Evening sentinel, Friday, February 19, 1909 · page 2

 

‘ fuse and the regular

- set the front door.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

Impioc', Rib, Erilptionc,
Quickly Eradicatod by New
~ 7‘ BVI't'VInM Remit dy.

Etc.,

Since its discovery 1W) our air).
ennui. the new shin bins r. new
extraordmary «embroilahmento.
ended mq‘moat sunshine ekpeciii'tlo is
at the 0 cent specialist who gave

111‘ to the world. it has c red thous-

' 1 node or cases of eczema a d era eat

on finial and other dlsflgii’remon s of

yeertt' standing. The terrible itching

attending eczema is slapped with the

. first application giving proof of its

1 chrome properiieirw the way out
1 new :'. .

 

 

21013? goo nits in aneciions. such
1 yes! 11'1me .1‘ 10 I" él‘ilo'a, blackheads.
11 ”acne, barber's tch, eto., results show
after an overnight application. only it
a 1 diiantity being required to effect
Those who use poslain for.
cilia minor. ‘sltiti troubles can now
all themselves“ oi the special lid-cent
package, Ietenny adopted to meet
Wench needs. Both the2 fiocent pack

291m may now

Abe obtained in South prying}: 1%“;1‘116

1 Cliiford Pharmacy: Edw'.‘ V élle‘y y,
’ 1112311111111: other le rig drug stores“

. Simplest for ex'li litiéntal phi-poses
may be had free 01' charge by writing
1 direct. to the Emergency Laboratories,
2‘2 West Twentyviii’lh street, New Xork
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' COUNT BONI WANTS CHILDREN.
PARIS. Feb. 119. wCount Bout do Cas-
'1‘iellane has appealed from the docistou
1 110! the French cmirt handed down ‘lie-
ceinber 30, that his three sons remain
in the custody of their mother, the
1' present Princess dc Sagan. it is said
that the count hopes to compel the do
'Sagaiis to come to it private settle.
1ment The doSngaiIs are at presently
. living quietly heie. ’l‘lIey,sny there
are "saving money to pop do Casiol
lano' s dobts."1

-10A.'8'1‘ORIIAI.
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Nan-«‘1' alivuyn know when Jack Is
‘He gives just one
‘ullttle ring." . '
Fon‘II—“Yes‘just like that one
your finger.-"-—Chit ago ’l‘rlbuue

 

 

 

1 ,‘ A1. new line of medium priced SHOES
. with all the attractiveness round in
the higher g1 Iido duos.

Al'

Ladies’ Pat. Tip, Button,
Ladies' Pat. Tip, Lace,
Ladibs Ficruble, Unlined

‘ I'VIVVVE‘fi

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"I1Wcar Shoes That Fit.

122 wnenmo'ron sTnEE'r.
1P1HONEV 51412-2. '

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. $100,000.00
eunotus AND Pliorrre
SON, Pres.

N PP,Iint-Jylcc-cho.
Ito AN,2nd Vice-

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TELEPHONE COMPETITION.

The Effect In Practice of Two Com
' pctin? Companies.

In the ammo report of The Soutb~
1cru New l‘nglaud Telephone company
to January 26, 1908. President John W
Ailing. of New Haven, discussing com
petition says:

I. Genuine telephone service in any
VZommunIty requires that all who want
(I use the telephone nan. in‘tbo maul

nor most convenient, I WithI
lest possible d‘oluy‘, tilikg'wltb eveii'
bill I' t'clepliouo user, . 'nti’“ mutter

whé'ilior recldlng in the community or
out of It. in short. all want to talk
with each other and cuii‘bost do it
over shingle system. This question
of competitive. telephony has been
tried elsewhere on a large scale, mid
has been investigated elsewhere
most thormighly. and we cerv
tIIinly ought to profit thereby.
From this oxpoilvnee. it appears that.
III-I o. I'IIIII,1II~ltliei‘ .Ibsoi'b. all the (‘lISI
tIIuIIIrs of the other, but lusinoss men
and the large coins of. telephone ser
vice tube both. The majority or tele~
phone users in any eon‘uuunlty is iiiI~
able to talk with the members or the
other system, except from puy stu-
ilous. "l‘lie memhprs or one system
_t'ClIl'll'lIt talk out. of its limits at all.
e’l‘heI business telephone or the old
.cdmpuny gets but slight if any r0
ductlou. and us time‘ goes on. it is
soon there is no reason why it should
not uuy because the old company has.
IIIl Its out of the State serlco. some
tllng to soil which Is indispensable.

ad which“ the new compunv cannot
fifrhlsli.‘ 80 turns any person uses
both telephones. the double cost to
him is much greater than the cost
or II single system: The new oom-
puny with Its new plant. needing but
little for repair or maintenance for ll
'fow yoms. may pay dividends oven on
stldck which represents nothing but
when: but soon the. scene changes.
The new company is obliged to meet
depreciation unit has made no 'pro-

COME IN AND EXAMlNE OUR
NEW LINE OF

Gas

and

Eleétric
Portables
the finest ever shown in the

Twin Cities'and at prices
I that defy’compctition.

 

 

 

. Connecticut

Company.

 

 

 

Place Y or Orders for

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

as the demand is large and in
order to secure early deliveries
we must have your artists new;

F E. Lockwood

 

 
 

 

fbr Bed and Dressing Rooms are here
In pleasing variety. Every piece is
strongly made for long service; and

many are richly carved and ornament»
ed. There is a finish to every detail
or our Furniture that gives it I). value
for over the Ordinary kinds 0! house-
hold furniture generally Isold today.
and our prices are extremely low~tor'
the exceptional Qualities. .

 

 

134-136 WASHINGTON STREET,

1 successfully claiming legislative

’ business in this State.
1 lliine so.

 
 

' pic 1': led tl‘i agree With the

‘I' chord no hair

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FRIIJAY, FEBRU RY 1'9. 1909

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llllllili Ill llllilllll

This Simple Home Mixture Relieves
Lame Back and Urinary Trou-
bles and Anyone Can Easily
Proper; iI Iii-“Home 1

 

 

More people succumb ouch your to
some form of kidney trouble thIiiI any
oilIIr cause. The slightest form or
kidney dernngmnent often develops III-
Io Bright's kidney disease. diabetes or
di'opsy. When either of these diseases
are suspected the tenderer should at
once seek the best medical attention
possible. Consult only a good first
class physician,

'l‘heic are many of the lesser M'lllljv
lotus of kidney trouble which run be
heated at home is stated by It well-
kuowu nuihorli‘y For some of these.
such on backuoho, pain in the region
(it the kidneys. wenlt bladder. ire.
quoiicy. especially at night, painful
III'uldlng and other ur'InIIIy iIoulIloI-I.
tI'v the following simple home tem-
edy: lI‘luld' Extract Dandelion. one-
lIIIlt ounce; Compound Knrgou one
ounce; Compound Syrup Soi'sIIpIII-lllu,
ilu'oc ounces. .Theae Hllllplt' ingredi-
ents are harmless hnd can be obtained
Iii. My good prescription I'Ihui'niuoy

lug well in II bottle. The dose for
adults is u. loanpooniul. utter each
turn! und nguln at bedtime) _ I‘
There is no more effective remedy
known in I‘IIllIIvo all forms of l‘llellllltt"
ilIIIiI. lIoruusII li nets diroc ly
the kidneys and blood.
«dogged up poroinu thr- kidneys so
they run filter and strain from the
blood the poisonous uric llflltl‘ iiud
wnslo matter which if not eliminated
remain in the blood. decompose Iind
settle ubout tho Joints and iIIIII-It'ular
tissues causing the untold suffering
and deformity of I'hounutlisnI.
Buoltncho is nature‘s sigunl notify
int: tho inffoI'Ir ilmi. the kidneys art?
not noting pIVopor.ly "*l'uke euro 01
your kldnuvf's is now the physician‘s
.Idvtro to tho puiionts

 

vision I'd-ii cuts or drops Its
llvideiiils uud loses its credit. it. then
bot-ohms II question o! the survival
of the fittest. The new compnny. or-
iginally slIiI'tiId by promoters from
anywhere. bus llt’i'iilllt‘ owned largely
by the local community; for the
scheme of tho proniotors is to unload
on the local [Illlill(‘. Every community
in (Ivory gonorniltin, produces during
Ituiud periods. Its crops of too oI-IIIIIII
‘(lllS investors. and the “promoter" is
sent for to harvest the crop. and be
loos the job very neatly and sun-
‘i'sufullyw for himself. 'l‘htI new oom-
uiIIiy, with its looIIl bucking, tries to
ruled rules. Sometimes It succeeds
:IIIIII'tiIIIIIII it door-I not. Meanwhile t‘lI‘II
Itilitll‘iil publh heroines Illdunsio‘d with
tho double system The service hits
heroine poor. Mniiiiouutioo and tin»
pi'uvi'uioiii :II'o Hl‘l‘lllllll'tl. Develop-
ment and extrusion III'II abandoned.
'l‘lIIIiI (Piillli's the public demand that
IIiI'I lwu systems litiii‘gu lilflflilli‘l‘ on
'IOIIH' imle so that the uninsured 01‘
the double system be eliminated

Now l have been briefly describing.
in II very general wai. what has been
not is going on in vuilous parts at
the United Ethics. and i any thut two
(‘illlilli‘llIlVQ systems of telephony hove
been domonst‘rinod to be not dostrulile.

It.1‘ls1n0w ten years. and
live successive General Assemblies.
that the independents have been “11'
fit-
At. the lust session. the. way was

 

 

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reopened to them. to apply directly to

the Superior Court for a finding that
public convenience and Iicoesslty re
quite a Competitive telephone system.
in February. 1908. they organized un-
dt‘r 'Ilio joint stock um... and at once
‘i‘ltilVlisSt'il the State. for subscribers.
iiiid advertised. and otherwise un-
IIIqut'cd their intention to apply to the
Superior Court, for such necessary
iliidiiiir. In order to do u telephone
They huvv not
Should thov \\ holly pose by
It’ll; Suppr'ioi Comt. uud ilioioby ud-
II It llIeli hunt of faith in the “Inuit
of an Iipplli'uili'ui to that intelligent
iIlId l‘iIIpIiI'tIIIl iriliuiinl,‘ uud ugnlu
present their claims to tho (lenorul
Alssembly now in session. is it not. so
tliut, tuftei refusal to apply to the
SupeIior (hunt and adverse decisions
oi flvo General Assemblies. their case
sould be regarded- ns concluded?
lowevcr, us It mutter of geenrnl in:
terest certain claims. I‘econliy pre
sented by the inddpendents to the poo
.1119 (If this state;-
considered ‘ ‘ ‘ I‘

has not. been developed ielephonlcaily
it should have been?” Figures" are

nut that ‘suflloe We hays been It

plied to’ for service} and have 1-1110

oltg 1y canvassed the State. and are
stll doing so. in rib si‘n'gle instance.
'tIlIisllo II. c‘fi‘v very. exceptional cases
"of isolation In the tidal districts. huyo
pinston
‘Ivdpl'igl leloplio’iio service ‘fIII‘I some or
our dunnhuimdhdyee of service no
him In that got the settler; ire wantod‘
' ‘- Ibl it is ‘cluli 1in that our III‘IIIs III-II
highoi tilitu' ll 1 I‘ the independents
in the West. '21? tile IIIIIII’I'IoI’idIII'I‘ts
III'I‘I tlIVoIIc oiigd‘g d In dosti‘urt‘ivo oI'
HIIIII‘II 'Iio‘iiib'ciino up the non sys:
tem‘, and their men nt Niles his not
blis’cd on 'p ‘l'llll'lltinllf- conditions. and

ash oi. comémrisou.

 

 

 

the indepen ents have
uncovering

oreover.

be u and tire raising; or
to reuse; their rates.

Besides our rates have produced no

inorei1riiti§iiue thnnh a1 been needed
-for‘tlie prosecution 011 e business or,
the Company ‘

I It is vei‘ true that the independents
have pr'o lsed lower r tos' than our
111111138, bill. they 11 ve‘ lid ho othelr
guided.) go by in n to promise to
roifi‘ rides. whatever. it might be. UII or
such a rule it is easier ‘
titliitir' than to perform

 

l was rates is nbér‘u‘dt'ttidf‘tci‘ by tho
i Roundentd [Iv Itsseit‘iniz that. We Inty
Iii I‘Bell‘ coiniim‘y,‘ radii your ton did
on (Ivory telephdnc‘ ' 'l‘lIlsI‘lI:
obsohiloly tulso. li booms to us In
I'Iicunublv so.

 

 

130 much lititl been said about IboI

P

and anyone run mix them by slIuk- 11

upon 11
it 0 cans iiio' '

illirou‘ith 1

should be here 1

it‘s) it is claimed that this State"

‘gjvén which are misleading But'let.1‘

obtain con:
1 1'01 Our assumed inability to give

its IIllIunce with the American ’l‘clou
phone hurl Telegraph company. that
it 1’in words on this subject will be
useful.

As shown by the balance sheet. we
paid the AIIIoi'chIn ’l‘olephbno and
Telegraph com Iany. lost your, $97.-
"$6.94 and rear red from that company
through the Long Distance service. in
ouch. to? 613.5
1» During the mist your 1W1! received
from that company the use and I’m
pair or over 66:0th telephones. and it in
suit- to any that this advantage. to us
ll-l $20,000. Panning by the grout value
to use of the engineering iIcoOuntlng,
and other so rvlcos tuinlsbed us by ilio
American Toletihone and 'l‘elogiuph
company, this (.ompuiiy In entitled to
the free use or my invention now 01'
hereafter puionted or owned by the
American 'l‘olophoue uiid 'l‘l‘lllgl'llllll
company. and in no‘lndustry is there
still such II wide hold for future i11-
veutlon IIII III the telephone fluid and
no telephone company in no likely to
own future luvonilons as lhis grunt
oi‘IIIIpIiIIy AI pioaoiit We have the
tree use of tho Pupui invention. by
which nloIIII ill." telephone wires be
operated. extent III II prohibitive cost.

lilllllllllillllli

WAIIIII

111111111118 I Illlfl MEN

TO ATTEND

1‘an murmunmt

Masquerade "Ball and
Entertainment ‘

Uncas Tribe, Red Men

MUSIC‘HALL.

Monday Evening. Feb. 22. 1909
Special Vaudeville Entertainment
Elaborate Grand March

Preceded with the OIdEntirnc Minuet.
by the Committee, in Colonial CosI
tome. Every attraction‘on elaborI
ate scale. 1
Tickets now on stilo'nt l’lnisted‘s.

SilllIIoII-l’owcll‘s, (‘lldord Pharmacy.
.‘oloninii‘s nnd lirlggoiW'IiIII181NtIWS-

ItIIIIdII. \‘Ibolploi it Clur'ks or i‘roui

Ill members.

REGULAR TICKETS ...... .50 CENTS
Balcony Tickets. 25s.; Box Seats, St.
A costumer-V will be in nttenlinnro.

"iHl illllIl’S Ill Illllilllllll"

By OLIVER GOLDSMITH

.1 Comedy of Five Acts. under the nu-
spleen of lIIt‘I

Knights of King Arthur

AT HOYT'S THEATRE. SOUTH

 

 

 

 

NORWALK,
Friday, Feb. l9ilI, at 8 o’Clock
TICKETS. . .$l.00, 75c. 59: and 35c

Souls run be secured ut the Theatre
Ind Wood‘s drug store.

 

 

 

1 HOYT'S mm m

3—DAYS—-—3
February 18. 19 and 20

Anthony Geronimo. . .General Manager
Frank Chane. . . . . . .Recident Manager
mm. H. Clone ....... Musical Director

SPECIAL -!

FRIDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 19
“SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER".
Direction Society of King Arthur

Reserved Seats“ .. .,...35 50. 75, $1.00

Admission 150

GOURLEY d. KEENAN
"Kidding the Kid." assisted by Little
, Bunk' -
CHESTER enemas
Singers and Dancers
MYLES a RAYMOND

Baby in the .cradle
SAMUEL ilb‘ PHILIPS

 

 

 

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and Prece'rltI
R‘A'v'“ Monapv
Singer of l‘Iiiieitatch Songs
THREE HEELS OF MOTION PIC-
grunge CHANoao'DAILY ~

PestnMANcE DA‘ILV
Matinee 2: '30 ' EvenIIIgl 8:15

1 ADMISSION roe

Reserved Seats 20s.. Box. Seatn'tilic
Telephone 112

It ”W
ENTIRE CHANGE or; machine
., Morton»! A’No 'riiuunian‘iI

WW“ .........s..V...,! _—

BASKETBALL

NORWALK indoor.
NorWalk Basketball Team

(Teain F). '
NEX'I‘ on E: ._

uoawsms

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PRELIMINARY GAME " \

 

aADMISSION........‘......I.25 CENTS
' DANCING AFTER GAME3-‘

supposed burden to our company of

inhibitor

impersonator of Famous Actors. Past 1

..Ii{lteI‘IIni1II

 
 

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'i'11'omnpuy in this State.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cute Your Cold

lift

with Flax Seed

111.. For many y'enrs‘ physicians have been suc~
_cossiV'ully trcntlugt‘ Ollglls, “Colds." Ilronchit
tie and Consumnirm with no Emulsion of
Flax Seed. colic llNQNlNI.. 'llIisisnot
a secret remedy, the formula being on every
bottle. It is a palatable eniulsiou—wswootua
Cieltlll —- made of the oil compressed mild
from the finest. seleticd I"IIIIt Souls and by
a scieIIiiiIc process te’quiiiug 120 hours.

If you wish to know what tlII'i‘I Flux Seed
Emulsion will do. write to the makers and
they will send you on order on a local drug-
gist for a regular-sire package (not :1 inc”:
team It) nuil “1111metlILdrungsiilItInIItlu'I
101' in” biéiis their iro‘cggiit‘, made to let the
rcmVodydisIolI sliowlyuti Milli it can do.

The First Bottle Free

CUT OUT THIS COUPON
for It I'IIhy not appear again und‘ mall in ‘l he
Llnoninc (10.. lIIIanIry. Conn. l have In vt'r
tIled I.I1tioninc.plduac supply the itlili the
first boiich tree.

 

 

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nnnnnnnnnnnnn una- qle UIQIIII‘AIICUIV' In'
8.11.8.diveIuIInII..m.I—.urntpninly

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for uuy considerable distance under
ground or in rubles above ground.

1 But the greatest value to this com-
puny. III its alliance with the Ameri—
can 'l‘IIlIIlIopuo and Telegraph (nim-
Iipny. is in the long IlistnnciI service
which we ouu give our liners. and
which cannot be furnished or truth-
fully pI'oIIIisI-Id III on Independent
A telephone
service which cunconneot house or
office, or Slill‘i‘, with New York, 01'
Providence. or Puwtuckci. or Boston.
”1' Worcester. or Springfield. or Low-ll,
Ill‘ l'ltisfleld. or with any place ouisldo

the Build. Is Indispensable to the full

use of the telephone. to which the
public In entitled.

The charge oi the. AIIIIII'IcnII ’I‘olII-
phone and ’l‘clcgmph company for all
facilities Wi‘ not from them is 4% p01
rout. of the gross telephone ouriilngs.

This is the some sum which that
(‘lilllliilliy receives from all Its ns- 1
'aot‘lutod companies in the United 1
Suites.

The Southern New lIhIgluud coni-
puny uud several other important
telephone companies, though consti-

iuiiug II purl. or the Bell system, are
not controlled by the American Tolov
|illtlll(‘ nnd Telegraph company. Yet
the relations 0 all the. companies to
that company. s respects the charges
szlIl, are ldenllcul. and all equally find
illi‘lr connection with the Bell system
or the most distinct and unquestion-
IIble ndvnutngo. The great telephone
investigations of Chicago. Now Or-
luuns mid of the merchants or New
York lmvo prouounm'd the charge of
the AIIIIIIlcnu Telephone and Toto.
IiIIIph Innipziny lidiSiillllIilt‘ Coriuin
it, is.1ilI:It in no othui tiny unrl on no
other terms can the long distance
telephone ril‘li’li‘n lIo bud. .

\lc do not hesitate to any that lIH‘
IIlIi.IIII'II of the Sonilivin New EIIII:
laud 'l‘elI-pliimc rumpuuy with 1th
Ann-rim" Telephone and ’l‘r-logruph
I'qupuny is one of the most valuable
.Issets of this voinpuny.

 

BUSINESS MEN MEET.

_.———.._

Discussion of Various Matters Which
VWOuId Benefit the Town.

'l"h(I Business Men's Assmduilon. of

Noi'wmk'. held u regular-riuecting lust
'ovoniug‘ 1M the Norwullr lioiol, III
which time matters of general inteI-
t of the town of Not‘wnlk were dis-
oilseed.
- A11; ll o‘clock about seventeen people.
had one of Colonel George Russell‘s
dinners. Messrs. Swuriz, Raymond
and Hoyt, of the Merrliuuts‘ Imd Mun-
IIi'IiciIII'ors' Association, of South Nor~
walk. Wi’l'o present. and they discussed
matters with the Norwulk men.~

The discussion was Ii' very lntoi'uinl
lilii‘, und was on issues I'Ilnilve to the
giuorul welfare of the 'l‘oii'n or Nor-

wulk Iuibcr thIIII either of the clthlos ~

it was the general soutlmout‘ that
the town was count to entei Into. on
writ of pr'ospcilty. and it one expioss-

II'd on both sided that It would be much -

better to have the 01511111711110“ of ouch
(Iliy meet together. more. often and dis
cuss the welfare of the whole town.
ITIIore wcre'u number or speakers
during the evening whosr. talks were

1IIlong lines of closer relation between

the NorwnllI Business Men’s Associa

(ion and the Merchants; and Ma‘nuhac- '
Vtui'ers' Association. or South Norwaiii. 1’

W
‘NORWALK CHAPTER MEETS.

”a...

Membere Entertaioc'd at the Residence : A

of Mrs. c. Swartz' Vector-dim,

"The Februaiy meeting of Norwalk 1 '

(llhapter. Daughters of the American

‘ Revolution. was:- held at the home 01'

llllreII C WSwsItn yesterday afternoon,

1Mrs. Noxon. regentw prepidlng. Dele-

dates were chosen {or thetoougress to
lie held in Washington;- in ‘ADI‘LI‘
.tbtlowa: Regent, _Mrs. Noxohp regent
hits. Swzwtw; regent ulterx
unto ltlltll‘llatfi,\Ml‘81.I'.Vflll liureu; dole
unto. Mrs. StrainsN dittogziie alternate
Miss limi Couch: dolesntbmliornuto
It‘l‘iernnte. Mis. FillOWJ: 'I'I. '
I’llho IIbI'IIIlaII's report I’m “In lust
three months shows on average or 300
I" persons per month to hirer been in IIt~
IthIIdIiIItIe at. the Spriugwood lVVl'bIIII‘y.
A most ‘infloi'osting address iollowetl
11W Mrs. A'gnesI Lewis Mitchell. of
W cstport on “The Colonies of the Uni
ted States." Bright and: original. she

"held the closest attention of her 011-.

dlence to the end.

Salute. to the flag. refreshments
social hour Adjournment.

The program‘wasé 1n chnige of‘ Mrs.
Stearns. ol' westpOrt

1IHE WIND OE THE ATLANTIC.

Gaunt old shepherd. I'h'nnr'p' with brine;
ShoulderingI the [diets on the high

1 moors or heather 1 I‘.‘ I

Bunting} surfI‘loutl’. through the format

1 i'pineI—I I 1 .
IGlftiy‘ ‘hrb‘ thy cloud

to loo: ‘ " '-

 

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hiii'ds huddlirig

‘ ‘IiI'iIII‘ in ‘lily piping." lVIcht‘Id VillV i'oIIVg'ViVI
Wontlioiwf .1 ‘ .
Wild II1‘II1 tho "I‘ivlug III blidii or the

’ Sou!

 

-C. it. (lump in Success Milgilll ind.

 

‘ brake out in on'éyoi the-I holds 01‘ the

‘ lyu, today. burned for two hours esters

 
 
 

 

Bridgeport Advertisements.

Di.

 

w.

1. II ynto

Silllllllt‘l'. llllil the shades \leiI
exceedingly novel and Iiiti'ncti

interest and charm.

Satin-striped Prunclla
Vigoreaux Prunella

Fancy Striped Serge
Satin cashmere
Plain Prunella

And the colors lizitl'lo III-,5

lII'IrI. vapour gm). taupe, bu
shades in blue and giccn

Xcvcr Ivar; lllt‘l‘C such :1 cl
01's.

Comt- I'llltl see .\c\\' illll\

Some of the

Directoirc Satin. lllt‘TCt‘le
high and pcI'uIaiIcui lustre.
int: Ruwns and house dresses.

lIIIi"._I canard taupe. Inuicl 1:1'1'
\\ itlI II iiicr'cpiizcd thread fine

Princess Poplin in daiui
shades. _

ilucntl and :1 Suit ClUIll.

Cotton PongeeVV with sail

Himalaya Cloth, .I Iottou

 

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'll liaw appeared thin“ for are

in light sliutlt's only,

Dragon Cloth, Ii \\\‘2l\t‘ like :1 l'lt'mit'tlzl. vc1_\
\ most attractive iabric.

Bridgeport Advertisements.
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Certain Spring Novelties
' in Dress Goods

Iii colored gowns this

re. tlIIr lines are {is yet for

from complete. but there is variety enough :II this Ilulc to

We invite attention to those IIIIvcltics'

Satin Striped Cashmcres

l
t‘I'iptitIII. There are subdued

and neutral shades of sage and lint-lion (Tl‘ct’ll \visizirin ”till-

15 do 111w, and the circuit
Iziuce lot" individuality in rul-
als sliuuu L\Cl\ (lav.

New Cottons

L‘il III the yarn. having :1 \'('l')’
for cvcu‘

Cotton Gros Grain. in all the new shades. l'iJSt‘. mulber-

t'n, and blue \ llt‘il\\ Cloth
{In summer cont suits

_\ fill‘l]..<.)C (ill (lclicntc light

line

It stripes. in lotus blue tur-

quoisc pink wisiuriu rose. IIile green lilac. and champagne

imitation of a 1 permit silk. It

is Iiioiccrizoil in lllC H11" and vow handsome.
' . \‘lash Goods Section low'oi llOUl.

The _> D. M.

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MONDAY 'WILL

tions for this fact. and will

”We invitc'yon'r

Keko

In Popular Colors.

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CASTRO LEAVES» BERLIN.

tro, ox-prcsideut of Venezuela, left
hero-today l‘or Dresden; Where be pro-‘
poses to make It prolonged stay. lie
tonne [101111 the private sanitnrium;
where he went 1‘01 .In operation a for-t
III II“ ago. and is now fully restored to
In“I ith cesium leaves 1139““? :oh‘ no
no ht'h’t quit nitride or uo‘Vg‘gIdg Ie’ti‘ers‘
due to‘ 111th111111111 1 ‘ paper stories
o‘fhls lavl 1 expenditure whilbtn 1‘th
city One writer demnneled $125 0010.

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Inger Inumglinn‘lh ”51,

or money .retunded 5100. ,

 

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new. Ironic Ffeb. law-Eire fwiIIeII

German steamer Cheeti'ii'els. or the
House Lino,.t’rotrr Cdlciit as she
was lying at he'r‘ dock in south Brook-

Ihct row With the abslsttince of ilr'ti-
‘llltlll. succeediid in ilxllllglllslilliti‘"it.
‘i'ho clilcl diu‘nugc was 10' the iurgo' n'i
into and hides the loss being osthqut-

 

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BE A HOLIDAY

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All purchases for both Sunday and Monday 5 wear will need
to be made on Saturday. We have made special prepara-

display a new line of

Shirt wants "and Neckwear

I in the latest styles and attractive prices

 

We have just received a large variety of

New Waistings

In Plain and Fancy White Goods. also Stripes and Fancics

 

attention to our

Silks

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1Waslimgton' Sit, South Norwalk
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I-IMUR'ISER'ED VIRGINIA GIRL. '
RICHMOND, Va.I‘Fob.-19.—-A young
negro-timed Christian criminully as-
.saultcd Mary Dobbs, the fourteen your
old doughierof :1 well lumwnxfurmor

living near Glen . Wilton llolciom't

'ooinniy, late yesterday evening. Iiitiu

which 118' out her throat and stabbed
her In the side. cunning death. The
tingle. was promptly captured by u
'liosse. At one time :1 lynching was
reared but this was averted bv .1in
officers at the law; The negro is in
the hands of the authorities.» and. has
made a.- coniKesslon. Where the girl
as found there were evidences one

1 desperate struggle.

 

 

"'oenerany debilitated tor yeaIs.

'iii'ad sick headaches; lacked ambition.
' Jim “worn-out. and all runvdown. 1 Eur-

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Blood Bitters made; me a well

7w our—Mrs. Chas..Vl\‘reltoy, Moosup.

 

 

hv so sorrowful. girl?"
. shave partedd‘br eveI.
1111:1110 semi- back the ring." -
ll him to call for its " advised the
experienced friend .TILoulvalVlVe' CouVI-
lei-I .VlilVlll‘lilll'. "

He writes

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ed at $20,000.

.iust iIIuIIIIId iIIIiI Gold Medal li‘luu‘i in
.Vli'iud tui “Inc:- lmmt'fli flute! sill; wounds.