. kidney complaint. - , thoumathm. I I I ”I I" was Field ”locum“ ' comm Ker Goth Syrup Shake we i in a brittle - l doses otter each time ’ t thoroughly on the g baciu‘tche and blari- and urinary didlcultles ol- ifany crises of rheu- 5 Mia tho been re- fow days; thy pain and ,5 log with each dose. , local drugqu who is know. asserts that this wherever It becothee s ruin the sole of the ‘t medicine rheumatism cures. etc it is a tite'rnalorlty of patent turtm and even cer- dleilke to see pub chines, Indeed, which will ”yield to its peculiarly Mistinduonce others. to suffer for oth- ta bio condii on of our lit‘ the' men ion gladly 5 Show. Vice- Pros. Fec'runmo CHEMISTS. 5.: oIerLtso 5 s of Turpentlt‘c ' o‘wh AAA SPIRITS) ‘ Lacquers}. Varnish”, otc., etc. New York city ... ...-..-.,... V'.Nurham ...~.... -. - Annamaria, 5 5 f. Director mrmmm ‘ all! It. loath Romain leshlnpton Rs st bananas. to; up an Infill mist. ye tried it claim that The Palrdoltl County lullltltlo hell 9 I. O. A., in Bridgeport. The ladies' an! illsr5y served a dinner at 9:30 o'clock. ‘st'ts‘r which the utbeflhg’listbnid' til 03‘! RM esteem of ”while“ in Illi- terent parts of the state. A. E. Rutledge, of New Haven, di- V. M. o. A.. was the first speaker. and told of the worlt which has been. started throughout ~ the country with great success, that ‘of keeping the boys' clubs in the churches in touch with the annotations. In many cities this plnn has been adopted. .1. H.‘ Wilson physical director and acting genorttl secretary of the New Britain association, spoke of the im- portenoe of bringing the various nth- Ieiic teams of the association under lts authority. The tonsimnnter was Rey 13.0mm. chairman of tho Fulfileld County Institute, and among those present were W. H. Biaclrmon, of ilroolriield; General secretary ll. S. Weed, of Stratford.nnd six members of the no- soclntion: liter'l‘. Batten, of New iiuvcn. state secretory for connoctlcut. , 1'0 Still! «A COLD IN OPIR DAY Tnlte LAXATIVIIJ BROMO Quinlno Tablets. Drugglsts refund money If it fnlls‘ to euro. E W. GROVES signs titre is on each box should be equipped with a dainty snow white, one piece “Standard"Por oolsln Enameled Lavatory. Hora you over stoppodto consider how delightfully convenlnst It would b. to have hot and cold running water In your drossing chamber, sleep lug apartment or first floor toilet room! Its presence would afford you the higher We will gladly quote you prices. Our plumbers arost styrlctl competent roe chsnlcs honest and reliable. ’HDRACE R. NASH, F. E: Lockwood & Co. 5 NORWALK, court. as: HEADQUARTERSTOR 15H: Victor and Edison Ma- éllincs and Records. Tito larpsst and host assortmento of Clllpa.5 ....,............. lhilg but in N Y5 tor freight Only On and after Tuesday. Jahn'Iry'i i90d,1'roight Propellers will loavs Pier.” East River. New York. (foot of Dover street), every day, (except condor) at I p.111, Freight received “Normal ups tot p. mudfiontl Norwsihoptoii :.30p to. 'r ,NORWALK STRAMSOAT 60“ Awning J. Smith, 0. c. Housman Lessee. ' ‘ General Agent. FOR cutlery Tools, BlacksInilh Sup- piles and General Hotdtvsre, co to 39 MAIN “REEF; lite Norwallr hardware Cc. AND FOR Flute Sharpening, Special Tools 9. and General Machine work, 650 1'0 .0urShop,inrearllellSt, "7" ‘ A Attendance all hours day and night. - anticommontwtso UNDERTRKDR. funeral Parlors ll Lady Attendant. rat'soI 5.. 3 WW PLUHBING . ,. HEATING. 5 HORIIWATIR HEATING. “A! TING. a1"! Interesting mun. ”my 5 “Hit III the ladiebtmfi. a, the 1 « mum: to the remarks oMlta and“. s _ '. rector of the boys' department of the ' Machines and Records In the Twin 5“ 0mm Reside fl ”0 ”All. ‘1‘» ”U7” WWII“ ; , M ”D 873A! “ i1” l55\55l‘f~.. tun Imix i ginm;flc OTIG. m5 sum-s- Ilse For our Thirty Years GIST II; p». communism MOVING PiCTl RES A'l‘ HOYT'S Saturday matinee and night It upe- clol' moving picture. exhibition will be given at Iioyt's Theatre underline pcrsonsi direction oi Prof. Do Cartoon. Gladys Gillin, the child ‘mmdor. will appear in specialties and illustrated songs. Little (iladyn in known through- out New England as ”the little girl with the big voice." Her popularity lute created such It emnnd for her service‘s that It will impossible for her to appear here again this reason. Till-1 GREAT PRESCELLE. Nearly every one who reads infu- mlllur with the subject of hypnotlsm. Cornpnrhllvcly few, however. have had an opportunity of witnosnlng a demonstration of this Itiinr phe- nomena produced by ucfentl'lic sugges- tion. Such an opportunity is afforded by the engagement o Prcscelio, the vront exponent of 'dv‘u'oced bypno tit-no, and illustrator of the intent de- velopments of mental toieputhy. nl lioyt's Theatre; next woelt. MUSiC HALL. Tonight the much-tnuredoi Annie Laurie will molllveiy appear at the Miller 8: Jordan, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, Office, lioyt's 'l‘hcatro Building. sou-III NORWALK. Main Office.181 State Street. sntocnronr. “—— Hotel Mrthnckemo. J. B. CONNOR, In. . 3...... m 5.:. u. to n... Rstsa .2 per day and upwards rules and General Information 'rtotiu Shirley Diners. 75 Cents. Tel. 488. . . amateur entertainment. She has created more inughtgr in New city than all tlto‘ pronouns in: blood. She will uht have Norwnllt people In fringi for name t the to come. The manager has ten other amateurs who will also appear. “The Weston Sisters. Misti Lillian Garland DeRenzo (I LaDIte made good ognln last night. Oyster opening content tnlws tines Friday night. Big baby show ntnrday, March 7. UNCAS TRISH'S MASOUERADE. The annual mosque-rode bull in Mn sic Hull. next Monday night. will be one of the noteworthy overlie of the moon. There will be a fine enter- tainment program in conjunction wild the musk port of the affair. the Music Hall management furnishing some of the heel talent to be obtained on the vaudeville circuits. Llnxweller's or- , chenim will furnish music for the . dancing, which will commence shortly after 9 o'clock; and there will he pris- on for tho bnurlsotnest and funniest costumes on the floor. No pain» are being soared to moire thin the finest Hilltiililitul I... taunt"... must increase in value with the rapid growth of the town. 1 summer-e FRANK C VAN SCQY ,- PLUMBING. 5 ball ever given by‘ the‘iocol lied Men. ONLY CUR! FOR WOPRPSIA. SIM" ' Doll." Frankl'ln Rush, of New l'iIIIItIi'I'Ij .. says: “ suffered for years or HOT WATER dyspepsia. used to have great distress AND a 5 . end belching. i tried everything i ’ ' could hear of, but nothing helped me GAS FITTING. . ittntll i took Bros llnn helm, and one 50 cont bottle cure the completely." 'F'm' sale by R. H. Plot-tad. lt‘. H. 'tnoxter and The Ciliiord Pharmacy. 0' ‘VCO-REDPONDENT AND WW! 8th TING SIDE BY SIDE. MIoIImrowu, Ken. 2.41m spec- tncle of the wife of the defendant in on alienation suit chatting confidential- .‘. 1y slknoted thc‘sdestiolts of abus- hstit was witneuned My"). superior 1... Sheet 51:99. Copper .Mtoseollrsfli'homas nawlfedf the defendant, and utilitarian. of the cornpluinantbsad the runwowflmm lAllll‘Irto :hont muss- tlons with: sitting at , the process of he: felling to St. Clem- . brood brlms. th the cov‘reoportdent «who It Is ai- , court yesterday. Peobi were surprisv I) wife by. Dummy Baht, I‘. P. Kinnoor. New ‘Nswirlr N. J ““M ”m “I" m 1 home nets rim my in Row to "walk Hm Tradition Inscribostbe discovery 59! out i whose festival falls on November 23). end he was therefore assumed as the patron saint of hattnnlters. But though the but has the. o very ancient pedigree. only in relatively recent times. says the London Globe, has it found a peg thereon to hang. liven today there are those who would abol- ish it. , y 5 5 With the Greeks it was simply an nppurtennnce of the traveler. The free citizen preferred to go bnreheaded and only but on in broad brimtmni petosun for proton on against the sun when on a long tourney. indeed. the uncovered head won port ‘of his digni‘ ty, for the slaves and workmen were always a tried of pointed skull cop, the plluII, which therefore stood for It badge of servitude. scorn of habitually covering the bond prevailed. among theitotnnns. in England the hood was not finally teneth century. The "great velvet hnt fumed" worn by “the Mayor of London. John Welles," in 1432. is cited as It sin. gulnrlty by Stow. who states that brow viounly ”the coverture of men's beads was hoods, for neither «up our but In spoken o. " In point of fruit there are n few earlier instances of hats being worn by nobies'hnd even by the middle (lenses (‘hnncer' II merchant had “on bill head It Vanndrlch hoover hat." but there can be no question an to the fashion being frilly eeinbilshed in the historinn' II own time He noted the succetutlvo hopper- nnce of French honncts. flat cops and Spanish felts wittwa touch of regret both on patriot and tailor. This be con- trasts pointedly with the “new fashion of list cops, knit of woolen yorn block, but so light that they were obliged") tie them under their «bins, for else the wind would be master over them " 't‘hc moot fantastic shapes the but ever assumed wI-rc those in vogue about half It cutury before Stow was born. Ono wen a kind oi turban with u lurgo clunlcrof hows or pulls on one side, to which the origin of, cockado still worn by ilveried servants may be Irncmi. Another mode with a. broad brim and adorned with feathers, was carried dnngilng down the hack of the owner, on n sort of compromise be- tween the disinclinnilon to wear it and the desire to be fashionable, for throughout medlnevnl times the hat was a mark of distinction. The caprices oi the hotter were somewhat less gro» tesquo in the Elizabethan -.perlod when hats of besver nice black were popu: lar. The dyes were the reverse of “foot " and a favorite method of binchv ening a rusty but we! to hold it in the smoke of a link or pitch torch. The characteristic fashions of the succeeding century. lmmorlolised in the pictures of Vnndyke and Rubens. are on familiar to us as if We had lived among them. Though the steeple crown was retained by the commonwealth men. the opposite purlymll'eoled a new style of flowing lines aha picturesque elegance But the tendency to outrun. the fashion could not be resisted Thai hrlmn become sowidd’thnt they had to be ioped or cocked up on one Rifle-— the firm. step toward n less ei'fectivé setting for h handsome person the three cornered ht incidentally, a new coiloquialism was given to our language: “Knocked into n cocked hut " or in other words “Lichen out of shape." And it would appear from a passage in "Trials-am Shandy" that n psychological signifi- cance might occasionally attach to the twist of n mon' s but. From this period onward the beautiful in headgear ban been, pins! the prerogative of women. In the closing years oi the eighteenth century It near approach to the shapes of the present day in oboeryahie. Round beta of two itlnds appeared either at modereie height in the crown, or toll and conical with small or moderately The high bcnver began to give way to the stilt but about elgby 5y yours ago, the. latter coming to Single d by way of Paris. SUFIRRING AND DOLLARS SAVED. id 8 Moor. of Murillo. N. Y., says: "i am e carpenter and have had many severe cuts healed by Buclleii’s RiAi’fllcl Solve. it has saved me suffering and dollars. it is by for the best healing solve! have ever fdnnd. " Heals burns, sores ulcers, fever sores. eczema and piles. 25c at F'. H. Boater's, drug- gist. ‘ ~ ' HOTEL ARRIVALS. , Mahsckemo—George (i. Bates, .i. F. Murphy, New York: 0. A. Brindley. ll ii. Edwards, Bridgeport; W. ii. Neughton. New York. L. R. Hnrlbntt. Wilton; George Rockwell, Ridgei'leld; ll. Mathewson. J. A. Voilr, city; W. i). .iett'niuxfl. New York: J. lhtncan.‘ C. Plott, Boston; il.‘ D. Wright, New York: P.1Llioadlvy. Waterburyzbi (iroensteln, Bridgeport; it ti. iiein. Joseph L. WRll. New York; (3.1!). ldmbree. Whitefield; iv}. E.5Peiton and wife, N roton; (i. S. Newetmtai, New York: llllunt M. Cox, Stamford: W. F. Cos. H. Aheles, P. H. Phillips. L. Prenslty.‘ P. Mostrey. New York; 1'. O'lmughiltt. Nnugntuclt: George L. Heron, Waterbury. I I. it curfew-Ed. J. Doolrery. TuKefsr, .i. If. Wallace. ‘lPraocis ii. Dutthant. . hf. llrtrry, Thomas Johnsiotto. Iter- «roll Burton, it. A Holmes, J. B. Tole Vorlr: .Iohn Biggie; Percy B. Taylor. ford. W. R. complicit; ,llonion: John Carbonyl. ally: l. .I. IIIIstters', nit Iltvsrr autism Wilt moo-good and "rarities Ilse Osv Igood I'sir Hayentit. . ,Iisrt~ .LWhllo. New lidtlln. ‘ W rim. Arrived Rplrltr-iloa't the here over have s sum I out firil 13m“? Willie Much the some . given up until the eorlypart of the lli- . o Aldlohn 8. Thomhlll.“ Brookfleldi , the outcome of n chistenlng III. which Rita more, Wis, The D. M Read Co. .m- I Carpets. A Clearance of Remnants at low prices. . We have been, going through the Caliper stuck careful- iy and have made quite a gathering of Remnants In Volvots Axminsters , Body Brussels and ingrolns. These are all in desirable coiorings and patterns, and tho following rcdttcttons speak for themselves. The amount of yards in the sale lengths run from 15 to 25 Velvets, of a quality selling at $1 I5 and $1 50, at 75c. - Axminsters of a quality selling at iii. 15 and St .45, in 75" . 5 Body Brussels of a quality selling at $1. 35 and Fl .45. ‘ at 75c. ' lngrains, the host grade of all wool, wortb 75c. at soc. As can be seen, if one has a room which will take an amount under twenty-five yards. this is a good chance. Carpet Store, 5fii'rit floor. a 0 0n the Center Counter. Toilet: Section. Hair Brushes, cherry backs, u ortb 50c. 25c. Wash Cloths, to rubber- lined crctonnc bag. Inc. Nail Polishers, large size, worth Soc, 5 _ 25c. Emory Boards, per dozen, 559,3 for soc. Orangcwood Sticks. 5c a dozen. Cuticle ScissOrs, worth 75c. 39c. Nail Files, bcst steel, wortii 25c, ' 10c. .........__......__. .... In Sterling Silver will be found a large number of handy articles, combs: key rings, boo hon boxes, durum-g, tape measures, pomadc and powder jars buttoubooks and 5 pencils, all at half price and less. ; Mu. 55 Ideal Tissue Builder. Best of all Toilet Creams for cold " weather, as it smooths and nourishes.thc skin. It will keep 1 the bands and arms in good condition. $1.00, a jar. .‘5 t m- W The D. M. Reed Co NEW HAVEN POLICE COMMiSv SIDNER'S APPEAL. ; NEW HAVEN. Feb 26. «Judge north back sitting In the Superior court. yesterday handed down a decision in the once of Jeremiah J. Sullivan, oust- ed police commissioner, in which he overruies the demurrer of the city, that facilitating matters so that tile court may take up the shoes! am e commissioner Corporation Counsel . ii. Rogers, a fortnight ago. opposed the vocal of the commissioner on «Jim nod that the court had no 5an Ic- tion, since the not of Mayor James B. Martin to removing Sullivan was of administrative rather than a Judiciary nature. The finding of the court yes- terday means that the light between the ear-police commissioner and the mayor will be prosecuted to a concluc elon NEIGHBORHOOD FAVORITE. Mrs 3.1). Charles, of Harbor, Maine. speaking of Electric Bitten, says: "it Is a neighborhood favorite here with us. " It deserves to be a favorite every- where. it gives quick relief in dyspevv sis. liver complaint. kidney derange- ment, moinutritionmorvousness weak- ness itnd general debiilty. its ion on the blood as a thorough pnrid metres it especially useful as It spring medi- cine. This grand slterntive tonic is sold under guarantee nt 17'. ii Buster's drug store. 50c. STOPS GALE or can" AND cANo DY on N. H. TRAINS. An order term! by the New Haven Road today prohibits the sale of cdndy 1nd cigars on trains operated by the ~otnpsny, and the nerve rocking cry of “sweet choc lots" and “cigars gents. cigars" will not he heard by patrons of the company in the future. To rail- mad men and occasional travellers. the Ihrlolts of the loaned" news butch- mi" who peddle candy and clut- Oil trains has long been a source of an- MUST FAG! COURT ON CHARGE OF MURDER. “ True Sill Found Against Mlkois Ml- kite who Killed Man at Hunt- ington Last November. The grand 'iury in the case of MI- kola Miltltn. charged'with the murder of, Roman Oinsweeity, alias Frank Olislty, of Huntington, last Novem- ber, returned It true bill to the suite" ior curt of murder in the first degree. on which he will be obliged to stand trial. No time has been settled upon for his trial and counsel will have to be nslgned to him. it is not thought that bin case will come up during the present term. The following composed. the grand jury who heard the evidence: John H Swnrtwout and Robert A. Boss, of Stamford; Nathaniel ii Jones and John c Mills of Bridgeport; Charles S. Peck and Charleen Hemmer Dan- bury, stes Cummings, of Folrflcid: Charles Judson, of Strntford: Austins. Nichols and Erwin S. Folrchild of Trumbull; Earn L. Johnson and Fill B. Boers, of Newtown; William 3. Bo: William P. Bailey, of 8! Harris C Ramsey, of Bedding; Char I',Hatcb at New Fafrdcid, and John Bfophy oi Ridgeilleid. The following were the witnesses who appeared before the grsnd Jury: Fred Greenwood, Joseph Dudzlnsltl William Donovan Dr. Eugene Block George Smith chief Robbins and Walter L. Bradley. The killing WI," in the noclr ““65"” Obnolty was stabbed dying from the wound. GA-TO hm" "trance The rule. It is understood. W loos not prohibit on; sale of sandwich- “ a 's and fruit in trains while they are netting station stops along the road. «oi-II— W Kamila om HOUIRir» ' body ls‘weiootno when we feel loud; and we test that way only when or digestive organs are working pm rly.i:lr .Klng's New Life Pills W Its the action of liver and costs so perfectly one can't help isol- ns wheahessesthosopllls. 25c . if. Baster' II virus aim ‘9 1er 'Addls l‘. Howio,0who conducts n large one successiol stock form at been saying pens to a state Whore! mastitis 'You can fatten a calf by potting III easily as you can a man." she said Another uttmnoo was this: “also “It cow plenty of water to drink. . if m set theeowtowatorhorrnilitl A. Hit. “It. Mm! little not I ”WEI our» ' is _ v5.5. . . .. “:3," ~ Ivy I W535 y .. X‘ 1'6;- 35“»wa ‘5fsy't’l it». . in. some Sr",
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