,\ .
tulv' I I
“lanthanum
“Hustle-s, m Inseam
Mr assume «an rm «to
I" no; var min In».
my: one mus u coo-
"smegma
“nuns-emu.
Im- to sue Inc of imp-n
' ”IIIM'IIMII- to
We. “new to I!” no
him-soles.
'3‘ i" Wig
We have some
prrces.
1N .
SPECIALS IN OTHER DEPARTMENTS.
. Both at these liner: are specialties wrth us and
4 we invrte the attention ct those not already our
patrons to our excellent values.
seasonable garments. at very low prices.
we have some line pieces at For.- in long-and
in shorter shapes. all marked down to attractive
rule to estrous
of the" runny testimooisis‘tn'fsvor oi
thc Great
"”7" is I w - e ”I...
III' Mir. I "I
And this is only cub cf the many
lines of High Grids instruments to be
found In our warerooms.
. Professional trrning and repairing.
1"
desrrable styles lett in these
9
building up the system
tilt} blood this month.
Iiyttfltlred tceunr‘ in
ykuriioo’s Tonic Resonator
nor up" you will find it
c womout; rundown poo.
it if: Finished.
:3
erman & Son
“ ' duo. «~Brcolrlyn lllfc.
‘ complete masonic twombdlnlaeIN
Pt? I" 1‘: .I
j :1'1‘
South Norwalk
Hi8 SHORT DAYS.
Al Monocle-Jim days are pretty
short now. aren't they?
-Wiiilc‘ Everpeigh—d should stay so.
Seems as if the ink doesn' t hnvndime
to get dry on I: 30 day note peters it‘s
, 1'0 CURE AIGOLR IN ONE DAN“
TIMI Laxative Broom-Quinlan more
'slgnaltrn'e' fighting on 350",
iii hogan trimmer alcoht‘irtgny
Docket. " remarked the «me
Who wumrogcmtiom Moth
“And: i. " ”rejoined the individual wins
had oooasioudl rudiment "dry lair~
mar. “began: life’ without: even I poo-
ketr“~ ~dictum; Merino“ 'v‘
Wt
.I, :"*~' % -‘_
riordlygcne- tremolo Is thousand who
does not: need *on occasions! dose of
livomnodietno, Molt initialised rooftop:
Then been tirel- assertions in Roma
uranium zstud Newshound-door
mourns courts: wanton. broil
antimimfl inaction MIMI-Ir
Writ! anon. ' «Yoshi :‘itiiedolo'
Issuance: wintertime this Ironclad
' Hall New Hlvdii rm or
be strengthened in
Tuirillli tililii
It.” I I’t'lhd‘ti
Civil Whr Vet:
A‘IIoclittlon‘of onrieciicut held
annual meeting in (i and Army
a“ thf III. There
were rty- so I c let on present
and nurses: “396w“ Kll scum”
Ialtchtield occupied the chair. After
The socrctdrihu ofti:
crud
theft"I
(tho'roblting II diunor m served a
Heuhlbltr‘lr‘.‘ The old authors were I“;
enlmpusly mrmiost ‘2.in
idont. Theron IIl
trgalrlr uri‘r‘tIIr‘I.” 'IWHQ
Ivéu.
President Kiibcpr ,in his annual ad-
dress called attend it to tire number
of monuments erect”; in Ithe last year
013015 mining;I of campus so that acry-
with ‘tlii’l til thé Fifi? Heavies trod
received whit troll honor in the moo.
omeht erected It” if tie it, He also
chilled attbutlchj to ct that. the
ith Connecticut; II to have a 'n‘tc‘riu-
nNrepiI erected jut tin Po‘ Irthext Atrium
am haslnvit err all on: our regiment!
of. the Civil w to attend and rake
part in the col rstldu.
In referring to the Soldiers‘ Home
Lieutenant Klib’ourn seid‘:
“Our stilts is now ccmlbrt‘ably pro-
want on nearly a to ho ut of voter-
ans “n thb’totti' i‘lve ii nd do end thlr
tylaix are now on file roster many of
whom are in tho hoipltal words. Can-
rroi ybriI go there once Or twice Is your
and see the bill boys of your regiment?
lcu do not know how glad they will
be to greet you. it is‘ not a pleasant
thought to them to be obliged to phr-
take of the statc' s ruuultlccrrco, and the
days there are long and weary You
wlll‘ling your old stumblers there the
bays w 0 did so much to make things
lively in the camps and who ore rath-
cr inclined to keep things in motion
at the home. but who fought on brave
men only 'carr light and who are now
waiting for the summons to bc mus-
toretl out.” ‘ ‘
The following is the concluding por
ticrI of the report:
"And new us we go from hero with
the Incuiory of this pleasant occasion
mingled with thin of so many other!
which we have enjoyed together let no
lies which bind
III and in the frnIoII spirit that calls
us here as Woll at In the knowledge
ihat our labors hard Wheel: in vain:
that the soldiers of the roppbll whom
we here rupieheut. arc the ho our of
its people and thus may we be enabled
to do such duties as ahull come to us
in our failing yearsr'au Isl all come to
us of all the ccutlderrccp wed in our
hands so. that when our 'nrus (it out‘
shall come the veterlu’ s life an deeds
hall be a blessed memory.” ‘
Reports from every one of the sucro-
turies we'le“ read From these it was
evident that all tho regiments in the
state are in a prosperous and fraternal
edudltlon. The death roll for tho last
year has not been larger than in pre-
ceding years.
The object of the associauop is to
bring the' secretaries of regiments to
(loser relations in order that they may
exchange hit: a null cvolrm plans for
making the :- thicnsicf their respective
regiments more interesting and trac-
live. The next annual meetingw wil be
held in Hartford .,
SUPREME COURT DECISIONSI
Handed. Down'ln sIveral Coon Misce-
*-iun City of Hartford. v ‘
HARTFORD “Fell Yi.’-~’l‘ho Supreme
I ‘uurt Saturday handed down derisions
iu the i'oilowlug cases:
In the can, of the city of Hartford's
appeal from the decision of the rail
rout! I commissioners
lure. vino pros-
in secretary and
hittlewy of New
Cour onus on error. “in this» case
thc" rineipr‘ri question civctl‘ was
whether the mitwof Nora‘- be any
other city‘ in the «are has the right
0 direct what payment shull be no
ed between tho- 'rIIIIlIr of III «trout ragl-
way; I: .I ’ m
. x
only a
city of mm for pond salon to rs-
piacb with orborealotttflflhbd »
moor th‘e Iir “asphalt: cavemen be?
tween Ind outside of its} runs on Main
street i
deter-tho
The: Hit «tuition:
‘I‘WM or rail-
rcsn countdown» ‘ i‘
permit to use chow don: cruel: pave-
merit. one: city appealed to: the Sc:
parlor Court which sustained the” nib
road commissioners
IN In tho WWMMWO of the
388‘
Wiretap Indians iiiéu " 'i
ern Treitmo'nt after I trial. 'l‘ry M
' :3ch «pilisssdmdf vI
' lien uncompromwwm
exclaimed. with bitter sec
accommodated»:
"“6 ’8‘.” .
man "
tho Supreme
"i‘lre Irmrcru street my... cum.
lied to the authorities of the '
“pity; tfhetwebn' . cousin '
ties semsen‘t‘o grant rInch pclnnlssiop:L .
From sins action the relive-mound; a
v looii an IM!!!“
granted or *
mumps-hour Vundorhoclr
Mrs. Hubbard Obtain ‘l'sn'ipcury All-
m0ny. Ind Tolls What Her
Hushg‘nd p. onnIIr.I
IVs-$4.43),
gill; rt Hubbard
owner of
BUFFALO. Feb.
Willi" of thd Pill"
Ir?“ I??? ummfifliot firs“
I _ I. I limo y‘to the. Instant of
'. and It: ‘ . £9th fitloment
film“. for
aircrce Ind 11W boom fool. Mrs.
H h with“ asked for $1.000 a mouth
a n aspirant counsel cc. dpéisrlng that
hr hu dull will w rtrr‘ upwnrd 0
I8 00. 000. Ind tliht his income was
more than 03.0 00 a year.
The Imliln‘ or“ the allowance
mhd'e by the court or astonished
and dlIIpp inted Mrs; ilu'bhsrd and
her IIcolonic as they euphoric much
mMrs, Hubbard names in corespon.
dent Alice Munro. a former school
teacher, who now It so tit Concord,
Muss“ with a nine-hold girl. girl:
is called Miriam Hub Mr. u
brd met: Mills Moore many veers
when he who attendihg III u so:
of literature Harvard’s smnm
school and tho young woman was a
student at the Emerson College of Ora
tory Later MlssaMdom was a touch-
er at East Aurora and lived for a time
in the Hubbard household.
The iirrbbsrds have three Irons, the
oldest 21 and the third'npnrly 10. Mrs.
Hubbard's sister is the 2wife of John
D. Lsrirln. of this city a soap menu
factor-er. Redently Weylririrl W. Wool
worth. a Buffalo lawyer. whose wife is
I ulster of Miss Moore. sudd Hubbard
for Q3 .000..ullcged to be dire as board
and cure for the child Mirih‘m, pinned
with him and his wifoby iiubb'nrd and
Mills Monro in her domnla’lnt Mrs
H rhlrnrd doclures that rpon numerous
occasions her husband rote articles
advocating‘ the doctrlnoi of free love.
arid particular attention. is called to an
article in the Cosmopolitan for John
Iry.1902.cntftled “‘A Borstal and in-
dustrlnl Experiment " in which Mr.
Hubbard says: ' "I have loved several
women—one at a time» and have been
great! benefited blessed Inspirmiand
he“): by Women."
Hubbard declared in his answer
that he her! no knowledge as to the al-
los‘altonh concerning Milne Monro: that
he never advocated freet lore; that his
property consists of R0; roroft stock or
the par value of 323010.00 worth actual-
ly half that amount. and if c‘mrverbed
into club would not bring more than
$35.:000 and that his iriceruo is nothing
like $30 000 a your. Ho director-cs that
the "future of the brroinosu is orrtirciy
problemattcsl" and he is not ship to
state that the Royoroftms huvo urndc
any moner.
Gambling at “tire house"
’ Continued from itI‘irsr Page
“if there III-anything i an: jealous of.
II is for thr- interests of the city 1 um
'in. l «mount obdurr-I those things with
complacency 'l‘hc pus! week in con-
versation with n. mrhstantial citizen.
he told me of some firings he saw in
he lira house. and] will tell you what
he said.
"The tire dopartnrvui is not. owned
by the unicorn or the political organi-
rations but by you and you have I
right to kpow overyrirtng about thorn
When you know what is going on in-
Mldfl it. is for you to say whether you
shall see fit to endure it. You moth-
ers and you fathers ought to know of
the associations of your sons; and you
wives ought. to know the companion~
ship of your husbands."
Then telling his auditors in tho inn-
guugo his irrfurmsut had told him he
stated:
~ “ ‘i saw in the fire house one Sun
duy afternoon (bad enough on a week
day) a quantity or bottled beer, on ice
and on sale. and i now men buy it pay
fdr if and drink it (in your fire house)
Anti not only that i saw mon gambling
With curds. playing mirror- with tho
nrcnev on the topic (in ilro
housoi'
"This hi It pretty stain of affairs in
a religious bornrnrnrity iilro Norwaik-
W .. «PM
your
rods.”
millions: « n , beer
to 010 (rd flood the
. is r W “‘withouI memo
{Merlot w. ‘p-Intccu
IiIrln this the him Mr “Io depn tmvcnl
knows absolutely nothlrm chm this?
Can it be that tho police ucpurtrneut.
business it is to have its eyes
openmnd Ivhb arc paid to sec that thr-
level Ire with, know IIIW
:Iuroiy nothing about this thing?
is it possible that tho ’cornrnon coun-
cil and the mayor ore in' utter ignor-
once concerdlnt this thing? it is no
lake. Thole lire very pertinent queu-
ticnI. not they are hueirtidns that need
In auswr
"Oh. «where is the uhiquiticus report-
; or hurt the enterprising manager of our
pollen; ‘th1 they say not I: word about
in?“
We «‘3'. grout dent about council
dution and division but not very much
about house cleaning. What is the
matter? This thing is not of a mushy
”I grown! it did not Slim up in a
t it Is’ not I. pretty matter '
"It exlsted under the zthmczuéié
ministration and it sill
the Democratic administr on. And
why!" Simply, to use the 'old saying.
‘Oue" is afraid and the other titre not. ’
"The “deal organisations df our
continuity itro afraid of' the boys.
When it gets no that the old man Is
afraid of'tho boys. be bid
west. They cannot afford to o and the"
bays. Have to set it up open in
IWIIIIOI give thorn an extra V on the
day before (‘lN‘llon so that they can
celohrbto on tho Sunday before.
“it in moral und political cowardice
They. would rather win the election
than haVo a pure city. I
“I know there are good men In the
department—finer as good as there are
in any other department home of you
tthi am insane to do this thlng. but
k i am Just about optic. i want
to say that to be intelligent of such
things and keep silent is complicity in
the eyes or the law. 80 tho blame and
the {heme rests on the entire depart-
man
”i know the pr assure that Is brought
to hear to make people keep still i
know that a man does not like to ho
known as Ir squealer. l was not. born
under a bushel nor in a pulpit. l have
from my youth up. i know the pres-
sure. that is brought to hour to kocp
men silent.
"'ihoreI are- times when silence to
widen. other times when it is coward
IX‘ and criminal and l for one propose
to spook out. it is the demand of the
Christian sentiment of Norwslk that
this evil be cast out ‘0! our city llfu‘.
"i want. to say, it is up to the authors
tries—«up to the chief or the depart-
ment» tip to the chief of police and the
mayor. to stop this thine. or lake. thc
responsibility of the shunts.
"i urn interested in the salvation of
«the young men, and what ban be done
when tho city to running a Sunday
school to train young men to gamble.
it is :ilmcnlt for us to got young men
Into our Sunday school after they ho-
ounro flftwn years of ago. But there
we have full grown Inch. 'erstwould
bc said if our superintendent should
Open Up I: beer shop and poker Joint
in one end of our Sunday school
room?
f'l am glad to say. if the authorities
are in ignorance, 1 will give them
tangible evidence for investigtltion, for
I burn the neuron. i am not shooting
[ii random "
Mr Macro mentioned the fact that in
some way it had gotten abroad that
ho us: to speak of doings in the do
pal‘tinent. Said he:
“This thing has goifito be broken
up, and not for a few days. i have at
least two months more here and l have
just been invited to stay another year.
but if after hearing this you wish to
change your mind. I will i’clenso you
Instantly i will not live in o commun-
Ity where these things exist. 1 pro
propose to talk about them and lay the
blame III the foot of those to whom it.
belongs "
In the pdyer which Mldwod he
spoke. of the courage of the members
or Hm department In time of a tire”
but said this did not give them a ll-
consc to conduct evils oftwhich he turd
Ethic-n in his sermon i ‘“ ‘
Rut. Lewis K. Moore‘s dormer: on
evils which are alleged to be in the
fire department had created no small
nmcun‘fiof discussion all over the
town today arid eopociiuiy in the City
of Norwalk. Nearly ovcryonh hos
had an opinion of some kind to offer,
including members of the department
endothsr who "unlit-members. ' “
filmfllovor.‘ when 31de to make:
statement this morning said that he
had nothing special to has.” It present
" have ‘no corroborative evidence
whatever that would ve- th i there
We goings‘pnucp‘ is fed by 3 Rev.
Mr Hm’oaid ver. "I hire
heard rumors. hurt (lost pay any
mor'd iltent'ion to. minors than i do to
duohmcus lotto rs." '
\Chlef l. Thornton Prowitt refused to
make any statement whatever, for the
reason; he said: that it was only hours
out that. he had learned of what Mr.
Mouton mum aid.- I I
tin-I‘M”
"‘led the I. quart ofgolha "
:“sthIt are whltgliwo ll Igldxay‘!"
' ‘ on me p a of ed"
Such «profiled: one: Is that; will he ta-
téi- s:
Inigo“ 8&1an rill-Io
no. "
:
lath)
$1?me
tecr go '
been associated with tire departments -
‘ constipation. biliousnesrs and indiges-
i1, grtpo'uor warren tho‘syetom: They
erly.
.the height oitthe Corset under
are very long ‘over the trip.
out fabrics;
The}! & .Ga
elaborate .fashion.
$1.00 t04$z.15.
The Royal Worcester.
tiste and carrot.
teed not tutu-call.
icctly.
of perspiration.
Ferris. Double Ve’. etc.
lowed for trying on.
ister Carpets.
like to try one of those systems of phy-
sical exercise that are adv crtiscd in the
papers They are thIIeap. “it‘d you don’t
need any apparatus.‘
“l‘ ll furnish you With one. my son.
that I tried with great srrccess when i
was It young man. and Hi warrant it
to be as good as any on the-market.
“Could i take it here at home?"
"Yes; that is one of its chiefmcr-
its." ‘ ’
" Arr) apparatus nor- canary?"
"Yes but its qultc simple; i‘ll lur-
Irish it.‘
”Gun i take it in my room?" ‘
"No: you tnko it out. at the womipllo.
You will find the apparatus there. all
ready for you. my son."~tlhlr-agI> 'l‘rl-
turbo.“
~Orriy oru- remedy in the world that
will at omo stop itchiness of the skin
In Iury part of the body: Dorms Oint-
ment. AI any drug store {I00 ('Ionlr-I.
~ I-
Mrs. invodovoy (gushrr‘rglylml nev‘
or express a wish that‘ I do not know
Fred will gratify. hire. Cuttinn
(sweetlyl-«Th‘ut is where you are clev~
er. oJudge. ‘ .
Porhirps ninctcnths of nil the the
that mist mankind arise from disor-
der ci‘thé digestive or gone which cause
ttcn. The proper treatment for these
common tile is a course of Bowen’s
Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets. and a
complete course. costs 25 cents. No
purging-no piping—mo unpleasant of-
facts; but a complete sure and perms
nerrt cure R if Plilsted
l .La-‘L‘
Mlg'lstratew- Well. Uncle Ruitus
what Wrought you here?
Ruined—«Dem two big per-lice-
men was railin.‘ Yo? banner.
Manhole-Yes but didn't liquor
haw Wiring to do with it’
piers ,Rastuw—Yesoahi' day qu
bole *Icormc. “ye" honour.~—(‘.hicago
Newsu ‘) '
gA—W ' “ ‘ '
THE IA.V PILL.
Derti’s We flirly Risers do not
Wcuro=lblltu3_ Ills. flirtdice“. ' constipa-
tWenty dllis'rent styles to itiit any figure.
terials are 4Batiste and Court! made in either plain or
These Corsets do not
tied satlsillc‘tion for many years.
The “Dowager, " hiso Royal Worcester make, is es-
pecialiy designed for stout persons.
$2.00.
In addition to these are the Fasso, La Vida, A
Sprite. Redfcm and many others. ,
Corset Waists in all the leading makes, Equipoisc.
Good Substitute. -“FIrthpr. lI should '
. "jielence. he rep}!
.NIII'GEIL
.3st
Established I 857.
.I‘ ""V"0“
IN REGARD TO CORSET S
The up-t'c-the womhn realize‘s that figure is lar‘slf
a matter of getting a correct Corset and whoring it prop-
The slight change! that have taken place in the.
Comet models for the coming sensed 'IhOW' sri kittens ill
the arm ’and' In front. They
I
We are slimline many dlierent models in many (tiller-
Perhaps the following are Most In demand.
agreat favorite. which We ofiér in
The ma-
stretch.
Elevcn styles also in Ba-
This Corset has given unquali-
Smc to $3.00.
It is guaran-
Milli!
Warner's Rust Proof in fifteen styles. This is a light
weight Corset but firm and it retains its shape per-
We guarantee it against the severest toot
$1.00 to $3.00. '
la
«or:
t.
A'convenierrt fitting room is in connection with our ' "
Corset section, and we suggest that plenty of time be al-
Alterations are made.
Remember the especial values in Velvet and Axmin~
Regular $1.00 grade selling for 75 cents a
yard." The colors are rich looking. the texture fine, and
the patterns suitable for any room.
THE D. M.‘ READ COMPANY.
Bridgeport. Conn.
Mrs. Hariemtlst (pettishlyi—Georgo
i wish you would rock the baby. Har-
iernilst tgruiily)~What'il I rock the
baby for. Mrs liarlemflat (bristling)
~Bccnuse ' he's not. very. well, and
what’s smorc half of him is yours, and
you should not object to rocking him.
Harlemiiat-«Weli. don’t half belong to
you Mrs Harlemiiat—Yeo. Har-
iemflat—Woll you can rock your half
and let my half holler. —New York
Times
4
9..-...“— m
A WEAK STOMACH
causes a weak body and invites dis-
ease. Kodci Dyspepsia Guru cures and
strengthens the stomach and words
all and orcrcomcs disease. J. B. Toy.
tor. a prominent merchant of Dorian-
man Tex. says: "i could not eat bo-
csuse of a weak stomach. i lost all
strength and ryn down in weight. All
that money could do was done but all
hope of recovery vanished. Hearing
of sum wondr-rful cures effected by
use of odol 1 concluded to try it. The
first Iiotile berroiltted Inc and utter
taking tour bottles I am .fully restored
to my usual streamline-Weight and.
health." crrrrord Phkrldailll. "
WW
“i tlrluk l kuow.‘ sold l. emulated:
gunner after his fifth r4 giIréi miss.
“why those birds are In .‘I‘ ducks.-‘
“What's that. air?" inquired the
guide. "Because tlrcy (Imps, put. of the
way etery time a fellow a,sh(1Iots."——
Philadelphia Probe. - m... o
___.__._....,ITI_—
Not a bit of use to undone the for-
tures of rheumatic pains when there a.
a sure relief in reach. Ramcn' s Nerve
’and Bone Oil goes “right to the spot"
and acts like magic. it not only to
‘leves the ”pain instantly but if its use
ls continued cures the dlIease. Get.
the genuine Ramon's~cvery bottle
hears the name of Brown Mandingo!-
ing Co. R. H.1’laisied. ‘
"i could now.» told you that was a
mistake" exclaimed the honest mln.
with thoughtie‘ss excitation
"When could you have told me?"
demanded the other“
Now the hanest man didn't expect to
be driven into a miner like this. Still
the was an honeit roan. use so, after a
Momentary ithrtg‘le' withy Ihls con-’-
f,“l could ”2%)ng you." he said.
"inst about t- in tip: you found it out
Norwalk Chronicler