Stops itching
Hot
it, #1
li'
. to... 11...“: poéiai'ii. his
1.315 stranding eczema. with
thin and bring immediate
uuhlcs Which areanggrovnted
other in“ merit will be in-
, beneficial effects.
;' , .and its remark-
univershexin their work
1'All shin dissus'o. including eczema.
'9... . rush. 1.,tetttar etc.. yield
t ‘ emuirsuie curative prop-
. .Opcnsmnal applications of pos-
small quantities, will quickly
99.981191111131899 *lilves. blackheads,
1,003,119. and will relieve and cure itch
83911? scaly scalp. humors, etc. A‘
mail 99.0188th born odour.-
thosenwno use: poslunr for those
1211. This. on, well. as the
doilnrdon‘ln _ on. sale at
01111qu Pharmacy. Edwi W.Ke1-1
0y. Jr.‘s. and otheri loading drug stores
South Nurwalk ...
n-a axnéi'ln'i'entai 'sup'piy- or rp'oslium
may be entailing. free, hot, charge, by
limiting to the Eniérgency Laboratories
9:021 West Twenty-firth Street, New York
PRO §iTION CONFERENCE.
Bowl-told in Hartlord on February
...22--Dinncr1n Evening 9.
contcrcnco of the pi'ollibitionists
,0 ,,iccticut will be held Mondéy.
.Nbru‘arv 23; at the Y M 0.11. build
its. and various problems Ionilectcd
'With the mint will be disoussod.
'39 W. Chnfln candidate for pl'csi
the.
9111‘
it
as eloctiun will be present
«eliciting the confolenco. there Will
hold I: tthu‘ same: building at 8
,bnnuuot for which the Re-
1‘ corps of tho-.0. A R. will color.
8; pinnuod to have thelist 01? speak-
ors somo3vhat.-.»shortor than heretofore
h under that ovoryonc may be on
tabled to remain to hour tho entire list
“F .;
_ v—rFeel languid weak
,fiepdnche‘h Stdnlnch “oft"?~Just ,n
* plain case of lazy liver. Burdock
Bitters tones livcr and stomach.
~ promote, digestion. purifies the blood
remedy, will stop the 10111
infort to. sufferers train}
I c£11331qu may be used ;
prohibition ticket at the "
run-down? .
eraiir'srlora in Connoctlon.
'cAPi'rAl.
‘ 00,000.00
HEWTSON, Pres. 9
Shirl-ills! Grumman
w .
T91 9111 .
1st Vice—Pres:
w 2 VI
'Hsliry Soymour 9
<1qu UNTERRIFIED.TT . ,,
M '
Waterbury Man Doesn’t Mind $10.000'T
Damon's Suit.
WATERBURY, Feb. 9. «The $10, 000'
«‘suit for breach of promise instituted
t‘br Miss Lillian McCarthy against 'i‘im- .
oihy Howard did not prevent Mr J‘IO‘N’r;
0rd iroin marrying Mia‘s Katherine:
i,..ynch,~. ot‘ Ke'etu street..;the ceremony
haying. thirst). ,plaCe 8.1. 0 o‘clock yester-
day morning at the Church of the 1m
iniaonlate Conception. ’l‘ho oiliclut
clergyman was the Rev. James E.
TO’Bi'lon. actiugpnstor. The host man
.was Thomas Henrnhnn, . while the
brideniuid‘ will: Miss Hannah Nolan.
Mr. and Mrs l—loawrd left lute‘r 111 the
day for a wedding trip to Boston.
TO CURE A COLD 1N ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets Druggists refund money it it
.taiis to olive. E. W. GROVE’S signa-T
Tituye is on each box. 250.
'EIGHT YEARS FOR WOODBRIDGE9
CRIME.
NEW HAVEN, F0119 9.--F‘ound guilty
oi". ussuult and robbery in the crimi-
uni ”Superior court hart: yesterday
George Jackson. Suiiiucl Alexandci'
and George A. Kertclier Wore sen
l
‘19", T"-‘AM:~.T’-1“Wl'l‘_':‘;1 13;»!!in “ATM
. MESSAGE ’
Islam 1111s 11
01111113 Needs
GflMMISSlflN’S REPORT.
.T_————--—-—
P
Titus Full: and silisia'clluli to
Farmers Should Result
From 115‘ Wall.
1
l
9
tcnced to from eight to twclve years ,
in state prison: ’l‘lls crime. for which.
'tho men received sentenIo wus the as ‘
soulting und robbing of Mrs. M01 .5311
and hei- daughter at their lloifie in
Woodbiidge. , f . . i
Foley's Ol'iuo Luxuiivc I'ul'cs consti
atlon and liver iionbie mid makes the
dwells healthy and regular. 011110 is
superior 10‘ pills and tablois us it does
not gripe m nuuscutc. Why take any
thing else? The Bridge I’hnrmucy and
F. 1-1. uxtcl'.
Knidkci'éWilo ni'c tho llCWl) 'I'ich. ’ 9
BociIcTeTliose who know the ports
hotter than Tilio ports of
‘ oikl'uctiv e
FANCY FURNITURE
Ti‘or Bed and Dressing. Rooms are hero
in pleasing varictv' livery picce is
strongly made for long service and
many are I'iclll'y curved and di'i'luiucni-
od There is 11 finish to every detail
of Our Ful'nituro lhut. gives it u vuluc
furovcr the ordinary kinds of house-
hold i‘iu'nliui'c generally sold today.
11nd our prices are. cxtl'omciy low for
the eXCepUOiiHl qualities. ,
The A. J. Angevine
.- 8: S011 Co.
i 134-136 WASHINGTON STREET.
Place YoIIr'Orders for
5. AT ONCE
as the demand is large and in '
. order. to secure early deliveries
we must have your orders now.
‘ F E. Lockwood
:“39 WALL TSTETET‘. NORWALK‘
cons IN AND EXAMINE 011129
Now; LINE or
TWlll Cities 'and at prices
that defy competition.
, 1'3"." the humor is. '.\'o,
. lilI-‘llt
, mice of the work which the. connois-
: sion begun.
' which
, Questions sent out by tho dcpurlulcnt
' uniform.
' 1.11116 farmers can help themselves;-
«ind. (111519;; '90:" his
W
Washington Feb. 9. -— PiT'csldI'nl
Roosevelt soul to I'ongI'I-ss t'oduy‘n
spcclul message transmitting 'tilc re-
port of the countrv 111‘.» r-oml'nisslon
'flpllolilled by him to illiT-IT-silijuic iliTc
Iondltions of lilo on the l'i'li'ui's of tho
country nod to make IIi'oinniendotioiis
of wuys uiid menus Wlllll'l‘hV ini'lu lii'o
Inuy b'I- uludc more ruiniiucrutlic and
111 the messngc tho pl'csidvlii 1113's
sti'css upon the fuel Unit the rurniors
l‘lnd their tuliiilics arc the stay null
strength of the country null thut whitt-
,evI"r tends to 11111in tllcil'livcs loss
burdensome or unattractive is neces-
sum to the intcrcsls of tho notion;
Ho pi'uisuis 1110 work of 1110 llicinllcl's
oi" the Immniissiun. who. us he says,
have inlmrod without. my mid do not
now ask ('omllcusntion for l'lli‘l!‘ work.
The only,rccoiuiluulduiioli in tho incs-»
sure is the venous: for on nppropl'lu»
tion of $2: 3,000 to tumble llii‘ commis-
sion to digrsi lilo lilulci'inl 11 bus I'ol
iccicd and put it in ~11: 11 show i.:ilIi
it. will be uvniiulilc for the notion. ‘
111.1111. nppondlx to the Int-amino. pru-
I'I'Ilillg tho r'I-poll of tlic Iouiliiisslon.
the president comments on llli‘ loplics
mode by 11 Missouri fornicr to the one»
lions uskt‘d by lilo commission “To
tho question, ‘13 Hill-91111111)” of form
bur in ,your lti-igilliol'homl s:illsf:lI'Io-,
liccnusc 1110'
310111110. have gone out of tho bully bust-T
nook,‘ and when asked no lo the remo—
113' he uuswcrs (liv'o ii pI-ution to
I'i'I-I'v mother who gives Milli to 8011‘“
living boys on Anicric on soil ' "
'ilic president's mcssugc is as fol-
lows: .
'10 the Sunnis out] iiousc of licprc-T
scniiii'iios:
l transmit hel'ou' lili 1in report of tho
commission on country life.» it, the.
onisol l desire to point out iiiui not
11 Iiolliir of tlic public 111111103' 1111:; 1130111
puid to our I-Inumlssloncr tor his wm'iI .
on the commission ,
The rcpori shows the general ("t)ll(ll'
lion of forming litc in iiio open coun-
try and points out its 1111'ch problems
11 indicates \3'113's in which the gov‘crn-
notional and sluts. only show
the people how to soiio some of those
problems. and ii filggorts n continu-
Mothods of the Commission.
Judging by thirty public liCiil‘lli"R. to
fnl'iilci's nild .fnrmol's' wivos
from forty slates mid territories conic,
ulid from 120,000 nnswors to printed
111‘ ulzriI'ullure, the commission finds
that the general level or uonuil'3 life
is high compared; will: um; pi'cccding
lime or with, our other loud. it it 11:15
places, it has risen in more plums.
its progress has born ,gcncrul if not
that fulfilling docs not yield either the
'l'n'oiit or the satisfaction that it ought
to yield and may be lnndo. in yield.
There. is discontent in the country and
in pluccs discouragement Farmers us
1} ohms do not. magnify their calling
i'u'icl the mo'v emeiitito' the towns.
thougth I uni liuppy to my) 1 ' 'tliun
tormerly, is still, strong, , . ,,
iHnw Former- .an Hull: Themselves.
1Under our system bit is helpful: to
l'uromotodisoussion ot ftvuys‘. in which
11110 points can help themselves. There
its three‘ main directions in winch
iiiamely, better moonlit. better busi-
dens iiiul buttonz living 011 1110. run...
The. aiutiouul ,dc‘pn r1: night:
squalodd or no other. similar :depnrh
merit in any other time or place: the
'ntute departments" of agriculture, the
state colleges ‘02-:- ugriculturc and tho.
mechanic. arts, especially thronghtheii'
oxtension, M9145. the state .ugriciiltugul
Ilvperimcl stutituis, iii drillers; on.-
1911 the 817111.199. 1.1.3 113; ouliurui prch
t 1111 gciicies have _ ll
it'luu his to
e§.T ran; 11111011
ioulturaiu- informs.
“011' which 1,1! uppiio'd, .wouldg, enable
31
df 'I'Athg
.~.1Tiio object. of the commission on
him over large areas to double~ tbs
', “bother the constant draining Tn,wn.3
. sons of the towns to ihclr 03' n lit-lily
linking is managed 133' :1 10111111111011.
. lluvc hitherto 111111 for too little utlcn-
111.1'I'cTclliz3'IcIrs slipped (ion 11 in some .
, only hold buck lilo in the country.
.of, 31th] conscquolicc to tho. welfare of
. . ~50: whht hn' gross. and it. is no loss
, 'i'upe. wwhich ;';~hus roudetild services
.:I,lep11ri.mont of I-onntm life tilted to
raise t e 110111130sz 61 living and oi
liltuliigcuce in pillar ceilings. .
’l‘liosc engaged in all other industrial
and common-1111 culilugb‘ 111m- found
it necessary under-modern economic
conditions to organize themselves for
111111qu advantage and» (or 1110 proton
11011 or their own. hilfl‘ltgllilll‘. luleiesiu
’in relation to 'o'thoii interests. > Who
9111mm" oi? ovary prom-osmo- Euro
peso country have mound this euscn
1111i tact and have {blind in the co
operative system ci'l'uciiy tilo form of
luslucss combination (boy need.
Now. whntuvcr the state may do 10
word improving the prnciltc oi‘ nitri-
culture it is not within the sphere or
any government to ,rcorgunizc the
furmors' business 01‘ reconstruct the
soIinl life of farming Iromuuliiltios.
It is, however quite: within its powor
to use its Influence 11nd the machinery
of publicity which It on 1111 control for
. culling public Intention to tho hoods
and the fut-1111.1801- pituinpic. it is the.
obvious duty of the government to cull
illc attention of formers to the grow
Ting ilimlopolizuition of wnicr power.
The fili'lnI-rs. nbovc 1111,. should have
that pouor, on rousonublo torms for
client: ill‘ilispm‘i’lltion. for lighting their
homes and for innulncrublc uses in
the dnliy' tasks on ihe'fn‘rm.
Farmers‘ Own Work, Ne'oded.
it ,would be idle to assert that, life
on the .i‘urin occupics us good u posi‘ ,
lion in'dignity desirability and bust-
noss results no the farmers might
easily 32M" it if they chose. One of
11110 chit-t Iiiiiicuitios is the tnilurc ol'
I-oun'ii'i life. In: it «stints1 at pin-soul to
sulisi’v the higher social Md ilitrllcc-
tiini uslwillitlons of counti‘v people.
of. so much of the best; plcnieuis 111.1111:
I'ui'ul pnpuiuiion into thoiowusis, duo
chiciiy in this cause or to the superior, ,
lulsincss opportunities of city life only
131,- npon io micstiim.»' Bill-1101mm nt
nil l‘unlllinr with form his throughout .
tho l'lliiI-I'l Sinics I'un full to recognize
11n- necessity for building up llli‘ 111‘s
of 11111 form upon 1111‘ social us well as
upon its productive side
11 is true thui country lifo bus in:
prmod irrcnily in iltlJi‘fliiiil‘l‘llomi liollitii
11nd colui’ori hint that tho i‘nrmorn
cornluus nro higher than 11101: u'crc
1111i 1113' “to is nIivnnI-lng cvcii nioic
rupidl3 become of tho urcnicr utlon-
iiou which is bring given by the 11d-
mont. For just. this rouson lhc intro-
duction of od’clllro ,ngriviillumi .I-o-
opI-rution throughout lbc liliitcii Shiloh
is of 1110 tirst iluporliinct'. Whore
fornicrs tire ol'guuizcd I-o-opcl'utivciy.
ihoy not only ili'uil tiiclnsclvcs 11111111
more rcndily oi iniuinrss opportuniilI-s
nod improved methods. bill it is round
that the urn uni-zillions which lil'lilf’
ilicni together in tho. work of ”11‘”
lives urn uscd also for social and in-
tclloctunl mivniwolnciit.
Till? co-opcruiivc plan is the UPS!
[111111 of orgnniuuilun 33111-rm'cr 111ml
11:130. the right spirit to carry it out.
I'ndcr this pinu uu3'3'ibliuliu'ss unill'l'
in very mini has one Iotc unIl only our
into, and every one trots profits or-
rortiini: to who: bu soils or boys or
supplies. lt dch-iops individunl l'c—
spoiisilu‘lity null 1111s a mor'll us well
:15 u flnunclul vnluo mer om othrr
pinn
Fermers' Problems the Whole Country's
lhe formers nsi’clluwiciiinens. it is
not the problem of the farmers alone
that 1 11m discussing with them. but.
u probiom which affects tit-cry city us
well as every form in the country. it
is 11' problcm which the working furni-
cl's will have to solve for tliclnsclvos,
but it is n probicni which ulso offsets
111 only less dcgrcc 1111 the rest: of us,
niid iliorci'oi'c if 3313 con render uny
lloip toward its solution it is not, only
our dnt3 but our interest to do so. .
Tlic {crooning 33111 i hope. lilillil‘ it
Iicnr why i nppolnicl'fli commission to
t'unsidor problems of form 111‘». which
lion and the neglect of which has not
but
also loworcd the I'lliI'ionI-y of 1th wllolc
llilii'ou Tho 33' elful'c (it'ilic furnior is
the whole, community The strength-
suing ,0! country lifc, therefore. is the
strengthening of the whole nation.
The commission has tried to help the
farmers to see clearly their» own prob-
10m and to see it as 11' whole, to distin-
Innis!) clearly lit-tween ‘wlit'it the gov-
;ern‘ihent can do and what the thrillers
' must do for themselves, not] it n'i'I' hos
1911' 1.111... no: only the rumors. but the
nation ,ns :1 whole. to 191111 8,11...“
stoning o: crops, thong ,_ nu osselitin'i
purl... 13,.01113' 11 port of country lite.
"Crop growing is the essential rounds:
tion, but it is .no loss essential that the
farmer shall got on udcquute rctl‘irn
Tussenilnluindood it is ills" i1
'-t_li'ut he and This 13 ife 0111 his children
shrill lend the right kind . , ,
, For this reason it is, of, 111,9 rill lin-
portulii'e that the Uliltcd States donor 1-
munt oil- agriculture through which as
prime uncut the ideas the commission
stands for must vouch the people.
should become without delay in fact a
deal not only with crops. but also with
1111 the, larger. nspccts ofT life in the Open
.' country. ,
»Tlireo Needs of 'Country Life.
From it'll that has been done and
production of. the mini.- . ' '
country lifethorcforc ‘i‘sTTTTI'iot' to help
Pitt's form r‘ roro ops but to
cull his attention to '19an opportunities
for bettcr, business 'Iind bdtter. ii, in
t~ t..sbmlld' bu laud what, ,1,
believe it ultimately will tic—vonc ‘ot
' the most dignified, desiroble Iiiid sought
' utter ways of earning o living-”tho
' former must mus advantagcmo‘t: only
.I or the ngrlcultui'nl knowledge which
{11s at his ‘dlspoflal.'b,lll. of‘ihc methods
whichT' um raised and continue to
. . 1;: they do business.
on tho, form 1,1. country: li‘i‘c is to .ho-
loomed three grout general and imme-
dintc needs of country 'lii'o stood out;
”.18" 'eve'rywhero. 9' unlin'i'lghtly', unauil' ‘
w ivuic
l Ilosiro only to who I-oliuscl with.
.0101“ in demanding“ ,
To those inuy well' be ridden bettcr‘
snnituilou, for cnsily preventable dis-
eases hold several million country peo-
pic in the slavery of continuous ill
beulth
Organization In Necessary. ,
The conunlssioii points out-Pant] I
concur in the cohcliisioant'liat "‘99,.
most lniportnnl llclp tilut the, govern"
lnciit wliotiicr nniionnl or si‘utc. I'dul
give is to show 1111' pcpplc how, to, no
11110111 those tools: of ui'goilizlit'lou ed
urntion uud communication with, the
host and quickest results This, can?
he done 113', 1110, collection and sure 1d 1
of information, _(_)no_conitl_iunit,v will
thus. bc,ln1jovmcd ,oi’ what other («1111- I
11111111110111 have done and one country '
of‘ what oilibi' countries have dono..i
Sili'll llclp by tho pimples govern-
ment would lend to u I'ohlprI-lleiishc;
[111111 of, orgunlzniion, I'd'ucuiioli 11nd
coniuiun'iiuilon 11nd limits. the i’ul'm—
lnit country Better to llvc in, for ill-i
-lciiccluul 1111:] «(11-1111 i'I-nsons us VII-iii,
oil for purely agricultural rcnsons.
’l'hc government through the dc—
pulilucni of ugricuituro does not cui-
nny muu‘s form for, him. but 11'
docs put at his scrvicc useful knowl-
001:0 tliiit he would not otherwise got
in the some way the nniiomli 11nd
stoic, governments might put into iilc
pooplcs builds the now not! right '
iInuwlI-Iiuc of school work 'i‘llo task
of 111111' uniiilnu nud developing tilt-
sIhools would rcmulu. us now. with
tho pooplc themselves.
Money For Expenses Asked- ,
The only rccoinmondotion I submit
is ,ihni uu lippi'oprlutiuu of 8.5.000 be
Iiigcst lilI- niliI-rliil it 11:11: colic-(it'd
mid to ('Iillirl .md to dint-st InuI-li
tour“ that is within its much and thus
I'omplole its work. This noulIl Itiulbic
lilo Ioiniulssion lo g-lilicr 111 1110 bur
rust "of mluuvsllon which is resulting
from 11111 discussion it ilns s1 irrcd up.
’l‘ho IroilllllissiIiilr-i‘s have scri'od will»
out I'olnpcllsntloll. and 1 do not rcconl-
lin'iui nuy ili'llll‘t‘ill‘lliiluu {or illoii'sI'l'3‘~
lI'I-s, 1,1111 only for tho cxpcnst's iiiui
will or i'I'qulroIl to fllllllll the lush ihut
lilcy 11:13'1' ill-gnu.
To improve our sysicm of agricul—
lili'i.‘ 1401111134 in nu- lilo most lirgcui oi
ilu- lusks which lio boi'orc us. int 11
i'llllllill. 111 my giudunlcni. bc cl‘PcI-lcd
by Ina-usui'cs which touch only the 1111\-
113121111 lllld ,icclinlI'ul side of the sub-
,u'I'i. The whole business 11nd life of
tho furnlcr must uiso. bu tokcii lulo
iil'l‘ulllil. Silt-11 I'oiisidorntioiin led me
in appoint lilo I'oinlilisslon on country
1110.0111' object s11 ,iuld ho to llclp do.
11111311 in tho I'uuuii'y I'onlnlui'lii ilic
urcul ldcols of I oninlunlly life as 33011
:is of pcvsounl lliili‘lli‘ icl'. Ono of lllt‘
most important adjuncts to 1111s, I'nll
llillr‘l be the country tillli“1h.illld I 111‘
viio 3our nitontiuh to who: illc. com
mission 9113's of the country I"liill'Iil
and of tho lined of on cxiousion of
110011 work no ihtlt of tho Younc Moii‘s
(“lil'lstiu'u association in country 00111-
munilics 1. ct Inc. liir spot' 1111 ciilpbusis
upon phat the commission says hi the
vory end or its report on personal
lilolils 11nd local lclltlcrslllp L3 W‘H'
tiling rcsI'ilics itself in the cod into
the (plosiion of pt'rsoimlily. \‘ciillcr
NIiclou' our government cnn do much
t' 1r countrr 1110 unless there is volun-
tnl'y response in lllc personal idcnls of
the turn mid uoln‘cn who the in the
country. ,
Plea For Farmore' Wives.
home should lie more important thou
the school or (him sociclv 111' large
When once the basic inilicl'iol nerds
have been met high ideals may be
quite independent or income. bill “it?
cannot be rculizcd without, audit-lent
income to provide adequate futilillih
tlon. und’ whore the community or.
lnrge is 1nd financially prosperous it.
is impossible to dovclop :1 1111.211 nvcr-
lure personal and communltv ideal In
short. the tundmncntul fuels of 1111-
111311 Ilzllure appl3 to inch and “11.11: 11
who live in the country “inst us
'tlic3 » apply to men and women
33hr) 11310 in the towns. (.13 on u suiii~
1: lent foundation of material u'I-Tli b"-
Tfurnicrs virus on their children 130'
domes 11113 factor, of dust importance
goncrntion toward farm life. _. Tho
tnrlncl' should realize that the person
pho most nceds consideration on the
turn} is his wife. loo not ,in the least
moon that she should purchase cuss at
the expense of duty" Neither men not
woman is really happy or. really libeful
alive on condition, of doing his or her,
dut3.
us housewife. us home. 1:391:91; us the
.lnotbcr Ivlio'sc 1?.
fhour 11nd rear, 11 stilliclcpt number of,
healthy, children ,tTlTi'pus 'sTl'Ic is not cu-
filled to ouricgdrd But if she docs
his dutv ,nnd the, mun. should show
special consideration for lion needs. ,
I warn my countryman (but the
Iri'eut‘ recent progress mode in city life
is not. '11 full rumours. of our «mum
11011, for our cii'ilizniioli mists at hot-
lom on the .wholesomepens. the nitroc-
tivonoss and the cuinpiéic e‘ss us well
' In the dovcioplncnt of rhnructcr the -
mg, R105 inducucc of the farmers 111,111"
in determining the attitude of, the 11va ,
'llei‘ duty she is more entitled to our
regard even than the Inn,” who docs _;
.The D
lir'oliIiI-Ii to ('lllllllo the coiliniissiun lo . «
fivvvvvv'vv'vvv‘v—vv-vvv'
me Iungtion, it is ,to . ,
,us the prosperltv of 11:63 iii ti .ounti'v
The men and women on the farms
stand for whut is fundumentnllyybest
.iilnd 11108011“de in our American 11179.!
Upon the fiction)
r'es't's ultimately
tibiuty 133111116 1,11
1F:r§t‘.~—Efle'ctlvc cooperation among
formers to put them 'on n iewl with,
the organized iiltcrestsN with which
Se'cond. 1—A new kind or' schools in
the country. mrulilcli shall truth the
children as ninI-ll outdoors on indoors."
11nd pcrhn'ps more. so ih‘ut they will
prepare for country life and, not 111': ct
present mainly for life in 1811!... ‘
'l‘liil'd. «Better motion of communion-
lion including good roads and u par-1
I'cls post. which the country people
ads of farming requiring the' highs}:
intelligence to continue to 1’9 and
clothe tho, nudism hut-lopsiut ' Ti'pply.
the city', with ,‘trgsh 111,900., sloop, dies.
"and cléur [that con, enduro the
; tori-tilt”: strum" oi‘n io'dern lif'c. Wé I'lFl'B'I‘l
' pmenb'o " in til 'j‘opeu‘
,, ' lio willr'li'c 'tli ho futurt. do
in the past. ibo' s'tu‘y 'uud strength of
tho nililon in time of Mir alid, its 32,11 id'-
ling and controlling spirit, in time of
prom.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
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Bridgeport Advertisements.
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Read Co.
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£8”th 1851..
Patterns in Spring Shuts
Exclusive Styles for Men
The new Spring line of Star Shirts is now opcn. "lllis
mcnns no3cllics in 31 into and colors, sli' nice: that are to load
this sunlmcl'.1:111,brown,lm'cnIlcr, old bloc and gray cf-
iccts with white “ l 110 Star is mode in this Cll} and our of
tho most icliulllc blonds in, the Illnikct. for medium pliccd
Shirts. _
$1. 50 and $2.00. . t
W I' we plI'usIIl to show this line of Shirts 10 mn- cus—
101110in for 131' takc much pride in it. \I'w puilci'ns c011—
stnnlly arriving. . {T
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HOSlei‘y for Women
Two New Styles.
Medium weight Black Cotton, with iincu 10c 5.1110. and
heel. 1111:; make no Iluinblc foot. i'oi “11011 is «front 511111 11)
' 33I'1125c. _ ,
'9 Unbreakable L'isle, :lll exceedinglv stroll-r w czu'I' which
will not break will: :1 good sirmur tug. It has been sillleI'lI' l
to severe. tests and prov on its Ilzimc' 25o.
Remnant Sale of Wash Goods
Cotton Challis Best Prints 3'
Ginghams Chambrays and Madras
Fine Shirtihgs Cotton Poplins
Dimities Organdies
Silk and Cotton Goods Mercerized Fabrics
\ spI'I'inl I‘"'1I':1i:111II' ill short iI'ilgills mogul:1 iioill '2 1.1)
it) 3:11'Ils :11 3c1v lIT'iupliilir plicc
Wash Good. Suction.
Smyrna Rugs, all 313001
33illIlIiw, IlllIl
lllI‘M' hugs :llI' slum 11 in iliI't quI't 5101c
lhI' SlZL‘
zli'c c>zim “(uni Him. as can bI' scan at a «loner.
is :1 pr'nIiiI': ll Inlc .
$1.50 for any one of them‘.
L'zil'pct Siorc. first floor.
Have you looked at Tihe new STpring’Ginghams yet?
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THIS WEEK’S SSPECIAL Wi'LL BE
Flannelette Garments
We Offer You at Marked DoWn Prices ‘
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i Plannelette Gowns
' AT 5; CTS TRegularprice ‘75‘c
AT 69 CTS’. Regulni'pl'me.'........ ..... 89¢
! AT 79 CTS.' Reguiaiprico $100
: . Flannelette Skirts
9 AT 25 CTS. Rogulorpl'ice 35c
i ‘. AT 35 CTIS Regular price 50c
AT 49 CTS
BARGAIN ‘
~Re§ular price. ..........'.........75c
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84 Washington St... South Norwalk
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1.111.319.1811, Pen. 09-40111: A.
lT’ulno. of this place was nppoiutot'lw to-
“Tily 'ai-i temporary receivor of the III-.-
t‘ernatio‘n’ul 011 Engine Company, which
has its ‘TplIInt ho'ie “9.9091093 poiugn iii
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hodenhclnici', J L. Ginsu, New York
city; F‘ Stcm'n's, Siltllil'm'lii’ W.‘ 1'}.
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.11.], 11101. “Kobu, 11‘. .l Home .
Boston; Gllurlo's Bluui. i’ililadolpiiiu; ‘
- ' - - - LooDnvisIhustNIil'wolk;".'1 W. “Moi
canningz- the miinro could he loathed. loy, Ital-tioul- S. E. 810011; Buyonlin, .
although the presidenti; 'Qf'. the 00m‘ .TNTeTv ,‘JeTgp'aTTeyH 4i 315 , \
panziww. Pa Hatch, said that he was ,v .
confident that the- affairs or thé eon-
corn. would be, satisfactorilyradiusted' ; s; illness and \yil'eI-ll Gilbert A'. g._
'wiihlu~u-vsucr11time. so that. it would : mien», s. w. sens, Philip McGOvern
“0111b? heceésuiy'm MW tn'w. McMillan .1 A. Chase, P P.» King,,
“9‘3“" ”'9 ted , “What“.- George Mni'lIs.:G.-L11Nicholsi NI flood
““0“” “9m? , ' «'Wln, Dove, Martin. New ,York'.:' 1:0.
“Tl M0311: 113ml ' " ,,. 1 - ~ Emotion and wife. Brooklyn; M.- Hunt
.. ‘ .. and wife, Scranton, Psi: J Olds, New
flavour. A: l... 1Toinllnson, S..1(3reen-
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Mahackemo—w‘ It i3es. Suringhoid;
stein, M S Daniels, E some.
Bridgeport: EGoodchlid, Mms Mane.
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Ji 1“ Manning, Buffalo; N EwPaine, '
q'ilfiitj't
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. 'A. 1’. Muilvillc. New Huron; S. w Ray-
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signature of ., r'ITiuTlthioiit; TWilllunll-i. TKiiicudo.T01Im- ,
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