,,,2-gx.,2_2.,‘, .
‘ “tent of disposing of the balancenow on hand. and hence do not
“Middl- cost In our slim to wind up the businest.
or [on CLo'rII AND LINoLEtI'NI wE snow ALL
, "tom W hsve but a few articles left. so are uttering
theta it thtsott my price to clean up tinnitus.
83.75HAMMOCXS.......... ..82s5.
finéhdfdflmksn ............. $I.5o.
‘WooHAMMOC‘KSI ..... ......... .81.:5.
35.75 ItAnnocxs ..... ........ .. .. .19.
ONE stem CIIIrEo NIER ...... ”812.00.
ONE8IoDo HALL RACK. S 589
DN’EsIsoo cIIINA c LosE'r. . . . . . sI I.oo.
, , DNE moo COMEINA'I‘ION CASE. 3 7. oo.
All we. light so. ‘
A row D'RESB'lNG rAstEs. LADIEs Desks. nusrc CAB.
more: motes “31.33. EAncv Eocitnas TAB-
- ousa'r'rns AND INDIA sears
" st fully half their regular price.
.n—un—
New In tin of CHINA It less than cost or import.
A fevvs. Remants of strussELs AND VELVET CARPETS
El “slit Wt price.
Norm Silver TABLE KNIVEs. SI. 25 set. (this is just half
“sooner we no retiring son the retail tom and II. de-
Hz», _J
i'Nss DILIveNv fro ALI. THI NonwALKt.
w. Isrdrrevsn.
is NditrN MA‘lN sinner, sou'm nonwALN.
CONN.
92 F10“
un—s-sb-
' ' We are‘now prepared to show a‘l‘arge line of Carpets
IN otth’A’AND JAPANESE MATTINGE WE HAVE A
LARGE VARIETY ANDD ATTRACTIVE STYLES.
‘ Ghinn Msttings, 12%C to 35¢.
jdphnese Mattlhgs. 'ch to see.
“ wgbrns AND VARIOUS QUALITIES.
has A‘ND NATE IN LAN GE VAEIE'I'Y.
I'IrZi ‘
shrines fro ORDER A or ECIALrII
‘ #1:"
Di w'Kl‘mMAhl 8r S
theer'ulhlllty by Wetter
2 newsroom: 2, \
Wiser Cut My 12—h: .iI teni
. round preliminary before the Central
chiller-sin Athletic: also; John mint
2 ;been pounded into insensibiilty by
ther‘ institutes, and I‘eo’eiyed injur-
frdmw 2he died in new hot!"
“it" ad ad "in‘; tile ninth roltltd in
f. we” peered si‘x' dink.
shed thrown the sponge in-
W.
2mm
ellipsis ree’v dilute on aowau.
M2WWWMMM”“_‘ '-
24 the medicines thttg are advertised n!
. oil Stated
- diction over it prisohtsr sentenced by
, coud not recoih'lte the authority of
'2 lr. Milt I illill it ill
’ desserts end the’ culinary vegetables
. many ,,
~ i bicycle between the riliiroa‘d
‘ on the Highland division or theft
. rile
cerium
2 giggled intern“ "iniu'
muffins
It.“ monsoon ’
61 thin man. 0‘13”!!! ”it ”all“!!! ‘
thing? ”if!
‘ ,lveefl; host it
C l). l
him .. I'i./ism
2.2.. ssh: ~ In: ms:
cures for catsrrh.
The results from the use of not
not are so workable is the cure of
’ifl'h. that they seem beyond be-
.. The fact, thou thdl Zeitftils
,jharmuc y. one of the h at that")!
ilsts in this tacit are so in.
confidence in 'og Wye?”r
cure 'lcatnrrh at the? ll it
go I“); y'porsonsl dunrnntee to refund the
d
if the purchasers rah any that it
not help them. Dunht to convince
the most skeptical that liyomei out
he relied upon to cure all ctmrrhsl
{ton let. no matter- how serious or
dell seated.
seem», ....._‘
DAN MATTOON LIAVI PRiIONf
threatened “to Apartm- in Person" in
IrAIt'rI-‘o D. May l2~Deputy Unit
rshiu Dawes served Me-
if y upon tirion H. Mattoon, at the
to prison papers summoning him to
appear in the United States district
court May It at 2. 30 p.tn to any
why the petition or the esteem and
the til'easure‘r of Wutertown th' t lie
he declared a bankrupt he not granted.
Judgq- A. l-‘ hikilsston said Tues-
dsy that he dldu' t know of any pro
codent for sorting a 'innn out or tt'ato
prisop for srlch a purpose 2tnd' that it
wasnt necessitry, airywly. as his tilt
Iimony could he taken b‘g deposition.
The United titties courts no no Juris-
It 'stste court ’ahd neither the prison
drroorors nor the Warden could telii
po‘rsrily remove him on their own all:
thority. though, it might be ddne by
habets corpus. ' ' W
Warden Gents said that he would
talr‘e no respohsibiiity in such a ct»
and would not ‘t‘ilow the then to ieeve
the prison unless titers were an order
fro a sttte court to produce him. iiero
a. United States court in such a case.
The ‘petition is alone by the town of
Water-town. it alleges that Mattorm
converted to his own use funds of the
town amounting- to 811,674.
For NENvou___s_Neiis soil mung
BOARD AT "YALE COLLEGE.
Menu ,anslste of serum, Fruits,
and «cram. Did I. csitee.
Tomi: fist 'tiiti ii in
NEW HAVEN t‘y 124%.:qu or
Yale who are on as; to live without
eating meat fish one iris. can obtain
board for 83 It Neel: fiel- next Thurs.
day in the palatial 'd ding hall of the
university.
Th’ey may choose from n menu of
relishes, fruits doupn,‘ cereals. bread
butter, cakes. tet‘ ebo'os. milk. coffee.
tensor: 2
A student can make his board bill
amount to 820 t‘ vibe: by ordering
Iii ”hes not. on the Inn: charge treble
'oteiih’ill of fare.‘
("The mixed system or service In pl'sn.
nod in‘ the hope that try who found
fd'uit with the fl od‘ufé men of the ol'pd
system will be aligned The dining
Hit is conducted virttiolly Without pro-
fit
Whoa-u.—
HQW 1'0 "‘AKT A IPRMNID
A sprained ankle til usually trotted
will disable a man .for‘ titres or four
Weeks. This is an' unnecessary loss of
tune, for many dire h‘tve recovers
in less then one it's time when
Chamberlain Ftiit «prohibit
ly untimely applied t"m lays the pain
and herons“ hi! trifle reitore's the
psrts to then my condition. For
by source Powell Cdfpbl‘otlon, Dili-
inrd Pharmacy Pierces' Bridge Flier:
in
ROD! BICYCLE 0N RA ALROAD.-
BANTWRD. my 12-. .-
hi rh. New Haven and Hartford ral -
’9 d yeete'rdey. Perraht port-Isis, like}!
of this city true it b _.»
train and scv erel y Emmi: dn
‘3 51‘6de nth! li'
tothe Haiti
radio? is Jenaro have aimed for rut-
semi
sfiys that lost as the do
We whom 2 res‘st ‘of‘it‘lb genera men he
wobbled on his whee titled ivlth
the side 01M tire '
Ii nouns writsmp D
more;
NAM".
to neglect
3‘ Nth! t
[or dale" et Pltisted
Lifiymrigrhsroa.
Mutiny awe“
' “WWW
m'iy within 39w limiting
WWfllg‘ew
.. .‘l‘lip
Nigel!“
time "51% ;‘.
t3
‘llarllord. Neil limits:
2 to tiled and Army Isl
. Dorsey, Will common the First
d locomotive. Third Divlsl n Naval Bot
no grunt ,
“it .I.
2 9 48 a iii.‘ murmur: leave Hm-
ooltihs ior wot-it. The ehfilhéer'
' NC Hartford 0:13am
.prin. one (1) ‘coin) forea epin-
2 murmur—so m
hundred 0“
rs: Lie Officers of this
issues litters
‘Piils‘iiiiefvtiiirs
of Willis find it to
Colonel 0.1.. Fitch has issued the
following order regarding the parade
in Hartford next Week
Headquarters Third infantry. Connec
ticut National Guard Stamford.
May 9 1904.
General Orders, No.2.
I. in compulmoo .wluI o. o. No. I
Is. ll., c. s the meld, Stuff. Nonoom
mlssloned Staff, Band,iiovpitt1 Corps
and Companion of this Regiment are 2
hereby ordered to report in the. city
of Hartford on my 19th instant in
blue uniform campaign lint lexgins.
canteen, haversach and fully armed
and equipped at to: 30 o'clock :I. In., for
one day' s duty an escort to the So: lety
of the Army of the Potomac, and the
Grand Army of the Republic.
ll. Line Oillcers .and enlisted men
will wear white colltrs, black shoes.
and with the exoeptloa o the Bend
white gloves. Mounted floors will
wear the new regulation drab riding
gloves and black riding, boots.
Ill. Field Sit! tad Orderly will rt»
port mounted. Transportation for
horses will be allowed from Stamford
and Bridgeport only.
iv. Commanding Ohicers who have
no: yet done so will make immediate
rs ulsitioll for tA-snsportotion and pay
lh'i.anlts ’i‘eltets will he Issued on
Shturdsy. the 14th l,nstsut and must
be accounted for immediately after
the 19m instant. Pay-rolls will he
made in tripiic to. two copies of which
will be for‘w ed wtthth two days at
tor pflfflilti. direct to the A.O . 0. and
one copy retnlhed for record. A rttion
allowance not to exceed forty (40)
cents per each enlisted man will be
allowed; but must not be carried Oil
my y.~rolls Commissary vouchers In
duplicate Will he executed for this pur-
2v: Lieutenant- Colonel “S2“
a
ton. (cos A 0, land it). Fl stuew
tenant Charles A. flashers. ..A III
her dby deteilerd hh' Acting Battalion All
intent. ‘h‘iriit Battalion. ,
Vi. Arrtntclndnts for the transpor-
ration of the various ersnintlons is
as folloiis: A special rain will leave
GrtIt'hvv'liilI at. 7' 30, Stanford 7. 45;
South Norwniir 8: 00 and rid sport at
s: 20 oclock s. In. due ati art ord Un-
ion Station. sylnm Street. at 10: 00 a.
In. Return on this special min with
the some ornnttstion will lcsvs lien.
ford .at 5: 20 p. In, from the track
2(itlft‘éet level) junction of Church
etreet and Huntley ayenue, just north
of Union Station" and will more
tNroush Union Station. without stop
us
This train is for the transportation
of the following organizations. Brianne
Bttff. Third infantry. Field and Staff.
Non Commissioned Staff hand. llospl
Isl Corps Companies 8,0 DE. 5‘. ii. K.
L 4th Section Machine Gun Battery
and Third Division Naval Battalion.
This train will to rlse’ eleven (ll)
coaches and orgs'uita tons are u'sslg d
to theta as follows: First conch fr m
iisnr
ration; ascend conch B: third
conch Co. E; fourth coach. Co K;
ilfth coach. Col“ sixth coach. CD. D.
seventh coach Co ll: eighth coach.
Go. In: ninth couch. Non-Commissioned
t‘t!. Ba d Hospital Corps and «till
cotton no little Gun battery; tenth
coach Third Infantry, Field and Staff
sud eleventh coach Brissde Stuff.
Special care will be attached to reen-
In: crisis for organlmlonu of this
re meutmtlt mentioned in the forests
a‘nd will arrive stand depart from
the Linton Station, Asylum street. Hart
ford as follows: 2 22
2 Co. Gwili leave Danhhry itiid a. In"
,vis: Hithltit'd Division, due It Hartford
ford 6:10 p. In. One (1). couch.
Co. l mu leave New tendon -:7 36 a.
in. vie Shore Line s’hd leley DMs-
too. this it Hhrtford i): 00 t he
(lie 11
Co. will lssvn lelson 7:10 t.
In. via Putnam. 'and lilirhri'ntlc, due
turning le’diie
ilsrtfords: t) p. in motto (l) coach‘s
003s A and 0 will ie'av‘e Norman
2 gunfight?" £5.98321§%%1g 1;:
l- I turdlh; is'a
"gloom
“22;“ ”a“
‘_l‘ . 2.
of. eflqfifiri‘qt‘," 2 fl _ .
1'5m','.fll'fi win
_ n tiltsf’ifxd'epflh? offload!
mtlw ornn W “only;
.‘ Vii! Pufiulilt
d‘ers No as A. '70 b:,c gs. hiss-lira
tome ieInfiIIltr:
Sidny w"
dmlhiletve Hartfor 1.30 p. mm, One I
cord) 'in‘d with The crown cree'sed ”also “
tibgimspt are or-
ford on the”?
lit .
the to lg; s e for at one
niuny sittiilar curl x d I in sortie
Norwallt. it ill III e y ‘tter to vor-
ify its correctness . urely you ciuruot-
salt for better proof than such It cou-
clusive drills-h e.
William F Drop: of 55 Osborne svev
one, must Notwullr, lire-man at Roth &
Oold schmldi's, says: "i am an old
time engineer and hits a great many
who follow my calling the weak spot
:h thy anatomy 'wlis my back i know
t arose ffhln 'Iiome dershnoment of flip
kidneys, for burknche and the scdltrreu‘t
ill the kltiftey secretions is" no room
fol doubt SoruitlIuI-s III hurting the!
dryer healed boiiu room the cold st-
hloiiphurc suddenly lowering the tem-
perature. of my body y have induc-
ed colds. and as u rue they settled
themselves in my loins. i noticed in
our Norwsu: phpers Dosn's Kidney
Pfi‘lh advertise-d to cure lust such trou-
bles as I had. i prururcd a box Ill
Pleisterl's drug stow. ’l‘hey cured Inc
For sale by all dealers 'l’rlce 50
cents a box.
Buffalo, N. Y.,
sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name Dean I: and take
no other.
o‘osooo not; one.
Motions on IhOrt Calender Before
Judge H. J. Curtis.
in the common pleascourt short
calendar tomorrow. these motions
will he heard before Judge Howard
J. Currllrl
itdwurd M. Jackson vs the Poison-
pal Society of Trinity parish. judg-
ment for want of answer and motion
for diliclos‘lirs by got-DIN Amos; Bridget
A. hic'l‘lerney at A99. DhMre 1);;
Leawnwoltlr. eitécilml'
Iuoiloii to file. titling“ Gllr
roy vs. the nht'c‘ligit by &
Lighting (‘0. defendant's mbtioii for
more specific statement and motion to
extend time for filing notice;
A. Whitloch's appeal from commis-
sioners, estsie 0 Henry Booth Ino
tion for bonds for p'roiectltibh of oil-
peat; David 8. Bradley, ,ir.. adminis-
trator, rs. Franltlln Sherwood st ux..
disclosure of defense or foreclosure:
David 13. Bradley. Jr., administrator
.rs. Franklin Sirerwbod et ux., disclos-
ure of defense of forecicisurs; Serena
0. Alien vs Charlesli St. John at
Al, motion to section judgment of
threclosnre and hue stuns set aside;
Msutllt'l. 3. mm teed. trustee vs
John M. Meortitc at al., plaintiffs
motion for ions to file amendment:
Felix M. hit-Chile vs. Christopher
Rickard judgment for Non: of tilt
swer to amended complaint; Saline
Schroedet vs. Thomas R. B. Kane.
disclosure of defense or foreclosure;
lienrietta Stuart et a1. Vs Salvatore
Di Giovannla at u ,motion for bonds
for prosecution; i e F 8. Bosch (‘0.
vs. Le'nry & Co. plallttlifs motion for
more specific statement: Fester Bou-
tun vs Carrie Beers. den-orients mo-
tion to strike. but; Catherine 0'-Rtllly
ts, Theodore i) Leavenworth. ad-
ministrstor Ilefend'ants demurrer:
Vito Fastrgxi Vii. the John Kreas
Brewing 00., defendant‘e demurrer. ,
cnsronrn
Io: W‘.‘ and children.
in In In" Ilsit ism mu
Deartthev .
We! ‘ ,
FELL DEAD iN OAR.
Sudden Death of New Britain Man Just
Returning from Funeral.
NEW BBl'l‘AIN, May lash-First Sel-
ectman Newton R. Hurlhurt. of this
city. dropped dead yesterday afternoon
While Just about to return {rpm the
funeral ofa fellow Mason. ‘John Hoists
which was held in Fairview cemetery.
Mr.‘Hurlburt had boarded a trolley car
in Small! street. opposite the (intrude.
It to startcollapssd; and felt between
two seats. deed. He was-a memlier of
Harmonie lodge-.1“ & A. M” which std
tended the burial of Mr. “slats. His
comprinibhs’ went to his std Immediate.
Iy but ”Mr, tittrlh‘urt was dead when”
they moses him.
tslts‘n .«ths or?!
our ‘an' ”MM tail 2
dolled“; amt said that death, whit due to
h rt gt give. 860
r. 1‘ art com . l
we: 111;:th Arm; 6 $5211“ I: “1.351
known throughout the city
Democrat in no
GIWIOBB
fallout. , , It runs and stirred,l
.115er D5”! dosimetednlb
Faster-Mlllmrn 00.. 2*
Hattie .
‘ senior class: , i
to the cemetery, and while waiting? for *
The body of the lifeless: man was”
“ ravh'i‘AMroaD May 12.--Lewls E.
idea; I.“
an S , pounced hie wfthh Wit] from the race L '
. teams; the thmiuop of.- Joseph w
‘ 11!! its! Top Laces.
These beautiful filmy Laces which come in widths
~ from 5 to Is inches, are in demand for jackets. sleeves,
‘ berthas. in fact they are used in profu‘tlon' In every man-
ner of way on summer gowns. , The snowdrop. repousse.
and Venice designs are asked for every day and they have
been slow in coming in. but how ive have a good telec-
' lion. They are in white. champagne. and Arabian.
Dotted Jonah Silks-unforked Down.
What It most noticeable about this display. is the
number of attractive patterns. They are nearly all in
black and white. white and black :md blue and white,
both navy and royal. The dots are small pinhesds either
singly or in clusters, just the patterns that are wanted for
shin waist dresses.
39 CTS.
marked down from so cts.
Lawn Strode! Nod Kimonos.
Very dainty and summery is the Array of Sacques and
. Kimonos spread on one of the center counters at the
Women' s Undermtr Section. They are for the most part
sprlgged lawns, dotted swisses. and plain white lawns
with innings of- delicate pink or pale blue. They look very
comfortable, and of course are washable. Prices so. 69.
and 75 cts.
3an or ‘rsn‘m Petticoats.
Don't miss this. These ‘Petticostt are intended fer
drop skirts and by making judicious selections o...“ skirt
can be made to do for several different gowns. The prices
begin at $3.25.
Mrs. Newman will be at the Corset Section the re-
mainder of this week. Do not miss the chance of getting a
corset fitted.
Stop at the Pattern Counter and register for the Faith.
ions Magazine. Free to all our customers.
r
»
CAPTAIN AND MATE ATTAOKED
; ALEXANDRIA Va” May 12r—W. h.
Broom and Henry Grimm captain and
following honors to the members of the mate respectively of the lumber
schooner Annie Ellen. from Dorctrelter
County Md. were found unconscious
lent-1y today in the cabin of the. vsstel.
ich lay at e. wharf here. A negro
eek' hand is under III-.rest The deck
Honor motion—Frederick l}. Bart- was covered with blood, the heads of
let: South Manchester both the captain and mate having
Officers for class day have been cho {been beaten 11111108! to a hull) ‘
sen as follows.
Chslrmsnowmism o. Wherry. on ,THE RicHssr MAN IN THE womb
ion Hill NJ , The richest man in the world can
omo'r—s Morten. iiaitford not have his kidneys. replaced our live
Hisfbriah—P L Lightb'oum, St wlthout them, so It is Important not to
George E. Bermuda " neglect these organs. it Foleys Kid-
ney cure is taken at the first sin of
n. P. denser. the symptoms will disappear
Stafldtl'cianuaeorge H lleyn. Spar. And your health will be restored. as it
kill strengthens and builds up. these pr,-
LAalis D guns Its. nothing else will. on,
I
5.. Bowman. Lebanon, Ky. Writes: '
mw'rm
have used Foieys Kidney Care and
ITAMEORD TEACHER DEAD.
TRlNlTY DOLLEGE HONOHS.
HARTFORD. May 12. ~'l he faculty
of Trinity College has announced the
Valedictorian—Bayard Quincy Mot",
tan. Hitrtford
2 Salrtt’storlan—Phillip nghth’hurn. St
George N, Bermuda.
Poe eldersnn‘ it. Burlington, Kitten-
E.
tske ,grest pleasure in stating it cured
me ermsnently of: ithlney disease
whic certainly wouidoheve cost the
n;y llfe.".»—For sale at Pinisuds drillf
‘3’ ore;
“fw, HAVEN Effi‘kANT MAN
NEW HAVEN MAN lzz—J. William
Nlederprue' ,s’b’eréts y ,shd norms:
of the .i‘: h. filedgffirhé mucohipteniy.
mm 6 t e on e res until u
fglgf’me',‘ chtlfdrgwmm Timei- 3"" C'hurch street. died at {is home In our:
' city yesterday. He W‘ghm iii per:
II;s any iii—1848 and was grdduste or
[fist-smiling Unl‘v'ergltJ He led'vlle a
wife, two brothers and two sihters.
nnell. who Is dead at his home i“.
a city, hhd been a teacher in 9o
'fl e
i
afield schools for the pliit t'v'i‘en
hat-s. 'iie wts well-howls a
MD"
are all over the state: as wits
tive of Brooklyn. He leivés a-
dew. t son. iiho is one of the
2 TO ofw’o
“ roots cos. '
N“ W
0.. May 12. —-For-
I'm. I“Mayor Jansen A Road has sn-
for the Derivations ordination for 'go'v-
W. This hction is considered to
filo. Norwtlk.2 CIAI‘IFD 2w anon
Hun {Weds
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