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IAIIIES'
v Spring Suits.
tallering and
. proved style
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o be Well dressed “ls required
circles these days and it you
enotmweii, we all know what
{ITS X will say y. ‘
‘ hose who have wealth order
ow if these folks buy their
clothing this way why shouldn’t
the general masses have the riv-
, Here we open an ac-
. I,.,,count and you select your suit and
I' - pay us in small payments.
A handsome gathering of the
I best and most attractive styles in
the standard In every detail. Every
garment a model of the most tips ,1
from.................$810539 , .
ATTIIA'IITIVE Eliill JACKETS.
, The Ladies’
ringbone ts thoroughly up to date.
Cut in pleasing design, side gores
font and back. sleeves trimmed
lth overlaid panel. Other Covert
Jackets equally fashionable. Prices
Strom.................$6 to $|5
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then take 30 to 90
In fact they 0 at
SMART SIIITS.
The materials. the
the trimmings, are
em: -
The prices range
Jacket of Tan Her-
iIIII VEIIT IIIIIIIEIIIEII
most people pay their
opening accounts.
in the superiority and
to make good.
110 oi the Vanderbilt Family
II: ills Troubles to Iutige
I, Mooieiy titan Raised
, ' when and Radishes tlntil
lions interfered at Westport
‘ Harlem
The eccentricities of William S. V1111
erbilt Allen, member of the 401i.
diluent III the NeWport colony and
. :‘tist whose work appeared in such
lion at Harper's, Scr'ibnor‘ s
Mtl'opolltan magazine for n1
principal part of the testimony
11,0. given yesterday in the
suit of Mr. Alton vv.
i the “firemen 3:11.111...
, in the Superior (111111 Iw
Ergo r and a jury. Mr AI-
. t he was illegally and
,getplrtetl in the sonitmlum.
tiles Judson, representing
retired the witness many
Hardin! Iris habits at the
home of the answers
edtntors. At one time
Id be had an attendant
him because he became
outing too many prunes.
he was locked up for
it. he be was accused
, bi ornamentoltroos
trust. there was 11
mddn which occupied It
, is time. Ho raised
ties and lettuce. He
ltt'od that he never reis-
they didn't go very well.
does asked him if he
the method for putting
in a collar so that they
tried In 'vtintor. Mr.
in; raised cucumbers and
pickle barrel and tried
1‘."th they didnt go
‘ trouble was made
her oi onto which in
ocellnr where the
11111111111. There was
ihttbs baptist-lino who
ditto was accustomed .
o room. Whenever
tenuous he turned
.' :He 1111911
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Mo lot and con-
shallots. 1111,1111
flair ,
rous buried In llllil spoiled l'nu 111p,
t:1bles.Anotl11~I Tll'ili" oi the urtisr‘ s
which Attorney .Iuduon asked about
was IIH! t'ontr'ivr‘rnt'o by which the wiII
ness thought he could paint in winter.
A put-III curt.surl1 as petlrilor's new, bus
wheeled Into «Ionrt and ITIIIUIIIIINI as
on exhibit
“'l)idn t you design plans for putting
a glues case on this tall. planing n
stove in Ii and have it. wheeled to any
part of the grounds so that you could
get into it and paint landscapes?"
The artist admitted that he. had sub-
mitIerl the plans.
Another matter which Attorney .‘Iud
«In wanted cleared up was the amount
of tho artist’s wardrobe. ‘
"Didn't you have, at thut time till
pairs of pants and 40 pairs oi Elmo's?"
“Not then. I might have had sev-
eral yours before that."
Then the witness was asked it it war.-
uot a favorite pastime of his to go
into Westport to a clothing store, or-
der :1 large number of shirts and l‘OI
turn them the next day. Mr. Allen
remarked that ho might have ordered
tour or live shirts III 11 time, but ho
had to have :1 change. lie suid that
01'. Roland sometimes disagreed with
him regarding the pattern or the shirts
which he chose. The doctor also dis-
Ipprovetl of the style of huts which
the artist worn. Attorney Judson
wanted to know ii the witness didn't
go around the grounds of the sanitar-
lum with the sleeves of his shirt. cut
oil at, the elbow. “We." said the wit
nous. "i made polo shirts out of
Illillll.”
"lint you worort't- playing
then?" asked the lawyer.
The artist declared that III ewpori
the polo shirt was worn a are t deal.
'i‘lton Attorney Judson asked about Al
isn‘s social position. The ‘wltness said
he was one of the fashionable group
at Newport, very close to the 400.
“Where you on the edge of society or
in the 400?" eekmi the lawyer.
"i thought l was one or them." was
the modest reply.
All these questions were asked for
the purpose of bringing out tho incl
that Allan wusn 't troniud badly in tho
sonitnrium but was allowed to indulge
In every wish. One patient sold to in,
a tripod of the n'rti'tit, was inquired
about particularly. The man was said
to be a highly intellectual page on. who
was tuitin treatment for the" orpblrtv
habit. AI .or‘noy Judson trio’d to make
Allen admit that he was very friendly
with the patient. whose name was Dr.
Foster. “He was the only one in my
class there." said the witness. “but we
were not intimate. We discussed liter»
cry celebrities once in 11 while. But i
didn't go around with men much. i
preferred to he alone." '
This Dr. Pinter was the some per-
mambo kept thesis cuts in his room-
Afterward the doctor was token to.
polo
Middletown 1111 11 patient. but when he ’
hurl been titers a short dine who they
"tinted one or the physicirtns In the
nstittttiou. , . .
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iii limpet"
10 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Experience has taught us that
that's why we are so libéral In
Now and then
one forgets to pay but he'd theex— I
ceptlon. We take a natural pride
our garments. We insist upon , , _
high grade garments such as will I
wear and give satisfaction.
suit doesn’t wear consistent with
the price paid we are always glad
' , MEII'S STYLISH SIIITS.
very attractive and nobby are ,, ,_,1
our Mens Suits. 0f the proper ‘7
length cut in Spring fashion ahd
I modeled after the accepted styles.
Very worthy garments every one
and Union Made 100. This issures
protection against sweat shop
garments. Select your suit now ,
and pay weekly. Prices from I 1, I, ‘2
$7 in $25. I
MEN’S SPRING 1111111111111 '1.
A very fine assortment of spring
overcoats, correct in every partic-
lar and detail and representing a
high standard of irtness and finish.
Simply open an account and.
ps,weekly............$m m
I TIIII.
bills and
quallty Of a
liar I - .'.
111- 1111111 llllILrlIIill‘ ills only Woi'lt
fillil‘t‘ ho bit the. sanitarlum Iiilllt'dlttl
in the Metropolitan magazine- for May,
itltlii. lt‘rvo drawings for a sketch railed
“Roads 'I‘bat, Land to 'I‘Iru'n.” by
.Iunrr's Barnes. was Ibo total of this
viiort. Allen t'ct-nivm 321311 for those
drawings, which ho made III .lunuury.
liltlii. although they did not appear "11'
Ill this your.
Ht.‘ tIitl 1111:1111 other work for 1110
Metropolitan magazine but the publica-
tion rhunged hands at that time and
he was never paid. The publishers In.
sitiilu’l that he was dead. in i‘urt tho
\lotropolltun magazine- printod 1111 mi
vortisomnn‘t stating that drawings "by
tho lute Vanderbilt Allen“ would 11p»
pour III the next number.
The most elaborate work by Allen
\1'111: 11 portfoliomulled “The Army and
Navy.” published III New York. It is
it very handsome work and tIontuius
runny line drawings on Japan pttpnr'.
During tho entire stay in tho sunl-
turium Allon sald he t'utuplotvtl only
one canvas. He worked a grout 1111111
but didn't complete anything. This
was llI'II‘. in t1 largo mousurn, to the
foot (but the cold Now
Inuto cracked the canvas 11nd provoni~
ori good work. Dr. Rulunti lIIIIIWi‘II
him to use the upper floor of one of
tho outlying buildings for u workuhop
and studio. "lint." HIIIII the witness.
"l was so poor that. i had no lillllt‘ll“
luls with which to paint. I i‘roquontly
wrote to my sister, Mrs. Word. for
points. Only It low of tho lottvru wore
answered. and; although she might
have sent mo points 211 tlmvu I'tlioy
were seldom what i \vnutod.Wl1urt
my sister was in Japan and nt 1111-
oilrer time In Vuut-nuvor she didn‘t
wud me any points."
The witness denied that or unused ,
,xiir ltuluud grout t'orrt'er'n by warning
slippers outdoors in Winter and cut
ting off the tops of rubber 1.11.111. for
summer wonr. Attorney Judson asked
ulru if he didnt refuse to war 11 do!
ler. “Well." said the artist, I didn't
want a collar while I Wits pottoring
among the animation III the garden."
The witness said he was imprisoned
from lllllil to llidli Ito wort wuylnid
rrt Lorohmonl by six mun and rur
rind of! by force; He rornonstiutori.
but it did no good.
Allen is It middle aural man. lid
is rhtbor bold and spooks with n lisp.
His sister. a furthtonnbly Ili‘ouuntl wo
mun, 111111 a number of. her friends.
were in court They listened to the
proceedings with great Interest. 'l‘horo
I11 11 great array of counsel. Allen 1111
represented by John C. Cbuniguilnlu
and Filmer til. (i, . (if the rut of
Bennett 1h Cooley Ii y'ili'uii street New
York. Attorrr titties Judson is the
loading court ii, i? Ettlnnti. ,
recently that there
tutti been It dlittniio
log the lending or letters With trons.
parent trend which will silent loner
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Wham , ,
England ttli- .
In the rule po’jvtirn- ,1
DEEPENING DELAWARE RIVER
\\'1\SIIIN(I'I‘()N. Mny ills—Secretary
'I‘ul'l has complied with Ibo request of
the municipal authorities of l’hiintlel-
phln 11nd loaned them one. of the big—
gest tit-edges handily the army engi-
neot'n to carry forward the work Illliltll‘~
taken by the city of deepening the
channel of tho Delaware Him-1'. ’l‘bis
lii'lIOII was not taken without strong
protest from private interests cotter-ob
ling dredging plants which asserted
that the national government had no
right time to prevent them from so.-
curing romuuorniro work for their
plants. But Secretary 'l‘ui't alter :1
thorough examination hold that al~
though this Dolnwure River work Is
living done at tho expense of l’hllrt-
dolphin which I11 fact In expending
about. 3760.000 on that score, the pro-
ject is really one for the good or the
whole country and thus the national
gtht‘l‘tillii‘iil is properly interested in
its success.
POSTMASTER ROBBED.
(l. W. Fonts, Postmaster at “Newton.
In. nearly lost his life 111111 was robbed
of all comfort, Itr'I'm'tlIllg to his better,
which hillyti:”71‘Ill 20 years I had
chronic. liver complaint which led to
such It sevoro (’tikt’ ol’ jaundice that
oven my iiiuror nails turned yellow;
when my dortor prescribed llllettrlc
Hitters: which cured Ins and have kept
me well for olvvou yenr”s. Sure cure
for BIIIIOIIMIIIMII, Nonrulgin. Weakness
and all Stomach Liver; Kidney and
lllnritler dorangvruonts. A wonderful
l‘onic. M l‘. H iiuxtor' a. South Nor-
wullr. and E. l’. Wood’s Norwwulk drug,
stores. 50 cents.
LABORERS WAGES RAISED.
SAN FRANCISCO. Mny iti.—-'i‘ho
Mason and Builders’ Association has
ruined the wages or br'iokioyors tend
ln-lckiuyers holpora. Commencing May
21,I11Ickioyern will rot-elm $7 per Illiy tho
of 8 hoursnnd helpers 86 per day. This
111 an advance or one dollar 1: day for
In iritluyots 11nd titty conts tor the
helpers.
in a statement that huh been issuedru
the Builders Association titullitrirs lilo '
supply of this kind of skilled labor
is iundtrrrurrtu to the demand and that
It lulu Irtrutr round necessary to take
action 1111 an inducement. to journey-
man to come and help in rebuilding
the cit ty.
HUNG HEAD DOWN BETWEEN
PM“ if!
it Tim“ «girlie. on? 111. Joseph A. 8th»
9,0 In III-cot can 1
steel 111111131111 the lroIl‘I’Ilo’iI’ets ill
sienna around the shop of Martin
Ingres. .lr., & (iotnpirhy. yesterday. He
not there with media“ dorm help
ions, iot- sotno time. H111 lungs wars
in good order-11nd Humour, iremnd we
most ' I to:
" ’hiill.
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Other Notes of Internet.
I REDDING,’ ‘Moy ill.-No1rotiotions
are practically closed for the purchnso
by M111. J. M. Amory, whose husband
le 11 member of the New York'fiitock
, immense, or the cottage at the Center
"lately occupied by George Read. it
belongs to the estate of it‘. E. Bram:
Last summer Mrs Amory
,housht considerable property in Lone
“town on which she Intends to build.
it she acquires the cottage she will
probably doier building until next
year.
Cinder paths are being made through
the Sunken flower garden which [ester
0. Pooh has laid out upon his grounds
on Sunset Mill. The garden is nont-
iy ball 1111 acre in extent. Mr, Peak
is about to build an extension upon
his horse born. A second pair of
block horses has arrived at the piece
and this summer he will drive 1' or
blocks to his drug. Mr. and it re.
Peck will occupy their residence hero
on May" u5. II
I) s Sanford has somewhat modifi-
ed ths programme of his building opo-
rations and will nonstruct only one
wing upon the Ryan house instead of
two as .1111 originally planned.
The proceeding for 11 conservator
over 'l‘hontns ludwny will be resisted
by him to the utmost, He has on-
gazed It Dnnbury lawyer to help him
and the bearing is appointed for But.
today. next.
The Jonathan Whitehead place will
not be occupied this summer by Mr.
lit'tidluy who recently secured a loose
and port 11.1w option of the property.
instead he will make his residence
with his son, in the Woodrult piece.
Henry Show has rented his horrso
on tile Ridge for the. summer and will
lit up his blacksmith shop for the oc-
cupanty of himself and fumlly.
Mr. and bit-.11 .i. W. Tents of New
York established themselves this
truck in their residence on the Ridge.
.loIIrI drum. is couvnlosolng irom
an attack of pneumonia.
r"i‘hu oroumory 111 the Center is not
in operation this summer.
A pair of fine ponies for I‘I‘od “rings
were brought up horn Bridgeport this
week.
Deputy Sheriff Banks is pulling In
a plote of alfalfa So for none oi
the farmers in town has Huttt'odtd in
satislor'lorlly seeding this very nu.
curtain and very desirable plum.
Lust Saturday John Moh‘lnnus, of
llethol. with a dozen or more helpers
wont to Greenfield to rupture :1 four-
toon your old colt raised by the late
.Ililili‘S Nichols which Ilr‘liI now-1' been
subjected to harnoss'or oven the re-
r'Irnlnt of th” halter. After 11 rather
I'xrllinp time the roll was roped and
taken to llotht'i,
Sui prim has been expressed iltui the
two mlncnllonnl bequests: oi‘ the late
l-ldwin Iiilhurt did not more closely
embody the intentions he had oxprorr
sad in t't,rrr\'t.'1'sriilort. it was well
known that be Intended to usinllllsli.
with :1 llbt'r'ul endowment, a graded
school in Georgetown and Ilittl bought
a trntt of about 711i 111 rm in Rodding
ins n alto for it. spurious grounds for
nthlotic's being 11 feature of tilt Instinct,
Le (hand Baldwin and Peter Patel-
Ion unloved citaiens and brothers In
law, had a lively combat Sunday. llaIdI
win lirod 11 double lInI'I'vlloti shot gun
III the otlror, slightly wounding him.
Then Peterson got Baldwin down and
illiiigt‘d out one of Ills eyes before he.
was pulled away. Complaint was
made but no arrests were occur-
I'd.
~Evorybody's it‘lmId—wllr,
Eclectrlo Oil. Cures toothuolw.
sore throat. llouls outs,
moulds. Stops any pain.
Thomus'
onrnuhe
bruises,
EXTRA SESSION.
Great Quantity of Business in Criminal
Court Makes Changes Necessary.
There are so many important cases
to be tried at the present term of the
Criminal Court. that It is oxpeolotl an
extra session will be bold in June.
which may extend into the month of
July, otherwise It will be over four
months before tin. next term.
.Iudao (loot 1.0 W Wheeler will soon
have to lame to preside at court else
where, but If Judge I‘tulph Wheeler" 11
health continues to prevent his presid-
ing at. the criminal superior court in
Bridgeport, Judge George W. Wheeler
will hold tho extra session in June.
ONLY CURE FORI DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush of New Castle.
Del“ says: "i suffer-oil lor yours with
dyspepsia. used to ltnve great distress
and belching. i tried everything i
could henrfol', but nothing helped me
until i took lirazilluu Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured mt- completely."
For solo by R. H. Pinieted. F‘. H. Bar
tor and The Clifford Pharmacy. ”
NAVIGATION ON THE YUKON.
WASHING'I‘ON. Muy ill.««‘|‘he Post
(.‘Illtio Department bus been advised
IIlIlI navigation will open on the Yu
iron on or about .iuno Ii after which
ditto and until the close or the season
postal service to all ports of the
Yukon including Alaska via. the Yu-
kon will be tthsoultoiy unrestricted
with respect to the classes 9t mail
7111111191: conveys. . .-
its and which his heat!
over 80190.net. Tm home the signature of
. - andhuboenmodenud impor-
, , _ .noonetodeoemyouin this.
To. " militant-“1000” are but;
Exporhne that trifle With and endanger the health of? .
Infants , Children «dimensions against Experiment.
What lsfiASTO... IA
Ontario to a trunnion substitute for 0110011: Oil. Poro-
corio. hoops m1 storm Syrups. It is Plenum. It
contains neither opium Morphine not other Nut-cone
substance. [its age in its guarantee. III destroys Woman
nod alloys Foyer-tenuous; It euros Dial-those: and Wind
06111:. It rollover! Tepthlng 'lt‘roublee, cures Constipation
and Flntnlem It hesitation! the Food, selenium the
. stomach and Bumble. flying thenlthy and natural sleep.
The Children's 1’ Mother’s Friend.
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in Use For Over 30 Years?
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Mormonism. n “uneconomic-whit
THE DIFFERENCE is IN THE
QUALITY.
Gt) where you will for your cool
supply, the price is very much the
sumo; tlrt' Illlioronco In l't‘SllILh‘--Ilt3lil,
oomt'ort, cool bills. tilt-:wrosldos in a.
superior or inferior quality. The ar-
ilolo of fun] to he found in 0111' yards
will successfully withstand the never-
not test. Try it before you place an
order elsewhere ,
The Daniel Keogh C 1111i 60.
- 3’4 Scaview Ave. ’Phona. 548
BRANCH OFFICES.
Leary’s, News Store Railroad Place;
Bridge Drug Store, Washington street
Bridge.
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LUMBER AN D MILL WORK.
Spruce, Hemlock, Chestnu t and Yellow-pine Timber.
A large and splendid assortment of rough and finishing lumber In the
following woods: Spruce, liemloek, White Pine, North Carolina Pine. Call.
fornin Pine, Oregon Pine, Sugar Pine, Alabama Pine, Lurch. Fir, Red Cedar.
White Cedar. Elm. Ash, Oak, Maple. Cypress, Chestnut, Sycamore, Black
Walnut, Mahogany, Cherry, Bass-wood. White Wood and Liginum-vltue.
We keep in stock and make to 0rd or doors. sash. blinds, mouldings. in-
terior house trim. porch columns, bninstors, stair newt-ls and rails. window
and door screens. shop jabbing and cabinet work done. Sawing, pinning and
turning. Ordinary ladders ond extension Iradtltvi's. 1': it. to 32 it lengths.
"Rainbow." “Bird" and "Buckskin" Sheathing Papers, i, 2 and 3 ply tnr
paper. "Amntito."“Amazon," "Ct'onolltu" and "Lincoln" rooting. “ Key-
stone" and “Acme” huir insulator for (It'xtft'llillg and wat‘IrztlI.
Water Street. '1‘clophorws—-Yard, 46', Mill, 46-3., South Norwalk.
certs BEN Ports
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