lice
» Ettr lint
Ihllll] teats
MILL will! IQ ETAMEQRW
Rev. 3. M. Tipple to be the Next Meth.
. odlst Poster.
amplgflgi lid). 28 -—Rev HE'S»
ran at n ppc, pastor of the
Jewn‘f. 901;! 23 "The WWW bury Memorial M a Chumh. has re
° “3 w “3" "3°“ a rcfer- slaved}! steal! from the Methodist
are 0 tami’ord. and has accept
Fem?“ ”5 furnishing free 5")“ ed. The change takes place in April
M supp i?” *0 the public next but. of course, In subject to the
g“ “3" 5“ been returned to decision of Bishop Chal les 0. McCabe.
6:: of education. '1‘“ who will preside over e session of
“‘7 °h “‘9 ““6 was taken the New York East Confrence in the
‘ C in.“ at 1"“ ”W“ “a" New York Metro Methodist It feat)
Wills legislature directed each pal Church in Anni? ' 1’
'icliéhsd not previously adopt- Mr in
pple has had a long and sure
. “at Wk policy ‘0 “"9 0“ cessful pastorate in Elmhurg Church
. ’ ”kin.” “the “9’“ annual during which he succeeded in clearing
off the large debt.
A call to Rev. Theodore S. Hender-
son, long pastor of the Simpson M. E.
Church in Brooklyn. to lurcomc the
leader of the forces under the dime
tion of the Evangelistic Committee of
the New York East Conference, of
which William Phillips Hall is chair-
man and his acceptance, make a vacn
cy in the spring in the Stamford M.
E. Church, and the poople there have
thus taken early steps to secure his
SIICCQRSOI‘.
W fitting»; TEXT.”
iy fires Towns for. and Forty-
four Against.
L5.
compiled returns show that of
‘ mlwhich participated in the
liduin 73 voted in favor of free
books and 44 against them. The
23‘ lumbar of votes cast. was 30 .772
2 3 its nuisance majority in favor or
atext books was 4.4162.
number of Connecticut
m which ire now committed to the
{tonight-book system is 123 which is
5 per cent. of the whole ntunbet of
in the state
ty—filbps itching instantly. Cures pt
eczema. salt rheum teller, itch.
s, herpes. scabies.-l)0arr’s Olm-
fiht. At any drug store.
BAKER—BOUCICAULT.
HING’I‘ON, Feb. 28.-—~Ann0unce-
is made here of the marriage in
York city Saturday evening of
. Its Baker, 8. prominont cluhihan
‘ ll city. to Mrs. Aubrey Bouci-
A CARD.
Thisus to cct'trty that all drllzgilft
ire authorized to refund your money
it Foley's Honey and Tsr fails to cure
sour couch or cold. It stops the
ough. heals the lungs and prevents
terlous results from a cold. Cures
in grippc cough and prevents pneu
penis and consumption, Contains nt
lpiates. The gcnuine is in o yel
ow package. Refuse substitutes
Plaisied's Drug Store.
couple will spent their honey-
in Europe or Mexico.
a “N PACT SIXTY IN DANGER.
up..—
ITALIAN WORKMAN KILLED.
NEW HAVEN. Feb. 28. -—An italinn
who was at work in the railroad out
here yesterday. as a member of a gang
of laborers, was killed by a falling‘der.
rick. His name is unknown. The
medical examiner gave a verdict of ac-
cidental death.
ONLY CURE FOR DVSPEPBIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle
Del, says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great. distrost
and belching. i tried everything I
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm. and one 5t
cent bottle cured me completely.
l'or sale by R. H. Plaieted F. ll. Bax
tar and the (lllfiord Pharmacy "
than half mankind over sixty
in! age suffer from kidney and
or dioorders usually enlargment
. » “stats gland. This is both pain-
‘ snd‘dangerous. and Foley's Kid
mu should be taken at the first
.. or danger, as it corrects irregu
so and has cured many old men
{this disease. Mr. Rodney Burnett
Port. Mo. writes: l suffered
fluidised prostrate gland and kid
:-tnt.tble for years and after takins
:liottles of Foley's Kidney Cure i
better than i have for twenty
slthougth as; now 91 years
i.
only *‘
tenuous" .aaoaébgo
CQNSUMPTION
, #31 MA 3
(
lam 'l'timitt. Galaxy and lmfld Tamils. takes Coid‘
, .5": 1’ lcurisy out: or the wbdi system like magic. .
3250. 125 DOSES 500, 300 DOSES $l 0i )i
‘ opium. no quinine. no chloroform, no poison.
UK80N «M 00., INDIANAPOLIS, JED.
«Hana- ‘5 ‘A-qfi-,~nqnqna4‘p_ ...
mast: of omen rota the.
A few urinates later titre
the “turn
was all on.
ma a
mum to
fix . ‘
My would have been lost in the rush of
glam factory bands to strontium-tn the,
month are i no
«Mini was minim. 1W. no firm;
mica dmtma nit militaristic
the scene it was soon standout the
pressure was very poor, the Wini- litto-
ply being inadequate. The location of
i5“; factoryoutp loop .ofil ‘3me
m psslhie to is t s
not biases pypo IRMA!“
almmkmmwlhstasedo. moor
. lines of bass windouotedm snow
wetar to put the film trot
was poured on no flames This Wiiid.
which was strong. was bi mi from
the north and carried the flames any
trout the other buildim in the slow
but had the wind barn in the opposite
direction there wold have heart a
greater loss. As it was several houses
caught fire. but. in each case the fire
was extinguished w slight less.
All the painters of to company were
in New York at the time of the file
and an accurate estimate of the loss
3 could not: be ascertained ms Halberd.
noon. It. is :baliel'BtlJloiwm'erihlhntlbhol
loss will'nescit slearly’flfim. *This‘
loss ielpantly coveredxby insult-mm.
About 3.:15 an hour and a 'quarter
untiar can
_ after thmilrc broke. outgihel‘ilmoicn.
‘, had it under control.
,f remained marital! of the his live story“
f brick building was a more shall. ‘-
‘ . it became known this afternoon that
and all more
the fire resulted in one death. although
, lhcipcrson wastive blocks manure.
Jennie Heaphy of 88 “1th street
became so excited on seeing thoafact-
ory.‘ burn from her home that she was
overcome and died soon after she or-
riving at the Bridgeport Hospital.
She had been a sufferer from kidney
trouble and thp physicians state that
the excitement brought on her death
She was forty lwo years old and len-
ves a son and a daughter.
A NEWI IDEA.
All old time Cough Syrups hind thr
bowels. This is wrong A new idea
was advanced two years ate in Ken
lady's laxative Honey and Tar. TM!
remedy acts on the mucous mem
branes of the throat and luau and
loosens the bowels at the same time
it expcls all cold from the system
it clears the throat. stlengthens the
mucous membranes relieves coughs
colds croup whooping cough etc. Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy.
TELEPHONE CAEBRLES UNDER RIV-
u...“
They Cross Between Saybrook and
Lyme.
'i‘wo submarine cables. such 1,940
feet in length, were laid across the
uonnecticut 3 mvcr betwaen Sayhroolt
and Lime on Saturday by the construc.
tion department of the Southern New
England Telephone Contpany under
Superintendent J, W. Lndd, formerly
of this city. The larger one of the
[two cables weighed 16,000 pounds and
.xontniue fifty pairs of mo wircs. it
will he used for toll line service in
eastern Connecticut. The entailcr
one weighed 12.000 and will be used for
on; distance scrvicc by the American
Telcgreph and 'l‘clophouc Company, of
slow York.
Each of tho cables is armored with
heavy steel wire and is covered with a
double layer of into. They wcre Inld
.‘rom one of the largo lighters of tho
lcott Wrecking Company of Now Lon-
don. The reels from which the cables
were rolled off. were jacked up on the
lighter. Each was eight feet in diam-
“fer. Both were attracted at the same
time. the lighter being rotten across the
river by a heavy tug. The operation
was our of more than usual interest on
account of the length and weight of
the cables which are laid on {ho had of
the river. On ouch hunk they are laid
in il‘i‘ncht'flJU protect them frbm the
too and malicious interference.
The cables are connectcdwith tho
distributing wires on land by ('ltbll'
terminal heads. That connection was
outdo Monday and the two submarines
are now in use.
by tho Western Electric. Company. of
New York city. The toll line cable that,
you told Saturday In. illtt third that. tho
Southern New England has across the
Cortnwtlcut betwodn Suppl-00k and
Lyme. giving 180 wires In all in tho
service at that point the wholc being
for toll litw. wmlt. 'l‘itc company is now
engaged with the great cubic that is
to he laid acroatt tho i’cquonock River
at iiridxoport. control-ting with tho
East Bridgeport service. The worlt of
constructing the cable has been in
progress soveral months its coup
plation is expected this sprints. it.
will be and of the largest submarines
importation to the telephone mtrvico in
llrltlgcpori.
~“Dr. 'i‘lmmas' dielectric Oil is the
best remedy for that often fetal dis-
onse—«croup. Has been used with
success in our family for eight years.
~Mrs. L. Whitescre, Buffalo. N. Y.
W
JOHN‘D. ”RICK!“ lLL.
sAN FRANCISGO. Feb. 28 ”John
D. Spmkeis is seriously ill at hilt
home in this city stifforlmt from an at
tacit of p. in is said to be in no
mmedla denser.
t(tibial. Dial". WHAT YOU IA‘I'.
dust I little Kodoi lifter meals will
rollers first folders, belching. us on
stomach and all other symptoms of
odigestion. Kodoi dips“ list you
eat. and enables the statues and di-
native organs to perform their tune
inns naturally. Rollin is a thorough
licestunt and will afford relief from
my disorder due to imperfect diges-
lmt or mat-assimilation Sold by The
t'lttfcrd Phortnscy.
down without perfume. . .
. ,
They were both made
In the country and will be of grant
‘lthe fifth story. at. for‘ mpottim» 3
3 of (its world figfimam man.
not amulet? probab.
. buiidiu‘fhelonrpnts of cod
3. very organ of the may.
my bin,
s tried so many. meal
told
.from stubborn
l
l
W .1
A women without volition is like it
in new
‘ con tion will a o
,. «33511913 i% really what if:
mimosa
Miss Anna Doormat prominent wo-
man of Evansville; 'Intfg Writes. “MY"
health was bmlten. my appetite cane.
my nerves claimed. still I was elm
unprinted condition I had
me and doc rs
without help that i. was photons ill
Narrowed. «Li; a last mart l melt
thocod liver ”gig mum Yinol.
“and to my sut' itlgsdmoue of tin;
fish; greasy. .or didamoabi agreeable taste of
as
WWI 093d liver oil or ethni-
[lions and it was. one to latte
J in a remarkably short Mltime It gave
me a hearty ounctJte..hul up myster-
vous output. and raptor mp fro-porn
feet health and strength!
“Vitml cum: such conditions 88
those, Mousse iLMBW phony one,
0le tpdicins‘l. cumtlvnsu 3
and in out one drop of the to stain
clogging oil to ,ups'et the atoliriioh and
{curd it work. it law in it NV
urui milllllN‘ stronfitii an vigor to
aids discs-
tion and makes rich red blood. We
ask every run dots-h., nervous and i
bilitatod, aged or wank person in South .
Nonvnlk, and every pctpon culturing
colds. ha nit-on
coughs. or bronchitis, to try uol- on
our guarantee.
fails to give satisfaction. ‘* The (lilfford
Pharmacy.
.-..
VETERINARIANO’ MEETING.
”in
Connecticut Association Planning for
Entertainment of Visitors.
This year's annual meeting of the
United States Veterinary Medical As-
sociation will be held in dds state. and
the Connecticut Veterinary Medical
Association is to do the entertaining.
with the fro-operation of the Massachu-
setts association A sfepms taken
yesterday toward “Unzip
ments for the his meeting, which will
be held in August in New Haven npd
which will he attended not: only by,
prominent. veterinaries from all over
the country but by some from other
lands.
The Connecticut association 5 recent»
iy Appointed entertainment committee
met yesterday at the Hotel Hartford.
and appointed subcommittees fro ar‘
more for the racepbion entertain
meat of the visitors Dr it. A. Ingra-
hem of Hartford. is chairman of the
committee whit it mot yesterday and
the other members. all of who were
present. were: Dr. R. P Lyman.
Hartford: Dr. E. Latins, Dr. James
Kelly, Dr. Harrison Whitney New Ha-
ven; Dr. Martin. Bridgeport; Dr, Tho-
mas Bland. Waterbury; Dr. 0. 3w.
lowland, 'l‘urrlngton.
MILITARY BALL IN BRIDGEPDRT
-—-.—-——
One of the Finest Affairs Ever Given
by Military Organizations.
The military ball and reception at
the arnwry. in Bridgeport. last night.
given by the Third Platoon of the Ma-
chino (Inn Battery. the
Corps and the Third infantry band.
was the finest and most mutpleto no
can that. the militia has carried off in
yours. and within the memory of the
maturity of those who have taken tu-
teth in armory events. The ar-
rangements were excellent. the atten-
dance was large, and Bridgeport mole»
ty was prewar in large numbers.
The nnlsic was by the Third infuri-
try Baud, among the members of which
are Fabian Sodorstwrom of, South Nor-
walk. and Joseph Gorbsm formerly of
South Nor-walk. Among those, pros-
cnt from Earth Norwelk wine General
Russell Frost. Captain Robert (1.
Mitchell Mr. autl Mrs. Fabian fiction
strotn. Miss Vivian Sodmtmm and
lack Hyatt.
Every woman manrc nitrart-
ivc lit-fight eyes, pidknchccks
and rid lips are her naturc-
giwn right. A sallow skunlack
of animation. low spirits and
weak net you nary be avoided by
tho list: of Merchants Pills.a
remedy that chI deserves the
Confidenti- of every woman.
Again and again they have
proved to be invaluable attitosc
rcrlrrrlnp times when so man
women iccl debilitated and sli-
m from nervousness. headache
and depression. it is wonderful
all: these pills ass at Nature
anF relieve the sailor fig
Every woman at 0 Values
health and good ti;
heroine a user 0i]?
sou martin. aim in. use.
it cos it nothing if it
" in trouble.
Hospital,
I" ll . it till! so W"
‘ "DIN“; IUILDINO Pill! flnllfi- _
canine] Horn at its star for
Etna firm ville the??? tolls? client
team. loam season. will so to 1th Holy
alto (louseticut league club this your.
Hot-nor was wanted bp the Philadel-
pitta platinum. It is mattimd
very promising i'mlllii: player.
Citation Kannada. tonne-mt years an
atomic in the validation Baseball
league. inn lictttpicd the terms or
'Ju‘dgo Ktlvnnauglr. proaldont of the
Southern league. and will umpire in
the Southern circuit tho outpla3 spa
son. An effort in to be made to in‘
Imguo and increase tho calibrc of the
Jinatotial. tannin are in favor of the
fii‘lld'fid arm: of pay tintitit is 0.1th
stood (lint chief ltoturedy .(Johu. not
Gllarloblpwlli bring this nation to tho
situation of the mommies.
The Brunswick Bdwiin
Springfield. is negotiating
r the put~
.- chm (if M W1 19W .9 It) iii“
city and lots the c a rental
it. Everybody cantata he skins
ten’ditivc offers in the bnsebttl built
sees this season and in use fast shay
sin ti tentative offer means one that
does not pun out.
the financial man of the Brunstvlck
(30., has been anxious for some time
to been): into the Coimeotlcat Base-
gall '3‘? flat“ a13hr»,“lzitamilortea to, se-
ure a pro: r Lam out
he offered if) 000 for the New Hiya/van
franchise. but C. J. Dumber only
wanted $10,000t'for it. ‘ '
Attorney C. .l. Donation. oi? Merltleu
ownor of the blow Jlsvon. baseball
immune has slumped that. use
. he insurance of is grounds and ran
tattoos Lhflbweim now and .th‘e. consuls
g wart], for the past into your» new
flinveu’s third baseman, Would "be
given notice (orange all this local noun.
outlast an blaring denim. alan-
user this prcsdni season . r Dana
her will pay salaries and .back lilo
club as in Emmet years. . Hay rd
will also what players are paella
Judgment on a playing policy.
F-‘cd Croiins. Springfield's outfielder
makes the announcement. that he will
not play, ball the owning season. it
this is true it will settle the claims or
Toronto Springfield and Lancaster
(Pa). all of Which cities claim him.
The trouble is that Croltus has been
lured Into the outlaw league by the
late Jesse b‘rysingcr and limit: himself
Crollus says he is going
into business.
David Altizer. Springfield‘s short.
stop. is giving Dan O’Neil some worry;
lie is mentioned as a probable mem.
ber of the Lancaster, Pa, team with
the 'i‘ri-Stnte league. On top of that.
ho is wanted by the Seattle Wash,
club. and he management wants to
buy him front O'Neil. The latter re-
The Athletics of Philadelphia, start
edon their southern trip yesterday.
“Pop" Foster's name is not among
those scheduled for the trip. nor am-
ong those to be formed out. -
W
The mother who haslscquircd the
Chatnberlalns Cough Remedy. saves
herself a great amount of uneasiness
and anxiety. Coughs. colds and croup,
to which children are suschiible, are
quickly cured by its use it count
cracts any tendency of a cold to result
to pneumonia and when given as soon
as the first symptoms of croup appear
it will prevent the attack.
SOME STREET RAILWAY RUMORS
*—
New York Central is After the Boston
and Worcester Llnc.
Reports froth Boston are to the of-
fcct that. little is being said now about
a possible sale of the Boston and Won
center railway in the New Haven road
interests. There are rumors to the
effect that. it is not the. street railway
system. but int-crests identified with
the New York Central Railroad Cour
puny
it is understood that the New York
Central people are purchasing soy-e
ral traction coinparios in other states
where competition appears dangerous.
and it, lathe Boston and Albany sys-
tem of the New York Central that has
room to four from the Boston and Wor-
cester line than theNew Haven. Well
infuriated street; railway officials have
eliminated entirely the» New Hayes
road front the rumors as to titesalo of
the Blmtou and Worcester Railway
Company.
The now cement bridges to be con-
structed for the New IInvcn road will
he Htlpcrior to either the iron and steel
bridge or one ontlroly of control, A
fool Well known to contractors and
builders in that the content bridge
will Withstand an enormous amount of
compression but then» is no allowance
for to stun. in order to overcome
this di cult) s steel rod is ombeddcd
, in the cement and in this manner both
the, commission and tension of the
maximum strength are provided for.
HEADACHI.
sweetsns the stomach. aids digestion
sud acts as a gentle stimuisnt on the
liver and bowels: without irrttstlntt
these organs. Orino Laxative Fruit
, Syrup corps bil farmers and habitual
cons tipsti on not annotate or
ltripe and is tall and pleasant to ink.
Remember the name (trim and refuse
to accept any substitute. Mama
Drug store. 1‘ .
An old nearest: as relating her trou-
bias with it worthless husband to her
uyrn‘o lo minister. ' ‘
n‘don‘t ss'em to do him good. "
all said.” with a sigh.
till. sister. " said the minister.
unu—
fire oil iii In head 7”
batch finial :3w‘ illusion says
thst mumsnil . J.‘
duced a bill appropriating “09.000 for
the purpose of a slit: an the erection
of a federal bailout! of roonwioh.
A GUARAN‘I‘IID OUR! FOR PiLlfi
itchins..3llnd. Bleeding. Pratt-miter
. is are authorised to re
lama roan
mist
.lII.
cronse lira calories of lunpircn'in this '
GeoereA. Whitney, .
sf the Dublin“ accountant Blur HM .
holster up the nine: and use his own
fuses to sell him Altlzer is now on
"W the Pacific coast. '
habit of keeping on hand a bottle of
Take Orino.l.mtive Fruit Syrup it
J” #2 3 , J l‘ l,“ k; :3
.4. WASWONSTW
amt mostly swasosoom»
The Pleasure beech My 05.. of to church more.
Bridgeport. has been awarded a flow
align Eout1 its: .75 by Judgements in its
I“ as , . .
"bsb you shot tried hespln' costs ofi p a
“lie, but: I‘ve’ L
The «ma Mpiiedt
tried pdurld‘ trot water ma hint snd"
humanoid: bun unnamed. it burs .
tr close resemblance to the mslsris
mun .
em perms. tits maladaptive molly ‘
is Dr. King's new bits Filth. first. .
spiced to sure all diseases due to met ..
irrig‘i poison sari combustion.
I bu Intro-L
rarer r-
.3debele 18.37.
The New Linens.
It will cvitlcnily be the grcalcst season . for
' ever known. judging irru’n the endless lines of different
. weaves and colorincs Fltcrc arc the plain (OOI. snmoth
Linens in solid colors unusual shades that we have not
. seen before if] linen. Pink, light blue old blur-(rose. lilac,
‘mspbcrrv. tan purple and all the shades of groan. 33
".I‘hcrc me hear), coarse looking Linens that suggest
weight, but arc in tcalit) light and SIiCCi‘ These will be
for the summer coat suits and tailored frocks.
Alltovcr Embroidered Liam arc in eyelet (Icsigu‘s,”titc
cycict being embroidered in colors, so there is the appear-A
:mcc‘ of u plentiful sprinkling of’small blossoms over the ,
white or colored groundwork. These are 59¢ a yard.
Embroidered Linen Batista are one a yard.
The silk- finished linens have taken to themselves a
wonderfully beautiful lustre and show a list of exquisite
colors. ,3
Natural Linens. the old favorites that are known and
liked so well arc in half a dozen qualities. and all shades of
! tan
, Linens
19.85. 29. 35. 39 and 50C 0 yard.
\‘i’aslt Goods Section, timvus‘tairs."
Dining Tables.
We offer to close out several Extension Tables in gol-
den oak. 'I‘hrcc square and five. round tops. Notice re-
ductions. for it is a splendid chance.
Square Tops.
Value $r3.25 for $10.00 r" Value $t5.25 for 312.50.
Value $10.00 for $800.
Round Tops.
Value $21.00 for $16.00 Value $25.00 for $20.00
Value $29. 50 for $23.00 Value $19.75 for $15.00
Value $18.75 for $14.00.
Sale of Gray Enameled Were. The spcciai sale this
week contains articles that are in daily use in every housc-
hold. The prices tire but little more than for ordinary tin.
Good opportunity to stock up.
These useful articles we carrry in various kinds and all usual
sizes.
SMYRNAS from 18 in. by 36 in. to 3 yds. by 4 yds.
MOQUETS from 18 in. by 36 in. to 3 yds. by 4 yds.
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS 3 yds. by 4 yds.
BODY BRUSSELS 3 yds. by 4 yds.
And several other eyles in convenient sizes.
When in need of Rugs. call and look over our line.
,. .. t? E 5.11”?“ :98“;
scorn mews“.
3‘} Qty
TILIPH ON! 446.
When a tilt] hanks trim
“II. a sign an she thinks she plight logo
Charles H. Ohmbsrlniu.
all”.
twill-1%
Mvfilim MIR IIRM
"to fruit the system from till-
“harm’s. South sternum do , ”in $3 ' A"
'I'i WINK. “of.“ in It ‘ » . .
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