will be tilll" Iextrn spoulil blur fuI this neck
any” qIIIIIIy, and minder". iI
Plflor lAmps 'left it the fjlflhinl} cut prices.
815,00 Limes now $10.00
n+0 uw III.
renown” Now. 0%.
ado doha'lalas' wa 0.00..
.. . ‘ 000 La pgqu 4.00.
.‘ :5.de 'Ila Noi'vI slip.
, .3 Inquirer Nona 3-06
- 1.50 names now 3.00.
I a'o‘o sailors now 2.50.
3.50 LAMPS Now 2:25..
7."? ’ ' "1W“ oddball” Ndw 1.15.!
K-V“-'l""lf‘a ‘H‘l‘
roll-II
nanometer”... ' ....,1. I_
s LIIIIAII LAMP. AT A neat V
..I I1 .
s cm; dbfitaa‘dfifl‘r “Mil: AT mag 53; t. . ,-
Lang's Limp cHanoeILIa‘a Was jaIlIoo wagons “on
'= We“ aeolian“ 60M 90 “III "A SAcnIiI‘IllI' ‘ ”If," "
l .
14*. r-
'. hr
495.}
'1..9l!' t
J vg'VY cnotps LINE OF FANCY BASKETS. (WORK; 86am
ULT AND FLOWER). T0 IE IOLD REGARDLEOB 0%00811.
, _ ER'WE an: settmoi'oW Not. eoobs asaeavao fitter
.I .7 MWDI MLNOQOOVMWI
3M: id... 'tstulwabI
.fi. in. I. Si }’ “PM”?
. at)! "‘1". 1
m 1pm at ‘ "
" song fiakmflcfgonn
. 5 but) and 500 yards
if» .' .ie be
64-» " '
'IWe arc no'hIV hieparedf to .sbow‘ I1 large (Inc of Carpets
With all otherrpmulamgndes. _ ’ Consisting of INGRAM
3;an rARR'serY BRUSSELa BODY BRUSSELS
col «VIII Chitin gridJapanese Matting: we bane a large variety
or! “fractional“.
{9600“ Maniacs 12 I ~2c toI .350,
1.. Jedanese Mattings 20c to 50c.
.,. ......V.Ir-...Iu .1...” __..
Ofoailflotbs and Linoleum we sbow all widths and vs-
, Raj: and Mark] In large hatfcty.
' V ”*1.- “ " I. 1 '.‘r 1' 'm I ' 9.“:
M7053 eraspecl “m I» ll W m «gm,
*7! WIN"... It'll f‘ .t .. i I lit W 7‘.“ l
best will of the roost noted bed raptor can be found on our doors. .
nodular: so new that you cannot? ilnd,hhro While we have the
inexpensive beds made lhat can be called good. our stock embraces
many enemas at moderate. prices. and mgfiwm up to the tin-
madam ibv’e some bat-sail: i-th beds that ’fill?“ itit'erest the closest
( uh}
1 ~I-I ‘I
, 11%.
I if”. “I‘ll, kw
--..,_._~ .
l
glamotmisraoathtrowku. 9"“ we»
IoVJthVy tot wrimmmmw doorman.
‘ .tur carrying out the debt-me.
' tisI vie
'lsane
' .5; Happy. scatter! c”!
, i
. gas-3"?
‘ “.th
4:31;" W. ' " '
W E ENAMEL: 32.00 rd in. W: W. "l a. let 03m
' Ff g "’1’ "fi& + at“: ya‘u&herslty Iu'M or t as 18 “film?
17:: war: built {8 meV . a . .Wail‘llt‘restlntlon of the act: under-
11§II Gilli-Willi) 'WI/il. Itlt
......0a with RSI..."
Children the growlte'oiatlt
"Nd I
“8'
Mothers o t do know:
more a'bout‘,t e we pd
help' avlllbl't'"‘19¢btt’a‘ ion
V 80015 I Iownwamd.
To ream mete cLues' IN‘ lorries. I
Bills to Mal” mggézgflg we! Sharpshooters
WASH] NUT “Mir eh 2i. —-
With the 'IIuprotal or lilo Prosldeht a'ntl
IocI-IIIIII-y "0t war. bills bnvo libel) inlm'
InIcoIi III congro. to promote thefn'se or
.the rifle or Ame loans. 1'
The idea is to create a groin lNiIdSl of
expert mhrksm'cn who aha ll serve as"
this third lilo oi the national defense.
III is promoted to make organization
mean d the torces animal-tut; it so
when“ l,‘ that' the estalillshnienl of
riile clu a throu bout the country un
der federnl snap (on some ensured
For sevt‘rltl nears! there has been
Ialk in tdvor or interesting citizens
Irenerally' 1n ritlo practice With hat-l
tics under modern conditions helm:
”conducted at long .:rsnae the schooling
of marklmeu has seemed to be I 'nInt
tor of national importance; '
The NationalI little Association of
America: has evolved a practical plan
Their idea' is to' him) rltle eiubs su
parviaed by the National ltliié asao
Iiation shiver-"t to the nprovni lit the
rifles nre' it) he loaned to the rifle
devise rules for the government of the
clubs and to formulate mndittotis na-
dcr witleh‘ practice ahofiilil'mn
matches are to- IIIreoudueled. "ll
m to st forwarded Io the «mutton
and at. the end of every yttrium!!!
lion in to be given men wholte roll-
deny it nitt'li as to merit rewat'
The drink is to be 'at ranges or 200.
Men who more
hair the possible Number at points are
lyenl'lry the government a
bronze ‘ ntlon inscribed: .‘fblatlo'nal
Marksmen’s Reserve!“ illegtllar army
rifles ore to he' lobned tor' the: rim-
I-iubs. (loveriiment srnnnInitldn in to‘
the sold to them at cost Clubs of this
unit are new flourishing in England.
Calda'daflsmtserla'nd anti France.
l. e
ltary s ' Ir: contests shall be en-
cned‘ 'bo 'cmleflart'ts Np’re'benfl'ng‘ ‘elvfl-
ten ellibu. Additional importance is to
he give-:5 tire individual military chain
pionshi i‘ the United States. which
is‘declded at- Sea em. N. J.. every
year.“ in calleti'the Presldent's march
hurxln t a past.,has1 been given little
l’realdc tiai reeonitfon.
President Roosevelt has promised
to ‘sendIm the winner of this year's
match at autograph letter of congrat-
ulation. Herwm receive also two and
and a 850 [old medal. "‘
Col. 3. J. Diminick who took a
prominent part in securing the eu-
actment oh the new national guard
bills in lane «or these who are urging
the paas'age of the rifle club legislation:
A corrimittco of the National Rifle
association. comprising Gen. B. W.
Spencer president; Goo. Goo. ll. liar
president. and Liqpi. A S.
Jones. uddr'etary. submitted the matter
to President Roosevelt.
'l‘liey got renewed assurance that he
thuslast 0n the subject. He
said thi be was heartily in favor of
the l,” not and would give h his
hear y wort. hie expressed t e e n-
victlon that theIrIe should be I rlllo
club in ivory town aid village in the
country.
“.4 a I
ILDINEN. .
'chllyl... car; tla Early
sore thperteetesao .. mm are
never tripe. or aloha. and
atlItutlon da ti
means moribund“ dihgg'lnw Theé
1' mission
and are one bobbin Do l'tt’s Mt-
' fiaymoiid ' 'Has
Irlfl'md ”an“
”finals from
”ME
“10;” the barn
Elmer's WW tad
. Ind-“Mm
be Easter Term on VAIprll
would fiiYfi their Chm“. .. I}
.“dier' in. “ ' ‘IIW mantis... '
l old more interest; .. ”
l
L
'cd that ’the national 'mll- '
to Iall . ..'
”guardian“ ad thes‘tI it almoir I'Iot me
: onlyiu‘a ml! .tor. thls “Elli-£030
hum“ . a
mutton» .tdlbcmnieudstmmytt: dip.
o M
thox hare“ tr it
. ”4.128...
”writ 0:52.600 Ito-limo
tor-1M
“Imlls That Won't Como sit"
.. was WWI'O'MW who:
' 7' Quit Milli." "
I'm ‘8. Meeker was It'll"
“All Ilka ‘l. Elinor. in the Givill
Superior 'court anteater. The divorce
proceedings Mononutested. ‘-
In Iplt'o‘ot hisInepntoIi wealth Mr.
MockeI I‘ certainly not : tubioirabia
dresser either is he at prepossasstnx
appearance: This mornlul he was un-
shaven. and clad la. garments that
In ht have been washed up by the
. lltr had no collar on but in-
d were a toothlaau smile every
0 a witness said anything pattie-
I'lriy bad about his wile.
IMr. Meeker sald that he was marrlod
08"Novemboi‘ 12.8. 189‘: He said that
Ihls wits left him on October 15.1904
Inga refused to the with him any' long-
"You incau October 15.1903;“s‘afd
nu «whiny cum King.
"'No‘ ldon',t i mean 'rlaot." ated
Mr. Meeker with great ointtllo . Mia
attorney gave it no in desperation.
'Ii withosmtoatltlcd that hefootnd
Mrs. Meeker and a man named Mills
in compromising attitudes on a nu be:
of occasions. When asked what. ills
first name wasIIhe replied "Wallatc.’
and Mr Monitor called out “Nomi
b1Ilil. U - ' tar ' ..
. Deputy Sheriff Wallace ilulkley
said that he once saw Mrs. Meeker
pornmbulatiw along encircled by the
aim at Mr lls Attorne Ki 3 hold
that at the present tln'ie.’ rII. eelt or
was living with Mills in this thy.
"Take the decree" said the hourt.
lsabclia BchttyI of Stamford, 'a pm-
tr Woman who hail not' lost the bloom
0! youth. was granted I decree: of di-
voreo from hét" husband. Ednard .l.
neotty. upo'n the gm’unda' oi' dober-
tlnn. She said they were married on
April 22:1897‘ and that he ieit hm in
two mohthri lie later Returned but
leit her r third in May 1900 since
when a do not heard tron) lilni iintl
"llllul'. child!"'
1%“
wandered .mornca‘a
the Custody 0!"
grim:
t’lb'odollowln; letter from Mrs W. ‘i?
Mllebdil h!"BOil'dmrtl. Worm-Ii A-IIII
tr'alla, Rhows that‘ (’ihambei inln' s Cough
Remedy furnishes the heme prompi re
lief had is prized as highly 3' "by;
mothers of that tar awn.) cmi I'll
in Itlgo I‘lnlted inter: "She. says: “in
InI'y amlyo o t aloi wh
till bet to' e0lde'and outright; 'lmhlive‘
til hia'ny couxh mixtures but have
[build noihlnsao good as Chamber.
lulu II Cough Remedy. Even in whoop
ins cohtb t makes the attack very
much lighter. in fact i here used noth
lug also since first trying it for its
value was proved. lIIlways' rceout
mend it. " “
SLEEPLESS AND llJN 00W".
ww-
You Can’t Hold Out flash This Way.
Yen Are Working Too ”liter-d and You
. .. Km It.
You Can Get strong Without stopping
Your Work 1 1'
What the people want is to get over
that weakness and tired feeling. that
nervousness and sleeplessness without
stopping their work. They can‘t af-
ford to be idle. They must work.
Anti it is not necessary to relit. You
can get well and rum without losing
a day's work... There a h remedy so
ill in building up the
I the nerves and
I . itne
lnllVOWl|§ er. written 35th by
Mr H " vy.100 Mulberry St., New
nr.k N. Jlaaysc— . H.
fullb. The
' redder Ila 7cm with harri-
tngI pain in my back and charm
' ‘l on
bit he
and was so Ineryo‘Ius that i can not
attbnd ioh uslneutrom 'ioss 01 II
I'loct'prs in this city
9:9 uld . I! no relief.
'A l; l was told to try that lie»
mous ma ”D339 fineness moan
Ia herrn": In y.an a
IMOl'”Qlll'1‘libnoales l leggings;-
Mr his In:- one
was almost 'a a'k'olct
akin 1.: number so
aath'ed nearly sixty pamuli
self pcrf
l tut. fl Iptl
have
untold several tomersof
IV'ilI boned st
onerous, amnio-
the statutory mm on '
For the“ Kiddo“...
had sup rteh 'érh‘elr. slid was gtwn
CHAIMBENLMN‘S COUGH REMEDY. '
3° ed ' ..z.
‘1‘ red Inst ”my: 1"!"
be Inc pt:-
-. M .4910“ aorta:
mild; e ‘
ow Medicine
mutt-ranch
v ml! is the outcome
Man an: awn
ll maul
0.365333».-
Readilymlnotit. amt-emu In
our, tour Ileana
“116'.le Milk.
mus‘ to "the EII-eura (.onwany.‘ sonsdy ilow,
”an 31- We: "MIMI.w
ly one in David
hm Readout.
ms
hism
"“1.”
Liver and stood.
' RAILROAD ”mars 0700K. '
Ottield, oi Chianti.
road Company to compel c K. Ollie-id.
'of Clllt‘ ago. the 0mm at two shares in
the‘ old New Halo" and Derby Rail:
mud. to sell his stock to tho llllllllllfl
I-gompau) weie held this ntternoon in
Superior Court. The matter came up
red from the Superior Court loathe
United States Circuit Oeurt. George
W. Watruus. counsel for the railroad.
Impound the motion on the around that
the case involves only 5300 or less. and
themlore should not. be sent tip to the
.lll‘cllll court. Judge Gager. will give
a decision litter.
and Derby road, which it acquired by
nrfill-yenrs‘ lease some years ago. All
the stock of the leased: road is new in
the this-session of the Nev/York, New
Haven & liaitfotd Company except
the two shares held by MI. Olliehl who
has refused to sell Under a Connec-
lltlll statute. a railroad company hay.
lug three- fourths of the capital stock
of another railrotid may bring condom
natory proceedinge‘ tq secure the re
mainder. This 3ng is the first one
ever brought under lie statute. and it
lsycxpected that the constitutionality
of the law will be called in Question.
To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
’l‘alle Laxative Bronte Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
(oils to cure. E'. W. Grovo's signature
is on each box. .I ' "
waNrs‘ mane: ar 00.
Berry Says Wife Lott Him—SwOre and
Drink, She Bay a. .
WlNSTED March till-The content
ed divorce suit of William Berry
against Antoinette Berry was heard In
Roraback. who reserved his decision
Mr. Berry. who' is 80 years old and
manied in 1894 and. aim living with
and she then applied for a divorce. Af
ter being gone for seven or eight
months she came back. film he. gave
her three building lots and $75 and
dropped the suit. She left him again in
1900; though he 'told her that he
lhnrtlglit she was making a fool of her
hrs. Berry testified that she was
forced to leave her husband because
at his cruelty. She said that he drank
hard cider and was half drunk most 'Of
the time She quoted the profane ian
guano which she hlloged her husband
used until the court ordered her no
stop. Crosaexa'mlnatlon brought out
the ct that Mrs. IBerry ad had two
hus do before she mart ed Kr Ber-
ry. 'zettinx a divorce from her first
husband. while her second secured I
dit orce from her. .
DO YOU ANT STRENOTNL
if you, Illl’. ‘7 In home your
strength yo add to and not take
ironi' th
(lid foodI
Mia...dl . I
9‘5
u‘pstren l e3hnhrah's'ytml
la blouse Elfin ll tend palhtrlble. and
human use.
rch "—Tlio this im-
. 50'"!
Na
addressed a lentilI to
theTrouur‘y prbte
rmiag14iftheTTreaslui-‘y
panmetlt
1. Ma meeting"
a nosed Fla Bu-
um?“ 'to
afillrot'l ' '
consolidated Brings Suit. Against C.' K. "
\‘lI W HAVEN March 18. I—i’roccetl- .
lime in the suit brquzht by' the New .
lurk New. Haven and Hartford Ra“- .
Iliamlwrs before Judge (layer of the .
on a motion by C, K. Bush. counsel for
Mr. omcld. that the case be transfer- ,
in this action the railroad aims to:
.1 (Iimplelu its merger of tlie'New liavcu
the superior" court yesterday by Judge '
so techie that he had to be assisted ,
.to the witness ',staud lives in Terrina- I
lord and told the‘ court that he was
his wife for 15 months the) separated '
inrothe'r words.
1
lo and billllds ..
the only id 0 digestanta
um n'lll “till #6000; and enable
thoreyatoni to" mpriato all of its
health and ‘st flying qualities .
Sold by QI@IG,.II . armacy.
boom)
potter! and noun. or thIIII numb 1m .
ryI 0%
finds new I
13,8 light? on richlollaih wlll . '
" Advert semen " '
”Z" 113ml.
as...“ IMI.-'
”Mas-{tram
64‘..qu -I
FA,Il“I‘IfEEI<‘
mam sum.
..1-.).-1
Monday morning we shall be 'rcady to receive 3
for Fair Week.
March Twsm‘y- first - - -
H. 1‘II
From ten o’clock until half
Bridgeport Ad‘irertisements. '
m _...~I..
Warm-time
. to. 1904.
I.-
ucsts
ast- eleven there will be
A Recital oi the Apollo Piano Player in' the Tea Room on
the fourth floor. We can assure you that this. will
be a
genuine treat for the Apollo is the most satisfactory of pi.
ano attachments. and tli'e musical selections which are to
be rendered are of a high order. There will be airs
from
the different operas. and Iselectlons from Mendelssohn and
Beethoven.
The Tea .R°0ln.}\llll..b$.“k¢ 'a garden of spijing How-
crs. You will imagine the breath of lilacs and Wisteria.
Music through the afternoon will be by Je
Mhys Orchestra which cvdryohc enjoys so much,
there will be sixteen numbers played c'ach' day.
Tea will be served in the afternoon.
Fourth floor, take the elevator.
ram:
and
‘. IAN-l
A dainty Souvenir to all whose purchase amounts to
$2ooorovcr. ,- . .I...
Specials' for Saturday.
A small
Shirts and Drawers which are certainly bargains.
Underwear for Men. lot of Camcl's
Shirts in sizes. 36. 40. and 4:.
Drawers in sizes. 30. 32. 34. 30 and 38.
These are to be sold at 39 cts. c3211.
\
Handkerchiefs.
broidered Handkerchiefs with either escalloped or
stitched edges. Value from I 3 cts. to 25 cts. each.
, I; -.To close out at 13 cts., 2 for 25 cts.
t
‘t
O'rtc hundred dozen fine Swiss cm-
.r. .ill
Hair
hem-
Totaling:
int C?
%D M READG’
141m Mf‘Jw Myra; il'
.34.“;
1.‘:~
The
in nits for own 30 years, be!
All Countertoits. lmlfifioz'i nn‘tl
mid Yon Hard m Bought, and which he been
borne “the: signaturo or
and has Ibeon We uhdor hill per-
- «nus-mica since its infancy:
' you one todecelre you in this.
“J uW-Ebfid"m% bub
“a 1..
+m1; vwvr'f'r" "'""' 1i}; I 3
l ra'al'tm hats dial
with“.
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Inflation and Wwience am Extrasdmont.
NA‘N‘
w ”I so.
editions is It harmless 'substitnte ror Castor 011.?an-
some Hropa' arid
was «our be
and alleys vermin it elites Dinrrhma‘and
Vfiolio. It reum‘fioew ”0'3?
WW!- II.
Stomach“ giving healthy
The ennui-em What-ts m
ccnum‘E "'
Wilts finsturo 0‘. I... -
A
cable}: intuit
1 3' ‘ -‘ t‘ “I I“ dish
"New berm Ill “I m 1'31.” eyesight, and
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'I V . ' NT“DV '. '2".
I ,SWSI' It is I‘lmdnn‘
Immune no} other Harriet};
use. It's anions guarantee. to destroys" Won-t
gel-“m”... '-
‘mii bonsbuuenrba of Conduct! use
99"". nurse wrrert‘ltl’l'vnl Nihi'uh‘i'loh Fans. rail-
'19?"
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