our prices are always the ”host. can but sold for. Company Y:.GOODWlN. Manager. ween. New M6 on title attention is , item ill sonwithc‘ut receiv- Win substances info the atom. hip new method is now being is near story-state in the ,many orelga countries. It es'that curry best. health strength" In every individual. Pinch m that have only been doing a j“ ,thalrworharesoonputintoa , condition and the whole body . j health. The Chi Iropractic of Healing is powerful and W; it will reach every organ in homubody. our success Is mar- Washington “3 Haviland House. 1'. much. u. c. m Tummy- am am. ON 4' D. GO'I'I'LIEB. Leo S. Koppel, Custom Tailor id MAN 0' v lXAC‘l’ildG TAITI. London and Fifth Avonuo Modes . at South riot-wall: Prices. more is stitched with the Micahbio new woolens. Per~’ W work guaranteed. lilihltttdlull luvilt W DEATHS $53me w» ‘ John N. Gloraeh. . John N. Gleracb, proprietor of the . Enterprise Bottling Works. died at his late home, No. it Chapel street. Nor- walk, yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock. Mr. Glersch was a member of Norwallt Lodge, No. 709. B. I'. '0. id; Humboldt Mdge.0 ..D H. 8.. Court Narruh, F. of L; Honeer Hook and Ladder Com- y: Pioneer Castle. Knights of the yatic Chain; ge lhlbcr lodge, No. 034. D. 0. ’8' killer ifiialumni. U. 0. ILM ., and the Arlen Singing Society. lie wan also an honorary member of the Norwalit Fire Police. lie is acrylved by a widow and two sons, John M. (liar-ooh and Richard J. Glerscb. and one daughter.. blissAgnes haunting Glersch. Fundral servlcu will Id tomorrow altar naps at 2:30 o'clock from the lute rhomo. Itev. 00' it. Soil’ech will div clots. and interment will follow at Riverside Cemetery. "—— idles Georgia Taylor. lites Georgia Taylor. of to West avenue, passed away at her late home yesterday afternoon at l: to o'clock. lilsa Taylor has been in failing health far about a year, and she received a fall about six weeks ago which has confined her to her bed since. She has been falling rapidly for two weelis. Miss Taylor has been oillcial parish misaloner of the First Congregational Church, of Norwalk. for over twenty- hVe yearn. Miss Taylor had many friends, who will regret her less deep- ly, for to know her was to love her. Funeral services will be held from beg late home Monday afternoon at 2le o'.cloclt Rev. George Drew Egbert. pastor of the Notwallt Congregational Church, will ofllclate. Interment will follow at Union Cemetery. -———— Peter W. blood. New Canaan, died at New Haven on Tuesday, aged 67 years. The remains were brought to New Canaan for in- terment in Lalreville cemetery, yester- day afternoon. Deceased was the owner of the building in Main street. New Canaan, occupied by R. L Storms and l B. Woundy, and also of the building in Railroad avenue, occupied by George H. Stevens. liav. Henry L. Hobbs". , The Rev. Henry L. Hubbell. 79 yearn old, died yesterday at his home, no West 118th street. New York City. af ter a brief illness. He was born in Wilton, and was graduated from Yale Unlveraity in the class of '54. ills wi dew and a daughter survive. REMOVED TH! CURSE. Put on Boarder Who Owed Boarding Mistress 000 and Later Got Rich. PHILADELPHIA, Il‘eb. 21—h strange legal document by which an aged woman lifts a curse ahe pro- nounced .32 years ago. has come to light here. In 1870 Dennis Comer. a laborer, aged 28 years, who .was out of work, quit his boarding house,‘ ow- Ing the boar iatreas. Ira. Costello, 0 . Mrs. Costello. who was then 62 years of age, tell upon her knees and called down the cornea of heaven upon him and his. Nothing more was thought of the nurses, but neither Mrs. Costello nor Comey for. got the board bill. Some time ago Comey fell heir to money and Mrs. Costello. who now lives in Atlantic City. attempted to collect her bill through attorneys. Co~ mey said he would not. pay until Mrs. Costello removed the. curses. Mrs. Costello's representatives agreed upon the following retraction and had It by witneaaes: "1th All Men by These Present»: That I. Mary Costello. do hereby re- voke, recall and retract to the utmost of my power the curse which Donnie Carney claims that I out upon him in .ll‘ld. calling down upon him and his. as he claims. ill-luck. disease and dis- aster through life and eternity, living and dead at all times from the pres. cut to the end of the worid, even unto the tenth generation and do hereby do- clare that i hold for him nothing but sentiments of good will and respect." Corner went to Atlantic City. He wanted lira. Costello to get cn'hor knees. but as she was 00 years old. friends .obiected. Conroy paid‘tbe hill. dratotailthaasramoshioty ~ "Fins Mutual Sayings ,ituepuiten‘ssaae thflfil‘fit'fiamw Peter W. Mead, a‘ former resident of the signed by Mrs. Costello and attested » Charles H., om cult-a President for Coming Year. The annhhl'meetlngof the Chrlv tlaa lnddotrial mm of the some Norwalh Hethodlat‘Iplacopal Church woo held last nightat the church. The reports sho'wed'that the league is in the a’ very prosperous condition. The iron. surer'a report. for instance. ’showed that there is a balance of more than 0500 in tho treasury. 'l'haso oncers were named for the ensuing year. President—Charles ll. Dog: in / Collector~WlllIaat- l’. Jennings ‘I‘ressaror—Nolana ll. Hoyt. Committee chairmen were also ap- poinwd during the evening by tho cs- ccuilve board and the pastor. Dr. Saul 0. Curtlce. Ii. 1.. Coloburn was made chairman of the committee on immed- iate ul. lLfiCTRlC CERVICI COMING. Trains From New York to “drilled to ho Running in Two Mowtlio. N EW HAVEN, l-‘eb. Ids—It is stated on high oihcial authority that it is now espec'ed that electric service on express trains between Stamford and the Grand Central, station in, New York city will be fully inatalled on the first of next May. The power house of the New Haven Company has new developed its full do root power of 100 per cent. and la ulli~ clent for express service The delay in installing the service is due not to ltof power. but to foreguard against any possibility of failure after it is once established. The New Haven Company has by agreement until the first of July in which to complete lla electric sor- vlce between Stamford and the New Yorlt terminal. suor vcuuo widow. 1108 anemone. Cal" Nb tow—lira Charlotte L. Noyes a wealthy young widow, was shot and instantly killed late last night at her homo by W. P. McComaa. a mining englnm. who in been friendly with her lav several months. hicComas called at the worn- an's borne yesterday afternoon and about midnight the two quarreled. lie» Conrad alleges that the woman dashed acupful of sulphuric acid in his face and the shooting followed. hlcComao ha y rushed out of the house and into a hotel nearby. where a done lug who going on. Here he nuanced that he had lost killed a woman and gave his revolver to one of the men there. McComao' bliotomd face old hands and his discolored hair second to bear out his statement that the woman dashed acid over him. ours panacea you atauosa. er. more, lfo.. res. sa—a woman whobasbeencallodao'bldcat'Wya WW "“1 manhuhean damaged to tho oateot otlmaccordingtoaiuryiuthactr- cult court here and Judgment for that account was entered yesterday ballast Albert 8. Block. a commission man. in favor of lies Annie G. ,Kamne, book keeper for another commission firm. bliss Herons had filed suit for 000, charging slander. In court admitted he Willa terms, but said he meant no disrespect to Kiss Kev rope. The jury gave Miss Kenna 01 actual damages, and 0500 punitive damages on account of anguish of mind. I o C VAL! DlViNltV EXIRCIII. . . CHANGED. NEW HAVEN. Feb. 20.-Iniporlant changes are to be made this year in the Yale Divinity School commence meut exercises. _Tho baccalaureato sermon is to be dropped and changes made in the times of the prise con- tests. The orator at the alumni meet ing will' he Rev. Charles I: Jalersoo. of New York City. a member of the Yale Corporation 110%“. III the alumni discussion will be eCha ad Emphasis Now Placed on Rewards and Puuhhmonta lo the mm aaatstiou of the Gospel Hmf‘fle speakers-trill be liov. C.A. snore. of Waterbury, Odom; Milne. of Duluth. liiuh" and lot. I Brenner. cf Graeasbnrg, Pa. rwaacn ‘voacs assuiias orvau. CAIASMNCA. lumen. fob. 00-» littlest tawat Carlie-minions“- Mmatbeirwh torso-eats vie-isthlralatbeeaswatinoa Tholhov. J. I Adm. D.D.. of” ford. moulding oldorot this district. will was at the South Norwalli Methodist Church tomorrow. The communion service will be in evening. road and happy paren ”mas girl. which arrived Thursday morning, at their home,“ “Woodward a‘vcoguo. Mother and child are doing I I. There wasawlduoraadrspavtyasv Wmmmmwn Drewwaadaad. llr Drawloavery slchnrallul hishomoinlastNas-watir. batev to bring about his recovery. TharartborUghta Sociotyofthe Southclihlorwalhnaptlst Churchhdd nfflmeeflnghatuightwlth Illa! IV rtoisas‘leadordhasubioct bolus “uncut Progress." 'l'bere willbelo meeting nestwaahownlgtothoraad- inghldayntghtunderthoausplflaof theDachoraadellathcaClassoa. PUNTAN ANCICTIY IlDlCULID. John demon: Wise, of New York, sessile in Chicago. CHICAGO. 70b :0.-Tbe Puritan mtharsworsshornofagooddaalof their attributed glory and the Idea oi their descendants claiming distinction because of their "blue blood" was ridi- culed last night by John Sergeant Wise. of New York, in an address be- fore the Historical Society. All the glorythattho speaker ca- tracted from the: Ned England ances- tors be added to’ the Dutch and Scotch- Irish elements for the development of the country. Hr. Wise ll 0' Mil- Irieh deacem. a native of Virginia, of which state his father. lienry IL Wise. . His subject was “An mflistorlcal low of the Concetta and Fatah Claims of the Cavaliers and marlcaa.“ ‘5 ARMOUI‘ TO WEED PIC" CHICAGO, M. 19,—?!” Tribune Stuyvesant Fish. who has. given up the fight against I. ll. It'srrlniau in oi Judge Balls decision allowing Har- "mastovotgthcstocltheldbytho Union Pacific hallway My smaou asabarso turnovco. new roux, m. car-rue condi- tiondThoumsLIdiaon.whohasuo« dergnne two within. a few days. was as somewhat in» Wed today. .i‘l'ha physicians attend- ing him 1 thch had passed a comfortable nl aohrrrouau sensors or warm sywama comedy cull. usuatsauao. rs. rob so-rm reported that additional arrests will h'mw'm...“ “3.1""... 1".“ a is l I" in the state capitol conspiracy suit. roo Mlilll. "lie broke hiawileoftbe notion of Joining the woman's club." "How did in I! it?” l under-m .,.....,.. .. M... MGM 'Deinaude a Slide ' wewflcooisieaceourregularllshPrlceSalcoiCioaksndSuila. mused-iii wehavehadtflsseasonwilbehchidedinthissale. " Nothing reserved-every one artist go. . ,7 Don’t miss the Walnut spot-class m a just so the tor-erosive nrlieats . w . "rn \ for self congratulation is either opti- mist or ugotist.ll ' l Clouds; “it “see. The construction of the barman Made on scientific principles. on the Modern Methods to produce Comfortable and Stylish 500mm are used by, the matters of the follow» “ III! lines: ' "Smitten" "Cross . ,5\\te‘ Reflects \Cear Shoes'dhat'dlt. s. 'r. aaras : ...... aocvlouasu. AUCTION wm doll by ensue Auction on WEDNESMY. men mt, AT 10 O’CLOCK A." . At the waste-rm of 0.1. WHILE, LON} Avenue. Dario», Conn Nut- 0. H. 11le Loire. The Following Goods: 1 Bedroom mm, Washstand. Bureau. lfatireaa. Springs; 2 Boston Rockers: 1 large may Chair: 1 Sideboard: Walnut Chairs. a lot of other Chairs; 1 Couch: I Chico Swing Chair; I will. out Extension Table; 3 feet: Toilet Sets: owes-WW WWW l 101"" of Old-fashioned Docau oleudow Shades. Curtain Poles.lot of lfattiag: 2 Heating Eleven: 1 lrorr lug Stove. I Wood Stove: 1 Organ. l urea Bone Grinder: 1 no Ilsa Cyph- crs Incubator. good as new. lot of 620” Saab; 1 Cross Cut City; I my lot of Pan . one: i Horas. washers and drivers: also about 000 feet Wire fencing,“ inches high. in good order. Toms Cash. .lf My 00m Fair‘Day. Par Odor of CLAIINC! l. ICOFIELD. NOTICE. hiayor's Oilice. South Norwalh, Conn. Notice is hereby given that a moot- alien. of the City of South Norwalh. will he held at the thuucil Chamber. in said city. on the 24! day of March. rm. atl:.000'cloehp ru..tom older the estimate sub-med to said nartment of the City government tor the ensuing fiscal your. ammo!“ co; as "Tell! her it was stood they ran to 3'.”- than to M“, w l r, ”m sort it "or,“ they act at your boa salted the young area was contemplating a . ”A iafi of walls and tiles- "TIo I'll “mallow.” log of the Board of Intimate and Tsar . TBIBTBAM & HYA'IT, NORWAIrK, 00M The personalise can daily dud cause hare Special features that malts them dilloronl. We and more sou- vawiont than any other hitched cabinet. Husbands. get your wife a real kitchen cabinet—one that is out merely a collection of shelves boots and dark blue, but a modern. per- fected unit that loony saves laboraud The“! bar. Clio w.“ money urea tellthoatcry. Showtbts advertisemeatto lr Importance. Other cabinets do not have these features and the extra conven- ient Hoosier arm that saves hundreds of steps each day. So- sldes. remember this ilportsntfact, Flour Iiri. A The hour is put in at the th 'ugn th ro e entire bin, and is taken out thoroughly sifted It the bottom. The bin is self-‘ cleaning. ‘ llaclpeCahinst poo recipe cards. to guide cards labeled 'Ilread. Cake and Desserts, Eggs, Fish. Meats. Miscelt laneous. llal. ads, Sauces, Soups. Vase- bibles The modeler" 13 low' Ill Price Aluminum Wort: Tabla Can be drawn out be- yond the front of the cabinet over ll inches, Contains six air-tight can Iridily finish- ed and labeled Giuger,Clovaa, Cream of Tar. tar, Allsploo. dor and Cl!- namoo. The bulk of the sugar is held is the upper part of the bin. When a scoop full is taken out the same quantity drops down. WWI-lot. Everything needed In the hitched alphabetically arranged—a sine pie and elective system for keeping I'roadandCaiislos. Keeps bread fresh and moist. ”11x20 inches. made 0! metal and has close ntting lids. One end is partitioned o! for cats. The Hoosier sliding shelves wilds”. in and out the darn. drawn. and the contents of the cupbmrd can babroughtto front within easy reach by drawing out the shelf. Yha Labor Savor Every Woman Wants. livery womanwhodoesaotown a Hoosier is doing unnecessary work-is ’tairiag thousands of unnecessary f A Hoosier will out time she now spends cot-tens in the hitched in two. There is probably a dealer in- your city handling the Houston Goiutothisatorcarui seathollanaler. whether 99H)" m there is a dealer in your city or not. It is tolls! valuable suggestions. If there Is no dealer in your city, write us. . , H. Krieger &‘ Co SOLE AGENTS FOR NORWALK. 29-3i Woof. Woohiri‘gtori St" court-i nowwaut. ii. J ANGEWNE 0 SON (0, devotion, Carpets, 134m Wellington Street. sled Novas. aavrtasmos taavs um. vaaaoarsro' saialrrtow ostav: , Stools, Sic.
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