”the his store. for 100110 we
begin to remove the balance
it of the stock to the Harrell
* block. across the street. where
we will dispose of what is
left at prices for below cost.
Picnic oi good things
' ‘ tell for either dealers or con-
snipers. but we cannot speci-
' . fit for tear then should be
= sold when called for.
‘ Counters. 50611110111117
' bins. Show-Cases. Store
Window Shades and Awn-
lugs for stile at a sacntice
Coverings.
We the rto'itr prepared to show a large line of Carpet:
. in .01 fithe popular grades. Consisting of INGRAINS,
03L . 1', rangers? enusssts. Boo? BRUSSELS.
w
In; China and Tapsnese Hailing: we have a Iarge oaridy
’ arid attractive styles.
_ China Mailings 12 1-2: to 35¢.
japanese Matting: 20c toi50e. _
'W Oil Cloths and Linoleum we show all widths and oa-
“itICSI ‘ ‘1: « ,.
, 809st More in lame bariety.
Shades to order a specialty.
“DICKERMANszON
f” WWW“ $1M seats weeping
Telephone 143-6. ' .. . i N33193:.7‘
.9 also Portieres,‘ new sprin: styles.
Muslin Summit 71 in and
’ 90. 69¢. 7.50, 800. 0 c. 01.,“ $1. 26, 01. 37', $1. 50 a min
‘ Bobisétt Curtains lace oodged so: ’31 00.71 25 It so 71.75 a pair:
insertion. 01.754200115111111 up to it. 00 per 'pair. . "
Lace Cortains lax-3c assortment of handsome patterns ti'om
'10 m heir.
tin. Swi
Curtains. 02. 08 to 05. 00 per pair
mercemsd. Re‘pp' s and Amur's fringed corded or
0.00 per pa iii-.1
. ::::
V This is our bill wealth ', I '
us
,turnod promptly. "
figured. with sherrcd and fluted runes ‘ . .
.
from» mtg this state
form
mouse» is one of tit.
most on
tnoat «mill
WW an at or diseases
3.1. it they organ:
Prior to the discovery of Hyomol
:r-i its introduction in this section
1 I. eiifuss P a acy,evory method 07
“ago found worthless. “
20117 n; Phannacy My
all catarrh sufferers. "but
hell! You to health, '1"
tire confident llyoinei will cure. so con-
intent in tact that We guarantee to
refund your money if it fails A com
'plete autiit costs but 01.11110 if it doe!
not help you. your money will be re-
'l‘be
l‘n
cellulite chime To move.
-..~_.
Headquarters Wild ls Changed From
Washington to Lands in June.
WASHINGTON, April 21.431010 Geo
Money City Norwallt ....... 1357.00
Money City South Mu walk 14118.10
TOW]! CCU ....... . (hallo.
Town (‘10 u‘, M. ........ 1.1100.
_ Town At oi-uey‘,i..'.... ..... 1150.
. Town Hall .. ...... . ........ 2,000.00
_ Tax Collector ........... 2.200.011 .
Uridertukers ....... ........ 800.00
interest Account ........... 17,000.00
Health Qilicer ..... ........ 150.00
Sinking h‘und .......... 3,000.33
man embassy will be established at 323393023ri5455'1132i21II. zlmloo
Eyenin Schools ........... 000.00
Town oor ................ 12.000.00
liixhwnyn .................. 4,000.00
$140,790.50
Receipts.
7 Mill Tux ............. .806.407.01
(‘ounty Com. 1.. L. ...... 22, 000.00
Public Schools ............. ii 000. 00
State Ct. Cor. 41‘s: . ..... ‘. . . . 5 200. 00
State Ct Drawbridge ...... 500.00
Town Court ............ 2,700.00
Do: To)! ........... 1,000.00
Polls .......... .;. , 1,000.00
$139,507.91
tenor; Mass. for the summer and the
ambassador will raise the embassy its:
there early in June. The ambassador
expects to remain there until October.
He will return to Washington early in
that month to complete arrangements
for the unveilins of the statue of
Frederick the Great at the army Wat
College here, October 20.
it is probable that Sir Henry Morti-
mer Durand, the British ambassador.
will establish the British embassy also
at lanes tor the summer. but be will
not leave Washluxton until late in
June. Mr. Rallies, the first secretary.
and Mr Waterloo! tilts third secretary,
trill up on leave shortly and it is pro-
liable that both will be transferred
The Russian ambassador and the 001m
this Crucial, 1th the embassy sinus.
iitiil tron-tofu é einbss‘ay to Bar 1 ur-
babiy will its tankers/read to little so
inoperable-sea. wit the first secretary
in Charts 1' '
Private sdvlces’ recently received at
the lichen embassy so! that the itch
ambassador and Simon .hieyor
“pinches will return to this country
ipu one but the locality of the embassy
tor the summer his not been settled
u pen. ' -
CHAMBEnglg’S COUGHfiRIMSDV.
. "it ’1 :é‘agt
"In my opinion .Chstuberlelt‘t‘s
Cough Remedy is the best made for
colds. " can 378.0011 Wallur, of Por-
icrville. California. There is no doubt
about italbein: the bean, No other
remedy will .cure a cold so quickly. No
other is so sure a presentlve of pneu-
mania. No other is so pleasantiand
safe to take. Those:- are (cod roas-
o‘ns why it should he, ferred to any
other The tact to sit-dew people
are satisfied with anyiothernftor hav-
in: once used this remedy. For sale
by Stillaon‘l’owell Corporation. Clif-
ford Pharmacy. Riel-cast Bridge Phar
many and Zetttuss gharinacy. "
... .
DR. CLARKE. HESIGN8.
Seventeen Veal-out the Berkeley ul-
vitilty School
MIDDLETOWN, Abfll- ELF-The tittim
' toes of the Berkeley Divinity school
held their adjourned ‘ttnnuah meeting
yesterday. Rev. Dr. Sylvester Clarke
after 17 years of- service In 2010 depart:
Item of homiletlcs and pastoral the
ology and Christin Mounties. follow-
in: upon work of a like kind elsewhere.
tircsdbted his resignation. which was
accepted to take effect at the close of
the mséut academic year. and be was
madd professor emeritus. Rev. Philip
Mercer Rbinel‘ander‘. hi A.. was trans-
ferred from the phofessorsliip of
church history. which he has held dot-
in: ”the current year. to that held by
..Dr Clarke: and the dean was author
land to secure for the next year the
hem“. of an instructor in church
is ry
\, '1‘ o trustees voted to confer the hour
brat? “dim oi doc 1 ct divinity up
«in at. item Edwin «ens Uses. his
1101) of Newark. 0! the class of 1874.
and Mummers lions-y Nelson. bla-
claim 3.” elect 07 Albany oi the
" mlxt .-
1- ell Mill 7 511111 71
flAiLlOAD DEHMALS WP!!!
11 31. -—A deluxe
, that it. 11.71: has
0‘ 05.2511 .210. out;
n‘ 9 :e e
Wit hie
ugh m m‘ no
is ’ .
mulbewnom:
bill'sevsrg'm. 0
...I
out fly
it is also one of the Al
Ind Massive; leadthl meson
The at t a as tests lions.-
‘ l” it‘ll... .21.... 1°
Admit tration and expense. 0 4. 000.00
in use...‘. .. 7.50000
‘ sf‘s.yt...f: yin-u swag”.
Eridanulmfi...” ......” . ,
Board 07 Relief .. ...... 170.00
County Tax. ... 2,100,334
'i‘own Doctor ............... 000.
Election- ... .......... 3,000.00
Military museum-nil ..... 175.0
Hosfltals ..... ......... 0..5000
lioc s ........
Com tuition 'i‘nx .' ........ “00.33
Schools ..................... 55,000. 00
Short 81,282.59. .
7% Mill Tax ............... 0103 297.18
County Corn. is. 1.. .
Public fichoois,
State Ct Cor Tait .
bar Maine; for the entire summer state Ct. Draw . 500:
. The tFri'oucb ambassador and hill- Town Court 2.40000
tidbit. J and will «spend the sour be: re: , ........ 1,000.00
1061' in since. and the enemy Polls ..... . ................ .
.... "......
7146 301.18
Over 05. 003 68
Grand List for 1903. 813. 772.550.
A motion was made that “rallying-
ton' 11 motion be amended to road seven
and one- -balf mills. There was con-
siderable debate on this. Selectman
moon was Asked how much the town
ten in debt last year. and he replied,
019.000.
1 "is that all?" queried hlr Bylnzton.
tubular.) .
Sdlectman Lyrics-— That' s all "
Dr. James G.t‘1re:ory said that at
last year' 11 meeting: he had advocated
laying a laras‘ soon 11 tax to meet the
town's expenses, 9 w‘as still of the
opinion that it is a poor policy to run
behind each year. lie was very much
to lover of the amendment.‘ '
The question of the sincndmeut were
then put to vote‘sndfitbe result shoWed
fortyalive Votes for the amendment and
twenty-one opposed to it.
it‘ was then voted to lay a tax of
seven and oneohalf mills.
The Westport nvbuue improvement
matter. which has held considerable at
tentlon for so long. use then brou‘ltit
forward again. mitosis wanted to
know what the present proposition
was. The solos-Linen had prepared a
considerable minute of maps, specifica-
tlons etc.
it will be remembered that a town
meetin some menths ngo decided not
to do i a work according to the plans
of State Highway. Commissioner James
H. McDonald, and therefore the assist-
ance of the state hpproprintion .wss
lost. The meeting.;bowover. wine to
the conclusion. thntJt would be to the
town's advantage to do without the
state dpproprtatiorunpd have the work
done accordlu: to its own ideas
At last at hi's session.881ectmsn
Lynss‘ittated hat a now grade had been
established. audit-ls believed to be a
good one. equal to the highway coni-
mlssinner‘s. The whole coltt of im-
proving Westport avenue from tho
Westport arenas from the Westport
side of Peat Swamp to the City or Nor.
wall: has is estimated at $9, 404. 40.
This. Engineer Charles N Wood
stated, includes the mercury, grading.
culverts. culvert pipe, retaining walls,
engineering inspectib'u and everything.
Church which more de—
talii’l 00110671116: the proposed improve-
ments Mr. wood stated that the work
is very similar to that proposed byth'o
Estate hi: way commissioner. but the
In}? is c Inked ‘
derclrssked if there m an ap-
ropriatton tram the- state and bin
cod replied that there was none to
sdslst iii deiraying the cost of the work.
Attorney John Keogh asked it the
estimates include the cost of a strip of
land on which to lay the Post Swamp
trolley sv'ritch as proposed in the 1113b»
way commissioner‘s grade. the; wood
replied that with the selectman' I plan.
it in be unnecessary to hit
on iwh ch to place the switch. there
is Indiclent roadway.
ttornsy Kcoxh then anted to
don int w it the trolley company had been
. I
ittee is preparin'a
a Emitter before‘ the
Witdr‘
thinly“ lai‘
0': “ mill:-
.. '- no the right thint. at the rizht time
. Act quietly lit tides or drum.
chipioyed .1911..k°"u%rwosm
asked to contribute any port toward
tbcicosts ‘ot the proposed improve.
manta. Selectman aLyne‘a replied tnl
the counties.
Mr. Keogh said he believed that the
Bach'acbo in kidney denser. v. .
Dean's Kidney Pills act quickly.
Cure sit distressing, dangerous kid-
Blenty ot Aevidence to prove th
7'10 Goya trust,
"1 w uniform
dum'.
in this thin the coil-ins h l
0" train the highway.
00‘ mlttoe be appointed by the meeting to
thrill ,
u:
if
{flit liladhlhill 'i‘br‘ 3011111111.: was
all valued at “10250871171 proportionate
price as this notice. it would be the
mast v'aiunbls newspaper ever printed.
.Thls little notice will be mounted by
Frank heater the nebular drumst. in
part payment 001' I 500 Mills of Dr.
Hobards uelalit toil socialite for the
cure of 0671511)“ on and dyspepsia. in
other word any one brinxin: this no
tics in Mr. Baxter's store can obtain
it boiilc oi Dr. Howard's spot-lilo.
taluing 00 duties, for half nrlot'i.
(‘GlllB .
This great opportunity for our road
are to oliinln n. poniilnr and reliable
remedy til it small price should be tail—
to ridinniunv or by all. Even 11 1'00
do not have indigestion or a constiimlr
ed habit at prurient there is no 7711111117
when a little eiror lit diet will result
in trouble that can he really corret ted
by this specific.
Mr. Baxter says-that if any one iii
not perfectly suilsiicd with Dr. liow-
urd' s spoo,iilt' after using a battle. he
or she can brim: hack the empty bot
tie to his slot-,0 and the price paid for
it will be cheerfully refunded. Thin
menus that the remedy In absolutely
free unions it cures
00
an
npr. 1815
company should be asked to stand its
share of the expense. To this Select:
mun Lyrics replied that the law re-
quires the town to furnish a roadbcd
on which to Iuy the trucks. The town
does not touch a rail.
Charles E. ('hlll'cli naked 17 this was
so. how it was that the Town of West-
port is following a different course.
Selectman yum replied that ho had
troubles of his own. without looking
out after Westport, Mr. Church, thouaht
that Norwaik should proiii by what is
help: done in Wcstport where a pore
tion (it the track is even fenced off
Attorney Keogh moved that a com-
confer with the trolley company, in
regard to paying 761' a portion or the
improvements. Chairman Keith do—
cln'red the motion out of order. as the
call specifically stated the purpose or
the present meetlnx. The question to
decide. be ruled, was whether the im-
orOvemcnts be Voted or laid on the
table.
It was then voted. on motion of Mr.
glburch, that the whole matter be ta~
pd
The acceptance of McKinley street
was then b ought tip. John H.811ere’r
voted thatt to town accept the whole of
McKinley street. Rowayton, and appro-
priate the necessary money to "work"
the thorousbtaro. Chairman Keith
said that a motlou ho “dept the street
and appropriate the money was out or
order but that a motion simply to ac-
cept the street would be in order Up.
on motion of Mr. Sheree. it was then
voted to accept the street.
The Perry avenue bridge subject 11»
suited in considerable debate. Select»
man Lyrics informed the meeting that
the bridge to be replaced woe a small
wooden structure in. the rear of the
Sheedy place. A two arch stone bridge
a steel bridge or a concrete bridge. be
said, would cost about 76,500.
A motion was made that 06. 500 be
apprppris from the town treasury,
which would be left to the discretion
of the seiecttneiiu
George P. Elia said that when the
new Broad Rive {our bridges worn
voted for. the Ib‘itftmen :ave nsstil'r
once that the cost ouid be 7450011110
the interest on this sum would be 1ch
than" the coat of maintenance of a
wooden structure. The Broad River
bridges. be bold, have cost about 812.
000, the interest on which amounts to
about 0450 per yell”. He did net be
have that it wouitr cost’ this sum to
keep a wooden strttbture in repairs for
a year.
So‘meo no asked an amendment that
the structure be made of wood. , .
Charles E. Church said that when
the division unattai- came up some of
the grievances made to hint by a South
Not-walk man, was that all or the
stone arch' bridges are in Norwalk. He
thought this a good time for Norwalh
to build a wooden bridze' -
The or nai motion that $0. 500 be ap.
propriet was then voted on. There
were twenty-nine Votes in favor of ap»
‘llrtr’ilt‘iti~ slug
oppos ‘
make on lip
.T e 111611011 Wile
therefore 1
Oscar M is shill that he had splint
eleven years on. the Witsbln top street
brides. and believed that a 3 oils struca
in the and.
..},%fl”
ts
nd believed
'~.brltlse Would
proper sort or no ore to emit over
the river ”at For a critic. Mr.
mond' a idea was of“ have it. 0191‘ in the
111 that a plot in
”Z‘new shutiiiehts
A vote wan tli J'ta‘it‘en on Mr. Ray-
mounts. motion to b31321 a wooden
briiil‘tei: and firifias‘é tli tb
Carmen e as are was no -
left tor that h to b but to build
tar as iron or counts 11 bridge. lie
was 67 the, opinion that it some sort of
8‘ inhibit! hilt been. the matter
will cos them
Mr. Church 1m
scthton secure bide .711; own an strode
this
I l i 09‘ In!“
would be “WW 'as their, in s more triv-
i. 9 Was 11 street bridge
an there Would be over “Per-
99’}; '
to conetruc a bridg‘o.’ the nature cf '
turn would be for cheaper for the town .
”tile ‘
, While vie l‘
dining room.
last but a day or so longer.
the cause of the low price.
mediate wear.
”Mat. .
Furnishings for Summer Homes.
The selection of Furniture for a summer home or '
cottage is an easy and delightful task these days for the
variety of the styles and designs is endless.
never had a collection oi Summer Furniture to equal
this one. The different articles in Prairie Grass. Reed
Rattan and Weathered Oak all look so inviting and they
are certainly fashioned for comfort.
and Chairs' in number-leap designs, Tables. Benches, Set-
tees. Book Cases. Tabourets, Desks and all pieces for the
to. 15, 20 and as cts. each.
A few large sizes at 30. 35 and 45 etc.
Fort-Shirt Waist Salts.
We mention a tow Wash Dress Suitinga that are new
in design and coloring, while the weight is right in im—
Burette Suiting, twenty patterns.
Cordelia Suiting. fifteen pa tterus,
Tweed Suiting. twenty patterns.
Panama Suiting, twelve patterns,
Bender Suiting. five patterns.
German Suiting. eight patt ems.
Novelty Suiting. five patterns,
We have
Thu 1: are Rockers
PrairleeGrsss.
Rockers. Arm Chairs.
Tables. ’l‘abourcis.
Settecs. Stools.
Weathered Oak. . .
Dining Tables. Sideboards.
Setteea. Morris Chairs.
Book Cases. Desks.
Magazine Racks Clocks.
Cellarcts.
A very special offering at present is for cottage bed-
rooms.
Golden Oak Chifl'oniers. $5.00.
Dressers. $7. 50 and $8. 00.
i The Sale of Rubber Sponges.
Every day for a week we have filled up the center
counter at the Toilet sentient
They have sold twrce as fast
with Rubber Sponges.
s we expected. and will
e irregularity in shape is
120- cts a yard.
15 cts a yard.
19. cts a yard
2 5 etc a yard.
29 etc a yard
35 cts a yard.
45 cts a yard.
Special Sale oi Japanese Mailings. 25 ct. quality for
15 etc.
, The wise mu matting-0.1!} I. .
lu‘llrl'u’hl'tl?’ 1.“: “fill" 9111‘
c on w 11 I170!
Wriut ”to are Wrr' .a‘m mar song
Wright's iiiliiaii Vegetable Pill 00.
“All Wright—for More This. ”00" d Century"
For sale by all struggle“
AUTO LAW WAS NOT VIOLATED.
NEW HAVEN April 21. w«lodge Dow
iu the City Court yesterday dismissed
it:
161. Who was arrested yesterday for
operating an automobile‘wlthout dis-
playing a license number: Paul 1-1.
Wilson. assistant treasurer of the Cor-
bin Motor Vehicle Corporation and At-
torney .1211 Kirkham. both or New
Britain appeared in court and explain-
ed that Jones was testing the automo
bite for the company and was there-
fore not compelled by law to carry a
number. Mr. Wilson said the company
was prepared to make a test of the
case of the matter and would take it
to the highest court it necessary”. A!
ter renewing the etlden'ée,‘ 27119251: new
stud that in his opinion th‘e‘ law had
not: been violated: _, .
The Moot Marvelous access of Any
Medical blacoVai-y—lt‘a Wonderful
Merit Recognized add Aekrm'wi. 7
edged by Every" School ‘67 '
Medi cine. _
"Last spring 1 was very much run
down. and so weak that the slightest
I ' exertion exhausted me so that I would
haste to sit down and wait un til ti! could
ditch my breath and for at! 116%
stop fluttering. '
‘ “i won a particularly. hearty} active
girl; but his health left the 1106011111!
and» [ began to grow wdakeh; thinned
6 mini; that. lit grew so weak, in such
sharp tints that it would only be. a
flit; time loanh or before i would be
17: bed per sps‘ dying.
.63!“ remember the day ltook my {trot
'il." . die. by unit.
no i he d'it ho but
61;. snail. fl.151‘th icine did rue
a
ii 9 Thesauri norm
if decided I would» ”9907111“.th-
remrlarly until‘ my system
"1%.
on
the case against .1 ‘.H Jones. of Brie-i
l
Biased-downwind-(lured;
By Patrice Celery Go“
' 1
See How Much Better You Full—Try Just One Day 07 the martyr leasing
Health That Thousands Upon Thousands Are Getting From the
Celebrated Nerve Vltsliser and Tonic, .._
COCD FCl’t CHILDREN.
The pleasant to take and harmless One
Minute Couch Cure gives immediate
immediate relief in all cases 07 Cough.
Group and LaGrlppe because it does
not pass immediately into the stomach
but takes effect right at the seat of the
trouble. it draw out. the inflamma-
tion. heals and soothes and cures per-
martentiv by enabling the lungs to can-
trlbute pure life-giving and life-unstain—
lug oxygen to the blood and tissues.
One Minute Cough cure is pleasant to
take and it is good alike for young and
old. Sold by Clifford Pharmacy. ”
_YALE,MEMOlllAi. .DAY ORATOR.
NEW HAVEN, April 21. oil” .10-
seph if. Twitcbell. 121.1) .of Hartiord.
senior member or the DYale Corpora-
tioh. is announced as the Mahoriai
day orator at Yale this year. Five boll-
days are now combinodtn One for cele-
,bration purposes at Yale, and Mentor
lat day has been selected for the an-
nual patriotic observance of all the ,
ilvé.’1‘he other four are Lincoln's
militias:- Washington’a'jnl
Ds dosimeters-.1);
No Otl‘lgr Remedy in World is Like
lb—Not a Patent maturing, but the
Most Famous “ill/er
.lvolvad by Medical Co'ionca'.
1 nine Almost instant Relief.
nun.
'to every tired man
y way home 1 .
p. slid 1 did suitor titres or .
Occasional”! take a .
na'a Celery Compound now .
., tilb strain has been a little too .
- much for use“ , .
Ir moss-sear one I
o—sssuow diseased. J
By Miss BEATRICE pantiuorou. -. __, . ‘.
"But I never feel the awful smother-
in: and heart nutterin that i used to
have. and it is only seldom now
that. I really feel tired.- i sleep and
eat Well and my health iii excellbnt. "“4
Miss Beatrlde Daritngtos’r’. WWbshan-
ton Square New York, Jets. 5, 1904.
Today Miss Darlin:h6n is well and
sirong. Her exquisite; clear complet-
ion is a delight to magic. Her run
do n. tired feeling is 51“" foreVer.
. ”e is buoyant with scram bitch
iiy.. .8'or Paine'e Celery Comm d
has given to her the some viti
strength and cheery he 1th that it [179:
“Mill!
laA i .
relies upon it.‘
also“: "sodssl; as ldsdoih‘.
'BD WELL THMW
elicit -.
. «lid
#8me Miflfil‘inw I.“ Vi.” .
“"VI 'ONUI" ‘ -
«Dial. Martin? alps-J11 D., .
12.53., of Dal-titan Involves-try .
«Famous Disco otfPalno's .
Celery Compound. .5. . .
Idaootoieail escapee-aaaeeIIo-sesees
$27011: in“ l u .
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