2‘ In. t . ‘ ' ' ‘i' .
It this In”: kn by, if you’huyou't, wt’wour hwrmt there is It
kit 15%. ,' We‘dontway “4:179 you a dollar for fifty cunts,
done. finch ndvertlsiusia absolutely tam. Our stock at
not my lurch nod We have docidod to clean them out, on u.
‘ ’ciiingi‘tbe storo.‘ Dont'jiuitn this opportunity. ‘ L
Copyright limiting [it
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' HARRY GOODWIN. Mar.
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”Janis Over
IV AT . .
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west Pricfefs/Ever
Gib/5‘5
:QOME To THE TIME WHEN wfir’iiuof' HAVE ROOM FOR
hmo‘ooons. AND-To oET THAT no’o/y’we ARE WILLING To
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tit Vii MARKED TH'E'PnIcas ON OUR OVERCOATS THE LOW~
R, HEARD or FOR DEPENDABLE GARMENTS.
.3 4 Now Priced at.
5, to $1239
on g'UIIderI-reaI—-—Prices oieauu Reduced.
tTLKILINEn MOCHA GLOVES, $1.00 QUALITY, AT 59c.
‘ .
iiiis H. Selleck,
Al I , . but
“A NEBESSIW"
Your only unteguurd in Real
Estate ‘ transactions ~—- when
Real Estate titles are guaran-
tcori and Insured by this oom-
pnny they are absplutoly' pro
tectod from ALL errors 1nd
detects. ‘
ONE (so Insure: you as long ‘
us you own the property.
For léafiet nnd i'ull partied
Inrs ask your HEAL nsrirrn‘
BROKER or ATTORNEY. or
write homo othee.
It! tori & Connecticut
Mirage .& filth Giltl‘lliltt to.
New flocbolief Now York;
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SECOND PARLIAMENT sessicu.
Liberal Attack on the House of Lords
Expected.
LOXDOX. Feb. 12.I-"be second son-
xion uf‘the Second Parliament of the;
prtstnt reign. which promises to be
very important. :15 n consequence of tho
projected Liberal attack on the Hound
of Lords. and tho introduction of an
installment of home rule for ireiand.
wuu opcntd by King Edward this at-
uruoon with tho usual imposing cero
many. Thoking and queen. in the his-
toric golden coach. participated in the
usual state. procession from Bucking-
hurn Palace. to the House of Lords.
The route was lined by troops and dear
pitc the drizzling ruin nnd cold wcath
or considerable.- crowds occupied all
the points of carnage. and gave their
majestics a hearty reception. 'i‘br
grout officers of state awaited the. king
III the Victoria 'I'owcr tnlruucc of the
House of Lords. \vhcncc was rertcbod
the rolling room. The king bovinr
donntd the» royal robes over bin flcli’
marshai'n uniform. u procession was
formcd and made. its war into iltc up
prr house. which was brililuntly lit up
As the bcralds nutl oihtr state officer
licndidg the procession cnicred tin
bonito. the whole brililuni. gathering
tinrcin roar to grccl thrir Inuirntlm
'l‘lIc housc was filled to its capacity
nnd the usurn‘iblnge of nnmbcrs ol’ tin
royal family. of peers l‘Olit'd ill scnrlc
nnd triniue nnd perrt Stiff. rts'pli mien
in court dresses. foreign diploinutisls
among whom wcrc Ambassador White
inw Rcitl. .nnti St‘crt‘tury (‘nrlcr'
church digniinrit 1;. jndgcs null oiliccr-
of thc navy and army. nil in gnlu uni
form or clad in the. ruri-colorcd cor:
tumcu.
CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT SORT.
u and» WALL ST. '
so
THERE IS ONLY ONE SELLECK STORE.
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the man does not brrnk down as tho
ordinary mun would. There Is it
I complete loss of menffii bnluncc an ex-
Ipicsivc condition of the bruin, tho
i rcnson becomcs dethroned. the will po-
sen—13"" is lost and tho brain in operat-
“mung no u ship in the. wind without II
’l‘llll(li:l‘--lilti lmlnnco wheel is gone.
‘ "'i‘bc lif‘iS of such It mun urc not the
Jilcis of ii nornml man. but show him to
Ibo gnidcd by by discusc and stress.
His mind hnn left ltn moorings and
yielded to diseuficd conditions."
_ "011,1in first visit 1 also noticcd
,tlint 'Mr, 'i‘lIzIw suffered from a rapid
flow of words not characteristic of
. illt' normal mind. He. showed a condi-
hugnst i cud ()ctobcr 1. At tio ,‘ . ‘
\ . ., ‘ , . 4‘ 3 1 ‘ not «IbnmmaI cxcitelnentv—u discus-
timos ho “Ah .Iccmnpinitd I) “d condition of the. brain."
I g I. ,. . mm . .
monies, G, Vinblltl. “110 “‘“f‘ | in. iuvmis said during his liiit‘ visits
khaki!” .‘ ‘to Thaw tho ‘ ' .. ~- . - '
_ . . ‘ , . I lillhtlllll “as more com
. you .
“in during “‘09" “Wm" ("d ' pmcti and qmctcr in (In ry rcspect.
3.“ tho‘mentni conditiOn Of Mr. 1 .\I. 1 o'clock the court took n l‘iOPSS
'until 2 p. In.
OBITUARY necono.‘
.,..- w .
J11 yr dietitian
”nuptial Testified
(Continued From First Page).
I at on. Insane. " "
$112111 repicscntcti both the pros-I
Wind defense by conpcnt and
mappointment by the Court.
‘de-yoti know Harry K. 'i‘ltnw’?"
‘ ; , sir."
‘_. . 8111‘de you first son him?"
»’Gii.AitgtIst 4. 1906 in the 'l‘ombs."
‘H'w Imuny times did you vinit
tht‘tin-Ics.” .
absuuid ho was alonc on the
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“1) he firist visit, on August 4, ho
I'ftcdma‘ peculiar facial expression.
» of tho eye. restlessness of ill!‘
unpiclon of his 'surtoundingn. .. r , , V
(time, nervous agitation and rcst 1 ("MILLS H\ A 1‘1.
. ‘Ig'egsuch as comes from a some, The death of (limrlcr. liyztit, of r.’
WWW-“m common] 1“ 21098] “(“0 Stuart avcnuc. occnrrttl yisitrdoy n!
“1661103: gone lIroug ”exp osivc’ 1L. , ) k . ‘_ : .. . . _
initiating conditions of Incntal {is . “ :10, THU“ In. mm?“ "W it"“ii
onus. Ho exhibited delusions- ““- 9- ““ We‘ill‘i-i-fiw itdl’u oi
““1 character an exaggcrut- 3&3.“ and was born in (Ri‘illt‘l. h. I\. AI
m1. along with them delusiionslfvmow and WW” c"”“‘““'" S‘"'"“’*‘ him}
'rsocntory character HE thought: the funeral will bc held on Thurs-1
1' In oxaggeratod ' import'tncc iiii." at 2 p. m.. Rev. Mr. 'i‘orrcy oliiciui»
' I I. . . . L .’.",inu. ’l‘hc iniern‘n‘ni Wllilht" inIRivr-rI.
vedegggsstzlf.Pelsmu‘f‘t‘l by “ .sidr- .Cenictcry.
‘ ' .'- x i .nict '
”xiii’ti’eit‘féfiwi‘fi‘ilii flinch A tcncbcr In one or thv primary
191! as adolosccnt insanity. [t is_f:-~:bools of New York reccntly rod to
terlstic of tho dcvclopmont per-flicr pupils "'i‘be' Old ()aken Bucket";
lie—from 10 to 40 years of age. ‘suys I ”rm.” \Vcckly. I
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knnvégowsmg a" 51mm After explaining lhc song to them,
to mental unsoundncss, ' very carefully. shc asked the class mi
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tiles on the result oi’ hcrcdity.
% I l t lcopy the first stanza from the black-
héthcr form of Insnni 'y ind ca -
. .. . . .. . ibcard. whcrc sht- llflil written it, and.
it: Lgiiexiitrnpsstfniii; 1:20:02“? :3» ‘ try to illustrate the. verse by tlrnwingnI
The third is maniacal whore the » in “WI 53.1119 “"1." 1‘ “We" is illustrated.
uinps from ouc idéu to nno-L in a short while one little girl band-
‘se . forms and. others are Ecd up her elato with soveralfiittle dots
riled by. the. cxaggcrated ego j bcIWeen mo lines, o circle, hall a doz-l
‘ well dcfincd forms about .on dots and three buckets.
in crowcnnbe no difference of 01.3 “i do not quite understand this,l
4 ‘ ‘ .V animy." sold the tcucher. kindly.
' re guy specific. name. Doctor,“ i “What is that circle?“
’ . M .pelmas, "giving to that} “Oh. that's the well." Mainly replied.
. ” acuity wherein one imaginm ”And why do you have three buck-
oti'iniprcsclent—the ruler of guts?" nxnin asked tho teacher. '
3 ‘; "One." answered the child. "is the
,in the. forms of in- i onken bucket, one ‘ is the. iron-bound
have rotor-rod. Both i bucket, and the other Is the moss~cor-'
a .n y and pnoinioad in~ I ercd bucket that hung in the. wcli.”
chnructerizzcd by dclu-I i‘But, Muimy. what are all thyse iii-
; coltimportancc and oxng- .' tie. dots for?" .
' in I adolcucent insanity } “Why. those are the spots whit:
.oatitlblts no marked min-tinfnnc
' hen the stress comma my.
. b my
y know.‘ cnrncsily replicd Mai-
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‘ a Make It Convenient
men. by keeping this bank openhi'romnnino to three o'clock
‘ijh'edg‘tluy, right through the noon hour and also on‘Suiurdny
mantel: to eight o‘clock
va that the bank is for the people and our hours are
that every one can get here at. some time when the. bunk
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sooth Not-y: 3
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alk.
NORWALK. l
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fitnvc out n
counsel in rcnly to tho communica
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{Woman believed to be Miss Fannie. L
.0. Seymour. of Ridgct’icid. In; railroad
“‘r‘trsil) till u. \‘dcttnr‘v as harbor com-
. really delighted.“
hadn't brought ,1“), MM
hove
SENATOR HOM’AN WANTS lNVES
TIGATION.
liAR'i'FORi). Feb. ‘11-” Scuntm
Iimnnn. of tho 'I‘cnlli liihlricl. toda.I
sinirmcnt through his
tions of (icorgc i.. Fox. in which in
said that tho liittvr bud Ivory oppor
tunity to provc Ibc charge of viola
lion of tho corrupt practicum nct. bul
nothing has so far rosultod lo warrant
ii III'osu-ntlon. Mr. Iloinuu says hi
will assist Mr. Fox in cycry wny poo
Hililt‘ to have :I hearing and will intcr
porn no touhnicztl objection to a full
and complctc inrcstigution of his
conduct or of up inrcstiizutlon of his
political occur at tho lust clot-flung
Attorncy Snmuel E .iioyt in Scnntm
lionmn‘s lII-lmll. says. in rcgnrd It
the hill to allow tho Supcrior Court
to inquirc into the, nilcgcd violation
of the law as charged by Mr. Fox that
that court run only report to the Se-
mno which is Ibe body of final juris-
diction.
ausmsss IN THE ‘ SENATE. .
HARTFORD, Feb. it’s—Lieutenant
Governor Luke presided over the So-
nnte today. and after the reference of
a bclutcd resolution to pay the funeral
(flit-uses of n veteran . soldier, and
a bill to regulate the price of gas. the
grant grist of house matters were to.-
kcn up for concurrence and reference.
The Senate went into executive ses-
sion and then udjurned.
YOUNG WOMAN COMMITTED sur
ems.
NEW YORK. Feb.
12.-—A yohng
Kipp. of iOIl iron street.
Conn. committed suicide
pumping in front of
train in tho subway
Waterbury,
today by
it rapidly moving
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RAILROAD PRESIDENT DEAD. ,
RICHMOND. Va., Fob. 12.~—The
Seaboard Air Line ofllce bore him been
informed by wire of the death in New
York of President Whiter. of that road.
Mr. Walter was elected president
about six or eight months ago to suc-
ccrId J, ill. Barr.
COMMISSdONERS CONFIRMED.
HARTFORD. Feb,12.-'—The Senate.
today confirmed George C. Waldo, of
liridgcpori; John H. Clark. of New
Huron. an shcll iisii commissioners: W.
.conuninsloner for four yearn. E. P. Av-
cry. for live yours. .loocph Porter. for
five yours. E. Harris Weaver. for two
Inissioncra at New Haven.
REPORT ON ’PRO‘TESTED ELEG-
TION.*
HARTFORD. Fob. Til-elimmc com-
mittco on contentcd Fonts tomorrow
will report, ‘No optic” in‘ the protest
oi‘ George F.‘QlarkIId‘painst the right
oi! representative Kinney: of Brunford.
to hold bin seat. .Mr. Clark bad. «is
lcged that. Mr. Kinney was elected by.
the I‘ c of money in violation oi" the
corn t practice! not. I
'l‘oss———"Did Br.
you." " I » .,
.Icsa-“Yen. he called last evening.
I was quite delilhted ’when "‘9 SM
brought up his car .7'.
Tenn.'—~“Oh, come. now; you weren't
Ybu' son. If she
cartil might
gone down i him. thinkin‘ci
Harem ever call on
Jesa~“cartliiil‘y.
_ whole. you'd better
Isabel mépmd u pupae!
though undo; protest. took I slice
of lemon gioontily out! hunted for
'I
luring s supp
mind. ‘ ‘
libs wore it mostbocomins new
frock out] as her huh- iooketi vur~
ticnlurly woll,,bgiu arranged in tho
latest mode. l'couid think of no ex-
planation oi harmonic. Inasmuch as
she to generally ‘ vivacious cud
cheerful. She inid._down'the cup.
walked over to tho Greener and ad-
mired harself lonslnfi critically.
“it‘s so annoying to have to do.
tide things." she snapped. “it up—
lcis one so." 1
"Who is the 1mm
.help Mr him“.
"How did you know it was It
man?!" she ‘queriod fruitfully. "it
might hays boomdress goods or
summer hoiels. You know how
long ‘i'reknowu Peter Hendri Its——
three yearswund [don't know this
minute whether I wont to marry
him or not. And i'vo‘got to decide
the insists on an answer."
"How inconsiderate of
said us she waited. .
"There‘s every reason on earth
why i should marry him." went on
isabol fiercely. "Ho has position and
education and charming ways and a
good disposition and loads oi money,
and i don‘t see why I don't know my
own mind." -
' "You've got your problem mixed,"
I told her after an instant. during
which (the drunk tea as» though her
life depended upon it. "You‘re not
worrying in the learn over whether
you‘re goinx to marry Peter. You
know very, well you aren't. What
you are trying to decide is whether
or not you have the courngu to
marry Dick flamed. Why ‘wusto
time discussing Peter?"
“I give it up.” i told her. “l'm
lute i don't knowwand you don't
seem to. Of course it was foolish in
you in tho first. place to pick out
Dick Bussctt to fall, in love with.
You should have said to yourself,
“He's big and honest and good look-
Ing and a gentleman and decidedly
lovable. and the one. man on earth
him!" I
Admired hcrucii‘ In the mirror.
for me, but with my bringing up and
expensive tastes his 31.800 3 your
settlesI him it wouldn‘t buy my
gowns alone.’ You shouldIhitve been
practical, Isobel."
"‘You‘don‘t believe It word you
say." she. flared out, her eyes very
wide open. “it sounds horrid!"
"Don't l?" I asked trying to look
offended . "You don't fancy that 1
up foolish enough to.prcach love in
a four room flat to you. do 'you'.’\ It
sounds beautiful in theory when the
lovely young heiress-deserts every
hsbit of life she has been used to
since birth. given her Paris gowns to
the poor and her jewels to feed the
chlckensland blithely dons a print
dross in which to broil the beeisteuk.
and lives happily ever after. But it
doesn’t work—«truly, it doesn't. You
couldn’t keep your hands properly
municnrod." , .
"But it—eit a girl really cures—~—
that would help." lsubel said. rather
proteatingiy, 'ntudying theming. "I
didn't dream ydu were so world:
ly In your vicwa." . . y
f‘Maybe -lt would help," I ad-
mitted. "if she were able to keep up
‘on the Elysian heights twenty-four
hours in tho. day. But you know how
it is when you have all the material
comforts of life. You get the blues
and ‘bate everylmdy. How Would it
be thou? I‘m surprised at yourls'a‘.
bei. You've been carted along on
rose loaves always. You couldn't do
it~'—~y'ou "can't imagine how it. would
be. Andyon'd have to drop out of
everything, for youcouidn’t ken)? “D
with your old crowd, . No. on the
toy Peter!"
.hinhel ntudiod m hrowdly. Her
month but! been bottling into firmer
lines, “-I wish I know w‘hothor.»yon.
ware tonin- in ear or or not." she.
‘sttid. Wit-Itfuily. “ ‘ ‘
I
m u
the sugar tango with tho air of on»
relied murder on her
1’" i asked tO‘
t m‘yuot bo- .
"it .
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NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
I . ‘
Haring finished our Annual inventory wr lind that wr have in st‘vcl'iti departments :1 Slil‘ltills‘ of
stock which must br disposed of in til‘lit‘l‘ to lilt’llx't‘ room {or goods which have brcn bought and will
arrive in a short iilllt‘. \\'r hurt- a xnrpius in our Suit, Waist :tml cloak Department which must be
disposal of at oncr. They are all llt'hil’iiiflt‘ styles. Made up for this Hudson‘s. business. some of thcni
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the best styles we harc hat]. but all must go.
Suits from $5.00 up.
\Vintcr’t‘oats, black and fancy" mixtures. 25% oil.
This season's best Furs, 2 % oil.
\\'itIicr Shirt \N'aists. <pcciztl prices. Misscs' and t'hiltiren's (looks, 25% oil.
if“
TRISTRAM' o HYAT'I', NORWALK,c01\§N,
shu tuner:
10 the ”Wild of South
Norwaik.
Through a mistake. which was un-
avoidable, we will not be in this town .-
any part of'thlu or next week. Watch '
for the announcement of day and date
[lulled Iimuiun
Opticians.
(Inc.) ‘ _
MANUFACTURING OPTICIANS
Branches Everywhere
Headquarters 116 East 23d St.. N. Y.
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Will continue tliIOIIahout lh'ebalanceoi
. theueek.
Great Bargains
in 'CVelU department.-
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STORES:
116 East 23:! 81., New York.
83 Ent 14th St., New York.
213 State St, Bridgeport. Conn.
305 Main 8L, Springfield, Mans.
Noticé dilution. "
Notice is hereby given that tho pnri- ,t.
norship business heretofore carried on . ‘
by the undersigiicd.'\\'illin H. Sciiock ‘
and George L. Price. under the name "
Of Sellecit & Price. at No. 98 Wash-
ington street, in the. City of South
Norwalk. in the. Town of Norwalk, has
ibis tiny been dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The business will be continued
by George L. Price. under the name
. You , May , Have Your
3:535: “sgyttggfiififféiiipanfré‘”£9133 PU rch a S e 5 Charge d _
paid by said George L. Price. to whom
on our EaSu Paumenr Plan. 7
all debts due sold partnership are to
be paid.
WILLIS H. SELLECK.
GEORGE 11. PRICE.
Norwuik. Conn. February 8th, 1907.
it’s New I
The article which sells best is the
one having the best features. Such is
the new policy issued by .
THE I WASHINGTON LIFE INSUR-
.- -...ANCE co.. OF NEW YORK
(inc. 1860). ‘
_No estimated Idividends; .every
figure a guarantee. Rates lower
than the lowest: loan values higher
than the highest. Sand for figures.
Liberal compensation to men of char-
acter, as agents.
Walter S. Mandevilie
”Mm,” for. Court. . "Trust-Hora; 99bit.
.l-iousewiv‘es sud anyone drawing a
wsekiy salary can «cure money at our
office on their; own namu.
Cull andlloe us.
Independent loin and Sr.
. Curily bu.
Havlland Bldg" Washington at
Office Hours. 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. -~
.103 65136353 l (idle it’d-Ii.
Winners of tho Madison fiquaro. (lard-
1
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Is mom than aooughrit' is a. $69939”:th .
motion or cotaxrh of, the a'brontihiui‘tubdoomi
‘lungsmoiiied to Qosthma and themes: fruitful.
source «consumption. It baflieii flinchoolu or
medicina. and. mush'lumsi,loudéd..Mthei1W
mum-
inglabic to make ‘5 . ocean of marry»...
in: a poor mun. ‘Ii'lon't you think ’11
could‘do Ii nth—it ‘I cared for him.
mobile 8 good den 5'" I .
“Poor. foolish chili! ".1 mild, enig-f
matic-oily. with an "fwleliko a man-
ner as i could ‘Iumume‘.
"1 Isunrose.‘ . with. Jyoti? viewn.
Jon .
Iii. said. “but I'm‘joi x to
Dick .Buutt. mum-n
_not.."—-=~Chicit|o New. ‘
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'11 never undohtdb'd‘ why Milli it,"
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