we“ pro Air Exit? spectat- *
‘9” “cc curtains, 9nd wc would advtn a prompt lnspoctlod u
.‘ .. t Marina and tw‘r plirl of 'a pattern Mt; and should not re-
at : lowing Mari ed (leer. 05, , . ~
tilt. . . ."t ‘ gig“ Wf' ,. . f
't'” .j.
" ' f
H‘mSl :" j i.
, THAT wins 75c T0 CL08E 40c.
. ‘ mar wan: om solemn. ore.
mar vine rm toot. , s tuto.
,Tttaft Wins. too To CL I tun.
Warn“: ‘ to c Lost 0209.
Points. "
mar wilt! on to CLOIE $2.59.
roar was: 35.00 TO CLOSE $3.59.
THATWERI taro 10.9 Lose $4.19.
t.
nan
IN BLUE,GREEN AND GOLD STRIPES.
THAT WERE 01.73 TO CLOSE 81.10.
We also have It [cw odd [lltll‘ti (of a pattern) in all of tllc nbovc stylca,
Illcll no will close out at nearly half thcre cost to us. -
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POR HERE3.
" We Will place the balance of our'porticrcs in this saic at an EXTRA
“NOON? OF 15 PER CENT. Sumo vcry choice patterns and colors.
torts open Months and Salutdau‘ Evenings
w ‘ Onlit. '
Free Delivers.
I V. .» —
V. , . t at)
ARTE.
South Norwttlk. Conn
:-'
its.
NtrtirMnn and Ann Streets
i . . .
We have just opened a case.
Of [NEW ‘EMBROIDERIES. and
these with our usual large assort-
ment make an attractive variety to
i
select from.
[This is the season when the it
dies are especiailu interested in
those goods. and then. 'wiil find
ATIRACIWE PATTERNS and
Iit
:- il -.iti|!‘
..' * ‘
g l,
:{m Io rt
3:} count
yh‘ $1.”. 0' ’0'! .0."
I I r or
AIIWW m
'waos nit/cinch hatchet."
Bride tn‘tns Tau Auburn Hair“ Pinn-
tut Who Has t. d Rovlv t lot-vices.
.i. W. Frank (I r'y. s on yearn.
:t prckchcr, who gvcs Ills nddrcttit as
(‘iu-sbirc. (‘.onu.. and Mirth lbuisc A.
lil‘ltllllK' ngcd 31, of Bridgeport. were
married ycstorday morning alter a
courtship which covered two wocks
time. Thu nuptial knot was tied by
low. Byron l). Remington at the pur-
titnltlgt.‘ of thc Bcrcan Church 202 East
Main street. Bridgeport.
The marriage was sotucwhst ot‘ a
rnrprit'o to the friends of Mina Balding,
who has been earnestly engugttd in rc
llgtous work in this city for tho past
ton years. Only a low 0! the friends
of tho bridc and groom were present
It thc ceremony. The groom in accur-
ing the nmrrlagc llccusc yesterday said
that it was his “second marriage and
that he was divorccd from his first
wife.
Miss tickling is a utttlvc or Royulton.
\'t. Silo is a tall young woman with
auburn hair and n taich’tcd musician.
For several yours shc playcd tho plunoi
and lcd thc singing at sorvicoa hold at.
tho ilonso of Mayor on Stntc street.
under the direction of Rev, William
FowIt-r and of into shc has asslatcd in
the work connected with the People's
.Tabemscle on Mnimstrcct and the
Roscuo mission.
Two wcuks «go Ibt‘ wont to Cheshire
to ctmagc in religious work in connec‘
tion with some cvangoiistic services
which were being held there. She met.
Prcnchor Clarry there and from all ac-
counts it was love at first sight. You
torday was not as the dam for the wetl-
«but: tutti tho, plans were carried out as
proposed. .
Mr. and Mrs. Clarry iutcud to cottage:
in cvsngeliatio work and will travel.
They leave Bridgeport tor Springfield
wht-rc they will hold their first servic-
gm' the groom preaching and his bride
assisting him with tho musical pro
gram of the services. Mr. Ciarry In
said not to ho an ordniucd clergyman
but for several years hill-i luten an itin-
rrnnt. prcuchcr outraged at times in
t-vnngcllstic work.
tic is a nativc ot‘ Brcwcr. Maine.
At'icr tho ocwlnohy yestcrdny morning
tho ucwly nturt‘lort couplc rceoivcd a
number of thoir trionds at tho rov!‘
douce of Mrs. Lyman Warner nl Nich-
ols and Pembroke atmyt. whcro MIMI
Holding has made her homo tor somcg
time past.
|
it.
ill
STEERAOI RATE WAR To END. .
Mediterranean suamahip Lines Roach .
an Anmmont. ‘
NEW YORK. Feb ill—It was llll"
trounced today that the various nitdlllbi
ship lines in the Moditcrrsucau twl'vicc ‘
have. at l t conic to an uxrcrmont to;
cud thc lot-rage ratc war that has
i :00
“no a ,.
W
.. bitty. Detonator
. 1:“:th
, ~...ayi, .s'
"a
William
Revolution. held at
Windsor [Bolts
» \vthsoit Locks. Fob. st.——-uutt-.
ktttcu to tho ntuuber M 140, ro ll‘tiltoill~l‘
Ina tho it chaptcrs of thc Ilang ttcru ot
lilo Antcrlcan llcvqutiou in (ionnctzti-i
t-nt. int-t hero for tho thirtconth con-I
t
tlnantal congl‘ouo ycstcrdny. Sybil
Dwight. Kcut Chapter cutcrtaiuina and
tho scaalon bring hold in tho Congrc-
hutitmut Church.
cgntda by morning trains caducd u do- ‘ Seymour: Miss Marlon (irons.
pmarranitc-i .
At thc two st-sslonn uhtiliNcw Britain. and Miss Coruol‘ln Pm‘r
tho choice of a now stntc I'I'lt‘lll Mrs. .croy. Sonthport.
of New Haven. thci
lay in carrying out tho
program.
Sara '1‘. Kinnt-y.
rottriux resent. prcsitlod. On. aunt-tnr
tiling, the invocation was gin-u by Mrs.
John R_ Montuomcry. oi the local chap-
trr. and thc (‘ounot'licut hymn was,
sung. The writ-onto was by Mrs. Ed-
ward A. Puller, of Sybil Dwight Kcnt Mrs. Janina i.. Siovcntl:
J'Mrs. .l. H. Wilson. Mina Clnra llill.
chapter. Tho runponsc was by Mrs.
Kinney.
hint. Kalharine Scdgwick Bacon.
Mitidlctown, ihc state secretary,
by Mrs. Charloa la. (irosn. of Rut
“'yllys chapter. of Hartford. the sthit!
trcnaurcr. iioth rcpo‘rts Wt‘i't‘ brict
n‘ui wcrc ncrcptcd as rcno. M rs. lilu~
ncy mndc hcr rcport showing that on
F‘t-lirttnry' 15 thc ntclubt-rs’hip of thc
otdcr in tho lstatc was 3,031 and in
tho country about H.000.
A pclllltiltwlilt'h In to hc scnb to co 1- .
git-as melting [or a reprint of tho ros-
tt-r of row lutiounry \var aoldicrs Was
mm by M)”. John l.. lint-i. of Mary
Floyd Tillmatlgc citttplct'. No notion
was takcn as this petition is hipnticnl
with our thc national body has pro-
pnrt-d to scnd to congrcas. l‘hc origi-
nal l‘titilttl‘ of tho soldicrs is in thc cou-
grosslonul library and tin. Daughtcrs
of tho Amrricau Rcvolution wish a
copy o! it in ordcr to dctcrmlho‘ tho
cligibtllty of applicants for nic'mbcr
rhip. cht‘rnl ntucntilucntrz to tho hy-
lttWa and thc aluuding ruica chlcily r»
button to tho gutcrninu of tho Ella.
north Mt-tnorlul liomc :1: Windsor.
\I crc road. and action drluyctl until int-
irr in the nonstop.
Al lriltt lltc H‘h‘h‘lnll look it rcccsa.
during which thc ludics oi llit‘ locnl
chaptcr servod luncheon. .
MM
|
"William MWBTL ‘
n .
i all”;
A cI-rtaln rnr . rut. pi
i vain-”foal “ arkfiw
j on w our c ‘1 4“ E ’
i Mi door. H d ' 9'
. hula totem-sit teat. our: uh: .
l
lnron was thv t‘ll't‘llllll ot' olllccrs, which
'rctury. Mrs. (Yiuronct-
.atc arrivals oi dcl- i ilarttord; couusollors. Mrs. A. Culvor.
Reports wcrc t-illhmlllt'tl by.
«.5 i Brooch lldd
M t" l
’ it}.
.‘x ‘
l. t
h
.liwt' Co
turn. \ lxxhfl 3% -
to!
l. n
In Id“
I‘Mttl't'tl nit follows:
lit-gout. Mrs, Sara T. Klilflt')’. Now
iittvcu: vicurcucui. Mto. Trio-try Wat'-
rcn. Ilrldgcport: HUllt" vice-preidttt-.tt.
Mranlrru I.t't' ltowmun. liriatol: soc.-
Bacou. South-
port: treason-r. Mr». t‘harlcs‘E. Gross.
Elsi
Hittldtmi: My. i‘hurlcit ll. Vt’ctunu'o.
lit-bluntcyt t-Icctctl front Norwulk
chaptu-r to nttcnd thc Continental con-
gress. in Washington. in April, arc:
Rustrnr Mrs. Jabca llackua; regent'a
altcrunto. Mrs. 8. it Wood: dclcgntr.
{Mn-z E. .i. Hill; dclogato's allornatc.
alternatoa.
l
{$5300 Bail
(Continucd from llrst page.)
‘inblt- Nutionhl' illltl who was forced to
rcaigu with [trout-h. httvc tpllcd. Mr.
Noncs is trtly t\\‘cntydwo ycnra old.
lirmt in nu clubornlc who at llll‘ Wal-
itiori and is ”to son of Aivxuntlr-r
Nouns. a wry woalthy rt-til'cti import-
cr who iivcs at tho Mouori. Minimal
tumour and Sixtylhird strct-t.
"Lt-onurtl ltultotlcu. who opt-rutcd ll
chuiu o! bunks uud irunt compnntcs
throughout thc country until llu‘ bunk-
liil: licpsrttucnta of Now Jcrscy and
(‘tmncctlcut jut nt’tt-r him is said to
'bc Involvcd iudlrcctly in thc pri-acnt
crow. ilronch oucc \vorkt-tl for Im-
bndcu iu (mo of tho Connecticut bunks.
rind lli-nry S. Mott. ationnccllt-ui
hankcr. who in now prtmocutiug
lit-ouch. ouch bought irotn Brunch a
moon now made out by lmbodt-u.
. How They act Control.
“ “Thc manncr in which Nout‘s nud
limit-h obtnlnod control of tho Equit-
l:tblt- is bust told by our: of tho dircc-
tors of tho hank.
”‘ilroach had bccn a rhrrk in tho
Knsrnu Bank of Brimklyn.’ be until.
(in rt-axsrmblinu a block and a gavel 'Thcu ho trout in the LtlltoWood Nut-
unrc prcscnted to thc ctmxrcss. ’I‘hcrioual bank as assistant cashtcr at $2..
block is given by Mrs. Eicanor Scldt-n iooo a your. Norma. who was n'nvin’
Washington. Howard. of Alcxadrla. to i’“ um. at tho howls thcrc, met him and
grout of the Virginia cltap‘tcr, who is a [tin-y liocamt‘ friendly. Soon after tilt-y
llncal rlcsccttdcnt lrunrtho Washington I borrowed 'mottc'y from two banks and
family, hor great-grout grandfathcr lie-ibought a controlling intcrcst in the
int: John Augustinc \t‘ashiuatou. a but! ; liquitnbic.
id'nthcr of Gun. tit-ot'iu' \Vn‘shlngtt‘um “‘in thrt-c “coin: nitrr Nouns was
This lllnt'k is tuscrumi to tho cficci ‘t'lt‘i‘ltll primitic’nt ltlltl Brunch was in-
ttmt It was made (tom's portion of a ataltcd as ortslticr tho deposits ran
imam taken from 't’hr‘ Moltnt Vernon down front "00.000 to ”00.000 Be-
hl'mt‘ 0' 000m" ‘Vfi‘ililllmon. t‘ttrc two months wcrc ovcr tho assist-
Th“ KflW‘l Ill ”‘0 8m 0' MFR. Kinnt-v tint cut-hirr tclcgrnpitctl lo (‘ari R.
and it is made from wood i‘i'otu tittr,8t-ltttitr.t-, a director who hritl 300
(‘iiarlor Oak. (sharps of stock in thc bunk. that or-
'|‘hc principal httslncna of tho ancr- icrythiux tvus going at aixcs and act'-
("in
" " 'Mr. Schultr. nrrivrd curly nnc Mott-
THEY ACTUALLY DO THE WORK. itlat morning in last August. llc found
11000 in tin: intuit. liy quit-it hustling
Food E'un ll w°"mc” UM'“ Dlpeg‘t. ;iw gnihcrcd lottnihr‘l‘ $432000 by it]
Cit-80mt Stemachs Must Have Help. n'tluck in m.- mot-ulna~ which nuulo
' 'gtmtl lllt‘ tlcplt-tt‘ti I‘I'N'l'l'Vl‘. 'l‘lurn
Food takcn into til! htomnt'lt which.
POPULAR, PRICES. ‘
Come and See them. at.
..-... .__.a .o.--
10“!meq 8280M
‘ 84 Washington Strcei. Sallffth’luUt.
Tolepho no. 1436.
made. We have some bargains in bcds=that will interest thcclwcst
1
a
'-—~ ”“7?“9"? “‘."““E~“‘_-T‘."
‘ . ' . , vocals
n
. : it‘ll"? mama 32,501”, ”a”
M ’ Jim Watson:
. Sm confound»:
'""'“ "’3 “V" months. “'9' now “firm“: from tho uaturo ot' thu- food or tho corr
“wm ””0"de '0" “ division nt ”l" 1 titllolt ot‘ the stomach. is not (“Kt‘rilt‘tL
steemxo business hotwccn ”1“ ””0““: is worse than" no food at all. This is a
linen and restoring the old narrowed": trod statement as for as it [zoos and a
car to dlflercntlals in ruins. with some 9 Km“ "in“. dyflw‘ldli‘n‘ so "my ”I,“ n".
:Noncs nutl ltt'ouch Wt‘l't‘ told to l't‘HlKll.
IWlilt'll tin-y did promptly. and Mr.
|Svhnlt1 \vus t-lcctctl prosidcut. 'i‘hr
tidihll sitar-u: of stock Which Noni-s n‘nl
iHWllii'h paid ill? for was bought back
alight miraculous. l
The lines alerted arc the Fabrc, tho .
ltalian Mac. baVolooc Navixnslouo
Avpore Linus. tho Anchor Linc. tho;
Prince Line. the llambtlrg—Amoricau ]
antllthc‘lflorth Barman Lloyd Linc. .
.Under" tho old ditl‘crcntial sat-co
moot the two Gerardo lines made a?
steam rats of 830 lictweon New York l
and Mediterranean ports. tho smaller}
Mada making a‘ ram mixing from 3' 5i
to.82'i'. Rilt‘e cutting was started and i
for home tlnie rams have been domora- i
.llacd. ' . i .
~ Daily conterencoa held Ally rcprcscn-l
tatives otthe line's into-mined tor over
gut“ bare now r'caultpd in‘ an
stream t dhlch will be rallilcd at a
meeting of the oflicials oi' the several l
libos in a W or two.
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t
Vconmosuci macros. _ .
..t.lio Strum ‘ damn
pllht about
‘miM;tfia"mlm narrator
" ' MM‘WU‘ F. istlmsbn‘.
"reasons he doslnd- iii-stud: . a'
_ “of labor ctscwhert': “nominati-
' miu‘m‘fl “Mild!!!
charmer and
want wan
. ‘ . 01’
:ihdtflt odsacss or
f."I‘ItlI€"
. «a»; mitt-sh
M‘thcfiat‘hcilyrhd what his
“mm, . .J .
int-8s tnan‘ Who is unublc to do all his Jury in $5.000 bull, he ralsrd tour dif-
Aotion Tattoo cram c.~ F. album's i simply
mm 2 » "out
.. The chart-h add'societv committees strong
com .
tit'cht new or automatic ‘ luv Pliny tropic
Mr ltcwdrtltur' Starlet}. action Md
latir unnhtui‘nl r' violrnt disnii‘btmrc in:
l
‘r minimum: that ‘t'urwpc'at
', " their confidence in ~choir pairI
" ‘ coir now up
“Elmo! Nth Millions”
-., .. 1- churéhizla muttonitmplds
thflrilrm’allv'thrtr abundant ”ad; a
. laundromat. to mat property nourished and
, rams-ta dfibonlttlioufl'a pd: ’11:”! on his work
ulth their roartouinx. Thcy arzuogm’m ”‘6'" “l 75"
Raised Four Stock Certificates.
with themselves that becaunc. th‘olr
tttontnchs do not do lhr‘ work given "According to llroach‘s confession.
them. they must be given lontt‘work: hr having wuivctl cxaxninntion in tho
in‘othb‘i‘ Words they must be starved. (,‘cutrc Sire-ct. i’ollco Court yesterday
it would be just aabcnribio torn bust- and having bt‘t“l hold to thc Grand
own wark to cut down his business to ‘icrcnt stock certificates successfully
his and capacity as it in far a man to ‘and was caught on the fifth.
starve himself to rollove his Itombch. ’ lic acid that. a Wealthy young man
The sensible bnslacsm mun cuipl‘oya whom he incta‘t' lntltcvtobd had induct-d
help and goes forward Milt his bust-.him to sptcuiatc in Wall street, and
um. Likewise thr souaihic dyspeptic ytbat hc rats it No of tho Lakewood
will employ help for his stoniach and {bank's corn cater which were given
side hls'body proper nourishmcnt. ihim to cancel. Each was tor tire
Stdafl'tfnnpcpaia Tablets actually inhnrcs undue, raised each to fifty bor-
do the work aligned to them. They Irowin troop oh‘oach’ or them. rum
relieve weak and overburdened st’om- be but lit ba‘bk. baring made money
achs at a great portion of digestive ac- in atoclrs'~ dithout detection.
lion. 'I'lt‘tilr’compodcut part'whio‘tradit-i "Thou“ lio‘ stein into the‘l'lqttitable.
tialvwitb‘thos’c or the d reunite hunts . giving its Vin no’tcs. indorsed by
and‘aecr‘eticds‘olthc notation and theyih'onos. for l tout-.000 loan from a
may. up the grind‘ and carry fConnrctlcut banker. Nodes is hellovod
the fluid t the sittte Ia‘rl.‘ good. ito ‘httve pht up . ‘..000 The notes
' ’ thrust-h would doit.‘ iBt‘onch mve‘tel due last July and
t Stuart's Dyldppa‘in‘fluxnht. a mouth apart. He had no
ectly‘ naturaldnflilhlwntdnoy with which to’ pay them, and
is. Thcy no not'ctmse 'hc «nifthal'lt that no‘ mum No or the
bank‘s ct‘rtitlcntvs. cool: for one sham
and math! cat-h read" "00." These ho
nan? tlilb . acco
lid" a“!
tbc’atohiwh' r newt-ls. Thrill 'themv
Willi“? ltc total tutti supply urn-am as additional security for the
Mom with it the nourishmrut ('olt~ iltuuv. - - . -
tallied ilF" t‘ lii‘ml'tcu add carry i‘nit ' “'l‘ltcn fliOI'P money was noun-d. and
Nitare‘s'p 'tor tho nttstt‘btmoc and ini confound that ho: had raised. a cor
malntcnm of'tho body. ,V , -_ tltiratc or our sham of stock or a Int-no
*mom sensible is thtsvhhnlt. believed- to law born the Na-
‘ that employed by lastly ’lhmal city. torrcatr “mo shares" and
aroma stomachs. By thttc that ltclthd‘ armim to bormw 310.000
’ body and built xctatl the mythic t‘mnl soother New York bunk.
tlousrttMtth‘ncod'uidtht- Tin- dctcctlou canto about when use
p- ilctflor notified tho bunk represented in
ithe stock cardamom“ “north! :9pr
fund onibe books. . .
"Breach , truncation on immediately.
(threatened with arrest. and rctnmmi
. pup-glitch! not Gd;
‘ y Miami fill an- initial M19994. ,-. .
unveil doth thing; . “NP ’ relkmt‘loh, coming at the
method
. and-M
hit» ties. He colald not possibly be
in , workingT condition it! saw-
hiaaaelt or em‘ployirlx “mare nevi
Gem «or! throw at»
to ltavcrthenatao at ownership trans-
.the mag Adamant or it. The bani:
wellington and the res- r
Mohair.
VOL
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die St.
tries.
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"For Spring and Summer, i904.
"(Loam caucus Mn WALKINGQ'SLIUTS‘.
COVERT con 7’; Join JACKETS.
Second floor in the Carpet Store.
An inspection is cordially invited.
Some beautiful
Sulrlngs for 75 Cents.
at»
-ta.
Dress Goods Section.
The advance lines have put in an appearance and'oth-
era are coming every day. Have you had a glance at the
corner window at Main St. and Fairficld Avenue.
Walking Suits oi' trim and'natty style are of Scotch ‘
Twccd in plain weaves and mixturcs.
Voile. Etaminc, and Cloth Suits arc in all the fashion-
able and desirable styles. Nearly all Suits of Venetian or
Broadcloth are trimmed with bands or ornamental braid.
Coats and Jackets with braid in Military style are in fa-
Upholstery Fabric: and Drawn”.
Yesterday we gave a him as to our new attractions in
the Upholstery Store. the new Portiercs and Draperies.
Now a word in regard to Furniture Caverings.
seems to be a return to the artistic designs of the old
French and Flemish weaves
and there are little figures on the damask grounds in con-
trasting shades.
There
The colorings are exquisite
The lines of Covcring include Verona. Velour. Plush.
Tafi’ca. and Satin Damask.
can be seen in the south window of the Carpet Store.
specimens
For either tailor made or shirt waist suits. :1 "nc of
Mixtures somewhat Scotchy in appearance and c. mc-
tiium weight. The color shades are tans. browns. blue.
and green—fourteen different cfic
Display in window at corner of Fairfieid Av. and Mid-
Width 42 and 45 inches. 75 cts. a yard.
New Designs in Carpets. Body Brussels and Tapes-
Takc the elevator.
5.,
Separate Skirts are of Tweed. Cheviot. and Fancy ‘
Iv"
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a;
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acauaum
lion. .
Mnustbnvulbronsfcvcrish- .
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A'cauasa a)"
JAR
we.
.qwt .jrmpafimgqyfiaofina; ,; , _
I. Mutant-truss. RAILRMN
(pr «2303;11le expert “billions. and comps-tout tcla‘
:
"“311“!
int
1
inch“: :3
2 “I“
5'!
__t
. Bears the
storm ;
England. .
.ua rpm t-
dt‘fitmgfln-xl nradttnl» out at
,
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. ‘Poi' Infants mam“.
% The that it'll Have .
-» * » Always Bought
in
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