“fl 1111111: in
polar this season
‘ penny vest.
ldS‘at bottom.
_ ll heinovel effects.
every respect
prices rouge from $8 to $30.
1 .
LEG VALUED AT $5.000.
nCIse.
HARTFORD nMarch
Superior Court yesterday.
. “if driven by Charles
do crossing the bridge over
’V is Ifto‘i‘wards amputated
may is liable.
it
or.
i the telephone.
to state prison for the act.
ache? Biomas- “off"?~.lnst 11
as digestion. purities the blood.
11!
iv
tum counsel
1%ellanxpidfiweak. iuudown? lit-ad
he Eton Suit 111 all'shatlcs. and scrviccalilc tnatt't'ials.
Special values.
T ‘a one thing we wish to impress upon our custonttts is that
1ty and tailoring of our garments a11- :llistllliich superior
i-iIi-tford Tobacco Concern Defendant
23. —-Willlam
Pigeon, of Tariffville. sixteen years of
1m suodttlte Hartford 'Ilobacco
. nipany for $5. 000 and the suit was
{on ' rial before Judge Ralph Wheeler
January Pigeon was riding in a
belon’ging to the tobacco (0m-
Rinski.
the
river between 'l‘ariffvllle
2&1th Granby, the sleigh came in
:with the bridge. and in the
Nboidoat Plgeon‘ 51 left leg was c1ushed-
Pig
, a claim is that the accident was
Whitman's fault, and that the com-
.“ came out on the trial yesterday
that Frank Pigeon. the father or the
,is in the Eonnecticut State P1l
11911111113 i1 contents of from six-
to twenty yeu1'.s the sentence huv
imposed in the Superior
about two yeais 1130.011 11 cont-
lnt- charging him with intent to mur
Ito older Pigeon was employed in
tobacco factot'y's warehouse
by and because of some wrong he
; reman Harris had done to
'%So muck Mr. Harris on the head
in
a blackjack while the latter was
He was scntcnc
illlilll
WN D! GRAN-Y COED.
. talisman. March 23 ~11
mu Theodore M Maltbie of Gran-
‘ 5 yesterday brought suit against
no.3??- :1!
sl¢i11~...m gilt
.Slllllillovo
am of buy liver. Burdct 11 Blood lilt-
tors bones liver and stomach prompt
m: to' recover $700 alleged to
on him for services. The suit was
t to the Superior Court in Hart
ttorooy Maltblo claims that he
by an East
town meeting to defend the
his grade crossing cases.
on refuse to pay the bill
i. the attorney represent
flail
t‘tlf.
i j
. 'hti‘ti gained
'Presldont and his chance. if it be a
A DSOME LADIES’ SUITS AND PONY BOLERO JACKETS
$7, $10, $15, $25
T 1! wide range of handsome and natt1 Suits and lackcts will
and gladden all our visitors
T c smart Spring Suits possess all the 1101 cl cfit'tis 111111 It will
Side the “Pony” Suit 111 the I". uglish llroathloth. Soit— Lined 1\li.\-
" 1 1th.? latest Spring shades 11 iill thc straight. jauutv itont cilctt
3 it sleeves. Val. lace trimmcd f11111'1 embroidered 1"ollzti and
omatcb. . Circular skirt with lio\ plcaictl front and two licavy
l'osscss
”We always give. satisfaction. and 111 case we don 1 1w .1111.1v~ arc
g iii to make a propm allOWfllltO.
tifmost every ladv. and the terms are easy to (mango with us 1
' Remember our prices are low and the sort lt‘t‘ thc 1'11'1' host.
\\c \1ill opcn an zacount 11itlt
l‘llt'
STYLISH MEN'S SUITS AND
custom 11111110 {.3111 1110111.»;
()111' Spring (oat assortment
lit'ttlai‘.
lions.
Zili(i\\'illit‘t"~.
SURPRISE!) BY MELLEN'S SHiFT.
Attitude of Ratill ill 11.19111111-
Congressmen.
WASHINGTON, March flit—The
Connecticut papers. containing lltt~
speech of President. Mellon. of the New
York. New Haven and Hartford rail
road. have been closely studied by all
the Connecticut members In congress.
and shown by them to their colleagues.
The members were greatly astonished
at the attitude taken by Mr. Mellon.
for it has been understood he favored
the rate bill recommended by Presi-
dent Roosevelt, and the Hepburn bill.
as it passed the house. and the open
and earnest support of the President.
He has opposed any amendments sub-
mitted to hint. and his caused all the
trouble in the senate committee and
landed the bill in the hands of Senator‘
Tillman.
Favored Hepburn Bill Then.
Mr. Mellon was in Washington some
time ago and conferred with the
President, presumably on railroad rate
legislation. 11111111 time Mr. Mellon
gave out an interview which favored
to a certain extent the Hepburn bill.
He did not express himself as unth'cly
satisfied with it. but he stated it was
a stop in the right direction. Now.
however he is entirely opposed to the
bill, which strikes the Connecticut
members as a direct change of posi-
tion. Of course they will not say so.
nor will they give interviews as to
what they think about the speech, bttt
thclr surprise is manifest.
Mr. Sperry before he came down to f'
Washington, had an interview with
President Mellon. anti at that time
i
Our'
and boy should not how :1 now Sprint: Suit and ("11:11.
gt't'ai dual to 1111'11 to lit‘ “'1'“ ill'L’SSt‘fl.
151w and paying” by check two or three months later and buying on our basic and paying a little every week.‘
fin" t be bashful about asking us for credit. We simply ask for a small payment from new customers. and then pay the
weekly payments.
SPRING COATS IN ATTRAC-
. TIVE PATTERNS
$7.00 to $25.00
'l‘hc Mott‘s 17.5.1111 at": limhcr than over this season.
The patterns
1111' very :tittatiivc anti tht't tailoring loaves nothing,r to he tlcsitt'tl.
'l‘l1t' shoulders oi both mats are built high, and cv'c1_1 scam and
button is attcndctl to with the sztmc chic and skill as lit-stoned upon
is complt'tc and cxtcnsivc. 'l'l1c
shades which have the call are here in g‘rcai‘ variety. and lhc balance
consist of novel tnixttlt't's \1'l1i1'l1pcrsonsoimltltusicsdt'ntttntl.
\\‘iih our system in vogue tlicl'c is no reason why 1'1'1-1'1' man
It means a
The quality of our 1111'11'5 gar—
1111-1115 is mint-thing or are protul oi as it is first class in every par—
\\‘1' handle L'nion .\latlc Clothing llct‘nusc it is 111:11l1- by
worlttnt-u 11'l1o 1'1'1'1'i1'c good wages and ivork ntnlt't' ltt'altlty t'ontli-
If not Hillisilt‘tl with our t‘lothing’icll us anti “'1' will makt'
The prices for Suits rintl Liottlsrangc from $7 to $25.
:MRS. BAKER DEAD iN SWEDEN.
NEW HAVEN. March 21. ”A cable
‘l'i‘lifll received here today announcctl
like death in Sweden ol‘ M111. Woods
illnkcr. 1111 American nulhorcss who
has llvcil in that country for about
thirty years
She was a uniiro of this bin and
when her daughtm married 11 mcmbui
of me Su'cdish parliament sh11 went
there to live. Mrs. Baker's maidcu
111111111 was 'l‘uihill and she came from
well-known ancestry. Her husband
was an assistant instructor in chem-
istry at Princeton. who lost his life
in 11 steamboat accident. when he was
29 years of age. Mrs. Bakcr wrote
about sixty books mostly for young
readers. Her most widely read one
Was untitled "l‘hc Babes In the Bus
ket,” a story of a ncgro slave
DEAFNEBS CANNOT BE CUREO
by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the car
There is only one way to cute deaf
boss. and that Is by constitutional
remedies Deafness is caused by at
inflamed condition of the mucout
lining of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube In inflamed you have a ram
nuns ”and“ or imperfect hearing. and
men is entirely closed. Deafness Is
the result and unless the inflammatior
can be taken out and this tube restor-
ed to its normal condition. hearing will
be destroyed forever; nine cuties out
of ten are caused by Calarrh. which is
nothing but an inflamed condition oi
the mucous narration.
or any case of Deafness (caused by
catarrll) that cannot be cured by Hall's
(laterrh Cure. Sand for circulars.
was assured by the president of the (reg,
New Haven road that any rate bill
that President Roosevelt favored
would be all right. All the Connecti-
cut meirIliern in the house voted for
the bill as reported I11 fact. it passed
the house almost unanimously.
Fate of Bill Uncertain.
The bill is now being thoroughly dis
cussed in the senate but no one can
really say what will become of it. The
republicans are trying to not together
and agree upon some bill but as yet
this compromise is still in the air. The
democrats had a meeting last Sunday
and discussed the altitude but they.
too have their differences. it has
boon predicted :- ht slop. however.
that some ruin-bt .1111» b i will pass
thl s season. . e the impression
h“gonad that tile house bill
will pass t
until the vote is must in the senate.
Senator Tillman declares that he will
push the bill as fast as he can, but‘ ,
even at that it will probably be new; '
oral vodka before the final vote is ‘
taken. several senators. outside of the
Connecticut delegation; expressed
themselves quite freely about the
as one of the closest friends of the
change. sitrprised all.
“MW
m'tnvrra'fiou, .
“I". 3.1 ’ . ‘
{A
senate without amend:
flaunt. but this «aunt ob determined
cell and stated that it was the‘
_ st ion-stional surprise or the see: .
olon. All have incited upon Mr. Melisa ‘
11‘. J. CHENEY as CO Toledo. Obits.
Sold by Druttglsis. 'll’ic.
'l‘ake Hall's Family Pills for coast!
nation.
0—...
STEAM PIPE Tito UP TROLLEY
1 LINE. \
NEW HAVEN. March 23. w'I‘he on
lira trolley survico in this city was
tied up'for an hour yesterday as the
mull of the bursting of the main
slcnm pipe in the Grand Central power
station, While the iii boilers in the
basement were sending steam through
the main pipe a nipple on the pipe
blow off and the ten men in the bass
inept narrow! escaped being seriously
11111111111. The work of fixing the broken
lpe ins dlilleuli. and followed the
rowing of the tires .
1111333 iii a.
. minted. and the _
the not of that)“ enough
‘ “iii?" in
We will give One Hundred 110111111”
: Constitutional Cl”
I m“
:LAtMs COMPANY wso A FRAUD
Waterbury Judge Dooidsd That
Brooklyn Drug Store Was Right.
WATERBIIRY March 33.--in tho
llstritt tuurt yt-stcrday judgment M
be defendant to rccov or her costs 11113
1111111 b1 the jury which heard the
1111111 of the Johnson County Smlngs
Bunk against 1111-1: C. Walker proprie
:or of the Brooklyn Drug 8111mm
torncy l .l 0' Nicll xtppcart'd for titt~
nulntlff and Attor'uc) 1111‘ Cat'tuodv.
:lcfandunt.
The plaintiff ”tight to collect on
four notes aggrcgutlng 3200 given in
the defendant to the Pulitun Munufuc
uring Company of Iowa. ha. in which
place the pluinilffs bank in also slltua
1d. Former Alderman Robert Walker
manager of the Brooklyn Drug Store.
:oid in detail how the notes happened
to be given. He said an agent of the
Puritan (lonmany in 1904 had sold him
what he said wow H karat gold thins
tut which on investigation proved to
in nothing lntt brass.
The Walkers refused to pay notes
m the ground that tho company was
a fraud The verdict of the jury sits
talus thelt action
GET THE RIGHT KIND.
If you are ttonbled with lilies and
ain't find 11 cure, try Witch Hazel
Salvo but be sure yott set that made
3113. C. Dchtt & 00.. Chicago. It
iiiy the or.lxlnal if you have used
Witch Hazel Halve without being re
loved it is probable that you got hold
if one of the many worthless counter-
'oits that are sold on the reputation
1f the genuine Ichltt s Witch Hazel
311119.3qu by] The Clifford 11111111
macy. ,N
SOFT COAL PRICES ADVANCE.
CHICAGO March 28 .~—Soft coal
prices. ttrp advancing daily in Chicago
in view of the molar: fooling among
coal dealers that a strike in tho bitu-
minous regions at least is 1.01 lain
'I‘horc was little western soft coal
to be had in Chicago yoatctwday
The price has advanced from ti. lo
11 ion to 81.60 11 ton willtlu the last
few days.
W.‘
TORTURE BY SAVAGEB.
"Speaking of the torture in which
some of tho stivsco tribes in the Phil-
ippines subject their captives reminds
mo of the intense suffering I endured
list Kidneys " mm W M. Sherman. of
Cashing. M0. “Nothing helped me no
tics of which completely cured ma."
Blood disorders and Russia; and that.
turns the weak minivans to robust
health.
thank orwallt 11 it). P. Woodhull-1
1 it. waists: Price 5011.112?
WQHOIBTtfl A TLOR DOES TO’
SEATTLE; W . ‘Ihroii 23.11-
Dr. Frances .1. old dof the First
5 like.
has been i 11 call
yoliulgch
scoop pinned
. o cured early today at (lumen. ind
0‘ macy.
for three mmubstrom inflammation of . 7
111‘ 1 11111111 llllcetrlc Bitters. three but 1 ‘
“it: Worcester. 1
by '
of .
1 m L ‘1 Y Y 1
Shore abdoiiiiubis Southern.
CLEVELAND 0. “March 23. ”(Mb
‘1lals of the Lake shore and Michigan
Southern Railroad have received re1
ports of 11 serious freight wreck which
1‘ rue freight trains were involved in
.‘the wreck. An cast bound freight con-
taining 11 number of cars of livestock.
hopped for Width and was run into
by a second train. demolishing many
cars and lillllns a lame number of
1101111 Sons~ of tho wrecked cats wcto
thrown over on to the west pound
t1 oak and were run into by a third
freight train
. it in reported that live railroad em
ployss were injured The wreck is
one of the most serious front a finan
cial .wiowucint that the mild hits 1111
pcrlcnced in some time.
WONDERFUL BUT TRUE.
'it is a fact that more people are be-
ing cured by the use of Cornoila'Klti
soy and Bladder (lure. of diseases of
those organs than by any other remo
dy before the public. Try it and be
convinced that there is nothing claim
on for it. that it will not do. Sold by
(llcndcnlng and Company. Norwalk;
all drug stores. South Nowalk. Price
bi) cents. ' '
STANDARD OiL LAUNCH SEizED.
Looted by Chinese Pirates New Can.
ton Yesterday.
HON KONG. March 23.-A launch
owned by the Standard Oil Company
was sch/.1 1d and looted by pirates nt'at
(‘ inton yesterday.
’ The piratics uncured a monitor of
Wiuchvstt'r rifles and a thousand
mantle of ammunition.
'ibc ‘ilniicd Staffs gunboat Culloa
is proceeding to the scene of the pi
1111.11 ~
The caulioat is attached to the As-
lnlic fli‘t-f and is commanded by Lit-111.
Robert W. liontlcrsou.‘ She is of siccl
having a displacement of 200 tons and
carries six nuns. Shr- hits the speed
or ton knots an hour.
(3111111111 in the vicinity of which thc
launch was attacked. 111-111' the tuouth
of iht.~ West, River in the province of
Kwnugiung. is the grout seaport .of
Stilllllt'l‘il (Thins.~
The best safeguard against head.
ache. constipation and liver troubles is
lh'Wilt's Little Early lilscrs. Keep
a vial of those famous little pills In
tin1 house and take a dose at bed than
when you tool that the stomach and
bowels nccd cleansing. They don‘t
gripe. Sold by The Clifford Phar-
macy. "
WAITER ARRESTED.
li.-\l{'i‘l-‘tiltli. March 2:l.—-~F‘ran-k
liilio, a 11'nitcr5 arrested on a charge
of violating a postal law. was arruizn~
0d lwftn'c linilcd Status (lonnnissiouti'r
Marvin. yesterday. It Is alleged that
Dillo sent through the mails pictures
which wow so infct'lor to what. was
prontisud that they wore fraudulent.
The principal complainant against him
was Arthur H. Parsons, of lirisiol.
Commissioucr biarvin hold Dillo for
thc term of the lulled States District
Court. opening May 22.
was furnished.
A SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
The cures that stand to its credit
make ilucklun's Ara-ion Salve a sclcu-
ilflc wonder. lt curcd E. R. Mallard.
lecturer for. tho Patrons of Huaban~
dry. Waynesboro, Pa. of a distressing
case of Piles. It heals the worst
Burns. Sores. Rolls. Ulcers. Cuts
Wounds. (‘hilblaius and Salt Rheum.
iny 2’11: .1t I17. H. l'fllaxiers South Nor-
walk and E. P. Weed‘ s. Norwalk drug
stores
FOURTEEN neonates astow
ZERO.
WINSTED. March 23.-——ch111.1'kable
weather for gentle spring struck this
vicinity early today and at 5:30 o'clock
the official thermometer in Burrvlllc.
a few miles distant. registered it dc-
grecs below new. It was the coldest
day there of the prcscnt spring and
the into winter. in Winsted the ther-
mometer was 4 below zero and in Nor-
folk t‘tnd vicinity it registered any-
where from six to eight below. about
5: till o‘clock. The lccmen ate looking
boom and figure on putting in an [in
rll ctop
W
DON'T GET THE HABIT.
indigestion in touch of 11 habit. Don't
get the habit. Take a little Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure after 11111111; and you
will quit belching. 1111111113. Dalpltstlnx
and f10wnlng.Kodol digests what
you eat an makes the stomach sweet.
Kodol is a borough digeslant and will
afford relief from any disorder due to
imperfect tllzcstlon or mal- assimilation
0f food. Sold by The Clifford Phil:
' 0
WESTERN PACiPlC TERMINAL.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 23.-——'i‘lic
Western Pacific has concluded the
purchase of extensive terminal facili-
ties in this city in the vicinity of
Ninth and Folsom streets On this pro
party will lie 1111111111 a museum and
Weight terminal for its branch line.
which is to extend down to 131111 does
and other towns.
this property is said in be $4,100,000.
$3 000 000 to put illu terminals in pro
per shape. '.
(literati end by if. if. Baxter. '
A cash bmttl '
The price paid for ‘
It. is catimatcd it will cost an extra '
and has been made under his per-
sonal supervision since its infancy.
Allowno one macaque 11011111111111.
All Commie, limitations and “J ’f are bull
Monumental that trifle with and endanger this health of
Institute and (‘lbildroo—Exporienco again“: Experiment.
What ‘ CASTORIA
Celsius-in is chemists madam for
got-lo, Drops and Scouting Syrups. If“ wont. It
contains neither Opium. Mbrphiiiii fills- otqi
08 WW1!
substance. [is age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and alloys h‘evorisbness. It cures Biennium and Wind.
Colic. It rollovoo Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flattflency. It assimilates the Food. regulates the
submit and novels. giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea—Tito Mother’s mood.
cannula cAsTomA itwave
/ field's the Signature of
1111‘ 11111111111111 11111111111111
Iii Use For Over 30 Years.
~1312111111
‘ L)
11111.11...
is ALWAYS IN SEASON: THAT'S WHY WE TALK CARPETS, MAT-
TINGS, OIL CLOTHSi LINOLEUM8.,PORTIERS AND LACE CURTAINS
ALL THE YEAR ROUND. W‘E ALWAYS HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY OF
HOME DECORATIONS, BUT THE LINE WE WILL DISPLAY THIS SEA-
SON WILL GO AHEAD OF' ANYTHING. EVER SHOWN BY US, AND WE
HAVE REASONS TO BELIEVE IT W ILL th AHEAD OF ANY SIMILAR
LINE EVER SHOWN lN THIS ViCiNlTY.
a fins . °
r‘a-rf Notht fdtin Mt. " Sodth“:fiorwfik.‘com.
All id of Fresh and Salt Meats C amid
Goods. old. at lowest poSsilile prices. '
Stricllu Flesh 151105.16’1'01251:
FRESH NATIVE KILLED Q‘QUABS ....................... . .
GET THEM TO ORDER.
75: PAIR
o y I _
muccssson 1'0 JACOB 1e lite-.1 ..
as WASHINGTON STREET. Phone min-a.
A11 dance of Satisfaction is
Worth a Ton of Talk.
We reverse matters—~giv you")
ounce of talk—Aunt enough 0 attract
your attention and a ton of satisfac-
tion. 0111' coil is good to basin with.
properly “picked," iron from Iloto.
screened free from dues and small im-
purities: secondly. wcl housed and
handled in our yards; 111111111, will
full weight and at the lowest price
the market will permit. Give us I
trial order.
lilo Dtlnlrl Koodil 1.1111 Co.
- Suvlew Ave. East Nor-walk.” Ct.
Hm.
Tel
Branch Offices—Bridge Drug Store.
Washington street bridge; tours
Stationery Store, Railroad Ivonne.
AND 61.111111. dust as cumin 5*:
EYES iliiliili
OM11 one 11111111111. s lsoltnf alumnus tit. mi to m s is
when”. .losobs‘ or’o Wholly to blame. Woiiitf lt'iiot be mil to its,"
sokaon.
IT"! I" 3.1.5
and at. Misti; f' ‘1 1t '1.
Norwalk Chronicler