‘ A NOTE OF IT. ”it. a. i ’ ‘ t‘ II had our stock of 1 m to .ths spring the embodi- all that Is m. and bristling 'rlsty. First quality being dis- ‘ihs rule combined with unus-’ « vantages make it the right to get your supplies. Company "if dooDWIN, Manager. Have You ”Heard of , e New Science of; Healingp h mow Vpaceivlng the attention ,raanyilsdisaiin society, who have V ted this reform method of healing, " who murkedly Improved In health Waranca have they become M!“ encouraging others to follow example. No one should live In and sadness, oqheart or limb, m the, can live in health and ban- pianos hyxgoing to the Chiropractor at E. Washington at, Havliand Block. , _ sour» uoawaut. ‘i’isaouartc TaeATMaNTs GIVEN. and you will find that we're always selling ‘TCOAL THE SAME OLD SPOT! 149 Washington St. . or‘s film “are. The construction of the human Shot ‘Douiauds‘a Shot. Nada on scientific principles. .. R“ the Modem Methods produce Comfortubis and stylish animator Ing lines: \eto'a, Cross, it Reflects ‘2 ”it. of WI"! . died by the makers of the follow- t VERY BUSINESS MAN want.» in. Irina little! at tut. "' it does eaem’that women have more ' than a lair share of the aches and all“ that allot humanity; they Milli Thorns.” must attend to dutiqa In aching books. or landmines. diary spells. hearts own pains; they must stoop over. w a to means torture. They toast wait; and d and work with racking pains and many aches from kidney ills. Kidneys cause more suffering than any other urban of the body. Keep the kidneys well and health is easily maintained. Road of a remedy for kidneys only that helps and cures the kidneys and is endorsadgby people you know, . Mrs. John Horst. of 16 Spring St, South Not-walk. Conn. says: “i was annoyed by kidney trouble at inter- vals. for room and suffered from ter- rible pubis Just over my hips and in the region of my kidneys. I was also subject to headaches and dlssy spells and was devoid of ambition. I could not sleep at night, but twisted and turned trying -to assume a comforts. bie position.‘ If i caught cold it In- variably uettled in my kidneys and made my condition worse. M moth- etl had used Dooli'a Kidney Pi III with fine results and advised me to try - them. so I procured a supply at Plats. ted's Drug Store and began their use. They helped the from the first and ally cured me'eutireiy. I can rec ommend them to kidney random: as a most valuable remedy." , For sale by all dealers. Price bi) cents. Foster-Miiburn ~Co.. Buffalo. New York, sole agents for the United 'Btates. Remember the nautewlmau‘aw—autl take no other. DEATHS AND .. FquRALS. —-——_ Miss Clarissa w. Carpenter. _ Miss Clarissa W. Carpenter. aged ninety-three years. died yesterday at- ternoon at her home in Wilton. Mitts Carpenter was Ill but a short. time and had always enjoyed good health. The funeral services will be hell from her late home tomorrow morning at 10:30 o'clock. interim-m will follow at the Norwalk cemetery at 12 o'clock. MEETING OF HAT TRIMMERS’ SICK BENEFIT ASSOCIATION. The annual meeting of “‘the Hat ’l‘rltnmors' Sick lioneill Association wna held last. evening at Raymond's Hall. in Washington street. The unicorn who have oiliclontly served during the poet your wuro rc- elacted. Including: President—Mitt. It‘annio .1. Joyce. flooretary~Mlas Emma P‘. Bunion. Treasurer-«Mrs. Jennie Bedlam. Following the business Ittceting, n». freahmenta were served and the Int-m. hers enjoyed a aoolal hour. Vito cm”? ., ‘8 ‘ ”Lt We don't want to keep barking at you -—tbat's a piece of dog-gone foolish- ness. But we must persist in calling your attention to our store and our goods. We have just opened up our Spring Line of Baby Carriages and flu-Carts. It may he a little early to take baby out. but it's not too early to look. The A. J. Angevine 8t Son Co, 134-136 Washington Street. ,i \ «.5 MILLER 'a JORDAN. A REAL ESTATE BROKERS. Office, Hoyt's Theatre Building. Open from 10:30 A. M. to I P. M.. Whore 'all “business In and pertaining to Real Estate will receive careful and prompt attention. ‘ Main Office. No. 29 Fairiield Ave., IHIDOIPOIT, CQNN. Mvwmw .. ...... .s g D. GOTTLIEB. Gents’ Furnisher. Men's, Boys‘ and Chil- . dren's Shoes. i it No. Main Street. Norwslk. i “'".t'."'.':l"it: .' ‘ I have a saw account here and add to it as his imslasas t in ins insurance hat to all profit. as all he deposits and the it is needed. . orwalk Savings Bank " om alias sotaemo. for dam of business adversity and sown activator. noun. is All Danger of as Attack on tho hepatitis and Consulates Believed to Is at an End-- Revolutionary Agitators Al- lowed to Depart PARIS. March IL-«Oflclal advices received here from Haiti indicate that the arrlvtll at Port-aud’rince of for- eign whrahipa has produced the aerial”- ud effect upon President Nord Alexis. M. Cameron. the French minister. ca- bles that the government baa aban- doned lts intrunsigoaut attitude. that the ruembnrittuent of the refugees has been authorised. and that safe cou- ducts have been granted for the do nurture of General h‘irmin and flir- oth- re revolutionary agitators who had taken asylum at the Iegatlons and con- aulatos at Port-au-Prince and (ion- aives. M. Carteron gives much credit for this Improved state of sifairs to the active intervention of hi. Borne. the Mlni‘ktor of State. who was the first to counsel this course of action. All dan~ gar of an attack on the Iogailons or consulatea is now considered at an end. WASHINGTON. March ifl.—-Advicoa to the State Department from Haiti today indicate that the situation there has been greatly relieved by the ar- rival of warships ordered there by the various governments. Minister l-‘ur- also says that the flatten minister of foreign affairs has ofhcially notlncd the German and French mlnlaters that the refugees in their consulates will be allowed to embark and depart from mm. It also Is indicated in the dis- patches that the presence of the war. ships has quieted public feeling and that no Immediate danger of further trouble In apprehended. BERLIN, March iii.«-~’I'bn Associat- t-ti Press In authorized to stain that the German Foreign Oillce ls fully in ac- cord with the viewpoint of the United States regarding the situation In Haiti fill set forth by Secretary Rom. There never was any Intention o ulho part of Germany to intorvout.I In the internal nffaira of the llaltlen Republic. it is the firm resolve. however. of Germany to protect her subject: trading in Haiti. and she will Insist also upon the luvioltlblllty of her logatlon nml consular buildings. No complication in the "ltlllt'n situation are foreman-n how. The report that (if‘t‘illfllll’ might pos- sibly dot-Ian» war upon liaiti la alig- mhtiaml hero an nonsensical. The moat recent. ndvlrva reprmtcnt lilo situation at. Port-uu-l’rlnco as much calmer hlllf‘l‘ the arrival of foreign warahlpa. The (ltd-man cruiser. fireman will re- main until quiet has been completely restored. manor malt IN couuecrlcu'r. Some Prominent Norwallt Citizens Listed in Volume 3. Volume 3 of ".lfen of Mary In (low nautical." edited by Col. Norrie ti. (is born and State Librarian Godard, has loaf appeared and contains extended biograpbloti of several noted citizens of Norwaik. lets-Mayor .l. Milton Cohum is noted for hilt unparalleled colloction of t‘olo- niul antiques, i The late .lohn If. Ferris in emphasiz- ed as a public philanthropist. Dr. Carl A. Haratrom is described its having a most unique school. Judge John H. Light is classed iiii “orator. scholar and literary critic." Rev. Charles s. Macfariaud in or» acrllwti all "clergyman. lecturer, for- eign traveler and author, a foremost scholar." . ids-Mayor Arthur C. Wheeler is rank- ed as prominent. business than of the state. The book in handsmuely gotten up and illustrated. wuss HEN!" OURPRISED. Miss Florence Henry watt given a surprise party In honor of her birth- day, at her home in times street. New walk, last evening. Her friends took her completely by surprise and much fun was enioyed. The evening was given up to various games. and re- freshments were served. 'I‘hosa proa- ant were: Misses Anna McKeon. iiel. on Plunkett, Louisa Plunltett. May ftynu. Alice 'f'orpy and Anna ’t'orpy, Manors. William McCarty. Paul 'l‘orpy. .lamea Montgomery. Joseph Iiurns. Charles Imviss. Thomas iliark and John Mcilulrk. .——_—........... woman lesoi'm eta-arr. NEW HAVEN. March lil.-«-t,lorrprier .iiis yesterday investigated the dumb of Mrs. Ilia Robbin», a colored woman who died Monday at the hospital. libs wait 54 years of age and wait a town charge, farmed out to the care of John Haley. of West Haven. The investiga- tion hau thus far revealed that the woman was oompolled to saw railroad flea and do Author work commonly done by men. although who war: not attpposotl to do any work undonliw arrangement with the town. one also lived in a plgéaty. and was to s liltiiil "mm - airs. it. it. Mctlauslsnd. of i'rnaount Tensor. is satartslaisg tliti 'f'uasdsy tlocIaI Whist Club this afternoon. Yes- terda was tbs molar meeting date. bat t. W‘waa maimed. The case of lira. Thoma mulls-rat. chargwdwltiiviolatlng the liquor in by selling hour on holiday. will me an Friday afternoon at me. Jutla- Tsylor refusal to moped that ass» oi tho titres min charged with bar in: f ‘ twin of tits place, who faii as to w an stood” morning. and Mir bonds or m each were forfeited. lira revolting condition when discovered. . WW . Wanamaiagtmtmmmk Fines wits minim-”tram”. .. I, 'twm . . asserts tony cases a kiss- sistius and aim Simple ‘ am Recipe brunt mounds at man and wom- who have felt the sting and tartan of this dread disease, which Is no Howler of an. mans, ass. color or rank. will be Interested to know that while for my years rhsntnstlstn was consid- ered an incurable disease, now it is one of the easiest alictions of the hu. man body to conquer. Itediosi science hasproven it not a distinct disease in Itself, but a symptom can!“ by inact- ive kidneys. Rheumatism ls uric acid in the blood and other waste products of tho ail-ism which should be filtered and strained out in the form of urine. The function of the kidneys to to sift these poisons and acids out and keep the blood clean and pure. The kidneys. however. are of sponge-like substance. the holes or pores of _whlch will some- times. either from overwork. cold or exposure immune clogged and Inactive. and failing In their function of elimin- ating these poisons from It.» blood. they remain in the veins. decompose and settling about maintain and Inns- clus. cause the untold suffering and pain of rheumatism and backache. oft- en producing complications of bladder and urinary diseases, weakness. etc. The following simple prescription is said to "'11st the worst cases, of rheumatism because of its direct action upon the blood and kidneys. relieving. too, tho most savers forms of bladder and urinary troubles: Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-half ounce; Compound Kargon. one ounce; Com- pound Syrup Barsaparilla. three «mares. Mix by shaking well in a bottle and take in teaspoonful doses after each meal and at. bedtime. The ingredients can be had from any good prescription pharmacy. and ate abso- lutely harmless and safe to use at any i Illa. Steamship: Collide lo Dense For (Continued from First Page). brought. the ship to a stop. and anchor. t-d oil Robbins neck to await the lift- ing of the fog. . Warning fog balls were rung on the liner, but the steamer had only been ,at anchor five minutes when tho quar- tcrmastcr on the after bridge telephon- cd to the captain that steamer was muting up sstern headed directly for tho Kronprtus. Captain Nierlcb promptly older the chain slipped, the engines started ahead and the water tight doors In the steamer‘s compart~ flit‘tllii closed. u’l‘hore were forty-eight, of these doors. and they were cloned in goat Mitten socouda. ‘ The big steamer was just gathering lit-adwny, when the Crown of Gunilla muck bar fairly in the stern, penetrat- ing the- overhang and tearing a trian- gular hold fifteen foot wide and ten foot long through the steel plates. The shock of the blow was only lightly felt on board the big liner, and the two vessels quickly soparatod. Both of them came to anchor again and lay there for several hours until the fog lifted, when they pmcaedsd to their docks. At the North German Lloyd dock It won stated that the damage to the Krouprlnz would he quickly ropared and would not. delay her sailing. The Crown of Castlle, which was bound in from Rotterdam belongs to the New York and Contineltal line. ' lie (ulcers stated that no out: was in- jured on board. and that while the amamor's out water was partly turn away near the main deck the damage would be slight. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. I’. B. Knvanaugb III confined to his home in Want Main street. Norwalit, by Illness. .loar-pb Siawlck is moving his house- hold effects trout 51 Main street to Wilton uvonuo. Itoyal W. Adams, of the Adams li'to rlainn Company, of Norwalk, is in New York today on business. A bountiful half grown door was new on the property of J. H. Brown. of Brookslde, this morning. ‘ Elbert Hit-keratin. of Georgetown. was admitted to the Norwallt Hospital this. afternoon for medical treatment. P. 0. Shaw. of New York, formerly of Norwalk, is visiting his somber. Mrs. P. Shaw. of Stevens street. who Is Ill. (1. O, Middlebrooit. of (Iron street. Norwalk. has his hand bandaged up in cloths. having received a had cut twi'i'l'lll days ago. Ml‘n. Willlntn Johnson, of 10 flut‘tr ull'ooi, has boon takan to "to Norwa‘dt Hospital, whi-ro ahu will ht- ti't'iiii'il for lwr Illnetm, ‘ Flt-o alarm bus 27. locatwd on "in (‘tli’fli‘l’ of hymn More and Franklin avanuv. was innit-ti tilts noon and worked to perfection. Mia Hay, llttis daugnior of Mr. and Mrs. .I. it. Prawn". of Ilrooitsldo. II letting along nicely after her illnoaa of the last few wualta. ll'rank ityan. who has limo visiting hia relailvna in lisrbor “WNW. Nor walk. for a few days. has ruturiml to I NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. L .. ,3 ’MATTINGS. Our line of Spring litattings is complete in every detail, embracing IN“. variety of styles and colorlngs. Notwithstanding the idvance in price of all imported lines. we are enabled through large and early purchases to offer the line this season without any advance in price and in some cases at a less price than they have ever been offered before. An inspection of our line is invited. HALF-PRICE CLOAK AND SUIT SALE. We will continue our half price Cloak and Suit Sale for one week longer. Many excel- lent bargains to be found in this department. HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT. Nickle Lamps ........ ....$I.25‘Kitchen Lamps ............35clLon ‘Handlecoal Shovels... 4c Whisk Brooms 9c Hand Lamp; .............. tgc'Rub CusptdOTsMats .....49c Flat Irbnl. pcrlb.4c10alvanized Pails ......... ,.19c Wash Boards .....4'5c 3 Wire Coat Hangers .toc46alvanized Chamber Pails. . .spc hievet‘ Break Iron Handles.,;.soc TRISTRAM & IIYA’I‘T, NORWALK.:CONN. 1m..- w. "W.” . FOUOHT A DUEL. m General Smirnoff/Fatally Wounded by General Fooit. t-lT. Pll'l‘ldltflllllftil. March Is.«— “tantalum-General Smirnoff was prob- ably fatally wounded In a dual fought here today with Lieutenanttlouoral Foch. The man met In the riding school of the Chevalier Guard Regi- ment and fought with pistols. standing clone to each other when the adults were exchanged. The dual was caused by the memo random written by Gen, Smirnoif on the siege of Port Arthur In which ha thcI-Ittonod the courage of General Fork. The latter considered that his honor and reputation were involved and challcnsrd the author of the mem- orautiutn. . , tieneral timiraofl was acting oom- maudant of the Port Arthur Fortress during“ siege and at the limo of its lilifl't’ll to the Japanose. After‘ his return to Russia he prepared a secret report of the defense of Port Arthur. which was the basis of the indictments on which idetitenant (lent-rel Stoesaol, Lieutenant General Foe-it. who chut- manded the Fourth East Siberian divi- sion at Port Aihur, and Miller tiruer- ,., nl itciss, chief of atria of General tit/mas”. were triad for their lives bu- fore the humour» Court tusrsltel. lieu- orei Stocasel wna accused of cowardice and Incapacity, and General track, our cording to the Indictuwut, displayed thorough Incapacity. He was chart“! with disobeying (loner-a1 stocssal's orders to defend 'l‘slnchau to the last extremity, His incompetence, accord- ing to General fimirnoif. resulted in the “built: defeat atkthis point and he Induced flea. Slocum to order a retreat by declaring tin- Rsaslau troops to be in a moat critical posi- tion when tha was not the fact. (Ion. tilmlrooff's report has been character- fled on breathing the most bitter por- IIonai enmity towards the high officers of the Port Arthur garrison. The outcome of the trial was the sentencing to death of Gen. iltoossel. but this finding was later commuted to ten years' imprisonment. while. flea. ocit was ordered to be reprl‘ rounded for a-disriplinury offence. (lop. Smirnoff also was on trial be- fore the court-mortal charged with having failed to remove Gan. Fuck from his command, although he sue- poctuti an agreement between (loner- ais Stunt-l and Pack to surrender the fortress, lie was acquitted of this charge. Hurling the cloning day» of lil'.’ alone the relations between the flu 'alan gou- eruia ntiPort Arthur lieu...w wry strained. The riding school was placed at tho disposal of the combatants by the com- mander of the regiment, and the duel . occurred with the full ”limitation. of the military authorities. It was report- ed that a number of oaicm of Man rank witnessed it, and it is "on aid that aovcrni woman were present. , Shortly bofora iii .o'riock (ivuorals rock and Smirnoff‘aopeared at the rid-I Itig school. Without saluting than look their places and assigned their. seconds. For General titulruoa the seconds were his brothor-ln'law, Wadi? Dania, and Captain Schultz of lilo na- vy; while for (lanai-III Il'ot'lt. Unplaln ilitlo, udjiilitilt to General Bloom-i, and Wlt‘llif‘mfllt f'odgurslty. one of tin- Port Arthur homes, ofllclated. Tho filli- tnuI-o between. the cotnimtnuia was twenty paces, and the duolllata were instructed to open fire at the word of command and continue until one or the other was hit. M General i-‘ocit'u fourth shut (lunarai Smirnoff grinned l flotiruoff accidentally fired prema- ounded in the abdomen abort» tha right hip. Mo was carried In a llltor to the mllilry hospital, where doctors illiii afternoon unstained him by the moans of the limiting turn in would tho ballot. . . Tllr word "fire" was given each time, his work in ”Ilium". TM All American bsiwbali last» at Norwalk will play the Ovarlooit titli- Isry Academy first than» Manley ai- tarnuon. at. the tivmstk grmmds .III Ideal svanlta, lira. and lira. t‘itrialian iiwartn any» a,dinnrr party last night at their hair residence in Want prewar. in hon» ro or Mrs. Maria's miter, Mrs, .lsnn as Virus ’i'ha ltippowuni basketball was: of Norwaiit will play that tannins: at the crater: Thursday strains at i: ll detects. steamer tl' will play a practice um Ml. m.» m 1 . by ilnncrnl itireloff. tho lluasiau uti- thui'lly on tltwl‘lln . At the auctiild oa-l change flaunt-El tatk's crust was liar- loruteti. M the third nsohangr (tannin, al limit-nod accidentally fluid prelim, lowly. but (textural hook darliasd to am In a Manuela» opponent, and! the fourth trad dual abota were their ascltangad. i This limit will be foliowud by asotkn or hwtwaun tieaoral fork and (tenant titn'tiaioifslty, tile stabilisation" of the westsrti front at Port Arthur. who was mwiy criticised by dentist rack dur- ing tits court marshal lags. timrsl limitation” swat . I Hair smith. who mom to amoral manta. afiim".i’hli ’ i am failed to Wm u- had i putrid _ .W‘l'obi: a deal. V M has ast’ “m mm in has is a . mlr hf, l'urlshcvlch, a member of tho m: ” WESTPORT SMELT. J H. Krieger. VCo. - ' ' *IKitcben Cabinets have Special Features that suite them different, better and more con- venisnt than any other kitchen cabinet. Husbands. not your wife a Tool kitchen cabinet—one that Is not IIIeI-cly a collection of shelves. hooks and dark Irina, but a modern, iiorv footed unit that really saves labor and money. These special features tell the story. Show this advertisement to his. will know their importance. , bitter cabinets do not have those features and the extra conven- ient iioouiornrrangomcnt that anvcehundreds of steps euchflday. Bo- sldcs, remember this important fact, . ' , . The "Hoosier" is low in Price a" ;. her. Flour lid. Aluminum The flour in ’ Work Table put in at the Ca n be top, Willis » through the drawn 0“" be' entire bin, and loud the "out is taken out of the cabinet t ho roll gh ly ovor ll inches. sifted at the adding more bottom. The than onetbfrd bin is self- the working imeaning. space. - 5 ...... ”mm.“ "at.-- Spice cabinet 100 retipe . ‘ y... cards.1iiguido W.) m Contains all carda labeled “""' . . airtight cans, man “go Bread. . Cake _ highly finish- aud Desserts. ed and labeled fins. M Fish. 3 (ginger, C:°;“' cats. lace - ‘ ream 0 ar- lancouu, 831-. ' ' ~ f ‘ grid Allaplco, ads, Sauces, ‘ ng Pow- Boups. Vege- "”"wu'umgmu‘," der and Clnr tables. namon. So gar Iln. held, in the upper part of the bin. When so the quantity drops down. Want List. Everything needed In the kitchen alphabetically arranged—n sim- pie and effective system for keeping stock. Bread and Cake low. Keeps bread fresh and moist. ilxiix'u Inches.matie of metal and has clone fitting lids. One end In partitioned of! for cake. The Hoosier sliding shelves slide in and out the same drawers. and the contents of the cupboard can be brought to the from within easy reach by drawing out the shelf, The Labor Savdi- Every Woman Wants. Every woman who does do; own a Hoosier is doing unuoceacsary workmls taking thousands of unnecessary footsteps. A Hoosier will bill time she now anemia In the ltllchrn in two. There is probably a dealer in your city handlingtho Hoosier: iio Into this store and see the Hoosier, Get our Catalog, whether therein a dealer in your city or not. it is full of vaitflbio suggestions. If. there is no dealer In your city. write us. H. Krieger68t Co. 29-31 West Washington j Street, SOUTH NORWALK. The bulk of the sugar is a scoop full Is taken out the co lbs. GRANULATED SUGAR... .............. .......8t.oo LEAN.TENDER SHOULDERSJII. ........II: to calm 303A}: SOAP ...... ......a§c 3lba.LARGEPRUNES............... ..... .. ..........m FRESH,EGGS.~psrdonn....... ....... .............25c UNITED GROCERY 00.. “ Phone 143. 20 North Main Street. I DICK’S FISH MARKET 180 Washington Street Bridge. i aw. my. Pup. ‘
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