‘O'N‘
1 m .
.p‘ 5“ l 2 ?
it u l}: f r; ‘
“if!“ :i 9"“ .li'l. ”riff
, our: titt’t at. him; it;
, balance‘ol our stock has been ‘2' ve '
“r . or" die-tenured.
tutti».
. . « w
| ‘ .. ,. . . , .
at W? art‘rt .li P?! if?“ “if. true our?» to
. . ed, as our main object now is todlgposfiegef tbevremhipln‘
hid windgup tl‘9.l’.“5ifl‘fli 'fI‘here. are many‘gteceggnpy hougg',
‘irtreiriwhich user reels.“ «hwy own” in We
\
t behooves the prudent house wife to see what we are offering.
"2" A i" "7 hi
,.nllririen ssrs, 'rnlt‘ snrs. Toner aura. check»
one. runs CHINA. LAMPS. sieves. coroner. pic.
runes... mortar moors- -FA.NC.Y. sphere ‘ 9'9“.»
hlidfi‘é. or FURNITURE, ENAMEL apps, Dotti; Tqu:
Atty-‘3 33W“ sacs. Yum scanners... erg. fine... now
arcane AT ’LESS THAN COST or MANUFACTURE.
. nge delivery to all The Norwaiits. .
7‘ 09“" M0358? and Saturday evenings only.
mum—n
.n
w s. ererVANT
l ., . ‘ ‘
"l'l'4fi‘i‘fi3 ‘W' -~"-"‘-itm neutrino not new ditwm
(IX
.i l? 1,2,“. ml, or .r‘ “l W1 w it w ‘ ‘ . ‘ .. \ ‘ ‘
Nerihllala noun-pan. -.. , ”continuum. or.
11. ea ' . - I _ . -» . ,t_. A, .
half; an . ‘ H 1 : , ._ 4 q. . r: .3, ,r .
’ « kiwi" 2. ti
i' 34? ‘."i .z)‘ ll i" 9" a”
.5" 5*.“ J i. , H
« pr my
“gum“; t, . .
Warm
r
. s Wooten”? prepareJ to show a lame line of {Cows
hi} albthe rebate}. grades,- - ‘. Growing 0f INGRAM.
V3L’lffii’,‘_..]‘A"PESTRY BRUSSELS. Boer shrew
'. ‘..J' . or.» ii.»
;:':,-; Ill hide and ‘quariese Mattines {we hate: Ia large :oarlety
japanese (flailing:
q. ., u; T: m“., . ; ~ "i .. . .‘ . phi-
; lot/is and Linoleum we sbow all widths and mi.-
l‘mn‘a titles: , ‘
‘i I. .
Ln 7 +1!- irilm l: ‘- "
ego barium
“tog .
i
Wu,
._ ”a "'1 : T '.
es earderaspecra
.. ‘5 W ».
‘ :rr
“ hottenfi‘Smet; ' {South new.“
{elephooe 143-6.
4. 2 . 54," .,,..{7§'3v;.§ .7. '1“; f
' a . ‘ f I‘f‘t ’
-. Just. arrived in time to go out with
" unsound tots"‘the“sé‘ nicsunm rams”?
Wé‘tiflafu’nshine will brinrthe tildes in
baby'—:eueeomrertséremor
honest: settled .itif ,‘att‘f‘ limerif‘illfiei"
Elery. mbtheedaites an nonem- pridesirr 3*: »
her ones; tone ‘ws'rttnhei' chihi turnover
just act ”fifth still ‘ad‘eo‘iiitbrtallle‘ our
(hilt ”as ghfifiody. Our line is One that
will “mmgfidr idmll‘atlbil Handrail
r
f 45:. i a: .1
H with
$25.
orififiur‘gogmexr pkcfiiitwhere we will continue '9 one. .
be
'i' \‘ _
. and
"l. l r" i‘.
1..
Tchunk
tent. economical
“bloltioxtwiw
,1 corn HAVE n’ecoaoa.‘ ~ a
3 -;
Two'Meinlier'I'of the, 8‘23“ Police
, ,,i-iave Been qouviet ‘ '
ilMtjl'F'QRD. Conn.. April”2’l.-—-Tho
Hartford lice countyheld a century
uouolail‘d .hcaaion yesterday. Judge
Qat‘yarliliglng engaged in trying t e
iiqttbrjeasea. the cvi oncqntor which
was-soothed by “103...“? poiice."l‘ltla
morning flyo saloon keepers worp con:
victed‘of Selling liquor onfiuhday, two
w‘ereg discharged .on .‘acco’u'u't‘. of luau!-
llciont evidence and someone waa‘con-
tinned. ' .
‘convicted men will reach about “.000,
g in , the afternoon , Judge. rilnn
reard {cases against. three druggists
who are déqnsod of scllhtg liquor-pith-
out prescriptions on. Sunday.‘ Thesa-
ioonkeepers engaged expert .ait'omeyh
in their defense and during the cross
examlhsitipu‘ of witnessed (or tb'c‘atate
it fwanbr‘olight out that Sigielfll’pllfcei
man trippiehurst had, booty epnxigteli
of beingfinntiendant at a; coelg. (ht
been ’ccnilicled of assault at Central
Falls, it. i. . ,
ant-:‘veu A ovspeencr ,
if yonar'e ‘a dyspepliewou owe it to
*ourseltand ,your friendpjfi get well.
Dyspepsia, . annoys. the. f yspeptieisv
friendsbce‘ause . is diseaao‘sours his
dispositiOn‘as wel ashis stomach. lie.
dol‘ Dypepaiu. Cure will not only. cure
dyspepsia.‘lndigeation' and sour atom,-
och. but. this palatable, reconstructive
tonie’ digestnht strengthens the whole
digestive. apparatus. and sweetena the
take 'Kodoi Dyspepsia Care Tips. ‘
you‘ent 'isfenioyod. it is dignified. no
aiirilatdd and its nutrient properties
approppieted by the blood and tissues
ideal h "lathe result. Sold by Gilflortl
Pharmacy... _, , . ‘ $0
encirsssod HATFIELD hastens.
‘* Ct IQAQQ-‘MWUTI senator. «new.
Ban, ‘ Hatfield. for. thetiaahsear. dealt
ot'th‘e. Goliege «Commerce Md ad-
rhtiiiitmtion and .assietontwgroiesaor
at political economytdt the“ uivernity
ot (lineage. has resigned to become pro-
leigsor .or ”coauthor at the Unireraitr
0' ,Caiifiou la; Ho is:the,..tt:rd Univeu
sity are also professor , “go to the
Universimot Colitoroieirr. a your. is
PIRATING FOL;XW.«;HQNIN AND
1“, .rf > “to; .. i. «2:.
. Felon. dz _. (Joe .‘ Chicago, ,. originated
Kong. and flames fiathWfitffim' tuna
rem y. and on accounts)! thaumat.
merit. and popularityct Foley's .Honev
or many. simitetions taroxodered
forte genuine. Ask for Foley's Honey
and Tmmfi refuse any substitute of:
feredj no othee preparation wiii‘ficive
,thmsiu‘nenatista'otlon ‘ it itinnlidiv. is"
alive. itpeontaina ho‘opiatos and it;
safeatufori‘ehildren and. ellcata per
will? 39.. cl Kristen's: us store. 3'!
ONE ‘1 a; ORE. OB BR’EAKNIG
“ . c152“ x” JAlLfiil: i ‘95
LI CHFIELD. April 27.-—Prederlelt
and :m. of Torrlnston. who. escaped
tron: ; the county. Jail. and-swan recaps
turod; past-avenged additional sentence
' crowns-newsman in the; Superior.
Court; .Antirewavvhadlsorved a month
sentence when he escap-
of. his year‘s:
> h: l
at run s ..
luring! nicotine over six-
esu' eratrom‘kiduex and
ornusuallireolarssm 1
land. This is blimp tel
‘I. "and - rulers: Kt nay
. ta ‘ ‘ it?
died
Sale-r nostril. in Hall
' m. ,... ’ or
: itW :‘ (Mia ‘
.. , ,. of ION. ”not“! till: film.
i "EAUNDRY'P' shape ref’ffiunliflhti
“and all mongrel. uses. ..Qenvor\-...
The flucaandfitb'c‘costs oi the.
In Ne‘ru‘dcl nnd Policeman lioti‘lts had
~ nhip of the size of tho colliers.
life as dollar the stain'ac‘h; 1mm (you,
. 00d
9" adopted. It i
5“”.- r i'lnsuoatmrisstonsspoett
Hit-i1" ‘!
lillmll‘ null
.iliilg
"i!
'l
-
ii day; , At grocers.
u.
i ' rs; aroma... mm“. the his ,
. , lumin-vbu.8unlilht. Grocers
mm: '2 “
‘1‘
i mtg; .. .‘ ,‘llfil'tpg‘i‘ '.
.BAT‘I’LESHIP‘ CONNECTICUT. .
Will be Launched some Time Early
. . intlltl'f'i'h . ..
WASHINGTON. (Apr-11' 25.+—scqre-
tary oody finds lhnt the navy, deport-
meut‘ as been placed in an embarrass-
lnzlposiiipn by ihm'cquiremont.in the
. naval,ap ropritttiun biiljthat tvi'o.coi-’
hers ah 1 hp built in memory yards.
» Counties made thin stipulation. but
failed ‘wcllrovlldelhe funds necessary
to equip, the yards for the construc-
tion oi'lhelvesseld. ' ‘ ' ‘
it Was the intention tit-tho naval.
committeethat one .of the collicra
. should be Wiltlat‘thc Mare island nah
. vy yard..;on- thexllocltlc corset. and list:
other at the Norfolk navy .yard..(1hicf
Constructor Capos in formed the 1380'
rotary.»that~it will be impoarllltie to
build ,thesoolliere at "tho yet-do .tvritbout
the expenditure of a considerable sum
of money at each place [or additional
tools and equipment. ' ,. . .
lie estimate» that at least. $176,000
will‘be required to build a slip and a
traveling crane. both of which. are
essential for tho“ cflfliil‘llcilllll of a
lit
viewer the fuel that on funds are
available for the installation of these
auxiliaries. it has been suggested that
one or bothol tho ooiiicrs be built
at the Brooklyn navy yard. The point
is 'miltlt? that a building slip-exists
there. so well as n: double traveling
crane, Other machinery for the hand.
line of heavy building materials. lsuon
hand. having been bounhtnt the time
'work on the butileshlp Connecticut.
was commenced. . g
The battleship nvill be launched
sonic; time «in «the only full or this
year. so that the slip' will then be
available forviayiur. down the authors.
This movement. will» undoubtedly? be
strongly.- .opponcd by 'llroNorfolk peo-
ple. who are confidently countingou
bulldin‘gaopoiol‘ the coal anion-v Under
the ”WV" e-aeeretaryphthe navy-is
to, date ¥ loom-which unavy .vnrd Jilin”
buildithovreaaeld They . are to be
largo»rosaelai having a. tonnage of
10,006, anti cesiinn~4l.2htl.tl00 teach.
The Leecrotam' has rhea ndviaerMbat
this is .horelrieiiounh to cover; the he
Impoiiqibiortoishave of! aeiewhandred
.‘tliimalntl for purposes or attainment
of th refills «Under. thereircumtan-
rather a perplexingnpoaitlent Idle is
‘dircetednte build two lnrm~shlps~ at
the navy. yards: but is not provided
with sufficient funds. » .
Anethhr7 provision - oi the naval. bill
that promises to give. trouble-relates
to the. consolidation of the motor
plunth at the navy yards. a After—quite
a fight between; the senate and house
the former finallvgnve in to theiiow-
er-vhodv, so that the original provision
on this subject becomes a law: ‘ it an-
thorizes the consolidation ‘otv the nevi
erai pov‘ver plants in'any or all or the
navy; yard» placing them. under . the
“direction or the bureau-of yards and
neat and powerst'oraii pitrpoaes.‘1'lt
Mi mixer- houses and . power
.~ in order to permit the
‘tiuns t
plants.
I The athletic! the . bureau: otwritoam
this paragraph
sreat‘deai‘ot vigor. but it finally was
the ' intention ' of Admi-
1 till . Eodlcottg
ill: and decks to appoint
a board
hp varihiirw‘drds and‘a: deb
Brooklyn
been; naiaflaaaalnno attire
atrial chemistry. » A . .
milled: want! lute. _
“somaeehlorlde an
dotted w = ”
w . was, eats a hen totruhomu
. cilia atin’t'rt. thrt'i1 Hills. Waikeley. at
laid l at I
Matrix“
" the Misses \Vaikcioy. he went to Tren-
j ton Junction nudiound that Miss Du-
: via went-from. there to l’ldltulolphln.
- foumi that Mina Davis had been there.
1 but had left. and ur-urly a week panned
_ B nervous
» .the president stated it might. be a long
‘tunl constructiontvorir‘. and insult-la.
tees “ ecrotary Moody. tintis himseit .iu.
“docks. j'i‘hia hurenu’ils to have entire.
*doutrol of the plant. furnishing light.
ie‘rt'odalie ever ‘all pending 'app‘mpria-l .
carrying outéioti'the amen-gin“; ‘ayatom‘
the stunner 3:00.000,“ appropriated:
engineeringand. constructlom opposed
ihfthe navy hilitlwlth a‘
ill! or» the: bureau? Lot
hezpiantol
piano}: for gedmiyoohsoiidatiorti‘: 1M3
mirab medium meets to. save $16;
' r,_ ‘ modicum. Our heir mattreseiisare
. 319* it“
Dali [pi tar
' lat « .. '
" iiMi’l‘iiQillbiAiuih ”nun... ti o
Davis. (liaishtrr oi the late Cliu on i.
David,“wtto‘»'hatl"lmon nostril: “mr 'n
Him um ' w , ‘ziuetflratu ‘to the
«Mama'fiiugoh t of ‘t 0 Good
lhhwh .n u , rit. N, J.. whet-o
_ t rr
ahb h $7 u war or go. .it .la
a Davis Will, remain at
mull rite becomes tummy-
‘tine years old, which will be in about
tummonthn.
lilies Darin weather Easter vacu-
‘ion in Atlantic titty, hi, .l. in bom-
lfllly with be: father's Ill or. Jilin»
3urah Davis. i-itr hunt accompanied
‘her entire way back as m as Trenton
Junction and Mt her to complete the
leaner» to Aubury Park alone. Win-u
M135 avla failed to appear: at the
school her i'dlutli‘tn wore. notified and
her brother. James Davis. of (llcnvlllc.
N.: Y...was talent for. With his aunts.
‘Golng to that city her relatives
beforeit wua Ii‘lll‘ll(.il ibui Hht‘ had gone
to Hyde Park, hiatus, to visit lwr utop-
mother. ii. in fluid Miss i'isvis'nctionn
were due to ihc fuel that alto won in
state from over-study.
COTTON MANUFACTURERS.
Two Days' Convention Opened in
Massachusetts institute of Tech-
nology: ‘
BOSTON. April 27.——By imitation 0f
‘i’rosid‘cul Henry 1“, Pritchcll. oi the
Massmhuaelis institute of Technology.
the New England cotton manufacturers
today opened a) two days' convention in
Huntington liail. one of the institute
buildings. At the opening session
President l’ritcliett delivered an ad.
dress of welcome, 'io which President
Herbert E. Walmsioy responded.
in his annual ‘addreas President
‘Waimulcy. .of New Bradford. said that
one of the mom, pressing questions on-
gaging the attention of cotton world
today was that-of the development or
‘lho resources of the southern cotton
bolt. . ‘Hc ilteld that it wail essential
to the littorcata'ol’ the United States.
as a producer. manufacturer and ex-
porter of cotton lhat supply front out
holds be increased and its cost reduc-
ed no as to retain nu enormous source
of weuilh lo the country. He express-
ed the belief that the trade would nov~
cube freeh-ornunlawtui high prices.
speculation "and . unsatisfactory and
barmfui~~iiuolualionu until there is an
ample supply of the raw material.
President Wulmsiey added that this
was the only possible cure for atagnzo
.llon of trade. and it would prevent. he
said. to a great extent "the pernicious
trulllc of cornering.“ " Mr. \anthslor
thought that the result oi‘ tho dinne-
troua twelve-months jtint. passed, with
its shortage of cotton and its specula-
tive manipulation would .ultimatcii‘
prove a blessing lu diauulso .lor the
entire mnnulacturing world. it was not
unreasonable. be said, to..1inticiputo u
revival of trade at romnnol'ntlvn prices
and n rotitrn to n' loin; period of pros-
perity. slimming of the labor problem,
time before a uniform working day or
week wne'caleblishod in the United
States. but when the necessity for it
wail needed, he said, it would incvitzv
bly ctnno. lie pointed-rout that the
margin of. p'retlt in cottonnranufucturw
lug wan now so smallthut such it dll‘
{croucenaxexiwl in the working hours
‘in different states. particularly between
the norihnnd uouth. was church to
compel a removal to the ecuth. where
there- nre longer labor days, or else a
one pension: oil». business altogether.
, GAR SHOPDESTROYED.
ALBANY. N: Y., April 27.——Halt of
shop No. 5 'at the West Albany plant.
0!. the New York Central Railroad.
wu‘deat’rb’yed in the tire ’whlch broke
out early today. ‘Two dining cars. new
on day coaches. one milk ear, one
were in or beside the shop. were burn
ed. 'The ions in betvveen 3106.000 and.
5125.000. All of the expensive equip“
mcntdh‘tlte shop is practically ruined.
m
W
EASTON FORECLOSURE CASE.
Amelia Sherman. of- ,‘(lroenwic .
has brought in the superior“ civi
court suit for foreclosure against
William A. Sherma‘n at at. of Eastern
to‘ recovered some for $2,000, secur-
er by a mortgage on land’in the town
of Easton. with building‘a‘there‘on. The
loan was made byi'the plaintiff on June
‘5, 1896. on‘ajlpremiasory note. secured
by the mortgage. *The case its outer-
ed for the Ma}; term,» 4
via; thelrlsb‘leader. who has been in
this country for over two months in'
the interest. oi the‘ Irish National
League. sailed for Liverpool today on
.-the steamship entic. -~ ‘ ~‘
condition 'a‘ case noerponeo.
PARIS; do l'97.-—'~The‘ ease‘or £0-
to hold 50:000‘ shares orlstock. was
again matponed today for another fort-
» BRAINARD Mlnu..‘Anri127.—'-A are
which started at midnight destroyed
the greater part ot-thexbuainess portion
" this town. causing a loss which is
a hunted at 31mm ’ ‘
, .‘1
and strum 7‘
all“ lolenii llywi), ' l
Hermie ”A genu$n . .
iii em» * ‘ Box (3 ' hes.‘ete. _
mucosa;
prices oven
6‘: "i . f
horse ear and tour baggage ears'wbleh‘
unedited paging; salts son ,LlVV-w
NEW rotor, hurl! 27‘.--Ml¢ha'el’ nar’
lamb a-‘laxal‘fiat ~the Patients ‘ Carrel .
Company, involving the-tormer‘s right .
Caiblét ‘ News. ‘ p _
.Mosl everybody is house cleaning “and planning the
home for au'nimcr. so just 'at'a time when they seem most
needed we offer :rbOut a dozen pieces of
25 on. (hurdles for 55 on. a yard.
They are all different patterns in green. brown. red,
tan and other desirable mixtures. If you have a floor that
needs a new covering. and you are hesitating’athink ing of
expense—and that you cannot afford it thisyear. just bring
the dimensions of that room to us and see if we cannot
fix it tip-at a less expense than you anticipate.-
There are a few more rolls of Japanese Mailings from
the April Sale at 125/3. 15. 18. and coats.“
In addition to the Japanese and Chinese Mattings we
have the celebrated "‘Crex" M attings which are woven from
the tough Wisconsin grasses. These are approved by hy-
gienic people as they are quite sanitary and wear like iron.
Curtains and . Draperies.
A daintily drapedflwin‘dow is always alluring. There
is the‘suggestion of the delightful home life'which‘is hid-
den behind the Curtains, be they plain ruffled or costly
laee. 'For an attractive collection of moderate priced Cur-
tains we .call attention to the south window of the Carpet
Store which contains some Arabian Lace Nets. French
Figured Crepe. and Cross Stripes which are novel. Prices
range from $4.: 5 to $7.50.
This Week .For Ginghama.
.There will be great doings new at the‘ Was” Dress
Goods Section. To begin with there are those A..derson
Ginghams in {me grades. 35 and 45 cls. formerly. new to be
sold at 25 cts. Added to these are upwards of two thous-
and pieces of other like fabrics which have just arrived
and are on the center counters. .
Seorsuckcrs ill cls it‘inv Corded (lituzhutns i214» (its
Chambray 12%; ch; Madras 15 ms
Anderson Zeplnr. \ iii cts \i‘hvtluw's Madras 25 cis
igloo-striped Madras. «35 (its hivrcorizvd Chutnbi'uy 25 out
Fine Jacquard, lie eta Silk tilnpbauu 310 (Its
That lot of Rubber Span gcs have been condensed in-
to three‘gradca new. :5. 20, and 25Vcts.
Fairy Soap is now selling 7 cakes for 25 cts.
Only one week more to take orders for Engraved
Cards and Monogram Writing Paper in the Special Offer-
mg. . , . . y; ' ,
A.two-quire box of Monogram Paper free. )with every
order for fifty cards. . . .
——__7
SULLIVAN FOR PARKER;
'1‘" " . V , HARTFORD. April 27.—.»\n intercul-
H"“°'Id ltalian Wanted F" Murdcfling nicotingpi the liariiord delegation
‘ . Enid" WU“- ' ' to the democratic slate convention” ‘wau
l‘lAllTit‘Oltll. April 27~Allltouglrthc ; held last night in democratic licadqualv
police aided by a posse of citizens tors. all thedelegalcs‘ beinglpreseni,
have kept up oyigiiaut search all night , ii‘ornu‘r Mayor l. AL ’Suliivun announcl
and throughout today. the trace hasicdbim'scifnsn candidate for chairmmi'
been founder Henry inn-tau, the italian i of the district delegation from tho
truckiunu who last night shot and kill-i First, districtjand later came out and
dill" filth finesse.
‘ ed Dennis .Gi‘iiiiu in the Taylor Lumber l announced that he was for Judge Par—
ynrd on Sheldon street. .The policclkor. The delegates‘t’r‘fioptod‘the unit.
made a careful search’t‘it the ltaiiun rule and after appointing committees,
colony today but friends of the missing , adjourned. " ‘ f . ‘
man ‘ciainted they had not .socn. him.J .. ‘ . . _. ., . _
There isaibcorxibdt. R0880 escaped . ,sTOPJIHAT COLD. ‘ ’ .,
by Way of the Conrcciieut. river in a‘ or it maYi'r‘coultlh' Pneumonia. em-
,ro'w' boat and the. police. of oil the, rilian Bailn is‘breaklng up Colds when~
towns alounxllte river‘liavetimen uoti-l Jver tried, almont‘fiithout’joxeeption,l
died to watch for him. His description i, ll), 25, 50c and $1.00 bottles. The Glit-
hns‘been telegraphedto New York. ford.Ba.xter’a und'Phdii d‘s ' "
some o! .ll‘te‘ officials hero‘beliering . ‘ } ,. _
that Russo; hots well taco. will makefMOTHER GENEVNlE. GRAN
an attemptm return to nary. ‘ l .. DEAD, . '
‘ _ ‘ 1—— _. '5'; ‘ . CHICAGO, Attril‘.27.rf—éliuiotlier Gene:
-'— liphtheriapst‘ire throat, croup. lu- : vlvie Granger. superior'dlfille Convent, '
relief... permanent cure. Dr.'oi‘ Mercy. is dead,.a,ged .71.1'For 55
moles c,0ii. Atiany drumxegrs’ she'had,bceh‘_in.the,isantje‘iustl‘
». . . ‘in on. . '
or: a
in it that
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