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ding material.
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l Ame times the entire parasol is of
captain le
ttbe time to the
up a he necoiye'd in,-
. ateiy resulted in his
a shot in the region of
be hall, which entered
:ing through his lungs
. i' it. made an ugly wound
. both at the Mfroatand
lettered and, pieces of
_ ‘elr way to the surface
, arms a member
oat, G A'. .11..
_ caved a pension
might. '
.was born in Cornwall,
rs ago the son of Fran-
aw Clark. He
longing for the sea,
'lloy Joined 11 whaler He
seamost of his life, and
pprt in the world.
weev‘érsl wnaéers.
Willa metro and his
06:113 111111 a married
him. The sons are
Dist of Jackson groans.
'rd. 11 lived with his to-
:1? the past year or more,
the work in connection
.1 ’lip'ht. The daughter is
A. Wine“, of 1810' State
1911, .1111 1111111101.; or the
«firm of Hawiey Wilmot
aids, had ‘quite a long journ-
and of the 181111111 last night.
1 , 1 to be transferred to and
,land In a row boat. The
111'. be held tomorrow arter-
the 'Black Rock
fllfneht will be‘1
. no?” morning. in Mountain
'l‘inent.
You will not: .
not drop ove
,1 full and
Its so as to
An interesti
the beach: .
iv in elven i
last month.
so full of .
ip and bolt
at efforts i
ich he In”
me 110.. .
Lace new ‘1'
th Just. a b l
miner go 1 ’ 4
:low whlci
d lnserti
do, the
ow.
eer bio}
th lace
d formil
road on one side by which the braid
5.11sted to the shape desired.
6. being placed :1 lies
in stripes with “It
ween
Borders of
a many of the new
enrich and beautiful material.
Spring costs will be both short and
long: the long ones being for the most
parwm‘e in Style for automobllng'
velin
W the old- fashioned housekee-
per h been able to get along with-
out a piti%ry? The new kitchen cabi
nets are complete and rnomy and
at the so time space say as as to
almost ob, to the necessity for a
pantry, an ndeed in many cases flot-
dwailers ar obliged to depend upon
their refrigerators and these cabinets
which are a great convenience in the
modern home
To pievent tearing out again after
mending a glove, stick a bit of court
plaster on the in'side of the glove 11n-
derneath the mended spot
Broad bands of lace quite different
from the gown are applied to the skirt
of net gowns. 'l‘he skirts of princess
gowns are prefega‘bly left. plain and all
the trimming l isbed oh the bodies
or bolero.
Partition rugs made in America seem
an anorhaiy. but it is a fact that very
handsome copies of oriental designs
are made in, New York. so perfect in,
every detail that many who are in
every way able to buy the real anti-
..ilue. j’ersian rugs are satisfied to be
the owners of these beautiful dupll-I
eaten.
Light wood ceilings for dining rooms
are ornamental, and increase the vol
1111'}?E pf .liphtby rcflecdau the rays
he coin and white combination is 1
not new. but after seeing such a
éliarni'ing example of it as an evening
cloak oi. deep ooru lrish crochet over
his! 11,111 insulin ii i. no one wonders
its still i livoi‘ite.
.411 nobby spring hat is a smooth
will an“ of..ths round tilted shape
111 s11. with 11 11111111 wins; bla’élt vol.
vetb it around the crown, and black
velvet we at the
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thea lid rep is gonna iwhorls plume
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sens over night and in them as
oil 111111! 131113;: Kregsnzhrousu
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into crotluett'cs,
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S'AILORS VIOLATED SEALING
LAWS.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 15.—— When
the British fur sealing simmer Zil-
lah May put into this port last Tues
day evening for the purpose of land
ing a sick sailor it was discovered
that the four members of the crew
were listed as natives of the United
Slates. As the revised statutes prohi
bll American citizens from hunting
seals north of the thirty-fifth parallel
of latitude. Customs Collector Strat-
ton called the attention of United Sia-
tes Attorney Devlin to the fact. that
the sailors mentioned has been vloull-
ing the law.
' Assistant United States District At.-
torney Black said be doubted whether
the law applied to American citizens
when acting as members of the crew
of a British vessel entitled to hunt
for scale in waters prohibited to Amer
loans. it is not likely that anything
further will be done in the mailer
TORTURE BY SAVAGES.
“Speaking of the torture to which
some of the savage tribes in the Phil
Ippines subject their captives reminds
me of the intense suiYering i endured
for three months from inflammation of
the Kidneys " says W M Sherman, of
Cushlng, Me “Nothing helped me un
til i tried Electric Bitters, three but
ties of which completely cured me."
Blood disorders and Malaria; and res
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health. Guaranteed by F. llBayter.
South Norwaik and E P Weed, Nor
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INJURED JN TRAIN COLLISION.
NEW HAVEN. March ii.—-An ac.
commotion? train from Meriden you
terday ran 1110 the rear of a freight
train in the railroad cut. Three par-
dons were slightly hurt. They were
Conductor William Jenner, right arm
bruised; Miss MIIIBG Angina. of North
Hilvan, right. hip bruised. and Charles
Hippolito. of North Rayon. cut by bro-
ken .giass. There was 9. blockade of
two hours on the tracks.
DANGER! 0F PNEUMONIA.
Amid at this time if no mum is
ll bI’o to cause 11111111111011 a w ion is so
a fatal, and even when the patient
has recovered the lungs are weakened.
insular. lbw,- peculiarly susceptible to
the day classiest: nr,‘ con-inaction. li‘oi-
6gb Help uy and it stop the
1.1111111 area on the lungs
and prevent pneumonia. Ila Grim
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MRS. MDRII' CASE CONTINU-
' ' ID.
HARTFORD. March 15 «The case
arse. who is udder arrest bore, char
can 606 wttb dell-audios a hotel, was wt . .
u b111,. 121st)“ murder .
cause, sass Main Street. I
.1. 11111111 expression with something
‘ between disapproval and reluctance.
anlss paid to blplssll: ‘ rm 1
natty; contemptible position to ilnd
' { ode's self in. lines only 1 child-wanda
1‘ it doesn't mean anything."
That was as coherent as .he would
allow even his thoushts to become on
this subject—disconnected fragments
that suggested audio ins disasreeahly
definite but 1111111111.; something that
made Cowles tool like a cad. or. at
least. in danger of becoming one, it
be wete not unusually careful.
“1 under what he thinks of, me,”
was w at she was saying to herself
for the hundredth time that night. '1
wonder if i can ever make hitn feel
that I am anything more than a silly
young girl? .Am i anything more? i
wonder-m?"
When the silence became embar-
rassing prles said slowly: “Dear and,
How stupid i am tonight! it must be
that i am getting old. Here lvo been
staling into the tire like some he
speckled gramlmpmburied in mom-
.oriasmand forgetting that l‘m sup
posed to make some pretense, at
least. of being clever as a social ob
ligation "
“You are a bit serious tonight."
said the girl, with a little laugh. “but
it just suits my mood. i feel the some
way. We the rain, i guess. But you
m11stn't,think l've been bored." she
added hastily. "l've been trying to
guess your thoughts—"
Cowles gave an almost impercepti-
ble start.
”—-—and wondering: she went on
"Wondeiinl't if yes were weaving some
mesh of mimic destiny for your next
story 0h. 11' must be wonderfully fine
to WIIIGI~I0 create little wollds and
people them with men and women!
to, putlife and thought into them—'—
makc them expresswhal you fool!
Why, it's like being a god-«~the power
you wield! i think one must possess
a thousand minds and be able to see
clear into human hearts and souls to
do that " .
She paused to regard him with wide
open, wondering, eyes.
“You make people laugh or cry.
You teach them wonderful things they
never even guessed before—and make
them understand their fellowmen. And
yet you say you are, not clever: that
you are old and stupid! Flo, sir! Do
you expect. me to believe that?"
“Little flattercr." said Cowles, as-
tonished at her eloquence and pleased.
despite himself. “Don‘t overwhelm
me with your 'coals of dre.’ Don’t
encourage my bad manners by making
virtues of them. We boon'a most
boorish guest. lve taken up an even
ing which some younger man might
one made vastly more enteitsining
for you with my vaporings and lev-
arics in exchange for this you ply
me with delicious compllmcnlswull
the sweeter because unmoriicd. 11' s
a nucleus all i guess. But it isn't
i’air.‘
The girl gazed .up laid his face with
tremuious eyes—4a wealth of udmiiu
tion which her youthful enthusiasm
could not. on coal,
“if you it few how much rather i
would hear 1ybu talk than ‘some
things.‘ " she responded with a slight
flush and a little gesture of protest
which made Cowles very unconil’ort
able. "it wns'very good of you to
come—~and—4 meant all i said."
“i know it. child.“ said Cowles soil-
ly. "it was very [(0011 of youmvcry
sweet and kind, bul~" He looked
into the fire again to avoid her glance.
"Why do you call m1- ciilld?" sht-
ouustioned almost fiercely.
(lowlcs did not. answer for a mo
ment. His heart ached and he fell
weak. miserable. afraid. He knew
that she, was watching him, and pulled
himself together with an oilort.
“it‘s because i feel older ”Inn 1
look, perhaps—411 least tonight," he
said ilnally. For a moment, ho looked
back into the flames. Then he faced“
her suddenly, with the manner of 11m-
who has taken 11 quick resolve. "You
tried to mean what my lhoughls were
'1. while ago, he said; “siluii i tell
you?"
"Yes." she answered loosely.
"it all came out of the fire." Cowlos
went on. "this plot for my next story
it's rather strange. and some of it is
true-o part of the life oi a man
whom i knew rather well years (151}.
“He fell in love when he was (WHO
a boy; but it wasn't the ordinary ‘pup
by love‘ that. most boys have. for. al-
tor they quarreiedv-ho and the girl—-
and she married another man. he nov
er got quite over It. but just want on
loving her memory all his lilo. He
went away-10 a foreign wan-«when
he heard of the marriage.
ed to die. and once he was nearly
'killcd, but not quite. So after the war
was over he wondered about the.
world. and when finally he returned to
his old home she was dead. He was
still a comparatively young man. for.
as We said. he was only a boy when It
began. Then. after a time, he met
her daughter-«ind. through some
sport of destiny. she learned to cure
for him. it was very hard for the
man, because. you see. his hoart was
dead~qulte deadwood she was vary
sweet and line."
Cos-lea paused.
“i don’t know Just how i shall clear
it all up." he concluded. “it's rather
complicated. you know. but you set
the idea. don‘t you? You got tho
idea?" 1
The girl sat motionless. rigid. dur-
ing the recital. Some time in the 111111
rative her eyes tired themselves on a
little scar just above Cowlou temple.
that looked as though a bullet might
have made it. Now she shlvsrcd a
little as though a certain stimulus had
been removal. and she straightened
herself in the chair.
"Your story is very tirama'.tl1~," she
srsmarksd coldly. "and. as you say.
yather complex. illicit things. i
imagine; rarely happen in real life.
But that Inches it all the more orig
inal. Thank you so much for telling
me about it ”
(Joules ”searching her hips with
a licensees tilt 1.11011 must have felt.
#51111 1.11111. glans-
; "it it quite late"
11111111111 the sir! in po-
.1ki'Ws shall 1111111111011.” 1‘
which of m." bald Cowiet
department. "Good nlsht."
A light rain was still tailing. 'l‘he
ai ost deserted street slistened with
lm of moisture under the arc lamp
which cost outpost black shadow a
into the 117 downtime the (allure of
shade 11 1111111111111 add. sparkle as
the windpstirred ,it. At the burner 11
cabhun set. 1111po on his box. while
a tiny stream tr ckled from his oil-
cloth helmet down the front of his
tightly buttoned coat. Cowlss hailed
him and he aWokc with a start
splashing and shaking: like, a New.
foundland dog after 11 both.
"i wonder." Cowlos soiiioquizod. as
he pulled the cab door shut with a
soup and settled book on the cash»
ions. "i wonder if I. made 1111 use of
myseld."-l.ouis .l. Spellmunn in
Brooklyn Citizen. '
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$100 to 310.000, pay 3 per cent. semi
annually from data of issue. Business
established ten years. Ten thousand
checks paid for profits. with increased
surplus show results. Particulars on
request.
R. L. COBURN, General Agent.
ill 80. Main St. South Norwaik.
1.1.1.; "1.
We have endeavored,at all {Imee
to bring our customers the best the
market afforded, and our selection of
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we think a crowning triumpth. We are
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READ THIS LIST:
21 lbs. Granulated Sugar,
Our Very Best Butter per lb..
3 lbs. l’uro ilcuf Lard,
11 lbs. Compound hard,
3 pkgk. Mother's Oatmeal.
7 bars Ozone Soup.
2 pkgs. Cream of Wheat,
.cuns Bartlett Pears,
3 runs Milk
3 lb c1111 linked Beans. 10c; 3 lbs., 2512
A Stud
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$1.00
25c
25c
25c
Tel. Cali, 223—3.
Ho wanl- ~
theexposed corner
room, the bay win-
dow.,‘or the room
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with a1
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port 'G‘eu
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invest-
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31111110111111.1111” to ,
11111qu%”
M. . it“! 111ml
of a ”11?“th the re of con
crete blocks for bulldingip‘tirposes. The
company has acquired an elghtacre
tract of land on island Brook avenue
as the, site for the plum. ,Tltel
will have, e as
one thousand 1011 if
equivalent to 48.000 bricks
tomatlc machinery with which the cat-
ablisbmont will be equipped has 111'-
1'.lvcd The plant. and its a uipment
will cost approximately $25
election of these (filters. all of whom
are. Bridgeport men:
Prosideuti 0. The vice. president.
Charles Gotlhnldt. secretary and iron
norm .1 (l. Pit-ice nttoruoy ill. 'l‘.
Buckingham.
Another Groomer Ordered. .
STAMFORD, March ifi.-'l‘he North
and East river Transportation Com-
vice between this city and New York.
has placed an order for a new single
screw steamer. which will probably
be ready for use by the middle of.the
summer. The vessel will be 135 feet
101111.28 feet beam and 250 tons l.-1ur
den it will be used .ln competition
with the newly incorporated North
Shore ’l‘lanspoilatiou Company of this
iv
Judgement for $34..000
NEW LONDON, March 15.-—ln the
New London County Superior Court
judgment has been awarded to Wil
llsm K. Holmes to recover $34 000
from the defunct Holmes Shipbuilding
Zoluppny of Mystic
Holmes alleged in his suit that be
advanced various sums, aggregating
“flatly 635.000.10 the shipbuilding
.1 concern during its period of active
operation. The, concern defaulted pay
mom on the notes and he instituted
proceedings to recover the amount due
him. The. company enforcd no defense
in the suit.
Firearms Company to
lsrged.
MERIDEN, March lip—The Merideu
Firearms Company. which is an un-
dcriyiug corporation of Eears Roebuck
8; Company, of Chitngo has had plans
“prepared for an additional factory
like building will be a brick structure,
approximately 40 by 150 feet, and it
will add about 10,000 square feet to
the floor space.
it will be used as u gun-barrel and
tampering department. The concern
will this summer erect 11 new power
plant. in which two 500 horse power
"rollers will be installed and which will
to connected with the new electrical
~quiplneul.
Merldon En-
Large Plant for Torrington.
TOllRlNClI‘ON, March ib.—-—'l‘bo
Standard Spoke and Nipple Company
of this place is having plans prepar-
ed for 11 new plant on the site which
the concern recently acquired. The
main building will be entirely con-
structed of concrete, and will be one
story high. 150 by 400 feet. An mic
qunto nowor plant will be erected.
PRAISE FROM HOME.
25 West. Main St, Norwalk.
The Cornell Remedy CO.
(icntlemcmw-i feel that it is my
duty to lot you know what Cornell‘s
Kidney and Bladder Cure did for me.
For over a year i suffered with [mine
In my kidneys. 'i‘bc pains were so
severe that I fell as if 11 knife was
being thrust through me. My back
was weak and feverish. i heard of
the good Cornell's Kidney and Bladder
Cure had done for others, and purch-
ased some. i now can say that I 11111
o. well man and recommend it for kid-
noy and bladder lroubirs.
Yours thankfully.
C. H. BROWN.
March 10, 1906. ""
(inr rulous Acquaintanco ~~‘ A1911‘ 1 you
sometimes afraid it day old come
when you will hate wrillcn yourself
out, pnd will have to quit and go at
something else for a living?"
Borne (struggling author)~“My
dear sir. such .1111 idea is wholly fallac-
ious. You have bocn'tollting for iii-
iy yozirs. and you haven’t talked your-
uslf out yet, have you?"-—(“hlrugo 'l‘rl1
buno.
W
11115 and sense
Is not what the people want when they
require lead werkmsnshlp. My work
,1 is done rum and when i “say A job
is dens, its done.
ARTHUR H." IlNlDlCT.
Plumbing, 1111111111 ”and Steam Filling
5 Monroe Street. Bo. Norwalk.
-—s.
1847. 1905
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEAT! 6. 1
HOT AIR HEATIN.
ITOVII AND RANflla"
011A?! AND TIN Room
on and; Steam riding.
is. 1'1 1 ill;
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The so: ‘ '
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mus bigésionomuub
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puny which operates a steamboat son “
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we ARE ALWAYS sHowmo sonata-use new. con. "
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WELL 1.1mm Louf »
ENOUGH TO SECURE YOUR ORDER IF YOU'LL ONLY LOOK.
m: North MsinStrcet. ,
All kinds of Fresh and Salt museum
Goods. etc. at lowest possible prices.
Siriotlu Fresh EGGS. 16 for 250' '
FRESH NATIVE KILLED sousas. .......................... 75c PAIR
‘ GET THEM TO ORDER.
W. DODGE.
successes 'ro Jacoa census.
22 WASHINGTON STREET. Phone ass-s.
[IE8 Ellilllll
when his.
your eyes
are with: I.“
so mu. Wetsuit.
Stationery Store. llaflmad “ennui"
AND GLASSES MUST II CHANGED
cuss ens 1111111111.. a hello; clears-as or vision to '
#11 m. who'lly toil-lite. Would u an be well is says
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Graduate Opticisl'l.
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Worth a Ton of Talk.
We reverse matters—give you In
ounce of talk—lust enough to attract
your attention, and a ton of satisfac-
tion. Our coal is good to becin with.
properly “picked” free from sluts,
screened free from dust and small Im-
purities: secondly, well it and
handled in our yards; thirdly.
full weight and at the love“
the market will permit. (live as 1::
trial order. ’
lite Danirl Keogh (ml, Co.
hasvls'w Ava. Scat Nomaik' o1."
Branch onset—British D 5101'. '
Washington street bridle?“ .
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