IN OUR CROC2KERY DEPT
.i 6*!“ THI‘ IALANCE or con Irma CHINA AND pone:
Nflla.‘ 'rIA AND you." earn Ar 'rIII Iquowma our
‘5. ‘In‘figtdtfi‘t
Dinner and Tea Sets "
2:222” a cIIIItA aura. an 100 I-II'oIh w'As 02A» new new.
It, c not otutlaa an I00 mace wA‘tt $20.90 Now 010.20.
. , Iit WI manta In nurture WAS 022.00uo2w. tta’oo.
. ' Ila'lipAiIt than“ earn: Pisces wIA‘I who now $10.00.
Ian roacILAm omnea err 112 attic“ WAS time now 0000.
II poacaLAIN TIA OFT so pIIcIttI WAI 00.00 now «.00
PORCIkAiN TIA arr urtacaa WM 06. so NOW 04-..00
Toilet Sets. "
.. .
i.I H PIQRCELAIN 10 PIECE 8: 73 watt: IIOOMOIW. $7.20.
' II aoaeIILAIIt to mac: I: re wear «.00 now 09.50.
ILtaII aoacILAm 10 mm at: ta watt: $35.00 ad’w 04.00.
‘ IIII rohctLAm to piece as re went: use now as”.
tan POMILNN to meet one wEItE «.00 Now $3.15.
tart PORCILAIN to mac: a: re wens 02.50 NOW 01.00.
.2. I22w°uid advise an only call. (it desirIOuI of any of then goods) a0
#10 Ii'amaining quantity is very "halt. I. -
Fancu China and Glass.
WI will not atop to quote prion 0 it then gooda II our attack to very low.
Monday anew“ SaturdaIt Evenings Onlu
inpw “l I it
R EVANT
South Norwalk. Conn
(2'
M will allure you a Iaving of an [per $6M g? 30 per cent. on the balance...
We have just opened a case
of NEW EMBROIDERIES. and
. , these with our usual lame assort°
' ment make an attractive varietu to
select from.
This is the season when the la-
tiles are especiallu interested in
these goods- and then will find
ATTRACTIVE PATTERNS and
lfOPSULA-R PRICES.
Come and see them at
DICKERMANKISON
84 Wuhingtbn Street. South Nomad.
Telephone ”3- -.6
.‘“I"It
._ an" WA-._:I.-._...3
I. ”at work of the most noted bud factories can he found on our doors.
Vh'o design so he“ that you cannot find bere. "While we have the
‘ .lve beds made that can be called good our stock embraces
hairy novelties at moderate. prices. and from that on up to the tin-
‘tlltdc‘.L We have sortie'ha'rgaiu alu beds that will interest the closest
2142;; .-. . I...«I.:l. .1»:
WMTE ENAMEL: {2.89 to 31.8 9.02
it! I1 :1
,2! 22 II ‘II
H” -'t Rtgw‘y
an er
lag;
(I I00 1:”th cm 0. II [I
«if .nought that
it?” It ninth ' 22222222 02°22022 "2222“
n u n a
certain titnlm‘ .yura. Alter n in-
torm'ii melon. tyne voted re-
tonight" It r to“: latitv‘a'y commit-I
2““ o 1'9 t
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8 on I
ttoatl 2003.0 ‘i‘lt‘e'ltnmt
loom 3 ‘
Mr 2NibllI“ hill but lté' ‘ll'dm not!
Intent to in mmaibla for It Iliiilit
thin. and lie t-tmtthtercti that tin ifullll
Itll Willi Very rmhohaible n i It mat
.ter one single lite. In lit: up pnloalsl
Wui‘tli more than any Itruttunt .ot pray-l-
Elf!!! tic added that the council (to d
uttnrdfttt let thiat or lilontt
up Itlinyhollw y."
ii a
Iii",!i ’[ht‘ WW t'i‘l‘d. .Mltillitl
poalttdn Was
merely the name II being done III or or
the I-aottntry anti ht- mrntioucd l’hiln-
dolphin Warhlnaton. Baltimore
t .iwt cittca pannintt law for the mitt it
o! the public
(T-tyuntlltpa'u :i-‘r'd 2et"it-lt, S ,\n|lilt'l‘.'
chairman n! the tlro co hint“ at, IIIIItnd
that ('ity Fire Inspector John W.
Greenwood had reported to him that
he had waited curry lIIuiidltIy,I wIiIIIu'cI
ample ointment» in tho «its and NV
bad nntiiittt owncra who had not tak- '
cu iltn' proper precaution. it ln' poo-I
tor titeeuu‘ood was not attend! I to
itia dtitiI'I. Mr. Niblmit' a reanlutioni
the tumor Iur wart
had liotn doing mme than any tnspu-o ‘
tVtu- iu the Inuit it-II I'.earu V '
the your
arm Tami ‘5'
ratio. an
clotted u
“thvclorlt‘ t;.vory Ibutldtug Inoi
ltogp may limit titrttttttt't-
it (‘Htlfllit‘fl W'cte provided. The.
are u safe and Councilman Nihtmtt
quick instant-rd VII hall In Main nit-.IIIII
orct t2};
(‘ounIlItnau William M. Betta. llII
said 00m Ihc‘ had seen about scvuenty
the pool old In hall them and thv
o a narroa‘ Ittairwav Countiituan:
(iot'IldI thought that an long on the t it)
utlldu.
,Maynt Smith autd that up unsaftjl
buildings: had lit‘t‘n lt'liili'lt‘il in him. i
('tutut'ilmau Ambler tc- intrt'ut'cti that
tnaptw'tot (lItenuOotl i-I tiniht: Non-i
thing miscible and iii nothing III-tut 1
ill”) along the lines mentioned.
it vI'IIa brought out that the inspec-
lor'a duty it: to notify owners of im-
sure, buildings to comply with the law
and if they do not. to who” the dc-
ilIIqttcnt'y to the council.
This living the 'taht', (‘tItinclimnu
Betta said that he know of one unsafe
place the cwnei of which Inspector
Greenwood had ordered to comply with
the inn unsuccessfully. and the math-r
had not in cu reported to the count“.
(‘OIIIII-ilmau iicta congested that it
doubt he. a good idea to how MI.
lirmnnood' apricot httorc the Iounctl.
I nIItuzilmttn Jniuctt l'. ilali Itlao thought
that It would be well for Mr. (lt'et'u-
“nod to nppcarN
(‘IWIIIutlimau NilIltIc'lts resolution It»
Iu'IginItlh worded. called for the cloa-
inr: of mm- tir'aptoot‘ buildings. but he
was quickly rhown that this would
mean the clotting of every building iul
tiII- city. it was critical that his in-
tention war tho- closing of buildings.
without proper I-xitn and tho escapes.
'i‘hr mayor ans til' the (million that
It a . Immitico Mia appointed. the:
'lKUlBI' fire committee Iouuld constitute
2:22: committee tailed for in the resolu-
t 0
The question of thc rosolutlon' a te-
aaiits was brought up and Countliman
Nlhlor it turned in City Ultrk ..i BI-ldeu
iturlh'utt and asked hint it he did not
Ihiak it was all right. Mr. ituIlIItItt
rop led that he an in attendance to
rec til the pttxoedtnia; or the meeting.
and not to give an opinion:
Upon the receipt of this unaer.
i‘ount-llman Nibio’cit aiid that he would
then mote that. the resolution be refer
you to the 0'”) attorney for .m opin-
on '
The question “as tloat d it) t‘ oqu- It-
man William 1".lAIt'kwbod aiming that
and .
would in all right but he thought that I
doing rvetyllilngi
nounible. and in fact in tile opinion not
i‘ ountl‘iman Nihlock' II idea unit it! "
apprdnt II I'Ommlttcc or three to hate
the proper means of ca 1
diecuaeton turI‘Iui to building's whit-hi
grocery store. and market of:
only men II of setting out WM by ain t ,
has an inspector he should look iiflt‘r2
these matters unit it he was not dolntt I
his duty thtjn the tunnel] nhould taltc~
it An 21000000701“.
..Antl and
h V
T ° It'l'tl” with: “TERMS”
it your menstruation In‘d litter
.dqtt't.‘ do their win-it w'ell. you lwill unre-
Iy' Ittitfor. l‘a‘adtiua, or diwauot lhoae
0an. cloud the wt; system and-
Ikott natrbioott' no. It It norm. Thw-
piaxion limp hooolltoi note or «III
mud dat'it ilnaa appear under the
12’3“"
other ayltntonut pru' litre to 2t‘ulluw
2atwh II bad taste in title mouth gun in
tin ainmach. loan of appetite. biilouu
Vii I. mutilation. ilnttptt‘ulm'aa. iIt'aII-
It lt‘. paipltatlou. nervouancaa and m. 'I
hatutilon.
itivory one o: 00th eondlti'otia lead»: -
In IIcrlouI dinoaac if not checked. Mr
John Moore little in one of the "MN”
lotomotivc E221 inaerit It the United
Stator How ".0l)tllll MIIIII.
itI liii'i and??? t roaitltng at
230 W 7152:? l. Mimi. Ht-
PHI‘ \‘l‘l
y me tin
at innittttigu Near WIT I"
The‘ Elite Manoliio tfdma itt' Winn“
turd in out) ot tho. but MOM tut-cm
dttic home» in Couuoc long2 ally! l
Mtu'itleu Record. Within the vital
t-tIIr many impmvcmotnu hate been
with: around tilt: premium of tho. .i'tit"
9p ItIIIInI
Iyqtcm
'iiatth til the apartmoniu III 'otte of thi-
mutt,» 1I'ItltiltloIIII ttIadt'. lit ”to liulldlllr.
(‘ahdlca acre “and iterrtttftli‘d. ‘
Thcrt- arc Aixtt innInieI-I of the home
and all but Your are. able to take their
meals in ”lt‘ dining room.
A tine broad Idatrcuae iI-IIIII to the
second flour, and thI together with tho
nutttt ctIrrIIlanI. III laid with rubber mai-
iian iIotIaIIt with It gift of $40 from the
idttait'rtt Star I-.iIItpter I
The entire building is fitted ctimplt'ic
with cloetric lights at a Lotti III 8600
ultloh whit pitch in the Connecticut
itrand (‘iItIptI-r of the Eastern Star.
1‘ III» second and third tiopt'II arc alt on
up in rooms for the lumatea. They are
very Kind to NH" \‘ltilltii’il and all or
lil't‘i'ilit‘tl their antlntaciltm with the
home. I, .
The Immune age, of the lnmntca in
are
lI‘Illit'tl tht hmtpttttt catch ('Im'tiin I
tun lit-Ila Throughout the build nil
tin- n- in II Inlil‘ ti) atom of heating and
plumbing. aim at qulte frequent inter
\tlla are placed tire extluauitihcral
' Pitt-rt room is well lighted. in most
{endear-e. An electric tight
0;. The-rt ttrt- tap IotImIt that
land terminate on small \orantlaha (ii
Ihty roof» or the oil. in case of tire each
ronmunuid be accessible immediately
_ The view from all parin (It the horn:
is rytrcnwly fine and well worth a trip
there. ‘
mick of the main building is the or
plumage the laundry and It third build
tug that is helm: fitted tip ail a librar}.
Superintendent and Mra Rontaud
ich won the iriendnthip of every per
son at the institution. Somc ut the
women at the llOl’lltt‘t'flnl‘tl tho Imper-
wtth I2080|2||ipv null,
Sciatica l Iliad the bent dot-tote, but
without much toilet A (flood of t2nlnc,
who was also an engineer. commend-
ed Dr. Greene‘s Alert-m loud. and
Irene remedy, and I dropped the doc-
tors and bought A bottle of Net-yum.
Before it u an I little. ou-r half 30nd, i
felt that i ran on th2tV- mend and l
iuoit three bottles and today. i any It
utIll man. launch it.
"lit.
III-Ire remedy has matte. qty" him In
light/or, by b'uilditn: up nil run
up atom The ailment. (III print cut h d-
Inuce to me watt kidney ironic whit' II.
II thoao alto Sum-r t’t'om. it 21th“: ab
soluteiy ttutiltt a man (0r buIqueItL ct:-
pectallv it he in of It nertoua tempora-
ment lit. Gt‘necuc' Nonura baa built
mo up at) that 1 tan aafcly pronounce
it the superior of any proprietary plotti-
t-int- i ever used. 1 rocon'mpnd it to
1.0" "
This i'ttull'tl) in tin purest. cure ever
known I.» UI‘IHHN' It Nervura blood
Mitt nuru» rcIncIiI lr‘ the diacmcr) of
Dr. (troupe, of tilt I‘ItttI Avruue New
York Cit-I. thl' mosl' tlI‘I‘IisB‘l'ui Apr-tint
ist in curing normal and chmnli" din-
eaaoa. He can be (unsuited tree per-
sonally or by letter ' ’ '
Recommended and tor Iale by all
druggilta.
"| Mitt tIIltt-II
......
FIirtiIld County Dalapatea Converted
in Bridgeport.
Bridgeport iuay be t'iih mot-ting war 0
'nr the National tonwution of the An-
dent Order of Fiiitcrninnx‘lu i905. All
of the (lt‘lthfllCS t'tnm “(00"!!!th to
thoIcotIventiou to he held in St. Louis
this year will matte an ctfort to brim;
in- contention thou-
M'r'. Niblot-it It resolution be laid on tho
table The motion prevjnilcd.
toun'cilniahu Miblurks comment unt- '
'Nowl it"n ltlllrd.‘ ' " replied tin"
tnayor, "it": into on the table. ,_
~ A letter from Ithr. sttuutorn Nun limp. .
iaIIl Tclrphodo' (onipauy, uniting por-‘
mi stun to lay the toutlttit through
wait sum from the tunnel. up ottIt
Hill to East avenue nan read byJI ay-3
or Btntth The. catapult promised tot
rcpttitcc. 0‘0 Il'rtht
lira satiahittton 0 the council. .
"(live them uotttip g" wan Counclb
than Nib! or'ka troo‘i‘IIIIaendatioa. filo.
had found?t that the telephone people
were it .1 lie was tar) enough
amnat‘ proposition. VCo hell on
Betta ”21.12 bier did not an eye
Redgrave neodldbe'reptttced. . .
Mayor rtstnith helletpd that the coun-
10min “not. Act. Itn'otttygb la tit 0 tone.
tor.I and 053222? ia‘tr on the an 'tuet-t should ‘
at o thoangtpy What the
I i
Ithriimau tWootlld chairman ott
it t committee said, that Manager A.
v; M’ai o unaneqticpt
WI Ils’l‘ntcm: 10.0
‘ ‘ hint (“003'
Jim in! 22h“ dnpble to. and
Mtiy‘ho' id hat e to tulip
“ 0022 agavidea‘tfi’mnna
Ell
0.: Rage... __-t
V Bridgeport
. Ignore. the Cit: Iadi
At ihc .06me tom: utitut hold in
Sunday Ununty I‘ritaldnnt-
Mithm-I Mullins prodded and all 0! the
divisions in the state \wre rcprmwutul
by tile deli-alien from emit 'ihrv Itch-
nitm wax held in illitcrttiau ilali it
Was votctl iIII III-em. all of the members;
in the county tueltty- live chats to Ill“.
(my the expenses of the comm preal»
dent in attending the national (enven-
tiou.
The reports of the unicorn (uniniti-
“wont to the en-V i um found the organtuttton in a flour- Joseph R Hurley died' that night at
lahina condition Tht otllt'cnx 02! the
(Haunt) organisation am as follows:
Resident. Michael Mullins or Stam-
lord: tire-president F. ii. Flynn of
Bridgeport: secretary Patrick Run.
of Dualiury; treasurer Daniel Hogan:
chaplain Rev. Father Sheena. of
Bridgeport. . '
ILIZZAao swears oven Iaocu as.
Til.
ROCHESTER. N. Y. March t.—I~A'
severe blimrd “rapt over this hit)“
laat. night. in a short time. trolley lines
were practtchlly tied up and tu'Io'vI
dflfla on the aldevrnlks were almost in-:
“mountable. A thunderstorm necotn-:
Muted the blimrd.
‘cdttes wnuour" eron‘hcii 00%.
.t
Hymnal Gurea Caurrit fly 5'
Irelthing. leitfltia PhIlr’mlcY
land Money it it Fella to Cure.
A long stride toward fiohlllfi the
mystery of Curing tat haM' incit-
still the Vdinumers 'of lyut'ttci .ln
tart. the Defycntatzc of euros by this
it
"The {our of taltit‘tc medicine? fol.
ligationnoh to cure catarrh
the
cold 00mm “W
(:rI-ono'u Nt-fliitil blood rind]
5 and 001;- ;tmutne wad: Hazel Salve.
Pmmlzlauufli anal?!“ "
“2.9:”
time confine: “qu
_ 22252 V .
llilt‘li'li'lll "pop" and the matron in ad
tirt-Im-Il :IS “'nwtltor."~
t—v
, HAT TRADE PROSPECTS.
A: the Hat Review Slxoa Them Up ant-
Writ" of Them.
lirlght and alert relation: and Inert
Inc otht'ra have become comi'nt (‘1‘ that
brown hats Would Ito" and undoubted
i) he hcarttlt welcomed. if thct wort
properly brought torwzard they alao
name with out view, long entertained
that trade uiil not he neat-LI as good
r00” it ottttht to in! until brown ltttta art
so more placed on Rate mt they
itouid be—ornt situpy one or too such
ate: in a Iliow- window lull of blacks
hut. in the reverse proportion, Int cri
ilcnctnp; the fact that the retailer.-
ttavt- confidence in the hats, and re
nerd ihvm‘ Its the right things. and to
tend to make tin-m go. xaya the Hat
RF'VTI'W. It route with the retailers It
Intake brown hula a nucrcatt this sprint:
and flltlklllli.’ them the Fill‘f't‘n‘fl‘uf "1'
Hanna tut-aha a larger spring huaincnt
titan retailers have known in a tour
time.
Owing to the long continunnct of tin
revere woothtr a winter that. hat-
broken the records for low tempera
Inn 0. trade in wring goods has been
retarded: and oIdt-ht hate be In htlti
tun-it to an unusual extent. it It.- roa-
aonaiiie to suppose that when the re
turns are all in it will be tound that
ultolcattters attd retailers will have
cleared out Morita or winter goods
more, ctoneiy than in previous years.
for the cold weather has been gent-rat.
prevailing everywhere Mount in or
tremc southern auctions and the degree
of cold being on Very great the con
sumptiou of tr-intI-I 0000.30 of all kind
has 'becn exceptionally large as It mat
in tit necessity: with HttK‘kG sold down
low. dealers will he in [road ctmdiitut.
tn "lll’t‘hlfll‘ spring woods. and will un-
doubtedly soon becomt' lll‘lh‘t‘ lIIIyt-rs
(ith‘I-r conditions; are favorable for all
ittt'renaI-d trade; it the usual rules lt‘
No the mum of the vt'I‘athcr are
luorlted out. we will hate an early and
more extended spring than for some
5 time pant.
PROMINENT DERBY MAN DEAD.
\‘EW HAVEN March L-(‘barlca lt‘.
t-‘t~ilou'_cs of Derby. formerly clerk of
the court or Common Pleas of Hart
lord and private aoerotar) to GOIcrnor
this lion's home in Derby after a long
iat‘cknasa of Brldht' It disease. lie war.
69 years old and team a son and
.dan‘hter. the former being the RAW-
Edward C. Fellowea pastor of the Sce-
and Conventional Church of Derby
l Charles E. Fellows FAB born in
lHarttord and mu graduated from. Yale.
in the class at L858. 0‘ which Justice
lllmjid J. Brewer. Chauncey M. DEW-W
.aud' others who have Iained national
eminence were alao members. Later
he itittdied taut and practiced in Hart
ltord. He a'aa clerk of the Court. or
Common Pleas there from the time of
'III annotation (or thirtyono tears.
Eliurlug the administration of Joseph it
zit nuiey as governor Mr. Followos was
his private secretary.
THE NAME WIICH HAZEL.
.,Tlto name Mitch Hazel in much
abused. uncuttttV &2 (.30.. Bitten:
Inn. are the latenturu of the original
.p\ certain can: tor cuts. Burner. Bruin
‘lcs. Etnetmt. wetter. rile; etc. There
are many «entertain 01 this wine.
30mm or which are dangerous. antic
two: are all worthiness In Win:
inn and tho litilttlicu now 0.00 a very .
I'Itniuhlnx iucphdeacettta lu'
oaaca two wludotva all hails ton'noct -
Mix”? rial
ATRET
Tailored Costumes for Spring.
Among the new Tailored Gowns that arrived Satur-
day are three that are so distinctive. so individual. so out
of the ordinary that we. také much pleasure in showtng
them .
A suit of Black Voileot the finest quality. and that is ,
what we mean, you can buy me better by the yard in any.
establirhmcnt, has blouse jacket and skirt as follows. The
skirt which fails over a lining of lustrous black Taffeta
the same length, has a alight decoration in the way of flat
Tafl'cta bands, but the linea are so graceful. and the
sweep so perfect, it cannotiail to attract. The jacket.
which is blouse in 'trontrand back. terminates in a wide
crushed Tah‘eta girdle- There is a wide collar. the col-
lar that gives the drooping effect to the shoulder, the
style of 1830 so much desired. This is trimmed with braid
and black insertion. The sleeves are finished with soft
cream tinted lacc‘that‘ falls over the hand. $55.00.
A Blue Voile of beautiful shade and fine weave
through which the Taffeta lining shimmers softly. has a
tucked skirt and blouse jacket of the latest mode. A sil-
vcty braid is used for the very slight trimming on the col-
lar and front of the garment. The sleeves are large and
the deep flaring cufi‘s silk- lined. $45.00.
Another Suit of dark Brown Bunting has an unlined
skirt which is cut on graceful lines to the knee where in-
verted box pleats produce the wide flare so well liked and
easy for walking. The coat for this is an Eton. lined with
brown Taffeta. the collar and revers edged with a narrow
Persian band of delicate coloring. There is also the fav-
orite silk girdle and the long shoulder ciicct. $4 to.
to.
".79!
Other Gowns there are in plenty. Serviccable Walk-
ing Suits of Cheviot and Tweed. checked. striped. and
plain.
The Embroidcries. as announced yesterday. are read}
for you. Linen Waists wide Linen Embroidered Bands.
and Edgings of Nainsook. Cambriq and Swiss.
v
mm 000 Have Alwaya‘ Boa hi. and
Which
the over 30 yearn. heather-no the 8
II
W and has equ’ diode er Ida not-
soon! on rviaion since ittt tum
Allow no one todecelvo you in this.
All Ununtert‘eite, lmitattona an “ J ust-na-good” are but.
'leperimeuta that trifle with III I 0|“th fito health of
Infants and Ohfldreu-Experlc -0 against Experiment.
72.22“3 3’”
What lg CASTORIA
020200 is a harmless substitute for Captor Oil:
grim; Drone-am photons: syn-J It Is’ mm
. up flip}, [glue not other xii-coils
‘ data mm. It destroys Worm
«II. 1:31 on Diarrbtfilt' and Wind
,_a
F
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and V, _ one: “ml late the
' "titer-mm :00»!qu Adm thy and. natural steep.
The Children'a mm_ othe‘r’s Friend.
Year “
..Qttor .30
itf-teltt m‘ It 22022222iuw°
' "m p "’2 2°” ° 0 R‘awtttfmeum‘id‘dt,
any ,
and I cure is certain
LO.
putt
our“ dae-
PRAlRlE DECKER, Wis" March 1
-—Two amnion. uotlter Ind damter.
ham been cremated in I or. which
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Rat '
Ino-
not
. . I Foley'a Honey and Tar destroyed the Sherman Hones. The
' Ito’s ..tite $th but heals diamily 0:100an Routers pro .
may and Wu“ or the hotel epca Ialih di cult!-
Md III) do not. takicbmg on
mitt. away. v on ey'e
1106‘” M
The torts Iran Hill l.
. l' cu’l'd TO OUR! IA LO IN ONE DAY
222’ ”Mm 1'0:qu ‘0??? Take laxative rqm'o Qulnine Tablets.
:ittire Ali d'ifuutsita refund' the money‘tt it
Talia new IE. 2"" drove! almttur:
x.
:"M. jt'altefi villi? ‘00 you 'chil i10ie'"2ia' on
nth" "Yea, lt'a been map.
\ mu "till”! forgets II tarot he
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