lain
. _ ’_ a... do Not WAi’T UNTIL nice; ARI A? Won't- nuv To
'i'odnow we may uAvI 'ro SAY ALL 0 Na .
‘L‘ ‘1
.wt.. 7
II‘I 4 M
if Portions ayd Table Covers.
HEAVY CHENILLE Poariaaes WERE 80.90 New $5.60 PAIR
Q
‘r‘HaAvv atria. romance were: use new 04.26 FAta‘.
uni/v rAI-Isariiv perineum wen: $5.50 Now (3.25 PAIR.
A tiEAVY TAPESTRY PORTIE REG WERE “.00 NOW $2.49 PAIR.
i TRA HEAVY CHENILLE COVERS (M WERE $1.75 NOW $1.10 EACH.
5 LEASE EXPIRES MAY 1.
WW
0% Monday andSaly
in“
;y int,
I‘m“ (no
it (a :‘if
to“ want In (a!
"W" 1.)“; at edit.
I . fl ..
may}? at ‘7... $7.:
a. ,N
fin“--.
my.
‘ ”‘i I
0hr Factory Remnant, illl.l Surplus Suh- (IIuls with Saturday,
limit ittht'i‘llht'tl, when nll‘spevlyt'l pl‘lt'I-N uud discounts are. withdrawn.
(mm we OFFER AN zxraA snow, Mill AT ma Low
as ouoyiio. THEY ARE central.” agwmgnpiym we“ I
{nonvv cut-:NILLE' RORTIEIERB was: (5.06‘ New (also (we.
Hill. heavv CHENILL: 00veas 34 weaé s .75 Now e Jae aAcH.
‘ {REMEMBER WE A’RE SELLING OUT. ALL GOODS MUST BE SOLD
(dill Evenings Onlu.
South Norwalk. Conn
1...“...
Mill't‘ll I'.'.III.
This we will follow with it itunuuuue Stile Il'llll‘ll will inelude brulien loin
‘ """(l‘lumflWd‘W
W" I hu-
ital-note.
Senator Plztt ted-rm Md tilt.
appointment of the followi u rlncl-
'pll' and“ ntmmtma ‘1;me
at West Point: frlnslpanlm
It. Father. of)!
note. J. J. Hallo ’3‘
end alternate. "(Wt
‘(II.I II. . ‘
'l‘heae appointments were media on
the records the appointees made at
Iw‘?0n tlou dot“ Wé Point
t $1M“
. ll? Put #3? kn of
and
.‘Pgtnoyw 1min
mar
. tlrhuol i’ntuey has been Iltetuate once
to Annapolis but the principal pana-
(Id. He won born In Miifqrd. (In 0
He la ((1 ’freihinan In“ the‘illiieiii
1835
title school at Yale He in a nephew
of}? l 0.1;.1ill9ll.l 0f aptitii Nordailt.“
(II (4'
Imml ch Is the no
Henry 1.. tryout of Morlde die-i3;
he Wan ho Mav21884.
years ohl and a graduate of the Mer-
' . ldeu high (I thiqi. die. too. It“ been
alternate before, but the
pointed each time.
SenatOr Ha‘wley baa dealnnated the
following as principal and alternates to
the naval‘ academy at
Francis . Warren Rockwell.
Woodstock: first alternate. George
Wilson Hewlett. New Haven and sec-
ond alternate, William 1‘, O'Connell.
ilroadbrook; Ihlr alternate.
Wilkes Rankin; II rtford.
DRESSED LIKI (£508..
John Huhhand Vinita Derby In a For
pie Gown and Cape.
.lolm Hubbard.
tIuetcd considerable attention In Der
by Sunday. He, was dressed III (I
(lurk-colored gown which reached to
the tops of his shoes, and to (which
was attached a cape;
lie got off a trolley (Iur and his pn
(:iiliar (irons drew a great many per
'vUIlH' attention. Iluhbnid said that he
pIIuelpal
Tollowing tIIc outmplo
the matter of (in-tut. IIe quoted u
(manage in the Bible, and said he
thought Jenna hurl good taste in the
mutter of (Irene and he tried to dream
us much like. if m Mi he could.
“Why. It's perfectly nuttni‘ttctory
to me, and If other people don‘t like it
I'm IIot to blame," he explained.
,liuhburrl In it religious crank.
says he (teed not try to comeI-t any-
body but just follow out his idea of
things and lets others do the some.
lle rays lit (In sum; llht (‘ Itrlst only (III
Sumluyu. During the week he Wt‘ili‘it or
(luxury eiothcu. He. (mid that he, (loch
l‘iti attract much attention III New
llutuu end he in ruiely Jun/(uteri Iiy Ii
li’owdr -I i . , 4‘ .
RomanE
of Christ in
e Balsam
{rum our Special Stile itlltl Various ltcnI:= from our general storh. “’0 men
“on ”My ' FOR WEAK R 50% EYES
. .. . , , CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
hurt Lengths Shirtiug l’l‘Illlh’ ........................................ to The following were Issued March 15.
. ' . . . , , . . r.1904.
filter: Muslim iatnndnttl ll‘llllb ........................................ ..(. Lint furnished from office of A. M
Good quality Ginghame .............................................. he Noting. wllclim‘ 0f patents, Bridge
hm (Inn:
.ahOfl Lengths Wliltc Pereulcs ........................................ 8t: \Villium H BGVAMI Bridgeport Sill)
., _, | . ‘ ‘ . (aliber attachment. -
hlldrons DlaWClS and blilllfi ....................................... 10C (“"10“, w manage. Bridgeport,
. electrical plug and receptacle.
(lies Ftiney Neckweur .......... ‘ .......................... tile and the Simon lake'nridgeport. eightina or
Gents' llalf Hose Special Prices. observing tube for venaels.
. Alexander Loubaeher. Bridgeport.
died Sateen Skirts ......................................... 001' to $2.00 ruil’lhrg mechanism Ilor sewing ma-
. , . ‘ ‘ . (I.hhiea
hurl. lflngilln Malilugb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..' ........... lot. it) 159 ”Guild Noble Bridgeport. feeding
; " .~ . I . . y. _ ' mechanism for sewing Ira-chines.
short Lengthy. Oil C 0th dud I the (qu , , Philip. J. Brahen. Hartford stone-
Ladies Fiaiineietle‘ Wuists. regular prices 7.30, sale price .............. 38c cleaning composition and making some.
3" Was’llflofon Sit-eel South Nor’ibaik ,,
Telephone-143.6.
5" falls to cure ‘xpw
.La: .3 {'1}: I l 1‘ .
(with gpmus yzisério moo
I...
mi...) miteities at moderate prices. end from that on up to the tin-
made. Wehavo genie bargain s, in beds that will interest the closest
Nelson"‘Camp. Hartford. shoelace
wish our rler apparatus.
RINTS.”
Athlophoron 00., New Haven. “All:
lophoros‘I (for a niedi elite. ) '
WW...—
Iro cons A core lN ONE oAv
‘ 'I‘Iike Laxative Bronte Quinlne Tablets
, All druxxistir refund the money If it
Grove‘ 3 (IlgnatureM
is on oa'cii
WESLEYAN COLLEGE Y M C. A.
MIDDLETOW
meetingo theWWiaaleynu Y M
‘ held it i’e min: the tattooing (i ceris
were Elected for the meninges“: .
Prea dirt—J .Yard 10 Farm
in dal "ii- I
led: ”Mair-(.0 B. NeWmtmn.
VIII!"
ayand Tarwfldin‘flyott
t Y. {I {,1 -M a
‘ *I‘r‘ifim
. Hod!
(PAIR
John .
He‘
Mai'ch I‘D-At. A“
Edward .
molten “
ole"),
l
Annapolis: 1,
South ,
l
i
i
i
i
i
of New "men (It
“as not (In evangelist but what almplyi been (I great ("new
it
tuo patents, box for cash carriers: '
ioe‘ Flannel Shirt Walstn, regular prices 3|.th to $2.00, sale price .; $1.00 holder.-
. . . -_ , Christian F Recknagel New Britain
Ladies Walking Shiite, at optimal Prue.» lee-creeper .
. tiles 14mg Skirts at Special Priced .luntus A. Trout. New Biltaln, two
patents mller- box. .
(idles' Ruin Coats (It Special Prices ., .. , Daniel J. I.yon.'(GtIeenwlch, governor . -.
. u i Me (I- ’1 - y .. .. \‘ult‘e.
”-“Hfif'” :‘y L my,” it! .._.,. James H. Jones. Bristol. engine.
’ “ """ (hire. ‘
DICKE ' AN & 80': ”(WW . Chlsm. StnIIord Springs. .
. . «Clifford Phumacy‘
THEY MI Acne” (mined MI
Iii-Iev mm m y... mi... ANo
may «on; uh frtuwaa
Her. in a Way to Hm Nam Lilia
eta-t. JILL Rand Tote.
.(0
(Thousands of people foeldtliial wba'y.
\ty Ira (II up in lo
allia- ‘ioptaoi gist“ Irina In
",m0IIiIui( tired and lini‘eiteehnd.
with hayi tnute hid the Olili. and dull
[with odd." Thd y to nb vous blue
and dim-humped. often having a renaoi
of anxiety and apprehension fill of
some impending (tanner-
'l‘hey feel they have lost their nerve
power and mueh of their energy and
ambition. They often (I0(laru (hem
aolvea as ”feeling just need for noth-
lug" Thin on, so with Mme. ll
lllltlflthBLtmlmillwulll Av... lloxburi.
Muss. Elfiw
.;.. .«g ‘
“W the past Ilftecn years l have
from nervous
pmstrntlou. helm: unable to uyi tend to
my business a meat dint of HP. time
t i'elt no luully i could not (Imitrol tut/I
unit the lentil thing chiming me in bi»
(-(iIue hysterical 'I‘lu so (wells occur-
red frequently. I became Illl run down.
My blood was in the purist possible no.»
(lItIou. I (lectured with some of tin,
hast specialists in the United Staten
without any good (mulls. My bunt
rose in (but of :I pI-‘Iotmulouul pulutint
l hat (I been loeuled iu illl of the primal...
put (hits of (hit: (ounti. and have WI}: 0
tinitod (III (II the health reports with
l‘llt mule sitcoms After hearing you.
NerrIuIa highly spoken of by several
friends I resolved to give it (1 mm.
Atfer taking a few bottles I um happy
to any i am now fully recovered end
In“ lit the best of health. I cheerfully
recommend the remedy to .-_;(you(I who
Is in a similar condition and (im per-
ioetly willing for you loose this letter
also photograph. I hope It may he of
(in grcttt benefit to others as it was to
me. i shall be very glad to recom-
mend It to anyone who cares to cult
and see me in regtnd to some.‘
You who are lilt‘l‘i and suffering just
remember this: Dr Greene‘s Nervurn
blood and nerve remedy is the medl-
eine that euros and It is exactly what
you want. There are countless num
bars or persons in lent (his condition
They are not sick with (my particular
(liaenee. but are out of order. have weak.
nerves and tired bodies. They have,
lost their snap and energy, and work
becomes an effort.
You need Dr Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy. It will can
you. It is purelv vegetable and harm.
loss, and is the diseoiety of Dr. Greene
of lot Fifth Ave. new ‘Yorlt City. the
most Successful upminllst in curing
notions and (hrouh (liseasea. lie
lie r(iotusulted free personally or by cin-
M'I‘hLI term (I this cutting I'll. the First
let Episcopal Church will he the
thin (I the series of Lenten serVIeL-n
being held this month. The pastor
the Rev W W '1‘ Duncan will make
the address. The general theme will
toning Scenes in the Life on Our
Lor The topic for this evening will
he The Power of Jesus at the {ir ave oi
Lazarus: The service last word: was
very largely attended and the meeting
veni profitable The poster desires the
members of the church to ake apoc-
Ial (short to attend these serv cos.
“nw—‘a '
~ THE NAME WITCH HAZEL.
T (I name Witch tinsel In much
hit (I. II... C DeWitt it (30.. China
:0. lire the inventors of the original
and only genuine Witch llaael Salve
a céruuu aurora. (m. nines III-(us
lily Eenema. 'I‘eiter Piles et(. There
. lam Puppy, (I'ouIIteIfella (II this salve
(Ii prone white.
M8 III buying
me of which are.
they lire all nurlhldnu. '
:.WitelI ‘I iiitel Salve see that. the name
. 'll'u‘ C De Vitt (d. (to, Cliiruiro in (III the
$0” by
but: and a cure inflecrt‘ahl "
aARCHIIBIIIOP FARLEY 8Al1L§ TO-
. M0 R W
.
March 17 .wiirchbinhpn Far-.0
lithe party' will sail tomorr'o’iv.
ode-‘3‘ the! moment of his departure ,Argg ”
oFarley said had been Io‘u
Manx)
“II d during his four weeks
on “N. .
“zone. and that. he would assist any leg
lslntlon following statehood lines is ab-
‘ Solulely false.
WORLD’S METHODIST CONFER-
‘1 rues.
_ Episcopal Church at Hazard s Pavilion
323.? of (in York left for NM lot!
polluted“ b the kind In, In;
”my“ all time. his mm .to
“mini ng:lm (QM ”it
or (m obnuittaami“
New HAVEN hierch i7 -;3hlnllul
Iiilnhty. at p t mechanical nuper
Interment of (Southern Railway.
with headquuiteri ill “Multiplicity 1).
(3., baa been uttered and his accepted
t position of general manager (If the
w York New Hy ve Hm! J
railroad In plunge!
l lulu whose l‘(‘llH‘ dntthfl
Euuuoum (Id. wailing
‘will date from April (In 8though it in
llt’obul‘i In that he Ill not be able ‘0
llllllll ibiu duties ill) the Southern
.l rttllwtiy until a few days lifter ‘
i -ll Hiltlnl' ‘Iu nu (prer ended rill
]rou(i than in many .Iilttput‘lmohth anti
i instilltltlt‘ it high reputation iI him
Ineli not only In matters perm nlut: III
locomothcu and (arr but also to
ultupn, (Imeliluery'iiud to other lm
(portuut liltIIII'llt‘tt (it the luminous that
.coine under the immediate Jurisdic
’tlon of n itcuerul mutlnzér.
3 Mr Higgins was born II‘ehr'quIy Ill.
1860 (u n it‘rumlsce' lie was tired
u'tted from Yulel II lSSl Sllt'lllt'ltl Sci
entitle school. immodlutel: (If-(tr
igruduntlug he (unit a position wltlI ”II
'N( w York. lake Erie & Western rnll
I0tl.l (I5 machinist uppro itl(;(I ilt. “lh
uttluequcutly made machinist and .u:
'slalnul lul'emttii and later genetul
lioIcInuII (it the Susquehanna shop-II
il‘tom Ot'ltllif'l I 1884.10 Octobei I.
1387. he u: (I ItsulutuIIt (In Ineer III tin
inmtlw llm't‘l (lcpurtInen (I; from 0(
yltilier l 1887 to April 1892 he \"tlt
‘(IlIlFlun muster mechanic; from April
ilt‘l". to February. 1894 be war. an
inlet ant superintendent of motive
ipowm from February 1 1894 to
lyillildl't t_ that he pan h‘upcl‘lnlontl
(II t (if motive powvr of the Lehlgli
;\'uli(-_\I railroad. Sines Iliut lime in
him lIceu xuporinleiuloll (If (notin-
power (If the Union Pacific syuteni
.utul IIIoelIuIII(I,(II superintendent of III(
‘Southcrn Rulln‘ny. with
.'\\ushiugtou I). C.. from which lutleI
ilioui‘tioll he comm. to the New Ilmen
i' 'Ufl\
._.._ _._...
MADE HERO .OF MANDELSTAMM
RuS. tan convicts, Through Him, were
Supplied with. Food.
BERLIN: Mnreh tT.-(\lun(l(ilstamm
uhom' Chancellor \I'on l'luelow named in
the Relehntug February 29 on one (it
the leading protesters against the gov
'(mments attitude toward Russia ir
not in(Itl(l(I(1 in the list of thirt, Run
iuluu stutlentn expelled from Gotmutty
{He anticipated sueh'tiu order by illizli'
to Switzerland Pruu Zt‘Ililll. In u re
(‘Ient speech at Ilresltitt (m (I the lot
slowing dethlla of his print:
"tints off to Mandi-lstamm (\inu» tlI‘
ported to Sihcrin Um (I ()II a lull;
Illill't'll to the try plulus, Ilie convicts
utmost without food, owlm: to the em
IIezzlemeut of a Commissary omeer
e’omplnlned tn the. ((unmauder (If (in
(Isuirt who lining them up. said: '\\'h(
ottlee‘ts?‘ one man stepped forum-(t
iillil the 0mm shot him. 'i‘nruluz
pleusnuily to the othersl the (:zouimn Id
(Ir inquired: "Has any one else (I
wish?’ A second man stepped out til
the line and the commander shot him
dead and again attired if nuv one com
plulned. Mandelstnmm said: 'Y es‘ i
do. The officer overcome by this
l'fearlesaneus listened to the protest
{and supplied the convicts with food.
This was the courage of the despisetlfi
Russian Jew."
OPPOSED TO JOINT STATEHOOD.
SANTA FE, New Mexico, March i7.
-—Dispaiehes received from Delegate
Wilson. of Arizona. asserts portl-
tlvely that every member of
the minority committee on territorie.
la unalterabty opposed to joints state-
hood for New Mottled arid Arizona. The
dot-(patches further state ihui the state
nient sent broadcast from Washingtrm
that the President has come into line
for. statehood for Oklahoma and In
(liun Territory, New Mexico and Ari-
‘ 1.08 ANGELES Calif” ilurch 1(. ~
The oponln sale of seats for the
‘ world‘s con (“once of, the Methodist
in May has just been held Home and
gallery matedvere (tenured by promi
‘ueut toeil churéh people for them-
, solver and eastern friends Sixty- -nlu:-
boxes word sold for $7. 081. As much
as $175 woo paid for one box and the
lowest that any sold was $40 or $10 (I
chair. , , .
COLDS CAUSE PNEUMONIA.
Que (IL the moat remarkable onset
of a cold. deepseated on the lungs.
causing pneunion'ia is that of Mrs
Gertrude E Fourier Marion. t‘nd who
was entirely cured by the use of One
Minute Cough Cure. She says: "The
a nod straininly so weakened
the “BI at: it ran ‘down it (vet; ht from
its to St periods. I tried a 5number
of remedies to no avail until I need
One Minute Cough Cure. Four bot.-
ties ,of “if“; p'onderiul remedy cured
the entire 0y (‘3’! the '(Iough. strengthen-
(Id my lungs and restored me to my
iuoInuIl weight health (ind strength
iSoId hy Clifford Pharmacy.
aAKINo POWDER BRIBERY.
KANSAS crrv iii: (it. 17.-—Ju(ltw
waopord In the orlfitlnal court here to.
(I nve’rrtiléd thé‘d (Ii-er flied yes-
treday by the attorné the defense
in “haggling 9f mate atnr Jewell.
WWII $61M? mbribe of 39.-
0:0:0i and that oi
it.
hit! on.
I
die?
(may
. z(gun! ILL.
time.» 1? 111m.
. on (8.198.
U in thin cl
, ‘ exceeding!
’ . - e improve-
“Nine In held
Bridgeport Advartleementn.
"va
. "iii-("um
313%: .
offices n‘ -
ftiie legislature a
The .
butuitwlilbahardforyh‘tow
. WWW
QWIWIIN to i
All“ READSE
o
The liner! of Lane.
‘ Certainly the Lace Novelties for spring are lovely and
bewitching creations. A great variety of Net- -top Laces
is shown to meet the demand for Rounccs. frills and fich-
us to adorn summer gowns.
All-overs come for entire waists, and Plauen and Net
foundations are in both buerre and white. Calioous, In-
serts, Edges, and Appliqucs are shown In an endless. line of
patterns while there is a veritable craze for Medallions.
The Repousse and Snowdrop efiects are high in favor
and many are the days In which they can be adapted to
gowns to give charm and individuality.
Real Lace is always a good investment and in the end
economical. but there is plenty of exquisite Lace within
reach of a mode-(It purse. We invite an inspection.
The Sale of I‘eifiooais.
This Sale we havd taken immense satisfaction in for
the way these bargains have sold shows they are appre-
ciated. ' .
, Now about our $ilk Petticoats. We wish to impress
the fact that they are made by artists, and have been
very carefully considered both as to make and style. The
reason for the low prices is that we have quantities.
Colored and Changeable Taffetas. values $8.50 to
$12.50. Sale price $6.98. ,
Plain Taffetas, value $6.50 and $7.50.
$4 93
Some additional attractions have been added In the way
of Sattccus. Mcrccriz'cd and Moreen Skirts. Samples are
displayed now in a Main St. window.
Id!
Sale price
limit Sutwny Tit tjlo‘. to $3.30
”(Isl Wool Moreen, $25.50 li) $31.30
'l‘at'trt:(_ Stills to this»
Spun (News Shirts, tilt ctr; to $I.J.'.
Imported Mercerlm-m :(Ifitl to $3.30
Illnek Silk Moreen. $2.45 to $5.00
Yesterday we gave you some about Silver.
Here are a few more prices on various nczcssary articles
for the table.
1‘. C ‘.\'S
More about (he Silverware.
$3.30 to $71.73
Mutt I... srzn
ill it) (Hi.
\\'1tt(Il' l‘ilt‘litIl'fi, $3.133
liu'ter Kitit'vx 3n (It: to $l.mi
(‘Uld Mont Forks. $1.00 :Iitil $I.‘.’3
Silliltl Forks. FI‘I‘ $.‘l tltl :Iml $3.30
'i‘eii Spoons. set, (1:: (in to $1.37
l"t‘.l'li Dishes.
(lrnt'y Ladies,
Sugar Shells.
()yuter rul‘li‘, $2. 2."; to $2.30
I’lerry Spoons, $l..'.'( illitl i‘m‘fi
'l‘uhlespomis, pcr Set, it. 7:» $3.20. $2.65 to snow.
Hess. reunions pir Set (:3. (III. $2.22:- to “.30,
huh (I per Su 9:: (Its, $1.23., $1.30 to 36,00,
‘ Forks. per S(t, $1."t\ $2.00, $2.25 to $5.00.
MD. M. READG’...‘
‘
(ti .
‘En‘nbiiljea
in t cYeor
T13 Thkind You Have Always Bought. and which has been
118an otter" 30 years, has borne the signature of
~ . and has been made under his per-
sonal supervision since its infantry.
.. ,4 . Allow no one todeceivo \ on in this.
All Cotinierfhitn, Iii-itatlons and “Joshua-gem!" are but;
Experimental that trifle with nod endanger the health of
Infinite ‘n'nd (Mildren—Exponuroo against. Ex' remnant.
What is CASTORIA
Canon-la in altarmless substitute foo Castor Oil. Paro-
guide, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It. is Pleasant. It
contains IIeitliertggiun, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. {Rom is the champion. It destroys W'otniu
.xutd alloys Entertainers. It cures Diarrhea» and Wind
(Jolie. It relieves Teething Troubles. «(roe Continuum
Stomach and
19.3119 WW?"
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a- “MI“ I”: Mm“ m? i j ' 1
ages” amtumwlm of on dies. when? 'cm. (iii
if sinus on until! , let of autonomic. one;
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5' fii‘hdailei.
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