the safest. surest, most economical find most convenient
Beecham’s Pills are especially beneficial to the Whole
system at this time of the year.
They purify the blood, tone the nerves, stimulate tilde
us of elimination. They drive awsL
liver and other orga
e
th the faded cheek,
and insure refreshings
“blues” and that lazy feeling, bring color to
create a good a tits “f
seep.
For over half a century
Beecham's Pills have been
the standard all the year
round family medicine.
Men, women and children all over
the world are using them every day. Their
fame and universal popularity have been gained
solely by sheer merit. ’
It is their main claim to recognition. You have
always heard of Beecham' s Pills-You have never
heard anything but praise from those who know
them. Try them when run down this Spring for they
Will-1km“ on
its W 111W 0? not the
Mm nos- since has mum lto
madness as a fire station and held
Mttmhsussd apportion“
the “Wt!” hwa lie made this
simply as a «moon. he uplsined
Wi- II a dict-Mon.
Councilman Msther said thst so for
Is the rear roof 'of the city hall was
concerned. he could not see anything
the matter with it. He said that he
did not pretend to know anything, but
be bad but some superlence in build-
” ‘ in; and in mailing pluns.
Wood columns are being used ex-
tensively. They are pretty and sub-
stsntlul
"it looha to me as though the gentle
mun is simply opposed to the plains
and comes around here and opposed
everything. i don't. know why he
should be so interested at this time.
Certainly the council had a gnod deal
of trouble on the corner. lie was 'not
so interested as u citizen and taxpayer
at that time. 80 four as i am concerned
i am willing to bare the, mutter put
before u committee of exports
them to decide."
Mr. McMohon said that Horace ii
Nash and W. H. Smith had sold the
roof was defective.
Councilman Mather said that that
*iidiiiiiiiiii
for
ii Sllll Still
A Simple Homily Will!» the
Hair, Cures Dandruff Stops
Falling Hair
What a pity it is to see so many
people with thin. wispy hpir, faded or
streaked with tray. and realise that
most of these people might have soft.
glossy. abundant hair of beautiful col-
or and lustre if they would but use the
proper treatment. There is no neces-
sity for gray hair under sixty-live
years of age, and there is no excuse
for anyone. young or old. having thin.
straggling hair, either full‘of dandruff
or heavy and rank smelling with ex-
cessive oil.
You can bring book the natural color
of your hair in a few days and forever
rid yourself of any dandruff and loose
hairs. and make your hair grow strum:
uud beautiful by using Wyntll's Shut-1
and Sulphur iiair Remedy. For gonor-
1atlonn common garden Sago bur. been
used for restoring and preserving the
color of the hair, and sulphur ls rot-og-
nlzod by Scalp Specialists us being
excellent for treatment of hair and
scalp troubles
if you are troubled with dandruff
or itching scalp. or if \our hair is
iloslnx its color or coming 0111.39! s
New mm; . is *l
Gill» h. iii. iiiruit {dampen}; "
Emulsion 1357.
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THINGE UNIQUE AND ARTISTIC
FOR EASTER REMEMBRANCES.
‘ Queer shaped little Coin Purses in gold and ('lcrman
silver gilt. round ball~sl1apcd affairs and flat boxes. that
are to be attached in chains. $2.00 and up.
Vanity Cases lobe worn on chains, very ornamental
$2. 00.
La Vallierics in solid gold shudcr chains \tllll pen~
and altogctlicr charming.
dunts sci uilh l1.1r11cllcpt.1rl1~ $375 and $4. 25, special for
Easter week. '
Solid Gold Pendants. separate. $1.50.
_ La Vallicresoi gunmctnl. with large. linroche
11111119. $5.00.
Bead Necklaces that
groups «11' pearl heads and dull black. extremely stylish,
sci
2m: strung: alternately 111' in
many different styles. $3.00 and upwards.
Jabot Pins 111' nniquc’dcsigns. set with sparkling
did not make it so. but that he wall 1“““91‘1 $1150-
Never Fail To Help
At all him, 10a. 25a. nimsofspm‘alnhsfomu an am so.» ks.
Willing to put it 11p to experts t1
Judge.
Mr. McMahon said that ho had been
fifty cent bottle of Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur from your druzglsi. and notice
.thc improvement in the appearance of
with brilliants. copies 11f old
Buckles for slums and pumps. of antique silver
sci:
$1.50 to
'pnng Floor Cve
Let us remind you that we can show a large line of Floor Coverings
in various grades.
CARPETS
AV! lust received Spring Sam-
ples Tapestry and Velvet Car-
' pals. newest designs at popu-
lar prices. A much larger
variety than any local store
could carry in stock.
mane MATTINGS
free... have largely taken the
place of the better Japanese
iMsttinss.
CHINA MATTINGS
125/31: to 35¢
JAPANESE MATTINGS
250 to 50¢.
BUGS
We have stock of the popular
grades.
Axmlnster Rugs
Medium Tapestry
Best Tapestry
Wool Fibre
Crex Rugs
Lox Cabin Rugs
.0". CLOTHB
All widths.
LINOLEUMB
Plain and inlaid.
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,Lsca cunnms AND onapsniss.
sHADEs 'ro onosn A SPECIALTY.
Dickennan 81 Son.
1,8 WASHINGTON ST.
TELBDHONE 4th
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EASTER
OFFERINGS
All the Easter Stocks are ready. comprising a fus-
.‘ clnatlngly complete assortment of all worthy grades
,cus‘tomers. Come and ‘see all the new things.
The N.- E. RYAN ‘co.
‘ so WASHINGTON an.
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of merchandise.“ prices most advantageohs to our V
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(Continued from «first MSG),
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Wore present.
Too minutes of the previous meet-
ings were mud by City Clerk John J.
Cohen. and on motion were approved
us read.
Cc :zncitman Mather reported ibnl
the street department had curled out
the work of building the South Main
street sewer. The city is doing the
nork itself.
William ii. McMahon oppesred in
relation to the nmr city hall piano. He
said that be had already criticised the
proposed commotion o! the row
:1 to some of the members privately. ,
11 lie wished to pirt'hinisull on record,
as a taxpayer. as being opposed to the
proposed construction of the new city
hall.
Knowing something of construction
from 30 yoers‘ experience at the busi-
ness he objcctod to the present plnn.
although he was not opposed to build
ing 11 city hall. if the present plans
are csnicd out the city will have three
the building every winter. He said
that he bud converscd with other can-
wllh him and he should have known
11121111. Mr. McMahonslso protested
against the wooden columns.
He said that it was a grave mistake
hurt) put the jail and courthouse in
the city hall. it would be 11 grave mis-
' tulle to transform the prison-t l’iotnsm
linen house into such 11 building. ea
poziuliy owing to its proximity.» the
school. V
value of the property in that district;
tile hoped in»: his suggestions would
be accepted in the coins good spirit
that it VI" given.
“We do need 3 place for the voter
commissioners. We do‘need a coun-
cil chamber. but whether we need 'a
:$10. 006 building to blame them in ion
ionostlon in my mind." said lil‘r. hic-
Manon.
"Then why did you people appro-
printo this 875.000 last year? Just for
pastime?” asked Douncllman Way.
“Because we thought that there
were some buildings that were neces-
sary." replied Mr. McMahon. "l
‘ claim it is a mistake and It is never
too late to mend s, mistake. "
Mayor Tumour cotoohlsed Mr. Mo
Million and sold in regards .to the 1:111 ,‘
" 1, in 111. any 11.11 that the mm on!
[been token up with ths' board of asti-
lmste sad it had been the unanimous
lop my“ opinion of thin. bound rim tbs loll
April 2 w-'l'l10 shot!
me is 111311: 111cm oi .‘pmlng' the: mutter, or isle the road
t3 m shflbmflitflufl
,_ M 111 uses] 1.111.111; pneumonia
of the New haven road between the road and its employees,
should be «meted from the city hall.
T‘siMr. Homers still maintained tbst1
.tbbro', is. ran,» in tho mass. {or the
"toil. till that. is needsd being a com W
men brick mil to oonllm the cam ‘
and other MMMIIIMI intitm11'
Ho aim auctioned the 11mm lo?
feet of ice to cut on tho reur moi of1
tractors and none except a councilman a
(manning Mr. Mather) 11nd disagreed'
1mm
syour hair after 11 few days‘ treatment.
criticised as being a kicker and “i
knocker. but that was posltlvely “Hap-1cm ”‘3’“ 3""30"P"‘"‘” 0079””
so. lie thought himself competentmo 0'“
and appeared only M a“ “WNW“ :mended the erection of as one sud one-
taxpayer: half story house at the filtration plum
councilman Miller moved ”1'" ”l“ for the accommodation of the assistant
committee on city hall 100k ““0 these beeper Mr. Hatch explained that this
mutton; IWIM 1“ Mr McMahon was necessary He said that it would
"id " “WW" “”5“" WM ““9 "9h lprobsbly cost about 31. 600 funds for
fleets and «summon- fer-ion they wmid soon lune.
ccmflm“ Mather claimed that that Cimnollmsn lion. moved that the
time to go into this matter was when recommendation he wanted and that
the Minimum“ were militant meantime commissioners be inslmictod to
men beta! diverts in their .line ofierect the building
bottom 41 it wan voted that when the meet.
Mayor Tammany held that it us: ing adjourn it adjourn to meet onto
the business at the council to erect s' on April 15111.
proper city hall Md when suggestionsl
are made in mod faith they should be‘
mannered. If the objections uoi
found to be inclination. they should be? ""1”” h "m "'"mflmw
accepted if not they should be droo- Names °" A" w"“' ,
pet! WASHINGTON. April 2.-~\llnufttc-
Councilm Illler‘s motion was put ""9" ‘" Hartford
to vote “a curled l utilisation and Wnterbnry have. writ-
Tba water cohorts-toners reporteds aim“ "Id “Rimmed to the members
balanoo 0n m of 5733 50 'of the Connecticut delegation asking
(in motion of Councilman Miller. iii "W" ‘0 u“ W3” influence '0 Drew“!
was voted 1 m "M be mpg: the White of house bill N0 16. 884.
no This bill provides that all mounts:-
On motion or councilman nuts: mm m" him their own names
certain taxes were abated on the mt “M Ill manufactured articles intend
onlmohdstion of the nu conmor.‘ id for interstate trade. it in in
oanuenman Miller stated that some? tended an an amendment to an act. to
scan in bills had come in against. the' female commerce. approved Peb-
flwem] bond laymen H0 rmmmndm rnsry 4. 1887 H i! made unlawful {01
thin! these be embraced in one union 19"“ 01‘ (Milli? it"? home of the
against the credit of tho. bond issues,: manufacturers appearing on any ”"191
to be apportioned of: hue" lcie entering into interstate trade.
its also had on bond 11 check for 3) .l Violations of the not is n: u do 111 mish-
600. recalled on account item the sale! “NP by ti line not exceeding 31 000. 0?
of the bonds. which he could deposit to: imprisonment. not to exceed six
routr this fund. 1; ' imouths. Chairman Adamson of the
n was voted 111111 the finance com 1 interstate and. Main commerce com-
BILL AROUBES HDSTIUTY.
New Haven. '
stylus. all sizes,
$5.00 and $6.00.
Photograph Frames.
.1\ new line «11‘ plain ~tcr|ing silver. extra heavy for .
engraving, son-rill dili'urcnt sizes. $1.25 to $6.00. V
;\1 the jewelry Section.
CHILDREN'S GUIMPES.
New 01105 for summer frocks. ;\ line of very dainty
plain lawns. with tiny tucks. for ages 11. 9. 11:1, 12 and 14
years. at,50c.
Pretty fashions in while lawns trimmed with lace ins
scrtiou, embroidery, and fcallwrstitclicd. 751: to $2.25.
Second iloor.
OPENING OF THE SUMMER FURNITURE.
The first of April sees the, exhibit of all lines of Cot-
tage 11nd Bungalow Furniture. \Villmv in colors, Grass.
and special picccs‘for yachts and 11111151211113“.
' Fourth floor.
Summer Draperies. Scrims. Tailetas in men. do-
mestic and foreign Cretonncs.‘ 'l‘liird floor.
(illic- lfi. iii. larch Sampling.
DO NOT MISS THE BIG SALE ON BABBITT‘S GOODS
WITH 7 BARS OF BABBITT‘S SOAP OR BABBITT‘S NAP-
THA OR 3 CANS OF BABBITT‘S POTASH FOR 251:. WE 1
mines be instructed to deposit thznl mince having charge or the bill said:
check to the bond issue account. 1 the committee bod not as yet when u,
The water .commissloners recomw up for c1111slderution.snd ulllcss tin-1;
' lunthnr of the bill. Representative;
‘Ctlmpbcii, of Knnssu, insisxed. he did.
not think it would be considered ihlsi
session. Mr, Campbell said that he
knew that the bill would have to be.
amended before it could bopnssed but
ARE GIVING ONE CAN BABBITT'S CLEANSER FREE.
17 lbs. Sugar-r ........ .......$1.{00 Ben Hur Flour. ban .............. 80:
8 1-2 lbs. 811 ............... 50c! Strictly Fresh Eggs. dozen ....... 2::
w. Baker's ’.a or Chocolate .19c1 3 cans Milk ..................... 2::
.Kals, Spinach. Sweet Potatoes. Parsnips. Apples.
’UNll‘ED GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN 81'. PHONE 143
it would also depncisto the -
BLESSlNS
Her Dearest Hopes Realized
--i-iealtb. Happiness
‘ we.»
Plattsborg. Misi.—- “ Lydia E. Pink-
ham' s Vegetable Comhowd has proved
verybenoliclaltome, formisuweil
and have sswsst. healthy baby, Ind our
horns is happy 1: 11
“I was an invalid from m
hummus-titan sod tussle
cation of the council MM. which 1 WWI“
is provided for is the soothe-stunner
of 11:. muons. so near M lilo to
the rtiimd Ho eta (
room should be we
be claimed um the “hammer is
‘m broods-d to spend on the Human“
' petition of the international reform
. of Connecticut; “
he did not seem at all anxious to press
it for passage this session.
Petitions Presentad.‘ 1
the senate tho petitionsof the blurb
Metal Polishers' unioa; favoring the
passage of the eight-hour bill; petition
of (new C ’P. 0.. of Hartford county
favoring the psssuxe of the Konyon- ‘
Shepard bill: petition of Somers
bronze favoring the parcels post bill:
petition of the Woodstock grunge op-
posing the repeal of the tax on
olemnsrasrins. ‘ '
' Representative Henry presented the
petition of the Hartford raunty W. C.
'l‘. 0.. in the house. favoring the uns-
ssga of the Kenyonlsheps‘rd bill.
Representative Reilly presented tbs
petition of orange. No: 1106 favoring
the parcels. post bill; memorials of the
American Anti-Trust league. for legis-
isticn to eitend the lateral arbitra-
tion act to the coal industry.
itspretsntative Tlison presented the
bureau forths enactment of the Ken-
yon-Shepard interstate liquor bill.
Deaths in Connect: cut. 1
'1‘,» statistics] reports of the differ i
Ont states on morbidity and mortality
m" been ("fill out by the public
health sol-vied ofluiail. For the state
tit “month of Feb-
Benator Mir-Loan has presented in 1» ‘
ford neutral llsbor‘llnion. and the ‘
wn.1. Keep me Psesoven.”
For First Tinhs Jewish Soldiers» and
Sailors Will o'er Fur-laughs.
The Patriotic 1mm of Amenitihon
organization thstatms'to encourage in
their careers Jewish men in the army
and navy, to recommend Ju‘lsbsold:
tens stationed at various posts to near
, by coceligionists. and to make it pos
sible for them to spend their religious
holidays in Jewish surroundings, has
invited some 200 soldiers and sailors
stationed in and near Nomiforlr city
to be its guests at a Bossover service?
and dinner to. hold st'l‘uxedo Hall.
1637 Madison av '_ue.,New York. this
evening. at 7 o'clock. Invitations hsye ',
been sent out to officers of various .
mini“. and to New York city sad state
officials and movement citlsens. Rab-
bis Housman and Krona will omelste
at the comics. .,
The loathe applied t 11011: War De
pertinent some time In. tb’roiuh Nile
‘of their respective localities.
minding officers have been dimmed :11
mil soldiers of the Jewish faith 1.11
3! absent. ,fromltlieir duties for 5111. i1
1 length offline as nfi‘y’be necessary 54')
enable thorn in uttend divine St’i‘Vlti'i
in that period.
The dengue has arranged .\ 1 1
friends throughout the country to 1 1~1~
vlde entertainments similar .tp_the 111111
in this city for the Jewish soidino
Acct). .l-
in); to Edward Lauterhach, presidou
of the National Liberal immigration
Lewis. it is the first time in the im-
tory of t‘his‘country that Jewish sold-
11‘ler's and sailors have been taken cm-o
01 in a body for such a purpose.
To was. a cm in ONE DAY
”in :laln'lvs Bruno .Qulnine Tablets.
,Druulstl rallied money if it fails to
ours. E. W1. Groves signature is on
each home are.
, , MW Incl-i HOUSE.
11'. ll. ouwy. or Nomuk has 111.1(-
, the War Dspmmom. storing that o
, Asthma! Asthma
. menu's serum trusts
51“. if": .
dim Bebar. wow “'0le of tholvil tilt contract to build 11 sumunr
Incantation of Jewish armaments... 'Wm- at Compo Beach for w .1
for stricture to: soldiers of the Jews broom. oi Westpm. The plans we
ml islth who m” dun-9 to M019.“ Iit! Architect A. N. Paddock and show
linthsreilxious observanees din-ins the V‘ tram hail“ costing about $5510.11
WNW 0! the PM“. mm A9111} Thililb-contfm1 will be lot at once.
to April to A reply m received w”... .._
1 1 3‘ Mom 24 Woodbrldge St. linrl-
from Adjutant General AJ‘. use f in m-.."‘¥I- "1101 flame “m I
3‘1" been suffering with kidney 1m
WW Md severe pains across my
.. felt altogethsi miner-.sble l
00 My Kidney Pills and in 11 ohm!
o my pains left me and my kid ‘
instant [CHM and so mm :1 '1”. became normal I cannot ”7,
m of Asthma. Bronchitis. M1 f F 1 Kidney
much in praise o 0 av ,.
”HM-
dentin I ads. brin‘s results.
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