thy complaint have tried one
aIntilltei‘; finding only W
diacourag
is one Weill
. mmflfil
kidney med-
new states that the cure was Fifi
D. Kelly. 18 Wood Street. South
Hornslk, Coins saysi “l have had no
melon to title Doen'I Kinney Pills
1m as the sure they effected in my
We in 1906 has remained permanent.
rim-.1 towns-r1: a year and hair
it lain Deck and often when l
‘ popltiou. a sharp
M, {if drawn?” Mb 1111' kidneys.
11' me sloulti be all I could
loslrslghten lPile least cold I
étuorug anyk ointment had a bad 91
‘ ”band made my
‘ ‘ nrue. ~ 1 often became
album and my yeslgbt such times
, flu be badly titled. 11's Kidney
+0119
s which i procured at Pleisted's
his store soon rid me of these ‘3'
o
:‘llp‘efibie gym toms of kidney we
have dummy the remedy
l» Pl‘lus'e 50
iii: m
native”
" i' e o by
life. » Foster'- (30..
ew York, sole agents for the tin led
member the slime—~Doan 'suand
110 other. .
. a
BEN ENCE FOR KILLING
lWFI.‘ . '1
4 li. a mate. a), 0 killed his mm
,;m ed her hit in a trunk and
" an to use York last December.
eeepance of a plea of guilty to:
4 , deities boulder. The couple
, 'qitftrlfeled ifiirlng- mulch Hazelton
it did a hammer; crushing the wife a
tuna" fitter she died he put the body
9
f‘ii’iilfi
he’s in Mr‘r\!
runs]
’lVL
l‘
S, in
hié'li’ s Clothing
{catch the eye of the dress-
fastidious. The stem overflows
111‘ mhills interest for the man who
sit it it pdlot to be well
it used The costliest garments
that purse can buy are not more
’hdcdmili'g thiln will he the
~ clothes of the man who l5 "ath-
éd this Spling ill our styles
baits, $12.00 to $25.00.
litre You .8990
' New Shifts?
, :4
‘ .‘l‘here are new styles.-new pat-
terns. new colors. new mater- .
falcon variety of choice that .
mflii. are very seldom favored .
wt
arm. n so and stop.
Earl C Wilson. 8250
Joscph Davis
. Tailor; Clothier. Hatter. For x
IllIM l'- lr
r K‘l'flmi-ts I 6 Hunt" Oiled!
, ltWoiltlngton Street
7.: i 2'; 5w “Hm“. “My '
r--“
.1311:
LmetoN Y.
”Edi Fieryli ,
arms freeway. saucers .1
#31.“ t Melissa leave
t River. New orb. (fem
lit-Dam street). every day. (map!
edition.» 4am: fir-taut
' fibrosis so tall “ammo
mammalian. ..
N alkSteainboatCo.
"voltmqumi. in, timing.
General Aunt.
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THE NEW
JKQTEL VICTWA.
*dils minors" rsou o‘Eeor.
medians stilt; .
”on? Rooms a Special Feature. Gas
.. ltd llaetrle Lights Thtoughent. iv.
fishnet, car. in connection.
i litimrtnt'l Ales. htcitld-
., ,5... .
fl-CONNOW. Mgr. '
more
distill cuisine Us to cite.
it" «hit. unit with
wday Dinners 750m.
OPPOII'HON 1:”th
N slate.
' “filler.
tints milieu. A1) 11 t4.-—Jsmes 11,;
" glitch a life sentence yesterday”
mini: arid stayed In the room
NoDirt
,lil
' 1"“! ‘55
‘ ‘ Window Shades and Picture Frames
HARTFORD. April' 14 film“! lbll
labor mun flan: all over the state cony
gregatod at the central Labor Union
‘ . quartets yesterday afternoon prepare»
gratitude." iii-o suler frost backseat. iiir
y to marching to the state cant i
to be heard in opposition to te
woodman“ reistivato the socsiied
ycott and conspiracy laws. The
delegation was headed by President
Donahue, of the state Federation of
.5“? body sundbpljmiante‘ol:
Watt y or a not 9y. (1
gqplm‘ed his 11M. and .8;ng soil
ope for his speed recovery
W
‘ .owfih .HsAvv sentences.
NEW HAVEN, April li.——Soiitaucca
making a total of 8% years as a mini-
mum were imposed on Frank Bos-
worth and Frederick Brown. of An-
soula. for fol-gory yesterday. They
were also charged with Josie Smith,
in nu nssault'case and got a sentence
for that. Taking the charges ludln
viduully. lionwortli got not less than
18 months on two counts for forgery.
Brown got four years in all on direct
counts Brown got one to three years
for the assault on William Shedone.
and the Smith woman one year in Jail.
PORTLAND HOUSE BUINID.
PORTIAND, April M-wl‘he house
of Richard-Farrell air the Pentium vHiii
road in the eastern part of‘th'e town.
wan'burncd yesterday. The loss was
"..t‘ilill it was one of the best houses
in the motion and formerly owned by
Judge, Smith. .
Cadillac
i Four cylinder. Model 30.
for '
$1425
delivered in Norwslit.
cannot‘bo equalled by any other
car selling for $2,000.
Have a demonstration before
buying and learn for yourself.
F. E. Lockwood
& Company
39 WALL arssir. NQBWALK.
HOUSEWIVES
' why not host those cold. damp rooms
in your house with a
Modern Blue-Flame
No Empire
No Dan No wait.
Price. _
you information and figures.
Connecticut ,
Company
0dr spring sty’les are re forflmr,’
apostles? Will lbw-Moo 6'
their to
to £10.00 Double R611
eat for 11‘1-
Jsi‘igway ll?” Cappenter' _,
Cine emotions“. House
ia'g GQDUB‘ Palaters’ Supplies.
Blue 0111 a by the piece or set.
«pads w i not craze. ,
Bole agent fer the Columbia Pbottoi
graph 00. s Talking Machines and
Double Disk Records. Music on both
Indestructible cylinder
Records. 350. Fits any cylinder
machine and lasts forever.
.31.}. All
to order.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
or wASHmorou arbiter, ‘
souTH Monwaut. ‘
rat. at. illit-
' TEL. con.
sup urmraéé
r2 Telephone 11s or drop a tail ‘and ,
our fetpresenfative will cal and give
mv‘pimrusem too
it ‘d’
”51‘“ '1"
Best Mixed Points, ".25 per gallon. l
a‘flgura‘s on a Basis of One Esioen to
1,000 inhabitants—Norwslit'a
Number.
in tho dill-rout issue of tho Coti-
not-iicut Citizen it is stated that the
question of the limiting of licenses for
the sale of liquor is among the most
Important before the committee on ex-
cise of the general assembly. The
publication says that many voters who
favor llccnim believe that there are
too many saloons
The Citizen prints a number 0! sin-
ilsllcs. including the following table
founded 1111 the consul of 1900: i
Licenses l’oaiillo
in force. at 1 to i 000.
New Haven ..... 412 108 i
11:11 (fold ....... 162 till
lli'ldgopuri ...... 3-17 7i 4
Waterbury ...... 11H 51 I
Meriden ........ 113 29 l
New Britain 58 28
Norwich ........ lift 25 l
Norwaiit ........ till 20 i
Danbliry ........ 62 19 1
Stamford ....... st 19 ;
New London 79 is I
Middletowu ..... 39 17 c
Ansouia ........ if 13 l
'l‘orrlngton ...... 19 12
Greenwich ....... 32 12
Manchester ..... 13 ii
Naugutuck ...... :il': 11
Willilusntic 28 10
llrisioi ......... iii 10
Wulilugf'oi-d 2 u :
Vernon ......... 23 . 8' v
Derby ..........:’.li_ ll
Putnam ........ ill & I
Oraugc ......... 38 7
Killingiy ........ i3 7
Enileltl ......... 19 7
East Hartford -i ii
Southlugton 13 6
Huntington ..... 10 ii
New Milford 7 ii
New Milford 7 1'.
linmdon ........ 7 l";
lv‘alrileld ........ 7 -l
Westport ....... ti 4
Portland ........ 7 4
Milford ......... ii 4
Stl'Ilftlrd ....... 9 «1
Windsor ........ ii 4
Seymoil r ....... 13 -l
Bullion] ......... «l 4
Berlin .......... l 3
lv‘arniiugton ..... 6 3
'l‘ilomustun it 3
Newtown ...... G :l
Litchileld ....... 7 :1
East Windsor .3 3
Dill‘lL‘il ......... 5 3
Windsor Locks .. ‘8 3
MUCH lMPROVED lN HEALTH.
Shot-ll! Huwicy. of Bridgeport,
turned home last evening from New
York. where he was called because at
the serious illness of his wife, who is
confined at the home of her sister
there. Mrs, iiawiey is suffering Willi
a severe attack of the grip, but is
now much improved in health.
ru- smnglh» and durability a
S'i‘EEL R01} is equal to (the coating
infers “Mitch.
‘Buy ‘TIEHING TACKLE THAT‘S
FIT FOR FlfiHlNG. "
A full line of this kind always on
hand.
CHAS. F. DOW
112 .wAsHlNorou eraser.
- .v-JQHONE “7.
I
’lv’ft‘r‘trtii MW. ,oawrlm 3.: .vv...- *‘
People ,tell us that the triipble
with most populanpriced Coffee
is that the Hilblity la enliven-
,up arid (lewd, égga. this ”and, _
m at. next. "mm «an moi- _
4 hr eiatctrifl‘triditr against.»
or is merely at tile vnst‘oy2 at .
its .1 Etr- PM 3321092 .
Mesh- and lines quality is si-v
way: up Ibdt‘ré_;~t'lle_“ floodlit-er
We import it. we reset it.“
turn it over. to the customer
without “the assistance of a
single outsider. it cannot lteip:
‘bfieltigtpuj'i‘orrn. Just you try,
this Coffee once. We rest the
ease with your taste.
The Union Paulie
’ The 4130.,
126 Waterman finest.
‘ Tel ”2+3. ‘
1
FREE DELIVERY
"(if
.
‘3” 1: mt
' 11““
a. ...J
m“v(
if. its his tobacco
‘ Knitting her to new
«tent was returnin
. temhnviug attended theifinie bioenten-
.. in New Haven.
are known to, exist, iii tl‘ls couritryb
freed from pain and suffering by
Ve retable Compound.
thousands because
ydia E Pinkliam's
i
ould such a record be made without actual and supe-
rior merit? Read what this woman says, and realize that
the results secured 111 her case could not have been made
except by a very good medicine. -
Detroit, Mich.—
“Por more than ten years I suffered with
all the troubles women have. 1 had one doctor after another
without receiv any benefit. y'riu-
to 11:30:03....” Illyliod and
m vet-
I refused
by my femaletrott
advised an operation, but
feet were swollen, mused
y nervous, bad no appetite,
ind ion andm betsbi
. ....‘fif' I caribou"! of Lydia It. Pinkb‘en'i's Yose-
will...“
1190131311“
atltheinf
A.ve.. Detroit!
edto tryinandinsix steels lwas
e isreof
fl; ”rhino outgonytengl
doubt: she can writ: no”b me no.1 “Arabella most tut
“'on can.” — Mrs. Fro do Bosenaumbrhf
Ital!" friends made well
offering men Unto
.11“ any man lain
ive her
Wadi-um
Science in sinister and electricity has advanced much
in the past 30 years, ut the treatment of disease by the old
fashioned roots and herbs method has never been imprm ed
upon.
Pinkliani’ s vegetable
seller of any similar m
of its value and superiority.
and advertising we eculd not
llie .fact that this leader of them all—-
Lydia E.
ompoundwis to-day the largest
lcine in the world is proof positive
for with a‘l our enterprise
kee fooling the people for
j 30 years. Merit and merit alone is what has made Lydia.
E.l’inkl1aui 5 Vegetable Compound the standard medicine
for heating diseases peculiar to women.
Corn and has been the slim
sills.
ado esclusivel
has thousands 0 cares to its or
If the slighbest unable appears which
you “do t undershirt write no 311- .
inkitsnt at Lyiii’t, Mass, for 1%:- advloe-v— it l‘s
free and always helpful.
For 30 years Lydia E. Plnkhuut’ 11 Vegetable
dnrtl rentedy for
ooick woman does justice to
herself who wt 1 not try this famous medicine.
from roots at 1:1 herbs. and
CONN ECTIOUT SENATORS.
They May Become insurgents Owing
to Finance Committee's Action
on the Philippine Tobacco.
WASHiNli'l‘O 0N, Ajtli 14.—.‘:lcmttors
Bulkuiey and Brandegce may join the
ranks of the insurgents on the farm
bill, owing to the action of the senate
finance committee in retaining the
provision for free trade ‘in Philip-
pine tobacco. Senator Bulbelsy said
yesterday that llt‘,Wln speak against
growing constitu-
ctits are opposed to it. The senstm
declined to uny’ wilfcthcr he Would
make an actlvc fight against free to
boom. -Senator Blitlidegeo is under
stood to have his colleague’s view up-
m the subject it is predicted that
efforts will be made to trade the Phil-
lllipine tobacco feature for dutiuule
lumber, hides. coal or wood pulp.
The provision of the senate bill
regarding silk. thread. screws and
metal coated paper, are satisfactory
to Connecticut industries. but some
minor provisions are not.
HARRY DURANT AND MISS SPONG
IN A NEW DRAMA. ‘
The first act in the new drums on
titled "The Troubles of a Playwright."
in which Harold D. Durant. author.
playwright and baseball magnate, and
Miss Hilda Spoug. late staress in the
principal role of the play. was put on
yesterday in the New Ybrii supreme
‘ cOurt worn. when Miss Spong brought
suit to recovei hunt the hero the trif-
lltlg sum of $376..” From Justice
Hendiick she. obtained an order per-
her summons and
taint by public lion.
summon of the dialogue shows
that Miss Spong agreed in October.
1808'. in supply the scenery for it play
of the authm- man er's entitled "A
Man and His Ma " in which she,
played the star part For her ser-
“vices and scenery she visa to receive
111 money 3-150 per week for four
weeks. She received $123. 43 in real
.coln of the 19111111 and sues for the
rein. 1
; Wit‘ the withdrawal of Miss Soon:
ifro'iii tn court room the curtain d'e-
. attended on the first act of the play. it
, will rise after an *luterval When the
. owner of tho Wateibury baseball club
flies his answer. and the big scene
will be played when Mr. Durant signs
the papers. .
HAan GRANT WITH N. H avo
AGAIN.
. Harry Grunt, the engineer known as
"the boy wouder.“"‘h‘cldcr of'th‘e time
record between New Haven and New
York. returned topwork for the New
Haven road, yesterday, after an ab-
sence of over a ye. .119. has been fore-
man of the Bongo and Arcstooit com-
pany. in Maine. since leaving the em-
ployoftheN.Y., NJH.&H..CO .
Grant made the recon! run between
New Haven and New'lforir with ’l‘neo-
,dore Roosevelt 11 ‘ ard when the Press
to? Washington in!-
nial . in New Haven. sancarnieavs. sett-
venlr which the president presented
him with at the time.-',Grsnt7baa been
engineer on trains that carried men!
. people of national reputation (liver the
house of the For
«Club has been burned and also a farm:
New Haven road' 11 lines. l-lls home is
WOMEN UAW OHAlRMAN PAYNE,
Although“. Tried Hard to Avoid the
Chicago Delegation.
CHICAGO. April 14. -—Severol senn
tors and congressmen are going to rev
celvo letters of commenduiloli for the
consideration with which they treated
the Chicago deielltlon of women who
have just returned from“ hearing the
tariff protest to W, alumnae—and sev
eral are oln‘
anentlrel‘y dffui'
anFour diapi‘ehip‘d, Women are dissem
character.
inntilig wont throughout this city to ”
day that cohgresil in general is not con-
tersnnt withtlte of Washington
etidueite upper log to the rules 0!
"lion to 'i‘ns‘at Women When She
chines to' Frauen a Petition "
‘“'1iiey ducked when they saw us
coining-that describes their official
movements—they ducked. " 80 Mrs.
E. Henderson describes the deport
mom of the members when the women
wandered through the can _) ill search
of whom they might ress She
went on to say: " *
“Chairman Payne.- of the ways and
means committee, gave orders: ‘wneu
those women come here from Chicago,
tell them 1 am out.’
we were to be received by hiln. But
it" happened when we were going past _ ,
the door of‘the‘ committe’er resin that
Congressman Payne himself came run:
nlrig out on his way to the elevator.
“He saw us coming with 00 s-
ma‘n Fasspmd lid trl run, like the
tall timber was was 00 late. hir. Foss
aided to him that there were some wo~
men whom he would be delighted to
meet. and he to steamers.
‘Spe‘aker Can when we lbw him.
said something alloiit the price of heel
We had on being 360, and so Why not
stockings six cents a pair 111 her than
the 815 cents we pay :now.‘ it dlifl
you argue against things like that?“
.1?
0.4.3150“!
= him 1'
cius House, has," .
DRIB’K‘OL. A l ten—vb report was
received here nudity afternoon that
a big forest flro was in pro as'von
1711111 Mountain-,vahout four mi from
here and along the .Ihm'o of Peters
Swamp. According to theireport. it is
4 the most serious tire union has visited
that section. for mpniy‘ yenrs,.,the club
a ”and (Feather
house belonging to a Mr. Johnson.
while other places are threatened. 'All
available help has been called out to
light the blaze, and in respiration) an
appeal made to the fire chief in this
place a force of men was sent out. to
the mountain by team.
we
W
PIN TAKEN "ugliest oHl
HARTFORD. MT“ 14. -'l‘h0 nine
months“ old child- of Man Mrs:
'Richard Groomer, of 30¢ka a, who
swallowed am 10am safety pin. was
successfully .trmed at the lHartferd
Hoteltal yesterday and unrest has
been fallen Milli. bolas. ll’bni.
removed by the surgeons vi outsta-
airing the urtsat'slthaeet. e ‘chlld
swallowed the gin Mmdny all t while
being undressed as.» Morandlm rush
std. melts hospital; hero. in order to save
e. ,
elve misslves oi '
That is the way ‘
i
The D. M. Read Go
' Wu”
'A Reliable iRough Silk
for Ordinary” Wear
\11 cxullcni opportunity is’lierc offered to customers
to obtain a siilisll Rough I'ougcc fur Loni Suits. Gowns, or
"lhrcc picrc Suits 11 is asplcuditl weavc strictly all silk
and iii a fine line of colors:‘ llie practical shades natural, of
uai \ blue. myrtle green, and old bitte.t0gctl1cr with the fav-
oi its and ultra nltilllsh anlcihysts, old hose and rcseda '1 here
in not :1 icry large quantity, only about si\ hundred yards
iiliitli will not last long at the present tlcumml. So do not
delay 3‘,
35 inches wide. 79¢ a yard.
.\‘ulc the width and price. ‘ '
. At the Silk Section.
Bronze Belts and Bags
Something about llrouzc leather always appeals to the
dainty feminine taste It 15 so lil‘Clt\, soft. and ”Willie. and
of such an exquisite finish. Sonic \er) stylish and good fit-
ting Belts are soc.
Bronze Shopping Bags that match llit‘ llclts, and capa-
cious in size. .\L‘l‘l’lctalilt. and \t‘l’} zliiraciiic. $1. on each.
.\i the llilt Section
Novelties of Glass and
‘ ‘ I ‘ O ‘
Pierced Silver ,
Those are the dainty fillies that are found so useful and
attractive on the tea- or luncheon table:
Lemon Plates. silver deposit, $2.90 and $2.50.
Teapot Tiles. silver deposit. 82. as and $3.00.
Coasters glass and picrcetl silver, 1.00.
Salt Cellars, 40, 50 and 75c.
Pepper Shakers. 75c.
Tea Strainers $1.50 and $2.00.
Tea Balls, $1.50. $2.06 and $2.25.
Silver Showcase. lower floor.
Tthea Room is a restful and refreshing place. If you
an ill‘t‘ll from shopping and want a few minutes' rest. come
it) [ill "lcn Room and have a cup of your favorite kind,
(llilllllg’. li liglisii llrcakfnst or fragrant 0mg.- 1’ ckoc.
The DIM. Read Co
... LL,
"J"" . 3 ., ': 1'
l l t
We have ltisf Mined it .new line of Upholstery
floods of various 1113a: .. 4 . . .
ART TAPESTRIES ....... . . .. ... .............. 39¢ to $2.25 per yore
PLAIN TAIPEQERIES .................................. 50cm ‘50
ROYALlNE CREPES. new patterns ............................. 22¢:
CRETONNEB. .................................... 12i/2c to “25¢
BILKALINES 1N 1.4119193 VARIETY.
CURTAIN DEPARTMENT
RUFFLE CURTAINS ............................. 39c to $1.49 .,
NET CURTAINS .........
Norris HA‘M'CURTAINS
nus
11W
coucu OWL: .
snort Lengths and amine... urnoas'rsav goons.
Thursday Prices
Short [lengths SILKAUNES ................... entivnlue', 11180 1
Short Lengths» CRMONNES ...................... :TMMI, Fries
A Job Purchase RUEFLE CURTAINS .......... 1....25e Formals r
While They Last. " ' ‘ ~' -~..., .
. Odd Quantities CRE’I‘ONNES ..... ........ . ..... .Thurstlsy' Prices
‘ 8191‘ Wilunklon St. South Norwaik
' Telephone 446 '
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a
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' ' v . -‘w
vow-91.11,“ a..i..,..’:\ .w. _f'r 1‘”.
Don’t take :1 Di tive Tablet-
take :1 Stamford ange.
It is cheaper in the end, and
much more permanently effective
‘ in, making things right. inside.
‘ The D. Ts. tinker things up for
, a few hours. the. Stamford Range
serves .food properlywoolred and
digestible. and ’50 hows your ma-
chinery in good order '
Rte ea Stamford Range and ialte
it ow.
FOR SALE BY
1’11““
dictated. with. not. North Moiaalui West'Sts.
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