out ever produced led to
fit: or an alarm or lire from
averting. Fifitnith was
- the furniture store of A.
vine and Son. in Washington
an looking in he saw what up-
e II Iierce continuation in
itvrootn or the store. Every
who lnoked In at the trout or the
iii; n‘gtrt. the saute way. invoi-
, II however. showed that the tire
Ichilly it hontire built in the your
9‘ or. which nbowed through the
Ira In u very peculiar manner.
on Hook and Ladder Company
ppm HOIIQ Company responded
flout there. was no work for
e. do.
M.
Nomo FIRE ALARM aoxels.
Mlmtnt orient John H. Hoyt has AI-
.. may Fixed Seven.
be change In the arrangement of
' Idle Norwnlk fire alarm boxes.
allotment are being put into
not by John H. Hoyt. superintendent
I 'eyatem.
Oh Inn with box keys at their ends
,lng suspended on poles contain-
' the boxes. so that no delay may
result In sending in a helium.
m boxes equipped Its above deucrib.
In! his morning. .Wel‘c Nos. 15, 28. 32,
h“. .56, and 62.
is not thought that this promis-
II placing of keys will cause many
also alarms to be rung in as every
y is aware that such no not icnlnils
severe penalty,
”n-
FIRE POLICE STILL LEADS.
. Norwalk Fire Police forged t‘ur-
. :8. ahead Saturday night In the tutor-
company pool tournament with Hope
one Company. The contestants in
Stairway night’s game were William
' e and Charles Ethler the former
; g by the score of it) to 80. The
l 'oore oi the three games is nOW'
re Police ...................... 292
Ho e Hose ...................... 264
The players for this evening are Ev-
rett Bylng’tou, of the Fire Police, and
George Smith, of Hope Hose. *The
8 will be played III the boeernerr's
oadquariers in Water street
BAPTIST CLUBS CONCERT
A free concert is being planned for
Friday night by the Philuthea and
char Clubs of the South Not-walk
flptlst Church. The program wll
donInIn recitations by Miss Ethel 'l‘ili.
.or the Rock Barr-d. solos by Robert
Kline 01’ New York. buritoue; Mrs.
vTheron Bradley of East Norwulk:
thrles C. Oren of New Haven tcnor
Phey., will be accompanied by Miss
Nine. Lewis. of Norwalk. and there will
6 organ selections by Fr 'I‘“(l0llt II An
WW5.
TRACT FOR FACTORY.
Driver Lost A Rein. end Wu Ilnnhlo
to control Animal.
Captain iilllln Campbell. of the South-
ern New lowland Telephone Company.
stopped a thrilling runaway this noon
in trim! or the telephone otiice. I
A pair or heavy draught horses at
tacked to It large term wagon started
on Railroad avenue. The driver lost
one of the reins and was unable to con-
trol them. They' run up railroad eve-
nuo and tur I‘Pod the corner or Wash-
ington street where they took to the
sidewalk and placed it large number at
pedestrians to. danger. Mr. Campbell
new them coming and with character-
:fitlo bravery run out and stopped
em.
DR. GREGORY’S RETURN.
Ha. Boon Sojourning In Europe and
Expected to Arrive Home
March 28th.
Dr. James G. Gregory who has been
sojourning in Europe for a number of
weeks mostly in the vicinity of the
Medlttoranenn. will sell from Naples.
Italy, on the steamship Cretic for
home March 17th, and is expected to
arrive March 28th.
Among the pieces visited by Dr.
Gregory while abroad. have been
Rome. Genoa Gibraltar. etc. Mr. and
Mrs. Murruon B Raymond with whom
he went to Europe will remain tor
sometime longer before beginning the
homewurd journey.
‘ OBITUARY REOORD.
CHARLES W. BENNE’I‘T.
Charles W. Bennett died ut his homo
in Duribury, Saturday, in the littictlr
your of his age. He. was a brother of
E. R. Bennett. and :1 son of the late
Charles H. Bennett, of East Norwulk.
HI:- leaves a widow in 'Dunbury.
lv‘l'NERAl. Olv‘ FRANK S. COWLES.
The funeral of Frank S. Cowles, the
deceased president and treasurer of
the Norwulk Lock Company. will be
hcld from his late residenoc, 8 Arch
strcct. Wednesday afternoon. The
Rtvv. George D. Egbert. pustor oi' the
Norwulk (‘longregatlonul Church. will
oiliclutc and the remains will he plac—
cd in the receiving vault at Rivcreidc
I-cmctory. Members of St. John's
Lodge. No. 6. F. and A. M., of Nor-
uttlk, will act as pull boatrcrs.
lv‘i'NERAi. ()Iv‘ MRS. SMi'l‘ll.
Funeral services over the remains of
Mrs, Peter Smith. wife of the cnrctuk
er of the Mathews place in West avo-
true. will be held tomorrow rti‘toruoon
from the lodge. III. 2 o'clock. The Rev.
W. 'I‘. Iluucun will edit-lute und in
itvgtrment will be at Riverside. Mrs.
Smith died Snturday. lrcr dcccuee III-lug
duc to typhoid fever
lv‘IlNERAI Olv‘ S. W DISBROW.
'I‘lIe I‘uncral of thc Into Samuel Vi’.
illubrow son of Mr. illlti Mrs. John (I.
C N
Lesll Glinllill" hue rcccitcd the con-
treat I build the latv'lorr Im w. (3.;
LeCou i on Chestnut strcct. the plan»
for W iclI wr-Ie druuu some iirru.v .Igo.
by chliect A N. Paddock 20 Fuel
Il.treet New Y‘ork. The plane cull:
40? a one- -story building. 40 \ 70 feet
Imhuit of cement blocks. The plunt
is to be operated by electricity. Wor k;
'T will he isturtod in about a month or}
six weeks.
i.
l
DEMATO PAID COSTS OF CASE
‘ Michael Dcuruto rIlIutgcd with the
heft of five cents north of old lrou
tom the New Y',ork New Iiuvcn and
Hartford Railroad Company, was tried
before Judge Joseph R. Taylor. this
morning. in the Town Court. The (‘tvlSt‘
was united on payment of costs. lic—
mnto was arrested int-It week I)_\ run
the railroad detectives and the (' .ISI‘
was continucd until todaI.
v‘vFIGURING RESIDENCE PLANS.
.Plane' drawn by Architect A. N. Pnd
(lock. 20 East 42d street, New York
are being figured for the proposed rosi-
once in be erected on Elmer est for W.
“Been. It will be of frame con-
_ cilon 30 x 40 feet two and onc- btilt‘
nodes high, with modern plumbing
Hind hot air hoot The (out will be
about $6,000.
, REV. CARPENTER ILL.
with: to lUness. Rev. Hugh B. Our -.
.. woe unable to preach at the
I 4.
, or the Yale Divinity School.
, urtn read the report of the Stu-
IDS SODERBTROM‘“ RESIGNS.
Hill“ Vivien Sodersirom, who lure
' 8ome tithe been stenogrulrer with
‘ butlnnbury und Mathewson (lotu-
he‘o resigned and will act-opt II
no [idlition in New York.
iron 325.000; oo-r six cEN'l's.
Ii Wheeler of South Norwulk.
" awarded damages of six
libel unit. for $25,000 which
3i..,.sgnlnut the Standard Un-
ro Itiyn newspdner. '
v
:El’i' Investment for ”your I;
‘ Point and her wharf.
. untl came up the harbor.
I tore J Inigo Bradley, of Wost..port who
. oi' I‘mwuyton.
l)i~.brIou. oi iii iiuriluud snout. wus
ltcld yesterday front the family homc
.in Havilund SII‘I‘I‘L Rcv. W. W. '1‘.
Duncan olIIcInII-d. ”Ibo interment. Wire
in Rivrvrsido Cemetery.
i-‘Nil Iv RAI, Oiv‘ SAlIvile‘ El. MAI l{l\
'l‘bc funeral of Samuel Malkiu, who
Iuci a III-ugh. stvvlt'dniiicted dcuth Sui
'Iuitlnv, was hold this afternoon from
Iluv rcsideuco of his daughter. Mrs. Al-
luvrt A, litllS. in Ncivtowu uvcuuc. lir-
lt‘lllit‘lll With; at R‘vcrsidtv (‘emcttwyz
iv‘l'NElIAl. ()lv‘ MRS, NOII’ITHRIH’.
'l‘lrc. luucritl of Mrs, lvlll Northrop
\YIIS hold yesterday afternoon .‘l’rom lrct'
lntc home in Westport' uvemrc. 'I‘ht‘
I'lcv. DcWiIt 'I‘. Van Doron oiiittiolcd.’
and lntcrmcnt was at Riverside.
PAPER TRUST CASES DECIDED.
WASHINGTON. Munch 12.——vln no
opinion by Justice, McKonnu, the Sup-
rcme (‘ottri of the United Sluice utility
dcclded the cut-Ice .Igulhrsi Ilrc With so-
cs In tho Pupcr 'l‘rult IIuece ngu net
tlrcm holding that Iliuy should anstvor
the questions propoirided to them in
the proceedings against the alleged
trust brought by the government. 'i‘htt
crises originated in Mlnrreeotu lilitl Wie-
I-onsln. The Wisconsin cases were Ills-
missed for wunt of jurisdiction while
in the Minnesota cases the verdict of
Jlic court for the (district of Minnesota
was ufllrmed. v
-——-———
SOME BIRTHS LAST WEEK.
Among the Irdrths in Norwulk lust
\vcok were the following:
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Willinm Rowe.
ol‘ Spring Hill.
Daughter. ‘eileste, to Mr. and Mrs.
W: titer Scott of: (‘unnon utrcct
Son .laruce (‘Iztreon 'l‘tmor to Mr. and
Mill .lnhn Tenor of Main street.
liuughler Krrtwhleon to Mr and Mrs.
(‘ III-sicr Godfn vy of Summer etrcct
Son. WIlllIIzn Earle liyxbce. to Mr.
illlll Mrs. Edward Byxbcc, or Water-
Htt'eci. ' M‘
STEAMER MILDRED GROUNDED.
Sniurdny, time the Rndol oeytor stea—
IuIvr Mildred 'was coming up the harbor-
thc tide. was so low that she stuck on
the mud purl Ivuy between Dorlon'o
After about
no hour one was able to flout ngnln
IszvrIsrwuncl 'lelonleb
SMITH WILL QASE.
The :‘lmlib will use is on again be
prenit‘. on in place of Judge H W Gre-
8012‘!- 'Phe citse nrieee us it result. or
the will of the late Mrs. John O. Smith
Some or the helm are
contesting it.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
There was I'Wo inches of snow.
Ridgoiield lhlivii morning.
'IChIIIierI 0. (Edwards, of, the 11.6.
lilun Company. Bridgeport. was in this
in
,n
city today on hurricane.
Rev. Horace W Brynee of Ridgefield
preached it rather startling sermon
yesterday In the Ridgeiinld Methodist
Church. Hill subject was “In it 'l‘rue
'I'hat Gambling and Illicit Liquor Sell
tin: Are Carried on in Ridgettleid'!" Mr.
Byrneu predicted that muesli the gumb-
ting was stopped there wouldr. be a mur-
der in the town ”I“ too yam. He
thriller midi: that he and
. once of being Ill and the mutron ut
,IItii‘ailCe agent. left Ior New York to-
, lined thnti‘
thonyhitho Wit In no tinting v hilt
Hartford couple Held Under Bond. of
$1000 Each.
HARTFORD March 12 er. and
Mrs. Joseph Pobolonue. ultue Powell.
of New Britain. were arraigned In the
police court today. charged jointly and
eeveraily with stealing goods from the
department stores In this city, and
both were bound over to the Superior
Criminal Court under bonds of ii 000
ouch.
Mr. Pobolomre Willi ubio cbur ed
with receiving stolen goods. "he
prisoners worn rcprcueuted by connect
itlltl alter the lIcuIIlug luul been in pro-
gress 2 hours counsel for the dei'ouvv
durttn wnlved I‘urther Iixuruinutlon.
l'iel'orc elm wus IcnIoWd from lill‘
jull Mrs. I’obolouuu bud by tho llEit' ot‘
burned matches durkerrcu Ilt'i‘ cyn-
brown and druwu lines under bur oyoe
ostensibly to give herself the uppourv
the police station obliged her to wueh
her face before she entered the court
roonr. The value of the goods II I...
from the various stores in eetlurutctl
at $1. 000
COUNTY TA)‘ LAID.
One-Tenth of a Mill Decided on by
Senators and Representatives.
A meeting of the senators and rep.
I'euontntivoe of lv‘uirlield county qu:
held this morning ut the (Bounty C(llll‘l'
house in Bridgeport, to lay u county
ink.
The tax Itrid was one» tenth of :1 mill
und will rulse about 956.000 por uuv
uuru on the county grand llei. 'liu-
tax will be laid for fifteen months.
At the close of the meeting the
scnutors and representatives udjourn-
ed to the county jail. wltorc they were
guests of Sheriff Sidney W. Iiawicy.
At 1 o’clock. they returned to the cottrt
house, where the county commission
ors took them III charge and gave thorn
u bnnquct ut the Atlantic Hotel.
The obsenteoe Were Senators Sam-
il(l iv‘cuecndcn. Jeremiah Donovan. Alv
but W. Paige and Representative
ticor-gc Rockwell. of Ridgciicld.
KILLED DAUGHTER AND HIMSELF
NEW YORK, March i‘Z.——~Emil Fuhl.
II Gormanv wuitcr'. took his own lli‘c
last night lilitl illSO Hint of his live-
ycur-old duuglttcr bccausc of grief ovcr
scpurutiou from his wife. Mrs. h‘rilrl
left her husband six wccks ngo und lrc
rctuiucd custody of tho little girl. who
won tbclr only child. Lust night, uc-
cordiug to his ucighbors. the mun took
the child out to II thcutrc. Upon their
returrr ubout midnight be locked hot
in lilt' some room with lIlIIIsI-ll' uud
broke off It gas fixture. 'l‘ltc odor oi
g‘ns ubout doylight uttructcd Ilrc IItvlgli
bars who. hrcuklng down the door.
found lv‘uhl (loud illlll Ilrc child hIIrIvly
ulivrv. She won token to u hoepiiul.
witcrc slic died in It short llIIll.'.
NE WYORK CUSTOMS HOUSE OF
FICIALS.
WAISIIING'I‘ON. Mulch 12.”.IIII‘
president Ioduy lllltilt' tluv following no.
minutions for tbc customs districts of
Now York:
NIII'III olI'Iccr'v-le‘rI-dcrlck .l, II.
Kracklv.
(‘ollcctor of (‘III-ItIIIIIx-~~INIvI'IIIlII N.
Sit-unalturi.
Surveyor of (fttetoIIISv--.lurncst S,
('llli‘kSilll. II” of Now York stoic.
l’I-usion ii-imll ut Now Yorkv-vv—Micb-
ucl Kerwin. of New York.
United States nturuhuil tor the Ivuvu
I‘l'll district of Now York—Churltvs l.
Iluulwrl of New link.
.—
REPRESENTATIVYEQ GETTING
ANGRY
WASHINI‘ TON, hlIlIIIlI 12.~Stutc-
hood legislation formed our oi' the to-
DIN: of discussion ut the WWII iiOllSt‘
today. It chIvlopt-Il from the culls
on the president of spcnkcr 'iIIuIIoII
and chrcnentutivc Watson, of ludiunu
tlrc chubllcun "whip“ of the House.
that the members of tho House III-Iv in.
conned at the action of the Souutc not
only on he etntclrood bill. but on other
mumttrcs punsod by tho Ilouuo, which
have been received with dleupprnvul
by tho I-Iehntc.
“COG——
SEARCHING FOR DROWNED MAN.
IIAR'I'FORD, March l2.~ln uu- ulv
tempt to recover the bodies of Arthur
I‘. Prentice, used 24. and William A.
Moore. of Thompsonvllle. aged 23. who
Connecticut river near Wothornfleld
Cove, yesterday. eight bouts equipped
with men and uppurhtue nru grappling
in the vicinity of the accident Ioduy.
'l‘ho cunoc wns ouelzcd in the Cove III
the course of a trip from Hartford. Ed
wurd Madden, of this city. wus ulno III
the crui't und be. sworn iii-lllOl'U.
AUTOMATIC CIGAR STORES CO.
A meeting ol‘ the Automatic Liigur
Stores (iompuuy directors wue held
Saturday night und the following oili-
ners were elected:
President-«G. N. McKibhlu.
Vice-PresldcnIv-Albert iii-own.
Secretory uud 'l‘IIImIIuror—v—Wlli'rod
Bodwell.
ExecutIVo Committeeudohtr W. Olin-
riteliid~ Albert Brown utrd Wilfred Bodv
we
UNITED STATEBED MARSHALO KILL-
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. March 12 “A
special to the Star from Vinltlu. l.'l‘
enye:
"in It pitcher! halite near here with
the Wtchllifo gang of outlaws three
[linked Btuiee mareliele have been kill
or
"
BALFOUR LEADER OF OPPOSI-
TION.
LONDON. Burch I2.-—-F‘oi‘mer Pro
mior Balfour returned to the House of
commons this afternoon and uhuumed
the leadership of the Opposition. He
was heartily welcomed on all sides.
The trick members saluted Mr. Bill—
l‘-out with the cvry oi “Welcome little
stronger."
ANDREW HAMILTON IN NEW
YOII .
ALBANI. N. Y., March l2r-AnIirew
Hamilton the III-culled leulelntlve in-
titty.
. A regulnr‘moet It: or the directors
were. drowned while canoelng in the v
Footnote Dial Not Toke Mitch" Internet
In tho Elootlon. .
ST. PE’I‘ERSBURY. March 12.»—
in practically all the first stain, of
the present elections a fraction in the
villages refused to participate. Rev
ports from Smplenekl. Mlshblu. Zubls-
oil, Volkine cud elsewhere indlcu‘to
that the pennants generally chore cou-
servntive (lBIfiKIIIIOI-I to the diutrict cou-
veuttous which Iii eeleet delegates to
the provincial L nvctitlune III which it'
preeentutlveu to the optional Itsueiuhly
will be chosen.
Neverthe‘leee III the I’lrui. Iiieltvltvi
oouvcutlounthp puuennt rvaIIcneurutiv
veil oi Monoow yeutorduy while they
did not nIII-I-Ivctl iii choosing their lc
lcurtttvu tluvv etrouuly favored the
selection oi the pcunuut nutilusi tluv
lIIIrIl owuor i‘lttsn. lvcclittg on the stub
loci in cvitlcntly iii'lllg aroused. :1 pro-
portion of the workmcu refusing to
puriiclpute and u much larger body.
the entire ritdlcul Wing belonging to
the Social Democratic party, In boy-
cotting the elections at Moscow, whorc
.iborit u third of the employee or the
factories hove roi'uecd to vote. This
wing has ntlpoted a resolution declur
log that. the national Iteuombly is a
mockery. tie the election luw favors
the rich agninet the poor, the land-
owners against the pcusunts :I vi the
critploycrn against the workmcrr; add-
log:
"The IIIII‘IIOSI‘ or lllt‘: government is
not to couvoko rcttl roprceonintlvce or
the people, but pcreouu who will obcy
I'III- Instructions of the Izoycrurnctit. it
simply wuuts to IISI' Ibc Iiutloun‘l us~
ucutbly to misc moor-y. 'I‘IIOARIIRi-‘illill
pcuplc uro more. in slavery than bcv
l‘orc. Wc refund to purliclputc, in thc
elections and dcmmul u conutiiutvut us-
.vuvntlvly on the bustle of uuivcreul um-
ucstv for tlro.thousnrrde who fli‘t' now
being arrested urtd Si'lll to exile."
M. Kullcr, who recently resigned the
post of Minintcr of Agriculture, woe rcv
girder-(Id on tho lietot‘ ibc contultiouul
DerrrocruII-t.
entree Clo/EN VACATION.
The Rev. H. B. Carpenter Io Recuper~
ate for Two Weeks.
At It special meeting ot‘ the South
Norwulk Baptist Church lust owning.
it was votcd to cxicnd u two Ivccks'
vucutlon to the pastor. Rev, Iluglr ll.
(lurpcntcr. 'l‘be pastor is not in the
best of health und it is hoped tbut be
will bc lrcrtcfiitod by the two wcvvks'
respite from his duiics
RAILROAD VigTIMS DOING NldLY
IvOS't‘ORIA, bio March I2.—~No ail
ditionul (lt‘lilllS lruI'c oocurrcd toduy
umotzv: those injured in tlic wrcck on
thc Baltimore ililtl Ohio rond water-
(lily, Ircur this city. 'l‘lrc injured are
all rcporiud its doing Wl'll. .\IIIil I‘ll-I'k
Snoott und Engineer Sicglc, who Wt‘l‘t'
ut first thought to be fzttuliy hurt. iIIlVI‘
rallied from tho shock qui built. it is
Sillll. will recover.
NOTI or.
l’ropmals will be rcccivcd Iii llii'
oilicc of tho I‘Iourd of Street (‘otnmls-
Honors until 'l'ucsduy. iilurch ‘20, Ill 1’.)
o'clock troop. for u sewer on Wool and
North MIIIII sit-cote. i’lann und speci-
llt'utlous may Ito soon at tho office of
tho Strcct' t‘ummlseloucrs.
(‘. E. DOW.
GERARD WEED.
R. .l. (‘l'v'l‘BllMl
Commissioners
NOTICE '
JOHN LYCETT. formerly with John
McMahon. will take charge of the
Horse Shoeing Department of
Lutherllllrighl’s
on Monday, the 12th inst. He will be
glad to see all his old friends at his
new place. nil-0 2t
“‘1..-
.3
A FINE LOT OF
Novels
10c Each
WM. A. BRIGGERMAN'S
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 134 Wuhlngton ll.
Aunt tor Ora-cont Leonor!
seeps
Au We gunritntee everything we soil
to be of thtv highest standard. no drugs
certainly should be. no we guarantee
our
GARDEN SEEDS.
Anything you want. such no Report,
Tomiitoou. Rudlshce. Lettuce. etc.
A’l‘
Ilio leltfuss Pharmacy.
00. NOIIWN I5.
I No. MAIN ST"
High Grade
Sample Shite
Werth $15 to $18
$9 95
i the Nero lit Ital Wu“
i be h ' iii 1ii
brainy” mid within III
In
,Servlce Guaranteed
m
"vivIIIivvlp IIIIIIMIIIIII
. On Every Pair.
Knee. Heel and Toe
0i Sioulesl Irish Linen.
vlvle-levilv I t I It HIM
1)-
PICTURES IN THE SMOKE.
No scuilntontul poet I. to wrinr: Iluv
ltcurt with woe
(Ir cull up sud allusions to the
Long Ago.
I lcnvc. such work to‘ illlcy.
induce the tours
Willi pot-mu oi' the ycuterdiiy and .one
of Other Years:
Yet what amntue i in me comes surg-
ing Irom sin
What. time I puff the azure. clouds from
out n. big cigar.
’l‘bc Mnuc ot‘ Optimistic Things I joy-
fully invoke
And conjurtv tip the‘ pictures—-
iurce in thc smoke.
Land of
Lot IIIIII
vvtlro pic-
No sweethearts of
Bern are In
urine.
No (iwcndolyu or
or Caroline:
dour old Home," no promiscs tlrui
I-lIildlIslrly l vowed,
("onto in than vup‘rous picture in ibut
blue Iobucco cloud.
Nuy! l drcam of luxurics that
l urn going to got.
by saving up the coupons of u ccrtuin
clguroiio.
I) yc Ilrul srvoil' lil Itctrtlmcut and doom
I'tllllilllllt'O it joke.
t‘muc puzc with mo tit pictures—vat pic.-
tIrI'I-s in tho smoke.
the Might Have
those Ill't‘liIIiS of
Margaret. no little
No "
Nuyf
.\tr :tutoruobilcwll' 1 euro four million
tugs of that;
For ucvcn hundred thousand lilillllH of
tlIis~—vu i‘tIrIIislII-tl llut;
.\ Iurrior yucht— tor smokin‘:
lII(IlI.‘-:lll(l tons of door;
A iootlrhruslr-dor irrhtrliul:
twenty miles of rope:
“A woman‘s hilt u wotrrurr"—~lrut u good
cigar in more
“than just a smokc. Iicnr- Rudyard,
you strike the proper store,
We got tobacco heart. a lung In gone.
und I am broke.
ilu‘. l huvc looked III pictures ~-ztt pic-
tures iu the smoke.
thirty
fumes of
If
~-Puck.
COLONEL MANN INDICTED.
NEW YORK. Murcb i2.Coioncl Wil-
llum 1'). Moon. editor of ‘I‘own 'l‘oplcs.
WIIS totiuy indicted for pcrjuryoby the
proud jury. The indictment was
btmvd on his tcetlmom in the recent.
trial of Norman iiupgood editor of
(ollicr' s chklv. on u churlgc oi" crimt~
nul libcl.
(‘lydc Iv litli was discussing It rutlrcr
tlrcsorue Ilrurnu. It won such It
drumu.“ ho Siiltl,v"l.liiil u b‘I‘cIII-h piny-
wright reud the other day before u
committcc of the Iv‘rI-rrcb Society of
Comedy. ’As IIII- uuthor pluddcd
through his second lii'l lrc bowl on
odd sound. and looked up. to see u mun
aslecp and breathing henvlly.
"Ho frowned.
" ‘Monsicur.’ he said. 'rnonslour.
woke up. Please remember. monslour,
that l um rending this play to the
committee in order to get its opinion
How can u man who is asltvcp give no
opinion?"
“Ilut the other answered gravely:
“ ‘Slecp is up opiulou.‘ “~New York
'l‘rllmnc.
u--- .....
Mamie»! believe in women‘s rights.
('lcrtleu'l‘beu you, think every wo-
man should have a vote?
MunilewNo: but I think every wo-
man should have u voier.-Answors.
It the young men would devote us
much of their time to money-making
on they do to love-making there would
be more ltockeieilers in the world.
A business ucudurny for women only
hm: been opened in Il‘rleliirru, Switzer-
imtd. under tho-auspices ol‘ the unlvcrv
Filly of that. city.
A woman‘s blues of a true fortune
teller il-l one who tells her only what
she wants to hear.
A aha ely girl hasn't must use for
unwrap I III doesn’t enable her to show
0 .
All persons liable to Irritation in the
2W out Norwelk School District of the
town of Norwalk. In the state of (ion-
notsttout, are hereby notified that ‘9.
meeting at the Board of Relief or said
district will be held in the office of the
rcicci .uon. iir euld Norwnlk. on 'I‘iloil-
titty. March 13.1906 from It a. In. to
12 m. for the purpose oi heurliil In?
nppeale Item the (tomb of the crew‘-
NOS. 3 AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Cadet SeientiiievSteektnue.
hrs and to take such notion on tile-
m
All Mothers
Will appreciate a chance» to break
entry from the darnlng book“. The
way to do It Is to buy CADET STOCK-
INGS. which are wear-proof, 'rov'lnfow-
all. hit. be». neat and ”RJWI‘DWM
,irtuh linen. Mode or plain yum. No
Meek places. No «am to ohn’i‘o and
‘Ivub. 250 per pair, light weight giro
jite‘avy weight, all the same prloo’.‘ '
Send the boy for the Cadet Course
lln Jlu-Jltsu. Japanese art of self d6,"
ience. He'll like it and It's free.
TRISTRAM 8r HYA'I'T, NORWALK, CONN.
I I
H. KRIEGER a. co. .-
Nothing in the Word I;
Adds to Self- respect
Like GOOD CLOTHES
We have pre-
fi 9 . ‘ pared lor uou
{v ' thisseasorr an
‘ assortment
I that is secogd,
' .’ to none int 3 3.
. , .I . lhe fact
y l l 43 that uourl.
. " purse is not
_____ m alwaus chuck j,
"II-I ‘ .I full isnoreas—
on who uour
personal or i;
' . p‘eara n c e i
I should look
. slovenlu. We .
‘ , _ caulituou out
, ' \‘ , irom head to
. ' ,.; loot. We will
trust uou on
‘uourvuood
name. , Bun of us on our case paumeni
plan. Open a charge account in our “
store and we will help uou live easier. ‘
H. KRIEGER o co.
In more than a. cough; it in e deep-looted inflom- -
motion or ontorrh of the bronchial tubes and
lungs-rallied to «thine. and them“ truitinl
3‘ source of consumption. It bellies all. schools of"
medicine; and cough carer. Iojj'; , With nitr-
notice are worthleu and " _ I ‘ .
remedy taken internally only. mum ohm
cure. BRAZILIAN BALM. the genocide bob __
earn, alone no triumphed in every one for no . ‘9
brittle as may be neeouory;
third at W’
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