. 7;,‘NASONIG oiaso'roav.
tildxwm Led o, No. 10s, I. and A. M.
sate. in ssoaic Building. South
ain street. 1st and lid Tuesday of
month—duly and August ox-
‘iitedé—at 8 o'clock. All Muster
auras cordially invited. Hickaon
..Oole. W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
id! Clint". N0. 38, R. A. M.
sets in Masonic Building. South
Thin street. 2d and nth Tuesdays of
‘, l1 month—July and August ox-
" ' d—-at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
_- M as cordially, invited. William H.
: . fihlmli. H. P. Robert M. Wilcox.
HIPUDIATING HEARS’T.
. That demonstration at the Waldorf-
. Astoria hotel. New York. last night.
‘ ‘ following the scathlué denunciation of
/William R. Hearst by Mayor Gay.nor..
who charged the proprietor of tum
, American and the Journal with being
'7 .guilty of two state‘s prison felonies.
l forgery and falsification of public rec-
ords. in connection with the. publica-
tion', of an article criticizing the may-
or rooms to indicate that the news-
paper men of the country do not take
kindly to the Hearst. type of journal-
ism. There were 700 men in the ban-
quet room, editors and publishers from
all over the United States, and if
Thomas T. Williams, a business mana-
ger for Hearst and his friend expected
favorable recognition. he must have
been very much disappointed by the
hostile reception be got when he: tried
to defend his chief. The rebuke to
W llilams will undoubtedly be consider-
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Leather Hand Bags
We‘ve been told by a great ma
line of Hand flags is by far the finest in this section,
row‘s prices will surely add further
department.
$1.00 Values at 79c
Seal Mags. 9-inch metal frame. in
lined, fitted with purse. leather
bag over retailcd at “.00. Tomorrow .................. 79c
$1.50 Value
. ed by s srsatauauyinsople as so at-
" tried to be mayor. governor and even
mittee and the school visitors do not
.mwd-
front to the young California million-i
sire who descended on New York a
decade and a halter so ago With Jour-
nalistic idea and has at various times
presidential the United States. Mayor
Guyana.” invited. it is said. to speak
his middnfiind he did so without much
menta’id‘s‘wsomtion. . ~
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No wonder that Baron Levay was
surprised yesterday when he started to
address a political meeting in the sin.
vak village of Zakopcse. near Vienna.
in fact. be was astonished to receive a
request from the audience to speak in
English. later he found that to per-
cent. of the village's population of
3.000 were returned immigrants from
America. This is fairly good proof
that the immigration current has been
to some extent circular in its flow.
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Connecticut has given Bishop John
Joseph Nilan a hearty welcome and in
every sense he enters on his big rc.
sponsibilitics as succOiIsor to the late
and beloved illshop Michael Tierney.
who was anativc of Norwalk, under
auspicious circumstances. As bishop
of the diocese of Hartford. Bishop Ni-
lan becomes. as the Waterbury Repulr
lican points out. .the executive officer
of upwards of400.000 Catholics.
_...._..___._
Ono rift in the Democratic landslide.
Yesterday. in the 37th senatorial dis-
trict in New York state yesterday. Pro.
fessor Ralph W. Thomas. of polgate
University. Republican. was elected
successor to the celebrated Senator
Alida. by a majority of 2.100.
F“... . ..
it does not necessarily mean that
because a man gets up at 8 o'clock in
the morning to look for the comet. he
has ambition enough to get up early
and hen the garden or mow the lawn.
it appears that the high school com-
.2.
FRIDAY. APRIL as. rare“
- flit Fulfill!!!
Water Frequently Awsvsm Okla
Troubiss. ’
in certain inland European districts
where water is seldom used for bath-
ing purposesvthe people are almost im-
mune from skin affections. The ,best
authorities now agree that soap and
water are to be avoided in the treat-
ment of skin diseases, particularly
eczema when present in the scalp or
on the feet, as water is an irritant. and
when not actually the cause of the
disease, at least aggravates it. For
this reason prescriptions put up in
liquid or soap form. or containing
grease or alcohol. have always failed.
The new skin remedy. poslam, is a
flesh-colored ointment. containing no
grease. Under its directions soap and
water are forbidden. it may be used
on the tender skin of infants with
soothing and beneficial effect, and in
eczema cases stops the itching imme-
diately. rapidly restoring the skin to
itg normal condition.
Every druggisi kecps both the 50-
cent also lfor minor troubles) and tho
$2 jar. and either of “these may be ob-
tained at The Clifford Pharmiwy and
Edward W. Kelley. .ir.'s. as Well as
other reliable drug stores.
But no one is even asked to pur~
chaue poslam without first obtaining a
sample package. which will be sent bl’
mail. free of charge. upon request. by
the Emergency laboratories. 32 West
’l‘wenly-flflh street. New York city.
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agree on the needs of the high school
and perhaps the board of estimate and
taxation will agree with neither, such
is opinion on school matters.
it looks a little boltcr for a public
float at the Washington alrcel bridge
but the float should be there today.
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The weather man may be conspiring
against the proposition to spread oil
on the city streets.
“a...“
RIGHT To THE POINT.
u...
Milwaukee's new mayor intends to
give the people free law and tree mell-
ioine. They would probably appreciate
,iree band ‘eoncerta too.-—Brldsell0fl
Post
‘4...—
i’erhaps the president and Charles
Evans Hughes would have drop the
idea if they had known that Col. ryan
was going to feel so badly about it.
They are humane nItIIi.——Hartford
Courant. , .
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Prof Lowell still stays awake nights
to prove that. there am canals on Mars.
although several foreign astronomers
say it is all tilO()flilhIliO.-BGI’HHMI‘O
Eagle.
.._....
The comet is moorted as slowly
creeping eastward. Slowly is relative.
Of 001"“ Will!" you consider that the
pace is about thirty miles a second.—
lloalon Herald.
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Asparagus. tuition and rhubarb are
here. at prices which make one wish
he owned a 160«acre farm.~Ansonia
Sentinel.
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TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY.
Tuesday. April 29, 1890.
There was talk that the bis.r strike
in Chicago would soon be settled. and
the situation at l'ittsburg was iniprov~
ed by tho italtlmorc and Ohio Railroad
granting the demands of the men.
A prisoner at the Hartford county
jail is reported to have gone without
food for siktocn days.
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ADVERTISING TALKS
u...“—
"LITTLE STORIES ABOUT A BIG
BANK."
’ Thai is IIlt' title of a booklet use-d
ifOi' cirrularizing by a savings bank in
1a large city in the weal.
Each story is a reproduction of one
An old veteran of Waterbury. Conn. inf this bank's newspaper advertise-
complained of an ache in his wooden
log. Wc know of nothing that could
produce that sort of pain unless the
Waterbury ball 10qu had been plays
lmcuix.
'i'hcsr advertisements are prepared
In a ratiit‘r peculiar. intimate and sum
The Way Sunless Works its Wonders
.~Gasrantssd by Frank H. Baxter.
Physicians and chemists for 3'0er
have studied the problems of making a
flesh-forming food. but it is only with-
in the last few months that a bright
man discovered the prescription that
taken with the daily meals save 3
positive Int-reuse in flesh. in fact it
was so certain in its action that a
guarantee. was attached to each pack.
age stating that if weight did not in-
crease use a result of using it the bill”
chase price would be refunded.
_ 'l‘hia preparation is now put all I“
convenient form for use under the
name of Samoan.
Taken with each meal. it enables the
food you eat to assimilate with the
system and that in connection with its
own flesh-forming and tissue buildinx
foods gives healthy flesh.
Frank 11. Baxter has secured the
agency in South Norwalk for Samoan.
and as the percentage of satisfactory
rcauils from the use of this proscrib-
lion is nearly one hundred per cent.
he feels there is no risk in offerint
to refund the moncy if Samoan does
not do all that is claimed for it.
gvallvu way. Each one is aimed to
interest a particular class—~thlls the
talk is most effective.
in starts like tiIls:-“A rci‘inlll
young man had an opportunity to en-
tcr an established business."
Anolbvr commences with the dis-
play linc:»-~"A young widow who had
received a considerable sum of
lunacy." '
Those brad lines are followed by vi>
tally interesting-stories which serve
to bring out the strong points of the
savings bank and of the advantaltms of
savings accounts for all classes.
. No one can doubt that this series of
Iadvvrtiscmcntu is creating a great deal
of attention. or that it baa been Slit“
rcssful in securing business for the
bank. The fact is that in three months
of last year the depordts incrcwcd 3|.-
l.’v0.000.
MUBIC HALL.
Music Hall held a big audience last
night and 800 friends of the italian
Garibaldla Band attended in a body to
see one of the best vaudeville bills of
the season. As this is the last three
days of the season the management
has put on an excellent pill for the
closing of the year. it was a sort of a
gala night and the big crowd was more
of a holiday crowd than a theatre par-
ty. as every one turned out to enjoy
themselves and have a good time.
Many Jokes were sprung by the perfor’
more about the band which but the nu-
dieuce in good humor. The head line
not is an excellent one. Frank A. Tren-
or and Company in a splendid melodra-
matic piaylet entitled “A Burglar." it
is a clever sketch. Henry Bubker
showed that he Was a real imperaona
tor in the character line. He makes
up before the audience. He is a clever
performer and has a splendid act. Miss
lronc liuut displayed her ability as a
vocalist by singing four songs in a
very pleasing manner that earned for
her a big outburst of applause as she
finished her acts Maxwell and Dudley
have a good musical offering in the
way of a sketch in which some fine
singing is done. This act, was one of
the hits on the bill and deserved every
bit of applause that it received. How-
cll and Webster do about as lively a
talking act as has ever been seen at
this house. they were splendid and the-
0. K. stamp of approval was put on
them at the clost‘ of their act. Motion
pictures were shown as usual. The
pictures were good and the whole show
as well and the management has done
well in securing such an excellent
show to close the season with.
FIGURES OF MERIT FOR MILITIA.
HARTFORD. April 29.—-Flgurcs of
merit announced for each organization
of the Connecticut National Guard for
the month of March are as follows:
Hospital corps. 91.32; Signal corps.
97.37; Cavalry. 98.63; Field Artillery
corps. 80.94: First infantry. 91.74: Sec.
and infantry. 94.91; First Separate
company. 92.47; Naval Militia. 87.72:
Bimini Sunday dinner at The Clif-
ford only, seventy-live cents. Sec adv.
TOMORROW A DAY OF
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
ny exacting women lllat our
Tomor-
prcsiigc to this well-known
oxidise and gill. moire.
strap handle; the best
3 at 99c
Walrus and Seal tings with gill and gun metal trimmings,
leather lined. fitted with
purse. single or double strap
handles. at ................ I ........................... 99:
$2.00 Values at $1.39
Bell. Walrus and Morocco Hugs. lcalbnr ilncd, fitted with
purse. single or double strap handles. 'i‘omorrow ...... 81.39
GOOD VALUES lN
Muslin Underwear
Regular $1.39 Combination Under-
muslius,
Corset (foyer and lirawor, a vsrivty of styles. lit('(‘ and cm
broidcry trimmed.
980
50c Drawers, 37c
ii'onicu'a Muslin lirawcis, with
:3 ' $1.00 Gowns, 73c
7. Low and high nook. yokcs trimmed with lace and embroid-
ery. made of fine quality Muslin.
deep ruffle oi' clitbibidcry.
antistat-
I Biggeét Bargains Yet Offered
EVERY RESOURCE OF OUR STORE IN EVERY ONE OF OUR DEPARTMENTS HAS BEEN DRAWN
UPON T0 ASSURE VALUES TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF OUR SATURDAY SHOP—
PERS. EACH DEPARTMENT MANAGER IS DESIROUS OF MAKING TOMORROW'S
SALES THE RECORD-BREAKERS OF THE SEASON
EVERYBODY IS TALKING ABOUT OUR BEAUTIFUL STYLES 1N
COATS and SUITS
“STYLES THAT ARE NOT SEEN ELSEWHERE
We offer 50 'I'AilAlllblll Si'l'i‘h‘, Nothing like our showing
of \\'omcn's and Mlsacs' h‘lm- ’l‘allort‘d Suits at. these low prices
has been offered this season,
We carry large sizes. have excellent litters and guarantee
Wc have many novelties. also many samples. whore
thru- la only our of a kind. Some of the many splendid materials
arc Frolirh Scrges. lionicapuus. l'auamsa. Harrow Wales. Wur-
nlcds. lianniah Mixtures and Domestic Surat-a.
lit‘itc Spring shades.
All sizes for \i'ouwu. Misses and Juniors.
Visit Us Tomorrow if You Need a Suit
lion.
$30.00 VALUES at .........
$25.00 VALVES Iii ..................
322.00 VALUES at ..................
"5.00 VALUES tit ..................
Laces and Embroideries
'i‘bouaauda of yards of dainty Lace and meroidoriua to im
ulrappinga.
Separate Skirts at $3.98
Made of Panama in all colors.
All new
models.
80th trimmed with soil
Madc of fine Lawn. front
duurler sleeves. All sizes.
W ' t
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Our Waist Department is noted for the beautiful styles and
excellent values that are always in evidence.
always the newest in materials and design.
Dutch Collar Waists at 98c
ucovariances“i no mm are m ‘ flittiliil illliiiiliils. " disclaim
Here Are Facts Bacterial) by a
Strong Guarantee
Catarrh causes. dobllity. In our
opinion. most people suffering from
xeneral debility have catarrh. Such
cases of‘debility cdnnot be completely
cured “by medicine not designed. to
eradicate estarrli- In every case
where our remedy fails to give entire
satisfaction we will not charge a cent
for the medicine employed during the
trial. Now. surely no one should hesi-
tate to believe us or to put our claim
to a practical test under such condi~
tions. We will take all the risk; no
one else can lose anything by the
transaction.
We make those statements and this
offer because We know and have time
and again proved that chall Mucu-
'i‘onc rarely fails to do an we claim.
it is not a cure-all prescribed to cure
cvcry disease that flesh in hair to. It-
is intended for one purpoae. 1. e., to
cure catarrh by sssailing the diseased
condition in a reasonable, scientific
way. which is to employ agents that
ha been found to have the tonic
am alterativc power to correct faulty
metabtilism (tissue change) and to
stimulate and help nature overconu-
tbc cause or causes of ratnrrh. This
being done, appetite increases, nutri-
tion improves. weight is gained. com-
fort of body is attained andlife's work
taken up with the zest natural to the
perfectly healthy individual.
We want you to try Rexall Mucu-
Tone. Follow directions and take it
regularly and consistently for a res»
onablc length of time. Then. If you
are not satisfied. come back and tell
us and the money you paid for the
treatment will be returned without
any argument whateevr.
llexall Mucu-Tone comes in two
sizes. 500 and $1.00 a bottle. Sold
only at our storc.~—Thme chsll Store.
The~Cllfford Pharmacy. Quittner Iii
Cauty. Props.
“There are four reasons why you
should wear the Walk-Over shoes." so
says Flynn ii: Ryan. You will find
them in the adv.
Our Waists are
trimmed with embroidery; three.
31.50 Waists at'67c
Fashioned in Lingerie and Lawns. dainliiy trimmed with
lace and embroidery.
$3.98 Waists at $2.49
Made of line quality Fraurh ilutiste. a variety of handsome
styles to select from.
Gloves ‘
only; washable.
in all the fav-
ltl.Ai‘K PANAMA COATS. raguIar $6.98 values. at ......... “.98
M32250 lid-inch modcls. in all sizes.
Will. 8900 LINEN i‘OATS. al ................................. $5.08
....|14.0I We have a full line of Shiltlllt‘ COATS, ranging in price
....sio.ss from ................................... stone up to state
w vet recurdrd-
. Tailored Coats
le "mus alvlcs. liouutlflli materials. the immense stock in
l‘oitis. will help you make a selection quickly.
Hair Goods
CLUSTER PUFFS. oxcmitlouslly fine quality: value $2.00.
THREE REASONABLE SPECIALS
Women‘s 2-Clasp (‘IIAMOISE’I‘TE GLOVES.
Special tomorrow ............... 38c pair
natural color
Ladiea‘ 3‘t‘lflitli SILK AND 1.181.1«1 GLOVES. double-tipped
lingers; regular 50c value.
Tomorrow .................. 30c
Women‘s GENUINE CHAMOii-l GLOVES. warranted wash-
ablo; excellent 81.00 quality.
Tomorrow ............... 79o
morrow will surely be the day.
weaves. including every good color.
'i‘hcrc'll be something doing at this section tomorrow.
iircas (loods man has planned for the biggest one day's business
if the giving away of merchhndise will do it, to-
, Wool Dress Goods
Ou r
All the well-known worthy
There’s over one hundred
styles and there's not a poor one in the lot.
1500 yards NOVELTY GOODS.
In Checks. Stripes and Fancy
Weaver. goods that cost at wholesale fmm lion to litific.
Em
31.50 White Skirts, 79c
’i‘op made of fine quality (lanibric. with deep houses of our
broidory.
.3000 Yards of Wash Goods
'(lo tomorrow (using the old sayiugi "for the price of a song.”
Females, l-iccrauclloru and lawns. and the price we offer ilmni
atitomorrow will go on record as one of the greatest Wash lioods
bargains overheard om .
‘ The i’l‘lilCAhEi-l are 30 inches wide and soil regularly at iilr
a yard. The crinkly SEERHUOKERS sell at mum and
We a yard. and the LAWNS sell at We and 12%. They'll
go in a Jiffy. Altin one big hit tomorrow. at ”592°
Corsets
Il‘l.
,Olir (ltii'sct ilcpurtmcul is making new records. The rapid
increase means. of course, nmoh isrgcr stocks and this
menu much given space. All odd lots in be sacrificed to
marrow; aboul 20 dozen pairs that sell at bile. 750 and
$1.00. Tomorrow ...... ......................lbsspair
WOMEN'S COLORED IBERBUOK“
‘ Wash Skirts
tobesold lomnrrdwst mush
, This is less than tharcloth cost. Only one to a container.
1;.w "m.
sold tomorrow at prices even less than the innumnra paid Uncle
Sam at the New York (“usiom House.
It big supply at tomorrow's price.
2800 yards of (iAMliitlli ElitiiNlli-i. .3 in ii inches wide. a great
variety of hanllaoflic designs that not! regularly from live.
to 25v. 'l‘omuyrow your choice from the entire lot st. .1“: yd.
ilelLiSli 'l'OltiiliON LAOES. Wli‘l‘nfiia'fl pure lines. from 1
in ii inches wide; values up to lute yard. Your clinics
tomorrow of over 50 patterns. at .................... 3e yd.
2 Important Silk Items
$1.25 Black Taffeta Silk, at 79c yd.
Tull yard wide. one of the heat slaudsni makes. We have
only about 000 yards to soil and in order that same may be
l‘siriy distributed. we will not soil.cver iii yards to a customer.
31.00 Foulards. at 59c
"lihoney" Silk it‘cul-
lwo patterns alike.
lipid in dress lengths only. The iamm
ardu. spot-proof and water-proof:
. Tomorrow ..
..... ”a mi.
Special tomorrow . .............. . ................... . .750
You can afford to lay in TUINMVS. our 20c value. Tomorrow ............. .......17o
NETH. allover i-lllk Nets. st ............................. ...11o
DAINTY SILK. AND COTTON NOVELTY
Dress Goods
Tomorrow priced like Iamunou print. We can't begin to half
tell the values. SILK lttlidiiilNB, SILK VOILLEB. in
all good colors. full 27 inches wide; sold up to title a yard.
They're not full pieces. but ill most cases enough for
a dress. A few pieces only. Tomorrow ......... 19¢ a yard
Just a (of! extremely short lengths. suitable for the little
folks. at ...................... 5.: ............ tilt/go a yard
Trade in the morning if possible.
on: can or 12m a
Dress Ginghams
These are the famous "'iiates" Bearsuclters. sold everywhere
at mgr: a good assortment. .Thoy’eotne in lengths
from ii to 15 yards. Held in isngths only. at . . . Jase yd.
and that retails at 00c and bile. All at one price to-
morrow .............. . ............................. 19¢ yd.
25 pieces of the finest. ALL WOOL F‘AliRitiB. including lilo
Tim famous ”AL’I‘MAN" "LACK VUIIILE.
. iierc tomorrow at ....... ............ 41.19
choicest weaves and colorings. every yard this season's
make; the regular prices all over the country are 31.25
and ".50. Tomorrow's price here is .................... 79:
known from
Maine to California. and always sold at $1.50 a yard. d
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MACK TURKISH MOIIAIIIB ANI) SIIIIIJENNE. tlit‘ cream
of the World‘s best mailers; regular $1.50 and fifth duab
lty. A rich. glossy iiniah and made for service. More
tomorrow at ................................ $1.00 yard
Lawn. lace trimmed DUTCH COLLARB.
Neckwear
with .laliols
select front;
.un.i-ons.--s--.I.-...
it!
worth
'. . . . .170
match. an unlimited assortment to
title. Tomorrow
RUCHINGw’l‘hls la a special lot of ituching. including the
cord. silk and chiffon folds: every yard worth 200. To-
)‘ moi-row. a neck length to: or. ..... . . . .lal/‘r. yd.
-. Drapery Dept. —
HOIIIIINIII'I‘ RUFFLEI) CURTAINS. 2% yards long; worth
COUCH COVERS. in all new patterns. 3 yards long: worth
ni..u.~u....t.---n .......
31.25 s pair. Tonior'm ..
01.20. Tomorrow . ..... . . .. ........ . . .. 700
OUdI‘U'inOU
JAPANESE MATTING BUGS. also 36x72; regular price 75c.
v'i‘omorrnw .m
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