Tallinn v MARCH 9. tons.
moisture AimInIo tor Tamermwtl
Sunrises 6.12; setss.55 “ I
High tide 1.17 s. m.;1.35 p. m.
lamina ssrvrmst TELEPHQJ
'WIId-vldltor's AlloIlciIInoI.
m nil-Business on».
m rflitorlel Rodin.
«t4, «lunch Office. Nor-.mlit.
Thebest we cn‘n’é'ive the childiéh is A
‘I good education. and this means do
II all we can for the public schools.
. vised the "white rest cure" fort ner-
,I names. These will be carefully gene
ligation by congrcss.
I
The New York subwaystriko hire»-
sponsthle for the joke or the year~
Dulengers were permitted to ride on
0. Belmont corporation without pay
till. rare. ‘
.—
A‘ new rural free delivery route has 4 "
just been opened at Sabbntus, Maine.
in which the mail carrier enjoys the
unique experience of driving" into (our,
town and three counties in his circle
or Wentydlve mills-I.I ‘I’I‘he towns are
Webn‘tel‘. Bowdoln.‘ thchneld, and
Want. lino the counties or e Androscos'
sin, Begadahov and Kennebec. ‘
“The Prussian authorities are taking
Steps to prevent the unlawlt‘il- Muse of
the predil- “volt.”
been ordered to send in lists of_ an
oval" by the heraldsandsii persons
using this highly prized addition but
not entitled to 'do so" Will bc’i'tiforint‘d
that'i tiniest: ItheyI discontinue its use
they will be punished.
, mm...—
The managers of the St. Louis expo
sition sold the buildings and materials
at the end of the show to a Chicago,
company for $145,000. It is alleged
that the property was worth 32.000.0th '
and the Chicago company will proilt
to the extend of $1,250,000 on‘the op-
eratio'n. There is a suspicion of
“graft" and a talk of a possible inves~
A wndon society physician has rle
vous patients. The treatment is given
in a room in which everything“ is
white, the patient nearing it while
gown. it is said that all this Is very
restful to the nerves. This physician
says colors have much to do with
health. lied is heating and exciting
and should be sparingly used. Pink
has the same effect. but in less de~
gree. Yellow is depressing, "but: is
told, “a color one admires, hilt never
embraces,” green is unbecoming and
unsatisfactory, brown irritating to the
nerves pad black worst of all.
FEMININE TOPICS.
Corsets lil‘t‘ long over the hips and in
the back. This gives the foundation
for a. figure which should not be de-
formed with ill-lilting lingories. iiiri
sumeliow i can never thrill of “lin-
gerie" being applied to ill-lilting uri-
dei‘wear. .To nit.- tho nrrmc means only
that underwear made by the )‘ienth
which is or fine fabric, accounted by
hand, perfect in tit. and fashioned by " I
han
Ad good many of the fancy. linen
costumes have their skirts made with
yoke tops of onlbroldtry. or plain
yoircs edged with embroidery set on iii
points, the pluitcd skirt falling bill
from under these points. The. yoke
and the bodicr are of similar design
it more \vomen would lcnln to tickle
the palates of their little masculine
werld. instead of attempting to szilf
the eye with gorgeous twoiicts there
would be more homes and fewer clubs.
fewer discontented women and more
domestically inclined men .——Whrrt-to-
Eat.
The next time you cook hosts bake
them and not boil them; you ll had
them Jiicier and sweeter I
Wide collars are soon on a good
many of the grr'ls summer dresses or
the heavier cottons-plques and the
like. These wide collars call for loose
blouse waists and round skirts.
Let the chlillt painter who wants a
rich and ei‘iccllvc tit-sign tor a tank.
and get the‘Kernnllc Studio of current
tune. The full, ripe Swedish goose-
borriee caught through the handle and
tiling-around the Jar tempt one to pluck
them and out so real are they.
”There seems to he ll gent'rnl‘deslru
ltd-arrange the flowers about the home
.- I The
”it: Qlifibrd Hohei D-
ron it'soAN'r coins or doom
‘ WWI-i PRIVATE sArHs A'F‘
I ‘ ArrnAcrIvs PRIGEI.
stud-In—
‘ flosspn L. WALZ, PM
.I AND R". ’
Proprietor Hotel Mannheim.
I
w.
'l‘elephono 808. I. j I4
The police have .
0- M. PEARSON.
Build . Up
.V Your System!
Neglect and carelessness arc the general causes
of all disease.
People never become dangerously sick until
Ifter nature has given them many warnings
The great mistake is not paving attention to
these warnings
When you feel “run down ” “used up " “ ncr
vous,’ '.tired most of the timewit means that some
thing is wrong and nature is naming you
You need more nerve force to build up your
m
system.
Strengthen your nerves, increase your nerve
force and your health will takcc are of itself.
Science u 1th its uncrrillg methods of research
has proved that the various or Vans and tissues of
the body continue in health and perform their
work properly as long as their ncrve supply to:
tains its vigor and strength
But if the nerve: degenerate or lose power from
poor nourishment or any other cause, the entire
physiological mechanism of the body is thrown
out of gear and “e have as a result some "run-
down” condition or disease
The heart. the stomach. the liver. all have their
great nerve pcntrcs which supply them with the
power to‘ work properly W hen tllcsc nerve cen-
tres are wdikencd these important organs cannot
act properly.
“For five years I was in very bad health
and the doctors and medicine failed to help
I:, me until i became seriously Ill, and then I
began using Pslno’l Celery Compound i do-
rlved great benefit "on It at once. i com-
menced to gain In weight and gain»! thirty-
nlnI pounds in three months. it‘ gave me
great strength and built up my entire Iyo- '
tom. l have recommended it to some of my
friends and It did them a great deal of
good."——O. M. Pearson. Seattle, Wash.
Prof Phelps of Dartmouth l. diversity. was the
first physician to cnunciate the principle which to- 4
day is recognized as one of the foundations of the I
science of medicine ~th great enlightening truth.
that the nerve system rules all the body 5 health.
The nerves must lime food to keep up their
strength. Their food is not the some food that
we usually know.
He sought and found the. food that builds up
and restores the nerves-«his cclcrt formula which ,
has become famous as Painc‘ s Celery Compound ‘
—-thc celebrated nerve vitalizcr and ionic.
Paine s Celery Compound is giving new new:
force to thousands ctcrv day by feeding and re-
storing the mum to their full strength. It
never fails to build up a run down system to l
full ruddv health 1
Two days’ treatment proves its marvelous
power. it bradcs you up You feel better at
once.
Sick headache palpitation dizziness, and
heartburn are usually relieved by a single dose
of Paine's Celery Compound".
Remember this. ——l‘ainc’ s Celery Compound is
the, prescription of one of the most famous physi-
Ificians this country has ever knowm and all repu-
table Druggists sell and recommend it.
WILLS. RIOHARD‘IDN I. 00.
IURLINOTON. VERMONT.
J
'MHM
Japanese-wise, lliirpor's ilirzcr suni— livery fillnily of standing iillrl artistic
marines .iupuilosc liorul itl'l‘llilgl'lilt‘ilill riiiy correct vuscs. \’iliil~»illlltlt‘l'ii and
in this way: leach setting of iioworsl iiowei-s and the manner of t-lltr-rmino
or plants must represent eultli. ulr. ing an fronorcrl visitor is to ask him to
ind writer, or heavenL .mth and man. arrange some flowers. The guest is
In placing blossoms ill d‘ vast‘ the vase governed by rigid lows. He must not
Illld water are chill), the short-stem.
:neri flowers intro and the tall onus",
heaven. The l‘illillflt‘litlon or this prilr-I
I-iple, the delicate subtle meanings llllll:
nroprictles are infinite. There are
flowerit which rcprenvnt months lllltl
flowers which represent days. rind. as
every Japanese house oIoiititiils lion “ill.
they form a rulendnr for the Initiated
...... x-....i.
for'thnt takes over much time. He
always offers to destroy what he hurt
inns. Only when ho ll! urged by his
lacs. I‘lnly whorl ii" is urged by his
host.- does he lcnvo llwtlitlse are ox"
lilllDlI-I-l of the long list of restrictions.
.'l‘heiniprincse knows theni us he
ltnoWs his language and his literature.
Ironic. i is
In more than a. cough; ill the deep-seated inflam-
motion or catarrh of the bronchial tubes and
lungs~allied to; asthma and ‘llhe most militia!
warns of eonsntnption. Ill homes all schools oi
modiolilo, and cough dares, loaded with ner-
.. I I, notice are worthless and list-mini. because no
smelly token internally: only. ever did or can
. BRAZILIAN BALE, the germicide het-
saint. alone has triumpheddn every case tor I20
.
‘9 W ltiid BE HERE to bathe the throat
on! Hahn every lg'rht. Thu“! the secret. .iltd
I, redirects the inflammable , kills the germs, stops the
inn on raising oil phlegm, optimising the lungs bathe vigor
in It. Go the has or” at 00 hditm..rteep up the Mormons
mmrwwmnit ‘we no miles a once clone rim to
butane of quick cotton pilolr atropine or dullness. ‘
r ‘ Indianapoliuflndtsnsi
make too elaborate all arrangements
‘ crossed tilt“, “whim“
lwltb God throng he so
Eli H; “5
Unique. But Impressive ligature
Connected with Yesterday 3
Evangelistic Services~Vislt
to South Norwsllt lllgh School 1
Tomorrow
A stimewhntn hippo but very impres»
sive feature of estorday's meeting in'
connection with the union evangelisticE
movement was 'the tibscinbling or the
large chorus choir which consists or
singers from all four Methodist
churches. in the~bnsenieut of the South
Norwaiit Methodist Church. from 5 to
7 o'clock. The purpose of the gather-
ing was that the members of the chorsu
, might come into closer Christian rei-
lowshlp and thus ithc hotter preserve ‘
the deep religious impressions which
have into made as they have labored
in the services tindtr the direction or
Evangelist Meredith
Dining his brief stay Mr. Meredith a
work of rehearsing the chorus. which
is so often merely lnechilplcai, has been
greatly blpsstd or ed and it was
felt by many that or him to meet
the cherub ill serial rind religious lei»
lowslrlp before he rtl town Would help
pelpi tunic the god which he lies been
enabled to do. A light sunny-i was
sorted anti about 1"i3 persons nosrimbi-
ed. The doxoiogy was sung at the be.
ginning. and litter refreshments Mr
Meredith opened tilt.» exercises with
.i briof address calling upon ii .1 Hip-
iron. the chairman of the neutral biti-
sit tonllnittt-o. for an uddthss. lie in
turn called for a word oi grouting from
Mrs. “tilllii‘l'fiifln, who graciously rec
Fillllllit‘ll. A, N. Paddock. wliohils giv~
on his services for two weeks as or-
ganist, was called on for n fewv‘re-
marks
A suggestion “as then made that tho
thorns should reflect a permanent or
grilrizntion for gospel singing, which
one very licnttlly endowed by a un-
animous vote An entire: sion of thanks
to Mr. Meredith was then taken by ris-
ing volr- whirlr was unanimous Mr.
Mt‘lt'tlitll thin made a strong plea to
any who had not yet admitted Christ
uniting the chorus to do so. lho itcv.
1.. it. Moore made the cl ins address.
wliith moved all hoartslflzind flirted a
fervent primer. Mill! .1 A Ric artisan,
to whom spctinl credit in due {or this
ilievtlilg. offered her diorqe for the use
oi the r-hoius in rehearsing. The Rev
A l. liubbnld also spoke briefly Mr
licnderson arid the patriots oi the South
and East Norwalk churches View un-
able by this pi’cssifl; duty to attend.
Meeting at Wheeler’s? Straw Hat
Factory.
Through lilo courtesy of Arthur ii.
Wheeler Messrs. Henderson and More-
dlth accompanied by the pasture of the,
Norwnlk and Sonthifiorw'uiit Methodist
Churches visited the Straw Hat Fac-
tory on Butler sirwt Norwnlk yester-
tiny and were every card! lly received.
Mr Merl-dill rtrrtlored tospol solos
and Mr Henderson 3 eke on “The in-
rcrlotl Life." ills t might we: that
the romprulion (i rncn and women was
to live life upside down. , The things
‘ll. r liod lillt‘ltil‘tl to he on ,top, men
put down. while the mal‘ely material
mutters oi food and clothing and men
by and pinv with h were perfectly pro
’pcr in lircltishitcs. were made hurtful
_ltI int-n bet. nits-'0 lilo-I him: to them the
Standing on a table 1
supreme place
\llilt‘ll brought his head Within a low
inches oi the ceiling. enforced his
words by touching the er shore him
and saying that no r nleant every man
io'livo on rho top ooroixliie unit not
in the collar Alter the address which
was listened to with chinost attention,
the gentlemen were about to retire,
but here timed to roman; longer with
the request. that Mr dith render.
another song which we done; '
Afternoon Meeting at Nat-walk.
The-severe storm of the afternoon
could not keep away the peoplo.front
the silt-incon meeting at the Norwnlk
Methodist Church. evidencing the hold
which these mecungshnvo taken. Mrt
Henderson continued his thought on
"Partnership Willi God," considering
i'tnliy as the Basis of Partnership "
'l‘lic Scriptural passages expounded
were those which called (or sophrntlon
from sin. The two calls “Conn: yo
out from among theni.“,snd "Be ye
separate" and the No promises "i
will receive you" and "i will be to you
a Father” were considered The pro
misc of God through .tiie prophet
"From all yorrr faithietisness and from
all your idols will i nice so you. ” was!
ilristralotl very forcibly y referential
to the lite or Abram.
trlarth rlld not enter i to iio’nrp'lelle
partnership with God unt‘i .hs hall at v-
an up till lllrrt conneci‘vi him with the
old idolatrous liit- hen he lett us
he departed from his country and his
kindred. but riid not lenve hilt father" a
house for his rather we cut with him.‘
and it was not until he lath. lia'rinr and
hiked alone
linden of the
. new country that he was cleansed from
all his idols and entered into full part-
licrshlp with God. , l
Thong real. pa- l
- ~ CIIt'MIln. Potato". Per-Pk"
All the world or iashlon is talking Monitor; \‘
MOHAIR is I. fabric thatlés as distinctive and worthy as either Stilt
or Velvet
MOHAIR is lustrous and strong-defies dust and dampness.
MOHAIR is the peer or apy fabric. as far as beauty of weave and ex-
qulsite coloring is concerned
MOHAIR by sheer merit has forced itself to the top notch of favor as a
' leader at fashion , . I
tronnin isn fabric that's suitable for ,’~
Milan
IIAS NO 8083117“!
condition of that coming. Mr. Kaye
negh. who was suffering from a cold}
and could not pica” h unlawml i iii. a.
most eilective exhortation, emphasiz-
ing the need Oi exercising the Will
and limiting a decision for Christ
Acknowledgement Service Tonight.
'l‘lrr first or two special closing ser-
vices will be held tonight This will.
be known as an "Acknowledgement?
Survitc." and special preparation in‘
prayer and effort is being made
Will Visit High School Tomorrow.
Mi. Meredith will sing and Mr. Hon-
derson speak at the High Schooll
building tomorrow at 11:30 Five
liletililgs rue thus being planned for
the dosing day one at the school two
fuller v meeting s and the (losing after
noon and evening services.
union“ dilate
EATHING entire:
panes cosronns
snir'i'r WAIST son‘s
novsr surrs .
clans; nnnssns
“molten surrs ‘ ,
AurouonlLa coit'rs
PETTICOATS
sesnna'rnskrsrs
ou'rlivo cos'ruuns
TRAVELLING spire
REV. DR. SMYTH'S BILLS.
New Haven Pastor Still Working on:
Corrupt Practices Act. ,
HARTFORD March 9——=Dr Newman
We how: a comprehensive sssorttnent‘oi MOliAiRS.
PRICES FROM 39c UP TO $1.50.
56 inch Plain Mohair, Priestly make, rain and spot proof, navy ‘nnti
bl c 75
Smith presented to the Judiciary com a k c ‘ I
milieu today another bill on corrrrptl 44 inch tine hair. tine cord, rich silky finish, blue. brown and
practices drawn by State Attorney Wiiu A ' .
“runs. of New Haven county. The bill black, 75‘“ ’
gitos to any colnnllssionc of th l St t
Police power m conduct an inqiliryna: Mohairs in nest checks. metaiic dots and novelty. effects. doc
to whether any «time has been com-
a . . ' . ' E
milled tiller such commissioner has nd 8100 .
received the written request of any
state‘s ntornov prosecuting attorney
of any tonrt or common pleas or of the
distrir: court of Waterbury. or or any
city. town or borough COUI‘,l or uponi
lilt' written request of any elector ap~'
ploied in writing by the stale attor-‘
any or the county in which such elec
tor resides. The commissioner is in
vuszcd with the power or subpoena I
punishment for contempt and all the 0” TROLLEY L'NE'
powers of acourt He is to be allow Property formerly owned by H. L
hit stlhb andsy and |necessary expenses WHITE. deceased
r r
0 0 m0 Btiilfl iy employed An CONSISTING OF
important {entitle of lile hill is the
power of appllcnuoa given to any 8‘ Rarior. Dining Room and Bed Room
actor. gem. in heavy oak and walnut, Side-
board. Extension Tables, In oak and
walnut Chairs. Rockers, Tables, 01T§0r%alk.tlnfsagg District deceased.
Couches. Lounges. Hannin Lampsv 8 our 0 ohate tor the Dis
CEJVE SILVER ,SERV'CE- and Fancy Lamps, General l-gioulehold lrict of Norwalk hath limited and al-
NORFOLK, 'Vo., March ‘Q.—The Goods. etc. The Carpets are Moquetto, 10ch six months from the date new
tinted States cruiser Galveston, to Brussels, and average 26 to 40 yard! 0! for the creditors of said Estate to
”In". (mumpmd and p uced 1,, ,0,“ .each. exhibit their claims for settlement.
u iguimr or the \lorfolk nary ,. lri .. ill The sale will take place at the above Those who neglect to present their ac
snll lit.\'i Wednesday for Galveston, described premises, on .counts MODE”? attested within mp1
Tums to receive a. slver service. to MONDAY MARCH 13 1905 time will be debarred arecovery. All
he puigcmd by the citizen of 631v .3 . . I' I ' , persons indebted to said Estate‘are re-
ton, lfpnir it"! return, the cruiser uill AT 1° OCLOCK, FORENOON' 'QHGBN—‘d 10 make immediate payment
have her 'l‘rrlo route’ irliri trip over 8a|s Rain or Shine, the Real Estate to
the measured course oil Newport, it Having Boon Sold.
. DASKAM, Auctioneer.
m.” .. .. _. o ..
Tel. Call 322~4.
For the Lenten Season.
We have prepared to furnish you with Strictly Fresh Home Eggs
brought in daily and can supply you 'just as satisfactorily as if you
had a chicken farm of your own. We quote today Fresh Home, .
Eggs. 29c per dozen.
Fancy Norway Blaster Mackerel, white and fine. Gorton' s Pure '
Codfish. Smoked Bloater Herring. a for 5c. Columbia River Sal-
mon in small or large cans. Block Island Lobster. Sardines Sonnet!
‘Mackerel. Kippered Herring. Anchovies' Boneless Hemngin
glass Jars. '
Jams, Jellies. Marmslades, and everything you may want in keep.
ing with the Lenten Season.
Charles E Seymour
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST. LEADING GROCER. SO NORWALK. CONN
. Big 7'0ay'ISele'iif Groceries. unmanned. MciI4. Ending S‘atl‘ ‘ ll ll.
Now is the time I little money will no ”A great wasjt thi busy stars I
book if you do your tradin
l is flull‘lMOOd A No.1 oils
PLANNING FOR lNBPECTlON.
AUCTION A regular weekly dill of company
n an held at the Arm ry last ven-
in, in ring the evening, the mom on:
pRospEc-r H EIGHTS, ROWAYTON practiced the gentle art or rolling shel
CONN ter tents in anticipation of the gener-
iai inspection of the two local compon-
‘ies on March 22nd.
SOLVENT NOTICE. I
District of Norwalk Des, Probate
1906.
Court March 2nd. A
Estate of William M. DBauntiers this
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CRUISER GALVESTON TO RE-
JOHN H. KNAPP.
Executor.
, 1112-9-16
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sol-vie. pm Evening“, Walter Inkerls or Malawi 0““, chain Lil‘snj'CIIilIrrlII‘ Hams. P" am Label or Gold Rook esteem
An exriollenl alienilsllbmwr' the can, , ‘ 18o ‘ lb., , ‘ 7%“ 'BM" 20¢
hlohl mgrk‘etltl’te eliciting ”ml” Title e] . I ‘ “ .. r ‘ j ' '
flfgl (I Ol'llfl ll tof‘ifl aw 'i Willi V0 I ‘ 4’ .I . ‘II .'
“Mtg“ “a“ “mimmggrgrg? {gel Its easy to I‘Ill I1hook with Hunt stamps whorl yoilv do your More hm I
open rig prayer was o a , 4 4
33' iii itififiviniii‘riiigrgmlfiu‘igg moli'll'l'iiniii‘mmflir rs- Lure-5° 6M?“ . 4 M Mill 3 rs. lost“ touchzimmuwmr V. lb rmr
{tar "31% utensil“ ,‘if"’l" Arman”? ”Hi-minumni With 3% M 9M“, Bulgnhgmfiony 1th ll lb. Plum to Hunt???” with it lb. birdied“
o “‘ e tits 0 I s r ' i ‘ " ‘ , I
.40,“ the “and“. 01m Ind .ps mg. to Hunt “Imps With '14 lb. Best 5 no» its in with I can Juno I, 7
olplenh at Jesus wit said}. [i lzli tol- luck Peppnr. ‘* 10o ' t, In". 12c “Mm: "‘“I' m” ' '5' “u"
love hear-out” than all lib-iv they. 10 Hunt temp. with 2 lbs. out titanic. with 1 m. but No. I ,I
[little word Will-I other fifimn nib Ilium mun Ian I Hunt summiwmi l.'Il: Mir-tulips
roptrltstlon of the scene I.I-4cm otImp‘IIwitn 1 Phil. Moli- m5. wildfl lunacy No. ' balloon; ;, ,. , ,I,, :3. ills.
Chill bf’no i ll). OX- IMHO“ I“. 100 . HUM “It!” With 4 “'0' .
collect Inna.~‘--bu. " 3:38. thrice were I Hunt «ships with y. lb. snm- so Hunt males with l in. choice “um “44“.: ~
worsens kept out or inclined God tied 0090an t. OI . ' W4 1““
income though in .n my sent it l-lrmvimm I with i Pkg. iiion- ‘ p‘iwlul 14. to. sin us. are. 0 WM {item til 1 “I. “W
debut theyy‘l’ere re :1 to pale? except .‘I'I'oh com arch: .' in tile celled. . ‘ I [NEE 1“
'9" ill” . ‘ '
deal at ‘N‘mtfl‘ igloo KI“ ‘ ‘i‘ Watch lor- our IlrouIIr. It oonlsimmrddn it re uracil“. cut out scoped” «I: list to up;
tent. of cream tin , ii on , stdnips in» In carillon to your regular carotid“. ,. , ,3, .
Idii ‘lll'o' ll rilllliip they all}; _ * ‘ "‘ .
reentry Inherit gilt .
wiry iciefrrly dint”),
{hat tooling was It ,
H he at Chrlsi; toII ‘
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