' n1 ammo cam-
Funds
1111mm new 17. «1 resolution
“pended to more the publication of
1 :e contilbutlono made to the midi:
licnn and democratic committees a!
the lust moot canvas which was
offered try at a dominion“! 111061an
, ., of the noun publicity low urgent”;
‘ tion, woo p. feature of the ”our“;
9 ma entirely unexpected and curled
; the members to crime In lively die-
" cussion. The meeting had been called
by Perry Belmont, the president of
the orgunlnuflom to further the
movement. for rm effectivo national
publicity law which would require a
, V public 11000th or campaign oomr-ibrr
lions and expenditures.
The resold which was offered by
. Alexendbr roup, of Connecticut. 11
member of the democratic national
committee, requeeted the chairman
and treuVirrer of the two great parties
who served In the tint notional cum-
palgn to cite a comprehensive state
want no how the campaign fund:
were relud.
The attitude of President Roosevelt
on com o contribution was
brought Into the diecuenion by Mr.
= 'i‘roup's Ineletenoe that the president
should fever throwing open the books
OLD itLL nope BEST.
, ~1——-——~
‘No New Hunted Fore Register: for
, , Trolleys.
NEW HmAVE‘N April l?»Conriuc,Iors
ti prominent trolley officials weroi
may amused recently' to read in a
hill; paper Ihct some manuluctur
J lug concern had shipped to this city
hollyet'nl new tangled fare registers In
0, shape of a hell punch, which were
Ilh‘untced to save lime and do the
fibril more quickly than the present
boll rope system.
z'l‘lle new punches arc in the shape. oft
metal boxes, strapped around the neck '
V oftbe conductor. The passenger is
, grfppoeed to drop his own fare in the
' at and hour the bell ring. A clutch
gluten; every nickel taken and the
doctor 1:; enabled by pressing a buI~
toll to empty the money receptacle and
tract at. any time the amount taken
film the purpoeo of marking change.
W11ile thin new tangled sr-Irouu-
‘ pounce nil right on pupcr. the trolley
_ animals. nil desert that it is impructl-l
cable in more ways Illrln one. They
further say that. those Inicei devices
, havenot.rcncl1crlNew l-Iuvcn, nor have
they“ everlv.‘ heard of 1119111 cxceptt
through the columns ol :1 morning
V newspaper.
v-Cnn't look well. our well or feel
“well with Impure blotd feeding your
body Keep the blood pure with But
1. dock Blood Bitters. Eat simply, take
exercise, keep clean and you will have
lung life.
DEATH DUE 'TO A FALL.
NEW HAVEN. April 17.——Alvin Ely.
o‘ tenmcter from North Haven who
fell down an elevator shalt lrt thr-
tore of the C. S. Merelck Company.
which Governor Woodruff in presi-
nt. died yesterday nfter' remaining
hconacioue Ilvo (1113.: Medical Enum-
1 Bartlett called the attention of
VV Va coroner to the death and the lat-
probahly will. inquirolnto the con-
tlon of an automatic guard rail nt
shaft, which i: said to huvo failed
NOTICE To OUR CUSTOMERS.
We are pleased to announce that
Foley's Honey and ’l‘ar for coughs.
wide and lung troubles in not affected
by the National Pure Food and Drug
low as It contains no opiates or other
harmful drugs, and we recommend it
as a. safe remedy for children and
adults Plaiated's Drug store and
Clifford Pharmacy.
MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER
S.
DIE
DANBURY,AprI1 17 —Loulc Fen
nelli who was under @1th for the
ruurd of E‘nrilho FrnItuiorrI died nt
the bury Irospitnl Mondzr3 after-
noon. The round of his death was 11
pinto] wound In the back The bullet
lodged near the spine and 1m opera
lion was performed rrpon hint about
four weeks ago and II wrur Ilroughi
Illur ho would recover, but Monday
while delirious. Irc toro off the buildu-
got: with It hastened his death. For]
uolll was one of tho three men who ho»
trrnro ougugml in u piklor fight in it
saloon on iron strocI. .Iurrunr3 2:]
There I: more Cniurrh in this sec
lion of the country than all other dis_
eases put together, and until the last
few years was supposed to be incura-
ble. For a great man3 years doctor's
pronounced it a local disease and
prescribed local remedies, and by con
stnnily falling to cure with local treat
menf pronounced II lncurnhlc Scltrncr
hflh proven cutnrrh to be u constitu-
tional disease and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Hall’s Ca
turrh Cure, manufactured by F. J
Cheney&Co., Toledo, Ohio, In the
only constitutional cure on the mar
ket. It is taken Internally In doses
from 10 dropa to u. tenepoonful. it acts
directly on the blood and mucous sun,
faces of the system. They offer one
hundred dollars for any case it. fails to
cure. Send for circulars und teatlmon
inla.
Address: F. J. CHENEY & 00., To
ledo Ohio.
Sold by Druggists 75c
Take liail' 3 Family Pills for consti-
potion.
SC I stove
lien induced the muugément to en-
’ was for this season’s production one
:‘ of the strongest companie- ever or
igiven concentrated heat—that cook: the
. 3ui‘cldy without ma
Wrth the New P
an overheated
cotton Oil Stove you get I
£1er at mantra! of lighting.
oil stove. .Embodlcs new principles.
Give:
in. Chimneys are occluded' m blue, which make:
moth rultaproof and wily
with me. .two. and three burners. Every stove warranted. .
It dealer' 8. write to our nearest agency for
descnpove circular .
that your
cle'a‘ned. Made in three sizes.
in the best lamp
1) for all- round ..
household use.
ectly constructed: o -‘ ~
light-giving power; *
Every Inmpm warranted.
of the hurt compel
of the coming 11
Troup's attempt to boom immediate
notion on his resolution foiled and the
‘ Supreme Court-"today dismissed the
‘ Dempsey mtdduthat the suit would be
. bouncement woe mode today that the
, Mount Hope iron Works at Somerset
1 had been purchased by the Union
, Horseshoe Com‘
, I: locet
; illope factory building, office building,
it as well as those
opal contest. Mr.
memorial We: referred to th execu-
tive committee, which will report to
the organization.
William J Brynn the principal
speaker at yolierdnye meeting. eup‘
portal the prrnrurge of 11 law by con.
glee: providing‘ for n publication both
by the donor and 1-.eclpieni of all clun-
puigu offerings. lie worried nil Vlillllr
lions of this law Erblshuble no crimi-
nal offences. By in means alone he
held could the secret. contributions
given for a sinister purpose be clamp-
ed out and a great hindrance to honest
politics be overthrown. other speck-
ers were Samuel Campers the preei.
dent of the American Federation of
Labor: Gov. Wurtlcld. of Maryland:
former Senator William E. Chandler.
of New Hnmpehiro, and. Herman A.
Main, comptroller of the city of New
York.
Plane Were formed for renewing ef‘
forte ut the next congress for a pub.
liclty law of national scope.
roruuL‘ ‘Arrluemzu're.
NICKEL ,l‘lEA'I‘RE.
The Nickel Th e in rounding out
another successful w k. and bids fair
to establish :1 repaint on us one of the
most successful entertainment fee-
turek ever introduced in 801th Nor‘
walk. The management has exercised
the greatest care In keeping objecv
llounble features out of its entertain
montrt For these reasons the .niteud
truce is growing mery tiny. especially
with the ladies filld~ children. The
program clrungcu every Monde3 turd
Thursday 1‘ his week the plctrrrp: are
funny, especluliy f‘OhI 'I‘Iult Littrburg-
or,” or the trick of two naughty boys
in putting the odornut cheese. lutc
their father's pocket. Mien Minnie
Green, singing comedienue. lute from
llenrmcrcteine Theatre, New York. is
also making 11 hit In her own special
lieu. Bonnie Seylee in still popular
with his illustrated songs. Bonnie Jean
being a favorite. The program chang-
rn :rgnin Thursday.
._..~._.
HUMAN HEARTS. <
Human Hearts the M31 of the Ar
‘mnruur Hills, wIlIFbe produced at
Ho3tn Theatre, Tu surly. April 23
Like Shore Act-chill d the Old Home
stead. time only Increases its hold up
on the hearts of the people. The prnt
tie of an Innocent child. thé tours of
an old blind mother, the strong love
of a simple country girl. the truth of
1 halfwit. the love of 1111 old time
negro the passion of an adventure 2
1nd the tender memory of 11 dead
titer of the poet of the governor of
Arkansas, are all cleverly intermingled
by the deft hand of the author of this
absorbing uric of the Arkansas Hills
Each succeeding neueon of this thrill-
ing plays annual increasing busineae
gunned in one cost. To the lover: of
”a. good ploy, not one On the list this-
second will appear more strongly than
Human Hearth
5.:
ILLINOIS caught. surf creme
SPRINGFIELD, 111;.‘Apr11 15.——’l‘he
suit of the State of lliinoie against
tire Vatnte's elleged
chore of grotto recepihr of the rail-
road. Auleiunt Attornéyflenerai
promptly refilled either in the cir-
cult Court at Springfield or in the
Superior Court at Chicago. Today's
dismissal will delay finpl action on the
suit prob:ny a your or two.
MOUNT HOP! II'ION WORKS SOLD
FALL RIVER, Macs, April 17 .—An-
113.1119 property
9’ west bank of the
Taunton lvec 1111111: four miles abcvd
Full rum. It were never: acre: and
includes d“ floundmpzoillpg mill, ma»
chine and cement er- shop: putter-n
‘ towiiou‘oe and never“ tenement hone
Forum &cm§rb‘ent we: devoted
to the menu uni It". ':
.1 LAIO INN Niki: i) IVA TRAIN.‘
. PllAl Vlblllll, ,IVAprfllV 17 .——0an0 Alt-
gelo, en ltelidnl or. was “we:
11 killtitl bribe Q: 26 wect- borrrrd,;lI
gt itr‘eln 11111;on New Britain today
wnr'w
lllI'. on til”: 11:61: with 1]:
other m l.“ mu cut of the way
or an e “Ago
millet l“
viewed 'i‘.E
lght and did not
ttl'coin. His body we:
Britain ‘ Ebmufht here from 111111 be-
0 ntnt on. where the 11ch-
the lilinoic Control for an accounting -
, and recoVery of
ens. ELVA u rim comma
There are three criticoi I coins
women 'e life which leevo the merit
in her ooreer. The first of then linger
in womenlrood, on the «bongo from a
one free girl to buddin wowhood.
The cocoon to mother cod, end the
thirdl- Chnngo of Life.
Peril: our-round «all of theee I
end molt of the miner thet come:
to women through ill «1th dolor
from one or mother-of them It:-
wrrr 23...... 1,...
omen: on t
B. or. Ithoot'l v 1"
mode from Wholly
curried thonundn 2 ohm git-lo v
the criticel‘grl 1:331 “(bruit 0”
refit-ed mo rotorsu dLolr dbl
tor your: oer ri~ed' “will““lil!
throrr h the chemo! llfonrore outr-
oerie then any that Moody .ln
:he Ivor die-trimaran“ ofw'tontlflonioto
com (re 11 on lab
ore here whit-row): ugbmntleghuhi.
feet. 'beyond coon-diction.
mun. George Welter: Vof Woodluvn.
“Trailing: toteliyougood‘
denominpq. , '
11 turn: ml :31” v;
With. itwuym mull-ll mmh
rein
liturI‘nconvonluoo, comm Vmoova
1"“?
During its 16an
the respect And 53an 09,0!
actual enrol, unlit.
BIBTVVIN 'CV’VU M‘OAWDLIO.
Mao.“ 3.6V
Rev. Paul lirrtuierer-tlm Her In
Nowell-per.
Rev Paul Bil-dull, former: New flea
von rector of Grace Episcopal church.
of Albany, N. Y., published a formal
announcement that his sister, Mic:
Ruth Birdeall. hub lroccme a Roman
Catholic.
According to the arunnouncement
Mien Birdsall took this step without
the previous knowledge of hlmuol‘f or
his brother, Rev. 3.“an BIWU-J‘m
tor of (‘hriet ldpleoopni church, of Goo
pcrstown. N \. .
For home yearn Rcv. Poul Blmnell
was a curate In SI Pnel't-r church and
was later rector of tire Church of the
Accenrllon. He loft New Haven to go
to Album In 1890. His brother Ralph
Birdsnll is n Yule man of M93
M1. Blrdsull says I his letter wbléh
s to the Albrrnv 'Jo .
Will you kindly nilowL (through.
our columns to give unit
It may be concernedgthnt my cilter. .
Mia: Ruth BirrleelLdrng remfllamd the
church of her baptism nodding entered
the Roman Catholic communion.
It may be needless to add that this
stop line been taken without the pre-
vious knowledge of or consultation
with either my brother Rev. Ralph
Birdcell. rector of Christ Church.
Cooperstown. or with me
Miss Birdeall a slated her brother in
hlrr parish until he recently went to
New York to enter :1 training school
for nurses.
. OTOP THM“ COLD
or it. may reach in pneumonia. Bra-
llllnn Balm is breaking up cold: when-
ever tried. nlmontw Ihou’t exception.
10 215,50cund21.00w ttlee.’l‘h'e Cllf
ford, Baxter: and Rluieted'm ”
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The‘Seaeon’s Silks.
It 15 in reality a treat to sit at the silk department and
he Shaun the now waves for the season. ‘Tlrey" tell us
Silk is the fashion for all sortvl of powder; For the “110er 1.
coat Suit. {or the ordinary shirt waist frock, for dinner and
evening gowns. This year the silk colors and patterns are
beautiful beyond description. {.TIre counter looks like a gob
goons tumble of rich fabrics from some French treasure
house of lovely colors, the styles of, let us say, thirty years
or more ago, but of better- quality and finer shadings. In
fact the color has much to do among these novelties. Oné
.m
0M3 ALTER!
{Huyemaugurmum
i: o b to oil um
lire“ Elva. Berber Edwerde, of
Octhlemet. Wuh. ., writoe:
VIeuitedtooece
dangled on
Ive-t volume of ”grime. in treeting
every foir mind
Lydia E. Plnlrtrrlnr’: tectonic Commit Metres Slclr Women Well.
roman NEW HAVEN ailerons .
' the arcinrtlve bends
Sutrufordr-Moyor E. .1. Tupper, fuc-
tory superintendent.
. mommy—myo- wfirVIuam :1.
Thumb lawyer.‘ '
' be. to ludiautldh.- Hui all» cum
Drumflmr— may say it is a blue, or a green, but there IS. a peculiar
fi'“wm an an“ ”mm”; depth and richness that makes the silk exclusive.
mm fife,“ mg: The Muqllsetteo. Like a silk voile, exquisite patterns
«mfg-9%: “rmhfilfi' in stripes and plaids with large satin coin spots. Navy blue,
manometer-oh." ' , ' brown and black. $1.00.
MIMI. “3:330," "h “333%? Rojah Nonveauttl. An Oriental weave which has taken
Mariano-“do It will 11.14a- othtlr we
men in their condition. Eve
ferlng worn-n in ting! Ignited Piglet"
t. 0 oil in In-
“It. mll-ee.r-w1u b’ii‘l’ngRyon
health end my one your-V life,
Flu. Jinan-h levihthj’ib Ween.
Women nufi'eringfrctb my form of
ferrule weekneu are Invited to‘
mill tly oomurnnlceto with Mrs.
I: run. ct Lynn, Mm Front the
oymptomefiven. the konhleemoy be
the qulokoutmd :urel‘t
way of recovery edvloed. Outof her
femlellle lire.
nlrboln robublv
hu the very howl tot: will
hnlfyour ecu. Ber vice in free
b.6191!“
than thirty yberelts long list of
Elmo's Vanna Compound to
n. ' .
CONNECTICUT MYORB.
. .._...._
Nor-loo Occupation: "$1,. Encode: V.
. . lie-tie of Municipwoovcrn-
menu of state.
The mayors of Connecticut cities
are 11 representative lot; of men. When
they are not mayoriug they are en-
med in various occupgtioue. Among
'Ihe eighteen
cities of the state 111171 be found law-
your merchants munufimturers newrt
papermen. ll. college‘prol'eceor, 11 car-
penter and at. once clerk... Rimmed-ore
tuo engaged in mercantile business.
Four municipal chiefr9rannIruIea are
lawyers. und n similnrii number are '
Identified with manufacturing con-
cerns. 'l‘wo newspapermcn occupy ex-
ecutive chairs—n rare occurrence in
Conncciirrt where newspapermen are
chppoeed to he more Ithcful than 01
nruuentnl
Here la a list of the mayors curl. of
their occupation: as compurcd by
the Hartford Times:
Aneoniannyor Stephen Charters,
carpenter .«
Bridgeport—vhioyor Marcus I). Roy-
noldrr factory superintendent.
Dirnbury—Muyor William C. Gilbert
clerk In shoe store
Dcnhy-Mnyor A l“. Howe. newephv
permnn.
Hartford—Mayor William F. Hen-
ney lawyer.
Meriden~—Mayor Thomas L. Reilly,
newspapermnn.
Mlddletown~Mltyor Willard 0 Fish.
er. college profeeeOr
New Britain—Mayor George Id. inun-
tiers, manufacturer ‘1».
New Haven~Muyor John 11.511111-
on. lawyer.
New London-«Mover B. 1:
strong. manufacturer. ‘
NorIankopnMayor Wallngelimr . If
none denier. Iii), w
Arm~
lawyer.
Putnam—Meyer Edward Mullnrnw
cer. ‘
Rockvllle-Mnyor George Forater.
shoe merchant. ‘
south Norwulk—Mayor Charles E.
Dow, hardware merchant,
mercurial.
THAT FEELING OF DISTRESS.
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Hundred: III/Time's by Dr BIcIIIVVI‘doV
‘ ‘ Ditopefi's‘li Table“.
it In our polio, to puhlteh in South
Nor-walk evruénce. _ ‘ , I
Now and then. however-mm like to
\enly for the sake of variety.
For Ihetnnce. Mrs. J. ill. Stevens, 13
Pennoyer ntreet. nownyton, Conn.
Mir--
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Ia Tabled: a fair iii r em in a
position to give this comedy my,~
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Betterterr—Young nti iCrixert GI‘E' ficiali; tctnhg the one system
our Fnlkcnbrrg all lIeyden and ' '3 use, “ . . Arline
uukcnnhlp. Timon-l 30.1lmulre-V-V 11 value tr: ‘11.; v ofjtomu ,1
(wholly. law . ooh “31:21:!!th ,, 10:3!
. W; VV, , , an excel or to. 1;. ”I"
KODOL For 1) ill u‘.... the 11111111111, for the w f‘ueirvou
stomach and our «nigh: tenth on item' ltti' union r‘ tiuu‘e‘ torn
tweet as n minim. It film“? "communal 011:1, . .1 “ .
drugglrrtg on n glint-I ‘ Fdr site “i“ " Beet!
it conform: bluntly-till the lite. onel to any “l‘tlellhrdn’f twice. Brice Stroll
Pure Food and Drug Low. sold bycentti‘bcr. bottle Made by Dr. Rich-
null: Dyepcpain Tablet Associriiictr, iii!
its colors in France
wcll. $1. 50.
contrasting shades. $1..oo
interwoven.
Very noch and c
summer.
good supply is always ‘ucéded
Printed Sill: Burlap. St3Ii9h.
with tan grounds, covered with graduated coin spots in
Gran dc Londrcs. Gros~grrlin plaids and
rich, tawny browns, green and blue with Jacquard motifs
it drapes beautifully and will wear.
A crepe}, heavy silk
checks in
ficctivc. $1..oo
Our Silks were bought previous to the advance' 111 priées
this spring, and will be offered at the some figures as last
Ella: Silks. '1 his house has ever been well . nown for
its exci‘nt and reliable Black Silks.
finds it intro respect behind the record of fifty years.
White Pearl Buttons.
Special Sale of all needed sizes. .
An excellent chance to stock up for thc'summcr.
'lhc season of 15107
W
for summer Wash frocks‘nnd
lingerie garments. Prices begin at so a card.
Center Counter, Notion Stock.
Rem CO
Norwich—Mayor Chnrlgq F, Thuyet'. .. .
wriltlnnntic—lfuyor neuter P. Dunn, ‘
Norivnlk pump nothing but. count
the. reports from nenrby town‘s. 1f ‘
k
ON THURSDAY WE WILL PUT
YARD.
True vacuum noon comma.
w: row: Am “at noon VARVI
Truce A‘I' all; 'l'o' 26¢.
CHINA .111sz A1 to: To
1:
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“Litre 31th In . lied/171A“:
IlAltu‘FORD,‘ April ' 11.4311an
nuthoritiee ‘et YNO water-dos" elated
that much attention will be given to"
“developing 11 crew to. take part or the
American reuettn' at Phlliulolphin oil
ll’uy 20. the entry for to .erew 1thth
'4. washrooms on, f ,. ..'
Telephone VVtVle. ,
wwr"
contrast Mathilde
26 Cents.
on SALE A Reccur‘vuncunse
FROM AN IFM’ORTER'S SAMPLES OF JAPANESE‘MVATTVlNiG. AT 256A '
r
JAPANESE MATTINGS THIS SEASON ARE NO? ONLY HVlGH IVN
PRICE, BUT BOARD! ‘iN' QUANTITY, AND THIS WILL AFFORD AN
EXOEPTIONAVL OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUR SPRING PURCHASE OF
.1, ". ‘vi
ETY 0F BETTER JAPANESE MAT-
40c.
SHADE! 1V'VO OROEVR A BVPEOIA LTY. ,
scorn nonwrtcx. cortit.
‘V-ru: moire , ‘ , V V
wont-o. y .
24116 ricboet mm in the world hon
not hove his kidneyo replomd nor 1116
without them, no It is important not to
neglect these organic Ifr‘Foley'”
ROY Cureth do illicit it the diet.
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been‘mude W Julia-1011mm. the
I‘M“ mild! Illillougl'r‘ this event. Mm eoy'ntp will glamour
l0 301. steadied Arne uncommon: In yttrium mantle villi norm-chum
new 111 that c intrauterine twill be sent “III humus “1:111 (uremic now use
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aluminum! 1331313,, fly 13;, are: I’lllllted'b Drug Stole mutt;
”(2A. lilfihlo'u the liver and PMmcyIW.
fly}: Vrrntrnu vrnnn VOL'voR cAurrvrrlo
nation: on 1- ..
3“th contention. or“ “ univnrmv tern 11.41111 linen
HIV“ ,1 . - igfr'onr whom calf-showwuwt on by
' ‘ T 1- -t to an odionr Sunday”! w'nll'iltretl tau and
in“? 3W“. All mill ii tell“: «no In court venterduytor tor‘hrtving
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