.. v “we. r-‘A 1 " Ml" 7.15s "HP: r ah... _. st Odds. ass. A scant go‘sé'iraaluo'm aft/wt the s .mllfl'flm 0"wa s *~—..-..._._. .- .2... ~ DAUGHTIR. OF THI REVOLUTION The annual conference of the State Daughters of the Revolution will he held in Windsor Locks, tomorrow, upon Invitation oi Slbhll Dwight Kent chap ter of Sumeld and this town. Morning and afternoon sessions 'wlll be held in the Congregation“ Church and the meetings will be attended by delegates from the forty-four chapters of the so- olety in the state. Mrs: Sara 1‘. Kin- hey of New Haven. the. state regent. will preside, and there will be vocal solos by Mrs. Henry Holt. of Hartford. A collation will be served the delegates by the ladies' Aid Society‘ of the church. LADIES on. gauge-s magnum”; :fl‘ APPEAL To CAPTAIN 0MOKE. Corry Nation am Yais Dining Hall Director to "Kill loose. Not Boys. " Captain 8. A Smoke, director of the Yale dining hall. today received 11 mes- sage from Carry Natioa, who a week ago mounted the steps of the dining hall and talked to the students about the sins of drink and other things. She. sent Captain Smoke a small mother of pearl hatchet to be worn on his coat: lappel and a letter of presentation. in her letter Carry implored Captain Smoke to keep whiskey oi! the table at Yale and to prohibit. smoking among the students who eat in the commons. title wound up Wilh'an cshortation to Captain Smoke to “kill booze but not boys." A MENACE TO HEALTH. Kidney complaint kills more people than any other disease. This is due to the disease being so insidious that it gets a good hold 011 the system be fore it is recognized. Feley's Kidney Cure will prevent. the development (it this fatal disease it taken in time. Sold at i’lnisted‘s drug store. " 2' rue liliY Nillilllll BliK SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. ._..._.a_ , , WITH Clplfll. “00.00000 Surplus. 3100. 000.00 Not Profits. 380.000.00 Solicits accounts of individuals. man- uiaciurers. merchants and corporationr upOn favorable terms. . EDWIN H. MATHEWOON. Pres. JOHN H. KNAPP, Vice-Pres- JACOB M. LAVTON, Cashier. DIRECTORS. John H. Knapp ' Henry Seymour Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman Christian Swartz Wallace Marvin E. H. Mathewlon John H. Light Fred. H. Rowan. NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN 0 . HARTFORD RAILROAD. ' 'rttsa TAILI. in effect December 27. LEAVE count NORWALK Fort le YORK. A. M.—-12:59x. 5:24x. 5:58x. 6:14 5:55. 7:03. 7:46. 8:15, 8:15. 9:05: 0:20;. 9:40. 10:2411. 10:40, 11:35:. P. M.:~12 55:. 1: 15. 1135:, s: 05 3:20! 5:0:7.45tlx 5:40 5:5:58.058 6:55x 7:07. 7:55: 8:00, 9:55x. 10: 20 SUN AYB. A. M.:——12 59x. 11:24:, 5:581, 8:50 0: 40!. P. iii.-3:00s. 5:40, 5:551, 7:071, 7:20.2:551,"10:10. ' 5—..— ’1 LEAVE N£W YORK FOR OOUTH ‘1 NONW WALK. A. 1-13.02! 5:,00 0:00. 7:00 $001.8: 02. 0‘: 00:, 9: 02s. 10: 023.10: 05, _ 11:02:, 11:01; P. u.—ts:02,1:01.2:,00x 2:55. 11:,31: 1:02: 1:01, 1.30 0.01:: 5:04. 0:30, c:'00x. 0:02 3:,00 8:0011. 9200:, s:30,:.1100x ., sUND are LIL—12:03 0:00 7:30 0: 0010. or r. tit-0. -0s.':000, 11; 00s 11: 00. LIAVI OOI‘TH “NON'V‘A'ALK POI K—fldlx. 1:15,1:50x, 0: 10. 7:52, 8:52. 9110!. 10:06:,.:1105.x. ENE-12: 06x,1":12, 1.12.1120”. 1 '0 V 'vu‘i'. ‘0 of a s 1 ‘1tbea1-vi‘ 7 "on estate of the late Olives Iui‘l y. Ju shanks says the all should oal paid a tax of J, 101.15. wh ch would amott t to is state however, cla s a tax on 0127. 178.80 which would give a revenue nearly twice as large. Judge Banks does not think the state ought tlalm a tax on the fltll estate because a succession tax has already been paid in New York on “4317.00. The appeal from the ruling of Judge Banks is likes to has game of State Treasurer Henry N. Gallup of Norwich. The papers in the appeal have been perfected and returned to the civil superior court. Attorney General William A. King represents the state. ‘ The issue raised is quite an impor- tant one, although the amount involv ed in this particular estate is not very large, But if it should be raised on a large estate, or in a number of estates, it would materially reduce thcl state's income in this line. The chan- ces are that the issue will be carried to the. supreme court for final adjudica- tton 001111111111 WHEN ONE OF‘ THE ROOMS IS iNSUFFiC- lENTl." WARM lT'S VERY EASY AND VERY bums-111nm To Hour A Gas Healing Stole AND PRODUCE THE RE- QUIRED WARMTli. THE CLEANIJNNSS OF THIS METHODIS AN ADDED ARGUMENT iN l'l‘S FAVOR. bully 81111110180 'PHONI. 00. . a. Men die, widows cry, friends are sorry. but that doesn't furnish broad. but a policy in the Conn. General Life Insur- anoa Company payable immediately makes the family 'ndepcndent. FRl'D H. FIELD. GENERAL AGENT. United Ianit lld'g.. 0o. Norwaik ‘ i"l ‘1 “using Minis. Oil. Smelter and ustriai Stoc s making possible .lsrgc interest and Profits. Book- lcts on application. DOUGLAS, LACEY 8: C0. Bankers. Brokers. Fiscal A ats. Members New York Coasold dated Stock Dachau c. 66 Broadway and 17 New Street. cw York. mastnwmnamrxrr. Manager. Western New I lead Irsnslt. is dust» loss 1 balls 33-35 Castil- Ildg.. Bartlet-ed. é'oaa Denny 8. Hull, Representative. 1 Lauder Rik. South Norwalk, Ct. Capital. 01.000000 Surplus, 0105.000 The Earning Power vested Company at 5 per cent. is 25 per out. greater than it'll- vested at 4 per cent; is 42 6-7 per if invested at 5% -3' per cent. grdatos‘ cent. greater th per cent. .. an? 06 than if invested at 3 per ecnt. 0tata Supervision of New York and Connecticut. BRANCH OFFICE. 12 00 MAIN 0?. Resident Dinetors.' Resident Managers. R. L. 0000"! John a. Lam-titan Mortimer in Lee WW 5- 9°". , 5:10, 5:35. 5:59. ii: 30. 7: 05!, 94051. ,, 9:15. 10:01; 11:15. lri M's—2: ’: ‘10,“ .r ' r. 'u.—'-s: 40.7305 9: es. la soars Ionian: 'ro osnausv " ,M" 0:10. 0101. 11:10; : A.‘ DANIUNY l‘. M.~d_: 2291.13 * - “not: 13"“ Daahury. a: 1 pulp-glasse- Dan- .. um, 3:25 0150: a. in?” 1:001. a.w.‘-t:;-os has: s:.11‘s:ss,'11;_ 45. the 10' 1 of your savings in- ',' with this 11.11.11 to tears that t 1 one dreaded disease that been able to cure in a is it?" that is Catarrh. 1 Hall's caiarra Ours is the only positive onto known to” °tbe medical fraternity. . sing a constitutional disease. res cop. stitutional treatment. “it i's cstarrh Cure is. taken internally. acting direct iy upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. thereby destroying the foundation of the discuss. and giving the patient strength by b ding up the constitution and atin .nature in doing Its work. Miro ‘ on have so much faith in its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it falls to can Send for list of testimonials. . “Address l". J. CHENEY A 00., Tole “hold by all Druggiats, 701'. Take llnll' a Family I'lila for consti- pation. as the slamming of that door--kccp out the cold alr—avold the breaking oigiass. The ECLIPSE CHECK AND» SPRING will do it: easy to put on and keep in order We've got it. cousrocx. WATKlN0 a now. muons. as. Will P51105510. 20 PER CENT. DIICOUNT. Making room for new goods, we are rising 20 per cent. discount on last roar's Gold Papers. ' 10c Paper, too we Paper, 000 10c Paper. 06c the Paper. 0th Borders some discount. i‘o Order—Window Shades. Pic- ture Frames. Jealcr in Wall Papers. Paintcra' Supplies. Artie—Ls flatcdalsl . SPECIALS. White Curtain Poles with Fia- turcs, too. with “firth Window Shades. ' c. a ‘ . ' 11.15:.» Hall Curtain Rods. tit. long. with fixtures. toe. ."Sburc-Cut" Can Opener. cuts -asiiy. No rs sod edge 0:507 "TEL PANINC KNIVID. 9-“ PAINTING. 'PAPER HANG ‘ 1N6. DECORATING i. .H. Decker 07 Washington Street. wuthN Mennonimm 1 '. 'Phons. tsa. ‘ Jesldfllm'aivesr and oaatocx' racktao Carried in Stock. 'd . .10 mo 1.10:1. shrine. , Eaaisss Bulls Istsfs. Have as superior. Can allow them in operation mamas-1'... surround Repairs 6 Dictionary and Ma- y‘memal. Nash- «ars- swarms-llama- ri‘ts‘taiii'rhs'u ~ 1 “HmMAM-sm '3’ . wa can own voiiii kid's stoas CARI AND ‘ATTINTI'ON now THAN ws can s'uamo rue, sxcssotaotv sutv ssason sort THAT nsAsoN THls i0 an IX'OIL-l LINT rma To save WALL as name eons. cowstoaa now. MUCH NIATIR "AND. iRIINIR ano PllTTlln voun aoussi wonto as at lT wear as ram 2 ID iN0tDl. lT to A r'acr THAI abs WORK-l MEN ans near. 1 CALL U8 ON THE PHONE 135 2. i 1 ,. .-._. _. ,.:.,_ l E. E. Sultan’s ”at Not-walk. Telephone Call. me. 11111101111. lied Boilers. FOR 5113.111 AND HOT WAIERliiE'AilNG naunca a waan House. on aria utott'r, IN cocoss'r to First Avenue, 'waareas. sand for Catalogue and investigat- tor ysursaif. " ' Gotten & lldgtmod Company. 95 LIBERTY STREET. NEW YORK. Tit 1111111 illusion ifllillli,‘ Daily £131.11, Line NOR WALK. SOUTH NORWALK. and ”lit! YORK. steamers at”! llorwab and Squamous. beam New York. Nonday, Wednesda; and Friday at 5:00 p. m. Loaves Norwalh. Tuesday, Thursda: and Saturday at 5:00 p. m. height received from 1 a. m. to 6 p. n. Erli° .lero ‘l'h'roat. with BRAZILIAN asses sac. so opt.- iatallsble “"11." Asthma. Ca- Ia bee-samp- iota Plat aeaoa A o... Beat. the by Four Yeasa Tits residence of - as Smith. 5.5 Osborn svc'tuc. East. 2 Norwalh. was palates with lead. ' oil and also, hand mixed. tiftesa rears ago by us. .‘ . f i defy any patent paint toshow. 'aasai bedywithssmamwesr. Milli 11011, :i ”if...” ........ Elm Grove 00. 1.57%?" g; " orfiw FLUID SAND STDAI HOT WATER HRATINO. 1101‘ AIR HEAT!!! ”sroils’s AND min sta'ra awn rut hairline. Gas Ewes. Metal colitis. Isa .1 Nave?!) “to ear “9 at "macaroni Till: 10012010 screams Mg” ‘ tearing down, but ""001! ' Thomas mother lit-t any Themes. '1110 ‘Ufl'tf'l :t: VWNT 3' Floats-Tish Wheat. Flour Milled 66c “bag. ,n' s 'I'a'lv'. i. t'l noun” has: at. 90c bag as c1118.... warm EAST NORWALK. 'CONN. 1111101111111 Captain c1111... ”names is in New York today. W. 3. Walker well known here, is se1lously ill with pneumonia. 'l‘bomns 0011119”) and Daniel Shan- of Stamford who is nahan. of Bridgeport, visitors here yesterday. James 1‘. Hayes, formerly of the Bridge Pharmacy, was a visitor in town, yesterday. There is an epidemic of grip in town and many people are laid up with it at the present time. There was only one delivery and col- lection of mail today, that being at an early hour this morning ’ hlr. and Mrs. Arthur hierria, of New York, are the guests of Mr and Mrs. George Ferris, Senvlew avenue. The East Avenue Methodist Sunday school will hold a rehearsal of the Easter music, Wednesday evening. at it o'clock. The dirt being washed off the ice~ covered sidewalks made. very slippery work to walk about East Norwalk this morulag. A large number of members of the Attyent Church here attended services yesterday afternoon, at the Union hits- sioa in South Norw'alk. Walking on the ice of the river is very dangerous now and, as salt water ice is proverbially treacherous people should refrain from doing it before the lesson is enforced by a drowning accident. The regular services held yesterday in the East Avenue Methodist Church were in charge of the pastor, Rev. E. Cunningham. They were highly inter- esting. and the attendance was very good at both of them. hir. and Mrs. Jules Garrison. the sell- known theatrical stars, who have been spending a few days at their rest- dence in Wlnlleid street, left town Saturday afternoon for Ptttsburg. Pcnnsyit ants. to commence an engage- meat. '1 he ladies of the East Avenue Meth- odist Church will hold a title New itinglnnd supper this evening, at. the bunk. Their w-ellltnown ability In protitiing cltioyablt suppers is an as- surance that the one this melting ‘will he a great success. 1‘ he steamer )i- den ViiliiO trying to leale the barber this morning ran aground while passing tho steamer Eagle and the wrecker “Hustler." shit it is at work there trying to raise her. She was tompeiltti to remain time until hish tide when she could get by 'I‘ he services at the Advent Christian Church yesterday were both very well attended, and all were deeply intor~ ested in the two sermons pinched byday \Rev, J. w. Davis. The subjedt ottbo morning sermon was "'1 he Marriage of the Lamb " and that in the evening was“ The Great Conflagratlou. " Complaints hare been heard of a number of cellars which have been flooded this morning. 'lhe mind is frosen so solidly that thete is no 'PI‘F. which it cuts itself through the ice. These are inadmuatc. in tmany tn- stsaces. and the result is tat. great ponds of water have gathe in man/y yards, and all the little tie reaalon ground are fined level 11 all)! streets are flooded 58.11 sidewalk in the river With}: an. it is believed mtg it ta'ha most of the too out of the rain continues a little loader. W ROWAYTON. / day nolldias Clara his sister, Miss ii‘l'o Mcrwinsriiie Conn. There will' be . building co... ”V tins of thp_ I“! Church, st 11." A i" the Baptist There will b- g‘ m areal pi strels at th nae House this even? git are ca early reqtmgteit to be 0100- Ifd'ad Hrs. Edwin~ Muster Wilma, of Jamaica, N. Y.. .e unit-sea to 'ta‘en- hoch'hftc'ahl‘ ‘estended stay at the home of Mr. 301N108 "O'as on a' ~ It“. inhumanity-crust “$st11. . a minis. With the help of ‘hto theaarmaIVucaturelaadNr. ’o'r'lti-r. Marijuana. : .110 mu - aston- NHL”! i l t 1 i l l Flour. —-nssds no recommendation say anniversary. I l id chance for the water to escape except ‘ - to run of! through little channels ‘ 103.1517“; : mailman Stephenson 11,2111 Sum " th her parents In i'mnnt War 1 Raymond it. the guest 0i ‘ remit Raymond. ' 1 ‘ in Main street for a year “If“! .10ARIEN AND NDROTON. ”are A. C. Paris will visit her son in Los Angelou, Cai,, 11.11.1113. W. ii. Mackey has lease his house to a Cica- brook family. Abert Bates, of New Y,urk will oc- cup his new house in Oracle street. in t e spri ’i‘ c' schoo a were closed today. in cel- ebr tion of George Washington s birth- Mcriin J. Waterbury. oi Noroton. has“ Ibtll 'an addition to his add ag A cool of point i tter Carrier Clarence Crofoot. of Da as. substituted for 11111.. it. with: -' at the South Nurwaik post-once, Sutuo The Nomt'on Dramatic Society will give the play "A Gay DeceiverJt" pleas of the Volunteer Hook and Lad- der Company. ill the Stamford Advocates mall lab urdhy afternoon. was the following. which is another proof that Noroton Heights is swelling with a sense of its own importance: NOMon a Nation. You hafiehbteard of cities with mystic m Rear themselves within a night, But here, befbre our very eyes. Noroton stands, and see her rise. ' To claim herself among the nations of the earth. A court or juatlcel and whence did it.' come. it formerly was Wm. Dugdaie's 1101' and feed room. But why look on its humble bit-til. 0r care to despise its former wor For now. within its dus walls. ' ‘ Dame Justice with her miss onthrals Enthrall. but not 11‘s in the tot-bier day. Her scales are net the stains that. ill “weighed the hay y.“ ta m 111 s onor t e udge, at l Justice'ichilr Carefully tries the bklancs of the scales.“ as he dosh, his scissors This "Cincinnati“ of the West" chief admiral of the court’s harbor Outsideh of court sessions its—the bar- 11 ~ barn pad is . the Town Hall. Feb. 2, under the aus- ' For in its midst a court- house has as 1 birth. hummus-w io_1 him. The " '“it’ti' 1 , 1-11.10 1" "mustang." 1., of been give-hp and on org: 0:: years by his relatives a. ti """5‘ Wink" 11.1“;‘11; sé'l'oh'ig'i-o'ténrhhv from the estat 'Pdck Wheeler‘ i 1 years no 1 being autos swabs owa ‘lhilo‘ slit .-.l two. other 5 mass trim and thraatsistiars. Ira. Ch rt‘es regular and. Wheeler it 1',” at a? Wheeler . ti 'l'haeldar , on left to divided bots » ow Ira; etlmarsa. v. 4.12.1. had th'oremai children. 1 or was at that a 't ln‘twsataooua years old,“ ti. ‘ "WW" shortly sq dsathholeft mm II to his 'ticilil ‘lstsrulssa'tste Wits ettieti. an atom” York “11110111231119. ”fliers- advert; '1 ‘ police loom rh country- 0 ms to loshta the at ring man. were [faith as hastens , time his relatlt s and 1110311..- ' hgthe search and were otihtlitll‘td,1.' I I111“. be dilllil tll' 11,04! Mg 1., a" W.Fromhismo1i1 #11021th ._ - ., will Halve 51 Nldt ,'11 (av!) Vii 0st. at 30111111... l1 lt'at‘lbc _l MMatl‘u illtdoi 5.1 his “the, an i 113.11 one lul' consonant 1'. 11111 or a 'slunl which 5:03 1" "1 ll." 1:1 'tllvl 5'0 "10 dMYll 111 ill! (Il' til ' ready 01-‘11 he 11'. ll 1h .2500 1111.1» 1-1 lllé ti o It was bet a month ago. While 3?: That from within Nor-etch limits There case a thing in thirteen min A 11111; with two’ wheels snd 0W! And largo affirm phsil's with some hinterimm' fluid. They rushed straight to the bursts: spo Whliehstnole and names were rsslns The commander stirred up his arr-s tort0us' flu'ld, He said it was 015 stuff to do it, And behold' when they applied it on. can Thrt's why / WESTPORT. Walter Doaohne has been visiting friends in Bridgeport. Miss Bessie Taylor. of Columbia col- lege‘ was a visitor in Mostport. early in the week. ration. , orotoa is a Nation. _ opmvnn. ' cen guests of Mr. and Ira. Frederick Er y. of Bangstuch'. ms. St, John, otNa'YorI.‘ expects to move to Coinpo. la the spring. and will own” her home sex: to the Elvis homestead. ms St. John 1.. el Flynn. e 'Ctmnecttcus Pomologld‘ai soci- eiy. the Connecticut Dairymca's asso cia and the State Board of Agri- cul re will bdd an all day institute at Cannon halt. unison station. Tues- N.- 20rd. This meeting is to be to' all especially farmmA largo ldgauon from the local and as will: Mr. Bilge; prasla dent at the Dairymaa‘a' smashes. (ire t W llamas is 03000100515 iavlotnitr and all who can get't aw 50th mod this films W" ', 1/ an. atlases .ro asstou. ‘ sir/51.1.1 mgr... at Church Pos- on” Icon. 115 was rumored shunt standout yes- ' Ids-son- w; III-ht .A‘.’ ' noth'er‘realdat, who t0 - 1y, edsstowhat‘iam""‘ R Thomas and “Mr, Stlmaou's m tioawaa :tio ' r-l 1 sort mm m :11 H" s ‘ y l aythg 1 music " Wheard showed the meatball“ agar M ‘I‘ manor “’1‘: MI lament: "" tin clown. said he tel't'sai'o titanium “1 that tleflwas madam y in thie church and , 311mm: , , tthat-‘tbore' i 5111,1110 habit. Mom's sesseearuurtsat slaw-obs sets meanest". Edward ' intord was in burning woe . 1 of wooden 1destlot property The ntlihty “We! were dead and isqualc And they had saved the world from 1.. 10110.51”. D. W. Beaver were rs- strt 1; odor of kerosene wel known here. being formerly lira. . go our 1 :io- ~é,ip111‘s. Cu. aid stitut: Vino w t'rssst'lti' he has led the llolltc- fo-_1_ .. one sear-tit 101 the 016,1 connection with the ray 11 two weeks a130,l v‘chichid < 11 1! age n’ ’ . center, the bite. today are regardc as indltating a persistent purpose to Both 11;”. were in in. litllngs frontilii e cc , People living “in the large” Brmtu Blot-.k smelled smelt} about. a clock and investigation viedi II bia'se in a corridor of an annex to the lad: fronting on the East M0“! stiller e square.- A chemical cngtuc I, l~11..,-us and the ilre. Residents of Ill-s .la .‘fillt‘s Block on the opposite tilde ot' the square were aroused by" the alh'tm' for this tire and discovered an‘ olpldat blue in their own hail way. e~ ex- 'tJn lichen it' easily. in both «a fit rib lab was on tire and lb 1e “53' a “v' MAIDS stomach smut: the. l No. Trace t Poison Pound in T. ganfleid'a servant. , .. Bi‘. ‘Dit ‘,Ptilt'l' Feb. 22. ~An exhil- thtion of .. 1' stomach of baptism 1113,15 Swedish servant. who war .1 1,5 . m1 'dt ‘ in the rc3ideace of 1036111 1, Ca: lit 'l s- made yesterday by D. . 1.» (‘1. i‘. t. dire): \tl1e assistant median - _. examlur: Dr. Godfrey tested the ,. tonmclr 111,11, its contents for lead. ». or 'chnlne H.111 hbtdrocl‘a‘blcucld 'ttht ‘ra ml tm‘tvnte 11.113? of th as pol's'ose - The autopsy made Friday indicated that \J't'llh was (lllt‘ clthcr to barbell _. :1 a (coal has) no: soalngor .th'o mo raic'iia‘. n,- ’.scid As the test tali’ diiFsclone the presence of the 1 will. pita-iircy is cohv'lpca .13 “he can” '0: the death "And hon and he'r editions, , '5 r. The. carnage i cit "filclaily closed. apo .2013'1'11" corohrr's oilce than" Ltimt: th deaths A‘ct'e ptli'c'ly trip 510 altars or erotics '1-‘1. trust; 1' . t " ‘ . r... N '43,? ,1' '1 of 52'0“"; , Mn ‘ yesterday aate'r a shall l.‘ nets .Knanp rat 4% of FiiPNPiti. 91,11 a. a' oi as . 3 M loud lodge _ All of liti Pa 1 ' ' 1 a l :l ' lag-1291?: ..,:1~, -1.; ”J. - 1 ' 093111:th
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