”{thn his: 'tlio" Mandolins of 06h-
ncI- licut met in state convention. they;
let 5'l0Ith (‘elitfltn colaratlotfi.
crtainpand Ive would advise a prompt inspection at .
sin or a pattern Mt. and should not rs.
ho moi too R
TO I; Loss II. In
To CLOSE 531.75.
THAT waits 33.50 TO c Loo: taro.
sh Points
,rnar tactic to. so To spout sans.
run was: mo To close ease.
I war was: $5.50 To cLoas M. In.
125' WIRIw
W9 oppose fléVtR I of the if!
h inmwrtuuo
it mmfilwd
corporations mono
llIIan Cosme“ to opply.~ih1ta
fic‘mmlm wIMt 5
"we befiowi wit
Klulo'y and ’l‘
5!.) o Wiley or
m stumoasau and cone 5mm,
THAT wen: 31.75 T0 CLos': :1. 10.
We also have a row odd nails (or a bottom
lch We will close5 out at 55aic5a5rly5 half Micro up
PISRTIERES
We will place the balance of cm portlcrcs in this sale at an EXTRA ' '
ROOQNT OF 15 PER CE5NT. Some: very cholccpattcrna and colors. .
in all of the above stylus,
Intention and t
ounlock the w id's markets for
surplus products It American
and Amerlctl'nzltillls."
has Thursday attorn
‘comiltteo othth'o whole; Mr.
in the chair. One of our hon
amen, Mr Hill
He rehd to the com
oso connectlcut
rations as to hte' protective tnrltiI
and the polcy or trade reciprocity. .
totes open Mondau and saturdau Ereninasi
OQI .lfle House
alerd-ldtchfle
nod the floor:
5:5!“th oi the whole
t that piattoInI will be resumed;
nvoutlhn and that III
In will so to Chicago to
Roosevelt in IIoml-l
firsttleuoy, with
eat“ when election
fit will mil up for him i
“99”" of the averagol
No other result‘
memories of 1894:
{in majority tart
ii}: i II 55)»me ion
git not yet pass
the memories or I
IIIIBanI of course, ,thc memories of the,
Ionilotl Wilson tariff. As i’egards the
dualrles smitten II) II that tarm was
Mr t General HMlgv cilled it in the
of lt~s “cruel" tarltl. ‘Thgpwllp
trusses. the relief committees, the idle
mills all of the horrRIIc experiences
or that time." said Mr. Hill Thursday
,“are Vivid realities to us
HII'sUd another thing: --
{not me an to the gentleman
l (Mr Williams)
Incithér the Inanntscturera nor
of Connecticut are
lingering death by slow
i th the definite knowl-
d sought under your
Introijwe would pref r to have
the me ed oféobtal‘nln
lit“) a d decisive. . We give you
cc II that if the time
c that the recon-
udustrlal system
A...
o
We have inst opéried a case .
of NEW EMBROIDERIES arid .
these with our usual- large assert
Intentimake an attractive variety t0
select from.
This is the seams illicit; the lit-
dies are especially interested In
. these goods and their wrii firiti
5 ATTRACTIVE PATTERNS and,
POPULAR I-PRiCES. .
Come and sea them at
i. I‘3l its
structitm of mi
devolves upon
construct II tar with all protec-
tion eliminated. It is better to have
the dynamite “plied at tho start.
In; in our northern c
the roof in mud shut
out and the walls tail-Ia down and
the riders removed. there is noth-
lnx lcrt but ,a foundation which
serves no other purpose except as
a monumppt to, matrix a hole in the
and a residence of that
kind w it not be: satisfactory to our
si‘ignup arid cliectlucly Mr Inn
ntlorncn from Mississip
r g‘iiescr has. the Massachusetts
auntaciurm «as
crawling upon
upthe dust. heg-
5 was a coarse
unworthy at a
m5501I‘l‘5lit3l Iciiiergur.
.13
: htoi'ld lithe fir“
., not: made. till now} C
hard bowed to none hut G
'mami. congressman
interested that
FairnelMIltch-
W} and
Ills owaidtairlct'
districts—cum! «o! manntactnr~
eta “disclosed by the tweltth
W1: double that or the
six-iota unwanted .hy
;Mmat c mmembers or the ways
84 Washington Street. South News“,
' Tclepho nc 1435-6.'
éfitqsays themégn the
”it“, :an tiledi t3.
M Work or the most noted bed factor-lies can be found'on our store.
design so new that you cannot' and here. While he have the
'sive beds made that can be called good. our stock embraces
“many novelties at moderate prices. and mm that on up 55th the fin— lip“;
A. now-rm" .
rats? 55.. tom anon.
dilon‘f with} chW radii,
mum bassinet
ha 1? or II Ito a “It
if: I .‘mt‘d in Vim Nervxt. W
5 a...“ I n ,. mm. o WW! -;,~.
“dim ration and Sudden Death sun
mum or- Imrk kiEss or heart action
1‘22er titanium. it is a moat Mrluua
f and d ngcrous condition in buJI. The
and II mutant?” maybe very slight, and
up aronily tr Vi
ut do not fat to hbeIl thorn it you
a c your lite We whruinxn nIo
lzn and unmistakable.
crvotthie as 'and weakness kiddi-
noun swimming or the head. strange
inlm tooling, trembliax. short- breath.
ulnltin‘ actuation, cold “I of foot and
In? fluttering or no ltatlon In left
all 0 ol’ the chest. tooling o: aaprohon
gimme: anxiety as it itnpondlng dan
(er. dlzrwslncss daytlmos, alaeplolsnoas
nt hi
.0. little over-exertion, excitement pr
IquIIIIn may brim; on the attacks at
any time. Sudden rising from a stoop
in: or recllnlnfl Iosltlon will cause dia-
clues», and rapt iv ellinbln stairs will
make the h It palplta n produce
we'arlnen and prison or breath in
some canon Ih'oro art) [Minn lit the re-
gion of tin: heart but in most casos'
thI-ru iII' no pain whatever. '
é'oc symmetric will re
Neglect 0
unit III hen flint: o5 or neural-
gia of the
lion. 8 J. DnttaFaystoath says2-
"it has been my InislorinnI to armor
for a long time with II very scIerc pain
in my stomach and lack of aiecp ilnd
ahat little sleep 1 did got was almost
worthless
heart trouble This had become worse
IlIan usual before I used Dr. Greene's
Norvurn blood and Ixerrwos'emedy but
since than i havo hm-n greatly heipe'd'.
Myalcop has been Improved, so that I
feel retreoliid. and in that respect
not like a boy. Tho pain in my stom-
ach, which I called indigestion. has left
me. I feel as though the wheels of
time had been turned hack a low turns.
and l attribute it all to Dr Greene's
Norviua blood and lllliIt Icrnedy
Lave llil hesitation in Inning holorc all
the world. that Dr Gwen's Norvura
lcads all the medicines that have ever
come before lilt‘. Publhh for the good
of others this letter out my photo
IIIaph. "
it you muttering {rum soak heart
weak nurses. or lily similar complaint.
take Dr. (hounds Ncrlura blood and
nerve remedy. it will lure .you and
give .IIIII p’IIrtect'thIlth 'Thc’ae trou-
bles are. especially dangerous and
must In all cases he cur: It immediately.
or fatal results will tolluw. 55 ,5
Dr (lrI-cuc' lwrtnm blood and
newer remedy s not a patent medicine
but the It rlptlbn of tin InoI-l I-Itlc
I-cssfu livl specialist in curing ner-
yous II II throlllt Iliuutlnvs l)I. Grcent‘.
(It dill l‘ll‘ih Ave New York Oil).
has an: luracst practiII la the. no,
t3.
and hi rand medical discovery to
Ice 13 .hla var-It cspvrluncg, he
Infant.“ ttiatlou of Dr Greene. is It
guarantor“ that his medicine will euro.
and tiszntcthpt ho caI5I55 hc inhabited
by anguish ny linden; pi me-
personally c; )' lotions
assurance of the beneficial 'actlon or
this 55woat’tertul medicine , ~ ; ,,
.i! ”Inna McKinley; it is not the pro
tee union of Theodore Rmvel t.
Reciprocity ia‘ an artalr or hire dulli
latte. ,“Mal of "reciprocity in not:-
competitive 59 not: exclusively“ is to
p nail ton common aduse.
ounebtl ut's voice was heard at the
II to convention of 19024!“th
1:5; unstrttgn swim in it It {was heard
. on. our on tor X all. mim-
{525$ relatively,k warp eds‘im obst ruotipnista
”any“ rblocklng’ Cuban- -AIaertc5au
£531 the protectlye t1
“1:3de in the house otl
., no 55h: on; It has been heard ht
anti Represewtivs E J. til tor
. hisftimciy h a has done the to
9|,lltllcw, tyi scrylcct .. ,.
W»
«.075th Van do the Right m». Now. 5
‘vssa, some 8
Iuvtm‘ou or LEI flirty: also. '
' no soul or} -tt :5
Rhom'da'vé. ‘ Nation and .Wliiia'dn“ M.
(idiom 0,; Bennett d William Mo
New Haven
gar enrich” and lisloIItridutII-fliior. which
hay. ave unsigned to Who Winchester
Aims Company III III: :aamo Wm '51‘110
Invention has ling
shell. or bod:
iA" liriiru plungci III located in tho bot
loin of the cup, 0 rislnla forward-
ly opening gas c iii: rocoas ’surroyr
ins Its been run it” bmlcoEUf
nus (hook liable rr nus ti: o outs-I5."
or the recess. 'l‘hore Is an input III
ecivlns head and II primer suatnlnlnit
or pIIinIcI brI-ochlng walhor located
within the cup and having the stem
passed Ihroash it. ,
I Mortimcl Bristol or Web Harl-
ford. him has fined to the Cu; stout
Fireairm Company of Hartfor all his
rights In a patent on a carriauo teed-
putent office.
The device consists at a chute in I“?
colvo and support a tllt) holding the
cartridges one. upon anotheI {A radio
locating plunger carrying a proioeilhit
hook in provided. to strip thecilp from
the lowest cartridge A lover is piv
mod to 'swiua across the managine and
nested with the plunger, whereby
thI movements utthc plunger causes
the lunar l0 tIanster the cartridge
horn the magazine to the path of the
plunger
Ernest N. llumphro) a New Britain
imeutor, has patented and assigned
.Iu the Tenure; Mine Manufacturing
[company rotkho‘aa mo place a new hero
isupporiet‘ l is a combination 0! u
pair of connections. one of which in
lrI-cnI-Id to a band. ti cast, oil on the
‘hand is adapted to be aligned with
the connector to which the band is so
{run-d The band is adapted to annoy
clith on a plurality of engaging means
on the count-tier. A hose grip in do
pended (ruin the suspender connection
’ftIr attachment to the hose.
, The Russell 6; Erwin company of
that llIlinln, who become the ow nor».
HI) nssigment of u pate. It Just granted
llo Nathan, W Crandall, oi Mcrldon on
Inn improved tllliu‘ foI itiwh shanks.
The invention is described as comprls
ling a pair of companion pieces iIaIlIIII
tllllt‘l‘nfllt‘ projection and notches lntcr-
looking with one another, alou their
llongitudlnal edges A metal s not is
i prmlded. the material or which is bent
up to form It bearing and catering to
[one of a pair or filling members one
Inning prolet-‘tloua. the new or the
she-ct being pressed into and around
the edge of these pertoratlons tor hold-
ing the member in place.
Another New Britain inventor. Sam-
l was also troubled with. uni R Munscu has been, granted a pa-
tent on a spring balance It consists
of a cylindrical case 0! the rolled up
sheet metal body. havlns protection
lugs with intermediate lint seats at
each end. Caps having cylindrical
flanges til. their edges are provided
for titling ‘and enclosing a short pot
tion of the case at each or its ends.
These caps have mortises lust insldt‘
.ut the name Tile with edge or the
mortise is unbalantially, the. plane ol'
the turret face (It the flange the lugs
passing through the maniacs and are
headed dawn to secure the can In place.
\ir. Munson has assigned his mum-
snrnc place. , .
oaseuwicu' Has" insomnia:
ooImII Man undid. arm Ihtorind
Motley and Valuables. . . .
GREENWlCH, Fob. 25.—-—-I§etwot‘lt
two and three o clock this morning the
residence of Willis Smith.
agent at New Rochelle was entered
in a burglar. who, after eating II meal
from the sideboard made good his cs
cape in spite of Smiths pursuit La-
‘ in and cniemd the home or J. F. Stud-
well. a grocer by turning one or the"
windows in the dining room MtéI
thoroughly ransacklnz the first floor.
the intruder made his way to the sec
ond, floor, where he secured a gold
I“Itch, and chain a pocket book cow
was; Checks to the value a; $300 and
hMinoan. Hp wasln rruptedln
his work by the whitening 'Mr Stud-
well. who toppled withhlrn but did
not spec laboldlng um, and the
burglar: made good his escape
icAbout 5 a In. thcf’ort
its and ed. a colored man grain: into
town. ac a very 3qu ions man-
ner. He won (i ran for ,a few steps
look around. and, walk for a short dis-
lance. than ¢°. tingle run n: The
man Wad ”mill on auspie on. Short-
ly,atter his arrest word “fired ah I
the burglaries. and upon being séarc
ed his pockets were i and to contain
the stolen articles e admitted his
guilt. The authorities think this is
the man who {stylized the neighbor'-
imid for the putters weeks. by bars-
ar as
.a rIIouaIItI', gurus runowu
"My sit
in.
hat» and [a
“‘“"‘ Inc-w
shwdu Advdrtlscments.
‘Ww -—-sw-u-~
M .. I .‘I. “I . § ..
woos mm as Date -
wasumo'rou u. II. It's . iii} 1
ave invented andr
nAtlon
myths cu ”iii“
therein and lnsulal‘erlwfmm
lug Ichleo inst granted to. him by the .. ‘
tlon to hinders Frary & Clark of tha
Twott-tou ago. and Securing ,5 i
{I olght’
tor the tubular Ioturnod to the Iieih'
I This... I...
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‘I ivovoliln In Duos Trimmings.
For the Tailored Gown there are Gimps and Braids
without number. The Military Braids have an attraction
for every woman and numerous are the styles in which
they can be applied '
Black Silk Galloons are n great demand and come
with either straight or fanc‘y edges.
Persian Bands and Embroiderics are in profusion. al~
so the heavy Cable Enibroidtries. ‘1
Gold is prominent. and there Is a glint of Gold Thread
everywhere. Clbth of Gold. Beltings. Garniturcs. Pen-
dants. Motiffs. Tassels and Cords.
Etamincs are embroidered in white and cream
grounds for application to the various shades of dress
goods. - I
The advice of expert sales women in selecting suitable
Dress Trimmings is freely and cordially given if desired.
Woman's direct Glam. $1.00.
Heavy Capc Gloves in assorted shades of tan. fasten-
ing with one large gilt clasp. very stylish, $I.oo._
Gray Mocha Gloves with white or self-stitching. one
clasp. $1..oo
The P5. & L. short- -fmgcrcd Glove. all colors with
black and white. Simon.
The “Tampa." 3 long-fingered Glove in all colors. with
black and white. $1.00.
Handkerchief. mm
For Women. All linen hematitchcd llundkr'chlcis
With small script initials. 5 cts. caclt.
Sheer linen hcmstitchcd Handkerchiefs with small-
initials aml fancy butterfly design. very dainty. Io cts i
each. ,
New models of Spring Coats and Wahting Suits are
on exhibition In the Cloak and Stilt Rooms.
fit.
t"
W omAT READSE
Radium Bouzht. boil f been
in use bit-m byur '30 years. has borne mm“
. «I. adhaohecnmdonnderhlspar—
' " , soh‘a'lsnpcrvialou since its tonsil
» Align! no one museum youln “Iii.
an timeshares. Imitation. and “Jigs ” mm“
Bxpelhloma that trifle within“! Mommas of
Mahdi: ass flm—mfifiom W figment.
: ' 'atflé' CASTOFl‘iI-l
uni-"isles: substitute for consummate
3: , Ryan’s- It to PM «It
, s not- other narcotic
\
narcotics. It destroys warns
1*: was Northrop amt}, Wind,
Troubles, euros Constipation
:tIIo
“901“,;
natural
“pond.“
in one mappeit “fillhaih 6‘35
limbo; , ,
“wi%§%_ we
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