'Cphyaiclans hove been 111111 (.ougiis.“'Cold91'ilrcnchi.’ dwlth on Emulsion of. This is not he formula being on every _ palatable cmulsion-swect as ohm-e— in e of the oil compressed cold no the finest. selected Flax Seeds and by cicri‘tific proccss requiring 120 hours.- ‘li rush to know whnt this Flax Seed t‘will‘ do, write to the makers an ~ it] he y ran order on a local drug" to rcgni 1r-oire package (not a more, tiltit'lt'Iblcil and will pay the drugglst themarlvcé lilo n‘Bieir free gift, made to let the WASHINGTON. interested to know ii“ Scout Brando- list. it will b. 101 tho question Ofr'il to cc 1111 5131., al fight against the hill. “Sh 5w. on what it 1.111 do. "111 irst tile is Free , UT 1011'1, 1'01? c‘ou'Pon 1 . Dinar no it ‘ panhur3g03h51.lnhtlwe?155?: l15121051111.55111511110 Bupply me with the coiigreotnncn who with the than Socwtury oi War 'I‘ni‘,t strong opinions ntlr'cmu to the 1111 out ing of tree chin to Philippine pro- ducts .5 small mar.glu Scnntors have already hcgnn to 11151 Vet‘Ply critit-izc tho Payne 11111113010. the Connecticut ncuntor will lead the opposition to gltllltlng free entry to Philippine product‘s. Philippino islands with a proiiuo 1111 to sugar ‘nnd tobuct'o. The section 1111 this subject is 111; folloivs: cles wholly the growth and product 01’ the Philippinc islands shall heroni‘tor be admitted free (if duty.rxccpt, in any fiscal your, Sugar ln‘cxt‘css of three hundred thoutsltnd gross ions, wrap per l.0l)fll.‘t0 11nd ililci tolincco when mixed 01'1'iti1ltdc with more than to per ccntum ot‘ w11"1p r tobac1o in or cons of truce. millio‘ pounds and 1'-l 11115 in excess“ of 111111 hundred and iii- ty million cigars. " in .111 one iincul your, 11 rain of duiv equal to the duty from foreign corin- tries. shall be paid. No export duty 11 to be charged .npon similar nitriciou in the Philippine islands and all arti- ales, wholly the growth or product of he United States are to be admitted 'rec in the Philippines. All articlos idmiitcd free from the Phllippinos hunt pay an internal rcvonuo tux, just. be same no similar articles in tho. Jniicd Status. 'uily the Philippino tariff hill of two morn ago,‘which 111111 killed by Scutt- :or Brundcgco. Two 11,111111111 11111 Who named in Col, llalon Loot ..W,eek. one Punishcd. HARTFORD, March, lit—Albert L L'azzarc,‘ "iri‘ [aged 21‘. won ycstcrda: , sentenced to‘ thirty days 111 Juli ai'tt "fined $1 and cot-its for 1‘91lequ driving _‘ ot an automobile and evading respon 111111111151 in connection with 11111101110011 .in which he figured. A1 thnr 1) .Cdttin 5 who w‘a'h tuning'bis car with Lazzaro who tincd $25 and 111,01-1tu which llt 5p§omptiy paid. ananru has appeal The urn-nits res ltbd from '11 mm sign on Flirminltto «Venue one wool ago last night. .azrai'o’s 0111', which cording to the police was traveling .at tremendous speed, struck n wagon smashing it to splinters and throwint the driver, who was bruised. Bot] our: continued on their Way follow rringfithc collision, and for three day: ti‘lo‘ cntire pttji‘cc force was kept a . tempt to apprehend 1111 3111111. 1 art .11. A. 1'. lmzzaro, Sr Wilt. arréuted Saturday at midnight "bill on Sunday he delivored ovct' hi: son to tho‘ authorities. 'ihc fntltci was not in the car as was tirct sup 0300 ll in unticrstood that the no 11111; were auristcd in iii‘akini.r nrrost‘ 1y clitoris of tin local untoniobli. liib. ‘ Jm'ry Edwards, of Norwich, cxcolor orgunut of tho Third Mimenl, was 11 town ycutvrday. and called on his dd i‘rlond, Contain Thomas Hunt, of be local police department. , .Spent the Whole Day Frat WANAMAKER'S" The 11.1111: had come to New York, for an important day' s " shopping. and her friend was naturally interested in lgnowing where 1shy: hid 01151110111111 everything Iwunted there,” she continued; “And 111111311111; was so interesting that I couldn’ tget away' Lunch .tirne camc.beiore I knew it; so I went up to the Tea Room. and didn’ t lCnve the store all day.” but has always been the feeling of customers who come to Wammuker' 3. They like the store; they are delighted nith its merchandise: they are gratified with purchases; they are entertained; ,55 THEY ALWAYS FEEL AT HOME roULARp SILKS Guaranteed N01 to Spot With Water . . ‘Twhese handsome new Fotilards have other merits, besides being , Water-spot-proof They were woven specially for the Wanamaker Store. in exclusive designs~excepting the standard polka dots « mwhlch Will not b'e found elsewhere. You will also see here colorings which the manufacturers have dyed specially for us. New edects are '5_ shown in the arrangement of dots and in various Spartans, including soutachc designs. ,, ‘ 23 in31os wide, 85c 11 yard W 24 1nehes_wide,' 1n a heavier qunlity, $1 a yard Also in the Wanamaker Water-spot-prool Silks are the following croupw Blh'clg lap'o oesc Habutai, dyed in Lyon France; they will not spot with ruler. . 5111‘. 5 color from perspiration. 2 in. wide, 501: to $1. 50 yd. 5 Bl; wise Habut'ui Silks, heavier than the Japanese weaves, but just as ‘ ' 80ft. .1. . are dyed i'n tl5'1555y‘urhand will not spot with water or discolor from perspiration. 1 , ' 251111111111 widé, 85011 yard. . . 26 inches wide, $1. 25 a yard. 25. 11111111 wide, $1 a 5y31‘d. 5 36 inches wide, $1. 50 a yard. ‘ '1 $2 1111: 11 Mousseline Finished Rough Pongee Suiting, 1n colors—4.110 only mugh' till; gsnltl'ng undo H150! will not spot with water, in some colort or another. $1 Silk ”Store, First floor, Old Building. 11161111111. brcndanew, - none 0! thorn to be had anywhere else in. New York but Wanamaker’ s - -‘ 5 5 Lincomnnnnm‘r 1111115101 every occgb' ~— 1 Derbieti, $3. 50 and SSW-the latter firm-11y. tans. Euster styles. Paris Ikrbie‘s, yery ggood 115111111153, 33 50.. Now Tyrolian Hat‘s, including tho “ORTLER it Moi ' "MBA! s Medium-weight Underwear The particular 11110 15111211511111. 111111 w5ight of Underwear that most men will wear trout now on until the Worm 175515101111. comes Two splendid. vigil-made 11111111111111 grades, ill”: ‘ my in stock all the ycur tour-Natural col'cr‘ 01111011111101 and finished, 151ccu5n5515ly5 sircd-vShirttzand Druwcrs. 01 and 85g 505 garment. .. ' ‘ New Building. 01', 1110' Building nrch 19.—-Tobao— co grOWcrn in (10111100110111 are greatly‘ “ gtéc will afllnitnltc up his flghtugninut putting Philippine tobacco on the tree 1, moored that when I c l’ll'llltllilnt'n was once berm-e '11, Senator ilrnudegec waged a up; scnntot" was ()i'lt'.'()l' 11 party oily. . visited th'o lolundu5 and Mimi tho 11111111011 11111111101! i111 lit-ill H11 mud. 11 hot tight in the son'- .1111 where tho hill was killed 111' 11 ' I and this leads to tho supposition that again! it‘rcc trado in provided for wltbthc " “A‘ll 111% Upon this 01111154 .I, Tho. section is 11r1‘1ct.i«‘ - of Norwalk, an lntérnationnl So. ‘ Main St. Sol" 111.111.1111 South Nor-walk So. Main Street For Men. Women. Boys and Girls", On Easy Weekly Payments Our showing this spring for excoods onythlng we have heretofore shown in regard to both quality and prices. Our buyers haVe been months preparing for this great opening and hove gathered.utogcthor~ the best that the clothing market affords. Tl‘ie tremendops purchasing power of our 44 stores enables us to buy at absoluter the lowest possible prices. This also enables us to give our customors‘a price than our competitors could atte'mpt‘to do. 01” clothing is made in clean workshops by well paid tailors. stylish ond'up-to-dnto in every particular, and guaranteed to glvo perfect sotisfaction to the wearer. , All unsatisfactory purchnses will be cheerfully exchanged. We in- vite you to open an account w‘th us, the payments each week are so small you will never miss thorn. We extend a cordial invitation to call andyginspect our goods whether you make a purchase or not. Open Monday .and Saturday Even- ings in All Departments - .’.. 80. Main St. So. Norw‘alk‘ lower» So. 10. Main Street South Norwolk: Milli. SillillllA’S With 320.000 Set Aside lor Hospital ll Amounts to $6,200 ' WATERBURY, March 19.—-The in- rcntory of tho estate of the kite Rt. Rev. William J. Slocum has bccngfileil in tho 111 01.119 court. by Attorpcy T. F. Carmodv the executoi. it shows the estate to be valued ttt $0 200. h1g1. Slocum gave $20,000 to St. Mary's hocpitnl, securing the money on a note to the Waterbury Savings hunk. He pledgedfis security cortitln stocks and bonds, mnlnly 0 per cent bonds or the International Siiwer Co. After his death Mr. Curmody, as ex- ecutor. arranged for the sale of tho so. cur'ity and secured enough to take up the note and have left 11 balance of $2500 beéides The items in the inventory include this balance“ 0! $2,500. books and bookcases valued at $1100; curios. coins, statuary, ett‘... $500; gold chal ices, $100. two international Silver 00. coupon bonds, $1,800; watches. guns. nntiq11efurnitnre, etc, $250. The up- ncting pastor of the Church of the Im- maculnte Conception, and Capt. D. Fitzpatrick. Judge Bvrne bus ,approv- cd the inventor1. In Monsignor Slocum‘s will‘ he left his books and coins to St. Thomas to St. Joseph' is church 01' 11111119111111- other gold chalice to 'St. M111 v '8 church Silver company bond to his nephew. D1 John W. Fruln: the proceeds of 1‘1 $6 000 lite insurance policy to‘ his ward. Mics Al- bina Laprlse'; .11 bond to St. Joheph's church in Winsted whose income was to‘ be used for, taking cure of the Slo- cum family plot in the Catholic ceme- tery Iin Winston: tO‘ Father O'Brien ‘whnt books the latter might choose from the library. and to the Church of once'ption his oil ' the lmrgucuéatfcw 1111.111 1‘ ~ [SlAlE llillllllllll- - accept. tho odor. pralscrs are the Rev James 10.0 Brien. 10. ,, Try then to be 1111111111 and plump; it seminary of Hartford 11 gold chalice . . and restores yoi‘5ir 11111111151. . 11-w- M 1'..“ . LAWLER MAY NOT ACCEPT. 15 L08 AINGEI .,.l~28 Cal., Match Ll.— Oscar Luwlcr, l'uitcd Slates district attorney lot the southern district oti . California, llllR been offered the posi- lion of assistant. attorney gcncrné 110,-; Washington Mr.t.n\1'iorh'111‘n0 uh": yet indlcntt'd nhct her 01 not her willl He was appointed by President Roosevelt. 11nd his torml does not expire until next Deccinbcr. ' $100,000 FIRE IN PITTSBURB PITTSBURG. Po" March 19.'-~Fi1e of unknown origin early todm des- trbyed the 11ntir‘c plant 01' the Cote}. tan and Engineering Company at Monongnhoin. nonr- here entailing a loan estimated at $100,000. Several hundred men were tl110wn out of em— ploymcnt Hill lHE llllli Alill SflilAWllY' SarnoSc will Make You Plump and Rosy. SaysF. H Baxter if you are gettid‘g thin, you are sick. although you may; not know it. It you the losing weight eadily, there is something wrong'itht‘t needs looking after It you havé airways been thin it doesn‘t tollow that; you are sick but may not be. healthy You cannot be strong it you are thin. is not difficult. it on know how. The only Way to increase the weight and gain health and flesh is by using Sumose. the standard flesh forming food and tissue builder. It minglou with the food you” out and is nsohniint‘: ed so that. all the hash forming and Mo cue building elcméhttt‘ of the food are retained in the system. This explains the grout 11111115 or Samoan. ‘ ‘ Fatness. happiness and health they, all go together. How seldom you see 11 fat person who in not nuppyl, 011, the other hand th’ln people are 1111111111- py and nervous. Use Samoan and be well and fat and 11111111. Weigh yourself before you begin .u‘s , lug Sammie. It will 1101; can you a cent unless it 1111111111111 your weight. ‘Crescent street and part Raymond and Mrs: ltylo. 1. NOer‘i/ALK CHAPTER' MEETlNG. Fow Applications for Membership Ro- ceivod, and Program Rendered. The 111151111111 meeting of Norwnllt i(31‘1111_1tc1'.‘.D A. R, was held with Miss ‘iHclon' Curtis, vcstordny otternoou. 1111.11 Noxon 111gont,inthc choir. "Photo were four applications for in cinbct ship During tho. month them how. been 251 in attendance at the Foreign (.‘iti zcun' Libmr‘y. The ploy 11m 1105 in charge of Mrs. Knits Hunter and 111111 as follows: Plano Ductt. Mts. Willinm Hunter and Miss Miller. The Perfect. Tribute. 11 stor1 of Lin-,5 coin Mr 11. W. Piano Solo, H. Baldwin. Mrs. Hunter. This was followed in remarks by the regent. After the salute to the ting the Daughters were invited into the dining room. where refreshments were served from beautiful antique. china. .——1—_ .Eurnnnsra: You can't roll with Gold Medal 11-15111. . y'ro DOUBLE-TRACK comet-n “ m ‘ Glenbrook Property OWnero Summo'n- ‘ ‘ ed to Railroad Hearing. That there is' good foundation for 11 story that. the New Canaan branch is to be double-tracked and extended to Danbury is inferred from 11 notiée re ceived by a number or proptrtry own- era in Glenbrook to appear before the state railroad commissioners 111 Hart: ford next Tuesday, in reference to the proposed condemnation of proper- ty. The mtips tor ertain proposed changes‘nro‘on filo 1111111110111. ‘11 is said to be the. intention to. close of Glen- brook road. and to place the stnllon, which is to he used for the main line and branch; 11110111 800 rent south of the present station. There will be a change 111‘ the grade to do 1111 11y with the existing grade crossings. The property oWneiu. who have re .ooivc‘d. notice to appear at, tho. hearing include James 1105011.. 3111111111 new. F. ‘F‘.Rai1dolph. Raymond estate. Glenbi'ook Realty Company. _, Everett 51121 “ lommons on THE TARiFF Bil-Ll 1 NEW HAVEN March 19 «In ’1. gen 5 Hunt 11111 the opinions of the mannt'ac turers of New Haven who hme looked over the Payne bill are that the new provisions-rill have little or no 11111119.- ciabic elicit upon the local industries. The steel and ha‘rdwut'e‘ men think the changes have been discounted. 11111111 tho rubbcr men do' not see A 11 herein the Changes will have any of- foot 11 lintevcr. One tumbcrmnn thinks I'thoic should he .1 rociprocnl arrange- i'tncnt with Canada, so that could come in rice and so conserve American idiot-its HELD, F08, KiD'NAPPiNG GIRL. NEW HAVEN. March 1.9.-—Angelo Jasavilio, othterbnry, charged with kidnapping 11. fifteen year old girl. ‘ was held in $2,500 tortbe higher court yesterday. on 11.1 positive guarantee thui; if it docs“ not give . tits 1sfactton we will return the . entiré amount of money paid . us for it. , W5 ask all 111111 who are run-down, net-yous, debili- every platoon suitor-tug 11.511. stubbbrn colds, hanging-oh coughs, bronchitis or 111111111- ent concumption to try Vinol with this understanding. 'FRANK 11. anrcn, 01-min, court-1 nonwnut. ,, 01.. ”.2 patents: tumbler- tnon'ln‘gnet‘s‘; .Hiirttord, straight rye whiskey. throat as Dr 1‘. 'Cui‘e's it in ,‘a low 110an Relieve? any . . ' pain iii any part. tutc‘d, ugod or wank, and ‘ 1 1y 550 yours. CONNECTICUT PATENTS. The following were issued March 16; list furnished from office of" A. M. Wooster,» scii‘ci‘tor of patents Bridgeport, Court: 1 C. Blanchard‘I and P. G. Dur- ling, Bridgeport, valve; H. A. House, Bridgeport. recoil check for 1obiclcs:W S". 'Sta‘plcy. Bridgeport, . shade bolder, grease gun; F. E. Bowers. New Harm 2 patents: tire coso spate lite cane; B. M ,W ‘Hunson, Hat'tfoimd 4 puténtsz‘ feed and alarm mechanism for metal- working machines; grinding machine stood) rest, at tricaliy controlled iced-mechanism, G. ‘., Witherell and E. R. Sow'a‘td nrtford, die. holder; 0. Dodge; Nor.wich producing printing surfaces: C." E. Johnson; New Britain money recéptacle; C. 1.1.1.911 in, Stamford 2 patents: key, padlock. designs; S. Stoh‘r." Meriden, spoon fork or similar article, design; N B. Keyeo.‘ Unidnvilie, gloss cutter.’ : ‘ Trude-Moria. Acme Wire (20.. New Haven. elco- C F. ‘Heublein & Bro, —-‘~Th"ere5‘ 3 nothing so good for a sore' Thomas' Electric 011. W ~ SUIT‘. OVER NEW HAVEN LA5N5D . " DEAL. NEWfiAVEN, March 19. --A side is» 'suc out of tho rccéiit land deal here .is the suit or Thomas H. Monoy 'ngainst‘ Thomas P Rourke. (who sold the land to the city). for 82,172,1rlaim- cd to he owed him as a share of the bnlnnce' of the profit) Molloy claims to have 11121111011111.1111 in putting up: the option on tli5é it! 1111 C‘ ‘A a '1' 0 El. 115. 8111-1111 llit Kilili in: this 5010!; 0010' Signature % . ' .145 1 . . ’ M,’ PIONEER PHOTOGRAPHER DEAD. NEW lflNDQN. March 19..—-Gllcu Bishop, one of the pionécr protogmph- 6111 at Connection passed auray nt 1 his home how y'eot rdnyl at the ago of 83. Mr. Bishop engaged in the M1» . togrnph business in this city for near- um ~-bwo~5fi w: ¢~J
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