WI; 07 ASYLUM.» .Wunan Author or Book Soon to in Pubilshcd. I.” only be the statements ‘W. Boers concerning , the Connecticut Asylum for it Middletowu and its cwch ' my be his book. still more In the statements made by Anna Knox, oi Brewster. N. 'bu nearly ready for public» 7 Molt entitled A Mind That Was ~ toot, lays the Waterbury Re- ‘ p . Ills Knox is a ircquont wlth Waterbury friends, Ills. who escaped iron: the in- _ about. a your .30, alleges that ‘ committed to the asylum lol- I motto breakdown brought may troubles over the settle. She thought at the she watt being placed in a , both; taken there by her , , who stuyed but is low minutes. hardly halt an hour sitar her . . that sits discovered the ; an astute. little you know whore you are. intone asylum you'ro in." that moment. she cndmvuretl , liar release but tor tits could get no assistance from dually securing assistance his stator. a resident oi 33‘le limit the inmrvcutiou oi can ' ‘ labors». who was clearing up ‘ml from n tire which had oc~ in the not of the asylum, Mitts , _ VING snout!) as EASY 3.51“” $7.00 and $10.00 Knox threw a note to the innit who delivered it to her sister. Shortly ulterwartls thinsisicr cull-«l inks Mliil Knox ior a trolley rltlv. The superintendent. it is hilt-god. tic- clarcti that the stator) took llt'i' out. at her own risk. for she Watt inciirahly lil- itane. Thu ll‘Ollt‘y ride was taken and Mitts Knox never rctnructl. tht-r alleges that no effort was owr made to secure hcr return to the lfli-ill' tutlon by the authorities. “’ Stilt has hcc’n brought uxninst titt- institution and ngulnst thi- oi'ilcittls lllll’ she alleges that site hnu now-r llt‘t'l‘l nhle to secure it hearing or thtv t'ailtn tilts now has cngngmi n lnwycr front New York and lnlontitt pressing the cum» to tho end. Misti Knox promliws to tllsrltm- in her book the indignltlus to which who was subjected. how llr. l-‘inhur north-W r-d her when she was ill. how crtwlly the attendants troutmi liar. and pi tho disgraceful conditions at the: institu- tion during liar incarceration. 'l'iin indignities to which Mr, iitwrn want unhicctmi, she cclnrtm, Wt‘i‘l' ru- pcutctl in her citric rid other» mort- rt-~ volting wcra uracil «i, Ever since silo cm‘niwti ironi tho. in stituiion she has tifll'lltitl lwr own liv- ing by nailing women”: wearing nppttr. oil in tho cotmiry districts, trnt'tiilng over nearly t-vcry suction of tho t'iiiil and dfiflilflfi with many tlrnnt trout nil ovnr tho Unimt States. To till npv tmurnnros she is well sud strong and sits sintmt thnt physicians can vouch for the tart that. tin-rs now-t- was in. Intuit tracts of insanity in her conduct. Mr. Boors' story in his book. A Mind Thnt Found Itself, relates his r-xphr- ioncns in several Inunn rrtrcutu to which ho was committed. ills imam. ity started with epileptic tits and he finally found Miami! in the (lonnw-ti- rut. institution. ills cxpcrinncett, rt» lutcd with the vividntvtnt oi is mind twittnly shurpsntnl by indignities, show that. all manor of crushing worn prur- tlnod upon him. "it ullcgol that its was cholton. "ltuncd." Malawi and slum- mmi about in a mannt-r hardly mt- cnivsbln. 'l’ho publication of tho bunk hill brought much comment. and tha- ruttnds trout nil prim or llltl tilltitr rm- un immudisiu turnstiniion into the conduct. of tho institution tit-ti” lining tuads. .lctniit'ithhtan tho ,linlgt- nukmi you how old you worn. wiml tlltl you inti 2' Mitrltll‘i'w-l told him it hr worn it timid itnluti its wmiltin‘i itslt. .intittv. "l itnpptuu- you hitvu t'illlhlt'l‘l’fllllt‘ tlontinu population hurr‘?" inniiii‘rd tin. visitor. " Wocn WOOD A. CARMI BETTS. DIALII lN Hard and Soft W00d. Oswsd and Iptlt Rudy m ' lamily Uu. linti Wood, .0.“ pur rind; 0i.” pnr it. curd. Mimi Wood. 07.09 pt-r t-tiril; 01.7. nor cord. Illill Wood ”0 tiitltit lit‘i 1.. t-ttrtl. VIM m. 14 mm» Ass. Vol. [07—8. NOIWALK. GONN. wt sum it solar "it. in this intuit. tor hurt» pit. nun upon tut , lb Wild!“ in it its you may ltil Milt‘. nrciurttblr . , You cant stimulati- it rat-um hunt «in tint in- ‘ ‘9 ”I you ~ sandman Savings Bank II IAIN Dim-DIM r put «at. tolerant to but; you. swnt “WM-It. coats. ‘ Slit?! lnr-i 1 O I O 0.. 0.. '0'. ' UR FABRICS are of all the newest shades, in browns, tans. greys and fancy blue serg- es, plaids at: stripes, black Thi- bet. and unfinished worsted and cork- screw. I C O o o s .0 .0 ,0 Elsewhere from $2.00 to $5.00 more. HARRY GOODWIN, Manager. .u.....-.....-.... . a... "m 'sntoti's shifts" scins ‘ END OF "AID SEASON iii the asylum nnd unlit-ti pormiiision in ' lack Ashore liss Barely Weath- ered Idls Winlsr~ Every Prospect Piosses Samari- tans and Shipping Sages in Sixteen Ports Ntsw YORK. April amount in.- until oi hard limos for tho suitor is nlrmtily in sight nt t‘wry‘Mncricnn port was assurtcd ho-rt- today on tho basis of spwinl ”'00le which linvt- inst lit-t-n i't-cuiwti nt lllt' llt’fltltillai'lt‘i'it of the Anim‘icun Scutnt-n's f‘i'lutnl Htwiciy from its pixies-ll brunch ntntioru nhmit lllt' Allnniit' nml l'uriilt' cousin. Where a month ago itil'llll‘ed tit‘itlllt’tl in) thick ow-r tilt! floors oi tin-tr Hllf’l' it‘t‘u i-nvli night. sadly wanting Work. loud and lodging. berths are today but inn itntntl in steadily lncrnunlux num- ln-rn uniting nwnltcniinr shipping inn-r- ,tmtn, tilt? not'itity'u Hgt‘flll‘ tli‘t‘lll‘t'. riv- vry lll‘tmimt‘l t'Xlltltt. in thy opinion oi tin-w trnltwd t‘nitrillnw olmt-rturn, ittr ratitrnlnx prosperity to line sailor man who hint iinrriy weathered his hardest winter in ntttny yours. iv‘rutn tinnitus. whern llw worknrn of ill” ntx‘luty have resorted to «uncr- gwncy wilt-f niossurt-s to ltnup ititi ltlia sailors uiivc since inst Nnvrmhrr. it lit rnntiriod that tho tunulnn 'lllfll ni- randy lit-gnu to slacks-n in vlcw oi the opt-ulna of it brisk Muslin tritdt'. lin~ lint camps and lunch conntcrtt intro llm‘fl flllt'tl by int-tic minnow trout stagnant shipping at this port nll win. tor. Now inns oi rtvtnrtiing “it? in tho tit-ants I; trade urn at Inst pron» tiling to put an unit in their labors. tho 88ml" ttt this l’uclilc brunch dc- clnro. In l’nnmzola, at it diagonally oppo- site cut-nor oi tho society's national system oi working stations. only twen- ty sailors urn today l‘t‘lltll'htd to he still, limiting tor wot-it. Within a wait «wry mun innit should he shlppnd, ac- cording to pi'utwnt indications. Front .lnclutonvliln. 'l‘nmpti. Mobili- and Now Cristina it runs" army of sailors have Illill’tld lulu Pnuanculs looking for it Million to ship sil wininr. Minty tit mom wttliind baruiout. and arrival hull 0031‘"!!! and in runs. 'i‘liiti mild influx of unompioycd tit-union llilil community ntuppnti. thu iticnl nunnt of ill» such-tr i’t'litil'll. tutti apparently his httrti Him“! or providing hind. uhtiltrr lilltl bulb for thu ninrnnnud tnrmhutttnwn of tho tttlllillt‘l'il ports lit happily tsutluti. tlnly two-ileum tinni‘tiriiiit mun urn utility inciting (or work ill tinivmnnn Fitml low of tht-itn will ht- litrltlntt n ‘lWi'lll by tho «mi of spring From Now Ui‘it‘illlll «limit this snnw I'tflifll'l lintt llv'tlll rucultnii. ‘l‘ltn lli‘llllt'li of ”W Ann-rhino Hutton-nit lt'ritinti Httt'lttli tit anpurt New. minds tint word: "l’l’illli iinultt good: III"! hush hint ttii wininr." 'l'hn Itittlo llitiltttlflt. with tlnittilit of this "limit“ nmsnrns which ltitd in lm titli- on in thin the tntilnr thmu h tho win- ttir. in limiting tmni uthsr ll‘Mitlhtiti or this tl‘ullllttllml in hint-loin. tiltsritisu inn. fittrittnntli. hurt/'l‘uwnttmnl and Portland. Whiin «wry stimulants Illitllt‘i‘ in Illltt‘ nliy htttt thronulnini thn wintnr ltutiil crowded with that tinninninymi. it want iltinliirntl by tiltl tililiinlmt tiilltintt. ”pumps" sud ottltmnt at nm nullitrs' htlnn- tirnuniittithnt intro tuthiv thnt tiilll- dilinitti wnrt- linglttnina in tilinittrn nntl now litirihti upon tor "it! milinr ulnini tint wins-r trout. With tlin «pr-ulna ui lint liiltn irtnin. that yiwhtinn tttiiitlitll and ”lit ititiilili’ nttlivnnniant in ship pin nirrius. «wry manual tin» unit lit to in assured hi unruly of wnrit. At ’ lllti hssdnnttrtsrs tit tlw Mimrirttn limp 3 man‘s li'ritii‘itt limit-tr in iliht tiny it. with unwind. nn situnrlmnm nit wnll tut count to on unit. "i run innitttstl in ltt'linvti that sits nunmtttr shinning will mt. sit-irrational oi the tinnitus In M and u trim" of tits Austrian . ' 0’ icircin." .lp ‘1 units in shim DMHB sun consuls Funeral of Mn. Dunn criwtord. The tuners! services of Mrs. Susan Crawford, widow o! the late Andrew Crawlord, will be held tomorrow‘mom. in; train the items of her daughter, Mrs. William Cullen, oi 15 Watcr street, Norwnlh, and from the St. Mary's Church at 9 o'clock. lntomtcnt will follow at St. Mary's Cemetery. It' (the: clear head. it clean next to keep a mashnofigfié ' socvnmo'pgn. District of Norwalk,. sin. Probate Court, March 25, A. 1).. 1908. Kittie of Sally A. Gophpm, late of Norwallt,’ln ,suid distrltn, deceased. The Court of Probate for the Dirt: irict of Norwalk hath limited sad at lowed slit months from the. date horror for the creditors of said estrus to ex- hibit their claims for settlement. "“1068 who neglect to prcscnt their accounts, properly attested. within said limo. will ho dcburrcd a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are rmucltcd to make Immediate psy- ”Will. to EDWARD E. GORliAM. tn26 n2 9 Administrator. domestic line and includes all colors of Lansdown. Mohdelainc, Readona. , , . Poplin. Panama and Armurcs. Also the popular fabrics in White, such as Sc'rgcs. BrilliantiucS. Veilings, Sicilian, Voilc,'/Danish. Malto and Fancy Brilliantincs. TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK, CONN. nos. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. ' Spring Dress Goods: ,Each season brings new shades of coloring and new designs in Dress Goods. In calling your attention at this tinnf to our new line for Spring and Summer. we wish to impress on your mind that thcgreatcst csre has been used incur selections and that the line which we are now able to show you is far ahead of anything that we have ever attempted before and the best of units the prices which we are, able to make on them. ‘ ' TASCH'S NOVELTIES. This is the finest line of Dress Goods imported into this country: in fact, there is nothing finer made; The style: which we are showing arc rctailcd from $1.50 to $2.00 per yard. Our price is $1.25. , 1 We are alga showing a full line of the celebrated READ’S FABRICS. This is the finest Mcltose. Herringbone, it it H.KRIEGER , o. Spun mSeason ~21 Rejuvenation A period of awskcning, and every counter and shelf in our big store has fairly blossomed forthwith a massing of superb new merchandise. . ln justice to yourself you should comc and look at our Varied assortments in Millinery, Suits; , Skirts, Waists, Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, and Above All, Our ; Magnificent Furniture Department. . A FEW Special Offerings for Tomorrow on such goods which you are looking for. and on which you will save 50 Per Cent. if you will avail yourself of our special sales. White Lawn Waists. 75 «I 980. A beautiful assortment of fine White Lawn Waists. handsome designs saute sold everywhere for $1.50; our special price for tomorrow. 75 and 98c. AT $5.98. 25 Tailor-made Suits, an assortment of different styles. black. blue and fancy mixtures, also Eton suits. The making of these suits cost twice as muchss wev urinating-MM . tottnirrow. 48c. Petticoats for 48c. S cial. for tomorrow. one“ hundred lilac Satsen. also striped Smelt Petti- coats. ionttet value. 750; special for ask for the whole gsnncnt. Regular. price. $15.00 to $25.00; special for to- ntorrow. $5.98. ' Boys’ Suits for $1.50. ‘ thnttc imports. from both limit"... that ‘ ‘ its/rd llllltm tor ihn ”Nor hint today _ in mum to i nommi." Mild Gallium . M'ltiit it. no i Tailor-made Skirts. $1.98. For Ladies and Missesé-abont fifty cod Skirts. black and mixtures. the iggcst bargain yon eversaw mspecial.‘ for tomorrow. $1.98 H.“KRI 29-31 West Washington Street. South Norwsik. : (ini- citiitc stock at Buys' Kittie Pant Stilts. This is 2 out last Fall's stock. it you don‘t mind buying your buy ' a little licitvisr Suit than anally. now in the Scanner. 1 m mitt ltllltillon! hint sndcarly. utmost at than ! Suits are worth 83.00 to “.00: special for tomorrow. f 81.50. Sim it. 7. ii. 9. Ill. l5 and lbwplcssn note i there are its l2. is. It. ER 4 CO. i ,
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