V titanium of our stock has been removed to 70 North Mair.
' “posits our former place). where we will continue to sac-
Is
'3 I “It goods are left. In pricing the balance cost will not be
Jr
.‘l‘lihu. sorter ARTICLES. FANCY BASKETS. one
floppies runurrunn. nuAnnL naps, DOLLS. revs.
m. delivery to all The Nor-walks.
Open Monday and Saturday evenings only.
w. S. srURiEVANr
North title and am: his. 80th amber.
Spring Floor
CoVe ringS.
We ere nah: prepare! to sbow a lam: line of Carpde
all the popular grades. Considtiny of INGRAMS
CVEIVEI; TAPESTRY BRUSSELS. BODY BRUSSELS
Iri Chloe and Tapanes: Matting: to: ban: a lary: ,oarr’ety
V all! Attractive 3 pics.
.« ‘ (bind lifetimes 12 f-Zc to 35c.
m Janna”: Mailings 20c foi50c.
0f 0!! C bib: and Linoleum «to: above all widths and 9'.-
oilsng retitled. .
Rhys and Mats in large bariefy.
I ’ dedes f) order a spreiaib.
nicxrruluesos
?l\
. and Tar many im
l» T or?
A smlll bottle! of Scott'
Smulsion costing fifty cents
rlll last a baby a. month-n
in its bottle eachn
tiille it“ is fed. Thet’ a a small
outll formalin-Fe a return of
healt .dab
BA bies that are iven
Scott's Emulsion nick yre~
spend to its hel u‘l action.
it seems to contain just the
elements of nourishment a
halal needs most.
inary feud ireqiienti y
lacks this nounshmenuScotts
Emulsion always supplies it.
We’ll send you “ample im upon round.
“at? a BOWNE. 409 Pearl Street. Nil Y‘
‘ mm
MIAVIEBT RM NFALL SINCE
T.
AU GUI
HARTFORD. April 30. —The heaviest
rainfall since last August In the rec
ord made by the storm of the past
three days. two and three-tenths Inch
ll of water having fallen between
Tuesday night. when the storm begun.
ind this morning at 9 o'clock. The
result Is a frecbet. in the Connecticut
lver, which promises to be almost or.
:rest as any of its neveral predecessors
his nprlng. IM 2p. m. today the
gauge. at the steamboat dock register-
d 19.1 feet above low water; «The
tesmboat doclt is submerged curl the
voter comes up Stale street a": far as
be west side of the railroad bridge
over the street
rlna'riNo roITsv'a HONIY ANo
Foley d: 00.. Chicago. originated
Honey and Tar AM throat and Inuit
remedy and on account of the groan
merit ahd popularly of Foley‘s Boom
Iona are offered
for the genuine. Ask for Foley' s Honey
and Tar and refuse any substitute of
'eredas no other preparation will giva
the same satisfaction It is mildly lax
slice. it contains no opiates and is
safest for children and delicate per
sons. laid at Plaiated's drug store. '°
DEADIONIIOARD J. H. OTARIN.
NEW HAVEN. April 80. ~Emmenuel
Buxbaum. of 464 Congress avenue.
was found dead in a state room of the
steamer John H Static. of the Starla
Line when the steamer arrived here
yesterday from New York. Medieat
Examiner Bartletod idea that it was
a case of suicide y. oarboiio' AcId.
Buxbsum was 61% airs old. and towel
a wife and three on. No reasoh for
his not could be’azplgned by any of
his family or frie They said he
left here yesterday for a business trix
to New York and was in good health.
He wan residenirageut for e brewing
company and was prominent in Our
man'American fraternal circles
“—
SPRAINS ANDc‘ulgl-NOII QUICKLY
When you get A sprain or bwiie val
uabla time may be saved by promptly
applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm It
be injured parts. it will cure a sprain
to one-third the time required by the
usual treatment. but winter Herb
wmdwsrds, of Des Moines. lewa. go
a fall on all icy walk, sprslning his
wrist and bruising his' knees. “The
coat day," he says. “they were so sore
' and still i was afraid i would have to
em in bed. but I rubbed the parts
we" =witb Chamberlairi's Pain Balm
and. After a few applications all sore.
nose disappeared. I eel that this
bottleo Pain Balili sav me several
3 days time. to say nothing of the suitor-
lug.” For sale by Bunsen Powell Cor-
poraticn. Clilord Pbariincy. Plerce's
Bridge Pharmacy. Zeb-fuss Pharmacy.
DRUGGIBT DUCHITTK’O CARI“
arise of Julius 0.. Duchette. the New
Britain avenue drusslst. who isobar:-
ed with perium wits called in the po-
lioe court yesterday attorney J epb
harbour appeared as counts for
HARTFORD. April 29.me the .
1“me dbl-rill or re
rallies A fa ,wlt'besm to t
‘sass yesterday in the trial of'Thoni
Sn old and union “WORM,”
o'ystnbar it. last. 4.
ll'eld. salted
cure the fury.
tired he moved I will
charged on the ground that. this
child Into Lil
Ing It a C
this, motion the utulu' s attorney fluid
the fact and added that the state need
Bran-field as a principal or an accen-
previous to tbc.death of the child
Judge Sbumway denied the motion to
discharge Bransileld.
Mrs. Kcnnnon, the mother of the ac-
cusod girl. She said that her daughter
had given birth to a child and that the
infant looked had from the time of its
the child's head did not look right to
til next Tuesday.
cos-r0} IA
to: moan sod caucus
ills find You Han Alva): Instill
EIGHT FOR eGUlTTAla.
lGHFlEbD. Colin. April 80 -'l‘be
lury n the case of Otis Bl. Gillette
charged with destroying ballots in the
Winsted election. reported a dinner“-
ment yesterday afterhoon at 4 o'clock
sfter being out four hours. The jury
stood seven for acquittal and live for
.onviction.
One' of the Jurors speaking of the
disagreement said that every ballot
with innueepusmen‘e. stood seven
for acquittal and live for conviction.
I'he exception was eight for acquital
Ind four for conviction.
In speakin of the evidence. the
uror said tb t the only evidence of
rote against Gillette was that of Rev
J. F. Kidder. pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal church. of Winnied, who
estiiled than he now Gillette open a
oallot at both ends and after looking
at the ticket drop it on the floor with-
out removing the ballot. The teati-
mcny the juror said was not corrobcre
ated in regard «Mlle money transac-
tion which Is alleged to have taken
place, he said that some of the jurors
thought that Gillette saw in this an
easy way of making 8600. State At
tornay Warner ls undecided whether
to hold Gillette for another trial.
. we. near FAMILY sALve.
DbWitt's Witch Haael gives instant re
not from Burns. cures Cuts. Bruises.
Sores. Eczema Tetter and all abras
ions of the skin. in buying Witch
Basal Solve it is only necessary to
see that you get tile genuine DeWItt's .
”in.
minor instincts. the state r s’tsd Its
the Murder of their Infant chlg
onJudge Ixmohu... toimael for uni...
Judges Sbumwav. to ss-
rtbc lit! lied fer
runsile d be dis-
de-
fondant was only do accessory/miter
the fact and was guilty .of only a mis-
demeanor Ia throwing the body of the
o reaervolr instead of giv-
Iatian burial. in reply to
that the state had so Intention of bold-
ing Brannilold as an accessory before
make no distinction as to bowing
sory before the fact; lie said that the
state had shownnthut for several days
Bransfleld and Minnie Kennnou had
several conferences and one of them a
secret one. This. he said. was enough
to establlsh a motive for the crime.
The testimony for the defense was
then begun. the first witness being
birth. She him [said that the side of
her. Mrs. Emma Dagle, a sister of
the accused girl.- testified as to the ffungfim . - Won. ”a“
clothing taken from the child, telling mm . ' """ 3% 5.
when and where she bought me am- Mumutzx::::::':::::::: a .:
cles. Mieses .................... 3 l
Thomas Bransileld was next called. Teichmunn _ 3 1
Ronald that on November .14. while l'ulsbury ::: 2 _ 1%
waiting at the station for a.trial. he Marconi ''''''''''''''' 2 3
was accosted by Minnie Kenanen. At Showaiter _________ . __________ ., 2 2
this time. be said, he had not made Hodges ,,,,,,,,,, I... ,,,,,, 1% 2%
up his mind whether he was gains l0 Schlechier ................. 1%. 2%
marry the girl She told him of the Lawrence ____________ 1% . 2%
death of the Infant and that ahehad Delmar 1 3
placed it near the reservoir. Brsns- pox ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,, 1 3
field then told of going to a livery Nepier ____________________ 1 3
1table. obtaining a carriage. and both 'i‘schlgorin ,,,,,, 1 3
he and the girl going to the reservoir. Blrry ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4
At this 901m the court adjourned up Today the plaster: will plays acon
st unwlgll Hum .. L lh’
in: urine l: smurfs es en‘ ar.
frequent or too frequent action.
nAny urinary trouble tells of Muesli
ills li’s Kidney Pills curs all kidney
Bonill Norwalk people testify in this.
William ll Gregory. 206 Washing»
ton hireel. Ens! Norwalh says: . "i
am is hatter by trade... an Occult tlnn
that compels me to be on my to t all
day. l was bothered with a bad back
and a urinary dlmculty with sediment
In the kidney uecretions it annoyed
me at my work during the duyn—very
often at night and in place of getting
out of bed In the mornings refreshed
and lit for u do)" a work I was irritnblc
and Weak. I obtained Deans Kidney
Pills at Pinisted a drug store to see if
they would help me. They did. Tully
Rule the entire relief. .
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents a. box. l‘osler-Milburn 00..
iiuffnlo N l'., sole agents for the
United states. -
Remember the name Dean's and inks
no other.
crises MAs'rens MEETING.’
Hodges Announces That He Will Ra-
slgn Adjourned Game With Janowskl.
CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS. Pa... April
30. ——Hodges announced today that he
would resign his adjourned some
against .lnnowski as he saw no. way
out of the diiliculiy. The scores of all
the contestants read as follows:
sultailon game at the Rice gambit. and
In the afternoon Dr. Locker will de-
liver a lecture on "Chess and How Tc
Learn it "
DIE!) IN A PEOULIAR MANNEi-‘t.
. . nay—u—
Travellng Man Probably Fatally As
united and Robbed of 3400.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. April 30.—
C 0 Webster. traveling agent for a
Philadelphia fl ed hero toda
de‘r mysteriohd stucco, in it Is
believed by the police that he was 'mur-
dered. webster' you brought into the
Hotel Pantllnd at midnight in a dazed
condition by a stranger. who explained
that he had fallen downstairs in a
downtown block. when... was put to
bed and several hours later a hell boy
was alarmed by his hcnvy breathing.
A physician was called and be found
that Webster was sgiférlng with a
crushed shoulder All had concusaion
of the brain. Webster died at a hos
pital shortly aftervIard. without regain-
!ng consciousness The coroner
found, it in the man's pockets, while
Charles netting. a personal friend liv
ng here. declared that Webster had
8300 or 8400 upon his person. The no
ice are looking for the stranger who
brought him to the hotel.
GERMAN LUTHERAN "NOD.
w
Meridon Clergyman Delivered Ad
dress at Sulfate Meeting. «
BUl-‘FALO. N. 1'. April so. -—The
German Lutheran synod of the Eur
crn district. was Tcoiltlnued here your
terday. Dr E. Plchhr reeds report. on
the inter-synodieal conference which
was held at Detroit on April 1. it was
a review of the controversies thAt have
arisen between the various synod: of
the country. All shorts to effect a
union between the several bodies have
failed. said Dr Picher. The discus.
clone bruncht out only more clearly,
the existing differencei. The Rev. J
I". Spebr. of Donor. Color. addressed
the conferences on behalf of the dou-
cake
'~...
Sale oi Quadruille’ V'S‘llver ruled Wale.
Commencing Monday, May second we ‘shall' offer at
special sale a superb deflection Of Silver Plated Ware con-
taining Tea Sets. Coffee Sets. Punch Bowls. Candelabra,
Trays. Plateaux, Baiting Dishes with Silver Stondards.
and all the numerous smaller pieces for the dining room.
Much time has been given to select the choicest styles
of the best silversmitha and
we are satisfied and proud to
submit to you the result of our endeavors.
The exhibit will be open Saturday. April thirtieth,
and all articles will be shown in order that customers
may see the entire collection in its completeness.
lively no goods will be said
run as follows:
Candelabra. $2. 75 to $22. so.
Water Pitchers. $2.00 to
$17. so.
Fern Dishes, 8:. 50 to $12. 00.
Chocolate Pets. 81. 35 to
$r2._oo. .
Bread Treys. hop to 84.00.
Biscuit Trays. $r. so to $2. 25.
Syrup Cu a. ' ' $1; 50.
Sugar an Cream Sets. $2.50. -
Butter Dishes, .98 to $8.00.
Mayonnaise Bowls with
Trays. $1.50.
Posi~
on Exhibition Day. Prices
' Soup Tureens. $4. 50 to“. 00.
l Fruit Dishes. $r.15 to 818 00.
Tea Sets. 86 co to $35.90.
Candlesticks, .89 to $1.70.,
Plateaux. ’_ $r. .75 to $8. 50.
Spoon Trays. . $1. 50.
Bald Dishes. 2. 75 to $4.60.
Cake asketa. 81.15 to $2.00.
Nut Bowls. - $1. 65 to $2.25.
Crumb Sets, 8: 75 to $2.20.
Pin Trays. .39
Children’ s Cups. .65.
Special for Saturday.
Men's Neglige Shirts' in colors. 75.cts.
White Neglige Shirts. the Monarch brand.
regular $1.00
grade. sizes 15%10'17. 50 cts.
All silk Four-in-hand Ties. 15 cts.. 2 for 25'cts. .
Men's Fancy Lisle
25 cts.
Half-Hose. 50 ct. quality.
Rubber Both Sponges. to. 15 and 25 cts.
Canton pure gun-l Water Bottles, from 45 etc. up.
Fairy Soap. 7 cakes for 25 etc.
ARE YOU A DYIPIPTIGI ..
if you are a dyspeptic you owe it to
’ purse" and your friends to get well.
Dyspepsia annoys
friends because his disease aours his
lininguon as well as his stomach.
0
HOME
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure the food
you eat is enjoyed. it is digested. as
ilmilated and its nutrient properties
tppropriated by the blend and tissues
Health is the result. Sold by Clifford
Pharmacy.
WILL SURRENDER CURALLO.
HARTFORD, April 30.-_-Actin
Brno:- Woodruff has recognised
mand of the New York authorities furl
the surrender to them of Francisco
Curallo, alias Frank Unease. who is
(low;
e de-
”rid
the dvspeptio'a her baby to bod..
HusaANo cousin‘s unaoan. ..
HUNTSVlLLE. All" April 80 J-Ae
the mother was In the act of putting
Fleming menn of
Dallas Kills. shot his wife, followed
Ko- her As she ran into the y d out her
pepsin Cure will not only cure' throat killing her. and
iyspcpsia, indigestion and so
sob. but this palatable recent motive ing the shots rush d
onlc digestant strengthens the whole
iigestive apparatus, and swamps the
its as well as the stomach When you
Ihfiflgcted fatal
Nei born bean
the Income
man met them a the gate with his
throat horribly ginhed And tflld‘ what
be had done. Going back til the body
of his wife. he Again cut his throat and ,
fell dead beside her.- A son of the
lcoupie was in the room when the
lll'oliblo started, but fled at the first
shot and new no more of the tragedy
m.-
WILL iNTliehsr MANY.
g Every person should know that good
health is impossible if' the kidneys are
deranged. Foley's Kidney Cure will
cure kidney and bladder disease in
every form and will build up and
istrengthen these organs so they will
i Wounds upon himselfip
No
the "prisoner Iwitb- Attorney Brett. At
the nest or counsel. Judge Garyan
glib continue it the case until May 1
ch‘ctta has“? been beagle to procure
bondi of all. 000 since it arrest and
has been confined in jail.”
A CURE FOR HEADACHE.
any; nonpwoman or mind. sulforlns
mbeadacbe billousness or a dull.
di‘ow‘ynsolln sshould take om: two
of ‘DoWitt'a Little Early Risers night
and morninsbeThcse 13°“ littletpilia
9 ans cause eyarea one
:n‘fi wagon a pill. While they cleanse
ysteln they strengthen and rebuild
it molly ’thoir tonic eflect upon the liver
clowns sold by oimord rear
» W’s. 3
I! re i h ‘ under arrest in New Haven and who Is iperform their functions properly.
‘33..°&.i:.§f.ii:‘l.ihz’hiltll’fl‘i . .n.... .. .... w . .... "M m “or“ W “n “it?
a, “If“ m “Wm “m units I t" itarium for cdnsulnutlvaa near Denver. 33:13:53 of smut men): In the second
are dangerOua. while DeWi‘tt's woos 03'3““? “gags; “gym?“ 9%”; ‘ '
tinsel Salve is perfectly harmless and 7 h ' hi Mani *'
. cures. Sold by Glider-d Pharmacy. ” ng " ' W on 9”"
.n'ArANese recalls ooNceNrnAr- ‘
SEEMS UNGONCERNED.
heir—en:
theran sanitariiun Association. it is
danger of Bright's disease or diabeten
if Foley's Kidney (hire is taken in
{time Sold nt Plalsted'a drug store. "'
34 Washington Sf-ej South [Va/baa}
' Telephone rag-6.
Go-Garts
.Just arrived in time to go out with
the little ‘tnts these nice mild days.
When sunshine will bring the roses in
baby": check. our carts are built for
honest Ionics at an honest price.
Every momentakes an honest pride in
‘her ones.- She wants her child to base
Just as' pretty and as comfortable Q9
Cart at Anybody. Our line is one that
' will commend your admiration and the
prices range from.
$2 75 to $25
READ THIS LETTER.
“4-— u ‘ .- “ ‘ ‘j "New Huven.Conn.,ldar.31.1904.
seldlars on the on. No Active ' The N" Ewan“ Fm 9“ ' . w. .
John Marx, Alleged Murcilsrer. Awaits
-- 'Doar 81rami-.. ,
Oberltldll t" Y. r9210; along time from stomuch trouble. Could not ‘ "
r
Hearing 'Ilt Jali .
COLCHESTER. Conn" April I‘ll-The i had suffe
commonwealth“: 30. -The
Japanese t M“ m “m con “"5 digestmy food damn-1y what! ate for breakfast. 1 was run down
Shwlfi of Jothn Mari-x, 0f Gershgn. :3.
e c rge 0 mm‘ 91'. was can an in health and had become very' irritable and nervous. The family doctor
yesterday. until May 13. Marx wee ing in 3b! “1thth 0’ “39 Yd“ 'putme onadict first one cereal and then another for breakfast. buttoao
taken to the jail in‘NoVericn to await River. In. “this! 0! partial! no purpose, A. i did notget any better.. One day i saw your demonstrator.
the hearing. The pr seller was brought “1°“ h“ ”1““ h” m“ 3‘9”" «“9 Mrs Bacon. at the Nesblt Store while I was shopping and she wished me
'rintc the town court before Justice 3.11.0me received -‘ “I‘m MG! “' to try for my breakfast one Ihdia Digestive Biscuit and n portion of Good
:Sfilcfirzmg‘mn’ 1W!" W" ' date.“ Rich Food. I bought a package of each and began the very next more
in: or case * Pill" ‘63 °°i°°“u?“% “l: S?” “l
'm or canon eeaoosep
‘ 81’- Mtllwhh Pavell was formally made 1.ij “General Sassuliteh "PO!!! til“ the
flight of April. 2822! Mind- QW'Wc
.. will roars:
‘ ,. has rd i'. for on prisoner. ash ii for 0. cont! - 0|
5'43"? out lance ,‘ot the bearingeand the union i mouth 'or- which or. m {rt-tyros.
3liliwoufldent Russo will be this) was granted. Marx did not Quit April 08. at “out two in rib: if.
new the week is out. and that greatly. concerned attire grayity“ the tapioca; (intimate columns were lien
‘ “ found that he has been hid- charge Against him. He nodded to ac- titling non 'Y towards Wide.
" :in the city; » «cannon in the court room and oc- and a in“? at {I can scents “ws‘s
casioilally spoils with the sheriff. seen on a' moon the south ward
. _ - .. of Sindhi!» The“ sense have not
’ " ‘ T8 was sectioning; 3.“: NIURgIR. yet “commandos.
.— drew
‘ ‘fi'fl on hour by the police MchloNAmlta it
s cc wellhead” pendiilg an “itself ace, April
fiction of a murder sAidby e a wealthy reel esta‘fl
, tohavcbcencomwbyhlm flaw" mm cite". ”robot. .
tallied verifichtl of the new ti
r‘the his oath tllgitm .g
“153::an M fill.
Ins. That day. to my surprise. l began to feel better but the sensation
was too good for me to feel that It meant anything” How yer. 1 hell
right along day after day eating the same breakfast and provillg
health in less than 7 weeks my health has been fully restored. Haven' t
‘felt. so well ill over 3 years as i do now, and it is all due to your health
a.
, i want you to send a package of the Good Mill: Road his adios of Bis-
cuit to my sister Mrs. .Elkdale. Po... and I enclose. postal order
for 36 cents in payment for same. Please send by express and at
once." .
“"m c‘ I at the Ice 'Robod. rum] l.uror John G. Christ).
“3% met clues. fit a‘ of Harte .who appeared as counsel Small bodies 0
Name on application. .
. , I?" have received several letters similar to this within the last two
. m. » ,..
fifi :fimg'i", Our floods & it It you give then S: fair trial
or ,
rt slit
« [.n. stroke You euv A
first»: 01‘ Iron Bed;
cinnamon; we vebeen mmgwsmmmmrtsymsna
our Numeral-‘3”.
2.7%
. e of b ' W ti .
by her. wihhéévingmcogmiht’tod a bobble :égga'g ,
. or ear 0. years, , ..
f.
m Jul; Chair KIND
't believe n‘ them. we build Dedsteads io’ wear. The
Hog verybest'rn aaducouerthat wilinottnrn
"the police mimic“
, , w...“ mot “at“, Pinups, Down Quilts Divan
reasons 01.1“”
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