libnp arid.
11- th ”’1‘
' mhsrdiy he termed a med
.111...“ Ill renllty e. flesh for 11;
.1 i .‘ Token betcré or otter mcnl'il', it"
., minglks with the loud you eat, enables
iii to ‘asslnlliute‘ and readily dissemwe
1.11s to 1111111... rich blood and pleasing
plumpncss. . ‘
After Simone has beehussd Week
or the days a 1101111.:er wit" ”:1 want
is eee11.'i‘he su‘ilow‘ complexion w
become rosy, the sunken checks will
hue a ruddy glow; the eyes 111‘ be'
. .1 the: breath sweet and t 6 step
. .. the return of mood health to]
‘ih'e' bus or Bodies! leniiicintion
11 overcome, and the thin and scrswnv
are once more plump and rosy. ..
i". H “W“! te‘r'p‘cusmers hove told
' [him of, the 11th2111111111 results follow
' , '1 lug 1&1on use IoItI SsImIose, the great flesh-
. lgiboil’ he
i 1" its a hliil: $368le
1 1 no 0 u' e1 8
31:1 ' ”$1111de s‘p‘eibohs-l guarantee
11nd ths‘I money it it does not ‘do
sll‘illhst is claim fixed You who
611$ thin tur¢ fig; “to gill cannot at
to let“c goes without
11‘: efiil 91:89.61 on those
ale Chapman "4 "
IlAflTFOBD March 5—State Tax
Commissioner ‘i'li'n" orbin is up
swpst .11. more impregnsble line at op
poiii‘tibn in his corporation to: bill
he... ever confronted him when hitting
the center oi the football arena. That’s
the prevailing opinion 1.1.11.5 Capitol
11nd Bonnier Arnold '0! the 22d district
.1 (bridgepert). chai Moon of the commIt
toe oh'“li‘linuc'ei Which wits ilnal y
omitted the late or the corms bills
113111111; .with it. Said Senator Arnold
in. on torvlew with 11. repo1ter in thin{
1c
1' “Clu- committee has not yet fixed on
any date for 11 healing on- those cor
. porhtlon tax bills. but as soon as some
smaller matters are disposed of a
whole day, or it‘ necessary. several
days will be given these matters.
About 11.1 mm its of the measure?
Well." said the senator, “l have not
studied it v‘exy closely, but! have been
'1uther‘smiiled'ut the opposition which
battalienuy developed to it. And Hart
113111 would seem to be the center from
which. this opposition radiates. 1 war:
1.311113112111211 to 111111 leading the); of this
town who are vigorously opposed to it
anon who cordially supported the up
pointinsnt of Tax Commissioner (3611
bin, bul who now think he has be
come entirely too radical in his ‘tsxn
lion“ theories on expressed in this bill
A'I‘Eose men ape still ilrm believers it
Mr. (‘in 1111111 sinceiity in the mattei
but are convinced that in this motion
lm' installer». he has made a woeful mis
take." 1 \.
Continuing. Senator Arnold said:
“01 course every side and every opln
ion will rocejvoI a. fair hearing betel'l
the committee .1111 some merit in 1111
' moasuie which does not appear now
' may develop at the hearings." But. th1
~sen411'o'1- 19,111,110 doubt that he was up
11 der. the impression that as the matter
‘ stands at present there. was little show
' tor a favorable report on the Corbit
but bills by his committee
r111» czomtnittee‘ on finance is main
up as follows: Senator Arnold chair
mun; Schiller. Burnham. house choir
man: Representative Mack, 01 Port
land, cler;k Representative Horne. oi
Glastonbury Representatives Der
mitzgr ‘L'Woodbury: Rose, North Bren
lo‘r‘d; Mirth): Stouing'ton; Dndy. Put
span; Winfield. Nemelsfleld: Weldon
slumber», and Dunn. of Windham.
{the bill hols come to be simOst uni
vors‘s'lly regarded here as it hill on tin
11111111111111 development c! the stated
vsov‘ers buhdfonl on. existing industrial
111611112111 1.1 industrial revival at 1111.
' particular time. one provision or th1
» inpnsuro ‘wlll give an idea. of its draIs
tlIé intentl:
“Such carporatlons may annually or
of barium. the first demo! Novembei
.1 111511111 s; return to the nu commission
' , éfn'liisned. and sworn to by. their presi
., , debtlb'm' Minefieurer silcelixiug ills
' cunt. and. market value oil oil stocks
pthen corporations held. by then
« itgonwh '11 tax has flown possess:
Ill! Walkman! either in this or.1b
1 , .' emulate for the yell.)r preecll
gluten: said return; 11111111111
16011111115. nlld uppers oi. such
1 611111117 be examined by the
my; “1111' ”11'3"?" '3” l3
0 e vs opt- on so
l: return 52");de with the
comm Wen shall. 11118113 csse oI
generation be open only
30,11 of; the not compile
. “H1135 glib“ and assistants and
but 66106121 or the state: as may
occasion to inspect it for the pun;
' assessing 0'1" collecting taxes)
WA 11111 To ' "March ' 5.42mi»
‘rwir t’s progressive action how
11!. the censorvntiou of the
‘bi6 shape
1111114111111 11.1 the governors contep
oe‘ held in this city recently, holds
1.1.11.1le ”all“ till “ls‘ its
- 11%.... winners m1
"" sergvntighgbth ‘Isgionfibrl’d’ 111'! “star:
I so mission runs 11111111
' ' winterm mine midi sh. fillings l.
1:?! limit if“ X001!“ 96‘“ 1. .3
fig 1.11- 111111111 . 11.111.11.91 .
5191251111“ .“i-Fef-
1 gluon:- 11,111 2111'
o, " W Sill'lo'oh WW1 ,. 11'3""'"'1""°3§l°1.l'“"1‘1'""ll’ ;' lit” .5,“
' 'A l Ilrl'r 1 ‘4 ' ‘I l'
fiwgmt it‘d: ltfii! addtm 'm'lx tannin: tl'llflguimfil 513:0
11‘. for 2. cent ugh"
wil II “active. :9
lot the Thai "111131 Baltic " ..
when. the john
ties on lie-operation; which was .
M19811“?! to preppnei fig)“: .
§
' ‘
independent Athlelic Club Has Permit
lrom the Selectmen to Give
Eniertsinmenls
IIIIIIIIIII JIllIIlIGS IXPIIIIII;
lillil Ill IIlI IIIIIJIII:
Selectmen wiili llllucli Favor
was a boxing bout hold in Perry's
hall, in Fairlield. under the auspices
of the independent Athletic Club, in
which there were three mills. Teddy
Fain-10km! h‘uirileld, being the prin'cl-
1311'] boxer. This little boxing match
:i'ue caused a lot of talk in the histori
'111 old town it nothing more. Some
cldc‘dl-y wrong for the selectmEn to
'I1 sign In. permit ItIo'nllew this match.
I. Wu ‘Within the Law.
The light was within the law. as the
permit was signed by the three se-
lectmen. it is said new that some or
the ministers of the town will take
the matter up, and it possible put 11
stop to any more of the boxing cumi-
vai3. '
The three men who ran the bouts.
or entertainment, as they called
it, were ’Herbert Jennings. Waltei Jen-
hinge and Edward Russell, all of Fair
ilel‘d. .
‘.' Mr. Jenninge' statement.
Herbert; cuttings 3311! this morning.
"The linden!) “Milli. Athletic .Cl'ub is u
reorIgnuII Izutien‘ or the old Seuthport
Athit Club; and will have 1111 up to
little gymnasium and o in athletic
equipment; We 1.1.1.. 11 present
about 30 members. and are governed
by '11 set or rlllWll. This entertain-
ment last Tuesday was within the
laws. The three seiecttnen signed
the permits, and were all given com-
plimentary tickets to attend. 80 was
Sheriff Burr. Selectman Fox attend
ed the entertainment. to keep order.
and-to see that there was noliinneo
essnry disturbance. The rest sent
re sis and said that they had other
an tigemeuts. IWe intend to run
'smokois and entertainments for
awhile until we get on citric/st. We
will lit out the old church in Southport
with all or the modern conveniences."
Mr. Fox Not a Member.
When asked it Selectman Fox Were
.\ member; Mr. Jennings said, "No."
He i‘urihcr said that although he had
heard reports to the oilect that the
ministers had agreed to try 11nd put
down the lighting in town. he did me
‘liink tho rumors were li'lli’.
. statements of Clergymeu.
'1"an Night lieu ll1.l"d1nuud Gull-
bclt suid that ho was going to spunk
to Sch-clump Charles Fox. on the bulb
ter, and see 1111111 ho. 1111311111 by 11..
Rev Allan Beemuu said to .1 re-
porter this morning: "I lhinkll is in:
from right to allow a prize fight to go
on in our town. When it is sanctioned
by the men that the Fniriield people
elected for scleclmcn ii. is worse
still We will stop this kind of thing.
but I dont know just yet how it will
be done.‘
Rev. Frank S. Clllldi-l said, 'i have
been nimble to find out Very much
about the so-called enterloimuenl.
but it it were In prize light it should
hove been stopped and 11 they plan
ttnIyI niore ol.’ them they will be stopped,
n1
PURE FOODSCIANDS PURE MED)-
NE
mean better. healthier happier people
It has been 11191'cd.h011"eve1',tliat nil
nedicines are not -1'1dulteraied and
Worthless any more than are all food
‘iroduots.
l'l‘lle 'wilcat has been sifted from the
chain, and such medicines as Lydia E.
Pinithnni's Vegetable Compound; which
is made“ tro'm roots and herbs and com-
disc with all conditions of the Pure
c4111 romeily 101 female ills:
. . . 1 .m .
STAMFORD MAN SUICIDES.
RU.'i‘LAND,,\ll. .. Mar ch 4. n-Iil's'spond
em. and ill. Howard H.11sskeli r-einrn
ed to ilullsnd, his native city. early
today. after an absence of two years
bud ended his life by shooting tinough
the help-L. He was 21 years or age.I
and the son of George M. Haskell,
we'll 1.1...th Rutland jeweler. Recentl
the young men hasbeelt employed at
Stamford, Conn. and had. also worked
at various places in New York s'.iste
"Formonihs 11.1an 'mmbl
Ind uned nl ll 11 so! medicine 13" 'l‘t'all'mh.‘
‘ bee cm .1 1
_ .b $111013" Tan)s..r¢1ng'unr.1ln.In1y bro-1h. her 111
ll and alter IllslllIfIth’:I1nr I crsnrgillinfly "I1.
ii i.
moroylgtvyo on t at Hull“ rec 111.111
31339151111..." 8:. Newhrhfl.
2211....
ol‘ the residents think that it was de-'
Iund dump them in the sound, 30. that.
they will be lost. 11's these beds form
Wood and Drugs Law, wm continue; to
will Its place as the standard Amerl—I
1 Fort Worden.a
the United States.
1 {Indny prints the following special, on
come the vnctims of need hunters.
III III III IIAIIII
Says People Neglect Natures Danger
Signals and Tells ol :1 Mixture
io- Relieve Kidney and Bl1ul~
Ider Trouble all Home
I
Take clue of backache A 111" .11
Housman-u...- a.“ wwwhflflww 1
1111111 1411111 IlIl
. 111 1111111111111,
IIIIIllIIIIIIIll TRIPIIIIIII
Bui Measure Gruuihlg Shmeihing in
”I Item Will Be Proposed
By 'Cuiiuniiieu
i
liAlt‘l‘FORD. March 25.—~Tbo Stole
t'onnuisslol nu Sculptor sent in lupu-
many 08388.01 kidney Cowman" arultliiou WlllL‘i chlbodied the former no-
reported obout here: also bludderIUOII 1.1111311 by the commission at u
trouble and rheumatism.
An authority once stated that pain.
in the hack; loius or legion of the
kidneys is the denser signs] uuturc
hangs out to notity the sufferer that
thus is something wrong with the,
kidneys, which should receive imme-
diate attention. Only vegetable treat-
ment should be administered and 11b-
soluteiy no strongly alcoholic medi~
cities. which are harmful to the kid-
1' news 111111 bleddsl
Clergymen Do Not View Asiiqii ol' “
'liho billowing prescription while
simple. harmless and inexpensive. is
' known and recognised as a. sovereign
remedy for kidney complaint. The in
I . .gredients can be obtained at any
Tuesday evening eighth week there,
good prescription phnrmcny and any
one can mix them; Compound Kur-
gon. one ounce; Fluid Extract Danae
lion, one-halt ounce; Compound Syrup
Sersnp‘sriils. three ounces. Shake Well
in 11 bottle and take in teaspooni'ul
doses after etch meal and at bed
time.
' This preparation is said to restore
the natural function oi the kidneys.
so they will] slit, and strain the poison
ous waste matter. uric acid. etc.. from
the blood. purifying it and relieving
rheumatism Bucknche will be re-
llcved.tl1e urine will be neutralized
null cicnred 11nd no longer a cause of
Irritation. thereby overcoming such
symptoms as weak blunder. pnini'ul.
frequent and other urju’nry illllli‘lll'
ilt'S.
This Is worth irylng’ond may prove
just uhnt many people here “(All
'rwo KILLED IN FIRE.
Three Other Members of Brooklyn
Family Seriously injured.
NEW YORK "M31111! 4‘ w—lirc I11 11
big tenement building on Sovcuih 11w.
uue, 111'10011115'11, curly teddy, entitled the
death of two numbers 111' 21 lniuily 111
live and serious injuyr to iho rcmuiu
ing three. Five. iii-(11111311 were injured
and 11. number of tolls-ills bud narrow
escapes. Mrs. Nuihnn luiilnowltz and
her twelve-yeorold sou ilurry were
the ones who perished. The family oc-
cupied the top floor and their cut-ups
was cut oil by tho llamas. The 1110111111
and her oldest son 11' 1:111 011-1111111111 111111
died of limb injuries.
€1.81. 3, '1' O a“ it A .
M111. . l‘itlinli‘lol 111111111. 118111111
ENGINEERS HAVE ’G’RIEVANCES. '
The general citcc'utlw touilnlltoe or
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Eiigi
nears held a. conference with (‘encrul
II Superintendent Bicrd oi the. New 1111
ven rand, yesterday, ill 1111 short to ad-
Just some smell grievances which halve
prison out or the. recent notion of the
company in pui‘iln‘g 11 number of €111
glill‘fll‘i-l to work us‘firetucu.
’I‘hls 01111111111 was made about 11
month ago. The company is sold to
have. taken oil 26 firemen. pulling
incir names, first on the cxtrn list.
and then‘ to lutvli. given the engineers
the jobs held by the firemen. James
Murdoch. second vicepresident of the
Brotherhood of lliiili'Ohd 'l‘roinuion of
St. Louis was in New Haven yester-
11111, hilt lel’t in the. niternoou for N11
shun N. H. Mr. Muidock said his
business there had 116 significance. He
stopped over, he said. to meet some
or his railroad friends ln’New Haven.
Sunken:
Cookies. from Gold Medal Flour. are
the best I ever tested. Sol-nu.
SEED OYSTERlNG‘,_BEDS To BE
' DISTURBED- 1 .
BRIDGEPOR'T,‘ March 5.—-’I‘ho Ra-
del Oyster Company will have to tulle
its oysters in the large bed they ;
n '.
Calm to own just east oil the 13ml
cnnnnel at the enhance to the harbor.
or‘ the dredged will scoop them 11D
In
port. .0: the p Anchorage basin
at. this point. . o dredging. will start
as near April lot as possible. The
beds comprise several acres in. extent.
-. but are not used to miss oysters (01‘
lead. but for the production of seed
oysters. which are taken up and trans-
planted elsewhere 011‘ the beds' 0: the
oompsuy.
ompsny it was stated that this 1111) "VI;
eh . Cliptitlll 1121111011 wit
'1. e “oyster ‘coiupo‘I
,wus burnc dour'ly teddy.
started from nil overheuted stove pipe.
.Tho loss is estimated at $3.500. pur-
At, the chine of the Red e1 -
ANOTHIEfItI M0 15.” MILITARY.
SEATTLE. We
Equipped with. 11‘
system and fire con
11 eless telegraph
til uppurstusuboili
of which wexscomp eted yesterday by .
United '
Capt. W. A. Moore. of the
States Signal Service corps of Seattle.
or the tour. modern mlIithry posts '1
flanking Wit F0
orden lire the posts at P’o ii
2,; Boston. and New York. The w l‘
Incomplished at 1,1 cost of It. 0 1
VICTIMS OF HIEAD HUNTERS»
CHICAGO, March 5.-Th 6 Tribune
Manila, March 4. —~There is a rumor
that Lieut Harm I. King, or the First
Cavalry, and n detachment of that
regiment who' have been mapping the
lnIteiim or Northern Luzon, hove
SAN Josh: 5011;.
Humphrey Chul‘chill.
' made the trip,I'
'tlio fldgsiilp C
hi this city 111' 11111
ChurchilI'
IIh‘ohI 'eu
ultimatum 14111111111111 “l
1
ilitary post at Pelt
Townsedn. now ta, (as its place as one 1.
'. Ivy-llr nae a pIaIr of shears as a
Imectiiu. 1',esierday in which they ask-
ed the legislature to make on uppio-
pi'lutiou 1.01- 11 pedestal lor the full siz-
ed 1epll1'u of Connecticutt' status at
Andorsomiile. Accompanying this pc-
litiou was a resolution calling for 1111
appropriuiion or 2 000 for the purpose.
The. resolution was referred to the
committee on appropriations.
An unfavorable rsport‘wus received
on one 01' the bill’s providing pensions
for teachers. This bill gave the cou-
ti‘ol oi the money for the pensions to
individual towns. Senator Luther,
chubmun ol‘ the committee on educu.
tion explained that in reporting uu
favorably on this bill he did not wnht
ii. to appeal that they were going to
turn down the whole project. it is
probable that the other one will be re-
porisd favorably.
The committee on military oflnirs
reported unruvombl) on :1 bill mm id
lng for 1111 armory for the First Com-
puuy oi‘ the Governors ilorso (iuurds
ut liuril’orii, The report was rccciw-d,
and i111» resolution rejected.
For Infants and 0 lib-611.”.
liu Kind in line Always Birgit
Bern's the ,II: II :3 I
Signsturs oi
STAMFORD AND LONG iSLAND
Plan for Best to Carry 15 Automobiles
and 400- Passengers.
It. is understood ihul. (L‘upiiiiu A.
l-iuukoil. 111’ Port Jefferson, Long is-
iuuti. ussocinlcd with capitalists or
New York and Boston. intends to 11s»
iublisli u new route- bctwccu Slum-
l‘ord 11nd (‘0111 Spring Harbor, Long
lslnmi..WIII1 the intention of curry-
ius, automobiles and tinescugci's, dur-
ing the coming session, expecting to
ifllllllii‘lli‘i' running in Aluv it is (x-
|li‘(li‘il in nluiic siv single trips Ilil
1i:1_\'.
'lho bout I11" bus in flow will be
speedy, staunch and ciuuuuulinus. wull
littod for currylng fifteen or more 11111
'oiuobiics 11111] 400 luisscilgvi's. The
1111111111 01 the 'sIIt‘t‘J‘unun' is ulmul 1:111
Ii‘i‘l.
COLE-RYAN MINE MERGER.
L108 ANGEUIQS. Clll.. :\'l:11‘("h 'l."‘“'
New York attorneys representing the
COIN-Ryan syndicate, which 1'1'1ulrnls
liu- Greene-(formiiidutod. owning rich
copper mines in ‘(111nuncn. Mexico.
which is 11 putty In 11 suit lllcll nearly
(on yours lugs 19 cpmpcl uu ul't'ninllillg
in certain minority stockholders
lllt‘ olii Coi11'1'hGri1nIdc Mining (Tom-
puny whose still-ii ll. bought. Iiuvo been
in L111; Augt'lcs for several wwks unth-
m'ing testimony to be used in the hour-
lug new in progress before :1 referee
oi the N111 \oIrlt Supreme Court
'1 its presence of the numbers here
comes us 4111 coho. ol’ the. luibulcul.
times when Greene lighting to wrest
the chi origiunl ll 1,1,5 ,i‘roiu .i. Hou-
1",1 Wood uud..ll%.'~'1‘lht¢tllo took for-
t‘lhle possessiou of the now famous
mines oi the Creche Consolidated Cop-
per Company
"FIRE LOSS or s3,5oo’m wmsreo
WINSTEI). Mulch 4—]‘he residence,
with 11 dance hull and other smull
buildings adjoining, over the Muesli. ‘
obusetls sluts line in New Boston.
owned 11,1 Selectman Joseph Litsiiz.
The tire
tially covered by insurance.
silk or cotton—41' your shear is
aWiss it will make a clean I
cut the full length of the blade .
without “chewing." or‘ ‘pinch-
Iss is the standard with
tailors, seamstressesand others
lng to‘oi . 1
rlss shear 5501': met
mere than th v'el's‘ e,1 but
they will sta sharp anfl stand
more haratl, 2nd conil nuons.
work than any ‘otiie'rééin the
. factor. .Icutting room or the
uses linili'gg;
Ichoet‘fully refund. the fol
indigent you paid; 1
112‘ WAS
111'th 1.1.1.114.
Hour. 117.
1.1
(1f '
1111‘ 11 11111111111111 . 1
Mrs. A. G Tuson of liver-more, C11 .
writes: "I picked up from my door-
step one ‘duy a little book in wbi h, i
soon became very much iutcres‘ ed.
My little girl of live years of ago had
loss of appetite extreme nervousness
11nd undue fatigue. She was all run
down and lnnvery delicate condition.
“This little book was very compre-
hensively written. and told of the new
method of extracting the medicinal ole-I
ment- or the cell's liver from the oil,
eliminating the obnoxious oil which is
so hard for children to take.
“ 'Jnst the thing,’ said i, ‘ior my little
daughter: and 1 immediately went-for
s botile 01 Wool. it; helped her wen-
deriully. She has gained rapidly in
dash and strength, and she does not
take cold halt so easily.
"1 am extremely grateful for the
need it has done her. and I hope other
mothers who have weak, delicate or
ailing children will be benefited by my
experience and Just give Vinol 11 trial."
FRANK H‘. BAXTER. Druggist,
SOUTH NORWALK.
......._.2......... .
.W.._..._,_-...- -..- A...“
ATTACK 0N VON BUELOW.
BERLIN. March 4.—A severe nt-
liutk on Chancellor von Buclow and a
defense of Emperor William in con-
nection with the alleged imperial in-
discretion of lost your is contained In
11 book by Rudolf, Marlin, which up-
pcnrs tomorrow l-iei'r Martin was Iter-
molly attached to the department or
the interior and be is said to be sup
ported by It considerable party at
court as part of an orgunizcd plan to
l'or'ce vou Buelow out. of 0mm. llcrl'
‘Murtin. licenses Prince vou Iluclow oi
misdirection the ciupcr'ni especially
in the matter of lboinlervii-w publish-
1-1i in llli‘ London Il411l_1"i‘clcgiupli,Hu
.I’dcclmos this interview wus prepared
under Print-e von BueIow‘s instruc-
lions and the prince, si'lci perusal.
laid his majesty it could br- publislwd.
Then when 1110. crisis arose alter the
publication the prince advised iho
emperor to leave Berlin during the
exciting dcbuios in the Rciclislug.
—-—l'1yspr:psia is our national ailment.
Burdock mood Bitters is the national
cure for it. it strengthens the slum-
lit-ll membranes. promott-s How of di-
gestive juices. purifies the blond.
builds you up.
been troubled for a, long, time with.
Spring
Woolens
are new in stock and
ready" to be turned into
stylish Spring Suits as soon
as your order is received-—
125.1111 151.11
Everything for evening
wear—Shirts, Collars. Tics."
Gloves.
Joseph Davis
Tailor. Clothier, Hatter. IFur-
nisher '
Trunks and Leather Good:
85 Washington Street
South Norwllk ."
M—e—Mwwuu— -..
IIIlIIIIlIlIIIlIlIIS
Reserved State 2611
HOYT‘S THEATRE
ZMIIIIIRNVARIEIY
3—DAYS—3
1" Commencmg March 4"
Anthony Geronimo..
Win. H. Chine... . .
CROWNING FEATURE.
HINES» AND REMINGTON,
' “The Manicure Girl."
THE-MESSENGER BOYS
, . (Four)
"I Singing. Dancing. Comedy Quartetto.
MISS NIELLIE LYTTON,
.ComedleInne.
CLIFFORD ANDtIHALL,
“The Gerinan antl- The Lady "
RAY MURRAY,
The fiwect Singer.
"THREE name or MOTION Pic-
'RURIIIIS’II CHANGED IDIIAIIILY.
—..'._;s‘_.
PERFORIMANDES DAILY
National: so. . . ‘ Evenings“ 11:15
ADMISSION. 101:
"Dell Seats 351:
'Telephone' 112
2111-111: CHANGE or mum
MQNDAY AND ruunsekv. ;
‘ 111.11.14.1mch‘.,hh 1
. 111‘
PENN" CONFERENCE.
Trying to Concentrate All the IAgen-I,
cilia Un‘oe'r One 11101111
WASHINGTON,~ Mnrcb 4.——When
'(lougress met today its 41 contiiuutllou
111' the session of yosir'rudu) plucticully
the 111111 legislative question before it
won the pension upprepriutlou confrr- I
cum: lilllnlni
A1 ibe close or the session, lust
night. 1111 agreement bud been reached
by the couturecs on the proposition of
the house .to concentrate all of the pen
111011 agencies under one bend in Wusllw
lngtoh. A11 In former years; the Son
ole u'us opposed to the consolidation
11nd held out stubbornly against it.
The inst, few hours of the session
were begun with the possibility of one
of the appropriation bills failing of
passage. Such a contingenc' is not
regarded seriously. howeve. as the
appropriations curried by the bills last
your 111-9 suilicient for all-'needs until
the and of 1111: iiscul year. and ii‘ the
bill is not passed the damage can be
i'epniicii ill a special session Oil (‘on-
gross This would 111112111 the renewal
oi" the moment contest in the special
session
Both houses of Congress worked
mmlimc ,vcstoidny with the result
that no imperative legislation except
for today. Beginning Int 10 celock yes
totduy mowing the Senate ran until
utter 11 o'clock Inst night while the
House which (ornlncnced business 111
ll 11. 111.. was in session until 1:30
o‘clock this mm',nlng
During the night. Representative
Sherman, who will today take the
oath of office as vic‘e- president, made‘u
notubli» address ln"bld‘dlngndi'cn to his
comrades ol‘ the House of Represeula
lives Where 119 bus served for
you”. He. was given it great oyhtlou
111' both Republiluus and Democrats.
The Senate today met .11 II: 30 and
the 1101159 111 10: 30 ,
THE
Cadillac
Four Cylinder; Model 30.
l1425
delivered in Norwalk.
cunnut be equalled by any o'izlier
our selling {or 32,000.
”are. n demonsirnilou before
buying and learn for yourself.
“ F. E. Lockwood
.General Manager '
'. Frank Chase ....... Resident Manager _I
...Musicai Director, ’
8. Company
39 WALL STEET. NORWALK.
'= 00111: lN AND 11111111111112 'OUIR
NEW LINE OF
Gas
and
Electric
Portables
the illicit , ever shown indie
Twin Cities sud ‘a‘t prices
that defy competition.
(3111113172111
the pension appropriation bill Wits left .
1311131 Your Cold
‘ IwiIiIi Flax Seed
For many years physicians have been 1iuc~
locssfully trcadngCouglls.'iol1l1 " llrouclii.
'tis and Consum ‘tion with on Emulsion of
hinx Seed. culle "LINONINE. ’ihi‘sis not
a 915i rct remedy. the formula bring on every
bottle. It Is it p:....'.11 .1lecinlllsi011—s. lost. '111
1 cream —- mode of the oil compressed cold
from the lincst. selected Flax Set-(Is and by
a scientific process requiring 120 hours.
if so wish to know what this Fl 1:: Seed
1" mulsion will do, write to the m'1l.1r3 and
tiny will send you an order on a local drug4
gist for n regular-size package (not a mere
sample) and will pay the druggist themselvep
ior It. This is their fig-c gilt. made to let the
l remedy itself show you what it cm do.
I The First bottle is Free
CUT OUT THIS COUPON
i’orii 1m 1y not appear dg'niit and mail to The
Linonlneco” i).111bury.(:onn. lhnveucvrr
tried i.inonir'm.I please supply me with the
first bottle ireo.‘
............................. 1-1-.-.......----
3. N. 3. Give fullsildress—Writcplulnly.
AMASSED FORTUNE IN 4 YEARS.
SAN BERNADINO, Cub, March 4.—
Hail y 'Pursolls, a desert miner 75
y'mrs old left. Sun Bern'ordlno yester-
day, for Philadelphia, to visit relatives
whom he has not seen to: fifty years.
He goes back With 11 101 tune estimat-
ed 111 $1, 00 .000, all amassed within the
last. four yours in the mining regions
' or this country and Southein Nevada.
‘ CA a we) 11 2A .
3“,. m 1 iii Iiiml‘iot limo Always 8010
9131131122
2
CAR VICTIMS OUT OF DAMIR.
BOSTON. Ms‘rch 4.—-—-The two men
bclimcd last night to have been inlai—
ly. injured in an electric, car accident
in which one' man was killed, were re-
ported out of (longer today. Pntrick
illulscy and Arthur Beaumont, both'oif
the Dorciiesler‘ district, were found to
be injured far less budly than at first
supposed.
M.1u1u'r'r.1'
(min Gold Morin! Flour if .VOill folks are
Dtlnlflklly about ”1111' \li limb; 511. 1 YANN.
.—.._.
1 The man who has lost faith in the
world is not apt, to harbor 21 good opino
ion of himself. either
“I [ll
IR lllll
It is 'a "huesu‘on ‘ot VALUE thnt.
counts these dnys.
Not how cheap—but HOW GOOD“
is the question that should interest
you in 'ydul“ FOOTWEAR.
Ralston
SPRING STYLES NOW READ
Wear Shoes That Fit.
122 wsst-Itporou Is'rltza'r.
‘ ' ennui: 5422. ' ‘
Attendance all hours day and night.
Frederick H. Gosling,
snowmen
Funeral Parlors ll couectton.
body .tttsI 911191. Tel. 104.
es and guidance, ‘
84 ISO. MA'IN_ 81"., SOUTH NORWALK
' 'iNstionalBank
of n man's home enjoyment. depends
upon his surroundings—his conven-
iences. A cosy arm-chair will make
his pleasure oil the more certain. We
have them in all kinds—401' indoor or-
ve‘randa. use. Flue wicker rockers and
urm- chairs that positively. look invit-
ing. They resemble vigilant policemen
in the seusé of inviting a rest. but. 11
rest in them is welcome.
The A. .I. Angevme
811 $011 ”Go. ’
nsu‘iborou’srneer.
134-136
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
' I 11'-T"...-
’ TRANSACTS sAuG' hIEsRAIL 11111111....
chant.
11L . -
IBURPLUSW AND PROFITS
' $173,500.00
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pr“.
JOHN H1 KNAPP, 1st Vico- Fret.
FREDEIRIDK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vice-
WIIILIFRIED BODWELL. Cashier
*—
1 DIRECTORS 1
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knnpp asmuequm‘man
Josiah R. Marvin J 1111111ng Marvin
Christian awn-1,: John ight
Fred H. Rowan-
. , . Patent onion.
1‘ twelfth 18‘8'3
' : OmcosifliMhinSIrem.
IIIIIIDGEPDD'II‘. calms
11.11.111.111 11‘. Booklet on Patents.
Norwalk Chronicler