t t t h. 0‘
i it" ‘-
bxt‘ensive’iine of
times the ch
. and town of Norwalk or public or pri-
Ftli‘iil‘rsl Director ‘and Embalme’t‘t‘
,. . t "it 1
that MAIN- ST. scorn NORWALK.
, ”an, ,
"tw', . .
“7’“ ,w ,.t,
To the advantages offered in the
using of our Lehlgh Coal. Lesa dirt,
less‘ dust. more comfort, more 'satlsi
faction, more heatvto theibuckotfull,
more economy to the ion than any coal
sold. Gives satisfaction because it's
satisfactory coal. Try it once. You'll
see the advantage of using it always.
No Trading Stamps. Remember you
get value in Cool.
B.‘I1ERSIIIIELD & SON.
122 Water Street. Tel; 236-4.
74 Seaviow AveL, Tel. 97—6.
Wood Street, Tel. 203—5.
John T. Hayes.”5 Main St. Norwalk.
Public Market, 32 80. Main St. 80. Nor.
may illuminant Will u: thump
will it Sillill tun lilii’lilll-Plil.
1,.
. ,‘ ,
"-u’
Michelob:drainage-«coupouosnd 69 cents ,weavill furnish. for quote.
Sentinel readers with a solid xold..tuily warranted fountain committin-
‘ed.,.barpe,l. to her cap, screw section, beautiful delivery. worth $1.50.
Perfect sails étlon guaranteed, You wonder how you ever got along
without it. .' Corry yOur coupons to Clifford Pharmacy. F. B. Coleman. 10
Northbiaiu street.Wliiism P. Beers, 49 Wall street; Edward P. Weed.
' ‘8! Wolliitfoet. ‘
they "Shirt \IDolts‘ts.
AS "IfHE SEASON ADVANCES WE MUST MAKE READY FOR THE
5 SPRINGIBY CLOSING OUT WINTER STOCK. FOR THIS WEEK'S
SPECIALS WE HAVE CHOSEN: in,
" $atltos‘ .Stlty'ui \Ds'ts’ts.
LadiecSaiocu Wrists.
imiiios' l-‘lnnncl Wuisis. l '3
75¢ were $1.00. .. $1.49 were $2.00. ‘
Ladies‘ Check Walsis, , Intllts' Mohttir Walsts;
$1.00 were $1.50. ‘9‘; , 75c were $1.00.
Ladles‘ Flannel \t'ulsts, ‘-“' Ladies“ Mohair \VliISIS, ‘.
75c were $1.00. , $1.00 were $1.50. ,
Ladlcs‘ Flannel Waiuis. indios'fl Mohair \i’aiais. ‘3
$1.00 were $1.50. $1.49 were $2.00.
OTHER WAISTS AT SIMILAR REDUCTiONS.
“31A SEW MORE PIECES OF FNUR LEFT AT .THE MARKED DOWN
‘P It: a,
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.utCKErMANasou,
EA‘SSINGTONSTI. if, SOUTH_NORWALK.CONN.
" Telephone 343-6.
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,Lsrquitugs for the Floor indies}! of
i“ 1 Carpet is "5 ’
. ,' , THE THING
, Now Dan. » .
martyrs ,uvarni mason. for thin
the? ”hell he “clothed often witirilttie
trouble and when ,yg'u ‘mm In
Ilia-re on them in its a ear I:
been out to fit in certain mot, and may
in about notion in your'dowihemo.
We have come var draining put»
“an”. In Tapestry. Vt vet and Marina
~ tit "Admit it sat
cutter-{omit 134 Wilmington in.
p.
. more in tho allure of a lake than were
pal lighting in t“ to furnish ..
lit. light, , t‘and power to“ o
vats? patrons in Norwalk.‘ ulnoorporn:
tinting . _
, ‘j, tor Donovahn—(ionceruiiik in o
and associate judge-of theNorwo k
townzcmtrt andprovl‘dinit ibstpoitber
shali‘practlce instill court. Judiciary.
Senator Donovpnm-Thai no judge, at;-
aopia‘io or deputy judge of a tenth, city
police or borough court shall practice
before any court to which he is ap-
negated terminus. Judiciary. .. ‘
nutor Donovaanlxing fares and
time sphedhln. of street railroads in
Norwalk; Railroads. ‘
Mri Osborn of‘ NOrWdlkv-Concerning
probate bohds. Judiciary. ,
Mr.‘ Osborn of Norwalit-«Concernlng
the property of a person who has dis-
appeared. Judiciary... . I
Mr, Osborn of N‘orwalkw-Concerulng
the propertyof incapable persons. .lu-
diciary. . ‘ ' ‘
Mr. Cave of Barlow—Concerning the
sale of seeds. Agriculture; ,
Mr. Roscoe of New Canaan (by re-
qucst)-——Amending the charter of the
borough of New Canaan. Cities and
boroughs, ' '
Mr. Rusooe of New Ouuannwnuthor-
Iaing the authorities of Fitch’s home
to take care of Veterans who may he
too sick to be removed to the home, at
their residences. Military affairs.
Mr. Roscoe of New Conunn-F‘or an
appropriation for electric light and
power; plant and water supply at
Soldicrs' home. Military affairs,
Mr. Hyatt. of Westport—Relntiug to
gaming and humeral shows at. agriouia‘
iural fairs. Agriculture. ,
Mr. Hyatt of WcsiportrwAuthoria-lng
the state police to visit. agricultural
fairs to suppress illegal sale of liquor
and gaming. Agriculture.
Mr. Roscoe of NW (lanaan-Appro-
printing $40,000 for the support of vot-
ernns and their widows. Appropria-
lions,
Mr. Ruscoe of New Canaan-‘Author‘
izlng the Soldiers“ Hospital Board to
print l.000 copies of its report. Mili-
tury affairs.
Mr. Rockwell of ”Ridgelleld—Concern-
lug trespass on private lands. Agri-
culture.
Mr. Henderson of Wolcottvhllowinx
commandants of military companion
$350 annually for care of state property
and for expenses. Military chairs. '
Mr. Rockwell of Ridgoiieltb—Concern-
lng rabits in Fairilcld county. Fisher-
ies and game. ”
Mr. Rockwell of Ridgellcld-wProhib-
itlug the killing of quail in Fairlield
county before October 7, 1006. Fish,-
crics and game.
Mr. Rockwell of llldgcilcid~Mnking
it obligatory on towns it) Plcci tree
wardens. Agriculture.
Mr, Rockwell of Ridgefichi~(‘dmpel-
lint: junk dealers to exhibit their names
on their wagons. Judiciary.
MESSAGES FOR THE LOVE LORN.
shapes. Styles,
Prices.
The approach of St. Valcntinc’s day
finds the local dcnlcru in valentines
with a large slot-k of unusually iltll'lit'~
iivu nuns and thtr love lorn.ewuin or
mold cannot fail if) iiud in the offering
sonic, soutimcui clther dcplcit-tl or
committod in verse exactly suiting his
or hcr individual case. .
'l‘hcrc urn the usual once made or
lucc paper with floral ornumcuiutiou,
blood rctl hearts, cic. Valentines of
which ihp particular sentiment is dc-
pictctl in words and objects uilitc uro
sccu this your more than over before.
'l‘hurc are mum rcry clcrorly contriv-
cd cards of this variety to be soon ill
ncurly ovcry counter witcro ihcro is
an offering of ibcuc ready made love
utisuivce.
Ari Innocent Scapegoat.
’l‘bc poor saint who was martyred
ccuiures ago in thc reign of the Em-
peror Claudius. has many things it)
hour. and is the innocent scapegoat or
all this popular nonsense. Saint Vai-
oulino had nothing to do with lovers
or their love letters, and the only rou-
stm that he is associated with the hunt-
m-su is the fact that hill tiny. February
it. has been when for mu special day
of (mold.
The origin of February H for thin
is raid to have bet-u the fuel that nonto-
thing of the kind was connected with
up» worship of Juan and was held on
that day. Them in an old English and
Scotch belief that blrdu tunic on Full.
rum-y H, and it in rcfcrrcd in in lang-
liuh liiurutttt‘ti nu for back ilH the time
of (.‘Jiilut't'r.
Tharp it; at |il'tiiit‘lil a noiircabio ab-
uuncu of Hill old t‘dltiic rulcnlluuu
which in limt-u past canard many hard
fouling». 'l'bcy wrro of survive in
many cam, my the portion to whom
ibuy worn «out took a IIIIHMt‘ to flirt
ulrtivulhr failing to which he was Hilb-
jutzi and «tumulmuu mount-d lliti Ways
actcirdlugly.
row Caricatures area.
Hunter Brown. Foxy iirundprt and
that kind now trim the lililtlp. of the
old tlilmntitllliicl. They are undoubu
only more urtlutiu than. more of the
old school caricature. The aaaiimtlut
in not quite do merit! and they are
in All Colors and
mu old all in.
home 0 thc‘yalentiner are vary at-
tractive and neat upon may be our
mined for as low tut ten or fifteen
cunts. Tito price fluxes from a tou-
plo of dollars for the hmdsoraaet to a
sample of treats tortuous not quite so
leinborntu. but at the some limo quite
artistic and an rail of sentiment is if
they had cost one hundred times the
amount.
‘ Very lit-ow onion».
. libero iii a noticeable tuovomout to»
wards better thin ‘ in this year's crop
of valentines. are may very
pretty ones which do not rook trill:
lins‘lwer File.
S. Viinderblli Allen, of New York, a re-
lative of the Vanderbilts, against Dr .
Frederick D. Ruland and the Westport
Sanitarium association, claiming 525,:
000 damages for unlawful detention in
limit was brought through Chamberlalrli
‘ ofisw,
‘poriion of property belonging to hit
ital and bodily agony.
explained; is duly organised under it a
lawn of the state for the treatment of
and James H. Ward, 3 hrothcr-ln-lalv,
the absurd and often ungrammatiosr
l
. , ,i than.
Suli'Brougiti I! “Sfialaliglt "of
wilthllhlil‘ilili'is up. walls
“325%: . at.» Unithltlt..zlie~e
trillions—tile Piled His Work
‘ asap AriisiWhile, at West-
pori ‘
. i
In the suit brought by Artist William
the place for a period of six years. the
defendants have filed an answer and a
partial defense. This was done in tho
Supernor Court yesterday by Canfioiu‘
k Judson, counsel for the defense. 'I‘b
6‘: Hull and it. will be remembered;
artistihllen claims he was forclbl
helzod by the agents of the saniturlum
and confined in the place from Docen-
her 1-." 18% until about. December ”3i.
1902, without any authority or proccsrt
{ By reason of the coniluemcn ,
lib claims valuable papers and n inrg‘
were lost, autiho suffered intense thrif-
i
in the answer, it is denied that Artliit
Allen who torcabiy seized and confined
against his will. but the paragraph
relative to his losing valuable papcril.
etc., is admitted. ‘
.lt ls'statetl that. the defendant. Dr.
Roland, is an officer of the Westpo‘t
Sanitarium corporation, and all “I8
which be transacted were in his du y
as such officer. The sunliurinm, It is
persons suffering from mental or hurt
volts diseases.
. The answer goon on to state that on
or about December ll. 1890. Mr. Allen,
who was accompanied by his sister
requested Dr. Rulaud to admit him to
the aauitarium and to thereafter pro-
vide him with a suitable home. l
The sanitarlutu agreed to take oa‘ro
ofjblm for a stated price, and Artist
Allen agreed not to leave the instin-
,tlon while his condition continued such
as to require medical care and trout-
meni.
During the whole of the period of
six yearn. Artist Alien voluntarily re-
mained in tin:- sunitarium until l‘ictztim»
ber 2. 1902. when he left it. During
this period he paid or caused to sin.-
paid various sums of money from [lino
to time for his mulnlcnaaces and irt‘ut~
mcnl. He was "not muler‘any phal-
cni restraint whutovcr ‘ttnd conducieli
tho only businuss or Occupation ‘hc
had. that oi‘ an artist In a .‘n‘llllIIOOIl
tho promises.
As a partial dci‘enso, thc dcfcudu‘ is
ullcgc that whencvcr during the pcr od
mctuloncd Artist Allcu was within ihd
rrsltaiulng influence and control of the
sunliarlum ottlccrs, ho was of mu
sound mind and frcuontly was insane
and during all of said pci‘iod was int
capable of condut'iiug any business
pursuits or ultcutllng in any other
than the most simple affairs.
The. restraining iuliucurt- and don-
iml to which flit" plaintiff was tidb-
joclt'd in do With: inicrfcrcd with his
attention to such affairs 'us be true
mcnlully capablc of pcrformlug.
The defendants rcccivr-d Mr. Allen
into the suultnrlum in good fllIlIi.,lit‘-
lievlng his sister ~~~~~~ Ward and
.lmucs ll. Ward had legal authority to
commit him to ilw sauliurlum. ’[iltui
he unscnicd and so tho dcfcndunln thon-
linupd to bellcvt- his rclativou worn
authorized to provide for his malnitcu-
once and treatment, and that whet he
possessed his mental luculilca it a
sufficient degrcc, ho was cnnbict‘ to
roniprchcnd his condition and cirtum»
stunned. ‘
Wm...”
LlNGERiNG COLD.
Withstand Other Treatment jaut
Quickly Cured by Chamberinlniu
Cough Remedy. ‘
"lam winter i caught it vcry anycru
cold which lingered for works," hays
J. Urquhart. of Zephyr. Ontario. "My
cough was rcry dry and burnb. ,1‘he
local daulnr roconuucndcd (the her-
ialu'a (burgh Remedy and guard load
it, no i have it at trial. One .mnli
‘ Marlin of all Palmer Street. New Her
‘ tilt
of Polio Brennan. for Chic Donovan
. ‘ 9 and tile e
» Wanted for Theft."
. The Stamford police, .got‘ltoid of a
species of the Cadet tamilyhypstor-
day morning. in the person of Samuel
you- Thethw Haven police describe
Marlin as a good-for-naught. Here in
Stamfor they say he is worse than
that. H was picked up be .by. Chief
of hurt buster, who wanted him and
Jennie Grant: for alleged theft of a
cheap ring dad a scarf from'a buried,
tier at Port. Chester last night. Chief
Brennan found the couple in Main
Street. as they were leaving the Hotel
Carlton, where they had passed the
night. Later lit the titty be turned
ihain “over" to Policeman Curtiu‘of
Port Chester. Both ‘waived any rights
they might have in the line of refus-
[to accompany the officer. Marlin.
as d be had nothing to fear from the
Port Chester police.~ The girl said
nothing but appeared perfectly con:
tent to go so long as Marlin went, too,
,Marlis told the police he was 29
years old. He wan well dressed, but
had a shifty look they did not; exactly
like. The girl said she ivus 18. She
was rather attractive in appearance
and showed quiet taste in the matter
of dross. Marlin seemed to possess
a strange influence over her and when
in his presence she watched hiin con-t
stuntly. Her eyes invariably sought
his bcforc she answered any of the
questions put to her by the police.
From the New Haven and Port Ches-
lcr pollen and from tho. girl her-
sell‘ the police bcro learned bur Story
She; belongs in lianbury. where her
people are omintutllv rtmpoclnblc.
Her lliillli! in not Grunt. Shc moi, Mur-
iis at. tho Danbury fair last fall. and
accompanied him lo‘New Huron. Oct.
22, 'l‘httv had been living in New
York and Brooklyn
inst, whcn they went to Port Chester
For two months thc girl was ehsblor
in a dime museum at 25 Broadway.
New York. So far as tho police have
been able to ascertain. Marlls has
done no work since he met the girl.
Last night the couple want it) Dillon's
saloon In Port Chester. They were
there some little time. and after their
departure the bartender complained
to the police that they had stolen his
property. They came to Stamford on
a late train. it happened that Chief
Brennan was on the train. and he saw
the couple. He had no difficulty in
recognizing them froth the description
given by Chief Donovan. 'i‘o' Chief
Brennan the girl staid she did not
steal the property. She declared the
bartender gave it to her Voluntarily.
The girl’s parents are heart-broken
over her disappearance. They have
been searching for her since October
anti have. asked the police of New
ice to uitl them. SIM will be turned
over to her parents when the Port
(‘ht‘SIt‘l‘ authorities are through with
hci'.
WHEN To GO HOME.
From the liliun‘um, lud., Banana:
"Witch tired out. up home. When you
want consolation, go home. When you
want fun go home. When you want
to show others that you have. reform»
cd, go home and let your family get
acquainted with the (act. When you
want to show yourself at your lit-:1 no
homo and do the not there. 'Wlteu
you iceiiiiite boiug extra iibcrai go
homo and pracllct» on your wife and
children first. When you want to
shine with extra brililunvy go homi-
and light up tho whole household." To
a bad cold, so homo and lake Chum
berlain's Cough Rcmcdy and a quick
euro is certain. it counteracts any
tendency of n cold to result in pnou~
monla. For sale by Stillson‘Powoll
)orporallon. Clifford Pharmacy.
Plorcc's llrldge Pharmacy, Zcilfuss
Pharmacy. "
NEW TROLLEY MERGER RUMOR-
I:D
GREENWICH. Fob. ll.»~li is stated
on high railroad authority that pruc-
liualiy all the ulccirlc, roads owned or
controlled by the Now York. New lin-
ven and Hartford Railroad ilontpany
west of Stamford will soon be mcrgcd
into our operating Now York corpora-
lion.
uulJi ' Saturday,
Haven and Bridgeport and other cit“
which we would add, when you hart;
Promotesliiggslionilimlrfub ‘
, .o t *
3e, .5 0%?th
arm corn).
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J fioflofijSlgggchgniarrhom
bbrmsflliilvuisonsfevensht
, ncss andLOSSor Swan
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‘Fac Studio Signature of
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“iii”
farther
Liaars
a
wane $2.98 AND $1.98, Now we.
STAMPING DONE TO onoan. .
term gain a
arguing-it; Ready to Wear ‘ Hails.
MOURNING ,HATS ‘A SPECIALTY.
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ANN‘ER PATTERNS.
s. s. TILLO'rso‘rrs.
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
BOILER MAKERS OUT ONCE
MORE. ‘
General Manager 5. Higgins Has His
Troubles Today.
Sonic Hill of the boiler makers in
the employ of the Consolidated rail;
road at the Now Huvcu lcriniual left
lllt'll' work at tho close of the noon
satisfied that u new boss, who had
been Illllitlllllt‘tl. was luintlcnl. as ul-
Icgcd. to tho iuicrosls of organlzc‘l
labor.
it is ropm'lcd that the boiler milk-
crs who worn recently reinstated.
math! a demand for the rctlrcmcni
of this boss, and that this was riusml
by tho company.
in lhcir rcccui strike the bollcr-
llllllli'l‘s "won oul," so to speak, and
were put back to work as soon as tho
new opurullng officials. including (len-
cral Manager. S. Higgins could scout-c
their rciuslulmuout.
it has been claimcd that the cn-i
gluon of the road \vci'c damaged by
"arcmtboru" bollcrmnkers during that
strikc. and that this fact. helps to
make the bollcrmaitcrs insistent upon
their prcsoni dtnuand.
No luformnihm rcgartilug the iron-
blc was to in- had from the General
Manager, S. Higgins. this afternoon.
The work of bollermnkers is not at-
lractlre and thcrc arc. said to be but
low apprcnliccg to the trade now-n-
days. This union. while small, is rc-
gurdcd its of importance in labor
clrclcs, and they can, doubtless. cut.
out a good deal of trouble for the
railroad if they remain out.
bottle of ii cured me. i bulovo
Oblimhurlaln'a Cough Rumcdy t be
lho‘ bent i ever used.”
ally in for halo by Siphon-Powell Cor-
poration. Clifford Pharmacy. Pl rce‘a
"ridge Pharmacy. Zotiluss illinrl avg:
mewm
COMMON I’LiAI COURT.‘
Hearing Tomorrow.
mart will: be hoard tomorrow fore
noon by annuillovmd J. Curtis:
Sarah Minimal-ms
allowance of auteudiurmt
ruthenium Mme human ral‘
as no. oath:
unswertmlir it“!
it. Sonic .5 ti _ ‘ "
arm to )tlboI will":
b i rt tIi w
l‘
lmhflomes. Frau , dilute . ,
A" mm tableware Julia ,
git. he in:
lore rel-lien atlases characterising
them in your; that have passed. Butt
from illti'till
‘ “Hy lore
of l
ill iliio I rod. mm
design til ‘ "
its-and
a dent ' lti a. nonunionradraito with n
the Elnora adulation ' til
ion and lithium to their
for bill of rd
TIlIfl rom-
an“ on Ibert culindar Lint For
The following motioun on the hurt
calendar list of -tho .. common pleas
,vr. lune Zlmv
mot-man at an. pl ,illfl'h motto for
and for
born-
for in at of ' ‘ ;
it. till Mill ion to
m I .
i m
till no on (it‘ll;
V
‘ dunno I
Cures allow in One Night.
Wain-Mum»
cute: Heyi‘tivbr or
ditty Thing on
M
upon ihc iircmcn‘a dcmnnd.
th‘al‘a‘uteetl’toi’Cure Any Cough. 25¢
.Oniy BadicttiCure ionilronchitls. 50c
C ooWorst Group in a Few Minutes. .
Cures Sore Throat and Ulceratad .Tonciis.
Qniyfotltiyp Curator, Quick Consumption. .
Kill: the .BaisrrhMlcrobe underlies in One Month;
and Interp- flooring:
titty Reloaded. .50c (Still) . I
Earth Iutitiiures Astana.
The strike has no apparent, bcnriua
\t
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"—i i t Bu
. TRIAL BOT LE
sou-m ‘ MonwALK. come.
ROUND TABLE.
Schoolmaetere Will Meet at Stamford
on Saturday.
The Schoolmasters‘ Round Table. of
ZWt‘stcrn Connecticut will meet in tho
. High School building, at. Stamford, on
iSnlurduy, at 10 u, m. The program
,will include the discussion of the fob
blowing:
; ()rdcr and discipline in grades l to
illil. bow rigid? how free, etc? reality
Zin school work. how illustrated? the
lusci’ul and the usulcus in school
. Work: limits in the. use of supplemen-
-;lnry material: school lawn in (fourtee-
lllt‘lll: in) what. existing laws should
)bt‘ rcpcultul; (hi whul existing laws
to) what now
‘shouid II(.‘ nmcudcd;
‘luwa are desirable. The officers are:
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4W. (‘. Perry. president: (loorgo E.
.'l‘hompson. secretary; comniiiloc on
{'progrummi-i. B. Chasm. Stamford; F.
3S, Camp. Stamford; W. W. Porter.
illridgoport; committee on legislation——
E. C, Willard, Stamford; t), W. Dcuno,
iBrldgeport: W. C. Fooi‘c. South Nor-
, walk.
it's queer what an awful long stock.
in thc shortest kind of a woman con
wear.
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YOU NEED HONEY
he" boon landinflvmoney on Din
Sine. that no
rounds. Mht'ip, Jewelry and it emote. 'l'b
ityin out of town can with flout. “(My "g
' t
‘ I
rtio on term by 1: run anrmm mu 3
“"3"; ran» tibi‘ifidil‘fihg.‘ .
fill“: g is“! ,uo‘t‘. t: .. 1
‘om-ry. mm Brooms Street.
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