"' «slim. to Roll
titties drag
diihdudia‘
«‘1
hl'llfel.‘ blues of
"0011’s
'1‘ .
.[
mill
.n
t8.
V
in? hanghni.
3 “$.11. .
'1?”
1-
contains no Om
TIVE
Ind harmless remedy for
W.Whooping Cough,
, initialize and all Lung
and Bronchial affections. Mothers praise the
[digits favorite Kennedy's Laxative Honey
or
990de some
. w of l. conic?!" A c
lmunfllldnraufi} ; ,1,
}rd Pharmacylund the Bridge Pharmacy.
Militia 5.0008 condo-Closrlou.
human. a. .I-Alm' 11-»... S
x A
. . Al
rile Tor-
WWfivmm April 12.-—Te-
”W Where from V twenty
no district report
are growing woflle.
mun' . em and pen e
VV . .. ' overtour million ol-
is " , ‘ “end-the stuns neoelved
‘1 .‘1 :11 sources total half a
m gall-rs; including the summer
on» air way here from America. The
1 .l . . Viceroy and governor telegram
y to the American consul,
. their thanks for the re-
_ yin: that it is dissipating
/ , 'éhaoptiment which ani-
missionaries with the
Chinese overseeing
thiili'fl. The steamship companies are
turn thing free transportation for the
supp “intended for the su ffmra.
Alibi“! housand famine sufferers
are :omulo ed in building dams and
canald’to prevent a recurrence of the
YALE STUDENTS ARRESTED.
. t , . . . . -, independ-
. new 1”th April 11,4 “.0 ”.9 died and Seven and in the
do men‘closely identified with l students living in Lake Place in this Elmer] F71 the gfl‘léedflgt‘ltei the One]
l were arrested last evening and an '9‘ Mfsiglited’l- - V
charged with using a rifle from the '
l . . ROLLiN S. WOODRUFF.
,windows of their room and (gigging; By H is Excellency's command,
in court THEODORE BODENWEIN,
the rubber industry of theUnited Sta‘ i cityV
tell hove been expecting that the ill-
terests of the trade would be consoli~
dated ever since the announcment Was .
mad last summer that (301. Samuel P. a perry in the neighborhood. Secretal‘
Colt. of Bristol. President of the llnit- iihis morning both of them testified g y‘
ed States Rubber Company. and the 1 that the rats had so multiplied in their .
Ruhbcrincighborhmm that the noises of their ~
cutawallling and fights created a uni- CASTOR IA
sauce in the neighborhood and absolu-
; lely prevented
ring by the bullets persons
principal stockholder of the
Goods Manufacturiu
' acquired extensive f d .
ands in the Congo region. rom sin y all. hm!“
. Announcement Of the merger of the . Aftcr a great deal of humorous ‘it‘illl- rot mm“ “a 0
all? ilia Kill You it t magma
Company, had
rubber companies was made here to-
It is understood that the stocklcosts, the latter being 83.32.
' of the Rubber Goods Manufacturinglconviction they
Company will soon be lilpridated and ‘ Wrilm for permission in us.- a rli'lc W. _
payment of dividends on the common .on the cats. ilnl‘ were refused on the Signatnflof
.ground that he lid no )fl\V9l‘ to grant , _ . j .
any .the use of firearms as algairlst the city - mw‘w ”"7“”
molly they Were each fined 81
. , V .. r . i‘
.lskrd (‘ililt of lolicl new!”
stock discontinued.
The United States Rubber Comp
and the Rubber Goods Manufacturingfordlnnncc.
are'notcompdmora, the products ot'g
lhe two companies being of such a (lit, l
ferent nature that the corporations lhad so her
have been able to maintain a profita-
ble cooperation
“laminae persons, are suturing
equate supplies of food and.
ion are nearing starvation.
“,1qu Lupe committee at
“PNEUMONIA’S DEADLY WORK
Iously affected by
right not Suit.
Hung." writes Mrs. Fannie Connor, of
WATERBURY, April l.‘i.—-A suit. Who are alleged to have broken jail
Route 1. Georgetown. Tenn. ’01‘ 310.000 was yesterday institntcd‘at (tireegzlch, R(.1 i.,blm;t)enlght,s:er; lluw as iws about u, take ills
co h . n I t against Charles E. Houdiey. whose can are were to ay y puty erl
ug ed conti uouaynlgh and accounts at the New England Mutual Blivena.
Life insurance company's local office Henry
are being investigated. by Mrs. Sarah Archie Branlt.
M. Donaldson, superintendent of bthe’iim colored.
’ ' . i-louthma 'd Homc, from whom he arr
.rm case proved to be the only leal mm“ solar.- ‘7'000 a year ago without STOMACH AN%RLég
Whn ll lber . tieclllfity- The insurance company was _ ~ .
.. terly fail. 1,03 mi), :tlll willol‘lliel‘llliahgi, ”mm,“ in the ,m'nfi. suit. . l Orlno laxative i-iuii Syrup cures.crll union
tie against lung and throat troubles (Mill‘s upon the ordt'l‘u 0! Mayor
with New Discoverygtbe ,repl fame.
13,—Eddic Guaranteed by l“. H. Baxter,
Norwnik_ and E, P. Weed. Norwalk.
)3:3n;tlrug§lsifl. 506 and 81.00.
éfiottt at they find the bod~
anglerers bloata and that
cemturn green or black as re-
finished... ,The people. are
the hmwldg'crolguror food.
norm, , ud dead
‘fiti ”corpses are seen
dside. Probably five
, . 90!?“ are dying daily from
_ KODOL For Dyspepsia clears
stomach and makes the breath as;
KODOI. is sold bl‘
'drugglsts on a guarantee relief plan.
it conforms strictly to the National
Pure Food and Drug Law.
The Cliflord Pharmacy and Th
} ~titiiyf‘p’fi'ié El: for food have Pb
day and the neighbors' prediction——
consumption—seemed inevitable, until
l my husband brought home a. bottle of
.Dr. King‘s New Discovery, which in
sweet all a» rose.
Sold by t cough cure and restorer of vverrkfnore
e Brillum . lungs."
. m up! 'll] is beglning
, - , " .’ 'Nerary madc graves
beénrifled of the bodies and par-
aiiexch‘englng th'r children to
CHILD KILLED BY A TRAIN.
NEW BRITMN,
Teffs, aged 10 years and six months i
was almost instantly killed at
O'clrllcck yegtlerdav afternoon1 3n! .
ra road. e boy had can 0 tin {a i .. _
titerfs dinner to the Malleable lrot‘fiECENT ARRIVALS 0F
Works and was returning home on lln .
tracks when he stepped out of the Why
of a freight train only to be struck
by the dinkev .oonu
_ lemy, who «has been acting as guard
Tm" M}. of the bodyof Charles at Handler. and and chronic con
alive Fruit Syr
ed wl rhc policc department. went on 01‘ gripe and is _
lake. ’ Refuse substitutes.
.. ' DE! Store-and, Clifford l’lmrmncv.
' The his a ‘1
deter. the relief committee re.
po ' ,1 will save one ‘life until the har-'
, June 25. and $10,000,000 is need-
} .Thewhdlc-amount cannot be rais-
» ’ China. it is suggested that it
‘ w, d thrown to cable money to the
_ rioaut consul here. James
R era, as supplies can be purchased
VESMLS.
April l2. ~~~~~ Slcamcr La
Savoic. “twin {or New York. was in
,communicatio'p by wireless with the
t Sable .isiltnd ,when the was
flag that. point at. 4 n. m.
N EW YORK,
n; in from Plain
The boy'ri skull was crushed
in about fifteen » .ml rues *bly dock abou
... _...i. _ . .... q
9' “”3 PM“? P sea tit thnr and unfit the last.
war Dt‘oba- 3 "n ”5’ '
t. 4 p. m. Saturday. .,
s.- ble. For a great many years doctors
Saturday allay Specials
a; ,.
70 d A. nition.
.Us sell-rues.
a: well no.9! theprcsent‘:
1,}. i newnanoupwvzss ‘
M
"' By 9"Spccials‘fi‘wc' mean good scamble'm‘erc‘hindis‘epat less
than regular prices. We make it an iron-clad rule—that items ad-
vfigtised for Saturday and Monday's selling, conform with the above
it
‘ e requirements of Saturday and Mon-
‘fidSpec’ials-g—and each means not only,savings, BUT BIG, GEN-
$.11“ items below meet th
'Don’t‘kt anythin deter your visiting this store on one or both
eligible” days. Read ‘each' of these items with thoughts of the future g
this year, and those who have
made-purchases are looking again.
Watch this Sale of Ladies‘ Waists
Ladics’ $r Waists,
good quality White Lawn, halid-
isomely trimmed, front of embroi- ‘1 '
pccial to; Saturday and
s Elnora} SATURDAY AND
, f . . D . .
Ladics’ $1.50 Waists, made with
front of embroidery and panel of
inserting down front, pleated
back, short sleeves, trimmed col-
lar and cuflfs. Special sale price
for Saturday and Monday,
strap, heavy leather corners. best
leather handles.
ii‘orlllcrly sold
for $1.75. For Saturday and Mon-
LADIES’ LQNQ GLOVES.
Three'Extra Special Offerings.
Ladies” $3.25 Along Gloves, 3-4,
length, TGlace Mousuet‘aims, in
V tan, 'vvh'ith and“ black. Special cut
priCe for Saturday and Monday,
' Special attraction at this time of
the year in this stock is the Mat-
ting Bag, 24 inch, with straps.
CVCF'VQ \\'§l.\'.
Price for Saturday and Monday.
regular size Trunks. special cut
prices for Saturday and Monday,
SATURDAY AND MONDAY
SIPEVClALS IN CANDY.
30¢ Cliocolatcs..Chat‘ii‘piou asst.
pound, 19¢.
dard makes of Choco-
glatos, Honey Blow, ' Mapicines,
1 Chocolate Chips, Marshmallows.
Ladies” $3.75 Long Gloves, cl-
bow length Glace Mousquctaires,
in tans, White and black. For Sat-
urday and Monday. ’
jade upward. ‘" 'L ‘
'1 and Fancy, in _ the
_e at bargain prices:
its, sale price $1.50
.aaie’ p ‘ce $2.25
a . n'rWAtsm .
Shirt..Wais-lts~«in the
file. ___Th'e‘sé are unques-
3%: most remarkable
{bargains that has yet
.“Every one has been
_V_ pleases! “with our line
Ladies’ IG-biitton length Mi
ese Lisle Silk Gloves, in greys,
modes, black and white. Special»
for Saturday and Mo ‘
‘ ‘ several physicians without any benefit.
A pound. 19c.
15c Molasses Peppermints, the
SPECIAL " r
OFFER NGS
‘ ‘ ' ‘ good kind; Cocoan‘ut Balls,
IN TRUNKS nub sacs.
Over 50 styles to cheese from.
We make them as one of the.
epecial attractions f
advanced stages ‘ll lung trouble}? Fol-
} and heal; the lungs and prevents ser-
, old fashion Cocoa-
atitutes. Pia Wit D
or Saturday Clifford PM .
Special, me as:
(erred 1
it
May 3rd.
State of Connecticut, '
_. Rollin 8. Woodru‘ff, (lovcruor.
‘ A Proclamation:
hereby appoint Friday. May 3, one
thousand nine hundred and seven, as
Arbor and Bird Day. 1 recommend
that the day be, devoted by our people
as their opdortunities permit to the
plainting of trees and shrubs and
vines.
Besides the grateful benefit of a
slate and its communities blessed with
abundant forests, the future material
value of such property should lead to
observance of the day appointed. The
teachers of our schools are urged to
impress upon their pupils the lesson
inn] is akin to love of human kind.
of Our lord One Thousand Nine Hurl-
.,.,.‘4
sueo For. ' $10,000.
Waterbury Man Defendant in Import-
Wlliiam E. Thomas superintendent, of
Police George M. Bench insisted upon
another man, not. in any .way connect-
duty ill his plncc last night.
There is more Catarrh in this sec.
tion oflthe,.cotlntry than all other dis-
few years was supposed to be incura-
pronounced Vi} a local disease and
prescribed local remedies, and by con«
ltnntiy failing to core with local treat-
ment," pounced it incurable. Science
has pro ,catar‘rh to be a Cflfifiillll~
“19.71111 (ll Vnnrl therefore requires
Joustitut a treatment. Hall's Ca»-
‘nrrh Clare; nnlrfaotured by F. .l.
ilhcnegd’rcd “Toledo. Ohio, is the
from 10 drdpqto u neaspoonful. it acts
directly on'tlte blood and mucous aur-
fueca of the system. They offer one
ials.
potion.
YORK. l'n., April land silk mill
merger with a. capital of $2,500,000.
was announced here today. The merg-
er thus far includes the York and
Monarch Mills in this city. and mills
in Clllliale. Fleetwood, Kutmtown and
Roynfidsville. this state. The pur’cll~
user is the American Silk Manufactur-
lng Company of New York. Pliuls are
under way for the merging of tllirty
mills. principally in Pennsylvania. 1..
G. Collins. manager of the York Silk
Mill, will be general manager of the
new corporation. Ii. W. Bennett and
Company, bankers of New York, are
the organizers of the new company.
No bond issue will be made by the new
corporation. it will have $10,500,000
seven per cent. preferred stock, and
”2.000.000 common stock,
"Good for everything a salve is used
for and especially recommended for
Plies." That is what We say about De.
Witt’s carbolized Witch Hazel Salve.
That is what twenty years' of usage
has proven. . (let the original. Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy The Bridge
Pharmacy. _ "'
FOUR HUGE ICEBERGB. V l
NEW YORK, ‘Aprll id.-—-l~‘nur huge
lccbcrgs. one of which resembled a i1
church ill general appearance with a.
lofty steeple-like pinnacle towering 300 l
feet above the surface of the son, were
sighted off the Grand Banks of New-
foundland by the \iaderlnud. which ar-
rived berc today from Antwerp and
Dover after a. rough passage; .
1
OURED HEMORRHAGES OF T,HE
LUNM. 1 .3
“Several years since my lungs were
so badly affected that I had many,
hemorrhages," writes A. M. Ahe,.of
Wood, Ind. .."thoolr treatment ., with
i then started to take Foley's Honey
and Tar, and my lungs are now as,
sound as a. bullet. i recommend it in1
ey's Honey and or stops‘ilie’ioduithi
thus results from a cold. Refuse a th-
rug Store and
earthen" it "an: the cameos-l
‘ IR .
BERLIN, April 12.—-Among Emper-
' or W1 item‘s a fist luncheon today.
. were: Vpard, . manhood dihafilan‘
composer; Minus: Ni u. .
garlic» ,th‘: French composerdnnd the
. r n o . . ,
“1 mWM «l
hills 79nd
a
i
99 the latter. .‘i _,VV V
‘,M' inf x
,. . ,, , iii
um Immune ’
iapatch Company,
NEW] GHAEANS. April ureraoi-d.
Hag t'o arcfibloggarln rennin-ll by the of-
_ ‘ cnsolulutillal
in accordance with th( statutes 1 here. ”(‘3um Manudl .
Hondrus, has surrendered to the Ni-' ‘
carguen forces. The cablegrnm came?
from Managua, Nicaragua. and was
signed by President Jose 6. Zelaya.
No details were given other thin
that Boniila surrendered
. ices received here yester-V
beautiful landscape that comes to a ““5" however, were ‘7 "‘9 effect ”1‘"
Bonilln had been “bottled up" in the
port of Amapnla ever since he made
his sensational flight from Cholutccu.
laxative Cough
pleasant New
suggested by this proclamation and to “‘9‘” 11““ mothers give it hearty co-
‘ stimulat . i i em a love of our son
9““ blrds.‘ 'ghenklpidness to bird and anig- drives out the mid throush the bow- 3“
“19)“; hllnde in. strict. cantbrmlty
.Given under or hand and seal of ““3 .
the State at the ’Ca'pitol at Hartford. mended and sold by The Clifford Phar-
l'" this twelfth day of April in the year
Friday. ”a
,lmss
F
illltll Company . '
0"
yesterday.
doraement. Contains no opiates, but
to prose
00d and iirngs law. Recom- wrtlo
mic! and The Bridge Pharmacy, 0 "‘3 ‘
WOODBUIY HOTEL MAN DEAD.
WOODBURY, April 12.~—Levl
Vrtis, a Well-known hotel man, died
‘ at his home today after an i
a year‘s duration.
lineal-l ot
years old and since 1882 had conduct» pmyid ‘3‘ Ml
ed the Curtis House.
was a prominent hatter in Danbnry. sub
but gave up that business and came which enrow
to this town twenty-five years
living here ever since.
widow and four children.
served in the Civil War. being a mem- I ”10 Gr ofore
her of the 28th Regiment, Connecticut l vestign 9 11’“ ron, who fell at i cherries, honest and rel'
*Wm—
VBIOR THAT COLD
or it may result d Amneulrlonia. lira-i who is “33- on a base or six ll
ailian Billm‘irlli‘n in: up colds when», “
at. without exception. l Willi ”H'tion decanted member“
. _ 1400 bottles. The Clifll
ford, ‘Bluter'arnnd Bluiated's.
BREAKERS ARRESTED.
13.—-'l‘hrce mcll
ever tried, all
”; NOTi ‘Erected by month . , _ . »,.
1' in your househis lg; to
. . w ance to your en ,a SINESB AGAIN.
colds an- "‘3 DONG 3 8' let anyone instal sue lands thought I was
. bayonet thleVlfll‘Jd. on
standing every brauc lgeation, nervousness
ability." mules : A. .
' eadwell, N. Y., “and when
, if there .was noVVhope left,
snarled to try Electric. Bit-
I rejoice to savtthat they lire
. I am now not «business
: of old. and am 8 ll
‘ Belt tonic medicine one
teed by F. ii. Baxter. south
. .Weed. Namely...
They gave their names iltdllls a an
Wright, William Congdou auditioning.
Wright and Congdoujt’liifford L“:
l
stomach and liver troubles as it aids l of Miner 1'
digestion. and stimulates the liver and l The nurn 0-
bowells witllllout irritating
the removal of Supcrnumerury Officer 880k Ike-pl B and ordinary "
- it cures digestion and/sick headache l 400 are fr ‘3 Mg:
.these or-;Vhavc left 0.
cathartics. ' walkout i
Btipntldn. Orino Lax-laud the I”; il 1
up doeahot .nuuseate Calumet. 9 Ch 1 '-
mild and pleasant to
'Plnlsted‘s
'»
u
Mommivehqd
“hvuoauy it“
make ontological?!”
f ' Hint it is easily “"32;
on: one. AND ”.00.
v
' . llilpuuueur To,“
. l ~1-
e" Trial Dedication Exercif
l motery, Thi‘
,4“; WASHINGTON.
.8 ex- lolahorate military?
lDrinte carcinoma
f [5 1“" l (“d ‘40 the menu)”
he ap- Vders who served
(1 magneto} will he dc
l ,8 a ternoonp 1
“9mm lunar troops, Stat! ,V
e i of the National Gr
”‘9 Columbia, the cel
point f
gcrvlsor 5‘11" not being the larg
llw lake “'1! history of the cen
lCulhoul “Ch est monolith. heir
u.» chat 8"“ the Inscription:
tccr Cavalry, Spa
t
W a ‘3'
regiment."
f
\
Foley's
“lit! the r to 4 “When my fr
harmful h"
and general
‘1 Chisholm, 'rwke of .
it looked! a; V ‘ ,
l I “3 new” PLUMBl e,
WES tern, “a firmer for
5“ TROUBLEl lilSBEl 1- curing m .t on my
and day tgc'
filllli
7"l x, .
. i'hell
{“05 I I“
w lay
- . I. i t g" .
only constitutional cure on the mar. .-. ‘5 >
not. it is. (than daternally in dance . u: s. a S,
. . l w‘ ' . Kn“. .v“ . ~'
‘* ‘ Witch 'we‘l'cduce our price,
hundred dollars for any case it fails to "l“ on PIN," only. You know the re
' auction you can get oflfl‘l "‘
cure. Send for circulars and testimon- they have totally their little goods. to
here‘ wemako 9dr own, all“? 1-
V ‘ , ‘ there are bad account: that never are paid, and a good custollo
‘Gghgfifif F.- J‘ CHEN!“ & C0" To- body has to keep‘the inatallment Itoret. with their-ladder lapel-4 ‘ }
351,1 by Drugglsts, 750. pays for the coat of the manufacture of the garment, so they ark; ct running V mach
Take Hall's FilllillyV Pills for consii- city in notdnaking much cheaper goo d: than the
. " would episode, because they'taite
SILK MILL MERGER. cash and save more than double.
. we ALTERIFREE or: condensed ‘
“1513.516 MAIN eraser, ammonia." Vi
l’ittaburg lBr siou‘. .¢
Minus. All 1' th ‘1 J- by com
.1 in two sh] . large
most.
"if
f
LADIES' SUITS. former price $15.
Now, for this sale, $8.00.
LADIE§' sorts, former pricelsza.
‘ . NOW] $12.98
LADiES SUITS. formerly $3 , .340.
:10 and _$60. }
For 320. V025. 830. $37.50
LADIES" cons,
S1498, $3.98. $4.98, $9.98
LADIEB' COATS, in Panama arid »
Silks from ‘
69.98 to $25.00
LADIES"8KIRTS, all wool, stripes,
plaids and mixtures, 1
$2.08, $3.98. {4.98, $6.98, 87.9
New arrival of FINE LAWN WAISTS
that: other stores cannot. blly for
the prices We retail for. Come and
be, convinced.
396, 75c, .936, $1.48. $1.98, $2.48, $2.98
and 0 '
You can always tell that our \Vaists
have the style and workmanship. and
above all, we sell so cheap.
CHILDREN'S AND
(new comp.
ill rod Vulixttlrcs, sizes from i to
14 years. ltogular price $4.00.
M For this sale, $1.98
N EMQ SELF-REDUCING
cancers. ,
been} 31.48.01,”, $2.93
oumeu‘tas A peg; ~
.FEQTlfilT' A
In J
, v
H crowns.
l1“..l _;,.
. ‘r‘
l
SALE ,illi ‘
39:13
I ,‘i‘f‘ , " . 1 ’.... .,. Jaw. louuv'vlvea on-
.. . - ' ‘ kl salary can
1‘ .tl J MU'J’O’Iée in their Mb '.I .
' »:ali and see on} me-
i l — y
’ motion moans.
us at'MArlington Ce
”3. April 12.——Wiih an
’> display and appro-
‘ hwnonurnmt erect-
. ,. fofltbe “Rough lil-
li urlng the war with
wicated at Arlington
. addition tome rc-
ned here and a part
drop Vthe Distnict of
colon es will hepar—
realdent loosevclt.
off‘tbe First Volun.
‘Rough Riders" and
res of the diplomatic
. ceiain Enameled Lavato
M“ curt“ was “7 challe ‘ 0it"tlcipatmi in by more yoo‘over'stoppe
who was colonel how’ delidltfuily'conven
He formerly the in 0” “‘5 leer Cavalry. or be to have but and cold 1'
"WW renreaentathin your dressing cba
00ml; and officer in; apartment or
"3“ “3er “ml“ navy. it a; expat roo ?
He leaves a party a Com~ WIOlieveit. will do! thenili
Mr. Curtis mcnt. vest-
~ 0! the
ma dad that.
ver an address. The
design of Mrs. Cap
piain Allyn K. Carr
.as Guaslmaa. While
'est monument in the
lerery. it is the larg-
g fourteen: feet high
y six feet, and bedrs
“‘ln moment of the
, .. of the FirstVolpn-
niah~nmoricnn
era and friends of the
tin t d ,gree orc-
momlmcnt is the We ivil gladly quote y
mII. widow of Ca plumbers are strictly c
they are thorough
account of: in ,t, , . '
it 4%,. and {toggling an
Arthur
5 Mbll'ro at
. 7.. . .Wv—;...
ik. and E. P
r ‘CHARLES' BRAZILIAN
'0 . JANEIRO ,- April
rsona ries ofPol-tugal. when he visits
i next. year. will leave Lisbon on
first ship. of» the new Perth 0
razilywhich on that coca Mn
nveh‘b
‘ profes " t9,“
ornme
and ' W clots
, , Hi } .1-1t5r‘ :t V..'1' ll
1' t elm ifl‘i'llidu‘t give your
Intonation. it ll of as use telling "that
it? to. heokkesvtrs- soil-mitt and sum"
married for the bad canted-awestru-
TJle finl’paymontyou nuke
”Wilt: ‘ NW 7“?"
iii! notes as you
troll" Olly ‘fér
liar dou‘mVpianu
y handle and ask hood priced for, Avoldtlto'he
your hard-earned money andyoo get cheap merchant-lice till-Vet
tr, score ;; donwstx.
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