t
5
t
V Guinbeltn colilnct.
V by differences with Rustin Maori.
' . dined at his apnrtinoiii Monday oven
merit and popularity of“ li‘oley’s lion-
- in.
Thai. shown reliability.
That shows progress.
Merritt from all tho few of
lichen thclr superiority
I
FRENCH ARTIST DEAD.
PARIS. March 2, 2:30 p. m.—-Aiiton~
in, Front. minister of lino arts in the
died this morning
as tho result of two shots In the head
self-Indicted. llo had long been a
victim of nteiaiicltolin, which is bellov-
ed to have been inlenstflod ret-onlly
tiio
with
Slio
celebrated dancer of tho opern.
whom he was closely associated.
lag. the trugcdy following shortly ni-
ier her departure.
THE ORIGINAL.
Foley & (30., Ctucngo. originated
Honey and Tor as a throat and lung
remedy. and on account of the great
ey and Tar many imitations are offer-
ed for the genuine. Ask for li‘olcy's
Honey and ’l‘ttr and rct'nso tiny substi.
title offered its no othcr preparation
will give the smite satisfaction. if is
mildly laxative. It. contains no op-
t'or children and
Sold nt I‘lnlsletl's
II
into: and is safest
delicate persons.
drug store.
Mmmo
HAVE YOU tramp
BRAZILIAN
THE GREAT
ANTISEP‘IIC
for the purpose, in use. it ill gdneraiiy admitod‘,‘ is the trimara-
pier rovolvtng form. found in the Stamford Furnaces.
Made by a foundry established in 1830:
Iflmbodyliiu the latent foatitros~lnany oi‘ thorn oxoiusiva;
FOR SALE BY
HORACE R NASH, IN SOUTH NDRWIILK.
. consort wss'r AND MAIN tl'i‘ltitilt‘l'lti.
Soldlby The. Clifford Phurmaoy.
Yale Divinity School to Have
Simply s Proaldont~Prot
George B. Stevens will Prob-
ably Be Elected the Presid-
Ing Officer of the Faculty
and will Incidentally Par~
form the Duties of the Dean
her "first-class" intiltos:
SOLDIER INJURED BY A BOMB.
WAIISAW, Russian Poland. . March
1:30 p. ntm’l‘hneo of the soldiers
wounded Inst night by the explosion
of n bomb thrown from a window Ill
Volsk strcot iiilo the midst of ii patrol
uro roporlod to be dying. Their in-
lurios am horrlblo. Clothing and
billions woro t'orceti Ililo tlioir hotlfcs.
No ill’i‘oHli-l have yof Iteou mode.
l)"
mu,
'I‘ho pressing need of funds of the
Yale Divinity School was brought to
the front Iiy the rcitiitnttlion ytetiloi'dity
of Dean l't‘rtinlt K. Sanders. The
school in 325,000 bohlnd in its run-
ning cxpciisos til. presonf, and the ncctl
for economy hlid Iiticonio iinpcrittlvc.
I-Ienco Professor Sanders resigned.
'i‘hc school is to do without II tlonli
in tlic sonso that Professor Sanders hits
been dean. or in the sense that tho
actttlsuitc. low and medical depart,-
menls havo ‘tlcitns. Ho has boon .ti
sulttriod officer with u salaried sorro-
tnry, the first to cvcr hold thc ot’fico nt
Yuic. 'l‘ht- oillctl oi’ tlcnii hits becn
gradually I‘VOIW‘II at tho Ynlo llivin-
fly School. slitrtiny; from tho prnctlcc
of simply choosing it prosidlng ofIit-cr
at tho faculty mootings. li‘I'Ulll this
first stop a permanent prosident of thc
Divinity School faculty was choson.
'i‘ho prcsldonl of tho facility pci‘t'orni-
rd such dullos as u tionn would look
ottl for if’ one were chosen. and in this
soot-to the voiicrnlilo l-‘rot‘. floorgt- l’ttrlt
lisltct. now prol‘ossor otncrlttts ol‘ cc-
titslnsticni history. was for» ll‘lllll)‘
vottrt: tlcun :titil i'ucully prcsitlcnf For
his Hilt‘f‘ll'll sorvict‘s its tionii it is n -
III‘l‘SliiUtl that ho rocclvod no roiniiiior~
.tllon. With his t'cliroiitcnt IIVI' yours
Iiiitl l’rofosstir Snitticrs wits uppoifticti
foi'inttl dottn. tutti tlio school has tit-
I'olopcti under his :ttlmiiiislrtilion. al—
though hottvily l‘i‘illlllif‘tl for inch of
funds for I'ticulty noon.
The lock of moncy has cntisctl it to
rcvortlti tho policy of choosing tt inciii~
Ilt'i' ut‘ the l‘nt-iiity lo :th its both pro»
TONIC TO THE SYSTEM.
For llvor troubles and constipation
there is nolhliir.r bottor than DeWitt's
Little Early Risers, the buttons little
Pills. 'i‘htiy do not, weaken the stonr
itch. 'I‘iioli' action upon the system
is mild. plensnnt. and harmless. Bob
Moore. of liab‘nyctto, liid.. says: “No
use tnlkiiig, DcWitl.‘s Little Early
Risers do their work. All others pills
l have used prior and moko me. sick
In tho Hl()illllt‘.ll and iiovor cured lite.
lieWIlt‘s Little Early Risers proved
to its the, long sought relief. They
are simply pci'foct." Persons travel-
lng find Little Early Risers the most
rciinblc. remedy to curry with them.
it
GRIP MICRUBB
BALM
siding ofiicor ilIiII tlottu. it is now
CURE: pi‘t-tly cortnin that i’rtii‘. (looi'go ii
Sicrons will no chosen as Int-tiiiy pros.
COLDS GRIP CROUP idonl. itittl flint no formal dciin will ho
scloclotl. but that the ilulics of tho
LIKE MAG“: 'N 2" IIUUIIS. IN '0 UIWIES. III‘tIlI will IlI' lit'i‘itil‘iiiotl by I’l'oi't‘ssot
OLD COUGIIS
III AIS III! IUNGS.
CONSUMPTION
HAS till" 0 IIIOUSANCIIS
CATARRH I
ONLY RAIIICAI (URI
50 DOSES 25c,
___7
Direct From The
ills to Your Floor
OUR NEW SAMPLES or cpsrsr
READY FOR YOUR INSPECTION.
DESIGNS ARE EXCEPTIONALLY
UALLY RICH; AND QUALITIES
Esme DIRECT AGENTS FOR
'rusass IN THE COUNTRY.
Pnlca INDUOEMENTS.
A. J. Collins& 00.
Dealer: In Furniture. Carpets. Bedding,
Funeral Director and Embalmer.
12 NORTH MAIN ST.
\‘I
(49’-
IIC ROBE
Cures Sore. Throat. Quins) untl Ulcorutctl 'l‘onsils. takes Cold
Grip and l'lcnrisy out; oi the whole systcni llko. months.
125 DOSES 500,
No opium, no quinine, no chloroform, no poison.
B. F. JACKSON & 00., INDIANAPOLIS IND.
ENABLES US TO OFFER SPECIAL
Stovcntt.
it Is notmvorlhy that tho Yttic cor-
portillon look no notion yoslordny oit
tho ttiicsiion ‘il‘ t-ontpclliitg tho siti~
limit: of lilo LIIVIIIII)‘ School to pit)’
tuition loos. it run in» slutod lhul
\vltoti tltcy do ticl lIiI‘)‘ will \‘uft- mil to
ciittntzo liio oxisiiity. conditions. which
lil‘t‘ t‘tnt (how shall lio itu tuition
t'liiti'ttcti. li‘iVo out of six silltlt‘lils' in
this. dcptti'iincul of \‘ttlo pity flit-Ir
\\'il_\' tlii'ounii liic llivinily School by
pustoi'nl or city nitsslonitrr Work and
.Il'I- tiitttiiio to my tuition loos.
it i‘illl now Im 'sllllt‘tI flint tho Yilll‘
Divinity School f'itcnlty. us n unit has
pclilioitvd thc \"ttlo corporittioit not to
t‘hltIIlIIHIl tiny tuition and this IIIt‘il will
not lit- IIIHl‘I‘illll‘III‘II.
in tho itcudciuic departtnt-nt llic slit
donls who :trc working their wn)‘ lit‘l
:t-liolurships, which more limit our
liioii' tuition loos. whiic lito i‘llvinill'
School slutlonts burn to worit outsido
to git tho forum How not. wliilo tht
ucndoinir sliitlciils how to do no out-
4ltlo Work for iitoir scholarships.
lf‘ lllt" Ynlo corpornlion mold midli-
ll<Il scholarships for the liivinllv
School sfudoiits. which would nmount
in tuition tors. tiio situation would
simply lio citiiiinotl to that iti tht
ticudcinic lIt'lliIl‘llllI‘IiI_
BRONCIIITIS
0N” CURL KNOW N.
nIiIllS "If BM'JILI
ASTHMA
NIII UNI NIlIJIIE
t
t
l
I
300 DOSES $1.00
--~IG\'ory family should liuvo its houso
hold liictiicinc chi-sit, null tho first but»
tlo in it should ho i)r. Wood's Norway
i’inc Syrup. imluro‘s rt-niedy for
coughs and colds.
.....__. mm..—
FRANK CARTER THE HERO.
HAVE JUST ARRIVED AND ARE
BEAUTIFUL; COLORINGS UNUS-
THE MOST DURABLE.
ONE OF THE LARGEST MANUFAC-
Made Goal That Won Game at Nor-
walk for Stamford.
Frank t'uricr was tho horn of lost
ovciiing's bliskcthuli game lit-lWoon
Stamford nntl Company F of Norwnik
of that plsco, Curler umdc tho goal
that won the sumo for Stumiords. Ilc
was cni‘rlod off tho floor on tho shout
dcrs of ”funds and WIIH clict-rotl to
tho ot'llo. About iwonty-fivo roolors
tit-coinpuiiit-d Sinnifords. ’I‘lioir lungs
Worc in good working order. ’l‘Iity
itntl sumo of the intost III‘VII‘IIII in IIII.‘
noisoninklng lino to rclnforco Nttiuro‘s
Mattinna. Oil Cloths, and Linoleumo.
SOUTH NORWALK
FURNITURE,
Carpet, Matting, Oil Cloth and
Linoleum,
On Credit.
A. J. ANGEVINE 8o SON,
134 Washington
t-tiuiptiionf. ’i‘ho trump won last tutti
furious. Al tho and of tho sot‘ond
littlf the scorn was if: nil. in tho ploy
iff (inrfor ciiitetl II. buskct and won tho
sumo for his loam. Situnford's lineup
was: Morrison. Fowler and (inrtcr,
forwards: Moore. eonlor; linilon. Inu-
torntan and Morrison, gitnrds. (‘tirtcr
pluymi nboni ion nilnuios in tho two.
utd linlf. "HSIIIIIIIOI'II Advocate.
iNCREDIBLE BHUTALITY.
It. would have boon Incrediblo hrit
iullly If Charles F“. hon‘borltor. of Byrd
'IIIIII. N. l'.. IIIIII not dons tho best he
ionid for his suffering son. "My boy."
no says. ”cut a fearful gush over his
eye. so i applied Ihtcltlon's Arnictt
Salvo, which quickly bottled It and
r
St. So. Norwalk.
saved his oyn." (loud for horns and
doors too. Only 250 fit It‘. ll. Burton's
We (loll Your Attention it” #333- _- W
To the advantages offered in the
using of our benign Coal. Less dirt
loss dtnit, more comfort, more notin-
faotlon, more heat to the buckotfuli
more economy to the too than any cool
sold. Glynn satisfaction because in
satisfactory cool. Try it once. You II
no... ...........u—. .
Protects Investors
IIIE IIIIAIIBIAL WIIIIIII.
If son on
a mid ohm: yflfiimamwffim
m the advantage of using It always lam?”
No Trotting stomps. Remember you afimfirgfi' ”gs-“1% "33:1?!” ”kw”?
get value In (tool. I ms to. mm»
In.” mun-oi “I’m,“
B. IIIRSIIIIEID tit SON. 5. f IIIIE BIIIIEIII
its WIIOI' III-«I, ‘I’oi. zoo-4.
74. Ioaview Av... Tel. 146-: ‘r
o JuIIaM M his. Overworked and
Nervous. Tail. or Mr Remark.
able Cur. Iiy Vinol.
W .
How many women right hero in
South Norwalk arts in her condition
dragging out a Weary sxlstsnoc? 'l‘lltllf
uro not sick enough to Ho lit bed. but
thoy nro overWoiltcd, tired out. run
down, thin, nervous and mlsoralilo
Such women will ho intorcsfed in Miss
Ben's lottor.
Miss Bolt writes: “l was nervous
and weak, having constant headaches,
and that general worn out. overwork
so tirodhll-tho-llme fooling. Vinol
was rucominsndod to too as a wonder-
ful cod liver oil restorative for thllk,
tired wonioin I tried it and it has
mutlo an entirely different person of
the. i am well and strong. and can
do my work with ease and without to.
liguo. ll glvcs me. great pleasure to
recommend Vinol to oval worked tired.
norvotis wonion. it... I boileve it In with-
ottl on coucl in its wondorlfii restora-
tlvo powots.‘
‘ 'I‘ho prtuiriolors of The Clifford
Pharmacy stuto flint Vinol uovor ftills
Miss .ii'i.I.t .u. tint”.
to corn and build up such wuincn. and
they offt‘t' to ori-i'y our in South Nor-
wnlk hoallli lllilI stronglh ii' flioy will
but try Vinol on tiioir nttttrttnlcodlc-
cuuso Vinol contains ltio uctirt- tttii‘u
tivo principit-s of Hill ll\|‘l‘ oil nt'ttlolly
tuitcn i‘roiii i't'osli cod‘s tin-rs. it works
in harmony with nuturc. iitttkos rich.
rod blood and sironnllions in it natural
nutiutcr orory innscio. ncrvo and organ
lit the both. II is tho arcnlcsl \ifniis-
oi .tnd strong tli ("“IIIIl()i known to inch
cinc.
It gives now bio and strcnglh to
tho ugoti: it t'lll‘t‘n‘ Sitlllltlf‘ll ll‘I)llI)It‘i-‘-.
iinrd midi hanging-on coughs, rosiorog
losi uppotilos. nnd niros slrcnnth to
tho cunrnlosccnf
if it fails to giro satisfaction at 'l‘ho
(‘iilt‘oid l’iintinnt \ tho. tiaito to (ht-or
folly iI fund tho putc has-o iittuioy
BIG CARS START TALK.
Connecticut Railway and Lighting Co.
Said to bc Sold Again.
What is considt-rcd by many pcoplo
as proity strong circnnislniiilui cri-
dciicc lliitt liicro is "sonicihinx doing"
lit-iwoi-n tho t‘oiisoiitliiictl liuiiuny t‘u..
and lllt' l'iiliod fins iiiinrowntcnl Co.
of I'hilntlt-Iphlit. tho [Illi‘t‘lll coitipnny
of tho tiountwlit‘ttt ltuilwny and Light-
Ing (‘tiiitpuiiy.. is tho furl that for scr-
ei‘ni lItIVs IIlI'l'f‘ luivo licoit littit' n IIIW.‘
on big fi‘tiilcv ttii't4 on flat this Ill tho
East End ficiglii yniti. lirltlgoporl. on
tint-Its hood foi locnl ficlgltt.
'l‘hcso curs ill‘f' nuinborod In four
Ilgni‘es. painted iii sivio ltiomicitl to
that oiuployoti by the (lonsoltdnioti
Iluiiwny (‘o.. Ililtl liio spnco on oilhor
sitlo for fhc motto of ”to local ctuic
puny it loft IIItIIIII. so lIllll lhc natiio
con bo pttinit-d on tit our time. It is
donorully iiclovod among tlic trolley-
nton flint u channo in tlic iiitinntzonicnl
of tho llritlgcporl lint-s is nboitl to ho
iundc.
No sot-rot is iiiutit- of tlic fact that it
is tho ultiiniilo aim of llto t‘oiinoiititilt'd
ltttllwny (‘.u_ to control all of tho rail-
wny faculltos of tho stnto and that
tho purohuso roccnily of the Hartford
and Springflold conipnnlcs is tokon us
corrobornliw ovitlonco of tho boilci’.
()no who is well postod on busincss tif-
l’airs Inforinod 'l‘ho Standard today
.hnl nominations iioiwocn tho two
coiiipitnios for tho nui'clioso of tho
Ilridgoporl lines wot-o woil under way
and that all uniiouncciiicnt rogardini;
a stile could bt- lookcd for at any limo,
Al the (iIIlt‘on of IIlt' t‘unnocllcnl
Railway and Lighting cotnpttny today
It was loarnod tlnil sumo now cuts
More oxpcctod daily. Nothing was
known about tho cars now in tho East
End frcigltl yard. which, It was sold.
wuro now roiisiniicd lo llll‘ C. R. & I»
cotiipnuy.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPOIA.
Mu. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Ooh. says: "I stiflored for yearn with
dyspepsia. used to have great diatren
and belching. I tried everything I
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cored me completely."
For sale by II it. Plolstud It It Baa
or and the Clifford Pharmnoy. '-
-M...,—~
BIG NEW HAVEN ESTATE.
NEW HAVEN, Male“ 2" Ji‘ho iii-
vontory of tho cnlnfc of tho info Miss
lssnpliono IlilI houso. or this city rt,»
tnrnoti in tho proluttoii court yoalor
day. optimism tho tolnl proucrty of
tho dcouascti tti "tiltltiil of which
will. 7k: is bolsonnilly. most of it well
IIIVIIIIIIIII. and tho roinnindor real-os-
ialc, In tho rt-ttl t-stnlo tho stunt tract
of land known its Suttltonin Wood in
the upper lIIII'l of tits city and contdfn-
lily: some art nrrus. ls npnrnivml at
stilt). iIIIII Ilndor in.» will of tho notions.
mi it ht to It.» out up In to building
lots with Ittllhonso tivennt- poaiiibly
ttxlcndmi A nooiicw of Miss Hlilhonno
inltsrlls prontlcnlly all of tho "livel-
tote.
”mam
TO OUR! A GOOD IN ON! DAY
Toke Manure Iii-onto Quinlne Tablets.
All drugginls refill!“ the money if It
falls to cure. to. w. Groves signature
to on such box. the.
WILLINOTON FOOT OFFICE
MOI
WILLINMON. Martin zz.~'l‘ho 903t-
offico at West Witiington was robbed
last night by burglars who secured mi
in cash and mi in postage stamps. II.
N. Manson ls Doilfnltlidi‘ of tit office.
Wood lire-I. 'I‘la . 209—6 ., '
John 1'. Hm?” Iain .I" mung. ' i, .
a '0 ‘ '
Mill. Ma In it o ‘ mum on “I.
W
to
Then is no clue to the Inn-3i
I. ,
Canadian mum. All-re
" Grunwioh.
GREENWICH Marsh 22 welteonsrti
Diamond it half-brood Canadian.
whose home is to Putnam. Conn. and
who Is employed on an iron worker
on tho biidgo ni Cos Cob was arrosl-
ed today after an oxttitfng chase and
iockod tip cinn'gctl with nlloiupliiig to
commit n oriinlnul assault on Mrs.
Lotto. aged 72 yours. during last night.
it is alleged that Diamond attempted
to force an entrance iiiio Mrs. liano‘s
resilience. about Ihroo wooks, not) but
the woman s sureains to: help brought
Frank Stivmour it neighbor, who after
RHIIOI‘I chuso oupturod tho man As
no harm canto from his altonipt to sin
for and us his purpose was unknown
ho“. was let go with a. warning to clear
out of tho ncighborhtiod.
At’tor midnight, last night, the roar
door of tho Inuo homo was forulbiy
brolton open anti it is alloyed that
Dinniond ontcrml. striking Mrs. Lune
In the face lilill attempting do assault
hor. Mi‘. Boyniour. who was orouscd
by tho woman‘s screams. run to thc
house in his nigiitclofhes. accompan-
iod by his son WIIIItllli. They saw a
iiinii leaving by tho back door Ili‘ilI
gave chase. ovorlukiiig hint and plan-
lug iiiin iii liio lrooiiwit h lockup. Ho
will be bold bore pending his removal
to tho Bridgeport jail.
()wing to Mrs. Lane's condition
there was no hearing loony.
SPEEDY RELIEF.
A solve that heals without a. scar
is DcWItt's Witch Hazel Salvo. No
remedy effects such speediy relief. It
draws out inflammation. soothes. cools
and heals all cuts. burns and bruises.
A sure, corn for Files and skin diseas-
es. DeWIlt's is the only genuine
Witch Hazel Salvo. Beware of conic
tot-felts, they are dangerous. Sold ny
The Clifford Pharmacy. "
STATE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
F. S. Betta Elected to High Office——
Next Session in New Haven.
liltilhIEl’th'l‘. Moi-ch :12 'l‘iio sou
i'llil‘t‘lglllii uiiiiiuii tonclttto of tho
(Ii'tillfl (‘oniinttndt-ry, Knights 'i‘ouiplzir
of tho Sinio of Iltittlittt'iit-tit. tilii‘lll‘tl
In tho Masonit- 'l‘oinoit- In this city
)‘t‘i-ill’i‘tlil)‘. It was volod to iioltl tito
noxl tonclnvc in Now llttvcn. lint-lug
lht- scssion tho ropoi‘t of tho sot-rotary
showod tt surplus of $2,500 in tho
treasury and tho loss of I iiit-inltci'
during tho your. 'l‘ho following tifli~
cors woro olcclotl for tho ensuing
your: it it). (it'und (‘outinttndctfi S. .i.
llrynni. Now Iluvon: \i’, E. [Monty
Grand t‘oniinnndcr. Furron S. Bolts,
Nut-walk: It). (I tionct'nitssinto. Nor-
iiniu l~‘. Alicn. liiirtl‘ortl; E. Grand
Captain (ionorul. Iloorgo M. Long, New
London; It). tirtind Sonior Wurtlcn.
|,t-ttll M. Wootiflii'ti, Nottnninck: Ii.
(lrniiti .lr. Whrtlcii_ littgcuo A. illil.
Moihhii; it}. tlrnnd l'roiaio. (histclio
Lippitt l’. (l 0., Mcridoit; It}. flrniid
Roc‘uoitloi Wosiey l'. I’t‘ai‘Ilt‘. Moritlon;
I32. (Itund Standard licaror. (‘linrlos
Iliiliiuti'tl, hiititliclown; Iii. fli‘untl
Swtnti lituti'ci'. .\. l) tiliniToo. Nor-
wich: III‘illlfI \Vtii'dcr, h‘. M. Scott.
ilitnbury.
GROUP.
An tittnck of cronp can he worth-d
off by giving (litnitilioi'lain's f‘ongh
lit-molly proinptlv of tlio first indlcu~
lion of tho nppioach ol' IIlI distast-
For solo bi Stimson Ptntoll (‘orpoia
lion. Clifford l’httrititic\ I’IGI‘CI‘S
Bridgc Pharmacy, chtfnss l’litii matey"
CARPENTERS‘ AND JOINERS’
hill)lil.E'l‘t)\\‘N. March 22.~«’l‘ho
(‘ni'ponlors' nnd .ioliiors' Static Asso-
oiaiiun continued yeslortlav their sos-
sion which was bogun ycsicrdny inorn.
inn with .l. N. Griffin. of Bridgeport. In
tho chair, It was voted to continue
moral and financini support of tho Wa~
lot-bury Hirikt‘l‘n and to usc all efforts
to liiing tho striil‘o to H snout-ss-
ful tontlusiou MIII‘H‘ was also some
dislussloii on the eight honi tiny untl
ll wns detltiod to make cfforls to ex-
lontl this cighi hunt schetitilc now on
loyod hr Union onrpcntets in tho cit
ion to all mills and IIIf‘lmlt‘l-i In tiie
stalo Among the speakers were I“.
ll Walsh of Hartford: A...i Smith of
Wnloibnry; .I. I". ’I‘utiket of New Ils-
run; and P. .l Fanning. of Bridgeport
it was unnouncod that tho semi-annual
sossion would finally adjourn at 4
o‘clock this afternoon. The annual
sousiml will be held at Stamford In
October.
CURED HEMORR‘HAOES OF THE
LU .
"Several years since my lungs wore
so badly affected that I had many honi-
orrhogos," writes A. M. Alto. of Wood.
Ind. “I took treatment with several
physicians without any benefit. i
then started to lake Foloy' s Honoy nnd
Tar. and my lungs are now its sound
as a bullet. I recommend It in ad-
muu-od also»: of Ions trouble." Foley‘s
Honey and Tar stops the cough Ind
heals the lungs. and prevents lotions
results from a cold. Robins substi-
tutes. Sold at Plaisted'tt drug store.
CONNECTICUT RIVER OPEN.
MIDDLE'I‘OWN. March 82.—-'l‘ho
slottmor Hartford made Mr first trip
of the season yesterday reaching this
city from New York at 1:45. t-Iht- icft
Now York at 5 o'clock yoslurtlny tif-
tornoon. but tiller reaching Hittiutnunt.
about 4 o‘clock this morning. want hold
itp by on too fine for about t-Iaht
hours. Tints sncoootietl In rtiltinslntt
hot this noon and sho proct-t-doti to
this city. Bill: will colitintto hor voy-
ngg to Hartford this afternoon.
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Infonts’ Carriages.
We dircct attention to the unusually large line of Go-
t'nrts and Carriages at prcscut in the Furniture Store. The
prt‘rspect of plcnsnnt sunny weather will make it right for
the iittic ones to ho out of doors II great deal. I
'l‘hcsc (lo-Curls hnvc boon selected with a grral deal “I
'zli‘t‘ :tnti arc of the latest models. 'i‘hc wheels have heavy
cushion iii‘cs. thc irniiics ztrc collapsible anti easily managed.
A touch of llic toot draws the front wheels closcv to the rear
so that IIIIII.‘ lioor spacc Is required when the Carriage is in
the house. The gear is cithcr automobile or artillery.
Prices from $.75 up.
Folding tio-L'arts which when closed can be carried
costly in tiic hand. from $2.50 tip. -I~‘otirtli floor, take the ele-
\‘nlor.
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Infants’ Wearables.
The very titli'ztt‘tivc sltmvcusc lit the infants” Wear Sec-
tion shows sonic t‘XIllllSIit‘ Iittic garments and other belong-
ings for the baby
I’ ilillc ll ibs arc .itiornctl with tho most beautiful and ill-
iritzttc hand ctnbioitlciy. Ihcy will Iiitintlcr perfectly.
Iloublc-tiowns. Sscqucs and Margucritcs are cmbmitl~
t'l't'tI Ill silk on lint-st tuslinicic.
Slips :intl litcsscs ltic Ilillltl lll'lfIt' of slicer. fiiicl awn.
Sltocs :ll‘t' oi iiituizc tn (Wtiltllttl kill. :iiitl sonic tire tiaililV
I7t't.'iicii_v itil'airs of Dresden silk and kid. -
There are pretty
iiovcliics in 'l‘ics
and llztrcfoot Sandals for summer.
\I'oi'slctl .‘\If:llilli>~'. Lawn l‘iilow Slips iicnr‘titt‘heti anti
cinhroidc‘rcti :irc shown with otiicr carriage tilliigs.
t'ztrriugc Costs. I‘ioniicts :ttitl \‘cils.
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Women’s Knit Underwear.
For ihosc who find their wintcr l'iitlerwcar a little
lit-dry. \vc how :1 tnctiiiini wcitrlit in cotton which will lie
vcry ng‘rcculilc for spring.
\‘csts. long or short slccvcs.’
I'nnls. tinklc or knee lciigtli, 50c czit‘li.
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. x tuttiuin utigii totton , t ,9. “I
\ckts~ m Silt‘s 20 to 2f). :50. g‘ ’ "-
l'ltiits. ttiiklc. 28 to 32. 30c.
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Rummage 5an
After our “Factory Remnant and Surplus Sale" We have broken lines
and odd lots to close out at even less than Sale Prices. A;
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Prints and Ginghams. short
lengths. at
Cotton Diaper. short lengths, at . . . 50
4c
Shirt Walt-its. snmples.....2fic and 606
Children‘s Drawora, samples. at. . . .lfic .
Fiannoletle Dressing Socks. regular
Dwight Anchor Shootings. 2 1-4 ytis. "“99 900“ only ------ ~- - . - - - ~ - -350
wltlo, short lengths, Ill .......II'II"
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. IAIlllt‘S' (‘orsol Covers. regular price
Outing l-‘Innnels. short lengths, nt.. fwé 25c; only .fi‘.‘ .‘Il'l...........iiio
Special Values in White Goods. i ,’ ,v' fl .th . ..
Other Items that will Interest you. i; l ‘ ' Q”. ‘» i
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84 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.‘ CONN.
Telephone 343-6.
BBSICOHI ill Loves Prices
ARI V00 'IIFIO‘I’LY lATIIFIIO WITH THI100AL YOU
GIT? IF NOT, DON’T THINK THAT ALL COAL AND ALI. ‘
DIAL“! ARI ALIKI.
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