”'WLLLLL“;
Dinner and
OHIIAV NNIR QIT 1%
. nit iris IALANoI oi- oua tithe cNiNA ANo editor
. it". ‘r-IA ANo TOILIT II'rI AT rNI rattowme cur
"I' .. “it“: ..
1‘ ”311‘; .‘Jfl’. “'1
Tort Sets}
PIIcIa wAI tattoo Now 51w.
. TAN cumA oiNfiIA ad 106 "III was room now moo.
”Vt-i eNtNA omNIa In 130 PIICII wAa moo Nd‘w Iiduo.
No-ILAIN nINNIIt seine rIIbII wAI iiiJud Now Itoao.
IoIoItAIN oINNIA an no etIoII wAI I17.oo Now Iooo
.roaloILAIN TIA" arr or pieces wAa “.00 Now 05.91.
I-‘oacItAiN TEA In sermon more.» Now not.
'“ debi
Minion quantity is very small.
Sets'
ii ro'VIIILAIN 10 File: a: TI wIaI woo Now Iaao. ~
N aoNo'ILAIN to PIIII II II WI'III «.09 Now Iain.
N aoaoILAiN to riser. I: 7a was Into now Iran.
wuuta advise an only call. (It doIIriouI of any or time good.) u imp.“ m machine . “twill!" pi
_, ll attire you I saying of 20 par
[TU
Vtin and Ann Streets.
Iv rob meson: ‘
Milli n Paid Fro
Itat‘o Sit m‘. m
f D. “arch: .-0rders were
torilay by the auto comptrol
or the payment by the
the amounts due to the
no towards the maintenance
. a. The rate is $2. 25 for each
eon the ate: at i and to anti
Inn to be distributed la “79¢
This will be paid from the civil
o2: Iaoney from the school fund
, Wl with the treasurer and
ards the payment of the 92. 25
pupil enrolled The exact
Hit the interest iron the ach i
not as yet been limited. ,e'l‘
i children between the
0, 'enumeroted in the on
219014 The ioliowln to
. '9 number oi school 0 thi-
Mild the oniount of money paid to
county for school purposes
,. Children of
school age Amount.
ii 346 $99,178.00
07‘. .023 150,104.00
19 00 42,795.00
44.070 101,189.60
"9.913 22.30100
13,974 31.441150
8.0 «i motion
5.4 12,163.50
“3,014 “79281.50
in ii
‘V _ ay. 9 Syrup: natures
= id? Vooths colds pulmonary
oi every sort
to AT BOSTON.
_ ,fii‘hi‘i -—wuuum ud-
”aground?“ Chit-dab
poem for Great B'rtthln'
. Maid e vacantby
dear the BritlIh consul
Wlhdh‘am will leave
tin a few weeks. (
e saves lives." Dr.
Faucu China and Chas.
WI Will not Itop to quote prion 0 if time gooda as our stock to very low.
cent to 30 par cent. on the balance.. .
RTE
. South Norwaitr om
IcitooNVIN NAI IVIIN nILIAIIo.
-—-da—ia
Claim of Tim Nottingham For Rosco
my VIIIII From loo settled
' For 01.100.
WLONDON, arch 2.-—Bchooner
CalvlnP. arm. oi in, Me. Stabilis-
ton 910.. i Phlllilolpllia with 000 tons
oi sites which was pulled out of the
ice in n: inland sound after floating
helpleua lit the does for iii days. the
reunite being eliocted by the iuI Not
tlushatu. which subsequently tied a
libel against the craft. was releaaod to
day, a settlement being enacted for
It 100. captain C. It. Tingle. theater of
the Nottingham. settled the claim in
behalf of the owners oi the tug the
Celt Railway of New Jersey. The
llhelp para were math: eout for u 000
and this A In repress tad more i.
the valné o the vessel and her cot-Io.
The case interested marine circles
and the turn skipper. was severely m
criticlaed tor his action. though he was
following orders from headquarters.
Captain Hiatus oi the lel'lli Acknowl-
edged that his craft was in the midst
of an 100 field. trom lwhich he hit!
been unable to escape and his vessel “in.
was in imminent. danger or being
crushed, and It was extremely haIard-
one for the tug to so to the rescue:
Captain Hiatus aaye that in the lit
days his craft floated up Ind down the
soiuad be elInI‘lled but and steamers
for' aid; but hone obthem paid any at-
tention to his signalii until the arrival
at the tug Nottl‘litliatn. ,
TO GVUVRI A 305.0 "I ONE DAY
Take tannin Bonito quinine Tablata.
All druutn'ta refund the money it it
out-9' hi W; Grave‘s signature
is on x'Aoeh hos. hid.
ML...”- ..
IURGLAVR RAaflgKID DANIU RV
'. 95. .
w. '.
A BUVRY starch 2.-A9Vt burglar
inane bit the home iii John Nedarthi.
. Mammy coal dealer on HoDermott
his been chosen for than“
t'aome timo that night and aa- -
dbttIhri
ninety six
.1!“
it"... .
a
poll 'upona Imum' unfit-‘13::
their report Thor
report that. t by {thorothly posted all
the machines submitted tot Thar
were a noun machines on
[only seven Mioundmltahla. .
Anions the» machines was the one
or “(it and intuit. & Judge Id: M.
.diitl. 0i WIllini la oilpr wan to
lrent 20 or more clilnos to t dppau-
Intent. for "28 per year. or wt motor»
for 7250 A year. its aleo uttered to sell
i lhflai' machines outrilht id: 9000 with
{out imotor» and tor 009 with motors.
The proposition to rent eluded all art-
bounce urinatalluiim. repairs; etc. but.
it the department. would hear 1th 0x4
pause Mr .iudd would rest his ma-z‘
. chines for $1in per year.
i The committee reports as follows on
i ML‘ .iudd'u mnrblne: "This uchtue
‘.rild not prove satisfactory up er the
WM. While Mr. Judd has perhaps the
i foundation for at good mat. blue. it. is
[not yet uuitlclenlly developed to war-
irant the do artmeni eniertac into n
looutraot wit blip tor the hall uncut
your." ‘
i
' The tests were made with short let-
lefli. long letters and postal rerun. 01'
Vi the short letters the Judd mdciilpe can
veiled l2. 881 an hour 0! iheVIe iii} In
i each thousand iDl‘OVOd It'uperieci,’
were alrlppod.h and 5 were. mutilated,
991,9. The tiny and Dolphin tiller- was
highest in thin test with 29 {Hit iettdru
an hour and a percentage of 981.0 The
test with long flatter» flVe the .ludrl
pinchino In overdue of 8295, per cent.
but oi 4. 800 cancelled in one hour. with
165 in each thousand importer-1.10
shipped and lb mutitntflod Here too.
the Hey and Dolphlii Filer led with a
percentage ’ot‘ 99.9 out or :57 900 can-
celled in an hour A In the (exit with
poatai carda der‘nona "rated the superl-
unity of. the. He? and Dolphin machine
which secured a per'cetitaI‘e of 93.
while the Judd machine Only got 500.
The tanner cancelled 38. 570 cards
while the Judd machine conceited 19. i
053
The committee recommended the
udoptlon oi l00i machtndI. and divid-
ed them up amount the tollorrtn con
corps: The international Posts Sup-
ply company; the American Postal Ma
chine company: Barr 1 sup ply
company: the etiolumh Poo lsupply
compan; e Barr Pylre MIchine com-
pany; t e B. 9‘. Cummings company.
and the (leary Supply commit! The
committee also recommended thpt th'iv
ilepartment rent michinea instead at
buying them outright. I
POWER BOAT BEGULATIUNB. . 1
Congressman Branrlouee today limo-i
duoed in the lithium I large petition
irom yachting men and power boat
owners oi NIw buildup. unto-t the
(innovator hil to regulate the running
of small power boats. The petition
was aligned by Home 90 oi the moat
prominent cltlms oi New London in‘
ridding the members of the yacht r- tubs
urNcw Haven. .
MR. llllJ. CALLS 0N. I'REflllmNT.
resuutative Hill of Connecticut. is
In r 0! the house cominttuib on
bail in: and currency 0 lied at the
lie Home the latter I of iaat
week and told President Raiseve'lt thtit
the braspccts tor Currency is lulntion
at this session were very all ht. lie
said that there was one feature or a
peudlnz bill which was sitiitciently tut
nt to become a hat. but that the
present ieztilatlve policy was to limit
”oil hnl mutilation in the here neces-
uite as no memo to thymeaaure re~
peilllnc rile to. 000 000 Iirnttueu month
on the rdtlrdmept oi circulation 0! no
tloiiIl banks. 9 , i
NANGNNEN INor Iii ”LE on 3
PIN.“
NORTON. Kant-t.- ’Mnrcb 2.——Cbnuu-V
N" Dewey. the millioha‘trc ranchmsu
on trial with his two cowboys, William
McBride and Clyde Wilson; for the
murder or huchh‘rri Berry resumed the
'utand when court hooded today. and
his oroaadttatht‘nntion wits taken up by
the plate? Beforead urnmtmt yester-
dny Dewey had porno riled the testi-
may or Home" to the 03:0! that the
rrya whitewash thorn. at the lien
rye ad opened tire on the. tiny or the
“light ahdth that Down and lit
Dmm’dilii I0 Miran hit the unit
8 t D and gamut; worilr oi
ttiar'a I an a to and onl-
er pounce; disdain. The! are be
luau-mi now all ovaribo iii-‘0'
their mine has a pread tbrott tit tor-
oountrloa “it manure “III
In all lands and at cli Itealtia
as they do at home. in tact. surround-
in it and oohdltlon‘a inevttr interior-e
wg the uuooaeaiul work or Stuart's
liltlpelllla Tablets. not overt th’h con
ditionu or the ntomaeh’iiadli. They Id
ahead in their own natural way in.
“rule“ at the stomIoh a digest the
food that the bad litb'd'luo cunhot or
you and permit that organ to do Juai
an it pleases. rest it take It vacatl0n
get well or whatu The Ilomnih
however, always malice it il point to
yet well when it has nothing chm to do.
'l‘hat's what NtotnIcha always have
done and will continue to do when they
have the opportunity:
A prominent Detroit. physician says:
"I prescribe Stuari' a Dyitpe'pul'a Tablets
101 all cases of stomach trouble.
have triedJnany proscripiiona. includ-
in“ a number of my own, but ilrld until
I“ that given such universal relief as
he remedy. They are natural. harm
less and thoroughly attentive in their
work and whliel have a natural antl-
pathy to patent medicines, I do not best
hate to prescribe and recommend
Stuart‘s Dyspepsia Tablets on all oc.‘
cantons.“
Htuart‘u Dram-pain Tublota are- for
sale by all druiurleta at titty cents a
box They are now glhuowp a di. V“!
.—
populnrlty in so prod t that u ru
would on soon think oi being out 0
alcohol or quinine. T 0 how inatt-
moulal oi the physician lit [1 execution
in fact. physicians are resoribiug
them all over the land arid it your own
doctor In real hmml with you be ill
tell you frankly the there in path“
on earth In good for“ dyspepsia“
Stuart‘s Dyspepsia Tablets. up“
ticINII NIN Loot: sums.
Decided Change monument Shown
in the Elections Throughout
Vermont.
BURLINGTON. Vt.. March 22.-—A
decided change in sentiment on the it
cause question was shown yesterday l
the annual local clectionuheld throng
out the state Only i8 tillCni hall
with I voted in favor of ilhtiol‘ sclllrti
ua mitigated with 92 lost your, when
liiii pro lbltlou law of half :1 century
who bhhullod. Where li' 2..ch Wind it
one with a greatly reduced majority
ltutinnd the home pri lcrcl'val W
Clcilitrut. who luAquratod tho high l
reuse campai two years 'qu on
which [are l,.t00 uiujorlty for license
test your yesterday voted no license
by l20 majority The t-ll) clot-rod
John F. Cut-,der illt' independent lubor
r uudldhte for mayor
This 1-.in mind for license by u mir-
row motoriiy as did St Album Ve
tonnes Montpelier Ba 0 and Bruit!
Taking the court toe on a whole
is. e r0retuI'iiu show that three. out oi (A.
counties remain in the ‘llcenso column;
as compared with nine last gear. ThiI
city reelected Mayor Burke democrat.
W
“-
ENDLE“ CHAIN BOND SVITEIAV.
CHICAGO. tiara .2. Liv. J. Pomeroy,
who is shirt to hav cdnducted a mail
order business under the name of "The
international Bank " his been arrested
by a deputy United Stiles marshal on
the charge oi until: the Word “Netlon-
al‘ ' lllohlly. Pomeroy'u scheme to Il-
legod to have involved the sale' at
"bonds" on I sort‘ [oi endless chalh
Nt'ilielh.
on. DILAI-Ieto aerrsa.
new YORK, Narch 2.~Dr. smel-
midfield. the weilit'nowu physiciln,
who but Wit critically ill with Mott-
mania. was r ted iodisy at Its hou‘ie
to he could l.v better.
MOVIlA COLLIIRV SUSPEND‘,
MAHANOY CITY Pu, Mitch 2.
The Norm “Colliery hour herc iiiuipe'dd
ed ope thine today {or three months.
No no la nisllnod ior the suspe-
t h hilrgl‘meu third
sale 3 a Thursday
meme? March 3d.
“V metastasis-weary
.rl-
' roddlv‘ed that we are encouraged to prepare for this one on ‘a
to we lave not large portions of our Own Stock including Win
IIoclr. thus odor-tbs to our Patron ii! The shoot. an uses
loomnants and Surplus stool: boa been
0‘ l
direct from the Mills- and their Agents supplemeVMod by ‘ my
harpins train the thleeaie Dealers. will make an act “93.
hosting. 2% yds. wide.
lie. flute Price life.
2 y'do. wide,
, ISM-3|
’rung Fruits 2 to 0 ya...
the Wills Yul; plane‘s. Bale
Good Quality Apron cinch-up, 2 to I
ydI. Sale rice. be.
lldlg. (litigant, I to I
$600M! NV Iooraucher Bthlpoa
». {gear murmur" ¥V°:§§i9 ..
' ,stosyeantiiaoi’tc up?”
_VilaVr who
bull a Wallis: shirts black and!
Into; bride In. iii; Sale Price'
Waihlufi Skirts. alrip’ea regu-
93. 98. Sale Price 32 “98
Ladies w-iu
Jenny regular pr we to, Sale Price
rte. to re lar
W 99.0.1.9me I“
';:‘%,V P120? :51 wmauflm
£43. NW3 Will‘s?
' Knits Coats brown. remilI'r
#3.“). Beta
m'i‘iilfi‘gi'is an: die": m
bodiIVa
with" Whistler: 1
i .
- Rona. hale
Beanie authors Body;
and Valv'etawl‘haie Brice ”be '
V mm.“;’mx% ‘ %;
were All!!!
noon commas.
regular
Tapestry BruIIels 8 Wire.
pricestlc galoPr (x3600.
. Tapestry BnraaVelu. best to wire. 5 to
25 yds. regular price It. Sale Price
Inuquette do»... and Body Brus-
Isle. abort lengths II. it) to 81.26 Bole
All Prole magmas Jobs value 60c.
BaleP
..... “”9“ or.“ ..
I o d m
m... with... ’ “
”comm Chain loci-alas regular price
Mania Price No
“granite CarpetI, Value 30c sale Price.
ml! Salaam,” bow ell“ ingraine for?"
heat quality.
, from Min’nwtt' thiir humorist of tho
. House together” with congressman nit—
J Ban Patina do mm. have poised tho
Mia. .
PHILADELPHIA: March I—Dlthlu-
fiugahod moisten 3nd «theaters prom-
I w or an I r on roll;
“tour and e ucaildh‘a’l’a uhigotad and n
detention pi re auction workers nurn .
berili I nearly .4. if? in attendance
at the annual convert u or the lie ,
JIIio‘u'u fdtiaaiion A litio'n which
are today. early two score
[lilo on will be held during the three
days or convention. l
The assoclbtiou halt noveutoeuide
Dartmouth, n'ainely thorcpuuctl a! lie-
llIiona lildntution i' nlveraitleu and Col-
loses ’l‘heoiosicnl summaries church-
ml and pastors. Sunday sc‘.hnole secon-
dary public schools. bletpohtary pub-
lic ucbiiolu private uc'nnrlls, inaulwt'
trainiux. (‘hrlstlun ammlutlo u, young
p'coplc a societies. the home lbrirriI-u
the press, correspondence instruction.
hummer assemblies and religious an
and music
Religious Education Axum-lotion ended-
voru to full)! its purpose ‘to promoti-
rellglous and moral Mutation. " ‘ ‘
Tun natal thcme oi the ronvcntlon.
”The lble in Practical Litt- lti-i' l‘iil-
tleular Phones" ”The Bible in ltoll-
xlduu Expcrlcnce” and ‘Thc Bible in
Etliic,uilou " and V‘"i‘lie Bible in Social
and Chic Life." will be diucuuaed in
three mans meetln u in the Academy
of Music. the First ptiut Church. and
the ”ambit Temple.
The xelierni olilceru oi the. insemin-
tlon are: l’ionldeni-Finnk knight
Sanders. Yale Mlluivciutty First Vii-w
Presldeutw—Nlcholas Murray llutler
Columbia University; 'iienernl Nettle--
tary—lrn llaudlrcth Chit-High ’l‘rt‘nr-
llli‘lelltli‘N Eugen. Chicano;
Chairman Executive bard*”ll\'illinni
Ruiney ltnrp'er president University 0i
Chicago; Recording kit-c rctur *flfllrui-
A Cue Northwestern iinlverslty,
Evunuton. lll.; Editorial HHrcturt-v
Clyde Welilwr Votuw, litilvcr'uiiy oi
Hillt'lAKO Fluoutiul 300.")‘11'? Walloon
N. Sleuths, Chicago.
The departmental sessions oi the
convention true-nod at it) debt In tho
First Baptist Chllk‘Vh The demilounl
exercises were conducted by l-‘.N Pc-
.‘0tibet. oi Auburndalih Masts.
‘Whal would constitute a scientific
basis for religious and tnorul education
and 'to what extent dot-a such it builds
already exist" was the first subject
proposed tor discussion. it was con-
sidered first from the staiidpolnt of
psychology by Preuldent (1. Stanley
Hall. l). 1). Clark University Worms-
ter. Mass; second (ruin the stand-
point of ethics by it‘rederlc 'l‘racy. Hi.
0.. University of Toronto Cam; third.
from the standpoint of theoi y by
Prof Shaller Matthews. D. 1).. l9“!
slty at Chicago; iourih, iron) the stand
Vpulnt of educational Vpractlchs by Lulu-
cr H Gullck. hi i): of New York.
The subject was later openly discuss-
or! by other delegates present.
CONNECTICUT MlDSHlPMEN.
’i’en Now in the Academy—Seven to
he Appointed.
WASHthl’l‘ON. March l.—.\luch in-
terest is at preraui. centered in the
Naval Academy at Annapolis. Aitct
Inch 1 the two Mom mid each u!
he dye representatives from Connecti-
ut will have the designation of a mid-
Ihlpman to the academy. 'lhcre are
at. tbc academy at 'preaent ten mirt-
iollows: 1900 Prcniiuu l’. Haiti-tell oi
billion! Waldo l'. Dnlley, of Stafford;
lawrenVce P. Treat well oi Daribury;
1903. Walter F. J hobs oi Killingly:
Muir H. Rooms, oi New Haven: 190:1,
Richard hi. (‘iusaidypoi Norwich: Ett-
ward D i’lonnghuo, of, Hartford; Fro
ck P. Lilley, or Waterbury. xou oi
opreeentattve Lilley; Rufus w. Mut-
tbrws, at Durham, und Louis i‘. ’i‘hi-
bault, oi Winsterl,
The merit roll after the 1902 examiu.
atloua contained the toilowiug: W P.
I poufiible 23: standing fourth in a
close oi alIty-ilve;P massed gen-
eral average of 190.99 standing thir~
teepth in 0 class III stutydlve.
'l‘readwtli gencrul average 179.95
live; .i‘nc‘nhs general average
.stevcnth lit a close at 190.
. Hon. Adam Bade. representative
toy and possibly Holt? Jam'oam Ditto
be the mm cube moron wheel
saint), at a banduottto be given’ March
Harold R. Durant, oiVWutcrbui-y, is
the guest. 0t ‘rtdprdecntativu Lilley.
awn-m“
sense A fuaooar
nip—dry
!'
Our Arm In. 'mflfl'. -
SAN podium Simmer. Rob. V ‘27 -
tiultcd aim-I Minister Powell has
been lniarihed (Namibia inIurgents at
.uxboat Bum», belonging to the Clyde
llitu at New York and armed her
The Clyde line steamer Chomhee has
moo to Aaua do. Commatolo. conveyed
by the United States training ship
Hartiord ’
the steahtor little, at the figure line.
.Viltlw WC Slates coho
Kama-ta is
1f
MANY DEATH! DURING VFEIRU-
Along allot those lines ""‘i V
Iblpmeu from Connecticut. entering as ,
Drniey, general average 203. in out at .
9.1.. P. -
stundttta thirtieth in 71 class oi sixty- '
50.08911: nrimiui‘e 2o staudltixihh'- ,
sun, representative i'rmh Moataha. will ‘
deinloanVI rm ciyo‘. Line, 3...;
many arrests have been made here. _
and scrotal politicians were sent out _
oi the country this morning on board .
7 MVWniIter Powell ‘1.
more the protein -~
lie:
“suitor-a. mam
. “ “"’"“"‘" mwvanm .- m. . .
An lnrorumrg Shelving of Ram.
An extensive assortment of Rugs has been "hanged
for your selection thiI Spring. r
Ardahan Rugs in Carpet sizes as follows:
it. 6 x 6. 0.
6 9x 9-9
8. 3 x to. 6
The designs and colorings are quite new.
patterns prevail and are what the majority ask for
. Ardahans are very suitable for libraries arid parlors.
10.6 x u
9. x 12
n 3x14.3 'V‘“
Oriental
Tlld
I .
Wilton Rugsin Carpet sizes:
.l‘ 9
,8,3xio,6
x12
1
Rich colorings. suitable for libraries and [hrloru
Body Brussels in Carpet sizes:
X 9
8.3xl'o.6
xx:
The Brussels Rugs are in neat conventional designs.
the field of the Rug‘ in small it urcs with elaborate ‘and
. varied border 5
Suitable for
First floor.
luing rooms and bedrooms.
A flow Hand Bag.
Wrist Bags and Chatelaines- are always in mode.
Women cannot get along without them. Each season they
grow more elegant in appearance.
the "Peggy from Paris."
The latest arrival is.
We really cannot describe.i:he
style. but it is the daintieat thing of the kind We have
shown.‘ On account of its construction and shape it must
be made of the softest and finest of leather.
have are of brown. tan and gray. in walrus and seal.
Samples we
Al-'
so some elegantly mounted bags of pebble seal for those
in mourning.
At Leather Goods Section.
Against March Winds and Woothor. ,
From now on for several months one must care for
the complexion and guard against March winds.
There
is nothing that can take the place of a good Toilet Cream.
and for this use the Ideal Tissue Builder is one of the
bd‘st.
It is compounded from the formula of a French
seientiat and only the purest ingredients go to compose
it In every case the use of it has been followed by beuo
eficial results.
It IS cleansing and healthful.
At the Toilet Section.
Special .in Ribbons, Five-inch Taffetas. soft and lus-
trous. in pink. blue, green. cream. and white.
yard.
25 cts. a '-
Centcr Counter. Ribbon Section.
will“. READG” W .
h w ' /
4m would you call A bottle £03m.
The lint You llava
Athays Bough
u to IV a I a
1ng i tiring figured I
could hear of bat outbid; helped
until it tooLBraItlljon mm and one 50
can! but tile coded the completely"
hoe-ate by it. a, stained. Mi. Box-
star and the Gilllord JPWV ,
; notes-:7 New“ Nbutuuu 34
this weather tor
Wows“... .a.
”$5?” meet up: ans-t
A VF W“ Hl&.!“mr‘ V
Norwalk Chronicler