending eight hour icgtalatlon before the houoe contmittcc on labor ycaterday by Dan- lcl Davenport. an attomoy of Bridge- port. Conn Mr. Davanport raid ho. WIN the agent of tho American Antl- Roycott aaaocintion; an organisation. composed of a largo-number of man- uiactnrcru. combined tor enforcing tho turn against boycott of men, a luminous or product. Mr. Davenport‘s ground of opposition Iran that eight liour legislation mot not wanted citli- c;- by the employer or cmployc. Mr. littvmport dtuitnod urlatathetlio apocitlc memberahlh.~ot‘ the organisa- tion he represented. sayinI that it was ncccsaarily a secret orIanlIation‘.\ A rHouaAND DoLLAiII THROWN ' away "My wife had lung trouble for over tlfwen yourc," writes Mr. M. W. Bak- or. of Platnricw, Nob. "Wc trlod It number of doctors and spent .over .a thouaand dollaru without any relief She out very low and I lost all hope. when a friend suggested trying I-‘olcy' a "one; and Tar. which i did: and thanks be to thht great remedy. it sav ed her life. She ta‘ utrongcr and on lord better health than she has ever known in ten years We IhIil never be without Folcya H009) and 'l‘ar and prevention of consumption is entirely a question of commencing the proper treatment in time. Nothing is so well adapted to ward on fatal. lung troubiea aI Foley‘s Honey and Tor. Sold at Pioiatoda drug store. South Nor‘wailt. and A C. Silliman'a. Batten. -——- IMBNN, Fob. 12.-—~A temporary iii- inaction against the international Pressmen'a and Aalistanta' Union. wan held today by Justice boring ln'thp Su- premeJudteiIl Court' of Masaachuaetta. The dofndllm are rectilinod from bringing about I amp-thistle strike among Irma-men in connection with ”with 1 Aa'ii Ind II" Nimitm 'IiII . the suffering they havo tattered hat . in what it. hoods. if it don't give perfect satisfaction. ‘3'”0’Wi'! decision urinal ing a demurrer in the ‘ prm‘ldeu that any persons or corpora- would aalt those amicted to try it." The' tNJUNCTiON AGAINST PRIBIMIN.1 poIIoaIed of ”000.000 to pay I line at 11 5"" _‘ INs‘WiwIW fiwttfl' ..i' "’75 “If “crutch-or” Reach of All. There is noth :thpt will put you i" the from no rub it in the business or social world one ahhaartut diminution In a pleasant Other "it! In lining ed 0! fheli was who aiwayu hr ancc. ’l‘hc min ‘ ; crankv tiluposltion and sour face W" alwayn m1~ct uith an indlli‘ereut if not ohllly 11-11th The commo l traveler who III Ihc ro iIed - noun bli‘otnu‘rr .83.; tr” Ml”! than any one o val th'ie rula' aor- govcml hilt tin rt tan!- Dyspepsia sroya all the agree-able quailtlcu that. entot lntobm a men or W lan‘ I make- -up. la “In a humor impossibility for y.oao vet I aoverr cast- of dyspepsia to 7look ploahant.1'ht continuous, miIIrhhlc cast-dorm fool log is bound to male ltIelf shown It the appearance nd convert-nation. Stuart’p Dya pail Tuition are it“ qufercr'u ccrlan hurc 'i‘hey are ac rocogniaed all over the world The cores they have brought about and the happineuu lirct have caused and made their name a houac- hold word in all thc English speaking world. The reason that tituart‘a Dyupepata Tablota'are a certain euro is that they are Ii natural care. There Iii nothing to prevent them curing. "L‘hcy con taln thc oIIentlal Ingredients of the digcntivc fluids..of the stomach and simply do the lden hart work of the stomach. relieving t weakened or- am and permitting it to rat and re cupcrate. Could anything be more simple or natural? They are bound to cure. They help themselves. it in Just like putting I new stomach into I man —-lf that were nouIIMP-Ind lettlns thc old one go off on a vacation. Rcru own work of restoration, never fear. Stuart'u Dyspepsia Tablets are for rule by nll'druggiata at 50 cta. a box. All druggiata mcamt all drIIgIrlIta. They hatc bl't ome Ito neccanary to thc poo pic thin the druggiat atmply hart to troop them anyway. There are other romedieti that he can make much more money on if he could sell them, but he can't. He will not take chances on '0!ng hilt customers by not alwayi having on hand a supply of Stuart's D11 upopota Tablets. (1012 iOWA IMLIOAD CAIE. Judge Plait Declaraa the lowa Trust Law ta Unconatltutlonal. WATERLOO. Town. Feb. 12.--ln u care of tho: St to of [own against the llltnols (‘cntral,‘ihc'(‘hicog’o. Rot-k ia- land and Pacific. the great wcutcrn ratiwayn. indicted nudcr n chnrgc oi conspiracy In fixing the amount of de- murragc charges. Judge Franklin (‘. Plait. in the District Court, has de- clared the Iowa Trust how unconsti- tutional. and finds for tho defendant railways. lotlht. August. the thrcp I-niiwnyu icud int: into Waterloo, fixed a tit nun-rug" cunrgo of 8:. for t’\'t'l‘_\‘ twcnty-four lroltm it freight. car was doluycd in to: ours oi forty-eight hour». it With inn ilcvrd the railways were thereby illn- cnnblo to It section of thc code which ilomt entering into an agreement to fix the price of an) article of more han- dioc or commodity shall be guilty of mnepirncy Another section provides an I penal- ty a line of not less than one. nor more than twenty per cent, of thc cap- ital stock of the offending company or Iwrnon. Thin tint-lion of the law, .ludgn Flatt declares la in contravention of the fourteenth amendment to thc wastitu- tion of the United States. and rouse. nuently unconstitutional. Under this section. the minimum line which could be Impaled on- the three railways would be "H.000. of which the coun- ty attorney would receive 8450.000. The Chicago. Rock island and Pacific ho. lngan liiinoia corporation would also forfeit its franchiae in town it con- Itoted under thla charge and the line imposed might reach the enormous flg‘. ore of "9. 995000. in the opinion Judge Platt aays: “A law which requires a man who is 8100.000. while for the same offense at man poaIeIIed, “81.0th is “fleet to a penalty of but 8100. would be destruc- tive to the foundation upon which con- stitutional lpw, mull root. yet such is the offset of title notion”. RURAL FRIE_ML1V‘RY. the prevailing contest of tho lob com- ttorI‘against members of the United I new wage schedule WILL NOT. AMNDON PAMDII. BRW’ORT Fob l2.-in‘aailttui‘- view with a representative, of The Evening Post today 3. F. "million. of the Barnum or Butt." Show. said can w ,1” absolutely no mutilation for thc ' glau- managers hold in Cincinnati. ' Murine it... till. , theme byraau ' retired..'dor can ‘ trident new report that aim du arc to be abandoned. Mr. lltoa explained that the report r a meeting of various cir- .,.._...._......._,—. ‘TIAHO‘T’IRI OAIIS 90.110 JURY. NW HA Job. 18. fTMm Dion wholavehognontrialia the “imagine for “firm. ' m m M?! m NI" stub.“ int ..wt'as: trial to thereto t0: ":mr'ItlteaiIagito machine oo- W. the it!" It 10:“. " N'FIRI OWN!" A IAIN. W531: , Jaw-m WW” II loot 'Tymthotae of America in thin city for!“ * Inech’o i010“ Country (Mum nothing to hot Iomo timc ml. olivery has not only ‘, but it has come to Iron. lion there was oomc fear country habitation; huge very old workout— ltltatm . eomc’Jof 3 Ah"); . ‘ that t o rt: i; against l week lot-court's tin er the new conditions thc liar-Igor world be able to hate a city daily delivered at his ooreach day. . The fear of .t luvapion into tho local w 13' site] hit. bt‘it there is no ground lilil. A live up to date local weekly. la worthy ofthc.planoit.~tolwat I of all, Alt‘ve hn‘td dIte local . ‘ the nine members of the Toamstam‘ which revere lte‘ jtieltl in I In ‘ manner The titlinghin The 11321 n nairo diItt'act. clue of‘ local "elite; to '51. ‘ 1 - ,3 ..d‘vn 1%!" "t ' V‘ . ..— .... -41.... Bridgeport AdyrrtIIemotttI. Nature will do her , BC'IMI‘, . occulonally findI . W ctr-..AT READ-SE l r New Dinlnn'ltoam Furniture. ~ When the "Furniture man" asks you to come up and see new goods. it is well to go. for there is something worth while. _ .1. , ,‘ ThiI time it is a Dining Room Suite in Chippendale style. and it is displayed in the Exhibition Dining Room. Ten elegantpiecea in solid Mahogany are represented. Round Dining Table with beautifully polished top and the characteristic Chippendale lcga. Bunct with long beveled plate mirror. enclosed cabi- nets. and bottle drawers- with brass pulls. China Cabinet with front of cathedral glass. Serving ,Table. One Arm Chair and five Side Chairs with seats of Spanish leather. the edges studded with brass nails. The value of this Suite as listediis $255.7 5. We ofl'cr it specially for $211.50. Fourth floor. take the clevator. ‘. New Irr Hovllaml China. One of the recent arrivals in the China Store is a Set of Haviland Dinnerware that is extremely dainty. The decorations are small pink roses. a festooncd border with a - medallion of roses on each piece. The edges are heavily gilded. and there is an inner line emboseed and gilded. There is also much gold on the handles. 1:3 pieces including soup tureen for $65.00. Separate pieces and individual sets may be selected from these. Five O'clock Teas. Salad Sets. Bread. and Butter Sets. Ice Cream Sets. Cake Plates and After Din- ner Coflec Services. Have your Old Furniture Renewed. New lines of beautiful Tapestries. Gobclins. and VI- tours are in the Upholstery S tore. If you have any Couches or Chairs that need recovering and dressing over. it is just the time now to have it attended to. We shall be glad to consult with you about it and submit estimates. ‘ he: um. READG’REE.’ hnwrm“ .' H The Kind till tiara Always Bright ‘ . i lillllHl \ Icons I ‘1‘ forums sorrow " Maittttyyou. ‘ ' “171th are Wehrmedueated. , ,.' If: manor-rewrote. that... Joe“ etch-vorapbcna. expert mountable. and .W . ‘ , A . I .t.;,;t_v'.‘ '1’" t I1 mfg: “ . '1. at
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