proceed in the majority of cases “from.
imperfect‘ digestion. They are caused by
the general debilitydtthe body brought.
about through improper nourishment and
poor circulation. Headaches, backaches,
lassitude, mental and phyeical depression.
are a few of the many symptoms, The ills,
resulting from them causes ,
can no Remedled
by toning up the system, feeding the nerve
cells, stimulating the digestive organs,
improving the quality of the blood and
putting the body in a condition favorable
to warding off the insidious attacks from
other sources. When you sullentry
p.
and see how quickly they will tone up your
system and make you Well. They exercise
this marvellous influence by helping the
digestive organs, keeping the body free from
organic poisons and purifying the blood.
They strengthen an the bodily organs
. and ensure good health. - Women for
generations have found that Beecham’s Pills
systematically taken, are their safest and
most satisfying remedy and those Who have
not yet learned this, important fact, should
begin at once to take Beecham’s Pills. They
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droopy Bench own. soil
Juliet! Home be a...
Judie James L. Martin. of Breme-
bore, Vt, the new States court
judge in that state has been assigned
.- W Jillian E. Henry would»), the
senior Judge of tbe'Unlted States clr
cult court at appeals for this district.
on the fourth 'l‘ueqday or May. While
Judge Martin is engaged here, Judge
James P. Plait. who will hold court in
New York a part of the timehmay
hold court in Nelellaven in the na-
ture or a special session, should the
business warrant the holding or a seal
eldn in New Home. Judge Martin
presided in the United States court
here in. July, lilll’i. when Judge James
P. Flatt was ill.
Thow case 0! l‘). E, Loewe do Go.
against the organization o! haitors‘
unions in this aisle, and income“ or
the unions hashes» out on the trial
list to be claimed tor trial at the May
term of the court. There is uncer-
tainty, as yet, that. the case will be
tried. although the assignment 01'
Judge Martin to hold the May tram
here was in the expectation that the
case against the bullets would be
taken on. Judge Platt heard the
he is disqualified from sitting aznln.
.On
,thau two years ago. the Jury reported
in, favor at D. E. been 2 Garland u
‘ludgnient for “22,000 followed the
verdict. The case was appealed and
on the appeal to the. United. States
“circuit court of appeals. the lads-
ordered. The supreme court
retained the Judgment of the United
States court of appeals. The opiu-
lou oi" the circuit court at appeals was
written by Judge Waller”. Noyes.
at New London. who is a member or
upon an alleged boycott placed on the
goods at I). E. lmwe It Go. and a
conspiracy in restraint of trade.
him what can be learned there is
i not the enthusiasm to tallethe me up
{or trial at the May term. moonlight
be expected, because it it is started
the judge. the lawyers. the 1mm
and all other: who have any connec-
llflil with the case probably will be
tied upolleummer Thelaattinle the
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'CARPETS
Let us show you out" new line
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vets.
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Tapestry Brussels. 8 it. ll by ‘10
it. 6 and ii it. by lil it.
\i'col Fibre. 8 it. by 10 it. and
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25¢ to 39¢. 9 It. by 12 It. ..,
Oil. CLOTHS. Smyrna Rugs 18 by 86 to 36
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Wamen Find
In YEISER Hooks and Eyes. No gaping shirt-vents or shirt waists
to cause embarrassment. They stay where put. They are the
strongco t and best on the market Cannot rust. Ends cannot pull
apart or overlap because of the look; cannot twist or slip. . l
The only real improvement in book- and on! in Ill m
.enae was tried in Mumford it tool:
II Ethirteeu seeks There is no likelihood
fillet the case will be finished an)
.', :soouor on the retrial. It is more likely
.. ‘that it will take longer, and that does
..
: liar the summer
not present a wry inviting situation
it the case in not
to hold the May term of the United.
‘ States court in Ballard. which opens
case the last time it was tried and so
the last trial, something more
meat was set aside, and a new trial. '—
later ""
[the circuit cour . ot appeals. The act’ in“.
ion against the deiendenta la bmdl
A harmless ’remody.jluade teem com-
mon garden me. quickly restores gray
hair to natural color. The care or the
hair, to prevent it from losink its color
(and lustre. in loot as important as to
care for teeth to keep them from dip
coloring. Why spend money tor coo
motlcs and creams to improve the corn-
plexlon, and yet neglect your hair,
when gray hair is even more consuls»
noon and educative of age than wrln~
hints or a poor complexion? Of the two,
it is easier to preserve the actual
color and beauty of the hall than it is
to have a good complexion.
All that is necessary is the occasioio
al use of Wyeth's Base and Sulphur
‘ilalr Remedy. a preparation or com-
mon garden liege and tiniphur, con»
blood with other valuable remedies
for dry. harsh. faded hair, dandrull',
itching scalp and falling hair. After
a few applications 0! this simple.
harmless remedy. your hair will grad-
ually be restored to its natural color,
in a short time the dande‘uif will be
removed. and your hair will no longer
lure intended it should.
Don’t neglect your hair, for it goes
further than anything else to make or
mar your need looks. You can buy
this remedy at any drug store for
titty cents a bottle, and your dros-
glet will give your money back it you
are not satisfied after using. Pur-
chases bottle today. You will never
regret it when you realise the «litter
once it will malls in your optical-hunt».
dpeclal areal.
Duration.
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FREIGHT flflhllllliTFIITll
NEW HAVEN .npfll law-it came
today, following the regular
monthly meetings or the local lodges
come out but will start to grow as New
s-tillson emu Cor.
”IV” IIBIEISE “.80,
m dwell out... some
NEW HAVEN; April 9.-—-There also
In impatient. meeting. chenille lace!
Brotherhood oi the momotive Ea»
glues" oi the New Haven system held
here Sunday afternoon, and there
were a lame number of routine mat-
ter: dimmed oi. While the matter or
the wage demand was not taken all
and talked over, it was found that the
concenaue oi ouiaion was that the
men on the New Haven system woaid
lover‘s strike, it their demands were
not granted.
or course nothing oiilc-lal will be
known on this matter until the final
counting of the votes in New York
city on April 10. under the supervision
of Chief Engineer Warren 8. Stone,
who will have charge at the ceremony
of counting the scaled ballots, which
will come from the 50 roads east at
Chicago. The count of, this vote may
require several days” There can be
no walk-out summarily, because the
matter of vetoiug it at any time lion in
the hands of Mr. Stone, and it is pos-
sible that some concessions on either
side in the matter may dispose of the
while contention which is new in
hand.
While the New Haven engineers are
determined that their idea tor an in
crease armament is right, it also an-
peara that they do not wish a strike
to be brought about. "
They realize, furthermore. that it
they went on strike the Brotherhood
of l-‘lrenleu and Easinetnen would lose
no time in ailing their places.
The engineers‘ situation will clear
this week. And whatever follows
their demand will have. a hearing on
the other labor organization action
Which Inn to do with the situation»
of the New Haven system. at loam.
W$~~M
~1‘orturla: eczema spreads its
burning area awry day Donna Dlnl
meat quickly stops its spreading, in
’Itiltlll] relieves the itching. cures it
permanently. At any drug store.
l
our: commence or an...
lTIES.
oi the Order oi‘ fiailwny Conductors
and or the Brotherhood of Railway
lTrslumen, heldintllia city yesterday:
that tollowlnx‘ the demands 0! the
freight conductoro'wlll be the next to
. out in. mutilated do: a ”Manual in
crease at par. This. or course will be
in the ovum or the. engineers wiunlnu
out in New York.“‘V¢dMIdlj'. This
was the latest new dolclopmem in
railroad labor circles this morning.
The number or these freight condom-l
tors could not be estimated here to
l Bulb meetings were lengthy After; The N
day
Brotherhood of Malachite Engineere’
on the to moment or Chicago, tne‘
'takeu up in the. May term it will have; they were over the report went around
: Vito so over until the fourth Tuesday that these two branches of the NEW.
I :0. September. which is the term fol ‘Haven railroad service were alloying;
. glowing the May term. The September?“ their demands for general wage
term opens in New Haven Althouyh increases and for the betterment or
t m“. not been definitely decided‘ conditions as to hours and that sort
whether the case will be tried at the, 0‘ thing Th“ ’9le "3 (“WM 1“"
May term, it is expected that “will! becaueodt was said that it was a
question will be decided soon When wellhnown fact that “0 organization;
tn“ trial “-a‘ on Mute the 0m waa' Emlllllfid Will) the FElll‘O‘d would llll-j
“gamma as the most important bow! dot-take to put in a demand for an in-
toll case that had ever been tried inccrease or pay at the present time-«not
The third annual conference or
'Charltleo and Correction will be held
in Waterbury. April M. in. and 16.
The object of these conferences in to
promote a more accurate knowleder
vet and a wider interest in charitable,
; retormetory and preventive work
They are stimulating as well as in-
normally for social workers from all
parts of the State, to compare and dis
cuss principles methods and results
The Associated Charities of Stamiord
lwill he represented by is large delegn
lion, and it in hoped that every chari-
table amortisation and institution in
orwaihs may be well represent ‘
mwn—uwm a...»
ANOTHER SMALLPOX CASE.
NAUGA'I‘UCK. April 9.-0ne more
smallpox patient was found vester:
do) Three of those in quarantine
were releaetd veeterduy oilemoou and
two more will be today.
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Elle E o. Read Eu
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structive, providing as they do an no» '
‘ this country.
clone throughout the. United States
were interested in it. . Because. 0! the
magnitude oi the can. it wllidnlce
some time. before the day of their“!
to prepare. and that is why the duos-
3'. lien on to whether the case villi be
I“ taken up in the May term will soon
be decided
to CURI A COLD IN DNI DAY
in... Loraine Bronte Quialno Tablets.
trauma refund money i! it tail: to
are. E. W Grave‘s signature iron
each box 86 c.
Horst. Alumnus. _
Mahackeme Hotel, April 8.191%-
Wm. H. Schustermw. A. B. Bates, ii.
Letterta, “7.81le“. H. Ayers,
Edw F. Geylor. M Black. E. Bone.
New York c‘llwa. Ber-xii; I". Ockere.
F. H. Dyhstra, West Bayvillo: J. Can-
' non Utlca, N. Y.: 6 D Moore. Prom
ldonce, 11.1.; F Coon. it c. Grains.
Chas. Hatch, F. W. Hale-ll. c (3. Kit-
by, New Haven; M. Bernstein-
‘ Mints Newark, N. 1., h. E. aonaer.
dprlnxlleldn
., V Vida-I4 .l. WVfltudwoll yon
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Deanery; A 0. Health.
l
_ cleaned up the conductors and the
Union labor» organize-Vi until the Brotherhood ol‘ Moomotlve
Engineers have had their case die-
posed of it was said that it would
be idle tor any organisation to {go “dill
Walnut“ the road flljll any wage do;
laced men the ginnoum‘nlatlon has
been brought About 1
The conductors Filled to throw alib-+
port to age hub or not 39nd work-l
menu compacts a m. i h is “ml,
nature the edit am it Was also?
stilted from some of the membatsl-
present at the meeting that as soon
as the engineers? inaliéi‘s has been
trainmen will out their heart in the
work in the matter of securing greater
pay.
One or the More. will be as
stated the demands or the non
conductors. of all the made. out or
Chloe's, who are (emulating a howl
schedule tor paywnlu‘th higher than;
that which they now enjoy. They!
will claim that while their pay is now
below that oi the locomotive nucleated“
it should be bimr. and they Vivlll try
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. THE FURNITURE STORE
Offers a Attractive Sale of Oak Buffets.
Value $20.00 at $15.00. Value $22.50 at $17.50.
Value $26.50 eluded. Value $42.50 at $35.00.
People in Flood of Built-ts are invited to give those a
personal inspection. The opportunity is exceptional.
lrlilll‘flll flour.
NEW AT THE SILK SE CTION, jOUY SILKS.
Jquy Silks. Sounds l’rcucll, and the silk»; look l-‘rt-ut-h,
a little old timey.as if they Vmigllt haw conu- illl\\'ll the
stairway at \ crsaillcs once. ll hey are like are r5 l'mc Fun-
lard weave, with resebud stripes and sprigs. of lith‘fll'lCl’.
While grounds with floral patterns in all colors.
85¢ a yard. 23 inches wide.
DAINTY THINGS AT THE ART SECTION.
Many extremely prettv and low priced articles for
“unmet furnishings.
Brown Crash Pillow Slips. c lllllloltlt' will see.
Scarves to match, 79c.
Ready to ‘Embroider.
Cotton Voile Waists, all made l'llll . the t‘ilillmitlcry,
simple and pleasilig‘dcslgus, with mum] neck» or high
necks. and stocks, 7 so.
‘ Aprons of crossbar lawn,- Velulnpcd, unlit-rial
broitlery. late for edge and ribbon for ties.
25:.
Boudoir Shoes. The tlaiuticst things, of tillll'l'l't‘l‘l Dres-
tlcu ribbon on quilted satin solos,
$2.25 a pair.
Art Section,
for cili—
tllirtl floor.
an» .
. MADEIRA EMBROIDERIES.
Linen Scarves. Centers and Dollies.
A. small collection which are to be closed out Ell a gen-
cmue reduction. An excellent cllnncelo secure some or,-
ilnmclltal llllcus at a bargain.
. Dollies.
for asc.
for no.
for 40¢.
Value 50c,
Value 25c
‘uhluc 70c
Value (no for 25¢.
Value 51.50 for $1.00.
'V'aluc 90c for 50¢.
Centers.
Valui- $3.00 for $2.40. ' Value $4.50 for $3.69.
Value 3i.";5 for $3.80.
, Linen Section.
. Scarves.
Value $9.09 for 55:00; .
Ellie E.“ ill. iiirttil (humming.-
ROYAL GROCERY co.
Fresh Laid Eggs. per. dosed, , 25c
17V’Ib. V‘Graaulated Sugar $1.00
8521b. Granulated Sugar 50c
2 Cans tall Salmon ‘ 25c
Peerless Flour. per bag, . 80c
A large supply of Fresh Vegetables
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Denver-m mo Em and 2.30 p. m. .- ~,
frag Delivery.
«Niall-re or mulls "snort I
”t r n ' ileum, ‘ . V
l (i ~ ,
‘ mird’ni; Dana'- NEW HAVEN April 9-»‘An 6mm}
l’ a niuVVe years. lie is cellist-once held here decided that the
WV 35‘ 1-. thy “1‘" annual encampment or the Conner?
soda til 0
e we“: out alld Massachusetts Brigades
‘ ' “ '3 Killer. Judge Unlmrmttilauk. Knights of Pytlilas.‘
T soil-lie time was 'l'Vales win lie old" - ivmlde on the one
' l " . ~ nominal r or shove sprinsneto. the
m ” K nae-roe enemas.
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