111.111.111.11 Ohms. 56¢.
ltlllow (inn-1. 3o 11 gig, 193, ill/:3.
E.‘ K. Banks,
"its pub 47 weer wAat-ttnarou an,"
.'mmckwo HOTEL. BLOCK;
{V scorn noavgatuuconnm
. tlth await Division A. 0.11..
will hold a meeting tomorrow night.
und—n.
nix-Mayor John J. Clivlihltllh 111111 ro-
Coilerptl tram 11 Weeks illness. ,
Donate W heir ot the Coullllock
Clothink Company is just mentoring
from 1111 attack or the grip.
,é-Don't miss the concert and ball.
. Friday evening. Feb. 24, at Arion llnil.
A gown ttmo guarantoed.
‘ A meeting of Sherman Council. Royv
al.Arcnnutn, will be held tomorrow
night.
Attorney John .l. Walsh and Oliver
E. Wilson “More in Hartford yesterday
on; business.
George l’artrick, a former well-
kubwn Norwatk resident, was in town
renter-day calling on old friends.
* Miss Jennie Smith, of Taimage Hill.
is .111 guest 01‘ Mrs, Frederick Decker.
otgseaview avenue. East Norwulh.
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Mrs. lttuvkhurst has returned to her
hometn Norwalk- after a Short visit
with her brother, Josiah ”unions, in
Sonthport.
The entertainment committee of the
Nutmeg Club, of Nol'wnilt, will hold a
meeting this evening. to complete ar-
rangements for the club‘s dance.
at new telephone has just been in
stalled in the restriction of Chief of Pt)-
lico William Voilmcr. on Cmsccnt 'l‘ct'~
race.
Frederick E. Inckwood, of F. ii.
Lockwood and Company, was on a
business trip to New York city yester-
day.
Mrs. Jesse Colwcil and Mrs. George
L, Rockwood, of Summer street, Nor-
wallt, will go to New York today. to
witness Mrs. Dentin Carter's produc-
tion of "Adrea."
Mics Florence I... Del’eraenairo re-
turned to her home in Brooklyn. yes-
terday. utter a visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Britten Maurine, No. it} Lowo
street.
Mrs. John Grimn, who underwent an
Operation for the removal 0 a tumor
a few days ago. at the Nor allt lion-
pitnl.’hns returned to her home in
East Noru'nik. .
Mr. and Mrs. Murry Durban 0! Pitts-
ilcld, Mam. spout Monday night with
Mineral Mra. Charles L. Barker, of
East avenue. Mr, and Mrs. Durbnr left
yesterday for Florida.
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A son was born Monday to Mr. and
Mrs. Edward W LOCKWUOtI. of New-
town avenue. Norwaik. The father
is a popular clerk at the atorc of Hon-
ry T. l’t'owitt, in Main street.
Yesterday was the first day at the
season really suggestive of spring. The
sun was warm all day and the tem-
perature mild. while a genuine than.
which converted cutters into rivers.
net in during the morning,
Stamford Lodge. Beam clear and
Protective Order of Elite will haven
bailout to celebrate the that anniver-
tary oi its organization on the cv-on
tug of Feb. 28. Many tiaitorr. are ex-
pected from Dunbury. tho Norwaika
and Bridgeport. District Deputy ltoil-
tr 0! Meridon will be a guest
~Wl1nt'c the secret oi happv. 1'»tit
orons host: it Simply keeping the
bowels the stomach. the liver and littl-
neya circuit and active. Murdock
mood ilittcra does it.
t‘t-utrul tltilce Detective llorun of
New York Willi in Stamford. yentcrday
tu'compuniuu by Mr. Campbell at the
tint: or (‘ampbuli 8: Morgan plain and
ornamental pinnicuua of till West Six-
ty-sixth ntt‘cci New York looking for
a road wagon stolen from Mr. Comp-
bcll a month 11.1111 A hol‘au proton at
the «anus limo hat-l been recovered by
the Norw elk police; Mr. Campbell
traced the walnut an fat 1111 Port Chin.-
tor and them he loat the trace. lie iuVV
leaving no Hmlli,‘ unturned in the than
to run down and punish tho people
who 1M3 concerned in the theft of tits
homeland pagan
LINONINE.
in the bout medicine we or saw.
our children it itocpit them no of'
delight and colds. and they lord to.
“film it 1111 it In tgtt'tlt‘l. Iltl cream.“
“in. 1’ English Bellini. Conn.
W“... V “g! I; NIT“: .m..;.......t.. -...-y.yl,_ nun;— 1~ EA
Jwflofimwbw ,
10f Foruié'r shoes
SUGAR GUREDmO AND BACON
till/no LB.
"NIH PIMTE 511 L6.
monopolist
. 1111;“ t tint ninth report on the cornpoob
at gthlpi’m state Moot 101nm or food mini.
1 PRIOONERB PLEADED NOT GUIL
. tor Court, criminal skid: opened in
parallel Kane. oi Standout tie
charged with the. sit at hermit val?
not Li 3400 boat denim and will
. Hilton. of this city. alto pleaded suit.
’52 South M11111 Street.
‘1
ltd
one dittfejtont kinda examined during
the last year at the Connecticut Agri-
cultural Experiment Station one-third
were round to be adulteretod. accord-
albeit productfi lust ltlnucd Cow
tuln staple articlt'a such an tlour. nu‘
gar, choose, contletnlod milk tutti ton.
in to not been found to be uttulteratod
‘tltmtl at the prose it time are quite
innonruoua. apparently. as far no
health if «$310111 . but are fraudn.
and n s at» 1' t
and fill-intend muttemignts action to.
increase protitu or meet competition in
lll‘IC'Otl
Borne tonnes or adultcrntiou are. how-
ever. ccltalniy dangerous to the health
of the community. Chief among these
is the use of the chemical antincptics. i ‘
heroic and 10111111111111 do in milk. They
are used an a substitute for cieanlincaa
in the dairy and are introduced in un~
most part, otcheapfi .
TD 1' YOUR LIV WORKING RIGHT
‘ a are to “get any toriifcrt from life or
output liver can he a wry dangerous
t. be neglects. '
paiclv as liccohatns i'iiltl.
vigorous but. mild. dad can e; no Inconvcuicnm or nausea.
1'0 BE RID OF CONS‘HVFA'npu .1
no remedy quite as good an l‘iccchnat' 15 Pills, not only to
l but it lb all) it ’
is nbtolutely hi1
Mitrfililhvm lit.
1' (ind "
titojot‘tlybly, promptly on
t: riive if.
good
There, l'
' tl’i
y Constipated out be e r: ,
sequent d scorpions formerly theirs by u of BEEC HA i
sold EveryWhoro in
l‘cu' medicines act as
”they are
' nth binding up
pl wan ilibrarian .
tlIie rit if to com
s ru LS. .
Bolton. on. and 250.
itnommlniount into that tend product
which ls pl'oremiueutly the dependence
of infants anti invalids ' "
Out at illil unmplcs of milk bought
from delivery wagons during luly and '
Angttst; neai'tly ten per “.ccnt went: oi:
very interior quality. Besides theno l
18 samples or one live per cent or all
were: cor'tninh adulterated by Willt‘f-
tag; or nkitnmtug,‘ and, in seven cases.
by addition of borax. Seven samples
We‘re also dyed with auntto or. -with'
a coal tar dye, to give them 1"Itil color.
One sample was alttmmed. dyed with a
coal tar color and dosed with formai~
dehydc.
Egg noodles in our market tor the
mo‘st'part appear to be made without
any eggs. their \OIIOW color coming
not from egg tolks, but man turmeric
01 coal tar color.
. 0f the ill samples of cream of tartnl
examined tinting the year about one
ttfth were adulteratod with starch.
plaster or alum.
Oi‘ the (temples of g1 ound cottce sold
in bulk nearly half wcie adltltei'atell
111th ('ilICtJI), pens 01' imitation (once.
One hundred anti seventy~six sani-
plcs of apiece n'elc tested and Juat one-
third of the number were adulteratct'l
with one or more of the following
makewcights: Coroauut shells (a firm
in Pcnna)"l1ania gtintlu 1700 tons n 10:11
tor 11.1.; purpose), olive, stones illltk-
wheat hulls, biscuit corn meal, poo
meal clove stems and dirt.
Of St simples or tomato catsdp and
(hill sauce examined 7i 11"eio colored
rod with dyes, and '1'? wcie preserved
with salicylic 01 bcnzoic mid
'i his report on [end products will be
scat t‘1 cc on application to tho (Jon-
nectlcut Agricultural Station.
FOUND DEAD IN BED.
M-
Mlss Studweii, of Riverbank. Has Fatal
Attack of Heart Disease.
Miss Ann Elizabeth Studwell. sixty-
eight. years old, was found dead in bed,
Sunday morning. at. her home in River-
STAMFORD FURNACES i
turn Coal into heat; they save the heat, too: heat the whole
house. That' 5 what a furnace is tor.
so well?
What other one does it
Made by a foundt'yvcstahlished in 1830;
That shown reliability.
Embodylng the latest features-«many at them cxoluslve;
That shown progress.
Different from all the few othm’"thumbing” makes;
Hence their superiority
FOR SA 1419 BY
HORACE R. NASH IN SOUTH NORWALK
CORNER wnsr AND MAIN srunn'rs
I Cannot
Idle be
THE HUBM RANGES
Sold by A..J. Collins a 00., are the
World’s Best by Every Test.
A. .1. com}. a c...
Funeral Director and Embalmer.
12 NORTH MAIN ST.,
SOUTH NORWALK.
bank. where she lived with hcrvbrotib -
or. film had been troubled with heart
disease for atom.» time, but true not
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feeling ill when Silt} went to bed. Snt-
urday night. it had been her custom
to go to church hourly every Sunday.
When she was not about Sunday morn-
ing, as usual; her brother went to her
room and found her dead.
Medical Examiner George, Shcrrill
made an examination or the body.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
A FARUE WORTH SEEING.
Those who have enjoyed “Joncs'a”
mishaps before will want to do so
again. Those who have not, will want
to make his acquuitiuuico now. "What
Hilllpcncd to Jones“ in a pure tnrcu
Lina—V. ... .... ..._. .
AND STYLE
are the first, points to ho considered in
furnishing a home. 'i‘hcre in a tre-
nmndoun difference between the room
with a badly assorted lot of Furniture.
and the room with appropriate l‘ut'ulah-
lugs tasty-fully arranged, If you are
thinking of refurbishing any part of
your house-now is tha- time to buy
the new article. as we are receiving
goods. every day for the Swing Trade.
and you get first, choice.
CASH OR CREDIT.
A J ANGEVINE ti SON
Cash or Credit. 134 Washington St.
comedy: one of the greatest laughter
producing plays ever written by an
American author. it in one of those
comedies in which the lather oi the
family is led to impose upon his wife
and daughter and out of this imposi-
tion there ale complications which in-
'rolva the oniito family. Professor
(loudly Induced by his p't'osptx-tlvo sou~
iii-law to visit 11 private boxing bout.
has to escape from the place. when the
police come to raid it lie has to I limb
down the 11"ntc1-pipc and is rather used
up in the descent lie molten {or his 4
home with his nutloiiblaw and they are :
bath followed by a trutoliing man. 4
named Jones. who 1111» nine in the l'illtl- I
cd lace. 'Not knouliig how to get rid }
oi‘ ouca who in followed by the police ‘1
to the gate, the professor permits him t
to pose as his brother. 11. Bishop or Bal- :
lurut. “ho is aboutduu to .11ri1'c. Joni-u t
getu into tho gmments of the bishop. t
11 hlch noro or'deicd sent to the houac :
and alter he in on good terms with t
the [utility the genuine blnhop strive». :
and Jones 11111111111115 to get him coni‘uu- .
(‘tl with an individual who but just on- t
't'apod from a nearby annitapltuu. in 1
all of, thin the linen and situatlona 1
bristle with comedy and continue to. t
the finish. when .lontta cornea out of 1
vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv
the witch: business an 11 good drummer
should. and no (mo gcto into trouble.
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AMIDNIGII'I' MARRIAGE.
A Midnight titan-tuna was presented
at Hoyt'ti"i‘hcntre. taut evening. The
work oi Virulnln \tcsthrook llll Alice
Alstonwnd Harry J. taut-nuptial lim~
into Vim Marin, was good and they
were well nupportcd by the othfr incin-
iters oi the coin turmoil
and evening theA erl an Vitascopo
Company will pmoni. interesting mov-
ing pictured. Baturday atternoon and
evening the What. Happened to Jouctl
company will play a matineo and oven-
ins engagement and will undoubtedly
draw large houses.
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' TV. .
BRIDGEI’ORT Feb 21.~w’l‘rll0 Ellyn -
this cilv for the term today. Judge
George W. Wheeler of tbht city, pro-
bidctl. 'l'htrtyclght prisoners ware
brought up tor arraignment and with
one exception planned not guilty.
Among those before the court tub
etilfnod ever to the Brook! author.
outlaw panama Wanama—
mta a murderous assault on Dominica
iy. ’l‘hp jury will be called tomorrow
morning to try the notes.
0W9.
Bargains 1n Ready to Wear Hats
WERE $298 AND $1.98, NOW 500.
STAMPING DONE TO ORDER
MOURNtNG HATS A SPECIALTY.
AGENT FOR BANNER PATTERNS.
S. S. TILLOTSON’S.
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN
- W6W”WMWWWOOOMOW””
ALL
Parlor
«At Hal
Tables
f-Price.
y‘Raymond 8- Son,
46 and 48 Main Street. Norwalk.
nommnoououout .99
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I11
W.
« ~ptna|~mnu4 . m.
In more than a. cough; it: is a. deep-sentinel inflam-
motion or ontorrh ol the bronchial tubes and
liibgawallted to asthma. and the most“ lruitlul
source: or consumption. It; names all schools or
medicine, and cough cures, loaded with nor-
cotton are worthless and harmful, because no
rs’modyB tab. 11 internally only, door did or can
ILIAN BALM, the germicldo bat.
said, 9.130116 has triumphed in every ease for 20 f
yea“. I ‘
Tulle Ill drops am 2 hours and Bill SURE to btithe the throne
VVunl client; with but, clear Balm mcry night. That; is the capital. It:
in conduit. petitions the inflammation, III"! the
confining and rhinitis or phlegm. restoring the tunes to the vim
of youth. Get the sec or antic bottle; Heep up the tit-emu
luttblnlly for a few weeks and we guarantee 11 core clear down
mutant Drape oi“ quick consumption. No cocaine or opinion.
germs. stops the
”.11“ dentition 8.: (30., indlanttpolis. indium
I No Decision to Pass Bill
-' Ilea Has Been Reached. L
SillNG‘l‘O‘N Feb: 21,—«Wilon the
it
.. Senate convened today Mr. Cormack.
ot the committed on interstate con»
merco presented a petition tor rail-
road rate legislation Mr. Berry nakg.
ed as to the prospect tor railroad rate"
legislation Mr. Cniiuuck gave place
to Mr Eiltins. chairman of the commit
too to make reply.
Mr. Elltius said:
“The bill pasti-
‘ ted by the House reached the Bciiato‘
about ten days ago. During that
time the Senate baa had alumni con. '
tiuuouo sessions, but only one friend
or the railroads has been heard. The
committee has given the best attain
tion poaslblc to the bill, but there has
been no time to consider the upload
month and there are sevutui believed
to he vol y important No decision no
~ to an effort to pose the bill this sea-
sion has been reactiod. but with the
limited time at thou dlspoaal it would
scout that the: o in very little Prospect
01 that iotltlit before adiontnmcnt,
with only ten days of the session lett
and with much other imperative busi-
noon to be performed it would!
hardly scent probable that the tnost‘
Important economic quotation of the
day could be diapered of in so short
a time. and especially in View ot’ the
fact that only one aide of the aunt!
tion has so for been presented to the
committee. "
Mr. Cormack a member or the com-
mittee on interstate commorcc,, excus
ed himself from speaking for the com
mittoo. on the mound that “such 3011i
one harmony cxlats there as to oblit-
crate artpy lines " lie could usable,
the Sean: (9 that all of the committee
are actuated by a keen desire to exert
cute at the calliest possible moment;
"the promises made by the pi C‘lldOlll
of the United States and through the
medium of the Democratic platform.
and to add that it is the intention ot'
the 11 hole committee to be guided in
this matter. by the president. "
“indeed" he added. “I may go far-
that and any. knowing the chairman 01’
the committee will (OIIGCI me it I am
on cart. that'l am authoiized to tntorm .
the Senate that all the members ret:«‘
ognizo In the president the foremost
disciple and abieut lieutenant oi Wti-‘
Ham .1. Bryan."
The statement caused a general
burst oi laughter and the incident
closed.
SPECULATORS ENCOURAGED.
Yesterday’s Operations on the Stock
Market Were of a Gratifying Nature.
WALL STRElC’i‘,' Feb. 2t.-—'l‘lio OD'
cratious in today's stock market were
of a character to encourage the hope
iont‘,r deferred of an active entry in«
to the market. of the public at large.
The. principal sharp Ill the market
hitherto has been attributed to pro
toasioual operators. including the us-
ual contingent of board room traders
and it more influential element of wool
thy men who make the campatcns in
the mock market on a large scale and ;
win. command almost boundless i'c-i
sources for all thn operations inciden-
tai to such a campaign. The built-111
dormant for mocks up to thin time" ban
been entirely iucouspr‘cuous. but 91'»
idcnce were unmistakable today that
the public was coming freely into the
market. The title of the burial: tit"
inunti bad all of the impressive sweep
of periods of widwpread speculation
and the ltlm'ctnonis were charactorinv
ttcaily lacking in special news to ex-
plain them. The only news which
I seemed to be re zarricd was an advance
»i11 price Wimiorcr this occurted it
f11in sure to be followed quichh by
i ,
1.11 smginz demand which churned up!
the patticuiar stock allotted into 110
lent nctivttv and buoyancy. All news
was favorably interpreted or: it that?
wan not feasible. was ignored. Union
iV Pncilic was the actuation of the 111m"
' hot and was carried irresistibly to a
record price level The previous rec-
ord of 133 was touched in'Muy. 1902.
during tho period of buying of the.
stock in retaliation for the campaign
by its owucru for'control of Northern
i i’acillc. information from 1vell=inlorm~
yod sources precluded the Idea that
anything like a corner in the stock
was threatened. Equally well-informed
authorities deprecated the talk that
any plan was in progress looking to a
change in tho hiatus of the company.
Banking interests near to the company
were authority for the opinion that
the movement was purely due to the
speculation in the stock. An even
more violent price movement was that
In Sloan Shetlleld Stool, which was
jumped up over 20 points. .ltuinoru
were plenty of a coating merger in
Southern iron companion. The report. .
cd abandonment of rain legislation for
thin amnion of Congress. tho hope,
that the New Haven labor trouble in
to bo arbitrutcd and the belief that.
the war ratcn or export strain will
anon be terminated were minor intlu—
euros in keeping up the demand, lint
the over riding factor won the growth
and spread of speculative excitement,
which bi'inlra increasing crowds of
ibuyoru into the placket. 'l‘ho closiuil
“be” was rather irregular. but the
l general chm-actor oi the day'u highly
speculative market was not altered by
this tract. Bonds were steadi'. but
V1vrtro not so active on stocks. To
let 111110555 ”035.000 U. 5 bonds were .
’ unchanged on call.
M... .’W
ADDITION TO DELL ISLAND GOT~
' ‘l‘AaE. " i
Josue 111.: Ferris in having 0. large
addition placed on the W F. Clmko
piece on Ball Inland, much
contly acquhmed
acuity purchased the strip of beach
cunt ot Iillt now rootdonce. has had one
or the three little houses which were 7
on it moved to the attic hill near the .
wall at the entrance to the island. A '
accoud house hail been placed on the .
iaiii aunt. of the Foster barn. . i
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CHiCKENB iN BAKEQHQP.
dlotown on Saturday
room. The indication]: were that.
they had been there all winter The ‘
baker antd it. was warm and that made
the bean “lay good." The better we:
ordered to remedy the contiltinnii at.
once. and his shop will be closed it it
can be done under the statute. «- ' ,
he on L
. Mr. Clarke, who rt» 2
Factory inspector Melanin unearthed '
an unhculthy stain or attuirn in Mld- ;
night. iltltiliitt ~
that a man who hita‘n collar buttery 3.
was keeping chickens in the name.
4
scorn noawt‘nnk'st'oana'r DRY ooons‘u‘onsn
AGENT For: MAY MA‘NTON’S PATTERNS.
oi the February output.
Children’s Fleece Lined Vests. were 25c. now 19c.
Children's Grey Mixed Vests and Pants. were 25c. now 191;.
Ladies’ Ribbed Vests and Pants, were 50c. now 39c.
Men's Negligce and Stiff Bosom Shirts. were 50c. now 39c.
One lot of Men's Four-in-Hand and Tech Ties. were 251:, now 19c '
One lot of Men’s Gloves and Mittens, were 25c. now Igc.
On lot of Men’s Gloves and Mittens. were 50c. now 39c.
February finds us in fine forth: for doing business. Some Winter-
stuii yet to be disposed at but much that is bright, lresh and new to
talk about; between the two you can do some very profitable trading.' '
Price of course is a prime factor in stimulating trade at this season
of. the year. but it does the trick. Few people are above being econoQ '
micai. The “left overs” go at a loss, and we’re glad to see them go.
The new stuff is shaved of its rightful margin to increase the volume ‘ ‘
All our Ladies‘ Shirt Waists at less than cost.
One lot Uadies’ Corsets in White, Black and Grey, were $1.00
now 501:.
All our Furs at one-half price.
83-85 Washington Street.
New Wat's is.
New Spring Models in China. Silk
Waists~white and blackwvalue, $3;
Special, $2.25.
N. E. RYAN,
86 WASHINGTON ST., '
SOUTH N ORWALK.
“IN THE SOUP."
our fine. fresh soup meats furnish
a “stock” which makes appetizing
and healthful initials for luncheon
and dinner. But soup meat is
only a small item with us—we
look to our steaks and roasts to
bear out the statement that there’s
no better butcher shop in town
than Schaub’s. It’s A! as to qual-
ity. cleanliness and price.
SCHAUB’S MARKET
22 wnsmucroa srassr.
'Fhone. 322-2.
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THAT’S ALL.
HIGHLAND
THE HARRIS Sr GANS CO.
PHONE 342-5.
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lilo option no 1111111.; no
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6.9.1.15 to our
course Buttons
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~ittelum.
(litres Sore Th out 11th and mentored 't‘t units taken on
Grip and Plenritly mtg)! thsgwhoie system that; magic. 14
125 DOSES (in.
n. to memory n 00., INDIANAl’OLlD, inn. .‘
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. our means: ‘
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