Hartford Courant from Hartford, Connecticut • 3

1LE. HARTFORD DAILY" COURAKT: MAY 10, PAUKS. gljc Jlartforfc fTmifant It Hurts nothintr mat can be washed or cleaned Pearline. The purest HORSES. I HAVE Jut trti -arUi1 Horxp liravji ilrft antl fho tliince trorxl OrWma.

I NiMI.EY, fin Main rt. BIG HORSES! JUST ARRIVED (Hay 3) Ileuefactor Benedict. tlNew York It is worth having a deadlock for two years to find that kind of a public benefactor with that kind of a check-book. It so happens that the geutkinan was formerly a partner of Uoveraar Flower. It may be he got this check-book habit from him.

By another coincidence he resides a part of the time in a town which has been do.nocratic stronghold ever since Mr. Tweed established a colony there many years ago, to wit. Ureenwich, just over the liue. The Connecticut democracy owe a great deal to Oreenwicta. The philanthropists name is E.

C. Benedict. He does business on Broad street, in this city, and is liable, after the constitution la fixed up ami political and soap is no safer the poorest soap is no cheaper. It is more effective than the strongest it is more convenient than the best. Pearline saves labor and wear in washing clothes Heating of Homes BICHMOMD Steam and Hot Vater HEATERS.

MAJMTrAcrrBEu ItirlimoiHl Stove Company NOHWICH, CONN. or cleaning Iiouse. A few cents will let vou you use it. some uum.tupii1ou croccm will tell von. as or "the same as rcarline.

IT'S is never la-Jillcd. if vou grocer sends try it common sense will make Beware readier (ml you an imitation, br it Kut Is composed of puro and wholosomo remedy in tho marliot for COUGHS. this is good KAI.SK IVarline for Bale be inspected by a special officer who dutT it should tw to prevent the distribution of diseased meat, niilk, and that this oncer lie also charged with the inspection of the abattoir. Thirteenth It would be adviall to have a complete inspection each house and building thecltv made, for the purpose ot determining their exact sanitary, coudttion as regards plumbing and sewerage "ourteenth The proper inspection of the filth center cso numerous in the city) cannot, our opinion, be made iu a thorough manner by one individual. We would, therefore, dram eminent! proper to increa-se tb number of unitary inspectors for the health board many times ttutv four in numlwr).

Fifteenth The present method of watering the streets is verv unsatisfactory. The rxene should be carried by the city. nd private individuals relieved of this burden. In that manner, dust, an iiniortaiit factor iu the product ioj of lytnoticdi'easos, could be thoroughly managed. cossmrno.

Believing also that consumption is causing more deaths than any other disease in New England, and that th affection is contagious, and highW so, every precaution should be taken prevent its spread, wd make the following suggestions: All cat'le known to lie tuberculous should be slaughtered and thecarcasses destroyed. The contagion of tuliercnlosis is contained in the expectorations when dried. Therefore no person, should be allowed to sleep in the same lied with a consumptive pa tient. nor shon Id hey be unaware of the danger of occupying the same room wi'h one ill with that disease. Close attendance for too long a time upon a consumptive is dangerous, Expectora-tion should ho made into a vesel containing a strong disinfecting solution, and never uihiu the floor or street, Isvauso.

as we have before said, ths dry sputa are very infectious. OS THE SIDKOr ECONOMY. The economic side of this question is of great terest to the public: it has lieen estimated from a careful examination of the records that since ISsti the cost of the three infectious diseases-diphtheria, scarlet fever and typhoid fever to the citizens of Hartford, has amounted to the enormous aggregate of Thse diseases are preventable, and one-fourthof this sum expended upon the means of prevention by the prowr support of the Ihutii of health in their labors, would have greatly limited the contagion. It is not too much to claim that at least one half of this financial loss could have been obviated Hence, more money supplied to the health board would result iu much saving tothecitv. M.

M. Johnson, S. Fru.nt. Coinmi tee. Ah rue J.

Woi.kk. George's l're ('uinls-rliiud and Bituminous coal, at J. Poole fc 'WELL BRED, SOON WED." GIRLS WHO USE SAPOLIO ARE QUICKLY MARRIED. HO -M 1 R0VAL e- BDANCHARD COFFEE ROASTER. Blancliard's Roval Blend Coffee! Tlie lVHiiltof loin; i A compoiiinl of t-lie fi iii'ct pniclcx known in tbo tr.idi'.

to iii-cnliifi' the ni think. Atk voiir sTroci'r foril O. M. BLASCriARD, morlv Al.I.VN THESE BREED DISEASE. The Sources of Contagion That Hart.

forJ Tolerates. TBEMENDOUS COST IN AND CENTS. DOLLARS Park Rlvor, First of All, a Menaea-'Jhe KhU Seweri Syntem Ulrty, Illy-Paved Street Souio Keraedles. Aloni? with every citizen who has the least interest in the wellbeiug of Hartford, every doctor has for a long time been turning over in his mind the gruesome facts that stare from every health report, city or state, that meet one in his daily rounds, all pointing to something or many things very seriously wrong in the sanitary conditions of the city of Hartford. It is not necessary to remind the peoplo what hese facts are.

Everyone is acquainted with the ungodly figures that have given Hartford such an unpleasant notoriety for the last eight months, and that make some strangers put this city down as a bad place to live in. There have been complaints all winter because The Covrakt has refused to hide the facts, and many have expressed the belief that it would be a great deal better to keep quiet and trust that things would mend themselves than to have people write that thev did not want to visit Hartford, because "there was so much sickness here, and some person, with a comfortable amount of property, threaten to move out of town because she was afraid of her children. But the facts have been published and good has ctmeof the agitation. The health board has increased its equipment and doubled its activity. temporary ward for the care of patien's afflicted with contagious diseases has been built, and a permanent, well equipped building will be erected before lon, nearly suffic ient funds having already been subscribed.

And now for a long time the doctors been putting their heads together and the resuit of their investigation is printed below. It brings out new points and emphasizes others whose largo importance is not generally realized. The estimates on the point of economy are particularly interesting. They are nroluililv over, rather than umler, the truth. "They are based only on the immediate sources of loss in cases of sickness and do not take cognizance of the remoter but farther reaching effects that come from a citv's reputation for unsanitary conditions.

Those who strum at the gnat of the advance of the fraction of a mill ou the tax rate are particularly requested to consider how large a camel they are quietly swallowing. Tr.o following report was adopted nta recent meeting of the Hartford Medical What the llootois Agree On. The Hartford Medical Society, after carefully considering the causes ot the groat prevalence of eontauious and infectious diseases in our city, and l-bVvi the mortality then from largelj preventable, us reached the following conclusions: First Tho use of Park River as a trunk sewer is contrary to all sanitary law. Tins natural water -court's receives the largest proportion of the sewage of the city, is a menace to its health, a starting place of ail tilth diseases, and cannot bo too strongly condemned. Second -The sanitary trrors in the' construction of the sewers are the causes of incalculable mischief.

These -sewers are in part too shallow, in part with a wroni? or insuMciuiit grade- and, again, illy constructed, so that the streets are imperfectly drained, and in many casei the cellars of bouses are rilled with sewage and thus rendered unfit for habitation. Third The use of tile drains iu the collars of houses is a mot dangerous practice, and nu efficient cause of ill health. In the same class of dwellings, principally tenement houses, the plumbing is very imperfect, especially in making connection with the tile sewers, which condition allows the free escape of the noxious sewer gases, where all are compelled 10 breathe them iu their most concentrated form, without any proper dilution wii atmospheric aijKourth-Tho infrequent cleansing of the streets, and removal of filth material, are causes of disease. All are. or should be.

aware of the fact that thn dust of our streets is a frequent source of infection. Fifth -The failure of physicians to report their cases of contagious diseases to the proper authorities. Sixth -The failure of our citizens to assist the physicians and the board of health in carrying out norongh isolation, is, in our opinion, a' in st powerful factor in the spread and continuance of epidomic diseate. Workmen go from infected dwellings to their shops. 1)0-uiesMcs.

visit these places, fondle nek children or attend wakes, and return to our homes; children attend public schools or Sabbatn sell all from the centers of disease so peril ous to lite and health. attend public gathering, ride in carriages and mingle with the people indiscriminately hooks from the pub lie fihrarv are distributed from such places. The results of all these jeopardous practices is obvious, and no board of health can manage such want of co-operation on the part of the people. REMEDIES. Some of the above causes of disease we feel satislied can be remedied in the following man- "T'irst -We recommend to the proper authorities the removal of all sewage from lark Kiver.

by the construction of a trunk s-wer. such as has been suggested and advocated by most competent engineers on several occasions previously, and reported to the houorable board of common council. Second-That the city should construct it own sewers in the most perfect manner, abandoning the evil of contracts and sub-contracts. the sewers now existing houla be rein-spee'edand given the proper grade that the sewage may tie allowed to flow without any set-back or obstruction to the trunk sewers. Thirc That the ordinance which applies to the construction of new buildings, and the rule of the board of health relating thereto, be extended to ail houses and building tm City.

and that an ormnance oe ps-i ing bsia cnanges to oc vears The same reasons which roipuie new houses to be well sewered of course siiply with more force to the old ones, as the old ones are the centers of the spread oi contagion, and threaten th se citizens who have themse ves taken proper precautioi.s The extension of the time to live years will so distribute the cost as to make the financial burden very light Fourth that the authorities should cause the streets to be more thoroughlv and frequently cleaned, and that they should also consider some radical improvement on tho present system of paving. fifth -We would recommend and believe that our'itizens will contribute the additional means necessary for the completion of a con-tagious disease ward in connection with tho hospital. The authorities should al io provide a prorier ambulance for the transportation of those ill with contagious diseases. Kcth -As to isolation all members of the lousehold should be kept away from public places as mnch as possible, and no child should be allowed to attend day school. Sunday school.

church or similar place, or ride in tne nocse cars, or any public conveyance, or pb.y in the streets or yard with other child- ren. nor should any one be allowed to take the books from the public library, or hold anv communication with the public whatever til all danger of carrying the contagion shall have passed. Manv of the latest authorities give four weeks as lieing the safest lapse of time for avoiding dangar. Seventh-That thn hoard of health secure the enforcement of the ordinance already existing relating to the proper and prompt reporting of the cases of infectious diseases, even to the point of imposing the fines. also lie required of householders, who should lie required to report to the board when the house i ready for disinfection EiglVh-For the purpose of warning friends and visitors of the existence of contagious diseases dwellings, we think ic advisable for the 1 er.lth authorities to place a card upon such hour.es, informing all of the presence of contagion therein.

Ninh -That the health board should be provide i with the proper apparatus and place for the disinfection of books, furniture, by neans i drv neat and steam, the heat from an rff-ctive disinfecting oven being a most valuable riestrover of contagion. Tenth We could add to the rules aiready force bv the health board, and promulgated April iK. in relation to the condn-ting of funerals that the liodies without any preliminary (which serves only to incr-ase eon- in in to i I lil.HH citrliutd thin niorntiiir. inrhnllug two puirn COACH HOHSEM, DR1VKRH, EX- rUICSS. HEAVY Tltt'CK AND OENEKAL 'LltlMMK llnUHKM.

(mulmnit AlltKiiy Avi. MtloHtnlloH. KEN YON. Ti-l'phoneCll, tl 4. Michigan Horses.

ANOTllF.lt- Carload of Horses Arrived tlitii morulmc. May Uc It, Nos. and 7 Mathor Street. RAYMOND SLOAN. 20 Horses.

A loiitl it Mnrmm will trivp at our ntnlil Hint wi'H (wmuht. t'ino utt mio, wii'ht ft ltl, Htrrit Hvorv wv; till. NiuMl hr. nltitUi fMt- tiM. and l.ftrt wil hrh (ti iv, rimw.itt.

iiDi-Ho, u. 'Ik-lit i'ii Thiw hnf-nw mi nil iunl Wt hv thro rail ilwrtyH Hail lruultiH nt our htttlite. TEVJKSBURY PHELPS. MAIN IIABTKOUn. 2EdIIi Carriages, OI'KN AND TU llt'thllKH, HIAETONH.

V1CTOKIAH, CANOPY TO PH. TWO BEAT Hl'RUYS. AND Ht'HINESH WAOONH, FOR SALE CHEAP! AT THE Mansuy Carriage Mfg. Co 17, 111 ANO L'l KLM KTliEET. I'm Here fer Keeps! RYAN, IK MAIN HTKK.KT, IIAUTFOHH.

rpHE only Jilm-o to ft Mil HAHNEH8 ot your llklnu 1 Hi" iihovn U'inilior. Jlnnd niaiJe work our npoi'tully. Wo citu rap jirloos lii tli hoiul on Account of low runt, foul ihify com. lttlticm nutl iimlity. Brocket.

Tuttlo CARRIAGES, TFt Rt.noimce that we nctfullv Rt.iioimce that liavu eonlinued theariaiiKeiiient -vith JAMES P. ALLEN, IIAItTKOltD, ASYLUM ST. To reprinent In Hartford, for tho comlnjr year, and mat a ion ihmmit our uuem anu most arefully huilt lttrlit I'LEASUKE HKI A't will he found with him at our regular fuetory prices, wliich are nniforni to all. Wc mtarsnlee tlie quality acs'ond to none, and the work to 1 tin) host we have ever pro- uiiced. Wo dlre cornialiy to revlonn urchasera for their valued patronaijo and Ind com uienilat lolls of our L' THE BROCKETT TUTTLE NEW HAVEN.

CONN. 1XI HVJLI liroi aHMV Curr iiepo. VaironH, snr- rcj nnu miggies. Utisurpassii iu Stylo, Finish and Durahluty. Cull at TITTLE'S, 9 Mather St and Examine.

FLOUR IF your want to ho nre of ifettinit THE HExTFLiiUK IN TH WoRl.li vonr grocer wndinn you WASHBUKN, CKOti- bYC SUPERLATIVE I Made In the larest milling establishment to the world. We will guarantee evory barrel to 0ve tfaction. 111 I 0llil. i i Olds Whipple, Hole Aatoutu for Hartford. Baldwin CKI.KIIHATE1 DRY AIR ALH4), TUB KDWV It KFllIOKRATOIt.

All (irxlm of ChRaprf REFfllUERATOHM. A rUt.L I.1NE OF Oil Stoves for Cooking: and Heating GOOD NEWS RANGE. CRAWFOED RANGE. II. P.

BROOKS. HucH-oMHtrtu Cli.rlm hint. VM and Main Street. Mil. WtM.TAM M.

KOOEIH. for m.m yonro with Chrl Ktint, will cuiitlniiB with Mr. Hrixiku, will lie pk'wt'd bin frwntln. HEATING -DY- Si tor. Mont Improved and Latent Methods of Jhtch, Dwellings, SfhoolK, Cliiirrlics and Blorks.

Kfctlmateii and Plana furnlahed on ftiiplicatlon anil complete hat inla' tinn iisaraiiteeil. ruiiTuNB OP Manufacturers' and Engineers' Supplies UONSTANTLY OU 1IAND. ra.A. BOSWORTH Sftil A8VLUM ST. Robinson Langdon, V)ioleRnli iMtil KonlorH -in PliMm, Gas aid Steam Iters' ONH.VNIH CtAST and Wrought lrm I'ipiw.

t'at and WroiiKHt Iron Kittl' li. Leacl li, Slioet LimcI, (lalvanizert and Hi lilera, Copper and filler Hinhtulw, HoniwioneKinkii and Wash tuliH. All almln of Water I'lone's. Hoaton Hy. plnm('ont a HiMX'lalty, ArttHtlo (iiandelieni and Uracketfl at manufacturers' prices at ROBINSON liHGDON, Z.S PEARL BTKEET.

-THE- llarUbfd Hot Water Heater MADE IN HARTFORD. SOLIJ IN HAHTFOKD. TESTED IS HAETFORD AND guaranteed in Hartford by a Hartford man, who knows bow to put up a hot water aparatus. Send for catalogue. ir.

j. vXOHsrsoisr, Heating Engineur and Contractor, NO. HUDSON HARTFORD, CONN. Granulated Tobacco and Sulphur. The Most Cornpleto ertlllzer Knowa for Ijtwn Gardens, Plants, Shrubs, Vines, Etc.

An odorlecw and clean dreesiuK, without foreign seed can he applied any time in tho season. takes place after application, thns urnibhing a frradual food for toe roots of the grass. No earth worms can live where this is liberally applied. Nothing wl m.mj unci, a a ft (--un .1 aa Tl Hi a produce" sncn a darn green oulir asaTOBAC- cu tit 1 iUit-K. win Keep nowers tcritty.

A small handful in a hill Wni insure smooth potatoes and a large cron. earn aM Hot wa civil liberty restored, to run for governor of Connecticut. Mistress "Jane, Willie iufortns me that my husband kissed ycu yesterday." Jane that all right, ma am; 1 ve got used to it how." Urookty Lift. Will positively cure sick headache and pre vent its return. Carter Little Liver tills.

This is not talk, but truth, t'ue pill dose. t-eo advertisement. hnia'l pill, email dose. Small price. Are You Bilio'j? TTtEW TTSK PILLS.

"BestLiverPillMade" TWtirrly fxxvf mUOfSNKS and SICK HFAIMOTTfT, all i. jyfr and HowhI AimU.U.t. Put up in tihi I Tbirtv in a tttle, a They iH all iiumrtui fr'in thi' MiHui. I vht't rm'n ami irnt fnm UNinir tfifm. IU or mnt nj mnii for five tH'tth SI 00.

lull A cx CXutom Huuw 91 i. run rr-. I. s. Joiinso: JOHNSON'S Anodyne Liniment.

For INTERNAL at much at EXTERNAL ute. ORIGINATED By fti Old Family Physician. Dropptd on Sugar, Children lorn to Uie it for Ctcap, Colli, Son tiisi. Steim Inflammation In hotly or limh, like pn. i'un-a Cotiirli Anchnia, Calarrll, Vlie, chelera MorhuB.

Kheu tntille Cams. MeraVia. I June-Hack. Suit Jelnta, Stnoit. lkKk IC.

cents; $iw. Seldby I. S. JOHNSON tlusteu, Maa. Unitetl Stales FDR FIFTEEN DAYS AXT.Y lo Cure! Mo Pay! KNOWING that the unfortunate have been imiosed esiu by the uupriucipled pre-temleis who charge largely in advance, DR.

WIL1HJU Has ailopteil this plan: That he will charge notliiug for advice, consultation or treatment, until the patient pronounces himself well. The only charge boimc made is for MKD1-CiNES CSEU OUK1NU TKEATMENT. Ue i fW. Is vW'J DR. WILBUR, Specialist Treats (successfully chronic ami ImiR-stundintf dixeawK, such as Uiswuw of thp Throat and Lungs.

Liver, Kidney and Heart Complaint, inveterate DiHoasos of tho (that have, detled all other methods), thos fearful discuses of the nervous system (arisiiiK from whatever -ninM Scrofula, Dronsy. Paralysis, l'itu. Fever, Moms, O'Dtraotml Cords. Krilarircd and Diseased Hone Ueform'ties. Salt Kheuin, Erysipelaa.

i-cald Head, 111 conditioned Ulcers. Nasal polypus. Asthma, Hav Fever, ItoaeCoM. Winter 'Coufihs, Chronic Uiarrhcua and I)ialiete. All may he curcsl by this wonderful system if not too far advanced Bono diseases cured when all other methods hare failed.

LADIES Who are suflcrinir with peculiar to to their. sex can consult the doctor with every assurance of speedy relief and permanent cure, without leiii suli.iect'd to tho erntiarrassiiiu proceedincrs of iu examination, which iu most eases is unnecessary. The doctor will remove one tape worm free of charge, also straiirhteu the first case of cross eyes that presents itself at the hotel, free. an corn unci Tumors removed without imiii or tho uso ol the knife. Consultation nnl examination I'TtKK.

The tor can be consulted from lfi a. m. to 111., r.rcpt SltivhliH. Read the Following Flattering Testimonials: Mr William Dooley. Southlnetnn.Cnnn..

was cro-s eved lourteen yeai-s: had an occulist iu New tiaven ofterate on tnem. mil cjot no Hot ter. Dr. ilbur straigtitene tiieni one minute. Nicholas Candona, .2 1'ratt street.

Mermen, had a largo mole on his forehead tor twenty years Dr. Wilbur removed it witu a plaster and left no scar. Mrs. Jerome Bailey, East Main strt. Me.riden, was sick fifteen years, lost thirtv two pounds of flb: five doctors; failed to cure her.

SShe had back ache, lieariug down pains across her thiehs all the time, stomach troubles, etc. Dr. Wilbur cured ber. Mrs. Delia Ptretrh, tvj East Main street.

Mer-iden. had a large tumor for twenty years Dr. Wilbur removed it without the use of the knife Mrs. Fred Floto. Ansonia.

was sick for five years; four doctors failed to do her any gneriT S-he was taken to Me.iden to Dr. Wilbur and ho cured her. Mr. Thomas I )elavan, proprietorof Delavan'f Opera House. Meriden, was blind in one eye and cross eved tor twenty-eight vears: paid an oculist 1 ut (tot no better.

Dr. Wilbur restored his sight and made his eyes straight in one minute without anv pain. Michael I.ub7. Wallingto: d. Conn was sick for six years: doctors failed to cure hira.

Dr. Wilbur cured him in a short time. Miss Adah Baird." No. ISO Maple street, Waterbnrv. Co" Hole rXa' 't- tt JAMI'S PVl.K.

New ik inffrodionts, and is tho most reliable COLTS and ASTIEMAr 10o. 35ef TRY IT IN YOUJNEXT A 1 Ut. 3 s1 lllO ItOMt. m1 tlio AV luivo now Nothing Like Them Don FRESCO A Nil PBAIN PAINTING. CinS.

II. PiETSCH, rFMcoand Oruaniratal Talntcr, 659 Main (Sljfonrney House.) fiVE PERSONAL ATTENTION to all X. wore eutrusted to my (miiervision. I ne oulv the lsvt materiala. lean ahow ftrHt-chiHP work in mauv of the best houses in Hartfoid, and do LAIN HAINT1NO an well as FRESCO ANPORNA'VKNTAI Hive ea a Smokers, Attention For that unpleasant hawking, coughing and spitting in the morning, that leads to catarrhal sore throats, use HYTHOR.

For sale at all druuifists. wt wf iS (l c. 1 I TJ" I1 ik IT" w-. lr' comnoi Another Good Thing Secured for Our Customers. WE LEAH WIIEKE0THEHS FOLLOW.

C'oal delivered iu bags: Hartord Coal Co. You can lind anything in the carriage line from a sulky to a coac at tho Mansuy Carnage Mauulacturnig IT, Waiid'-'l Elm st. S. J. Hussey Ai Co.

are agents for English tinted lead best house paint iu the world. Announcements. "Is Mine. Sqmillini a really fiist-cla-sn singer" "I think not. I never saw her name mong the sotip testimonials." t'nlktt.

(J. Fox Co. have bought tho entire stock of T. F. Duffy's shoe store at a price which will enable 'tlieiu to place ou sale at retail, a tirst-duss lot of footwear at loss than wholesale prices.

The sale has not opened yet, but within a few days, tile goods w'ill be oiVored to the public; clue announcement of which will be made in Thk Com a A new house ou Forest Htreet, the place for a snug home, is offered for sale by its builder, Robert l'orteus. Jugson says people who try the mind cure always seem to ue curea oi it. cimm Uazettt. Hvtlioriseaiiiincr in popularity every day. Users of it cet rid of that former coughing and snitting iu the morning, which, if al lowed to continue, leads to catarrhal sore throats It.

is especially popular with smokers, and is recommended as one of the best remedies for catarrh. It can bo found for sale at all druggists'. It is always safe to say that the graduate's essay is a first-class effort. Jjiiitjhumtim Lender. Leg of lamb, 12' at Stokes's, 173 to 178 Asylum St.

Tho Deusmore typewriter is attracting public, attention. Call at the agency, VM Pearl street, and examine it. 1, WO extra quality, white envelopes, including pTiutiug, (2. A. "SV.

Lang, l'earl st. Practice makes perfect. You can see lawyers ami doctors walking on their uppers for want of practice Uiughamfim Leader. Nice roust beef 10 cents. Arnold's.

Ladies' gold necklaces, with heart pendants, at Deming's, lot) Asylum street. Hoof packing for horses feet prevent lameness. L. L. Ellsworth, 10-1 Front st.

Just arrived, those window screens, at Chciip Treat's, til State street. For sale, -one horse, medium price; good looking and uood driver. J. H. Otis.

The reason a dog can look so knowing is because he can't say anything to spoil the effect. Springfield Ohio) Farmer. Screen chxirs; screen doors, all sizes, wire cloth and spring hinges, at Clapp Treat's, i'4 State street. Soft shell crabs, spring lamb, asparagus, new peas, tomatoes, cucumbers, Connecticut Kiver shad every duy, i.t Avery's, Central Row. Best sugar-cured ham, 11c, at Stokes's market.

Connecticut river shad a specialty. Arnold's. Better have your painting and decorating done at once; tend for Bonner Preston "Ocean greyhounds" get that name because they are not turryers. Philadelphia Times. Should bo in every Iiouse Baxter's decorations.

In every house a Baxter pin cushion given by Baxter. For sale cheap, one cow; a good one. J. H. litis.

Mechanical b'll replaced with electric bellsby Ahcrn, 'JsO Asylum street Our screen door cannot lie bent for the money. See it at Clapp Treat's, CM State street. Spring lamb and spring chicken.at Stokes's market. I sell pants that never rip at 2.50, and el.OO, don't cost any more than poor made goods. J.

il. Otis, "10 Asylum street. The telephone takes everybody's word. llinghamlon Jiepuhliean. Dog muzzles; dog muzzles, all sizes, at Clapp Treat id State Mivet.

You must have some new clothes. A. P. Brown, Goodwin building, will make them for you. Men engaged in a double-scull race should have good heads lSenuune.

Alw.ivs busv tit Preston there are reaa-ms for this. All the best vegetables of the season can be found at Kasumann's, Mulliery street. Beef tongue, 12'-jC, at Stokes's. Attention! Grand Army suits, indigo blue, at $7 the best at 50. J.

II. itis. Yonng Men's nobby brown suits for S12. J. II.

Otis, 210 Asylum street. Don't pav for a boys' suit when you can buy one just as good of Otis for 'Jo cents at 210 Asylum street. After all, a man cannot contract a bad habit too much. Colvmbus iVvf. Order von a new spring suit of J.

H. Otis and nave a nice ulioih nun. 25.00. GckkI ones at R. I.

FARKAR. at Allyn Honae, Hartford i-very 3d Fridav and in each month. Hours: Fridays, 1 to lop. in; Satur-daya, ft tola m. Specialty Chic sic diseases una KrPTVKE.

Pend Inc. for his sealed book on PriTURB. etc. No charge or an interview. DR.

H. T. SWEET. AUviivn OH all" Al ft I'OC Homi. GREAT GUNN Foldin Bed, Desk, Bool Case, lioira and Wardrobe 11) VUUVJ coivEJ3xisrinjD.

A Child can Handle Them. Fail to See Them. O. O. TOLLEE So CO.

14 16 FORD STREET, Nolo Air'iit for IInt- ford Conn. IHisecUttn aits. SCHROEDER'S Ice Cream IS UNSURPASSED IT ITS FLAVOR. pl'iutv Absolutely Free from Adulterations. Scial price to festivals, etc.

fSnnday delivery a 373 MAIN HAKTFOPD. CliS. S.JUIEI, Auctioneer, Appraiser AKD DEALER IN Antique Articles, 1 MULBERRY STREET. HARTFORD, CT Farm Stock, IInuselmM Furniture and General Mcn haticlis' SnK-are our Specialties, and we defy any competition to produce an cpim net result. If vou aniic.