M TIN“ WIIK WE OFFER THE IALANOI OF OUR STOCK OF
A CEOIITU AND COMIINATI ON CACES AT PRICES FAR BELOW
China Closets.
,"aotrtn OAK, ssur oLAss cubs, GLAIS ooons, AotuarAsLs
' Itvas, WITH AND WITHOUT Mtnaons.
out wAs rim now time.
on: W» 10.00 uow 13.50.
on: WAS 10.50 uow 14.50.
Combination CaSes.
PLAIN AND QUARTERID OAK. MIRROR IACKO,
H ’LVIO, LARGE DEBKI. CUPIOARDB AND DRAWING.
ONE WAS $12.00 NOW C 8.00.
ONE WAS 17.00 NOW 12.60.
ONE WAS 19.00’NOW 14.00.
ONE WAS 21.00 NOW 15.60.
ADJUSTABLE
Onlu
Free Deliveru.
.S. STUR‘TEVANT
otfli' Mtin and Ann Streets. _ South Norwaiit. Conn
Embroideries.
We have just opened a case
of NEW EMBROIDERIES. and
these with our usual lame assort-
thenl make an attractive varietti to
select from.
This is the season when the la-
dies are especiailu interested in
these goods. and then will find
'ATTRACTIVE PATTERNS and
POPULAR PRICES.
Come and see them at
it DICKERMAN 81 SON
84 Washington Street. South Nowell.
Telephone 143-6.
"The best work of the most noted bed factories can; be found on our floors.
..I! no design so new that you ca aunt and here. While we have“ the
. ,tlsxpenaive beds made that can be called good, our stock embraces
" tinny novelties at moderate prices. and from that on up to the tin-
. made. We. have some bargains in beds that will interest the closest
WHITE ENAMEL: 32.80 to 818. 00.
88138 $72.00 to 368. 00.
Ann-«out» A ” ‘
linear . Monro
Funnel directors and Mellon
Izmir. We” '5’}" 'nnhnrm
It corn to one nAv ALL DAL‘l'III its iAt'tIr": 90th:
.4 mhblets.
«new
it _in on. on: matted
.. Int ll: '
A
' _or Farm.
BAL'I'IHORI.’ M. MI. in!"
union "the tie one: Gore Warhol“
. .1,
I
Itbcal Odtl" allows In much do
unsuited by the” news thht the door“ for
lie new Odd Followl' *titgtutt of aw
which had been pl‘ele after month»
of bardes‘ port of effort. together with
all the patch and cuts, was lent In
tho Bulimia" fire.
'I‘he digest, whit It has been awaited
with interest by members of the order
"Iltl been prepared by Charles M.
......'.ty. of Raleigh. N. C., the past
printer in Baltimore before the tire
It‘ll of it had been not Itp In typo.
varythlng was dent oyetl. however.
Busby tutti ma 0 search of hip
belongings alone. an hen found a
cm of the origin“ draft. By tbt'
uiti of a Iontmltteo It [It expected that
In three uIOIIIIIH time It copy may be
null to the prlrtterp again. Tltltt tilgertt
mtiinlnI-t the law which govern titt-
order III ..II United States. Canada.
1-: Ittriaud and III fact the world over.
POPULAR AMUIEMENTO.
-._- ..
MAY FISKI‘: COMPANY.
The May Flake Company gave their
opening performancen at Hoyt'n 'I‘Itrte
Ire. yeuterday afternoon and evening.
under the moot auspicious circum~
utancea. The bill. A 80ldlcr‘a Sweet-
Comoa no» WWW“ and Attacks
mm... cptttirut.
a...—
00 Not Nsoisot Your Chiidnn' a Walk
and Irritated Norvas. -
There appears to be almost an opi-
tiernic of St. VIIIII' dance among
children. The diaeatte Its directly
from weak nerves and aui Iriisied eon
dttion of the nerve centers.
Its approach In .ahown by the nerves
becoming weak, the child is pain. ner
vouII restless. Irritable doott not sleep
well at night but loosen restlotndy.
talks in Itleep ngtII itu teeth. and has
Irregular appetite. There will be
twitching of the eyelids, the hand the
unit. the leg or pottlott of the body
whlth upatttutwllt movement» will grud-
uutty itttreuttu ttutii IIII‘ thlltl is more
or leatt lIeIplt-IIII
I II III a Very serious Iliat'ust‘ and uhouid
{hour he allowed to Hill, as the Ilmrtl
serious IIouIII-quent-es t-tittuv iii the III-
ter wreck of the. nervous Itytdcm. It
must be cured at nine.
heart. was the nurtu- afternoon and
evening. and following hr the. cunt of!
thttrnttttrt:
(ieuerttl Nugcut I7. H A.
............... George. II. Itcxford;
Major Randall .8 A.
................. Wilson Itlngbum-
.ItIt-k Randall, his 80“.
............... I'harlen H. rticveuu
Ittt'lltlf‘tl t‘ruveu his nephew
................ light-It Q Idmer)‘
~t.‘.apt. Ilarmon .8. A.
.................. t‘ hath-s bandit-
t orporal t‘rnbtree the privileged
Stunt. ()"l‘.ttolt' l'. S. A..
tot-manner, and Miss I-‘iulte wits ac~
’0‘“ by the lttt-ui flit-:ttre goers. wult
'I‘III- stinging of
by
most adequate support.
“The Iv‘Iretiy." and "Hiawatha."
lug fruittt'I-It or the evening. III the Int-
t'OIIltIIlII'. tutti wart assisted III the tit--ot
Int by the Three little Atthtuno I‘m-
the Three Iritile Allitltruit Were above
tin-o rdIIIaI-yand were given hearty ap-
plrtuse, 'I‘onigut the company will prru
.rettt The Power of the t‘rotuu tomor-
row afternoon. Nellie the NI-wagiri
and tomorrow night.
tmttgbter.
RICE'S “SHOW t‘llll.”
identified with upeefatttlnr entertain-
ments of all kinds. that “in name at-
tacimi to any nIuIdI-at entorpriae rneaux
pt-oduttion from u III-cult standpoint.
xirla that are ctrremllugly pretty. vou-
tiert that are KI'PHl—Wlnfll “The Show
tiirl“ oI "‘lhe htagit Pap.” u ttIIIuIt-ai‘.
tomedy itt two ut-tu is no em option to
this rule, the patrons of lloy‘i n Then
Ire will bare the opportunity ot‘ judg-
Iug for themselves next Monday. Feb-
tunry 29, when this attraction will in
presented.
REAL ESTATE TIANBFIRS.
Nonalk Securities Corporation tot
lh-nry w. Gregory. one lot fatr
grounds; to Willarn A. Ambler. one lot
fair groundu.
(Ieorge M Steegntuller and wife to
Woderlclr .I. Rowan building tot
i.o'wntiea avenue. War.
Frederick II. Rowan to George M
Stoegtnuller and wife, house and lot
Meadow street. War
Frederick H. Rowan to Thomson
Martin and wife. New York fottr acres
and buildings wind street. “'ttr
John .I. Mullen and others to Stephen
0. Kellogg thirteen acres and build.
toga, Ponuti avenue. War.
Frank A. Ferris and wire to William
Buchanan. land and buildings. h‘alrdetd
avenue "The Homestead". War.
German M. Conant to William ii.
Cont-lock undivided half of the Keel.
n.HIll War.
Willlah abandon to George OIhatue.
land huddlngs. Wilton avenue. War.
Joseph A. Pratt estate to Frederick
It. Rowan. land buildings. Etmwood
avenue. Executor“: Dead. _
Susan V at. John an Charles F.
iii John to Serene 0. Al on. land and
buildings Main street. Foreclosure.
IIAttn ruining
Taught-nu at burgh“ It?“
I}, Good ma» ' ”min...
«Wit Mb.
When we has It ourselves
- our m can bar It
on our notation tall it
Molds am it.
ulterior "man he had
I 'a not what say In liaise
Miami Iain an In California
idenflvtng here .
_ r the... “flfiprticlatnaflon. the enforced
Minute-title Mitch.“
............... . ‘wr
no 1'
i
I
I
............... (Icttrgc A. Itcxfot II l
................ itobt-It 8. Nodlnt-
'Ilm Sheridan. .t drummer boy, i
............ Murder Berlit- Auburn;
Mril (' tau-n ...... , ..... Adelaide Nye
Ituualle a out It ........ Joule Nodiltt':
Slater Frames ..... .louephinc Emery.
Kate Dortmund ............ MlItII Platte.
'l‘hohouuc wan packedut both per-|
corded the generous: amount of up-i
pluton- with which alto is alwayrt green.
exceptionally strong wish to givu my experience.
whom Hire in nu «upwlul favorite. The
management has nurrottnded Mbut
"\l’s‘kt' with an
company. nntt they afforded lIcr Ine‘
Miss White was one of the most pleat»,
ll‘tiwuttl It). Rite turn so long Itecnl
that one is going to see it" elaborate.
tumva that are gorgeous and special-i
- isult of his vast Fxpt‘l'lt‘w
Vitus dance
"riot-tug your request for ttit‘tirmution
of euros by Dr. (it't‘r-nr'n‘ Ncirvurtt,
hi y daugh-
ter. Zduu ’1‘. Murder, lmtt M‘ill'lt'l feve-
I-r six years ago lnztt spring. Sitt- watt
.IA'elt'I- yt-ttrrt old the following .lttly.
8lte hurt the rare III‘ our family doctor
tttttl was given t‘\t‘l'y ttttrntinu,
i'llll doctor tIirec-ttd -—tli.l ttut t-II-tttl Itet
hat-it to titlltml for two months. Art
WI'IIBWW by Eltttri "Ni Nodtne, lllltl time wr-lli on she began to show a pet- ,
\IIIIR trouble. III May i Item her to
but! to take her trout school. I took
her to ttty doctor and lit‘ Mild site had
8t. Vitua‘ tllllltt' Al that time alu-
”Ht" IN'HI‘HII h“ writ-I in a tctrihlt at: tie—«hurl to be tlrt sti-
ltd and fed like I hairy.
Witt-It aitt‘
walked who would drag her right foot;
She. tottld hardly talk so an
understood. ..utl IIt-I mind was
tIffeticd. I thought alto noulti be lu‘
I=.IIIII- My doc-rm rented her for two
Inontht: but uht grep: womr instead _of
limiter. About this time my attention
wait I ulled III a case of St Vitua‘ dance
that was cured by Iir ‘rreenen Ner-
' \IIl'll blood and nerve remedy. I sent
for it Irottlt and gun it as directed
utoppeti giving the tlottorit Ittedlcittc
innit Irv [lit time site but taken hair a
bottle I saw site was ituprotlng I kept
ltight on until ahe had Itttteu three but-
Int, then Idle our uI-I‘Illiilgly (tired
Every one that ran lltl thought it the
most. wonderful care they httd ever
theard of. llut the next year it came
limit again. Tun bottles cured lter
Ilbis time. It came law It twiIII, slight
..iy afterward and now for over a year
«he has ahowu no eight: of a return or
iii. ller health is very good.
“Both my daughter anti myself give
o'ur full pcrmlstdon for the publication
of thin testimonial for the good of oth-
eru.’
Wstt it your children and If you de-
.tect any of the atnne symptoms any
weakness of the nerves pale and sat
ilow condition of the skin. loan of up
“Int“.
III In-
ipetrte. and obserte thI thild growing.
thin _ahttrp-featnred and puny give it
immediately the only pure cure for
this dintraaaiug. Itcrv.ou2: disease. rec .
Insulated by physicians. Dr. Greene's
.Nertura blood and acne remedy It
will cure the St Vitus' dance give. the
child utroug nervou. good digeatiou.
and film!“
It In Itot a potent tuetlitlne but. the
prescription of the moat successful Ilv
,Ing specialist. In curing nervous and
chronic. diseases Dr. Greene, of lot
Fifth avenue. New York (‘Ity He has
the largest practice In the w.orId anti
this grand medical discovery is the. re-
The great
The cure of little Iddna T.. daughter in es ‘|‘\ [lrllllt III.tI wuu tegnmm m, u
of Mina Sarah M Hunter Is w:.oIIIIqu|
and uhottld be Itnown to the parents of
every nervous chit I III sufferer from HI
Mrs. Hunter hays: -—
i tiurony WIIS Its Kllllllkrii“ IIH It won pt...-
.in the pump of .-\IttirtIt-_\' William A
lthe ”\t‘; or Mitt. Rafferty 8 twuriy ont-
.btutttit ts.
i nltly. .‘Ilt‘ltlltl Dowd, JIIIIIt‘H ll.
Alter ,
tet- Minn Finite wtttr III-med to Indian the daugt-rrmiut was passed I did "5"t'Itlltlll Md takt‘tr'awuy u“. llt't'lllltttltl
school again, but she grew so bad I‘
the right side anoint (l to be afflicted the .
u-burg. she betarue the wife. of Prince
pure. blood. and matte it grow sturdy:
Ititmttuuon trout and trans.)
ttlrto pre hind in the Input-Ity of court
lifllt't‘l‘.
All of tin arrangements were (‘Ill'l'lt'tl
out with pit-Iluiou. up they won: made
by Prosecuting Attorney William I"
'l‘.uutnutuy or South Norw.ullr .
The accused was brought into court,
and placed in the prisoner's pen, IIIIII to
the charge read to trim, pleaded not
guilty. ‘Ilu- evidence watt voty atroug-
Iy against the Ilt't' timed and It won deut-
Oll‘illfllttl beyond it reattottabie doubt.
titut tit-apltt- his plea he won II guilty
mun.
Fx- f‘oImI-llutuu Michael J. itlortlttu
was "IIop Stu-y," the Chinese laundry.
mun, who HIII"I|lnly iIVt'I‘l'I‘tl that tho
(H’t'l'flllh‘ were at) filthy dirty that be re-
I‘Ite'eti Io worth them. 'l‘hey were t-tw-
t‘l‘t‘l‘ with puittt and contained t-ItowluK
tobacco and choir buttu. Sheriff Ituruu
was another witness for the pt'oott-II-
thin. and lit uddltlou to itir. tt-rttlmouy
regarding the tune III huttd. he told oi
t'iII bud reputation of the tit-thrived who
bud man
ICxprI-muau il-dward 8itnnnlmu was~
.utt unwilling Wlllleflt-i for the prtntt-tu-
tlou. us in- was a friend of the. III't‘IIN-
ed hut tlt'rlpllt Iltltt llltt evidence wue
itirtmugiug to the accused's reputation.
i'd‘llt' oust-ails were Ht) tlit'ly that by
{would not curt them.
'“IP accused denied all knowledge at
,Iltt- tlfit’llt‘u, rind art-trt'titttg to his tus-
’Nllill- III he.
5 Alexander Smith quI in t‘ttllt‘l the rut
lexpwrt mt t'utllll'tlt‘l’ making, and told
of tin Various ingredients to be Iouunl
:1“ It KUIN' nitolt-Itutttt IlIIIWllPI‘.
”llll‘ ullrtred I'ILHIIIL fully realized ht
portltiou and bad aetttretl ttblo I-ouuat-l
littlivw. Iiut the case watt tugorottrtl)‘
jprouIII-Ittctl by the state's attorney.
ihtr. Kreutr who enlarged upon the
lnrl‘ltillsilt'tth of ”W offence anti .Irslted
tot u t-'-tItt\lItton and suggested that
'tbe culprit be hanged fot endangering
i ”the I-IIIleure was finally all taken
'uud summed up by the opposing coun~
Md, and the I'IIM‘ rented with tht Jury.
whit-II nus composed of IbttIiI-l Brett-
tttttt. l'. J. Kearney. \viiliuut II. .\II"
Million. Ilttglt lbuurrllyf .Ifllllte tar:-
Magurr.
It. I‘. Ir‘t‘r-ttoy and Lorenzo .I. Adams.
After I-ouaidcrittg the merits of IlII'
ruse. the jury IllI-Il into the court ullll
rendered a \‘t rdlt-I of guilty. Sentence
urns tittu Imposed by the. rottrt. Judge
'I‘Itlly tin-reed that Inasmuch its tip
itf the plulutiil' he should marry her.
four which he rt noiutely rt III-II II to do.
"Ilte trial was In III aim the II-gulrtr
NIL-lull of the Knights of Columbus.
Edward .I. lluycs presided to. f'lt‘l‘li ot
tihi' court.
l‘hotuaa l‘. haplor was nlll' of tin-
boulders to ltrtill) II» had bet-II IIu-
Itrtunutt enough to ptIrtttlte or some
of the t‘llOWIlt‘l' and find become rich.
Mrs. Rafferty}: rnattttnc was It Right
to behold, Its wux also thttt of “Iiop
Suey." Mr. Riordan.
(‘ttut't broke up ltt considerable I-ori-
fusion. after the verdict was l't‘lltl'd't‘d.
w...“-
OPERA airmen DIES IN WANT.
Was the Widow of Prince Von Pstroff.
of Russia.
(‘IIIt‘AGt’L Feb. 2.’i.---'l‘lte Inter-Ocean
todny says: Mute. Eleonora l'etrI-lli.
once a worldv‘rt‘uowned opera singer,
Itud widow of Prince Von I'etroff of
Russia. has died in an obscure hotel In
('lllt'm alone and iii want, save for
ithc charity of strangers.
Daughter uttd heiress of one of the
wealthiest counter of Scandinavia. ube
lived to but! two great fortunes melt
away and to have her title taken from
her. Driven by necessity to plug for
a livelihood in the royal opera tom
lpanlea of the continent the. singer won
her way upward In the profession IIu
til at the Russian court in St Peters
rou Petrot'l‘, a Boyar nobleman. 'I‘hcu
.began the series of misfortunes which
eventually left her adrift an n from
teacher of music. In Chicago at the age
‘Ill 87 you“.
JOHN L. IN HARD LUCK.
Ex- -Champion's Troop Goes to Piece!
at WIIIImIntlc.
WILIJMANTIC Feb. 23. -—-The 0x.
Ilstic thamplort John l. Sullivan has
,been doing a twen yminute monologue
trick with a you etll‘e company for
the past six wbttku bttt 10hr”..- in mop
iologue Isn't the. ekchampion with-the
igioves on and the venture did not prove
.u success.
The company ahowcri In Immer 0p
era House lullhis‘ city Saturday after-
noon and evening. httt while the gui-
Ilery shouted when John I). appeared.
his trick didn‘t thrill them It was a
host and the dollars at the box office
Corpus. Spring Styles.
At this unusually early date we announce the arrival
of our Carpets for Spring. both Body and Tapestry Brus-
sela.
We cannor remember a season when we have open-
ed with a more extensive or attractive line of Body Brus-
sels in parlor, sitting room. dining room, or ball patterns.
Tire majority have borders to match. Oriental designs
are conspicuous among them and are great favorites.
Hall and stair effects are shown in suitable patterns
and colorings. Most exceptional values are offered and
everyone thinking of new Carpets should see these.
Second floor. take the elevator.
New Porrlsrs and Draperies.
Lovers of the artistic in Draperies and Furniture
Coverings will be charmed by a visit to the Upholstery
Store.
New Porticrcs and Draperies together with new Up-
holstery Fabrics which have been selected with the great-
est care make an interesting showing.
Merccrizcd Portiercs of a rich and lustrous appearance
come in a very wide range of colorings. The list includes
such combinations as rose and olive. Nile green anti rose.
and red and cream. Prices from $5.00 to $ro.oo.
Oriental Patterns from $3.00 to $4.50.
Tapestry Porticres in new designs and colorings.
$3.00. $3.50. $3.75 and $4.00.
Matorlafs for Comfortablos.
We shall close out immediately some fifty pieces of
materials suitable for comfortahlcs and quilts. Ar. can be
seen by the following list it is a ..rpitol ciiuilt‘t‘ for those
who desire goods; of this kind.
Citallihmostly pink grounds. 5 t‘ter. :. yurtl.
Patchwork Calico. 6 cts.
Foulartline, 36 inches wide.
plain and figured. to cts.
French Foulard. made from the finest cotton. a special
bargain. worth 371/, cts.. rat/2 cts.
Cotton Baits. to. I234. rs and 18 cts. each.
MD. M READC’
Tar-tr?»
inf
' and to take care. of the. Avery come
'1 mm are Neg. York patties.
' .r W_
treputfllon of Dr. Itreene lit a guarantee were so few that the company decided
that his medicine will turn and the to throw tip the sponge. Part of the
fact lh‘d t he can be Intraulted by any. troop went b cit to New York Ind John
one atany one freeoft'ltlrge person I.. went to prinsfield Muss" where
ally gr by lot er. Ives absolute ”vibe and some others littve secured
intimate of the bone eitu action of this him: with a vaudeville company
”wonderful htbdiclrto._ n which opentt In that city tonight.
i W , . .
' " ‘ uttroao N ,
irttso IN sEgmsmncuws l "'5 “AI-050
‘ - ‘.o t tit w a
“to Mary Cemetery association...“ 0 “3r mum for rm
hicks .
Preston has tiled articles or mta- n
no. In the once I the state aecre mm”??? IIFeb ”—fi'onm w
0 mil. 0 1 3 H n. m
my. Th0 Objfict of the WDIMUOI ll 3 N 3 III e n‘ o
terrth bur . r Burn started
sto care for maintain and control “I M M ' a
{:0 cemetery and burying from hilt house on the fatal mornln
with an axe Imone hand ands kettle 0
bowl: as the Preston Plain: cemetery. trotting water in snot r 'wi'tb the pnr
none In view of‘ktlling chicken. When
tr 11:: Preston 'l‘hcrr Ire mm! about half of IIIII «alarmed beaver:
m ~ =5” nurse and the ry he s Ipped
..yA estimate of Incorporlfl Ill It ice ”(I ”It“ en‘lge contents of 33..
En lied In the state been “our
girl, the Churn Works of
r kuldrm noxi- dim"
AW. V
unflattomc nurse“ ~*
33 .y
e was dumped on his prostratf .1
tl'hs Kind You turn. Always Bought. and which has Melt"
In use fhr over 30 yearn, has home the signature of ‘
and has been made under his pc-
. sorta] supervision aim e Its tummy.
o Allow no one to deceive you In this.
All Countcrt‘eica, mutations and “ J nat-ao-good” are but;
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
luihuts and Children—~Experieuce against. Experiment. '
r - C
What. Is CASTORIA
Cannot-ta Is a harmless substitute for Castor .0“. Pure-
gort'c. Droptt and Spot-hut: Syrups. It; to Plant-tut. It.
. contains ttettltot‘ Distant, Morphine nor other Narcotic
- substance. lbs in its unrantee. It destroys Worms
mitt tinny: Nteflfihhbhs. l: cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It: rollevu Teething Troubles. cures Constipation
rtnd Flatttlonoy. ”Flt assimilates the Food. reputation the
Storm“ It and Buick: giving healthy and mutt-alumna.
The Children's Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
carrot": CA5TOR|A ALwAva
338mm: saucer:
“minnow
. i; ‘ gran-memo».
,- Attracts firs iamuwhns. nitrous
gig? to new WWW” Mutants. rmu mime-III tele-
' - Pit "
:m' 1 annmmaéufisrw§.w W‘We‘d Graduate “out of worlt’ '
e have 2 or 3 gait position. now to tilt but have. not the ,
. oer In title dad prepare '0'... a poeitlon In on Day or"
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