..
Talking some liraptpsrn
There would not be a case or 111.11.
Section herself readers, Who are snub
ject to Stomach trouble knew the
tremendous digestive virtue contained
in Die one his, harmless prepara-
,, a heavy meal without
' the slightest! s or discomfort and
“ acid stomach in
overbearing all
A‘ ‘n .p phuri'n'ucist to show you
the formula plainly printed On each
fideent case of Parts s Diapepsin than
ou‘ will readily understand why this
temptiy cures Indigestion and re-
moves such syin toms as Heartburn.
Is, ‘i’eeling like a lump of lead in the
' s‘tdmach, Belt-hing of Case and Eruc-
tattoos of undigested food. water-
‘ brush. Nausea, Headache. Billiousness
(ind many other had symptoms; (1nd,.
,beside‘s, you will not need laxatives
to keep, your stomach and intestines
clean and (resin .
" if your Stomach is sour: or your
food doesnt digest and your meals
« V‘dont’t tempt you. why not get a' 50
, cent case today‘ from your druggist
.‘ . and make are worth yving? Absolute
' relief from Stomach misery (ind per
tent digestion of anything you eat is
sure to follow five minutes after,
and, besides. one, case is often sudiv
clout to cure a whole family of such
trou‘h e.
,. , Surely;V, a harmless, inexpensive
, preparatidn like Diapepsln. which will
always, either at. daytinc or during.
night, relieve your stomach misery
and digest our meals, is about as
11de and ltrah‘ie a thing‘ as you
could have in the house.
‘ Saul 0. Ciirllco, pastor—~Sunduy:
METHODIST.
Ii'irs'i; Methodist Episcopal Church,
Class
worship, with
Adam. 13).
at 10: ‘lO
meeting. 3:30 a. 111.;
sermon, by the Rev. .1. ii.
It. district superintendent.
in, 111.: Bible school ,12 111.; 'lbpworth
‘ (sag-(1e prayer sentie'e, 6 p. m. ;,w(t1
‘shlp, with sermon by the phst'or. 7 _
In.
once, '7: 45 p.111. Tuesday. class meet-
ing. 7. 45 p. in Wednesday, monthly
business meeting of the Epwortlr
League, 7:45 p. 111. Thursday, Sewing
Circle, at the church, 2 p. 111.; prayer
service. 7:45 p. 111. Friday, Norwulk
Epwurlh League Union, Iii-monthly
meeting, 7:45 p. 111.; address by the
Rev. i”). ll). Irvine.
Norwulk Methodist. Church. Frank
D. Torrey, (raster—Morning worship,
with sermon by the pastor, 10:30; (11th
ject of the sermon. “Corrsislent Chris:
tlaun." Sunday morning class moot-
lug, 9:80. led by F. H. Hedi ut. Surr
day school at 12 m. Epwor League
devotional service. 6: 30 11,111.; the sub
loci for the meeting, is “Shepherds and
iiirelings." and the leader will he C.
'l’i Kecler. Evening worship 7:30 p.
n1.; ‘s'u'bié‘ct of sermon, “Shields of
Iilrass. or Shields oi Gold.“ Tuesday,
3 p. 111., annual (”eating at the Ladies
Aid Society oi. the parsonage, Willi
election of odicersp 7; 45 p. 111.. class
mooting.i led by II“. T. RIISCOB. Wed
n‘csduy. ti 1,1. 111., fourth quarterly con
rerence a, lull attendance" of the board
is desired. fl‘bursday. 7: 45 p. 111..
pr"‘ttyei meeting; 9 (1.111.. ldpworth
League business meeting. Frldav, :l: 311
,.p m., .'quior League led by Miss 1').
M. Ford.
East Avenue Methodist (_‘ lrurclr.
Charles Kay \\ oodsrm pastorv-I-‘r'cach
ing at it) 30 (1.111.. by the pastor. fol
lowedI at‘ the noon hour in- the Sun-
day school, conducted by Superinten-
dent; ()hnrlcs Aiusworth; at 3:le 11:111.,
the fourth quarterly conference, Dr;
J. E. Adams. district. superiutcndcm.
presiding; Idpworth League. 0 .p. 111.;
MAY ABOLISH CVO- EDUCATION.
MIDDLETOWN, Feb. 27.-,-'l‘bc (their
tion of abolishing coeducation at
Wesleyan University is being‘ consid-
ered by the board or trustees' meet-.
The interest here
ing in New York.
is very lively over the vote in the
111.111.1111 It is thirty v‘enrs since the
co eds came to Wesley Inn. The num-
her is limited each year to one- -fli’th of
, the entire undergraduate body.
‘The men who are continually brag
gins of their, money seldom loosen up.
,9 it is It question of VALUE that
- counts these days.
Not how cheap—but HOW GOOD-—
is the ane‘stion‘ that should interest
you .in 'yOur FOOTWEAR.
Ralston
sparse srvtss sow assor-
' 'I’Wegar Shoes That Fit.
122 WASHINGTON STREET.
PHONE 542 2.
Attendance all ho'urs day and night.
FrederICk H. Canons.
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- Funeral Parlors in Connection. ,_
, Lady Attendant.
. Oldce and Residence,
'84‘80- mm 37.. wow NORWALK
,. soon-I NonALK. coup.
'rnI‘ANsVAcTsV A GENEsAL BANKINoI
‘~ Burs mass '
CAPITAL , .
81011001109
" SURPLUS AND PROFITS
' 3173.5 50000 ,
,Eowru H. MATHEWSON. Pres.
"JOHN H. 'KgNA'PP.‘ 1st Vice-Pres. .
, FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vice-
nmzerone
.Malt‘hemon :curyfaymour .
" 1 '(I umueI rumman
‘ Mapln'1'dy-W1Iil‘aee M‘n‘rvln
christian ‘sdianl'z ,. Llh
,. ..I.i*'re'(I H
(I he Fountain“.
0 It'lifipilfifitap ,.
1. .Oiiices. 10943111111 Street,
.1 “RIDGEI’OX'IT'O 00K!“
but for Booklet (1‘11 11.1.1111
't Cordial
Tel. 11on
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PM ,
WILFBED BODWELL. Cathler , ' '
' ' his pleasure all the ,
‘ hhve them in all kinds-l-for iii-doe
‘ , veranda use. Fine wicker rockers and
'1 his They (orientate
(It? p.111“ Dr. J. E. Adams will preach.
invitation extended to will.
Seats free.
Knight Street A. M. E. Church. Rev.
Wm. St. A. Lynch, DJ), pastor——
Preaching. 10:45 n. in..- Snbbdth
school, 1:30 p. 111.; sacred concert, 3:30
in ; young people’s meeting, 0:30 p.
111.; preaching. 7:40 p. in. Class ““700
ing and oiliclui board meeting. Tuesday
evening. , .
coucseeATIONAL.
South Norwalkg Congregational
Church. Charles S. Mucfurlund. pus
tor; Theodore R. Favllle, assistant-—
Morning service at 10:30 a. m.. at
which the pastor will preach. 'I‘ho Bi-
ble school. including .the young men‘s
department and the young women's do.
par‘imrni, nwcts (1t 12 o'clock. The
, Men's Christian. [mmiry Club (ports (11.
the samobonr- and will take us its sub-
ject. "The Benefits of the Civil War."
lli'. Wm. H. Stowe will open the dis»
(llIHSlOIl. The subject for the Women‘s
Christian inquiry 31.11. will be "The
Stranger Within Our Gates." , Mrs.
’l‘homus Tetlow will be the lender. At
the evening service at 7 o‘clock the
poster will preach.
First Congregational Church. Nor-
Cor‘ur. iN Ann EXAMINE our
new this or
Eleétnc
ortables
the finest ever shown in the
(Twin Cities and at prices
. that (1er competition.
..,
onnecticut ,
Company
"ditch for the Chiming .
lugs—his conv
A cosy a ié‘cliair will ”91:3,,
Iences. ,
1110 e certain.
atmIehairs that positively. look inyib
ivI‘IlgilantI gotIlcemen
inV lh sense oil, but a
.'The,.A‘-J.1Angevme
'81 Son 7C1); '
.1349'13‘1 WAettmeros eraser, ‘
onday, fourth quarterly ooni'erv
. 11111. birthday at ti. ’
,Stmtford.
. Communion at 8 o'clock;
' on Ely avenue at 3":00 p.111.
other make.
AT ANY PRICE. W.L
W. L. Doug In: makes and sells more men’s
$3 .00 and $3. 50 shoes t in any other manu-
facturer in the world, I:
shape, fit Better, and weir VVVloaneIr than any
Shoes at All ricer, for Eye
Family, Men, oyaWoaie;
W. L. DOUGLAS ‘4. 00 ALNDDIOIUOO GILT ED
LA! .25 AND 300
near 111 m; you“, I3 8110:: AM: 1H:
Fast Color Eyelet: Used Exclusively.
:9“ Talia 'Nn Substitute. W. 1.. lion his name (ml is
1.011.111.3119... mailed (mm factory to unvfmrt (II (he win 01",?" smupad "m
SOLD BY THE BEST B'HOE DEALERS EVERYWHERE
Ask Your Local Dealer For Them: '
, SATURDAY. FEBM. 19' 9'
w
use they hold their
Member ,of the
traced Uhildren
E‘ SHOE. CANNOT BE EQUALLED
i 'atnloxuo free.
\.. ii. bottoms. ili'ooktou, 11111111:
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pastor. Sunday school (It i2:l:’1. Men‘s
Longuenut HMS; studios in the puliI
iics (ii‘ the llook of the Judges will be
resumed. Ft cuiugs (iv-nicer. at. 7: 30;
preaching by the. liev. llsnr‘v iinllam
Tweedy. of Bridgeport. Society's 11ml
L. I}, A. monthly
(meeting. Wednesday at 3'. subject.
" )(iurationai Mission.” Service pro-
paratoi ,\ to the communion. Thursday
at b“.
BAPTIST.
'(lrucu Ilaptist ti?".liurtir .l. i‘deuru'
111111-111, puslorwllIu.1n.pru,\(Ir and
praise survicos‘.‘ .l. ..(l p. 111.. Sumlui”
school; 15:45 pm. it. Y. i‘. l?., at.
which the topic will be Christian
Love. and the. lenders Deacons Joseph
White and Whililosey; ’7le?» p. 111..
preaching by ilic'Rcv. I). E. Myers. oi
(booting. Wednesday, Union Lycmrm
Thursday evening. covenant ruoclinu:
loaders .\‘uilrnu Smith and hire. Laura
l’.. Bailey. Friday evening, choir ,-,..
henrsal.
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EPISCOPAL.
Trinity church. ii. A. Linwood Sadr
Eur. rcciui'mb‘irst Sunday in Lent: is
1.111., Holy Communion; 10:30 a. 111..
morning prayer. Lituny 11nd sermon,
"What is Your Lite?“ 3 p. 111,1'e1rulnr
:.rourhly baptism; "' ."0 p. 111.. cvcnluu
urnyer and address; this will be the
liner 01‘ :1, series or addresses, to be giv-
(Iu on Sunday evenings in Loni on
“Some or the inclusions and Exclu-
sions of the Christian Life.” stranger‘s
mid ’vlsitors , welcome. free souls.
Hearty singing. one hour service. The
bishop of the. (flower will make his 110‘
11qu visitation to this parish for vou-
IiIrmation on Sunday morning, April
‘15.'l‘lioso desiring to he continued
should comiuunicutu \\ lib the rector (It
11l('(‘.'l‘ii() scrviws during the work
will be as follows; Tuesday, 1 p.111.
evening pr‘ny‘er and address on the
iirst of the ($01 ('11 words oi our Lord.
‘utti'rcd from the cross; 'I‘hursduv d
;.1 111.. cunning prayer and address on
the Problem of Pain; 1‘I‘riduv evening,
it"r.1l0,evculng 111111 or and sermon by
tile Rev. Dr. 1'} LlI'iiI‘Istou Wells roi-
tor of St. Luke’s church. Bridgeport.
’l‘ho,oor‘itirmuiion class will (boot on
Tuesday afternoon at 5 o‘clock; a
ariuss ror'odtilts.'wiil be formed'laicr.
Vestry meeting Tuesday at S p.In1.
Grace Church..the Rev. .7. Benton
‘3 Werner..rector~41‘he first. Sundayin
ifsnt. The celebration of the, Holy
prayer and sermon at 10:30; Sunday
school at noon; mission Sunday school
at Broad River 9.12 :45; evening prov-
er, and sermon at 7' 30.011‘ the Sunder
evenings in Lent the rector, will preach
Ia§course of sermons on the life of
oreryday-r—t‘hrintlnnity' 8 solution oi?
the problem of living-mow among all
the changes of this mortal lifII' the be
ii'evcr‘ ‘nra‘y rirdi‘utuin himself calm. so-
(one (ind VVlIIIrppVy .
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V . , SALVATION ARMY.
"" ‘Sultution ArthmThe 3111111111111
'Alniy wtll hold forth in their new‘ ball.
60 Watt: sir-(.1111, tmuorrow, 'i‘lro sor-
‘ recs w l begin with knee drill at 7
(1.111.: . holiness (booting. 11 a 111.; chil
'd'reus‘ meeting, 3 p. 111.. and a salva-
‘ ‘t‘ion demonstration at 8 p.111. The i11-
tdrest is steadily increasing‘ since
moving into their new ball, and ii; is
expected that the good work is new in
In our way to be built up, as visible
rsults have already been realized.
Al; are normally invited to attend
. o; a. mews home eu'lo'ymen't depends these meetings
. upon his surroun
I_._V.'—_
SPBINGWOOD UNION CHAPEL. ‘
Sunday school meets in the chapel
111 the
evening at 7 o‘clock, the Instint gospel
service will be held. Mr. Fay lie \‘viii
bleach. A cordial invitation is ex-
tend d to all the residents or the coin-
. 1 tin VlIy to VuI'uito in, (1111131111.... religious
'I‘OHRISTIAN' SO NOE SOCIETY.
First Christian Science Society, oi
‘No‘rWalk-«Reghlnr Sunday ser't'it‘ei'e at
1119‘ reading room, Masonic budding.
(it it a. In.
Tuesday (Ironing, (it‘ucons"
walk. (.0111 no i). Egbert. pasti‘n'wMorrrt,"(lhrisi Jesus."
lug service at 10:70, preaching by (hot Wednesday :11 8 p. 111.
i
3' lcged ('1 ueilv is fixed in the papers in
morning '
Sub'lcci b‘izbi'um’if 'Zlitli. (dawns to graduate.
Testimony (nesting.
'l‘o both 80h
vices the public is cordially nutl fru-
itIrunlly invited. Reading room open
to the public each week day hour 2 lo
3 p. m.
.EVANGELiCAL LUTHERAN.
Evangelical Lnihrrun”l’ronching in
the German language In chapel on
Main street. near railroad. 0:45 p. 111.,
Rev. C. F. Pittr‘nnn. pastor. Stnmiord.
Conn, iii Henry street.
ARRESTED AGAIN iN NORWALK.
Edward Martin Could Not (1.1 Out of
Town Yesterday it Appears.
Iddwui‘tl Marlin. (mo of the bobous
who wusui‘r‘eslcd night before last by
the South Nonuulk police in their raid
it tho liuI‘chi‘erl ice houses I1. and who
one glu‘n (“only minutis vestcrduy
t'..uoruin ‘ by Judge Taylor to get out of
Iowa. got be far as Norwulk and last
.Ivoning he won til'ftlfiit‘il by Oillcor
lim‘uu ll. Silk. for being drunk and pan
bundling about the sti‘ects.I
Martin was bogging for money on
Holden avenue when Odicer Silk was
coming from his home to work. Oiilcer
Silk saw him slop several persons, and
it is probable that Martin was about
to stop him when he ('11rostcd him.
in court this morning at 0 o'clock
Martin pleaded guilty to the charge of
panhandling and be was sentenced to
30 days in the Bridgeport jail with
costs. lie was taken ‘to Bridgeport
kill this morning by Officer Silk.
CLARK orvoncs cries.
Danhury People In (1 Suit
Brought in Norwalk. ,
Suit has been brought by Mrs. Eliz-
abeth V. Clark against Henry II‘. (liar K.
of Norwalk. formerly of Dunbury. Mr.
Clark, who was [or (1 number of yours
(Iiigagcd in the nmnufucturo of boxes
in .[l1111l111ry, is now the bond of tho
Norwulk Box Company. or Suuib Nor-
wullt.
'l‘bo pup(I-rs.\\l1lt.l1 have but" i'. I'eiui' li-
(d to the superior cmut in Bridgeport,
give Ilie grounds upon which divorce
is asked «5.1111011111111111 cruciiv \l1'
and Mrs. 'Cla'rk whom name. was Elia-
abeth Vail were 111nrrled in 1880,1111d
the date of the beginning (11’ the :11
Former
the suit 115 November. 1007. Mrs. Clark
asks for alimony.
, U. S. MARSHAL WOUNDED.
FREMONT, Nah. Feb. 27.—»i\ia1‘-
shnl George iieineman. of Uehling.
New. and his assistant were shot. (and
wounded. last night, while attempting
to arrest several Greek and italiau
Railroad laborers and a riot. followed
that resulted in‘ driving the foreigners
71'1qu (own The ioreigners are our
illuyrd by the Chicago. Burlington and
(pink-,1 ltnilroudt Yesterday they be
can (kinking and toward (Ironing grew
Idlsordcrly. Marshal lieincmuu ut-
ion‘rptod l0 (unmet some. of the lenders
and in the light that. followed he and
hi.r assistant were shot The lighting
then became gonm‘ul and Ull' Ameri-
«111stqu the foreigners from the
striee s.
Heinciuim and; George Stnmm, both
injured in the light lust night. will
recover. It was at first believed that,
they had been fatally injured
Eighteen shot have been extracted
from the body and arm of the mar-
slinl.
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. 'YALE'S NONL GFJADUATEI LIST»
NEW HAVEN, Feb. 27 -—Tbc ‘rec
ords for a 'non graduate catalogue of
Yale University; Which has been in
menaration for Several years with a.
are soon to be.
great amount oi” labors
published. Tire new catalogue will
cover all the departments except the
graduatesciiool. the 1m ‘scho‘oibund
lilo. umslc school. it will contain
about i 500 names. with the residence
.1 «1
BIG, HOTEL AT GRAND C'ENTFiALr'
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Largest of Its Kind Opposite the Ter-
mlnal.
.NEIW YORK, Feb . 27,—N030liutioun
are under way for the erection of the
largest hotel in New York on the site
or the old Greek hole], in 42nd street.
Dilbosile the Grand Central station and.
adjoining proportyiu 41st street. and
Madison Incline. id; M.Gt11tier,owuor
oi' the Hotel Stutier, oi’ Bulin'iro, will
be the i(:'ss(-I.
’lhc sale (11’ the mock Hotel proper-
ty by (he, Post (slots to a. syndicate
headed by J. Iiclniugi 'i‘rimblc with 1‘!"
period lust month, and there has been
1n_.'u(h spccniflrtioa in real estate clr
I‘li‘ti us to what disposition would be
made (If it. it, is under a lease at
l'i'i‘bii'iit to Polyiiicro and Ringo. which
expires in May, and as (1 result or
these (ion-Iiopnicnts it is certain lhai
ll. second new hotel will be ci‘cctvd in
this vicinity.
Messrs. I’olvmero and Rings said
yesterday that they had not (ouciutiorl
negotiations for their site. but when.
their plans were ready for publication
they would prove a big surprise.
Mr. Stutlcr said in Buffalo that the
hotel which would be built for him
would be higher than the Belmont and
much larger than the \Vuldoriuisturiu.‘
it will be 24 stories above gr('1un(i,witlr
a basement and sub-basement, and
will cover (1 plot 150x200 feet. There
will be 1.500 bedrooms.
V“it would trrko a (.Ioupio ol‘ yours to
coinpluic the structure." said Mr. Stut-
ler. “The matter has not reached II
stage where («miracle for the drawing
of plans hawI been lot, but. this could
be under way while the present build
logs are being 1'11sz and the excava-
tion is in progress. Now is Ibo than
to build. 'l‘lli‘iill‘ii who are behind tinI
.lcui will be able to erect the building
' cheaper within the now your than they
(Iver will again.
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' _.'('o cone A COLD iN ONE DAY ‘
l‘nko LAXA'i‘iVlIJ liROMO Qulnine
i‘abists. Druggists refund money it it
fails to cure. 1“]. W. OROVE‘S signa-
Iure is on each box. 25c.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. V
Clifford-whit: and Mrs. 1;. 1-1. Chopin,
liuii'ulo; Charles M. Graham, I‘. Ii.
Henson, Ilostou: I“, C. Harris. 8. II}.
Paine, Mrs. S. C. Paine. .I. G. Illasor,
(Ilrnrlcs A. i‘irlggs. ('i. G. Phillips. W.
Stevens. C. Maylc. ’l'. 0. March, New
York; James (3. Oral“, Brooklyn; (if
ti. Snow, I", G. Summer, L. A. Libby,
Hartford; Mme. Liliane. city: \V‘. Ii.
iI'ord, \Vutcrbury: .l. G. (Earhart. Ab
irony; 1.. It. liurlbutr. Wilton: George
b. Rockwell. Ridgoiieid: George 1‘).
Stuarts, 1.. .\i. Bnl .viu. Bridgeport; (‘3.
ii. Harris and w! ,I, New Haven: .I.
i-lnri'lson’Whiic. H, II. Simpson, (‘lri~
cage: i. .I. Hailey, lndinnnpolis; Mrs.
Charles Corey Dunbury.
Clifford'mit’. ll (iupp, \\".
laii ..l liluir it Saunders SI‘. is: Sc
war? .I. Iiitsxlcd. .I. I. ”listed. lion
(,1 Clark it .\'cwoonu'. .I. M.
Smulcrn’Ncu York; Walter .‘ Iudd.
Mrs. A. ill \laior.burv, (i lonbrook: ii.
A. hlrost'. llridgcpor;'i \t‘..l.f,‘;1.I‘1‘,I'.
Burlington. \‘I.: it. \i'. librcy. iiosipu:
loiru DuI‘Ilcnm‘fimlunburi‘: \i'. i.. Splt'ci‘.
New Haven; l“. l\l. Eilidtgo, Si. Louis.
hip. .
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ENFRANCHiSE OF WOMEN.
CHICAGO, Feb. 2”.~—~'i‘i1o movement
to eulrnnchlsa women has reached
such a stage in list development that.
one or two courses is open to man, in
the opinion of Miss Ethel M. Arnold
sister or Mrs Humphrey
hero. to deliver a1i1lrosscs.’lhe tunic
hull of creation urust either noknowb
edge w'omans right to vote or crush
her pretensions utter Iy.
“The cause has advanced more in
1th past your," Sllt' says. than in all
(11' its previous history.“
KILLED NEGRO IN COURT.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala“ Feb: 27~o\\’biic
handcuffed and sitting' in the sherid“ s
other in Bessemer, .lim 13r0wn,a no-
uro, was shot and instantly killed by
James Robinson, white. father of the
lusting on February is. The attack
occur on without warning. Robinson
tiring our shots into the negro before
deputies standing near could interfere.
Robinson surrendered. 'l‘lnI negro was
being taken to Bosecnrcr for pt'cllmiu'
1"115 trial.
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NO STRIKE ON CANADIAN PACIFIC
‘ WINNIPIIJG. Mun“ Feb. ‘27. «Ad
talk (11 another strike of Canadian Pu
(111(- shopmen owing to the fact that
(no schedule established by the Board
of Conciliation on'
would expire on August, 1.1909, but;
been set at rest by the posting of an
ofllciai notice in the. local shops by,
the company saying that its schedule,
l 1910.1‘he men are satisfied.
SPORTS’ SCHEME TO MAKE MON~
LOS ANGELES. Cab. Eon. 27. v—Af-
tor Al \Volgast, of Milwaukee, had
knocked out Walter Little. of Chicago,
inst night.'i'omin,v\’.1stl..h the. referee.
explained his action in declaring all
bets off He said there had been con-
iideil to him “(i scheme to make a lit.-
tic money" by one of lh'tI flghlcrs ios
log on 11 {(Jul
taken prompt action.
”nioncy had been placed.
committee on patents has agreed upon
an amendment to the copyright bill rc-
gently introduced, by which the bill
will provide that injunctions may be
grnnled in civil actions rein ing to vio-
lotions Ioi’ the copyright law
COT'fi'ON OIL PLANT 'BURNED
'i‘bJIARKANA, Feb 27. —'-'l‘i1c plant.
of the Arknhsas‘ Cotton Oil Company‘s
orI.$21’10VIIQVI0Itl.V
.ll1uzioi' I
Ward, who is ‘
girl whom Brown was accused of mo: ,
August 1,1908“.
would continue in force until April .
For this (cation he had
Considerable
COPYRIGHT BILL AMENDMENT. ‘
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27. ——'i‘hc house '
was burned, last ‘nigii't cn'nsln'g a ‘eloss‘
‘ Bridfibport/ Advertisements.
1
TheD M
O
Lace.
cases,
appropriate trimmings.
Come and see.
are becoming
lint plaitcil Inbois lucr edged.
waists.
, runny visits to the laundry.
best Irinnirc1,11glrt every way.
the Jabots uic quite (l(‘(‘1..> coming Vit‘ll (lown (H'l'L‘
Bridgeport Advertisements.
Read Co
Mitchell 1831
Colored Nets for Waiéts and Go‘wns'
Amongr all Ilrc luvclv Sprinu and Summer goods none
.110. more fascinating than the tolurcd Lace .\'cis.
(laiuts at the beauty of the (uloriugs, and Vit seems wonder-
ful that such charming sbndcs should be brought out in
Such odd shades (no such .11»: \apour gray. wistariu,
lotus bluc. navy bluc, brown. Uld rose and soft g1ccu. In Illl
O'nc ex“
The Beautiful Toklo Embroidered Bands
are shown in combination with the Nets and make most
Those are in use as evening gowns
designed to \vcui (:'1\ ct satin 5110111115, and also as waists
\vitlr handsome cloth costumes.
1.
At the Lace and 'i'riuuuiug .\'.(I('Ii(111.'
The Spring Neckwear
'l'lrc fashions arc licwitcliing and there is no length to '
which the nrodisir girl may not go in selecting styles that
Dainty little Croats (Ifl lace or embroidered linen, and
Mam oi
the
arc bum in luv (11.
High close-fitting Stocks and Ascots 211 (I selected 11) the
tailor niudc girl, us arc the still l‘.nrl1roi(lc1c(l Coll (its: which
are worn with councilsh lawn unribbou bows.
The most fascinating'Dutch Collars have come. some
plain, others with insertion and edging- 'l'licy l(1(1l<':-upr01110- -
Iv comfortable and Will be lii\'.1)l‘ilt"~ in warm \vca‘..1cr.
All this .\'L‘ckw car is ("x'ccllcirtly (nude and will endure
' Saturday Specials for Men
Natural Wool Underwear, good quality. 691‘. each.
suspenders, extra line elastic with kid ends, made in the
too, 3 for 50¢.
Ties, novelty silks' in the latest shades, soft, wide lour-
iu-ironds made ill the best patterns, 50c.
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‘ ADVERTISED ,LETTERS.
Below is a, list of letters remaining
uncalled for at, the following post oili-V
cos [or the current week.
' South Nor-walk.
Miss Ethel Holden.
lWill'lnrn Boyer.
(Alford (111111111
"Miss Esther Cullen.
.i'ohnfd.’ Denney. .
'Mrs. John Kisseibrack.
MiSs Grace Macintosh.
' Robt. L Olsen.
.J. Webster. , 1
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Lambert; and ii.,hugene Honeywell.
Lo is aeronuu'bi, today tiled their
entire so. its a team in the first an
Aerc Club oil, America. The race is to‘
shirt from
: 'i‘he‘y will use a balloon of 80, 000 cubic; flag.
and ccrIIIInIioh or unit-graduates. 'i‘hIo
figures indicate ilrat in lire depart-
lie
inputs to be covered by the cutol
abpuI (11101111111 tar (1‘1 those 1va on 9|" ‘
(‘il ll1(-.uriiv:1rsllv lulled loi‘ viir'loiis
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prompt, Emily) 3.91;, 'hqrso Moi-V. Young Applicant-«Yup, but I (1‘11. i so
figuration) 'yoursot trouble endows”..— lr.uihiul as to spoil your business.”
uglinevenlonel swelling Eoudug'ht Life.
x'l't'uvn a bottle ready. 'I'he' new, use bottle
(«at s 115,001.11, one arm. 60 cents. Be
-‘ sure your dnigglsl gives you Perry David.
"Radium a sunny self-'lrust and
make whale ((1 you lo'tlcn 137111161111."
AERO cLue's BALLOON RACE. *
nns'l championship balloon race oi the" .
Indianapolis 011 ‘Ju‘ne‘ 5. ,
NEW some : ,
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NEW STYLES,
Ladies’ Neckwear
A. Dickerman 81 Son
84 Washington St..SOutl1 Norwalk
Telephone 446
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Keir-Hurdle, one, of, luber‘s ublcst,
' representatives in Parliament, at, (1 din:
no'i' oi boilermakcrs in New York spoke
of success - - ' ~' ‘ .. ’ ,
I“Bucccss, they tell us." he, begin).
“(30111011 from aiming high. 1 think it
', oilener chines from aiming low. from
niluing within one 's scope
' f‘Supposc,‘ for instance. that the aver ,
', ago reporter, aiming high; devoted his
_" lite to the. composition oi? Shakespear-
‘. (Ian tragedies or Miltonic epics—(lo
pou think he. would Succeed?. 431,110!
.Mr. ,Kelr Hurdle shook his head and ‘
smiled;
“Let us then aim, " he said. "(timber ,
We stand seine chance of hitting. It is
they who strive to leave ,iootprlnts in
the sands of time who, dies, most fro
quently get stuck in the mud. "
“My hoy.‘ ' advised the Felonious
wlilr chin whiskers, “stand by the
n
' ‘.‘I'.'li 1611,1111" .
”And don’t let the oiil’cers g0 wholly
(ruin-.otccied " v
Ill.
"And who carried oil’ the honors
the graduating exercises.
" .(Iraldino. easily She had 11 ports
bio stove. bought. and cooked a steak,
in Iuii view of tho dhdieucu: V,
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