I oft’t- MM and Ann streets
my“ on" .. ...
AKE NOTro,
‘IN i .I
i'| "dttvn
'1»
1' I
Sprrng Floor
4.51"» . .
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an or... that” ...,
It' or hardly likely that any one in our town fails to know that
”selling out, yet fienyiare waiting until the last minute. think-
, at We twill ‘lme an auction sale to clear out the balance.
‘Ilodhn latter we will any there will “POSITIVELY BE NO
’ttdu SALE and by May xst there will be very little left for
f LleVATE SALE. It behooves those who expect to need
filling for thence: six months. to look at our remaining bar-
Soulb Nbrmllt. Conn
Coverings.
japanese Mailings 20c to 5 0c.
_Rugs and Hats' in large barfety.
Shades to order a specie lty.
Consisting of Ill/GRAINS
Oi” Oi! Clot/is and Linoleum we sbow all widths and on-
.rtbus qualities.
84 Washttigton Stud South Nomi!
Telephone 143-6.
Filffmgbeyi
0_0_l’§
books oclarge enough for
In twenty thousond, is the
I»
filube'Wirnieke
I “Elastic" ,F
Bookcase 4.4:.
Cant we show
beauties
3'smn enough for twenty H
5;.
us
a.
;- a
. at 4
.. _.J COLLINS (E
n: mam that you
i as u r
W’Eflwe‘l Wfirm.
... "1 drew Ill. "3.4
What d6‘-
CO”
_ Worcotster
,. ,. 3 We" are now‘prepaud to Show a large (me of Carpets
(email. 1th: popular grader.- .
I’VELVET. TAPESTRY BRUSSELS. BODY BRUSSELS.
. , . In, China and Japanese Mailings we have a large variety
not attractive styles.'
China Matting; 1.? [Jo to 35:.
‘thlnk of lhlt?
drowning: utilises
M m
' you a Hyornoi outfit and nxplaiu to you .
nml- cosy why. it If to
there. . _ ..
‘ .Ittri
:4 Ir WWW
.1"; yfg‘: a twin ultiinuto:t four tinge”;
re n pl. ch I
germs will be Mugged; ar’rd the irri-
lroalth. ‘
With vet Hyomel outlt 1thorunlu
a neat. “arrhdt
444 4424qu
how
tulI to a at bro found in he alri
upon the mountains. where catarrl: is“
u
“about: on militiamrhq it
t 1i
II! no 9.. «Tuna. ““54... “ll“!
pa ancnt cure of «can
Auk tho Zoltfune Pharmacy to show
what a timid
fig,“ and e to your c'uttfrrhat trot:
EiGi'lT CLUB.‘ lN LEAGUE.
Norwich and Waterbury Turned Down
’htt birobterlt. .‘L ‘
NP‘W HAVEN. April 5-—Tho.qucstlon
DI the numhormfoitl oe‘ robe mm
touted in the Connecticut Baseball
icnguo circuit was settled yesterdnl
afternoon by a vote of six to lWo
against the admission «Norwich and
some ‘nthcr "city that might apply to
complete the tenIqub tongue. New
Haven and New Domino voted to ox
band the circuit. A Norwich dolcau
lion WM: hoard atI‘tho meeting, but at
tor a thorough discussion by «the Lil
rectors. their applicltiOn was turned
dov'm. J. F. Leonard nothynn Mass.
also made application for a franchiun.
but his application us tabled. This
settles a question that tho league direc-
tors had been trvIlnz to diuposc of error
uinoo Norwich was thrown owr for
Worcester two woclta ago.
Considorublc businoas was trans
actod preparatory to tho opcnlng of
the consort. Tho ecbcduic ofIMaunar-r
Humplrroys of Now London was
adopted-y with a few «changes; and
given that holiday dates as tollowte:
Muy 30 Bridgeport and New He-
ven Springfield and Hotyoko, Mcridcn
and Hartford and New Loudon and
On luly l the team m be paired
as follows: Springfield and Worcon
Hartford and Holyokc, Mormon
and Now Haven and Bridgeport and
New London.
(in the teat big holiday of the your.
Labor Illny, those teams willsbe pitted
against each other: New Haven and
New fermion. Mormon and Bridgeport.
Springfield and Holyokc and Hart
lord and Worcester.
According to tho schedule adopted
aestcrday. the season will opcn April
:18. To set the ball rolling, the schedule
makrr has paircd the tenure as fol-
lows:
iiartfm d at Wtiroontcr Holyolro at
Springfield Meridcn at New Marion
and New Haven at Bridgeport. it was
mind to- roquiro ouch foam' 9 bond of
$300 in ho on hand on or bofore April"
l5. Tho-clubs wum represented by
the following Iltroctnra: Monro. Don-
ahor, Ilristol. Tracey; O'NIIIII, Prin
derrillc. Kittrcdgc Huruphrt‘ys and
O’Rourke. ‘ '
Tho-Nmu‘lclr delegation was head
at by Thomas Burns and Messrs
Strockcl "and Thompson attended the
moctlng for Waterbury
THE BEST FAMILY SALVE-
DoWitt's Witch Hazel gives instant ro-
lie: from Burns. cures Cuts Bruises.
Sores, Eczema Tcttcr and all abras-
Inns of the skin. In buying Witch
Hazel Salvo it ia‘only noessnary to
we that-you not. the genuine Dertt’sI
and a cure in certain. ’l‘hcro are many
cheap Icotmterfolta on the market. all
of which are worthloss. and quite a few
urn dangerous. while DoWitIt'a Witch
Hazel Salve is perfectly harmless and
euros Sold by Clifford Pharmacy. “
DRAMATIC ACTING lN SCHOOLS
Novel Pedagogical Method Recom-
mended by Mrs. Emmott: Blaine. .~
CHICAGO April» 5 -—l)ramntlc noting
in tho school room as a means of cum
eating the children in history, litera-
iuramnd ethical truths to the novel
pedagogical method recommended by
Mrw Earmarks Blaine in an article on
"tho Dramatic in Education." which
appears; in tho April number: of "Tho
Elementary School Toachor." .1 The
inngiizlnn in published by the Univer-
310; Press and is ndltod by Itho facull:
achool of education. which Mrs.
n us. has endowed to the extent at
new. a million dollars. The plan she
cognate is being tried In the classes
1! alanine holds that the dramatic
ins chi! .otrmln children. m that.
by grateful training it my its mutants
com to Miami in them stronger
what; t,1an. than and women... with slow
on s and iluerrthouehtai'm
dramatc instinct however. Mrs.
would have worked out. bytho children
themselvcnhagchooi room politics.
She says thin there are few things on
thumb more: chu-
mom
Iii-on short see or hear and suggests
that; the t tog: fret agietlizglfilfttidnytaf
to ”non V: to rep or he
schoillehl ”65..
. ......
tend Int-anus minus restored to r
‘commtttoo.
Democrats of (lonncotiout- can so fur
Patter. then. Democracy is a thing in
Blitz;
balls; at
1'1 i
W"Vi’tl
,de Ilemucr his
h-WM «Id .v-‘h-Ilu.
. .. his “on till tilt:
lull ‘iil ‘ bilaifinirli
tIWrtsiI. at the Debacle)-
tic Stats Genital Cunnil-
tile-~~» ...; ~
‘l:.‘ i Isl-w-
Judas John J. WIIIII. of Norwulh.
chairman oi tho Democratic rotate oen- .
trai committee, is one of the Conner-i
tirut conservative» who door: not tnkui
much stool: in Wlllimn it. Hearst. and
III» boom IMr. Walsh has a decided}
leanings tomrd Judah Parker. or some
other "mad man. ”
uuhloct amenity Mr. Walsh said: » l
"'l'trerc.aro;fo.th Within?! at prurient;
fighting for control of the. conv’cntiu:
in Connecticut. They are .thr ilcnra
faction and the {mark It faction Not
one old line i) mocrut Iuwol found
who udvocatclt the emulidacy of Hearst.
“my look upon hilt candidacy an a
Joke although it must bo ndrnlttr d that
tho faclimr may ‘tw able to split tho
Do :nourntic pnrty so badly thatdt willI
not be able to use its full strength in:
the interest of truo Democracy when
tho crucial hour comm.
“It In true that tho Pnrkor following
has not the. carefully paid orguulza
lion in rennet-item that tho IHenrut
faction has at the lift-Hm". tlmo but
all tho olorucuts exist among the Par-
ker followorn to pr-rfmt a strong organ-
Izutlon whcu tlrn prnpcr tInuI comes.
and touch an organization tutti he think:
blurry day points nroro and morr t0
l’urko;I an i. c preaidcntiai, cmdldnmt
thn Domoéra fI purl) With Clnvolnnd
cllnrinntcd Parkm- in the man
A‘thy, it In moatvabsurd to think oft
Hearst bolus. a serious candidate for
the. presidency when lrc cannot “got the
support of his man acute “final was
the first thing i inqulrod into when his
name wan brought. to. my attention.
and when “learned that ho did not
have thereupon of. his own state. it
seemed dolly to .uudorsumwh. a weak
man” I: can‘t understand how a man
with the interestshof .lrla 'Icormtry at
heart cannupporbn warrior amt-coi-
dcntiul candidutc whose: nmnohaa boon
thrush format-d, by a .paid corps of
MINI!“ and cmiwurios. baclrnd up by
half a dozen muepnpora.. which have
boon. and am bring constantly used for
the purpose. almost the solo purpour.
of seating. their owucr in tho pront-
dtnta chair. Such a means o; obtain-
lug the-ondorscmnutof Dcmncrncy for
the nomination of; president is most
unplicrnocrntlc it In tin-American.
and no true Dcnrocrat cau endorse
uth action.
‘Dh. no; not all of the monibcrs of
orzuulzoddahor in Gmnccticnt endorse
Hearst. Thorn ow u grout many of the
moat controwntitc rncn Iutcrcat'od In
tho root wallow of organizod labor
him are for l’athct They can sec
plainly that ”carat In using organized
labor at: a manna Ud Insist him do hlu
personal light to not: the presidential
nomination“ ,
‘.‘.l don’t. one hon .ilrinucrncy in the
East. which rapudlnicd Brynn who had
only one radical plank in bid platform.
can now support llcurut who has half
a dozen moat radical planks in Ina
platform. Hoarst stands for imperial
turn. . The true Democracy door: not.
Hearst wants an enormous new. a
largo standing army. Thntrlsnot the
idea 01 Democracy. lloarut (loos not
represent an) of the fundamental prin-
ciples of Democracy.” lit: in slowly try-
ing- to use the Dcmmtatlc party as a
which: to wbuci himsulf into the presi-
dential nomination but 1 our greatly
nustnken in my idea of. Democrats of
Connecticut. If he captures this state.
."0i’ the present mutations of. tho state
central committee. there in but. onc. I
think who is in favor of Hearst, and
when the new committee is mad». Up.
with Ila additional members. I think
thoproportlon will be iuatalrout tho
Sartre.“ «that is, thattthoro \viit_be pcr~
hays tbrcollcanu mcn on thccommio
tear. bdo not see how the, Hearstrurn
can obtain oontr II of the state control;
Money will not do It.
Them are too many mornboru’ of that
committco who can't be bought. Thev
willrho true to Democracy. and if they
are. true to Democracy they cant ..I;
true to Hearst.
“Finally. 1 uant to audit if the
forget the true principles at Democrncr
na to support. Heamtnln brutal-once to
name on} )3 find has entirely dcparted
drone ‘1‘; once glorious prilicl Dbl“- " 4, :.
ETEAMER BISMAMBOLP.
HAMBW April 5.-—-'l‘ho Bonsai:-
helium confirms; .=thc sale-.91 tho
Hhmburg'Americun steamer karat.
3“” ’33:? micron
was on or are
24' thatm Fucrst n ‘
mu dies or 26 star.
he'd boon; to”! it; figment;
gum? MMtfl‘W t
We Ilmiuriy unease; ~‘ i’”
. mtlnul. Fifihk Baxterr'thu mm
in dincuuntna thn‘ .
{unlined ttn- piuus. of that company
atwin .
~oc. Corn
-n't ct thin“.
‘ s oilinduyIlaiwouthuuo Wampum-tn l ,
0
When this notice was aunt to
diurrxtut of South Norwalk. had illfll
rorntved a fresh stock of Dr. Howard“ II
spouiflc for the cure of constipation
and Jrspcmla. tno'roguiur‘hflo‘silo dosv
0“ Which to not now unora for the rom-
cry wan to be sold at half pr for Title
utm- k will not Mia long; and V0“ IWM
not dciuy taking advantmwh thin of.
"for. LIMHM. i- win
Nrurh ulnrtunth of our people auf—
for with Indimmtion. (".OIIHNDBUOI'I bond
ucboa or livrr troubles dioceses thut
Dru llowlrdn upccllcvnovor lfnilu to
radically cum .4 . . . l
Dr. Howard“ a realm for the cure. or
nonaiipntlon and dvlrpt‘palrt is not II
“II urn ult.‘ it i simply a specific in"
tho (mo of irrtlgoatton headaches
constipation. and Moor troubles. ll
minus inthn {arm of tiny” :renulc‘I
do In a vial. Is moasmt and easy in
take. and it in spin by Mo. Baxter with
tho understanding that If It does not
give 1: rivet. ‘ililflfli'thu, it will. coal
you nIaolui'I-Iy hdthl
» mar. 29 apr. 5 1:
be
i
.'- .. .
PLANS OF THE CONDOLlDATED.
Policy III to Develop the Electric Trac-
tion Lines. says Mr Mellon.
NEW HAVEN April 5.~Prcaldcut t“.
3. Meltin. of the Now «Il'ntk. Now
Huron .rrnl Hartford railroad, has
to confront the elite» of Connecticut
by I'loctrir fill‘t'ill cur sorvlcc--plun~=
which may ultimately result In n
oonrplotc oluctric traction suburban
norvltc. in u utatomnnt which he has
given out hue Mt. Mullen says:
‘It In on entirely orroucoua Im-
prcuaion that the control of the Full-
Havoc and M'cstviilc Company was
putchrnnd on account of any sup.
posed competition utth the Consoli-
dated railroad 'l‘hr purphuse wuu hr-
(I-uuat of thc conviction in tht,I minds
of tho directors of the Now Heron
company that there .wa'n a turn»
transportation buniuvun in tho torri
wry «Irv d by its steam lines that
could br Iottor und morn ccononrl-
caily bundlnd by nroanu of n compro-
hI-nnlr'c trolley nystcnrund tho nu-
chum of the boob: for such a system
Hormod to be in tho F‘ll'vilflvt‘ll and
Wistrillo (2:0mpury. in prcf‘ot'ouco to
any other. .
«“So far from attempting to smoth-
or tho road in any. any, the policy
will be redevelop the trolleysyatonr
to tho fulloilt extent poopihlo. diure-
aurdtnr: tho iutcrost. of the atmuu
lime! in the territory. in which tlru two
moth: oppouuyund in proof of this it
may bu atutmi that negotiations are
now in program looking to ...«I build-
lnn of on additional track. upon thII
New llnvrn and Northampton (‘otn-
party's lino :bctwacn Mount (Eur-moi
turd (‘hcshlnn uhich additional truck
may ho used by tho lI‘ui: llnwn and
\Vcatvillo cornpnuy. uthh may also
use tlrt Mormon erhhctovrn. and
\Vutorhury line: So‘ that within .‘l
short‘tltnwths New Haven Irollcy aya-
t.rIrn:ma,vI~be-r-.rnnning thrown cars be-
tu‘ncmthowbhmauarcn moon and tho
site of the proposed union station In
the city of Waterbunr 0an may aim
but run ftoranL-Iw Huron to Moridtn
and Mindlctowm ‘
“This aurora tho development my
doc mImpmnm Ifor the slurmoltato
tutor-n.'~ hrrtmothnr I-planrr for ‘furthcr
”continua. .nre ‘..beh'|‘~‘ contemplated.
which will the annulus!!! . tutor "
. .- . 'I W
STOP THAT COLD.
me mnlmult in Pneumonia. 811-
than Balm Is breaking up Colds when.
aver tried. almost without exception.
.0. 35 68c and $1.00 bottles. The Clif-
ford. Baxter'annd Pleistod' a. ”
.«u—m-rfl I
PRESS FEEDERS REBTRAINED.
. GHICAGO. «April 5-—-Judge Kohlsaat.
in thcllnitcd States District Court. has
Inauom order rsstrahrlng tho oiliciatn
of the Franklin» Union, on organiza-
tion anorestt-Ifooders. and forty-mic
mornbersu‘trom interforing ._ with - tho
business of the American Color Typo
Company. I In the bill for tho injunc-
tion the company sets forth that last
Thurtniaythrco members of tho hank-
Iln Union withdrew from it and applied
for- membership in the Printing Pruner
mons Union and that Michael i-‘Ian-
nary threatened to call out the Frank-
linuntin in the plantsif the company did
nondischnrsc tho anon .who had left
This the company rcfuncd to do
nndtndow houra tater-..f'rosldent Me:
Ginleyofthe Presence was beaten-
:VIU . 1W. 3‘.
MEN PAST SIXTY iN DANGER. -
Moria then half of mankiadmer nix
tar-yuan: of manner trons dilduer. and
bladder disorders, usually enlargement
of omen gland. .«Thlria both painful
and dangenous.nnd Foley's .Kidncl'
ctrro should be; taken. stetheinrdt
ofurlanm as it corrodtanfncuulari
tine atrium cured my old men of
thin themc- “in. minor Burnett.
Rscltfloct. no. writers: .4”! ‘suifared
with enlarged proatntowglend and kid-
any trouble for years and war takiun
twp «h‘otti‘arne- Nay“ a.Kidnoy Cure I
feel bcuanvthen l have for. menu
roars Although [mm at years old
fluid at RW‘n.dru¢.stor¢- . "
ta Ir H'J‘..5M'1£~W
_' -MIlDNM-. MAID NOTES.
'WD. Bonita. April Who“ we
WM hint. John. I»; Ivan
ny H First lnfantnpt' (l:
“MW no
(lanthanum cancerous-uproot ctr
we“: the «things some flort
quit mun arbor when new
W uh.
Omi’mW‘wfimr “I‘ll“!!fi
He‘dhtu mum.- Stanford
‘is ordered to warn momma
company to naninat a. captain and
mu sun " 3m: - .
lint .
edict-at methionine . ._ ._ H
Spring Novelties In Wash Goods.
We have been making preparations for months and '
anticipate a great Wash Goods Season. Coitons and Lin-
one are to be worn more than ever for never such beau-
titul fabrics came from the looms before.
Novelties have been arriving daily for the past few
weeks and now there is a choice collection. Two fabrics
demand attention. Cotton Voile. in eight. different
grounds flecked with white. Colors. green. pink. gray.
champagne. pale blue, violet, oat-blood and modiumbluc.
This cloth is imported to sell at 25 cts. a yard retail. You
will appreciate this special price. 15 cts. Linen Voile, al-
so in eight colors the same as the cotton. but every thread
is pure linen. Suite from~thi5 Voile can be embroidered
or hcmstitched. Unusual value. 29 cts. a yard.
Picture Frames-"Sale Extraordinary.
Today we place on sale at the center counter a lot of
Gilt Photograph Frames This' is a sale of more than or-
dinary attraction.- About two dozen styles are included
and every size from miniature to full cabinet. In value
they would sell from 75 cts. to $r.5o. They are not flash-
ily gilded. but are of quiet and refined style, [just what
will appeal to people of good taste. ‘
Price 50 cts. each. See them.
Two Bargalns in Military Brushes.
Not often does a chance come to secure a pair of Mil-
itary Brushes of such excellent value at these at about
half price.
Ebony Brushes worth $1.50 for 7 5 eta. a pair.
Olive and Foxwood Brushes worth $r;5o for $1.00.
Tuilci Section.
Bras: and Silver Polishes.
Red Star Silver Powder. .
[18 cts.
Holmes and Edwards, 25 cts.
Taylor Polish. 25 cts.
Electric Brass Polish, 20 cts.
Silver Cream Powder.
18 cts.
Liquid.’ r8 and 35 cts.
Mineral Paste. 10 and 19 cts.
Globe Metal Paste. 5 cts.
House Furnishing Store.
4'," f" "Vt smart" 7F "i'f’r'v' ‘1." .
one Kai“ F I
wt.
u L l I.» .‘y . i ‘ .
W4“... ...... .-r. 4...
:Ircfi 7‘» 2:» :1-
' ‘2‘???
44.4%} #1:.
The 'KlndlYou fitters: Always Bought. and which has been
in use for over 30 years. has home the signature of ‘
, , . and has been made under his per-
m sonnl srrpern'sion since its lath-troy.
0 Allow no one todaneiva you in this.
All Oounhorteits,‘ Imitation; and “Just-ammo” m but;
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
13m and Clitldl'en-‘Expcrleirco against l-lxziorlnimnt.
What is CASTORIA
Cnatorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare-
gorioa Drops and soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. [ii
corttrrins neither Opium. Morphine nor othen Narcotic
unbalance. I.“ m is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
nod alloys Fever-taboo“. It cures Dime-tuna and Wind
1 colic. It. ultovas Teaming Troubles. cures Constipation
“and Flhtfiioltcye It nuimilntcu the Food. mum the
Stomach and. morals, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Chlldron’! man-Tho Mother’s Friend. 5 I
L _
GENUINE CASTQRIA aways
t'ti
4. find" (an.
‘ . b “For Giver 30m Y‘efii‘ti‘.‘
"Hftemfltyr
roasé'da dat do“ man not
" “thriller, dc iodides lime to! do least
ter Eboot: any} 0 mus‘
3' lovr yo: chemica: but if You d e dot.
- ,4 um mum W stitch
‘ l - in time or rear whar in do worl' h’ould
vfimfiht. Little ..
Win» an fathom am mm" ““2 ' “‘
- mm.» mm sit:
WM
is father "nightmare.” butane instill be hard for pooh to get
Meow m, anon ona..uio nut. beet-thing to ‘hdn to go
.in “Mindanao the economist and nor 0 ago or
(mooflismm. “W" the M tathrri ”(mi
‘ his one was looting; will our-prised how smooth and soft
crater near the dill. and tater i! unites the face and how can; it is ,
i to shave with u.
Norwalk Chronicler