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.3 grant: for: 1503 as: few years
, 2 td‘rI interests cared tor in his oitlce. but
' . lx'o tool: great pleasure in his home
32', of Castle, near the residence oi E.
' Will be in Greenwich Cemetery.
‘ ' Rogers Smith.
crwk
3"!“ l is a simple- home reci3'6 6091‘
. ‘3" all e 19,
‘ "5“ £331; 33%;“... l;
1371:, 311:1:iié‘y' 11m: :1 adder 600‘
like 'rnade' so many cripples
l6.i‘3‘:l“‘ahldiillb.€i§d:f .2:
tractors here have been noi
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tel 1: them: 7911 p, lit:
9121:, ‘11: as follows: Fluid Extract
-,I'ItoV‘n. one-halt ounce; Compound
$960 Compound
it . ‘3‘lir‘e‘e oune
shaktggfiei‘i‘lns bottle. Tile
‘ appears: after each
Id at} bedtime.
I until prove this 063‘:
Igill:
ewe fleetiyo in Rbeumn-
was :it‘s‘l p‘dsltlve‘ no on
x: ‘, rimlaobv’e tissues or
, . , lt lcomp‘elrr these {3333 vital
‘ ii tor roar the ”rind
”mPrnIt‘l‘ro wastni'impurities and uric
‘oldfir , ‘ 3113 cause or. we:
gratis, flit“ bitumen the kidneys;
1r milieu: it removes quick
3, sbclx' symptoms as backache. blood
, bladder weakness. trequenl
sinful scalding and dis-
807'
,1r‘r‘ as. l‘ it acts as a. powerful
t. 1.0.1.9310 entire kidney and
land are accns
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little inctm
nukln'g this
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Groonwlch' Ififiohclaqtor Explru Yeo-
g... sM‘Vlfl'N'l“ York Homo.
‘Ngwscwoarecclved in Greenwich,
material‘s. 'or tile death of Robert M.
blues..whicb.bscurrsrl at 10 a m. at
his New York residence. 869 Madison
.2. Mr. Bruce had been serious
13- ii since 1113 86th birthday, July 4
toil When he armored a chill. Green,
was his borne ,f0r the lost 53
lulu "lie will, "b'o raidembereli
idly for his benefa'ctlons £03 the
these include the town ball.
3, 6- Bruce Memorial Hospital and
grn'ce Pails which he has been (level
vii-‘22? -
Mucous: oaao.2
lie
rrtalncri a summer, home for New
Working girls. and hé 3ch a sub
al fund to be used in aiding Vihc,
300
‘Yn'r-k- thx‘ee days each week to look {.12.
its“ president of the Greenwich
"Bank for 288 y'ears, resigning
go on account of his feeble-
:‘t youn'gdr days he was
119:: " . lttr‘ tho2rlry goods. trade in
New will}. whore he was born.
F‘lagsfwcrq laced at half must in
eenwlcix aria-1v wil remain so until
his tundra: e it Mac will be held
stars NeW Ydr'il' home; and interment
Mrs: Bruce died on May 28.231908.
ills nearest relatives are his sister.
Miss batch Bruce, and two nieces.
MissL‘Ciirrle '10. Rogers and Mrs. Julia
1: Wu iroder, ~‘an old and well
known :citizon of Greenwich. died in
the Qréenwich Hospital yesterday, of
one ' b.7853 I284..yo:1rs Heewas
hilt ten 8 Birthday road race tron
ch Ito, StamtorIdI. is 2 to leave
1 21. thfjéfi‘ake AI“. position in
o . of the “Generl‘ Electric
y’b‘ plans at‘ IPit'ta eld, Mass
, Minimalist; recently completed
at 0019506100 course ii: the
“650106111661; Silica he came
derivatives years ago; he has
live in athletics. He has tig-
‘ good deal in :sprilrts and. dis-
Races. and has dime a‘ lot
i his work. He is a member of
fiba‘ Club. the Xavier Club,. of
“York and St. Joseph's T. ..A B.
.‘l.I.Hre. is. trench r: or the last-
2. I " ordunisatimr- alarmed iAdvo-
study is a. son at I
giver, streetrblorwalk
the 2
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1 4909‘
Representatives Mel Until 3:21 This
Morning, Trying to Pass Ap-
propriation Bills
‘WASHING’I‘ON Feb 26. ——All r-ee
'b‘rds tor the Slxliet‘b Congress were
broken by the House session which
ended rxt 3.21 o'cloclgl this morning.
haying extended (per period or 16%
hours. .
Ellmts of the House lenders to rush
through all the important appor'prin
tions bills in the closing hours of the
session which terminates next Tbuxs-
ay at noon. together with the ob
structlone placed it: their way by the
Democrats, probably will necessitate
long night sessions on every one of
the live remaining days.
When the HouSe are: today at 11
o‘clock Chairman Tawney oi‘ the ap-
pr'oprlptioxx committee renewed his at-
tempt to secure the passage of the sun
dl‘y civllI appropriation bill, which be
hoped to get through before recess was
390ka early this morning. The Dem
Ocr'atic filibuster, inaugurated
night. greatly irritated Mr. Tawney and
the result “as frequent clashes be
txvccn bin: and members on the oppo
site hide or the chamber.,
,As the hours dragged on, the tired
lawmakers lost some of their self-re-
strain and bitter personalities, were in-
dulgod in. When Mr. Tawney' s tem-
per was referred to by Ml“. Beat. ('1‘ 0,1:
as), Mr. Mann, (ill). Suggested that
Mr 'I‘awucy’ s temper- iniglit be im-
proved it tlr'e' gentleman t'ronx Texas
would improve his manners."
“To copy those of- the gentleman
fronx lllluois." was the bot retort.
“would make of myself a cioxvf'u
A sharp passage occurred last night
between Mr.- Tawney and John Sharp
Williams. (Misc). former minority
leader. when the former declared that
ho was not trying to prevent the gen
tiemun from making a. speech but air
exhibition of himself. Iz’liir Williams
retorted that if he wcrcxnaking as
great {in exhibition of himself as the
gentleman from Minnesota. normally
and naturallx (toes of himself, he would
feel safe: for himself than he then did.
Mr. Williams ivas about to state that
he had been proceeding in the best
or good humor xx her: a demand to: the
regular order cut him off.
The records at tho oillclal atcuog-
raphers show ed that the aggregate of
the remarks made during the day‘ s set:-
aion exceeds that of any day during
the last quarter'ot a. century.
m .
Purlnmtor
None better than Gold Medal vF'ioura
LARVAL FORM OF EELS.
._———
lntereatlng Discovery for Which Sci.
once to lndebtod to Strait of Mcaslna.
(London Daily Telegraph)
The Straits of Mcssina are channels
of immense depth through which a
wild tide surges, and owing probably
‘7 irregularities at the bottom there
nxc whirling eddies which have the
ettectotbrlning, up from the depth be
low many nxariu‘o creatures which are
rarely seen except in the deep sea
trawls. it was here that the larval
form of a ”cab water out um. first die-
cov',exed an incident which they
blaze of light on the life history or
a very mysterious flab
All kinds of theories have been giv-
en, forth with regard to tho propaga
tion of the col. Sonic naturalists do-
clared they bred in mail 11-31:th others
that they ‘xlsltell the Nestuuty 101'
spawning purposes. but thanks to the
discov'exv oft Messiah and later cup-
tures of the col in its larval i",01nx it is
now practicallx‘ certain til. it :‘xilcl- nia-
turc eels drop down our 1:11.212: in nu-
tumn they hie themselves to exceed-
ingly deep water in the sea, and Vilxcrc
deposit their eggs. From th:2 0322.:
comes a little ribbon shaped creature.
the larval form.
in due course this'chnnges into in:
eel of still smaller size, strange to soy,
and these small coin or‘ clvcrs utter-
wards ascend our rivers and there, re:
main until they reach maturity. ‘wbcn
they in turn descend to the sea. and
history is repeated
_..,._.____.._
THE TELLTALE silt-.001: SIFTER.
.(u ,I Eniltwrlmi
bai'
at timid registered‘ a
tl‘e Viloixf helps
1 tlf
.“l‘ “a -
90008031201112”
lngly the team canes for the hour and
took, it- back to“ the store,"‘-' ,
it was. 'n'ot 'hé‘ intention of the gro-
cer,l16‘xvever floss ‘th flour might
have been ‘us‘é hi. oi the one: by the
lady, and in order to avoid this the
barrel xvix's headed up, turned end for
curb-and the bottom opened. it was
then carried back to the lady. who was
perfectly satisfied.
'Son‘le' time later the lady‘ appeared
again and this time indignation was
written large on her» face. “What do
you mean." she asked. "by sending me
back the same hour I returned. ""
71‘, e clerk instantly denied the pos
slot, ty of such an occlurenco .A
. trick of, that sort mlébt be played by
some other grocer. but by then:
and with such torvonoy that ho sup
posed that he had cpnvluccd the lady.
When he stopped to take breath the
lady replied. ’
, “W‘ell. if you did ‘not send back the
same barrel. I would like to, know how
my flour sieve came in the bottom of it
has When i Iforgot in take it out oi‘ the first
'12.,Iaa o titer left his
‘l‘r‘i’ EnsmEi's Cove,
22:: 390,0"ch blclw
163‘!" 96. +—~liioret,on
thudon,‘ 360 bihxetaii‘lsi. ‘arl
molly bx‘rttlte streamer A dl'l
Ijne‘ r ‘Mtoi'to‘rl lxavtu‘l:
60qu With 3‘1th 1:111:13
barreli’ ’
' , LYNN PA‘STO‘R DE‘AD.
‘.LYNN M0684 Feb 26-41%. Beli-
jamin F. Kingsley,' pastor of the Ma-
pl'e street 32Methodiat Episcopal
He .was born, in Hartford Conn.
1857,, I“
I 3:, JIM”, FW—uI
We'll-6N0" canroomr .T DEAD.
'l'lliflltl. Fob:
bcitcr‘ knoxxxx mxdvr his 111:: name or
ill
and Cdl‘ltlilllls'q ill-i1 ill this filly today.
Sliilllll llE‘llllllll llllllllEll
lust '
never. lie protested at. great length
Church. in this. city. ilied last night;
0, leaves a, widow and one,
‘ .3 Judge—«Why did you
alkwifnmiall 1:2l l oils 3
on the positive guarantee.
that if it does not give cat
isfactioa we will return the
entire amount of money paid
9070166, ..
We in: ‘all those who are
run-down. nervous, debili-
,totod, aged or weak, and
'evsbyI person suffering from
stubborn colds, hanging-0:1
coughs, bronchitis 0r incip‘i~
eat consumption to try Vinol
with this understanding.
FRANK H. haxrea, Dropout,
, sou'rH NIoawALK.
EX-GOV. WOOD‘RIéJFF BEFORE COM-
Ml
El
Speaks In Favor of $25,000 Approprla.
tion to Now Haven Anti-Tuber-
cuiooeruociatlon.
HARTFORD, Feb. 26.-——-Forxner Gov-
ei'uox' Woodruff. Congressman-clear
John Q. ’l‘ilson. Colonel i. M. Ullmon
and (J. E. lionllley. county health 0012
car for New Haven county. were
among those that appeared before lb:-
legislative committee or: oppropriu
lions yesterday afternoon to speak in
favor or the bill grunting an approx-irr-
:tou oi‘ 25.000 to the New Haven (.‘ouu-
iy Alxtl-tulxcrmxlosls nsatxcllxiilm. l):'. 1!.
P. C, li‘ostcr, chairman of the associa»
ilon cxecullvo committee. and who is
officially connected“ with the (luylnrll
farm sanitarlum, opened the bearing.
explaining the reasons for asking the
appropriation. llx reply to questions
from the committee as to whether the.
work of the (lux'lor'll [Furor could be
extended to cover the whole cmxn‘ty, it
tho appropriation ~xx2l2r'c pl'nniod,3 in.
Foster explulucd that they were not
asking for money for tho saullnrilun.
which is: :1 private institution and b.2-
thongl‘ll. ll betttcr remain on such. The
assistant-:2 that is fltiltt’tl iron: the state
was to helping patients to recap
tiorr homes and in' other xvnys. 'l‘ix:2
sanltriria are places where crises i1:
which there. 00:21:11: to be :1 chance for
a care may be received. while the
reception homes would furnish places
whore those whose culls-s were not our-
ublc could have a homo. lrx tlicirlusi
days.
In regard to the prevalence in lion-
:1:2:,'iic::t of tuberculosis. be said if it
:x'orl- libsollilcly known how runny arc
ulllicicd in tho Silito will: the disease,
the figures would be appalling. 1’
Dr. Lyman. physician in charge at
the Gaylord snniiuriuur. said that the
aiuiltarlum dill not now got enough
cases in, tbc'cnrly stages of the dis»
oasis 1210‘ said that they wore now
trying to get. together funds to build
an inflrrnary and to proxldo a loud
for tree beds.
Major 'l‘ilson said he could not spent:
iii: an export in the matter. but be
came to stand up and be counted
among those that "favored the appro-
pliation. He knew somewhat of the
nature of the work and use stlongly
in fuxor of the bill. .
In trying ilislrcx. of New Haven;
also spoke in favor of the measure.
x-Gox \VOOdiuff said that he was
rum-:- (:1' less familiar xvlll: the work
lbn: was done. and he thought it was
done well. The association. ho.
llmuglil, was entitled to liberal up
1:: opr'latlon.
'1'”
THE PURE FOODAND DRUG LAW
has not only brought. the foods and
drugs or this country up to a. higher
standard of purity. but it has elimiv
nailed the harmful medicines With
which this country was flooded. '
Such medicines. however. as Lydia
E. Plnkbam's Vegetable Compound,
purely a. roots and' herbs product. Will
continue its beneficial work among
women.
GALE SWEEPS OVER CAPE COD.
HIGHLAND LIGHT. Mass. Feb. 26.
1301' nearly thirty hour,s up to 9 a.
1:1.todavun off shore gale had swept
0x12: (ape Cod, blowing with but little
interruption. at a rate of more ibanilo
mills . 2:: hour Last night and today
biting cold accompanied the gale. The
marine observer here stated that he
had not sighted a, sailing vessel at am
kind in more than three days 'llrr
steamer James S; Whitnév. New Yuri
for lloston. struggled around the cape
this forenoon. and the Portland-New
York steamer worked around the end
at Monomoy Point just after ,jsunrisc
and bravely headed into the teeth at
the gale along Naritutike‘t Sound.
5211'. Allen. a‘u Arkansas plantar, uho
entity's the distinction of being the 0qu
white Republican in his section of the
state, basin lxlsI employ an, aged negro
known as Ur‘xcle Reuben. who " fit for
do Union endurin' do wall. “
For some time the old man had been
endeavor-lug to secure a pension from
the government tor-this servico.~ A [cw
days ago. as Mr. Allen was riding :by a
field where he was plowing. Uncle
" Reuben hailed blur with the. words: 3
‘V‘lxiarse, I’se done got: my' pension.
an Iwants to swar to it 110th you. "
“Glad to bear that Uncle Reuben.
but you must. do your swearing before
a magistrate. 'Squlre McCabe let. be
man for you to bed.’ '
"W Morse. quit' Iti'yin’ to fool ole
Rube. My if 10 gal who goes to school
an' kin read 'Iwr'ltin'3 done read me from
dose papubs rat I mus’ swar' to den: be
fol: a notorious Republican. un’ dnt’sI
wlxlxt ‘vou is.2 base ever" one knows dirt
‘Squlxc McCabe an: a Democrat"
strike. this
man?" Prisoner—What would you
do. Judge. it you: kept lr grocery store.
and 1: man remain and asked if he
could lIalioIIu3movirln picture of your
ILGaxnu d 'At..il1:- ihn i':.‘:nx:2 :11: :l‘lnill artist,
clicc;»0§'*llal'pel“s Weill-11'.
l
' 000 .000
Hartford Editor Advised Retirement
'Fr‘om Loan lutlnc‘co by States 3
(Hartford Couranti
‘rbe statement wlxicix Chief Clerk
Moral: of the treasure“ oilico has
made of the condition of the school
fund has been published in ‘this‘pnper.
hits a businesslike document and it
tells how a skilled observer views the
illllil.‘ llo estimates it at about 82..
will an income of about
810000001'1106110 .1 per cent. it is ad. 2
milled however, that among the real
estate lonxis only $840. 971 out of the
$1.. 00 900 now outstanding are up to
the lcvcl demanded by the state for
saving bunks loans. 0:: the other
band a quarter of the loans have less
than 50 |ml‘ cent. of margin and $44.-
255 have as security property valued
at‘ only $40,643. and even this loss
they not be evenly distributed. iicallle
this there is $157,817 of foreclosed
real estate which he estimates as
we: tlr about $135. 000
The legislature has been called on
more than once. to make good losses
of the fund due to these loans. made
without regard to the conservative
regulations that the same state lays
down for the making of loans by savv
tugs banks that it charters. Commeub
lug on tlxefuud the report says:
sets of the fund at present to be a
trlile above 52.000000; well invented
for the most part. but requiring cou-
stnnt vigilance and energy in band-
llng, sln'exvduoss in management. and
very careful attention to detail. Con-
sidering the purpose oi the fund and
the necessity for securing the boat
income consistent withtabsolutc so-
curity tor the principal. the present
methods of investment scorn well
mlupti-(l to scour-:2 the desired result,
and as the net income of the fund
for ixizxny yours has been above .‘1 per
00:1:qu per annum that {not alone
aiiillcloutly demonstrates the value and
stability oi” :xxox'tgugc lli\'(‘Bllll("lllEi
when carefully ltlld (Bi)llt~it‘l‘\‘llll\'i‘l)'
lxlludlctl.
' o
This more stall-2111011: brings rl:,-,b:
rip the fluidaruoulul (“rotation :x'llotlior
iIlic stain of t‘Iniliwljticlxt. xx'unip to go
into lire rnoueylcixlllug business 1 his
[cqixlroa as explained ‘(xoixslulil x'lgi
Iaul'c and :2:::2r'u,\',' “slxx'q‘xxllixcss' and
”very careful allontlmx' ‘ it} the hill
of tlxosc xvo lrnx':2 titlt‘f‘l‘l'tit‘tl in lending
more than half ol‘ our moor-y on
security the Sitilc forbids. and. if we
are not wry 3:'xi::cli inlsinkulx. this
pleasant stiitcxxxoui of Z: per cent. dri-
uoiuc lli'lli‘tl is obtained by luvi-lilory
hill the bank stocks. 1:: par, xx'lrllo. sonic
oi‘ them are xvorllx nearer 200 than
it'lll, it cvrllxlnly bus burn the custom
oi‘ the olllcc to‘ilu‘un- in llxni pay. I:
there llllt'i been 1: change. it has (‘(ll|l|'
suddenly. Put the bunk stocks ill :1:
their marks: x‘uluc lilitl reckon ‘l.l:e
roi'cclouoll lxixll dt‘l‘lllllli'tl loans as part
of the fund and are it lite return is :1
per will.
The propl-r thing {or the stair: to do
is to 12.0: out of the lulu: luminous, quit
'ilel'ou'illy investing: 3 (1:: loss max-um
than “'0 permit. soil our bank stocks
for who: they are worth. Put the
money Into the treasury, pay ovcr to
the public schools a sun: yourly clililll
to the promise of what llitf‘. lu'l'xx paid
for the last five or tel: yours. and give
up borrowing “It: 3 and lending at 5
per cell!“ and {it lilttlrillls sending on:
x cry for lllll)’ because. so much has
been lost Thai 1: business
a A 13 m 0 1'6. X A o
nu" a. ' V lid ldflll {9'} ll} ill burrs 899W
Signature ‘ g
d . I m ,
HOTEE ARRIVALS.
Mabackomouc. H.111“: and wife,
E. i’. Span. Springfield; ll. (l Ruxxn
lings. Haitiord: l’ (‘lltilllbi'lL l. l._
Jacobs. .\l: and Ih‘lrs. I" U Campbell.
Providence; ll. Ll. Poudlctou. .l. Ill.
Martin. C. U. (‘rocglxxL (l. i:i..l{rei::c
berg. it. Siadiugcr, A. Aiilnnn, C. Ar-
b:'-ll.‘\\’. ll. illicit. New York; ll. ll, Uu
dclelll. C. .\l. Murdock. N. M. .loy, lion.
ton; Join: P. Jones. ludilx; Kelly Mll-
ler'. Washington. 1). l.‘.; Charles H.
Sruall. Cleveland: Iii. J. Jordan.
Charles S. Caulicld. lirldgoport; Louis
Mintz ll. G Christie. Newark:
Charles (‘mucimon hrccuxx'iolx: Thomas
1. Raymond. cliyl": Y‘,.ll liislxop. Gilli
L. Rockwell Rldgcilold; \\'. (‘. Pullllc
foot. lndinuapolis; l1‘..'ii.Cl.irksoii.
Bethcl; .l. A. Sawyer. Cumberland.
Md; 9‘. K. liriggs. Norxx'alk: J. E.
Bane, lilillllil2tou'n;, E. (,‘I. Scbaris. (Tau-
tIo'r'x. 05: P. .l. 'l‘roy‘,‘ ltbaca; ”it. A. iiob-
bins, Rio do. Janiero. 3
M. Israel. Worcester
Mace. Pittsilcld. Mass;
E. B. Harm, it. E. Ruybold. Pi'ovi‘
deride, ll. 1.; W. l... Dickie, C. B. lien»
11011:. E. A. Warwick. R. L. Knapp. llos»
ion; F. 1:. Hannah. W. E. Leonard. G.
.l. Magoo. New York; ,W. I.. Splccr.
New Haven.
Cllfiord— l".
Mali-18.; .l. W.
SPORTSMAN’S SHOW OPENS.
Sportsman's Show opens tonight in
\lndlshn Square Garden with its set
ting ofI outdoor life, hunting. fishing
at the. chase More than a. hundred
Lions of the whole country are here
auditing the opening of the.show. One
of ,"ll? features of the show will be the
great swimming pool, in which the
aquatic sports will be held. the fly
casting tank 250 feet. l'ong.,i.lxc big
pond for the water fowl and the cage
air the live gains birds.
W...
IK MARVEL'S ESTATE.
NEW HAVENr. Feb. 269—14 single
copyright only, that one valued at 81,-
000. appears in the inventory 0! the 0‘s-
late of the late Donald G. Mitchell (1k
Marvel) filed in‘ probate court2 Wyester
tidy. 'The estate is Worth about $54.-
Mltchell have expired. 1
“NO VE‘RDlg‘T‘l lN TEAL CASE. “
,NEW YORK Feb. ,26. ~—-No verdict
visa been 13060th tip to 9 o’clock this
morning by the, jury which heard the
the wife or the theatrical manager.
who is charged with attempted subor-
llaII3tion of perjury in connection with
Mrs Frank J. :3on :1 null [or dix oroc.
sdHoor.“r":lN0.
Taken altogether 1 consider the as- '
ford: I.. it. Huilbllll \i'lllon: George '
\'l' W YORK, Feb. 26 .—‘—'l‘he annual.
and shooting camps and the trophies
and fifty guides from the sporting sec,
000. of which 9‘45, 000, is in realty. All-
other copyrights on works of ME,
evidence in the case of Mrs. Ben Teal. 3
Cure Your Cold.
" with flax Seed
1hr many years Vphyslclans have been 500‘,
cessiully treating Coughs “Colds." Bronchi.‘
tilt and Consum tion with an L'rnulslor: of
Flax Seed, colic LINON lNl'). ’llxls is not
a secret remedy, the formula being on cvcryl
bottle. It is n palatable emulsion—sweet as
cream — made of the oil compressed cold'
from the finest. selected Flax Seeds and by
a scientific process requiring :20 hours. '
If you can. to knrlw what this Flax Seed
Emulsion will do, write to the makers and
tluy xvlll send you an order on a. local drug-
gist for a regular-size packagc (not a mere
sample) and will pay the druggist themselves
for it. '1 his is theirfrce gift. made to let thé
rcmcdy ‘ltsclt show you what it can do;
Thrillst Bottle :3 Free
CUT OUT THIS (EIOUIII’ON
{oritma pots are trim: on: tome
LinonichCo..D‘:)1‘r‘xeburyi“tl.onn I have never
tried inonine,plcase supply me will: the
first bottle tree.
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8. ll. 8. i-lvo tulladllrcssol'i’rltc plainly
1.
First Public Demonstration to Be le-‘
l, or: at: Natlouabsiiortlmon’o Show.
0w: :1 thousand school, boys belong.
110 have entered in the xarlous shoot.
lug contests. to be held under the au-
spices 0i llxe' League lxx the School
Boy little and Sub-Target little Shoot-
ing l Tournament, ”at‘ the Nationa
ildportsman's Show, Madison Square
Garden, New York February 26 to
M urcb 6, and Hiram Martin: and his as
sistnuts will give demorrstl' atlons ever:
iaftcrnoon or his new rifle‘ silencer. lt
3wlll lie the first public demonstration
of Mr. Maxim's inxentlon, and should
attract a lot of attention, not only
l madly: Max:025 constrictions» 2:1I‘”"«'"“'
ing to the Public Seliool Athletic long i
from sportsman soldiers and sailorsj
but also from the general public. who
are interested in firearms and their
dcx' elopment.
TEN YEARS IN PRISON.
NEW HAVEN li‘eb. 2li.-'l‘cn years
in the federal prison in Atlanta. Ga.
for 011:: l: and a fine of $2. 000 each, was
the sentenre imposed by Judge Plait
in the United States Court yesterday
upon F: 11111: Howard and William Carl-
itolx for breaking into the post- -oitlccs at
:Eust Morris and Morris. Each xxas
locnvlcicd on two counts. The men were
lwmrrstcd lu lililttord recently. ’l‘bex
are known undo:- vnrlous aliases.
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were issued February
23. 1909. List furnished from oilice of
A. M. Wooster, solicitor of
Bridgeport. (loom:
W. W. Jones, Bridgeport, door hinge
for electrical receptacles.
Christopher J Lake, ixxo patents.
iluid propelled vessel, mixing and reg
plating '.valve
G. B Thomas. Bridgeport. can: for
lulIan socket. kcvs.
ii liuslxar', Bridgeport. bundle for
tor‘lrs, spoons. etc. design.
ii. ‘iii. Austin. Hartford, cooking utcn.
sit.
\‘i’. M. llullcr', l'llu'ii‘ord, drive chain.
(3. lordou, Hartford, machine tor
bonding pipe.
’1‘. liiidplcy. Hartford, two patents,
vclxiolc wheel, tirc.
F. H. Richards. Hartford. two pal
cuts. kcy mechanism for typographic
machines.
9‘. N. ’l‘lltou, Hartford, two patents,
steam generator. screw slotting ma-
chine.
A, N2. Lump, llur'liol'd, crumb scrup-
,.,3_ design.
W. l}. McCarthy, Milford, our ruck.
W. l-chcrt. Sinmi‘ord, two patents,
t'lil'bul'litcl'.
.l. \Villmann,
milk.
A. N. Andrus and E. ii. Rouse,
llr'lluiu, indicator lock.
\\'. Mirxlicrlciu, New Britain. door sc-
Cili‘Cl‘.
J. it. llollcy. Bristol, pcrcolator.
Savage: and J W. Chapman.
.itc érllicu vapor stove. '
Siorr licx',idou spoon iork, ctc..
design.
G l" Foulior, chx' London, shoot 62".
11x01 :rpparniiis‘ for printing rnncixiucs.
W. H. \‘ilxbor. New London. adjusta-
lnlo coupling for electric installation
tubes,
G. E. Wood,
(110.
it. 12. Wood. pluniavlllc, porcussivcly
olxorntcii lltllltl tool; H. llliiboiu, Wal-
lirigfoi'd. spoon, lork. ma, design.
H. L. Wallace, Walllugi‘ord, spoon.
l‘ork, etc. design.
l. E. Palmer. )llddlcloxvu. spindle ap-
purlcnunce.
TRADE-MARKS.
(l. H. Baker. New Haven. enamel
coatings; Yale Brewing 00.. inc. New
Haven, beer.
Shelton. basieul'izlng
N (.2 xv
Soutlxlugtnu, tool bar:-
—~"l‘)oan‘s Ointment cured me of
eczema that bad annoyed me a long
time. The cure was permanent.“—
lion. S. W. Matthews, Commissioner
Labor Statistics, Augusto. Me.
"Smith asked um to forget my trou-
bles. this morning."
"What for?"
“die wanted to tell me his oxvn."--
Chicago News. .
. la
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
, ll: Effect October 4.1908.
SIOUTH NORWALK TO NEW .YORK.
A. M.~12:53x. 5207:. 5:41x. 6:11.
6:48x, 6:54x. 7:40x. 82111:. 92061:.
0:803, 9:54, 10:23x, 10:52x, 11:25.};
P. M.—-12:51x. 1:05, 1:4Sx. 225%.
3: 27, 5' 08x. 5:37. 5:50:11. 6:40. 6:50x.
'1': 181:, 72501:, 9:50x, 10:32.
Sundays.
A. M.——12:53x. 5:07: 5:41x. 8:5“.
10: 23:. '
P. M.-—12:56x, 2: 411:, 2: 50x. 5: 37.
5: 50x. 7:12x, 7: 501:. 8: 21x, 9. 5011'. 10:19
It
A. M.-—12:00x. 4:49x. 5:45, 6:45.
8:00x, 8:50x, 9115:, ‘10:02x, ’10205.
11:00x, 11:03, 12:03x.
P. M.‘——1:06,'2:00x, 2:53x. 3:26x.
3: 321:. 3: 571:, 4: 32, 52021:. 5. 08, 6' 25,
6: 011:. 6: 03, 7. 10. 8: 031:, 9. 00x, 9' 30
11: 00:.
Sundays.
A. lit-12:00:. 6:00, 7:30, 92151:.
10: 02::
i’. M.:—-—5 04. 61001:, 7:00x. 8:301:
11: 00:.
SOUTH NORAWALKV to NEW
V
A. his—12: 101:, 12163. 1.57x, 0.1.1,
7: 28. 8. 30, 9:17x,10:24x. ll‘.l2x 11:47.
P.1lL--12,:09x, 1:21.. 21.49 3:111,
3: 24:, 4: 21‘," 5: 18. 6:12:. 6. 33, 7: 168,
9:161:.9.30, 11:18. , .
3‘ 8o nrll'yo.
A. IKE-13709:. 1; 16x. 1: 57!. 7:44.
9:12, 2'10. 24:, 11:181.
P. M.--6: 48,3 7‘ 10:. 8: 24:, 9: ‘43:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
A. M.:-1 862.6: 20, 9: 35. 9: 591:.
,P. M2.--1: 25,. 4:40;. I:6 14, 7:13, '
80nd:ye——9:15.10:9ilx. a. 111.: 7: 35
:12 m. I ,
——-L-—-—‘
21111130113: 70 calm-l NORWALK
11mm M.-——-5: 55, r: 25. 8:15,10:10:.
P. M.:~—4 16x. 6: 381:. 8: 55.
Sundays—7: 55 0.111.; 6' “‘l. 7:39x.
illn-
..... I.. ,,,,,,,,.......1. ,... I....
\
patents.
NEW YORK TO ‘SOUTH NORWALK.‘
ElllElllllllllElllS
NATIONAL
PORTSMAN'S snow
Madison Square Garden,
New York.
February 26 to March 6
(311111115, ’i‘ropliics. Shooting. Swim-
ming. Fly Gusting Contests. Etc. ,
Open Daily, 11 to 11.
TO BE HELD AT
NORWALK ARE/[CRY
THURSDAY. MARCH 4TH
under the muulxgclxxont of the ’-
Souilx Norwalk Athletic Club
in addition to the Marathon. Dorauv
do Plctrl xvlll race two men five miles.
First race. 8 p. :11. sharp. Marathon
x'ucc, directly after. Entries for 26
mile event can be made at J. Disesa‘s
Central Hotel. '
ADMISSION ..
A Few Reserved Seats. 31-.”
ATcé‘txmox‘ualMusrcale
V WILL BE GIVEN .
Miss Mabel A. Ferris
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY the 26th,
V AT 8 P. M. ‘
First Congregational ,Cliu’rch
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Tickers ................. 75 cams
HOYT'S THEATRE
Is—Dars—es
Anthony Geronimo. . .GeneraIIManager
Frank Chane ....... Resident Manager
Wm. H. Clone.......Mustcal Director
JORDAN FRANK &. CO.
Presenting their Dramatic Playlct,‘
“Ranchvllle” ,
THVE GRACEB ’
The College, Kid
THE words
The Musical Barnyard
BOYD a MORGAN
0n Picket: Duty ,
MOTlON PICTURES
‘DAILY
. PERFORMANCES D‘AILY.
Matinee 2:30 Evenings 8:15
ADMISSION, 100
Reserved Seats 200
Telephone 112
59109.9” AN‘D2T,WB°9'AY ‘
NORWALK Aauoav.
NorWalk Basketball Team
(Tum F).
s
AD‘MIBBION...............25 c‘cNTe
DANCING AETER GAMES.
I
lo
1
l :
Admission 500,
MARATHON RIAC E
......... ...5o can-rs)
MllllERNlllllllll
“ llavlnx taken our won orfnl “(in e "
tluru 11:01:th arxdll‘ul all: en‘t‘lrely (Hux‘cdsolur‘r‘l‘gma’gll‘
:- :xxuul: null : lylpupslir.II l‘II ilk a word at proilo In
l-lm io' ‘Ulliiifm t'a for PM! o lrwouderfulcomposition,
l llui'ulllltull humorous, other no called rume dies
1-1:: 2 x‘tlxoul. av i'l and! rind thancatcarctn relioxo
ironsdn lion llfl :0
xv‘:‘1u'dlllnyteti.’7i l: u erreralbavo taken
Jam. 1: .il2 Iiduue‘. 198V Mercer V‘St.. Jersey City. NJ.
GANDVCA'IWW
mill/0R1: 111015101: ‘50"
Pleasant. Palatabio. otelxt '1‘: 906006. DOGMd.
iii:l2l.."‘l:;li'r.' i‘.'..'"'l":""."b .““"2."2 ‘9' ”a"
: tllllllB are an a
sample 22:0 to l :xre‘ux- your money lick." .
Sic; ling Rr- mody Cq. .Cblcsgo or 513.59:
AllllllAL SALE. Till MILLION BOXES
B0rclelgl:~—Yc,s. Miss Doris. 1 human
(iwoadiully from insomullx.’ v know.
Miss Doris (suppressing n yawnl-
llid you ever try talking to yourself.
lill'. Borclolglll-wliostou Transcript.
Cadillac
Four Cylinder. Model 30.
' for
x 61425
. cannot be curtailed by any other
‘ cur selling for $2,000.
“ ‘ Have a“ demonstration before
buying and learn for yourself.
F. E Lockwood
28. Company
as WALL err-:E'r, uoawaut.
Spring-
Woolens
are now in stock and-
ready to ‘ be turned into
stylish Spring Suits as soon‘
as your Order is received—
illlfllr slur
Everything tar evening
wear—Shirts, Collars Ties.
Cloves. ‘
:
Commencing rel). 25.
l2‘
CHANGED 3
Box Scat: 35¢ ‘
curiae-acuauec or saoenAMI‘I
BASKET BALL»,
Joseph Davis
nTallor. Clothier, Hatter,
, .nlsher
Trunks and. Leather Good:
85 Washington street
‘ Seoth‘NolI'xy'alk ‘
Fur-
‘ Cut Clean to the Point I
'Thlck goods or thin—wool, ‘
silk or cotton—if your shear is 3
a Wiss it xv 'lI make a clean 3
cut the full length of the blade
witnout “chewing” or ” pinch-
in
. Will‘ss is the standard will:
tailors, scamstrcsscs and others
who use a pair of shears as a
working tool.
.Wiss shears and scissors cost
no more than the avera 0. but
they will star sharp an stand '
o to bar and continuous
on: than an otl:er—-ln.the, , ~
fiaciorIy‘r,Icuttln , on: or the "
2 ouso od .
2 33 Coll—4min". 1: full line of Hist":
ShunandSctssols. etc. lfyoudoI:
not findthcm satisfactory
‘. In everywayan‘dtbevery ‘
best you ever purchased.
you can return same to
sour store and we xvlll
cheerfully refund the full t
amount you paid.
CHAS. E DDW
112 wheque'rou eraser.
’PHONE 0:17.
Norwalk Chronicler