hprdly hiter that any title in our town fails to know that
g out. yet many are waiting until the last minute. think-
will. will have an auction sale to clear out the balance
e latter We will say'there will POSITIVELY BE NO
. ~. SALE and by May sat there will be very little left for
IVATE SALE. It behooves those who expect to need
for the next six months. to look at our remaining bar-
mnlt Assn; as ouercA'rnn HERE so it is to your ad-
tale to see what there is left and anticipate your future wants.
M
DELIVERY TO ALL THE NORWALKS AND SUR-
ROUNDING TOWNS.
Coverings.
We are troll: prepared to show a lathe litre of Carpets
. lire bassist grades. Consisting of INGRAM.
9hr. rarssmv slrvSssLs. sorry saussazs
.V-arina andjapanere Mailings a}; Into: a large variety
Wilton-deem!"
China Hallows 12 1.2.: to 35¢.
japanese Mailings 20c to 50c.
I W 01! Cloths and Linoleum we show all widths and on-
WINGS.
my: and ”at: in large barietp.
5 ‘ We: to order a specialty.
DIGKERMANdrSON
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Telepho no {434.
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:fiitalc stand. twins
. ‘ The tilting do
- Italy and yet will last
is salru sales as noth-
easily' adjusted.
i than“!
Wear 32......
“win. the Mo!
, place. there to be scattered on the we.-
raiser-n a strand-tentacle“ w.
mistaken. formerly vice “Mont at
Ills-stones 184..
“it?“ sudehgn'efi ghouls
rent ’ roughe-
are shaped like a shah or
edit lid '0 ”limit?“
rh‘atlifls still set them
will float a'ro nd-ln a sin-
.ale drop of blood. These
tny carriers be lik- »
mod to a soon as lieet .
of little heath constantly
floating slant the “riVer
of life rn our. bodies and
cart-yids strength and
nourishment to the tis-
sues. Linonlne is food-
medicine. entering the
blood almost as soon as
it is.swallowed. supply-
ing red corpuscles with _
new lil‘e-tgiving and tis.
sue - building nourish-
ment. stimulating every
function of the body y.
checking waste and driv-
ing colds and disease
germs from the system
At all druggists—asc..
Sec" 31.00- . . .
A REMARKAILE WILL.
Peculiar Provisions In Testament of
Colonel Stroller.
IDUISVILI.E, Ky., March ltd—Cop
ice of a remarknbe will left by Colonel
C. M. Stroller, U. S. A., retired, who
dlod two days ago at St. Joseph‘s hoa-
pllal In Philadelphia have been recelv.
ed by several prominent business men
In Louisville, friends of the dead man.
Colone Stroller after directing that
all his debts be paid requests that ...a
body be cremated at Philadelphia and
the ashes taken to Louisville his blrllr
ters of the Ohio river.
“.If after this process." reads the
will, “the. Angel Gabriel, for whom I
have all due respect. can with his
trumpet arouse the from the dead be
Is a 'darllng' 'and‘ I will take off my
shadowy hat to him.”
—-Burdock Blood Bltters'glves a man
a clear bend, on active brain a strong.
vigorous body-makes him fit for the
battle of life
CONFEDERATE OFFICER DEAD.
WASHINGTON. March mix-General
William H. Payne, counsel .for the
Southern Railway, a distinguished Con-
Ioderate ofllcer and In command of the
famous Black Horse Cavalry at the
first battle 0: Bull Run. dled at tile
Apartments here today. aged 13 years
lb was due to general break down
on. Payne organised the Blackwlioree
Cavalry was colonel or the Fourth Vin
glnla cdvslry and became a brlgadler-
general In 186i, commanding a brigade
under General Fltsllugh Loo. Gen.
tyne was three tlrnes seriously
wounded In battle. .
CUIID HIMOEwAAGEO OF THE
"Seieral years since my lungs were
so badly enacted that I had many
hemorrhages." writes A. hi. Alto. of
Wood. M. "I took treatment with
varal physicians without any benefit.
then started to take Foley‘s Honey
and Tar. and my lungs are now as
sound as a bullet. I recommend It
In advanced stages or lung trouble."
so: 's Honey and- Tar stops the
co and basis the lungs. and pro-
ves serious results from a cold. Re-
hits, anbatltutea. Sold at Plaiatod's
drug store. '
; IQIOLARO lN HARTFORD.
HARTFORD. March as ~Durlng the
early hours of the morning, three
stores situated in the center ot the
city were entered and robbed. The
cash registers were broken In we plan-
inns-lag November and December.
“)8. One hfth at! the d
art and cram were
ale. White? mTfea‘otga
coll
stops the the. lungs and prevents
nails onto. an do not tax; chances on
W wa;rlng a'way. when Foley's
ran w care you quickly
'” Teflon results. said at
I case. The maximum penalty is three
—, strand! In the third an attempt was
mode to open the safe.
burglars secured less than trod. an.
in all the
tr’Nico In all cases was gained by. for“. Kodol shepsls Cure adds to the phy-
lng ‘.windows No clue to the new! slcsl. t given strength to and bullda‘
trators up strength in the human system. it
W
DIM" RATE xi" will: YORK AND
in New
mandate—
and been been llive (operate in the Only
ml’i'lel: l. ralliMol
.. will)! Gout-—
Gausesllls itr6sl hIirillaé-
purl—06M [hell at $500
For desertlng his Attire and llvlng
with her sister, Peter I. Mctirath an
opinion of the Consolidated railroad.
was bound over In ball of 8500 to await
trial In the Superior court by Judge
Comley of the City court In Brldge-
port yesterday y.
The details whlhh were brought out
In the case. proved very lnterestlng.
Mr. lit-math. who looks like a well-to-
do business than. was charged wltlr
abandorrlug and neglecting to support
his wife and coligblllug with Lillluu
Murrson. lie enl .rod a plea of not
guilty to the charge. lie was defend-
ed by Assistant Town Clerk Sidney.
N. Lockwood, of Bridgeport.
Mrs. McGrulh. a good looking. mid-
dle aged woman. said that her name
was Henrietta Elisabeth McGrath. and
that she marled Mr. McGralh Aprll 30,
1902 and that they had resided at 20
Arch street, In New Haven. “We liv-
id there untll February 2.1. when he
said he was going to work In Stamford.
and since then I haven't seen or
heard of him until after his arrest. "
said Mrs. MoGrath. ’
She testllled she wrote to the address
at Stamford he had glvsn her. and
from that place she received a reply to
look for her huslrnrld at 887 Broad
street. In Bridgeport. Biro applied
there and was Informed by the keeper
of the bosrdlug house. Mrs. Sarah ii.
Clark. that a man answarlng McGruth's
description hud llved there a low days
with a woman whose descripth led
Mrs. Mctlrath to the startling conclu-
sion that It was her own sister. She
applied to Prosecuting Attorney Pull-
rrrun who issued a warrant for the err-
lng busbsrrd. ,_
Attorney Lockwood asked Mrs. Mc-
Gruth a number of questions rsluthe to
whom she lived ullb at West lia-
\en ’
'Whut is the purpose of all- this?”
asked the presecutur.
“’I‘o showihc character of tho wom-
an " said Mr. LOCKWOOIL
"Just show it!" exclaimed Mrs. Mc~
Oratlr lndlguuutly. “My character ls
all right. He can bring It up if he
wants to. He can‘t rind anything
against me.“
In response to bls questions she said
she was divorced from her llrst hus-
band, Edwin w. Murphy. upon the
grounds of adultery.
”Yes." said Mrs. McGrth. “He
only put in their names. Hu had to
name somebOdy.‘
Mrs. Clark said that a man of Mr.
McClrath a description hired a room at
her boarding house week ago yester-
day. He tgave his mine as Manson
and said he had hls wife with him.
“The woman was of medium else, bad
light hair and she wore a brown srrlt
trimmed wlth black " said Mrs Clark.
She said they did not stay at her place
long, because an old lady told her that
her boarders were not men and wife.
“I keep a respectable place," said Mrs.
Clark.
“Never mind about that " said the
prosecutor “What did you do?"
'I told them to go.“ replied the tilt-
nose "I told the twoman. They
went"
She was not sure at first whether
Mrvarath was the right man or not
but when saltedlo either state that he
was the man or was not. she replied
in the adirmatlve. ,
No further evidence was taken and
the court Ionnd probable cause In the
years in State's prison.
DOIYOU WANT STRENGTH?
It you want to Increase your
strength you must add to and not take
from the physlcal. in other words,
the food that you eat must be digest
ed, assimilated and appropriated by
.the nerves. blood and tissues before
being expelled from the intestines.
ls pleasant to runs and palatabla‘.and
the o ly combination of dlgestsnts
thatw ll dlgest the toad and enable
the anion totapproprlate all or its
health and “tenth-giving qualities.
Sold by Clllord Pharmacy. "
FUNERAL OF DALY BROTHERS.
BOSTON. March so --Tbe tuners! of
Dan Only. the comedian who died In
New York last Saturday and that of
his brother. Timothy. who died at Re-
vere on atonday were held to her at
the Roman Osmotic Church o the Im—
macnlate‘floneeptlon in that town to-
day. Hrsndreds ot trianda. assay or
these members or the theatrical pro
or reunions. The interment was at
Holy Cross Cemetery. Maiden.- There
' their stomachs do not do the work
tension. attended the solemn high more i
Z'_. slid benefits the whole system. So"!
Food taken lnl
MW the nature of
on or llle stomach Is not ill
rte than no load at all. lbs in
latement as far as It nnd:
“fin loony are slice 9 lbw
with their “ammonia II"
with themselves that because
ted,
given them. they must be glven less,
work; In other words they must be
starved. It would be Just as sensi-
ble for is business man who Is unable
to do all his own work to cut down his
business to his own cap city as It Is
for a man to starve him elf to relieve
his stomach The senslble business
man employs help and goes forward
with his business. lrlkewlse the sen-
sible dyspeptlc will employ help tor
lrla stomach and give his body proper
nourishment
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets actually
do the work assigned to them. They
relieve weak and overburdened stom-
achs of a great portion of digestive
action. Thclr component parts are Iden.
deal with these of the rllgestlve llulds
und secretions of the stomach and they
simply take rip the grind and carry on
the work just rho same as a good.
strong, healthy stomach would do It.
On this account Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets are perfectly natural In their
action and ell'ecls. They do not cause
any unnatural or violent disturbance
in the sloruarh or bowels. They them-
selves dlgest the food and supply the
system with all the nourishment con»
lslned In what ls eaten and carry out
Nature‘s plans for the sustenance and
maintenance 0! the body.
How much more sensible is this
method than that employed by many
sul'lerers from weak stomachs. By
this means the body and brain get all
the good. nutritious food they need and
the man Is properly nourished and
equipped to curry on his work and per-
form his duties. He would not pos»
nlbly be In proper working condllion
by starving himself or employing some
new fanglcd. Insumclent food that does
not contain enough nutriment for a
year old hairy. A strong man doing
strong work must be properly fed and
this applies to the brain as well as the
body.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets. by re-
lieving the stomach of Its work. en-
able it. to recuperate and regain lts
normal health and strength. Nature
repairs the worn and wasted Iissues
just as she heals and kults the bone
of a broken‘llrnb_ which Is of course
not used during the morons of repair.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are for
sale by all drugglsts at 50 cents a box
and they are the one article that the
drugglst does not try to sell something
In the place of that's "just as good."
Thclr‘ unqualified merit and success
and the universal demand for them has
placed them wlthln the reach or every
one. m 30 a 1
SHOT AT THE TRAIN.
Boys In the Bronx Alarm Passengers
on consolidated Train.
NEW YORK. March 30.-Pnssengers
on a local traIn on the suburban branch
of the New York New Haven dc Hart-
ford railroad while passing through a
out In lhe Bronx last night were alarm-
ed by a succession of rifle shots which
shivered several windows. fortunate-
ly .lnjurlng no one. The train was
brought to a belt and a search of the
cut resulted In the capture of two boys
armed with a ride. The rallwav au-
thorltles reported that several 0; their
trains had been recently Ilred at In the
same spot.
cor.oe CAUSE PNEUMONIA.
One of the-moat remarhable cases
or a. cold, deepsested on the lungs.
causing pneumonia. is that of Mrs.
Gertrude E. Fenner. Marlon. lnd.. who
was entirely cured by the use at One
itinute Cough Cure. She says: "The
coughing and straining so weakened
me that I ran down In weight from
148 to as pounds. I tried a number
of remedies to no avail untll I used
One Minute Cough Cure. Pour bot-
tles at this wonderful remedy cured
me entirely of the mgh. strengthen-
ed my lungs and restored the to my
normal weight health and strength.
Sold by Cllltord Pharmacy.
GREAT .RITA‘l'l'h‘lON READY FOR ac.
reported that the vessels or the British
naval squadron on this station have
received orders from the admiral to
cancel the quarterly practice tiring
with the light andbeavy guns. reserve
their ammunition and hold themselves
In readiness tor Instant orders to sail
base waters. The cmlsenare there.
lore. remaining In or very near Es-
qulmault Harbor. 2.,
new vs
well a
Women are more often allilcted with
kldney disorders than men but attrlb‘
ate the a ms to dl ashes peculiar
to their sex; while iii reality the kid-
neyn are demoted. Nervoume‘es.
headache. putty or dsrlt circles under
the eyes. pain" the tract are signs
Ignored or a serious malady will re-
sult. itoley‘ s tinny Care has teeter
ed the health t thousands or weak.
Immune and militarism
crane. it verifies the bl
t Plalsted‘s drug store.
Wit—nus
VICTORIA. B. C. NMarch 30.-—it Ia '
tor a distant quarter presumably Chi. .
or kidney trouble that must not be .
nervous broken down worsen. it atoll! .
g .
About Window Shades. V ,
Everybody wants plenty of air in the sleeping room.
and 'the general way ,to secure it is to let the window
down from the top. But the ordinary shade hinders the ‘
free circulation of air. and it rattles in a disturbing way it
there is the least' draft. ' Now we have an automatic
Shade that does neither of those acts, and is always on
good behavior; but it is hard to explain its good points so
we ask you to come and see it. When this shade is in use
you can loWer the window and the Shade roller at the same
time, leaving an open space at the top. You can shade the
lower part of the window. leaving the upper part open to
the light. thus ensuring privacy. The roller always carries
the Shade true and unsoiled. and can be used on any win-
dow. .=
In the Upholstery Store. '
The Sale of Pelllooals.
The March Sale of Petticoats has been a pronounced
success. Fair Week brought hundreds of sight-scorn who
were attracted by' the display of elegant and sensible ’
Skirts. To see was to buy in nearly every instance. We .
mention some special bargains. - ‘ 3.
Black Mercerized Skirts. value $1.25 and $1.50, 98' cts.
Black Silk Italian Cloth, value $2.50 and $3.00. $1.98.
Black Silk-Moreen, exceptional. $2.45.
Colored Tafletas. value $6.50. $4.98.
value 87.50. $5.985
Heavy Taffetas. value $8.50 to $12.50. $6.98.
1m Valuer Glove.
The most economical Glove to buy is the best. The
Vallier is a washable Glove and thoroughly reliable. It
comes in black. which is stainless. white. and colors, in-
cluding the delicate shades desired for Easter Toilettcs.
With care a pair of Vallier Gloves will last an entire sea-
son. and nothing would be more acceptable as a present.
Price $1.7 5. Satisfaction guaranteed.
When you are ready for Spring Underwear. ask for
Harvard Mills.
._ 3 .K. h ,., \.
‘Iorr Hillll'fi’i
lire liiild In liars
Always laugh
aster soNLv Ho or.
mm. stench lit—Tire moreover warmsunv, March so. ——Papere
was burned during last nights... The teens Marga-yesterday afternoon-tor an
loss was about u. 000 lost little the indignant of the fire
nlture was‘iztodh The enemas the per-lor- Germ In the case or Willis Van'-
Brlltn's otthla densest who was recently convicted of
The Insurance was $8.63: the soar-go or perjury and who am
sentenced to serve two years In the
state‘ a prison.
I VANDEiaARK Taxes AN arrest. '
Norwalk Chronicler