hardly likely that any one In our town laila to know that
hailing out. yet many are waiting until the last minute. thinlo
Ive will have an aucdon sale to clear out the balance.
SALE and by May tst there Will be very little lelt for
IT! SALE. lt behooves those who expect to need
i ll useless to quote prices or mention any certain line, for
late stoolrs are cleaned out every day.
imp: sAnoAIus wit Ass orrnmuo uow WILL
travail Aosut so oupntcnso titans. to it i. to your ad-
Coverings.
We are nob» prepared to Show a lame line of Carpets
in all the powlar grades. Consisting of INGRAM
VIILVEI' farms? BRUSSELS BODY BRUSSELS.
In China andjapanese Mailings we nape a lame variety
M.W4¢lv€ styles.
China Hatlt'nos 12 lo2c to 35:.
japanese flailing: 20: to 50c.
W011 Cloths and Linoleum we allow all width: and oa-
We: to order a spedalty.
, IiuKEIIuAit A son
at Katmai M. South Nomad}
" Telephone tsp-d.
tract“ that they can be
’ or as a card ta-
"tailslc stand setting
”able. The tilting do
simply and yet will last
curing shell“ I pt
Ifid'ii‘. Am... dial“ 3.:
mrzc {Aether and the socrotlops were
one "
sale by all dealers. Price to
eehte a lion. Foster‘htllbnrh co But~
tale It. 15,on agents tor the ilnlud
Ila
' ember the name-Doan' s—and
tabs at other.
”NIHAPIII WIN.
Iiural Carriers Are to Resolve lub-
scriptlonl and “Deliver
WASHINGTON, March 3i .—As a re-
sult ot the ottorta made by newspaper
proprietors and publishers the toilets
Ing amendment has been hdded by the
Senate committee to pgz’puragra regreph in
the Post Ollie 'a MC bill.
which am the salary oi rope tree do-
live carriers at $130 per sauna: and
prob bits theta tron: soliciting business
receiving orders tor any person.
rm. or eorwrstion. and from carry-
lhg duriu their hours ot employment.
merchetmlso soror hire:
and that said carriers may
carry merchandise tor hire and receive
subscriptions tor and deliver news.
papers. msgnslnes and other periodic
cats tor and upon the request of pa-
trons residing span their respective
rotates Whenever the same sh I not in-
tertere with the proper di barge or
their omeial duties and under such
regulations as the postmaster general
may prescribe and not otherwise: and
'-Proyitied. further. that no carrier
_ shall retiree to deliver or to take orders
or subscription tor any merchandise.
newsp rs, or periodical requested by
any net It on b route ,_
W
How To IIIAK UP A COLD. ,
Every one finowa the ilrst symptoms
or a cold sin dAIIgerous 00W
ousnces which 0 ton arise trout its
no gloat. A severe cold can be com
bletolfi broken II In one or two dnya'
ti o ”Gull“ nd proper treatment In
even. l‘Il action Ilmtiltl ve to
relieve the huge which to best acc am
pliahed by the tree use at Chamber-V
Isln‘ s Cough Remedy. When this real
edy Is taken in double doses every
hour on the Iirst appearance oi the
cold. It will counteract Its eitect and a
complete cure soon follows. Deep
seated colds or coughs also yield readi-
ly when this medicine Is used. For sale
by Silllson- Poivell Corporation. Ciliioru
ihsrnmcy Pierre Bridge Pharmncy.
Zoltinss Pharmacy.
SEAT" ENDS LITIGATION.
NEW HAVEN. March ill—Death put
an end today to an application peudv
ing In the probate court tor the sp-
pointntont ot a conservator over
George Lawrence, a Civil War veteran.
who was also known as George How-
ths name under which scarred
during the war. lie went to Mon
day night leaving a gas let open and
died from the ottects of the gas today.
The medical examiner decided that
deht‘b was segmental. A The. applica-
tion for sooaservntor was brought by
Joswh him-once. a brother to pro-
tect (loom Lawrences interests as
a pensioner. ._..l.
CURED HmzflAflI OF THI
"Several years usince any lungs were
so badly aisooed that i had man!
‘ll tool: treatment with
.. to physicians without any benefit.
. t'tbehmlnrted to take Foley's lions!
. In. and my
a as a ballot.
stages at lung trooble.‘
ouh
..... .Iliu'
tstrolnaooldJo
store.
i . in;
' can «con son a“ FALL. '
t IIIryI. Elinor vs. the
9 .
nillluliflMWIlhe
if!”
m’uulldflfi t"the “dig: l ‘
gonorrhea-3' wrlhn A. l Ahq- -ot
are now as
recommend it
and Tar stops the
sthe lungs, and pre-
iii substitutes. Sold at Pleisted's
wmno larch II .--The lury at:
tor being lost over three hours yeston'wi.
rant-oil a verdict In the case at
_ 000.000. The liedoral, Trust
.MIO‘I.whlio:tsheolaimsd£s;:e
to I IMO-MI e
”I. mammograms
0'
* end
,W‘fifi
‘l. circle y
tolyn as Its
oils Barker}; ltI oe Huhbslt,
to am. Natalie linwls'y. Nan
sadw. mouth |I Rosalia Vaughn
an Luc w hit as! II II
sawing, and as h’ah I III the ssssrhbly
'I‘ he opened
afternoon desalon
" promptly, and the devotional service
was modulated by Mrs. W. 0. hath-
rop oi Shelton. wlis at luv. hlr.
bathrop. (Ii/the Coagngstiona'l Church.
and a mom of the executive board
or the State reach.
A vols oi thanks. was talton tor the
hmltality then enjoyed and then It
was rendered ra.l?‘. 8. nos-
sett. mean, and I’ll! “Ethel uliollouy.
contraito. accomps‘pied by Um
statier. ot the ladies ren-
dered a sole, and many expressions or
pleesure were exchanged between the
listeners who applauded the numbers
'l‘lae reports trots the circles not
having been completed during the
morning they were carried over to the
all non session and were about
y in all. a tow only or the thirty
elicits In the county not responding.
As t s delegates represented Danbury.
the Norwalhs Dorian, Shelton and
Stamiord, beside Bridgeport the at-
tehdanpe was a great ,encouranente t to
the se‘eretary. who had worked ard
and put much thought Into the de-
tails of the program.
The reports read showed the great
diversity oi the Interests undertaken
by the various cirbles. from the
ing at the homlieat"~comtorts for to
destitute. to the‘ stimulation of - the
higher spiritual me by p'rdyer and
Bible study. The circles roprmtod
many depomlnations and Met-l vie
said that the older In some places
Included circles 0! Roman (isthmus.
She told of the stntgg'l'os of the Con-
tral Council In the publishlhgwsm the
magasine which has boon ate
the present. but will be republished
under diftsront conditions In the near
future An appeal from Mrs. Dltlt-
enson. the general cemetery in New
York aaItIng for patience. and (or
at 1pm and to this and It was nig-
settled that each circle send to head-
:iiIllifl'l one dollar as a gilt tor en-
una eat. The matter was well
present“. and the situation realised
as one appealing to the loyal support
oi the order. Too numb has been left
for lira. nichedson to phculdar. as the
fact thnt 390.000 badges sent out trout
headquarters would indicate a mem-
bership ot a million aft, least.
The dues are but ten cents a year
and there has been great indiffer-
cnre In the post about paying this
sum, its its seeming insignltlmnce has
made people tool that the loss ot
their particular dime was of no con.
sequence. This Is being overcome In
a Insecure by the dolermlned .tion
of the county sect-clerk‘s to Insist poo
Its payment.
The symposium was divided lntotwo
parts. First “Our Christian Activities."
and second "Our Spiritual Lite,“ and
the discussion was Interesting and
helpful The subjects were subdivided
he follows:
Regular meetings: How ditldc and
occupy time at? How Increase the
eve
com the shit or tardiness at? .
i-‘unds: How to obtain cheerful giv-
Iag of? New Ideas for earning at?
Prayer.
They consecration service was the
closing testuro and wait conducted by
hlrni Smiley. who spoke very testing-
ly about deepening the spiritual lite.
At the close the delegates depart-
ed for their homes on the venous out-
goltu trains. There were about one
hundred present. Although the order.“
Includes Sons. there were none present.
but there are a considerable number
on 'the membership rolls.
SHORTAGI'. MAY BE FOUND.
‘. --¢- .
[sacral Trust Company. Cleveland.
Ollie. Matias an Assignment .
CLEVELAND. 0.. March 3i.—The
Federal Trust Company today made an
aslgntneot to the Guardian Trust Com-
puny. The action Is‘ stated to have
been taken as a res-lit or the disap-
mines of a prominent ofllclal o! the
l Trust Company. Reports are
III 0 realetltli that a shortage has been
flu in. tho toads pi the concern.
e no statement has been tiled as
yet by the Federal Company. It in un-
derstood It will turn over about ti-
_ see. 000 in deposits to the assignes.
‘lta total assets willbo boabout u.-V
Ida a capital stock at no». eoo.
hnshatnestns triad ot mmmabont
000 undivided pronto. According.
laht report. it had '2 138.86! in
and abstainin- «5.300 rail
rim stochs
ltahst state-
"WW deposits Oi 31¢
a; Wine mils aim thst the
wet-Mallard. 81. 000.000 at the
oi basins- last night; .
‘A‘ “unique practically
theatrectorseathas
l rustCo ”Gilead“
mat Conga: .veIil den ago.
met the two
model them. 8°"
00. E‘mfi New
°":.'. mummy amt mounts; I
| I ‘4 .
nuns—rear
A.
V tat-nets»
o. no simian cum.
. , . I- “2
at "' "build.”
‘ in must
that they will give a month's trial
. a enhance? mow to mew
lditlohii do not discourage the wily fish
'i ermqn.
I we
"disses «:92
may disorder-
out have given
vs . are seen In
sowbe
with the positive understanding an
it at the and of that time a cure Is
not ant-cud or enough roller gained to
warrent a ooatlnaed has or the
meat tor a while longer the II ,6? .'
will be rotunded.
Hy' met In the only' treatment tor“
cats b that has e ' sol
As no cure no pay" n'd o only
one where a month
In Ire’e unless It on
HyopIcI Is not a p Ior liquid.
breaths it through c. seat
that [indies with ev M0.
lit w I be seen trom,t .tdnys use.
Breethed In this way. the healthy"
ins Hyomei peach-ates Is the imit-
est air cells of the lungs, and rives
caunbal germs and poisons iron the
cyst can.
The com Iete outfll costs but 81.
and extra tiles 0t Hyomei may be
obtained for 50¢.
Remember that It Hyomel does not
care you alter a month's trial. Zelttuss
Pharmary will refund your money and
the treatment will be absolutely, tree.
W
IHAD SlASOfi COMMINCII.
Delaware Waters No‘vv Supplying Fish
Market.
Fresh shad I. last commencing. in
malts its appearance in the local mar
Irete. and owing to cold weather the
markets contain shyly a tow oi the ilsh.
Dealers hlVe been hhndlings tow shad
from Florida for the past tevv weeks.
but the consignments now‘ reaching Ah
sonln coins from Delaware. The Rad-
son river shad have not commenced
to run as yet but the local fishermen
say that consignments 0f shad
the North rIver wIIF econ be received.
The prices of the ilsh vary, and roe
shad Is a scarcity. Buck shod Is bring
log 15 cents a pound, and what roe
sited there Is In the market is selling
for eighteen and nineteen cents a
pound.‘ The outlook ‘Is bright and
there Is every Indication that the shed
season will be a plentiful one.
CHAMBERLAIN’I DOUGH RIMEDY.
THE MOTHER’S FAVORITE.
This remedy has won the confidence
and esteem oi mothers all over tho
country. it so been In use for over
t‘hlrty years during w at time many
million bottles have been used. There
is nothing so prompt and e'Iie‘ctunl' at
this remedy ior‘th‘b relief and care 0.
coughs and colds and In the treatment
at croup It Is the mnln reliance II
many homes. while I use In cases oi
whooping cough sho s that It robs tbst
disease oi all dangerous results. it
contains nothing injurious and there it-
no danger In giving" to children. 'IMI
sale by Slillso-Poweil Corporation
(Billiard Pharmcerlet'ce Bridge Phar
macy itnd Zcmuss Pharmacy-L "
DYNASIITING POI! VWORMB
Sad Days tor Trout Fisherman In
Litchtield Hills.
WINSTED March 31. -—-Tlie tislicr-
men of Norfolk am blasting the frozen
earth with dynamite to get worms for
trout.‘ Win" Co‘ne the noted angler
ot the Litc'hueld mils, Admits It beats
anything he ever hoard ot,‘ and Asks;
"in w t easier way can we fishermen
get bat twhen the train ls nearly three
feet deep and the training season op
can on‘ Friday it 1. Certain ly we
chnnot wait tot be ground to thaw
out. "
The mercury at Nortollt registered
12 degrees above zero 'Tuesday morn-
lag and to above yesterday morning.
The ponds are still covered with from
two to two and a halt feet of ice. The
baolts -ol the trout streams are cover
with snow one ice but these- -con
J qu
Inhaler
DO YOU WANT ITIINITI?
It' you want to Increase your
strength you must and to and not take
from the physical. in otherl'svo'ds
the load that you eat must be
ed assimilated sad approprla “is
the nerves. discussions”
being mailed tro- tbs .lntesstaes.
Kodol Dyspepslacaraatids to them-
sicah It gives amen and halide
up strent th in the its-an m. s It
is” please t to Wand palatahlaa and
the only combination MW
that will digs; the food and enable
the system Wile Ill of its
health and III
hold by Olllord ..
VILIGTRIGAL 'M‘lxlllfl; PLACE.
NEW muons. larch at. -—-The
places or the electrical workers who‘
were uncharted tor pretentious! ngs‘lnn
thsh «Inequality slant:
ern III
Moth] mm live been rm the
rim torpoalthina in this depart-
ment.- its successor has been chosen
tot-line threaten. whose animation pre-
elpitatad the trouble.
W
coins cause MONA.
One oi the
ot a cold. dell
oausllig an
radon
qualities.
. . I.
v
soon the tungsJ
V'll' treatment _
IldIisg- ;company. are hem '-
'fimrhble cases. .
in. 1! that of hire.‘
.IIVII‘IOIVI. lldoi VIII“ '.
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Gloves for Easter
When Easter morning comes there musr he always
something new to put on. This year the cold is still with
us and there has been on! a hint of spring in the sun-
shine. It' It too early for lighter clothin. hilt we ban Ili ‘
ways have a: pair of fresh and dainty Iovds.‘ Here are,
some good makes. _
The Tretousse. an old name and reliable. Some new
ones in light shades are very stylish. fastening with two
large white pearl buttons. There is something about this
Glove as you slip it on that feels just right» t fits, there
are no wrinkles or places that draw. while it is soft as vel-
vet. Price Ssoo. '
The Trei'ouaae Suede. with 3 clasps. $1.50.
The "Verlaine." made by the Trefousse people. This
is fine and delicate in quality. and has, short fingers.
$1 so . J
The "Dorothy." 3 claspa. all shades. $1. 50.
The P. & L. suede or “since. $1.00.
The "Tampa." 2 clasps. stitched in black or self col-
ors. 81.00.
The "P. 43: a special white Glove which we buy from
Dent’ a, $1.00.
There' Is also a new line of Suede Lislea In tans. greys,
cbabpagne and black. 50 and 75 etc.
White Suede Lisles. 3 buttons. 75 cts.
‘ Historian] China ' Plates
Some old fashioned looking Blue Chin's Plates are on
exhibition in the China Store. The following subjects are
re ezresented
ashlngton Elm at Cambridge,
Molly Pitcher.
John Alden and Priscilla.
Battle of (lcrmnntown.
Home of Washington,
Battle oi Bunker Hill,
anueil .Hall. Boston.
[sending of William Penn.
Independence Hall,
The Boston Massacre.
Ride of Paul Revere.
Bunker Hill Monument,
Federal Hall,
Washington's Prayer.
Commodore Paul Jones.
(lid Smith Church, Boston.
(‘npltol at Washington.
Death of Capt. Lawreni 0.
William Penn’s Treaty, Home of Lake Erie,
Niagara Falls. itetreat oi the British. ‘
These Plates are of Stafiordshirc China and very at-
tractive. Price as cts. each. ‘
We want you to see that new Automatic Windbw
Shade. It works perfectly,‘and is a very simple arrange-V
ment. Also we call attention to the immense stock of
Shades of all kinds.
Mounted Shades ready to hang. 25 to 58 cts. each.
Special attention V'g'iven to Shades made to order. Es-
timates furnished. '
marina y... diva my.” nought;
he.
in trio for over so years, has home the signstnrb or
“ " nut! line beenmndonnder his pen-
sonnl supervision since its infinity.
Mbmnoonoeodoceiveyoninatls.
an amount; summons and usummv are out.-
“perm WWI with and endanger the health of
' Inmate flit! Children-Wows against Experiment-
What Ih'CASTORlA
Wham substitute for Castor 0mm -
gorle. Drophnndlootblngsyrnps. ItisPl‘oa‘ea‘nt. It ~
contains neither Opium. Morphine nor other IarcotIO'
substance. Iteagelajtsgunranteo. Itdfitmszonps.
ondnllsys Poverdahness. It oIn-ea Diarrhtenand Wind
colic. “relieves Teeth Troubles. cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It' harm the Food. regained the
Stomaohond novels. giving healthyand natural-loop:
The Children’s Pullman-Tho Mother's Fflenil. .
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