We will presernt one of
l
these beautiful i t , of
Niagara Falls ( slug: or
Winter some) to was; pur—
chaser of one 25 coal box of .
Spiro PoWder
The pictures measure is I
19 ditches. and you: must see
them to s preciste {their real
beauty. piro Powder has
the'peenllsr power of destroy-
ing the odor of perspiration
on body. feet and. clothing.
Its use gives a delightful sense
of personal cleanliness.
Don’t fall to take advantage
of our free plotu re :oiier.
fA sample of §piro and book
0 valuablefltoilet Kin“ free. .’
A Great Remedy
for Stomach. Liver, and
Kidneys
When there is no desire for , "
food, or there is soreness in
the pit of the Stomach; or the
food comes up in the throat,
your Stomach is out of order
and the Liver. Kidneys,
Nerves end Blood are more
or less affected. For all these
conditions. use
Boswoarn's
b
B INFALLIBLE
B l N
Nravmr.
N
~
This medicine acts directly
on the Stomach. Blood and
Nerves. and supplies new life
to all the organs. Its effect on
weakStomachs and Nerves
is truly remarkable. Bou-
worth’s lnfallihle Nervine
does not depend on alcohol to
dull or disguise the distress.
Safe to use. Ask us about it.
m
1‘. Hill Manefield's
C A P r L A n r s
-, - 2 cures ell
' . lumen of
, the skin.
" fr o m lb 0
mlldest form to
the severest
oases. Ee-
. some. Salt
". o u m s
ipeles. scold Head. Dan-
. ltohln . Piles. etc. etc.
PILLA ljS has cured skin
so. where they were pronounced
hopeless by the do tors. Yes. many
such cases of to 40 years
standing have been oom-
letel cured} by CAPIL-
AL 5. The doctors them-
selves use and recommend
this marvelous skin euro. -
CAPILLARIS should be in,
every home. It rhmoyes all Baby
umorl. cures Chopped
“ends. removes Sun Burns.
heals Cute. Br tees and Burns.
stops Couches? and Sore
Throat. and is onus ly good for the
50 read Hair. Removes Dan-
dru and looks: the Hair come In
soft, think. luxurinnt and in its
natural color. .
A bottle We. our claims.
I
l
Drives Out ..
Rheu‘insii em
* . i
.ATHLOHHOIOS is the
assist boos lo Rheumatic
sullen svsr Ipisesti before ths‘
falswerthls
Rheumatism.
,, Wiser
‘Wsllbete-
Wihfiyfllfi hall?
a“; LIVED Film EON”, ”rigor.
TQlIerss Hopkins Clarkyst Pist‘t-Halwf
‘ gnltfd States Senator Jpseph R.
Aw «if t a. ., .Rsll. was
held in: . ll ”la ect Melba?
st Bipi em. owns: or-
-wrltes A. H. Davis, of Mt. Sterling.
* sum
'._ ;n-——m
‘ lsy Memorial Service.
"trams‘ron, coon. May 1.4m largo?
ly attended service in memory of
. . rumour the rm. V’krmur Good“
: {enough the paston of the church. and
thitprinclpsl speaker was Charles
Hopkins lurk. editor of the Hartford
(lament. the musical program were
"a number of hymns and anthems sung
by. a choir of 20 voices. In a few re-
marks previous to his introducing Mr.
Clark Rev. Mr. Goodenough said
that God did a good thing for Gonnccb
lost and the United states when he
created Senator Platt and Senator
Hawiey. and advised young men of the
state to pattern after the late senators
and to follow as cloaoly as poasiblo
in their footsteps. -
‘Mr. Clark's address was full of In-
terest. He said that the secret of the
great: influence of Senators Platt and
liawley In the United States senate
was their sterling honesty and their
integrity, and that through all their.
long and important lives they saw on.
Iy dutyflto tholgstate and country. Mr.
Clark dwelt upon the character of the
men. their lives at home and while
serving the state. and said that tho‘
examples set by them would ever be
followed. He. said that the taro men
were over outside the pale of personal
Influence and selfishness, and that av;
erything they did in public life was
for the “little state of Connecticut."
JUGGLING WITH DYNAMITE.
Is no more dangerous than to no-
glect disorders. Foley‘s Kidney Cure
corrects irregularities and has cured
many severe cases after other treat-
ment has failed. it builds up the worn
out tissues and restores health and
glect kldncy disorders. Foley's Kidney
Cure corrects irregularities and has
cured many severe cases alter other
treatments has failed. It builds up the
worn out tissues and restores health
and vigor. "I was troubled with kid-
ney complaint, for about two years.
hey are affected a permanent cure.
Sold at. l’laisicd's Drug Store. "
LABOR PEACE IN CHICAGO.
-——~—-
With the Exception of Garment Work-
ers and Teamsters.
CHICAGO. May l.-—Muy (lay (lawns
on Chicago with every indication of
labor peacccxcopt for the garment
workers and teamsters' strike. A
similar condition has not existed since
1886. All the building trades, repre-
senting more than thirty thousand
workers. begin work today under new
agreements. a few with slightly high
er wages and nearly all with rum:
concessions in working conditions.
Several thousand bakers and the
master bakers' Association reached an
agreement and signed last year's scale
for another year.
Agreements have been renewed in
all the maritime trades.
Several wngo scales are still open
and under conference. The principal
one is that of the loo wagon driven
and lwlpnrs, The joint committees
handling this matter will meet again
tomorrow for a final settlement.
Electrical workers in shops, both
men and women, have asked for a uni»
form wage scale for like work.
TERRIFIC RACE WITH DEATH.
"Death was fast approaching."
writes itulph F. Fernandez, of Tampa
Fla, describing his fearful race with
death. "as a result of liver. trouble and
heart disease. which had robbed me 01
sleep. and of all interest in life. I had
tried many different doctors and sev-
eral medicines, but got no benefit. un-
til I began to use Electric hitters. So
wonderful was their effect, that in
three days I felt like a new man, and
today i am cured of all my troubles."
Guaranteed at F. H. Baxter's Drug
Store; price 50c, ' "
STREET FIGHT AT DANBURY.
Policemen Used Their Clubs on Three
intoxicated Men.
DANBURY, Conn, May i.——In a
fierce street light last evening. be
tween Policeman Baker and Bollard
and three men who are said to have
been intoxicated. the policemen were
obliged to use their clubs. and for a
few moments the three men Jacob and
John Seller and Edward Sidney. were
lying in the. street, unconsciouu from
blow; on the head. The sailors and
Sidney were disturbing citizens at
Stevens and New streets. when Baker
and Billiard attempted to arrest them.
'l‘bey allucked tho officers. who. in
seif~protcctiou laid them low and then
waited for them to come to before Iakr
lng them to poilco headquarters.
TIME TRIED AND MERIT PROVEN.
One Minute Cough Cure Is right on
time. when It comes to curing Coughs.
Group. Whooping Cough, etc. it is per-
focily harmlelm, pleasant to take and
Is the children's favorite Cough Syrup.
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy. "
FLUNGED mro shock.
Middletown Msn Masts Death In so
Unususi Way.
MIDDLETOWN. May 1.-—Boys pass-
Ins’ along the Durham road esterday
aftemoan saw it main body In 'I‘smea-
ohs mad. at a point where it touches
the highway. The body was taken out.
and with it, was a bicycle, the hands
of the dead man still clutching the
handles. The unfortunate was Charles
Johnson of this place, wholeness
wife and seven children. It is not
known how Johnsoumet his death in
such s peculisr way. The watch its
only four fest' deep and the edge of
the road at that exact point is guard.
ed by it railing. _
*W”L*°fofi'.ml‘°fi“td
87;. some Ms? tun special
trslu has ' ill-men but here earl
today over terminals Central this
road for (lithium. Whore they expect
to tsltc the platoon! striking issui-
aters. ‘ it is “to. live hundred mow
agiflyfiflfid to deport tonsil tit
w
.ȣl
in! Kent
.t . “transmitters out ,
erl ' ' what‘s .
n...» -w...n..... .
I" the surface, When not
I
tion of the nasal and
commonly called a cold. A: the slightest cold
predisposes the individual to attacks of the most
severe and dangerous character, the necessity for
l itsguick cure need not
(3 am
”i. i
{h
Cough Remé
A cold-is always the: result of undue expos-
ure to low’ temperatures. Theta id cooling of
action, produces the congestion and inflhm‘mru
balanced y proper re-
bronchial membranes,
be emphasized. _ Take
rlaiufs
dy
:‘
t
if?
as soon as the first indication of the cold'appears
and all dangerous results will be avoided. It
not only cures a cold
any tendency of a cold
This fact has been fully proven during the epi-
ri of the past few years.
t ese diseases having re—
sulted in pneumonia when this remedy was used,
demics of colds and g
No case of either 0
has ever been reported
come to their notice, w
that it is not only the b
a cold, but a certain preventive of that danger-
quickly but counteracts
to result in pneumonia.
to the manufacturers or
hich shows conclusively,
est and quickest cure for
ous diseasc~pneumonia.
There is no danger in giving this remedy to
children as it contains no opium or other harm-
ful drug.
1 J Price. .259: M
It is pleasant
HEAR THE SNAKES.
Reptile Inferno Discovered on a Com
neetieut Farm.
DANBURY. Mny l.—-—Workmun gri-
tiugoui rock discovered a «tavern of
unknown extent In the side of a hill on
Brondvicw farm.
(lumgc l". Fouio with-a rope fusion
cd mound his waist, went down into
ill.” hole. discovyriug u. sloping pasuuut‘
along which he. could Walk upright. A
row miuuus nfcr Mr. Footc disap-
peared below the surface of the ground
three huge black snakes scuttled out
of the hole. simultaneously with a
frantic signal from Mr. Foote to ht.
pulled out.
Mr. Footc had gone about forty fruit,
and finding the passage sttwpei'. threw
a stone ahead of him. lie heard it
ratio down for apparently hundreds of
feet before there was a faint sound of
splashing water. From a pit came it
hissing sound as of hundreds of un-
gcred snakes.
-—-—-
THE RICHEST MAN IN THE
WORLD.
The richest man in the WOl‘ld can
not have his kidneys replaced nor live
without thorn, so It Is Important not to
neglect these organs. If Foley's Kid-
ucy Cure ls taken at the first sign
of danger. the .symptoms will disap-
pear and your health will be restored,
as It. strengthens and builds up these
organs as nothing clad will. Oscar
Bowman. imbanon..Ky., writes: "l
have used Foley's Kidney Care and
take great pleasure lti stating it cur~
ed me permanently of kidney disease.
which certainly would have cost me
my life." Sold at i’lnlstcd's Drug
Store. "‘
RAILROAD MEN LAID OFF.
""""' i
Small Shake Up Reportedton. the Gen-
trsl New England Bead.
WlNil'l‘El), May l.—~ll. is under-
stood that a small shake up has occurr-
rcd on. llll.‘ Central New England mil»
road us the result of abolishing ”it!
interchange of freight irulllc between
that road and too new York. New lino
von and Hartford. Bovorai omployca
on the road at different. points have
boon laid off, it is alleged. on account
of discontinuing trains.
When e’cr you fool Impending ill.
And need a magic Ilttlo pill.
No other one will till the bill
hike Dowitl's Little Early Risers.
The famous Little Pills Early Iliu-
or» cure Constipation. Sick Headache.
lliliousnoss. etc. They never grips or
slckan. but impart early rising unor-
gy, Good for either children or ad-
uilu. .l. C. P. Jones. Chief Burgess.
Milosburg Borough. Pa. says: "i never
tilled pills in my family during the for.
ly yearn of housekeeping. that gave
s- ”PM...
to take.
ego Size. 50c.
“—
STRANDED IN STAMFORD.
Stock Company Goes Back to New
York. for it Found an “Angel."
STAMFORD, Conn, May l.——'l‘walvo
angry actors and actresses started
back to Broadway late Saturday cvetr
lug. They are looking for summer
jobs and for .I. ll. 'l‘rsut, Harvard
graduate playwright. and a handsome
mum-but never an actor. Tram
brought the ’l‘bmpinns here throt-
Wnckr. and, and told Slztlllluril it (lu-
svrved a stock rmnpauy and that he
would give than one.
Tram. left the Hotel Carlton quietly
yesterday morning before the others
were out of bed. lic left a note that
he would return at 6. He didn‘t. and
it was well for him that he did not.
’Ouc of the stock company telegraphed
to an "angel" In New York, and in an
hour they had their fare hack to
Broadway. The hotel has theft ef-
fects.
Trust is said to have an office at No.
129 Broadway. New York.
CLEARED Fort r...l'lON.
When the body In cleared for action.
by Dr. King‘s New Life Pills, you enn
tell it by the bloom of health on the
checks; the brightness of the eyes;
the firmness of the flesh and muscles;
the buoyancy or the mind. Try thorn.
At F. ll. Baxter‘s urug store, 25 cent".
3
FOUND LEAK IN TANK CAR.
Switchmsn Who Hunted lol- it With
Lantern. Started $50,000 Fire.
CHICAGO, Mm- 1.¢—A leak In a tank
cur containing utoooganons of napths
bus ilz'nlicd from u switchnian'a Inn-
tom and the resulting exploalou inv
lured two swiicluneu and caused a tire
that destroyed a dozen merchandise
cam.
A train containing 25 merchandise
cam and (mo tank car was lli'l'V‘
swift-bod at tho Pcunaylvanla yards
whru a switchmun discovered tilt.
ltllllt. ’I‘Im Irain was ordered to a kid;-
lrut'k and tin" railroad mop wont obla-
cr lo the our” in oxaruiuo It. In a trio.
Intuit the lingo innit burst and acni‘lor-
on me burning i‘luld’ovor a (ltllli'ill vars
loaded. with , ulcruliuudlile. ’l‘wclvo
cum and their ccniprtlu warn dummy,
ed. 'Bevoral others were slightly burn-
ed. The loss to the railway company
I» (lilinutotl at ‘ $50,000.
LADIES. on. issuance-t
, oo nouns.
with“; mam "all“
BUSINEOS GUIPINDID IN WAR-
OAW.
WARSAW. May i.-—~liusluoss horn is
outircly stispended. No tram cars or
calm are moving, The authorities have
Momma um telephone service. , The
turrets are crowded. but everything
such, satisfactory results as nowm'u
Little #1.” Risors.j"80id by the Clif‘
ford! armscy. ’
IN TliEfllOUl
That/show reliability.
’l‘hst shows progress.
Sits an»
M ii; bands“ I»
In
that all a Standard Form ’ lint
. r and ventilation are this 'silppllcdw
for it supplies‘purc. fresh air at so agreeable temperature.
l ‘ allude” s: foundry sstshlishsd in taro;
vimhodylep the aim features—many of them exclusive;
afferent from all ilw few other "flrabolsau" mulled;
tissue their superiority, ‘
rca titular
“workman?” m
wasnuiot up to noon. Many patrols
‘are n the streets, and s stronmroe
srdiu; the Jewish uuor . ,
WM?»
e
pm. soak/ILA;
- perms;
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j" Bridgeport Advertisemen ”.
a” if... s. l
l he ’.
fireblirésd , [8.5: ~
In
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it
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Summer tiule’hl \fdst'approaching and many are the
changes to take placelii‘every Well Ordered Iiousieholllfllhose
who are not iu‘thclllllibit (if illsltiu'g the store frequéntlyj do .
not realize how ‘iuhiiyf'f‘lsousekeeplng aids" are to beiouud
in our perfectly eqtilpp‘g‘d Kitchcnum
it is time to think about
011 and on...
An oil stove is the greatest convenience imaginable for
summer kitchens, camps, nurseries. and bath rooms. Every
stove that leaves us is guaranteed to give satisfaction if di-
rections are followed. The “Sterling Puritan" is a wickless
blue flame stove, the best that we know in the market.
Prices as follows:
One burner ............ 3.2.50 'l‘w0 burner low. .. ...... $5.00
Two burner high ....... $7.50 .
’i‘lirec burner high ...... $9.50 Three burner lowl ...... $7.00
The Sterling Puritan four-b
dcr an extension step, which give ample heat for the most
difficult baking.
two burners,
............................................. 690..
four burners, ............................................ 3.139
(‘cutury Gas Stoves. .
One burner, all nicklc, .. $1.25 Three burners, ............ $3.00
Two burners, ........... $2.25 Three burners, ......... $3.00
Flour Polishes.
Waxinc, ............ .. .............
Floorishino, in all colors, .........
Old English Floor Wax ...........
Floor Oil for public buildings,
.....
Stove Polishes:
Rising Sun. ............ 5 cis. Silver Cream. ..18 and 35 cts.
Dixon's, ............... S cts. Pratt's Liquid, ........ 10 big.
Parlor Pridc, .......... 10 eta. Taylor's, ............. 25 cts.
Enamellnc. liquid, ...... 4 (llfi. Holmes and Edwards‘, .. 25 etc
Enamellnc, paste, ...... 8 cts. Red Star, ............. 18 cts.
X-Ray. ................. 4 cts. Silicon. ................ 6 cts.
lit-cryoni- remarks about the beauty of the new Wash
COUIlS, and really the department is fascinating. 'l‘lie Prini~
t'l'l ('niiun lioiles look like wool
unvultics such as Madapollam
('romarty Linen.
We araNow Prepared to show full Lines
of Spring Floor Coverings.
CARPETS
drain, Tapesiru, Brhssols; Velveis, ‘Bodu
Brussels. '
l
t
China and Japanese Mailings. Oil Cloths.
and Linoleum. Mills and Rugs
Shades to Order a Specialiiu.
ll nineteen E)
a. wssnmoron s'r.
Telephone 343-6.
we at Your imam
‘34! , uni-V “w;
» W“'WP‘MW
€13.
to Store. For instance
' ‘ ,
l
“‘3'.» U‘
I .
x
Stoves. . .
umcr has two burners un—
til, 50. 75 and 81.00 ‘
. . . . 60 and 90 cts‘.
............ 5i) cts and $1.00
.............. 60 cts, per gal.
Silver Polishes:
goods, and there are many
Cloth, Mohair Lustre-sud
. 0,“.
scum uoawstx. coup,
‘.
........ w W9... w. ”M...
1;, *M no: it _ -
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I
‘ been organized the past
.|
State Secretary Groom's Report Gives
sh Encouraging showing of
Gain in Bills. '
State Secreiar W. J. '
Catholic Total ibutlneogwll’ilxltfnr' “b?!
cqnuueeticutmsltea. the fellows: ro-
gort' of the conditibn of the organism
2&9 state union is composed of 93
soc ties, as follows: willon'nooietles,
is; ladies. 24; boys. It: with ll mem-
her hip, Jan. ““1905, of M78. of
which New Haven couutyha's a tool'-
borsh’lp of 2.897: Hartford cop ,
1.75 ; New London county, lam-.Fsir-
flel county. 657‘: Litchlleld cOunty.
906;: Mlddiesex county, 382: ’l‘o‘lland
county, 247; Windham county, 185. ‘
We have .admited since our . last
«penicillin in w can the following
knew; socié'tl‘es:’8 . John‘s Y. M. 'l‘. A.
.B. dociety of Rookv‘ills, with a mom-
borahip at ill: St. Mary's Ladies' of!
rI’or laud. membership. 30; at. its.
Shin, 26. which makes an increase a
three now‘socletlos since Au st', 1904
The toliowing new sociotes hsvc
month and
will. be admitted to the union before
our field day. to be held in Middle-
town, June 17,.as follows.:.1.adies?.so-
ciety of Taftvlllo; Ladloa'.soclet ot
Stonlngtou: Imdles’ society of or.
wich: Boys' League of Mlddlotown.
and with other societies that are re-
ceiving the attention of. the state oili-
csrs,‘ we will have a very flattering re-
port,‘ to present to the convention to be
held, in Norwich. August 28 and 29.
Tee gain in membership since Jan.
1, l 05, has been 450, which does not
show In this report. ,
open meetings held during the
yes. were very largely attended and
wore a means of increasing the mem-
bers in of the societies. They should
be utilised, and i am sure they will
be! your societies. ‘ ,
T 9 Young Men's Society of New
Brit in still holds the banner . for
me bershlp fer the men's societies,
. find the St. Rose Ladies’ of Merideu,
the banner society for membership.
of the ladies' societies. St. Mary‘s
Cadets of New Britain will again cap~
ture-thc banner the way they are get-
ting in new members.
All the societiesare doing well and
every report shows new life In the
cause of total abstinsnce. Let it con.
tinue with every society and We will
be proud of our work at the next con-
ventl0n.
There have. been 67 rallies and
open meetings hold to Jan. 31, J904.
Men's societies held‘38. ladies" socie-
ties hcld 20, boys’ leagues held 9.
The state officials and county dl~
rectors have been working hard the
past year and visited a great many of
the sooiotles throughout the state, and
will continue to assist any . society
whenever their services are renuired,
and where their prcucnco will help
the cause in any manner. So if you
desire their help, let them know and
you can have their time and expen
fence It you think it will help your
society.
And now for the princ'ipai event of
1905~ihe field day—«i0 be held at
Mlddlctown. June 17. Every society
should at this time have a commie
tco appointed to make all the neces-
sary arrangements to attend the field
day. a special rates for railroad
fares have been sent to every society.
so you all know just how much your
fare will be. Every society, in the un-
ion should be represented in the par-
ade. which will be a short one.
,The Middletown societies are fast
completing arrangements for the field
day. and they are going to make it
pleasant for everybody who attends.
Just as soon as your society decides to
go, sell the secretary of the field
day com lttee, P.,..0. Box 853. Mid‘
dietown, Conn. So let all. the mem-
bers of the union boom the field day
for 1905, and help out the committees
who are working hard to bring every
detail to perfection.
The success of the field day will (let
pend on the work at each individual
society. We all get a share in the
benefits. and the good it will do for
the cause of total abstinence.
——'l‘errlble plagues, those itching,
pestering diseases of the skin. Put an
end to misery. Dosn’s Ointment.
cures. At any drugstore.
CHANGE ‘IN “resins.
‘ sun—u.- ‘
Supt. ‘ahe’psrd Mskss Important An.
pouncet‘nent.
General Superintendent 0. ii. Shep-
ard‘ today announced the withdrawal
of several trains on. the New York,
New Haven and Hartford road. After
Saturday the train leaving New York
city at 3:52 and New Haven at 5:48:
bound for tipr field. and tho train
leaving Spring cldyui 2;“). and New
Haven at 3:53 for new York city,.wlll
ho discos inuad.“ ,
{he 3,; 3, out of New Haven for New
Yo It has been a very; convenient train
for‘s great many people, ,. , ,
[On Monday. thoroad Will have the
train leaving New York in. i p. in
make additional stops at Morldqa and
Berlin. daily. The train ' leaving
Springfield at 2:22 will make addition-
s! stops at Berlin. Meridian and Brldse-
port.
branch leaving Berlin at 3le and 6:24 .
will hereafter. leave st 3:18.snd 6:28
respectively. . f " ;
Hor wen-man PILI
be careful at this season of the your.
Hot weather and bad drinking train? -
"° l“ “WW" ”WWI l" contribute to on condom ‘ a
an armaments: ‘Lsss, tit .. .. » “MW
isss’dust. mar; mismatch sells a??? ,nmtuuut 9.“. til:
~‘ 11.1110“ .9“? 9m,“ stops he n; it ’ tie-cums“
not «booth? to tllst'lbl’thr‘lnrcssll “a cum?!“ 1?“: ”3mm 'besrln
er- °"“m“.“'il"“il'ulll‘“‘~hhl ... .. mim . a... ,
seem so muss or using a stun. by,“ C‘Wl‘llglwlllj'g .7 “'5
fiW‘bW PM?“ , will???" ., common I;
. ‘ ~7° . l " . sy'..“.-—' u
‘ ', ' threemuslcr nehmnrr ’wor,” in 1: '~
B“ mafia-D" SON. mien curly, ,iodpfy .5? “in lg;
new-uremia. 't'sb sis-«s. will“. n H ‘ ' Minds flu. plus
"so": it raises when“ Hit "it. .
Weed ammt’. . ‘ "WWW?“ » l ‘ 'l‘t, ‘ '
John T. Hayes. I Help“, Nmslh. '4?" film” .. : .
"“Puhlio Murmsssomsmsswm. ”guru {or . .
, _ _ ' “I ll '1,
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