' Note the quality, and buy early;
” Parlor [Amps left at the {blinding cut prlcos.
“5.00 LAMPS NOW .10.”.
, 12.00 LAMPS now 7.00. ~ _~
‘ 10.00 LAMPa NOW 0.50. . | Lg
0.00 LAMrI plow 0.00. ; ,1]
11.00 LAMPs now 1.00. . .. y ‘
, 11.110 LAM" now 0.00. 1
all ‘ 000 LAMP: now 3.00.
V‘ 4.00 LAMP: now 3.00.
4.00 LAMPs NOW 2.00.
3.50 LAMrs now 2.25.
3.00 LAMPs now 1.75.
7 HALL LAMPS AT A SACRIFICE. ,
s 'LisaAav LAMPS AT A SACRIFICE.
4 use: some: eTasET LAMP: AT A aAcmrica.
.1 LARGE 4 LAMP CHANDELIER wAs 010.00 To cLoss 00.00
0 MAMMOTH nocnssTss LAMPe AT A sAcatrtce.
,‘A’ VERY 011010: LINE or FANCY sAsKsTs. (WORK. SCRAP.
BABY. FRUIT AND FLOWER). TO BE SOLD REGARDLEIB 0F COST.
"LitaMsmsea we ARE SELL'ING OUT no 00005 nassaveo.r1nsr
00111:. new szavao, ALL oooas MUST so As oua LsAsT sxmass
AY‘ IBT. ,.
1 11 . .- . 0
'3-5TT1Ev1m
South Norwalk. Conn
Sprlng “Flat—3r
Coverings.
, -We are no‘ib prepared to show a large line of Car-pct:
in all the popular grader. Consisting of INGRAINS,
' VELVET. TAPESTRY BRUSSELS BODY BRUSSELS.
In China andjapanese Matting: we have a large variety
‘ , an! attractive styles.
China Matting: 12 l-2c to 35c.
japanese Matting: 20c to 50c.
_ , ' 0f Oil Cloth: and Linoleum we show all widths and oa-
:1~ rtou: qualities.
Rugshnd Mat: in large bariety.
Shade: to order a specialty. .
u't
DIGKERMAN & SQN
8'4 Washington Street. South Nor'iballt
Telepho 110 143-6.
W
DQ ARE IN HIGH DEMAND NOW. .HOUSE CLEANING ANTICI'
“11111058, mes THE QUALITtes MAINTAIN THE some.
. nsIIoTAmir’ron UNEOUALLEO summary,” ’ a“.
l
\1
, Fours! Directors and Euthanasia.
flitn Streak.
V‘Kn
*" i “1" arcane warns. 0111011600 mastitis c1061....
inch 3am in- Climatic, Hanan—Assaults!
(yum bribimd Ia-' Wok at who crusading.“
00-111 domain. ' L
MANY . ..
Interested In tartan of Mrs. Robert
Whiteley.
Vlnol Cured Her of Chronic Otsmsch
Trouble and Otto i-Iss Gained II
Pounds.
' w Whoa 1- 11..
Mr Robert Whitely of. Pitt-burs.
Pa.. writes”: “My‘ wife was subject to
chronic stomach trouble and terrible
nervousness: sho was this. and brain
1- 111 noat ldok Ddctors after (that as-
.1. 1~1- all failed to help her. At ls'11t
1b tried \' InoI. and soon the change In
h1-1' condition seemed almdst mlracu
ions. She 000th Its use, and today
she is In port ‘ Ilth and has aalnod
' ' lads hardly know
ago. To Vlnol we
' .rw: »/
MR8. ROBEII‘I‘ WHITELEY.
give all the praise. and evorywhcro I
recommend your Vlnol, as I have more
faith In It than I have In doctors or
any other medicine."
Our Vlnol cures conditions like this.
because It contains In a concontratod
form all of the vital principles con-
tained In cod liver oil. and It Is the
greatmt strength creator known to
medicine. Vlnol tones up the tired.
weakened nerves of the stomach: It
p rides and enriches 1he blood; It to-
v aoratos every organ in the body to do
Its work as nature Intended. and solid.
firm hash. abounding health and vitali-
ty Is the sure result.
‘very person In South Norsellt is
Invited to call at our store and not a
bottle of Vlnol. if it fails to do what
W0 claim for It we will-give back your
money. You see by the above lcttcr
that the fame of Vlnol Is spreadins far
and wide. The Clifford Pharmacy.
COURT DECLINED JURISDICTION.
Grade Crossing In Torryvliio to be
Aboliahed at Once.
TERRYVIIJ E, March 21—h mes-
sage received here from Samuel A. Hor-
man, of Winsted, yesterday afternoon,
Was to the effect that the United States
Supreme Court had declined jurisdic-
tion In the appeal of the New York:
New Haven and Hartford Railroad to
the ordcr of the Connecticut Railroad
Commissioners abolishing the itrado
crossing In this town. This is expect-
cd to result In the Immediate abolition
of the crossing, which is considered to
be a vcry dan‘erous one, The case.
originally came before the state So-
preme Court on an appeal of the rail-
road from the order. Issued on a nail
tion of the town, of the railroad com
missioners that the crossing must go.
The respondent, beside the railroad
mentioned. wore thc town of Plymouth
and the Plymouth and Bristol Tram-
way Company.
to the highest court on questions of
law, and Mr. Herman. who represented
the town of Tcrryvillo, recently movcd
that the case be removed from the doc-
ket as the court had no jurisdiction.
The court took this view of the mat-
icr.
TRUE HEART DISEASE IS A RARE
THING.
The cause of your palpitation is, pro-
bably. pressure arising from gas in the
xtomachuthat ls. gastric Indigestion.
low doses of Cal-curs Soivcnt, Dr.
David Kenncdy‘s new medicine.
rioanso away the foul accumulations
and the heart will run quictly and keep
load time. Write to tho Cal-c urn Com-
nany,'Ro11d011t,' N. Y.. for free sample
bottle.
most: or THE EARTHQUAKE.
Henry Shalcr Williams. of Yale. who'
was recently elected head of‘the Geo;
slty. said the earthquake felt In New
England yesterday was undoubtedly
caused by a slip 0 cracks of the
oarth' 3 surface. we deep In the
crust. one of the two faces oi the crack
moved against the 011.01. cousins the
lot-ring. By the readjustment of the
two faces tension was relieved and
there is no Immediate danger of a re.
currence of the shock Prof. Williams
thinks the earthquako'was- probably
similar In origin to that at Charleston
in 1886. which was the most extensive
of modern times. "iahould say that
In extent the one of yesterday comes
next to, that of Charleston. The faces
which were disturbed may have been
eight to ten miles below ten surface
of tho earth. '
CURID HEMORRHAGEB OF THE
LUNBB.
' "several yearti sihc'e my luus were
so badly affected that i bad man!
renorm- writes A. ins A.“ 0!
wood. ind ' “i took treatment with
several physicians without. any benefit.
(that! is
' ”611231133 ”'0 “0910“
re III it
runs .11.;
and hr. ind
[recommend
all an“ of!
The respondent went. -
will‘
logical Department of Cornell Univer-j'
IONIW OMTHI CHOW BIRD. ‘1'
The following 509111 set to music.
was writionAom. fifty year-130 by
Rev (I'l'itdnclatHWw1lwrirth than
tor o the 80th Norwalk Convent on
at Church and will be read with pleas-
ure by the members of tho Norwalk
Bird Club and others:
The [round was all covdr'd with new
one day.
And two little sisters were busy at
D ”'1
When a snow-bird was killing close by’
on a tree.
And merrily singing his
Chick- a-dodc, CIIII‘HRIIJCIIC (,1 icka
do do
And mot-rill singing his cltlrk-‘u-dc dc.
\
He had not bccn sinking that ionc vcry
Iona.
Erc Emily board him. so loud was his
sons.
"0 sister! look out of the window,"
1 said she;
"IIcro's a dear
chick-a-dc-dr.
Cbiclt-ndc-dc, CbIcku-dodc, Crickvs-
dc-do_
And merrily singing his chick-n-dc-dc.
lililc bird, singing
“Poor follow! he walks In the soon
I and the 111ch,
'And has ncIthcr stockings nor shoes
I on his foot;
II pity him so! how t‘uitl hr must be!
And yet he loops singing his chick a~-
dude."
t‘hick-adodc, Chickzrdc-dc, Crick-a-
dc-_dc
And mcrrll) slugi. 11: his (bit k~ ~11 dc dc.
"If I wctc u biu'cfootcd snow~bird_
know
the snow,—
l wondcr what mnkcs him so full of
glee;
Ito's all the limo singing that chicken-
tic-dc."
Chick- a dcdc,
(lode
And mctrlh running his chick a 110- do
Chick ado-dc, Crick-s-
"0 nmlhcr' do not hint sumo stockings
and shoes
And a nico
choose;
I wish he'd conu- Into the parlor, and
soc
How warm wo would mako him. poor
chlck-a-dc-dc."
Chick-a-dedc, (‘hick-udcdo, Crick-a-
tic-d0
And merrily singing his chick-u-dc-dc.
The bird had down down for somc
pieces of broad,
And beard every word little Emily
said:
"What a figure I'd make In that dress!"
11th he:
(- laughed as he warblcd his
chick-a-dcdc '
Cbick-a-dc-dc,
de-de,
And merrily singing his chick-n-dc-dc,
And
Chick-admin, Crick-o-
"I‘m grateful.“ hr said. "for the wish
you express,
llut I'vo no occasion for such a duo
dress;
I had rather remain all}: my limbs all
Than “ch bobble 11411;. Junta: r-Iilck a-
do ~(
Chick- -a~ do do Chick a- ~-.lc do (‘rick a~
do- do
And merrily singing his chickvudo-dc
"There is Our. my dear child, though I
cahnot tell who.
Has clothed mc alrcady,
enough too-
and Warm
. (loot! morning? 0 who arc so happy as 1
wc'.’”-—~
And away he wont singing his chick-11-
dc-de.
Chltli a~dc~ dc, Chick-11-t-lctlc Crick a
dcdo
And merrily singing ills chick-a-dodc.
DEATH RATE IN NEW YORK AND
CHICAGO. .
During November and December,
1903. Otto fifth of the deaths in NewI
York and Chicano wcro frompneumo- 1
sin. Foley's Honey and Tar not only
stops the cough but heals and
strengthens tho lungs and prevents
pneumo‘nla.110 do not take chances on
a. cold wearing away when Foley's
and prevent serious results.
Plaisted’ 11 drug store.
...-
, FOR FORMER BWEETHEARTS.
I‘Woatorn Alderman Left 010,000 for
Each to His Will. ~
I 101.1100 0 Match 23 .«Aldermsn
1 Waters of Monroe, Mich. entertained
Ito the day of his death a crest fond
pens for his former sweethearts, and
the Michigan women for whom he had
entertained tender feelings are re-
1.
,t‘orps oi' the C. N. G.
1t box and a cure is certain.
membered in his will to the amount of.
810. 000 each.
The beneficiaries are Miss Della
”a”? 1011
(21‘ .
Still Ill! liliilli
Cal-can 0011.11, Dr. Kennedy a New Mail-
olss‘IIl Dissolve and inst Slow and
" Gravel b11111 W Won: ‘- ’ ...... ’-.~ —
Kelley of Detroit Miss Alice Kendall of is 11' sudden chanse a! rim
0111.11 A suooasytag.
But It Has Prwon of- interest and Va-
toe to Thousands.
Common sense would suggest that It
one wishes to bocomc flcsby and plump
it can duly result from the food we
rat and digest and that food should be
amphibious or flush forming food: like
eats bootstcak and cereals; in otbrr
Mirth! the kinds oi food that, mako
flesh are the foods which form tho
groatm part of our daily bills I)! tam.
nut thc Iroublo is that while. we out
cnouxh and gent-rally too much. ibc
stomach, front abuse and ovcrwork.
1100! not pm 0er mutant and assimilsto
.it. which Is be reason so many MON"
rcmniu thin and underweight: tho di-
f cstive organs do not completely disc-9|
ho I‘t‘llh forming bo‘otsteak and cast
and similar wholesome food.
Thcrc. arc lbonrauda of such who
arc really confirmed dyspeptice, al-
thnush they may have no particula-
bnlu or Inconvcnlcuco from their stom-
ncha
If such )crsona would lay their prc
Iudiccs as do and make a regular prac-
tico of taking, after each mcal onc or
twu of Stuart‘s Dyspepsia Tablets I111-
food would bo quickly and thoroughly
diacstcd, bccnusc Ihosc tablots contain
tho natural pnptoncs and diastolic
which rvcry wrak stomach lacks, and
by supplying this want the stomach Ir:
soon enabled to regain Its natural than
and vigor.
Stuart's Dyspt-psia Tablets digest 1-v~
ory form of flesh forming food, mcnt.
nus. broad and potatoes, and this Is
the reason thcy so quickly build till.
stronglhcu and Invigoratc thin, dyspop
l lilo men. womcn ambchildrcu.
Invalids and children. cvcn tbc mo t
i would not stay out in the cold and tdcllcatc “3“ them “in“ "Will” “N"
III as they contain no among. Irritatiu'
drugs no cathartic IIOI any harmful
ingredient.
Stuart‘s Dyspopsla Tabicts is ihc
most ancccsstui and most wmcly known
of any t'cmcdy for stomach troubles bcv
causo It Is the most reasonable and
scientific of modcru medicines.
Stuart's Dyspcpsiu Tablcts aro Itoltl
by every druggiat In tho Unltcd 51111115
and Canada as sell as In Great lbi
tic from, mm a but. If 111 'aIn at .‘10 ccnts tor complclc ticnlmcut
Nothing lurthct is tcuuitcd 10 11111
any situnacb trouble (11 to make thin
nervous. dyspcptic people strong
plump and well. 11123 :7.
BRIGADE MEDICAL OFFICERS.
Some Original Appointments Announc-
ed“ by Adjutant General cote.
HMI'I‘FORD. March 23.-—-Iu special
0rdcr No. 51. AdjutsutOcncral Colo
, makes the first In a number of origi-
nal appointments in conformity with
tho rcqult'cmouts of tho National Mill»
IIII. haw. 'I‘bcsc deal with the medical
The appoint-
ments arc the following:
Lieutenant—Colonel Wilbur S, Wai-
son, mcdlcal director brigade, of Dan
bury. to be assistant surccon-ucnoral.
with rank of lieutenant-colonel; origi
nal appointment.
Major John B. McCook. surgcon.
First Infantry. of Hartford, to be sun
goon. with rank of major. original ap-
pointmcnt.
First Lieutcnant. Home“ A. Tylcr.
...Ir assistant surgoon lt‘ilst Infanin of
llsnford to be assistant punt-on. with
tank of 1-:aptnin original appointmcnt.
William H. Van Strandcr of Hart-
ford. to be assistant surnoon with rank
of first lieutenant: original appoint-
mcnt.
Major Frederick Schnvoir. surxcnn.
Third infantry. of Stamford, to be sur-
xcon. with rank of major; original ap-
pointmcnt.
First Licutcnant John H. Evans. as
sisiant surgeon. Third Infantry of Nor-
wich. to bc assistant surgeon. with
rank of captain: original appointment.
Frederic J. Adams of' Bridgeport. to
be assistant surgeon with rank of first
licutonant,‘ original appointmont. all
with rank from February 23, 1904.
THE NAME WITCH HAZEL.
The name Witch Hazel In much
abusod.~ E. C. DoWItt I: 00.. Chit-.11~
go. arc the Inventors of tho original
and only genuine Witch Hazel Salvo.
A ccrtitln cure for cuts. Burns, Bruis-
es, Eczema, Tettcr. Piles etc. ’ There
NEW HAVEN March 23—1’1‘0' Honey and Tar will care you quickly lure many (onnterfeits of this salvo
30m :“somo of which are’ dangerous while
they are all worthless. In buying
Witch Hunt Salve see that the name
E. C Dertt & 00., Chicago. Is m the
Sold by
Clifford Pharmacy.
OREGON SHORT LINE'S PURCHASE
~~SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, March 23.
-AII. that portion of the Central Pa
riflc Railroad between Reno and 0hr
den and all at the Union Pacific be-
tween Green River and Ogden is to be
added to the Oregon Short Lino An‘
nouncement to this effect probably will
be made today or tomorrow uless there
chcral
Monroe and Mrs Nettie Callahan of lot the changes among officials will take
Saginaw. Mr. Waters, who «as bur
led yesterday. died a bachelor
a flit-R estate: _' .
place simultaneously.
‘ WOMEN'S KIDNEYS.
Women are more often afflicted with
kidney disorders than men, but aurib
ate the symptoms to diseases peculiar
to their sex. while In reality the kid-
neys rare. deranged. Nervousuess.
headache. puffy or dark circles under
.Ihe eyes. pain In the back. are signs
of kidney trouhIo-that must not be
bum-ed or a serious malady will re-
sult. Folcy' s Kidney Cure has roster
ed the health of thousands of weak,
nervous broken down women. it stops
Irregulsriuea and strengthens the url-
naryoruaas. it purines the blood
Wand benefits the whole system. sold
W1 Pin-tetra dru: stars.
BTATI OANPINTIB CONVINTION.
WATERB March MIAMI!
s
. 1mm mum tomooam ‘
clan of the State members Conven-
C The discussion
‘tnraodsooawssawtap r0!“-
.ubymlnealnabnwlihthe Master
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Bridgeport Advertisements.
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1 Bridgeport Advertisimonto:
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FAIR WEEK
No matter about the weather. spring has opened
here. Blossoms and birds are everywhere. and the whole
store is like a iairyland.
The Apollo Piano Recitals in the morning are a rare
treat. Not often are such fine selections to be heard with
such perfect rendition.
cry morning, and you can sit in a comfortable chair with
There is a varied programme cv-
cvcrything about you to charm thc eye. and listen to a Bal-
ladc or an Impromptu by Chopin. a Sonata by Beethov-
en. a Nocturne by Schumann. or thc brilliant Ovcrturc to
Stl'ndclla Scmirnmidc.
some favorite opera like or
Doesn‘t it sound inviting?
The Tea ROOm is like a reception in the aficrnoon.
Music is by Jerome May's Orchestra and afternoon tea is
served.
The main floor has hosts of attractions to draw the
eye. There is the Art Embroidery Section.
dcriul pieces arc displayed here. and no lover of Art Nccd-
Most won-
Icwork should miss this department.
Wear Section has
Noth-
in cold type can express the charm and daintincss of
The showcase at the lnfants‘
spring bonncts and other, apparel for the wee oncs.
these articles. They must be seen.
The Neckwcar Section near the Main St. entrance is
another point not to be missed. This is gay with an ex-
hibit oi Laces. Stocks, Collars and the most fascinating oi
Neckwcar and Chifions.
A Souvenir is presented to cvcv‘yonc whose purchase
amounts to $2.00 or over.
241.111.1510
in t eYear
iii
. IIIISTIIIIIII
For Infants 0 11 Children.
The Kind 1111" Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
MD. M. READG’
A\I¢etaliel‘reparabonfor '
similstm l'oodnndil
lineman-ms who
In} 1km i 111111110. ‘
humbly!” stioa.Ciceri‘ul- E
nessandllrst.Conlalns neltlor l
Morphine norMiueral.
or Nanco'no.
Marnie":- ' "
huh!“
ms-
-—-_._‘__
Apeiocl Remedy for-Comma-
llon. Spur Stomach. District-a
Worms .Couvulsions feverish
ncss attributions Sump.
llse
. For. liver
limit leans
WIF! in, HUSBAND so. . ,
Yesterday afternoon Deputy Sherlll
Richards served notice on James E.
, Thompson. of Huntington. in a suit
k yester- for divorce. brought by his wife Ruth
M- E. Thompson. the paper: being re-
(unable to the April tom of the la-
perior court. The plaintiil aliens do.
union and habitual total-persons. and
asks for the custody at their child“.
The Tbomooou's are well known In
, 'I“. linemen. The walnut. I: quite
on» young. Sh‘a‘ was married at It b01-
m It husband being 50. .
a.
(1891‘ FORECLOSURE.
l
Bridfiapnrt scrim da' afloat Ac-‘
r113 11.14...." swim
lm
taraoy Howard N. Wakoman. involv-
loathe bassoon; mat Ibo cor-
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